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IN Ia,.rs iNraIENty, Mental and Physical Ia
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Ladies IN poor Hoalth.

fbs Nepiae IS tiso 0ue u rs, ~. remedies ftsi
employed iu lhc enfc Of lA- hgm-s9l #ui ffous
iom, ailments known ftNML CpMrLAINrs
~ pamphlet,
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Some folks can't sleep nights.

Dpdas Nsryms Is COMPLETE sffCluc fr
@e,Plsasntss. II soolhss thc lttobbinF muscle tttr
mage and ifangaiii1es be mind, Aud rystybodl
hanR. lhsL aoOn SLEEP !. batat llAn ali mod. Lne.
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tried H. know elaf il cured them mos VINO haSe
mott know that IL enHa their neighbors ana iiohas,
AMI iii know maj gghht Il does once does always
that C never falls throagh any fma 81 nesleftoi
ia composition. We haze thou Ads upon WOW
sand III certificates ~ tieir ahle cures O me
following eomnaints, hut such cure ~ tDoMn "a
every ghbohooii aud we neednQtpb pi,stl the4s
ADAPTED TO alngas and cQndiuOus " ~ fllinsseei
containing ne ter rpioplel or any deceriaas arNg,
thrv NAV be flken wifi safety by anybody. Ihelr
sugar coating preserves them ever testl ana MAKES
them pleasant 10 take, while being purely ve9etaDo
no harm can arise from their use p any quanutJ;
fbev oppraie ~ their powerful influence on the
internal yscera 10 purify The blood and stimulate It
into healthy action remove the obSuucuoha O w
spinach bowels, liyert and other ofgans o. tne
body restoring their hrewilar action 70 health, ied
~ correcting wherever they exist such derange'
nlents as are the first origin Of disease
Minute directions are given m the wrapper on
the hon ta els fnilowing complaints which these
: F5r ISysrepsia or indigestion, EistIess-
I,qks E,angu0r and R.oss OF Appetite, they
ghouf &c taken moderately 10 stimulate the stom.
hth and restore its healthy tone and action.
I. F6r E8ver Complaint and its various symp-
toms Billions HEcadsche. sick Headache,
Z Iaundiee or Green sickness, Elilfous
Collie and Bilious Eeyers, they should be IN.
ciousy taken for each ease % correct the diseased
Z action or remove the obstrpcpons which cause y
y nor Epysentery or KsIarrhOea, but one mild
I dose Is generally required.
7 P6r ENIsenuiatisnI. 6sont, Gravel, FalPi.
I t.ition OF the Heart, Pain i'm the Side,
/. Back and LOins, they should be continuously
taken as required 20 change the diseased notion OF
I lid system with such change those complaints
ajsappeais' Hf sstiaa fEHl i.t
! For Bropsy and Dropsical SwelIsnes they
should be ilken IN large and tequea doses 90 pro-
I dute tlfe eifsrtOf n drastic purge.
N F0f SmtpiprcssB0m Is largo dose should he taken
aEN hraaheck the desired effect by sympathy.
4 Asa Dfnfei. PlH, take one ortwo I'itis 20 pro.
II mote Digestion alRi relieve the stomach.
L An oceas ihnal dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
and fnvig1fates the system! Hence ts often adj
tintage0as where no seriees arrangement exists.
One VINO ttets tolerably well, oon finds that dose
eli these Pilis makes him feel deetedly better nom
their cleansing and renOyatins olcct on the diges-
tive fppafatuss
IN. u. q. ARER & co., Practical Cheintsts,
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Children 3 Disaasea.


Tdt WHOoPiNG GoiiGH Dualr IRVINE + admin.
Uttered With unsEampica sucee8s Mothers rsmrm.
ber ibi, sbd save yonr tle tbs nsoby of most
dstfassRg complaint Il also works admirably %
heosleT, nripgHs oal tie rash well aud IoaYiug 49,
bowels free auh hfalimsl. See recommendations "
pamphlet For tbe dissases ubIcl inH CHILDREN
WIEN TgETItSO nothing flH llfash more nstaht
D. grateful relief Rswember, 4 eonialns - oldam
10 any FORM
Be careful what medicines you take.
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AcIios The stfeaSia thai Dad4s Asf4ihe eisss y
he strength " liaalth aud come tasity Bewsts cd
ihsuhiskey preparations hqtba,s hid ths muah
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oas eoippp. uads alehe Batter die u honest dselss
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gradients thai eompoae pad o. HsfdGs ssa pamHA "a
~ each bottle 20 ssis ~ DfuEsf and c1anlt
stores rder 0nr Da1sr f~A
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twenty years devoted 10 this one particular branch Of
hagfitr euaqirs BIN " perform cures such - % 9th
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For an tho purposes Of laxative

porhaps no one meii.
cine Is 50 universally re-
outred by everybody as
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every c0nntryanaamong
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int efficient purgstive
FiH. The obvious rea-
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liable and lar T0rc cIec-
tnal reineiv Than any
other. 1nose who have
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-11

A ELOQUENT SPEECH FROM WADE HAMP-
ToN.-The ceremonies of unvciling tho statue
recently erected by tho surviving members OF
the Washington Light Infantry, of Charleston,
to their dead comrades who fell in the late
civil var, took place Thursday, in the presence
of an immense crowd. Gen Hampton was
the orator of the occasion, and made an ablo
speech. lie said:
Let US, then my friends and comrades, cling
with unrclaxing grasp and unshaken conhden-
&c to the faith that is in uS. Let not the an.
gry threats of oppression or the syrcn voice OF
temptation drive or allure US to forsako it.
Above all, be not misled by that unmeanipg
iargon which tells you that your cause was
submitted to the arbitrament Of arms, and that
the sword has decided that cause against you.
The sword has never, nor will it ever, decide
a principle OF establish truth 1t can on it
has often done, overthrow just cause and
make might take tho place OF right but it
can never reverse tho immutable laws Of God,
make what is evil appear right in His sight.
A noble cause. upheld heroically by honor,
courage and patriotism may dlo along with its
supporters. A great truth never died but
eternal as the Godhcad from which it springs,
it lives forever, amid all the changes Of dynas.
ties, the wrecks of empires, and the death OF
nations. 1t is too, as false in fact as in logic
to assert that the sword can or does decide
Justly between right and wrong. With the
sword the Goths and Vandals drenchcd the
fair fields of Italy with the best blood of her
sons 1t gave nearly halt the world to Maho-
met. 1t allowed the Turks to tramplc out the
civilization of Greece. Its keen edge has
dismenbcrcd Poland. 1t has left Hungary
bleeding at tho feet of the oppressor. 1t has
turned over Spain and Portugal 10 the tender
mercies Of the Saracen. and on this continent
and in our day, directed by unscrupulous pow
cr against the throats of pIostrate States, rcek
ing with parricidal blood. it cntorccs the laws
which it alone has made. Tell me not, then,
that the sword can rightiully turn the scales of
justice. 1t is the exponent of tyranny, not the
arbitrator OF truth-tho badge of the tyrant
and the cxecutoner, not the symbol OF justice
1t is not at all inconsistent with these views
that we, as a conquered people, should observe
scrIpulously the terms dictated by the sword
and accepted by us. We can do this and should
do it, in perfect good faith; but We should claim
and exercise the God-given right of freedom Of
opinion. We acknowledge that the cause, for
which these men died is lost, but we should be
false to that cause, were we to admit that they
were, because Of failure, necessarily wrong.
We believe that they were right, and We there
fore honor and respect their memory. II they
we're right, time will vindicatc their action and
record their fame. Ii wrong,
''It was grievous fault,
And grievously have they answered IT,.
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NORTH CARoLINA-We have endeavorcd TO
arouse the public sympathy and Indignation on
behalf of the unfortunate people of North Car
olina by repeatedly calling attention to the
measures which arc being taken by Governor
Holden to secure further lease of power.
Under the pretext that certain portions OF tho
State are in an insurrectlonary condition, he is
levying colored regiment, which he is to
quarter upon the people Of those sections, ior
the manifest purpose of intimidating them at
the ensuing elections. That his work may bo
cffcctuay done he has given tic command Q!
his black Pf;etoriaDs to man known as Col
onel Kirk. This man has just issued bis first
proclamation calling on Union men to rally to
the defence of their State" Flo does not con-
descend to attempt to conceal his real objects
by summoniug recruits to join his regiment in
order to CO operate with the authorities IN re-
pressing any alleged disorders. lie wants
Union men only, and particularly SOLDIERS CT
the old North Carolina Second and Third Fede
raj troops" The blood" he cries, "ot your
murdered countrymcp, inhumanly butchered
for opinions sake, cries from tho ground ior
vengeance" by way Of exasperatlng to the
uttcrmost the people whom he S gath
gathering together, he tells them the horrible
Rebel *. X K. and Southern chlvalry,' on
gray haired men and helpless women, call in
thunder tones on all loyal men to rally. In de-.
fence of their State The upliited hand OF
Justice must ovcrtakc tho outlaws
The "hand OF justice" then, is to smitc tho
''Southrcn chivalry'' in the shape Of one thou
sand blackauoors, who ''are wanted immedi'
atcly, to serve six months, unless sooner
discharged" Long before six months elapse
Justice will be satisfied, the elections be over,
and Holdens power be perpetuated. And
while this iniquity is being coDcocted, the
Radical philanthropists are prating OF the
reign of progress and humanity, Congress Is
glorilying the beauties of reconstruction and
the American people arc sereney holding up
the model Republic as noble example to tho
world. And soon, within days journey OF
Washington, Kirk s black squads will be roam
ing over certain portions OF North Carolina;
And should some victim, outraged beyond
endurance, forget that he is the subject OF an
arbitrary government. and remembering only
that he was m American citizen, strike down
the leader of these Janizaries, why, then. we
shall have another yell from the North over
the rebcous condition OF North Carolina, and
another martyr will be cnsbrned as victim to
the ku-klux and Southern chlvalry. '-BdHt
more Gazette.
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OOTS AND SHOES.
SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE
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W. Il. w ID ID + y,
- KING STREET. ............./
AIEYA N IlRIA VA

ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
The subscriber has just received, and having
bought at gold rates, can afford to sell at prices
to suit the times ono of the largest most varied
and best assorted stocks Of Ladies', Gontle-
mems Misses and Childrens Boots and Shoes
aver before otforod for sale in this market. HIS
long experience in tho trsdo has enabled him to
nrocure stock manufactured from tho best
material, and in desirable and stylish manner.
and on thomost favourable terms; and, with ad-
vantsges in his favor, ho can afford to soll as
cheap as the cheapest. large stock OF hEAP
invites the special attention of country mor.
chants. All in want will do we'll to call ut n
King street. ,,,>nv
NH pam w. b. WADDEI.
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LOST HIS SrEECu FROM FIRE-CRACKER.
On Monday evening, little boy named Lam
bert knorr, about ten years OF age, was playing
with some other boys in front of his father 8
house on Liberty street, Alleghany. when a
fire cracker by some accident was thrown into
his mouth, where it exploded. He fell to the
grouud and was taken into tho house, when q
physician was summoned The boy seemed
uniuurcd in every respect, except that his
voice was completely gone. 1t has not yet
returned, ard it is feared that be will be per
manently speechess. IHtSJurg Post.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

FARMs FOR SALE. ..:...a
Sixty acres near Guilford depot a. l.. q Il.
r. 4. new ordinary Dwelling and out buildings.
| Price 81 800. ..-
Eight hundred acres in Fairfax, within 2 miles
! of the village of Occoquan and daily limo OF
| stoamboats-tho tract is divided into four farms
with Dwelling and other buildings on each
| land primo and location high ard healthy
Price $50 per acre.
Sixty-two and half acres within 2t miles OF
| Fairfax Court-House and II miles of Alo1an-
| and Washington city-Buildings and enclosures
good. Prco S24O0.
GOO acres in Orange co., first rate grain and
grass land. Largo Brick Dwelling and Barn
limo os tsto. Prioo only $50 por acre.
Eight hundred and thrty-six acres in Prince
William Co., within half milo of r. r. depot
500 acros in original timber; residue cleared
changed for Washington city property
Twelve acres in Alexandria Co., miles from
Washington city Comfortable house and out
buildings. Price $1,000.
Three hundred and forty.ono acres in Fair.
fax Co., on Good Turnpike, 81 miles from
| land and in good state of cultivation, we'll
| watercd and enclosed-an abundance of fruit OF
all kinds-Substantial Brick dwelling and out
buildings--a beautiful locust grove surrounds
tho house, Altogether delightful home
Price only $40 per acre.
One thousand acres near WsrrentoD juno
tion. Find land and plenty Of timber; we'll
wstered, and enclosod-A No. grazing farm
Buildings consist of large and very substan-
tisl modern built stone Dwelling with all tho
tho conyeniences, very large and we'll ar
ranged barn and other outbuildings. Tho
buildings alone cost Sl8.0GO in gold. There ID
also trotting track on tho farm. Price S42.-
coo. a splendid estate
Three valuable tracts Of land containing ro-
spectvely 120, 800 and 320 acres in the counties
of nd
geously located near Railroads and towns and
enhancing in Value every daytime specula-
ton.
Eight acres with good mill site-l0 acres in
timber cabin on the plsgemlsad, yell enclosed
Two hundred and eighty-Gve acres ] milo Of
Railroad-no improyements-ls lies boauti.
tully-sutliciency of timber-fno water and
nice grove around building site, about 200 acres
cleared and in lino grass sod Price only SO
p'' ''''' '''' ''"S sMo6T 5yf's & MILLER,
jolG Land agents, liz King stree!
TELEBRATED WARM SPRINGS PROP
u ERTY FOR SALE.-Wo Q are Offering these
very valuable popular Springs and 1900 acres
Of line land attached located in Bath CO., Va,
" " SM0OT s. MILLER
iolG-- Land Agents, 112 King stren.
U1TY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
,EG, Or EJMIIhittbJGdSj -slfeot 6otWoon Duke and
Wolfe, 20 feet front by 100! deep: ,.
No, 3 ONE LOT, 20 by 80 foot, on Wolfe ST.
No. 5. ONE LOT, 20 by 80 feet. on Woltc ST.
sdoniog, on which is q small brick house.
No. d. ONE LOT on Duke strcot' 40 ieet
front by us feet deop, tho same n, as now oceu.
Mod by H. MitHoton's shops, Ihe aDove prop
orty is of'ercd for salO very low. Apply "
ShiOOT IL MILLER. Land Agents,
.u1r 1l2 King stroet.
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LADIES pAKLOR & TOILET SLIPPERS.
Ladies French Kid Broadway. Ladies' Last
ing Broadway, Ladies' Turkey Morocco Broad
way Ladies' French Kid Toilet, Ladies' Cassi.
nero Toilet, Ladies' Lasting Toilet, Ladies'
Serge and Carpet Slippers in ovory stylo and
quality, at WADDEY'S, ID King street.
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PROFESSIONAL.

y b. LLOYD & CO.,
LII. ATTORNEYS FOR
CLAIMS, PENSION. BOUNTY LAND, &c.
Office: No. 6l2 Louisiana avenue,
(Betwoen 9Th and 7th sts.,)
Washington city, D. &.
Will attend to all Claims in Congress or
against tho United States, &c.
CoLLRCrIoNs.- Buy and sell Land Warrants
Property, &c, and Negotiate lIoats in largo or
small sums. ... --
Prize MoNEY.-~Claims that have been aban-
doned by other Attorneys snd Agents as worth
less have been successfully prosecuted by us
Cash advanced on Claims, &C.
Fire and Marine Insurance effected at tho
lowest rates.
4- Letters addressed as above will receive
promptly our attention.
Relors by permission to-ucn. James q.
BlsEr, Speaker House Of Representatives !;
Hon. J. III Howard. U.S.Sen.; Hon. Lewis Nc
KenZie; Gcn. NJ. ID. Gorso u Bro, Bankers,
AloxanIria, Va; }. Freeman Kaisin, Clerk
Court Com. Ploas, Bait; Capt: Jas. M: Stcuart,
ex-Shoriir, Aloxandria. Va; Hon. Judge A. Is.
Oln Hon. N. e. Ordway, Sgt. Arms, u. S.
Ii. Of K. Washington, jo lift
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WRITTEN FOR APPLETON'S JOUR.
w NAL-Now in book form. received anu
for sale al FRENCH'S, No. 95 King St. Nm
James DeMilIc's New Book-The. LAD OF
THE ICE, illustrated by Bush price 10 GEMS GEMS
This is the richest book Of the season. SIpgh' Iph
rior to that capital work, 1.-THE Dodge Ciuo
THE VIRGINIA TOURIST, sketches OF
tho Springs and Mountalns OF Virginia, con :
taining an exposition of fields for tho tourist IN
Virgins natural beauties and wonders OF OIL 'he 9
State, accounts of its mineral springs ana 4
medical guide to the nse of its waters. Dy hus
from actual Sketches 81. v
Another lot to-day of Lothian, !" Put Your,
eolfin his Place, "Queen Hortense; bessie
Langdon," etc., etc. Now Books 1siiSy;N "a Nru
ie I9 ". n. I oH-.-- ~ ~ "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-11

.a.. LADIES BUTTON BOOTS.
A fine stock; French Kid, Velvet, English
Lasting, Kid Foxcd and Turkey Morocco. and
other new styles, which cannot be surpassed
for beauty, durability and cheRpness.
At WADDEY'S, "a King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-11
LADIES WALKING BOOTS.
A splendid stock, at very low prices, at
WADDEY'S, * King street.

LADIES HOUSE SHOES.
A good stock and great variety, at very rea'
sonablo prices, at
= ! = - 'WADpEY'S "a Kinl: street.