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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-30
GEAoUlNGTUN & OHIO RAILROaI
WINTER ADVANCEMENT

Beginning oct 4 1879
'le MAIL TEAM will leave Wa.hil stoH a.
'yu A. IN. and Alex cxsndIis a. go y. n. daily
"Ae"H' sunday; pass I.oeeburg, going wesl-
W., WA, :. II t0 n. n End arrive al HGnnd Eii
= II. i'eavC hound Hill ri l2:30 r. m.; psss
''''''.I& EoIr. 40 w.rl, III L. pm, srd ar
,'' :. A'''land"la st 3. =. H.. SnC - Wash
u. AeAC' OWMODATION TRAIN will iesve
,'-'1IHgt'G Il At ~ and alexandria ut / 20 y. III
nay eAc".i Sunday, ani strive 81 Lee=bu7g
!. . ~ T.. ~. LaGVc IeeshurY Gt . UO Is. ul. ,
-! a-'iT7 = a,aE>udFIa 1t s l5 X. m. and
ing :. ~
. STF = ..1E-.: :-u-@ ~rol.., on ~. ..!,
"aa@ -trr Ia bbIo cnrs At tG:: GsILii.V.-
'''"'"- H.1l:as station stJ ". y. l:!. az i1
= ~ r.. 81 - La:ou2h W!lEoui raai.ye y; -. I.
-" a'' -. n :-al.. from E.EsxauGri. 81 ~
;..,'. +; ~. - rom hound anl connect ~ l.oun@
S''' ~ ta-f.s Daily L!nr .! IOsch".
>H!'' '@->yi!:e barryville n!.d WinCnn-.rI.
S' III a"amGC' I.in3 of Coaches, wElcr tsavt
.'o';t Ally 10Y A.ldie aud siiddleous2.
:, ~" ''>.-, Westward, make close conrec.'o',=,
= 's'a - 'ith Si.3ou's Line OF s'tsgas ior Rs;..
~ |"a- House
,''A'; ;,:i!i:s sa"is sis, III csa per ,ar,"
~"3''.s s%4. = -, $50.
z H. HAVENEa,
General Ticso. E-.tn,.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY UNeal 3 Lucas, Auctioneers

>aOSTEE'S sALE-By virtue of deed o
~; - 8, trust executed by Jsmes Thompson and
snG M,tT, e 9a.eo on the SOih day of Js1ury. 1875
ana OF Itco'd in the Clerks cfHce cf the Coruo.
fatlon in Court for the city of Alexandria, "
s mGsf q, page All, The subscriber rs trustee, IN
ss ss,o Geo: by the request of the bant fcisry
tnere,n Will expose for sale st public auction,
on on SATURDAY, the lst day of May, 1880 &;
~ M; IN iront of the Market Bulldog, on Roy.
al al stre't' IN the city of Alexandria, Virpinis.
tne property conveyed by the csid deed, to wit
~ a F LOF OF GROUND, with the IMPROVE
N N ESIS thereon. situated on the west side of
ralrfa1 street, between Cameron and Queen, in
the CITY of Alexandria, Va in front on FsirIsY
street S5 feet % inches more or less, and ezteni
Ing Westwsrdly in depth 90 faet
Terms of Sale: So much of the purc bssa NOR
ey In cast ss will he required to p4y the al.
penses OF sale end the sum of $500, with Interest
the residue thereof upon credit Of siy snd
WE'VE months in equs payments, with int. rest
rom TIE day of sale; the deferred payment, to
De secured by iced Of trust ou the property.
hpl6-eOts ALhERT STITA RT II,
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IMPORTANT QUESTIONS,

Reader, have you caught a cold2 Are you
unable to raise the phexm2 Have you an irrl-
talion in the throat? a ssnsa Of oppression on
the lungs, with short brssth2 Do you have =
6t of coughing on lying dowu2 a sharp pain
now and then in region of the h aart. shoulders
aud bsck2 If SO, OUR AOVICE IS to t.ka
st once u doss Of TUFTS E1psatorant; you will
soon be sbls to raise tho phIogm. In al hour
repest the Eypec.orans piscs hot iron to the
feet take tao Of TUFTS Pitts You will soon
fsll into Z pleasant sleep and wake up in the
morning cough gonn, lungs working freely
easy breathing and the bowels moving In nat
nral manner ~ pravant return Of these
symptoms usN the Txuecturant several days.
Office, KS MUHKAY ST, N YORK.
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TIE steamers Of this company make coousc-
t'ons at Norfolk for Bost'jr and sll points East :;
at New York with all points West and North
west, and at !sxsn irs with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Ohio Railroad.
Through r.Los given and freigh! handled care
fully snd promptly. For further information
apply To F. a. REID, Agent,
Jehney's wharf
SAMUEL BACON, Prrsid Mt.
Office under Natl Metrop. Bark,
sop 2l-H Washington, ~ q.
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TsS.tsda 4 "a a e.
Tant>1akNAE-.
DR. TUFTS
EXp.Ee;Jl'ORAMI.
IN Is CHS, AID 81 BOTTLES.

It's properties aro Dcmr'cant, Eutritivo, Bal
ssroic, Soothing ind EeaIirg. Combining all
theen qualities, IL is the most effective LUNG
BALs = IL ever cGerod 10 sufferers from ru mo.
nary discsscs
Nr j. + HAYWOOD. of New York voiun
,sri!y Fin-!cs It. Pe-d what no SAWS:
Nov York, sept. ~. 1871.
Or. TUgt Dear Sic--nuring this year ;rost
I'd ri1e =" I'D cE'es Of luas diseases. IN tha
lower wsrds o! the cry Tho csses were OF 3 very
severe tyne Il w*s tGora my attention was
called ~ G'uirs E:pa"torart and 1 confess ray
surprise st its wonderful powar. During prsc-
tice Of twenty yosrs have meyer known ned
lcina to sCl as promptly aud with such beppy
effects. II instantly srbduod tho most violen
Gts OF coughing. end invarahiy cured the d.
sasse in few GSys. l cheer!ully endorse it Is
the hest lung med;circ ever used
j. FRANCIS HAYWOOD, MD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-30

A UCTtON-At the residence of G. = psicv
~ N he Aleasrdlia md l. Lee3hu:. Dikn nj g,
Wsy between bailey's Gross Roads and Fails
Ghuicn, on TUESDAY, Nay 4, 1880 FARM
mo Ard CARPEETER@ Tools, EORhNS,
WASON, Ca KIT, Harness, Pies, Fowls, Bses,
!, un Der - lrs!es, l'sths, Household Furniture,
Pam, Rtdcipg, Carpets, Crcckery, Kitchen
ware and y variety of orDsmentsl ard useful
articles. Tx months time W II ba given on an
proved notes in sum over so Mr.. Daily ctr.
MS + ~ and eny Of the above property s.
private sale prior TO the An Of May. sI:G -aI3ls
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Inland & Soaboard Coasting Co.
Hleaners ot .nIs line vil run as follows:
FOEs hDEiFoaK,
'ohh'cting with herchsLts' and Miners Line
for Hostoa. steamer
LHHE GF TIE LElE

EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
FhitAf at 30 o'ciock r.u.; returning. leave
hoFt"lk on alternate days St 4 60 . n
ms tt.uHch iron s.esmer hes lust beon nsint.
81 throughout, stalsroGms newly furnished and
r"-p"i I'd, and "a IN hsGdaor3es. ss gnli ss the
s-teSt o%*t on The Potomac river aud chesapeake g
"H?, Sho IS the or! u steamer making close con-
D"ctol with the New IorI and Eo.ton etosr-
"rs also courects with Rich nond s.mars and
r.'.ro,d lInns ou:h. Stops st PlNEY POINT
a;d fpiSt LOOKOUT gong and returning,
Fara, trot class, 81 round trip 81 50 80
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4 SEwapApEB ?Uaglau r. WRITES

Office EvnnirG Enwr. Augusta. Gs.
Dr.. Tut: Dasr Sir-Ny littie son WAS attack
ed with pneumcnis last Writer, which left him
with violent cough ths: lasted till within
month since, fc- tho cure of which am indebt-
ed 10 yon. va'ushie !iXpe3!2,slt. i had trifd
most evtrylhirg recommended. bat none dil
sny good uut! [ u2ct yJf.s iIpecLorsnt, one
bo.t'e Of which removed the cough entirely.
With ms;iy thsrss, ] an yours '-u'v,
JOHN a. lYEIGLE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-30
HAD TERRIBLY MIG It SWEATS.
H,mnbis Fshruary1l. 1871.

MnmUbls February II, 1911.
Dr.. Tut: SRI have been sulfering for nesr-
ly two years with y severe cough. When l
commenced taking yoaf Exps:t :torsnt was r.,
duceI to one hundred aud sixteen pounds in
weight. had tried almost everything; hot
terrible night swests have taken half dozsn
bottles. The night s~ests have left me, the
cough has disappeared. and have gained afteen
pounds in fash. I recommend it to al my
friends. With great respect.
OLIVER RICE.
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BTEAMkRx.
1880 srExT R0I8HAS R6aE 90 1880
Steamer
VE GORGE IL A RY
STEAMERS,

~ IL - u ~ IL 4
RESUMPTION OF ROUTE
ALEXANDRIA, VA, AND N0RFO1V
"a, CALLING At PINEY POINT snd
IIOlNi LOOKOUT gor and re,urnirp,
-, on and = stter ter Monday, March 10Th, 1886 the
Ges. sieamef GsOKGE LEARY, Joseph W hite.
bbDve ports. os'"0oh Liz
uFM FrSm AtEXAEDkIA, Hooe's wharf everv
MONDAY and WEDNESDAY, St e j. D. e'p5s m
ana every SATURDAY at 6i m p
T1%(pGuas % W at,,,I rDLA: Camphelps whsrf. every
p. m. : ~
arriving at either port carly M 1t mo ming.
g. ,uiing The past winter the lie ~ hos been
~ %.LofougnIy over h su' cd. rewly painted. carpet
Cd, urhottrr-d and put in nice o,dsr Hsr
oW1ors pledge the public cleanliness, Grat class
LAD nUd courtesy and At, nticn frou the Off ,prs
ana servants of the boat Tick els, rates, mfor.
u'a'i"n' st'le rooms, SC, furnished br
T. B. HUOE, agt., Alexs, We.
r. DoDD, AIT Wssh /: C ~ a ar
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FesE Pd,TUyz&E RIVER.

sTh-!-ESss JOE.S- ". TND.EPSSIy
EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY and SAT-.
hhDaf n. 7.'n g. m teturnirg on alternate
days
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PY VIRTUE of decree of the Circuit
~ Court for the county of Al"xsrdris. Va :,
rendered 1T iIs NoveHo D., t4rn, 1879 in tha SUIT
Of Dixon & Brother vs.. kobert Ball. the under.
signed. commissioners ihe1es ramed will otfer
for sale by puoiie suction ON TUESDAY, the
4'h day OF May, 1889 il. 'roDl ut the srtrance to
ths Court room, on Fairfax street al II o clock
M TRACT OF LsND. containing y acres,
Deac Balls S kosds, n slex,pdrI4 county, Va.
VIII be So u ~ 4 y hne or offered N two stpar-
ats trscls vi il acres aud II ACRES each.
Terms Of so: one trlri Ot the purchase
morry TO hs paid IL Cssn, and Lne residue ir
II snd Is IN )ELhs, three e4Ua! iGst,l nett. J
with interest
ALBERT STUART, Col.m'rs.
h. Y. CLAUGGTUN, uf cnle.
eaD-D. .u,is
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.FNRUSTEE'S SaLE-By virtue Of deei of
l. trust from Evelne Hopper, dated The 14th
day of May, 1861, ard recorded in lber No 2.
page 35l. land rerords of Alexsndris city, Va,
the undersigned, tIu,tee therein named, and by
direction tf the beneficiary in ssid trust will
sell 'or cash to the highest bidder, on SATUR.
DAY, the 9th day of May, 1880, at II o'clock
H., in front CT the Market House, on Fsirfsx
street, the property conveyed by psid trust be-
ing q LOT or GROUND, improved by q COM
modous FRAME DWELLING. situsted on
Duke street, in the city of Alexandria, and
bounded rs follows: Beginning on the south
side Of Duke street 20 leet west of point mid.
way batween Columbus snd Alfred streets, and
running west on UuRe street ~ feet; lher ca
st u.h a. parallel with Alfred street IS feet to
Il feet alley; thence east and parable WITH Duke
street 20 feet; thence north and parallel with AL
fred street To the beginning.
s.26-ts S.F. BEACH, Trustee.
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EVERY MONDAY, st II a.; and returning
leave New York, from pior Al. East rivar, EV
EhY TUkDAY. 1T o'clock D. 10.
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4::.sys. OLYDE'S STEAM LINES WEEK
1-kGSEsJ -

.,yyys. CLYDE'S STEAM LINES WEEK
slss12 LY TO
pHlLA OELPHIA, FALL RlVRR. PROVJ.
DEECH AND BOSTON.
steamers lasye Alexandra EVERY TUES.
d. ! snd leave Philadelphia EVERY SAT-
UHDAY.
This line connects at Ala1Gndr;s with tie
=. q Al. and w & q. K. Rs., ana st Fhilsdel.
phi- with CDdee regular Steamships for Fail
River Providence snd Boston
eight forwarded with pronptn4ss aud care,
fr.a of commissions
No charge for transfer in PhiIsdelphia, and
" whsrfsge III Boston. Quick tine. Freouent
departures Through r"t"s And through Sii!e
u lsdir. gwen. Insurance n, the iowc,t rates.
agsnss:
y a HEED. &jsIanaris.
9.i. = CLYDE z co. pmlsdelpt ia,
JOHNSON & CD. WssA. u GeorgTn
'sn ST
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!; J; Hji-5 klVEKTON LINZ.

+. '' - jas; ,9c' ived fresh supply Of this
:. can m..h confidence recommend il.
10y '.t,rIor article in nli particulars. ard
,-f .''", q" satisfaction in al cases. TIy IL.
s.i '..! rcye1 Use sny ether Kind. For
GEO. %ASbINGJOE,
-. 1E1n:,
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BY Green q Wiso,
(Real Estate Agents and Auctjonsors
NESlKABLE PROPERTY ArAUCTlnN

VIII b. oflrod for sslo BIZ Public Auction.
IH U RSDAY, the 9th day of May, 1880, st Il
u'clCck, IN front o. The Sisn.ion ouse, on Far.
lsI street, IN the city Of Alexandria, Va, the
following property, TO Wit:
No. |. The three story BRICK DWELL.
Ing, No II WASHINGTON street north. Has
AL the modtrn improvements. Lot fronts about
lUO feet on Wsshir gton street, aud extends hsCk
To It" Assph slTeet. z4j feet 10 inches. VERY
desirable.
No . A LOT fronting >? fee, y inches On
east siae of Wstcr street, aad runnlrg back !,
Union street feet.
No. 8 A WATER LOT On northeast corner
Union End Q1een streets, fronting on Urion
street 61 feet inches snd running into P0.O-
msc river 10 Port Wsrdsns line. Dock room
ol So ie9t, being rorh hslt CT Queen street
No il LOT on the e,st sIdn sf Irnicn bo.
,Ween l'uke and Prince streets, front 3 feet on
Uplnn street, and running ito the Potomac
rlV@r. Has wharf trout of 3S feet spd on il two
Isrg" vsrehouses. The wirshouoas will bU sold
sepsrst ely with the lots. or IS a whole
no. .. A LOT OF GROUND at the Stone
Bridge south side Cf Duke street; corisins
about 81 scres; has tTo dwellings on it; good
snrirg and never failing brsrch on YVES. side
VIII DO divided into two or more lOts Or sod az
whole.
Terms of Sale: One third of the rurcasse
money IN cash, and the residue in II Is, and ri
months. with interest," and deed of trust Oh the
premises
spl0-eots WARWICK p. MILLER.
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WE WILL Of for sale at the same time
w and place, TRACT OF La ND, in a.
exsr dris county, Va, copt.niT 40 ACRES
and perch, lying on the .outh side OF the W.
& o. K K, snd sdioiring on the north the es-
tate cslled "Wa7erley," recently purch -sed by
Mr Frank Hume, cf ~sshir gton, d :. Very
convenient TO the cities Of Alexsodr and
WsshinG ton. GREEN q WISE,
myl, 6 IL Is Is tor the o"ne!s.
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BY 4rr..n - '-flSe

Rcsi Estate ; gaHts snd aclioleersl
pE NIRiU Ur or 1891, OF GE,L r
p from Wn. Woif d>t=d ol the ~! ,!n: ot
January. 1866 ard GUY reco:t 81 - oDr Y
No 8 io'Io TO-; At,xa5iII In cUuLiy. w. lid
records, III. sur.crIb +, - trustee VOL oi-r for
ss;e by public tuc!!cr. u tn. 81. hst! boaer, OF
THun un>DAY, The l9h day vi hay, lceU et u
u clc OK ln. !rULt VI Tie trarce - Tbs Court
room, on Fairfax street. III ihs cI!v OF AtrXaG-
d.is, Virsiri, The TEAtF cr Pc kGHL OF
LAM, vita The IN tkhVEM ~ rs thereon,
Eucwn AZ "kEU HlLt,' in seit c. u ty # Al
exaOdIia, ard a0Cut ore mlle frCm tho city lin.
its b.sutiIuiy situated, and desc ibed in said
deed r. follows: Beginning ri the intsrse ton of
the northeast ride IF the Lees urg turnpike with
the soutn side OF the Poor's House isne. runniI &
thence on ssid line Of sait lane N. Sc, + s4
poles; thence l2o. w. "a roles s linzs 20 the
N. Z. side tf the I.eeshurg IN nuke; thence N,
5tS', w. with the N II SIDE Of said turop Ike I!
poles; thence With said turnpike n. $40 ZH poles
3 links; thence with ssii turn iks y. 40, w.
poles l3 inks there's still with shii tIrnpiks
N. go. W 6poles 10 the beginning coatlnil s
FIVE ACRES
Terms Of Sale: CASH TO pay costs OF e1eoutng 2
this trust End to discharge three notes of $500
each, with interest from ds.a. dat Jarusty lst
1866 Subject to credit Of ! 403 Sc, is ot De.
cembsr 10th, 1853
apl7-eols i. o. CEAUGHTCH, Tru.tee.
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~ . 7 l q K
Oh = NGE OF TINE.

uo and after SUNDAY, October 9th, the
boats OF the POTOMAC FEEhY CO. will run
ss follows:
LEAVE ALsX aNDKIA:
20 I 81 80, 8 80 10 80 and IL 30 a m.. And
II 30, ~, z 81 81, 30, 30 and i 10 d. m.
LEAVk WASH TGTON:
80. 7 30 = 80. . 80, 10 80 and II 80 a m,, and
II 80, 80 2 30, 3 81, so, 20. and 3Op.m.
cct4 GEO. 4. Phillips, Manager,
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WARWICK z. MILLER.

WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE, at the
" same time and place the HOUSE and
LOT on the west side OF Lee STRAIT. II feet south
of Princess atreet, "a feet % inches front on Lee
street by l2S feet inches deep
Also the THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE
and LOT on the east side Of Royal street be.
tween Prir CO ind luke streets, No 81 south
Royal street.) The house ls in good order, and
has a!l the modern improvements.
GREEN & WISE
aC2 -t5 for the owner.
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II u TT AIR YE.

q = : J. 2 1 y y 7 q
Gray hAiG Oh |aisEne5 changed " |.
issf oLaIn L ains,G application OF .h.s
DVE I: inp.,r.s t. Natur4 81 Cnty. aa,s Ins,.na
ta-.eouaiy sGd Is a. Hatm,-sa Is. -prng wa.,, :.
HS;n eJ Dfase,ss. or ssh. by e1proso 90 recnsr.
Office. $ss sSmrr.sy e4s AieA~s y..ra.
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RAILROADS.

YET T., VIRG. MIDLAND A a. - ~ ;,
w. JOHN >: BARBOUR, Receive. ~
NJ md s'ter SUNDAY, April il. 1880 P..-
:a-se: t7s;ns will run as follows: 90
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Special Contracts will be made with Yesrly I'D
vertsers.
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Fox kf" TsestE&-

sTE-s .WEYS f.. E. E.fIG Hr.arD Jyh,Iy
GfRSD.V
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\ H''"E-G RURN SEFD-Persnns de-
:, 't-n hnrGen Seed from d. M. Ferry 3
...,, o' Il ran Sibley IL Co. Can procure them by
N''1S '&"ir orGers with
g.. ". +. .CRs1GHTON,
-'' s. kirg street
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ar2'-t5
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-08-20

crowd who had evidently seldom seen
the inside OF church or prayer-meelng
The place was soon packed TO .suffoca-
ton. After prayer and brief Scrip
ture exposition by Gen, Railton. Mrs.
Capt. Shirley called for "witness
bearers" and twenty or more brief
testimonies filed mp the hour. inter-
spersed with the most inspiring songs
/ ever heared in religious meeting.
They repeated the same verse a dozen
times with acknowledgements power.
They sang the hymns of the church, but
chiefly to familiar plantation melodies
and with jubilee choruses. The affect
was overwhelming. When | say we
cried and could not help IL, you NAV
have some idea of the pathos and
triumph of the occasion. | shall never
forget what it meant to me TO see young
men converted from a life of sin, trans
formed drunkards. gray, sad old women
and little children from the alleys, all
led by the beaming-fa evangclsts.
and all beating time as they swelled the
chorus, twenty times repeated: "Arise
and Shine and Give God The Glory"
and "Pve come to join that band !"
"Thank God for this new repetition of
the most blessed among Chisps mira
Giles: "The poor have the Gospel preach
ed TO them"
AfIectionatelv yours.
FRANCES e. WILLARD
- Christian Union.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-08-20
SALES OF REGISTERED SHEEP.

EP Farnham, West Cornwall, to j.
M Bingham, West Cornwall, five ewes
from the flock of Cherbino Il William
son, Middlebury, two from that of e ID
Searle, Cornwall, and four from that of
w II Bingham, West Cornwall.
r. ID Griswold, TO Messrs. Rich e.
Brookins, Shoreham, three ewes.
David jackson, Addison, to Il G.
Farnham, West Cornwall, three rams.
G W Kinds, Addison, to S J Spaul-
ding, Middlebury, ten rams.
f A Jennings, West Cornwall, to
Messrs. Meach q MAXWELL, Winfield,
Kas., eight rams.
G X Williams, Whiting, TO Messrs.
Meach 81 MAXWELL, Winfield, Kas.,
one ram from the flock of l. Tanning,
Richville, three from that OF II N e. o
f Atwood, Whiting, and one from that
Of g ii Ketcham, " hitting.
ID Giddings, Canterbury, Ohio, to j
G Blue, Cardington, o., one ram from
the flock of T Stickney Shorehnm.
l G Wooster, West Cornwall, to
Cterbino & Williamson, Middlebury,
six rams.
II Lane. Cornwall, to S Maxwell,
Gruiola, Kas., three ewes from the
| Hook OF II wooster, West Cornwall,
four from his own flock, one from that
of M Ellsworth, Middcbury, and
three from that of G f. Crane, Bridport;
to Messrs. Meach e MAXWELL, Winfield,
Kas., one ram from the flock of i Web
ster, Whiting, two from that of j @
Stickney, two from his own and one
from that of l G Wooster, West Corn
wall.
G p Crane, Bridport, to Messrs.
Thomas & Willis, Ohio, one rain from
the flock of Mrs. G N Hayward, Bird
p Nrt.
Henry w Walker, East Shoreha m,
to Messrs. Taylor 81 Dimmick, West
Cornwall, nine ewes.
Henry F Beach, to Messrs. Taylor &
Dimmick, five rams from the flock of
Messrs. Wright 81 Jackman, Walt
ham.
o f Kitchell, Bridport, to Messrs.
Taylor e. Dimmick, West Cornwall,
six ewes.
A Baldwin, Whiting, to Messrs.
Taylor 81 Dimmick, seven ewes.
James f belong, West Cornwall, to
Taylor & Dimmick, West Cornwall,
| three ewes.
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Circular : Drag Saws,
MO MORE RHEUMATIsM OR GOVT,
IN Acute or Chronic.
sALICyIICA A POSITIVE CURE.
Immediate Relief Warranted

,,A eI1HHHoHt tuIu uualhIeed.
system everything caused by Malarious Atmos.
phere. All Urinary troubles lind instant relief
Complete substitute for Quiiine without its un.
but an established cure for above Complaints
highly indorsed by all nrstclass Phoysicians IN
Europe. Pleasant 10 take. Sold direct from i'm
porters BY - ]. WASHBURN a co,
No. 00i Twelfth St., Washington ID q.
81 a box, $50 doses,) boxes IS. Sent by mai
an receipt OF price. S.tf
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NHv 0lIy uUJtcIlon 70 Your
{ COMMON-SENSE ROCKER

Is, we all wantt They suit all sizes from the two
year,od baby to the champion member Of the Ia;
Mems Club"
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Perry Davis
EGETABLE
Pain Killer

10 has been used with such wonderful
success in all parts OF the world In the
treatment OF these difficulties, that 1t
has come to be considered
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Statement Made
UNDER OATH.

To Whom it may concern.-In the year 1875 |
treated with kcndall's SPAWN cure, bone SPAWN
OF several months growth, nearly half large
as a hens egg and compile tey stopped the lame
ness and removed the enlargement. have work
ed the horse ever since very hard and he never has
been lame, nor could ever see any difference in
the size of the hook joint since treated him with
kcndalrs SPAWN Cure Il. a. GAINES.
Enosburgh FALL VT, Feb. 25th, 1879.
sworn and subscribed TO before me this 18th
day of Feb, A. ID. 1879.
J ohm G. Jenne, Justice of Peace.
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My Reading and Writing Table

is adjustable TO nearly all kinds Of ARM
CHAl Rs; Is great convenience in reading
or writing; makes a good cutting or lal-
board for ladies, or dining-tabc for invalid
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You might as well with putty try
To dam the ocean up,
Feed woodcock TO an editor,
Or leather TO pup
As try to make man who's sure
That daylight fair IL night,
Believe that he himself Is wrong
And you, for once, are right.
--Baiyporf Brsgkfast Tabis,
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The company that has been expert
menting in Florida with palmetto for
paper-making purposes has net with
such gratifying success that they will
erect about twenty paper mills in vari-
Gus parts of the State where palmetto
trees grow in abundance. and where the
transportation facilities are good
Some English paper manufacturers in
Canada have been so influenced by the
favorable reports concerning palmetto
that they have sent an agent to Florida
to ascertain what may be its intrinsic
merits.