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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-30

fETHE MOUNT VERNON PAPERS, By the
Hon. Edward Everett IS out in the New
York Ledger OF this week, and for ale at GEO.
SiGGERS, 70, Prime street. opposite Tie Go1eitc
BHi'hng.
now is the time 10 subscribe. Cal! early
aud secure the first number delivered 10 any
part OF the city, o. sent by mail 10 Subscribers
III the country.
All tie Magazines Tor January Oh hand, to-
gether with all the Papers and Pctoriais for
the Holidays.
A full supply of the Paper Dolls ard Paper
Furniture; also, Houses made in d strong and
handsome manner, to pu. the Furniture and
Ba bic, in, delightful and pleasing present tor
Oh iIJran dec q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-30

REV. J. n. DAyFoRTH We had the pleas
ure, yesterday, OF meeting our former highly
esteemed fe!low.ci1zsn, R'v. Joshua \ Dan
forIb, now resident OF New Castle, Dsla.
ware. Mr.. d. was for n rumbor u years
the pastor Of the Second Presbyterian Church
in this city, and is now here on visit to
some of bis friends. lie is looking well, ard
is 10 the enjoyment OF excellent bcalth.--
The Reverend gentleman is still eng gcd
with his accustomed zeal in the agency Of
the African Colonization Society.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-30

NV YORK. Dee 90 The steamer Empire
Civ, from Havana On the 23i arrived last
nigh. with Senator Douglas aud lady as pas
sengCrs The Steamer came up auannounc-
81, so that nob}dy was present TO recsiSe
him exert the committee of the comm n
council. who extended II him the hospiiali'
ties of the city. and escorted him to his hotel.
lie remains here three or four days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-30

BANK OF THE OLD DOMINION,
ALEXANDRIA, Dec. 90, 1858. }
yNHIS BANK will be closed on Saturday Isl
of January, New Years. Day Paper IN" Ss
turing on the lst and 2nd OF January mus We
attended to on Friday, 3lst inst: by oiGei
doc oa-3t JAS. MCKENZIE, Cashier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-30

rENEACHER-A young lady, well qual'fed
to teach all the English branches, desires
a situation a. COZ ERNES> in private family.
or an assistant teacher ma school! Address
\. F.. D.. box AT, Washington, ID {.
Wn.ht.-tnr Lrr l--nnlM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-30

mn s:r,,,,. of -be p,r,r Dolls ard pauer
r,r,;,,'r[.i.o Gor..s n.rIa IN , .trorv and
isadso,re ,,,rnar to MI, tho Frr.i,ure and
p,Ie. IN ,Lr,,sbtfni and nIe,,ing present for
children dec q
- RpIS ,pp,FS
II - bhIs e Soft Crushed Sugar
~ o. boyss Refined Mond Candles
Now yort F,ncy Crackers, Preserved
c;,oor , C',r,,,i' N C;''". IaTer Valarria and
/ Bunch Rais!ns; Drum Figs; Paper Shell, ard
Sol; Smell Almonds, &c, JUS, received aud Tor
sale by GARNET HILol' AZ klnS-s'.
dec 20
DLASFER MILL FOR SALE.-"lshns
| I 10 remove rom this city, | offer Tor sale
/ ny interest in the STEAM PLASTER MILL
/ in Alexandra, now carried on by Wise y Green.
as r - t UJ" o'Ii anniy 70 or aI
Iti.. VI CEaRiTS i WISE
dec ll-du Alexandria, Va
=
'"t C0tDS fp pa., onT" wis,,r' ~ R,Is,m
49,. 49, CSntr! a,J Tar TyIsr,s Syruo Balls
/ SWIM t;um 5rab;c Couch Drops Wistars Lo-
'!'"P Gun t."p " -t G' n,or' ,T Nd
Mounts syrup. received and Tor sale by
PEEL, STEVENS * co,
/ dec IS corner King and Alfred SIS.
-,rpv,-.r, u,,rgrn ,.;.h 80 .ro,Io,,
/ > Tor the ensuing year, seven male sen,
/ WANTS tor the Dining Room, and tour female
SEkI a Is. TWO tor On Mhf.hMA i'J =, alG
two WAsHEEWoMEN, for which liberal
price VIII Oe P'.,'. u i1E;is'I rgowFR
/ :, >, C,t,, Hn,a, NIsv,, Va
no. wy '0'''' '''',>
4 LMANACs FOR 1852 OF the following
"A Kinds, VIZ sword rocEe,' , onu' v,, r
-! CnI,s,'@i' rG.",, , Ca,n d,J pbrsnoio.
. nan :, 80 l.. Nv s;,,oIo COM,
slc"' For sale 1y 'he COZ" OF Siiste S"P
dec 20 No o., King street.
,,,..,,.,, .ro go, rox.r,frps pu.
-. ~, ,,,, 80 -, ,,o,, necsrnbor Ism are
! " Tor tHe quarter th'inS DrTeU"o'' "''
in five tays after pre,cntarion, discount Of l.ye
! re. cent. will be allowed
Gee %'--""' . 49, -
10 teach all the English branches, desires
! Situation a. Coz ERNESS in private family.
or an assistant teacher M school. Address
\. +. D., box AT, Washington, u T.
WASHINGTON "'e ''--foE"
Z U>T.-Ou Christmas morning. on Duke
street between "ashih2,"h S'Ie ,,,,,, anu
! Hooti 5 kun Ladies "old htaue" MN"
"hir y suitable reward VIII " ~. r' ~ n
= u i ~ .''' '',. -.
4 Ne" VOL u NJ + or r. r i,t =, ~ III =
- n,s,ofy o. ln S; Hr'sn ' PrsIro "s y yoYne
. ~ VI %i,'t, ~ I'.t nrLI;sbed and for sale
im""' price E,.c,q I''' f''''RnBT BFLL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-30

New YORK, Dec % The steamship. HI
no., from Aspinwall, On the 2Oh, WIKI CALI
fraia date, of the 5'h instant, has arrived,
having on freight 81 500 900 in gold.
Sir G re OuseIey sailed for Pioama on the
S:h, Tor 5me p TT on the P4cifi; de Of Gee
trail America, 10 II. 3 NJ. steamer Nizen.
Az immense fire had occurred at NalparsI-
g., destroying property to the amount ct So.
600 900. On which there was al insurance oi
81 100 600 Severa! fremen lost their lives,
and many Others were seriously injured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-30

lLOJHlNG! CLOT II NG!!-WHoLE
SALE AND RFTAlL-F l. l. AND
WINTER STYLES NOW READY FOX
MEN AND BOYS HILL STEPHENS y
co. 81 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE WASHINGTON
and IuI DUNE STREET A FEW DOORS WEST OF
Bgo,uw,y. NEW DIRK MIR. WALL having TAX
en- up hi, residence in New York city tor the
evcpsiye purpose OF manufacturing CLoi n
ING at wholesale and supplying cur establish
meut in Washington with every description OF
GENTLEMEN'> YOUT II 5 and BOlS
WEARING APPAREL that is new, novel,
and substantial, TO be- found in the New YORK
market We will therefore be enabled TO offer
at all times the largest and most fashionable
stock OF superior READlMADE CLOTHING
in this city.
Procuring our GOODS from first hands, our
customers will not have 10 pay the second and
third profit as all other houses in this city are
obIiged 10 charge. WALL, STEPHENS co,
81 Penn. av, betw. 9th Il 10th SITS, Wash,
Aud lO4, Duane street New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-30

Wm. NJ. Hume recently elected sheriff Of
Fauouier County. has qualified. The fol-
lowing sentlenen have also qualified as de-
ruties: James S. Fisher. Jacob NJ. Weaver,
James r. Kerehival. Robert Scott, Milton
Murray; aud Cyrus Cross, Tailor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-30

a LMANACS FOR 1882 OF the following
a kinds. VIZ Swords Pocket, Church, fom-
liz Christian farmers Housekeeper's, virginia
German. Catholic, Water Cure, aud Phrenoio-
gcal For sale by the dozen or single copy
JAS ENTWISLE X SON,
doc 90 No O. klng street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-30

4 vAiE4RLE FARM FOB S<A4rf.~T6s
Il valuable FAai-of the late c. C. TsIia-
zero, deceased, IN CuiFeper coanty, is offered
tor sale. privately. This Farm is on the Rapid
an river, adjoining the Rapidan Station, Orange
and Alexandra Railroad, the Station being only
a lew hundred yards from the dwelling house
and barn. It contains SIX HUNDRED an
THIRTY ACRES, is highly productive stua.
ted ia beautiful country, and surrounded by
IA most desirable nelghborhood. Tho
.i:H BUILDINGS are convenient and IN good
repair.
Terms accommodating ANY Information in
relation to the FARM may be had by appira-
ton 10 the subscriber, or 10 the following per-
sons:-Robert A. Mayo, esq, DR.. F. W koddT
Richmond; DR.. A. TaIaferro, CuIpeper Court.
House, or Dr. H d. Taliaiero, Orange Court
House LAW. n TALlAFERRD
Rapidan Station, CuIpeper Co., sep bay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-30

rLASTER MILL FOR SALE.-Wlshing
to remove rom this city, | offer for sale
my interest in the STEAM PLASTER MILL
in Alexandria, now carried on by Wise Green.
The Mil is in good order and us fixtures com
pltle For further particulars. amply 10 or al
dress CHARLES J. WISE,
doc l1-dtf Alexandra, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-30

OFFICE EXCHANGE BANK or VIRGINIA, :
ALEXANDRIA, December Il, 1898
yu,uIS Bank will be closed on Saturday, the
25tb instant-also on Saturday, the LIST
January next Allpo,es due on those days, are
expected TO be paid on the oath and slst insts'
Onlv one Offering day for each week, VIZ 2lst'
and astb instapts. JOHN HOOFF, Cashier.
dec 2l--dit&T&F
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-30

7 U>T.-Ou Christmas morning. on Duke
] street. between Washington street and
Hooff's Run, Ladies Gold Headed RIDING
WHIP. \ suitable reward will be paid Tor It's
r..urr IN tbs ,lirr dec .~- 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-30

A meeting of the Wings and Americans Of
Fauquier, was held at Warrenton, OF Non,
day, when delegates was appointed &c attend
the Richmond Convention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-30

BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH

Bosrox, Dec. 25--Tnc brig Apglo.Saxon,
a. this port from Porto Praya, was boarded
BIZ Britsh war stesme7-.he Ajaz--en the
9th of O;;o5er, in latitude II north, Iongl-
tlde 10 three vest, and detained an honr
and a half by az examin tion Of her pa.
pc!s. No harsh treatment was INDUCED In.
The American cap,aio, howeTer, protested
against the procedure as urjGst.ti'ble and
contrary to the existing law Of nations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-30

The Boston Traveller says that there has
been marked decrease fthe nun Der OF mar
riages in that city within the last year. "h'cn
:, attributes To the hardDess OF tho times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-30

1 NEW VOLUME OF PRESCOTT
4 History o: the Reign Of Philip the Second,
King OF spain, by william II. Prescott volume
third, price 81 Just published. and Tor sale
hv IJac 1871 RnBE BELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-30

Among the luxu-ics, last week, at the 81
Charles Hotel, 10 Richmond, were green peas
done up in style ahead of cur Virginia sea
son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-30

Prof VIM. A. Harris, brother of DR.. Z. Il.
Harris, of Culpcrer CO., has been appointed
President of La Grange College, Georgia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-30

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2S.--A suspicious
10 king schooner, supposed to have on board
a large number Of flItu,ters, went to sea
Yesterday. The revenue cutter fred black
shot, " hich was UNDECIDED by the schooner;
then shottcd gun Was fred, but the schoor-
err kept in shoal water and escaped.
Ii is rumored that Collector Hatch II col
lecting large force, AID has chartered
steamer to proven, any further departure OF
6!libusters, TO Nicaragua.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-30

ENOE COLDS AND COUGHS GUMS Pic.
tora, Ayers Pectoral, Wis,ar's Balsam,
Davies Cherry aud Tar, Tyler's Syrup, Ball S
Syrup Gum Arabic, Cough Drops Wlstar's Lo-
zsnses. Bakers Cough Mx;uTe. and Madam
Mounts Syrup, received and Tor sale by
PEEL. STEVENS * co,
L.. ar corr.r f. go and s fred cts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-30

! VIGILANCE AND EANkING HUUSt OF
T. c. ". PURCELL Il co, RICHMOND, Va.
We Offer our services to Presidents and Con-
tractors on the different lines OF Internal I'm
proyement throug hout the State TOR the coIlec-
ton OF debts due by the State, and for It's con-
version into and sale OF Virginia State Stock -
Having every facility for selling, We are Prspar
ed 20 make liberal advances on stock TIL sold.
Our charges VIII b. moderate. We also offer
our services 20 our friends in tie country Tor
! tie purchase oil Virginia state Bank, and every
description of Stocks at he current market rate,
without any change o! commission.
Orders by mai, either tor the purchase or
sale of any security will meet "Irh our prompt
attention. and will be attended 10 or as good
terms as though the parties sending were pre-.
sent. G. ". PURCELL 4 co.
| Richmond. Va nov 4-wly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-30
TPPERyILLE FEMALE INSTITUTE +
l Rev. GEO. w. HARRIS, PRINCIPAL, ..

l Rev. GEO. W. HANKS, FRINClPAL, =
ed by competent assistants.-The exerc's"ot
this institution will be resumed on H. 5.
Monday in September. and will close thess9
of June next The scholastic year is { ied
into two sessions OF five months each BEG nuS
respectively first OF September, and first req
ruary The system OF Instruction is II ougn
and practical. The institution is + ,ishe"
with a fine Philosophical and Chemic App@'
ratus-to which additions will be m j ON
time TO time-Maps, Globes, Charts, &C., "'r
TO illustrate the subjects taught.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-30

New ORLEANS, Dec. 2S--The steamship
PHILADELPHIA from Havana on the 25:h, Ii Is
arrived. TIE Span!sh military officers have
mad, oycr,ure5 10 the French Government to
Intervene to prevent any revolutionary move
mept that may be contemplated BY the in
habitan,s o! Cuba. Gen. CJncha, it appears,
was not consulted in the matter.
There was good reason to believe that q
revolution is expected to break out. Large
numbers of Americans are now 10 Cuoa to
aid in the movement, and they are confident
Of success il France does not interfere.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-30

PUBLIC HIRlNG.-Tbe public hiring Of
servants will take place at Fairfax Court
House today: at Draresville tomorrow FRI
lav:) Cate tavern, West End, and Centre
vile CT Saturday lst proSjmo, and at War
ren,on Oh Friday and Saturday nc%t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-30
Washington, nov l6---eolm

linden WHISKEY This WhlSkEY is
made in tie old fashioned copper still, By
double hs,ilaiion. Just beyond the summit Of the
Blue Ridge, in Warren Co, Va, near the lane OF
Faucpirr where tue soltne5s and purity OF The
mountain spring water, and tie quality Of the
rve. constitute important elements IN making
the the Wl,i.ley for winch tins locality mas been
lopy celebrated It is perfectly pure, beyond
ali doubt being made exclusively OF rye, hops,
and barIey,nair, with the utmost care. The
quantity made Is limited, and bought principal
i for private use, by gentlemen eo"noisse9rs
in ,as Surrounding counties, who are critically
nice in laying BY stock for improvement. A
small consignment has lately been made TO
MARSHALL X WARD, OF Alexaud'Iai o. 1t
can be procured direct, through correspondence
with DR.. FISHER, OF Linden, Warren comfy,
Virginia. oct 2'-e"''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-30

= Bells. BARCLAY 4 PERKINS London
D Brown Stout. aud barrels Sparkling EdE-
burgh Ale, jus; received, aud Tor sale b.
d,cy5 NARSHALL& WARD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-30

FrRE.-We regret to learn that on Thurs.
day last the dwelling house and kitchen of
Col. Daniel Stickley, Of this county, were
destroyed by fire. At the time Of tue unfor-
tunate occurrence, Col. S, was on q visit to
Winchester Nearly all the furniture, cloth
ing of the family and servants, and some
money, were consumed. Col. 5. had an 10.
surance on the uses, in the Valley Compa-
ny. sufficient to cover the greater part OF bis
less, although he is Il loser TO the amount of
several hundred doil4rs--IFin I'Ug.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-30

TNGLISH AND AMERICAN PICKLES,
Catsups and Sauces, in store, and for sale
bv JOHN A. DIXON,
dec IS Family Grocer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-30

The L. S. SHIP PLYMOUTH in tow OF the
steam tug Tempest passed this place yesier-
day, on her way down the river.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-30

l'ERYANTS WANIED-I wish TO employ
= tor the ensuing year, seven male SER
WANTS tor the Dining Room, and four female
SERVANTS. two tor hMBER MAIDS. and
two WAsHEEWOMEN, for which liberal
price will be paid address
SAMUEL HEFLEROWER,
noy lift CITY Hotel. Alex'a, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-30

nORTLAND SYRUP
"A rnoyoa1 FOWLE & co
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-30

CONCERT TONIGHT. Let all who arc fond
of good music, and who is not? attend the
Concert at Sarepta Hall tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-30

New YEARS address Our Carriers will
present these whom they serve, with beau
sful copy of Verses, appropriate to tie coca
sion, on Ne. Years Day, ard ask us TO say,
that as they have been faithful, they hope
they will not be lorgo:'eo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-30

SERVANTS Tor hire for the ensn
Ill ing year. Apply to ,,pcu,11
dec 25--dti }. n. MAn''iEN-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-30

COUNTY CoURr.-The January term ct
the County Court for this County, viii
commence on Monday next. The Masls-
tra;es arc Turner Dixon, ?. j., John Sun.
mers W. II. Fecbrey, II. l.. Simpson, and
j. j. Wheat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-30

GroRGErJwN.--The Georgetown Ledger
npblishes mcm rial to Congress, By Henry
Addison and Robert Ould, Of Georgetown
o ,ainst the Long Bridge. la this memorial
it is said:--
"Y,p- nemorialists are aware OF tho fact
that a brid,e i. required in this District 70
lid an unbroken railroad COMMUNICATION
between the North and the South, but We
koow that we can produce The reports OF en-
;nent engineers and the opinions ct many
distinguished n em5ers Of Consress--io prove
that a bridge for that purpose, as well as 'Of
local accom- modation, can be erecsed above
Georgetown at less expense than elsewhere
withou, inconvenience to the pubic or 'ne
slightest invasion of local rights or private
interests. 10 conclusion, we beg to state,
ms. respectfully, that the Corporation o.
Georgetown, with the approval OF an over
whelming majority of its citizens, has pieds
ed itself 10 subscribe 100000 or whatever
SUN j, may cost to make a railroad, whicE
shall place the proposed bridge IN connection
with the railroads OF The South"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-30

l., BARRELS PRIME NEW CROP \. o.
~ MOLAsSES lust received ard Tor sale by
] II. NcyElGH II SON,
Dec % Prince street Wharf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-30

NTOTICE- Cur accounts will be ready lot
~ delivery January Isl, and we solicit from
our friends prompt settlements ,roe
Joc 20 G. X WILMER bkoo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-30

4 NEW ARRlVAL.-l0 doz'n NJ ~ ~,
n of every description. for sale al 40 ,C,r - l.
,ng.,treet Gdec "a W. +. PADnhi l..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-10

DREADFuL ACCIDENT on THE BAY-I5sree Men
DSOtonea = Holding on to n Boat for Fire
Hours "A party Of four men, named John Bo-
CART Of Third avenue, Henry Kayser, of Third
avenue, Frederick Scott, Of Twenty St,
and William Paynton, Of Twenty- first ST., Cow
anus started in small boat from Penny bridge
on Friday afternoon, on q fishing excursion
They passed the day pleasantly but on their
return, IN the evening, fresh breeze sprung up,
and the boat was capsized. All being excellent
swimmers they succeeded in turning the boat
bottom upwards, which enabled them to keep
above water. The night was very dark, and
the breeze blowing from shore, they gradually
drilted down the bay. After being in this peril
Gus position for three hours, Kayser gave out;
and a heavy sea swept him Off BOgart and
Scott chung for nearly one hour longer, when
they, too, became fatigued, and were washed on
by wave Paynton alone remained eiinging
to the craft until, at last boat from the light
house near Fort Hamilton. came to his relief
and took him on shore. He was completely ex-
hausted, and nearly an hour elapsed before he
was enabled to detail the circumstances. He
was taken to his residence In GoWanus The
bodies had not been picked up yesterday. ~.
y Herald
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-10

ExrRAoaD1SARY Han SEoRu-H Han Ten INcn-
rs LoSo.-A correspondent, writing from Cole
burg Iowa, says:
On Sabbath afternoon of the 2sd ult, we were
visited by an extraordinary hail storm. 1t
seemed to originate in southwesterly direction,
md its course was through this place toward
the notheast II extended over a space of five
miles in width and in all probability was of con-
siderable length. Many Of the hail stones were
Drodidgious ia their dimensions, and thought
likely unprecedented in size. Some were ten
inches in circumference, while others were great
err il, length, being from seven to Ten inches
long. Many Of them upon examination exhibit
ed moss and various kinds of grass seeds which
were.received into the formation Of the frozen
rain, and thus were borne through the upper ell.
ements to an unknown distance. The effects
produced by this sudden and almost unparallel-
ed shower Of hail were terrific.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-10
A PERMANENT INSTITUTION.

The Philadelphia Press of Saturday, says
that .'instead of the Great Awakening, MS
it is termed, being on the decline, it is actually
developing from day to day. The poetry ofthat
hymn in which we find the words,
.The works reyiying IN around;
That's the neWsl that's the neWAl
which is now being sung in religious gather.
ings almost everywhere. consists mainly in its
complete truthfuIness and applicability to the
present time"
The Press Of the same date says
About one hundred persons in this city have
come out within the past week and expressed
publicly their determination hencetorth to live
for God Many of these are firemen.
The meetings that are being held in the va
rious engine houses partake Of a character said
to be unparalleled IN point Of deep religious
feeling, by anything that has ever been expert
enced in this city.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-10
"REDucRD BY DrsPEPsIA 70 4 MIKE skELEToN. y

"REDucRD By DYsPEPsIA TO NEKE SkELRToS. :"
= Cured By 'sBqrhars's Holland Bitters.'-
A Matchett, trader probably as vel known as
any man in Western Pennsylvania, states as fol-
lows; Il met with iarmerin Armstrong coun-
ty,who was reduced BIZ Dyspspsia 70 ameFeskele-
ton persuaded him to buy bottle Of Boer-
have's Holland Bitters, believing il would cure
him. Meeting him some months after, what
was my establishment at finding him a hale
hearty man; hestold me he now lbsighea 200
pounds, and this wonderful cange had been pro.
duced by Boerhave's Holland BtteFs, 70 which ne
attributed solely his restoration
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CHARLES PAUDERT,
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- annouees 70 publIe Of this city, that
IL he has located himself nov sr asfss aa W.
~ Inst-IusentS amer and thoroughly seienthe
~ $50 attends to tia tuning and repairing %
$500 de1irous Of taking leslonS WI please
LIE ,heir rsmel and residences a. CaTtsIEt Allscat
depot on nan ls2-a
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DIS. BARIlEiI Hal. Fhss-
NJ HSshs beIsE y ~ ~, sans lakOs
b1s his friends and ts ffoff ~ d.
formed Business Kpsrisneti
taIOfofession- a .,,,-rfurr eTeFy Opefati -
DE-. > Dentistry - ~
N ne . ufiIify
PI-s.,--e-e Tor bsauty, dufenult3 -
Teefh ahallnot Be sur nud
prom Eho have deniea n 80 lr'si u fulsT
SnsTi-need during be neeeassI ~ a er
l1g fsefb nd rodts, intoIl
tlonp =. unlIkr ChlorofoFm
$3.50 cS-Ssnnd pSsttGftB haflliess - e't'
1ow exfTneted Wlthoutpnin- ,t., % thear l.sofes-
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