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FACTS ABOUT THE MIND.
Lecture by Rev. DIR. Duryea.

Lecture by Rev. DIR. Duryea.
DIR. Duryea delivered the second OF his course Of
lectures on mental science before the Brooklyn
Young Mems Christian Association last night. He
began by referring the that has been carried
on during the last century between the
forces within man and without or the sub
jectve and objective philosophers, and showed
that the m ateralist cannot stop short Of
Pantheism, and that the opposite doctrine leads
to dealism. After showing that there would
be no smell II there were no nose and no sound If
there were no ear, and that all OBJECTS winch
his eye' The lecturer proceeded to get his audi
ence out OF the fog in which for the sake OF argu
ment he had enveloped them. The clearing up pro-
cess very satisfactory to the large audience.
who were, no doubt gratifed to find that they were
and their surroundings changed by incontrovertDle
reasoning into thin air.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY DECEMBER

compeiled 10 issue proclamation prohibiting the
doors from being opened after nine O'Clock.
The gentlemen who had charge OF the magic
were kept quite busy, they have been during the
previous evenings in deciding the late OF shawls
chairs cushions, and what not all which went to
make up the sitmnaun bont4n of the many nice
things that were '.set up to be knocked DOWN to
room Immediately in front OF their stand was
blocked up so completely all the evening
by the eager hundreds. each one OF whom
stood patiently for hours at time wait
ing TO hear his or her name called out az that Of
q winner that l0comotion was out OF the question.
over 100 ARTICLES upon which chances had been
taken were rallied OF and as many individuals
made happy. This evening some OF the larger
prizes will be raled or when IL Is expected all the
claims allotted to every article Of value win have
been taken.
In the zone Hundred Prize', series drawn last
evening tickets Nos. ,2s7 and 1923 won grand
pianos.
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The HEBREW EAIs.

The Crowd Inst EveninG-Some Of the Big
Prizes to he ''KnOcked Down'' Tonight.
The Hebrew Fair rooms, In Fourteenth street, were
crowded last night as they were never crowded
before since it was opened In fact, it was almost
an impossibihty for a lady who had any regard
whatever for the entirety Of her fashionable ..pet
np to make her way from one table to another with
ont running the risk OF being numerically divided
into infnitessimal pieces. The floor committee
were at their wits end how 10 accommodate the
mutitudes which Kept pouring In through the
entrance way during the evening, ana had It not
been Tor their activity and nntiring exerons IL IA
quite probable that Alderman Hart would have been
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TIE A.HaeMAas hospital.


BAN Of the Ladies' Aid Society nj Del.
moncoss.
The 1rst ANIMAL bah OF tue Lades' Aid Society O,
ire Hapnemann Hospital took place last evening,
Delmonco's. This bali was got up by some inDu-
entail ladies VINO have the cause OF homeopathic
science at heart The Legislature has granted $4,000
on condition that those who are interested
in the esta bIshment OF the hospital will
raise an equal sum tQEaru TINS OBJECT
the bah was opened by Richard b. Connolly, the
pretty Comptroller, and his lady There were many
added to the instye OF the; gay scene. Altogether
the bali may be regarded as q success, and COM
prised some OF the Rpst fashionable men and women
OF inc metropolis -Four hundred tickets were
Sold and the proceeds oil the ball amount to about
q
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ST. haARY's CHURCH FAIR.

lady's fair for the benefit OF st. Mary's church,
in Grand street, is now In progress In the basement
OF the church. Handsome ladies, lively music, val
liable and useful articles plenty OF fun and oppor-
tunities to assist q good work are the Inducements
presented. they have so far been very successful
and a. the fair IL 10 continue during TINS and the
next week. the ..aidr acquired for the church Will,
m doubL be quite .smateriaLo
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship LORD Post Havana via Savannah Dec H.
Steamship huntsville Crowell. Savannah e5 hours with
sseamshp sodac Scksrson Savannah Dec H. with
mdse, to Murray, Ferris Co;
and Norfolk with mdse and to the Old Dominion
schr + Msrwn. Pearce,, Wilmington. NC, days. with
nI ScSr sisIe' ks 10 E.ans s. C
schr q II Kirk, Robinson, Virginia.
schr I 4 Hopii1 5, Predmore, virginia
s sssG ss assGHh S1S' S. s5ig Virginia
schr tibbts Roberts, Virginia
Schr Sarah Turves, Jones, Virginia.
s schr sd K1PP c9e vrsn Virginia for New Haven
ssSr W.T. weoahs hssEsI yrs!ns Boston 'A'
'f sas
schr Julien Il s Nelson, Caiv is aeorseiown. be-
schr Loie Kots, Vaughn, Georgetown. DC, for Provi
scIr Mary TAR, conwen, Baltimore.
sshr ) B Wheeler Lloyd. baltimore.
schr Prince Leboo, Eldridge, baltimore.
schr s. James Keaf Baltimore for Tannton:
anss S da Bridge
schr Helen Mar, NIcksrson Philadelphia for Boston.
The bark yn9s s from .saas which arrived at
Ssa. sSSs: @ @
has been ordered to Charleston and will proceed 10th.
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Wamsutta, Fish, New Bedford for New York.
with mdse and passengers, TO Ferguson 4 Wood.
Schr John B0ynt0n, Mitchell, Calais via Bridgeport for
New York, with plaster to John Boynton, Sons Co.
Schr Ella Brown, Robinson East Machas for New York,
with lumber, to order.
schr Boston, Nickerson, Rockpo for New York; days.
with granite to Charles Cadet with the loss of flying b.
BOUND EAST
Schr II Hall, Calhoun Baltimore for Boston
Schr Ella Barnes, Harvey Baltimore for Bri dgepor
Schr Abbie p Avery Ryan, Baltimore for New Haven
Schr w Brainard Lee, Philadepha for Portland, c.
Schr Aid, Smith, Philadelphia for somerst
Schr Adele Trudce, Camp Philadelphia for Pawtucket
Schr Belle, Reynolds, Port johnson Tor Boston,
Schr Webb. ABBY Ellzabethport for New Haven.
Schr Native Dehart, Ezabethport for New London.
Schr Ida Dearing Elizabethport for Trenton.
schr Cara Belle, Robbins, Albany for Providence
Schr Annie RUSSELL Harrison, New York for Portland c.
Schr Freesone, Pelton, New York for Portland, Ct.
Schr Geo Washington. Peck, New York for New Haven.
Schr . G Acken, Mead, New YORK for Stamford
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PHILADELPHIA ID

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10. 1870.
The biz to create paid Fire Department for this
city passed the Councils tonight and only awaits
the Mayors signature 70 become lave
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SAILED.
Shipping Notes.

Steamships Aleppo. Livcrpoo General Barnes, savan
nah Georgia, Charleston.
Wind at sunset NV, fresh
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MO MORE MEDICINE.-700v CURES WITHOUT
IN dr,,gs bv DUBARRY'S DELICIOUS REVALENTA
FOOD, OF dyspepsia consumption, constipation, darrhGa
and ali KINDS and stomach disorders Copies OF
cures sent free. Sold In ns-i b. 81 25 IL lbs $40 DU-
BARRY Il CO., 1853 william street, New York; and at all
druggists' and grocers'.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
/ Saik | Desiinat,em.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF DECEMBER AND JANUARY.
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lizard WOOD BOARDS AND
III Spanish Cedar Tor Cigar Boxess
and large and magnificent assortment OF
Veneers,
comprising everything in their ne both foreign anu comes
tic which they invite the special attention Oh iii Dealers
s'nu 'o' e"'"''s"' "'N GEO W. READ 4 CO,
1853, 100 and l72 Centre street.
Factory 99l Monroe street and Sss Madison street.
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Barometer corrected for elevation and tempera-
Sure.
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SHIPPING NE w s.


Uses. 80. Is Noon rises morn IL "a
cts. 49,. A 33 High water. ..eve 2 Al
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
~ different States; desertion, &c. sufficient cause NO
publicity. No charge until divorce obtained Advice free
NJ. HOUSE. Attorney, 100 Broadway,
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
~ different States for causes No pubncity' no
charge until divorce obtained: advice Tree.
+. l. KING Couns eloratLaw, 1858 broadway
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FERTILIZERS.

STANDAkD PERIODICALS FOR 1870,
- RepubIished by tho LEONAKD SCOTT
bio to all desirous Of being well in'orarnd On
the great auhj"cts Of the any.
J. Tie Edtnbnrqh Rcgt"!O.-This Is the oldest
Of tie series. In It's main features it still lol-
lows in the path marked out by Br"ug ham, ,.jrf.
frey, sydney Smith and Lord Holland, it, orr
ginal founders and E irst contributors.
T. The London Quarterly Rerie,0, which com
menccs its l2aLh volume with tho january num-
1t resoutely main tans ia opposition in poliic~
and shows equal vigor III il+ literary depart
ment.
8 The Westminster. Rscie.0 mu4 just closed It's
92d volume. In point III literary ability this
Review la fast rising t. level Win il c"mp"l-
itors. 1t is tho advocate 81 p"itIr"i '!ii rrtI~
gious liberalism.
a. Thc NorM Eyitish Rerir,o, now IN Is jlsl
volume, occupies n worry hlgn position III rc-
riodical literature. Passing beyond tie GHrr"w
Journalism u schools and parties, tt appeals /"
a wider range OF sympn.hica and :. higher IN
tegrtv Of conviction
s. Blnrk,cooFs EJabnrgh M!yo@i,~ wn=
commenced 81 yeHrs ago. EGun'Iing ihH '1u%"-
tcrlCs in its literary Anh scientific departments.
i. has won y vide reputation ;"r ih" rnrrAilT''
and sketches which cnlir"n IT, pages
TERMS FOE 1870. --F"r any ON: ii the h@-
views, 81 per Annum; for ANY two "i the Vo-
views 81; !0r any three Of tnr Reviews, :'iu;
for all four Of the Kcvinws,$l2; for Ei"chwood'
ageHln ~ lE n,"M "n',' ''n. ,; %' !,,t '
Si0i i"r B"oKw" ;,','i tmfo.; @, III, "v'.%z
9,, ~. ''i,or, a. " no ~ ;n,I ,
,ars r.,E * piactn"oj =; r~:is '"'''
un " pn";cn" .rr nnhi:hnJ ,rs,riorly. Har;.
,,Ind's Wsoay;r,r i mnnLhrr VnIlIrnrs COIN.
"""u : ,,
mencc III 'h"'"r5' c,...,. ...,, ...i,
CLUES us',o''ht 81 hw'n.S ro 'r 'r,,, |','
be allowed 10 CLUBS "i l"i- -: more !eF$'H7
when the pcrI1dlc"!S are ;chI |" one :thH Tc'S.
PoSTAuE.-Thc postage on 'irrcnt SNnSrfI!'-
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Washington, dec l5-tf
HRIST Nj AS 1859.
AVERY & DAV d $ O N,
22G King street, cor. Alfred,
Announce that to meet tho wants OF the Ap-
proachng Holidays, they have made largo AL
ditnns to their stock Of "
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,,
AMI ara now prepared TO offer An assortment
which in variety and prices cannot be excelind.
We name in part
Iaver Raisins, whole, half an,. quarter boxes.
Valencia RaisIns, New Citron.
New Gurrants, Fishers Minco Meat.
Sweet Cider, Flavoring Extracts.
Pure Spices. Preserved Ginger.
Canned Fruits and Vegetables.
Sardines, English and American Pick NC,
Ar VERY Low PRICES.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
,IAulaca Spirits, Madeira Wine.
~ +. Rum, Shorty Wine'
French Brandy, Fort VINE,
Holland Gin, Cooking Wines.
"Buker,'' "rhompson," Hanger" "Zeig-
ler." "Gray" and other choice brands OF Wills
kios. An examination Of goods solicltod.
AVERY & DAVIDSON.
dec 13 22G King ST., cor. Alfred.
IN OOO POUNDS cHoICE @ FAMILY
| have on hand and offer for sale 10, 600 lbs OF
CHOICE FAMILY BACON,
Of nv own curing, consisting of Hams, Should.
crs, breasts and Jowles; also Il large supply o.
NEW GROCER1ES.
Families in want Of q nice articl Will p lease
give mo call ,as lam determined TO sell cheal
for cash. SAM l.. D. hhhD'
land II South Fairfax street.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Marriage and Death NOtlces ttty cts. ObLu-
aries will be charged at advertisement rates, for
notices over four lines.
Transient advertisements will be inserted ut
former rates, viz: 81 for the first insertion OF
five cents for each subsequent insertion.
For Special Notices or City Items Is cts. per
line for the first insertion, and eight cents per
line tor each. subsequent insertion will be
charged.
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GROCERIES,.

TKoCEhlEs'
Having Just returned fr"m the North. whore
| |, with great care have selected very rhoc,
| lot Of GROCERIES,. consisting OF every Aticl,
| found in the grocery line | would invite
call from my friends and tho public generally
| in my stock can be found
Sugars, Teas and Cotl, os. of all grades.
Brandios, Wines, Whiskos, &c, Foreigl
and Domestic.
Preserved Fruits, in cans and jars.
Iellies, Sauces. Catsups, &c.
American Pickles, in jars and bbls.
Also Cross and Backwell's Pickles.
Flour-Fine, Super, Extra and Family;
DEMONSTRATING and Chewing, Of all kinds
Cigars and Cigarettes, Of the finest quality.
Soaps-Common, Patent md Toilet.
Syrups and Molasses.
Fine Salts, in sucks, small bags AL boAos.
Candles-Sperm, Adamantino and lAllow.
Vineear-Common, Cider and White Wine.
Vegetables, in cans and jars.
NutS-W&lnuts, Pecans, Almonds, &c
Boxed Fruits, such as Ctron, Figs and Rails
ins, in quarter half and whole boxes also,
Sccdlcss Raisins, Dates, Mince Meat and Cur
rants.
A large let Of Wood and Willow Ware
BrOoms, &c
ams-Country and Sugar cured, covered
and uncovered.
Shoulders, Breast Pieces and Sides
Ard every other article found in u first. class
cheap for cXsh. Give mo Il call.
GEO. l. SEATON,
nov l3--tf l79 King street.
r kEcKEK Do.,o, ~
GROCEKI ES, PROVISIONS, WIS ES LIQ-
UORS, &C., &c.
Cor. King and st Asaph sts
Country Produce bought III the highest mar
ket price.
Goods delivered to any part Of the city free
nf charge my 8-tf
& WIN RAMSAY
Successor to Hough = Ramsay,)
GROCER,
And Dealer in Fine Teas Tobacco, Cigars,
Canned Goods, English and American
Pickles, Sauces, Jellies, SC
lat King street.
Personal attention given to orders from the
country Jan io-Ll
IL q. sWAINE,-
r. No. % North Royal ST..
GrWC doors south Of old stand.
tias hand and is constantly receiving fresh
invoices o. "
GROCERIES,. WINES s LIQUORS,
:. hich ne will sell cheap for cash. is 70
I CLINTON MlLBURN.
J. FAMILY GROCER,
\ n,! Bs.le: in fine TEAS, WIN ES, LIQUORS
and CIGARS,
Cor Cameron and Royal SIS,
Aleyundria. Va.
Particular attention pail to tho selection Or
choice Flour and Teas. my Zo-li
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,,UKlSrMAS PRESENTS AT BERRY'S
n GREAT VARIETY.
I,.,l;.s, Iocs Collars. Cuffs and unndker-
nT'''s ~ s,tts is';, IN 'i,, hoantifmi nntt,rns.
Also. rll kinds Of Linen CnlarS Cuffs and
H.nI,orrbiaGs
silk Scarfs Sashes oC al kinds, colors aid
widths; silk and Satin Sailor Ties; Roman
and pl,;n Bows in different patterns.
Irntsuned Leather Doll Heads Beautiful Wax
DON; with r'S' "SS'h c"r''N"' '' S'' '''''' '''0
Mt ~, pr'r"<: ,,,,,;as ,ho TDy LINZ
nor,a % 'Hi,", Sotts ,nI Va:e.: Work Boxes
@ W nn.s w. h".ui;fl workrsnshiu:
%"G " tn,sS,ni Sn,cors r, ,,oI Dinner Sets
'''I T.,H T'lxo. G.,, n;.T... Wairh Gases WAX
L;,,rn. ,rI (,,-I askcts
1;uJ EJpy j.. onlIncs variety. Perfulnod
Nockaces and Sets; Bracelets ArHG \, ;I Mnd
A gate BriIliants, Jet, Coral and many other
kinds Of Sets.
Sngar Stands, Slipper pAtterhs in plain and
Tuinti work l.uhin's BArney's, PhAl0n's and
nlhnr popnIaF crl'nrrS hsnx md all sr.
Har brushcs lHncy IN" p. pSH Ti oSeN M Hnh hieh
t:cl"i reTtSlnf to NO lGS az S Sau srI aro
TO be sold ut very low nrisSi y CsI "a s1d exam
in" doc Ia Z. Z. bhhh I, - hlh9 81.
not to furnish pcsds prood or r't 'V any
on my account rs VIII not pay A"S S'Ee"
debts 80 cEhtfactGu' oo,,.,o, ,,o,o,. - ,n,,
No one has authority ~ co'''cI n!''eS Al tA'
VIRGINIA SCOTT.
Asian informed that tho above notice has
been misconstrued and caused member OF
nv family 10 bo uniustlv censurod, | hereby
;niorm tho nubljc that the notice WAS intended
Ms Ms snacisI m".sIa refmr"ncc Rt|ot to- anv ono.
J-.ll----- J" Hl--',ot III ------
| TRAi} ORCHARD SALTS, the highly eS-
I lrcmcd saline cathartic, obtained from the
water OF Crap }rcharu nptnnEs, p IN M'.o tna tsste
lhc+e oAl.I Sto itIs Lu s;;ou aud tba LnSe !,
more gentlo IN lnet Hts''' S, anu rernvoJ .m and
S'hAIer Una" Epson" ''''S '"'' ~
! tor SAFE by .,r,Dpp,rpp e. ppo
N,r,p CITE COaJ,
| j ~ ~ !" -
"A ,,h, hast oru,;,, Of WHITE ASH
Tniin NJ ,i'i'H tITur .I (,SaI En- oala vt lowe It
!NN 49, - W. Gr ANN ES q, CO
| ian Sim No. 3! Union st.
| - ~, ",
III Az IL IL n.;,, ~ ;rr doi1y Gnv tons o.
| - M, M ,NTIW stv u,Y Tor solo hv the losd
bYlc or bushcl, by >,,>r,,or
JAS. r.. C. " oOn,
dec 10 1nc"trr p"l'"'"s'
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ORGANIC ~ EhKN ESS

LINN odatoly cured and fall vigor restored.
This distressing affection, which renders ~,
miserable and marriage impossible, IL the
penalty pmit by the victims Of impropricty.-
Young porapus aru loo apt TO commit cX
cosscs lrom not being aware Of tho dreadful
consequences that may ensuc. Now, who that
understands the subject will pretend TO deny
!hn. the power of procrc"tion IS lost sooner Dy
those Filling into improper habits than by the
prudent? Besides being deprived OF tho plea
urr of h"althy offspring, tho mos. serious an-
destructive symptoms OF both body and mind
arisc. The System becomes derangod, lii"
Physical nAl Mcn:H! Functions Weakened,
Lu-. of Prpcrca,ive Power, Nervous Irritab
W, Dyspcps!i,, raipii.lon Of the Heart, In"
go:ti0n, Constitutional Debility, nnd Wasting
Of tho Frame Consumption, Decay and De"th
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DISEASES or IMPKUDHHC4.


ur,.. ,i,o ,ris,iy;Icd .ui imUruicn, yOtary
OF pleasure inGs Lh"! bc las imbibe1 the s"r1.
.. 'iS sL',,a,. or dread 1t di.cvy-
rom c4Ue"''"" H To"noc'r'.'ty' 49,, cy'',siu,. cii ,"
5S55S@1 s%1rt%. s d his S'i I5rri 6ce IL sS rsTo &@r
| :rnnran", such ~ uicgrMt"d sofcLhr"l HlS''""
nose, n"cur"n pain" IA u" mead ana ',ihns' ah,,,
ii"css oi sight He'n"s=' a?t"' ld "n ~. 'sc .,,
boz ;, 'F, Lt1,1 with Tt' 'frrlti rapity
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LOOKING OUT FOR SIIGHTs. s.-Therc are
some people always looking out for sights.
They cannot pay visit, they cannot carry on
the daily intercourse Of the family, without
SuSpcctng some offence is designed. They arc
as touchy as hair triggers. 1t they meet an ac-
uuaintancc in the street who happens to he
rro occupied with business, they attribute his
abstraction TO some motive personal to them
selves, and take umbragc accordingly. hey
luy on others the cause OF their own lrrltabnty.
4 fit Of indigestion makes them see lmpcrtI-
ncncc in everybody they come IN contact with
Innocent persons, never dreaming OF giving
offence, are astonShcd to find some unfortunate
word, or some momcntary iacllurmty, n'Sta-
ken for an insult.
To say the least. the habit IS untorlunatr.
1t is far wiser to take the more charitable vlrw
OF our fellow beings, and not suppose Slight Is
intended, unless the neglect is open and dl
rect. After all, too. lie takes its hue. in IL
great degree, from the color OF our own mind
Ii We are frank and generous, the world treat:
us kindly Ii, on the contrary. wr are suSr
cious men learn 10 BE- cold ami cautious 10 us
Let person get the reputation vi' T., in.
louchy, and everybody is under more or is
restraint and in this way the chances "' ina
rinary offence are vastly increased.
People who fire un easily miss dra OF hat
riness. Their jaundiccd tcmpcrs destroy 'h:l
own comfort, aS we'll aS thar Of their irIrud>
They have inrevcr some iancird slight To trnn
over. The SUNNY, serene cout"ntnrut al les
selfish dispositions never visits them.
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TAKE rANrl&uA.nN Nori,,r..


DR. J. ..GlT,,-s.5 nit l,.n y.Mr E:.Er in)t,i"'
tIcl!..,,ra 10y llupr.i,rr iudmlg"nrr "nl %'l:
,arv nnni,., Which rum LutA h"dy ana nt'!iL
uuGtting thrm ;t '';h": s"'"'n''-, aIN"y, a"'''
iy or marriage. ,,.
TLcs., are s"..!a ot no ss.d nnd moIanrholS
effects produrcd hy carly habit .! Youth, VIZ
Weakness ut tne Back and l.lnb@ faE" ~ In
Huni Dinino.s at sight, l."s5 ol Muscular 70"
ar, p:.'ritnl.,: g.! the Ho'.n Uysr"ps!., Nci
y1Is lrrlnhl,i.y, N"r#nYoment # the Dl&eS.'''
Flnrlions. ;,r!Ic.si Debility, 'YmptomE d"
Consumption, &s.
iE&rAir.T.- N" !'t,r:"' "i'".i- on tho :m'''..
4rn I.if!,.u t., l,,. ,i.a,i"t. iU-. -! Mem"rtr
Con fusion. 81 Liens, i:epr".son q! ip'Tilo, FN''
turcbullu.s h:crson /" ~'"'Irty, S'nii i'ihtr"7l.
I,o:. ui fioi!%U,.r, tin.dit., Sc. are some 81
Che evils p:o!."rd.
r'hol!snn.is 81 urrs.,, "r ~! ages c"n 49,"
i,.,yc :. .4 Is litc u.,,.l their declining heHIl
losing l.-!: YI;.:, tr"om'nS Wa%N, pal"' no.
vyrrS :.ad ":n,.,.!:.."b, having singular "ir'''
arcc ..l!,,i, lnr eyns Cough, ami Symptoms ".
l}rHsu:r H.irn.
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VIM. COGAN,
No. 15 North Royal street.
Has constantly OF hand large and r"imploto
assortment Of
CHAN DELIBRS,
BkACK ETS.
ILASPS,
PENDANTS,
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE DRDr
LIGHTS IN VARIETY;
pORCELAINS, PHOTOGRAPH, MICA and
OTHER SHADES:
CUT, GKGUND AND PLAIN GLOBES;
ALSO,
STEAM PIPE, CAGES, COCKS, VALVES.
and every ytning in the Steam Fitting Limo
Public Buildings and Dwellings furnished
and fit cd up with Gas in the mos, substantial
and efGgnnt manner.
Steam Work for Factories, NJ ills &c prompt
ly and faithfully executed nil ut prices which
will give satisfaction. my S-li
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-02

They hav" A fellow living in l.ataS Srttr, Ind,
who Is humility rerSonficd The other day tie
asked Young lady if he mieht"hr allowed the
privilege Of gong home with her. aud was
indignantly refused whrreuron ne inquired,
on the tence and see her - iy."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-02
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CAN BE OBTAINED.

Dis. JOHNSON has discovered the mos.
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Structures, Affection OF tho Adneys or Bladder
Involuntary Discharges, lmpo.ency, Genoral
Debility, nervousness. Dyspepsia,, Danguor,
Low Spirits, Confusion Of Ideas, Palpitation OF
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Sight, or GiddiUGss, Disease Of the Head
rIros., No,e, or Skin, Affections OF the Live
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Especially, who h&v9 become the victims OF
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confidence.
MAHKthGE
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cured
He who places himself under tho care OF DR.
J. may religiously conldc III his honor as .
gentleman, and confidently rely upon hIs skiE
as u physician.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-02

HIRAM h. WOOD. JAS. Il. PRICE
y3TOOD Sc PRICE,
. MACHlNISTS,
Having rented the shop formerly occupied by
w. 5. Moore arG prepared TO do all work in
their inc with neAtness and dispatch.
STEAM ENGINES built to order, and re-
pair work Of all kinds promptly attended to.
We respectfully solicit share of tho public
patronage. WOOD y PklCE,
Corner Of Royal ard Wilkes sts.,
sep,G-tf Alexandria. Va