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, 1869-07-08

G:cen River late in June, which story Ris-
don got hold Of, appropriated, md bogsled?
OF is tho story attributed to Sumner oulr
another version Of the lying invention Of
h1sdon, and which he left behind him in
Dakota? This can only be settled By nows
OF summer, OF the ASSURANCE from Green
River City that be has not returned there,
, 1869-07-08
THE KANSAS CITY BRIDGE.
Origin and His1efy OF tho Enter
PF1Ae~

From The 81. .oxpA t5to.) Htrasd, .,u,us.
Ine nanxnr4tton Today Of The nrst railroad
~ CttJ Aone; 1t demonstrstek the ptat&cabtlltJ
Of tne enterprise, It tescher the lesson that ra-
on seeonnt e1 e1 : fae anaepenea q nTe q Fl. mi,
nat,oaa No!E vs give beiow from etesat data n
Tse toai iesRsa e q ia lie z bsies Id prope. u 70,
1eet: Il ts supported By seven Piers. the spans
/ shors span On Esetnc Rx,road Off,. 7pf..4
! Epan reaching 70 channel Of river o. ,as a
! pivot dIAw span N.....-....,.......,...s s6D :"
l1aaa. 1pan sdts5a1E q 90 - ses1 s,ss Of:
span reaching 10 north shore. ......... 1a1
The ssnznsd fssesss tns bridge levei on he
no1th eide By pa1aing over $50 feet OF neatie
1ork, The Esade ratsiag one foot In The hundred,
kansas City st1e, N excavation in the oiu1 esr-
rtc8 The rrad round = 9hsfp curve to tae wn6s
into ne ts has ~ Mser bottom .he.s sneon Is
The location Of the piers ls a follows dow water
standing:
LIT pier. II ftet Of w.ter md tex Of ,.ra.
"a picf, Is teet Of y Ater md fsot o{ land
- F.eI: y ~ = ws.er nd = let II l.od:
& s. { ..el s:s! % e : ss' i lss .:st
IS s .ss,e x.:eF aas s 4 aa4
On account o. the shifting OF the sand 1t was
f9s9a @ ne1cssss5y . g dom e tie bea rock viii
taTer4gtug ktI rulles IN hour, utH devices snd
nEenoons were originated.
To convey an adequate idea Of the difficulty IN
aud sand, We gise brief description Of tue huiid.
inR OF pier 80 Il viii be seen from The above
,snle t5at toI1y.nre feet q sana had 70 be driven
through, IN addition % the ten feet of v1.er. T1e
bold and novel pilu Of driving pier OF rnasonry
bodily 10 the rocf. distance Of nity-1ve feet WA
construction cf which required g 80 fees Il oss M
Lunoef, and = poo pounds Of wrought iron; 1t Nas
poa . ss ea ss ss s ~ ia gc.s. n . T
outer vertical md The inner iuc1intng in W1rd ard
, 1869-07-08

OPPOSITION TO high TARIFF IN OHIO,
Tie Republicans Of Ohio have been moro
welded to the absurd notion that a high
tariff WIS protection to The industry Of
American labor than the Republicans OF
any other Western State. But they arc
gradually getting over the deluaion, and ar.
coming to see that high tariff is simply
high tag Oh the earnings of the peopla, and
that every cent collected under it comes out
Of the pockets Of the consumers, the s2me
na any other tax leFied on personal proper
ty. The Richland (Ohio) Republican Con.
yention adopted, with great enthusiasm,
day. Rish1and County is the home Of Sen
ator John Sherman, who has, heretofore,
supported and advocated ali the high tariff
schemes and EEindles:
"a Etsolred, That until the public debt is paid.
He arc opposed 70 any further appropriations Of
r1toTy. to the building Of fa1uad1 to the digging
OF canals or to any other purpose than the neces-
har nhn9 S5nsnses T5nn; o. The NJ
tstr :orerH'n<nt stthstiies and grtadis nsotopoks
n ttery t1nd, and that, therefore, We heartily
Gu to a5jutt il to purely r<ren.e slanda,d T.
General Brinke1hof, speaking in support
of this unAnimorsly-ad Republican
platform, said:
.'shsll We, through fear OF the political power OF
New York or PsunrJlraata, fall to look to our own
interests, anc DO what u right for all.
"1t sesms 70 me we can aaord 70 leave such
these States The last Presidential election has
shown that the scat Of empIrc has moved to the
md Fenfsyisania and .as otnef Esssesn " s.asss.
are only satellites 10 our Western non.
, 1869-07-08

IN Iue Jcdr ISI2 Tue asH1eaatE number Of miles
Of railroad IN active operation much exceeds
1900.
Pennsylvania Is at present the "bnunet" State
Is to railroads, having LOO miles IN operation:
Illinois Ia next New YORK and OHIO have nearly
the same number Of miles TIE States having
ench over ,QOQ miles Of ra!lEoaIf NE tnesa:
, 1869-07-08

From the .Stse York EFensng Post
The progress Of railroads. IN this country Is no
doubt greater At This tune than 1t any former
period. Their growth since the year 1851. when
the nrst road for passengers Nas opened, Is here
, 1869-07-08

0' ..
cosone1 AAus Aattson ~ Mehuoucd iol seele-
1ary OF eta8e II hlunesots 10 rePFesent tne scan-
onAE1ans on tne AepnbNcan ncket
The Jackson Clarion urzes that q proportional
number Of co,o.td delegates be elected to the
Mississippi Democratic State Convention, 2hould
one be held
1+,a,snortaa tho. +he p4r nr r n na,rowa
=. teIo4 t1u tAA4 sAc nv oi' u -. oAAAos @
OF BsDbro uton Bridge, will he tho candidate OF the
,,,-, ,a,n.a,.n.a NJ, to- r,a,.-,n- ~ ~
Steulti'0ee Aeo 1os SoFesao1 VI -ee"
AasulenAe C.
Ine DEMOCRATS II Aasoo county, Ill, n2Ye
rnnde the foluEin1 untninatioEs. Fof CLERK l. 4
MITCHELL Tor treasurer, j. a. fnclrs; 1of 'ohect
J. H. Mallory: for Superintendent Of Schools II,
~ Mo-zn
IL noIsk~ .... ....
The Republicans In Alabama have made the
<.u.n,.. I,o....n,t. =, ,,,,,,,n,t.,. 1-,.,. ~.
4ono" kouetSs9A1Aa4 A1lA4u4a44buS' r4as DH.
trict, A. F. Buck, OF Mobile; Second District, c.
n 1,rcrIov or 4tontco,,err. Tt,ra D,s,,,r, p,h
er1 a Tenjn oY Rsn,inl,h. Fourth Dstr,ct ch,a
HaYs- of C;rccu. Ftrth District ]. j. I1tnos Of
Morxau.
, 1869-07-08

| precedented in the history OF the State.
| The regular candidates Of The respective
| parties were rs follows:
Republican, Cons<,ratire.
GOVERNOR
Henry H. "e[a Ikr4rs,s4 GaSsEs aaTExsov :; Walker
]. D. Harris John +. Lewis
| ATTORNEY GENERAL
iao"as e ooSden' coscsaas Samss Z. Taylor
!. Richard 9. Aver G. S. Watson.
= lanes Il. P1ats Jr
GhaI1ca !, :, Il: s1a poEsSs. JAM James u e. Hannicut
: Castor 6. CurtlA Rcoen L. owen.
!. Charles Whiitssey. Iesis AcKenzie. %
i, George $. sauth James Z. Gibson.
AT LARGE
\ A. d. Crane, Geo. ". Butt&, Joseph Segar.
There were several independent candi-
dates for Congress, including FIVE colored
| men.
The Legislature elected will consist Of 40
/ Senators and 100 Representatives chosen
from districts The candidates for the Leg
iAlAtutc on the Walker ticket are all white
Len; but, on the Wells ticket, there are at
least one-haH who are colored men, Tbs
Legislature is important from the fact that
it will have to elect two Senators of the
United States
Tie registration counts up o45, coo votes,
against 10, 80 in 1867. In 1867, the white
Voters Registered exceeded the colored bv
n',out $4,000. This year the white majori-
y is said to be $4,000. Everybody in the
State entitled to vote was registered The
Democracy registered everything from the
cradle to the g1nve. It go happens that
large body Of the whites voted for Wells
ind n number Of the blacks voted for
Walker, md the result Of the election de-
lends upon the extent Of these yariAtions
from the genera course of both classes OF
yoterS. The chances have been in favor Of
Walker; but it will require scveral days yet
to learn the actual result
The thorough revolution which the war
has produced in Virginia and the complete
prostration Of the once Offensive pride OF
the "gcutry" Of that State arc e1emplided
in the fact that both the candidates for
Governor are men Of Northern birth, and
neither Of them Of any extraordinary chnr-
acter. Wells is Detroit nun, and Walker
is from Chicago. Both are lawyers, but
neither had attained any remarkable repu-
tation before leaving for Virginia. The
Detroit -ddrrrfiseT speaks al Wells Is ian
intelligent, cultivated, patriotic gentle
man, and Walker had much the same
reputation when in Chicago, Neither OF
them, however, would probably have ever
heen nominated for Governor, either IN
Michigan OF Illinois, and now one or The
other il to take the chair which in
times past has been filled by the long
line Of Randolphs, A1nsons, Tyler,
Lees, Tazewells, Monrocs, Barboura,
eliminating in Wise and Letcher.
Whichever be elected, the State, under the
new order, is to be governed by plobeian,
"a person without q lineage known to Vir-
gininns,-n mudsiu who never owned
slave, nor an aero Of Virginia lind.
If the constitui ion be adop4- !, the Legis-
lature elected under it viii meet aud carry
ont the requirements Of the act Of Congress,
and then ut the next session the Senators
and Representatives elect will be entitled
to admission, though, as in tho case of the
Geo1gia Senators, an arbitrary majority
nny refuse that act OF Justice.
, 1869-07-08

There are Just now great many lines building
u the state Of New York. which miu. In ahoft
time, gtFe It the greatest number OF miles In nsa
Of ali The states- A few days Ago We printed
list OF some Of these-
Of the country may be setd By comparing the
amount OF capital invested in them and In the
b&nks.
Bank Nationai L6o: capital 1aa....... sisAno1no
banka, StAtc, S70l Mo
, 1869-07-08
Tbr Grihrne,
SUBSCRIPTION Terms:

kAIAEII M ADrAlck
Daily Edition. peI 5e1S. tJ .SIl,QQ
THWcely Edition, PEI ycsr, by NAn-....... 600
EuneaE Fdtlnn, Ter Jea-. b. kAu-.-......-... 2.a0
Weekly Edition. EtF yc4<. bT HA1t~.....,---- 400
Paris Il yrzr at same T1taL
To prtreat delay and .atAknA be suIr and sive Pot
Oft1er AAtrrra IN fnl., including State and county,
P.<tr:..tre, allowed Ten PEI cent commission oa
3c..ly ratxe7!r:la1G
1ar:lsAncts a1.F Re made e!:aeg By dr.tt. e1proa,
t< Osec order or IN Trsis.errd letter. u our riAk
1Ehxs TO CITY sEhsch1nER1:
Daily cf1r-rd, Sunday kICIrTIn.4S cents pc1 Wttk.
Dali: DEL, c+rd. SurL1y NcLCpIn3Q cents r4s teek
Ad!oH TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Chlcaxo III
, 1869-07-08
TIE VIRGINIA ELECTION

The election in Virginia on "Wednesday
was very important one, and, so fur as We
have heard. passed off peaceably. The
vote polled was large one, and wholly un-
psecedensed in the history OF the State.
The regular candidates Of The respective
.,netieS xafa ps fnT1nuS.
, 1869-07-08

real and personal, tho thoughts. the notes, the
bodies and souls Of hundred thousand or n!rl-
ion human beings, Is the casa may be, held
between the thumb and finger Of one man,
and used As he Ifteth. Tears aso
tho Faithful In Utah qu!t-clAmed everything they
had on eatth-soue OF them eyen their women and
ch1drrn-to Brigham Young. ~ T1ustee IN trust
for the Aornau Church, and no one can buy prop.
eny In CtAh without qulcting this title. During
the past three months, al the best public laud Ii
the Territory hxs been entered uuder the home
stesA md rree1rptton lnwr, and eTer3 entry has
bccu eGected BY the legal oath "that II Has for
the exclusive use and benefit OF the pre- enptot.s'
What rnass OF perjury Is here: These N en- hare
been tolerated trespassefs only on the property OF
The Mormon Church for dozen 5e25& AID thus,
under the beue1cens provisions Of our land h va,
great bodies Of the public land arc Illegally paAslng
INTO the hAnds Of m organization ~ hostile 10 Us
as II IL possible 10 hc, Il merely nominal price.
Can We Adord IT, Shall We lid our swnsu enemies
Godspeed: How much longer IL this mon
etroul ISM to be ALLOWED 10 eItcnd and
strengthen iIs roots IN American soil through or
indifference, palteEtng Of contempt: II Ii not
forty yekrs 0nce the Mormon Church W1s organ
lzed, md 1t now embraces, prohahiy, quarter CT
! million souls-fanaueA, A. infatuated Is my re-
lgtou1 devoteta that crer Lived. Don't believe
that they arc hJpoc1tes. From Brigham down
they are sincere with the utmost human unceft-
tg-ote ready TO light, to snder, to die: they A,u
wholly and nezceiJ sincere, and thas Is tae sole
and Ensle sec1rt of their success know not
what the charm u II be Dol thh1 Of novelty II
their lesders are impossoTs, be surr they began By
Imposing On themselves
You may Iemenbcr TINT there WAS tinoo when
the nr1t cargo Of 1lAves was dellSercd In America,
and that there WIS , tine when their de-
sce1d2nts counted tour millions, when tnttE
owners rose tn Arns against rs, In
rerlf1ng Ill thxt Is OF value tn our
CIVILIZATION, rcddenin8 The face Of conttnen
with blood rtdgng II with graves planting 1t with
cypfess, and fastening on ihr snrytTprs Of the
dreadful corvuls1on saIatlop Is bcFdehsorne Is
II u tne1orahle and eternal. African aavel1. IS It
existed In The Eouth In 1850, was about one-thtrd
part II Anasontstic to our civilization - Mormon
um Politically, 1t was our sndpodes-aoe relt
Stoos and social tdeal Of the soacty based On 1t
sere The ssms n ours; whereas those OF the
Mo1mona are NOT only uul antpodes N round
bot they arc ooslAHed both BY our eaTA and 10
tts,ocs codes and they sru Aggressive, hts8tl1nE
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Transient Advertisements viii be inserted ut
former rates, VIZ; 81 for the frat Insertion OF
one square, OF eig Int lines or less, and tw entY-
i've cents tor each subsequent insertion.
For Special Notices or City Items 10 cts. per
line for the first insertion, and eight cents per
line for etch subsequent Insertion will be
charged.
Marriage and Death Notices fifty cts. Obitu-
aries will be charged at advertisement rates ior
notices over four lines.
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THEY ARE COMING

TRY THEM-Our xxx Ground Coffee, 25,?;
l. our Xxx do, 28c; pure Toasted or Gro.
Co1iees 81 and 35c; our Laguyra Toasted COT
fee, 9sc our Java Toasted Coffee, 50c These
Cotiees arc all freshly toasted, and warranted
to give better satisfaction than Colfees bought
of New York and Baltimore houses and sold
here at the above prices. For sale by tho bar
rel or in quantities to suit, by
my IL D. Z. MlLBO ~.
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DEDUCTION IN PRICESl
Oh T. A z Il K f. A ID g.

GEORGE BAUER, at his new Bakery. 2Ol
King street. has reduced his prices, and now
ohers good fresh . ID losvei ut Rread Tor cts,
and 10 losves tor cts
Give him call. my l4-lw-
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING

For cur own ana the convenience Of regular
advertisers, aud to prevent any misunderstand-
ing, wo have carefully prepared and scaled the
rates OF advertising in the GAZETTE, for the year
1864, and present the following table OF space
unl nrites from. loh ch tere mil BE no Qerta toN
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

On or before the 1st day Of June The sa6sc rib |,
ers expect to remove to the NEW SfOh =,
No. lO2 King street. four doors east OF tn eli
present location. Wishing to close % out q;
STATIONBRY as is possible before m ov in g.
they offer all goods now in store at very ma, m
terisl reduction in prices. Tho business Off &C e;
of the "SOUTHERN CHURCllMAN" " vii
be removed ut the same time and TO the same
place rrru,,o1p
ep 20 D. 81 w. d. En- w lohE'
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DRY GOODS.

OUR NEW GOODS this season embrace nj, thsS n
" more choice and varied sssoTlnent MI ,n"" o..
wc have had for several seasons. We take es'
peeiai pleasure in inviting all who want cheeaP e
and good goods to examine our STOCK. odt aii
motto is. mo trouble to show goods ana ai-
ways sell ct the lowest price. uoooD
nv b hODERi L. w
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AMPS. LAMP GOODS s. OIL.

WIN. COGAN,
Is, North Royal Street,
offers for sale Lamps in great variety, from the
little Tom Thumb, to tho most magnificent Par
lor Lamp; Cut, Ground and Plain Globes;
Chimneys, all kinds and sizes; Brushes, WICK
sonable prices Especial attention is called to
large lot of Stand Lamps ust received, Purcha-
red at extremely lew figures, and offered at cor
rosponing rates. All who want real 6arY@r!'
n han dsome Parlor and Table Eamps had bet
or come quickly. mn o-tI
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NEW AND ATTRACTIVE BOOKS.

The Pilgrims Progress, by John Bunyan
printed on very large type, and elegantly IL
iustrsted with many colored engrsvingsi NJ
octave volume London edition. So.
BOOKS OF ONE SYLLABLE.
Robinson Crusoe, Evenings at Home, anc
in words of one syllable, printed on large type
and beautifully illustrated with col9reA engra
wings. Sl.5O each. London edition.
Breakers Ahead, or Larry Dalton, by Har'
riet b. McKeever, author of "Edlths Minis
try" &C. SIPS.
Just published and for sale by
ROBT. BELL, Bookseller,
mv2 Gl King street
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OUR NEW WHITE GOODS.
PROPORTIONAL.
IAMES b. HODGKIN, DDS,

I AMkS Z. HODTKIN, D.U.o.,
tlraduatc Of the Baltimore College of Dental
Surgery)
References given to those desiring them, and
the faithful and satisfactory performance OF all
professional promises assured. go
Patients from the country will please notify
mo q few days in advance of their intended
visits.
Dental Office, No. North Washington st.,
in rear of Milburns Drug Store Residence, 81
Queen street, near Pitt. ap Z0-ll
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Terms Of snbscription--InVarlabIy IN Au
.,.nxaNDRlA GAZETTE

AND VIRGINIA ADV Err IT'S + 4
(FOR run COUNTRY
l. t,,.nIishel regularly on TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS, At SIX DOLLARS PER
4nnua-paVd6ie M Gdvdnee
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ROCKS a. STATIONERY.
NEW Books TO- ID A
~ AT
FRENCH'S,
No. % KING STREET.

No. % KING STREEl
HYMNS Ancient and Modern, for use IN thC
Services of the Church, with accompanying
tunes, by William Henry Monk, oFgan''' %
the Choir of Kings College, LONDON: .,ioo,
Life of Philip Doddridgr. ID, WIN notIGc'
of his cotemporaries and specimens oi MS style
by ID. A. lIarshna, M. n. III.
The White Rose, by &. j. Whyte MeiVil'o
70 cents.
Aspects of Humanity, Brokenly Mirrowenc
in the ever Swelling Current OF Human Speech
70 cents.
Improved Modern Pocket Dictionary Of tht
French and English Languages for tho every
day purposes of travellers and students, by
Ferdinand T.. A. Case. -,
The Sexes Here and Hereafter. by Wm. Il
Hocombe Md, author Of Cur Children IL
Heaven" Sl.50. ,
Hans Brectmsn in Politics. 81 Humorous Po
EN-, by Charles G; Lelsndf d.. uu. J., roh,
Esten Cooke. SlO. :.
Recrestions of Country Parson, new edi
ton. An admirable book. 2vols.; S2'oo'
nv il G. +. FRENCH.
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THEY ARE COMING
HAIR !

HAIR HAIR, HAIR!
Just received fine assortment Of HAIR
BRAIDS. CUkLS, &c. of the best quality. 1
can furnish Brsds any color at prices ranging
from 30 to $50. A Hair goods viii. bo sent By
mail to any part of the country, free of postage
CHAS. w. GREEN,
my 10 6s, King street
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TNO PARENTS.
There is nothing more interesting to parents
than TO see their children tastefully clad, and
have, therefore, determined to make p speciali'
ty of the manufacture of
BOYS CLOTHING,
in which hsvo had many years experience,
and also have for sale patterns of all sizes, rep
resenting all the latest styles, which l am pre-
pared S1T, to furnish by tho single pattern or in
snits, for twenty-five cents each. Full diree.
tions will accompany each pattern, and will be
sent by mail, on receipt Of price, if desired
|. f. MUDD,
No 3GS ID street, corner Ninth,
ar 25-Sm Washington ID. c.
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GROCERIES,.

I T. SHERWOOD'S
d. FAMILY
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE,
Cor. Queen and st. Asaph sts:,
Jan 2l If allen aNDhlA, ~.
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WANTED.

WANTED
1000 CORDS OF GOOD CHESTNUT OAK
BARK,
for which we will pay $l6 per cord. delivered
at Alexandria on the cars of the o., A. & nj.
K. r., or at the Tannery. :,
We also want 500 cords of good BLACK OAK
BARK, for which we will pay $40 cord.
We have always on hand OAK and HEM
LOCK SOLE LEATHER, UPPER LEATH-
Err, of all kinds, Harness, Bride and Skirting
Leather, which we sell at tho lowest cash prices
We are paying the highest cash prices for good
BEEF HIDES, dry and green. ~
@. &. SMOOT & SONS,
an I2-tf Alexandria Va.
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nIANOSl MELODEONSl
PARLOR ORGANS
Having removed to 1877, King street, above
Washington, wish 10 call the attention OF per-
sons in need of
PIANOS, ORGANS MELODEONS. &c,
10 nv stock OF the above instruments, which L
offer for sale on the most accommodating terms.
Having practical experience of moro than IL
wears in this business, am able to judge OF tho
qualities of Pianos, and to offer for sale none
bet those of reliable Makers such as
KNABE Il Co, Baltimore.
WM HEINEkAMP, Baltimore.
JAMES w. VOSE, Boston, and others.
Also, good second hand Instruments tor sale
or rent.
Pianos, Organs, Accordeons and all musical
instruments tuned and repaired with tho great
oct 7~tf " BECKER.
F'1S"'
No. Potomac Shad.
Shad Roe.
Family Roe Herring
No. | Potomac Herring.
Eastern Herring.
For sale at wholesale and retail BY
WATTLkS y co,
an I'm Il KING St, Alexandria, Va
CALTl SALT
To arrive lO00 sacks g. a. Salt.
COO sacks Evans Fine Salt.
eco sacks Verdin's Salt.
VIII be sold at market rates rom store "'
sn91 No. Il north Union street.
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mo t,ONNISSIEURS AND INVALIDS-
We effer pure Old Rye and Bourbon Whis-
Eies. pure French Brandy, Holland Gin, Scotch
Whiskey Jamaica Spirits, Port Wine Madeira
Wine, "Bouzy" Champagne Golden Eagle
do, which for purity and flavor cannot be ex-
celied in any market,
nv 10 BREWIS & LAWSON.
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~ CHINE.
For simplicity, durability snd 6esuly 'neg nHS
.,nd unri ysllei stitch same NJ Sinsof aIa
Wowes; do Mi Kinds OF family sewing "'''
Tailoring. .o,.r-fvo dollars. Call
Buy one ne! and nd,iac. satG 3asehiSe. a~Snsyt at
end see thiS p'i'' ADOLPH DIEDEL'S,
,s,t,v,u MOI 156 King street.
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ting marriage. being aware of Physical Weak-
ness, Organic Debility, Deformties, speedily
He who places himself under the caro- OF DIR
j. may religiously confde in, his honor as =
gentleman, and confidently rely upon his ski'.
as q physician.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-20
YOUNG MEN.

Especially, who have become the victims : OF
solitary vice, that dreadful and DESTRUCTIVE
habit which annually sweeps to an ultlmely
grave thousands of Young. Men OF the mos! mos
migbt otherwise have entranced listening Sens
tors with the thunders OF cloquence, or w"keL
to estscy the living Tyre, may call with i"i'
con ficnco.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-20
THE ONLY PLACE WHERE A CURE
CAN BE OBTAINED.

DIR. JOHNSON has, discovered the most
Cer,ain, Speedy, and only Efectusl Remedy Ill
,ba World for Weakness of the Back or Limbs,
Strictures, Str Affection of the Kidneys or Bladder
Involuntary Discharges, Impotency, General
Dobilty. Nervousness, Dyspepsis, Languor,
1 Low Sp1irits, Confusion of Ideas, Papitation o.
the Heart, Timdity. Trembling, Dlmness Dim @s.G o.
Sight G@dSsii Ss AesSn. PisaiS of the the Live
Lungs. mTva.' stomach, or Bowels-ttose Terrible
Disofdcrs arising from Solitary Habits o.
Youth-sccret and solitary practices more iaia .s.
to their victims than the song OF Syrens 10 .n'
Mariners of Ulysses, blighting their mosI pI,'
liant hopes or anticipations, rendering mS'
riage, &C., impossible