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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-05
STOCkIIOLDER.
ltOMM UNICATED.

"Justitia, " in Yesterdays Gazette, reviews
at length the oath taken by the Commission
ers, at our municipal election, and it, bear
ing upon their acts, and boldly asserts "that
the oath is the law
| contend it is only part of the law, and
has to be taken in connection with other p"r-
tons, which is to govern them. By cur
charter, the Commissioners are appointed ="
superintend tie eiection-thiS is their duty
the election shall be ciosed ut sunset of that
day, and the polls kept open no long"r-
There ends the duty Of the Commissioners,
81 far ~ the election goes, and as far rs
their oaths extend to receiving and return
ing the votes. On the day OF election they
are to Judge of the legality Of the votes cast.
and the clerks are sworn To- record faithfully
ONLY such votes as by the Commissioners
are deemed legal The law says, the nerj d"Y
after the election. a majority OF the Com
missioners shall make Il list OF the votes rr-
ceirrd at said election, and the person having
the highest number shall be duly elected
for the CITY Councils, they shall also the day
after the election meet to d'!d dHd comI"nt
He rotSs Qircn for all the other officers
You will therefore perceive three Commits
sioncrs are appointed TO serve ut tn" election,
and not less, and get on the next day Il ma
;oyify of these Commissioners may act i'll adj
ding and comparing. Does any one sup
nose that two Commissioners the day after
AN election shall be constituted tribunal L"
Judge or decide upon the acts 81 the three VII"
were under the solemn obligations OF al oath:
or that it was ever contemplated b! IT,"
law. that the day after au election. tn" n"li
books shall he mutilated and purged. as - us
tita" has it, by majority. when that duty
had been performed by tire" the day before:
that they should sit i'll judgment. send Tor
evidence, swear witnesses, and perform the
duties that only were theirs on the previous
dav? You will perceive that the Commits
sioners the next day had only to make Il list
of the votes received, not throw out or add
10. Their duty was only to add and com
mare the votes received. because without this
COMPARISON it could not be- known who were
elected for the Offices.
The law is explicit too as 10 the day OF
election, and aH the votes received on that
day have to he counted on ihc next nor can
the Commissioners hc governed 10y any III
formation or hearSay that may come 10 their
knowledge after that day.
A SEEKER AFTER TRUTH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-05

REMARkS-The market during the week has
presented very little activity. The receipts OF
Flour and Grain have been light, and the transac-
t;ons moderate. The stocks of Flour on hand are
light. and owing to disagreement between buyers
and sellers Ms TO the price. shippers have purcha-
sed lightly, and the sales have been confined prn-
cipally the city trade, at the figures given above
The offerings of Wheat on Change have been
quite light bu, we have noticed considerable I'M
provelnent in the quality, and steady advance III
prices. There were sales reported yesterday oil
good to prime white Wheat ut l5o@ l5Ic.. and red
ut 1906 1859 for fair and 1000 li5c. for good 10
primo. There is q good demand. and the trans
actions are restricted by the receipts. The market
closed firm. Corn has been. and is in very fair
request. and during the week prices have advanced
3(G5c. closing with sales ut Soc tor white. There
has been nothing doing in yellow, and no receipts
reported. Rye and Oats are quiet, and the opera
tons in each have been to a very small extent
We quote Rye ut soc. Oats 4Sc., scarce, but wan
ted Provisions and Groceries quiet but steady.
Plaster is in brisk demand, and the sales for the
week have been very fair. Tho stock on hanh u
moderate We quote lump. delivered on the cars
at 81 37i; Ground ST. Fertilizers are beginning
10 he enquired for already. There is Il very good
supply on hand here. and Farmers will fnd II 10
their advantage to supply themselves in this mar
ket Sumac is wanted. Butter and Eggs are In
more plentiful supply. aud prices are tending
downward Lard is i'll demand at To l2c. HAY
is in very fur supply at 62Gs7jc. + 100 lbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-05

Mr.. Phelps then reported ii new bill from
tbr Committee Of WAYS and Means, which
was PASSED. The new" bill is Identical with
the old one originally reported from the Com
mittcr Of Ways and Means.
The hill making appropriation for fulfill
inc treaty Stipulatirns with the lanrt"n and
Tonawamda Indians, WAS taken up.
The following Senate amendments were
nd ptri: So .n62 for carrying the lnltcd
States mails from Panama TO Oregon: 81, 500
for carving the mail across the l>tlmus OF
Panama until June 50. 1899: S.Hl. l66 for
TRANSPORTING the mails across the lsthmu> Of
Tchuantcpcc. The bill was then passed.
The Senate amendments IL the MiSccllauc-
Gus Appropriation bill were taken up. The
following amendments were c0ncurrcd III,
viz: reduction Of appropriation for surveys
of public lands to SIS, 600: increase OF appro-
priation for repair Of Pennsylvania avenue to
5000: 5000 10 repay Gov. Douglas for
SUPPLIES furnished volunteers called into ser
vice by Oregon in lSj6-'j1; payment Of
Florida volunteers. $4l3.60O: repair Of Long
Bridge. - .0OO: for altering old Senate cham
her for Use OF Supreme Court, s"S.ooo.
The amendment providing for an extern
sion OF the treasury nhte Jaw vi l0'', WI wv"
wears. was adopted by | majority:
The Senate recedcd from the disagrcelnS
amendments 10 the bill, (among which were
the amendment restoring the appropriation
of 100000 for continuing the extension OF
the Capitol, and the amendment appro-
priating $3.50 900 for completing the WASH
ington aGucduct and it was passed.
\ recess of one hour was taken, from a.
m. 10 IL. IN. Noquorum. however, was pre-
sent until Ia o'clock.
The Postal Appropriation bill having been
referred To Il committee of conference. came
back from the Senate as originally reported III
the House. and was passed.
The hour for adjournment having arrived.
The Speaker made few brielrcmarkS, con-
Graduating the House that the legislation ne
cessary for the welfare Oh the country had
been consummatrd. lie returned thanks To
the lIorsctnr the encouragement and support
which had been extended to him. fine had
failed to exercise that strict impartia!ly which
became his position. it was the fault OF his
Judgment and not of his heart. The rcSo-
luton of thanks voted by the House ne would
hold in grateful remembrance.
TIL" remarks of the Speaker were received
with heartily applause by the House. and the
numerous a,scmblasc congrcgatcd in the gal
lcrIcS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-05
oNNl NlJhTfD.


To H. ". |and'UtH, esq. |'"''" 81
periutenlenf If the Orongt uaj .ilcr9Hd,i"
p,;y.o,,y. J., Van. hoo, b;tbcrt, ,,ner,lly
,.r :,
uhaerS'""a' 'ha' inc "''nc"'t III 'I"'" ~
the accommodation vt tn" pubic hy an inter-
change IF freight cars between the Orang"
, p,;,.,,I. ,o,. =, tho Jo,r nr the
&c
'eh'ra' company "''> '''"'' '."''"
however, that II has been removed III 'h"'
quarter. read in President F"ntain"'s re-
n,r, 20 tbc Stockholders If that company.
,Lo c.,Io,.;u,,. 81, -
"au' III '''''', '"''' 49,.
proper 10 s'a'c ''''' p'oro''''''' ''
made to the Orange ana A'eNa''"r'' ~ a.
Co., for the accommodation o! the public. by
the mutual interchange of freight cars, to BE-
ca. ,o,ns 70 ho ,rreeJ an No rr-
'"'' VI '"''
spouse mas YET oec'' r'ceNe'' o'' .''' 'o"'"
believe that the arrangement will be carried
into effect. when time is allowed to adjust the
do,,;,s " hor. soon To hear and orr COM
III ,,l ., ,o, ,h.. .Lo Can,
i"uni.s WIZ
trail company propos'''oni Has pc''' nne' y
your company III ille"ol! SP''I'' anu ..',''
the much needed ana Desired arrangements
nave Deen l'e' r, "' ,,1J W., Va ~
son why 'he 'chIral 'alT sto"nt p r3. -.
lowed to run unih'ITruP'eoiy I"an iI,S','''onn
70 ouLpcpel ~ 49, VI r ~ shn"id not
W. WY o .n ~ i;tn monnar ~ run from
a ,lorronJr;a ~ charlottesville or Stanton. or
AleHahuFla TO arfon'es' az, ,o~anJr;n iS cn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-05
Sales of Stock in Richmond, March 8.

Virginia six = cent. "a years TO rum no Sa'ee NJ ''
Treasury. o. .,,I ;,,,r.-,
Virginia six :. shorter dates sales y. anu ''e
pi,Im,ud civ Bonds. last sales sS> AMI interest
Virginia Bank Stock. par s'n-.'u'- go
Farmers Bank stock sales Slni
E,chnI:.. Bank stock sales Slul
R;chmnnd Fredericksburg, and Potomac Railroad Stock
last .alSs so. 49, -r,l
virginia Central Railroad stock s|l2s
Richmond and Dan,illr Railroad guaranteed hond' safe
S9t and interest Hat md, d., ,o,r.,. -
Virginia AMI Tennessee Railroad BONDS, -nn MOI
and Interest Do. 3rl mortgage <.I and interest.
VIRGINIA Central Railroad Bonds $40 and in''rert:
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Bomb 80 and h'er'~.
oranrr and Alexandria e cent Bonds SN' ana Interest
N,r,,... Gap Railroad Bonds S5l AMI Interest
Norfolk City S,5, Hat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-05
Baltimore Cattle Market, March 3.

Beef Catile.--Thc offerings at the Scales to-day
reached 200 head. Of the number offered. l22
head were driven TO Philadelphia 100 left over un-
sold. and the remainder purchased by Baltimore
butchers at prices ranging from 50 81! to IS "!
on the hcof. and averaging s. gross Some ex-
ira fine Cattle sold fraction higher. There
Was less activity exhibited at market to-day than
last week.
SuEEr-Thc supply at market to-day, was
light: holders firm; sales at 81 1j0S5 90 gross,
according to quality.
lloG>.-The supply is light, and sales are max
iug AT s. j0GS9 % n cwt.. according to quality.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-05
DIED.

On the Goth ult in the town of Dumtrcs Mr..
ANN ELIZA, consOrt of Mr.. Henry Love, aged
% years.
On Wednesday. the 2nd instant, WI coon.
son of David and Rchccca Cook. in the 'ith year
of his age. leaving I'M aged mother t" mourn her
loss. charlottesville papers please COPY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-05
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
neath of Rev. DR.. Carnhan.

NEWARK. March 3.-The Rev. DR.. Carna-
han formerly President of Princeton ColIcs",
di Il If the residence of his son-in-law. VIM.
X. Mcdonald, esq, in this city, this morning
in the S4th year of his age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-05
The Kentucky Outrage.

HAwEsvlLLE, Ky, March 4.-Thr mob
broke into the Jail last night and shot AMI
killed Mr. Low
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-05

DREMluM PIANO FOKTES.--Ju.t received
| three more ot Num- ~ Cark's unriyaIlci
Pianos, also in store knabe 4 Cos. Justly cclcbra-
ted instruments, aud Newman 4 Bros Cabinet
Pianos, all Of which have taken the highest pre-
miuia. selected hy the best judges. and warranted
III every respect, making large aud elegant stock,
AZ the lowest Factory Cash prices.
Persons wishing to purchase splendid toned
highly finished. ami durable piano. call at
Il. +. DENNIS Piano and Music Store.
NJ. 3. Exchange Block, King street
nt'" old Piano, taken in part pay, and writ
ten guarantee given with each new instrument.
NH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-05
New Minister to Mexico.

New EoRx. March 4-lt is authoritattN"iy
stated here that the President has determined
TO appoint Hon. Robt McLane, of Maryland.
Minister to Mexico.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-05

4 VERY CHEAP FARM FOR SALE ls3
~ ACKES OF LAND-good red soil, well
wooded with Oak, Hickory, and Pine-comiortah!o
81. HOUSE good enclosures; never failing stream
81 Of water On one size Of the farm. and bounded
on the other side by public road about mule from
Suiley Mill.--near which there will be . depot on
th. Independent Line Of the Manassas Gap Kan
roud. where wood enough might be sold to pay for
the Farm. without any Inconvenience or injury :"
IN. land. This farm can be purchased for two
thousand dollars cash, by making early application
,a b. T. CHINN, Agent.
Near arovetoa, Prince Willian Co.. Va.
feb lq-eOtf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-05
The Markets.

BArIuoRr. March 4.-Flour active; Howard
street aud Ohio S6.2j. Wheat is unchanged. with
light sales. Corn huoyant; white 19c. yellow Sic.
Provisions steady. Whiskey firm; Ohio 29c.
NV York, March Flour closed buoyant
State $j.IjG. $40; Ohio $4,000 500; Southern
S6lO(a $3.50. Wheat closed firm; Western red
l4jc.; white lj0M. Soc. Corn closed quiet; mixed
Soc; yellow SOGlS4c. Pork closed steady; mess
Sl''OGlsl7. -; prime $l3.2j. Lard closed heavy
II, lIlMI2c. Whiskey closed dull at Csc
Stocks generally are steady. Cumberland Coal
Go. q. Va. 6'S 965. Mo. Is SJ!.
RIcnNoNp. March Flour is iirm-Super 50
7jGt s.. Wheat has slightly advanced-tor choice
white Zoe. has been paid: good to prime white
lJjE1 Zoe: do red l55 "a l60c. Corn inactive at
1JGL SOc. Rye 70Gt 1Jc. Oats 500 J5e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-05
EDWARD FRANKS, To-,
CliAS. A. SECOR,

VALUABLE WAREHOUSE AND LOT OF
' GROUND AT PUBLIC SALE.-By virtue
Of decree of the Circuit Court Of Alexandria
County, Va, rendered at the May term ISIS, ia
the suit Of Waters, Zimmerman 4 Co., plaintiff.
against James A. English, defendant, the under
signed, Commissioner therein named, will pro
coed to sell. in front of the premises, public .al".
on Saturday, the 26th day Of March, 1859, at ~
g ocloch, NJ. thrce-story BRICK WAKE
IL HOUSE and LOT OF GROUND, situat.i
on the east side Of Fairfax. between King AMI
Cameron streets, in the city of Alexandra, Va.
and recently occupied by james A. Engli.h. rs I
Hardware Store. The lot fronts about 80 feet On
Fairfax street, and extends back, castwardly, l2@
feet } iuche- raore or less The Warehouse Is
large. well built, and conveniently arranged; AMI
the location n- bushes. stand, render. rhi pro.
perty very valuable.
TERMS or SALg.-One- tenth of tho purchase
money to be paid in hand. and the residue in thr"n
equal instruments. ut 8, IL, aud Is months FROM
the day Of salc-tO be evidenced by bonds Of tho
purchaser with good personal security, bearing IN
,erest from the day Of sale; the title he retained
until tho purchase money is fully paij, aud ibp
property liable to he resOld for failure OF tco
purchaser TO comply with the terms OF sale.
WILLIAM J. TUBMAN.
feb Ii-2awts Commissioner of sale,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-05
MOUNT VERNON AND THE TOMB Of WASH
INGT0N.

Three Times We6k Until 1urtn6r Notlc6
xT~s The steamer THOMAS COLLIER
rk5raISssSEw WILL from after the 4th of March, run
regularly To Mount Vernon and the Tomb of Wash
ing,on. on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
FRIDAYS. leaving the wharf, ut the foot Of 18th
street, Washington. at ~. A. NJ, and returning in
time for the carly afternoon train for Baltimore
Coaches leave all the hotels, and the corner of
Pennsylvania avenue aud 9TH street, at y. 4. NJ
Round trpSl. NH 5-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-05
BrproRp. March >. 1898.
Mr.. LgryuERS NOTE.
HorSE or REPRESENTATIVES,. |. -,
February 2S;h. lHj9.

Mr.. IEf'HER> NOTE.
IIorsE or REPRESENTATIVES,. |. =.
February 2S;h. lHj9.
Hos. W. L. GoGGIN.
D,a, Sir send You li>tof my appoint
mrnt>. ~ far IL made Others will hr AN
nonncrd before leave this city on Saturday
next.
respectfully request You II meet Iii" at
the times and places named. with an asst
rance that fair arrangement shall be mad"
for discussion. am. truly, yonr obcdirht
servant j. LETCllER.
The Fairfax News says:-We learn that
Mr.. f.. X. Ford has purchased tn" large
Brick Mansion in this place. owned and for
merly occupied by Edw. Sangster. esq, for
the sum Of $1,000.
Mr.. Walter Powell has also purchased the
Frame Dwelling belonging Mr.. SangStcr. but
at present occupied by Mrs. G. Powell, for III"
sum OF Sl.uJo.
4 valuable negro man. belonging to Mr..
Mayo Watkins. Of G,ochland county. was ac-
,.i,lentallv killed IL few DAYS since bv the lal-
linz Of a limb ola tree. which struck his head.
and crushed his skull.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.-The highest
w wages will he given for good COOK.
and WASHER. Apply at this Olive.
NH S-1"3t'
GAIT PETRE, warrsnted chrmicuily pure, re
= ,eived and for sale by
.ebI II. COOK L co, SareP,a HAL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-05

OOO NEW HANS AND SHo r. =, y
ZUU BACON. just received IN store, ,x Az" '''
sale BY teb Il JOHN - p'-N'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-05
DR.. MCGUIRE,

Uh, hcUUlhE,
HFFERS bis Professional services 10 the citi-
~ Gems Of Alexandra aud the vicinity. Otrcs s..
the s. w. corner OF Prince and Royal Streets.
ian 20-dtett
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-05
A L M A N A C
1859.
M A NE L is T.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-MAECH t.

PORT OF MARCH I.
ARRIVED.
Scbr. West Glen. Morse. Gloccster. potatoes III"
apples to F"wle ( Co.
Schr. J. g. & +. L Pharo. Providence to Dor
den Mining Co. ,.: =,
Propeller Diamond State. krr"in. Baltimore I"
Wheat Bro.
Schr. Ann Pickercl. Leverton PhiiadeIr"ia' "E
s. Shinn. 80. J.,
Propellcr J. Jerome. Jerome, Phl.adeirhla' u!
VIM II. Fowe Son. ------=
CPRING MILLINERY GoODS.-Onr ,;" ,.T, "'
- SPRING BoNNETS. RIBBONS: tLoN Ehr'
RrCHES, and other WLLiNkEl """pS;
now omen. We have made every effort to sciect
IN, hest and latest styles and We are c"haeN' 'h'
WIG are able 10 sell them Us cheap as they can "e
bouyht in any city north OF the Potomac,
''"e"' :. 4 ". MEYENBEEG.
H., Sarcpta Hall.
rport Tobacco Times and Blue Ridge Rep. rolSI
nENTECOST. or the Work of God IN fh,a'''-
phia, A. D.. 1858. prepared ny INC i'""7
Mems Christian Association, price lVc.
Souvenir, Of the Creek and Roman 'ias>I' i"e's'
in = chronological series, from Homer I" lryphio-
1oms translated into English verse. and iii"'H,ha'
tsd with biographical and Critical notices. y CnaS
Abraham Elton, author of Translation oil i'esio"'
in three handsome volumes, $50. For Sarv .!
NIB W. !. 80
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-05

DEAD.-.John Marion. Third Assistant Post,
master General. died last night at hi> resi-
dcncc in this city. after a very brief inii,po-
slton from neuralgia, which suddenly attack,
ing his heart carried his spirit, in lomInute'
thereafter to that bourne from whence n"
traveller returns" Born in ireland. he came
10 the United States in his infancy. and was
reared in Georgia. Subsequently he enter
ed the service Of the Government IN the Post
Office Department, in which he continued with
but a brief interruption, until Deaths hand
wa. thus laid upon him-a period Of, we be-
lieve. thirty wears He leaves u wife and
large family OF children. anda widowed moth
er Of great age. -, HnSh. N"r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-05
LOCAL ITEMS.
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
NOMINATION OF HENRY W. TH0M!

NOMINATION OF HENRY ". THOMAS.
The Convention of the Wing and Amcri-
can party Of this Congressional District,
which assembled in thic city on Thursday
afternoon, and adjourned until yesterday.
met again at the Lyccum Hall, AT ; o'clock,
p. NJ. Yesterday, Maj. IL. W. Thomas in
the Chair.
The names of several delegates. who had
arrived since the adjournment of the day
before, having been handed in by request
ON motion of W. d. Massey, who took the
opportunity TO Withdraw from the Conven-
ton the name of f. G.. Marshall esq. as
candidate, the following resolution was
unanimously adopted:
R,.p'rcd. That committee of two from eaeh
County he appointed 10y the Chair. TO present to the
consideration of this Convention. for nomination,
the name of some gentleman whom they think best
calculated 10 secure the votes of tho Seventh Con
grc>sional District.
The Chair thereupon appointed the follow
a. - Il,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-05

,>eaa. FOR BALTIMORE.-Th steam
EsScr DIAMOND STATE will receive cargo
'or Baltimore, on Saturday this day. leaving at
o'clock. p. VI. WHEAT / BRO.
nh 5-lt Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-05

p FOR NEW IORk.-The regular packet
Ssas Schr, HAMILTON. Ogden master. can take
some light freight and will sail to-day. Apply to
the Captain on board, at Long Wharf, OF to
NH } 5. SHINN. oil Uuion-s
DAT PASTE. for the destruction of Rats. Mice.
~ and ",hcr Eermin; contains no Arsenic or
S'Eychnnc, and is much less dangerous to use than
'ae'e violent posons. Prepared by
+. Ii. STABLER, Chemist
NH No. l65 king-e ct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-05

WANTED IMMEDIATELY.-The highest
w wages will be given for Il good coo X.
and WASHER. Apply at th- Olive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-05

GAIT PETRE, warrsuted chemically pure, re
- ,eived and for sale by
teb II. COOK co, Snrep,a Hal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-05
ALEX ANDRTA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTSERMARcH

Cry GnyER>MEsT.-The members elect
of the City Council, meet this morning at 10
O'Clock. at their respective chambers. for the
purpose y: organizing. The Mayor will ap-
pear. aud take the oath of office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-05

DErENrIoN.-ln consequence of land
slide on the Manassas Gap Railroad. the
down train was detained and did not reach
this city until late Yesterday evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-05

Cor>rY CurRT.-Thc County Court, for
this County, March term, commences on
Monday next. The Justices for the term.
according 10 their classification. are. Turner
Dixon, =. j., Isaac Buckingham, ii. W.
Fccbrv. John Summers and ". b. Price.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-29

Pain is the penalty for violated Law, Jet in Gods
Providence pain is a friendly admonition instead Of
a vindictive cruelty. We're there no pain from a
burn we would be liable TO lose Cur imbsa and not
know it, die and not cognizant Of our situation
Thank God for pain if not well. that YOU may dis
cover a remedy to get SPEEDY RELIEF, and be
careful in the future. Facts are stubborn, and ifyou
have a limb swollen from GOCT, EXPLANATORY
RHEUMATISM, a BAD SPRAIN, aBURN, a long
growing and PAINFUL ABSCESS, you would soon
know It if relieved, WithOutthe aid Of imagination.
The public are respectfully cautioned to be-
ware of SPURIOUS OIL, and to notice the name
Of "a E. SMITH, ? and sGALUTIA B. SMITH, on
the label. "a. E. SMITH" is also blown in the glass
Of 3 sizes. The largest bottles may be had at s. for
six bottles.
Large bottles are ten times the cheapest
Western Depot and Mandatory at the Ware
house Of
VAN LEAR. BRTTTANk HARDY.
Wholesale Druggists and Chemists, st. Joseph, No.
To whom all orders must be addressed. n4S-tf
WHITINGR B WARREN,
Wholesale Agents, Nehraska City.