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I" The Theory Of q National Capisn,..

Under this head wilkes Spirit Of tIe inns
notes how curiOusly an event in one part OF the
world supplements and explains q subject dis
cussed in another. Thus, the propriety of re-
moving the capital of the United States to some
city OF more commanding proportions than
Washington has been frequently mooted in this
country, and now. out OF so unpromisinga state
OF affairs as the Red revolt in France comes a
suggestion which bears directly upon that PROD
oSition. Ii has been stated in the councils of
the Theirs government that it i. most de-
sirable for the future peace and security of
France that the capital of the nation be re-
moved from Paris. IL has passed into proverb
that Paris is France, and such a suprem-
scy OF any city in a nation il destrue-
i've OF republican institutions. even WHARF
The city iteelf is republican in its politics
Under mOnarchicsl government IL seems naces
saTy and proper th at the chief city of the nation
IN Point of wealth, population. cultivation and
influence should be the capital OF the nation.
that indispensable adjunct of kingIy ruls-a
splendid court-requiring such q CITY for its
support and development; but the simpler
genius of republic does not seem Compatible
with such capital Tins London. Berlin
Madrid, Vienna. seem very proper poIitica,
heads of their sever al nations; but the popular
sentiment OF thus " hole country would cry ont
against any attempt 70 make New York city tina
capital OF the Uuited States. Even SO earlv "a
the estsbllshment Of this government, il wa
thought that Philadelphia was too large to be
the capital, and il was accordingly provided in
the Constitution IL II q special city should be
created for the puI pose. The same general dis
like Of large city being the seat of government
which was thus early in the history OF the
Union manifested, appears likewise in the
States, so that but little fsvor would meet
propositions 10 make New York city the capital
OF New York, or Philadelphia the capi-
tai OF Pennsylvania, or Cincinnati that
OF Ohio. or Chicago OF Illinois, or st.
Louis of Missouri, or Baltimore of MARYLAND.
ID may be said, as 10 these instances that tina
State capitals were located when geosraphicsl
centrality was prime consideration, and tina
hence the situation Of the CAPITALS in lesser
towns has now, when distance 10 virtually ami
hiated no particular force; but the fact is, that
the popular feeling IN favor OF keeping capitals
In places OF secondary Importance Is As strong
now as ever With q species Of natural I'm stinct
thar scents danger TO republican institutions In
large cities, that feeling objects to their be.
coming political centers-and this seems the
idea that has at last been caught up by the bast
friends Of republican government In France.
as America taught France to look upon a Pa
public Is better than q monarchy, 50 nov doe.
the same America stand forth to show BIZ her
example that republic should never place
the seat Of its government In its largest city.
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General Thomas Ewing, who 10 o citissn of
Kansas and resides In Washington, announces
that under no circumstances whatever win he
accept the nomination Of Lieutenant Governor
Of OHIO. The project was to run Pendleeon for
Governor on the democratic ticket, with Ewing
for the second place, 20 take the chances OF the
succession on the election OF gentleman
George" TO the Presidency, the United States
Senate, the throne OF France, or some other
more elevated position. We presume General
living considers the prospect rather poor.
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Don't FaIIto RexIster

With the republican party united a. Il has not
been for years. and with the large silent vo,e
assured 70 Sen Chapman. he ought to he elected
delegate to Congress by from four to Eve thor
sand majority; but to inquire that be is sent up
TO the Capitol By a good handsome vote, it is
d'srsble that every republican and every
'niOn man in the District who has q right to
vote here should register without fail.
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rRizs rIsHr came OF yesterday between
hyde, ten miles below New Orleans, and "a,
won oy hyde. One hundred and ffty-three
ROUNDS were Fought. Time, one hour and fifty
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n~CLAIns OF SOUTHERN LOYALISTS.

NDTtCE.
The COMM SstOners of Claims, appontaa undsr
the act OF COngres- OF March 3, iYl, .sto receive
examine, and consider the justice AMI validity OF
such claims as shall be brought before them OF
thoee citizens who remained loyal aSherants 10
the cause and the Government of the United States
during the war, for stores supplies taken or
furnished during the rebellion for the u,e of
the amy Of the United States in States pro
claimed a. in instruction against the United Stsles
including the use and loss of vessels or boats
while employed in the military service of the
United States, give notice that their sessions
Tor examining G. aims and hearing the Testimony OF
witnesses and other evidence that NAV pe broncht
before them in support Of such Claims viii besis on
the SECOND MONDAY the 10th AZ Of A priI NJ,
and vii be held IA their once at Washington, D.
they are presented. Petitions for the aliovsn "a
OF claims may be presented TO CHARLES r BrNTa-
MIN, the clerk Of the Domm issionerp At w ash;,a
ton. Who will receive. Gle, and enter Them upon the
register at the date and in the order of
The clerk will also furnish upon application. tbs
petitions for the allowance OF claims the
sverments, the oath OF the claim ants vhicb ru.,
accompany each petition and the notices AMI st.ts
A o AIDS
B. HOWrLS,
ORANGE FERkISS,
commissioners of Claims
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Y~REGisTER's OVFiCK.

AY WAsHINSroN, ,. C., March q, ls7l
Notice - hereby Riven thar on MONDAY. April
j. l53l, VIII eNp re all Licenses issued by the Corpor
alton OF the City OF " ssbineton to the agents or
owners OF all carts, wagons, drsys, or hand carts
within the limits Of said corporation
All said Corporation Licenses expiring on said
date mnst be prom pity renewed.
Deposits tor Licenses TO this Corporation are nov
by Law made with the City Collector. By whom
ceruncste VIII be given upon which, when counter
signed by the Com ptroller, the city Register will
Issue the License Jam y COOK
NH "a lot CITY Reo,s.sr
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y 4 W PRING
ID II Y G O O ID s
BURDEFTE

Has Just received sn IMMENSE STOCK prob.
ably the LARGEST and CHEAPEST STOCK of
DESIRABLE DRY GOODS tina, can be found in
the city.
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9Th single eye-giass has ,entirsly dsap-
peEed from good society. -f
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NiNE BRICK AND ONE FRAME DWELL.
~ INC Tor sale, on easy terms. One on ID street
northwest, 622i II rooms; seven on Washington
street. e9uare 5lS; nve rooms each; one Maine
avenue, 90. seven rooms. and one three story
Frame, loo 9th street, between Maine and Mary
iann avenues seven rooms, and many building Iofs
in Fifth and Seventh Wards for sale or lease with
right TO purchase, MIIRTEN wan
NH 2l-lmH AlQ n s,,aae
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HTTHE SECOND MONTHLY MEETING
~ OF The NATIONAL CAPITAL kEAL rs
TAXI ASSOCIATIOk. for the payment Of due.
VIII be held at - srtni'- Hall. Ola street, TUES
DA1 kNEh ING. April 4Ih, att y m. Persons de-
srng 10 ribe for stock TFquested to call at
ne once OF the Secretary, 4sUtl Louisiana avenue,
between the hours OF ard q. m. Twenty FIVE
cents premium vii be charged for each share sub
scribtd for after April 4th
B0M Rep4tI PHIL. III. WEIGH, Sec.
~NOTICE.-The COMMITTEES on EIaminstio,
S ofAPPLIOANTS FOR POSITIONS on the
MctropoHtan Police force, will bold its regular
quarterly meetils al their rooms at Police Head
quarters, on WEDNESDAY. April 5. ISL at II
O'Clock. noon. T A LAZENBY
mn 2-td Secretary.
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OrEsISG 10 DAY.
BUTTERICK & cos,
Establie he d Pattern
LADY's, CHILDREN, MISSES ANDB BOYS,
4OT NINTH STREET,
Under Lincoln Hall.
mh29-6t LEWIS BAAR. Agent.
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR FEMALES,
Corner Of Fsnnsylvania avenue and 2Sth street

mnz.-2t LEWIS BAAR, Agent.
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR FEMALES,
Corner Of Fsnnsyivania avenue and 2sth street
This Hospital is eitusted in one OF the most heal
thy portions OF the District surrounded By its own
grounds the rooms are large and airy and supplied
with the comforts OF home. Ladies' living at q dis
lance who may be DESTROYS Of ayailing themselves
OF the beneht Of treatment in this Institution can
secure privete rooms By apply to the surgeon
Chief or the Matron. The price Of these rooms vary
Nursing, Medical or Surgical Treatment and Msdi-
cines
The United States Government provides forty
FREE BEDS for the following class of patients
viz wives or widows OF Soldiers Sailors of the
United States Army and Navy. or females who may
be citizens Of any State but tenn porarily residents
OF the District and requiring medical treatment and
Cards Of admission to these beds G an be obtained
OF the surgeon General, U. b. Army, at his Office.
corner OF Pennsyly ania and 18th street. and
81 the Surgeon in chief at his Office, 1924 n ASA.
chusetts avenue.
There are also twenty FREE BEDS for poor
women, residents Of the District. Ord for aimis
sion 70 these must be obtained OF the Cover nor or
Visiting days, MONDAYS and THURSDAYS
MEDICAL STAFF:
j. II. THOMPSON, n. o., Surgeon in Chief,
Office and residence 1924 Mass avenue
+. A. ASHFORD, N. d Assistant Surgeon.
Office and residence $780, T. avenue
CONSULTING BOARD:
Noble Young. D, Howard, ND,
u. " Bliss, D, W. e. II. Negmsn, N. B.
Levi. Msckall. yr., M. D., mh9T Il
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~ Groceries. n
GEORGE r. BASsECT.
GROCER.
CORNER SECOND AND C STREETS NORTH
has Just received large
STOCK OF TEAS,
to which he invites the attention of the Public.
bEsT oOL0NG IBiaok, l...--.--...Sl per pound
Please call before purchasing elsewhere.
Also, on hand, large and well selected stock of
GROOERIEs,
OF every kind at the lowest market prices.
AGENT FOB sTOEvERT BtfTlsS ap33 St
PB9fssGsMAsksS E Ees gHA2lsS AM GsAvEL
MAJORS OsgIcg. DRY Hall:
PROPOSAL, VII BE- ,.esxsd a. April l. ISL :,
o'clock m APRIL II, 1871, for grading and grsv
cling Water street, from Seventh to street south,
Bidders will be required to state tbs price per
Tne s1nS ans yard for
vat ss,ion or enosnkTsnt, whichever measures NEST,
ssTh to BE
The. The g,axei to be OF good quality and free from
the centre of he an, @ ss nine ns9es deep
deep at the gutter line, after the has been well
Each bid must be accompanied by a written guar.
aatse OF responsible party: known to be such that
II the bid IL accepted the bidder will at on ce AM
INTO contract In due form, and sxecute the work in
accordance Herewith " WIN 1"
The right is reserved to- REJECT any and ell bids.
ep,-to n. Q. HMEkY, Mayor.
DROPOSALs FOR GRADING AND GRAVEL
ING NEW JERSEY AVENUE
MAYoR's OFFICE, OIrY HALL,
WASHINGTON. y. C., April l, ISl.
,froposas VIII be received at the a yor 9 Office
Ony haii, UNTIL m, APRIL IL, 1871. for Grading
and travelling Gew Jersey a. euue, from New York
avenue TO Boundary street. Bidders will state the
price Per cubic yard for grading. and Nor anuare
YARD fSr graveiing. the grading be measured only
one wey. either as cutting or filing
rIae surplus earth 60 be deposited As the Ward
good quality free from stones Of improper size and
viii be niLe inches deep at the OF the street
diminishing 70 tour inches at the gutter line after
The same shall have been we'll rolled
zach DID must be acC ON panied by the written
guarantee Of responsible party knows TO be SUCH
that the bid shall be- accepted the bidder will al
work according TO contract.
lie Mayor reserves the right TO reject any and All
bids. fap3tdI N q. EMERY, Mayor
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., March "a, 1871
On the petition Of WILLIAM - WILLING 81
New York. n, T., praying for the extension OF q
patent granted to him on the 4th day Of August,
80, for an Improvement in Fictitious Ivory:
1t IS ordered that the testimony IN the case be
Tor filing arguments and the Examiner e report be
limited to the 18th day of July next, and that said
petition be heard on the 18th day Of July next
Any person may oppose this extension
ap 3-m,N Oonuiss,onsr OF Pstsnts
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bPE(IALIIES:
JAPANESE SILKS,
BADEN POPLINS
Ard variety OF other plain goods for suitine
$50 pieces PLAIN and STRIPED NAINSOOk
MUSLIN At the following prices ID 90 IS, g. 3d.
513:, 10, IS and 50 cents per yard.
GREAT BARGAINS
100 pieces BLACK and OOLORED ALPACASa
q, 80. 57ti 20, 50, 62i snd rs cents per ysrd-yERY
CHEAP.
BLACK PUBE MOHAIRs AND BRILLIAN.
TEENS nj 62t:, IS, SIS cents, 81 and 81 q Der
ysrd-YERY DESIRABLE GOODS
BLACK SILKS at Sis, 81 50. SI.75, 81 80
So IS 20 and o. per yArd-EXCELLENT GOODS
100 pieces Of PIQUES at ~. IS, 90 81. o. 45 50,
and 6a7i cents. The cheapest Piques In the Terri
tory.
Also,
TABLE BAMASK. NAPKInS, TOWELS,
HANDRERCHiEFS. IBISH LINENS, NULL
and SWISS MUSLINS, CALICOES, BLEAOHED
and BROWN CUTTOHS. All OF which have been
bought for cash, and will lie sold al very small
advance on the cost price.
ALL GOODS wABRAHTED to bs Is represented
by the statesmen.
~ ONE PRICE.
92- SEVENTH STREET,
aplSt Between I and x.
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OFFICIAL.
EPARwMENT

DEPARTMENT uF STATE, /,
Nh-H'ssTps. O.Jl. A.tu [. 1911.
ib'"-na'lDo ess been received At ta,s par --n'
trosr Oh. =. Msiss. me Oon<ra Of tas Ua.sad
ss Ian Of aSn s5 .Sd 95ssay StsS
CoiI-Iian Th5npson asd ssph Silvia st Mon,e-
..c-1. . .--@-o Q. the A2e--s-a .aa s.-.s soe.-,;
rrArTENpTaEFR FRUIT GRow Rs aEsr
ING TO anskvw. u 3 IN. ., tie BoARD
iRssp s'fsrs sf, u. Be- % s .ss
lSOodaJ kIENIsG at ~ o'ciock, in rstarsnc. 70
ised.nts z aesired b. oidsr. WE '"'' '''' ~
II TH0MaSw FOWLER. Grsai Scribe
TEoT PAkoIAnA
c.aSSbb I SS SnaehRA5 81 April 80,
.AhT ESfkkrAiNAsSrs,
Commencing at O'ciUck. Ia
f 'ef ian ''i FR.1 4 e.
1s CRUELTf; TO ANIMALS .ili be held in the
FAY EyGNTsG, Apr,i ~ iI a.. c On IS
tersstisg sddIesses vii be deliyer.t
EDGAR B0ORRAKn scc'1. aSes,
r rIOk
= as.iDg been arp2inted receiver by tho suprsme
SruTt oitLe District OF Columbia on the 2th day OF
WHSfhrR shs % g s.ssSr
nds'ea 10 sad f@ not at Is max. s
any JOIN ssfSSf f ks ssssTG
~ LODGE will hold special session at their
asl. corner 7th and II streets, on WEDNESDAY
nsss requires the punctusi attendance OF every
G. J L. FoxwsLL.
GEO 4. sTBOBIL, ca COS. sps2t
rTTf3h s THy ws sEFSSOn SH5IGI1s THE
TON The eth annual meeting OF the Sto ,kho' ders
N the above Association vii be held at the Trieads
street, TUESDAY. April irh. 1871, AZ half past
S;B-Eleetion Of officers,
aps p eco. y. kIOwELL. Secretary.
~wAsHINGTON SKATING PABK.-rhe
- members OF the above iss titution notified
sExT. April sthi q ~ e M az Road Of Trade
Rooms. The oblse. Of the meeting IS to rsorganiss
ha, .Ey crest IN sSstsinins the PasS should be
present kenrmb.r, this is the last chance, and
:pss 10 Z fa htss'1 f. wAGGAnAN, Secretary,
AIbnT TT nsmsss. X hs ,SHT TEnn1PIA.
= ,hsS x:yi1% sonic asi Gsorset % eD' on
IN fa aae uuSrn ts he .s Instant At
1s &c, r. to Be given x the
No. 'ns sna ss
Knights who Contemplate stfendins the ocnSs9t
vito + stiff 4 4. CON-
S having competed the assessment OF taxable
property, the list OF aid valHation ami Assessment
Viii Dc open for inspection from the LIST to the 10th
Hall. PETER HEPRUEN' -"
President Board Of Assessors.
WAsaINGT0N, ID. e., March 81, 1871. apI -6t
1EIHE MLDlOAL ASSOCIATION OF THE
w DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA will hold q
nesting IN the rooms Of the Medical Society q Colo
ny ~, alton buiidiugJ on TUESDAY, April lth at l
insist JAMES T. YOUNG. MD, Sec.
H O0M PANY. No. L "'
he ANNUAL EkEOTION for SNyEN DIREU.
IOhS OF the COLUMBIA LIBRARY, will be held
MONpAf April %; Polls open from to O'CLOCK
Lowe aud Lewis.
mhSi 81 J. q. ESTWISTLE, Librarian
LIBRARY COMPANY
~ hessrs l.. NirholsOn, John Msigs, aud
Sonn Sa penter have been appointed TO hold the
annual election for Directors Of the Washing
ton Library Com pany at the Library Room. Young
Men . Christian Association Building from ?to6
p m. on MONDAY. Apriis, 1911 All dues must be
paid BY stOck holders before voting
uSO4t JOHN MEIGS. Secretary
%THE SECOND MONTHLY MEETING
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FF.1.9.S'CI.7L.
NEW 7-3O GOLD LOAN.
SAFEl PROFITABLE PERMANENT
JAY COOKE & co.
Offer for sale at pur and accrued interest the
FIRST MORTGAGE
LAND GRANT GOLD BONDS
OF THE
Northern Pacific Railroad 60.
FE.1.9.SCI.9L.

These bonds arc secured, first, by First
Mortgage on tho Railroad ITSELF It's rolling STOCK,
and all equipments; second, by Flrst AiSlt-
gage on its entire Land Grant, being more thall
Twenty-Five Thousand Acres OF Land to each
mile Of Road.
The Bonds are FREQ from United States tax !;
the Principal and Interest are payablcln III Gold
the Principal ut the end Of Thirty years, and the
AND TunEE-TENTns PEE CENT. per annum.
Thoy are issued in denominations Of 500,
$500, 81, 600, 1000 and $1,000.
The Trustee. under tho Mortgage are Messrs.
Jay Cooke, of Philadclp phia, and }, Edgar Thorn
son. President of the Pennsylvania Central R"l-
road Company. ,
These Northern Pacific 7-30 Bonds WILL Mt all
times before maturity, be receivable AT len
PER CENT PREMIUM Tor l.l0) in exchange for
the Compnny's lands ut their lowest cash price.
In addition to their absolute safety, these
Bonds Weld IN income larger we believe than
any other lirst-class security. Persons holding
United Statcs 5-Ns can, by converting them III
to Northern PNciiic6, increase thor yearly IN
come omc-Mird, and still have n perfectly rclla-
bic Investment
HOW TO GET TIL EN- Your nearest Bank
or Bunker will supply these bonds III any desired
amount, and of amy needed denumnatlon Fer
SONS wishing To exchange stocks or other bends
for these can do SD with any of our agents, who
will allow the ighcSt current price for ALI. MAR
ETA DL.E SECURITIES.
Those living IN l"calltitS rcnote from p'liho
may send money, or other bonds, directly to Ills
by oyprcss, and wo will send back Northern Pa
cifc bonds ut our own risk, and without cost to
the investor For further information pampl-
lots, maps, otc call on or address the undcrsgn-
ed, or any of the Banks or Bankers employed to
soil this loan For sale by
'''' ''''' FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK.
BURKE IL HERBERT
W. ID. CORSE u co.
Who will furnish all required information.
i'm 30--co3In
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TOIIN a. FIELD,
NO. 7Ik KING STREET. =.

5atJ~G Give me II CALL Jan e-Ii
7 AND,IN FAIRFAX GoliNTY r "a rfmrr for
tilizcrs furnished, if dcsircd-to be paid ior out
HIA ACRES within 81 miles Of Alrxan-
G44 dria, about 100 acres of which are
cleared The soil is as kind n any IN the c"uh-
ty, with Il comfortable DIV Ell Ill w lnrrcoH'
S4n ACRES on the south SIDE OF III" H. H.
- 4O tic River Turnpike road seven mHrS
from Alexandria and one mile north 81 SprimG-
fold station on the o., \. u VI. Ii. H. lhls
tract lies between the turnpike and r;Ilr"a!
80 ACRES near the Theological Seminary
> > II acres Of which ar" re-, N tim1iI}X; II 1R}v,r
Apply to NJ. IL. IL" ~ :,
inn V-tf No. 5S. Union st., AlcXa., Va
" GROUND PLASTER!
We will sell, from our mill, on Princess ItrIr'' =,
near the duput Of tho Washington " ON" ". H.,
GROUND PLASTER, of til" best quniIty' III
seven dollars per ton, II bulk cISht d"ii"rs ~
burs-baes rcturnablr in ten dayS,a!i hihr d"l-
Tnre in barrels or in new bags. sold with the laS-
."n nrirs from merchants and dealers respect
i"''y So'''''''' LEE ~ BROTHER,
lam q I'm Manufacturers and Dealers
r ANDRETlrS GARDEN SEED.
We have received our Usual spring, supply "'
LANDEkTIlS GARDEN SbEh'''
which we are now prepared |" sell ~ ''u'
ans friends and c,Istucrs in large or small guam
li ,jries All our Seeds nr" warranted trcsh and
t,rnIinc We also have few copies Of Land
Seth'. Rural Register for grntuit"us distributions
Call and get one nt ,n,,,,,,,r,>-,
;,n2l lU1 King street.
rROS AND STEEL-Full stock Of all Sizes nj
JAS F. CARLIN u SONS,
rL, e.! n ing street.
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DRUGS AND GKE.nFC.9LS.

!. The symptoms of Liver
Complaint are uneuSlness
and pain in the side. Some
times the pain is in the
shoulder, and is mistaken
for rheumatism. The stum-
ach is effected with loss of
appetite and sickness, bowels
in general coStivc, some
shines alternating with lax
/ with puin, and dull, heavy
sensation, considerable loss
of memory, accompanied
with painful sensation of hay
ing left undonc something
which ought to have been
done. Often complaining of
weakness, debility and low
Ssnirits Sometimes lnany Of
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VI : RRIAGE.
sound mind and

Reflect that Il sound mind and body are tho
mos, necessary requisite, t" pronot" connuhl'
happinrSS, Indeed without these III" Journey
through life becomes i weary pilgrimage thG
prospect hourly darkcns {" th" view, the INV, 'nh"
becomes shndowcd with despair, and filled with
the melancholy reflection that tn" happiness "'
another is blighlrl with our own
DISEASE OF IMpRUDENCE
When the misguided and imprudent v"tary" "
rlrus,lrc finds that he has mhI,ctl the Sr'ua "'
this painful disease, it To-" often happens tha' M
i-tiinr sense of shame drcl'l -! discovery d'-
trr. him frnrnnpplyIng t" those who, from Gduci-
lion and responsibility, alone hcirl"nd MN,
delaying till the constitutional symptoms OF th'
horrid disease makes their appearance, Such n
liberated sore tir"at, diseased nose, h"rtuliI"'
3aPs il h node: RG"I on fh The % MI G"" And SR aR"
blotchrs on tn" head. fac" and "N'rc:ni'r1 pro
prcs.ing with frighttu r,p;!ny, ilIl at ht:t t,''
palate Of the mouth or the p'hs: 81 III"
nose fall n and the victim OF tins awi"i hiaoaIn
Lccu,nc. a horrid object of c"inrnIs>crailoh tiIl
dcuth u,,,s Il period to hi: dreadful suffering, hy
sending him to that undiscovered country from
whcncr no traveller returns. n,r
Il a melancholy fact that thousands PIE
victims tn this terrible disrasr through ial!,hS
into the hands of Ignorant or unskiliu' mr. Ir'.
TENDERS. wh" by the use oi that 'leitu.y
puis,u Nrr.urv &c, destroy tic coI'Hi'u'"',.
and incapable Of curing keep thG tinnnpPy su
i..rcr month after month taking th'' u. bn;nn r
;niurirus compounds, and instead 81 n:inS e., !.
s,1r,d to = renewal Of Life, Ni@"rand fiapiih"si p
80 L''',n;r l.,y. him with ruined Health L" .igh
over hi. Calling disappointment
DR. JOHNSTON,
orr,rr SO. :, SorTH Frederick STREET,
BALTIMORE, MD.
T ,.o l,pl side going from Butim"rc street Il few
door, from the corner Fml not to "hS"rv" nam"
and number.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-31
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

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lG0 ACRES OF IMPROVED LAND, on the
Middle River Turnpike, miles from Washing
ton and from Alexandria, with beautiful view
of the latter city and of the Potomac river. The
improvements consist of Il BRICK Dwell fE:3
LING HOUSE, with MI the necessary "Ht. ss:aa
buildings, and IN abundance of choice trT!l
viii descriptions The farm is well watrrcd An"
has on it Il plenty Of tinbtr
300 ACRES HEANILYTI NJ BEREb LAND
S miles from Washington city--s;mc dlStanr"
from Alcxandria and about :; miles from II sti.-
ton on the w. & O. r. r., offering Il ready mar
kct for wood and timber
ALARM, in FauqIirr county, miles below
Warrcnton and within two miles OF i station on
the Warrcnton branch of the o., "A. u VI; H. il.
The tract contains about 100 acres; is well TIM
bcrci and watercd, and is considered fine graz
ing land. :,.
The above property, the title t., which is with
modatinp terms Apply to 4. b., Guzcttc office
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