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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-08
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DRUGS AND MEDTCTNEe,
ooc IAN ~ w n1hOAOkN ESs
T WAGNER d CO.,
LIZ
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS.

respectfully announce that they have removed TO
their new and spacious store (diagopally opposite
the old stand) south west corner Sixth and Bread
streets, and offer for saIo at lowest market rates
full and complete stock Of DRUGS. MEDICINES.
CHEMICALS, DRUGGISTS sUNDRIES, OILS
GLASS, &c. Buying only of first-class importing
and manufacturing houses, we can guarantee salts.
faction in price, purity and quality of goods.
Orders shipped promptly.
L. WAGNER
&l2-ts JOS. N. WILLIS.
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EXCLUSIVELY FOR TIE STATE JouRN,t
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-08

Robbery an Hearico. The premises of
r. l.. King, residing on the Williamsburg
road, about five miles below town, were inva,
ded on Monday night, and harness and agri,,
cultural implements carried off to the value OF
$l60. Part of the harness and some pitchforks
with the handles burnt out, were found al Her
man Schwartz's junk shop. Two coored
men, Bob Blair and Frank Wells were arrested
by the detectives. Their cases will be heard
a Innrrnu,
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-08


~ NHE SOUTHERN ASsOCIaTI0N.--RAFFL
for the Benefit Of the Widows and Orphans OF
the Southern States
DISTRIBUTION No. 164. EVENING Fu7
81, %, q, 90, ss, II, AZ, so, lS, 80, "a. As
DlsrRIBUTi0N No. 165. MORgISG FEB. 8.
50, 20, is, rs, 5l, 3, 6s, ~, 50, so, As, 54, "A
Witness my hand, at Richmond, Va, this sth day
Of February, 1871.
SIMMONS Co, O. Q T0MPKINs,
Managers. Commissioner.
CERTIFICATES OF RAFFLE, can be purchased
from Capt. W. l. DABNEY, ct the Branch Office, No
8, Eleventh street. one door from Main
DiRIs MEDAL
CHEWING ToBkoCo
For sale by
J. MCCARTHY,
fee--f Fifth aud Marshall streets.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-08

Police Court - The following cases
were disposed of by Police Justice White this
morning;
Shadwick Watkins, colored, charged with
unlawtully assaulting and beating Bette Good
all. Case dismissed
George Quarles, colored, charged with being
the father OF an illegitimate child. Case con-
tinued until tomorrow.
Herman Schwartz and Caroline Schwartz,
charged with having in their possession lot
ofharness, stolen.from r. l.. King. Discharged.
Mary Jones, charged with beingsdrunk and
disorderly, and with abusing Lizzie Hardeman.
Sent on for trial.
Frank Wells and Robert Blair, charged with
unlawiully and feloniousy breaking and enter
ing the stable of R. l.. King, and with stealing
therefrom a lot of harness and other articles to
the value of 500, the property of the said r.
Il. King. This case was continued until to-
morrow.
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For further information apply to the OFFICE oi
this paper. ia 2I-ts
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-08

WANrHD-
PARTNER, with capital of $3.50 or $500,
in q NEW and WEIL.pAYING BUSINESS.
Worcester daily spy., 1871-09-12

The extraordinary increase that has taken place in the
sale OF Hosetter Stomach Bters during the past year.
is another proof that intelligent people, although they
may try all things, hold fast only TO that which is good
No amount of put1ery lift inferior articles to the
position of standard specifics To the words of Tom
Paine, they may go up like rocket, but
down ANONYMOUSLY like its extinguished stick. Hun
dreds of such nostrums have gone up and come down
since the Introduction Of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
nearly the fifth of century ago. Yet it still remains the
supreme tonic of the age It has not and has had
rival in efficacy or popularity and now stands at the
head of all proprietary remedies manufactured tins
side Of the Atlantic In every civilized community
this continent South America, It is the accepted
remedy for dyspepsia, bilious complaints, constipation,
general debility, weakness, and many other
unpleasant dangerous maladies, Amedeine widely
extended is of course praed and initiated by dealers
without conscience or integrity.
Therefore, let every man and woman who designs to
purchase the genuine Ho5tetters Stomach Bitters,
to it that they have what they pay for andno the results
of an nfa lmposture. Look carefully at label,
stamp, ana blown tue glass, and do not forget
that the rue 6itterS is sold in bottles only.
81 dEwlw
Worcester daily spy., 1871-09-12

TIPPERARY, NOT TURK.-During the opera
tions Of the allies in the Crimea it was resolved
to carry the water in from beautiful spring to
the camp. Leather pipe or hose was employed,
which was laid on the ground. One morning
while the water was being supplied the miuaret
sounded to prayer, and one OF the Turkish sol
diers Immediately went flop upon his knees to
praise Allah Unfortunately he went down on
the hose, and his weight consequently stopped
the current of that "frst of clements" as
Pindar calls water.
Get up" cried an English soldier.
"Noulez Yous aves la bonte, mon cher Mon
sieur lie Turque," cried Frenchman, with his
native politeness, "tO get up"
mat amt the way to make the Turk move, -
cried another, this is the dodge" So saying,
he knocked his turban off. Still the pious
| MuSsulman went on with his deyotions
| III make him stir his stumps,' said another
| Englishman, giving him Il remarkably hard
kick. To the wonder of all, still the untnr
baned, well kicked follower Of the prophet wen
| on praying as though he was forty horse par
| son.
"Hoot ava, mon; I'll show We how we serv,
obstinate folks at auld Reekie," quietly OBJ
served a Scotchman. He was, however, pre-
vented, for the Turk, having finished his "a ilal
Wis en- allah" rose and began to take off hi
coat, then to roll up his sleeves, and then to be
dew his pains with saliva, and then to put him
| self into the most approved boxing attitude
| He then advanced in true style to the English
man who had kicked him on the lumbar re
| gion.
"a ring! ringP shouted the soldiers anC
sailors, perfectly astonished to see a Turk sucI
| an adept in the fstic art.
The Englishman, nothing 10th to have b
Of fun with the Turk OF such a truly John Bul
state OF mind, set to work, but found he haC
met his master-in five minutes he had received
his guanium suflicit. AS the Turk coolly re
placed his coat and turhan, he turned round ant
SAID TO the admiring bystanders, in the purt
brogue:
bad luck to ye, ye spapeens; when yert
afther kicking Turk, I'd ad Use ye the mex
time to jist be sure he's not an Irishman.'
The mystery was solved-the Turk was Tin
perary man,
Worcester daily spy., 1871-09-12


Buffers fliendsIexpain their failure to secure
the Newburyport delegation by saying that they
were too confident of their strength, and, sup
posing their opponents knew it equally well and
would make no contest, they did not turn out in
such force as they would if they had expected a
struggle. Perhaps this is true; most people
would have been willing to conccde Buffers
preponderance in Newburyport. That his friends
have failed to carry the caucus there is excel
lent evidence that his strength has been gcncr-
ally oYerated. What is really mean; by saying
that his friends stad away from the caucus
probably is that they hoped they would have
votes enough in a caucus composed wholly ol
republican voters, and therefore trusted
TO these and were disappointed. If they
had not miscalculated their strength they would
have done as they expect to do clscwhere-where
they have the opportunity would have
packed the caucus with men belonging TO that
mongrel party which voted for Mr., Phillips last
wear. and thereby ceased to be republicans, il
they ever were, or with any other material that
could be found ready to cast vote for Butler
delegates. For these tactics republicans in every
town should be on their guard. Whatever dan
GER there is, and it is not very alarming,
of Buffers nomination, arises from this
source. While protesting to discard the
ordinary political machinery, he has or
in all the towns, which propose
to manage the caucuses in the way we have in
dicated. If genuine republicans will be active
and vigilant, attending the caucuses themselves,
protesting against participation in them by any
who are known not to have acted with the party
previously, and if need be Withdrawing for in
dependent action where these elements happen
to be in the majority, they will secure fair rep
-esentatiou of the party nj the state convention
and a convention so composed may be trusted
o nominate somebody of whom the state need
lot be ashamed.
Worcester daily spy., 1871-09-12

CHIEF JUSTICE ROBERTSON OF KENTUCKY,
Hon. George Robertson, who, on Tuesday, re-
sigued the efiusticeship of Kentucky, win be
eighty-one years old on the 18th of November
next. He served two terms in congress, and
was elected third time, bnt resigned. He was
the author Of the bill TO establish territorial gov
ernment in Arkansas, and also the present sys-
TEN of selling public lands; was speaker of the
house of representatives of Kentucky three ses-
sions; secretary of state of Kentucky in 1928,
which he resigned, and became judge of the
court Of appeals. and next year was made chief
justice of that court, which he held for fifteen
years, when he resigned and resumed the prac-
uce OF law in Lexington, KY; was elected judge
again in 1862, and held the position till his resg-
nation. He was professor Of law in the Tran
syNanla university twenty-three years. He was
one OF the most distinguished judges this coun-
try has produced. Some Of his decisions have
been translated, and passed through several cdi-
tions in Germany, where they are considered
high authority. Chancellor Kent, in his COM
mentaries on constitutional law, quotes Judge
Robertson's opinions with warm appreciation.
He was an old line whig in politics, and later a
conservative republican. He favored liberal
construction Of the constitution in regard TO the
powers of the federal government, and opposed
the state lights party while member Of con-
gress in 1S19-20 He was chairman Of the land
committee, and member of the internal improve.
ment and judiciary committee, though the
youngest man then on the floor. A year or more
ago he was touched with paralysis, from which
he has not recovered, and probably will not
Worcester daily spy., 1871-09-12
tLOCAL notices.


[From another popular Physician of this city,
DR.. NICHOLS
DR.. Kmbell has successfully removed bunon from
OF my joints and several from my feet, with
pan and has also removed for other members
of my family; I cheerfully recommend him to all my
friends successful operator for feet;troubes, etc.
L. b. NICHOLS, NJ. d.
Worcester Sept. 6.
From the eminent Surgeon and Physician, DrJ Bates,
of this city
WORCESTER, Sept I'd, 1871,
am pleased to add my testimony to the skill and
courtesy OF DIR Kimbell, and am pleased to rec'
ommend all afflicted with and diseases of the
feet to his attention j. N. BATES, NJ. d.
From of our Prominent Physicians of this city.l
Worcester Sept l, 1871.
DIR. Kimbe has removed several very bad soft corns
for my wife, my sister, and myself with absolutely
pain or blood. would cheerfuly recommend him to all
in need OF his services.
DAVID HUNT, JR., NJ. d.
[Another Testimonial from DR.. Clough of this cityl
Worcester. Mass Sept T. ISL.
This is to certify that DR.. Kimbel has removed one
soft and one hard corn from my feet without pain.
b. F. CLoUGH. NJ. d.
Worcester daily spy., 1871-09-12

SOCIETY IN INDIA.-Every now and then
Indian society gets into state of chaos. No
body knows "who'S who" and darkness comes
over courts and drawing rooms. Who's who i,
OF course, determined by the service test; and
when, owing to the remodelling of departments,
the redistribution of civil and military offices,
or what not, there arises a doubt as 10 ''rela-
tive rank" the most awful consequences fol-
low. The hostess at dinner party will be at
her wits end to get her guests from the draw
ing room into the dining room without an
emeute; and that object accompliShed-of
course nnsatisfactoriy-she may expect to find
barricades thrown up in the hall to prevent the
departure Of some inferior star before that OF a
leading luminary Ladies are, Of course, the
great difficulty; and it is certainly not cheerful
except from ludicrous point of view, to see a
couple of bitTTd beebeeS, each dragging her caya-
lier after her, running race to the door for the
| establishment of precedence. The only people
| who see their way out clearly are the nom
official people they have the advantage of the
| blind girl Nydia in the "Last Days of Pom
pei" who would lead her friends into safety
| when darkness had fallen upon the city.
| For the rest, it Is very difficult to ASSIGN
the pas between, say, two such apparently an
| alogOus persons as an assistant adjutant gen-
era of queen's forces daughter and an offici-
attng opium agents deputy's wife. There APP
pear to have been difficulties of the kind of late
In India; tor we fnd--as always comes to pass
every few ycats-that new table Of precedence
has just been issued Gy authority The docu-
ment is dated from Windsor castle, headed ''Vic-
toria," &c, in the usual form, and Is signed
Argyll" 1t sets forth that, representations
I having been made to her majesty that it is ad
$ NSaDle to regulate the rank and precedence o
persons holding appointments in the East In
dies, her majesty does so "in order TO fix the
: same and prevent all disputes" Then follow.
e partlcularzed and generalized list, the former
beginning with the viceroy and the latter cndina
with the grades Of officials who are TO rank wifi
subalterns in the army; with some useful reser
, vations on account Of persons not included il
the various descriptions and special provision
for ladies having precedence in England. Ever,
means has been taken, in fact for the restora
e lion of Cosmos to society in India and the cor
, sequenG cooling Of a kind of atmospher
which punkahs fail to afect.-PdH Ma
l Gazette.
Worcester daily spy., 1871-09-12

An EAST INDIAN FEUD.-The Indian CORE
spondent Of the London Times reports that a
terrible ieud is raging between the Mobamme-
aans and Hindoo3 in several parts of the Pun
Jao. me Hindoos have a standing grievance
aSalhst the Mohammedan butchers for killing
the COW, an animal sacred TO tbe Hindoo. and
at Amrlts1r the grievance was deepened by a
Monatn'nedan MO butcher throwing a bone into a
HiDdoo well. There was an Instantaneous
rising and some loss of life which IS the sub
Ject az present ol judicial inquiry The spirit
nearly all the chief stations in the Pnniab ,be
butchers have to be protected from the 9onular
fury. Hindoo yernacular paper begs p'tbe tbe
government to entirely stop the slaughter ''r nf
cows. Such outrages on cows it saws, we We
can nc Longer bear, Inc Mohammedans sys.
tematieally outrage this feeling by unnecessary
Worcester daily spy., 1871-09-12

The rooms of DIR. Kimbe at the Bay State House. are
daily becoming crowded by those wishing to avail
themselves of his services. The press of New York,
Bridgeport New Haven Hartford. and Springfield has
expressed the most fattering opinion of DIR. X. $
skill and from all quarters he has met with most grat
ylng concentrations. DIR. Kimbell stands cOnfessedly
at the head of his profession in this country while his
prices are moderate. DIR. X. publishes lady's
without express permission, gentlemens either, and
therefore none need fear of having their in print
He visited in New Haven by over 700 adies all of
whom speak OF his skill in the highest praise All of
the elite of the city called upon him. Our best known
and most reliable citizens have given him testimonials
and are daily recommending the afflicted to call upon
him. Dr. hmbe guarantees to radically cure the worst
cases of in growing nails, bunions the joints or
insteps, he will forfeit hundred dollars Life
time cures effected on the worst cases of hard
and soft corns, without the least pain. wens on
the head removed in five minutes. Moles on the face
and warts on the hands exterminated in ten minutes
This will be Dr. Kimbell's last week in Worcester
Consultation free. Dr Kimbell can be found at his
rooms at the Bay State House, from A. NJ. till P. NJ
where ladies' as well as gentlemen, call with perfect
propriety, Ladies and gentlemen flvoring Dr. Kimbe
with their patronage may rely upon being treated with
care, tenderness and pOiteness.
Charges moderate for all operations Lifetime cures
guaranteed. DR., Kimbell is recommended by the most
refer to the following in Brooklyn and New York
Prof WILLARD PARKER, NJ. d.
JAS r. WOOD, NJ. ID.
JNo. G. CARNoCHAG, NJ. D.
STEPHEN SMITH, NJ. d.
ALEX. Il. Mort, NJ. ID.
AUSTIN FLINT, NJ. ID,
WIN. A. HAMMOND, NJ. d,
FRANK HAMILTON, M d.
HENRY WARD BEECHER, d. D., LII. ID.
REV. DR. CHAPIN, ID. ID.
REV. DIR. FROrHIEGHAM. D. d.
REV. DIR. L. 5. PORTER, ID. ID.
VALENTINE MORT, NJ. d, LII. d.
HARTFORD TESTIMONIAL.
The following is from Hon. j. Hammond Trumbull
LII D.: l have employed DIR. Kimbes professional
services tony entire satisfaction, and heartily recon
mend him to my friends and the pnblic as skilu and
accomplished operator.
j. HAMMOND TRUMBULL.
REMEMBER !-Business hours from till 6. Servants
will be in waiting to conduct patients the Doctor
rooms, at the Bay State House, for short time only
au30 Gtf
Worcester daily spy., 1871-09-12

The last adyices from the Seward party were
dated at Rome, Aug. Sth. They were to 90 from
there to Naples, then TO Paris, thence to London,
spending week or more in each city, after
which they will probably proceed to the seaport,
from which they begin the homeward voyage,
Should there be no further delay, the party may
therefore be expected to arrive this month or
early in October,
Worcester daily spy., 1871-09-12

| cruelty in their mode Of slaughter, and perhaps
| this struggle, which is far from ended, may
lead to some such measures with respect 10
slaughter as have recently been put forward by
the Calcutta society for the prevention Of cru
elty 10 animals ~
Worcester daily spy., 1871-09-12

Life insurance agents in Georgia solicit poll
cies by advertisements printed on sugar plums
and sent 10 the farmers children.
One hundred bales OF cotton, which were
shipped back to this country after arriving in
Liverpool, have been reshipped to Liverpool in
the same vessel, the Antarctic, that brought the
cotton here-the prices on the other side having
made the movement apparently desirable.
The New York Mail tells of an entirely new
style Of accident, in which young lady, having
a small switch in her hand, struck young man
who happened to have a small copper cartridge
in his pantalOons pocket, which exploded, the
ball passing through the clothing and lodging
in the knee of the lady, producing painful and
dangerous wound.
Iowa sent to the late war SS9 Smiths, Smythe,
2 Schmidts, , Schmitz, 2 Schmiths, II Schmitds,
l Schmid, 1 Smitz--total 917 Among these,
there were 81 John Smiths and 62 John Smiths
with a middle name and John Smitz-total
81. The Smiths would have made large regi-
mcnt of infantry, and the Johns with and with
out a middle, a full company.
An attache of Gen. Crooks command which
is now hunting Indians in Arizona, speaking of
the hitherto almost unknown regions where it is
operating, saws that the country there is beauti-
full stocked with abundance of pines and oaks,
plenty of grass and streams of clear water with
enough fish for even old Izaak Walton.
A San Francisco medium" has interviewed
the ghost that walks the wharf at Oakland by
night, and ascertaned that he was one of the
ferry boat Elk Captain victims, and would have
been rescued had not another man jumped on
his back, and in saving himself drowned him.
He is now looking for the maa who did it.
Worcester daily spy., 1871-09-12
From DE-. Wheeler. of Spencer. Mass.1

IFrOm Dr. Wheeler, of Spencer, Mass.l
Worcester, Mass, Sept I, 1871.
certify that DR.. Kimbel has removed painful
bunion formy wife, and for myself without pain
the appearance of blood have pleasure in recon-
mending him.
E. NJ. WHEELER, NJ. D..
From the editor of Worcester Palladium, Worcester
Mass.
Sept I'd, 1871
DR. Kimbell, at the Bay State House, has removed
several very for myself and wife, without the
least pain to either of U.S. with apparent hope of per-
mancnt cure. j. L. TUCKER.
From Geo Thral, proprietor of the Bay State House:
This cerhes that DR.. Kimbell has operated upon my
feet also upon my child four years old, for and
ngrowing nails, to my entire satisfaction. The opera
tOns attended with pain whatever, either by
my child myself and cheerfully recommend HIN
a skillful operator. GEO. THRALL.
Aug. 81, 1871,
Worcester daily spy., 1871-09-12
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Sept. ll.-God continued strong till the
close Of business the latest sales being ll4A a. ll4
with-a firm market and decided scarcity of gold,
borrowers in some being compelled pay per
S6G5JOg9O. The Express says gold spectators have
demOrZed foreign exchanges, and checked the export
trade of the country while the Commercial Advertiser
reports that as five twenties have not advarced with
gold, there considerable talk the street that the
squeeze in gold has been deliberately planned in the in
terest of the bond syndicate to enable them to buy five
twentes at liberal discount below the payment which
the treasury department secures for them Governments
closed steady and dull ive-twenies selling a IL per
cent below par in gold
Worcester daily spy., 1871-09-12

All those who wish to purchase good horse will
do well to attend the auction sale of the Union
lightning rod company, tomorrow, at ten O'Clock
A. NJ at the Exchange hotel stable. Twenty-eight
are to be sold, among them are some good steppers
family horses and good workers.
Worcester daily spy., 1871-09-12
Barnard. summer a 90.

are, usual "Earyin the Field" and thelrannounce-
ment for FAN Trade appears in paper 10 day
prslng Solid Column. Money that is to be invested in
DRY GOODS OR CARPETS,
cannot he better spent than at their Store
337 Main St,
Worcester daily spy., 1871-09-12
Excursions.
O. RAND EXCU RSIoN
VIA
Great HOOSac Tunnel Railroad Line.

On and after this date Excursion Tickets win he issucd
from Orcester TO lloosac Tunnel Norih Adams Troy
Saratoga, Niagara Fails, and return a reduced rates
Tickets gOOG for g. TO- 20, and 20 days
Also, RouND TRIP TICKETS, good for 30 DAYS and can
he used either way. WORCESTER TO WORGESTE
via Fltchburg. Io0sac Tunue, Troy Saratoga Niagara
Falls, Albany, Hudson River day and Troy and New
lurk night line Of steamers to New York, Norwich and
Worcester Steamboat Line to Worcester.
These Ickeis tor sale at the Ticket once w & n
r. H., Foster st. Depot also at the Office OF the United
states anu Canada Express Co.
}. BARNARD, Agent.
Passengers leaving Worcester by the $50 A. NJ train
arrive ~ Saratoga at 81 NJ; also make close connec-
H3h WIN n Y Central Express at Troy for Buffalo aud
ohlce OF the lAne-69 Washington ST.. Boston,
-, 0. 4. RUGGLES,
Ho df General Agent, Fitchburg, Mass
Worcester daily spy., 1871-09-12

Members of the entertainment committee of the
peoples Club Fair" who are interested, are re-
quested to meet at Natural History hall this eve
ming any time before nine O'Clock.
Worcester daily spy., 1871-09-12
LATEST MARK Ers.

DIR. Lighthill will be at the Bay State house on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Sept II, 10 and l6.
Worcester daily spy., 1871-09-12

Wreals Crosses, Bouquets, and Cut Flowers pre-
served Orders be left at Mr.. Geo. Sessions
Front and Trumbnll sls, L H. Bigeows book and sta
tonery store 23g Main ST., and with W. W. Cook at
Tainters Greenhouse dtf ia2