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Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-12
Dissolution.

'KNHE FIRM OF HUDSON. EILERMAN & co is
~ n piis day dssoyel by mutual consent. Geo. b.
th sun nNvng sold his entire interest in the nrm to
viii 'ehainlng partners, WILL & b. Eermau-who
no n continue the business as heretofore under the
,v'r s1ale and style of HENRY EILERMAN & CO., who
pay All the Indebtedness Of and are authorized to
'0' al monies due the firm of Hudson, Eilernan &
GEO. B. HUDSON,
II. EILERMAN.
n .,, . b. ELERMAN
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-12
DAILY DEMOCRAT
UAltlSARA.
BY ALEX. SMITH.

On the Sabbath day.
Through the church yard old and gray,
Over the crisp and yellow leaves, held my rusting
And amid the words of mercy, falling on my soul like
balms
Mid the upward-streaming prayers and the rich and
solemn psalms,
l stood careless Barbara.
Ny heart was otherwhere
While the organ shook the air,
And the priest with outspread hands, blessed the neo-
pile with prayer
But, when rising to 90 homeward, with wild and
saint-like shine
Cleaned face of airy beauty with its heavenI evos
mine
Cleaned and vanished in a moment-o that face was
surely thine,
Out of heaven Barbara
0, pallid, pad, face
o, earnest eyes of grace!
When last saw thee dearest, 1t was in another place
You came running forth to me with my love-gift
on your wrist
The 1utter of long white dress then all was lost in
purple stain of agony was on the mouth kissed,
That wild morning, Barbara
l searched in my despair,
Sunny noon and midnight air;
l could not drive away the thought that Won were lin
many and many a winter night sat when you were
gone,
the
Within the dripping churchy yard, the rain pashng on
your stone,
You were sleeping, Barbara
'Mong angels, do you think
OF the precious golden link
clasped around your happy while sitting by yon
brink?
Or when that night of gliding Dance of laughter and
guitars,
Was emptied of its music and we watched through
latticed bars,
The silent midnight heaven creeping DER us with its
stars,
Till the day broke, Barbara9
In the years I've changed
Wild and far my heart hath ranged,
And many sins and errors now have been on me
avenged
But to y.uI have been faithful, whatsoever good
loved you, and above my life still hangs that love
intact
St love you, Barbara
Yet, love- am unblest
With many doubts opprest,
wander like desert wind, without place Of rest
Could but win you for an hour from of that starry
shore,
The hunger Of my soul were stilled for Death hath
told you more
Than the melancholy world doth know things deeper
than all lore
You could teach me, Barbara
In vain, in vain, in vain
You will never come again
There droops upon the dreary hills a mournful fringe
Of rain;
The cleaning closes slowly round, loud winds are in
the tree,
Round selfish shores forever means the hurt and woun
ded sea,
There is no rest upon the earth nence is with Death
Barbara
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-12

STAGES LEAVE DAILY FOR
and Yreka. '0
vH HHoosoa House, Keystone, Fosters Bar, Campton-
"ile AMI Downevle.
-. EnpTe Rtneh, Rough and Ready, Grass Valley, Ne
aud San jun.
~ Osntral HD13e, Lynchburgh and Ophir Thompson's
i'tS, Glrien Ranch, an Bidwell's Bar.
pantunsohVllle, Brownsville, and Forbestowu N. York
Si Sicni Orolewa, Columbus House, Rabbit Creek and
Sears Dggings.
Long Bar AMI Parks Bar.
.,o As9, Tor Sacra nento at o'clock A. NJ and o.
% = NJ daily, and arrive in time for the San Fran
GEO. +. THOMAS,
NJ General superintendent at Marysville.
,b-Passengers securing their seats will be called
VI a1 any plrt Of the city feblI-my
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-12
DAILY DEMOCRAT
PUBLIsnED DAILY MONDAYS EXCEPTED BY
A S RANDALL & co.

A. 8. RANDALL, s. D. CHRISTIAN, j. F. WHITAKER.
g. W. BLooR, W. BoULwARE, J. o. HEATLEY
JOHN r. RIDGE,
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-12
J. w. WINTER,
Unm
. DENTISTRY,
:" DIR. j. w. GAYLORD

LD DIR. j. w. GAYLORD
Respectfully tenders his professional services to the
citizens OF Marysve and vicinity. having again come
among them after absence Of several years and hav
ing concluded to make this his permanent homes takes
TINS method of introducing himself to them. After
having followed Dentistry in all its various legitimate
branches taught in the Dental College at Baltimore
since A. D. 1885, after two years. study and practice
under the immediate supervision and instruction OF
one OF the best Dental Surgeons in country and
gradu ate Of the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery
with snch instructions and amount of practice, he
haters himself that satisfaction is inevitable He as
sures all that his work is second to in the State
He would refer those wishing his services TO the follow
ing CARD, signed by old residents of this city:
IMARYsvHLE July Both, 1858.
We the undersigned, do ohereby cheerfuy recon-
mend our old FRIEND Dr. J. w. Gaylord, Dental Sur
geon who has been absent from us for several years.
but has now returned, and from our knowledge Of
him and his work Of eight years standing, which has
proved perfectly good up to the present time, do be-
eye that those who may be the fortunate recipients Of
his services will not regret it, but have much to elci
tate themselves Call and see him. on the corner of
and 4th streets, where he can be ouud at any tme
in his portable Dental Office and Ambrotype Gallery.
Jos. DeBell, ST. Watts NJ. D..
VIM. f. Wightman, A. Ball, NJ. D.,
W.P. Miller, R.H. McDaniels, NJ D.,
o. II. Peirson.
ALSO, If YOU want perfect picture, second TO
none in the State, call and him, as this the
place. augl0-my
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-12

~ oaice in fremont Block, corner Maiden Lane
and Second street.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-12
Fifty Cents per wee1x

For one year, (per maiD. Observation-Disclosures. $12 90
six months g Observation-Disclosures. 90
I" three .. 90
ADVERTIsTNG.-One square of twelve lines and
than six lines, frst insertion 3d. each subsequen
Insertion 81 50. When advertisements are inserted
tnteI walls, each insertion will be charged the first
For half square of six lines than three first
insel ton s2 each subsequent 81. For three lines
or less first insertion 81 so. Monthly advertisements
Of ore square of II lines 80 When changed at the
end If each month, an extra charge will be made
For falf square of six lines, and more than three
lines, per month, 81 For three lines per month S5
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-12
TIE WEEKLY DEMOCRAT

Is published every Saturday morning, and contains
twenty eight columns of reading matter The aim of
the pull fishers will be to make it a good paper and
suitable Offering for friends in thu Atlantic States
TERMs-s5 per annum; SO for six months; so for
three months.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-12
Billiard ds Billiards
FOUNTAIN SALOON
Corner of High and Second Streets.

A. SCHMIDT q CO., PROPRIETORS,
(tAN still be found at their old place of business
" where they dispense nothing but the very best
articles in their line, and get up of the coolest
and most refreshing drinks eXtant. The 81 is cool
and capicou', and the Billiard Tables excellent.
Give US a call A. SCHMIDT,
my25-my C. VEEBR0CK.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-12
COLEMAN HOUSE
AT GOLD LAKE.

p9TzA THIS HOUSE is situated IN the most
Tas..t,11 beautiful and healthy place in California,
ssSs - and the proprietor takes pleasure in in
BglI &f8 forming the public, that if they would
retreat from the heat and dust of the low
country, and seek cool and healthy place, where
they hunt, ride, sail IN the Lake. or fish, Gold
Lake is the place to visit. Here there is no sick.
ness, dust, no intolerable heat. Come you that
are well and keep from being sick. Come, you that
are sick, aad get well. Come one, come all-ths is
the place to live In the summer. We have plenty of
Trout, plenty of Game, and no sickness. Board by
the week or day the same as in the mountain towns.
n, B-Sail boats and fishing boats, together with
fishing implements, always in readi ness for parties
stopping3at The House, free OF charge.
mylu T, O. COLEMAN Proprietor
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

Downs HOTEL C w lillian and two
ladies', Md; w Bailey, Mass; w III Mary and
lady, do; Horton and lady, Va; w Clarke
and lady, o. 8 Peabody, do; J Totem and
lady, do; Miss NJ Gordon, do; /. F. Haryick
aud lsdo, Va; Misses and C Harvick, do; r
diversified, Md: Rev X Gorton do; VIII
hanson, do w w Blow, Engd; E c Marshall.
Va w Beal, Md; II VALE, Va; NJ Smiter
Mas; w Muldon and lady, Ala; J wigIey,
Tenn; Rev Lefever and lady, Md; Mr. and
Mrs Davenport, Va; Miss Davenport, do. q r
Price and lady, do; Mrs Wenston do w B smith
Nv; Hon IL hidwell, Va; II Richardson do; ]
r. Madison, do; w 6 Perkins, do; ] w Hngh,on
do; Mrs Madison, do; Miss w night, do; Mis,
ID Asbury. NC; n B Livingston, NY; DIR Lock
wood UsN; w ii Washborn, NJ ass; A Shape, Pa;
Rev j Nanny, Va.
u o Haight and lady, NY; Col John Contee' Mr.
Barker, l. II Bowen, T Wheeler, H. Berry Md:
L Smith, sc; w Payton and fam Va; w M
Parker, Tear; o Tompkins and lady, Mess; X
ID Sears. j., Mass; G fl Reynolds, r. I; II Pat,
srson, Il l. Taylor and lady, o; Hiss = Palmer
Md; Armstrong, u Army; G Wyman
ana lady, Ny; Maj Thomas, La; l. Sasscer Md;
Dyke, Pa; w Grammer and LADY,, Gram.
mer, Md; Winston, Va; II Chittenden, y Y;
j Green, sc.
RIRKWOOD HOUSE.-T w Perkin, OF. p
Stanton, Kan; MI and Mrs MaznIe, La: w A
Grove and lady, Pa; A Knight, Nd; Ms W
Knight, RI; Capt McFerran, USA; G C
Jackson, U5N; G III Home. Pa; w e Patterson
do, T. Patterson. ko; Pierce, NY; E. CLARK
do; SWhelpdale, Va; J Collinson, do; ] r Pi, ,
ne I, SD; Eddy, CSN; Smith, Pa; ! NJ
UNITED STATES HOTEL.-W A Simpson.
Va; ii Staton, do; J Smith, do; l. I Lewis In,
L Lunpkin, Dc: l. w Gambler, Md; w Bu,irr
La; l. A Burncker. Va; d T. Almond, do; It w
washington, do: Col X &c and lady. Mo; III
Barker, do '
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WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN

WHEN N THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, Lsdles and Gentlemen lose one of their
greatest natural ettrsctlons-e hne head Of h6Ir-it
becomes a matter Of serious Importance, ard the
question ls " hat shall VIC do to stop the hair from
fH!lIng of, and Testore tie vigOr and beauty In re
Piy 70 THIS sgery, We beg TO say. try DR.. HARRIS
HAIR PROMOTER AND lMPROVER. A few
remove dEEd ruff, keep the scalp clean ard white
and Impnrt freshness and visor to the hair; and
although you may have been bald twe Ety years, the
continued use of II two months will insure YOU a
luxurant head Of hai!. Call and Seta bottle, and if
not satisfied, after the second application, return
Ask for Pr. Harris Hair Promoter and Improvcr.
Sold IN RICHMOND by w. PETERSEN, Drug
and ~ Washington city BY u. d. GILMAN. Drug
yIst, BroEns' Hotel Building. Pa. avenue, and b.
avenue. AMI "
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| United STATES PATENT OFFICE.

On the petition of J.. b: Thaxter. administrator of
John Hatch. deceased, of Hing ham Massachusett,
praying Tor the extension Of patent granted to the
ia 1Onn hatch on the 2oth February, 1915, for
from the xpiratIon fsaId pstent which takes nacs
or the 18th day of February, 1879 pDo0
Pstent Once, on M onday, nth of January 1855 AT
" o'clock, m; and all persons are notified TO an
pear and show cause, any they have why said De-
titIOn ought not to be granted ~ ~
81 PERSONS opposing the extension are required to
ME In the Patent Once their objections special,
SET oTth In writing, at least twenty days before the
Gay Oh nearing; all testimony hled by either party TO
De used AT the said hearing must be and tron
mitted In accordance with the rules of the Once.
w1rlSSh VIII be furnished on application.
- ne testimony in the case will be clos ed m m
xsth OF december next; dispositions and other pa
Ieneo npen as testimony must he filed in the Ofboa
on on before the morning Of that day; tho argu
inents, II any, within ten day thereafter.
ordered also, that this notice he published in the
Union, Washington, u. c., and Post, Boston Mas
onGe week for three week. the 6rst of said
10 be at least sixty days before the nth
day oil Janusry next, the day OF hexring
JOS. HOLT,
d, r,. To-. Commissioner of Patents
S.1Edtors Of the above papers will pleas copy,
eho send their bills to the Patent Once with pa "a,
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II CARD.
L AMNIh L 81 p ! BUYING CLOTHS


Havlng necessarily to keep q large assortment of
CLOTHS and CASSlMt RES, dealing more ex :
tensveIy and generally In those goods We can of err
greater advantages to those goods than
can be found. We will cut very cheap. No charz o
Ior patterns or shrinking, having steam apparnt1a
for that purpO,e. would be we'll for those rurchas
ing oy the yard to look before they buy as this 10
the only hment of the kind this OF ty which
deals extensively in those goods and must oh er
greater advantages to buyers.
WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO.
No. 80 Penn. avenue, between
80 conn 9Th and 10th streets
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~ WARRINGTON. Cc'Ober s. 1883
On the petition of Eleszar Carver of Brjdgsw ater
Mtss praying for the extension of patent granted
to MIN On the 18th OF January. 1885, for an improve
ment In saw cotton GINS" for seven years from the
explIa lon 81 said patent, which takes place on the
18th day of January, la59- va JAW
Is ordered. that the said petition be heard at the
fatent ONCE on Monday, theFthO of December next
at ~ CLOCK m; and all persons not fed to o.
ntIon ought not to he granted. ~ ~
Persons opposing the extension are required to
ME IN the Patent Once their objection peclay sci
forth IN writing at least twenty days before the day
OF hearing; all testimony filed by either party TO he
used at the said hearing must he tax and nsmt-
will be furnished application.
The testimony In the will be closed on the 9Th
oil December; dispositions and other papers relied
upon as testimony must be lied in the ooe on or be-
fore the msrnlng Of that day the arguments if any
within ten day Q thereafter. -''
ordered, also, that this notice be published in tbe
unlon, Washington, ID. c.; and Post, Boston.
Missachnsetts, onos a week for three weeks
the hrst OF said publications to be at least
sixty days before the 9th of December next. the
Gay OF hearing. JOSEPH HOLT,
Commissioner of Patents.
p. s. Editors Of the above papers will please copy
and send their bills to the Patent Office with pa be,
cnhihihf tnis hotice Oc6-lawSv
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ONG THY'S
IL PURE OHIO
CATAWBA BRANDY.
g. =. PIKE, Sole Proprietor,

Is ana % Sycamore street, Ciaetsrafi, Ohio.
years from the Pure JUICE of the Cs,awba Grape
thus afordng additional evidence of the progress
Of American entei prlsa and industry, aud Of our
ability to produce arIces at hOna, equal to those
made by any other ION.
The OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY not only
equals but excels the best Imported Brandiss, 10
purity and flavor. 1t is, IN fact. the best Brandy
known This statement is fully corroborH.ed by the
Certificates Of our most dsting uished analy tioal
Chemists.
ID IL is a sure Remedy for. Dyspepsia, Flatu-
70! Debility. &c. No family should be without it,
u Reta price 81 rs per bottle.
). y. Pike has appointed DAN'L. u. CLARKE,
Druggist and Pha rmaceutIst. cnrner of Pa. avenue
ard "a street, Sole Agent for the District, where
dealers end customers Will please forward their
orders. aull
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Through trial Of mEny y.Rrs. and through every
nation Of oIvllIzed men, ER'S CHERRY PEG
TuRAL has been found 10 afford more reliefaud 20
OF pulmonary disease han ary q. her
remedy known 20 mankind Cases of apparenty set
tied consumption have teen cured by ~ aud thous-
ands ot sufferers deemed heyond the reach
az human aId have been restored To their ferds Dd
usefulness. Ia sound health aud the erIo, ments III
Ae, b. th'sE powerful aniIdste To- diseases of TIE
lbnas sal thr,at. Here cnid had settled on ths
lungs The dN hacking cpus b. the glasS. eve, and
the pa.e. thin features 81 hlm who lsteiy iusir
and strong. whisper {" AT hut blm toNrUsPrIor.
He tries every thinG. Tut IA disease ~ gnhwng At
las vItals ard shows rs tatsl symptoms more and
more all his frame. SIC rs taking the CHt r.
nv PECrORAl l. nov: % has stopped hIs couKh.
made has hTesthEs essN. hS Eeep sound NJ Hlg ht.
his appetite retuTas AMI with ~ las strength The
dart which pIeTc a he side iE broken Scarcely
neIR hbor hood can 30 found which hSs not some law
Ing trophy like TINS Ia shadow firth the virtues
which have won for the Cherry Pecforai lm-
pc. Ishahe renown. But ts usefulness does not end
here. Nay, Il accpmplishes by prevention thsH
care. The countless colds and coughs which 10
cures are the seed which would have pened into
Dreadful harvest oil IncuTahe diseases. lnuuenzs,
Group, Bronchitis, Hoarseness Pl-urlsy, Mhoop-
mg Cous and al irrItatons of the throst and lungs
are easily cured b, the Oh hRRY PECrORkLn
taken IN season. Every fshIiy should have a. ny
from the insIduous prUwleT which oariIes Of the
parent sheep from many flock and the darling lamb
from many home.
Authenticated evidence Of these faots, with d'reo
found 10 Ayers Amerlc'n AImansc, OF winch We
publish three millions and scatter them bfoeocsst
over the earh IN order that the SICK ever, where
may hsve before thcm the inform ton ~ cph's.hs.
DTusglsts and dealers an medicine ssneIais tsto
them for distribution eIaus anS a 50 ter sb5 .s
remedies grePsIsd by ps og.i, kias sT' r''''"
sid by u ID. GILMAN, W ashineion, ana ~ rs
COOK, Alexandra, and ~ sii de~iefs everywhere
su lo-<m
DowLAND's MAccAssAR oil a6IBs-
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IH0T1GE OF TIE pos PONEMENT OF
WERE ORDERED TO BE HELD nv PR6,
CLAMATlON No. 6l7, NV
Notes Is hereby given that the public sales ofthe
vacant pubic Il nds within the Territory of Kansas
which were ordered by proclamation No. ST. dated
July a. 1885; 70 be held at the land Offices at Lee
compton ard klokapoo. in The Territory of Kansas
on the s, and 18TH days of November next, are
hereby postponed, by order Of the Prpzdent unt,t
Juv 1889 PRIOR to whIch period the sales W an ain
be advertised, according to law. - 1'A
JOS s. WILSON,
So 'S','-" ''"'oo'
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N2TIcE OF TUE go EssTTABLIsHMENr OF
Rf OF NEW MEXICO.
Mn in PuLs sl Of the act Of Congress approved
trIct i" the FERN DRY Of New Mexico" whioh act
authorizes the President of the United States to
esta3iish and oftce for the district of New Mex
lo9, Is hereby declared and made known that the
9shce for the sale and entry of public land in the
IerIlt3Iy OF New Mexico will be established at
day Of November next. ~
Given under my hand. at the city Of WASHINGTON,
this nth day of September, A D., 1883
By order of the President:
JOS. :. WILSON.
A<~H" Oihoo'
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FALL ARRANGEMENTS. 80
TWO THROUGH. TRAINS ARE NOW RUN
FROM w4sH ffSsiiTi3oSs'' F sSfa'1 fAE VEST,
1.tMAIL TRAIN . ,n,lG. at 7.4s .. M, ,suDd.,
ton, for the west and Chicago.
a6 EXfREEsMs h9Ts AND
Washington al 81 p. m, reaching Cincinnati at p
next day, and connecting directly with tx press
Train for Loulsvie. Cairo and the Southwest, and
for 81. LonIs, Kansas, DC. Time, from Washington
To view the Grand Mountain Scenery of the Road
IN daylight, take either the 7<5e. m. or $50 p.
trains ftom Washington. - o. .
western Virgins Road take the SO D. m Train. For
Marie TIA and Cincinnati Railroad take the same.
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks to all guar
tiers, and every other possible facility will b. found
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main Stem Of the
BALTIMORE and Ohio Railroad will leave Washing
ton rs follows:
For all points between yyashinston junction and
For all stations between Piedmont and Wheeling
erlok Tram take the $50 p. m. Tram.
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE East.
Leave Washington for Baltimore at IS and 7.s5
q. m, and 80 and IS p. m. On Sunday at 50 M
Leave Baltimore at 81 and $50 a. M and $50 and
s 81 p. m. On Sundsy at 80 q IN. only.
The 745 and AS trains only will stop at way sta-
tions snd for Annapolis connections.
The7 - a IN. and $50 p. m: are the chief connect
ing trains for tho vest and the els. 7.45 and $50
and OHIO Railroad Ticket offoe. Washington.
T. H. P Ar 3 sSl AfEsn''
oo4 Master of TRANSFORMATION Baltimore.
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HERMAN BLAU.
III ~ ID II n G u, L ID Z Id

No. 264 q Strsst.rear Treasury Der 1rtn,.nf
In gratefully acknowledging tie liberal pstronage
which has heretofore been bestowe upon his efforts
TO please his patrons, beRs leave to Inform the oti-
zens OF Washington and GeVIgetown that he is
now prepared TO execute with neat and dispatch
all Orders IN his line of bu siGess; such as the sew
lng. FIttIag, ard Lay ng Down Of new CARPETS.
AMI the .aylng ID wn of old Carpets; the Hanging
OF Curtains; the Covering of Lounges sofas 40:
the Manufacture or Renovation Of Mattresses
Pillows. Cushions. &c.
Mr.. BLAu would also call especial att en'ion to his
Patented Carpet Stretcher, which enables him In
and rapidity. e25-SS rim
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w FALL ARRANGEMENT
w ASHINGTON AND AL EXAM A.
A Boat Every Hour from Each Place.

The Washington and Alexandra Steamboats, will
hereafter run regularly from the foot
OF eth street, Washington. and King fA&&Au xzf.
street, Alexandra, every hour from
caon Piace, from q a. to ~ p. m :. az follows:
From NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gro, pAGt.-at
6]s; 3, am u =. m, l. 3, s, and "a p. m. -
FROM Washlngton.Steamer THOMAS COLL
fER-at 8, 10 o. m, IL M, 2, 4. and s p. m,
From AleIandria-Steamer GEO. PAGE-at
SS: g. 10 a. m, IL m 2Es AID 9 p. IN.
From Alexandrs-Steamsr THOMAS COLL
nrR-at ~, 9. IL q. m , l. 5, and p. m. except
In !if and FRIDAY mornings, when the Coil,er
heretofore. and omlt her trips b.twe, Washington
AMI exandrla from so IN. to 4 P. IN. only.
dria cot with ube ms of the Raltimore and
Ohio Railroad for tho North and West.
The Ga a. m. and Ia p. IN. boats from Washington
CONNECT with the trains of the ange and AleXan-
dTIa Railroad for the South and Southwt st. sc %
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n THE GREAT WONDER
oF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

Says the 81. Louis (Mol Democrat: Below ve
publish letter to DIR. Wood, Of Ihls city, from q
gentleman IN Maine, which speaks glowlngly { the
superior merits of his hair tonic such evidence
must have Its ELECT, when coming from a relIable
sour &c. " certlt oates uarantees Of truth the
". needs no enoomlums nor useless puffery from
the press:
Bsrn Maine January 20, 1855
PBoFEssoB q. J. wooD Co-Gentl.men: Hsvins nv At
hntion called few months % highly beneficial
effects OF Har Restorative induced % make %
iostion Q! II upon my own hair which led become quite
gray rro' ably o"ehird waite; my WHISPERS
ehArztter me rec mouths procured bottle
Your Hair Restorative. ana used found a
proving what had wished I Used about t-io. w-.E
have sinoe procured another bo'ti. which
ecne can now certify To tile IN. gray whts
hslr has totally dsa p~ar-d both head
my hair has resumed lite color and NOR.
.oh aud glossy than It has been twenty Eve y.-r
am now sixty years old the age Of nfiy
two has used e with eject
The Adore notice deem due your valuable
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