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SOMETHING WORTHY KNOWING; >.

-hiNO " ~ n u W. W i4f" by
using Professor woods Hair Restorative, gray
hair can be permanently restored to It's original
color. The subjOined certificate was received
from Johnson Stone, Gardner, Me and Is but
one OF the many instances that are daily coming
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as hundreds OF cur community can testify.-Bos-
toS Herald
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EV ENING STAR,
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GARDNER, Me, June % 1889

Mr.. Ii. DYEs-Dear Sir: have used two hot
Ties OF Prof. Woods Hair Restorative, and can
truly say 1t the greatest discovery Of the age for
restoring and changing the Hair. Before using
IT was a man or seventy My hair has now al
tanned its original color. You can recommend II
to the world without the least fear, az my case
was one Of the worst kind
Yours respectfully, DhN'L ~. MURPHY
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no AND EXAMINE THE BOSTON PI.
" AMOS at ELLIS'S Music Store, 800, betw.
9th and 10th streets, apo
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CARLYLE, Ill. lime ~. 1S53

CARLYLE, Ill, June ~, 1853
have used Prof u. J. Woods Hair Restora
tive, and have admired It's wonderful effect NV
hair was becoming, as 1 thought, pIematurely
gray; but by the Of the - Restorative, II has
resumed It's original color, and, | have no doubt
permanently so. SIDNEY BREESE,
Ex-senator United States
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6AyR RESTO


Ex-senator United States
hAlR RESTORATIVE.-I1 our columns TO-
day will be found Prof. w Gods ad vertsement Of
the above article, to which We call attention
What II has done, we have witnessed upon sew
eral Of our acq ualntances In St Louis Hair once
gray met our view, black or brown as the case
might be, being the color Of early manhood; and
as fine and glossy as silk, and that without any
other application than the Restorative II It has
done this pom others, will 1t not do the same for
any OF our readers whose frosty prows'' were
once like the 60 raven locks" Of Lothiel's warlike
chief, If they will try 1t. We think so-Jaeksox
ci!ls Constitutional, Oct S, 1853.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY THE
AGE Eft seldom occurs that we notice, under
any circumstances patent medicines restora
tives, or anything Of the kind, for we have a pre-
judge against most Of them. But candor COM
pels us to invite attention to the advertisement of
Professor Wood g Hair Restorative We are too
Juvenile to require anything Of the kind but some
instances Of its use have come to our knov,lsd ore
which almost assures us that 1t is a soyerei0n
remedy against the hair becoming prematurelv
gray. 1t is not " Hair Dve - but upon its an
plication, directed the effect is produced u Don
the skin, which brings out the original colored
hair, without stiffness; and gives II glossy and
natural appearance. We have seen persons who
have used II, and are much pleased with it, Ex-
| anime the advertisement Missouri Republican
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broadway, New York, and | IA Market street, st
Louis, Missouri
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II. w DYOTT & SONS, General Wholesale
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LIFcHsTRs, Nov. 10, 1854.
M. j2Ss Tobias having furnished NE with
aiassea, by which have been greatly aided my
vision having suffered greatly from reading at
nj ght In ny earlier if5l Il affords me- the hig hest
pleasure to say that consider him sSllfui prsc-
Teal optician, and well prepared to aid those VIE
may iced his professional services.
RnsXIE
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PAHKEH. NIuuo& CO.,

40. rs EAGLE SQUARE.
ANF lut opened Tot ~ cheap Cloths
Hnd Napkins of hcr Importation Persons uant
VII please call aud examine them. 80
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NUMBER 26.
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
PROCEEDINGS oy CONGRESS.


wAsmSsTos, Jan. 29th-The Senate "a. no, h, 49,.
sion.
In the House. NJ Underwood offered resolution n,,
s'dng that every member shall be voted for in rotation
no Speaker be elected in that way then the selection
sha be made from the tao having tn. highest pauh s
'oe.-no debate nor personal explanation. 10 n in or,
during The vote unless by unanimous consent lie mid
he would not press the resolution until tomorrow
NJ Ca~fori gave notice that he would ,ono,row ~,
Ter resolution to elect Speaker in one ~ay provide. i'm
the Constitution for the election OF Presd.nt-n.nl
10y the states each casting vote
Mr.. n h Marshall offered resolution sur ce.ng tn,
u tho dn'y o each party To ~thdraw their
Alter debate the resolution Withdrawn
Ar. steward submitted a resolution decl,r;,r ,h,
with the concurrence OF the Senate il no Su-,L.,
elected 10y the 5th of February the Eou., wouId "A
Jon'n until the 18th Of May Thi. wa. laid on the ,.hl
The Hon-e voted for Speaker with the tollo~i,, ,,,,
Banks 80, Orr SO, Fuller 81, SCATTERING
""-'s"-y Utiered a resolution, leaving a blank
therein to be hd by the OF the person receiving
majority Of the votes Speaker Before the question
was put on this resolution, debate sprang up on the
question OF Know Nohingsm, ia the course OF which Mr.
Lecher declared himself it, bitter unqualified enemy
The resolution then laid the table by vote of So
to ~, and the House adjourned.
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DAVENPORT, ALLKN a 90,
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LATEST NEWS FEoN roRr rIERRF.


Through letters received from Fort Pierre bv express,
We have to the 5thoi December The troops which
sre stationed At that place have all gone into winter omar
icr' aud oomiortab, huttci ia the timber skting
Missouri. Snow commenced hlHugon the SO Of fOctouer.
aud since thea the weather has been very severe
General Haruey had ordered out dct al Of hundred
mcu to with him upon excursion up the river They
we're 90 travel TIE ice aud had prevailed the slcd- for
the service but the day for the starting had been ~
~. a. Tue General awaiting dispatches from Major
Howe, whom De- had sent down the ' eau qui Court
aud from whom nothing had been heard up
to The time of the departure Of the express
some ot the Indians had been m and had talk with the
Geucal in command and they finally arranged about the
18th u 20 be present within hundred days and hold
grand council Co ettc upon terms Of peace
Afer the massacre, there much excitement that
lrd several acts OF revenge Indian fashion such the
murder Of the mail party, Sc When that had subsidized
tHcy alarmed toy reports Of hosites by the Govern
mcut agliusf them As nothing done for some time
Che most restless and m.chevous among them began to
Imagine that there such Intention aud that the
Government afraid
They iidno believe that anything would be done and
aud so they p-esuuei-tk.l bg and insuted trtns Sc
bat sitter OF. few Of them -houl bee credited With
ths feeling lni course There are always restless and
impatient spirits among them besides Young braves who
sart in establish Thus 10 vas until Hsrnev at
ngkci them ou thc blue Water They did not believe
uut hc work sd that nytbng the kind would
hc ouc That unjcccVed them and then the fought
A. we're upon compulson and treatcd they would
have done by others.
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F,rWvL DoG.-Mr. T. Merriam of Broskl,n
Hegit' writes New York Journal Of Commerce TO
announce the death Of dog who had for some years
been IN the habit Of assisting him in making his meteor
oog,al Observations at night by waking him every hour
when the clock struck This dog during ten years res
dcnce 90 the family had upon the good feelings
% a that there drv eve in the house when he
died VI. Merriam adds After had put his BODY IN
box called iu two large dogs that had seen him in the
street the, SEEMED 10 understand and feel one of them
brought bone with him. and laid it down bv the box
aud l.ttit The also came ont and stood bv hin,
some time, aud then walked slowly awav
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ATTACK UPON HORACE GREELY.

WAsaINGToN, Jan. 29.-As Grcely wa. coming out NJ
the capitol tl- afternoon he was attacked by Mr. Ru,
OF Arkansas, Who with his fist inflicted several blow, un
on his (Greelys head Subsequently, when Greedy was
approaching the National Hotel Mr. Rust struck his arm
with stick The assault is presumed to have been oc
casioned by structures in Washington letter to the
Tribune, on Monday, Mr. Rusts proposition request
ing candidates for the sDeakershp withdraw from th.
coutest
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U<Noh The last three ycsrsI have b,n engaged
known only 10 elf and
instructed
Oi $500
arrangements 10 Europe sTginy
difous
pIs' Who On remit the Of OsK DuLL,s
success h.Ne
have received from uo-- hav-
M ahd ~ho are now making from 10 t5 every
Pffr.h ehatr 10 ut
making small iottuns There iIvSErs busne-
to Rsi.truc b.
g'd- q. cAsc''r snd lean al, rtr rr-n. Pha,d-4a
'h city,
a.. ~ ..d ~h" IL ,.,ti that they alY q
fl' pr day NJ the II l. h-n---
gchtlin' enag". ami uih
income several ladies la various parts Of
lHn whom have nsirui In ~. CLEARING from d.
!" W I~ day hH SsHtsf Btstns-s, but
are T.quirrf 10 start Ia Upon 81, Immediately
s.i 70 r apcan printed circular. containing fi Instructions
Ia t ATi which sll b. perfectly understood upon
Adfrs- A.. 7. PARSONS,
jai2-im--fs,Yks No - w-.t g6t, s,r,.t ~, va
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EENI's DRESS CLOrIIING.-Black Dre., and
- fdocs 'oN ue Dress Coats BLACK aud loco C.s.
,msfe @ rant sHs' Velvet and Cashmere ve ao
Linen aUd Cotton Shirts Al rauufa ur, from sr
F'h o Material as 20 make te
~ bringing ihe several articles shove before t p1h.
~ W DO 50 sih considerable confidence ffi
"hcs ~ each customer prre u.s. and would ,rly r
Htntnn 20 uc Tact at VIZ Gfusong cortrusiy r market
TeAHs up such grois will end W erd-.v7r 10
or business extensive aud popular.
A.,su .,sui' solicited GRosHoNG 4 TUrN,N
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SOME ETHING To OLD AND YOUNG.
pROFESSOH WOOB'>
HAIR IESTORATINE

FsNHs rElrAE NToN .,ii' H riir two yar- n r
Nc. owing 60 its vouieri h.mar s .i.s
M, ur'dy Obtained ceirbr 80 and s'e perfectly unparalleled T.
Ordinary
eud been ~srty Welcomed to Of %, ctes tor. III
e Jntcl states th Causdas and hs west India islands Na a
is Wien r1puInr.t,
basel upon t' rlcrts solely established BY mai h.
preparation VIII a'iIy restore Stay htrto s natural color. r
u rr,-h upon e head, o o. bald prevent ite isir
fliur of usCt
how o e u1tlrad duis sud thus i,.r . ... t
Esy toN dscls,s of Che ssp. trd cypt dlrrlh ~ rf
ate and ladies of CONN
w E1 have o. d i and Therefore ssk wattey know most
aii,st Ihai hy proper of tt Rssfofsv toe hair can
i' H'n and eiau fs rA1rs cor CO. almost 0,f
VhIrin ~, tN removing th nf dsefse ffr
ani r ,'rhcaies of numerous r.arrcf.. uIfrrfs rf M
seNt- t 'ic r ~ hie curative we'll
" editors and ccrtd-stcs before anulei tir Boz fa N III,
hEssfittn, Mae. Jan. f1iI. ISIS
Psor Woor-prar srHtvnr your Hair E..,.rs
tive. pleasure sfrti hl. hu -
removing nhsmmtl daulrr anil constant tendency f-y
with which have htu trouhiei from ch1 I.o ana hs . ,i
my har which we onr to its have ussi
no other aru'. With anything Ike uc ptasur profit
Yours ulIN. J K BRAGG.
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- = ''tDicita, tlIV LI4gfr flfH ReIIefis ~ WIHf"
NkR a.. &. VI HgfAA.of of Esltuorr. having had a. v-.
~ experience IN curing disease, positively ssr
ahtsv Zoo The iolou.n da~e-. SYPHILIS Cancer eou
thea Grt Srciur, Seminal Weakr.-. Pains the Ior. 81
tuu ~ tfr lHiu- aud kHineys, Ntvou.
Arising oni irprudeucc loo youth
required months. ard De guarantee uuer forfs.tr. ~ -r
in hour whout hnirancc bus. or r,-trt w
diet. W '''''N'''' i
hr Murray NiFine strictly vrrctate and can D. s.r D.,
tNifs u part of tie lui.cd States. p,e
in a aes where the patients dissatisfied none, win b. m
funded one packaFc warranted v-tr
pr Marcy, 9-i PRATT src.i. Bilumorr ~ IA il .rf ,
viii receive medical recons. Dr. h.. lis dtJo,s .
of6ce. ~
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The Oldest living English poets since the death of Mr.
Rogers are said to be Walter Savage Gandor born l775
Leigh Hunt, born 1854; and Barry Cornwall ora l7po
The Illustrated News remarks that
The only English poet who attained the age Of nearly
equal duration with that attained by Mr. Rogers was the no.
et aler Waller was born in COS, years after the
death OF Queen Elizabeth lie sat as member of n.rli,
ment in the reign Of James lie member OF the
celebrated Long Parliament Of Charles l. He sung the
Panegyuc OF Oliver Cromwell and celebrated tn restora-
non oi Ghaes H. He was alive at the coronation OF King
James II and IL his life had been spared barrv h,von1
smother wear would have witnessed the abdcation of
James and the accession Of William and Mary He wa.
IKE VI Rogers n other respects than his poetry lie wa
ainan oi wealth, aud he wit Waller AZ eighty wa.
still the delight oi the house Of commons Rogers AZ
eighty eight still the delight the most f,.bionabl
duncr tables in Tibuna and Begravia The savings Of
ier have desevedy found place in some Of the best
volume at Ana. and the rcpartecs OF Rogers
" hnd celebrity that IS equally enduainr
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LATER FROM HAYANA

Nav ORLEANS, Jan. s9.-The steamer Granada has ar-
n'e from Havana which place she lett on Saturday last
she brings no news o Importance. The steamer Fulton
was at Havana Sugar and MOasses good demand
with small receipts. The weather was unsettled
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Ms YoAK' Jan ss-Flour hrmrr-stAie ts+i Ohio ssss
Southern sss Wheat hrm-souhern Red si9s Corn Arm =.
~ cents Pork b1ter-sales slsS Beef dull Lard ou a
IL.
B'LrNoEE Jan. 99The ice has caused an entire ,,.p.n ,
trade, and quotation. therefore nominal
Nav ORLEANS, Jan. % Cotton active and firm Sal..
TO nOsn to-day 1000 bales
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We notice ia the Tallahassee Fordan OF the 9th ps
that the Secretary OF War has forward instructions TO
adopt coercve for the mova Of the Ipdao,
occupying he extreme southern section Of Florida The
Governor Of Florida has rendered To Colonel Wono g.
companies OF volunteers and promises many more AZ
NAV be necessary % effect the purpose
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FUNERAL OF CoNMoDoRE vopp1s

WAsHiNGroS. Jan. 2eth.-The funeral Of Commoior.
Morris which took place to-day largely attended and
the ceremony very impressive The President and Sec
retary Of tue Navy were present
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WEATHER IN TFyAs

NEw ORLEANS, Jan. S.-Galveston dates to last Sun
day have been received here The cold wa. very severe
in upper BraEos, the thermometer having been degree
below zero, and the Cattle we're dying from cold
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NAVAL COURT MARITAL.

PHILADELPHIA Jan 29-The court martial in the css.
oi Capt Richie met this morning. but adjourned without
any further Investigation in consequence OF the sickne..
Of OF the counsel for the accused
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les i on the Manuscript previously
he
aiyerement copy A specified number
~ Insertions will L. continued payment
ei t-rarlingiy
Rn'rI,H ApvrRIsssEsrs-ro avoid ui.indr
on the part of The Annual Advertisers u u
ht ir privilege only extends
aud other to b.
dit!pr1i charge. and 10 variation.
~ Read Ea- la
serfi hy tie hut H. charge,
such lis'ounts ~ shall H. agreed upon.
Aui,nccrs, booksellers
eng tnE with the privilege II ctng shall
yearly
the standing rule under exceed
tne such amount 20 b. gha---i ~ the usual
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DisAsrER On rHE DELAwARE.-The Philadelphia North
American gives the following account of au occurrence
already announced by telegraph:
sid casualty, involving the loss Of the lives of Mr.,
Elizabeth Albright and her daughter occurred upon the
Delaware. about o'clock on Saturday afternoon Tn.
unfortunate females taking ride in Mr. James allen
uers sleigh, With Nr Calender himself aud two Ittl.
grl when ths horse and vehicle precipated into
an ,rhole' and almost Immediately disappeared Mr.
Calender and little girls we're rescued with difficulty
Oy members OF the skaters Club the mother and daug
ter carried under the ice The bodies of Mr. al
bright and her daughter were recovered The Coroner
held am inquest on the body of Mrs Albright and the
jury rendered verdict OF accidental DEATH acouitting Mr.
Calender the driver of the sleigh, Of all blame
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THE MISSION To rvCT,Vn

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2s.-It is stated 5v authority
that Hon George Dallas has accepted the mission to
England
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STATEN ISLAND.
FANCY nl IiNG EsrAiti.IsHuENT.

TWO p,r'u- EEnA nRo,DwAY, Nav YuEx.
undersigned.
long ~ h- senior Of the Nathan
or ~ yeArsJ n prosecuting their busit..ss IJuni
They In
o ~SccI In a the branches
"r~sluh IA attaining high degree we'll
machinery aud apparatus for dressing different styles ofg,
practical artistic kill la ly-ug finishing Ladies'
and Mrua Dr">ss, have
large proportion ~
ish, nearly EQUAL in
Cloak- Msutls., Velvet Garm-nts
treated. Faded sud Stained ro,als rr-tye,
SILKS AND SILK DRESSES WNrEgED
Lac aud MI Curtains, Carpets Tai.
se Rednishcl, Damask and Mnrern Curtain.
Alo, Ribbons, Hosiery, Gloves, &c
Orders executed with aud de-pstrh.
Goods received aud returned 10y ENpr-ss
Goods Kept sUt1ect o s claim Of ~. twelve
BAKBETr, NIpIIEwS ca.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-30
TIE EXPECTEn STEAMER

HALIFAX, Jan. 90, IL M.-The weather is clear and
cold There are no signs Of the steamer Arabia now
about due from Liverpool