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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-05
CLEVELAND WEEKLY LEADER

WILL COMMENCE JANUARY 1st' 1862.
For seventeen years the LEADHR has re-
newed its weekly visits to the fresides of
its friends throughout the West in general,
ami Northern Ohio in particular. Improved
facilities for printing have enabled its prOprie-
tors to reduce the price till it has become a
successful competitor with the leading week
ly papers of New York. ..-.-...
The coming year viii be the turning year
Ofthe century. Every month will be crowd
ed with important events, and every week
will develope some new and startling phase
Of the g
Great Shareholders Rebellion !
1t is unnecessary for us to dilsts on the
importance of ones taking a newspaper at
this time when our country Is passing
through one of the most terrible and gigan.
tic civil wars the civilized world has ever
seen. 1t is still more needless, perhaps, for
US to urge the advantages Of having good
HOME Err
To keep US posted in the news nom the
seats Of war, where three-quarter Of a mil
lion of our countryman are arrayed in arms
against each other to decide whether Free
dom or Slavery shall predominant in our
land. Every aeigAbOrhOOd, and almost
every family has one or more of its mem-
bers in the army, and the movements of the
divisions viii be a matter of intense interest
to all. We shall take the utmost pains to
give particular accounts of all engagements,
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H.B. KIHBBMT, UlsFlland,
l:2es s7snsral "A 9erf ~ Uhf1.
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PREPARED BY j. O. AVER

The above are all from persons who aro publisIv
knoWa where they reside and who would moi MAKE
that they we're true.
PREPARED BY J. O. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
And g. W. CLARK, and By all Druggists and
Dealers In Medicine eVsryWhere.
dse5;R26dw&twsow
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sla. B. B. K1sasLET-Dear Sir: We hel fl 3 duo
" 0We 70 the public TO state that Marahall'n Cl'
sh1licou is . medicine i1Faiusbl0 tor complaint
cassl under the head 7f Female Dlg5ase5. NshaFh
used your G-RfenbeTg Medicines and have ben
greatly beEa1tted tnoFely, 20 much %, nat FaTs
thu price double, We would haTe them. 1olha thoa-
Ts would recommend tho Casaollcon - sura pana-
ga. IL gives strength = the system and snahls1
each Of the organs d Ehe bodY nsrtor thalr -
proPriats functions. Mrs. W. OATEB,
mrl. y - WEEEH.
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MFaiR8t,
1851.
nECEMBER APPOINTMENTS.
RELIEF TO THE AFFLICTED.

DIR. s. g. CLARK,
GERMAN REFORMED URiPATHTO
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Osn be consulted at the following times and places:
VIII be at his Office, No. g. Garden street. OlsTo.
land, o. the last week Of each and every month.
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given.
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To CLUBs.-Single copy 50 per year; Two
copies for IS, Five for sI1 Is, Ten for
$40 90, and any larger number at the lattsc
rate. For club of twenty, an extra copy
will be sent. For club of forty, we send
the DAILY LEADER gratis one year. The
Tri-Weekly contains the entire reading mat
ter of the Daily.
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RA-The above named Ladies No ara personallyac
daaInted with, ana kn5E tAat for several yeaEI
while E8 lived IN Mediua, theg graf 5lferCTI
Miss B. has bOen 20 badly afflicted that 4 VS. viii
diihculty she able TO stand upon her feet a 5E
bottles Of Oatholicun entirely cured her of haF con-
plsints- Ny wife received great bsHedt MN thil
medicine. We recommend it 90 the Aadi68 cl thh
county as sale and eiieisls rpIaedT for tho mang
complaints they ars suhis 70.
JOHN WEEE1,
EiitoF Canhold Herald.
HH- ErEasrrr- li.z.l.na.
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dhcatss aud testimonials, which relieved and
happy patients have rendered him, and have
kindly permitted him 70 exhibit e those desiroas
] as.ofios hour fran 8 A. .M.toaF n dsa1z
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peLlEuL5 IIoIl al p2Tt5 o. nc oollIrT. -
Ii PILLS, the only genuine Female P1ls II
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PFlce-Sl per box PersQns ending for Eilla
will enclose one dollar and tWC postage 5tamp8.
Several persons knowing the eihcary Of thess
L-..E.I.. Phi. ...- --l-....- ------- -
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An extra copy will be given to the getter
up of the Club fer his troublei when club
reaches as high as fifty copies q Tri-Weekly
viii be given; and when it raaches one
hundred, copy of the Daily Leader viii be
given. -
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NVI4LI 10 LAUL p = -
No article Of medicine, intendas j. he uss
Of Females, that has ever made /; spleaTanse
has met with such universal success as these Gel
ebrated Pills. NO disease is so little understood,
and consequently badly treated az female dis
and careful experience IN all varieties Of fs-
male Complaints, and IN al cases Of ifre7 ulaF-
ties, SuppIes.ion, Lsneonhoea oE Whilas- y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-19

! DUkIFy THE BLOOD !-MOFFAT'S VEGE-
L TABLE LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX
! BITTERS.-Thc high and envcd celebrity which
these pre- eminent Medicines have acquired for
! their invaluable efficacy in ail the Discusses which
they profess 10 cure has rendered the usual prac-
tIcc Ot pulling not only unnecessary, but unworthy
/ Of them. In all cusr> Of Asthma, Acute, and
Chronic rheumatism, Affections OF the Bladder
and Kidneys Bilious ftvers and Liver Com
plants, in the South aud Nost, where these dis
eases prevail, they will be found invaluable
Etanlcrs. farmers and others, who once use these
Medicines, will never afterwards he without them
Bilious Cholic. Serious LouscUess Piles, Costiyc-
ness, Colds and Coughs, Cbolic, Corrupt Humers,
DropSc..
| DTsrHrsIA.--No person with this distressing
disease, should delay using these Medicines i'm
meliatciy.
llruptions OF Tie Skin, Eryspelas, Flatulency.
FEVER AND ACUE.--For this scourge of the
Western country, these Medicines will be found u
safe, speedy and certain remedy. Other medicines
leave Tic system subj TO return Of the dis
ease c;1Tcb By these medicines is permanent =,
Try them. BE satisfied, and be cured.
Founcss Of Comp mpleXiou, General Debility, ,Gout,
Gldne<s. Gravel! headaches Of every kind, In
ward Fever, lntammatory rheumatism, Impure
Blood, Jiumdce, Loss Of Appetite.
MEHCuRIAL DiSEASES.-Nevc= fails to eradi-
sooner than the most powerful preparation Of Sar-
saparilla.
Night Sweats. Nervous Debility, Nervous Com
plants, of all kinds, Organic Alectious.
PN.ES.-The original proprietor Of these medi-
cines was cured Of Piles, Of 80 years standing, by
the Of these Life Medicines alone.
Pains in the Head, Side, Back, Limbs,- Joints
and Organs.
RnHUMArfsM.-Tho$ affected with this terrible
,..;lI In t.ofh I Midi
cines. -
Rush Of Blood to the Head, Scurvy, Salt Rheum,
Sweil;nGs.
Scrofula. o. Kings Evil Units worst forms. Ul-
Of every description.
Worms of all kinds are cirec;uaIly expelled by
these medicines. Parents viii do ~cll to adGlins-
Ter them whenever their existence is suspected.
Relief viii he certain.
THE LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BIT
TERS purify the Blood, and thus remove all dis
ease from the system. Prepared and sold by
DR.. WILLIAM L. AOFFAT,
i35 Broadway, cor. Of anthony street, New York.
For sae by AL Druggists
New York iy l6--dIv
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NO. 92.
MISCELLANEOUS READING
AN EXECUTION SCENE IN FRAscE.--I we

AN EXECUTION SCENE IN FRAScE.--I was
obliged to keep on the outskirts of the crowd.
and never having seen an execution before,
! could not hel being shocked by the levi
ty Of these people. Men were hawking
about cakes, rolls, and lots of other eatables.
which We're bought freely. and deroured
amidst laughter and jokes, us if they were
at tete. followed the rear of the pro-
cessIon, and got close up 60 the scaiold.--
The prisoners were brought out in two
open carts, and then, for the first time,
had en- opportunity of seeing what they
were like. Neither of them appeared to bo
more than 36 years of age, and it was impos-
sible to detect in their faces any signs OF
ferocity. Stupid enough they looked, certain
ly, but there was much more Of the sheep
than of the wolf in their physiognomy.-
Each held crucifx in his hand, and each
had Il priest beside him; who prayed inceS
sanity. Their responses were fervent, and
there was an agonising earnestness in their
tone which was dreadful to hear. AS tie
cortege moved slowly through the throng.
there was no longer any of that levity per-
ceptible which had shocked me few min
utes before. Everybody y-men aud women
seemed to sympathize with the criminals,
and noticed lips moving, as if some among
the spectators were Offering up prayers ior
their souls. There was pause when We
reached the foot of the scafold, and the priest
recited more and longer prayers. Then Que
of the criminals ascended the steps, holding
the priest by one hand and the crucifix in
the other. This was Barral. lie looked
slowly along the sea Of upturned faces, IS if
he would Like to sse somebody be knew
Then he looked up to the bright blue sky
for minute | could see the tears glitter
in his eyes as he brought them down to their
former level, and heard him say distinctly,
as his head was being arranged IN its place,
".Je meurs, maisjc suis innocent. .je su's in
nocent EHe M a tue Je suis innocent.--
o mon Dieui" The heavily.loaded axe descen-
ded like flash Of lightning, and guilty or
innocent, soul was liberated to enter upon
the next mysterious stage of existence.~-
once Week.
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GEORGE. S!;i GERS,

BUDh-DI \ ULH .tNU TNFEN NtitGN.
W. - Prince street. ":H"H''e t&c ""%ehe 0J'"r,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
sE USlC, Magazines, ANA Old 3o"hs hound III
lSs any Styic. also RUE. and make 1" order,
anv description III BLANK BOOKS. which will
warrant i be made ot t;c o;: apcr amd materials,
ui hound in he strongest ii:iltncr. Bank Hhlr1rS,
bankers Merchants. Clerks oi Courts, Hotel Keep
er. n>u:anr: Companies, and all who van! b!a!'"
Books are respectfully invited 10 give ne Il call
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ORANGE t. ALEXANDRIA, RAILROAD.

be ~ % !: ::z:s
NN AND AFTER SUNDAY, Apri! l4th,
W 1861, u TRAIN vii! leave Alexandria daily,
for Lynchburg and the Southwest connecting at
GordonSyio with the Trains on !!ie Eirgiaia Cen
tral Railroad for Richmond, Charlottesville,
Staunton, &c, ana with the Train tho Manassas
Gap Railroad, tor Woodstock. Nj. Jackson. &c.
Through Tickets to RICHMOND, LYNCH
BURG, KNOXVILLE. MEMPHIS, NASH
VILE, MOBILE, MONTGOMERY. AID NEW
ORLEANS, at the Ticho; Oiice, corner oi Duke
and Henry streets.
Leave Aexuu,3ria t; G45, A. NJ, aaa arrive
l.3O, P. NJ.
J. NJ. BR0ADUS, General Ticket Agent.
ap l5-tf
MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD.
~ ~ e e EEL :
PASSENGERS tor this Road viii leave tho
l. Alexandria Station. IN In" Orange Train, II
/, A. NJ, daily jSun,ayS exceptej} arrive at Al
exandria ut l.30. p. Vi. Through tickets hy this
route to atddlcburs and Wirc!.cstcr.
The Trains leave Mount Ja'k*on daily }Sun-
days exccptc,i.l ut T:2j. i. ~, auI arrive al
Mount Jackson at l:05. p. u.
ap l6-tf EDWARD GREEN. Treasurer.
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Corner o. Regal AID Wilkes streets
= - II

LOTl6t o iAoY@. AHa "IIAes s1TatLsi
hLEEaEI2IA, Va,
: prepared 10 c&cr;:n orjrrs Tor ATA1IoSEH:
! SrrAM EAalNES, Bo!LsGS, Mil Gearing. SHIFT
;.s.;, HaIcys aud ii.ng":H Tu44t"n5clcw*. Pumps,
Fans Slide and Hand i.sI!vs. DriIl PRESSES. Wrought
ar Cast Railing. Cuiutnas ar Girra, Gas u y aic!
Pipe ana iilriiine'y .; every description. surG-
riur CASTINGS made IL order III short notice and
aD .s;Srn aE'.. terms np I---."t=
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BUeINEES CARDS.
j. y. C0RHE. ". j.. tohs u
Banking, Exchange, and Collection ehce Of
COKSE BR0T II ERs,

CONSE r OF II EMS,
No. % Exchange 6iocE
56TE will make Collections on all accessible
w points in the United States, and hold pro-
ceeds subject 10 Check, or relAit promptly to any
Gasjrual.,; pn;nl
We will deal in Erchnryc, TINE Bii., Fromio-
ss,y Nofes. Tucny..ca: l;oarg, Coin, Sc.
STOCKS and other SErt iITinS bought and sold
on Commission, aud i,OANS negotiated on 'a'er-
able terms. Interest allowed 10 pop"sitoFs'
\ varied experience .! mAny years III this nuSi-
ness, enables L" 10 offer oaT services win
to The prbiic ioH w l"---tl ~
j. w. guExE ARTHUR HERBERT.
Banking, Exchange, end Collection CTice Of
Dt'RkE d Il ER RBEhT,
No. SO, King street.
s5vE will make Collections on al accessible
w po:lts in H., United States, and hold pro-
ccc,i> subject tn Cheek remit promptly 10 any
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TUE CooLEsr THING on REcoRD.--As Gen.
eral Scotts army was marching triumphantly
into the City Of Mexico, says sn exchange, u
procession Of monks emerged from the gate
Of u convent situated on the eminence it
right and advanced with slow and measured
tread until they met the army at right an
giles. The guide or leader of the procession
was q venerable priest, whose hair whitened
with the frost of many winters. lie he'd IN
both hands a contribution box, upon which
there was lighted candle, and when within
few feet of the army the procession halted.
As the army proceeded, many a believer
dropped some small coin into the old priests
dier searching in his pockets for something
20 bsstow the old priest would step forward
and hold his box to receive the d4nation.-
Ultimately there came along Il tall, gaunt,
timber sided, gander-looking Yankee, who
on seeirg the poor priest thrust hls
hands into his breeches pockets, as if in search
for dime, or something of the kind
The priest observing this movement, advan-
ced, IS usual, while Jonathan, holding
forth Il greasy looking roll ofpaper, commen-
ced very deliberately unfolding it. The old
priest anticipated liberal donation, and
put on an air Of the M ost exquisite satistac-
1ion. Jonathan continued to unroll piece
after piece of tri-twisted smoking tobacco
He next thrust his hand into another pock-
ct, and drew forth q clay pipe, which with
the utmost CELEBRATION, he proceeded to till
by pinchipg off small particles Of the tobac-
co. When this was done, having replaced
his tobacco in his breeches pocket, he step
ped forward and lighted his pipe by the
old priests candle, and-making an awk-
ward inclination of the head, (intended per-
llapS, for bow he said, auch obleeged to
We squire" and proceeded on.-NashriHe
Patriot.
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JAMES G. NEVETT,
Duke Street Wharf, Alexandria,

Duke Street Wharf, Alexandria, Va,
Opposite PIONEER Mills,
Is NON receiving his fall supplies Of GUANoS
L and FERTILIZERS, as follows:
No. | PERUVIAN GGASo, direct importation.
CALIroKSiA GUANo, vi reccut importation,
alyzing S pc: cent. Ammonia.
ROHINsoN'S No. ! MANIPULATED urASo,
superior article warranted equal TO any i'll the
market.
lcnAroE G;ASo from Sall:naa Bay, Atri-
ca ana wing IL per cent. Am,nonia. warranted
genuine.
BAKERS ISLAND GrANo, anal wing IS to 50 per
cent Bone Phosphate Lilue.
DEbunG'S NJ. ! SUPER pucsrnATe or LINK.
No. CuLuMBIAN GUAM.
NJ. NAvASSA GUASo.
4. A. MEAlcAS GrAAo.
prLyERIzED EOnES.
All Of which are warranted To he Of the best
quality, and will be sold iii large small quanti-
ties lit The lowest market rates. aus 10
SPRING GOODS! sPRIEG GooDs.!
| HAVE now open and ready for sale my
L Spring supply OF FANCY and USEFUL AR
TIGLES, wnci. | offer 10 tie public as cheap ~
they eau be t9uud in this c;ty. l name in part
lie following articles: Trimmings ans ButlonS
o; all the latest lycs NUr=ed anG Silk Bin nlingS,
Velvet and other Ribbons, HoOped Skirts, of su.
oerior quality; Head Neits, Of Ill The latest rarie-
..,,har S;rl, ond ro1; poits. IT,, .nS q; !,
rr,s,|.. ,.,II nI w, panas. c.a,o,a. ~
.r"n,h MI sha,,;nr, ana CInrh prnaL|.s., 1ras,
sing, Tuckiug, Pocket i"uf. Side, Neck ana Long
Cnnh.: Travelling and School Satchels, Port Mo-
nai-S and Purses. Soap and periumeries, Clouds
r';,,;,' GD,t. lu H.,
hrn;Inr;n, ,nI crri,w EiiEs. p;os NEEDLES
Hooks ani Eyes. Thread Twiiied and Linen
III, llr,tS
dies. Walking Canes, Looking Glasses, and Il
rely of other articles, which can be hought cheap
Ter cash, 1t c. {. BERRY'S,
ap , no. %, King-strcet.
;, ,,,.e,,,
4 LII " C9i acSho"'e'ga tieSe are nara !!hies,
= ana IL necoWes Hi 10 save What 'heE can. Wy
Slo'" T. .' eau "'Tr nv ~ 90 az
~ III! 'hpOm ~ "'"N''N -'Nr' 'i"f
""e!s ,", 'e ','"n,
' """' ''''Ne'S
~ "o""h . "'"p 80.
20 t"&cH ii"Tse 10.
/" dozen ri"ur ana Meal 90.
10 d"zcn Zine Wash Boards; ~ doz Wood Dc.
-" i" 'rr, rr,, wi T,rn" ~, 'S>''S ' ~ '' 's''''' ''
20 w., C,.Inr Tuh<
~ ,,oz,u Barrel ami s,sff C!1nrns
- .iozcr ua;f Busaei Measure.
10 dozen p.c.s and Half pncks
POO dozen Bronms: - dozen Wb;yos
10 ,Inz.u Hearth Ernous
100 ,.ross Mason Bl,.linr
, Jn,,, Nit.
VIII. w"-i, W;,,,i,,- c,,,o..,,J c.r,.1j,;
49,, =:
- Ill r..,, ,n - .nn - ~,,.hnI - f,o
Al rI.;. n'li ,I viii ~,
''' P'r", P,i, '''' '''"'s 81 0",'' iIruprM,' ~
.;.,I R,,.l ,,r.., / d,,n. Sn1ti, ~ KIM,
~ - my - S'':''' ''o'''> 1-- 'Ou''' ~ N'"S
LhAAS phlA i: L - . il 4 Il Il Co'lpAN l.-
- i'i'.,5 "%f. =" ttG
~ ~ u: -, ''''', n'A' =, y! a,'
"'',H5'n Oi''' 80. - w.
tio'h, = W. .hHb"'i @Hp@0i 'pS1't':' |"f ".>
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MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD.
NOTICE.

Fass .-xs sr..r ,;.r -Ez.s"ss.=:= ;.
A SO 81 ~ ~. s
NN AND AFTER this date. Ike freight trains
~ Of the Orange and Alexandria faiIro"j!'
vii! leavA Alexandr: OIL Monday, Wednesday,,
and Friday ouly. a.,d return IN Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday.
Fish will not be taken the Passenger train.
J. L. LATHAM, Agc"t Transportation.
feb % Grunge aud Alexandria L. K. Co..
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NEW ADVANCEMENT.

g<-~- ... - ----.g- - ~."-~-----7
sIlS3 G: i
DI AGREEMENT wiki the Alexandria, Lou
. doun and Hampshire. Railroad Company,
Throngh Tickets 'rW Aers@t;cr o. t>."e} "rrr ire
Orungc and AieD""drj" art Cc"tr"I H"'IF"""s,
iran, all the Stations on til, AirrundriU, Loe'}oaH
ond HumrsIirr Rn"d I" Rictm"nd ~! r~(ncrd
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EhI;, CAPE, &QM!S5TS, &c.
J1HE T. EEAES, 90 Kire-stre
4 NIEGlNI A.
= I-nI Il -

JOHN T. EVANS, % Kirg-&treet,
EEU USI r.~pccria!y uI"cn.s his uuincrcu= @as
- .lrS. Ina, h. h#. iu-: received Il cbnicc
assortment .! BG\NETS, RIBBONS. FLOW
EH2 a..d RuCiE.; BONNET Sims, &C.
A!so Il large Hssorl:noH! uf Misses FLATS and
Infants HATS, all oi lie ialca: style which vii!
Ac sold low 10 -uit tic tines. rIc c"!i vii! r"n-
vince all 1EH; hs stock stands unrivalled Tor rich
ness 81 materials. beauty. aud variety oi de> ii.
All in want arc invited 70 call and examine.
Also. q large assortment ii Hc.icm=n,s Sorl
FRENCH HAT and MHi-ESklN HHE, ot the
latest style. nil =
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NEGROES WANTED.-Ne wish 90 purchase
~ any number of NEGROES, Of H"to <tNeS'
for cash All letters addressed 10 u$, at thlS place
will receive prompt attention. Having bought
the establishment, lately occupied BY Mia" Il
Grigsby, West end Duke street, and having ref''-
ted it to make ii one Of the most healthy ana com
Portable Depot for NEGROES. We viii receive
them on board en- the usual tcr;r$.
aug So-eotf PRICE d CVoh'
ATEGKOES WANTED.---I wish to purchase
IN any number Of NEGROES, for which "tl
pay liberal prices. Those wishing to sell will &c
we'll to call on nue. before selling, my old Staad
at West End, Alexandria, Va
auo 1c-dts JOSEPH BRUIN.
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INPECTINE, TIE PERSIAN FEVER CHARM.

INPECTINE, TIE PERSIAN FEVER CHARM.
IIOR the prevention and cure of ferer and Ay">
l. and Bilions Frrs,s This wonderful remedy
was brought to the knowledge Of the present pro
prieto:s by friend who has been great traveller
in Persia and the Holy land
While going down the river Euphrates, nc cx-
nerenced Il sercrs attack Of Fever and Ague. On
discovering his condition, one Of the Boatmen took
from his person al -im"fct saying, I|s"r this
ard ~, Fern, ~iH to"ch yo"" Although ipcredu-
!ou> as to It's virtues; be complied, and cXperieE-
ccd immediate relief. and has since always found
it an cifectual protection from ali malarlous COM
plants.
On further investigation he found that the boat
man attributed to il mi,"cni1Hs powers, and said
thai it could only be obtained from the Priests Of
the sun. Sometime afterwards, the gentleman III
convcf- ny with Priest obtained from him the Sc
crct nj its preparation, and asccrtaiL ed where the
medicinal herbs were found, Of which il was
pounded. The wonderful virtues OF this article
have induced II full belief III the minds Of the ma
tiveS in the miraculous healing powers cf their
Priests.
Since bis return to America. II has been tried
with the happieSr effect BY several Ladies aud Cen
tlenen Of high character, who have given il the
most unqualified praise This remedy having
been specific in Persia for hundreds of years for
the prevention and cure Of Fever and Asue and
Bilious Fcycrs-is now offered to the American
people. 1t will be sent By mail, prepaid, with full
directions for use OH receipt of one dollar
Principal Depot and Manufactory, lSS Main 81.
Richmond, Va. Branch Office, Bank Of Commerce
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-19
-r-Grr WASHINGTON. ALEXANDRIA
,2--s,sz.sll.5zzss;sSSAND & GEOKG KGETOWN STEAM
PACKET COMPANY
NEW GRRAEG MENT

NEW ARRAE MENT.
The tayorite steamer COLUMBIA, Capt. James
Harper. has recently Seen pat in complete order
having had aided 10 her former Recommendations
: Spa:i ,uS saloon and fourteen comfortable state
roo.as, with entire new bedding aud other turni-
tUre aud will uGti! The 22a september next, leave
Baltimore EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
1T four o'clock--t:uS &:fording passengers and
shippers two hours more in Baltimore, and arrlr-
ing At Point Lookout and kinsa!e II more con-
venisut hours in the morning. Returning, the
Columbia will leave RileyS wharf, Washington
EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, at SIX, and
Alexandria at seven ociock, calling at all the
Usual stopping places, going and returning, 10
lani and receive passengers aud freight.
Siace the COLUMBIA has been enlarged, it
rarely happens that she cannot take considerable
additions to her usual freight. Shippers there
fore having large lots Of suano pig iron, and 9TH
erfreisut, can have them carried BY special agree
,pont. Oh terms mutually advantageous, on appll-
cation to the following agents.
CHAS. W0RTHINGTON, Baltimore.
WHEAT L BROTHER, Alexandria.