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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-03
Is DIS.

TO TAKE EFFECT
Sunday, Nov. 11th, 1878, at $40 a. LII.
=. TX. Leave Washington:
5U5-fi1EW IUnK, PHILADELPHIA AND BOs-
TON EXPRESS. EIlicoit City. On sundays to
Baltimore only. Stops Ut Shipley's Laurel, An
napois Junction, Jcssup'S, Hanover and ELK Ridge
breakfast ut Relay.
G.1v--5altimore, Annapolis and Way. piedmont,
StraSDurS. Winchester, Hagerstown, and Way
via Re.ay,
7.40-f5AL TIMoRE AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
S.iu-Point OF Rocks. Piedmont, StrasburG, VIM
chester, HugerstoWn and Way stations.
S;S9TNEM ", aOkk, PHlLADELPHlA, BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE EAPhESS. Parlor Cars to New
York and Philadelphia. Stops at Annapolis juno
Lion.
S5-fsT. LOUIS, CHICAGO, COLUMBUS AND
PIrrSBURG EXPRESS, Frederick, Hagerstown
and Valley Branch. except Sunday. Through car
TO stanton. Pullman Cars 10 Cincinnati daily.
Grafton TO Sanduskey daily, except saturday.
9.UJ-+On Sunday ouIy-BaltimOre Annapolis and
Way.
lv:Co-BALTIMoRE EXPRESS. Stops at Bla-
densburg, College, Betsville. Laurel, Annapolis
Junction, JessupS and hanover.
z. M.
l2.lU-Baltimore, Annapolis, Ellicott City and
Way.
l,jo.-fNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIAAN AND Boss
TON EXPRESS. stops at Laurel.
lS1.--tOn sunday only fol- Baltimore and Way
4,;iU-yALTIMoRE, BLA DENsBURG AND LAU-
MEL EMPRESS: frederick via Relay. Stops at
,455-fpoint Of Rocks, Frederick, Haserstown.
Winchs f and Way Stations. on Sundays tc
IOlnL OF LOCKS ana Way Stations only.
44y-fl5hltlulore, Annapolis and Way Stations.
53J-TP PHILADELPHIA, NORFOLK AND BAL
TlMOltE EXPRESS. ElIicotJ City. Norfolk, ex-
ccpt sunday. Norfolk passengers taken in the
citrs direct TO boat at Canton. Stops 1T BadenS-
burg and Laurel.
G.oO-rBalliInore and Way stations.
7.D-fCHICAGO AND COLUMBUS EXPRESS.
Sleeping cars to Chicago.
s.lV--5ALrIMORE EXPRESS.
9.WJ-Polnt OF Koclls anu Way stations.
9.3O-TSI. LOUIS, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE
hND PirTSEURG EXPRESS. Plttsburg, except
Sunday Pullman cars.
l0l9-tNEW YORK, PHILA DELPHIA AND BAL
TlAlONE EMPRESS. Sleeping Car TO New York
and special sleeping car TO Philadelphia.
TDaIIy. ION Sunday only. Other trains daily
except SUNDAY.
All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further information apply 1T the Baltimore anC
ONO llckct Oulce, washington Station. and 4Sj, GOl
ana Io3 Ielis ylva:t avenue and 6l3 Fifteenth street
northwest, Washington, where orders will be taken
Tor baggage 10 be- checked 10 any point.
W. a. CLEMENTS, Master OF Transportation
l.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
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Coanects with Chea & Oaio T. 4. East and
West. at Lylchbarg with Atlantic Ai.s i
Ohio p. K. TO and from Southwest Virginia,
Chattsn ooga. Atlantis New Oresne, Nashville,
Memphis Little Rock and all points in Texas
1t Dsnvile close connection with Richmond
snd DsnvIlle z T.. 80 ard from tns Csrolinss
Georgia, Florida, snd, via Atlanta, with Mobile
New Orleans and Southern Iexas.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
7 90 g. N. and Alexandria : PSI a. m, daily,
except Sunday, arrive at S.rasburg at II 25 p d.,
connecting with the Valley Road East and
West Leave St7ss5urg 20 p. NJ. connecting
al Manassas, with North bound train to Wash.
ington, for the North and West.
For MidGleburg, daily connection s! Plain.
st,tion.
Fer UpperviIe, regular connection st Della.
For WARRINGTON. lowe Washington t:
I 90 3. II. daily.
All trains mako good connections, Ct Hs:a'
ingtcn, to and from r oTth and west
Rev Orleans sleeper leaves Washington
CO g. m, running through without chsIga.
connecting with through Sleeper &c, Florida
Excursion tickets to Jacksonville, Florida.
good TO ID ay Ij.o, 1879 at very low raIc.
Through tickets sold at the loves! rates
Eov > j. II. DHOADUo, 9. =.
S78 GREAT 1875
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO TEG NORTH. WEST & SOGTH " Est
DOUBLE TIsACR,
sTsE5, rails, SPLENDID SCENERY
= !1tCN;FlCENT EQUIPMENT.
Nov. 70 lS7S-7 70 p. m.
Trains leave Washington from depot O. "a |.
TIHOEE & pOTUMhC RAiLhVAt' CO..
nsr Of Sixth ard 81 te:s, as follows:
For Phila. Ne~ York end TIE AsS!, i'"J aad
1915 o. n daily, with Palace Gers. lAn'
tod Express cf Pullman fGslor CsTs ~
n. daily, except Sunday. For fa'!s''eii:-a
Fof Pittsburg sndth Wet l0. 1oa daily viii
psrlof Cars to Pit:sbacs; 7'4O p n dsl7
with Palace Gar to Chicsg0..
| For Canandaigus and the NortH,, I.3' $ i
daily, except saturday, viii eshca Gar -
Watkins. so, Eini!ra, '0.lJ B.. a. G1'iy
except Sunday.
FoT Baltimore, 7.Co s.3o. 8 Sc srd 1910 ;. III;
l.su, 20 s 80, 7.a0 nrd 70. 10 p. n. On SIN
GAY, ~ 10 =. n,: l.5O, 530, ! 81 ard 10 ID Pm
iUUA.. El,4A1N3'
Ec- ,,lsxsa:ris T. T. u, T. ), IL a1d IL a.:1.: -.
! 10. q, AS. 5, eos I, ara ll:3O o. .. VI
| SUNDAY : - L. IT,; and !. IS and : 2. H.
| Trains leave Alexandria tGr " ssGitste:, ~.
| ,I5 500, $50, 10 Gnd |. t.th..i, ., ~ :; ~
! ard D. u. / II ii.
On Sunday ~ s.Uy ,nc I'D D. n, soG 7 - : "a
j THROUuR TRAIN FOR II SoUiS, va
Uuan;co ed hichmond. VIII Leave i'.21@A'
| driA at lie Il. u. and 6 ~ y. a. DAILY.
! Tickets aad nIocilatlon can % p1oGI'ei i
princ;pst railroad stations knd tlGE ;, On o.
! Southe2E.. -, ]2i'n'D -
FKAEk TEoNsCA -.na
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RADTs AND SHOES.
w. E. w & Z SIz = e & !,
l. now receiving lis
FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF
BOOTS & 0.HOEzS,

And is happy 10 state that ho IS now pFepaEed 10
show the finest line OF Boots and Shocs. OF ell
grades that has ever been exhibited IN THIS CITY.
A great variety OF now sly les, ?"ry Ioany oeins
private ps.!erns. Of which be has tao exclusive
sale in this market 49,
SPECIAL INDUCEMENT8 viii rs ci!a1ed
in every kind of goods ia his lire.
He has Just added to his stock Of tno goods
large line Of medium priced substantially made
Doors and SHOES, which lie is Offering b prices
to suit tho times 1t is certainly the beat es
sortment he has been eb!a to show, snd they
are TO be sold at lower Brices thsn ever. he
cordially and confidently invites CRITICISM and
an examination and inspection Of his stock, teel,
ing assured that bis customers will be convinced
that it is his aim to give the best goods at 10
lowest prices. He has large and varied o.
sortDent of HEAVY Boots and SHoEs. suit
able for farmers and planters TO which IA Ia
vites the particular attention of COUNTRY III Err
CHANTS, being satisfied that lie Can sell them
cheaper than they Can be bought this side o.:
New England Eon't bug g dollars worth Of
goods in our line until you investigate his stock.
MEMS HEAyT Doors, BRoaAEs and PLoW
SHOES, regular Clod Smu5he's, TO lace up high,
SO ss to keep out reel estate or subspis. proof
against rattle suaees and splendid TO kick STUB
born mule with.
wa W. WADDEY, 10 Eing street.
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DISTINCT OF COLUMBIA:

THIS company ciars unti:alied IhciliIies Tor
TIC tsaas po-sal!oJi Of fcaght and passengers,
a7d will run their asOaracr3 regularly 80 fellows:
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FOR NG:T EGKk

:'la Al Steamships e. q. KNIGHT .csEa<.
and JOHN GIBSON leave the CON- !Nsisfssss
2:.my's wharf, alexandria, EVEkY SATUR-
DIX MOHAilG, End New York FROM pier
q Fest River, &VERY !;&TDEDAY st four
n'G.ccE p. -.
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BAY SSGEeS.

II YONS AND ZURICH BLACK SILKS.
PARIS BLACK CASHAkKHS, BLACk
CASH MIGRH SEAWLS, G:,ArA ALPAC-
as AND MOHAIH.
Thursday. Nov D. 1878.
Mmt. DEMORE3TS NE w WIMTE;s FAT
Terms FOX DEOEmEER.
We call attention to tha ab0Vo. VS. mako
BLACK GOODS IL specially.
D. +. BnASHEAI:,
q. B. Hocnes. No 100 King street,
nov q El-.xa1tr;,, Va.
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~ - sJ.IHIION OF ROUTE.

- y Ii HIION OF ROUTE.
e.
Or snd after THURSDAY: February I4.h,
1873, tbs steamer ii ATTANO o, Gap; Sill
" IL. L. Eylss, viii be run ss foliows:
t-':sVs = lo1snGris EVERY MONDAY
Ell u K5DAY and SATURDAY, from King
ssEoS! wharf, e: hslf-past seven oclocH
a. H.. ior Landings on the Potouac IS fas down
as II o:nini Leave Nomini EVERY TU Els.
Day and FRIDAY MORNING, at 6 O'CLOCK
Ior VI sGhington, srriving carly The same eVon.
EF. Freight received daily.
lab Il J. BRCDElSS G5 CO., agents.
finland s; Sea BOARD CGASTINH CO.
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FRESH AND SALTGif FISH.
FISH EFUAf.F An d STALLS GiTY Ii All
KET,
would i=l:orra desloEs and cthe:s thet ha Is pfa-
pared 70 furnish sm with al GiaG q
POTOMAC FISH.
ct tbs lowest possible prices. ! would cali The
attention Of buyers to the fsct thas Ing brsnd
stands Nc in MARKET st sll titaes and ir:Und
- susssia ny repusasioh IL that respect
Sig s:slis, Nos sa3 i. Fish Market will rs
supplied WITH irash aah every mornog. They
will be superiutsrded BY Mr.. James u. Grimes,
81, und families Can depend On getting the bsSt
whether thsy cone n person sOnd orders.
Persons 81 t. distance wanting Fsesh Fish CEN
depend Oh getting thea, packed in good order.
Es5- all orders addressed to W u. K. s Ill II
Alozandria, Vs.. wiu recriye prompt attention.
MARI
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NJ EW GOODS.
~ Just openaj-
Beautiful Prints, Black Alpaca, Black sEd
Coored Cnshmeres, FlauEels. Bel Ticking,
Kerseys, Blankets, ShaaIs. C4lI;n Finn nels
&c, with many NLhor desirable md sg.saHaGle
goods. which are being sold 1t prices to suit the
times.
nov 1S ". n. BERKELEY.
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Fer (iae Clothiog see DeaIhsn, G. hlps
street. c3rDer OF FairfaX.
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CeFzEEHaskGN MEEsCEyAETs.i
RyEW AUCTION AND CCMMISSlC-
~ EOUSE.

RI EW AUCTIQH AND CUAMiSoI0-'
~ HOUSE
TEe have opened ST 10 &G hO1 IL o. al
Auction ED Cornmiesiol House.
VS. a-o Gow ready to receive all kinds OF rler-
chsndiac and household goods Gil consignment
or purchase the same.
We think it r1ay prove an advantage TO per-
sogs who have PRODUCE Of any description
&c sead il to us. Located Immediately opposite
The main entrance 10 the Market on Royal st.,
foods csn be xposed every ri0rnirg as pu bic
auction, when the best prices may be expected.
Prompt returns made on ssles. ~,
Persons having FUEN1TU RE fer sale VIII
Eud it to their advantage to give US call
We will attend to suctionoering at public Gales
OF property and respectfully solicit share OF
pubic pa,rcnage. On EAL s. LUCAS.
g Auction goods constantly On hand and for
ale nov 5-tf
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@TEAm g. sSB.
DOTUMAU FERRY COMPANY

On and sitter SEPTgMDER L., 1873. boats
will leave az follows:
ALEXANDRiA-G0n 90, 7&0, So l0 10 and
II 50 Am, and Il z5 2 CO. 3 80, 20 and 80 p H.
WASHINGTUN-G4 80. s 10, 81, 10 60 8. n.
y 10. al.d 20 2 DO, 90 & 90 and 90 p N.
aug eft
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PAPER, HANGlNGS

zHTERa1. tossGs.sATscS@
EOK 1915. va, I'm
Few end Beautiful cod, jilvo:,, MSaa i I
bcssed, Plain, Fresco, Marble SUD " o0A 49,
tat!ons 1,.,r;,os and F!esc7
limitations for ceilings snd siae DsoIectea with
houses pubic iIo hns 5 sna G msnrlsc:aEe
enables sIps e to give sn::fs:sa End ,? sag
e"Ao'0' JOHN Z. O. a,-aot.
ap12 ~ ~: ~, -
TANOY DRIED PEAch A"' KSAaMsAY5
II nov Is
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HENRY DRENGLE'S $,
IeS KING STREETS,
s,ui of seoeninr Gyere2sd ssvstera
Wild of Yacht or Ynwl boat, Eou're
snre Of S,ysral Savory SorIs.
I'.;op,ipg Tastoto Tidb,ts or Eres.:.
s:gery ono Eagerly sIrjoys 'er2, E;scoltoped,
EossJ,d taw. with ssc.dy Esolish,
STAYED, aCup, al So fried, Supplied
Ovstsrs served to ladies and Seatle:aon il de-
lichtfu parlola. Families supplied with THO
pick Of he market fresh anG delicious.
Isss- French snd domestic CaLd:es, Cakes.
Pies, spsci Atty; Fruits Nats, Coufectioneries,
Hrepg IS Ice Cream, Wafer lees and all The
dalIcies Of the season. oct %
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EASatR GOODS.
NANCY GOODS End NOTIONS.

EHANCY GOOOS ESD HOILO4'0.
Silk AID Worsted F:inges, I3raics snd Vel-
vets, White AID Colored Hosiery, Buttons III
Q. eat variety, Ladies aud Gents HanaEerehle's,
Ladies' M4rioo Vests very cheap, Nld ana o'uo,
Gloves Corsets, Ve!lings, Zephyr N o!i:11 sH1
Germantown Wool. ac,, SC, oil o. whicA
"l nov 1' 3 CIV '''' G. O. BERRY.
NALL AND WINTER OPaNlNd.
IN EXTENSIVE LINE OF LANE,
GENTS, MISSES BOYS and lNFAHI"
MEKINO UNDERW EAR.
Kid Gloves. handkerchief and Coracts
A complete assortment OF Hosiery.
The latest styles Of Dress Shirts Co!.Gf5 1"1!
and Neck~aar.
Crepo Lisle, Tariatan, iliu;ior and L1ce ''o'
Eutuing.
Zepyhr Worstoj, Germantown WOOL ~
Wool md Knitting Iarl.s.
New Goods added to stock as they sppV'' IL
the market. ~ z-;,os,
SEPT y. IL. Ella H. 1 1N'Do -
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EGE HC2SOLK.

Ths elegant, EeN and su1staEtai =, .sass s.
iron steamer LADY OF TKA LAX + isJrsSasssssss
!caTas the conysny's WHAT, Washington, Ep-
2:EsY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY snd FRI"
CAG, at five q clock 2. ~, and A-lexandria a.
$50 ?. a.: rc:Gsning, lca7ss 2ortojk & Ekf
Uis:iia Z, Thu hSDAY and SATURDAY,
~ j. O'Clock p. Il. This iine connects c: Nor
toEk vlih thu ships OF the Merchants and Nil
nera Transportation Company for Boston and
s'roYideGce. snG affords The cneapesL and Dest
route 10 those cities and thelt ccLnecncns
Throughout: Now Englsad. Eareto Norfolk "a !;
rcrod "trip $8. Tcka.a>2ood Until USED
.eOa THE i'OgCMEC RIVER I.AN DINHS.
Tho new aE.d aou:nodious iron ..,i iiSssse :,
steamer JOHN ". TiOMPSON, .sss -
built especially for tEia route, leaves tbs coma
panyS wharf. Washington. EVEEX MON
OAK, TdUlsSDA.y and SATURDAY, ~
returning, arrives EVERY WE'D ESUAI,
FRIuA ind SUNDAY. 1T + O'CLOCK pm.
Thls company makes close connections ~ q!
e1snd71s with tins VI. c., Y. Il &, Il. >. 4. =.
60. End With the ". s. @. Z. Z. Go. Freight
received for Ill points, Ncr:h and South,
hrEdl9d with Care and forwarded with prompt
BOSS God d!Epatc:l.
Eur fGrsae: information apply -
i. A. &EaD, Agent,
jaaney's wharf,
GT IS .u0 OthG3 c. tUo Company, uNC.ef lle "a.
tion:i iielso;o;ilai Bank, t1hh street: opposite
tho y:essury Uepss:sneu,, Washington.
mh ~ :}G!MUEL Bacon, frsslGert.
...ssa. CLyGE'S 5TEAM LINES WEEK.
::ssS:gSEf TX To
PMJI4A PEOVIDENCk ANr
EOSTON.
!:eaa,orz !ea:e &i31sndTja EVERY TUES
DAY ind icyc Philadelphia EVERY SAT
URDA /, ~ ~ G. clock II. from Pier No. II
Wttaryas.
This line cGnGccts u Alexandria with Tia 0.
= & q. snd W l. q. T.. Rs, snd st Philsdel
phia w!Gh Ciyde'e regular Steamships for Fall
Eiyer, Providence end Boston.
Freight Forwarded with :roraptnss5 and care
free of commissions,
No chargs for transfer in Philadelphia, sat
0 wharfage in Boston. Quick time. Frequent
depsrsures. Through rites and through bills
vi lading gi7on. Insurance ct the lowest rates
Agents:
a. REED, alexandra.
IFM. 7. CL TDE & CO., Phllsdeip hiA
GSO. +. HYDE, Georgetown, .. G.
JOIENGCN BROS, Washington.
tsn S-tt
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EEEEE1ADH,

EEY D., Wire. MIDLAND G 4, =.
w JOHN 8. BARBOUR, Eeeeiyer 49,
On and after SUNDAY, December lst, l8so
Passenger trains will run ss follows:
SOUTH BOUND. NORTH ECUND
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OYSTERS
NYsEEksi

I } 1'1HH7 - '78 ''7
D. Il EuDHRTS
Eas established IN OYSTER SGUGKlNG
house ~ the Oyster docS, and will keal c1n'
stsn.iy GU hand supply OF ths FIN EST ClS-
TESS b1ou.; mt to tals u.srEa5. having facilities
superior to others in the business Fan!l!os
supplied =. short lo:ae and Satisfaction gusrsn.
teed Prices low. Orders solicited yep 2i-Lf
sE~It:IIA4 r.. SAiTA,
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W. 4. JOHNSON JOHN T. HAMMoND,
Wholesale AND RETAIL GROCRRs,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCH'TS.,
AND DEALE2S IN ALL KINDS
Of LIQUORS. ALSO
AGENTS FOR ARLINGTON BOTTLED
ALE AND PORTER AND LAF.
LANDS AND RANDS
POWDER.
Consignments OF Grain, Flour and ali kinds
Ct Country Produce solicited.
Liberal advances made on coIsignments in
store.
FORTRESS: corner Of Cameron and Royal Sts.
Alexandra. Va. aug
4 LIEN G. HARMON,
GROCEIs, FRED AND COMMIs5ION
MERCHANT,
CORNER PglNCE AND ROYAL SIS,
foo | ALEXANDRIA, VA.
I Alexandria, Sept. 90 1877,
l. WOULD INFORM Ely FRIEN Dc AND
.he public generally thst haze this day made
4 business connection with the well known trm
Of HARLOW BROS G.occrs, Liquor Feed
sid General Commission Merchants n. ~:
cor1er Cameron and Royal strss!s, and would
Yep At F. 6. sVA1NE
i.u. SWAINE:
WITH
EEAKLOW EROS,
e GEUCEHS, LIQUOE FGED.
AND CON MISSION MERCHANTS,
r. ~. COR. CAMEkGE AND ROYAL S.I3.
I4Dorul advances made CT eli coasiXnmeats
ia 4tS:u Rup E9tt
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s A. AsEINGTON u O4i0 EAiAH1h

FRANK THOMSC.N
Gcnc.Hi MsnngaT
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J. NC. D. STEWART. ". l.. ALIEN.
J. II. STEWART. JOHN FURCETL.
MISS ANNIE BRADLEY
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EST TH Ttr

EEs LILLIAN. r.. SMiTA,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-14
THE NATIONAL BIRD.


A Change Imperativeiy necessary.
The Hon. George W. Peck, in his Fourth
Of July oration at La Crosse, Wis, said:
II may have been noticed that thus far I
have made no allusion TO the American
eagle. the National trademark, patent ap-
plied for, but it is not that do not appre-
ciate the position that species Of poultry
occupies on these occasions. The poet,
aIluding to the eagle, says:
Bird Of the broad and neeting wing,
Thy home is high IN heaven.
This Is too true. He is high old bird,
and the committee that selected the eagle
% national emblem should have been ar
rested for disorderly conduct. O, great
bird You live on mice. You soar aloft
on pinions ark, until you see poor little
mouse with one leg broke, and then you
swoop down like ward constable, and run
him in. You are q nice old bird for trade
mark for nation OF heroes, you old cow
ard. You sit on a rock and watch peas
ant woman hanging out clothes, and when
she goes in the house TO turn the clothes
wringer, you. great bird, emblem OF free
dom, you representative OF the land Of the
free and home OF the brave, you swoop
down on the plantation and crush your
talons In the quivering flesh OF her little
baby, take him to your home high in
heaven. and pick his innocent little eyes
ont. You bald-headed old reprobate, you
would turn your tail and run at the attack
Of . bantam rooster. y, eagle, you look
well on dress parade, but you are a unani-
nous coward, and you eat snakes. You
are fraud, and you were counted in by q
vote Of 8 tot.
The bird that should have been selected
- the emblem Of our country, the bird Of
patience, forbearance, perseverance,, and the
bird Of terror when aroused, is the mule.
There Ia no bird that combines more virtue
70 the square foot than the mule. With the
mule emblazoned on our banners, we
should be q terror to the foe. We are ma
tion of accomplishing hard-wcrkers. We
mean to do the fair thing by everybody.
We plod along, doing rs we would be done
by. 80 does the mule. We AZ q nation
are slow to anger. So is the mule. As a
nation we occasionally stick our ears for
ward and fan flies off our forehead. So
does the mule. We allow parties to get on
aad ride AZ long as they behave themselves.
So does the mule. But when any nation
sticks spurs in our flanks and tickles our
heels with a straw, we come down stiff
legged in 'front.' our ears look to the beauti-
fui beyond, our voice is cut loose. and is
still for war, and our subsequent end plays
the snare drum on anything that gets with
In roach of ms, and strikes terror 10 the
hearts Of all tyrants. SO does the mule.
When the country gets older, and Congress
has time TO get In its work, the eagle will
he superseded IS the national trademark,
and in its place will rise the mule in all
its glory, and i" E pluribus unium," our
motto, will be changed to You pluribus
mulum, sic, distemper, alpaca"
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DISSOLUTION

rT,HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE Ex-
i IsTING between Samuel Goldstone and
Aaron Berg, under the firm name OF Goldstone
4 Berg, is this day dissolved. Mr.. Samuel
Goldstone having purchased the interest OF
Mr.. Aaron Berg iu said Arm. All debts, notes
and demands Of every description due, or 20
become due, TO the late firm must be paid 70
Samuel Goldstone, and all liabilities due from
the late firm will be paid by Samuel doldstone,
who will continue to carry on the business At
the old stand, in the Odd Fellows Hall build
ing. sAmg6c ooLDs~ON1'
Eureka, New, Aug. 81. 1878. sspi-im
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The liver Is the imperial organ Of the whole
human system, as 1t controls the life. health
and happiness of man. When 1t Is disturbed
in its proper action, all kinds Of ailments are
the natural result. The digestion Of food, the
movements Of the heart and blood, the action
Of the brain and nervous system, are all imme-
diately connected with the workings of the
liver. II has been successfully proved that
Green's August Flower is unequsled in curing
all persons affected with dyspepsia or liver
complaint. and all the numerous symptoms
that result from an unhealthy condition Of the
liver and stomach. Sample bottles to try, 10
cents. Positively sold In all towns ON the
western Continent Three doses will prove
that 1t h just what you want
Agents: Crane L Brigham, Wholesale drug
lists. San Francisco.
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An Unaeniablc Truth.

You deserve to suffer, and If you lead mis-
cradle. unsatisfactory life in this beautiful
world, II In entirely your own fault. and there
IL only one excuse for you-your unreasonable
prejudice and skepticism. which has killed
thousands. Personal knowledge and common
sense reasoning will soon show you that
Green's August Flower will cure you OF liver
complaint. or dyspepsis, with all its miserable
effects, such as sick headache. palpttation Of
the heart, sour stomach, habitual costiveness,
dizziness of the head. nervous prostration, low
apirits, dc. Its sales now reach every town on
the Western Continent. and not druggist but
will tell You Of Its wonderful cures. You can
buy sample bottle for 10 cents. Three doses
will relieve you.
Agents Crane 4 Brigham, Wholesale drug
9iafs Han EranciscO.
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CELEBRATED WEBER PIANOS

AND
Estcy Organs.
Sherman. Hyde Co., San Francisco. PAciac
Coast Agents.
Instruments sold ON the installment plan.
weber Pianos, by all great musicians, are con.
sidcred the best aud most durable.
One only buys Piano In life time, therefore
get the best, the best is the cheapest, al.
ways.
Prof. Vim. Plumhoff Local Agent, Eureka.
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RUBY HILL WATER WORKS.
Capacity of Tanks, 4OO, 900 Gallons.
ALL NOW FULL.

WATER WILL BE FURNISHED IN RUBY
w Hill, in any desired quantities, at all
seasons OF the year, at uniform rate, and
lower than can be furnished from any othei
source. Water delivered twice daily to private
families, miners cabins, saloons, etc, Tickets
sold at the Office of the Company, on Rub,
Hill.
W. b. HARRUB, Proprietor.
je1 T. w. PEARSON. Superintendent