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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-07-21
SNAP. Hooks INSTEAD OF Buckles

SNAP Hooks INSTEAD OF BUCKLES-
We live in an age when minutes have a
value formerly belonging to hours. I'M
provements are now valued in proper
ton as they tend to save time. We
suggest to inventors that Improvements
are needed IN the arrangements for fas-
tening harness and straps The old
fashioned buckle is still retained and it
is often a very inconvenient fastening.
Who will not call to mind the annoy
ance of embarrassing a horse after
drive during a shower of sleet or freezing
rain, when the half-frozen fingers find
it almost impossible to loosen a buckle?
But snap-hook offers no such difficult
ty, and why, in place OF having the diff
cult buckle, cannot we have a hook
properly formed and secured. to answer
the same purpose, with a gain of time
and lessening of cost? There seems to be
an opening here for ingenuity. We
have used hooks and rings on harness
sufficiently to know that they may be
made to replace almost every buckle,
and being made of 4 suitable shape,
could we'll displace them altogether.
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ming in the bulk, possibly in the weight,
in consequence of the immaturity OF the
crop; but the loss would be none at
the end, by the change in the nature OF
the plant to juicy, saccharine com6i-
nation into something that acts simply
as a stiff, horny holder for the vessels
containing the matured seed"
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THE Hoo AS A WoRKER.-The hog is
naturally industrious. Formed and in
tended for the purpose of earning his
food by hard labor, he is often released
from this necessity, and by virtue OF his
more fortunate circumstances enjoys a
life of idleness and luxury that is I'M
natural to him. Not that this is his
choice. Far from it, it is forced on him
against his will, and in defiance Of his
vigorous protest. Why should he alone,
Of all other farm animals, be thus pre-
vented from fulfilling his destiny
Not only can he fill the pork barrel, but
he can employ his time protitably as
well. As a manufacturer Of composts
and manures he is unrivalled, and the
owner Of a hog who is so unwise as to
forbid him the employment he is so adj
mirably adapted for, acts in opposition
to his own interests. Let him be sup
piled with the raw materials, and he
will labor most industriously in his vo.
cation and not only industriOusly, but
we'll for no practicable amount of hui
man labor could so disintegratc and
mix together the coarse materials of the
barn-yard and compost heap as he can
do; and while working will find his re-
ward as well as his owners profit, in
the various substances he will discover
in his pile that will help him the more
readily to convert his food into pork.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-07-21
Two Crops in One Year.

Mr.. Brown, of Sangamon county, and
President Of the Illinois State Agricul-
tural Society, informs the Jacksonville
correspondent of the Missouri Democrat
that his wheat harvest occurred so early
this year that, after it was over, and the
wheat had been removed from the field
where it grew, he at once plowed under
the stubble and planted the ground in
corn, which is now up, and some six
inches high, and he is hopeful Of gath
ering bountiful crop of corn there
from this fall. This is certainly extra
ordinary crop of wheat and crop
of corn from the same ground in one
season.
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GIVEN UP As LOST.

Tho second thing IL, tho patient. mus, stay IN
warm room until they gut vel " ~ almost I'M
ase Diseased. but Il must no prevented OF cure
can not be .rcctcd. trcsn mr. and riding out
especially IN this section ~ the country, IN the
fall aud winter season, nre all wfunx Physi-
clans who recommend tha, course lose their pa
at down quiet they must walk about the room
cot M ma ro,d eircuiss,on Of biod The patients
must keep ~ good splIitsLD. determined 70 get
well. This has u great dead q do with tic nppc-
IL despn,r of cure after ruci, evidence Of lts
tainiy In nl Others. Is sinfuI. Dr. sch. 1chs per.
sonaf statement u tho tnculty Of his own cure
Many years ago ! WAS IN tho last ,,aycs of
consumption, confned q my bed, and at ono
s, msS Ss.a y ana "S,sne ,Ss % pfssr.son:
Witch n SS,. o:r me- ,hf sS IN 70 i me ss
could feel them penetrate my whole system;
would -pit ~ more than a. pint 81 onenslyc
yellow matter cyery morning fol q long time.
fever. gains. and n,ss s.ea,s Nj Sss.s % Is.vs
me-, and my 1pretit: became ~ great that " vns
much. / soon gained my strength, aud have
grown IN flesh ever since; :,
ADDED We he " Dse,or linen ioasns Ike mere
ske.soui my weight was only ninety -seven
ss sna ;sa have
J"yed uninterrupted health"
DIR, Schenck has discontinued lis trniss.loftl
visits o. New-YOrk and Boston. He or his son,
r sehsncs Us s' s sor,,n s,, r. &c, .,, pa
philHdeiphia, every Saturday frOn9 An. tosps
Those who wish n thorough srnunna,.on ulth
tLe hc-pirOmetsr will be- charged ~; The trt-
pir,naetor declares tho exact cnilditioh 81 tho
Iunsf, and patients can readily learn whether
they are durable or not. -
adapted a. tile Intel gene. even Of n child. tp-
Low these directions, and Kind Nature viii do tho
rest. excepting that IN some cases the Mandrnko
pills arc To 10 taken In increased doses tho
threr medicines need no other accompaniment
Than tho ample Instructions TINT accompany
them; First create appetite. Oh returning
health hunger IL the most welcome symptom.
Wn"n A cI,incs ms u will come, let the despair
ine a, nncc no ID good cheer. Good blood NJ once
InIlnss the cough lOnsens, the nlght sweat !.
nhated. In short time both OF these morbid
symptoms are gone forever, .,,,o,,t In
tens of tnousands 81 families. Asa iuxativo 90
pur.n,iyc. the Mandrake Piil- are standard pre-
iaration while the Pulmonic syrnn us cure
Of coughs and colds, may he regarded ~ Pi.-
phylacierie against consumption !" any VI "'
forms.
Price ~ the Puimohie syrup and sca-.eed
Tonic, ~. ~ bottle, OF sI.Jo hs.f dosen. Mnl-
Qyake pili., % cents i boz. FoT nho by AL ofus-
s.Ats and deniers.
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~. h,ut,and's Greek Oh.
'is'''ins 'n'" ior all kinds 81 pain,
anu Acne.

A"'l'" ls1t.'htl' T. sut Ia!c ~ ..inu. 4.
lf'i- H'ts a. ...r r..'t ., lnruUl. IN, Ncut,ls .
luHtWu'hrf 'fHiu.,u., Nuf,.u., rrl.I.,. rr'
h"'', t'''i" ii.", 4 - in a." bl.h pnl I.nl,.
8'."" 'h 1u..ir, !..i-, s,,u-, ui lu-ocf., NiI,,
uiHt "..- '
tssts l>Isl,nti,,-It ulh rulr Kidney en-,
F'"H' o. ''H'-, i..Gr.isui., collie, t.,,ruta,,
".Hti.',. q, $3.50 -'a lL.INiuIu, rhuirta month.
r'''ni' 'Il .'s" W. III" -.puiwh, lever aud Hrt,.
cpHsi'-, -o,.- n,lhiuu, IT. 'H''''
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GOVERNMENT ApvAsrAo

"VV EWNNtNI NUNANTANEN.
LONDON, April ,o.-A Times special
from Versailles says tina, government,
troops now occupy in strong force the
towns Of Bculogne Asniers aud Sablon-
willie, and have unmarked a number of
nov batteries between Seuilly and the
rsmparts OF Paris.
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he Military Situation Favorable 10
the Government Troops.
Fesrful Excuses Of the Communist
An Archbishop Stripp'd, Bound
~ Scoarged BY the Reds.
Paris Must Swim In Blood Unless
Germany 1nterferes-An Early
Attack TO be Made by the
Versailles Army.

SoPRUssIAN ISTERFEREScK.
VERSAILLES, April lot has been
reported that the Prussians threaten in
PREVENTION ia the affairs Of France If tho
disturbances are not ended by the l5,l
instant, but there is the best authority 70
pronouncing the statement untrue.
lsAvE Us GERMANS.
PARIS, April lo,--Unless the Germans
save US, Paris must soon sink with blood
The commune hourly grows more dcspor'
ate and resorts -
FIERCE ExCEssEs.
Tho conciergcries nlled with priests and
men who have arrested ON account of cal
ling themselves servants Of person called
God. Archbishop Durbay was stripped
naked, bound to pillar and scourged and
Knocked for hours BY band Of two hun
dred reds.
PARIS, April 10, via LONDON, April II,
&aoa. m.-Tho Mot DE Ordre says tho
losses Of the national. Saturday ana Sun
Co.. we're 220 killed and 43j wounded. II
IS e. pected that
THE MAIN ATTACK
Of the Versailles army on the city will be
made in the direction Of Montrougc.
vcrnesole, member Of tho commune,
was killed At an outpost.
Theirs has offered TO give safe conduct
TO the delegates from the party Of concil.
ia,ion who may be permitted to leave
Paris. One Of these delegates Dcsonnasc,
has already gone TO Versailles withou,
waiting for II safe conduct. Amourcux,
member Of the commune, has been ar.
rested.
Its asserted tina, there is n mi.undcr-
standing between the commune and the
central committee.
The cannonade has .lackencl to-day.
Barrcsde' are building by ordci of the
committee in the Champ Elyser., the
Place de Ia Conc"rde and adjacent, streets.
The iron clad ao,ila In the Seine is in
sight, and An attack is imminent.
German Repor's
BRussELs, April l0.-The Indcpcn.
dsnce Beige says Favrc is going to Berlin
10 accelerate the conclusion Of pence and
resssuse Bismarck Of the carly restoration
Of order In Paris.
EsSiish Reports.
GOVERNMENT ADVANTAGES.
LONDON, April ,o.-A Times special
from Versailles says tina, government,
troops now occupy in strong force the
towns 81 Bculogne, Asniers aud Sablon-
willie, and have unmarked q number Of
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Special Notices.
Bate HEr.ox,s mArR BYE.

This superb Hair Dye is the BEST IN ruR WOMB
Perfectly Harmless. Reliable and Ins.h ,pteoos.
No disappointment. No Ridiculous Tints or Un-
pleasant Odor. The 'nuine W. A. Bachelors
Hlar Dye produces IMMEDIATELY a splendid
Black or hatur,l Brown. Does not STAN the
SKIN, but leaves the Hair Clean, Soft and Beauti.
ful. The only Safe md Perfect Dye
s"id by all druggists. Factory 10 Bond Street
Now York. jaDy 2ideodawly
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br. ioonand's roaophyllln,
Or siHfisuIE F0u MERCVRY
rsI.i.s.
.wo s'iiis ~ bose
TIE mast Polr'rfai, yet inaoesm Iegstabi,
CathGri,c kao,on.

j. r. n"' R'et s'Jy To- take handful oil these mn,
:" F.."'' lAv Hvs.roI 'itoCt, Two OF tnrni ,,,.
farhlA aua POWERFULLY, cleansing Ihe liver st.,n,
a'h s'ii "'""l. "I All impurities, IN. priuclu,
NhSirlt'hl - Fud"ph! Inn, or the alchoh,lic tA
ds'l ~ Msndt.Ee, " iich IN by many times mor,
powerful, a'Nng and scar, hing than The Al,ndr.I,
ltstl' - PeeuiuT action IL upon the Live clean
ny -p""l'l) Rom all ObslIuctiot - with all m,
pVN"io A"i"urS Yet ifcc from a. Iniut.ous re-.
sultS attached 10 TIE use of that mineral
ioi am Diseases, IA which me use OF a cahari-
- 'udl'HI'l, these Pms WAL give entire sttl ii
H"h "a o',N case ihey rtNEn JAIL
In cases OF LIVER compl mt, dyspepsia. and q,
iTcin- eosilveue,s, Dr. nooaand's tieiman n,,t,,.
o. I"h'r sh"u'u ." usei ~ connection with IA,
rms The Tom effect OF the Bitters or ;ron,,
tuhds up the system. The Buffers or Tonic pur
mes the blood, Strengthens the nerves n,n,, ~,
u, i.iNtI ahu giHc- strength, energy and y,uur
Keep your boscls sctlNe with the Pills and ION,
up the system wnh the bt,eis or TouI,, and n,
dsens" can tain lts hold, OF ever again as.ail n
Inesc in"dlcin's are 81 by all bus s,s an,
dtaIefs 10 medicines everywhere
hetolletl lh.l Il Is lf, iiuvhand's German
Remedies, lihi are 80 universally Gseu ANA recon
mehd' a. ana d. not hllo" The DruAslsl to Indu,,
yUu Ia take AbJ thug else that he may sa, IA M
as gOod, becatse he makes larg I prufI on A.
Ihe,e ht Inedirr " n be cen by eSpe.s 10 An, 10
callty, upon appiluaton 10 the Pain IPAI OF
tlCE, al the GERMAN MEDICINE sTuRE oar
ARCH STREET. Phi'adeipnia.
CAAS. M. EVANS, Proprietor
Formerly q. m. JACKSON T. co.
These remedies are for sale by Druggists, Store
,n, ,phh, ah' medicine Dealer, everywhere
,nIoufhout the United states, Canzdas, Souli
America AND the West Indies. For sale by
BARCLAY HRoa..
ILLINOIS
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A SUPPLY or GOOD BLOOD.

The soa-wccd Tonic. IN conjunction with tho
Piils. perincatcs and Hsslmtlate- with the food
Qualification is now progressing Without its pre-
vious fortunes Digestion becomes painless. and
natu Hence, no eNaccrbatOn OF the htu mach. an
uppe lite sets In.
Now c.nss tho greatest Blood TurlAcr ever yet
giyen hy an indulgcnt father e. suffering man.
SchenCks pumon.c syrup comes IN t. perform
i,s functions and g. hasten and compIet" tho
cure. II enters 1T unrn upon It's work. Nature
Ctn not be- cheated. IL collects and rpcn- tho
Impaired and diseHscd PORTIONS 81 tho lungs.
cxp.ctnrniiun. ana lnl ~ "a very shuH time the
mnlahy - yanqu,.hod, the rotten throne that u
occupied 4. renovated aud made new, und tho
patient, IN all the dignity ut rcgnlncd viaur steps
forth to Oalvy the manhood or w"inanliyud that
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-12

0.0oo.00O Acres
Rtch Government lands along the rosi b~svee.
OMAHA AND NOr TN sea.ATFg
surveyed and open for .piry under the Homs
stead aud Presumption isws, and cen be taken by
ACTUAL SETTLERS, ONLY,
An opportunity never bsfore presented for 60
curing notscs near great Railroad vith eli the
coDveuiences OF an old ,euled country. New
ed ton Of descriptive pAmphlets with maps, nov
soary ana . nj IRE. TO an parts OF the United
stnios, cansta aud Europe Address =
o. DAVIS, Land Commissioner
ant dlmaam up. u H. Co, Omabs, Nsb,
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Ocaul nco OF youthful indiscretions.
Each package contains one bottle filled with
eugar-costed Pills, and one vial flled with
half pint Of injection; and ono Syringe.
1TPrice, Is Ter package, BY mail, Is 30.
Sod by DrugRists overyWhere.
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CONSUMPTION.
lis Cure and Its Preventive
BY J. II. scHEHCK. M.D.

Many human being has passcd awny for whoss
death there was no other reason than the neglect
Of known and ndisputably proven means OF cure
Those near ana dear To family and friends are
sleeping the drcsmlcss slumbcr Into which, had
they c;inly adopted
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DIR. JOSEPH II. sCHENCK's SIMPLE
TREATMENT,

and awaited themselves of his wonderfully efIlca-
c.nus medicines. they would not have fallen.
Dr. Schcnck has In his own case proved that
wherever sutsicient vitality remains, that vital
ity, by his medicines and his directions for their
use, is Quickened into hcalthful vlgur.
In this statement there Is nothing prcsump-
tuous. 10 the faith Of the invalid is made no
representation TINT Is not u thousand times sub
r,antiated by living and Visible works. The
theory Of the cure by DR.. Schcnck q medicines
Is ms simple It Is unfalling. Its philosophy rc-
CURES no argument Ills self-assuring. sef-con-
vlnc'ng.
The Sea.wccd Tonic and MANDRAKE Pills are tho
FIRST two wcap,ns with which the citadel of tho
nlalAdy IL assailed. Two thirds of tho cases Of
consumption originals In Dyspepsia and func-
tionaliy disyrdcred liver. With this condition
stomach. Tney respond H. tile inorbinc action
of the liver. Here then comes the eliminating
result. and the setting In, with NIL Its distress
tun symptgms of
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rae DAILY svN. 90 4 YEAR.

\ prcNnncri'v r.ai,hc ncw,rN,cr, with tue
hrgys. cftristi1l N tle worii free, inde
ne1lrnt, ahd 'paTle,~ IN poii.ct. an the news
rom cvrrywhcrr. Iva cent? a copy by NATL
% c...ts month, or 80 year,
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or me siue size arf general character 10
lH& WEEKLY, bat with greater variety Of
m.scs.'aneou. rnsiiuc. aad fIIG.sh.ng tue news
10 'tnoscfibegs with G. ea.er frc,aaess bce,rse
roomef tv'rc swt's I9s;ea! 81 once onr.
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Germ An TENOR.

BRussELs, April l0.-The Indepcn-
dence Beige says Favre is going to Berlin
10 accelerate the conclusion Of pence and
reassu'e Bismarck Of the carly restoration
Of order In Paris.
EAsllah Aenora.
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h''l ~ 'H"hiAs '!Min"W4; CtLpaiipu
Fa. uirncr, ihNHtd Ti'., iaiiu"s. ui hldod To IA,
tr1i'a'uit o. 'ilr eipfI.rh, Nausea, lilgI,bdiH,
dr gL &c i'"i i,IIurs ur"" kht la the >,niusri.
= '' EIH'"ri"I'' IuH,ug ug nuit"gu. ~ tue -.
90 '"' 'lni"' 10 ~ i!ii.i'ug 81 Soc htbi, huTTl.
80 'uht'i' hI,iia.hs aoavius at IN" ear, uUu.
~ OF '.'''' alag L'Hiioa' "iI am - pu
i', Hlli''r vi '-i"u. uots UuV Erbls iirtuf,'t u.
',,,'' d"' h'u' 'hr hrrl, lriiri'url - pvr.pIg
hh'ut t"os'rr GO 'hH rsM g.t t,,., Nall. },
tht '''v ''".h. tH",'l uWl., 'lr., .titaru au-.,.
81 ira'i "urI'rt T. de" H"sN, constant niArlnl.,
60 th lfh Etr.' huYc,r.,'a %, s'ltl ir, AZ I.v,
IuuIr Goo u..tr,',! ,itv liver % I.grrUy, yit..
r.H..i'...'a v tIf |irlsrr nuu',
TO u-t'.' .uu hrtyi- cor louir Sili s0at r.u..
Nr s'"'" =! n. 'n'us t"dia.pl'ar, aId Ia t,t.t.n
\ III l--.-t - =. -llL.l LL,n.LA.
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ONLY GNE DOLLAR A YEAR!
ONE HUNDRED COPIES FOR $50
srMi-N.EELy .vs, .ci yySn.

q. ,'. tsaa one Gers .C9sr. Let there .. =
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CONSUMPTION.
"LEAyE NO STING BEHIND"

Tao Mandrake Pills are composed of one oi Ma.
lures modest Hifts-the podOplIilium peltatum.
They possess NIL the Understanding. Alternative
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RAILROADS.,

J,OOJ,Ooo acres choice farming lands
ON the line OF the road, IN The
STATE OF NEBRASKA
HAfaf i.f,if .EH.HFf
In the
GREAT PLATTE VALLEY
Now for sale, Tor cash credit At low rates OF in
ter-st. These lands are near the bist parallel ef
North Longitude, IN mid and healthy climate
and Tor gram growing and stock raising are uu.
ecu Had by any In the United States.
convenient 10 market 10th east md west, Prize,
range from " 10 to SO per acre.
GREAT 1NDCCEM EATS
To settlers with limited m rama
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I!|33ae!l|9S!l53

Cures Ill diseases caused
by self.abuse, viz: SPevm1-
tOvrohed, SEMINAL Weak
ness, Night Emisstons,
Lossc) Memory, Unirersal
Lassttude, P0ins IN the
Back, UimNess Of Tlsioss,
Premature Old Age, Wsok
Nsyves, Di6lsuA BrsatASaS,
Pale Counts'sonce, Imsan.
ly, Consusnptt0n, and al
diaeAaea that follOw a n
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They are ia. Grtn,s.l Hnowm lcm..

For Li,"' Compliant, .nsprp,la, Nervous b,bNi
- Js.nh'vr, ,lis"t-c ui tlo n,du.y., ITup.
Iuua 60 tl- Soiu, RH1 al disca,,.
ngstus .rpin il,urdcIcd
Lbtr.stnu0rii, 0TlH!.
ouuy % "a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-01-04
burglary &c.

New YORK, Jan. 4.-Burgars forced open
two safes last nghtin the store OFF. P. Dutton Il
Co., book publishers, at 7l3 Broadway. A
burglar proof steel chest in one ofthe safes prov
ed too strong for theirtools and was left secure,
containing large amount ofbonds and valuable
property. The amount secured by the burglars
was about $1,000.
Benjamin H. Barber, has been arrested,
charged with being instrumental in causing the
death of James Crawford by striking him on the
head with bottle on January 3D.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
7 LIBERTY HALL.
THREE NIGHTS ONLY,

THREE NIGHTS ONLY,
of the wnrld-renowncd Tragcdian
Mr.. McKEAN BUCHANAN,
whose performances in all the principal Theatres
of Great Britain Australia, California, and other
parts of America, have been received with great
enthusiasm by crowded and fashionable audiences,
by whom he has been pronounced to rank among
GREATEST LIVING ARTISTES,-
supported by Il talented Dramatic Company, Sc
ccted from theprncipal Theatres of Boston, New
York and Philadelphia
WEDNESDAY EV'G., JAN. 4, 1871,
Shakespeare great tragedy in acts, entitled
MACBETH, KING OFSCO7TAND.
Macbeth ................. Mexican Buchanan
Terrific sword combat.
Other characters by the company.
Admission Soc; reserved seats 15c. Seats can be
secured in advance without extra charge ut
Frenchs bookstore.
Doors open at 7; tn commence at Z.
NV. SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at two
o'clock, GRAND MATINEE, at which Mr.
Buchanan md the whole company will appear
Admission to matinee Doc; children l5c.
H. a. KENDALL,
dec 29-Gt Business Manager.
EOURTH GRAND ANNUAL MASQUER-
II AIDE BALL OF THE HARMONIC,
will be held on
" THURSDAl, J4NUARIl9, 1871,
ut their hall. No expense Or care will be spared
to make this ball the grandc>t event Of he season
Tickets one dollar, admitting one, which can
be procured of the
Co9n'ttee Of .d'Ta"gcne"ts
A. Rosentha Lewis Stein
Justus Schneider, VIM. Whitening,
Robert Portner, Vi. Ruben,
Ignaz Rammell, Emil Simmon,
jan 2-2t p Weinberg.
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MAYORS OFrlcE-Joe Barnes, for disorder
~ conduct, was dismissed with an admonition
Robert Anderson, for disorderly conduct was,
in default of the payment of the imposed fine,
committed the work house for gu days
NlGuT REpoRI.-Night clear and cold.
There We're no disturbances No dodgers were
at the station house
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SAWED And Split WOOD.

Having started Wood Yard. with sawingnrd
splitting machinery attOchcd, We are now pre-
narad to furnish the citizen, Of Alexandra with
81 WE'D AND SI'LIT FbDD,
ut short notice and lowest rulrs
We invite the public t" Civ" Us call at our
yard corner of Fairtnx and queen -tr'r,i AL
Joining Rishcll l. IIongcs Plan"n2 Mill, ar
leave their orders ut Lunt'- Drug Store. corner
KING KING and and Washington streets; rnnrtts Lamp
Store 40 King street; Cpgan's Lamp StDrr,
north Royal street; Wnritld Hall 3 DrHH
Store corner Fairfax and Primer streets. All
orders will be promptly, filled ,,yrr
dec Sim THORNl' ~ ~ w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-01-04

A. & F. R. R-As already stated the work
of constructing the A. & F. K. R. from section
- to Shipping point has been let to Chas. Nc
Fadden, Of Philadelphia The remainder of
the line has been let to Mcclure & Studds, of
Fairfax county
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-01-04
DANK OF THE OLD DOMINION.

ALEXANDRIA. DHcIMBER p, 1870.
The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders OF
this Bank for tho election Of Directors for the
ensuing year. will be held ut the Banking House
of the Citizens National Bank, on TU ESDAf,
the 10th of january, 1871, between the hours OF
- IN. and PPM K. II. MlLLEk
dec 27-r,fI President.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-01-04

Posi- OFFICES. "A post Office has been estab-
lished at Fort Foote, Nd, as special appoint
ment, and James Quintin appointed postmas-
ter. The office at Point. Lookout, Nd, is dis
continued. j. NJ Warner has been appointed
postmaster at Guilforl Station, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-01-04

LIFE INSURED The congregation Of the
Presbyterian Church in Atlanta Georgia, Of
Which Rev j. II. Leflwich, formerly of this city
is now the pastor, has presented that gentleman
with an insurance upon his life for $4,000.