Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1854, Page 4

VENING STAR. I SAW THEE WEDDED. BY REV. J. MOULTRIE. I saw thee wedded ; thon didst go Within the sacred aisle ; My young cheek in a blushing glow, Betwixt a tear and smile. My heart was glad in maiden glee ; But he loved it so fervently Was faithless all the while, I hate him for the vow he spoke— 1 hate him for the vow he broke. I hid the love that could not die, Its doubts, and hopes and fears; And buried all my misery, In secresy and tears And 's pas on—and thou didst prove The pangs of unrequitted love, Even in thy early vears; And thou didst die—so fair and good— In silence and in solitude. While thou wert living I did hide Affliction’s secret pains ; V'd not have shocked thy modest pride For all the world contains ; But thou hast perished ; and the fire, ‘That, often checked, could ne’er expire Again unbidden reigns ; Itis no crime to speak my vow, For ah ! thou canst not hear it now. Thou sleep’st beneath thy lowly stone That dark and dreamfess sleep; And be, thy loved and chosen one, Why goes he not to weep? He does not kneel where 1 f The anguish still and deep— ‘The painful thoughts of what has been— The canker worm that is not seen, - But I, as o’er the dark blue wave Unconscious!y I ride, My thoug! re ho ing o’er thy grave. My soul is by thy side. There is one voice thai wails thee yet— One heart that cannot e’er torget The visions that have died ; And aye thy form is buried there— A doubt—aun anguish—a despair ! ee Exrraorpinary Etopexent.—From the Memphis Whig of the 16ch instant, we gather the following particulars of a most extraordi- nary elopement. ‘The facts, as near as we can gather them, are these: On Friday last. Mr. Samuel 8. Rembert, one of the wealthiest and most respected planters in this county, living on Dig creek, about 12 miles from this city, went to the house of Dr. A. B. C. Dubose, one of his most intimate friends and a relation, we understand, and under a pretence of taking a young daughter of Dr. D.’s te a store tv make her a present, took her in his buggy, and the two rode off Mr. Rembert is a married man, and leavesa wife and seven children, the youngest about six weeks old, his wife being a daughter of Major Duncan, of Raleigh, a highly respecta- ble family. Ine young lady is only in her thirteenth year, the daugther of a wealthy and as respectable a family rz any in the State, and has a large circle of relations and friends throughout thecounty. That Mr. R. hadcon- templated this affair, and laid his plan before- hand, there canbe no doubt. He had been making preparations to go to Texas for some time. and had when he lett, it is said, some $10,000 or $12,000. The Whig of the i7th states that Mr. Rembert wes arrested at Hick- man, Ky., by means of the telegraph. Tue Uscry Law Repeavep in ENGLAnn.— ‘The entire repeal of the usury iaws in Great Britain has been accomplishea at the recent session of Parliament he act by which this was effc is knowa as ch. 90, 17 and 18 Vic- toria, and is now in operation. Is is now law- ful in Great Britain toloan money at any rate of tuterest and on any description of proper- ty, either real estate or otherwise. Kise iv Pepper.—Tho ship Ariosto, of Bos- ton, said to have been bound from Sumatra for New York port, and lost on the west coast of Africa, had a cargo of pepper on board, esti- mated at about 7.500 bags. The news caused the holders of this article to advance their price in the New York market on Tuesday, to lic. per Ib., sales having been previously made as low as 10 a lise. re Time of Departure of the Ocean Steamers, Name Leaves For Days +» «New York...Liverpool. Oct. Havre Or New York. .Oct. 18. New York..Oct. 2i. New York. .Oct. 25. New York..Nov 1. OG Thee a steamersieave New York on tbe Sth and 20th of each month. eed LIST Us ABIVALS AT THE HOTELS, Wiliards’ fio el -i. a & 3c. ward. W B Hodgson, SC S Flanagan, Phil Miguel Alvami, lady, 2 ( ol Hager & Son, USA clildren & serv't, Ha- P L Bent, Fla vaia Ed L Hiollins, Geo Doma A:dama, do Ramiro Alfonso, Cuba A Larsing & lady Bmitir Cespedes, do W White, Phila RL Wilson, Va R Paton & lady, NY F R Mayer, Cal YC Tribout & lady, NY Cyrus Alge, Bost J W Sackleford, Geo Cyrus Alge, jr, do F M Edd leman, do H A Crumm, Gev Mr Morgan, Wash L Conuly, do NH Decker, NY vr & Mrs Canfield, do Col Payne, Geo 5 Bates, Va P A Jenkins, US Md 3 e, I € © White & lady, NY Join G White, do Miss Carter, do A L Mansfield, Tenn ba Mansfield & daugh lo 3.5 Mason & In M G Martin, do P L Lonthers. do Jas Hunter, Va Gee Odiorme, Bost DrC A Walker, do W H Colson, do Miss Patter, do Dr DM B 'vhaxter,do Geo 3 Carrington, Va John M Clark, do P L Mayer, do brG 8 J: nes, do Caleb Joynes, La Chas C Comley, do Abel + Porter, lady, son Ddw H Brainer, do & davgh, do Miss Smith, La — Kirkwood House—. 1. & 4. EIREWooD. J W Hinks, Pa N P Hildreth, Mass D Washington, do H T Gernhardts & lady, © Haller & tad), NY Md - J Kims!ay, do John Bowers, Balt W C Crutchfield & lady C Hnnter, NC Vo Col J B Brooke, Md JB Fryor & lady, Va Geo € Brooke, do JR Gould, Mass D Bryan & lady, NY ly, NO T R Brown, do N Montgomery, Md Saml Boyce & lady, do JM Mi y BH Hartshorn, N¥ T 8 Jounson, DC Wm A Jenkins, Va R Morris, Balt BT Carter & lady, NJ BC Duvali, NC KM Whute, Geo H Mever, Balt Wa D Howie, jr, Md F Burgess, SC ER Evey, do NS Rayner & lady, Geo NC Whitehead, Va MA well, Ala John Erwin, US: Mason Mann & serv, Va Wyatt 5 Be u Jos H Jonnson, NY JF White, Va Hon W M Tweed, NY AH Wau NC Jarmichael, Va Geo W Pierce, Balt asters, Alex Sam Ketchum, Md AS Wilson, DC JB Ramsey & sister, T Getty, do Ohio GW Wapies & son, do Jas M Davidson, Bait 2 W Williams, SC Nathan Hobbs, Md ST Weyat, NY W HS Taylor. do W Adams, Bait Joba B Brooke, Md John B MeMullin, Phil JG Spalding, Ma Browns’ Hotel—r. p. & M. BROWN. w Pitzgerald, Balt E + ebus, do RH Stewart, Va Dr & Mrs L B Todd, Ky john J Stansbury, Balt Miss E L Swift, do A C Close, do AC Ferris, Cal C Richardsor, Phit * Ignatius Pike, Balt i MeCratty &lady,NY GW Richardson, Md RM White, Balt Andw Giffen, Cin. W Martin, Va 3M Grymes & lady, DC is M Coates. do HLL Graves, NY BJ Neale, DC HH Robinson, Cin € H Matthews, do C Walker, Va JH Noyes, NC W B B.yon, Ky Geo Smith, London B F Bryon, do W B Smith, do Geo C Moris Phil Alex Marcoe, NC £ ‘appan, Bost — United States Ho: —R. B. HACKNEY. Sem Jones, DC s BE; fami G H Den, Ma bi pasa Miss S F Benhan, Vt Miss Ama B Early, do Chas MeCaine, Ohio RS Truxon, Md Chas Howell, NO Jas Jones, Balt John J O?Hare J W Bel er & family, Va Hon B Brown, Va Misses Olds, Obio & Edy, De ‘im Guy, Balt €C Himoe, Wis PH Hathaway, Mass K Eppes, Va WP James: NY Empire tiotel IL Roberts, wife® sis ter, Phil D MeNelly, Va John C Johnson, Phil Jobn Barker, DC - REFLEBOWER. Chas H Stewart, Va_ Mrs J Hahle, Va S hesnnenam, Pa L T Lovett, Va Mr Rice, Pa DrsR Birch, Ma R D Duffield, Va J Dick, SC Miss M A Murphy, DC J W Totten, Ny FM Kiesch, Phi WT Rice, Balt C Brady, do KIBWELL’S COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF BEBCH DROP; Or, Cancer Root. CELEBRATED REMEDY FOR CAN CER, ULCERATED SORE THROAT, WHITE SWELLING, BRONCHI- TIS, DROPSY, AND ALL DISZASES ARISING FROM THE -IMPURI1Y OF THE BLOOD. Prepared by J. L. KIDWELL, Chemist, George- town, D.C. The estimate that is now accorded this prepars- tion by the medical profession and by others com- petent to judge of its merits, may be seen in the fact that it has been prescribed by many of our most eminent Physicians in this country, and has attract-d the attention of a celebrated profession of the Edinburg lege, Scotland, by whom it has been successfu'ly used in a career of an aggravated character. The proprietor has been forced to make more ex- tensive arrangements to meet the rapidly increasing demand for Brzcu Drop. Vincennes, InpianA, Oct. 3, 1854. J: L. Kidwell—Dear Sir: Some three months ago, through the agency of Col Smith Miller, our repre- sentatiov in Congres:, I had purchased of you, for the use of my father in Scotland, one dozen Bottles ot Beech Drcp or Uancer Preparation. I havea let- ter from my brother, stating that the physician de- sires you to forward another dozen boitles. He thinks under its uee the disease is arrested. I may add. my father has tried every physician of die- tim tland and England, including Profes- sors of W@taburg and Collleges, without relief. The isease was of three years standing, began in the right cheek, which is partially consumed. He was asvfferer with constant pain, wnich has entirely left him. : ‘This care will give your preparation a popularity in Britam which no other medicine has. Direct to William Dick, Esq, Collydean, by Leslie Scotland, in care ot Reh aay thle &Co., Druggists, who will forws oo JAMES DICK. Mr. Flint is a man of great influence in his county, and will with pleasure communicate with eny one in reference to his case. Cattawar County, Missouri, i July 13th, 1854, Dear Sir—With great pleasure I inform that your preparation of Beech Drop has accomplished for me what I thought beyond the reach of human agency. For the last twelve years I Lave been afflicted with Serofula of a Cancerous form. So extensive was the ulcers and so horrible my appearance that my case became notorious with sll the Faculty ia this and the adjoining counties—in fact I had obtained the best mei 1 aid in cur State, without any abate. ment of the disease. Through a friend I procured a half dozen bottles of your Beech Drap, after using it, so perfect was the cure, that hundreds ited me. My desire is to benefit my fellow man; with that purpese I beg all afflicted with Scrofula in any form to use it. Encios for the preparation. you will find an order from some friends Very truly, INO. C. FLINT. For sale by Druggist? and Dealers in Medicinee in Washington, Alexendrie, and Baltimore. oct 14—ddm WASHINGTON INFIRMARY, Situated on E street, north of the City Hall, Washington. HE extensive additions to the buildings of this T institution are completed and eonstantly open for the rece) nm and care of the sick. Every benefit, comfort, and convenience which can be obtained in hospitals are recured for the inmates. The institution is visited daily (or oftener if neces eary) by a Physician and Surgeon from the Faculty of the National Medical Coilege. Dr. B. 1. Hgnisn, resident physician, is always in the building; also several resident students and sl necessary attendant: ‘The patients are nursed by the Sisters of Mercy, whoee benevolent services have been found inva.u- able since their introduction into the institution. Physicians in the city and alsointhecountry a neighboring cities having patients who need hospi- tals advantages, are invited to send them to the In- firmary. The charge for board is from $2 to $10 per week, to the accommodations required, payable in advanee. poly for atmission te Dr. HELurn, the Infirmary. All communicatioasin regard to the institution must be to my address. GRAFTON TYLER, M. D., Georgetown, D.C., Curator of the Washington Infirmary. oct S—1m F. H. DAVIDGE, Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law, AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR THE STATES OF New York Maine New Jerse; Ilinois Miasissi >p! Connecticut Maryland Pennsylvania Tennessee Alabama Georgie California 8. Caroling ‘ke., Virginia Kentucky, Louisiana, Massachusetts Florida lowe Arkansas Conveyancing in all its branches promptly and accnrately exeeuted. Office, Louisiana avenue, opp. Fifth street. oct 16—dly QALE of United States tand in the town of Rome, in the State of New Yo: Will be sold at public acction on the premises, in the town or village ef Rome, on the 15th day of Novem- ber next, all those several lots and parts of lots whigh were purchased by the United States from Dominick Lyncb by deeds bearing aate Ist March, 1814, 19th October, 1815, and 4th July, 1816, as lots numbered 4, 5, 6, 13, 14, and 16, in block 6, with the westerly half parts of lots 7 and 12, and the easterly half parts of lots 3 and 16, *n the same block 6, to- gether with lots 4,5, and 6, in block 7; the whole | Gare known and hitherto used as the site of the United States arsenal at Rome. The fots ana halves of lots above mentioned num- 4, 5,0, 3, 14, 15, and 16, fronting northerly i x two hundred and sixty-four feet on Dominick street, and running back three hundred and twen‘y-three teet, more er less, on the eastern boundary, and four hundred e»d torty-five feet, mo! tess, on the western boundary, to the Inland Lock Navigation Compa: Canal, will be sold, with the buildings thereon, in one parcel; and lots 4, 5, anu 6, in biock 7, fronting southerly alto- gether cne hundred and uinety-clght feet on ssid street and ruuning back two huadred fost, more or less, with the buildings thereon, ss enother parcel, The sale will be for cash; and descs for the proper- ty will made by the Secretary of War, under the acts of Congress of 34 of March, 1819, = 2th of April, 1528, conveying to the purchaser and io his heirs and assigns forever a]l the right, title, and interest of the United Statecin the same. There will be sold, also, atthe same time and place, a large quantity of ateres which it is not deemed advisable to romove to saother arsenal, among which are ten iron vanuon, with gun car- Tiages and many of the implements for their use, heavy gins and tackles, hores sud hand carts, fire engine, sleighs, stoves, lsdders, a quantity of lum- ber, bricks, &c., a qu=n‘ity of flints, an extensive assortment of tooly, fing utensils, articles of furniture, and a large quaniity of scrap-tron, (wrought and cast,) steel, brazz, Ao, HENRY CRAIG, oct 13—dtd Colonel of Ordnance. GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY, x We ee D.d. ev. Wm. J. Clark, Mrs. A. H. Ciark, } PRINCIPALS. of ee duties of this Seminary will be resumed on FRIDAY, September lat. . The course of studies actually pursued in this Ip- stitution embraces a higher and more thorough range than that pursued in any other Female Sem- inary in the Union. The location of the is remarkable for its salubrity. The buildings are larye, the rooms capa- spas, aud the grounds for recreation are very am- ple. Terms for boarding pupils, $200 per eescion of 10 mouths, payable on the Ist o: September and 1st of February. This charge includes boarding, tuition in English and Mathematics, room rent, fuel, lights and washing. Music, French, Spanish, &c. Drawing and Painting extra. Day scholars from $5 to $10 per quarter, according to the classes which they enter. Reference is made to Dr. Grafton Tyler, Captain Geo. F. dela ose on by, Hoa, W Hunter y . 8. B. Taylor, Esq., Fran: ge, is Robert B. Dodge, Boat and’ Dr 0. Lanett Georgetown, D. C and to Jos. H. Rradley, Kxq., Aaron C. Dayton, Esq., and Mr. Fitzhugh Coyle, Washington, D.C. iy tt (Intel & Union) THE UNION ACADEMY, Corner of 14th street and New York avenue. HIS Institution will be opened for the next year on the first Monday in September, 1854. ‘Ihe numberof pupils is limited. The school will con sist of three classes, Junior, Middle and Senior. Ev ery desirable facility is offered. Aplications should be made immediately. Pre: Bee given to ihose who enter for the longest time. Circulars at the Bookstores. THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY will open at the same tims. Circulars as above. Z. RICHARDS, Jy $1—d35in MRS. M. A. RIOBARDS, kK. B. HALL, M. D. HOMC:OPATHIC PHYSICIAN, Ue of Pouaaelphia, Pa, graduate in Allopathy and Homeopathy, having had extensive ex- rience in the various departments of the profes tion, offers his services to the citizens of Washington and vicinity. Office No. 429 Thirteenth street, between G@ and H streets. Office hours until 9 s. m5 fro! todp. m.,and7to8p m References: Wm. A. Gardner, M. D., Dean of the Homeeo) College Ps., and the profession gen- eopathic P i . sep DANCING ACADEMY. ROF. H. W. MUNDER takes great pleasure in announcing to his friends and the public gen- erully, that he has returned to Washington, and will resume the duties of his SCHOOL on Saturday, Qetober Tth, 1854, at 33 o’clock p. m., for ladies; and on Friday, at 74 o'clock, for gentlemen. He has leased the large and beautiful hall now in the course of erection, corner of Ninth and D streets, which will be fitted up in panies A with every convenience, expressly for ) i The location iseverything that can be desirable to parents, both private and central, and in point of beauty will be surpassed by none in the city. In consideration thst his Hall will not be completed until November 20th, he proposes commencing his school st his old stand, corner of Seventh street and uisiana avenue. y ee given the most entire satisfaction to his forme: patrons, he feels no hesitation in again offer- ing his services to those who wish to be perfected in any department in the above beautiful accomplish- rient. His style of dancing needs no comment, as bis numerous pupils in his former class will testify. His new Tall will be opened with a Ball and Exhibition. All secre vee i to ipate are requested to join immediately. &c., will be made knowm wpon application ot Mr John Ellis’s Music Store, Pesnsylvania avenue, rear Tenth street. op im pe bites Gehan nS ST. CHARLES CLOTHING HOUSE, And Gentlemens’ Outfitting Establishment, No.5 1 northwest corner of King and Fairfaz sts., ALEXANDRIA, Va. #Y BLONDHAEM respectfully invites the H attention of his friends and the public in general, to his extensive and elegant assortment of fashionable Fall and Winter CLOTHING, namely: The latest style of Paris Frock-O2ats, Drees-Coats, and G. Over-oats of all descriptions. Also, French black, doeskin, and fancy crssimere, and tweed Pantaloons. Also, a well assorted and elegant atock of French and Engiieh velvet avd silk satin Vests. The furnishing department of goods consist: of the very best qualities, wh H. Blondhsem offers for sale at fuli 20 percent. lower for cach, than can be purchased at any establishment wil this or any southern city. Henry Blondhaem therefore hopes to meet with an early call from his friends, patrons and the citizens within the environs of this city. N. B.—Don’t forget the number of the house, which is 51, northeast corner of King and Fairfax streets, Alexandria. oct 2—eolm BOOTS AND SHOES, STILL AT THE OLD STAND! South side of Pennsylvania avenue, between Sizth and Seventh streets, OPPOSITR BROWNS’ HOTEL. HOOVER & SON are still at the old place, on « the south side of Pennsylvania ave- nue, betw. Sixth and Seventh streets, oppo- } site Browns Hotel, where they would be' ® their old customers and the public in eral, and where will be found a com- plete assortment of Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s, Gentlemen’s, Youths’ and Boys’ SHOES and BOOTS 98 and pricer : FOR LADIES, Cloth Button Heeled Gaiters, with and without tips French Lasting Button and Heeled Gaiters Cioth Button Gaiters, without heels French Toilet Slippers, French Lasting and Kid Do black and white Satin Gaiters — . Do do do Slippers Do bronze and black kid and morocco Slippers Plain Lace Gaiters, all colors . Morocco and Toots and Jeffersons, thick and thin soles. FOR MISS#S & CHILDREN. Black, bronze and colored foxed and tipped Gaiters Tan c ed do ao asuperior urticle Do tipped and plain morocco Boots, thick soles Bronze, black and green Jenny Lind Boots Cloth and lasting button Gaiters Moroce Boots and Jeffersons, thick and thin soles FOR GENTLEMEN, Patent Leather Boots of « superior quality Do do pegged, for $5 Kid top Congress Gaiters, black acd colored, single and double soles Calf Congress Gaiters, single and double soles Calr Uxford Ties an Montereys do Patent Leather Pumps aud low quartered Shoes A superior article of sewed Boots, spring shanks With a general variety of sewed and peg Boots, FOR YOUTHS & BOYS. All we can say in this line is we are prepare‘ supply all demands of Boots and Shoes in a ya FOR SERVANTS. Our assortment in this department is complete, and we feel confident we can furnish a good article and at fair prices. Thankful for past favors we still so! a contin. uance ot custom. We think, by keeping a good ar- ticle and selling at fair prices, that we will be able to please. We would invite a call before purchasing elsewhere. Motto: Quick Sales and small profits. Don’t forget the right store, but call at A. HOOVER & 80N’8, Opp. Browns’ Hotel, bet. 6th and 7th sts., oct 6—eolm south side, WM. NOELL & GEO. K. BOYD, UPHOLSTERERS & BLIND MAKERS, Pa. avenue, svuth side, bet 9th and 10th streets. ‘K are prepared ts furnish Venitian Inside Blinds of every style, Reed Blinds, Paper Curtain, and every style of painted Shades. Also, we furnish to order curied hair, moss, shuck, and other Mat- trasses; pew and other Cushions; Lounges, Easy Chairs, Ottomans, &c.; Carpets and Curtains neatly made and warranted to fit; old Biinds repainted and trimmed in the best manner. All work dons promptly, and guaranteed to give satisfaction. sep 30-—ea2m DR. MORBE’S INVIGORATING CORDIAL A PHENOMENON IN MEDICINE. HeALTH RESTORED AND LIFE ED, by MyRSE'S INVIGORATING ‘LEZTR GR CORDIAL.—At first the proper. attributed to Pro. MORSE’S INVIGORATING XH OR CORDIAL were deemed fabuious. The -aileoften deceived, coula not believe the simple a -« sublime truths announced by the discoverer.— Buc facts, undeniable facta attested by witnecass of the highest class and character, are now triamph- i Ui doubts. INC UnITY If CVER- by 9 n.asg Of testinaoay which is perfectiy irre ‘istable. ‘tha B set, the daplorabic abuse of the various ke up ihe onde fal machine valled v6 to full vigor every de te func- tion connected with that mysterious compound agency of matter «nd mind, necessary to the repre- duction of human life. To persons of feeble mu: lar frame, or deficient in vital power, it is recom- mended as the only means of comzounicating that energy which is necessary to the proper enjoyment of all the natural appetites, as well ag the higher mental attributes. Its beneficial eff-cts are not con- Gned to either sex or to any uge. The feeble girl, the ailing wife, the listless, ernevated youth, the overworn man of business, the victim of nervous de | ellen the individual suffering from genere! de- ility, or from the weakness of a sing!s organ, will all find immediate and permanent relief from the use of this incomparable renovator. To those who have a predisposition to paralysis it will prove a complete and unfailing safeguard against that terri- bie malady. here are many, perhaps, who have so trifled with their constitutions, that they think themselves beyond the reash of medicine. t not even these despair. The Elixir deals with diseasa as icexists, without reference to causes, and will not only remove the ii: i : REBUILD THE BROKE. The derangements of the system, leading to ner- Yous diseases, and the forms of nervous disease it- felt, are 80 numerous thatit would requirea column to enumerate-the maladies for which this prepara- ration is aspecific. A few, however, may beenume. rated, viz: neuralgia, tic dolereaux, headache, incip- ient paralysis, hysteria, palpitation of the heart, spi- ns’ affections, mcscular debility, tremors, flatulence, ® pri. King sensstion in the flesh, numbness, torpid- ity ot th liver, mental depression, weakness of the will, indisposition te move, faintness after exercire, broken sleep an i terrifying dreams, inability to re- main in one place“ r position, weakness of the pro- creative organs, sexuai incompeteucy, melancholy, monomania, fluor albus,» nking at the stomach, fe- male irregularitiss, a chronic tendency to miscar- riage, emaciation, and all complaints growing out of a free indulzence of the passions, and all barrenners that does net proeeed trom organic causes beyond the reach of medicine. Whenever the organs to be acted upon are free fom maltormution or atrictural discases it is averred a8! MORSE’S INVIGORATING ELIXER will replace weakness with strength, incapacity with efficiency, irregularity with uniform and natural ac tivity, and this not only without hazard of reaction, but with a happy effect on the general organization. 4ey- Bear in mind that all maladies, wherever they devin, finish with the nervous system, and that the paralization of the nerves or motion and sensation js physical death. Sear in mind ajso, that for every kind of nervous Gisease the Elixer Cordial is the only reliable preparation known. CAUTION. Dz. Morsa’s Imviaorarina Corp14l has been coun- torfeited by some unprincipled persons. In future, all the genuine Cordial will have the proprietor’sfec simile pasted over the cork of each bottle, and the following words blown in the giass Dr-, Morse’s Invigorating Cordial, Cc. H. RING, Proprictor, N.¥. 4a The Cordial is put up highly concentrated, in bay seater bottle; two for $5; six for $12. rloe,—$3 per 3 two for $5; six for , c. H. RING, Proprietor, 192 Broadway, New York. Sold by Druggiste throughout the United States, Oaneias, and West Indies. ~ AGENTS, Washington—Z. D. GILMAN. Baltimore—8. 8. HANG. Richmond—BENNETT &4 BEERS. mar 30—eotf TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY. ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. The C , most Comfortable and Ex- peditious Route to the White Sulphur Springs, Passing the Alum, Warm and Bot Springs. BRANGEMENTS having been made with the owing schedule will take effect on and roads, the fo! le after Thursday, June Ist, 1854: A Train from Alexandria to Gordonsville, and in- termediate Stations, will leave the Depot, corner of Duke and Henry streets, at 7 o’clock a. m., on the arrival of the Boat from Washington, Ger Hees time for Breakfast on board, arriving at Gordone- ville, .t half-past 10 o’clock,,- st thet int “with the Trains on the Virginia Central to Richmond, and Staunton. A from Gordonsville to Alexandria and in- termediate stations, will leave Gordonsville at 11 o’cloek, on the arrival of the cars on the Virginia Central Raflrosd, arriving at Alexandris at balf-past 2 o’clock—thus allowing time to connect with the train leaving Washington City for the North, and for Dinner on beard the boat. A Train from Alexandria to Warrenton and inter mediate Stations will leave Alexandria daily, (tig dys excepted) at 8 o'clock, p. m., arriving at War rent at -past 5 o’clook p. m. On Sunday will leave at 7 o’clock a. m. Train from Warrenton to Alexandria and inter mediate stations, will leave Warrenton daily (Sun- day excepted) at a quarter before7 o’clock a, m., ar- riving at Alexandria at halfpast 9 o’clock a. m. On Sunday will leave at quarter past 12 o’clock, pm : CORDA S SRSRRSRS Round trip ticket to Warrenton, from Satur- . days to Mondays. = *Passengers for Luray and New Market will take the train saving Alexandria, at 7 o’clock a.m, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdsys, oo! with the stages at Culpeper, C. H. * Passengers for Lynchburg wij! take the train leaving Alexandria at 7 o'clock, ®. m., on Mon days, Wednesdays, and Fridays, connecting with the stares at Charlottesville. (i#-Passengers for the White bap noes Springs Will take the train leaving Alexan daily, con- necting with the stages at Staunton. Freight Trains are running daily, (2undsy oz: ited. "her ase: W. B. BROOKE™T, Agent. xendria, Va., May 29. mey ST-t? IMPORTANT TO TH# SICK. { Mee great experience and well-known skill of Prof. McCiintoor is a sufficient guaranty to the public that the following list of Medicines, such as have been constantly used in his practice tor the last thirty years, will fully sustain by their effects the valuable qualities attributed to them, and prove to be the best Medicines ever offered to the public. I. Dr. McClintock’s Pectoral Syrup. Aninvaluable remedy for Bronchitis, Consump- tion, and all chronic diseases of the throat and lungs. In all deep-seated complaints of the Pulmo- naty organs it has proved the most safe, certain, and rapid remedy ever employed in the extensive practice of Dr, McClintock. For any of these forms of disease, showing themselves as Cough, Tickling of the Throat, Sense of Tightness in the Throat, Spitting ot Blood, Difficuity of Breathing, Hoarse- mess or Loss of Voice, and Hectic Fever, its use will be attended with the happiest results, while it is pleasant to the palate and strengthening to the wholesystem. It contains no lagdsaum or opium in any shape. Price $i per pint bottle. II. Dr. McClintock's Cebd end Cough Mixturs. An infallible cure for recent , Tickling of the Throat, Tightnesa of Breathing, Croup in Chil- dren, &c. It gontains no preperation of opium. Price 25 cents per bottle. III. Dr. McClintock’s Asthma and Foop- ing Cough Remedy. An almost instantaneous relief for these distress. imy complaints, This is the fruit of an immense experience, and is astonishing in its effects. No per son need suffer a day from Asthma or Hooping Cough who will use it. Price 50 cents per bottle. IV. Dr. McClintock’s Diarrhaa Cordial and Cholera Preventive. A prompt and certain cure for Diarrhea, Dysen- tery, and Cholera Morbusin all stages. A sure pre- ventive of Asiatic Cholera, which no traveler or family should be without. Price 25 and 60 cents per bottle. V. Dr. McClintock’s Tonic Alterative ‘up, Si 3 Fo? purifying the blood. The most powerful pu- Tifier ever discovered. For all Scrofulous diseases, Skin diseases, Eruptions, Boils, Pimpies, Krysipelas, Ulcers, Sore Legs, and all Rheumatic and Syphilitic lai complaints, &c. It is 4 most excellent spring medi- cine, perfectly palatable, and safe for children or fe- males. Price(pint Bottles) $1. VI. Dr. McClintock’s Dyspeptic Ekizir. Dyspepsia, or disordered digestion, may be called hy ‘ional Disease of America. Itssymptomsare headache; giddiness; nervousness; low spirits; dim- ness of vision, with motes or specks before the eyes; itching of the nostrils; dullness of hearing and ring- ing in the ears; di ‘able taste in the mouth; constriction or weight about the chest; difficulty of breathing; sense of suffocation in lying down, or in ascending stairs; palpitatious, or uneasy feelings about the heart; irregular or deficient appeti: sense of sinking at the stomach; acidity; heartbur: pain or fullness of the abdomen, and costiveness. “ome of these symptoms always appear in Dyspep- sia; and sometimes the same patient has many of them at the same time, or at diferent times. For attacking these Protean symptoms in their seat and source, viz: deranged conditiun of the digestive func tions, the Dyspeptic Elixir combines all the valuable ingredients which the Vegetable Kingdom affords. ‘Taken in connection with the Veg: table Purgative Pills, in casea where there is much costiveness, or with the Anti-Bilious Pilis, where the functions ot the liver are irregulerly discharged, it will be found a most effectual remedy. Price (in pint bottles.) $1. Vil. Dr. McClintock’s Rheumatic Miz- ture. For interna! use; a purely vegetable combination for the cure of Rheumatism, Gout, and all Neurai- gic and Rheumatic Diseases. This remedy is offered with the utmost confidence. It has been used most extensively, and is as near a Specific for Rheumatic Diseases as the world hasever seen. Price per bot tle 50 cents. VIII. Dr. McClintock's Rhewmatic Lini- ment, An {nfallible outward application for the relief of all rheumatic or neuralgic pains; sprains, swellings, etiff neck, stiffness of the jcints, pains in the shou: ders, back,or limb. It affords immediate r- lic! from cholic and pains in the stomach and abdomen. As a counter irritant, itis invaluable In all cases where an external stimulant is needed. Price (per bottle) 60 cents. IX. Dr. McClintock's Anodyne Mixture, Or Pein- Extractor, used internally and externally, for the instant relief of all pains, Toothache, Head- ache, Cholic, Ague:n the Face, Chilblains, Neural- gia, Stone or Gravel, &c.,&c. No pain need be en- dured amoment by aay person who will use this invaluable Anodyne. Price 50 cents per botttle. X. Dr. McClintock’s Fever and Ague Specific. This has been fasion infallible specific for this scourge of new countries, and for intermittent fevers, No traveller or resident in any ague dis trict should fail to provide themselves with this sure Preventive. Price $1 per bottle. XI. Dr. McClintock's Vegetable Purga- tive Pills, For the relief of Constipation and its painful re- sults, such as Headache, Dissiness, Sick Stomach, Pains, and all the symptoms enumerated under the “Dyspeptic Blixir.” Price 25 cants per box. XII. Dr. McClintock’s Pills, For Liver Complaints, and all forms of diseases arising from derangement of the liver, with symp- toms such as Dizziness, Headach as ne Kara, yellow furred tongue, pain 01 sense of fullness or pain in the ight side; disordered stomach or bowels, deficient action of Kidneys, clay-colored stools, &c. These if taken in the insipient stages of Bilious and Yellow or other Fevers, will generally ward off the attack. Price 25 cents box. The above Henan s ma} be reece otal the rincips! Druggists a pothecaries in t! Dis- Miet, oe of J. L, Hensyaw, Agent, Washington. sep 12—im NEW WOOD AND COAL YARD. TS subscriber would respectfully inform his numerous friends and the public generally that in addition to his Wood and Coal Yard nesr the Phoenix Planing Mill, G: town, he has, for the better sesommodaten ae it portion of his cus tomers who le ‘ington, opened a at the corner oi Twenty-first and I strona, bis, At either of the above places those in want of fuel will at ‘all times find a good supply of all kinds of WOOD and COAL, at the lowest market prices. All orders ieft at either of the above pleces will be attended to with promptness and dispatch. SOLOMON STOVER, Successor to TRAVERS & STOVER. ntlemen at 1M’, Willards’ Hotel. sep 27—42m RACKS for ladies and oct 17 Bi PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS. DO: tJ PREMIER ARTIST IN HAIR, INVENTOR OF THE CELEBRATED GOSSAMER VENTILATING WIG AND MLASTIC BAND TOUPACES. No. 17% CHESTNUT STREET, opposite the Sate RSTRUCTIONS to enable Ladies and Gentlemen to measure their own hea is with accuracy: For Wize, Inches. Toapees & Scalps, Inch. No. 1. The round of the No.1. From forehead to head — as far 06 From forehead 5 * over the bead to & Over forehead as neck. far as required. &. From ear io ear & Over the crown of cd yet the bead. 4. From car car round the fore tifally manufactures and ss cheap as eny establish ment in the Union. DOLLARD’S HERBANIUM EXTRACT OB LUB TROUS HAIR TONIC, prepsred from South American herbs snd roots, the Most successful article ever juced = feted the hair rrom falling out or: color, and preserving it in a healthy and tuxuriant state. Awong other reasons why Dollard’s hair-cutting Fs- loon, maintains its izumense popularity is the fact that his Tonic is applied to every of hsir cut at his establishment, consequently it is kept in better p-eservation than under any other known applice tion. It being thus practically tested by thousand”, Offers the greatest guaranty of its efficacy. Sold wholesale and retsil at his Old Establishment, 177 Noe) Street, opposite the State House, Phila jel} . DozLaRp has at last discovsred the rz Piv3 UI: tna of hair dye, and announces it for sale, with per- fect con! in its surpassing eve! of the kind nowdn use. It colors the eithee black or brown,-as may be desired, and is used without eny injury to the hair or skin, either by stain or other- Wise, can be off in ten minutes after the ar plication, without detracting from its efficacy. Per- gons visiting the city are invited to give him a call. Letters addressed to R. DOLLARD, 177 OE EATNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, will receive attention. jan 23—ly. SNIDER'S WINES AT PHILADELPHIA. ORA V. SNIDER, Desier in Wines, at the former old established Wine Store of JACOB SNIDER, Jr., No. 16 Wainut street, four doors be low Fourth street, where consumers wil! be supplied with WINES end LIQUORS on the most accommo- dating terms. JACOB SNIDER, Jr., Azent for the Im portation of FOREIGN WINES, Ofice No. 76 Wal nut street, Philadelphia, where he is prepared to teceive orders for the special Importation of Wines, &c., from various houses in Europe, in quantities of a cingle dozen and upwards; and also solicits for hie 80n, JON VAUGHAN SNIDER, the patrovage of bis friends and former customers. _ *,* All Wines ordered for Washington will be de- fivered by Express free of freight. je 8—ly. - ROGER BROWE &@ OO., WHOLESALE DEALERS &1MPORTERS OF WINES AND LIQUORS. No. $83 HIGH STREET, . (bstesen Bighth ard Ninth, north sid PHILADELPHIA, PA. ‘ROUSK BROWN. foc 28—iy] ‘WILLIAM WALLACE DOCTOR YOURSELF. THE POOKET ASOULAPIUS: OR, EVERY CNB HIS OWN PHYSICIAN. di The Fiftieth Edition, with One hundred Engravings showing Diseases and Me! pmaateens of the = 8 every shape a so which is added a ‘Treatise on the Dinsescs of Females, being of the high- eat im) to ma shose gota people, or pisting mar - ¥O --- ‘Let no father be arbamed to present a copy of the ABECULAPIUS to his chi!¢ a It may save him from ar sarly grave. Let no young man or woman enter ip- to the secret oblications of married life without reading the POCKET ASSCULAPIUS. Let no one suffering from a hacknied Cough, Pain in the side, restless nights, nervous feelings, and the whole train of Dyspeptis sensations, and given up by their phy- sician, be another moment, without consulting the ASOULAPIUS. Have the married, or those about to be married any impediment, this truly use- tal book, as it bas been the means of saving thous- ands of unfortunate creatures from the very jaws of death. #a@r-Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS enclosed 4 a letter, will receive one copy of this work by mail, or five copies will be cent for One Dol- re ‘Address, (post paid) DR. WM: YOUNG No, 182 proce strect, Philadelphia. ap 18—ly COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, Relief tn Five Minutes. TYLER'S COMPOUND GUM ARABIC SYRUP. \HE increasing demand for this most pleasant, safe, and efficacious remedy for ail pulmonary diseases, has enabled the proprietor to reduce the price so asto place it within the reach of all clecses, Its superiority over most similar preparations is at- tested by many eminent physicians who have teen eye witnesses of its efficacy when the usual reme- dies have failed; also by thousand of oar most re- spectuble citizens who have used it in their tamilies both as preventive and cure with never failing suc cess for the last twenty years, during whieh pericd witb very little aid trom adve: Zz, &e., it hes xradually spread reputation over the whoie Union. In cases of recent Qoids hs, Hoarseness, dc gives immediate relief. avd generally cures in a day or two, without interfering with diet or business, or rendering the system more susceptible of Colds, in caropic cases, Asthma. Whoopmg Cough. Croup, Bronchitis, Affections of the Lungs, and Consump- tion, itis always very b-neficial. and seldom fails, when commenced in time to perfect a cure. Price 20 and 60 cents a bottle. Soild wholesate by Patterson & Nairn, Stott & Co., Ridgely & C Alexandria by Peel & Stevens. In Georgetown by Mr. Cissel. &@- TYLER’S GUM ARABIC CANDY DROPS, & similar composition to the above, but in a milder and mor» portable form ; they act like a charm on @ troublesome Cougi, and clear the throat and voice; they contain no injurious drug. are particu- lacly recommended for children. frequenters of pub- lic assemblias, public speakers, singers, 4c Prize 1214 and 25 cents per box. For sale at most Drug and Oandy Stores. oct 17—tf PHILADELPHIA AUCTION BARGAINS. ee Merinos, all shades, at 75 centa, very cheap French Merino Plaids, all styles 500 pieces black silk velvet Ribbons; of ail widths, very cheap Plaid Silke, plaid Ribbons Black Silks of every width and quality 200 French Sha wis, various etyles, very low Customers will do well to call and look at my stock, all of which will be sold at a smal! advance, for cash. WM. R. RILEY, Corner 8th st., opposite Centre Market. BEAUTIFUL. TEETH. ss DR. O. MUNBON hes fitted np the nue, formerly occupied Dr. © phreys, and fete TEETH onan e1 parsonation of nature herself, only handsomer sired. Public inspection ey socal solicited. M. owns the patent for the D. ., Va. and N. 0. ranted to he dons in the v: it manrer. mar 14—ly a oct 3—1m house and office on Pennsylvania ave- tirely new plan, with continuous gum—the: * All dspartments in Denti: attended to and war NOTICK. . ORDNANCE OFFIcE, WasHinaton, September 28, 1854, (ONGRESS, during its ast session, having made an appropriation for the purchase of the best breech-loading Rifles for the use of the United States army, “proviued that the Sec: ot War, after a feir practical test thereof, shall deem the purchase advisable and proper,” inventors and manufactur ere are hereby notified that specimen» of such arms Will be received at thia office till the first day of December next for preliminary examinations; and if found to offer reasonable expectation of being useful, a purchase will be made of a sufficient num- ber (say twenty-five of each of thcse affording such expectation) to be placed in the hands of the sol- diers for trial in the field. ‘The result of this prac- tical test will aid the Secretary in ade cision. ~ Tad HENRY K. ORAIG, sep 30—2awSw Colonel of Ordnance. - L. DENISON, Counsellor and Attor WAO0, McLENNAN CO., TEXAS, Wil pract:ce in the counties of Milam, Bell, Wil- Mamsn, MoLe1 Falls, Limestone, Freestone, Navaro, and Hill, and the Supreme Court at Aus- tin, Galveston, and Tyler. Will also act as Land Agent, and give special at- tenton to investigating and perfecting Land Titles in any part of the State. aug 16—Wllw Fresca NOVELS—By Balzac, and oth- ere, im) from Paris by the undersigned— riees Vary: trom 15 cents upwards; many of Bjom bosutifully illustrated. af oot 7 FRANCK TAYLOR. zy im: | BALTIMORE ADVE DIAN DOCTOR. years Indians thirteen years. Soe SPENCKR has removed trom Mr. Buckley's Boarding House, to No. 84, HANOVER STREET, ang 11—tf Baltimore, Md. MURPHY’S NEW DEPOT HOUSE. tion, northeas' 3 and Liberty streets, Baltimore, Md. is & convenient Hotel, where travelers to and Washington, &c., will fimd agreeable accommeda- tions. FIELD, BROTHER & O0., | Are desirous cf closing out a gr’ Secor stock of elegant — GOODE, Jewelry, lasses, Dreasing Wri.ing Desks, loe Pitchers, toed, to receiving their fall supply. Purchasers will find great bargains. aug 4—tf PEEL’S LONDON GREEN GINGER = RAPES, ANUFACTURED FROM FRENCH G: M JAMAIOA GINGER, SEVILLE ORANGES, &c.—This delicious beverage becomes the greatest ‘evori herever it is introduced. It ie equally Cie Lora 2 pone halfthe — aad oth wines. aD: yaicians use i. eal ly, = recommend rd to all troubled with flatulency, di Diarrhea streets, jy 10-4 eeeant and ‘admirable. prevent t and admirable p: ntive. 4 with a little cold water, it iorms the most refreshing and wholesome cooling drink in warm westher that gan be taken. Price 50 cts. per bottle, $5 per dozen. J. BALMER corner of Baltimore and and BROWN BROTHERS, Liberty et. STOTY 4 GO., Washington. PEEL & STEVENS, Alexancris. JESSE LANDIS, Frederick. H. BUFF, Portsmouth, Va. ROBERTSON & O0., Petersburg, Va. WM. CISSEL, Georgetown. 7m W BOOK, PERIODICAL N AND NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHMENT, Wm. TAY eter fo dnteaed Corner of Baitimore ies sf 5 eee yey D>. WM. TAYLOR & CO. beg leave to cal e atten- tion of the reading people and all dealing in Books, to their new BOOK, PERIODICAL, and NEWS- PAPER ESTABLISHMENT, where can be found a large and geveral assortment of all the late popu- jar publicstions of the day They aiso keep on hand « splendid assortment-of in and fancy STATIONERY of every deecription. All orders thankfully received and filled with de spatch, and sent by return of the mail, express, or stage, er in any other way the person ordering may direct. Booksellers, News Agente, Pedlars, and all othere supplied with eny Books, Magasines, etc., st the lowest rates. Any Book esse this country can be had by sending your order to us. J a WM. TAYLOR & 00., Cor. Baltimore and Cheries sts., Baltimore, Md. may 28—tf ° JESSE MARDER, SCALE MAEEB, Southeast corner of CHARLES & BALDERSTON STREBTS, feb2—iy Baitimore, Md. ms P. REILLEY’S HOTEL, (LATE JAMES COOPER'S, ) No. 3 Centre Market Space, Baltimore, Md. (§.HE undersi.ned would inform his frends snd the public generaily, that be bas purchased the entire interest of Mr. James Cooper, in aud to tle roprietorship of the hotel, No. 3, Centre Market Frac, where he will be prepared at all times to ac- odate the public, and furnish OVSTERS, BEEF-8TEAKS, ac. &c., with everything in season, at the shortest notice. His bar wil. always be sup- plied with the very best LIQUOKS, ALES, WINES, &c. An earnest effort will be made to sstistactoriy accommodate all who msy give him a cail. Aa@-Per- tieular attention given to supplying ‘am with fresh oysters. oct 3—eolm RICHARD SMITH. €BORGS PD. SMITH. \ D. SMITH & CO., Menufacturers and » Dealersin ALCOHOL, CAMPHENK, ETHE- RIAL OIL, Ac. No. 348. CALVERT STRERT, op- posite Water street, BALTI MORK, Md. mar 2i—iy CASH FOR NEGROES. ‘B wish to purchese immediately a pve ber of likely YOUNG NEGROES, for the New Orleans market, for which we will pay the highest cash prices. All perscns having Slaves for sele, will find it to their sdvantage by calling on us, at our office, . 12 Camden street, Baltimore, Md., former- iy occupied by J. 8. Donovan. Liberal commiesions veid for information. All communications prompt- ly attended to. jay 27—1y 3.M. WILSON & G. H. DUER, - 3. Ki CRAMBERLAIN’S Commer- sial Goi Xie. 127, Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md. VEE cstensible object of this institution is to place i ach of individuals proper facilitics for rough apd practical mercantile edu- ye msn can bere obtain # more cor- tect Knowledge of genersl business matters in » few weeks than can be acquired in as Deby yearsinany one counting house. ‘The course of study embraces doubleentry book- Keeping, and its adaptation to various de) ite of commerce ang . Mercantile calculations ee = has mest approved methodr.— “Tact enmanship, combin! idity of execu- ton with beauty of cherwo fp po bed upon mercantile law, upon various important mercantile subjects, beside many other pointe necessery fora book-keeper or business msn to understand. Time necessary for a student to ccmpicte the course varies (rom five to sight weeks. There being no vacation, apvlicants can enter at any time and attend beth day and evening. Examinations are beld at stated ¢-riode. and diplomas awarded to those who gredu- sis. Por terms, &c., write and have » circular for- warded by mail. feb 4—ly PIANOS AND MUSIC. The undersigned desires to 1 the attention of purchs- 'sers to his stock of Pi AN: consisting of 6, 644, 634, amd T-ectaves, with or without metalic frames. ene piancs are remarkable for great power of tows, from the lowest to the highest notes, with an elastic and ready , being suited to any performers. MU- SIC for pianos, snd all other Musical Instrumente comatently cn hand and received as soon as publish- zi, The trade evupplied on liberal terms. JAS. E. BOSWELL, a 223, Beltimore street, Baltimore, Md. Sa ILVERWARE. CANFIELD, BROTHER @ CO. 239 Baltimore street, have on hand and sre con siantly making new styles of Silver Coffee and Tre Sets; Silver Pitchers; Waiters; Castors; Goblets Cups: Spoons ; Forks; Ice Tongs; Crumb Scrapers; Vie, Ice cream, and Fish Knives; Salt Oeliars; But ter Knives, &c., ef warranted Sterling Silver. je 22—tf Baltimore, Md. oc I WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD Change of Prices betroeen Washington & Baltmere. of (esses Se and after Monday, October 24, the fare between Washington and Baltimore will be ons dollar and sixty cents A commu ation of ten cents will be allowed to all who procure tick- ets before entering the cars. An a dition of ten cente wiilalso be made to all y statians unless tickets are purchased at the office. Ko trip tickets, for three days, will be issued id, 4th, and 5th instant, at $2, to all who 18k Ube SAgriculigsal Fair and diary- land Institute. Leave Washiogton for Baltimore at 6 ard 84 a. m,and 3and 5 p.m. digs fee a een. ave Baliimore for Was! mn daily, except Sundays, at 414 and 9am, pry pony 8p zB. On Suudays at 4}4 a m and 5 pm. By order: T. H. PARSONS, Agent. oct 2—1m » U. &. MILITARY AND NAVAL AEGUS. VAE undersigned having become the Soutbera Correspondent of the absve paper, edited by Mayor Crawley, and being desirous to furnish correct and authentic information in reference to all mst- ters apperteining to the Military, solicite the aid ot officers com: the severs! Companies in this and adjoi: cities, in advising him of any of their proceedings for publication. G. W. MEARSON. —A branch office has been established in this -ity, where subscriptions, advertisements, and communicstions will be receive. Office, 204, Pa. avenue, bet. 1éth and 15th ets. oct 10—tf