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JACKSON. Tenn, August 81. 1857
The above case was perfectly cured by lS bottles of
Gravel that has ever been in this country.
C. ADAMsON.
Let every iemaIe who expects 10 become "a tnothe,
read the following and profit thereby-
.NoRKviIIE, October, 1858
Mr.. j. =. CowAS-Hear sir You willdo me the kind
ness 20 publish under my certificate the following note
that tue suffering community may be benefited.
have gwen birth 10 nine children. and life beng
miracuously saved (as consider) by your medic ne
cannot IN justice 10 yOu and the public withhold my
testimony 10 its many virtues.
used your Iithontriptic in small portions perhaps
once day for live months, which dispeled Ifirely
the tatulent sickness of the stomach and heA tburn
which had annoyed me. TO alarming extent
In all nay former pregnancies- When was con
same medicine, which gave easier deliv
cry by "A great deal than / ever had before. Nor 10
this ALL have seen 1t tried IN and heard from
respectable source in another thst your Ifhon.
trptic was tried in. and the Midwife wiki others in al
attendance were thoroughly inced that the pain
the delivery was very much lessened by It's uEe.
would say Ia all my sex that expect be mothers
TO be without your invaluable medicine during
nancy and particularly the time of confinement, a
II has marked tendency relax the system conse
quently the pain OF labor is much diminished: fur
ther my Physicians and Midwife both said that had
dropsy Of the Womb. and now enjoy bestSf healtt
than have done IN ten years, and believe the dis
ease is entirely removed.
sir do this that the sunerugs of very many Of my
may be alleylated If they only their
preiudices much try the Ithontriptic II any
person wishes 70 know my opinions further upon this
subject, they can address me at Yorkville, Tenn.
CYNTHIA l. SNOW. .
was presen; and heard Mr. snow acknowledge the
facts contained in the above certificate. Il hAxeleen
acquainted with Mr.. aud Mrs. snow for many years .
and have reason 10 believe the truth of their certh
cate. Rev. J. W. NEEDHAM
PREPARED ONLY By
nar23-trisGw6m NasLriIIs T-,ns.s,.
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IT Is DELICIOUS TO TAKE,
every Country Mere
McLean's Volcanic Oil Llniment


For Man or Beast. a
Another Remarkable Cure Performed by II
Leans volcanic Oil LinimenE.
READ fOH fOtRsELNEsg
Thomas ford, biAoEsniith, living CAss ayen
on 1cuth street, had horrible running sure on
foot he Tried various lAnimcats, saves, kc
could do Il good. lie drsIzairoa ever being
20 work al his trade again, because be could l.l
any weight on his fost and by bottle ol Mclean
Nolcanlc ilninlent, ho n nOw perfectly cured.
rheumatism, faIay sis NeuTalgia iiruses Sprains
illness in The JOINTS or Muscles, iurost ~
ings, ksT-ache or footh-ache, Wounds, FRESH Cuts
ssres, Burns, seAids Pains, Az, tcid The magic
lnlfuencc oi tina ~vuieriui ilnlI3cnt.
kor Horses and Cattle u a lnfaiilble remedy r
CAaies, Calls, scratches, Cracked heelS Iainene
SlavIas sNeeiiy, spiint, rtstuia, brutscs Sweliin
Nounas, tfiie cilaks tliss, Other ise
which animals ii-bie iujurles or .ccI-
EVery Country Merchant should obtain supply
hriaAAs Nocalc Oil L-lnlinenf. IL sells rAllllly
cause ID aiNays cures.
a liberal discount wlli 5e made ~ merchants "
buy - Sel again.
80 tor sale by J. II. MoIEAS, Propristor, ccrn
oi alird ana fas streets, ~ loass, Missouri; also
sale - A0oye apAS-sttx &Ely
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rhe Cheapest and Most Reliable
Ague Kennedy in tne w orid.
Craeltnburg Fever and Ague Remedy.

ftNIls meal, ne does contla cue par tcie VI ss
J. esalor oth.r taJarto-As saas-aises u Aay &hd.
tie tIkIS II o4ss ia 10 v"i'HaSd use TOT
sliuTt tise >. s1eIn A fohiVfsS ~g
IN. IslAL.l M. amt
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q uE Directors ol ths lcauesaeu Aarlne aud fars
Il lus1lsaiiCa C1anf-a.y iaAXv tais aay aSesArcd a
,N ts.aa %. slA DOG4-Asso icI SsaIr o-t "a Tie roi
ia "a Iae tAst t4Otas, ybe ts t-s sta @lOi,lsfs
.cs.-l@ A. N BU1LLk, sec'y
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Na.hviIle, August Ia.h, Isss.

IA b. te un,lersae reSvivers, storeFs slaa seller
w cogion have sgFeel alaan nah slns seAle
OF charges, Si1:
ltscslsiag and weighing, IS eeBis per Bale.
lceesylas hssgliss a...s storage, ler EnaEtkk
OF leSs, ~ esc.sts lscr o4is-
toe ssen a,l.ats,aal neaIh or lraellsa Of msnth,
~ ceats l<g e4le.
FoF seil.i rendering account of saies &c, IS
pee b.ls.
Purchasing with funds Ia hand, so psF bale.
1ha above enargss A be strictly adhered to IL ey-
cry tastAnce. kIsftkb, MALES 4 CO
a. TIA AliTuN.
J. A. AlcAIIsIkR A Co.
JohSSoN, .HEAykR = COZ
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NEAR JACKSON, Madison county, Tenn,
n 4

Mr.. J. +. CowAN;-Ilear srs-I hereby certify that in
the summer Of the 1855. servant OF mine boy
about l9 of age who had always before this
been stout and OF vigorous constitution attacked
with gravel. Physician was called who attended on
him for several months during which time be grew
worse daily, until he helpless, aud believe would
have died IN few days had II not been for friend
who advised the use of Cowan's Lthonuptic. / pro-
cured few bottles, the first OF which gave him reiic
and in a short time he able 10 walk about and
finally fully recovered; since which time he has had
symptoms of SAID disease, and all appearance as
healthy as any servant ON my plantation. / there
fore recommend il u all persons suffering under
like disease, as one OF the most certain remedie
known.
Given under my hand this August 22d 1857
DANIEL SHELTON
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Con.,t,utionai ni-ea.es.

~ ConssftutfonaI Bfsenrers
Many diseases ,hat afct humanity are Inpcrf 90 AZ
heir looms from the diseased bodies OF sicky sife~
scrofula cs,Hssmpticn, syphilis and fts, are among
the unst common constitutional diseases vow Ne
care no: ow tnAay generations the seeds of these cs
eases may have been established IN the system, cor
rulrg the bioo,i--lfadNayk ReRocatHg keotnaHf VII
eradicate the bodies II the sEcted every pAft
Gle Of diseased deposits, and III the VEINS VIII new
r.ilre and lrealthx hlnod.
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ClaibOrne's Machine Works,
NASEEVELEE. TENN
Removal.

TIME subscriber takcs this method of informing his
L old customers and friends aud the public general
iy that he has removed his Hardware store from the
old stand Market street to No 80 in the large brick
building lately erected the South side Of Broad
where he keeps constantly on hand and makes TO
der the various articles embraced in his line Of bus
ness lie invites especial attention 10 his large
ncnt of CASTINGS. HOIIOW-WARE, BRASS, &c., such
as Mantle and Coal Crates, Wagon Boxes, Plow NOds,
straw Cutters, Corn-~llellers, Corn -Crushers, MIL
Crushefs Balcony Work and Iron Fencing Coffee Mills.
Tea kettles Brass Kettles, IoG Irons, Candle sticks,
aud almost endless variety Of other articles
Jan eft ANIREW ANDERSON.
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A c RID.

retiring frosn the business desire 10 tender my
i thAnSs to tny Numerous pztTons and friends Tor
tner leng and liberal patfoaage, AId weule
mend liay sgccrssors, Acssrs Hrsa AeCgsa Co. as
geatlenaen IN every respect wOrthy eoualenre.
a b. AOklSIS
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rINHE partners hip h1ret.fore existing besween the
Il under sig ned, under tue nrm nane oi ii. h. Mok
klS 4 ~. la the tsrOcsTy an, Gonna nszsoa bssiness
u tuts .ay xed By mutal st, III b. Morris
ha ag sIa his interest Hugh AcCsea tlther Irt-
por is Authugtzed % use ti1e irl liui
aatlou. a. B. AOkkiS,
W uUOtkK HARRIS.
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GREAT ATTRACTION TO CASH BUYERS.
T. l. T. q A n Il .5s
FALL AND WINTER GOODS |!

I'VE are opening the mess eegenily assorted Stock
w OF desirable
Fail and Winter Goods
il has been orr pleasure % ofter 10 ths Trade
We would ask the Iar Iealar agieDuon Of strangers
visitinE the city well all persons who buy for
Cash, to careful exsminatiun Z our STOCK before
making their pnrcllasss, seli exclusively Tor
Cash. We cterm ned to offer snch Inducements
fzif brng she larger por;ion o the Cash
traae 10 Us, very many PeFsens who would bny
for Cash and do when sulticeat IN aigcem ats ID
fefed have already expressed n II d.iight that :
Cash House hus b@,en established N Nashville.
". A. 4 J. q. NceIkL AND,
octs-Q 81 and 81 College 81
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PA RTN SHIP

Ii ANING purchased the iaterest cf Ar. II. B. Nor
ii Ia tAe basiacss uf IL. Il. AsrrIs a Co., We
this day ass..cEatea with Ar. y haogST Harris,
aid III cuntaae IA tne Gruoefy aud Commission bs-
iucss At t4e ssid stand. HJSH NCCJlkA.
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EDWARD H. RowLIY.
KESaSeToS, Sept u, 1850, --'->
DIX. JAMES WILLIAMS ;

Dr. JAMES WILLIAMS: '
! wear Slrs-Having suffered for a long time fror,
dyspepsia so severely that was completely nrosfrat
ea and having tried every means for relief witbont
success. vas advised to Use your @AntiIN
Ehnr- affords me much pleasure 10 inform Won
that am entirely cured by ts use anc cordially rs
commend Il TO all persons suffering under nvsnef<s
Very resnectfuuv ec = foo~
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Ts stArnp arornd each Pot MI Also bear the
a the fras.riesas eEsd 81 sse uu4ld slstes asentkA
f,ruretsts saa Ikralcrs sIli o1scrNe ezeh 1ozlu
f..rkasr ne fafissinE hbeis
fmr-mrAss cztxlox--~Ifss Increased refut4lton an
xr~.t sesasna for Ihosn< C0sngeGnd ExtFact a. f1af
n. nnd SarsafarAa, have been naag-uenls lsF e<efs
- oar lnasfafidas ~ this Fzuabie Hiece- Neness
.s ss.rllcLlarlg zFned af tbs fact that they utsf cs
q thesr Eara and nst dtsHase a Ans inps=fe <fttie
irssiafel u iniaFe their Fefsuza.s and 1~=tFey "a
ssers.s ~ tbs a. lnai pref.sraKol, ~ ohftzte hh
the -hserlbar fsauress,r 1aaes IkrralIt b ailu
4 as nrsl q Tia Iullcd Staiesf has a.
t.ehea ia ssnstare - thsz cxata, - esasDtesfei
~hicA : ftrx<fy- 1aA< A, tek<szE
adrezs ~ lers for the abs.xe .Ftis slh faii drsr
tia.ls Cor shipuenf -
JOHN A. TARRASr a cIl, preEgssis.
No rs, Greea ~lca >c1<ssr H-Tfsa - -. n
D. s-aLF
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ChiIdren,. nl.ea.e..

Iu.tunys eaassfias AssoinaAf should be hailed ass
blessing % every moiber, the iznds whose
infants are afflicted with Sores. Hainofss &r These
br.akiue,s ous tthus c4riy) evidence OF disease
the parent STICK. fe~ doses o te
aouafis.a Rszassnf ~il eradcae every ycSsse 81 t'e
alseAss and insure tbs cd ssena and hSsiihs eoay
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LIVERY STABLE.

tyvM I. WRIGHT X CO, would respect =.
w Iully iniorlu the Ctzcns Ol NasnNhie ~
aaa lac ,ubalc gvurraiiy, uiat tlieS nAN. ZS-xA-
,urc..sva tue veal AunAH Livery stable lu.
natures, Loan cry oecupvH " IA . u.tss vH
harAvt Stgcvs - tbcio~ the ,i~Afe.
Ne nlNe urst-rate tots -ud OOA-st.iIs 10 accVnno-
urvyvls, a4a ah VgE iTlenAs "40 ma! iai"F "s
~ ttIctr patronage.
We pn.SIge 10 give Satisfaction i ali Cases
Ne IaAsu a ~ ~ uu.iOv4 u sAu sAaaia iioIscs Aiid
ne IsugglVs IiTo at al tuIts.
aus. "a, 90 lB bean surpassed by any
stable l so1tlern cOlHtsy I's,is @iolg aiiA see
IO1 ysua sciNcs. - ,,......, =,
lvOS-lg WA u "AohA n w.
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.oe1-4.nIon street, near Market

EsptCTFUi.lY anpounces 10 the Ladies' oi Nash
vile and yseinty, Ihai she has no~ oren Tor
cir Inspection, her new sls ier9l Fan anu "'.sss ~,
.ss @ ..,.t Nl4nery ssoous. Her assortsiest viii
s,ud unusually rlch and elegansi eosnifishs tie
- ,.ractiye AZ we'll useInt oi tne eiHsseest lad
- 81 @ ,se ,,ay Her supply Bonlssts aiid bonnes
,,,ees are especially well teieeteI, And she Hat
nf r-.f that nutsntis, Gu be lessnd IA Tie city
''s ore modest, TASTEFUL aila eiesan l.
settlz-lD
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Meoifal.
Greatest Nlcdical w onder
OF THE AGE!
M VANS
VEGETABLE LITEONTRPTIC,
Friend of the Human Family !!

VI >tE world is challenged produce medicine flai
has afforded the same amount OF relief 70 suffer
ing humanity as Cowan's Iith0ntripfic. F."
COWAAiS Lf7fiONTRIPTTC has cured thousands
of case Of Stone in the BLADDER and kidneys. ff
Z COWAN'S LITIfONTRff'7TC has cured tbs most
aggravated cases of Gravel and is the only
certain remedy now known for the above diseases.
sCUWAN'S LI7TfON7RIf>1IC never fails 10 cure
all the diseases Of the kidneys and Bladder. .-fas
COWAN'S LI7TfONIi9LI'7IC is the only sure rem
edy for Diabetes in r'li..-
COWAN'S LI7HOSTRIPTTCi is a certain cur for
Chronic GonOrrhora and elect =
. CCWAN'S LI7TIONTRLI'7TC cures weakness o
the Ioihs.
GOWAN'S LTTTONTRIPTTC has cured the worst
cases of Prolapsus TERI ever known. s
COJPAN'S LI7ffONTRII'TIC is the only sure rem
edy that has successfully cured Barrenness
COfAN'S LITHON7RII'7i, will cure the worst
forms of propsy.
COWAN'S LTTHON7RIP7zc viii cure long stand
ing cases of structure and remove Nenerea Tant
the sy stem.
.COWAN,S LI773OSTRLP71C is the cnly remedy
known for the cure Of all synpathetc complaints
nant should AT procure bottle if she wishes
feel WELL while in that condition
COWAN7S LI7HON7PI'T7C is the only remedy
yet discovered that will relieve the pains Of labor
and the whole female world should rejoice that such
discovery has been made whereby they have obtained
friend 10 assist them in the greatest tralOl their
life E
The most Incredulous will be convinced Of the grea
efficacy Of the ithoutriptic by reading the following
certificates and those around each bOttles-
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NJ MEhCUR1 USED.
NN. y M y - ~ SON
Corner of Main and Quay streets Buffalo Ne,o IOrk
RE the only Physicians in the state who are mem
n bers of the Royal College Of Surgeons, London
May he consulted from O'Clock Ia the morning un
u at night, 10 every state and symptom Of Disease
The treatment they adopt is the result Of upwards
80 years extensive and successful practice in Europ
and America
A Most Scientific Invention
An Instrument Tor the cure of genital Liability,
NOCTURNAL Emissions more properly known Seminal
Weakness, &c., be permanently cured in from NJ
teen 10 twenty days by the use OF this instrument
when used conjantly with medicines.
Young Men Take Particular Notice.
DIR. AMOS d son take pleasure IN announcing tha
they have invented most important instrument for
the of the above diseases IL has been subjected
a test of the most eminent physicians ia i.ondon,
Paris Philadelphia and New York IL has been declAr
Ell the only useful instrument ever yet Invehted for
the Of Seminal Weakness any disease Of the
genital organs, caused by the secret habits Of youth
DIR. AMOS d SON IN order satisfy the most
skepfical % the merits az their instrument pledge
themselves that any instance where NAV prove
unsatisfactory after fair trial the money wln be re-
funded by returning the instrument In good order.
Persons wishing the above useful instrument will
observe that the price, with the accompanying direc
tons, securely packed. ani sent by mail express
tan dollars q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-26
THE PARSON AND THE LADY.

A young clergyman residing in this city
a short time ago paid flying visit to Lon
don, and in Oxford street met young LADY
weeping bitterly Touched by her distress
he accosted her, and she told him that she
had Just come to town from Birmingham
with her father, she had missed him IN the
street, and being an utter stranger was ut
terly at loss whore to 60 or what to do.
Our friend recommended her TO return at
once to Birmingham, and put her into cab to
proceed to Euston square station, stating
that he would have accompanied her II he
had not been obliged to return to Bristol i'm
mediately Before driving off be asked the
young lady if she had any money to pay
her fare, aud she replied in the negative
Our friends then handed her q couple OF SOW
ereigns and bis card, aud the cab drove oit
Now, we dare say that the reader antIcl-
pates the denOumen:, and is prepared TO Ioln
in the laugh with which the friends OF the
clergyman greeted him as victim Of the
arts of the whimperipg miss. But "he who
laughs last laughs BEST" says the proverb
and this was the reward OF our friend; for
after enduring much good-natured sarcasm,
and, what is perhaps worse, some real pity for
his ignorance of female wiles and ingenuity,
the story of the forlorn damsel turned out to
be true. A few days since our friend recelv-
ed letter from the lady's father, 40 aged cier-
gyman, stating that he had accidentally lost
his daughter as the young lady described,
and thanking him for "she most disinterested
act of kindness he had ever met with in the
course Of long life" Of course, an order
was enclosed for the repayment Of the loan,
which bears the highest OF all interest, graft
tude; and may we not add public rePect.-
Bristol ERgLal,d) Mirror
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DAPER! PAPER!!-Just received, direct
from the manufacturers. another supply
OF Cap and Letter PAPER, which will be sold
cheap by the Ream or otherwise
dec Is JOHN H. PARROTT.
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IiHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN-W ARE.
R. r. MILLER, SON 4 CO., hpor-
tcrS. have received two instameuts OF their fall
supplies from the English PotterleS, and will
continue to receive accessions TO their stock TIL
the business season sets in.
K. II. MILLER, son & CO, can assure
their friends and customers as well as all oth.
crs from the interior. that their stock shall be OF
the most desirable description. and that their
prices will compare favoraby with those OF any
dealers in their line, in any other markets III the
United States.
r. II. MILLER, son x co. have prepared
themselves TO offer to Virginia Merchants every
inducement to make their purchases IN their
line. within the limits OF the Commonwealth.
WINDOW GLASS.-They have just recelv.
ed via Antwerp and New York. from the great
manufactorv of "Roux," near Brussels, ll4H
boxes FRENCH WINDOW GLASS. OF super
ior quality, and OF different thlcknesses, which
they have imported under such circumstances
as to enable them to offer superior article al
very moderate prices. Smo24
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KIND WORDS-WHY USE THEN?

/. Because they always cheer him to whom
they ore addressed. They soothe him if be
is wre,ched. They comfort him If be is
wretched They comfort him if he is sad
They keep him out of the the slough of dcs
pond or help him out if he happens to be in.
.. There are words enough Of the opposite
kind flying in all drections-sour words
cross words -fretful words-insulting words
--overbearing words-irritating words. Now
LEI; kind words have O chance to get abroad,
since SO many, so different, are on the wing.
3. Kind words bless him that uses them
A sweet sound on the tongue tends to make
the heart mellow. Kind words react upon
the kind feelings which prompted them, and
make them more kind. They add fresh fuel
to the fire of benevolent emotion in the
soul.
4. Kind words beget kind feelings toward
him that loves to use them. People love to
see the face and hear the voice of such man.
Kind words are therefore Of great value in
these hard times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-26

IOBG. McyEIGH, ATTORNEY 1T LII 2,
u aud GENERAL L.lND n ENT, 81.
Pam. Minnesota Territory.
RErEREycEs.-Sturges Bennett & Co; r. II.
Loury. Cashier Bank of Republic, New York;
Chubb Brothers, Washington, ID. C.; Brent
Kinzer: Vim. n McVeigh, President OF Bank
of Old Dominion, Alexandria, Va; Wurts,
Austie x McVrigh, Philadelphia, Pa; Hopkins
Hull x Co; Appleton &'Co, Baltimore, Md; +.
H. Miller x Co.. St. Louis Mo; Hon. J. W.
Brocker brough, Lexington, Va. jy l;-eoly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-26

n OTICE-Ihe senior partner having with
= drawn from the firm of JAMES GREEN
X SONS. our future business will be conducted
under the name and style OF GREEN Il BRO,
who have now on hand Tor sale, and will con-
tinue to manufacture at the old stand, corner OF
Prince and Fairfax sts. general assortment OF
the most modern and antique FURNITURE, Feather
Beds, Hair, and Shuck Mattresses, &c, and every
other article embraced in our line OF business.
We hope by the aid OF the most modera ma
chineTy, and the many cOnveniences which our
mAnufactory is provided with, TO be able to make
it the interest OF those wanting anything in our
line, TO give us call. JOHN W. GREEN,
ap3O-tf s. A GREEN
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iICkENS' WORKS -Peterson's beautiful.
uniform. illustrated edition OF Dickens
Works, in 25 volumes, price S23. for sale by
ian is ROBERT BELL.
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NO. %.
MISCELLANEOUS READING.
A REGIMENT PUT TO FLIGHT BY \
SW ARM nE REFS

Ia India, lately, while the army were re-
turning from Alunbagh to camp, one Of the
Lancers was tempted to poke his spear into
a bees nest, when the swarm al once turned
ou, and attacked the soldiers with such ierU-
city, that they all turned tail and fed, both
officers and men abandoning their guns, aud
they did not stop until they had reached the
camp, where they were enabled to partially
protect themselves from their active persecu-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-26

1,HARLES HASKlNS, ARCHITECT. Washing
I ton, d. C., will continue 10 furnish DESIGNS
and PLANS. for every class of building, together
with detail working, drawings and specIhca.
tions of materials and work; also, the drawing OF
contracts for the same-and general supernten-
dence. Ey7 Office, Penn. av., between 10Th and
llth SITS. Washington, d. {. feb l2-dti
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LOTTERY ADvERTIsEMENT.
CWAN 4 CO.'S LOTTERIES!
MfGNIFICENT SCHEME y
100000 FOR TEN DOLLARS

The following Scheme will be drawn by S.
SWAN & co. Managers OF the FoRT GAINES
ACADEMY LOTTERY, in each OF their Lotteries tor
January 1855, at AUGUSTA, Georgia. 10 which
city they have removed their principal Office
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