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KNOX FRUIT Farm & Nurseries,

ENOR many years we have made the cultivation
Il of SMALL FRUITS specially, and taking
into account VARIETY, QUANTITY and QUALIrY,
our Stock OF Vines and Plants OF
GRAPES, BLACKBERkIES,
STRAWBERRIES. GooSEBERRIES,
RASPBERRlES, CURRANTS, &c. 81,
10 unsaualled anywhere, which we offer on the
most favorable terms. Parties wishing to pur-
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send for our PRICE LIST, which will be sent
10 all applicants free Of charge
OUR SEED Store 4 HORTICULTURAL House
IsA
NO. SO FIFTH STREET,
where all articles belonging to such an establish
ment cur be had OF the beat quality.
J. KNOX, Box l55,
6esd Pittsbmg, Pa.
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fact, Standard Medicine known and approved
by oil who have uoed it, and Ia now resor ted to
with confidence in oil The diseases for which il il
recommended.
Ithas cured thousandse within the last Q years,
who had given up allS hopes of relief. as the
numerous, unsolicitedt : certificates in my pos
session show. Isl
The dose must bel adapted to the temper
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such quantities as to ac,S gently on the bowels
Let the dictates OF = your judgment guide
you in the use Of the z LIVER 1NVIGOR-
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plants, Bilious At tacks, Dyspepsia,
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DysenterY, Dropsy Isl Sour Stomach, Ha-
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o era Morbus, = Cholera / n fantum,
FIatulence. a un- - dice, Femal e Weak
nesses, and may bel used successfully as an
ORDINARY FAMILY MEDICINE. twill
cure SICK HEADACHE, (as thousands can tes.
tity) IN TWENTY MINUTES, IF TWO OR
THREE TEASPOONFULLS ARE TAKEN
nt commencement of attack.
All who use it are giving their testimony in iss
| favor
ocrMix water in the mouth with INVIGORA'
TOR, aud sU allow both together.
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TEE more . weman's waist is shaped like
90 hopr-glsas, the more ft showsus that her
sSnds % Life sre runnipg oul.
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IT is difficult 10 keep ones temper in a
hot day but getting uuder shady tree
is the best way OF taking umbrage.
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NoTICE.-Ths Undersigned has been an
IN pointed and qualified as execu,rix Of the es
tate Of jeremiah Morse, decd, late OF AunIbnrg
coRTNNA MORSE
HunisbuTg, Apnl l7tl, 1863 6e9Ws'
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Medina, March lst, 1861.

The above. named Ladies' we are personlfay nc.
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while we lived in Medina they were great suf
il was with difficulty she was able to stand upon
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Editor Of the Garfield Herald.
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A Companion to Female LIFE.
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NAM AA- III ME
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BY AUSTIN N. WARD.

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-06
srHE ALEXANDRIA GAZElIG.
WASHING G,'()o( y EW5.
\ xho<,fino affair occurred 10 the lobby OF

Willard ) Hotel in Washington, yesterday oE
which Mr. Haldnan, g guest at that house.
and ir 40 wise party 20 the ARRAY, was S'Io'h
II the Ieshv Dart of the thigh with pistol
ball which PASSED out and en,erad the pants
Of q porter near BY. The parties 60 the AFFAIR
were Mr.. Collins Dixon. OF Georgetown, son
Of Mi. Fl. T. Dixon, and Mr.. George y,
Mct2ill, u clerk in she Treasury Department.
the former essaying TO resent some alleged III
;nrv tn female relative by the latter. There
vas but the one shot fred and Mc'5lIl made
his escape. while Dixon was arrest ed.
A club like those in the Northern cities, IS
being organized in Washington, by some OF the
heads otbureaus and pvincip clerks of he Urea
surv Department, together with many citizens III
private l{a
The court Of which Gen, Slough Is preSl-
dent. adjourned on Saturday until Wednesday,
October l4th.
Before the court Of which Gen. Augur IS
President, the case OF Mr. VIM, [. Smlthson,
Banker. Is now pending.
The Colored Odd Fellows propose having
grand demonstration on tomorrow, the dem
onstration TO consist Of a street parade and
annronriate services in Israel Church, Capitol
Hill. The President has upon application,
stated that proper protection Will be given TO
the procession.
"a Notices have been issued under the L. 5. Con,
fscations law in relation 10 the property OF the
following persons, citizens Of this place and
Others, now absent, to writ ! Dennis K. Black
lock; r. NJ. Whaley (of Fairfax, JoSeph
Bruin, W. 6. Gazenoye, J. Il. Reid, D. I.
snr;gg. r. A. Brewis, r. l.. Rotchford, L. B.
TAYLOR, French Forrest fairfax, B. f. Jen.
kins. II. ". VANDERBILT, Miss :. Tebbs, Ed
ward Sangster, j. ~ K E. N. Smith, H. W.
Kincheloe, W, r. May, A. Mclean, Il: La
rhan. These are in addition 20 the names Of
owners Of property previously published. ..
RUNoRs. The city was full Of rumors yes
terday to the effect that Hill and Longstreet
had returned with their respective forces to
Lee ! army. As the rumoTs spread, 1t was not
long before We learned that Lees army was
moving and that arrangements had been made
whereby he should arrive in Pennsylvania
about election day Wash Chron.
Spaakng OF the demonstrations OF welcome
extended 10 the Russian naval officers, and the
exclusion Of the French and British naval off
cers from similar demonstrations, the Balti
more American regards it, as enainentiy prop.
ey under the circumstances.
All the cotton spectators have been order
- = O. Cnaz.s-s CaEaa rrnlnflf Snnlh q
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TIE y AR IN iRGINIA.
/ On Sunday morning last, as a nugaber Of
Federal tcamsters were fovaging near the Raj.
idan, ii Yirsinia, the G. ntederates opened ire
on them If 10 one was Injured 4 t,ontv,I-
crate brigade occupies strong position south
Of the Rapioan, within u short distance Of the
Feder;Al lines They have also fortified their
position On the south bank, AMI earthworks
and rife pits are constructed at the tord> The
Federal troops strongly picket the Rapidan 70
It's mouth, and thence down the Rappahanuock
to Falmouth.
On Thursday night last the Federal guard
Of contraband farm near I4eWin,yie, Fairfax
county, Va, was surprised by band Of Cou-
tederate cavalry, and two killed, three wounled
and twenty taken prisoners.
A force Of cavalry have returned to Norfolk
from anexpedition on the Atlantic coast, as
far % the line Of North Carolina, after destroy.
ING four Confederate salt works.
A dispatch from Washington in the Batl-
more American sayS:-"Y esterday 40 horses
we're sent in under guard from the front At
n;yht when within three miles Of Alexandria,
thew halted, and portion Of the escort went
into town. The guerrillas, who had evidently
been watching til, If movements, slipped m
raok all thee horses, and male gool their IS
cana 4 force was sent after them, who have
not yet returned.
Col, Baker and bis mounted rangers have
been scouting the country after guerrilla
They >ucceeled in capturing Lieutenant Az
gustine of MoSehy ban IN about forty cltI-
zens and gueriIlas beyond Vienna who were
sent in and lodged in III, Oh Capitol.
The Richmond Sentinel, commenting ed
torialy on the news, says:
''Of movements upon the Rapldan VI have
had nothing tor some time but specuIatlofS OF
coming events and these have been Slnguary
Auctuatine One day all the appearances In"!'
Gated an impending battle: the next Gay, II
would he 'quiet again. Ii IS now SAID t'at
Meade is sanding off large detachments from
his army to the aid of Rosecrans, and that ne
i falling back with the rest " do not, now
ever. place much reliance upon this: Ii =
certain that Meade has been heavily relnforc10'
since he moved forward from Fau4uerr, lie
has also brought up pontoon train within
short time These may have been binds out
they look like business, and in this direction
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'1oVNTY OoC1SI.-~'1o>' 'A' .-* W. ~ -, 49,
Record ia grand jury was EN- pa''i1@leo: 0"1
>faca baing 40 business oFoQs'1 oa1ofs '07h''
taeE We're aI7ehoF2.,l;' ,o
E~;'Sl' . = : $500 - 49, o+tacb.
6enneSs : 10 ~ a''s>, - - o.l.a g
7nent. IL was oFA:'7o S',"' ~, =, 49,
teoi@, beng expensive = As''E'' 80 = >,>
sharif.
l. 5. Perkins vs. Y H. "a ne'S.,'''n e's'
verdict Tor plaintiff ~ezcepslons n1'eo " o7s' .
counsel, and case continued TIL next oaH
Conn. Us. l.. s. PerS'ns--on an lac'c' sh@h'
81 - a: ,~1 , @.m * on3 ,st-;,agment &C.
>>'<,' ;. 's', -, "
.''1<'S'3 :, uv:t,.,, J.. <;,oorract)v nr;nted
- s7''' ,.~> a,,o,;eoa >. ~ attornov -
!" llI>a5as yesterday Y ''S''1lA< -
practice Ia ans Noorc.
3dourne ill Tuesday In'Tnngat 100 clock.
r. DAv The will Of Christopher Neale,
an,;t4a9 - orohafa and Mrs
.3oceaSs0' va ap'' res1 r-oo,,tn;x
F'tgl'4la =. AoaIe' 4ua'l''7>' . 11Hssu.
Dr y. N, French was nned -: oo' TOT
rra,yicing az 3 physician, without having OBJ
~,;oa] license,
~ r. 49,; n-,. 4,o5 S2d2 81 for sailing
goods, wares, sc; without haSlhg op''1''7@ q
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A. Carfor. one If the edt2rs Of the Bal
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-09
Inauence OF Temper on Health.

Excessive labor, exposure to wet and
cold, deprivation of sufficient quantities
of necessary and wholesome food, habit
ual had lodging, sloth, aud intemperance,
are all deadly enemies to human life; but
they are none of them so bad as violent
a nd ungovernable passions. Men and
women have survived all these, and at last
reached an extreme old age; but it may be
safely doubted whether single instance
can be found of man of violent and ire
rascible temper, habitually subject to
storms of ungovernable passion, who has
arrived at a very advnced period of life.
1t is therefore. matter of the highest i'm
portance to every one DESTROYS to peserve
IA sound mind in sound body" so that
the brittle vessel of life may glide down
the stream of time smoothly and securely,
insted of being continually tossed amidst
rocks and shoals which endanger its OK.
istence, to have special care, amidst all
the yicissitudes and trials of life, to MAIN
tain quiet possession of his own spirit.