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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-01-10
An Eneacious Remedy:

Al EWCdCIuu8 n6uouy.
REGULATOR s.n r:..n.... :.
for diseases ofths Liv-
or, Heartburn, and Dyspepsia. sin.sss' Liv-
or Reglator, Lewis @. Wandsr chisf Clerk
PhilaSslPAiA Post Once.
nO37-ly.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-01-10

The letter from which the foregoing
extinct was taken, was received In the
fall Of 1876, but was mislaid and not
found until recently. It is too good to
lose, and hence we publish it, although
a few months out of date. led. HER
AID.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-01-10

- -
SlMHuMS greater extent than
probably any ether sal-
ldy, snd relief 10 SWAY
sxiOusiy sought after. Ifths Liver 10 Regular
in its action, health 10 almest Invariably So
cured. Indigestion or vsnt Of seti0a N The
Liver, causes Headache, COnstipAtisn, Jasaai,s
Pain in the shoulders, Cough, Disinsss, ss.r
stomach, bad taste in the mouth, bill..s al
tAeks, Palpita,ion Of the heart, dsprsssiss %
spirits or the blues. and hundred other sy.p-
toms, simmsn's Liver Regulator 10
the best remedy that has ever been diseovsrsA
for these ailments, u acts mildly, sfsets.Ily,
and being . simple vegetable sonp0asa. saa
do no injury in any Quantities thai it nay -
taken. II 10 harmless in every way, IL has
been for forty yean, and hundreds 81 sAs
good and great from all Psris % the sssasry
will youeh for its virtues, via.
Hon. Alexander II. Stephens, % 9ssrEia-
B shop Pierce Of Georxia.
JnO. Gill Shorter. Ex-GOv. Of AiAba.A
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-01-10

Gen. John B. Gordon.
R. L, Mott Of Colunb.s, Ga
are among the ksaarsa. 10
whom 90 ssn r.f.r. Prissa -
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DIR Y GO0D s,

Motions, Esaey Goods, Clothing, Boots and
Shoes, Hats and Caps. large assortment of
these goods kept constantly on hand, and will
be sold at the very lowest essh price.
aollv
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-01-10
LoDGE MEETINGa.
A. Y. M.
HARTFORD LODGE, NO. 156.
Neets third Monday night in each
month. JOHN P. TRACY, W. III.
SAME HILL, Secty.
II. A. NJ.
KEYSTONE CHAPTER, NO. 40
Neets seooad Monday night in each
month. NE W II MOORE, II. p
Come. Il. wEiSSH Elm ME2.Sec
r.. A. NJ.
I. O. O. F.
HARTFORD LODGE No. 1853.

Neets in Taylor NAN, IN Hartford,
Ky on the Second and Fourth tSss"rday
evenings in esoh 1~ssd. The frsreroity
ar. cordially Inyited to vise as when ees-
~enient for them 60 10 20
L B.,Rtrr, N.G. VIZ. PnIrrs, Snc
BP- BHsKrxIS. D. %. q. IL
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q. advance On papers seat outside OF Ohio
county, -. ere forced to require payment on
Subscriptions in advance.
An Ietters on business must DO addressed to
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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-01-10

Meets in TAYLOR Hall, Hartford. Ky e.
every Tharsday eceeins A oScfist 'nS'.
cation g. exteoded 90 members of the Or
der to visiI ne, and sll such will he made
~sbeoue.
L. gARRErr, ". C. T.
CLIcDs ]. YSsEs, W. S~d.
d. B. WILLIAMS, L %.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-21
Staot Chicago
&ei4tri1 9eGIcrGuc+

O}it 8ebauern mtr6 bas 8ublifum Sic
yfa3rt9t oeS IS. 5, SO. erfolgten Io6eS 6es
ousge3et6neten Wuiifers 6einri6 9egler>
que pernebmen. Ser 8er1torbene maj in
grenen i'm Sabre 1885 geboren, un6 Der
Sobn bes Directors Der Bremer Mtlitdr>
fapeue. Gr itubtrte in 9eip5ig uno mar
elmer Der til6tt9iten S9uler Dapi0's.
yta6 @Dtcago fam er 3uerft I'M Sabre
1857, u1to tpurbe balo bltr9 &un1tretien
alS Gtoltn1 8trtuos i'm gan5en 9anbe be-
rubmt. NlS Witglieb ser 0reat 8eftern
gt9bt @uaro Sano trtg er otel gu 6eren
@rfolg BEL.
@Gbrenb 6es &rteges befan6 er 1id cine
3ettlang IN Seem Orleans, mur0e auf Dem
Mege r1ad Dem Nforben nit ieiner Srau
getangen genomrmen, ltn6 bat IN Ser @e=
fangenl6aft groBe 3etbsn er6ulben mIiz
fen.
60 erfolgrei6 Ser @eritorbene aIs&initz
Ter mar, er bra6te es nte Su etnem 8erm0s
gen, nnb letne Sreunoe 6atten oft 8eran=
la1iung, i'm 3u unteritiiBen, 10 Dor etpa
BRET Sabren, mo- er our9 einen nnglIdlt>
6en Sal letnen redten Nrm Speimol ge>
bro6et bate. 9roB DieieS Inglii6s ber7
lor er ieine S%erttgtett nidt ltn0 bat nod
tpdbrertO oes lebten Sa6reS n1ebrfa6 gang
NuBeroroentlt6es auf ieinem S%nitrument
geletitet.
0eGlerque mar ert AZ Sabre alt. Gr
bilterlGBt cine Srau uno etnen balbertpa6>
le1len SDDn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-21
9 D r { e.
GbtcQqp, 10. Ma.

0~UlCuYu H. Wtul-
9lm WebImarft berri6te au6 beute
tpieDer cine flaue Gtimmung, 9te ~rentgen
&aufluittgen tper6eu Dur3 Die boben Bretle
abgel6redt,
8ei3eu fill un6 i6loB 3-34c nte6rt7
qcr ols ge1tern. geo. 2 Sommertpeisen
tpurbe 81 81, 602-1.64 D~erfauft uno i6loB
gu $1.60}, Scr, 3 D~erfauft SI @u5murf
nDmtneu.
$50. 2 SommertpeiSen fir f~Inftt9e Qtefe1
rung ruDi9 nno nieortger, $1,43. Seer
Otat murbe b~erfauft gu 1.592-1. 632, uno
i6loB GIT 1.60}; per Stunt, er0ffnete 81
1.65; fiel auf $1,64, itteg auf 1.64}, tpt6
3urId auf 100 uno l6loBsu 1.619; per
Sa6r 1,25, per SIlt gu sc uno
i6lpB 81 1853; per @uguit pertauft au
1.38@1.42.
0m 90 atsmartte trat mad siemli6
beoeutenDen llmiGBen i'm Sermingei6Gft
OH Der W~ftttagsbDrle i'm gta6mtttag5ge>
ldaft cine Glbtpanie etn. 9as 0el6Gft err
Dffnete 3I geitrigen S6luBnottrungen fir
Sum- : 0teferuug, bod tut9en bic Bretie
Inn &C., erDolten ft6 I'm &c. lnD idlolen
13@2c. nieOriger ais geitern an Der 80rle.
$40. 2 tpurbe 81 49&@492 p%erfauft uno
i6loB gu 493@50c, uy1etD Sigh Wtreo"
p~erfauft SIT 47c; rgtep Wttreo" 81 45a unb
Qustpurf 442@45.
$50. 2 fHr ~fanfttge 9ieferung tbGttg. Ser
Suit tpar 5000 bD6er alsSlnt II. i6loB gu
525 geboten; per Stunt e~r0ffnete gu SO,
itel auf 49, un0 i6loB SIT so geboten.
SAFER lie. nieortger alS geitern. Ge>
gular SEQ. 2 gu 41@414 un0 i6loB 3u Al.
SEQ. 2 fir fitnfttge QteferIng mar flau.
Ser Stunt tpnr6e D~erfauft 5u 41@42c unD
i6loB gu All geboten.
Roggcn flou. SEQ. 2 berfauft 81 &c.,
per W2ai 50, lnD per SUM- 80.
'@erfte. 8erfe6rlos. SEQ. 2 mar gu
G5-75c. notirbar, je na6 Sage. $50. 3
ipur6e su 423c perfauft, QtuSpurf p~erfauft
81 80.
So. 2 @erfte fir f~infttge 2teferung unz
t6dtiq ltno ni6t notirbar.
GGmereien felt, Simotbp $1.35-
1.65, ie nad Grolttdt. &leeiamen $500
sis fir orbtudren bis prtuta. Tla6s@
Iamen 81. So. go; l1ngarti6er [prirna]
4O-55c uu6 Mtuet 45-55c ie mad
Quolitdt; 81dtpetSen $1.00 fir Brima.
MeBporf itteg UNI 5@10c, mid I'm
1O(015c H.. i6loB perbdltntBmGBtg felt. Sir
@elo $14. 1O@14,1 1913 ;pr Sunt1 IA. OO@14.1
un6 i6loB au $14.O5@14.o73. uBrime
WeBporf" nottrbar GIT $13. 25-13, so.
ugrtra 8rtme" feit SIT $9.50-$9.75.
sd metnefett 23@5c, b0ber. $9.223
@$9.25 fir @elo; per Stunt $9.20@9.2 5,
i0loB felt gu 1925.
S6infen unDerdnbert gu 8@-93c per
BfunO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-21
g Z 4, InSin A.


Sn Dem speiit0digen b0I5ernen @obn@
6al1ie so. @tlburg'S, 1914 6olt NpenUe,
ereignete it6 Mttttpo9 Meorget Inn balb 8
nbr Elm beba1erlt6er llnfau, Ser mabr>
16etnlt6 Ser Srau bes Gjenannten 6as Qe>
ben foften tptro. Srau Wilburg bate ii6
Dor GINGER 3ett etnen 4atentS& oblenol@
Sfen gefauft, r1t6 cs tpar tbr auf OaS See
1ttmmteite berft6ert tporoen, oaB cine gan5
Dorsigli6e Gtgeni6aft beS neuen Sfens
Die lei, baB beriel6e nidt erplOotren tonne.
Die Qermite muBte letber erfabre11, baB
man ibr Gtpas Dorgei6ptnbelt, un6 lie
miro ote1e Grfabrung Dtellet6t init LANCER
uno l0mer36dfter &rant6ett, tpenn nt6t
gar NIT Dem Qeben beSablen mifien.
Qlm 0tenftag Mbeno bate Srau Wil>
burg, tpte lie es GIT tbun getpobnt lit, Sen
Ofen nit Del Derleben ltn6 9(acs bcrges
ri6tet, 10 baB tie 5ur 8ereitung 0es TrIb>
itiiGs am nG61ten Wforgen MI ben 0o6t
arSuSiin0en brau6te. Maetn, ais lie nit
etnem brenne1tOen 3Inbbol3 it6 Sem Sfen
nabte. e%rploOtrte Dteler plOBlt6 nit etnem
furGtbaren &naQ unD I'M geu itanben 0te
&letDer Der nuglidlt6en Srau in Slam
men. 0a 0tele gan5 aQetn i'm 6aule an
tpelenb mar, bate 1te, eDe 6tlfe 6erbet fDm7
men fpnnte, 10 beoenfIibe 8~ranbmun6en
I'M @eii6t uno fait am gansen &0rper 0as
bongetragen, baB ie beitnnun96loS aufge>
boben ipurDe unb jebt inter ben entieblt61
iten Sdmer8en 3tpii6en 9ebsH un0 Sob
barnteoerltegt.
gea6barn batter, als fe BEN Seueri9ein
ben1ertten, our@ &aten 462 Der Teuertpebr
bas 3ei6en gegeben, Mtt gemobnter
BIinftlt6fett eridten bteie auf Der 8ran6>
ftdtte uno in fur3er 3ett mar bas Teuer
gel0i6t, na6oem DaS Wsobtliar Dur6 bic
Slammen I'M ettDa $500 bei0dbtgt tporDen
mar
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-21
Teruen, Die sittern;

SDpfe. bic Idmersen; Ntdsen, bic bpspeptiI6e Qualen
perurIoden; WDusfeln unS geleHfe, Sic pon &beuma>
tismus qefoltert 1tub, perOeu ii6erIi9 wie0er s~elunbeu
burb bas ~berii6ute Gltrir, Softetter'S I4aeenbit>
teres, sine DON @erSten p~erOrbnete iiberans refine Mes
bi,in. Reiner pir6 bieieIbe ~per9ebens sebrau6eu, Ser
pom einem ser sublrei6en seiOeH, cir bic tie f6 eisnet,
oeplaat pir6. Sejters pflesen ioseuannte Setlutittel
feline bouern6e Qbballe gu %9ewirfen. Dies fommt ba>
her, BAH fe bios 2inberunesn1ittel limb, aIio sic urlade
Der Sroufbeiten, beren SpwptOuen ie mad einiger 2ett
oud uidt mebr abbeGfeu, SUI beieiti9en ~perfeblen. See
fouutltd lit bies bel GinI6ldierun9Ss unb Berubigunosz
mitteln Der Sou, aber BET S,ofetter's 1sasenbit>
teres lit es anSers: bas lit ein tef eiuSrtneenbes Gtz
eenmitteI, weIdes iOUobt BITE FFoHtbett befiest ME aud
ibre aHsei9en psrRanRt, 21-2smat
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-21
y 2ta iDrem 1rii6ten SoIt t1r ne ers
f~ettettl"

Sener Srlan6sr, Ser SEN @potbefsr Iur tnaltle'
rig bie(t, neil er ibm pom cinem Sre9mtttel nur
cine feline Gortion perabreidte, 1piro III lelner
6rouisen Spariamfett nur pom benient9en nbers
t~roiieu, peGbe Bel benz @ebrau9 iensr efelerreaenz
SEN, wiberli9 sroben un6 braiti9 1ptrfenOen
giIen bebarren, uabren6 DR.. Pierce's Purgative
Pellets (ansenebme NbfIbrfit9el6en), bic NIT
3u6er ibersOeen unb pents srobcr ais Seafe
f5rnsr fin6, bur6 ibre itetise un6 rntlOe M1rtun9
auf sic Sober aIer Starrbeit abbelfen unb lontt
bic @erItopftbett fir bic Saucr itberlDtuOeH. Sn
Siioamerita baben ie ale anberen Pluen lalt
sdn3li3 perbranst; 6as Eubfifum i6snft tbneH
~lutlises 3utrauen unb oft wer6en iie ais @3us>
mtttel sesen bie ueri6iebenen Weasen7, 2eberz unO
unterleibslsi6er, bte in ienem China berrl9en
angeruel6et. 9ierce's ROtiSbii6er ruerben IN alien
Npotbefen perldenft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-21
SsamOrrboiOcm mod,em @amaent

&oemOrrbotocm MAIDEN WGnGett
SaS &ebct 5ttr Sttat! OtD6te bod 1e@
Der 6Gmorrboibarius fi6 belebren lal1en,
6aB DR., S. Silsbee na6 %iabrelangem Stu
otAm Ser &ranfGeit un6 tbrer bisDertgen
Gebanblungsmetie, Elm N}tttel, AMAZED
sAs, e1ttOedt bat, ipel6es in ben auermetz
item 8dllen etnc p~ouitdnbtge 6etlung,, IN
@ucn Tdllen aber cine 1biOLttfe Slnoez
rurg DeS 2eibens berbeifibrt. SDr ld6elt
~ungldubig, tpeil Sud- Nebnlt6es l6on 10
oft BON Gbarlatanen ersGblt puroe. Wobls
an, perln9et eS, unO laBt SUD fowetfret
BON F.. Neustaedter 4 Co., Box 3946, New
York, etne Yrobe fpmmen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-21

Gin aopfleiben, tpel6es lett Sa6ren ime
n1er BON 3ett SIT 3ett pteoerfe6rte, pur6e
bur6 BEN 0ebraltcb oDn ST. 2t1t0atIt Sos
nta's Son1bwr9er Sropfett gebeilt,
I6retbt Wers. Sol. 6enoerio on, 8roofoiue,
Ba. SD laiie iett bteler 3ett Sic Sell
tropfen ntdt auSge6en, lorOern baltic tie
i1nnter IN metnen 0au1e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-21

9r. SantcS ieit "A Sabren obeuouf aui benz Ssbiete
oieier SeiIwifeni@ait 9eitonOen; utter unS griobrTins
benen ipTpbiItttiden 6lonfbeiten. Genorrbda, Ertpper.
StrictuT Il. (, NJ. wirO in %tir5eter 3eit sebeilt. ges
idle6tli9e @6rpdden, ud6tItde Observation-Disclosures,
Qus}6laq i'm Gefi6t &C. erSeusen, t6uueu sbenious IN
raideiter 3eit 6urb Ote beitbefannten Dtittet Der gselt
curirt wer6eu. Gin Bud fir bic Ntiatouen, eHtbaltenS
&ues in gesus auf @ei9Iedtstranfbstteu, bic 9sebeimS
utfie bs @eidfe6tslebens un6 beren SoIgeu, fret 81 bs
ben in Der Offiee ODER sesen GntrtGtuns Don 10 Gents
fir 4oitportc. Sameu, weI6e bic %beIitate'te Sebanos
lid ober f6rtftItd utelben. aue GeI3dite cpHToeutieu.
Or. Sames bat 20 3iurmer unS 9orLors. Bel einem
8eiu3e febt man nun BEN Dottor. Office StunbeH Don
bis IL ubr. COMPUTATION fret; man ipre6e DOT OSer
f1retbe- 25ouq t, 1ouIp5 ban
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-21

Brei1e unperGnbert. 8e5a6ltp Er6e $4.s5
OSLO fir lei9te gum Gerianbt; $3.50
$40 gum 9DfelH In6 $5,10@5,3O gum
8erianbt.
S6afe,- Der Neurft mar IT'LL aber
felt 81 So, 5O96,372,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-21
4 nfRt9 { II
FarrnonZ I'll vGrk aufen

10000 slider TurmlonO in 8tscOniiu, in STARVATION
mno 2iucplu counties, limb SUI pertauien bird bic Iiss
coHiin g0aep G~tIeubobn Gpmpa9nte, Gui IGugen @rSbtt
gu Z RrpSent SntereieH, ODER iTr BoarseIp Su $1.25 bis
$500 per @der- @etuuoes Slima, ieiu Steber InO
Sorte11, etu gutter 9ocolmarft fir oItss Grbaute, mno
3par gu guten Breiien, b. oas Gano in elmer guteu 8ou>
bpI5sGegeub Iie9t, nit sobIret6eH Gag %enibleH, pOGanf
psnisen MitteIn, psltibe Ean6S taufen moasn.
2Seseu btHieer gtetebeforberuus, &urteu uu6 GtrtuIas
rem, bic bas 2auo beidreibeU, wenpe m IN rid an Gbrts
IEtnH &c GSpH, 26S Soutb 2Sater StraBe, :3tmmer SEQ
II, @btcaso, ST.. S. ~. smitb, SonOcommil fiOuer,
gsauiau, Dtardtbon Co., @ts- 20mi3mtw6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-21

Be8ablt tpur6e fir 3u6tfttere unb gut
gemGftete S6ien $3.9O94.0Qt uno fir
8teu1lt6 CUTE big CUTE 8aare fir Oitlt9e
MGrfte Sd. @ 90.
e.-Grba[ten i'm 2G1fe Der
Mnhe III Aen 11ninn Rtehnfen nn1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-21
Ser &ieEmnrf4+

/ notwithstanding pur5eH IN Der
laufenoen 8o9e in ben Union giebofen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-21
Neratlide Mnieiaen.
Sr+ S0t1teS+
So6=9oEpitaG,
Gde S%yrantIin u.
@albfu9ton
Str.,

Gbtco9o, gus.
Bonn Staat CEDAR
teri gum 3wede, I'M
alien gebetr Mt c u
unb 6roni56 e u
&ranfbeitelt in
ibreu peri6ieoenar
tiseu uni c%OmpItctrs
ten S5ormen bic beit>
m69li3ite Rur ouge=
beibeu SIT loheu. IS
lit ousemeiH in ber
Gtnht bPfnn1f An5
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-21

GGar1efton, g. g., II, Scat,
8tiGof GonpoD, pdpllider Qegat, 1T
belte 9ta6rntttag bier e!ngetrOffen, Gr
tpurOe am 8aDnbofe BON Oem @r3btl6ol
unb elmer groBe1 2ln5a6l 8ii6Dfe, Weiitliz
den uno a%ngelebenen &atboliten elnpfanz
non
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-21
Stf0tt+
MDntreaI, IS. Wni.

W(0ntfeQI, II, Wt1t.
Gin Srfon 1ldte beute 9ta6mittag oas
9orf ct. 6DppDltte betm. Die neue fat6p>
lti6e Stride unb mebrere 6Guier pur6en
urn9etpeDt. l3tpet 8riiber NamenS 8oileau,
tpcl6e in Ser Stride arbetteter, ipur6en
unter BEN Grimmern berielben begraben
u1tb getOOtet. SIR @ater erlttt i6mere
0erlebltngen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-13
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. '.
Rnuju Ort ~ 1STH

Beginning Oct ~, 1876.
Jho Mail Train will leave Washington 1T
u. nl., and Alexandria st $40 y. m, daily, ex-
cc}t Sunday; pass l.eeshurg, gcing westward
At ll:2O q. NJ, and arrive ut found Hill at Il
M. Lesve Round lii at 1890 p. MI pass Leos.
burg going eastward, at l:lO y. m, and arrive
ii! Aicx&ndria ~ ":i5 p. m., and 4! Washington
nj $3.50 y. III.
The accommodation Train will loave Wash
ingLon ut i:2U y. H., and Alexandria at 16 p.
NJ, daily, except Sunday, and arrive at Lees
burg ut i:i0 y. H. Leave Locsburg St = Il. m,
and arrive at AloxHndria st S:lI II. m, and
Washington ut g. m NJ.
&ss- Passengers from Washington will taks
the Washington and ~ . cars y! the Baltimore
and Hotolnnr ithiIroai station It 1& IN. ano a. .2C
y i..., :sili 80 ,ir"'r.c!! 80 h"nAd Oil without
..h,.HE" !" CARS
Thr lU:, ~. ifaia Trcn steyandra ard l2.3l
y. m. ir;,iu from. Bound HUI connect NJ Round
Hill with ilArri&' DAily Ll1e OF Coaches
for 81 c; nr-yiir. Errry>il lie and Winchester
also ,yli, ii"..nl"r's tn0 ot Coaches, which leave
Ir;sst,,jrs daily IOr A:dic s.Gd Middleburg.
Beth trains, WESTWARD make coso connection
o! Vienna. ,:,r!t Siasons Line Of Stages for Fair
iax Court lioW:e.
fo1ass.s :.fas:assia ii.'EAas. :, cts. per Ell lie
Anu;snl tickets. $;ii!-
E Il. HAFENER,
oct Is, General Ticke. Agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-13
FOR NORFOLK.

Tho elegant, new and substantial x ,,sE.<e =
iron stoaner LADY OF TUE LAX + !ksfssssslflla1ss
iosves the compauys wharf, Washington, EV-
ERY MONDAY and THU URSDAl, at three
O'Clock D. m, and Alexandria ct g. p. m.; re-
turning leaves Norfolk EVERY TU UESDAI
and FRIDAY, at 3 o'clock p. m. This line
connects at Norfolk with the ships OF the Mcr-
chants and Miners Transportation Company
for Boston and Providence, and affords the
cheapest and best route 10 those cities and
their connections throughout Now England.
Fareto Norfolk 81; round trip Sc. Tickets good
until used.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-13
1877 GREAT 1877
sFENMGS ROUTE

M M5aE EsE isE }EE - - s
TO THE NORTH, VEST s. SOUTH WEST
DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SCENERY
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
January l. 1877.
Trains losvo Washington, from depot OF BAL
TIMORE s. POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor
ner Of Sixth and B strocts, ss follows:
For phila., New York snd the East. 2.O1 .. m
and go y. H. daily, with Palace Cars. Linn
tied Express Of Pullman Parlor Cars 9.20 a.
N. daily except Sunday. For Philsdelpha
snd New York 1.3O p. m. daily, oxGept Sun
dsy; for Phisdolphis so D. III. daily.
For Pittsburg and tho West, O. 80 a. IN. daily, with
farior Cars to Pittsburg; 7.4O p. IN. dsily
with Palace Car 10 Chicago.
For Canandaigua and tho North, 7.4U =. m.
daily, cxcop! saturday, with Palace Car t'
Watkins. For Elnira, 9.55 p. N. daily, o.
cepl Sunday:
For Alexandria, &, !, s. 9, ID and II q. NJ, and
|, 3, 4.M, 5, Cos ard pm. On Sunday AT . g.
NJ, end and : p. NJ.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 6 7,
80, 9, 10 and II ALI, |, 3, 4.20, SO and pm.
On Sunday at S 10 and 10 a. m, and y. III.
THROUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, via
Quantco and Richmond W i'll leave Aloxan-
dria s. : 70 y. N. daily, and G.l5 p. n. daily,
except Sunday.
Ticket: and information can be procured at
principal railroad stations snd ticket offices
Southeast y. II. BOYD, Jr,
GcI'l. Passenger Agent.
FRAN il THOMSON
General ti@naScr. jan ii
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NO. 81.
9luanoriaGa5&tte,
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1877.
Martin upper EElOgizes the South.

! Ndftln Auppcf EElOSiZeS tuc SOtIIHs .
From the Charleston Is. c. News and Cou.
! rlcr, Feb. 9.
The following Ode "to the South" was writ
ten last evening by the distinguished author
and handed to Us Tor publication. We tako
much pleasure 10 presenting it to our readers
as the frank testimony OF au accomplished
| Engllshmau to the facts Of the past aud the
| truths Of our present condition. Happy would
it be for the South if other gifted writer's Of
"Engiand and the North' who come among
US had the same maenaniul'y and impartiality
as has Influenced Mr.. Tupper 10 peuniug these
lines -
TO TIE SOUTH.
The world has misiudged, miSlrusted, ma
lign'd you,
And should be quick to make honest amends;
lIct US, then, speak OF you just as we tnd you,
Humby and heartily cousins aud friends
Let Us remember your wrongs and your trials,
SIandcred and plundercd and crushed to tho
dust
Draining advcrsily's bittercst via!s,
Patient 10 courage and strong 10 good trust.
You fought for Liberty rather than Slavery
Well might ycu wish to be quit of that ill.,
But you were sold to political koavery
Mesh d by diplomacy's spder-Ilke skill;
And you rejoice to sec slavery banlshcd,
While the free servant works we'll as before,
Confident, though many fortunes have van
ished,
Soon to recover all-rieh as Of yore
Doubtless there had been some hardships and
cructics,
Cases exceptional, evil and rare,
But to tell the trulhaud truly The Jewel 'tS-
kindllnesI ruIGd-aS a ruIc-cv rywhcrc!
ScrvaDls-if savcs-wcrc your wealth and N.
hcrltance,
Born with your children aud grown on your
ground,
And it was quite as much int rest as merit
hence
Still to make friends of dependents all round.
Yes, il is slandcr to say you opprcSs Il them.
Docs 4 man squaudcr the prize Of his pclt?
Was it not oIlcn that he who possess d them
Rather was owned by his servants himself?
Caring for ali, as in heath. so iu sickness,
lie was their father, their patriarch chief,
Ages inlirmltIcS, In!aucy'S Weaknesses,
Leaning on him for rcposc and relief.
When you went forth in your pluck and your
bravery,
Selling for freedom both fortunes and lives,
Where was that rrophcSicl outburst Of slavery,
Wrcakiug revenge on your children and
wives?
Nowhere You left all to scrvlc sale keeping,
And this was faithful and true to your trust;
Master and servant thus mutually rcapng,
Double reward OF the good aud the Just
Generous Souihcrncrs | who address you
Shared with too many belief III your sins ;
But | rccant il-thuS-ct me confess you--
knowledge is victor and everywhere WHO'S
For have seen, have heard, and am sure
Of it,
You have been Slandcrcd and suffering long,
Paying all slavcry's cost and the cure OF 1t.
And the great tword shall repent orils wrong
MARTIN f. TUpPER.
Charleston, Feb. S, 1871
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4 CARD.-Circumstsnc rendering i. de-
~ sirabe thet should locate in Baltimore, /
Ilnve transferred my DENTAL. PRACTlCE IN
AIesandris to DIR. D. N RUST. Ho has boen
for so many years associated with me- as TO need
no Introduction or endorsement, his skill, ability
and reputation for honesty and high integrity
being we'll known. l cordislly commend hnL
20 tie favor Of my friends and patients, Ms well
worthy oil tha position to which he succeeds, and
:,espeak for niin tho practice with which, ioT so
song, / have been favored.
JAMES y. uOnUklN.
Alexandria, Va, mar lott
nR. B. r.. JONES' 23 N. Calvert ST., Bsti-
- moro, i'd, mnlses specially and guarsn.
tees Speed , and Certain Relief in all Diseases
and irregularities incidout to FemsloS; also in
impotency, Sterity, Spermatorrhna, Structure,
Gravel and all other Diseases OF the Gsnerative
Organs of either sex. sep5
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FOR THE POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS

steamer amv "JC JoHM ~ W. THoMrsON, ExaZgs:
built especially for this route loayes the com
pany's wharf, Washington, EFER1 TUES,
DAY and FRIDAY, at o'clock. a. M, ana
AeXandris st 734 E N; reInE1pNg} sryVoi oi
E o'clock p. NJ.
This company makos close connections at AL
exandris with tho w. c., Y. NJ. It &. 5: 4. t.
Co. and with tho w. Il o. r. +. Co.. Freight
received for all points, North and South,
handled with caro- and forwarded with prompt.
ness and dispatch.
For further information apply to
y. a. REED, Agent,
Janney's wharf,
or at tho oillco of tho company, under tho Ms
tional Metropolitan Bank, 10Th street, opposite
the Treasury Department, Washington.
NH 10 j. ". THOMPSON, President.
<.1= CAYDES STEAM LINES WEEK
PHILxDELpHIA, PROVIDENCE AND
Steamers lca7e Aloyandria EVERY TU Rs
DAY and leave Philadolphia EF ER SAT
URDAY, at IL 0 clock m. from Pier No n.
Wharves.
This line connects q. Alexandris with The o.,
A. & NJ. and W. s. q. T.. Rs, anG u! Philadn-
phia with the now and popular Iron Lime, lor
Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with promptness and csres
free Of commissions.
No charge for transfer in Philadelphia, and
no wharfage in Boston. Through to Boston IN
sixty-fve hours. Through rates and Though
bills Of lsding given. insurance guaranteed AZ
less than ususl rates.
r. A. REED, Alexandris.
WIN. P. CLYDE & CO., Phiadclphis.
GEO. T. HYDE, Georgetown, u. 9.
JOHNSON BROS, Washington.
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FOR NEW YORk

The Al Steamships i. G., KNIGHT 1924 sfa;s
and JOHN GIBSON loavo tho COM -1taff ffEEaaas
panys wharf. Alexandria, EVERY SAL U T.
DAY MORNING, and New York from pier
Al Esst River, EVERY SATURDAY st four
o'clock Y. Ill