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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-29
WlNTER ARKANGEMEE
Beginning Oct. ~, 1876.


Tho Mail Train will Leave Wa.&;@r,-- l..
2. H., and Alexandria al $40 Il. Ia, .a!.y. d..
lopt Sunday; pass LeesDG:g, gctig %2.."...
q. ll:2Q q. NJ, and arrive nj Bound hi. =.
III. Leave Round Hill at 1890 y. M; prs i'...
burg, going eastward, g. Ito y. NJ, ~. -'...
1t Alexandria II 81 y. III. and T., - >s!....
ut $3.50 p. III.
The Accommodation Tram wiz l1-.,o q.
ingtou at 40 y. H., and AicI4ndr!@ Il. g..
m, daily except Sunday, end Hr:7o =! '..
burg at $40 p. II. Leave Le2sbur" 9, D.. ..
and arrive at Alexsndvia n %!1 =. &c..
Washington at $50 II.
EGs- Passengers from Washington WI. ,..@
the Washington and o. o cars q. tho h..;:@. pei
and Potomac Railroad station a. -. N. 81. '..'
pm, and go through 10 Round al" So.
change of cGrs.
The 9.l0a Il. .raln from AloXanu:!a 81! l.r.'
Z. NJ train from Round Hal cOunect T.. tiJ'"-
Hill with Harris Daily Limo Of C)"c"'-
for Snickersvlle, Berryvlllo and N,.c"e-:''.
also with Resmers Limo Of Coschea, when d,'s
Leesburg daily for Aide and MiddcbHg
Both trains. westward, make close c2n"re.
st Vienna, with SssCns Line 0! :t.Gc. 's' Z o..
fax Court House.
CGEM mutation tickets, :; "a. pes La
Annual EiCEets, 500.
l.. Il. HAEEHhN.
oct lo--ti u0nec.i Tickle: "A''.
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FOR NORFOLK.

The elegant, new and substantial .Ta~
icoa steamer LADY oT TIE LAX lssassksMs
leaves tho compauy's wharf. Washington. EV.
ELY MONDAY aud THURSDAY, 1t three
turning, leay co Norfolk EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY. st 8 O'clock p. IN. I'his line
connects al Norfolk with the ships 81 the Mer-
chants and Mines transportation Company
for Boston md Providence. and affords the
their connections throughout New Englsnd
Faret> NucfnIE 81; round trip Sc Tickets good
until used
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i..iii NEW KOBE.

The Al steamships t. G.. kNIGaT ,sHea
and JOHN GIBSON leave the CON- sssAk8asA
psny'a wharf. Alesnnd:!a. EVERY SAiUR-
OAK MORNING, ma New Iork, from pier
IL East River. Every SATURDAY 1t four
o'clnrE =. IL,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-29

FISH. OYSTERS, &c.

WYNN. II. SMITH s. CO.,
Dealers in
AND SALTED FISH,
Corporation Fish Wharf,
Alexandria. Virginia,
Would inform dealers and others that they arc
prepared to furnish them with all kinds O!
POTOMAC FISH
at tho lowest possible prices. We wlu!! call
the attention Of buyers to tho fact that our brand
has stood No. in market at sil times, and %o
intend to sustain our reputation in that respect.
Al orders addressed to W. Il. Smith & Co.,
Va, will receive prompt attention.
NH Ism
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, &c.
NEW BOOKS, MAGAZINES AND RE.
~ VIEWS,
At FRENCH'S,
No OK KING STREET.

NO. IS KING STREET.
Tie Various Contrvanccs by which Orchards
arc Fortlized by Insects, by Charles Darwin,
MAINS; ST Is.
The Effects of Gross and Self Fertilization in
the Vegetable Kingdom, by Charles Darwin,
N. "A, ETC.; 81.
Charles Kingsley, his Letters and Memoirs Of
MS Life edited by his wife; 81 So.
Russia, By D. Mackenzie Wallace, ii. a E,
member of tho Imperial Russian Geographical
Society; VOL, Syo +; 81
The Two Americas, an Account Of Sport and
Travel, by Major Sir Rose Lamber 81.
TIC English Constitution and Other Political
Essays, by Walter Bagehot; 81.
New lot TO. day of ali tho late novels-' Gold
on Butterfly Helen's Babies, Annals of @
Baby, From Dreams to Waking. Grips du
Carrier, Daniel Deronda. Good Luck BlaoR
Spirits and White, and many others.
NH 20 GEO. E. FRENCH.
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a CARD.-Circumstance rendering it de-
II sirsbe that should locate in Baltimore. l
have transferred my DENTAL PRACTICE in
Alexandria to DIR. .. N. RUST. He has been
for so many years associated with me IS to need
no introduction or endorsepcnt his skill, ability
and reputation for honesty and high integrity
being we'll known. cordially commend him.
to tho favor Of my friends and patenta. IS well
worthy Of the position to which no succeeds, and
bespeak for him tao practice with which, for SO
long, have been favored
JAMES 3. HODGkIN.
Alexandria. Va, mar lott
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III the
Ui3TniGT Uii Gti.U Ii BiA !;

This company cG:ors uncg:.iiai facilities for
Ito transportation 0! freight and passengers,
and vii! ran th3ir stes;nccs regularly ~ follows:
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STEAMERS.
NOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

ENOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
On and after Monday, February 26, liz B
1871 the steamer MATTANO, Capt. e
VIM. II. Byles, will be run rs follows: Leave
AloxandriG EVERY MONDAY and THURS
DAY, from King street wharf, at 80 o'clock
g. m, for Landings on the Potomac IS far down
as Nomini. Leave Nomini EVERY TUES
DAY ard FRIDAY MORNING, ct 6 o'clock,
for Washing t0n, arriving early the same even
ing. Freight received daily.
feb Is }. BEODERS s. CO., Agents.
T7HE POTOMAC FERRY COMPANY,
T. February 23d, 1877.
SPECIAL NOTICE-Both For 49,
~ Boats will DO on the line between s2 Re
Alexandria and Washington on and after Sum
day next, tho 25th of February, running as
follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA
At730 8 so, 81 80. 10 SO and II 80 g. H.. and
IL 90, 80, 290, 3 30, 4 30, ) so and p H.
LEAVE WASHINGTON
At 80. 80, 9 So 10 30 and II 30 Il. To-. and
y -, 80, 9 60, 3 60, 90, 5 60 and p N.
on SUNDAYS.
Leave Alexandria ct 9 co. 10 90, snd II so a..
NJ and y 81, l So 2 60 8 60 30, 5 90 and D. n.
Leave Washington st 90, 10 81 and II so 2
H., and II 80, 90, 2 50, 90, 60 Sc and p N.
ieb 23-lw S. $. HOWISON, President.
INLAND & SEABOARD COAsTI&G CO.
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Fua TIE POTOMAC RIVER handbags

steamer tiU "J JGn Il" " S:' TH6aPso l'S'
bull: eEpeesly fo7 this rou.e. leaves the COM
Psny's Tharf; Washington, ETER6 JUE5-
returning, arrives EVERY WEDNESDAY
FRIDAY and SUNDAY, AT o'clock 2. III.
This company msSss close connections II Al
elsudrg with the ". T., Y. Ii. = &. i. K. K.
Cn. ard with .hr u. & o. Z. Il. Co. Freight
received for 81 points North and South,
handled with cara aod forwarded with prompt
ness and dispatch.
Fer iur;h3r iaiVrinai!o!t apply to
=. \. REED, Agent,
janney's wharf,
or al tho oli>o O. The company, under tho Ma.
lonal metropolitan Bank, 10Th street. opposite
the Treasury Department. Washington.
.nh 10 j. ". THOMPSON, President.
>:s u!.TuE'S STEAM LINES WEEK
sSss LIZ Li 10
PHILADELPHIA, rROVlDENuE AND
BOSTON.
.;Lea;iler2 leave Alexandria EVERY TUES
DIZZY anal leave Philadelphia !lV ERR SAT
i RDAf 81 T. n'clorA In. from Pier 10 / 4.
NLGrTo..
This line conmc>!a NJ Aie1Aniris. with the O.,
4. !. ii. nEL ". s -. L. Rs, Gnci T.: Hhladel-
phia will lho new and p;nul6! iron Line" for
Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with pru.lp;aess AL 1ares
(r6e O. commissions.
No charge for transfsr in P!liat aphia, and
Nd wharfage IN Boston. Through TO Boston 10
sixty-fvo hours. Through rates and through
bills Of lsding given. Insurance guaranteed st
loss tE0n usual rates.
Agont::
:. \. REED, Alexandria.
WM. L. CLYDE 81 CO., philado phla.
GEO. +. HYDE, GEORGETOWN, D. g.
JOHNSON BROS, Washington.
inn SIT
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ANALYSIS:

Ammonia
Sn1mhIa pboonhste of Jime,.,.............22.16
Bone .'''.'.'."'.'''''.'' "'e "
Potash o.o1
The most concentrated, universal and durable
fertilizer ever offered to the fsrmer-combining
sll tho stimulating qualities of Peruvsn Guano,
and the ever durable ferti!izing properties 9.
Bones. In fine dry powder, prepared expressly
Alter NINETEEN YEARS experience h1y
the farmers of Maryland and ViFg nia in the
use Of is thsr uns9i ne opi
siorT is equal to from 200 to 800 pounds Ct any
other fertilizer OF guano snd therefore fully 100
per cent cheaper. ,,r,,,
ANTEED BY THE MAN UFACTUREkS.
mo- Farmers should SEQ that every bag lss
branded as above, with thu hNALinlS ana
OUR NAME IN RED LETTERS. Al! others
are counterfeits.
PRICE $50 PER TON.
). J. TURNSE j. Co.
mh 6-twSm AZ Pratt ST, Baltimore.
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RAILROADS.

Az g., VIRG. MIDLAND &c 6. ). Z =,
W. JOHN s. BARBOUR, Recc'yrr
On and after Monday, Mar. 10, 1877, Pas,
ger Trains will run as follows:
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South Bound.

Leave Washington 10 3. IL. ::!cy.rHgi
2 45 8. H., and mako connection st l.vrcIhI-.
to West and Southwest, sni e, DanTi,'a +
South and South West
Leave Washington 6 ~ d. a., A!ag.7 ?.
8 % 8. M, and connect at LynchturI - Nc..
phia, Little Rock and Texas, and 10 Allan.
and sill points in the South, and, viz Rev o.
leans, to Galveston and Southern G'cxa:. $.
connect with Ches. & Ohio Esst enI No,
Lesvo Washington at 50 p. H., l:Ic.ara
VI 10 "a p. NJ, get to Gordonsyilla e:2%s p. &c..
end connect with Cho:. & Ohio X i. ",:.v..
to Huntington, Cincinnati sud all ths g..
west, end Eastward t. Richmond sill !,y /.
For MANASSAS HlNIS!ON !o.7, g..
ington at 9 10 q. II. daily, except Su'!.:., y
get 10 Straaburg at 4.49 pm. Lea" Stra.3 =.
g. III 3. H., and arrive ut AlaXnnci:ia > r :.
For WARRENTON leave Wsshi"g.na &.
st IL 8. II.
Trains from South arriving =: Washing: .. .
7 s. S. To-, 6 y. Ii. ana i - u. III m,ic 49,.
connections with Ea!l. s; Ono sad In}; Z =
tomsc trains 10 Baltimore. Philadelphia e..
Now York, and to 81 points ''oT:n All ,,...
west
Through tickets IL tie South aia VI,
lowest Rates.
NH l. J. Vi. UH:;ADU$, {; ..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-29

DECEIVED this day large stock of Doors,
IL Sash, Blinds, Builders Hardware, Leads,
Oils, &C, to which We call especial attention.
NH II b. +. PEAKE & co.
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ANALYSIS:

r ANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS-W are
IL in receipt Of our usual Spring supply Of
Seeds from the above named old and reliable
arm. Our stock will be found to comprise ali
the old and we'll known and some new varieties,
and boing offered at as reasonable prices rs re-
liable Seeds can be sold, wo respectfully invite
an inspection. Also Flower Seeds in great W.
riety, to which We especially invite tho attention
of the ladies. Garden and Flower Seeds in pa
pers mailed to any address, frac of postage, st
the rate Of 81 per dozen papers.
JANNEY e. CO., Druggists,
feb Is Ncs. - aud li5 King 81.
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GARDEN RAhES, Hoes. Spades. Shovels
" &C., received this day.
nah II B.F. PEAkE s. co.
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TLARkE'S A 4 IT, b l. 10 " ! :"
~ POUND, Simmons Liver Hegt!a.-r y.
a,inc, Extract Beci. Ho:!etteT'= B::":' o.,
cocks Porous rlas.crs, Benson: t",".j ...
Chsmomlc Pills. Tarrants Setter Ar''.
MarshalPs Catsrrh Snuff Carb"!ic w !.
end Eureka Tooth Powder just race.Te.n -!
NH ) f. ). LEADBEATER : -.
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sgYA3GINaTON j. OHlU EAll.G3i''

r..a y X THOMSON
General Manasur.
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Express. Mail. Pss:e,..,
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A NYTHINH you may need in the building
"a line can be hsd Of
NH II B.F. PEAKE & CO.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-01
ueber Baltimore.

Sober, Der tas aIte gatsrIanb beTuS en- pher gertrantte
unb 6reunbt BON europa TONNE Iaf.n NTH. ipnte bic
pra1tnoQen, neatn, etiernsR S&rauben.y pfbampfG&tFe
h6
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-01

WaGe fault. GnoIi& aese, ,pet ubr
aeltnst. es Der bruusn &ettuness Wanns
ldaft, NIT bem Boote gum S&ife 40
fcmmen, uno-man finbet nod smet, ia
mat, 90 loeer. sret balb tocte Wenf&en
unb bte 2et6e bss Captains an 8crc
bsS S6iGes.
Der @apttin ndmlt6 bate ii6 NIT
itinen 3euten Mbencs as9en finf utr
TN eieenen 8oote Az retten oerfuHt;
er. Der RatrDfe uno Der S6ifsiunas,
Gebterer Elm Scbn peS Gopitaine be-
fnpsn G6 bsrettS TN Boot. ba ,srrim>
inert stne aspaItiQe Stursiee cas- Boot
unp IS eeIin9t Dem Steuermann, bic
bret rpiersr an 8Oro peg G&ifss su
rttten. Ser Captain III am Ropfe
perrpuncet. BALI bewubtlos, Der Steuers
mann binoet ,bn fen, baB ct niht BON
Bpro fpili. 90 ntHrmt efne ancere
stursise ben 0unaen NIT fort, uno Der
uerl6winbst In be. Iisfs. Balo bar
auf firbt Der @apttdn. Die betpen
@srstteter b,fncen il& lsteli6 mobl.
Das S@tf III Elm fIetner enaliidsr
g&ounsr aus Bottom tn Gualanp. Na,
mems @aos, 8upttatn George 6tu. BE.
ftmmt Don 6arbura nod Bottom NIT
Salstu&en. Die Qaouns III ednslth
osrlOren ; Ob pom S&tf etpus osrttttt
rerpen fam, 1T BET oteiem Sturme
fraalid."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-01
Stnriite tn Der NDrbiee.

tAus NOrrernsy, 1. Ncuember, wtrb
sei@risben
"Oas Sisltstannte uno oft anaes
Dancts Sprl&mOrt .ein nnelif fcmmt
leits1 austn". bat ftG letper au6 bier
bstfdtiet. Die @smatbsr Der 0orbsr-
1t9sr llt,o tn grocer Nufrseuns unp Dte
gee rtbt mincer. Der Ninb beuIt.
o'e NOssn brdurn; es III pabrIi& uns
sstml'@ ouf Der Snlel. Nngenps etn
frOblt@es @si&t. ntrssues eine Ia&sn>
DC Wtsus. lbsrua lorssnl&were SENT
tpsr ut1o ttefss Seufen. 90 in au'
psm Sommer unp @lenp fommt pom
yeu@ttburm Die Na6rtdt: .auf Der
Ohlslie Elm S&,f In @sfabr!" SO TO-
net Wlbs a,nG9enoe Wannftan ,us
lar'msl 3u brtneen. So III fdpf ubr
Aterlo, Der Ws9 1T melt, mebr olS arpet
Stunosn pom Dire. bod ntt mebres
ren @sipannen fdbrt maj, babtn. Sn
f%nltsrsr Na@t fOmut man In pts NSbe
pes bsorObten Gabrseusss, nun mus
mon nod dbsr cine Stunbe nett Der
cas- NettunssbCUt pom ORlanpe pur6
ttsfsn rpstHen Sanb mad Der StranDs
un9sifsue f6afen uno bnrauf fam man
nod nt&t Der Nannl&aft 6alfe brfn,
gen : ots Srontup8 ~ ~ bod unr
lbredltt. man muB trarten, bic pos
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-01
MnS Ser Sbtpei3.

Bern. Is. Set. Gum Grssbniije
Der etbeen5lfi&en 0Ultsabf,mmune
dber bic pret @elsse t6nnsr MIR uns
Slid winIbsr. @neenCmmen 1T NIT
Hbeblt6sr Wsbrbett paS G~abritaeise.
psfsn 3ufianDstommen in Der 8unpee.
psrlammluna. lowie beHen n%unmebrtae
Annobme u Der Wttwirfune Der Ea<
tboltfen Serbanlt miro. Sc IN, troB ets
psl&sr MdnssI, ras Bette, mas btsbsr
BON Bern bei&eert rpOrpen tn. 9sr>
tucrfsn eaSe9en III bas Wtlitatrfeuers
@elsB uno cas Sttmmtedts@ elsB unb
arar rae IsBtere NIT grocer Mebrbeit.
Wit ten Stimmrs&t>@ eits III fetne
QtOes @sfatr fir Die GipaenU6enldaft,
far tie @ontOne unb pte @emetnren be,
leitt9L Wit ibm botten pte eesenwdr>'
ti9sn rar''alsn @swaltbabsr bic leBter
Vr rioun9ewufe ess alien eipesnDls
g. IN 2sbsns gu untersrubsn aebUft.
1isle 6Ufnune 1T erinclt6 Serettslt.
Oos StimmrsGts Sets baten nur flint
Canton uno elm 6nlb>g Canton an0es
rOrmsn, Oier3sbn @antOne unD fhnf
Salbs@antCue ~oerpOrfen. Die 8etbst>
lteun8 mar TN 9anssn cline mittslmdes
tse. ipOsu nt&t wenie bte BET Den am
fdn9l den 6rsuneen Der eessnwartiesn
Bun ssperfu6une etnsstrstene @rnii&s
teruoa uno @nttdui@uns bsisstrasen
sat. SeIbf uubeoinete 0srfsater Der
Bun esesIsssebuns tSnnsn ibrtsers
BEN 8Ulte Dae 3euanie niGt perIoaer,
Dab rs iI@ pte Stimmeebune wObl
aberlest uuc nt&t bltnrlinps fi6 ents
f&tsoen babe. @as bas Gnbrtt> @eles
bstrtft, 10 fdblt fl@ stn raottales Blait,
bas fi& In BEN 6dnrsn rss ~uOridbriesn
Dot Oualratbss DrdTpsntsn btftapst ee-
r'unseu, ben cOnfeructiuen Gruppen
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-01
Milmaufee unb
ct. 9aul.

gerldHen RpnAnAen an.
@bteasu uub Gafern Grprss# ll:22 Wprnt. *3,COgta&m.
@tteasp unb @aferH @rpree+ 7;40gaGm. t6:1O Born.
Soma u. Nltnn. Dtptipn.
Urairie ba &bten, Ntlpaufee
unb Gbteasp @rpres"~".* $50 yprm.* 6.3t NoGu.
Snatpnna 3lee."""....* Asa NaGm.* 1O.3O0ptnn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-01
Mabmen, Ebnren u. :. 10

5Duhprt u. So.
Sabrttautet rpn unb SAMPLER In SeuHer> Robmeu, 7bi
rem. WtDulbiues, pidets, NinneaFplis Renee u. +. n
Sffee; NC. ll5 Wabafbap Str.
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nor00ent(hsu Glopo,

fatren reselmd5ts ule pieriebn Gage spif6en Bremen
uno Baltimore unb nebmen Yaha8isre 3u btatefen Sra.
ten an.
gDir MAIDEN mod ~beiunbers auf ~fUIseabe fur tsutidt
Netfenbe berbG6tuueswsrtbe @pr3l8e aufmertiart, pel&e
bttfe Ietie NIT uniern SOFTEN bietet: Die gafaetere
fnb untsr Deutf&sn. f6nuen fn olfD nit Sebsrmann
. erfdnbtsen pbne DplmetGer 3u sebrau9en. umtsen
aus ttnem S6tff In bas anbere, tte BET inbtreeten Reifen
fnbet nt4t fatt tie ga1deiere sebeu tn Bremen ipslet6
an SDro bts Seeanbnmpfers uub ~DetIufen ~benfelben srf
In Sdlttmpre.-
Der 9anbunsspIas biefsr Damsfi6iFe tn Baltimore TT
;ugleid Depot Der Baltimore unb Sbip @~tienbdbn, rel6e
pafaetere BON unb mad Fem gpeffen su binigereu
@retien b.fDrbert, oils irseab cine @iienbabn pom New
gptt unb philadelphia.
gtt antunft Der DAM ffdift pirb tas Depot fur aue
Nt&tanetfelter aef6lpfen. 70 bde BITE @tHranberer ntht
ber @efabr ~auSeelebt inb BON Sstraaern bei6ptnbeIt 3u
rerben, tpas in anbstn 5afensldsen leiber 10 oft Der Eau
If.
Geeen Sra&tunb gafasetn ttefsr tnieber 5tnF@tem.
pfeblenswertten Soften uenbe man H& an BITE @enerdI'
Ggenttn
~. Sbuma@er s. g..
80. 5 Sputp @a1'Str., Baltimore.
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SSS .77str @s&s- fur Asenteu. @ua,r fret
WOOAssV. .. Dt6try, Musafa, Ratne. ~
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vEGET|NE
&einist oas Slnt, periiinst, erueuert
uno frdftist bas @Ditem.
.eetne mebi3inti6en Giseniaafen inb:
beranbcrnb, ifarfenb, %anHGienb nnb
a~bfi6ren0.

VEGETINE lit ausidlieblia bereitet BON ben Grtracs
ten i~orsfaltis ausseIu4ter &ineen, @ur3eln unb &raus
tern, unb 70 tart cpncentrirt, bab eS lptrtunesprl iebe
Gpur bon GcrppbeIn, fcrppbml1Sen S6fteu,
@efd1tuiiren, Grebs, 0eftd)tsrpie, Salaflmk,
f1pbilitiiben 3rantbeiten, J5led5tcm, Wtas
aenidtuadbe, ictpie ~hberbaupt ole bura unretnes
8Iut berbeiSeflbrten Sei4perben, ~au5rottet. Shifts
rertenletoen, inflammntprtfher unD dbrpnis
fder HbeumatismuS, 0emralgie, 0id1t uno
NiidcnmarfSleioen f6nnen nur bur3 cine 0etni,
suna teS Slutes e~rfplsreib furirt nerben.
VEGETINE Bat IMb itetS unfeblbar e%rlpieien in Ta1s
len BON Neiternoen 0efdliuiiren, enntnus.
fflag. 9laien. SIiitbd,er, Slcdem, Shtu1s
reu, 4rinS nnb R%ingtpurm.
Sn 6aaen BON 3iifenid1mer3en, WierenIeis
ben, Wafferindbt, iueiblid)er Sd)iuidbe, ipelhe
BON inrerlthen GeI4plren nnb Miutter= 8eidirerben
herrlbren, lotrte BET ~aaSemetner Sd1pdhe ptrtt We
GETINE btreft auf bic 1riabe fieier 9eipen. 81. fdrtt
baS game Spiter1, ipirtt aWf bic Gbipnberunas> Srsane,
beleItt9t Gnt5lneunser, furtrt Sefhiplre uno re9ulirt
bic Oarr1= Srsane.
Seine M1epicin Bat f4 nit er6Berem Gripfa ats We
GETINE in Gdaeu bon N~er56nmpfmna, Neroaus
,ttgeIpftsfeit, eetunbnbeitsmGBiger Ser.
ttnpfungs Ser5fIopfen, 2ppitueb, Sdmerrs
botoen, Werbenrei5bnrfeit, icpte algemeiner
WerbcnidJtuid1e Iepabrt. DaS Slut iOpie ale
Srsane beS 66rperS tperbeu ppuitanbis ~serein;st unb
TN Iasemesnen aus. Die mertpirbtsen Surer, tpelde
bur4 VEGETINE erStelt irprben 1inb, BADEN piele uns
betanrte Ner3te un6 Webtciner peranlaSt, baIlelbe fur
sbre etSenen Sdr1tlten 3u DerIhreiben.
Snoer 3bat lit VEGETINE ba5 Bette Mittel oeaen
Die rben dn9etlbrten Selbperpen, unp Der einStoe, biz
iest entbedte, 3urerlaiitse 8lutEge ciutaer, irelAer
lenlalS Der Weenl9beit 9eboten ipprpen.
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S6tnSeln, 3atten 10

8. .. @ribben,
@de Der N.unten unb Sadfpn Ctr.
2anrler tn SauPpls, G6inbsln, 9atten, Ibir. unb Stn-
ferrnhuren, Tbeers gapier &c.
A5- Saepb 0lneGtr, Deutr6er GIerf.
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nnbeoingte Mnerfennmng.

OprpnI 10. Jtpp. 1915.
Germ $. q. etebens.
d. Metn SEER @ibrenb Der lesteu funf Sabre bate
i'd btnretdbence @elegenbett, ben g5ertb Res VEGETINE
tennen au lernen. Wetne Srau brau6te es eesen 2eis
BEN, trel4e elmer Dame BON IhrpdGliher Contribution
ett9en itnc, unb eS lptrtte NIT ~Sr6beretn Grfclg als trsenb
Elm anoeres BON tbr Sebraa@te8 Mtttel. SD babe e8
rnetnen Gtnbern nnter alien MISUNDERSTANDING,
frte ne in elmer 9rpBen Sdnilte pprtpmmen, aeaebet unb
eS bat Pets Die srDbte Wirtuns a~usselbt. Sd felbt
babe eS 9ebrau4t nno ba8 &eiultat mar Elm 70 sutes,
Dab th MID eenus Worte inben fana, I'M meme aufs
rt1ttse Nnerfennun9 aussuprlden.
Sn rneiner Steuuns ala 8plBit babe i'd oft nit
H!rantbetten gu tampfen 9ebabt. Sbne 0ildbalt tanu
th Ell ernpfeblen, unf th femme feinen Ean,
no e. Mot Mnes erfnate, mas man ii4 bappn perIprdh.
Gs pat ttb lpeeteu tn Taaen bon i6le6tem glut unb
berpabrr unb irtrfte ipunberbar erfplas
fei9 tn duen Selassreen, pel4e burb unreine8 8lut
e%nt1tannen tparen. MeineS WiIrns etebt e8 feline Sets
Den, no Der Gebrauh beS VEGETINE nantbeilia aes
irtrtt Bate unb eS ma6t mir baber ptel 0eranuaen, frs
geno tpelte NuStunft lber bic Gnpenbuns BON VEGE-
TINE ;u seben.
@m. s. SPIN, gOnsetse Station 4.
SO fann ttidt iibertrpffen fperSen.
GbarIe8tpn n, 10. Mars 1859.
Serrn s. q. Gtebens.
gDertber Serrl Sd bejeuse btermtt, bas i'd Hbr
rglut= Wstttel" r1e9rere Sabre tn metner Samtlte
BON e~erOpbeln, tie Sc"
t@wnren rber. RI TN a tti6en 2etbeu
niht hbertrpfen rterben fam. Gl8 % Iutretnts
Jun SsWe tttel unb s IbdbrS =W obtain
tt es has bette. mas i4 ierlalS periu1t babe. Sd fam
ss NIT sutem @epi7en &uen empfeblen, Bite BON abas
sSrs ssssSenie @srs. ". ". atnsmpre,
10 ORufeu @tr.
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s.ooD ADVICE.

2 3 +
Now Is tile time nf year III. Pneumoniq,
Lung Fever &c. Every family sheuld
have \ Lutile ~ BuscHEE's GERMAN
SYRur Don't allow Tor one niornenl
TINT Cough 10 take hold nr your child,
your fanily of yourself Consumption,
Asthma. Pneumonia. Coup, Hrniorrha.
gr-. aud other fatal diseases may set H..
Although Il isFtrue GEn,IAs syRrp j.
curinglibousanda ~ these dreaded Ills.
ease, yet u h much better 10 haveIt al
baud when three dnsrs will cufe yau.
One Bottle viii Inst your whsle family .
winter aud keep yUu sufe fIsul danger
lfyuu ars consamptivt, DO nut rstumil
sou have tried this remedy. Sample
lsotilvs 10 cents Regular Mac Is cents.
sold w YOUR Druggist. Dr. o. Hooker
HiIlsberc, aid Stephen 4. White.
MeJanesviilc. 49,
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Commenting upon cur reference 20
the courtesir. extended 10 usty Mr. Boul-
,in sfihe DsnyilIe Times. that gentle.
niHh IN the last issue % his paper Svs:
Th.rs l. one ching. old fellow, we have
n0t dnlss for you. but which We want ta,lD.
aud mast aIa, that ": a. slaow yon the
prcttlr~t girl Ia the Dau Valley. We will
sbow is.r IA yoU; you nIust do the r.-.t.
And this We take tohs the siheersst test
~ generosity lhat.f our friend l,veliin
giving M re chsnces of,be prs,riest girl
~ tue Dan Valley % anybody else TbInk
ofBoaIdIn, wilh.Ills peculiar te,Idsucis-,
standing sside. Could the selfhelial Of
friendship 70 farther?
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destructive rire In s.uneIa.
! fsprcial 10 the News.l

ktsprcialto the News.
WELDON, n. 4; MARCH, y. There was
avery destructive lire at Ebfeld Inst
night. u commenced ~ th. store nf
Ellis Levy and spread n both directions,
upland dOsni the railroDi, burning the
stonrs Of Mvssrs Key, Alsoh Ri,ldick,
Cplisn. Collins, Mc6iSigRan, Bond, Hall.
aud tie express office, embracing nearly
the whole u ll.e Lll..lleSs part Ofihs toun
Oh the IVES, si,le of;nr fall r,,ad; have
heard no estinat. Of the loss non ofilie
INSURANCE, a