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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-25
Cool Lager.

SOOA AhScT.
The coolest and best glass Of LAGER BEER to
be had in the city can be obtained at NJ. RUBEN's
Restaurant, opposite the Confectionery Store OF
G. Schafer, on Fairfax street. je6
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-25
A LEXANDRIA HIGH SCHOOL.
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
The Third Annual Session Of this School will
commence on the third Wednesday in Septem-
ber In this School, Youths are prepared for
College or the practical business of life. Send
for Catalogue, giving ample references and full
particulars. Address either of the Principals, at
Alexandria, Va. Day scholars will be received
as heretofore. CHARLES S. TAYLOR.
" JOHN S. BLACKBURN.
jy 25-1awtS2O Associate Principals.
OFFICE POTOMAC FERRY co,
" eth St. wharf, Washington, July Is, 1871.
On TUESDAY,, August 1st, the eEuA
steamer WAWAsET will resume -EEk 1890
her Tuesdays trip down the Potomac to Currio-
man and intermediate landings. The Friday
trip to Cone river and intermediate landings will
be continued as usual
Leaves Washington on Tuesdays and Fri
days at 6 q. m. -.
Leaves Alexandria on Tuesdays and Friday 5
at a. M S. 8. HOW1SON, Prest
S. GEDsEY, Gen. Sup't.. jy 25-lw
WASP POPLINs
w Received this morning by
! jyi5 WILMER & SLAYMARER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-25

ATTEMPT TO EsCAPE-A bold attempt, to
escape was made this morning by colored des-
perado named Charles Lewis, while on his way
to the work house in charge Of officer Jones.
When about one hundred yards from thePoor' $
House lane he asked the officer for some tobac-
co, and while the latter was in the act OF put
ting his hand in his pocket to give him chew,
he broke away. taking with him the nippe,rs
which were on his wrists. The officer instantly
sprang upon him and threw him down, and a
desperate conflict then commenced and lasted
for quarter of an hour, prisoner, frequently
turning the officer, who, however chung to him
by the throat and the nippers, which he had
again caught, and finally after striking him
over the head several blows with his billy
brought him to terms, and succeeded IN lodg-
ing him safely at his destination. While the
conflict was in progress two colored men who
were working in an adjoining field approached,
but were warned off by the officer who drew
his pistol and threatened to shoot them if they
came any nearer Lewis is the man who was
arrested after considerable trouble by officer
Capdore at Fishtown yesterday, and had to be
carried to the station house in wagon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-25
NOALl

COAL COAL! ooAh'
To arrive per schr. Cherut EGG and STOVE
SIZE ANTHRACITE COAL, which will be-
sold at lowest market rates from vessel.
NJ ELDRIDGE & CO.,
;v DIV South wharves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-25
PRODUCTION IN DRESS GOODS.

Japanese Cloths, Organizes, Lawns, Grena-
dimes, Ginghams and all kinds Of Summer Dress
Goods marked down, and will be sold at greatly
reduced prices by
iv 21-tA6 w Nj. n. BERhLE l.
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FISH.

THILDREN'S CARRIAGES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
A large stock always on hand. Carriages re-
ceiyed BY New York steamer nearly every week.
For beauty, strength and cheapness they cannot
be oxcelled Prices range from 81 to $50.
CHAS W. GREEN.
iva 76 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-25

MEETING OF THE FIRE WARDENs.-At a
meeting of the Fire Wardel,s held last night
there were present, J. B. Sluoot, >: T: Cole
man, W. H. Lambert and Geo. 4. French
A communication from the President OF the
Sun Fire Company asking for new hose for the
use of that company was read and laid over.
It was unanimously resolved that the salaries
ofthe engineers of the steam fire engines be re-
duced from seventy to sixty dollars per month,
and that the salaries of the drivers be Increased
from thirty-fve to forty-fve dollars per month
An election for engineers and drivers OF the
steam fire engines was then held With the to-
lowing result:
Hydraulion Engineer, Joseph Young, 3;
William Simpson, l. Driyer-T., D; Dicks, =.
Columbia Engineer, Richard Purcell, 4.
Driver-Alpheus Brown, 4. So Joseph Young
was declared elected engineer and T. X, Dicks
driver of the Hydraulion, and Richard Purcell,
engineer, and Alpheus Brown, driver OF the
Columbia.
1t was resolved that it be the duty Of the
engineer and driver to air the hose belonging to
their respective engines.
The meeting then adjourned.
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THECKS ON FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

autographed and printed, neatly and hand
somely designed, and substantially bound i'll
books of 100, $50, 800 400, 500 and 100 checks
each. They cun and will b. sold at very low
Hourcs Giy 2O1 JOHN II. PARROTT
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-02-27

tinued efforts to throw the trains from
Reading off the track, and have sue
ceeded in doing considerable damage,
although the road is patrolled BY
locomotives and constantly guarded BY
watchmen. 1t is reported that one
passenger train was utterly wrecked on
Friday. Manufacturers Of Newark and
Elizabeth, n. J., are on the verge OF
suspension, unless a supply OF coal is
soon secured, when thousands OF opera
tives will be thrown out Of employment
Flour for France.
The bark Midas cleared Yesterday for
Havre, with l0,264 barrels of flour, and
the bark Hunter with 1872 barrels of
-four on board, contributed by A. I.
Stewart, cleared Friday for Queenstown,
The Methodist Book Concern has ap-
pointed eight experts, who begin imme-
diately TO investigate the affairs OF the
Book Concern.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-02-27
HAMILTON. q.
The Opera House Lottery.


HAMILTON, February 25.-The draw
ing of the Hamilton Opera House lot
tery took place tonight, in the Opera
House auditorium, large audience be
ing present. A committee OF eight
prominent citizens from Ohio and lndl-
ana headed by David Gibson, OF Gin
cinnati, was chosen to superlntend he
drawing Seyenty-six prizes, the entire
number in the scheme, were drawn,
representing $4,000 A large num-
ber af tickets remained unsold, which
were put into the wheel to the credit OF
the scheme. The impression is
that the drawing has been fairly
conducted The first prize con-
sisted of the Hamilton Opera House,
valued at 100000; second prize,
$4,000 cash third, $4,000; five prizes
of $1,000 each, eight prizes of 500 each,
and sixty prizes of 800 each. The
following numbers drew the principal
prizes No. 2S,SS9 drew the Opera
House; No. ll,S22 drew $4,000; No.
30,O2O gained the es500O; Nos. ~, 1903,
5,S22, 1898, 1859, won $1,000 each,
and Nos. ll,7S5, 2S,6S3, 1886, 1890,
"a, l46, 34,4 40, l6,03j and 23,l74 drew
$500 each. The number drawing the
capital prize was sent TO New York
agent, but whether sold or not is not
yet known. The name OF the holder
of the ticket drawing S2O,OOO Is not
known
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-02-27
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.
WAsHINGTON. February

WASHINGTON, February -.
Mr.. Howard presented the credentials
of his successor, Thomas White Ferry
for the term commencing March fourth
Mr.. Wiley, from the committee on
Patents, reported back the bill to revise
consolidate and amend the statistics re
lating to patents and copyrights
Passed
On motion OF Mr.. Cameron, the
Senate took up the House bill provid
ing for the celebration Of the hundredIh
anniversary OF American Independence
at Philadelphia.
The Chair stated the question TO be
on the amendment offered bv Mr..
Conkling to provide for similar expo
sition in New York.
Mr.. Fenton, in the aL.ence Of his
colleague, called for a vote on the
amendment, when it was rejected by a
large negative vote The bill was then
passed.
On motion fMr. Howard, the Senate
non-concurred in the amendments OF
the House to the Southern Pacific rail-
road bill, and a committee Of confer
ence was ordered
Howard, Kellog and Flanagan, were
appointed as such committee.
The Senate then took mp the Post
Office Appropriation bill and discussed
various amendm ITS reported from the
committee on Appropriations
HOUSE.
Mr.. Hooper, Chairman Of the com
mittee Of Ways and Means, presented a
letter from Gen. Pleasanton, Commits
sioner Of Internal Revenue, stating that
in view Of the action taken by the
Senate and the committee o; WAYS and
Means OF the House, looking towards
repeal Of the income tax, he had
naturally delayed until the last moment
before authorizing any expense in con-
.nection with the assessment Of the tax,
but longer delay on his part was impos-
sibIe. He therefore urged that action
BY the House be pressed to immediate
conclusion.
Mr.. Hooperga gave notice iu connection
with the letter, that he would at the
earliest opportunity, move to 90 into
committee OF the Whole for the
purpose of taking up the bill to repeal
the income tax.
The House resumed consideration Of
the Omnibus appropriation bill.
Without disposing o: the bill the
House at clock adjourned.
IAN announcement OF a Democratic
caucus Of the Forty-first and Forty.
second Congress was made for Monday
evening next
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-02-27
FOREIGN SUMMARY.

The Radicals have again invited Gar
ihaldi to take his seat in the National
Assembly.
Etienne Aragos mission 10 Italy is,
it is now announced, TO reclaim material
left at Rome. at the departure Of the
French army Of occupation.
Theirs and Picard have not yet ar
rived at Bordeaux. The departure of
Thiers from Paris even has not yet
been announced. 1t is generally con-
cluded that the Assembly will not meet
tomorrow, and that the armistice will
be prolonged forty eight hours.
A dispatch from Paris, 25th says
Thiers accepts the principle Of territorial
cession, but is trying to save Metz.
Bismarck agrees to leave that fortress
to France, but Moltke objects. The
Prussians are 10 levy contributions and
lmprison the authorities who refuse to
pay them.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-02-27
NEW YORK.
Methodist Book COnccrn-CustOm
House investigation - The Coal

Panic.
NEW YORK. February 2j.-The sub
committee appointed 10 select experts
10 examine the books and clear up the
existing muddle in the Methodist Book
Concern, have not yet been able to Sc.
lect their agents, but are moving in a
mysterious way among themselves and
decline letting the public know what
they are about
Senator Patterson and representative
Sheldon, Of the joint Congressional
committee, are closing their investiga-
ton into the management Of the New
York Custom House. What they have
found out will not be allowed to be
made public until the official report is
presented to Congress but it is under
stood they have discovered some gross
abuses in the general order and carriage
business, and in the exaction OF extra
fees for official iavors.
The impending coal famine is still the
uppermost topic Of conversation, and
serious apprehensions of riot continue.
The story Of the coal strike is told by
both sides Operators continue to
throw all the blame upon workmen,
and another band OF workmen claim
that the scarcith Of coal is merely the re-
suit Of an attempt 10 starve them into
abject submission and render Their
condition worse than that Of slaves. 1t
is stated that between this city and
Rutherford Park, New Jersey, there are
more than two miles Of cars filled with
coal, on the Delaware and Lackawanna
railroad, and that this has been the
case for a month. Why the coal re-
mains there is not explained.
New YORK, February 26.-Tho fear
of an absolute coal famine in this city
seems abating, though the prospect for
early resumption Of work by the Penn
sylvania miners is no more favorable
The supply Of bituminous coal availa-
ble BY means Of the Erie railroad is un-
limited, and arrangements are making
to bring large quantities from Baltimore
and Richmond There was no change
in the price Of coal Yesterday, which
ruled at fourteen dollars per ton, an sd-
vance of nearly 100 per cent. since Jan
uary lst
A Potisville, Pa, dispatch says the
workingrnen will hold another meeting
tomorrow, and it is believed that they
will accept the $3.50 basis.
The striking miners are making con-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-02-27
Southern Pnefae Railroad.

WAsHISoroS, February 2j.-Senator
Stewart, in his report on the Pacific
railroad, says the cost Of the over.
land services for the whole period from
the acquisition Of our Pacific coast
possessions down TO the completion OF
the Pacific railroad, was over $500, 600.
900 per annum, and constantly increas,
ing. The cost since the completion oI
the road was S500,000,O00 per an.
mum.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-02-27
PITTSBURGH.
OiIer ExpiOsiOn-Ten Men Killed.

PITTSBURGH, February 26.-The boil
er at the Kern a. Tillinghast Twi-
light mill, near Parkers Landing, ex-
ploded at four o'clock this P. NJ, in
stantly killing Chas TiIlinghast, n
well known Pittsburger, and Jno.
Traux, a pumper, and severely scalding
w. II. Kern. Tillinghast's body was
thrown 200 feet down the hill, and a
portion of the boiler was thrown 200
yards. The explosion was caused by
too high pressure
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-02-27
WASHINGTON.
The Southern Pacific Railroad Bill.
CSl-,or,.

The SOutHeTu F"cHuc H"TTrV"" ~
WASHINGTON, February "A.
The failure Of the efforts to-day in
the Senate to have the Southern Pacific
Railroad bill taken up and to have 1t
referred to a committee of conference,
has somewhat discouraged its friends
Blair said it would be better to have the
bill fail altogether than to have it pass
in its present shape. The objection
seems to be that as the bill now stands,
it leaves everything to the discretion OF
the incorporators. The most of them
being Northern men, it is said that the
road will be made wholly tributary to
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-02-27

WASHINGTON, February 25.-English
members Of the Joint High Commits
sion visited the State Department and
were introduced by Sir Edward Thorns
ton to Mr.. Fish. An informal and en-
tirely personal conversation ensued.
They will be introduced to the Presi-
dent. to-day, BY Fish. A preliminary
meeting will probably be held on Mon
day next, but they will not organize
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-09-29

MO PREPARATION HAS
~ ever been introduced IL
the American people that Las
met with rs marked u success
as"THE FLUID EXTRACT
OF ~NOSADALIS." One ounce
Of this Fluid Extract is more
powerful in it, action upon dis
ease than one pint Of the prep
a,aiions Of Ssrsararil!n. A. =
Blond P"riisr il Aas no equal;
for Scr.yula, L.fammatoryE heu-
mati'm. .S.yphi2is in all its form,
it is n certain cure. Physician.
indorse II II is not n quack nor
trum, as the formula is printea
on every package.
DR.. Sparks, Of Nioholasvills.
Ky.,saya: 1T IL the best blood
Purifier ! have ever used"
DR.. Doykin, Of Baltimore,
says: 81 always prescribe it
Cor Serofula and syrhilis."
DR.. T. G. rugh, Of baltimore,
says: | cured the worst case
of Scrofula / have ever seen
with Rosadalis."
Benjamin Dech,ol, Of l.ims,
Ohio, says he has suffered for
twenty years with an eruption
over his whole body ; hied'al
kinds IF remedies with no sxc-
cess ; o few bottles Cf Rosadalis
made a complete euro.
see GuSADAI!S AIMtSAJ.
s"r important cures. ilr I'usa.
haiis Almanac publishes a., tiii.,-
ing story OF "Inly -. truix, ,r
The Magic Bose
Western Wholesale Depot !or
Rosadalis,
Il. MACREApI Il CO..
! CI%c!S SATI, ONO.
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Hei0ho,d'f E.,rac, rrciY IA Iiuretir sne ri, \. ~
and curcr all disc So arising frrn. laai,s az
dissipation end ssces g. -. i i'ipra,i-ncts ia ii.r. ii.
nuritirs VI the b!o"i. etc. suppressed ry co;,-ihs n ~.
fcctoils FOR nkieh Il l. us..i. sMd :, I,i,il,tic nlfr4..i,,,s--
~ these '.Iscsse. use: in ccil. .eiiei. vi. ii,h. itu.a'-
rose wash.
LAliEs.
IN man, affections rscnsiar I" Iaiie.. III E>irac, z /
chu Is .iss', uansd by any other r.ni,,iy-s. Il. .b..r, d.
~ or r"'rniiri' ire cuisriiN. lsnfnl,.ss or -,.r pro, 81. "
~ customary excavations. ulr.t "a or -rhirst.- -in,. -.
the uterus, leaoorrhra or wli'cs. s.-riliiy. sni for *;
complaints incident to ~. sex. whether arising fran
indsc-c;inn or habits &c III dissipation II il ,.re.crii,. ;,
extensively hy ihr in"s. .miirn. physicians and mid
wives for rrtssliei and d.iicat. 90 constitutions. II toth
sexes aud all ages ,a,:cnde 9! With any Of the aaeve l:s-
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\

E'ne prepared expressly iur IL. above con plants,
~ Hood purifying properties ar. greater than Any
other preparation of Sarsspasiila. IL give, ia.
complexion a clear AMI hcalihy color and restores
the patient 10 a state Of hcal'l, and purity. For purify
ing the blood. removing all chronic CONSTITUTIONAL dr.
eases arising i.oin an impure state q! the blood. and IN e
only reliable and c.frc.nai known remedy fr- The cure
ri pains and swelling of til. lSncs, Clcrrs,iofs Il III.
Throat aud Legs. Ilufcles. rinplcs on the Face. Fry-
.'peias siid all scais %,rupiiess .. tae skin, aad tesut.f,
ing the ..n.p!.aiyI.
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W. UHU~0TsITHCtV HVvTNT VCNlVCH u
! contract for carrying the mail 10
Rockport, respectfully informs any u
desiring to 70 to Rockport. that he will
provide NEAR for CARRYING them on
Mondays and Fridays IL they will leave
word on the day before nj Tho Post office
III Jasper. JOSEPH CHRICII.
july 9Th. 1870.
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II. T. TriMBOnoi.D's EXTRACT Ercnr
CURES DISEASES ARISING from ~iMpRUDrycEs
HABITS ar DISSIPATION. ETC.
n Ill their stages. AZ little expense. little or TO char &c
~ Diet. no Inconvenience. AMI ~ exposure. ftcau-c.
: frequent desire and gives strength to rrina,c. there
by removing 0bsfrnctious. IRE cntinx and Curing STRIFE
ares ~ The Crcthra. Ailaying PAINS ard Inn anfna,ior
ifrf.ti4t II ul;s class "i diseases, and ~cspcllirg all
lU+ Nirt.r matter.
Thousands who have been the victims of incompetent
and Who have paid heavy fees to be cured IN \
short time. haze form! they have been deceived. and
that III. poison has. by the Use of powerful astris-
y been dried up In the system. TO break out in .
more scrravatei form. and perhaps AFTER Marriage.
L.. iELMrntU'S EXTRA iutnr for ali ANer.
iions and Diseases OF the Urinary Organs. whether .x-
t.iing III Male or Fstnals frDn, whatever cause mi gina
ing. and no matter Of how long standing. Price, one
dollar and fie. cents per bottle.
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Fufl and cyp'cfs directions accompany tho n cdic,n.s.
Evidence of the most responsible and reliable chsrsc.
'cr furnished on application. with hundreds OF Thousands
~ living Witnesses. aud upw ard ri ~. COO ursoiicl, ed
certificates and rccoinniendatory letters. many If which
,re from the highest sources, Including eminent Thysi.
clans. Cierrynen. Statesmen. etc, The proprietor has
,rvrr re~crscd 70 their publication In me new .parers :
he iccs not do this from the fact that his ar.ic,es rank
ns Stsntard Preparations, aad do not need - bc prop
- -. - a=4ia-a.a F--f
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Henry T. Helmoc'd's Genuine Prepar.
AkiQnA.

ne'icr-sd 70 nnv address. Secure from, ~hs.rvs,,co
Established npward 81 Twenty Years. Sold b. Drug
yis's everywhere. Address letters TOR Information in
r~,rAdencc to HENRY 7. nEtMEOiD. Druegis, and
Chemist.
only Ocrots. ". r. Helmhold's Drag Chen,r,, Ware.
hors". VI. sAt ~nroadway. New York, or ~ n. r. VrJ n.
irl,hia. IA.
NV Az ~ ccrsrrsv.r-. Ak fsr HENRY r. nrt.x
Eoi.ns r1ts NO ernvR. lee. II, III.
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M
HENRY r. HELMEOL.D'S
COME .TRArrp
FLUID EXTRACT UCCuC,

nas cured every case OF Diabetes " which II has he.f
given. 'rrft,,ien IL the Neck. uf the bladder aud .hta r.,
nnr.ioi' u the Kidneys. liberation II The ki,iue,s arc
bladder. Retention ~ TRIM. diseases %; prostate sisr.
>t"ne IN the bladder. calculus, gravel. hrickiust ,eposi,
and nircas ar milky discharge. and for II :e.t.ei aud
delicate constitutions Of both sexes attended With tSc
relieving symptoms: lnlisposii, II t. eA-r;ich. loss ci
power. loss II naeni"r!. ~iiniealiy Of breathing, wrss
nerr-s. trembling h"rro-.nf dis'ae .. v as.fuines.. dnz-
ness % vision pain IN ,he back. hot i"hir.,. au.hina -
the body. dFynes, ~ 'lr sh Il. eruption of fhr IL, r.
i'ti!id connieLance, gnis ersa. i.s,i.see oi the i~rr.c-l.r
-rsisri. etc.
ts.d pv persons fr".a The ss-ss uf %;sh.eea - tv.nfv.
Ave. ana from ta.r'c -fi.e - fifiy-tee .r in tt. g. cd: ,
or change If IFS after confinement ?r ishe- ;air- tr..
~cting IN children.
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EsS~'ssaEyyf:SsSsN sSSs:s.s.g s.s.s,,s.. 7WfHESM,
y
C & R n !,
l|I'MEDyClkESl
sgUcGa nd's German EsItscvS
as Nd'S German '1'Gssic:
syGeSand'S E'oI0phyElin E'iis!
II 1Cfln nt!'S esrecE 0is.
H0ONand'S German Eittcrs.

Filters Without alcohol az spirits uf kinc.
i ,.iltrrni from all others. !, Is com
posed OF the pure juices or VITAL rE;N-
err iiAuTs. HEIRS. and EAEEs (or IL
incidentally termed. extracts. lihc WORTH
less or inert portions of Tie ingredients
not being used. Therefore. in one bot
tie OF hi. Bi;icr> there i contained ~
much medicinal Write rs HiIl be tuuia
in several gallons Of ordinary mix,r.e>.
The Roots. &c used in this %liii.crS are
grown ia German .thcir vital principle.
extracted in tlai country by Il scientific
Chemist and forw ar.cd to the manufac-
tory in tl.is city. where they are cons
pounded and bottled. Containing no
81 irituo,,s ingredients. this hiitcr> is free
from the objections urged against all
others: no desire for S.imulnnts can be
induced from their use. they cannot
make ~lruMkards. and cannot. under ANY
circumstances, have All! bui u beneficial
effect. f..
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LOOGOOTEE HOUSE,
L~OOGOOTEE, IND,
JAMES G. CARNAIAN, Proprietor.
Wood wards National Architect.

1000 designs. Plans and Details FIR Country, Sibur.
nan ard Village Houses with Perspective Views, Front
ana Siic Elevations. Sections, Fan Detail drawings.
specifications and Estimates. tl.u. Detail Drawing, a.
WORKING scale. OF brackets. Corniccs. FIR. nch Roof.
Sectional aud Framing Plans of French Jto.,f.. Dnrmcr
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window Castings. Gable Finish. Finals. Crossings.
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Plaster Finish, Cornic.-. Ceilings. Hard Wood Man,cjs
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erect. and finish III the m,st approved stii.. On. 81
rcrh quaiso volume. post maid. sl2.
ORANGE Jtnn & GO.
june la.3n 245 Broadway. New York.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-09-29
In
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HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
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radically cAicrriina's from ,iis system S~crofdis.
:, rt Is. F.ser Sores. tle-is Sore E,Vs SIRE Legs.
Month. Sore Head, I;roithiiis. Skin Diseases. Salt
~ sun. tsnkers. kunni!ig> iruiu tie Ear. Nhits'sw~i Il.
L~!AnlGlsr secl;ing>. Night Swcs's. Rash, Tett.r, U.-
rlcr- ~ all Kinds. tir"t,c Gl.uipatisr, D,sImtsis,
and all ii-,ases .sa' la,s been .st.li;sed ia tie sy.,e:l
.cr years.