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LATEST FROM CUBA-TRINiDAD BE-
STEGED AND THE SIEGE RAISED-
MORE SPANISH TROOPS ARRIVING.

HAVANA, April 2l.-The Diario an
nounces that the insurgents are closely be-
sieging Trinidad, and the troops are hurry
ing from Cienfuegos to its relief.
1t is reported that the Nassau steamer
landed large cargo for the insurgents at
Puerto Sauna, on the northern coast Of the
Eastern Department.
..ee LATER.
It 10 now reported that the insurgents are
evacuating the neighborhood Of Trinidad.
Two thousand Spaniards have arrived at
Nuevilat, and will Immediately march
against the rebels in the Puerto Principe
region.
The committee appointed by General
Dulce to reserve the proceeds Of con6scased
property has commenced its functions. :.
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BEpFORD PoLlTICs.-W are informed by
an intelligent gentleman residing in Bed
ford county that all the most influential
gentlemen of his neighborhood warmly en-
dorse Walker and the platform of the true
Republicans, and consider it suicidal to
support any candidate opposed to compli-
apce with the requirements Of the recon-
struction acts Of Congress.--Lynchbarg Re-
Dtl5hcan.
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TELEGRApTIIC NEWS:
LATEST NEWS FROM TIE CAPITAL
SPECIAL TELEGRAMs 10 THE DISPATCH.
.f . WASHINGTON, April FL, 1869.

. WASHINGTON, April 81, 1869.
n CUBAN MATTERS.
Dispatches have been received here from
Admiral Hof, commanding the Gulf
squadron, in which he states that, as far
as he has been able to ascertain, no troops
or munitions Of war Of any account have
been landed on the island of Cuba. He
also states that he has failed to discover
that any more have departed from the
shores of the United States.
1t is also stated that the Spanish Minister
here is Of the opinion that in the case Of
the ship Mary Powell, the Spanish authori-
ties in Cuba will refer the demands of the
United States Government to the home
Government in Spain before any action
will be taken in the matter.
~. THE SAN JUAN TREATY.
The general understanding in executive
session to-day seemed to be that the San
Juan treaty would 60 over until next De-
cember.
THE MINISTER TO SPAIN. -...s
When the Senate, in executive session,
took o recess to-day, the nomination of
Sanford IS Minister to Spain was under
consideration, and several speeches we're
made against his confirmation. The chances
for his getting through are thought to be
doubtful. .-r.r.. H.
VISITORS TO THE WHITE HOUSE.
The executive mansion to-day was visit
ed by an unusual number of citizens and
strangers, all being admitted without ex-
ception, which engaged the President in
constant interviews until noon.
The delegation from Pennsylvania,
headed by J. W. Forney, called and re-
ceived an interview.
VARIOUS ITEMS.
large number of commissions Of reve
nue. officers which have been confirmed by
the President were to-day sent to him by
Secretary Boutwell, for his signature. They
will shortly enter upon their duties.
The various committees of the Senate
being ready or having reported upon all
the nominations before them, no meetings
were held this morning.
The Secretary of State was called upon
to-day by Senator Sumner and informed
that the Senate Committee on Foreign Re-
lations had authorized him to report ad-
versely on several nominations for foreign
missions, and inquired if he intended to
send in other nominations for places. The
Secretary said it had been decided to send
in no more nominations, but under the
circumstances the President would very
likely make new appointments.
WALLACE.
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ETDR NEW YORK.-OLD Do <saaa

TUR NEW YORK.-OLD Do .>4aaa
IT. MIGfON STEAMSHIP CoMPA-S&2A&
EY.-The splcndid new slde-wheel steamships
NERLE, and dAFTER4s, leave New York for
Norfolk, City Point, and Richmond every TURS-
DAY, THURoDAY, and SATURDAY, .: .
FgiUAY, and SUNDAY, at high tide.
These ships are entirely new they have elegant
saloons and staterooms; the fare, sccommods-
tioEs and attention, are unsurpassed.
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made save Tor actual
expenses incurred. aa.
Close connections made with steamers for all
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected at lowest rates, when ordered,
At a QUARTER CT ONE PEI CENT. at the
offices II this ,mpany.
N. l.. ACCREADY, President, ls7 Greenwich
street New York.
WILLIAM C. DURHAM Il CO., Agents,
IA corner NaIn and Eleventh strecta.
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The damage by the hail storm in Mis-
souri, is supposed to be somewhere in the
neighborhood of hundred thousand del
lars.
The Indians have captured wagon train
near Fort Laramie by way Of opening the
spring campaign.
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r AIDES FAIR.-The ladies of the United

IL Presbyterian Church tDr. Read'sl will hold
fab, TO aid In the erection Of !heir church. IN
the ba ement or the new building corper OF Grace
and Fourth streets commencing on MONDAY,
10th Instant, at s o'clock, and continuing during
beautiful and necessary articles, many contribl-
tions have been received from northern cities,
making 1t one Of the most elegant exhibitions they
nave ever had. flE -3att .t.ss Fes#sa4 AZ
Refreshments OF all sorts-tncluding dinners,
lunches &c.-servedun supertorfmanner, at the
aame prices charged by tine leading stores and
restaurants in the city. ap 19-8t
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FOUND DEAD.--Madison, lnd., April 20.
The body of man named Austin, Of Ken
lucky, has been found in hollow below
the pike this morning. He had fallen over
an embankment. and been missing three
weeks. He was intoxicated at the time.
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ARRIVAL OF SPECIE.

NEW YORK, April 21.-The steamship
Arizona, from Aspinwall, arrived this
morning with half q million in specie. She
brings no news. ; Gg.s sTt3 .ssssEt
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BOLTING-CLOTEIs. &c.

DEEDS OYSTER, fish, sp.,.
10 GAME, AND 1uE DEPof. esSsS
HER.I Saa, RACK FISH. With every o.her
variety that Is caught In our waters. Orders Oiled
promptly. Every fsh warranted fresh. Depot AZ
ell times open. pepot on Sixth street near Clay.
GpT-lW ROBERT hElDs
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FRANCE.

PARIS, April 2l.-The Corps Legislasif is
discussing the reduction Of export duties
on brandies sent to the United States.
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THE WEATHER SOUTH.
FOREIGN NEWS.

SAVANNAH, GA, April 21.-The weathe,
here is warm, with the wind southeast.
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STEAMERS.

PHILADELPHIA, RIG HMoND, 4HfA
L AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP a62A6
composing this line win leave Philadelphia every
SATURDAY, and Richmond every TRlDAY. AZ
ternately. Freight taken for Norfolk at moderate
rats; also for charleston, Savannah. and New
Orleans, and bills lsding signed through. Passage
to Philadelphia Including meals and stateroom,
40. w. P..PORTER, agent.
mh3 Office. No. ?4s5 Dock street.
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Wheat.-Red, 40 bushels.
C0rn.-Mixed, So bushels.
Odts.-l96 bushels.
Rye.-6 bushels. -..
Misunderstanding of Corn to-day, 1,9Ss
bushels, of which 50 were re-exhiblted and
LIPS sold market active at an advance of lc.
on the rates of the preceding day-prime
white selling at sSc. oats dull of sale at un-
changed rates. Rye-Nothing done.
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pRUSHEs, BRUSHEs.-Afu full and COM
1D plese stock Of Paint, W hltewash. and Shoe
gBrusies also Ratr, Tooth and Nall Brushes, in
great variety just received and for sale by
- q : =. X. W. POWERS,
NH No. lse6 Main street,
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Foreign Markets-[BY TzIEaRApHl.

TUFeISM NWEASEB-ID1 IhbEuHAFHJ.
LONDON, April 2l.-Noon.- 90.
United States bonds steady at sos.
LIvERr DOL, April 2l.-Noon.-Cotton opens
dull; middlng uplands, 12}Sd.; Orleans,
l2'sd.; sales estimated at 1000 bales. Corn,
27s. Cd.
I4fernoon.-Cotton easier but not quotably
lower. Tallow, 45s. Cd.
HAvRE, April Election opens quiet
tres ordinaire, on the spot, l46f. ; low mid
dlings, afloat, 1877.
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MACHINERY, &c.

~>-~SN~<~~0~~~>~~~<-~~-~~~
MACHINE SHOP.
SLOAT & ADDINGTON,
1I,5 CARY STREET, NEAR FOURTEENTH STREET,
where we do all kinds OF work In the line OF a
we'll regulated machine shop. All kinds of iron
work m4de and repaired, from the largest size
steam CINE and boiler down to The smallest sew
ing-machiDe needle.
We 20 and send workInen In the country TO do
eli kinds of work ut reasonable rates. Our spe-
cialty IS everything and anything In the way Of
nachinists' work. We are the exclusive agents
for the following: Judson's Patent Governor
Utica steam Gauge Company's Steam Gauges, the
best steam SAUCE now In use selden's Patent
Gardner,s Patent Barn. door Lock and Hasp, com
bined; and many other useful articles entirely TOO
numerous to mention. And as natives and adopted
natives or the sacred Virginia soil We ask n fair
portion Of patronage.
GEORGE B. sLDAT,
NH 9a-am A. JACKSON ADDINGTON.
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DOWHATAN BTEAMB0ATs@

EOR NORFOLK, PORTs-a&Eas
H KOUTB, AND ILL REGULAR "A
LANDINGS ON The JAMES RIyEb.-Ihe fast
and elegant UNITED STATES NAIL steamer
ELIZA HANCOCK, CaptatnZ. Q. CLIFFORD, leaves
her wharf at Rockets fer The ab0ye-named places
on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,, aud FRIDAY. 1T
Six O'Clock O. M, and returns on Tuesday, Thurs.
day, and Saturday.
Passengers arrive In Norfolk in time 70 cor.
meet with steamers for baltimore and points
North.
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg On arrival
OF steamer.
Yasa 70 Norfolk, es.ss
FREIGHT
received Tuesdays, Thursday, and SasurcAyS,
rom M: 70 q 2. II. for Eorfoif, PorSmoetn.
Boston, Baltimore, and principal landings on
Chesapeake bay, and all regular landings On
James river, 1t reasonable rates.
Frei2hts for way landings must BIZ Prepaid.
In consequence OF the mail being discontinued
ut Grove and Brandon Point wharves, the steamer
win no. stop at those landings. rs
Apply to T.. b. TATUM, Agent,
ta7o Office steamers wharf,
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain and Flour Markets.
Corr AND FLoUR EXCHANGE, !
RIoHxoED, VA, April 81, 1859. )

Wheat.-Whlte, 80 bushels. Red, 40 bushels
Obrn.-White, l,l5o bushels. Yellow, 10.
bushels. Mixed, 1874 bushels. Z
O1ts.-4sS bushels. -
Rye.-12 bushels. ia. FTE
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ITO THE LOVERS OF GOOD TEA AND
4 ROASTED COFFEE E.-Twcnty FER cent.
Store, corner Of Main and aighth streets. Japan
csc, Oolong, Engli Breakfast Tea 81 SO per
pound; for the best quality Gunpowder, 80 Is !;
second quality, e. superior Roasted [ flee.
Brown and White sugars. Spices. Honey Soap,
&c. per cake, Soc. per dozen. Exton's celebrated
Wine Crackers.
PART of STOLE RENT. ana
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Hheat-White 80 bushels very good at 81 so.
Red, 10 bushels common at 81. 55.sr s-s-
Corn.-Whte, 80 bushels prime at Ssc. 700
bushels very good at s7c.; 2o2 bushels good
at s6c. 20 bushels fair ut S5c.-total, 972
bushels. Yellow, lO4 bushels on private terms.
Mixed, SO bushels fair ut S5c.
Odts.-122 bushels good at &C.; 80 bushels
fair at 63c. SO bushels prime at private
terms. Total 204 bushels.
Rye.-None. ss-.a.
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ktpvsHs k.Ea}hAE..

ALEXAEDR1A MARKET, Aug 1.-THE mar
Ike. for Flour remained without noticeable
change. Stocks Of Super and Extra limited
scarcely sufficient TO meet the demand. Very
little change in Wheat, though prices were mol
quite as firm; offerings light being oniy aoou,
5000 bushels, with sales of white at 80, and red
at l20, $50, l35, 1873. 40, las 40, l52 and l55
demand fair. Corn steady and q shade higher
sales of 50 bushels white At 10, and 500 bushel!
mixed at los, 100 and 10 Light offerings o
Rye, with sales of inferior NJ lO5. Oats quiet,
but prices steady sales Of 25C0 bushels Mt 81;
81; some samples withdrawn. Fruit in amply
supply and dull, especially for dried.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-17

The Washington Republican is urging q
reorganization OF the Republican radical
party in Virginia and advising that the
newly elected members 70 Congress from the
State should meet and take into consideration
the propriety OF calling convention OF the ne
publicans Radicals for the purpose OF reorga,-
iziog." We take it for granted that the newly
elected members of Congress, y will md some
thing else to d. besides meddllug IN any such
scheme.
A c;rcnlar about to be issued from the Treas
nrv Department. over the Secretary's sigma
ture. informs Collectors OF Customs that no
subordinate officer Of customs can be appoint
el orremoved without the previous sanction OF
the Secretary Of the Treasury. Where the
urgency Of the case requires the employment
of an officer to be discontinued before the Sc
cretary's sanction can be obtained he may be
suspended.
The Eogsh corn laws have at last been final
y abolished. The laws OF 1919, exempung
grain from import duties still retained
nominal fixed duty Of three pence per hun
dred weight on corn, meal and -four, which IL
1865 brought into the English treasury, the sun
of 81, 346,6i5. This tax is now remitted auc
hereafter grain and -four will be imported into
Great Britain free of any burdens i'm posed by
tho cnstona hou~e,
The reader will have seen by the telegraehiC
dispatch, in yesterdays Gazette, that Major
Pratt, of Texas whose case has for some days
kept New York in a warlikc condition, was dis
posed OF by the L. S. Commissioner, who dis
charged the prisoner from custody. The cause
assigned BY the Commissioner for his actor
was, that there were no facts in evidence suAi
Gent to warrant the detention of the prisoner
1t appears that no body has yet been abl(
TO see the comet which the newspapers report
ed could be seen in the Northern heavens
We learn that great many observers have
been looking Tor it, in vain.
The term OF Senator Fowler OF Tennessee
does not expire until March A. 1871.
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TO LADIES.

NECK GIBBONS AND BOWS OF EVERY
. DESCRIPTION,
SasheF, ell colo7s. very cheap; Grenadine'
for Wells, All colors, very cheap. ,,..,..
Also, an elegant assortment OF hiDEoNo "'
every shade and width.
Thread Lacos AMI Blends OF Nil widths, and
everything in MILLINERY GOODS. whirh
have selected myself in Now York githin the
last week, with the greatos. care, AID am pre-
pared to sell al cheap.
Mrs. C.. l.. SIMPSON,
INV LIFT No. l2J King street.
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VIRGINIA TEi!gS.

The Committee appointed Is the National
Board Of Trade to report upon the most least
be route for the transportation o: the heavy
products OF the West 10 the Atlantic coast me,
at the " hite Sulphur Springs yesterday. IL.
ports we're submitted from VIM. II. l}urwcil oi
New Orleans, Thomas ". Monroe OF Dubuque,
and r. Y. Hughes of Virginia They were
read and al three referred 10 Mr.. Hugher to
be 4ipested into form. The sessions will con-
tinuo several days.
Georec Peabody has donated to the Trustees
Of Washugtc" college,, OF which Gen Lee Is
President, $G0,0 vo. to establish an additional
| proteSsorship rs proposed by Gea. Lee. Mt.
Peabody health Is IMPROVED so much that he
was able to dine at the ho,ol yesterday. A. nc
appeared leaning on Gen. Lca's arm, the crowd
gathered around with demonstrations o! con
graduation on his convalesence.
A letter from a Georgetown merchant, in
the Manassas Gazette, speaks of there beng
some talk Of a railroad being buiIt connecting
| the Manassas section OF country with George
town, the road to run across the Aqueduct
bridge, going through Falls Church, from
| thence TO Fairfax Court House, passing near
Ccntreye and connecting with the Orange
A., Il Nj. Il. H., at Manassas.
A correspondent OF the Baltimore Conner
cial writes to that paper from the Allegheny
Springs that 1.-THE rolling stock of the Virginia
railroads is in admirable working condition and
equal to any OF the Northern roads, and the
employees arc certainly quite poite ana a''eh
i've ,c..
va iueSuay evening ias'' "'il'r'!
| red between TWO white men, Johh nays anu
~ 4
Jas. Hutchinson, at GulIiord station, Loudoun
county, whicn resulted III lpVcnlhSo s'ItSa
Hays on the nead WIN s'icH' iio!n l'io ene'''
OF which ne Cleo IN snort tiiiic'
The tram on the oou'hside haiifoao was
thrown off the track twelve miles from Peters
burr. Yesterday, instantly killing R. G. Hobson,
sn con '''' '''''
ro,tion Of Ranpahannock, has had season.
ot1o ,.aa,hor W. lo,r Tho oor, i ovoo,lo,t
Inc piSl[S no "a %mq IN, nort cGt
w., ,shto, 81 Ennrsh nontlomon ho.
oap'' Asn'o'' al i,ns'n" een',I'Ha"' i''S
purchased from Dr; John DAME! PaJnc soJ
| acres OF land near GreenWlch, Prlnce W llliam
county, for which he paid $4,000.
In Clarke county, Jarvis Jennings has been
anno;ntod he Gen Canbv Overscer Of the Poor
First MagisIerjai District. vice Robert A. C1ls
TON. removed from Office.
m, ..,o.o,. ,,,o5;n;,o ~ ;, .., ,,.I.od
Nv p"'O.' -11oI"' N""' ""' pe'''0
with eggs IN L9eSOurs last week, ana proven
TED from 1urther prosecuting MS business 10
! that place.
The woods in Chesterfield, on the line of
o the Petershuro railroad arc m fire. The
tn os have roochcd within = short distance Of
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sasss RE LIST.

su;; RIOS! ...........1 H. MOON SITS mig "
,UN sETs........6 81 HIGH WATER IN gOO ~
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, AUG. II.
ARRIVED.
Steamer E Knight, Denty. New York, &c
uooc. Wedderburn u Co.
Schrs Wild Pigeon, Providence; Carr
Holmes. Ailyn's Point; and Addie Mur5hie,
New York, to American Coal Co.
Schr John Ii Train Whestley, coal TO W A
Smoot
Steamer L Chamberlain, by W A Smoot
Schrs Wild Pigeon, Providence; Carrie
Holmes, Jersey City and Addic Murcaie,
Mystic Bridge, Conn, coal by American Coal
Brig Edith, Boston and schrs Jealous, Phil
adelpha Cabot, Boston Ada Ames, Boston /;
and l. b Wing, Boston, coal by j 7 Aghe|'
MEMORANDA.
S.hr 5 J Hoyt Cranmer, hence for New
Have. passed through He'll Gate 18th instant.
Schr Sparkling Sea, Rose, for Newburg,
hence o. New York 18th inst.
Schr W c Atwater, Psrkrr, for Bridgeport,
hence AZ New York 10Th inst
Schr Lucy Jones, Jones, hence ct Boston
l4th inst.
Schr Pinta, Smith, 70. this port, cleared st
Boston l4th inst:
Schr Reading Railroad, No. -. Robinson,
hence al philadelphia ,th M:
Schr Daniel s. Williams, Williams, hence AZ
Boston 18th inst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-17

Leonard Scott Il Co., New York, have re-.
published the July number of the Edipburg
Review. Contents The unpublished works
of Guiccsrdini; Lecky's history of European
Morals; Jacquenont' letters; Shakespeare
glossaries; John Balls Alpine Guide; Mrs
Somerville on Molecular Science; The Ring
and the Book; Freemans history of the Nor,
man Conquest; Fosters life of Lander; The
Marriage Law.
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Inc indictments against j. II. Plat Con
gresham elect for selling liquor without
license Incense, came before the County Court of
Chesterhe!d county, on Tuesday, the 10fh inst
and were dismissed without trial '"' i''N 'nS'''
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Mr. WIN. p Wood, late Chief OF Secret
Service Division, Treasury Department. is
spending some leisure hours, in making pamph-
lets containing suudry curious charges against
Mr.. Boutwell,, the Secretary of the Treasury,
and showing up the proceedings of the "Se-
cret Service Department under the former
and present regimes. 1t is precious pic
ture OF matters and things iu the Detective
line" We have three of these little pamph-
let's before us.
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AS AN Alternative,

!. acts directly upon the blood, cIean'nS ANI FH,
i,in., the vital current Of all the humof' anu IAN,
,,jTh disease or mallriou. influences have plant,
ANA .r,li,lfirr and uer,tralisug the effects
, ..ll or other poison, which may have h'r'.
,..'u into M, system For this reason II + ~
..i,;,.i. -. %, remedy for ScUoryLN ERr?H'NS o.
'" Ggry. Iyflr.Fyr CDNsrNrrloN. pforSf, ~
,rI viii cure th, mo-, virulent and "'-'"''
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The steamer Hornet left Philadelphia on
Saturday, having cleared for Liverpool via
Havana, Suspicion was aroused that it wa
intended to violate the neutrality laws in aid
ing the Cubans, and the Hornet was followed
by the revenue cutter Miami, with U. s, Mar.
shall Gregory on board. The Hornet was cap,
tured on Sunday morning, but nothing contra
band Of war is reported as being found. Hcl
decks were laden with coal and wood The
vessel is now lying at the Philadelphia Navy
Yard
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-17

The newspapers are publishing what PROBES
ses to be copy of the original OF paper filed
in North Carolina, many years ago, signed by
the parents OF Andrew johnson, binding him
10 serve a regular term Of apprenticeship at
the respectable trade he afterwards followed.
This paper is said to be extant in Maine or
Vermont we forget which. There is moth
ing either rich or race in the document, but
the question is ''how the ID it got there
that is in Maine or Vermont?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-17

Tho Baltimore Gazette remarks, with truth,
that throughout the whole of its dealings with
the South the Radical party has proceeded on
the heads | win, tails you lose system,
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By takine IRISIN the blood-wh.ch pc
,,c1tes al The tissue. and is the life and nutrition
,hereoe~is purined, rendering the whole System
perfectly healthy. .o.,,,-, ..
ouackerv. but the regular icrmnla oil q a.
tncuishcd practitioner now resident OF ran
more CITY, and so high does 1t stand IN Tue Il..
has ho.p adopted by physicians in their pract'''.
and is daily being prescribed and recommended
hy the most eminent Of the profession throughout
tie country. The better it becomes known IT,
NOR highly Is it praised and The more 'N'n'y1'
IS il used.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-17

il has m equal. II ACTION upon W ~ -, I
k-"j,,g. i, prompt. sautary and effective. ana D.
!, his property which render II one OF the .''.
and most reliable