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GET YOUR TIOKETs.

Mr.. 8. DESooN has been employed BY
the Passenger Department Of the Cleve-
land I Pistsburgh B. B.. Persons going
Wsst on business or pleasure, or for the
purpose of selecting and locating lands
are invited to call on him before select
ing their route. For safety, speeds'com.
fort, and satisfactory attention to trayel-
erss tho Cleveland d Pittsburgh sad
Pittsburgh 1T. Wayne 4 ghicagq1o.ds
are unrivalled. Every Information sau
be had by addressing him at Woodsfeld
Ohio. March 1881.
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Baltimore.--Ja june 30 Cattle.

Baltimore.--Ja june 30 Cattle
Very best on sale to-day Sc 3-5: that
generally rated first quality 4i,5f medi-
um or good fair quality 4a4a; ordinary
thin steers, oxen and cows 24a31 /;
extreme range OF prices 1916 35; most
OF the sales we're from 54a63c.
Mich Cows.-There is an oversupply
OF cows, nearly all OF which are COM
mon, and trade. is consequently dull !;
good Cows are wanted. Prices, lSa30
per head who lesale.
Hogs-We qpote prices to-day TIA
SIC; and extra 8s,; with most sales
Ss81c. The supply is near about equal
20 the. demand.
Sheep-We quote shecpat 4c: with
few at tine latter price. Lambs 4a7c
and few at the latter price.
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". H SIMMONS, Sec'y.

~ HEALTH AND HAPPINKss.-1t u
la1, strange that parents will permit
WIN their children to suffer from worms
~ when they can bo relieved without
taking nauscous medicines. refer to
that Pleasant, Safe and Certain Remedy
Pattcrson's Worm Syrup-whieh 10 sold by
all Jcaiers In medicines. Children cry for
it." .J ccr's.
Fold By J. +. JUpKlNs, woodsasld, Ohio.
I, b. PATTERSON, Prop'r, q. clsira
vile, Ohio. -
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Wool.

w OOIe
There seems to be something in the
sir in the wool market in Brooke county
West Virginia. According to the Wells.
burg. Herald it has advanced couple OF
cents, 81 and 3S cents pound being
now the quoted figures, where a short
time ago they seemed stereotyped at IS.
The agents are in the field and 40c lb.
will do it--a cent or two less might do
it, foE the farmers realize fully the dan.
ger lof holding on too long. The deal.
ers, Of course say 40c a pound is too
much, and give hundred reasons why
It il, but just here the subject is getting
too deep for Us, and We will probably
finiAh IL heiter q week hencs.., #
The 4rsene county, Paa Republican
-ssy that 38 and 80 cents have been OF.
fered for wool in that county. the latter
figure only in one case that it is hesrd
OF "Buyers are plenty, ami it now
looks asst last years prices would be
fully realized. II would not be snrpris-
ing II 40 cents pound wouId be the Iu-
ling price inside OF q week F"
WIN. Davis, Of South Strabane town
Washington, Pa, has an excellent
clip Of wool. He has been offered IS
cents per pound for it., but refused to
take thst price.
PHttADELPHrA, June 23.-.Wool.-
Firm Ohio. Pennsylvania and West
Virginia Xxx snd above 42a43c; X
42a43,; medium 44a45c; coarse 35a37c;
New York Michigan, Indiana and Wes-
tern. lie 3Ss40c; medium 43.45c: coarse
35c; washed comblng and deIaine 4Oa
Ate; uhwashed do. 29a33c; pulled 80
a3Sc.
BosroN, June Wool-In good de.
msnd; Ohio and Pennsylvania x 424a
45c medium No l 45a4Sc; Michigan
and Wisconsin 40a4ac; combing and de.
laine 43,4Sc; Kentucky combing ga
Sec un washed feece., medium 25a35c.
The Wool Growers Bulletin has this
adviceto give:
"S,me of the Agricultural journals
have suddenly assumed enough hack.
UOuS ~ ouSisc tuc taIuSIS W uOlu
litle, While We have been advising
them al along to not be in hurry
about selling at 35c, We think 40c will
give the dealer and the manufacturer
both a margin. While the wool OF the
grower cost him every cent of 45c. il
not SOC, the psst winter, every wool
grower can look over his hay and grain
account and tell as that, as yet We are
notadvising wool growers to hold on,
to get the cost out OF their product. II
it has cost you IS or 80 mark it down"
and let Il 60; but II it IS a good article
We would not advise making it below
49c Ri Il is above the average it will
bring more than that; il it q poor, dirty
article get it out nf the way as soon as
possible; and II the sheep are not good.
SELF 'fliem TO the butcher. Let Us get
clear Of all refuse stock; wear no shod-
dy goods, shun the man who does, cut
the dealer who offers it to you, and We
will insure you SOC for your wool.
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Assistant paymas,er Gee. W. Jones
lied, yesterday, at the. residence OF Paw
master General Cutler, Washington, D..
c., OF heart disease. He was appointed
Assistant Pa, master, March IL, 1881,
from Cincinnati. His physical exami.
nation At that time was pronounced un-
usually satisfactory. s4-t
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The suit of the Western Maryland
Agricultural and Mechanical Society
againit Henry Ward Beecher, caused by
Beecher's failure to fulfill q lecture con-
tract, has been removed to the Superior
Court Of Baltimore.
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new Adv.rlllae,nsu,.. 4

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SELLS great show will exhibit at Bell
aise en Saturday, July o..
Cambridge is pleasant town, iinhabi-
ted by very pleasant people.
Do not hitch your horses to shade
trees when you como to town..
There win be little or no june har.
tes,ing OF wheat this season.
Mrs. DR.. FARouHAR and daughters
are visiting friends in Noble county.
JAnrs r. MoRRis. Esq, has opened
Hotel at his residence on Main street.
JOHNNY DoMrLL, formerlyaa resident
of woods6eld. 10 visiting friends here.
4 young man In Lebanon calls bis girl
Kitty. becsuse che gets her back up 80
often.
Sumuier- coumencaa June alst and
ass:s esnssl.oss z dsyss- Ths.'s What the
Aimansc says.
A camp mes.ing Of the colored Meth
Udisss win be held at Barnesville, COM
mvnrins July 1ist.
Agricultural Society nesting next
Saturday, July ID. Nstice published
elsewhere 10 this paper.
Mr.. Alr. W. SrnrsoS will organize
-olass sinshort hsad writing at the Cout.
Aodse this, Mohday. evening.
The Barnesville Fair Association in
tend 10 have : soldiers reunion in con
neoaisa. wish.sheir Fair this year.
Mrs DR.. o. BusKIRK, Of Clarington,
has been conaned 10 her room for some
TINA WITH I severe. spell Of sickness.
sli,s. SARAH KExxoN, Of Princeton,
III and Mias NELLIE STORIES, OF iris
delphis, W. vaY rs visiting at Mr. W.
o. 8WADDxiL's in this place. p
Rev. MIILaAx KiRkwooD. OF Woos-
ter, preached sa able sermon from the
n. Z. Church psIpit last, Sunday even
ing. Text: Thy Kingdom cnme
Afs, LiDl GsAt and family. Of Jeru-
saiesa. are visiting ather fathers. Mr..
JOSIAH DAVIS; Of skis place. We con-
sider. Mrs. GRAY one Of onr best cor.
respondents.
Atthe meeting Of the tent owners on
the Barss Mills Camp.uesting grounds.
all the tents and cottages we're rented,
and more wanted. The camp-meeting |
win bcgin on the l7.h Of gust.
AnStksi S.iss exchange, with j.alous
arimosi,y toward Ohio, says Ohio ladies
are terrible power wheu they move on
! ssloei-ksepsr, bui when it comes to
pa,chiagisud darniug, thes give righ,
up. aid compliin Of pain ia the side. /
Thsre NIL thxno eeryices in tue II.
E Capsrh IN the morning during the
heated term, only one sermon day and
that in the evening. Surely everybody
can sfford 10 come out to listen tn one
sermon especially such splendid SER
mons - Rev. EDNoxps breaches to our
,,Aoy,i>s u ~ S
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uThe committees in the Senatorial
Convention we're REPRESENTED, py Mon
roe county men as follows:
Observation-Disclosures OKEY. re
Rules-L HoEFFLER. ,
.Organ'zs,ion-S. A. Atkinson. 'S'N-f
Senatorial-H r. WEST.
Judge WALroN Was Chairman OF the
delegation. and was selected As member
of the Senatorial Committee forsthe en-
suing term Of two years.
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~ We received two we'll prepared ar
ticles from S.G C., answering the ques-
zion we'copied from the Spirit, toncern-
ing the state Of the dead. We have not
room after giving the local and general
news for them. Garingion Independent
The question was: "Is there an Inter
mediate state between death aud the anal
Judgment"
Make room, Tox. and we'll do the
same when the Independent reaches US:
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sWapDELL & HE.BIIHa have lust got
. lotp OF new Hav Rakes, the VICTOR
and STAR RAKES. The VICTOR is q
selfdump, aud the STAR is a Hand
Dump Rake. Both are Warrant.
ed. Give them a call. They sell them
at manufacturers prices.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
wheeiiny Live stock Market.

wheeling Live stock Market.
Hogs-Rather dull and plenty s 50@5
IS; per hundred in prima packing lots; !;
butchers 8 50.-
Sheep-Clipped 8 2s@3 IS.
Csttle-This market is fair at present,
cattle plenty. We quite Young cattle,
from 500 to 600 lbs, at 3.3Ac; bulls
Sc; 600 TO 900 lbs. 4; 900 to
1000 lbs, 81 5O@l So:
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EJune 24.-Flour 4 00s6 90; Wheat 1
1871 90; Corn Ate; Oats 38c; Rye
96c, Barley CSC.
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cincinnati.

June IA Flour 5 85a6 50; Wheat
l 22; Cors 47c; Oats 40c; Rye 9sc;
Barley OF.
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q Farmers who want to raise good wheat,
and want to fertilize their ground, should call
at Wsddell & Helbling's and sec the Nc.
SHERRY GRAIN DRILL and FER
1t is the best Grain Drill in
the market. For further particulars call At
tho Hardware Store.
-WADDELL & HELBLING. Agents.
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illCE CREAM PARLOR.

I have just procured one Of the best Ice
Cream Freezcrs now in use, and am prepared to
furnish Toe Cream to families, weddings, and
picnia, PARTIES on the shortest notice. Parlor
open every eYening. Cakes of all kinds fur.
nished. Lunch at all hours.
s9 -t JACOB REINHERR
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Destructive Fire Near GAINESVILLE.
ZANEsvILLE, June 2l.-The grain
cradle mandatory OF George Selson. 10
Springfield township, was DESTROYED by
fire yesterday morning. Sixty cradles,
tools and material we're destroyed. Sup
posed to be incendiary. Insured in
Knox Mutual
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@The Senatorial Convention on the

~ The Senatorial Convention on the
2ad inst, at Cambridge, was not largely
attended by the Delegates and Demo-
Gratis OF Monroe and Noble, while
Guernsey, Coshocton and Tuscarswas
had full delegations. The temporary
work OF the Convention was completed
at the morning session. At II o'clock
the Conv entlon reassembled aud the
several COMMITTEES reported. J. B. DRiuas
Of Monroe. was made Chairman aud
Col. JOHN LAUaHEAD, of Tuscarawas,
Secretary fha halloting ran through
four ballots without nomination On
the 9th ballot Coshocton voted for
PEARSON, "a; Guernsey 26 for BoRroN i;
Monroe 3S for PEARSON, N ,ble > for
PEARSON and Tuscsrawas 4S for Will.
KIrs. Before the Secretary read the
result, Noble changed her 9 votes from
PEARSON to WILKINS. AMI Monroe her
80 from PEARSON to Wilkins. The
Secretary read as follows:
PEARSON, "a; BoRroN 26; WILKINS 95.
Mr. WILKINS received more than the
number required to nominate. but the
Chairman ruled that the ballot should be
recalled. On the ballotas recalled the
result was as follows:
PEARSON, Monroe SO. Coshocton "a
and Guernsey IS; WILKINS. Tuscarawas,
ls, Noble 9 aud Guernsey l.
On motion Of Judge PATRICK, Of
TuScarawas. the nomination was made
ananimous.
Mr.. FisHER Of the Coshocton Demo
crat. Judge PATRICK, and Mr.. McTLYAR,
Of Guernsey, were appointed commit
tee to inform Mr.. PEaR'oN OF his nomi.
nation. The nominee came into the
Convention, briefly thanked 1t for the
honor conferred, when an adjournment
was carried.
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ApricnItnrnl Soriety,

The Directors Of the Monroe County
Agricultural Society are requested TO
meet in Woodsdeld next Saturday, July
81, for the transaction Of important bu.
siness A full attendance is urged
JAMES WATSON, Pres't.
TN TT ,... c..s,, -
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Read Tax Receipts

Furnished to Rnad Supervisors or Town
ship Clerks at TIE SrlRIr Office, or or
ders by mail will receive prompt atten
tion.
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New York.

June 24-Flour 4 00a6 IS; Wheat
25al 80; Corn 55a58c; OTIS 42a4Sc
Rye 96c; Barley 45c..
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MARRlED -On June 2. 1881, by Rev.
RIEo 10 sscHEs, Miss KArTIK LAxas-
DoRs 10 Mr.. MARrrN YEsrER.
On the same day, by Rev. CHARLES
KocHss Miss ELIzkBErH Rorn to Mr..
JOIN A., ,ZIEGa.
On June 18th, 1881. by Rev. J. j.
BopxrRs Miss .MARr 3usrse to Mr..
WILLIAM MosER.
-'.'On the same day, by Jas. H. HAMlL-
yvH.. sEsq Of Seneca towaship, Miss
NAMcr JANE BaEeDEH to Mr. JACOB
MAHxLE.
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az Ladies' Fine Kid Button Shoes, Walk
ing Shoes and Sandal Slippers to b. had in
good- variety at NORRIS 3 ARMSTRONG's.
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AGENrs AND CANyAssERs

AGENTS AND CANVASSERS
Make from S25 to $50 per
week selling goods for E. &. RIDE.
OUT & CO, 10 Barclay street. New
York.
Send for their Catalogue and terms.
aug24, 'S0lv.
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"HMrs. KiRKwdoD. widow Of WIN
c. KlKxwecp, and her .scns. Rev. WV
KrRkwoop,so ,sof ti,e Presbyterian Church,
and Prot. SAHUrL J.. KIskwcoD. Of
Wooster Udiversisy, are visiting frien is
in this place. Nrs. KIRKwooD and her
hls5snd, recently, deceased, remove, to
Wooster from Woodsfeld in 1858, and
&his is-her arst visit 70 her Old home
Many OF her old friends have passed
beyond, bat those who remain gave her
aai her sons warm greeting and vel.
come. .s.z..-...
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SC. HENRI LANE, NJ. D. Ph. D ,
late Profe.sor of Gyneeology in the Maine
Medical College, and Surgeon )" tho .Wo-
man. Hospital. has taken room, at the
DENooN Hotel, woodsneld, Ohio, which
will give The afflicted opportunity to
avail themselves Of his superior skill.-
We know OF no better evidence Of the
Doctors skill than the many 6sttering
reports from the press where he has
been.
The success attending the treatment
Of the afflicted by Dr.. Lane since his ad-
vent in this borough is truly marvellous.
His mode of treatment Is entirely new,
and in the examination Of the different
organs affected he brings into use the
most approved modern instruments, and
the success that has attended his efforts
has won for him practice and reputa-
tion which places him in the front rank
with the most eminent physicians Of the
United States. He has trea,ei nearly
thousand patients during his brief stay,
and people are coming from many miles
away to receive aid.- Rellsboro { Pa.)
Gazette.
Some weeks ago stranger came int"
our midst and took up headquarters at
the Sherman House and announced that
be would practice medicine in this town
and vicinity. This was G. Henri Lane.
or course, a good many people said st
f.st, she is a quack," but We can now
truthfully announce that nobody consid
ers-him quack. His thorough knowl.
edge OF medicine, his many wonderful
cures. and his honest and gentlemanly
dealing with the public dispels the
thought from every mind. DR.. Lane
comes among us with the highes. re-
on physician Of true
merit His success here has been re-
markable He treats chronic diseases,
diseases OF women, and diseases OF the
ear and eye He has over one hundred
patients, and his business is rapidly in
creasing. Give him 3 csll.-Ohio Pot.
riot.
DR.. G H. Lime, who has been Ia our
midst for some weeks has certainly
proven himself genuine benefactor.-
His cures are in many cases simply mi
raculous. The many suffering mortals
who have sought and found relief
his treatment are enthusiastic
in their endorsement OF him, both as q
physician aud friend, and wish him sue
cess wherever he may CO. Buckeye
State.
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Baltimore.

June "a Flour 3 50a6 So. Wheat l
q; Corn i57c; Oats 39a4lc; Rye1 03.
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Barnesyille Real Estate Agency.

BarnesVille Real Estate Agency.
Eight Farms ln this ard adjacent
Counties and fifteen pieces Of Town prop.
srty now Offering. Address
Ut. SooF1ELD, Agent
/ feb6, ,'Sly1,
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AHHouss plants aad nowers, wire
and straw baske's Tor boaqiets, houqnst
holdess and cat flowers at al times at
Mr.. WAYS green house, woodsdeld,
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lEMnksos copnly svas, represented
in the. SebstofiAI Convention. held al
Cambridge on t6s . tinst., by the fol.
losisesD DssAecrats.: Ee=a;a.s se.-..ss.,.s- :.
Al. Pa<essrsJudg B. X. WAIrox,
Asditos s.. A, AHKIxsoH, L HoErrLzR
H.R WEsr, AslEx 0KEY, J. b. DRrGas,
H,,E. Nom tnix, J: r. CAxDrs, T. L
TWyxEx. yAs.iHi .HAxlLros aai. Al
HANNAH. .sroteei7aaaA ae. 4qe'i e.
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Furniture at the new room Of WAD-
DELI q HELBLINc's, next door to The
Gazette Office.
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NOTICE OF APpOINTM ENT.
Estate Of John Berger, Deceased !.

THR undersigned has beeu appointed and
qualified as Administrator, de bouts non,
Of the estate Of John Berger, late Of Monroe
county, deceased.
Dated this 10th day Of June, A. D. 1881 !.
junea1, ,'slw3. MICHAEL B0UaHNBR.
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Mite Society

At H. r. WEsr's next Friday evening.
All are cordially invited.
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tHrBoy's and Mems Ready Made Clothing
at lev prices at NORRIS d ARMSTRONG'S
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DiiS Aut April 81, 1881, DANIEL
EsLrwIrE, OF Adsns so~nship, ,ged II
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Fin buying "Grooeries" you want "full"
value for your money go to Schumachers, op-
posits the Bank.
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a. ots Morris q Armstrong; and see the
Ccttopade Pant Wear at loo per yard to 1so.
Good va,ue,
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Wooasaeld stock Market. -
june 27-Cattle 5a4ae per pound
Sheep 3a4d pet pound. Hogs 4a5 per
pound gross.
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Harvest WI

Harvest VIII Soon be Here.
Go to WADDELL & HELBLrNe's 3 to buy
your Grain & Grass Scythes, Forks,
Rakes, DC.
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a Beautiful Camers Hair Dress Goods at
MoRRrs & ARMsrRoNa's at 20 and $50 per I'd.
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Weol Twine 1 Sheep Shears, A.,
RADDELL d HELBLrN9's.
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BUSlN ESN NOTICES.

a. Black Grenadines at NORRIS 3 ARM
sTRoNe's at 100 per yard.
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ETEAHEgs.

NJ OT1CE.
f'GT0.NsU FERB1' CO.'S. sTEJ.nERs
FOR LANDINGS
ON TIE POTOMAC RIVER
On and after Sunday. July 18th,
Will leave as follows
Steamer 7. v. ROWSMITH leaves Poto-
mac Ferry Co.'S. wharf, tcot Of King street.
EVERY SUNDAY, tn ESDAY and ia URS.
Ia 7, a. 80 8 nj. for lconardtown and sill
lntermedists landings
Steamer Ii YSTlC leaves RVERY MON.
DAY, WEDN ESDAY and FRIDAY, at I 80
E. m, for Nomini and intermediate landings.
GaO. K. PHILLIPS, Manager,
Potomac Ferry Company.
J. B PADaETT Agent. jyi7
NOTICE.
CHANGE OF TIME.
On ard after Monday, October 4,h, the
boats Of tho POTOMAC FERRY 90. will run
81 folloHa:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
G0, 80, s 80, Q 80, 10 80 and II 80 q. M. snd
II 80, 20 2 80. 3 80, 80, s 30 and 6 Is y, d,
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
80 80, 80, 9 80, 10 80 and ii 80 q. m, and
IL 81, 81, 2 80, 80, 4 so, 30 and 6 son. m,
On Sunday tho first trip from zach end will be
St 80 q. 10.
my25 GEO. Il. PHILLIPS, Manager
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MEEeEGENAE.

Perry, Ca, April Il, 1879
have watched the use of tho medicine now
known as ''Swift's Syphillitc Specific" over fifty
years, and have never heard Of failure to cure
when properly taken. commenced the use Of
did q number of my neghbors. and in every
case that came within my knowledgeit effected q
cure. In 1885 Geo. Walker, bought at auction
SLAVE not acarranted. After tho purchase it
was discovered that he had had Syphilis for
twelve years. His head was without hair on
it. he treated him with this remedy, and in
Sour weeks he wss aonnd and we'll, and in o short
time had as fine head of hair ss was ever
ownsd by a negro. He owned this slave many
years, and he never had any return of tho dis
case, nor lost days work.
II. Il. DENNARD
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Pro.
prietors Atlanta, Ga.
Sold by T. 8. Leadbeater & Bro.
Call for copy of Young Mems Friend"
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Inland L Scaboard Coasting Co.
steamers Of this limo will run rs follows.
FOR N0HFGsAE,

Connecting with Merchants and Miners' Limo
for Boston, steamer
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rsSss ULYDE'S STEAM LINES WEEK
S-&sSs3s2 LY TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PROYI.
DENCE AND BOSTON.
Steam leave Alexnndria EVERY TIES.
DAY and ioavo Philadelphia EVERY SAT-.
URDAY.
This line connects st Alexandria with tho @,
4. IL ID. and w s. o. 4. Rs, and at philadel.
phia with C!ydes regular Steamships for Fail
liver, Providence and Boston.
Frois Forwarded With promptnesa and care,
free of commissioIs.
No charge for transfer in Philadelphia, aud
wharfage In Boaton. Quick time. FREQUENT
departures. Through rates and through 5ills
OF lsdlng given. Insurance Of tho loWeat rates.
Agents:
y. a. HEED, Alexandria.
VIM. T CLYDE s. CO., PHILADELPHIA,
JOHNSON s CO.. Wash. & Georgrn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-22
Alexaudrlu Oazette
SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY -.
COMMUNICATED
A Tribute to n Friend

COMMUNICATED.
. A Tribute to Friend
ON THEE EVE Or HER MARRIAGE
May'st thou be happy, joyous bride.
With thy true and loving chosen guide
And as thou'st pledged the solemn VOW.
May heavenly wisdom deck thy brow.
Long years OF bliss may each enjoy.
Not marred by any dark alloy;
Thy pleasant smiles will win for thee,
Joy and gladness Where'er thou'lt be.
Giving pleasure in the domestic sphere,
Thou'lt ever find thy pathway clear;
Harmony will reign beside thy hearth,
Purc as can be found On Garth.
May love and peace around thee stay
And angels guard thoo night aad day;
Such is tho orisol of thy friend
That blessings over each may blend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-22
L8DT 1P TAE EARs

EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY. Of 80 o'clock p.m.; returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate days At AGO p. m.
This staunch iron steamer has just boon paint
cd throughout ststerooms newly furnished snd
carpeted. and is the hsndsonest IS we'll as the
safest boat on the Potomac river and Chesapeske
bay, and 10 the only steamer making close con-
nect!on with the New York and Boston steam
ers; also connects with Richmond steamers and
railroad lines South. Stops ut PINEY POINT
and POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
Fare. first class, 81; round trip 81 90.