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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-04-02
BRorHERLY AFFEcrioNy loy

In the reikTne of O,tean Anne NJ gsolSf3ar
bsIonping to The mafch;es iresim,n,
wbiebfw ss ouattering in the eitvla1 yfsrs
che. Ter silalan..,Ss for ris.ssrf;oSr ssny,
Eba;ny tr;..a hy aconr, aIss ySas,. san.
,.ncsd IN bs sho. Ths C',lnnisI, .,ian,,
Lieutenan, G6lonlL bsssnIS a,Lths, time in
london. the Seommand of The reg;menI
descendsd ia Ihe Major a most ;nSnman
nan s,ss atba ldass n !, b;.b ,hs :Hr,ss
was 10 be executed HAVING arrived ,bs
a,,;,, an at . .,,s,,s an sIms 80
4 ~ wn on 10 u Sc ,bs 'sgscn,;on 'F'1'@s
It's the eusiam IN l,base ooeas;ons 10
draw lots from the eseyeral cornoraIs for
this disapreeable office and when eyery
one .exnsctetI IS see tho.e lois as snusSn1aI
sthey-wsTe aston5shsd 10 End ,hats, f,e Al ~
.inr had given o,ders1 tbat the 2nrisoner
rshuuI8 di. nv The hands of ,is own hrnlb.
rer. Who was only a nnriyats in The same
comoanv. and who. when the ornel order
arrived. was taxing leave of his nnbanny
'bro,her and Win 1eaYs fast fiowing .hsr
exnressed The aneuisb Of ,his soul, was
.han,,;ng for tha last tinoa ahont h;s neeL
81 his knees did the poor fellow beg
that he mivht MT baya a hand in bis
bro,her.s des,h: and the moor nrisoner.
forgettiny for The moment lis neti,ions to
hesysn S.gged 10 die bv anv hands than
those of bis brosber The unrelenting
officer however conId, bv no means he
nreyail.d nm to reyok. h;s cruel order
shonyh ent,eatea 10 do 40 bv eyerv on.
or ie The rsv;ment. on ,bs oon,rs3v he
swors that The brother and he only
should he The executinner II il were oniv
for ayamnI..'s saLa ~ nsts ;,s,;cs ~
near mnrs ,.rr;hls When much t;me
baJ h.sn vos,sd in rru;,less ArJaovoro -
soften the rigor of His inhnmsn sentence
the nrisonrs nr.nared 10 die and he
brother 10 he he erecu,;oner
The Major strict 10 The maxius Of
crn.l'v stands close 10 see that III. Mace
xss nntriv loaded. which be;no dnn.
he di5scfs pp tba. tbe mid mo'ion oT hi.
cane shall bs tbe signal 10 Arc Aecor
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-04-02

rs The prudent man forsssstb evil.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-26
u KANAVHAs e. H. VIRGINIA. TUEsDAY \, JANUARY 26 1858

her father could mean, unless TO make
her-hnsband pay for her by the pound (in
which case she would have been a dear
bargain) she had not Tia least idea.
.'And now said honest John Hull to
his servants, bring the box hithef =.
The box to which The mint master
pointed was 4 huge, square, iron-bound
oakea chest; it was Big enough. my.
children, for. all four Of YOU 70 play hide
and--seek inss <s IA
The servantsStagged with might and
main, but could not lit this enormous re-
ceptacle, and we're finally obliged to drag
it cross the fiook ,.EES%S
Captain Hull TIL en- tooksa key out Of his
gi.dle, unlocked the chest, and lifted its
ponderous lid. Behold! twas full 70
the brim Of bright pine shillirgss
fresh from The mint and Samuel Sewell
began to think that his father-in+law had.
cot possession of all the money in the
Massachusetts, Treasury: butit was only
the mint masters honest share Of the
coinage. Then the servants. at Gaptain
Hubs command, heaped double handfuls
eflitinto one side Of the scales, while Bet
sey remained III the other. Jingle, jingle
went The shillings, as handful after hand.
ful was thrown in. till, plump and pond
erous as she was. they fairly weighed the
Young lady from the f9or,
t.|It There, son Sewell H cried the honest
mint master, resuming his seat in grand
fathers old chan. t'take these shillings
rImy daughters portion use her kind
LIZ, aid thank Heaven for her. 1t is not
every wife that's worth her weight in
sdser r. u |Ht.# &.
The children laughed heartily at this
legend, and would hardly DO convinced
but That grandfather made it out of his
own head. He assured them faithfully,
however, that he had found it in the pages
loflai grave historian, ahd had only tried
to tel itIin a somewhat funnier style.
| 7f'WeIl, grandfather remarked Clara,
eiftEwedding portionsEnow -a-days were
paid al. Miss Betsey's Iwas, young ladies
/ would not pride themselves upon an airy
6gure, as so many Of them do.s''
a. H. F
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-26
AxEtcpnorE 81 WEsrERS SrUMp SPEA

AxEcporE Of WEsTERS SrUMP SPEAK
rNtfEThe system Of sahyassing or cleo
tioheerins, is it is carried on in the
South west, affords muck that is anus
ing as wTell as instructive, We find in
the. Editors Drawer''6f Harper for De-
ceInber, a#rich ioke said 10 have occurred
.in 4 canvass in. Tennessee, betweenSthe
Hon. Cave Johnson and Major Gastavas
la :. Henry. As The story runs, Major
Hin reply to. tho allusion Of his oppo-
nentIasto lis manner VI shaking hands,
said. .EIHI s.= ..IHHs
Twill tell you u little apecdote illustra-
tive of HE peculiar electioneering abili-
ties of ny honorable friend in His inter-
course with our Intelligent constituents
We were. tcanyassing III a remote part OF
the district, and, having an appointment
to speak near tie house1of 4 very infuen-
tial Squire. We spent the previous night
at lis house together. 1T WAS well known
that the Squire controlled all the votes in
that precinct, and that his better half con
trolled him, so-tiat it was all important
10 get on.Ithe right side of her. We had
agreed not ID electioneer with the Squire
while va Istaid with Him.; but / did not
think this forbade me u do my best
with lis family. Sd IArose about day
break the next morning, and thinking
dhat|I should make friends with the mis-
tress 81 the#house BIZ bringing water to
cook the breakfast. 1 took Il bucket and
started off for the spring | was tripping
off on a light fantastic toe, singing
merrily as l. went along, when what on
earth should / see, as looked into the
bar1yard, but.the old woman milking the
cow. while my honorable friend. with his
face ruddy with morning exercise, and
his long locks streaming in the breeze,
was holding The COW blythe tail! ] saw in
an instant that he had thestart offme. j
returned % me house discounted, and
abandoned all hope q aIyote in that re-
pion.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-26
!. PARKS & MOsELEY-
| A w NO I'll C. u

i NDREW PARK s x J Ohm Z. MoSELEY.
LA having entered4iato PARTNERSHIP, Tor
Chs rntpose uf practising Law in the Circuit
and County Courts Of kanawha. and IL the
Cl4csK Coufts Of Lossn, Boone and Roane
viii IL erts FER regularly attend those Courts.
All bsssIr ~ entrusted to their care will re-
carve Pre- npt Attention.
II one 81 the ether oE the 6rm can alwaysbe
found, during business koars attheir office,
in Rodgers Row, in the towR Of Charleston.
Charleston, Oct 1855.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-26

AHPRAcrrcaL JokE. III a neighboring
State one Of ths political parties had for
twenty years been III ihd habit ofholding
theirnominating conyentions at the house
He8bappened on ARGENT occasion for
the first lime TO be in when they had fin
ished their business. anil heard little
delegate move that ..this convention ad-
jouril siaf de-
'YSine die T. said Nj, to a
person standing near, what ) thata"
..Why, that's way up ID the Northern
part 1T the county" said his neighbor.
"Holdif you please Mr. Cheerman, Z
said tile landlord, with great emphasis
and earnestness, 1hold ION, sir. Id like
to BE- heard On that question. I have
kept 4 public house now formore' q TWEEN
" Years. I'm apoor man. Tsealways
belonged 10 the party, and never split in
my life. This IS the most central loca-
ton i'd the county, and It's where we've
alters met, Tve never had nor asked an
Office, and have worked pight and day
for the party, and now think, sir il is
contemplate to 60 to adiourning this
convention acay up u Sine Dis.1
u {. *
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-26
TO THE PUBLIC

ANDREW PARKS of Kanawha COUNTY,
and JAMES w. iloGE, Of Putnam county.
nayfng en,ered iato partnership, as Attorneys
and Gounselors at Law under The; style Of
PARKS q HOGE, for the conaties At Mason
ana Putnam; will attend all The colinty,tinar-
.erty and circuiteourtsin those eouaties, and
viii attend promptly to all business which
may be entrusted to them, sppertainng to-
fheirp profession. PARKS " HoGE.
ian.I, 1865
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-26

II i. rIsuER. II. W. ENGLISH.
Eli Law AND JUSTICE. .
1TT I. FISHER aud D /. Nv. ENGLISH hay-
Ill. singentercd into afiartneFship, for The
purpose Of practicing Law in the counties Of
Mason anil Putnam, wifIegnlastyi attend the
GiTsuit; rQaaaterly and. Monthly Courts q
thbse two coun les, and will pay every atten-
kion til business entrusted TO their care.
One of the other or the firm will always be
found at their offne. in Point. Pleasant. and
one Of the other Will regularly be Al the Put
nam County Courts
ut. Pi asant, Dec. -, 'n37y1
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-26
HENRY Al WISE

REcREATIoN-He that spends bis time
IN sports. and calls it recreation. Is like
him whose garment is made of Fihees.
and his meat nothing but sauces lhsg
are healthless, changeeble aud useless
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-26

behind the return it cannot intervene,
we are told, except to see that law has
authorized the act, and that the form, IS
republican. We don't agree with Mr..
Senator Douglas, that his own Kansas
Nebraska Act was not an ..enablino stat
ute, = and we don't agree, either, with
| the President, Mr.. Buchanan. that sla-
very was the only domestic institution,
| to be submitted, as such, tolthe people.
The Kansas bill enabled he people to
govern themselves /; that vas lis yerv
essence and its chief excellence. and eye-s
FyImunicipaf institution Of Safe gov
eminent isa ssdosaesGc institution" The
President is bachelor. and he mus,l
therefore, be excused for not comprehend
| ing . domestic institution as well as
we who have a house full CT children.
lie had better reasons for his recomenda-
ton than he assiged. He was bound 10
look to the fact that this was,the work Of
4 legitimate Conventlon. and. that the work
itself was IN form Repa5liiean. and that
these were subjects for Kansas alone 10.
Judge Of. But whether Kansas had been
allowed to judge whether her people had
been allowed 70 choose, to elect, to adopt
Or reject the Constitution of Government.
| proposed for them-whether they had
been allowed to govern'themselves-was
another fact which had to be Tookedto--
! &c Jacto, aohetker Gle schedule scas Repaid
ftcdn4 De facto. whether there werelnoe
tother domestic Institutions, besides sla-
very, which ought to have been submit
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-26

FoRrrNArr NES.--ThA editors Of the
Culpener Observer are returning thanks,
for several barrels ofyery fine corn aud
4 lot Of delicious roll butter.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-26
FULTZ, DENNY s SHEPARD.
Fob WARDTNC
AND coMMlsslo ON MERCHANTS.

A EEFg GaLLIP0LIS, OHIO,
5TTAVING purchased the Warf Boat ofW
Ii N. Cub6age. will attend promptly to Al
business entrusted to them.
They will keep constantly on hand large
assortment of Boat Stores, Provisions, Grocer
les. &c. 60. q u
Il The highest market price paid in cash ON the
WAR; Boat for Butter, Eggs. Chickens, and
Froyislons generally.
/ Gallipalis, Ohio. June 1911
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-26

The Rev. c. :. Burnett. while labofiag
asa Missionary An Southern Asia, discovered
a staple and certain Cure Tor CoASumption,
Asthma. Rronchittsl Coughs, Coils. Nervous
Debility. and ali5nipurities ofthe BIoo1; also,
a, IA q ana etfeci,lal mode OF Inhaling the
Re,o.dy .I3El Artnated by q desire TO beneft his
sufIeriIg fe.lpws, he Mill cheerfully send the
Recipe (freel 10 such as desire u, with iull
and explicit directions for prepstsfs ING sue
-, sSsfHliy /, stag the Medicine. Address
H4 REy &C. S. BURNETT.
No MIC 6ma,.s s3lHBroadway, NJ n. City.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-26

HIGHT ON THE sURJEcT.,
pERSONS ID want Of Window Glass,
Y Putty, DC. would do well To call On
| !. III, ROGERS.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-26
MEDICAL AND DENTAL.
DENTAL suRenor.

.DR. c. Won BoNHoRsT, the oldest es-
IL tablished resilient Dentist in the place.
would respectfully say 10 his friends, and pa !
irons, that he has removed 10 the Office ocu-
pifd BY DR.. James A Wise, where he will
% happy tofwait on oil who require the aid
ofaskiiiful Dentist. Specimens oil his work
may lie seen at his office, as also Pfenlinlns,
that have been awarded 10 him for Superior
Mechanical Dentistry.
All operations, either Surgipalot M.chani-
cal performed with nea tness and despatch.
Otics, next door to ]. u los hora's Store.
Jan. 18th, 1853, v3nS7.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-26
GA I.LIPO!LIs CARDS.
Shoe findings.
!. Leather &c

tE4@,E, Leather, sc
H we hone, by strict attention TO businesstc
merit liberal share Of public palfsonsaggeGso
DAGES g. I.ECLERCQ.
Gallipolis, May 5, 1857, v3nsY ] -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-26

DIR. JOHN III, HUNTER, 3.
Offers his PROFESSIONAL. SERVICES, to
the citizens of CHkRLk$roN AsDty1ciNIrv.
He may bc found hen gaged--at his
Office, in the room formerly occupied by me-.
Moseley, Two doors above the Kanawha
House |: Or at his residence, an Front street,
III house forneflY eccup ed by Lewis D. Will
son. .sI}} iE .s&. 'y2n23tf
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-26
TEE g
aAana6ka UaIItn Star

laYing lately been fitted up. the propri-
= are now prepared to execute, in SUI
Speciissl al kinds Of Plain and Fancy
Iof BtAsKs q LOB PRINTING.
sortment OF which rid . The printing
On hand. g an sss
PROFESSIONAL VISITING AMP lwassatly
CARDS NEATLY ExEcUTED.
h Orders from . distance will reeeiSs
prompt attention.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-07-07

Nelly my dress aud she might come
and that is the way we have done thi:
week. But last night somebody sent sis.
ter dress just like mine, and now she
can come too. o! if | only knew who
it was, l would get down on my knees
and thank them, and 80 would Nelly, but
we don't know, and we have done all we
could for them-we pray for them; and
on Miss NJ. we are all SO glad now.
Amt you too :"
Indeed | am," was the emphatic
answer. And on the following Monday.
when little Nelly entered the school room,
her face radiant as a rose in the sun.
shine, and approached the teachers table,
she exclaimed in tones as musical as
those Of freed fountain" I'm coming
TO school now, and I'm SO glad !"
Miss NJ. felt as she had never felt
that it was more blessed to give than to
receive. No millionaire, when he saw
his name in public prints, lauded for his
thousand dollar charities, was ever half
so happy as that poor school teacher, who
wore old gloves half summer longer
than she ought, and thereby saved
enough TO buy. that little falherless girl a
calico Dress
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-07-07
A Beautiful Story.

"You were not here yesterday" said
the gentle teacher Of the village school,
as she laid her hand kindly on the curly
head Of one of her pupils. II was recess
time, but the little girl had not gone to
frolic away the ten minutes, not even left
her seat, but sat absorbed in what seemed
fruitless attempt 10 make herself mis-
tress of sum in long division.
Her face and neck crimsoned al the
remark Of her teacher, but looking up, she
seemed somewhat reassured by the kind
glance that met hers. "No ma'am,
was not, but my sister Nelly was"
i remember there was a little girl,
who called herself Nelly Gray, came ia
yesterday, but did not know she was
your sister. But why did you not comet
You seem to love to study very much"
1t was not because did not want to
come" was the earnest answer, and then
she paused and the deep flush again tin
ged that fair brow" but" she continued
after moment of painful embarrassment
" mother cannot spare us both convenient
ly, and so we are going to take turns |;
I'm going to school one day, and sister
next and tonight I'm to teach Nelly all
I've learned to-day; and tomorrow night
she will teach me all she learns while
here. 1t is the only way we can think
of getting along, and we want to study
very much, so as tosometime keep school
ourselves and take care Of mother. because
she has 10 work very hard to take care Of
u.s."
With genuine delicacy, Miss M. for.
bore to. question the child further, but
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-07-07

fIom boyhood, an echo from the dawn oi
life by the ocean strand. The laughter
Of childhood ever blended sweetly with
the song of youth, the voice of manhood
and old age in that old mansion beneath
the shadow of the bills. And without,
there was no lack Of Natures harmonies;
all the longSummer days the birds, trees,
and streams sang in unison, and in neigh
boring hills herds lowed, and lambs gam
boiled in the warm sunshine.
Long years have the grey headed ones
who sat in the chimney nook been sleep.
ing beneath the sod of the church yard !;
but they are not the first we missed from
the freside. One by one the circle di.
minished each had a mission of love and
labor to perform, and as they were called,
went out in strength and beauty, other
homes to create and bless, leaving the old
house at home quiet and lone. And
Time hath taken even that; no trace re.
mains to tell us where il! once stood; but
in modern cottage, snug and cosy, they
who were the presiding geniuses Of the
old homestead, now feeble and silver
haired, wait alone to welcome the smiling
faces Of child and grandchid, tina. now
and then come like rays Of sunshine to
their deserted homes. bringing JOY and
mirlh to their declining years. The old
homestead Z! dear let it remain to every
heart, however humble it may have been.
He who holds in fond remembrance a
home, humble, but pure and peaceful,
has talismanic power within. TO resist
temptation and flee from evil. Time will
steal from US childhood and youth; but
we may cling to its memories, and SO
keep the heart from CROWN old.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-07-07

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is the key
that unlocks the gate wherein sin keeps
man prisoner. 1t is the aqua vitae to
fetch again 10 itself the fainting SOUL
Teltham.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-07-07
VOL. 4-NO. II.

J.W White witness day, Ssicrc &c Grand Ju
ry Travelled 70 miles es,.....................,,,.. as
Same, witr ess, day In case ofO va Cline et Al iS
Alex. Mossgroye, Tr. Tp, taxes collected in War.
Same ~. School Tax collected In Warren In. -''
IN 1901 l60 Q
Same, Special School Tax collected in Dist. Nos
Same, Special School Tax collected in Dist. No.
Same Spec al School Tax collected in Dist NOT
Same, State Common School Fund due RSnSca . .
sT tSTnHship o. lO27 81
due raj ran gs Township S..;.;. ;...: 500 81
same Tor making annual settlement with Andi.
B. Kline, witness dSy VS. before Grand jury
travelled 6l bN
Same, witness day, Ohio vs. Cline ct al. trav.
eeq ol miles". as
.MKinneY. ESQ.,, costs in case II Ohio vs. John
Mcdowell Co. for Medium Record for Clerk
JPg RsTthgTSt tai jnf 2i Mcfarland Bros.v;
Lfsi5 Sts. C1sPsF % Fl R'SS days.. asFsIlsadI
John visr', tal Juror 2 days, acFSriand& "
n Bros vs. r 200
Rros vs. RtSt Gays Mcfarland aO
Rgos STaEi1 w tai Juror days Mcfarland
I'm Abraham q tai Juror Juror DAYS T MCFARLAND 2C
-, Bros vs. G r X Co.,. - 2CC
WIN NJ. Frazier az e tS . Juror days Mcfarland
John Hammond q tai juror 2 days Mcfarland
- Bros vs O R Oo............ e. ... ...... zoo
" Q Jpnkins tai jqrorl day, Risher vs. Thorn 6
VIM Y Abraham tai juror d. Lewis VS. Peck's
d III .Si H. u
Thomas Drury - 6I
Thomas Miller M
u. Lindsay n
VIM Pickersgill 6f
Jacob Walker n
Charles Fickes AZ
4 4 m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-17
AUCTION SALES.

VALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY FOX
SALE.-The subscribers offer for sale thet
property adjoining the Fish Wharf on IN" south
side, aud running los feet = inches more or
less, 10 the line of the property known as Dun
das's, fronting upon Union street, aud running
east into the Potomac River. lthas upon 1t one
r=Sfs two story FRAME BUILDING, renting
ID tor $500 per snnum, with one or two nsn
sheds. The Platform Wharf has been rented at
some Fishing seasons from $500 to S4DO-'h'~
Wharf and water privilege offers a hhf oppof-
tunlty tor some Coal Company as a most con.
venient point ior the landing and shipment OF
Coal. II not disposed OF privately before, II will
be offered at public sale, on honGdy. The Isl
day Of March, 1898, on the premises, sale com.
rnrncIng at II O'Clock. For terms, &c, apply
70 FLEMING * DOUGLASS,
n. w. corner King and Union streets.
feb l7-eotd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-17
Congress.


In the Senate. yesterday, MIR. Houston o.
fered q resolution, which lies over, instruct
ing the Committee on Foreign Relations to
inquire into the exped'ency OF this Govern
ment exerci. ing a protect ,rate over Central
America.
Several bills for the improvement OF rivers
and barbors were introduced and referred
MIR. Hale submitted a resolution Tor the
facilitation of the transmission of the mails
between New York and Boston.
The Joint resolution providing for the re-
c~eption Of Turkish Admiral, we're taken up
and considered.
10 the House of Representatives, Mr..
Letcher, from the Ways and Means Commit
tee, reported the deficiency appropriation bill,
and gave notice Of his intention to call It up
for cvnsi ~ieration next week.
The Maryland contested election case ~as
taken up.
This j. the case wherein Mr. Brooks, one
of the candidates from the fourth Congress
sional district of Maryland, contests the seat
Of Mr.. Davis. The contestant petitions that
the Committee on elections shall have power
to take such testimony 10 the case as will sat
isfy the Ii use Of the truth Of his sttttment',
and tbereupon the House shall order a new
election to be had.
The m jority OF the committee report ad-
verseiy and the minority tngorabiy to the
prayer Of the petitioner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-17

soy. A CARD.-At the solicitation OF my
announce that at the ensuing munlci
pal election, | shall be a candidate for Chiei En-
queer OF the Fire Department. From boyhood
up have never been found wanting when dan
s-t called me to a Fireman's duty. The com
muulty IN which | was born ana reared kno"
ne. aid ask their support, promising that no
,Hor, on my part to discharge my duty will be
spared. Ii ! am a young man, | am an old Fire
man [feb i7-eotel CHARLES ID. RUDD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-17

TAYLOR & HUTCHINSON would call the
attention o, dealers TO the following goods,
~ received, and offered for sale at reduced pri-
G., Richardson's, Dunbar, Dickisop Co, and
Glbson's super family Linens; rs pieces
:rschrd long Cloth; Is pieces S, 9, and va
cached Shee'iug; a large assortment OF Table
Linens and Napkins, so pieces plain Cambrics
,i lacone,s; ?5 pieces plaid Muslins; Servants
goods IN every variety. feb II