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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-15

TAUTION.--We beg leave to caution pureha-
" sers of our choice OLD MONONGAhELA
WHISTLES against the deception and petty fraud
which is practiced by certain parties IN this city
and in Baltimore, who have appropriated to them
selves exact copies of the Star Brands, tang "'ed
and dssiy"ed by to distinguish our Old NhlskeyS
We can assure our friends and customers, that the
unrivalled quality. everywhere acknowledged, al
our choice OLD WHISTLES, cannot he equalled
by these ingenious invaders Of our rights.
Our new establishment, GIBsoNToN MILLS, on
the Mononr ahela River, gives us unequalled facili
ties for making Whiskey OF the choicest kind from
matted and kiln dried grain.
Purchasers of our Old Whistles will please to
notice. the words GIBsoNToN Mills and JoaS GiR-
SON. Sons 4 Co., are inserted in the new Brands
which adopt; and We deem ii II duty to our
customers aud ourselves, tn give notice, that We
will prosecute and expose any person or persons
who NAV hereafter copy or our brands.
JOHN GIBSON, SONS co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-15

WOOL purchased by
w js26 DANIEL T. H00E.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-15

I INSEED OIL: Lewis Pure White Lead;
Chrome Green; Chrome yellow; American
NelInillion; Chinese de-; Zinc White; Boiled Lin
seed vii and Putty, received ana far sale by
j. LEADBEATEK son,
III mn ~ St,Ilrrs Old Stand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-15

I UBIN'S, MITCHELL'S. AND BAZlN'S EN-
u TRACTS; Oil Lemon: Oil Bergam"t; Arnica
flasters; Court Plasters; Oil Silk; Choroi"rn:
Glycerine; Ergotiue; Pink Saucers; Arnot' Sell
Syringes and Sulph Morphine, just received and
for sale by j. WILLIAM BOW LlN"'
iy7 81 cor Fairfax and Prince SITS.
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Philadelphia, oct Idly

IIABINET. CHAIR, AND SOFA MANuFAC-
~ TORY, No. $50 King street. Aterand'ia, Ia.
--lla, ;nx lately fitted up one Of the handsomest
and mos. spacious Warerooms in the city. tor the
FURNITURE BUSINESS, / respectfully invite
public attention to my large stock ot FCRAl-
TURE. which 1 am constantly increasing Per-
visiting our city will find it to their advan-
tage to give Il call, the range of NY GOODS,
in respect to quality and price. is such as to :over
the wants and views of all. My ST * con- rlss
Mahogany Sofas. Rocking, Cane AMI Wood Scs.t
Sitting Chairs, Sileboar,lS Dressing Bureaus,
marble top and plsin,l Marble Top and Plain
Wash Stands. Marble Top Sofa. Card. Book, and
Fancy Tables, Cottage Set, Bedsteads of all pat
tsrns. such as High, Fielding. French Low-Post,
Trundle Bedsteads, several patterns of Cottage
Bcdsteads; Hat Racks, Wardrobes, Looking elias
ses and n large number of other articles embraced
III the business.
~ Beds, Bolsters, Pillows, Mattresses, &c.
constantly on hand.
oct 2-tf JAMES II. DEVAUGHN.
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JARVIS ISLAND GUANO.

JARVIS ISLAND GUANO.
WE offer for sale II small carg" Of this at ANo,
w lust landed from Schr. West Wind. 1t has
been recently imported by the American Guano
Company, from their Island. in the Pacific, and
is represented To be a valuable fertilizer We re-
commend il to the attention of orr farmers
w,2 FOWLE co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-15

w Il A. MURRAY. WEHIHdAi TAiLOh%
w W.. lO% kny Mr,f, have Just received
full AMI complete assortment "l FALL AND
WINTER GOODS consisting oi French Cloths.
ca>simcrrs. Nr-tingS. add ,'rmrlcmcn'- furnishing
Goods generally. They prepared 10 receive
orders, aud furnish floods. made in the hest uur-
ncr. and of the most approved styles. They invite
generally. sep
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-15

TUST RECEIVED
d 40 boxes Oranges and ~ do. Lemons
90 do Raisins. in fine order
| bale Buffo Almonds
cnsk Prunss and do. Ginger
dozen boxes Sardines
E;,bert.. Cream Mats, Wanuts, and Pecsns
~ small drums Figs for Family Use
Ai.o, few fine Singing CANAklES. Also,
a 6us assortment of Japan Cages, which oder
for sale a. low as any other establishment in this
city. Country Me, chants will do we'll to call upon
me before buying anywhere else:
c. sCHAFER, Confectioner,
INV, No. 8 North Fairfax 81, Asx's., Va.
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IQUlD INDIA Rl'BBEn, for making linens
/ 4 aud cottons elastic and water proof. for sale
by Ijv Il II. COOK & CO.. Sarcpti Hall.
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Mrs. Aliens Zylobalsamum: Wright Indian
NI Vegetable Pills; Rowand's Tonic Mixture;
Burgundy Pitch Plasters-ju't received aud tor
sale hv JAS. ENTWlSLE. JR..
~ ~ Apothecary. 81 King It.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-15

NTARSHALL'S CATARRIi SNUFF for cold
wi in the head. headache, &C.. received and for
sale Nv fiy Il IL. COOK GU.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-15

CONGRESS AND EMPIRE SPRING WATER
Y un hand and for sale by
J. WILLIAM BOWLING,
iy7 60 cor. Prince and FairinX -StS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-15

TOUT AN9 RHEu ATiSM. Reynolds
~ Specific. the Grea, English Remedy, for sale
hy CivI1 H. COOK co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-15

INDIA RUBBER PAINTS, for making lcaky
i roofs tight--a fun supply received and for sale
nv lily ". COON ~ to.
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T. A. BREWIS

Alexandria. Va. ~ lin
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-15

DOBINSON'S MANIPULATED GuANo.-l
IL have taken the Agency of this valuable
GUANO. and now have On hand full supply, put
up in strong bags
Its warranted equal to any in the country, and
will be sold at current rates.
JAMES c. NENETT,
NH opposite Pioneer MliIs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-15

FRESH TAMARINDS: Hegcman. Clark 4 Cos.
Il Cod Liver Oil; Liquorice Root: Cardam"n
Seeds; CASTLE Soap: Oil Silk: India Rubber Teat-;
French Backing in jars; Magnesia--jnst received
and for sale nv JAS ENTWtSLE. JR,
jv IL Apothecary, 81 King st.
, 1859-06-15

patients. appiT Tying to tile New York Intirmary
Tor mid is onl nbout &, &C o, while fifty or sixty
pupils are mi tntaine.l in the Blind Asylum of
this State, ut a yearly coE' Of $ls,o0n
Every phil snthropist must rejoice, TINT thc
blind arc furr t,.l,cd by th., public bounty with
such an insti tuition. Its establishment reflects
honor upon The State, and it should be main-
tained at an.y cost But how much moro in ac-
cordance with IN enlightened humanity, and in
an cconoHd cal siew, how much more reAaona-
bic and advantageous, TO provide tue necessary
means, comparatively 80 small, for institutions
devoted to the prerent,on Of blindneas-and
thus, in the must effective manner. avert the
misery which must always attend it, ~ well as
tic burdens, private or public, it must entail.
1t is not now necessary to dwell upon the sad
condition Of those who are deprived Of their
sight. The poor. who are, as itxere, depen--
great extent when blind. the means Of self
culture, usefulness and enjoyment. They be-
conc burden To themselves, their families,
and the public.
Below We give the names Of the nftlcers Of
Infirn,ary-names that are sufficient guaranty
of its high character aud usefulness:
pr<sidfnf--WAE7sR L. NEwREBRr.
1cePr<<ideats-Cbarles Y. Dyer, Luther lin.
.Stcrttary-Samue1s Stone.
TrtdsHrtr-Edword L. Holmes.
1ru4tt<s-Walter l.. Newberry. Flavel, Nose
ley, W'illiam II. Brown, Samuel Stone, Charles
ypyer philo Carpenter; Luther Aa'en inhr he1' 7
kinzic, William Barry, Mark Skinner.
BoARp or SURGEONS. 1rustees .01ictoC
Consmtinq Surgeons Daniel Brainurd, II.
D., Prof Joseph n. Freer, n. D. attending
Surgeons Edward L. Holmes, n. D., William
II. Baltzel, II. d.
Narf}, F1nrk &frnaf q t{nfr from 11f to l
, 1859-06-15
PERSONAL .5-s-D PokxTxC.xk.

Parson Hrownaow, editor Of the Tennessee
| Wig, tries to make it easy for his subscribers
these hard times. lie adyertises to take, in paw
ment for subscriptions to his pnyer, " East Ten
nessee bills worth twenty cents on dollar,
Shanghai chickens, hoop skirts, boot jacks,
broom corn, baby jumpers, patent medicines,
sucking pigs, frozen cabbage, old clothes, Colts
revolTers, secondhand tooth brushes, ginger
cakes, parched corn, circus tickets, or any other
article in retail store.''
MIR. Walter Hunt, 4 well known inventor.
died in New York On Wednesday. Among his
inventions we're machine for cutting brads by
single operation; nail machine; fax spin-
ming apparatus; contrivance for making paper
boxes from the pulp by one operation, and sun
dry improvements in firearms. It is also
claimed that he was the original inventor Of the
sewing machine.
The Pnris Prksse states that II. Pertz :.
librarian at Berlin, hasjus discovered the manu.
script journals of two Genoesc navigators, Teo-
dosio Dorio and ugolino yira1di, who doubled
the Cape Of Good Hope in 1850, or two hundred
and seven years before Vasco d. Nn.4a.
"a Bowery bog says his occupation is gone,
for all the sewing girls now "run wid de ma.
sheen"
-A Locotoco paper 10 Mississippi says that
since the days Of Jefferson 1--WE harc never had
more popular President than james Duch-
ahsa-with, fossiblv, the exception Of Andrew
Jackson"
The remains Of the Late Alexander Hunil.
ton, buried thirty-seven years ago in the New
Haven Cemetery, were day or two since ex-
humed, for the purpose Of being renewed to
Bridgeport, where his sons remains have with
in fe" years been deposited. The coffin, be-
ing Of mahogany, was found to be almost per-
fectly sound, aud the skeeton appeared perfect.
, 1859-06-15

again. II, With the improved machinery and
application Of power, steam displaces horse
power on the before named canals, it can BE-
done on thrlllinois and Michigan ditch. Rail.
roads, with horse power, could not compete
with canals. How can canals compete With rail-
roads, save By the immediate substitution Of
steam for horse power? give him u astatement
Of result of the eighth trip Of canal propeller
on the Erie canal Last fall, which can be relied
on O. correct.
PROPELLER "DuRBANk "-Sru TRIP BUFFALO 70
ROCHESTER,.
Lit Of towing % miles hy horses at &c nc, 10 %
List II stcam3n9, QS miles, viz;
- ~ G&a4 ~ sAW % 10
AZ ,SsoknsB 80
M ea4o ~ ..-....................-.<.D
-: Il as
Leaving ty stcan one trip to Rochester ,e1s -
10 the above must be added half the time Of
the boat. "TSvva1a.rop" "
Chicago, June IA, 1852.
Investigator has made no allowance for the
loss OF freight capacity in a boat propelled By
steam. The engine, boiler, water and fuel must
certainly have weight good many tons, and Of
course, that much less freight can be carried on
the boat.-ED. Pres aad Tri1nue.1
, 1859-06-15

A correspondent of the Philadelphia Prtss
says, that Germans are now so numerous in
Texas that the most strenuous efforts are made
By both the political hunters to excuse their
votes, pcrcciving that "as 60 the Germans SO
goes the state." They, hardly able to endorse
contact with slavery in its mildest form, will
not unite their fortunes to the pirates who pro-
nose to reopen the slave trade. A few more
years Of emigration md Texas will become u
fron Ct fnft
, 1859-06-15
The Chicfa a.o Charitable Eye and Ear
Enflr4nArv.

.t- =, -,
"e a,e n' 'nlls 20 'ea,' from tnc annual report
VI 'n' ."'etso oi'''i''''p'e Eye ana haf innfn''-
-, - :' M '1s.leu''on nas oeeh '''s's success
a ~ " ~ 1l''a' uu''.s 'Ac past 'eaf' me
80 ess'ue !" Tut oeae'o'eh!'
e.:.!:!. tts e": " '"e e'ea' ''eeo u SUCH
~ rls sae'syn ~ out Guy,
I ss.''ou.''' u 4"nf,'''sles ana a'sreh-
,..s..:.. -, eouue.'eo "'u queSeoos oi
, aa;..sa -; IT, puo4s ee'n'"'s' ou' ms hot re-
sh;oh :. . H. ''1n w ~. pa't VI 'nc r"ol'e
IT, hn.,a. ~ .s'.Ason VI e'A - 81 l''.i'''e-
ID IN ,,a,;L L...a ~ ''r.'st "s'' oi'ee''
ia o.rts;1,. f.as, as,s,.s 49, s NV ncne'o'ence
f,-r;,hoa t,,o noo- -;.,. .osaaaI 49,. 'on.' "n'eh
.,s,an~. tsG.. 49," ',:. "eo'eal rs
I-.-~-s.s ~. ""'s "ssonlea
"4o ts"1e'eo ''ie sufferers
p'0 ~ 1u1 o'.s''.u'e' nerc ase many among
- "Ao ~ 1.p."oen' upon Inc bind Asylum
.o' .aen easca'''n, OF upon 1hc public hospitals
ior tie recovery OF their health in case of sick
ness or injury. Although such institution. ar.
maintained Il a l,-o. ,,,,h,,, ~
~, ~, - .r,r..;.!s ~: : "o ""e
I'd" iali " appreciate tnelr importance, and to
be willing I'd aid in their support, But VIC ap
n1ehcnd fc.r nc,sons core;dar ban. ,a.
aaae r. fea soas so"sus' ~" la'ee num-
Der ol cases o1 disease there are among the poor
which require skillful treatment and vet do mt
con.;,n tho not;cr+ n tho ho.n;.s, 80:
~oDssu 'as p4'4sr, ~ ,uc noSp'a'' IL IS the
especlai design OF Eye lnhrmarics and General
Dispcnsasics. to meet the wants Of this c|ass of
cases. tn SAW noor nat;,nts he aor1, t.aa.,n...
49,, '.aen',
toc s"net'"g anu expense OF prolonged and
tedious diseases and to relieve the community
of tic burden Of sunnort,no Them IN tho ,,os
It'll. 49,, .i,,,, - '''| "o''
Pl.aS "a anu a?s,o"s'
These remarks apply particularly to the poor,
afflicted with infammatory diseases of the cyc
II w,,;c}, tbcx ,rc 81. , c,.ss ,;,,1.. 49,
~. "1-A >"1, U.S. 40 e.1sS' ia"'e 1or Fery
mud dlseasc,f neglected ut flrst, as is too Of
ten the cuse, from fear of expense, NAV tcrn,;.
nate with lo.s or r;x;on r. would o.v 'M .'
- ss~eo., 80. ~ 's1o". W. "ou'o call Inc
c4te'u4 a'len'1on ol our reaoefs 10 the printed
Report, from which We make few extracts, H.
Illustrative Of the great good which such inst;tn.
t;ons arr c.no,,1c of occon,,,;sh;,a.
r. 49,. 1.-e. 49, - p4eAAs
~! .oe laseer cst'es o. our o~nlcounty, infrma-
~ Ih.es a'e gaen es1a1Isnea Tor the benefit Of
, 1859-06-15

4 new daily paper has been established IN
London called the Daily london journal. It is
to be the advocate Of thoroughly liberal princi-
plcs-and will oppose the policy Of both wings
and tories The Journal is designed to be the
central organ Of British Repub1icanism. twill
be about the size of the New York Tribune and
published at the same price, viz: penny
sheet We hope it may succeed.
, 1859-06-15
4 Milne of Antfrn0nF.

The St. Clairsville {1Il,} Gaz4tte says that =
vein Of Antimony two feet thick, and almost
solid, has been discovered within two miles Of
St. ClairsviLle. Antimony. is ono Of the ingredi-
pound-and it has been supposed that it was
only to be found in Germany.
, 1859-06-15
M ORE TO BE ADMIRED
1A THAN THE
RIQHE ST D1ApIM
Worn by Kings or Emperors.

W1a1Y Wny 6@ant!a1 ao4a ~ AA1.
Because tho o,nAa,ens e"t Ai"s.tt RsNt~i for Il
Reader, although the rss may bsosm ever ~
brightly The glowing eheek he eye be ever .
e teeth be thoss Of p II heat oere Of IT. eoFsr
x the hair be snAS!ed aAt Ahvee hss@ and 4Ft OF
1oraa still. !pftnked With E3T. aatuFe VII luse mors
u.ed shst= times week, viii restore aod
secure 2 Ill such an ornament Kead ~ aa1
lndke. Iha writer Ut The hfst u &1aa eesofaAu Esaa
Thalbesxs ,.., -. ,o,.
S.1n,t pn t1n M 10 np1 e4nr% - "a - e.,
The otHe7tons IN under tof ne e'uo I Fl @ -
ha4f 70 - onk1a4 e1os M apt oI ~ e ~ uJ III ~
nc Lnlte1 Sates ~ fai5 Rrssar.i'x. oo uPoa
, 1859-06-15
r. R Es co: P AIN TIN G.


13V83 q z&3k913
No. lo1 WaaAtngton $t.y Chicago
Beg to cal the aftasun ef the public t. their ayfs Of
Eresonnx sa4 Decorating ip Prs3se Ksenees chafcke4
of which they do IN J. fsa1, aa1 stJ4a.
Country on!ts H Preaching ae, Win meet with prompt
attensloa epeasns q enk voRk b. IN VI
the hea4 hauA- b this city.
~ Ppst CHEZ Box It's. ny3$4M
, 1859-06-15

named Mary Berry, lung herself at Decatur, on
the sth inst Cause unknown.
ASoruER.-.A man named Perry, Of Fulton Co.
ILL.,, while suffering IN from m attack Of delisiun,
tren1ens, jumped from the Minnesota Belle, last
Thursday. between Burlington and Muscatinc.
His body WIS not found.
Soxk G1SssxG.-The Fayoritc Yesterday land
ed at our lcvee four tons more Of Ginseng in one
lot! which will swell the amount total for the
week to fourteen or fifteen tons.-St, .R<str's
Ainn., ftte Press, 6fA.
The CRors.-We hare just heard from JOHN
son, Linn, Clinton and Jones counties, and
but little damage in those parts, except to tender
garden vegetables. The prospect Is fine for a
heavy crop Of wheat, oats and corn.-Du1u4us
Times !.
nnowSEn:-Mr. Dwight Hawks. senior part
ner Of Hawks, Sumption L Co., Of South Bend,
Ind, WINS drowned at his brothers mill, in
Waterford, on Friday last. He accidcntal1y fell
into the water and the noise Of the mill drowned
bis cries for l!elp. The Register says be ~as q
By large circle Of acquaintances-
Coxnt77Ep-The colored man. named John
Morrison, who is charged with the murder of q
girl Mary Murphy, was examined in. Pontiac
last Saturday. The examining magistrate con-
sidered the evidence sufficient for Morris COM
mttal for trial ut the next term Of the Circuit
Court in Livingston county, Morris was
brought to this city on Saturday evening for
safe keeping. -Bloom."gtoR IantdgrapA.
BunslAnr.-on Monday, night last the. ofics
Of Mr. Allcorn, in Eogtown, Yau Buren, county,
was entered by burglars, and tho safe blown
open. About 8, ,oo0in pronissory notes, ia in
money, and q large number Of counterfeit bills
were taken. The next night three mules were
stolen in that neighborhood, which were follow
ed to Alexandria, where thcf wefe turned loose.
had been arrested in warsaw for passing eoun-
tcrfeit moncy.Etokut, (ld-) Gate City. l0M.
4 Yorxo p1cKrockEr.-A car load Of child
rcn sent West from the city Of New York, pass
ed through this city on The Valley R. r. yestar-
day en- route for Decatur. I'll. We understand
Tint at Wabashtown, youth belonging to the
of alsd, aud got Of the train and is doubtless,
awaiting an Opportunity to return East, The
philanthrophy Of the New iorkers in sending
out among US car loads Of their young thicves
and vagabnnds will be fully appreciated before
u great while.-Lafayett Joucaol, stk.
, 1859-06-15

It is said TINT German merchants Of this city
are in possession Of private advices which rem
der it ccrtain that Prussia and all Germany will
immediately join Austrin in her struggle with
France. These adviccs, it is asserted, are from
prsons in the confidence Of the government ,aud
are regarded Us trustworthy.
Perhaps it is largely due to their traditional
hatred Of the Bonapartes, that the sympathy Of
the Germans Of the city in behalf Of Austria
seem. to be general and cordial: As an instance,
one Of them, young and wealthy merchant has
already made arrangements to 60 bY the nc1t
family was massAered By Napoleon T., md he
viii have revenge upon his suecessor..
, 1859-06-15
Gfs WIN G MACHINES,

N67ef oe1u1e Vu6fed IT HEtaU.
Sewing Machine for and within the .c1ch Of III. \
practical Family se~ink A4clin* ot sig Uvlars- Han,
been Proved and mprve during t4e pa eleven naonsAa
MISUNDERSTANDING 1e fa!it!ys immensely incra~Al.
address UFFNE&|. ". BAKfLETT, fatentee 4s1
broadway. New York: ). ". RARrtEzE. a. Chestnut H.,
raia;ephi.i T. E. HrooIxa AEcns q sixth street, Gin.
irot Mirh.
ARrnEea being established In sve1y County tl1neh-
out tie tnte States Applicants fur kcncies will ~
tess either af ahe ahaxenees wkeh prepared III
fRlrr1Lr all ortrs for M2cltr1- WHOLESALE tE retail,
sent for circular. with cuts Of Machine, and samples Ct
work.
A1et, to Insure attention, must contain rttyn post
, 1859-06-15
5elDiag #aebl1es.

ITINkIE & LYONS SEWING
IL MACHINES.
For Family use, Tailoring purposes. saddlery &c.
Warranted II eivr hecr satisfaction than any other Ma.
chimes tn M,rket luncy refundcI. " ane agent III
ttis c:tv. Adress FfNkLE It LYON.
sl;-:tQl-J:sf sas; IiHatx;ay N.v York
, 1859-06-15

Browns Bronchial Troches.
Browns Bronchial Troohes.
Bronchial Troches.
Bronchial Troohes.
Troches.
Troches.
"Pre& &macntiy ths trst md best"
REV. HKHRY WARD BRECHHK
II sseommend ther Use to Public speakeu.
REV. E. II. CnAPLN. NEW YORK.
"aFeAs saxvcs in subdu!uG liosFssasa."
REV. DANIEL WISE. NEW YORE-
"Ih.vs proved than x1cel'ent for Whoop4nk CasxA
REV. q. ". WARREN. BOSTON.
"dreat benefit In Affections Of tho Bronchial O1Ksna
DR. J. r. N. LANE, BOSTON. n.
~ xApis md elegant combination fo< Coughs, 4e."
IT,. G. F. Bt0ELOW. BOSTON.
4CoutAn no Opium anything Injurious"
DR. A. a. HAYES. CHEMIST, BOSTON.
@Yay beneficial IN clear tho throat when compelled 10
speAk though suffering from Cot."
REV. 4. J. r. ANDERSON, ST. LOUIS.
.1hsaztiy unite in the xbove eommendatoa.~
REV. u. SCHUYLER. ST. LOUIS.
~ fdend hAv!nk tie4 many remedies for Axh1aav
benFat. fouui relief 6pua tbe Troebea.
REV. D. LETS, FRANKFURT. ILL.,
r e n TON & co.,
ap1sly-e9+8 No. ~ Lake sks4k.
, 1859-06-15

FOURTH OF JULY,-To the
- Committees O Celebration In the eountzy.-We ase
noE p1epae4 to fa!sh ExhIhhou Fecea Of Ill kzes and
prices TOT ce3e6taHotr ard vii tusnl1h eompatant
nsn 70 eFse fha *iae aad sapes:ntsnd their dls2ay
, 1859-06-15
Drp GOODS.

P oP ULAR TRADE!
Chefee Gesds at Lew Prices.
Thursday, June I'd, 1859,
ALAKoE ARRIVAL OF
MINER MANTLEs
IN LACE,
SILK,
BAREGE, &c., &c.,
Comprising all the
Latest P1HFs .a@orEzTFEs.
Also, uperb assortment Of
Lace Points and Lace Shawls,
OVER 5000 PARAso1s,
And SUMNER UMBRELLAS,
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS,
RICH SILK RoREs,
For Fifteen Dollars.
500 pieees PRINTED CHOCOLATE LAWNS
For Six Pence.
FINEST QUALITY OF PRINTED cuaLLrEs
For Ono Shilling.
MER1AAcK CocHEc Srs
For Ten Cents.
REGULAR TEN CENT PRINTS
For SIX Pence.
Extraordinary Bargains
IN CLOTHS AND cAss1uEREs
Goods for Hfoys' Jvear.
We HAVE NOW IS STORE
FOB FIRST CLASS CITY TRADE,
One ofthe choicest assomeutsIn in the United Sase4 Of
Rich Silks,
SILK ROBES.
Paris Printed organdies,
ROBES 4, DEUX JUPE,
AND ~ voLANTs,
Rich Dress Goods Of every description
Fine Real Laces,
superb Hmbroideries,
Lace mantles,
Parasols, &c, &C.,
All Of which ~e arc selling 4. large rer cenase les.
IN this city.
, 1859-06-15

PIE n TON k co..,
Ap13iy.t9+6 No. ~ IAke stzsek.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-09

DEMoRALlzlNG INFLUENCE OF PoLITIcs
One of the great objections To becoming
politician is the decentralization con.
necled with the position. The PoIiIi.
clan has more temptations placed in his
way than any other citizen. To be pop
ular with The "boys" he must drink at
ward meetings. and take side in favor of
shoulder hiaers and rowdyism. He mus,
attend conventions, target shots, dog fights
and chicken dispules,h he must act as stake
holder 10 horse-racP, aud so decide The
last heat as will add 10 his popularity with
those who have bet The most money. The
politician commences life by nppIlng. and
too often finishes up his career by having
the worst of habits fastened upon him Tor
the remainder Of his life. Moe men are
ruined oy politics in this country than by
gambling. They keep bad hours bad COM
pany, neglect their families,snd go TO bad
generally. For this reason. no man but
a man invincible 10 Tive temptations OF
strong drink should ever think o: becom.
ing politician; all others fall before this
devastating power, and sooner or later
will come TO an unhappy end.-knieksr,
booker.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-09

DEATH OF THE Hon. DAVID Brook
HART.-The Jacksonville MO- Demo-
era, announces The death Of Judge David
Brookharl, on the 5lh inst. He was born
in Virginia on the 2lsl day Of November,
1890, and lived for many years in Mary
land and Kentucky, and emigra'ed from
the latter State 10 Missouri in the year
1852. In politics. Judge BfookhaTl
was a staunch State Rights Democrat OF
the Jacksonisn school, and was never
known TO waver in his faith. Many OF
our readers doubtless will remember Mr..
Brookarl as a prominent citizen and poll
tician of our State in times past. For
many years he represented Washington
County in our Legisla,ure,and held many
other Offices Of trust and honor, and was
universally esteemed for his personal and
political integrity. He emigrated from
Washington County about twenty years
ago, in him the Democracy of Maryland
lost one Of It's most substantial pillars
Baltimore Republican.