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frival and Departure of Mails to and
IL from lewiston, /. Il.

II To and from Walla Walla and intermediate
I4ippints. Leaves daily, Sundays excepted,) at
@ IA. NJ. Arrives daily, Sundays excepted
ssGk7, 2. M. .lfe,. .r..t.,.
To and from Mt. Idaho, Florence, Warrens,
Elk City and Slate Creek. Leaves daily
fenndays exceptcd) at 3 A. NJ, arrives at I p. NJ
aM To and from Pine Grove and intermediate
h pints. Leaves Mondays and Thursdays at G,
NJ. Arrives Wednesdays and Saturday at Z,
sz& a& To and from Pierce City. Leaves Mondays
q, A. M. Arrive Saturdays at 5, P. NJ.
To and from Colfax. Leaves Saturdays at
"a. NJ Arrives Fridays at 7, P. NJ.
To and from Wallowa. Leaves Wednesdays
~ 6 A. NJ, arrives Saturdays at I p. NJ.
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soLDIER'sa Additional. Homestead Scrip can
be located withant settlement. upon any gay
ernment lands subject to eatry BY Homestead
or Pre- cmpton, and is the only paper that can
lie located without settlement an such lands
Te NIL who desire to purchase ] VIII sell the
only first class "f such paper offered AZ IS %
per acre fer sos and Isas S5s7a per acre for
40s !. fractions at rpecial rates. Deed can Ia
sue same day Of loeations Patent il issued 10
party holding the recept. No other eau sup
ply deed for the lands located direct from
the original claimant TO whom tho scrip was
issned, and as much af that class is Dow on the
market, would advise esution In purchasing
Bay tHat only which will stand the strictest
scrutiny and is guarapieed to the purchaser.
! The o,her class Of Additional Homesieads
known by It's dealers ''ioatsv can te supplied
at S. 30 to 81 So per acre The GLASS sell
can not be gold at any such rate. and will pay
i 10 any ono IN this section who is the original
claimant. and desires to dispose Of the same
50 90 per acre. and in addition pay all fees
Do not fail to see my agents and investigate
this matter fully, as this is the only way To be
come convinced of the purity of the scrip Of
fered, and its advantage in making location
My agent at Walla Waila is
! afas!oa VI, O. MOORE, ESQ.
! To whom any wanting scrip may apply.
ii. II. TALBOT.
General Land. Scrip and warrant broker
Sioux CRY, Iowa @
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woman suffrage and eligibility to hold
Office. Separate article No. 3 has refer
ence to the right Of a town, county or
district, by a majority vote, to forbid
license to persons to sell Intoxicating
liquors in small quantities. These sep
arate articles should beI examined as
found attached to the Constitution as
printed so that the voter can vote intel-
ligcntly upon them. After the ballots
are received and before the count, the
judges should sever that part oi ballo,
which relates to the Constitution and
Separate articles, and place the Consti-
tuition and Separate article part iu a
separate box FROM that part of the bal.
| lots which relate to officers, and count
them separately, aud make their returns
of the Constitution and Separate article
vote to the commissioners at Lewiston
|. T., within ten days after the election
The commissioners are, VIM. Ewing,
Hazen Squer, +. A. Fem, J. N. Gro X
and r. NJ. c. Bradley. The abov,
ought to be sufficient direction to enabl,
all to comprehend the duty of all.
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TIE CONSTITUTIONS - Althoug

THE CONSTITUTION --Although few
new papers have discussed the Constitu
ton, it is our opinion that it should be
adopted. Even if it does not suit all
can we do better? It will involve the
people in still greater expense to ne
cessitate the calling Of another Neonven
ton; and the admittance Of our Terri
tory as State will soou be a positiv,
necessity. The people need not feal
but capital will appear to build our rail
roads when the population will justify
any article in the proposed Constitutio,
to the contrary uotwitnstanding.-Day
ton Chronicle.
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To the Voters In North Idaho.

The tickets provided by all parties in
the counties of Nez Perce, Idaho and
Shoshone have appended to them the
questions. connected with the sCopstitu.
tion for the State of Washington. Every
voter should vote upon these questions.
The manner of voting is explained at
the top of the appended portion of the
ticket. IT the voter desires to vote
"for" the Constitution, he should erase
or scratch out the word against" before
the word Qonssitltioh orif he cbobse he
NAV scratch out that whole line which
reads as follows: "Against Constitution" :"
IF he desires to vot, against the Consti,
tuition, let him scratch out the word
"for" before Constitution, or if he ch ose
scratch out the whole line which reads
''for Constitution" HI should pursue
q similar course on the question OF each
Isspatae sriqle. / Separate sttids NJ. l
\ hhsreferencsto Foann snffsge!s Sep
sa4ate afticie NoF2 has rster2cs 10 kSth
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\ GoGGAN's MuRDEaERs.--One Of the
hostiles that assisted in the murder of
George Coggan and then turned states
evidence, has gone crazy and stands in
the peodleton jail yard chainedzby one
foot. Sufficient evidence has been oh
tanned to justify he hanging UP Of sew.
eral Of them.-. Bee.
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urcan make money faster at work for US than at
lAnything else. Capital not required: We will
start you. Sl2 per day at home made by the
industrious. Men, women, boys and girls
Owanted everywhere to work for us. Now is the
time. Costly outfit and terms free. Address
TnuE L Co., Augusta, Maine. v2-na9sly.
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GIVE US A REST:

The Lewiston TELLER comes to Us
each week bufacned down with its old
song of division, annexation &c. 1t is
strange that some men never tire OF a
subject, even when it is threadbare.
We nave had that division question
sGryea Up inp pall its variations aud yet II
continues to be hashod anew, served at
each meal and given prominent place
on the table. treminds us of our early
experience in Oregon. when we were
only a boy, and before the conveniences
and luxuries Of life gould be, obtained ,in
That then new ala 'sparcely settled re.
gion. Our morning meal would consist
of bread, salmon and potatoes, and din
per, for change would be salmon, po-
tatoes and bread, while supper consisted
of potatoes, bread and salmon, To most
men this state of affairs. soon becomes
very monotonous but occasionally we
found one who really seemed to grow fa'
on it.
We sympathise with our neighbor yir
hisscbange of positipa that be has tt
feed upon bread, saluon and potatoes.
We suggest to him that by going bacl
to his old calling, he may te able t.
feed on yellow legged chickens"
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The Idahoaa has appeared under
new auspices wah j. Il Pyle as spu6-
.isher and J.B, Foster as editor the
latter We varo Informed is n Baptist
minister. In the first number under
the new arrangement we find the fol-
lowing complimentary notice ofth TEL
lei under the caption
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BUvKs, STATIONERY, tsc.
n EW B 90 K S

a RAKE OPPORTUNITY
APPLETON'S ENCYCLOPEDIA, Hsw
edition, complete set, in library binding, can be
bought at & great bargain. This sat is perfectly
now, just from the publishers, and in tho orisi
nal wrappers. Cali and examine.
PHYSICAL TECHNICS, or Practical In.
structions for Making Experiments in Physics,
and the Construction of Physical Apparatus
with the Most Limited Means, by Dr.. J. Frick ;
translated by John D. Esster P.H. D.; T9T Hug
tralions; volume, Svo.; So SO.
POEMS AND BALLADS, by Algernon
Charles Swnburnei 81 Is.
MAID ELLIOE, by 1heo. Git; Leisure
Hour series; 81 Is.
HAMMERSMITH, His Harvard Days, by
Mark Sibley Severance; 81.
SEAFORTH, by Floronco Montgomery i;
81 %.
KATE WEATHERS, by Vaughan; 81 60.
THE AMERICAN EPISCOPATE. by Rev.
q. &. Patterson; So.
POGAMlC PEOPLE, Thor Loves and
Lives, by Harriet Beecher Stowe; 81 80.
CAMP COURT AMI SIEGE, by W. Aotf
man; 81 rs.
AROUND THE WORLD IN THE YACHT
SUNBEAM, by Mrs. Brsascg; prcflseIy illus
trated So 90.
The CLIFTON PICTURE, d novel; 81 25
NEW BOOKS received daily.
joz0 GEO. y. FRENCH.
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" II 6 II IT I N E
lowe MY HEALTH TO Your VALU-
ABLE VEGETINE.
NaunnrL. Kv-. April %. 1877.

Newport, Ky, April -. 1877.
H. r. .Stcuens, esq.
Dear Sir-Hnving suffered from breaking
out Of Cankerous Sores for more than Ave
yesrs, caused by an accident fractured Done'
which fracture ran into running sore sSd nay
ing used everything l could think OF ana @ nota n
ing hoVped nae Until had taken SIX D0Itles ol
your valuable mrdiciue which MIR. Miller, the
apothoca7y, recommended very highly. The
sizih bottle cured mo, and all can say iS, that
1 owe my ha,l;. to your valuable Vugetlne'
Npur !uc:i cbs die.t sorvart
ALBERT VOC ROEDER.
1T - unnecessary fof me u enumer-1c the dl-
soases for which tho Vegetne should be used l
know Of No disease Which will not admit OF its
use, with good results. Almost lr1umerab.e
co.npl aints ara csr. d BY poisonous secr:tlons IN
the blood whicn csn be entirely expelled from
tho system by the use Of the Vegolne. When
the blood is perfectly clea1seu the disease rap
idly yields oil pains cease; healthy action Is
PROMPTLY restored, anu tho patient is cured"
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ORKNEY SPRINGS
1HDTI,, ~ :, U x11sc, csc, uINGTON, VIA
BALTIMORE e OHIO L. j..

Through eEd excursion tickets, good until
November |. Park Wagonet.es, in which to
convey passengers from station to Springa.
BOARD RATES
Che proprietor Of Orkney Springs, fully ap-
prcciating business dcprossior offers the follow
ing reduced rates of board gradustcd according
to rooms occupied and tho number Of persons
in each room.
Board ,er day for oaa week ami less thsn two
81 so, s. and 81 SO. H0ard per week for two
weeks aud less than fnur So, SO Sl2 and Sl4.
Roard per month for ono month End less than
two $50, S35, $40 and SA5 Ministers, physi-
clans and members Of the press will ba entitled
to twenty-five per cent discount on tho above
rates. Children under IL years snd servants
halfprice.
Families snd parties numbering acVoa o: more
who desire 20 rcEsn tho ontirN seasoD, Can
make special contracts 1t II reduction on the
above rates
The season will open on SATURDAY, the
18th Of Juno, and close on the 18th CT October.
All communications addressed 10 g. b. COLE.
MAN, Manager metropolitan Hotel, until June
l, after that date to tho proprietor at Orkney
Springs, Shonsnloah county, Va, "i)l receive
prompt attention.
sp 30-3m Il. ~. JONES, Lessee and Prop.
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ICE CREAM! ICE CREAM !
TO THE CITIZENS OF ALEXANDRIA
AND VICINITY

TO THE CITIZENS OF ALEXANDRIA
AND VICINITY.
leel ahu.. sssat obligations for the liberal
business in this place. an entire stTsHss-. snd
heartily return my most humble thanks for the
many fnvors shown me. l have decided to
mako ICE CREAM FOR THIRTY GENTS
PER QUART, put up in papor, or Sl.2O per
City. @-CUSTARD and ICES, Of all fsvors,
msds to order. How can it be done? lst, 1
have secured low rent 3D. pay Cash for my
goods; Sd, buy the best Of cream at q reduced
Price; 4th. do away with hiring hands; 9Th, make
the cream myself; 6.h, am determined to give
full satisfaction. Picnics and Sunday schools
supplied (ten gallons and upwards) at 81 per
gallon. ICE CREAM and DINNER ROOMS
No. 10 King street.
my ES-2m j. $. FOROE.
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ELEDICINAL.
" r.; G. ID T I N b
FOR DROPSY.
iNEVEn SHALL FORGET THE FlRST
DOSE.
MEDICINAL.

PrOVldonce.
lh. H. p. Stevens:
Dear SRI have been great sufferer from
drop5y.' I was corf1ed 10 my house more than
year. Six months of the time WAS entlre'
~ helpless. I was obliged to have two men
hell mo in an out CT bed l was swollen ~
inches larger than my natural size around my
Wsiat suffered all man could and live. l
tried all remedies for Dropsy. had three on.
ferent doctors My friends all expected would
die many nights / was expected to die before
morning. AT last Vegetine was sent me by
friend. l never shall forget the frat dose. l
could realize its good effects from day to day; I
was getting better. After l had taken some
or Is bottles / could sleep quite we'll nights. l
began TO gain now quite fast After taking como
10 bottles, could walk from one part or my
room to tho otEcr. Ny appetite was good
tho dropsy had at this time disappeared
kept taking the Vegetine until regslned my
usual health T heard of crest many cures by
using Vegoline after got out and was aoIeto
attend to my work. am carpenter and Dull
dtr. will also say it has cured an aunt OF my
wic'a of Neuralgia, who had suffered for more
than ~ years. She says she has not hsd any
neuralgia for eight months. have given 1t to
ono OF my children for Csnker Humor. l have
no doubt in my mind it will cure any humor;
it is crest cleanser Of the blood; it is safe to
give child. l will recommend it to the world.
My father is SO yoars old, and he says there is
nothing like it to give strength and life " An
aged person. l cannot be too thankful for the |
uso Of it. / am.
Very gratefully yours.
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Very gratefully yours:
JOHN s. NOITAGE.

ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.-If
Vosctine will relieve pain; cleanse, purify, and
euro such diseases, restoring the patient to per-
feet health ailor trying different physlclans'
i Conclusive proof if you are sufferer you can
be cured? Why is this medicine performing such
great cures? ILworks in the blood, in the crcu'
lating huid. It can truly be called the
Great BLood Parifer. The great source of dis.
ease originatrs in the Blood aud no medicine
that does not act directly upon it to purify and
rennvato has any just claim upon public alton
tlua.
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FiSea, OYSTERS, DC
tETILLIhM II. SMITH,
DEALER II
FRESH. AND SALTED FISH.

FRESH AND SALTED FISH.
FISH WHAEF AND STALLS CITY N J. r.
KET
would inform dealers and others thut ho ,s Pre-
pared to furnish them with all kind OF
POTOMAC FISH.
1T the lowest possible prices. l would Call The
attention OF buyers to the fact that my brand
stands No, in market st all times and intend
to sustain my reputation in that respect.
My stalls, Nos. and 5, Fish Mar ket, will be
supplied with fresh fish every morning. Thoy
will be superintended by MIR. Jamos g. Grimes,
ST, and families can depend on getting the best
whether they come in person or send orders
Persons at distance wanting Fresh Fish Can
depend Oh getting them packed in good order.
Na- All orders addressed to WIN. Il, SMITH,
alexsndris Va. will receive promps attention.
mar
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EDUCATIONAL.
.sYASNINGTUN :: LEE UNIVERSlr:,
w Lexington, Virginia.
Gcn'T. G. Y. Z. I,EH, Pr0sldeht.


Gon'l &. W. T. LEE, President.
| Full course Of instruction in Classical, Lit
ers1y snd sconilc studies, ard III tho Profes
sional departments OF Lew ani Ct Civil GnSi-
| neering.
The noxt session will open September 18Th,
ana ccsa Juno 2jLh. ToLsl e1penaes, ezcu
sive OF books and clothing need rot exceed
S275 by messing, they may bc reduced to S2iO
For full information by catalogue or circular,
JOHN l.. CAMPBELL, Jr,
| jyS I'm Clerk of Faculty.
YENMORR UNIVERSITY HIGH
IL SCHOOL, near Amherst, O. r., Va
Ii. A. STROBE (Msth. Mcdalist, II. Va.,)
Principal and Instructor in Mathematics. II. q.
BROCK, Is. Lit. U. Va, , (recently Asst. lns;
| Latin U. Va Associate Instructor This School
is strictly preparatory to tho University cr Vir-
| 9 MIA, and embraces in its course every branch
| taught in tho High Schools Of tho State.
For testimonials as to its general character,
and particularly AS to its discipline It's high
moral tone, and the success of its studonts' sec
the Catalogues.
Torms for hslt session, board and tuition
1926
his charge may bo reduced in many cases 10
Se5, by boarding i'll private families near the
School: Seventh session begins SErTEN bEK
18th, 1873.
TESTIMONIAL
The succsss which the KENMORE HIGH
SCHOOL has achieved under the energetic and
conscientious administration of tho Principal and
and his ablo Assistant, and the preparation and
training Of its pupils, who have entered the
University Of Virginia, havo fully justified the
Recommendations of this excellent school t. tho
public, ut its beginning. Ireglrd it a. n very
euccessful educational foundation, and trust 1t
will continue for may years to do its good work
for Our State and country.
C.S VENABLB,
jy G.eo2n Prof Math., u. w.
TINDEEGARTEN NORMAL 1NSTI- |
IN TUTE AND NATIONAL KINDER |
GARTEN FOR YOUNGEST AND AD. |
VANCED GLASSES.
Mrs. LOUISE pOLLOCk)
Miss SUSIE POLLOCK, }
Regular eight months course for teschers
Commences October 7Lh. Terms-$lOO III two
paymente. Summer (partaD course, from July
10Th to September 10th, $5O
As il is only question OF tlu;o as to Whc1s this
system will bo adopted in our public schools.
young ladies will do we'll TO be first in the field
and gain an experience in @ profession loss over
stocked than any other.
For particulars apply 20 the principaIs. 90
Sth st., g. @. corner of Is St, Washington, ID. j.
Washington, ID. O.. iy 2-eo3nl
syOCKLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
-8,h Sandy Spring, Maryland.
This Institution will be opened SEPTEMBER
IS. 1879. it will be conducted On the same
principles and with the same assistants as tho
Miller, has concluded to relinquish. a full |
course CONSTRUCTION, with lectures, will be given.
For circulars, with terms and other particulars,
address
HENRY G. HALLOWELL. A. L.,
jy 1.eo3m Principal.
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Transient advertisements inserted at 81 w por
square for first insertion, and twenty hVe cts.
for each subsequent insertion.
Special contracts will be maue with yearly y
vertisers. o.
Marriage and Death Notices fifty cents. O5t'l-
aries will be charged at advertisement rates
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The LATE EARL RUssELL.-D AS tie
London papers arc, some of them ha0o referred
to tho smaness OF Lord Russel's fortune n
su,h plain terms that there can be no harm 10
telling story heard of him some years age.
Everybody knew he was not rich, and not
good business pan lie used to complain 't
the heavy expense he was put TO on accoun! ii
his official duties. Onc day he told his hrohle..
tho Duko Of Bedford. that it cost HIM tlo,Oo)
year to be- Prime Minister. But you cat
spend fifteen thousand 4 year. ropilcd IT,
Duke: you haven't got 1t, nor aoyih!og liH'
it. Besides. there q no great additional ou'l''
from being Primo Minister. You have an exit
carriage or two, aud n few more horses. anl
you give number OF dluuers. "Il Oh '"i''na
doesn't come to any vast sum- Lord Johi
Insisted, and finally tho Duko proposed to !ill
that his own steward should look over his booka
and accounts and see what the real state Ct
things was Because" said the Ddkc. sou
arc sure TO bo robbed, in any case, aou 1t II
worth while to find out how much: Ih'
steward presently reported that, as lar az D.
could make out, tho expenses traoasblo to ci1o''
mig shs amount--not to ssl5, ,G0O-but to Gl 5Q
a year. This WAS duly reported by tho Dus'
to his brother, upoa which Lord John ri ,ncd:
"Wol, | knew it was fltcon something" M
wouder lis brother had OCCASION to pay hid
debts for him. But it may be said Of lord
Russ.!I, ps MIR. Gladstone one said Of himself,
that if he found little time to lJok ater bic p:i
vate atfarsit was because he gave bis time to the
pubic. When his foip!ss ere t'rgotten bis
great qusliti 8 will still bs remembered and 50
long az Eu aland is poweiic! or :. f. : o0u ltry
:Ae must own her gratituda 70 Lord Russell ioS
bis Immense servines and uosclEsa rstr!o!lsu.
London Correspondent of the ~ Y Tribune.
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ssfsY GtEssBS.

DEDUCING sTOCH. e
L. Saturday. July 4, 1873
Bordorcl French Urg"Edes 1t l2ac.
We are selling nll styles OF Dre:s Goods RI
greatly reduced prices.
Fte1ch Lawns and OEgandias with borders at
l2!c cost q! to G53o per yard.
Good 81! le American Lawns at s..
Figured Linen iAwDs as low SIS Sc per yard
Good gacds Nt low prizes
Gail sud $40
u. +. RKASHEAR.
IF 4 Hnomea. No. 100 King street.
ivG i.4cyAudria, VIZ.
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sesx sAH.E DER RENT.

EeSsk S!Aa'TL VR hEM L.
v:.OB y.ENT-Tho lady managers Of the AL
J.: egaadria Fomse Orphan Asylum offer Tor
rent tho BRICK BUILDING on the corner OF
Wolfe anI Pit! streets, lately occupied by that
institution. TO good tenant reasonable
amount Of repairs will bs made to The building
and moderate rcn. charged. For further In
formation apply to J. w. STEWART or ). Is.
SMGOT. le o-tl
aFOR RENT-A BRICK HOUSE. pleasantly
T. located, furnished or unfurnisned, WILL Do
rented to II good tenant on reasonable terms.
Possession given On the first dsy Of II MY. Ap'
ply to JNO. i. HlLL,
a. OFF Collector Taxes North Dist.
FysO LHT-TnREE MOOMS. furnished or
i unfurnishad, with OF without board. Apply
at this Office ap n-tf
Iok !.EET-A. SMALL COMFORTABLE
T. DWELLING, no. 2O8 Prince street. For
terms uppy to >:uAS Il. HOOFF, Esq, Cash
!cr Fist He.i4Dal Bank; Keys 81 the telegraph
u1lics Of lhn Virginia Midland 4. 4. ap2-1
4.7OK KENT.-The STOKE ROOM on the
L northeast corner of King and Union street
the best location il the city for grocery tnd
liquor store. Apply at this Office ap lo-u
yDEAUl MIAED PAIxT-Just received
~ supply cf HANKl5oNs NEAL ~ 49,. daH.
ED PAINT, which is equal to any IN the mar
keL for durability. Sample cards and prices on
application. ,,,,,uon
apN w. y. CNG1ohtOh''
yTISu-No. and Family Roo Potomac Her-
I! rids, P.torn.c Shad. Nos. !, 2 aud Mack
erel nud scotch Herring. for sale 1t
J. G. MILBURN'5,
i.2j 10 north Royal street.
TyDEUEN'S CONDENSED MILK, EAGLE
r. BKAND--.fus Is the pureat and best milk
for irf,,:t. in the LIur2. Received and Tor
salo by ,,,con m
my II JFo. ~ 4. oLooON " W.
rtAEBpLINE FOR THE HAlR-A new
and elegant preparation, made from d;o'
dorizel Petroleum, Just received ana tor SAFE oy
ie 10 IANNEY & GO.
o. 90 CENT CORSETa
i.6 FERGUSON s. BROS:
z ACTOpEPTINE, an infallitle cure 70
- DYSPEPSIA mud NIL forms Of indigestion
| for sale by ,n
je22 JNO. Y. GIBSON q co.
cNULpHlDE OF ARsENICUM for the
y COMPLENloN.-Tho above preparation
10 nv nv IL II JNO. Y. GIBSON s. co.
cUsAks ARE LOWEKAT ~
y McBURNEY & SONS,
| io3 l66 and 10 King Ut.
|NATGElTS md OAT MEAL, fresh. just
~ received ty ~ ,,,r p,1pn
| jo II ). q. MlhBOhN.
GUGAN CURED SHOULDERS, choice, re.
jel7 j. Q. MILBURN:
4 NOAPKE35ED BEbF' for sale at
| jsl4 10, MILBUN'5.
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ICE CREAM, SODA WATER, DC.
ICE CREAM.

My Ice Crosm Manufsctory, ono Of the larg-
ost in Virginia. still continues to supply private
customers, Sunday schools, excursions, picnics
fairs, festivals and associations, as well as the
trade, with that SUPERIOR CREAM that hss
made name in this community, and is known
everywhere as BRENGLES ICE CREAM. l
could easily reduce its price by lowering its quail.
Ingredients, cannot be furnished at less price
than I serve it. OF course, l could grade my
cresm m by the price," but my cream would lose
tho good name that years Of fair dealing have
won for it. l ask tnat persons abroad ordering
"Brengle's Cream" from third parties will as.
sure themselves thst the croarn sent is certainly
from my establishment. warrant my cream,
and do not wish that inferior cream, sent out as
mine, may injure its reputation. 1t is my aim
to furnish the BEST CREAM IN Am ERICA,
and my customers are satisfied that do so.
ia 3-tf HENRY BRENGLE.