Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-20


well wateTed and very accessible. Ii has on II a
As.S good DWELLING HOUSE, quarters, and
.RsSl out buildings, and is very desirable pro
perty.
Terms cash but arrangements fer convenient
credits doubtless Ice made with the parties
concerned. JOHN NJ ORR, Trustee.
nv 25-eots
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN TIL
wi RICHEST DIADEM EVER WORN BY
KINGS OR EMPERORS.--W WHAT WHY 4
BEATTlfIL MEAD OF UIiR.-Beeausc it
is the ornament God himself provided for all our
race. Reader, although the rose may bloom ever
brightly in the glowing cheek, the eye be ever SO
sparkling tho teeth DO those of pearls, if the head
is bcreft OF its covering, the hair be snarled and
shrveled harsh and dry, or worse still, If srrink-
led with gray, nature will lose more than hslf her
charms Prof WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
il used two or three times week, will restore and
permanently secure to all such an ornament
Read the following and Judge. The writer of the
first is the celebrated Pianist, Thalberg:
New YORK. April ~, ls5s.-DR. WooD, Dear
Sir:-Permit me TO express to you the Obligations
| AIN under for the entire restoration Of my hair
to it's original color; about the time Of my ARRIVAL
in the United States twas rapidly becoming gray,
but upon tho application of your "HAlR RE
ST0KATINE" il soon recovered its original hue.
consider your RESTORATIVE as a very won
derful invention, quite efcacious rs we'll as agree
able. / am, dear sir, yours truly,
S. THALBERG.
"Drych ar Gwyliedydct."
WELSH NEWSPAPER OFFICE, IL Nassau street,
April H. lS5S-Prof. o. j. WooD-Dear Sir
Some month or six weeks ago, | received a bottle
of your HAIR RESTORATIVE, and gave II TO
my wife, who concluded to try it ON her hair, little
thinking at the time that it would restore the gray
hair t. its original color, but to her well rs my
SURPRISE after few weeks trial IT has performed
that wonderful effect by turning all the gray hairs
to Il dark brown, at the same time beauntying and
thickening the hair. j strongly recommend the
above RESTORATIVE to all persons IN want OF
such change of their hair. CHAS. GARDEN.
NEW YoRk July rs, 1Sj7.-Prof. o. j. WooD:
With confidence do | recommend your HAIR
RESTORATIVE, AZ being the most cticacious
article | ever saw Since using your HAlR RE
STORATIVE my hair and wbskers which were
almost White have gradually grown dark and
now feel confident that few more applications
will restOre them to their natural color. IL also
has relieved me Of all dandrutf and unpleasant
itching, 30 common among persons who perspire
freely. >. " hlbB1.
Prof WooD.-About two years ago my hair
commenced falling of and turning gray; ! WAS
! fast becoming bald, and had tried many remedies
| to no effect. | commenced using your RESTO-
RATIyE in January last. few applications
fastened my hair firmly. IL began to fill up, grow
IT,,
At this time it is fully restored to its original col
or, health, and appearance, and chcerfully re-
commend its use to all. J. u. HOES.
Chicago, ILL.,, May |, 1857.
The RESTORATIVE is put up in bottles Of
three sizes, viz large, medium, and small; the
small hold. pint, and retaiis Tor one dollar per
bottle; the medium holds ut least twenty per cent.
more in proportiO than the small, retails for two
dollars per bottle; the large holds quart, 30 per
cent. more in proportion, and retails for 50.
re-" .. j. WOOD CO., PROPRIEToRs, BIZ
Broadway, y. Y, in tho great n. Y. Wire Rail
ing Establishment and IA Market Street, st.
Louis, Mo. And sold by all good Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers. ap 2j-eo3m
YNHE PREMIUM SADDLE STALLl0E.-TOM
i @. TELEGRAPH claims the above title, hav-
ing taken eyory premium for which no has con-
tended.
The editor of the American Farmer, an ngricul-
tural paper published in Baltimore, having wit
messed the performance of this horse ut the United
States Fair, IN Richmond, and the Virginia State
Fair at Petersburg, writes OF him thus:
But one of the very best saddle horses We have
ever seen, was the superb dark bay stallion eHhi-
bited 10y y. Berkeley, esq, of Loudoun county,
Va lilo WAS Of the Telegraph breed or a. II II most
tatniliarly known in Maryland, the Tom" breed;
certainly the best breed altogether Tor shdde
horses Of easy yet rapid gait, III this country aud
particularly adapted by their kind and gentle
dispositions, t. ladies' use. We watched the ropld
pace of Nh. Berkeley's stallion, and his cure and
firm but easy gait, rs he was repeatedly ridden
around the ring, with the same admiration which
all who witnessed the performance warmly OK
pressed and felt fully justified in the preference
have always iolt for the admirable breed for tho
saddle There are two gentlemen in Baltimore
county, whose stock of Tom horses are particularly
fine but We have never seen any Of the breed 40
large and very desirable, a. the stallion exhibited
by Mr.. Berkeley"
TOM Il. is rich bay, 10 hands | inch high, Of
strong bone, great muscle, and superior action; was
sired by Rogers Tom Telegraph, and out OF ia
nous Jack 0'Diam0nd saddle mare. His colts are
without a single exception, bays and of fine sire.
He will commence the season at my stable on Mon
day April 18th, and continue there one week. lie
will divide the next week between Les-burg and
Wheatland, will go TO Leesburg on Monday, and to
Wheatland, Oh Thursday, and alternately between
the stands, being AT home every other week.
TERMs-Twenty dollars insurance, due when
the mare is known to DO in foal; but from those
who pay before April LIST, ls6O--ffteen dollars
will be received in full. Twenty dollars will be
rigidly and impartlplly exactea from all who fail
to pay before that date. Any one sending five
mares Of his own can name sixth one gratis
| They must be returned regularly. Parting from
mare will forfeit the insurance.
Good pasturage furnished mares from distance
al 81 per month, and every care taken 10 prevent
n. BERKELEY.
| Adie, Loudoun County, sp !l-eou
CHARLES HERNDON, (LATE CONWAY &
HrpyDoN,) ATTORNEY AT LAW, FRED
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