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LHAIR DYE-HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE.
Wm. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.
THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE WORLD

THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE WORLD
All others mere limitations and >hoald be avoidei If
you wishto escape Tidicule.
GRAY RED OR Rusty HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful and Natu Brown Black, without the least
niuiy HaIT skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded 10 Wm Bztcelor since ls3s, aad $500
applications been nude the Hair Of his patrons
his famous Dye.
WAI. 4. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
not to be distinguished from naturs and Is WARRANTED
not TO jurea tae least however long may be cobtp-
uel the i ELECTS OF BAD Dyes remsdicd; the Hair
vigorated for iiie hg this spload Dye.
Made. sod applied ln private rooms the Wig Fac
l33 Broadway, \. Y.
u Ths Genuine sthe naue address upon steel
eagravins four sides Of esch Box. Of
WILLIAM A BACHELOR.
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OF WILD FLOW RS saDeEar 10 al sfiris, soaps or
Lotions Is neh medeaiei lsiher pene,raiins the skin,
prevents chafus and eupous, and prumes that health,
deli a 3 AID sweetness s. pleasing an .ldrcn.
70 REMOVING RECKLES, ERUPnONS. sc -
A few applications M produce the agreeable results
iu impartng whit ncss ciearness AID beauty the
ple1ion. +. C. FONTAINE co. 30 Broadway. and
No. C Asior House Nev York Sold hg all Druggists.
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SATURDAY AFTERNOONS REPOKI
NEw YoRK, Aug. q
WAsHlSoroN, Aug. .

1t IS not probable that our government will agree
10 the CaSs-H -Herran treaty as amended by New
Grenada. Gen Jerez states that he has come With
extraordinary powers and TO act in conjunction
with Trissari. spprehensiye that be would not be
officially received until satisfactory explanations
were made concerning the conduct Of Nicaragua,
OF which our government complains. He repre-
sents he has full authority to make full rsparation
or apology, and arrange treaty.
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FROM BOSTON.

BOSTON, August q.
The whale ship Junior arrived at New Bedford
last evening, having on board as close prisoners
eight Of the muuiieers who murdered Capt, Arch
Ibald Mellen and the I'd Mate OF thai ship.
The Junior, under & new Captain (Gardiner)
and other officers sailed from Sidney for New Bed
ford on the 25lh OfApriL.
Capt Meilen was shot with a whale guu.
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TIE New CUsToN HoUsE.-The new Gus
tom House building will be ready for the re-
csption of the Post Office, Customs Office, and
U. S. Court on the first of Janu; ~ next
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MUSLIN C0LLARS.-SONIE Bar
WI gains iull0 W WARREN
NEW GOODS.

N Il w UOOUSs
. RAYMOND 4 CO, have received,
Ne Back Dress silks, new and full supply,
lndIa and summer 81 l..
Stella, Cashmere AMI Ill hibef Shawls.
Ntlte Cr1FHe SIaEls eulurJ lderud and plain.
Hrocha Scars and Shswls.
Black and C0lnred Silk Shauls
Black six Asartillas
RestoTi Dress Goods 1Iouseline De Chene,
Chan de LANES Robes Qulles.
Erench BIllllauts, Ore1ndt MusllnS,
ChiutZ Organizes Chocolate Orraudies,
Restori Grenadines. BeraFe Robes.
French lacconcfs. G. inghum II hes Qulllar
PAIN all WOO de Lsines. Hoyies' Pfin's.
French. English and American alicoes
la les Gluufets, & Gents DRIVING Gloves.
Ladies Narss e. Collars. CaautilT Feils;
Pzrassls Ribbons End Lace.
Erubd Handkerch efs Enid Collars
Sleeves ani Collar Set. Black Lace AIitfs
ChautllT Bugled Collars. White SILK Fringe
Emb'd Bands, fdsIngs and IusertineN.
Fancv Belt Ribbons. Marseilles TrEanainH.
Black Velvet Ribbons Smyrna Etz1ugs
Bonnet Grapes Illuslnu Lace
Bonnet Rouches. AieNandeT's Nd Cloves
Embd Lace AMI Musiin Window Cuatai a.
Dzmasks- MOrveens Table and P,ano Csosers.
MaIselies Quilts, CUunte- pane and gaiet Covers,
Irish Linens. TckinEs and She fiuFs
Russia TdwelIucs and Hukat uks
staple Shirtlugs and Fancy 4 O.
Broad Cloths, GasSImeres and Ssfiu-ffs
FeSfIngs and Gents ShIrts md Collar.
Checked Nalg DIah Alpacca.
e-9GaSLEair- 3. CaEuang.
NsckefctlHn uers, and Umbrellas
All OF whehh. -uEhf low nud yyiiI h szla n .
small advan.e.a
i1nl4 Nd Co. 81 superior s.
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Y E. Ruffini viii sell of his stock of Hats
and Caps at lower prices than any other estab-
Iishment in Cleveland. Remember 81 Superior
street 2w
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NEW YoKK, Aug. 81.
The Steamship AragO So led at noon for South.
ampton and Hayre with III passengers and SlI7,
COO in sp,cie.
The Prince Albert left at the same hour for Cat
way with 22O passengers
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AEREsT-ThOmas Carter, a negro, was ar.
rested on Saturday evening, for stabbing an
other negro on Canal street The wound j.
represented as severe
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LEAvENwoArH, Aug Is

By U. :. Express TO BOonville, Aug. 2l.-TWO
Companies Of Second Infantry arrived yesterday
from Fort Scott will be forwarded Immediately to
Fort Randall.
Shermans Battery viii march overland to Min
nesOt4 forthwith.
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The LEcTURE.-The Lecture by Rev Mr.
PRossER last night, on the subject of temper.
ance, drew out large crowd; and his dis
course was really very fine one
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GUITAR.-J II THOMAS, Teacher of the Cult
ar, Rooms at No. Euclid street Terms
Fifty cents per lesson. If.
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School Books.

T B. COBB Il CO, RESPEC1FJ
- LY ak the attention Of Iescaers and DezeTs Il
o.owins lisi, emoIaeiag the most p2pu ar and Apr
iiies the stock and good condition, and or
,es and terms are reasonable
Adams Ariihmstles;
Andrews a "a Stojdar1's Latin Grammar;
AnirsNs Laiil Reader;
Andrews' Classical series.
Andrews Latin Lexicon.
An'non's Classical Series;
Arn0,ds Classical Series;
Anihons Latin Dictionary;
Ainsworths Latin Dictionary;
Aders Progressive Geruan Reader
AdleT's Gesmai Die;iluaries; Cel
B0uIdOu's AlselTa
BulliOas' English Grsmmar;
Browns Grammars; C3)
Berard's L, 5. Hisory,
Buffers Sal'us.;
Doyd's Rhetoric;
BuihOns' Classical Series
COlbun's Arithmetic;
CoEell's Digest Of Eagiish Grammar:
Clark's Grlmmars,
Coraelrs Biographies; 81
Cotton Fitch's Biographies; 81
Comstoek's Philosophy;
Cooper's Virgll;
Crosby's Greek Grammars;
Cutters Physiologies; C2l
Crittenden's Book Keeping;
Days Alsebra;
Davies Mathematical WORKS;
Fowler's Englis1 Grammar;
FI,eh's Physical Geography,
First Lessons in History;
First Book q HisioD;
Fasquelle's French Gammar;
Greenleafs Arithm fics;
Greens's Gramm rs;
Histoh
Gusrasey's U S History;
sc
Gands' 'Gnmna--Sermans 10 lear, Eng
avs Boianiesi tO
Hil,ard's Readers;
Hazen's SpallsT and Defasr
HitcEcocks Geology;
HarknesS' Classical Series;
Johnson's Cicen;
Kuehners Greek Crammar,
Lescnlre's Geomstry;
LOOMS Mathematical Works.
Lowell Readers.
LYelPs Gsologies;
Lossns's L. S. History;
Lildell Seotts Greek Le1isun;
Maitisnn's Astronomy;
AcGuaey : r =aders. (5l
NteGuhey ; New hea erss EfCl
sfandevills's Reader; (sJ
heGufey s. eller;
Miieheli's Geosraphi' ., tD
MeNalley's Geography,
Morse's GeoEraphy;
Mon'eith biographies, %
Nj chel O Msrs,
MeChniock Crooks First Lain Book.
Ncf lintock + Crooks First Greek Book;
-.
Mrfa.w' Book Keeping
Noel & Cha9sars French Or mmari
olney's Geography;
Olmsted's PhiI1sophy:
Owens Classical Series;
Ollendorf's s German Method;
ollendorf's French Method;
Payson 4 Duntan's Wiring
PaTker's Readers; ~
PTics's SpeIsr,
Pinneo's Grammar; ~
Peter Parley's GeograDhyJ
Peltous Outline Maps;
Peaboiy's U. s 5'story,
Parieys Un.ysl a. History,
Farker's PhilO Irv;
Porter's-Chemisn
Peissnsr's German Grammar.
Pinney's French Grammar;
Piuney's French Reader,
Quackenbos' L. S History;
ouaeksnbOs' English Composition.
Rays'iArithu eties; tl
Rays AlEebr-S. (9l
Robinson's Mafhem3tica WO-ks:
Robsrtsoaian System viii. French;
Swans Speller:
stoddlrd's Arithmetics, az
Smiths Arithmetic;
sioddard's Algebra:
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ID. lUTCHINGs.


J. B. Barnes d Co, PrOprietOrs of the Cleve
Iaai Plumbing Works. Atwater Block prepared
viii arye force of experienced workmen doing every
Sr1 tiol OF Pu n5ins the thorough manner,
he most scientific plans reasonable terms, and short
notice. large stocks u Fountains Of different svles and
ixeS Bathing Tubs Of cast and wood. lined with
Inued-opper, steam heaters, lead AID galvanized iron
pBes Ieigr and lnlia Rubber Hose every descr7il
and Plated C1ks. incl udg tue Paten Selfcos
Cocks. rccoltlr introduced M BOWS, and all kinds
fWafar Works fEXturcs kent constantly on hsnd All
Nork warranted u2s-dEvtt
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SATURDAY NIGHTS REPORT.
DIED.
FROM NEW YORK

LOlIsNILLEI mug II
n. T. Scott, President Of the Northern Bank o.
Kentucky, died at lexington last night
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PERsoNAL.-Col. JSo. G. WATxoUGH, L. S
Amy, and Lieut.. P G. WATNoUGH, of the Ma
w, were stopping at the Weddel House on
Saturday.
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THEATER--The MARsH Troupe appears to-
night in the gorgeous spectacle piece called the
Sea Of lee, which --abOunds in grand scenic eff
fects and displays This pieee has met with
extraordinary success in Eastern cities, and i,
well worth seeing. The part includes all the
little MARSHES; and We doubt not will be put
upon the stlge in capital good style. So far
this Troupe have drawn full houses, and DC
serve all the success they have met.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Union Telegraph,
5TTIcE, wARINe's BLOCK, coRSKK or BANK AND
ST. CLAIR STREETS.
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To The LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES;
1t has been good fortune to restore TO healh m1Hy
thousands Of my eounfry-women-
Ny has excited the malice OF the enyous and
Jealous; but Their prosecutions lave served Ony to extend
and estab h my reputation Showers Of grateful osrngs
have fallen ny railway, from the AIR sufferers whom
relieved. So long ted IN afectionate and
thankful rememhrasee by those who have eI7ersnced
skill can ard 10 ies9iss ths efforts Of makers
and siandeIers.
Ny friends have repeatedly urged place my msd
for producing mensiTuaiiln within the reach Of the
Ladies Of the United States; but ndposon to enter
field occupied By qlacks with penciOus nosum
and fear that unprncp.ei counfeeiters might palm upon
the public their worthless limitations. have hheT pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale Of ny
"AAIIE DE FEMME" in the United States.
At last yield 10 the elreaes Of patients and Friends
and offer 70 the suffering Females OF medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous Throughout the
Old World.
In regsul to the eicaey OF the AAIIE DE FEMME"
need eaY say, thai liquid form, and eKlctly such
have used my practice IA rance, for many years ani
that 1t has failed TO satisfactory result.
The "Ame dc Femme and measTua,i5u stand in the
laoa 9f and effect 1t alike powerful TO originate
healthy menstrual Jv where has existed and
restore Il where has been from any suppressed
In orlert0 guard asanst imposition wrapper Of direc
each bottle OF the "A is de Femme iH bear my
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing
VIII be sealed with nv private seal
Prise, S3O) a package.
PARIS, January, ls57-
For sale. Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FIsKE,
No p Superior street Cleveland, who viii supply the
Annie de Femme al the Proprielor's pTIoes.
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WIGS ! WIGS !! WIGS |!

BACHELORS WIGS AND ToUPEES surpass all.
They ara elegant, Light. easy and durable
Fitting a charmno turning up behind-no slrink ins
the heaj indeed, tins is the Only Is abismeut where
these things are properly unders O, and made.
Z3 Broadway New York
ap2elSwsman ". FISKE. CIereland OLin Arcnt
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]. N. JOHNSON, n. D.
HoMGOPATHIsT.

Once 1u7 sarsveIs Block Superior street corner Ses-
,Vaa. esdeucs No. III PiusDafsA 49, Cis'Si-Ao'
lebl6.dly5
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9pefiaI Notices.
MATRIMONIAL.

q For Gas Fixtures and Fitfsag-Ayply
Fe0g. EnssOrfi s Co, lO5 and loI Superior street
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IN TOWN.-E. Z. COLLINS, the great steam
ship MAJ, is at the Weddell.
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The RESTORATIVE is put up in bottles # three sizes:
large medium and small The small holds half pint, and
retas 81 per botte The medium holds at least twenty
per proportion than the SMALL aud retniis for
81 per bOtte The large holds quart forty cent more
proporii N. a. ] rGtais for 81.
D. J. WOOD 4 co Proyietors, 2l2 Broadway, New
YORK (a the great n Y Wre Railing establlshnent ard
ia Market street, s. Louis Mo.
Ard sad By all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
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6aromare.
WHEELING NAILS.

WHEELING NAILS.
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
q these justly celebrated Nails my be found
Warehouse, irler River ant L.IshtnUuse streets
augZ-lm STONE, CHISHOLM l. JONES.
CARPENTERS TO0LS.-The larg-
Y est and best vaTietv IN the citv-flr Slleby
a,l0 u K RAYNOLDS. Ne : sure ior 81.
HOUSE TRIMMINGS, of every des-
IcriitIOn. variety style and prire-frr sale by
ap30 II. X RAYNoLDS, No Superior St.
600 KEGS OF SUPERIOR
IOOO NAILs-Of all sizes aud qaalities for
sale b. II. X RAYNJ Ids.
al31 No. Superior 81
IRON AND STEEL.-At out a ship
IL load,-for sale Dy X. RAYNOLDS,
au30 No sSupeuuT St
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GROVER AND BAKERS PAM

lily SEwISG MACHINES
The particular attention Of
Ladies is called to the above
machine, which possesses the
following decided and un>
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PRICE RCENTs

This work aio con prsolti'us used by the doctor
hls prac,,e for the positive Of ScroHlous ETu
foas-Fsuer aud AqusSeusrr Coucis end Colds -Rhsi1-
Dsspspsia-FaIia 81 o. fis Eair Sc So So any
whizh 7rsPlr s may pr1ge Of great vaue TO the
reader.
THIS book in - by ls free OF postage. the
rerepfion Of it, u-src which hg her
Cslsee STAMPS -Allo1ders sholld I. addressfd 10
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The FEMALE MEDIC lLPRECEPTOI
Or, Thirty Years Study and Experience,
ESPECIALLY DEVOTED TO
DISEASES DE WOMEN
BY Cornelius L. Cheesman, NJ d,


An INSTRUCTOR, GUIDE, AND A PHYSICIAN
In which embodied ful and chaste description
knowledge necessary TO the welfare Of those married
shout be mlrrc1 process pregnancy
and delivery. their pairs and dangers well as the
methods By which many OF the latter sy be obviated and
teaching how the may he iaygorsted ard
TO lis proper tone. after having been prUsruied BY
plants Incidental TO the humsn frame. Also, much
PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION which viii obviate
the necessity any great OF sickness and enable
the Observaf reader to be- great extent ply
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-23

PEOP. WooD-hbout two years ago, my hair e1mmeuced
turning gray fast bee ming 1ld and had tried mny
remedies t-ct. c,mu oaced using Restorative
January si; few upphcaiIo ins ened my hIr firmly
began n and TUNED haCs 20 IT'S fuImeT
coor-back Atihis time. il Is fully restore u It's orsaa
oour health and appearance and eheoriullg recommend
IT. use 10 all J. D. HOES.
Chicago Illinois, Nav ]. Is57.
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PARIS, January, ISL

For sale. Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE,
No. p Superior street Cievslaad who viii supply the
annie de Femme al the Propuelor's prces.
dEvvlvE
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..DRrcH A,R GwYlIFDYDcr," welsh Newspaper

Once, n Nassau street, Aprl 4. is5s.
PRoF. o J. WOOD-DeaT Sir: Some month or siN week $
ago. received bottle of yCur Hair Restorative and
u nv wife who concluded 10 Try It on her head little
thinking the time that would restore the gy HAIR TO
It's orgnal color Nut 10 h and my surprise, after
trial Il has performed hat vuId al effect by
ing an the gray hairs dark brown At the same time
beaufifng and thc enlug thehar strongly recommend
above Restorative TO all persons ia want OF such
change OF their hair. CHARLES CAHDEW.
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CLEVELAND
TOOTH MANDATORY
General Office and Laboratory
No. 100 Lake st, Cleveland, o.
IMPROVEMENT IN DENTISTRY,
PATENTED BY n. L. WRIGHT, N. D.
D. POLLOCK, NJ. L. WRIGHT,
AUGUST IL, 1857.
ARE MANUFACTURING
Partial Sets, half Sets and Whole Sets
PORCELAIN TEETH.

OF producing ARTIFICIAL Teeth over other known
ls implicitly pi ee chemically united in all
~ SOLiDITY-Ihat compels nature 10 adapt herself
ne model oi her Own impression. ThIs adaptation one
81 PURIr1.-rhe entire Plate and Teeth are imDer-
' 70 g st9 o. a9y known chemical agent; hence IN
eeetionsoi the mouth Common to gold plate work and
tth- CoLoR-Brsht, lively, and good imitation Of
n BAny method OF producing sets OF Artificial Teeth
lemeay united IN that will pass the ordeal
PATRONAGE -Slree April. iss6 We have inserted Fire
HHaIea aaa SeTea Casss OF tis number sgssizcs ses
ed eases all have their testimony superiority
cumlled with. In where teeth have pal for
/ has @ there been any dlssatisilction.
IERAiS-Aceordns TO the Of the case and given
alter examination.
PAYsiENTUPen the receipt Of the order or on dsiiv
cry Persons with Gld Plate apply their plaie part
GUARANrY.-SIfis'acfioa; provided the terms Of pay
meut and Special Instructions have en- complied with
Persons wanting information. ref will be gwen 10
We prefer 70 apply partial after the e1fractnsO
ne aigral setone week long enough to intervene be
To our patrons and those who desire become SUCH
Sl say that our such that can aud
within two days after the ar-val OF the patient.
TO THE DENTAL PROFESSION
Those Of you favorable TO this enterprise, willm
with you by which may be
anu f1rarJed By Express and without delay Isure
@ me- s S % Ii % % ne ht5lns and aI,ie1ia
isasSnsbIe terms ni''A "'iA 10 'i1er %
TESTIMONIALS and References.
ave o6seryei with murh interest fo the lasttwo
above method Of prOducins Auhal eth and believe
statements Of this OircnlHr correct.
| T GARLICK.
have nyes zte with care, the last three years
the above method OF making aud opp ying Artificial Tee
a the laooraory OF Dr. Wright, and use, and
say with confidence that his plan Is the best
and entirely successful when made under his observation
The supeory Of ts kind OF Denal work gold
and OF meta plate, be questioned and
mentn DE- Wnghts Circular Of the cases wheT
his work has taken the pLce OF gold plate Much
OF this work gold plate had been furnished by the best
DEM s IN the country. an hot with the
cess Of Porcelain work The Ia ds o. others than Dr.
Wright H. A ACKLEY. NJ
Late PrOf. Of Surgery Cleve. Med. College
Dan p Rhodes. Prof ]. p. Kirkland,
VI, Jackson. Prof s. B. Hunt,
EK Mayor Castle, Ed BufT M ID. Journal
n l. Whitman, VIM W. Richards.
=. T. Sturtevant, Prof Gaichell.
]. X Cur iss
y B-Havins learned that persons claiming 10 DO this
work and m many claiming 10 be agents for he
sane viii say tlatup THIS date have ageu1
tie U. A who have Tg from the above pafeuea tG
such claim. and IN hose either Infringement
lmnusun-f position, let Il E0rs
II infringement, will IN due zine attend 20 that
M. L WRIGHT. M. D.
sept29 Aetua for the Company.
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PRoF o. J. wO1D-With confidence do recommenl your
Har Restorative beng the most ecacous arice ever
saw since using Hair Restorative hair and whis
kers which amOs white have Eradually grown dark
and feel ccEf1ent that 9ppc1ti0ns will
restore their natural color n has also reievs
all dandruff and unpleasant itching. among
perslns who erSpIre freely J. G. kILBY-
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TENTH EDITION.

Ths book Is lr avai able the understanding of the
uoa-prlfessiouaI reader and skifay elaborated.
panh-d arranged and carried out, work Of lis
Kind now before the public While II gives wholesome
T-iiisulars an in some respects sBs information upon
some ofthe ustde affairs connected with ths female
system It sB5Hld be ree il the hands Of every female,
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For Washing Infants and Children.

ll---III 7lIIllI IIlIll . T0lIl1l . lIl-I
u Ooe 81 SuPeriurst street under the American Hoe
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-06


Tue CHANGES OF TWENTY YEARs,-In noticing
that gentleman named Hutchins had been
nominated in Ohio to succeed Joshua r. Gid
dings in the United States House of Represen-
tati7es, where he has occupied seat for the
last twenty years. the Albany Journal thus
tnoralizes:
Every chair in the old House of Representa-
tives must be fraught with memories of the
past to the "Senior Member" He has seen gen
erations of short-lved politicians rise, fall and
be forgotten. He has seen faithful public SER
wants removed to other trusts, and many to
another world. Round the entire circle of the
Hall his eye fails to find single member who
sat there when he entered it, and who has sat
there with him since. Adams has'gone to his
reward. Ogden Hoffman, Charles,G. AtheEton,
Leverett Saltonstall, Edward Curtis Barnweila
Rhett, Dixon H. Lewis, and many others are
also gone the way ofall the earth. Hunter and.
Bell are transferred to the Senate. Wise to the
Gubernatorial chair Brown is dispensing the
patronage of the Post Office Department.
Clifford wears the silken judicial robe of thcSu-
preme Court. Stanley has gone to that terra
inc0gnitG California. Thomas Smith, Cooper,
Weller and Williams, after exchanging Repre-
sentative for Senatorial honors, are departed
from the Capitol. Corwin, after a brilliant.ca-
reer as Governor, Senator, and Secretary, ispro-
posing to return again to the field of his early
uIStlllCllOu. 1lCk6ilS ana El1OpklOS are trying
thu pleasures of foreign courts, Briggs and Lin
coin are ex-Governors Granger and Cave
johnson are ex-Postmasters General. Strong
and Marvin are on the New York Bench. I'll Gf
Like changes have altered the aspect of the
Senate Chamber. Clay, Webster, Benton and
Calhoun, then in the zenith of fame, no4.live
only in history. Buchanan occupies the White
House Pierce has lately left it. VIM. l.. King
became Vice President, and died abroad. The
grave has closed over Silas Wrightand Honest
John" Davis. Walker has had his ups and
downs with every turn Of.the Wheel of Fortune
and is now Ex-Governor of place that he then
had never heard Of The only chair that retains
its old occupant is that filed by John j. Crten-
den, the veteran of the Senate, as Giddings is of
the House.
Empires have risen and fallen; Kingdoms
turned into Republics and Republics into King
doms; six new States have entered the Union,
and three new Territories have been brought
under our flag. Presidents have gone up like
rockets and come downlike sticks; compromises
have been made and broken; war has followed
peace, and peace again succeeded war; trade has
expanded and collapsed; parties have risen,
hourished and decayed; platforms have been
built and torn down again-sincc he took seat
in the Hall.of Representatives, but, during all
these changes, Joshua r. Gliding has proved
alike faithful to friend and fearless to foe His
successor. can have no higher ambition than to
leave as unblemished record.