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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-30
ALEXANDRIA,. VA.
WEDNESDAY,. OCTOBER 80, 1872

The Baltimore American commenting upon
a recent opinion delivered from the judicial
bench, of Baltimore in a murder trial in which
the Judge declared, in effect that where
man who is grossly intoxicated kills another
without having previously expressed any
malice against him, that the crime is not
murder but manslaughtcr, says: In
these days. of violence and bloodshed, when
every rulian carries pistol and draws it upon
the least provocatiou, it is the duty Of our
Judges to uphold the common law in all its
rigor. Whenever it is generally understood
that the man who first becomes intoxicated and
then kills his neighbor shall not be punished as
murderer we may expect fearful harvest OF
crime. IF the rule referred is to be the law,
indictments for murder will rarely ever be
found, for the reason that but few murders are
committed BY men who are perfectly sober.
The whole current of decisions and verdicts
not only i'd Maryland, but in all the States
must be reversed if this is the law
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\ REGISTER ARRESTEn.-M Thomas Va
den, jr., who was formerly registrar at Tor
RANGES Store, Chesterfield county, having fail
ed to open the registration books at his precinct
on Saturday. was arrested and brought before
United States Commissioner Peasants. He
was held in his own recognlzance to appear be-,
November, the accused giving bail in the sum
of 81 900. Mr. Walden states that he received
his appointment verbally from Judge Cox, Of
verbal resignation. and at the request of Judge
Cox, recommended successor. No successor
was ever appointed, 50 far as Mr.. Walden is
aware. and the books still remain in his posses
sion. Richmond Hhio
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SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILRoAD.-The
Charlestown wv. Va Spirit of Jefferson, says:
1.-The heavy sections of the Shenandoah Valley
railroad, from Milford to Luray will be put un-
der contract in few days The progress made
towards putting the Maryland divslon-from
Shepherdstown to Hagerstown-under con-
tract has been somewhat checked by flaw
found 10 the special act passed by the Legls-
lature of that State, but it is believed that the
general laws of Maryland will cover the case,
and the work be put uuder contract this winter.
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VI SOud, ulu lily w Duy Iut HuUle DOLLle Vi
bismuth from Dr. Mott for purposes which
shall not give you. addressing Mr.. ORR
AFTERNOON SESSION..
DR.. Wilson recalled-l assisted in the ex-
animation OF the bismuth; got the bottle from
DR.. Motifs drug store some nights before | test
ed it,in such quantities as | would use for test
ing for arsenic no one else has been in my
room during my absence; bottle was not touch
ed until Sunday; it was washed out by
me with sulphuric acid which was pure and
had been diluted with water added to Marsh 5
apparatus; cannot say how long; wrapped the
body up in towel so that in case of its burst
ing the fragments should not fly around the
ROOM there was not chemical trace of arsenic;
DR.. Ellzey held his hand over the bottle to
keep the air out; be said the amount was
drachm which was originally purchased of
DR.. Mott; in adding to the apparatus to pre-
vent the introduction of air part of it was
spilled; | think it was not possible that more
than a half drachm was used in the expert
ment; violent chemical fame appeared; part
of another saucer was placed over the fame
and spots were collected on it also; the fame
was an inch long; we had not the proper appli-
ances to try for arsenicas metal or as an oxide;
we then tested on saucer with solution of n.y.
pochoride of soda; the spots being dissolved ex-
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-10-27

Don't Waste soAP-suDs.-It is we'll to
ii"udss r sn vlnes planted so that the waste
20 fertilise them. If there is any food sSs
vine especially loves, it is the soapy liouids
wnicn accumulate on washin 1.davs in
. families. Vines drenched every week with
s snese liquids wifi flourish astonishineiv
buid sIsena ehsnselves so as to largo
distingaished Ohio liortieuiturist savs th.t
ms family Of ten person eat a ton Of sranes
.sesh and canned, during the year: and he
salnks that not only does it nav in the
n nae.er OF health, but also iu the savings Of
far oli!s through the diminished desire
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Or. b. was called to visit q sick how
we've we've years of age. AS he entered tTe
nouse the mother. took him ABIDE and told
MN sne could not get her boy to take anS
"ea G except she deceived him.
.; iva NELL ne, then" said DR.. B., II shall moi
ed with.n Sr.I ~ = w "e reason-
He went to the boy and after an exsmin.
MY little man, you are very s;ck .,a
hoae take some medicine. It win tasts
naa,y' and make .you feel badly for a iittie
SssI hs. INC y shen expect it viii make You
The doctor prepared the medicine. an. and
s sns ooy took it like a man, without any re-
s.ssancsi and he would take from ria
mother anything that the physician had
pres prescribed, bot would take nothing eise
a so% . ner. she had % often deceived him.
saa so.d MIN It Was good, when she rave
tS soao ~ thss ne would not trust to any
al h a,ny with children, as well a. with
best policy. - '"e
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| re1oieed Gonhilds in departing from ~. -
snTs OF Fiorins and Swsan. P'ss'
Ps.s q P:s:. s.a G r. The presence
n s1 thence throu&h the. dimsrsnt sontis ~
ssss Kept watch On all sides and tSSv wsss
.hen S.4ss o,Ss e the edge q q. faviae,
her esnpanios 81 g aa 81 pulling doom
put her lips 70 Gn1t I6a's Ssx and wh;.r,.snss
10 % low hs.tk that nor - 1ere rptSsr
s ST. u w i sssss sour III MI -.
seshe nosi ssryonrsslf "a 1ver NJ ~
49, - .ts color d Ike tho ground ~ NJ.
~. ~ ~. w sSnossl yoa stis not pnta Jis
81 z.Ees . - spoisf thess words, sthrev IL.
r nSns ~ asE asrk glay mAnsle overtAe white
MI ena surean, ai'd then crept ON her hands
:kromS thence she was able 70 sperceivo thera
sssSywo persons seated. on che ground con-
in se;i,sG ono apparently young ma other Seem
.sy 1.as AZ the. moment sks locked down
yeaagsr Mss e re- for the
his arm to his sempauion 70 heir him -, rug
assi.tsnss xaIah oshsr With equal r Tsd a.
:. Let Thy hand hsis thyselr Tcan =, -,
$500 S sne man who has not tho strength to
assaSe ms own wrongs, and to maintain bis
his ~ oaess' soouidf either speak of forgivinr
ns ice, or 7. expect to be betrayed by his aiiy
!, wlldo 1t, tell thee; not all the worii' ny.
s ZIG woalCs wealth, conld purehas6
.erved the younger man. % 'eausilaa-
Her grandsire did not spare ~ =
Toang ana more beautiful AzsTgf52< IL
rs Stay him and all his followers &&& 9S7<
aeyess sAx you nay, but She 60
g 80 eAa1 dH; how, when or NJ II isfilfS
10y h Mine eyes have seen hSf IN
"nn Mei Gays, but her hours are thsrefSF4 nog
';nsw o sDs1i SOC her dead. Tsngoance l.
cara could hsar no more; the two me,,s h al
e essonosd the ravine The Younger of the two s
xtrene difficulty. p - Walk Win
(Ts be continued) ,
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@ Returns his sincere thanks to tho nubr, H., a,
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piotsres and Looking Glasses Framed 11,,s,,..
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L tS0 u pf0o1ou8 0tOn0R.
fair-haired youth. with golden helmet and
seoy-white planes; his amor waa composed
s q Hinged mall. and spparsptly gold was his
s': ss. w.s p: ', w::
S Misise, and on his brssss lssae tterins
NJ sRs s:s;ss t;,sss I'll,
sssRed, 20 heSrodo byst&s odEss 81 the IA
- to addtese few wSras TO the maiden, 70
a tS1 ass e sos ssss e:s9
Sommend 70 hSA follow ers y . loud yog5s; and
q sEmoment sitter wards thesMhols array q
f. g r.. s {: sss s s n
amSaden xeEe led away, and then they kneIt
o os "a fsw PAGES sgsst from each other, and
the eide Of each, and fsom al assembled there
Durst forth IN solemn words and slow cadence
Up to that MOI s 81 Guuh,Ida had b.en .,s;.,,-
tng, put the instant the mnsie Of tbs hymn, in
toned by more than two thousand voices,
Ieacned her ears she started up, and without
With Ser sweet aRSh nsa voice.
IN the distant song. As she did 80 sle per-
oeived that Tara was still standing, and tnrn-
SO earnest that it was impossible to resist her
request, =" For Gods sake, as you hope for SAL
Walton, kneel! oh, kneel down, and repeat the
hymn"
And cara did as she was asked, and from
both sides of the ravine-from knight, and
maiden and armed soldier-from Christian
captive and unbeiievidg Mahommedan-thes
words arose to heaven in solemn chant: ~ = !
Hail I! holy Queen! 4
Mother of Mercy!
Our life, our sweetness and our hope!
of Eve. ''A'" ooi'ui en-
10 thee do we send up our signs, mourning
ena weeping, from this valley Of tears.
1urn, then, most gracious Advocate thine
eyes of mercy towards u.s.
Ana after this, our exile, ended, show to Us
Inc blessed fruit of thy womb, Jesus w
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4 Z rrA
iooking, old, ruined fertilization. That rhicS
nAo' you said, snch Q strange fascinat;on fn,
3ysss ths IN the eyes Of others contemptibie
you explain why it is that you wished y. ,,;tot,
our tents here, in order that you might grs.ifv
yo%rss 81 ~ looking at that miserable hsap Of
II can give no explain alton. ~ rep,.d E,o,;,
eAcept tnls. shat either when was q child NJ
IA my creams seem to have seen that verv
Il Ss; IN ana know not why it is that eonjei
: ~ my thoughts with my cousin Gunhiida
either as having at some time sean her ~ .,,nS
IN otI ruined castle, or as dreaming that saW
noE tnere. Aud 80 strong is this unscoonntahIe
nnan On On ny mind a that to-day, when looked
GpsI Ior tne hrst time felt as if NV consin
aunh'ida were gazing at mo from its yerv
walls. l know, dearest SVEN. this ia fsro very
5iG%ughs Sut foolish fancy, and yet so strongly
Few moments actually felt "a if IT. wers 100 .
oesiacs, forgive ME for troubling Won W;,b
wat are my weak superstitions But I cannnt
,tand ioafina mentioning M 1t them, now that 1
u seems to me- that have known them Iona
,no Wnen saw them last night in INV ,lrea,55'
I ~ tneapPeared to me as familiar, and / fan,
nd her dress saw va Sunhllda appearing upon them
No covered ALI over with sparkling dismonSs
mon somebody whispered to ne vera bar,
y, m' heii ana l fancied she was preparing for
or, thought that you and were borna ~
oue across that Eavine, and "a we toncS.S
er 5snd, choir of celestial music arose. and
s . al, hand in hand, went ascending up to
such fanciea as these are vain Islns;s sna'
70 70 We we must pay no attention to them !: and q
rs last one certainly would not recount to
o., D1S ior nhat one Circumstance which Won
low' as wen asI, to be true, namely. tbst ~
yer could have seen those walls befors Ia and
: = eney are, IN their aspect, familiar to me 1
. q as sta Look upon them expect to see Gun,
20 iDSiu upon their walls and as she does
n by her virtues. But see, this moor Tn ris 70
S woman is again becoming i'll. Pardon. oh 81
,nm me Tor my idle chatting. You shall be- p
you WISH, either attended to your bah;.a
ne 49, P'RtnAtted TO go be
, Alone if you please, and from this spot nm az
I he e;r,.d we We Dld you farewell" said cara.
'-N ''NN '"' ueoPiS moved bat still grestly haSS
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Tbs Old Family Journal.
VARIETY.
Amusing Street Car scene.


Tas Washington S'ss relates ;bc following
ray Passengers GA one Of tie Muters stree,
car Aushel some yesterday morning atl scope
CSC rcu thccoujuctgr anja we',-lrcs-e j young
l.tn from Georgetown As tho ear was pass
iaa Down the avenue, tie young man 90 the
u- staujins on tbe platform tasms it easy,
,-. loot 90 a trunk, hs was Approached by The
,.ulsctor and DIS lsr. demanded Iequict'y
ia..,i oycr lis ESQ cents.
uductcg-I demand twenty cents tar that
'rrk
uug man ,hcsi;a,iasy'-Twenty five
coasts? Wen. think wall not pay it,
Then shall put ;Le trunk OIL
g. M.-YOu bad better not, OF you may be
lry for it.
Conductor pulls strap, stops car, dumps
,rrai on the avenue, staytscar, aud after going
Sumo two squares approaches Gle young man,
who was as calm = summer moTuiaG, and ~
an angry mood SAYS Now have put your
irruk Oh. what arc You going 20 DO about il q
Y. M.-lcOolIyl-Well, don't propose 70
d. anything about 1t, its no concern Of mine f;
e, wasn't my trunk.
U.-t6ercelyi-Theu why dill you not tell
uc so?
M.-Becauso You Did not AJAX me. and I
t.lI you you'd be sorry for it.
Atthis iuuctmo q p3r,,y German cmcscs
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GROCERIES,

4 ERIFAL Of Fresh Groceries at No a.
a Dried Peaches, \. o. Sugar. Y. o. Molasses
Nice Fresh Cheese, Soda and Water Crackers,
l-accaroni. Family Syrups Of all grades, Crushed
re- spices Of every variety. Babbitt;. Ceb5ated
Washing Soap, Fancy Toilet Soap, Bottle Snuff.
Concentrated 1--we, Fine G. 2. Teas, Chewing To-
bacco. Smoking Tobacco, Quecusware. Wooden
ware. W.llowyage, &c. for 81. D.
april q, l;7Z. TRUSSELL q LUCAS.
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New Goods! New Goods!
JOHN w. GRANTEEAAI
HAS OVER
$4,000 Worth of Goods, all
Bought for Cash.

A MONG them 900 yds. Calico at 10 cts. 1900
"a yds. at l2J( cts. ] 100 yds. at from 0 20 II
cts. 81 pieces Dress Goods M less than cost 6
pieces Black Alpaca, co pieces Brown and Blcachcd
Cotton. and Wamsutta az IS etc. all low down ~
pieces Ca5simcrcs, Satinots, Twecds and Kentucky
Jeans, pieces Canvass and Linen Drills. II pieces
Cottonade, pieces Double and Twist Cottonadc,
90 Ioopskrs al quarter their cost, III doz. Clarke
and other Spool Cottona, 500 pairs Iislc Thread
Gloves. any quantity Ladies' Hose, Gents Hall
Hose, Pins and Needles cts Note Paper 3 cis.
and every notion you can think Of 800 Mons and
BOYS Hats very low, over 200 pairs Mems, Boys,
Youths, Ladies', Misses and Children's Boots and
Shoes, many at less than Cost. 4 d0z. Kid Gloves
from IS cts. TO 81, Silk Cotton, Swiss and J.. e.
Ifandkorchieis, Swiss Muslins, Cambrics, pieces
Bcrcgc. Colorcd and Paper Cambrics, Bed Ticks.
Linen Towels 10 pieces Crash, 2 doE. Balmoral
skirts at half cost Is pieces Rcd, Gray, Blue and
White Flanncls.
Glass. Wooden, Hardware
ana Groceries.
JOHN w. GRANTIlAI.
Middlcway, April -, 1872
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To Farmers and Others.

T. HENRY holland, the celebrated Machiuist
81 having leased the Shops lately occupied by
Hiram O,iIannon, and having secured tho services
of No. Smith, intends conducting a general
BLAChSMITHING
nusness-in all its Misunderstanding, DC, Ag-
ricnltural Implements, sc. VIII also Repaie al
manner of Machinery used by farmers and oilierr.
Threshing Machines, Reapers, Mowers, Nheat
Drills, Buggy Rakes, Fans, Shelters, Straw Cut
tiers, sc. lie Is also getting up new Invention
for planting corn, sows correct, both ways, tuo
rows at a time. VIII try il this year. Grandest
invention OF the age.
Let mo say just here, bring in your mGchines
early. Ny engagements are such that time Is pre-
cious He viii also putin Iron Cogs when broken
out. Those he put in last year gave entire eau-
faction.
TO THOSE WORKING STEAM ENGINES
lie will pack Piston and other Rods set Slide
Valves and put her in proper boat; Re-liabi,
BEARINGS put in Set Screws; make and repair
KEYS aud Gibs; adjust Quarter Boxes; sot up
Rings on follower; head Repair Valves; connect
Pipes caulk Flucs, &C., and many other repaira
highly necessary for the running Of the same.
lie will also put up the Common or the Force
Pump IRON in Cisterns.
Hard study and experience for the last fifteen
years have made him equal with the times. lie
expresses himself thankful for tho patronage of
Jefferson, Berkeley and Clarke, and now wants 20
give 20 good old jefferson bis best talent and time.
Terms satisfactory.
CharlcstOWn, April 6, lSI2-tf
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Plain and Ornamental
PLASTERING.

TE7HF subscriber takes advantage of the Press as
amcdinia by which % inform the citizens OF
tGis and adjoining counties that he is prepared to
undertake the
PLASTERING OF HOUSES,
in any style that may be desired, from one Coat to
three, Hard Finish, White Coat or Heavy Skim
Cognices and Centres run, and Ornaments stuck,
il desired. None but iirst-class w0rkmen viii bc
employed on work that may be entrusted 70 me.
CISTERNS CEHERTED AND GUlRAN-
TIED 10 HOLD.
hereby tender my grateful acknowledgements
for the liberal patronage have received since
commencing business, and hope by strict adhe-
renee to duty 90 inertia continuance OF the same.
lJ- An communications addressed 70 me at
Charlcstown, w. Va, will receive prompt attcn-
tion G. FRANK OALLAHEb.
March rs. 1870
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shoc-DIahing x BIcndine.

TgIII T. undersigned Is conducting the Shoe-Nak
Ing business al his residence ~ Water street,
adjoining the dwelling Of Nr. Thos. u. Webster
and viii be pleased 10 execute faithfully and
promptly such w1Fk as may BE- entrusted g. him.
Special -. n.ion given - the REPAlAlhG VI
Loot and Shoes. Charge reasonable.
April %, ll2 ROBERT HUNSiCkER.
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CABINET MAKING,


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Rheumatic, Bcd-rildcn, i1hrm, Crippled, Nervous,
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Headache, Too,hache,
Cold Ciiils. Aruc Chuls.
The application Of the READY RELIEF 10 thepart
or parts where the pain difficulty exists viii al
ford ease and comfort.
Twenty drops in halra tumbl1r Of water win ina
few moments eur, Cramps. Spasms, Sour Sto-
mach, u1lrthuru, Sick Headache, Diarrhe, bys-
en.s-y. Collie. Wind iu tbe Bowels, and al Inter
nal P.irs
Travellers shr-l always carry bottle of RAD
WAYS t-trT Ir-ur with theu. a i,w drops IN
water uil prevent sickness 1r pains i.om change
g. water. ltudet.e- thar French brandy or Bit
t-rs ls s-,u-..r-
EEVEE2 md AGUE.
Ftr,- and Aga. cured Tor fifty cents. There is
n1ta rum.l1. agent in ;ai world that viii cure
Fever and A que, ana 100 other Na.ariJus, Bilious,
Sc-rI B.. Typhoid. yellow, and other Fcvers aided
bv Roadway El.s| sJ quick as Roadway, Ready
E.i.L Fifty cents per bottle.
EEECATlTEEy IBTCATTrCE-y
y.r... rHI T.r Hit Eoof-hc--te of Flesh
r.f a-ri.-t.4r Sti. e.' B.o .f.td C5H pier
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-07-13
NUMBER ~.

rs THE SCENE OF EXCITEMENT in CHARLIE
! town. The arrival Of new and beautiful Spring
styles Of Dolly YaTdens, makes No. u the centre
Of attraction for the fashionable world Our stock
comprises all that Is useful, and we arc prepared
70 offer special inducements 10 Casb buyers. We
keep nothing but choice goods and sill sell them
as low AZ any house IN the Valley, 10 prompt pay
ing cuzfOmeTs.
We extend an invitation TO the human family 10
call and give our New llome-mad Shoes trial,
they surpafs anything ever offered ia this market
for style and durability Il nice line Of Plain and
Fancy Cassimeres, Ready-inadc Clothing, Spring
styles Of Hats, Straw Goods, DO, for sale cheap
Tor Cost. TRUSSELL & LUCAS.
April u, 1872.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-07-13
pAlST. pAlST- pAIST-
$40. Terms Cash 1879.
ARTEsIAN WELLS.

TIME undersigned would announce to the public
that he IL prepared 70 Drill from the bottom
Il Wells tia thave failed, or to Drill NEW WELLS
at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable
terms. Address 4. l.. MILLER.
Anril Ii. lsl2-3m. At Minchester. Va.