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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-20

SALE OF The VIRGINIA MIDLAND NAIL
coAD-promptiy ct tHsve O'Clock to day o.
LAIN S. Barbour, commissioned OF sale CT tho
Vrgjpis Midland Railroad, read tho adVartise
r,on, aad offered for sale, ct the from entrano'
4 tia market building, 90 Royal street; the
Washington City. Virginia Midland snd Great
S,p.hsra Railroad, to q1ite large c'oWd at
trsct:d there by tina announcement OF sale 10.
vclviog SUBJ valuable propsrtT. lie sisted tEat'
tv authority Of decree ct tho circuit Couff;
h. Cfo.ed tho road With all lis privileges a ,1t
franchises for sale IN the highest bidder; w. W.
Gordon, csq CT EcbmcGd, then read tue iel'
JSing paper:
Ma. through biz COUNSEL, has 6rougos suIs lot
hins,!f aud others ia the U, 5. Clrclis court
tsr tho sals CT tho tranchiS, and properly OF the
O;.nge AID Alexandra Railroa1, and Ter tho
ano5iasnent of receiver for the same, until
s,io shall b, ordered by that court; aud that ne
ard those who have uaised. OF m.y unto With
him in tbs prosecution Of that suite, arc not
bouod By the sell, now about 10 be made DT
Clmmi5sioner Barbour, sor By the PROCEEDINGS
Of the Circuit Court Of Alexandria Cn1cr WHICH
III, sale ia ordered.
Tho sale WAS then opened By q lid OF
$4,000 coo from john ". Burke, CD, OF ibis
city.
Mir l. II. Csrrington, Of Richmond,
sad no h,i paper to preEeof, which he read:
set.ics forth that he protested 10 the name OF
Frederick f. Gilbert. on behalf Of counsel,
ae.ics! the property being sold unlsS,it brought
al amount sufficient to pay the eutire mortgage
debt, according to the terms of the decree and
tl7ert:zsment After tho reading CT the paper
tho Commissioner proceeded With tho sale, the
next bid being $5,O00.000 by r. I. Baldwin.
csu. Mr.. Burke then bid 100000 batter, nod
llr. Baldsin 100000 more, aud SO the bids
c,lticusd till Mr.. Baldwin bid S.. 100000,
wien tie bidding ceased and the road and an
prr:enaucas were kccckcd dcwa to Messls, T..
I. BsldSiu. J. Wilcox Brown and Robt. Gar
r.ti, trustees, for the syndicate of creditors ct
The road. Tho Circuit Court Of the city will
nee. o. tho 2Sth OF this month, ADD it is K
utctsd The salo vii! be confirmed and tho com,
papv reorgaa'z d. Among the prominent
gentlemen proscnt a. the sale, Decides those
already mentioned, wcro James Alfred jones.
efn., Of Richmond; Judge W. j. Robertson.
ri Charlottesville, iMejar 9. NJ. BACKYARD, OF
Ly,c5burg, Ger. W. ii. Payne. Of WsrrssOios;
Hop. l.. Ii. Ucghil, Of Amherst; Maior james
". Green. CT Cclpapc1; Col. w. Il S;mms,
It Pinsylraaia county; en1 Capt, II. Shop
fe:d, of Fauquier. TIE lar of this city was
E'sj vel represented.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-20

HOPPING AXES, Ak HANDLES,
~ COAL HOD>, FARM BELLS. &C. Just
received al IS King street, on the corner of Roy
al, supply of tho celebrated Red Warrior
A1oS made by VIM. Mann, of Lcwstown, Pa.
thirty years. aud are known as the bast quality
sold in this city also supply Of Ak Handles,
Perfection Coal Rods, Shovels and TongJ, Farm
Bells of assorted sis,s, and other goods in the
Hardware liuo, which wa will sell at email ad-
vance. j. T. CREIGHTON & SON,
IS King St, cor. Of Royal,
sap29 Alexandria. Virginia
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LIDAY EDREsEN is

ID 1
I t.ks pleasure in calling attention t. one Of
the largest and finest sssortments of HOLIDAY
GOODS ever brought to this market, embracing
fine Watches, Ladies' Bar Fins and Earrings,
Roman aud Polished Gold Sleeve Buttons;
Studs, &c, aud the finest assortment OF Soild
SilyerHare ever offered in the city. Additions
to stock arriving daily. All are invited to visit
us. Terms cash. r. L ADAM.
dac9 10 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-20

rTlHE OkLEBRATED RUSSIA CEMENT.
Il 1t cements perfectly wood, leather, glass,
marble, crockery, jewelry. ornaments, &c, and
is pronounced superior to any glue known. 1t
is liquid, and is always ready tor use: For
sale by MCLEAN UHLER,
eepli 76 King street.
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listers UIsTERs just opened at lssAAc
EICuBERG's,
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Gazette and Virginia Advertiser

YESTERDAY The bright, pleasant weethtr
O! yesterday had The effect Of bringing cut large
coogregstiors to the several churches. 10 tbe
Fits! Presbyterian Chutch Raw. MIR. While
sey. Of Washington, preached both mornlog
sed sfserrcop. and Raw. DR.. Bull1ck, of WASH
iuston. broke the bread Of life to the c,ogresa
liou Of the Union Presbyterian Church. ~or
shipping in the Hebrew S7negogua. 90 WASH
iugton street. Rev. MI. Pearco. Of the NJ: h..
Church OF this city, and Rev. DE-. Mex Rlley.
OF Georgetown, exchanged pulpits 10 tho
morning. Elder VIM, M. Smoot, 10 tho morn
ing. ocniu,ted services and preached az excel
lent sermon 10 tho Primitive Baptist Church,
on Fairfax street. The otha- pulpits were hlted
by the residsnt clergy. Ia several of tho
churches collections were taken up for the Al
exsndria Inirmnry, and 10 others the congre-
gators ware notified that the collections next
Sunday would DO set apart fur The Ssme worthy
otj.ot. 10 the afternoon the Friends held
circular maeting ia their Meetiog House. on
south st. Assph street. At 8 O'clock p. M
large GOSPEL temperate, meeting. presided over
| BY R:v. Mr.. Pesrce. was held 10 the hall OF tho
Alexandria Reform Club, at which Oharey
Me-, of Washiugtcn delivered an Interesting
address. Osing to the quantity OF ICE the
baptiz;rg Of oo!oiod people, announced to take
pl:o, ia the rivsr, off Battery Rodgcls was
postponed until tho first Sunday 10 the nav
year, which is regarded as more appropriate
tims to start o1t in the Christian lite.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-20

N. BOssART,
CONFECTIONERY AND FRUIT DEALER,
No. 81 south Fairfax street.
5000 lbs Fine French Mixture 15c par ID.
New Valencia Raisins l0c.
New Currants &c.
New Cltron co.,
Lemon Peel 20,.
Also Candy Of Gu; own manufacture. Sugar
Toys, &c.
Also received to day flesh lot OF Florida
Oranges.
Also largo lot of Fruits, Nuts. Fire Works
&C., at low prices. decl6-lOt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-20

HOLIDAY GOODs-Hsndkerchiefs, sus'
II penders, Kid Gloves, Collars and Cults,
Brush and Comb, in fancy boxes.
An immense display of Tors for children
such as Dolls. Wagons. Horns, Sleighs: Drums
Banks, Carrisges. Pianos Nine Pins, &c.
Chess Boards, Glove Boxes, Card Trays, &c.
A choice assortment of novelties ior the holi
day trade. Az
Uore early and syoid The grand rush. AL
are invited.
deco G. Nd. ADAMS, " hlng ~.
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ANOTHER RECEIVER ASKED FoR.-Wc :e,ra
from the Richmond papers that Albert l. Viii
SD, of Pennsylvania. by Olld & Cstrlogtco
spd w. W. Gcrdor, bis attcraevs, has catered
suit in the Circuit C1u;t ct tie Uuoited States
Oh bis owu account aud fer all who may cane
10 AID bear their due proportion CT the nscc5
sayy exreSscs Of the suit, ssairst tho Orange
aod Alexandria Rsiieesd Company. tho Wash
as.ou City, Vna;ria 6iidard and Great South
cia ra;lIosd Company, sud sund'y other &C
Icui:n the object Of which is 70 bsva a re.
c:iv:r OF The Orange end ALEXANDRIA rsi r.Ed
appointed, and 10 sutj:ct it TO sale to pay tho
uIrtesgts Ii reon. Ihs plaintiff ia this snlt
pss not party to the suit il Thioh The Circuit
Court CT Alexacd!is entered q dtc;ae for the
sse Of tho Washington City, Virginia h1itls1d
aud Great SCu.herp R,iltoad, which embraces
eli of tbs property of the Ola Orargo and AK
srdria roi!FoEd, eEd claims that he is pos b5und
by that decree AID IL ea;it!ed to havo toe spe..
ciGc prorclt1 mc.tgsged to secure lis dsts sold
and The proceeds applied 10 its payment. Il
9 not iuprcHatIo thet some very grave Q1es
,ic5s OF Stare sud Federal jurisdiction may
a.isr, which will give trouble to parties ia.cr
ts:td is the settlement of railroad hcarclss
lrauA!ts. TIE suJpanas issued under Mr:
Wilson'S bill! Gro msde raturoab!e to tho Isl OF
FtbrucIy ncxt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-20

ELECTION OF OFFICERS, regular maet'
log OF Mount Vernon Lodge, No 259. l. y. B.
g., held last night, tho following officers wore
elected to sarva for the ensuing tsrm: Presldont,
II. ScaSMz; Vios President, s. Wolf; Treas
urer, NJ. RuboD: Secretary; Il. Schloat;, l. g.,
8. Bsruheimer; O. g., l.. Bendhen; Board OF
Trustees. l. Eiohberg. E. Goldsmith. J'ssnh
Kautmsn, NJ. Bsndhem and j. BroWn. Il.
ScaIosS, l. Schwa.z and Nj. Bendheim. wore
elected dslegstes to tho Grand Lodge. which
meets in Baltimore sometime 10 January next.
The above officers will DO installed by 8. Blond.
helm at the next regular meeting OF the Lodge,
January 81.
The pupils OF Washington School No. l. 9th
grade. have orsaniz ID Literary Society, by tho
clsc!ion Of tho following officers: M; 3. O'Su!.
liysp, President; Edw. Han:zuan. Fce'Pfesl'
dem; Peter Laphen. Recording Secretary; j..
A. Field. Financial SECRETARY; David A. Bto"n'
Assistant Secretary; Geo. Wool!s, Treasurer;
J. I. Ryan, Librarian; R. L. Smith. Sergeant
at arms,
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TELEpuoNEs.-It will DO seen By tho notice
10 to days Gsz,tte that Mr.. Gentry. The agent
Ct The Bel Telephone Company. is about to To-
rcduoo tho telephone into this city. Already
aLumber Of our ciizers hsyo subscribed te,
std vi introdrca this great Invention into
their p!sc.s CT business. Wherever telephones
lave bcec used, the cbespoess OF c,nmuolca,,
lion gnd the ease With Wbich they ere operated
Las maGe them slpost necessity and IN ih's
iustatc,. vhere direct COMMUNICATION is hsd
with Washington, the c,uvsniercs is almost
irssliuatlr. Mr. Gentry has succeeded in or.
rarsirc 10 have these instruments rut up st
tie pt;oo paid 10 tho large Northern citlee. Ia
o,der to fsciitsto the immediate iuuoduo lon
eftse telephones, thosn who in!crd to subscribe
should 60 so immediately 81 tbet the first order
!or iussruneprs oau supply all who have CT
With to use them. and that oil may BE seem
nctc.td at otc,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-20

JHISH-5C0 lbs Georges Bank Codfsh, 10
e Boxes Honeless Goldfish, Ysrme nth Bloaters
and Sealed Herrings received this dsy dlrec!
from Boston. ,,,,nr
nop23 dAhAON u 0h1Id.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-20

TENDALL'S SPAWN CUBE FOB
IL HORSES, q valpble remtdy for Spawn,
King.Bone Splins Ell eaisaSemed's o. 'o'n'S'
dec 4. s. LEADBRATER & BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-20

THE LATE Dr. VIM. GUNToN.-The fuscral
Of tho late Dr.. WIN. Guuton teok nlao' from
the Fret Presbyterian Churoh. on -Four and
half street, Washington, yesterday morning,
Rev. Byron Sunderaud, the PASTOR. oficlstIog.
TIE church was crowded With the lesdi!eg bqsl
mes, mn Of the D!s,ric. and tbel. families, &C.
sircus Of payisg their last tribute to their CO.
teemed associate. Tho only society present
WIS that of the Oldest Iohabitants, wao escort
Cd lbe remains from tho house to the church:
DR.. Gunton was President Of the Bank OF
Washington. end ore CT tho oldest elt'zsnI,
having reached nearly riaety years OF
see. Doctor G. arri9ed ia Alexandra
On board tho ship William Il John on the 18Th
Of October, 1907. having made the passage
from Liverpool in the then short time OF 81
d,Sp, Including two weeks occupied 10 gettlns
Up the bay and Potomac river. After taking tea
1itb the father of 90, late esteemed toWnsman
Mr. jas. Eotwisle. he proceeded to George
town iu Capt. McPherson's packet boat then
ruauipg to that city. DR.. Guutou, By his bust
ness capacity and Investments. has left large
fortune. and has outlived most of bis children
A very interesting sketch Of hia lilo VS. pre-
pared in 1878 by bis pastor. d.. Sund:rIsnd.
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de7-2w e. LEADBEATE1 & bro.
W Ida GOO D 9.

lid z 7 0 Q D 8,
We have rec.ivsd our Holiday Goods, and
can offer to tho public the bsst stock IN our line
ever brought to this city. Besides our extensive
line of Housefurnshing Goods, we have line
selection OF Work Stands snd Baskets OF al
Glove Boxes. jewel Csskets, Traya, Veaes,
Papier Mache Card Plates and Ash Holders,
and nice assortment of China Vases, Jananese
Pin Cushions. Swiss Carved Ware. Tile Teapot
Stands in new and beautiful designs. Velecl-
psdes, Printing Presses, wagons. DOH Csr'
full articles too numerous 10 mention. Call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere; it Is o
pleasure 20 show our goods.
5ec9 rs King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-20

C,COTTS EMULSION OF COD LIVER
= OIL, Reed q Caruricks Maltine. Extract
Malt and its Combinations, Hop Bltters, ETC.,
etc., for sale by
oct q l.. STA hESh @ CN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-20

TUST RRCRIVED and in store, great va:
~ rety of Sausage Cutters and Suffers, Coal
Hods, shoYeis end Tongs, Stands for Shove!s
and Tongs Coal Selves, Stove ShoVe!s &c. at
low prices.
det8 j. T. CREIGHION q SUN.
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rOLD CREAM. Canphor Ice, Lip Salve,
" Giycerine. Vaseline Cold Cream and sew
oral other pics preparations for the prevention
and cure of chapped hands. &c. Sold by
noe30 Els. LsADBEATER & BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-20

WISE LnPAGES LIQUID GLUE; it sticks
~ everything; ornaments, leather, wood,
glass, MARBLE &c; for sale BY
MCLEAN 6 UHLER
oc,12 rs King etreet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-20

EOLDING HOOKING CHAIRSl
& FOLDING ROCKING CHAIRSi
We have just received another lot of the
above; pflce only 81; they are u.t the thing for
cheap snd ule!ul Xmas present. 80
MCLEAN & UHLER,
Io13o &c King street.
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Sunday Newspapers.
Shreveport Standard

We instinctively shrink from thl
approach of the day when the ma
brings, among our exchanges, the huga
Sunday editions of the st. Louis and
New Orleans daily newspapers. 1t 4
somewhat of a duty incumbent on az
editor to go through all his exchanges
in order that no item that is inteI
esting shall escape his notice and bt
repu blished if necessary. With SOM
papers this duty is also a pleasure.
But in the case Of the papers OF which
we speak, it is positive burden.
They vie with each other in getting
together the greatest amount of mat
ter, under the impression that tie
value OF the paper depends upon iB
size, irrespective of the character dt
it's contents. How their subscribers
manage to get through with them OBJ
Sundays we can not tell. II they rea7
them through they have no time tt
read either the bible or any of Df
Watts pretty poetry. |
We do not believe that the ability
to collect an indefinite amount i
crude, dull and uninteresting matte
is evidence of good newspaper cou.
ductor. The. fact that smaller AMI
more sprightly papers, like the Ney
York San and Baltimore San, fillet
az they are witt, short, pithy, wei
digested pieces, are much more popls
lar than the mammoth dailies, PROVO
the contrary. We believe, with NJ
Whitelaw Reid, that if there is to bt
any further progress in the improves
ment Of the press, it will be in the diI
rection of reduction of the size Of
the paper and not in its enlargement
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came to town yesterday and gave
himself up to the Sheriff. No chargl
had been made against him, but lateI
in the day one was made before JUS
tice Garter by Deputy Sheriff Elstne1s
who arrested Bryson and took bin
before Judge Taylor, by whom be wa ]
released on a five hundred dollarS
bond "A genuine live bald eagle
seated upon a cotton wagon on Sprin
street, attracted no little attentions
1t was captured by Mr.. Banks Murfl
while hunting near Naples lake, and
by him presented to Capt. Joe Bots
sean. The bird measures something
over six feet from tip to tip and
weighs perhaps twenty pounds. Exss
eept broken wing, it is unhurt.
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~-s-s-s-I>r -r--r~r~ef
lAEsan7TasiT syEs7l11ii..s,,s

Reader, haze YOU cau::iis cold? As 7on I'M
able TO range tie phltgn? lave yen "a irrta-
ton III Ill: throat. a s:il.a; III oppression ON
the lungs, With snort bre:s;it7 Do yoa have
lt of coughing on lying down? sharp Pain
now apG then III the regst,I OF tsis leari. stout
ders aud back! ii SO, n.:r A:iy;ce is tax.
once dos. of'iu;'s ESpectorant; yon will soon
he a1Ie to raise t:r. ;,,,ieo:.. In an CEr repeat
the EXptctorana III :;Gi iron to the feet, take
two Of Tutt's pins. You viii soon fail into
pleasant sleep and wake up in the morning,
cough gone, l:lngs working trsay; easy breath-
ing, and the bowcls moving ii. natural manner.
To prevent return of these symptoms use tile
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Our Washington Letter.
The Flight Of Congress Christmas Shop
scenery-Agriculture in the Cabinet
Judge Keys War on Swindlers- Presi-
Dental Speculations, etc, etc.

Dental Speculatlons, ETC., etc.
WAsu1NGToN. D. e., Dec. "a, 1879.
EDITOR CHEF:
The present session of Congress has
been 50 decorous and lovely, and it's
adjournment for tie holidays was so
noiseless and unanimous, that we
hardly realize that the National Legis-
lature is no longer i'll our midst, but
has been dissipated over the broad
Union for the enjoyment Of Christmas.
Never before within the memory Of
woman or child have the shops OH
Pennsylvania Avenue and Seventh
street presented such 4 gaudy appear
ance, and never before have women
and children appeared to have SO
much money and such an inclination
to spend it. Toys, dolls, and GIN
cracks of every conceivable design
and price fill all the windows of all
the stores. Christmas green's festoon
the booths in the market places, and
give hateful emphasis to hundreds
Of drinking saloons. The odorous
seest of cedar is III The All. Clinging
mistletoe and pric!ky holly-every
variety Of greenesy that has withstood
the winter is now brought from the
forest to decorate churches, homes,
aud bells.
Standing on the steps Of the Capitol
and looking down the grand boule-
ward called Pennsylvania Avenue, the
scene may we'll remind the bellolder
OF Paris. Where, except in Paris, will
he see such broad and perfectly paved
avenues9 Superb cquipages roll along
the streets, happy children play in
parks as beautiful rs the Champs Ely
sees or the Garden of Tnileries. These
scenes suggest the rapid march that
the city has raale in commercial pros
perity, as we'll as the lavish expendi-
ture Of public money.
The farming interest is the one that
is least regarded by our law makers,
and there is now 4 proposition to abol-
ish the Bureau Of Agriculture. n
stead Of abolishiDg this Department
it should have some other bureaus
added TO it, and its head should be
"A Cabinet officer. The snee,s at the
seed bureau" lave suspicion of
the same snnbbishness that pokes fun
1T country cousins We ought to
have Il bureau to prevent the EXITING
ton of forests, aud a bureau of manu-
features and exp ports, with pelllaps
others, similar in their relation to the
material interests of The l;lhoring and
producing classes, with tie Bureau Of
Agriculture, as the most important
and vital of all, at the head, and the
j, .luls, Invested with the dignity aad
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Dwelling House to Rent.

4 DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE
IA on Lessard street, in the town Of Don
aldsonville, may be rented on favorable
terms by application to the undersigned.
jy-19-tf r. n. SIMS,
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BOARD OF SCHOOL Directors:
Louis Lefort, acting President;
b. N. Pugh, Secretary;
Francis Vicknair, Treasurer;
Henry y. Minor, Augustus Knight,
-. ID; Biouin. Jacob G. Warner,
DR.. Il. Claverie, J. A. Gonzales.
JURY CoMNiIssIoNERs-Allen Thomas, n
Bel, Austin Duncan, Henry 9. Braud, T.. Z.
Bentley, Clerk OF Court, ec oDicio Secretary
of the Commission
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PAT E II rs

obtained for new inventions, or for improve
ments in old ones. Caveats, Trade Marks
and all patent business promptly attended
to.
Inventions that have been
rejected may still, in most cases, be patented
by U.s. Being opposite the o. s. Patent
Office, and engaged in
Patent Business Exclusively,
we can secure patents in less time than those
who are remote from Washington and who
must depend upon the mails in all transac-
tons with the Patent Office
When Inventors send model or sketch we
make searcl, i'll the Patent Office and advise
as to its patentability free Of charge. Cor
Repentance confidential, prices low, and
no Charge unless Patent is
obtained.
We refer to Hon. Postmaster General D.
NJ. KEY, Rev. +. D. POWER, to officials in
the [. S. Patent Office. and especially to
oul clients in every State of the Union and
in Canada. For special references, terms,
advice, &c, address
C. A. SNOW & CO.,
Opposite Patent Office. Washington, D. C.
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j. i:.asc.s HAYWOOD, d. D
N0ARA581s1eA0ese1
"A hEiHSD ApEH ptj:s WRITES.

a ENSpAPE:. pI:s. WRITES.
O:hce. Evening NoaE Augusta, Ca.
DR.. TUT: Dear ;;r-i,iy ..t:is wa. was attacked
vioel1 cough. cal .ste TIL VI hin month since,
for tho OF w.,!cn n !ndsoacd toyonr valuable
E1cec,,,rA;t. lad tired most every thEg recon-
mendsd, but d;l any good ult used your Tx
pectoralt one lr.tts Is.lica rea.oved the cough
entirely. With l:lalJ thanks, am yours truly,
JOHN ~ ~ t.iGLE,
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keating's Academy.

oofne'> c''etl"aches and Attalapas streets
DonaId.onyilIc, La.
MRS. N. KEATING returns thanks - -.
people OF Dona1dsonyille and VENT ~ t fae
.ne hneral patronage heretofore hes+9S, aos
tLs4 the Academy and begs leave to sso
tn tina, no effert will be spared to merit con-.
:: a =, limited number of pupils from !. ,uoo.
VIII be received and furnished W;4h ABROAD be
nha TO toa as For terms of tuition etc. an.
marea MRS. c. KEAT1NG
Donaldsonville, La.
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are still the most thorough aud search
ing cathartic medicine that can DO
employed: cleansing the stomach and
bowels, and even tue blood. In small
doses of one pill day, they stimulate
the digestive organs and promote Wig
orous health.
AYERS Pills have been known for
more than quarter Of century, and
have obtained a worldwide reputation
for their virtues. They correct dis
eased action in the several assimila-
tive organs of the body, and are so
composed that Instructions within
their range can rarely Withstand OF
evade them. Not only do they euro
the everyday complaints Of every
body, but also formidable and danger
GUS diseases that have baf1ied the best
of human skill. While they produce
powerful effects, they are, at the same
time, the safest and best physic for
children. BY their aperient action
they grippe much less than the common
purgatfyes, and never give pain when
the bowels are not indamed. They
reach the vital fountains of the blood,
and strengthen the system by freeing
1t from the elements Of weakness.
Adapted to all ages and conditions
In all climates, containing neither
calomel nor any deleterious drug,
these Pills may be taken with safety
by anybody. Their sugar-coating pre-
serves them ever fresh and makes
them pleasant to take; while being
purely vegetable, no harm can arise
from their use in any quantity
PRErAxED By
Dr.. J. c. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, nses..
Practical and Analytical Chsznas1e.