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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-21

Charles Webb j. ahun ret in1hes hleh falhei
sif-.a.r made re-r small hnud- aud FL WEIGHS
ahsuri la5 10 pounds; hair 1u1fe hia1k ana ~
orally cut shor. vhan iasi seen wore mus sehe
srry rres. has a on f1Tell-ad That extends ~
onto the hair. also srs7 O. lis chin extending -
risbt side II far. ma B. ~ n q from pistols e
about p or 81 years ofase; rather gsniesl IN AZ
.-a~~auaf- fri- rrr1iariar
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-21

py-From the Fort Smith Herald, we
learn that trouble is brewing in tho Creek
Nation. Two parties are assembling and
threatening each other with war.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-21

5sY- Some of our radical exchanges, sin &c
the election have n sulphurous smell, az
If they came from the region of the
damned
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-21

Br 70 aHnosncsi that ihe Nam
moth Gave Of kentHcky j. Tor sale
The insignifieant sum 81 $50 zoo
IL all thss y aksd- for il.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-21
FtKE NOTICE.

An lFEsl Ragriii ifarsis sfssy iREa7i-
srff. a. i2amgs asl SAsTid sslss, will n
I.iii.hsl ia NJ IlEsAls a. LsTeisi9Es "a
40 hsrrli Il e,T saHass-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-21

"a mar ihsnks sFs Aas f7rs eaFy Il
'hs Ralfs, RrFalsiiaus ssa fTs'aisRs sI
The sik GFsri State Pair u isiissns,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-21
ADDITIONAL REWARD.

vii zirr - az ditisn 20 fhs si.uss. reEg-d q
one Thousand Dollar
fr the arrest "a delivery d the ais unarcs lehb
70 The sheriff II lai4. county inside tae i-i door-
Mats J. JoErsoE-
osf slst rg71 TT Dailss, Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-21

Butler is very fond Of bis friends siBgly,
but dos nol Ike then in Mass
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-21

at his former Stand, on the North side of
the Pubic Square, where he will keep, at
at Mt all times the very best of Liquors,
such as Wine, Brandy, Whisky,
&c, &C.,
He wishes call from his friends and
the Public Generally, and promises good
attention and pure liquors.
Dallas, Oct. 2lst. TSl7-tf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-21

St1,I
NJ ion

fOnltTS lal, ls,iul
Two snail voting counties Montague
and EirAlh) TO hear from.
kOTE- Ih0ss euunilss marked with WTnr "urr
rsani 40 tut l,,N alauduhsd on account u Indian
ats and nos Nulil 6,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-21
Ceaf.ssia.iillrliiroia d
LEE. MIX & Co.,
Gfossbsetk, TsSss.

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trtH flffFnff ~ h.r Carfos rfpfs.
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nluisf Asfs.ft ssi STALL sffFl or (f,fsf,
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~ Afr Tort, N-is ~ Grass,sft - ~ 4
Neg. 4
E.Ys-fsNy
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Groa,'rsrk, sfri, 70 isis su.
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Te.olaiiors iairoiscel sustaining
49, G0rernar, ia icV.aFing mafilsi
laS. acre an iab.s,i-
Pinniiv Was lar Kiriim ~ lAe pas
tV-iash, Paws thrfairRei a. fe
Sign ifhis ,Uurse Mas no. saslain-
a..
lanaly, wi'h a rrWri ~ forty
VsNrs as ga Ala.iiiahisl aHi be-
Iab,sean, Wss abas,d By a Fsd'fa.
fihase week'. growlh-ihEt irsud
"a sns RrpEliiran pagiy-Ivm Och
iNnee, Nhoss aWkWarl attempts Z"
.,llRsl lhe iiVrFy II his maslvr, fer
tninis 0na ~ a hos In harness
Piamly maze aE vblo and rsuslis
rrsech, and withdrew !rom the cad
eos
wei,h, Flsnasah, llaFa ard 9th
err. drsfndeA rlum'y,
Davis soeing lhe rrPiurs II ih'
par,v iHminrnl, advised no mor'
n-sding out, hat gathering in.
The caucus advises calling a cons
ven,ion al an sar,y lay, They al
nit that tho prvssR, platform iske'
ragnizanoe OnS -0i Issues and events
ofthe past and hey0ni lhe domain
IL dlscnssiaE. aud that II platform
IL needed a. recognize tho polllicg
issue. II tho rvsont and future
They admit that Inc Tax Payers
Convention produced Democratic
gain Of tho popular vulc,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-21
PRIVATE EsOla EsEplN G..

H'bsSS ATE ES1IA Nd HVa " ~.
MRS. MARIA BINGHAM, Respectful
w ly Informs the public that she can
take ms many as six single Gentlemen and
furnish them with lodging, mt her Resi-
lcnoe ON jackson st. South East Of the
Public square,-only two blocks from the
Square.
She has, also, to lease,
four full lots on the same block, rent reas
onable. Also block of s lots near the Il. X
depot which she will lease.
Apply Mt her residence on Jackson St.
Oct. 2lst lS1l--6:tf.
MARIA BINGHAM.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-21

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-14
Ep:ipP from Boston.

correspondence of the Alexandria 'iazette.
BosToN. July l2-ln passing through New
York. thought. paper which contained = sim
Gle line calculated to make al absent Alexan-
drian very uneasy: ''A fifteen foot snake is
terrifying the people Of Alexandria, Ea;".; If
the aforesaid snake has not swallowed up the
Gazette office, and all the readers of thes Cta-
zettc permit me to give them my impressions
of the hub In the first place: it Is the
most mixed up city | ever visited an good
at finding my way: but here-l never go out
without losing myself, and only get back TO
the Parker House by following the clue Of the
rails in the streets, as the lover Of !Ariadne
escaped from the labyrinth by the aid of her
thread The streets are as busy. rs in New
York, and much more so than in Philadelphia.
There are more theatres open, in proportion to
the size Of the city, aud, from the handbills
openly circulated at the hotels, inviting visitors
to exhibitions, which, though protesting to be
of a scientific character, are for gentlemen on
H." inter that there are amasements here.
too, Of Il character not exactly consistent With
the stEctc:t morality, Thc Lords Day seems
to lie more strictly kept than in many other
places yet some things hot exactly necessary
can be purchased On Sunday; and plenty Of
people arc seen walking IN the :cDmmon and
public gardens, and jar elsewhere than to;and
from church. OF what we are wont to-eonAder
the peculiarly Eastern dialect: we hear very
little; indeed, a large proportion Of the people
| meet seem to be- foreigners, and Some T adj
dressed to obtain information did not even lln-
.derstand me. 49,. :......- .~,
In public schools, The greatest possible inter
est seems 10 be taken. and mcn Of the highest
standing vie with each otherin their concern
for thcm.. g.. -..., .- ~.-.'-.. ..... -. -
/ attended this afternoon, Il splendid :teStl
val with which the schools We're closed twelve
whom, az they filed past. the Mayor presented
= bouquet, and. after some speaking: everybody
was invited to partake Of cake, fruits ices, &C..
of which enough was furnished to feed half
Alexandria,
This morning / visited he police court ana
saw the manner in which they dispose Of such
cases As our Mayor has to deal with, .I.tAink
it would pay him to visit Boston; he would learn
how to do i day 5 work in about fifteen min
uteS Aiudgc sits on the bench, but seems to
be mere listener, the clerk doing all. the busl-
ness This is the way he docs IT. Picking up
4 paper he calls ont John Smith. Out OF
4 kind Of pit In one corner: ohm makes his ap-
pealauce ut the bar his nune having heln re-
peated By n, officer at the top Of the pitt.
John Smith" says the clerk, you are hc-
cused OF being drunk guilty or not guilty
Guilty says John 'ffwodfollars and costs.
says tho clerk, and John sinks down out Of
sight again. Patrick o Donovan. says the
clerk Patrick pleads not guilty to 4 charge, of
Selling liquor: inothlng stronger Than beer can
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-14
VIRGINIA NEWS.

n.y. With. Ia,,r,al c,,,..;I,, roam trncl-
p.'.m,..,1.': a.. .',1 -, re, ;n. +bo
81 ''' N,'l| - w.. ,''': :' ~ IN ;r
race NHppIfs arc u ' ."n 0 j ,.
very low Peceints Of Watermelons very large,
and are very cheap: Peaches arc very ,iudiffpr-
eH, and briaga very little price, and sellers
glad TO get them OH IN any way ''la? !!'ef f,'l !,
The only s'h;of HOLT ltan'z, ~ oienlau,Eln
county. was drowned on Saturday last. The
child was playing near the mill race in company
with little cousin OF about the same age, ana
IN attempting to cross on noaio leu INFO tfe
rate. 90 ,',.,,. IS -, 80 :.-..: ~''''
The Shenandoah Herald says - -. IN some
sections OF orr county the EraSsAoppers; IN
large numbers. are destroying vegetation, They
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-14
NEWS OF -FHE DAY.
= 10 shos the re,y age nat :Jcsl4 t:ii!:c E"aHs.

= 10 ShUN ne tfiy u9E HHt .OOftI t:t.'i'F -'""'''
Col. Y. H. Ruger has been relieved from the
command Of his regiment in the Department Of
the South, and upon the ! St Of September will
relieve Gen Pitcher Of the command Of y est
Point Military Academy. Cen Pitcher: was
ordered some time since to.takc charge OF the
Soldiers; Home in Washington: on. the lst OF
September next. Col. Lee, the present. Cover
nor of that Institution, will remain there. how
ever. as Deputy Governor. .,.,:... 49,.
The ST.: Louis County Collector yesterday
seized thirteen locomotives belonging TO 1he
Iron Mountain Railroad Company, fIor. non pay
ment Of taxes Tic also, LEVIED m,a l;trgs lot
Of lumber belonging to the Marine hallway and
DrydockS for unpaid taxes Property OF the
North Missouri Railroad Company WAS seized
yesterday for non-payment OF taxes amounting
to S IT,. o0P:. -. .....,
4 company of Mormon immigrants, number
Ing three hundred persons, English, Scotch.
Danish and Welsh arrived at Salt lake yes-
tcr,lav. and was escorted into town by the Nor
mon bishops. Brigham Young De ab sent IN
the northern part Of, the Territory.
TheConvention Of Baptists:of kentucky: yes
terlay Decided 10, raise $500 Q0A to l?iare the
Southern Baptist University. now u Green
vile. S c.. at some acknowledgement Kentucky
provided the BaptiStS 81, the other Southern
States raise $:;'H'.mA. -
The postal money order sy>ten.lS to 60 into
operation on the first Of October between thi:
country and Greet Britain. Il convention hav'
ing Lecu: concluded to that elect. !, Single or.
drr< will be limited 10 fifty dollars orlen pounds
sterling. ''''''
Work has hcen resumed on The 'Wescr1
Maryland Railr4.l and there is probability
of any fitr,l ler delay: Of Interruption in track
laying between llechanicStpNn. and ilagcr>-
town. "' - = ',''' :! p w..
Yesterday about ninety feet Of the bottom OF
the Wyoming Canal fell ont and flooded twl
mines near WiikcSbarrc The amount II dam
age is large. but no person WAS injured. -
The first engine ever built in the United
States for a,Se on Il narrow gauge railway wa,
shipped from Philadelphia yesterday for Pike:
Peak 81. 49,.
The boatmcn on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal at Cumberland are on strike aS5ainS
the charge of FIVE cts: per ton Tor loading boat,
with coal. '..-. ''.'s''~ -, ~
The potato bug is operating in Carol
county, Nd, and its rlyageS threaten to scFT
| ealsly iniure the crop. - 49,,
\ severe storm passed owe" ST. Louis, !yt.stcr
day. which did considerable damage
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-14

Special premiums for raw cotton will be OF
fered by the Ohio Industrial Exposition torthe
principal cotton Statcs-each to compete with
itself-in addition to the grand medal for the
best bale in the whole country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-14

. The thirteenth session of the American Pom
. illogical Society is to be held in the city Of
Richmond, Virginia, September G-S, 1871. :
ALI horticultural, genealogical, agricultural and
other kindred institutions, in the United States
and British Provinces, are invited to send del
egates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-14

tits lamentable- (. see that uOscrupplous
partizans are MISUNDERSTANDING to 1Ting into
the political: ARENA the unhappy affair and
dreadful riot which occurred IS New York, and
Is make capital ousofit for$the aext@Presi-
Dental election. What have political issues in
this country to do with the feuds and dissen
sions which may exist on the other side Of the
Atlantic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-14

From statistics prepared by the several de-
partments for the information of the Civil Ser
vice Commission. it appears that the whole
number of persons employed in. the Civil Ser
vice of the Government is about fifty thousand
We believe.the number is much greater than
this. .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-14

We are glad to hear that the late rains IN this
section of Virginia have done much good TO the
growing corn, which in some counties: had sui
fered from Il drought. T.. ~: .....
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-14
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
s., APPOINTMENTS TO: OFFICE. In a speech
made not long since at Cincinnati, Mr. 5. IS.
= FRIDAY, JULY IA, 1871.

-, APPOINTMENTS TO OFFIcE.-ln a, speech
made not long since at Cincinnati, MIR. 5. 3.
Fisher, but recently Commissioner OF Patents
gave an account of his experiences in regard to
appointments and removals in his particular
Bureau. :. The Baltimore Gazette gives us
some extracts from that speech, and the de-
tails, are, as it says both laughable and mel
ancholy. Much of the blame fov the appoint
ment to Offices, under the present system, and
the retention of worthless and incompetent Q +
ficers, should rest upon members of Congress.
Mr.. Fisher gives one instance of member, on
Congress who came to the Patent Office, along
with an applicant for situation, and took him
(NIr Fisher to task, in the presence OF the APP
plicant, for refusing to appoint the latter to a
clerkship, and after quitting the room came
back alone to tell the Commissioner he did
perfectly right Members Of Congress sign the
applications of candidates tor Office, sometimes
without even knowing who they are. 4 Sys-
TEN which will allow the public offices to be
filled with the personal favorites and par'lzans
Of Congressmen, without regard to the MERIT OF
the qualifications Of those appointed, must be
: corrupt and corrupting. And this: IS the sys-
tenn, in full operation If ever there was "a
government which needed Reform in its admin
istratioD it is this! - 60. '... .'.. .'...'..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-14

.!The newspapers continue to bring accounts
of storms and damage, caused by heavy rains,
winds, hail and lightning, in various quarters OF
the country. An unusual number of accidents
have occurred recently, owing to these causes.
1t is remarkable that with all the lightning
the atmosphere has not been cooled.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-14
!COMMCNlCATEI'

ABEN:TrFrl. PIErE OF WORCESTERSHIRE
The tagging lately ordered by the City toun.
eli 10 be laid at the intersection Of Duke and
Water streets. was completed this week under
the supervision Of our energetic and worthy
Superintendent Of Police. Long may h. wave.
s. ANXIOUS HCMANI GENERIs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-14

4 man. 4 day 0rtwo ago. purpnscy> place.
himself on the railroad track near Cumberland
and before he could be rescued tho cars ran
over him and he was killed., 90 49,. <.. ..''.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-14
ICOMMC

1t is u known fact that the General Assemb-
ly Of Virginia: at its late session, passed an act
authorizing cities &C.; 10 organic 'Chain
Gangs that most useful and peculiar
body Of our late unfortunate fellow citizens:
who. too worthless to work for themselves. arc
required 10 labor pro- bpno pttJlico his being
the case. why, in the name Of heavy taxed
people. are these loafers and incorrigihlc thieves
permitted TO ''rusticatc' in Jail and thu social
ed workhouSe, Thcn We have such need for
them on our streets and alley? | hope AID
,tru>tthe Council will at once organize thi:
corps, and work them indnstriouSly. tul
highways and by-wayS need thcrn snrcIy: and.
when properly hailed and chainc1. a single
po!iccmaa can see t. them. go ahead al once:
gentlemen. aud you will do L public good. les
sen crime. and lessen taxation. Long I've the
Chain fang . il.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-14

With: but few exceptions the press of the
country condemn the course Of the. President
in relation to the Bowen case. In truth, income
can Justly say, a word in defence of that course.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-14

We have received 1ittell',s Living :Ass
with an interesting selection from the late
British Magazines and the Southern Planters
Record -..-...-. =. - '.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-14

RAILROADS. The Pennsylvania Central has
just leased the Jeffer<onyille and indianapolis
Railroad, including the Madison branch, paying
iz per Ct interest on the capital stock This
read is about #o:hundred miles long, and also
GYMS hlarge>portion Of the stock of the Louis
vile Bridge Company By receiving it, there
fore. the great Pennsylvania Road gained con-
troll Of two bridges over the Ohio river-the
one at Cincinnati. together with the Cincinua
ti'and Louisville Short Line Road, having pass
ed under their control some time since. They
have thus the sole feasible access to the great
Louisville. Nashville and New Orleans Rail
road.
REcUpERATlN New York journal Of
Commerce has published several letters from
the South, and comments upon the condition
of the Southern people as follows: 'One OF
the most instructive lessons taugh in our South
crp series Of letters; is that Of the sure reward
that attends on patience, courage and pcrSs-
tence at the South. as everywhere else. Whcr
ever the Southern people have taken hold Of
their wrecked fortunes with courage and hope
letting bygones be bygoneS.' they hay.
| brought back much of their old prosperity, ant
in some places are better of than before tho
| war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-14

a company of ftlibusters from Venezuela
recently landed in Cuba. The Spanish troop:
have dispersed them, killing and capturing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-14

Witnesses about the Ku Kiux, pro and cop,
are examined every day Before tile ku kluz
Committee in Washington
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-14

The officers and soldiers in the South who
suffered the hardships and privatious Of the
late war, are often tempted to pcrpetratc =
Joke at their own expense, when they remcm-
Der what they went through 1t is reported
in the newspapers THAT a member of the Ar
kansas Legislature, who goes for economy in
public expenditure. III speaking on IN extra
VACANT appropriation, indignantly exclaimed :
Gentlemen, talk about adequate compcusa-
ton of public servants. Why, sir, during the
late war I was in thirty,scvcn battles, was
wounded thirteen times in the cause of the
South, and the entire pay | received was $50
10 Confederate money and every cent of
which 1 gave for one glass of old rye whiskey. :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-14

=. Gen. EweI, late ofthe Confederate army, owns
it is said. $500 acres of land in Maury county,
Tennessee, 200 Of which are under cultiva
tion He has | 200 sheep, Southdowns, Cots
wolds and halfbloods 400 head of cattle He
works dairy with 80 COWS, averaging each u
pound of butter per day. His entire butter
product is absorbed by a single customer, 4
large hotel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-14

REMARKS. The Flour lnarkr; orenel' duh
.,r ,i,, wool, l,,Il.rs ryjrcin,, Lj>un-;tinn 20
.I.,!;.r Z,.:,:,,..;, ,,,.,.r
'''''' '''' '',' ~ ,.,'''
.tgurc:.. lb': receipts =" "id Jour are 'S"'' anu
liz. stocks on hand are ample iIr the demands of
.a;. l,c.1 rad, Fl, o+;ch sales ar. chjch, con-
:, ,::T,. ,1,li ,xo.,,, t,r nho;no
"hel.- an!'tH - ''.s ",.''' !N'' 20 ''' e'''''e
and well known brands. Extras are III lnouer'ic
roou,.>, ., full figure. S,lpers and lower grades
,..zs, .,ho ,.,,l, M, ,,orl,o, 60.
are quiet Later III Inv "''H u" ma 49,
Extras was more b""ya"t under al increase"
Demand Small lrt- al new Flour arr coming
i, which a-.4a;a, II figures within nur Quota
. -, wnnn,...I.. or FAMILY durjug tho work
''"... -, ,.','., -, ~
III '''",n % choice - EAtEa, 49, W anu
= ~: Supcr> tr S-i'l2t, Fine s. and revise
,ur o,,o,oton- - follows. 1T which the market
i:.s:.',,;'. r.;,;i,. .n.o K obo;oo ca =.
ci''e' 'e'! 4"''t i"'"''! ~ =" ~
Extras I to - T.; Sup"T> i t" Sd l.; FINE > I"
=, T. The market for Wheat closes very ac-
tive, III IN advance ofirom Z" t. 30 on all grades:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-14
Bachelors Hair Hye.-T..

Hair Dye : he i,.i n Hc JJo"l--P"ri'rHF
Harmless, Reliable and ln-:lntanoocs. y" d.
appointment. NJ Ridiculous fintS or / npc:--
ant Olor. The genuine ". \. Ba;chcI"rs Hair
Dye produces IMMEDIATELY II splendid
Black or Natural Brown. Docs not STAIN thu
skin but leaves the Hair Clean, S"i: and i'Y;u-
tiul The only SAFE and Perfect Dye: Sold hy
NJ! DRUGGISTS. Factory i; Bond =, Nrw l"rh.
New \ ork. ian :ttc.Dly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-14
Special NOTICES.
Our Skins are Selves.

our 3klHS are serves, ana through NIL
lions cf orifces ou:rS the transparent fluid which
nature doe, not need for vital purposes. This
is wise provision Of Providence, bt: excessive
Precipitation is: nevertheless: extremely weaken
ing During the heats "t summer all hard
working men per>pirr 10 an extent that Is more
or less facilitating. They. Of all classes Of the
community, require q wholesome nvigo.lnt 4:
this season. Let rem not seek it in the !iquo:,
Of the bar room; they will not find it there. A
medicated stmulant, pure and undct!cd, * VIVA!
they need: and among this class o. remedies.
Hostetters Stomach Bittcrs stands alone. No
valid plea can be urged against is Use. even by
the genius OF Temperance itself; for even tn:
Maino law permits the sale Of diiiusivc stimuli!
for medicinal purposes. As q general r"novatlng
preparation the Bttcrs have no equal anywhere.
But this i only one OF tn" merits Of this .InoH,
invigorator. Il, regulating properties give AN
immense superiority ovor XII the tonlc' OF tho
Pharmaco2ria Iii cases OF chronic constipation
il is the most useful and certain u all apcrents
II creates no violent commot!on in the dIscharg-
ing organs, but gently relieving them Of their
distractions leaves them Il healthy. vigorous
condition? II Seems unnecessary 70 state. IN Vie"
OF the lnaSs nftrs:imOny - ~ effects III dT'-
pcpsa that il Is permanent cure :'- that teri
| bic and but 100 general complaint.
The numerous "Btters' under various names.
which nc.ccnarv dealers substitute Tor Hos
| letter. Stomach Btters should DO avoided, Tor
their own SakcS. ~ the lick and the PUBLIC s:
| large HoStc.tcrs Bi.tcrs are procurab!c IN boz
ties only. and never sold in bulk jv lo-eolw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-14
Have .O:i Never Heard OF t:- h.!

inrur. n once N Tour grocer for Ilo"leF :
Chemical Yeast Baking Powder, III" only >'ri'i-
~ pure and harmless Baking Powder IN lr''r%rt
from which good sweet. paIatah!c biscuits, roll
cakes or pastry can be made uniformly win IT,"
same success. This article has hl"n steadily IN
crossing in demand and public favor. and stand
to-day the mos; r"Ilshlc Baking. p"W'i"r IN H.
Ask your grocer for D""l"y's Yeast f"wdc?
and your testimony to lis practical! worth VIII
be added t" thousands Of others. j. l"-t"l"