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PERSONAL

The nov. DR.. Bellows. in bis oiat year, is onco
moro father
Gen. N. II. Davla. Of Uuc1o Sans troops, is 1T
The Tromont iiouHo.
". D. 1Eorncr. Of tho rittsbnrg Gazette, IL \
Ruest ut Tho Sllormnp House.
Max Muller has now volume In preBs on
"Tho 8cionce Of Language"
:: Jose Gcner and Edward Il. Martinez, Of IIa-
vana, Cuba nro at tho Palmer llouso.
James r. TIolts will deliver loctnro On "En
giiBL Literature at William, College.
Prof. Tyndall's lectures OIL "I.icht" aro trans
lstoi into FreuclI, and aro very popular.
God and tho cont permitting, Emperor Will
Jam will begin his Italian tour In October.
Con. Sheridan nrrlved at Portland, Oregon,
Init ovoning, and was tccaivod by tho military
and cftixeus.
Bptnnor In going TO Finridn nnxt wintor to
teach tho rnttIosnakca thoro what roai squirm
looka like on paper.
Tho Now York lF0rM thinks TINT DisraoIi
could glvo far lcsa 1lattoriog portrait of Grace
Greenwood than aho Of litn.
Dayard orpla1ns why nosqu'.obto is moro
poisonous 10 woraat, than 10 mail. It Ia be-
cauao tho bitter Ia female.
st. John, N. H. newspapers kill Instantly. L.
Il. CraBtn, Of Boston. Just oponed ono ut tho
Continental Iioto', St. John, ni,d felt doad
Daniel McLarou. ox-pzoatlont Of tho Cincln-
pnti uanlton 4 Dayton Railroad, Ia lying DAN
gerouslS Ill at hia residence In alealafe, ..
Mrs. Triton used to play and sing Ia hor
younger days, bnt tloso wore nero p!oasu1es Of
the past, wtilo ato's tho amusement Of tlro
pastor.
It il whispered that John Allen Ia engaged
. upon lRlf-colulnn lcttor to The TRIBUNE Oh
tic matrimonial question, headed "Why They
b4ook Nc"
Josoph Fny one OF the most distinguished Of
the Dusseldorf raintors, ii doad. lIo first bo-
eame omlnont by his "Samson md Dolilah"
and "Clsnpatsa."
! Jcromn Hopkins has becn engaged for tlltoo
years Oil Ill Eastor-Day choral aud orchestral
sstting OF tho Episcopal aoryiao. which contains
fosty-six numbers.
! Tie sclf-mado man, George Washington
Chllds, has been entertaining tho President mud
hnito at Long 1.nnch. Tho result ts eagerly
looked for In elo9ioo verDo.
: Julian Hawthorne enya; "That army will bo
found most o!11ciont whoac uniform ia least Bo-
duetiye to tue fomaIo mind" There are REASONS
Why JuliAn'a theory should DO correct.
! 1Iayo The public boon supporting a man who
lives On his second given namo? Hart jackson
ia N. Hart jackson. He Ii forgiven. but tho iui-
position Ia ono which caunot DO forgotten.
A portrait Of ueu. Frank Dlair. representing
Csnitol a. Jo,fe,ann C;tv. Iswaa ua,nta.1 hy
nan noas.. o ~ n;s'",.s. ' a,,"at "a Ts"sss, r -,
uon. ueorgo .. blpghan' Aa1utant'tonefh OF
tho stsso OF Missouri.
j Tho co,4rier~Journal says that If. raino
speats Of "iocks OF parrots screaming in thu
sooos OF ohlo' ma thinks hls knowledge OF
SA11"s ~ ''''''0' ''''a'a '"ae "sa A'''
vhlc1 xna,,v ,nrs,athn .on,,,o ~ " nn;,,a n,,. -
sotsr is nnt onq1 ~ .
but ~ very 1o}ly naraon," Aftot N,,aaon, this
sombnaton ~ oxco1loneos oil -" rarrasb,na ] ''''
Don Juan zu,uetta, President OF tho Spanish
MI. :. ~ ~ = ~ n"a
U!ub as LlATalas and the po4aoaaor OF $40. oQ0.-
, 1875-09-01

burg thu Hon. Join Sherman, Con. a. q. Var
ner. Of MAtintsa, and tue Hon, \. DaAford, Aro
niutotad tu.fnnrrQM.
, 1875-09-01

1865 SCOTT VS.. GARRETT.
FpFefat Di+h9feh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
"Ass'saor"s, y. G.. Aug. 3i.-Tom Scott hAa
got new grip on Garrett In tho matter Of his
railroad coancctions sot1t1l from Washington.
Ho has tnatc All arrangement by whioh paaaoa-
goTs from Warrington for alt Southern peints
70 to tho historic Town of Bladenzburs. whence
.nev arc conveyed tv tue new branch through
Maryland. along the Lett hank of tho Potomac,
Hkistlng tho na.o of tllo Insane Asy'um to
point opposite Alexandria, wto.o d transfer Of
tho entlto train acroas slo Potomac is made by
b4fKea.
THE CHATTANOOGA BRIDGE.
CiScrSSATi, Aug. H-fhe Southern Railroad
Trlsteca to-day awarded contract for ths stono-
work aud superstructuso OF tho Tennessee
NiFor bridge at Chattanooga to Asnith,
DaudHdgo K Co., nf Baltimore, At 41l3, $40.
Tho highest bid WAS sI3C.stG
WINONA d SouTHWEs STERN MINNESOTA
!sp<etaf Daultch to Ths Cht:aoo Trt1un>.
W1HosA, Minu.. Aug. 3l-Tho Directors Of tha
Winona L Southwestern Railroad have ordered .
new survey for tho raiiroad from WinonA To
Naaprr, In.
, 1875-09-01
Ansc. II any h my hands. foura respectfully,
r. E. utNCgLEY.

STFTE FAIRS.
Tho Northwestern Railroad will cafry freight
TO the State FAis At tsrtn rates, aud return u
FREQ Of charge II returned within ton days.
This road will also carry freight 10 tbs Wisconsin
Fair st Milwaukee, Sept. 9 10 II, inclusive, FREQ
OF Charge Tho samo rula will apnty to III
goo'lA for tho Northacatern Wisconsin ARfioul-
tural and Mechanical State Fnr al Onhkoah And
to tho Fond du Lac Agricultural and Mechanical
Fair. Freight chargca will be collected upon d.
livery Of gdods, but on rotutning tho same to
tho tlo1ivory-sgent the charges raid will bo ee-
funded, and tho goods returned froe.
, 1875-11-06

WOWAN's SPHERE IN ENGLAND.-A
lately issued report of the govern
ment inspectors of factories in Eng
land speaks as follows Of the employ
ment OF women in the nail and chain
district Of the Black Country The
women are IN many cases absolute
slaves 10 their husbands, and It is
common thing for idle, lazy young
lads to look out for skilled, industrl
Gus wives in order TO obtain an easy
life The toll is hard and unfeminine,
and the so colled husband cares
neither for wife nor children SO long
as he can get II, nov wherewith to
CRAFTY bis own degraded tastes. The
feminine feeling on this subject was
well expressed by one woman, who
approached The subinspector with the
words; 4 say, master, | wish you
would make my man 90 little more
work and me less 1t was her fate
to keep her husband and find him
money TO drink
, 1875-11-06
district Court summons.

-FPPyTORV OF W4SEINGTON, IS
County of WdHG Hc''0,
In N, D-r, r,rt Of he Frs, Judicial D's:T'et o
washington TdT1i0ry-
EL,G,E ISGIr. Plaintiff ". THoAAs BEoNS' pe-
ieniant.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMEhiCA Lt-t1.L1t ~, ~
L THOMAS RrOWN, Defendant You are hereby
reo,irtJ 10 ,,,rr in an action brought against you
by ELls3AH ISGLF Plalutlt, IN the ia-ii't Nn..S -
the FIRST Judicial District oi .tSh!Es.DA
hOliing terms ~ the city Of Na4it mssta ~ an -
the slTn+Ies OF W4ul WallI and " hItiYah' 20 AZ
.,ar Tho crar1rt Of Plaintiff, filed IN v aha aha
COUNTY within twenty days after the sttNlev 0l w
summons exclusive Of the day o. 81 rS. - - -. -
served n said county, hut IN sii Di7ii''' II
DAYS. Otherwise y thin sixty days, OF the Sald Fa-
ti1 vii take Judgment against yoi 'y 1el@-4l' H.
eordlng TO the PRAYER oi tie complaint
The sail acton Is brought 20 recover the sum ui
Two HunIrel AMI ThIrty-fOur hOlaIS anu oNl!
seven cents gold com, money paid 10y fAiintIh 10
D.fanJnt's ll.a IN a ioiut and several proulISsCry
notes made hv PlgntI with Defendant rs surety l0T
Defendant December 1, 1874, Tor TWO hun4Ie4 W %
lars gold COin and interest at the rate ol t"o ~
cent r+r month frOrn date until payment, paEao
Ia Ratar E Pover with legal interest from August
"a lSs5 wl,ari such payment made, and also 10
fGrecl0se chattsl mortgicr glIen by belehIAill ~
Plaintiff 10 indemnify him against losS on account
of executing ~ II note ami 20 secure repayment OF
MONEYS raj by Plaintiff thereon, upon one dark hay
Stallion seven years Old bearing Plaintiff brand on
left shOul ler AMI being % IImoieon ana MoiSAh
stock; tud upon head OF COWS, Sno~n a. tls ->S'n
Davidson Cows And You are hereby notht7i that
unless v0u amor and answer the said complaint
above required the prayers Of the P.aIntlt VIII be
granted.
Wituess the Hon. :. C. WINGNRD. Judge
OF the District Court Of the First Ju'Iclal
is District Of Warrington Territory, and the
Seal OF said Court affixed, tins 10th day Of
August, \. D. lS75-
A REEVES AYERS, Clerk
THOS. Il. BRESTS,
Attorney for Plaintiff 5S-bw
, 1875-11-06

PEEsERylSd EGGs.-Dr. SAGE, Of
Switzerland, has again brought for
ward the method OF preserving eggs
by covering the eggs with a laver of
paratiine in the proportion of one Kill
ogramme to about three thousand
eggs. When this has been done, they
neither diminish in weight or fresh
ness Tor months. DR.. Sacc has shown,
by eggs preserved in this way for two
years, that they did not present anv
trace OF decomposition. OF course 10
preserve eggs, in a profitable manner.
thew must be perfectly fresh at the
outset Tor paratine does not prevent
The process Of decomposition from
continuing If already begun.
, 1875-11-06

The natural result Of an equal
eommngIlng Of the sexes in Wyom.
ing jury was recently exemplified in
a case wherein FIVE days and nights
OF deliberation led-not to a verdict,
OF course-but to five elopements;and
there would undoubtedly have been
SIX If the remaining jur-woman hadn't
been mature mother n-law II is
SAID now, however, that the man who
refused her had two wives living and
was also sweet On some other fellows.
, 1875-11-06

y HCNAN CAT.-A singular case Is
reported from Brooklyn. \ woman
was badly frightened by a cat some
months previous to the birth Of her
child. That child proved TO be s pir}
and Is now eighteen years Of age and
married. During her girlhooi sbe
gave no evidence Of being affected nv
her mothers fright, excepting, indeed
propensity to chase mice and occ,
slonally 10 s!t on tie backward fsrra
and yowI little onmoon light nights
but, strange 10 relate, since the bi,,b
OF her own baby she always lifts il ogt
OF its crib BY the back Of lis neck with
her teeth.
, 1875-11-06

VERY PooRLY.-A Vicksburg lady
was recently inquiring of girl from
over the river how a certain old ac-
quaintance, who married a widower
few months ago got along. Very
poorly replied the girl There's
five children who ou ght to be spank
ed twice day, and Maria left-hand-
ed and can't begin to do 'em justice.
Poor woman; my heart bleeds Tor
her y
, 1875-11-06
The morning light is breaking
The darkness disappears.

PCTTING on AIRS.-It was at the
City Hotel a traveller came down
stairs before breakfast and asked for a
pitcher Of water, with which to per
form his abIutiors. The landlord
loohei at him and SAID, See hyar,
stranger, we don't want none Of your
onery airs around hyar. Pitcher of
water, be ID. Thar's 4 branch
down there behind the house, go there
and wash
, 1875-11-06
-%N

Too GOoD TO BE TRUR.-A Paris
journal of recent date records that
there is panic in New York regar-
ding the scarcity of women, and that
on this account the male population
are beginning 10 leave that congress
IS disturbed about it, and that there
is a proposition TO give brilliant fetes
there to draw women from all parts of
the country, who Will then be kept
there Oh that it were true
, 1875-11-06

a woman in Maine recently mar
ried her fourth husband under very
peculiar circumstances. The man
had been her first husband, and she
had been divorced from him. She lad
married a second time, and the second
husband had died. Then she had mar,
ried a third time, and been divorced
from her third husband, and now she
marries her first husband for her
fourth.
, 1875-11-06

OBSERVATION of a woman The foot
Is the point Of observation for the
whole toilette, She who can prettily
uresS her feet Is very easy to costume
elegantly. but a woman who breads
10 expose her feet can never be well
att!red. The German, who has gen.
eraIly big feet, Is always badly dress
ed The American has a little foot,
80 She Is elegant. The Russian, who
IS not pretty, IS raYishingly attired for
She has little feet. The Spaniard is
elegant, her foot is small, but she
dresses it badly. The French have a
little foot, and her boot Is the hight
OF perfection.
, 1875-11-06
aggGeklg Statesman.
The Bible in Public schools.

The Chicago Board Of Education
has settled a veXed question in a sen
sjble and practicable way. The gue--
tion Of the bible in the schools came
IN there. BY an old regulation the
public schools were opened with the
Lords prayer, singing and reading a
portion Of scripture. To this Roman
Catholics objected, because the bible
read from was not the version they
use; tue Hebrews objected, because
they do not accept the new testament /;
many Germans objected because they
reject the authority Of the whole bible.
Each was undoubtedly right from his
standpoint. The public schools can
not Justly be used to inculcate any
form Of religious belief After bit
ter controversy the Board Of hduca-
ton have decided that PRAYER and
bible reading shall be omitted, and
we are pleased to see that such emil
nent clcrgymcn as the Rev. Robert
Colver and the Rev. DIR. Swing com
mend the action of the board.
The public schools have nothing to
do with religious training. They are
secular and, in the broad sense, poiiti-
cal Institutions. 1t is Of the utmost
Importance to the security Of liberty
Dad intelligent government that all
the children Of the community shall
have common school education.
The possession Of an elementary edu-
cation enables men to make an easier
and better living, and thus checks
TluVcrism which IS one OF the dangers
, 1875-11-06

A RICHMOND man will exhibit at
the Centennial the whole process Of
manufacturing tobacco from the leaf
to the plug, and thousands will at the
same time and place practically illus
trate what is done with the plugs after
ward.
, 1875-11-06

Com AND SILVER PEoDUcWoN4-
Hon. IL. Il. Linderman, Director o.
Mints, has recently returned TO Wash
ington, from an inspecting tour Of the
Mints and mines of the Pacific coast,
and has furnished the agent Of the
American Press Association an &C
count of his trip. H. says, among
other things, that his conclusion. after
an extensive Investigation and inquiry
as to the condition OF the mining in
dustrieS west OF the Rocky Mountains
and the probable yield in the near
future, Is that the increase I'm uroiuc-
tions of gold and silver for 1876 Will
probably be from SIS 0)o,oy0 to so,
100000, and that this increased rate
may be expected to continue for four
or five years TO come, which yield, to-
gether with the returning prosperity
of the great Northwest, must have an
important bearing on the veyed and
complicated question Of returning to
q specie basis. The successful re
SUMPTION Will depend more upon the
industry and frugallty Of the people
at large than on any resolutions Of
political conventions or even of legs
lation. We are great producers and
have 4 country Of unparal eled re
sources, and should be able 10 saye
enough annually to bring Us to hard,
PAN within a few years. just now
the gold current has set in toward
Germany and Holland, and this Is one
of the chief causes of the monetary
disturbances in the principal CONNER,
cial centers The full effect of IL will
not be felt until the proposition which
has just been brought forward for car
rylng the decentralization of silver
more throughly into effect throughout
the German Empire on and after the
first OF January next has been seem.
, 1875-11-06

PONDS
EXTRACT
,'TaeaF, scr Nitt speu!< % excellent
Bcs:rJvcS. H., hen in u-a over thirty
Years, and fer e'aerluo-- and prompt cura-
i've virtues csuuoI Ee excel d.
G5lLsfsf,-N7 family can ano,d 70 Ea "!lhcAt
Panass !-.rpCi. AcciHeni-, Drai-e>,
E'o-I.ssSo"s- C:i-, Srrnsr'-, are rrhc'ea
almost inSl9l'l- nv CN.grnai appical on
IN nnE-'y relieves pans or ErTrS' :'ca'9',
E-xca.5rfisE-. ChUSuGS, 1!a >"re-,
Rs-i~- tC!Tus, CsTu-, etc. Arrests II
hInai'Tr, T>0E."i sHy.'hE+' si'IS d., ."-is'
rpoov-S q G.-r0'GTsf .Ou~ AMI J. r..' g'n"ls.
F5FsstEE ESiS+ ST alyaHs relieves ain
lat.,c:aI-S anil .-,tglnr-~ and pressing Fa.I
iafrn Ha.E. rf.-.s v.r:5--p-
n issss2 ,S, j. - ~. ie il n Al Al A.gae , set 81 M" are
promptly o1-.'. - rT details a. book accom-
UauyiuE ssgA J. H.-.'e-
!GzS -si;rior BE- ,.ing-noet prompt relief
ll r.aty cure. VI case, however en- .'Iic o.
s,-..n4:r, c ~ l1r. ,I.--.s-i' 81 r---rlsru--.
t&-,ESS$ T-i@S.--5' Is i'' ON -l7r ear" tor
d. a. srl.t IsIL .ITHH.
E;ISET u!SE&oES.-!t aa7 ID r!II tor P-.laa-
slEsi.e from ary cause. To-,ti3 i,a spc.
C:aC- II has 81, iu.d d-gd' oi lives when al
oIbgrreIntIi. lt.'Cd'b a.E,-t breuins from
rH-,, 500, ug. , 'E -. nj elsewhere
fH-tE3Ii ~, t.r/;ks tt$, TG"I"nche ard
4-s--r''s' 'r.'aii 81. le4 e'sd, aad often per
PNgs!ti:Ss ct rlis~.o3's who ne a-1ar-u.cd
wi1g F-sG,s L. raci sf vixen uaz,l s-c.
o--in.Ed ltlE i-s-i r'F'-o". = lave B. torso oT
cOTUeucst! n e. s.t hundreds Of Ph.-r.ars.
many OF whom oder l. Tor Us. IN tuc5r own
practice. IN Sd5-.5"G - the fur..rfrr. they
order IL u-e f5c 1',i.iE-s % al kinds,
QaiISy, ~GTe Throat, IGGRHieh 'l'ais-il-,
simple SId CAYFTlc i5asrlCaa. Ca-arrh.
iiOT which II T. 4 .iseci5c - CliIaiaIr-. ..,-.-
ed Feet, Sling, oE In>rcss. Fi:i>qE.,oe-,
etc, ChepHed Hands, Face, and ind ed
81 manner Of skiG diseases.
TOILET uSE.-Te;H0ve~ soreness, Rnrsl,ac~-,
and SEartinE; heals CHE>, ErH?TIJnS,
and Pi5npIcs. Il gsri-s-. jur5Ja1 - and r.
fl. while wonderfully improving IAe
70 Faze .7E.-PorG's Extract. No Stock
b,e-le-,Hd LI'o.E --n can aiiorc 20 he without
il. Il i use! hy; = fs. Leading Livery Stables
Street Ba.,-OgC aud first El-,emea in New
4Orz CITY. l. tL-- 10 equal for s-urain., iIar-
ne=s o. Saddle ChEi;-EF, Stiffness
Scratches, S-Fel-i"G~5 Cut, i.arrraIIens,
Bleeding, fEcU.HCLi., Col-c. iarrERa
CEii!s, Cold, &c It. range of action j. wide
and tl- relief il affords j. = prompt that il is
lETal-;4be IN er~rg tsrm-yard d well a. IN
every Farn-.ocse- le; i b. tried once. and
y0l VIII uevr he vicIOUtit
GAaIi9a.-Pont's EzrracT has been initiated.
1A-,enEin= art-ri- H. tie words PoHd,s Ex-
trsscE blown in each hottie. u = prepared hy
L. 2 only persons i.vinE who ever knew how
10 prepare It V-oPa-l-. Refuse al orber pre-
p2r4t0as q Nl-cA EazgL This Is r!le only
article used by Physicians, and n the hospE
tslS OF this country and Eurocs
hiSIe Ieaf AID BSs3 c. FCks'S sgTsaeT.
" p-InIlll fora se-.t free % EpThcsjiSn -
Fasp's ITEkfI e9Asisf, 5 Maiden
----S.ne, New No-S-
, 1875-11-06
LOST

OST-A BLACK PASS BOOK, containing a
y eypher formula, memoranda and passes IN favor of
fLAIIE BURR, over various railroads and steamer
lines The finder VIII be suitably rewarded uuon
returning u 20 tbs ST-SE Horsy. ait
, 1875-11-06
p5nuS Smiles.

Child Does Inc LOIu '"h0 Inv
paperY' Mother No, my child; why
do YOU ask 2 Child Oh, thought
he didn't il takes our minister so long
to tell him about things =
A coIored Christian of Muncie, ln-
diana, expressed his opinion OF Adam
thuslv If Adam had no more sense
dan to eat de Lords winter apples, he
ourht TO be turned ont doors.
A lady, thinking it time for her lit
tie girl to put away childish things,
informed her that Santa Claus was a
made-up' person-that there was
no such person at ail-nPon which the
child, with becoming sOlemnity, asked;
Mamma. bave you been telling me
lies about Jesus Christ, too ?-Hart-
tort Times,
A Jail chaplain, finding a prisoner
as he thonght, signs OF true
religious conviction, gave him Bible,
and afterward exerted himself 10 pro-
cure a communication OF his sentence.
Succeeding in the latter effort, he IN
formed the man Of his approaching
liberty. His gratitude knew no
bounds. He called him his deliverer,
and grasping his hand at parting, sd-
ded, Here is your Bible. | may as
we'll return it to you, for hope |
shall never want 1t again
As Montpelier lady nimbly pied
her needle around the ragged edge of
coat which her better half had
worn at prayer meeting the evening
previous, and WAS badly ripped down
the back, she remarked in that tone of
philosophical expostuIation which pru-
dent wives always employ, John, if
you can't perform al prayer meeting
without throwing your self around,
dUcstlUg o& &Wtt0NS ANS lraYiDg Y0nr
cIo'hs> you'a better get religsou at
home
The following incident occurred in
q New England city, uot tnore t&au
thirty miles tyom Boston Elder G.,
who has been mayor of the city in
which he resides, is a sIedge hammer
preacher Of the Freewill Babtist per-
SuaSion, highly esteemed, standing
some six feet TWO in the community,
and, moreover, is noted as a reVivalist
Of the John Knox pattern, giving fre-
quent emphasis to his exbortations by
sturdy blows upon the pulpit. As
result of his earnest preaching. he has
semi occasionally large number to
baptlze in the river which pleasantly
meanderS along the southern limits OF
the city. In q recent batch he i'm
mersed was a colored woman weigh
ing in the vicinity Of two hundred
pounds She was the last one 10
lose her guilty stains, aud As verse
had been sung by the assembled
church choir at the baptism of the
other candidates for church preferment
the choir started up with, ere the
elder had fairly concluded the sentence
commencing, | baptize thee
The morning light is breaking;
The darkness disappears
What made the matter more ludic- |
roUS, Just rs the choir uttered the |
darkness disappears the head of the |
coIorcd woman went under the water
with 4 tremendous souse. The spec
tatOrs were conyulsed with laughter a; |
20 suppress it was impossible. 1t was
the belief Of some presnt, who knew |
the wit and ecentricity Of the elder,
that he had selected the verse sung |
when the sable convert was baptized |
bnt as to the truth of this, deponent
saith not
, 1875-11-06

--her column 80
, 1875-11-06
Ayers CathartiC Pills.

For the relief
and cure Of all
urrangrWCut~ in
tae stomach, Inv
9, and bowels.
They aTe = mild
aprricnt, and IN
excellent rUrga-
i've Beng pare
y ECgCliAAr JnUy
contain nn IurT-
Curv or mineral
wFitrVcr. Much
, 1875-11-06
Ayers AgueC Cure

W one -.lae'r
Cllicdfp. lg N Is.
OF Tie AU,Urag g-.r.
4 sure ga! -r.- r
EeVPT Val k-H-.
W. are .H.. OBI.
r--rtL i
, 1875-11-06

Dr.. y. c. AVER & Co. lowell, Ha,-
Practical and Analytical Carlrif'
AND SOLD ALL ROUND TIE NH--
, 1875-11-06
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

! dressing
which is at
once agreca-
be, healthy,
and eiiectual
for preserv-
sing the hair.
iH soon re-
stores .tdded
or gray haV
to its 0rigaat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-09
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"O"HS .1sFO C7.H HT1USVERT II.
SCHOOL BOOKS !
5 E OOL UISITES,
of every description, at
French's, No. 95 King street

Just received a full supply of all the books
authorized by the State Board for use in the
public schools.
School and College Text Books, English ard
Classical, at publishers prices.
States, Pencils, Composition Books Book
Carriers, School Satchels, Pens, Penholders
and every school requisite for complete outfit
New styles Papeteries just received contain
ing, tho very finest English and French Paper
ana Envelopes; q great variety Of patterns and
colors; very handsome.
New Books isily. Constantly on hand all
the leading Magazines and Reviews, American
and Foreign.
Bibles, Prayer Books and Hymnals in beauti-
full styles of binding
Fine Portemonnies and Card Cases, in Russia
Leather, Turkey NJ rocco and Seal Skin; Rus
sia Sstchels and Travelling Bsgs
The finest American, English and French
Stationery, all the latest styles.
Just received q full lipe of Blank Books, all
slzes-Journals, Ledgers, Day Books, Cash
Books, Medium, Denny, Crown and Cap, full
and half bound, Memorandums, Pass Books,
Indexes.
Owing to the new postal law increasing the
postage on packages of merchandise from half
cent to one cent psr ounce, the price of lot No.
!, i've quires, Note Paper, prepaid, will be 35c !;
lot No. 2, soc; lot No. 3, 60c lot No. 4, SEC and
81: French Qusdrille same price.
Initial totes, q great variety of styles and
prices. Pieries finest French Rep Papers and
Envelopes to match.
Paper, Envelopes, Books, Magazines, Re-
views, etc., mailed to any part of the country
GEO E. FRENCH,
sep4 95 King street, Alexandria, Va.
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HENRY COOK,
W. D. HUDSON.
! may hereafter be found with WI Hudson,
S. E. corner King and Washington streets, and
hope, by strict attention to business to merit
the patronage of my friends and the public
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ed at all hours of t. day and night. Night bell
on Washington ST Get.
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