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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-06
THREATENED AlUIINY OF SOLDIERS: -tt

1;sconfent among The soldiers stationed at
Ra:|cxes Ufoss Roads. because az theT thought
fle,, HID NOT ileeil IaiIy dealt with III that they
had not been mustered out Of service. day
~ t;vo ago Major Gen, Wright was informed
thar tll.. soldiers headed by some non-com
n1issiorleGl officers, had fogineaa plot for the
cartlre Ct so,ne headquarters, and then to
move into oac OF the forts and demand terms
o( The Government Whether there was 1oun
dation t3r the alarm nc have not bees able to
ascertain bat certain il is that the Information
was given 20 brigade and geglmental oonmaa-
ders, aud they were oI1cre} to be prepared Oh
the night Of uly At: tor any demonstration
that i1.i2Ilt DC mace. ~ 3lstufbaLce, how
ever. occurred Yesterday two bateltes OF
artillery were placed upon the AlIl thls SIDE or
Bailey's Gross Roads, and oveEl9oking the
casnl:s OF the soldiers 50 that il the soldiers
have The temerity to take offensive action 5noy
vii! acct with Watnl raooDTl2'l -N0f. iHt
Col. Orlway, Provost Marsilal General Of
yirginia in announcing to C>I Robert Guild,
late Commissioner Of Exchanges, bis acquijtal
from the charges Oh which he was tried by Il
Military Commission: writes:
IT may afford 5olne satisfactlo" to you to
Allo" Slla' ol1o laEorI " ,n fra1, t rar"c,
.ou oa;nct ro,, b,1f States that The eyi
1euoe is that you did everything in your power
% ze5co4c " oaloI! - onr74o ~ o; s,14fc
;nrs
-~~-~---~-sss-~~~~-->
The Richmond Bulletin says thai Ill the
appointments made by Governor Pelrpolnt, Of
ron,y,.oarcuorc "a iIooAionc -, tho varint;.
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VIRGINIA NEWS

VIRGINIA NEWS
Dr.. Lewis A Wobb having resigned III the
sCth Of June, the Governor has zappolnto{5 NJ Il
~. 2. TAYLOR Auditor Of the Stale o{ Virginia.
to fill the vacancy thus occasloned
The Fredericksburg papers state that the
railroad will be finished TO that place lyon
Hamilton's Crossings By August lst 1t Is
already graded.
Fruits of all kinds aud meats. are aounoant
in the Richmond markets, at very moderate
prices, and the general tendency Indicates
further decline III prices.
Col. Northrop, late Coml1issagy General Of
the Confederate States, arrived it ltloIln2onl
on Sunday and was confined in Castle Lunder.
The Governor having issued writ tor
holding elections in Henrico coanty, all tue
Offices are declared vacant, and 10 clerk can
issue matrimonial license, nor can any
marriage take place, until after the new
officers come in, which will not be until after
the 18th instant, unless special pEov1sion De
made.
The Richmond Republic says: Since the
developments Of the last few days, 1t IS thought
by many Wellinformed persons. that MUNICH
pal election for Richmond will not soon be
ordered. Tie military administration Will,
Of course, remain while the omission oontin,
ues.
The Board Of Visitors and the faculty Of
William and Mary College, in Virginia, arc to
determine what steps can be taken to repair
the losses sustained by the College during the
war in the burning of the buildings, &c: 4
meeting of the Board Of Visitors Of The Uni
yersity Of Virginia, is also to be held.
The GalIego Mills in Richmond are to be
rebuilt.
The London Times Paris correspondent
says: The great milionaires are beginning to
calculate what quantity Of cotton they Will re.
oeive from America, and the price. They say
that even at present America has not much 70
dispose Of, and it is, moreover, very uncertain
Vhether the Southern planters CAN find the
means, or whether the negroes now emanclpa.
4 ted will assist in the cultivation OF the Land,
In his letter TO the Gettysburg Committee
on the 4th Of July, President johnson says
II am greatly mistaken ifwith States lately IN
rebellion we do not henceforth have an exhi
bition Of such loyalty and patriotism, as were
never seen nor felt there before, :
A man named Morris has bee0 arrested IN
Baltimore for attempting to blow up The house
Of a neighbor, by means Of hollow iron castings
filed with gunpowder, placed along the side
of the wall Of the house, and there exploded.
''Strikes. dying out in this country: are
rather Iudicrously reviying ia france among
cab drivers, walters at restaurants, and washer
women.
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Uu the ll April 1868 ut the residence Ct lgr father
L. a. T. Hunter in I>,cy county. Va after illness Of
several months SARAH :. HUNTER, in the nineteenth
year OF her age
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-06

The half sunken barge lying in the channel
opposite town, mentioned yesterday is 1nuc5
in the way Of navigation aud ought to be re-
moved
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rLEcr1oN OF LkNp REo1srERs

Atll o'clock tho Senators entered,
and the joint body went into election
Of Lsnd Registers for each Of the four
districts Of the State, Eastern, West
ern, Middle and Mountain dislricts
For the Eastern district Capt Thos
GcNish, Of Knox county, was nominal
ted. There was no opposing candidate,
and Mr.. McNish was elected for the
next four years, Nays ~, noes O.
The election Of g Register for the
Mountain district was next proceeded
with, the only nomination made was
thst'of JnO s. Nass Of White county
by Representative Faulkner.
Questions were asked as TO Mr. Vass'
loyalty, which was vouched for by Mr..
Faulkner and Senator Bosom, who,
however, said that he had taken no de-
cided position.
After the vote had been taken, and
before it was announced, a motion was
made and adopted TO take the vote oy-
or again, and Senator Keith nominated
Gee. S KingtOn OF Fentress County.
The vote stood: Vass Il; Kington
g. Mr. Kington was declared elected
for four years.
For the Middle Tennessee District
Mr.. Cooper nominated alex. z. Binkley
Of Chesthsm County. 20 other nou-
ination was made, and Mr.. Binkley
was declared elected for four years -
Ayes 70, noes 0.
For the Western District: Mr.. S'e>
cald nominated Calvin Roberts, Of De
cstuT county. No other nomination
was made, and Mr. Roberts was do
clsred elected FOR four yearA Ayes so
nOes 0
The Senators retired, when leaves Of
absence were granted, and the HoUte
adjourned until Monday.
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Department,

COL gro. z COOPER. q g. L,
Mediea. Director. department Of tho C1mb Eiand-
C6iCS s. sumner street,
1t DOL L c, aANLIE,
Ge1Iol l. PeSto., Z. e g., Ut6cs cor. Church
and 2 b streets.
SURGEON r FLETCEER, Q. g VOLS,
Medical Pgryeyur, q. g A. Ofio5 Eorh eide 0!
Pu0ilG square. 5s5Tssl Market and Front
GENERAL HOSPITALS.
SURGEON 4. P sTEARss, Q s VOLS
Sup-rtn' enj-nt and D. Q! hospitals. OlHee
a Lhs-ry street.,
CUMBERLAND EosPIgAL-
EesE Periss-zUy. surgeon Burh1tt Coal, L. g
Voe., IN charge.
WILSON HOSPITAL,
On Harding Pike. Asst surg APPisgaea. o. 8.
YCiz., u ch.87
oFylo RS HosPrM
College Ell. sG5goo1 J. T. Es-tst, q, q Vols
Z cnsrEc.
no l GENERAL ECsFTTAL,
Surg 3, 3. Breed, q. S. Vols, ia charge.
30. = GENERAL HOSPITAL
College ELL Surgeon !. Z. Her0st, q. S. Vols,
IN ehsTgs.
20. 3 GENERAL EosFTTAL,
3. Z. Dor. Public Square Surgeon J. Z, IndlOV,
Z. 5. Vols, IN charge.
no. 8 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Mg=0Uic Esl, ChJtrch-str-s;. ASK Eufg-37
Va. sle2ll u. s. A., Ia charge
10. II gyALLROE HOSPITAL.
On the Che-iotts Eoaa. A. EszN Surgeor q. ".
France IN charge
no Il ergEEAL HOSPITAL.
Hear =. and z Ea-s1ei p~pot- Surgeon ., L.
Fuller. =. S. vols, IN charge
40 10 GENERAL HOSPITAL.
Corner Ga inner and Liue-streaLs sJrgpon ".
Il. CHAMBER, Y. S. Vols, 10 ChsTgs.
70. 10 COETEAB4ED HOSPITAL,
On College, between Church sni Brusd-straetu.
Asst Surgeon q. : ConfJrt, y. S. Y. Ia chiIga.
no. ~ GENERAL HOSPITAL,
On MsTket-vtreeL between Union s26 Church
streets. Surgeon Persas, q. 8. Volz-, ID chaTgr.
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES

Prom a.eht 70 tEsnty years standing. WIN aEBes
luloan " Helenos and ana
For medesl properties 81 bu1hus 80 Dtspsasa-
tory u TIE United 5iaiea-
Sc Professor DsEsea' Vauanle Horu o. ihs
Practce Of Phyaic.
Sc rsrnarEs made b ths lsts oais0ratsd ".
FhTseL. FiI lslis. ulia-
- rsmzr<s made b. D. Ephrsn heDoEel,
oelebrated Physician, aad member az caa EoYs
College q 8urReona, LralEnd, 40 plh1shec N Ne
1rsnsactons 81 ths King AID Queen'a JournaL
Zee hol5co-ChlrlrTcsl EsVe4, puhiianed -
Zen z-iin TraFsfa, Fsll0s q Ne koya coleEo "
surTs01z.
So mo-. Of fhs lats st1ndard gorhs on madiona.
Ersract Buchu,---.glloo pax hotle. sz iDr ta-90
-. - sSssaS SI.s' 70 a. ~
81 halfa aossn q each for gla uhich VII b
suHcisnt 70 cure the nosi ods1aase casas, Il druo.
tons are athered b.
Delivered . Suy sddrssa, sscursiy Parksd hon
5bsorTatcn-
sEDoeczfos synptoras n 30 romn1Hic.r sas.
cgrs Eua<Ezteed kdFGa z7ArAs
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4lssItrlllt Cits 9hetttrs.
Municipal Officers.

Municipal Officers.
JoHS HUGH SIXTH, Mayor.
VIZ. SHANE, Recorder.
RUFUs Henry, Treasurer.
JoHN CHUsrsLY, City Marshal
w. Z. WILKINSON, Deputy Marshal.
JlIEs A STEELE,
A c. TUCKER,
JOHN 7. INGALLS,,
JosKPH L RYAN,
A. B. SBAEKLIE, Revenue Collector
E B. GARRET, Water Tax Collector
JoHS IL. SEGBUEY Superintendent
Water WORKS.
JAHEs PEruT, Assistant Superintendent
Of Water Works.
DAs. CUH1SGBAM, First Engineer Of
Water Works
VIZ J. SLn7EAaD, Second Engineer OF
Water Works.
L II FBEEXAs, Chief Of Fire Depart
ment
Low GoRBT, Assistant Chief Of Fire De
partment
VIZ WRIGHT, Street Overseer.
JOIN Q. DoDD, Work House Keeper.
II. l. EoRyILLE, Sexton.
THOMAS. AcCARTY, First Clerk Market
ELISA Lose, Second Clerk Market
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STE MILITARY AGENCIEs

Forte Rsef Of scl, ani Disabled Soldier. 10 this
department, de-. 81
FOR CHIO-D. Z Tsysog. CtHca, No ( Cherry
strre', q Stair.
PENN .YIEaNIk.-Col. Jas. ChanbeTitn- Office
No 4s5S Cherry street up Stars.
INDIANA Col. EdW. Shsw. Office. an Cherry
street.
MICHIGAN.-L. ,. WILLARD. OfBSe, No. qs}s
fh-TTy street
uLINOI;-Col !. n s5ects. Of5ce No Cherry
street u sturs
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BLooDt BLOoDi BLoOD
Fluid Extract SsFsaparllIa
SYPHILIS.

Thls IL 60 Affection Of tns blood, and utiseks -
Sexual Orq.ns, Ltnings q the Noes, Esrs, lhroal,
Wfndpipe and oLbar mucus surlaoca, ualIinE ~
aprsssrines 10 be forra 81 B.oers- Hetmtold'8 IL
tfsst ssrsapaTiIla parties ~ BLOOD. and rau0Faa
al scaly eruptions q lha slin, giving b ms con
plaxi0u q clear and healthy colcF. h being PrepaT
81 expressly tor his elzas q compiainis, u bood
purifying prupeTies arr preserved % arEafer "a.
lsal Lhan any othsr pfspaxaaOu q saFsapafl1.
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aWiIitatg 8irettnTg.
Subsistence Department.

CO... A. BECEWITH, G Q. g.,
dlE.Sry Division or the hIssissspPi,
CAPT J, c REED c. @. s,
Department Of the Clluoer'srd Cf1ce 10 p
s1Dth Cherry street, wee Co. Porter.
CAPT. SAX. !. LITTLE, C. G,
Depot OomullssaTy Substance, Of3ca TO. L.
Ch5yTy-etreet-
CAPT. S. .. HENDERSON,, Q. s.,
Post J0Enuli5slTy Subsistence Ofacs North SIDE
Pubic sgusre, opposite Court House.
CAPT. ". Il gLYAAN, c. 4,
70 charge 81 q. g B74rsry. sut D burEias Corn
missaTy Sob5i-tenee, wee Capt JOAN A. TWAS.
Once No. - Cedar-suee..
LIEUT.. !. & GkJLElTISR, A. G. e,
IA charge Of Soldiers Rect, corner Cherry Erd
Ckurch-5treets, Tloe Lieut.. Henry Einz,
CAPT. D. B. LAMORE 2 O q,
IN charge o. Beet Cattle, vice Cspt Glovsa--slso
IL charge Of Herdme1, Stables, d . yics "A d T.
.. HoI!stS-, One pszE LCFtr Landing.
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HELlEBoLps ROSE WASH

An a1eallsnf Lctiou ioT Dsssssas q syphfiuc ~.
turs ssld ~ an njecEou IN diseases q Ne urinary
orl-zzs al1sng fr6m naif,s q dlssipGaon, usei n
oouneceGn VIII ths EEtracts buenu add 1ar.afar
r Ia, in s1cn diseases as reeoruE1e1oed-
FFida1ce q the most re1pcnal1ie and nll-at-a
character VII aecompauY tns m8dloinss-
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PoaT DrTErsARv.-Eo u South Cherry ~. Sur.
gaon m. lttelk.ld Q. 5, Vols, attending L III
cars and ths fsni les.
Surg on z. " SrA-LISs, 10Th MjcH Volz, Ned al
director OF Post Fore s, utaes No. Is College St
PozT LosYTTas-Coner Of Cherry md Elm a..
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Police Department.

P8llce Department
Captain Of Police-H. A. humbley.
fst LieUJs usn - anItl A. 5irchstt
I'd Lieutenant "A. O. Byron.
i-t Ward-h. Thompson, Wm. Stewart, T. n.
scott
q Wa-i-John Firth, A. CrozthWalt
ia W dis Ml.er, ". Bonds, Il ". Garner,
Vim. Daley.
All UarG-Wm. Mallory, NJ. ". Thompson.
tr1 War--Joseph Philips, A. J. Htsld, Ya1ce
Riley.
. u Ear'-san Rummer, Jas. Citizens, J. Cav
sodsr, Chss Hll
7th ha.d-soseph Caps, J. Casteman, " B.
-s1uders W Vaughan
sth Wsri-Ben smith. Thos. Henderson, Z. r.
Sehal, h. Il Mansf aid.
sH hald-Em Watson, b. Mckinney, Il. B.
bali, Jas. Hal.
as isis 70 North Of Brad street-Robt. F. & lodge,
. OrostEw 1t.
ash MS ~outh Of Broad strees-J. ". Glover,
John L. CJtrall.
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List OF ARTICLES,

b,UJD OOlu EelA-s Afoll -ilo44tou Ao4l-
20 eaen
An the goods the above List viii be sold. with
ont reservation, for USE DOLLAR each. Certificates
ef al the various zrciea are placed 10 similar en-
yeiopes and sealed. These envelopes viii be sent
by mall, OF delivered az cur oce, without regard
70 choice On receiving = certificate you WI. see
what Il represents, and It Is optional with you %
send one dollar and rsceiye the article named, or
any other in tne st Of same value. IN AL transac-
ions BY mail We charge FOR forwarding the cer.r.
cGtes paying postage and doing the business, IS
cents each. ETvE CEHTIFIUkTEs VIII be sent for 81
FLEvTy for 81; TtrETT for IS; aIETT-FIyE for $40
and ONE HUNDREB Tor SIS. By this mode We give
selections from varied stock Of hne goods Of the
best make snd latest styles and Of intrinsic worth
IL q nominal price. while sil have a chance Of secu-
ring articles Of the very highest Yaius.
We guarantee entire satisfaction IN every instance,
and II there should Be any person dissatisfied with
any article they may receive, they may immediate
~ return Il, snd the price win b. refunded.
AaENTs.-We allow those setting a. Agents, Ten
Couts on each Certificate ordered, provided their
remittance amount 10 one Dollar.
They will collect twenty-five cents for ever Ger
tihcate and retaining 10 cents, remit 70 IS cents
for each.
e. Address GEO. DEMERfT & CO.,
jsnI-gm SO Broadway. Ns6 York
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I,ost--S5O Reward

on the r rht of the 81 irst-, on me Noshvi le
, and Chat-anoora Ia rosd, between kstil's
sprngs and ~ rrnsndv. e 81 ok Lean z travelling
hsE, cont lnng Psprrs. Photographs ana oileT arr
Q lee q 40 uFse, Keep q the nsner- The ahp
reS- ri vii Re PAD o. qsirsry o! he 6as and con-
teuts ~ ne ocioa II l. B. EpQuse % - crnroa
ftsosL Nashville. ,, 3. MAITLAND.
arr4I--lFa
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ABRAHAM LIEtOIE.
II ". CULLEN BRYANT

II v. CCLJEE BRYANT.
0 sIow % s-nite sud swift - spareg
Gentle. aid merciinl AID Iusti
Who 10 The tear Of God did'st bear
The sword Of power, nations tT1st.
In sorrow by thy bier We stand,
Amid the awe that bushes al,
And speak the anguish Of the land
That uhcek with horror &. thy fall.
Thy iask is do1s; the boLd are frsej
We bear ,hee 60 an hooOFed gave,
Whose nobleEt monument she'll be
Tbs broken fsIlers OF the Elave.
Pure yrs thy Lille its bloody CLOSE
Bath placed thee With tho sons Of ligh'
Among Inc noble host Of those
Who persisted IL the cause Of night.
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Quantities.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

Ann q, 1855
The House met At 2 o'clock. Prayer
bv Rev. Mr. Huntington.
Gee. l. C. 6illeua appeared, sook zoe
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$500 Reward.

VIE WILL GIVE To ANY ONE Producing
w - sure, speedy and saie cure iof eooof-
rhoss and Chanere 81 Ne Hl send % auY address on
tha recsipt o. Zen cent postage ssn n slth = icr
ne fog1aer or SO or the ster. Never hs 20 eire
male OF female In rem i've % ~ 1aye- ny q
Adde'S Dfls- IA hlsf.l1h lEHOfEA,
f.FTa A. riraaaaf Tt-frtra kfisn
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Appges for Sale.

z FAVE f7t ssle, at nv stand, o. TIE corner a
/ ,S,ils-a md Toian streets, q frcntof Mar FL
-bsT.g, tliFce ONE HUNDRED BARRELS q G "a
Ee.i Sppl = TIE public are invited % ca sad
eEsullns them. oANbA WYNN
aHEG-ite
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AET1DAYTTI

I IPeFsonsIly appaarsd heloEs ne a. 'Aldsxuaa q
he cEy q PhiladslphiA, a. 7. Helmtoi4, Wa, -
ing dulJ SVEN, DOH ssy, ha prepern1ous ooziE-ia
bui szs purely Vezsiahfs. b. 7. HELlMhOL1L
sworn md subscribed befofe nc. this isl daJi
HcEaunsaF ia w n hLBhAED,
Aidsrman, eth-strert, E10Fe Rae. Phila-
Ad1raEE .5tteze t1r Lricrula1lo1 - conlilie1oes
1T. HELME0i.b, Chanlsi,
Depot l04 souLh Ieuth-slreal
Beloa C1ss1uts PhiladalphlA.
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TN NOW RECEIVING A LARGE SUPPLY
/ 81 Slters' Samples, which / vii - AZ the
lowest scheiulo E1ces - The Suffers q tie Amy
ID the Cumherlsna- ap-l-trn-
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On THURSDAY, FRIDAY aAd SATURDAY, May
IIth l2h sDd I3th We VII oder for sale on The pre-
unise large number Of Building LOts n the thT7E-
:
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eOnOrrh0a, elect. Structures,
SAIGARTTAEs GIFT.
e..-f ~ mail IN . Nan $500
BLOOD. BLOOD. BLOOD.
Scr0fuls, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters
Scales, Bolls, Syphilis or Venerial

reat = u.s. 70 2 pam envelope.
BLOOD. BLOOD. BLOOD
ScrOfuls, Ulcers, Sores, Spots Tettars
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or VeueriaI
Diseases, etc.
SAMARITAN ROOT AND HERB JUICES
- ls offered to ne public as a positive cure.
SYPHILIS Or VENERIAL DIsRASFs - a
MAklTAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICES IL tbe
most potent, certsin AMI efectisl rerSe5vsvs ,-r
scrbed; it reaches and eradicstes everV psrtiee d
the venereal poison 30 that the cure r. thorof1vf
and permanent Take then. Of this Purifying Rem.
edy snd oe healed and not transmit 10 vow ~.
tsrty hat for which you may repent in alter yssrs
DO NOT DESPALRI
Although you msy be pronounced incurabls. ths
ssms-ltan's Root and ero Juices viii remove esery
yestCe Of impurities nom the system A. vsII 81 al
the bad edec-s Of Mercury.
FEMALESl FEMALEaIf
In many affections with which numbers Of Fs-
males suffer, The ROOT AND herb JUICES Is
eorrhos, n bearing down. Failing Of lie womb
Debility, and for all complaints incident to the sex
Samaritan's Wash
Is, IN case Of Syphilis. used in conunstou with
the RoOt and Herb Juices. Full dirrrnous
The efficacy Of these remedies j. alike acl-nOvl
edged By physicians snd patients. They an. uses
N the {. S. Hospitals, thus restoring 10 beaItf
many 81 cur brave soldiers.
From ths BassiBio-s Siu.
WHAT THE SURGEONS SAY OF THF "a
MARITAN'S RENRDIES.
"Posl HosFrrAL, FoET 8ltasHaLGl
Baltimore, bid, FEB. q Lea I
81 have great sstisEIcrou IN stating TIA, have
used 'lhs SUSQri,al Rg.siis,'' FOR Veuaraaf ms.
ease IN ~ most customary form; thai have usrt
them With Judgment discretion, sud properly. g,f
have tound them 20 respond % my anfiain.tion.
promptly aud etiectlslly. Knowing thzir Scrnno-
s1on. have the fullest confidence 10 their e-fcs,v
and s. ta- as my uss Of them extends recommends
thom strongly. ALsEEg d Bovg1s
"Assistsnt Surgeon 9Th New York Vols.'
LEI Ct Be understood that these remedies are a.
unenceo ana VII positively cure the diseases
for Whi0h they are offered
Price Of Msle Packages, saInsrltan's Gin s4.O0
Female $50; Root and Herb Juics s. "; Wash
50 cents
Sold BY " J. 3 Z. ". SMITH, Druggists,
Corner Chur d and Vine streets
NAsuvILLE, TlsN.
Desooad 4 Co., PropTis.ors. SIS Raas streets.
Philadelphia.
Janls-bm.
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In many affections with which numba-s Of Ff-
males suffer, the ROOT AND herb JUICES /,
most happily sdspted-in UIcarated Uterus. n, I-a5
eorrhoa, n 5earinE down, Failing Of lie womb
Debility, and for all complaints incident 10 tie sex
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DO NOT DESPAIR

Although you msy be pronounced incurahIa. the
Ssms-1tan's Root and Hero Juices will remove. ever
yesoee or impurities nom the system a. vel a. al
the bad edec.s Of mercury.
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WHO sndszror 20 dispose '-0F TBEIR OWN a.
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for unp.eaasas All dangerous di8azsea
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Samaritan's Wash

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oath, and was placed by the Speaker
on the Military Committee, and the
Committee Of Ways and Means.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-11-30
- - w. 777-77-777777
PAIGIS nYS NY.

Aspeculatorhas amused Paris great.
ly by his proposition to fish for the
diamonds belonging to tho queen Of
Wurtemberg, which were stolen on
the night OF the great ball at Prince
Schwartenbcrgs when tho ball room
took fire, and tho utmost confusion
reigncd amongst the crowds assom.
bled to do honor to tho marriage OF
Mario Louise aud Napoleon. In the
terror inspired by The dreadful scene,
the first anxiety experienced by the
Quocn Of Wurtembcrg was for her dia.
monds, and with trembling hands she
tore the diadcm from her brow--the
necklace, tho bracelets, the rings, and
the brooches, all away, handing them
as she did so, to her chambo lain, she
thought as better able 10 defend them
than herself amid that chaos of alarm
and sefishness which scene Of that
nature is surc to inspire. They were
readily seized from her hand and with
joy she behcld the bearer Of them in
tho door and pass in safely through the
garden. Just then, her chamberlain
appeared, with haggarl facc and
frightened aspect, sont by tic King to
seek hcr In the crowd pressing hcr
on all sides, blinded by smoke and
deaioncd by the noise, She had conf.
ded the diamonds to stranger Tho
alarm was soon given, however; the
thief was overtakcn on tho Pont do Ia
Concordc and as the police camo up
with him, ho throw the precious bur.
den ovor the parapct following the
treasure in desperate leap. The
Seine was swollen at the time, bearing
down hugo blocks Of lee. Neither
diamonds nor thief were ever recover.
cd, but every now and then cupidily
attempted a rocapturo. The dream OF
the diamonds Of Wurtcmbcrs, valued
at more than two millions, has become
legendary, like that Of tho Spanish
gaIleons al Vigo bay and tho Tclcma
quo at QullIebmuit. The result Of tho
latter ought, however, toLayo furnish
cd q lesson to spectators, A cargo o.
tallow which had lain at tho bottom
of the soalor sixty years instead OF tho
court diamonds, including Mario Anto
inetlo's famous necklace, was but II sor.
ry rccompensc for the tremendous OK
pensc Of raising the vessel from the
bed OF mud where il had lain 80 long