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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-05

]. The House Committee on Elections report
against TIE claims of the contestants for the
seat in Congress for the Second Virginia dis
4trct Messrs. John B. McCloud and W. ".
Wing. The district comprises Norfolk and ten
4other counties. In portion of the precincts,
,of only four of which were the polls opened,
The remaining territory being in Confederate
possession, Mr.. Wing had 64l votes; Mr.. Nc
Cloud G45 Mr. Cowper ll6, with 20 scatter
lng votes-a total Of | 1902 in district usually
polling about 10000 votes The committee
therefore report in accordance with their Gus
tom, and that Of the House in similar cases,
that this was, in no just sense, an election.
The tabing of the Bankrupt bill in the
House is no indication Of the defeat of the
measure. Mr.. Conklng has managed to lose
some support which belongs to it, and the feel
ing IS in favor Of passing the Senate bill In
stead as being the better calculated tc secure
the end in view.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-05
PRovOsT MARsHAL's OFFICE.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, Feb. 3, 1868. !
NOTICE is hereby given that the order here
~ tofore issued, prohibiting the sale or gift
81 sprituous, malt liquors OF wines, will be RI
gidly enforced. =
All places of business will be closed at half
past nine O clock, p. m. All congregations, on
corners will be dispersed, and no person will be
allowed on the streets after the hour ofhalt-past
ten O. clock, p. m.
By order: II; Il. WELLS,
Lieut. Colonel and Provost Marshall
feb 3-1m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-05

NTATRIMONI LA handsome young gem
lI tleman, aged Is years. Of fine family, and
with good income, wishes to correspond with a
good looking young lady, with view to matri-
mony. She must be from II to 20 years OF age,
Of good family attectionate, intelligent and re-
fined Address CLARENCE MORTON, Box 8 Is,
Alexandria, Va, teb o-eool-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-01-21


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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-01-21
VOL I0--NO. Z.


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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-01-21

rl--5 Oh Us3aescl-a,, jan, :, 1868.
~,tc Csrcts aq3 dssen,5iy We meet
IL circumstances af uAusJal alcmu'ty
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fects-rrice 25 cents.
tyTuE GREFENBERc CONSERVATIVES
BALM affords the most aroni hing relief IN al pumo.
nary compsints-rrice - botle. Ryan emin.nt
Physician Of New York, states that he has known the
Grgfcnhsrg Cousumpiive's Bslm used with great ,we.
cess in nropsy ourown experience subsiantisiss hi,
statement).
tT-THE GREFENBERG HEALTH DrTTFRs
are the moHpieasant and delightful tbne ever pr.Psr
ed-Ptice 95 5cenis.
parilleded in all inflammation OF diseassof the eye
Prizes 25 cents.
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farm and Nuasellold.
shrabbery nt The Homestead

Next IN beauty the flowers and flower
Ing vines, and equal in ornamental effect
TO both. VI class the disposition Of shrub.
tery around tho country home. I, mat
tcrs not how small the lawn may bo,
whether IL contains a hundred square
yards or extends TO the dimensions Of au
acre. groups Of shrubs adapt themselves
10 all the requirements OF the situation
and cloth what would otherwise appear
bare and common with those graceful and
natural adjunc,s which never sppcrr TO SO
great an advantage M when bceutityino
a dwelling In the country. Trees Of
large grow tn, unless there Is ample room
for them TO spread thor branches far and
wide arc not at all as desirable as shrub
tcry, because they are not capable OF
producing the same results. In decora-
ting snail lawns, the landscape gardener
cliciis the same effects upon diminished
scale with shrobs that he would obtain
on larger area with trees. There is
however, this I'D 'Itional advantage In "a.
yor Of shrubbcry which Is rot 10 be had
with trees: Shrubs Of fine form Can
readily be so selected that thcy shall, 10
addition 30 their rich foliage, produce
flowers In succession throughout the
whole season. There are, for instance,
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A small Mistake.


We once fell in with a pleasing little
scene In front of daguerrean gallery
The artist, whether IN the innocence Of
his soul or with malice of forcthought
we cannot say, had displayed over his
door very pretty sign with tho words
" Babies taken till . p. IN. in two sec.
onds."
bless the Lord for that !" exclaimed
an old women, gRzing on the happy an.
ncuuccmcn,. f" Bless the Lord Relief
has come at last Babies taken T. r.
m. I'll 20 right in and let him take his
pick out of mine. I'm tired of them"
She started In, and was met by the
worthy artist himself, who was ON his
way to the street,
Good morning, my dear madam I;
walk up, what can do for you to-day ,"
Two Of tho brats commenced crying.
Are you the man that takes babies J"
20 yes with the greatest ease"
The old lpdy cast lingering look up
on h-r young brood, as if she was bid.
d ing them adieu forever.
&" Guess you uint pHrticulOr what kind
Of babies you take :"
"Tt mptcrs not, madam have Ia.
ken all kinds"
Tho old women gave the artist sus
pieious look, as much as to say, "wha
sort oC a man are you :"
"You have taken all kinda. Then
guess you'll have no objections 10 taking
: these bawling bruts here at my breustr
"oh II would give me pleasure mad
am, to TO take those bawling babies
Had | not better take all at once
The old woman drew back in aston
! mcnt.
"All at once |" said she. "And d.
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CoRS BREAKFAST CAKE.--h houseiec-
per contributes the following to the
American A 9rieuliwisf, with q sample
Of the result for the editor, which he pro-
nouccs not bad to take" The writer
says:--" My cook, Kate is 10 be credited
with the mixture u you Ike IT," Mix well
Ivy sitting one pint lrdian meal, two Ia
hespoou luls wheat lour, ono tablespoon.
fol sugar, and one tablespoonful salt, one
tcuspoonlul OF soda, and two tcaspoonfu's
cream Of tartar. Mix rapidly and thor
oughly with one pint sweet milk, one
heaten egg, aud butter the sizs of an
egg. Bake in shallow pan twenty
minutes, In n hot oven.
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srIrike THE WooL on THE SHEEr's
BAck.--This is now being done to con-
siderable extent, at high prices. The
Cleveland Wool Grmeer and MGRwIae.
tsrsr, Of February 10, says:
Il 10 interesting to witness tho excite.
men, whiehis beiug created ia this city,
and through the West, in reference to
the incoming clip, From present iudi'
cations. il is safe TO conclude that three
fourths Of the wool now on tho sleeps
backs, win be sold before tho fret OF
March. Very large quantities have
been contracted at sixty cents. A very
responsible man in this country, states
to US he had refused eighty cents for his
next clip, and the samples shown,
weighed last year from seven To eighteen
lbs. per head. Yet this man wisely re.
fused TO contract. Woods In this State
or In the West, are freely contracted foT
st iify cents, thus ranging from hfy to
eighty cents for the next clip,
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Early sowing.

a few bright, warm days, such as al.
ways occur the latter part Of April, are
usually sufficient to bring on an attack Of
the planting fever. Tho garden must be
plowcd or spudcd, beds laid off, and in 90
the bee,s, carrots, ?orsnips, ,u-nips, etc.
They find cold bed, the soil Is packed
over them by repeated rains, and many Of
the seeds rot outright, or the slender
germs fail to lin the heavy soil pressing
upon them. II is far better to leave SOW
ing most seeds until the ground 10 dry
aud worm. A few Of tho hardy sorts
such as early peas, pototccs, onions, sal
siiy, etc., may be put in during the month
Of April, but May 18th, is sunicieftly
early for the generality Of seeds. They
will then come up quickly and grow rap.
Idly, every one knows, that quick
grown vegetable is far better than one
which has taken whole season TO ma
,urs. Beets for late fall aud winter use
do best when sown from the first to III,
middle Of une,-A merieaa A AgricultGr
isi
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MRS. Par,,nI,o" on wead,aus,

at is a solemn thing is mstrimony-s
very solemn lhing--where the miuister
comes in the chaneey with his surplus
on, and goes through tho ceremony cf
making them man and wife. II ought to
be husband and wife, for isn't every hus-
band that turns out TO be man. de-
clare never shall forget when Paul put
the nuptial ring on my finger and said,
" with my goods theo endow." lie
used to keep dry good store then, and
! thought ho was going to give me the
whole there was in t. was young
and simple, aud didn't know till AFTER
wards that II only meant one calico
gown year. II ia a lovely thing to see
young people "plighting tho trough,
as the song says, and coming up 10 con.
sume their vows"
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EXCELLENT WmrFwAsu--white chalk
Is the best substitute for lime ss white.
wash. a very fno and brilliant white
wash preparation is called "Pdris
WAiis." This we buy at the paint stores
for three cents pound, retail. For each
sixteen pounds of Paris white we pro-
cure half pound Of white transparent
glue, cost twenty five cents, ,(iny cents u
pound.) The sixteen pounds Of Parid
White Is about as much us a person will
use In day, II is prepared as follows;
The glue h covered with cold water a,
night and In the morning is carefully
heated, without scorching until desolved,
The Paris white is then stirred IN with
Not water enough to give It the proper
milky eonsisteneo for applying to the
walls, and the desolved glue is then sd
ded and thoroughly mixed II is then
applied with brush like common lin,
whi,ewash. Except on very dark ant
smoky walls and ceilings, single coat
ia sufficient lis nearly equal in bril-
hancy to "zine white," u far more eS
psnsise article.
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RIanks! nIanks !

An kinda Of Blanks. Of the most approved
oems, well printed ON hns paper, keps con
tantly on hand aud for sale cheap at tho Tai.
susE OrFcs; such es M
deeds, summons,
Mortgages, Subpoehass
Attachmeatss Neudis,
Executions, Constable Sales
oiank Notes, &e., &c.
u1-Jus,ioes and NoIahss supplied on ress'
enable terms. IA
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RArsIss llocs IN LARGE NumBrns.-

RbIsIss lloesI LARGE NuMBERs.-
An Iowa farmer says that he found, that
In no way can drove Of hogs bo I'D.
vancod In summer 40 fast, taking the ex-
pense, health o { animals, and the quality
Of fpork into consideration, MS by turning
them into field of rye, sowcd tho fall be.
fore. IIo says that Il will last ill a crop
Of oets con be grown ready for them, or
they be turned into good crop OF clover.
Hogs thus managed iill October, and then
fed on cooked meal or corn, will be in
good condition, Dnd will be profitable
investment. This VIC presume, would be
q good management where land is abund.
ant.