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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-08-12

Mitta9sfdlaf.-Da pielletdt man-
DE un1erer 9sIer unb mit-Grlautnib =
mOtl aud manhe unIerrr senei9ten Ssle>
rinnrn ibr @ittassl6ldf6en gu talten
pFssen, 70 wpIIen mir ibnen ben frI8enten
Bint aus elmer Heri;inifden 3eitl6riftt,
bem ,,Seralb Of Sealtb," pprIseen.
ygisls 9sute fnb seppbnt cine baIbe
Stunbe slsid mad pem Mittasseiien su
fGlafsu. Dies lit sine iitIs 9ln9swpbn-
bsit. 3stn @inuten SaIuf SOr rrm
@tttassefsn fnp mebr prrtb ais cine
Stunpe nadber. Gin ipI6er S&laf rr-
frif6t unb tsrsitst bic Srsane fir cine
frafttse Ssrpauuns Dor. a8it man na6
Dem @iittassefen fdlafen, 70 icate ries
In fsenrrr Stequns seiteben, ba baS
qtesen bic 9elunrs gerpauuu9 teetns
trd&het. gabt Sene, pslde Nube unb
S&laf am Sage nGIbis buben. Ycr benz
gfen f6lafsn unb is werren fd baIp
iibsrSeu9en. rab lie be1Ier barauf fiiblen
unb taB cine before Serrauun9 parauf
fclat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-08-12
@bilofcpbic eiucs Summlers.

Gin Summler bielt fClssnrsn McncIcs:
DScrgcn lit bas llr9eisB Der Natur.
Der 8luB bpr9t pom BEN Baden unb pas
Weer non BEN 6Iiifsn. Die 8clEsn bUrs
gen BON bsr Cuff, unb bic grpe BON ben
Bolten. Der Gag bprst gi6t bon Der
SUnne unp bic NaGt tprst ibr gi6t ron
bem Wpnbe. Der erite @ann III pun Der
grpe uno has gBsib III aus Der Ssite bes
erfen Wlanne Sebcr9t. Sc terubet fie
Natur auf pe6IeIieitisem Grebit. 0arum
icllte a Ito her Menld ben Grerit niht in
@nIpru6 nebmen9 llnp wrnn rrr GENIAL
ti9e Seean ib nidt 16dmt, son ma6ti>
gen 6luiIsn Su tcr9en, tparum Iulte Elm
maserer Summlsr ni6t BON einem pden
Sterwirtbe bCrsen? llnp wsnn Der li6ts
arme Mfcnb niemalS pas erbprate 2i6t
suriidsablt. warum Iollte Elm armer 8umms
Ter leinem @ldutigsr ras @slb SuridSabs
len? Das mare sessn ale glaturseIsse,
bas mare wiperiinnisl 8as tbut ater Der
Strom, penn er su piel ppn Baden unb
SldFen ssbUrst bat? gr rsibt aus! 8
Natur, Ou 9iebf mir ben gGint! ih Mil
ausreiBen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-08-12
Seranton itdStif6c Seri6te.
llrla hen. marum

uflaWPH, parum III
Sbr Cure StiefrIn unb S6ube III Nrttlrtpn's,
Nc. 406 9afapanna grsnus, Srrantrn, faufsn
1plt:
1. Gr Ssrfauft bic trlfen @aaren int Stnatc
2. Or sarantirt bab isine gSnarrn CUTE
9isnfe tbun.
3. Gr futriSirt fat ale feline rieenrn Baarsn
rtsr tssirbt ie pireft spn ben 6abrifautrn Su ben
nieorigifen preiien, unb perfauft semgemGb.
4. Sstns glrbsit 1T bic psrfsftslts unb bauer
bafteIft in her Stnet.
5. Gs iinb bic brlten Baaren 81 ben nirbris-
fen preiien.
6. aunberarbrit pirb bier biaisr srrfauft
ale Gabrifarbeit dncerpGrts.
7. Der srSete unb feinfr @prratb CUR glus-
tpabl i'm nUrblihrn prnniglpanien.
8. Gr bat einen beutIhen 6prsmauu, Srn.
9ops, ber ifsts srfrsut irin pirb, leius hsutl9sn
Grsunee su isbeu.
Gebenfet hes plaBss, Np. l06, errdte grgen.
ibsr bem g8sCming Saus, 8anneridile. 13mig
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-08-12

- Die SOrIGufsen germefunsen fir
einsn S6ifstunaI rur6 S&leewis 6cl'
liein sur gerbinpuns Der NOros unb Slt.
fee fnb ;u Gnbs sebrudt. Das fir ben
Geebanbel unb Die Ssema6t DeuiI6laubs
wt&tise llntsrnebmen ptrb pabrideinIidt
auf Staatsfciten aussefiibrt perrsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-08-12
NySillmicl)'s G0lOsa ,

Dunmpre, pa.
Wlrnen Breunbsn unb Srfannten hermit bic
rrssbsns gnseigC, eaB pbigss epFal uru sinssrid-
GiIenbabn prn Scranipn fiibrt bis gum SauIs.
gudb mddbt berlrlts harauf aufmerflam, ba6 CT
nit outer StalIuns fir pfrrbs Serleben iff.
23ilS 2puis Rinni6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-08-12
0SOlfers SeulO00c

SD llnterSei6nstsr rmpfeble mrine usus Seus
paage ben Siirgsrn pom Serantpn. Oa i'd tGa.
lid grpeiis in meiut SGnes brfcmmr, eab Gin
grocer S6pinpsI nit prm Ssu gstrisbsn pirt,
psldss nidt bier sswr9sn weresn ii, unb man
der Mann an elmer ein;iasn Vabuug I'M Is
Dollars bstrCsru pirb, 10 parus idb isosn Yiir-
err, fein Ssu ~ faufru, nuesr rs 1T bier aepp9ru
ppresn. 9ibert Nushnft tei
10jr66 @brifiau g6lfrr,
g'snn Give, nabe @iinnefs RStellpre
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-08-12
Gafre0 Mlnsif.

Idttifen Spnntag, ben IS. 9Iugult pirb mid
Serr gIntcn SuBbacb Spn Wtfrsbarre nit Ieinsr
Gaprflr nit lsinrm 9elu6e bsfbren. Die treif-
IiGen esilunsrn bisirr Serren linb ssniisenb be-
fnnnt unb 70 fam i'd einrm seebrtrn publifum
einen senubreiden Sag Serpreheu.
S)nbem iG eiuem Sablrfiden freunbliGen Be.
iu6 entsesenlebr, ldoe i'd ale meins 6reunbs
unb Sefnnnts birrmit bSai6f Gin.
Srd'ohhnasppa s. 2o6er,
gltantie @artsn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-08-12
0Scrl0m0t HUirO:

Gin Barrier, psldsr ben 6GbisTriten ents
praftiI6rn beutI6en 9ppfperl66nruuSsratbs 10
rntIpribt, hne rr allen anfrreerunsen zines
15If6 nGrrif6sn 5prnbartsrs seniist. G'efalIi9s
SHerten bslisbe man at;ussben bei Sru. Grnrae
SGlafmiisIs pbfr Warp S6uteIbueeI
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-08-12
mein & Gtquor-6 6anoIuno
RON
s. 81 ppcrt,
0u. 227 Prnn Sbcnur, Srrantun.

Der lluteBsi6nrte madt biermit Ieinen Sreun-
ben, 8efannten unb hem teutibsn publifum I'M
I0eemeinrn bic ersebene anSsise, baB sr piebsr
Gin gIeihes @jelhGft rpie friiber auf Depntag,
ben 2. aluauit 1869, an ber penn apenue
Rp. 227, bidt neben Srn. Q. Jice's @rceerir
Stprs, erpf1nrn pirp unp bpfft hae isiue friibsrn
0unben, Irpie iiberbaupt Ieine bruhbrn 2dnbs,
leute iba nun aud in ieinem nruen @elddfts.
plabe aufiuten une nit ibrem 3utrauen sr-
frGuen tperben.
Sein gut piIcrtirteS Eager srn bsuiihen, fran-
sTfi6en unb ipanii6en @sinen in sSGlIrrn unb
6laIdsn, Gdte acres, pprt unb SCreeaur @einr
fir 8ranfr, unb ale Sprten impprtirter unb ein.
heimiider 9iluGre pire It in Sesiebung auf
SualitGt uub preiie jebem isiner 8rrunee isIbf
rmpfrblsn, welter ibn nit einem Sslubs bsebren
tpiro.
RebIf ben bersits gsnanntsn Irtifrlu pire or
befdubis frn irIbif Praparirtss, bsriibmte5
S9pri,ersSfrautrrsSittrrs,
lppie glbintb, SiimmsI II, T. 10, frrnsr impprtir-
ten unb bierermadten S6pri;erfGir, 9imburser
unb griinrn HrGutrr. Safe, brutIdsn Senf bri Der
@allpre unb in fIeineren SuanttGten, ale Cor
ten Bier une Beiu-GjlGirr, arabnrn, Gisbrt-
der, 3itrrnrn. grelrn, 8IaIdsn, pfrcpfen unb
cine Menge anherer, namsntIih fir gSirtbe nptb.
wrnbise grtiteI itsts gu ben biaiefen greiirn
pprrGtbis baltrn.
Cine frrunelihe feine @rinitute nit Ginaang
eurh een Stcre pber eurb ben Sausgang, Ippie
Gin gutter S6prpeu nit posr cbre ShpeisertGls
II. (. 10. werben su fleiBisrm SeIu6e BON rlbit
einlabsn. (29i3w) s. Ipprrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-08-12
S1mpcrcie1o

rpn Yursiisli6er GjIts fir @artrueepGbIs alr
art bat psr llntrreidnsts in arcbu gluspabl
pcrratbis uue psrtauft 3u eeu biaieitsn prsiien
Seirnrsrs aufmnfiam made i'd giumsnfrsunps
auf msiue impprtirte bpllGutihr Slumen;pie-
bsn, wslde ib hirsIt SUu ben srltrn SaneIunsrn
in DeutlbIaue ttjisbr.
Sap9 Matthias Roll, 6lats.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-08-12

SGeine sir SsfSrtsriina BON paiTasisreu spn
unt mad allen Gegenben Dsutl6lane5 unb her
S6psis nit Dampf- pber Sesel- S6iHen iiber
@ntpsrpen, Bremen, Samburs, SaSrG, 9iperpppl
&c. Su beSeutsnb rrmGbistsu preilen.
gBehlel auf ale SaupplGBe @urcpas.
glussabluneen burb bic heutI6e pOf.
@eIber fir unlere Rs6nuns in Deutiblanb
einbsSablt psrbrn in @plp pSrr @sssnpertb in
papier BON ilns pergiltet.
gpllmahten, Mietbss nn6 Sauf. 0untrafte,
8ereiniett Staaten gGlIe sc. ausgrfertigt.
@pIb, Silber uub @srttpapiere seFauft unb
perfauft.
Sauisr unb 9aulOttsn gum gsrfauf aus sIuf-
trag.
SntsreIIen Sersiitst an alien bel uns tepcnirten
@eleern, mad 9lrt unb gSeiIe Der Sparbanftn.
Sir ale bur9 uns bslprgten @ribafte pirb
9arantirt.
6mi9 9Bm. 8. aiefel II. Go.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-08-12

SSencS Sbnb rnacbers6efcbGft
Der llntereihnste tstbrt f6, ben Dsutlctsn
ron Scranton unb llm9egenb hie gln,eise Al
MAIDEN, rae er i'm Salsment Spn Srbn anitteis
neuem SadlfeinssbGube, peun 9lpenus, cbrrbalb
86lfsr's Marft, cine S6ubmaherperflfGtte er-
TfTnst bat, unb empfeblt lid CUR gInfsrtiguns ron
neuer grbsit ireer 9Irt irpie gu 9ieparatursn.
Spbn Wetne.
Scrantpn, 3. Suni 1869. t
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-08-12

0IIlNllE StSpthVtht fO ttNb'"'
Slit ale bic neusrrn slrtsu BON pUltries unb
;tpar ,u 10 eiinlfisen Seeinaungsn, ais tr9sne
cine GelelIdaft in her Der. Staatttt.
Die @elrlIhnft gitt temperate Anlebtn ant
ibrr pplicies; rrIdubt 30 Gage Griif CUR Stjab'
luna esr lrGmirn, rGbrenb psIter 3eit bic Do
lieiss autlfebene bleibsn; ale pcieiss iine anan-
taltbar pessn her ssppbulibsn llrla@sn; bic Sen
bieIrr GjeIsaIdaft ausgeieatsn peliciss psrfallen
mic; frin GrtrasHiifp pirp bere6net fur bic CT
laubnie ,um Rsiien; pplieyteliser tbsileu ii6
nit ber @eisal9aft IN bic idbrIi9sn prpfite inb
baben Stinme bel ben g8nblrn uno in Der Der.
tpaItung ber @elbdfts.
Ssins llntsriu8uuss- rbsr prliry-@ebHbrsu
rereen terrhnet.
Dian penee lidb an s. 8. 9prtbrup, Seran-
ten, Gjeneral. 9laent fir bas nprppflite psnn-
lylpdnien.
3pti ,ussrlGIliss tsutI6s astntsn psrbsn Str.
Iangt, bsnsn cine CUTE GpmmiiICn bssablt pirp.
Wlan msIbs ft in bsr Grpseitirn hes ngDO4su-
blati." 25m,9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-08-12
QSnrmmn0.

Ia msine mir ansstrauts 6rau, cine ssbprsur
anna @aria 3iesIsr, mid UNI irit LANCER
ais sinsm Sabre rbns ale llriahe prrIaiIen bat,
70 erflGre i'd mid hermit pOn ibr ais seibiebsn;
une pnrne suesib 9sbermaun, ibr auf msinen
Namsn su bergen pber ne Su beberbsrgtn, ha i'd
feline spn ibr esmaGten S9uIetn besable.
Intrn Bed.
ptirrsburs, ~. ausuf-3w
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-08-12
S0CG0AponapCl SS0ass

Safapannn slpenus, nabe benz Depot
Gbas. Erppp, prcpr.
Oas pbisr, in better @eiic eiusrri4tste Saus
1T nit saem perieben, mas bem SSrper jur StGrs
flung une Grfril6uug nBtbig III.
Gjues Bier, bic fsintrn gSeiur, 9iauSrs unS
9isarrsn, marine unb falte Spsiirn; Aultrrn, auf
teee glrt subtreitrt.
Sin feiurr Saal fir Samen unb 5nmiIien.
lin ;dblrri9tn 3uipruG eriuht ieInr 6reunte
25inS @bas. &rcpp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-08-12
Sci g. Steiser, % II. 81 6ranffprt St,
Nep yOrf, erldeinrn:
Erik N euter's SSerfe
in plattbeut16sr Spra6e.
Su pE6sntli6rn Nisfrrunsrn "a IS Gents.

Die uuiibtrtrsffIid Iuifisen unS anSisbenSsn
GrsGbungsn uub @jebi6te 8eutsr's ino nidt
tlrs fir Irine lpsSiellen 4anbsleuts, bic Hrrb-
eeutiGsn, Icnrern fir has san;e heutIde esies
publifum Spn unsepbbnlidsm SntsrelTe, unb ber
biIise preis rrmSslitt bic ausssbsbnteae gsr-
breihing bsrielten.
Ssbe 2ieferuus tpirb eiuSeIn Srrfauft.
ISH @rrlangt ipsrtrn ;ur gsrtreihns spn
5riB &euter's Berten,
3immsrmaun'S Wuuber Der lrprIt,
9 9isfeu. nit SisIsn SaufratiCnrr, "a Gents,
une
Sa6ri6ten aus DeutIdlanb unb Der
S6psiS, gSr6rnblatt a. 10 Gents,
;u iebr eiinitiseu Sepusunsen tb6tise erute an
Srtrn, mo bieielbsn nod nitt su baben linb. lles
brral ii Gin srcber abiaB eapcn gu erjeIrn.
29tl9,7m =. Stet9er,
% II. "a 6rnnffprt Ct, 9irp gcrf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-08-12
3tt socrG0mfeaa !:

gBealn glnfauf zines anbersn Gisrntbums III
brr llntrrSri6nsie sspillt, leins an Der Dunucrs
StraBe eslesenen pisr Gotten nsbIt 65ebGubtn su
psrfaufrn. gs 1T sirs cas friibsr ron Scbn 8rif
ereignee @jruneitild.
gBeaen 9sbin9unssn II. (. III. frass man mad
i'm @rssrrlaten III penn 9lssnur, nabe her
prf, bel 9pbn Gaetb. (Sjl9)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-08-12
Sic Qtir Yarf.

llntsSsibuetsr briust biermit CUR @rrSTentli-
dung, pdb or leinsn neutrality-suspicious. Spmmers
sartrn, nemlidb San,laal, partglnassu, icpis
ale ;u ipl6sn 6eitIi6fritsn nGtbigsn 8orrihtuns
gen, ais 6ilGier, arabnsn II. (. ~. sur @erfIguns
iellt fir iebr librras preiIr.
Ssbsn Spnntas fir Selu6er rifen.
f3mi6m Chr. SGIluer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-08-12
3lt t,erG0ufell !:

Se6s Saulrtter, ssIestn an bsr @aIbinStcn
gprnue in Green 8tege. Die Gotten fnb 40 8.
6rpnt bel 200 Gue tiet nit einem sutsn 3auns
umssten unb I6cn felt strri Sabren tepfanjt
pprben. Ginseln pbsr im @anSen ;u serfaufcn.
9isbbabrr fSnnen fb melcen bel Spbn g..
Sailer, GebarIfrabs, scranton. 26nS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-18
letter from LOudOun County.

Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette,
LEEsBURG, Dec. lG-I note tendency on
the part of some Of our people TO 90 to the
South, and it seems to me the whole DRIFT oil
emigration is southwark.
One person went last summer to Alabama,
and others in the German Settlement are de.
bating whether to 60 to Mecklenburg county
or to Alabama. The usual current sets towards
Missouri; | hear Of several OF cur very best
young men who will move in the spring.
10 politics there is some curiosity to know
What is going TO be done with Us. We are in
the condition Of Lees soldiers at Appomattox
Court House, or at some places which were
passed through just before reaching that point.
We cant do anything, and, therefore. patient.
y abide the terms Of the conqueror; only
hopinc they may be moderate and respectable.
think that the tendency to come South is
manlfesting itself among the better class OF
people in Pennsylvania.
The sale OF the marble quarry Of b. T. Car
ter has called attention to other marble tracts
10 that neighborhood, and people will soon re-
aze the dream of sleeping in marble halls "
Should company of large capital be raised
to work the quarries, it is probable that Goose
Greek viii be made naviQablc, and, mayhap,
the Louioun BraLch railroad I've resuscitated
Other minerals, such barytes and copper
ard iron are looming up. Speed the cause.
ATIOVTS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-18
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Judge Il. K. Watson, Of Albemare, is IN
c,ul led 10 the number whose disabilities were
removed by the recent act Of Congress. His
name appears along with several other Nr
cinians in the North Carolina list, where 1t
seems to have been pat by inadvertence or
mistake. This can but be highly pleasing to
his many friends in all portions OF the State.
Mr.. George ". Brent,an old and respectable
citizen, died at his residence in Winchester, on
the l0th instant, in his SD year He predict
cd, Il few days previous that the 18th anniver-
sary of his marriage would be the day OF his
death. Such was the fact.
The Native Nirginiau says "A sportsman
from Alexandra and crack shot OF this vii
lace went out the other day and blgged seventy
partridees before sun down. II Is no uncom.
mon thing for Capt. s. TO bring home - or 20
birds as the result Of an after dinner hunt.
Mines 4 Bros, of Page county Iron Works,
have twenty boat loads Of iron now ready Tor
shipment, and are awaiting the rise OF the
Shenandoah river sufficient to boat it to
market.
Mr. Whiting, late of the Manassas Gazette,
proposes shortly establishing newspaper to
be called the Prince William Advocate at
Brenjsvillc, Prince William county.
The Native Eirginian says -" Virginia
trade Tor Virginia cities this shall be our
motto, and We intend to fight it out on this
line if it takes ali summer and every summer.
Mrs, Rebecca Chavers, who had reached the
advanced age of one hundred and ten years,
died on the lO.h inst. at her residence, near
Nicksvilc, Southampton county.
Elizabeth Furnace. in Buffalo Gap, Augusta
county, belonging to d. & II, Forror, is now
turning out large amount OF iron.
The Winchester Sentinel thinks the a. il. &
II. X. r. will pass several miles South Of
that citv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-18
Foreign News.

The Alabama question is again engrossing
public a;teutiou. 'Historcus" publishes
hong 1tnmuncation in the Londoo Times,
wherein be asserts that the European States
refused to consider Jefferson Davis and Robert
f. lee pirates" for the same reason that
France, long before, refused to so regard Ben.
iamin Franklin. The analogy in the case OF
Paul Jones and Admiral Semmes he thinks
complete, aud thence goes on to draw lnier'
epces.
The London Daily News, in an article on
Canadian matters, says - foglani settled
colonial policy is marriage OF affection ii pos
sible; that falling. m" OF convenience NO
Cabinet or con!cr ne @iii ever again propose
one OF force.
The rumor that the Suoz Canal would be
closed in order that new excavations might be
made is authoritatvely denied.
Auberon Herbert, member OF Parliament,
has resigned his Oxford fellowship. ln note
announcing this step he complains that the
management OF the University is unwise and
unjust, because it persists 10 adheTlDg to a
policy OF exclusiveness.
The American yacht Meteor. u. Lorlllard :,
has arrived at Tunis.
The Emperor Napoleon has been suffering
from illness for few days. but he is now bet
ter. Lord Lyons, English Ambassador gave
fete Yesterday in h 1nor OF Gen. n. L. Banks,
who soon sails for New York. 1t is asserted
that Emile Olivier has been charged with the
formation OF new Ministry in France. Deputy
Richenont has resigned his seat in the Corps
Legisatif aud has been appointed Senator
FORBADE, Minister OF the Interior, will Offer
himself as candidate for the Corps Legislati
from the vacant district
The apprehenSions 10 regard to the health
of the Pope were caused by the report which
was circulated through Europe that he had az
apopectlc attack and remained incapable Of
motion. The report is pronounced utterly
without foundation. The health OF the Pope
is at present remarkably good.
The Spanish Cortes has adopted resolution
instructing the Committee Oh the Constitution
to prepare n bill providing for the election OF :
monarch.
Queen Isabella, in answer to resolution o
investigation adopted by the Cortes, denies
that she carried away the crown jewels wheI
she lett Spain:
The report that the French Government ha'
sent note to the Pope, declaring the procla
nation of the dogma OF Papal Instability woult
release France from the political obligations o
the Concorlat, is q fabrication. Cardinal Ma
thieu, Archbishop Of Besancon, has lett Rome
His departure gives rise to many contradIctor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-18
nov 81 I'm
CPECIAL INFORMATION

This Is the age Of improvement, and man IA
constantly on the atcrt awaiting the announce
ment of some new discovery IN art or science
by which ha may economic labor save es
pense and appropriate to himself thu advah
tsges derived from scientific discovery. dc
cordingly science has yielded - the ingenuity
of man, aud s. b. SECTIONS BAhTlMORh
FIRE. PLACE HEATER mas been presented
to the public This Heater has been improved
by top FEEDER which makes it the best AMI
most economical Heater in tho market. With
but one fire il will neat from one - four rooms:
thereby saving great deal OF labor and ez
pense. and obtaining II uniformity Of tempera
tare not reached by the ordinary methods II
heating.
| have, with much care, selected my stock OF
STOV ES--embracing ell tho varieties VI
COOK, PARLOR and HALLsnd to which /
call your attention thef will bo sold on the
most reasonable terms.
/ continue to manufacture al articles Of III n .
COPPER and SHEET IRON WARE.
Also. ROOFING, SPOU TING. GUTTER
ING. SC, done in the best manner. Special
attention given u tho repair Of Fire Place
Heaters and all other stoves.
THOMAS HOY.
sep Oft .. W. cor. King and Pit sta
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MARRIED..

On ,he 10Th instant By Rev. Chas A. Reid,
Rev. W. T.. DAVIS, Of the Baltimore Confer
ence n +. Church, TO Miss SHlRLE l
SHACKELFORD. daughter Of Judge Shack
olrord OF Culpcper, VS..
Al Liberty, Bedford county, W. December
oh, 10y Rev. T. w. Hooper, WALTER {.
DOUGLASS and ELLEN, yOungos. daughter
OF j. +. Johnson.
On the lo:h instant, at the Frat Presbyterian
Church. in Richmond, by Rev Peter Tinsley,
Of Cincinnati. JOHN BROWN TlNHhhY,
Esq, to Miss EMMA KENT, daughter OF lior-
acc /, Kent. of Richmond.
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ATFYANDRTA GAZETTE ANT VIRGINIA AnVERTj% H.

Scryr ~ HEyRICo COUNTY Court. "A
rerv unnsual Gene for q Virginia court 81 justice
occurred yesterday during the Session OF Inc
Hen,ica county court. 4 man was on trial De-
fore the court for having violated the law by
sel.iry lGuor without license. The Common
wealth, Attorney, Mr. Bowden. was proSecu
ting. but was thought ~ the court 10 be rather
too much under the influence to proceed
with the case, and Mr.. Aztec, the presiding Us
tic,. proposed II nj the court take a recess. Mr.
Bowden objected and said lie wished to pro-
coed with his ar um3nt. He was allowed TO
On on for shore time, when Mr.. Alice asked
him 10 suspend As was his intention to al.
iourn the court. Mr. Bowden asked what
that was to be done for. Mr.. Alice replied,
because | DO lot think YOU are 10 condinon
10 proceed wit the case Mr.. B0wden said.
YOU id @ gray headed s-n OF h-h,
Jumped over Tue bar aud made Tor Mr. Aztec.
The sheriffs " e called 10 Interfere, and he ade
battle with tn m. He fought Sheriff Smith oil
and Deruty { leirif Walsh came AZ 80 reinforce
him. He turned his attention to Walsh, and
he had to call in assistance. By comoialne
their forces the officers finally overcamc the
| be!ligerent attorney and took him up, neck anC
heels, and carried him 10 Jail. lie REMAINED
| in mi about an hour and half. when Col
| NldrlnaQukc JOnu-Ou VIII AZ W iiiA''i
told him that, whilst their relations didn tJusliy
him in interfering in the matter, be thought 1
his duty to say to hin, that be had acted i'm
property, ard should apologjz; to the court
Mr. Bowdeu consented TO do So was brcugh
into court. made bis apology, and vas dis
CHARGED from custody. -Riclnnom ERq"U'r
WASHINGTON lTEMS.-J. II. Hennessey Wa
arrested yesterday on warrant issued by Chic
Justice Cartier, Of the District Supreme Court
charging him with having received brib
while acting as Assistant Uuted States Attor
ney at Richmond, Va. He was subsequently
released on giving bail for u hearing.
Judge Dickinson. for many years past cier'
in the Office of the fiS, comptroller OF the treas
ury, died yesterday, at the advanced age
seventy five years.
The steamer Taliapoosa, EUy lying at th
navy yard, has received orders to lay up TO
repairs
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10 Chicago a special Inspector of customs
yesterday seized nearly four thousand dollars
worth of diamonds and iewery left for sale at
an auction store by one Montgomery, who
smuGRled through $4,000 worth from Eng.
land in false tottomed trunk. He had dis
posed oil the rest.
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5sss;E I'D

In Washington, on the 18th inst, HARRISON
RANDOhPH PURCELL, oldes. son OF Judge
VIM. /. PARCEL, in the 2lst yo r OF has age
In Georgetown, on the 10th instant, SARAH
HOOVER. in the 90th year Of her age
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TlIE CLIAi A X
WILLIAMS AIR-TIGHT STOVE.

w ILL II NJ - AIN III wv ~
For Burning Btuminous Coal, ii the mos:
Economical that can be used.
lst. One ton of bitumincus coal will heat 81
ordinary 80 room comfortably tho entire
season.
% 1t consumes the Gne and lump coal
comes from the mines.
3D.. II is only necessary 10 feed the stove J.tt
in "a hours, in ordinary winter westhcr
18th There is no du;, or gas arising ir"m thd
stove.
9Th The heat is mos. delightful, -e*cnbilnX
that OF q mild. bslmy summer day.
9Th As the FIRE never goes out, ID" room =
kept at pleasant temperature day Sni nighi
It'll. 1t is the best stove for sitting rooms
nurseries and offices which if left ~ hours Tili
be found comfortably warm q. the end 81 tha'
time.
9Th. It IS the most durable stoya ia tho inaf
ket, as j. self. evident from the mode o. rs coh
structon and the slow combustion ot fuel
81 WILLIAMS
Manufactured and for sale by
JAMESON 81 COLLINS,
Cor Royal and Wilkes Sts..
nov 2i-lm Alexandria Virginia