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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-06-25

other. The eyes Of the Vermont are scarce
" so deep as those Of the Rose. II is also u
rather better cropper, or, rather, is as good
a cropper as the Rose was few years ago.
The Early Durham is very highly com
mended by +. S. Hayward of Rochester, who
proposes to substitute it for Early Rose 1t
is slightly earlier than the Rose, resembles it
in appearance aud quality, but is much more
productive. There are considerable mum
Der Of early potatoes closely resembling the
Rose in appearance, but more productive
The Wells Seeding, which is the most popu-
lar early potato in this neghborhood, is Of
this class. It is ten to twelve days later than
Early Rose, and much more productive. 1t
is entirely distinct from the Late Rose, which
is often of poor quality, and very late, while
the Wells Seeding is medium in ripening,
and its quality is always as good as the Rose
The Peerless potato is the standard for a
late crop in Western New York, but is liable
10 be superseded by the Burbank potato,
which is long white potato, resembling the
Prince Albert in being apt to have pointed
ends, but Of better quality than the Peerless
or Prince Albert. The Burbank is very pro-
ductive and good winter and spring potato
think its habit of growing pointed ends
may be bred out by careful selection Of seed.
but perhaps in doing this its prOductiyeness
will be lessened.
Some years ago gentleman from Pennsyl-
vania sent to the Western New York Farmer
Club q new variety of potatoes, which has
been kept and increased by Hon. William
Hodges Of Rochester, who now regards 1t as
the very best late winter and spring potato.
1t is in good condition till new potatoes come
again, as the eyes do not start so quickly as
most other varieties Still, il planted il
grows vigorously, and is very productive. In
quality it is first class-as good as the old
Peachblow ever was. 1t has rotted little this
year, when other varieties have suffered bad
ly from this cause. For lack of a better name
it is proposed to call this the Farmers Club
potato. w. j. +. in Country Gentleman.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-06-25

It is said that there is no better way to de-
stroy sorrel than TO plough the land in early
summer, and in July SOW buckwheat
Salt is recommended for hens which pull
out and eat their feathers. Give, twice a
week, a little salt pork chopped fine and mix
ed with the food; or put a tablespoonful of
salt in two quarts of meal, moisten with wa
ter, and feed once or twice week.
In nearly all soils ashes are beneficial.
Their action is manifold they supply to
plants inorganic elements, which they re.
qure they neutralize acids they act chem.
ically as solvents upon other salts in the soil
They are more beneficial on sandy aud gray
ely soils than ON clay, Forplants that con,
tain large amount Of potash and phosphor
ic acid, as carrots, turnips potatoes and cab
bage, ashes are an essential manure.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-06-25

An exchange says; "Plant few seeds of
the sunhower near the house aud no danger
need be apprehended from the miasma arts
ing from cess-pools, stagnant water and other
offensive matter Contagious diseases like
fevers will rarely affect the inmates of a house
when this powerful absorbent of air poispns
is grown near by. Besides the seeds are ex-
cellent for poultry, imparting much brilliancy
to the plumages, since the seeds contain a
large quantity of vegetable oil"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-06-25
VERMONT VALLEY RAILROAD.

-sH0 nN and after Dec. g. 1879
ESTsFSS655ss57n a lllO trains ON this road will
kisssississs = u leave BRATTLEBORO for all
North at 1880 a. M
5:45 p. M, and 10 $50 p. m.
The 10 80 p. m train IL express for Montreal (Wa
white River Juuction) with sleeping car attached.
The 10 :3Oa IN. train lie mail train for Montpelier,
ST. Adams Rutland Burlington, Montreal, the Pat
sumpsic road and the White Mountains.
The 5;45 p. m. train is mail train for White River
Junction aud Rutland.
Trainsleave bellows FALLS for the South, con
Meeting with the Connecticut River line at Brattebo-
70, as follows: Montreal express train at :30a M.
mail and accommodation rs m. mail and accom-.
mediation, :35 p. m.
The 80 a. m. train arrives in New York at II: 100
the 9:l5 a. m. train at as =. IN. the :35 p.
train at 1880.
Allthese traius make close connection with Boston
Albany Il. r., both east and west Of Springfield
~ J. MULLIGAN, Superintendent.
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Manhood How Lost, How Restored

- Just published, a new edition Of DR., Culver
wells celebrated essay on the radical cure with
: out medicine) Of Spermatorrhma or Seminal
weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses Impotency,
mental and Physical Incapacty Impediments to Mar
rage etc also, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits. in
duced by selt-indulgence sexual extravaganza, &c
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrates, from thirty years successful
pTaece that tue alarming consequences Of sef-abuse
may be radically cured without the dangerous use Of
Internal medicine or the application OF the knife;
pointing out mode of at once simple, certain
and eneetua by means Of which every sufferer no
matter what his condition may be, may himself
eheaply, privately and radically,
OrIhis lecture should be in the hands Of every
youth and every man in the land.
sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any adj
utess postpaid on receipt Of six cents, two post
age stamps.
Address the publishers,
THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL CO.,
Al Ann st.. New York: Post once Box 46s6
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Railroads.
NEW LONDON NORTHERN RAlLROA
TRAINS LEAVE pRArrLEBoRo AS FOLLOWS

TRAINS LEAVE BRATTLEBoRo AS FOLLOWS
Going south.
1870 A. m for south vernon, Springfield, Miller .
Falls Fitchburg, Boston, aud all stations on the
New London Northern railroad. sundays only
connects for Springfield. Mondays starts from
Millers Falls leaving there at 0:05 m. 1T
1000 q. m, for Conn, River r. r., hillttb fHl7i
Fitchburp, Boston, Hoosac Tunnel, &c.
4:25 y. m steamboat train fer New London anu also
for Conn. River r. Il.
Going North.
Trains arrive in Brattleboro-
lO.q5 a, m from New London and New York.
~ 20 y. m, from Miors Falls, Hootac Tunnel bos'
ton, Fitchburg, sc.
5:A3 p. M, from springfield, New YORK sc.
lO:25 D. m. from Boston, Worcester, Huusac Tunnel
aud all stations on New London Northern road,and
from springfield, New York, SC.
@. W. BENTLEY, Gen. supt
New London, Conn, May Sd, 1880.
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For Sale !

The Farm lately owned and occupied by NORRIS
4. LAWTOH, deceased; which farm is situated In
Dummerston, on the river road leading to Putney,
about 1--WE miles from BrAtteboro village and half
mile from Dummerston depot, aud consists Of about
one hundred and twenty-five acres Of land wel d.
Vided into moving tillage, pasture and timber land
The land is in good state Of cultivation, and cuts
from thirty to forty tons Of hay yearly. Running
water at house aud barn.
Also, about two hundred bushels OF corn.
For further particulars inquire Of
o. L. \. BENNETT, Admir-.
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p A II e N II 8.
r. II. EDDY.

h. ID. Eddy
NO.56 state 81, opposite KIIby, Boston,
CECUEEs Patents in the United States; Also IN
= Great Britain, France and other foreign couu-
tries Copies Of the claims Of an! Patent furnished
by RENTING one dollar. Assignments recorded at
Washington. No Agency IN the United States pOsSsSI
Is superior faefies for obtaining Patents aSesT
taiEiHy fAs pateHtabihfy Of intentions.
K. II. EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents.
TEsTG MoNIALs.
~ regard Mr.. Eddy one OF the most capable aud
sEocessfui practitioners with HON have bad ONO A
intercourse. CHAS. MASON, Com'r of Patents.
Inventors cannot employ person more trust
worthy more capable OF securing for them early
and favorable consideration at the Patent once"
EDMUND BURKE, late Comr Of Patents.
BosToN, Oct. 10, 1870.
R. H. EDDY, EsQ.-Dear Sir: You procured for me
In lsiOmy trst patent. Since then you have acted
for and advised me in hundreds Of cases, an pro-
cured many patents, reissues and extensions have
occasionally employed the best agencies in New York
Philadelphia and Washington, but still give you al
most the whole Of my business in yourline and I'D
wise others to employ you.
Yours truly, GEORGE DRAPER.
Boston, Jan !, 1850.
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CLARENCE!


Thinking it would be OF interest to many Of the
readers Of our paper, especially those interested In
hOrserasingwe will state that We have seen and read
letter from Col. Russell at the home farm in Milton
Mass in which he states that he raised the chestnut
stallion Clarence, by Fearnaught, dam the celebrated
steeple mare yellow hammer and that he Is more ike
his sire than any Of his get he has ever seen also
statement from his owner, II. s. Cook, Boston Mass
TO the eect that he has sent his stallion among us 10
stand on his own merits without any osentatious dis
play, being really all that he claims him So be aud all
not fail TO patronize him, as his present terms arc
positively for this only, to introduce and bring
him within the reach Of all, being at present a stran.
ger among strangers. Clarence is standing for the
season at the stable Of s. L. SBLEY, Guilford Centre
uhuer the infringement OF j, A. WALLES. rs
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MoODT a HO"E's
General Insurance Agency,

Offers RELIABLE indemnity in FIRsT-CLAss stoek
Companies such as the
.RT.N.I, H.GRPFORD, PHR.TIK
.r.ITIO.H.EL, OF Hartford,
HON Of .Vesr Fork,
SPRI.rGFEBLD FIRRS .u.IRI.Tk,
ROA'.1L OF LiSerPOOI, SC.
TRAVELLERS
LIFE & ACCIDENT INSURANCE co.
ofHartford Conn Policies insuring againstaccidents
from one month to q year, for any amount from one
to- Ten thousand Dollars, and allforms of Life IBsu-
rance.
REAL ESTATE bought and sold, Tenementt to
Let, &c.
Es-omcein Savings BAnhblock, Brattleboro, Vt.
MALCOLM MOODY. H.sHowE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-10

CORPORATION COURT Judge Charles E..
Stuart pyc%t,(tng. The Go;D,r,tou Court
heia a shoI. -r-s!3n &c dag.
Cou rs. Hi Petty, 70: selling 'q!or oa San
daj I2o:!oo mad g SCI 2slde 'Ge oa0'iGu ;1c, :;
mot:oo g"arci, eud cause cycliouad ill the
February tcrn:.
Jo$ent Hopkins VS. james Swih; attach
m"o'; cco;nusd Ill! February term.
Co'n. Vs Jas Daley; appeal from iu5g.
meut Of jus'i5c; Tor pt til larceny: roi!c pros.
First N1.iolol BiaGk OF Alexandria vs.. Thog.
Snita; 10 chat Gerry aud at,ae i,mrn,: proof OF
puoca'Iu f ID and Cause dccSp.ed; N l,i9u 10
qaa>h a,tactm o., enG decree quashlns the o..
,fci,mcnt ana ,i!smisiug bill Without pr: juaicc
10 he plaintiff.
Eo"o'a a!m'r " HooG 1t y chsncary; &c.
cree permitting puTchnsvr CT ground re;t to sn-
tcipata Jay meat IF aetaTCed iasLa' tneut Of pur.
chase money. end directing commissioner 10
execute deed OF release.
The Court adjourned till Mondsy next 81 ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-10
LE-TE EsEsF; ErsT!Ek

a revival is in progress Mt the Hcuah BID
| lis: church, c2iorad, on Washington street.
An Old Maid's Cub" is g be orggpissd il
hlexsBurla. Otjec:-Matr.mepq
dancing monkly 10 ;he wind:w Of Mr.
Geo;ee k. Dutioys i5selr7 s:oret, on k!ry
street, attracted large crowd last eight.
Tbs Falrfsx County News. is tie nare Of g
! Dew p pr t. be publ: nd ct West f d, ty
| DE. AhIDas Foster, iu the interest ot the rcau.
luS.e' parry.
An old and spectacle cJIo:ci ;nsc had bis
!cs Ought betwcIn past ant The mGaft, On
hng street deck, this morning, sCd hurliaiy
mashed, b1: he d:dg't seen 10 miou il much,
L was wooden :cE.
An Old coioroG man, WIKI bucket o. scp
% hi heau, was Waikipg cisulcly up Prince
4rert ih!a nolrlna, s!GglDg ! hymn. i large
J lev deg, yah IT, tot attached, cams tearing
alOns, c1c 5 raleht &c w>on the otu mans les
90 vent, scattering tAc Stop N every DIR. c:lon,
Tic dog &c lug 90 ire pi;n.i pie The. (. istcrer
Ge7cr hears auy gooi e Aln.aclf, pa7srd OF,
an den wa;i ~ near va: '!le I'D ynau had
@ SOY.
Feb uer7 Ct tL.s y9sE will hsvs Ey3 3ul3ags,
sfort "a The mouth Is.
Fir. Benismin Dui!ay hiss purchased Il fine
Fam il Eairia= Counly.
Mr.. John T. Henderson, who has baen report
co serl Usy III, Was much CASTOR thi: morning.
Mr.. Ii. Ochu or, who hsg been confined TO mis-
home with tho ID unEtsiE for long time, has
| recovered auG Is cut ;,:;ain.
The steamer Mattaac went dC9r &c the ship
yard this mcrcins, Ind will 81 ga the ways iyr
rsp&lrs
Mr. Frank Lambert sccideniallv shot hirsel !
IL the foo! his morning. bat INC iIjp:y aas very
slight
Ihe .raina bound South, both On tha Virginia
AIc!snd and Fredericksburg railroads, were
delayed last nigat, Ii cchsvqaesce OF al. scc;.
den! on The & u ,. i.i,ruai.
tue cd Bucbi, gaaia House, On Inc corner of
Prince and Union strea;s. VIII be repaired and
opened by Mir. john =, burroughs as II CON-
mission Louso
Z i the ',ea'a tEg boats on the river Except
the Geo. ". I ride ana =. u. Ley, have lad up
for !orair.. TIE lug boats Kate, Capt. Joahus
Kills, ard romet, iJepl Thomas Toy !or, viii 20
10 Eichmoid sboa. tie FIST OF February 10 toq
Oh TIC jsines river. WsalJ, il is undur:lood 5us.
iEcsa is V4rS brisk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-10
EGTEn ARRIVALS.

Mansion nouse--Gcoree Thomas snG lady,
"Hshi, g:on, q Vim : s Jstt, RarrahG1
neck CO, ysi John Guode, Charlottesville, Va;
Chss " Uupuy, Phi'aialphis, Pc
Iont!ne- j.noch ;fsntom, Lcudcua 90, vs.
g l. Eoliingaworth. do; j " Crawford, Cul.
reDoT co; i Nj holen, !.oudoun CO.. Alfred
Gascook, aoi Vim kyrd, Baltimore, lid Vim
+ Lynn. Va; Alexander HaiSh:. sairc-x CO.
vs.; Harmon Lodge. Round Hill. Va; ! 4
Lorl non, C.m: bel! co; JOSEPH 4 Jefrios, War.
roEton, Va; 5 Is jIsynam do; u e GrshRn, d.;
q. q fates. 60; john I SI.iL ,sD. q; I. Z Mash
Yirginia; } Il Jolly, Go; Thoa L Cen, Baltic
do; Henry Aea.0u, Leesburr; " Cater
Loud0un co. Va; L + .lertsr. do.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-10

!. s. C0UETs. la TAG i. L. U!.cut Court
jodrv j. v. HUGHES i,residipg, dis ,s.aroiog.
10" Grad jury bTcugh, "a liz t@!'o:iag 10
dc:Mcn'S:
Chas kjs,5cfly, for a=ssu!,iee Ii. Erant 81
Old polus Comfor', aIuo cil; Napr? E:2np,
tor pass!ug counterfeit m0aey Jul portog tc be
'sshcd BY thr Reanoad Nestcnai Ba.k Of tic
State ct irGiapa, rrc tii iarc P4itofsou.
or j. Ike Ctl"ucc, not ,rao t;i; J3!iu T.
BEGGn, for emh' III !Gg letter from ;iu tiust-
oih,,c II R:chnlouC, & fruc bill.
u. ). vs.. Charles HI Gbe!!y; assault. case;
7trGlct guilty. an" senterca 70 ..ag aca pi :25
aad rce2SLizGG 10 keep the p:sgc tvr twuEva
r.oaahs II. ,he suD u $500; fiae paid, rccoNnz-
anco Sieca ana rTisGu,G Use yzr&.e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-10
Opening aIsss Closing q: 9.sc fss::..ss.

CLOSING.
Washington, .. g, Norm and Northeastern
mails IL e. ant! s Is p. q.
Western E"i's 80 and S > .. II.
Southern nails. ein Richmond, Va, $50 q.
N. snd 5 % and 9 CO . q,
South aud Southwestern mails. via Lynch
burg Virginia s ~ Il. II. Ind is p. II.
AioxsGd-;a 10 i.ynChbu7s, Va, (gsF raai'=)
iccluding through msils, i CD SIN. sna 20 n.
::ordonsyiie and Charlottesville, w., 20 t.,
q. snG 9 10 .. n.
i:snsssas division co s.. II.
Alezsrdris to Rcuud Hill, Va. IS ;. IN
OPENING,
Northern and Western mails, vie Washing
zoe, D. T., 8 30 o. II. aid , CgI and i % u H.
Southern mails, Wis Richtnond, VS., s 30 =. n
nd o. y, n.
Southwestern nsils 10 Lynch burg, Virginia.
Through na!ls) including way e aiis On ii land
Hsiirosd, 8 30 "A. 70.
Manassas Division &c :. n.
Round Hill 10 alexandria, Va 5 50 7 n
GiLlce HouIs-Qtlico opeas b! s. 80 o. TO-, and
closes y: CD Q. n.
Sunday Rours-Ctfce opens st Is 4, IT,, end
closes 81 9 80 :. n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-10

TIE SEMINARY CHAPEL Tao chapel ~ &c
erected al tic Theological ';Hriina;y, a"ar Ihis
ct5, wiIi Re ne u iGt h,idsaliasg churches o
this St ction t COUNTRY. fhc cs;cisict COS. Of
ar c'iou Will pc $40 200. Tie ruIdc5s of this
c15 have pu; il lids. aud it is thought :ho
cuu,ract VII b. aHs!dad tariy bcx mouth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-10

new STEAMER i. is ul;;c,s: o0} that the
steamer Juhn IS lrn5trr, recently rurairg be-
twcco Rlcamaad AID NoTok. will be placed
Oh the o%cr Potomuc route by the c0mpsny
0WaIg the steamer hlat'aGo carly III The spring.
The SgIses CT IL large, CEN s0,!icus steamer,
and viii DC Commanded by Capt. Wa. ii. i}s!es.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-10

ACQUITTED. - ihv case OF \lr II. 3 K"ys.
Rho VS. cta:gl with leki:s q registered ctte.
from the pns,oticc 81 PJ'omac Civ. Prince
William COUNTY. 81 ire 81 day IF December
last. and was arrested Iherl fjr and cyalni1cd
before Uli;cd STATES Commissioner Fonl-r, n0d
by him scnt on to the grad Jury 81 !h= Uaited
States Court. was to day dismissed 10y thcu.
They refused 10 and 20 ir1jc' mcpt sgsinst hiu.
The evidence be'arc tie mai .toacr, and
presumably glso b.i5va The srsud jury, did Mt
raise color Of aua''c n against him MI
tr2rkcohtre is thc pis nrs:cr at Pot0m C city
ihcra nav berc a ouI5er Of !'itcr5 aud repIS
taled letters lost or N: c.Tr!rd through ;his
oEhc'. aud this Ia; UGa Wss charged 2sa'as. Sir.
kcYa q!ttirut aay a7.carto
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-10

FoLIcE REPoHT.-Tko io!lo@iog cases we're
tiled Ey The Mayer tits tnur.iug:
Tho,. Allen, Mary AHyc, Mig Henderson,
eu4 iil5einia r ii :, al oorre9. !oI isa:inx,
were facG - 80 eGcn.
Il white m>n pam9d Cl>s. a:ls;cin. for be-
lng GrnnS, vas SET; tbs wck huu;c.
Three iO3nsra werJ 81 tbs slG;iou h0use lest
uiynt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-10

Tricky COUNTRY PEOPLE AS sete:.
a thug wien uiost c9unry pnoll, come to :
cry IEey seem to be ever M The alert TO evsde
sha7ptrs' and keep veil a!o from chos S,
Whom they suppose track them wherever they
20 sCd Wien compelled to or 01ire the location
% rail osd depot thurst bath arms" in their
pants pockets nearly up TO the ecCw sid cliach
what over Il contained thrreiD With IN iron grin,
lest Of some mag etism or other hs vsluables
may be taisteT!ed' ere Ms que.tion is an.
s"cIed. But ctsslonslly 1t is demonstrated
mat some rural !ulks need wschiIg sud that
Tor ways that ere dark snd tricks that are vain"
tue osckWoods Sometimes pr duce sGep:s i
has been the practice Of urstlupulous country
people IRON tine imm@morlal to gsther ~ the
Fc.'ns OF chicken cho.tra, pca and clesn
lletu Bad Sc! them into cities for sale, and
CoN!d some plump quicker" as be lay oD e
;Lafket be- Oh viecerated and picked clean, tell
now IN ''scoupiig & in msrsb he tsd inadver-
IeHiiJ sWslowed !eech, sbd how The tenacious
0ceUrsoL OF his crop preferred eating lis way
C~t 10 ehy ether nli de Of exit, and how MIR. O.
,ga"e in under the operation, q tale might in
Deed DC untode6 which would make our hair
S;snd aDd render our fsth IN man very wesk.
ou' the most comu on trio X nm ong our 'couLtry
S9u''ns' Is that prstiiced IN toe butter market
common trSln bu!trr IS iEvsriabiy printed and
seL. - maTkat Represented So being fresh from
:Ae churn," and occasionally cobb!e stones sra
'Uand Undecided IL tubs Of butter. IT is also no
uncommon thing to find roll butter composed
paE'.y OF ..d or mutton ,sliow and this morn.
ing Mr. hilbert Simpson was showing prints he
Daa received from FauGuier county in each OF
winch vacuum haG been fora ed s!d flied I'd
With salt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-10

OLD COURT boUsE RECORDS. la the
A,use IT Delegates, yesterday, Mr.. Fair, Of
Es'risx, i5roduc 1 a 7cscutiOa to restore to
the Clerks cf,c, ot .hc Comfy Court the r.
cj;ds removed thcrriram to ;na &c f the
Clerk OF the Corporation Cour:.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-10

They sag business is Gnl'; silsar AID tfoo nrn
selling slowly. Not SC with D.. Bats Gouch
S?iuF; VI und,rstGnd uur GrGsg's ciii bard y
supply the dema1H.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-10

To BRING bsck visor a5e he EiGh!. elastic
step tl,ae has been !os; By attacks ui Bilious
uss9, DySo"p Ia, or UJDaji;ari9p, ny bsn qup'
Au.l Bilious Bit rs. fha rc~u.ta iIun hclt
use ais perfectly wnndcTiu 25o pa,ksge Or
$l.00 pei bottle. W. Z. Ib.ratCD, 3 .itiluoro,
Md. Proprietor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-10

WEATHER PROBABILITIES. Jan. 10 1880.
For the Middle States rising barometer, south
End ws:L winds. and psIt!y cloudy wes!htl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-10

The REFORM CLUE. Tho Alexandria lie
form Gus held enc Oh ther largest and uvst
enthusiastic meetings last night.
R.p2rts from al the ,pmistecs Ecro re
coiped showing The CLUB to in mos. Il uTlsh,
lo9 coalition.
Under tho head Of good o: the order Mr..
VIM. L. Ives, of Washington. delivered e
most interesting address, which was listened to
with marked Affection, and vote pt thaoks
rendered bin By the CAB. When the rspor;
of the eX cl:!vo conuittcc gas READ. the whole
hal, PACKED full OF G2ou to the 3oy!s rose By 8
sort Of com noU in,pplsa, s1d aas Praise Gcd
from Hhom ali BLESSINGS faR. Che report
9h CT will be ?1Ui.shcd co Monday SLOWS TIA:
s!hcs thH orgar I ::lou OF the cub, 2n the even
'ng OF October Its, the rumbrr has steadily
increased until II DOW numbers 1l9 members.
Tho agencies by # h!rh the work has beer pro.
rn0ted are public Euectloss. fhe Opening c c'uh
rooms, personal w,rk Of reformed mca, disr.
bution IT ,emperanc literature, organiz 4 work,
music &c.
lh,rg Is 10 the !rrn@nrc NJ this jstc &24 &C,
sfter c3pcr1ine $229 %.
The ub will have luoch to night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-10

lnU CAN FIND a LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Ito " Bic, suon a. baklps baps Pc Pans,
Cutters, &c., cHoap at STANSBCeYS,
Cor. King eoc Co,umhus al.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-10
Ii ARK NOTICES.

~ ERMAN BANKING COMPANY.
~ Alexandria, Va, Jan 5, $780,
Il semi annual dividend OF THREE
PER CENT will be psid stockholders on and
aftor January 18th. 1850
jan $40. JAS. b. REID Cashier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-10

Terms OF Sale: One third of the purchase
money will be required in cash; the residue in two
equal annual payments, bearing interest from
cay OF ssle; the purchaser to execute bond, with
good personal security, and the legal title to be
retained Ill! the whole of thu purchase money is
paid. FRANCIS M. MILLS
doc 12Aw Eachaoto-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-10

M ILG1NEKYl Enthusiastically tal!
I'VE styles are now ready. in SlraR, Felt and
Plush; also iuil line of Veivets, Satin and
Silks; Is dozen Felt Hats at 10, esch at
FERGUSON 6 BROS.
oct @ &c King street.