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CAurIoS ws1EDdN a.s sPASS aof:, cora..,
Raohu, HoSpit9ls, in.trumsnts Or RlnssEshsi
them ~, snd, % dspgsed % proftbv ny sxPsrisaes.
SPEkGATOKR Its CURE.
With stamp enclosed, addresa, in perfect cone-
scrib,nk Bog 176, Charlsstovn, Mass. -
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indiSsasss pfths blood, kin, dYsSspsy, xe., saa
reoo9mendsd u . On InyHluable medicine. Ogr
tncreesed by several very !emaf 1kle cures Of LONG
sesnding dissas9 Of the LIVER. kldneys. skin. ETC.
that have recently como nndor our oDservakiOn-fn
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NO MORE COUGHS |!

~ -. .ss.. -,,s NO. NO MORE SoLps:
s fra Fl ri e "a ffGebbAdESEak DR5Rs
OF colds in days; For sale at SCHAFFIELD'S
Confecfionery, eth street, between g and n also,
a VALUABLE MEDICINEs-We haxe hsre-
a eoloU spQke4 0f4 many ouree o0ooeod b. tho
- a mmxh 3 ~ X ~ ysf n nrcnr~rroN
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Price 81; Chronic psckage, S2.So. Sold By Ill
Prnssiss. IL Washinston. Georset1vn, and vein
tnEton,- r. p MILLBURN G CO., Wtlisrds'
Hotel; d. G. TAYLOR & CO., 6snsra Agents,
412 Dock street. Phliadephia. - -. A
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cUR' OF E1T S, 2K SSfISSEs3AL YEARS

II has been some time since wrote ron about ny
essg!ed We have every confidence IN you and youF
Medical salt We have suAcient svidsnoe that the
rapidly improving, and We are ENCOURAGED espsci.
ally from the fact that he has mot had return Of
those dreadful ats since September a. nearly yoax
since. WIN. r. HARRIS, Gioton, Coz
Ny wife vas attacked with very high levers,
xhich would last nine day. 2 9 tine: ~ indae.
ing it . fair trial, IL entirely broke hef feveIS
xeuIo ehesrfaiiy rseommsnd 1t g ethe5s sPiisry
- sMN. Eleventh strssi. fiiiadsishia
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STILL ANOTHER CASE on RHEUMIrTSM
= if5Fss - lCURED. = - - ! :
oosd e %s bOs ane
xslIs Msdical Salt and found E TsdiseI eHrs:
70 give it trial. HUGH ATKlNSON, :.
white Bear Hotel, Bucks COUNTY, Pa.
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Yle6 = kAssm9hsn. NssTslsia, Hesdsohs, Fits'
sSss: B1oaeSihs, coe.ks, eod a. and :ini Az
eomplsints. By esdalisinE the ciroalaaon it re-
Ids would do veil TO give it . tFial, may b sesn
nom th0 following tootimonials, 900 =, :
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CURE OF INELAMMAr0RYRHB UMlfIsM.
ga hs voli yoH CLAIMED i you'd Il b: done L,
Infamnssory Rheamstism-ths frst pscksgs did
the work end most eGectually, too, % rot ysstIgs
OF kheumaflsm 10 left, and an - we'll and hearty
= sverI vasin my life. 1 would rscommend to a
shsamiotsd e slys ne Mediesl SslsA fir tgisl.,
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MEkGHANT TAIbbosJJSH9:

AEE3eHEAkEEss EA JJ5 ssss &. ...a..,
ssa saa sS:s sss: sis's
f SSSESsRINa s GtLRrHEE ffNASSs !n5
VET vESTlN6e,. selected WITH special -
oa!e to the wsnts of their customers. which they
coll esoa WALL. STEPHENS CO.,
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T. An ? 81 LAmrsm L AMPs"
Etisrisi,. LAID, md 'csmp Ssns Oh LAMPS. Of
ever, style and sligo. PAINTS, OILS. and WIN
COAL OIL always on hand and an still .eiling
thSi .gssri1! syticle cSIed MACE'S PATENf
gas ever offered to the pubic. At the old stand,
No 3ss G street., bstvesnsth end 7th o,sr,,
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An orders fny tickets or certificates Of paekasss
any of the above splendd lotteries viii meet V1th
the most prompt sod CONFIDENTIAL attention. and the
printed o1cia1 dfAWiugs sent ~ soon &c over
Address FRANCE, BROADBSNTS & CO.,
m Rlv WiimihstOa DslawarA
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lNOTHERC CASE 0H,RHEUMATTSM CURED
was troubled WITH Iunemmesory Rheumatism
for long time, and could find nothing 70 relieve
no. Atleneth Wa advised By friend 10 try DR..
Cogsvell's Medical Salt, whlch entirely cured me.
would edvise eli Who are Afflicted to give il trial.
JACOB HOWSWITSER, Reading, Pa.
I kE0w IT rs GOOD FOR RHEUMArysM.
Removing il in few houfs. I am now trying it
Tor sorofnls, and have already Ieeeiyed benefit
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snesu efths Rsysl College of1urgsons Lsedsa gsadt
re@ see Of he mest eminent Coegss IN the United D.sss
Reas LssA PARA, PAiladelPAia asd slssvhsrs, Il
ieetsd seas q ths most ssesaishing hat
vssn ssssI; great alarmed a ssdds
sosads bsssnlaess With resssat bsshng stssndsd esns
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the last seventeen years, and the Important Sue
cal operations psrformsd y Dr. johnson. Witnessed By hs
which have appearsd sgan and again before the public,
sides hts standng gsntsma 81 sna
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Addrsss-FRANcE, BRoADBENrs Z CO..
WILMINGTON. D1LAWARB.
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BOOKS AND e1ATIONkRY.
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DOOf AND SHOE 0fORBDs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-26
Tslegraphic Dispatches.


New ORLEANS, Nov. 23.-Aiyices from
San Augustine, Texas, OF the 18th, have
been received Gen. TwiggS had issued or
derS for II section Of light artillery. tour com
puuies OF infantry and two Of cavalry, under
Major llintzclulan, to march u Fort Merrill,
on the NneceI. and await instructions.
INDi,NAroLls, Ind, Nov. "a compost
tor III the journal Office, named VIM. Slmly,
was found this morning Irsenslble on III"
stairway leading u the saloon under the
Oriental House, where it was supposed he
had 10 len. Subsequent investigation prov
ed that he had been struck with = slung shot
and robbed.
BnsroN. Nrv. 49, The shoe manuiIctory
of Albert Humphrey, in East Weymouth,
was burnt this afternoon. Loss 5000.
BANGOR. Nov. 2222-The steam saw-niil Of
Tbeophlus Cushing and the Frankfort Mills
at this place, were destroyed by fre-t'-day.
Loss 1000 mostly insured.
NASHVILLE, Nov 2;d.--Nr Eastman, the
senior editor OF the Union and American,
died this morning Of apoplexy. Mr.. Pom.
dexter, OF tie same Journal, II will be re.
mrmbercd, was Gully lew days since killed
in an afiray with Mr.. Hall, Of the News.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 2lst.-The steamer Lucy
Iolcombe, from this port, bound {" New Or
leans, with ,4G2 bales Of cotton, was sunk
on Saturday, near Helena. The boat will
probably be II total loss.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. II Private adSices
from Brownsville, dated the 10Th instant,
confirm the safety of that town, ~ received
by the steamer Arizona.
CARLISLE. Pa, Nov. 223.-The report that
one hundred students OF Dickinson College
had rcbellcd, on account ol the susi'rh-
sion of four Of the members Of the senior
class, is without foundation III fact. The
affairs of the college are progressing orderly
and prospcrousy Y. - usual.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 22.-Thc Mississippi -
quite low, and the tributaries are ais" - lows
rs IL be- almost unnaylgabe The weather
Is very dry
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-26
Arrest aud Extradi,ion OF Witnesses.

In view of The fact that Stevens, the
couspirator. has been delivered up to the
nllrd States authorities for trial before
the District Court at Stanton, Virginia. the
friends Of some of the parties who are alleg-
ell to he implicated III the llarper's Ferry
raid, are beginning to consider whether the
arrest and extradltiun Of any OF them as
witnesses will really he attempted. The fol
lowing Congressional statute has been cited
as one under which such proceeding will
possibly he instituted:
".irts ot' Congress- n lSlG. Any 5M, Chap.
q: That On the application OF any Attorney
Of the United States for any district, and up
on satisfactory proof OF the materlality OF
the testimony OF any person who shall be u
competent witness, and whose testimony
shall, i'll the opinion Of any Judge Of the
nited States be necessary upon the trial
of any criminal cause or proceeding IN
which the United States shall be party or
Interested, any such Judge may compel such
person, 80 required or deemed by him ne
cessary as Il witness, to give recognzance,
with or without sureties, in his delalcatlon.
to appear on the trial Of said cause or pro
ceeding and give his testimony thereon; and
for that purpose the said Judge may issue u
warrant against such person, under his
hand, with or without seal, directed to the
marshal or other officer auth rized to execute
criminal process in behalf Of the United
States, to arrest such person and carry him
before such Judge. And in case the person
so arrested shall neglect or refuse to give said
recognizance i'll the manner required by said
Judge, the said Judge may issue a warrant
Of commitment against such person, which
shall he delivered to said ufiicer, whose duty
it shall be to convey such person to the prison
mentioned iii said mttimus. And the sand
person shall remain in confinement until he
shall he removed Ia the court Tor the pur-
pose of giving his testimony, Or until he shall
have gwen the recngnzance required by saii
Judge"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-26

THE FAuQuIER CAyALRi. We learn TINT
ON Sunday morning last, Col Scruggs. u
the s5th Regiment, Virginia Militia. Eau.
quier County, received authority from Co..
Wise, directing him Ia order out Capt JOHN
SCOTS Cavalry Company, 10 march at once
for Charlestown there Ia report Ia him
AT the same time Capt. Turner A,hby, con
handing company 81 Cavalry in the -aln'
county, but attached 10 the lith Regiment
also received similar order from the 'ryrg
nor in person. As soon ~ the order VA
received by Col >, Capt. Scots Cmnpany
were Immediately notified. and with such
Paris, in Upper fanquier, accompanied Iy
Capt. A,hby's Company before dark Of tho
same day-making twenty five miles after
being ordered out. Capt. Scott beng tht
senior officer, assumed command Of both CON.
panies, being accompanied by Col. Scrugg'
and staff Is volunteers. Stopping Tor n lew
hours ut Paris. where they were most kind
ly received and treated by the citizens, th"y
took up their line 81 march again for Charles
town mt II o'clock Monday morning. At
: o'clock on the same day they reached
CnarItStOWn, ana lhlIhcuIal'iN I'I'h lsh NV"
selves to the Governor. That gentleman m
nounced t. Capt. Scott that he was highly
yr,,ttied at his arrival. and in u short tlme
the Fauquier boys were detailed for SPECIAL
duty GOV Wise also expressed his grstt
cation nj the conduct Of Col. Srruggs All
staff, in volunteering their services, and that
officer was Immediately ordered HON" u
call out two companies Of his regiment u
perform special duty elsewhere.
We are happy 70 learn, from gentlemen "a
this city. then On the ground. that the Eau
qnier troops made Il most creiItable appear
ance. With such officers n Scott. A-hfy.
Turner, Randolph Gordon, and others, tho
people Of old Fauquier may rest assured that
the honor oithe county will be sni- in Their
hands. Rich. Emrircr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-26
Latest from Charlestown.

CHARlEsTowN, Nov Ex-Governor Wise
left liarpers Ferry this morning Tor Rich
m0nd. after receiving a despatch from Coy.
Packer, Of Pennsylvania, rendering HIM the
services of ten thousand men, and Offering
to station guard along the dividing line
between Pennsylvania and Maryland. Coy.
Wise returned thanks with the assurance
that Virginia was able to protect her own
honor.
After the Governor had departed, Colonel
Elliott addressed the military, telling them
that it was possible they might have To un-
dergo arduous and perl"us duty, and that
he felt satisfied that if the venerable Com
monwealth should be invaded, they would
etfectually wipe out the STAIN
Last night, ut nine o'clock, an alarm was
given by one of the sentinels firing his rifle;
wherenpon military orders were sounded
from one end Of the town to the other, and
the panic among women aud children, nnd
some men, whose nervous systems have be-
come much derunged by late events, was
very great. Shutters were closed. aud lights
rxpeditously extinguished. The excitement
continued for more than an hour, when 1t
was ascertained that the sentinel hal nlsia
ken a COW for 4 man that the COW would
not halt, and he accordingly fred AT three
o'clock this morning another alarm was orca
stoned by the report of three guns. sch
timel came rushing III, and reported that h.
hailed three men, who, instead OF halting.
fired ut him. Scouts were ut once sent out
but no men could be found. The town WAS
in an uproar during the remainder Of the
darkness The fact seems to be that the sol
diers regard their employment rs ir"lic
and it is believed that some of them. under
the influence of whiskey, were playing
FRANKS on their comrades. All has been
quiet to-day
HARpER's FERRY, Nov. % Gov. Wise and
staff left here to-day for Richmond.
Maisr General Taliaicrro arrived here by
the express train last evening, from Gl"nces-
ter county, and has assumed, by the direc-
ton of Coy. Wise, the command OF all the
forces. Gen Taliaterro does not supersede
Col. Davis, but was entitled by rank To com
mand the whole Of the forces. CD. Davis
has been DISTINGUISHED, under the antl-dnel-
ling act, from holding any office, civil or
military, in Virginia. lie has acted here rs
an advisory officer.
There are now about one thousand troops
in arms here. A rumor was ahoat to-day
that there was party Of outlaws in the
mountains near Cherry Run, but it was not
credited The sentines at Charlestown are
reported to have been fired on last night
Gov. Wise exhibits no sort of fear of u
rescue being attempted. He thinks IT best
to have good force out. In reply to gen
tleman this morning, he stated that he never
had the least fear on the subject, but con.
sidered it the finest opportunity ever offered
to put the State in military training. can
now, he said, teach my boys how to carry
biscuit in their knapsacks, and arrange bul'
lets in their cartridge boxes.