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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-13
CPECIAL BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.

y
Fourth Trip North this Season--Choice Goods
for Christmas Holdays-Dec. IA, IA.
We invite general attention to our large and
attractive stock of Staple and Domestic Dry
Goods, purchased cheap, and will be sold at
popular prices.
Notice is given to country merchants that we
open to-day and to morrow some $40 pieces
fast colored and new style PRINTS, varying in
prices from u to lO1c. Also Blankets, Flannrls,
f,inseys. Tickipgs, Plaid and Plain Dome sites
and Wooden Goods of every description: :,
Our retail stock embraces choice Worsted
Dress Goods at 25c, elegant all wool Plnids,
fine and all wool Cashmeres of new shades, Col
ored Mohairs and Ralerpos, very superior goods;
Blue and Black Waterproofs, very popular;
Black Alpxcas and Mohairs specially.
d. F. BRASHEAR,
H. B. HOOMES,
dec14 1O9 King st., Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-13
RECUL.A OF :
TESTIMONIALS.

st have never seen or tried such simple ef-
fcacious, satisfactory aud pleasant remedy IN
my fell. Haner, ST. Louis, Mo.
Hon. Aler. Fl. Stephens.
ouires i, DR.. Simmons Liver Regulator with
good effect" Hon. Alex. Il. Stephens.
Governor of Alabama
"Your Regulator has been in use in my taml-
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Gill Shorter, Ala
IT have used the Regulator in my family for
the past seventeen years. can safely recon-
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ever used for that class of diseases 1t purports 10
cure III. F. Thigpen.
President of City Bank
"Simmons' Liver Regulator has proved good
and eficscous medicine. &C. A. Nutting.
Druggist
1--WE have been acquainted with DR.. Sim
mons Liver Medicine for more than twenty
years, and know it to be the best Liver Regu,
Istor offered to the public" IN. T. Lyon and
Il. L. Lyon, Bellefontaine, Ca
''I was cured by Simmons Liver Regulator,
after having suffered several years with Chllls
and Fever"-R F. Anderson.
The Clergy.
''Have been dyspeptic for years; began the
Regulator two years ago; 1t has acted IKE 8
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Ladies' Endorsement.
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Sheriff Bib County.
IT have used your Regulator with successful
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My Wife.
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II think Simmons Liver Regulator one OF
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NJ D.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-01

" but he lost his knife in the first II il
wouldn't be here now: but when II
ended ! were alone on the island. and
Carrotiy lay stretched out in the moon
light with my knife in his heart.
1.-The next day the vessel came along
which fetched me Ia Rio. stuffed my
pockets with gold pieces, and got
aboard Of her.
"'What good has II done me. Tom?
I've jist drinked myself 10 death. aud
have never had "A minutes peace day
nor night since. shall 20 overheard
tomorrow, but YOU and Jack shall have
that gold, and now I'll tell you how to
find il.
"Jis. at this time hecrd a crash on
deck. and | know'd that the main to-
gallan' mast had gone over the side.
and the next minute all hands was call
ed to shorten sail II were. should
Judge, nigh hand onto two bells. and
afore we got her double reefed and the
wreck Of the main to'-gallan' mast
cleared away il wer. full 80 Then
went into the hatch-housc agin. aud
Jack with me, for 10 hear where the
gold was, and first We thought Billy
Corr were asleep. but when we come Ia
look more closely we found he were
dead n a mutton. and the secret II the
gold died with him. "-AcW York World.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-01
MISSING A FORTUNE.

| had been out Of the CITY for a few
weeks, and 80 had failed to keep my
usual appointment with my friend the
old sailor. ON calling at the usual
trySting-place the other day | found
him there, and he at once accosted me
with, well. my flower. 80 you're
come back agin, have YOU? I've been
here great many times to see you, but
they told me YOU was out Of town; not
but what I've done we'll enough in the
matter Of grog. for the landlord here
has put me on free ratiOns along Of a
new wrinkle I've put him up to in the
way Of tipple- Go fetch him one.''
This last was to the red-headed boy.
who speedily brought me small glass
of ruby-colored liquid.
Put that under your shirt. said the
old sailor, and when had complied
and expressed my appreciation asked
him what il was.
Its Jamaica punch" he replied.
made very strong, very sweet and
schreechin' hot, and then bottled and
the bottles smothered in ice. Four of
them will make any man talk Of his
rich relations. and I wouldn't advise
any one TO finish the half dozen IL he ax-
poets To get home the same day. III |
were rich, sir, the first thing Id buy
would be cask Of Jamaica rum. /
were very near being rich once, sir. II
they'd awaited fifteen minutes longer
afore they'd a-shortened sail aboard Of
the Sarah Lucinda, bark as | come
home from Rio into, I'D a-been worth
nigh on TO s5OO,O00 in gold. Just think
Of that once.'
|, of course, expressed desire to
hear the yarn, and asked the old man
what should order for him.
:" No punch for me-" he said "that's
all well enough for n chap as hasn't
any thin to do, but IN take ale there's
more drink for the same price and east
or to carry and, having emptied one
mug and handed il to be refilied. he III
ms pipe and spun me this yarn, which
ne assured me was strictly true:
:. ! didn't 60 out into that bark, but
had shipped into the ship Robert Bovine.
N New York, bound for San Francisco.
and she put in to Rio for fresh stores.
havin' passengers aboard. She were
logged a. putin in for water, but that
were only on account Of the insurance.
cause, YOU see- water bein necessity.
yon can 20 in for that without making A
deviation Of the wage. That's what
they call it, you know, and your insur-
ance j. all right; but the real fact were
she went IN for stores, and principally
grog whether the skipper and his
passengers got i or not don't know,
but I'm very sure | did. and when
woke out Of a good big drunk found
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-01

A skIrrER's sroRY or NM .NNIs

>hIrrERs STORY on THREE SAINTS.
They a. on the steps of the statil
And waited for trains TO connect
A cOiporieur eating his ration
And askipper who twice had been wrecked
And the strangers began conversation.
The skipper WAS wrinkled and hoary,
His kin was HE color Of leather:
The other looked hungry and sorry,
And after discussIrg the weather
The skipper struck into his story:
"I'll tell We OF three saints I've know'd o.
That CIV up their lives for their brothers
A sort you may not h-y allowed Of.
But fOlks tnafll die to save Others
Is bein's Ter God 10 be proud Of.
The hip Swsller. Cap'n James Bee,
Ia fog OF the HsItera. coast,
Was wrecked on ledge 20 The les:
Jim stood like -o,k Al his post
And went down in a gulp OF the sea.
=. lie showed how 10 build u a rsff.
And crowded her full as sne'd float;
lie sprung 10 the davits abaft
And lowered and loaded each boat;
Then stuck 10 the battered old crait.
=. He saved every life hu, his OWN
Women. children. The men and the crew,
Cheercd when the "a. dory was gone
No room for him ia her, he knew.
And be went 10 the bottom aloner'
NV frierd-' asked the eolporteur grim.
Had Ber INSIDE his peace with the LDrc.'
And he laid down hi cracktr. :. Whist. Jim:"
said the skipper; = | Shouldn't s'pose God
ID be mad al = fellsr lake him.
Another was Young ANDY Bell.
Who worked iu the Cumberland c,al;
He stood ~ the mouth ~ The well.
Nfl .rw-a ..ft~ III 49, s.N.
Blaze up ike the furnace OF he'll.
The ruen was imprison below:
Tee w0mrn was scrramiL' abov-:
The boss shouted. Who'd face the foe,
And nv 70 rne -. IA FIR l0ve"
And Andy rem Fixed. will go;
- kin die in TIE shan. f,r haiu't
NARY fstfer ner riotner ne- wife"
And down ia b huc~e' h. went;
Saved nifty BY lo,iu' liz lre:-
] say Andy Bell was saint
= D'd be nrsy God the colp0rtsur cries.
ITO hslD MIN 70 SIGHT with III lame -
= Nov hnk ont the skipper replies.
= ! heared ANDY m niion Hi- nSm---
More irekent than some would advise
= Did he love Jesus: Bow st His shriney'
Ask the eolpoueur; then il il WELL
The - peer says" Thar was no sign
But Fl Jesus didn't love Andg Bell
| don't want no Jesus In mine
. The third one. Newt. Evans. my friend.
Took his engine 10 Prairie du Chen;
Saw >peck on tho track 81 the Bend.
Ard cried to the stoger, Eugene.
IF that amt brat III be denned.
"a haby-an- maxim mud pies.
Mind Inc train To the shrek OF the bell
tie ran forward sprang out for the prize.
Saved The girl. Yes but. parson. he fell
Both his leg was cut OF 81 the thighs"
= Was he washed 10 the blood OF the Lamb"
Asked the prescher. -.snd clesnsed from his
The skipper arose-'' A m-.ier-dam, - fsinyr |
Let me jest git my bearin's agir.
An sorter make our where ann
He walk ed 10 the ofice-was mute;
When the sgent asked what he desired.
he tapped on MS pate In salute.
Then turned out his thumb aud inquired.
= Who-is-this ere crszy-galuteg
W. A. c., in the Graphite.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-01

a. +. Stewart j. cndeayoring a.
purchase the Bethesda Church property
in Saratoga, in order To- enlarge his ho-
tel. The trustees. il will be rcrncm-
bcred. refused "a sell the church. and
Mr.. Stewart built his hotel around H.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-01

Abraham Clough, farmer in
Warren County, Iowa, was gored to
death by bull One arm and one leg
were broken, his skull was crushed,
and his body was gored badly before he
was discovered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

Senator Hamlin doesn't feel happy under
the hammering he has received for his IA
nous amendment TO the postal law by
which the rates Of postage upon transient
newspapers have been doubled. He intends
TO get on his hind legs on the very first day
OF the session TO move repeal of the obnox-
lous amendment, and to explain how IL all
came about The way he states 1t is this:
The express companies were lobbying 10 get
the laws amended so that packages weighing
as much as four pounds could not longer be
carried In the mails; they alleging that the
mails were Overwhelmed with this class OF
matter, and that the government was carry
ing IL at a loss. The department showed that
the former claim was not true, but admitted,
the ancient Hamlin AYERS, that the latter OBJ
lection was well founded, and so he proposed
10 checkmate the express companies by not
reducing the limit of weight, but doubling
the rates OF postage on such packages; and
Through an inadvertence' the charge was
made TO apply 70 newspapers, as well.
Now there are two points about this expla-
nation that will be received hereabouts with
some misgiving: First, that the Post Office
department admitted that the packages were
carried by the government at a loss, and Sec
Ond, that Mr.. Hamlin's amendment was de-
signed to "checkmate" the express compa-
MES. Mr.. Hamlin may have fallen inno-
Gently into the hands of the express PhIllis-
tines, but IL is certain that so far from feel
ing checkmated by its adoption, there was
supreme satisfaction In their ranks over its
passage, and so far as heard from not the
slightest fault has been found by the compa-
niles with the operations Of their lobby here
last winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

All eyes (political) will be directed to
wards Ohio to morrow, Of course. The con-
test Is so close and the issues so mixed that
on this, the eve OF the election, the two great
parties seem 10 have equal confidence OF a
victory. IL seems to be conceded that In
Cincinnati and other cities Of OHIO, Governor
Allen will experience q considerable loss
from the vote that he got at the last election,
but the democrats seem to expect CORE
spending gains In the manufacturing and
rural districts. They therefore claim, that
even IL the frst returns should appear dis
astrous to them, the returns from the "back
settlements" will tell a story In their favor
II Is possible, however, that the school ques-
ton will affect their fortunes unfavorably
In the rural districts; and should they at the
same time lose In Hamilton county and
elsewhere, the German and liberal vote they
got at the last election, the taking card OF
"cheap money" will not save them from
defeat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

Ex-senator Schurz has written a four
column reply to the late letter of Wendell
Phillips In favor OF imitation. He denounces
rs Q monstrous absurd.ty Mr.. Phillips prop
osition 20 substitute greenbacks for checks,
notes, &c, In business transactions, aud ar
raigns him for his ignorance In not knowing
that these instruments constitute the very
agency for increasing the efficiency OF the
greenbacks and enable the currency To satisfy
the requirements of business; in fact, that
without this agency the Immense number
and variety OF our business transactions
could not be carried on at all. To substitute
Mr.. Phillips plan would produce the very
result he fears, viz: contraction so serious
that even II greenbacks were multiplied ever
30 much, business would be brought to an
almost absolute stand still. He recalls the
irredeemable paper currency known as Con.
tinental money which was increased in
quantity until II shrsnk in value to
nothing, and refers also TO the French as
signats, which became so plentiful that
a bushel OF them would not buy a potato
He also instances the cases OF Russia and
Austria with a similar currency demonstrate
ing the same principle. He shows by quota
lions that John Stuart Mil, when asserting
that bank notes, bills, &c, do not act upon
prices, does not speak OF irreieemabie paper
currency at all, but does speak OF them as
convertible into coin. Mr.. Schurz denies
that the panics of the past are indicative of
the evils OF specie currency, and asserts
that they are simply the results OF specuIa-
ton and Overtrading He thinks such views
as those of Mr.. Phillips are calculated to
mislead the labOring classes, who are apt to
receive the impression that there are some
artificial contrivances by which their special
prosperity as a class can be promoted out
side of the WAYS of productive industry and
that they may expect more from financial
tricks than from the earnings of honest
labor.
Mr.. Phillips is already out in letter (per
New York Herald of yesterday in answer to
the above-noted effective missive from
SchurZ, but IL Is merely smart and fiippant,
and is evidently put out hurriedly to Offset
the effect OF his opponents able argument
with the people of Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

The bears have at last got complete pos
session of the New York stock market. The
departure or Jay Gould for the west seems to
have been a signal for a raid on the north
western and western stocks. Missouri Pa
cifc has fallen over twenty per cent,
Northwestern several per cent, while the
''investment" roads sympathise with the
decline. Western Union and Union Pacific
were barely steady on Saturday and TO day
at their lower rates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

The Executive Committee of the Conserya-
tive party Of Virginia have issued an ad-
dress TO the conservative voters of that state
on the issues Of the day and the duties of the
voters Of that party. 1t argues that the en-
forcement act is unconstitutional, and re-
views the course OF the Federal government
towards the south since the war. The ad-
dress Is only three columns long, The
Virginia election takes place on November
I'd for the House OF Delegates aud halt of the
State Senate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

The Springfield Republican, which Is
nothing If not autocratic, having been de-
feated in its efforts to control the Massachu-
sets Republican Convention for the nomi-
nation Of Charles Francis Adams for Gov.
ernor, now proposes his nomination az the
Centennial candidate for President. Adam.
and Bristow is its full ticket
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

The investigation into the Pennsylvania
state treasury, which has been pressed so
many years, has at last begun, and shows
that the funds belonging TO the state have
been used, as heretofore charged, for the BEN
ent OF private individuals. More important
revelations are promised.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

The municipal election held in Charleston
g. e, last week, IL finally appears, resulted
in the victory OF the independent republican
ticket over the regular republican ticket.
The question OF municipal reform. however,
was the only one Of politics, and IL was sus-
tanned by the better class Of citizens OF both
parfies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

The Massachusetts Republicans are deter
mined 70 make an active campaign in their
state this Fall Judge Hoar In addressing
the State Committee the other day in Bos-
ton spoke OF the large Republican majority
In the State, and urged that the campaign be
conducted with view to the influence al
the results on the next Presidential election. |,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

The new democratic morning daily, the
Neos, published by Aessrs. Cunningham and
Rrashears, made it, appearance to-day, and
for Q fist number looks neat and Of good
promise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

The hard-money democrats Of the country
viii NOT be inconsolable should imitation get
q black eye In Ohio to moryQH through the
defeat OF Allen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

IJAvING RECENTLY R8BCTHD A new AHD
u COnMODlOUs BARN on my farm 1t Fell Q
Church, We I am prepared 70 take . limited
Parties having valuable horsss 10 pat out for
the winter win do well 20 avail themselves Of this
opportunity.
Heferepces-J. A. RUFF, Cashier Metropolitan
Savings Bank; JOHN a. BAKER. AgricuItursi
&arehouee, Louisiana avenue: EDWARD L.
MILLS, Secretary once, Treasury Department.
FOR terms, 40, address JOEL CARrBR,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

IAPORfAET AHNoUKCDAIuf.- 81 UAyI
PLACE HIArkRs, such e the new 0ilssr Peiocs,
Aaenst Lightpfss Hssssr, Partor Sun, Hanny Size,
ing e. the iov grios q % % hsss one Feon above
end ~ for eoch sdofttooAl room Ale. OookiuS
S1s-5lJ 1sb s,rest, between q snd ii, ssnio- In
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LOST AND FOUND.


I osTcon satur day, the 9th, a small black and
given Il Iett at J. I. KIDwELLs DrugA
Store, 1881 street Lorthw est. IT.
= sraved thereon, shamrock leaves, &c; name OF
kG6eTt Ashsurn inside Of ring gift Of deceased
ing il at 90s lsth street &c octil[2ts
CANE TO ,MY PREMLsEs. Oct9ber. 5th, a
wi ~ while Bull; The owner is notified torH
property Aiaf4Fsf 6S &c III
ootll-G. Trinidad, 9Th and sts. n rthesst.
81 REs REV on the l. q ee.9ber, =
to northwest corner Of7ih and streets nOTthset
tc'gar store.l octn 2tt
! AM White BUFFAL3 COW. The owner1S
VII vi. go come forward, prove property, payX Il
charges anu TAKE nef away JOHN roomBs.
1t. Corner of N and Half streets southwest.
&S REWARD Lost, on Saturday eyenips, be.
black and tan TERRfiR, answering toA@
4 70 O.
MIA avenue. octlI-3t'
I OsT..OERTIFICATI OF STOCK, No. %, Of
6hs NSsssT MARKET N 0S issued to
ass BE sSs
avenue octs-3ts
IL can inform me where can find my ~
ga 81 t nat was stolen on the 9th instant A
III,
In left eye, star in forehead. Address PERRY
kEhNOE, Charles county, Md, or GOLDEN 4
BIO Washington, ID. O oct9- St
TAKEN UP ESTRAY-Tuesday, Octo- HESaD
L Der 3, one Red and White COW, with SS@R
short horns, whte stripe down her back, and hite
face, ut Joseph Miller's farm. Bladensburg turn
pike. octs- SIS
STRAYED Oh sTOLEN-From Drovers' ft5sxH
- Reet, October 8, black and W hite spotted 49,
HE1EkR. Any information concerning her NJ mi
be kindly received and penses paid on delivery ct
at the lard. L. =. TAvEHNER. octs ST
OST On ednesday, Oh, coming from fd61S
~ the drove yard, one buffalo Brindlet
cow weight 900 pounds. liberal reward viii De
paid IL left at $50 nth street southeast. Oapitol
Hill marked on the lines and shoulders with tar.
Il. LATHA4. octS- ST
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R0GIRTT vIolfABLl COUGH eYRUP.-
GsslS - $685.
eIRUP" 3 40 ths Ssss n sss Tor 0osshs,
Gold, Hoerssnsse Sore fhroes, Group, and IN Bron
~ - : 80; q!
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SCHOOL BOOKsl

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I '''' Win oAsBolro LINE, ~
hand By
nm. Lin. Knn:, ssis fseas .Isss.,
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MEDICAL, &c.

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