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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-06-10

those are not TO be chosen who
GEEK the highest seats and demand the richest
crowns, but rather those VINO empty themselves OF
ali vanity and conceiI, and go down into the arena
into the face OF death, aud there contest aua labor
for the common good. Sach ought 70 De the RUE
in every Republican Convention. Let us NOT De
too sanguine. A comfortable berth Is OF no &C
count 70 the passenger when the ship is fast dry-
ing upon the rocks. let us save the ship and take
care Of the berths aiterwsrd. Applause
CONGRESS. They viii demand aud claim the right
TO dictate the methods and the tests OF the Elec
toral eoduL. With that object in visw they have
purposely omitted, as the disiingnishea Senator
constitutional statutory guarantee Win an
inOrdinAte lust for executive power and
patronage on their part we have nS.n'1s
case OF q repetition OF 1s4 TO 1856, nor OF an Elec-
tUral Commission Of their choosing. Inc Only
security IL, TO make certain at the polls OF every
doubtful state, the choice Of a candidate around
whom the entire party can happily join and march
on to Victory. That man ascertained with reason
able certainty, and II becomes the bonnden duty OF
all TO secure the success OF our party. aud
through that party the salvation OF our country,
by making that man the nominee OF this ConVen-
liOn. No other man hast the right TO insist upon
II, and no man has any rightt to decline IL. In the
judgment OF some men In this Convention, ana
many with cool heads all over the land, there are
two men who possess AL these requisite Qualities,
other is George +. Edmunds, OF Vermont.
ICheers.l Fully realizing, that a divided
s'6oSas a .t.st a. Noyan,h.r ,ud a united Marty
-, ~ ~ Cannan,Jan t1s,,ras snc,ass Il,
~ tne oiuso " 'iis cou'ontn'n ~,
NoNcmDeT' anu loohihk oNel tno nho'o htIuil 'nhe
that man whose history is iaullllaf 70 YOU VINO NJ
tho breaking out OF the war sought an obscure
individual In Galena, led him up TO Springfield,
nm to the mountain OF hrs glory and stands 10y
his aide one of his chief ndmirers and friends
t,day ia ,borofaro I nnu,Ir.te Az Waahhurua
~ ri, a,Y.,a ,nn'ni,,a,s auri,nso cnn,
VI lllihvls' lLoih ~. .",Hu"uO"' "ff'""'N' W.
unucu IuT uan9 uiihuteh.J
IL was now midnight anu lne CnhNehllon' hlter
some confusion, adjourned I'LL 10 O'CLOCK Monday
morning.
E.t...t p-o...o ra-,,U
''"h hNVOH'i'S
On motion OF Mr.. Hale, the roll OF States was
called, that the announcement OF member Of the
National Commitfee from each State might he ia.
ceiv.d as fnilnvs.
Arta,sss ! ~ ~ noy"sS
CaIiIornia Horace Davis.
Colorado-JOln J.. Rnutt.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-06-10
SIXTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

A delegate from Massachusetts moved to ad
jOurn till tomorrow Mt 10 An. Carried.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-06-10
FIFTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

The question OF the Craftsmanship has been re-
ferred 10 the new committee, with power TO desig-
nate who shall NIL the place.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-10-14
To the Editor


am of the opinion that much good
will result from a free circulation of
the great speach of Senator Conkling
recently delivered in New York, and,
believing the best method of reaching
the intelligent voter of Wisconsin is
through the medium of the press, l
hope all the Republican papars in the
State will furnish it to its readers. ]
am sure every Republican will thank
you for it, and feel all the prouder of
the record of his party after reading,
while the independent voter will after
perusal be convinced that the Repub-
lican party is his also, and Uote a0jh
as. Thus you viii reap your reward
for the outlay necessary. The Demo
cratic party in Wisconsin are not idle;
they yet express hopes of obtaining
the electoral vote of the State. If they
do, it will be by means used at the last
moment. I trust that you will urge
upon every Republican reader the
Importance of every vote. Remember,
the loss of one member of Congress in
Wisconsin may change the complexion
of the next House of Representatives,
and that of a state Senator or Assembly
man that of 3 .. S. Senator. Let
every Republican vote his ticket, and
Wisconsin is as surely for the right as
the Green Mountain State.
Very Truly Yours,
r. Fl. BAKER.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-10-14

Theimports OF these four ports in 1860 were
s27g. 491 o75 their ex ports, 5248 479,O8
Total, s545. $50 161. In 1859 their Imports
we're 1868 1926 4 +; their exports, S572,2 1885,
3l5. Total, St,240, 10000.
In 1860 the foreign commerce OF New Or
leans was "a per cent. of that Of the four
ports just named. In 1889 it IS only per
S102,1 128 IN 1880.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-19
by g. Neal IL Lucas, Auctiunarrs.

SSf VlkTUk of docron OF tha Ccrncrnton
- Court for Tho city Ct At1indris. Va rem
Icred 81: tho January torn. 1880. thereof IN Tho
chancer1 calIEo at SkdmGro vs. Skidmoro tho
subscriber, AS commissioner Of sSo, appointed
ny the said decree, will tXposo for sao st public
auction. on SATURDAY, tho 3lst dsy Of Jan.
usry, 1880, at II m, in front of tho Market
Building: on Royal stroot, in tho city OF Alex
andria. Va, 3 TENEMENT and LOT OF
GROUND, in tho said city Of Alex .ndris, situ-
Htod on the south sido of Queen stroet between
Henry and Patrick, in front on Queen street 80
lnet inches, and running scuthwardly in depth
100 feet TO IS foot allsy, being tho rremisoa
now occupied By Misses Emily and Maria Skid
moro.
Terms of Sao: Gne third Of tho purchase
money in cash, and tho residue in two equal
payments at six and twelve months from tho
day Of aalo; the deferred payments to boar in
toreft from tho day of sale. and TO bo secured by
Tho notes of tho purchaser with approved so
curly, and the retention of tho tito TO tho prcp-
erty unit! they are paid
ALBERT STUART,
Jan lG-oOLS Comm re- OF Salr
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G 2Iitsdns MLE.
CURES ALL PAIN IN MANAND BEAST,

CURES ALL PAIN IN MAN AND BEAST
GILES Linlmont 1odido Ammonia cures Neu
ralsla' Face Ache, Rhemstism, Gout, Frosted
Feet, Chliblains, Sore Throat, Erysipolas
and animal. The remarkable curos this remedy
has eiiected classes it IS ono of tho most import
| ant and valuable remedies over discovered foI
! Tho euro Or relief OF pain.
mad twovo strokes OF paralysis. My log
tongue and arm were useless; was Obliged 10 use
calhctcr every day. DR.. Giles Linimcnl
1oGIdo OF Ammonia has cured mo. Will An.
sWer any inquiries so tina! oil afflicted may know
oi i..-Jnhn Appall. North Bradford, Conn.
My Wiio suffered with prolsrsus uter, huor
sIou3 complicated with other fsu1alo troubles
OF tho Methodist Church, advised mo TO try
Giles Liniment Iodido Ammonia and Pills, he
telling mo Of the wonders i! had performed on
his wife, who WAS p martyr to such troubles, and
IS no" we'll: | obtainod tho Linimont and Pills.
and my w'te is cured: Charles X. jones'
Editor Discover. Charlotte, n. G.
write to DR.. Giles, At l20 West Broadway,
rev YORK, who cures kl frmsln troubles with
cuj pay.
Road tho following: Salt Rhoum cared. I
mad Salt Rheum on my hand for two Years:
tried every doctor could hoer Of The salves,
Clnlmonts and soaps without number: nothing <
benefited mo. a soc botilo Of Giles Liniment
lndlde Ammonla cured mcin loss than q wcnk.-
"A. Eomane, It'll WestJ hirty. second st. N. Y.
Hahllnsl Cos,lvcncss tie causo OF 20 many
troubles, Lownnss Of Spirits dizziness of the
Head, iIois Of Memory, indigestion, Flatulonce,
Ec"1lng OF tho Heart, Nervousness all these arc
cured hy Giles Improved Mandrake Pills
G!loh l-iniment and Fills sro sold by all
Drugg:ss throughout tho world. Trial Bottles
25c; Pills BIC.
boWHro OF cCuntcrrcits; tho genuine has q fkn.
silnllo OF tho inventors siSnitnrr, William NJ
Giles. ovrr tho cork Of each botta.
inc ltnim"nt III whiLo Wrappers is for family
use, lr"t IN yellow wrapper is for tho stable.
IL 10 Tho onlg LinmoEi tia! possesses alLern.
htITo properties ard can bn tfken internally.
Quart bottles st s. III, 1T which there s q great
SAVING daCS
H. :. LkADbEATME, & ERu, AGENTS.
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a. KEAT JOE IN HOSIERY.
NOVELTIES.

Imported Ciosss and Dolmsns, oyclusro styles.
Lace Curtains and Nottingham Lace.
Gflontcl Table Covers, novel designs.
LINEN iahlc Covers, elegant qualities, with Nap
E!ns 90 match.
Seamless k!d Gloves 8, 4 and bultons
El%ck Cloths and Docskns and Novelties in
mems Gnd boys wear, all Of or own inuor-
tttIon, saving two intermediate profits, and
in5rrirg Lcwcst styles
Oar Dress Goods Department is replnto with
new Hrd stylish goods, AID wo ru.neh Trim
I9!nEs to match
Cur assortment Of Carpets and Oil Cloths at
present Is elegant and complete Lowest
prices gUarSntUoi.
fRh1HFELnER & CO.,
no: IA King street.
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Jan lG-oOLs

pUBL1C SALE or RNAL ESTATE-hs
4 administrator de bonis non with tho will
annexed of Richard o. Shirley. doc'd. / will
offer for sale at Gainesville, in Prince William
county, on SATuRDAY, January 4.h, 1880
l.. Tho HOUSE, at Gaincsvilo recently occu :.
Piod by Mrs Susan Shirley, deceased, with out.
buildings. hnd FIFTY AND A HALF ACRES
OF LAND. Tho land is in 6 good state of cul-
tivhtion ind mostly cleared; the buildings sro
in good ordNr.
Z. TRACT OF TWO HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY-O ONE ACRES OF LAND, adjoin-
ing Gsincsvile on the right hand sido Of tho
ro.d leading from Gainesville to Brentsviln
and on the left sido Of the road from Gainesville
10 Knckland. This land has now and valuable
DWELLING HOUSE on it, with out buildings
ana bl4eksti!h a; shop the only ono ia Gaines.
Ville) This is all worry doIiraDa property, eitu-
Ated At Gainesville, thriving village.
Terms Of Sale: One fourth cash tho residue
| IN throa equal annual instaimoGts, The purchss-
ors giving bonds, with approved personal sccur-
ity, bearing interest from the day Of salo, and
iho LILLE TO De retained until the last payment
has been made II. +. LYNN,
Adm'T. dc bonis non W. W. a. of
dec !S-T1H Il. 0. Shirley, deceased.
| GALE OF REAL ESTATE IN FAIRFAX
~ COUNTY.-By virtue ofs decree rendered
| in the suit of Gooding's adm'rs. vs.. Utterbsck,
| (now ponding in the Circuit Coart Of Fairfax
| county,. at the Juno term, 1870, of said court,
INC ulluerslRneO, spCclcl commissioner therein
named, will. on MONDAY, the 18th day Of
| January, 1880. lcourt day.. at II o clock M, bo.
lore tho door Of tho Court House, sell to tho
highest bidder, at public auction, that certain
| TRACT OF LAND, lying in SAID county, near
the village of Centrevilo, containing ON b
HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN ACHES
AND ONE HALF, Ql7N, more or loss. for,
mor!y owned by B. d. Ulterbsck. and adj Join
| ing tho lands OF Thomas N. Stewart and others
The said real estate is without buildings, but Of
good quality and susceptible Of ready lu'prove.
| mont.
Terms OF Sale: One tenth of tho purchase
money TO ba paid in hand on the day of sain s5
" deposit, liable TO be forfeited and tho land 70.
| sold If tho terms OF sslo are not complied with
tho residue i'll thyoo cGusl payments ut six,
twelve and eighteen months, with interest from,
| tho day Of SALE 10 be secured By the bonds al
tho purchaser and retention of The tito until the
whole CT the purchase money shall be paid.
THOMAS MOORE.
decl3-w4R Special Comm of Salo.
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s'atp:pzq agH9zN. s'f&ss ..s.

nj OrlCE-! a.N tho at:cn::aH aC in0 In.'.}ic
~ tN Tho n"!thcEs: co:a@5 Il me Market On
Fairfax and CH!a'caG ss..a"ta, where i..vH "a
snmcl business n; !ay cd ,!%Gd, ar,! win heyc
on hand NJ "ii LINES coed sinia;v ni Gl!Ni:;E
FRESH n EATS. consisting O! Beef, IiuLlon,
Lamb, Veal ard H1rk. ingGtner with oil Linds
Of SAUSAGE Sud rHDri4.:i, II Iar own
manufacture. | also CA!i ...!nctlon - stal! No
~. opDosito where have on haad aao Ealac-
L:on of CHDiCH .iCHh!.:$. consisting "s GU
.umhar5, Ch0" thow, Ii,ro :'ickIa. h;ixct.
tickle Gao.!iag, Ca":jiovor I'D i';a!.lcG
Onions, @hL ai kinds -: Ai,Il.cs IL gi.a$ iHrs :;
'latioId S"ucc, #@E":o!sI'i1o Sauce, Gsig!p,
FIonch ilHsLSrI, pure G!v0 Hil, imported
Slam Cheese. rorrJr i;SI!2c, .rrGinos in Quar-
tor and bali h"Xna &',nCo 3iHai, Hinccs5u;i,
''HmC ns, n;c.; C!!Nj&b &.NTI15 Ei+i!, rrG
rarcd Tor tah!a rs" ;it;:a3is!cy, consisting If
siacEfol, t;n@d. ;%mrn @;!l ;.sci0ac SaG i:"r
rag hay q. tAC3" ','jtGiea en- h. vrocr,Er;; NJ
tor mnrhol hours NJ iny s:.Ia. q" = s,,uih Fair
Tax str2ct. :,m hh's II 'ish committing ~ Sou,g-
mo LHaraior AM Family !.a3 i'criiiig, III bits.
haj! bba and k!.'; i"irin;% had, in barrels
nali barrels and @i!sj MHvl,rt@}. Hos J. - ,srt; q.
~ barrels, haif Imrroi5 aHt Ais
nov - f. ! HEHj,
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MAD TERRIBLE NIGHT SWEATs.
Mamnhis Fehrrerv11 lS,

Memphis, February II, ISL.
DR.. Tut: SIr-I havo been suffering for near.
~ two years with severe cough. When
commenced taking yonr Expoctorsrt Nss re-
ducad to one hundred and sixteen pounds in
weight. l had tried almost everything; had
terrible night sweSts. hsye tskon half drsoa
bottles Tho night swoats have lett mo, tho
cough has Disappeared and / have gained iiiteoa
pounds in flesh. [ rocomMcnd II to al my
friends. WITH Yr6at respect,
OLIVER RICE.
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'REMEUhl FKUlT TREES
N. 0. MUNSCN'S NilRSE%Y.l

(D. 0. MUNSCN'S NuRSK%Y.I
Will tai orders for the above Fruit, Ornament.
ri and SGsdo Trees, Smsll fruits, Koaes, Flow
orng Shrubs, &c, 81 Nursnry prices, o. my
store, corner cf Fairfax and franklin sts Send
card snd will call and thko your orders snd
leave catalogue prices and varieties, and can
give purcbssers inqnring useful hints about do
s:rshle varieties.
y9-l0m W. !. GRAVES.
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AESTEesN RAY,Ea,

fSRUSTEES SALE OF a yi!.UAHLH
TEACT OF LAND DIN FhlkFAN CO
VA.-By virtue Of q decd OF trust tx ,cutc, hy
John Il. kincheloo and John II. C!se@et, 70 tho
undersigned, as trustee, ard da!nd on tie l7:h
day OF June. lS13 and Gully recorded on III.
land Iocord5 Of Fairfax county, Va. in ib,r 7,
No. H. folio 400. &c will cell a. public suction,
on MONDAY, the 10Th day of February, 1880,
Chat being Court day) in front cf tho Court
House OF said county, 20 the Eishcs. bidder, 50
much OF ce1!sin TRACT OF LAND, contain.
ing "l7 acres moro or less, situate in said coun.
~, on the Pohick Rolling Road, and bong 10!
No. in tho division Of tho real estate of VIM,
Chichester, deceased, which WAS conveyed to
w. +. Goodwin and by him to tho aforesaid
klneholoe s. Clsgsett, by deeds Of record in
the Clerks office uf tho said county, as will tho
beneficiary under said deed Of trust, (Jsmes
GrlEsley) the sum Of one thousand dollars with
interest thereon from tho 18th day OF Juae, lc7i
Terms Of Salc-Cush.
+. ID: RICHARDSON, Trustee.
Fairfax CO :, an l5-ts
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HOW TO Eat Oysters.

40 oyster has 10 bo taken as whole, and re-
| spccttd as srch. 1:zelusca 10 be dclt with ir
| detail, and be who attempts it makes O gas
! sronomic failure cf no small magnitude. There
's on'y one vay in which an oyster c N be eaten.
There 1t lies on tho shcll, hard. whito and
pump, l;a copvolutcd edges matching the rim
OF the shell You pass the thin bado Of your
knife carefully under it, and release the Gbrous
heart from lis resrfy connection.
Then gou lay your knife down, take tho
frontal edge Of tho oyster firmly between your
thumb and iioscr, hripg it W in front of your
lac, in eo>c connco!ioa with your lips, look at
1t on Instant, Icy your head back, shut your
eyes orcr your mouth, placa tho delicious NOR.
sci Un your tongue, 20 IS 10 sense its linc salti-
ncss then Let 80 your hold on it, and-aEay
Il GccF. MS slcwy and az easily as ship edes
from The ways into welcoming sea. Whoever
has done this decd oEc,, and felt the full physi.
c?l rapture Of IL. has one memory, ut least, that
Will Fever die Whi!u The senses OF tho palato re-,
inan.
Nlt onlr IS there proper way TO cat nn oys
ter, but there is GIso :: proper way to prepare
an oyster TO be catcp. And, ra regards roast.
log, this is the way First ard foremost among
The requisites ia r. good old fashioned fire.
Hcea, with is atono hearth, its stout brazen
androns. its wIlitn ashes, its glowing bed of
Goals, and It's bright roaring flames. Now draw
uD your low chairs and your stools, q tiny tray,
q coarfo towel, and short. thin bladed knife
ou every lap. and plato Ct bread and butter en-
the ii)or ct your side.
Set Eushcl basket full Of o74tcrs, largo as
The PLAN ory your hand, shaptt! like sns!lop, at
the corner Of the Fireplace and a pitcher cl
whlskcy rucch Oh tho silcbCard. Nov wo arc
reuiy. Tho host sIaods, toDgs 10 hand, and
W!!: nimhn motions, places twenty Of the big
inowa on tic carefully laid blazing sticks. The
s!lencc OF expectation tails on tho group. Every
eye is iaktcnod on tho bi7alvcs. Wbizz, buzz,
sputtor, bSnr Now tho sport begins. How
the jokes fly! How tho laughter bursts cut
and peals through tho old homo! How tho
chimney roars! low tho traad and butter and
runch vanish! Nh mel wo must stop or we
shall not wri:o Rnythiog sober to night. But
what memories como out O! the quiet past from
the 1ar years Wh0n wU children With The father
and moihaT, ~cro altogether in the old home,
and VIC had so much less than wc havo now, as
men count, having aud yet had enough to love
10 thrive en-, eri such laughter that started
tears Add ii'c iikos cracked arourd that old
h"nfi fihs!"''c well, uho can ever tell lhom again
az ;nty Trru told ihG? "Ihcn was our mouth
TILED "lih laughter AID ;ur tongues with sinp-
ing. - IrgOHnUE
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ssE.E esGdsEa.
;, = + { a l. j. 4 II g a | n S .

= r { n l. j = Il g a Ms
Tuesday, January IL. 1850.
BLACK FEENOH CASHMkEE-Wo ro-
cc:7ed per oxpross to-day another invoica Of
li;ose all wool Csshmcres. extra chosp, At SOC,
CO., 1jc, she and ST.
Also Kid Gloves every pair warranted
4 now Corset at 15c, worth 81.
Wamsutla Shirt. at SIC and 81. Ca|l and seo
j.. r. BKASHEAH,
H. B Hoomos. No. 100 King street
IN /" Alexandria, Va.
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FHCHEhTORS SAbE--By ordor Of tho
A4 Governor OF tho OoTmonwealth Of Virgin
TO- j. rs cschcstoT. will offer for sale. nt the front
door Of tho Court Rouae OF Alexandria county,
on MONDAY, the GG:h day of Janusry. lSSp
that being Court day, at y o'clock H., TWEN-
Ti-ONE ACRES, two roods and twenty ono
poles of LAND, in the ssld county of Aloxsn.
dria, lately ths property of James Eilton docd.
which said land has eechoRtol to the Common.
wealth. according to law.
Terms of Sale: Ono third of tho purchase
money will be required in cash; tho residue in two
equal annual payments. bearing interest from
Gay OF sale; tho purchaser TO execute bond with
good pcrsnnsl security, sRd tho legal tiLio to bo
retained I'll! Lhc whole OF tho purchase money 10
paid. FRANCIS III. MILLS,
dec I2-dw Esclcn.or
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C ECIAL NOTICE.

All our accounts havo boon msda cH 20 Janu-
sry lzt, 1870, and our friends arc requested 10
settle promptly.
jan u. +, BRkSHEAf.
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HENRY CLAr'S WAGER.-ln l%li when tic
fcRca Commission, composed OF Henry Clay,
John Qdnoy Aiau5, James A. Bayaid and
Albert uullrtn on the part crtlo Utited Slates,
n1d 'IJrd Gambler ard Mr. Goubourr on the
part ot Great Britai1, were oudeavoring to
como TO an understanding on the impor-
tent question Of tho navigation oil tho
Nli1sIfslDpi ,lect and tho fishing privi-
egcs, tho British plenipotcntiaries sought
10 alarm tho Americans by informing them of
the InvIclblu army which was moving on New
Orleans. supported by powerful Diet.
They dwclt Oh tic gRautry and daling Of
Packenhanl, laid much stress upon the superb
character o! his troops, which they trulhfulIy
declared were The flower Of tho British army,
veterans of tho victorious Peuinsular campaign,
and Lord Gambler gleelully remarked, Nov
Orlaaas Will 5000 he In cur possession. and the
freq navigation CT tho Mississippi assured 10
US. This greatly ncttlci MIR. Clay, who bad
determined never TO concedo The point ss TO
tho great rlVUr. which with prophetic cyo he
SAW must ono day become tho grandost com.
mcrclAl highway on tho globe. and &c, with the
instinct oil the lruo kontuckisn, he al onco Of
fcrei TO wager Lord Gambler that the British
army would never capture Now Orlesns, and
that Packonnsm would DO disas!rously defeated.
For" said he, Il hm informed that Gen.
Andrew Jackton, from Tennesaco, has gone to
Now Orleans, End have tho mcst implicit faith
in his ability to copo with your srlny" Lord
Gambler ioyfully accepted Tho wagor. which he
lixod st y hunGred guinness. When tho nows oil
| tho rout OF the British Army at Chulmette and
of tho death OF Packenhsm was received in
Europe, Lord Gambler appr cached MIR. Clay al
| y grsnd ba!l-g!yon, wo believe in honor of the
| success Of the negotiations al Ghent-and hand.
EunITnd M r.
l bcliovo there arc three kinds of beipgi under
the special care and protection of divine Provi
dence-lunstics, drunksrds and the American
people" "--N. o. Democrat
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OLIVER RICE,
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.

Reaior, Esvo you caught cold? ATo you
tation in the throat2 A sense Of oppression on
tho lungs. with short breath -Do you have s.
fit of coughing on lsiGS doHn? A sharp pain
now and then in y region of tho hnArt. shoulder;
and backH If 50, OUR ADVICE IS to takN
st onco dosa cf TUFTS Expnctorant; you will
soon ba sbln TO raiao the phlogm. In All hour
ropoat the ExpecioyanL, place hot iron to thu
feet. take two Of TUFTS Fila. You will soon
fall into pleasant sloor sid wake up in Tho
morning cough gone. lIags working frooly {;
easy breathing and tho 5oSols moving in nat
ursl manner. 70 prevent n return OF these
symptoms uso Tho Expoctorant several days.
0ilico, 35 MURShY ST, n. ynkH.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-19
A NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER WRITES

Ufllto Evening News, Augusta, Ga.
DR.. Tut: Dear Sir-My little son was attack
cd with pneumonia last winter, which left him
with violent cough that lasted till within
month since, for the euro of which / am indobt-
cd TO your valuable Expectorsnt. l had tried
most everythiog recommended. but none did
any good until usod your Kxpoctorant, ono
bottle Of which removed tho cough entirely.
With u.say thanks, l am yours truly,
JOHN Il. WEIGLE
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