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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-01

LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
W. T. MoClelion-Pictorial Bible.
A. Cowsrd-King's Mountain School.
Meeting Palmetto Lodge. No. 5.
Citizens Savings Bank Of 8. G.
Columbia Building & Loan Associat'n
W. D. Fowler-Glenn's Spring.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-01

A North Carolina paper thinks that
Captain Jack. OF tho Modoc Braves" is
no other than Henry Berry Lowrey,
whose death was reported as a cunning
ruse to cover his retreat to the West.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-01

The manager OF tho Albany IN. ~
Opera House is under indictment for ex-
oluding oolored citizens from his enter
tainment.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-01

HAIL SToRM.-The hail storm in Lex
ington, on Thursday, to which reference
was made in yesterdays PHGs1x, was
more serious Shan We supposed. Alr.
Monteith informs the Union. Herald:
"The storm lasted over an hour, and
the hail stones were very large; trees
were stripped Of their leaves, wheat
fields beaten fat to the earth, windows
broken and the roads badly damaged.
The latter were in such condition sitter
the storm had passed. that Mr.. Monteith
left bis horse at Lexington and returned
by rail- A correspondent writing from
there yesterday says: 1t hailed inoes-
sanity for more than two hours. Some
OF the stones were az large as hen eggs.
ana inc ground WAS literally white with
the ice The gardens are demolished, it
being impossible to distinguish . hill OF
corn from The squash vine. The damage
to the crops must be irreparable. I am
sure ell the cotton will have to be re.
planted where the hail was as severe as at
the village"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-01

Anderson, committee, consisting of
Maj. B. +. Whitner, Capt. James A.
Hoyt aud Mej. Thos. B. Lee, was ap-
pointed to procure information as to the
special advantages in distance, cheap
ness Of construction and general trade of
location by the town of Anderson OF
the portion OF the contemplated railroad
between Chicago and the Atlantic coast,
which lies between Augusta and Clayt ton,
Georgia. This committee is charged
with the duty OF communicating with
the committee Of elevon appointed at
the recent convention of delegates held
at Augusta, Ga, and of furnishing such
information as bears upon the point
mentioned. The committee OF eleven
represents the "Chicago. Knoxville,
augusta and South Atlantic Short Line
Railway Association" and is instructed
to procure such facts and information
as would enable the association to make
the best possible location for the great
trunll road, which it proposes to con-
struct between Chicago and the South
Atlantic coast.
Our Anderson friends will make a
strong showing in this matter.
KING CANUrE's CoURTIER.- New
York Sun says:
"When Attorney. General Williams
was asked, few days ago, under what
law the United States troops were en-.
ployed to eustain the Kellogg Govern
ment in Louisiana, he replied, that he
did not know and he did not care, but
that the Administration was determined
to stand by Kellogg in my event."
The Sun justly observes:
TT General !ackson's Attorney Gen
eral had dared to utter such reply as
Williams did. how Webster and CLAY and
Calhoun would have made the land ring
With patriotic denunciations. But the
Websters, Clays aud the Calhouns are
gone. and the Pinohbacks. the Claytons
and the Pattersons have orawled into
their seats"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-01

Aasc uoI Uceu 30 reBl6tereu; ana TINT,
therefore, until such registration be COM
pleted, the judgment of this court, re-.
quirinR the levy of tax to pay interest
thereon, wonld be vain and nugatory.
| THIRD. For further cause, this re-
spondent shows that the bonds upon
which payment of interest is demanded
by the petitioners do not constitute
valid obligations of the Stnto, for the
| reasons:
l. BY the Act of the General j ssem-
bly,, approved February 49, 1869, re-
ferred to in the petition, it is expressly
provided that the bonds therein author
lied should be hypothetical, under the
direction OF the Governor, Attorney
General, Comptroller Gene.al and Trea-
surer of this State, who were also en-
powered to authorize sale of the said
bonds ut the Highest market price. but
not less than for sum to be fixed by
them; and this respondent is informed,
and so charges the facts to be, that the
said bonds were not hypothecated and
sold in conformity with these require.
ments Of law.
e. That large portion OF the bonds
80 issued have been returned to tho
State Treasury, upon tho substitution in
their stead of other bonds OF the State;
and this respondent is informed, and 90
charges the fnot to be, the hcnas SC re.
turned and thereby redeemed and paid
have been re-issued without warrant OF
law.
FOURTH For further cause. this re-
spondent shows that the Act Of the Con
eral Assembly OF this State, entitled Gan
Act to authorize loan for the relief Of
the Treasury" approved February II,
1869, is unconstitutional, null and void,
and the bonds issued Hereunder do not
constitute valid obligations Of the State,
for the reasons:
l. The said Act purported to author
ize the contracting of public debt. and
was not passed by q vote of two. thirds Of
, 1873-10-31
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

THURSDAY EVENING, Oct. so.
ALCoHoL-was stcady 1T sl.7s@l.sa for 04 per
nNooai ooNN-rhero |. light order tEado, and
standing the general quetncss, owing principally to
tho tightnoss Of noney, there ID confident fce!IuR u
regard to the futuro a. tho supply IL known to be
light. We repeat: Choice to extra hurl, 8@0o !;
brush that will work itself into choice hlsl broom
o11S7o; for good do, 6k9ooi good to choicd atock
DAuGINu-frade tn Gra!n baYa continues alaok Ut
nomiualy unchanged prices. All easy feeling il stil
cyincel by odnra but tho fact that stocks are not
excessive aerVeH TO prevent my material decline.
TLers - soS s INJURY for hrls and gos aso
Wool sacks remain Inactive aud Nominal, We t1uote
stark A, $40; Ludlow a, 35o; Lewiston 4, 34Hc:
American, 3sHc; A'noHkeag A. 3al4o; ottor Crock,
3318c; bNr!aI' bagd, and bu, lBh@aQo: aut,-
nius suglp. l7Glac; double 28c; wool SACKS,
BEXNs AND prAs-rhe demand for beans con-
tinuca fair null clofcu lola scarce aud firm W.
.,oto: ikvies, $?.b0@a.G0 prime hand picked do,
$2703275; good tuptne medium. $..2s@a.60; COM
lao'4 to fair beaus, s2ooSa,16 Yallow paas, $la5
BUILDING AiATElIAI.g-wcro tlull. no continue
to quota: Btueeo, x35oeBa60; Now York stuc-
co, castng, $3.6nGs4.0u; Portland cement, $76Q{a
8.d0 y brl ltosan1at cene +25@360; Utica Louis
yo, Manli1!s. mud Akron cement. 100 y brl; mar
$llvlio = hrl; white sa1d brl, plast-
brick, y 1,J0U, $35O0300.00 building brick {cp1n-
mon} 7.0oi pressed brick, $l4e@l6.00 aewor
brick, $86U; milwaukee, and naGle pressed, SIS 00a
$780, dcl.; do common, $lA 00@19o0 Indiana prcsse
$tBO08a500 10 common. fl000G1l6.00; Ara clay, d
brs, 43U0R400
1jUTTElt-Ihe demand for good to choice qualities
continues stealiy fair and IL sufficient to keep stocka
down " low point; consequently ths market 1nalu
, 1873-10-31

REhl ESTATE.

Tie following Instruments wcro flied for roc
ord on Thursday, Oct. 80.
CITY PROPERTY.
Wost Lako st, ncar Valentino Bt, T. A8170 IT, dated
Afay 10, 1872: consideration, s2,2oo.
Wost Washington Ut, 900 II Of Fail st, I, 251100
#, datcd April 18, 1874; confederation, 5000.
Carroll ay 716 Il " Of ut. Johna plnce, (, 50111OH
II, with marble front, atod April l8; confederation,
$4,000.
Greenwich ay, aea It Of Hohcy At, . =, 24x1oo IT.,
dated Oct. - consideration, $4,000.
1rcen tt, 80 fta Of Adams at, wf 6o1125 #, datod
Oct. 20; consideration, ss25o.
Van Burun at, 100 fl cast Of pauainn st. r. n51l2O IT,
Iii 200. o''N '"''s' 1'''' '''' -'' '0n'''s'"''0n
Ia3',as # y cor Of Tlroon Il, r. 2s11o2 e-1o IT,
IT, with b!1l,g,, dated oet = eonsideraiton 5oo
ost: y; sonsideraton, ssosS ~ 4e@t' 49, aAsea
Harrison st hetwse noyne and 1lohoy ats, f. Is #
s aa p'''f g. n'''''n dated Sept
sHs vs.: T. ssS ms;e % g. st sn y
sapt 4 sonsas1sloa, ssses 90 'n''' o''eo
s19 T. atea ssPt
2'T SatDssn e. }. aud Ellis
Place. T. 22x1oo It, dated Oct. % consideration,
Sixteenth at, 1oo< It Of 1nt1tanA av, T. 2o.eo II,
with building, datod Oct. 9 consideration, sllloO.
Adams st, sw cor Of Looma at, +, 6ox105 IT, datol
Oct. q; consideration, s., 900.
Waverly ay, 13aH # II Of railroad. I, 6Ox12s II,
dated Oct 20; constellation, St,0ao.
First 1t, cor Of Lcavtt st. Us 71ox1o1 6-10 II,
datc1 Oct ~; consideration, $1,000.
NORTH or CITY ltsirrs.
Lot in the resubaivtsion Of Block 9, in 9 haeha
II Sec 20, 49, II, dated Oct 27 consideration, s. 600.
RoUTn or OrTY LIMITS.
Lot 19 Block I, IN subdivision Of n Lnw aiswA
of scc D 49, H. dated March II consideration, sto0.
South Park boulevard, 1So #, of part Of n Of Lot
II. dnted Sept. 8; consideration, $l4,50o.
acres Of Archer road Of y Sc 4 8oc. SO, 18,
dntcd Sept. AZ; consideration, s, OGO
, 1873-10-31

Of as por cont il n,ndo from ihis lit. IT, .'S'
cof,rEn,ooprer ,s, boton 37s bra.lera, over !? ~
c.it TO siscs, iBc. '''''''''~@ ~~i'0e' N~'
,,c %1srTNss 4 ssd e g. 1921 - Il 1oi
ia 10 iSo; TO- s5s; fi d,o Sa 90 Si cont H.
count @i Il 5orse o. H,rc IT. lI;. Sy CARLOAD, oHc.
aeman I o " oowns sneN eo fSga Es
t4o2N Sd do, $!s75 do, Cd, i51aK Id ind ID d.
s q sis, g. iss s Z d il ns fss is sa fsE IT, do
NAVAL: sTo1s1Ss--lsonlaln qn!et ani unchanged "a
f6a 19Sys %:nn sas fns s = sor 3 f. ss masns
s?$sa ;'lss Etc., 's'i i 5s!sG; . sss ti
oILs-Dealera report steadily good demand ut TIN.
changed and gonoray Ar1li prices Qotatationa were
w,as1 GarSn eTs1t s5Es s5s ~ 5y
Ho ? oso liasseds raw Osc9ss! 90; de boiled, 5000
tino. o2a; nasa, o. gravity, ls@1oe naphlha,
from tho interior Of this st.to
ena tho West continue to arrive and al good ols aro
dock We note faos Of 4 carr roachblows at $1os j
esrs sh9'so a,9atgsn % It car western Il
sI:ls iii dsivaied. rsaehbioTs soil from sore Il
siry q posiey nas In fair
%1npp!y % and worry dull at lower rango Of prices.
lltcaCA hIock was Ill OGttef domhnu, Qhu br0HKut
large .sunpy. we quote: Old Or mtxed chick
ss :fSss !es.;a ssas sss. g.; sSS sasss sst
sIiskons, sse5@s.5s; psttridess, ssto; auai s.7es
:25@1'So snipe si.oo; vonison aaddies, long cut,
sEEDs-Ths1o III, IT vas moderate inquiry tor good
Prices @ we're strong at s26o927b for good e prime;
in sn Goesf oed sduS sds slssi sa
for Hasnmoth. Hungarian brought SC. Sales In.
eus 1es ass good othy at % Ssgs far 4
sALT-Was N moderate demand at tho annexed
ornary ss,rse lo cna smon ons
9. .sa1s; groand SOLAR sal6; dairy, without bugs,
s.: sacs 'E oSss g 'gs Hars. ssas s;?n ssoa ss
.TEAs-oontinne in increasing demand, md prtees
comparison With former ycaru aud there arc nlica.
tions Of general adyanrc. We quote: Young
ss sss:s s9sa so sseee s e sa9 s s SS d ess gs
mon to flno old hyson, 65085c; common imperial.
oo6seoo; good to eho;e Do, o fair to good gun
Moyuno. $l.35@l.4o; choice to axtra now Japau,
S$l.oo; common to good DO o5@75c fair to good
ioa} Japan, S5@e5c; common to due ooiong, a5@l5c;
COED "a hs:@65c; eholeo to extra, 85cSs1.oo.
F1NE ouT-E1tra, 75Gs5o; choice, o5@7oo med,-
| um, 66@G0c; poor to common, 40@50c.
pLua-Natural Leaf, 7o@B0c; haif bright, co@7oc
| blnck. aounl, 45@55c.
sMoKIHa-aool to choice, 32@3eo; medium, 2o9
| sic: common, 2G@98c.
WooD-Rcn,aina dull at tho following quotations
Deech $1,000; maple, sl1.0u hickory, $500; alabs,
| 81 90 delivered, ..
| woOI-Thcre WINS no perceptible change In this
market. Thcro is no Inquiry, aud prices Aro entirely
this month and noxt, even II tho pnuio had not
Cured, and naarly all Of them carrying Igl
Tub, washed, rrlnlo. ..bo@52s
Tub washel common to good 40Gs3as
Common dingy .35@4Ot
Fleece washct X&NX, light. 40G543t
Fleece, washed, XdxX, dingy. 1885,
Fleece, washed, medium light. 4oG543t
Coarae ,rashcd ASA 4ot
Ttsecc. uuwashed, ccarse to medium a3ta1
Flcece unwasloh, coarao and tingy. 25G9a6t
Tcuce, u.lwashcl, Nne. .24G529e
Super and extra pulled .35 @38t
, 1873-10-31

Withdrawn from store yesterday for city con-
sumption: 4,373 bu wheat; G.33a bu corn,
1So bu onts; 2,o49 bu rye; 5,005 bu barley.
The following grain as beou inspected into
store this morning up to 10 o'clock: 27S cars
wheat; 233 ours corn, 11,G00 bu No. 3 do by
canal; G6 cara oats 1000 bu No. do by canal
Is cars rye: 56 cara barley. Total (04G cars),
212,O00 bu.
Tho panic has been very Hevore upon the
transportation companies all over the United
statos. Tho reduction in tho quantity of freight
coming Wcst from tiae-wator is not losa than
ono-third, and this las beaten lako~froighta
down to a low point. which has mado it inlpossi-
bio for the railroads lending East TO compete for
grain transportation. Tho situation in tho East
may be understood from glanca at tho follow
ing statistics Of Westward movement on the ERIC
Canal, from Sept II to Oct. 20: :.
Lbs
coax 1S1a ....69 500, 600
Ntelcuauusey Q0O
The receipts from tolls compare as follows:
FROM Sept. 10 70 30 1874. S19, 695. 20
Three Wceks Cctobcr, Observation-Disclosures, %, 90
~ ~
sept ~ ~ ~, 1s'3. II, 0,06p00
Oct. to ~, l673.... 7,A3o.92
---
, 1873-10-31

METALS AND TINNERR 8ToOK-The market re-
n,nins quiet there being uny Light order trade. Prices
Without change for my Of tho articles named,
TIN r1ArE-IO, 10x14. sl2,o0; DO, lax12 $3.50; do,
l4sao $4,000 do, roofing, 14x2o 1o. $1.t0 d., 2012s
$25.0d.
LkAu-l1g, uHo; bar, l0o; pipe, full coils, 101So !;
cut do, lie. =
.B,lEEr X1No-Full casks, 10>5c; hall caaks, loKo;
lcsa quantity. 1lu: slabs, 8Hc.
SuExr IRok-No. "a, 81{o rates; Russia Iron, 12o;
do No. stained, 1Du rates. ~ e
, 1873-10-31
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EVENING, Oct. 50.
The following were the receipts and shipments
of the leading articles of produce in Chicago
during tho past twenty-four hourB, and for the
corresponding date ono year ago:
, 1873-10-31

Extra neeves- Graded steers, averaging 400
lbs n1,l upwarsl. ..,.....-..........
Choice DecSes-E!ne, fnt, ,Fo!l formed 3ycar
to s year old steers, averaging l,3oo to
1,450 lis. hs.........:............. ....,.........
Goul De0vcs-Well.fa .fattencd, finely formed
Medium Gradcs-Steers in fair Acsh, aycr-
aging 1.l50 to 1910 ihs. hs...................
uutcners' Stoek-Co1nmon to fair stccrs,
nud good to extra cows, for city slaughter,
averaging 600 TO 1,l0o Lbs. s.,..,............
Stnck Uattlc-Co,nlnon cnttlc, in decont
flesh, averaging 700 to 1,050 !bs... ..........
Htags, bulls, and acallawag steers. s.........
Catlle-Te1aB, choice corn-fctl. ............
Cattle-Tc1as. Northern &Intcred. .........
Cattlc-TexaB, through droves.
CATTLE SALES,
, 1873-10-31

uOGS-It turns out that buyers were right IN sup
posing that lower prices would prevail so-day and by
withdrawing from tho market yesterday aftcrnoon
they have snvcd tue matter Of 251aGc per 100 lbs
to-ll0y's purchases. Including the hogs loft over
unaold last night thsro fully 40,oo0 on aale and
nnysrs found lte lifleulty IL crowtnY rrieca down
character of Tie supply bera,tso known. sales were
et1ectcd at $3a0@4.16, reduction Of 5@1ou, but AZ
train aftor train pulled M to the "8chutes" auh It
horame apparent that the arrivals would fall little
short Of 3o,o1o, tho market rapidly wcakourd until
$500 100 was reached 1nleet IT the @ close there
OF choice Light wero unwilling to sell at less 1gure
The larger portion Of tho hogs sold changed lands at
$3.70@3.00. Clos!nH quotations. are $3.b0@3.B6 for
puGr to choice heavy, mud $17084.00 for lght. Tho
following traIHactiols ARE A1teu
, 1873-10-31

1ClHl. 4to3A 4osolo
CATTLE-T4ere is nothing now 10 be said in
necsien with Tits market; No impruyouent was no,
prices wcrs again weak and unsettled for nil grars.
Shippers took fow car-loads and butchers, feeders,
aud packers operated to o.teu hnt the total OF
iaiug the number Of cuttle III tho yardo, tho supply
was further augmented by ut lcast 1,ooo. The few
5Gak, but tue bulk Of the days sales were effected
At <10o93So with t3oo about the ayerage There are
day to ay-!ot, however, from any unwilliugnesH OF
holders to part with ther stock-for the past two
weeks. The foed-bls acenmuating over tho heads Of
If they aYc mt disposed Of II Ii doubtful tatthcy
will sell for onough to pay ch6rgca Tho market closed
Tnt
, 1873-10-31

eih for common boards, md the market for iheEo'
gfs + trs r Viii II u aS oaes ,s. H.! @
running, yosss!s are getting aSsrco r. r. many Of tes
paid for vesael 10 Muhkegon, an advance Of 2tc-
trees aro nomtnslly unchanged, ns foliows:
choIce boards % md asrtps, sib6o lsoo common mon or
mixci d. saoo3Mo9o: M i jostS n "nd Heanthpg, se.cos
shingles, sa.12H l1ti; 11i,,sa s2.oo E:v,on,u
s9 %.'ss1n TSsf a|s; rssnso e23s
so1a oeoaio |assssoe sH wo iass sa5
There was no particular change in airair. at tho
local trado to e1ten but orders continue to
forward from tho Interior and In tho aggregate fair
brRilloss transacted Prices arc unchanged, u
follows:
Second clear inch 10 Inch. ......... 400 @6ooo
Third clear, Inch. $500 9io.0o
Clear aoorng. III and ID ID tosothor,
e,ase ssidinR iii and ID tos:iier:::
eoen eenon ooliss saiaS lcsssd sSS sSS eS SS
Common flooring, dressed sccond.... 28.o0 @29.oo
:$$ e.: s?Ss:; ::ss :sss s:s:s s:sss
y stocK hoart!s ...."...'.s....s..s 1!.Vv goo.oo
s.ocK poarda: da:......'..'''..'++.''' aoo eg!0.ou
jolst. ssantlns. small timber. iencins. 4 ~
ETC., 16 feet and untlor, groen. l200 @19.00
Jost and acantling. IS to u foet..... 1900 @2o0o
ptckcts, squaro 1900 G1I5.00
Iickets, hat.... 1200. 913.00
Cedar posts split. :. 400 @180o
Cedar posts, round.. .............. 1700 @33.po
Lhth ....::.................... 2.a6 @ $50
NO. sa#eu aAinRtea,. 1.60 a 400
or Star. .......................... $50 a 8.76
Shlhglcs on track.................. 3.26 a 3.37H
NO. i eaHetl+ 1,15 a 1,eQ
Three dollars per car to be added when trAnsfcrred
which charge follows tho shingles. -.
Thickness-Eye nhnR1es to DO TWO Inches in thicks
ness.
Longh-sixtoen inches.
HARDWOOD.
n!ack. Walnut - Counters, 500 ooa15o 90: clear.
305. .00Rs5.00: common. S35.o0@6o.00; Gull, S20.0o9
$500 flooring, $4,000. -
Aall-Clear, s2s.00@4 $4,000 common, $le.oo@25.oo;
Gull, $40 90; flooring, $3o. o.00@ 1000.
"a 9nask@olear, x $2ooo@4o.o0; common, $1c.oo925.oo
.l5ickory|o!sar, 81. .oo@so.v; common, s2oooa
| $500 {: Gull, s12,00@s18.00.
~. MaG1smolser sa2ooa5s.oo; common, s1e.oo@2scd
| 5000. -:
AZ qherzy1osar y7 aa so5sse@o0oo; common, s1sooe
| @25.o0 Gull, 5l0.00@16.O0,
| Wagon stock-Hickory a1les Per set, 81 0o@1.6o;
wagon poles, esch, 45a65o boz boards. $40 1000
Florida red ccdar $50 per tt; mahogany, 30(a4
do counters Goo : rosewood, 50@s0o uhIto holly 3oc
I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-03
YOUNG MEN

WHO hsvc injured themselves by a certain prsc-
ticc, already described a habit frequently learn
ed from evil companions or 1T school, the effects
of whicn are nightly felt, even when asleep, and
if not cured, renders marriage impossible, and
destroys both mind and body, should apply i'm
mriialoly.
What pity that young man, the hope Of
his country, the pride of his parents, should be
snutchcd from all prospects and enjoyment Of
path Of nature, and indulging in pernicious
habits. Such persons must, before comtcmpat-
ing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-03
TAKEPARTICULAR NOTICE.

DR.. J. addresses all those who have injured
themselves by improper indulgence and solitary
habits, which ruin both body and mind uAittIng
them for either business, study, society OF mar
r;Aga.
These are some of the sad and melancholy ef-
fects produced by the early habits of youth, viz:
Weakness of the Back and Limbs Pains in the
Head, Dimness of Sight, Loss of muscular Pow
er. Palpitution of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous
Irritability, Dcrangcment of the Digestive Func-
tion., General Debility. Symtoms of Consump-
ton, sc.
MENTALLY.-Tse fearful effects on the mind
are much to he dreaded. Loss OF Memory, Con-
fusion of Idc.s, Depression of Spirits, Evil Fore
bodings Aversion to Society, Self Dlstrust, Love
of Solitude, Timidity, &C., are some of the evils
produced.
: Thousands of persons of al ages can now judge
what is the cause of their declining health, losing
their vigor, becoming weak, pale nervous and
cmaciatel, having singular appearance about
the eyes, cough and symptoms of Consumption.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-03
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.

Immediately cured and Full Vigor Restored.
This distressing Atlection-which renders life
miserable ard marriage impossibe-is the
penalty paid by the victims of improper indulg-
encics. Young persons arc too apt to commit
excesscs from not being aware of the dreadful
consequences that may ensue. Now, who that
understands the subject will pretend to deny that
the natural powers arc lost sooner by those fall
ing into improper habits than by the prudent!
Besides being deprived of the pleasure of healthy
offspring. the most serious and de'truetIye syn'p-
toms of both body and mind arise. The system
becomes deranged, the Physical and Mental
Functions weakened. Loss Of Procreatve Power
Nervous, Irritability Dyspepss, PaIp,ntaiG,n? OF
und Wasting of the Frame, Cough, Consump-
ton, Decay and Death.
ACURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAY
Relief in Six Hours! No Mercury
Persons ruined by Ignorant, Triaing Pretenders
and their Deadly Poison, should apply lnhe-
Guteiy,
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MARRIAGE.

Married persons or Young Men contemplat-
ing marriage, aware of Physical Weakness
Loss of Procreative Power-lmpotency,) Ner-
vous Exctablity, Palpitaton, Organic w Weak-
hess, Nervous Debility, or any other Disquall.
fcation, speedily relieved. ~
Ho who places himself under the caro- of DR. ).
may religiously confde in his honor rs a gcntle-
man, and confidently rely upon his skiil as'
nhy sician
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YOUNG MEN.

Especially, who have become the victims OF
solitary Vice, and dreadful and destructive
habits which annually sweep to an untmcy
grave thousands of young men of the most eH-
alted talents and brilliant intellect, who might
otherwise have entranced listening Senates with
the thunders of eloquence, or walked to extac-
tbr living lyre NAV call with full confidence
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-03
E.1.NCr GOODS.

ARMS TRONG, GATOR & CO.,
Importers, Manufacturers and Jobbcrs of
BONNET. TRIMMING, NECK AND SASH
RIBBONS, VELVET RIBBONS. NECK
TIES, BONNET SILKS, SATlN6,
TELVETS and GRAPES, FLOW
ERS, FEATHERS. ORNA-
MENTS, FRAMES, &c
STRAW BONNETS AND LADIES AND
CHILDREN'S HATS, TRIMMED
AND UNTRINMED.
And in Connecting Wareroon,s,
WHITE GOODS, LINENS EMBR0IDE-
RIES, LACES. NETS, COLLARS, SEIS,
HANDKERCHIEFS. YELLING,
HEAD NETS &C., &c.
Nos 237 and $50 Baltimore ST., Baltimore, III d.
These goods are manufactured by us OF bought
for cash directly from the European and Amer
lean manufacturers, embracing al the latest
novelties, unequaicd in variety and chcapncsS
in any market. ;,
Orders iilcl with care promptnc:s and Dis
patch. mn I'm
NEW GOODS-LOW PRICES.
Mrs. B. DRIEFUS
Has opened, at her NEW STORE, l0) King
street, a full and select line Of
LADIES and GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS.
Having f-st.class connections with business
houses North, she is able to sell ut greatly re-
duced prices.
mn 2l-tf Mrs. Is. DlslEf UO
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MARRIAGE

Reflect that sound mind and body are tn
most necessary requisites 10 promote connubhl
haNpiness. Indeed without those the journey
through life becomes weary pilgrimage, the
prospect hourly darkens 10 the view, the mind
becomes .hsdowcd with despair and filled With
the melancholy reflection that the happnes, OF
,Arinlunr i. nlgllted with our own.