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Just Published In Sealed Ensslope-price6 So.
Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and Radical
cure OF Spermatorrhoeo, or seminal Weakness Invsl.
untary Emissions, Sexual Debility and ImDedmsntts
Marriage generally, Nervousness, Epilssy and EitB
Consumption, Mental and Physical lneaDacity ~
Suting from Self Abuse, &C. By Robert ]. OulverWoU
u. D. author Of the "Greeu Book"
"a BOON TO THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERS."
sent under seal IN a plain envelope, to any address,
post paid receipt Of siE c6nt. CT two postage
stanps, 70 Dr. J. q. KlIAE, IT BOWeTY, New York.
p O. Box f5g5 sent s. llQdkW
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LsusOsTkea or RAitss.

EThis disease depends upon an Inflammation OF mu'
o0us lining Of the vagina and womb. It ia in all ca
accompanied by pain in the back across the
bowels and through the hips. teaspOOnful OF the
medicine may be taken three times day, with an In.
lection Of q tablespoonful Of the medicine, mixed
with half pint Of soft water morning and evening
Irritation Of the Neck Of the Bladder, IsfGns.
EzGtio1 Of the Ri3HsyI, and OstaTrh Of
tie BIsSdsr, StraEgUry and
Burning, or Painful
UriRatiH9.
For these diseases Il is truly a sovereign remedy
and 700 much not be said in its praise. single
TOMS Are you Hbed with that distressing pain in
the small OF the back and through the hip5f tea
spoonful day Of Constitution Water viii relieve you
Ike magic.
FoF DvspsPid'
Il has no equal in relieving the most distressing
symptoms. Also, Headache, Heartburn, Acid StOm-
ach, Vomiting FOcd, &C. Take a teaspoOnful after
sired, but should be done gradually.
Phys;eiass
Have long since given up the uss Of Duchu, cubsbI
and juniper in the treatment Of these diseases and
only use them for want Of better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
hAs proved its equal to tho task that has deVolVed
pon it.
Disgst;ss
rTitats and drench the Kidneys and BY CONSTANT
soon lead to chronic degeneration and confirmed dis
ease,
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Hagan's Magnolia Balm.

This is the most delightful and extraordinary arti
Gle ever discovered II ehangss the s1n-burnt fAeS
and hands to psarly satin text0re OF rayahing beam
ty, impartng tbs marble parity Of youth, aid ths
DHTSGUE appearance inviting IN the city bella oi
fashion. It removes tan Tsckles DlmPles and rough
ness from the skin, leaving the complexion fresh
transparent and smooth. 1t contains material in
furious 70 the skin PArronizsd By Actresses and
Opera Singers- It is What every lady should have.
gB-SOld Ev5ryWheFs-
DEMAS S. BARNES CO.,
General q gents,
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. THE CURATIVE

properties Of the medicine direct themselves to tie
organs OF secretion and By altering The condition
Of the Stomach and Liver that the starchy principle
of the food is converted into sugar long the
system IL under the indueree Of the
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Totsl.......I74,14 ,149 I7s,I5I- 1856 I2,ZIO
Democratic majority IA 1852, 1905 majority in
1868, es, LAG; gain fo= Union-67, ,l5A-
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promotes its growth prevents It's falling o. eradI-
cate dnndruf and Imparts health aod pleasantne
TO the head Il h.8 stood the test q time, being the
original Hair Colorings and Is constantly increasing
in tAyor. Used b. both gentleman and ladies.
- It is sold BY az respectable dealers, or can be
procured by them Of the Commercial Agents, d. s.
BARNES 4 co z02 Broadway, New York Two 81
Ees, 20 cents and sl,OO. julyiO- R27eoW
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The srnte senate.

The following have been elected men,
bers Of the Ohio Senate, viz:
1st DistTict-BeDjamin Egleston, Thos.
III. Measner and Tins II Whasinna
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FOR SALE.
ERUIT FARM FOR SALES

ERUIT FARM FOR SALE-SrT-
Il UATED on the Brecksville read. five miles from
the Public Square, Cleveland, Ohio. II contains is
acres of the best sandy soil Of which is stock
ed with the choicest variety of Fruit, mostly in
bearing Tie location Tor a Country Residence is
hne the buildings fair but iuated that 9TH
eIs might be bHilt, or the place divided making one
place OF and the other OF u &C -es.
For further particulars address, or call upnn the
subscriber on the premises. IL b. EVERETT
Newburgh. o, ctober IS, ls63-I2I
CHOICE VACANT LOTS FOR
~ SALE-0n corner o. KiDsman and Burnham,
and corner Of KinsmAn and Vine-Sts, Also. on
JNO. G. JENNINGS,
sept7 AtwAter Building
DOR SALE-A FARM OF AIS
4 Acres, miles from Newark, Licking county,
Oh1Oi 800 acres improved, the balance good timber
100 acr' bottom land the whole 900 acres are under
good state Of cultvation all we'll fenced good or
ehardlng and well watered. No waste land on the
tarm- have also good Stock the farm that will
sell with 1t if wanted. will take in part payment
City Property in cleveland. n small farm and the
balance on long time. Price s25 per acre.
septl2-ESI h N. KEYS, Rouss's Block.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
HEIMsTEIET's
NnHITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE.
1t is Not a Dye,

But restores gray hsir to it, Orlginsl color b. SUE
plying the Capillary tubes with natural sustenance,
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are posed Of lunar casc, destroy the vitality
and b suty Of the hAir and afford Of themselves
dressing HeimstTeefis lnimiiabis ColorinE not oc9
restores hair o natural color by an easy process
but gives the hair a
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-17

AN EXPLANATION. The Paris Moniteur of
the 5th instant contains the following explana-
ton of the interview of Messrs Roebuck and
Lindsay with the Emperor Napoleon:
Explanations have been rendered necessary
by an occurrence which recently took place IN
the House of Commons. Messrs Roebuck
and Lindsay visited Fontainbleau to engage
the Emperor to take official steps at London
for the recognition of the Southern States
The Emperor expressed his desire to see peace
in America but observed that England having
declined his proposals Of mediation the preyi-
Gus October, he did not think he could submit
new proposition without the certainty Of It's
acceptance. His Majesty stated further that
his ambassador should, nevertheless, receive
instructions to sound the English Cabinet up
on the subject, giving it to understand that if
England thought the recognition of the South
likely to put an end to the war, the Emperor
was disposed to follow her in that course. These
explanations will demonstrate that the Emp
error has not attempted, as publications pretend,
to influence the British Parliament by the med
ium of two Of it's members All that took place
was friendly interchange Of opinion In an IN
ter7iew which the Emperor saw no reason TO
refuse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-17
FROM PORT HUDSON.

CAIRO, July Is. A bearer Of dispatches
from Gen. Grant confirms the occupation Of
Port Hudson.
The troops took possession on the 9th inst.
The entire garrison, consisting of seven thous-
and men, was captured; also thirty-fve field
pieces, twenty-five siege guns, and ten thous-
and stand OF small arms.
Major Gen, Gardiner, Brigadier Gen. Beale,
Coils. Steadman, Mills, Smith, and two other
important officers whose names are unknown,
were captured.
The latest accounts say that Sherman was
still pursuing Johnston, who kept out Of his
WaV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-17

The u. 5. Navy Department has received
communication from Acting Rear Aan,;s
Theodorus Bailey. dated Key West Jn1vf
setting forth that the boats Of the gupbos,
Somerset recently made Reconnaissance " ~
Sound to the eastward, specially to determ;na
the precise locality Of some extensive salt vorls
which had been in operation since the com
mencement of the war, near Alligator Raw
which works they destroyed entirely without
any loss on their part.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-17
FROM GEN. LEES ARMY.

Reliable adyices state that the advance OF
Lees army was at Front Royal this morning.
The whole army was moving asrapldly as posi-
bic towards Richmond without order or arrange
ment baggage trains, ammunition trains, cav
airy, infantry, artillery being inextricably mixed
up together. The Confederates depend on
their superior celebrity Of movement, and do
not care to march in order of battle. a Con-
federate officer captured yesterday afternoon
saws that it is not Lees intention to fight this
side of Richmond, if he can avoid it Wash.
Chron.
a cavalry and artillery force ordered two
DAYS since by Gen. Heintzelman to make re-
connoissance through the Shenandoah Valley,
returned on Wednesday evening. The COM
mander, Col. Lowell, found very few Confede-
rates il the valley. He discovered Ashby' 8
Gan was held By between three and four hun
dred. He charged upon them and drove
them out, and held the place, capturing an ad-
iutant general, several other officers, and pri-
Yates.
Russian biologists are making preparations
to promote the discovery OF CONCEALED remains
of mammoth animals in Siberia. 1t is stated
that during the last two centuries at least TWEEN
ty thousand nammoths, and probably thrice
that number, have been washed out OF the ice
and soil IN which they were Embedded by the
action Of the spring foods The tusks only
have been preserved for their commercial val
ne IN IVORY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-17

In the British House of Commons on the d
instant the Chancellor Of the Exchequer mcy
ed vote OF el05, 900 for the purchase Of the
Exhibition Building at Kensington and forthe
purpose Of commencing certain operations in
order to adapt it to the design for which it
was intended. After some discussion Of a very
stormy nature the vote was rejected by Isl TO
12l: Majority against the Government l66
The result was received with loud cheering.
Rev. Thomas H. Pritchard, Of baltimore
was arrested on Sunday, at Sandy Hook, on
the charge of attempting to go South by pass
ing through the Federal lines He was
brought back yesterday, and is held at the mil
itary prison to hearing before Colonel Fish,
The death Of Count S. G. S. NJ. Del Guld
is reported at Lyons. The Count vas in his
ninety fourth year, and was the father OF
homeopathy, having in 1928 converted HshDe
man from allopathy.
COL Patton, Of the 7th Virginia infantry
and a State Senator elect to the Virginia Leg
islature, was left upon the Gettysburg tled as
dead: but be is in Federal hospital, and WITH
a prospect of recovery. =
James Gaines and John McCell, w. H.
Lynch and Ambrose NJ. Williams, arrested oy
the Provost Marshal General Of detences so o,,
of the Potomac, we're committed 10 tne VI"
Capitol yesterday by order OF Capt 1oqo
The Washington Star says:-"Mr. Nemy',
Jobson, of London, has arrived in this oSy, tV'
the purpose of proposing an adjustment Of '''
difficulties between the North and the ooo'n'
Hehas had an interview with some OF the gu''s
mental authorities, but we believe found 'ns' u
not disposed to "adjust" on any terms S''0'' v
the old ones of unconditional submission
Gold in New York yesterday, l20' .u,u
The steamer Ocean Queen, from AsplnS n',
on the 9Th instant, has arrived one No.
Two hundred thousand dollars IN ''s@ ~',;ss
The frigate Sabine has arrived from 8 q u n:U
Two men were seriously wounded anu o"s ,ot;s.
ed by the bursting of a cannon, 0h''s pave
ing. WI. arrived
The flag of truce steamer New YORK S' a;abt
At Fortress Monroe from City Point at 5 slsa
o'clock last evening and proceeded ln'ns :s"en
" to Annapolis having upwards OF tD Major
hundred prisoners Of war, in charge u "
milford ;. m 10
a. "Wednesday the tug Leslie came ~ =.
steamer y, a1ns Western YES World With two pr0D''' ~
q lot of prize goods,
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OH, gllexautlria Gazette
FRIDAY EVENING, JULY It.

Among the Confederate officers reported in
the Richmond papers, as killed in the late
battles near Gettysburg, are Col. L. B. VIII
Hams of Orange County, and Col. Allen of
Clarke county; and among the wounded, COL
Hinton of Prince William county, Va.
There were mobs and riots in Albany and
Troy, N. Y, yesterday and the day before. =
The steamboats,, having colored walters, lett
their wharves in both places. Some property
was destroyed in Albany, and printing office
damaged.
The late riots in New York, whatever might
have been the ostensibe or pretended cause OF
their commencement, seem to have been dis
graceful and brutal house burnings, robberes,
sacking, pillage, and murders.
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rHE RIOT IN NEW YORK.


Nrw YORK. July Is, o'clock p. IN
Everything is reported quiet.
The stages are running regularly, and ali
the railroads and telegraph lines are being re-
paired.
Business is fully resumed.
the Seyenty-frst regiment arrived just now
and was handsomely received. The Seventh
arrived this morning.
There has been no rioting OF any consequence
to-day.
Law and order reign supreme again.
NEW York, July Is, 2 p. m.-Thlngs have
ful]y resumed their wonted appearance. The
tracks have been relaid, and the railroads and
the telegraph lines are being rapidly repaired.
Regiments and batteries are arriving, With
more following ON the way.
Business has been resumed, and general
feeling Of security again pervades the oommu-
nifty.
LArER.--The impression tonight Is that
thera are no more riots in the city, and that
The arrival Of the military has made rioters
wary.
Gen. Dix has been assigned to take COM
mand of the department Of Gen. Wool, who is
relieved.
There is no truth in the report Of the burn
inc Of the Newkirk House, at Hudson City.
The fire was the Jersey City horse railroad
stables
One of the ring]eaders of the mob was cap
tured in Twenty-frst street TO night by sold"
iers, and has probably by this time been hung
With one exception, SO far as can be ascer-
fained> there has been no disturbance IN the
CITY this afternoon. a company OF soldiers OF
the 65th reg't sent to protect Hotchk'ss' $ she'll
factory, in First avenue, was tired upon by
mob, and it is said number Of persons, both
rioters and soldiers, we're killed; A reinforce;
nent was sent Immediately to the place, and
the mob will be quickly dispersed. There
are rumors of other difficulties, but they are
not trustworthy.
The Bank Washington has declared div
idend Of per Ct and the Bank OF Commerce,
at Georgetown, Of per ct for the last SIX
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BALTIMORE, July Is, 230 p m.-l.apre)
Bridge is completed, and We resume at once
our full complement Of trains Of all descriptions
per schedule.
y. ?. SMITH. Neutrality-suspicious.,
B. and O. Railroad.
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The two hundredth number Of the North
American Review has appeared. It is, there
fore, venerable Quarterly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-17

The Bank ofW ashington has declared div
ldend Of per CT and the Bank Of Commerce
at Georgetown, Of per Ct, for the last slz
months.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-10-07
.MyrShNk,S Sale.

s Of ton osu Ss Z. :; s. Clay
DY virtue OF au execution issued from the once OF
County, state Of Iowa. in favor Of J. A. Fay 4 Co..
and against Douglas, Fry 4 Absr. dated August Is,
A. D. 1863, and to me directed commanding me that
OF the goods, "hattss. Stock interest any com.
pany debts due property in the hands Of third
SONS, lands and tsnements (which not exempt BY
Law from exseution) Of the raid douglas, Fry Ahsr,
I make or cause 70 10 made th-t sum Of Three Hun.
Dollars aud costs Of suit With interest and costs
levied upon the ollewin. described real estate lying
and being .itaated In the Town OF Mc0rOgoS, County
Of Clayton and state OF Iowa, namely:
Lots One III. Nineteen Ool, and Twenty l2O),
in Block Ten cor In james Mc0rsgor. JR.ss
Addition No. One TO the IOWA Of ,,c6r~gor.
CLAYTON County Iowa; together With bulid-
Factory and ths machinery, fixtures and
sppurtenances thereto belonging, e0nsi-ting Of
one steam Engine and Boilers, one Planning
and Matching Machine (Psy B Cos nal o.
one Planning and Matching Machine CswasS
naksl one Tsnan ing Machine, one sticking
chine, one boring Marhns. one Ripping ssw,
one Cuto6 Saw. "a the property Of the ssid :.
Dou<las, Fry 4 Aeey.
And hereby give public notice that ] shall s6sr
for sale pubic ouory the above described prem.
isss, In tho Town Of MoGrsgor, County u Clayton
and state Of Iowa, Tuesday the 9th day OF 0cto-
Der, A. D. 1853. between the hours off o'clock N.
at the hour Of o'clock IN Of said d,y, and will
sell the highest and best bidder therefor cash,
the above do crhed property or suci.nt thereof to
satisfy the above debt. with interest and cost.
Dated this 18th day Of August, 1868.
lwSeS 4. II. WHITB, City MAMMAL.
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yCRtSG on all you before t.s. c,lsh II nav ga
10 ton. We pay good pr.ces auA pAs down
delivery. canSSH BASS + ELNkND0RF.
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ght gatest.

: Union Cavalry victory is reported
g the Cumberland.
~ Tho City Of London brings an account OF
6 npneral European war prospect, growing
{ 81 tn Polish trouble. Grain market is
ssr. The London Times tells Mason it
J ! GOOD thing he has left.
ebels are attacking McMinv'lIe' ie""'
~ os. and Bragg are close together'
1ekfng Il each other.
NJ exciting news.
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State Of Iowa.

Ox u ~ a.
ApJvrANr GENRRAL's OFFICE
DAVENPORT, Sept. IL, 1868
General Orders No. 1913.
l. BY authority OF the War Department the Gov
ernor OF this State authorized to raise, within 40
days, another regiment OF Cavalry.
IL Said regiment will be known IS the 9th Iowa
Cavalry and will rendezvous ut Davenport.
III. The companies and squads raised FIR the Sth
Iowa Cavalry, in excess Of the number necessary to
organize said sth Cavalry, will be transferred to the
9th Iowa Cavalry.
w. All recruiting officers for the 9th lows Cavsl-
~ will be careful and follow the directions Of General
Order No Is OF the War Department, 1862, in rela.
ton to recruiting. Copies OF said order, No. rs and
General Orders No. Ill and 10 Of this Department,
will be furnished all recruiting officers.
v. Col. NJ. Trumbuli, formerly u. Col. Of the
Sd Iowa Infantry, will command the 9th Iowa Caval
~.
Surgeon for said 9th Cavalry will be forwarded to
this Department.
BY order of tho Governor.
N. b. BAKER.
3w362 Adjutant General of Iowa.
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StrNyed.

TNROM tho subscriber at New Oregon. Howard Co.
c Iowa, in May last, . Bay Mare, four years old
NAME tail snd legs black. Had on leather halter,
when she left. Is about Is hands high, rough limbs
and coarse build Also sorrel mare colt, year
old. white strip in the face and white hind feet.
Whoever will return the said strays give inorma-
ton that will lead to their recovery shal he literally
rewarded. SAMUEL uERRlCk.
New Oregon, Iowa, Sept, 1863. 3634w
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$50 REWAR ID.

CTRAYED or Stolen from the subscriber, . resi-
- dent Of Windham, Fillmore CO., Mimi, . span
OF years old medium sized, Iron GRAY Horses. One.
. horse marked by cord right hind faux the
other, mare. with heavy $50 will be paid on
return OF said team; $25 for reliable information.
HANS JOHNSON.
2m3oO Windham p. O., Minn.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Musical.
An those wishing Sheet Music, or Music
Rocks. will find good assortment at GILES d
R.orueR's Jewelry Store. Also Musical In
etrnments. Agency for Melodeons, Pianos, DC.
All orlers promptly filed at Eastern prices. tt
Reasons for Life Insurance.
Life and fortune are uncertain.
Life Insurance substitutes certainty for m uncer.
ta,uty--the certainty of leaving competence for the
uncertainty Of life in which to acquire II.
It is reliable Based upon we'll determined laws OF
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It e easily obtained, beng brought by It's cheap.
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It adds to the security given by the possession Of
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| An investnsent of siz cents day will insure mar
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The safest, cheapest and best company for western
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have justly word.w repu' alton. It Il the only
scale made which i allowed . standard In courts
OF law. Every Scale Is perfectly true and exact,
stock OF Plantform Scales. G, unter Scales. Hay
Scales, 80, &c. il full and parties desiring them
can have them delivered at McGregor It the same
price MS in Chicago or Milwaukee, thus saving the
freight bv buying here.
So When Hay Scales or Cattle Scales are pur-
chased, will send man to put them up ready for
use.