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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-09

I IQU0RS.-We have just received, good
i supply OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
LIQUORS, consisting in part Of
20 bbls Rectihed Whiskey
80 Proof do
IS one.eigh,h casks Brandy
Half cask superior Henes:ey
casks Burgundy Port Wine
- Madeira
2 Sherry
Together with fine stock ,f Old Rye Wits
key, London Cordial, Gin, Cigars, Tobacco,
Teas, &c, for sale by
mn 9 POWELL & CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-09

~ OTICE-The cOpartnershlP heretofore
Y existing under the firm OF SHOOT Il
UHLER, is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent Either partner is authorized to use the
signature OF the firm, in settling the business
thereof All persons indebted are called upon
TO make early payment, and those having claims
to present them Tor settlement.
GEO H. SMOOT.
p. G UHLER.
J. H. D. SMOOT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-09

Detention OF the Niagara.
New YORK, March Sth.--The steam fri
gate Niagara is still at anchor of the quar-
sntine station on Staten Island.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-09

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.-Tbe members of
the old Board hold over until the newly cleo
It'd members qualify. See the proceedings n
another column.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-09

II JOHN AMBER respectfully announces him.
self as a candidate for the Office Of Clerk OF the
County Court OF Fauquier.
Markham Station, Fauquier Co, jan s-eotE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-09
Later from Havana.

New YORK, March Sth.- The steamship
Cshawbs, from New Orleans ria Havana, ar
rived here this morning. The news from the
latter port is uuimportant. A gale occurred
on the night of the LIST inst, which did some
trfing damage to the shipping.
New Sugars were coming in slowly, and
consequently prices ruled firm. The wealth
err was cool and pleasant, and the daily
health reports showed a perfect freedom
from any prevailing disease.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-09

WASHINGTON ITEMS -CRIgINAL Court -
From causes of various kinds very little
business was done last week, though the
Grand Jury was regularly in session. 1t IS
lpoosed that this and the coming week,
fairs will be different and much business
transacted.
FIRE On SATURDAY. night at about quar-
ter Of II o'clock, the one-story frame building
near the National Observatory, known as
Z tomac Chapel was set on fire and destroy
ed. 1t has been latterly used "a place Of
worship by the Episco palians.-NH Int.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-09

In consequence Of the severity of the
weather and the ice, the trip of the Steamer
Columbia from Baltimore, last Saturday,
wa. deferred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-09

The Weather.
BALTIMORE, March 8th.-(l2 m The
wind is Southwest II has been showing
since daylight, and there is prospect of
heavy storm. Tber. PC
PHILADELPHIA. March 9Th Snow COM
menced falling about ten o'clock this morn
ing, and heavy storm is pending. Their.
2io. Baron. 90; 80.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-09
The arXcta.

BALTIMORE, March S-Four is firm; sales OF
900 bbls. of Howard street at $3.50. City
Mills is held at the same igure Wheat rs
steady; good to prime red l04G t06c, and white
ll4Gl2Oc. Corn is irmer; white 5Sc.; yelio"
sic. Whisky is steady at 2O!G2lc Glover
seed is dull and lower; good TO prime 81 75H
SASH Provisions are quiet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-09

SLEIGHING.-As soon as it stopped showing
Yesterday afternoon the quiet, OF out-ot doors
was broken by the Gngling Of the innumer-
able little bells on the hurses, as the sleighs
went dashing up and down the Streets
Many supposipg this would be about the last
chance for sleigh-ride this season were
making the most Of it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-09

ALEXANDRIA LITERARY SoClETY.-This az
ISOLATION met at the Alexandria Library on
Saturday evening last, Mr.. K. l. Carne, Jrr
nresiding in the absence OF the President.
TIE question: SHOULD the u,ury laws be re-
pealed2" was ably discussed By Messrs.
Henry Fleming, David Smoot and l. Louis
Kinzer in the affirmative, aud MessrS. Mm
A. Duncan and George W. Brent in the
agatve, and decided in the affirmative BY
majority of two.
The following questions wero than an
nounccd for discussion, viz:
On the 18th inst: Does poetry advance
with civiIizrtion?"
On the 2etb inst: as a monarohical or
republican form Of government, more favor
able to the Development Of literature?"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-09

Assaults and robberies in Washington
City. continue to be mentioned in the papers
Of that city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-09

FIRE IN THE CoUNTY.-The Washington
Star of yesterday afternoon says :-"Oo
Saturday afternoon last, the servants house
On the farm of Mr.. Elias Yulee, IN Alex
andra county, Va, caught fire from sparks
from the chimney, and was burned to the
ground: involving loss of perhaps $500 -
By the exertIons of the family and various
neighbors the main house Of the farm was
preserved FROM destruction, with great diff
Guilty, indeed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-09
LOCAL 1T r IL 5

No SorruyRy MAIL The Southern Ma'i
failed again Yesterday. Up to seven CLOCK
last night, there were no signs of the steamer
from Aouis creek, which wen, down 10 the
morning.
STILL WISTER.-HEAvY Snow STORM -
Yesterday morning heary snow storm COM
menced, the weather being very cold, and the
appearance of land and water not different
from wh., might be expected in dreary day
10 mid winter. The river is frozen up as tar
as can be seen, aud the ground was covered
with spow, to the depth of six inches, at )
o'clock, when it ceased falling.
FIRE.-A fire broke out on Saturday night
last, about IL! O'Clock, 10 frame tenement,
on Washington street. owned By MIR. James
Vansant aud occupied by V. Helmood, as a
store and dwelling, and before the flames
could be extinguishcd the house was nearly
destroyed with much of iss contents. and the
adiuininr house, also owned by Mr. Nansent,
aud occupied as an Office by DR.. G. W.
Chancellor, was considerably damaged. MIR.
Yausant's loss is fully covered by insurance.
The FIRE was the work OF an incendiary. We
are requested by Dr.. Chancellor to say that
he sincerely thanks bis friends for the kind
ness manifested in bis regard on the occasion
Of the fire. lie may for the present be found
through the day at Milhuros Drug Store,
and at night at Newton's Hotel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-09

TOPARTNERSHJP.-We the Undersigned,
I have this day formed copartnership, for
the purpose OF conducting a GENERAL GRO.
Gerry. LIQUOR, AND PRODUCE COMMITS.
SION BUSINESS, under the name and style Of
Blackjack, MARSHALL & co, at the
old stand OF ID. Il S. Blackjack.
II .rI,TnrV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-09

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE-The under
" signed, have This Gay formed c"partner-
ship, under the firm OF SMOOT, UHLER K
co, Tor the purpose OF continuing the LCM.
Der BUSINESS, on Union, between King ana
Cameron streets, where they have on hand a
general assortment of well seasoned LUMBER;
also, LIME, CEMENT, NAILS, &c, which, as
heretofore, will be sold low for cash, or 10 pune
tual customers GEORGE H SHOOT.
p. g. UHLER.
J. H. D. SHOOT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-09

NH cit Master OF Schr. Fleetwood
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-09

n OTICE.-The co-partnershiP OF d. & s.
BLACKLOCH, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Either party ls authorized to
use the name OF the firm in settlement CT It's old
business. d. r. BLACELOCK
March ., 1858. + S. blackjack.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-09

M ATT PEEl'S
GREAT TROUPE OF
ORIGINAL CAMPBELL MINSTRELS
Have the honor TO announce a series OF their
POPULAR C0NCERTSi
This Company is comprised of the best talent
in the United States-al under the direction OF
the world renowned MATT PEEL.
e Change oil Programme nightly. For par
ticuIars, see bills OF the day.
II Tickets rs cents Parquette 37t cents.
Doors open at ei-commence at u o'clock.
Dh 9-5t DR. +. A. JONES, Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-09

AS VOCALISTS, HARPISTS 4 ORIGIN Al
LANCASHIRE BELL-RINGERS.
Consisting OF the following Performers
WILLIAM PEAK, SR,
WILLIAM II. PEAK.
Mrs WILLIAM PEAK,
Mas. WM II. PEAK.
Miss JULIA VI. PEAK.
Hiss FANNIE A. PEAK,
M.srER EDDIE = PEAK,
LITTLE LISETTR VI. PEAK.
introducing new Programme each evening.
consisting OF New ard Original Bell Music,
Harp Solos, Songs, Ballads Quar1etts, and OPP
cratic Choruses, will give Concerts as above.
NH 5-5t
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-10-13

to the balcony and looked in at the win
dow. NV parents were there, with Ella
and Helen. She was pale and sad, and
| could hardly restrain my desire to leap
in and clasp her in my arms. Just as |
looked in, the door opened and Arthur
came in with Cora.
"We have come to say farewell for
time," said Cora, ".Arlhur and J. are go.
ing to look for lost relative"
Stephen sale. Helen.
{" No not Stephen. Arthur, tell your
story I"
"I have told you," said Arthur, ".lhat
I was an orphan. Until this morning |
believed it myself, but now l know that
! have father and sister still living
Nv grandfather is very i'll, and will prob.
ably . not live iicag, and this morning he
told me my story. Ny mother was his
only child, and when sine was qa!te young
she eloped with an artist named Melvllic.
My grandfather refused to forgive her for
leaving him, and for several years lost
sight Of her. One day he received lei
ter, informing him that she was in a con-
sumption, and begging him to see her
before she died. He fastened to her, and
found her dying. Her husband was far
from wealthy, and at her request he adopt
ed me, upon condition that my father
never should claim me, and change his
name, so that he could never send me 70
him. TO crafty my mother, my father
consented, and taking another name. soon
after left the country, taking my little sis
ter with him." Now my granlather wish,
es to see bis daughters other child
and am 10 go 10 New York, and seek a
Mr.. Evans who will tell me my fathers
present name, and where to find him."
"Yon need no, CO." said Helen, rising
and coming slowly towards him. "My
brother our father is dead.''
| could not move, as she threw herscl
weeping into Arthurs's arms.
"You !" lie cried, /" Why have yol
you never spoken of this before :"
Because" she said, drawing up hel
figure, l would not ask my grandfather
for the protection which was denied my
father. When he was dying he wrote tt
my mothers father for help; for twc
years illness had so impoverished him
that my earnings were The sole means o
support The answer was that lie woult
give hin, no help, but if would come h
would adopt me. l would have starved
before would have asked him for ON
cent"
could listen no more, and in anothe
moment held the noble,hearted girl in m.
arms.
She proved her identity with ease
and on Arlhur's urgent enIreaty, went t
see her mothers father, who died blessing
them both. A month after. Helen Nor
ton became my wife, for knew that he
heart was all mine.-- Afthur's HON
: Magazine.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-10-13
A HISTORICAL SKETCH.
The Peasant Girl of Rome.

The long Italian summer day was at its
glowing noonlide, There was not the
slightest breeze to fan the close, almost
suffocaling atmosphere, and the sun
seemed to hang in the sky like an immense
globe Of actual fire, scorching all it looked
upon.
Within the walls of the Sistine Chapel
at Rome boy of thirteen years was
standing before an easel, on which be was
anxiously endeavoring to initiate The per-
fec,ions Of The Madonna Of Michael An
gelo. A loaf of brown bread and jar
Of water stood beside him, from which be
was evidently about to make his noonlide
meal and from time to time he cast a
look upon it that told Of the healthy ap.
petite OF hungry lad, which such mea'
gre fare could hardly satisfy.
IL wonder.i il my father thinks shall
become better painter by starving upon
bread and water" said the hoy musingly,
as his distasie for the dinner seemed tc
increase. al should like to be in Dresden
now, this hot, sitting day, instead o.
among these musty arches, and partake
of such dinner as only my own deal
mother can cook" At this moment
deep and somewhat harsh voice called tc
him from one of the distant aisles TO MAKE
haste and finish his dinner, and not b
dreaming all day.
"Dreamingr' said the boy, softly. :"
sleep TOO hard at night, and work too hart
by day, toleave much room for dreaming
He turned, however to The unsatisiyinl
lunch, and then continued his work, altbo
the beads Of perspiration stood thickl,
{ upon his fair, white forehead, and almos
dripping from the long, shining curls Q
, his auburn hair. He worked silently an,
without intermission, until the dim ligl
Of the chapel was fading into darkness
but even then the harsh voice asked il b
could not see little longer.
"No, father" answered the eboy. "M
I eyes are aching now; and these la'
touches will have to be efaced tomorrow
| Let me 60 now, for my head il dizzy"
At the door Of the chapel the faih'
|. Joined him, and seeing that the bo
l looked really i'll, he began to be reall
/, alarmed, He had not noticed before tn
i, his son was 80 emaCiated, nor had u
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-10-13

EVERY person who wishes to be intelli.
gent and we'll educated, must study for
himelf or herself, must make a proper
use Of those inherent properties which
the Almighty has implanted in the mind
Of every rational being. The most ex-
perienced and laborious teacher can only
aid and direct the course Of the studeAI.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-10-13

A SpESDTBRlFy, who had wasted his
pstrimony, rallying frugal sounsry gene
ilsmsns said, among other things, mI'll
warrant those buttons on yonF coat wereI
your grandlaihet's." ayes, " said ~, ',and
! hSTo ny sfsndlaihss's lnndsioo = =.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-11


pures rendering the skin SIT, clear fair di.sipsiing all
redness pimples freckes and mparting natural
and charm hue a. the complexion.
Dr Gibbons certificate analy red the Pastles dc
Florence. prepared BY Madame Leweuherg Co, 7
spsak yOrahiy the srcs u Ia perfectly harmless pre-
larniinu. be The skin with good
NV lCrE June T., fsS3 JAMES r. Chiffon. " ~
CCo1Ts ToorHAcHr DESTROYER TooTHAcHE
y cured N lew minutes and permanent
without pain. sold A. the drug sure
y. GRAND sTREkf CORNER or ALLEN.
Arer tfyrK every other remedy this will give immediate
lief vii noi fJufe the teeth. has bad smell and
y all soreness
IIaERATtD Tkhrn SWOLLEN FACE
II viii render decayed noth useful ever
peafon generally sufficient stop pain most
ieussohagne This remedy wi neau nation from
The gums ami the pain almost Immediately Persons
troubled with the to hsrhe should bottle behre soing
they viii there avoid the
Prize - bottle Sold only the
store, sc Grand street, corner Of Alien.
yVrTrlAw a. ELLIS. DEALER IN ALI, KINDS OF
w southern and Eastern timber and lumber Orders re-
cslvcd executed with despatch for building md shppne
purposes once " South street New Yors.
WaNTEn-A CUSTOMER rOR THREE OR FOUR
w quarts nf pWte milk family keeping r c1w
hstf ths above qu1niv SPARE prt per
quart sen for Also wanted, young tnrman girl.
VIII sltak. neih about sHteen old house
work AMY 81 it West z N street. after 10 a. ~
m ChsFs NrN AMI wovFNs ovrRsHogs, FIRST
tV q'aay isywsrds make be sold cheap for cash, A.
~ lftfft STREET. basement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-11

R1ff1t1AL TEETH INSERTED At THE LOWEST
~ possible prizes sets silver g. gold SIS continuous
gums on rass ~ Teeth extracted without pain. pnces
3le Canal ssFt Mercer block Of Broadway.
DIR. EA8IETON.
hkNTlSlRT.-FfhTH EXTRACTED IN TIN sftOhUs
~ WITHOUT the sARhser pain, my and original pro
'ess-h freezing This admirable system " practRed ~ me
only. Neffrcufe given N required.
DR. -. DtRklN, S3 Canal street near wooster.
III HIkAs TnOTHACIIE REMFDy-rHB o. ~ SURE
IL. End permanent The oo'hache ever knnwn. v
sperfecuy sold Nv w. HIKs SOS Prinee stree
ard 4 tufkiev Aa hruome street. fiic" = cents n n
us never ieis even IN the most sever ceases
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-11
FRENCH ADyERTIsEMEvrs.

nN DrMASDE UNF DFNoISFrJE ne M,GssrN
W dams nelson o. coniecan pour danes. Ssdiess.r
q. suite an - Bleeckcrs 81.
IN pFvANDE rNE rrrI.F FRANC AISE POTR rAfRE
~ - menace dune petite famle A. deux perSounes s'a
ls West Sic apres deuS hcures a.
TINE rTIIE FRANCHISE DESIRE sF PLACER COW
" ne bouuc deutsrts 81 cpu'Iflerr Fle peu
entire ies - u se
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-11

A IL FAMILIES WANTING coon SERVANTS fMMTDI.
~ ately call the auh home danp.tcs
ss tlev.uh of This extensive
home has abundance Of ctvil capable help
auctsd nv respectable American lady Charges very mole
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-11


FURNISHED HOUSE wANTED-WrTH MODERN
~ taAVcnences D. goot ipcsitln between Houston and
500 - sl,'0 Immediate
SESSION desired. Address T. Baldwfn Herald oni1e.
TIOrgE WANTED WHOLE OR PART or A HOUSE
Ill hi small American family, either IN New York or
Eruoklyn Wishes fo term u years with
modern inn ovemcnts aud ~ respectable lhborbcod
Parties ho have such house may address g. r. Herald
once, aing terms which must be low.
uIsusF wANTED-A LARGE NUMBER or HOUSES
furnished and unfnrnishrd wanted
hsvf Jet viii find good
ing particulars With KNIGHT co, s9l Broadway.
yUaNTrD-A HOUSE IN THE COUNTRY PLEASANT.
w liz situated and ~ access IL The ri,y Ad
dress apply 70 W kUfPER i05 Worth street, cna yard
vVANTED-A GOOD SECOND HAND WHOLE PLATE
w camera With apparatus - Address stating price, &c,
8 n u, care y " carter, Z6 Pearls
WANTED TO IEAsE-iN BROOKLYN. A HOUSE WITH
w two ~ more lots not exceed 500, ~ the neigh
raid Office.
AANTEr-A MEDIUM SIZE JEWELLERS SAFE AD.
w dress Jsweiler Herald Once
WANTEp-BY a PRIVATE FAMILY, Az ENTIRE
w SECOND f0or furnished with Kitchen privileges, In
nern house. between Beecker and Twentieth seet rent
from $50 70 $50 per month Address boz sss9 fost ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-11
THE TRADES.

vrO FNGRAvERs TWO BRIGHT ORSA.
i mental accustomed 20 silver slsp. an.
prentss Apply with specimens Of work aud drawing 10
ueu. ". Shepherd, 5ss Broadway.
ITO wsTCHvAErRg AND JEWELLERS AT THE
il sofh-N situation wanted. by Young man. hFs rate
workman can the general iobbng FOR Reference
employer. address Tor Charles "a.
Phelps Matchmaker and Jewelicr, 1913 9Th Az
u,ur ADVERTISER Az EDUCATED ARCHITECT
aud experienced builder oners his services capital
10 building lie wond all
ths nscesssrv drawings guarantee that his consren
sha nt supass his estimates Hest ~ given Al
With real Archie 4 ITO Nh ~
ITO TAIfORS WANTED GOOD PRACTICAL CIT
j teg with broadway experience and steady habits,
Who lhofpughy understands The making and citing u cot
and psnaloons Arpy peIs onaly NJ 40 broadway.
three roors west side NJ Grand IT,
yEtNTFD.-A SITUATION wANTEp, Nv DENTIST,
w lrnr FcfgrfTce. m ffsf HiHrq
teer business of hfnseif and viii exttt specimens "
uo.FmarshT. Act 80 ~ ttrer Gayt J. : tos ~ He.
raid tnse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-11

CLOTHING. &C.
At CENTRE sTREET-wASrED, floco WORTH
~ n and let of clothing Tor the Western
Gentlemen vii receive the highest price paid fp
sms lots ~ calling a. the store addressing rh0
roy, ~ Centre STREET
f,rOTIITNo.-LADIEs AND GENTLENrS HAVING
~ any " dispose Of receive far pre-. ~ ~
dressing Mr. w. COHEN o. Elm street late 81 ~ f0-erv
and y Laurens street Nh ladies' attended " ~ Ms
f,AsT orr CLOTHING -GtNTLENFN HAVING ,ASr
~ on cio,hng and wishing dsnoae 10 u advantage
N. highest market urtee addressing ~ ~
nron JOHN MURPHY At the cohlng ", Ps.f = art
~ DOR from Centre street
AIIFs AND GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY CAsT orr
L. clothing second hand furniture a. - dispose WI
receive he fair vae ~ cash ~ sending addressing ~
Nnt1 81 Seventh avenue between Twesty seventh and
Twenty eighth streets
d = mn TO fSvEST IN SECOND HAND CLOTH
GD.UUV nr-51 yer cent ihan ia Rren hv sin~rs
he obtained for large small Of lea 20 ~ srptu,
moRoNES, " issrl street = '''''s' ''''' 'ASSs
90 mn WORTH or NEW AND CAST orr CLOTH
srO.UUV ing wanted, for which rty rer cent more vii
be given in cash bsn be obtained sewhere for aree on
smell cts by address calling the wv asH
Centre street. corner ~ Duane street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-11

A Young WIDOW LADY. ~ REDUCED cIRcUM
n stances WISHES employment would prefer nae sewing,
NJ home, hut WON'T accrpt situation IN store. nod bn
and capable of taking the whole charge. Good
reference given required Address for week Lena An
drcws, ". a. Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-11

A COMPETENT DRESSMAKER, WHO CUTS AND
n makes chidrens clothes, would like 20 engage with a
sew ladies to 80 by the day Please call at
sc Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-11

A kESPECTABl.E COL0RED GIRL WISHES 4 Slru-
n aan - chamhernsil take of children, = a
so plain sewer aud good washer and roner Has "a ree
Fenee. AppN a. Al Jay street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-23
THE GREAT HEALTH REsToRER !

:" Tbs LIE Of the Flesh IS in ths Blood"
When the Blood becomes vItIated, impure, or too
weak, the flesh loses it's vitality, the skin becomes
yellow and paid, the Liver disordered. Dyspepsia
ness commences, and Life becomes burden.
HARTSHOR NE'S HEALTH RESTQ RER,
Acts upon tho Blood, Liver, stomach and Bowels,
impartng new vigOr and tone to constitution I'M
paired by disease from any cause. 1t removes PIN
Plies and all skin eruptions; arouses the ply steal
powers of both SEXES, gives bloom to the psllid
cheek. and makes one joyous and happy. Though
taste. 1t is particularly adapted to Female com
plants which in their very nature are exhausting
Ings. or Kidney and Ba der Affections acts like q
charm. Quart bottles 81, small bottles 50 cents,
well Lawrence, DIR. Culver, and Ford, Washing
ton City, Cisoell kidwell, Georgetown.
ma 29-dSm