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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-30

What the London News calls the Voice
of disappointment" in reference to the
Peace in Europe, is coming up from all quar-
ters, just at this time. How long the inn
preston of doubt. uncertainty. and anticipa-
ton of future difficulties. may continue, We
do not know. Austria is not. in fact, dr-
ven out Of Italy-Hungary is not free-no
meliOration in the condition of the people
has been effected: There has been short
but sharp war, and Sardinia has acquired
Lombardy-and that appears to be the ac-
tual result. Who thought that the matter
would end, where it has ended. when the
war rnmmencpdS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-30
Photographic Bank Note.

A Liverpool lEngland) paper says %
curious circumstance has just happened
NJ. Aguda, whose talent in photography h
given him IL European celebrity. He h'.
wager that he would So exactly initial
French bank note that the difference ,h1
not be perceplible. By the time appoIn,
the note was ready. and laid side by -
with the original upon his desk Jni..
jury, all were ready to seize the smallest
dication which should lead them into D.
right guess. The gentleman who bad b
the wager took both notes in his hand u RI
anime them III the strong light from the
dow; by some accident he changed or shut.
them from one hand to the other, aud VII
he returned them ~ the desk, neither v
Aguda himself nor any one of the rompa
could tell which WAS the false note and VIII.
the true. There they lie stll-two thon's.
franc notes-and all connoisseurs are In''..
to give an opinion. Needless 10 say that 0.
Banque de France has sent it, most ell'.
Judges. but without effect"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-30
ALEXANDRIA:

The Washington Constitution follows up
the article in the Bedford, Pa. Gazette, in
reference 10 the use of Mr.. Buchanan's
name in connection with the next President
ship. by stating it feels fully authori-
led to declare, that, under no circumstances
will Mr.. Buchanan consent to be candidate
for reelection" This settles the matter.
The peculiar friends Of Mr.. b. will there
fore, look around now. TO see upon whom
they will unite as their preference. among the
candidates for the Democratic nomination.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-30
cha REWARD Runaway from tb

cIa0 REWARD Runaway from the .
SlUNJscriber, about the 18th of June. 90!
mai JOSEPH, who CALI himself Jo bong
is II rather light color, about 30 years old, b." ,.
$ or inches high, with rather thick lip. ~ f.
ticulsr marks resollerted. nor do | know -
kind of clothes be wore. lie wa hired TT
year {" Mr.. j. A. ChsPpalier, near Pnris. ~h" Do
some difficulty with hln-and il 10 supp"-'i b.
It'll lurking about the nsighbprhood. A""sa
$40 will be given il found and aprrrhrnd'i
the neishborhooi Or county, and delivered I"
800 il taken up out OF the State, and secuted
tkat get him. A. u. SLllLt
Exr. uf {. 4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-11

a .azEI s...ssa-ez o.. !. 1859.
-. 49, - = -. $. Eisi.ssr IL csi.e r.
eu-.srru11e NJ saligktea him npoa 10 saeiee'
sisullz 8, Aad ~kss1s nsaat 81 l. % that la
snv fhfurs emeresney Wiki nay ariss he VIA
sonprshea1 ed ssdersas1 bic dsty. Hs IN
strucsious were clear Aad enphatie-tAe same 10
substance - thoss u ComnisEieosr neea' IN
which car gessfnmeas pescmptorily decl,oed' un.
der any cirsum< stances, 10 ce-operste o. IN AZ!
ma,ner become con plicAssd with eithrr England
or France 10 their nnvemenss axaiass he cninese.
The Aesps.shss new h preparation WIN fsi'efa'e
this policy.
TIA ,,.s.usa, that the administrations approve
.he ce.r.e of Commodore fatsall and Minister
Vari ;u the aEair 81 feiha 10 correct
I have god authority far stating that . reply
10 Judee Blacks article sQuattsr sosereigny
il in preparation. under The supervision Of SEN
a.or boaglas. and win shortly appear.
Stsoial private despa,chcs from General scoss
have been received at the War Departments mere.
The papers are dated at Key West into which
pore he steamship Star Ut the Yves. has been put
in order 70 enable him 70 forward them.
The cid hero vas In excellent health. - were
the difsrsnt members of his sta6.
TAe ,usssss;ons contained in tho advices Of
General Scott are very Important and dispatches
Of great gravity Of character have bee" telegraph
cd 10 him in reply.
These orders are based on Official news received
from England by the mail steamer which arrived
soon after the sailing Of the Star ofthr West aud
are very decisive - 10 the action VI the General on
his arrival 1t the seene the San Juan Difficult
y.
So far from snteFtaining an idea Of recalling
General Soott--as kiated at In rome Of tho New
York papsss-he 10 directed to proceed at once
from Key West 10 the territory in dispote. aud
eouduss Nc conrss ~ tho emergency may require.
The sssing Commissionss ofthe General Land
O6lcs he's inst transmitted to the Governor OF
FlvridA 4 list Of approved internal improvement
lands, embsacing. H. 0a3 90 100 acres in the Tai
lahassee district 10 that State.
Undsr the act Of 1871. granting 5o0.0oo acres
OF laad to certain States for internal improvement
purposes. there have been approved n the State
Of Florida $50 623 32100 acres to which adding
land granted to aid State for the benefit Ut the
81. Marks Railroad prior 10 the passage Of said
act, and 10 be edacatcd from tho 100000 acres,
according 10 its provisions. there remain 30 1860
1900 acres yet 10 be selected by and approved
70 the State 70 complete the grant
Nearly oil Of these lands are Of the hest quality
of hamm. .ck. free from overflow. and cove ed by n
luxurisut growth II white oak and other timber
They were selected with great ea,e by the State,
and comprise some of the bcst land f,r asricultu
raj purposes in tho South
The proceeds Of the sale Of these lands 70 to-
ward meeting the liabilities Of the State for inter
nal improvements which are now going rapidly
forward in shape Of railroads and other enter
prises.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-11
Singers Sewing Machines.

HBEAT sucss always he mast conriusve rrf of gyeat
" man gtd BY tins tes there labor saving
Asr establishing the hshcst reputation in The United
they exhibited nj the late ~Exoson Cnisersec In
France where they carried on the highest Premium
great mandatory 10 mako them has been bu 10 Paris
In every braneh Of indnstry In which Wing
these machines he used with immense poa sswd
Of the Railway train Il 10 travelling fi ~ sewing with
shosmaker dressnaker Carriage irmes sadaes halter kc
DC, should no, be without The profit using
these machines regularly employed Is One Thousand Dollars
year In all prisate families where there sewing
and hotel keepers find them particularly convenient and profit
able These machines simple In their eensrueion ind
very strong and dnrabe being ibe only kind Of Sewing Ma
chine e made BY which every SORT Of work fine
could be perfectly executed Thousands inferior and WORTH
less Sewing Maehnes have been made aud
namss but singers Machines been found every
where TO satlsfy the wants Of The people.
chine from which any an readily acquire the art Of mana
par world 10 persona desiring more particular in
formation, NC will application b. either Of our on
ces forward copy u l. \. singer Co.'S Gazette napc,
wholly dessied 70 the Sewing Machine a'er ,.,
rrsae1pai onse. No sas Broadway. New Ya,,.
nsxrcs ma u Hanover St., Boston: 81 chap
q sS::s4sss Sll.sis,sSi; 80 i is nj II
L; " 80 - 81, eis1an1il; No . North a,h ST. ST
cs'F - = ossaaA No is = p 3 ass. T.
seSd efQre
Al s: -; =; s.: ::''''i''
1fmaby. LaSeseA
egeiinrd. fSJtai L. Rnndal a. Kentucky Blue Il
Herds tpnre, Green Sward, -et :
Gse,grss r.. Hungarian, j7a
FbaarER FOX ocroBEgIIarner,s Magazine for October
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-11
Consolidated Lotteries Of Delaware,
For October 1Saa.
GRANGE, BR0ADBENrS l. CO., MAsAoEa

TINE Legislature its having grant
ed to FRASon knoApBKsr- Co., 10 the exclusion Of NIL
other appltcants Lottery Charter for the Encouragement II
Internal improvements In lbs eonlnne period
twenty yesFs, are now dss~ng N K'lminE,s, Dsa~ar,
eeyies Of the most sleddid schemes offered 10 public
Bonds for million Of dollars have been given the sta
TO secure The Of all prxeA The drawings take place
In public and under hs sapcrntendencr Of Commissioners
appointed By the State, 10 insure their fairness
Tho Manager call the attention Of public the following
eplendd Bchsmes 10 BE- drawn during the present month
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMD.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
100000!
osnnd Consolidated Lottery OF Delaware.
CLASS o,
To b drawn In Wilmington Del, Saturday, October 20 ise
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-11

SUpER PHOSPHATE OF LIME, manufactured by wh,lock
= Co.. Baltimore, undoubtedly the best preparation for
baeco and Wheat now In use trial viii satisfy amy person
June 3-dts JAMES BOYD n Co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-11

sEALEp PROPOSALS will he received the Office of The
y Mcmphs, Ii rnsco Pacific Railroad Company. a, Pans,
Lamar county, Texas until the 18th Of Nos.inbe l@,
The completion Of 1t miles oi karoad commencing the
Sulphur Fork of He'd River In B"mc county, icNas
lhc COMPANY Will Grade the Road II In cnndi
lion the cross ties, Nheh viii lie .rr, The line
Of the l,oai.
Tie contractor contractors mr he Iron, lay down
tho tross.is and lroi, and rlnre ,d nrer
For which they VIII he paid thu ri Hundred i ttn
Thousand Dollars In cash, iMrnty Nc miles oi he
Road hnscl, aud one llundr, ana tn. Thousand Dnars
nipc, The an, nlr cunpcc aud The
der In Inc andsof the Company. nj fair each ans, cash,
as III. parties may nglce. :. u. MORGAN,
President NJ, III 7. 4 r. Il. 4. 10.
mug ottawa efHwttnov
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-11

Notice % shippers a Tobacco to the West

sssRE uasz.gned p.fsd 10 Eist iue.sa-d fsela.s =
Asars Ieszrcs Nsst. having sh1ftened ne ne
al .,.as., aud Feis.esa hifa fsarA Ga
Through r-crpis given the principal prints In ths 81 >,
gs.ira=1 OHIO Eiss sad fresks guaranteed n s ~
s asy Thr ealY rsa=Aips<af Between baliiore,
Cincinnati. lnalsn.pos - Leai ssd Chicago made u fft.
burz dlr~zy fss@ anasf ereg avoiding
drssagr and f.ss zsd al damage Tohseco from sxps-
r. No eommi.is.s charged - Baltimore Pni.ssFE
AA0RAw k0oEs.
Mo- North Sired, Baltimore.
Ref, 10 Je..e Harr Co., w. d. Miller. sad L Cafisr.
Lyne,iarz; laced Head Co., sbd Jzcob bssadt Jk naii
mnre march is-diy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-11
Weekly Freight and Passenger Line
FOR BALTIMORE.

-n-A THE Posz Steamboat Company Steam
Es-ssfssass ERA GEO. PEABODY. Capt kIns.sp PsIrc.i-
ssb, aud BELv1pRRE, Capt wh krss. YIN iesss k,ch-
uond for Taesdov TAHrsfdy and Sdfnridy
.rrxsIsa, viii leave Bsltmo~ for Richnond eve Ieesgay
Ta.rsfav and Snfsrddg thereby ing Shipper and Pas
sengers opportunity u communication between The
two ranis esesy other day.
re- Frelgi, received IN both piaces every day.
For speed and Conf these hnr Steamer. are equal no
superior any their elias 10 be found In this or any other
rty fitted Out with splendid state
Room Passenger Accommodation are Recommended 10 me
relghting community The most eomforale
speedy mode Of transportation between The f~o
points. .,. s,, ..,.
Columbian Hotel. Aha Steamer Landing, R6ckrt
ID. a W. CrRkfE, Assnts k.chmond.
sept Idly BRANDT, a., No. Light -, baltimore.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-11
GRE TIRED UCTION IN PRICE,
NO VARIATION FOR TIE WINTER.
The New York Kerosene Oil Company

i Nt VtN IUTk NVTUSCWC VII VVWVdH!
ESTABLISHED 1850
A NS0UNCE THAT, having made great Improvements IN
~ the manufacture of Kerosene, they now enabled to-
fer il 10 the Trade at
One Dollar per Gallon Wholesale.
The attention III consumers Is respectfully called 10 | l
joined table, the result of photomrca examination by h.
NJ KENT, ESQ., of New York, Chemist, and dated fe d '
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-11
sZMI.BITUMINOUS COAL,

SEMI-BITUMINOUS COAL,
RECENTLY DEVELOPED
Willis Mountain Oh Piedmont Coal Field,
Near Farmville, Cumberland Co., Va.
TIyHE subscriber having made arrangements with the South
aide Railroad Company la deliver COAL from The new
Piedmont Mine. III. Iii. of ,nehburg has established
CoAL YARD The island, and appointed H. r. SINS, well
citizen 81 this place Agent for lis sale aud delivery 10
whom please apply.
TINS produced from the mines Of DcBow ~ Co. who
arr competent miners aud who prepared H. ship guam
ii Of Coal thai may c required IN good marketable "rer II
aud other impurities, and s
durable, combustion, than ordinary Bumnous Coal by
twenty per used exclusively In Farmyle
TnssE 80 miles from this city, AMI
grades the South side dand beyond the nnu
Of competition in this market The prices therefore VIII
reduced according TO the quantity consumed For the pres
ent, they will be
For Crate Coal - cents per bushc
For Hall coal Observation-Disclosures. 20 -
For shop Coal .,.... ........,-......+.. IS
sept 26-ism JOHN A. DALBY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-11

oICE Java Coffee In bags and pockets New Potomac Her
~ rings choice Sugar Cured Hama Ale Cider
powder Tea, l.e French Brandy and old Rye and Bourbon
Whisky for sale BY JONES Il CO.,
iuly l4-dts kichinonl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-11
Gi eat Northern Western and South Western
MAIL ROUTE,
Via Virginia Central Railroad.

FARE TO NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA REDUCED
IL N - ,ssitsas,.. .9gaa.;ei.
uNOK tharioessiie, htauhoh, iHwhsodrg aud tnfesoh
Il Va Guy ndoiie, sc. Two dali, Train. for Washington
baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Wheeling tncnnali
Louisville,
Day Mn and Passenger Train lenses Richmond, daily nj
6.so A. NJ
Might Accommodation Passenger Train leaves Richmond
dali, (exccId eundays) nj Ga L. NJ.
The G1u 4. NJ. rain connects N Washington with the 5000
4. a., aud the go =. NJ. with The to A. NJ. EsWcs. Trains
from Washington Tor the different points nbosc un0cd
lhnagh Tickets be procured n Llnchlurg nj the
Ticket once southsde Railroad Company, al A. W.
HoKSEE, Ticket Agent
To Nrw York 416 20
To Philadelphia - 30
To Baltimore. il 40
To Washington aud Alexandria. ..-.....-. 10 10
Passengers Washington set down Hotel
Pcnhst wanna ASenne, free ri charge
Passenger aud their baggage ans,T" between the pcpos
In Richmond free Of charge aud 10 the Depot any loe
PENIS, la Washington thus saving hack hire.
Throag Ilyhcts be procured IN Washing 10 isufg,
Zanesvie hytpn, tolpmbhs ohio, Drenuf, dcicAnn,il,
Indianapolis and NneenncH. lndinn Louisville Kentucky
H. Louis, Chicago Nc., 49, ai,l ali paris oi thc West
~ Baggage checked through
IlloS. noDAMEAD,
july lJ.dts hehsral superintendent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-11
aEN.L suPr.'s OFFICE, & I. H. X. co,
l.ysGu.r rig. July Nth is59.

lsA ~ ..,ss .s !, i,
" lows:
Passenger rrnin No will leave Iynchburg at t2ia A.
and arrive at ln.a0 \. NJ.
Passenger Train No. will leave Lyaehburg i230 p NJ
and arrive ~ H. 7. NJ.
Freight Train will leave ynehhurg Mt A. NJ, and arrive
a:Sa T. NJ, rus Train does not carr. Passengers.
T. H. GILL,
July 2D-t'' General Superintendent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-11
SCHEME.
% Numben-la Drawn

=e"seae ,.e., ano1nlue " tzo2,oW
Certificate Of Package Of 20 Whoes ss6 on
De. do 70 HaIycs 49,. los N
DO. do 20 ~ %
Da da "a Eshths, ....s........ ~ %
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-11
A a L I D z

A 3 L d Z
WE have hand something In The way OF sllE-
w land sllde such frequently Interrupt The trans
passengers upon mountain railroads. To Tie
geai Of enerpng conductors TO sy nothing
superior and elegant article In The way 81
alp SLIDE oenileeBs Ribbon Guards Also new thing
In the form OF a for Vest Chains Instead of ok,
formerly Our eis Will please iake nl,e. and ie
a call II they should he In want " Slide or Bar
sey g.dts sILYERrIloRN h Cliff
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-11

\ TRAvEL1Ez1 szzzszsks. ~.
1aR
:, e.. &C. 3, s.s s g w .s 1ss =.
O a sss ss III . '''' a NJ and rs
a. ia. Il I'.' IA : ~ .zsp-,r'-aA.a.
oaAFouz1 zs1xAHnnlARAn ROAD.
60
Ts I, T':.s - = 1. as@ Il 's sss.::i
. q. ..s .. ,s: % s IN s.'
r.s Y. :, r,'s - -. So s.s:s Sc
~ rs@u> 49, ! a. E.,.ssa ...... -. ,s,.
~ 2. . .s.'.s !: 80 81 I ~. ,...,
esp, sdrs -. sis :, $50.
EnW 1gE Ea4R
ogFic. or THE souTu.sIDE n r Ca
rrsKxssr.s. fes a Ia ~ ~ I'm p,,rslor.
rs.s "a. .sa' ., %sS es ~ sf s ssa
r.,ss As.s. Is.fssss s ss. ssss.s
nun h s,ss or as besrr lae, Of the possession Of
As s@ ss. is ssi 'H scTTasEKr seers.
E0WRa s sa:8 -
eEs.L FREIGHT orrIck 800 Ear ,ss
- and Inc state Of Inc nS ss,s WI ND D. s n%
Inst march l,d '''s gsII?s ener. freight Agent
orFIcE souTHsIDE RAILROAD CO.!
LysonBrHs. Angus. 9th, isos
0Ua J7;zEzz zas1
SHIPPERS and others Interested informed ha, arrange
- ss s1s b. .sn sI ), T sas sss .s and
C, Point 10 New Yart a. The following prer To W.. can't.
Hhsai Icr bashel, .f.e...s..-- tt''.''.. %
o,bs. p . and merchsndi1e per agreement
Tbesr prc. include charges for receiving and forwarding
and RISKS excep. .ea insurance IN. -, ..,.,.. NJ,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-11
NEW CONC RN.

w I, it M lr.ncd having formed cpartnership in the
w MINI AMI style of solomon Musser, and will eonduc;
The GOC EEl BUSINESS nj the old stand Of John H. solo
mon decd, l4g Main street
We lakv Tins method of informing the citizens OF I nclbug
and he surrounding country generally, that receipt
ii and well selected stock prime Groeeres, all
hints, ah solicit The patronage ot all la want Of the
VI" VIII ti toiliur To Keep constantly and welsclecitd
>nth ut Inc rcorls in the Market and will eneiyor
slsc entire satisfaction al who viii with IA call.
NJ. ID. SOLOMON,
aug 2oadf WM. X. MtSSEH.
Dl RE l.lotot.> FOR MEDIC NAL PCEPoSEs.-French
Brandy ht forl Win, sherry inc, Madeira Wine, Ma
he taiaYpa hl London Porter Nc, all quality
attl itr sale ThpMrSpA'S Drug store,
sept &'iiH 10 Main Street.
E,'AfEA fiot :.0o bbs Extra Flour Just received on
4 consignment aud ior s,e b,
sept ID. LEE, EOCkE & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-11

Reliable orders from the Trade, by Mail or TELEGRAPH,
on application 10 AUSTENs, AsfNi>'
g3 Pearl STREE y
Kerosene is also to be obtained at the Manntacufrfr ~
Of all the New York Wholesale Druggists Grocer' tl
aud Burning Fluid Manufacturers and Dealers In hh
\. B.--k EibsESk is the trade mark oil the Kerr
Co., and all pcrsos eauiune,l against usin liz -
mark for other oils OIL -ft#=A .
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-11

T1aafEK FOX ocroBEa-lIarper's Magazine for October
IA jass received Al (.cpt l6dtsl vlCrOES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-11

KiCslnOmN 1--we SHOCK Market.
BEANlNG procured the services OF X. II. Crockett for the
purpose selling Live stock In the Richmond market
Who with Luther irvine will be in that market ON the Isl
September prepared TO give their undivided attention
all business entrusted IL cnl and feel confident from e
long experience TO be able To give entire satisfaction W.
viii make liberal advanecincn,s on eonsignmens
JOHN GROUSE
auy 27-lf T. :. IRVINE
KEROs Ne OIL!!
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-10-12
ALEXANDRIA. la "WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Il 1859.
How ARD ASSOCIATION.

PHII.sDELPuIA.
a Benepolent Institution established BIZ special En-
dowment for the Relief Of the SICK and Dis
tressed, afflicted aeih PRUDENT and
Epidemic Diseases
THE HOW ARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of the;
i awfuldestructon ofhumanlife, caused by Sex
ual diseases, aud the receptions practiced upon
theunfortunate victims ofsueh diseases by Quacks,
several yearsago directed ther Consulting Surgeon,
as CHARITABLE ACT worthy of their name, to
open Disrensary for the treatment of this class
of diseases, in all their forms and to give MEDI-
CAL ADVICE GRATlSto all who apply By letter,
with description Of their condition, (age occupa-
ton, habits oflife. &c.,l and in cases ofextreae
poverty, tosfErEaisEa Medicines free OF
charge. tits needless to add that the Assoca-1
ton commandsthe highest Medicalskill ofthe age
andwill furnish the most approved modern treat
ament.
TheDireetors of the Association, in theirAnnual
Report upon the treatment Of Sexual diseases, ex-
press the highest satsasctionwith the success which
has attended the lahors Of their Surgeons in
the cure of sperinatorrhoa, Seminal Weak
ness, Gonorrea, elect, Syphilis, the vice of
0nanism or Selfabuse, &C., and order a
continuance of the same plan for the ensuing
year.
The Directors, On review Of the past, feel as
sured that theirlabors in this sphere of benevo-
lM effort have been efgreat benedtto the afflicted
especially to the young, and they have resolved to
devote themselves with renewed zeal, TO this very
important and much despised cause. e
An admirable report on spernatorrliea or Semi
nal Weakness, the vice Of Onanis, Masturbation,
or Sef-abuse, and other diseases Of the sexual OIL
gans By the Consulting Surgeon, will be sent by
mail Tin o sealed envelope) FREE OF CHARGE Oh
receip Of two stamps for postage Other Reports
and Tracks on the nature and treatment of sexual
diseases, diet, &C., are constantly being published
for gratuitous distribution and will be sent to the
afflicted. Some ofthe new remedies and methods
of treatment discovered during the last year, are of
great value.
Address, for Report or treatment, DR.. J. Skill.
LIN H0UGHT0N, Acting Surgeon. Howard Asso-
citation, No. South Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pa.
By order of the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL,
GEO. FA1RcHILp, Secretary. President.
Sep2l-ly 2
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-10-12

w Two sons Of Hibernia, being ducking
Pat discovers q large bed Of ducks close by the
shore. After having his fowling piece leYelled
for about FIVE minutes, his companion asked him,
why in the devil he didn't fire." Pat replied
POUNDS, never can get aim at one, but there's
another buyer srims right between ii and me.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-10-12

How 10 PEEsERyE THE TEETH. --Let every man,
woman, and child, keep little palyerized charcoal
iii theirbedrooms, andon retiring alright letthem
putas muchas can be laid ona sixpence in their
mouths and work it about among the teeth with the
tongue, and there will be no decayed teeth forthe
dentist to fill with amalgam or pure gold either.
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MERCER CANFIELD, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
HI Or AT LAW, AND NOTARY Public, will practice
II his profession in this and the adjoining Pal
fishes. Office on second street, opposite Court
Yard Square, ore door below Neutrality-suspicious..
. 4 Office at Alley andria, La. - apl3
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nRGANIST of the ST. FRANCIS CHURCH, and
" late Of the Columbia College Missouri, will give
instruction on the Piano, Guitar, with Singing
Harmony, Composition, and all that is connected
with the general science Of music.
n B.-Pianos tuned and repaired.
gW Office at the Store Of j. sM'Eyey, opposite
Court House Square. aug3l-ly
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CHARLES /. DOLL.

GEO. FAIRcHILp, Secretary. Presidel
Sep21-ly
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n BERTE ST. ANGE, Teacher at DR.. CAssos's
\. house, having several vacant hours each day,
IL from II to6, has the honor to offer his SER
vices TO the Families of Alexandlia or vicinity IFS
viii teach Latin, French, Spanish, The Rudimente
of the English and Arithmetic, K ~
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