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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-16
REMoVALs
---.-l..-..-.-- CHARLES w. GREEN,
DEALER IN
FANCY,
DRY GOODS

FANCY,
DRY GOODS,
/ $500. NOTIONS, Gc.
would respectfully call attention to his
REM OV AL, .8
from No. 49, North Fairfax street, Mansion
House Building to the NEW STORE, just
completed.
NO. GS, KING STREET,
(Betwccn Fairfax and Royal strccts.J
Many thanks to my fcllowciti@ons for the
very liberal patronage bestowed upon me, and
trust, by continued application to business, with
a disposition TO accommodate, to merit their
confidence and further patronage. Special at
tention given to
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
RIBBONS, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, CORSETS,
-. HOOPSKIRTS, &c.
Would call attention to stock Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
such as Collars, Cuffs, Handkerchiets, Socks,
Suspenders, Cravats, Shirts, Drawers, nc.
With increased facilities for the transaction Of
business, I hope to be able to supply the wants
of Dealers. ... ...
gzg- All Goods warranted as represented Or
dcrs from the country respectfully solicited
CHARLES ". GREEN,
M IL .......- gee. ... ...--. bS Kino street
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MARRIED.

On the 18th instant, at st. Aloysius Church,
by the Rev. Father Stonestreet, JAMES G,
ROACH to Miss JANE r. SISSON, all Of AL
exandria county, Va. .....s... ......a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-16

1t will be seen that the Meteoria Shower
-'fell in England After all the Swans we're
right, in their predictions Of a shower only as
far as 1cc are concerned it was tout of sight. !"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-16

E'fnE. MErEoRIc SHOWER IN ENGLAND.-As,
special cable dispatch to- the Herald, dated
Greenwich Observatory. England, November
18th, describcsla grand fmetcoric shower as
having fallen there Between II 2, NJ. of the
18Th and 3 a! NJ. of the l4th. 5000 fell in
one hour, and 12 ,0oon all, Illuminating the
whole heavens. they were red, blue; green
orange, and amber One Of emerald hue
left trail of fame visible fora minute and
a-half ~ u >lS,>tft>a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-16

BALTIMORE, Nov. l5.-Flour-.Ihe maFEct
has been inactive the past week, with prices IA
voring buyers, particularly for the Western
descriptions, of which the sales were chiefly
composed. City Mills is also duil, but pli::HIs
q little better feeling. ... -:
Grain-Wheat has been in moderate receipt ;
prices early in the week receded 5 to 10 cents
per bushe but recovered before the close. -
Corn is coming in more freely prices have been
irregular though closed a. an advance on prime
old crop. New crop also closed better. Oats
have been in fair supply, and prices mnintaine'!
ut IL decline Of ln2c on last weeks closing quo
tationS. ... ..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-16

It is stated that a moveneaEs is making
among portion of the dolores! people in some
of the Southern States in layor emigration to
the Northern States, in order to test the capa-
bilities of that section 81 country for their III
ture support, and the reality Of the expressed
zeal Of many of The Northern people i'll behalf
of the colorea race. We think it very dcsira-
Bic that ali SO inclined should be encouraged to
make tie experiment.. Especially, those who
will not go to the country to work for their
living, at an occupation to which they have been
brought up, bat will loaf and hang about our
Southern cities and towns, destitute Of means
Of employment, and with the prospect of much
suffering this winter. They ought, by all
means, to philadelphia, the interior towns
of New York, Boston, Portland, &C., &c. II
they succeed, it will beJso much the better ior
them II they don't succeed, they cam; fall
back or better still, so to Liberla There is
nothing like experience.
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Latest From Europe.

The holders of Confederate bonds in Eng lano
are abontto bring their case under notice Of
the British Government as set off against
the Alabama claims of the United States.
1t is reported that as soon as the French
troops are withdrawn from Rome the Roman
people will Immediately vote in favor Of being
annexed to the kingdom tltaly. y y > - z~
The King Of tho Begians opened the Bel
gian Chambers yesterday. In his speech he
took occasion to alludc to the friendly relations
with all great powers, and asserted that strict
neutrality should be observed. - .Tsr4g
In the case Of the cruiser Rappahannock,
seized by the United States, the Admiralty
Court decide that Mr.. Coleman, is entitled to
her possession. .snf~2..D E1"E - a5 sl1&
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-16

Forrest has come back from California: with
4 pocket iull of rocks ii r.; ra:rrI.sf -.,.a
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.DREWERYa FOR SALE! z

TItE " INV i NON OAIL!
LOCATED IN ALEXANDRIA, VA.
RARE CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN .
An old established Brewery, doing good
business, and lately fitted throughout with new
and complete apparatus for brewing by steam,
combining all the latest improvements, capable
of brewing 1C0 barrels per day, with q supply
of Casks, &c, AL in perfect order and ready fer
immediate operation. s ........,.
Also, a DWELLING HOUSE and h#aHaaAI
w 1 adRonlIng t9e above lite perfect s
piled for before the third Of December next; if
not sold by that time it will be offered at public
SALE Address Box iSS, P. o., Alexandria, Va.
nov 16-tdec lO* s..... .... -. E'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-16

Copies of Swineburne's suppressed book,
"Laus V'.neris, ;, are selling i'll London at five
guineas each 1t will be certain to be pub
lished in this cnuiitry, probably at Il chcaprate
Some petblisherwill be etc put money IL
his pocket, at the expense Of d9cency ano
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-16

New YORK, November 15-Co!tOn dull and
nominal at 34ta36 Southern Flour SD 50al7 %
Wheat quiet. Corn l3lal33 Whiakey and
Lard dull. ... ... = :...-..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-16

AMERICAN ENTERPRISE IN CHINA. The
cable kilograms published in Yesterdays Her
aid announce the concession to Americans by
the Emperor of China Of the. right to lay a
cable from the mouth Of the Amoor river to
Shanghai, thus connecting that commercial
city with this country and Russia by means of
the Collins line from San Francisco to St. Pc
tersburg. A few years more of American en-
terprise like that of the past decade will throw
all Japan and China open to the world, and
develop an immense traffic with those coun-
tries. Doubtless further concessions will be
made by: the Chinese tor interior telegraph
lines, SO that the news of the whole empire
viii eventually become public to all mankind,
and the Chinese wall will be practically levelled.
The action Of the Emperor in this matter marks
an important era in.the progress. of the world
and ofAmerican enterprise which ought not
tospass pnnoticed. -Neao York Herald. n 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-16

-------- --- -
rNKERY AND CONFECTIONERY.
Is
of ihn R3l:ing Establishment Of the late firm Of
ADAMS JonHn T P"rP%%5T +" .oUth Fnir
v ~, NY =, tIo,o, ~ rry+.ciacs
';'N i CNK'E A VGI5, " 49, ~
IlE PM An 81 t:1tNEErrInNERY
All orders for plain or ornamental cake for
parties or weddings filled 1T short notice, in the
T b., EH ON" p 1Tay yo ny SH
Oh INC s"iG '' p;os Ir.rrntion tint they
apli,a'" m,, 81, ali times with an alti
Gle egna TO h%mf 'aS T%, y"r| "' on land
" Cracker Dust always on hand. p,
r,aIy nj all hollrs.
JAM rs Il. ~ : VI l'oVN,
DC l-1s'' : ,'S', -
~. UUU 200 Philadelphia RasbsrryP lants,
the very best variety; lO.UOD Blackberry Roots
Tor &aFIGm fH'I tr " n Ur rnpocnta rrcc: Of
a.,, io"cr;rti,r viii he tnruishel Of the best
rari,5.,in. nnG 81 ih, lowest rat.s.
HENRY COOK,
sep 29-u -, hlns street:
40 pEr1rvTAV GlTlNO Swami Is
+ " nI r ,!ao i "nT Hrure's Concnntrnted
ltiu G.''Ii. 'n' .,a"iI onontitnsrnr SHE
by oe S S "a 4 /. e &5s555. $:
~ further supply Of the "3oye also, G pI5.
an5 Dress Buttons 'e'N'I It'0 ~ bF -,
and Color*. l. =; DhhN /,
oct 3l-tt = hilg stre''
0Uk oud otbc rI brnn6 HN' of
4 ingS y y y ETtf'' ana Tt"SL pt"""S -
Extra and FANNY rlo"r-l4E sac 0{v,1NF
my Iii \, VI > " ~, 10
NEW BUCkWHEAT FLOUR
" New Buckwhcat Flour received to-
dav and for sale by
0c % J. G. MILBURN.
c,rc,>r,,D Dr ,,urpp ;,...
OU rrceiycd and for ssIc by
SMOOT Il PERRY,
aug l5-tf Corner Cameron and Union ~t.
r,-,>,D, ~ p,n,,
~ C;,, VI y Lno Co1n ~, ''''@
THOMAS PERRY,
sep lO-tf No. 5, Prince st
, klME ne" AhE WI ~ r. AN Az - II i ~ IA,
RlNH ]Itst fece'' |EIprA S1T paIi '''''
aug 2l-tf
ryppEII CpACEEPS
j p' :, rr,lor rrortnn 40
-AIl and TVHtnr no rarai,rad ana for sale bv
SOFA ana water co. 'e'c'N cu "Hr ~
80 D,D SprIrCE TATHS for sale bv
700 tj}(} SWj0T ( PERHY
ioE3O n, ~ VA - irn;hn t,roo,
" 10 ~. ~ -, :, = --,>.- -
CARATUGA WATER-GO dozen of Sarnto-
= on Water. lust received and for sale by the
case OF res 4"''t''S 20 a. ny, stroc+
sep l1-t' o'' 'Nt-'' =, Wv
nOWDEN'S DENTAL FLUID,
~ FOR CLEANSING
ANDPRESERNING THE TEETH Il GU Ms,
y ~ ~, ~ +,+T ID Walk .nrfrc1,r-
wy ,rn1ITtr prrFTNr'
To,,anI,I M all jnrii.t. and nhvscians
~ ~. - W VFIEID EfH'ATT'
au 22-tf Corner Fairfax and Prince SIS.
C,UpEpT0P FIN1JI,Y FLOITP made from
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-16

COUNTY COURT OF ALEXANDRIA,
" county, Va, October term, 1866, CaZcnoVc u
Co., compliments, vs. Caroline NJ. johnson,
administrative Of John 7. Johnson, deceased.
and Virginia Page johnson and John L. John
son, infant children and heirs ut law OF John Il.
johnson, deceased, respondents-In chanccry.
The Court doth decree that this cause be, and
the same is hereby referred to one of the com
missioncrs in chanceIy of said court, to a5cer~
tain the real and personal estate Of which the
said deceGent, ohm II. johnson, died seized and
possessed, to state and settle the account of the
administrators aforesaid, and to ascertain the
indebtedness Of the said dGccdents estate, and
the parties to whom tho debts are due the sad
commissioner to give four weeks notice III one
of the newspapers published in Alexandria, Va,
for the parties to appear before him and prove
their accounts, which notice shall be in lieu of
personal service
In conformity with the foregoing order I have
fixed upon FRIDAY, the 18th day Of December
next, to execute the same ut my office, in the
ny no II I6-law4w " JOHN WEST, Commr
TOBACCO.
i IS boxes ''People's Luxury light pressed,
ye'y superior.
boxes ''Kent," hard pressed, very choice
g ''R. NJ r. Hunter hard pressed, very
choice
10 boxes ordinary brands.
Just received and for sale low by
KNOX Il WATTLES,
nov lG 1w .. No Il, King St
sHOUSETOLETA AND FURNITURE FOR
III SALE-A small three-story BRICK
HOUSE-moderatel furnished situated in Il
pleasant part Of the city. Apply to
a- t GEO. f. WHITE,
nov l6-tf '"" 80 and o. Cameron st.
bacon AND LARD
ID received and for sale by
IS nov 16- ~" j. c. .MILBURN.
q A L T ,., .-.-.-....... S A L Y !
y A L It f! - ... a
a few sacks Of damaged salt will be sold low
to close out a consignment
no 16-lw HOOE 81 WEDDERBURN.
OLIVER SPRING EXTRA
y 12. and other choice brands Of Flour fer
sale by. [noy l6] - J. c. MILBURN.
00000 Usage Orange Plants received
HENRY COOK
oct24-tf 80 King street.
I0k AAA NORTH CAROLINA SH1NG-
lAO,UUU LES, just received and for sale by
.sT :, SMOOT s. PERRY,
ocls- No. 80, North Union street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-16

The National fneigencer has q long account
of the Cemetery2at Arlington. 7and other places
for the burialo of the bodies OF deceased soldiers,
inswhich it isIstaled that the5!recentz survey OF
the Arlington Cemetery by MIR. Clark, eDsi-
neer7at the Capitol, shows it t, embrace about
two hundred and sixty acres. Tbs Quarter-
masters: Department has decicaeaa no publish
the names OF the Confederate dead, as ia the
!; case of soldiers in the q. s service The
article to which We. refer states that moro:
terrible spectacle can, hardly be conceived than
is to be seen within Il dozen rods or the Airing.
ton mansion. A circular pit, twenty feet deep
and the same in diameter. has been sunk by
the side of flower garden, c.mened and
divided into compartments asJ down, into this
receptacle are cast The boaes uf sucll2 soldiers
as persisted on the felts and either. were not
buried at all or were SO covered upfas to have
their bones mingled indiscriminately together.
Here are pi lea sogether Skulls 10 one division,
legs il, aiaoaher, arms in another, aud ribs in
anotaer, what were estimated rs the bones ot
the two thousand hunIaa beings. \ mona
ment:is to be erected over these relics Of poor
mortality. The whole number oil ;nterments
thus lar in the Department, including the
District Of Colnlabia Virginia, and Georgia,
Is, in round AAmbers, 100000 bodies, of,Yhlch
At, 900 ara identified, and 1000 teIong,' o che
great and solemn roll OF the unknowp, i terri
BILE commentary upon the work OF way The
proportion Of the unknown upon the Prglnla
battle fields is exceedingly large ma
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-16

IN the case of J, f. Murdoch recently trici
and found guilty of the murder Of Francis
.Posey, il. Charles county, Md, u new trial has
been granted
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GOLD.

.-sa.a~-.'-' GOLD.
New YORK, November l6.-sGo!d, l43s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-16

e PRESIDENT 70 HNsoNss COURSE. The Wash
ington Chronicle regards the recent letter from
membersof the Cabinet, furnished by cor
respondent of the Baltimore Sun, as an cyl cyl;
deuce that the President is 'icomlng' down.,
from his previous position, and is..s'no longer
disposed to proceed to- extreme measures tor
the purpose Of carrying out his policy. 1t,
also, says, thatit has heard that 1.-THE President
already shows symptoms of discarding his Cop,
perhead friends; and it is stated, on good au-
thority, that he refuses to appoint any any more o.
them 10 Office ,.-,.-7o,-.o 80 5..a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-16
ALEXANDRIA.
FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 49,

The Press OF NIRGINIA,is, very properly
turning its attention, more and more, to the
material interests OF the State. and dcvotlng
less Of its space, every day. to political matters
Of course, these latter, as subjects Of current
news, and for public information, must receive
a proper share Of notice and comment But
the journals Of the day are deveting> their cner-
sies and their information to other't topics; and
our citizens everywhere have no reason@to say
that their newspapers are derellet!sln duty, in
anything relating to the welfare and prosperity
of the State, and the advancement Of the peo-
pie Indeed, we have never known the press
in Virginia to be better conducted, or more ar,
IDENTIFY devoted to the cause in improvements in
every department ofindustry, educttion' labor,
and social, and moral happiness, than 1T is at
this time, Our newspapers. at least, though
I've sayit, are, for the most part, far hahead OF
those, in many of the othsr States. more boast
full and pretentioas, and which have7 not felt
the honorsoand disasters of war, as they have
been felt in Virginia. We considerthis good
sign--and it's effects will be seen and felt before
many years pass BY. In politics our people are
united-with an exception SO slight, that it
does not disturb the general ybarmonyao feel
Ing among the masses We .havesal row but
one object-and that's 10 repair the injuries
we have experienced TO clear the wreck right
: the ship--stop the lcaks-hoist and trim the
sails-put the crew to work-cncourage others
to help us--and! onee more, start On what we
hope will be, after all the storms We, have ex
perenced, a prosperous and happy voyage
God grant thatou wishes and desires sAa5 be
realized Gods granite eAla Commonwealth
of Virginia long future Of peace and pros,
perity - "a = p:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-16

The price OF living isrnow cheaper. IN Sar
francisco than it is In the Atlantic cities.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-16

The statement that Gen. Grant was in Baltl-
more s'the guest OF Judge Bond is positively
tcontraaicled. He has mot been to Baltimore,
If al ]aEelv = - So -. : .,r:-.. d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-16

The Richmond Times says: There can be
but little question that the Freedmen, S Bureau
through its agents, is doing great injury in the
South. y Those who have Observed the opcr-
alton Of the Bureau system, almost everywhere
in the South, will readily admit this. The
fault is not SO MUCK attributable to those who
compose the Bureau, as to the Bureau sys
tenn itself. There are, and have been,2 some
agents, in some portions of the country who
wero not disposed to oppress or injurc; the
white people Of the South. But ithcrels an
.incurable defect in the principle of the whole
concern sideboard drawers, and all.a;.sirar
The New York Post goes. in for Urging and
hanging Jefferson Davis aud Alex. Stephens,
and two or more prominent Rebels 10 every
Southern State" On the contrary, Gerritt
Smiths advocating release, emancipation,
stoppage of bloodshed and confscation. Ger
rift Smith seems to have more sense than the
New York Post A recent letter Of bis. in-
deed expresses kind sentiments,gin many re-
spects He argues that It's time!.to conciate,
and that annoyance will ultimately only do harm
to the present ;annoyers. .l,.z.rt-
,4,E$1 --.-.k----------Sr--------- &Ee1ttL2 "a
E One of the men connected with the late rail
road robberies in Kentucky, has bsenarrested.
80. - vi Z :
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17FY1YnPTA GAZFTTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.

D. NEWsB ooKs.-We have received the first
snumberof the Richmondt Eclectic, g monthly
INA gazitle Of foreign literature, commenced in
.Richmend and edited by Revs. Messrs. Hoee
Sand Brown Theiselectionssfrom the British
periodicals are made with good taste, and the
work will doubtless be conducted with judg-
ment, and afford much useful and agreeable
reading. Terms, 81 per annum, in advance
Mr. Geo E. French is the Agent, in this place,
for the Eclectic. --------
We have also received a copy Of Prot. Bled-
-soes work, rs Davis a Traitor, or was seces-
sion a constitutional right previous to the late
war ~ Wei have in a previous number Of the
Gazette stated the eneraltobject and purpose
Of this book. It's calm and dispassionate
consideration Of the whole subject Of the title.
For sale at the book store. Of Mr. George 4:
French, king street. 11
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-16

. One Of the men connected with The. late rail
road robberies ID Kentucky, has been arrested.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-04

r.
rnesvsassss - ~ ss1sr 49, ~ =
0lsnWcod.
Tts Pref tssiaes are abost 10 sssct .
eharrh cdiises 1t Watssaso.
A Baptist festival 1t Glsoweod nstssd
e7a. See OpiaSsA
The harvest Of Mills county r. the eur.
rent season. 10 grand AFFAIR al srcr-d
There Il . couple in Lirl ouutys 80
ard child, vhs. thsough esass. hass ss'eN
vated ~ childreu.
Jssss Lose, 4 1sspsr county, and Dsaie!
Flynn, II Dellas county, rscentiy hsoagns
sin, 900 worth Of bls.ded cattle into lowe,
ha;f Of which were lslt near 4onfes end the
other half taken on y Dallas.
The seossast for saadisy the Iovs I Min
|Doeots Railroad I'm A0U 0ta1joU - Ir>
diasola ~ II On he Soth ult> - II.
Oollvse q eloA, 900, Ne wesk 70 b eeo>
pasSsd b. Nov. Let, 1857. See SssN Ea1's~
NuesAsous Ceunsns EltAnssD.--la he
LIT mise G.eoths he Auscstins CsssSe hes
been tvies enlarged, the last change hav'
IN beeu mede Win The last mum Der. The
| OSestep 10 new lo>eslusnn paper, end u
one Of the most stsunch and reliable De0>
ecrAtjc iousuals Of Ne North west. Nay
IL patronage continue 10 increase, - IL
merits deserve.
u-- cn.,..x-rh.
next annual sxhibiuon Of the State Hoftt'
cultural Soeissy takes place ct Burlingtos
daring the holding Of The State Far. RE
1... x:s :. . .,~,s.. eesrs. srsDes. Is,
....,, Ss.,;;. Az psemiums Tor came,
s: .:.. .. . Sossrs. planta. &e. Nen
h ...I.: 49, ~ n esch. 40 rscent Net
} oeIiu'H ' !. ~. c;sv. M. Ia. Weed. .
w .s.s - 49,, pr.s;dent. and NM
u;,,~s ~ H.. un;r.s Secrsterv. Il r. d.
.;,.,Js shsa ns,ennort ahould s. wen rem
s."..s.S - ~. .si;h;t;on-
The body Of Ar. Ntehclss e. sxssos'v
cattle deeass nso W'n.ess - S8e
20 Ottuows Monday. Ies CesTsee sey
bic death occurred !" tnse Wy
While the deceased - nding on nosce
back near Oorydon. wayne county. y
search o. cattle, . bsav{ teunsss etess
overlook him, .: no - a'noss concs.n'.:
in the Weashsf. 30 Pesd hssie estenssco :
the muttesings Of The tempest, ous rode o
through The rain and gloom onsn ocst !
light ming struck and killed nlp ana n'
horse Instantly. he wsa struck upon ~
right side Of the bead, just about 90 ioen
front Of bis ear, and traversng foono 10
chest down the len lsG tearing NE eoe
into fragments NO mafAe ese vicsoie o
the horse, though he was killed o. the sam
,. uomsnt.
The Maquoketa Ercelsior describes how
lad fell into . well forty seven feet deeI
. thus, "a little COO (il,ses years cld)
NJ. A. r. Tuhbs. while PLAYING in the var
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-04

. IT, 01AU1 = S01n1G " ia OII1V kW11N9U
eseet, structure, seminal weakness. or eper
natorrhGa, cl,ordee, disease Of the kidney
aud bladder, and oil diseases Of tho sexual
esased BY coatagioa or weakness o. sithel
scx, male or female.
This iniallihls rsnsdy IL now offered t.
the amscted and warranted to cure oil
diseases Of the genital organs In few days
and Is the safe and infallible cure for sper
matorrh9a, gcnerally termed seminal weak
nese. caused ny selfabusc or excessive in
diligence, which IL now ~ feArfully pre-
valent In al parts Of the cuuntry.
II IL . great healing, purifying and self
curing remedy, which requires nOUedical
cid or advice, - plain directions for n.
accompany the medisins. The demand IN
this specific Is wonderful, and Il 10 every
day fncssasiag. Orders are tally receives
for Il from nearly every city and town il
the United States 10 be forwarded by ex
peea.
n BIN cases Of gonssrhsa, elect and
structure, DR.. Bakers Injection & recon
nscnded 10 Be used in couiuncsiDa viii
she 0psci0c, . It materially aida II sabdu
ing t6e in1ana4ioa, end Stopping the dis
charge. Both .ale recommended TO b,
ed n these co0plainta
A truaGiss o. sIxnql diseasss, called d,
seelflna lfoeesfs~ esooonin each bottls
b fsissIDr. salsss spss.ls esso Pc,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-04

A Harrisburg paper tells Of . man who
has failed in business iour times, been upset
in stage coach, and thrown down IN en-
bankment Of sixty feet; fallen headlorsmost
through hatchway ia store in Reading;
has been married three times, and 10 the fa>
ther Of twsnty>ons children. HE still
lives" is in business ct Harrisburg, and
keeps Robaek's Bitters and Blood Pills COM
stantly in his family.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-04

IT IS NO NEW ARTICLE put before the puzzle
! on sc,orn. ri the excitement in rotation to Chut
era 1t has been manufactured and used i0s the aae
g ssD bO,tis III we've sud In tho New England
Statcr. se.y on its merits without advertising, 10
eit et ciiu, scilcL. ii Is &c. II II s.npic, ea,e
AID eitaciox. Price 00.y - cants. Fer sac BY Al
Drug, SITS. tniIer, Finch h Ful.er. Wholesale Agts
Chicago. junelf-d&WSm