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rFor the Disnatcl,. !

Roanoke Presbytery held called meeting
at Norfolk on the 19thfor the purpose OF
reconsidering the matter OF Rev. Thomas
Wharey's release from the pastoral charge
of Briery church, in order to his acceptance
of proiesSorship in King College, Bristol,
Tennessee, with pastoral charge also in
that place. The meeting was held at the
request OF Abingdon Presbytery, and the
Rev. j. n. Naff appeared in behalf OF the col
lnge and the church. But unfavorable symp-
toms in Mr.. Wharey's state OF health having
supervened, at his own request the matter
was dropped. Fl. A. 3.
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DEATH OF Rev. DR.. DURBIN.--Rey, DR..
John p. Durbin, for many years a leading
Methodist minister, died IN New York on
Thursday, in the seyenty-sixth year OF his
age. He had been, gradually failing in
health for many weeks, and on Saturday
last he suffered from an apoplectic attack,
from which he never completely rallied, but
slowly sank until he died. For many years
DR.. Durbin was president Of Dickinson Col.
lege, at Carlisle, Pa, position he resigned
to become general secretary OF the Metho-
dist Missionary Society, having his resi-.
dence in New York. ;..ss, j, DOS 1sl
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT! NEAR WoOpsTpgk,
Ea-Haarisonburg, Pa, October 22.-An
accident occurred yesterday afternoon on
the Valley branch of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad few miles east OF Wood
stock, by which three freight-cars were
badly wrecked and about 800 yards Of track
torn up. The accident was caused by the
giving way Of the flooring OF a car heavily
loaded with ,iron., Conductor OiBoyle re-
eeired slight INJURIES Special dispatch to
the Baltimore Gazette. : . ~ s,rl< ai
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Anthony Eickhoff, Tammany Democrat,
has been nominated for Congress in the
Seventh New York district.
Oakland Maid won the trotting race at
San Francisco Saturday in 2:22s. and 2:22.
Snow has fallen to the depth Of from one
to three feet in the mountains OF Utah.
sylyanus Caldwell, ex-Mayor Of Augusta,
Me-, and Assistant State Treasurer, dled
Sunday" : eg::ss! i. Z,5.sf4lr Gs: Ils<t.si>.
The glove, factories Of Hodgson " Riek i1
and g. r., Pyne, in JohnstoW WI New 4 DIX,
were burned Saturday. .s 1T g ,i .toS = :ai.t
George Griffith's shovel factory, at Phila-
delpl,ia, was damaged, by fire to the extent
Of $4,000 Saturday. ' q srftr22< t'',..3e
The United States surveying gunboat
Gettysburg, from Norfolk, Va, arrived at
halifax, N: s.. Sunday, bound to the Medl-
terranean. ,.t.5f ,,,., ,,,,assi ,.,,,,,,., ,.gs,
The New York Tribune is forced into the
admission that I" 1t is an nncomfo " ciear
case OF snip and tuek. ''.s'F The advantage,
then, is with the Repnbh cans. They <, I
so much il! the last sixteen years that nardiy
AMP is left for their nents.-c'snsceoego
Tribune. IS Se,3a ti859i} ~ 9sial. "
i Resolutions were passed Dy 2Lne.. Y ni II y
League. Club in New York, Saturday night,
thanking, President Grant for his efforts to
protect the State, of South Carolina from
domestic violence and to secure the rights
of its citizens; also, the loyal press OF the;
country. for its cable and manly vindica-
.tion - Of them. u IL
Hon. Charles Francis dams, Of Massa-
chusetts, has been interviewed en- the sub
feet OF President Grants late pro elamation
and the aliarteying OF the ocular army as q
police force on South Csroli lima. He has not
investigated the subject thoroughly, but
-dolsid ers ssne President 8 action Sunpsees-
sarY, ,al. insult to- thu people OF the South,
and of doubtful legality .5s3 }sis.
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CHARGED WITH SwINDLING W0RKINGMEN.
Martin Holman was arrested by Detective
Hall on Saturday, charged with obtaining
money under false pretences by swindllng
workingmen through the medium Of an ad-
vertisement published that day, which looks
fair enough on its face, and reads as follows:
"Wanted, twenty bricklayers and ten
stone-cutters. Apply for three days at 100
east Monument street."
Police Marshal Gray was led to suspect
that the operations OF Holman were sus-
picious, and he detailed Detective Hall to
make an investigations. The detective found
Holman at the house named, who said he
was the agent Of William E. Tanner, Rich
mond, Va, for whom lie was securing
hands.
Holman demanded fifty cents from each
person that applied. or eighteen or twenty
mechanics who applied only two had paid
the fifty cents, the others promising to re-
turn with the money. The detective, to
secure sufficient evidence against the man,
pretended to want employment and paid
the charge. The result was reported to
Marshal Gray, who telegraphed to Mr.. Tan
ner at Richmond. A reply was received
denying any knowledge Of the man Holman,
who was then placed under arrest and taken
before Justice Graft on warrant. He
freely admitted his guilt, and was commit
ted for the grand jury. From book in his
possession it was seen that he had pursued
the nefarious practice for several weeks
Baltimore Sun, 23d. G sr ~
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= BLOODY DUEL IN SWITZERLAND. - London,
October 21.-The Standards Paris special
reports that duel has been fought on
Swiss territory between Vicompte Baruel DIES
Roehes and Paul Gerard. The latter was
pierced by his antagonist s sword, and his
life is in danger. The affair was the result
OF "a political quarrel. 5ts.'s t,9S x 2e.,I
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Turkey.
DISCOVERY OLA CONSPIRACY.

lt..,s. DISCOVERY OF A-C0NSP1RACf.
LONDON, October pa Reuter- telegram
from Constantinople anneunces,ttn a lae
Geyernment has discovered a conspiracy to
murder the Grand -Vizier and : Midhat
.Pasha, and has arrested two Ulemas OF high
rank and Ramiz Pasha, e The ;culprits hare
been exiled to- various islands, other 8, ar !;
rests are expected. ass;m
ia--s s5f IThe Eastern War. {.
j; LONDON, October 20. he steady advance !se
in consols and other international stocks II,
which fell during last weeks panic dicates
the nreyailing impression here that war Is
not imminent, and that a peaceable solution
OF the Eastern questionlis not impossible:
Meantime fighting in the Ilmak ana
MoraYaYaIleys and on the Drins has been
renewed with great stub orness. aenelal
-Tchernayasf telegraphs that the Turks were
rapnIsei along the whole line, but the cyl
tdence Of !. newspaper corresp pond ents5 4 is
unanimous that the sersYifans sere 9alliy
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END OF THE circumstances TROUBLES.
London, October 23.-The operative cotton
spinners OF Blackburn have withdrawn
their notices, and the dispute in North and
Northeastern Lancashire is practically at an
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3 NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. October 23.-Cotton dull sales of
2sl bales at 10N@l1 &C.. Southern quiet
sos s &c saoes sa ss ssf sSo
;Ic. lower; $1.26@S1.2s for winter red western;
ssa Wes n@nsr Ssn ons Sos'
Rio quiet; supply light. Sugar very firm; 9@94c
for fair to good refining; refined trm; l03e: for
unchanged, with fair inquiry. Tallow steady at
sx@sac. Rosin unchanged. Turpentine steady.
Pork dall and nomina! vt Sds7Sg:1e;SS s aaTd
S9.95&$10. Whiskey rather more steady at SI.lo.
. 80 .e.' 80 - LOUISVILLE. ss -.
LOUISVILLE. October 22.-Flour firm, but not
Inotably higher. Wheat In active demand; red,
quiet and unchanged. Oats strong; white, 3sc.;
mixed, 35c. Pork nominal. Bulk-meats In good
demand; shoulders nominally, .eS@9c. Bacon in
Clear sides, loo. sagar-cn ss1 nam Hams, ia Lard
steady and firm fierce, l1Hc.; keg, 12c. NWbiskey
steady and firm at $i.11, 80 6 =.
.@..tf BALTIMORE. l7.a =; Il ..,.,} p Il
BALTIMORE, October 23-Flour less active and
@$4.75; extra, $5@S5.75; family, e5.75@s7.T5 I;
City Mills superhne, s4.509$4.75 extra, $3.50
sSSS Ri9 eamdds I'd ~
ii 5 s: amber. 81 sI45 white, al. 5@s1.4o.
low, Sc. Oats duil and heaxy; prime southern,
easy. Pork, Sl7.75. Observation-Disclosures, 72c.
clear RIB, Sl5c. Bacon-Shoulders, S19Skc.s clear
rib, loac. Lard unchanged. Coffee firm and quiet;
| stock scarce. Whiskey quiet at $l.15A@$l.l6.
Sugar firm at 1lhc. lE.5.tig, 1913 stG
CINCINNATI, October 23.-FlourQuiet and steady
family, $5.75@$6. Wheat quiet and steady; red,
$I.l5@$l.25. Corn quiet and unchanged oats
| quiet ut 3G@37c. Rye quiet and firm at 6S@6Sc
Barley steady Pork steady; country. 81 $40 Scity
$I6.5O. Lard dull and dropping Bulk-meats guile,
and firm; shoulders, 7@71sc; clear rtbsides, SIG
87Sc.; clear sides, SS@s5c, loose Bacon quiet ane
steady; shoulders. Tic. clear rib-sides, 94@
| 9,sc.; clear Sides 94G9Sc. Wbiskey In good de-
mard ut full prices-S1.11. Butter dull; western
reserve and Central Ohio, 20@21c.sGlas: -. -
| ~ 3, + ST. LOUIS .is%a,: &irE
ST. LOUIS, October 23.-Fiour, firm and ul,
changed. Wheat active and lower; No. = red fall
| 81. "a; No. 8 red fall, S1.13@S1.lSS..bld bid. sCoEr
dull and 10 wer; No. 2 mixed, l@41Nc. Oats dnll
| No. 2, 1910. Rye dull and dropping Of 570571c
Barley-OHly best grades wanted Whiskey steady
| and UNCHANGED Pork dull and unchanged. Lart
quiet; steam rendered, 9H@9Ac. Eulk-meats easier
lob lots OF new, packed shoulders, TIC; clear rib
Sides, s1s@sHc.; clear sides, sH@sac. BScoi
easi r; shoulders, THO clear @9acs
clear sides, 93sc. 49,. s 49, 4 .s:..ft5g; y
Philadelphia LIVESTOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, October 23-Beef cattle wer
dun this week. and prices were rather lower; a,7O
head arrived and sold ut 5164c. for extra Penn
| sylyana and western steers. 4A(ISAC. Tor lair n
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BY Telegraph.
80 NEW WORK.

NEW YORK, October 23.-Gold opened at 1095.
Noon.-Stocks active and better, except ST. Paul
stocks, which are lower. Money, X Gold, ,109A.
Exchange-Long, 1884; short. 1861. Govern
ments dull and steady. States quiet and nominal.
Eyening.-Money easy; 2 BID. Sterling quiet at
4S3H. Gold weak ut 1888. Governments active
and better. States quiet and nominal.
..lesi 1T BALTIMORE. II; ,jt.f
BALTIMORE. October 23-ylrginia 6's, deferred
6A; consols, 90. North Carolina 6's, old, 16S. -
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COMMERCIAL:
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE. !,
+. nj 100 RICHMOND, October 90, 1875. z.
80 OFFERINGS. - =.
-WHEAT.-White, 624 bushels. Red, ,204 bnsh-
CoRN.-White;2O 2 bushels. Yelloao, so bushels.
OATs.-50 bushels. Iz1,.. 5.-fs .y.t. e
RYE.-24S bushels. .f,....-. .,jsfs..s. s..
SALES.
WHEAT White, 40 bushels prime at $l.45; 100
bushels very good ut $1.43: 134 bushels very good
at Sl.42; 81 bushels very good ut $l.4O 150 bush
els very good on private terms ;54 bushels at 40
"a bushels at 81; bushels ut 81. 49, "a bushels ut
$l.lO-total, 624 bushels Red, 1l0 bushels seed at
$3.50; 4S bushels fair ut S1.33; a. bushels at
S1.30: ITO bushels at S1.40 1872 bushels very good
at SLAB; 104 bushels at Sl:35 100 bushels seed
at S1.4S; 27O bus els prime ut S1.45; "a bushels
at S1.20; IL bushels at IL; 39 bushels at $l.37-
total, 1902 bushels.
CoRN.-Whft "a bushels very good new at soc;
2S bushels at 53c.; 100 bushels at 52c-totai, 152
bushels. YelLot0. so bushels very good ut 54c..
OATS-5O bushels spring at3Sc.
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THE KING Or GREEeE-- TElR DIPLOMATIC srTr,

LONDON, October 3D. dispatch from
Vienna announces that The King or GREECE
lett nnex pectedly on Sunday or.Afhens. 81
z The ISmeS,S correspondent nt Belgrade
says the diplomatic situation Is still min.
fully uncertain. Preparation FOR war con.
ttnue; so does the Russian inmfcrafion,
he Is assured on good authority that % 600
Russians are recorded by name as having
come TO SerYia. Isl 2
The Berlin correspondent Of the Times
says Russia has abandoned the Intention OF
raising a foreign loan. Il. & .7i
The 1Ymes's Paris dispatch mentions a
rumor that the mission Of Lord Lotus to
Liyada is to inform the Car that England
would not take the initiative In fresh aego-
tiations, but would not feel herself attacked
so long as Russia's negotiations struck no
blow at the portions OF the treaty OF 1855
not modified by the London Conference Of
1871. This rumor is not youched for.
@sa "a THE PoRTE's' coNDIT1oNs. S.
a Vienna dispatch to the Daily Ne,ps says
intelligence has been received from Con-
stanstinople that the Porte will accept six
weeks armistice on the condition that the
reform projects be not interfered with, and
that the status quo be maintained in Seryia
and Montenegro.
A Berlin dispatch to the Daily Telegraph
says the Car is to be presented with an adj
dress from the Moscow Douma declaring
the readiness OF all classes to obey all com.
nlands In reference to war for the liberation
Of the slaves Similar addresses have been
accepted from town councils throughout
the empire. st2t@, 49, -
"a THREE DAYS BATTLE-DEFEAT OF THE =,
Er'@i-@ ~ isERvIANS. 80
LONDON, October 23.-The Standards
dispatch from Belgrade says the Turkish
forces in Servia resumed the offensive on
Thursday, and battle began which lasted
three days. 1t consisted OF two distinct
operations-One in front OF Saitschar and
the other on positions commanding Deli
grade. In the latter movements the Turks
captured on Thursday thirteen redoubts,
great quantities Of arms, and many prison
ers. The fight was long and bloody. The
Turks continued to advance. On Saturday
there was further fighting. Haiz and Alb
dull Pasha opened fire before Djunis, and
| Tall Pasha shelled AleXinatz.
The Servian forces at Djunis, under Hor-
vatoyich, were routed with great loss.
There are fears that Diunis, which is the
key to the road through the Morava Valley,
will fall into the hands Of the Turks.
The IimeS'S dispatch from Belgrade re-
ports that in the fight near Saitschar the
Turks gained the day, having captured Boil
eyatz. Should the Turks make good their
| double advance on Paratkin, the Russo
Seryian army would be placed in q serious
position. The affair is not yet decided.
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FOREIGN NEWS: /.
Switzerland.

FIGHT BETWEEN LIBERALS AND ULTRA. II q
"a t. !.,,io>z 4 sjt4, MoETANES. y.,.!g -,
8 BERNE, October23 11ntellig ence has been
received here Of a fight between Liberals
and Ultramontanes at Stable, canton OF
Tessin, in consequence OF discussions over
the apportionmeut OF representatives Id Inc
Grand Council Of, Cantonses Two Liberals
were killed and four wounded.
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Loss OF THE NEW BEDFORD WHALERS.-
Mo Bedf Mass, October 22.-The loss
on the New Bedford whalers in the Arctic
is nearly 100000, mostly insured in Boston
and New York offices.
San Francisco, October 21.-The whaling
bark Florence arrived here to-day from the
Arctic ocean, with one hundred and ninety
men on board, being part OF the crews Of
the Arctic whaling fleet, twelve OF which
vessels she reports lost in the ice with por-
ton Of the crews. The remaining survi-
vors have gone to Honolulu on the bark
Three Brothers.
On the night Of September 18th the ice
commenced breaking, and the Florence,
the Three Brothers, and the Onward got
away with the survivors OF the various
crews.
The following is list of the abandoned
vessels Banks Onward and Clara Bell, San
Francisco; ships St. George and Marengo,
and barks Cornelius Holland, james Allen,
and Java, New Bedford; ship Camilla and
barkentine Josephine, Boston; bark Acors
Barnes, New London; and the Hawaiian
banks Desmond and Arctic.
The vessels had on board altogether LOCO
barrels of oil, besides large amount OF
whalebone and ivory. 1t is the undivided
opinion of every master that no hope can
be entertained of the rescue of the ships or
those who remained on board Of them. All
are undoubtedly lost and carried away. to
the northeast in the immense ice-pack which
closed them in for miles around.
The masters Of the abandoned Arctic
fleet express uncertainty as to the number
and names OF the men who stayed by the
ships or returned to them after beginning
the homeward trip, but so far as can be
ascertained it seems probable fifty or sixty
were left behind, many of whom were
Kanaks
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Port OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER 20, 1875
ARRIVED. Dsstt's:t.f. .9a8
Steamship Isaac Bell Lawrence, New York,
merchandise and passengers, g. w. Allen % Co..
Steamer y. w. Eyerman, Plat, Philadelphia, Tner-
chandise and passengers; w. p. Porter agent. az
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk 'mer'
cliandise and passengers. j.. b. Tatum, agent IR'.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, October %, 1876.
The breaks to-day comprised 90 'hogsheads, a
tierces, and box. The offerings at auction on
Change we're So packages. of which 80 were taken
in, and the remainder sold at prices ranging from
Sc to SfN. =. .i--..-. -. i. ~ - --.-Es Z !.
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rsooK AND JoH yEf)RszNEsAEtssx
Ia ECpTED an D5Sl
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SErs.nELPH1A LfyE-sTo

iEr,snELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, October 23.-Beef cattle wert
dun this week, and prices rather lower; 470C
head arrived and sold at 1905 for extra Penn
good Pennsylvania and western steers; 4@5As. q
b., gross, for common, as to quality Sheep un.
charlged 13 900 head sold at 43@6c. R fb gross, az
to quality. Hogs in fair demand; $500 head sold
Mt $9 5O6aS9 "a 100 lbs. net ii,s.,ss4-
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The bills of D. F. Wilmer Go. will be presented
at once, (according to our notice) and
we hope they will meet with
prompt attention that their
books may be closed.
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The don. Alexander HI. stephens

Orders Globe Flower Cough Syrup to sustain
his Throat snd Lungs in making his great Civil
Rights speech:
National Hotel, Washington, D. G.,
December rs, 1878.
DR.. J. s. Pemberton-Desr Sir: Please send
me three bottles OF your Globe Flower Syrup
oy DR.. Samuel Bard. Yours truly,
ALEXANDER II. STEVENS.
Washington, d. G., January s. 1874
Flower Syrup duly received. Many thanks. 1t
mas proved most valuable remedy to me
Yours truly, ALEXANDER II. STEVENS.
;, Globe Flower Cough Syrup cures Colds,
Goughs, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Asthma,
SWnooping Cough, Group. Pleurisy Pain and
Soreness i'll the Breast, and will positively cure
Consumption. We shall publish in the Gazette
testimonials of great and good men of the ma,
uon, whose words cannot be doubted, in regard
70 the merits OF Globe Flower Syrup. We pre-.
Ter to let them speak.
Globe Flower Syrup for sale by
E. S. LEAD 5EATER s. BRO.
@None genuine unless signed MERRELL
&COUDEN, successors to DR.. j. S. Pemberton.
:. Head the Curious Story"-free at the Drug
otores. jan l4-lm
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DAISINS, Currsnts and Citron, Gelstne ana q
II Flsvoring Extracts, Cooking Wines and
o,ana.sS nnn ~ 'o' '"i0 4. LAWSON s. co,
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NEW GOODS-Received this day: Shoe
FloWer, ] Benson's Pills, Hemp, Canary and
Rape Seed Wizard Oil, Flsgg's Relief Mrs.
Aliens Zylobalsamum, Seth Arnold,s Bslsam'
White Pepper, Lsctopeptine Powder, Cash
mere Bouquet Soap, Durang's Rheumatic kemi
spray Ss''ClSil Cologne m and Reeds American Shoe
Dressing Also choice assortment OF Hair,
Tooth, Nail and Shaving Brushes, and Hard
Rubber and Buffalo Dressing Combs
;an & JANNEY s. GO.
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TRESH OATMEAL, loose and in packages,
inst receiyed by G. WM. RAMSAY,
oct Corner King and St Asaph sts
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|CoAI' COAL,
We have now on hand and are constantly re-
ceiving at our wharf and storage yards foo OF
Queen streets, al the best GOALS known 70
this market We name in part:
LykEN'S VALLEY. "
SEAMOKIN andEAST FRANKLY LOR-
BERRY RED ASH.
JOHNS, from EAGLE VEIN COLLIERY.
The celebrated CONTINENTAL and HA-
EEL DELL, from the Goodrich Colliery, es-
teemed the best in the market
And LEE and STANTON WHITE ASH
ANTHRACITE COAL, of Steamer, Broken,
Egg Stone and Nut sizes.
Also, GEORGES CREEK CUMBERLAND
COAL.
Also HICKORY, OAK md PINE WOOD.
Having ample space, each variety of Coal is
kept distinct from that Of others, and is es-
pecislly prepared for family ase; Yards floor
ed and Coal sent out well screened and free from
slale, 224u lbs to the ton. Orders left with
Messrs. Clsrridge & Grigg,, corner King and
Royal sts or at the yards will be promptly filled.
T. j. MEHAFFEY s. CO.,
iyl7 Wharf and Yards foot OF Queen ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-05
TANNEY'S OLD DOMINION TONIC
eF BiTTERS,

II BITTERS.
These Bittcrs are the extract of the best ana
most favorably known Medicinal Herbs,
Roots, Bsrks and Berries, together with sulti'
cieut Pure Old Cognac Brandy to preserve them
in sny clinate-torminE, in elegant eomblna-
tion . superb Tonic Alternative, and Dluretie.
They are confidently recommended in ali cases
of Dyspepsis, Nervous Headaches, Indigestion
and Heartburn, Weakness Lsngor and Lebll-
ity Torpid Condition of the Liver, Obstinate
Constipation and Loss of Appetite They are
also sure preventive of Ague and Fever.
They are pleasant to the taste, and the most
delicate stomach will find nothing dissgreeablee
in them. Along water courses and in low and
marsby districts they will prove q sure safe
guard against the diseases incident to such sec,
lions Of the country. Weak and debilitated
females will derive great benefit from: their use
In quart bottles, at 81 each. Prepared only by
JANNEY & CO.,
and for sale, both wholesale and retail, at tnelr
Drug Warehouse, 145 King street, Alexandrla' n
Virginia. sep -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-05

iOOKING SRERRY at 50 per gallon; also
~ fine assortment of Table Wines for sale by
oct lS GEO. McBURNEY & SON.