THE GAZETTE.
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 25, 1854.
~GROWLS FROM “DIOGENES.”
Hard Tines for Poor Old Lindley Murray.
—The first line—we hare not yet been able
to get farther than the first line—of Mr.
Charles Dickens's new work of fiction, “Hard
Times”1 reads thus:
“Npw what I want is facts!”
Diogenes is not so exacting as the talented
author, We could be well content to dispense
with facts if he would onlv once more give
us, as Re used to do, good fictions. But one
thing we must insist upon; and we trust that
Mr. Dickens will excuse our parodying his
brilliant style, when we assure him that
“What we want are grammar!”
Diogenes presents his compliments to the
reporters of the press, and would feel greatly
obliged if, in relating the tumbling down of a
house or a railway concussion, they would
not make use of the word debris, for, to tell
the truth, it's all rubbish.
Self-Evident.—There can be nothing my
• • ft « ft • t I* f !• * f *
tmcai about une great ncnesoi muia, n
reflect fbramomont that the poorest there
must necessarily have a lac(k) of rupees.
The Overland Male*—Any man who goes
up in a balloon!
Seasonable Remarks.—The present weath
er may be said to be like city merchants, a
good deal on ’change.
The old saying of March “coming in like
a lion and going out like a lamb,” is practi
cally reversed; lamb having already come in
and the lion having goue out—to tight the
Russians.
People on the shady side of fifty prefer the
sunny side of the street; and on every baud
we meet with primroses for prim ladies.
Our soldiers who are planted in the east,
may be expected to shoot early in April; and
several promising blades, including that har
dy evergreen, Charley Napier, will no doubt
come up (when they are wanted) very nicely.
Several domestie'nurseries have some ten
der plants; which arc being tended with great
care by the elder branches of the family.
Shirt buttons have been sewn in large num
bers, and an abundant harvest of affection is
anticipated as the result.
There is already a great demand for shrub,
and should a dry season ensue, there will no
doubt be a still greater demand for shrub and
water.
The weather prophets, whom public opinion
is often disposed to arraign, have predicted
no rain, lately, confiuiug themselves entirely
to a few drj remarks.
Roses are already beginning to rise. The
bloom of the crocus has silenced the croker's
tongue; verdure begins to clothe the sweet
briar and sweet William, and others of the
floricultural family will follow en suite.
* The following indications of the season are
also beginning to show themselves; summer
bonnets, and some are not bonnets; light dres
set and heavy swells; black eyes addressing
importunate wights; and Lovegrove a dress
ing white bait at Blackwall.
The Mincing Lane article states, that last
week's deliveries of tea were slow; all that we
can say is that if the deliveries were sloe, we
are sorry to hear it. _
POPULATION OF GREAT BRITAIN.
The Westminster Review, in an interest
ing article entitled “Results of the Census oi
1851/> gives some curious statistics in rela
tion to the character and prominent divis
ion# of* the'British people. The census wat
taken in a single night, by forty thousand
persons. The result showed *that out of a
total population of 21,121,967 persons,
20,000 were absent in France, 2783 in Russia
and 1235 in Turkey. About a quarter of a
million were at sea or abroad. The entire
population was nearly double that ot i860.
According to the census, about 115,CUM) per*
sons die annually in England of preventable
disease#. In addition to this average, the
cholera, during its last visit, carried off 72,
000 victims.
As to - private or family life, some of the
faote presented are strange enough. But one
solitary case wae found of a family, consist
ing of parent* and twelve children living to
gether, among 41,916 families. Celibacy is
very prevalent in England. In the south
eastern division, of women under the age of
45, the Wives were less than 170,000, and the
widows and spinsters more than 120,*M)0.—
Of 67,609 households, 25,293 belonged to
single men and women. These are startling
koto. " ‘
The following is related as an incident that
occurred just before the abandonment of the
ship Winchester, lately wrecked at sea,
whole passengers were saved by the Ameri
can mail steamer IV ashingtou:
“As -Mr. King, the second officer of the
Washington, and Capt. Moore, of the Win
chester, were about to take their final leave
of the wrecked ship, which was just before
she went down, carrying her dead to a watery
grave, he thought it best to take one more
glance at the corses. ‘I really believe that
woman breathes!' was the exclamation ot
one of them, as a thrill of horror mingled
with hope van through his bosom. They ap
proached the body of a female, and placed
their earl * to her mouth; when lo! they dis
covered that that one whom they had suppos
wAastm breathing! They removed
heron boned the Washington, and she is now
at the hospital on Staten Island in a rapid
state of convalescence.”_
TOP THE RUNAWAY—TEN CENTS
REWARD.—Ranaway from the subscriber
oo Monday, 13th inst., J. WILLIAM McEb
DREE* an apprentice to the Painting busmens.
He haa light hair ami eyes, lew of stature,
stutters very badly when talking. I will give the
above reward if secured so I net him again,
also, . forwarn all persons from employ mg
the said apprentice, as he is a minor by two or
three years, and 1 am determined to prosecute all
such offenders according to law.
JOHN M. SEE LEA,
Salem* Fauquier Co.. Ya., mvj24—.‘It [Sent 1]
rpifE OWNERS OF DOGS are hereby noti
j[ bed that their Licenses will expire on the
fa* day of June next, and all unlicensed dogs
will be killed after the tuth. Persons interest
ad in Witter will get their Licenses, and put
a Collar OH their dogs, with the names of the
ownert thereon^ Otherwise they may be sufferers,
tf alt “Worthless curs” unlicensed will be indis
"“15. padcf. it > mm
SAM'L. N. CHIPLEY,X™
EDW'D. W. DAVIS. \
my. 2^—dtJt_ _____
XTOCSE, SIGN, aicd ORNAMENTAL
H PAINTING—The subscribers beg leave
tomfornl th«lt t>M friends and the public gener
ally, that tfcfcf have commenced the above busr
nets in thY city of Alexandria, and are prepared
to execute all orders entrusted to them with neat
neot aUd de^pajeh. v
e^Shop opposite O'Neal's Hotel, King street
^ P PI E. R. SEELEY * CO.
would take this method of thanking my
<dd. friend# atodOustomers in Fauquier and Lou
douh, fofthe llbefil patronage heretofore be
•towed ttpoll me, and will say my best efforts are
•till it ffW 'Vmand. when caHed lor at my
•idr«K«. ShleM1Finqt.i«r c<*untT_V*
an 2S^-taWiy JOHN. M. SEELEY. -
A CAMX^-Ihe iMtowibcr reapecauily
himi ft *- r- r>f*aD->DC
uTn^mLBStAUMMiT^ nay lx
W«**dTtjlAlMht,d«kcMU)* «< the ww-.
My Ram, alsMa-atockot wiih thf chowesl
LIQUORS, which I am prepared to furnish a*
Paired. Dinners and suppers prepared at shor1
Botke. ALEXANDER McGONEGAL.
•ct 12—tf
J.XJ
BRILLIANT SCHEMES,
Ta be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware,
IN JUNE, 1854.
GREGORY A MAURY, Manager*.
40,000 DOLLARS!
LOTTERY for the benefit of the State of Del
aware, Class 126, for 1S54, to be drawn at
I 'Wilmington, Del., on Saturday. June 3rd. 1854.
78 number lottery—14 drawn ballots!
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
1 prize of $4o.0*Xf 1 prize of $2,000
1 do 18,000 30 prizes of 1.000
1 do 10,000 30 do 500
1 do 6.000 40 do 300
1 do 4.000 257 do 200
1 do 3,000 Ac., Ac., Ac.
Tickets $10—halves $5—quarters $2 50.
Certificates of pack'gs. 26 whole tickets, $130 00
Do do 26 half do 65 00
Do do 26 quarter do 32 50
_
51,000 DOLLARS!
j X OTTERY tor the benefit of the State of Del
I aware. Class 132, for 1854, drawn at \\ il
mington. Del., on Saturday. June 10th. 18;>4.
75 number lottery—12 drawn ballots!
SPLENDID SCHEME!
1 priz*1 of $51 ,<MX) 20 prizes ol $6,,000
1 do 25,134 198 do 50* >
Ac., Ac. Ac.
Tickets $15, hlvs. 7,50. qrs. 3,75, eighths 1.87A.
f\.rtihr:»Tps nurkat?'* 25 w hole tickets $200 00
Do do 25 hall do 100 00
Do do 25 quarter do 50 00
Do do 25 eighth do 25 00
38,000 DOLLARS!
1 OTTERY lor the benefit ol the State of Del
j aware. Class 138. lor 1851,drawn at W il
1 mington. Del., on Saturduy. June 17th. 1854.
13 drawn numbers out ot 7.) !
SPLENDID LOTTERY!
I l prize ol $383 mo 20 prizes ol $'.oo
1 do 20,000 20 do 400
1 do 10,255 20 do 300
4 prizes of 5.U00 109 do *200
20 do l,ooo Ac., Ac.. Ac.
Tickets $10; halves $5; quarters $2 50!
; Certificates of paekgs 25 whole tickets $130 00
Do do 25 half do 65 O0
Do do 25 quarter do 32 50
oo,ooo DOLLARS!
LOTTERY tor the benefit of the State of Del
aware. Class G, for 1854, drawn at Wil
mington, Del., on Saturday. June 24th. 1854.
78 number lottery—13 drawn ballots !
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
1 prize of $00,000 2 prizes ot $.>.000
2 prizes of 3o,()00 2 prizes ol 3,930
2 do 20,000 loo do 1.000
2 do in.ooo 173 do 600
2 do 6.000 Ac., Ac.. Ac.
Tickets $20. halves 10. quarters 5. eighths 2 50
Certificates of packag's 20 whole tickets.$270 00
Do do 26 half do 135 00
Do do 26 quarter do 07 50
Do do 26 eighth do 33 75
iy ORDERS for Tickets and Shares and Cer
tificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lot
teries, will receive the most prompt attention,
and an account of each drawing will be sent
immediately after it is over to all who order
from me. Address, P. J. BCCKEN , Agent
my 24—1m Wilmington. Delaware.
TOBACCO, SEGARS, Ac., &c.
! fVAQBACCO, SEGARS, S N U F F, Ac., at
| Wholesale.—
! 991 butts ib. Lump Tobacco, ot the most pop
ular brands
185 butts 5‘s and 8 s Lump
325 boxes J lb k*
98 drums Cofiroth s Anti nervous Fig Tobacco
, 4D boxes Rock Candy Tobacco
87.000 superior imported Segars
68,000 Kiohonda Havana Segars
96,000 La Diadem and La lnvacion do do
85.000 La Gallodad de Lopez do do
1 48,000 Lastras Marias do do
128,000 of other brands, medium quality
111.000 Cuba and Spanish Sixes, Ac.. Ac.
j Merchants are particularly invited to examine
! my stock. Having tor many years directed my
undivided attention to the sale and manufactur
ing of TOBACCO and SEGARS. I Hatter myself
i that I can and will make it to the interest of the
! trade generally, to give me their patronage. 1
I promise to be satisfied with moderate advances,
; and to do fully as well as can be done in Balti
more or elsewhere. Call and give the new
house a trial. GEO. R. ( OHKO l H,
South side King st.; between Fairfax & Water,
mh 1
SEGARS, CHEWING TOBACCO, AND
SNUFFS, OF THE VERY FINEST
QUALITY.—The subscriber, at his old stand,
North East ivrner of Kins' and Fairfax streets,
j (siun or the Indian C hief, tnth a Stgar in his
mouth.) has on hand, and constantly keeps, arti
Iclesofthe very finest quality, in his line; also,
| medium and low priced Goods. And he flatters
I himself, that an experience of upwards of 30
i consecutive years at his business, renders his
! judgment in his line, ''some.
If you want good Segars, (’hewing Iobacco,
SnuflL&c., at fair prices, call at the sign ot the
bidian Chief N. E. corner of King and Fairfax
Sts. [sep 26} CHARLES P. SHAW.
r|TOBACCO.—30 boxes Irwin s sup. half lb
I lump Tobacco
7 boxes Bonn’s Anti-Ner\ous Fig Twist
Tobacco
‘jO do No. 1 S’s lump Tobacco
10 do (Wm.C. Dawson's) No. 1 5’slump
Tobacco
30 bales Cuba Leaf <1°
3 cases superior Ohio Seed Leaf do
Together with every article in the TOBACCO
LINE, for sale low, by
I. BUCKINGHAM K SON,
nov 7 cor. Prince and Union sts
WILLIAM A. HART.
HTio/esufe and Retail Dealer in Serais. Tobacco. SfC.
TITHE SUBSCRIBER has removed his Store
j from King to Fairfax street, next door to Dr.
Leadbeater s 7>*w,g Store, the old stand of Stabler <5r
Bro., and he can with confidence say, that his
stock is larger and better than it has ever been;
indeed, the quality ot his SEGARS AND 10
BACCO is as good as ever was in tins market,
and he pledges himselt to sell them as low as
can be bought in any market, the price and
quality considered. aP *->(J
1 TOBACCO, SEGARS, SNUFF, Kc—The
undersigned having on hand a superior
stock ot SEGARS, TOBACCO and SNI FFS.
calculated to gratify the tastes and notions ot
all those that make use of the article in any
manner, respectfully invites his friends and the
public generally, to call at his store on King
street, between St. Asaph and W ashiugton sts,
and purchase an article to their entire satisfac
tion, and on the most reasonable terms.
jrc29—df>m JOHN W. SIMPSON.
BE attentive while you read, something about
the precious weed.—Cherry ripe premum
TOBACCO, direct from the Crystal Palace —
Also. Fm, Anti-Nervous, and Rock Candy TO
BACCO. with a prime lot of Havana and Prin
cipe Seoars, just received and for sale by
dec ,>9-d«m JOHN W. SIMPSON.
I'lOWHATAN PIPES and VIRGINIA
* SMOKING TOBACCO, just received, and
for sale by WM. A. HART, tairax-st.,
ap;>8 between King and Prince.
■\TKATES’ PLEASURE GARDEN RE
j V't reL».-1 Hr >uuHUun icw.no =■•••
cere thanks to the citizens of Alexandria and
its vicinity, lor the liberal patronage heretofore
extended to him, and respectfully informs them
that he will re-open on Tuesday, the 9th instant.
the PLEASURE GROUNDS at the lower end
of Pitt street, long known as Yeates Garden.
where he has, and will continue to keep a large
collection of FLOWERS, FRUITS. $c. Bou
quets put up at the shortest notice.
The Garden will not be opened until four
o'clock m the afternoon, and will be closed at eleven.
On Tuesday Evening of each week there will be
a BAND or MUSIC for thejjenefitoi visitors.
! A* before, REFRESHMENTS always <» bawl.
ADMISSION atthe
mv 8—tf RICHARD H.“ REYNOLDS, 4
-r KAvrn* fcWrr eoift-AMffTW
|j CRUSHERS.-^Tbe Subscriber!* pttjtaW
i to fifforder* for any number of tba arm** ms
; chine*. A liberal discount made to dealer*.^
my 15 Fairfax street, Ale^ndria, Va.
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The Massacre of Glencoe, 50c.
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A VERY USEFUL ARTICLE FOR THE
COUNTING ROOM, the Ladies, ami the
public Generally, for sale Wholesale und Retail,
at FRENCH'S. Roof, and Periodical Depot.
I)e Holland's French Gomme rate or Adhe
sive Mixture, tor letters, envelopes, fancy paper,
card work, etc., the only genuine article, hand
somely put up in bottles ol three sizes, price
37§, and 50 cents each. my 19
rpHE ESSAYS OF • VIATOR, —On the
I Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, an
Analysis of their reports since 1M£, their mis
representations, sifted and exposed in a series of
chapters, under the signature of -‘Viator,' by a
Virginian, price 25 cts, just published, and lor
sale, by [my 22] ROBT. BELL. ^
TO THE CITIZENS OF ALEXANDRIA,
VA.—I would respectfully intorm the citi
zens of Alexandria, that I have moved to this
City, to carry on mv business as a CARPEN
TER and BUILDER, and am now prepared to
execute all orders in that line. All work en
trusted to roe, shall meet with strict attention
and on reasonable terms. All kinds of -fenceing
done at shortest notice. Shop on King, between
Patrick and Henry streets,
jy 13—diy ALBERT H: BRADT,
LEX & KlRKPATfcKftL
STEdW SUGJJt SZnifERS,
No. 73, Vis* Str4*t, PwtfmtFBU.*
"fXOVBLE LOAF, CRUSHED aW> PUL
Kf VERIZBD SUGAR, St*a* Strop axd
Soft Crchskd Spoars. Refined withodt thruse
of blood. R. M. LOCKWOOD & CO.,
Baltimore, ap 3—eo3m Agents, Baltimore.
DRY GOODS, dtc._
Dry goods of select grades—
Fourth Instalment.—We are hour > °Pf"*
' ing the fourth instalment of our pure ases 1
i spring of rich Fancy and Staple Dry-Go >, co
; bining all the novelties in our line, and it may be
; added, that our Stock of Goods, for geneial fami
ly consumption, was never so comp etc as now.
I A full stock of Mourning Goods constantly on ■
hand; also, a vast supply of Goods adapted lor j
: youths' and misses' wear. . „ |
Dealing largely in all kinds of choice Dry j
j Goods ol reliable qualities only, (obtained bom
j the best sources.) and having but one lair anil
! equitable price, we do not hesitate to unite pui
| chasers to call and examine our stock, assuring
j them we strive to present inducements seiom
j to no bouse in the District.
IJ^Strangers who may not know where the
best bargains are to be obtained are cordial 111
i vited to examine our stock, il but loi then own
; gratification. ,
i IT^We make daily additions to our stock
throughout the entire season.
LTTGood articles, low prices, and lair dealing j
may be relied on in all cases.
PERKY A BROTH ER. Central Stores,
oppi Centre Market, ( 11y ol ^ ash n. ,
U'.icliiiiirtnii !l II 10. -tt
Hosiery am> gloves.—harper $
Mr I ’EMH. offer tor sale a large ami gen
eral assortment ot Ladies, Gents, and Misses
j Hosiery and Gloves.
! Ladies white, mixed, hro. and blk. * otton Hose
(j0 (Jo do do do Lambs wool do
Misses do do do do ( otton <!o |
do do do Fancy and Lambs wool do j
I Boys do do do Cotton Hall Hose j
! (tents do dobro. do do do
(tents white, col d., and blk. Kid Gloves, very ,
superior
do do do do Silk do
i (j,, do do do I bread and ( otton do J
Ladies and Misses Kid, Silk, ('otton and Thread
Gloves, in great variety
Ladies and Misses Black Silk Mitts and Gloves. :
just received, and lor sale, at the Notion House ni ,
; my jo HARPER A- McVEIGH.
HARPER a BRO., received this day. by I
Express, another supply of
: Summer Silks, some very low-priced
White lig’d Muslin; White Merino
| French Chintz, small figures lor children
1 l piece solid Pink, pretty and last color
i Barage De Lai ns, plaid and figured
; English Crape, pink and white Crape, Paarasols
and Parasoletts, some for children; Grass Skirts,
' Moreen Skirting. Cassimere. small figure, lor
business coats; do. do do do. tor bovs; green,
1 blue, and black Summer Cloths, Black Silk
{ Lace. 11-1 and 1J-1 Bleached Sheeting, Ac., all
1 ot which will be sold cheap, at the corner of
King and Royal streets. aP ~'}
(COLLARS. SLEEVES. Ac—We have just
j received by Express, from New \ork. a
| large supply of these very fashionable Maltese
j and Limerick Lace Collars; black and w hite
! Crape do.; Maltese and Limerick Sleeve Ends;
do. Cndersleeves; a large assortment of Gim
pure Lace, for Trimming Capes. Mantillas, Ac.;
Real English Thread Bobbin Edgings: superior
1 Cambric do.; Lace Falls, in great variety: black
1 Lace Mitts; black, white, and colored Kid finish
Silk Gloves; Grenadines Tissues; Berages. and
Lawns, with many other GOODS, to which we
1 invite the attention of purchasers.
mv 8 G. K. W1TMER & BRO.
i v PIECES Pink, Buff, and Green (ring
' H ) ha ms
j 4U pieces figured and plain Lawns, very tneap
| Green, blue, buff and tan Berages
15 pieces Black Silk Lace
Black Lace Shawls, and 8-4 Nett
Blue, green, tan, black and white Silk Fringes
25 pieces plain, col d. and white Bonnet Ribbons
Ladies and (tent’s Gauze Merino, and Silk Vests
Silk*and Gauze Flannel, together with many
other goods, all of which will he sold low. by
mv 17 TAYLOR b HUTCHISON.
A SHBY, HERBERT b CO., would call the
I especial attention of their friends from the
[country and the public generally, to their large
! and splendid assortment of FOREIGN and
| DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, which they will,
i sell at a small profit to punctual customers, and
i very low for rush.
Purchasers in town or country will find it to
their interest to examine their stock before they
buy. aP ^
BRYAN, ADAMS b CO., have just received
an assortment of beautiful TAPES'lR I,
j BRUSSELS, IMPERIAL, THREE-PLY and
! SUPER INGRAIN CARPETINGS. They
! have on hand, and will receive 1-4, M, and 8-4
; Floor OIL CLOTHS Also. Hall and Passage
j do., cut to suit diagrams. mh 22—eo2m
C1RAPE SHAWLS.—A spl endid assortment
j of plain and embroidered Canton Crape
] Shawls, at various prices and qualities, from $5
up. Together with an assortment of De Lain.
Berage, and embroidered Cashmere Shawl>—
just received, at ME\ ENBERG & BROS,
my 3
Alexander s kid gloves.—We have
just received the celebrated KID GLOV ES
of Alexander's make, to which we invite our
customers. MEYENBERG b BROS.
Remember that there are a few boxes left of
Sabrons at 37 J, and other makes, at 25 cts. a
pair. my 6
PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS—We have
just received, and have now in store, a
large assortment of Parasols and Umbrellas, j
which will be sold cheap, bv
j my 9 G. K. WITMER b BRO.
(1 ENTS FINE WHITE SHIRTS and LI
J NEN SHIRT COLLARS, received and
| lor sale at HARPER b Mc\ E1GH S.
my 11
Gi AUZE SHIRTS.—Genuine superior Gauze
| Shirts, suitable for the present season, at
\VM. N. BERKLEY'S, corner of
1 my 18 King and Fairfax-sts.
C1RAYATS. STOCKS AND COLLARS—a
j large assortment, cheap at
i my is WM. N. BERKLEY'S.
BRYAN, ADAMS b CO., have OI1 hand a
large lot of OFFICE MATTING, to which
they invite attention. mb ■/.*—-eo2m
! Q ADDLE, HA RNESS, A N DTRU N K M A N -
UFACTORY.—The subscriber wishes to
J keep it before the public, that he is still in town, at
his OLD STAND, on King street, second door
above St. Asaph, which has been neatly refitted,
and keeps constantly on hand, of his own manf
: kacturk. all articles in his line, and hopes the
public will still continue to extend that liberal
| patronage heretofore extended to him. and in
order to merit it. he keeps the best material, em
ploys the best workmen, and consequently, can.
and will sell better bargains than can be sold else
where. Call and examine bis STOCK—it will
give him pleasure to show any article.
£5TAll ORDERS promptly attended to. RE
PAIRING done at the shortest notice, and in
the neatest manner.
aP 4—tf WM. F. PADGETT.
I fTIHE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY.
_£ Manufacturers of GIN POW PEh—
Continue to furnish Gun Powder of all thrir
well known brands, viz—‘‘Kentucky Rifle,
• Sea Shooting, ' “American Sporting. “In-J
; dian Rifle." “Electric," “Pick Shooting,"
in kegs, half and quarter kegs, and canisters of
one pound each. Also, a lull assortment ol
: POWDER for BLASTING, and MINING pur
poses, and for EXPORT. The reputation of their !
GUN POWDER is too well known to require
comment. For sale by the principal dealers in
this place, and at the office of the Company. 81*
Wall St.,N. Y.Cm. A. G. HAZARD. Prest.
A. E. Douglass, Sec y. N. Y..ap 6—d-tm :
USTIN'S PATENT CREAM FREEZER.
—This is said to freeze Cream in six min- j
utes. It is decidedly the best Freezer in use.—
Sold, at the manufacture's retail price, by
JOHN OGDEN. Dealer in
j , House Keeping Articles,
i N. B.—CREAM FREEZERS of other styles
I on hand.• ■ •my 10 .
Ammoniated super phosphate
OF LYME, carefoUy prepared, and highly
1 recommended by those who have used it. For
j sale at the Agricultural Warehouse. Fairfax
street, by [ap 26] R. S. HUCK.
DRUGS) CHEMICALS) *-®*_
G1 LE NN S TRU E V ER BEN A W A 1 ER —
T This delightful perfume prepared by a
chemical process from the hot house plant
“Lemon Trilolia,” is confidently recommended
to the Ladies in particular, on account its re
freshing and delightful odor. It contains ail
the fragrance of the plant itself in a concentrated
form, and will be found very uselul lor remov
ing the langour occasioned by crowded rooms.
&c\. also as a delicious perfume for the hand
kerchief, and will l>e found much cheaper than
the extracts, yet equally good, and a plea
sant change for Cologne Water, Ac. Glenn s
Rose Geranium Water; Glenn’s Citronelia VVa
ter; Glenn's Musk Toilet Water; concen
trated and delicate perfume-; Glenn's Roman
Kalydor for beautifying the complexion; Glenn s
Indian Oil. for gradually changing the color of
the Hair; lor sale, together with an assortment
of Glenn's celebrated perfumery by
R. E. STONE, Alexandria. Va.
General Depot. ‘JO, south 4th st . Philadel
phia.. where all orders should be addressed,
my 16—1m
MOREHEAP’S MAGNETIC PLAISTER;
Thorn's Extract; Osgood's India Chola
gogue lor chills; Stabler s Antipvietii lor < hills.
St able rs Extract of Ginger; Brown's Essence oi
Jamaica Ginger; Walker's Hair Tonic; Preston
A Merrill « iea>i rowoers; n.mmu 9 «»««- * _*•
ders: Jayne's Expectorant; Stabler’* Whooping
Cough Syrup; Barry's Tricopherous: Row-arid s
Tonic Mixture tor chills: Dales lootli Powder:
Dale's Tooth Paste: Thompson s Eye Water;
Stahler s Eye Water; Stabler s Circadian Li
(juid Hair Dye. an instantaneous dye for the hair;
German Cologne, genuine; Morrison > Pills;
Wright s Pills; Leidv’s Sarsaparilla Blood 1 ills;
Jayne's Sanative Pills; Motiitt's Pills; Andrew's
Sarsaparilla Extract, tor sale by
RICHARD H. STABLER,
N. W. corner King and Wash-sts.
IV Sign of the Golden Bottle. my II
/CANNON'S VEGETABLE OR BLOOD-PU
\ j RIKYING BITTERS.—They remove Bile,
on rect Disorders ol the Stomach and Bowels,
cure Dvspepsia. Colics. Costiveness, Giddiness
ol the Head, Loss of Appetite. Ac. The ridicu
lous way in which so many nostrums and quack
remedies are paraded before the public, to cure
all diseases, has excited the contempt and dis
gust of the Proprietor of these Bitters, and he
wishes it fully understood that they will jK*t
cure everything. But will cure Dyspepsia. Col
ics. Costiveness. Giddiness ot the Head, Loss ot
Appetite, Ac.. Ac.
Fkmai.ks suffering from diseases peculiar to
their sex. will find in these Bitters that restora
tive to Health which can only he obtained by
cleansing and purifying the Blood, and gi'ing
strength, tone, and healthy action to the Stom
ach. Prepared bv
WM. M. CANNON. Inventor and
Proprietor. Washington. D. L.
IV Ask for the Bottle with the Portrait of the
Inventor and Proprietor, W\ M. CANNON, and
take none other.
Price 37 cts—3 Bottles $1. For sale by
Apothecaries and Merchants.
oct 24—dly WM. M. CANNON.
11RESH DRUGS and CHEMICALS.—
^ Hoffmans Anodyne; Iron Hydrogen;
Aqua Ammonia Fort: Lunar ( au>tic: Sub. Nit
Bismuth; Iodide Potash; Chlorate Potash; Chloro
form; Caustic Potash; Kreosote; Lobelia; Oil
Wormseed: Rad Scill.e: Pubo Ipecacuanha; Ci
trate Magnesia; Oil Peppermint; Cochineal:
Geiitiaro, Col umbo, Colocynth; Precipt arb Iron,
and Lime Bark, received, and for sale by
JOHN LEADBEATER,
f» mo 24 Stabler s Old Stand. Fairtax-st.
I TRESH DRUGS, Ac.—Sulphate Quinine;
1/ Last lie Soap; oil i^eniou; oweei cpun»
Nitre; Kidder's Tartaric Acid; Pearl Sago;
Fowler's Solution; Hoffman s Anodyne; Carl).
Iron; best Indigo; Bottle Corks; Flowers of
Emery; Powdered African Pepper; I apioca:
Preston s Yeast Powders; Gum Camphor; Bal
sam Tolu: Gum 1 ragucanth, &c. Just receiv
ed, and lor sale by J. R. P1ERI/OINT.
inv 0 S. E. cor. of King A Washington-sts.
1YERFUMERY and FANCY ARTICLES.
—Lubin s Extracts; lootli Brushes; Hair
Oils; Camels' Hair Brushes; Honey Soap; Lowe s
Brown Windsor Soap; ('leaver s Musk Scented
Soap; Cut Glass Smelling Bottles; Indian Rubber
Teats; Nail Brushes and Shaving Brushes, just
received, and tor sale by
JAMES ENTWTSLE. Jr.,
my 12 Apothecary, oppo. Serepta Hall.
VN ASSORTMENT of tiik most approved
AND NKVVI.Y INVENTED TRUSSES, (Of the
cure of Hernia or Rupture. I tero Abdominal
Supporters, Improved Elastic Su-pender Shoul
der Braces, Suspending Bandages, ot Silk. ( ot
ton, and Linen, for sale by
PEEL X: STEVENS,
juy 13 Wholesale Druggists.
IOW'S (GENUINE) BROWN W INDSOR
j SOAP. Glenn's (gentise) Brown Windsor
Soap. Glenn s Family Soap, Transparent Bar
Soap, a full supply of each, just received and for
sale by K. E. STONE. Apothecary,
my IS King-st.
Cincinnati lard oil. of best quality,
} received and for sale by
HENRY COOK & CO.,
my 19 Sarepta Hall.
TYOILED LINSEED OIL, bleached and re
lined, just received and for sale by
HENRY COOK CO.,
my 19 Sarepta Hall.
KlinVELL'S BEECH DROP; Swain, s
Panacea; Solution of Chloride of Soda;
Payson's Indellible Ink, just received, and for
sale by [my 15] B. C. MAJOR. Apothecary.
MEXICAN G UA N O.—The undersigned.
Sole Agents for the sale ot MEXICAN
GUANO, in this City, have now on hand a good
supply of this permanent tertili/.er.
They would call attention to the following
analysis made by Drs. D. Stewart, of Baltimore,
and Richard H. Stabler, of this City.
Proximate Analysis.
Organic matter containing some azotized
compounds capable of forming Ammo
nia 05.17
Water 25.32
Ash or proportion of mineral elements o'*.21
loo.oo
Composition of the above jJsh.
Phosphoric Acid 33.52
Lime 20.35
Sand 00.30
Magnesia and Soda with a trace of Potash 09.04
09.21
I he Ash or mineral portion is very pure bone
Ash in a stats of minute division, containing a
larger projKirtion of Phosphoric Acid, than Bone
Phosphate of Lirne. sav sixty nine per cent,
mh 2d—tf FOWLE A CO.
HATS, CAPS, FURS, &c.—Fall SUPPLY'.—
The sub-rriber has opened at his store
and manufactory, on Fairfax street. No. 2. south
ol King, a very extensive and excellent ssort
ment oi HATS. CAPS. A r.. of every variety, and
at all prices, to which he unites the attention ot
his friend* and the public. He has on hand a
few of tho»e beautiful Hats which received the
premium at the Statu Fair.
To the ladies he offers the largest and hand
somest assortment ot FURS, of all descriptions,
which he has ever had the pleasure of showing.
Among them will he found articles to suit every
taste.
He invites all to call and examine his goods
before making their purchases.
By means ol hib”Ready Fitter. ’ imported from
France, for taking the shape of the head, he can
guarantee a perfect fit to all gentlemen who
may order their hats of him.
The bjghest price paid for all kinds of ship
ping furs. [dec 7] JOHN HOWELL.
Alexandria steam mills.—fine md
heavy SHEETINGS; light OSNABURCJS
suitable Jor grain, and guano bags, and €?tton bats
can now’ be had .at the. Cotton Factory, by the
bale, at the lowest factory price. Also, Warps
of superior quality will be prepared for Country
mills to order, low-er than they can be purchased
elsewhere. J JAS. FITZPATRICK, I
ap 19—d4t&eotf Superintendent.
HENRY’S INVIGORAllNG CORDIAL,
PURELY VEGETABLE l>> 1J»> <ros*
POSITION.—This invaluable CORDIAL,
extracted trnm Herbs and Roots, which haie
been found alter years ol experience. >y e
skilful Physicians, tube possessed ot qualities
most beneficial in the diseases for "hit h it is re
commended, and hence whilst it is presented to
the public, as an eihcacious remedy, it is also
known to be of that character on which reliance
may be placed as to its safety. In cases of m
potency. Htemorrhages. Disordered Sterlity. * el,s"
truation, or Suppression ot the Menses, r nor
AI bus or lor DKBI LIT Y arising trom
any cause, such as weakness from sickness,
where the patient has been confined to bet! lor
some time, for Females after Confinement, Abor
tion or Miscarriage, this Cordial cannot be ex
celled in its salutary effects; or in loss ol Muscu
lar Knergy. Irritability. Physical Prostration,
.seminal Weakness, Palpitation 01 the Heart. In
digestion. Sluggishness, Decay ot the
.. a'... Aw where a ltliWt
MEDICINE i> required, it will be found equal, il ,
not superior to any Compound ever
TO FEMALES.—HENRI S IN VIGOR A
TIN(i CORDIAL, is one ol the most invaluable
MKDICIN'ES in the many complaints to which
Females are subject. It ass.-t* nature to brace
the whole system, checks excesses, and cieatea
renewed health and happiness. Less suffering,
disease and unhappiness among Ladies would exist,
were the> generally to adopt the use of this C OR
DIAL. Ladies who are debilitated bv those
diseases which females are liable to, are re&toi
ed by the use of a bottle or two, to bloom and to
vigor. .
\ OCN’G MEN.—Those diseases so fatal
to the existence ol man. (and it is the ^oung
who are most apt to become victims, from an
ignorance ol the danger to w hich they subject
themselves.) cause N E RV Ol S DERILllD
Weakness of the System, and Premature Decay.
Many of you may now he suffering, misled as to
the cause or source ol disease. Io those, then
who by excess have brought on themselves any
diseases creating Neivous Affections, or anv
other consequences ot unrestrained indulgences,
lessening Ix^tli mental and bodily capacity,
Hold ! ”h i: N R V 'S INVIGORATING COR
DIAL. a Medicine that is purely Vegeta
ble, will aid nature to restore those impor
tant functions to a healthy state, and will
prove of service to you. It possesses rare vir
tues. is a general remover of diseases, and
strengthener of the system as a TONIC’ MEDI
CINE. it is unsurpassed. Me do not place this
CORDIAL on a footing with quack medicines,
and. as is customary, append a long list ol Re
commendations. Certificates. beginning with
•Hear what the Preacher says." and such like; it
is not necessary, lor "I1ENRN S INVIGORA
TING CORDIAL." only needs a trial to prove
that it will accomplish all we say.
THE GENUINE "HENRY'S INVIGORA
TING CORDIAL," is put up in boz Paimei Bot
tles. and is easily recognized by the Manufactu
rer s signature on the label ol each Bottle, (to
counterfeit which is lorgery.)
ID’ bold for $-*> Bottle; Six for $S; $D> V
dozen. ^ ^
| ID' Prepared only by S. E. COHEN, No. 3
[ Franklin Row. Vine Street. neurw JMgmn. rmu
delphia, l’a., to whom all orders mi st bk au
1IKK8SED. , ,
For sale by PEEL k STEVENS. Wholesale
' Agents lor the State ot Virginia, to whom orders
trom the State must be addressed.
ID' A liberal discount made to the trade and
dealers.
For sale also by Wr. H. GILMAN. Washington
City. D. C. jan 27—dly
rilHE GREAT PIANO AND MUSIC ES
{ TA BLUSH M ENT.—HURM E WATERS,
33d Broadway. New lork.— 1HE BKSl AND
MOST IMPROVED PIANOS AND MELO
DEONS. T. Gilbert <V ('o. s World's Fair Premi
um Pianos, with irr without the jEolean. and with
inm frames and circular scales. 1 he ment ot
these m&trumenss is too \u*ll known to need
further commendation. Gilbert s Boudoir Pia
nos. an elegant instrument lor small rooms.—
HALLETT K UUMSTONS PIANOS, oi the
old established firm of Hallet Co. Mr. W.
being sole agent lor all the above Pianos, can
offer them lower than any other house. HORA( E
WATERS* PIANOS. manufactured expressly j
•or him. having great power ot tone and elasticity
ot touch. 333 Broadway is the largest depot
for Musical Instruments in this country, afford
i ing an opportunity for selections not to he had
elsewhere. SECOND-HAND PIANOS at
great bargains. Prices Irom ^6* > to $1“.).
Every instrument fully warranted or the money
refunded.
M k L O I> EO N S — GOODMAN k BALD
WIN S P A T E N T O R G A N M E L O
I) E O N S. with t\u> hanks ot keys—a sweet
and powerful instrument. Prices from $'.> to
$01 mi. S. D. \ H Wr. SMITH S celebrated
MELODEONS, MAR I IN S unrivalled GUI
TARS. BROWNS HARPS. FLUTIN'AS. VI
OLIN'S. BRASS INSTRUMENTS. \e.. \c.
Dealers supplied with PIANOSAND MELO
DEONS at factory prices. l.M p cent discount
to Clergymen.
M [ js I ('.—'I bis li>t comprises the pro
ducts of the great masters of both the Amer
ican ami European continents, and is re
ceding constant additions by an extensive
publication of the choice and popular pieces
of the day. D E A L E R S 1 N M U S I C,
and Teachers of Seminaries ttLhing to pui
chase any music published, or make arrange
ments lor continued supplies of Mr. W'aters
new is-ties, will find it to their interest to call or
forwaid tlieir orders.
MUSIC sent to any part ot the Union or Can
adas. postage tree. HORAl E W A 1 ERS.
New York, ap 3—d3m
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO THOSE IN
WANT OF FURNITURE AND HOUSE
FURNISHING ARTICLES, at the cheap rush
Upholstery and Furniture Rooms, strut incest
ttimer of k ing ami Pitt slretts, <rjyu,site the Marshall
House. I would embrace tins opportunity to
thank rnv friends and the public generally, lor
their very generous patronage, and would re
spectfully assure them if they gde me a call
they >hall not be disappointed with regard to
quality or prick of any article embraced in the
business. I am induced to make these very
flattering offers from a determination to accom
modate one and all at the lowest cash price, be
lieving that -a quick penny is better than a slow
shilling." I am prepared to furnish BEDS,
BOLSTERS ami PILLOWS, CURLED HAIR,
(any quality or price.) Cotton and Shuck MAT
TRESSES. SOFA. Pew and (’hair CUSHIONS,
LOUNGES, Union and Chamber CHAIRS. I
I have on hand. Sideboards. Bureaus, dining and !
breakfast Tables, cane and wood seat, rocking j
and sitting ('hairs, Looking Glasses, large and
small size>; ( locks, eight day and thirty hours;
and numerous other articles not necessary to
enumerate. Give me a call, at least, before you
purchase, and sec lor yourselves,
N. B.—Old Sofas. Mattresses, Cushions, and
all kind of UPHOLSTERING work, repaired
without delay. Second hand FURNITURE
bought or exchanged in part pay for new.
ap >—tf JAMES H. HEYAUGHN.
1)AINTS. OILS. YJRNISHES, Mil SUES.
DYE-WOODS. PETTY. .INI) FRENCH
tfJMERH'JN WINDOW-OlJISS.anftall other \
<trhrlc.< in iln 11 nr. WASHINGTON T. HARPER,
WHOLESALE AM) RETAIL DEALER,
ha**’ received, direct from the various tnanu
factories, a laroe and oenkkal assortment
of tlie above named articles, and will he con
stantly supplied, so as To have them fresh and
pure. Being engaged exclusively in the busi
ness, and having purchased none hut the very
best No. 1 articles, he will sell such as low as
they can be purchased in Alexandria.
Having in his employ an old practical Painter,
mixed Paints, of any color and quantity, ''an be
had, w ith all information on the .-ubj* ct.
Agent for the sale of Blake s celebrated Firk
Proof Paint, in Oil and Dry,at Factory price.
£?~Three doors above the Marshall House,
King street. _____3*
for~sale or rent.-a new
JjljLDWELLING, situated on Princess st., op.
posite to Capt. Boothe's. Posbesuion given im*
I mediately. For term* apply to •
aP 2*--tf E. H. HANFORD k CO.,
TnTYDRAULIC CEMENT.—350 barohjast
W± received, and for sale by . -
mb 22^ FOWLR A CO.
OOL purchased by
sep 25 DANIEL F. HOOK
Health restored and life
LENGTHENED, BY DR. MORSE’S
INVIGORATING ELIXIR AND CORDIAL.—
For centuries, Medical Science has been ran
sacking the vegetable and mineral kingdom*, in
search of something that should restore the lost
or decaying energies of the nervous and muscular
systems, without the drawback ot subsequent
prostration, which all stimulants, tonics, and
narcotics had heretotore entailed, ihat some
thing has been found. It is a vegetable produc
tion, brought from the sterile deserts of Arabia
the Stonv, by the celebrated Prolessor M. Morse,
well known as a distinguished member ot the
leading scientific societies ot the.Old World, and
equally distinguished as a physician, a chemist,
and a traveller. The juices of this herb concen
trate,! and combined with other vegetable medi
cinal extracts, are now producing results, mth
erto unheard of, in this or any other countrj.
At first the properties attributed to Proles^r
MORSE'S INVIGORATING ELIXIR AM)
CORDIAL were deemed tabulous. Ihe public,
often deceived, could not believe the simple and
sublime truths announced by the discoverer.
But facts, undeniable facts, attested by witnesses
of the highest class and charac,ei are now tiium
, • __ 11 .1_
Piling ovci an _
INCREDULITY IS OV ERTHROWN,
by a mass of' testimony which is perfectly irre
sistible. 1.1
The Elixir, remedies, in all raves, the deplora
ble evils arising from a misuse or abuse of the
various organs which make up the wonderful
machine called man. It restores to full '»gor
every delicate function connected with that mys
terious compound agency' of matter and mind,
necessary to the reproduction of human life.
To persons of techie muscular frame, or deficient
in vital power, it is recommended as the only
means of communicating that energy "hich is
necessary to the proper enjoyment of all the natu
ral upj»etite>, as well as oi the higher mental
attributes. Its beneficial effects are not confined
to either s**x or to any' age. 1 he feeble girl, the
ailing wife, the listless, enervated youth, the
overworn man of business, the victim of iiei
voiis depression, the individual suffering from
general debility or from the weakness ot a single
organ, will all find immediate and permanent
relief from the use of this incomparable renova
ter. To those who hav e a predisposition to par
alysis. it will prove a complete and unfailing
safeguard against that terrible malady. There
are many, perhaps, who have so trifled with
their constitutions, that they think themselves be
yond the reach of medicine. I^et not even these
despair. The Elixir deals with disease as it ex
ists, without reference to causes, and will not
only remove the disorder itself, but
REBUILD THE BROKEN CONSTITUTION.
Brought from a vast distance, the principal in
gredient of the Elixir can only be produced at a
heavy expense, and the process ol manufacture
is also costly. Hence, the price, to be at all rej
munerative, must necessarily’ l*e higher than that
oft he trashy’, chance-compound nostrums, ot vv Inch
the only’ expense consists in the advertising.
But, if health is indeed a “priceless blessing,”
then is the Invigorating Elixir and Cordial the
cheapest medicine in the known world.
T he derangements of the system, leading to
nervous diseases, and the forms of nervous disease
it„i*lf are so numerous, that it would require a
column to enumerate the* maladies for which
this preparation is a specific. A few, however,
may lie enumerated, v iz neuralgia, tic doloreaux,
headache, incipient paralysis, hysteria, dyspep
sia, palpitation of the heart, spinal affections,
muscular debility, tremors, flatulence, a pricking
sensation in the flesh, numbness, torpidity ot the
liver, mental depression, weakness of the will,
indisposition to move, faintness alter exercise,
broken sleep and terrifying dreams, inability to
remain in one place or position, weakness ol the
procreative organs, sexual incompetent')',melan
choly, monomania, tluor albos, sinking at the
stomach, female irregularities, a chronic tendency
to miscarriage, emaciation, and all complaint*
growing out of a free indulgence of the passions,
and all barrenness, that does not proceed from
organic causes beyond the reach of medicine.
Whenever the organs to be acted upon are tree
from malformation or strictural diseases, it is
av erred that Morse s Invigorating Klixir will r»*J
place weakness with strength, incapacity with
efficiency, irregularity with uniform and natural
activity, and this not only without hazard ot re
action, but with a happy effect on the general or
ganization. ( fr Bear in mind that al. o ..Iadi*>,
wherever they begin, finish with the nervous sys*
tern, and that the paralyzation of the nerves o»
motion and sensation is physical death —
tST Bear in mind, also, that for every kind of
nervous disea?e, the Klixir and Cordial is the only
reliable preparation known. A blfEA I MKD
1C INK KOR FEMALES.
The unparalleled . u’ecfs ol this great restora
tive in all complaiMts incident to female*, mark
a new era in the annals of medicine. J housands
of stimulants have hern invented—thousands ol
invigorants concocted—all purporting to be *ja»
cifics in the various diseases, and derangements,
to which the delicate conformation ol woman
render her liable. I he resull has heretofore been
uniform. Ihese nostrums have indeed imparted
a momentary viv acity to the nervous system, a
transient and delusive vigor to the muscles; but
this flash ol relief has been succeeded by a de
pression and prostration greater than before, arid
the end has too often been utterly to paralyze the
recuperative power of the nerves and the vital
organization, and finally to destroy the unhappy
patient. But in MORSKS INvKiOKAIINb
KLIXIR, is presented as a phenomenon in the
materia medica hitherto unheard of- a stimulant
without a reaction.
The herb which forms it* main ingredient,f as
been admitted by all the great medical and phar
maceutical institutions ot Kuropc, to be in tins
respect sui generis. Hr. Morse whose name is
an undisputed authority in science, discovered
the production in Arabia, where his attention
was excited by the wonderfully invigorating
efiects it produced upon the natives. In lact
the wondenul power of endurance, the exhaust
less vigor exhibited by the Arabs ot both sexes,
m their desert pilgrimages, is attributable to the
use ot this vitalizing herb.
An appeal is made to KYERY WOMAN* OF
SKNSK, who surfers trom weakness, derange
ment, nervousness, pains in the back, or any
other disorder, whether peculiar to her sex. or
w n ♦ . . L/vt l. . . o.!< ♦ . v m I'ik tin. I ni i i n
1i111 w 11 n* i/'mu rv a v r kti m. i»iv in * '"ij
Cordial a ti ial.
LET FACTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.
Hear u'hat the rclfbrated anti di*tin%vtihfd Jjr.
\V()(Jl) of MasfUfhv&ttt*. says oj it :
Massachusetts Insane Hospital. )
Worcester. June 1,1 £4tv $
Dear Sir:—It gives nw pleasure to inform you,
that one ol my patients, while in Boston, procur
ed some of your Cordial, which he tells me he
has taken two weeks, lor w hich time he has not
been troubled as he was Ulore. He already
looks like a new person, who so short a time
since looked so pale and thin, and was scarcely
able to crawl around. I thought it scarcely jk»
sibk* lor him ever to regain his lull strength and
faculties} his case w’as an extremely bad one. I
prescribed the usual medicine us«*d in such cases
m the Hospital, but they were ol no effect. In
the mean time, my patient had procured some of
your Cordial, which effected a cure, I am satis
fied no othei medicine could have done. J shall
ever warmlv lecommend it whenever an opport
limitv occurs. The Inventor in my younger
da\<- I well remem her, as being considered one
or the most skiliul physicians in the IJ. States,
and hat! heard ins Cordial very highly Bpolten of,
hut was one ol the incredulous as To its merits,
until I was so unexpectedly and satisfactorily
convinced to the contrary. It must be a great
consolation to you, to think what a vast amount
of human misery your Cordial is alleviating.
With my warmest wishes lor your health, hap
piness and continued success, 1 remain, very tru
ly, yours H. A. WOOD, M D.
CAUTION.—Dr Morse's Invigorating Cor
dial has been counterfeited by some unprincipled
person*.
In future all the genuine Cordial will have
the proprietor's far-simile pasted over the cork
of each bottle, and the following words blown in
the glass-—“Dr. Morse s Invigorating Cormal,
C. H. Ring, Proprietor, N. V.”
tar The Cordial is put up highly concentri- 4
ted, in Pint Bottle*, nice fa per bottle, '2 £ r
$6, mud 6 for $J2. . ^ CHA8. H. RING,
Proprietor, 192 Broadway, New York.
Agent*.—Alexandria—HENRY COOK. Fred
ericksburg—JAS. COOKE it CO. Washington
City- Z. H. GILMAN. Sold by Druggists gen
erally. je 22—d&cTy