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few weeks since, says the New Orleans
Crescent, we mentioned, as a singular crcum-
stance, the marriage Of q German widow in the
third district to her fifth husband-no one Of
the previous four having outlived his wedding o
year. Well, few days since, this fifth husband
took the yellow fever. He died, and on Friday
hn huriad
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From LONDON TO BURLINGTON IN TWO AND A
HALF HoURs.-We yesterday received London
dispatches of II at 81 o'clock Burlington
time. Probably this news would have arrived
several hours sooner, but for the fact that dis
patches for the press do not come until that
hour That will do however
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The EapREss EUGGNlr-DouBTs OF Hzn PA.
rrgs,rY.-Somo of the English newspapers are
discussing doubts which hang over the paternity
Of the French Empress Eugene. The Paris
Mopiteur Of the 4th OF June last, announced that
the Empress had attained her SD year on the
preceding day, and had received the congra1u-
ssions OF her friends on the occasion. Accord
ing 70 this Eugenie was born on the 30 OF June,
1896; but according to the undisputed testimony
of registers and other documentary evidence,
her father died October 80, 1928, from the o.
fscts of fall from his horse.
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VEGAS FiAtGnt SSVlEg Ftachine.
This is the most reliable Sewir Machine ever offered
in this market both in the quality Of work. its dura
bility and simplicity. Tie operation Of IT Is easier
learned than that of any other Machine while it works
with the finest silk the heaviest cloth or
leather, either of which it works in very superior
manner; making straight evenly laid seam much
finer IT, an ordinary hand work. while both sides of the
cloth are stitched alike 1t rarely gets out of working
order or requires repairing and simple that OPP
orator can perform all ordinary repairs it, until
worn out. With these advantages over other Ma
chimes feel confident Weeds Patent Sewing Ma
chimes will best meet the wants of Families all kinds
OF Manufacturing, Clothers, Tailors, Boot and Shoe
Makers, any others requiring seam liz their work
Harness and Saddle Manufacturers will fad this Ma
chine that will do their WORK in rapid and substantial
manner, and much nicer than the ordinary way.
Families who require much sewing will fad this Machine
peculiarly adapted to their wants, besides saving la
Dor euough in few months pay for it. Taiors will
find great saving by using this sewing Machine, be-
sides being always sure of a superior quality of work
that does not rip and that looks much nicer than hand
work. WHITNEY LYON, Proprietors,
345 Broadway, New York.
W. 7. BANNER, Agent in Burlington.
ORVILLE LEONARD, General Agent, 81 Cark-st.,
Chicago. aug9bp1m
~ 1t is evidence OF the sterling qualities Of
DIR. CHRISTIE's AGUE BALSAM that the Press, ey-
erywhere, have spoken in its favor. From the Iowa
Exchange extract the following:
I'm these dog-days when Agne and Fever is prevail
ing in city nd country pie asant to that
there Is remedy which always without leaving
any pains IN The bones or aching joints. We know
what we saying, for have tried It, The article al
luded to Is Christies Ague Balsam and is be had
the drug stores. There is no humbug about it."
Price III 90 per bottle, or & bottles for $500.
BoLLRs, SMITH Co., Wholesale Western Agents
Chicago.
For sale by Druggists and Agents everywhere.
august 2-1m
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EXTRAORDINARY OPERATION ON A DEAF AND
DUNn PzRsos.-We learn by our Cincinnati
exchanges that DR.. Won Mo-chzisksr, the emf
nens Oculist and Aurist, very successfully ops-
rated on person Of the name of Ridgway, .
cooper by trade, resident Of Ripley, Ohio, whe
had been deaf and dumb, but can now hear
well and is learning to speak. The Cincinnati
Enquirer saye:-"Dr. Won Ao-chzisker has, du
ring his last visit, and since his return, made
for himself . reputation which will abide ~
long a. memory lasts, and which will End Q
vide recognition in every community" Ths
New York Herald speaks Of this eminent Sur
geon in the highest praise. He will, after lsav'
Eng Cincinnati, visit St. Louis, and may shortly
| be expected In our city.
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ARE YOU sICK--or have you friends that sick9
Then read Dr. Easerys advertisement in another coll
of this paper and go to the agent this place and
obtain the medicines recommended for the Complaint
We allude Dr. Easterys Iodine and sarsaparilla Dr.
Carters Cough Balsam, DR.. Easery's Fever and Ague
Killer, DR.. Bakers Specific and D.. Hooper's Female
Cordial These medicines have been thoroughly tested
in the various forms Of disease for which they
commended, and can be confidently recommended as
the most eficacons remedies known. They are very
popular, and selling rapidly In nearly every city
ndtown in the United States To had of the Agent
Y. +. Gay, Druggist in Burlington. aug19dSw1y
eN Ladies, Read Ehis!-Dr. Hoopsr's Fe
nale Cordial is safe ard sure remedy for female
plants arising from debility, such as Irregularity
Suppression OF the Menses, Fluor, A3us Whites Bar
renness, Salow Complexion, Hesda he, Dizziness Weak
Nerves, Frightfu Dreams and all diseases caused by
Colds Checked Preparation Excess Over Excitement,
dc. Thousands Of females have bee cured by this Cor
DIAL after the prescriptions of their physicians have
failed and the diseases resisted ali other remedies
Price, One Dollar per bottle, six bottles for Five
Dollars.
For sale by DIR. EASTERLl, corner OF Third and
Chestnut streets, st. Louis, Mo-; by A. H0LTON
CO., QuIGLY BRO, and d. sIMA 4 CO., Alton ILL.,,
and Druggists generally.
For sale by l.. II. GAY, Burlington. augl1dSw1y
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GIDDISG1 DEFEArED.-The Republican Con-
gressional Convention, which assembled in the
Twentieth District, Ohio, last Wednesday, in.
stead Of nominating Hon. Joshua Giddings. the
present incumbent, who has held the seat for
years, nominated John Hutchins.
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! st. Louis, Saturday, Au,. 23.
/ The weather is cool and cloudy. Receipts o
most descriptions of Produce fair, and the mar
kes was reasonably active to day. Sack Flour
IS in request to fill orders. One or two heavy
sales OF city, in barrels. Good and prime whea,
is in better demand than yesterday. Oats and
| corn sold at lower figures than yesterday Bar.
| ley has advanced, but sales were made on pri-
vats terms.
Private dispatches received yesterday from
New Orleans, dated Aug. 26th, quotes superfine
Flour at S5a5,25, extra 1918, oats zoe, white
corn 623c, prime yellow 1925, prime Rye Soc.
Flour-l80 SKIS low grade sold at 81 so; 200
do superhne $40, 90 and 4So do city do 81, 40;
ESQ do fancy country $40; loo bbls superfine
4,50; 40 do country extra at 40; 200 do 800;
200 do do delivered $40; PTS do extra 5,75;
600 do city extra So; 1000 city super6ne pri-
vate.
Wheat-Sales Of 1000 SKIS poor to good fall at
IS to lose; l50 do poor fall 76c; ITO poor 7Sc;
Sc do old spring 81! &c; As do red fall CSC; $40
do fair fall l00c; S64 do do lo2tc; 80 do lo3c;
% do do lo4e; 1870 do good lose; Ill do do
LOG; 206 do do los; 33l do prime red and white
Hoe, 1856 do prime red ll25c; $40 do prime
red and white ll5c; 49, do private.
Corn-62 SKIS poor SIC; 26l do mixed white
5sc; 81 do 623c; $50 DO white 65c per bush.
Gats-5o0 SKIS in two lots and $500 do csc;
400 do in lots 66c, including SKIS; 235 SKIS csc
exclusive of SKIS.
Barley-Sales Of 4S4 SKIS. in three lots, on pri.
vate terms-understood to be an advance.
Rye-Sales of 81 SKIS poor at csc, including
sacks; SO do 62c, SKIS returned.
Bacon-l2 hhds Ribbed Sides sold in lots
At DC.
Lard--s bbls country a. SC; $50 kegs city
12c.
Pork-Sae of 1000 hams in bulk at &c per
Id.
Whisky-Sales embraced 500 bbls in lots at
234c.
Hay-Sales of 40 bales prime at s2.c; So and
40 do do S5c-an advance.
Onons-55 and l26 SKIS sold at zoe.
Gnseng-A small lot sold at ste. We quote
at 35a37:c.
Timothy Seed-Sae Of % SKIS at SAILS, in
GLIDING SKIS.
Cooperage-Sae of 600 -four bbls at &c.
Potatoes-20 bbls sold at 1870, an advance.
Mlddling-S Sale of 200 SKIS at 9Oc, including
sacks
Coiee--Sae of $50 SKIS fair at lltc per ID.
Feathers-Small sales at 45c.
ST. LOUIS CATTLE MARKET.
Baldpin's Yard, Broadtoay, 4ug. %, 1858.
Cattle-A few good cattle offering, with an
ample supply OF common and interior in mar
ket. Good cattle selling from 5a6 nett fair to
choice. Common and inferior from l.a2fc
gross.
Hogs-Market is well supplied, with rather
limited demand. Choice Hogs selling to butch.
ers from 4ta5c; slipping hogs selling from 5aa
Ate, with light demand.
Cows and Calyes--Vsry few choice offering,
with plenty poor stock. Choice selling from
s25as4o, inferior selling from Sl5aSSo.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

SATlONAL HOTEL.-C VI Founthroy & SS:
Ny; A C Graham and lady, do; J 81 Ewing Q:
ID Scruggs and lady, Tenn; Thos d avis and
lady, NY; p L b Henreze and lady, Va; r
yenkIns, NY; Miss Jenkins, do; Rush, La;
Rust, Cal; w Worthington, Md; A Brooke
do walsor, uses; A NJ Rutleop and lady
Tenn; Edward Tadd, NY; II Sullivan, sd;
w II Cults and lady, NY, Col McCurdy, Cal.
y Penneld, CT; Mrs Penheld, do; Mrs Bat.
cock, do; Master Penfeld, do: jos Johnso,. NY.
n Chase, d.; Mr. Mason, Va; J ID Burrs. Ny;
L Curtis, do; w Osdway, NH; Jno Mar,
snail, va; Davis, do; J l. Parker. do; G
baston, Nd; NJ Sanders, do; III 8 King and
lady, La; H Mason and ,miIy, do; B Blair
Conn; Casey, jr, Md IF Grun, NC; Sears,
Nv A 6o-ll, Pa w Redh-ld, Va; DIR A r
do; Ro Sei ~ -. AbPia,.9ng, USA; !W TODD,
iGm, do; H w Workman, Pa: F Pine, iiI;
Seagie' do N stayman and lady, Colombo
BROWNS HOTEL.-G A Parker, Pa: w A
~ Ewlng, o; McKeney, Va; DR. Crouss, Cans;
n. RoS sn.ag' s Nd q Jose and family, SIC
Ms Jo.hsn Va; Hon F.Ikner, do; s Gaze.
Mich; b Edwood. NY; ID NJ Gee and lady Va:
May and lady, Pa; Il Mccormick and lad '
thews. sc; c Mco-e, NY; JR spier, Ga; w
Belson, Pa; Hon Gernwell, Mass; P Wiles.
d.; sais,o~, RI: Fuimander, Pa; P
We Mi. Hodson, w Lyster, A Reih Opera
Coz o j Boyd, Va; Il Ridwell, do; III w Ca.
I'M wo,d, Pa; N Bother, Md A Hanford, do;
United STATES HOTEL-B CoIlsster.
Ma' w Sherman and LADY, Pa; AndeI son
and daughter, NY; Miss Sp.rry, do; M r AIler.
ky; J Jones, La; Mrs b Jones, do; Masier r,
Jones, do; Homes, sc; w Stevens. XIV. =
Ssuin, va; z hanford, NY r Moore Va; r
Thompson, o; j b Rawson Va; q H,,i,,n 40.
@ w Emore, NY; p Owens, do w j Mstip p.
Ssgler, Md; Hamilton and lady, Va: = Z,
Coiard, La; Mrs Collard, La; NJ Stern, Ny:
NJ wheelcck, do.
kIRKWOOD house, W Todd. Mrs r
ketd and children, Ark: A Reumont and Igdv
NY; Kurz, do; c Marsh, do; Hon c Al.
len, III; N Kelly, La; Mccoy, Pa; Libbev
hsss' B Inger, NY; n Hovner, Mass; T r.
w P.dgett, Md; r w Meade, DC; Ha ri.
40; sauter, Md; NJ w Burbridge Ala: # G
ssosoekoridge, Mel Snow, do; w KimbalI,
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Just received, from recent large auction sales at
the above line, whioh we are now prepared to Offer
Essan new sst lIs nes Vevs,
81 IS to sl,50. worth us and 81. 's'' -
and %d asT 81 Brussels 90 cents
Also. 10 bales extra heavy Three ply do, in Brus-
These. goods are warranted to weigh 2H lbs to the
yard. they are all In new designs, never before
offered in this market.
Extra heavy double Inc rain. in entirely new de
signs, and VIII wear as long as most Three phys now
sod as such. which we can sell from 80 to SIX cts.
and "a to oos se
brares, dining looms, and basement rooms, very
IN new stJ les of figures and colofs These are rare
goods, 8nd well worthy ofattention.
Also a large lotofth cheapest and best Felt
;, DTusgets BY the yard and in medallons and Dor
Elegant Velvet. Chenille, and Tufted Rugs. all
COCOA, Jnte' Manila. Adelaide and Velvet poo,
Mats. For outdoors. ves;ibules and parors this
assortment OF mas is the most extensive, superior
ana the- most reasonaOe In price we have ever
Also, one bale Skin Mats. in assorted coiors and
and are entirely Fee from sms sns
very cheap some ofthem eel snty FIRING ed it'll
:, IN OUR LINEN ROOM. sAmE FLOOR
May be found the best heaviest, finest aud cheape
sssottInen, OF Bed CHh and Cradle Blankets TO lie
AI.a. Msrssilies, Dim,ty, Ailendsle. Alhambra,
Also, a lot of well quilted Comforts ma lie In the
hest nlsdder cOlored prints.
- New style Embroidered Cloth Piano and Table
Covers.
New Sly Embossed Damask Wina Cloths.
Do. Cropley's Velvet Table Covers, very
gore eoGs Gli cheap.
Also. one ease new style Gilt Window Shades.
WIZ hxtpres complete. These are wonderfully
our stock Of all kinds Table and Toilet I.,nens
and Cottons will be found the most complete in all
departments m this city.
AZ we devote cur whole time and attention to the
bny ing and selling Of Furniture Dry Goods excu
slvely 1t Is but reasonable to suppose that should
be Just SO.
Economical housek eepers snd those who want
excluslve!y select and nice things should call and
oases.
no S-eOSt CIA6ETT Il DODSON
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u The prettiest lining for bonnet Is a smlls
ing face.
u The amount of specie now In the banks of
Boston Ii very large, reaching 90, i37 600.
III Fighting cocks from Fayal are among the
late imports into New Bedford
o. The Big Sandy (Ky.) railroad has been
sold at auction to J. Glover for SO 900.
III David Leech. for many years connected
with the transportation line on the Pennsylvania
pubic works, died lately In that State
III Walter r Sayre a respectabIe citizen of
Elfzabeth, N j. committed suicide on Tuesday,
on account OF reverses IN business.
" sudden rise In the Alabama river has
torcsd steamboat captains to pay sS5 per month
IL Rev F. N Ewing. pastor Of the Pre.bv
terrain church in Bloomington III , has recentiy
Inherited a fortune OF 500 600
u As many SIX railroad bills have been
Introduced into the Georgia Legislature, asking
u Miss Julia Parker, Of New Britain. Ct
ieehng melancholy, on Thursday last. drowned
herseif In water only fifteen inches deep
" Lake Erie schooner, I27 feet long IL fee
from Quebec.
ID Mr. Gabriel Cray, of Giles county. Va.
Formerly of Culpeper, he's been appointed to a
rfofessorship in Chenille College, Ala.
W sweet Morse-els "sums set opposite our
names" nv the European powers-for the benefit
OF the inventor Of the Electric telegraph
u It's said that seventy or eighty children
are born every minute. Foundlings are then.
we suppose, "minute guns at sea ~
u discharge Of forty-eight ship carpenter.
and sIxty-four laborers and bolt dives tooI
place at the Gosport navy-yard on Monday,
u Effects of the cold weather ont we,,
FoIiytnree marriage licenses were granted by the
clerk OF the Cincinnati probate court last week
u Frank Hill, clerk in the Little RocL
lhtk post ONCE, has been sentenced to hard Ia
hor In the State penitentary for six wears for rob
bling the nails. -'' '0o
W Inc citizeps Of Harrodsbure, XIV, are en-
oeavoring TO rise money to purchase the militia
AsyLum .-om the Government, and rs-conyert
~ INTO ar'atering place.
" The wife of Mr. John Crosby. of ,yoad.
1osu county, Nv, eloPed last week with young
man OF 20, taking with her four children. the
youngest only three weeks old
" The prize money to be paid To the militia.
living In India says the Glasgow Herald } is
t70,OOO. " 1 W eAoeeo
u Among the orders allowed az a late term
OF the Clrcnit Court, of Evansville Indiana. was
"ne OF $40, for washing ard pertaining one
francis. the Boston millionaire have presentsd
o. utnam, of Roxbury, and Dr. Ganaett of
o"t ton, each with u check for s $50
-, ..- Miss Susan NJ Ray Is suing Ben. II. Gov.
ns.on, OF the bowling Green, Ky, for s2O, goo
very wealthy and respectable
W letter from Macon mentions that the
estate CT Milly, belonging to NJ de Lamartine
mas Deen sold to landed proprietor at Bordeaux
c,R lady was detec@d, few days since, in
Cineinna.i, Ohio, in pocketing a package Of
stoyes In store. When charged with the theft
sne buFsi Into tears and rendered $40 bill in
Payment The merchant took bat So and gave
the $50 bill was found to he = counterfeit upSan,
eS the pheelinks," OF that storekeeper
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purpose OF Visiting his friends, will sell from this
Goods much less than cost in order to rsdnce the
stock as low as possible before his departure. On
atoo Iet o5 ne wishes e 9Psp with an entire new
Eastern markets expressly for the trade Of Wash.
inston; The following named goods are marked
French pattern Bonnets, all styles and oslors,
S ss R .ad wslyst Sioaks al kinds
Embroidered Cloaks and Dresses, for infants, less
Infants MeIino and Satin Hoods, f,, per osn. less
Under Skirts. Hoop Skirts, three kinds.
Ruches. Mf Moss R HUnns. 'e'Vs1s' all oolors'
Many Kids Of wOrstsd Goods. a, Fifty per cent less
Crochet Fringes. all styles and qualities,
sreas variety OF Cloak and Dress Frinses and
Gupufe button Trimming,
SSn uIP Lace. IN all styles and widths.
veiver. Satin LustTins, and Bonnie. Ribands, In
VI, great variety,
.SeP Of Cnars ssins
and Cape. TO! ladies'; misses, and boys
and fs sx.s Sets
Dmity and Cambria Bands,
s xvi, R and Csm6 nS Edsnss and Inser.nss
ysTy 6ns assortn emit of French and Blonde Laoes
Imitation Gulpure l.aoes,
E Ssbs. sad bss s.. s sSss ssss
Lace Wells. In al qualities,
Love and Grape Wells,
Elastic Kibands, Embroidered Night Caps,
English and Italian t'rapes, Cords and Tassels,
Sleeve and ClIak Tasses, all oolors. Dress But
tons.
4 splendid assortment Of French Flowers,
Beautiful Gathers. in black, w'ite and colors,
Chenilles, Ball Chenilles for head dresses,
Back Velvet Ribands, all widths, ofthe very best
makes,
Fine and stylish Head dresses,
Silk Mits. Kid Gloves.
And all other kinds of goods usually kept in we'll
regu ated millinery and trimming store.
3DT- The ladies' OF Washington and surrounding
country will please bear in mind that the above ad
vertlsement is put forth in good faith, as am de-
termned to sell my goods at greatly reduced prices
Dressmaking continued as heretofore, and fininRs
and patterns cut at moderate prices aid all orders
for Bonnets, &c, will be filed at proportonaby low
prices.
p 9. All sales at reduced prices will be for cash
only. NJ. WILLIAM
no S-e02m 50 Centre Market Space.
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DR. STEPHEN BAiLY,
OEFICR l98 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Three doors from lltA street.

DR.. BAlLY hegs leave to inform the public that
experenoe Of teen Years YEAR prac ~ :nss
the large number of patients, and great variety of
enable him to surinount any difficulty, Scientific or
otherwise, relating to the Teeth. His own experi-
and especa brs aari. sna
r.. farmly, mas ed him. long since, to discard AL
Enames. Gutta PeToha India Rubber and Clements U H
ior the construction Of ContinuouS Gum Teeth. and
int PoIcssn mounted on Gold Psts is the only
vas most O. nolusively shown by the last American
Although he fatters himself from his long resi-
dence and practice in Washington he is favorably
known to his npmerou. friends and patrons he 6eEs
leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS.
FSom the late Rector of the Ckarch of Epiphany,
cffhis city:
press my esteem Ter you personally, and my conf
dence In you as superior dentist. The operations
! S the
friends and the public that your skill SO well de-
's Wilmington Au. a s. s ser' 'jrW FRENCH
From one OF the oldest firms in Baltimo,s-
Msss,s. Boggs, Cotman + Co.
Having employed DIR. Stephen Baily, Surgeon
Dentist, OF Washington city, to execute for me an
to my entire satisfaction and view of the fact that
one Of the most distinguished members of the Dem
to perform the same work satisfactorily gives me
great pleasure to express my entire confidence and
high estimation Of his professional skill.
Baltimore, Jan. IL, 1857. Hartmann BOGGS.
Extract from note Yeeefced from the Iats Hon
John M. Clayton.
/ u. &. Senate, huE. 19. 1856.
The teeth you made for me work admirably no.
'n0s 000' De DETER JOIN II. GI2IYroN.
To those seeking relief from the malades of the
teeth, can cheeriully recommend DIR. 3. Baiy ss
superior dentist He made set of porcelain teet
for OF my family, and plugged several teeth for
myself. and the work he's all stood well for more
than ten years. ROBERT T. NIXON,
AprIll9, 1856. Va. Conf. II. T. Church South
We. the undersigned, having had occasion avail
ourselves of tins professional skill OF DR.. 3. Baly
surgeon Dentist of this city. or having been cogni-
1ant of his operations our families or friends
pleasure IN expressing our admiration of his artistic
skill, well as the uniformly satisfactory manner
In which he performs the most delicate and dicu 10
operations In Dental Surgery, and we respectfully
recommend him to the confidence and patronage Of
the pubic, OF which we consider him eminently
worthy.
THOMAS MILLER, III. j. of Washington, ID, G.,
b. Z. BoHRKR, NJ. ID. of GEORGETOWN, ID. G.
N. 5. LINCOLN, nj. D., of Washington, ID. G..
Jos II. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID. G.
GEORGE WALTON, Ex Gov ernor of F lorda.
WALTER LsNoI, Ex- Mayor of Washington.
HENRY BALDWIN, u. 8. Patent Once,
o. y. WIGHT, Principal Rittenhouse Academy.
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WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
wv eyerts, Ladies and Gnnflema lnaA ona off th al

WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, Ladies and 6 Gentlemen lose one of their
greatest natural attractions-a fine head of har-t
becomes 3 matter of serious Importance, and the
question Is what shsll we do to stop the hair from
FAILING OF, and restore Its viEor and beauty In
HAIR PROMOTER AND IMPROVER. A few
applications will stop tho hair falling or breaking,
ana inpart freshness and visor to the hair; and
although you may have been bald twenty ears, the
continued uee of it two mCnths will insure you
luxurant head Of hair. Call and get bottle, and if
not GatIafed, after the second APPLICATION return it
and get the prco paid.
Ask for DR.. Harrs' Hair Promoter and Improver.
Sold IN RICHMOND By w. PETERSnN, Drug
and ID Washington oity BY Y. ID. GILMAN, Drug.
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November,

A SINGULAR CAss OF BIGAMy-In the Police
Court this afternoon, says the Boston Transcript,
18th, co!ored man, named Lewis Howard, was
charged with having two wives, one of whom he
married while hs was a slave-she being white
In Boston.
The counsel for defence Robert Morris, Esq }
drgred that there was legally but one marriage.
as slaves were not allowed 10 make contracts Of
any kind without the written consent of their
masters; but Justice Maine, reversing the status
OF the bred Scott decision, thought that "white
women had some rights which colored men were
bound TO respect" and held the defendant In
S6Q0 for trial.