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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-30

Baltimore unD philadelphia Eager. gier oarantrt
bette Sualitdt ill 50 per &s9 pbu. SIS per SoB i'm StOre o.
mDRm zen! Stssn saarsa1llns, eria1be i'd mir ben bergen gBirttEsn
2n9srbier, @Is, 9Orhr unp Cher in 8lalGsn o"
Quarts per Subenb $3.50
gmtS " 623 8IaiA'n ntAt cinsere6net.
8. @eilba6cr.
Is. StraBe Spiihcn Main un6 Carr.
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$4,000 9fO. @aeOn, PANS SHES, sboulbcrs unb g,reolfs,
$50 8orrels 9srrtnss, @tadsreIs, Sbao unb Grb SiIk,
200 gorss Candies, aaaOw, eperm u,D aSan,antius.
$50 SrreS Spap, Slod, grpipn ,mb gsllop,
80 8pre5 Nep 9mf @pIhen Gbcsfe,
5 Seire8 8ice,
400 0rcpms unb 9udettS,
200 @rOB Mlprteb 9ires,
200 @rrB Matdes
unS ienfi9e in elmer Grocery ssrf5uFi6e s(rhfel inb s~Orrdtbio unt
81 taben Bel gBm. gBauate II. GDbn,
10. Str, Swii6. 91ain II. GarYll
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-30

llO3 9aStS Setnpn Gp9nac Sranhn,
ll5 9ipee Sdeibam ShnappS
I'M Gufpmbpuie unb sum SerfauI ti
@m. Q8auace l.. Sp6u.
30O,0 coo Gisarrsn, seidiebene rants, ipeben' srDalteu inSS :nm
Sertauf bel 9Ym. gSoIiare II S Z" S""
~ Sarrele Saltlhirre YtttsS, iSeeen ertalen unb 81 BADEN bei
@m. SS allace u. Spbn.
70 Sarrels Scprte8sS Nle nue 20 Barrels CHER lpe6en crtaIcu
ub gum Serfauf bel Wm. gBaIfoce H. GnEm
500 @arrelS gDbiSTp, Sin, 9ranbY. oprbiol 91ius mi 'annnS...,
Spirituplen ;u bahsn lei 98m. gRaIIacc H. Gnkn ""'''
Is. Strabe, ,pilden Gorss II SNo iuSty
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-02
Mlisttllantous.
GEO. B. SL0AT & co.
SINGLE AND DoUsLE THREAD
AMILY SEWING MACHINES.

GEO. B. SL0AT & co.
SINGLE AND DoUsLE THREAD
+ AMILY SEWING MACHINES,
Prices Is 70 90 Dollars.
W 4. BRAAIAN Aesut
inn2.iif Nc. le superior 81. Cievslahd- Ohio.
UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN-
DATENT OFFICE AGENCY, OP
Il pOsite Weddoll HOuse, Bank street. Cleveland Oh
TNHE TESTIMONY OF THE Rocks
al otheswho may wish for the finest quality pure gray
An sTperisnee oftweatys1 yars ia this bl.iue, war
q1aliy cheaper By quarter of dollar per cord than by
can be obtained elsewhere, and block of any dinen
aboard vessels the rate Of 3ltons daiIv hsve
good wharf with p e et wafer. an buoy to haul OF v
MhsTi hall mule above lor weStl Of the Marble Head
June ? 'ss-iunssdsm 705 ALEX CLEMoNS
/ STANWH HALL REFRESHMENT SAL0ON.
No. 166 Superior Street,
MESSRS. ELW00O & CO., PROPErEroEs
HlHIS MAGNIFICENTA AND POPU-
Il LAR SALOON will be constantly provided with an
The decscies OF the season, and viii served uD IN the
Fgreisn Game Kept constantly hand.
Ihe choicest Brands Of Cigars direct from the mnoerx
Sliloe found az thls esabshmeht The Durest o Liquors
only Is ke0tat the Bar. Ociit
THATCHER, BURT & Co, PRO,
Il pueios Of HOvse Patent Truss idgs and whoissais
MeIS1n street, Cleveland. Ohio, fOOt Of C. C. C. X K
We also possess f.iiitis. r rsesivu. and ,hi.,;,-
6cr Saves Railroad Iron, Gndsones Building Stone and
heavy artcles Of all kinds directly rum cars 70 vessel and
Ale assignments attended to with prOmptners and at fair
rates. my2ld3m
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-02
School Books.

b. COBB 4 CO., RESPEC1FUL'
LY ak the attention Of 1sacqers and Dealers ls
school ooks We keep these books in large quan
titles The stock and N good condition. and or pm
ees and terms reasonable.
Adams ArthEetcS,
Andrews add SioddaTd's Latin Grammar.
Andrews Latin Reader;
Andrews Classical Series:
Andrews Latin Lexicon.
An hons Classical Series;
Arao.d's Classical Series.
Anthons Latin Dictioaary;
Aiasworfh's Latin Dictionary;
Adiers Progressive German Reader
Adler's German Dictionaries; al
BouniOn's Algeria;
B1lions' English Grsmmar;
Br5wR's Grammarss CD
Berari's u S. Hisop.
Buffers Sallus';
Boyds Rhetoric;
Bullioas' Classical Series.
ColbuTn's Artthmstie:
Covers Digest Of Eaziish Grammar;
Clark's Gramm5rs.
Cornelrs Biographies; CD
Coitoa Pitch's Biographies; q
Comstoek's PHILOSOPHY;
CooPers grsil;
CrOsbJ's Greek Grammars.
Caters Physiologies, g9l
Crifenden's Book Keopias.
Days Alssbra;
Dagiez Mathematical WORKS;
F0sler's English GTammai;
Fiteh's Physical Geosraphy;
Fini Lessons in History;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-02

Tea lines Of tllis ts0ais) Type make one SQUARE
sAdFurtIscmtis Leaed and placed m column Of Special
Business Notices. double the Ordinary rates.
YEARLY Advertising Contracts Mil le understood &c apply
strtv Of the Adefiser. and all
advertisements sent hy the advertiser viii be
charged extra
Naticss OF Meetings. and Fremens Military, ChSrtshs
End Religious Nofiees 50 per discount
NOtIcrs Editorial Column Wlu be charged al
the OF Is cents line each insertion
All Transient Advertisements 10 be pad for N atyance
Advertisements the Weekly, suaTe less for three
luihs OF less. same daily
Advertisements Da1y and weekly II be charged 50
Fer cent extra
kIarriagss aEd Deaths exceeding lines Is cents
N"N u '-'s - Il CoWfFs 4 co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-02
REFUGEES IN PROvo-BRIsHAN's sHANTIEs

REFUGEES IN PRONO-BRIGHANs SHANTIEs.
We found Provo overfOwing with refugees,
living in all sorts Of habitatiOns,-sOme camp
ing out in diminutive tents Of calico OF white
sheeting-others In lodges Of willow twigs. and
still others under the shade Of roofs made Of
strong willow, blankets or carpets stretched up
on frame work Of poles. With all Of these
comfort was out Of the question,-but thou
sands have nevertheless submitted in silence to
the order OF their PTiestly leaders which con-
signed them 10 such mode Of life. A few Of
the more wealthy have erected board shanties
for themselves, which in this climate and during
the summer season, are very comfortable Gov.
Young has covered an entire block with this
sort OF provision for the accommodation of his
"a domestic institutions" The locality which he
has selected is upon the bench on the eastern
edge of the city, directly in the shadow Of the
steep mountain sides. Here he has completely
enclosed block with row Of board shanties
one story high, all opening 10 the centre. with
no windows looking oct upon the street. Thus
the buildings form hollow square, with a
/ large courtyard in the centre, which is entered
by gates placed near the corners. The build
ing-s on two sides are fitted up for the aecomO-
dati0n of bis numerous family, and those on .he
other as stOrehOuses, stables, dc.
BuGaA A,J's sPIRITUALs AS sEEN BY A GENTLE.
BTigham is 4 man of some taste, and his
sD5rItnals are generally fine looking women
some OF them, indeed, quite pretty, and oil OF
they, SO far as l could judge, intelligent. ]
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-02
Drugs,

GOAP-LoW's Brown Windsor and
~ Honey Soap, C.eayor's Glycsrne, Musk and Honey
SOaEs-WaTranted genuine-i for sale By
PRUSHES-A fine assortment Of
~ Hair aud Cioth Brushes also Teeth Brushes Of IvOrT
Bone, Buffalo HON and sandal Wood For ssls by
feb9 4. ". SACKRlDER
II UBIN'S EXTRACTS-A full as
IL Just recsised tcsethsT with great variety
u Pfs.SH'''' fsss -'' '''''' +. W. sAcKRIDER
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-02
4. q waITxLN. ), N. sLANDAEr- W, srASDART 7
WHITMAN. STAND ART & CO.
Miuiuerp,

RONNETS.-ALARGE STOCK At
II ,uIa EF'-'ly reduced prices MORGAN ROOT.
p0NNETS-At half price the whole
ID stock julie W WARREN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-02
MLLINERY GOODS

VI0 THE LADIES.-We have just
received large and choice lot efnev Ribbons fl0r
ers, Feat,ers and some choice and materials for
Baaes ali which have been bought very cheap
and will he s0le THAN FOENER PKIcE
Cal early and make selection while the assortment
complete. Al SHAW 4 Co.'S.
.le-e llg Sunerior II
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-02

CONSrITUrIONALD DISEASES.
ManF diseases that affect humanity Inherited heir
lo0als from the diseased bodies kiy Scrofda.
Consumption, Syphilis anil Fits Smong the most com
Of constitutional diseases New, We care not how
many the seeds Of these diseases may have
heen Tho ssfri corrupting The hood-kAD
WAYS RENOvkTING REsoLVENr Nlu eradlcate iron tho
boes Of the Ilcied pticie or diseased dep0slt
and hll the veins with rev. pure and healthy blood
CHILDREN'S DISEASES.
RADwAY'S RENoNArINo EsOLNENr should BE- hailed a.
blessing every mother throus shoaf the land, Whose
lnantx ctsd with Sores. Hunors &c These break
ings (taus earyl eFdence OF disease transmitted
the paTent stock A lew doses Of The RENOvATINa
will elcate Vcstiee the disc
insure the child sound and healthy body.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-02

APPkAkANCE AND PREACHING OF The PROPHET.
The next speaker who took the stand was the
Prophet Bingham Young. He is fat, rather
eorpulent man, five feet ten inches high, has
full, red, cleanly shaved face, double chin,
prominent nose, and mild, blush gray eye.
His eOuntenance on the whole is agreeable.
He wore a black coat, white vest, with small
leaf figure in It, black silk neektie with his shirt
collar rather awkwariy turned down over it.
He spoke IN a cool, deliberate manner, and
rather slowly. His articulation was very dis
tiDct; every syllable could be heard. His ges-
tieulations were not elaborate or constant, but
strong and impressive. His style of elocution
was not so winning as commanding, though be
by no means lacks suavity. In many respects
his speaking resembles that of Henry Ward
Beecher; he uses whatever word Genes first 10
express his idea, so his language is quite origi-
nal and his expressions frequently very telling.
His language does not flow along like a torrent
nor mould itself into graceful rounded periods,
bat Is strong, harsh and commanding. Never
theless, there is something in his style Of dis
cOursing very like Beecber he could not
minister to graceful and accomplished society,
but he Is man pre- eminently qualified 70 rule
mountain people with a rod Of irOn and a
glOved hand When he spoke the audience
gave more attention than they did to the other
speakers
RETURN TO SALT LAKE-sAIsTs WITHOUT WOMEN.
The Governor returned from Provo yesterday
and with him Brigham Young. This indicates
an improvement IN the disposition Of the Nor
mons. Last Sunday Young preached in Provo
Bowery concerning the entrance Of the troops
and the condition Of bis own people. He com
] plimented Gen. Johnston cordially for the order
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paper DeaIfsr.

r. C0WLES, & CO., keep constant
LIE ly on hand, At the LEADER JOB ROOM the follow
Ing catalogue os Paper which they oer Eastern prices 10
cGgt-
BOOK AND NEwsPAPER--ws are prepared to furnizi
NspE and Book Printing Paper Of various and grades
Specl1l sizes made % ofder a. short notice
COLORED PAPERS-Of every description, including
sza large, Double Medium and Medium Of all grades and
Weighf
PRINTERS SIZED PAPERs-Ineluding Plain FohO
Post Packet and Commercial Post Foed and Flat Caps
Commercial Note.
FOREIGN PAPERS-Inel1dng French, English and
German Folio Post folded and fat, Packet and Commerca
Pos Commercial and small Note, Letter Paper, Double
POLISHED CoLoRED Notwithstanding alloolass
common Medium, Extra Snper-royat Purple Uramarine
Green, Scarlet, &c, &c Enameled Paper Of yariOu
grades
RULED DPAPERS-Including Legal Cap, AccOuntPapsr
German Paper, Rc0rd Paper FOoscap, Packet Post Com
mercial Post Letter Commercial and Packet Note Bath
&c &c, OF all grades and shades American, English
French, and German Manufacturer by the sresm, case
Printers CARDs-A large assortment including s..
per Double French Enameled Enameled, Porcelain SAM
Surface Ivory and China White surface Cards. IN shsetH
regular nzes as0, Railroad Cards. heavy and
heavy Common Colored Cards White PrInfers Cards,
Tor sale b. the smaller quantity Any particular
color Orsty le furnished 10 order
BLANK BOOKS-Of ali kinds on hand or made TO order
BRONZES-As e buy largely Of both English and
German prepared oderthem
able prices any other house IN the country.
PAINTERS INK. VARNISH-Cnnstantly hand
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
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COAL---COAL.
Bankers.
j. Herdnan Sc Co.,

j. Herdman & Co.,
II Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
DEALERS IN GOLD AND SILVER
IL Coin Fo.eign Domestic exchange. UncurTent
Money and Land Warrants Col sctiOus IN the United
States Canada and Europe, promptly Intended to.
the Liverpool and New York Screw Steamship
Line which Passaeecan be red either 70 from
advertised rafes Passage also be
cured Liverpool 70 New York Quebec and New Or
the regular lines Of sailing Packet SHIPS Also,
trOm Havre Hamburg and Bremen. New YORK. Drafts
furnished amount ae hroughc utthe Continent
Europe Britain and ireland further paT
leulars apply the Banking and E1chaD Once OF
J. HERI MAN 4 CO.
spI7-dtf II lwatsrstreet Cleveland. Dino.
n. 4 waTTNkN \. N. sTANDARr- W. srANDAEr
WHITMAN, STAND ART & CO.
w Bankers and Lealers In ForF and Domestic EK-
change No Superi0r street W draw direct Lon
and wal furnish Drafts for payable al all
the pnrpa oiu EnglAnd lr Gland Scotland, France
ard Germany- cotiectloHs made all accessible points
thrOaChOu the Uait 4 Ssates aBd Canalas. mhs:ly
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r. r. R.

III follow the use Of Railways X r Remedies Ther
diseased. weak, feeble, crippled
with paiu nirmes. but that Railways Ready Relief
RenOTarlng ReSoVent Regulators the nature Of the
disease may require, will quick and rapidly cure.
Thsss remedies consist II Railways Ready Reef, Rad
ways RenOxafing Rosolvent Railways Regulators Each
Of these remedies possesses special curative powers over
diseases Yet therc other diseases wherein
their c4nbnei nrleuai ur1nerties required, and
when thus usCd IL there sufficient HE and srelgh Win
in the rsaSsl dFug holy Their acricn the
patient will 1--we and b. resiored 10 health
Pain X X Relief.
Acute Dseases r. r Relef.
lnfzmmafnFy Diseases, Relief and Regulators
NalarauS Diseases. Relief and Regulations.
Conresfige Diseases. helief and Regulators
Srn,fulniis DISEASES Rcnogatins krsOltrnt,
Chronic DISEASES lienosatfng RcsoiVeuf,
Syphiliic Diseases, kenOyaiIns kes0lvent,
(dusfifufoual Dtststses. Resoveat and klrsulafur<
SKIN DisraseS Renogating Res0lVent.
Nervous Diseases Resolseut. Relief. Regulator.
Inlecti0uz Diseases, Ready Rslief and Regulators.
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eoop oRpER oF rRooPs-No saLrIr.

The troops, the officers included, wore the
rough undress usual on a march There was
perfect order in the ranks, no cheering or laugh
ING, nothing calculated to aggravate the feelings
of the Mormon population. No one was allow
ed 10 leave the column for moment The reg
imental bands played during the march, but it
was noticed that the music was suspended when
thew passed by the porch on which Gov. Cum
ming was standing, and that no salute was paid
10 his 4 ETceency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-25
ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL-H n stan,on u ~
Huntington and lady, Hon ii Wager, Capt Tut
Mr. James, H A Chisholm, B N WiIiiford = a
Hall, r Stewart, T. II Atkinson w ID Harrison
~ NJ syfe6e, ) Chew, Pa; f Brawner, G
Bowen, Jno Day, C Haffekp, Jno Bowljn1' Md:
Hon q Hawkins and fam, Fla; j r. Witbino ,
ton, Mass Hon A 6 Brown, Miss; Miss Haganv
1.n " f,l sea Mt ana lady, % Brocchus, Mo;
w Muse and lady, Iowa; j l. Baker.Va: r Bater
Alai w Ell son, Pa; C Chew, Ga; f. |. Dick
M, NOi g. Pe ms IVA va; Blake. CT; Haml-
Jas Andrews, Mas; e w Wagner and lady. Nv,
Hon j. Rose, Cal; Cbas Burns, ] G Gary La,
WIN Worthington. Paber, Md; Young.
ID Young, NY; ii Dudley, Mich.
BROWNS HOTEL.-Hon III Clark. NC: I
Perkins, do; N Ekridge, Mo; w w Bradley
90 George, Md; w Graham, Mo: MI, stan
bury NY Il r Bassford, Nd; 6 IT CouIton do
~ a. SalesPia, do Fain, do; Onndof,
ooi fireman, La; J Fountain Ala; w @ Tall
burtt, Md; Lamier, Ala; f Les,y and lad
La MI Adams, XIV; w III Churchill. do. SR ,
InfocI moItsr, do; l. Holiday and lady La
Ma dmes and family, Ala; r Ross, Va; Or HIgg gins
No; n hammil, Va; Catherwood. La: NiJ
5atter, NC: A Plumer, Pa; w Holland. Va; +
buntland, Mo; II M r funston, NY: A A C,sss,ihv
GS barton, do; A MeAandseru. NY; r Phibbs
GT Thomas. Md; DIR Graham, Va: : t;so,oe
lily. NJ. oHAei ana lam
RIRKWOOD HOUSED Nessno, Nv. r
uhmn, WIS Hon L Dean, Main: nj Mac
donald, do; II ID Winston and iady Min. Com
Breese, USN; T. Fountaine, Va; X Homer,
Va A Green, Cal; w B Larmour, Md: Cant /
Rien, USMc; fergusOn, Ny; w b Fer.
Winslow, NC; w III G Whiting. iTSA. "
Fletcher; II Edd; } Robinson, Va; B A Nor.
man, Md; w Cress. Ga; G Barr Pa: j Ed
S S1ns ana lady, Md; Jones, Pa; G b Spring,
NY. Wv =" l. mains ana lady,
m, G y LIED STATES HOTEL-C Digpe. Md.
w. : pSSlsny, Va G Downey, do; G WaddIe'
NO. W;n w Golds6y, do Mr. Pendleton, dn; r A
nson, VI Beverly, Va; Smith. do.
Iohnson, Md sullivan, La; w Gov,
IN va, Brewer and family, do; w Martin do.
MARTIN, oh; j l. BuIley, do; j Martin, do;
Mcllock, Md mass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-25

JEFFERSON DAVIS ON NOAH WEBsrER.-Ip
speech delivered at the Maine State Fair. in
Augusta, Jefferson Davis paid Mssissipian' s
tribute to Yankee spelling book:
You have right to be proud Of your
achievements in the hool-house, in the pub
lie assembly, IN the workshop, in the ield and
on the sea. You have right to be proud that
your manufactures encircle the world. This
rs the power Of mind over matter This is what
makes your people great. Above all other
people We are one, and above all books which
have united us in the bond of a common lam
guage, l place the good old spelling book of
Moan webster. We have unity of language
which no other people possess, and we owe this
unity, above all, to Noah Webster's Yankee
spelling book 1"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-25
EVENING STAR.
SORROW AND SONG.
JAMES HxpDERwIck.

-..-. BYJANEs HgpDERwIck,
Weep not over poets wrong,
Mourn not his mischances:
Sorrow Is the source of song. Sid
And Of gentle fancies.
ILLS DER rocky beds are borns,
Ere they gush IN whiteness;
feooies are wave chafed and worn
Ere they show their brig htness.
Sweetest gIeam the morning flowers
w hen In tears tn sv waken;
Earth enjoys refre shsng showers
when the boughs are shaken.
Ceylon's glistsnine pearls are sought
In Its deepest waters;
From the darkest mines are brought
Gems for beaut,'s daughters. =
Through the rent and shiver'd rock
LimpId water breaketh:
lis but when the chords are atruck
That taelr music vaketh.
Flowers. by needless footstep prss,,d.
All their sweets surrender:
6old must brook the hery test
Ere 10 show Its splendor.
When the twilight, cold and damn.
6ioom and silence brinxeth,
Then the glowworm lights its lamp,
Ana the night bird singeth.
Stars come forth when night her shroud
Draws as day light faInteth;
Only on the fearful cloud
God his rainbow painteth.1 -
Weep not. then. Ger poets wrong,
Mourn not his mschances;
Sorrow is the source of song,
And of gsrtle fancies.
IBoStoa Transcript.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-25
DR. sTEPHHEN BAILY, =
OFFICE 1s8 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Three doors from l4th street,

DR.. BAILY begs leave to inform the public that
ne can be seen at all hours, at his office,
experience Of fifteen years practIe 3, with Gid
the large number OF PATIENTS and great variety Of
enable him to surmount any diligently, scientific OF
otherwise, reating to the Teeth. His own ex peri
the profession. and especially Drs Harris and and
T.. Parmy, has led him. long since, to discard all
Ena@eIs Gutta PsToha, India RubGsr and C sS
for the construction of Contlnuous Gum Teeth, and
reliable substance thai can be worn In the mouth, as
vas mort Inoluslveiy shown BY the last American
Although he fatters himself from his long resi-
to s ne 70
leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS.
From the late Rector Of the Church of Epipkamy,
Dr.. STEPHEN BAILY: Dear Sir-I desire to ex-
press my esteem for you personally, and my conf
dence in you as superior dentist. The operations
friends and the public that your skill SO we'll de-.
'' Wilmington Aug. sa is5 Ser' 'jJuM FRENCH
From one of the oldest firms in Baltimo,s-
Msssrs. Boggs, Cotman 4 Co.
Having employed Dr.. Stephen Baily, Surgeon
., nG nen 20 TOR me an
to my entire and in view Ofthe fact that
SIe mes, Of the Den
to perform the same work satisfactorily il gives me
great gleasure 20 express my entire confidence and
high estimation of his professional skill.
Baltimore, Jan. IL, 1857. Hartmann BOGGS.
Extract from note received from, the late Hon.
John M. Clayton.
U. y. Senate, Aug. 19. 1856.
The teeth you made for me work admirably; no
'"''S ''a'' % 0''''f' JOIN fMsr H. cIHIYroN.
To those seeking relief from the maadies of the
teeth, can cheerfuly recommend DIR. 8. Baily as q
superior dentist. He made o set of porcelain teeth
for of my family, and plugged several teeth for
myself, and the work has all stood we'll for moro
than ten ears. ROBERT +. NIXON =.
AprIll9, lass. Va. Cont. M. Z Church south,
We, the undersigned, having had occasion to avail
ourselves of the professional skill OF DR.. 8. Bslly
surgeon Dentist Of this city. having been oogni-
cant OF his operations tamies or friends tax
pleasure IN expressing admiration of his artistic
skill as well as the uniformly Satisfactory manner
In which he performs the most delicate and difficult
operations In Dental Surgery, and we respectfully
recommend him to the confidence and patronage of
the public, Of which We CONSIDER him eminently
worthy.
THOMAS U. WALTKR, Architect u. 8. CAPITOL
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. ID of Washington, d. C.,
b. 9. BoHRER, NJ. ID. of G GEORGETOWN, ID. c.,
~. 3. LINCOLN, M. D., of Washington, D. C.,
Jos H. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID G,
GEORGE WALTON, Ex Governor of Florida.
WALTER LRNOx. EX Mayor of Washington.
HENRY BALDWIN, U. 9. Patent Once
U: q. WIGHT, Principal Rirtenhouse Academy,
fah IF -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-25

10 melodeon has been stolen from Meth.
odist church in Utica
" Raleigh, North Carolina, was lighted
with gas for the FIRST time on Monday night lasr
III On Thursday of last week. LAKE. Mich
gan ieil, In few moments, two feet and half
III A large emigration from North Carolina
to the West Is now going on.
IL The royal families Of England, Francs
and Portugal are all expecting an increase this
year.
IL little rising two hundred and thirty
years ago, s4 purchased the entire city and
county Of New York Ivy 1"o
III The citizens OF Buffalo are to vote ON the
question OF an International bridge, on the third
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WEE, 1T The E COURSE OF HUMAN q!

WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, LADIES' and Gentlemen lose one Of their
greatest natural attractions-e fine head of hair-it
becomes matter of serious Importance, and the
question !. what shall We do to stop the hair from
falling on, and restore Its vigOr and beauty In re-
HAIR PR6M6TER And fMiPROVER. A few
remove dsndruf, keep the scalp clean and white,
and lmPart freshness and vigor to the hair and
continued use Of il two months will insure Won
uxurlant head Of hair. Call and get bottle, and il
and get the price paid.
Ask for Dr. Harris Hair Promoter and Improver
Sold In Richmond by w. PETERS,IN Drug
cist, corner Main and 18th, and Main and wall sts
ana ~ b washington city by 2. ID; GILMAN, Drus.
y. CLARK, Druggist, corner az street and Pa
avenue. Anil ~