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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-07

PECULIAR CHURCH CUsToM.-A peculiar
custom prevails at Norham, that If the bans
of marriage be thrice published, and the mar
riage does not take pla9R, the refusing party
male or female, pays forty shillings to the
vicar, as penalty for 'scorning the church" :"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-07

REALITY OF HAwTHoRNE's CHARAcTERs.--
Residents in Rome, during the last three or
four years, think themselves able to identify
American female artists now living there, as
the originals from whom Hawthorne has
taken traits of character, both for Hilda and
Miriam, in his romance of HThe Marble Faun." /"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-07

Z TERRIBLE TORNADO IN MIssIssIPPI.-A ter
rible tornado occurred in the vicinity OF
Greenville, Miss, on Saturday night. There
was much damage done to the plantations,
and negro man was killed at Psfrys plAntA.
lsa and several others wounded,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-07

AN EARL Discovered IN THE RANKs.-A
London paper says: The heir of Scottish
Earldom was discovered in the garb Of pri-
yate soldier On being recognized his Lord
ship who formerly held the rank Of An OH.
vsr, at enee admitted that he had sallslsd,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-07

OPPOSITION PoLITIcs IN ALABAMA.--It, is
proposed to hold "a State Convention in
Alabama, composed of the 0ld-line Wings,
Americans and all Others opposed to the
Republican and Democratic parties, on th
23d day of Nav next. y lt 1T 80 - b,,ob
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-07

HooP-sKIRT INDIGNATIoS.---In PEORIA ILL.,,
lntely, woman drew out the hoops of her
skirt and tied them 10 a hoop-pole, and thus
formed an effective cato mine tails, with
which she severely chastised an old gray
headed man, who had been gully Of some de-
prayity toward child of hers,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-07

/, PErRIFIED BoDy ExHuAED. lin exhuming
some bodies at family graveyard near Cray-
forisyille, s. O., lately, the body Of a woman,
buried some twelve or more years, was found
= pstrifAsslen, With each article Of dress
puffset
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-07

MYSTERIOUS CONDITION OF HUMAN BoDY
A SEEMING DEATH-LKFE.-On Thursday week
a young man in York, Penn, named Frede-
rick Schiding, suddenly took sick. Medical
aid was summoned, but he continued worse
until Sunday evening, when he apparently
died. He was placed in his grave on the
Wednesday following, at three O'clock in the
afternoon; but presentiment that he was
not really dead, caused his parents to have
him disinterred and conveyed to their resi-
dence. An examination of the body was
we understand, pronounced life extinct, but
others were undecided. In consequence, the
body has been ever since retained in the
house, and is still in perfect state of pre-
servation, no decomposition being yet dis
cernable.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-07

CIoERoRIAN WIr.-Cicero was Of low birth,
and Metellus was the son of a lewd woman.
Metellus said TO Cicero, one day, "Dwe you
tell your fathers name ~ Cicero without
scratching his head, instantly asked, :" Cail
yeur metksE tell yeufhf'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-07

A PESNsYLvANIA SCHOOL TEACHER BURNT
IN EFFIeY.-A certain school teacherin Naz-
areth, having made himself particularly dis
agreeable to the residents there, by publish
ing in the Bethlehem Advocate very severe
and unjust criticism on a concert recently
given at the former place, was last night pa
raded through the streets in effigy by pro-
cession of number of citizens, carrying
torches ond transparencies, and accompanied
by the band, who enlivened the proceedings
by playing the Rogue's March. After having
proceeded through most of the streets, they
halted in front Of the teachers residence, and
hanging the image ON gallows, set fire to it
amid the groans of the crowd, which was
kept up until It was consumed. The crowd
then again formed into procession and
marched through the streets, the band play
ing funeral air-after which they dispersed
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-07
ssy-sATURDAY AFTERNOON April u
GRAND MANNER

THE PRoDIGAL SON. At the request of many
families who unable to attend the night per-
formance at the Opera house with their children,
the management has pleasure to announce that Rn
afternoon performance viii be given Saturday, 7th
inst. fThe Prodigal Son" win be produced, with all
its graneur and effects. ..,.
Doors open at o'clock p NJ; performace at az
o'clock.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-07

CHANGE OF TIME.-To enable parties visiting the
Opera to he in time to witness the grand OPEN
ing tabeauN Of the Sacred Drama, the doors will be
opened at 7s O'Clock, and the overture commence at
s precisely.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-07

THIS ENENIN G., and every evening during
the week will be presented grand Illustrative and
THE PRODIGAL SON.
Reuben, Mr.. Conway -Azacl, the Prodgal Son, Mrs
Conway Jepthele, Miss Grocker Bucharis Mr..
sheridan; Amcnophis, Mr.. Chaplin; Nemroud,
Mr.: Tempeton ; Liza, chief dancer of the Temple
of Isis, Madame Bouxary; Nefte, Miss Proctor.
The noble concerted music Of. the drama will be
rendered by the entire strength Of the company,
aided by an efficient chorus.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-07

n One Henry Hoffman, who was the partner
Of John Zimmerman, eloped recently from q
Northern State with the lattsr's wife, which
81 sfisstsd Zimmerman that ks has hssofns
Insane,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-07

DIKE,S OPERA -HOUs E:-FOURTH-
II STREET, between Walnut and Vine.-S N.
PIKE, Proprietor; +. b. CONWAY, Stage Manager J.
f. MEhSLnr, Treasurer. ,,.,. -. {
and Balcony, so cents Amphitheater, - cents |;
Private Boxes, for eight PERSONS 50.
Box Office open from 10 A nj. until P. H., where
seats can be secured. F|f
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-07

An italian proverb says: Donna bruta
G mai di ston,aco; donna bella, NAL di teste"
Anugly woman is disease Of the stomach;
a handsome one of the head.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-07


To conclude with the dramatic spectacle Of
THE LAST DAYS OF PoMPEI.
Arbaces, Mr.. Macauey Lydon, Mr.. Carter; Glau-
Gus, Mr.. Pryor; Calenus Mr.. Barrett; Apcides,
MIR. Merton Medon, Mr.. Allen BurbO, Mr.. Ber.
nard Nydia, Miss Wyette The Sage Of Vosuvius,
Mrs. Laws lone, Miss A. Graham
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-07

The headquarters of the French Legation
in China viii be henceforth at Shanghai
instead Of Macao, according to instructions
from the foreign office. .a- 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-12
OH. CLING TO THE UNION

Oh, cling to the Union that gallant old bark,
Hath rode out the storm when the tempest was
dark
Her timbers were framed by patriot band,
And they're watching her still from the shadowy
land.
Oh, cling to the Union 'tis freedoms last trust;
Her hope will have fed when it falls to the dust;
The laugh Of the tyrant will sound DER the main
When he hears from our country the clank Of his
chain.
Oh cling to the Union for brothers we are;
We can spare from our Aag not stripe nor star;
Together unted-our race let Us run,
For cur hopes, and our aims, and our glory sre
one.
Oh, cling to the Union twas purchased with
blood,
Twas wet with the tears of the brave and the good,
The rpirits that formed it have gone to their rest,
And the turf lieth green on each patriot breast.
Then cling to the Union the hope of the world
Let the flag of the free on the breeze be unturled.
Till libcrty'S song shall triumphantly roll
From ocean to ocean, FROM tropic to pole.
as- A CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND
GENTLEM EN.-The subscriber will send free OF
ciaryrl to ali who desire it, the Recipe and direc
tons for making Il simple Vegetable B"tm, that
will, in from two to eight days, remove Pimples,
Blotchcs Tar, F.sckies, Sallowncss, and all impu
rites and roughness of the Skin, leaving the same
as Nature intended it should be-sott, clear,
rmooth, and beautiful Those desiring the Recipe,
with full Instructions and advice, will please call
address with return postage.)
JAS. 7. MARSHALL.
PRACTICAL ChEaisT.
No. ,? City Building, \. YORK.
New Nnrk oup o-l3mu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-12
LOCAL ITEMS.

PoLIr!CAr..-THE CONSTITUTIONAL UNION
PARTY, OF this city, raised 4 splendid flag staff,
Yesterday, at the corner of Cameron and
Royal streets, near the City Market, and
within short distance Of the spot where
was erected the first Wing pole of 1874 The
flagstaff is a beautiful one, and carries its
flag l30 feet in the air=2tar above the spire
of the Market House steeple. The Flag of
our Union" now floats at its mast head but
in few days it will wear also the broad
pennant of the champions Of the Union flag,
BELL AND EVERETT. This flag is now being
manufactured, and will be presented to the
Central Club by the Union ladies Of Alexan-
dria The staff is really an ornament to its
locality, and is most creditable to all engaged
ia securing its erection.
Tns DorcLAs DEMOCRATS, of this city, con-
template a Mass Meeting in this city, on
Thursday night next, at Sarepta Hall.
TnE REGULAR MEETING of the Breckenridge
Democratic Association, appointed for We'd
nesday, has been postponed, III consequence
of Ball ut Sarepta Hail on that night.
The Breckinridge and Lane i1ag was raised
on the pole near the Court House. .on Mon
day night last.
TnE REGULAR WEEKLY MEETING Of the
Central ninn Club takes place this evening,
"A. Il mon Hall, and rs matters Of interest
will be considered. iuIi attendance is de-
sired
IGLrMINArloS-rh store of Wilmer x
Bro, and the establishment Of G. 4. Bald
win 4 Co., was again Illuminated on Monday
night last. The brilliant gas light poured
from each window in 4 flood Of brlliancy
upon the street. driving darkness away from
the entire neighborhood. Tie illuminated
building, standing out against the dark sky,
made novel appearance and many persons
stopped TO admire. The illumination was
under the superntendance of Mr.. ". Cogan,
the plumber of the establishment.
BALL T0-NIGHr.-A ball in commemora-
ton of the battle Of North Point, will take
place tonight. at Sarepta Hall, under the
auspices Of the iT5th Regiment. Everything
will be done to make it attractive and agree
.blc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-12
FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, SC.
ALEXAN NDkIA AGENCY
THE
NORTHERN ASSURANCE CCMr'X., LONDON.

HEAD OFFICE FOR THE UNITED STATES,
No.. 81 South IHid Street. PuHodejphia.
,29o,aO Uo
Paid up Capital and SurpluS.......... III, W
SECURITY TO POLICY HOLDERS.
rYNil 5 old and responsible Company nSurss
against loss damage by Fire, almost every
description Of property, and offers to Merchants
aud others desiring Insurance, the security OF an
actual Capital o So 29S 500, Tor the whole of which,
and Tor any liabilities beyond, the Shareholders are
INDlyIpuALLY RESPONSIBLE, even 10 the extent ol
thcir entire fortunes. The Shareholders number
about Que thousand, and large portion oi
these are persons oi great wealth, the most ample
provisions exist for meeting every possible CLAIM
against the Company.
SUBJECT 10 THE LAWS OF TIE UNITED
STATES.
In appointing Al Agrut for the unltrd States
the Company has empowered him 40 appear L"
ANA accept any action legal proceedings inSt'-
tutcl against ar by said Company. in the sanle
mallrlcr rs if the Company were Corporation OF
Company established by the laws ot the United
States or amy Of the several States.
PROVISION FOR PAYMENT or LOSSES IN
TIE UNITED STATES.
\ SPECIAL PERMANENT Fund HA> BEEN Placed
ArTnE rlsposAL oF THi. AGEHT At PnILApMLrHIA.
TO ENABLE HlM 70 AnLl 81 AND PROMPTLY PAY ALL
LosSE>, WITHOUT EEfERENtE TO i.oH2oN-
LIBERAL To TIE INSURED.
The uniform course Of the Compan. has a!"ayS
been a liberal one towards Policy Holders N"JuSl
claim n&s ever been disputed, and prompt pay
meat Of losses i standing rule. During the
past year, losses exceeding S323,ooo were raH.
Losses IaiI n soon ~ the amount is aSccrtalmed.
ANNUAL INCOME.
The Income Of the Company is now about ST.
600. 900, increasing gradually each year, showing
that it has the confidence OF the different comnu-
mites in which business is done.
RATE OF PREMIUM.
The Rate Of Premium will bc moderate, and III
all eases will be based upon the character ot the
owner or occupant and the merits Of the risk.
IN. conditions Of Insurance are framed with the
greatest libcrality.
JAMES T. CLOSE, Agent.
E.<sr ORice in Exchange Block, on King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-12
AUCTION SALES.
pyA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

a.
INTERESTING SALE At PUBLIC AUC-
| TlON OF REAL ESTATE AND Personal
PROPERTY On the first TUESDAY ihe ID
dav) OF October at 10 o'clock, two highly cult
ted faTns ad dining, containing about ~ acres
each. situated miles from Washington city, ID.
c.. on the Seventh street road, in Montgomery
county, Nd. Also, Household Furniture and
every description Of Farm Stock consisting IN
part Of
Nine Hurses and one Colt,
One pair OF Working Steers.
Twenty. four head Of Cattle comprising
Milch Cows. Young Steers, &c &c,
Abou, thirty Hog and Sh"a,s, LOT II SHEEP,
Pair Of Enc Carriage Horses.
Light Carriage, new double Harness,
Fly Nets. Buffalo Robes, Blankets, &c, .tc.
Also Family Carriage aud Double Harness.
SINGLE Harness. Ladies and Gents Saddle.
Brides, Sleigh Bells, &c, &c,
one Fuur Horse Wagon, llarncs" Carts, ta!ryal
Corn and Cob Cru$herS, good 81 new.
Thrcsiling Machine ana Horse Power,
Ruckaway Fan, Reaper and Mower.
And many other useful articles IL" numerous to
mention.
Large lot of Clover and Timothy llay.
Wheat Rye and Oat Straw. Corn and Corn Fodder.
The farms will be sold nj o'clock, without
reserve. Mol +. containing ab"Et 2no acres. tlte
trrirrt and ir,. troin all c.icumhraucc, has al ctc-
-ant modern house, rcplc;c with all c"nvcnIcurcS
oi = first class city residence such rs baths water
closets range and pump III Kitchen furnace fine
drv cellar hot and cold water III bed rooms. con
Scryatuly and in tact every thing requisite for :n
ricg#n, country residence. The house, with lis
surroundings cost about SlO,au0
Farm No. , las about 200 acres highly impr"v
cd land good arm nCuSc. corn Grub anu Sra-
nary, good barn and s'ah!iug for - hor>cs.-
Buildings valued according to insurance survey at
about 81 UUG the whole under good fencing: picn
" Of excellent water in every direction. Also.
sufficient woodland and fine meadows. The farms
will be sold together or separate, at first rurcAas-
cr: option.
Terms OF sale: One third cash. balance 10 suit
the purchaser, secured by deed Of trust On the
property. A the personal property will be sold
on a credit Of : months for al sums over SO and
up 70 so: all over that credit OF i months
will he given for notes satisfactorily endorsed,
bearing interest from the day OF sale; all sums un-
der : 10 cash. The whole property. real and per
>ona will hc sold ithuUt reserve Oh the first luc'
day in October, AMI The sale will he continued
daily until The whole Of the property is disposal
Of. The property can he viewed and every dcSl-
rahc information given hy calling on the owner
WILLIAM A. BATCIELOR, about } miles be-
yond The farms of Mr.. Ciagctt and j. p. Blair on
the Seventh: street road. Address il by letter
Cottage Post Office, Montgomery county. Md.
4. GREEN, Auct.
h,,r,.,,,r.rv r,u,ttv Nd snp 6--d:.
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FOR BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RIVER
LANDINGS.

INCREASED AtLDM .hODt
-. THE "DIAMOND STATE Capt.
49,, y Jacob kcrwin. will leave Alexandria,
on SATURDAY. at > ucInck, =. NJ, and returning,
will leave Baltimore, on Wednesday, ut ! o'clock,
p NJ or earlier. II lo1del, ana all Surplus freight
will be taken by the 81. Nirholas.
n-aus The "Sr. NICHOLAS" Captain
,c-:.,sss, - samuel Guy, will leave Washington
al i u'rlock aud Alexandria at : o'clock. A. NJ,
On Saturday morning. and returning, will leave
Baltimore on Wednesday ut b O'Clock. 7. NJ, anu
will call At the following Iandins> 10 land and
receive pusseAger> aud trcigh Point Lookout,
Forr.. Era,m'-, and Coud'> WuArves, Piney
POINT. stones Wharf. ChappelI Point, Pope>
Greek. aal all the established upper landings on
ta. Maryland Shore. and White Point. Matthias
Point aud Boyd'> Hole, on the Nirnisia Shore.
1.2o WHEAT 4 BRO. Agents.
CHANGE OF HOURS
OK AND AFTER MONDAY. ArRlL 9rn. 1850.
.r~~p GEORGE PAGE. and xT"
-, 4. ID THoS. C0LLlEK. E-ve,ssa.sis E--vre,sssaa.sis
GEORGE PAGE. leaves Alexandria ~ Il, ), ~,
T.? >, aad - o'clock.
O'clock
THOMAS C0LLNEK, loaycs Alexaniris At u.
9, II, /, : AMI o'clock.
Leaves Washington At ). 10, -, ;. ana y o.
clpra.
tx,.rt on ru.<it,a ani Fridays. on which days
will leave Washington Al ~. aud AleNSndr'"
At toy "'ratk. Tor Mount Vernon
:. UEpNEY. ,.,.,,;r.
ana :. BAKER.
,r-,a CHANGE OF RUNNING Of
- - STEAMER "lPSEl.-on and after
M,aity. Iiln Instant. the Steamer GlFNtf VIII
r4l4 tr ttu a!,t t. Pennington tni Alexandria. on
MJadty,. y Nelur>.luyS anl FRIDAYS, Tor pa>Sen-
gers aut freight. leaving Pennington Al - o.
rG,.. n r.fyruips leave AicXaudrla At !,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-12

CARRIAGE POLES, Shafts Wagon Bands
~ Sukey Shafts, Bent Rims, Spokes, snd &
further supply Of Axle Grease. The best article
yet made. GEO. I. BALDWIN,
sen 3 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-12
SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
CO u u i y Y,
4 ALENANDkIA, NIKhlNI \.
CAPITAL OVER 500, 900 DOLLARS,

ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL OVER SOC, 600 DGALAhs,
AND CONSTANTLY INCREASl Nc.
The Charter Of this Company OILERS more iaT"r;l-
HE advantages t. the farmer and others, IMAM any
Company chartered in the State, by in>nring
with or without premium note. If The applicant
prefer he can pay the full amount Of the premium
in ASH or by cilcctng a cash insurance for tive
years the insured saves ouc-cign;a OF the amount
he would otherwise have 10 pay; or ~ becoming
member and giving a;uall premium noe, the IN
surca saves nearly onc-}aii Ut the amount charged
~ Stock Companies, when insurimg !roul year I"
year. This is the advantage resulting from the
combination Of the
CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.
This Company commenced issuing Pohclc>
against loss or damage by lire, on the i"th u2y oi
March, 1854, since which time over seven thousand
seven hundred persons have insured anu becom.
members of the Company, and over seventy thou
sand dollars have been paid Tor losses. llaVlhE
Increased our business during the past year we feel
grateful! for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
The Company thus far, and for its haltcring pros
poets of future usefulness. The Directors nope
and believe that, hy prudence caution. and rlgid
system OF economy they will establish Tor this
Cumpany Il reputation tor chcapntSS ana safety
not surpassed by any Company III The l. states.
All differences in settlement Of losses, may h'
determined ny three di,iuicrc>tcd arbitrator" o! th
County where such los, happened, t. he mutually
ct,n'.. ~ -, insured and the Cunpanv.
DIRECTORS:
H. W Thomns. James I. close.
+. y. Robertson, Thomas T. Hi.
Dr. X. II. Stabler, K. Il. Carter.
Hht!''"Fn'r =, Nt''s' ;, y 't ~ "a'o,'
!. Aj",l'?;$r'm'' n n = :, 1870 .t'i
$iias BigloW. Ben. +. Aaiie,
". NJ. Turner, George J.. French.
a Ii. bi"heE' ,pr,, NJ " H. = N'''S"''
:, w ~ ,tI Et,' ~ nan rr.,o,
II. W ao'l""' tEE I "'"'"> - , ,''' i,.
l. t.. h"oer's"N' 'ffts " III. '" ',S',' S,', ,
"AH. l, 'h"HH' A''"''' '''''''' -N'''.
NY I--r&dly
rs,uE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY uF
! ALEXANDRIA, continues 10 insure :,san>r
fir., generally. in Town rnG Country - heretofore
on ,b,. ms; reasonable. terms.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
A.ravNN !. COVER, Fr'Hi'tn'
William t,rcg"ry, Edward :. h"nGH.
Rohcrt JAMESON, james /. Smith,
Ihuma. Il. keith, Robert q. Violet.
William H. fpwic, Thomas M''i ":!n'rk,
John ii. Brent, John " tthcr$.
john L. Dainge:icli,
EtE" Office hours from 10 !, an" ir"'" = |" ""7
o',lo,k c. ". WATTLES. Secretary.
Office cr King street. near St A.ani.
noy l0-dIy
,,,r n,.rnu,c r>rS,piNrp COMPANY
VIZ ry,Nupr, ,.,,,r. ,,l;,lJ. insurance
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FIRST INSTALMENT.
;',I EfnhS

DY SHIP MACAULAI from Liverpool, we
y have received q crates ct WHITE GRANITE
QUEENSWARE.
BY the barquc Pe,rea nov on her voyage from
liverpool direct to Alrvandria. chartered for our
goods solely. We shall receive the residue 81 our
Fall importation of l9j crates and hogsheads Of
common and superior goods.
Merchants on the line OF the Orange and Lynch
bury, Eiryinia aud Tennessee and other railroads
connecting ue.d 90 no jn,thsr No,ti for goods in
our liuc--"hcthv: they consider the assortment
styles and quality of goods the prices at which
we will >cilwc guarantee satisfaction in AL these
particulars. rau2 K. II. MILLER. son Il CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-12

GOLD B0X VICES from 40 to 80 fbs., best
- Wrought Anvils Of all weights. Elacksmith's
Bellows and Tools, Of all descriptions at lowest
rates. dEORGE 1. bhLD"i iN,
sen ; King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-12
DRAIN PIPE.

ATE HAVE received samples Of "STEAM
w PRESSED STONEWARE DRAIN PIPE"
and will take orders for the same. in any quaint
ties Of any desired size, from inches to 80 il
diameter, in feet lengths This pipe will answer
tull q. we'll ~ Lead or Iron Pipe, at much less
cost, Tor ali purposes Of conducting water to or
from buildings, by the natural iow where there is
pressure or strain.
BURNERS or others who have Springs at dis-
tunce from their dwellings or barn yards, at
moderate elevation will find great advantage
in the a5e of this pipe,
Samples exhibited, and any information requic-
r,l, will be cheerfully given on application to
mo22 4. ii. MILLER, SON d co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-12

1tHESTNUT GROVE WHISkEY.-Thc en-
" tcrpri>ing proprietor has furnished Inc COM
munity Il Stimulant, Pure, llcalthtni ana inflgo-
rating, Mt the same time y mild delicious beverage.
II is calculated to do away with the vile dragged
stuff that is palmcd of on the community, ana
which is injurious to body and mind. In addition
{, the certificates beneath. lie has received Dl-
pluma from the STATE AGRlCULTCRALS So
CIETY, aud additional testimony from DR..
JACKSON, of Boston, who teslicS under oath to
its absolute purity.
CERTIFICATES.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9Th, lS5S.--We have care
fully tested the sample of Chestnut Grove Whiskey
which YOU sent us, and find that ii contains none
Of the poisonous substance known rs fuSil Oil,
which is the characteristic and injurious ingredient
ot the whakeys in general use
BOOTH, GARREr ( CAMAC.
Analytical Chemists.
NEW York. Sept. I'd, lS5s.--l have ana!yzod
sample of Chestnut Grove Whislscy, received from
Mr. Charles Wharton. ,ir., of Philadelphia, and
having carefully tested ii, | am pea.ad to state
that il il entirely free from poisonous OF 'l"seeri-
ouS substances II j. an unusually pure and line
tlayorod quality of WhSkey.
JAS. K CHIFFON, Analytical Chemist
Bosro>. March 1th, lSj9.--l have made chem
iral analysis Of commercial samples Of Chestnut
Grove WAskcy, which proves IL he free from the
heavy FuSil Oils. and perfectly pnrc and unadui-
lcrated. The fine ravur Of this whiskey is derived
from the Grain used in manufacturing il. Res
pcct:uIly,
4. \. HAYES. VI. D.. State ASSaycr,
No. IL. boyiston Street
For sale hy {. WHARTON. Jr.
Sole Principal Agent,
No. IL Walnut street, Phl!adciphm.
Philadelphia, jy 2S-d3m