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NATIONAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE,

Til" annual visit Of an Examining
Surgeon from this well known In.
stitutr will be made to New Orleans
December LIST. 1879. He vii! have
skilled assistants from the Home
Institute. and will remain until De.
cc,nher 25th, 1879. Preparations for
this visit are amply sufficient to
meet any increased demands.
Surgical eases and those rcoul.
ring personal attention should come
early. that they may have attention
for the whole month if necessary.
In its chosen sl%ccialtics, Club Feet,
Spinal and Hip diseases. Paralysis,
contraction. and diseases of the
Joints, Piles. Fistnla, private di.
S"asrs. Catarril. Diseases of the
Eye, Ear, etc, this Institute is IN.
"xcrll'd. Refers by permission to
the many we'll known citizens of
New Orleans who are it's patrons.
Rooms. as before. at No. 1866 st.
Charles Street, where we will be
pleased to e our old patients, with
as many new ones as may choose
to call. For further particulars
write to National Surgical Insti-
tutc. indianapolis, Ind. Philale..
phla, Pa, or Atlanta, Ga.
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NOTICE

NJ. Jules Dorni"r otiiies all those who
were not registered at the last election,
and those who may have since changed
ward or voting precinct, to have said
change effected upon the Registration and
Poll Books.
1h" office of Registration will be open
from O'Clock \. NJ. to- o'clock, =. NJ, at
the following places, t"-wit:
Court %lIonsc, from October lst. to No>cm-
Der LIST.
st. Ward, Mr.. Paul Crest, 3rd. and lth.
Nov.
2nd. ward, Mr.. l.. G%randeury, 5tl. and
9th. Nov.
Bird. ward, Mrs. Wild. V. Mclancon, eth.
and -th. Nov.
''th ward, Mr.. +. Desdiey, 10th and nth
Nov.
III. ward, Mr.. Marcclin Tircuit. 10Th NOV.
" +" Mess. Kaufman Il klotz, 18th.
Nov.
9th. ward, Mr.. j. Billion, lAth. and 18th.
Nov.
18th. ward. Mr.. J. V. Armant, 18th. and
18th. Nov.
-th. ward. Mr.. +. Falgoust, 10Th. and
Goth. Nov.
The office will be transferred to the
Cni!"I House from the 2ist. until Uacclu-
Der LIST.
JULES DORNIER.
Supervisor of Registration.
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AA5uAr Nsws?

-Bnt on what leg or what back
d0the radical candidates now stand!
For the race. since eight or ten
days, has been very singular
amongst them. and the running
gentlemen, more devoted to their
personal interests than to the intc-
rests of the country, give Us the
spectacle rather of runaway soldiers
than n disciplined body OF men.
They are scattered.
They do not even recognize them.
selves.
They have forgotten their own
names and the names of the con
ventions to which they belong.
Where is their standard bearer
Where are their chiefs:
Where are Miles, Simms, Dick
and others
Miles, the late great cl.ieftain
who had to conquer and rule over
u legend of devoted subjects, is
ruled ont. Four " five friends are
the remnant of his troops.
Miles has lost his seven miles
boots and is well satisfied that he
cannot rcconqurr them by the cleo
ton.
Then, Miles has made up his
mind, and he now cov"ts the Sella.
torial boots claimed by Sonny
SimmS.
But Sonny. who is modest
enough to think that he has an
:triStocratic foot, aflirms that the
senatorial boots are too strait for
the plcbeian foot OF Miles.
Aud l. Como, on his side, hav.
ing some people with him, says
that the big toes of Sonny Simms
are in no way entitled to IL senate
:ial pair of boots.
Three men for Il PAIR Of boots!
Maybe tour!
Where is the cobbler who will de-
ode the point
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PROCLAMATION Of ELECTION,
SIlIEIFF's OFFICE. Parish of st. James,
-: laiaua L. o. Al.l 100

SlEEIFFs OFFICE, Parish of st. James, I
st. James, La, Oct. 2eth. 1879. (
To the Qualified Electors of the Parish
OF St. james:
WHEREAS, The Constitutional Conven-
ton lately held in the city of New Orleans,
to frame a new Constitution for the State
of Louisiana, ordered an election to be
holden throughout the State, upon the
First Tuesday Of December, 1879.
for the purpose Of taking the sense Of the
good people OF this State in regard to the
adoption OF rejection of the said Constiru-
ton, at which election each voter shall ex
press his opinion by depo>iting in the
ted or written For the Constitution,'
or, against the Constitution or such
other words Us will distinctly convey the
intention of tn. voter F; and
Whereas, Ii is further provided that at
the above stated time and place there shall
be elected a Governor, IA Lieutenant Gov
tfnor. Il Secretary of State, an ATTORNEY
General, a State Auditor Of Public Ac-
counts and a Superintendent of Public
Education, for tn" term o flour years and
Whereas, II is further provided that at
the same time and place there shall be
elected Senators and Representatives OF
the General Assembly OF this State. 70,
the term OF four Years, to represent the
different Senatorial Districts and Repre-
sentative Districts and parishes as ap-
pointed in said Constitution (: and
Whereas. 1t is further provided that at
the same time and place there shall he
elected, fox the term of four years, one
District Judge, and one District Attorney,
for each of the Judicial Districts Of this
state; and
Whereas. 1t is further provided that at
the same time there shall be elected in each
parish by the qualified electors thereof,
one Clerk Of the District Court. one She
ritt and one Coroner, for.the tenn OF four
Years. and rs many Justices of the Peace
and C~onstal'lrs. as o provided by law,
tor the term Of four years
All the names of the persons voted for.
at said election, for tlleoil;ces h%ereinbetore
enumerated. to be written or printed on
the same ticket and deposited in the
sam" b~nllot-boN, as the vote for or against
the Constitution !; and
Whereas, 1t is further provided that al
the election held for the ratification a,
rejection of said Constitution. it shall b,
lawful Tor each voter to have written O,
printed on his ballot, "For ordinance re-
lative to State debt" or the words. !.
Against ordinance relative to State debt.
and IN the event that a majority Of til,
ballots so cast have Endorsed on Them
For ordinance relative to State debt
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And Dick, II Dick, the Rev.
Dick of Dickerson whom we have
lately seen with a splendid pair of
riding. boots or bottles d Tecuyirc
Dick is sad, low.spirited and
monrntnl. He sings the requiem OF
the dead. He has lost for ever the
representative boots OF his past clio.
ry.
Poor Dick
But the grateful people will en-
grave on the tombstone of the late
Dick the following latin epitaph
"Moga"s Legislator init"
He was Il great Legislator.
And as long as the United State
will exist as Il nation, the name OF
Dick Will live in the memory OF
men. Our grand children, to the
most remote p%ostcrity, will recol.
lect and praise the glorious name
of Dick.
o Dick! 0 Lord!
q Lord! o Dick!
But what to say of III. +. Siskron,
the candidate for cicrkslip?
Nothing.
Let us simply state that NJ. Sis.
kron, who is a parish judge, will
never be "a clerk of Court. Ducas
has the mead OF the race, and the
distance between the runners is sc
great that they arc unsten the one
by the other.
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hitherto from the Public Road
being half an acre from the rear
OF Tricks lot, the said tract of
land opening as described,
takes a width of Two hundred
and sixty four links (264) all
the way back to the eighty acre
limit and is bounded above
from said rear lot of Rodolph
Prick by the property of Maspe-
rot andGaudet ; which tract of
land contains an area of Fifty
three acres (53) american mca.
sure, Of which Forty-tour three.
fiftlls acres (44 800 are left as a
field common to all the parties
Interested and eight two .tifths
acres e 2I5) are divided into
lots.
Terms and Conditions: Cash in
U. $. Legal Currency.
VICTOR MILES,.
Sheriff.
Sheritf's office, October 28th.,
1879.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH COURT,
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES,
WILLIAM VENUS,
VS.,
S. +. SISkRON.

BY virtue of and in obedience to
a writ of III. Ia, to me direc,ed,
by the above Hon. Court in the
above entitlrd suit, l have seized
and taken into my possession, and
will offer for sale, at public auction.
at the door of the Court House, in
this parish, Oh
Sat"r1ny, the 22d doy Of No.
rrmd'r, 4 d., 1879, at
ii o'clock, 4. NJ,
the following described property,
tO.wlt:
1o.-One four-wheel buggy.
2o.-One big sorrel horse.
3o.-Onc set OF harness.
TermeS and Conditions Cash in
U. S. legal Currency.
V. MILES
Sheriff.
Sherih's Office, November 9th, 1870.
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then the ordinance and article Of said or
dinance shall form a part of the C0nstitu.
ton submitted, it the majority Of votes
80 east shall have Endorsed on them tho
words, against ordinance relative to
State debt" then said provisions and H.
ticles shall form no part Of the Constitu-
ton.
Now, therefore, I, V. Miles, Sheriff of tho
parish of st. James, in pursuance of the
proclamation Of His Exccllency, Louis Al
fred Wilt, Lieutenant Governor OF rtle
the absence of the Governor and in TOM
pliance with law, do hereby issue this my
proclamation to the voters of the parish
OF st. James, directing all election to he
held in this parish ut sncl places az nay
be hereafter designated by the proper au-
thOrities on
TUESDAY, THE 2ND. DAY OF DECEMBER,
A. D. 1879.
being the first Tuesday o fsaid month. from
I O'Clock A. NJ. toe o'clock in the afternoon.
for the purpose Of taking the sense Of the,
good people of this parish in regard to the
adoption or rejection Of the Constitution
submitted for ratification; for the r~atitica-
ton or rejection of the ordinance adopted by
The Constitutional Convention in relation
to the debt of the State; for the election
OF all State officers rs above enumerated,
and one Senator from the Eight, Senato-
rial District. composed of the parishes Of
st. James and Ascen sion, II District judi
&c and one District Attorney from the
Iwenty-sccond Judicial District, composed
also of said parishes Of St. James and As.
c%ehsion, one Representative, one Clerk Of
the District Court. one Sheriff, one Co.
roner, eight Justices of the Peace and eight
Cons:ables.
And do hereby order and direct the
several Commissioners to he hereafter APP
pointed by the proper authorities to COZ
duct said election in..the manner prpscri-
bed by law, and make due return Of their
respective polls to my office, within the
shortest possible delay.
In ~testi'r"ncy wcreof, I have hcreynto
affixed my official signature at St. James,
La, this 2sth Of October, A. D. 1879. :
V. MILES.
Sheriff of the parish of St. James.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH COURT,
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.
HERSCH, ADLER g. co.
VS..
WIDOW CHARLES GAUDIN,

BY virtue of and in obedience to
a writ of III. Fa.. issued in the above
entitled suit. and to me directed by
the above Honorable Court, I have
seized and taken into my possession
and will Offer for sale Oh the prcmi.
SEES, on
Saturday, Nocrmber 29M.
1879, ut IL O'clOck Il. NJ.
The contents Of one country Sto.
re, consisting as follows:
1.-One lot of Dry Goods.
2.-One Grockery.warc.
3.-One " Notions & show. case.
4.-Omc Liquors.
Terms and Conditions Cash in
u S. legal Currency.
A. LIVAIN BOURGEOIS,
Sheriff.
Slerif1-S Office. Parish of st. James,
November 10Th. 1879.
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1t is a wr!l,knOw tact that the
word candidate is derived from the
word candid.
But it is more difficult to find Il
candid candidate than some sense in
the head of Il fool.
Then, when you hear a candidat.
praising his ranlor. you may cadi.
dig say: Is II poxsibie9
Isit possible, Miles, Simms, Dick
and Co.
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= ~ wa IA lJ-NS vi NsAlxlL =
The purchaser to assume the pay.
mrnt OF TO the extent and pro rata
of his bid aud adjudication) i mort
gage notes dated April 29th. 1873
payable on or before the expiration
of years after date with interest
at the rate of ) per cent per annum
all in gold coin of the then stan
dnrl Of the gold coin of the United.
States. said notes are subscribed
Fly \ruvc Clara EorStaIl. to her
OWN order and endorsed by her
and made payable at the office of
Mrssr>. S. G.& &. Ward in the City
Of New.iork. Three (3) Of said
notes being for the sum OF $50, 600
each and the remaining one being
for the sum s~ol.'24l55. Each Of
said notes being paraphcd Ne u-
r'ctW by Theodore GuAol Notary
Public, and the balance ut the price
oftir adjudication, if any, to be
pald in Cash. The Executors of said
Estate resrrving to themselves the
right of demanding and cxactins
from the purchasers such security
as they may deem best before Civ
ing possession for the proper care
and preservation of the property
purchased during the interval be
tween the adjulication'and sale aud
the maturity of the mortgage debt
assumed by the purchaser.
The purchaser will assume the
payment OF all taxes Of 1919 paya.
bic in 1850.
Act Of sale at the expense Of the
purchaser before Theodore Guyol,
Notary Public.
l!oEY, MACON & OCONNOR.
Newt Orleans, November llth. 1878.
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THE ONE UNDIVIDED TWEEN

the following described property,
to wit:
THE ONE UNDIVIDED TWEEN
TEETH OF \ CERTAIN
TRACT OF LAND, situated
in the Parish of St. James. on
the right bank Of the Mississippi
pi. at ab"nt >iXty.seven miles
above the city of New Orleans.
measuring one half arpent front
on the public road, and is
bounded above 10y Rodolph
Tricks ten acre lot, at the ear
of which, the tact ofland opens
to an extent of one hundred
and eighteen and five eleventh
links Nls5) The width
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POLICE JURY.
President. Il. a. Harrison.
Secretary, Emile j. Iaichc;
Members. Elphhgc rocN". J. 4. Bonr.
gr"is. Dfsir" Leblanc, Henry johnson, p.
Scacrp and Il. Si,m1ns.
SCHOOL BOARD.
President. j. Gcntil:
Secretary, J. Louis Ganl"t:
Members, jules Jacob. Mnrcelin Tircuit,
T%helrsphorc Dugas. Jos. Cnln. j.. Villa
vase, Alfred Plaisanre. Alfred Mirr.
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SATURDAY, NOV. %. 1879.
Official Directory.
EOurth .Judic:al District.

comprising the Parishes of Ascension,
ST. James, St. John the Baptist and st.
Charles.
District ,Indg........-.--..Hc Henry Dnf1cl,
District A:torncy.....-.--.F. b. Earlart.
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Parish ofSt. james.

Parish Iulgc.........S +. Sishron,
Parish At,orney......J f.. Poch:.
Clerk Of Court...... Emile J. Laiche,
Rrcnrlcr.-.......-...L Louis Eagas,
Trcasurrr ........-.. Henry Fritrl,
Tax Collector ........E. c. hirr.
sheriff Victor Miles,
Coroner Jules Leblanc.
Parish physician....
Assessor. Jules Dornicr.
Supervisor of Regis
Official journal ......IE Lo;'lSIANAIs,
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Seventh Senatorial! District.

Comprising the Parishes Of Ascension
and St. James,.
State simultaneously IRE Landry.
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1N'oilJ'"S .. iJOey, Vi
flee No. II Carondelet Street, New
Orleans.
Saturday, goth Of December,
1879, at IL o'clock, n,
at the st. Charles Auction Elk.
change in the City of New Orleans,
by virtue Of an order Of the Honor.
able A. S. Tissot, Judge of the Sec.
ond District Court for the Parish
OF Orleans, dated the 7th of No.
veinber, 1879, will he sold by Pub.
lie Auction, the following property,
tO.wit:
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND.
established us a Sugar Planta
ton, aud known as the st
James Estate, situated in the
Parish Of st. James, in this
State, on the right bank of the
river Mississippi, at abont GA
Miles above the City of New.
Orleans, measuring lG arpents
more or less in breadth, II ar.
penis whereof front Immediate.
ly on said river, aud the other
4 arpents are bounded in front
10y the land on which
the Roman Catholic Church
OF st. James is erected, and by
other lands belonging to n.
Nignonet. The said plantation
being bounded on the upper
line by a lot Of ground now or
lately occupied by j. Billion
ard the new Cemetery. to y
depth of about 5 arpents, and
there by the plantation former.
" belonging to Lapice Broth.
er>, and on the lower line BY
the plantation now or lately
belonging to Philemon Gnidry.
The said plantation running
back within parallel lines to
the end Of the double coiccs.
sion aud thence including scv.
eral tracts of land in the rear
OF and adjoining said second
concession and the rear line of
the Gnid'y plantation, so as to
measure about 1887 superficial
acrcs,and withthc main tract Il
aggregate of about 25GJ acres,
together with all the buildings
and other Improvements there.
on: Steam Engine and mill.
Horses, mules, cattle and i'm
plement> of ha,sbanlry and gem
orally all and every thing on
and belonging to the said
plantation without any excep.
ton or reservation whatever.
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Saturday December 9Th 1879.
al ii o'c!0ck 4. NJ.

the following described property
to Wit:
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OFFICE,
Lie CISlASA Il @
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
New ORLEANS. Nov. 10 1870

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 10, 1879.
$4,000, CO.
Received from the Louisiana Euu.tahIc
Late Insurance Company, Two Thousand
Dollars, being III full of the amount due
on my Ten Year Endowment Policy, No.
2"-l, an" thsa t'aN. For prompt payment
| tender my thanks.
Very respectfully.
j, q. BiENNENUE.
Witnesses. II. W; goNNoR,
j. h. TlLDI.N.
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FIR, Corcorhn's Reply.

The Governor sent commuoicanoa to the
Legislature 90 Monday. TRANSMITTING tho follow
iog respc1so of Mr.. ". w, Co!cor,n TO lbe
Joint resolution CT tho Gceersl Assembly tx
pres:ivc Of appreciation of his good will Sc o.
len mauifcsltd f5r the State and his macy val
usbe donations to her a1d her in;t!tu:ious:
"WAsuINGroN. D. Z. Feb. 1879.
"Gov L W NJ Holiday. Richmond Ha.:
"Mr. D:ar S.r-l have rsoelYcd with INK
,ressi5lo sa,issac,i her s,iu l3n, Transmitted
by Your Excellercy. aud emsaailas az hey do
trom The repTt s-Ula:lv. If he yTsGd od COm
monwsaIth which has ever c'uua7ded my
vensraioD, it is natural chat stoud lndueo
vsDis pIdo 10 becoming the reci plent OF 'hl'
gratifying tribute, ho@ever unHorih9 OF such
DISTINCTION may consider uystlt.
BE pless TO Convey to TIC General AS
sembIy tf Virginia my grateful acknowledge.
mept of the honor conferred upon me. and
accep, f,r yourself the renewed ss:u anas5 OF
my high consideration acd q: 'oa! esteem.
1T uyy-us,
wv. ". CORCORAN.
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one WHo SAW WAsHISGroN.-Tbe decease
OF Mrs. Ret zb,h Thomas sn sged Friend. s!
her home, in Pbladelphis, on Sundsy, recalls
the C! that she wai one of the few surviving to
&C lale Day who had distinct and trustworthy
recollectious of having aeep George Washington.
Her fstbe. wss Nathan Spencer who had eighty
,ears ago, considerable es:ste jus: ess. If Ger
msntown, on which. BY the way, Godfrey, the
ipvestor OF tue quscrant, w.s buried. In 1913
The yelo~ fever prevailing in Pbi'ade phia--,it
carried of 8 627 persons during August and tho
three following months-OliVer Wolcott. VINO
was ; secretssy of the Treasury. in Ws,hngton's
cabinet, was boarding with his wife st Mr..
Spercera, and the President, accompanied oy
bis wife-"Lsdy Washington" by uniVefss!
u.sze-came from bi3 out.of town re:ldencs to
see him. They rode 10 The customary stats, IN
a coach drawn by TOUR cream coiofed horeee,
and their advent at Friend SDeocers mansion
created naturally no little excitement. his
lit.ls daughter, Of FIVE years, after the giea.
general asd the stately 'Lsdy" had passeGi in.o
lhe w Woico,t apartment, ran With olhel cnna:en
to look at thr disLng uised visitors ana peaqpioE
| in At the vii dow saw them seated lntioe. why
| "a Hsrzh.h rs taat Lsdy W Washington
Whv. she's only woman, after all
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VEGETINE.

ALL HAVE OBTA1NHD kELIEF.
South Berwick, Nc. Jan. 17!h: 18Th. K.
Stevens e:q.--Urar Sir: 1 have had dyspepels
in its worst form for the last ten years. and have
taken hut drecs OF dollars worth Of medicines
withou. obtaining any relief In September lest
commenced taking the Yegetine, since which
iimu my health has steadily improved. My food
tigcIts well, and l bavo gained fifteen pounds OF
aesn. There arc several others in this plsce
taking Fcg=tDo, sad All have Obtained reiet
Yoirs Ir.Iy, THOMAS Z. MooRE,
Ovorseer of Gard koOm
Portsmouth Cos. Mills.
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V&sgTE'l'lNE y
80 Tx i ND SURE,

Mr.. L. Z. Stevens: In 1872 your Vegstine
was recommended to me, and, yielding to tho
po;zuasions Of friend consented to try it.
1t tho time Was suffering from general debll!-
ty and nervous prostrstion, suporinduced by
Greswork and Irregular habits. Its wonderful
en2.he1ing end curative properties seemed to
s.fsc. my debilitsted system from the first dose !;
and undor It's persistent use rapidly recovered
gsning moro than usual health and good feel
ing. Snce then ! have not hesitaled 10 give
Vega,inc IT most unqualified Endorsement, as
being safc sure ard powerful agent IN pro-
noting health and restoring the wasted system
to new life and energy. Vegetine is the only
medicine use; and rs long as live l never
expect to find better. Yours truly.
W. H. CLARK, l20 Monterey st.,
aIlayhsnv Pennsvlvania,
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VEGETINE
WHAr Is NEEuED.

Bciton, Feb. 13tb, 1911. II. 4. StevenG, esq
Dear SIR bout one yeHr since l found myself
in feeble condilion from general debility.
Vegetlne WAS strongly recon mended to me By u
frand who had bean much bs' Gifted by lls Use
procured the article, and, after using several
ptllIss WAS restored to ho.lth. and discontinued
us use l feel quite cohfdont that there Is no
medicnc superior to it for those complaints for
which it is .spccialIy prepared, and would cheer
fully recommend it to those who iesl that they
aead surnclhI2g 10 restore lhom to perfect health
Eespccifu!ly yours u. l. PkTTiNGILL.
llrn ofS m. PeLtlhxiIi u Co.,
No 10 State street Boston,
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Comm1ssEaH ssaaCHaHTs.

CGMM!Ssk1R Aae.stC4AfafS. =.
CHAS. S. TAYLOR. Jr.
(Ls!e of J. T. Becbhsn ); C0 )
GENEHAL COMMISSIOH &@"tG IN L,
Agent for
j. B. FICkLEfi !S S0ES
CELEBEATED BElDGEW ATHR IA MIL!
FLOUH,
IL North UEion stra.t
jan 23 A!cs.ndrls. Virginia
AiezanGFia, January Isl! 1873.
T1HE UND2R>ItN y Eli IL 4 T!lS -
Il formed 3 copartaership undcc tie cfm
name of & HARNOE & SI!gG, tVr the rurunsc
OF conducting lhc GROCERY end co !! -
SION business y; !ho o!d stand o! A!leH .. Esr,,
mon, corner Of Priccs aud ivya! streets. snd
would bs pleased to receive con,;nuS:.c.' oi me
ALLEN G. HAN3OH.
len l4-I,u ALEXiS GA!TH.
HAHMON 6 SMITH.
GRDCERS& s. COMALSS-Gt| b MEEI&AHiS
Corner Prince scd Boys! s:s.r
ALENANpEIA, FA.
4 choice line of FAMILY GROCME! E5 sl-
ways in stock and for sale st lowest market
prices Consigameals solicited and pTonp, re-
turns made. ian Ii-tl
Aloxandris, January l, 1879.
MIR. EDWIN II. OBRlEN is a nlcm5er OF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-05
VEGETINE
TIE BEST SPRING MEDICINE.

TIE BEST SPRING MEDlClNE.
Charlestown-H 4. Stevens: Dear Sir-This
Is to certify that have used your " Blood Prep:
araion" in my family for several years. and
think that for Scrofula OF Cankerous Humors or
Rheumatic 4 ~cllons i. csnnot bs e1celled; and
as blood purifier and spring medicine 1t is the
be.. thing have ever used, and have used al,
most every thing J. can cheer(ully recommend
it TO any ona III need Of such medicine.
! ours respectfully,
NJ. a lIISsNoRE 10 Russell st.