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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-02

len ieten unb bab eS trlnibensirertb mare,
boa bic Golfsbanfen ben BaugenoGenlhaften,
meihc auf Dem Wrtn3ip Der Selbhbulfe beirut
ben, Greptt ertbetlen nno NIT tbnen in Ve@
f9dftsperbinpun9 treten.
8e,lsli4 zines @eretnSprganS be-
I6lcb bic 0%erlammlung, Dap lte elm lplGeS
ni9t fur nOtbpenpig era6te, nnO benz ltanot-
gen MuSl&uB iberlalIe, Die erf orperli6en Ser
6Tentli&unsen auf anpere aSeile su beperf-
feaigen.
Oarauf beri9tete Or. 0feifer BON Stutt=
CART aber bic observation-disclosures.
tton. Gr petlt burG 8eiIpielc, namentli6
aus GrantreiA, bic 9rcBfn Sortbeile pteler
Gereini9un9 na4, aber aud anf bic Sinoer,
ntlle bin, pel6e pisl len OeieuiAaften baupts
Ia6li4 ent9esenfeben uno beantraat, Der Nr~
b~eitertaa m6se auslpreden : l cine gelebltGe
8eselnng Der privatreGtliGen Stellnng Ger
Irbetter.N pctattOnen unp be-
lonoers Der GpnlumYereine uno prccuftio@
Ql1pciaticn lift Elm %prtn9ences BepilrfniB. Ge
lit Daber Bel IdmmtiGen peutlAen Ne9te<
rungen barauf %btn3uUirfen, paB cine entlpre@
denDe @rsan3ung Der 8eltimmun9en Des all
aemeinen peutl6en 6anpeleeslebbu65 perein<
bart merpe, welAe biele 0ormen pom '6anre els
aeleQlhaften anertennt unD ibre reGtlihen
Be3iebungen st %penjeni9en, pelGe NIT ibnen
III Gertebr treteu, regelt; y Der Seretnstag,
inoem er anerfennt, rab BON Sielen Grepitse=
1ellhaften Die ireiter entipidelten 6prmen pee
OenDfenlhaftSpele ems in f~rafti9er gSetIe UNI
terltiibt purDen, bepauert bel penlelben niGt
uberal oasienige Gnt9e9entommen ;u ftnpen.
pa5 BON oerarti9en 9emeinnibigen &nltaIten
ernratet iperoen lpllte. On lplGen Srten, wp
eine MISUNDERSTANDING nit ben belte6enpcn
Grepitpereinr1 niht inGGIid erlAeint, 1T es
Nuf9abe per Nrbelttrpereiue, pur9 Nnwen
oung De5 Dril,;ipa Experimentation Sel6it-
bulfe Die erforptrlihen Credit
S n tttute lelblt inc 2eten au rufen. Der
lt1npige Nusl6uB miro paGer beauftro9t liter
pie Witttel unp @e9e gu beratbeu, pie oies
belten ausjlfubrm 1T unO Dem naGlten
SereinSta9 GorlAl19e coer MntrG9e in pieler
8i6tun9 gu unterbreitsn ; - bic Mrbet.
terttlo lino Der felte
8Uoen fir pas GmporblIben Der Nrppufttp=
Alociattcnen. Is lit paber 0TiAt Der Nrbei=
teroeretne bur9 Gorge fir Den seei9netra llnz
terrid)t iuppbl, ais AUDI burd9 Wrinpuna Der
unteren Stufen BON 0enp1eni9af en-, pie
Sparoeretne &ronfen@&nfIen,
@ me II. /. ~, ibre Nttt9Iics
'o=Afcciattpnen p~Ur3ubee
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-02
onta3una Der 9lIobamo. Eenp - tiOn.

Au9u # a, 80. Sept. Die 0~lontsomerq
Contention oerta9te iiA bette.
Gin MemOrial an Den 9ralioenten, in mel
dem perelbe UNI einen @eneralparpon erIuAt
ptrp, fanO utl9emeinenNntlun9; oalielte lau=
tets wte fpl9t: ..Oa pas Solt BON Nlabama
unumltGeli6en 8etpeis leiner QpSolitGt eeee>
ben bat, eriliAt eS um Die 3urld3ieGun9 al
ler 2ruppen aus Dem State.
Daa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tpurDe
rat.t3irt.
Der GertasuneSbeldluB Der iet, boB bic
GpnpentiOn am "a. Sept, n. S, pieper einbe
nerpen farm.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-02
Gnn Inrt Wnnrne.

Sort @pnroe, %. Sept. Sen. ..
.. 5Opuro, Sen. %. G.. StrUng, Col. Or
lanbp 8rcpn unO msbrere anpere SffiSiere
nes 6reepmenS Bureaus tamen beute Don
8i6monp pier an, nm pieies 9epartement gu
inlpt3iren.
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES linb in ben leb=
ten @udsn Bier iebr permebrt porpen, ba Die
Inter unp Nliltent=G uartiermeiiter ibreOte6
nunsen ablAlieben unp tbr Gi9entbum ab=
liefern.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-02
eOnventiOm Der fttitn 8urbiacu in aole,ob.

8aGets6, 90. Sept. Cine Convention
Der freien 6arbtsen perlammelte lt4 beute in
oieler Stapt. Der pralpent leste Den On
Den ;3lped Der Serlammlun9 pOr,
oa6 pielelbm ndmli6 um 3ulnB Dor pem &c
tidt ais 3eusen petiren uno Die Grlan9una
oes Stimmre6ts anltreben ipllten. gr rietb
.bnen lt4 iberaa belAeipen gu betra9en unp
FINER ssmdeisten Spra9e gu beFeibisen,
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ris c,nsisntr.gerfamnluna iu dert euus.

Darlington, 80. Sept. Setanntlid
loute bic @onferen3 NIT pen nCrowetliGen
SnoiauerSS tGmmen suerlt in Sort &ice ltatt
finpen. Die Snpianer 3etsten aber 9e9en Die.
len Wlob eiuen unbeliesbaren @ioerpiaen, ale
ben S6auplab mebrerer ibrer bluti9lttn 3baz
ten unp 9tieperlagen. Die Ne9ttrung 9at
pober ptelem Gorurtbetle mad rno beltimmtt
Sort @uQY gum Srt Der 3ulammentnnft
pas etpa 800 Nletlen tpeiter am Wtlpuri
ltegt.
Die Gpnferen, ielbit fol- ;uSnfansS ttObsra
itattfinben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-02
GS' Senator srsin pom COIifOrsiem iiScrIisfert (t@
ben c5unfess S5eb6rtea.

@abtnstOn, 80. Sept. Der 0rdltz
bent fat bente Elm 8ele9ramm BON General
Weibel, Der iebt in 9era8 commanbtrt, err
balten, wUna4 Der befannte Gr = Senatcr
@pin bon @altfOrnin (pun benz es tar3lia
bieB, Dap er Elm bon Martmilian an 8rant-
reid absetretene6 Stiid BON Nierico ais Ser
3o9tbum erbalten l%oltet) unp @r-@ ouperneur
Glarf ron MiiuUrt iber ben Nip 0ranpe ber=
iibersetummen, fnO fia cen SunpeSbsb6rpen
Ielbit auSaeliefert baben.
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Dos HsuaniR freier Nsrner.

New 1crt, 80. Septbr. Der SpectaI-
Correspondent Der 3imeS melbct aus Mcnt.
9OmerY, Dap Der Convent cine Orbinans pal.
irte, wpbur6 has 8e6t Der Neser In 5rie-
penssertGten3 eusntB gu seben, absel9aft rptrb
II. btt Sade imStatus quo:bletbt, Ste bic o..
,esaebuna bariber oerfiet.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-02

Us a4tnstOu, /. Oct. Mnn Fort,
pap itad Seenoieuns bes @tr3- Yrc,efes bic
@fatren Der @efansnt1e BON SattsburY &c.
unterlu&t WerOen lOGem.
Gte Ger. st. Court Of Claims ptrb more
gen tbren Germin b%eetnnen.
Aus Der tarllt4 SerSfentltden DtpIomatt.
l1sn eOrrelpOnOen3 1T gu erieben, BAT bic Dbl.
nellld9e Nt9teruna ben cOnfSb. &apern tbreu
5afen Serlhlo6.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-02
Die PneiRc Aa.nnn-

&am1a8 GttY, 80. Sept. Der erlte
Our63ue BON ct. QOuis fam beute Mpreen
bier al uuD brahte mebrere %bt6tin9uirte Ser
l0nli6teiten bterber, rel6e cine S 1brt auf Der
Union pactfc 8abn MAIDEN unp mOr9en
Nadmittas ,urIftebren.
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81, ants,er Gsf.nbatnuusau.

Mep 0Ort, 30. Septbr. 3weige.BaI>
ia9terpa9en ltieBen am Stem 9asen 8a6nbof
julammen un0 zine alte Dame, hel4e li6 t1
etnem rerlelben befanD crlttt einen 8eintrud.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-02

wv
.4m9 ODER
Die Gunltt-
"a peftmmt, paB lobalD
oetber 96u1er CO fir
20 lolen Q6nnen) iie @erbe0e.
0nlitutiOn pprlhIaeen uno lol6e
gen linO 9ilti9 unO btloen etnen
Ell Der Son titutiUn, trenn le B ur6
9tSl1turen 30 bret0ter=
tnptr perf6tepenen Staa.
BenOmmen (ratifctrt) tnO.
5ra9e erbebt li9 nun: ~ el d Stda.
Den Elm QuCrum2 limb In 8e,iebuna
1T btele Grd9e na6 benz bis9erteen
10 entl@ieoen trcroen, baB pas 9uos
'enjeni9en Staateu eebilbet mtro,
fltA an Der Regierun9 Mntbeil
lily participating in the Govern
as 9aus Der Neprdlentanttn be-
oas Quorum na@ Der 10 irf<
spralentatiDn, b. ). mad Der Wio=
Il m M be.re1tt9te Miit-
JeteOt weros. 9th Der Senat
Jte9el an. 0aS ENHANCEMENT CUR
IN ipurDe BON beiDen 5Gu1ern II n :
1ofet9tifbten 8esel an9e,
H"" D" St~ttVIlutI uyutV lputpE UlIt6C
Jlei6en Ste9eI ianetipnirt. @benlo ipurz
n unter Oieler 8e9el Gertrdse nit frempen
U'aAtsn 9el3lOicn. Dele namli9e Nesel
'''ia-alf pic Staatet an9epenpst werDen
IA in Der Union lein, aber wenn
upne 9eefSTSter 1T, 10 babe sr als
@taat fein Stimmre6t, pte er i'm @ungreb,
obue Oertreten su lein, uud sein SthnmreGt
BUT
Gunner fibrt parut 1tod, ais t~petteren Se,
NETS cine Stelle aus ben Commentaries on
the Criminal Law De6 Scr. 8tlbcp an unp
iast ronn /: Die 6rage, OBJ Elm Staat II Der
linton cper a 8 Der unicn lei, lit 9let@9lls
ttg. Gs lit binrei4eno, tpenn er 0 ) n eine
Qe4tstatnr 1T. SIT pas Qestere Der Sal,
10 tann er nt4t in Der 6efitellnn9 pes Duo
runs mitoesdblt peroen."
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-02
Stimmbere rtiate Der neunt.n Mors-

mnst m,re hermit sseeben, tas bieltntsr,.i6nttt fd Der.
~" " S.tu I'M 81. St.n l NoS. an eintrn ID o~ntnittsen
stnns ets Sefests. o" ""''
q. s. Ntwelt,
G0m u. Mepraw,
xraA ~ o u i. Rails,
~ 90 SNpUl 9lGtt. RHainn q aRGrk
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-02
Jteo.) 8latr brinst barin unter
4& bic mertpiirpise @eldt6te pur,
pOr Dem Safe BON Sort Counter fem

JlLp'J Stutt pttHyt UN|tN ulIttI
..& bic merflpiirptge @ei6i6te Dor,
Dor rem Safe BON Sort Sumter fem
6. 9. Blair, BON benz 9raiipenten
pem Grie9slefretdr Cameron autUrilirt
rpen Iet, nit General 81. See gu unterban=
.eln unp at le1eu, pb CT pas COMMANDO iiber
nn1ere Nrmetn i'm 6elpe annebmen ppIe.
Blair Ia9t pGrtltA
,Wan 1hricb an i'm (9ee) unb ct batte Ell
ne 3ulammenfunft NIT meinem Gater, in
metnem !6auIe, no Fs cine stunpt Ooer Ian
ger nit chamber lpr1den. SIS mar eini9e
ioqe 6euUr bic Sece1 liOnsorpUnnan3 pallirt
tpurpe. Sen. See idlcb Die @onverlatipn
inpem er 1agte, bic SeceMtun CT
q a rA IL itnp fi9te BET, ipenn CT cine Niil.
lion @tlapsn Bate, 70 wii.pe ct le freuois Der
Union ppfern, ollein ct wtie nt6t, ME eS ibm
mSeliA ltt, fem Sapert 9e9en leinen@eturts,
llaat (8ir9inieu) gu 3ieben. Gr laste, tr
meroe General Srptt in 8e,iebung auf Die
Sadie leGen, bepor er liA entiaetpe. Gin
Committee Der Gtr9intldrn Gpnptntipn iuAte
i'm (Scptt) baum oul II. fanptbn ais er letn
6aus Yerliee. Die GcnoerlatiOn, pie i& felt
Dem pernommen babe, brebts ltA UNI bic Dirt
unp @etle elmer llsbereintunft (settlement.)
Der Sal ron Sort Sumter u%iettelte" Die
5raee fir i'm (9ee) uno Die Convention"
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-02
Nenelte Na9rt1ten.
Seleorapbirt fir ben Baltimore Beder"
Ser HrD3cB gegrn Wir3.

Burlington, 30. Septbr. Der prr-
SeB eegen 0tr; miro notwithstanding nod eint=
&c Wphen Dauern.
OaS SerbGr Der 3eugen fir bic Sertbeibi=
9une gebt lou9lam Dprwdrts, Der Nnpalt Ipn-
bert bic Auslasen ale iebr icrslam unp prift
bic elben unp iuGt aus BEN elbsnfolssnDe 3bat-
laden st berrei EN-:
Dap paS 8etrasen pes Nnsetlastsn gang
buman mar; DAP er frant mar unO 3ur 3eit
no Die grip ct SerbreAen In @~nperiUnSpiqe
oortamen, ni@t bout anpeI sn0. mar; eaB er
fur Die Smptun9en, reIde 70 idredliae STE,
~Iultatc batter, niAt oerantmUrtli9 sema6t
lperpen tann; Dap e ME stnen @efangenen
maltroittrte nod b5srF Zig sesen tie banOelte.
nno ferner, DAP, Ubgleiua Die @~efansnibrsseln
ltren9 waren, 98ir3 niAt fir ben @lansel an
ar3tliGer @flege perantn ,ortIi4 gu MAIDEN Tel,
unp paB Die 9te9ieru 'iht i'm Stanoe letn
lrerpe, ~itreNntla9en ibn oufreAt 3u er-
1alten.
Oen. NObtrt s. bCr9elaoen pcroen
unp man erpartet, T Mttte na<er $50
Ge erl@einen miro.
Gen. !0upeu Gof uo Gr-@Uup. 8rown
BON Georgia, 0en. SObnltnu NIB rlOnel
>R"h 81" unp De-
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3u ~pertaufen.

Xab0f! &0bat!
SO &iiten Connecticut 9edbIdtt, 4riuta,
40 Bitten @ufarbeiter,
60 GIlten llmbIutt uno Ginloee,
fslrH t~GYfsRStn snl 5,At1 ~ ~rtrtsGtu bet
EebrGeer 8tGer
(flGH1S) 81 Qsmbare mace ttBhtfr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-20

r. At the anniversary of the Conere-
gationai Union 10 New York, on Thursday
the following extracts from letter from
Chief Justice Chase were read by Theo-
dore Tiltoo: Il would like to say 70 the
Christians who shall assemble ct your re-
union, an earnest word on the present
great national duty Of ersh,iue freedmen
of the South The right OF self protection BY
the ballot Ny last communal
cation on this sui jsct with the good Pres
ident whom We have lost, Was ON the
morning of the black day. and l may say
that be was nearer right on this sutjsct,
according to my views Of right, on The
last day Of his life than on any day before.
Our new President, have the hsppinos,
to say, lie man whose democracy is rs
broad as the democracy of the Declaration
Of Independents"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-20

WooLEN MANuFAcToRY.-A WOODEN
mandatory has just gone into successful
operation 10 Fort Madison. Aessrs. Saw
yer 4 Stewart are the enterprisine firm
who have made this valuable addition to
the manufacturing establishments of that
city, and they are fairly entitled to the
gratitude of the entire country. Let other
persons there, here aud elsew here follow
the good example Of erecting manufacto-
Fies, for to such establishments mast
town and country look for prosperity and
the development Of the resources Of the
country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-20

na- JEFF. Davis, no doubt, sneered in
his naughty, supercilious. aristocra,ic
style, when in the United States Senate
four years ago Andy johnson said:
"Show me who has been engaged ia
these conspiracies, who has fred upon our
dag, who has given Instructions to take
our forts, aud custom houses, and arse
mails, and dock yards and / will show you
traitor. We're President of the Uni-
ted States, would do % Thomas Jeffsr-
son did in 1906, with Aaron Burr. I
would have them arrested, and if convict.
cd within the meaning and scope Of the
Constitution, by the eternal God, l would
execute them"
But now that same naughty Southron,
caught in his wife's petticosss, 10 about
to appear before this same Andy John.
son, President Of thu United States: No
smile of contempt or disdsin will now
curl The bastard traitors life ia such 1.
presence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-20

Ida I--.s ssiaasl.a3
"A "whiaksy raidr W. made u Co
dsr Rspsds lhss week BY tho officers Of u,
lav end considerable apoppt sesk4ao,
confscsted. So nys the Valley Tnas.
There are, ssys IN exchange, aboss
two hundred lodges Of Good Templan in
Iowa. Fihy II lodges have been organ.
lied since September last. j
The Dubuque Times sys batte.
nut scamp Who left there Two Of three
years ago to enter the rebel service has
returned and taken up his residence in.
that city. Better give him notice to quit.
The Dubuque Times notices the emf.
grafton through that plaos to the Sosth
of Eve American citizens of African .des-
cent who put the matter of their southern
exodus in this shape: "You see, sab,
said Aunty, in reply to question. ''dis
is no place for Southern bawn culIud pus.
sons. 'Tisn's spring here till Fourth Of
July. Aassa Linkun said before he died |
dat dey musn't hab slaves any more 10
Missysippy, and SO we's returnen' souf
where de wedder's warm. We can't I've
here widout freesen."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-20

Iksepconstsntly on hand and for saisat the lowest
pktea - e0heusonsfs and prompt men = fuxge and
sslisslsetsa stock Of s.-t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-20

os0oss.sse nsa nssss, DssAs snl Leaves
cHYnoxxn REMEDY. Is. rr... r.a,., p,,r..,.
sGa ~ dssasD a IL urinary Organs such = Inepusk
asnce 81 the Urine Of the BiadAsr IHaa-
atoe q ~ kidneys. etcn. in the Bladder sifcssrs
gravel 0lest and b especially reeomsudei
q thosf AIbus hite< lvhere
I'll tbs I'D nsuesous eeAicines hsre failed. :
esy baas from one veses.poon.fa .hreetin..
g. III. disr.sie and Alternative purssy,,e
- eans.g - blood causing II to Gov In al Of il
anrsr.leioesr vhieh have Induced disease
CHEBo3R I'M DCf1OH 70 insepde6 - An ally OF -.
stant 10 the Cherokee Remedy and should = 80 il
roa5uDen with that medicine In all caaes Of elect Co
Inor Alhss OF Whites tn effects Asaiine,
scosnS and denncent removing all scalding beat and
pain cfthe barninr and almos paip
saas fPsrssn'sd With nearly ~ the eAs,aaet In
- d The .ss Of the CHERoKER REMKpY and
OAkbOABB INJECTION -thetwo medicines at sEessne
|dme-afimproper discharges thsseak.
ened orEans are speedily ssstored TO full vigof and
!. q eis. ch@oa..n-- 81 per s..a., y .Ar..
- fte.; chsroi.. Injection, saper bottle, or.Ar.s
- sessb ~ Kxpr.ss any address on rse.ip. ofpre
uTAe Cherok &c Ren eay, CAsrokes
anjse4e9 and CAesoA 90 On 70, are ssld ~ ali
sessprssg lnssisss IN ne civiined wsrid, sone
dsaSess however, try 70 sell WORTHLESS
pounds i place Of these which they can
e eAeaS yiss. md nsks nors money by selling, dian
...sy A you Y1foe your ne0ltn
dAy the bsstA Of future offspring, do be de
ss.ysa bysqSh Drugeists ss& fsvAkasnas
Se1AAeAtaDSe aASve. HshS brueGists vfl - Iuy
e4 ~ soa sscioss me money In afetter end Ws VA
send them By expvs seearsly seaied and packe
free from observation. =
Ladies q 0sntlenen address in ppsfestconA.
1eees, m1nG lly An plainly their Aiseasrs ana
0ms - ~ treat all diseases Of chronic ale
orls4ae Rpttsn1D nesa not hestste hspse Of then
sfslsNs, - have treated patients success
tsy IN ali portions Of the civilized globe yoorrsspona
l 0ooo. 5 tNssgeaaA stresses 1s- sst q 4ss 8AA
will please staseplslsiy al the
sympao.cttAer eeUplaats, s0A write PostoKce Conn
name Of writer, plain. and inccss postage
stamp for reply.
~ asufsss - rsEs fsnSAiss f,ss 70 any sddfsss--
Addressal ettaEa for Pamphlets advice thsPFops
stors, On. ". r. AERwIN CO.. r
Nose Liberty street, New York.
@. n. C0OX .CAieags, No. - MArkst soreet Gene
ral Agent tbr the States Of Illinois, Iowa Wisconsin
Michigan and Indiana Who will supply Druggists 1t
regular card prices. nov1o-eov
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-04-18

'broou1s used for surubbing. Towels are np'ace
|ot holders, and good sheets to iron on, taklng .
fresh one every week, thus scorcking nearly all
in the house Fluid, if used is LETT uncol ked,
Iendangering the house and wasting the alcohol.
lCaps are left from lamps rendering the fluid
,worthlessly evaporation. Table linen is thrown
lcarelessly down and eaten by mice, or put away
damp and is mIdawed, or the truit stains are
forgotten and the stains washed in. Tab e
|cloths and napkins are used as dish wipers:
mats forgotten 10 be put under hot dishes;
|teapots melted by the. stove; water forgotten
in pitchers and allowed to freeze in winter;
!slops for cow and pig never saved; china used
Ito feed cats and dogs On; and in many other
ways careless and Inexperienced housekeeper
Twill waste, without needing the hard earned
wages OF her husband; when she really thinks
because. she buys 10 line clothes, makes
the old ones last, and cooks plainly she IS a
most superior hou>ekeeper. The next time
an unthlnking husband is disposed to be severe
because some rihng matter has been eleeted,
he should put that in his pipe and smoke it. :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-04-18
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clerks, artizans, and all such as are obliged to
work much by artificial light, or fire; artists,
and to Ladies much engaged in reading, or fne
needlework. 1t will not on y strengthen and
improve weak eyes butspeedly cure all intiam-
nation, cold, or lameness Of the eyelids, but
also remove the beginning catasract ,.and Its use
will positively insure against blindness,
Price IS cents q bottle.
Imported and for sale by
JULIUS DIENELT, Dentist,
No., 145 Prince street.
For sale by most Druggists.
Jan. 3-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-04-18
4 RNOID i FIELD,
Merchant ,ISaiEOrs,
AND GENTLEMEN'S
FIIRNISH ING STORE,

MlLII AIl1 I ANU IfFN I1IIIN LN =
FURNISHING STORE,
" ould invite inspection Of their large stock ut
CLOTHS, CASIM ERES, and VESTl n Us,
all grades Foreign and Domestic, which they
VIII make to order as cheap as can be had
EQUALITY considered) in the city of New York
and warrant to & i've entire satisfaction
Special attention given to the selection OF
CLOTHS for MILITARY GARMENTS
We sell none but Indigo Blues, warranted, and
our long experience III that branch justiIes us
in assuring satisfaction in that line. we keep
a select assortment Of Shirts (all kind) Collars,
Qinen and paper Neckties, Scarts, Socks,
Handkerchief Gloves, &C., usual
ly found ina well regulated Merchant Tailoring
Esta tablishment. Cali and Us Don't forged
the number, 50 King Street, between Pitt and
Royal, one door east Of Parkers Iheatre.
VIM. ARNOLD,
ian 7-tf JOHN A. FIELD.
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= Il | & +

Having purchased the TAILORING E3-
cf Mr.. Daniel Shay, under
the Mansion House. Fairfax street, propose TO
maintain the former reputation Of the House,
pledging myself to keep always on hand, Is
good an assortment, upon rs reasonable te1lns,
as any other first class establishment, in this,
or the neighboring cities.
MR. s. E. R1DGIEf will continue as CUT
TER and warrants satisfaction. | respectfully
solicit d continuation Of the liberal patronage
extended to the former proprietors, ". y A.
Murray. .. B. LOChAkI,
No, 19, North Fairfax street,
np G--tf Under Mansion House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-04-18
PROF. LOUIS WUNDRAMS
BLOOD PURIFYING
Ah D
PIJRG 4 r v h H E r B S !.
I'm Pills and P0aot23S,)

r,HE BEST BLOOD PURIFYING agents
/ as vet known, have been most successfully
used for over quarter Of . century III Europe
and for the last years, also, IN tiffs. country
Chronic diseases. No one should dispajr Of being
cured without first trying them. No family
SHOULD be without them, fo~ by their timely use
much sickness can be prevented. Iney are I'M
ported direct to this port by the undersigned
and their purity, efficacy ana safety Can De re-
lied upon with perfect confidence.
The following ere some Of the diseases which
have been permanently removed By their use:
letter,
Infamation
Of the bowels
consumption in its
early stages, headache,
asthma, cough, sore eyes,
Iuckjaw, ruptures rheumatism,
cranlp cholc, catarrh, pain IN the
breast and sides deafness, nervousness,
spotted fever chills and fever, ague, open
wounds, pneumonia, dyspepsia, salt rheum, can
Ger, sCrofula, jaundice, tapeWorm, bil-
liousness, eruptions Of the skin, boWell
complaint, 1angour, gout dropay,
erysipelas, worms, cholic piles,
diarrhoea, hoarsness, swell
ings, bloatings, bloody
and white Aux, dys-
enteIy, costlve-
ness, mea-
sles, &c.
Full directions accompany each remedy.
Imported JUdfUs ~ II sa55 DIHyNELr, = Dentist,
l45 Prince ST., below Washington sts:,
Alexandria, Va.
For sale by most Druggists. jan 3-tf
mo PREVENT SICKNESS, PURIFY
THE BLOOD!
Nothing is more wholesome at this time Of
year than gentle purgative, it will purify tn
blood and digestive organs, and enable the
ysstem the better to endure the warm season to-
come Fer this purpose we would advise every
one who values sound health to try oo3 OF
PROF. WUNDRAM's
VEGETABLE PILLS OR PO WDERS,:
which have proved so salutary the past four
seasons to all who tried them.
Imported and for sale by
JULIUS DIENELT, DENTIST,
No. l45 Prince street. /
For aa1e nv most Druggists. ap 6tf