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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-11

Federal CorKr.-A special term Of the
Federal Court for the Western District, JUDI -
Brockenbr"ugh presiding, commenced in this
place ON Wednesday last. This term Of the
Court We learn, will be taken up entirely in
the trial Of "a number of rIectment cases
known ~ tn. Jarvis cases involving titles
10 45 900 acres Of land in Highland county.
The cases number about 20, aud unless some
thing, now unexpected. should rnt the trials
short we have no doubt but that his Honor
will he here until sometime in August
.SnnufOn IiHdicdfOr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-11
- ~ "nppL"' Proprielors.


\NyARREN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w WARREN Co, sly. Va This pleasant noun
tam retreat penel "n the 18th oi May,
lsjs. The r"nducor- will possess eminent ad-
yantagr- Tor obtaining the best prov iS"ns aud del
,..irirS al the from the Washington and
AleXandra mat -ts. such IL Crabs, Turtles, Fish,
etc. hrsidrs subtle "t Mutton, Mild Honey, et'.,
from the markct- Of the valley and mountains
adjacent to the Springs.
Pa -ensers from Baltimore. Washington. Rich
mund AID the lower country. will leave Alexandra
IA the morning. and reach Ruckf"n station by the
Manassas Gap Railroad At l. o'clock the same
lay Comfortable c"achcs will be- IN readiness To
convey visitors 10 the Spruss from Burkt"n dis
tamce ole mile. From stanton aud Winchester
a daily line III coaches connect with the Manassas
Gap Railroad.
TERMS: Board, f,,r week 81; second -; third
81 Ome month SIS Children ana servants half
the above price. To lamir: ar parties engaging
board lOr several persons, reasonable deduction
Will bc made.
Mrs. K. Pritchart will have the principal man
agcmcut aud control, aided by competent male rs
stSt;nts in every department. Francis q. Fox Will
Ice superintendent. j. S-Zm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-11

The SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER,
for july has been received. Ii is capital
number. The articles are ~ tollows-Sir
William IIamilton's Philosorhy--To my
Alma Mater Mental Traits oithe Aborigines
Socrates and the Philosophy Domestic
Life in France-Grecnway Court; or the
Bloody Ground Francesca Di Ravenna--
The Polite Art Of No,ellng Letters
of Arthur Lee-Editors Table-Notices of
New Works.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-11

The Annual Commencement at William
Il Mary College, took place on the 18th ofJu-
ly. The Valedietory Address was delivered
by Walter Weir of Prince William county.
1t is spoken of in the highest terms, as a
rhaste and beautiful composition. The ora
ton before the Literary Societies was deliv-
cred by Roger A. Pryor. and it is said to
have been most favorably received.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-11
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~ 0S TSc@' G-~=>Ss
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
THE NEWS FROM EUROPE.
The Grea, Battle OH the Mineio.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER HUNGARIAN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-11

DR. MCGUIRE,
OFFERS hi Professional services 10 the citi
" zen. Of Alexandria and the vicinity Office at
the : W corner of Prince and Royal streets.
ian % -dkr'f
ICE.-Iiaving received the agency for the sale Of
| BOSTON ICE, AIN prepared to fill orders. or
sell on the most favorable terms
jy2 VI. ELDRIDGE. Union Wharf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-11

A DEMONSTRATIONS The Richmond En-
quirer charges and maintains that it has de-
monstrated. ''that the Richmond Examiner
and its partisans are at this moment doing
more real etfectual injury to the institution OF
slavery. than are the combined eff rts of Eli
Thayer-Squatter Sovereignty Black Repub
licans, and their brethren of the Garrison
stamp"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-11

CHESAPEAKE ANp ONO CANAL.-The George
town correspondent of the Washington Star
says:-Busiuess upon til" Canal since til"
repair Of the break has been unpreceden'-
" brisk. TO boats have arrived, l2' al them
from Cumberland. bringing l4,"oo tons oil
coal; one with Railroad iron, AMI III" remain
der from various points with Tan Lark N''
The revenue collected Us yet, at tn" neorge-
town Collectors office. amounts To- only 81
$50 AS follows: Ascending trade $50. ami de-
scending 81 ,l20.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-21
CH- IL Is DaSrOre1'Pd ~
Suffer no longer; Il Is = relief.
ny THE APPLICATION o.
T0gy's Good S0sss0s-SiHss .
IMMEDIATE REd.0EF.


You c. i,r cursd following complaints: such
Tooth Acar. 10 usf, % tbs most painful ct
lacks khermssEr. ntnc case~ ont Of ter. In l@ss
than one hour time, viz.--Hesh Ache, Rar Aebs,
gia Coughs Colds, Asth ma Bronchitis Group,
ssipa! fec ions, Pain III the Back Side Ntiffn. o.
IN ,ha joints, Collie ard Crsnp Psins Esysip-iesSJn-
Il ar,ed Eye, FORE Sbt"st, Cuts, Byuises, Buns,
spfain., Chapfcd Hsnds, Frosted Ic.t ard Chll-
biains.
it's not the intention ofth. undsYsiSned 10 assert
for this medicine hst will DO isnpcvsstte shinrs or
all rnnnnfr % diseasea, for thu old saying IT,
"a nsdsrine that IL FOOD for evsvt thing u ROOD Tor
nothing" Histru- We only claim ~ esws osss
line Of diseases and Tor the above ccnypaatnts
this medicine IL without an eqnai.
The bept proof yen have ~ tn~ MERITS Of IN or-
ticle, In 10 whst II will do. ~ operations On
Pains decidedly the mot ef~ctual. 81 th@ sppi-
OF tbs wendsrfn' medicine, ~ sDy ncw IN ihs
ountfy This IA admitted BY Ill Who have svied It.
wotiid hsve the psbltc nndesstsnd that b "
humbur article 20 dispose Of womb Dr. In
busiDcss the same was not truly ant pareiy i.ti.
matt. Ny meSctne Ia held, In al psaoes where tfbss
been used In the hshss rsteem, andlt u my whole
aim to make II 20 among atl. The btnsling duty
which 10 forever snd eesnsiiy sxei on mAnktpa V
~ forward the e. n. raj interests ~ the husH lho
iy. = ne sfctcd have hem dscsivei ~ pscbtng ny
ct'enlsys with 6stitsous testimonials on them, and
have hem fead u bay without seeking the rroof.
have thousahds - testimonials, which have be-o
sen, % e s,sm s,ssr.s. psris o. e ys'9 ..s
free Of charge, MI thnre Complaints wkensvcr there
Il m Dsportunity b. d. 20.
RI 4 LIBERAL discosni sAss 10 D,ssodsae esd
Wholesale e D'a ae' x5rAsS, proprietor.
= RA.s.. Z 90. Genera Assns., psve3p', =
vnkH nneAw a6niers - - r. ~. ,sn..s,.s
= wits 4 1sns~s. ~ Ia
qsosssa vn Bus'isosf bsctherns - > e.
s 1880 q 49,, : ss'.le iR3|Sa .. =
bejI; 6etca0, QrAAs4 q lenAG(14o; -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-21
GOdey's LsAy's Book,
For ApFIl,

1USf received, another supply, PIKE - cents.
81 srthur's sdles' Home Magazine for April, price
Is 0ents.
DIcsers, Houpehold words Z peil price 70 cent.
London ART Journal for Arri, pstce 20 cents.
Auericsn World Of FsshiOn W4h large vsAhion
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sce0to-
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BANKING.
TALLMAN, POWERS / MCLEAN

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R.a.TKERS,
AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,
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kD,ss and drafts collected, and proceeds rerittec
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Ici4aGge. ,.
collections Of notes. drafts. accounts. legacies sno
/ -ruanees made In ali parts Of the United stAtes
O.. iii. and Europe.
,.ocks and Bonis bought and sold on commission,
&. dividends collected ~
Land Warrants bought, sold ana located.
Exchange On cities in the United states
Carpenser 4 yermilge, New for7 city.
Albany City Bank, Albany, Nc ofS,
Buffalo City Bank, Buffalo, Ne" a.
Bsnt o, Commerce Rosi"n, Eksss ansstts,
Trasesmen's Bank, PLils1eiphia, nnsyivsnia,
nsreh A Manufactured Bank. Pittsbnrs. Pc,
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Gilmore 4 Brotherton, Cincinnati, Ohio;
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-21
MEDICAL.
Joy u u d {: ! u d n e ss
IHMs been brought
TO MANY HOMES AND FAMILIES,

A,InCE the introauc, ion OF that World Renoscned
- medicine. DR. MAINS A0Uk BAI8Ah, IN
thu Western Country AM especis- thepa.t season.
u hns brought attn and hrpFires into more isms-
lies than remedy upon record The DURATION
woul.i natnrs, arts why II this? because u dosss
all In the shortest time, arrest oh'lis, fever
ard ngne IN is w.rst fDTn and IN ell esses per-
torsls sI@Ady cure. PERSONS rBiiDg IN nhtlsr.ons
STREETS using this bsissm occasionally during the
-tv need hhve fear. u an attsct Of ssue.
VI h therefore highly recommand a. sure proven
tifiye II sei in sss.i DOES dolly during that par
tiorar tue when this ciass OF diseases prevail =
For want Of sraee v. can only fer few q the
many evidences In tis favor.
RucRrus, ohio Feb. 1871, 1854.
DR. MANN 4 co 0diion, Onto Cents we
are at loss 10 ni Iaugusgs sufficient 10 portray 10
the public the greet este m which your cel@trstsd
Asue Ba,.nm l. held In this community. Tho fact
IL IL never IA, 10 cure asuc h. ~ WORT fovms, and
se can sell nothing else Yours &c
HOIBsKT b TAILOH, DRUGGISTS.
CorfnM, Miss, Oct 20h 1868
ArssRs =. X. MANN 4 CO. Gents - Havias
pr.cnted sr9ply ~ Sonv Afu+ baissm, and tes'ins
where all ~ tn popular remedies OF the dsy hsh
failed, found IN s casts. yenr hslssm ef'ccsea
taf, aud ,pf edy enrr. ~ 10 just the medicine No
want brre i" the sestn a.spectinll' ,oars
Ne,o York. Feb 23d, 1855.
uEssHs pK MANN s. o-t,snss - have
ut on, honse In st. louis. tod your sgue Hsssm
M three wears and have carefully observed ~ ef-
fect@. mi mutt In eand1r cay d" mt believe Il
- - tar1 n ~ h,s' orr % medicine; hr W nv
tnt.nnsi tnwi.ds" IL cntes permanently every rsse
Aud taye. tnnwn u used after all other 'emedte-
hal aied. VIII H. s,n1e harry result hnv. no
hesitntou o. prnre ling u the tes.-ss dhcoVrTy
made ~ tri etf. itelt rtrnedss. and perfect
triumph Ger thFiE, ever srd asu.
Respectfully, o. WOOD 4 co
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-21
II WARD ISOLATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

- " " u - - - ~ ~ - ~
PHILADELPHIA.
Renevo emit Insfifnfion established spse al en-
doserne~i, for the Reii.f u he s'ek aad
Disfvessed. afflicted run t!r"ien
and kPsdemic Discusses.
vUsHu HOWARD ASSOC ALTON, In view OF the
i awful destruction OF human life cause by seAn-
al disease. aud the decspti0ns pratie-l upon thr
unfortunate victims OF such disease ~ Qnacss. sew
sFAl ago directed ts consulting surgeon, ~
charitable ct worthy OF tier name, u open d..
penssry for the treatment OF This class OF di eases
In eli their forms, and 10 give medical advice gratis
TO all sho apply BY letter with 'esc Upton OF their
cendiien, (age, occupation, habits Of life, Ac) AMI
In case ofextreEc poverty 10 furnish meiicn's fr'r
of charge, II is needless To- add that the association
commands the highest medical skill of the ag'. and
will furnish tn most approved modern treatment
The Directors OF the iation In th'r annual re
mort upon the treatment OF sexual disraes express
tn highert satisfaction With the success which h@r
attend the abers OF thir Surgeons in the cure OF
Oea seminal weakness g0nor Ga. elset
syphis the Vice Of onanism 0 self abuse, tisea
Of the hdneys AMI BLADDER, ~. aud order caniin-
uAoc. NJ the same plan the ensuing year.
The Directors. review OF the past, feel assure
that their IaboYs ia this sphere - benevolent effort
IN " been OF great benefit to the nlcifd especially
to the youns aod they have resolved 10 devole them.
selves with renewed zea TO this very 'nportan aud
much despsed cause.
Al imrab o RI port on speTmstorrfons. or semi
nal weakness, the vice OF OnAnsm, hAtioh,or
abuse, and other diseases Of the sexual orHshs'
by the cor suitihK sdrseoh, VIII &c - ~ y .'"' "
sealed envel pei free OF charge, or receipt 81 Nv"
STAMPS for postage. Othe reports aud tract nine
Eat ure and treatment OF sexual diseases, die, ~
are constantly being published for grAtuiteu lsri
button, and will be sent % the afflicted S~meof III.
ne remedies and methods OF treatment discovered
during the ,st year Of great vsiue
Address for Report or treatment, DR. J. ski.
LIN HOUGHToN, Acting Surgeon. Howard Ass-
citation. M. South Ninth street. Philadelphia.
PepnsylvADiA
By order OF the Directors.
MIRA u HEARTWElI President.
GkO. PAIROHlLD, HsGrct6rg. Ja.6~~F
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-21

AAEGx Nt~ ~ s 1905
&sta
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-12-08
TRUSTEES SALE

THE UNDERSIGNED, rs Trustee Of W ILL, IN
L Hogue, will. on the l4lh day of January,
D. 1850, at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ on the premises sell
at publc auction. the iolloying described property
Situated in the town of Morristown, Belmont CO.,
Ohio, and being abou, 30 feet in width Oft the west
side OF lot No. ST, known and desgnut ted ON the
plat Of said town, on which is situated the store
house lutely occupied BY said Hogur; appraised AT
90. Also, th3 interest OF said Hogue and ol
he undersigned, as his Trustee, in lot No. 81, in
said town Of Morristown, as known and designa-
ted on the plat OF said town; appraised at slU CO.
The undersigned will also. on the said lI;i day OF
January, 1850, at the said store house ia Norris
town, commence selling at public auction. the
personal property assigned TO him by sail Hosur,
cons listing oi a stock OF merchandise, one sorre
mare, and divers other arIicis which sale will be
continued from day day at MorristoYn, till jan
uary 81 1850, and at Cenireville in said county OF
Belmont, on the 23d 24th and ;25th days at Jan
uary, 1860; and thereafter at M0rristown from day
to day Till said saie is completed
TerRs Of Sale: For the real estate first above de
scribed one-third cash in hand; one third in six
months and one third in one year from the day oi
sale, with interest on the deferred payments from
the day Of sale. For the balance Of the property
all amounts of IS and under each; over dollars S
months credit, with approved security.
SAMUEL McKlSSON, Trustee.
December lst, 1859. weeks.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-12-08
@Alirsd Kelly ..died >, his residence

pAlirsd Kelly sdied 3, his residence in
Columbus, ON last Thursday night, in the
7lst year of his age. He was 4 native oi
Connecticut, but has spent all bis manhood
Ohio, and a great part Of his time in the
public service When yet under age he
commenced the practice law in Cleveland
and when twenty-one was elected to the
fn,Ohio Legislature. He has always been
identified with sehemes for the good of ibe
ssa,e. and perhap...he sss left no man who
has done more for the development Of the
general interests of the State. Whether
the common Schools, State improve msnts,
eansls, Railroads, State monetary sfairs
Mr.. Kelly has left his impress on each. We
believe he originated tie law of ls4s iu-
cooperating the State Bank of Ohio and
Branches. His whole life has been spent
: IN sctive, energetic. houest labor, and he
dies al u ripe old age. to reap the harvest Of
a-wsll spent life.,' ss1- -.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-12-08
Ge orge Washington in Favor of "a
Confederation of Free States"

We should like to have our Democratic
friends learn the following paragraph b.
heart. The hope which many entertain
that there msy yet be, BY constitutions
process" Confederation of Free States,
is an old idea. The following is wha
George Washington, IN letter TO Gen
Lafayette, said about it:
IL agree with you cordially in your views
in regard to Negro Slavery. l have long
considered it 4 most serions eril, both socis.
ally and politically, and should rejoice in
any feasible scheme TO rid our States Of
such burden. The Congress of 1887 ad-
dopted an ordinance which prohibits the ex-
istance ofinvoluntary servitude in our North
western Territory forever: l consider it a
wise measure. It met with the approval
and assent of nearly every member from the
States more Immediately interested in slave
labor. The prevailing opinion in Virginia
10 against the spread Slavery in our New
Territories, and trust. We ehaIl have con-
fedorotion oe free States" '
II Washington were .alive to-day. he
would be classed with the Brown conspira-
tors" for having uttered such sentiment.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-12-08
News ffom Washington.

% Senators and Congrcssmen are nearly
al in their places. The Senate has been
occupied in the discussions OF resolution
70 appoint committee to investigate the
Hsrper's Ferry snair. Mr.. Trombull moved
10 amend by extendiog the investigation to
the breaking into the Armory at Liberty.
No.. 10 1855. The resolution with amend
msnt will carry. COS liro--- a.i.
The House is not yet organized. One
vote has been taken in which the Repub-
Ecan. vote was cast - Grow, of Pa, and
for Sherman of Ohio. Grow Withdrew his
name. The Democratic vote was cast for
Boeock OF Va, Montgomery of Pa, and the
Anti IeconPtoa spongressmen rom Ill.,
@vsndfor Boeoek. the balauce. sf this school
beng scattered anisng men 81 their own
/. .divisiUas The prospect is favorable for the
i choice OF shsrmsa. The contest 10 ye, very
doubtful sndis likely tOoecupy considerable
= .Etl inras-is -isl9z al - .aafFa - e -t ;iil
: /, Clark OF Mo-, introduced resolution, de.
elating any one Who recommended the cir
4, Gu ls,ien Of Helpers ~Crisis Of the South,
as unqualified for Speaker This has nc
doubt been brsught up to consume time, as
several Democrats are absent.
. Dan sickIes hss ,tsken'his seat.
ssai The Presid ent will not send in his mes.
cage until Congress organizes. ,a354.a
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-12-08
SHEKIFFnS SALE.

NATHAN HALLWAY ps. BoRD-N GiBoSs, ct al
DY VIRTUE of an order of sale to me directed
ID from the court OF Common Pleas of Belmont
unity, Ohio, will offer public sale. at the door
Of the Court House, in s., Cairsville. in said co.,
on TUESDAY, December 9th, 1859, between
the hours OF 10 n and p n of said day, the iol-
lowing real estate. iowt: Situate in the county OF
Belmont and State Of Ohio, bounded rs follows:
Beginning At the N E corner of the 5 w qunrter OF
Sec ,II) Up t7 and x ts) running thence Sou,h40
perches, thence 68a9 w 46 perches, thence 5 S4f >
w 26 perches; thence 76o VISA perches; thence
S 62i . w 9perehes; thence $50 w 20 perches;
thence s 49o w % perches; thence s l7S w
perches; thence S 3ifo West 20 6S-l0O; thence
North 40 Do 100 perches; thence East l6U Do loo
perehes, to the place of beginning; containing 81
acres and "a perches; appraised SSi0,O0.
Terms of sale cash. p LOCHARY,
Sheriff Of Belmont county, Ohio
iShe:if,s Office, St. Ciairsville. Nov. oath. A. d.
P59. printers tees3 25
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-12-08
SHERIFF'S SALE

JAMES Butler and Wife vs. MARY THoxas, ct al
RY VIRTUE OF an Alias Order oil Sale TO me
IL directed from the Court of Common Pleas oil
belmont county, Ohio, / will sell, on Wednesday,
januar the 1lth, 1860, on the premises. between
the hours of 10 O'Clock. A. NJ and O'Clock, P. M. o
said day. the following described real estate. to
wit: Situated, lying and being in the county oil
Belmont and State Of Ohio, and being the North
West uarter of section No. 2, township No and
range No. 6. containing one hundred and sixty
three acres more or less. Appraised at the sum oi
$1,000. Terms cash. P. LOCHkRY,
Sheriff of Belmont county, Ohio
Sheriff's Office, ST. Cairs,iIle, December 8lh,
1859. printers lees
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-12-08

GTFarm Lands for sale, 25 miles from Philade
phia. by Railroad, in the State of New Jersey
sod sinong the best for Agricultural purposes be-
Jog good loain suil, with clay bottom The land
is a large tract divided into small fnrms and hun
dreds from parts oi the country are now settling
and building. The crops produced are large. and
and secure from irosts Terms from is to 20 dol.
larr per acre, payable within four yenrs by install
ments To visit the place, leave Vine ST. Wharf
at Philadelphia at It AN :, by Rnilroad for Ham.
monton, or address r. J. Byrnes, by letter, Ham.
monitor Post Office, Atlantic county, New Jersey
See full advertisement In another column. On