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CONGRESSIONAL.

w ASnISGToS, April "a
HOusE--Mr. English spoke at length in re-
gard to hiSloeating land warrants and Said if any
gentleman should institute that his COURSE On
the Kansas question was influenced by other
than patriotic motives, he would denounce him
as liar, paltroOn and coward. [Cries from the
Democratic side of "GoOd-hit Mm again.
Mr.. Petit, from the Select Committee APP
pointed TO inquire into the facts and crcuin.
stances attending the salc of the For! Smelling
property, made report, and moved that it be
laid on the table and printed, and made the
special order for the 18th ofAiay.
SENATR.-The special order, the Conference
Committee report, came up, and Mr.. Crittendcn
took the floor. He said the offer made by the
tCommittee Conference in the substitute pre-
fSentcd is merely equivalent to a bribe Of the
public lands to accept the I.ecomptOn COnsu-
tuition.
Mr.. Hale discussed the merits the Confer
encc substitute, saying that by no possibility
could Kansas come into the Union under that
substitute, except as slave State, and the sub
sttnte offers premium of $5,000,000 for her
to come in as n slave State. Mr.. Hale then went
into some comments on the President, saying
that there exists no real equality, that President
Buchanan gave away, by a single dash of
his pen, the Island of Vancouver's, occupying
the same important position to the Pacific, that
Cuba, which he wants TO buy for $500, 600, 900,
does TO the Atlantic.
Mr.. Wade strongly censured the action of tho
Committee, as humiinting to the South and
utterly repugnant 10 the North. He spoke for
more than one hour, using forcible terms in
condemnation of the Executive, which he char
acterized as corrupt
Mr. Iyerson called for the vote-yeas %,
nays %; but Mr.. Seward moved the subject be
postponed for the special order for tomorrow
noon.
After protracted discussion the motion was
agreed to, and shortly after, adjourned.
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z THE UNION LINE.
CALIFORNIA NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE MOSES. TAYLOR.

NEw YORK, April 27.-The Moses Taylor
LEFT Aspinwall Oh the 18th, bringing nearly
$1,000, 600 and 900 passengers. Markets dali.
She states that TIE equimoxial gale ruged with
great fury IA days along the coast As far ms
Pugets Sound, the wind blowing u gale for the
whole period. PreShetS had been heavy eSpe-
cially i'll the mining regions.
q Capt. Bennett, of the late brig Camelia, was
arrested and held to bail in San Francisco OH
charges of having scuttled his vessel at sea,
having first robbed her Of $4,000 in silver,
which he shipped at MaZattan for San Francisco.
The treasure is said to be buried Mt Cape ST.
Lucas, to. which pointa vessel had been sent for
its recovery.
Valparaiso dates to the 18th March arc re-
ceived at Panama stating that II Sanguinary
battle took place at Arequippa on the 9Th be-
tween the Government. forces under Castillo and
the lteS6lntiOniSls; headed By Veyanco the lat
ter was:rfefeated and escaped to Bolivia Are.
quIpPa was stormed by Castillo. The battle il
said to have been terrific In one battalion of
600 mon, who defended the barracks, all we're
killed but 40. The loss ON both sides is eSti-
to push the war into Bolivia, md attempt the
overthrow OF the Sinarz Government
Dates from San Francisco 10 April q, state
that there has been an utterly want OF anina-
!tiOn III every department of trade since the de-
3partnre of the last mails and'pIeviOus quota
tiOns have been maintained only Ia articles that
were comparatively scarce, while in breadstuifS
md coal, there has been a naIked decline. The
market for provisions continues firm.
The mining operations are improving.
The money market continues easy; loans can
be readily mnde at 2a24 per cent in merchandise
securities.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

WE WISH TO CALL THE SPECIAL ATTENTION or
EACH of our readers to the advertisement in an
other column of DR.: Santord's Lirer InUigora-
tor, for in doing so VIC think we are doing them
a favor, for this article cannot be too highly
spoken as it performs all its proprietOrs profess
to have it. We know of some of the worst ca
SEES of Liver Deraagement, Dyspepsia, Jaundice
and General Debility, being cured by the use Of
this invaluable article.
1t seems to strike at the root of the disease,
and remove the cause, thus affordinga perma-
nent cure that cannot be gained by using the
mineral preparations that are commonly resort
ed to for diseases ofthe liver. This PREPARATION
is stated OH good authority to be entirely vege-
table, being composed wholly ofgums that have
rarely ever been introduced in any medicine
previous to the introduction of the InVigorator.
These gums are said to have almost fabulous
power in their action on the Liver and its sur
rounding organs, causing it to eject its morbid,
unhealthy bile, rousfng it from its torpid state
and making it perform its proper functions in
the human economy.-BrGnch County Demo
cTat s-t
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FROM 81. .LOUIS.

April 27.-Santa Fe papers say that Capt.
Marcy had been overtaken by an Express from
Gen. Garland, directing him to stop until an
escort of four companies could join him.
The Republican received an extra from the
FortSmith (Ark.) Tunes, stating that 10000.
Indians had congregated on the plain. with de-
termination Of making descent on frontier.
Hostiliies had commenced, and the Alburquer
que expedition returned in consequence.
The Times Extra attributes this movement to
Brigham Young, to draw Off the troops from
Utah 70 protect the frontier States
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Surety Of tie Peace zMicheal Swiss, who
was cOmmitted,t to jail on Monday for disorderly
conduct, was brought out yesterday to answer
the charge of Threatening the lives of some of
his imaginary enemies. He was held in bonds
to keep the peace, aud not being able to give
the Fequired::security, was committed to Jail.
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PRnM MAsHINGrnN

4PgIL 27.- Dispatches have been received at
the Navy Department, from Capt Hudson, in
command of the frigate Niagara, dated the 10th
Inst, stating that 4lOInileS ofthe telegraph ca
bic has been coiled on board
The number OF bids made for carrying the
mails under the lettings declared yesterday, gas
$1,000.
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Il Desperate. Ro,ody.- James Copeland boards
with his cousin, Mrs McNese, who lives in the
First Ward. Night before last, Copeland got
drunk and behaved himself in a most terrifical-
IL fearful manner, beating the air with his arms
and chasing Mrs. McNess and her daughter out
Of the house Sergeant Mcdonald being notii-
ed of the fact, proceeded to the scene of the up
roar, and after meeting with determined resis.
lance on the part of Copeland, who used large
kifeto defend himself, succeeded in arresting
the mad disturber, and took him to Alderman
wright's, where heavy fine was imposed upon
him. Copeland paid his fine, and returned to
bis boarding house only to renew the scenes in
which he had been interrupted Again the Ser
geant was notified, when officers Lancaster and
wickha,n repaired to the house, seized Cope
hnd and were compelled, literally to carry hlm
oj4il. He was brought out yesterday morn
Ing, and required to give security for good
Behavior, which he could not do, and was re-
committed tojail. Copeland is an old offender,
having frequently, heretofore occupied cell in
the lock up
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Signs--We approve Of alTspecies Of fun. /

SigHs.--We approve OIL all species oil lun. IL
snakes one up and renders one better fit to live
than the wearing of perpetual scowl and the
b.rboring of Grabbed and ill-grained spirit.
No one should grumble at a little fun. We
have our sorrows, our trials, our ordinations
our chances and changes of favor and of for
time. Why not, occasionally, have little fun.
We are
IA compound strange, hover you shake and mix IT.
rs queer world anyhow you tx It."
Bat there is such thing as too much of a
GOOD thing-enough's enough. When it comes
to rolling salt barrels into the river O. nights,
having store boxes into the street, removing
rebicbes from stable yards and taking down
steps and signs, it may be considered very bad
sign as pointing to the moral condition of the
Young men who perpetrate these things. This
j. not fun. 1t is species of downright mali.
eious devilshness, which is being much COM
planned ofby certain sufferers lately. We learn.
that night or two since hernpen rope was
tied across the side walk on Water street and
several persons in passing were thrown heavily
upon the pavement This practice Is dangerous
t, life and limb and should be stopped, if
possible.
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NEW YORK NARKFT

Arm 2T.--Flour firm; S, 500 bbls Sold
Wheat firm; sales OF z, 600 bush. at 81, lsaI 90
for Red; $4,000 bush. White at 72a73, and s4a
20 for Yellow, Mess Pork lower; prime Pork
declined loo. Lard steady at IL 5.salI at
Whisky zoe.
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Lecture on Knight zsmplary.-ThOse who
desire to spend pleasant evening inlistening to
a" able lecture upon an interesting subject,
should not forget Rob Morris discourse on
Knight Tcmplary, to be delivered at Washing
ton Hall this evening.
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Dsaa--Mr. F. Srozier, who was thrown from
his horse Sunday, we understand, has since died
from the effects of the injuries received.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-28

Musical Conreatiom- proposed Musical
Convention under the auspices of Prof A. N.
Johnson, will commence on Tuesday evening,
Nay the 4th, and will continue through the
week, at Washington Hall. Prof a. n. John
son, as every person at all proficient in, the
science and practice of music can testify islands
among the foremost musicians of the country.
His name for years has been associated with
such master musicians as Mason, Webb, Root,
aud other distinguished compilers and compos-
ers Of music. All those who have or have not
paid attention to the beauties and mysteries of
vocal music, should avail themselves Of the pro.
posed series oflectures and concerts which Prof
johnson designs giving.
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. N b D0LL "A r

HUI "
ONE OF THE BEST PUKGATIVE AND LIVER 8iEDl.
" CINEs before the public, Bamey, DR SAAgDHi's
IsyIsORAToH or LfeeF Remedy, that fOfuTti,
-'saser, nlldsr and than spy Otsr sri-
cine known. Il Is not Only CatharteI bat Lfrsr
= Remey acting hEst on he Ltsey 2 sset y. I9STsia
matter, TN; seonp e TIVE With.
ations Of nost CathaTes Ifstrengtlens the syss AZ
the tie that puTEea u, and when taken daily
- DIX SaSTosDs IxvIsonAIo. is Compounded sat.ssIy
dfFom articles Of tnedieti.e :, namely .GuIns.
Some idea OF the strength q these may be
eontans much strength hundred d0sss u Csl
ofasi, Nlthout any o. ~ asIetsTl9us slsets
haze been bur ts known % pysieians, us<d
o1Stor Which net With such Unprecedented Susetss -
70 induce the proprietor e osT e - n.nly nseeine
TO enre Her Complaints IN their worst Forms
lntssIiSn GTinE cause! ~ assAnEed LtFerls eHffd
1aundiee Is caused By Improper aion Of the LfFsr
any QUE troubled with JsuDes inViE.rsior
regularly week, and their akin y III begin
cOstiveness be permanently cured by llviEo.
dose ne s,sfS N i-t IN Z s-.iffv Srd s[t ssst
regularly clock work. SICK Headseh-f5
Vsry soon relieved By tskiug doues .s OF the lttg
SoTas ovsr-,eaSsa stomach IL has no squsI asIt re-
!ssss All eptsss.lvs Or uneasy issiHs a1ts5 eating
hsATihy for family mzdiens GsbtF.iIy a'iV 70 use
Is:sAsSosb's lEVis1EGTos came 70 us Tseour5enssa
euLs for LiySF ceilsilts .ne Al di.sasss sIisi
our fysieans In IL f.voT Ss g and nUw
given 20 DyBpepties for it
- before first bottle taken, nnd
anything edIle without troube, while befoTe
hdt the lRhtsst food SUuld dFssG, aud often tSs
gave pain Nov what want 90 90 all EsadeFs
sis Efyef Complaint Dyspepsla trDuhls you,
thE,the greatest remedy IN he EsTidSSEts
FGcts
There has 1evsF been tried IN family remedy
Wbieh Ia with sneh unbounded
sineideibttO ehidrcn DE-
u 10 alone FOR dlSeasFB Of eidT=u
Il; - CathaTtIe mildly FEutly
e 20
think doing SERVES 90 al IN saVtsiEg thcrs
Ehen they need E1eeine 70 1y Ibis ey.
e4EgGthnt have notice Wtere Fuat
rt las received 10 dsaSts % The LSeF 6iomash
Al I've rGssf
tEeonls 80 rE-fl g our falE tar We WI aotfs
" WftEseBIty- 5lEefa8R0flff Hal l'SpuJlfcuns
- YafcE pcLEtn PHn nOTTLE.
SANFORD &cO.. epfI(t0ls . hroadTly. Her Iost,
J. u. LU8AN 4 90, Ae<ntf fcg Whsg1uE.. 81 49,
JOHN y. PARK, Cibeinnati-
GEo. n. .EE SKI. t'ittgbliEh - eitsnie ArgutH.
.nII-a-.-lr-ln.
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7attl loss Of a 'Yaesting Fzat Boat-The
largo flat belonging to Busby, Little. & Co., Of
this city, and loaded with wagons and carts,
which left here some two or three weeks ago,
sunk near Napoleon, Arkansas, night before
last The boat and cargo will prove totalloss
She was insured with her cargo, at $4,000, and
valued at $4,000. a dispatch announcing the
fact simply, was received yesterday morning.
The crew we're all saved.
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MAY ELECTION.
Citfzens, Candido+,

N4b1ASuS Oano4oaCe 1or Sn6r1n.
do hereby announces myself the OEee
u Fsrin OF Ohio County, sna E.ud riegtfuLS my
isuoa .ciErns their suraej, thar II elected
sPI GEO. DUTY.
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RIVER Ann W4THFR

LOUISVILLE, April 27.-River ALLEN feet;
falls clear. Cool frost last night.
CIScrSNATI, April 27.-Wcather clear; light
frost Ast night, but not dangerous River fen
II iuches during The last q ho,1Sss.
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Fight Aa,oag the Uafiir Ser.-Mrs. Cash
man and Mrs. Dolan, were up before Aid. Will
son yesterday, for engaging imam unwomanly
and cot.like combat with one Mrs. Haley, whose
hair they pulled, and whose ruddy face they
scratched, Mrs Haley exhibited considerable
spirit, though the smallest of the three. Her
quarrel being Just, she felt thrice armed in the
contest, put Mrs. Cashman's two eyes in mourn
ing, and tore the skirt from off Mrs. Dolan's
dress The two latter named were fined as the
Asressors, and all retired amid cross fire of
vulgar tetort.
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SHERIFk Atty,

Eos. ask privilege announcing
well known and popular fellow citlEen ARCHlBAlI
wARIES, IidAIsiOr the shrEtGAty, the
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AnOther HseFy Erost--For the information
oflate risers, we will state that another nipping
frost covered the ground yesterday morning,
which is thought to have resulted most disas.
trously to the fruit in this section.
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EOR SLIERIEE

MEssRs. EDTORs:-flease AnnOuIee worthy eitiEe1
WM. !. HOuSTkN, as an independent candidate fOs
Sheriff, In the ensuing Spring Election.
fe16 TaE MAJORITY OF VOTERS.
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EOlf AHkRIFk

EDs. INFsLIoRXcER:Ih euuplanCr with the Wish Of E-
rasto1A friends "Asr nyssl' - 1sHai0At ter sAsEiR
the once according 70 the bsSt OF ay -Liitys:
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FOR aMRRIRR.

AEssas. EEiTORs:-PeFmlt through your columns
announce myself CITIEES's CASbIBATE
the office Of Sheriff ohi At eIinE
Election tfvb5l ISAAC COTS.
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FOR SHERIish,.

ARssRs- EbToEs:-Hou Will please announce the Of
" l. DORSEY, candidate for shvTin Ohio county
~ tns ensuing Aay Election Gnd ObiIgr
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CommEs.Ioner or weyenue.

MessRs EDIEohs=-PIgass announce T. N. rEMBERTON,
Esl,, CScI's Candidate the ArT-
In sh Country District, and many
personal friends and TIiE coTEkS.
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EIRE

INV York, April 27.-The West Troy Elk.
change, owned and occupied by H. Powell,
was burned this morning.
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NEssEs. EDIToRs;-rSu.r announce ny ra4ae eardl
date for Commissioner the Revenue Guy district
81 tbs ensuing SdAy eascIon- JOSHUA LCkkEs-
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POsTER DEPAR TMENT.

Our fcitir, for POSTER PRINTING either plain or COLI
orr cannot be exeesd tie city. We prepared
all kinds OF Posters for Thsass, Coaeetts Merchants and
Orrs, with IrOmp,ness. and cheaper rates, and better
than any other eSabshment The city trial Win con
vince any one ofthIgfict.
All orders from The country FOR any kind ofprIning. win
meet with rates.
Our large and well stock Papers Cards. Inks
etc., having purchased FOR Cash. EASTERN cities
feel confident tSt suarsntse customers
entire BatisfGeiiOn, neatneBs accuracy
pronptness with Ehieh their work VIII he done.
mAr2-'Ss DIV CAMPBELL 4 M,DERAfoT
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Rnn AnRRIRR.

FELLOW CIFlEEss.At the earnest solicitation Of q
Der o. friends, again Or myseif Candidate
Office OF sheriff for ohio psing feIfeI
10 dseharSe the dulles OF the Oss Sth ImpaItialy.
ftbS Ifl.lfU fr- ..irrf A. BEDILLION.
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BALTIMORE MARKFT

APHIL 2T.-F Flour quiet and steady Wheat
quiet Mt S1o4al OF for Red; $l pal 20 for White
and 81 .25aI 80 for Prime. Whisky firm At 9is
OH Provisions quiet and firm.
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- - poEsF, n 81, PRt. %, ls51- 2
PROF. o. i eooDsA co -GsIIS: WiILa isa Iass
9s haze IslgEsd ." many orders ard calls Prof J.
WQas aAlr hestoratvR tharto daT eonipoIl-i ~
s e SossSS - Vaant, t'he dossn ya iersuFd
ESfFY G0le Erf AGoe sold asISss 10 49,
or r Ol-tOFaeHs. and HE nplroharoh and uatf;e
VALUABLE RREPARATIlIN-
Send nay BE- grcsa % 81 sIEc:
duGsn - Sise5 ard believe Fsfpeetstly.
{SiRpedl UANIEI LaTHORP 20.
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CunII9n,
SETTLEMENTS

CcouNrS against all p-irs indebted 10 the snhser-
IA beers win be He out and ready for settlement by
81 Janu Those not calling for their accounts
tse viii BE- PFeaeated With them theIeaI
eSs sSe01a9 ACLtLGE3E. kSu1I Z CO
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ROR nnLRRIkI.

sRssss. EDIIoRs:-PIesss anhsGlee me as candidate
for reelection tie once sheriff OF Ohio County
the Spring EleetIpn. Lfebill sAM'L. Irwin.
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COUNTY, COURT

MRssEa. EDIIoKs:-PieGss AnhounCS me as esadidats
for reelection Clerk the County Court 81 this county
81 the ensuing May Election. Irbsl JSo- MeCoLLoCH.
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EOR SHERIFt,

FOR SHERIFF.
MRzsRE. EOTTUAs:--Fisase annOuuUe eandidats
be elected shaTiI Of OHIO ensuing May
lou. [fsts) JOHN l. HUBBAItD.
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NEW ORLEANS, April 26.-Thv tritl- Of Gen.
Walker has been postponed till the fourth Non.
day in May.
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THE GREAT BEAUTIFIER,
90 Long ENsucCEssPopLY SOUGHT.
FOUN ID Ap last!

IHoR IT RESTORES PERMANENTLY GRAY HAIR 10
It's eriEinal e9ISt; e9lsrs lSa1iaL Jy9hs bale lsad
removes All dHndTpE itching aud al sctaIua, seAld h
and all eTuptiops haktg the hair son. hehy rst;
and will preserve 70 Imaginable age; F,IEoVst
hby magic, all bsOtehss Ae, from the face, n.d al
.gTalEta and nsFVous lead aehrs eiEeafAi
foilOHInS= = = e-.--t---a = ~ 80 -
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Tie Rtrer is still falling. and the weather
continues cold.
The Courier left last evening with a fair list
Of passengers and good freight receipt.
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ROR amRRIRR.

MRSsAs EDroRs.-Pieas, announce candidate for
the office OF ShrTu OF Onlo At the ensuing bpTnE
lleet.on. lfshtl ANDRkW MIII1E.
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LOOK not mornfully into the past--it cannot
return. Wisely improve the preSent--Iti is thine.
10 forth to meet the shadowy future without
fear and with manly heart
Coz John F. Hamtramck, Shepardtown, Va,
and Colonel ofthe Virginia Regiment in the Mex.
lean war, died on Wednesday last
The Press, the Pulpit, aud the Petticoat -
The first spreads the news the second religion:
aad the last spreads-dst ore'- tie Paceneat
II is said that the employees connected with
the Richmond and Danville Railroad have struck
tor higher wages.
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Hickory Grove. 81 ChaTI-s CO. No. Nov. 10. lseB

Hickory Grove. 81 Carries Co. Mo- Nov. 70. lssB.
PROP. o. J..Woob-DeaF Sir: sOme time last sunlalsr
induced n your Hair Restoration. and
lie SGets wonderful, feel Il duty
the h1iir1=i, 70 report H.
Our little soa head for some time had been PERFECTLY
eSSeTed With toFea, and called &c seald head. III
hair almost eutlrely eousflueEee, oien q
fee, seeing his suaerngs, advised yoEr Rsto
rattSe. did With little hope OF
prise, and that % All fends aPplisati1rs
removed the li-sas ety and ard luXnIlaLt cTU
o. hair soon Etartst cot, ard
has a. healthy scalp and uxuTfant crop a hair
any nthsr ehla We Therefore, and do hrTrby
mend yHur Restorative, eTfeeg traey Tor eli sAsss
o. the scalp and hair. We are. yubrsrsspsoftully.
GEORGE ". uIS3GISROTHAN.
SARAHA HIG0lSBOFHAM.
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MkNPHis, Tenn, Nov. 2Sth, 1857.
hereby certify, that having been badly bruised and
seAded by the explosion Of Steam Boiler Hrend induced
me to try Braggs Arctic Lniment Tile
ly ted from the scads and in very short time, all
the pain gone from the bruises. In weeks
well, and able to resume my business.
HENRY HAYERSKlLL, residence jackson street.
{ he Hind ARel
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4s''F. B Ss!ErEits 3 iarnpix.

O.J.woOD 90, PropTI+tOrs sI9 broadway. New Ycrk
I'm h< great n. Y.ylrs Railing ESahshmt nt,l AZ
Market e., g. Louis No. And sold by all good HrEg.
s'a dsss.a.ulvIy-Gz,.Pi.su
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GardihsF Maine, June - 1855.
PROP O. >; Woop-Dsar 81: haVs Da,d I've betiisa
Of Professor Wn9s Hair RestorRtiTe, and truly cay
is The greatest discovery o. the ssr restoring aud
changing the Hair, Before using g.
~ My Hair has trained original eeloF You
Teectnnrnd t 20 Ihr world without ths least lear, ~
case was saSs g tie WoEst kind.
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r est RECEIVED PER STEAMER PERSIA 3o5 Gross Of
81 Gillots old original TOS Pen, expressly our
These celebrated Pens have rival and can
cnpy be had at the old corner Bookstore Of
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After protracted discussion the motion Was
agreed to, and shortly after, adjourned.