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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-25

~ EGINENTAL NOTICE.-The under
signed, Commissioners, appointed by the
County Court OF Alexandra CosE'y, for the
purpose OF conducting an Election OF Officers
for the l7Ith Regiment Virginia Militia, hereby
notify all Males, between the ages OF - and 40
years. not exempt from militia duty, that they
are required, under legal penalties, 10 meet at
the Court House OF this County, on Friday, the
2gh dan of Odojr, 1875, az 10 o'ciok. when
shall be elected 4 Captain, and a FIRST Lieuten-
ant and a Second Lieutenant, tor each Company
District, as required by law.
The Company Districts OF the 10Th Regiment,
are "a follows:
l.t. That portion of the Corporation OF Alex
andria lying east OF Pitt street, and south OF
Duke.
End. Fast OF Pitt street, between King and
Duke.
Sd. South OF King street, between Pitt and
Alfred.
18th. South OF King, and westol Alfred street,
10 Corporation line.
9th. West Of Alfred, and north Of King street,
10 Corporation line.
9th. North OF King street, between Alfred aud
Pitt.
9TH North Of King and east of Pitt street, TO
Corporation line.
Atn. That portion OF the Rural District lying
south o; the Columbia Turnpike and east of
the Georgetown road. leading from the Columbia
Turnpike to the Aqueiuct.
9tn. That portion oi the Rural District north
Of the Columbia Turnpike, and west OF the
Georgetown road.
ROBT. CROCKETT. }
W. b. PRICE. SCOmm'rs.
EDW. B. POWELLS
nct pI--liL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-25

IIAUQUlER LAND FOR SALE-On Sa.
twday, October 3lth, 1858, if fair, il not he
next lalr day, | will offer for sale, at public
auction, TO the highest bidder, at Olngers Store,
at Rourt's Hill, near Foxviile, ia the county OF
Fauquler, that tract or parcel OF land cailed
COTTAGE FARM, containing, according 10
the plat and survey made by Charles kemper,
TWO HUNDRED AND TWELVE AND a
HALF ACRES, formerly the property OF Law
renee Ashton, deceased. The land lies within
five miles OF the Orange and Alexandria Rail
road, is OF good soil, and particularly adapted
10 wheat; il Is well watered, the supply never
falling. even in seasons OF severest drought
ia There is upon the premises a FRAME
I.z containing four rooms, and
some out.bWIdIngs, much out OF repair. The
society OF the neIghboThood is good.
COTTAGE FARM is at present in the pos
session OF a tenant who will give all privileges
necessary for seeding, &c, If desired, and iull
possession will be gwen al the end OF the year.
Terms or SALE third OF the purchase
money TO be paid III SIX, one third IN twelve, and
one third in eighteen months after the day OF
sale. The purchaser TO execute bonds with ap-
proved security, bearing interest from the list
day OF January, 1889, and also 10 execute a deed
OF trust upon the property.
Persons wishing to purchase can examine
the premises, by calling upon Thomas ) Ash
ton, who resides near by. K. /. SCOTT,
Administrator de bonis non with the will annex
ed OF Lawrence Ashton, deceased.
Fauquier County, oct ls-eots
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I0HY p, PHILIPS. Comm rs
Fauquier County, oct 9-eots
IDEAL ESTATE, FISHERY, AND PER
IL, SONAL PROPERTY. FOR SALE i

IDEAL ESTATE, FISHERY, AND PER
IL SONAL PROPERTY. FOR SALE i
snall ofer Tor sale at public Auction, on Thu 8.
day, he 18th day Of October nert, my farm called
"FAlRVIEW,' on which there Is a valuable
Winter and Spring Fisi1ry and Mari banks, sit
lated Oh ne Potomac River, about two miles
below Potomac creek, in the county Of King
George, Va. The farm contains about SIX HUN
DRED AND FIFTY FIVE acres; a large por-
ton of it Is OF the best river fiat and meadow
land. and all originally OF the finest quality, and
susceptible Of the highest improvement. The
situation is healthy, and has the most extensive
and beautiful water and land prospect in the
country. II not sold it will be for rent.
At the same time and place | shall sell all
the stock and plantation utensils thereon, con.
sistlng of 70 head of cattle, of which ten
are fine oxen, also horses, mules, sheep and
hogs. Among the plantation utensils, is a
Wheat Threshlng Machine and Corn Shelter, IN
good order, a pair OF the best quality Cologne
Mil Stones, but little used.
Terms For the real estate one-iourth OF the
purchase money will be required in cash, or
note at % days, properly endorsed; for the resi-
due a credit OF one two and three years will be
allowed, Tor such other time as may be agreed
on) the deferred payments TO bear interest and
to be satisfactorily secured. For the personal
property, cash for all sums under $40, over a
credit OF six months, with interest from date,
if not punctuaIly paid. j. II. SMITH.
King George County, Va, oct l4-eo6t'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-25

IAZZARD POWDER:-HavIng made ar
engagements with the Hazard Powder
Company, lor the sale OF their POWDER, We
are now prepared 10 supply our customers aud
dealers generally, in lots 10 suit, and al reasona.
bic prices. We have Just received
$50 kegs F. +. F.. an! Kentucky Sporting
100 " Blasting Powder. and III a iew
days will be in rece pit OF a further supply
J. II. MCVEIGH = son,
nc. 10 Pnncr.stleet WhaIf
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hvncay -. 3 IS 3 % D. g.. n.
l9'siay".. { 80 ~ Last or. 20 3 % NJ.
: "rdAesiaY 6 AIS 20 New. s ii IS N.
: tAlislay. i AIS 10 First qr..13 3 32 E
" i"tay.... Is 43 ; II FULL. 20 9 Ia L
=, ~-.1"y.., = il5 10 HIGH WATER.
"''.'Y~. + AS Is OcTO'R IS ST. SIM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-25

The Mayor Of Washington has removed
John Dewdney, one Of the day p%oliccmcu, for
in,nyicntinn whilst ON dntY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-25
oct l4-POtmiSi

I,OLUMBlA LAND OFFICE, WasmyGroS,
J Dis~RiCT OF CoLuMHIA.-Established tor The
sale and Exchange OF Farms, Plantations, City
Lots. and Real Estate generally. on tommis-
sion. throughout the United States-WlN>LoW
VI. WATSON 4 CO-Olice III the building on
the corner of Indiana avenue and Second street
The attention OF lad owners IN Virginia and
MARYLAND. Who wish TO effect sales OF Farms.
and other landed property, is requested 10 the
above establishments, as a~tioILImg facilities Tor
the sale OF real estate, unequaiied by those OF
any other agency. Circulars Transmitted on
,,nHc.tor oct 5-eO3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-25

The repairs on the Long Bridge are going
forward steadily, and the bridge is being
placed in o condition, we hope, to DEFY the
storms aud freshets incidental to the winter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-25
BY Saturday Evenings Malls.

Loss OF THE BARK PHANTOM. The bark
Phantom, Capt. QIig, which cleared from
the port of Richmond, on the Goth Of Au-
gust, for Pernambuco, encountered q violent
hurricane on the 18th f September, IN lat.
% Is n, lon. 45 80 W., during which she
capslzed aud filled. The cook and steward
were washed overheard and drowned. Cap
tain Quig aud the rest Of the crew remained
on tue wreck for FIVE days, destitute Of al
most everything except q few biscuit, when
they were fallen in with by Spanish ship
Isola, Capt. Arrupe, aud taken off, nearly
exhausted from starvation aud exposure -
Capt. Arrupe and his uen treated the suffer
ers with the greatest kindness and humanity,
extended to them every requisite comfort,
aud carried them safely to Havana. One
man belonging 10 the Phantom, who had his
leg broken, was taken care of by the Acting
Consul Of the Uoited States at Havana, to
be sent home by the first vessel.
Tue Phantom was classed A !, was 3O2
tons burthen, built at Baltimore in 1893,
and owned in Philadelphia by Messrs. Wells
ford & Wilson. She carried twelve men.-
Her cargo consisted vi 2,46O Dbls. OF fur,
from Me.srs. Dunlop, Moncure u Co., of
Richmond, valued at $4,000. about one
third of which is insured 10 tue Merchants
Company, of this city, aud the remainder 10
Northern Offices. The vessel was also insured.
Ii is stated 10 a letter written by the mate,
describing the state Of destitution IN which
they were left by the sudden caps'z'ng OF
the vessel, that the second mate aud himself
had but one shirt between them" The
hurricane in which the Phantom was lost,
seems 10 have been particularly disastrous
to shipping.-Rt Dispatch.
A MosT DISTRESSING ACCIDENT. -On We'd
nesday last, soon after tie passenger train
on the Orange and Alexandria Rail Road,
passed Union Mills, the freight train on the
Manassas Road followed Immediately after.
On turning the curve, the Engineer Of the
freight train discovered a Chi Id, apparently
about two years of age, take a seat upon
the rail. He Immediately reversed bis en-
CINE and did all in bis power to stop the train
but finding it impossible to do so, he sprang
from the engine with the hope of picking the
little fellow up before the train reached HIM.
bus in vain. Tue mother Of the poor little
fellow was within four fee, Of him. but could
not reach it in time to save it. We did not
learn the names of the parents. How often
have parents been entreated not to allow their
children to sit on the railroad, and yet they
nav no attention to what Is said to them
Oh! how must a parent feel to stand aud see
her little one crushed to death by q railroad
train, and not be able to rescue it.-Cuipe
per Observer.
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llasg 81 81 sss--Es; sssgi-.sssss
AOIlCE-EXhIBlIiUN Or Th+ UNlItD
STATES AND VIRGINIA CENTRAL
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES.

- L L -
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES.
NOTICE is hereby given that members OF
the Virginia Central agricultural Society
VINO may come over the route OF tai, company
between Washington and Richmond, Oh the oc.
casion OF the Exhibition OF the United States
and Virginia Central Agriculture! Societies, 10
be held in Richmond, commencing on Monday.
18th Oc,ober, Will be allowed the privilege OF
returning free, and a ticket TO that Ell. CT can DE
obtained Of any agent OF the company al the
time OF taking passage for Richmond, provided
the Society," certificate OF membership is exhi-
bited to such agent at the time OF purchasing a
ticket Tor R.chmond. Persons will not be al
lu Eed the privilege OF returning Tree alter be-
coming members IN Richmond.
SAMUEL RUTH, Sup't. Trans.
\. B Tickets not Transferable, AMI good only
from Friday, ed October, 10 Monday, LIST No.
vember, 1888. inclusive.
NOTICE-Persons DESTROYS OF sending stock
or other articles over the road of this company
intended Tor exhibition at the united States and
Virginia Central Agricultural Fairs. heid al
Richmond, Will be charged the usual freight
rates. Should such stock or other articles be
returned in the hands OF the same owner, no
further charge will be made. Persons wishing
TO send stock must give FOUR days notice TO The
Depot Agent, so that proper cars may be provi-
ded. SAMUEL RUlH, Supt Trans.
Office X. +. X p. K +. Co, Richmond.
p. :. Members OF the Virginia State Agricul-
tural Society wishing TO attend the exhibition 70
be held at Petersburg, commencing on I'd No.
vember. can return FREE. and a ticket TO that
effect can be procured, PROVIDED the Socle,y's
certificate is exhibited 10 the Company's Agent
al the time OF taking passage tor Richmond.
Tickets not transferable, and good ONLY from
22d inst, 10 the 7th November, 1858, Tic uslve.
oct I1-eot25Oct SAM'L. RUTH. Supt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-25

7 OUDOUN FARM FOR SALE-The sub
scriber offers TOR sale, At a very low price,
bis FARM, called ".ALM.A,' on the Leesburg
Turnpike, twenty five mics from Alexandria,
and one and a halt from the Alexandria, Lou.
doun and Hampshire Railroad. II contains
FIVE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FOUR
ACRES. about one half in cultivation and grass,
the balance in open timber, which affords d very
large summer pasture; four excellent springs,
and a well in the yard, with water twenty-five
"a leet in depth. The DWELLING is a very
I@A.fne two.siory, frame, and basement Cot
tage building, with every necessary outoulIdlng
all entirely new Terms very liberal.
Address SAML A. MASTERS, Alex'a.
Loudoun county, Va. oct l2-eoim
I GATHER! LEATHERM LEATHERm-
Country Merchants and Manufacturers are
invited TO examine Our stock OF hENLOCk
and OAK SOLE LEATHER. with d large as
sortmrnt OF FINISHED LEATHER. We
name in part
French, American. and German Calf Skins
Do and American KIP:
Do do Kid
Do do Morocco
Do do Patent Leather
Trimmings, Bindings; all kinds of GOD
used by the trade, cheap for the cash, or accep'
ted paper. MAYNARD n ROSE
a. South Calvert street, Baltimore, Md.
sep 2S-co'm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-25

NnTlCE.-The undersigned hereby gives
notice. that he VII! shortly open a ht.-
TAIL GROCERY STORE, near tie upper
end OF King street. Alexandria, Va, where he
will and carry on business as Agent
for FRANCIS MILAN.
Will be happy TO see my friends ana form
o. cns,on.rs W. NJ. SMITH.
nr. ND-hlW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-25

lrMOKED BEEF AND T0NGUES.-The
subscriber has now on hand SMOKED
BEEF AND TONGUES, OF superior quality.
to BE- mad at his Stall in the Market, during
market hours; also, az his Dwelling, on Duke
street, near the Orange and Alexandria Railroad
Depot. JOHN J. EMERSON.
sen A-?aW2m'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-25

N'OIICE-A meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Fire Insurance Company OF Alex
andria. will be held al the Office OF the Compan
on Monday, the frs, day OF November next, Tor
the uurpo,e OF holding an election ioF twelve
Direrror.. 10 serve the ensuing year. by ORDER
of the Board C.. W. WATTLkS, Secretary.
nr. lE-rntNnVl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-25

VRUSTEE'S SALE.-The undersigned, as
Trustees, offer at Private Sale, at the Coach
Factory OF Bowen, Berlin Il Peak, No rs, cor
ner OF King ard Henry streets, Alexandria, a
very superior lot OF CARRIAGES OF every de-
scrjption, with HARNESS To suit: consisting in
part Of the following, Phaetons, Charrio,es,
tour and two seat Rockaways, Buggies with or
without tops, Jersey Wagons, Double and Single
Harness, &c, &c.
TERMs.-All purchases of and under $500
ninety da's credit, over that sum six months
Notes with approved security required IN all
cases. r.. b. NANIOR, (Cr,s,soo
10 7-eotf d. FUNSTEN. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-25

CoyrIyuED.-We are informed that the
Fair being held at the Village Sabbath
School house, for the benefit Of that School,
will be continued this week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-25
ALMANAC.

M. SUESuN
Wl0bER. ne, sets. MooN's PHASES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-25

MACGREGOR'S VENTILATING STOVES.
r HAVE on hand the most complete assort.
mrut OF COOK and PARLCR STOVES
IL, Il has ever been offered in this city. Among
nv Cocks are the Diamond Rock, Nevada,
Comet. Wisconsin. Charter Oak, and Homestead
Parlor Stoves, Tor Coal, are the Macgrcgor YER
tilating stove, Backus Patent Radiator, New
Pattern Radiator. Parlor Crates, ParIor Cooks.
and Cylinder Stoves. Parior Stoves, for Wood,
are the Sell Regulators, Cottage farlors, Oven
ParIors. Sheet Iron Air Tight, and SIX and Nine
Plate Stoves Washington STOVE POLL H,
STOVE PIPE. SHEET ZINC, &c.
II TIN WARE a; wholesale, as low as il
can be bought in Baltimore or any other city.
h. l. GREGORY. us King street,
octl6 opposite Marshall n use.
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SALES.

VALUABLE AND HIGHLY IMPROVED
y FARM FOR SALE virtue OF a de-
cree of the Circuit Court OF F~auquier County,
pronounced at September term 1893, IN tae
case OF Thomson VS.. Thomson" the undersIgn-
ed Commissioner therein named, Will otter Tor
sale, al public auction, TO the highest bidder on
the premises. on Saturday, the Goth day " Odo6e,
1888. that valuable tract OF LAND, situate near
the Plains Station, in said County, OF which JAS.
Thomson died seized and possessed, containing
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY.FOUR AND
THREE QUARTER ACRES. This FARM
Is in a nigh state OF cultivation-is well supplied
with WOOD and WATER, and possesses many
advantages.
a. There is a comfortable DWELLING
De-, HOUSE, and all necessary our-houses. on
1t. Inc terms OF sale will be the following
The purchaser 10 pay down, in cash, a deposit
OF ten per centum upon the purchase money; tor
the residue, credits OF one, two and three years
10 be given, IN equal installments, with interest
tr"m the day OF sale, 10 be secured by the bonds
OF the purchaser with good personal security,
TO be executed at the time OF sale. II the pur-
chaser shall tail 10 complete his purchase, OF a
confirmation OF the sale by the Court, the deposit
TO be forfeited the title 70 BE- withheld, and the
land 10 be- subject 10 a resale under the future
order of the Court, as d further security for the
deferred instalments
LANES D v, D BROOKE. }comm,rs.
At the same time and place named IN the
above notice, | shall sell, al public auction. the
personal estate of James Thomson, deceased,
consisting Of HORSES. STOCK, HOUSE
HOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE, FARM
ING IMPLEMENTS, &c.
Terms of Sale On all sums Of so and un-
der. cash. on all sums over 80, a credit OF nine
months will be given, upon bond with approved
personal security, bearing interest rom date,
which wiIl be RENTED if The principal is pune
tua.ly pald. JAMES '. BRouhE,
Administrator OF James Thomson, decd.
E,uruiar rnuuiv oct 4-pots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-25

-. PPLES.-i25 bbls. fresh Boston Apples,
u Just received, AM 'or sale 10y
nc; % NJ. ELDRlDGE. Union Wharf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-25

CLosED.--The Fair for the beneft Of the
NJ. Il. Church, South, which was held in
Sarepta Hall for two weeks, closed on Friday
eight last. We are happy to learn that the
object for which the Fair was held, was at
.ained-it being every way successful.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-25

II UBIN'S EXTRACTS, &c.-An assoT5net'
of genuine LubIn's Extracts Oo,n Di Nail
Is: Cleaver's Honey Soap; Toilet r%Mupt: -.
Brushes; Wax Matches; BLACK S''cA l. I""
Erasive Soap; PuHlce Soap; Jus, ieceiIs' ""A
for sale by 1Ahho Es q, v,na,tras,
oct 25 Apotnecar!, w. = 80
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-25

JACK>ON'S CANDLES.-90 boxes and hal;
- boxes Jackson's Mould Candles, this day
landing, and Tor sale by
CRAY, MILLER Il CO.,
OCT q cor. King X Watersts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-25

Il BONES KeiineI and Silver Gloss oswe'o
I'D STARCH, ju,t received from Ne" York,
aud Tor sale by
oc, % JOHN A. DIXON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-04


SENATOR CRtTTKNDEx's SPEEcH.-It does one
good, makes one feel better, stronger and proud
er Of his humanity to read such speech as
that Of John J. Crittcnden, on the English bill
Who is there that takes an interest in the grent
question nov before the country, that will fail
to read the speech- we had almost said, the in
spired words of the venerable, pure minded
statesnan from Kentucky We are proud to
know that we inherit the sane language-the
same country in common with such man.
That speech "a major part of which we pub
iish today will go forth upon the angry mind
of the country, and it will do its glorious and
good work. 1t will show the people of the
North and the great South West what mock
cry, what cheat is this whole matter OF Lee
compton, both in It's first CGreenl FORM and ms
it now stands in the English bill 1t will ap'
neal to. will incite and nerve the patriotic men
In the great majority of the States ofthis Union,
to rise IN in their might, and put down, dash
away those pestilent compromise breakers
those men of bad faith, who, for the sake of a
few uiggers and few niger owners, would
trample upon all the time honored rights oftheir
own white brethren.
a terrible retribution is just ahead for the
time servers who have wrought this great
wrong. There iIlpresent by setin a disintegra'
ton and reorganization Of parties, which will
sweep these troublers Of the public peace clear
OF fIou the arena
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-04

GnEAT Work IN PBOG2Ess. have ic
ceived from Messrs. Appleton & Co., New York,
through the courtesy of the Academy of the
Visitation of this city, the first volume Of their
great enterprise, viz; series of volumes TO he
called "Thc New American Cyclopedia." Tic
design is to enclose in this Cyclopedia, knowl-
edge upon every known subject. To make it n
kosmos- For instance, the work set out with
philosophical and historical dissertation upon
the word A. THIS small word takes up what
would make nearly II column in our paper
Some idea of the vAstness Of this greatest .itera
ry enterprise of the day, may be had when
tell the reader that the first volume closes with
out getting through all the words which com
mence with 4.
Although it comprises 76a double. columued
octave pages, yet it simply comes d n to his
torical sketch of the river Arnguay 1t is prop
or perhaps, that we should be more xplicit in
our delineation ofthe purposes of IT,. work as
indicated in the first volume. We should say
that the work designs to be, as Bacon would say,
"a sum Of all llnowledge," aud 10y that we mean
specimen of all styles, on all different subjects.
We have subjects Observation-Disclosures philo.
sophcal, doctrinHl and theological with all their
countless qualifications. The work is not a COM
pilaton, but more of treatise, prepared and in
preparation by nearly hundred writer's. The
different subjects have been given quito those
men most gifted aud experienced in each Of the
respective departments embraced in the work.
Military men. legal men and theolOgianS, and
men of letters generally, have been incorporated
as a company of collabOrators, to present to the
world 4 work such as the world never peTussd
before. This work, when finished, will be
credit not only to the publishers. editors, &c,
but to the age in which We live. 1, marks the
progress and thirst Of the people for knowledge,
when such great work is undertaken, relyiag
upon large sale for re ENDORSEMENT
We would that VIC had time to enter into
closer examination of tiC style in which the
work is initiated, to give specimens of its vari.
GUS and comprehensive subjects. We must de-
fer that pleasure perhaps, until the appearance
of the second volume.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-04

We have been selling Bonrhayes's Holland
BitterS for soma months; md, although, when
it was first introduced. We did not urge its sale,
being unacquainted With the article; still we
found the public determined to have it. and to
meet the demand we have been Obliged TO Pur
chase more Of this article than ever have of
any other patent medicine whatever. Every
day brings new testimonials oc its efficacy in
removing the various complaints for which il is
recommended, and in Offering it TO our rustorn-
ers, We do so with more confidence in its virtues
than is due to most preparations Of the kind.
Gale Brothers, Druggists,
l4s Randolph ST. Chicago, III.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-04
Trustee1s SAG.
REMOVAL.

LANGFRIED su1stantsl and fancy Boot and Shoe
- Asrr, has removed his thor opposite his OF stand
the TrTandah uhfrr h. stil -0iettes the
patronage pubr, intending hts Wek 10 reeomeni
Itself. [4l9-5in1 }. lASGHEiED.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-04

I'LL TIE GESTLrNAN Distinctly IT IS NoT
10 the House debate On the English SnbS,i
tnte, Mr., Gilman, OtMAinc, asked Mr.. Stephens,
of Georgia. this question: is the Constitution
(LeeomptOn) submitted by this bIl!2 Mr.
Stephens answered thus: 'IteI he gsatfe'asst
distinctly it "a not"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-04

BEAurr nipped in the waist is like rose ni;
ped in .ho bud. 1t is she shortest lived, and
talIs of the quickest