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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-11

/ New England Rum; Peach Brandy
/ Holland Gin; Jamaica Rum; pure Spirits
/ Port, Sherry, Madeira, Malaga. and Champagne
Wines; Cordlals; Ale; Porter, DC, o..
| NH 9
PORTLAND SUGAR AND SYRUP.
2OU rs bbls. Yellow do. SUGAR
IS " A. a. do. DO.
| We are constantly receiving supplies OF the
above SUGARS and SYRUP, which We offer 70
the trade d: Manufacturer prices.
FOWLE 4 co, Agents
NH 10 Portland Sugar Co.
u EFINED SUGARS
IL 3j bbIs Standard Crushed Sugar
~ GRADUATED aud Powdered Sugar
- a Coffee Sugar
10 B. Coffee Sugar
~ C. Yellow Sugar, for sale by
GRAY. MILLER x co,
ie 90 corner of King aid Water.s,s.
IOn0 LBS. OLD GOV. JAVA COFFEE
IWV) 20 sacks Green Rio do
Is Laguyr4 do
" Old Nancaibo DO
Just received, and for sale, by
aug ct KNOX x BRO.
: HHDS. PRIME PORTO RICO SUGAR
- 70 barrels best Crushed Sugar, Coverings
20 " c. Yellow
20 Yellow
3 boxes Coverings Loaf Sugar Just re.
ceyed, and Tor sale By [aug y hNOA " BRO.
1000 sold low to close out corsign.
ment. l.. ENGLISH n BRO.
To-day receiving lot OF Newfoundland HER.
RING, which We offer al reduced prices
W
TAMS-l cask Of superior Sugar Cured
Hams; also Sugar Cured Shoulders Tor
Family use Just received. and tor sale By
l.. NJ MCCORMICK.
is IS Theatre Building.
TASTERN HERRING-7JO bbls. No
l. Eastern Herring, IN Pickle and Dry Salt
ca-go Of Schr. Margaret Bennett, from Halifax
in store and Tor sale by
we WHEAT X BRO
= BAGS OF prime Old Government Java Cot
fee also, White Maricabo and Rio Coffee,
lust received and Tor sale By
L. N. MCCORMICK,
iy IS Theatre Building.
L,ISH.-3OO bbIs prime No. l Newfoundland
Herring
loo bb!s. prime No. s.. johns A.ewiyss,
Oh hand and for sale By VI. ELDRlpGE.
ny - ~. 80
Gram BAGS.-"e a'e IN good supply Of
" Double and Single Scanned. Seamless, Light
WI" VIII, @"' O'"s' D"S ''' WHIT W. T. PRO
e's -, -, ,,.,,,,.
III nj,
-. Ernres. for sale hv + " MCCORMICK
y '''''s '"''','.S'
Tar and a bb,s prcb all in GOOD orSsr.
s1d for sale nv NATH BOT>H
iy Is No 8, Irwin.s Wharf
~ PACKAGES Crushed puI,4ri,sl Gran.
- u!a'ed. and Coffee SUGARS. received,
and Tor sale by JOHN \ DIAoN.
le % Family Grocer.
l., BOXES JACKsON.S MOULD CAN.
DIES for summer use. lust received and
for sails bv
j. % MARSHALL Il WARD
jIl bt>H. fhINf llhol n srfp,
wv Just received and Tor sac; oy mo
aug ii ANoA " BRO.
pACoN.-l9 hnds. SIDES and Shoulders
- prime article lof SAFE oE ,,o
aug 4 hrAl " INV.
900, LBS TERRE HAI'TE HANS.
~ received ard for sale BY
- a. DAVY A. HARMON
% ,...a.,.,.,.
Sll BI Shells CONN NEAL Oh A"No'
" 81 DAVY x HARMON.
On boAFS Adathah'lne ana Nou'u 'dNUIes'
~ IN store ara iof SAFE Dy r,yo~
le 9 49, 80 -
\ ChfslS "CNfo" ,3hh IA, OF PL',"e
~ yuan 49, .eIo. =" "nI 'o'
'"'' W | y 81 ~ '''''' = '''' ~ NJ,
IMPLEMENTS. &c
,p,r pou,,,ns. ,r,rpr,ur>., -.
IL CHIMES. GRAIN ID Xxi l. u, 4
MILLS, ac-"e are now prepared TO furnish
20 oTGeT. fiIl CeltDTdlth morse fO"tTr ana .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-11

4 CARD.-JAMES H. McvElGH has this
n day associated with him, MS son, Ed
CIR T. McTEIGH and will continue the
WHOLESALE GROCERY BUSINESS, at
the old stand of 4LcJagh 8 Chamberlain, in The
name OF J. H NcTEIGH & son
They will keep general stock Of GROCE
RlES, LIQUORS, WINES, TEAS, TpBAC.
co, &c, and Will be prepared 20 offer them TO
punctua dealers upon the most favorable terms.
JAMES H. McVEIGh
EDGAR I. NCVElGH.
aug 2-tf Prince.street Wharf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-11
CT ASO, sc.

nHOSPHAIIC GUANu-I 81 r...r g
supplies OF NEVASSA or Hho"n
COLOMBIAN GUANO.
The above article IS a mos r..r" "a'.
Phosphate manure, and should boz welcomes. d"
a great Geslderatum.
(SIgned) CHARLES BIChfiL g. y
The article Is ground 10 trr POS a
put up in strong bags For SAFE Joss
mn Is JAMES {. \r'.ii.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-11

TAMS-l cask Of superior Sugar Cured
Ii Hams; also, Sugar Cured Shoulders Tor
Family use, just received. and Tor sale by
L. VI. MCCORMICK.
il IS Theatre Building
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-11
GROCERIES,. &C.

NOTiCE.-The partnership OF McNElGH
II Il CHAMBERLAIN is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. Either partner is auhon
zed 10 use the name OF the firm IN settling the
partnership business
JAMES H. NCVEIGH.
JAMES L. CHAMBERLAIN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-11

TASTERN HERRlNG-7JJ bbis. No. !
l. Eastern Herring, IN Pickle and Dry Salt
ca-go Of Schr. Margaret Bennett, from Halifax
in store and Tor sale by
iy2g WHEAF X BRO
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1858-12-31

the breath of winter, and leave it naked
to the stinging blast. Like ravens settled
down for banquet, and suddenly scared
by noise, how quickly at the first sound
of calamity these superficial earlhlinss are
mere specks on the horizon!
But true friend sits in the center, and
is for all times. Our need only reveals him
more fully, and binds him more closely to
us. Prosperity and adversity are both re-
vealers, the difference being that in the for
mer our friends know us, in the latter we
know them. But notwithstanding the insin.
ceriiy and greediness prevalent among men,
there is vast deal more of esteem and
felllowyearning than is ever outwardly
shown. There are more examples of una
dulterated affections, more deeds of silent
love and magnanimity, than is usually sup.
posed. Our misfortunes bring to our sides
real friends, before unknown. Benevolent
impulses, where we could expect them, in
modest privacy, enact many scene OF
beautiful wonder amidst plaudits of angels,
NORTH american Rerteac.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1858-12-31
From the Atlantic Monthly.
The "Aut0crat'S Letter to q Very
Young Person.

Sometimes very young persons send COM
muuications, which they want forwarded to
editors; and these young persons do not
always seem to have right conceptions of
these same editors and of the public and of
themselves. Here is letter / wrote 10
one of these young folks, but on the whole,
thought il best not to send. Ii is not fair
to single out one for such advice, where
there are hundreds that are in need OF 1t.
DEAR SIR-You seem TO be somewhat
but not great deal wiser than was at
your age. / don't wish to be understood As
saving too much, for think, without COM
hitting myself 10 any opinion on my pres
ent state, that was not Solomon at that
stage of development.
You long to leap at single bound to
celebrity" Nothing is SO commonplace as
TO wish to be remarkable. Fame usually
comes to those who are thinking of some
thing else-very rarely to those who say
to themselves. " Go 10, now, let US be a
celebrated individual !" The struggle for
fame as such, commonly ends in notoriety /;
that ladder is easy TO climb, but IT leads
to the pillory which is crowded with fool
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1858-12-31
Friends i'm Prosperity.

One of the hardest trials of those who
fall from affluence and honor to poverty and
obsuriiy, is the discovery that the attach
met of so many in whom they confided,
wa pretense, mask, to gain their own
enis,or was a miserable shallowness. Some
tines, doubtless, it is with regret that these
frigo,ous followers of the world desert those
upon whom they have fawned; but they
soon forget them. Flies leave the kitchen
when the dishes are empty. The parasites
that cluster about the favorite of fortune,
to gather his gifts and climb by his aid.
Iinger with the sunshise, but scatter at the
approach of storm, as the leaves cling to
Tree in summer weather, but drop off at
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1858-12-31

who could not hold their tongues and
/ rognes who could not hide their tricks.
If you have the consciousness or .,,;,,,
do something to show it. The world i
pretty quick nowadays, to catch tIc f,ror
o' true originality If ,ou writ a., ii 20
remarkable, the magazines and newsn..
pers VIII hnd you out as the school-bovs
ma OUT where ripe apples and pears are.
PRODUCE anything good, and an in,elIicent
editor VIII jump at it. Don't fiatter your-
sen that any article of yours is rejected
because you are unknown to fame.-Notb-
ing pieases an editor more than TO Oct any,
aning worth having from new hand
mere Is always dearth of really fine ar
.'cies Tor frsf-rate Journal; for. of .
h"nurcd pieces received ninety are e-,o.-
sea level some water enough, hut no feaa;
some head enough but no water; only two
or three are from full reservoirs, high up
that hill that is so hard to climb.
lou may have genius. The contrary is
OF course probable. but it is not demon
strated.--lf you have, the world wants il
more than they want you. II has not only
a desire, but passion, for eyery spark OF
genus that shows itself among us; there is
not a bull-calf in our national pasture that
can bleat rhyme but it is ten to one.
among his friends and no takers, that he is
the real genuine. no-misiake Osiris.
Quest ce qm IL a .fat. What has
he done! That wss Napoleon's test. What
have you done? Turn up the faces of
your picture cards now boy ! You need
not make mouths at the public because it
has not accepted you at your own fancy
valuation. Do the prettiest thing YOU can
and wait your time.
For the verses YOU send me, I will saw
that they are hopeless, and ! dare not af-
hrm that they show promise. ] am not an
editor, but know the standard of some
editors You must not expect to :. leap
with a single bound into the society of
those whom it is not fat,ery to call your
beiters. When "The Pactolan" has paid
you for copy of Aerses-I can furnish YOU
with a'iist of alliterative signatures, begin
ming with Annie Aureole and ending will,
Zoe Zenith)-when "the Rag Bag" has
stolen your piece, after. carefully scratching
your name out-wlen the "Nut-cracker
has thought you worth shelling, and strung
he kernel of your cleverest poem-then.
md not till then, you may consider the
presumption against you, from the fact of
sour rhyming tendency, as called in ques-
ion, aud let our friends hear from YOU If
you think il worth while. You may pcssi-
aly think me loo candid and even accuse
me Oh inciviiity but let me assure YOU that
am not half so plain-spoken as Na,nre.
nor half 50 rude as Time. If you prefer
he long jolting of public opinion to the
gentle touch of friendship, try it like man.
oniy remember this-that if a busi.el of
potatoes is shaken in a market cart without
prlngs to it. the small potatoes always get
0 the bottom Believe, me etc etc.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1858-12-31
" An Ak to Grind"
ORIGIN OF THE TERM.

When ] was little boy, says DIR. Frank
lin, remember one cold winter morning l
was accosted by a smiling man with an ak
on his shoulder. +" Ny pretty boy" said he,
" has your father grindstone 2" " Yes,
SIR" said /. You are fine little fellow,
said he, ''will you let me grind my ak on
it?" Pleased with the compliment of the
" fine little fellow" 20 yes" / answered,
it is down in the shop" Is And will you,
my little fellow" he said patting me on the
head, " get me a little Lot water 7" Could
] refuse; / ran and soon brought a kettle
full How old are you and what's your
name?" continued he, without waiting for
a reply; 81 am sure you are one of the
finest little fellows that ever saw, will you
just turn few minutes for me :" Tickled
at the flattery, like fool / went TO work,
and bitterly did i rue the day. 1t was a
new AK, and toiled and tugged till | was
almost tired to death. The school bell
rang and | could not get away my hands
were blistered, the ak was sharpened, and
the man turned to me with, /" Now you lit
tie rascal, you've played truant, seud for
school or you'll rue it," Alas thought ],
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1858-12-31

"A DEAD SELL."-In one of ourex.
changes we find the following mournfui ac-
count OF the difficulties experienced bv an
ndefatigable statesmen in his endeayors IN
advance the interests of his employers:
An enterprising travelling agent from a
well known Cleaveland Tombstone Mann
factory, lately made business visit to a
small town in an adjoining county. Hear
ing in the village that man in remot.
part OF the township had lost his wife, he
thought he would go and see him. and Of
ter him consolation and gravestone on his
usual reasonable terms.
He started. The road was a horrb)v
frightful one, but the agent perseycrcd, and
hnaily arrived at the bercaved mans house.
Bereaved mans hired girl told the agent
that the bereaved man was splitting fence
rails . over in the pastur, about two miles"
L he indefatigable agent hitched his horse
and started Tor the pastur," and falling in
to all manner of mud-holes, scratching him
self with briars and tumbline over decayed
logs, the agent at length found the bereaved
man.
In snbdued voice he asked the man it
he had lost his wife. The man said he had.
lhe agent was very sorry of it, and sym
paihized with the man very deeply in his
afiiiction; but death, he said, was an insa-
tiate archer and shot down all of both high
and low degree. Informed the man that
what was his loss was her gain,' and
would be glad to sell him grave-stonc to
mark the spot where the beloved one slept
marble or common stone, as he chose. at
prices defying competition. The bereaved
man said there was "a little difficulty in
the way"
Haven't you lost your wife ?" inquired
the agent.
Why, yes, | have," said The man. "but
no stun amt necessary for you see the
critter amt dead. She scootesf ecstI uaotA-
er mae Tie agent retired.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1858-12-31

i Is hard enough to turn the grindstone this
cold day, but to be called a little rascal was
100 much. 1t sunk deep in my mind and
often have thought of it since. When l
see merchant over-polite to his custom
srs, begging them to take little brandy
and throwing his goods on the counter, thinks
! that man has an AK to grind. When see
man fattering the people, making great
profession Of attachment to liberty, who is
IN private life tyrant, methinks, look out,
good people, that fellow would set you
nrning grindstone. When ! see man
hOisted into office by party spirit, without a
sngle qualification to render him respect
sble or useful alas deluded people, you
ss doomed for a season 10 turn the grind
&c for body
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1858-12-31

n CHILp's LoGIc.-Rer. T. ". lIiu-
ginson, in recent lecture in New York.
told story of Mrs. Harriet Beecher ;,tuwe,
and one of her little girls. The little girl.
he said, came to her mother one day. and
asked her if it was ever right to get angry
80 no, of course not" was the answer.
" But" said the little girl, 8" it says in the
Bible that God is angry with the wicked
/" O, that is another thing, he is obliged to
be angry" "What, God obliged thought
he couldn't he obliged to do anything"
:. Yes. he is, according to his holy law you
will understand it when you get Older; you
must wait till then" The little child want.
ed an answer: then she was quiet and
thoughtful for minute. and then. with
bright look, she said, 20. mother, l ul.,.er-
>t,ad it now; ii's because God isn't "A
Ckri-tian."
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1858-12-31
p O EFT r Y
NOT TONIGHT.

NOT TONIGHT.
pr j. HAL. ELLIOT.
Not to-night-no, not tonight,
Wait until the morrow
Comes with beams of sunny light
To dispel my sorrow
Darkness folds her sable mantle
Round the sleeping earth,
In my heart there's darkness reigning,
Gloomy fears its tablet staining,
Dreams that there have birth.
am very sad and lonely,
Ask me not TO smile,
Since these lowering clouds will only
Linger for a while;
Soon my gloom will pass away,
Though it's dismal now,
With its pail so thick aud gray,
MantIing on my brow
Bat not tonight,
Leave me with my own sad feeling,
l cannot be gay;
Hark the midnight chime is pealing,
Soon 1t will be day:
will sleep and so forget It.,
Dreaming if may;
It's useless to regret 1t,
Twill not 80 away.
Not to-night-no, not toni hit;
Wait until the morrow
Comes with beams of sunny light,
To dispel my sorrow
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-30
RECEIPTS nE PR0DurE.

NArGHIToCHR D r tarso-sa bales coston 10
fssa esss us is # Msns Sso
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nss s ss csso NC 9.ss wool 2
Wen-sssi 6 hides Jacob nnsnsnms keos q Jaspes Bros
1h'ia sugar.
CAIRO AND MEMPHIS -sieamer Ben Fsanklr--sss sales
se,,sese psget-2 4 y esomw s!lsl7 TAes Henderson
Henderson Terry Ero- Noise 4 Iesy--S Yens,sn cds
s sssss i' g i Ms as e e. Wa sos. y s s
= /, snsss $500 % Met,fsxc AoNey Ace lhds tobacco
a. Messs ea s / Yssnna fss s q VIM sssry
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2;ssSAe-i P<. sssss = 4 xs.s5 Dc IseAs 20
Fetal ~ b4iez eo.sel, l4q hhas sqpaese,
FORT ApAHsseamAf salli. Eueldzoa = bales cotton 10
k,h ns S5. asssas. ss s:
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ON TUESDAY, stloN THuRapA ION SATURDAY, a.
P. NJ At5F NJ. bP M
The foagnihcentu The niasnhcansi snAfnheent o.
Htates Nail paeketlu. 5. mail
Princess, Captnt W X y b u II afcheH. Gapt'n
Wilson, vii Leave topt j. NJ NhielF e. Lthers will
4cr Donaldsonvie wal ieaye for 1onleRve for fpkds1-
faqneinie Batnn alaaohyille Pque III Piaaueane,
oaSe Fort Hudson mine, Baton Rouge laun Rouge Port
bayou sara AedPof Hudson Baypi HUDSON Bayan Sara,
River Landing fcrtlSAra, Rcd niFe4t River Landing,
Adams, RAtch Landing A iFort Adaas Nsehsx
Waterproof Rodney ams NMichaz lTaserproe Rodaey
St Joseph, dand lterproof Rodnay Joseph. Grand
Calf Narrenton aniSt Joseph, Gsanal 9ull
Yiekshnry Gulf WaSrentonl VicksbfE hyary aA-
TuESD ", At 5lM ~ kenib 3 nd lru}DAF. 81 3 o.
O'Clock 2. A. lVsckshnre. /, n K eiciocl p N
The Mel slPiosidence Ssaeksl fe steamer Ar
connects a. Weeks Island and Skiaic BE4 rs
infg with the steam " his u Ficksbue with the
u. s. AID, and Pichers Point As5lstsanier IL NGER
viii take freight for ons Carolina land will freight
~ he landings on ngs Grand lake,lf9 tor all the landings
fAz9o river as high Lake Washington hs
as Greenwood every HI kSilA ss Greenwood high
at O'Clock r. N. fsafer Z
Thf above mentioned splendid viii
On ta regular days without the hour appointed All
business 10 hef will 9rupty and nhfas
aie4ded TO-
These hoas Will not cr any letter on
containing money ewelry other yAhle5 sess rsru
bills OF adng the csnenfs and rslhe An
the freight pad for valuables
~ the passengers, contained in THEN haggaQAs
korffeisht or passage apply on board, Of 10
CARROLL. HOLMES 60, +
Union Row IS unropAeict A.
nso fSB SMITH. No. TrhoupIiua las T.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-30
1,aaves on 5 ArURUAY Nav g. afbPM
Spszns IfE9PKrR RED RIVER PACK ETg

* Il neehI = ol9s low y nea anfosa Lane
through hills Of ndng all andings the Raft Pine
Bnifs baskerville Kianichla Wrights, Rowland, Lanespo
Fulton Dodeyis Perry Springbak Albany Shreveport
Rcore Alexandria and All landings For further nior
G. L. KOUEs 4 BRO, 2 Front street,
ap50 J. 5. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
No paid by either boat without written
be approved board and handed the Office for pay
neuf.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-30

h0TICf--A O ENTLEMAN AND LADY OR TWO sINs
AF gie gentlemen can be accommodated with boarding la
family on liberal sFmr. Location convenient Address =
this Office. II
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-30

I ARGE SALE OF TOWN LUrs.-r Will
~ CHER for sale 4 pullc auction 10 the city OF Ragsdae
alias Netidlaa, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, the 18th
and ldh Of June next, about Five Hundfed Lots,
The place Is situated within and three miles OF
the Of Lauderiaie Miss the point
scisn for the Southern the Mississippi and Alabama and The
Northeast and Southwest Alabama Railroads with the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad. ischarered ad doubt will be
built, from said place direct the city New Orleans
Anofhsr line Of railroads being rapidly constructed
and pos III operation from the northwestern
portion Of Missouri GrenAda MISS Is Rock and Mem
phis pointing city Regsdae about 2O
miles from Granaa the city Of RAdae The construction
10 air line OF roads fom ihe city Of Rassdae
nortw portion Missouri hardly probable
citizens Of Mdbe and the country along line will
dle much longer and not complete line Of roads Of such mag
Thus n Is that three the longest lines in the
world viii Al the city Of Ragsdals besides the
Missouri That ecnpeted with the Others the will
y rom sever different direct and will be placed in
direct communication with nearly every place Of Importance
Maine.
The trade thar viii pass through said place ann
ally will douHess hundred millions Of money This
amrunl Of travel Roads could
the trade ct the rich
lons counties Of last Mississippi and West Anbaa
ITALY than he roads being bnilt will said plaza
courthouse will doubtless be moved here. The
water sandy soil and unduiat country aroand make
o. me heahest and most delightful places to be found
Many the most enerprug Intelligent and wealthy persons
IN the country have already determined here
The place being OF such
Institutions Of eAfnnR merchants. msufacrers mechanics
capitalists and in short persons engaged in nearly variety
Of business.
II Atlanta Ga with The cars going ii from -four different
decsiops has Of near 900 inhabitants In
years. what expect Of the iiy Hagsiale
cars eoanF In from different recti0ns the longest
as iawaa&w = L. A. RAGsDALE.