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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09
TnE cRUIslNE WILL BE UN pTioNABLE

Z " Z
TUNH Scenery Of and near the domain, has been
Thought to DO the dnest Ohio, the air is pure
and healthy, and the medical or the won.
derrui Springs, Qettng 100 gallons per minuto) are
now admitted to possess curative and recuperative
influences, superior TO the famod White Surphur of
virginia There are attached To the tablsh m mt
all The accessories found at the arst summer Hotels
in the countTy.l The lawns and grounds about tho
Hotel are spacions and we'll kept. and the beautiful
cluded. - 49, =
Arrangements can be made for rooms, by address-
Ing ISAAC PAisT. Columbus, Ohio.
" FFor any further general inflammation, referen-
COS may be had to Messrs. A ndrew, Wilson 4 Co.,
Cincinnat or 70 Messrs. Falling, OF the Neil House,
and kesey. oftho American Hntel. CoIum bus, or Mr.
II. Chamberluin, ofthe American Hotel, Delaware.
Extract from Howe's History OF Ohio.
The fountain ls a moss remarkable curiosity, and
rises from the bed the seioio through soid rock
u was hrst IN 1870, while boring for salt
water hole about two and half inches In diame-
ter. The operators had pierced through about nine
two feet, and up ushe with great force stream oi
strong white sulphur water, which has continued ia
rise with Its original force and violence 10 the pre-
sent Time. Experiments have shown some curious
results; among which was that Of placing an air
tight tube tn an upright position, one end being In
serted into the hole when the water shot out Of Its
top with as much force as when issuing from the
rock beneath, The water "a driven upward BY lis own
gas etemperature Ia 50 deRrees aud It's deposits ON
the ground around q very heavy white de Dosls.
On the grounds Of the establishment Is a beautifu
Oha!yoeate Springs, having temperature OF A. deg.
rh,s place has every natural advantage that can be
desired for making II one OF the greatcst places o
resort for health and reereation. west Of the noun,
tains From present Indications, tits evidently des.
tuned 10 become ao.n June TO- 1g5a-13mBe
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09

DELIeuTFUL ScEEERY! = The Kansas
CIty journal describes the Missouri River
scenery in az W lines thus. x
On one siie OF the river there are i'm.
m nSs bottom lands, covered with. cotton
woods. on the other sile tall cottonwoods
standing immense bottoms. That's
all
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09
RAIL ROAD.
GOING EAST,
GOING WEST.

GOING EAST, Trains make close connections
znnesyille with Trains on Genital ohio Road for
wheeling, PiitaburghRnd all points East.
GOING WtHT. connect ctionsa are made at O lnolnnat
for all pontsS0uth aud West.
THROUGH FREIGHTs RECkIPTSto all poInit
Eastgiyen az Morrow, Wilmington, Washing gton Cir
elevilla aud lancaster.
LIVE STOCK sent although wlthoutany detention
SHIPPERS would do we'll TO forward BY the ')incin
natl Wilmington and zeuesyille Rail Road,
ASS N4 W. ~. TUTHiLL. Asate ~
zanesvlle hio.
II. v. .WEAKbEY, ,AF'sat,
June 81, 1a5s--stf ~ Lamcaste 1hio,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09

ET A Atrveller writing home from the
coast Of Africa says >t'a
"The people die very fast, and the sheep
have very long tails.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09

EN- OPENING FOR UNsUocEsstUL PRrN
TIERS. An editor in Iowa is saitto have
become so hollow from depending upon
the printing business alone for bread that
he prop ses to sell hims +lf Tor stove pipe
at thres cents foot.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09
HARDWARE AT aREkT BAR GAINS
Cheaper than ever before Offered in
Lancaster.
JoH m E.F FINaER

10 n N e. r Esl NJ @ Err
HAS lately purchased from ~. Rope his interest n
LAthe Hardware business, nng in addition to his al
ready large stock, snow daily Scsyingi direct from
ne oods, which viii max hsstock OF Hardware
ofthe most extensive TO be found in this market His
facilities for pu fchasinR aud arangemonts Manu-
fhcturors, which equal to any, will enable him TO
oher all descriptonR of HARDWARE at iower prices
GHy0thsr estabtshmsnt. The ateutiOn Of FARMEas
and Ia sinvited 10 IN extraordinary induce
mentsnow held out 10 them 10 the way Of great bar.
gainsfuily satisfied that u they own In
To rest they will be certain 10 callRnd examine his p
cesbefore purchasing elsewhere, By close attention
TO business and by constantly Keeping hand full
and com poe and the best goods, he hopes
tosecurea large share otthe patronage ofthe
aud Mechanics ofthe county.
April 90. 1874 fNifI NJ Il sFt'Erif .'"F
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09

.WHAr, MADE AUEr MILLrE HAPPY
IN, rhy arg ,., yTu elv"ya happy. aunt Miller
Because everybOiyis good to me, Ja.
nile. s s..s--
Why isn't everybody good 10 nv mann
auptyf He Is always iratful; he saws every
body tries to hurt him; W at makes eyery
oosy Try TO cheat Ani vex my papa. aun :
A shadow fell over aunt Miles facs
and she sbeoame silent. jamie stood still,
looking at her. AT length he asked. Ann
~. ware YOU alWaysihappyp FTT
Aunt Miles work dropped from her
hands,. 1850 hes *
mo. my dear boy. But ten years a,o
left ohspaakiug in Of everybody: and in
stead, / tried 10 sea excsllence in peonles'
character and goodin their conduct Since
thai time all have treated me kindly. |
DO thh'k the same pc pile are better than
they were .whee i saw only their shady
side. Their 200 is more positive lhAh L
was before sought itI-when / expected
onlyeyil OF thems Insome. way, hooking
for ! seemed 70 naFture tendency to do
good ih.others; as the sun. BY shining on
The. cold. dark ground makes it,bri. ht aud
warm Developing flowers and opening
fraltAA seek only good .excep' only good
aod rers'ye,oniy gopd. Ought not 10 be
PPXsyAnles saaiss ss'ra s 7Hs o tt y
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09

EE Don't bury" exclaimed the
man who was going o,be hung, to the
crowd which followed him, ""therell be
no fun ullI get there. 4" -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09

ET An apctioneer's clerk being diree-
ted BY his employer to insert IN an adver
'isement copy Of flcsco by Rmffslle
wrote - G &
"a Fresh Cow by Rifle. ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09

An Englisbman's lunch---A slice OF am
six hegvs an gu n OF hale.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09

RD-Mr Bulwer has played the dickens
10 his household' and Mr. Dickens has
played the devil 10 his.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09

RT- Virtue is the surest road to longev-
ity but vice meets with an early doom.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09

ET'Pompey why am a journey round
dis world like cats tail?"
"Well, doesn't adzactly see any SEM
blance twixt the two cases" @
tWell, den, | spas | III have to TIL you,
Bekase it am fur 10 de and Of II. 81
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09
PAssqN BeowSEow The Louisville Dem
ocrai thus sd axis yf him,

PARsoN BgowNIow The Louisville Dem
ocrai thus sp-aks gfhims
Thousands Of our citizpns have proba
iy greatsr curiosity to see him than any
other man n America. he is rare ge
Mus and pow rlul one. Possessing
strong sense and strong passions, ho writes
with all his might. sparing no one lha,
jares to cross his path as an enemy. He
assails his foes with the pen, ,.and thunders
at them from the stamp aud the pulpit,
and if thsY wanl anything more Of him,
he shrinks not from encounteriug them
with fist. or knife, Or pistol. ParsonBrowu
low is an honest and gresl hearted man
and sound and suargrlc politician. He
loves truth and virtue, snd his scorn foi
all sorts Of viIlsiny is intetse." He De.
serves well of all bis c6unlrymen."
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09

RF A Yankee has invented new pre-
veniitiye to th4ft. 1t consists Of q box
the size Of a watch, and worn in ths vest
packet attached TO chain. When a
thsif seizes the chain. it immsdiately puts
in operstion an alarm bella thus enables
the, intended victim to seize upon the
theft. st
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09

E-A Gzqtemsn on entering cold
,oo'n y 1ere ilefs wAsnO Gre sxpresasa
hiSAsfoRishment ibatrso kim ! friend
sheOuld'sitsehim such I cool reception.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09
r r IN TET EP

EMBRACING $ SoLE-LEATHER, KIP. cALFAND
mUKUCo m,1 SkiNS.a general assortment ofLININGS,
BINDINGS. 60, Also, a great variety or shoe
MAKERS FINDINGS.
The above Stock We are determinedto to selILor,TRR
thancan be had elsewhere. Come eyerybody Giye
US call and you will be sure to be pleased and And
mat the above isno HUMBUG. In connection with
our goodsfrom abroad We keep constantly on hand
work OF our own manufacture which we warrant
asdo we all our goods, (good dneyery respect j Gus
tom work done to order short notice andinthe hes,
possible style. 3t. n d j CiESVsSS sS'
Lancaster. September, 10, 1857. 1851 49,.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09

Liza wfraopr LovK We son4limss
meet with m ~ who seem 10 think that any
indulgence 10 40 eHsesionAte feeling IS
Weakuess. They viii return tr5msR jour
ney. aud greet their famaies.with distant
dignity. aud move among their childtsn
with the cold and lofty splendor Of an ice
berg. surrounded by its hrokea fragments,
There is hardly : more unnatural sight on
earth than one Of those families without a
heart. A. father bad better extingaisA a
boys eyes than take away bis hs4rE. Who
that has experienced the Joy of friendship.
and values sympathy and affection. would
not rather loose all that is beautiful in ma
,ure's scenery than be robbed Of the hid
den treasure Of his Sear,? Cberisa, then,
your hearts best affections, IudalgA in
/ e warm ard gushing emotions Of fi,ial,
paIernsl, and iratetnal loSe.-[ unlock.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09

! ehgEsdax sI6tainE, SEPT. 9, tsss
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09
CHANGE OF TIM E.

CINCINNATI, wilmington a Evansville
Nsaflsaasslp6in M5ill1aSt65f1 ElSa1FEhlEEfIan ~ ~
kss.tfssssssg EfsfrsssissEsN EssisLsssEssfsN NAll
EMlL---du-s M ~ w -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-27
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

NATIONAL HOTEL-A g NJ Brevort N j.;
Col 6 Il and A X Anderson Va; Colonel Perkins,
Major Harrison, Perry, J n Ferguson Md:
Hester, Grus, Pa; y NJ Simpson and LADY, Va;
Miss Leftwich, do; NJ Cols;on Hon T. F Bowie
and lady. Md; II Lee, N Yk; Frank smith, NJ
Thomas and lady, f. Cameron and lady, Pa; IA
Thompson and lady, w 3 and Miss Wetmore
NY; Miss VI Campion, Mo; NJ Clinch and
lady, Mrs Waldburs. Ga; @ Nj Bradley and fam,
Rowland, ir, and lady, Mass; r Worrall
demmen, ID Magnan, Mexico; II Carter, Md !,
ID Ancker. Pa.
UNITED STATES HOTEL g Myalt,
" II Lehman, Md; r. Newman, do; + !
Tar, USSi ID w Wilson aud lady, NJ; h
Harrison, Va; Edmons, DC; ID Lewis, do;
w ID Durret, Va; Westcott. Fla; Duan
va; w Shem Pa; II Brooke, Md; w Hunt.
do; w Harper. do; Mayhem and lady
Ind; w Alexander and family, do; A VII
lisms, DC; Mitchell, Tenn; J M BiTkley, Va; n
smith, do; F Robertson, o. G l. Herbert, N d;
Whitten, Me.
BROWNS HOTEL.-w Wilson, Va; w
Massenburg, do; @ 8 Citing. Md; O A Pigeon.
NY; Mr. Ro K, do; A Kellar, Va; 8 Thayer
and lady, NY; o r Phillips, do; n w Butte,
Pa w Winston, Va; A Ager, NY; G w Dick
son, do; w w Bayden, La; NJ McDrirmot Mich
Avery, ILL., Msyen, NY; C Page, do
KIRKWOOD HOUSE. Hon Reagan.
Tex; Mrs NJ Miller, Pa; Seib, Va; A w or
den, Mich; w Couch; w Latham Tex; Mrs
VI A Nicholas, RI; Miss A Spsgue do; Miss IS
Palmer, CT; l. Gihon and family, Pa; b Eli
Ell. do: Cornwell, Mass; n Crcoke, NY; b
Norman, Ky:
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- Miscellaneous, -
rae t g. g. NkaeFsYfEFDs. f bHs5566fSE ESSEEp AT
NAVY DxpGnrMHNf, -o7
BuREAu OF coNsraUcrIoN. EouirN.Hr, An,

:
BUREAU OF coHsraUcIIoN. Eeulsa.EI, ANpS
49,. ksrAIn. oyemeer 9. Isss y.
Bureau ontil the sss Dscsmbsr nsxt for two tuba.
sr boilers for the United stat steam frigats san
es % Sssr vessel S a.. n saasI var. as
Bro LlSn, az the N.vy peI.1msnt may direct;
boiler plstss; tube sheets to be one half land nine
seven ext snths q Is) and shells thTss-sshths Is
Al! the external parts to b double rivetted, and
cauked on both sides, where can be got ct to do
toms, or steam chimneys. M
The Drown and sides OF shells to he .tifrsned by
The boil. vil be about twenty -one feet three
front. by abont ten lO) six 6 inches deep.
6s furnished With th. necessary man , and hand hoe
Pstes, furnace ue and damp doors; Tugs for grate
~hsn aished :. srs:. sna Of Of
my tS1 pounds per square moh
to Be q .A6 .ns
Responsible for oil tubes condemned from their de-
CT; and the contractor for all condemned from bad
The price to be per pound finished. less the weight
o. the TUBES Cast IRON Will only be used for
eoors and mountings, man hole, and man and hand
hole cove and stay thimbles.
The whole to DO done in the best msnrer, and to
persons a. the Department may APPOINT. Who will
have the rlIht to reject any par Of the work any
Drawings of the boilers will be furnished to man.
uiaeturlng establishments who intend biddiDg) on
O.
Payments will be made for third their esti-
mated amount when the boilers are hal CON pleted,
the remaindtI when they have been tested satisfao
t0rlly and delivered.
Bidders will be particular in stating the prizes and
ne time within which they propose to complete and
Tbs propositions must be endorsed Proportions
LOT Boilers" that they may be distinguished from
by written guarantees OF the following form:
Form Of Offer.
I,---.o Of -, in ths State Of -, hereby
Jacinto two tubular boilers in rmity with the
OF the 9Th of November, 1888, at the nate OF 49,
Should my offer be- accepted. request to be .d-
dressed at -, ard the contract sent to the NAVY
Agent at -, or to -, for signature and GER
tihcate. "
Date.
(Signature) A. B.
- Form of Guarantee.
The UNDERSIGNED, -, If -. III the State OF
hereby guaranty that in case of the foSesor, bid q
=, for the tubular boilers therein named be 40
cepted. he or they WILL within ten day. after the re-
cept OF the contract at the post sflee named, OF
Navy Agent desisns'ed, execute the oontrsct fol-
the s,me with good and sufficient suretes and in
osse SAID - shall fail to enter into contract az
aforesaid, we guaranty to make good the differences
6etw cen the ofsr OF the said - and that which
isignatures of the two suarantor.)
Date. e. ..
l reby certify that the above named - are
known to me as men Of property. and able to make
good their guarantee.
| To BE- .isned by the U. :. District judge i. 2
Dis'Iict Attorney, Collector, or Navy Agent.
no III -law4w
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DR. sr 2 4 \ b j 2 T 4 Y.
OyIIcH 1873 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Three doors from llfk street,

10 a ss ses
located AZ above. He feels assured that anl}S
experiences of fifteen years practices, with lid
az number .ss Of And ss.. variety o
70 fss oas
the Profe saon and especially Drs Harris and and
Z. Parmly, hiss led him. long sinco, to discard AL
Enspels. Gutta Percha, India Rubber and Clements
ior the construction OF Contiguous sum Teeth, and
reliable substance that can be worn IN the mouth AZ
vas mort o norsiveiy shown BY the last American
Although he fatte-s himself from his long resi-
ana PR n.aosTs IN ne is ayoey
leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS.
From the late Rtefo, Of he Ckurei of EpipAa.y,
Dr. STEPHEN s.gI: Dear s,ly Sri d.,,r. to
press my esteem Tor you personally, and my oonh-
denoe in you as superior dentist. The operations
friends and the pubic ks, 'gs sf % T.
'' Wilmington Aug. SUI. is: S''' jJ.M. FRENCH
From one Of IL. oldss. firms IN Baltimore
Msssrs. Boges, Cotnudx 4 Co.
Dentist. of Washnston city, 70 ex ecuts Tor me an
to my entire Satisfaction, and of the fact that
one of the most distinguish ed members Of the Dem
to perform the work satisfactorily i, gives me
great pleasure to express my entire confidence and
high estimation Of his profes sional skill.
Baltimore, Jan IL, 1857. Hartmann BO6GS,
Extract from q sote rees,csd from tAs late Hon.
jobs M. Clayton.
The teeth you made for me work admirably no
'nn' could Do 0''''I' JOIN SaaN tMEf n. diIfl2froN.
To those seeking relief from the maladies of the
teeth, can cheerfully recommend DR.. 8. Baiy as
superior dentist. He made set of porcelain teeth
for ons of my family, aud plugged several teeth for
myself, and the work has all stood well for more
than ten ears. ROBERT T. NIXON,
Aprills lass. Va. Conf. M. Z Church south.
we, the undersigned, having had OCCASION to avail!
ourselves OF tbs professional skill OF Dr. 3. RaIy,
surgeon Dentist Of this city having been oogni-
can't of his operations families or friends take
pleasure In expressing admiration of his artistic
skill, as well as the uniformly satisfactory manner
In which he performs the most delicate and diomlt
operations In Dental Surgery, and wo espeotfuly
recommend him to the confidence and patronage OF
the public, OF which we consider him eminsntly
worthy.
Thomas U. WALTER, Architect u. 8. Capitoi,
THOMAS MILLER, nj. D., of Washington, d, C.,
B. 8. BOHRRR, NJ. ID. Of g georgetown, ID. c.
N. 8. LINCOLN, NJ. D.. of Washing ton, D. G,
Jos n. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID. C..
GEORGE WALTON, EX Governor of Florida.
WALTER LESox. Ex- Mayor of Washington.
HENRY BALDWIN, u. 8 Patent Ofice,
DC: WIGHT, Principal Rittenhouse Academy
feb 2-tf
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Tfavslsr Dlfssssry.
-D,E6{E 4Y25S Es ZEE 1IsaY! o. .,-
F. - f w n st o. ---
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
&4a e
Raltiu~rs and Qhis n ailrs.x

TWO THROUGH TRAINS ARE NOW RUN
FROM wISA 3LLSSiiss7Sys'' F ssT5d'I f;AS WEST
lst MAIL TRAIN starts at I.<5 g. M SUNDAY
ton, for the west snd Chlcsso.
ID. THE CINCINNATI, 81. LOUIS AND
CHICAGO EXPRESS CONNECTION leaves
N. next day, and connecting directl, with kkpress
Train for Louisyie. CAIRO and the southwest, and
for 81. Louis, Kansas c. Tine, from Wash Ingtcn
TO Cfnoinust,, - hour 20 81 LOUIS on, ~ ho1rs.
To view the Grand Mountain SoenoSy Of the Road
IN light, take either the asa. m. or $50 ., m.
For Parf~rssurr and sll st.tlcns on the North
western Virgins Road take the 10 .. Train. Fof
Marietta and CincinnatI Railroad take the same.
Through Tickets and BaEFase CAects 20 al sns
tors and ever other possible ikcitI vii be found
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main stem Of the
BsltIn1ore and Ohio Railroad viii leave washing
For al paints between Washington Junction and
Piedmont take the 7.t5 9. m. trans.
For oil Stations between Piedmont and WheoluG
take the So .. Tram. To connect win the Fred
euck Traln take the $50 y. m. Tram.
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST.
Leave Washington for Baltimore at IS and f.S
q. m. and $50 and - .. m. Oh Sunday 81 ~ D. ~.
Leave Baltimore at 4.s and s.sc m. and $50 and
$50 p. m. On Sunday at 81 only.
The 7k5 and t.t5 trains only wit stop at way Sta
lions and for Annapolis connections.
Ins trsins for the west, and the Sis. 7<s and SD
,. IN. tTaIs for the east.
For further informat on insuueat the Baltimore
and OHIO Railroad Ticket Office, Washington.
T. H. PA M : sarAfG,
o,x Master of Trsn,or-atto, n. tlmore,
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UsKJTzEf / 9 q I AIfS fatkk.Kxr.
I lt-a titiH WITH TMMnNs1 a. t.Na .-
HOME AND EUROPEAN DEMAND.


il restores *. ns,srai color psrsnsntiy AFTER The
ns oespmes gray: supplies the natural fuids. and
drun, itchins and heat from the scalp, auiets and
zones up he nerves, and thus cures al nervous head
Il a to .SS az ;sS ALL
ing ON; nlakssm sea. sio.sy heciihy desesfUs..
i win never fail o. become gray; then. rssdsr read
the following and Judge for yourselves;
NV resx. Jan. q Isss
good ee. about Professor oods hair Restorative. and
prpSr.s Sseh "a com ssh ep.s, y ,.s. -.
had against all nr.dcines tns
result Ia. been - rsr ..fisr iory that am ssJ
did so aud In Justice 10 yos, veil 40 for tire eneoorEe
rrtjadcs without reasons se,inr sssdr are ne
willing to give your Re.or stves ti. t the have ~ ter
this .t,.r whies yoa nay show to any ana ..c
IL. n z VII. R.i,.nr s.s s,!i men, day. OF
Ny hair now s stursl color and uch improved IN
.yery way being s'osssr ana lekr ana much
lam your: r..Pse.t.n,. H..,, J..Em.
% Corner OF Columbia and Carroll ets- Brooklyn.
LIvnssrox Ala, FEB Il. 1853
mt ch good his pat Ct ths country ny hair h..
Tor ss,T s.Ssse 'srT...
using nr ssr ss.o alive for siI weeks and dpa that
ssr RENE les own. % no ef.rt ink e the m :. ,.
nsee rene new sxspi and advise al .he are AFFLICTED
;aiak pisp,f. ' rssr.ie. w. M Nh l. soa
PHIiA Sert y
FRov woop-Dear Sir: Your r.tive Is pro,I
ftef highly beneficial 60 The front and also
Part my cad smot lostits seIing-wss I'm
have used but two half pint bottles Re-
the top my bs.d 10 studded o prom .irr
crop OF air, aud the fr also tsaft
hsve ed other preparations wit beneht what
ever thiuk rom personal cstion,
D. r. Tsos... H. D.. No go Vine sti.,t
The Restorative 10 put up bottles ofthree sizes,
VIZ large, medium ard sma ]; the small hulds n
pint, and retais for 81 per bottle; the mediu holss
al last ~ Pc. cent. more IN proportion than the
small, retaIls for 81 per bottle; the large holds
quart - per cent more In proportion, ard retals
for S3a bottle.
NJ =. ~ LIS. 49,; 5op ~ DiUse1
adjustment, and ia Market street, II. Louis. Mo.
- And sold By oil good druggist and anoy Goods
Dealers. nol1 3.n
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CHEAP AND ELEGANT FURNITURE.

SAMUEL KIRBY. nansfaefxy,r Of Sup,yto,
e,d FdshiondeIs FsrniGrrs. respectful ly an "A
nooncss To the citizens of Washingtol,t1
Gscrsefovn. Alexandris, and enyirons, that IA
ms warehouse 10 nov Vol stocked With su- M
pero and extensive stock OF elegant CABI-
NET WAKE IN Rosewood. Walnut, Oak, and
other desirable woods. such Paror, Dining room,
Library, Oloe, and Chamber Sets all man factured
IN the most work m mike manner and Varranted Al
stated. Prices very low. Funerals undertaken
with nromptness. SAMUEL, KIRBY
Warehouse-vest side Of sth street..
90 1s-ecd near Pa. Avenua
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS

FOR THE HOLIDAYS
SUST keceIxod, arg assortment of beautiful
FANCY ARTICLES, consisting Of Portemonsies.
all kinds; Ladies' purses. Perfumery, and Toliet
Articles mostly OF English and French manufao.
ture, and imported direct from Europe by the Per
sia: reoth, mai and OF her Brushes az well as al
'he n3veitles OF the s'ason. constantly on hand.
stock, whicn will be found sups Tor TO any thIus OF
the kind IN Washington. As "
FORD & BROTHER
Druggists and Pr armaoeutists
no ID eo<W Pa ave. and 1lth ST.
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ARE You INsURE Dl-AmpIe indemni,-
~ AGAINST Loss ~ FIRE IL offered ~ the W ASH
INGTON INSURANCE COMPANY Stshn
0ornar Of Penn. avenue and 10th 81. Stoaibold.rs'
dlrectors and oiosrs al cltixsns OF washi nston
- JAMES Q. MeeUIRs. President.
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