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New Orleans Republican., 1871-03-26

The official returns Of the census Of the
Now England States show that, Maine has
81, ,6ll native and 48,8O7 foreign inhab-
itants; New Hampshire has 286 ,6N natives
and q, sos Foreigners; Vermont has ,283, $50
natives and 1883 foreigner; Maasachu-
setts has 353, ,3l3 foreign born and l,lN,O06
native population; Connecticut has $4,000
natives and 1886 foreigners; Rhode Is
1and l6l,972 natives and S, ,3A foreigner.
Maine has 1887 persons Of color and % In.
dians; New Hampshire $50 colored and IA
1hdiane; Vermont 921 colored and !! In.
Indians; Connecticut 9660 eolored and 23i
Indians; Rhode Island 1860 col0red and l3e
Indians. Maine has one Chinaman and
Nassa chusetts 9S Cinnamon and four JAP
New Orleans Republican., 1871-03-26
mh2l 26 ap2 Constable of Third Justice Court
william W00ders0n vs.. Alfred Robert
|, Second Justice Court for the parish Of Orleans,

william Wo0deFson vs.. Alfred Robert
|. Second Justice Court for the parish Of Orleans,
No. lO.772
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERl FACIAS TO
ID me directed by the Hon. w. L. Evans,
Second Justice of the Peace in and the parish of
Orleans shall proceed to sell at public auction,
ON SATURDAY, April l, 1871. at eleven O'clock A.
NJ. at the Merchants and Anctioneers' Exchange.
streets the following described property. to wit
ALL THE RIGHT, T1TLH AND INTEREST Of
the defendant in and to the succession Of FRANCOIS
Robert, No. a. 365 Of the honorable the Second Dis.
trict Court said defendant being the only heir and
entitled to undivided half Of said succession,
the widow in community being entitled to the other
undivided halt. faid succession Consists OF the
effects of hardware store No. 2l4 Chartres street,
lot Of furniture Tor the bond therefor) and certain
real estate in the parish Of Jefferson and elsewhere
moneys credits, rights. etc, including the whole Of
defendants said rights in said succession of r Ro-
bert.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms-Cash.
A. ]. DAvERN,
Constable Second Justice Court.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-03-26


WASHINGTON, March 25.-The following
nominations were confirmed by the Senate
to-day: Rapier, Assessor of the Second Ala
hama District; Corbin, District Attorney
for south Carolina.
Dennis Gum, who killed his sisters se-
dueer in Sam Francisco, was acquitted. The
verdict was wildly cheered.
The Mississippi Senate refused to concur
With the House in adopting resolution for
a special from Paris to the New York
Work.. dated the twenty-fourth, says that
reaction in favor Of the empire increases
hourly.
LosDox, March q, Midnight -saisset
has undertaken to concentrate loyal bat
talicns Of the national guard at the Rue de
Il B0urse, and re-establish staf headquar-
tes there.
Saisaet is dispos~d to pardon the soldiers
engaged in the emeutes, restore municipal
franchises, continue the pay of the nation
als, and revoke the law in regard to the
payment of bills. He urges the Assembly
to legislate to reconcile conflicting inter
ests.
PARIa, March 24.-The insurgent COM
mittee threaten to arrest and punish Bona
partist and .Orleanist agents among them
With speedy trial and punishment.
Tie eltuation IL unchanged, and conflict
\ foared.
The 1nsurgent official journal says the
committee has decided to occupy all the
mayors Offices and ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
Dissentcnts will be tried upon arrest.
The trial of several dissenting journalists
hAs been ordered.
Menotti Garibaldi has been appointed
commander in chief Of the insurgent
nationals.
Journals supporting the Assembly de-
mand tho employment Of force against
the insurgents
Tho insurgents make demonstrations, but
20 far retire without fighting.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-03-26

A. Weber W. E. H. Gruber-Firet Justice
Court for the parish Of Orleans No. 68O9.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FA.
ID cias to me directed by the Hon. H. n.
Dibble First Justice of the Peace in and for the
parish Of Orleans will proceed to sell, ct public
auction, ON MONDAY, March r. 1871, at nv ware
house. No. 139 Julia street, at twelve O'Clock M
The articles seized in the above entitled suit
Terms-Cash on the spot in United States treas
ury notes. DANIEL CROWLEY,
mhl6 II rs Constable.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-03-26

Thomas Hart Clay, 9 son Of the great
eommoner, died 1t his house in Lexington,
eight years. The Louisville Ledger in
noticing the event, says: "Mr. Clay was
never ; politician, though he served twice
in the Legislature Of Nhis native State. He
was born in 1893, and graduated at Transyl
vanis university. He was more noted in
diplomatic than in any other public life
having first been minister to Nicaragua
and then to Honduras. At an early period
Of his life he was lawyer, but soon aban
doned his profession for the moro cengenial
pursuits Of an agriculturist, which he fol
lowed with great success. He was . clever
gentleman, in the English sense Of the term
and, if it be an honor to witness tho de
parture of q great light, he was the only
Son Of great father present at his DEATH
New Orleans Republican., 1871-03-26
COMMERCIAL

SATURDAY RvRxlxa. March Is ISL.
Corrox-The sales to-day summed up
$500 bales at . pretty general advance OF
"a q Ac. We advance our quotations &C
cordingly, and annex also the Exchange
figures, which are for even-running OF its
types, while ours are for average lists, with
the outside rates for strict:
New Orleans Republican., 1871-03-26

A cabinet of minerals and curiosities col
lected during the past nineteen yeafs by q
gentleman now resident Of Nevada Il ON
exhibition in Chicago. II numbers between
/o0O and 5000 distinct pieces, and consists
q orss, corals, native silver and . few Gu
rioe11ies. An1onG the ores are gold, iron,
in I'D oliver, of various grades Of bear
ine, - fboa the various countries Of the
New Orleans Republican., 1871-03-26
CAIRO.

-oA- ~
". Lsuis and New Orleans Packet Cen
p0oye
FOR CAIRO AND st. LOUIS.
lllineSe Ceaeral RailroaA Packets.
AN~ II Fer Memphie. Cairo And
the Bends-The hne passenger
steamers Of this line win leave =
nIa0qARCK. ..YORE. Master
Leaves ON TUESDAY, March -, at SP. NJ
GREAT REPUBLIC. -. DONALDSON. Master
Leaves ON THURSDAY, March %, ut r. n.
CONTINENTAL. l................ACCLVY,A Master
Leaves ON SATURDAY, April !, at p. N.
Giving through bills Of lading to Al points ON the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, Nashville and
soTtiwsstsra Rail.osd: ?! I, : and Memphis and oh''
Through Tickets furnished at lowest rates to al
points East. West and North, by all the various
ROOMS secured at General Office, l04 Common
"A WOODS. General Asent.
l0l Common street.
c.6. wAHSR. Tseight Aeent.
,ouxr nc1,Scsa Scasas1 p,s,sSsnt street
Bills n lading 5.r IN freights over the Illinois
Central Railroad; signed set e tee s1es Sn@p g
mh IS Csrondelet street.
NEW ORLEANS. CHICAGO sAND THE
WEST.
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
AND
BLUE LINE. VIA CAIRO,
He~~ \ Wil Take Freight ffs0
ssv orl..n. on ar.s.la- .ss.n-
LEAVING DAILY. AT FIVE r. H.. FOE
Cairo, Chicago, and An Pel9es Nerths
West and East, at the Lowest Rates.
All rates and all through bills Of lading from New
Orleans by above route given, signed and recog-
nized only 1t the General Once 0fthe Company,
No. 26 CarCndelet street.
Shippers by this route save AL drayage and trans
fer charges at Cairo, and their go0ds are always
under cover, and no charGes are made for forwda<-
ing. JAMES 7: TUCKER :
jal4 General Agent.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-03-26
NEW ORLEANS. CHICAGO sAND THE
WEST.
LEAVING DAILY. AT FIVE r. H.. FOE
Cairo,s Chicago, and An Peines Norths
West and East, at the LoWest Rates.
RED RIVER.

RED XIV Ell.
Beardmauss New Orleans and BED River
lron Line.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, March q, at p. n.
ARN@s~ h Fer JeAeEson, Shreveport,
lAA Loxgy Bayou, Grand Bayou, Blair's
Landing Grand Ecore, Campte,.
e DSt Maurice, Mouth Of Cane River,
COtiIe Alexandria NOfman's, Barbin's. and all way
landings on Red river-The new, superb pas
senger steamer
JOHN =. MOORE,
". T. BoARDxAN, Master; L0wD WALDEN, Clerk;
Will leave as above. For freight or passage, apply
sINNoTr ADAMS, II Commercial place.
n O. DONOHUE, ITO Gravier street.
j. &. CARLIN, Tchoupitoulas street.
p. S-Insurance ON freight by the John T. Moore
is onehalf the rates Of that on wooden lotions in
Red river. mh26
New Orleans Republican., 1871-03-26

Kemarks-C Calling attention to the above
transactions, we note sales of cargo ex
Eurus, $500 bags (to arrived; also, ex Agin-
court. 1912 bags ito arrivej: The West has
purchased to esme extent, principally from
dealers. Market firm, with fair inquiry.
Dealers hold l0,7OO bags.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-03-26
MONEY CAN NOT BUY II.
FOR M0Hr. n PRICEIBss II ss' y
But THE DIAMOND sRRCIAQ
WILL, PRESERVE n. q
THE DIAMOND 0LA9S1
Manufactured by

J.1. sPEHCyR co, NEW ION.
which are nsw oGsred y ~ puhl1e. ml
nouncea By al the eelehEaeed 0rt1eiano e.
world 70 b the MOST PnRRRCf. IT,
TIfIO PRlNCIPLR on which they are 60
brings the core or centre Of the lens ~
front Of the eye, producing . cleax -
vision, - in the natural healthy Eght, -
venting al unpleasant sensati0ns, such = l.
merinI and wavering 0f sight, dizsincee -
cu1iaF TO alf others In nse. u
They are 0leunted n tAo Hlness !.l
In ffames of the best quality, Of III natszlnn
80 for that purpooA
EDWARD LlIIENTHA1l,
JKwKLRB AND OPTICIAN,
Is sole agent for New Orleans. Louis
Ne. -. .Canal SsReoe. ~.
fron whom they can only b obtained l.
GoeaD are not supplied to podlexs, at any rst
He also keeps o0nstautly On hand WI
and well collected stock Of
Watches, Jewelry and el1verwage
An Of which u of tho very best quality. Co. -
guaranteed. oc33 t.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-03-26
EINE WATCHES AND JEwELRT.
8. SlLvRR9TEIN,
10S.............Reyaras serees.............l
(CoEner of Caxrun street).

DRALBB N "a
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHH6, EINK JxWM
CLOCKS, SMvKRWARR, SP1CTAC1Us
EYE 0LASSKS, ETC.,
Would respectfully inform his old ffiends - z
tomcrs that he has reopened ct the shove =
location. His stock being entirely new, his
consequently, arc III Of the latest styles = H. h.
warranted to be equal to anything In the - ,:
Having bought for cash, he can sen lowsf
almost any other house in the city, and -
nvoe Of quick returns and small prontss -
guarantees. bargains to Al customers Cone -
his goodA
Watches anA JewelEy repaired In the w
manner and q the Ghortest notice. oc33 enp
New Orleans Republican., 1871-03-26
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2XPORIe.

BRAZOS SANTIAGO Steamship Harris-For
Galveston-3Oo bbls whisky l25O hbls aOur IS bagD
coa1e go sks corn % tales hsy pkgs udse = /.
For Brownsyille- bbls flour 2s4 bugs coffee GIG
pkgs sundriee A6.t.
LIVERPOOL Winged Hunter-sss3 bales Of
cotton 1900 saves "a
LlvERPOOL-Ship Rowantree-2703 bales cotton
$50 slaves
HAvRE-Ship G Thomson-lz7s bales cotton
1000 stAv~s -. +.sfl
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ? n StOne-fO9z bales
cOtfeq loo eks corn 1900 stavea
ST IOUl6-Steamer N wicks-l0 or casks Of
brandy
New Orleans Republican., 1871-03-26

ARKANSAS RIVER.
REGULAR AYkansas River Packet.
L<aves WEDNESDAY, March q. ct p. n,
AsAns~ h Fer Fort 6uith, Van 0uren,
4 Dardanelle Littls Rock, Pine
Bluff and all intermediate land.
Dings-The fine and Inst passenger
JOHN A. WILLIAMS, Master, JoRN BIRD. Clerk,
Win leave above. For freight or passage APP
ply ON board, or to 5S w. u. eURlS. :
mh26 No. Common street.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-03-26
LOWEH COAST.

Regular Lew eF Coast Packet-TWico q
Week.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
at l2M.
d Fer the Ferts, Buras,
843 Point-a-laHsche and al plants-
Dtion landings The new steamer
BANNOCK CITY,
lin place of the Bradish johnson)
JRFr PosEY, Master. o. CANTON, Jr.. Clerk
Will leave as above, returning every Monday
and Thursday. J. n. PETERSON.
ian z. Va (2yaxjSr sfxonA
New Orleans Republican., 1871-03-26


,r.,. - aHA.
a - J. 1ss,.,.s T. 1SrSS A16 HkVA1A. &
.s.ass1Iss xnsA aasssphaDs 7 s6ssshs'
NsstA Gsruss Lloye have sesa1'se
I.|< l~| 2 sz,ps, nj viii run hsresstsr -
,11..,ss.
-: non s:.9..; q =. ssS 20, s,s':.n'
3s.r& = =. .xss;i 1 aay 6
MzlIYUET ........ April =. LAY LAY = 81
fouehips sosh ways at seathanpton .nd Havana
= = 's''''s = a. = rs,ors ~, ~ FAssAor y
fi0n as = = - = ....--r < -. 7s.l 1.
,.r c.p,~ - .slso Cold
Flnoa Va. ~Ao f,oAas
- = .....,,...,
From New Orleans OF nsvsus - oS"'"~-'P-
p,ps~ cAr1r ...... 4lso 001e
srEKRAGY. $@s Gold
From New Orleans 70 Havana:
FIRST CABIN. Ss0 ~ Cnrrency
s!.kRAes. .....s s.s;n
pa..... pns t,ctss. sls. Brsnen or soushanpseu to
Havana or New o.s.n' s.,s ~ ...,.,,,.-s -.
ror passage ne'sh' ~ '''''' -
mh7 7km 70: q UNION s.ree.:
ron NEW YORK.
s :-7.r.urp tIuI.
oo@peiang the ans-el.ss ssss@sn1p1x @ x.,s...
81 H1sr1n mHa1 r. x3eS ~ CAPTAIN -
SississlPrI. rI......:....,.:.....caetsi - 3 nsa.Z.
SsGY = so6DSE ..Gssisia kiasr ,. cs'vsn
SAILING from ssw YORK svShi sA101DA''
rOR NRv YORK DIRKCT-The
a. sste,-sAip Sc .issga aset fse
crNRnA1. MEADE.
Aw. SAMPSON, Commander.
Wm asavs her vhas1 Nos = 's:e.In :.
rhsse sseansls have sapsr''e seeonn'das'ses
Caain faaaes. ........................es
psiis q Isdin9 sisnsi fizcsah = iivsrpesl. ele
low. Srenen - hemecsS. l.swssS a. Isvss -
"a ~ -. ~ Vif6 ouiouis LII q
Ssea4em 9liling Asa naw !esk svsy WssnssesV
t5*. IgDw1onI.
The steaDship C9KSCBNr CITY wtu toll9w,
leovins "a NATURDAY. April Z. at sP. u. CO.,
--------.--. = - .--.-.-.
Cerryine United ststes Man.
~ ~, venAi 1e-,h 81. .s snM
Rer phsaaA Aelnhia. VI Hae
- ~ Il. 4 - So
<XSH vanA-The 6ne Al steamship
x@s.S s-sF Fss CA1nARIxR. Commander.
~ n sorsse-, :. : :. - q
Btlls ef fladtng dene4 throuGh 70 New Xosx. -
V1 ~ Isx tsSx sse.os. =.
~" 3yT1T9k4 CpIRvY Aaemf
= Carnr6elef street. corner GlnyteV.
The steamship jUnlATA. Hoxie, eommanaer.
viii follow aud sati On hee teennr aag. mns9
vrxv vnpw nrur1r
-O-~
~n~n aRAquRnAv Aurj1 4 sx q A. II
New Orleans Republican., 1871-03-26

The following epArt was prepared
by Ncesrs. Hay &, 1ehle. Their quota
tions represent actual sales at first
hasds. Expenses taken out, weighing,
bundling, drayage anrcOmmission have to
New Orleans Republican., 1871-03-26

The market for green salted is not so
strong. and the weeks business is very
small. The call for dry stock continues
active.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-03-26

AAn4v0U 40O4AeNaeeResks 81 " 49,
Steamship Liberty, Reed. frUm Baltimore 18th,
inst via Havana and Key West, tO Withetspoon
Moss &co-2d district
Steamship Juam, Aibiseyi, fron Mobile, N sallast,
to Pufe Bros-9d district
Ship jamestown, Hall, ftun Liverpool via Mobile,
I in ballast, to mastor-Potnt
Schooner Gabriel Aime, variana, from Jenerson
parish, tohsste4. a aistRict ~. 80 80
TOWD0ATA.
Ocean. Xsleuaa ffsn ths Paesse-Tcwsd down
and to go, 3lst instant, ship ChctOkco ana
bark Brought mp chip Jamestown
Atlantic, BuYk, With barYes, from d Louie
AeCowen. Sylvis. with u coal beats, from F1sss-
sTEANDoAHA4 4 rfslsz
Flora, Labarthe from Denaldsonville.
Bismarck, Yose. nom 0t LNuis.
L Tally, usrrisOp. frOm Shreveport. IS
GladfUlH. Lee, from AInden
Flicker. Aucoin, from Lstourche.
NJ John. 0reathOuse, BAtOn Rouge
BEadish johnson, Bassett. from Shreveport.
Mary, Carroll. from Mobile.
Beaufort Joanffeau. from Lower Coast.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-03-26

Weekly Ce0ee 1easenent.
Messrs. L0nsdale, Marks T. Co., coffee
brokers, report the following transactions
New Orleans Republican., 1871-03-26

Lone !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-16
TI 4 f. S.
rS NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

CHERlFFS NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
On and after February lst, 1871, my Office will
be on Washington street. adjoining the drug
store OF DR.. Pierpont. would respectfully ask
persons who have not paid their State ana eour-
ty taxes for 1870 to call and settle The contin-
uance of the public schools depends upon the
payment of takes promptly; and am compelled
to settle with the Auditor. The unpaid taxes for
1869, with interest, must be settled.
l. 9. UNEAL,
jan 81 Sheriff Alexandra CO., Va
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RAlsG.AIss.
CHEAP PIANOS AND ORGANS.

-
CHEAP PIANOS AND ORGANS.
now have for sale the largest assortment Of
frst-class PIANOS ever offered in Alexandria,
from the best makers such rs WM. X ABE l.
CO. and Others | will sell those that have been
rented out ut n great reduction from first cost on
easy terms of monthly payments. warrant
them in perfect order and will keep them IN tune
one year. They range in price from SI3t $50.
Also Smith IL Princes celebrated Parlor Or
guns, suitable for churches.
AN AGENT FOR
VIM Knabc L. Co.'S Unrivailed Pianos, sold
at factory prices | will furnish Any pattern and
price on more liberal terms than in Baltimore.
Call and see them.
ALSO.
A select assortment of SHEET MUSIC, vocal
and instrumental. instruction Books for all in
strumcnts. Any piece not on hand Will be iur,
nishcd by ordering from New York. The usual
deductions allowed to schools chuirS and teachers.
Violin and Guitar STRINGS including the
cheapest and the very best, with Il general as
sortmcnt of Violins, Guitars, Banjos Flutes,
Bows. and other small musical merchandise.
l will sell all these instruments upon easy
terms that will leave no reasonable cause to per-
sons wishing to uphold Acxandria trade to rur-
chase elsewhere. V. BECKER,
l49 King st.. near Washington st;
P. S.-All kinds Of Musical instruments tuned
and repaired. sep ZI-li
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RINGING Rocks AND SINGING SToNEs.-An n
item which is going the rounds in regard to
what are called the Ringing Rocks of Penn
sylvania reminds US of hill in this State which
constantly emts musical sound without being
struck with hammer or even being touche d
with anything OF the Pennsylvania rocks it
is said ''The popularity Of these rocks is
that upon being struck with hammer or stone
they ring with such clear and prolonged sound
that the curiosity and interest ofShe most lndlt-
fcrent visitor is Immediately aroused. One
sends forth sound like that produced by
stroke upon an anvil; another one that reseln-
bles clear sounding bell another the prolon,g-
cd ringing of the dinner glass, still another the
heavier and ducr sound of the tinsmlth ham
mer, while some ring but little or none at all.
1t is no difficult matter to find several stones
giving sounds that will perfectly chord with
each other. and musician might stand among
them and, by striking different ones, probably
nlav an air upon them. These stones are far
heavier than ordinary ones, iron, no doubt,
entering largely into their composition, and 1t
has been imagined that q short distance under
this vast pile hollow place exists. The hill we
have mentioned above is situated in the vicinity
of Pyramid Lake, in the old Truckee Mining
District, and the peculiar musical nature OF the
stones covering 1t was hrat observed by the
prospectors who discovered the district and
who had pitched their camp at the foot OF the
hill. For several nights they we're puzzled
and not little startled by a peculiar, low mu-
steal tiukling which seemed to float upon the
breeze, coming and going like the notes of an
aolian harp. This occurring regularly every
evening, when all was quiet, the miners set to
work to solve the mystery, and soon found that
the sound they had heard proceeded from
small stones which formed sort Of drift reach,
ing from the base of the hill to near its sum
nit These stones gave out constant tlnk!lng
sound, and their myriads of tinklings mlngllng
together produced musical murmur of con-
siderable volume. The stones emitting these
sounds were described as containing much iron,
and some supposed that the musical tnkllngs
were produced by magnetic action, while others
thought that the whole drift of stones might
he slowly working down the hill, and that the
sounds were caused by the attraction Of the
fragments composing the mass. The district
is now deserted. but while it was Inhabited
this hill was the one ''lion'' of the place to
which all new corners were introduced.-Nerd-
du Express.
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ASIurLE CURE-We republish the follow
ING from an exchange AS it will cost but
,rAc. and can do no injury, We advise those
afflicted with the distressing disease to try IT:
Z. d. Baker publishes statement in which
he says he was permanently cured of asthma
of many years standing by the use of equal
parts OF pulverized saltpetre and sugar burned
in his room. \ friend of his, so badly atttlct-
ed that she was obliged to rest in her char at
night, for months at time, was also perma-
nently cured By this simple remedy.
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DIR. JOHNSTON

Member of the Royal Collcgeof Surgery of Lon
don. Graduate Of one of the most eminent Col
lcgcs in the United States, and the greater part.
of whose life has been spent in the hoSpitalspl
London Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere, haa
effected some Of the most astonishing cures that
were ever known; many troubled with ringingin
the head and cars when asleep great nervousness
being alarmed ut sudden sounds, bashtuIncsS,
with frequent blushing attended sometimes With
arrangement Of mind, were cured Immediately
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-16
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.

Immediately cured and Full Nigor Restored,
This distressing Alccti"n-which renders NE
miserable and marriage imposSblc-s the
penalty paid 10y the victims Of impror'!E L dulg
cnccs Young persons are too apt TO commit
cxccSScS from not being aware Of the dreadful
consequences tli,tt may en>ue. Now, VINO that
understand. the subject will pretend To deny that
the natural powers are lost sooner by those tail
ing into improper habits than by the prudcnU
Besides being deprived of the J r''$ure OF healthy
oils pring the most serious and destructive Synip-
toms of both body and mind arise. The system
becomes dcrangcd, the Physical and Mental
Functions weakened. Loss Of Procrcativc Power
Nervous Irrabity, Dyspepsia, PalpllatIon OF
the Heart Indigestion, Constitutional Debility
and Wasting of the Frame, Cough, Consumption
Decay and Death.
A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS
Relief in Six Hours! No Mercury
Persons ruined By Ignorant, Triaing Prctcnders
and their Deadly Poison, should apply inmedi-
ately.
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DRUGS IND CHEMICALS.

+ The symptoms of Liver
Complaint are uneasiness
and pain in the side. Some
times the pain is in the
shoulder, and is mistaken
for rheumatism. The stom-
ach is effected with loss OF
appetite and sickness, bowels
in general costive, some
stimes alternating with lax
1 with pain, and dull, heavy
sensation, considerable loss
of memory, accompanied
with painful sensation Of hav-
ing left undone something
which ought to have been
done. Often complaining or
weakness, debility and low
ssp;rits Sometimes many OF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-16
YOUNG MEN.

Esnccially, who have become the Victims Of
Solitary Vice, and dreadful and destructive
habits which annually sweep to an untimcy
grave thousands Of young men of the most eX-
aI,cd talents and brilliant intel cct, who might
otherwise have entrnnccd listening Scnatcs with
the thundcrs of euqucnce, or walked to eXtacy
the living lyrc may call with full confidence
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-16

WHAT THE DRUNKARD SAYs.-Mr. Nc
Lcod an English writer. puts the following
language in the mouths of those who visit the
rumsciler den:
There's my moncy-gve me drink
There's my clothing, and food and fire of my
wife and chdrcn-give me drink There $
the education Of the family and the peace OF
the house-givc me drink There is the rent
| have robbed from my landlord, fees | have
robbed from my schoolmaster, and iunuulera-
bic articles | have robbed from the shopkeeper
give me drink Poor me out drink for yet
more; will pay for it There my health of
body and peace of mind there's my character
a. man aud my profession as a Christian;
give up all-give me drink More yet |
have to give There's my heavenly inheritance
and the eternal friendship of the redeemed ;
there. there is all hope of salvation | give
up my Saviour! | give up my God! | give
up all that is great and good and glorious in
the universe l resign forever that may be
drunk -