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NJ TEETH.
~ M l.. LOOMS. n: D., ths nysnto. and pstentes
DR. sTEPHEN BAILY,
OFFICE l98 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
IAses doors from lItk street,

Dr. BAILY bees leave to inform the public that
he be- can an Be :sSn at 81 hours a. his ofoe
experience OF hiteen years' praet,s 8, with
a S ss s., y.y
ana to Ts.ss III oas
bl
r. Parmly, has led him. long since, to discard all
En.%ss. PsfoSs india RubSsf s and cem emo
relabe substance that can be worn In the mouth N
vas most oanclusively shown By the last American
Altbough he aatters himself from his long resi-
asnSe and p, practice in Warrington he is fayoraby
leave to refer them to the following '''A nc ''s'
v,.u q. ,,,. ITE les; aY,pIA
cftAis city:
Oh. STEPHEN BAILI: Dear Sir-I desire to az
press my ssteem for you personally, and my oonh-
sIscuted for me have been hishi; :.tisfsctoTy.
hope that yon may receive the PATRONAGE from my
.f enas and the PUBLIC that your skill SO well de-
Washington. Aug. 3. lass. ' w. FRENCH.
From one Of tbs oldest firms in Baltfnnors-
Having employed DR.. Stephen Bsily, Surgeon
ns
to entire satisfaction, and view of fact that
q sse1 q tIs sa
to perform the same work satisfactorily il gives me
Bssmo4s. JAM 81 HHRMANN Boees
Extract from sots recessed from the late Hos
Johs M. Clayton.
u. 9. Senate, Aug. IL. 1856.
Tho teeth you made for me work admirably no.
'n'0' could DO 0''''r' JOIN MI n. dIRfroN.
To those seeking relief from the maladies of tho
teeth, can cheerfully recommend DIR. 8. Baily as
superior dentist. He made set of porcelain teeth
for one OF my family and plugged several teeth for
myself, and the work has all stood well for more
than ten years. ROBERT T. NIXON,
Apnll9, lG56. Va. Conf M. E Church South.
We, the undersigned. having had occasion to avail
ourselves OF tho professional skill OF DR.. 3. Bally
surgeon Dentist Of this city. having been cogni-
can't OF his operations our families or friends take
pleasure In pressing admiration of his artistic
skill, well al the uniformly satisfactory manner
In which he performs the most delicate and diff t
operations In Dental Surgery, and res Dectfully
recommend him to the confidence and patronage Of
the pubic, OF which We consider him eminently
worthy.
THOMAS MILLKR, M. ID. of Washington, %. G..
p. 9. BoHRRR, ID: OfGeorgetown, ID. G..
N. 9. LINCOLN, Nj. D.. of Washington, D. G.,
Jos H. BRADLEY, Of Washington, ID. c.
GEORGE WALTON, Ex Governor of Florida.
WALTIR LHNOx. EX-Mayor of Waahington.
HENRY BALDWIN, u. 8. Patent Ofhoe,
PC: WIsHT. Principal Rittenhouse Academy.
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EVENING STAR.
TINE SHADOW OF DEATH.

l-r.-- the SHADOW OF DEATH.
How ON the day look sisd with ell its thinning
To the - % grown DIM with tear!
nov can the soul give up, without repining.
ID Ans ksfnereo hopes Of years. 30
Through the long hours our sorrow walks bssids
,,,,-Ls And never lets us 20; -.-r qs
"nsrs y ~ ih q secret shade in which to hide NJ,
While easy life rosrs on With din and hustle,
We all the autumn day
Assp msSnE sill how light the eead leaves rustic
ABOVE the cnernshed clay. -l..
And When the night counts DER her starry number,
i. sleep visits not the door;
Wsvtks 70 think Of o. es sea cd fast With slumbsr
Hi night shall be no more. , =
OF voices that We now hear but in rse,llsction
Lips once 30 warm With love,
b Hsn tnSt until me morn OF resurrection
Nor speech nor sound may move,
Thss the low ssnss cinss With its constant weep
~o,, ciins. eager in it. pain.
70 tne iox POT where Its beloved lies slseping,
Bat When the soul ean break the heavy fettsr
rbat bipds 1t to the earth,
" uews with faith Triumphant, vision better
HE country Of its birth.
In that bright realm. baptized wi n life immortal,
Inc absent ones appear:
fhsr songs fhint echoed from the heavenly portal,
hAd dream We what We hear.
Prom day to day the hight of heaven is ossrsr.
AND hope more patient grows.
.a1's-I Unto The journeys close;
Unto shs s home vhsrs loving waits to greet us.
v shaA re, wondering, as ITS siores meet vs.,
.T Feel ourselves strangers there?
boston Recorder.
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W Snow 10 two feet deep on the mountains,
above Saratoga.
u verdict Of SIC damages, for the loss OF
- eggs, has been given in Hartford.
Ut Williams College has DO students, OF
whom 40 are Seniors.
O In the City Of Milwaukee there are 10 600
children who are constant attendants at school.
1O Rochester papers acknowledge the receipt
OF specimens Of cotton peanuts, grown In the vi
einity Of that city.
10 The report Of q billiard match between
Phelan, Of New York, and John Seereiter, of De-
troit, Is unfounded.
ID Mr., Samuel Lawrence, the noted ex agent
Of the Bay State Mills, returned from Europe in
the steamer Indian Queen, last month, and has
taken up his residence in Baltimore
10 From the first discovery Of the gold fields
In Victoria up to the end Of last year. the Govern
ment escorts had brought down to Melbourne
n,4S7,t72 ounces Of gold, the value Of which is
sstimsted al EI5 500 OOO
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Travelen' Directory.
DlREof 1T26S E EftfHFfkxSKEYPg or..u
... :" u - It,
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWRST.
&49 81
Travelers' Director,
FALL ARRANGEMENTS.

FALL ARRAN6EMkNrs.
TWO THROUGH. TRAINS ARE NOW RUN
FROM WiSHfSST1toI FoR fHE WEST,
Isl. MAIL TRAIN \ s .s,,ss q ,s . m, ,s.nd.y
ton. Tor lie @sst and cSsesso ~ WASHINGTON Juno
cacTss6 G eXfSfREssA d6N nj h9ISs AND
Warrington At 50 ,. m. rsschins clncinnat at ,.
g. maxi day, and connecting directly with Ex prses
Traan for Loulsyle, Cairo and the Southwest, and
for 90. Ions, ksns.s, &c; Time, from Wash.nston
TO view n: 6rsod MounSsin sosnsry q me Roa1
IN daylight, take either the 7<5 q. m. or so y m.
western V,reini. kosS tax. he s. > M. Fan. For
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad take the sAme.
teri, and every other possible isciits vii be found
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main Stem Of the
BatlmoIe and Ohio Railroad viii leave WashinG-
For ali points between Washington Junction and
For eli Stations between Piedmont and Wbeeinr
snek Tnin tais the aO >. m. Tnia.
FOR AND THE EAST.
Leave Washington for Baltimore st IS and 7.s5
Q. m, and $50 and IS ,. m. On Sunday 81 % D. m.
Leave Baltimore at 80 and $50 O. m. and $50 ana
$50 p. IN. On Sunday st 50 o m. only
The 745 and AS trains only will stop at way sta
tons and for Annapolis connections.
The ! IS m. and $50 ,. m; are the chief oonpeot-
,. m. traIns for the east.
and Ohio Rsilrosd Ticfet oSkce, Washlnfton.
I. h PMARssossSs', HH{Sfnt'
oo< Master of Transportation, Baltimore.
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WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, Ladies' and Gentlemen lose one of n sir

creates. natural attrsotions-a fne head Of hair-it
question is what shall we do to stop the hair from
falling of, and rertore Its vigor and beauty In re-
HAIR fMPR5HEk sey
Applications will stop the hair falling or breaking,
remove dRndrud, keep tho scalp clean and white,
and impart freshness and viEor to the hair; and
although you may have been bald twenty Year,, the
continued use of it two months will insure you
luxuriant head Of hair. Call and get bottle and if
not satisfied, sftor tho second application, return il
Ask for Dr. Harris Hair Promoter and Improver.
Sold IN RICHMOND by w: PETERS, Drug
and IN Washington city By z. d. GILMAN, Drug.
gst, Browns Hotel Building, Pa. avenue, and D..
B. CLARK, Druggist, corner ~ street and Pa.
evonuo. ap1 1y
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AY ER'S
- CHERRY PICTORIAL.
FoR THE RAPID CuRR OF
COLDS, COUGHS. AND
HOARSENESS.

Through trial of many years, and through every
nation Of civilized men, AYERS CHERRY Pee
T0RAL has been found to afford more reiefand to
remedy known to mankind. Cases Of sp parentIy set
tied consumption have been cured BY it, and thous-
ands Of sufferers who were deemed hey ond the reach
usefulness, to sound health and the enjoy Of
life, BY this all powerful anidote to diseases of the
lungs and throat. Here Q cold had settled on the
lungs. The dry hacking cough. the CLASSY eye, and
and strong, whisper to ell but him CoNsuNPrIoN.
He tries everyth but the disease il snawing at
more over all his frame. He 10 taking the CHER
made his breathins essy; his sleep sound st
his appetite returns and with IT his strength. The
dart which pierced his side 10 broken. Scarcely any
neghborhood can be found which no. not some Inv
which have won for the Cherry Pectoral i'm
perishabe renovn. But Its usefulness does not end
here Nay, il acoOmplishes more BY prevention than
cures are the seed which would have rpened into q
dreadful harvest of incurabe diseases. Influenza,
Group, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Pleurisy, Whoop-
mg Cough. and all limitations Of the throat and iupIs
taken in season. Every family should have il By
them, and they will find il invaluable protection
from the insiduors provler which carres of the
parent sheep from many . dock and the darling lamb
Authenticated evidence of these fAots, with dreo-
lions for the treat ment OF each complaint, may be
found in Ayers ,Amsricsp Almanac, Of which We
publish three milhons and scatter them broadcast
may have before them the information IL contains.
nruEs,stS and dssjers In medicine generally have
them for distribution gratis and ALSO for sale these
ssd y Rf a
Sod b.. 2. b. GILMAN, Warrington. and by n.
COOK. Alsxandria. and BY al dealers svsryvhere.
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CHARLEs N. KUGLER,

CHARLES N. KUGLER,
" No. 5is Pa. arease, beticsen "a asd Sd SIS
=, Win furnish and send ICECRAM in any p.rt OF
tne city % Sl0 per falon; 20 cents Quart. Fairs
Festivals, Balls and Parties Tell kinds furnished on
the most reasonable terms. - =
oc Sm C. N Kuoxur-
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n THE GREAT WONDER
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIV

Says the st. Louis (Mo) Democrat: Below We
publish q letter to Dr. Wood, of this city, from
gentleman II Maine, which speaks glowingly 4 the
superior merits OF his hair tonic Such evidence
must have Its effect, when coming from a reliable
source III certificates are GU arsltees of truth the
Dr. needs no encomiums, nor useless pufrery from
the press: ~
BATE, Maine January 10 lisa
rkcHEssoR o. j. WOOD Co.:Gent.ersu Having n, Al
tentou called few months since highly
effects of Hair Restorative induced 10 make an
icAton OF IL hair which had become anita
gray probably oTethird whits Whskers were OF
character Some three monthe ursd bottle 81
your Hair Restorative and used soon found a. " "a
proving what had wished used II about twice week
have since procured smother bottle which have n,ed
some can certify the that the gray on vbt.
hair has totally disappeared both face and
my har has resumed its natural color aud believe more
son and glossy than has been before years
am now sixty years old; good wife age Of nifty
two, has used 10 with effect.
The above notice deem ron yopr yslu.bls
eoyery am assured that whoever will rightly USE per
directions, VIII not have occasion contradict state
ments citizen kIs city and resident here for ths
last hften years and known nearly every ONE he
ana adjacent towns Any you may OF the sbo va
with name attached IL your service wish TO
serve TIE beauties OF nature In others myself
yours A. q. RAYMOND.
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su 0-SIr
PRorEcfEEb s. So1., L:Ass. : 'p,s.us Of

England, and secured By the Seals Of The EooIe Dc
Phafmacie do Psrnand the Imperial College ofMed-
AVIATION, spermatorrhGa, and Exhaustion Of the
System. Trieeemar No. eneotuallY, IN the short
Space of three days. completely and entirely eradi
e.tes eli traces ofthoee Disorder. which eopsva and
clbebs have long been thought antidots for, 70
the Of the health Of vast portion Of the popu
ation; Tnesemar No: - the great Contansnta
nately, the Engish ply sioian treats With mercury
TO the inevitable destructon Of the patients oonsti
tuition, and which all the sar1aperflla the world
cannot remove. Tresemar Nos. La, and are alike
devoid Of taste smell, and ofall nauseatlng suah
ties. They may lie the toilet table without theiy
use being suspeeted Sold in tim ctsss and DIVIDED
leman, Roux, Ricord. TO-, 30. Pnce es each,
Or four cases IN one for %, which saves o; and In
Sold BY DR.. n. A. BARROW, No. 10 Prince st.,s
few blocks vest Of Broadway. New York: Imme
dately on reoelR Of the amount Dr. b. will forward
the % Gases Of Tresemar, and the large sises, on.
rage paid thus lnsurlng genuine European DreDara-
tons. The IS cases also SENT but not free Of car
rage. Censnlt.tons q usual, from II 9: m. till
P m. and from till ,. m, at No. lH Prince St, o
few BLOCKS west Of Broadway. fe1J
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I ARiES, TUCK and al sorts Of CO1V.s :.
- 6tbbS Ha,r Store, near 18th street. - bs az
ea,a Rssn. under WilIarl' RStsl. - c g his
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= 10. 81 e AZ .ssss.ss ) .nS sss =. 4
H. We ssna the Bssr nee Of cost - my Isrt o.
10 q . IN o.F.&w. eEREcKR
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UPIN's EXTRACTS, ell odors, st 6IBBs's
koOUo. Un10 Wl6Arde' Hetols tAeeU
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ication OF this notice for six weeks AZ pication
W. pc ,,aae 70 me CommlssiQnar of Pensions for
rnder act Of February llth l847. ,ssued to Oscaf
~; Srown; iste Sergeant In Capt. Korponsy' .
Rails Regiment of Missouri Mounted Voiuntsars
IN ne war with Mexico, the same having been lost,
d. 1858. - = ~ " 01sus'' a.
90 is-iavsv- OSCAR M. BROWN
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&C 9-lawt26noy
ROLLERS FOR The UNITED STATES
THE U. e. NAVY YARD, BROOKLYN.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,

BUREAU OF CONsTErcrIoN, EQUIPMENT, AND}
SEALED PRoposIT.oXs will be received ct thi q
Bureau until the sth December next for two tnbu
Jacinto. to be delivered on The wharf, under the
shsers, or on board the vessel, at the navy yard
The boilers to Be made ohs ees oasroos bloom
boiler plates; tube sheets to be 4 and min
ses is
of an inch In thickness.
AIiths external parts to be double rvetted, and
so no screw stays to be used in the water bot
The crown and sides Of shells to be stifsned by +
The boil: vi be ttwenty one 30 feet three
tS inches front, by abOpt ten 0) six go inches dee
be furnis he'd with the necessary man and hand hole
Plates furnace Hue and damper doors; lugs for crate
bearers, and for occurring boilers to the sp aud to
be tested when finished at hydrostatlo pressure of
The tnbes ? be furnished BY the Department and
to be set BY the contractor, he DeparmeLt being
lect and the contractor for all condemned from bad
W." Th nn nrina ~ ',,e-:,,
OF the tubes Cast iron will only be used for furnace
doors and mouptlngs, man hole, and man and hand
The whole to be done In the bsst Manner and to
DC SUBJECT TO the inspection and approval of such
have the rsh reject any part the Work H1H in AMY
stage OF progress
ufacturins estabis hments who int end bidding on
application to the Bureau of Constructions. 10.
mated When the boilers lie ar. ha
the REMAINDER When they have been tested satisfao
Bidders will be particular in stating the price and
me time WITHIN which they propose to complete and
This propositions must be endorsed 81 itions
fot Boliers, that they may be distinguish from
The oasr. as required BY Law, must be accompanied
Form Of Ofsr.
agree to furnish and deliver for the steaner San
ysolno two tubular boilers In COZ trinity with the
OF the 9Th of November, 1888, at the rate of -
Should lid my 1Su Offer be accepted. rsou.s. to be ad
dressed at -, ard the contract sent to the Navy
tikcate. W.
Date.
(Slgnature) A. B.
Form Of Gxarastss.
-, and 80, OF -. in the State enc Of ff'. ~ .,
hereby guaranty that 10 case Of the foregoing bid Of
oepted they will. within ten days after the re-
oeipt OF the contract at the post sfice named, or
Navy Agent DESIGNATED, ex ecute the contract for
the ssme with good and sufficient sureties; and in
aforesaid, we guaranty to make good the differences
between the offer OF the said - and that which
may be accep'ed.
(signatures of the two suarantors)
Date. G.R.
Witness. D'E'
h reby certify that the above named - are
knoyn 70 me as men OF property. and able to make
Date. r. r.
To be signed by the u. g. District Judre. II. g
Distlct Attorney, Collector, or Navy Agent.
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United STATES PATENT OFFICE,

~ WARRINGTON Nov !. 1853.
On the petition Of Cyrus III. Mccormick, of Chi
caEo. Illinois, praying for the extension of patent
granted to HIM on the Sst Of January 1875 for an I'M
Provemsnt in "reepinG uaohlnss," for seven years
rom the 81 ptad!on o. sa,a patent. which takes
1t Is ordered that the said petition bs heard at the
Patent Once on Monday, the 10th Of January next at
l2 ocrk M; and all persons are note to appear and
show cause, if any they have, why said petition
ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to file
in the Patent Once their objections, specially set
forth in writing, at least twenty days before the day
of hearing; all testimony filed by either party to be
used at the said hearing must be taken and transmit
ted accordance with the rules Of the Once Wbicb
will be furnished on application.
The testimony In the case will be closed on the 9Th
OF December dispositions and other papers relied
upon a. Testimony must be fled in the Office on or
before the morning of that day; the arguments If any,
within ten days thereafter. =. = -
Ordered, also that this notice be published in the
unon Washlngton. ID. c.. and the DAILY Herald,
Chicago, ILL.,. once . week for three successive
weeks previous to the 10th of ysnusy next the day
OF hearing. JOSEPH HOLT,
Commissioner Of Patents.
p. g. Editors Of the above papers VIII please copy,
and send their bills to the Patent Ofoe, with paper
CONTAINING this notios no S-lavSv
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w AsHIN6ToN AND A EXAM ID z A.
a Boat Every Hour from Each Place.

The Washington and Alexandrls Steamboats, vii
hereafter run Iegusry from the foot
OF It'll street, Washington and King 70
street. Alexandra, every hour
eeeh pace, from = q. m: 70 N .. m a. follow;
From Washing ton-Steamer gro. PAGf-et
81, 3, ana III Q. m, I, 5, 5, and ~ p.
From NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THOMAS COLL
From Alexandra-Steamer GEO. PAGR-At
81; 9, oa. M, II m .2a, g. AID p
HER-at 81, 9. ~ q. m, I. 5, and .. M. except
TUESDAY and FRIDAY mornings, when the Collyer
heretofore, and omit her trips betveO w sshInGton
and AIexandria from ga. m. 10 p. m. only.
The -, 6x O. m. and "a p. m. boats from Alexan-
drla connect with THE trans Of the Baltimore and
OHIO Railroad for the North and West.
The 60 9. m. and "a .. m. boats from Washington
connect with the trains of the o. ange and Atxan-
dris Railroad for the South and Southwest. se y
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COL NJ A ARKET IT. -
Just arrived and fQr sale. another invo,os OF thai
cure CIDER VINEGAR also, 10 arrive in ~ ~
egsG 100 barrels prime Apples; 500 bushels White
Mercer and Carter Potatoes; 10 bbs. No. Crsnker-
Salt Fish, Maokerel. 30. no s-aVSV
HARRIS AND MELODEONS for rent at
IL nos JOHN +. ELLIS'S,
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Il the Orange and Alex W
and, ,ndri. Rsilrosd, BY leaving - q
the alexandria and Washington Railroad, eth at
ana Louisiana avenue, will be called for and ooa
break last can be obtained. This line Games TIE
Y. ;. Mail for the D. Il A. X. X. Passenfers will
nnd IL Tree from the annoy of wagons and horses
that 10 met with on the boat. Ii 10 the most expe
dtlous. and, In many instances the most eccnoTnI-
Baltimore. ~ A'O'"
MICS. isst ~
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Medicines.
THK BEST COUGH sYRUP IN THE
49, WORLD.
n s:ii S2SsH iHkHEss !: I sSsr

nounced by medicni mon, and those Who have ed
u, to BE- the best PREPARATION Tor Cesgks, Coids,
Ca.asrh, BroaeAttis. Hoarsss<ss, Sore TAreet
from Geld, ana preventive Of that lion Of dis
ooses, CoassnIpfSoa.
Persons Who sing should use it, IL 10 pleasant TO
the taste, sofens clears and strengthens the voice.
sllays al irritation Of the throat and lungs, and pre-
vents takinG cold.
M Bottles Is and 50 cents and q. Sold By oil
pruEEists in Washington, GeorEetevn and Alexan-
dria. oc Tiff
.CORDON'S ASIATIC MIXTURE-A safe
Fink Dy sentery, Diarrhes, and all affections Of the
Bowels, and for Summer Complaint Of Chifdren.
cure an infant moath old. The subscriber has
used it in his family for more than ten YEAR,, and
csss in every case. He is now induced by gentle
men this CITY, that have tested its virtue, TO paoe
IL in the different Drug Stores in Washington for
- ]. n. GORDON,
aus o-sm No. s25 Pa. av.. Washington, d. G.
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WOODS HAIR RESTORArJYE.

JAnua a. le5e.
PROFESSOR WoeD-Desr Sir: Having Lsd 70
lose lie best POI ton Of hair the yellow
lever In New Orleans in 1854 make trial
OF your preparation, and found t the very
thing needed. Ny hair IL thick ana glossy and no
words can express obligations you giving 20 the
ameted tuch treasure FINLEY JOHNSON.
The undsrsgned Rev X. Bragg mIaister IN regular
Standing and pastor OF the Orthodox Church Brookfs
Mass DE gentleman Of great influence universally
oeiovso WIN. DYgk.
BRooKyIKLD, January L. lsSe.
Professor WooD-Dear Sir: Having sds . trial your
Halt Restorative gives pleasure say It's effect
mas been excellent In removing dxndruo
constant tendency TO itching with which hay, been
troubled from chtldhood; m hair
which becoming gray original color have used
no other article with anything like the pleasure or
profit Yours truly, T. RPIaa
The Restorative is put mp in bottles offs 1ses.
VIZ: Large. medium. and small the small holds J
PINT, And retslls for 81 per bottle the medium
holdse least twenty per cent more in Proportion
tha1 the small retais for 90 per bottle the srre
retail; for "a 90 $500. -A1
W. I; WOOD CO, Proprietors. so Broadway
hshHent, and ia Market st.. st. Louis, Mo.
nAha soid oy al good Druggists and Fancy Goods
OS09Bs An Ia
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THE PACIFIC HAIL STEAMSHIP com

One OF the Steamships Of this Company c.rr,,n,
me Un5teo STATES MaIl for ACAPUEU AeS~s
CALIFORNIA and OR ECON leaves <E362H
dnham1 Twice each month. on the arrival
OF the united states Mail So. Companv's .te,me,.
Which leave New Orleans and New Work resnlsIi,,
on the 5th and 10th of each month with the mails
ROADS. " N-'AsuA NALL
These steamships have been inspectes and .,
p.oyea ey the Navy Department, and guaranty sped
The Panama Railroad t<7 mile. lo,s) is now COM
S ntnm oc an TO ocear, and 10 crossed an or 4
n1ar, The baggage of passengers In ehecked IN
Nss nS.k thEoeg 90 San Francisco, and srs
1e emoafked at Panama by steamer al the cou-
pany's expense The money PAID in Ma Tc@h
covers all expenses ofths trip - 4'e"
. Reserve steamers kept in mort in p,,.r,. nd
an 90 TO prevent detention Va case of ACCT
thar the route - entirely sIInre
having occurred in eight yearS ieue
~ !, .saye Panama the same day they ar
Conduetors 60 through BY each steamer. and t,t.
tectors. es osnei Pro-
For through t,ekets At the lowest rst., ami, NJ
the agency, IN West street, New York To- r w
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pICH DIAMOND FINGER RINGS. EAR
~ Kings, Breastpins and Cross, Just received and
for sale very cheap 81 So Pa. avenue.