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TnR following list gives some 81 the
more common poisonE and The remedies
most likely 10 Be at hard ia case of need.
The directions may b ok. hut ii case yon
happen to get good strong dose of poison
down, yon VIII not object % 4 cure Oh ac-
count q its age
Acids these Cause great beat and genaa.
tion Of burning pain from the mouth down
70 the stomach Remedies magncaia,
soda, pearlash, o soap, dissolved in water;
then use the stonachSpunap or enesic
Aiknlfes best remedy Is vinegar
Ammonia remedy leinon juice 0rFins
Alcohol fifst cleanse oat the stomach
/ by an efnetic, then dash cold water On the
head, and give ammonia Eapifiis eg hsslsl
4 hornl
Arsenic; remedies Ii the nfst place
evacuate the stomach, then give the white
of eggs, lime water, OF chalk and water
charcoal and the preparation Of iron, par
ticularly hydrate
Lead, white lead and sugar of lead
remedies: alum, cathartic, such As castor
4 oh and epson salts, especially.
Charcoal id poisons BY cagbQnic aas.
i remove the patient 10 open alt, dash cold
water on the head and body, and stimulate
nostFils and lungs BIZ harishorn, at ihf
same time rubbing the chest briaklY.
/ Corrosive Sublimate give white of eggs
freshly mixed with water, az give wheat
4 dour aud water, oE soap and water freely
CTeoaote white of egga and 30 eine
tics.
Belladonna, Night Heubane give em0t
ics, and then plenty Of vinegar md water
oT lemonade,
Mushrooms, whom poisonous; give eincf
ics, and then plenty Of vinegar and water
with doses Of ether II handy,
Nitrate of Silver Iunaz cauIitie Wv
J STRONG solution 81 common sat aud th6l
s emetice
G Opium 6rst give 8 strong nAt 3
] mustard and water then strong c6ilea gn.
} acid drinks dash cold Wateg "a tie heae
Laudanum same ae Opium
Nux Nomica dfst ei1eiiat, theA Iay1
0xatic Acid Frequently mistak rs
EPSON altsl reuedies chalk ie
of aosp and wAier, ana other teqlbln.
! drinks
i pfuSsie cia When there u nC d
s minister chlorine 81 the are 81 soda 8
{ lime. Hot brandy 8nd Wo AaIlso
3 aud turn tine are Ala1
y Suake Bites eto or fft
]. strong hefehcln, and iska
T also give Heas oiland
4 auplg m
e as TIM p
3 I tmef if1 lai
8 made 81 CALLS EgugiEh b8f d.
= oak bark
i Eefay niy
< W8ter
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Il Strange Meeting.

A T Z u "a III "
ga,fn tyFantv az TWENTY-FIVE years ago
there lived in Hamilton, Canada, family
named De Clair, consisting ot the parents
and several children. They sunaeq equentlg
removed % an interior town and one q me
dahlyhfef6 married q Bfitah army otilcera
who died after several years time. A
brother, named Sylvester, left home and
went ta London, where be learned the art
Of painting. He grew to manhood and
wandered about the country, and finally
brought up In this State, in the vicinity ot
Saginaw, but II does not appear that MS
rowing disposition forsook him on the
contrary he seems to have moved about,
probably In search of 4 fortune His sister
married again and came to Michigan
where she and her husband resided upon
farm. 10 better their condition they
came 10 Detroit, and have since been
keeping hotel and boarding house on
the corner Of Woodbridge and Wayne
streets on Saturday evening last eyl
1 vester Dc Clair, tho brother referred 70
was garrotted and robbed in FRANKLIN
street. he was detained az the Centre
Station as q witness, and yesterday
/ woman having read this, called 20 sel
him. He had 10 straw berry mark on hi
4 left arm, but he had half 4 foot fthe othe
4 half having been removed II hia youth b
threghing naachinel and The woman 3
once recognized him 81 her long los
brother BE recognized her, not By he
foot 81 strawberry marx, hat By tbe iaInill
N likeness that pargaded her entire ooVntf
nance and a brother and sister that hai
supposed each dead met for the first tim
ia twenty years Dssfcit lrltltass
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Honra for stnar.

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An important change IN the system Qi
educating children has been inaugufaied
IN Germany. There school authorities
have determined to have no afternoon
classes. They have ascertained that three
or four hours clear headed mental study,
without any mental tasks Ia tae aflern00n
leRds 70 better Eesults than ihe old system
Il would be well if the hours Of study
Were shortened insour shools Too much
study not only dwafis the inialleet, but
damages the physical health, Let the
first half Of the day Be DEVOTED % the aci
quifing Of book knowledge, and the last
half TO The gaining of bodily strength and
vigoF.
AND, inbfdertodo this, the lessons rnusl
not be 30 long and hard as 70 encr0ach
upon the afternoon An hour o. 80 allel
supper ought to Be sufficient % dev0te a
study--leaving the rest Of the evening i9l
some pleasant game on conyersauon--and
IN the case Of young or weak children, iol
sleep Sensible IS these views are, It's 81
most impossible TO make teachers conform
TO them.
one word more. II German chiidrer
should thus not Be OverWorked, much
more 6 L true Of American children. IhI
stimulation Of the brain and nerYouI
energy III this country Is something teFI
bic. And we must encourage the physl
4 cil in order to couuteract this result o
our social and political education, by ever
rational means in our power Rardl AZ
I R0rker.
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ehoIee & OaIara.


NOTHIa6 contributes ii Z more particu-
lar manner to heighten the beauty Of the
skin than the choice Of colars For ex-
amples Faniales Of light Conplexion
ought y wear tie purest white they
should choose light and hriiliant eolors,
such as rose azure, light yellow, etc
Women Of a dark complexion, who dress
n such eolors as We have often seen them
do, cause their skin to appear blaek, duh
and tanned They ought, thGrel0Ee, 70
avoid white robes, and rose Color and
light blue ribbons These, IN particular,
are best suited to them Green, violet
purple; and then that darkness which
was only the effect Of too harsh q contrast
will suddenly disappear, as If BY enchant
ment their complexion VIII become 1--we
u and anlmated, and viii exhibit such
charms as win dispute and even bear awal
the fairest Of the fair.
In d word, the fair cannot be too caEein
10 correct BY light colors, the paleness o
their com plsxiona, and darker women hs
stronqer.o0loTs the somewhat yeneW tin
Of their carnation. Wemust not omit
very important observation respecting thl
change 81 colors by light Thus. crimsoi
il extremely handsome at night When
may be substituted foT rose coloI, whicl
loses is charms BY candla.light hut thi
crimson, seen By day, gpoilB the mos
beautiful complexion; no color WhaieYe
So completely strips Il Of ell is attraction
/ Pale yellow, on the contrary, Is often yer
handsome NJ daY And ~ perfectly suite
/ to persons who hage a lue caInation br
at night It appears dirty, and furnishes d
lustef of tho complexion, % which II
designed q Give hrilIiancy. rttdNdt
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1869-01-02

a MASSACHUSETTS orthodox divine
who sgas IA tbs habit e playing with hia
notes while th8 choir wNg singing cei
cenlily dF0pbed th6N IA crack III hie
de Aflef tfYpE faf some tllne 70 4.
cover ibem without suace be arose, md
adde's the coh&renalcn as follows 4
" NV dear friends, brought by notes
With a lhisNorning, have got then into
f45N aSe 04N f4 '1qFt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-21

Ry Green a. Wise.

(Auctoneers and Real Estate Agents.
{ COMMISSIONERS SALE.-Under author
" ity of decree Of the Circuit Court of Alex
andrla county, Va, rendered at the November
term, 1857, in suits of Jane T. James rs. Ann
Emerson's Admir-, deft., and Delilah Haney,
plaintlh, VS.. the same defendant, the under
signed, Commissioners, will sell. at public auc-
ton, in front Of the Mayors office, in the city
of Alexandria, W.. vt IL o. clock m, on SAT-
URDAY, the ooh day of February, 1869, TWO
LOTS OF GROUND, No l beginning on the
east side Of Water street 81 feet south of Wolfe
street. and running thence south on Water St.
"a feet thence east and parallel to Wolfe ST..
ca feet thence north "a feet; thence with q
direct line to the beginning. This lot has Ga
FRAME DWELLING, with good back Mil
buildings. No 2 adjoins lot No: l, fronting "A
feet and running back 624 feet has upon it q
large four story BRICK BUILDING.
TERMS-One-fourth of the purchase money
TO be paid in cash, and the residue in equal IN
stalments, at sig, twelve and eighteen month
the purchaser to give bond with security, with
interest from the day of sale, and the title to
be retained until the purchase-mOney is fully
paid. FRANCIS L. SMITH,
w. ARTHUR TAYLOR,
LYSANDER HILL,
GEORGE VIM. BRENT,
ian 2l-td Commissioners
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AMUSEMENTS.
A SSEMBLY ROOMS.

A SSEMBLY ROOMS,
"A FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY,
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, Jan. Ii and -
THE WORLD RENOW NED
DAVENPORT BROTHERS,
Having lately returned from q successful tour
Of four years in Europe, will present - he
citizens Of Alexandria those
REMARKABLE POWERS,
which have been satisfactorily exhibited before
the Crowned Heads and Nobility OF AL Euro
pcan Nations,
ASTONISHING AND CONFOUNDING
THE WISEST OF ALL COUNTRIES.
Admission Soc reserved seats 75c. Tickets
can be secured in advance at French's Book
store
Doors open at 7; commence at g. For par
ticulars see small bills and posters an l9 81
EOOND GRAND SOIREE
- OF THE
ALEXANDRIA DANCING ACADEMY.
TO BE HELD AT THE ACADEMY,
(Muirs BuldIng,l
ON THU KSDAY EVENING, JANUARY o.
COOKS STRING BAND has been engaged
for the occasion, and n splendid tire may be
expected by all who attend.
Tickets 81, admitting gent ana ladies TO Be
had Of any Of the scholars or at door. jslG 2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-21

Gov. Wise is to furnish his review of the
ton to it, in FIVE letters, three of which have
been published. They are written with de-
cided ability Heconcludes his last published
letter by saying that for himself he would, if
forced to make the choice, prefer colored suf-
frage, rather than that the organic law of Vir-
ginia, and the qualifications of her electors
should be prescribed by Congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-21

Cuba is still in very disturbed condition.
The Government party say that the persistence
in the effort to effect the independence of the
Island will only help to throw it under the
protection Of the U. S. The 'insurrection"
is not quelled-but accounts are very con-
hicting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-21

The friends of the New Movement con-
slider, from the interview they had with Gen.
Grant, that he is decidedly in favor of their
proposition, and will give it his support, The
Radical committee at Washington arc not
pleased at this.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-21

Wendell Phillips is once more out against
Gen. Grant, rating him for his Childish reti-
cence," and obstinate silence. No one,
says the Baltimore Sun, will ever accuse Phil
lips of these offences.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-21
TAKE NOTICE.

Farmers improve your breed OF cattle. 70
thorough bred ALDERNEY BULL is row III
your service Terms moderate. Also. Oh woke
Oxen, large sized, young, woll-brokcn and in
coed order, for sa e. Also, a thoror gh-bred
Durham, and thorough bred Devon Bull for
sale. Call on HENRY BONTZ, or ID S COR.
DON, near Bal ey's X Roads, Fairfa. co., Va
Jan Z0-eolmd&tw@
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-21

Spain, has, it seems, by the recent elections
decided to continue the monarchical form O.
government The question now is -"uudel
which Kipg2'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-21

The celebration OF the Frauklin Society Of
Randolph Macon College, few days ago, was
highly creditable to all the young gentlemen
engaged in it, and to the college itself. We
are pleased TO hear the most favorable accounts
Of the institution. One of the orators deliv-
cred IN address upon the lie and character Of
Henry Clay, concluding with the expression
Of opinion that Mr.. Clay was the nOblest illus.
tration of national statesman which the
country has produced since the days Of the
revolution. 1t is very natural that the writer
Of this brief note, should "sympathise' with
that sentiment.
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ian 20-la3w
NEW GOODS.

"
We have Just received large supply OF DC
and Brown Cottons. Shoetngs, Tickngs, Sc.
al OF which will be sold cheap.
We call the attention Of our friends 10 inc
fact that al Domestic Goods ere now rapidly
advancing in price and those who have Nee
would do well to supply themselves ut once
Jan 70 WITMkR & SLAYMAKER-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-21

We are pleased to see that efforts are max
ing in all quarters OF Virginia to direct public
attention abroad, aud incite enterprise at home,
TO the resources aud capabilities Of our own
State, to the increase of Virginia trade, com
inerce, and manufactures, TO the development
of the agricultural and mining wealth, and
the success of lis internal improvements Here
is the most inviting field almost in the world,
for capital to exert its power in, and to realize
the richest rewards. Every citizen OF Virginia
is deeply interested in this matter. Nothing
should be left undone, in aid OF the prosperity
Of the State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-21
Jan -

ATEW BOOKS AND MAGAZINES, A
" FRENCHS, No. 50 KING STREET.
ENGLISH MAGAZLN rs FOR JAN UA-
RY-Sunday Magazine The Peoples Mage
zine. Good Words, London Society, Coco
Words for the Young, The Young Gentleman
Magazine-frst number.
AMERICAN MAGAZINES FOR tEBRJ
ARY-Demorests Fashion Book, Demorest G
Young America. Pleasant Hours, Ballou' c
Magazine, Atlantic Monthly, Harper, Cooley,
Leslie and forty other American Magazine
The Tribune Almanac for 1862 q valuable
book Of reference. zoe.
Just received another fun line Of those fine
Portmonnaies ard Pocket Books, in Russic
sortment O. Card Cases, in Russia Leather anG
Turkey morocco. These are the best goOG
made. Styles new and desirable
viii open on Monday job lot Of IN III
OPES cheaper than ever heretofore offered J..
this market.
ianIG G. +. FRENCH.
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NV Crecn q, Wise.

(Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
COMMISSIONERS SALE. BY virtue Of q
" decree Of the Circuit Court of Alexandria
county, Va, pronounced at its May term, 1866,
in the case of II. B. DeCoster and wife VS. A. NJ.
K Snyder, the undersigned, Commissioners,
therein named will, on ATURDAY, the Goth
day of February, 1869, at II OF clock m in front
of the Mayors Office, in the city of Alexandria,
loving wi g1p properly ,pt tstO to W Wit IT,
A LOT OF GROUND, with three story e.
BRICK HOUSE thereon, situated on Ma
the north side of Prince near the intersection
of Prince and Water streets.
TERMS-One-fourth cash, and the residue
in three, six and twelve months, with interest
from the day OF sale; the bonds of the purchas,
er, with security, to be taken for the deferred
payments and the title TO be retained until the
purchase money is paid.
GEO. VIM. BRENT,
S. FERGUSON BEACH,
ian 2l-td Commissioners.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-21

Mayor Bowen has within the past few days
succeeded in making contract for the supply
of one thousand cords, more or less OF the best
oak wood, Sc SO per cord, to be distributed to
the poor OF the city upon the presenta ton Of
tickets issued by the board OF directors of the
Proyident Aid Society.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-21
ALEXANDRIA.

If this were'a time when constitutional prin-
ciples were considered of Importance, or at all
regarded, what comments might be made upon
the fact, that the Congress of the United
States, is now asked by some, to prepare a
Constitution for the State of Yirginia-for it
amounts to that-in order to save the people
from the calamities likely to be entailed upon
them by a Constitution framed by State Con-
vention! Congress has no more right to en-
gage in such work, really, than has the State
of Massachusetts. And yet in the extremity
of distress. and as they think, to prevent fur
tner outrsges, many good citizens, not only
ask this, but are urgent in asking it. We
have said, what comments might be made i
But in truth, in presence Of the reality, com
ment is unnecessary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-21

WASHINGTON ITEMS. There is to be larg
sale of Cumberland coal at Rays dock il
Georgetown, tomorrow, morning at O. clock
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-21

HUNNIcUTT FOR CONGRESS-. -Hunnicutt has
put his shoulder to the wheel, and is working
like Connestoga to bring to naug bit Porter S
congressional aspirations, desiring himself to
represent the people of this district. Last
Thursday he spoke to the people Of New Kent
and on Monday addressed large crowd (esti-
mated at 5000 at Gooehland Courthouse.
He says he has everywhere been kindly treated
by the people, and his words have been receiv-
ed with enthusiasm by his colored auditors.
He has not spared the carpet-baggers' and
guinea pigs, and declares it to be his inten-
ton to lift the veil in every town in the district
-Rich. Dis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-21

FINANCE. Every distinguished gentleman
OF our unhappy organization considers it his
duty to grapple with this subject, and every
one comes out OF the contest more or less dam
aged. The fact is, the poor fellow lowers his
congressional head piece, Ike the darky in the
old story. to butt cheese, and tetches up
against grndstone. He wakens to the con
temptation OF two unpleasant facts in reference
to this Internal indebtedness-viz.,
/. The people are unwilling to pay.
>. The'people are unable to pay. Chem
matt Commercial.
I'VE hope this does mean that reputation
is contemplated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-21

A CURIOUS DISCLOSURE. 1.-The Washington
correspondent of the New York Times states a
fact which he says has never hitherto been pub
liely known, that, toward the end of May, 1863,
after several failures in assaults upon the Con-
federate works at Vicksburg, an order was
sent from Washington to General Banks, (theu
investing Fort Hudson, above New Orleans, J
directing him TO go and take the command OF
the army from General Grant, and to assume
it himself. Though the order was an impera
tive one, General Banks did not obey it, but
replied, expostulating against it, This was
followed by renewed command to upersede
Grant, and when the impolicy Of the step was
again pointed out by Banks, he was severely
censured for disobedience oil orders. The cor
respondence babe fair to BE- indefinitely prolon-
ged, when Vicksburg fell 1t is added that
General Grant never knew of all this until
within month, every. scrap Of paper bearing
upon the subject having been spirited away
from the archives of the department. while
Banks kept his own counsel Bali lS,o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-21

Pending the consideration OF a bill in the
House yesterday, or the removal OF disabilities
from some citizens Of Virginia and other South
ern States, Mr.. Mullins, of Tennessee, had. as
usual, something to say in the way OF objection,
and he inquired whether MOsby ought not to
be included in the long list from Virginia. Mr.
Farnswortb, who had charge OF the bill, said
Mosby was not included, but added that when
the gentleman from Tennessee recommended
him, the reconstruction committee would con
slider bis case. Mr.. Mullins replied, to the
great amusement of the House, "then Gabriel
will snap his resurrection gun before | recon-
mend him." The bill was passed, there being
but sc votes against it.
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