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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-03

DECLINE IN SUMNER TRAvEI.-The New
York Tribune says:
An avenging Nemesis has at last overtaken
the watering. place, hotel keepers. Who that
has been summer traveller is not glad of it?
The fight to Europe has been increased by the
exactions, imrertinences aud insoleut oppres.
sions of the baronial clerks and propretors of
summer hotels and taverns. With few notable
exceptions, the famous places of summer have
fallen into dolefuE dumps. for reasons above
stated. This adversely, which falls alike on the
lust and the unjust, may by-and-by, bring about
a correction Of abuses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-03

Walkers majority III the DISTRICT, }, lUl.-
Winchester -Ncus.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-03
EIGHTH Congressional District.

The District is made up of the following
ounties with population in 1870, as follows,
ccording to the United States census tables:
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Living Advertisements.


A medicine that has done more than all the pre-
scriptions OF the pharmacopeia to protect the hui
man system against the bodily ills superinduced
by unhealthy surroundings, is certainly worthy OF
universal confidence. 1t is mainly on account of
IS extraordinary preventive properties that Hos
letters Stomach Btters is SO exceedingly popular
in localities subject to the visitation of miasmat;c
fevers and Other diseases produced by empoisoned
air. a family that has escaped -ickness during a
siokly season in consequence of using the Btters
as safeguard, is living advertisement of The yir
tues of the preparation. The whole neighborhood
realizes the fact Il couldn't have believed it,
says one. Il scarcely credited the advertisements
but must believe what one sees" says another.
1T Is the very thing we need IN this unwholesome
secifon of country" remarks a third. And the re-
suit is that the instinct of sefdefense the first
to obtain supply of the great vegetable antidote
before the next sickly season sets in. In winter,
when the system requires extra viyor and elasticity
10 enable it to battle the effects Of damp and cold
rheumatism will not be apt TO fasten upon mus
cieS and nerves that have been braced up by this
excellent invigorant and nervi9e; nor will the
seventies OF the season. which have such disas-
trous effect on the pulmonary organs of the feeble
and delicate, be likely to exercise the same un-
toward influence in Cases where the stomach ard
external surface of the body (Which always synpa-
thizes with the digestive organs have been toned
and stimulated by course of the restorative. The
fits of indigestion and irregularities of the bowels
may always be prevented by a timely use of The
Bitters.
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Kidney Worms in Hogs Cured by
CarbOiic Acid.

On the Goth of February last 1 no.
ticed that one of my hogs-a large
Cheshire white sow-was little weak in
the back. On examining her I found
that it was with great difficulty that she
raised her fore feet in trying to walk.
As I have had very little experience in
raising hogs, 1 at once consulted a
number OF my neighbors. i
They all pronounced it kidney worm,
and, of course, each had remedy.
Some prescribed soapsuds, others weak
I've, copperas, blue vitriol, turpentine,
etc. ] gave each fair trial, with no
good result, and on the Doth of March
she laid fiat on her side, unable to turn
over, and had not been on her feet for
ten days, when my father, DIR. Brown,
handed me bottle of carbolic acid,
and told me to use it as follows
"Ten drops once a day in drink, then
put thirty drops in one gill of hot vine
gar and battle the back over the kidneys
once a day. ~
Z l gave her the first dose ON Tuesday,
March FL su --i iso- 10,
On Sunday, the 25th, when went
out to feed, she raised to her feet and
took two steps to meet me. By Satur-
day, the 30th, she was well and sound
as ever ,r. e. -r--. .EEr ..-
, The same remedy is equally good in
treating the mango First, wash the
hog well with soapsids, then to one
ounce of''carbolic acid, stirring until it
is cool. Rub the hog two or three
times with this and give yourself no
uneasiness about the mango 81
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proceedings She had hurried back. TO
her father and told him that ga man was
all tied up out there" and he had re-
turned to the fence. Understanding
the situation, he and his men had moved
around so as to secure an advantage,
and Raleigh's capture was the result. .
When the rascal found, his senses he
was terribly taken aback, ;. and cursed
enough for q whole Flanders army We
took him back to Grafton, and when 1
last saw him he was ON his way to the
penitentiary to serve a sentence of fif-
teen years. 8 o. * -=asi ia1 % - ~ =.
The mortgage was lifted after all, and
the gift which Law & Law sent little
Katie Gray, kept her in dresses for
many year.-Moos'e's Rural New
Yorker Sara - 500 ''' -.e'
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The Cholera IN India. The Pm ysieians
- Utterly BafIled.

!. Calcutta eorrsspondeBce Of the London Times. !,
: At Bokhara aid in Cashmere, ss well
o.. in India, the disease seems to have
abated almost as rapidly al it has
spread. Since the first outbreak to the
last returns there have been $50 cases of
men, women and children among British
troops, and of these 478 cases have been
fatal. In some instances the progress of
the disease was dreadfully rapid, and,
had the year been little less dvanced
there is every reason to believe that
these large numbers would have been
materially greater. The amount of care
and patience directed to the subject of
cholera 5 by the medical profession is
enormous, but, 40 far, little seems gain
ed beyond an analysis Of symptoms and
of other features of the disease. Moth
ing Satisfactorily probable has been ar
rived as to the cause or cure of cholera
/ have received this morning the re-
port for the last year of the Madras San
itary Commissioner, and some of the
facts are painfully interesting. : =
We have the unpleasant statement that
as far as treatment went, the med
cal officer in charge and all under him
would "sum up their experience and
observations m the one sad word, use
les" lat all events when the disease had
passed beyond certain stage. Every
kind of recommended line of treatment
the saline, the alkaline, the derivative,
the stimulant, the alternative, expect
tant-were tried, and signally failed.
DIR. Cowen states that there ia no re-
coverable for the disease. The men
had neither been eating nor drinking to
excess, there is no suspicion of infee-
ton, and the hospital afterward accom-
modated native troops without case of
illness. The assistant surgeon IN charge
made like report as to the utter impos-
sibility of any conjecture as to the cause
of the disease, but he states that the
largest number of victims were from
among those men who, from long resi-
dence In the place, or other causes, had
become deteriorated in health. Among
the recruits of five months Indian ser
vice, four were attacked, and all reeov-
cred. The officers had, with one or two
exceptions, had short service m India,
or had been at home since the arrival of
the regiment, and not one of them was
attacked. All this. is important, but /
dot know whether your medical readers
will say that it adds much to their know
ledge. of the causes, of cholera or the
remedies for it. ..tr r1.tu slJfanl
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-12-13
GENERAL ITEMS.

Oxford University is 1000 years
old. - g.
Great Britain has 1000, blast furna-
ces. .-,.. .s .-..
.-Tennessee's debt increases 81, OO0,-
600 year. s.t H.L
South Australia has population of
100, 400. IS T1t MS. -oc,-b ...gs i..
There are 700 japanese students in
this country =. -. -- s, -
The loss in Buildings at Boston
amounts to $40, 100000. T.4 .'.. e. 2 u
The public debt-was reduced five
millions during October sss@ ; ID
Is An Amsterdam church has had the
same minister for seventy years. .
-Mackerel fishing off Massachusetts
is very light this year. 30 ..,5 go. ~.
The export of Swiss watches to
America is on the increase. 7.isa at
Australian preserved meats are now
used in English warehouses;. 81,
A cargo of 700 li%e fish has been
brought from Ireland to England.
An edition of $4,000 copies of es '
Secretary Stewards book Will be pub
lished. -> % I.se<i- u,e1f Ts,''is - '''r
England has adopted the American
Eight-hour law an Government works.
England is building an immense
steamship for the purpose of layingrca-
bies. -.
-Jute culture is successful i'll houis-
lana, with 1000 pounds of fiber per
acre.
Paris newspapers are behind the
journalism of any other. part OF the
world. o.. - i. - % yis1ns l.Naw
The time gun at Edinburgh, Scot
land, can be heard 81, miles from the
city. .l'fd E53b1 10 .klt2 s3lV
The 1872 peach crop of Michigan
and Illinois amounted to l, 700, 900 bush
els. FL. -. - so
Twenty miles OF the road fromE Echo,
on the line OF the Union Pacific, through
the Parley's Park mines to Provo, Utah,
are now under way. :. 81 sHslEs tssu
1t is estimated that the wheat crop
of the Valley of Virginia this year will
reach 2, 959, $50 bushels.I Sii~
Many farmers in Montana Territory
have tried Alfalfa rlover in the past sea-
sonS~ith the bestiresults. sls- .'- 90 :.
Over million pounds of wheat
have-this season been shipped from Den
yer east to mix with inferior grades.
1t is estimated that the total wheat
crop of Oregon the present season will
fall but little short of 4, DOC, 900 bushels.
The new Capitol building at Ian.
sing, Michigan, will consume 600 car
loads of stone from Amherst, Ohio 1
oliver Wendell Holmes says: eff
all the cities of the world were reduced
to ashes you'd have o new set of million
aries in a couple. of years or so, out OF
the trade in potash. ssr- asa,ri
A Massachusetts, Sunday school re-
Gently undertook the novel task of rails
ing money for the library by contribu-
lions of paper and rags from the schol- /
airs. The evening of the gathering was
rainy, but the whole amount of paper
rags brought was 1 ,405 pounds, whica
will realize about $50.
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READ THE TESTIMONY.

Messrs Mansfield and Higbee-Gentlemen: The
following are voluntary statements. make them
alone for the good of the suffering when was
in your ci you recommended te me and advised
me TO buy the Magic Arnca Lfniment. My reply
was, i had confidence patent nostrums. L
told you OF hurt / received eleven years since,
that had not been relieved, but was increasing
with age You then presented me with a bottle of
this Iiniment. took IL through courtesy to you.
A week atter got home concluded to use il.
applied II twice each day for Two weeks. Since
that time have felt pain, but fee: as well as
Gid twenty years ago. The bottle of LiDiment has
been worth TO me than the bottle filled
with gold would have been. 1 recommend the
Liniment TO II who / find sufferinF with pain
from strains bruises. rheumatism. or any cause
whatever. 1t recommends itself wherever sold.
. am, dear sir. yours. &c.
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belief that the southwest coast
of the Australian Continent, from
Nicholl Bay to the head of Yorke's Pc
ninsula, abounds in pearl banks, has led
to the starting of pearl-fishing expedi-
ton. 81
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-12-13

q SUDDEN CHANGES IN THE WEATHER are pro-
ductive of Throat Diseases, Coughs and Colds.
There is no more effectual relief to be found
than in the use of BRowNs BRONCHIAL TRo-
arm. .t o.. .-.r 20 81
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-12-13

The LUNGS ARE STRAINED AND RAcKED by per-
sistent Cough, the general strength wasted and an
incurabie complaint established thereby. DIR. JayIe's
Expectorant is an effective remedy for Coughs and
Colds, and exerts beneficial effect on the Pulmo-
NARY and Bronchial Orpans. -. go . :
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-12-13

Every family will find it desirable TO keep Magic
Arnica I.niment on hand. II is composed Of tx
tract of Arnica Chlorodyne, and rare essential oils,
chemically combined, and is always ready. never
becoming solid rancid. II is beyond question the
most powerful penetrating lininlent made, and one
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-12-13

BAD enough to look and feel bad yourself;
but no excuse for having your horse look and
feel badly, when for a small sum you can buy
SHERDANs CAVALRY CONDITION POWDERS,
which given in grain two or three times q
week Will make him look and feel we'll
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q. q 100000. /. !.
= e. sIfuW jrd- H4 81 -1saf .,
Missouri State Lottery.
LegaIi1ed by State Authority and Drawn
I'm Public In st. Louis.
Grand Single Number Scheme !
Is -- $4,000 Numbers.
ClaSsM, to be Drawn December 3lSt, 1872
5. $50 Prl.s.s, a.,m,ornting to $500, 600.

Tickets slp. Half Tickets =. Quarters $50
na Our lotteries chartered by the state. are
always drawn at the time named. and all drawings
are under the supervision OF sworn commissioners
Hs The official drawing will be published In the
ST. louis papers and copy Of Drawing sent !"
purchasers of tickets -
no we will draw n similar scheme the last day
OF every month during the year IS1e-
Hp Remit at our rse by Posi- OFFICE MONEY
ORDERS, REGISTERED LETTEn, DRAFT or Eek
PR Ess- Send for circular u. - ~
Address, MURRAY, MILLER & co.
Post Office Box 2446. Sr. Louis. Mo-
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-12-13

USE less of Dooley's than of other Yeast OF
Baking Powder, as it is much stronger. Pu
up full weight Give it fair trial. Grocers
sell II r.r
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-12-13

ALI but six miles of the Nashville &
Chattanooga r. R., is now laid with new
fish bar rail and the track is as smooth
as that Of any road in the United States.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-12-13

The Charter Oak.-We hazard nothing we
think in saying that all in ALL IL has equal. It's
size its rape, afordng the greatest convene nee,
and its numerous and durable vessels entt!e IL to
the preference over any stove OF which we have
any knowledge 49,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-12-13

A single trial will convince any one of the
very great value of 1.-THE Queens Toilet for
the CompleyioD g .fsisSf p .sftE - e. ---t
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.El33lA J5f53;A

HS PsrSoh cun take these nitssxs seesrs-
IND 70 dirsesons. and remziE lsoG cnweA. psssids6
hs;r bcpes az MOI Destroyed By mineral pon % ehss
means and he vtal orElns wasted bsyoad he ssi.s
!" pySvspsia or I.dfgsstien. Hssd.eAa P.hl
In he Shoaldsn, cougn ghtness OF the Chest Do
r;ness Sour Exucfztons q the Stomach, 20 La.e
Han. MID ~ - IN Lsnes PAn j. ~ ngisss
= he E;dnevs "a kundssd Other p.infl ynpeaaA
m fSe cGrthp e Dyspspia. In thsse eeapa.i.o
|, -. ~ ear,l and eos hofiIs vin prove . tee1 -
, y u ~ merits thsn lsugsky sdvsrsb0ma
~ EsloaIo Co0paa1nfs, n yc0l0 -
- A. r;osIa. Il ths axun q voana7heed - -
- r IL tKsss Touie Bffen dsplsy. % deseeo =
r6encs dat ! nafied improvement b 80 pHess
nble. $3.50 whs,-
nsatisa nd Cont Dac.S Esmrsnt - 49,. 49,
and Bladder, these Bitten haye 10 eqe1. So -
.as.. are eau,ed BY vitiased Blood, which = gsss>
prcsiuceu by defsnkeinenf - the Digestive OtD.1
: TAey ars q 0antDs RGrInttvse WeDr
q Tosie, posessng also tn psenliaf mem q -
asa powerful agentin reviewing .CSsgesnon g in1sn
nation Of the Liver and yiscerai oEans' a Nc -
Fer sGin Diseases, ErspiOes TsftH ssh
Rheuin, Bosrhes. Sposa Pimplea PustulsA sesiA Saf
speas Itch Scurf, Discoloratons Of the SE1 neness
and Diseases Of the skin, Of whatever nsse = na1
areE.eras Org up and earned out Of tho 9sso -
shcrt time by the use Of these Bitters. 49, H.
Grateful Thousands proclaim useoAn pit
rxRs tie uns, wonderful Iuvigorant that es~ suse.nse
i wAi. RER. Prup'r r. m. VIC DONALD tC0.,
D.,.-- ans Gen Aga. San frnsisco and tos-
~ sol u nv ALL DRUGGISTS Dh. skkS.
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GA New Music Book.

ssYyyHE GLORY',i Is the latest work Tor church
-h 4 choirs published II is by that primo 90
music Il composers. 6eorge Il. Root. II CONTAINS
new original. fresh music, adapted to all occssios
and services. The world wide reputation OF the
aut hor will secure THE Glory" cireuation rs ex
tensve as his fsme. IL IS offered To choirxa and mu
steal classes at ths low price % sI3s per dozen
As5 Address W. f. DUNAWAY, Agent,
y :. 777-7I p Nashville. Tennessee.
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Scotch Fishing.

Anglers in Scotch waters have small
ground of complaint either as to the
quantity or quality of fish captured dur
ing the rod-ishing season of 1872. The
heavy floods which prevailed at inter-
walls, although preventing the prosecu-
ton of sport for the time being, enabled
the fish to distribute themselves in large
numbers through the upper or angling
districts, where, during the last few
weeks, they have afforded extraordinary
ly good sport to the angler, who has
landed his four, five, six, eight, fourteen,
and, it is stated, even more, fish in one
day. Irrespective of good sport and
monster fish, the season has been re-
markable for the number of ladies who
have distinguished themselves in the
gentle art. Many of them have piled
the rod with such success, and followed
the sport with such apparent keeness, as
would doubtless shock the writers on
the Morality of Field Sports" The
season finished on the Spey most bril-
liantly. In the Golden Castle section of
the river, some nine or ten rods landed
in the week seventy-five fish, weighing,
in the aggregate, over 1912 pounds.
Among them were included one 30l
pounds salmon, four 30-pounders, one
27-pound fish. taken by a lady, one of
26k pounds, one 25l pounds. one %
pounds. three "a pounds, two 23E
pounds, two % pounds, one 22s pounds,
three % pounds, seven 81 pounds, one
2Ol pounds, and seven 20 pounds. The
day was hardly less productive on the
Isle. The season was the best known
for the last thirty years. On most OF
the other Scotch rivers, sport is said 70
have been carried on more or less sue
cessfully.-PaU Mall Gazette.
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DIR, Trasx was engaged for twenty years IN
n course of experiments upon the medical prop.
critics and power OF vegetables. separate anu
combined. AT the age Of seventy years he sue
ceedcd in presenting 20 the world, as the result
OF his experiments, eomoinatlon OF sege'a s,H
eases Is uneduaied in the annals OF Net!iclne.
isis discovery cOnsists IN n combine
tion OF these powerful Vegetable Extracts with
Electricity o. Magnetism IN the foFin oil an oint-
Certain,fs is, that tlae remarkable and
unprecedented success which has attended It's
application in the cure of diseases. stamps II q.
once as the greatest discovery OF the age, ano
calls fos trial and close Investigation o. us
properties, .s,.s.,..,,o.. ,or,.;,s s,,f.
fcicnt life 10 restore natural ana neai.ny aC
ton to the capillary vessels OF the body, ana
euualize the circulation of the blood by tnis
means controlling power is gained over the
most malignant forms of disease. which cannot
be obttned from any other remedy. y ~ ~
SucI, la f,,e power Of this combine.
eto.. that il pgncfrates 10 every portion OF
The human frame: every bone ana muscle, VEN,
nerve and liglment Is searcned cut anu iuuue
sensible of its purifying aad healing inf1uence.
Hngss il copes as readily with internal as ex-
Nusserous instances arc on record
where tais remedy has restored heaith 70 pa,
tiants 50 rc1r the grave that the most powerful
Internal remedies failed to produce any effect
Sach has frequently been the case IN lniianlna-
ton OF the Bowels, ala tI-
so patient ever need die with this
disease where the Magnetic Ointment can be OBJ
For kaaammasory Rheun,atism
3 this Ointment j. the most complete rcnedS ever
prepared, For Diphtieria or PniFia sore nroas
- In nfnety-ninc cases Oct OF q
hundred IL y III afford entire relief 10 theworst
cases Of Nervous HcaaaefE IN thirty minutes,
FOR Nervous Diseases his medicine is
NJ f.umpule Nliug. a
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-12-13

The Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Railroad is now completed to within %
miles of Red River. 1t rs supposed the
Red River bridge will be completed ny
early in November, when the cars Will
come through Red River City: The
Central viii be completed to Mckinney,
and the cars run there by the same
time. So
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-12-13

!. WANTED A reliable and intelligent man of
good address, to engage in Ell agreeable and
lucrative business producing from 81 500 to
5000 per year. Address J. Is. FORD & CO.,
New York; Boston Chicago or San Francisco.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-12-13

WINTER is now fully upon us, and the teams
are fastening to the lumber woods in various
parts Of the country. Our advice to every
man who goes to the woods, be he captain,
cook, teamster, or any other man, is to take
along a good stock Of JOHNsoN's ANoDYNE
IMMINENT and Parsons PURaATTvE Pills
Many months of labor Gin the aggregated may
be saved by this precaution 81 -
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-12-13

The AsRe5icon Agic,diuralisf, speaking about
the great merits Of CABLE SCREW WIRE Boots
and Shoes, says; "A trial of these goods for
several months past. and the testimony We.
have from dealers, prove this method of fast
ening soies TO be good improvement. There
is no ripping; the wire holds until the sole Of
the shoe is fairly worn ont. l4
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-12-13

queIt headache, mouth tastes badly. poor ap-
petite. and tongue coated. you are suffering
from TORPID Liver or ''Biliousness" and MOTH
ing will cure you so speedily and permanently
as Dr. Pieree's Golden Medical Discovery. 900.