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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-10

days now opening aL
FRENCH'S, NO % KING STREET.
The assortment embraces beautiful articles IN
Russia and Vienna Leather, Pearl, Shell, Glass
and Papier Mache, Writing Desks from SOC to
$50 each Work Boxes in fine Leather and In
laid Wood Odor Cases, Cut Glass, in Russia
Leather Cases Portemonnses in Russia seal
Skin and Turkey Morocco, Pearl and Shell
Fine Gold Pens, in Pearl Cases and Colo
Mounted Rubber Cases; great variety OF
Glass and Bronze Inkstands Glove and Hand
kerchlef Boxes of Silk, Leather and Fine Lac
ouer Work; Beautiful Chromos, in Splendid
Gilt Frames; japanese Cabinets and Work
Boxes, very handsome; Japanese Trays, ell
sizes, of the finest Lacquer Work; Vases; 30
uuel Holders, very beautiful; Wostenholm
Knives; ckgamnon and Chess and tnous'
and other beautiful articles suitable for holiday
presents.
In the BOOK DEPARTMENT l have very
choice collection of Juvenile Books, American
and English Standard Poets History, Blog,:
Apply, Prayer Books and Bibles of ali sizes ana
prices. ,, IN,
A great variety Of Games for the little folks
and many other things too numerous TO mentlon;
New styles Papeteries of the finest Paper and
Envelopes, in beautiful boxesi Stereoscopes
and Views Prang's celebrated Panel Chromos
and Christmas and New Year Cards; Dressing
Cases very handsome, all sizes.
My assortment Of choice goods st very ;oW
prices is not equaled in the State, and 3 corhlaI
invitation is extended TO call and examine salo
stock. [dec iii GEO. E. FKENCH:
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The third thing mention is Color.
This know i much a matter of fancy,
bat INV fancy is red or chestnut. aud
these colors are common with the bloods
have mentioned. Have the two as
nearly the same shade as possible.
Tie fourth thing is Disposition. OF
hi, we cannot be sure in the calf, but
au outline OF Judgment can be drawn,
by the appearance Ct the eve and gencr.
al movement.
NON having Blood, Model, Color, and
Deposition, the 9Th thing is the Feel.
and 10, all mcaa, LET them make d. rapid
growth all winter As they would make
on best of feed in summer
The first wear tells moro on yoke Of
oxen thau anr wear afterwards
There is a tuuious practice with many
farmers of trying 10 get cattle through
the winter ON as poor and little feed as
possible. The result is that steer, f., in
autuma. stop growing in December, and
gradually lose weight from that time tiu
tile last II Man. Thu, lc feed, them
TX months for nothing; whereas. he
should De making money boy generous
feed. - notorious j. the fact rt short
feeding. that amau whose >tcet- make
rapid growth ia winter. are when two
years BID. one Hc4r ahead at the average
y . "a.
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Z: Water :,- ..;--.ss al Bruises.

Tie New York Medical Journal re.
ports this case: The patient was en-
gagged in a machine shop, and while his
hand was upon the anvil Of trip ham
mer, the weighing zoo pounds
fell. Il 50 happened that a file was
on the auvil, ard in this way THE force
Of the hammer was arrested shout half
an inch before it reached its bed. When
the Land was examined il was found
that the whole palm was a mass Of pulp.
The meta carpal bones were comminu-
ted extensively, and there was appar-
emily but small chance OF saving the
hand. Il was, however, placed in no.
water, and kept there for two or three
weeks, and then taken out and dressed.
In three months the patient was sufii
GENTLY well to leave the hospital, aud
nOw-nine months after the accident
he is able to move the fingers. and has
quite useful hand" Bruises and in
iuries do much better when treated with
hot than cold wafer. The temperature
should be about 1913 degrees FAN. Ar
other case i reported of compound
fracture and disIocation Of the ankle
joint, in which the proximal end of the
first rnetartarsal bone proiruded from
the foot. The dislocatiOn was reduced
aud the foot placed in hot water. At
the end of week il was taken out and
dressed in the ordinary manner. The
foot is now doing well. and promises a
good result.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-04-05

LICE on CATTLE.-Years ago an agri-
cultural writer observed his bull to be
free from lice, but not so with the rest
of his cattle, and thinking over the
matter, he came TO the conclusion that
the habit of paving dirt over himself
must have the effect of keeping lice off
he bull, and he tried dried earth on the
rest OF the cattle with the best effect.
Ever since reading the above, / have
rsed nothing but dry earth, and have
repeatedly put it on cattle having lice,
and have found it perfectly efficacious,
both as preventive and cure. II in
winter find it needed, and cannot get
earth otherwise. go into my cellar and
obtain few quarts, no fear of using too
much, and dry il on the stove; / then
sprinkle it over the back from head to
tail, and, the earth working into and
through the hair, soon destroys all the
lice. | believe the earth TO be Just as
efficacious, less expensive than tobacco
OF any of the acids recommended
Farmers Adrocate.
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DIR. CHANDLER, F.N.S.A.,
THE WONDERFUL
EGYPTIAN BL00D-PURIFIER.
HEMAR,

7nfs Incompatible DEPUR4TTTE 70
u J,otr-rfnf ILTERiTfJE, TONTC, DI-
TkETIC. DItPH0RETIC, aud iPERE-
E>T. combining rirt""s which render
u inraIaabf~ aud Hsrer- j6Ni"p. and bB
Hs continued trW Thoroughly eradi-
cate all diseases Of fh~ bIood. Its iHgrc-
clients Of purify harmless ertrdc-
ton, the products gathered JrnDa remote
Egyptian Pro-iarrs. ant trhere there Is
tenn. 81 a~rcr fails ia greeting that disease
through the wrdius Of N" skin, or sr-
J,eiIing 70 through The many aud rarto"s
channels Of the body, h"rchy aH"rriHG.
and. i.drcd. forcing all The organs tHfo
their proper normal aud functional con-
dnion. 4 rory brirF spnc" 81 tim" "ii
con rin~r dbIy patient using ~. Of its an
doubted refiabiiify aud ,rondcrTuf c1ra-
tire properties, ~ bring. most nLqsrsfioII-
atty. ne rcrn acme Of n'ed'eni fr'""phs,
anal the greatest diseorefH OF the pr.seat
,rh~re the blood itseiT - primarily the
seat Of the lesion or disorder. saea as
ea.s~s that lead 10 this terrible affection.
oJ trhieh al ciriiised eonmmn"iss are
- mat the % Sins Of ne fathers shan
-,sIt cr~a unto fhr third and fourth grn-
~rnfi"ps.' aud 10 PKOh DoUN 4 Nd
fNFIERIFD tONSffTtTTONS IL - "A
y.o,roriuI rcjar-"ator. causing The ~rrek
Of man once more 10 assume the q cd -iik-
form Of naHLoof.
arr DISORDERS. CONSTIPfTION OR
COSTITESIS>. IIIIR aND kIDNIT
CONFf fINT>, GINIRfL tND NERb-
OfS M TLTTI. RHEf NITfSH,
GLtSDTLfR INLtRGEMKATs. FRI
THEITD HiTOTS GINGER, StTRTT,
4 EFTtTIONS OF THE BONES. INDD-
LENT ULCERS. NILE CON-
PLtINTs fnnd 10 the Ocnti~r ser u i. q
boo,, iong sought for by sensitive. sHscep-
rble. and delicate females, as - tnkrs
direct action upon their ailments And
an yOKHS or fHRONTC DISEASE
~ HHfCH THE MOOD Is THE SEAT
or THf TROT mn p. ~ IL tHrafIabir. 4
p~rsrrc,ano~ ,rifh fhts rrpaedu tr'H Prorr
g,oSif,r~ amt permanent for
ennis aud FETERS aud all MII4-
Rial IDISONN.
TboHsa,ids Of Testimonials attest hr
truth Of these claims.
I'ric~. On~ Do!iar, In large bottle, or
str boffIss So
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-04-05

DIR. Townsend or
ygenAted Air will
purify the blood In
one-third tho time
Observation-Disclosures
remedy can. " hy7
bccaIsetoinhaleOI-
ygenA;ed Airitgpes
direct TO the Lungs
and passes through
tho tissues and
comes In direct con
tact with the blood
as IL IL forced into
the Lungs by the &C
tion ofthe heart All
thebloOd !nourvelns
returns to the heart
every four minutes
II the blood Is good.
and forced from the
heart TO the lungs.
and the more o1y-
gen you inhAle into
the lungs the more
you purifythe blood
when Oxygen comes
In contact with the
impurities In the
blood IL csrboul1es
and burns, causing
the blood TO be heat
ed SO that 10 warns
every part OF
the body, as II goes
on its revolutions
through thcsystru
lfyOUr blood i-puF.-
you cannot to- s.CL
We drive Men ar
and allothrr ifnfgr
:.!'- oUtofthc hiu,~
W e gIaranteetOVti-
rlfythe bloodinone-
third the tineof any
otherknown remedy
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DYSPEPSIA.
GASTRON

GISTRON Is n safe. spe~dV. and post
fire cure FOR that most depressing 81 AL
m~Hfs. and "a BRIT course &" trcntn'"n at 81 III
restore ths diJestire organs &" THRU prs
ftnc strength. and promote the healthy
action III tho stomach and iHfs,tt1es. The
'ierroas ,rrifabi!'tp Of literary end ~
J'~rsoHs pursuing sndsntnry ffe, -
speedHv rrmor~d by this agent. Tie
stomach Is restored to health aud fL- k~u-
mote Of the system tr1H oue- mos respond
&" the ,~rJornsdne~ Of labor.
Price. On~ Dollar. ta large bottle. or
cir bottles, So.
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4jorfrp.


The larks are mounting to the sky.
Jnder the branches iii the swallows.
The sweet-liPpe9 spring j. breathing nigh,
And berry buds fiji all the hoi,lws.
Across the meadow float wet sounds.
Borne on the wind so lightly blowing,
Watch m-u-. With 'hs Pas OK hounds
And voice Of kline 80 gentle lowing
ward tha li~>ame miikmsid trips.
ba>a.ue TIE jew from aH TIA clover.
While rei4auing checks AMI parting lip,
Tel. thai she's thinking 81 her lover.
And laugud spring ill., heavy ewes
BAT tire the heart Of coming summer.
4 1d from the Jar of winter fl.es
To c5qletie with q later c54e7.
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BRONCHITIS AND LUNG
AFFECTIONS.
TRAClIEON.

4 slight so-eaiish eoid ir'H orfines
lead q . serious cough. trLtri. s,carcf
for badIv trrafrd. mHst b"r~ bat
rrssFt IL must rreHfndfs - x~fffrtF q -
Of SIHITIS, trhnf - Fs~. me
d~adls tOSSI AFTfON To M suffering
from harassiHg cough aud APPROPRIATION,
TR4EHEON offers q soand. reliable. and
permanent r~iirI II duDp'cnfs "rrrot"-
ration, and enables thr patti 70 "rpei
fLa, terrtLIv septic deposit. uL'oh. II isu
,rifLout j,idicto"s treatment must eou
Bsa.toate its poison TO ti.e rcsicniar sub
stance Of the lung, deJeH~rdttnp and Dr.
stroytng that most essential Of organs,
and ale mates only ia 'ariy a1d sn-
timely death. TR4CHEON has rYuaI.
saeL. less "a superior, and IS ,rtH not
only r~more the deposit. B,er-bY dBordiHg
great r,iief. b"t heals the u's"tJr"H~ and
i-ar.. ftr patient -. possession Of LrditLy
lang tissue.
Price, FRY Cents per bottle, or SIR
BOTTLES, $3.50.
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Can be cured. WHY
because We have
cured hundreds n.
cases. some ofthcul
being given over 10
die byAliphyslcians
Of other schools Of
practice. ton-ump-
tlon ls a disease ~
the A!rpRssaces and
over ~ o-thirds %
the cases are caused
b y tatArrh. W
guarantee n cure II
you will comeiu sea-
son.
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cATARRh,
"A Man Cured OfCatarrh of
Forty Years Standing
so BAD THAT 1T IMPAIRED HIS EYEsIGHr
MADE HIM ALMOST DEAF.
TROUBLED WITH
0roppinss In Throat, StransIins, Burning in
Head, and Fetid Breath.

The CONSTITUTIONAL CATRRHA REMEDY is the
frat article placed before the pu bic that propo
10 enre Sa1r IN oy building up me Gonsttut ION
thou-ands upon thousands OF letters have been
received by the PROPRIETOR setting forth the mar.
velous cures, and what lie remarkable curing not
only the Catarrh, but all other ailment. AZ the
same time This is what it always does The iol-
lowing statement Is only sample of what we are
constantly receiving, from we'll known people to
whom you can write, and not to bogus ones Ca
tArrh and It's attendant evils cold In he ad. hack
ing cough, ineipent consumption, headache
pains In back and lons, dizziness, languidness,
loss Of appetite and general weakness, all leave
together when the Constitutional Catarrh Remedy
is taken as recommended.
LOWELL, MASS. Feb. IL, 1874
MEssRs. LIrTLEFIELD 4 COL have been en-.
trely cured Of Catarrh by the use Of the Consttu.
tional Catarrh Remedy. | have had it for for,y
years, and so severely that my eyesight was i'm
paired by IL. was almost dead. my head was al.
ways stopped up. ] could not breathe freely
often at night could not sleep, being kept awake
by a dropping in my throat; sometimes SO badly
noze was fetid and my breath was always foul;
had, too, continual buzzing In my head and
headache almost all the time. During forty years
have tried almost every medicine for Catarrh in
the market, but without receiving any permanent
benefit until used Constitutional Calarrh Rem
edy. Afte- using two bottles Was very much
relieved and used in all six bottles, and am now
COMPLETELY cured. My eyesight 10 good 1 can
hear as well Ms ever could, have no disagree
able discharges from my nose, droppings in
my throat, can breathe perfectly freely and sleep
every night soundly. My general health 10 better
than 1t has been for fourteen years. and ali ewing
to the Constitutional Gatarrh Remedy
(Signed EDWIN GOODWIN
Dover st., Lowell, Mass
Price 81 per bottle. A pamphlet of u pages
giving a treatise on Catarrh, with innumersb be
cases OF cures. sent FREE. by addressing the pro.
prietors,
LITTLEFIELD CO.. Manchester, Nh.
2mos6
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PATENTS.
r. H. EDDY.

r. III. EDDY.
No 20 State At, opposite kilby. Boston.
Secures Patents in the United States, also n
Great Britain, France and tn. foreign countr les
Copies of the claims Of any Patent furnished ny
renting dollar. Assignments recorded at
Washington. No Agency in the United State.
possesses superior facilities Tor obtaining Patents
asoertaining the patentability of inventions.
X. IL. EDDY, solicitor OF Patents.
TESTIMONIALS
II regard Mr. Eddy as one OF the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom | have
had Official intercourse.
CHAs. MASON, Commissioner of Patents. -
Inventors cannot employ Il person more trust
worthy or more capable of securing fer them An
early and favorable consideration at the Patent
Office" iEDNuSD BURKE,
late Commits sioner of Patents"
BosToS, October 49, 1870.
X. VI. EDDY, ESQ. Dear SIR: you procured for
me in $50. my first patent. Since then you have
acted Tor and advised me in hundreds of cases,
and procured many patents, reissues and extern
Ell Ons. | have occasionally employed the best
agencies IN New York, Philadelphia and washing
ton. but still give you almost the whole of my
busin ess, in your line, and advise others to EN-
pl0y you. Yours truly, GEORGE DRAPER.
Boston Jan. J, ls77. lyrl
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PILES. Hemorrhuids.

Many causes tend 70 produce this pin
fuf md dtstrcsstnJ state. The biO.sf
retd rsf~d ia as return; The too Frequent
us- of drastic pnryatir.s fei1. to Jrodnc.
eongssfioa Of the bo,rris, t"rpti art. oT
thr Hrer, aud a.0 ~toas othsF causes
thr OF his mpintnf, and LifLeTto
nothing egrrtuat has been pros, uf'd TO
ti- public, ,rhieh trOaid rapidly alternate
syn. ptou.s aud ultimately J,ror- .Btcf-
ir- ~urr. In pIiOh ere haze remedy
,rLiel. not only acts n tuost tHStapflV. bst
riI rrmore the Iargest tn1I"rs q + the Parts
fPiies ~ absorption. GHd many seho
hare reecirrd not only Leacjii. but lace
brea radically CURED. hare Irrri assured
fprtor TO usiHg Uis treatment by rmf-
nraf surgeons that the .HiY TrfisI they
erer could crpcet I" iife. uo"id b. by an
opernfioH, aiid rcmor.I,g u a. fhsrs from
the body by proced"r" which neccSsitdt-
ID the knife. IJ.is remedy has bcrH h"ited
,rith delight. and is nor pr.scribsd by
.saay practising pLysieian,. tri.o az. cog-
aisasf Of Its merits. as the U"t' kHo,cn
sure cure for Piles.
Price, FRY te"fs per package. or sir
THE AROTE RIMEDII> 1RE
thorough IA the eradi"at,"" 81 pc "'Brr-
ent md rarto9s Bt6tHdiss dcI,ogi.t, afcd,
and the result OF l.ntIen >."irhiHJ,
iaborioms, and scie"f'Hc are" 'p"f'on.
embracing a period 81 many yrars. -.
II the specific directions ARE complied
srith, thousands Of patients EN- Ls"r rrit-
aess to their r-iofire merits. a,,d corrob-
orate ercry assertion. Hh'tr there are
many complications Of d.s,usc. and pa
tieris SO desire, DIR. CHINDLEE "iU
b. pleased TO girc all iHJOrH0TioH. and
treof 6y letter II necessdrI.
Descrtpt.re and Explanatory Circt-
lar Of The a1ore remedies sent on receipt
of stamp. IT the PEOPR IET1 ny
MEDICINES not sale at yoar
particular dr"00ist's, send orders 10
Or. CHANDLER,
147s Broadway New-York City.
GOO. a. ParCher.
SOLE AGEN T FOR ELLSWORTH
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" by, because Asth-
ma Is n contraction
OF the bronchial
Tubes. caused byin-
fammatlon and irrt-
taiion OF the rnurus
Observation-Disclosures
bronchial Tubes
L Sc OIygenated Air
q. we will direct and
we will warrant a
Cure " . have cured
cases 81 ~ years
standing
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Why because Inha-
lafionis the onlyway
that the Air psssB-
ges can he reached,
and tatarrh isA dis
easeofthe AirPassa-
ces ofthe Head. Use
this TreatmentASwe
direct, which l. easy
and pleasant, and We
guarantee a perfect
CURE Of CAtarrh.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-23
WASHINGTON.
Arguments OF EVariS ana Mer-
rick before the Commission.
The Case Taken Under Advise
mest--Deoision Momenta-
rily Expected.
Little Interest Taken In the Case
as II Is Generally Considered
PrcJudged.
The Sword of General Barllsdale
Captured at Gettysburg Re-
turned to His Brother.
An OFF Day with Committeeman Mexican
War Veterans Another FizzIe In the
Interest Of PaCkard-Congres.
sional Proceedings Of
House Appropriations.
NOTES AND GOSSIP.

The sword Of General BarksdGIe re.
turned 10 His Brother-No Interest
In the Oregon Case.
WASHINGTON, February 22.--Another
Intellectual attempt to bring about the
recognition of the Packard usurpatlon
failed.
The public take little interest in the
Oregon case, as it is generally consid-
cred prejudged but the hall was
crowded with lawyers hearing the ar
gument, which was purely legal.
The sword worn by General William
Barksdale, a Southern general, taken
from his body after he fell MORALLY
wounded in the battle of Gettysburg,
and deposited in the ordinance mu-
scum, was delivered to his brother,
General Lee Barksdale, to-day, to be
conveyed to his friends in Mississippi,
The Mexican veterans met to-day
with General Denver in the chair.
The president will receive them at ten
o'clock tomorrow.
The commission on elections Of the
House have allowed contestants their
expenses as shown by afli iavlts and
vouchers.
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seal of the State and no mere
certified copy of AN abstract OF votes
could be set up against il
Mr.. Merrick briefly eontended that
the constitution did execute itself, and
cited authorities In support OF his por.
ton, In reference to the vacancy. He
contended that II 0dell and Cartwright
hlled u vacancy. they did 80 on the
resignation OF Watts, and not on the
absence of Cronin, who holding the
certificate was q bonatide elector. The
law said and provided for "A vacancy
occasioned by word Of limited mean.
ing, which did not cause vacancy
existing.
Mr.. Mer-ick closed with request to
the commission to adhere to the
decisions IN the case OF Louisiana and
Florida, IL mattered little whether
they conformed to his views or
the decisions, but it was
essential that they should stand un.
challenged by the power by which
they were pronounced. He said the
people looked upon the supreme court
as an idol, and cherished 1t us above
reproach. When they lost their con-
hdence III it, then, indeed, the night
would have come.
AT half-past four o'clock the com.
mission took the case, and the result
(at $500 Is expected momentarily.
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Easter war Cloud lowering.

LONDON, February 22.-Russia war
preparations continue. Montenegrin
ENJOYS have embarked for CONSTANT
nople.
The correspondent of the Daily News
telegraps from Pesth as follows: "If
the accounts which have are true
that The majority of the officers of the
army on the Pruth have engaged
quarters at Jossy, war cannot longer
be averted."
A special from Rome to the Times
states that in consequence of the de-
cision Of the cardinals that the re-as
sembling of the vatican council would
be inopportune. The Pope has dis
tributed to them the questions left un-
solved by the previous meeting Of the
council, with view to determining
whether he cannot solve them by his
own authority.
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- 7ss7s -
A Frightful Casualty.

CINCINNATI, February 22.-FOur
men were killed by the explosion of q
boiler at the Clifton nail factory, In
Pomeroy, Ohio, last evening-George
Siley, John Brown, Writ Mason and
Adam Diel. Andrew Tiermore, the
fireman. and Homer Baker were
scalded, Fred. Hart and George Withers
cut and bruised, Anthony Nagle had
both arms broken, s. s. Maxwell cut
In the head, and A. A. Holland, one OF
the proprietors, was dangerously hurt
internally. Morgan Barber, boy,
was blown seventy feet in the air, an
escaped unhurt.