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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-13

"a eli@ais hopirg 10 check fAs ravaEss
Il disease. lave ieasd ike priceless
tass a hsalsA
iHvallas q The Nev Eugla6a States.
oosae ga a yoar New KrElana bones
q higher sltitB8s where tie air i
light ard pure, add get AT and healthy
Coosumptves IN the frsi stages q tbe
disease, act sopelessly gireu ever e
sbe malaJy. bot With indobitAbis ,rAc-
ings u shattered health And well-@ask.
% iadicsiious u lnng disease, qalt
aniSVotable hygicnie surroundings Al
home. leave yogr different occupations
and 70 10 the Rocky Mountains And.
Inspired by the temptations 81 tbt
climate and scenery o. cut door life
repair anew the wasted tissues Of the
body aud extend your hold on life
Much has been said aud writlep On
the climate aud productions Of these
two States. Kansas aud Colorado. bul
the bali has not yet been told. ! say
70 al my friends Of the good old State
Of Vermont. IKE fair warning before il
Is too late The time was when the
journey 10 this section II the country
Of which have beea speaking would
take months perbaps, bat now il Is
very different, aud those who may think
Of coming West for land or for health
would DO well to correspond with
Charles Snosd. the land agent. at go
S CLARK St. Chicago, OF with Mr.. 7.
b Grost. the gentlemanly passenger
agent, Kansas City This is the most
popular road running west from Kan
sas City TO Denver, or any point 10
Colorado The tourists will hnd on
this road Pullmsn's drawing room,
sleeping palaces, and elegant day
coaches. WIS
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Bishop Whippie Of Minnesota yigor-
ously protests against the proposed
transfer 81 the Indians 10 l.he war de.
partment He thinks that the troubles
wilh lbe red men arise primarily from
the shortcomings Of congress, and tries
TO show that the army would not be
hkel, to mead the matter Oh con-
greas tho bishop says = IL kuows the
evils Of our Indian system aud refuses
20 redress them IL spends money by
millions ia su almshoose system. which
Is to-day prodigal 20 excess and to-
morrow penurious 10 starvation Again
and again the interior department has
been lsh without appropriations 10 feed
the Iadians Congress has never stood
up boldly to protect the indians 10 The
possession Of any country which white
neu have coveted he believes that
The peace policy Of Gen Grant was The
hest course 10 pupae, aud that the ma
tioa will regret any departure from that
poiicy ia the future % Saturday the
house u representatives voted down
che proposition To transfer the Indiana
% The war department
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-13

TIE Democrats 10 Congress, in eau
eas assembled. have decided 10 force
the repeal o. the law requiring test oath
FOR jurors aud the appointment Of mar
sLais and inspectors Of elections, by at
taching them 10 some Of the necessary
appropriation bills. II the Republicans
resist lhis way Of legislation, a. they
certainly will. Il win uecessitate the
calling Of an extra session Of Congress,
II The new Congress should pass the
bilIs the President would probably veto
them This action Is carrying oct the
Democratic doctrine that the govern.
men, has no right to insist on free
aud fair election but that these matters
should all be left to the States.
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Work ia virtually stopped Ia the
pension Office at Washington. The
peasion ommissioner writes to the
secretary OF the interior that the i'm
mediate additions TO the pay,roll will
amount 70 s3l 900 900. with another
extra sum Of 81 500 900 for this year,
AID stu another Of 5000. 900 for 1879
and 1850. but that the adjustment Of
claims must cease until congress pro.
vide the necessary funds This il =
nice condition al things, to pass tue
pension arreaFages bill without making
any provision 10 meet tue demands on
the treasury The whole thing has
more u thc look 81 bluuder than
anything else the government has done
this Ncaf
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yigoross egon, are bsinE made 10
consss The vlaEss is that portion q
gassla where Il already EXISTS. The
villages whers il existed have bsss en-.
,.fely dssuoysd AID lioe q miiliafy
lpclgses the Injected districts, which
alloas u % communication whatever
wish lAe outside world Other nations
sre al.o eufotciug sifict quarantine
regalA,ioh, ~ Which means = 's hoped
lie terrible disease may lie conhhed 70
narrow limits.
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Edmsb8s fo.alsiaaaa a6rMisg the
,ss3ity u he ssssadusssts y ibs COO
sttgtg5 asd lis night q Coagfsss q
past lawt 90 enforcement ga PASSED
~ a nl3ei party vote. ~ ihs Dsmo-
csats rosisg sgAir.st d Tbs clearly
8esses tas stltsas Of TIE tee great
tAst5es "a this ssge. vbieh 10 evident.
I, Ms. Ramur6s' object 10 prsssstng
rs rsaiaslgrs Il isA very good issuc
- a. 70 SIC cseutfy sPoa.
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tmosA Asp rmx ooramomsnns

The Potter committee took the testi-
mouy d psltou. Smith n Weed. Mar.
bic and Tilaen ADD one o. two Others
ii Nes York last seek. This evidence
sho Sc beyond a doabt that az The
cipher kilograms weFe seat and re-
eeived as represented and that the
Tfiauae's translator o. them i sob
stAntially correct That negotiations
wefe estsreI latO BY pellon, Weed And
Marble for the purehAse Of The sleoto.
al vote Of Fiogida sd soalh Caroliua,
sad that The Bsgofiaaiess cell sbrough
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KIIAs d. BURTON, os..
MALCOLM cAAFfkfA '''H'
I b EsTA BROOKS Estate.

" ktate ofyefmcnt, B3straet 81 Manchester a.
IL Probate Caarl, heid Al Manchester, Nithia
and fef ssid DistFet os the z3sh day Of January
T. b. 1879
Prescott Hos BAsREY t3DwAhD. JadKs,
TIE Administrator, VI = ColbHEn &c the esiass
q J. q EstaJrglk late u Manchester IL ssId
slstfiri deceased. proposing 10 reader "a saesaAi
q is Asalnisff&tlgn "a saad estate Is order
- b. ssid t9gFt that SID seeaapt he eIsninsd
fsf ailswsucs At session thereof 70 - held 81
lac Frobat ONES 81 FAet0fy r8lat ia sala disfYl
- tie 1gtA Gag ~ fsbFa4sy, o. 1914. aud lAal
n8iiCe be glfeH " al psTsDns Interested ~ tbs
: d sAas4Iaa u tA4s order "a ths Manchester
1ouReag.. . asutpaPfF printed a. said hGnghss.
-. thFss weeks a1eossssYalys pfssioas 20 aid
fazns ~ heariEg
tFHe feEsffas
Attest. HAgh III HOWARD, Judge.
A true cops u Eeegfd
ass Attsst. HAssRY HOWARD, Jaags.
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A sSlGNEEs SALE
IL IssoLygSoY.

/ viii sell al public auction 10 ths hisAest bid.
dor ~ the store u VIM hhAw, II Rupert equity
of Pennington, State IL yefmgat. ui Taesdsf
fhe 18th, du u February A, y 1873 At 10
O'Clock A. NJ, the following property q W.
shsfas IN tie auptrt Cheese Fsetoiy Cows
YeArAnR Refer, ! Double wagon. ! Buggy
Hsg0n ] Double Harness, siugls Harness, )
Moving Machines, ! Carriage Buffalo Robes,
Horse Blankets, 5 plows, CgltyAtor, liar
RON, Mllk Wagon, fannipg Nil, / Cuttlng
Machine, / Set u Traverse sleighs Eskp0f.
stors, 40 sap Buckets, Gathering Tub, store
Tube, ! Cook st9Ye, l SOW, plRs, D hhoala, =
qHsntiiy 81 Hay and Oats, LOT 81 dosing Ms
chine Extras Al the above property beiongiBg
10 James Mccall insOlYent
Rufus r. DOMINANT, Assignee.
Hnpert, VI. Feb. iih 1919. 9s2s
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(oMNlssIoNER,s NOTICE.

HIHiH y WALEEK's KstAta.
be undersigned, hssiag been appointed ~
thu II 81. Probate Court fDf The district of MAJ
chester, C0mmlssl0Bers. 10 receive, sIslnina aud
adjust I'll claims aud detnands ~ al pers0ns
mgslnnt the estate Of
Hiram b. walker lAis n Manchester
ia said district, deccased, snd al claims srhib-
tied IN effect thereto, hereby EiYs notes that -
sill meet = the purposes afgFsHaid, &t the late
residence ~ ssid deceased, Ia Manchss " on The
izth. day u Apftl shd 2tb day u JGiy atat fFom
) A n. until O'clock y y % sstd lars, and thai
81 months frsm the i8th day Of JsDasFy
A. b 1891 The ums limited b. Sad Court toF
ts4d creditors 10. pfeeent their claims 70 us iOr
examination and all0~anea.
Dated Al Msnehestfr iAis lsth dag ~ gshaA1y,
4. D.. 1873.
ELiAk Is. BUTTON, io.A..s
85.8w MALCOLM CANFIKfAJ, jim =.
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PONDS EXTRACT.
PONDS HTRGT.
The Peoples Remedy.
Universal Pain Extractor.
Morn, Ass ron PONDS EsfR,er.

~usAE. fer I viii speak 81 ,sssii.ns
thipgs.r
PONDS EXTRACT rhs swat vsGstaals
Pals Destroyer, Has tess ~ VS. ever
thirsy ysArt, an a. tAs.nili aFs. AEsA FspaIa
CHILDREN. Ne nanatiy aAa assns % y wiiAaut
Ponds kHtrsss. Aseadsnts, Rrulsssf
Cantasioaa. Cuts. sIsratns, sFs ras,sssA
Himssi lnsiauuy y sttgrtlA apr.iaatira.
pranrsav rriieves t,ssHs II Burns, ss&iAa.
nEeoEaatiens. Shsaags, old ssEss,
nstls. FsIcns, CoTus, etc. Artssis Ia
fammetszu Fssis,es sNNiliugs store bias.lalss,
ftmtTae aian5iofatian nua itais fa4adly,
LADIES md II their hrhs frfuDd II assuaKas
The pains - eAich they peculiarly
enthusiastically fuilness aaA pressure q
The heAa. HAasea vertigo, AZ. Il pfesnPty
ameburates and permanently heale al
kiads q lntiamn IA Attsn ADD ulesra-
tione
HKMoHHaoIDS or PILEsaaa IA ,hi. the
oEig immediate rtiief enc ultimate cure
No casc. however chrnnh a. obstinate can
long rasist is regular nss.
yAHfCOsE VEINS. Il Is The only SUN cure.
kHDNEN DISEASES. Il has ne equal fat per-
BLELDING from any cause. For This Il isA sps-
cine, IL has tayci hundreds q lives vhsh al
othur remedies failed % arust hieeinE fran
nose. stomach, lungs, and risrvhers.
TooTHACHE, IArAchet Neuralgia and
Hhuunstism arr all alike rslHyel, and
Uiteu permanently cura
PMNSIttANA 81 on schools who Are anq ell with
Ponds Extract Of W Itch HaIsI r,oon-
iatna q IN their prartiee, We have isiirIs u
commentator fgum hundreds q Physicians,
many of whom order Il for use IN ther eva
pTaetiee. In addition 90 tho foregosg, they
order tts use Tor Sweillnes u all kinds
Quiasy, Sore Throat, la tanned Ton
kiis, simple and chrome DiRrrhUa, Ga-
taTrh iiur which Il j. sIecfc Chill
bIains, Frosted Feet, stings OF
Insects. Mosquitoes, etc, Chapped
Hands, Face, aAd indeed al maHpI "
skin diseases.
TOILET Use. Hsniavua Soreness, noughness
aud SmartiugJ heals Cuts, Iruptions
ana pimplts. Ii rsrtrss fsftpefdie4 and
irstAss, phile -igily improving the
Compile tots
TO EAHMEHS-Eond' +.tttF {. - STOW
breeder, no Livery Man t.lil nera 20 10 With
out IT. Ii h used by all tie leading Livery
Stables, Street Railroads and first Horsemsn
In New York City. II has no equal for spfAns.
Harness or Saddle Chahnga Stiffness.
Scratches swelliugs Cots, i4aocfAtions, Bleed
ings, Pneumonia, Cole. DHrIh0a ChillA.
Colds, &c Its range Of action Is vide and tia
rulief 1t affords - prompt that II IS inyaaa-
lle In every Farm. ard as well IN every
IRrIu house LIT u be tried once, and you
will never he without it.
CACTIONl Ponds Extract has heen initiated.
The genuine artlc'9 has the worus fonds
Extract blown in each nof jie. il Is y. TaTel
by the only persons living who evsr
knew how to prepare 1t properly. Re use all
other preparations OF Witch Hazel This 10
the only article used by Physicians and 10 tho
bosuitAls OF this country and Europe.
HISTORY and Uses OF Ponds Extract,
IA pnnphlet form, sent free on application 20
PONDS EXTRACT COMPANY, W Maiden
Lane Rev York.
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rnE VIEW BUTTER PACKAGE

The following letter from VIM. John
son, commission merchant. 236 WASH
ingtou St. New York. explains itself !:
NEw YonK, Jan. 20, 1879.
q. w. BRADLEY, ESQ.,. Sunderland, Vt.
Dear Sr:-Your sample VI butter,
packed in your patent boxes. duly re-
ceived and examined, and can see no
reason why PRIME butter packed in this
package will not meet with an excel
lent sale 10 our market. We fiud on
inquiry that most OF the first.class
grocery trade as well as dealers ex-
press a very favorable opinion Of the
pack age and are willing to give it q
fair test and try it on it's own merits.
The package is very neat one and we
think as soon as it is thoroughly in
troduced aud known In our market, that
butter packed in this will meet with
quick sales and figures far exceeding
those Of butter packed in the usual
way. We can cheehully recommend
it to dairymen and butter packers in
general, and we should be pleased to
receive trial shipments Of butter packed
in this way from any who desire to
give the package trial We will
cheeriully give all the information we
can respecting above package.
Yours respectfully.
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WV. JOHNSON.

People who wish information in re-
gard to the practical working Of these
packages are referred 10 the following
persons who have used them the past
season: D. Fl. Dyer. Manchester, Vt ,
Myron Barton, SALISBURY, Vt, X. l..
Graves, w. S. Holt. Sunderland, Vt.
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BOwditch's


MY Nav CATALOGUE ron 1873 Is the beet sod
nIost coniptoheusive w,rk issued, II contains
naInefons EhRraviEgs illustrating thousands u
the best fL0wEhs aud VEGETABLES, aud also Dc.
scripuJns ~ all tue BEAUTIFUL Plants Mailed
for 3.cent stamp. 10 customers free. Seeds
OF Plants BY BIpress or Mail. safety Ruarrau-
teod.)
VIM w. BOWDiTCH,
3ssw ga Warren 81 Boston. MA.s.
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BENNINGTON, W., Jan. "a. 1879
Icortiay that have this day settled with
T.. HOughton. Treasurer Of the County Of ben
nington, and have examined ha accounts aud
vouchers from March !, 1875. 70 JAeuzfy l, 1872
aud find The foregoing account 10 ue correct,
and that there il balance in said TieAsufers
hands 0f thite dollars and slxty.two cents
II. A. HARTMAN,
lnnnlf s nd tnT.
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I NoN 4AtF
kAuane upghAa - Coz sa,a utlkss.
aknlHgE safflt
Msn bsstft Nt 1sn lsf. is7a 81
4 ,Asu r,sa g., - linds II Fuss. Stesps tsl,..
y. as At
J. nANtsA sons
Manchester Depot. ~. lsn, lst. 80 sstv
NOTICE All petshns indebted g. ths sstAls
~ t1t authtt hn4eiy. are hereby 'aauasa
~ MF imtu.stfahan e9aht. and that az ius
tchtednets tumAiHiNg aesstitsA the III aas
q Nay issa viii be placed I'd ~ attorney.
hand for catittuuu
1k0. q. kkNnAL.Is. Aauainistsaloh
Arlington, NJ Jan ~ 1879. Stw
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Deaths,

~ Msaskssssf psh IIh Nspaf y si3a~ u
ne IL Nsif Hsstt, sEea y tssfs ss8 %
mHmt1a
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Births.

A pss.,,. - a.. - i " .s3 NJ.
Mefftu CaARmen
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NOTICE The annual meeting % The Brat.
y iiehofu anA whitehall HAlltoAd CoHmpAay
viii bU held az The Brooks Haase, HfAttissOra,
We. Wrdpts}sY. February i4.b, At "a y. N.
let 10 chaost a Uletk for the sasuing year
~, ~ ehopsa nirasioFe f8f tho spaaing year
81. 10 $50 u The oomnsav viii fsuy oortsin
lez-e made by the NeimeAt Valley Railroad Go.
90 the hnttlohofo and WhitnhAi Railroad Co.
for the right IL way from the point % luneuua
between tsid companies to the southern turmi.
nus ~ The Negmoai VALLEY Railroad.
an To tfa0saot any ether business thst can
Dc legally daae,
JOHN A. RurLER, CLERK
lsratusb0ro. w. JAn. Soth, 1879. ss9w
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MILLINERY
Mrs. b. GAUL.
-bo has NJ large s1Psrlsnes ia ths busla. J,
VII 6fHn
MILLINERY ROOMS
AT D. VI. HOwE.s REsIDENcg.

.sitk laI 1saeftiHent d Ball lsry gS9as, pre-
pared 70 d. seGk 81 seasoustle ssfms. besiag
Mis- b. 0AuL
Rseisry polui. w.. Oct 2stl, is7s ss-f
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EoR SALE OR TO RENT

4 good Deciding house, barn aud opt buiiainKs
tod about De- acres u mesde~ isud. With shout
- frait trees in bearing condition, situated 10
Essi hofsst nos eesupied ty futile, 90
reasonable lcrms. lhguire of
q TurrLE.
A~tw Fsst Dorset VI
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THURSDAY. FEBRuARr - 1919
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The Manchester Journal.

Or sis0nus Is1s. Fss's.s',.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-13

no RENT The sturu building aud premises
l ocenpiod The past Year by John Harrington
va the village NJ Factory Point said building il
20Ais and hesides the store rn1ms ~ we'll adApts
Tor the convenient residence % f,mill Alsn
the dwelling h0uso hcA North If sod near The
Colbnrn House Enquire ~ IN HAHRlNd.
TON 81 CHARLOTTE y BISHOP on the prom.
i-es
Factory Point, jan g. lsM ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-02
Alexandria Gazette
WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL2.

DANCING OFrIC1ALLY.-The Dubuque Iol6-
g,srh ssys: This morning man with hand
orrsn end a very small girl slowly wended MS
wsy through the esrly sunlight 10 tho court
house, where hundred pens more or less, were
busily 81 work and as many brains wore pu%'
zIiog themselves over intricate mathematics
conclusions and other official lsbors. de quiet.
10 stepped into the hall and began to turn Oh
hist good old air die Wacht on Rheinn IL
stsntIy the doors on either side of the hall were
thrown open, and out poured the crlcef5 anu
assistants with smiling faces. :.
Tho organ grinder took in his audience at
glance So he turned on waltz ana sol Inc
machine going again. In an instant the audi
ence wss fired up. Sheriff Ferring and Jahitor
Welsh struck into the giddy ms@as OF the waltz
whi,o lawyer McNulty, who happened 10 DC
present, grasped Linehan in his arms. ana tEe
tso elided away into unconsclousne3 Wfhe tne
organ pesled out its dulcet strains. The en5cI
vss CONTAGIOUS Deputy sheriff Sa!os ana treas :
urer Harrlssn circled away like two young
swnsthesrts The recorders office, with i.5 lem
mine assistants, all yielded 10 the inspiring In,
huences Of the occasion, and soon the lady and
gentlemen clerks were the merrest ofthe throng
The organ tuned up anew ard struck into. a
bornpipe The entire company entered the CIR.
clio. The windows ratified, the dust arose and
Aew out OF the doors and windows toward the
afiriphted skies; tho plsstering trempied; the
walls 70. echoed the merry laughter OF the Dan
GERS and the shouts of the organist to "stand
down the hall Thetressurer's, auditors sher'
id's recorder's. clerks and every other cfhce
was represented in The dance. l! was county
denna
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MEDICINAL.
LIVER

! This importsns organ weighs but about
three pounds, and all the blood in 8 living
person (about three gsllons) passes through
| it ct least once every half hour, to have the
! bile and other impurities strained or filtered
from it. Bile is the natural purga!ive OF the
| bowelq, and if the Liver becomes torpid it is
not separated from the blood, but carried
through the veins to all parts of the system,
and in trying to escape through the pores OF
the skin, causes it to turn yellow or o dirty
brown color. The stomach becomes diseased
and Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Constipation,
Headache, Biliouaness, Jsundice, Chills,
Mslarisl FeTers, Piles, Sick and Sour Stom.
ach, and general debility follow. MER.
RELLS HEPATINE, the great vegetable
discovery for to7pidity, causes the Liver to
throw Off from one TO two ounces OF bile each
time tho blood passes through it, as long IS
there is an excess Of bile; and TIE etioe:: OF
even few doses upon yellow complexion
| or brown, dirty locking skin, will aslon-
! ish all who try it--they being the first So mp
toms to disappear. The cure ct sill bilious
diseases and Liver complaint is made GER
tain by taking Hepatine in accordance With
directions. Headache is generally cured IN
| twenty minutes. and no disease that sriseS
| from tho Liver csn exist if fair trisl Is
given. Take no pills when you caa get
| Hepstine ut the same price. For sale by
| all Druggists PRICE csc and 81.
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LUNGS

The fatality Of Consumption or Throat and
Lung Diseases, which sweep to the grave az
less. ono third of all deaths victims, arises
from the Opium or Morphine treatment
which simply stupetes IS the work OF death
goes on. $4,000 will DO paid if Opium or
Morphine or any preparation of Opium.
Morphine CT Prussic Acid can be found in
tho GLOBE Flower Cough Syrup, which has
cured people who are living TO-. day with one
remaining lung. No greater wrong can be
done than 10 say than Consumption Is lncu r
SYRUP will cure it when all othor means
have failed. Also Colds. Coughs, Asthma,
Bronchitis and all diseases of the throst and
lungs. Road the testimonials of the Hon.
Alex II. Stephens and others in our book
free to all ut the drug stores Take no
Troches or Lozenges for Sore Throat, when
price. For sale by all Druggists. PRICE
| Use and ~.
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Opening aud Closing of the Mails.

CLOStNu,
Washington y. c., North end Norlheasleln
usils Il NJ. and s 50 p. n.
Western mails So and 8 50 p. M.
Southern msila. via Richmond, Va. i % a.
m. and 90 and 9 COP m.
South ard Southwestern mails. via Lynch
burg, Virginia. co a. m. AID 9 p. N.
Alexandria to Lynchburg, Va, lwsy lnsils)
including through mails, i % a. m. and % p m
Gordonsville ard Charlottesville, Va, = U" p
No. and 90 ?. m.
Manassas Division 6 90 a. NJ.
Alexsndris to Round Hill. Va, 8 10 s. nj.
OPENING.
Northern and Western mails, Wis Washing
ton, D. c., 8 50 g. m. and co and % p. m. .
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, 5 80 a. m
and 00p.nl. ~. -,
Southwestern mails via Lynchbnrg Virgins;
Through msils) including way mails on Midland
Railroad. 30 g. n.
Manassas Division s so 8. N.
Round Hill to Alexsndris, Va, 3 80 .. n.
Office Hours-OHice opens al 50 s. H., ard
closes ct 90 p. m.
Sunday Hours-Ofice opens st 45 3. no.. and
closes ct 30 8. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-02
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Grave mistakes are made in the treatment
of all disesees that arise from poison in the
blood. Not one case Of Scrofuls, Syphilis,
White Swelling, Ulcerous Sores and Skin
Disease in thousand is treated without The
use of Mercury in somo form. Mercury rots
the bones, and the diseases it produces are
worso than any other kind of blood or skin
disease can be. Doctor PEMBERTON'S
STILLlNGIA or QUEENS DRLIGHT is the
only medicine upon which hope OF recov::
cry from Sc.otuls, Syphilis and hercurisl
diseases IN sill stages. can be reasonably
founded, and that will cure Cancer. $1,000
will be paid by the proprie:ors if Mercury,
or any ingredient not purely vegetsb! Q and
harmless can be found in it. Price by all
Druggists 81.
a. +. MERRILL & CO., Props,
nov lily Philadelphia, "a
For eslo by
E.S, LEADbEATER & BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-02
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