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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-25
A Woman Cut I'm the Head with an Axe
II. s at Troy. New York.

By telegraph to the New York Tribune.
Troy, October PA horrible tragedy
occurred in the town of Petersburg, in
Rensselaer, county, about twenty-five miles
from Troy, on Friday night last. A man
named Hiram Coon, a desperate character,
employed by Henry Laker, farmer, in q
fit Of passion seized an axe and sent the
weapon MASKING through the skull Of his
employers wife and into the brain, produ-
cling mortal wound. He had been says
the ,Iymes) to the village during the after
noon, and returned about the time the
family were at tea. When he entered the
house Mrs. Laker made some remark to
him, when he angrily inquired If she want
ed row with himi Mrs. Laker replied
ano," and did not pursue the conversation
further. Coon turned upon his heel and
left the house. No attention was paid to
him, and no thought entered the head of
Mr.. Laker or his wife that any trouble
would result from the conversation,
although they observed Coon's angry look
as he passed out, ~
1t seems the villain went directly to the
wood-shed and procured an axe. Armed
with this terrible weapon, he reentered the
house anu Wdlkcu uHcCtiy up W M s'
Laker, who was eating her supper. Mr..
Laker was also at the table, and oil un-
conscious of the intentions of Coon, not
even noticing the axe which he held in his
hand, continued on in the quiet enjoyment
of the evening meal. In moment he
saw the monster raise the weapon, and per-
ceiving the glimmer of the polished steel
in the light of the candle, leaped upon him,
and, as he supposed, ayerted the blow
aimed at his wife'ss bead. Selling Coon,
he threw him down, dragged him to the
door, and kicked him out Of the house. r,
All this while Mr.. Laker was unconscious
of his ,wife's fate. Turning around, he
observed that she had fallen over, and upon
going up to her, discovered the axe still
sticking in her head, having cleft skull
and brain, producing mortal wound The
monster fled to the" Williamstown noun
tains, whittier the citizens hare pursued
him, and hope to effect bis capture. The
scene of the murder is within short dis
lance of the place where, In lS49, Andreas
Hall murdered snold couple named Smith.
Coon has served one term In the State pri-
son for an aggravated assault uponA deputy
sheriff of the county. ma 'F's1's'''
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( BAIrtxoar, October s,.--The city has
been, remarkably quiet to-day. The CO.
vesnor's proclamation has esused much
discussion, but there Is noexcitement. To-
night meetings are being held BY the
Is Boys in Blue" |" Lincoln Inyincibles, |"
and like Radical organizations. Similar
meetings for organization are being held
by Conservatives and Democrats, the calls
for which were made before the appear
apae of the proclamation. ,
! The Police Commissioners will not APP
pear before the Governor on Friday, ~
they refuse to admit his power Of trying
the case. 4" LII ~. ks. 4
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From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, October 22.-Governor
Wells has returned from his tour through
the southwestern parishes. ~. So !.
The crop prospects are moro favorable,
under the influence Of the continued fab
westher. ia .GA& RaDtE sistfi
New ORLEASs, October p. Seven
buildings on Fulton and Front streets, oc-
cupied mostly as Wholesale groceries, were
destroyed by FIRE this morning, Involving .
loss or 400 900, about Q third whereof was
injured. Four persons were severely in
iured BY falling walls. = = = :, &. 49,.
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Conversational Nomination.

SUMMIT, N. j., October ga conven.
ton composed Of Democrats and others
who are disaffected by the denomination Of
Hon. A. ]. Rogers for Congress met at
Orange to-day, and nominated the Hon.
John Hayler, Of Bergen county, for Con-
gress from the Fourth district.
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IsT a MEETING or THE PfEef.
{ "a olnF -X0D sDiR1cTOE1 or 9HB yA44o
6ly3n AID ~ VII, C2AsAsi ss,s e sss
: y ~ ~ IN q y sas u ~ Y All
~ Ne EoIi @ III lilieleA qAAl ~ sqoelty ~
100 s 81 ssssss : AZ Si:s
~ - J! e: : Is s:s: 81 So &
81 az e. = ls,spxzsa
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By the Cable-Lendon Money Marke

nv the Cable-London Money Market.
vienna, October 23.--The Vienna press
of to-day says that the Baron Won Benst is
very likely to be the foreign minister.
LONDON, October 23.-Lord Clarendon is
seriously Ill. /,
LONDON, October 23.-Money market is
quiet. Consols, SCI for money. Ameri-
can securities-Eries, 500; Illinois Gen.
trail, 1871; United States 5-20's, $50.
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The Suit Of The Bangor Democrat for
1as the ReSoyery Of Da1aages. ostisl

BANGOR, Me-; October 22s---In the lac-
ton against certain parties for destroying
the Bangor Democrat Office in August, 1851,
which has been on trial In the Supreme
Court in this city for q fortnight, the jury
this evening, after being out seven hours,
returned o verdict of 1916 against John
Tabor, of Oldtown, and Samuel A. Mann,
Of Bangor, and Of not guilty as to the re-
naming fourteen defendants. The assess
ment of damages was to cover property
destroyed unnecessary for publishing the
The case goes up to the full
court upon exceptions. r = ,Sa
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An Associated Press Agent Shot Dead
80 I'm Nashville.
By telegraph 10 the Tribune

NASHVILLE, October 22.-Mr. +. IL. W.
Bent, associated press agent at this point,
was shot dead this afternoon by young
man named Hugh McGavock. The de-
ceased went to Louisville last week, and
while there was reported by the papers as
having criminal intimacy with McGayock's
mother. On his return here he published
card denying his guilt. He was shot
through the head and breast, and died in a
few minutes. Bent was originally from
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
REPORT OF The TOBACCO MARKET.
~, 4aT 16 TOBACCO EXCHANGE,

y RICHMOND, VA, October "a, 1866.
No change to note in our market. Be-
low we give the transactions Of to-day !:
Thirty-onei hogsheads, three tierces, and
eighteen boxes opened. Forty eight sold.
Lugs, common to medium working and
shipping, $3.50 to $3.50; Jugs, good work
ing and shipping, Sc to s.; leaf, COM
mon, funked, % to $40; leaf, medium,
$40 to ais; Leaf, good, sl5 to eco !; leaf,
fne, sls to s24; manufacturing medium
to fine, s15 to ESQ; manufacturing, extra,
$50 to $50; fancy wrapper, good to fine,
new, 925 to 900.
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PEasoslL DyrrouLrr.Some sensation
was created on our streets Saturday eve
ming by the posting Of Q placard setting
forth personal difficulty and 2 CORE
spondence between B. N. Pace; Of DAN
Vile, and John P. Hodlett, of this county,
both we'll kn0wp In this community. T.
, s NEXT tA0rnink there also appeared . card
ft6m John +. Stovalf, IL this place, as4nrn-
inT for Rscs (sh0xas ahsent IN Richmcud)
I'll responsibility xgowiHg opt Of these u
eoeoy :, -
I cumberland Chat the diAacalty s.
.tM6ph ~ 3ies has IL otihtn y = rsnatk
EalleSea 10 haxe been made about the
,t69se I'd Sutherlln, y atreA ID Coz New
8 autamotSt y sxssp insed ys learn. lor
,b33neine III tbree ~ pagtites before The
am apfhcftE i okps fai5ss
s6y inftacsion " -
NV4@<J ~
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THE DEMAND ON ENGLAND Some time
since instructions were sent to Minister
Adams to make o peremptofy demand for
indempity for the losses sustained by sour
merchant marine from INTERPRETATIONS
of the rebel privateers. An eyasive reply
was returned to this by the British Govern
uent. He, was instructed TO repeat the
demand, and did 50, but TO this no definite
reply has yet been received, but the tone
OF the British press and thesfeeling show
that they are willing TO submit the matter
10 arbitration or to board Of national
commissioners. This will not be assented
to, but prompt and full payment ipsisted
upen. Z. 81 go ..s.,. Z, ~ -
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Election I'm Texas.

NEW ORLEANS, October 23.-The cleo
tions in Texas took place on the 18th In
slant. Thus far, the returns received show
the vote to be very small. Asfar as heard
from, Bradshaw leads Epperson in the First
district. Ochiltree is ahead in the Second
district
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htw YORK, October a0.--Ths fonIan
aeaaqaarters here present s'lively appear
s :, Forty Thousand uuifoems are said
~ oe making. They will be similar TO
M s,.s worn by the United StatAs army,
s "an The exception of TIE butto4S. The
s "a are TO have . band nf EAeu ribbon.
s saa lae harp Of Erin " d TO be repre-.
y, ,sa'ed On the front. There ID no truth 10
,h report that Colonel Roberts bar sold
~ afns under bis control IA Eahta Annp.
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! -. 80. !, SaaAALxa o'coN0n. !, ~ 2, =.
! Charles O6uaor q aesius s. toWps1 I'M
arfiysl itasis Is Ahd n6RatSl iSfersw0S M
Ae Il Oh buslness Son6setsd sifh III sllSIt
Jeyp fJpn DsyiS, but ths learned counsel
win dodb tless speedily kScsrtain that Judge
Underwood does not intsua 70 hold 3 No.
yember term Of the United States District
Court. -, sFstsl ia4,, X n
.esxxdrnrr NAN AFTER Hurcx. ,,s, /.
: YeaevdAy ,Jamss Story want 20 the
late banking ,houSe Of Hsyck 3 o.. aud
made = demand f6f money which he, said
hes Nod deposited there before The bsnk
.clussa end upon falling 20 obtain u, drew
. revolver upon Mr.. Leonard Huyck. ].
". N: Huyck entered the Office ct the time
he had the pistol drawn, and immediately
had Mr.. Story arrested. Justice GibersOn
fined Mr.. Story go, and directed him to
rive security to keep thh peace. He re-
fused 10 give bail, and was committed TO
jail. Mr.. Story Is q gentleman Of ffty-fve
years Of age, and respectfully connected.
He said he had deposited about o., 900 with
the national bank, and was unable, at his
age, to lose such an amount. Mr.. j. YIN.
Huyck said his brother intended to pay of
all the depositors, and had commenced by
borrowing $40, 600, but the Government in.
teriefcd, and the money was returned but
he is again making arrangements with that
[object in yiew.--Stdr. Il IS
MORE ABOUT THE SOLDIER, WHO RETURNED
gif1&r3 HIS BOUNTY.
The curious communication received by
Treasurer Spinner on Monday last, accom-
panied by sl05, from John @. Campbell, OF
Rock Island, Ill, was followed yesterday
by letter from Campbells step.father,
who says that his step-son Is insane, and
desires the return Of the money forwarded.
Accompanying this letter is q certificate
of physician to the effect that Camp
bell is insane, and an affidavit Of the step.
father setting forth the facts in the case
The Treasurer declines to return the
money, as he is not aware that the step.
father has any legal right to the money.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-25
Cotton MIL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Day. -rf
New York, October 23.-The Nemasket
cotton mill, at marlborough, Mass, caught
fire on Wednesday from some hard sub
stance running into the picker, and was
damaged to the amount of $4,000.
Governor Fenton has issued his procla-
nation calling upon the people Of this
State to observe Thursday the 10Th no
vember as day of thanksgiving.
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Markets BY telegraph.
NEW FORK NAkKEfa.

LIZ g 2ssss NEW YORK NAkkLfhs 80
NEW York, October 24.-Cotton dun as
SS042c. Flour frmer; sales at si7.5d0
eli for southern. Wheat, 2G3c. better.
Corn, l62c. better. Pork lower; sales at
SSS.75. 30 pg.4 $50 1924
NEW YoRk, October A.--Afternoon. -
Cotton dull sales, I, 1000 bales: middling,
ss94lc. Flour drm;. sales, $50 barrels;
southern .yat elz.506al7. Wheat, s05c.
higher. Corn, l02cs better. Pork lower T;
isies, $500 barrels at sss.s7. Tufpentins,
5000. Rosin, a5.s7 f9sIs.5o. Texas WOOL,
2s0slc. -. s.i;q i
.',sa,ss Money Market. Iss.c.ss,s3
), NEW York, October A.-Gold, 14zH
Exchange, 100 gss
NEW. YoaK, October A.-Aftsnoop. -
Gqld, l471l 81. lis llt io's'
s s. MOBILE coTToA NAREEr.
"a Nosars, October A- The nles Of ret.
~ to-day vers 800 bslss middnple q
sSc,; market quiet. s,.',f
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An Encampment Attacked-Twenty.
one Indians and four whites Killed.
ST. LOUIS, October Palate Montana
advices state that fifty Sioux Indians re-
Gently attacked an encampment at the
mouth of Milk river, and were repulsed
only after five hours hard fighting. Twen-
ty.one of the Sioux were killed, and the
whites lost four killed and several wounded.
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e THn EvrsiSIxo ASfAR-A f6EfioN or THE
CREv AND Two PassHxGERs HEARD TRox.
The Navy pepsttvank III IA receipt of =
dispatch from Commander s. r. Quicken
bush, dsted October 3, 1nn6ansing thAt on
the passage OF his ysasel % 6mtthSAlcs n !.
G., when about fnrtteen ll from Fort
Royst tfght.. tho schooner orniHg Star
va hsse SisS Ih6yiag 81 bcGfh 3 portloe oi
the crew and Two female passengers Of the
steamer Eyehipk Star y ThS wind being
lirht and tie sch6ore} - IL pFosidpns.
''hii vessel tossd her ", ~ lehs-snlp %
~ - hsy ~ Z ~ y
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v.c,.., 1ss,orfty IN Onio.

/ C1xc1sSATI, October 23.-The total ma.
iorrity of the Republican candidate for Se-
cretary of State in Ohio is 1858, the total
bnumber of votes cast being 46O,9sS.
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p..n.xIxania Refurns not Ready.

Rennsyivania Returns nos
HARRISBURG, October 23.--The official
returns from the entire State are not COM
plete, as some of the judges are awaiting
the 26th October to receive the army vote
before making return. a
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PLOW For THE TIMES
THE WATT PL0w.s ~ 4


Warranted 10 DO far better work. with one-foprh
liable 70 shons OF sss anS ar v,n
Which have been invented, formed, and fsshionsd
Isisf % IN. following sI@sn, yhs sa E. testify
SON. General W. II. p. Lee, George B. STACY, wi:
lam. snbi, s cq as%i.. as1
Smith, wcoilolk, I; Me6rsSer, Q, q 9 Carter,
Albert y; Akins 2. 6; Fisher. John :, pisssnso m
comxs no 10 the warants& Twill return the price
psS soon pillow ts delivered liz ipto the st0Ys
:, ~ 0RORGH. WATT, Plow. maksr, ~
,sf4t =. n. IS - =. No. lAse franklin street
% 3s-sm .-.-a..l Ncnmona. ".
ny AUTHORITY OF IN ACTOR
I'D the General Assembly o. YtEtnjAs l4easd
aSs sh e Hssss & ~ hs4
&c ccS.is.iSns ln Sgs1a e som
f::5sss':. J s.'. s. ts e.
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CAb1nGe1 Ae0s1ng-HFo6eaeuoee1 49,
= Sri da'lfw .inaSoss.afs ? sifa ssdsf
! wAGa,xSfos, October q. The custom
sry Cabinet meeting was held today, and
attended BY oil the members.
. General Grant, Governor Swami; and
Governor Peirpoint called upon the Pre-
Sident this afternoon. ~ f, 4 +
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,;s DAN fRAxcIsoo, OctobsS - 31Rep ~
"a 1910 September 18th h4se be4abeesfse6,
n. IT, y Is stated thst )ls9esQNnag1gFa t3ax
,ss tycoon had did q Je11pS H el1c1
~ s se Is said to b . ms 1T ~ e1et
Conn s'acter, and ID iasas ~ - dAiSf-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-25

WASHINGTON, October IA lengthy
letter from Secretary Browning, addressed
to committee at Quincy, ILL.,, in response
to an invitation to deliver an address on
political topics, is published this morning.
1t argues forcibly against the constitutional
amendment and in vindication of the Pre-
sident's policy. --
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The "EyeniDg Star" Disaster being
Investigated-Ftfty Indians Killed.

NEW YORK, October PA Government
commissioner is now engaged in investiga-
ting the disaster of the " Evening Star"
A dispatch from Los Angeles says that
fierce fight had occurred between the
citizens and murderous band Of Indians
in the vicinity of Hardensville, during
which fifty of the savages were killed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-25

NEW FAMILY FLOUR.-Fifty
IN barrels HAXALL'S NEW FAMILY FLOUR,
which we warrant Is strictly choice, for sale low
by Iausl FRENCH CRENshAW.
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a II. SHEPHERD &c CO., Generai
"A. Commissien( hants for the sale OF TO-
BACCO, WHEATy4pMBER, SC. All business en-
M. a. d. TAI formerly with George W:
Atkinson, and lat lman Harris, 10 associated
with us, and VIM be pleased TO serve ms 0id
Germs. once corner Eleventh and Canal streets.
iy3o .r.a
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CoMM1ssloN MERCHANTS.

TWATHMEY & NORRIS,
" GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
solicit consignments Of every description.
Commissions, TWO AND HALF PER CENT.
Office on Basin bank between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, Richmond. oc 16-d&swIm
WILLIAM D GIBSON, HENRYc G. wATkIss,
late Harris & Gibson. late Winffee Watkins.
GIBSON d WATKINS,
U PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
OFFICE AT sHOCKOR WAREHOUSE.
The undersigned beg to renew to their old
and North Carolina generally the offer OF their
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Their intimate acquaintance with the tobacco
trade qualify them peculiarly as agents for the
Thar charge for commission after LIST OF October
bacco -four, and grain. .nv,vs
ne Adm I0r GlBSON q WAIhlNc.
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CT 9S9s M.2sM s3ssl ~ :
Sc: 8; 8 s.ssS 3 3,
!: so sss s 49, e. 5 k'iae III = 1i;
B!: BIZ. 3, ! csssh: I, ~ "a 80:
prices yesSsh MssinsS Algeeses =
ssc:S:sis: sSsssE ~, ess. sauz si ssslssn
/ ]. .s,s7s'i.a s,s Sb5RP3 q. &
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VIEWS or TIE DAT.
80 show the vcy age and body Of the times. y

The late terrible hurricane was felt in the
vicinity of the Bahamas with the most des
tructve effect the wind being more violent
than during any previous gale, wrecklng many
vessels, blowing down houses, and doing IN
menSc damage
Four white men have been arrested by the
military in Columbia County, Ga, charged
with the alleged murder Of a freedman there.
Gen. Iillsou has ordered that ''garison
shall be maintained IN the county, Tor the
present.
Information has been received Of considera-
able trouble last week between the miners and
employers in some Of the coal diggings in St.
Clair county, at the Missouri coal mines, few
miles from Paynesvlle, opposite St. Louis.
A colored convention assembled in Albany,
New York, in pursuance OF cali urging them
to advocate especially new constitutional
convention Of the State, which should adopt
negro suffrage
The military guarantee established IN VT-
ginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia,
Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and
Texas, will be Withdrawn on the lstol Novem
Der, 1866.
A terrific boiler explosion occurred il Il
turner's shop in st. Louis yesterday, dcmoilsh-
ing two or three houses. 1t is said that %
persons were buried under the ruins.
Three large stores in New York on West
and Washington streets were burned on Tues
day night. One Of them was filled with cot
ton The LOSS is $500, 900.
Dr. r. W. Gibbs, i prominent citizen and
Journalist of South Carolina, is dead.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

NOR SALE.-A VALUABLE FARM
i NEAR WOODLAWN, FAIRFAX CO.,
VA.-Will be sold at private sale, the farm
lately owned by Andrew Turney, deceased con-
tanning 235 acres, more or less.
This farm is q part of the original Mount
Vernon Estate and is situated on the Mount
Vernon Road, about six miles from Alexandria
and near to the Mt. Zephys Estate. About one
there arc two large orchards, in good bearing
order-, comfortable house, with good water
and convenient out-buildings-and the whole
farm is under fence. -,
The land is OF. good quality for grazing or
If not previously sold at private sale, the farm
will be offered at public auction on the .prem!o,
ses, on THURSDAY, October %, 1856, at IL
o'clock N. Alas,
Martin near Clouds Mill or to S. Ferguson
Beach, Attorney at Law. Address either a'
Alexandria, Va. aug o-eotl
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GARDEN SEED.
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &c.

BLADES EUPHQH y ) - ,rops,
THE PEOPLES
MOISTURE AND EFFECTUAL REMEDY
For Coughs, Colds, Group, Cotorrh,
asthma, Bronchitis. DipthcriG,
and alIPuLnaonaryDiseascS.
The LUBRICATOR is medicinal prepsTTa'
ton, in the form Ola loZengc, which Of al! MODES
is the most pleasant and convenient Ihcy cor
tain no deleterious ingredient, and are warrant
ed to be always safe, even for the weakest III"
most sensitive stomach. In Group they GIVE
immediate relief. For coughs ana colds .He!
are invaluable. ...... ,..u,,,.
For Catarrh, Asthma and Bronchiti:s. they
have no equal in the market, wide certi51ca'fF.
accompanying each box.) Diptheria that ari ga.
ed and desolating disease. they control won0''
fully and almost imme diately. Ill
No public speaker. singer or teacher :" r..S
be without them, us they remove hoarse'csS ''N
strengthen and clear the voice. -.
Hi@s Always use them in time, ana '"'
symptoms are severe use very freely.
j. H. BLADES 81 CO., Propr'etoF''
ELMIRA New YORK
JANNEY t. CO., Wholesale Agents.
l45, King street, above St. As"ph'
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
49,. GaZ,- For Sale by all Druggists 's u.:,
The great sale Of those Lubrcat0rS 1871 WE.
ter bore ample testimony to their en.cacY III; !"
superiority over every other form Of trocEc y.
use. We can confidently rccomp end them ~
all affections Of the throat sep 81
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STATIC CHOL Z r A.
PREVENTIVE AND CURATIVE"

The cause of Cholera is always found IN i az ~,
ranged state of the digestive fluids, partlJb u, -
the bile which has been put in disorder b -
matte or other atmospheric causes Inc o ,I%;r
ducts are thus prevented from tuhilf ss;rc sm
functions, and consequently the whole .'' onn';
ton is thrown into disorder. The more ,hir:
system is thus derangcd BY unhealthy cS.sU vii!
or irregular habits oflivEg, the more en GSiJO-
we become the victims OF AoiAilO 0''
ERA. LIANT.
Asiatic Cholera is terrible complain
takes its victims with rapdity unknown si.
other malady; the slightest neglect as ;., death.
tary rules is almost surely punlshGo ca" disease:
Yet Cholera is durable, like otler which is
and in this Elixir we possess remeus ,raorr il.
q perfect safeguard against it. h VA in Ger
thousands of cases particularly IN t? =; psst in
many, and in the Cholera season w. " Europe,
Paris, Constantinople and other GItGSN u nRUNS
has proved the use Of PROF. W N,pLoMrentiyc
CHOLERA ELIXIR the surest
against the malady. 49,, .uor Germs
A large stock, imported directly IRON, iro'n in New
ny, just received from the Custom t'ou. -, Oct:
York Put up in Bottle: ottWo s sl1 GG "Ag't:,
and Sl.00 each. JANNE1 * g XII KIM Street
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-18
DIED.

At Mount Ida, near Alexandria. September
10th, 1866, Mrs ANNE HAMMOND, widow
of the late DR.. Thomas Hammond, Of hep
hcrds.own and daughter Of Captain Abraham
and Mrs. Eleanor Shepherd, whose faith and
good works were so well known 10 the Church
of 4 former generation and whose example she
followed, considering the end Of their convcr-
satiOn,';