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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-30

ic 10 I72S T. cor King 4 Wash n. Ste
GOYDFgsED LYE.-iOo pno.'d. q Sap Jar
} 10 ccmfs--Dae block that cost, bni IT. cents
with the addition OF five pounds OF o1At grease
will produce loo pound. of good hafd soap or -
gallons SOFT Soap For sale by
lie Ii HENRY COOK 4 CO. Snrepta Hall.
ILASS JARS. for putting up ali kinds OF
II Fruit ani Vegetables which are m.uch cheap
err tbau ,in uni have the advantage Of always he
ing as good ~ new fTIii put up IN these Jars
will he free irGm any taste II IN FOR sa't ny
ie Is II. COOK a ca Harcrtn Hall.
COACH NARNISH &r.-Jni1n NMri>h, Far
u uiture VarmisG, salad Oil, Hunts iin'meni
I0lide NJ POTASSIUM hest Cod Liver oil on ira"shi
lust received and ior -aiG by
J4MEs ENTWISLE. JR,
,eI0 Apotherary, ~ kRg-siTeer
TARNlSil-Coarh,C apai Japan. iliii's Dry
\ ing yauade Bdi,am, :heliac, and Black ' ar
bish, toI sale by
JOHN LEADBEATER son.
6,h mo II Stshir,'. Old Stand
ERENCH BLEACHING, warranted genuine, j"st
L received ANA for sale by
j r. PIERPOINT.
ics IL. 5. + cor. Hing Wdsh-'i'
DAMS BARBER SOAP. just received and
Is FOR sale by VIM A. HART,
ia is 100 King street. Garner II Piit
J1LDERRERY WINE-For sale by
r. PEEL. STEVENS CO,
;e 27 COZ. Of King and Alfred-sts.
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ArER as" shsn a .sss
- .soson TIE prsr WATER COOLERS and
INTERPRETATIONS which could be bad. Please
"a. them. Ca hand several Refrigerator. oi Old
stvles, which are offered at cost ,,r
apN - jun oo'',,--
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The wind came blowing out OF the west,
ffr APd Jimmy moved the hay. r-r2
: - The wind came blowing ont of-the vest
it stirred the green leaves out Of their rest,
Z Add rocked the blue bird up in hts.nGst,i
as Jimmy moved the hay.
The swallows Skinned along the ground,
= .at 81 Aud Jimmy moved toe hay.
The swallows SKINNED along the ground,
Andrustiing leaves made n pleasant sound.
Like children babbiing all around
:. IS Jimmy moved the hay.
3filly came with her bucket BY,
| AID Jimmy moved the hay
AEiY came with her bucket by,
With her light foot so trim and sly,
Aud sunbntnt cheek aud laughing eye
and jimmy moved the hay.
A rustic Ruth in 1igsey gown
And Jimmy moved the hay.
a rustic Ruth in linsey gown,
lie watched her soft checks changing brown
Aud the long dark lash that trembed down,
Whenever he looked that way.
oh! 3iDly's heart was good as gold,
And Jimmy moved the hay
Oh! MillY's heart was good as gold;
But Jufiy thought her Shy and cold
And more he thought than c'e' he told
As Jimmy moved The hay.
Inc ram came pattcIinS down amaln--
And Jimmy moved the hay:
The rain came pattering down anoin,
And under the thatch of the laden train,
Jimmy and Miiiy, cunning twain,
Sat sheltered by the hay.
The merry rain drops hurried in,
Under tho thatCh of hay;
The merry rain drops hurried in
And laughed and battered in din,
Over hat which they saw within,
Uoder the tpatch of hay.
For NIillY nestled to Jimmy's breast,
Under the thatrh of hay.
For Ni.iy nestled TO Jimmy's breast,
Like a 'vild bird tluttering to its uesr,
And hcn I'll swear she looked her best
Ui;ier The ttatch of hay.
And when the rain came laughing out,
Over the ruined hay
And when the rain came laughing out,
AIiily had ceased TO pet aud pout,
And twittering birds began to shout,
As If for a wedding dav.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-01
CASES AND CURES.


yauu lady OF PC had troubled vhindigestion for
sevcTalmonths, render great necessary
selection Of her food After eating, the stomach became
acid, food rising in her mouth with water an unylras-
aut heavy, oId-like Ser5atinn her stomch
hours frequent hcaaches, bowels constituted and
depressed mental condition See commenced t.kg the
Dyspepsia pills. morning and might. a
week amnst every symptom of disease had VANISHED
and she fel; Ike Il being.
emtemqn somewhat advanced In years, strong, robust
constitution, had lately been good witt, ili-
gsSon weak stomach, ted tongue, bad mouth
Snl attended with peculiar ysrEo and w'lirlinr in the
head much to render his riding in carriage.
mounting emnence quite dangerous trying
several things Intellectually lie feupon e Dyspepsia pills,
which afforded PROMPT relief pill night
ing works Ike charm relieving all his vertigo and other
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-01

GkoEGzI. BYRD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-01
THINGS TO REMEMBER.

PLEASE REMEMBER That these Specifies are s;p;ircy
harmless in all instances ana in Babies may
them, children Them, the aged inirn invalid
PLEASE REAi.SIDEE-Thtt thousands of
ed andtntgen minds in this country and Europe have
long since gwen IN ter adherence Homeopathy, and
employ 1t exclusively in all cases OF diseases
and families
PLEASE RESIEaIBER-Tha not only in long standing.
old complaints but in rsc"Jt and violent discusses nf The
mos; aucurous character, Homeopathy has proved It's
periority 10 any other system in repeated trials:
PLEASE REAIEMBEf.-THat Homeopathy is sustained.
not from its theories and doctrines but from daily
hourly in curing thr,Sick and nrresug disease.
PLEASE REMElEETlat it is the ii.tIe lls that lead
10 great and It's ite ailments that neglected lead
grave and serious diseases.
PLEASE RENE RE2.-That you my have in your
promptly and pleasantly to arrest such complaints
the beginning AMI thus prevent "rave diseases.
PLEASE i:E}iE TRER.-That this you the
struggling forcing and deception used to get other
taken by cren 81 vays dangerous.
PLEASE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the evil results of such
struggles generally than OvcrbPlarCe all tho good that
may he done hv tue medicines thus given.
PLEASE EEMEMBER-Tj:at Irsnphreys' system Of TIn-
muoyatlc SPECIFICS r=t3 the private praGc. Of the
TEN OF all peFp2crity and tricae that every body
may Them. q
PEEASA Observation-Disclosures of n.<ia;!e chronic
%!inyUt such Plies, Carhrr,, l.,ace, I<eIIn
Will more than ton times paT the cost OF n case.
PLEASE RElIENBnRTa at two or four dollars invested
in of Specific Remedies will return many times its
value 10 every in freedom from anxiety
disease, and absolute relief.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-01
CASH ChPLTlI,. 5I00100O

.- ABSOLUTE AND TNI,IPAIEED.
MET SURPLUS OF $942, l9I.T2,
prestige Of 10 yeu,s success and experience
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HUMPHREYS,

SPECIFIC HoNIGoPATRIC-R
stand the ofremedal means for the use
OF people, THEY'RE nike removed from the poison ous
dangerous and repulsVe doses or old
{ae or the utEiea 4
and medicnes Consisting 70 the vnri-
diseases TO which they rslated put up tile form
ei dangerous or disgusting they form al Que. thu ready
source Of the parent nurses and are Che comfort Of lie
They these positive which were never
before combined in any popular renedfes They are
Less no niqry eau arise nom theirse III sIPLE;
always Know what to take and how to take They
moqlents witlOut hesitation delay They
b5ea So49 nGi
afterwards have relieved ,zst"in3Jsf
LISF' 0F9SPEGIFIC REAIEDIES.
70. l. fs2er Pis -For Fever, Congestion and imam
No. ,, 2 " 7 ttksFOr Worm Fever, Worm Collie, Wet
I Nos; Rd0ys Pt,AFor Collie, O,yiag Feettns, and
,"ssieIlne g5 and Ne5yogsnefs o. adpitsai
No; 4 Dig,51!E ltsP9r piarrhGa, Cholera InfHn
Ne ;; Dase"tse tls-FOr Collie, Griptngs, Dysertery
10: 8. Clolsia pius-For choisra, Cholera MorOus
No. I. cough P2sFor Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness In
Nos. TOostaoas FootiacieS Paeeace aad Neu-
50: .. Hea9aeao Eizs-For Headache, Vertigo, lea,
No 10. Dp&psDsia I'ils-FOr wea, and Deranged sto-
mSss.'s, CONSTIPATION and Liver 0"mpleints.
10 l9, EsaaaIt ii9sFOr PrOruso Menses
No. IS Group PiHs.-Fot Group, Hoarse Cough, Bad
No. II: say Rhenn o2s.-FOr Eryslpelas Erpptions
No: II. Rheumatic Ps-For Pain, Iamenesa or Sore
ness il; tll; Chest, BACK, T,ojns, or Lnhs.
A-Eor Fever ana Ague, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague old
mismanaEad AGncs. an .a. s-t5
P-Bor Piles, Blind bleeding, Internal or External.
o.-For Soar, Weak, InGamed Eyes and Eycds Fail
ing, Weak or Blurred Sight. % ~ 30. -
C-For Catarrh, flonE standing recent either with
obstruction proiuse discharge
". o--Por whoopng- oou5b, abatng its violence and
shortening course.
In Ac0TR DIssssPssuch FeYers, Inammations Diar-
rhTns, ysentcry, Group, Rheuuatis cruptive
diseases Scarlet Fever MeGsels and Eryspeas-te
vantage Of giving the proper remedies promptly obvious
and in all such cases the specifics act like charm The
entire disease is often arrested at once in all
violence of the attack IS Moderated the disease shortened
and rendered less dangerous. Even should physician
afterwards have to he called he viii! take th9 at decd
ed advantage from the previous treatment.
CoUGTES and Cons, which %! frequent
and which often the foundation
bronchitis and consumption, may all be
the Fever and Cough Pills
In Chronic DISEASES, such Dyspepsia Weak Stomach,
Constipation Liver Complaint Tles, Female Debility and
Irregularities old Headaches Sore Weak Eyes, Gatarr
Salt heu and other old erutons the case has specifics
WHOSE application will afford in almost every
instance. Often the Of single chronic difficulty such
as Dyspepsia Piles Catlrrh Headache Female
ness, has more than paid fort'le ten times
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PRICES.
OUR REMEDIES BYI,aTAIb.

Look over tn. list, make what kind Won
Shoose and enclose the amount II current note or stamps
hT mail to address, ut No $50 Broaiuay New York
the medicine will be dolly returned W mail EXPRESS free
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PILES.

clergyman baptist Church. well known in illinois
rne to ' ssvs: ~ have been for aone 'n'e seriously
afflicted with bleeding piles; and have regarded
severe one-at one time indeed hopeless; n:t Ihaye
Your ne'tcire tPlie Specc). and cured. I have
obligation.''
Gentleman OF fifty years, we'll AMI tavorahv known at
CsIi Delaware countv, N.vYork, had been Innrty the
piles for twenty yeors Sometimes from excessive hennr-
FhaC, pain and suGsrinE he reduced the verge
the grave For years had dragged ont miserable axis
terre confirmed invalid disqualified for business,
"i life almost burden 1t sncci ia add that
TIED all sorts Of remedies, from, MI doctors c
purpose lie consulted two and
ed our Pile Specific with, occasionally, Dyspepsia Pill
EroIn this he began to improve, and snceas had
serious turn OF piles, From the first month up year
past he had occasionally his old
but few doses of the Pile P Soul dsPerseit all and for
more than past hc has been entirely well Of 5lc
medicine. 3.'s u
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"F'' ZEN FIiie'CistFu AND PHILADELPHIA
Connecting Depnt, at Pittsburgh with
Through Trains al Western Cities for ph;laieDI
York! ;nstOn, Baltimore aud W. slrOn CITY ,j,ps
surpassed speed comfort by any other route
Express and Lines run throu s 20 pilnehi with
out change Cars Conductors.
Smoking Cars are attached to ench train; WoolrUr,s
EB sly. Maitland Line cxcptcd Plree
Daily Trains direct New York All Trains
connect for baltimore and Washington.
Mail Train leaves pittsburgh at A. 81 arrives PhIla
deipit 70 T. NJ Is itiihoFs at T. i1 AL'l New lors
:; NJ ~ , T. VI ~. ,.,, ~. con u ,r .
II is and + mo% ~ - an, az Nv yo i
Express Train svts Ptthurrh at Pal arrives in Pl
nHeipniH At /" a. NJ h2'tiAloFe ~ II d NJ anu At
York = T. ~
Six Daily Trails hetT"en Piil=!rip'4 ard New Norl
Two hiy r. ms "rt":'t N"' rN i',H InstN IhrouL
IickstS IalI Ha are @C,' elmer oil tle hnnYrtrtlns
3d. =" BISON a'@ te9A WA N"r"itil' RAJ
EiEGr or ~. ~ sI ,,l , -,
liChEiS hASt " HtD may De ootGihtd at any OF t'r
~. iso"N ss III e cs'' $50 on 'hrH E
q: the r'ni' - 81 %!,r on The NtsSisSinNi or Chic
"i4' ~ ,tM io,h I'!'l5notc or inliateipa.
+ are always as low as an DOEjhcIIl Route.
ASK ron TICrI,Ts ny piTT,ur-Rc,U
Tho co.'ret-nT5 r ~. weston, c,rrart,, a. H., p,
r., ~ ,,s - chi $40 r,ss ~ il. -. " '' Cit
- - = - :, -
1ItSGaCG LIZ Il tSEti W 5tiGp XII 6AST
AND Tr5r eE7A'r. NOr7rrT y7y=1Sr
49, L. - Ma ~ 49, ~
Tic connecting OF tracks by the Rail Road Bridge at
Pts-r4, ayniin, al dr1vHP- ferfage Freight,
rether with the saving OF time, advantages reaiIy Ru-
reriated by Shippers NJ Freight the TRAVELLING, Public
T.;PTTES SHIPPING EASTWARD 2riEI Ind IL to
tiei, 8dU9niTRG Ia Ship bv this Route.
Freight Contracts Shipping D!-aGtiOg uDly
either OF e following Agents Of the pany.
D \ STEWART, Pitt>rnrgh;
DOYLE Co. Seubenvie, o.; II. s. PIERCE Co.. lanes
vile o. J. !. IossTN Ripley, o.: L. MCSEaY Maysyic,
Worcester daily spy., 1859-07-12
NOTTCE The nm

~ dersigned have this day formed copartnersbip uu-
der the style and firm of SPooNER & DANIELS, at 1871
Nam street. for the transaction of general Photographic
Picture business. All or from the late firm
Of Spooner Lincoln will be settled by spooner Dan
iels ii. Il. SPOONER
\. f. DANIELS.
Worcester, June %, 1889 diff Tvs
Worcester daily spy., 1859-07-12

spond to the acquisitions which are made of
them because, in fact, the communication of
NJ. Jobert appears to us to give the final blow
to jugglery which is not without danger for
the reason and the health of impressible prose-
lytes.
Too generally, when a fact is presented
which appear to contravene the established
order of things, ignorance hastens to attribute
it to supernatural cause; that is to say, to
violation Of eternal and immutabe laws and
the Juggler never fails to profit by it at the ex-
pense Of credulous public. Science, on the
contrary, begins by verifying the fact; she re-
cords it, and then sets herself patiently at work
to find out the explanation of it, without ever
becoming weary at any time or labor spent in
this search. If she has not found the expla-
nation, she frankly confesses it; when she
has found it, she makes no secret of it. In
the fact which has now established, Science
gives us the explanation of the pretended
Sptrit-rdppingS, as on another occasion (see the
independence of May 8, 1857 } she gave us that
OF the Music-Metals as on another still I'm
dependence of May 9 and September %,
1851 she gave us that of the incombustility
OF the hand plunged into molten lead and as,
quite lately Independence of April 27 she
has declared that she had nothing to do with
the cure of M. Sax. The great difficulty with
the miracles of the present is that they come
few centuries too late.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-07-12

HIGH LIFE IN BoHEMIA-An Bohemia is
reported to be marrying, and giving in mar
riage, seized with the same epidemic of respec-
liability which has evidently grown so rare and
precious in Paris, that even the Bourse goes
to law for sole possession of the few sparks
which remain The great milliner who has
for many years been amassing tremendous
fortune by adorning the outside of fair ladies'
heads, condescends to bestow her daughters
hand on the son of George Sand who has
been amassing other things besides fortune in
endowing the inside of the same lovely heads,
and teaching them how to turn to the best ac-
count of all the pains bestowed by the great
miliner on the external decoration Edmond,
the fortune teller, gave away his sister with
dowry of 100000 to a rich railway contractor
at Notre Dame de Lorrette recently Those
who love to descant upon the condition of the
times, could have enjoyed rich treat in the
contemplation of the equipages, the splendid
dresses, the magnificent appliances of the bri-
dal party, at this first-class wedding; which
IN Paris means tapers seven feet high, carpet
from the door to the altar, best altar CLOTH and
solid gold cups and saucers. All this had Ed
mond, the fortune teller, beside the best music
from the opera, and the velvet chairs used on
the very greatest occasions. And well he
might. If report speaks true, he has made
above 100000 francs by his forbidden trade,
and while ostensibly conceaing himself from
the police is their best friend and agent.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-07-12
MACHINE STITCHING on Wheeler

1NA& Wilson's Bachlne.-skirts tucked by the yard
Collars stitched, iandkerchicG hemmed work done fol
Dessaers and stores at reasonable rates. by thcynrd
piece. Apply at "a Austin street. Worcester, Mass.
myl3 d2tawtf
Worcester daily spy., 1859-07-12


whose brilliant achievements in the European struggle
now going forward the theme universal remark.
record of more extraordinary man, taking him aogeth
er than he who figures SO eospicuousy in Mr. Duganes
TRUTHFUL AND STIRRING NARRATIVE!
The writer of pure fiction would seek in vain in the
GARIBALDi, whose whole eventful life seems like
nance And Mr. Dugane is the writer Of all others to
the exciting the herOS life into the woof
of exciting narrative He (Mr. D. knew Gerabaldi
and his conreeS in this country well, and by mixing
freely with them, he became familiar with all their
thoughts their aspirations and their hopes In the story
under the author takes his hero up at that
period of his life when youth, brimfu of patriotic ar
DOR he joins the
SECRET SOCIETY OF ITALIAN PATRIOTS,
is condemned to death, and, with
PRICE SET UPON HIS HEAD.
is hunted from place to place. at length escapes to
Marseilles in Disguise lie traces him through his
ADVENTURES IN SOUTH AMERICA,
where he commenced
THE ITALIAN LEGION,
teaching his countrymen fight they might one day
strike blow in defense of
GRoANING ITALY,
up to the time when, having spent years in this
country he returned to Piedmont and there with
burning anxiety, the events which brought about
THE PRESENT WAR,
enabled him to place himself at the head of his pat
riotic followers to strike for
ITALY AND LIBERTY.
Nor does the author forget the hero's
sELF-sACRIFICING, NOBLE, UNDAUNTED WIFE
She, who amid all his
DANGERS AND TRIALS,
stuck closey his side binding up his wounds
aging with words of hope and love- and comforting him
always She who, after following his fortunes with
strength and devotion which seemed almost superhuman
dled, at last, before his eyes, even wle the cry OF
"THE AUSTRIANS ARE CoMINGl"
ringing in his and ears, and whose defenseless
grave afterwards desecrated by the worse than
boodthrsty monsters who gained possession of after
her pure soul had winged its flight to Heaven Is 1t TO be
wondered at that
JOSEPH GARIBALDI
HATES AUSTRIA AND THE AUSTRIANS.
The NEW YORK WEEKLY is for sale by all respectable
agents throughout the United States Those VINO
wish TO secure the reading of GARBALDf, THE HERO OF
ITALY should notify the agent nearest them IN ad
vance, to avoid disappointment. as Judging from
the orders pouring in they will not be able to more than
supply the demand.
STREET & SMITH, Proprietors,
% Beekman street, New York,
S. THOMPSON g. CO.. Agents for Worcester, Mass,
jy9 dot
Worcester daily spy., 1859-07-12
PRICE, 2 CENTS.
Zeal estate.

- HOUSE FOR SALE.-An excel
jii lent two story house Chandler street with
barn and $500 feet of land well stocked with frut
and ornamental trees will be sold liberal terms
Also for sale, the house No. Cottage street For in
formation, inquire at this office apply to
je29 DIV. s. Chandler street
Worcester daily spy., 1859-07-12
NFFICE OF NORWICH AND WOR-
n OTICE.-The AGRICULTURAL Ground will

~ VIII
be opened to persons wishing exercise their horses
on the track or for pleasure each day sunrise until
10 clock a. M, and from O'Clock until evening. Sea
John Boyden and f. f. Witt, of VIM. A. Brigham,
keeper of the grounds
Per order of Committee of Arrangements
my3
Worcester daily spy., 1859-07-12

piled by him with Spectaces. Eye Glasses &c: and he
gives that the Spectacles Glasses, Pebbles
polish and finish, to any made in this country He
specially invites the public in general when his best eff
forts shall be made suit them large assortment OF
the following articles constantly on hand made
der at the shortest notice:
Spectacles and Eve Glasses. in fine Gold Silver, She'll
and Steel Frames, with Pebbles and PerscOpic Glasses
to suit all sights
Nagnfyng Lenses for physicians, bankers artists en-
gravers, watch makers &c. Eye Protectors for travel
mles, cutters, painters, &c. Lenses for
Magic Lanterns &c, of exceedingly fine polish.
Telescopes and Spy Glasses for land and sea also
kind of Military Spy Glasses. Microscopes, from
the smallest to the largest SIZE Compasses Mathemati
cal Boxes and Drawing Tools, Barometers, Thermome-
ters Hour and Minute Glasses Sereoscopes Stercoscop
ic Pictures and OPERA GLASSES.
Rules to Judge ten The Sight ndy be assisted 6y the use
Of SpectGcteS.
When we Obliged to remove all objects to great
er distance from the eye than formerly in order to
them distinctly.
. When ndistinctness in looking at distant objects or
being compelled TO hold book nearer to the than
usual
s. When looking at and attentively considering small
object, it becomes confused, and to have
kind OF mist before it,
T. When the letters of book appear to run one into
the other and look double and treble.
s. When the eyes are fatgued by little exercise and
obliged to shut rub them and find relief by
looking at other objects.
g. When find it necessary to obtain more light
than formerly, for instance to place candle between
the eye and the object
I. When the eyes are irritated in sunny, windy or
snowy weather. or when there is an occasional appear
of spots.
yey to an individual of any age, young or old, the
sstance of SpectaceS not only proper but essentially
necessary And to those already wearing them, other
spectacles are certainly required.
~ He warrants all Spectacles to suit the Sight for
FIVE YEARS. or have the same changed without extra
charge dtf myl7
Worcester daily spy., 1859-07-12

THE QUINSIGAMOND CORNET
"A BAND are prepared to furnish appropriate Music
for occasion where the services of Brass Band may
be required. Engagements may be made with ALDEN
Is: PLfMPTON, Quinsigamond Iron and Wire Works. or
with A. W. SAWYER, at his Music Store, No 207 Main
street HENRY A. HOYT. Leader.
ALDEN B. PLYMPToN, Clerk.
Qunsigamond Nagc,l
Worcester, June ~, 1853. d3m ie29