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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-12-03

IrDR MANN, tho renowned discovcrer ol
hatiasalual'le> remedy, DR.. Mann's- Aguc
Balsan, >till continues to labor in behalf cl
the afflicted. His medicines are universally
admitted by the American press to be far su
perior to any and all others ever discovered
for the treatment Of chills, fever and ague, and
all intprmittcnts. There, can be no doubt, il
We can place confidence in the inrumcrable
testimonials viii h the Doctor has in his pos.
session. that it is the greatest discovery ever
made in the science Of medicine. The atten
tion Of our readers q called to the advertise.
ment Of this Balsaln found in another column
Of this paper, and we would recommend all
suffering from this disease. viz: chills, fever
and ague, tea, all themselves Of trial Of this
fenedy. Sold b all good druggists
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-12-03
e. n WJHu0DN.

The great popularity of this elightful Aro
ma has induced many limitations, which the
public should guard against purch sing. Be
not persuaded tn buy ANYTHING else until YOU
have given Bocrhave's Holland Btters fair
trial. One bottle will convince you how inf
nitelv superior it is to all these limitations.
DSold at 81 90 per bottle, or six bottles for
$500, by the
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-12-03

ANA the varioms hHectiohs consequent upon
dsordcred 'a
STOMACH OR LIVER =.
Such ms Indigestion, Aceidity Of he stomach
Colicky Pains Heat urn. Loss Of appetite,
Dependency ,Costiycness. Bli, d and Bleed
ing ,pi'es. In all nefvous. Rheumatic and
Neuralgia Affections, it has in numerous in
stances proved highly beneficial and IN others
effected decided cure. .......1 i. .t
This is purely vegetable compound. pre-
pared on strictly sci, ntfic y inriples, after
the manner Of the celebrat d Holland Profess.
sOr. Bo.rhave. Because Of it, great success
in most { the Eur pean States its intrOduc.
tion into the United States was intended more
specially for those ofour faiherland scattered
haze and therr over the face of this mighty
country. Meeting with great success among
them. now offer il to the American public
knowing that its truly wonderful medical viz
tues must he acknowledge.
ltis particularly recommended to those per.
sons whose constitutions may have been i'm.
paired l'y thu continuous use Of ardent spirits,
or other forms Of dissipation. Gererally in
't-utai rous in effect. it finds its way directly
to he seat nf life, thrilling and qnick-ning
evhy nerve. Rising up the dropping spirit,
and. in fact. infisine new health and vigor in
the system. .9 tN 9.B trr'a'l
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-12-03
MlNTER,

n
Stern and eold' has already blown bis
trumpet at our doors. Tree and Shrub,
meadow and nil, have donned Their gilt
tcriny robes Of white. and chilling
blas'seoms wh'stIlng through doors and
erssiet. welcome music tothe loungerbe'
side roaring6re, but dealh-dirge' to
the lonely w"nderer or d"ei'er oy "hre'
'es' hearth. Winter Is pleasant enough
70 those VINO can wrap themselves IN a
warm Eoce, lump'nn.ol n.l y comfortable sleigh
and se thsmerry MUSIC oi the bells glide
swH'ly over the ir"zen snow. and then
returning wsh 'psrklIng eye. and glow,
my eheek' ait as*nso staels 'oaded with
the dslntles d hpuienct anr luxury.
H4kQlpNs hNFertd iho'el. where
door and windows creak IN the rushing
b st. and where ti'e it.ts"9 emoers are giving
ouk lhryy LAST drtfrng light on tI't'
heafth look ht thsS soaitortlrss rpm,
the empty cupboard. and -eeys all the
p'nched features and wasted form OF that
human cres.ure covering Ger the txp'.
-. l.. til III al, ,yr..s
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-12-03
Il Look "t This : st
THE FAMILY DOCTOR

fsAs.4'.,tf1 QUO tJ{FN 'CtlI
y Contains simple remedies easily obtained
for the cure Of disease ia all forms. lttalks to
you in plain language. EASILY understood Ny
-sf {f- tfEF6 ~ ~ > lfaf = Z.
plain folks; may iat any moment be beyond all
price in its service to you; contains 3os l2mo.
D .ges, and will be forwarded to your asldr IS,
POSTAGE paid. on receipt Of Que dollar. Eve
ry bosiy should have 1t.
Send toJ JOHN E. POTTER. Publisher, d.
No, GIT SAMSON ST., Philadelphia. Pa.
pAgents will find it very popularity
NV. l9le5S. isaii a - r t
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-12-03
Estate of Daniel Ora ham.

Notice is hereby given thAt the subscriber
has been appointed aud qualified as Admins.
TRAITOR on the estate Of Dauipl Graham. dec d,
lat. Of Crane township, W yantlot County Ohio.
l' JAMES CULBERTSON, Jr.
Nov. 10, 1s5es. GE - :. = : - ss-s
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-12-03

H Some Of our subscribers have
promised TO pay US in wood, some in
grain. some 10 poultry. some in butter
au1, es.s--all Of which We need just at
thi. ,ime--b but they generally bring such
things to the editor when they cannot sue
c.ediu selling them any place else for the
money. att4a nod. 40 : s1.,'rd
-E'ti.ads. We have been publishing the
p.psr almost year now, and it is high
time you ssre nakihg'an effort to pay lis
in ssms vsyi ST III Il M IRA
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-12-03

COURT.
The citizens Of this county we're honor.
ed with Asprtsencs Of Judge Whitley. fol
twouaole days, last week. during which
time some two cases were tried by Hi.
Homer The magnanimity aud conde.
seension of the learned Judge in thu.
aeiguiny to pay aaying visit TO the peo,
pie Of our county. has seldom ever been
equaled in any man Of such magn6cen,
proportions and gigantic intellect. The
regret BY his hasty departure,
howeve,, will be diminished omewhat by
the fact that this is the last official vis,,
We are TO receive from the gen lemnn.-
His successor upon the bencl: Of this
eoun'y. W hope. will pay little more at,
tention ID the interests Of the people and
less to his own personal eonvenicnc.
and comfort than did this brilliant gen
tleman from Hancock. F
In Tue case Of the State against Snyder,
for 'hvoling and wouDding Moses B. Lay
ton, tho defendant was acquitted.
john F. Shaeffsr. who was indicted
for perjury was also acquitted. ' a.
These are the only two cases Of any
Importance thai, we're disposed of. - r,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-12-03

4 NICE Lotlof Accordeon and Violin
- Strings. at Fl. 4 F's Drug Store.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-12-03

a N endless variety Of Soaps and Per
"A fum+ry, at HENDEsRoN 4 FERRrs'
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-12-03

II EST BRANDS of Tobacco and Ci-
~ gars, wholesale and rrta ut sa
HENDERSON &FERRIS'.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-12-03
TO THE CITIZENS OF OHIO
Gil A IL l. ES,
AOMDOM GOEDlAA GlM.


'I'HIS GIN. is distilled il,
i London. frnnl sound Bar
ley, under the surveillance oi
! e British Exercise Laws. i.
'elicatek favored with Il
ncture Of the Italian .lunipr,
rry, md some. oi' the most
,usble restorative I. Of tn,
getable kne,l"ni. render
git, IN the opinion IF III,
o,t eminent medical men
e purrst and safest stimu
ut or dlurptic drink IN use
II is a delicious tonic. Of 8
g i'tand delicate flavor, differ.
= enti.ely from a y othtl
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-12-03

r AMPS for Fluid and Car bon Oil, to
IL be had at HENDEnsoN \ FERRIS.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-12-03

NNvELOPES by the pack or loo
~ at HENEERsok q FERRIs'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-27
COURT NOTICE,
VIRGINIA At Rules held IN n. .
w nar ~ IH--

VIRGINIA: AT Rules held IN the
Office CT the Circuit Court OF, A.,
County, on the 5th day OF October ia.
Thompson in her own right, and as quar-
Mary Elizabeth Ghisel!n, James William
I'm FIdella GhIselIn, and Rrbecca Gg.,-T,' !
sey Griffith and Phrbe his wife. Mo,., O.
and Rachel his wife, plaintiffs, agarr.,
William Mills aud Mary Elizabeth Nils
danrs In Chancery. The object OF I'M,
10 obtain partition OF a lot OF ground M N.
of Alexandria, situated at the nor'a.w.,.
section OF Prince and Alfred streets T..
PENDANTS not having entered their apps,.
and given security according 10 tue &C, o.
sembly and the rules OF This Cour'. ana
pearing by affidavit that they are rot rs.
of this State,-H is ordered, tha; the sand -.
dants appear here wilhln one month s,..
publication OF this order, and do what 81
sary TO protect their interest IN this sun
that a copy OF this order be forthwith r.-.
in the Alexandria Gazrtte, = nrN,p.ns,
lished III the city OF Alexandra, once a Wa.
iour successive weeks, and posted d, ,a.
door OF the Court house OF this county
A copy-reste X A. SINCLAIR Ger.
w a. TAYLOR. p. 2 feb lU-,aY!,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-27

rABINET. CHAIR IsD SOFA MANU-
FACTORY, No. 100, King street, Aieran-
dria. Va.-Having lately fitted up one OF the
handsomest ard most spacious ware-rooms IN
the city, for the FURNITURE BUSINESS, re-
specially invite public attention to my large
stocl of FuRsIruRr, which | am constantly IN
creasiug. Persons visiting our city Will find 1t to
their advantage to give me q call as the range OF
myGOODS in respect to quality and price, is
such as TO cover tue wants and views OF all
My stock comprises Mahogany Sofas Rocking
boards, Dressing Bureaus, (marble top and Plaln9
marble top and plain Wash Stands, marble top
Set. Card Book and fancy Tables, Cottage Set,
Bedsteads, of all patterns; such as high, Field
ing, French, l~Ow.post. and Trundle Bsdst1 lad.
several patterns of Cottage Bedsteads' Hat
racks, WardrObes, Looking Glasses and alarge
number OF other articles mbraced IN tne business
u Beds, Bolsters, Pillows, Mattresses &C.
constantly on hand: ,rcuN
oct 2-f JhuE"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-27
THE GAZETTE.
SATURDAY MORNING. FrERrARY 27, 1855
WIiIfLOWS 5.

DR.. Gunner. Professor of the Faculty ot
Medicine, AZ Montpeli"r. has just published a
letter. in the 1Jcile .uedicake, IN which he de-
scribes a u~ecuiiar method of stopping the
progress O.. a whitlow in its first stage. A
whitiow generally begins with a dull seusa-
ton of heat in The affected finger, near the
nail; a rose. culorcd spot markstbe seat of dis
ease. This toint when pressed. is painful;
the colcr disappears and Immediately returns
after the pressure has ceased. Alter the lapse
OF u few hours the pain becomes more perma-
uent, the color darker, aud extends over a
large space while the skin is swollen. The
pain increases RAPIDLY. but Is yet there is no
pulsatiun. Tbs, DR.. GuiDier says, is the pro-
per time for applying the remedy. Having
slightly wetted The inaamed surface. he pas
ses over the whole Of it slowly with a pencil
Of lunar c~austic, for at least a minute, IN or
der to make sure that the Influence OF the
caustic has penetrated through the cut'cie.-
The nitrate Of silver is allowed to dry on Inc
fager. When the skin has become quite
black. the cure is complete. The patient
feels 10 pain, not even an itching sensation,
during the operation, and a short time after
wards the pain Of the whitlow disappears, the
black skin peels off alter a few days. and no
tcace i. left of the disorder. II the operation
be performed after the pain has become pull
satlve, the latter increases alter the cauterIza-
ton, bat the throbs cease in the course Ot a
few hours and the cure is affected Wits equal
certalrty. DR.. Guinier is not sure that bis
remedy would produce it, effect alter the
commencement of suppurution; at all events,
tue cure requires more time. lie ascrloes
the successful result obtained from nitrate Of
silver not 10 its having destroyed the diseased
part. 1.-THE inflammation is too deeply seated,
and tue cau,e riz .tion too superficial Tor that
but to ID reyulslon Of shock given to the part,
disturbing it vicious state.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-27
TOO GOOD 10 BE LOST.

The following good one, from the Memphis
Bulletin, il too good to be l>si:
Tingt-U A.-We have a trieud-Or, With the
emrhasis Of the iuimi!able TOOdles, 1--WE hare
a frieud"-whUm, for the DOnce, we shall
call tie Major, though his right to the prefix
il somewhat Questionable. Now the Major
has had through his life one besstting Flo,
aud that is al uncOnquerable love Of a GER
tain game Of cards known a. Jingt tn,
which is the French for twenty-~ne. This
we'll known game, a fat wife, and a large
family, are about the only weaknesses that
can be laid to the Majors charge. How OIL
ten be has been married tie record sayeth
pot-nor is it important. Suffice II, that du'
ring over thirty odd years OF the Majors
welded life. us his wealth increased and his
hairs became gray, one after another IN regu-
lar succession, his board was honored with
the presence Of miniature editions OF him
self, until the number had reached twenty,
when the Major concluded things had gone
far enough, aud should be stepped. Bat
they didu't, as the Major in due time found
out, for he had calculated without consulting
his wife. There were Indications Of another
bond Of union and well-spring of happiness.
The Major became nervous, ior his boEen-
~clature was exhausted. 10 his desperation
be finally declared the coming heir to bis
naue and fortunes, whether boy or gir!,
should be named Tingt Un In vain the old
woman demonstrated, but the Major was IT,
exorable. The new conner, being the TWEEN
" first, should wag bis way through Lille with
that appropriate ute. In an auie,room the
Major awaited the announcement OF the little
Strangers sex. Finally the nurse appeared,
and, TO the Majors horror, she whispered the
terrible wyrG--"Twins!." Busted, by thun-
der" yelled the Major, why didn't stand
on tYcuty,"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-27

VIRGINIA AT Rules held IN the Clerks
Office Of the Circuit Court of Alexandra
County. on the 7Ih day of December, 1887: The
Alexandria and Washington Railroad Company,
plaintiffs against William n. FoWle, Edward
Snowden, and such other person or persons as
were or may be- associated with them IN the
Banking and Brokerage business, under the
firm name OF FOwie, SnOwden n Go, whose
names are unknown. John u. CoIse, Edward
Snowden. and Wilmer d. COrse, under the firm
name OF Corse, Suowden n COrse Joseph lew
EFT, James Rodgers, ] Louis klrzer, JaIes ).
FleHch. Walter Lenox. p. A. Prlndle. Joseph n.
Bradley, and A. Thomas Bradley, The Mayor,
Board OF Alderman, and Common COuDci' OF
the city OF Washington, defendants: Ia Chan
cerv. The object OF this suit IS 10 restrain and
enloin William II. FoHle and Edward Snow.
den and their associates, under the firm name
of Fowle. Snowden 4 Co, from selling the
stock of the Washington and Alexandra Turn.
pike Road. or from collecting or dIspOslns Of
Inc bonds OF P. a. Prludle, placed in their hands
as collateral security, and TO eIJoIn !. Louis
KInZrr, Trustee, anu his agents from selling the
property or works OF the Alexandra and Wash
ing on Railroad Company, under the deed OF the
3Ist OF December, 1886, from tue SAID Railroad
COMPANY 20 the sand Kluzer, as Trustee. The
defendants. Walter Lenox. P. A. PTindle, Joseph
H.. Bradley. A. Thomas Bradley, The Mayor,
Board OF Aldermen, and Common Council OF
the city Of Washington, no, having entered their
appearance and given security sccordl, TO the
act OF Assembly ard the rules OF this Court,
and il appearing by affidavit that they are not
residents of this Staie,-h Is ordered, that the
SAID defendants appear here within one month
after due publication OF this order, and do what
is necessary 10 protect their interest in this suit
aud tina, a copy OF this order be forthwith in
serted in the Alexandra Gazette, d newspaper
published in the city OF Alexandra, once a
week Tor four successive weeks, aud posted al
the front door 81 the Court House OF this County.
4 copy-Teste r.. a. SINCLAIR, Clerk.
+. l. >MiTH. p. . feb lO-w4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-27

asgHA CARD-At the solicitation OF my
friends. ! announce that at the ensuing munlcl'
pal election, | snail be a candidate Tor Chiei En-
sipeer OF the Fire Department. From ooyhooo
up | have never been found wanting when dan
p.r called me TO a Fireman's duty. The com
munity in which | was born ana reared Kno"
me. and | ask their support, promising una no
effort on my part TO discharge my duty WIZ oe
spared. II am a youns man / am an Tm The'
man rfeb l7-eote CHARLES L. RUDD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-27

An old man remarkable for his integrity,
wore the same bat So long that it became a
vroyerb with his nelghb"rs. / last one
day be was seem With a new hat on. ine
next morning all the fences IN the neighhof-
hood bore the inscription; john Green mas
cot a new has, n compassionate iilenu
went 20 the old man and Informed him OF the
rid;culc, AID offered to have the inscription
erased. ere he would make his appearance IN
The street again. NO, said the ho"es'
economist, Ego and add AND IT is PAID
FOR"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-27

sss- FoR CHEF ENGINEER The ofhce OF
Chief Engineer OF the Fire Department beng
on. in.ouT estimation, which should be filled by
en- experienced Fireman, W. respectfully Shef
MIR. HIyAu WEBSTER, as one fully competent.
ian 26-tE MANI ''ir'N9.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-27
SMART BOY.

The Yankee Blade tells the following anec-
dote of a college chum:
A member of one Of the classes was distit-
gui,hed not less for cry wit aud sly waggery
than fer hia address in evading the writing
of themes, aud palming of The hrain'ooined
currencg # others as his legitimate tender,
One Monday norning he read a theme OF
unusual merit; but Prof. A "smeit a
rat" aud as Il. finished and sat down III the
rride Of conscious excellence, asked;
II. that original, Il"
Yes, sir"
"Are you sure of III" queried the PROBES.
sor, dnubiiugiy.
Wig, yes, sir" replied Il, with the
imperturbaulc gravity and that paeteooa'a
cuunienance he always wore, ut had "rrigi-
nai" over it in the paper took 1t from"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-27

IRON. HORSE SHOES.
ELLIPTIC SPRINGS. &c, &c
e. N. CASTLEMAN, no. Go, King-st.,
CORNER OF MARKET ALLY.
Wholesale and RetaH Dealer IN
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH
REFINED BAR AND SHEET IRON,
Cast. Shear. and Spring Steel.
EIIipric Springs. Carriage and Cart AXles
Blacksmith's Bellows, AHvils, Vices, &c.
A general assortment of the above named ar
ticles will be kept constantly On hand, together
with other articles TO tedious 10 mention.
n Merchants and cor sumers are respectful
~ invited TO call and examine NY stock before
purchasing. Orders will be promptly attended
70 dec 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-27

gssn To be honest, as this world gees, is 10
be one man picked out OF ten thousaLd. AS
honesty and integrity are virtues 10 be priced IN
the choice of public servants, offer the name
of WILLIAM CAMPBELL, one who has grown win
opr uow,h. and strengthened with our strength
as Inspector OF Lumber, to succeed one VINO
.awas a man, take him for all III all, We he ef
shall look on his like again.
teb l6-tE OLO S''iHS"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-27
STOVES, &c.

rTOVES! STOVESu STOVES 1.-The
= subscriber is now receiving from Il { largest
Northern manufacturers as complete IN assert.
ment OF Cooking and Parlor STOVES as was
ever offered it, this community, among which
may be found the Empire State Cooking
which has been sold IN this market tor the past
five or SIX years, and is still without doubt the
best Cooking Stove in use. and would call
particular attention TO the MCGREGog HEATER,
for Parlors, &C, which is decidedly the most
economical Stove ever made; also, TO STANLEY 5
Coal TURNER'S AND RArIAToRs, together with all
other patterns for either Wood or Coal, lncIud'
ing Gas Burners, Feinour. plain Cylinder, Cast
and Sheet Iroa Air Tights, Stove Fixtures. Stove
Polish, Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware, all OF
which | am anxious TO sell, and will seIl Iow
oct 7 A l. GREGORY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-27

als-O Cor esteemed fellow-cit zen J.I AUD
LEY, is recommended for the office OF lhlei fLi'
sineer of the Fire Department, and Will be sup
ported at the coming election, by
;an a7LrE MANY VOTERS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-27
AMOUNT or TAXES, AND FOR
WHAT YEARS DUE.
RETURNED DELINQUENT FOR NON-pAYMENT OF CITY TAXES.

sAE LsR RETURNED DELINQUENT FOR NON PAYMENT CITY ANEa
WI BEE EXPOSED AT TBLC SALE on WEDNESDAY THE Dist Day OF APRH 1855 mmh% the N""sW IN
w heuyd Amham 6MmgLO LOTS AND IMPROVEMENTS THEREON ora nh thereof SmW @m e@yW pa and
satisfy the axes @@mmso charges due the Cy cmh% Aemhao heS same rsTWTN% s years annexed ~
The nmanw will be rqmrh nPym @ tmd ae henmma @mnSd charges and x@@d h~& The P"pW%"P pro
such lots Mn h@BT n mawsm may within wy pmmm pyd ale pay m prh@Th thereof forte
the Mayor the money pMm such take, charges sand expense m%Omadw with mPr "nPTG %m% mhm or make %
tn am which event n hn mmdm MsTgmdu title LII payment hmM%m made within Nv" y"W MtW'
sale hpmdmsr mh rgmdOp yh bheO Hpm money! ome u@@Wo hHyC ~rLw Meh wMrmmhS W%o
the mMm the pmrm his legal representatives, t~P men the pYmm@ the" whole Amm"~ the purchaser money! wire
1.-THE am hW MM hp part thereof inf empe hnheN&T -,-
Tme will commenced IL Gdmha Mm hey specified amn nn@mpe~d @hthyw WILDE cmm%d from day mE and
tN "e until cmd "Hi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-27
SALE OF LOTS RETURNED DELINQUENT FOR NONPAYMENT OF CITY TAXEs.

s3rW TS NE1KNED1 T1TVULN1F FN E TaT""TT" VII 1T""
y7II Be EXPOSED PUBuC SALE IN WEDNESDAY, THE 18th DV OF APRIL 1855 in 'front.' n. Mayor Office in
w the ayd Aehmh the 6MmgLO LOTS AM IMPROVEMENTS THEREON @@m hhe@d@ my be n@@@yW pay and
The pm@es" M@r qnd pay dM tmd sal taxes nsamTsh charges and @P%S" sale lhP"H% pro
w@sd smh kshs GhmhGH Representatives Wamsn may *hmw y@HT mhedy OF @ePy ohePHaTm T0L%"
heMNEM money PmHF@h taxes charges and expenses as aforesaid VIM ~" mMr
WeSeH "mh WM %Hh rHwadmh SogmhW Title II MhH"T %mW" HH"!
WILDE required to pyte balance M purchase money mohn awydh eCyC"mm" h~hwm remain T%
proprietor MhrM h representatives. ue pwdmLnh P ymmH the whEa nomtoi ep purchase money" HFNeauh"
@n% lois shp hh thereof mice simple h0muR Mayor A.4d
The ahw loHuenea O6kA Mo- day specified mh not w@dm on that GYwh mGMT% cay Coy "a"
time ue imlo completed U1A lNfNNh NT'H
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-27

Boz At tie solicitation of many Trends
| hereby announce myself a candidate Tor the
office OF Measurer OF Wood and Bark.
fob 12-,E JAMES p. COLEMAN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-27

HNHE CASH SYSTEM ADOP rED.-1he subscriber
having tried the credit system. aud found
that il will not pay, has concluded TO adopt the
CASH principle. In future and rom inns GATE
ne will continue TO do business upon the above
principle. In bidding adleu TO the old system
he would return mis- thanks to his customers Tor
past fayors, and hopes by strict attention and
such inducements as ne may offer, 10 continue
il under the new.
-, , - John T.. SMITH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-27

Hs3sp JOSEPH L. SHERWOOD, VIII be supper
ted al the coming election. as a canuinaIe LOT
Assessor. b., Ian 29-tE1 MANY FRIENDS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-27

Ny have consented to continue 10 tue
field, as a candidate for Lumber Inspector, ard
t,ust il will be the pleasure OF my ieilo"'ciu,
Gems TO give me their support. II elected !
promise with my experience TO discharge Tue
duties of SAID office correctly and faithfully.
feb 23-tE L.. w.