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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-07

FINE BLACK DoEsKIN PANTALnoNs, mainly
of my own manufacture, from So to Sis. Cheap
er ones for IS and $3.50 A large variety OF
sizes. ranging from % to 50 in seam, and from
Is to so waist. Comparison invited us to quail
ties and prices.
GEO. G. HESSING,
oct 5.colw 40 It'll St., N. W., Washington.
nf."SrEcIAL Nor1cE-GENTs EXTRA FINE
Doors AND SnoEs.-We have just received a
fresh supply of Gents Extra Fine hand-scwcd
Boots, Shoes and Slippers, of every description,
which we unhcsltatingy recommend to be the
- ~ ~ w. B. WADDsY,
oct II King street. Alexandria, Va.
mHrLADIEs' Misses AND CuILDRES's Doors
AND SHOES We are this day receiving full
line Of Ladies', Misses and Chidrcn's Boots and
Shoes, suitable for fall and winter use, embrace
ing all of the styles now in use, which we conf
IDENTIFY believe to be the very best stock in the
city. We solicit purcha scrs to call and exam
inc for themselves, rs they will be sold at low
prices. oct 81 WADDEY's, "a King st.
4. Schwartz ~ Co..
AREPTA CLOTHIN HALL,
50 King street,
Are now exhibiting, without exception, the tircst
and best selected stock Of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ever before brought to this city. Their superior
garments are warranted equal in every respect
to those made by the best of merchant talors
and arc sold cheap. Call and convince yourself
AtSAREPTA CLOTHING HALL,
sep 2G 50 King street
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M1cHALMAs DAY-Sunday last is known
in the church calendar as the feast Of st.
Michael and all angels who are supposed to be
capable of any concern for men, and OF con-
trolling or presiding over certain phases of their
lives, To this idea old writer's trace the Gus
tom in England of choosing their magistracy on
St. Michaels or Michaclmas Day. The origin
Of eating goose on this day, which is honored
with almost religious observance IN England,
arose from the fact that Queen Elizabeth, who,
was dining off roast goose whcn. she heard OF
the destruction of the Spanish Armada, order
ed that bird to be placed on the royal table
every Michaelmas Day thereafter.
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weather yesterday was delightful and the attcn-
dance at all the churches open was large. There
were no services at the lst Presbyterian and
German Lutheran churches. Rev. f.. II. Ruth
erford, of Petersburg, preached at the ID Pres.
byterian Church The pulpits Of the other
churches were filled by the resident clergy. The
following is report of the work done during
the day by the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation
The Mission Sabbath School on the Fishwha
opened with the usual number of scholars and
an am lc corps of teachers. The committee no.
tice u steady progress of the pupils in behavior
and studies. The session closed with IN address
by Bro. Hawkins The Aims House services
were largely attended, and large force of work
ers on hand. The exercises were of more than
ordinary interest, the work evidently prospecting
in the hands OF the committee Theja services
were worked by a full committee, and they re-
port no dimiuution of interest on the part of the
inmates, and find occasion TO thank God and
take courage" The Canal open-air meeting WAS
an interesting one; thecongrcgatlon not so large
AS usual but those who were present manifested
great interest in the services. The opcI-air
meeting at the corner Of King and Patrick SITS,
had II large force of earnest workers. The con-
grcgation assembled was very large, and good
attention was paid TO the remarks of the speak
crs The exercises were conducted with the
usual spirit characterizing these meetings. The
Sunday prayer meeting in the Methodist Epis-
copal Church was fully attended. The mem hcrs
of the association were in full force, the speak
ers were unusually furvcnt in their appeals, and
All the exercises soul-stirrrg and pleasant. This
PRAYER meeting will be held next Sunday in the
ID Presbyterian Church.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

COUNTY CoURT-The October and quarterly
term of the County Court, Judge Cockerillc
presiding, commenced this morning. The will
OF Mary NJ Swami was proved and ordered to
be recorded, and Frances B. Swami qualified
as administrators.
Washington Butcher was substituted trustee
in the place of D. Randolph Martin, Robt. Tur-
ner, and HI. Lombaert in deed Of trust exc
cuted by the A. & F. r. r. Co.
The grand jury returned the following in
dictments: Com. VS.. John Syphax, for OBJ
structing the administration OF justice, true
bill; same VS.. r. S. Laws, for cxtortion and
misconduct in office, true bill; samevs Henry
Contee assault and battery, true BILL same
VS. John Bartlett, jr., attempt to commit a
rape. a true BILL same VS.. VIM. Williams, for
robbng, a true bill; same US. John Rollins, for
murder, true bill.
Com. VS.. John Rollins, for murder; continued
till the November term.
Summers vs. Wolfe; attachment; in chanccry;
order for sale of attached property.
Rules against the Assessors of Alexandria
county for not returning the books, were dis
missed without costs.
f. w. Hulfsh was appointed d substitute
trustee in place of g. W. Brent, deceased, IN a
deed of trust from w. +. Masslc to said u. w.
Brent.
Application of counsel for \. L. Railway
Company to pay into Court the amount OF land
damages assessed against that company to-
land taken from the \. 4 W. Il. H. Co., was
held under advisement.
Court adjourned till tomorrow at o clock.
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TINE SINGER FAMILY SEWING MA
i CHINE.
Which is the best SEWING M ACHlN Is
the question asked by person wishing to pur,,
chase a frst-class machine If the sales and
popularity are fair criterion of the merits Of u
machine, our Family Machine is the best;
Over one hundred and eighty thousand (l"h-
0G0) sold last year Three hundred in daily use
in this city. Sold on the most liberal terms
G.. c. BERRY,
Agent for Alexandria, Prince William and
Fairfax counties.
Send for Circulars oct
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.4.HTSE.UE.N'T.S.
CAREPTA HALL.
~
FIVE NIGHTS ONLY.
JUST RETURNE FROM EUROPE

ANDERSON, TIE ILLU SION1ST,
Assisted by
LEONA and COLUMBIA ANDERSON; al
50 YOUNG AMERICA; Mr.. SH UBERI, cell
cbratcd eminent Pianist late of NJ lie. NiIlson :
Opera Troupe. lGO beautiful and COSTLY
PRESENTS given away each evening. Doors
open ut I; to commence ut s. Admission 35c.
Reserved seats soc. Reserved seats can be pro-
cared ut Frcnchs Bookstore
MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
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Es"ON MAKR1AdE.-Happy Rellefto Young
Men from the effects of Errors and Abuses in
early life Manhood restored. 1mpcdiments to
Marriage removed. New method of treatment,
New and remarkable remedies Books and Cir
cuars sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS, No. z South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa aug 12-3m
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Watch out for Chills and Fever, and prepar"
the system for resisting its attack by Dr. TuLt's
Liver Pills
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-07
ALEXANDRIA PASSENGER RAILWAY.-A

ALEXANDRIA 1ASSENdER hAli'NAl.- II
sufficient amount of the capital stock of the
Alexandria Passenger Railway Company hay
ing been subscribed to authorize the organize
ton of the company, a meeting OF the stock
holders was held at the Office of the Farmers
and Mechanics Saving Bank on Saturday
evening, Gen. NJ. d. Corsc in the chair and
Mr.. Jefferson lacey secretary.
\ committee having been appointed to OK
anime the books of subscription rcuortcd that
two hundred and fifty four shares had been
taken, representing Sc, $50, and it being found
that one hundred and sixty one shares were
represented in person, and thirty four by proxy
"a majority of the amount subscribed, the
company was at once organized by the election
of Andrew Jameson as President, and Lewis
Mckenzie, S. L. Beach, NJ. ID. Corse, Jeftcr-
son lacey, and T E. Corbctt directors, to serve
for the ensuing year.
A proposition to fix the salary of the Presl.
dent having been made, Mr.. Jameson declined
peremptoriy to receive any compensation until
the road paid expenses and a dividend:
Mr.. J. assured the stockholders that the
building of the road would be commenced in a
short time and its construction vigorously pros
ecuted.
We understand that the requisite amount OF
stock has been taken, and that the books OF
subscription will not again be opened.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-07

DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye is used in Europe and
America oct 1-colW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-07
COMMITTED. The men arrested by oilic

COMMITTED. 1.-The men arrested by officer
Burnett for attempting to throw the passenger
trains on the Alexandria and Fredericksburg
Railroad off the track, at Pohick bridge, have
been committed to jail at Fairfax Courthouse
Fearing that the boy Ben. Jefries would be-
tray them, they made up their minds at first to
xiii him, but finally bribed him to keep silence
but when arrested, as stated in the Gazette on
Saturday he made a clean breast of the whole
affair. The attempts had been in progress for
some time past, and were made at the north
end of the bridge for trains going down, and at
the south end for trains coming up, and had
they succeeded the slaughter Of the passengers
would have been terrific.
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R.9.N'k STATEMENTS.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

al ALEXANDRIA,,
In the State OF Virginia. ut the close of business,
on the Sd day of October, 1872.
RESOURCES
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

to this fact. A recent wrirer in the North
American Reuseir, whose sanitary intorma-
ton and statistical style lead to the suspi-
clan that he occupies an official position,
itates that the iou-neyman bakers of this
and other cries have long been aware OF the
preference which this insect has for putres-
cent farinaceous food. ''The cellars where
the work is DONE he says, ''swarm with
these animals, and in one place occupied by
Germans found that tire vessel in which
they kept their yeast, and which was never
covered from the air, sor obvious reasons,
was gavorite resort of the eockroaches.
This yeast every morning was thick with
them and the workmen before using 1t were
in the habit of carefully straining the ami
mails out through a sieve" The same wri-
ter maiyely remarks ''that such is the firm
belief of certain bakers in the sanitary efilca-
cy of the insect that they frequently insert
it in the lOaves themselves"
The awakening of public attention to this
hitherto neglected but valuaele animal has
also led to the discovery that there sre, in
certain English seaport towns, distinct
class of coskroach fanciers. This and the
success of the importation ofEnglish spar
rows in destroying the measuring worm
nuisance led no doubt to the recent ataempt
to import English cockroaches. These in
sects are not unlike our own blatta orienta'
lis. The box containing 5000 which was
recently sent to the Park Commissioners
from Hull were blooded insects, and, it was
said, had been crossed with the kakerlac Of
South America. Experiments instituted by
commission for the purpose of ascerta!nlng
the yoracity of the breed were perfectly sat
isfactory. 1t was calculated that four hun
nred of the animals could clean a billboard
in an hon. This is an important c0nsidera-
ton, if, as DIR. BIrdsdahl insists, ga bill
board, all things being equal, is equivalent
to the coath of three hundred people.
At a meeting of the entomologists in SA-
lem. Mass, last week, number Of cock
roach breedos were present on invitation,
and very interesting exhibition was made
Of insects. It was there shown that the Eug
lish breed Is superior to all others for scav-
enger purposes, and, what is of no less i'm
poriance, It was eontended that the popular
anupathy to the insect is groundless, the an
imal bein harmless. and capable Of the great
est affection for its keeper.
Nov that the cultisation Of the cockroach
Is becomitg an intelligent pursuit, directed
by scientific knowledge and prompted by
sanitary motives, we shall doubtless soon
have the insects introduced into the parks
and streets under such regulations as will
protect them from the malice Of small boys
and the Expectations Of kindred animals.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06
Medital.
MISS sAVVYER'S SALVE.

TTrr. you have T. s1ive combining soothing and
lealils properrie5. with no dangerous ingrcd,
l-rt 4 remedy at hand io- the many pains and
acf-- wounds and bruises 70 which aesh u heiE-
l. NOR. easiLs applied than many other remedies,
never producing bal effect, but always relieving
pan. however severe
lis prepared by &fsf S1jrycr, who has used it
IN her own extensive treatment OF me SICK II
nearly twenty years. with great success
The principal diseases for which this save Is rec
Commended are. ChH5laias. Rh7gHatif'n' Ftlef'
ScT0fsi1, on Ci-ers SAT- Riegrl Sprdins, BuT1''
Fersr Sores Fci117, PsHpics, Eiysipetds, H0Ts
Lgss Ba5er's m. Deqfiisss, Bols, Ring -trorlns'
C5ra7, Btes Of Iasee,g, Cancers, Ioothachs, hfT-
ache, Sore Aipplrs BGiiurss Str0iifn BTedsts,
E-A, said Hs1{, Tee,liHg, ChGTpsd Hdaas,
Soq'1s, cuts. Bruises, Group, CiGltet lips, a14
Sore, on ChVdraa
I; never fails To cusc rheumatism If properly
applied Rub It on wei with the hand three times
n dav In several cases it lbs cured pasied limbs.
For pies il has been discovered % be sure rem
efv Persons that have been afflicted for years
have beeu relieved BY few applications. For Fry
si1e1rq il works wonders, nllaying the inflammation
and quoting the patient. For thdppef hands u
produces "a cure Immediately. Let those with SAT-
Ehsuu obtain this Salvc and apply u Freely and
tcv will find * Invaluable. II j. good IN cases Of
SeJofI4 and T,aaorg. Clucers have been cured
with IT, The best Salve ever iGvented for S,r0ilsH
Breast and Sore NiIlEcs. No way injurious, but
sure 20 afford relief. Sore or Wax Eyes-Iiub Il
on the lils gently once or twice day. Cures deaf
ness by putting in the ears on a piece Of cotton.
For Fei9gs this is superior 10 anything known.
For P-muf.s this acts Ike clgua. Tor Burns
ana ScaiI5, apply the Sa've at ouer aai il gives
immediate relief. For C'd S9r5. aug.y once
dav.
10, among tlc lcl-, Of the Invaluable properties
of Miss SAVERS > ALIVE are is beneficial effects
on thc hair I.ujle! on the scalp, iu five or tx
iI.fslt parts ID promotes the growth OF the hair,
prevents j. Turning gray, and bald spots ]; pro-
dgccs a new growth u hair No lady should C.,
without dis Invaluable article as indispensable
cosmetic for ttr toilet. u eradicates GlndruH AMI
disease from the heal, AID tloieAes and pim..-s
f.5m tL- Gc-.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

Why do lore my darling sol
food faith, my heart, hardly know,
have such store Of reasons
'T~ould take me all summer day
nay, saving half that could say
Would 81 the ciIclIns seasons.
Because her yes are softly brown,
NY dove, who quietly hath hown
To ne as 10 her haven :
Because her hair is SOFT, and laid
MadonnA-wise in simple braid.
And lefty as the raven :
Because her lips are soft to touch,
Nor chill. nor fiery overmueh.
But softly warm as ros s.
D1sr lips that chasten while they move,
Lips that mEn may dare TO love,
Til earthly love tins closes
Because her hand is soft aad white,
OF touch 80 tencer and so light,
That where her slender finger
Deih fall OF move, tho man 10 whom
The guards Of Eden whispered, ''Come ("
beneath its spell might hnger
Because her heart is woman soft,
SO true. so tender, that / oft
Do marvel that a treasure
So rich, so rare to me should fall.
Whose soul desert 80 small, 50 SNAIL
I,-lCying past ali measure'
Because she has such store Of moods,
So archly smiles, so staidly hroods,
So lovingly caressss
So that nv heart may never tire
OF monCtones, or more desire
Than she, my love possesses
All me What know or what care l.
Or Wha, hath l07e 70 do with Why! -
How simple is the reason
love her-fCr she is my love.
And shall while stars snail shine above,
And season follow season.
All the Year RoEnd.
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ICc wy
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

TIE GENTLE CoCKRoAcH. - UTILIzA-
ZION By SCIENCE OF Domestic PEsr.-In-
quiries made in Paris by Stronin, and in
Berlin by Ehle1t, show that the valuable
character Of the Cockroach as a scavenger
and sanitary agent has not been underrated
BY the ignorant classes. Stronin says that in
all those quarters OF Paris where papers and
paste accumulate the people encourage the
multiplication of these insects, and even IN.
aertake to tsme and breed them, and be at
tributes their immunity from cerebro-spinal
meningitis and kindred diseases in great
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Lyons Kathair0n,

foR PEzsravys and BEAu7IrYIsG THE HuHAS
uAIa. To TEEyEsrIrs FAIrxG orr AND TURN
ING GRAY.
wsi.-f.eserToi Head Of Hat-, il person Ct
middle ssc, ct once bespoaks refinement, eiesaacr.
health and beauty. Il uay truly he called " mans
Growing Glory, while men a-e no. iasens-ble to i;5
advantages and Charms Pew things are more dis
sastirs thaa thin, ffizzly, harsh, aa;amea Hair
with head AID c.a. covered with Dandruf. visi,
barber and you feel and look Ike rev man. This
is wha: LTOs's KATHAiEoN viii do all
TIE time. The charm ahich Iies il vcl placed Hair
Glossy Cur,s LazaT.s nt Tre-ses. aa- Clean Head,
IS noticeable ant ir-eslsda.e.
Sold BY al Drug Isl. aud Coantry Stores.
l-'o zl-lteo3v
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06
Ever.

Ever and ever the world goes round,
Bearing its burdens and crosses
Ever ana ever the years roll on,
With their tides Of sorrows and lessee,
Ever and ever the book Of life
Bears upon its pages
The weary, weary lay o, the heart,
sunS through all tie ages.
Ever and ever with outstretched haats
We grasp for q golden in0rIow;
Ever and ever the bilews Of time
Are fr-i- HEED with bitter so.roE.
Eyer aul ever the lips smile on,
That tie world may walk in blindness
Little taey know q The hearts wild woe,
Whel the face looks hut with kindness.
Evsr an3 ever tire lhac0Ws fall,
Over ;ne -Clioa L0ssess
Ever gIcsE FROM PARADISE,
Lizb'c1s oar carcg AID crosscs.
Ever and ever tie m-Tai1- daEus,
on hopes that are orealAsd 10 siaGn-s5 f;
Ever ami ever tic ri sht bin 3 Ia,
lts tide - hlt!ec slllass.
Ever sad eyel the csc O.. God
Lolsei- ETA uuol rs vith pity
And eyer the ligh. il shown To u.
Thst cleans ffon tie Golden City.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

NO00 to be cleared in August by one Ageu,
y = w wsIted Low, to sell RANT Z NILS. "
aaa GREELEY Z BROWN CHARTS. Just what
people Wal buy also BgsT NEw NSGLASp Towy
yslP MAP' world AZ enc View" and our Oval steel
"a sf4Vinss. Ne" Button Hole Cutter and Sewing
six ami Linen tLfesd Apply al once. AGENT
EeaGq quarters D. L. GUERNSEY. Pub. Concord
~ u, = Bostol, Mass.-Aug 5-fdkniR
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

That INSULT TO FRED. DOUGLASS. Since
Senator Sumner insists that Fred. Douglass
was sighted by Gen. Grant on a certain oc-
casion. despite Douglass disclaimer, the lat
ter gentleman has again, and in unmistaka-
BE language, shown that he has suffered no
such indignity as that which Mr. sumner
pertinaciOusly declares has been put upon
him by the President In his admirable ai-
dress Wednesday evening at Bangor, Ne,
Mr. Douglass, in referring to this topic
said
"Mr. Sumner gives the impression that I
went with the Commissioners to Washington
and that the President extended to each 9th
er one an invitation and intentionally left
me out. 1t was no such thing. So much
for that. Let me here say that | think | can
be safely trusted with the care Of my own
dignity. Nobody need publish my wound
ed feelings as a defence for their c1Urse. |
believe now. as said Immediately after hly-
ing received indignities on the Potomac BY
Being refused admittance to tho cabin to dine
with the Commissioners, 10 the miserable
skipper, that had the President Of the Uni
ted States thought Of the matter sufficiently
to invite me to dine at his house it would
have been Just rcoGke. 1t would not have
been without my experience to be so invited;
for when that good man Abraham Lincoln
was in Office, he did not hesitate to invite me
or tell me that there vas a knife and fJrs,
and d plate at bis table for me whenever |
wished to accept them. (Applause.) can
say this Of General Grant That know Of
no great public man in the country-and l
have, perhaps, associated and been brought
in contact with many Of the high men Of the
Republican whose presence l feel more at
case that hf the calm, steady, modest and
unassuming man who sits tonight in the
Presidents chair. (Applause.) want Gen
Grant to he President four years longer, be-
cause be is accessible to CHE poor, the rich,
the white and the black, all, without die
tinction Of race or color, religion or nation
atty"
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is72- NEW 1872.
STAGE AEsRAEGEwENT.
Daily Line Between
NEW PORT AND RICHFORD.

On and after May %, 1872 shall run Daily Line
OF Stages between Newport and Richford leaving
Newport every morning, with the exception II
Monday, at O'clock, and arriving at Richford IN
seas N for the afternoon trsips for ST. Adams AID
other points North and West
Leaving Richiord every morning with the sxcen.
ton OF Monday, at 10 o'clocz and arriving at New
port in season for the night express train,-Yull-
mans Sleeping Cars attached,-,Jr Boston and
also In season for night ira for Montreal
AS Ii s is TO he made flrst class lire shall en-
ploy none but expefieced end careful drivers. and
perly delivered. F''
NJ. y, II. BEAN, Proprietor.
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JOIN Q. KELLOGG, o. Plat ST.. New Yd-5
sole E-e.tfor tie II tsj S-..e-.
TICS zee Dollar pr ha-t-c. Sc1d .- c.--1..-.
A-r l1-fts w4E
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SUSAN A. BIG ELOyy,s ESTATE.

A =
STATE OF VERMONT, } To all persons con-
rrs-prrT ~ srr--vS-,vS a. cerned in the estate
D's4''i0I W AiIIENDES' IS Of susan A. BigeIow,
late OF Burlington, in said District, deceased.
GREETING
At Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
aud for the District of Chttonden on the 18th dav
Of August, A. ID. 1872. an Instrument purportinx
70 he the last viii and Testament OF Susan a Bige
low late of burlington. in said District deceased
was presented to the Court Aforesaid, for Probate
and il Is ordered by said Court that the 18th day OF
sept. a. ID. ls72, at the Probate Court Rooms
N said Burlington. he assigred for proving said
instruments ana that notice thereof be given to all
persons concerned, by publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Weekly Free
Press, newspaper printed at said Burlington.
previous to the time appointed.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified to appear
before said Court at the time and place aforesaid
and contest the probate Of said will if You have
cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington in saii Dis
tIict, this tn cay Of August, A. d. 1872.
7. E. WALES, Judge.
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I: your u-7sri.t is ont Of TIE sa!vc. ard a--e.-,
to a-sD sgnrle send sevonty-l.vr cents as directed
below, a74 receive e l0S by rlt.ru mail.
ia. ~ IA Ilr-e Boxes - so cents each
l..iir ta-.a t.ae- large 1s the box Icprc-l.t.t
-H.-el Prepare! ly MISS C. SAWYER and
l-t up by l.. II. ROBBINS. Wholesale
and Retail Druggist. Hockland, Ne
Il rial Box sent free r mail on receipt of seventy
Co., ceat-, 80 J.. Fl ROBBINS. E1cAla1d Ne
THIS NALT ABLE SALvE Is SOLD BT
AL DEALERS IS alEDICINEs.
HENRY I Co, Wholesale Agen-z.
i-1T. -CESC Burlington, "