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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-07
INCLINED TO BE QUARRELSoME.

Weheard that prince of story-tcllers, Tom
Galloway. get off the following, amidst
bnrsts of laughter, the other night. Squar-
ing himself and stretching out his legs, he
began.
There was once a little, slim built fellow,
rich as jew, and independent as the devil,
riding along highway, in the State of
Georgia, when he overlook man driving q
drove of hogs by the help of big, raw
boned, six-feet two specimen Of humanity.
Stopping the last named individual, he ac-
costed him:
i say, are these your hogs|
No, sir, I'm to work by the month.
What pay might you be getting, friend?'
Ten dollars month, and whiskey thrown
in,' was the reply.
Well, look here, I'm weak, little, in
offensive man, and people are apt to impose
upon me, d'you see! Now Ill give you
twenty-five dollars month to ride along
with me and protect ME, was Mr.. Gardner 5
reply. But, he added, as thought struck
him. how might you be on fght?'
Never been licked in my life.' rejcined
the six-footer.
Just the man I want. 1t bargain
quericl Gardn:r.
'Six-foOter runinatcd. Twenty-Five dol
lars-double wages-nothins to do but rid:
around and smash fellow mug OCCASION
ally, when he's sassy. Six-footer accepted.
They rode along till just at night they
reached a village Dismountin5 Ct the
door, they went in. Gardner Immediately
singled out the biggest man in the room and
picked fuss with him. After considerable
promiscuous jawing, Gardner turned to his
fighting friend and intimated that the lick
ing of that man had become q sad necessity.
Six-footer peeled. went in, and came ont first
best.
The next night, at another hotel, the same
scene was re-enacted; Gardner getting in
to a row with the biggest man in the place.
and six-footer doing the fighting.
At last, on the third day, they came to a
ferry, kept by huge double listed nan
]
who had never been licked in his lie
Whilst crossing the river, Gardner ss usual
began to find fault and blow The ferry
man naturally got mad, threw things round
kind loose, and told them his opinion Of
their kind. Gardner then turned to his
friend from the shoulder and gently broke
the intelligence to him. that he was sorry,
but that it was absolutely necessary tc
thrash that ferryman.' Six-footer nodded
his head, but said nothing. 1t was plain.
! " to be seen he dill not relish the job, ty
the way he shrugged his shoulders, but
there was no help for it. So when they
reached the shore. both stripped, and at II
they went Up and down the bank, over
the sand, into the water they fought, scratch
ed, gouged. bit and rolled, till at the end Of
an hour the ferrynan caved- Six-feoter
vas triumphant, but it had been tough
work. Going up to his employer, he
-
scratched his head for moment, and then
broke forth.
/ Look here, Mr.. Gardner, your salary sets
mighty well, but-Im-of-the-opinion
that you are Inclined to Be qaarrelsone'
( Here I've only been with yOn three days
and I've licked the three biggest men in the
country! / think this firm had better dis
solve, for you see, Mr.. Gardner, I'm afraid
you're Inclined to be quarrelsome, and l
reckon Ill draw i'-Thama Gazette.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-07
@A man up in New Hampshire went

GAm man up in New Hampshire went
out cunning one day this spring; he saw a
flock of pigeons sitting on limb of an old
pine, so he dropped ball into his gun and
fred. The ball split the limb, which clos
ed up and caught the toes of all the birds
in it. He saw that he had got them all
So he fastened two balls together and fired
cut The limb off, which fell into the river
he then waded in and brought it ashore
On counting them there we're three hundred
pigeons, and in his boots were two barrel.
of shad
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-07
For the Chronicle
LAND MARKS.

From the earliest days of individual own
ership of land, there has been attached by
mankind generally, throughout all the
realms of civilization, mutual and almost
sacred regard for each others rightly placed
or rightly aseertaincd land marks.
In the book of Deuteronomy We read
Thou shalt not remove thy ncighbOrs Land
mark" and again, cursed be he who re-
moveth his ncighbors land mark, and even
down to this day the horse-thief would be
almost considered respectable compared with
the profane wretch, who alike disrcgarding
the law of God and rights of his neighbOr,
would willfully deprive him of any part of
his tere-frma.
Happily, the good people of the W. Re-
serve, have of all people had the least trouble
about their land titles, and it is only about
boundery lines that difficulties of magnitude
are likely to arrive, and it is only by inex-
cusable carelessness and neglect that even
in this respect, difficulties and lawsuits are
liable to spring up. That they may conc
from this sourse, lessons have been learned
in law, by some Of the citizens of the pcaca-
bic townships of Hartford, johnson and
Vernon. where (besides all the vexation)
casts in some of the cases, if not all. exceed
it is said, the worth of the land in contro-
versy.
In the carly days Of our history, land
was too cheap and owners too busy to think
or care about boundaries, and while they
by industry were turning a wilderness into
fruitful fields, the wooden stakes were rot
ting down. ana witness treas were being
cleared away, that temporarily marked their
respective ooTners lines
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-07

TIE USE OF KILMARSock rRAcrs.-AE
Robert Ccttle, of Glasgow, having left Some
tracts as the house of friend, he found
then, on calling few days after. serving
the purpose of paper curls to one Of the
young ladies. We'll" said he, II zee yea
made use of the tracts, only We hae put them
on the wrcns side your head. Leslie" "
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-07

FASHIONABLE DREssEs-An Ohio editor
says: What can be more captivating than
to see beautiful woman. say about four
feet eleven inches high, eleven feet four in
ches in diameter. thirty-four feet in circum-
ference. passing along the aisle, just as d.
vino worship commences?
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-07

Fbat's IN Name,-Jam-s Bucanan "a
Coroner of Louisville. Louis Napeleoaaa
vsrtises for 4 lost COW in the New Albany
Ledger, and George Washington and ThOn-
as jefferson are confined in the Indiana pen
itentiary ior grand larceny.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-07

A letter from Pixies Peak says that
gambling and whiskey-drir king flourish
there extensively. Tanglefoct whizlicy
sells for twenty i've cents a drink, and 1T
viii almcat make a man shed his toe nails. -
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-07

Talent never displays itself without
making an impression on the feelings Of
those whose whom it addresses; If it Is nos
warmly loved, it ia hated.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-07

Halo. Sharp" said Pop, meeting him
the other day in the street, "you hobble.
my boy; what's the matter with yOu?''
"0h, l had my feet crushed, through the
carelessness of a conductor, the other day.
between railroad car-that's all.
"And don you mean to sue for dan-
ages?"
Damages? no, no; have damages
enough already. Hadn't / better sue for
repairs?"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-07

HA man praising porter, said it was
80 excellent beverage. that though taken
in great quantities. it always made him
fat.
Il have seen the time when it made you
lean"
When? l should be glad to know" said
the eulogist.
why, no longer since than last night
against the wall"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-07

The Welsh haze a saying thatit woman
was as quick with her feet ns With has
tongue, she would catch lightning enough
to kindle The Gre in the morning
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-07
Q O M E ss2 : 2
BARNUM'S HiRDWiRE STORE,
at Warren Trumbull Co, Chic,

rs now fired with ample socks. an"
1 replete with the latest styles of HOUSE TRIM
MIyGs and most desirable coors painting blinds
Barnum intends to supply Paints.
ira Zinc Dry in OIL also superior quality ground
in White yarnish. for rsriar
BARNUM will sell Merchants at
obhins rates. and dehes competition marts outside
of New York. aud h herewith sends his compliments
TO dealers that he is prepared to duplicate the prices
of New York Houses. ire;nling the transportation
only those classes Of goods where il toms great
per centum of the cost Now on hand and shortly to
srrive-IIoes Scyihes. sickles (not Dauiel) scythe
Stones. huSLers, Rifles, Rak-s. Knives AID Forks,
Springs. White Lead, and Oil.
BARNUM keeps Il fresh stock of
sADDLRRY Notice th. ye who want TO buy goods
low; Harness Trimmings sold low-Patent Leather
sold Iow-Brass Bands sold lOw-carriage TRAININGS
and Moss soll low.
BARNUM has some fine Pistols,
Five BarreI shooters Rife RarrelIs, Locks, Triggers
and general lot OF Gun Trimmings.
BARNUM would make further
mention Of the saddIery trae. by rrnartng that he
has laid in his erti-e of that class Of goods from
the head dealers and Importers and he will sell every
thing in that ike at lowest rates.
BARNuM invites attention to his
Gard herewith ansxed:-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-07
Warren, o., May &c, 1859.
To Hardware Buyers

DESTROYS of building up and maintaining heavy
Hardware Trade. shall be found ready to sell
goods fair prices AMI intend keep choice styles
goods that my Customers will he fully satisfied
that As regards che&pness, quality ans steness o;
styles, their prrchsses at the Sign Of the ANVIL
cannot be excelied by any rival establishment the
Ressrxe
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-07

Il know now: Mn. SMITH,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-07

NolSneu,J
(. ID Morgan, n II. o. N Schoolfeld, Tenn
VIM. n Chase, r. |. Thos. Spooner. 0
Jos Bartlett, Maine, Norman R. Judd, Ill.
Geo C Fogg, N. Y. Jas. Richie, Ind
j. c Goodrich Mass. Zach Chandler, Mich.
L Brainard, VT. A J Stevens. Iowa.
Gideon Wells, Conn, Jon. n. 1weedy, Wis.
j. n. Sherman, n. J Cornelius Cole, Cal.
rhos Williams. Pa. n. F Conway, Kansas
Z. d. Williams. Del. Lewis Clephane, D. G.
George Harris Md Asa s. Jones. Mo.
Alfred Caldwell. Va. Alex Ramsay, MIMI.
Cassius II. Clay. KY.
Republican National Committee.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-07

rs now fi'ed With ample socks. and
i replete with The latest styles of HOUSE THIN
MIyGS and desirable coiors Tor painting blinds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-23
ORANGE L ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.

Baltimore. sep l2-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-23
HARDWARE. CUTLERY, SC.

NEW GOUDS.-I offer for sale the following
~ GOODS. and in doing would say, that
they have been purchased almost exclusively ir"in
MANrr.cTrgEr> on the most t:is nrahlc terms: |
am therefore prepared 10, aud "W sell them ut The
lowest market rates.
25 tons Bar, Band. Horse Shoe. and Sheet Iron
Cast Steel Anyils Vices, &c
IUnu lbs Mallcablc Castings
5000 lbs. Long ANleS
2j Sets Short. Of very superior quality
1000 Oak aud Hickory Sr"kes
500 Extra Hubs, warranted I" he the best article
made; 5000 lbs best Bright Springs. Also. acom-
plcte assortment .. Files. Fairbank Scales. Thin
ble Skens and Boxes. Wagon Bows. Bent Rims.
Screw Plates Long and short Handle Sh"rcS, dc.
GEO. I. BALDWIN,
sep l6 "" II, North Fairfax street
JIARpw ARE AND lSEkEErlNG AR
street, Alexandria. Na.-Thc subscriber intending
to make some change in the character 81 hi' Lusl-
ness. will, in order to reduce the heavy stock on
hand, offer for sale AT cost j"r cash. during the
present summer a great variety 81 useful articles
in his line. consisting Of japan Tin Toilet ware.
Brittania Pitchers. Rrittania Tea Pots, Brliiann
Block Tin Plate Covers Brittania Lamps. German
Silver Spoons, &C.. &C., a bargain will lie gwen III
any article now on hand.
For sale ut manufacturers prices. the Fruit Can
sold by II. l. Gregory, also other Cans al very low
rates.
Persons intending to iui'l, can huy FER c"sh. a
great bargain in Locks. Hinges, Screws &C., Win.
dow Sash furnished 10 order at n short notice.
;vlt JOHN T. CRElGllToN
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ALEXANDRIA. VIRGINIA.

1859. FAlL SUPPLIES. 1917.
NTE ARE NOW in receipt by packets A. ii.
w Manchester, Searsyille Andorer, &c, from
Boston, Of our FALL SUPPLIES Of BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, CAPS, &c, To which VIC insits
the attention of Merchants and Dealers. The,
GOODS have heVn bought direct from the mann
facturer. In New England under the most airan.
iage"us circumstances, which enables US with
lidencc To- assure purchasers that We are prepared
to. and will sell them, rs low and upon as accom-
rnodating terms rs they can obtain similar goods
in any 81 the Northern markets; thereby saving
theul ut least the cost Of transportation and com
missions.
Merchants and wholesale dealers are respectful
ly requested to examine stock before making
/! cir purchases. c. A. BALDWIN 4 CO.,
sep 3--eDlm Prince street Wharf.
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MRS mrcoRMIcK,s SCHOOL.

MRS. MCCORMICK desires 10 inform her
Ill friends and the public generally, that she
will resume the duties of her school on the first
Monday in September next. ;,
The course of study pursued, will comprise all
the branches requisite to thorough English cdn-
cation.
In addition to her day scholars she is desirous of
receiving into her family, few pupils n boarders,
aged from 10 to I4years, Who will be under her
immediate care and oversight.
Her arrangements for the accommodation and
,I,, car, or pupilS have been considerably incrcaS
ed. and otherwise improved. Those in Washing
ION lesrin, particular information with reference
Ia her school, may apply to W. ID. WALLACE, editor
81 the Star.
School hours from A. NJ, Ia II NJ, nnd from
. 10 I Z. NJ.
For terms and further particulars. apply at her
residence No - Cameron street. ~ 2i-eou
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DRY GOOD S, s. C.
NEW GOODS

fINUE SUBSCRIBERS have just received a large
supplv of FALL Avn WINTER GOODS.
For The Ladies', we have elegant silk Robes, IN
black and colors: fancy SiLkS, i'll great variety:
PoI,lius. NnlenriaS larella Cloths. Mad"nnns'
rich Mouslins in Robes and by the yard; French
Merinocs plain and figured; Araccas, B"lnba
zines, &C., &c.
Also. Linen Camhric Handkerchicfs, from &c.
to 81: EnlbroidcricS, Hosiery ana GlVes, Hoop
skirts. white and c,l"rcd for Ladies and Children.
Our assortment nf CLOTHS, CASSlMERES,
SATINETrS, NESTlNGS, Neck Ties, new style
Linen Collars, silk and Mcrino Shirts, Gloves,
SuspcndcrS. Fullcd Cloths, kerScys. Jeans. Lin
.cys, OSnaburgs, Cott"ns, Calic"cS, blankets. "i
every description: Table Diapers, Iahie tl"!nS'
Linen aud Cotton Shcctngs. from 81 :" l2-.s wide;
Pillow Case Cotton and Linen, Irish Linens, PLAIN
and figured: Cotton Flannels, &c., &c, all oil
which Will be offered cheap cash or prompt trade.
sep l. G. X. WIrMER BROS.
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YOUNG LADIES INSTITUTE,

ALTMAN UNTN, y.
TNIIE TENTH ANIMAL SESSION OF this In
srim;ion. will he opened for the reception oi
BOARDING A>n DAY SCHOLARS, on Mon
day. September l9ih.
The Course of Study is thorough, practical, and
sufficiently extended. requiring on the part Z" the
scholar careful investigation and continued "'ii-
gcncc.
pupils who may wish 10 prepare themselves for
,bc profession of Teaching. will be advised and
instructed in regard /" School Arrangements. Gas,
sGca,ion. Modes of Instruction. DISCIPLINE ana
various other topics bearing upon the general use
fulncss aud efficiency Of The Teacher: and :" soon
as the number Of applicants shall render It eipc-
dient. permanent "TEACliERS' DEfAkI-
MENT" will lie connected with the Institute.
Further information may he ohtaincd hy aprlica-
tinn Ia y LN ESlEh S''li' r,'"''f'''
nup 2g-l lwSc cu2m lSO. hihe street.
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
~ "a - ;i::;.:::.s z si;::::;.
InAMS, EXPRESS COMPANY

INVITE the attention of the public to the facili
i ties afforded by this Company. for the quick and
safe conveyance Of Specie. Bank Notes, valuable
packages, heavy and bulky freight, &c.
EXPRESSES for the East, I" Baltimore, Phila'
d.lphia. New York, Boston. Providcncc, Hartford
Lc.. leave our Office daily. ut IL "'clrck, A. VI.
EXPRESSES for the South, to Richmond, Fred.
ercksburg, Petersburg. Lynchhurs, and Tor points
in North Caroima, South Carolina. Gc"rgia. Ala
lama, and Tennessee, leave daily. NJ ] ". \. VI.
Our EXPRESSES are always accompanied by
careful and trustworthy messengers. and the public
can rely upon all business entrusted t" Us being
done with safety, punrtuality. and despatch
RArEs-From Baltimore. 81 cents per loe lhs.
from Philadelphia. 81; from New York. 81 30.
rSs- No packages of goods taken by weight. IN
less weighing over 200 fhs.
ian 2U--tf X. W. FALLS, Agent.
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WArIcAN" = Many who see this word,
may not understand its import. II is pile
Of buildings covering space Of 900 feet i'll
length and 1000 in breadth, on one of the
seven hills of Rome. The site was once the
garden of the barbarous Nero. Early in
the sixth century the Bishop of Rome erect
ed there an humble dwelling. This has
been added to by one Pope after another un-
til it is now one Of the most spacious and
magnificent palaces, stocked with paintings,
statues, books and antiquities Of the rarcst
kind
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FRENCH DYEING AND SECURING EsTAB
LIsHMENT.
81 q
Sf.t

nIn KINGS STREET. Oi0
AfJ GRAPE SHAWLS, HfJ
SATINS, YELyETS, SILK,
WOOLEN and COTTON GOODS,
Dyed in any color desired
CARPETS, CURTAINS, every kind of
SlIAWLS, BLONDS, dc.,
Blcached to look as good new.
LADIES ani GgSTLgaENs GARMENTS cleaned in
the very best style.
STRAW BONNETS and FLATS bleached aud
colored
MONSIEUR BATDOIIN,
From Paris, having taken charge Of the above
named establishment, already iavorably known
for its fine work. bcgs the citizens Of Alexandria
and vicinity TO bestow upon him the kind patron
age il has hitherto enjoyed. His long experience
in the line will los guaranty to the public that his
work will be done in the most desirable stylei and
he will spare efforts, that every order entrusted
10 him will meet with the promptest dispatch
Rts" Goods for the establishment will also be
received ut p SELDNER'S Fancy and Millinery
Store, lji King street. sep 6-e"3m
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GEORGE SIGGERS,

BOOK BINDER AND PAPER RULER.
No. 10 Prince Shtd. "pp"shr ~" G"scte OWcs,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
MUSIC, Magazines, and Old Books hound in
N any STYLE | also RUIZ. and make to order,
any description of BLANK BOOKS, which will
warrant Ia ho made of the best paper and materials,
and bound in the strongest manner. Bank Officers,
Bankers. Merchants, Clerks q" Courts. Hotel Keep
ers. Insurance Companies. and all who want FLANK
Books. are respectfully invited {" give me call.
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GRErN,s MANSION HOUSE,

CORNER OF CAMERON AND FhlRFAN SITS.
FINnIS well known aud POPULAR HOTEL
/ having undergone THORGtGH RENOIA-
TION and REFiRNiSHiAG, is now open. with
everything complete. Tor the convenience AMI ac-
comm"dallnm of BOAHDERS and TRAVELLERS.
2,T. The Proprietor has secured the services al
GEORGE l.. STEWART and SAMUEL +.
GREGORY. under whose joint management no
pains viii hc spared 10 sustain the reputation OF
the HOUSE as Il FIRST CLANS HOTEL in
every r,spcct JAMES GREEN.
Ai,yundria February |, lS5g-dtf
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NOTICE.

Wy n. BERKLEl having completed his pnr-
w chascs Of FALL GOODS. respectfully calls
the attention of his customers and the public gen
orally 10 his stock Of
Linscy's. FulIed Cloths, Twecis
Satiuetts Cloths. Cassneres
Ladies' Dress Goods. ol every style ndvarlcty
Alpacas. Bomhazincs
Fancy Prints, Domestic Ginghams
Bed Ticking, Striped Cottohs
Blrachcd and Brown Ccttons
Cotton Flanncls
Linen and Table Diapers
Hosiery, Gloves. suspendcrs, dc.
All ol which will hc sold on the most accornmo-
datiu. terms, at his old stand, No. G2, corner King
,rj F,;rtoy streets. sep IL
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DRESSING, and SECURING EsTAB-
IISHMENT.
A. d. WAKEFIELD, PROPRIETOR

A. ID. WAKEFIELD, PROPRIETOR.
MERCHANTS aud Others respectfully in
ltl vitcd Ia examine the superior style IN which
goods arc CLEANED and DYED at my establish
ment, No. q, Fairfax street, ("ld stand,) where
everything appcrtaning To vel! regulated eStnb
lshment of the kind can be done III "A superior
manner. nj moderate prices. GOODS forwarded
10 any part Of Virginia and Maryland with dis.
patch, safely and carefully packed.
A call is respectfully solicited You will find
ne =, all times at my post, ready and willing t.
accommodate all desiring my services.
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JEFFERSON TACEY.

PAPER HANGER. UPlloLSTERER. GLIDER.
And WUns, Decorator ~ G.H.rd.
WIllI.ST returning his grateful acknowledge
w mcnts 10 his numerous friends Tor their very
liberal encouragement during the two years nc has
been amongst them assures them that II will he his
continued effort TO serve them with promptmcSs.
and nj moderate charges. at his old stand, N" ~.
NORTH sIpE KING STREET. ALEXANDRIA. nh 20
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n +, sMooT. ATTORNEY at Law,

OSice. No. H. Sonfh Royai street, Ai,r""dri". Va.
nss- Practices in Alexandria, the ncighhoring
counties. and Washington city. Prompt returns
made of all money collected.
REPEnEScES.-McssrS.M McNeal Jones. Balti-
more: McSsrs. q. 4 +. Parker Il Co.. Washington
CITY: Mcssrs Smoot. ThIcr x Co., Alexandria, Va:
Messrs Burke Il Herbert. Alexandria, Va.
NH 4-ly
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MlIioN.-We beg leave TO csutien purcha-
,T,,, .ers Of our choice OLD M0N0NdAHElA
nj .nishlES sgain.t tho deception aud petty fraud
avn ,s pr4eticed BY certain parties in this city
.4d y, IN baltimore. who have appropriated to them
ssnes exact copies Of the Star Brands, long used
Wsa'"y"ed W by Us TO distinguish our Old Whisksys.
~. assure our friends and customers, that the
"aisd quality. everywhere acknowledged, oi
vi choice OLD WHISTLES, cannot be equslled
,ue'e Ingenious inv aders of our rights.
Il f new establishment. GiBsoSToS MILLS, on
seaonongahela * IS River gives Us unsqusled faeili-
80. 0, making Hhiskey Of the choicest kind, from
.I,'ed and kiln dried grain
.aEhssers of our Old Whiskies will please to
. we The words GIBsoSroS Mills and JOHN CIR
- eeSs d Co, are inserted in the new Brands
,"'. .a We how adopt; and We deem it duty to our
,.omers M aud ourselves, to give notice, that We
:. prosecute and expose any person or persons
~ may hereafter copy or use our Brands.
M, JOHN GIBSON. SONS i CO.
Philadelphia, oct Idly
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N O n q;

GNt4 M
NN AND AFTER MONDAY, JULY 4, 1899,
the Train leaves Alexandria daily, at { o'clock,
A. NJ, for GordonSvi.le. connecting with the Trains
on the Virginia Central Railroad, for Richmond
and the West, and with the Trains on the ManaS-
sas Gap Railroad. for Mi. jackson, Woodstock,
Warren White Sulphur Springs, and intermediate
points.
The Train leaves daily, Sunday night excepted
at ~ o'clock. 7. NJ, Tor Richmond, New Orleans,
Memphis, and intermediate points.
Through Tickets at the Railroad station:
The Trains leave Alexandria al !, i. ", and
$50. r. NJ; arriving at Alexandria n ., J. NJ, and
3, A. Nj. Leave GordonSville at 1920, A. NJ, and
1890 p. NJ.
No Night Train on Sunday.
iy4-tf j. X. NICKLIN, Ticket Agent