Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-14
NO. 2lS.


~ NEW ucsSiiphi ~
great celebration in Paris, ''Malskof'' OF the
\. \. Times, says:
As enc Of the regimental bands came {"
take its station ON the Place Nendomr III front
OF Us, while its regiment filed past II played
the new Italian Msrseillaise, or rather Mi
lanaise, which annoy ed the Austrans 70 much,
and which they prohibited in their Italian
provinces. Ii was the first mir | heard on
arriving in Italy, and the last one on leAv-
ing: the Italians ate drank, went to bed, got
up, marched, and fought their enemies, in un-
ison with the notes; lid the same ail but
the tightlng) myself. 1t is one Of those glo
rious airs which raises a mans hair 10 the
perpendicular and sets his nerves in trcm
or. 1t utters the plalntive cry of the ltal
ians struggling for liberty; it calls them from
their fresides and clusters them under the
flag Of independence; it leads them 10 the
midst of roaring cannon and flashing steel
bushes to sleep the dying warriors on the
field Of battle, and then sounds aloud the not"
of victory. wasalways afraid when heard
this piece of exciting music that some one
might come along and banter me to join Gar
ibaldi The world owes Italy her indepen-
dcnce, if for nothing else than her glorious
music"
PRIMITIVE HABITS IS OREGON. The Or
egonans must certainly be people very
simple in their style Of living. The FOL.
lowing incident of the discussion which re-
Gently took place in the Legislature Of that
State. with regard TO the Senatorial elrc
ton, will give US an insight into the man
ners Of those distant settlers:
MIR. Cochran said, do not propose To-
dictate to men as TO what they should 40. but
propose to take this question up as We d.
other questions, and desire to see il acted
upon with as much Judgment as tho there
was no commotion in the Democratic party,
or in the country, on any subject what
ever. | do hope that gentlemen will keep
their clothes on, at least while discussing
the questions that relate to the Senatorial
election. Laughter.
MIR. Tichenor-l would ask the gentle
man one question-who is without their
clothes? Laughter.
"Mr.. .Cochran-Tbc gentleman from Goose
ard Curry (Tchenor,
MIR. Tichcnor-W Well have 4 right I"
do so, but | am not without any clothes
have n shirt on, Sir! Laughter"
CURE FOR DvoRcE.-Michelet, in his re
markable book, DAmour, mentions the fol
lowing novel method of curing the diSpos
ton in married couples to become separated:
In Zurich, in the olden times, when II
quarelsome couple applied for divorce, tn"
magistrate never listened to them. Before
deciding upon the case he locked them up
for three DAYS in the same room, with "n"
bed one table, one plate and tumbler.
Their food was passed into them by attcn-
dants, who neither saw nor spoke to them.
When they came out at the end Of the tire"
DAYS, neither Of them wanted to be divorced
ni- To CoNsrMPrIyEs.The advertiser haE
ing been restored tn health in u few weeks, hy
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with severe Lung Affection. and that dread
disease, C"nsumption,-is anxious to make known
to his fellow sufferers the means OF cure. /" all
who desire it he will send copy of the presrrip-
ton used free Of charge, with directions for pre-
pairing and using the same which they wliI hni !
sure Cure for tonS"mIfioa asthma. Br"nchh'y. d A.
The only object of the advertiser in sending tlr
il benefit the afflicted, and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy it will cost
them nothing and may prove u blessing Parties
wishing the prescription will please ad.!ress.
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
jy 26-wsw Williamsburg Long Island.
rss~ JOHN A. FIELD begs leave 10 remind
his friends, that he i, a candidate for the office .:
Sheriff Of Alexandria City and County, al tho
next election, and respectfully socis their votes,
lie refers to his past conduct as a guarantee ior
the future. aug lS--e"t"
ags- A CARD.-Expectng at The proper time
to announce myself as u candidate Tor the Sheriff
atty Of Alexandria County, havo 10 request that
my fr;,nds will not commit themselves {" "'hcra.
avg l6-eotf WIN. a. HART
Gs~ IL he Iotr,. o,' hs City a"d C""nty .,
offer myself A. candidate Tor tho
Office OF Sheriff. at the next election and most fea
pectfuy solicit your votes.
je 3-laStc III. l.. MoNROE.
lust RECEIVED, an entire stock Of Frs-h
y Goods. consisting as follows:
90 boxes Oranges; Is boxes Lemon.
81 boxes Raisins, whole, hall, and quarters
bale Bordeaux Almonds
Sicily Almonds
Cream Nuts; bale Filberts
10 bushe, Ground Nuts; l cssk Currant,
trails Dates; keg Tamarinds
case very tine Preserved Ginger
An assortment Of new TOYS. with Fancy Arti-
cles n lot OF Moeking Bird Cages aud Canary
Bird Cages also tine assortment Of Fdnry
Candy, Ut my own manufacture. Also, | rask
Canary and cs.k Of Hemp Seed, with fine as-
sortmcnt Of Canary Birds. The above Good viii
he sol low for cash at c. SCHAFER'S
Confectionery, No. 3 North Fairfax s,rees.
aug l0if
/ INSTRUCTION.--Agr graduate II Harvard tcl-
i lege desires 10 obtain situation As private tu
tor in family. With respect to hi character.
and experience, he has permission t.
refer TO the following gentlemen;
T. A. Reed, esq, Of tho hrm Of NJ. Eldridge 4
Co, Alexandria.
James Walker, d. D., President Of Harvard
University, Cambridge, Mass.
Tie Professors Of Harvard College.
Rev. Amos Smith, Belmont, Mase.
T. W. Valentine, Primary Public School, Brook
lyn, \. Y.
For further particulars, apply to I. A. REED.
esq, Union Wharf, AleAaniria. aug ~ I'm
AND OTHERS IN WANT
Nl Of BROOMS and " OGDEN WARE will
find il 60 their advantage 10 call at our Factory
before purchasing elsewhere az we are now re
ceiving orr FALL SUPPLIES from other Fs"to-
ries, of such articles as We do not manufacture.
and fatter ourselves that sell a. low a. can
be bought Of second hands at the North. Give
a call
BROOM CORN WANTED at the Factory, On
Royal street, a few doors South Of King.
sep HERRING 4 EVANS.
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