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New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
VIO PHILADELPHIA
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW-YCBK AND PHILADELPHIA.
Fourteen Through Trains way dav three depots in
Philadelphia, two III NewYOrk.
Double Track the most improved Equipment, and the
FASTEST Time consistent with absolute safety.
On and after July T. 1879.
Frress Trims leave NewYOrk via Desbrosses and Cort
landt street Ferries as follows;
4:20 $780, 800 10 nmitcd), II A. nj l. 330 T. D. q, $50
and 10 ?. Sunday 4:3O and m; 3, o, $780, $50
and 10 D..
Boa OF Brookyn with ali through trains
at jersey CITY, ahOrdng speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel - . - =
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 1901 820 $3.50, T.
1885 $50 and II Limited Express, 1880 p. M 2 4,
5:3O sunday l0l. 3:2O 1855, 500, and
$3.50 a. q, 800 p IL.
Tcket ON ses-NOs 52G and 0i4 Broadway No ! Astor
House foot OF Desbrosses and Cotandss No Court
St ara BROOKLYN Annex Depot foot Of Fulton Brooklyn
Nos ia ll6 and IFS hudsonst HObOken Depot Jersey
civ. Emigraut Ticket Office, No. : Battery pace.
FRANK THOMSON, l. +. FARMER,
General Manager. Genl Passenger Agt
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,LFTEEN years' successful skilled experi-

peSt Teachers, American and Foreign, promptly
II provided for Families schools Colleges schermernorn,
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III EHIGH VALLEY EAILROAD.

l. ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS, March
30 1879 Leave depot foot OF COriandt end DcsbrOsesst
100 p IN. for Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown Reading
Mqucb Chunk. HaEctOn MauaEOy city, Ashland Wilkes
barre. Scranton ana TunkhaunOck. - ,,,
go ~ m Night Express, daily for EastOn, Bethlehem.
Allentown, MaucA Chunk, Wi6esbarfe klmira, Ithaca
Geneva, uburn Rochester Buffalo Niagara ta ssand tue
West. Pullman sleeping coac hes attached
ROBT ~AIRE, Sup't and EnC'r
General Eastern Office. Church aud Curanaists
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NEWPORT LINE FOR BOSTON.

NIWPORI II Ne FOK BUSION
FrStcass fare ONE DOLLAR Tickets limited aud good only
NewNork OF sale and connecting
train leaving Newport $50 Magnificent
NFWPORT' ana OLD COLONY loave Ncw-York daily (SuI-
Cays cxceptedl from Pier 2S. North River, foot Of
Murray-s Tickets aud sajerOOms obtained ONLY a. tue
oco OF the Line Pier %, North River foot Of Murray ST.
and board steamers.
GRO l.. CONNOR Gen1 Pass'r Agt. - . - -
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A GENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS.

~ Tdronzed and indorssd by ne te1dER educators Of tie
country Families schools and Colleges promptly provided
with superior teachers graduates Of best American AMI For
egn colleges Send for circular. 4. COTESWORIR PlNCk'
NEN. 80 Union square. IS. \.
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NEW-YORR and PHILADELPHIA NEW

FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
Connections. Ieaye foot Of Ilberyst for Freehold a
745. ll.45 a.. nl. a. 1l5. 0I. m.
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A LADY of experience as teacher and trav-
"a elng comp1niOu desires reengagement has spent
abroad speaks French and German Is successful
teacher Of both ton Professor Ssuyeurss dn as Ne as %
the English branches and the piano Address . EAPE
EIEkCE" Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28

COLCHESTER, n. Y, 27 y. st. Paul -st.-MIS'
IS CRU TTEEpENs school Offers superior adyant@ees to-
teacheTs In French Wativel; ElOCUOn usc Drawing an
Putiug re lpuus sept . For circulars address the lnopa
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-Grcat Trunk
Line ard United states Mail Route On and after July
T. 1873 trains leave NegYok via Desbrosses and Cort-
lsndt Street Ferries, as follows:
TNrress for harrisburg Pittsbmg the West and SOUTH
With Pullman Palace Cars attached d. n anu $50 y.
daily.
For Wiamsport, IOckhsven, Cory and Erie. at $50
m connecting CORY Ttusvle. Petroleum Centre aud
he WIlamspOrt and LOckhaycn, . a. N.
baltimore Wasling ana the South, " Limited Washing
ton xpress Pullman Parlor Cans daily, except Sunday
10 a. M arrive Washington 4:l2 Regular at sJO and
500 q. M; l. 4, and 10 p m. Sunday, lOp. No.. - .
Express for Philadelphia 43O $50 Si2O o. 90 Limited
IL a M l. $50 T. d O. $780, $50 and ~ Sunday, 4:3y
and q. D u 73O e3O ana ~ D. H. IlRaAt ana SECOND
class, 1850 p. M
Boats ~ Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
erscy cry anordnga speedy ana duect transfer
for BIOOk yn travel. ~ 80 50 70
daily ESQ M 600 p m aay except Monday rom
WASHINGTON ard Baltimore So m ?, 800, 45h 1910 p
In sunday. 6:5J a. N From Phiiadeipmai 300, 600
Gju $50 l03O. 1880 A. M = oJQ 500, u:2O, h3O ana
Ol6 D. NJ; sunday, $50, GOj, 6Ju lO40, 1880 CO.
iicEet 6taces 52G and eii Broadway No Asor House
ar fo ot and COrtandtsts, no Coust aud
Trooklvn Annex Depot foot OF Fultons Broqklyn Nos
ia ne and rs HudsOIst, HObOstn Depot Jersey City
Irnicrauf TicL et Office No. Bacry-Dlace. The New
YORK Transfer company will call for bd check baggage from
hotels and residences p,p,,r,p co,u r-...--.- ,.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
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Corporation Notices.
CORPORATION NOTICE.-TO CONTRACT

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
PROPOSALS VIII be received at the Office OF the Depart
OF Public Works until september 9, 1879 Tor paving
FIthave from Seventy seCondst TO NineuethsL' with
MaCadam Pavement.
For tu information City Record for sale at No City
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ATOVTCE To RS-DEPARTMFN1

~ or PUBLIC GRANTEES AND CoRBECToNs.
will be received Of the once OF the Department
Of Public Charities and Corrections, No SO Thirdave until
September 8 SlS, for repairs TO ne eGgc eng bolSI OF @
sloan Fidelity. For hull information see CITY Record"
10. sale at No. CITY nan
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4 LADY OF much experience rs a successful
"a teacher IS very anxious for good situation can each
English and music will engage school family has very
good testimonials. Please address l. NJ. C., West Balm
Eridgc, ChenaugO Co. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28

A NEW BRUNSWICK boat landing al
r. Sayrcvile south Ambos Forth Amboy, TotteDviue
Woodbridge Rossyle aud star Landing steamer Wyoming
any other route.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28

4 LBANY B0ATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
"a and ST JOHN leave Pier No. Al North River
100. OF Canalst. week day p. M, connecting
81 Albany lsuudav morning excepted win trains North
West and East EIcurion 10 Albany return good 80
Gays, 81 safatoe and return, 81 a.. . -,
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28

WHITE MOUNTAINS.
on and after June 80. DIRECT CONNECTION VIII be
Via
THE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.
PARLOR CARS leaving the steamer landing az FlX Point
Wharf. Providence ~ b:5O Il, Wll KUN IthOLbn 70
FABYAN HOUSE and ALL PRINCIPAL WHITE MOI ~
TAIN FONTS WITHOUT CHANGE
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
DENNINGTON SEMINARY, Thos. HaI

Il D. D.. Pennington n. j.. for both sexes We excel IL
Iealthfuness convenience discipline thorough teaching
home comforts and moderate charges
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28

RRlDGEPORT, and all points on Honsatonic
- and Naugatuck RAILROADS. Fare 81 Steamer bridgeport
ieaiSs Catharlnep daiv Sundays excepted at ll'SO m
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
ONE DOLLAR to BOSTON.

ONE DOLLAR 10 WORCESTER Limited tickets a..
GOOD SUPPER the boats 90 cents. steamers leave
per 40, North River, daily. at $50 ,. III.
Steamers Of the NORWICH LINE leave same pier daily
1--WE dsys o %. m sundays D. m,) Tor Boston, NOr-
cesteT &C. and Tor Portland and the White Mountains, daily
exeau
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Qfarbers.

4 TEACHER (Yaie) OF experience in studies
"a preparatory College VIII teacn by the hour or take
private pupils; reference given. ADDRESS EXPERIENCE.
tribune Ofice
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28

T
4 ence nrst Latin honor Columbia backward English :
foreigners learning English also Greek, LATIN aud math
ematics The honor Of teaching for ladies and
young gentlemen in of the est and most cutu ed
families IN NewYOrk city Call or address Lou IEl I02
NN.aIO
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
Gnmmer Boqe0.

A FEW boarders can be accommodated with
"A good board terms 50 per week September and oct4
Der Sipcr week. Address
ELMER SMITH Freehold Greene County, NY.
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CORPORATION NOTICE-TO CONTRAC-
ENTRE DFPARTNFNT

NOTICE.-PropOsals will be received at the
~ Qce Of the Department OF Public Charities ana CoTrec
les Leather Pants and Lumber For full information
Record. sale at NJ 2 CITY Hall
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28

A T 5000 PER YEAR, Chappaqua Mountain
IA Institute Cbappaqua - miles from New'fSIk: under
build nc steam neat; gas III rooms SAMUEL G. COL
IL A n L-lLnlLaL
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28

A Guide TO Good Schools for Parents. Fro
Apersonay, mailed for stamp schermerhornSO asst l4t
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28

GRADUATE of Yale desires position as
Neacher private tutor specaes classics and German
good references, Address
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
1nsirnriion.
Confined from sixth Page.
For Young Ladies-Country

NJ ANSAh NUIJLEtI y, .
POUGAaKEEPSTF, n. y.
For the liberal OF women. EXAMINATIONS Tor en-
france September II. Charges $4O0 year Catalogues
cent on app"'"''"" y" w l. DEAN Registrar
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
MADAME CLEMENTS SCHOOL

NEW-PALTZ Academy will reopen Sept.
IN 1879; superior ADVANTAGES for thorough and i0eT
SducetOu terms moderate For circulars apply 70 d. H.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28

COUNTRY B0ARD-At farm house among
tue Catskls on nigh ground post and telegraph Office
near piano. free rides etc. rasJnabe city reference
County y, Y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-20
leCcnunches.

The Comancbcs are bow legged. Their crook.
edaess is not confined to their lower cxtremltles,
but it traverses throughout their entire systcm.
This race of Iniiara arc reared from infancy
on horsobac.-, and the habit Of riding bareback
from csr.y childhood causes tho pecI!iarty OF
Fthoir loHor frame. There arc about twelve
thousand Comanchcs ia tho far Southwest OF
whom there arc nearly threo thousand warriors,
They are Of al the Iodian tribes tho most gen.
timely nomadio. Having co villages, liked
iabtations OF hcmeg they arc genuine bohe-
mans, ranging in plundcr and number from
eight huadrc3 miles north and south to as much
cast AID Wcat,
Ir live stock they Gro wealthy, o8niug in.'
mcnse numbers cf hCGGcs hnd mules, ard scoop
ing in horned cattle as they ucOd ttcn. They
fa.tcn their livo stock treasury By GobbHg Mex
icaus and Amcyioaos, and carry on their mcSs
trooper system with a royal i1,2afti1llty az to
the 1aticnGiit?. The never capture mau;
they compromI9a tac matter by murdarlog anc
eualpiaS hirn. With women and chl!d-en, hoE'
ever, they aga ia0Go generous; thoy carry of tho
Wocle1 for domestic plrposc9, ald adept tie
chiId,en for educlt!oGGI, TO steal aud assasoiDate
after their oYn nlGss approved system.
r+hSSp' NN
back. They aro genuine ccntaurs; part OF tne
horse; they make nCs: desperately successful
cavalrymcu. eat generally carry their point IN
capturing clnigras trains, or Iobblpg aad NUT
dering TIC lone raDchcros.
They enter the bg!t!a perfectly naked, cave
tho brcccn c!out aud either dei:at or Gro 90
lestcd aud escape a. cGce. Well armed, quick,
Yividg asshiog and we'll mounted, they are
dangerous in au assault; though lacking tho
Desperate resolution o: thc northwestern Indians
they ere tqlay as stoiidly indifferent to death
and far more cautious IN caurLing It % chances.
There is no such thiug gs hereditary moro-
pcly among tho ComoDchcs. They 20 or tie
Wordsworth Rob Eoy GlacGregor principle Of
take power who Elsy, and keep it who can.'
The best .hiei, the best rider and the BraveSS
man o! the clique ot brcazad trcc hooters oil
tho prairics is tbe Chief. Tic clans llGc to-
ssther very pleasantly; they are poygsriists,
but punish domestic iutidellty 10 style very
much the same as Tacitu5 tells u9 Was custo
mary with the aboriginal Germans. Their re-
ligious views are perfectly Indefinite and unlx'
ed. They hevc MaDtou to whom they sscrlbo
all good and all evil. They hold that the most
successful thief is the Worthiest man and takes
the highest homestead grant 10 tho Happy
Huutiug Lands.
One great redeoming trait among them is the
strength of The ties Of kiodrcd. Whether by
blood or by marriage, it makcs their lives and
their acts inscparatc, stiles ell seifshnees and
blends them into mutually ofcxistence.
The most curious traits ofthc Comanches is
that they regard themselves as tho oldest race
Of people iu the wOrd-older even thar Hester
Clymer' rac,, or the but families OF Fauquler
county, Virgiuia-aod their owo name Of their
race is NaliDi. which means The First Born
of the World"
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VEGETINE =
SAFE AND SURE.

MIR. II. r. Stevens: In 1872 your Vegetne
Was recommended 10 me, and, yielding to the
parsuesions of friend, l consented to try It.
a. the time was suffering from general dobili-
iy sid nervous prostration. superinduced by
oYerw6rk Gnd irregular habits. It's wonderful
strengthening and curative properties seemed to
aG.c. rny debiiitstad system from the first dose !
and under its persistent use rapidly recovered, ,
gaining more than usual health and good feel
ing. SiEco then I have rot hesitated to give
Vegetire my most unqualified endorsement, ss
being safe, sure and powerful agent in pro-
noting health and restoring the wasted System
10 new life snd energy. Ve2etine is the only
medicine use; ard as long as I 1.-Two neVor
expect to find better. Yours truly,
W. Il. CLARK, 120 Monterey e.,
AIlephany PENNSYLVANIA.
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lpEpuELIsIIED EY REQUEST.

A CURL OF HAIR Cur OFF BY AN AXE
"Do you sec this lock Of hair?' said an old
man to me.
"Ycs; but what Of it? Il is, L suppose, tho
curl from the head of dear child long snoo
gone to God"
1T i5 not. 1t is lock Of ny owG balt. and
it is now nearly seventy years sIcce it was cut
from this head.
"Dut why DO DO you priza lock CT you: o9a
hair 60 much"
ut mas story belonging toit, anl strange
one. keep it thus with csre because it spcGks
to mo moro of God, and CT His sp,cia! caro-
than anything else possess.
II was little child four gears old T!th long
cure7 locks, which, IL sun or rain, or "iod,
huns DOM my checks uncovered. One dag
uy father want ;lto the woods &c cut 4 log:
and | went With hiu. [ was standing little
Eay behind hin, CT rather at his side, watching
With interest the strokes Of his heavy axe, as i.
went up and camo down upon tho wood. send
icg OF splinters With every stroke, 10 all G!scc'
tioes. Some Of tho spIinters tell at my loot,
and | eagerly stoeped to pick then uD. ln
doing so [ stumbled forward aod IL moment
ny head laid upca the log. J. had fallen Just
ct TIC 1noncns HheE the aEe vas ooDlDg down
! slow. Down canie the axe. l screamed, AID
ruy father fell to the ground in terror. lie
could not stay the stroke, and ia the blindness
which the sudden horror caused, hc thought be
| had killed his boy.
"We soon rccoyerei-I from my fright and
/ he from biz terror. Ho caught mo in his arms
and looked at re from head to foot, to iild out
the deadly woaud Which be vas surc he had
| inflicted. Not drop OF b!Ccd or scar vas seen.
/ Hs kacis upon the grass and gave thanks to
God. Having do1c 60, he tcok up his aze and
found lev hairs rpcn its edge. lie tataeG
to the leg ho had ecn splitting, and thcce Was
a single curl Of biz boys hair, sharply cut
through and lid upon tho wood. How great
| the escape Il wls as if an angel had turned
the edge OF the moment ahen it |as descending
on my head. With renewed than upon his lips,
:.c took up thc curl and went home with me IN
bis pIns
urhat lock he kept his days as q memorial
Of Got's care aud love. that lock he eft mo
Oh his death bed. -
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S5EDICINAL.
VEGETINE.
EER OWN WORDS.

Baltimore i'd, Feb. 18th, 1s77.-Ar. Il. T.
Stevens: Dear Sir-Since several years have
got soro and very painful foot. had come
physicians, bu! they couldn't cure me. Now
hSve hoard Of your Vegetine from lady WnG
was sick for long time, and became all well
from your Vcge.ne and went and bought me
ono bottle of Vegetine; and after I had used one
bottle, tho pains left ne, and it began to heal,
and then bought one other bottle. and so take
it yet. thank God for this remedy and your
self; and wishing every sufferer may pay atten'
ton 10 it, It is blessing for health.
Mrs. G. KRABE, G3S West Bait. st.
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T.: G. ssszN e Z ]. lN e
WHAT IS NEEDED,

Af-XNDIII
Boston Feb. 18th, 1S7l.-H. Z. Stevens, e:f::
Lear ejir-Atout one yesr since / found myself
in fecb!a condition from general debility
VegltiEe @as strongly recommended TO ne by z
friend ;yh0 Lad bsen much benefited by lis uso
! procured tho article, and, altor using several
bottles, was :oS!orod to health, and discontinued
its ,isa feel quite confident that there Is no
medicine superior to il for thCso complaints for
wlic:. it is Us 2ecially prepared, and would cheer
fully recommend il 20 those who feel that they
need something 20 restore them TO perfect health
Respectfully yoars, y. L. PETTINGILL,
trm or s. IL. postingill & Co.,
10 II :;.Atn street BostOn.
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VEGEG..EEslME z G
THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE.

IHN DEI2I 1SI ItLNV HN'IIOI-7Le
Chs:!es.oTn-E. i. Stevens; Dear Sic.9his
is 10 certify ihst have used your Blood Prep.
gra:ion" in ny family for several years, and
.hiuk Inst for ScrofuIa or Cankerous Aun1ors or
..teu!rstc Aiiactoas il cannot bs eXcolled; and
rs blood pucier and spring medicine it IL the
best thing hsgc ever used, sad baye used a.
racs. everything. l can cheorfully recommend
il TO any ono IN need of such medicine.
Yours respectfully,
HRS. a. il. DINSMoEE. J9 Russell st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-20
CeNrEsSEON MERCHANTS.

NHAS. S. TAYLOR, Jr.,
Lste of j. T. Beckham s. Co }
Agent for
j. 3. FICKLEN s. SONS
CELEBRATED BRIDGEWATERF FAMILY
FLOUR,
II North Union street,
jan 23 Aorandris, Virginia
Harmon SMITH,
GROCERs s. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Corner Prince and Royal sts.,
A choice line of FAMILY GROCERIES al.
ways in stock and for ssle at lowest market
prices. Oonsignments solicited and prompt re-
turns made. jan 14-tt
NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
IN HOUSE.
Wo have opsned at No. 22 ROYAL 81. an
Auction and Commission House.
We are now ready to receive all kinds OF mer.
chandije and household goods on consignment
or purchase the same.
We think it may prove an advantage to per-.
sors who have PRODUCE OF any description
10 send it to Us. Located immediste!y opposite
tho main entrance 10 the Market on Roysl ST.,
goods can be exposed every morning at public
auction, when the best prices may be expected.
Prompt returns made on sales.
Persons having FURNITURE for sale will
find il to their advantage TO give US 8 call.
We will attend to suctoneering at public sales
Of property, snd respectfully solicit share OF
ouSlic patronage. O'NEAL q LUCAS.
81 Auction goods constantly on hand and for
sale. nov 6-tf
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VI + .!s .-;ss(ss; g; !E:sslsT!SENS'! e e.

All. HA.vK ORGAINED RELIEF.
;5cuih Berwick, SIC, Jan. 18th. lS7.s-H. L.
Stevens, osG.--Desr Sir havo had dyspepsia
in its worst form for tho last ten years, md hsVd
tsken hundreds OF dollars worth Of mcdicnei
without obtaining any relief In September last
L commenced taking tho Vcgctine, since which
time my health hes steadily improved. My foo
digests well, and l have gained fifteen pounds 0,
flesh. There are several othois in this place
taking Vegctine, and all have obtained relief.
Yours truly, THOMAS &. MOORE,
OverBeer of Car! Room
Portsmouth Co.'S. Mills.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-20

SLEDSl SLEDSl SLEUS!-A nice Let OF
~ The above cheap st
MCLEAN & UHLERS,
decl9 r5 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-20

OLD GOVT. JAVA, Genuine Ls9usyra ana
~ Rio Cofses. choice, received To- 20. qIE s3yN ~
fab II q. ~. 4NHNN v "'-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-20

NEW GOODSl NEW GOODSl-We ere
~ receiving new goods every day, suitable
Tor &mas presents MCLEAN & uAhhk,
dec l8 l07 Hing street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-20

f~voUGu MBDICINRS-Lesd5eatsrs Anc;
: dvne Pectcral, Wistsr's Bassm Of Wild
no fap Of Hypophospiles, 2yTs's Cherry PectoEsl,
Lead beaters Cough Syrup and great number
OF other preparations fer The cure Of Coughs
Colds. &c, for sale by ,,o
fab7 e. s. 1ihADBE&IAS % otsS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-20

NHOICE LOT OF PEACH BLOW POTA'
~ TOES in store and for sale by
feb l3 OHAS. S. TAYLOR, Jr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-20

CAMPBELLS CBLEBRAThD MIME
~ 1oon ~ u Z = '1'' ". A. JOHNSON s. CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-20

NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES. choice and
~ fair grades, received c.dsy and Ior g ssse
low by Gdec 1877 j G MlIiBUbN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-20

LIENS MPOUND BABY POW.
A DER, for chatting and shrasions;. I6lS
rowder is medca!et mildly with ssilcyils ana
borscic scids and the sulph- earboate Of sodium,
snd viii be found specific Tor many uiaoF no SIN m
diseases namely, hives, notle rash, &C, &c.
Rut II is esnecisliy recommended for infsn:lie
chatting and abrasis. For sale by
; 81 WaRFIHED & HALL.
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A MOTHER SUPPLY OF CAPE COD
~ CKANBERRIES, RsisiIs, Currsnts, Git
ron, &C., received to-day by
dec 10 }. G. M1LBU RE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-20

rARDEN SEED-We have just, received
" our Grot supply OF Early, Peas, Beet, zap.
bace and Tomato Seed, from the old and Eeiiaoio
house OF LsndIeth, for the spring tfaae n "a
upon application. ,po
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-20

400 BUSHELS OATS for sale by
AOOO JAM THOS. PERRY Agt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-20

BELMONT CANNED PEACHES, guarsn-
teed far superior to all others, sre IoT ssse oS
dec3l r. DAVIDSON, lat King St.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-20

NURRANT JELLY, Peach aud Apple But.
~ ter and Preserved Cherries for ssle by the
pound by
dec F.J.DAVIDSON,1 147 King st.
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HARAON & SMITH.

LBS Oil CAKE NEAL. fresh
GOOO invoice ju:t received per C'yde.s
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mean9n Harry asked, raising her to his

lap. ~ ~ ~','<S
"Harry, don't want that money. I
only want to be worthy of my noble and
just husband. want to help you in all
your good acts, not retard them. know
now why could not have the ring. All,
there is my sweet little bouquet! | will
keep it forever to remind me IF nv
naughtiness that day." =
mo, no, dear wife; only as a reminder
OF your husbands love-" Harry said
caressing her. 81.
"Oh, Harry, I've heard blessings enough
on you to-day, and almost curses on an
other! would not wear that cross of
Linnette's for all the world. How much
suffering, how many tears, has every one
Of those pearls cost! Oh it is a heavy,
heavy cross she wears!" Grace said.
''Yes dear, if had given you what
wished so much, my men-some of them
would have gone unpaid. I was only
just, my wife"
And I was just spoilt child, as you
said. But now, my husband, am going
to try to be true woman" Grace au-
swered.
That's my own darling, my precious
wife. have been rather dispondent for
few days, but with your dear help 1
think we'll stem the tide-at any rate, we
will do the very best we can. And if INV
little wife has fewer diamonds, she will
have more blessings" Harry said, his
eyes filled with more than admiration
and devotion as they rested on her.
A week after Grace received a letter
from Doctor Mason, giving good hope #
Maggie's eyes being again as we'll and
strong as ever.