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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

NATIONAL HOTEL-w A Maddox, Thcs
Hudghes, Stewart, $ w Cooke o Bowie
1. w Williams, II Jamison, Chas Greer, Nd; A
L Scott, Va c Norton, Pa; Gale, Miss
Culpeper, Miss Thompson. Airs Fowler child
and nurse, Mrs White, r Simmons. La; I
EairchiId, Cazenovia; A Baldwin n; Hon
Corning, c Comstock, r III Moffofd II Pace
and fam, NY; Geo A Holt and lady, La; Gun
neil, Va; Davis, Davis, jr, Ky; G IL Mich.
OILS and ladv, NJ; T w Riley, jr, Miss Atsep, n
y; L w Riley and lady, DO; Hon NJ A Otero and
lady, Nh; NJ Lee and lady, Va; r. Stevens,
Mas GIeenleaf Cilley, q Navy; Koch. NYk;
q Paddleford, Va; c Stcdddrd, K Baldwin, N
y; Il ID Harris, X Anderson, Va
BROWNS HOTEL. % LaudIeth and family
Pa; w kurdy, Ill; Gov Manning, sc; w {
fsher, Ny; IL Cahen. Ism; C MeTdeth, Va;
r. Gardner. do; St-iEgh.ld' NY; IT Nc.
kirny, Team; Rev Gordon. Md; I'll Weird.
waugh, do; DIR w Si;tiII, do; J Coale, do; "
Dudley, and lady, Fla; Price, Md; Binkfn
Ion do; g Kendall NY; K Pe'e-s ana SON. Ga;
MIR BarTas, Ened; Mr. summer, do; Hon A S,on-
ton, do; Mrs NJ SMartin, Sc; Miss Martin, do w
Martin, do; W Jones, Nd; G Goundin, r.
Hudgin, Va; Clagett, d.; d Edmond, do;
III ID Hall, NY; n Fitch, do; DR. Puller, We.
kiRkWODD HOUSE. Hedges, Del; y
MeCulloch, Texas; w r Glover, XIV; J Smith
DC l. w Chandler, Md; w Wordsworth. Ny;
W Aver, do; X Weldon, do; w wallack, it,
do
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PROPOSALS FOR SHAFTS.
L. g. CAPITOL EXTENSION
AND WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT OFFICE
Nv : - z i..at aLA.a.- 4.


SEALED Proposals viii be received at this offioe
until the fourth day of December next at noon fCq
n on ,ne sdo9nas OF mo sxtenslo1 OF the
exterior pOrticos of that building.
The dimensions are az follows:
One hundred shafts including the upper tOrus of
the base: each staff to be twenty five ct two and
eighth inches Insight from the bottom of SAID
The diameter Of the torts or bottom piece of shan
to be three feet seven and five Ell hths inches tie
neck below The capital two feet ard one nth
inches; and 'hc diameter Of the upper astrags TO be
the net dimensions oftne work when finished.
Al the blocks to be scs bb.ed round TO diner sions,
5lemishes in the finished column.
TIC above shafts TO he Of whlto American marble,
SIM ar IN esIof sIsins an w to thai used
comss from near Lee. Massachusetts.
Every ,propo 81 should ie accompanied with a
block at least one cubic foot IN size, specimen
of the marble ofe'e0. This specimen will be sub
nitted to proper chemical and ,nechaIucal tests bs
IRE proposals should state the time within which
the mtfbs will DO delivered. ard shGuld be sccom-
more espon,ble pera ns to the effect that he or
they rudeItak TINT the bidder or bidders Will il a.
n days, with good and suh cient securities, for
the comp elton of the work undertaken: sad
1ntse to be sSoqmPanisd by the e.TihS,te of the
trict Attorney. Navy gont or some officer Of the
general g1yernment or Insividua known to the En-
are able 10 make good their guarantee.
The United sta es reserves the right to reeo. any
or all bids not deemed advantsg cons, and to max
Arrangements for procuring he i a.5is.
Proposals will be received for lshng the shat.
either in single blocks In blocks Of not less thar
four feet length. and the number Of shafts offered
IN single blocks or IN pieces respectively, should be
proposals. will be opened in this Office at noon OF
the 4th December next IN the presence of bldde 9
who may choose s s TO ne present:
NJ. e. MEIGS,
Csgt. of Eng neefs,
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In charge Of U. 8. Capitol Ext
FoRSOF GUARANTEE

. FUkn " IUAKINTsK.
To Cart. M. e. Meiys, Y. S. EHEinseTs.
We the under sig red, residents Of---, In the
State of hereby, Jointly and sevs,ally, cave
nant with this United States. and guaranty, III CT Sc
tho foregoing bid ot--bs sccep ed. that he or
they W il, " thin ten days after the acceptance OF
the said bid execute the contract for he same it'll
good Hnd sGhcle!t sureies, Ia perform the work or
furnish the articles proposed conformity to the
terms Of the adve, tisement under winch il was
made. AID casa the fGId - shall fail to enter
into cntract as Aforesaid, guaranty max good
the dlfeTsncs between the offer by the said - and
the next lowest bidder AB
thereby certify that, to the best of my knowledge
sufficient EFF
90 l. eUtd
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u son Of Schamyl died recently at s.: Pc
tersburg
III Rarey is teaching horseology 10 a large
class In Stockholm
IL For becoming a Mahomedan a Russian
easign has been sent to Siberia for life
III James Hope, of Allegheny County. Pa.
having been convicted of libel on a young lad "
hung himself TO a tree near his residence He
was about 50 years Of age, and the father of
twelve children.
IL The New York Court of Appeals, at its re-
cent session, decided that ..bf DAD looms used IN
factory, and fastened to the ioor by screws, al
personal property, and not TO be considered rart
of the real estate
" The Tampa ella PeninsuIar SAYS the
yellow fever has been prevailing to a great ex-
tent In that place. The city IS almost depopula.
teo, ana presents more the appearance of church
yard than thriving business place
W Mr.. johnson, Of Brooklyn, NJ Y, took
hold Of Mrs. Blown and kissed her without apy
1usnncafion Johnson is tinker, and the court
rs bis pots, fined him 3.
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NIHEN In THE. COURSE OF HUMAN

NETEEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w evehts, Lad "a and tIsLtlems OEe one of tneir
greStcst natural attYeo:ioLsa tas head of ha:r-it
becomes matter Of serious importaIce, ard tbs
question 10 = 1t shall ~s Co 10 STOP the hair from
EAlR PROM OYER kN6 IMPRoHER. A few
applications will stop tho hair falling or breaking
remove 6an3TuI, keep the scalp clean and WHITE,
and iraPs-t freshness nGd vizor to the hair; and
although you may have been bald twenty years, the
continued use of II two months will insure you
llz1r;ant eei OF hair. Coll and get bot;le, 9nd If
rot satisfied, alter the second application, return it
aad got The yr,Ce paid.
tsk for Dr. Harris nair Promoter and Improvcr.
o. Sor III aih snd h snd Nam and Val Pr ra
snd 10 Wash ACTON city By 4. ID: CHINA n, Drug
SIst, ErcEIs' Hotel Building. Pc. avenue, sGd y.
syslyc. ADJ "
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DR. srRRpEEENN B Eh E. R Y.
OFFICE 1873 PRNNsYlvANI AVENUE.
Three doors from lsfh SfysSt

DIR. BAILY begs leave to inform the public that
he can be seen at all hours, at his ofhce,
located as above; He feels assured that and
cat cases that he has treated suSCessng Vii ii
to s IL sSsnS
encc confirming the opinion of many men eminent in
the profession and especially Drs. Harris and j. and
+. Parnly. has led him, long since, to discard all
mercural preparations for filling the teeth also sll
Enameis. Gutta PeIc cha. India Rubber and Cements
for the construction OF Continuous Gum Teeth and
that Porcelain, mounted God Plate. is the only
was mo,t 'nc!usively shown by the last American
Although he Hatters himself from his long resi-
dence and practice In Washington he is fsvorably
known to his numerous friends and patrous he beg
leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS.
From the late Rector OF the Ckureh of Epiphany,
of this city:
Dr.. STEPHEN BAILY: Dear sir-I desire to ex
deuce in you as superior dentist The operation.
executed for me have been highly satisfactory. /
friends and the PUBLIC that your skill SO We'll de-,
Washing ton, Aug. Is 1856. j. w. FRENCH.
From ons Of the Oldest firms IN Balsimo,e-
MsssTs Boggs, Co,mGn + Co.
Having employed DIR. Stephen Baily, Surgeon
Dentist, of W ashnstOn city, to xecuts for me an
important and ffcult piece Of work, which he did
To entire Satisfaction and view OF the fact that
one Of the most DISTINGUISHED members of the Dem
tai College 0f Baltimore failed after Tepea ed trials,
great pleasure to express my entire confidence and
high estimation of his professional skill,
BaitImore, jan IL, 1851. Hartmann BOGGS.
Ertrae'JfOm notc reeelrsd from sks late Hon.
John III. Clayton.
L. 4. Senate, Aug l9. 1888.
Tie teeth you made for me work admirably; no
thing could Be better. Very gratefully,
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON.
To those seeking relief from the maladias of the
teeth, can cheeriuly recommend DIR. z. Laiy IS q
Emperor Ien. 1T. he nladr set OF porcelain teeth
for one Of my family and plugged several teeth for
'han tenyeavs. ~ ROBERT 7; NIXON,
We, the undersigned, having had occasion to avail
ourselves OF the professional skill OF DR.. 5. Bally,
Surgeon Dentist Of this city. having been cosni-
EaEt of his operations our families or friends tax
pleasure IN pressing orr elimination Of his sistio
skill! as yell as .ae uniformly IS. sfaGtory manner
IN which he performs tbs most delicate and din suit
operations In Den:sl Surgery, and We respectfully
recommend him TO the confidence end patronage Of
the public, OF which we consider him eminsntly
worthy,
THOMAS y. WALTER. Architect u. 9. Capitol.
THOMAS MILLER, Nj. ID of Washington, -. G.,
e. I. RoHRRR, NJ. ID. of GEORGETOWN, DC.
Ms. LINCOLN, NJ. D., of Washington, ID. T..
Jos II. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID c.
GEORGE WAETON, EX Governor of Florida.
WALTER LENox, Ex- Mayor of WASHINGTON.
HKNRY BALDWIN, u. 8. Patent Office,
o. 90. WIGHT, Principal RittenhOuse Academy.
feb 2S-f
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T or G w ORTHY'S
IL PUNE OHIO
CATAW BA BRANDY.
8. n. PIKE, Sole Proprietor,
ID Glid 70 SYcdMOfs Stfesf. Cinc iHAnti. Ohio.

This brandy has been manufactured for several
years from the Pure JuIoe of the Catawba Grape,
thus afOrding additional evidence of the progress
of American eLte, Prise and industry, and OF our
ABILITY to produce ariioes Gt home, equal 10 thoss
mafe by any other n ion.
The ONO CATAWBA BRANDY not only
equals but exces tie best Imported BrardiAs, IN
purity 6nl flavor. IL 10, IN laot the best BraIdy
known. This statement 10 fully oorrObOrated 10y the
Ceriif cafes Of Our most dIEting ushed ansly teal
Chemists.
IL Il is 4 sure Remed, for Dyspepsia, Fla:u-
rel Dsby Ne fay skoG tai BE- S Sithcu Tf H.
IL no; al price 81 % per bottle.
g. y. Pike has appointed DAN'L. b. CLARKE,
Druggist and Pha maceutist, corner Of Pa. avenue
and y. street, Sole Agent for the District where
dealers and customers will please forward their
orders. au L. 3m
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.


" WASHING TON, Nov. !. 1853.
On the petition OF Cyrus III. Mccormick of CHI
c1go Illinois, praying for the extension of patent
granted to han tie SLIT of January 1886 for an I'M
provemeIit IN ''reapng aohn So for seven years
from tao expiration Of sad patent. which takes
place on the 81 st GAY of January, 1859
IL ID ordered, that the said petition heard at the
Patent Office Monday ,thelnt of ia auaTy next at
IL ock H.; and all persons notified to ppear and
show cause, if any they have, why said petition
Dug mt not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to file
in the Patent Office their objections. specially set
forth IN Writing at least twenty days before tho day
of hearing; al testimony flied by either party to be
used at the said hearing must be taken and transmit
ted accordance with the rules of the Office, which
will be furnished on application.
The testimony the will be closed on the ~ h
of December dispositions and other papers relied
upon testimony mgst be filed in the Otfice on or
before the morning of that day; the eny,
within ten days thereafter.
Ordered, also that this notice be published in the
Union, Washington. ID. G.. and the Daily Herald
Chicago, H., once q week for three succssslye
weeks previous to the 10th OF tnusry next the day
OF hearing. JOSEPH HOLT, -.
Commissioner of Patents,
p. 9. Editors of the above papers will please COW
and send their bills to the Patent Office with g
CONTAINING this notice. no 3-lawSv
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EVENING STAR.
SINGLE FOR LIFE,

With crimson lips apart. and appraised eyes,
She ats alone IN twlllghts stlliy calm
ne svsninE bfeeze brings on il. wings rich 6elm.
And from the steepls's top the bell pours forth
The vespsr psalm.
Cad memory. faithful. points her hushsd thoughts
To riTlhood', El9nous. r.inbow-oolo deans.
And emerald trees bent over crystal Streams,
And al the Eorssoa:: shinIns web Of life
Bright Ger the guilsless heart Loves morning
To nober love her ardent pulses thrilled;
She psu,ed-shs loved, she vorshippsd, hslf ur-
And them fFs lGsG ss Ts s1s5 dreamy sh
The dear gaze!le was not more fiset tnan sas.
es asa s o "a. 9 Ss sysry poor mans wrongs,
Give 70 the sea.
6risf, slad sPace-her pure trust was betrayed;
Her whole souls love 'sainst bright red soid was
.,s weished,
The rich hued clouds which drsped hsf J pa were
70 suen gray.
TINE OF wsepinG.Oh. SO wild and dread.
passed;
Ts. n ri hsE svs 20 Gss ae
Then tears the altar stone-hls image spurns!
lncOnOclast.
Life seems desert paved with burning ssnds'
.CunaIned with cold, blsok bOsomed driZzly skies;
Her rough way through 1t, bound with wOuLding
brands
Filled full of angry serpent eyes!
The trees and flowers gaunt skeletons ard wraths,
The sIeeZe-her signs.
She loves no more, Break OFF the tender vine
And Ire sh green sprouts IN time will spring again
Cest IN the waves stone, the eddy brine
SmoOts over all, and heaves without a staip-
But break heart, and its rent chords can ns'er
Tune 10 loves strain!
A sweet old msid pensive, and good and hind.
Her Ereat soul chastene1 il refining fire;
Lovely In form and faoe-a saint in mind
"A very angel In each pure desire,
"A brave, true woman. dong duty here
And looking higher.
Faith Hope and Trust around her twIne their arms
She leans her head on Trath's protecting breast
Virtue. At b. r night hand. wards off al harms
And ANGELS Ian Eer when she sInA to rest
And 6od has written In the Book Of Life
Her name so blest! IN. Y. News.
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sHiScAlianAoua
Per- Fac K2E FYYBEshs tine "a
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING, 4
wAsHINGI TON, October 4, le53.f

oFRicK SUPERINTENDENT FUBLlc PRINTING
WASHING TON, October 4, 1851
In pursuance Of the provisions of the act to pro
proved pI ASsas Is ss
received at this ooe, in the Capitol until the first
Monday 18th day. of December next, at II O'Clock
M, for furnishing the paper that may be required for
the printing for the ending on the LIST day
The subiolned list specifies, as nearly as can be
ascertained the quantity, quality, and description
Of each kind of paper that will be required:
CLASS 1.
1000 realms fns printing PAPER. nncalendered, to
pounds to the ream of $50 sheets.
CLASS y. e..
5000 reams hne printing paper, ca!endered, to
measure "a by 50 inches, and to weigh ffty-six
pounds to the ream of 40 sheets.
GLASS; "a
$40 Ieanls superhne printing paper. hard sized and
oalendered TO measure "a by 50 inches and to weigh
forty eight pounds to the ream Of 40 sheets.
Loco reams superhne map paper, sized and calen-
oered OF such sizes az may be required espond
Ing In weight with paper measuring l9 by - inches
and weighing twenty pounds per ream Of $50
sheets.
GLASS;.
20 reems superfne pate paper, (calendered, or
uncalendered. as may be required } 10 by IL inches
and OF such weight per ream as NAV be required.
70 be OF linen and cotton free from all aduteratiOn
with mineral or other substances Of fair whlteness
and put up IN CURES OF twenty four sheets eaoh and
In bundles OF two reams each each Ieam to oonta
and weight will be required and no bundle (exclu-
sive of wrapper) varying under Ave per cent
from the sta dard weight viii DO received and the
gross weight will In all cases ne required. Mixing
up the weight will be CONSIDERED violation Of the
contract.
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limited STATES MAIL LINE.
Only Regular lane, end Without Failure
for Eight Years.
FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON.
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Regular Saili.g Days, stL 4 aO.h Of sssk .so.rA

.CArTToN.-So msny frauds and impo- Ax
sltlons OF various -Inds have beer lEtely<HZA
Serbstr.ted on travellers bound 70 ca lI-&>a16A
agent Tor passage ~ the Y. :. Mail Line via Psna
ma IL the CITY Of New lCrk, feels n Lis duty To
that 70 AVON IHPosI-IoN, they be careful TO
nnd TIE true once OF tie Steamships of the To- 3
Me.l Line, VIA Panama Railroad Ga no othsr on os
IN New \ oTk is authorized TO engage passage
The Companies have only Ons Office in New York
winch Is at w West streeI, oOrneT Of Warren 81 .
fronting on The North River, at the head Of the
Company's Wharf,
Ooserye my slfn over the door.
ief3 j. w. iMOSD. Agent Nev Vork
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DORTRAITs FOR THE MILLION.-A per
feet Portrait Of yourself 10 &c cents. warranted
no. to fade. 1900 of these beautiful bictuEes made
by VIZ odey IL nlce y eeks. No charge unless the
sitter is perfectly satisfied. Pictures on paper for
% cents, which can be sent by mail without ira
charge. Every variety Of cases kept on hand. Sun
liz hit not required. K. G. WOODLEY,
Photographer, no. Sl2 K street,
ishSm near Wilhrts'.
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THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CON-

One Of the Steamships OF this Company, CARVING
the United states Mai for ACAPuLU LAe.sS
CALIFORNIA; and OREGON, leaves 6I3fl3Ik
Panama twice each month. on he arriVa!
ofthe United States Mail So Company n NJ esuers
which leave New Orleans and New Nork regulaIly
on the 5th and seth of each month with the MALI
ROADS.
These steamships have been inspected and an
proved by the Navy Department, and guaranty sped
and safety, '
The Panama Rair road ~ miles lorgl is now oom-
peted frnn 90 al 10 ooeaL, aud is crossed IN or
SpaIs The baggage Of passengers Is checked in
New Work tlTough 20 San frsnclsOo. and passengers
are embarked at Panama by steamer AZ the com
pany's expense The money paid in Neg YORK
covers all exp enses ofthe trip.
Reserve steamers are kept an port IN Panama ana
San francIseo 10 prevent detention case Of acci-
having occurred IN eight years.
PASSENGERS cave Panama the same day they ar
me al Asplnwall.
Conductors 60 through b, each steamer, and tak
tectors, ~
For through tickets at the lowest rat.s Apply AZ
ihe agency. IN West street., New York 10 Z w
RAfMOND;-ort to ARMSTRONG; HARRIS 4
co. New oreans,-or c. l.. BARTLETT, Bos-
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rs II
III THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA. WEAK
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS,
PREP4RED RY A CHEMIST.
PoTrLEs u Is and 80 csIts and one dollar.
TIE GREATEST DISCnSERYIN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORE'S CURE ALL should he kept
Ia all families in of accidents suddsn sick
ness 1t fre1uen at res III less time than it
qulrrs to get u physician.
ltcurss pain in any part OF the system and is used
externally andlnternally.
10 AS the frequent changes OF the weather pro-
duce q bad Cold, Rheanatis;I, Pain in tho Limbs
and Body also, Stif Neck-sveTJ person should
gets bottle. It acts upon the Nerves, Muscles,
Sinews. Blood and Bones and By Its warming eS3-
trOmng netic power, pes al pain from the 81 stem.
Get bottle and try II.
n. B.-lf you have q Cough, use HARRIS
RORNE'S PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY-it ID the best Cough Syrup In the
World.
If You are Bilious, use HARTSHO2NE'S
NTIDiLIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liv-
er, Stomach and Bowels, carrying CT all Bile and
Foul SeoretionE.
The above medicines to be had at all Drug Stores
II Washington city; hldweli & Ciscell at George
town: II. Pesl Il Co. Alexandra. oll-tr
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THROUGH TicRETS CIV b, obtained at the
SkEAT SOUTHWESTERN RAIL ROAD
OFFICE, corner Of Pennsylvania avenue ard 6th
street,, Washington, On board Of the Steam Fern
Beat Gorge Page,T at the o;aoe Of the OFsng ana
Alexandria Railroad. at Alexandra,
TO
Riei&oad, Danci!ie, LyncA5arg, Bristol.
knorritis, Dalton, Atlants, CIattcnooea,
Nashville, Huntsville, Grand Janct,o7a,
Memphis, Montgomery and Ne,c Orleans,
By direct route, .Ed continuous railway oonnec-
hons to Memphis.
Auordnr gr5Ster Expedition and Comfort and
be over 30 nil,S shorter than by any other rou te
The steam Try boat George Page leaves the fucs
o1Nh street al 6 a. M, for Alexandria, where pas
St3uIton, White Sc.ahar Springs, Woodstock & !,
and 81 10 p. M. Cor Richmond and all points South
west, nIak.rs suro and close connections TO Mem
phis.
- Baggage Wagons and Omnibuses leave the osfscc,
IA avenue, at 6 O'Clock o. a. 6nG ,. M.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent.
JeI!-u Washington,
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WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.

BALTEAoaF, January Is 1888.
PROFESSOR WoeD-DeSr Sir: Having had
lose tie Oct pos ton Ut hair the yeIow
fever In New 0raAns fl ls54 ducci 70 make
OF your PREPARATION, En1 OGDt IL - very
thing needei Ny hair !s thick SIoS.y, no
words can eIpr1ss obligations you Giving
shileied -uch a tTrastTs fISLEY JOHNSON.
The unde'E gned Rev }. K. Bragg minister 20 regular
standing and pastor o. the 0rthotcx Church RrouEId
Mass He Il gentleman OF great intpen universally
BELOVED. VIZ Dye
BRoo2YIkIn Jsnu6r- Il. ISIS.
PROFESSOR woop-Deer Sir Having ade a of your
Hair Restorative IL gives plea say eject
has been excellent IN removing Inflammation GAudruh aud
q constant tendency IN itching which | Law. been
ttoutled fTOu chidhcod and has also ny har
which WAS b coming gray u its gin.! solor have
no other article with anything like Ie pleasure or
profit. Years tray, x BRAGG
This RestOr2tivo Is put up In bottles ofS sIze.,
viz: Large medium, and small the email Ec Ids
pint, and retaii3 Tor 81 PSF bottle the medium
holds al lost twenty par cent more in prHoortion
than the small retails for 81 psr bother the lsTge
holds STUART, forty per cent. In proportion and
retails for IS.
o. J. WOOD & CO., Prorrietors. $40 BrcaGvsy
New ork, tin the great N. Y. Wire Railing Estsb.
lishmsnt, and ia Mark ct st., 81. LOUIS, Mo
Dealers. Al l5-arS
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Through trial of r1any, ears, and through every
nation Of oivilized men. AYER'S CHERRY PFC.
TURAL has been found to afford more reliafand to
cure more cases of pulmonary disease than any other
remedy known 10 mankind. Cases of ap paTentiy set
tied consumption have been cured by IT, and thous-
ands of sufferers rho were deemed hey ond the reach
of human aid have been restored to their friends and
usefulness, to sound health and the enjoy meIts Of
fe by this all powerful antdote to diseases of the
lungs and throat Here a cold had settled on the
lungs. The dry hacking cough, the CLASSY eye, and
the pale. thin features OF hlm who was atey iusty
He tries everything. but The disease IL gnawlng ct
his vltals and shows its Iatsl symptoms more and
more oyer all his frame. He ID taking the CHER
made his breathing easy; his seep sound mig ht
his appetite returns and with II his strength. The
dart which pierced his side is broken. Scarcely any
lghbor hood can be found which has not some lIv
ing trophy like this to shadow forth the virtues
which have won for the Cherry Pectoral I'M
perishabe renown. But Its usefulness does lot end
cure. The countless colds and coughs which il
cures are the seed which you'd have rlpened into a
dreadful harvest of lncurabe diseases. Influenza,
Group, Bronchitis, Hoarseness Pleurisy, w hoop'
Ing Cough and ali limitations of the throat and iunss
are easily cured by the CH ERRY PECTOR al II
taken in season. Every family should have il by
them and they will lind II an invaluable protection
from the insiduous prowler which csrIies OF the
parent sheep from many flock and the darling lamb
Authenticated evidence of these facts with dirso-
found in Ayers ,Americsn Almanac, Of which ne
publish three millions and scatter Them broad cast
over the earth In order that the sick every whore
NAY nave before them the information il contains
remedies. EIse.5sd y DR: ] e. AVER. Practical
s1 ga HSn a. aor cSsT;f k0ysl: Mas,
c0oK. Alexandra, and lT all dealers every where.
DOWLAND,e MACCAsaAR 0IL, ri GIRRs,