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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20
a Etcfinn.

Under the head of deaths" yesterday was
advertised 10 our paper the deoease aud bu'
rial of German citizen Of Cincinnati. By
close ECONOMY, logged energy and industry,
be accumulated quite little fortune. that 10
an evil bour he deposited with the Ohio Trast
Company. When that institution went down
be lost bis all. Iu one day the gathered la
Dor of years disappeared, and the poor man
locked on bis family as begg,red. This was
too much for bis reason. 1t gave way, aud
in few weeks he was removed to the luna
tic asylum at Dayton. There, within the
last few days, he died.
For this one instances that comes to the
surface, how many thousands arc there We
never beard of poor, helpless creatures,
shrinking in despair from public gszs-bro-
ken down in spirit as this poor mao was 10
intellect. We believe the question before
our courts Just now is nice. subtle one OF
jurisdiction. Would it DOT be we'll to lay
that aside for the present, and make some
INQUIRY as TO what 80 mysteriously went
with the millions the bank once held Ch-
ciuudu ENQUIRER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20
T.,erraph,c Dispatches.

BosroN Nov. lSih--The bank committee
appointed to consider what action is neces-
sary 10 regard to the issue between the Sui
folk Bark add the Bar of Mutual Redemp'
ton, has decided to recommend each oa to
make such arrangements az it may deem pro-
per in reg,rd to country money. The report
of the committee Was adopted.
The case of the SLAYER Isle de Cuba was
further examined to-day, but nothing of IN
terest elected.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. lS.--Thar k'gi wing
day here was generally observed. Business
was mostly suspended, and the morning
church service generally attended This a.
ternoon and evening the various places OF
amusement we're crowded, and the street:
we'll filled, but DO unusual excitement or dis
turbance occurred.
DETROIT, Nov. 1.-two murders have
been CON United here. The captain of
schooner shot his stevcdore, Daniel Flypn
during an alteration and John Miller shot
his brother 10 law, Peter Shaner, killing him
instantly. Both murdorors we're arrested.
BERLIN, Conn, Nov. Is -uarrs hard
ware msnufaotory wns burnt last night, III
vol,iug q loss Of $4,000. The insurance is
principally 10 the Providence ofhces.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20
DeIe4ates frnm E.

The following gentlemen have -.
pointed Delegates TO the Democ,s,;.D s.;
Convection, at Petersburg. from F w., ,'s &''
lss D'ssric,.--R. II Cockar,IIa ~" ~
Harrison, K NJ Whaley. Newm,, = , @a
james Buckley, Wm ii Butler F r %.''i
Thomas j Benson, DR.. Jyoepb 5 ll,,, 81
isl kIncbeloe. = -:
p Diarict--F. c. Davis, ] IN
WIN. T. HALEY. Jno. A. Mtr.b,l W. We e
Simpson, WIN Ii GJod,ne. f. e F,, "a L
c. Hollster, Frs. Wors'er, EIeory S.,a. y
81 D:strlct.-B Mskesgo. Lew B,,,.
Haislip, VIM. L. Lee, Jno. Hall j." E..
ney, Chas. Potter, Richard Winds !,
Dale, Willis Henderson. w. "
4tb Dis,riot.--Gco. II PSdcet Jb, .
ling, d G. Watkins. VIM II. T4ueT p !,
Minor, S,m'l. Howard. JInn Jrs,. - !
Kimberly, David A. Windsor. j ,bp T....l
5,h D,strict.- Eiw. Men srhanv , \
Dsrne, Lewis b. Means. Jao. " G,'t
james Webster, Alfred Moss. H.n,, ~
noll. Thos. J. Murray, Thos. h. Love IT,
n. Williams. 49,
9th D,strict.--John P,well, Ri,bsri
500. Wm. Barker. Jno Rouz.e. II NR
Jas. W. Bsrden, j Jhn Gunne!I. J,bnU =
Dyke, Chas w. Turkey, Taiuadse Tn ,,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Inno,fant Decision.--Tue Wheeling Times
state. ttar Judge Woodward, OF the Supreme
Court OF PenbsyiVaDis, has decided that q
court of equity would not compel county or
cor DOT alton to pay mole than the amount &C.
tually realized by railroad company from
the sale oil lts bonds. The Times adds:
"A very brief consideration OF the subject
will show how such decision of court of
equity, as to our railroad bonds, would nf.
feet us practically The city Of Wheeling
has some 100000 invested in corporate
railroad subscriptions, exclusive Of the halt
q milliOo 10 the Baltimore road. Now, ue
suppose that the several railroads to which
this 5000, 900 we're subscribed, actually re-
ceived only 100000 from the sale of cur
bonds. Then, according to the decision OF
Judge Woodward, the city Of Wheeling
ought to be compelled to pay only the $780,
900 which the railroad companies actually
received lr1m the sale Of cur bonds. Wnesh.
or our municipal authorities will ever submit
I the question to q court Of equity is more than
! we can say"
! TIE Times, however, further states that
Judge Woodward not only decided that the
bondholder cannot recover moro than the
railroad got for the tOnas, but also that the
county must pay the interest upon the full
amount of the bonds.
% Monday another very important rail.
| road bond case was decided 10 the United
States Court at Pittsburg, befIre Judge
Greer. The Dispatch say:
1T was 40 action brought by Wm. Mccoy
to recover the value of sixty coupons OF S3O
each on as many bonds issued by the oom
missoners of Washington county. Pa, to the
HEINZ 6eld Railroad Company, payable semi
annually, in New York. The commissioners
ut the time OF the issue and delivery OF the
bonds, were Andrew Bruce, Samuel Beckett
aud J. Thompson. They admitted the authcn
ITCHY of the bonds, but they objected to sign
ing them, because they did not contain on
their face the provision Of the act OF Assem-
bly, authorizing their issue, which makes II
the business IF the company to pay the interest
on the bonds TIL such time ss the road shall
| be com pleted; this objection, however. was
moved by distinct understanding with the
president Of the road. who pledged the com
pany to carry out the provision OF the statute
in good faith. They also denied that any
subscription bad ever been made by The
county TO the capital stock Of the road, OIL
that any certificate IF stock had been Issued
to the county. II was proven, however, tina
the county bad voted the stock at every cleo
ton held sincs the execution aud delivery VI
the bonds"
The iury, under an able chargefrom Judge
Greer, gave verdict Of 81 9lO.10 FIR the
plaintiff, thus fully establishing the liability
of the county.-BoH Sun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

asJAItAIEJ.
At recent meeting OF the "AlrIauir.
Medical Association" the FLOWING reso..
tions were unanimously adopted, as p.1.
mouial OF respect to Doctor j. e. Bsyn.
whose uniform courtesy, together With 5
generous and charitable turo VI mind, haf:
won for him the thorough esteem OF bis y.
fessionsl associates, and the universal adm
ration of this entire community.
May be meet in his new home wiki -
wsrm friends as he leaves behind bin, a..
speedily realize that success in life ~ sh,.
his noble qualities, both of head ant hasr
40 richly entitle him, and which bad a.re,ty
been vouchssfed to bin here, IL the beet ~:
Of friend and contemporary.
Resolved, That the "Alex andI!a Medical A.
ISOLATION" have learned with deep and unai'c's'
regret OF the determination o. Doctor tpNsA'
BRous 10 remove from this community
Resolved, That this Association entertain 4
profound respect for the professional attainment
Of their late associate-for his integrity 30
upri ghtness of character, and Tor the many 81
mabIe qualities which belong 10 him as a MAI
Resolved, That Doctor BRoUs be-, AMI hs O.
hereby unanimously elected, an honorary men
Der oil this Association.
O FAIRFAX, VI D, President
CHARLES W CHANcYLLoR " ID, Secretary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20
OBIrU Ar I.

DIED, at ST. Louis. Missouri on the Zj'd o.
October, Mr. BURDITT FlIZHUGH oil VIZ
GINA, in the AID year Of mis- age. Nj Frl1asa
was born in Fauquier County, where he lived
with his parents, until he vas seventeen .!
eighteen years old, when all the family removed
10 Western Virginia, and settled hrst IN ChaFe'
ton, Kanawha County. and atterw'rts N h'
veDswood, Jackson County, where they YET r.
side Mr. Fl zhugh attached himself 10 'ar
Episcopal Church in the early part u lI' NE
and to the day OF bis death manifested gfr@' ~
terest tor the Institutions and prosperity u 'Ls
same He never married but lived ".ih L'
mother, to whom in her widowed state ,4'
husband having died few years ago o. "S'
a great comforter. Previous 10 ms drdIH !"
had been from home for several months. no
illness was not known 10 his family before w
announcement OF his death. A younger Ofoas
having business IN the Far west Thought a. 10
had never seen the city OF 81. LOUIS ta"' ="
would take il in his route, aud thus Pfo'l''"
TALLY, reached that place. in time ~ Wines ID,
last moments on earth, which ~ informs -
were calm and quiet. HIsremalns were o'o's..
to Ravenswood and in the preseUc" OF '>l5
number of sympathizing friends wer" dei'
in the family burial ground, there to 'rWa" ID"'
the general resurrection IN the las Day
DIED, in Washington, on Thursday n,i".1s'
the 18th instant, Mr.. DANIEL WAL>h f,
Gently injured by the mail stage on Psnn'j ''''.'
avenue
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20
An OUTRAGE.

A Young man named Robinson was arrest
siiu Philadelphia on Thursday. charged with
d companion, with having committed a viol-
ent outrage on handsome young Irish girl
n mel Jane Norris, near Newcastle, Del, on
Sa urday eseniDg 1t seems at she lived in
the {, uily OF MIR Peter Z. Vandever, at New
castle, whittier the prisoner and bis com pan
ion, it is alleged, drove 10 wagon on Sstur-
day evening, and told her that her brother
was lying at the point OF death, some distance
from there, and desired to see her. BelieV.
i z the story, she made arrangements tor her
departure, and cfs 10 the wagon. She WAS
then dr.ven to the woods where the outrage
wss perpetrated. aud where, after being Sc
Verely beaten and kicked, she was left to get
hume as we'll as tho could. Since then che
las neen suffering severely, and yesterday was
very low. The outrage has created intense
excitement at New Castle, and it 10 fortunate
fJr the prisoner tina. he Was DOT arrested on
the spot. His alleged companions Lame 10
TurGer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20
The LItCh ficId Bank.

Extraordinary Derslopments.--The con-
missioners appointed to investigate the aft .irs
of The Litch6eld Bank, in Connecticut, have
reported that its circulation amounts to S32,
600 instead Of 81 300, as alleged by the { FL
GER; that only IS go Of its capital had been
paid in in foil 10 cash, instead OF Ss9 $50, as
bad been claimed; aud that there Is large
deficiency in the assets over and above ali
losses accounted Tor.
The commissioners further represent that
they believe large sums of money have been
paid to bank note detectors 10 New York to
induce them to so report the bills as TO give
them cur ency, and an enhanced and fcti-
tious value to the capital stock. That accoI-
ding to memorandum furnished BY the
cashier, there has heen paid SS33,GG, As fol.
lows: Monroe S33 &C; Dee SlGG 81; Taylor
1883, same par;ls, $500 more, which Was
added To the engraver's bili, which accounts
for the bill SO II stands The cashier, +. l..
Hnugh,on, also states that lsumsey (tbe first
owner Of the bansl agreed to pay these de
tectors 81 900 mot to hlow the bank
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20
Mys,eriou. DISAPPEARANCE.

A gentleman named 5. A. Tubmap, from
Charles county, Md, arrived in this city on
Saturday last snd proceeded TO the boarding
house of Mrs. Weems, NJ. IL Conway, street
where be remained over night and arose at
an early boor on Sunday morning and lett tie
house, eince which tine be has not been heard
of. lie stated TO the lsod.Iady that be was a
Country merchant, aud had come to the city
Tor the purpose Of layiogia stock OF wiz
ter goods, and also that be bad large amount
OF money with him. As bis baggage Is still
&C the house it IS feared that be has been foul
iy dealt with Bait. american.
TIE Sun Of yesterday says that Mr.. Tut
man is from Prince Georg, . county, and that
no clue has yet been hao Of bis Whereabouts.
1t is supposed be left the house on the morn
Jog OF bis disappearance With the Intention
of attending religious worship. is denied
that be bad any large sun of money with bin
and berg a strictly temperate man 10 all re-
spscss, his absence is the more unscoountsbie
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

JOHN Q. MARI, EsQ--In parting with H..
most dsscrsediy popular and estimabla s.r.
tlemsn, it gives Us great pleasure to be abb.
to say that no public officer ha, eSer C,uio,.
ed himself with more propre,y and With /,
more earnest desire to oblige everybody. TIA,
Mr.. Mari. This gentleman. when fir, else.
ed, came into Office with large m,j1riry \,
the popular vote, having defeated one # To.
strongest men 10 upper F.Uquer; aud 50 We.
did be conduct his business, and with sue,
satisfaction did he accommodate all, that 4;
the next election, 20 one ws5 willing 70 co.
ter the lists against him. Why Mr.. M.r
has resigned, we cannot tell. Il is b. tu.
uess--not ours; and We have OILY to rc!re;
that be has chosen to do 40. We wish ia.
in bis retirement from Office, oil tbe good luck
inns sinsb!e. aod doubt not that, If hi, II!e /.
spared, it will Not DE long befIre the peQy.
will call FIR his services in some iJru 2
other.-Wdrrenton Wig
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20
amus,ns Incident In Court.

At Durham ss.ize, a very deaf Old lady
who bad brought an action tor DANA &c
against q ueighbor, was being examined,
when the Judge suggested compromise aoc
instructed counsel to ask her what abe would
take 90 settle matters. What will you takt?'
asked the gentleman 10 the bob-tsiied wig, OF
the old lady. The old lady merely shook
her head at the counsel, informing the jury
in confidence, that "sbe was very bard o
bearip." His lordship wants TO know what
YOU willtake" asked ;he counsel again, this
time bawliDg as loud as ever be could 10 the
old lsdy's ear. Il thank bis lord-nip Kind
IT," the ancieDt dame answered st'utly,
land if It's DO ill convenience 10 h'm' IL
take a little warm sie." k'srs otiaughter.
Euulish MINER
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" arrsnton Item..

GAxE.-Iu the lower part Of this ,on,.-
pbeasants, wild turkeys. squirrels. and -,
tridges are found in gres, numbers. W..
glad TO know that the cold weather Of s. ,
NOS entirely destroy all the birds.
New BUILDISG.--The elegant new hrirE.
erected by Z NJ. Spi!l~an, e.q s.sjs.
ing house is being rapidly flushed. No..
completed. it will be one Ct the most r,,,'
nient and beautiful houses in Warr,p,cD
Tue FAIR.-Ws desire particularly - 49,
the attention Of the public. to the Id
Fair, which will be held in the old En.,
pal Church on Monday next. SINE Of Il.
most beautiful articles We ever saw.vilI ;,
offered by them for sale on that occa,i,o All
they trust that their friends iu the couorr
will come forward and by spending tho.
money receive for it full value W4na.a,
WhiJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

An exchange paper says:--"There is not q
newspaper that We take up 10 these latter
DAYS, that does not TEEN with notices OF out
RACES. There is not community that not
disgraced by at least ono desperate charac'
ter, and the records of the criminal courts
and watch. houses Of the county, attest the
cnormity Of their fences and often the in'
suficiency of their runisbments. II is high
time that soma,hine be done to secure more
strin Gent execution of the laws"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20
Peruvian G. u ano.

The Washington correspondent oil the New
York Herald says, 10 recent dispatch: 80,
at 10 stated here that a great enoIt VIII
be made during the coming session Of Con-
gress, to break up the present system OF the
Government of Peru 10 selling the guano OF
tie Cbiocha Islands. Such result IL much
to he desired, for the enormous prices OF this
fertilizer weigh heavily upon the agrlcuitu'
raj interests Of the country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

The proceedings OF the Democrats OF Rich
mond. show that :here. too, the dissensions
caused BY the contest for the Office OF Cover
nor. and other causes, are IS marked as 10
other matt, of the C"mmopwesltb.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

The Warrenton Wing says:-"The Demo-
cras Of R,ppahsnbook, in meeting assem-
bled. recommended the calling OF ConVen-
ton 70, this Ds,ri,., few days ago. We
predict that none will be held"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

p" Tie November nsmb.r of the Southern
Literary Messenger has been issuec-'ate,
but welcome. 1t is, upon the whole, one OF
the best end most agreeable numbers of this
excellent periodical which bias yet appeared.
Several OF the papers would do credit to any
MaoBziDe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

Thomas T. Edwards, of ST. Louis. lsboring
under tenn porary alteration OF mind, leaped
from the window of bis room, at the Revere
Uouse, in Cum berlard, Md, last Thursday
night and was dreadfully injured. lie was
originally from Brownsville, Orange 20
Va, whittier be was going to see bis friends.
lie appears to be between 80 and 40 years Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20
u HRIED.

In Washington, on Thursday, the ls'n r''
by the Rev p. d. Gurley, GHAS. DEMON
esq OF Boston, Massachusetts,, TO Miss ADA 3
CAMPBELL. eldest daughter OF Mason Camp
bell, esq, of the Treasury Department ""-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

Next to Macaulay's History of England, it
is probable that Csrlyle's Life Of Frederick
the Great, attracts mCre attention than any
other historical! work of the present day
Some extracts from it will be found in snoth'
er column.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

The November term Of :he Orange County
(Qnsr,erls) Court commences on Monday, the
22od inst, TIE followit Z Justices constitute
the Court: Col. G. rrett Scott, P. D.; james
b. Newman. Henry c. Bell, James b. Moore.
and RoteIt Roach. associates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

The Rockingham Register has appeared
ia new and beautiful suit Of type.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

I,HAFING DISHES; Oyster STANDS p fs,.
" wheat Cake Dishes; Coffee Ifh' n,...,
gins; The Old Dominion Coffee Pot D'',' ~.
Tea Sets, some new styles; Block III r' ,.a
and Tea Pots; Egg Boilers; Britannia h,
Lamps and Splttons; Plate WarmeIs- a"n ,1
nov 2O JOhN V"'-~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

TULING THREAD-2OO0P OL NE WI
IT IS to 50 GILLING THREAD, mace o.
imported for the Potomac fishermen ami "]''
ran'ed superior article. Also, earn
50 COILS PATENT GlLLING
made from fine yarn. Just GeceIyed s eoo
sale BY [nov >Ol WHEAl " D''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

90 NESTS CEDAR ICB>; Horss basSs''
~ Palntet Pals and Tubs, Measlf,'' TX
gins; Staff and Barrel Chuns, Barr. ,''s
Covered Buckets; Nest Boxes, "a,1'''''...
Clothes Horses; Step Ladders, Wood If'i' o.. On
Bowls; Brass Bound Cedar Ware, tor 'a'r '-''r
al wholesale or retail. -,
nov ~ JOIN O1'h'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

1.-TWO MORE USEFUL lNVEAl loH'
"SELr FEEDING BLACKSMITH. IEiL0s ~,
DOUBLE ACTING >csEw ERgACuES, BOT" ~
are for sale At No. Is, North Fairfax s,,ry
avv IS CEO l. DALI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20
JOHN ODDkN

S-5 FOR SALE-A new three story hh' u
,4ssg TENEMENT, situated on Pay"e , 49,
beIvre en- Prince and Duke stress VIE Ns,''
in the yard, and gas pipes all through me o.
ipg TIC a cash customer II Will be Io,I
sacrifice Enquire OF "M rH'''
nov 20-Iw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

CCHOOL sATCHELS, a very convenient
- article for chtdren, Two styles, at very low
prices. For sale by
JAMES ENTWISLE & son,
nov ~ No. IS, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

;,,u;rv. graceful sociability, light flowing
banter rather prickly for most part up to
definite word OF command, up to desolsting
vnrd Of resuke and rsprobation, voice
..eiesrest and most agreeable 10 conversation
I ever heard" says witty DR.. Moore. tie
sneaks n good DEAL" continues the doctor,
vet those who hear him regret that he does
no. speak a good deal more. his ooser,
yations are always lively, very often Just aoa
few men possess the talent OF repsrtee 10
greater perfection. 49,,
We quote another passage which gives
main utrersucs to Mr.. Carlyle distinctive
faith ia the one uan power, and is peculiar y
Interesting On account Of its alusIon to the
Aogio-Saxon race and TO America. Alter
speaking Of Frederick as The great drill SER
sean. OF the Prusssn nation" he says:
Il have remarked that, of ali things, ma
ton need, FIST to BIZ drilled, and no nation
that has not frs, been governed by so.cslled
"tyran,s," nod held tight to the curb uotll 1t
became perfect in It's PAGES, and thoroughly
amenable to rule and law. and heartily re-
spectlul Of the same, ever came TO much 10
this world. England itself, IN foolish quar-
rers OF Englsnd, still bowls and execrstes 10
MENTALLY owe. its William Conqueror, and
its vigorous line of Normans and Plsntsga-
net.: but without them, If you will CONSIDER
well. what bad it ever beeu2 A gIutsopous
race ol Juses and Angles, capable OF no grand
com biuatllns, lum boring about in pot.bellied
equanimity; not dreaming Of heroic toll, and
silence, and endurance, such as leads to the
high places of this universe, and the golden
mountain tops, where dwoll the spirits OF the
dawn Their very ballot boxes and sutfra-
ses, what they call their Liberty" If these
mean liberty" and ara such road to hea.
ven--Ang l1-Saxon high road shither--oould
never maze o-en possible for thsm but on
such terms How could theys NJthipg but
collision iutoerabls and iuterpressure, sof
men not perpendicular and consequent bat
tie often supervening, could have been sp-
pointed those cndrilisd Anglo-Saxons. their
po;.oeliisd equanlmity itself contloulng liza
bic to perpetual interruptions as 10 the Hep
tarchy time. An enlightened public does
not reflect On these things at present, but will
again oy-and.by Looking with boman eyes
over the England that pos is, and over the
America and the Australia, from pole to pole
and then listening to the constitutional lita.
MES of D-yasduss. and his lamentations on
the old Norman and Piantaganet Kings, and
ais cosnition Of departed merit and causes
of effocts, the mind OF man Is struck dumb"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

4 MANDlNE FOR CHAPPED HANDS
n A large supply OF this elegant and season.
sole preparation, prepared by X BazIa, and for
sale by J. LEADBEATER Il son,
lltn mo2O Stabler's Old Stand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

JNFALLlBi E FGk CHAPPED HANDS
i GlJ cerne and Csmphor Soap for chapped
l,s and face-Compound Camphor Ice, with
GlycerlGe, Tor sale by
PEEL, STEVENS K CO.,
nov 90 Corner OF King and Alfred SIS.