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DIR. GupOnt8 aOlOene ViQen.

anb etneS Der Ii fen un6 erfplsreidhen MrSnetmttteI fur Frou.
suFranfbetten. sic Tnb mad benz &ecept tines ~bsfubmten nb
oe(biften Arstes F~rdpartrt nnb Gnns bnrmIpfer gfatnr. NieI,
ben Ssf Gitsfnttamer. stspsrDen burG bic eaa,s Union let ri
oGen adtbaren &pDttefern psrtauft uub Fnb bier tn 8aItinanrs
~ babcn BET Sch. 90nce, ND. 4G8 WaitfunrsarI mi S..sssse
ssr unb Co., Ode BON &tarles- unb Vrattar. : o~"'
Dtsfe ptltn wsrben eegen G,nflnbuns Spn ST an ben
Maenteu. an bic BeHsler nit Der goa rerJonbf. ~
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9ance'8
SariaparlQes, pesetabilti6e cser 8lutreinis
Oance'S.

" ntro 9termtt bel9etniet, bab metne Srau felt IL SSabrea
an Otepspitd lit nne aae a~nseseisten Mebi;inen MnD Ltnn.
loataa1pen 9stlintttel opne @rfCls ~benlste. So felbt rHrbf
TT Selge fartsn GrtntenS tetndbe blino unD befarhtete bic
ldAenDc &rantbett iu oetDmmen. IA b5tte i'd BON 5ance's
Saridpdrtue-V taen tltnb tOIte mr cine S6adtel ~DrrielbeH.
81 ntetnear grDBten @tfGanen wurbe i'd fopobl, ais euA
atttne 5rau eut9 beI @ebraI@ ~berlelbtn rlrirt unc tA be,
fabe MID iebt wpbl lnb rmanter. ti4s
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sEei0en ola Socif,tifteG

" a.5. @Itman'S ahts Senna. yetsen tSnnen benz
guoHtum ais eaS bette Wft.tcl eeeen 9trfOpfana, nsrs5ieu
ao 2tpep anD cue anbfrn, aus etner unorbnuaa DS Uerba u.
MsnsslgEentS entfanoenfn Granttetten ~tmpfOGlen werb,n.
~ nus @lte5ltp ~prdpartrt BON Wm. 8, Witman, Gtemif,
sd dAtel bet! P
o"|s SAP Q. 5aaee, SO. fO3i 8eltmOreas
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-04-09

te; waren ano 0epetIt wuroen. '"At
BemerfenSpertbelfe Ruren.
&seat Haas, WC. 81 .. Sbarptr., Uuroe scn fdpah,r, a.,
iAte, ~yterpDit1t unb l~lnpereaul dRett ae5itlt: N'" Sr
9BG: 3. MtntmO, ga, NO. 17S On ~6apsttear., walbs psn
51mGGe beS 8dn5en SpfettS DebeElt; ="
Ytineas s. 8eaaam ssa Nep-yUri, va. ruree yOn .7fSs.
DpSperte gebetlt;. '""T"
trener SGwaae;l 1Wz N"@
8rtna 8erraa, uru Ini6weaana bes Saubse uS Der @r,..
Der, Na@tt6wetB uub 5afen; WIG
S.. VI gtntpa, SeSO!Orb, ga bon etberfeaafbsit n. fdrsa.
tat 8Iuts; ~"$'
". 3. At9ert, gp 50 SIa F~arafr., Baltimore. ran ~.
pepta, Geberbef9werben un 9@winbel; Wv
Die 5rau pgI j: .. " 81 yO. as NSdfrase BON DtsseSao
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NettfeDeru. WSettfeDerm.

Cine duseeset&nete MuspabI RON neuen nnb uneenttThter
9 IN cfeoern tnb fpeben pteDer Gnsetpnantn ub 3u GuBerf biz
ltgem Wretfe 5u tetOnmen TIM NfDpeI.la8er BON
GbarIe1 8 OIIGnber, 2DeR YrdttRr. 80. "a
swtf den Dr Bride unb Wearftmartet
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Or. Nn0fee

beb1HOelt ale STA Hfbeiter.
Dr.. 8datee wtrb beIpnbers Nufmerffameett dwf
fGlSeabe uebel %rerwsnben 5Hfen. Grf6Ituugsa, aaSsebs
rnn9, gr6ane, SHRusaa, Ultima, 2uftr0brenentsanbuna unb
anoere GIFtrDbrens unb ERugent5et. 6lei1tdaS wiro er NIT
gang ~6eIpnberem 8tetBt ale 5GntubeI bebaabeIn, ais 6Ift.
peb, Srrcpbeln. NbennattSmus, (ttBtgen we 6rsntfNen)
Reurdlgte. SbldgRus. Gptlepfe, DpsNepfe (6dmprrhotberl
splbsne aber uab ale Nrten MagenubsL, acknowledgements un6
6rdnfbetten Der 9eb6rme; Ses9lethen ALE hrpnti@en Rrants
bitten Der 0eearnte; bes9lethen ale brpntfhe, Rranstetter
bes wetbltben 3ef6lebteS uub Der &tnSer.
Or. 8dGfee bat 1000 3eugntfs fttneS Spl 9Gnbis n Or.
fDIse8 Bet br &ar BON straightforward, alien fDun6ea uab
1ef&rn zen s fteln, 8StnbFDpfen, Rrcpfsn, @efhpuIfen unb
8eulen dler Dirt uno Ctne Inuenoung beA DaeTers. Oi.,e
uleBtSenannten uebtl f6nnen ntAt ntttelf Gorrefpcabens be.
laab 1t iper6eH, ~fpabern bic Rrautea mIHtn l3 aatet per.
f6nltbe IuftBt hes DoitprS fsl1n, 81
Or. Baat tee bat en nsueS 8lutbnm entOeft, ipeIbes Ben
If p1rten Star" pcufDinnen dbl0rbirt unb phne 4ns
pen6ans 6s Nteders BITE Sebtraft 6es anse5 plsotr beraeGt.
Au@ earirt tr ale Qei6en Der
AageG nnO Sbren,
pbne MnrpeubIrg bes Dte1er, Dber br Natel, gn6 bGt lets
cline ourtreEltAe AuSwabl Don wdneerDcuen finflt@fn Aaacu
uRb Eump1nuns 8 CT Obren Irommetn OGrr ltbte oaaeaS
fur fe6es SeIdle6t nte Utter, unb eiaaefeBt tn 5 Nttnuten.
DR.. BaGtee tit elmer Der 9efhtftefen unD berIDmfsfen
ttst ltbenben Aer3te ano GbtrurSen UNI feta Nuf fat tn teber
Stdbt Der BsIt dnerfannt.
Vile an Or. SaaEee a~brefFrtsH 8refe nus tcssnb stnsm
Sra8sn uber tr8enb clue &rdatbstt betrtft, inssn pTonpte
3tantwOrtung, aud Uerbe 6rpntf6e tlsOeI f6rtftlt& bebanp
bel mtl Nusnnbre bersr, ipeI@e tslne perfSu.t@e Branfprus
hun6 f0rbern. t
&I- @efd&ftSRunten DON 8 r6r Wpr9ens bs
5 upr NbeubS. Or. 8aafee,
9p. "a Qeytngtpnnr., srtfden @bdrleSs u. ltbertpfr.
5uItl5,fI Baltimore, We
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Muaen nn0 Ghreu.
Health Health Health !
Or. g ~ -
8ufanamen8efeSter
SSilDftrfSDeu GOruD.

2 @|TC%
aranfbetten, UtIhsn sr anstmffen II unD fur weIaetDts
sraaunlt4fen TOlgen aus beTtn @tbrau@e FA sttetsn, man
IT'D - onasn. @rfaitanasn, AuSsebrmag, R~rOnaitis, Gnas
5tfmme, 5sttenRe8en Obsr 3rufiSmsrsea, eeT6wdGte 9sS.
fteatiDn Creesn Dti6breu@ DOR Ga'Omel an6 anbtren ltsia.
AtnD 3~eriflOpfen Doer 5erBtr1nfbelt, i~tBetnSe Retauna pbsr
SntsinOuns Der aebIe, &c. Seine n~abrbaften GtaenfM6ftfr
lberetGern unb relni8ea bs Blut, Inb gnterbalten be Rfdf
% Der apSettt feelt. 9rsts 81 cine 8OtteI: 8 8utsla $3.50
6 BOtieIn So.
0cilmllS o Mftbma, 8lutfpeiemrm. /. ~.
zine anbere aaBerorbentliGe 5etlun0!
-. ~ q mG Na,h mtr MOT aI.is Ssrsnassa @l0aOern TO palte Is
mas Dr. SUapne's WtIber Gtrf&sn 6prnR
mir 8elettet pat. SO wur6e BON rtnena beftiGea 5ufen BE-
t1uen, NIT UlutipeteH uto f@uereua Mtpent, 70 bag th bic
game Na6t nmBer benz Bette fen MnD fStn mnete. Sd
Serl9aTtt mir BITE Ubtes %psrt9Ooas 0asDtstn BON 9srrmann
~1pufGnbt9 curtrt rCrCen bin.
9enfaIsm, 8uds GDpnts, f6. Rat 1857.
y ttterS! Bttter8 8~itter8l
DIR. Swayne's Bitter Catholicon
Deas NIT elmer St8sr9ett benust werpem. weIde etne Msbt.
itn btelsr Art moo ne %srfaprea: 80 ~psrletbst benz 5pRem
9sass e.beu anbs &raft. Der 8ia6s. Der SSwd<&e, Der
enc, beren Seflnobett Bet pDtDeruftenn 4Iter 6abtn l@wtns
bet, nerben nsus 8rafte unb etnen saten &ppett erpalten.
s~ufrteben iet1. Dteies wtrfIiH wertbsOae gttters Sat oross
&taeni&aftea. - 9tur so Gents bts 9Ottel.
GGMbert nmO retnt1et OdS Slut
Or. Smapne's ltari cOncentrirter
Stub Grtrott y. Sarfapartlla
Oar erOBe 9latrstntssr, unb Naittel sur 5ttluae BON serU-
fHla, mertnrtaltf&tn &rGntbetten, Nbeupattsmus 6out.
au sf&las, @ti&nartn, ~@rptpelas, @Gd4em, aaaemstnsr
S@w6ae, fppbiIttf9er S9mptCme &c. &c.
0GQen nnOeren Miuen DDrnMS
Or. Srapns's uberauGerte @arfdpartQa unb Tbesr Oil.
len, sesen aIs btat0ssn 9etssn, unOrbsntlt4tn 9~tnblsans,
ROpfi&mer3, oer bon pernprbentm Maaen berruprt, ueDel-
tttt, unperbdult@fett, Observation-Disclosures bet cen Sraaenttm.
n1sra, ttsenS &rant9sttea Der Sober, Oes 1aasens O0sr Der
benz SpRen neIe 1rast, t4rtreH pieIe eetben, bic man Mot
IN i9rem Serrt@ 9alten fOIte 9esest nt4t etne Yrrbe NIT
bitten wertpspar n Yiasn su MAIDEN - @erferttst aaetn Set
Or. 81 a ne unp Sppn
s MDrtb Gesentb Street, uber btut Wtati
NhtGabelrbfnA
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:SDee NInD Wagfee.

Der aud wtrtlih sut4a.
gDesn TOR f&Iebten 8dfte unb Ebee oys5raRbt, 10 IL %
eure etsene S0ute. Sr tsnnt CANT UOr III slt6 gnteS.
GbtneIen Gfe BON Baltimore anp Brebertffr.
iwo Der GbineIe Un lRCntas DtCrgeu sis Samfas gladt
leet dnp dUb etnlGbet BON lGtnem btat9en tts Neltfaten SGce
tao RLdee Su tdufen MaiSn
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-04-09
Cine anbere ipunberbare Rur.
bur6 pr. G~palmer's Ieia IDpsus- Ginfsar bsp trfa,nI,
MoIfIy,nuo L. CtrbtNb

f puTW HF* pusNtF . VtiH IpptU1~1 Unfair benerfHeuIo.
msin SER! = 60 ssrsiGt mir tum ARISEN Ser ssUG. 1894;
az nstner 5raa perbei8efu9rt, ntsutbetIsn. "a snS ts.t
Wsnate Der, e teem rtetne 6raN bHn DQSpepaa. QebsrcAors
s asS S s,fanss . s5srtFsa rg Sss ,s % i$tsdt mar isr aasisSsnn
Narbe blet@ uno tire 3dnee NIT NuSiGiaa beoedt marSssr
Jprs wtpssiqsn ssissn sarta a4a9siprealt9 SrSs, S6nts.
&epte &c. er8rtntn ,fe oefntaBeH, Das t1 fe aufeab lie %ar -
iSnats. Inn n tsfe 8sts Sarss r, slns 81 ron 0e sb sI% 80 f ssesssa
ten tn rnetn 5auS 8enprien ano i'd narSe petdnIa6t Ss gi.t
Babrt cit lassn bas nab benz @snu6e 6es SnbaltcSS ~ ~ rsaa ana IN
tBlafAe fe ltb berettS better fubltt, fe bate feins a. 49, %n sw.t
kmebry frnnte Wteoer eden un6 mad BEN WenuFe bes SnhoIsses
pen 8 wettsrsa 6iai1sn mar ite sdas rieber bersefelt.
n@m go. IS 5aO gassaraase.
derpSie &ranfbeiten.
Or. Gbalmer's QSe1unppetts Ginftur beFst etns h,s.nA..
5eItraft fur Decentralization. Se rsitint bas yInt rs,
ben esrberblt&en Sdften unO trdhist bic piebesr, BE bn ~ tSSn
standardization gcIttten baben. Die 5eiIfrdfre Der SsritS. ~ ~
pabrRaft Tnnoerbar anb 9gabsn f4 Ter art bdufa bemiesen1
59ga$s, Abaa1tags anb ssSensl5erbsus anb ieSerssit pS or
8Opfwet, Sdwinoel. Me%rpeniGmersen, S~ersflppfen' oSrsIisHGs.
s9nd@s, nalaf an benz ~llmsaase NIT 9issl8ssn, %rs IIiI !
~I0Gtnlnn, ueberlpannun9, &rrGtpea Bel Der oerinonsao M az
ssaRstit stsSsan TN &opts, Stse i'm @sf4t, 9sbsSsaSesSr%S
=. IT bic WtsNtsta ntt OSas SrfOIs sstrapat pUrben. Diss
bat f&sn bdaFs @sbantsn an Ssl6fmprD, SefarSt"n ina s =
gDapnNnn &C; DertrIstsn. Die E,nttur f6rbert unb iSaFt eTs
.frtfbes eebeu wteber. S" """
SGwdde bes san3en Spffems
BON Nm. s.: ri m m Gss. GtssntBamer.
8s"sntB s0n M'@Hnp's stras"tsr g snsE%atIS se S SSav
ss5rn. g. Sanee. = @s eerstdt mir gum or66ten Weranio.n
Itnitar Se5 Or. GbaImer ~0nsIrttpsn. S&on laneers as,t
lit t& an NerDtnf6md1e, Matisfeit anb 8errlittnne Der oSns
zen Wartr. SD napnt nit teben Gaoe metr nb. gDSbpssh
Steicr 8et mar ID thinner traurts unb nutblps, unDh sole ss
th fhnel absebrea pirbt, uesDeeen I'd, perf&ie enc Wfttef nsS
anesfSbr 5 gDoden rietbsn sic MIR, 81. 9baIn,sr'ss C.ssr xp
bet.s. ainttur a. ssSraasaSsa. 20 fOIets Strsm RatRe, 0Sae
e%lanben. Denten ste I'D nun raetn @rhaunen, ala tH- FAM.
SSag it'd nasia APssttt f4ea mad Der sWsiten DOas S%erneSrt..
unO t&, naGten t& Inurn cine 1laf6e ataOmmen, bsDsutenb
fdrter unb trGtttGer gtpprDen mar. SO tabIe mid nun S5lio
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-07
IT Directions 49,

IT Directions 49, -.
Any Case OF Dyspepsia
ANY Case of % siepsia
Any Cnsc Of Dyspepsia
Any Cusc Of Dyspepsia
Any Cnse ot Dyspcpsia
Any Case of Dyspepsia
ANY Case Of Dyspepsia
Liver Disense,
Liver Dl1easc,
Liver Disease,
Liver Disease,
Liver Disease,
Liver Disease,
Liver DsSase,
Jauntlics,
Jaunttlee,
Jaundlce,
JntindiTe,
Jaundice,
Jaundlce,
JNundice,
General Debility,
General Debility,
General Debility,
General Debility,
General Debility,
General Debility,
General Debility,
PaIpItatIQn,
palpltatjon,
Paipitatlon,
Pa.p.tati.'i,
PatpItafiou,
Pa1pltntion,
PaIpitntIon
Chronic Dfarrhpa,
Chronic DlarrhGn,
Chronic Dlarrh9a,
Chronic Dlarrhocn,
Chronic DIRrrhGR,
Chronic DlnrrhGa,
Chronic DInrrhGa,
HiHi%t:,' G:a;iI%s:,'
Glddiness.
Gitidincss,
GldhlnesS,
GitlttIpcss,
Glddiness,
Depressed Spirits,
Depressed Spirits,
Depressed Spirits,
Depressed Spirits,
Depressed Spirits,
Depressed Spirits,
Depressed Spirits.
Loss of..appctitc.
La.s of Appetite,
Gs:s s.s si si zPbsi,,s, zPi'si,s,
id,ss OF Appetite,
Loss of Appetite,
Loss of Appetite,
Puin in slide R,id Buck
rain ~ Side and HACK,
Pain IN Side and Back,
Pn.:, Ia Side and Back,
EnEn iu stIe nn;t !snck,
Ra|n ir Side and IssfE,
Pain in Side nmf IShek,
n ,s EspccinilY Adapted 70
il g.. H.;iaGiRilY Adnpted t9
4, IL F.sp"cinl!y huapfeu 10
II ~ Hspcciniiy Adm i,tetl 10
II Is IE.pccIaiiy Adapted to
II Is respectfully Adapted to
II is Esi,ccinlIy Adapted 70
Female Complaints;
Female Complaints;
Femple Complaint;
Eep,ale Complaints;
Female Complaints;
Female Co,l;.lanltsi
Female Complaints;
ff Produce Itotpnf,Ity of Form
Il Produces Isoi:fu1}tt of nit
II Produces Ieotundity of kSrp
IN Produces Itotunuity OF corn
IL Produces IsOtuntlIty Of Form
it PrM,Hces IsotHnelify OF Form
n, Femnfcs sf e Thin mud Spnre HI
I'm Females Of Tiiln md Spare Fl!
In Females of Thin Rnu spnfc
I'm E.,nales of Thin and Spare ~
In Females of Thin nnd spare
In Females Of Thin Rnu spare a.
T., Eemnlcs of n Chin and Spare HI
Every Invalid Should
Every Invalid Should
every invalid Should
Eysry Invalid Should
s9:cry InyniIrs Siioiilu
Every tnyaEid Should
Every Invalid SSGrE
Try One Package.
TRY One Package.
TRY One Package.
1,ry One Package.
Try One Package.
T,ry One Package.
fry One Package.
aond q pos;are Saup IN il,n Trnprictors Tor
Tamn,Iet u Sl, :" Diseases Of S,innlar'i and ROY
w. ". BLISs & co: ProrI:etp15
3G3 Erond way, New i
For Sale IN Edssfad By
DRs. A. G. & T. J. TEAGUE AND
E. NJ. PENN.
Sent & 1y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-07

Bliss Dyspeptic Remedy
Bliss Dyspeptic Remedy
Bliss Dyspeptic Remedy
Bliss Dysl,eptic Remedy
Bliss DyspcptIc Remedy
Bliss DySpcptic REMEDY
Bliss Dyspeptic Remedy
Has the Largest Sale
Hns the Largest Sale
Has the Largest Sale
Has the Largest Sale
Has tlie Largest Sale
Has the Largest Snle
Hus the Largest Sale
Ofnuy Medicine In the World.
or eny Medicine In the World.
OF any Medicine in the World.
OF any Medicine III the World.
OF any AIcaIcfne fn the World.
OF auy Medicine IN the World.
or any Medicine In the World.
lot, U,UUO Packages
lGU,UUU Packages
LOO, ,UUU Packages
l00.UUU Packages
IUU,UUO Packages
1OU,QOU Packages
l0U,UUO Packages
Sold In Georgia and SouthCarollnn
Sold In Georgia aud SouthCarolinR
Sold In Georgln and SouthCnrolina
Sold I'm Georgia and SouthCnr0liha
Sold In Georgia and SouthCaroiiha
Sold In Georgia and SouthC"roiinR
Sold In Georgia md southCaroi'nn
In Fourteen Months.
I'm Eourtcen Months.
In Fourteen Months.
In Fourteen Months.
In Fourteen Months.
In Fourteen Months.
Tn Fourteen Months.
TtIs Warranted to Cure
-."ated 10 Cure
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-07
COTTON.

COTTON.
COLUMBIA, S. G., Sept 90, 1850.
j. MApEs, EsqDea Sir have writing touching
the effects Of of Lime Cotton Having tested
ohe preparations and the appearance of the plant hopeful AID
promising regards large and remmcang yield feel certain
will from hundred one hundred and thirty pounds of Cotton
acrcth other
remarkable Rst plant where your Manure h
while show and this especially the where
Guano has been used.
though least, regards the Planters interest, feel certain that
Cotton from SupcrPhopatc will p mach hrr than from other pepar
particular believe Phosphps destined work the
possible beneficial the Cotton growing States the South
The plants look and luxurious being six feet high and hold
ITO bos each stalk very truly, IL LOMAS
WHEAT.
The ~ G. Dispatch March, 1s59"My Wheat Guano
Gfce pounds willie that upon Mp Phosphes of Line
weighed fhyn sixty pounds per LusheL"
DARlEN, CIR, Sept 27th 1850
other Manure that good for the Garden other far
have tried Napcs Ntrogenizd snerPhophatc Of Lime deem
VI Yours respectfully NATL WEED
Gordcrs the above Fertilizer promptly filled by IL n E. s0AOoS
Hamburg, S. G.
giving directions testimonials gratis
Price per Ton in Hamburg, S55.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-23

Az APPROPRIATE PRAYER.--At prayer
meeting held not a hundred miles from Gro
ten. in this State, one Of the republicans pray
ID with great JUNCTION for the peace OF John
Browns soul. After he had finished a broth
er from the '.uther aide Of the house" offered
up his petition to the Throne OF Grace, IN the
course OF which he prayed that all men
might live together in the love OF the Lord
that wars might cease, and that swords
might be beaten into piow-shares. AMI
spears into pruning hooks; more especially
D Lord, those twelve hundred pixies manu-.
featured by that traitor to his country-Oid
John Browu.- Ner Uucen NrWs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-23
OBITUARY..

DR. JOSIAH JA>NEr died at his residence in
Clark. County, on the 18th instant, after II short
illness from upoplcxy. DR.. Jannoy was native
Oi Louduun, und tor time II practitioner "t med
cine, in Louiouu County. About sixteen years
ago he moved L. the beautiful county in which he
died, where in comparatively short period OF
ilmo he initiated himself into ono Of the finest
country practices in the State The doctor was
widely and popularity known as professional
man, and for many Of the more noble and social
traits Of character, was highly esteemed by those
who knew him. He possessed i'll an eminent dc
gree that cnviable trait Of physician. OF obtain
ius the entire confidence OF those who awaited
themselves oi his professional services. aud was
particu lsrly noted for the lihcraliiy with which
ho dispensed his professional skill. His kindness
Ms husband. father. and master. WAS only equal
Ell by his large and provcrbial hospitality lie
leaves large aud interesting fanny To mourn
their irrcparablo loss, who have our warmrst syn
pa,hles in their sad bereavement. = Lo"doo"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-23
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

SANDY HOOK. Dec. 22-The steamship
Asia, from Liverpool on the 10th. passed
Sandy Hook thi, morning. and was boarded
| hy the ncw.hpat Of the Associated Press.
| Ii was rumurei MT London that the Chi.
ness had ordered the Russians 10 evscmatt
the AMOR River settlements, aud had sealed
up the Russian Embassy at Pekin, iii the
Palace.
New YORK. IL a. m.-The Asia has arrived
at her wharf
There had been received nj Paris several
additional adhesions to the Peac, Congress.
SpecuIations were rito rs ~ what plenlp"-
tentiaries would bc sent by the various Pow
ers. and as to whnt would be the probable
proceedings.
The English retormers were holding CON
tercnces IN preparation for the approaching
campaign.
The directors Of the Great Eastern had
postponed the explanation of their embar.
easements to the shareholders for one month.
and this act had caused much dissatisfaction
among the latter.
The total amount Of gold recovered from
the wreck of the steamer Royal Charter,
amounts to Gls0,0o0.
Victor Hugo has published All eloquent
appeal on behalf Of "Oli Brown" He SAYS
his execution will DO crime vi the greatest
magnitude.
The Bank Of France gained six millions
francs in cash during the month Of Noyem-
Der The pacific policy of France towards
England had made some progress.
The French budget for the next year
requires nearly E113,00o,0Oo. The Paris
Bourse closed buoyant.
The difficulties between Prussia and
He-se-Cassel were in a fair way for adjust
ment through the German Diet.
A ministerial crisis had occurred at Con
stanturple. Faud Pasha e. had rendered
his resignation.
Prince Daniel, of Montenegro, had been
assassinated al Constantinople.
Spain has issued orders for new levy OF
10000 men.
INSTRUMENTATION for the week
had declined Cd Oh all grades, and holders were
pressing their stock on the market. particularly
tho new crop Sales Of the week 5000 bales, IN
rluding l,iVO to spectators, aud 5000 to expor-
ters. Til. estimated sales on Friday were 5000
baIes-narket closing dull. Stock Of American
IN port - 1000 bales.
Advice- from Manchester are favorable. Price.
were firm, but The market very dull.
The Hayro cotton market closed firm; Tres ord.
LEE. has lUG. Sales VI the week 1000 bales.
Stock -, 600.
Breadstuis generally closed steady. Flour dull
and nominal nj 2292,s. Wheat steady, with m
improved demand: rcd % 3d@l IL; white IS 6d(y
lis I'd. Corn quiet; yellow 3Os Gd@32s.
Provisions generally dull. Beet dull, but
steady Pork quiet ut 500. Bacon quiet; new
Cumberland offered AT fss, without buyers. Lard
dull and nominal at SIS.
General Producc--Coffes quiet. Rice firm
Tea dull al Is. I'd. Resin heavy ri IL. Spirits
Turpcutns dull nj 3I..
Financial Bullion III the Bank Of England had
decreased ts2,uoO. Money rates were unchanged.
Con-ul- gJsh96 rN-dy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-23
~ YESTERDAY EVENINGS MAILS.

r,pr,y COUNTY lTEMs-The public Hir-
;o,,wlll take place in this county at the
.;ms, and places as given below:
Fairfax Courthouse, on Friday, Dec. 80.
urauesvIle, on Saturday, Dec. 81.
',.n,,ryille and West End on Monday.
January ID, 1860.
barge number of likely servants Of ev-
.,y description will be present at each place.
The Court on Monday last appointed the
,,n,wng gentlemen Commissioners of Roads
,h;. County: lst District-Thomas n
- "a Dist.-Juhn A. Marshall: I'd
~, -Maynadier Mason; 4th Dist--Lewis
MI. 5,L pist.-,Ias Webster; 9th Dist
Ybo.. l. Carper.
An order was also passed to borrow money
,r-pair the damages to the Jail by the re-
The following additional Patrol Companies
.er. appointed by the Court.
~. Mill.-Wm. e. kidwell, Captain;
n,y,s + Thompson. Walters Thompson, Jas.
g,by and John kidwell.
N.unt Plerce-Joseph +. Monroe. Cap
,.n Jas. NJ. Benton. VIM. Padgett, Edw.
4 Dickens Eiw. Crump, Thos. +. Scutt,
/ I'M Terrett, Wallace Terrett. Robt. NJ. Mi
mar jas. Crux. Chas Bayliss. John Heath.
Chs, Carver and Ambrose Cox. Jr.
On Monday last warrants were issued
AGAINST two citizens OF this county, Messrs.
linn II. ,iarges aud Thomas Crux, on a
,b.ry. Of circulating inrendiary documents.
particularly the infamous Helper Pamphlet.
Nr lsurces was brought before Esqulres
1;nnn.ll aud Williams on Tuesday. lie
am,ba,,cal!y denied ever having circulated
The Helper Book or any other incendisry
ratification. lie said a copy Of the pamphlet
mad been left at his office ny some person,
directed TO +. NJ. filzhugh, esq, aud that
he hsd sent 1t to Mr.. F. along with his other
mail matter, but that he did not know its
character ut the time. A number of the
witnesses being absent, the case was postpon-
ed IN il Friday, to-day and Mr.. q. gave
bail in the sum Of 81 ,OGO to appear at that
time.
Mr.. Crux was brought before j. c. Gun
nell, esq, ON Wednesday and held TO bail
IN the sum ., $500 for his appearance to
day, Friday
Ne understand that Mr.. Crux was arrest
ed about half-pust two o'clock ON Wednes-
dsy morning. while in the act Of leaving the
State, by Mcssrs. JOS. +. Monroe and Jas.
W. jackson, Special Bailifs, after ~ e1cit-
ing chase faicf;l1 Nscs.
SAD AcclpgxT.-On Tuesday evening last.
IS Mrs. Maria Thrift was defending the steps
lssdiug from the back Of her room IN the
Hotel to the lower floor, she accidentally
.luped, and fell to the bottom of the steps,
breaking her left arm just above the wrist,
and iniurlng herself seriously in other re
spects. DR.. H. ID. Taliaierro Was called In
and set the broken limb. Mrs. Thrift is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-23
COM M z &c AL,
Alexandria Market, December %.

There were hut few transactions yesterday. and
the market closed very quiet. In prices there is
change. Flour is held az S5.25 for superfne.
with very light receipts and n moderate demand.
We heard Of some sales of fair red Wheat AT l22c.,
but in good white and red there are no sales re
ported and our figures Of Thursday are unaltered.
Corn is irmcr. hut We have advance I" quote;
sales of new white at soc. Rye and Oats quiet.
Pork is in limited supply and good demand. at
S7nS72J
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-23
MARRIED.

On the I'D instant. by the Roy. \. : Hreenu
way, Mr. JUSRPH HJLLEfT, u Miss vi. j.
hkRBEET. both ui this p!ncc.
IL his fostering care
This lovely flower is givon,
10 bi"nlu with him on earth,
And bloom with him in Heaven.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-23
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

THE CALI for a Union public meeting Of the
residents Of the District Of Columbia. for this
evening, is stated to have cnanatcd from
some Of the most esteemed citizens Of Wash
ington, among them the venerable and res
pccted ten. Walter Jones. vino drew the
cal! with his own hand and who. ii ia hoped
will preside over the meeting.
The EGUARDs.-The Wythe Guards
Capt. j. +. Kent, numbering slxty-seven
men, passed through this city upon the Or
ange and Alexandria Railroad last night,
on their way home from Char!estown. The
corps are from Wythevilr, Va