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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-30

Chamberlain & Avery,
been receiving for the last thirty DAYS AN extens civ
Ii Stock of Goodsfor the
-EAII e. I1xIn1nnn mn

Ii Stock of Goodsfor the
FALL & WINTER TRADE,
customer whaeni e np AND n al dsss ss9Sm n2sts and which thez invite thei
e5eTae ess a. as they they are detesmined to sen as low as can b
won ar fi5 Don mad e 5s sell snanA Among mo Fg, The thousand and one article
A largestock of assorted Iron and Nails; English Blister. Ger
man, American Blister, Spring and Cast Steel: EIE,,,ic
SSs Ssin aaa a ss1rs sP sisss; T rag G Chains. l nsiIesF d ahains' 6 Con
fr @ 4 aneV For,f sp" eess,e se9nS PSI shovelsl both Steel and
6 T%ay nm Saws war %asfsr RoH HnasEsi lash 4 c sndi
meriean and English; Blackwell i Co. spear I lacks aessa a,
Saws; Rip and Cross Cut Circular Saws Il Wood d se e %s mi;s
s%eripaon; GimIet screws Ssss Of i ali fn siza and fr Rns9 Is of Of every de-
Poishedsteei Squares. all grades; Iron do and Try squares;
grads Hunts and other makes s~hingling Hatc6ets and
BIood's: ~stesphsns, and other makes cSoppins As Y cos fr do;
NJ IT. tcS III raIe ffd 5ofkins 4 2Siis AND Tn Blo9d's Broad Axes;
R Rsscss%itn BfaI smsssr yise 3. sIsdgss; Riyeiag, Shoe and
Horse Shoe Nails. etc. etc. Nes'
ralmer,s Blind Butts, Lgll { Porter's do Parliament Butts
Handles aarsdi 9cn Conn na' scre Waited sad and stdas White . CSaln Plates and
Locks; Window, Pulles and Iron sheaves; Iron Raj 1d fr
&2~RsPEENTER's AND J q faRsse Too q osnofs; 80 e pS'ood1,!s
etc.; Boring Ma eassa '4 thinning nsP chi hadaes od nlllis'1 cSIs etc;
h AoEsas' fEsfssfi Stss etc MNovel,v and o,bor
with Mineral and Porcelain knobs, in aay QUANTITY. M EIeAs
e E. AID DIV while KnoSs; extra; NNortics Locks @sResq WifS kf hla-
ny expqsurs; Pad Chest cepboar IN Tr : Ssr and o % ar
How : tsa'Sf6s f6 Iseasi f9sfli S@ae gt ssd s 1ace T%sss ;,
sheysl, Tongs and Poker; Iron 90 do; Fire Stands, Bron-
Coal Buckets and Shosels, oV'
Gun arrels and Gun trimmings; Shot Gums. CANA Rar.
Shot, Powder and Powder Flasks, D"ss
MISUNDERSTANDING Wash, Horse. Paint. yarnlsh cboo -.
bling and Graining Brushes.
Door MATHS and Carriage Mats, Looking Glasses ana TooL.
ing Glass Plates; Soap Stone Griddles, a new articla 6or
baking Griddle Cakes without grease or smoke; Triyits far
heating articles on q Crate; Enamelled and Hrasa Y ate,s..
Bird Cages; 10 pcs Wire Cloth. assorted. Nes
Cloth, plain ana ag.
Sred; Enamelled Top Leatheri Patent Leather; Broadand
f1afSFs an s oiG.1P Pass Ieas q o eGsn 2lSe is 6 6i., s siSi
". He'd, French Yellow, Chrome Yellow and Green TNh.
rage, Paris Green, Red and White Lead Dry. Cho.aists
and Olive Mineral Fire Proof Paint, Putty. Snnnisl, WhS.
ting, White and Red Chalk.
Window Sash and Glass, aIlsizes; Pump Chain and Fixtnre..
Galvanized and Wooden Tubing; Iron Sausage Cutters:
straw Cutters; Corn shallers; Hay Knives; Table and Pock, |
4 Cutlery; Table and Tea Spoons, Iron, Britannia ana Pla.
ed; Gate Hinges, Strap Hinges. &c. &c. '
october 10. 1885.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-30
REV. L. L. LANGsTRoTH's
PATENT MOVABLE COMB
R@o +I-@

TIL subscriber having purchased the Patent Right for tbe
ah9re named Hive, to several counties in Ohio. and pre-.
9 DWnship, Delaware cofinty, Ohio, now offers it for sale
nerie nc e 81 r > ne resnn OF me Long and careful study and ex'
Eel EETF iba, d hn II n N 9rTrins T. to ! the pnbiie, tie undersigned
m an s. sGT n A. hit an article Of REAL, PtAGTICAL,
DIFFICULTIES which lave for hundreds Of Years thyyIrt
ed the aims and hopes Of the Hee-keeper. 1t is exceedingly
simple in its construction and arrangement. while II aiTas
the Apiarian perfect control, not only of his bees but Of he
MOTH or any other enemy to their prosperity, he having free
sfe camb n IN o. sgG !" , fge[ w,r Rs,a Of f. The .i h b 5at 10 every inch
10 elmer himself, the bees, honey, comb, hive, or any Thing
To enumerate fully ALL its adyanta res would ori,.
much space for an advertisement; but the following are
Destruction to and prevention effn;ury by Bee Moth.
Free aecesst to every inch OF the hive, and the comb in ii.
knowledge. mot conjecture> of the precise condition of fbe
Swarning the bees, lat wili3 -thussaving the necessity of
Multiplying the number of swarms at pleasure.
Strengthening weak or small swarms AT anv and all t,mes
ds da : me Ia a2 hasy IN any form or quantity desired wilhou.
Selecting and taking the new and leaving The old honey, at
Feeding the beesin cold Tor warm) weather, without OK
: rrotect.ng the bees in extreme cold weather
Adapfatlon OF the hive to the size OF the swarm-aarre
preventingi The Goo great a eeun ulaion of drones, which
Ascertaining when the Queenfs lost or dead, and supply
ing the colony withanother-
which cannot be safely and easily done with his b Piet.o ans !
G Gafs mode 20 fsf fd2 s sit9aasfni b1an; ea a in%' easy safe and cERi
ding lHs ALL 2s ofa Pao 2ir OF ,t sn sdqPffF ET11I il &c f frs sf if fsEe rec
wherever II has been used Yeti is SO simple that an who
cred or invented. agent : r 4. W. II. NJ SsT SGoRer a MSi BE-
happy to show the hive, with and Without bees in it, to those
Price for hive aad individual rsgh:, SID.
RICHARD COLVIN,
smiles west of Delaware, on the S. NJ. 4 P. K
NIB The inventor Of the above hive has published,
.rdgous study ana costly practical experiment, Which vfHii Y srer,
y y Ie wish xfIe IL s of my rss san ANA S TTnas 4, II may be had Thy those
BE Bees Is VII be transferred from any hive into the L~angstrotI
July 10, iS57.-1y ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-30
Worms! Worms!

VNoBNS are The cause Of the death Of more children
~ than asy s4iser spIrre- I.IUH+AE'SNo CON
FENTiOAr are a f!=.ie5ous eirup6und of sugar. an Z never
fsi to expes Worms. foiiowayisar are lie original aud snlt
safe ami SIRE No-ra Canfeetioa- Try them and prove tor
yourselves sola by M-L.sTARR 1 BRO, Della ware.
March II. ie5S-m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-30

We obtained the recipe of these WONDERFUL Aycirsr
FILLS from a French marine who WAS cast away upon the
mysterious shores of Japan, in the year lSs5. where he re
Jeddo six months, during which time, however. he was Al.
tended with the best of care From here he was sent 10 the
Interior of the country, where he commenced work under
the instructions of Professor MASGASKI, in the manufactures
Of these ELEBRATEDP Pills. Ina short time he won the CON
hdence OF the old Professor, who took him into his labora
tory, where he was taught the business. Five years ago ne
spent all he possessed, and again shipped for sea. He came
to New York in the American ship Iapwing. O n board M
Which vessel he frst ohered. To senfhe recipe of these PiLLs.
The candid manner in which he related his nnrrative the
next day in our Office, led MS 10 believe him; and We imme-
diaiely established q Dutch agent, and In the due course of
time received a large quantity of the extracts which we
made INTO these FILLS. They cleanse the system thoroucly
OF all corrupt humors, penetrate and purify the vital fluids
and the corrupt secretfons are replaced With rich. healshY
blood. Parts thSt were even deca wing with disease are rs.
stored to a healthy, vigorous action, and disease eradicatcd
extract.
These ANCIENT Pulls are an invaluable remedy for fe.
mares suffering from the. suppression of the menses. the
cause of so many. declines aud female Weaknesses. The
oy their healing virtues. Indeed, no family should be with
out them, as he often hangs apoa the action of a moment
About all the diseases that aliiet humanity are raptdly enr.
ca bN me searching properties of these WoNDERFuL AN.
me ILLS are sent BY mail, from the proprietor only nm
receipt of the price. The postage in the United States nnf
over S0t9 miles, is nncen cents ON five boxes, which must he
enclosed IN money Or stamps. We are responsible for nj,
moneys sent us by mail. p"
NJ. l.. STARR, Agent for Delaware, and for sale Inv rcs-
Rectable druggists and dealers in medicine throughout the
United states, Cnnadas, Mexico, South America ~ 81 %
cents a box, or i've boxes for 81.
J~oSlAHGklNDLE, NEW York, Sole Proprietor, 10 whom
All letters mustbe addressed. Also, Proprietor Of nr. Mes
icy Grindle's celebrated magic Compound, the great RENE
Oct. 2. 1887.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-30
Agricultural Depot.

CHAMBERLAEN & AVERY
HAVE now on hand a large stock 81 AGRIcCLTpRAL
IL IMPLEMENTS 81 The lzEss. and most approved xmas,
among whseh mat be found ReAping and Moving Machines
Of vsrio3s patterns. Grain Cradles. 6rGssau3ts
Seytae sHAxhs, SeyThe stones and Rides. Grind stones with
fa;saf HaRzlugx Dsahls aud single steel shesel flows,
One HoFse Sae3 Corn PloEE Revolving and Steel Tooth
Horse Kskes. Hand Rakes; PltehfnEks, Hoes &c &C.
Also. just reeeiEed- a large and eomplete stock Of HARD
WARE, Hoase TRIMMINGS. CASA. GiAzS- Nails, White lead
Zinc, Red Lead Venetian Red, French Yellow. and other
kinds Of P1in- :. ard Ols-
Also. = 6ne stsek OF MECH MOS TOOLS OF de very
attest Aad best p4rtrrss and makes All Of which We oder
4. the very lowest prices Cor cash Don't forget the place
The upper Hardware store. nearly opposite the WL-ans
BlorS-
DeIaxare July ,. 1857.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-30

MURRAY AND LANMAN'S
FLORIDA WATER
VNHIs rare perfume and cosmetic is prepared from 4Hor.
IcAL FLOWERS of Surprising fragrance. without any
adfniNiure of coarse essential oils, which form the staple o
many "Essences' aud Extracts for the Toflet.n liz Arc
ma Is as inexhaustable as that of the ~Farina Cologne, y ara
as fresh and delicate as The breath Of LIvISG I3Lossoxs.
What are its Antecedents
For twenty years u has maintained ds ascendency over all
other perfumes throughout Cuba, Souih America and the
West Indies. Il has been introduced mo the United States,
in response 10 the earnest demand growing out ofTta ScusA-
en reputation. A cure for
Headache and FdiatneSs!.
As an odor for tie handkerchief, il Is as delicious = !. tho
'ottoof Roses 1t lends freshaess aud transparency 20 thW
compiexion; and removes headache and fainfnesss.
C~OBNTERFEITS. beware of imm.taiions- Look Tor ta
nameot MURRAY & I.ASNAS on the Btale, Wrapper aud Or~
namental Label Sold by ID. LANMAN & CO. wholesale
gists, At 81 cents per bottle.
TRa g. ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-30
Fall and Winter Goods.

~ Ehave a fine stock of Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattipets
prices. at efS 10"
~AlSo-Merinos, Paranettas, De LANES, Cash1neres. silks.
nnghamS,- Prints, &c, at as low prices as they were eyer
khown- We are better prepared than ever to elye rood
bargains, and sc hope to be abte 10 give our customers en-
tire satisfaction both in GOODS and PRICES.
"a All solvent Eastern money taken at par, either fr
GOODS or on account Also, Virginia. Kentucky and Penn
syivahIa Bank notes al current rates of exchange.
Oct- oil. io4f- CAMPBEIL Il IITTLE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-30
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

FsNHN -faeos of Chemistry and Medicine have bsen
1t ieir uEEzSss % ps~laes ana Uss4 napse psEhns ;
wrgs lich is kacv1 f. -sn- Innumerabls prguA
are siis".1 Lar tuvrs 'l-~- ...@+ %.tEc- which nv~raw =
excellence the ordinary medicines, aud that they win M
precedentedly upon the esteem of all men. They aresmas
and pleasant to take, but powerful TO cure. Their pene-
trating properties stimulate the vital activities Of the body.
remove the distractions of its organs, purify the blood,
and expef disease. They purge out the foul wfkh
breed and grow distemper, stimulate sluggish or disu-
dered organs into their natural action and impart healthy
tone with strength to the whole system. Not only Do
they cure the everyday complaints Of every body, bu4
also formidable and dangerous diseases that have Banied
the best of human skill. While they produce powerful
effects, they are at the same time, in diminished dosrr, the
safest and best physic that can be employed for children.
Being sugar-eeated, they are pleasant to take; and heinx
purely vegetable, are free from any risk of harm. Cures
have been made which snrpass belief were they mot cub
stantiated by men of such exalted position and character
as to forbid the suspicion of untruth. Many cniinsas
~cleFgymen and physicians have lent their Bames to cfftlfy
to the public the reliability of my remedies. while others
have sent me the assurance of their conrirtt N that my
Preparations contribute immensely to the relief Of nE
afflicted, suffering felow-nlen.
The Agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis my
American Almanac, containing directions for their use and
certificates of their cures, of the following consplMints. -
Costiveness, Billions Complaints. rheumatism. Dropsy,
Heartburn, Headache arising from a foul stotnrb, ksa-
sea, Indigestion, Morbid Inaction of the Bowels atid ialh
arising therefrom, Flatulency. Loss Of Appetite, all Ulcer
medicine, Serofuia or Kings Evil They also, by purify
ing the blood and stimulating the system, care anzny
complaints which it would not be supposed they cosid
reach, such as Deafness, Partial ~Iaindness, Neuralgia aud
Norvons IrritaIility- Derangemeuts Of the Liver and Md
neys, Gont, and other kindred complaints arising ffou N
low state of the body or obstruction Of its fnnetinDs.
Do not be put of hy unpfincirlsl dealers with ezas
other pill they make more profit ON. Ask for ArEHS
Pills, and take nothing else. M nfhrr they ran csp
you. compares with this in its intrinsic raIue or curative
powers. The sick want the best all there is for them.
and they should have it.. fff Hrl e 80 2
Prepared by DIR. j.. c.. AVER, So
Practical and Analytical Chemist. Lowell. MneA
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-30
Emit lars

A large lot OF GLASS sSLF-sEALlNGFRuir JARS
"A Just received at the Drug Store Of
July 81. 81. CORNELL & PGNPKREY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-30
Lumber, Salt, Fish, Iron, Nails
Glass.

THE undersigned having opened q Lumber Yard ann
Il Ware ioase on " inter street. between the sasp.nsie
Bridge ana Railroad Depot. are prepared 70 oEer sreai II
fueenepts 10 purchasers We are receiving and wtlihay3
constantly On hand a large stock Of
Pine, Poplar, Ash, Walnut and other Lumber.
of Joice, scanuinE. Rafers. Sheeung- Single La;h. F-nc-
Roards and Posts-Nhich having parehtseci ro-a hFSihaaads
shey sreensbiea Ia srl 1T fhe.oHest Cashr&feS- Also.
Iron, Nails, Window Glass Fish, Salt, Grind
Stones, Water Lime, &c. DC
We can sell to Merchants anu oshrrs os ths nsnst iavorahl,
terms. C~fIPPENFER = 80.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-30
GRINDLE'S
AND cELEBKArEp
j Japanese Life Pills.
NATURES OWN REMEDY.
PULMONIC AFFECTIONS

A Positive Cure for Liver Complaint and Bilious Disorders.
dyspepsia, kheunlatisrn, Scrofula, Cutaneous Diseases,
Fever and Ague, Costveness, Piles, Dysentary and Di.
arrliuea, Worms, Suppression ofthe Menses. Nervous De.
bnhy, &C. and a sure preventive to all
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-30
J. HILL

ATTORNEY AT Law.
ofes ever R.Burr's store IN the Day & wetmore building,
DelzRares Ohio,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-30

~ .! DEMONSTRATORS a ROBERTS
s.asi Vows. "A large stock on hand, which We warrant
rs psing the best Steel Plane in market.
March ID. '56. C.D.PoTTER 4 co.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-30

Wooden and Willow Ware.
d dozen trsarioa sn4 Extra ? Hoop Pals;
81 II .asyrn ENtra, Medium and Common 1absS
x . dozen " itfnW S agfns AID tabs
. dozen 4 ass8ren-S Wffo@ Cha rs
9 dozes3 J1telT. u saihn Door Mats.
28.tazaH 3n e BED tOrjS-.2 dolea MGn ia d.
iAhalss Braepiu 1wine-51 lbs Seine do.
scaIs Assaia ami Iase fsepess
Mog HI1aies-CloIheE Piis-HOlling Pins-FosatS
Na=hrEs-Na< ash Boards. etc. etc etc.
ApriI24. ,5T. Z. i. HILLS & sou.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-30

CARRIAGE BOLTs.-6oo 0 carriage Bolts
different sizes, as low as the lowest, at
Dec Is POTTER & COS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-30

-rUNSt GUNSt-We have the best lot .
" Double and Single Barrel Shot Guns ever
brought to this market. Pricesfrom 81 to $50.
Dee % CHAMBERLAIN e AVERY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-30

M Guild respectfully inform. his friends and nasrans
W that he has removed his eaaee and residence fDsihe
house recently occupiedby DIR. Beauman on William 81
nrsfnweding westof Latifneras old corner.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-30
steam SasO .u5Zs.

THE undersigned having taken the ship and par nf III
l. nxtureS of NJ j. IIoa=h, on the north end Of Sandusk,
sreei- in the roSa Of Delaware. known as Starm-s TaruerS
= ROW prepared to do all kinds Of
Gun and Rifle Making and Repairing,
md viii keep o. hand Rifles, &c. He Has the gain twist, n
aree sud the foF- fool twist, and has invented the Sta. ioIaar
taised and Globe Sizes Drders solicited, and all work Don
Z. him WARRANTED to lie as re represented. Give him a calIbe
FIRE purchasing elsewhere.
May % ,56-*tf PHILIP WEISER.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-30

Time is Money"
~ A Nd those wishing n good time niece. and nj the
RA II same time to save money, should call Al ri
A-SA BURR'S. He has lust received a good stock ar
Fine Geld and Silver Watches,
of American, English and Swiss manufacture. Also, a fin.
stock Of
~Jewelry, Silver Ware, Clocks & Fancy Articles.
all of which will be sold at HARD TINES prices.
April. II. 1855. Day e Wetmore's Block, -Sandnskys
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-30

BaIxFIELD, MASS, Goth Dec, 1855.
DIR. &c. AVER : I do not hesitate to say
the best remedyI have ever found for
Coughs, Hoarseness, Influenza, and the
concomitant symptoms of a Cold, isyour
CHERRY PICTORIAL. Its constant use in
my practice and my family for the last
ten years has shown it to possess supe-
rior virtues for the treatment of these
cnmnlainfs EREN KNIGHT NJ d
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-22
A BISHOPS PUN.

Bishop Ames, of the Methodist church,
while preaching in the third Presbyterian
church 10 Indianapolis, "got of" pretty
good pun. 1t is known that the Inhabitants
of Illinois are called Suckers" and those OF
Indiana are called "Hoosiers." The Bishop,
it appears, once got lost on prairie In Hill
nois, and came very near sinking under
fatigue and exposure. Atlepgth he discover
ed a cabin in the distance. He got to the
door and knocked, and the long ,iocked-or
Sucker (succor) came.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-22
THE GAZETTE.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, srrrrM'R. %, 1858
THE COMET NOW VISIBLE.

This comet was first discovered on the %
of June last, by Prof. Donati, in Florence, It.
aly. 1t was first seen in this country by
Henry NJ. Parkburst. of Perth Amboy, New
Jersey, on the Doth of the same mopth--uo
information having then been received here
of its discovery in Europe. Que OF two nights
afterwards, it was discovered by Miss Maria
Mitchell Of Nantucket, Mass, who also sup
posed that it had not been previously seen.-
Thus there were three independent discover
les OF this comet, while it vas 30 faint as only
10 be visible with a telescope, Or about the
size Vi a star Of the eleventh magnitude. A
very striking characteristic OF this comet,
when it Was first discovered, Was its extreme
ly slow motion. The great distance OF the
oomet, and the direction oi its motion as seen
from the earth, combined to render its eppar-
ent geocentric motion very small. In conse'
quence of this slU~oess OF motion, 1t was
very difficult for astronomers to fix upon It's
orbit with much accuracy, aud there has
been considerable difference OF opinion upon
that subject. 1t has already been visible 10
this country through telescope Tor two
months and half; aud, notwithstanding tne
numerous observations that have been made
it is doubtful whether or not 1t has passed lie
perihelion, or the point where 1t IL nearest
the sun. According to the elements as cal
culated by Mr.. George Searle, assistant at the
Dudley observatory, It passed lts perihelion Oh
the 18Th instant; the orbit as calculated at
the National Ooser satory here gives a result
nearly similar; according to the orbit as cal
culated at the Cambridge Observatory, 1t
should not reach its perihelion until about
the goth instant; but Mr.. Parkhurst assigns
it period about week later than that. lie
states that 1.-THE comet will be approaching both
the earth and the sun until October, (orat least
not materially recediug from the suu, and
will not probably reach its maximum of an
heyent brightness before the middle OF OctC-
Der. 1t will therefore continue to grow more
conspicuous until it begins to be again merg'
ed in the twilight But it will very SOUL
change it's course to the South, and move 50
rapidly that it is not likely that it will be
seen 50 late. My last observations seemed to
indicate decidedly elliptlcal orbit" IL.
thinks that the orbit cannot be para bolic, as
q parabolic orbit would not correspond
with the observed positions Of the comet in
June and July last An eliiptical orbit, the
elipse being of moderate eccentricity, would
give perlou VI re'oiuuou al0uuu wv on"
much shorter than a parabola. The elements
correspond very nearly with those OF the first
comet of 1927, and with those of the
comet of l764. This would make the pc
Rod of revolution about tbirty-one years, aud
allow of two revolutions between l764 and
1927 as difference of half year In the
period of revolution may be readily aecoun-
ted for by pertGrbasions. Ifthis be the cor.
rect period, it's next return may be expected
about 1889 or 1890.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-22
WRITTEN SERMONS.

A correspondent of the Christian ludex-
in view of the fact that many of the bretb
rem are incorrigible aud will not be reconcil'
ed to hearing sermons read'-sugsests that
in arranging the religious exercises, atthe mex!
meeting of the Baptist convention for the
State, it should be distinctly announced at
what houses of worship there will be preaeh-
ing, and at what houses of worship there
will be reading. r...........
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-22
GROCERIES, &C.
j. II. MCVEIGH & son,

j. Ii. MCNElGH & son,
successors TO Nc Weigh d. Chamberlan)
FRINGE STREET WHARF, ALEXANDRIA,
4 RE NOW RECEIVING per Schrs. Arctic,
~ Statesman, Marietta Burr. and Embark,
from New York, Boston, and Philadelphia their
FALL STOCK OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS,
WINES, TOBACCO, Seq AIS, &c, &c. com
prising a very general and desirable assortment,
which they will sell for cash, or to prompt dea-
lers at small advance
As hhds Muscovado n. Orleans, and St. Croix
Sugars
lO5 bbls Crushed, Powdered, GRADUATED, and
Coffee do
Is boxes Double Refined Loaf DO
IS hhds Muscovado MoIasses
IS bbls New Orleans do
Is do Extra Golden Syrup
$50 bags Ligat and Green Rio Coffee
100 do Maricaibo, LaguyTa Java Il Santos do
IS hall chests Gunpowder, Imperial and OIong
Teas, (irom medium 10 strictly prince
500 lbs Manila and Madras Indigo
35 bags Grain Pepper
20 do Plmemto
10 tierces fresh Rice
~ tierces Cider Vinegar
SIS mats Cassia
l25 boxes Rosln ard Toilet Soap
l75 do Adam and Solar Sperm Candles
100 do Mould do
IS casks Sup CaTb Soda
25 boxes 90 ID. papers
lUU coils Jute, Leading Line and Bed Cord Rope
100 dcz Painted Pals; - nests do Tubs
200 ream' Double aud Single Wrapping Paper
u do Ruled Letter and Cap do
100 boxes 5 u 10 and 10 4 , Window Glass
3 bills fresh Putty; 200 bags SHOT
$50 kegs Sporting ana Blasting Powder
1000 lbs Par Lead bbIs Alum; , bb!s. Cop
peras casks Ersom Salts; - kegs white
Lead ~ kegs Salipetre; bales Almonds; ,
bales Pecan Nuts; 5 do FIlberts; 80 boxes fresh
Rasins 5 boxes CASTLE Soap; 80 boxes Starch;
70 boxes Maccarori; 500 doZ Mason's Backing;
case slack Ink: IS boxes Mustard bales
Cloves; % boxes Extract Logwood; bags
Race Ginger; ~ boxes Ground Ginger; 20 boxes
Ground Pepper; 70 sacks Dairy Salt; 20 boxes
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