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THE NEW YORK & LIVERPOOL
a3Gf& UNITED STATES 8&E
MAIL STEAMERS.
INHE SHIPS COMPRISING THIS LINE ARE
/ THE
ATLANTIC, Capt West
PACIFIC, Capt. Nye,
BALTIC, Capt. Csnet1Gk,
ADRIATIC, Capt. Grafton.
These chips have been built By contract, exprese-
ly for Government service; every cars has been
taken In their construction. as I'm the Engines to
insurs strength and sp.et sud their accom- moda.
tions for passengers are unequalled for e'sgince
and comfort.
Price of passage frOs, New York to Liverpool, In
first cabin. 10
Secoud Cabin 70
Exclusive of extra size state 500
From Liverpool to New York f30 and f20
An experienced surgeon at: sched to each ship.
No berth can he secured until paid TOR.
For freight or passage apply to
EbWARD K. COLLINS h CO.,
IS Wall street, Ne York.
BROWN, sIIPLsY 4 co,
&c. ROBERTS & CO,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE 4 90,
26 Rue Notre Dame des VICTORIES, Paris.
GEO. II. DRAPER, HAVE.
Tbs owners Of thsse ships will rot be accountable
for gold silver, bullion, specie, jegery, precious
stones or metals, unless bills Of lgding signed
therefor, and The value thereof th.ren expressed.
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IN HIST PUBLISH ED

NEW MUsE.
IN JUST PUBLISHED,
II do not ask 10 offer thee" a very pretty song
inscribed to Miss Higdon, Portsmouth, Va.
"The Elves" being beautiful variations on Thou
art gone from my gaze.
1--WE stood beneath the moons bright rays" a
beautiful ballad, respectfully dedicated to Miss Nan
lie Maury, Of Washington.
"SOuvenir,'' a brilliant Waltz, by Prof. FOertsch
and dedicated 20 Miss Charlotte Davis, of Washing
ton city.
Fairy Star ard Sunbeam SciOttisches, Sparkling
Waltz, Old Defenders Quckstep, al the Music, ri
anO, and Fancy Store Of
JOHN +. ELLIS.
300 Po. avenue, between 9th and Doth SIS.
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FIHIIE AMERICAN SPORTSMAN; containine
l. hints TO sportsmen, notes on sporting, and the
habits of the game birds and wild fowl of America
by Elisha ]. Lewis, NJ. ID. With numerous illus
trations.
For sale az TAYLOR & MAURY's
lan3 Bookstore, near 9Th st.
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EXPECTED NEW YEAR PRESENTS.

OF all the branches of business conducted in this
~ city Groceries, perhaps, Of a. others afford the
smallest profits and should have the preference for
cash, and no one in that business can continue If
his customers not prompt in settlement by short
notes or csh. DESTROYS Of closing up for the past
earnestly request all who sre indebted 10 cali aid
settle wi bout delav.
I will further give notice that ell future bile
which may be contracted with me- must be INSIDE
with refer to, and with the dis met understand
log That thsy 10 be cossd mapth'y, by cash on
notes IL 80 days which have prepared for the pur
pose, except uch Of ~ old customers who have Il
ways been prompt. IMP KING.
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4 NATHOIiC BOOKS.-A large and varied assent
~ ment Of Catholic Works, including ST. Vincent
Manual Chrif tan's Guide, Gems or1ievoiion.; DO
nay Bishop in plain and elegant bindings, the low
est price, just received at
TAYLOR & MAURY;S
inn 10 Bookstore, near 9Th ST.
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llLrIIgRI llVIlfIsIIEJ1!.
6BeRcp ID. 1uIH'

nCHAkD n. sNfH. oleRcI d. 1MIYE.
~ ID. SMITH - CO, Manufacturers and
W. 0ss'srs in ALCOHOL, CAMPHENu, ETHk
RIAL OIL &c. No. "a 8. CALVERT STREET, OF
posite water street, BALTIMORE, Md.
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For Lynchburg, connecting with the stages at
Charlottesville, on Mondays, Wed nesdays, and Fri
days.
For Luray and Esw Market, connecting With the
ages ct Cupeper, on Tuesdays, Thursday snd Sat
urday.
For Winchester daily, connecting with the rtsg.s
az Pied mont
For Middleburg daily, connecting with the stages
1T tho Plains.
Per ortsr: w.B. CROCKETT, Agent.
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AN APPEAL To COMMON SENSE.

LIT THE SICK HkAk INK Truth.
CAPTAIN BESJAMIs.-Whereysr known his test
m0ny will be- conclusive. But lest those who do
not know the Captain should be sccpucal, Dr. Daw-
s. Bro, with others of the beet known and most
highly respectable citizens of East"n, endorse his
wonderful cure by
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DENRHYN AND IRON MANTsLS-a, b. re o
Il beautiful assortment Of thess ch ap AID da'
rsble articles, q the corner Of Penn avenue
and Tenth street, over the Washington Saving
Bank, RALPH HAsKINf,
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD

TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS:
FAVE daily, except Sunday, at and 81 q. m.
Il ard end 5 p n.
On Sunday ut q N and s p u.
Leave Baltimore at ~ and Q : m; a1i and G
pm.
On Sunday at ~ m and pm.
The connections with Baltimore Ohio Rail-cs l
for the West are by trains leaving a. N sri 3
Pm.
For Philadelphis and New York at G, ard eIks a D.
and p m.
For Annapolis at 81 IN and5pn.
For Norfolk az p m.
FL. PARSONS, Agent.
Psrticu ar attention Ia called to the Rule requir.
ing q rcspensible voucher for any person Of color
who mRy wish to pass oy the road.
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NEW STORE, NEW STORE.

LctislaTld duene, opposite the Bank Of WdShingca
Mr. THOMAS DELEANY respectfully invitei
w the attention OF the public to examine bif
stock Of GOODS. which he has opened on Lousi az,
avenue between Sixth and Seventh street,, opposit,
the Bank Of Washington, consisting Of ali deacrip
tons Of Teas, &C. Imperial, Gunpo #der, and Blsci
Tes; Win and Liquors. of al sorts, whicn he car
sell at the 10 vest prices for cash approved psper
Besides AL the nscessaries for Grocery Guinness
viz: Brooms, Buckets, Cedlr Tubs, Matches, &c,
&c. Please call and gee for yourselves.
nov 2a-3m
AHY COURTSHIP AND IT'S CONSEQUENCES
wi by Henry Wikof
The History and Poetry OF Finger Rings, by Chas
Edwards
The World a Workshop, by Ewbank
The New Congressional Directory At
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
jan ID Bookstore, near 9Th St
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FOR THE WEST AND SOUTH.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
IMPROVED AGRAN3EMENTS FOR THAVELl
IMPORTANT CHANCES OESCHEDUDEV
III EH3HI The late completion OF tn
80 scentral Ohio Railroad between
Wheeling and Columbus, uniting. as II does, hy ~
short and direct line, the Baltimore and Chic
Railroad with all portions of the West (ana Merit.
and Southwest9 gives this route greatly increase
advantages to through travellers in that direction,
On and sfier MONDAY, November n, 1854, the
trains will be run ss follows:
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
Two fast trains daily wilt run in each direction
First-The MAIL TRAIN, leaving Camden Station
at a. NJ instead OF o'clock as heretofore, except
on Supday,) and arriving at Wheeling at 40 q. n,
Second-The EXPRESS TRAIN, leaving at 5p m :,
iustead Of at p. m, as heretofore, and rupnioe
through to Wheeling IN about IL hours, reacbipg
there at 10 25 a. Ia. This trsio will step at Wash
iogton Junction, Syk.svile, Monocacy, Hsrper's
E'rry, Martinsburg, sir Johns Run, Cumberland,
Piedmont Rowlesburg Nswburg, Fettermsn, Farm
iugten, Cameron and Moundsville only, for wood
and water and meals. Both tEese trains MAKE
prompt aud regular connection with the Of the
Central Ohio Road for Csnbridg', Fan. svill~, New
ark, Columbus, Cincinnati, Louisville, Dayton
Sandusky, Toledo, Getroit, Indianapolis, Chicago
st Louis, etc. Passengers leaving baltimore by the
Mail Trs'n; vii reach Cincinnati fer dinner next
day, while by the Express Train they arrive there
at IL the next night, being kept but one night OF
the route by eith"r train.
Passengers for the Northwest via Cleveland and
all intermediate points can make s direct ,oDnec
tion WITH ne trains upon tn Cleveland ana bltts
burg Ealrord at all times whea the Ohio il naviga
be for steamers between Wheeling ard Welayille
by leaving Baltimore In the Mail Train a. 7 q. NJ.
Returning, The Trains leave Wheeling as follows
The EXPRESS TRAIN at 30 p. m, reaching Pa
tu1o-e AZ $50 a. m. The MAIL TRAIN at Has p.
m reaching Baltimore at p m.
8f5- Though tickets by boat from Wheeling for
CiuciGnati, Madison. Louisville, ST. cuts aud other
River Cities i'll be sold at times when the stage
Of water will Admit.
Sc Through tickets between Baltimore and
Washington, aud all the important cities snd towns
In the West, are sold at the Tiche. 0f:ces Of the
Company.
FOR WAY PAsSENT ERS.
THE MAIL TRAIN, leaving Camden Station will
take passengers for 81 the usual stopping place. on
the Road Returning this train leaves Wheeling
at AS midnight, Cumberland at 10 Is a.. m, AM
arrives at Baltimore at p. m.
THE FREDERICK ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,
for Frederick aud Ctsrmeiiate places, will start
p. daily. Except Sundays) arriving in Freder-
lex st 740 Returning " i'll leave Frederick at q.
m, arriving at Baltimore at 1890, noon
THE ELLIC0TT'3 MILLS ACCOMMODATI0N
viii be run daily, Excerpt Sundays,) es follows:
Leave Camden Station at m. and p. m.
Leave Eilicott's Mills at 7.30 a and $50 p.
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sNIDER's WINES
1T pH II InR ID IN n .
DOCTOR YOURSELF.
THE POCKET HSCULAPIUS

Tie Yifteth Editior, with
Que hundred Frrrsvinss
showing Disess.ss ard Nal
formstionf Of tBs Human
System In ever Shspe and
form. To WIKI isAdded O
Trsetise pRtA !sesses Of
est inpoz k5sto nsrried
people, o. those cooten
plating usrrisge. By
WM. YOUNG, M. d.
Let &C father lie aaharsd
70 present a ocpy OF the
LSCuLAPIUS 20 his child
II may rave him from en-
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oarfJ grtNe. LIT 10 youoE 1ttO or WoH an entof In
TO the secret obligations Of plsrred lie without
reading tie POCKET ESCULAPIgS. Let NO one
suffering from 0 h,ck nicd Cough, Pain In the si3s
- Byspeptic sensstions, and gven up BY their PHI.
sicisp, be another moment, without >Cpsullns the
K2CULAPIUs. Have the married, OF those sbcul
10 BE- tTried any inpcdinent, read tnis truly
ful bock, ss II has been the means OF saving thous.
,nes CT unfortunate creatures rom the very Jaws II
1eath.
A1-Any person sending TwENT f-TIvy CENTS
enclosed IN letter, viu receive one coy az tia
soTk by pEi, Eve eopies viii be sentfoG One Del.
'aE.
ADDRESS, tpost paid) DIR. wy. YOUNG,
Nc. Is2 Spruce ,tre .. rhEsaslpsia
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FOR POOR AND LABORING MEN.

ANAL BUILDING LGFS Of 10 feet OF more, in
- Various parts OF the City, md Georgetown, ~
lev prices, and terms TO suit Lloyd co.
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y L ID L NC STON
For sale, deliverable at the Canal. or Wbsryes 4,
Washington, Georgetown, CT Alexandria.
LLOYD 4 90.
18th street. spp. Treasury nepsr.m.nt.
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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-09

from the grating Of that asylum upon homely
honesty, 10 drop the hang-dog look Of a mental,
and assume the compliment pomposity Of chick
en-hearted alderman. He 10 too grand parsonage
TO be Influenced in bis course" by the verbal lee
lures Of the Examiner; and SO We turn him over
to the toddy Of " dear Roberta" and TO the sub
stantial persuasives Of "our friend Forrest" who
"spends half he Is worth" in effecting bis purposes,
and finds wiling toolin Col Forney.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-09

Several editorial articles intended for this
days paper, are excluded by the pressure Of
other matter.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-09
WASHINGTON, ID. G.
vEsPAsIAN ELLIS, Editor.
SATURDAY. JUNE Q, 1855.

WASHINGTON MONUMENT AssociArIos.---"e
have received the reply Of the Managers Of the
Washington Monument Association 70 the at
tack Of the late Board, and viii publish i on
Monday.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-09

Much anxiety has pervaded this community,
for the last week, to learn what reply the
Richmond Examiner would make to the re-
cent contemptuous article of the Union, ~ re-
gard to that journal. We are gratihed TO be
able to state that II has come at last.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-09

Mr. Joseph II. Psdgett in going from Bryan
town TO Port Tobacco, Md, on Friday, was way
laid and shot at, by some one conceded close to
the road Mr. p. vi. wounded, but not seriously.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-09

A DARK Misunderstanding to the census
returns Of 1850, there are, in the counties Of
Page and Rockingham, in Virginia. 8,b73
white persons over the age Of 80 years who
can neither read nor write. Mr.. Wise received
a heavy majority in these counties at the late
election. Nuff ced.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-09

In the third volume Of Blackstone's Com
mentaries, page ls4, Is the following declare
ton:
.sCommon barratry Is the offence of frequently
exciting and stirring up suits and qaarres be-
tween his Maesty's subjects either at law or 9th.
erways. The punishment for this offence, IN .
common person, "a by fine and imprisonment; but
IL the offender las Is too frequently the easel be-
longs TO the profession Of the lava barrator, who
is thus able as well as willing TO do mischief-he
ought also to be disabled from practising for the
future
We kindly, and without fee, publish the
above law, for the benefit Of our fellow-citizens,
and especially for those members Of the bar Of
this city who have been figuring In certain late
transactions.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-09

"THn ALLEGED ELECTION FRAUDS IN w AsHiNa-
ros--The Star states that some twelve OF the per-
sons whose votes were refused at the late election
in Washington have entered suits against the com.
rnissioners Of election, and that one hundred ana
nlnety-two other similar suits will be instituted In
few days 1t is also stated In the same paper thai
copies Of the opinion Of the circuit court (Which
decided on the morning Of the election that natu
ralixed citizens were entitled to yote) were sent 10
the several polls BY order of the court, for the
guidance of tho commissioners, but II 10 alleged
they we're prevented from reaching their destina-
lion by the interference OF member OF the sue
cessfal party, and in one instance the bearer was
made to give up the document, and thus the COM
missioners were kept in ignorance OF the decision
Of the COURT
Mr.. EpIroH: The above paragraph was publish
ed in the Baltimore Sun of this morning, and hav-
ing perceived that the same story, emanating from
the same source, 1.-THE Star has been widely cir
culated by telegraph, we have taken the trouble
to make inquiry at the clerks Office, and examined
the docket with the clerk and find that the whole
story about the Issue Of writs against the commits
sioners Of election Is fabrication from beginning
to end.
As the story has obtained wide circulation,
the author cannot escape from the consequences
Of uttering deliberate falsehood--for no reputa-
bic or truthful editor would publish such state
ment 80 confidently, on a subject Of such import,
unless perfectly able to establish its correctness
We therefore charge the editor Of the Star with
having published a deliberate falsehood.
The truth about this matter amounts to just
this: the anti-Americans counted upon 700 ma
jority before the election. The American party
counted about 400 majority after the election.
Then the sore-heads met at Sour-Krout Hall, and
made certain outrageous charges against the Com
missioners of Election and the American party,
and sent the same as bona .fds facts to Messrs.
Carlisle, Fendall, and Lawrence. These gentle
men, Z assuming the charges" to be thus and 80,
advised" &C., DC. TRUTH.
In connection with this subject, we will state
that we are informed, by competent author
ity," that the Justices Of the Circuit Court ex-
pressly prohibited the clerk of that court from
serving copies OF their "opinion" upon the
Commissioners of Election. Organ.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-09

The cars on the Virginia Central railroad are
now running ten miles west.of Stanton,
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-09

SrATIsrIcs or LowrJL MASurAcTuREs.---The
capital invested In the manufactures Of Lowell, on
lst Of January, amounted to over $4,000, 900.
There are ffy-two mills running, s7I 1898 spindles,
and IL ,407 looms. At these and other depart
ments of the wooden and cotton manufacture, 1928
females, and 4,542 males are employed. srhis
working force produced weekly 2,2Ss, 900 yards Of
cotton cloth, $4,000 yards Of woolens, $4,000
Yards Of carpeting, and 80 rugs, consuming there
for $4,000 lbs. Of cotton, and 10000 lbs. Of
wool.
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From the Rochester Union, June 1.
A Villain In PetticOats.

II will be recollccted that some months since We
published lengthy account Of the thievlng opera
tons Of Ann Elizabeth Coleman, rsscslly speci-
men Of the masculine gender who carried on his
operations In female attire. He was engaged In
Albany "a a domestic and taken TO live with q
family In Schoharie county He was an excellent
cook and filed his place TO the satisfaction OF his
employers until his vilany was discovered. The
safe Of his employer had been broken open and
considerable gold coin stolen thercfrom, and sus-
pcion resting upon "Ann, y his trunk wassearched
and although the money was not found, various
articles of stolen property were discovered. A
razor and strop found In the trunk he begged IN
be left with him, "as they were the only things
he had In the world TO remember bis poor dead
father" He was arrested, plead guilty to the
charge of theft, and was sentenced to the Albany
penitentiary for three months.
On reaching the penitentiary, Coleman was turn
ed over TO the matron, oil females on enter
ing, for bath and prison garb. He accompanied
the matron as commanded, and while In the act of
taking BATH strange disclosures were made, which
caused the matron to scream and fee, and Cole
man to jerk on his dress in greater haste than be
could be induced to employ In taking IL of. Help
came, and the prisoner was led away and placed
in n CELL and physician was sent for. Suffice to
say, Coeman's medical treatment was exactly suit
ed to his case. DR.. Stats prescribed pair Of
pantaloons and jacket, and such change Of air IA
would result from bis immediate transfer to the
male department Of the prison.
After Coleman had been imprisoned for short
time II was found necessary on a certain occasion
TO punish him for oft-repeated violations Of prison
discipline. Accordingly he was taken TO the
" shower-box" and stripped Of bis clothing, at
which time the Deputy Superintendent discovered
small bag containing ti70 in gold coin secreted
in one of the legs Of the prisoners pantaloons.
The prisoner Immediately fell upon his knees and
begged the Deputy not 70 expose him, and to re-
tain the money for his own use.
The fact coming to light Coleman's case was
again presented TO the Grand Jury Of Schoharie
county, and an indictment found against him.. HE
trial came on last week, when he was found guilty
Of grand larceny, and sentenced to two years in
the State Prison at Clinton.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-09

A FnIBusrER oPERArIos.--Strange revelations
are made in the New York Sun concerning certain
leading American " flibusters revelations Of
such character as to demand prompt cxplana-
ton from the parties Implicated;
The pith Of these disclosures IL, that General
Quitman, together with sundry retired officers Of
the United States army, agreed 10 get up a military
force TO protect the landing Of arms for the Gu
bans, for which, Il is alleged, they received slo-
900 In hand. Two steamers were chartered, in
conjunction Of which, $4,000 was at once paid
down. in thirty days thereafter $4,000 more was
advanced, followed by an additional $50, 600 when
the captain reported himself ready TO sail.
The money was all paid in good faith, and all OF
il was to be forfeited IL the recipients did not start
within thirty days from the time the vessels were
reported for sea. But when the time came for
sailing II Is charged that the government was in.
formed Of the scheme on foot and the result was
the whole affair was knocked in the head. The
government, at Washington, was let into the se-
cret, and 40 were the Cuban authorities And
thus, says the Sun, $4,000 we're swept away by
one foul, atrocious piece Of treachery
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-05
MEDICINAL.
DR. HATS Celebrated Putuonic Elirir

| d q z o II
DOR the permanent cue oicoughs, colds consumption
inflammation OF the bTOe8 aud hOaTseueSS caused hnb
e $peakinSi and all affections II the organs OF Tesira
ticR.
Warranted the pleasanes and best medicine for iseas
eS o NE lungs ever sold in 4 meTiCa.
In presenting this medicine 10 the public have the
satslactinu know that only them with
invaluable tOe for the class Of diseases it profess
cure but which is perfectly harmless in its Ell
Cts upon Inc constitution, be administered with
out lear OF mineral pOsOu<, for II contains
The TACT that large portion tine suffering, and death
throughout Country is caused by disease OF the organs
duccd to put IT within the reach OF every rjIvidua
who may need ecdy that has proven itself invalu.
able.
This medicine is the result of long experience, and
study oil Those diseases OF the lungs which equent
our changcdbic Cniei and claim it to be in advance
eomP 'ints, an Improvement upon ALL and consequently
uIcriOr 10 all others.
We Shall make no extTavOgaIt assertions Off efficacy
III curing diseases like the vendeTs too many nOsruns,
who deceive all who trust hca shall we hold out
inducements which experience does not justify.
lIraieHts will pct&eveTe in The OF This medicine,
and use II as dlncIe they will be cured in every Instance
latltS not beyond the power Of medicine. There arc
Hln rTuus enjoying blessings of health and
since been in their but OT timely and peTSeve
ring use OF This invaluable remedy. II is pretended
HAT II is nahle IL every stage consumption but
Know 10 b. adapted 10 The various diseases oil the
respiratory organs than any other Medicine offered 10
the public. All aSkis trial. and III every instance il
c<ed freely according the directions aud ii perfect salts.
action is not siv"n the money will be returned.
Genuine signed E. Ill. IL Coz For sale by JAM ES
BAKER; Druggist Wheeling, Va. Also, by Druggists
generally throughout tie country. aF9-Iy
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sMEDICAL.
Prof woods,

PROF. WOODS
III mir RestOrntIVeis for the first time intro
III dnced tothe citizens OF Wheeling, No 159 Market
atreet, whichiS tho only sure remedy Invented
Intellectually restore the grey hairs aud whskers
original color OF youth, without dyein the bald
head in short time with the natural covering, remove
dAnTu and prevents the hair from falling andiS free
from tue filthy sediment Objectionable in divers prrpa
TaOHs of different names beOfet the public tic RH
is beautiful article for the toilet,
or yOui and can only be appreciated by its and all
are respectfully invited TO caIIat the ePot and examine
the testimonials Oiades and gentlemen high TePuta
hontn the South and West, whereit was invented, but
Will refer to the certificate below OF the distinguished
atatesmananI Senator, Judge Rrecse, of illinois:
GARLYLE, III. June q, 1863.
have used Prof. o. s. Woods Hair Restorative and
have admired the wonderful effect My hair becOn-
l az Thought, prenatuIely grey, but by the his
restorative II has resumed its original color, and have
no doubt permanently so. -
SIDNEY BREESE,
Ex-senator of the United States