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Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-07-03
THE OLD AND NEW CROPS OF
WHEAT,

The New York Tribune of the 11th
lust, reviews the breadstutf prospect
as follows:
The supply of old wheat in the
hands of our farmers on the 1st of
June has no, been less since 1887, and
with unfavorable reports of the grain
crop of winter wheat, and the Ger
taintv of late harvest, we cannot
hope for low prices this year. We
find the white wheat has suffered the
most from the severity of the winter
weather, and on clay soil all kinds
are badly killed. In southern Ohio.
a portion ofkentuckv, West Virginia.
New York. New JERSEY, half OF
Maryland. aud Delaware, the major
part OF Pennsylvania, and the most
Of Michigan, the promise at the
present time is not above half a crop.
From Indiana, Illinois, Kansas and
Missouri, the reports are conflicting.
but it is evident the crop in these
states is generally below an average.
and in Canada not above one-quartcr
to onc-thirt of crop. indeed, so
complete i the failure that much of
the ground has been plowcti up. and
for il. In regard to the growing
crop of spring wheat the reports thus
far are favorable; it is making rapid
progress, and presents very fine and
healthy appearance. From Great
Britain our adviccS are not very Ell
coura"im" trr their wheat crop: it i
likely to he much later than was an
ticipatcd in April. The reports from
ltuSSia are not favorable for their
prospects. From Fra,cr and Ger
many we; have favorable accounts.
The quantity of wheat on the canal
is about 3j1.GOU hu>hcl>. The ship
mcnt> from the upper lakes this sea-
son show falling off. As compared
with last year. OF ,ulc six and il hali
million bushels. and The falling oil in
the shipments from the winter wheat
growing states To tidcwatrr i still
greater. The exports of the week
are 232.3i0 bushels. against 665 .396
bushels the corresponding week la,
year.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-07-03
TIMING THE POOR,
Fifty Thousand Germans Thrown ont
of Employment.


y very large number of hard-work-
ing Germans will be deprived of
their means Of livelihood by one of
the provisions of the tax aud tariff
bill which Gen. Grants signature
has just made a law. |; compclS each
retail dealer in leaf tobacco to pav
500, and. in addition, if his annual
Sales exceed 81 900, fifty cents tax on
every dollar of such excess. notbrr
words, the business of the retail
dealer is destroyed by II prohibiturv
tax. The definition Of Il '.rctail
dealer" is Il. tull"wS:
EVERY person shall be regarded Il.
a retail dealer in leaf tobacco whose
business it is 10 sell leaf tobacco in
quantities less than an original hn",-
head. case or bale: or who shall sell
directly /" consumers. or 10 person,
other lhan dealers in leaf tobacco.
VIII" haze naii II special tax rs such
or I" ntai;uiariTrrr, OF tobacco. s,.utrI
or cigars " ho have pnih special tan;
or I" persons Whn Lnrrla-r in ori.i-
nal prcLa.c"- Tor cN port.
II Will b. >ryn iha, the purchase
of >::l,t!,rr quantity Of Leaf iulacro
than ihr ":i@ina! h"@,hraL. rasr or
bal" vii! -i",h;l, !rr"rar impror,i.
cable. II i "ril known that of the
80" purchasers #i retail of leaf,
t"''a;'"" IN IA, city. most of whom
"Igtr> in their little
back shops. aided by the members of
ihr:r family am! prrlap, a >in.Ic
hired lia;:', no, ono fourth have ,br
means or credit To enable Them io
buy unbrn!;rn rackn"rS of the Iitr;.r- /
rnt sorts Of leaf tobacco needed r,r
their trade. The conditions urr sim
liar in other cities. and we are in
formed that not less than 30. 900 Ger
mans will he thrown out of business
The people who are benefited by
this legislation arc. of cnrIr,. ,hc
wholesale manufacturers. /, ,i>n.i"-
,Iiiirant fact that willie such pcuol,ic.
have been inflicted on ret iii dealers
the wholr>al" dealers have only .,
pay $25 tax per an,un. an additi,,,.,,
tax that they formerly paid upou
sales exceeding $4,000 hrin. by this
new act ab"li>hcd. Most ronviuciu,
excuses Will he necessary to jus,irv
he course of LEGISLATORS who havc
hus Disseminated in favor Of the
.;ch against the poor.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-07-03
r!:NSNAiI..

\ few days ago Hon. \. Cnming"
Representative ut Washington from,
this district. returned h"nur. The
past session of Congress has been
both iuu- aud wr:ri-ouh, n"iwith-
.,an,In. which. We Hrr pleased To seq
that Capt. tuiniu"o j. looking uii~u.
nlv well. lie has proven :, faithful
Representative, haiilin" mauiully for
the interest of his constituent, in all
raris Of III" Districts. aud we trust
the aaluall" service he has rendered
will be remembered. In speak in"
of the political situation he says that
amongst Tia" Democratic members
of Congress there i bui little orpo-
.iiinm to Gr"rl,': and Brown. and
that il i a furrEonr conclusion that
no Democratic candidate will be
1T Baltimore. From pat
riurir motives. such a< artuatc, thr
Democracy Of the land. he will sup
port Greeley in ur,.cr to insure the
defeat urfran'.
Capt. Coming" i Il candihat" for
from this District. and
We are cumli,lrnt he will develop II
strcnntl commensurate with his sup
rriur abili,r, and the great service
he has rendered his District. Lic-
yJcUeyvrf .S,UttUrf.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-07-03
The slH-LlUy Law.

! There has been much anxiety T.,
know I" what extent the ku-k lux
laW-Whirh was continued in force
until after the next national election
| had been modified. The New York
! World of the 18th inst. .. thus explains
the present status Of this act:
AS finally PASSED the Scnat. amend
m"nt all but nIlliiirS. the provisions
OF the existing laws of May. 1870, and
OF February. 1871, which It deals
with. This can br made clear bl Il
~" instances. bN the cNi>iIn" laws
'.'' supervisors were armed with
OPT ir'>>lVc powers. They could
l'i'H' ~ ni 'Iie "ihrtr> ct election
'nt . ",her>. lhen r"u!" liitcrnrddl"
WIN thc proceedings OF the officers
ana voters at the registration or
erection. hry could thrust them
serves M" the ranva>sinw OF the
,"''s anu make their own returns.
''' "''i, ice great ices wcr"
pa, '"''' worst OF all. they could
i"'' anu N'rh'IiiIc The boxes tor
Wv '>'a'' "tiic'rS ahd the ballots. OF
'''N' anu oih"f sir!! "rpr">>Iv"
!'o"' ,"'E ar" now >iiorn. They
are mere robertson at iii" officers 81
inc ci''il"h ana Their proceedings.
an" nave II" more authority than j.
"il""'u hH common consent all over
nv '""".'! '"o one reputable lnan ui
'"'" i'"rtF.
III 'n' h'N' pi''e. Inc supervisors
are l" pe appointed on the request "t
"" S"o'' i'''i' III 'a'li voting precinct,
.s''' VI u. "o IL D'Iofc The recent
''iloh.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-07-03
ILLINOIS

The Democrats and Liberal Rrpul,.
licans Of Illinois, held convention, n1
The same time and place. Commit.
tees Of conference were appointed
aud the two conventions united on
the two following resolutions.
"Resoiped, That the platform of
principles adopted by the Cincinnati
convention. together with the cl.ar
Interpretation Of the same us cr,,n-
ciatcd in the letter OF Horace
Greeley, accepting the nomination of
that convention for the Office of
President offers II common ground
upon which the liberal members OF
all parties can consistently unite in
to personal government
aud its RttcnIan; corruption.
KesDirrd, That the delegates chosen
10 rrpr"."ui u. IN the Democratic
y ti"ni! convention 10 assemble AT
u. Il "'t,"rr Ice ..n-rrn'tir' 10 act and
s,t. ~ r nrii n "a" -pirit Of the
5'8"r.lT.t rr-oint oHr'
"e same resolutions IN substance
were adopted by tne ONO Demo-
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-07-03
REaPERS! REAPERS!

Now that there is Il small demand for this arti-
Gle. wish to offer you the best built, the ht>f
finished, the strongest, the simplest. lIghte>;
ruuniii: reaper, and the only machine sold direct
from the InanutacIory to dealers in the United
States, tu-wit.
THE CHAMPION.
There have already been five sold from this
ci'y thiS season. anu perhaps there Will he
no others but the Champion sold from this place
IN i>.:, unless ~ reduced price. on twelve
months time. This wcll-kuuwn reaper hiss been
reduced Two hundred pounds in We ght and now
Is stronger reaper than ever, with the continu-
Gus large axle through the ccu,rr. As tn ccrti-
hcat">. can give two hundred MOI: than any
other reaper ever sold in thi, county. Ivy such
men ~ brland" Bradley, Thomas shelby. l.. Is.
rnrtnn. j X. Ford, Carter Temple. Pat. Mar
shall \ Brothers, Lewis and Isaac N,Sile. Walter
Barnes. ir>ucur i Bro, Il. X. Nelson, CYRUS
h>hurn, stephen thrath:n, ThoS. Cobb. Ham,
ntr \ brothers. John Harris, Struth.r Rrnick
and "a host III others. Come every body amt look
at the Champion before You purchase elsewhere.
Sold Tor Sis. onc third lst Of july. one third
lst of september. and uiIc third i>t al November.
i"l?-niif 10. HOOK, Agent.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-07-03
FIRE AT MARSHALL.

Marshall, III Saline county. has had Il fire
which though not - di>tructiNc:is the re-
cent on" III our city, wa> quite Il a>cri"u> burn
for Il town of that size. We give below an
account from the Progress:
i" iir,' on last M"niay at about the hour
't nln' - clock III the iurvuuun lua,It. IL an
l"''raiirc i'll the bakery irluu-iu.. To MIR.
I'i"!> la" furnace had prutahl, become
drtrrllNr. or Wa hratri I" >JIrl !, ti,.-rry
tiiat thc plank boxing around II Iuyk u.I lire.
ami when ti>r"' cred. Il i,r-" Volume q,
smoke was i>>iilm9, from the roof. Almost ~
piirh a. th"ii"ht. before any BODY ruulI eel
upon III" "rntind. or ;InytllInr could he dom.
tue names i>>'i"d from The iuui I!I,i i, l,,.-
rilii'' clear 1" every one that t!!. hui;,!iu.
w"iihi burn up. immediately :,liuiniu.. Iii,.
nh!."fN was Il confectionery store, winch also
h'l"i="h |" VII. Peters. ariti near ~ Na- Il
ware r""in used for the Storage. ui llI.ilInr
lime. Nr.. by Mr.. Joan l.. Mckuuu.
A!n"-t a't"imin. the p">>r>>jnu 81 Mr. Pc
lrf>. Wts iin' budding hrIuu.iu- tr MIR.
N"rr". This WAS twn->;:,ry frame. ih,
t"M%F >'"IH h%i"S u>'d a. i cabinet shop.
"hi' MI H"f'r amd family nrcI!pi,.i
IA" upper rooms. Mr. N"rcr j. n"y, >rI,ru
Years I'i\ \al"''i down The ,,IiI!iI- >tnI,,. ,,l
ili" !i> 4 '!''il':.;" wifi, and SOM. litil rh,-
'ii'h. W Ii' l',rf'', uninsured. stood II, arll
All sil> earthly possessions. The ::ruuur uI
''"Li''h&> were az >'"'n Wrappr! IN nam
'''''' Il'' lN'->tIIk iIJIIIt
wet "i the bakery hrluu-ins to the. N,.>>r>.
f.hiiiiiiaiI> was saved. ihuu-h ron>i,l,.rH!,IN
>r"rrh"d and damaged. The lun--1ory
frame USED i> a Restaurant or r:iiil,. house.
I IL" property u: Mr.. Iiu-h -. Dnuk. ~ also
IN" r">l'!,ncr at Mr. john | H. both lt,IIj-
ii"> on ih' "ppo>rt" sid. of f.l,. street Nrr,.
>r"r"iIrd. l!r Residence. ,,l ,,l
iii@.in II w:,> Thought t,r -,,In, IIul ,I,Ir;,-
ih' progress "i tlI" lire. would l,. ,lr>ir.,,J a
MI III" h"u>-h"hl IurnIti!lr WIS tuh,,I an,
rut ahd removed To- Il ,,ia,., nut of r,.:,,.I, al
'i'' ir". But III" elegant hrirI b.r,.k brI,.,,,,-
Is= I" Mr>>r>. I--rI"-. IA" anil N.wu,.In
nd> perhaps in more tl:i,. GER ru.u any -,
n'>c "thrf buildings. llad the little frame
" ar" room immediately in ir rear OF Mr>.r,
hilhr X ila-on'!'> store iI:I,,. token ,uI Iir,.
"" "lihr that elegant nl"rk wnIiI.I TODAY k,,
u ASHES. Inc Ware room - onl, one >iu,.,
i=ii. Il l"" story ut that. anu l., krrprn.. II !
Immersed IN a constant sheet nI wafer IL VA.
iN"h u served H. >!Irlt,'r :,.lin>, the II,.tr
;! IA" hurnin% hiIihiluG>. aud ,Ir!L!,lrd men
- work hri"rrn Tia" brirS hlnt.k and iL,,. ,
occurring Gainr. Had The hluci. hrinr-In..
" M">>r-. l-.cr'"g. Pa" and New man I:,l,I,
~ mr. "" cannot conceive IIn,, the I'rn,r,...
,i'hin=. nn.' III" hI"'!> 1t whiri, 1t J. :, pant.
b" "n iir". Ia" frames "rp">it,. The >Ir,.,i t,,-
''H,,r win III" residence "t Mr.. harrison.
"ul haN" h,rn >:il cd
NnMiNATEp-A lar"r Number of
''l"> have held a r,u.,uiluu and nl,.rI
'a' i " Al>ta'!t "n Heir ii,L,, and ,o.rd
- wear their ""ll'rlirt! I,rrIr>Lf >hu,.. 1861,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-07-03
HORACE GRRFLEY.

The Richmond Enquirer is aband-
oning the third ticket party, and
thus gives reasons for change of heart:
II" signs Of the times the favor
win which ia" nominations of the
Cincinnati Convention have been
received at the SoutlI-and their rapid
gr"wih IN popularity at the North
teach US our duty, and that is TO
oppose no obstructions iu the wav Of
our own ysgeneration."
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-07-03

Jcre. Rusk, the Lacrosse Congress.
man, is telling his constituents how
he took the President. wearing Il
white hat, for another chap, anu
familiarity slapped him on the back,
say ing, well, herc's another ID.
Greeley man!'h The President turn
ed upon him, and Jerc. apologized,
whsreupon both then, &c., &c.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-07-03
EXECUTORS' NOTICE

ER> tstaintninry on the estate Of Isaac
4 Nealr, deceased were granted to the un-
u@rrst.fH~i @ on the 29th day of May, ls1a. by
IN. i,r"bate Court Of Lafayette county, Mo.
All persons having claims against said estate
hre required 10 exhibit them for allowance 10 N,
,rN.'utor, within one year nftrr the date oi sain
mttcrs' or They may be i,recludrd from any bene-
III Of such estate; and if such claIIns he not
hibt"d within two years from the date of said
letters they viii bs forever barryL.
Nv. .1kts LEWIS NEAIE, Executor,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-07-03

"Why, 1chabud, | thought YOU got
married mor'm asu:' 'Wcll.au
Jcru>lia, it was talked Of but found
out that the girl and all her folks
were opposed /" 1t, and jest give
en- all the nlillcn, and let the thing
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-07-03

i Maria Walker, deceased, were granted 10
the undersigned on the 18th day of April, lS.2,
by the PROBATE Court OF Lafayette dounty, Mo.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them for allowance to the
within one year alter the date oi
said letters, or they may be prcciuie,l troin any
brnrfi; of such estate: and il such claim be not
exhibited within years from the 'late oil said
letters they will he forever barred.
No btt5 ROBERT NJ. AUSTIN, Auln r.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-07-03
nISoLIYION NOTICE.

gINHE c"partnrr>hip existing between L. {.
i Irtrr anI rhu> 4 sick, il this day dts
solved, March ath, l>.2. by mutual consent Thr
business OF the firm will b. srItlrt by lhuS {.
stick. EoHr tit NRrER.
TllD>. I. >lltk.
Dover June llth lS.,.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-07-03

The following nceur.. .,
Of ;h" New York Free Tr,h. CnuScr.
enc" Park Godwin-Msv aap wD" 49,.
gentleman IL question:: Il, n i,;', i,''
turT Certainty. Mr. G.a, M
h''r'iif n%t"" wish all tie y",,,a,
ii .Ir-' "~r.traii< ,.. "'hii
90" 'f "a
70 " :. ~ a.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-07-03

1n"In~ i'nin /. i'..Hi pfsvIuus 10 Ia.
conversion" daughter and ap.
pisuss.i
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-07-03
DON'T FORGET

That Davis y All>radi. are ,lail, rrr",,ip.,
new goods 10y express. Ladies. il lni want
To "n":,r Your Amy pedals III the urlIr.t
shoe II lhr lowest price: 20 Ia nalI, A All.
>talt. uGr,r
Ih" negro MINISTRIES catch the d;jrI
of popular feeling: Il >av Billy Grn-
rraI Grant plays n hi" maun Of bill
lIard~. Nv hat game docs he rluy-
hark"> Why, he play the rpockct,
game, sure
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-07-03
nnCTnR CHU~N
anMIIISCRaCORS, NOIICE.

AND OBSTETRIC IAN
Office and Residence at Mrs NJ E
5, on South street. juuel9-ly
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-07-03

Prompt attention given :" order, .;r rurch,, ing
fi"Hr, Grain. Sr
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-07-03

!'!''r~"nal attention gwen I" ih, Purchase
anu >'l' "i train, Flour, r"ih. i.lii, II l,r,
E"I"'. u!i"n, IriItrrn. Sr-
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-07-03

N"MiNArEp-A lar"r numhrr oi
'"I'"> hay" held r"m.'nit"u auI placed
i'a' l. " A'I>la'!r "n Heir ii,Lc, and ,o.rd
'"w"ar ih"'r" "'l''ra'r'! i;r"ll>ki shoes. r.;,.rt
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-07-03

4 LiR,.E stool, constantly on hand order.
4 "A hl!' 81 promptly. nnd win r.I.. Mil tr.I
N"i,i ON ia" L''"", below the war, n"u., Iv\-
'"-'"'' "'' ttIit-N
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N Ar kIAG Z

Reflect that sound mind sni body are tho
most necessary requisite, 70 promote connuIiaI
hnn,,iucs<. Indeed, without these the journey
tirn,Irn Iift, becomes y wary pilgrimage the
urospoct hourly d.rie!!S 10 TIC view, the mind
becomes shadoWcd vi n despair, and li'ct WITH
the melancholy reflection .AA. .Ac happiness "l
another is 1lishtcd with oar Own
L. Nv Z DE ME-
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FALL ADE, 1872.
E. j. MILLER,
Importer of and Wholesale Dealer in
China, Glass and QueenSWare,

Is now receiving his stock of the above goods,
to which he invites the attention of country mel
chants and dealers generally Having the ben
Cit of fifty years experience in this business and
unusual facilities for purchasing ne is able to
offer his goods at as low prices rs any nous IN n
the country, and all he asks is an examination OF
his goods and prices. Country merchants com
ing on the trains of the o., A. u NJ. r., and the
w. s. o. Il. r. can look through his stock and
leave their orders at night, rs his house l. kept
open for that purpose.
Besides a regular stock of CHIN A, GLAoo
and OUEENSWAkE, number Of other
goods suitable for country stores, will be found
Such US BRITA n \ | A and SlLf Elk
PLATED CASTORS, SPOONS, FOK,htS, &&c., &
Window Glass and Putty, Stoneware, Fine lea
and Dinner Sets, and variety OF Fancy Goods
all ut lowest prices for cash. -,
THOS. B. HUDSON is still with the above
house, and will be glad to have call from his
old friends. sep lo-oill
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EINE SEGARS AND CHOICE CUE W
Il ING TOBACCO-At the request OF many
Of orr customers who desire a really trst-c!asS
article in the above line we have Just sqpplicd
ourselves with very superior stock OF Dome;-
tc and Imported Segars and also choice brands
of of Chewing Sflr Tobacco. We earnestly invite an
inspcction Of our stock by all lovers OF the
weed nov ~ JS-N % ~ L l ~ ~ 49,
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uEU7E.9L.
.uEDICaL.- -
RATIO. LOCK HOSPITAL
ng JOHNSTON

Of this celebrated insttuip511p p1essant ant and
Phys.c5H.hb .bo Q. most Certain SPEEDY, IL
covered HatsaI inS Remedy med in the world for al
h''sS'I,l DISEASES OF 1ArkUDESch, s,L;c.ore.,
Of the Back bnd3sr Limb, SiE1es%I'' ihSoI'n,
WesknssfS f the Kidneys or bsaun.] bGsoner,] Debility
NeryoHSnnf - lieas palpitatlonr .. SoIt or Gid
Gon4i;.p' Goit1, Trembling DmnSSs Ti hrnst 2s Nose or
Ilmid'tfN,; N;sease of The Head, Ihrurs' ms stomach
tineSs ,c,;on: Of the Liver nnr,ISrs LnrI arising
Skn A,,Iesh Anisrhose terrible DsoruetS Dare, and SOL
GT from sotsry HsD Sa of to their VEINS x. thnn
.iary npas Of tie syrcns :" the s hopes or All
the the 1%isk blie.tng their most brilliant ''
'''p"''' YOUNG MEN. -.
;.,, who have become 1G the 6Ea.sSsrnetivo E.Ss.'"tt
EsHeersl'SV Vice. and dreadful al anu an 'untimcy
''i'afy which annually sweep W IN me most cx-
'sShndd sSnd b brilliant intellect, Snt.s wm1 s',yh With
'ranceu oo or wancd to eXt"c>
ablts nth Iu4l eoi'A .~>
rave tho
lted talents .oncnlet
therwisc have ci. ,ltinns
he thundcrs Of eloGl
li,in it,ra r.iI
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INSURANCE.

SsNIS ~ fk-fsStE.
ENCOURAGE HOME ENTERPRISE
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.
A. G. McIlwaine President
, B'ArGTT \ Tcpna5',, pnal' Vice Presidents.
Samuel 3. Paul, Secretary.
y. p Facklcr. Consulting Actuary.
Dr. pr Is. p; "; 6Snn h4.se'or' Medical Directors.
Judge Johu F. Lay, Superintendent of
Agencies.
All investments of the reserve from premiums
taken within the department OF Alexandria in
vested in the department under the direction oi
the following local board Of stockholders:
VIM. q. Cazenove, President.
VIM. H. Marbury, Arthur Herbert,
John w. Green, VIM. Cogan,
Samuel +. Gregory 9. w. Green,
+. s. LeAdbcatcr, Bcnoni WEcnt,
Wm. j. Boothe, l.. W: Reid.
K kEMPER,
General Agent and Secretary,
Next to Burke & Herbert's, King st.
Agents wanted in this and adjoining counties
DR. BEDFORD BROWN, Med. Ex. feb loft
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Ff.NH.SCJ.TL.
BY
URkE & HERBERT,

F'oE SALE ny
BURKE & HERBERT
The following lrst-class Securities:
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS LINCHBG
and DANVILLE L. X. CO., Us, ut IS and ac
crued interest; intcres! payable lst April and l$t
October; guaranteed by Orange and Alc3an-
,lrIa K H. Co.. free of State tax.
ALEXANDRIA CORPORATION BONDS
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS WEST WIS
CONSIN r. r., 7pcr cent gold, interest payable
January and July at 921 and interest.
Above bonds sold free of commissions.
We BUY and SELL STOCKS and BONDS
on commission, negotiate loans, Sc, make col
lections on all accessible points, and will give
prompt attention to any business entrusted to u&.
aug 9-tf
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders Of tn the
FAIRFAN s GEOKGETONNT TU PlhE
Vt Falls Church, Va, on SATURDAY, De-
cember 7th, 1872 at o'clock.
By order of the Directors
nov iS-eotd w. ii. DANIEL, oecL J.
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Physician this essoE1e$5 e$psedy ost:"}P?s Pes.sn ant and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-27
ORGANIC WEAkN ESS.

ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
Immediately cured Ard Full Vigor Restored.
This distressing Atectjon-wnich renders lifn
| miserable. and marriage imposS blc-IS the
| penalty pnid by th: victims oc improper indulg-
! nncie$. Young persons are too apt to commit
cxccSses from not being aware OF the dr'"dlnl
| consequences that may cn.uc. Now, who that
understands the subject viii pretend to deny that
the natural powers arp lost sooner by those laI!-
ing into rai,roDcr habits than by the prudcnt2
Besides being deprived of the l'lnaSurco! healthy
offspring, the most serious and drstructve symp-
toms Of botE body and mind arise. The system
becomes dnrangcd, the Physical and Mental
Functions weakened Loss of Procreative Power
Nervous, Irrtabiily, dyspepsia, Pa!pitation "a
the Heart Indigestion, Constitutional Dcblhty,
and Wasting ol the Frame, Cough, Consump-
ton, Decay and Dcath.
A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAl
Relief in Six iiyurS! No Mercury!
Persons ruined by ignorant, Trining Pretendcrs
and their Deadly Poison, should apply immo-
dlately.
DR.. JOHNSTON.
Member # the Royal College Of Surgery OF
London, Graduate Of one Of Lne most clnIncn
Colleges in the Unite! States. and the greater
rart Of whose life has been spent in the noSp-
tails of Lul.,!on, Paris, Phi iuiclphia and else
wncrc nu> effected .":!lc q! the most astonishing
cur.s that we're ever known many troubled WIN
ringing in the head and ears when asleep, great
nervousness, being alarmed y. sudden Sounds,
bushflllnc>s with frequent blu>hng, attended
sometimes with dcr"ugcmunt o. rand, were
cured Immediately.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr J addresses All those who have injured
themselves by improper !n,iul gcHCc and solitary
habits. which ruiu D".n bed and mind, uniting
them for either business, st.dy, society or mar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-27
DIR. JOHNSTON.

Member IF tn" Royal College Of Surgery OF
London, Graduate Of one Of Lne most cmIIen
Colleges in the Unite! States and the greater
part Of whose life has been spent IN the n"Sp'-
inls of London, Paris, phiuiclphia and else
where, hus effected ,".nc oI the most astonishing
cur.s that we're ever known; many troubled with
ringing in the head and ears when asleep great
nervousness, being alarmed =. sudden sounds;
bashfillne=s with frequent bIu>hing, attended
sometimes with dcr"ngemcnt o! rand, were
cmrnl INN nliLnlN.
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yO1rNG MEN.
MARRIAGE L

Married persons, or Young Men c.,
ing marriage, aware Of Physical Nc~
Loss Of orocrca:ivc Power-1lnpotency,) Ne:
vous Exctability, palpitaton, Organic Weak
ness, Nervous Debility, Or any other DI>quall-
fcation, speedily relieved.
He who place: himself under the care Of DR.. j.
may rcigiously conIiie in his honor as q gentle
mar, and confidently rely upon his ski! As
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