The Express.
London, England, 1868-02-04 00:00:00

OIGENATED WATER does not drink so
surated water, because the pa ran only be
t ast ,tt of vapour, and condensed with the gas pre.
e. t on the system is to vitalise the blood and give
to animal power. Order it fresh from ette
long acre, or throng's any draggle", in eases

EN ATED WATER.—Animal heat is kept
:•: the coldest weather by daily draughts of United
h made from the Labcestory, 36, Loog-mre, or
drug,rlet.

(tql: GLASS BOTTLES.—The LONDON
..1 the A IRK and CALDER GLASS BOTTLE COM-
. ..ALE, at REDUCED PRICES, the premhes at Free
•.t. )(atelier, being required for wharf purposes.
. '; new patterns and the patent-stoppered bottles
the works. Yorkshire, and the dam, 83, Upper
.rut, ctty.

1,1 \ !)1.1,3.—A Hint to Purchaser.—Do not
that you know what price you are mow ow
candles until you have stripped them and put'
• Some mualles are right weight without the
• • with moderately thick wrappers, some with very
and come are not nearly right weight with
t....ever thick. PRICE'S " GOLD lIZDAL
?Mudd's.," "Belmont Sperm," and " Bel•
...a. " heat," .• No. 2," "No. 3." and " Batteries
• Paraffinic," and " Bebnontine,“ and all
of price's Patent Candle Company tllmiteC
without the wrappers

it IES riER Nnd GLENNY, OUTFITTERS.
,stablialtment fn London., next door to Somerset.
-a V.N.Lista of necessary outfit for every purpose
..ptment to Ind* 12Mos. and tee Oolosiss, will be for.
se 4$ application

I'. • RENTS and GUARDIANS.—The re-
..r youth to their respective boarding-schools IMMO{
••.r their per-mend comfort soul attrautioui and
\ OIL, tor secelersteug the growth sea
-.4 eutilying the heir, Rowlandg Kalyttor, tor Ira-
• kin Met enniplezion, and removing cutaneous de-
• . boui,inde Pinot., or Pearl Dentifrice, for renderiog
•• ..euUtully white and preserving the gums, aro con-
- - -,tspensahle ewenenpaniments.--bold by chemists aad
.V. Ask for itewlawle' articles

f A IV:lE.—rag LETTUCE contains an actin
pruselple, the Latuelne, which pssessais all Lb' aootbtaa
. • nies of opium without its cll.:mgrs.—Hr. G. JOZRAP, tierseb
• st, 410, .vmarket, prepares a Welt and • Pate ol Wine
• •• liist!.ly reeoluiseudol by the SI otleal Pratessiontor
. • thms, br nd ltia, and all chest affectious. Syrup, u. ad.
ltd. 1a.41 Ss ad. by post, Is. bed dad 3s.

mr.EItT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM,
of°, civet remedy, without confining the bowels or
11.•• bend, truly e tuns and plasma, is admitted to
etoin ine for immediately relieving roughs, oulds,
• of L. thins, and It. Ipiout ,xtnsumpdou. It fra
pow I, s bout the faculty pronounce tncnrabtt
Ida), toll/ tickling width provokes frenufmt ecotidng.
• bow eonsumption Ito rfteets are truly beneficial.
••••• .1 of deep, ur even lying down for her et waffoca-
. pond on rebsf in a few minute. after tiddng it.—
sod sold by W. LA311:11KKI, chemist, 8, King
truss, London, and by all druggists, In
• . :•n•I tl.rt o quantities in one, h. 9d. Be particular
• 1-onlert's Awinuatic Mama. The ISOM and address
• •••• tho stamp.
..\ riNqrs COUGH LOZENGES.
i1e.1.,t and safest remedy for COUGHS.

".\ PING 'S COUGH LOZENGES
11. t itt re the difficulty of breathing la ASTIIIIA.

i''.l'!NirS COUGH LOZENGES.
natt remedy to cases of INCIPIENT CONSUNIP

rt. E i NO'S COUGH LOZENGES.
I .n' tt toed, for teUerleg the IRRITATION of the
• •' I ; 1,11,112.61e1 lift .1 .iverial mow

•t \ TING'S COUGH LOZENGES,
daily recommended by the faculty, teatime-
. eminent of whom may be teen. Sold la
old tins. rt. 9d., IF. ad., and tla each, by
...nit, 79. St. l'aul's Churchyard, London. Hold
..,ccr-ta,4te

1! %Lill RESTORED WITHOUT
" SKEATIMIt on torn only CURB of
• • I mums of Sight Berrownen, Palpitation,
;,tritp, Consumption, sad lama Memory, without
. -‘ :y tilled remedy, FJevtrieity heat post tree for
Mr. 'Malmo Craven, Wiltatd-house, Burton-
' • , W.C.

• , A. 111)PNT AT NAPLES. —The accident which
' • u ',Lice at Naples does not appear to be in any way
• I with the eruption of Mount Vesuvius. It
.• i sand o'clock in the evening of the 7,Rth ult.,
•-• I •icia, and wris occasioned by the fall of a part of
of Pirmfaleone. Three h flues were at one
I. u...Lth the ruins, and it is said that a coach and a
ii by bullocks, that were palming at the time
same fate. The Romatime,
calculates that the
rof person, who bare perished is about GO. The
•04 imates the number at 60 or 70. Great efforts
in made by the authorities, aided by the military,
trieme those buried beneath the rains,
of whom were believed to be alive. Up
the latest advice. three dead bodice bad
.

!. recovered. ' The excitement throughout Naples I
,ntense. A letter from Naples, dated the 29th, gives
•liowing account of the catastrophe :—" This town
en afflicted by a dreadful catastrophe, by which
v persons have hit their lives. Those of your readers
c.,re been rat Naples will remember the way by Santa
• to the Chiatamone, passing between the ancient
• Imcullus, now Castel dell' Cove, and the precipi-
: e:ira of Pizzofalcone. Lost evening, shortly before
',art of the cliff became loosened, and, rushing
with a horrid crash, buried the houses beneath
'ins. The shock wax felt all around, and the bar-
, the top of the cliff, as well as the neighbouring
below, are in a very unsafe condition, and have
• • of their inhabitants. The ruined houses, on
•••• of the confined space on which they were built,
f. innately not so large as Neapolitan houses usually
• till it is feared that limo seventy to eighty persons
h been in them at the time ; amongst others, it is
" 'l,-1m foreigners just arrived by train from Rome, and
.• a m going to their hotel in an omnibus, poising that
, the cliff fell. Some wonderful escapes are related.
• owner of a coral shop had just shut his shop and had
only a few yards when the crash came, if.ad he stood
'',fv in person but a ruined man. A cafe, foil, woe
• but the vaulted ceiling resisted the pressure,
'he inmates were enabled to make their
:trough a fissure la the walls not quite
1 op. Next the café was a wine slop; that
• owerer, completely buried, but it is hoped that it,
.ice cafe, will have resioted the shook, and that the
there at the time may still be got out safe, a hops
strengthened by the shootings which are heard
•-••lifig from beneath the ruins. The news spread
"11v. and all the authorities were soon on the spot
oepo were formed to keep off the mob, and the military
once set to work by electric light to clear away the
',ls Ac I write the scene is meet remarkable. All
seems to be flocking Lathe spot, and the exaltoment
..;lctse as a mutilated corpse or some wounded person,
~
-• :dire, is extracted from the ruins, and them hotter
;.,timed off in the military ambulances to the hospital
ovlegrini; in tact, the excitement is so great that
Pn fret has published an addreu to the citizens Maul.
calmness and order."