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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-01

The GOLD Digging near Halifax [ \. s.
have proved to be worthless.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-01

ts5- An interesting Letter from :'aitaer-
land, has been received and Will appear i'll
our next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-01

SEWING MACHINES AMONG TIE CHINESE
An American missionary at Fuhchuu, Chi
ma. writes: ''Our Mandarin IS sending 10
sew YORK TO purchase a sewing machine
lie is bent on Introducing foreign improve
iaents in some shape. lie is delighted with
the sewing machine in the family Of one Of
our missionaries
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-01

The Ship Fever is again IN our midst,
jro;. skt 10 this port in the ship Cynosure. -
There haze been about twenty cases, the
first death bei4 z at Cus.le Garden. Ill those
that were decided cases were remoYed 10
kandalrs Island. We deeply regret TO az
,oanee that among the sick is the venerable
Captain Crabtree, the Vice President OF the
Compissiopers of Emigrstion.-,N !. CoHr,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-01

Tue LATE JosErH GALEs.-The following.
merited tribute To the worth Of this lament
ell ana e>tilnable gentleman Is from the \
.. Picayune:
I'VE do not know whether il is 81 now
nor do we know whether it would not he
made out to be something extremely cen>ur-
bic: but in the early days, the editor OF the Of.
ral Journal ut " asIlngton was almost 4 part
oi the government Public questions. 10 he
determined in the Cabinet, We're talk -d tNt1
with him. aud the views of the government
presented 10 the public, through him. On
critical occasions, the Secretaries would send
him the materials for :.u EDITORIAL, and tie
association was recognized as one oi eYuall-
~. IL was thns that Mr. Gales lived with
the administrations OF Mr.. Madison and Mr.
Monroe, and we believe with Mr.. Adams.
lie was then, and deserve llg, n power in the
State He was brought INTO constant con
tact with statesmen OF the first order o! las
own country, and from abroad. and cultlca-
ted III himself the qualities which MAKE,
craftsmanship. He would have filled, with
success, the highest civil appointments. lie
was contented to live and die editor Of the
National lnteligencer 1t was an honora-
BILE place, nobly earned and nohly filled
His proulest ambition was this. The hope
of reaching that eminence might we'll be the
impulse to honorable exertion among tine
Younger brethren OF his profession
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-01

The I.usust number of the American Far
ar, ably conducted by Mr.. \. 5. Worth
icgto.; EGs been promptly issued As usual.
~ corten,s are Of general interest to the
:: NJ. AMI We have no doubt the present
number viii prove very acceptable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-01

Cyrus acCormirk. the we'll known reaping
ao} mo.7ing machine man. and proprietor OF
,Ae Hhicago Herald. istalkcd of aSthc demo
cr:,ic candidate for Congress from that DIS
.ti"l ii is said he is popular with the far
morS : few days ago he purchased the
CHICAGO Times and united it with the Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-01
ANTIOCH COLLEGE, OHlo-BoM Seres Sta

ANTIOCH COLLEGE, OHlo-BoM Seres Sta
dents-In the last Home Journal, MIR. Will
lis gives an interesting account OF his 6bser-
ratlons in IA recent visit to Antioch College.
The influence OF each sex, he says, upon the
manners and habits of the other is found to
be refining, as well as stimulative OF the
higher ambitions though, naturally, the et-
feet is stronger upon the elder than upon the
Younger students. No restraint, beyond that
of absolute proprlety, is put upon their in
tercourse. The recitations and lectures are
of course in common; but SO also are the
meals-the retectory being arranged with
small tables, ut which they form their own
parties of four or SIX eating and conversing
together with the freedom of acquaintance in
restaurant Out of study hours they asso-
ciate us they please. often forming plc-n'cs
and finding amusement in the beautiful seen
cry of the neighborhood, and mingling much
with the society around. Preferences and
attachments are inevitable, of course; but
these, honorably pursued, are not discouraged
or interierred with: and, undergraduate mar
riages are not uncommon, particularly while
the lady is IL "Freshman," one instance has
occurred ofhusband and wife taking their
degrees AS Bachelors of Arts at the
same commencement One couple OF best
scholars" who had become attached while
Seniors" and married after graduating,
returned to the College to become each
a Professor. The Faculty" seem to act up
on the principles as safely established, that
love is only an explosive and dangerous ele-
ment when bottled up too tightly, and that
free intercourse, between intellectually en-
ployed persons of both sexes, results in great
er retinements certainly y, matrimony possibly,
very rarely in mutual injury. 1t should be
mentioned, perhaps that the gentle sex has
one special oficer-a "matron," who regu-
lates personal habits by presiding over the
"dormitory' or separate college building
where the female students lodge-and that
the present incumbent of this Office, Mrs.
Paine, a New England matron, is exercising
Il very marked influence on the College by
her singular efficiency and good Judgment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-01

rhs election in North Carolina takes place
,o-tay. The Breckenridge party say that
;ae at2s~ will 70 for them iy large n',t-
,:rty
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Declaring for Bell and Everett

The Rome lGeorgia) Courier, which has
hitherto been 4 Democratic journal, an
nounaes that il will, during the present can
yass. support the nominees OF the Constltu-
toual Union Party
The Hayneyille (Aa.) Waterman, . De
mocratic journal published in the rich and
populouS county Of Lowndes, and heretofore
supporting Breckenridge and Lane, has ahan-
doned them to advocate the election of Bell
and Everett.
The Southern Herald, published at Full
ton, Mississippi, and hitherto neutral in poll
tics, has announced that during the present
canvass it will advocate the claims Of Bell
and Everett.
The Courier of the Teche," hitherto a
neutral paper. published at ST. Martinsyllle,
Parish Of St. Martin, Louisiana, has placed
the names of Bell and Everett at its mast
bead II is published both in French and
English. and enters into the contest with
spirit.
The Montgomery Alabamai Post" here
totore Il neutral paper, has declared for Bell
and Everett
The Daily News, of Jackson, Mississippi,
has renowned its neutrality during the
present sun,ass and will support Bell end
Everett.
The Morellouse Louisiana? Advocate,
heretofore Il Democratic journal, has announ-
ced that il will support the candidates Of the
ConSti!utona! Union party.-NW. Int.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-01

.ne psople in several districts Of New Or
leans are suffering greatly from the effects
of thu drought The heat Of the san has 81
warped tie cisternS that they will not hold
.7ater. asa consequence, whi>key barrels,
&C., ere reSortee 10, and the flavor Of the WA
ter is rendered unpalatable 10 very many.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-01

The Grand Rapids Michigan Eagle says
that the express company OF that place have
carried to market during the season loS,S35
pounds of pigeons, valued at 50, $50, aud the
freight on which amounted TO IS, $50 There
are in) pigeons packed in barrel. Many are
consumed at home and in the neighborhood
markets which do not CONE into the hands Of
the express men. There were :i-G forward
ed from Grand Rapids 200 dozen frogs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-01

4 CHILD AND Ills MuTHER.--A lady in
Boston, who is blessed with four of rs
handsome and intelligent children as can be
found in the public schoos-dceming the
conduct Of one of her sons. while AT the din
ner liable. deserving of instant punishment,
rose from her chair, took the lad by the hand,
marched him forth to the parlor and locked
him up in the closet. 1t happened that there
was "Slide" which communicated with the
dining room closet. through which he could
see his parents and his brother and sisters At
table The child in the course ola few mo-
ments, cried out, "Mothcr, here is Il note. y
He had written on ii piece Of paper he had
found in the closet the following:
Dear Moher-Are you going 10 let ne ou;?
Your, truly.
80. H."
The mother made no response and presently
there was another note:
"De:lr Mothcr--I am in the china closet and il
YOU lnn'l let ne out, something may break
"IourS. respectfully,
-. H."
This was "A threat, AMI of course n" firm matrou
would be moved by il. Presently the following
appeared:
MY dear Mother-rlcasc let NJ" out. II y"u
don't. when released, will 80 into the street
and catch the measles,
~ our atiertonalc son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-01

This note. though threatening rs the other.
mad. tho mother melt, aud master 80. h. wa.
liberated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-01

BlSHor EARIy-This distinguished minister
preached Yesterday at ST. Pauls NJ. i. church
in this city TO large and deeply interested
audience on the arowal of the apostle ST.
Paul Rom. and 10th. Il am not a,haln-
Ell of the Gospel OF Christ, Tor it is the power
OF God unto salvation u every oue that
Lel;eyeth, to the Jew first and also TO the
Greek
In the evening the Bishop preached in the
Bedford 81. Church To an immense congregav
ton taking for bis theme the beautiful text
in Phil ) and s, Yea, doubtless, and
count all things but loss for the exceliency
of tie knowledge of Christ Jesus my Lord. :
The swhjer1 was admirably eIucidated and
lorcibly applied, and the eliec; npon tl.e large
and delighted audience will not soon be
ci'4ccd from the memory. lie is indeed
noble specimen OF IL primitive Bishop, and
although MUCH beyond the summit level Of
human life, he still preaches with the energy
and pathos which distinguished his palmest
days May his useful life and abundant
abors be long continued to the Chufch.-N.
J. Courier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-01
ALEXANDRIA,:

WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST |, 1860
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-01

TREATMENT OF CRoCP.-The Dublin Hos
pitai Gazette states that DR.. Jpdln, N Il com,
munication to the Academy Of Sciences, an til,
nature of Group and on the treatment Of the
same, says that his researches have led him I,
the following conclusions First, ti,at croui
and observation-disclosures angina are merely
parasitical diseases, due to the formation ot
fungi. second that the treatment Of these
affections requires neither general medca,
ton nor incendary authorizations, and thai
they may he cured by simple parasiticidal
applications. Alter generating the yari-
Gus therapeutical means rcsorted 10 in this
and anaIacou, diseases, Mr.. JOHN declares
that he much prefers 10 these uncertain.
alarming or dangerous remedies, the Ses-
Quichoride Of iron, which completely i'm
originates the fungus, exercises Its action on
the surface only, and may be absorbed without
danger This medicine destroys the parasitic
growth and also modites tavorabiy the
hcmorrhagic condition constantly observable
in the affected parts and their neighborhood:
it further induces pcctoration, and thus pro
notes the rejection of the false membranes.
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NEW ARAET HOTEL,
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Apothe!er unr OrulSiR,
SIN. 10 W.iusS tr1Ee.

Ddlttns fur naS biSber 9snpaHene 3urdutn boFt er, Gatcr ~
iheruns rronisitT S:cienung, saleIbe nuta fcracrain III rrSatsF.
.Hstspie Deypen ~ Ieor 3st t5i Gag unp2iaGp prpuvI ume d,
riheanGft a%usstiHbri.
Mas 5o.ttn 6aFbtiuFe, ~6rrterStas, 81 iper, Gisarra
Rams. &au- Ene 5ttHupt'Aedf Stltanpts ah~ ITO Enr wsrrsu -
ben buiaf,n crcifn peEauI.
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8ceanntn,acannaeu

CcStE PER S&,f S@tI;er ria @gsrsn ey5ancn:
5000 pic. Bdmtsrssr 3mstlasn,
1900 pfe. Y,nlsa,
SfntGi &c.
SNsetrr1t6ufer creliSu eiuru auteE Staba.,, uue wt.teu ticfsI-
ben aRi bus, ser0r ii icnl Sintarfs me6sr. btsie @aareu ,rs.i
IN kieben.
StSHsS. Sa :. SpIi 1899. SoSn Serbia.
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Wrs. Hs;nadn 4,
tfraSet Hrs. 0strt,l
09nfiNR Ofhnmme

,:iauSt IT'D tbren 5urren une eea 9eiantnttg TuMtax e, %n;eias
u nia@tn, Dap ne .rt t~ettseyi5s 4SeSauts an Rlrplairase YeTs
ahtn bat NIB III iSret nsutH @Botnugs all SrcloaraBt, spiid,ti
Der l. ane 2 (rdsr 8raGetss po6lh, ~ Facsa "a, Dolstoa fs
sExSses ~shlHT@ss srfg5 srNss.,
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5. y. Stcder's

sIeu elu8erithtetr. pcu i6s Sutt npsrs,
dSrrbritt init cen Anfrrotrunscu ca Snt muE Vrtrcip fem
,'esni. Ger 'eia !siiaitrr rtrbtta %otrltbt; Stiuitanf n AuIiHt,
sen eitlini DrunclaS' btlttli. crla he in MIR ecmt p.retriirt
,utlMlM gup.Num et er9ceent ahieist III n,abtn. RAY re airir
au@btaetrel burF reri&iteInt itltst mlst assrbrlcrunuru htsruua
.Fr9pRrdnetei eHtr, une 1851 sur| bj'hWreu1I .r:rlitu Suty
'tuaqth IN Ger prprHttiph dudr ecn ltreusieu NRirre ernnlCn t.
dRlt III lti',tn III Den 5iaue atitet bin. Wat m mei- e "A b,
snet &rstitsE, ale: psrtieiit's, MsatG,nttrh, EisfAduwS =
IN S';GeTtttH ,e. a.. ale Irttn VrYtR FUR Drcsp,e-SlrrtR,
iIals tNT 9treleI fpcrttR Nat mis- ppr dusrtertiItMI
~oysdtsiS s. 3. Stterr ~"
SulStinerr unS oa"~:-b,iir.
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
tss"rkr's ea'h- eie @,itTSesupS YEN 8ieiritn.)
Ganifoi: SIG00NO.

EsppNt.n mererA IN eieirr Vast ,nisrsen stuaRMtr su, So d.
no "atSettS, Eo insrFrH oseItktn 81 q pQt-prr ,iabr psr, inn,
2En' rt iht + @t0nsiT : or sanger IN bttsI Ban. ~srrtItl9Wt. 0!
dTjrt 9;riottn. ptrcta D pNt bercdat.
Sae'9uFje Strtt SssItaI bstIet fur. er DtycJttR.
Crpefka pereen dHacrsn,m,u :ae Quitlracs pIrlter aus.r.
tt"i rI'r cen &alltrcr I. y. SIGrir ia cen, Srcre Scs SrTru
SptHtt, Sft etr G'ssrrapr una Mainnrdst, Nitnpnb, "a.
;. Spttrrit, ~.rduttat.
- - START, Saiprcr. Y. SaltbaIi, SetrttS<.
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Nrbtsr Npciuweiu!.

Trm wcinwir euesn 4ubI,tum esne Sermt ;aT SddTidt, tas
trtbrn tne Seneuil lelbttmpcriirRn &btriprtu stbaIteR bStc,
nsucn vg,e ia 1ar1MitYer tGnn up eu iG ~ 81 50 rtr W1Hpn,
rtrtaIrr. SpPE &Gt1cr,
1871 s&ttertepp.
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n. A. STURDY AM,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public.

(8thtanwdlt me Gdsutltber Hotat.J
tEtpFsbit ITO IN It~SsrRabne autr RcbIsssnba,tr auf alen O.
ii@mn IN nne frr ee Staet Rtbmonp, Spsltrnelo Ene 2duspct
&ouhir. Sfttee: 0dt Der IL. unD 9akInrags, e5Oosia's pa.
3t9thuPsf. hsNeene, Sd. 10.