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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-12

BRUTAL ATTACK AND ROBBERY Mr. William
Smith, of the firm of J G. Smith Bro, wood
and Lumber merchants, was passing up Pennsyl-
vania avenue, last night, between ten and eleven
O'Clock, and stepped into a groggery kept by Il
man named Birch, between Second and Third
streets for the purpose of collecting an account
n crowd OF some twenty persons of a notorious
character were present, and one of the party
called him out of the house He went out and
the crowd followed him, and as soon as he got
out of the door he was struck over the head with
billy in the hands of one of the party The
blow stunned him for moment, and as he was
staggering and about to fall, he was seized from
behind by some one, who CldSped him around
the inns and held him up while number of the
party beat him with billies, and cut OF his right
was robbed of his pocket book, con,ainin. SiUj
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SCtSsORS. MIRRORS. POWDER BOXES.
- &C., at GIPBS'S Hair Store. near 18th street,
Pa. ave.. and At his Salesroom, under WIllards'.
nl0-3m
7 OOKIN At McLAUGHLIN'S. No. q, between
= 9Th and 9Th streets, at his large stock Of new
Goods aow opeuips. a|q
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NEW GROCERY. VARIETY, AND PRO
~ VISION STORE,

NEW GRUCEKT. VAKIET1, AND PRO
~ VISION STORE,
In The NORTHERN LIBERTIES.
The subscriber has lust opened Store of the
above description. No. 544 north nj street, -N
9Th, and respectfully sOlIcIts thee Fw[Nl
patrouage of his friends and the public. TheElEx1
articles fresh and will be sold low a s AEazzA<
at any other store IT, the City His stock consists OF
Also, Combs. Brushes. Toilet Powder, Pins, Need
les. Sewing Silk and Cotton, Thread, SuspeRders
Pens, Ink, Paper Cakes, Candies. &c.
For RBNT.-A Brick Stable. with hay loft and
room for carriage and two horses.
Oc l2-eolmH THOS, n. ADAMS
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I AIDES, PLEASE READ.

Instead al selling the remnant of my stock of
FANCY GOODS at auction, have moved IL into
my new Store $50 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th
streets, whore intend giving my customers and the
public generally chance to get great har gains at
auction prices. Call before you buy, and examine
for Yourselves.
Very spectfully, II. G.. STEVENS,
Dealer in L rench Millinery and Fancy Goods,
Oc2i $50 Pa. ave-. bet. 9th and 10Th SITS,
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ATTENTION .

| have THIS day received another supply Of the
coal. GAS BURNERS. These stoves -
burn the gas and smoke OF the GOAL, there @2
by making a saving of one half the fuel from <UuV
the common stoves; suitable TO all apart -
ments. II will not burn out more than from a half
10 2 ton Of coal during all the ond season.
Please call Al my Metropolitan - owe and Crate
Factory. where you can see one in full opeustIoa
every day IN my counting room and learn 70 use "a.
rms stove Is down on coal merchants; For saIs
only by c. WOODWARD.
"A
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By A. GREEN Auctioneo,
BY JAS: c. Mcguire. Auciioneer.

by JAS. G. Mcguire, Auciioneer
A DMlNlSTkATORS' SALE OF FURNI-
rCRE AND HoUsEHoLO EFFECTS, SILVER WARE
&c.-On SATURDAY MORNING. Nov I4ih ar
10 o clock At the auction rooms OF ]. &. Mciiuire
we sha sell the personai estate of the late Stephen
CassIn, comprising P
Mahogany hair spring Sofa, Rocker. and psrlor
NIaTble-top Pier Table, Looking Glasses
Mahogany Dining Tables, Card Tables
tame and wood seat Chairs
brussels, Three ply, and other CARPETS Mating
6it w lTdow Shades ard fixtures
SILVER plated Glass and cruckery Ware
About 3Sl ounces sterling Silver Plate
Cottage Beds, Bureaus, Washstands
eather BEDS, Boosters, Pillows, Mattresses &c,
together with the usual assortment of Kitchen
requisites.
Terms: Twenty dollars and under, cash: over
IstactOrily endorsed notes hearing interest Nv Or
der WN REIN ny VI
WALTER =. cox
WIN. u. MAULSBY,
Administrators.
N , e"d& DIS JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auct.
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE FARM
~ ORANGE COUNTY. VA.-Having more land
than can cnItlyate. will offer for sale. at public
auction, on IL ESDAG. the nth DAY of November,
1857 BIrchland" lying IN the CoInty of Orange
on Mountain Run, adjoining the lands OF Hon Jere-
inah Morton and others, and containing three hum
dred and seventy eight acres, about two hundred
acres cleared and now in Clover and the Remainder
quality of Tobacco. The Buildings have been
erected within the last yea0and suitable for farming
purposes: invite purchasers 10 examine for them
selves Having determined TO sell, am disposed
TO sell a great bargain.
For further particulars address J. J. Halsey,
MItehelis Station, Culpeper County, or the under
signed at OIange Court House.
&C 28-ts GEORGE A. SLEET
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FLORA JUST OUT!
a u l. fhIc HnN. rnnnt,.nl n -. = q i.

Il HAVE this day received = new lot Of my new
Alr-tIgnt Flat top COOKING STOVES z.
which got up IN Philade phia hast summer .9sF
expressly for TINS mark st, made very heavy ~
and strong of the best PeEnsy lvanIa mAllea- ~
BILE iron. have called IL the Flora Airtis ht Cook
ing Stove; patented 1857, heavy and thick, for fsmIy
use. and destined 10 be the cooks deueht. IN Wi
bake roast, boil fry, stew, brOil, &c. superior Io
any cooking stove IN this market and has attached
To u a summer arrangement.
For sale only at c. Woodvard's metropolitan
Stove and Crate Factory. Nos. SIS and 80 Pennsyi-
wanna avenue, between 10th and 18th streets.
MIST G. WOODWARD
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COUNT OF MONTE CHRISTIE, 2 vols; 81
~ Diary of Medical Student, by Warren; 80
cents.
PIckwIck Abroad, by Reynolds; 50 cents.
George or the Planter Of the Isle of France, by
Reynolds; 81 cents.
The Gypsy Chief, by Reynolds; 81 cents.
Brian O'Iinn, or Tuck is everything, by Maxwell
D. cents.
Robert Bruce, or the Hero King OF Scotland. by
Reynolds 81 cents.
Wallace, the Hero of Scotland, by Reynolds 30
cents.
Sons of Malta Exposed; 10 cents.
MO FRANCK TAYLOR.
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AUCTION SALES
By WALL BARNARD A..

Bv WALL Il BARNARD, Auctlone.-,
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROpFpTS
AUCIIoN.-On TUESDAY AFTER MN
the nth instant, at "a O'Clock. We vii seno N,
front OF tho Premises part of Lot Is. in Square go
and streets NORTH and running back sc feet to ten
Ieet aiey Tbs valuable property is improved with
good two story frame dwelling house, back -bniid-
oss sesntiui and Improving parts of city. For
an investment this sale offers an excellent opportu-
MY ~ as tne property viii comma nd good rent.
Ierns liberal and made known st sale
nIl-ts WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
By A. GREkN, Auctioneer,
kl SIkTUE OF DEED OF TRUST TO
-, tne subscriber. bearing date the Sd day OF Sep
r Ioo and Ouy recorded IN the land ecords
Gstan ton cnun v, IN the District Of Co umbla
snsIi seI AT pubic auction, on the premises ON
NUN "a the 10th day of November NJ 4 o',locL
p n, LOT NO IN Square No ga kInR in N "A CIV
81 washington and fronting IS feet inches on p,I,b
sIree, ana running hack feet 10 ALI az % faa,
18th streets. - mas an outiet on s4tPa and
Ihere is neat two-story Frame U,m.o nm ,ba
Lot, winch is nearly opposite the late Gen rbnnn
Esq. ~ ''"n H. heeslde,
boThood is Improving, ' WIG neish-
IeIins One-third cash; balance in G. Is ard 10
deed oftrust. ~ 'o0ufeu ny
Conveyancing at the expense Of the purcbssa,
X. X. CRAWFORD,T Trustee
u wa A. GREEN Auct
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A III. MARLOW'S
IA. CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE STORE,

No. 1876 PsanSylrdnid dreHHe.
take this opportunity of informing my customers
and the public in general that have on sale
lot OF first rate Calf skin Caters at S2.5a, BEE
and French Calfskin Patent I.satherY CIV
Cater at SS.5O, as good as are usually sold -.
at IS, and a good Calf skin Boot at s 80 Ladies
Caters at Sl.25, fine Morocco Buskius atSl. and
all other Shoes, such as Boys, Misses, and Chi
drens, cheap in proportion. Call and see for your
selves. Don't forget the place, No. 4s6 Pennsylva
MIA avenue, between Sd and al streets.
au 81 2awSm
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LINDLING WOOD.
IN SUPERCEDURE OF CHARCOAL.
We are now ready To furnish he best rosln PINE
WOOD split and save IN short pieces expressly
Tor kndlIng which for economy cleanliness and
yenlence has equal.
stove wood sawed and split 10 per cent cheaper
than the usual rates.
COAl-COAl.-COAL.
Schooner Chanccl0rj now sfost with White Ash
Egg Coal 500 tons. best Schuy Tx Ill and Lackaw ana
Coal To arrive within a few weeks.
IL Terms cash.
All orders should he panied with the money
or the mney ready when the fuel is delivered.
Coal 2,2iO lbs. to the ton. All under cover.
Il. J. K w. NJ. GAIT,
Northwest corner of 9Th and SITS, No. 5i7,
n66t one sQuara snut IN of Penn ave
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JARRETT's MAMMOTH RAILROAD Excursion
Tomorrow night to Baltimore land Burton) bids
fair.to drain the city Of its population for It is
beyond human nature to resist the opportunity to
make the round trip to Baltimore for 81 50 es-
peciaily when it includes opportunity to see
such an actor III Burton in four Of his best char
acters: He will appear ''Toodles;" ..MegriIn''
IN :" Blue Devils" and as :" Joe Baggs'' and
MADAME Vanderpants; in ssNYanted one Tbou-
sand Milliners." Henry c. Jarrett, the manager
and originator Of this novel trip, must certainly
lie voted public benefactor. For Information
as to the details of the trip we refer our readers
to the advertisement in another column
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VTNEXPLOSIVE GAS.

We would most respectfully announce 90 The
public and particularly to hose persons who have
never used the ETHEREAL Oil or SpInt as from fear
of its explosive qualities, That We have the article
they have long desired, SPIRIT GAS THAT
selves it's no humbuk.
We have alsU the Breckenridge coal OIL Tor
Illuminating, nd q So for machinery. The inumIDS-
ting Oh is not ploslve, gives most equal to
Camping. and " oil stand the most intense cold. "a
~ decidedly the cheap pest Ol of the day. We vouil
desire the public tn cal and the abOye Oils tested
at our Store No. S23 street, betw 9Th and 7Ih
n4-tf HOWELL a. hORSEII
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-12

THAT GLORIOUS, time honored, and every
where respected military company. the Wash
iDston Light Infantry, give their twenty first
annual ball at Carusis Saloon on Monday even
ing. Nov. y. To the accustomed Washington
ball -goers we need not say A word more but to
strangers aud to those just coming upon the scene
OF actien we Will Just drop the hint that the In
fanfry annual ball il invariably looked forwa, a
to, aud remembered afterwaTd, az III, ball of the
year Prior to the opening of the ball, the Com
Pdny VIII 20 through various regular and fancy
HdneuyeTS aud the manual of arms Not a few
OF our readers will remember what an interest
Jag feature of the lnfantrys last annual ball was
this drill Witbers' full band has been engaged
lor the occasion. For other particulars we
refer the reader to the ADVERT seIIient i'm another
column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-12

III. kING;,ovGRrss cr orur1c Hal,
No. Ala Pa. ar, north side b.tIcs, n AZ 6fh SIS
Respectfully Informs his friends and customers
that he has just received a large assortment a.
of FALL and WINTER GOODS conslst->
ing of Coats, Pants. Vests, and Gentlemen's MA
Furnishing Goods, which he will sell at IS R
per cent. less than any other establishment --AA.
in the city.
Twill sell an entire Winter Suit for s. and black
BroadcOth SUIT for Sl0. Oc IS 2tawIm
nR. w. G.. u. NEWMAN
- Having returned to the First Ward offers his
professional services to his friends and the public.
He may be found at his old residence No az X st
n 3 eOlmf
GREAT CHANCE.-VirgInIa and other money
~ taken. Great bargains IN goods Having pur-
chased a very superior stock of V T. I. V r. II -,
CLOTHS, and CASSIMERESa at a great sacrifice,
and twenty i've per cent. less than prices two
months ago, we Will. and can offer bargans not To he
got I'm this city; also, tine and splendid stock of
Clothing which must be sold for cash.
WALL & STEPHENS,
No. so Penn. avenue, between 9th and
10th streets, and under Browns Hotel, No.
&C 10 lmeod 2S2. between 9th and 18th streets.
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ACCIDENT FROM GUNPOwDER.-Sunday night
several little boys in the Fifth Ward were anus
ing themselves by firing a toy cannon, and burn
ing miniature trains of gunPowder Two of
them. sons Of Mr.. Hooper, were burned by the
unexpected explosion Of the powder while they
were standing over il. Their clothing hair
faces and caps were burned warning to the n
and others not to NEEDLE with such dangerous
articles The powder was obtained by a lad.
who, thoughtlessly, gave 1t TO the little fellows
TO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-12

FURNISHED HOUSE FOR SALE oRRENT.
L The House contains thirteen rooms The Fur
nlture Is handsome. of the best quality. and new.
Will bs sold rented separately or together. Apply
ON the premises, No. "a Missouri avenue, between
AZ and 9Th streets. n Aim
ENOR RENT.-A modern built HOUSE, contain
u Ing eleven rooms. The house is on 9th street,
between and streets, the best location in the
city, heated by furnace and lighted with sas An
ply To THOMAS PARKER. Nav
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GEORGETOWN.
NINE G. l.UDMANN. late of Paris and New No,k
has arrived IN thus city, aud solcfs the par rom Of
the ladI Of this vicinity for the latest stu Ie of
FRENCH DRESS MAKING.
DRESSES. EIOAKS, ROBES DE CHAM
BRE ard MOURNING ofevery description made
TO order AZ the shOrts ST notice.
Dresses cut and also the latest Dress Patterns nj,
hand. MADAME e. IUDMANS
No. 53i Seventh street Iup StaIrsl few
n S-lw doors above Penn avenue
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WATCH Returns Fast lock up Lewis Gull
yer, y. Y, vagrant; wOrkhouse 30 days. Owen
McGce, Ireland, drunk dismissed. John Fitz
gerald, Ireland, drunk and disorderly fine and
costs, 1874 Alice White, Ireland, do; dis
missed. Central guard hOuse-Thos. Kachards,
YOst, Germany, drunk and disOrderly; fine and
costs, 81 -. Edward Hall, colored. Md. disor-
DERBY and profanity workhouse 80 days. Aquilla
Barton. cOloTed. ID &, disorderly workhouse o.
days James VI Johnson, Ireland, disorderly
workhonse 90 days. Jas. p. Clagett colored
Md unlawful assembly and fugitive; workhoust
~ days. Jos. Burgess, do, do, do do. VIM
colored, ID. c., drunk and disordeJIy; fine and
costs, 81 ~. Philip McManus, Ireland, vagrant
workhOuse 80 days. John McAllston, Ireland
do do
abroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-12

SALE OF STOCK.-Ten shares, preferred stock
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Company wer
sold yesterday, at auction, for "a per share pa
value $50 .-GGzett,
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MAN named Cook has been found guilty in
the Alexandria Court of assault with intent &c
kill John Carter, a circus man He was sen.
fenced to Imprisonment in the county Jail for 81
DAYS and to pay fine of $50.
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CAUTION.
ALL persons are cautioned against purchas ing
Iand Warrants No. 81 "a, for I6O acres issued 10
John Lindsey; No: 1852. for LOO acres, ISSUED TO
w m McCouchie; No 81 882, for 80 acres. issued 70
VIM. w. Pugh; No. 2,A68 for ~ acres, ISSUED to
lsham lvey. Said warrants having been stolen from
my ONCE. caveats have been entered ln the Henefa
Land Once te prevent patents issuing an said war
rants and appl location will be made 10 the ftnslon
WIN. ]. MARTIN,
for warraDtees,
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The Subscriber returns has sincere thanks Ia the
public for their lbeTa. patronage to the "A
firm, and hopes they will continue the IA
same TO him at the old stand 49, 9Th streeifT ~
where he will continue to keep every arti-
ole IN the SADDLE, HARNESS, and
TRUNK business.
n7-eoSt JAMES =. TOPHAM.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.


For other" For Renf and Sale' Hotfess LIST page
MRS. WILLIAMS, on 18th street, near Pa. ave-
lVl me- has on the second floor, large and small
ROOM, both well furnished. communicating and
lighted with gas which she will let, with without
board, on reasonable terms. ll-3ta
brick STA BILE FOR RENT.-A Carriage
ID House and Stable for two horses. centrally lOca-
ted can be mad application at tins Office nl-3tr
EOR SALE.-The STOCK and FIXTURES of
Il retail Grocery Store, now doing good bust
ness, will be SD d on accommodating terms, the
present proprietor intending to change his business
Apply, for fur her Information, at 3Ol + street.
ll-lw+
EOR RENT-A COTTAGE HOUSE, contain
Il ing seven rOons, with flower garden attached
on New York avenue, near New Jersey avenue, and
the vicinity of Senator Douglas property, at
Sl2.5o per month. Apply to VIM. POWELL, l66
Now YORK avenue. MOST
FOR RENT OR LEASE.-A large and commo
l. dIOus double HOUSE, with water, gas and
bath room, coach house. stablIng, and ornamental
garden. The house rs elegantly furnished, aud IN
the most central and desirable location. The hou
will he leased. with the furniture, for term of years
To good tenant, very reasonably. For particulars
apply to WIN. WALL, OF Wall, Stephens d Co.,
~ Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th streets.
lO-m
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JUVENILE PLUs eGLIEs.-A respectable pei
writes follows,
Editor of the Star :-Pledse call the attention
VI the police To d gang Of boys who usually
ssmbIe near Seventeenth street, between I and n
every afternoon, To play handy aud to impose on
helpless cOlOTed persons; no age is spared. Not
Tony since poor old cOlOred m2n was beat by
these boys aud II is usually for these young Plug
giles to amuSe thenselveS-after their games -
their way hOmr, by running down helpless
sOiOred children and beating them A few eve
nings since body Of these young TOwdies com
ing up street to the corner of Eighteenth street,
and seeing a cOlored boy standing not far from
his fathers residence took after him and before
h- could get inside the gate he was beat down
with their handy clubs. The cries OF this poor
boy might 10 heard for d considerable distance.
lKECENI LAST night, Thomas Richards col
ored was arrested for stealing pair Of boots,
the property Of Dir. Briel, and was locked up in
the guard house until this morning, when he
sent to Jail for court by Justice Dom The
boots Were made for gentleman with short
leg, the heel Of one boot being much big her than
Ihe other.
iSsULTIHG LADY.-Last night, a young man
named James NJ. johnson arrested by Capt
Mills for following and insulting lady near
Browns Hotel. The lady called upon the Cap
tain for protection. and went out upon the street
and pointed out Johnson as the person. johnson
Vas sent TO the workhouse for % days by Justice
DonR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-12

The CONCERT To-NIGRf The town topic of
conversation to-day, and which completely dis
places for the time being the exciting subjects OF
kansas, Nicaragua" and ''the banks is
the debut of Miss Juliana Nav The indications
are that the audience will comprise more persons
Of note than were ever before gathered in q Wash
in9ton concert room.
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
"a 49, sss..sz

The Sunday Trains leaving Washington sf "a m
sad baltimore at55 p. M, wal be dsconIU ued hlt =,
the 8th inst, upon which day they will make thelI
last IMP.
The daily tralnfrom Baltimore, now leaving al o..
a. m, VIII, on anu after, Monday next, 9th inst .
startat ga. By order:
THOMAS N. PARSONs
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On HUsH 80 Rock THE CRADLE, LIDpY ~
IL becomes our painful duty to announce that a
bOuncin. haby has actually been born, i'm due
'OuISe Of time, unto DIR. and Mr. Hasbrouck
The former will De remembered is the stars
lair, brisht-eyed and piquant little correspon-
dent. who used To prIdInbuldte PeHHsylVaHia
avenue, wearing the BlOOmeT breeches, aud to
lecture OF tine III hts of women and the wrongs
81 men 50 elOquentiy in Temperance Hall, on b.
street Who That drank in her words Of W isdom
CwithOut peeping into her devil mayo woman
Ssh COuHtrHdnce for a that) would have imagi ned
that the Doctor could have actually cOndsscended
10 have baby, and that. too, square up to
time, a. they say in sporting circles. Doctor :,
Doctor Doctor : , We blush to record the fact
fhat your enhancing philosophy failed to prove
SUFFICIENT To save you from going the-way Of
other nesh feminine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-12

CAUGHT AoAIN.-Jim Clagett, darkie well
known to the Police and Guards for his mischie-
vous pranks and disorderly behavior, and who
has managed to escape from the workhouse three
times within a few months, was caught again
last night by the Special Police, under the Cap
tain of the Auxiliary Guard, and this morning
was sent back to his old quarters to serve out his
old turns, with an addition of 90 days for his dis
orderly behavior last night. Jim took things
speedy escape -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-12

A PIANO for SIS; for SIS; one for SIS; snd
"A two for 500; besides twenty two new ones
ranging i'm price from $50 To S7Od All for rent O
sale BON easy terms, at our Piano WareroOms DIG
90 % w. John =. FILLS.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-30

Toy CARLYLB, III, Juno Is, 1885.
hare used Prof 0. j. Woods Hair Restorative, and
have admired Its wonderful effects. Ny hair was be.
coming as thought, prelnaturely gray, but by the
of his Restorative has resumed its original color
and have no doubt permanently
$. BRESSE, ex-senator, U.s..
O.J. WOOD & CO., Propristors, az Broadway, N.
Y, n tho great n. r. Wire Railing Establishment) and
III Market street, St. Louis, No.
And sold by all good druggists. AFRO Wholesale
agents for Prof Graves Bedoain Tooth Wash, the on
" preparation that al diseases Of the mouth and
gums and perfumes the breath like the ~
ssis by all druygists In Xc0segoe, and elsewhere
1moOS
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O, T., r. II M &c *.
LAW OFFICE:
s.. aM'GREGOR, 10 w A. f. y.

Milwaukee Lumber.
MILWAUKEE SHAVED SHINGLES (!
HI VT II URDxCK,
Have Received at their Yard in M 'Gregor, q
large quantity of Milwaukee Planned Flooring
and Siding. perfectly seasoned. Also an article
of Shaved Shingles not to be equalled this side
of the Mississippi. All descriptions of Lumber
Lath, &C.. for sale Mt the lowest CASH price
Just give US Call. n4l3m
McGregor, July Oath, 1857.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-30
ysry truly and gratefully yours.
' HA SOLOMON MANN.

Friend Wood II was long time aftor saw You a
Dssed before got tho bottle Of restorative for whie
you gave order upon your agent in Detroit ana
when got It We concluded to try - Mrs. Mann's
hair, the sursst test Of It's Pow~ II hes done alt
that you assured that il would do and others Of
my family and friends, having witnessed It's effects, are
u.ing and Recommending its to others - -.
titled to The highest consideration you claim for it,
Again, very respectfully and truly yours, -
., SOLOMON MANN.