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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-15
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

tspeciai River Dispatches tn the Star.l
BsowNsv1LLE, Pa, Dec. 15.-t0:56 A. NJ
River 5'feet 6inches aiid falling. Weather
cloudy. Wind northeast. ,.s. .g
HINTON. w. Va, Dec. 15-10:12 A. NJ
New River s feet inch and rising.
Weather cloudy
CHARLESTON, Dec. $4,000 A. M.-Kana.
villa River 7 feet 9inches and rising slowly.
Weather cloudy. Wind from the south
west. .. s tt, r...,..
Orr Cry, Pa. Dec. 15-9:45 A. NJ
Allegheny River 5 feet inches and falling.
Wind east.
PIrrsBuRa, Dec. 15-11:10 A. ,M-River G
feet inches and falling. Weather cloudy
and cool. Hg N7. Hii}FFEa trut't
New ORLEANS, Dec. l5-1P. M.-River
12'feet 6 inches below high water mark. Ar
rived: Annie P. Silver, J. B. NJ. Kebler, E.
NJ Norton. and barges, St. Louis, John Gar.
rett, and barges Cairo Departed to-day,
Jas. Howard. Memphis. Weather clear and
cool.
~ - Boat Hands Gossip. u
Business moderate AR tgyrr.T
Weather rainy all day Yesterday. and
cloudy and cool last night and to-day. es
The Wildwood left at noon for Mays
vile.
The new Reuben R. Springer commenced
loading this morning. and will leave fol
New Orleans tomorrow. -i
Lou. Locke is completing the work to-day
oflettering the Fred. A. Blanks ~
The Vint. Shinkle will leave Wednesday
for alt points on the Lower Ohio River anc
Memphis.
The Ohio No. 4 arrived from Pomeroy
and will return this evening, leaving from
the foot of Broadway. a..s.. 4.....f, p
The Bonanza will be down to. night ant
return to Portsmouth at noon tomorrow.
The City of Portsmouth leaves daily, a
4 p. m., for Chlo and all way landings.
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HOTELS
~ ttf yes4 Sist 80 ttss W.
MT. AIRY HOTEL,

MI. AIKII UtUfElU
1,7OO feet above tide water. on the Piedmonk
Air Line Average temperature in winter, 4s'.
Chalybeate and Freestone springs resident physf-
clan; near the famous gold and mineral regions
iof Georgia NJ. G. WILCOX, Manager
FRED. H. ScoFE1D of Uplands Hotel, Eastman.
Ga. and late of the Windsor Hotel, New York.
Assistant Manager. no29StS
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FINANCIAL

.9s.,E4t. IA. CINCINNATI. Dec 5-2P. M.
Eastern exchange quiet and steady at ]s dis
count, buying, and par selling.
Steriingisin fair inquiry and rates unchanged.
Sight al 4S4 and sixty day bills at 49, per sterl
ing,
Government bonds are firm to-day. The local
rates buying and selling are as follows laaaI
.,s,t ,.sl3i f...,,,,{ b,.,i Buying Selling.
Gs az 1891 \. 80. ltb6% 167
Is of 1881. 1o2X W 1854
aI%s of 4 1s9l. 1867 Io6
As 81 Idol. 81 1881 1885
TIE following are the opening ana the 1850 ..
M lai,oiatons of the New York Exon nange
as received by Lea. Sterrett 4 Co., " West Third
street:
'T'e.,'T ~ - sst,sia opehsd i:soF. NJ.
W. U. Telegraph. ...... ..... IO6H ailP l0o>i
fscii,c nG 4 MaIl hslssa sX1aa GX
Adams Express 4. .........s. i@ ~" ......
Wells. Fargo. Express. -.. "..- --...
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REVERE HOUSE.

BOSTON, Massachusetts
The subscriber having secured q long lease oi
this favorite hotel on liberal terms, announces %
Rates Reduced to Sc so ana S. pes
Day, ParlOr and Baths Extra.
Notwithstanding this reduction in prices tbs
unrivsled excellence of the table will be main.
aimed.
no2s7ts CHAs. h. FERRIN, Propr.
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..tY, ,. CINCINNATI, Dec. l5--2 P. NJ.
H0GS-Market dull Sellers asking Saturdays
prices. ~
4, CATTLE-Msrketf firm and active. Common st
81 5092 25, fair to medium at So 50@2 25 good 10
choice at s. 5004 35 fair to good shipping at S4@
a 80 per GENITAL , i ,.e,..., liz. .5-s;,I .shl !.
sHEEP- STEADY and firm. Common to fair at
81 5093 So good to choice at $s75@4 65 per CEN
tai. f
MLwAUKEE. Dec. 15.-wheat dull. December.
81 274; January. 81 2Ssass; February, 81 SG4, Cora
steady: No. Q, 42c. Oats Arm: No. z 36c. Rye
steady: No. l. 7sc. Barley firm: No 2, TIC.
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UPLANDS HOTEL,
,,.t. EASTMAN, Dodge County. Ga
A fine winter resort in the pine forest of Gcor-
gia; unsurpassed for health ana comfort; table
supplied from best New York markets; terms reas-
enable For circulars address HOTEL EX~
CHANGE, III Broadway. New York, or G. N. 4 +.
H. SCOFIELD Managers. no2e11tS
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Held Sla2 more in store.
Hemp: The demand Is only moderate but
steady Rough Kentucky at Sl25@l80 per ton on
arrival Dressed iobbng at 71a@S1ac per lb, latter
for double dressed in store.
Hides are in moderate sapy and steady We
quote; Green hides Ct s1aS91ac; wet saited, lOy
lie: dry salted, 1s@ l4c: fnt l5@l7c: do select
|. Iron steady and demand moderate. ,,Quoted as
follows: Pig iron-C Charcoal, Hanging Rock, No. l
S37@3S; do. No. 2. .$36937; Southern No. !, sS5@
81; No. 1 coke. $35@37; No. 2 do, sS3@S5; raw
wheel, Al@46; Southern do, s38@4s; old do, S36
@3S: old rails, sSS037; blooms, s51@55 per ton.
Wrought iron-common bar iron per ID. 3.20c;
charcoal, bar-iron perlb 440c sheet-iron, boiled,
Nos Is to 81. 41a@5c per 1b: sheetiron, char
at 81 4O91 75 east scrap, 81 l0@l 50 per 100 lbs
Lead steady and quiet at 5s4@6c for pig lead, 70
7lsc for bar. and &c for sheet lead per lb.
Leather in fair demand and the market steady
hemlock, 26@3ec: harness leather $40 Sc: Amer
ican kin. 5lNs5c: French do, Sf@l1 80; American
calf, 75c@$l: French do d 25@2 per Id; bridle
leather, Ao@55 per doc. and upper leather, 2o92sc
N Nails lis have q moderate demand and market
quiet and steady. Quoted at 3. 70 per keg for 10
Naval stores steady and moderate demand. Quoted
Resin sSs pale ss SSs e; pale 'c5 Y 5Se g ~ -
i; roohng pitch. sa@zo 80. and Carolina TAI So 2o@
3 rs per brl
Nuts in fair demand and steady with chestnuts
AZ 81 75692 per bus Ahickerynuiss at 90c0st for
sheilbsrka,f&nd 50@60c for large.
Oils: Extra lard oil at 66@6Sc per gallon. Re-
fined petroleum steady at @16,zc per gallon,
as to fire test I.inseed at Soc tor prime. ID ~
Peanuts steady and quiet and Quoted VIC for
choice Virginia white s9ss fot Tennessee red
Potatoes IN fair demand at 25es0c pei. .bn on ar
rival. loose and 1Oc more in store ami The supply
Ample. Choice packed eaffJ ross vt " per bd In
store.
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datiOn in here at K q clock instead of Z :05.
The morning trains south formerly leaving
at7:5o now depart at 7:20 . I
WIN. Boyle, an enploye in. the Cham
pion Malleable Works, had d narrow escape
from instant death on Saturday, Apulley
burst in the shop, and in its fight knocked
his cap from his head and tore open his vest
in the back. ti- : s {. VI %
Judge. Gilmore is hearing to-day the
McCreight and Teegarden case, in which
Aleck McCreigtt Is charged with shooting
with intent to kill Tits thought that this
trial will be the means of unearthing
some peculiar doings. se
Al well-dressed man who travels on his
cheek (not shape) has been imposing his
presence upon several of our city's first
families during the absence of the male
members From his style after entrance,
itwould lead one to term him a cracksman.
Fred. Gram, son Of Cornelius Gram, was
lound wandering about our streets and
taken in charge by the authorities During
the day he was the subject of an inquest
for l,,naev and was adjudaed insane, and
application made for its admittance to the
Dayton Asylum.
The Meranda affair at Northampton Is
being. ninch discussed in different circles
Throughout tile city. Meranda Is the par
ty meIstio6ed In alrecent issue of thisi pa
.riSr as the victim of an assault of an infuri-
ated female. who assaulted him with a
club Since tiias above visit, }, affairs sDf "a
like nature have been frequent He now
thinks of establishing an arsenal in close
proximity With his s,housss i'ss 49, stsl
W. has3lsi yfnsea "A chat tk3a,l ,,aUrntnO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-22
VEGETINE
WHAT IS NEEDED.

Boston, Feb. 13!h 1S7l.-H. K. Stevens, esq !:
Dear Sir-Abcut ono year since I found myself
in feeble condition from general debility
Vcgetina WAS strongly recommended to me by 8
friend who had been much benefited by its use;
procured tho article, and, after using several
bottles, was restored to health, and discontinued
its use. l feel quito confdont that there is no
medicine superior to it for those complaints for
which j. is especially prepared, and would cheer
fully recommend it to those who feel that they
need something 10 restore thom to perfect health.
Respectfully yours, U. L. PETTINGILL,
Eirm Of S. n. Pottingill & Co.,
No 10 State street, Boston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-22
V.Eas,%.E,4'ANE
SAFE AND SURE,

a.r. r, z. Stevens: IL 1872 your. Vego!ine
was r5cum !nondoi 10 me-. and, yielding to the
p2fsu8sioaa OF O. friend, | consented TO try IT,
~ lie tina was suffering from general debit
= an: nervous rroatra:ion. supe''Educed oy
Gyerw0tll aud regular habits. Its wonderful
st.enetaonirg unG curative properties seemed to
l.iIsc. ny dahits.cd system from the frat dose,
and uaGc7 It's pa-siste::: use rapidly recovered,
gaining more .hsn uaual health sud good feel
ing Since .heG have not hesitated to give
Vege;ino n,2 most uEqusilaed 9nooraement, ss
being safo, sure sad powerful agent in pro-
noting besllh aad restoring the wasted system
10 now life end energy. Yegetine is the only
medicine Use; and SIS long as live never
expect 10 frd batter. Yours truly.
W. q. CLARK. 120 Monterey ST.,
6llarhany Pennsylysni9.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-22
MEDICINAL.
VEsGETINE.
EEE OWN WORDS.

Rsl!itaore Nd, Feb. 18Th, 1S17.-A1: 4. 4,
S:eve.s: Dear Sir-Since several years nave
got soro and very painful foot. had some
Uhys:cisnE. but they couldn't euro mo. NOW
Esye honrd of your Vegat;no from q lady who
vas sick for l. long !isoe. end became all well
:roin your Vocetine ard went and bought ne
one Jolte Of Vese.inc: and after had used one
bottle The nsins le:. lie, and it began to Eesl,
spd then tough. one other bottle, and 80 l take
!. yei. shank God tor ttis remedy and your
salf: cHd wishing every sufferer msy pay H'teh-
lion 70 J.. It's 6 tlcssicg for health.
Mrs.C KRABE. G38 Wast Bait st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-22
VEsGErINE
TOE BEST SPRING MEDICIN

TGE BEST SPRING MEDICINE.
Ch.restown-H K. Stevens: Dear Sir-This
is 10 certify that have used your Blood Prep;
aralion" in my family for several years. and
.nink thst fer Scrofus or Csnkerous Humors or
iheun.atic Affections it cannot be excelledi and
NJ blood purifier and spring medicine it is the
best thing have ever used and l have used 81,
most every thing. / can cheerfully recommend
it 10 any ono in need of such q medicine.
Yours. respectfully,
Mrs. A. a. UINSMoRE 10 Russell st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-22
WHAT WAS THE FORBIDDEN FRUIT Pit is
O common opinion that

WHAT WAS THE FORBIDDEN FRUIT Pit is
common opinion that
"Thc fruit
OF that forbidden tree, whose mortal ts5tc
Brought death into the world snd all or woe, -
was the apple. Blu! there is no foundation in
Scripture for the opinion. Tie sDalo is no.
Whero mentioned in this connection. The
"apple tree" is three times mentioned 10 tho
Bible, viz: Sol. Song 23, and SIS; Joel LIP.
Apples are mentioned only three times, VIZ:
Prov 25:l1 Sol. Song 49, and rs.
Some tiuo since, iu writiog to 4 missionary
in Eastern Turkey, rear Thero the Garden ci
Eden is supposed to have bsco located, Wc ask
ed if there we're any local traditions 10 regard 70
the matter. 10 his reply be says:
The MohsumclaDs ge1araIIy sly that .he
fjrbildeo fruit Was wheat, though some sap.
pose it to B., i3s, aad others grapes. Tne AT-
muuiaua aimos. universally reckon it to have
been apples, though somo Of The priests OF the
mere ignoraat c!asS, 10 order 10 fad warrant
for their tasts, say it w-5 mest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-22

Tie wori ''pauDbie." is derived iror ths
uanc cf Greek aG:hore5s, PSmphyiis, who
compiled history Ct .hc world into thirty FIVE
little Docks. Punch oad July is ooo;rsc.
lion from Po1:ius aud judas. 1t is 4 relic OF
an old "mitscie play" in which the ac:crS Wcrc
Pouiius pisto and Judas Iacsriot. "B;got' is
from Visigo,ha, 10 which the fcIce ami intoc
rart Arianism Of the Visigoth coaqueror o?
Spain has bccn hao!sd doRo 10 :nfamy.
"Humbu2'' i5 from usu6urg; "a pigc, o.
Hamburg news, Hsg in Germany proverbiat
expre;.i9u fof io;se political runofs. ''G,uze''
derives its name irou, Gsz., where it vas first
made. "Tabby CT" is a.iugcousclous that her
naGc is derived from Aiab, famous street III
Bsrdad, inhabited BY the mapufaciursrs oi
skcu sUfs called atab2 ar tatiety. the wavy
narzirg, OF the sa,ered silks resembling pus-
sys coat. ''UId Scratch" IS tie demon Skrstti.
who still survives 10 the supoIstitoas Of North.
ern Europe. "O'd MEX is nore other tbao
Nikr, the dangerous water demon Of Scandipa-
vial Legend. The lemon takes lis rsme from
the city Of Lima.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-22

A writer n lie Mechanics M2gaztae, Lon-
don, u giving az ;c:orrt Ct his experiments
with spontaneous combustion, sta'c5 thlt bs
took hspdful OF cotton was!s s2ak3d i: 10 the Gil
to be experimental upon, Hrurg out the excs:s
of Gil, aud them put it into q bex with some d,y
cotton. The box with liz copteots was then
heated to l75' Fab, aud 10 - minutes the
cotton saturated with boiled lieseed oi! was
found to be on ite. B2i!ed linseed oil and seal oil
were found to be lhs most conbustible; next 10
order came lard OIL which took four houre;
raw linseed oil took four to FIVE hour; rape
seed oil and Gallipoli olive oil took little lon'
ger thas the lest. All the tils thus named ore
ethers ofslyceriue. Castor oil which is Dot
an ether of alycsrine, took tWo days to ignite
spontaneously; sperm oil, too, does not iguite;
aud The petroleums actually stop the spontane.
Gus ombustion of the oils above mentioned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-22
'VEGETINE,

ALL HAVE OBTAINED RELIEF.
South Berwick, Mo, Jan. 18th, 18Th. Z.
Stevens, esq.--Dear Sir have had dyspepsia
in its worst form for tho last ten years. and haVu
taken hundreds OF dollars worth of medicnes
without obtaining any relief In September last
I commenced taking the Vegetne, since which
time my hetlth has steadily improved. My foo.
digests vol, and l have gained fifteen pounds o.
flesh. There are several others in this place
taking Vcgetinc, ard Ill have obtained relief
Yours truly, THOMAS Z. MOORE,
Ovorseer of Card Boom
Portsmouth Co.'S. Mills.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-22

AGIEAr KENTucxIAH- cCreerJ is queer
duck Fancy a dark brown, round, fat face
with hanging jaws, dark eyes set back into a.
most uufathomable csverns of sockets, the en-
tira ton of his head bald and shiny as copper
kettle. and 8 valance Of coarse, black heir hang'
;nr oround the lower half of his skull like
fusae ns in mourning for departed friends. q is
shnnlders do not ft him well, but come high up
hob;nd The cerepellum. Then picture his pen.
nointed coat and his hands in his pantaloons'
ppocket and as he walks around the vacant space
behind the seats. looking up at the clock oGcas.
he difficult to fancy monstrous black beetle.
solemn and clumsy, but not readily driven out
of the psth,-PittsbHrg Dispatch,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-22

Our PRINTED BIBLE.-Tho first printed
Bible was by Gutenberg 10 l456. 1t was
denny folio of two vols. of 1882 pages, each
page having two columns Of AZ lines. Cover
daIes Bible, the first Bible in English, is sup.
posed to have been printed 10 Zurich by Chris
topber Fraschover, and published October 4,
1885. The Bishops Bible, so called because
eight of the fourteen translators were Bishops.
was printed by Richard Jugge. London, 1868.
The Brooches Bible was SO called from IFS rem:
deriug of brooches for aprons Gen. iii. 7, aud
was printed 10 Locdou By Christopher Barker.
1878. Tho first authorized Roman Catholic
Version Of the New Testament was printed ut
Rheims in l5S2-the O:d at Douay, 1909 10.
King James Bible. the present accepted Pro.
testaut Version, was printed by Robert Barker,
London, 1911. Tho first Polyglott Bible was
printed at Genoa, 10 1916, under the supervi-
sion of Peter Paul Porrus. 1t contained Ho-
brew, Arabic, Chadac, Greek aud Latin
Irish Church Advocatc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-22
ANCIENT EGYPTIAN LINEN.-The long linen

ANCIENT EGYPTIAN LINEN long linen
bandagcs in which the aacieni Egyptians swatb'
ed their munimss flcr the lapse Of 1000 years
are frequently found iu &C excslleot state OF
preservation, though much discoIorcd with oge.
A recent writer ca this sutjeot says: Tho
beauty Of thia texture and the peculiarly 10
the structure oi mummy cloth were very strik.
iug. It was free from eual or lssiu. or inpreg'
nation of any kind, aud had evidently been
originally whito. Ii Vas close aud firm. yet
very elastic. The yarn Of both warp aud wool
was double, consisting Of i've fine threads twist
ed together. Tao woof vas single. The warp
contained ninety threads to the inch, the woof
or weft only f>rty four. The ineuess Of these
materials after tho manner Of cotton yaro. was
about thirty hanks 10 the pound. The subse
quent examination Of great variety of mummy
cloth showed that the disparity between the
warp and wool belonged to the system ct manu-
facture, and that the warp had generally tWc1
or thrice and not seldom four times the NUN.
Der of threads 10 one inch that the woot had.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-22
HENR Z B.R.ENGLE,
C0.N'TE.yUEs sTI2s HI.vG ST,
Tho Gandv n anuf1rtnry

The Caady ElaANIa C50FJ
Which has been il operation there !2r oTe.
twenty. FIVE years His candies sro made ircSh
every day CT The fines: sugar and tho puTes. fluiL
extracts combined to Goyelop lhe mos: delicious
ard delicate 1svcrs.
He offers Caromsls OF sll favo!s, Chocolate
Creams, Cresm WslHuts, Cream ) irs and Date-
Gnd Sugsred Fruits of sil kiade. Jaity o. Il! Ts-
rieties and Hsyors, &c, &c. IT prices slmays as
low IS any house in Alexandra, and n msny
sorts 81 half the rates charged ht some oatahl:h-
ments.
Black. Fruit, Pound, jelly and Fancy Cskes'
Pies speciality Fruits. Nuts, ConiecIonefiSs,
Brengle's lea Cream, Water Ices and all the
delicscies of the season. lie caters for families
and entertainments. feb dit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-22

Special contracts vil Be made with yearly ad.
ver.isar!.
Marriage and Dsa.h Notices fifty cents. Obitu-
aries viii! be charged at advertisement rates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-22
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

HARMON 6 SMITH
GROCERS s. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Corner Prince and Roysl tss.,
ALEXAN VA.
A choice line of FAMILY GROCERlAS a.
ways in stock aud for sale at loves! ms7kel
prices. Consigamenta so!icitcd and prompt re-
turns made jsh li-ll
NEW AUCrION AND COMMISSION
~ HOUSE.
We hsyo oponed st No 22 ROYAL ST. an
Auction and Commission House.
We are row rasdy TO receive all kinds oi mer.
chnnGi=e snd household goods on coa:i:aneht
or purchase the same.
We think it may prove sn advantage 10 per-
Socs who have PRODUCE Of any desclir:'on
10 send it to us. Located immediately opposite
the Iuair entrance TO tue Market on Roy g.,
goods Can be exposed every morning al public
suction, 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 q call.
We will attend to auctiOneering at public sales
of property, and respectfully solicit share of
public patronage. pNEAh y CCAS:
ls-Auction goods constsat!y on hand and Tor
sale. nov 5-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-22

DhATTS ASTRAL OIL, believed to be the
L best and safest oil produced from petrole-
I'M; also Kerosene, Signal Lard and Sperm
Oil, just received by
febS i. S. LEADBEATER & BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-22

pAGEH'S COD Liver OIL and LIME
q = preparation combining the virtues of
pure Cod Liver Oil with Phosphate of Lime,
making really pleasant emulsion.
dec II JANNEY & co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-22

TEE CELEBRATED STAR BRAND
L NEW PROCESS CAMERON MILLS
FAMILY FLOUR, by the eighth, quarter and
full bsrre!, for sale by
fan II HARMON & SMITH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-22

rUFFALO LITHIA WATER-We have
A just received direc! from tho springs anoth-
er full supply OF the sbove celebrated water:
We have sod remarkably large quantity. and
nave hesrd CT its good qualities from several par.
ties. Send fer circular.
fehl E. s. LEADBEATEK s. BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-22

NYOTICE-WE WILL AT ALL TIMES
~ SELL GROCERIES AS CHEAP, AND
MANY OF THEM CHEAPER, THAN ANY
PRICE LIST ADVERTISED. a comparison
M nricfs solicited. E. J. DAVIDSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-22

A LIENS COMPOUND BABY POW.
IA DER, for chatting and abrssions. TEL;
powder is laodicsted mildly with sslicyilc and
ooracic acids and The sulph-carbolate OF sodium,
and will be found specific for many minor skin
diseases, namely. Dives, ne:tle rash. &c, &c
But it is especially recommended for lntanule
chahng and abrasis. For sale by
jan "a WAKEFIELD s. HALL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-22

~ dyne Pectoral, Wistsr's Bslssm Of Wild
Cherry, BULBS Cough Syrup, Winchester Sy-
t1p Of Hypophospites, Ayre's Cherry Pectorsl,
Leadbeatel's Cough Syrup and q crest number
Of other preparations for the euro of Coughs,
Colds, &c, for sale by
ieb7 X. s. LEADBEATER s. BRO.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-27
LOOA HERE!

Having received large lot of Moulding from
Chicago, al" now prepared TO make ali kinds
OF
PICTU RI Il FIR A NJ ES.
Repairing Furniture and Sewing Machines
specially
Lounges and Mattresses of every description
made to order.
Perforated Chair Bottoms constantly on
hand.
Saws filed by machinery at MY SHOP, on
Bridge Street above Levy's Store.
GEO WALKER
winnemuocs, July Is 1878 N "... i-.-- ~