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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-14
ALEXANDRIA:

The New York Herald will not admit that
"the abuses Of the Government" (which ii
admits are many and Aagrant,) should be
charged to the heads of the Departments
exclusively, or that even they should be
blamed for them: but it says, that "there IS
not ramifcation of any branch of the gov
eminent, which does not require looking in
to-" 1t, then, further says, that from the de-
partment of the Secretary of State through
to that of the Postmaster General, there IS
nothing but worm eaten timber, and there
is no other remedy than to have 1t all re-
moved and sound material put in It's stead.
In order that this may be accomplished sys-
tematically and properly, the very first work
of the House of Representatives., now that 1t
is organized, should be to bring to light, by
means of carefully appointed investigating
committees some score or two OF the more
or less atrocious conspiracies and schemes
of pecuniary corruption by which the ma
tional treasure has been squandered. The
time and labor of members Of Congress cam
not be better spent. There Is ample scope
in any direction for the labors Of an investi-
eating committee. There is little doubt
also, that committee is requisite to inquire
into the working of the plan for registering
moneyed letters in our Post Offices, and,
generally into the causes of the frauds and
robberies of mails, which have become so
frequent. The land Offices of the West
want overhauling."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-14

DR.. De Saussure, of South Carolina. has
published an able paper, on the power OF
Quinine to protect the constitution against
attacks of fever, in those habitually exposed
10 malarious influences. He contends that
Quinine cures. intermittent and remittent te-
yers, with almost absolute certainty, If GER
tsinty can be predicated of any remedy IN
disease, and that it also possesses powerful
prophylactic powers against the same dis
eases.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-14
COMMUNICATED.
DUlI - Z y IN.A I IT.
Saint Valentine visits Alexandria.

Saint Valentine visits Alexandria.
/ am the Saint renowned Of old,
OF whom rare legends have been told.
Through every age, III every cline,
All sought ~ know Saint Nalcntine
Who dwcIt cnshrinrd mid spirits three,
Religion Loyc-and Pocsy.
Then va i in tar, ancient lands,
Sweet maidcn- wrcathed III graceful bands.
And dcckcd in robes ot snowy white
Sang gaily through tire liyelong night,
II greet the natal Morn that rose
star gcmmcd upon my saintships nose.
Anon, | crossed tile stormy main
For this new world" then young To fame
And the first "laurcls" that / won,
We're from your own great Washington;
When i brave youth, not free from folly.
| think his FIRST loves" name was "Muly."
His Valentine" was not expected
Coldy received, and he-rcjectcd
| mention this with much regret
Most noble Nj. Everett
cen rejoice, thar th, narration
Was lcit out ~ your great Grafton.
Else ai young men might well despair
OF ever pleasing lalic. fair.
And il your culogy discover
Less II tic 'hcro than the "oyer."
Ah those were days before John Brown.
With knayr- aud fools had yon reuowu
EGr Noisy factions. worse than Babel,
Forgot the fate Ut Cain AMI Abel;
When Congress SIR III power ant stutc
Without one angry, hot debate.
II, when ot OH III Bethlehem star
The wise men mcckly came from tar.
- they the infant nation sought,
Rich offerings 10 lr- cradle brought.
While glad people caught from thence
The perfume Il their frank incense
But "a this age ~ hcrc,y.
Fen counterfeit, are made ii me.
shop windows teen with verses vile,
ilI nature seeks II wear ms smile,
Aud lrighttul pictures. sal b. zee.
Nlth word rs coarse. are charged d me
4. with ms hrow S. urylthci ID yarr,
With attic wit with classic lore
!. u descend from Ills high state,
Oi common, vulgar thing. III pratu
! who have dwclt mid loves and gsIres
'Io paint such IDIOT. faces
By every nigh and holy star
write "a them auathema
Some silly uymph | hear opinc
lie, not ihr yood Saint Valentine;
" else he's grown y glum anil 'Iogy,'
That he' become 'crps, old Fog.r
Cease: foolish iuttrrcr ii I'm Old.
| know YOU w.II, and you arc bold.
Miss Nineteenth Century well wcru,
iou daun III silk aud criuolne;
lnu tribe through each prcriou, minute
Your bonnet ah there's nothing il t.'
Why wear those look, So vain, so naughty
P,,ds coudcsceud, b., ,o bc naughty.
IT'LL. richest robe. expanding nile.
caonnou nature cannot hide.
Such sol.icS never were displayed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-14

The speech of Mr.. Barbour, of Culpeper,
on the License Bill, delivered last week in
the House of Delegates, is said to have been
. very able one. He advocated non-inter-
course, as far as practicable, as State
remedy, for some of the evils which we have
borne from Northern aggressions, but did
not approve of a Southern Convention as
either necessary or proper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-14

The Baltimore American contends that,
as Gov. Wise has publicly said that he has
many facts in his possession relative TO John
Browns raid, which have never been given
20 the public. be should be summoned before
the Committee Of the Senate, investigating
the Harper's Ferry affair. to testify as to
the matter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-14

Hazlitt, tried at Charlestown, for his COM
plicity with the Harper's Ferry affair, has
been found guilty Of murder in the first de
gree. His counsel made, as was their duty
an able defence, but the proofs of bis guilt
were conclusive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-14

II 10 said that the friends of some OF the
prominent Members of Congress, procure
the publication Of speeches" in Congress-
in the New York Herald, by paying for them
the usual advertising rates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-14

If the House of Representatives IS in ia
vor of abolishing the Franking privilege,
why not take the opportunity now presen-
ted, of efiecting that great good? Why de-
lay! Mr.. Garnett, of Virginia, well said
on Saturday last, that the abuse was
likely to be greater than ever, since they
have organized both Democratic and Re
publican Committee to remain in Washing
ton during next summer, TO frank every spe
cies of partisan eleetioneering pamphlet that
can be devised. They have no right to use
the revenues Of Government to electloneeI
for themselves or their Presidential candi,
dates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-14

Most of the Democratic Senator'S have held
several Caucuses with a view to adopt a
party platform on the Slavery and Terrific
rial questions. 1t is said that Senators Hun
ter, Mason, Hammond, and a few others,
did not attend the meetings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-14

Senator Hunters late speech, a well pre-
pared synopsis of which we have furnished
to our readers, is every where admitted to
be a very able production, rejecting credit
upon his abilities as statesman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-14
ICOHMrNICATED

Judging from the spIintcrs that We see
flying, the shotof Thursday night last must
have considerably damaged the enemv's
works. Whige keep your eyes open, and
remember that desperate effort will be
made 70 deprive you If all power, BY the
pretended guardians Of the South ,
SENEX.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-14

The Liquor Inspectors at the North, are
making reports. going to show that the al
eholic liquors generally used in the country,
are adulterated to an alarming extent--and
that many people drink actual poison when
they indulge in whiskey, brandy, gin, and
rum. so called.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-14

We are pleased to see the late letter OF the
Hon. VIM. G. Riyes extracts from which
we have published, 50 generally commended
by the conservative press Of the country in
all sections. 1t is upon the counsels of such
men as Mr. Rives- patriot statesmen and
true Virginians Of the old school--that it is
best and safest for Us to rely in times such
as we have fallen upon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-14

81 HAVE THE READING or IT. We know
of so many people who read papers, and do
not pay for them, that we would, rs 2 mat
ter of reference, introduce little piece
which is taken from our exchanges. To oar
certain knowledge it is applicable to many
we know Oft not untrequently occurs,
when persons are asked il they will sub
scribe for newspaper, or if they already
take it, that they reply. mo; but neighbor
B. takes it, and have tue reading of it
every week" Such often add, that they
like the paper, and sometimes they say they
consider it ''the best paper they know O."
They are benefited by the tolls, perplexities
and expenditures of those who receive
nothing from them in return.-PeterSJurg
htelligencer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-14

AN AMERICAN ROUTE 70 CHINA AND IA
rAS.-The Senate, on Wednesday last,
adopted a resolution instructing tue commit
tee on post-ofices to inquire into the expe-
diency of establishing line Of steamers be
tween San Francisco and China, via the
Sandwich Islands The senator from Cali
fornia, Mr. Haun, who offered the resolution,
has initiated measure fraught with the
greatest interest 10 America commerce. The
quickest and shortest route to China from
the great Atlantic seaboard is undoubtedly
that aoFoss the North American Continent,
and by sea to the ports Of the East now
open and to be opened in future to com
meree. Even by the Isthmus routes to Cali
fornia, the channel of communication propos-
ed by Mr.. IIaun would be of incalculable ad-
vantage to our trade, while, should the Pa
cfc railroad be completed, the benefit would
be inestimable.- T. Times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-14

There is a great squabble in Baltimore
about the City Passenger Railway-and the
matter is under investigation before Com
mittee of the Maryland Legislature. Frauds
are alleged, in obtaining the ordinance for
the Railway from the City Conncil The
name of Senator Simon Cameron is brought
up in connection with the affair, and poiiti-
cal schemes charged upon him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-14

The appropriations already made by the
Legislature of Virginia, this year, it is
ssi1, exceed FIVE millions Of dollars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-14
ALBEMARLE INSURANCE COMPANY
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II. I. EARLY, President
JOnS Woop Dr.. Secretary
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS S20S. ~.
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i and soliclts i continuance ol the liberal r'.
ronuse heretofore bestowed. The business uan
actions are conducted upon the most !i0ela p''"
ciples, and its obligations promptly met.
JAMES 5. ROGERS, Agent
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RINGWOOD FEMALE SCHOOL,
AUBURN p. O., FAUQUIER COUNTY, 80
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From the Rio Grande.

Late news from the Rio Grande reports that
the American steamer Ranchero was fred
into thirty miles above Brownsville by Mexi-
cans bearing the Mexican flag. Several
shots passed through the steamer Subse-
quently the Mexicans fired upon Col. Ford
forces from the Mexican side Of the river,
and dangerously wounded one Of his men,
Ford returned the fire and then crossed over
the river in pursuit. Capt Stoneman's com
mand of I. s. cavalry had reinforced Major
IIientzelmau's forces, which now amount to
two hundred men. There is not the least
doubt but that the people Of MatamoroS sym
pathize with Cortina. A border war is con
sidered inevitable
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-14

PEEL 8 STEVENS, Wholesale Druggists,
HAEE On hand tul assortment Of every
ii thing j. their hue, q which they call the
attention u Southern dealers
jan ~ 59, hES. STREET, ALEXANDRIA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-14

a boy, sixteen years old, has been tried
and found guilty in West Chester, Pa, OF
numbering girl aged about nine years
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-14

VrCIsITUDE or FoRrrNE.-The Albany
Standard relates the following instance IT
yicissitude Of fortune: a few years ago
one Of the most active and successful BUSH
ness men in the city Of Hudson, was Leon
ard Wells Everything lie touched turned
into money lie once made $4,000 Ill an
hour BY purchase and sale Of piece "a
real estate Fifteen years ago Mr.. W. was
worth $4,000 Shortly after luck turned
against him lie lost 81 600 by buying
stock il the Hudson ana Berkshire Railroad
This was followed hy other losses caused By
endorsements.
In less than 10 months Mr. W. passed
from aiiluence to extreme poycrty-=trOm be-
ing worth $4,000 to being not worth one
cent Mr.. W is now resident 81 this Ell
Is, and earns living fyr him.clfand fami-
y by peddliag candics, apples and doughunts.
We are happy t. say that he bears the de-
crees Of fate with becoming philosophy.
lie is as cheerful to-day - he was when he
was known Is man oi fortune" IIo earns
an honest living, and is determined t. en-
JOY it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-14
yIsITING AND WEDDING CARDS,

hE new aud fashionable style, written with
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4 pack ii " Visiting Cards. ....,..,lot
Thirty loo
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Wedding Cards Der pack of ,O......... 40o
Any number ii tie same rate samples If any
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Different names and styles II writing IL pack,
If desired
Send postage stamps for the fractional parts ~
I dollar. Punctuaity may he relied upon
W. L. CLANDLEE, Card Writer and
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Washington, feb Il-eo2w1
A FRESH supply oruew BOOKS. just rccciy-
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Wild Sports in the South " the Camp Fires VI
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The Life Struggle. ~ Miss Pardoe, author 81
Louis NV. and the Court Of France. Adopted
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Marriage as it i, and lis ID should bc ~ Rev.
John Bayley, Of the Virginia Conference, author
OF Confessions Of converted lntdel, Pleasant
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Pleasant Hours, present II ny Christian
Friend by Rev. john Bayley, price II cents.
Lcsit : -hunlhiI part ~ Ntchl. - -4"''H III
cents.
Vanity Fair i the rivhost Comic # the day, pub
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New York Ledger Mercury, Weekly, Wavcrly
Magazine, Flag, Gleasons Pictorial Literary
Companion, Lezlie's New ork Illustrated, Pilot,
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A SPLENDID assortment Of all kinds d
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feb RICHARDS.
NT00L purchased BY
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Never Differed. =
lis very strange how things have changed,
this .ll L. -

/" It's very strange how things have changed,
Since this old hat was new
In an article on the Speakers election, the
Washington Constitution of the 5lst Janua-
ry, says:
ITO the old-linc Wings in tic galleries il
was a sight never to be forgotten, to behold
the conservative men Of different sections,
and Of variant political creeds, agreeing to
rally on one of their own honorci number
Divided as they have been in former times
on obsolete issues, they never differed a 70
the great principles Of political safety to the
Union or measures for the domestic peace
and tranquility Of the South: principles and
measures which are now paramount to all
other questions"
Indeed Was there no difference between
them in regard to measures for the domcs
tic peace and tranquility OF the South" in
1910, when Gen. Harrison was charged with
being IN Aboitionist, and his supporters
with giving aid and comfort to the deadlest
enemies Of the Union? Was there 10 diI-
ference between them in 1874, when Henry
Clay was denounced upon every highway,
and in every lane, and alley Of the South as
traitor 10 his section? Was there 10 dll-
ference between them il 1913, when il was
alleged that Gen Taylor's unchastcned am
bition had induced him 70 forget his South
ern birth, and ali the ties Of feeling and Of
interest which bound him IL its soil? Was
there no difference between them il 1852,
when Winfield Scott was painted Is tool
Of William H. Seward, and tie stern Old sol
der, whose whole life had passed in habits
Of command, was represented Is giving him
self up body and soul, 10 the direction Of 4
creeping thing whom one angry glance "a
the heroS eye would have shriyeIled into
nothingncss? Was there 10 difference be-
tween them 1T any 81 these periods: and are
all these charges now conceded g b. despi-
cable calumnies, Matched fora party purpose,
and chung to a long Is ! party end was -
be gained By 50 doing? Nempbir E"quur".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-14

GOLDFISH 900 IT,. GOLDFISH, ior sale ~
~ feb >. y. HARPER 90.
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NT0OL purchased BY
w js4 RIDGELEY, HAMPTON co.
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EARTHENWARE. CHINA. AND GLASS

Alexandra, n, \ I'M u. M A,HBl
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ssyA PE.I ~ EE.'..,-'rlF,
ROUTE!

,kVHE undersigned. having obtained the
contract for carrying the mail be,ween
Jasper and Loogoosee. informs the pubic
that he has put good, new stage upon The
route. and wi al all ,mss be prepared 20
carry passengers through with safety and
Dispatch. The stage will Iesye the Post
Office IN Jas?cr on Mondays and Fridays At
Z o'clock, A. NJ. aud generally arrives Of
Loogootec in time 20 connect with the East
ern train on the O g. M X II at 2:3U p. NJ.
Returning leaves Loogootee Tuesdays and
Saturdays, ~ 7 o'clock ir the morning. Pas-
sengcrs leaving word at tie Postofice IN eith-
er place will be called Tor az their residence.
sept S-26-y. JOS. ACKERMANN.
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YvAkEN up by the subscriber In Balm
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Ian. "a. 1860. one es,rsy GOV. Marks, swal.
low FORK In left cal, crop or OF the right.
NO other marks or brands noticeable. The
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proving property. and paving charges.
Jan. - LEWIS GREEN.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
49, signed has been appointed Administers
tor Of the Estate Of John KaIb, late OF
Dubois county, deceased. Said estate il
probably inroIvent.
HENRY SENDELWECK,
Nov. 23,-3wsr Administra,oy.
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y mammolh Imperial ssunrio Of eich
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FIVE HANDSOME ENGRAvINcS.
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TERMS OF supsrRIpTION.

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ALI hINRis or


IN HIGH they will sell low fcr Gosh AZ
- EXAN9EWS
tAsH BUYERS will find Il % Their ~
~ tereS. 10 cnli and examine The naw end
well selec'e stock ~ ALEXANDErS.
~. kInis u read, made clothing al.
- Hats Of the latest STYLE low ~
ALIEN sNDER'S
NANCY DRY GOODS. slk-ribbon-, en-
y broideries, Dclaines aud III fact ever,
thing % Please The fhrcv o. The vrunv IA
ale- good and fine ~ ALEXANDER'S
FINE assortment - boots srd shoes
~ 81 ALEKANDFR'S
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'rIIE AIBTR0p0IITAA
weekly Literary Journal.

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