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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-03

WHEN IN TIL T. COURSE OF HUMAN
w evonts, Ladies and Gentlemen lose one OF their
sreetest natural sttreotIOns-a tine head of har-it
becomes q matter Of ssriOus Importance, and the
question 10 what shat We DO to stop the hair from
ely TO THIS gusry, we beg 10 ssy.try Or. HARRIS
HAIR PROMOTER AND fMPROVER. a few
remove dandruH, keep the scalp clean and white
and lmPart freshness ara vigor TO the hair and
although you may have beer bald twenty years. the
iuxurant head Of hsir Call and get bottle and il
not after the second application, return it
and got the prioe paid.
ASK Tor Er, Hairis' Hair Promoter snd Improver
Sold IN RjehnioEd by w. PETERSON, Drug
gist, corner Main and latt, and Men and Wall ats,
and IN Washington city by II. ID. GILMAN, Drug
{lst, Browns Hotel Building, Pa. avenue, end D.
even1e. AL "
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EVENING STAR.
s.De You Think He 4. Married. /,


-srs BI John O. sAxk. <..
Madam. you are very presxinr.
And can't decline the task
With the slightest gIft of guessing,
you would hardly need 10 ask.
Don't yuu see INN, of marr,aSa
In mas sober sided face!
IN ms rather careless carriage
Anu extremely rapid pace.
III he's not committed treason,
VI sons wicked action done,
Nan you see the falntest reason
why bachelor should run:
WIZ should he be in Q furry!
But loving Wits to greet,
IL Q circumstance to hurry
The most digrifed Of feet.
When sfsr the man has spied her,
III the grateful, happy elf
Does not haste to be beside her,
He must be beside himself.
IL Is but trifie. may be-
But observe his practised tone,
When ne Gains your ste rmy baby,
Just as II II were his own,
DO you think a certain meekness
YOU nave mentioned In his looks,
IL q chrome optic weakness
That has come of reading books.
Did you ever see his vision
PeerIns underneath q hood,
save enough for recognition,
Asa civil person should.
Could capuchin be colder
When he glances, as he must,
At hnely round ID shoulder,
Or q proudly swelling bust!
Madam think OF every feature,
Then deny If you can
He's fond, connubisl creature,
And very married man!
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DR. sTEPHEN BAILY, =
OFFIcE l98 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Three doors from lsth Street.

DIR. BAILY begs leave to inform the public that
located as above he feels assured su ed that S sn
experiences OF hfteen years practIe 9, with ~01I0
doa cases that he has yitle' III
enable MN to s1rmcunt any difficulty, scientific or
ence confirming the opinion of many men emine in
the professlon and especially Drs Harris and J. and
mercuriaf preparatons for flins tn. teeth, aiso s
Enamels. Gntts PeIcha India Rubber and Clements
that Porcelain mounted on Gold PIsts, is he oniv
rellabie substance that can he the mouth az
was mo,t Q 'nolusively shown By the last American
Although he fiatters himself from his long resi-
dence and practice in Washington he is favoraby
known to his numerous friends and patrons. he 6sxs
leave TO refer them To the following
From The ra,. FT TEST IN ,6, It;
ofthiS city:
DIR. STEPHEN BAILY: Dear Sir-I desire to ex-
press my esteem ior you personally. and my oonf-
executed Tor me have been highly satisfactory. /
and that k 80
Washington, Aug. 8. lass. ]. ". FRENCH
From one Of the Oldest firm, in Baitimo,s-
Msssrs. Boggs, Cotn,an 4 Co.
Having employed DIR. Stephen Baily Surgeon
Dentist. of Washington CITY, to execute for me an
important and d fioult piece of work. which he did
one ofthe most DISTINGUISHED members of the Dem.
tai College of Baltimore failed, after repea ed trials
great pleasure expires. nay entire confdsnc ssI and
high estimation of his professional skill.
Baltimore, Jan. II, 1857 Hartmann BOGGS
Extract from Hote rscstrsd from the late Hon
John NJ Clayton.
u. y. Senate, Aug 19. 1886.
=, The teeth you made for ma work admirably; no
tnlpg could be better ,Nsry gratefully,
JOHN M. CLAYTON.
To those seeking relief from the msIsdies of the
teeth, can cheerIully recommend DIR. =. Bay Is a
superior dentist. He made q set of porcelain teeth
FOR one of my family and plugged several teeth for
m, sell, and the work has ell stood well for more
than tenyears. ROBERT L. NIXON,
Aprills, lass. Va. Conf NJ. + Church south.
We, the undersigned, having had Occa SION tos avail
ourselves OF the professional skill oi DIR. >. Baliy,
surgeon DcEtst of this city. or having been cogni-
zant OF hls operations on fam friends take
pleasure In expressing admira of his artistic
skill, az well as the uniformly satisfactory manner
In which he performs the most delicate and disiout
operations m Dental Surgery, and We respectfully
recommend him to the confidence and patronage of
worthy. '"'' '"''A0n''
THOMAS U. WALTER, Architect u. 8. Cspitoi,
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. ID OF Washington, ID, G.
B. s. BOggER, NJ. ID. Of g GEORGETOWN, ID. C.
Y. 3. LINCOLN, NJ d.. of " arlington, D. e,
Jos ii. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID e.
GEORGE WALTON, TX Governor of Florida,
WALTER LENox. tx Mayor of Washington.
HENRY BALDWIN, u. :. Patent Office,
u WIGHT, Principal Rlttenhouse Academy,
feb 0-tf
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DROPOsALs . or INDIAN GOODS.
DrrlRrxxSr ov rur Isrr.rcp.
evrIck on INDIAN Affairs, Oct. "a. lesk.

DtrAErMENT Or THr INTwHtCu. Il
evFrck on INDIAN AFFAfRs, Oct. a. leskt
dian Goods, lCisss 2 s. or a. the case may hsJ
will be received st the Office Indian fairs, wssh
In<ton city, until l0o 'clock. tn. on SATURDAY..
the thlrteenth day Of November next. foe furnish
Ing the following named articles:
Glass No. 1.
MaeHsae Biask,fs, Clotks, ssd D.y Goods.
$500 pairs point white Mackinao Blanks.s TO
measure o. ~ :. inches. AID veigh pounds.
$40 pairs pa point wa te Msoklnso Blankets. TO
measure 81 By 90 inches, and wen pounds.
$50 tars point Waite Mscktnac blsnksfs. 20
measure q BY Sc ln"hes. asd vesGh So pounds.
IN asure 81 By 20 InoAes. and weigh AZ pou nds.
500 pairs j point white MackInac Blankets. 20
measure 81 BY Is inches and weigh So pounds.
Measure GO By y Incs.s. and ss.sR posnS. 70
500 palrs "a polht sea- let Mackiase blankets, to
measure "a by 60 inches ard weigh pounds.
500 pairs l-poInt SCARLET MaekIpae Blankets, to
100 Ps&s 81 p Z, srsen MscSinsc Ssss,s To-
MEASURE 60 by 81 inches, ~ d weigh 10 pounds.
600 psirs ) point green Macku 30 Blsi kets, TO
messu e 90 by u inches, and velEh pounds.
4OO PAIRS pa point green MackIn C Blankets, TO
measure q by Sc inches. and weigh pound..
80 psnsSs point indIso-hlue Naoklnac BLANKETS,
so 20 measure g. y y inches, and welsh 10 i6s
poins i 20 is blue Msctlnsc Blsnkets,
ON 70 measure oos = inches, and veu pounds.
10 pairs 2h point indigo blue Mseknsc Bisns eis,
TO measure 81 By &C inches, and weigh G lbs.
loJ pairs S& point gent inea blue MackIna Blsn-
kets. TO measure &c by 81 inches, aud weigh 10
800 pairs s. point eentinel.s- blue Mackinac Blan-
kets, 10 measure o. by ~ inches. and weigh
$50 psirs ~ point sentinels blue MackIuac Blap.
kets, TO measure 81 By 66 inches. and veish
pounds.
500 pairs point gentinells- blue Maekinae Bar
kets. 70 measure j. BY - inches, and weigh as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-03

TRAsKDY IN EARNEsT.-The Richmond cor
respondent Of the Petersburg Express writes:
IAN incident at the theatre few nights ago,
came very near making genuine tragedy where
only an Imitation was designed. Edwin Booth
was playing in the last act Of Macbeth with
thrilling efect-the audience, almost frenzied
with excitement, rose and applauded the young
actor with vociferous cheers; Macbeth, having
lost his sword, seized his dagger with the pur-
pose OF finishing Macduf In a single blow, and
plunglng forward, II flew from his hand, dlsap-
peared behind the wings, and passed throu2 h
the hat OF an employee who sat there attentively
watching the scene on the stage. The idea of a
glittering blade In such close proximity TO his
shuil, was any thing but pleasing, and the scene
shifer thong IL abont time to shift his position
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-03

Through trial OF mary cara. aud through ever
nation of civilized men, AEEk'S CHERRY Pee
TOkAL has been found to snord more reliefald TO
more cases OF pulmonary disease than any other
remedy known TO mankind Cases of apparently set
tied consumption have been cured By il, and thous-
ands OF sufferers who were deemed hey ond the reach
OF human aid have been restored tn their friends and
usefulness. to sound health and the enjoyments of
life, by this powerful antIdote Ia diseases Of the
lungs and throat. Here a cold had settled on the
lungs. The dry hacking cough. the Elassv eye. and
the pale, thin features Of him who was lately iusty
and strong. whisper to all but him CONSUMPTION.
He tries every thing. but h. ds ease /. gnawng At
his s1Sls and h shows ITS H. symptoms meEs aRd
RY PICTORIAL now; II has stopped HIS cough,
made his breathing easy his steep is sound al night;
his appetite returns and with 1t has STRENGTH The
dart which pierced his side Is broken Scarcely any
neig hbor hood can he found which has not some Inv
ing trophy like this to shadow forth the virtues
which have won for the Cherry Pectoral an i'm
pc ishable renOwn. But its usefulness does not end
here. Nay, it acoomplishes more by prevention than
cure. The countless colds and coughs which II
cures are the seed which would have npened into q
Group, Bronchitis, Hoarseness Pleurfsy Whoop'
ing Cough. and al irrtatons of the throat and uuss
are easily cured by the CT rRRY PECTORkLii
them, and they will lind it iIvA liable protection
from the insiduous proWler which carnes of the
parent sheep from many flock and the darling lamb
Authenticated evidence of these facts, with diree
tions for the treat nent OF each complaint, may be
found IN Ayers American Almanac, of which we
publish three millions and scatter them broadcast
may have before them the information il contains
prusEists and dealers IN medicine generally have
fssm tss sTn5is and ai,S tes sale tse.s
and Anals loal Chemist. Lowell. Mass. = =
c SSIS By 2 D: GILM4N. Ws.hinEton. and By h
R9WLAND's MAcoAssAI on q sI9BF'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-03

DOKTRAITS FOR THE MILLION-A per
feet Portrait of yourself 70 rs cents, warranted
not to fade. 1850 OF these beautiful pictures made
by w, Odley In nine weeks. No charge unless the
sitter is perfectly satisfied. Pictures on paper for
81 cents, which can be sent by mail without extra
charge. Every variety Of cases kept on hand. sun
light not required. X. G.. WOODLEY,
Photographer, No. Sl2 T. street,
teh-Sm no4r Willards'.
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Traveller Directory.
DlREcFF H rs kfE fEKrTs TIE
w Il - II,
- sc 1a
Baltimere ana Ohie R.ii,eaI . -
Traveller Directory,

Baltinnsre and Ohio Raiirsad.
FALL ARRANGEMENTS eFrt
TWO THROUGH TRAINS ARE NOW RUN
FROM w1s Aaat1SSsi'fiySSHsP' S ss2a' F1AE VEST
LIST. MAIL TRAIN i sSlS. q ,s, ,s,,a.,
ton, for the vest and Chicago.
eacIESS65 E exsfffIESMA ri b9Ys md
Washington at 5; 50 p. m. Reaching Cincinnati IT D.
N. next day, and connecting directly With ExDress
Train for LOuisyIlle Cairo and the Southwest, and
for 81. LOUIS, Kansas. DC. Time. from washington
to- Cnclnnsti, hours, or to st. Louis only a hours
To view the Grand Mountain scenery OF the X oad
In daylight. take either the 7.45 q. m. or $50 D. m
For Petersburg and all Stations on the North
western Virginia X Dad take the 50 .. m. Train For
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad take the same.
tiers, and every other possible fsolts vii 6e found
wv WAY PASSENGERS !sss for the Main Stem of tn.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will leave Washing
For all points between Washinsto junction and
Piedmont take the 7.t5 q. m. trains.
For ali Stations between Piedmont and Wheeling
srlok Tram take the $50 ,. m. Tram.
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST.
Leave Washington for Baltimore at Is and 745
a. M, and $50 and Is p IN. On Sunday nj 50 ,. m.
only.
Leave Baltimore at $50 and $50 m. and $50 and
The 745 and 4.&5 trains only will stop At way sta
tons and TOR Annapolis connections.
The b m and $50 p. m. are the chief connect
ing trains for the west, and the els. 7l5 and $50
p. N. trans tor the east.
For further lnformatiO ION inquire at the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Ticket Office. WashIngton.
T. H. f e. p. sSr AAfHsns'
oc4 Master OF Transportation. Baltimore.
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n THE GREAT WONDER
\IF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

says the ST. Louis MOI Democrat Below We
publish letter to DIR. Wood, Of tins city, from a
gentleman IN Msine, which speaks glowInsly cf the
superior merits OF has hsIr tonic Such evidence
H"st nave ITS effect, when coming from q reliable
source. certificates ga aranteas of truth the
Dr. needs no encoInIums, nor useless puffery from
the press: ~
BATE. Maine January 20 1855
fhoTkssoR u. J. WOOD Co.:-Gsutlemeu Hsyiu1 M 81
tentiOa called lew months since highly
enecs OF yoar Hair Restorative induced 70 make an
icaiion Of IL upon hair, which become ouit,
gray probably ole third white; wkIskes were of same
ehsfa.er S"me three months procured bottle of
your Hair Restorative aud used soon found xss
proving what had shed used IL about twice a xsek
have since procured another bottle which have useS
some can certify the wOri the gray or Whit
hair has totally elsa Pead both my face and
my hair has resumed Its natural color more
SOL and glossy thsn h has been before
am now sixty years old good at age Of aftv
two, has ussi " with lam ef.ct.
The above notice deem doe
oovery am assured that whoever rightly use az Ter
directions, viii rot have occasion my state
ments am citizen of this city here for the
last hneen years aud am known nearly every one he
sih ahJs ent towns Any may u above
with ny name attached IL your Ni.h 20 pr.
serve The oeaut CO OF nature ia others IaysSL
am Huy yours A. o. RAYMOND.
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OFFENSIVE ASSORTMENT
MAh0GANY, WALNnT, ROSEWOOD AND
OTHER FURNITURE At PRIVATE SALE.

ne sub'criher having completed his assortment
OF furniture would respectfully <suuuuws- =
invite the citizens of Washing Gfse45 -,
ton. and the public. to Gail and
examine his stock for them
Sc yes. Consisting Of
Fine Mahogany. Walnut, Cherry. and other Ward
robes.
ard other Bedstsads. ~
Fine Walnut and X Osewood Etryeres |. ahies, C,sh
inets and WhstLots.
Fine Mahogany and Walnut Sofas and Chairs,
Fine solid Oak Marble top and other Coitsye Cham
Der Sets.
Fine Mahogany and Walnut Dressing and other
Bureaus, and Sldsbc6fd..
Fine Mahogany and other Chairs Of every dsscrip-
ton.
Fine Marble top, Centre, Sofa, and other Tables,
CANA, Glass, and Crockery Ware, Looking
Classes, &c.
My purpose is to sel as cheap as any other person
IN Washington, and on "a favorable terms and /
natter myself that no person wishing to purchase
Will De disappointed II they give ME q call.
A. GREEN,
an ls-tf No. 526 7th street,
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CHARLES N. KUGLER, ~
~ No. SIS Pa. ucenae, betteses Cd asd Sd sts,
Will furnish ard send &c ECRAM in any part OF
the city at 50 per raon; ~ cents quart. Fairs,
Festivals, Balls and Parties OF all kinds furnis he'd
the most reasonable terms. .- 80 -
90 ? 3m H c. NJ. KuGLER.
4 ADIES TUCK and all sorts Of COMBS At
-. stes .ss a WI W.. ;.''' e :; ~
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ONGW WORT HY'S
IL PURE OHIO
CATAWBA BRANDY.
8 ~. PIKE, SOle Proprietor,
u ana - SDcQpiCYs Strssr. Ci1c.nuntf Ohjo

10 o"d ~ oseaNso's !EssI, Chlft5gd't, Ohso.
This Brandy has been manu- factursd for several
years from the Pure Juioe of the Catawba Ora pc,
thus sfordns additional evidence Of the progress
OF Amsrican enter prise AID industry, and of our
aiIlty TO produce auIces at hom,, equal to those
made by any other ma ion.
The ONTO CATAWBA BRANDY not ONLY
equals but e1cels the best Imported Braldi ss, IN
purity and hsyOr. IL Is, IN fact. the best Brandy
Certificates Of our most distinguished analytical
Chemists.
IL i is q sure Remedy for Dyspepsia, Fla.u-
lency, Cramp, Cholc, Languor, LOE Spirits, u ene-
raj Debility. dc. No family should be without it.
III Reiall price 81 q per bottle.
>. y. Pike has appointed DAN'L. B. CLARKE,
Drugglst and Pha ceutlst, correr of Pa avenue
dealers and customers wall please forward their
orders. an Ia. srn
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Il S II II A Il,
ROTECTEb b. Roial Lstts1 Pstsnt 9

England, and secured By he Seels OF the Eoole Dc
rnafmsoie de psrisand the Imperial College ofMsd
icIne. Vienna. Triesensr No. 10 q remedy for Re-
1xauon, Spermatorrh9s, and Exhaustion Of the
system: Triesemar No. efectuslly, IN the short
space Of three days, completely and entirely eradi
eAtes al traces Of those disorders which oopaviaand
enoeos nave 90 long been thought antdote for, TO
the rum OF the health Of vast portion OF the popu
iatlon TnesemsI No; us the great Continenta
natey, the English ply sician treats with mercury,
20 the inevitable destruction Of the petlents oonst
tuition, and which ali the sarsaparila IN the world
cannot remove. TIiesemar Nos: I, 2, and are alike
devoid Of taste OF smell, and ofall eating sual
ties. They may lie the toilet table without their
use beng suspected. Sold Ia tin cases, and divided
In separate doses as administered by Vepeau "a
ieman, koox, Ricord. 40, &c. Proc IS each,
OF four cases In one for -, which saves o. and In
Sod BY DIR. H: A; BARROW No. 81 Prince Sta
few blocks west OF Broadway, New York. Tmme
dateiy on receip OF the amount DIR. g. will forward
the 81 cases Of Triesemar, and the large Sizes oar
fioge paid thus Insurlng genuine European prepars-
tons. The SS cases also sent, but not tree Of oar
rage. Cons ltatons n usual, from II q. m. till
Few blocks west Of Broadway. fell IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-03
Iedicinoe.
THE BEST COUGH SYRUP IN THE
Il r.. WORLD.
. The best COUGH SYRUP IN the world is
PICTORIAL SYRUP or

VIII Y uLnhi
nounced bv medical men, and those no have used
II, TO be the best PREPARATION for Cewrks, Colds,
from q Cold, ana 4 prexentIve of mai lion OF d,s
eases, & ossEmptioa.
Persons rho sing should use il. IL 10 pleasant to
vents taking cold.
III Bottles Is and 50 cents and Sl. sod BY al
Druggists In Washington. g eorGets and Alsxan-
drIa. oc Inf
CORDON's. AsIATIC MIxrURE-A SAT,
NJ speedy, and certain cure for Cholera Morbus
FluX by septery, Diarrhea and all AZ ec,lous Of the
Bowels, and for Summer Complaint Of Children
There 10 no Me Ilone esual to Il u would not in
cure an iniaik month old. The subscriber has
used IL in his family for more than ten ysars and
supplied the afflicted free Of charge with entire sue
cess IN every case. He 10 now induced by gentle
men "a this CITY, that have tested its virtue to place
it IN the different Drug Stores in Washlngt ton for
sale. Manufactured and for sale by
J II. GORDON,
an 9-Sm No. S25 Pa. av.. Washing ton, -. G..
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A DICTIONARY OF PHOTOGRAPHY Him.
"A trsted with Dis grams b. q bomss S,,,..a 4.
Ths h,rbho,oSraPhlc Notes So IS
Win 30 engrayinss; I'll s1 e Do"A' niusHateu
,Ila.tystsa rs, retnre Book Of English History.
80 " TN ~ ens ravlnxs; 81 50
ufhASkLfN PHILIPS
800 Bookstore, 3 2 Penn ayepna
pet 9Th NJ 10Th ,ts.
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A NEW system OF INSTRUCTION IN
DANCING.

- NJ OSf. TespectIuIIJ nOtlhes the cltIZfn ms
81 asnIngton that he Is prepared to fern q m
Sas.s enner young or otherwIse) for Instruc-
MS system II one which, upon trial. will ketalA
% at,noesn novel, so based upon mathemaiI cal
Of shs snsna asuIe 20 every pupil such knowledge
o so ne.en ~ IWkLyE LESSONS. THIS Is the age
Of progress and. startling az N NAV he c,ai
ienses test and feels Confident III. ne onal
sne ,si IN. ~ eSf9rna and 9her places sure gar
from nm will hal with 10Y ths oInoT,n,,, "a
OF becoming pr hcient in less time tfsn nsnsi
ed 20 acquire even the know edg !. Of psclns
He can be consulted daily At Carus,'s Ds,ci,.
Satoon, ands. the Theatre, from TO 3 a. M, and
In'o'"o'iou wal ne given Gc252
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CRANBERRIEs,
- BAkkELS Best Eastern Cranberriss ,,.,
csIved and for sale By ies'Iustre
oc - 6teO RARRDTR T. srn,x,
L QHiNS EXTRACTS. Al odors. ut GIBBs,s
- $500 49, h-.n.-s.' u.tsi ~ - VI Seaes
MONDER OF WASHINGTON "a
ins .m6 5Sss VEGETABLE ASIAN perform
Ssass 81 ssaiS Sss. SSSs'ns ~ Bad H:sS: AID
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AIDES, HAIR M0kk REPAIRED,o or taken
Mandatory. Pa. svsnne bstvssn sth and 10Th = sts
ls S-em 800
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-01
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
water LeveIs--LE.ke Erie

We publish this morning very valuable ab-
stract of Water Levels for Lake Enc, the result
of much research and labOrb b. Col. WHTTLEsEY-
The observations and figures collected explode
the old tradition that the Lake rises seven
years and then falls for the same period; and
establishes the fact that the surface Of the Lake
has general alchange of level extending throug h
long series Of years that is not periodical.
and has an extreme mnge Of seven feet From
1919 to 1888 the surface was continually risins'
and the highest month OF the highest known
year, was June, 1893. The lowest was Feoru-
ary 1919. The conclusion arrived at by Col
W. is, that the causes of the Lake fluctuations
are meteorological, and unless the series of sea
sons occur periodically over the Lake county,
the changes Of level cannot happen at stated
times, and cannot be predicted.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-01
nrcHenrr in ParlI.merr.

McHenry, the famous, is ct large on bail and
has taken to lecturing and hOnizing. He de-
Iivered Lecture at DanyilIe, Canada, on the
Queens Birthday, his bills headed. Is he
Townsend Come and see" 1t is stated thztit
is his intention 70 deliver lectures through dif-
ferent parts of the country. Perhaps his CIeve-
land friends" may have a chance to crowd the
house sometime during the season.
MrHenEy was in Toronto last week. and Wis
tied Parliament He stopped at q first class
hotel, and Afer dining and wining strOlled
down 10 the House The GlObe says:
He was speedily recognized and became the
observed of all observers and an object of great
attraction TO several Of the curious III. p. P.'s
who gathered round him at the bar and beard
from his own lips the tale Of his misfortnnes
and his sorrOws. The difference in the person
al appearance presented by the so-caIled Town.
send when he was placed upon his trial for Dur-
der at Menityille and the McHenry who seem
ed TO take so much interest IN yesterdays Par
ismentaIy debates was very striking. No
doubt the change had In q great measure been
brought about BY his being no longer subjected
to the whips and csprices Of the government
barber, for his whiskers and beard (eyery hair
of which had been carefully removed at Merritt
viIle) had been suffered TO grow, and their
growth and change OF countenance had, to
casual observer, made him appear quite another
man. Il is not at all unlikely that he may run
on the Ministerial ticket for the representation
Of the nsxt corrupt city or county that becomes
vacant He would make a valuable addition
to the Ministerial party, and there is many
seat on their side of the House which he would
not unvorthily fill.