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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-11
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C1.Y.nEssEOsT' .HEEsGfs@''fhe
B. H. LAMBERT 'H.'
(succossor to 3. H; LsmMbcrrt, ),,1 Mt
SHIPPING & gnMMlSSiqN = !, Mh"ol1 y, \ y !
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Agent for FICKLiN s. SOUS c"!Gbrntcd
brands of FLOUR, BRIDGhW AThk AN
LY BELMONT AN EXTRA and MILL
FEED. ,:.:.o, c,,o e
LEWIS MCKENZIE. JHo. J. JAMESON.
YNO. J. JAMESON & co.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. south Union street,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Special attention paid 20 the sale OF " neat,
Flour nnd Country Produce Orders for Gro
carries, Plaster, Seeds and Salt filled n market
| rates. =,
Agents for PATAPsGO GrANo. [.op@ ii
rE,HUMA6 PERRY
GENERAL COMMISSION MGH=HA NJ
AND AGEST FoR
THE SALE OF FERTILIZERS,
No. Il King street
aug lG-tf ALEXANDRIA, VA.
y!1 ~: A SIiI ~HtNGToN ) NUTHhN,
CON MISSION NERCH, ANTS
40. 70 UNiU& STREET,
ALENAEDRIA, VA.
Consisnincnts of Grain, Merchandise AID III
kinds of Country Produce solicited. Sprc!tI
attention given TO all business clrt.s;"d 10 th:!
PEonp. returhs made. Ep -
j G. MlLBUkN,
wholesale and Retail
GROCER ANE COMMISSION HthCt ihi,
NEW STORE.
No IS North Royal ST., nnG cor Market alley,
AleXundca, w.
TIE proximity ut TINS store 10 Lic Mari t
House the centre Of ;T!re,' vii! "..a1ic ':t; -
OBTAIN good prices Ior Flour Grain and Country
Produce consigned to my care.
Consignmcnts and orders tor Groceries ft-
specilulIy solicited. They Vii! ro@eivc ync@iu.
and prompt attention "c' -r-'i
~ A SMOOT,
DEALER: ~
COAL, SALC AND i'LAST !.
5 II 20 t. W II ! ht,
Foot of Princes, zt.:J
i"l. 3l-!t h!oXanafa, Virginia.
- ii. il Il " son,
(Succcssor to Browis s. Lawson!
GROCER Il COMMISSION MhitCHAN:,
Nos. 81 and 63 Cameron street,
Alc,"uGrA, Vs.
Orders and consignrnonts solicited. 80 3
zoos & JOHNSTON
iSuccassors to FowIc & Co..
No. 3 PklNCh STREET.
GENHkAh
COMMISSION AND SHIPPING NERO Is.
Dealers III al, kind, OF
FERTILIZERS, SALT AND FLASltH
Agents OF the
NEW YORk s. BALTIMOkE STEAM EkS
LIVERPOOL, $ HI5p LSSb5S T tJs 5 GLOBE IN
SURANCs COMPANY.
feb 5--tf
SH1Nf . CO
(Succassors TO Ssmuol hartley!
GENERAL COMMISSION MERtHdhIS
No. IL Union street, ;,
Gs,- Particular attention paid to the sc!iinG OF
FLOUR, GRAIN and al kinds Of COY ~ ~ -
RiES, GUANO, PLASTER, SEEDS, &c,
Sc, ut the loves. market rates.
yssy- rents for the sale OF .ju,nes ). " oci'' g
celebrated brands of FANiLI FLOuR: ;.
RSs- Agents for the sale o1 The "ROChp iOf
HTDPIULiC GitEiE3NT" jan St
J. BRODERS. ). LAANoN'
4 BRODERS s. CO,
u. No. II King street,
Acxan!r:a VA
GENERAL COMMISSION MEEChA MIS-
Wholesale Dcnicrs in
GROCERIES,
LIQUORS,
PROVISIONS,
SALo' FISH.
ana PRODUCE.
Also keep on hsnd sencra! ::sS2rln ~ o'
C0rdage, Tar. Pitch, Naiis, Lime Packing D:.s,
LAMPS snd Ship and Naval stores.
All orders ard consigr,ren2s pr2rai',i% att.Iid-
ei TO- and goods forwarded without delay - con
slsnres on arrival.
Agents for D!lpents Guniowdcr.
Xxx Ale ard Porter niWays on n:nd.
Agents for the Baltimore md rotom:c Tr"s'
,,r,o,io, lire 11h lu--tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-11

LADIES FINE CALF KID AND RUSSIA
LEATHER BUTTON BOOTS,
Vienna style.
At WADDEI'S, Il kiag street.
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y,REGs Avn CHE.nRCGLS.

This unrivalled Medicine is warranted net to
contsin one single particle OF NJ ERcUEf, or any
il.ju:i ious mineral substance but IS
PURELY VEGErA BILE,
cort.ining those Southern Roots aud Herbs,
which an ail wise Providence has placed in coHn-
tries where liver Diseases most prevail. 1t vii!
cure all Diseases caused By Dcrangement Of the
Liver Nnd Bowels.
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR, Or
MEDICINE,
Is cmincntlv Family " edicinc; ard by being
k,,: ready for imnr diaL" r'sort viii s@vc many
~ hour OF suffering and mary dollar IN time
and 4, ctprs' bills
Aft. over Forty Years tr;sl it is still r"c"iv
ing Tn" most unqunilicd Testimonials !" Its vir,
tue. from per. ons o. the highest character and
responsibility Eminent phy=irians commend
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC ron DYSPEPSIA
ORiN NUIG+ +SliuN.
Armed with this ANIIDOfE, MI climates snd
changes OF water and lo"I may be laced "lSncu;
f=a- ~ ;. Remedy III Ma iar!ous Fcvcr> Bowel
Conpl.ials Rcstirssn"s>, .JnundCe, Nau>ca,
ITuAS No EQUAL,
1t is the Cheapest Pur"stand iscs. Family Mel
enc H. the World ,nujaeturcl only by
j Ii ZElLlN 81 co,
Macon, Georges, and phlladclpta.
Price Sl00. Sid By all druggists. NH
II. II. COOK. rENEY COOK.
UENRl COCK & CO,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
PURE DRUGS hNp pCHEMlCALS,PA PAINTS,
Varn:si!cs and OILS,
NINrOW GLASS AND PUTTY.
M. lD7 King street.
Prompt ,,tsentlon siv":a t. orders sud lnnur
les from Ire coiEtry. J"i; -
ESTABLISHED 1872
- $ LEA ID Is 4 "A TER s. b Ro.
DEALERS N
PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS,
VAkNTSHES, GARDEN SEEDS,
: SPICES, ACIDS, SC,
Nos and South Fairfax ST.,
aug 2--tf A"Zundri;s, Va.
SAMUEL H. JAHSEY. MAuLoN H. JASNET.
TANNEI y co,
~ DEALERS IN
PURE DRUGS, LEWIS WHITE LEAD.
Paints, Oils and NmrnlShes,
FRENCH OW GLASS u PUTTY.
No l45 King street.
gnss-O Orders and Inquiries from the conn.ry
,r,,rn ntlv attended to- sep 25tt
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.gECTJO.H SALES.
ByE. A. kerby. Aucti0ncer.

~,ouH1ccInNpp, c,rEOt, REALFS-
fOh ,ME Ne hh ppX y h:S'tT rnJrNTY Va,
81 - ~ ,asn,.a :. ~ nf ,ha Tnuntr Gourt f
hy virtue ol decree oi ~. o'utS LIZ torn, 49,
FAIRFAX county, rehue'e1 L q. III 'iS ona,dor |,
IN Tue enaNGerS cnnSe y. ,far tr 80 h ,
hcirS ct a., Lhe uhu,fs'sncu WIZ ouet EpIDaS
LunitG "IGt'o' ." .;, tns 1s-a =, - q riucE n
INC t1!ro 11fp Tny u Tu HREc oE TIE FARM T
e. y l l u NJ = 6,,sniar IN Fairfax count,
lhG ;"r ;"psenE IrME - Tho land IN he So;
cali'o pn.'on ~ oc ,ho ,a,d farm is !
Is the northcastery eEd OF the san in,,'v. nn.ii;
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ENGLI.;H RUBBERS!
ENGLISH ROBBERS
Al WADDEY'S, "A King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-11
R;jE s.gEE DEf RE.vT.

FuE RENT-The DIV ELLiEG HOUSE
Fss;i and LOT, situated on the corner ot Prince
n:Id Pitt stress; has TWO large par oTS, tour
chant bnrs in the second story and attic @ooEe
dining Ioom ard kitchen in tie back building,
with water and gas through the house, ana Il
stable on the lot one OF the NJ, ;. pleasant resi-
deHcc. in the city. Enquire ot
/. {. FLETCHER,
NH l.lw No. III Prince street.
,s. FOR kENT-HNUS on Payne s:re.t,
ss;:$ bc.we II Duke and Prince; II rooms, wafer
aid gas; now occupied by Mr.. Lan:"n. P>S-
session given on the l3.n day OF MArch. f"F
further p"'t'eu!"'s o'.4:,'VlIl H4iVliEL y f. LUST
NH 4 n. E cor. King and Washington sts
FOR RENT-Thc two story BRICK
as:;; STORE, corner Of Prince and Pitt streets ;
slSo one SMALL DWELLING oa st. Asaph
street, and one on Prince street, near lltt. Ap
Ply to JOHN n. DIXON. NH 5-l".
Fer SALE-A handsome new BRICK
S:i kESIDE&CE, III Hamilton. Va, about IS
nT1cs ives: Of Washington city, on the W. " y.
+ X No Change # CAT. from Washington. a
del g!tfu SUNNI + residence, with al! the IN d.
crn lfG provenientS ana conVenchccS, WIN if'hi
i've 10 fifty acres of land. aS de:lrcd For c'Ecu-
lar ard ih"tcgrapu address j. K TAl LOk,
Hamilton, LouGuul CO.. Va mn lin
- FOR RENT-Thc DWELLING on the
occupied ~ DR.. Murp!y. Apply %
ten - II l.. bfhL, 'r.
FOR HEtT-A DESIRABLE STORE
EFE;f PROPERTY, situated NJ Nhetland w.
In fine agricultural section on the roa- lead
ing ir, m Berlin to Purcc.vilic. This location
o,scS.c. advantage: not otlc: touF d. and enjoys
/. good snare of patronage.
Attached il u good dwelling garden, s!able,
&c, sc. Possession given hprli r,,,-o
X, ~ IN y -
feb - lus" Whcatland, Loudoin CO., Va.
FORRENT-The BRICK DWELLING
E$: HOUSE No. north Patrick ST., between
h1ng and Cameron. receatly occupied by Cal'.
NJ. k"r:cy. Apply to .1>,
feb i Ic2;f AND. JAS lESoN.
FOR REST-A SUITE OF ROOMS
RI. tith dining room and kitchen. Apply at
this office. J'i' -
FOR REST-.i comfortable BRICK
E;#I DWELLING, on Queen street, between
washington ana Columbus. Apply 70 =. l..
pDWEI,i,. n f. corner Duke &nd Na,nn5-
II streets. ueo - 60.
FOR KENT-Thc STORE and D WE
E$$ LING HOUSE l25 King street, no" occ'i-
p1rd by Mrs. G. l.. Simpson. POSSESSION gwen
On the lst oi january, la'l For Iurln"r ihioF-
nation enquire o w ,,1n,r
dec 5-ti ~. H. 'hooI'
n.I.s"TEU.
vnnN EMPTY COALUI BARRELS
I. $. TAYLOR, Jr.,
ian 70 Prince street.
ssJANTED-GOUD BROOM, CORN;
w e. ). rAY LDk, Jr.,
jan - frihce street
ysYANTED-A ouap.ity OF WHITE OAK
W ond HICKORY POLES Ii lnct long.
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No. 1lEING STREET.

No. 7lEINU oTHAET
ass~ Give nc 3 cali. lhn e-lf
j. Z. CLARK E' 5
Gallery Of Fine Arts.
TIE lurrestard bcstsccctel Mss ortmcnt of choice
PICTU RES ever offered in TINS city.
New ard bcauti!ui genuine FlRSl-Ci.A>H
CHKOMOS, selected with great care rom the
best masters. uru
Pockets, Slipper Racks, Book Slides, Smoking
Sets aud Fancy Wood Ware, ,.,nr
\ large collection OF RICH VELVET and
other PICTURE FRAN E5-sll Mt greatly re-
dnSsd Ss p prices No. l5s King street.
r;,U COUNTRY MEEuuANT5 AND
DRY GOODS AT Wholesale PRICES
February lotn, 1871.
We are now olicrimg to country merchants,
for csSIl or to responsible and prompt parties on
short tirrc, u full inc If STABLE 30 NJ k~I!C
DEi GOODS ut Baltimore wholesale priccs
and invite sprcia! examination OF stock
ID. L. BRASHEAR,
H. B IiOOMES,
feb Is No lO9 King street, A!cxn., a.
avEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
ROBERT j.. WOODS.
No " Ming street.
Upn:.cd thi. day u large assortment Of
rkaSUNABLE DRY GOODS:
Also several especial bargains IN JoD Loi'9,
which We will sell very chrnp.
10 an examination we invite the attention ol
pI,I''j,' Zen Il ROBT l.. WOOD.
aye WISH to cal tbs attention Of. ladies
w especial u our uEu,us!ly large &id 81
rcrinr /, OK ut FANCY 60 )D:1 and hhr u
MEEY, such as Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes,
{ o;h and tia! do, Co!ogn"s, Grand buGht5
jennings, ta-ii,,,, Engli and American lo'l"i
>onuS. 3!u,.dEcrchic, Extracts. Diamona, Cold
and silver Dust for the lInr Pomntcs, &c, &c.
HENRY COOK " CO.,
fch17 lU7 King street.
Y ANiRHTHo EXTRA hAKLl, Early
~ May, Bl.c Imperial, Little Cen, an4
Champion OF England Peas, Rcd >peck!ed VAL
en,ine and Early ), bite Chester Beans. hn>ss'
no. Egyuti.n and Early Blood Turnip Beet,
~urar Par:.ip, and Flat Dutch Drumi!"ad,
Eativ Ninnirgstsdt ard Ea7ly savoy CahDhEe
Seed. Ali warranted fresh ard genuine, just re-
's,n[c ,nL !, anu ~ S"'' y JANNEY S co.
STANDAkD FERTILIZERS
j. j. Turner 90 :. rAco!7'vt "!u h'n''''
| ii te! super Phosphate, Tor sale Al mnnuiac-
| NH r. NJ. LA WSON.
- CENT KID GLJYr.S-Nc" nnd de-
| { - sirabtc Shsdcs III Kid Gloves H - cents
lust o ,cned. CAL and examine tn" m"gnlHceh
assortment of Kid Gloves, nj ali prices, just be
II ie5 bH IS GREENS NOTION HOUSE
s4JlNDUH Glass!
| w WINDOW GLASS
\ large lot, OF all .izes. f,- sale Wholesale an(
rct.i' by HEM Ctoh q = ~
| -.h . lU1 King street.
rRIME EEN UELEAnS MULASoEo an'
L Ext-a Choice syrup for sal. by
e. WM. RAMSAY,
feb II Corner King and ST. Assph ST
R WHITE FLANNELSl
rnh I,' ! ''7 - b. +. WlTMER co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-11

CURE FOR I.cCKJAw. "A correspondent OF
the Scientific A;ncrcau recommends iurpcn'nc
as cure for lorkjaw IL says Let any "ne
who has an attack Of lockjaw tai ke a small quaU-
tiy of turpentiuc, warm II aud pour on the
wound, no matter wncrc the wound Is or OF
what nature it is, aud reet Will follow IN less
than one minute. Nothing better can De APP
piled to a severe cut or brulse than cold turp,n-
tue, it will give certain relief almost lnstantly
Turpcntine is also sovereign remedy, trr Group.
Saturatc piece OF flannel with and place the
flannel on the throat and chest, aud in very Sc
we're cases three to five drops on a lump OF >u
gar may be taken inwardy. Every family
should have bottle on hand. The remedy
is simple and easily tested. Ia all serious cases
an application should be made uader need!uI
advice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-11

SUCCESSFUL AMpuTArIuN.-Dr. Nm. ::
Alsop county physician to the poor, performed
very difficult operation on one of the pauperS
at the poor house some three week ago, in the
ampua,iou of leg near the body The patti
ent was colcrcd women by the name OF Lydia,
ag, d about thirty-hve, who WIS suffering with
the scrotulous diathcsis with auch yloSuS OF
the kuee, aud with extensive carries OF the bones
which made amputatlon necessary. lne dan
ger of the operation was fully ex planned to the
patient by the physician who told her that
there were ninety niue chances against her to
one in her favor Notwithstanding the great
Danger the patient begged that the operation
should be performed. DR.. Durett assisted DR..
Alsop 10 the operation. The patient is uow
fast recovering aud in few days will, it is
thought, be we'll. ll.-Fre1ricksJwg Ledger.
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LADIES pARLOU & TOILET SLIPPERS
Ladies French Kid Broadway, Ladies Last
ing Broadway, Turkey Morocco Broad way,
French kid Toilet, Chssitn"rc Toilet, Lasting
Toilet, S,rge and Carpet Slippers, IN every sly !e
and quality.
AtWADDEY'S, II King street.
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FOR RENT-The two story BRICK
E$; STORE, corner Of Prince and Pitt streets ;
also one SMALL DWELLING o. 81. AsHph
street and one on Prince street, near Iltt. hp
uiy to JOUN \ A. DIXON. NH 3-lm'
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FOR RENT-Thc DWELLING IN the
iii; corner OF Du0" and Fairfax streets, ur!acr'y
occupied ~ DR.. Murpy. Appy %
| rri - # t. BELL, Jr.
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60. FOR kENT-HNUSE, on Payne street.,
ss:5 bctwe Il Duke and Prince; rooms, wafer
and gas; now occupied by Mr. l4an."n. t@<- -
Session given on the lon day OF MArch. F"r
turritnr nnrfiruIArS rHut,lra Of
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s,EkE FUMES FOX TIE HANDkER-
CHIEF.
Atkinson's Essence Of S;cphsnotl:,' Lubln' $
Extracts AMI Sacnet Powders OF al od"rS, just
received ~ eu11
feb IL .Nhf 1cDb SS - 'Noh'
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c Fer SALE-A handsome new BRICK
S::I kESIJE:+CE, III Hamilton. Va, sbout 4o
miles ives. Of Washington city, on the ". y y.
T. X No change # cars fron Washington.
delightful SUNNI residence, with all the M d.
.rn improvements ana cunveni"nccs with irall
i've 10 fifty acres of land. as desired. For crcu-
lar ard ph"tcgrupu address j, K. TAl LOk,
Hur,ib IN Ion1ip,in CO. Va NH lin
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NH i n. E cor King and Washington sts.
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LADIES LASTING BOOTS.
4 lnrg" stock with u grcst variety OF ne"
sty e., !,rAiiiitsl and vcry chra,
Al WhDDEI'S, Il King street.
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WYE especially invite the attention OF the
w pubiic TO our assortment ci Hair, Tooth
and Nail Brushes Combs, Soaps, Periumery
and Fancy Goods Of ai kinds
HENRY COOK & CO,
foh II 100 klnS street.
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az, 5.panu q. Wise.

Fairfax county, NH WITS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-15
WHEELING ISLAND
Public Sale Of School Property.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER PASS
ed by the Board OF Education or the
School district of Wheeling, we Will oner
at Public sale, at the Court House OF ONO
County, on SATURDAY., June 10Th, 1874, BE-
ginning at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, Lots Nos. one
aud two, in Square No. "A. Said 10 are
located on the corner of Jacob and FOUR
tenth streets, and now used by the
Third Ward School.
Immediate posse SSion will be given OF the
vacant lot, being Lot No ?, but the Board
# Education TeServ- the right to occupy
the school build ng on Lot No. l, and re-
tam posse sion of the same until the new
school building now being constructed for
the - COnd and Third Wards shall be COM
plated and ready To occupy, which VIII he
about he lSt OF April, 1879.
Terms of sale-One-third OF the purchase
money Tor lot No. 2, TO be paid in cab,
and the alance in two equal payments o.
one and two years, with Interest from the
day OF sale, the deferred payments To be Sc
Cured by Deed OF Trust, or the title re-
tanned until ali the purchase money Is
paid.
Z ,ymentS for Lot No. | will be made In
nine, twenty-onc and thirty three months,
bearing interest from the first day OF April,
1879, and to be secured as above stated.
JOHN h. BALL,
Pre- .ident Board OF Education
j. VI. BICKEL, Clerk.
GA. MICKhAM, Aucuoneer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
a GREAT MISTAKE.
One Which Proves Fatal 10
Thousands.

Many persons with Chronic Diseases con-
suit Or. LOngdCn who have taken mGdicine
from their home doctors Tor wee ks, mnni rs
and even years, without the slightest aIleVld-
ten OF their Ills, and after all hope OF cure
is gone, expect him TO restore their health
in a short time, and, failing TO do so, he is
pronounced a humbug. Nothing could be
more unfair. Every other physician in the
city may fail and does fail, and II Is all
rlght, but II DR.. Longdon fails IL is all
wrong. Who cannot see the uniustness OF
such a conclusion
Hundreds die OF Consumption and other
fatal ma adiss, whom DR. Longdon has the
skill 10 cure when called in timr. But ifyou
would give him fair trial, you must not
wait Until deathhas already done It's terrl-
bic work. He does not profess to make new
luugs,s Omachs and hearts, only iOremove
diseases from these and other organs before
org nic LESSONS have taken DiSce.
Or. LOn"dI can now ref 10 many per =.
sons in Wheeling, wEo doubt would
have been in their graves to-day but !Or his
skill; and there ere huuiTeds more who
will 90 down to death within year 10
come that might Ue saved by mely aid
and rational treatment.
Fees for consultation, examination, ad
vice and trea ment within the reach OF all.
Medicine Ior all diseases by mail and
express to all parts Of he country.
NoTE-Dr. Longdou', office and residence
are at NO. 1903 Eor street (old 5th). opposite
the Cathedral. ms8
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-15
NELL & Ell|NGHAM,
WHOLESALE cRocERS,
1905 Main st.

Have now ia store and for snlo:
20 Hall Bbis Lax" Herring.
leo " WI" Feb,
IN No 3 NaCkoTCl.
20 No.g Mackstol
iJU Packages MRCkeIcl Nss. . aud IN
quarter barrels and kits
- Tlorc"s chOc" Carolina Rice.
80 BYl, che. c" y. -. Mnlape.
, nnds choice y. %. Sugar.
~ BDls syrup.
40 BbIs Standards A. u, ET' m &. Granu.
lated, Powdered, CruEhod, FTHukIiu RuJ
&C. SugRTs
90 Bbls Flour, embracing white Rose.
Keystone, Idlcw.-e. How ri and other
standard brands.
lUJ Bags prlm" Ia chOc CoffTc.
~ Haii' hosts prime tO choice q. y. Teas
o. Caddirs pTim" I, choice - T.. Teas.
20 Haii Chests prime To choice Black Tea
Our Tobacco embraces HllDfookb, J r.
hilllnorF, Paco's aud other good aud Tslis
hlc pranfG, among the bot Ia the country
our sinOk IL lull ana compete. and will 10
offered 10 the uHdC % IA" lowest market
pr CO. W" Invite ciOf" buy CT- Ia call aud II.
anime our stock before puTchRsInR .ls..
whore. NIILI.N FllIkDHAM
mari q
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-15

do it, liz the prinsipal plank in human
Happiness.
notissed one thing that pleazed me
mulch al the dogs met in the street
gave me the whole OF the sidewalk, aud
and wsgged their tails when they pass
ed me, into the bargain.
This speaks volumes, for whsrever
yer find the dogs good ustured, yer will
find their owners kind and polite.
Iektured on Specimen Bricks in
the court house to a congregashun oil
about 500, and i was pleased tosee that
they listened.
| had rater make man listen than
TO make him lsff, for he may remem-
Der what he listens to, and IL too often
more than half ashamed at what he
laffs al.
This amt the fault OF humor, it IL
only its misfortune.
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Fine Is and Residence
FOR S Al {.

yorFEE AT PRIVATE SALE, ON REA-
S,EABIEt rrns.frc property on Norlh
'front.' street, Wbeelirs Island, where now .,",
r-si'Ir. The lots alc fifty anu Sky
Tel font aud extend clear 10
Inc river There i large con-.
,.,..,,.2,, containing Is rooms with all mod
co., mir .vements. There Is also hle
,,..,.. .,,Iie ON the lot. ON the grounds are
f,ulf frC,s. grape vines arbors flowers, &C. &C..
a.. TIE residence is about We've 3mH Is.I
rr.,r. ,y q most dt siTable location 10 resi-" :,
For pslticul. Is apply at [. II. boo'h "
g., boat store, or on the premises
q. HI. BUOTH.
i,4,,a1oh
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Soaps.

SVdITS.
Carya'r'S Sterling,
or olive,
Pearl,
J. D. L.,
Golden banner.
GDDG Intent.
An Einds Fancy Toilet. Soap.
Grurlu CASTLE. ,r,,
For S&lr. LiNH'E ~ 4''iA
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EIOJIE.
,r EPIS MOSS ROSE,
Eitil Iun Sterling,
v" nun Choice Family,
IN" cottage xxx.
f.rU 70 Semitic Lily,
i.," Cream OF Indiana,
a.r" Gem Spring wheaO
jfu" White Rose,
I'm n Washington,
ul" Peerless,
tore and Cor sale by ,,,r Ap.uys
LIST. DAVrS PcREEs EAhho
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1874-04-09

to assail with his false, but feeble pen,
the editor of this paper who occupies
seat in the State Senate. Chapman last
falsehood is to repeat at length in let
ter to his paper the statement which
originated with an irresponsible CORES
pondent, that Senator Newman intro
duced resolution and then voted against
it, and that he afterward, when the reso-
luton had gone to the House. went to
that body and earnestly sought TO have
it defeated. There is nothing very seri-
Gus in such a proceeding, even If it were
true, but it is quite otherwise. The facts
are that Mr.. \. introduced a resolution
to adjourn on the 9th of March to meet
on the 5th of January, 1873. A motion
was made to strike out the latter date
and insert the first of Decem Der. Inns
the author of the resolution opposed.and
stated if the amendment was made, he
would feel compelled to vote against the
resolution. 1t was SO amended, it was
no longer the resolution as he introduced
it, and he voted against it. The state
ment that Mr. Newman then went to the
House and tried to defeat it, is utterly
without foundation. He did nothing OF
the kind, but Chapman naturally resort
ed to the lie, as everybody who knows
him, would expect He has the respect
of no one in the General Assembly, and
goes about with a hang dog look. 1t Is
generally admitted that he is disgrace
to the editorial profession, to Meigs
county, and to the House of which he
happens to be a member. Meanness IS
stamped upon his features, and he seems
to be aware of it.