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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-21
BERTRAND :. LSll BI

ANDREW II. MOTT. BERTRAND = Ashbl
4 Ii. MOTT 6 CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
UOGIs;:. FURNlS IL / Il G. GOODS
CUTLERY;
Plated Eri!tannia, Tin, Wood and Willow
Ware,
kcan constantly on hand Walters, Toilet
Sets. Foe: Tubs, Spice and knite Boxes, Look,
ing Glasses. Fire Irons, FancT, Clothes ara n,
Markct Baskets. Travelling Sa.chels. Table
Mats, Napkin Rings, Common sense Sewing
Machines, and everything to bo found in first
class Furnishing Store, at 60 King street, Al OK
andris, Va. jan 81
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II Il El,Ee;A e.
BALTIMORE LOCK- HOSPITAL,
ESTABLISHED AS A REFUGE FROM
QUACKERY.

THE ONLY PLACE THERE A CURE
CAN BE OBTAINED.
DE. JOHNSON has discovered the most
Certain, Speedy, and only Efectusl Remedy in
the World for Weakness Of the Back or Limbs,
S.rictures Affection of the Kidneys or Bladder
Involuntary Discharges, Inlpotency, Genersi
Low Spirits, Confusion of ldeas, Pslpitation OF
the heart, Timidity, Trembling, Dimness OF
sight, or Giddness, Disease of the Head
Throat, Nose, or Skin, Ahectons OF the AHci
Lungs, Stomach, or Bowe!s-tEose Ierrlole
Disorders srisin from Solitary Habits o. o.
Youth-secret ard solitary practices more fatal
to their victims than the song of Syrens TO tne
Mariners of Ulysaea, blighting their most Drill
iinnt hopes or anticipstions, rendering mar
riago, &C., Impossible.
YOUNG MEN.
Especially, who have become the victims OF
solitary vice, thst dreadful and destructive
habit which annually sweeps to m ultlmely
grave thousands OF Young Men of the mos.
oxcel!ont talents snd brilliant intellect who
might otherwise have ontranced listening SeEa.
tors with the thunders Of eloquence, or walked
to estscy the living lyra, may csll WITH tulI
confidence.
Married Persons, or Young MEN comtempls
ting marriage, being aware Of Physical Weak
ness Organic Debility, De:ormities, speedily
cured.
He who places himself under the caro- or Dr.
j. may religiously conhde in his honor rs b
gentleman, and confidently rely upon his ski
as physician
02EANIC WEAKNESS
,.,.,.-, ,;,..or,1
7r,o 49, -osS;ra ofFnc;on which renders ,j,t
miserable END marriage Impossible, Is the
TnunG nersor. gro too .u, to commit ex
caesns from not f,ainq nw.rc OF tho dreadful
consequences thst LAY ensue. Now, VINO ths!
unGerstands the subject will pre!ond to deny
That the power OF p-OcTca-ion is loat sooner oy
those f.liing int Improper habits than by the
prudent? Beside. being deprived of the ple%.
gpe ol n?stnS oa.p:l = 'ho ho ifss bo md nh
sriso, The system be:1!nes de.snged, tue
Thrsic,i and Nmr,,r i'uoc:ions WCskeneG,
T,n2.nS prnnTroti,n Payer, Nervous Jrri.sh::,
- jj-srnnsio I.,r,i,.,i,n Of tho Heart, In.j
;os.,,n jfnrs,;-;I.;',,:i :l.h!I;ty, and Wss,ns
81 tho t'rrule Ccrs..n-}:icn Decay Snd Dogth.
UE ,;,jHu.UE.
:, ,,o-, ~. .,-,o,r.
;-:--po; .. ~ .,'J''' '>""e:3o Ga .'utSco;
1oiid'ii, "f'd"%:1 '' "..1 " IEE ;'t2h ..'a..
~o1!eHca III 1-g : - - 49, o.. .ito ;.
iaft 81 "E07o NJ - 80 ''itt' - -'p
&i5 ot Londc!:, I&E'', -'"ii."eiPA...' anu o.sI-
where, EE.- elect - -.j - L4o M"al a5loiil;h,
ic.. .;. &c: that G' ..:. .:,.:! many troubled.
5,:;h rj0ring in Il, :.... .:ta o:-s ryhrn &sl"cp
ur..I rery|usEtss ...-. r.,.rIncd ~ sll!dc!:
@o;nt-, H..:!uluc.., =. .... ..v .v. o.4sirg, 1T
.r,,io.i :U,,,c.lurs VI, -. ,.;...,.c: c! !0;ry:
%:"r., erred inIrlsl:.s...7.
..,.,r.lu
'ttht1 ;-t'i -~S''->-' "''>
Ur. =. l.tGcls.cJ al yngs: "LO lave int'?:"
themselves by ."s.fpH-. ".~.Sca;2 ana So';
Icy nsDi.s, whicH '~.' '.,' 1"| ~. H,''
uaLI.,hS :%en i'F '.,-s "'-'"' -.'"'' ''N''
rhsse ar;i s",,i" 49, 80 % -" & Si ~ %SGtG, VIZ
#cs:htcss Of tic Sal. =. !li:abs Pains i; ~
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Z !'ECIAEI X or e +
To- DGIlNQUENT TAN.TAi Il.

Ar persons ind;h.cl t. .ho ci.v Of A'xsr-
;r for taya: who wi.h u sct:'c -" $"':l" with
,r, c,s,s cn,, do 80 A. my ollie. N. /! A"rn
,.rc.t between the hour$ ot n''i &" COCK /,
~. where Wi: ..:"A! :" rrcoi'" :H@"';.
l-1,'s; n-,mntiv >r.,lcI, s,a ,;recloG to in.
s,i,.I;n n-acsnlinn< (,r th"ir imm"d s!N co|,ec-
loo L. Is. STlLSN%,
fob lift Corporation At ornay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-21

SMALLPOX AMONG TIE INDIANS. - W Assn
ington Correspondence New York World April
is. commissioner Parker. of the Indian Bu
rcau, has received letter from General Alfred
Su,ty, Superintendent q tao Montana Indians
in which lie reports that the ravaseS made by
smallpox among tn. Gros Fentres and Assini-
Goin tribes have been 50 great as to almost cX-
cecd belief By General SulIy's letter, il ap
ncars tina! since last September to tho first of
February. when the small pox broke out among
the 'ir0S EentreS, there have been seven hun
cred aud forty. orc deaths, which leaves only
about twelve hundred OF this nation alive
What makes this calamity still! more to be
dep0ryt is thar, OF al Tie Indians in Montana,
the mGst friendly towards tho whites and among
the Indians mos! disposed 70 accept c'VliIza.
ton .ro the Grcs Fen,res, and they have
suffered terribly. am informed at enc time
that dcathS At the agency wero 30 rapid that
the tsw Esea there could not dig graves fast
caoush. They had to fill up the pond smear the
forts with the dead and then cover them UP.
Il was fJrtu.2ic that tie weather was cod,
II, rS;,I !. sous lisss bc.n nacc>sary /" aban
,ian ia agency l. tfu:ta-r aplrs:s that when
the liss.ss w.s ~ i.s height those sutidr'ng
S>th Il c.uj p.svsIi ns their friends - carry
them !ruH ;aeir ku:s isto the op9n air, whore
thsv you'd crs-l t. ;hs river SilA ard remain
Tor hours iansrss1 ia tho iro-snl water. The
cou,claeGc; vss that uasy took coli! iEon the
axpossrs xnd l.at IA !rixiiut Iormcnt Others
rosaittss ssic!Ga 10 sscap2 further suffering.
Tbs scs:sy OF "a CaR 2 EA naGe knorn by
tho cri1s o. ss il&k, Fh'cA could BE- hcald Z
iuaE vsv sfs. | e?s; tas ssVcrStltl"r common
snsasIk lesisrs rasa srsa'ly ! afflicted By
disease, asa G! their r-sslc:ie man vas kl!'Cd
~ sTcr'i.rc III. T="l Z! deity. Tbs sc,uu for
iass vcsss TIs a,SsEs in the extreme, ard
it vas esIy ts7osgh tas sssTiion> OF ,hs 2hy1i-
cssa. asa :as isH ciiiaess olupove! lnf tho
pxrpcs.. t.ss rs raysses ot the djseasc were
checked. "a !s~ as'lre Of ihs Commission
cr il .es+ias oais. asasisst sup?iy OF vaccine
virus, 1t !, thoutht, vi! srsytntiho recurrence
N !u;uic Of rrca t.rribo m2rtaiity among a Il
tic t:ibes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-21
list Bills Il i d [ = = = ..
e. =. NslE. T. T. s.,
No. G5 King street,

EsTA BLISHED X ls2 2.
e. 3. MILE
No G5 King street.
Importer and Deslor in CHINA GLASS nd
EARTHEN EAEE,
Is now receiving his SPRING SUPPLY of
goods, bought since tho decline in gold.
Being an old established house and ha"i"g
sensive acquaintance with the manufacturer: ot
Earthenware and Glassware, both in this cUu:
try and England, he Is able to oiior unu&u:i n
ducements to country mc7eha!';5 and Eca'e's
generally.
His stock will he fourt. :, 5e vc.y complete,
embracing all qualities oi cavthan~#ro from
common g. g. 10 bet ironn?at"d tA'n:..
Glassware in great variety, It i-,H prices.
Window G.asS Of ail size.
Stonewarc, Coal Oil i.|.i;!Ha "E, Chiln1iCs,
Plated and Brittana CHstore, Table cutlery,
&C., &c.
Country merchants hro carTls.iv rcque5tcdto,
give him csli, ind be is satisfied hs cEn sell
goods ns low as any other first! class house.
NH ll-ao3m [Leecsbur& Washington.
TT YOU WANT = GOOD, CHEAP AND
l. e COoRING STOVE o.: I:ASliE.
GO TO CLARkSON'S,
Is :. Royal street.
He is also tns wholesale snd rcta'! "geHs ,is, iSF
WOOD s. Coz. celebrated FIREPLACE,
PAKLOR and DIN lNG ROOM Ii 81 TT *,
tho beat Stove ever brought be.o:a t:o ruUlic.
It will heat at least 30 ;.c: ceE; more Nd coa.
sumo less fuel thsn any other stove ina. has
rvnr been introduced in this iMsr::ct. He would
call the attention Of ouseEa"pr-S "Td hu::.eTs
tc these beautifui and durable Hrs!ers, n: i:
will give him pleasure 70 explain the great I'M,
prcvcments arc advantages they have over All
others, and also take yoUr orders :or one or
moro Of chem. Gull sr6 sec hem.
The celebrated IPOESIUr:- COOKING
STOV + for sale exc .sivcl y.
=, II. C!.ARkSGN'-,
l3 :. Roya street.
=. s. s"rer' i s:sp:tmcn. o. TN " i 4
and HOUSEKh EFEES' ARTICLES Oh hand.
Rocting, Gu;: er,nc rrl SaoutinE done IL the
city and county on be-t terms. Al W"EH var
rantcd. nh l6-3inI - = =. -
2 ENo.vAL'
CEYsr rALIZEp OH. AiAECFAC'n&I
20 So I. NG S1i.t.r;,
I.tfn vii! also be :ofT:.:
!, iMPKDT DTriii 3!-%N'.kS,
| LAMPS, CHIM*hIa, " tCAS, @t'' H'''
| IL req, urabie prices
! i. q. LUTHER Z CO..
I 4-;i 81 hing -. Alex. vs..
s SAIT' SALT? "a Il
! To arrive per schooner y II; ;.a""". :.t ~: =
Evar-' salt and "OJ s.ch. .'i',' @E'"'''C'
will be sold NJ uIarAc: rnt"s i:nm v.>$e':
". y ';to1;
NH 90 Smoo:'s whar1.
iNAKES TwccGs IN. Cae:;ot, ;o7 business
~ suits; Blncksl tons, II a. S>'''S' !"' ''S
suits, iust received by .,,rpp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-21

THE ONLY PLACE THERE a CURH
CAN BE OBTAINED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-21
PEsST TESS3SsS:s

i AMES B. uODGkIN,
DENTAL SURGEON,
:ira;;.ta Baltimore College Dental Surgery
:;lica cor. Washington 81 Prince SIS,
Alexandria, Va.
NITROUS OXIDE Gas administered.
sep 20-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-21
or REMOVAL.

Believing il 10 te to my interest, have THIS
day removed from my Old stand TO 10 hh9
street, above Wnshingt
return many THANKS to my friends and tho
public for the intcres. lhcy have always mani
fcsted in my success, and beg n continuance OF
the seme al my rcT s:cir. Very rcspcGtiuii9'
IN II WIN. F. BEOOkE rs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-21

VIM. HEINEKAMF':; fr:t.ciass BALTi-
MORE PIANOS. Every Instrument warrant
ed for five years Sold q. factory prices on ~
commodcing terms usual in other cit;e!.
PARLOR ORGANS from tho best makers
l will nlso furnish PIANOS from sny maker
in the country, for which persons may have y
preference, at factory price. hope thereby
10 leavo no cause for those who have AZ nc%It
the interest Of AIe$NndriA to buy s";aJI from
home.
have aao PIANOS from I;rs:-cIass rn@. ors
that have been out on rent, for sale 1T very -c-
duccd prices. Every instrument warrsnted- -
Also tho following:
Violins, Guitars, Flutes, Tlu:nss. Accor-
deors, Concertin.s, Violincc!os, ;i@uios, E!o-
lin Bows, Bridges Pins, E"sin, Mouth Organs,
&C., sc.
ess- Best quality Violin an Guitar Strings.
Instrumental and FOCAL sheet Mu:ic In
struction Books and Music n.p"c. Orders for
Music solicited and iiici Ut the shortest notice.
My facilities for repair: "t Pianos, Organs,
Accordeons, Violrs, &c, &c. arg m"cE "r-
larced, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Pianos, Organs, &c, -or Eent. Also. tur ed
and packed I"n l0i !. htChhk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-21
INSURANCE AGENCIES.

TOW OFTEN Is THE HOUSEHOLD
III loaf buried with the household heAd. rnd
families that might have been comfortably
pl loviiod for, lett destitute by ths want Of
proper foresight in its deceased protector?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-21

MoEAMMEeAE FANATlClSM.-A cJrrCs?Gn
rGniosi icoH I1nis tepoc.s grave outrage u
wnich .ts Capita ~f ise Regency was the
seems. 4 faeelic ras through h" streets It 'ha
civ. .et1e ia hand, exiting indlscrlmnatc!y
rlsi., s1t left rhomsnsyer he encountered Ia
lis course, exccnt MuS.amaas. Ahout sixty
persons received cats e the hands OF this mai
m:n soveral Of them ware mortaiy wounaec'
and thsr rsso-cry ~as rot expected. Some
cni:.res yer. io,.stIy tj!cd. 4 yolns, and
n.nasonc JEWS. lady. who vas clad liz Euro
;,cau Ltyis. s.ss har R.f~t? Only to her head
dress .ss IL. thickness Ct her chlcnon At
last, hit in ,as e. by bullet from Tc7oi"cr
TIC rs-sseien Nas arr-s ea by 4 servant q the
Eoyish Coafu'. The Foreign Con>u!s, IN a
Jody, seHsnacd ia the n2nc OF their enragcd
countrynen, prompt ana leIemp.ary justice, Snd
Gen kei!eddir:, whose c'ndue; aecmS quite
rraisc. worthy, obtained i; by his energetic ef-
inv;s. nc; -!hstana;ne tic indifference OF the
B,y suG the badly disguised Sympa hetic corni-
vance o; the ns!iFe reputation with the guilty
The latter nas beheedsd o:; the spot, according
to tie cxrsGilious usage OF the cJuary. But,
AS il was on the eve ot'the GcirAui, the foreign
residents were GU their guard. The British
CouSui sent 10 M0:ta tcr triGatc or two, and
the Frcnch Con-ut sent Z chtIrcl letter to his
Government.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-21

SPElNG STOch.
JUST RECEIFEH.
We have Just returned IRON Now York with
SPRING GOODS,
a. very greatly reduced prices from what lheJ
we're earlier in the season
We would name in part
Japanese Silks, Plain, Striped, Chen" Ard
Plaid.
Japanese Popln., Plain, Striped, Cheno "nd
Plaid.
Mohsir Poplir<, in the greatest variety.
AlpacaE, in sli colo:s.
Black Silks, unusually chesn.
We cannot hegn TO name all the variety. pMt
we would invite all 10 inspect our stock. II Will
repay them. vu.-pu
an 9 " WlThhR s. SLa IA ~ N ~.
SSTOUD AND COAL L II + r t.
- February Sd, 1870.
Having in yard tho best quality OF HOUD
and COIL for family use, | will sell at the
\ snlondii lot OF seasoned Hickory Wood.
Also, Lykens Valley Ral Ash Coal:
Baltimore Companys - hl:c ASH ,gI GOAL
Niikcsbarro White Asa stove Coal.
Lea Furnace Coal.
T.orberry Nut Coal
Thanking you for past favor, solicit 2 con-
tinuancc OF ths same, at Nos. IS ami III Sou'h
Royal street. n,~r,.
fab 3-tf y. = GEE +. :: EN-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-21

l;ovnENoa WALKER E MAll.-A cw morn
;nrS -, Dr., ora s! ths hs;i,.s ,ulcst end
mos, :,euN?,r ,by,ci,ar . cur city, il coming
un, :! 80 s;a:s Library eseountsrad man
rqy,yjsa. sag, bag, s1 ts't i"sS sad three
:r., .isi, ,trcush lhs door 81 the cSsGuive
::;-snt. II. I,s con:,;nsd payer boxes
~ Secretary AeDos.I,:'< 'f:ies;,, ''Wh :
80; "' iosxl7si .as Daste:. "lhst. sad
Dr. ,, he L;b7sri.a, With perfect srssly,
That - .ls 1srsrnsrs . naii .Ast s.k Is h.l'd
Nh stp.issEsss for oAes. AID lhs GoVsreeI
-r;s :. ~ avsrsss ton ef shss. b.es day:
'G;yat - ~ s1c'ai;ued tbs D9c.or /
wcuidn' 10 'foyvrno! Walker, or the world.
HicLmond U:.oNts!t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-21
EARRIEGE.

ting marriage, being aware Of Physical Weak
neas, Organic Debility, De:ormitiea, speedily
cured.
He who places himself under the caro- or Dr.
j. may religiously conhde in his honor rs
gentleman and confidently rely upoE his ski
as physician
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-21
GGEIhHE.

reflect lAa: u sound miild and body gro sht l~osI
necessary requisites 10 pronlot3 connublal hap
niac.s. Indeed, without these the journey
through life becomes weary pilgrimage, tho
prosp c. hourly darNcn- 10 ,he viaw, the mine
oecu!ne: sh4Iv%ei with despair a;!ci E.led VIZ
.ho mcuncholy REFLECTION; i4st tho h:?inr&i G.
another becomes hliXh:ai with your Own.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-21

LOVE >!iT1ERs- The Louisville Courier
.Jourra! has an excellent editorial On love mat
tc.s ccnlrai'y, trotn wh.c:, VIC tax" the !oi'w
ing paragraph:
"lu legitimate laye tie young people bad
,citcr bc SLOW aoout Missing nlatrimon'Ni cen
tracts 2nG quick to car? thsm oNt when made:
Lorg rr.sge1leDtS inv!tr the ln;cImediIcrS
time ,Il stuS., ani are iInltini o! nlsc3anc"
a..d ,csrt burning. Oar am'abe Et;!" I1ltnd.
Pas ia Bects. has just rejected all czcc'!sni
your1 man who wants 10 msrrY her SIX months
&cncc. 1 hsve p" objection to mar!elua h'm
next sers. asTs Pass iL-B2ois. HIT st.cu''i
&c 4 Greaj!u! s!upiI 10 tie n:rs. to the ancrr
t"iItiC= .al vsxatio,S Gt hs,l gear The
rrl ha. good seEas - Rs, as good w;: un,l. :
her bonns, ana sic ii saks SOME fellow an rx-
ccI!cH: vic IS srdIy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-21

Who have injured tha:Iiao!:as b. "
tain practice. induiged l.. Eabi: nc
quen:iy learned from nT'i 1ompanoHs, or :"
even whom as.cep, and i not cured, render,
marriage impossible, md destroys both EniEd
AID body. should :,ppiy immediately,
iTka, y pity th,.. youns ni@:I, the horo"t
lis country, .uo pride o.: his ln:ratS, sloui! ."
si.stched from al pTvspc"'!s snd cnjoymenl, "i
Lie by the consequence oi dcVintin:; rom tn
path o: .ln.uro, s:lt iELulg!Eg i. !. certain l.:
cret hnh:: Such persons iaG5t, before coH!en.-
platinE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-21

n + " ''oD -7., n,.;. p,sia
M J"S +TireH TI,e'" .Tnpane:e PGpins Black Silks,
ina Bac 7'sIf'i hnG coorcd Alpacss Chcnq suitines
&C., &c. We shall. il u day or Two be abe 70
il v;tc cur friends 20 Inspect worry large supply
mn II ~ WGTMER Il SLAYMAkER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-21

\ New Doos LoCK-A mechanic in
Savannah has avented a uew lock, which the
Rsnubiicau of that city describes IS follows:
Yesterday We were snovn a door lock that
surpasseS anything in that line that has here.
to'orc appeared. |: is not only beautiful
p;rce Of mechanism, hu: 20 constructed that
YOU may even ;osc your keys with perfect
impunity There IS Il series OF keys. TWO OF
each ir4 exactiy corresponding Say you
have cch with four, which is the smallest
number. 4 merchant carries one and his
clerk another. B.: aceii.nt, though, enc
becomes lost: ali you hare to do is TO lay aside
the others take ouf one o your rescrred kcG>
which, different in It's construction irCm III"
first, unccss the @o2:, wEicA, when locked
again ty the samc key, cAnno. bA rcopcncl Ey
IL: 'c>t one, aId yCC ere ss!t asuinst tie
finder or ;"i,t. TIE Slcon.! ksy chargeS the
gearing 0 The o.!, ant; renders tar first useless
an! 81 "a &c s.riUS, sny rumbcr OF keys, al
that lrctcled the lost one icing useless, n7!ii
the crigina gearing is restored
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-09-10
What does Reason Say?

The little mongoosc when bitten by deadly ,erpcnt
resorts 10 certain plant eats of it. and escapes the effect
of the poison That is instinct. Human beings on the
other hand, must depend and experience in
selecting the means of protecting health and life against
nnwholesome influences. Now, what does reason say
this vital subject. Does il tell us to inyirnrate
and purify the system is the best way to protect it
against the invisible poison which generates disease
Surely il 0cs The next question is, what guide shall
we follow in choosing medicinal safeguard. Reason
replies let your monitor he experience. Well the
riencc OF eighteen years comprised in unbrokcn
series of satisfactory testimonials that Hos
letters Stomach Btcrs possess Strengthening rerula-
ing and antiscptic properties which not combined in
the same happy proportions IL any other preparation
eXtant This therefore is the antlotc to which reason
bids resort when health impcrille either by
the malaria which produces epidemic disorders or by
any other cause, whether inherent and constitutional or
connected with our habits occupations and pursuits
The venom of noXious reptile is scarcely more subtle
and dangerous than that which turks in foul air and
impure water. To escape the feyers billions disorders
disturbances Of the ho%el-, and other serious alaies
produced by these institutions clements it absolutely
necessary that the stomach! AMI all the Secrctiye organs
should he, tn speak, in robust condition Upon the
amount of resistance which til" vital system can oppose
To the dclutcrG,s Influences thai assl ii the safety of
the health depends and it is because the GREAT vEGEr,-
BILE NvIGoRANT nparts energy and regularity to the
most important functions of the body, that il can he
recommended and guaranteed invaluable prcven-
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-09-10

Fatal Accidental boy named John
Smith, ten or eleven years of age, son of
one of the employees on the Chesapeake
and Delaware canal, accidentally shot him.
self ON Monday last while handling pis-
toll. The charge entered the abdomen and
penetrating upwards lodged. in his lungs,
from which he expired in the course of
half an hour. The pistol was one of the
old fashioned holster pistols, which was
charged with shot.
The victim of this distressing calamity
was in company at the time of its occur
ence with a younger brother, and the two
boys were in retired place behind some
buildings, and the little brother says that
John placed the muzzlc of the pistol against
the side of his abdomen, and pressed the
cock back with his hands, in order to cock
the piece, the spring of the lock being very
stiff, and the pistol slipping, the hammer
fell, discharging the contents into his body.
A small sister was on an elevated piece of
ground from where she could see the
boys and witnessed the painful accident
which so speedily termined her brothers
life. With these exceptions no others saw
the occurrence. This should serve as a
warning to boys, as well as to parents, to
keep fire arms, especially pistols out of their
hands.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-09-10

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