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4 Treatise on the Cause Of Premature Decay-i
s0iHAH wGrHing. Just pm5iiShed book Sh0trjae n,
tnsid'ouS progress ami PreraienCe among Scho0ls,
b0th mate md female, Of this tdtal hab,t; pointiag
out the Fatality that jRrGriddiy Gtend> IFS ricfirns.
and dereioping the Wh0te progress Of the disease,
from tie commencement 10 the end.
II ~tii be sent by mail on receipt Of two [31 cent
stamps.
~ Attendance daily, from in the morning
THY at night, and on Sundays from to > o. NJ.
Medicines with fall directions sent to any part
OF the United States or Canadas by patients com
munlcatlng their symtoms by letter. Business
correspondence strictly confidential.
E,s~ DR.. LIS. Office is stil located a. established
under the name OF DIR. LA GROIN, at No 81
Maiden Lane, Albany, NY.
Feb CIV ly.
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@eaieal.
\ FREE GIFT
TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE,
HAT THE FEDERAL TROOPS ARp ~,

~ ihE AMERICAN PEOPLE
WHAT THE FEDERAL TROOPS ARE FIcur
ING TO SUSTAIN.
NV" "oH SOLDIERS SHOULD BEPREPARrI.
TO FIGHT,
u IS singular fact that n large Inaio,,,, 90,
people oi the United States are unacoia,n,: ~ '''
inc great importance of the cause fl, ,,btL "'u
soldiers OF the Union are fighting lie, oyo,,, ''''
a anu woman throughout the United States c,, ,"
.a,, 'oap ana study the Constitution ofthe Un,fcd
4, a, ,"uy "''' Income convinced Of the holmes.
u our cause aud of the wlekcdncss Of ,bnsn ~
freedom. s'""' P'''au'um
we believe that had the reading of the Co,s,,
'utoh bt,h adopted as daily lesson IN .',.
s,"o"' throughout the United States the Jo,,,,,,,
$500 'slo" 'nu states rghtswoud never have n.
'"'htu Tue position OF political uu,s,,n' ~
would the country have been called ,in,, ""'
.pI tn' unfortunate wfaI Cling aud misrnns,yr,'
'''' nave arisen, aud which So many nr an, go,
non nave lost their time IN attcmpt,nr il. ",,,
probation, "F'"s 's inter
Mil,onH OF our cltlzoLs have never ,J,o,,,,.,tl.
,i"n t"o constitution, and even at the present
.'"e, "h'h u IL the duty 0fcvcry citizen nr,L'
country 10 inform himself of ia, IT,,L,s ~ '"''
''e'sste tn hun, under It's pt,t,r,,,1, " l''''
~ MOI III one household To five hundred H. 49,. :,
"'t''ot'' OF correcting this great o,crsipI, AMI
o,,, '.'"'," wy man. woman and chld thrnt,yh
OUT the United States with the means AZ s,,s.
'hs great palladium of liberty, and tn me-; '"t
"s."'' '"'"fe 'aIse doctrines and political d,,as.
DkS. RADWAY $50.
present to the American pupc. free ,f,b,,,,,
''' constitution of the United States or ,m.r,e
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we also invite the people of the Canad1s E,i,
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we wi! furnish them free of charge. Hr,n,, r,,,p'
ccd that Our foreign friends will carrfIIy ,.,J
'nc constitution, they will become satisfied that
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lug p"' 'his ioul blot of secession from our 80.
cu''h'oh, are not only right but are cstablIslinp
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out the world '''''r"'
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THE Specific PILL.
SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR
Spermai Orrhea. or Seminal Weakness,


rms is the only remedy for SeIudi Debility
WpOfeHCy, N'riiHg, Sc, which has the approval
OF the medical profession. Its success has been
most extraordinary icctng cures IN cases
where all other methods Of treatment had failed.
One tnsN boxes of the SPECIFIC PILL. viii per-
manentIy cure any case .! Seminal Weakness. or
It's resulting lmpotcncy, howcrer dggrdrqied
whether coAHtatioHaL or arls.n! from dbusc or
eICesN.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
= nave used your Specific Phi IN MANY cases
OF Spefmato:fhca and with thcmOSt perfect sue
cess. j. mirror SANnF.s n n IIn,,
We holcve 1t TO be As near Specific as any
medicine can he. We have cured many serere
cases With from SiL 10 ten dON,S.n r. s. Keith
america" Jour. Of Met. Science.
-" have found them all that couH be desired.
lheIr effect has been truly wonderful.
+. =. DIcKEr, NJ. D."
w. Tins is not a homeopathic Remedy. nor
is there any mercury or other dcleterlous I1grsd-
tents combined with It,
Price 81 per box; SIN boxes for s., by mail ore-
paid. For sale at the sole General Depot in the
nlted States by
j. WINCHESTER, SO John Street, N.Y.
dec23wly
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" VI. SIR iBER's ST
q itDCEiiesfta.
,iLlCGES AND MlSLINS.
WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY sc

very cheap Tor read, pay, OF WIN. Shradcr.
Camden VI lis. HIS CIGAR, CUFFEES, SC,
are ct the lest, aud q, the lowest prices. Butter
and Eggs taken IN exchange
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G. II. PUTNAM. Publisher,

0"- DTVHUWa!, NOW 7 0rk.
~ b.--Thc FIRST Part Of the Second Volume is
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view WIN map, 100 pages. Price 80 cents
=" Copies Of the First Volume of the Rebellion
Record VIII be sent by mall free Of expense. to any
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w. o. : Wlii also be sent III parts as issued.
on receipt 50. Parties DESTROYS OF ,ormIng cInhs
VIII be supplied on liberal terms by addressing
the publisher for particulars.
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asleaiea.

DR.. HooFlANp's
BAlSAMIC CORDIAL.
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Coughs
tOidy, MRue.:a
Group, HOarsfness, Bronchitis.
Pneumonia, diseases Of he Bo,,,l,
~"'"g from t0id, hciPieHt CONSUMPTION, and
FOR he reiiq and tg p0ssiblel
cWfV patients IN adranced
stages If The latter
disease.
The BaSamle Cordial is entirely a yc,c,,h,o
production, combining the healing properties oC
the baisam, with the lnygouttng qualities of n
Cordial, producing combination 50 we'll adau,,J
10 the purposes intended, that there are few cases
~ uiN'asc "hirh VIII not, AZ an early period sue.
cumb to It's healing aud lIlc-giylng properties,
for ascs' mas The treatment OF pulmonary d,.
so'S's occupied the greater portion at the attcn-
ton OF IN" scientific of the medical world. bu,
none acquired more cmlnoncc IN has treatment a,
th"st diseases, than the celebrated prussian. II,
ionnlhd, the originator of the Balsamig Iurd,al
MS llt was devoted To the production of remedies
that would stand unryalod. How well he has
S"c''''' 800 American people are able to Judge:
""' We '''''ty assert, that 40 preparations
mat nave ever been placed before them, have
'"nir,l'n ',.' same amount of benefits On suffer
ing humanity, ar have elected so MANY commend
atoms from all clasSes of society, As the remedies
OF Dr. Ho",'and, prepared by Dr.. {. NJ. jackson
Co., of Philadelphia.
The Cordial Is designed fora class of diseases
more general aud more fatal than an, other Ia
winch the people ri tins country are subject
those spfnghg from "Sitgh cOli." Tina. cmiu.
ri I,,.tfI
Colds are to our inhabitants what the PIqguc and
fdtow ffrer are To those ut other countr,,., Inn,
can aver confidently that they usher IN diseases of
greater completely aud mortality than these
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BRIGGS HOUSE.
CHICAGO. ILL,

NE undersigned respectfully announce
l. theif Trends, patrons, and the travelling pub
&c generally, that owing to the strlngency OF III
Htues, ,ney nave reduced the price of board
TWO DOLLARS per dav.
ifahh'ni Tor the patronage so literally bestow
ed on them, they respectfully ask for a cont,nu
ance OF the same, assuring their patrons that tho
"BRlGGS" will be conducted on the same Lber,l
plan that has heretofore characterized their es
Enlistment. WN,F. TUCkrpsCo
Chicago, June LIST, 1861.
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AN ~<4N - ~ w T,
NERVOUS bEHilin, s,R"ruLA, uISPrr>IN,
bRoSCuurI,, &c.
This is the a,oI moadertai c,pqtire aren't known
to medical srlncr. II has effected cures IN crcyv
M,n"iss ~ ,ohNnmR'oH, iHPtRiLLELED ~
IHE FINALS or NEDLCINE." In Ncrrou,
O'bitH9 and Dg'prp'id, the iiNPOpIiOSPHITES
may be regarded as an almost sovereign remedy.
THE IliPOPilOSP!liTES
Have two-told specific action--on the one hand,
increasing he priHcpie which Constitutes
NERIOLN ENERGY; and on the other, being
the NONf POWERFUL BLOOD GENERiY.
ING AGENTS kNOHN. They act with promp.
ness aud certainty IN an general Horbid conditions
such ~ Chrome Bronchitis Asthma, Scrorula
MarasmuS, Ancmla Fcmaie complaints, &c, and
n all disorders oi Nervous or Blood systems.
Their effect upon the tubrrcular condition - M
MEDIhTE-GH The general symptoms Gisdpvearing
Tdh II fdfiihg whirh q" realty marrGiouS They
WcrcINf the HcrcOW or rifH eRergH relieve Couph.
check Night Swcats, diminish Espcctoratlon. I'M
prove the Appetite, arrest Dtarrhna and PROMOTE
RErRE,nING sLEIr. 4 FiiR TRLiL IS 4 GER
TAIN CtRE.
Ninchcster's Genuine Preparation
or THE HlPOpHOSpHITES is the only reh-
dbis form OF DR.. ChurchIlis Remedy, and is ap-
proved by the Medical Profession generally. USE
NO OTHER, or RENEDr CONTAIN
ING IRON
Ea~ Price In %. bottles $l--6 bottles for
80 In 10 ~. bottles, s2-Three for - Circulars
gratis. Sold 10y all respectable druggists, and at
the sole General Depot IN the United States. by
j. WINCHESTER. 3G, John StIeet.N.Y.
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soothing syrup.
FOX CHILDREN TEE1HIkC

which greatly facilitates the process of teeth,ng
by soitenlng tn" gums, reducing all inHamatIons-
Will alIay ALL PAIN and spasmodlc action. and
is sue to
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s<s~ This paper was established October Is, |
1851, hy Nichols y Durham, and purchased by the |
present editor, November 18th, ls52. ltwas then |
called The Republican" Its name was changed |
to"lhe Argus December Is, ls5j. Tho "Rock .
islander" vas united with the "Argus," Scptom-
Der TO- 1871
rs-Thc Daily paper was established July 18th,
1854,
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HltTr'~ PATENT
Knife and Scissor Sharpener.

Inns useful hi'1.ht D ftpIdly becoming pub
lac ilNDut" aud is sure to ind ITS way INTO every
family. Large number. oi them are being sold by
To" gropnctofs, aud all whp h,come owner. ni
III" rIgUt Ia sell them are assured ur making large
profits m their introduction.
Men IA business, who w.sh TO add thereto, or
those 81 small capital whD are out OF employment.
land those OF large capital also,) are offered c..
cellcnt Inducements to bccouc Interested IN thu.
enterprise.
Among The opmnu, at t.us useful Invention. uc
select the following:
"lt Is very simple IN IT. construction, cn.,I,
worked, aud not liable 10 be out of order when
YOU are IN hurry to sharpen yuur knife. It's
Just th" thing wanted, aud should be owned by
every h"u'rke"pcf, butcher, tailor and scamstrcs
ia IL" country. '-IuiivH County Courier.
"it Is Just tn" thing 1t claims 4" be, aud Tor the
purpos" cannot be cAccllcd. "-ROck Rirer Demo-
Crpi.
eve believe the Mach'n" Is admirably calculat-
ed 1" do all that Is expected oft. ''-H,aJy Coun-
~ ihtVHitie.
The work Is done rapidly and well. aud we
can but b"ileN" u Val serve avery useful purpose
ana nave an extensive sIic."-RDckiOyd Rags
ter.
1T Is the best thing known To sharpen carving
KNIVES Kitchen knives, shears and SCISSORS, and
- very SIMPLE IN rs opera on. We have tired it,
ana hnh It works satisfactorily "-Chri,tiaA
Fme.
''Iherc IS more uiliy IL thus machine than all
most any other that We can thank OF, not excepting
The c2Bee mH.'- heH@cO Rsy UJiic.
The Small MlchInc.wlIl last an ordinary family
three ycars-thc Large one a LIFETIME
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Entirely Vegetable. No Alcoholic prepar-
alton.
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Great struggle for Free Governments,


With complete aud accurate copies of
Al the Secession Ordinances Officially.
DAVIS and stephens Speeches and proclama-
tons.
Proclamatous and Messages Of President Lin
~ s.',, p.,,.,.,.u,..,
49, NJ. "t ~ W az N'""'
>no,'ot,., ' ,,''''',' y" o". sues
,u.ri" ~ I"n IIPP'''' VI nou'hefh mon Men,
VIZ ""'"' = ,'o'', ''No', 'ruchdeh, ctc')
i.G s," - v" ''o " ar
p,,,'ai %',,i., ~ ''Poiuo"'e'
Motley's Causes of The War
W. II. RusscII's Letters.
- - W.
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Died.

On Wednesday morning, Dec 10th, GER
TRUDE JENNINGS, fourth daughter OF Chs.
S. and Mary A. Price, in the 18th year OF her
age The circumstances attending the death OF
this loved one were peculiarly distressing, as tor
nearly two years she had been separated from
her parents, and h"r heart yearncd Tor them even
in the hours OF deliriurl, and the suddennesS o
her death must fail with stunning effect upon
them as they left her II the v!gor OF youth ana
with the promise Of long lie. But while we de-
plOre the death Of one SO level y ard promising,
it is pleasant to reflect that she had the advanta-
gcs CT early rcllg ious instruction. and the mem
bers Of the Sunday school to which she was at
tached, will long cherish the memory OF dear
Gertrude It will also be consolation to her
parents to know that everything that affection
could suggest or human skill effect was tried in
her case and now that she sleeps IN death the
tears Of her agonizcd sister and friends attest,
that could their prayers have awaited aught.
then, indeed, Gertrude had not died. Gss~ The
funeral of the deceased will take place from the
residence Of Mr.. Thos. Wilmington on Pitt, be-
tween Prince and Duke streets, tomorrow af-
ternoon, at 3 O clock, to which the friends OF the
family are invited.
On the 9Th instant, after protracted illness,
which he bore with Christian fortitude, BENZ.
T. HUTCHINS, in his 30th year, leaving
wife, two children and large circle ofrelatives
and friends to mourn their loss; but they mourn
not as those without hope, for they have every
assurance that their loss is his gain Va The
friends and acquaintance, and the members OF
the independent order Of Odd Fellows, are re-
spcctfully invited to attend his funeral to-mor
row (ThursdaY) afternoon, at 3 O clock, from his
late residence south Fairfax street.
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The Brewery of Rothert & Greene, II

The Brewery of Rothert & Greene, IN Gin
cinnati, including the machinery necessary TO
the manufacture of beer and all the grains used
therein, besides about / 800 barrels, casks, &C.,
and all the usual articles Of furniture, was hbeed
by the =. S. Marshal on Friday last, because the
proprietors refused to furnish the information
called for by the Revenue Act.
Friedrich ". Lincoln was on Monday elected
Mayor Of Boston by 1000 plurality. Mr., L.
was the straight Republican candidate. his
opponent was Joseph NJ. Wightman, who had
the nomination and support OF both the Dem
ocratic and the Peoples parties.
Gold in New York, yesterday, 1873.
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THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
Washington's Will.
FAIRFAX G.. H., Va, Dec. 5, i

FAIRFAX c. H., Va, Dec. ., 1907
To the Editor Of the Washington Itep"0seoe'"
4 statement appeared in your paper TO Gay
that Washington Will was some time since
stolen from the Office here, and has been solo
to the British Museum
T am assured by a gentlemen here; IN whose
.o+e s',,l h.ve entire confidence, that so Tar
from such being the fact, the will in question, ion
is in Culpeper cSuqt T. Va Va d d was Re-
A1fred Moss. in whose possession he, saw IN
Nav last: and subsequently, in Sept 'nosr, ne e
saw Mr. Moss and was assured by him that 1t
was still safe. III
Although my informant doe: not teel at no; No.
ertv to divulge its exact locality, for obvious
reasons, there need be no uneasines ABOUT us
safety; but that when peace shall reunlte our
country, and afford security, TINS interesting
relic Of our country faChcr will be restored to
its proper resting place in this county the
home of Washington.
Yours, truly.
JOB HAwRsHU2sT.
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100 bushels. first quality PEACH BLOW
4UU POTATOES, for sale, low, on board
the Schooner S. P. Townsend, Capt: Gunter,
lying at Vowell's wharf Also.-The said
SCHOONER, burthen 81 tons, carries about
2, 500 bushels Of grain, is fordable If not dis
posed Of before the 18th inst, she will on that
day be SOLD at public sale at II o'clook. Terms
acco@p odating aeo 1o-@3s*
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Chr gllexaudria 0azette
WEDNESDAY EVEN'G, DECEMBER 10.

Gen. Slough, the e. S. Military Governor
Of this place, has written reply to the CON-
uittee Of licensed liquor dealers and restaurant
keepers, in this place, whose proceedings and
requests we have heretofore noticed. General
Slough sets forth plainly and distinctly the rea-
sons which induce him not to relax or modify
,he order concerning the sale Of splrltuouS l.
ouors here, and why there should not be the
surne rule here as to liquor selling az prevails
in Washington. These reasons relate 20 the
necessity for the proper discipline and restraint
of the numerous soldiers in the immediate VI
c;nity &C the town, and to the failure, hereto
fore, On the part Of liquor sellers, generally, to
conform to the regulations which prohibited
the sale Of liquor to soldiers lie regrets that
bis duty requires interference with the business
Of any citizen within his command, but he re-
yards il az an imperative military necessity
that the order complained Of should not be re-
scinded In his letter, Gen. Slough gives
vivid description of the state Of things that
existed in Alexandria, at one time, last sum
mer, and which will be long remembered by
the inhabitants. lie says:
"On the 25th day of August last, when the
present Military Governor took command here,
there was, as there had been for days previous:
= reign Of terror in Alexandra. The streets
were crowded with intoxicated soldery muir
der was of almost hourly occurrence, and dis
turbances robbery and riotiDg were constant
The sidewalks and docks we're covered with
drunken men, women and children, and quiet
citizens we're afraid to venture into the Streets
and life and property we're at the mercy of the
maddencd mob-a condition Of things perhaps
never in the history Of this country 70 be found
in any other city.
This situation Of affairs he thinks wa2 main
" produced BY the indiscrminate sale and use
Of intoxicating drinks, and he says the
change for the better IS owing, in great meas
ure to the breaking up Of the practice.
L0cAL.-Six deserters from the Federal ar
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Excitement in Minneso Ia.

The Governor has issued proclamation,
urging the people Of Minnesota not to throw
away her good name by any acts OF awicsness
that the people have just cause OF complaint
by the tardillsss Of the Executive action, but
they ought to find reason for forbcarance in
the absorbing cares which weigh upon the
President. # he should decline to punish
them, then the case comes clearly within the
jurisdiction Of the civil authorities.
AN "ISTELLIGENT' CoNTRABAND.-A few
weeks ago young "contraband made his
appearance in Orange, n. Z, stating that hehsd
been brought on from Virginia by an officer in
New York regiment: who had TUNED him
adrift. Ie was taken charge Of by sympa-
thizing lady in Orange, who succeeded IN
securing himemp loynenti grocery store. He
made himself handy about the store, gave pro-
mise Of being smart lad, and appeared to be
the realization of the Intelligent contraband
Of whom we have recently real 50 much IN
connection with the army operations. After
few DAYS spent in this new sphere OF action
the Young darkey was suddenly missed: and
simultal. enusy with his disappearance the con-
tents Of the money drawer, embracing about
twelve dollars in silver, with some notes OF
snail denomination, were invisible. 1t IS
needless to say that the possessor OF so much
Intelligence" has not since been seen IN
Orange. - Neuark Journal
The New York World has the severest ar
ticle in reference to Gen. Butler at New Or"
leans, that re remember ever to have read
It is perfectly excoriatlng.
There are various reports OF army move
ments. and it seems to be generally supposed
that ;mnortant intelligence may be expected IN
tew days.
Hon. John Hickman bill ito suppress the
rebellion, treason, instruction, ana tor other
purposes, authorizes the President 70 raise one
hundred regiments Of Africans: to be uniformed
in some marked or special manner; armed ana
equipped to serve seven years; pay SIX oollatS
Der month, one half to be retained until term
Of enlistment expires the non commissioner
officers to be paid same as IN regular army
the commissioned officers to have had collegiate
education3Apd to be either white or oack'
and to receive twice pay of officers IN regular
army; non commissioned officers to be either
white or black; each company to have cnap'
lain or teacher.
Terrible CONSERVATION was created at the
Milwaukee depot, few days ago. ~ soldier
Of departing regiment, kissing young "o'
man by mistake, believing her to be his VIE
She was only appeased upon discovering that
the martial blunderer was very handsome
whiskerando and that bis wife, bonnet was
identical in shape and trimming to her own
1rh;ah bad led To the mistake: moreover the
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There are various reports of army move
ments. and it seems to be generally supposed
that important intelligence may be expected IN
a few days
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-10

The New York World has the severest ar
ticle in reference to Gen Butler at New Or
leans, that re remember ever TO have read
It is perfectly excoriatlng.