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/ United STATES PATENT OFFICE,

~ WASHINGTON, July 15 1858.
on THE PETITION of Charles Wilson
Wilson, deceased St Louis Missouri praying for the extension OF
the said Ebenezer wilson the 9th Of October
Improved pocess d rendering lard for seven years
expiration Of d patent which takes place on the 9th day
Of October, 1853
Monday the goth of ecmbcr next Mt u O'CLOCK M and all
appear show they have why
said petition ought not 10 be granted.
opposing the extension required 70 hc N the Patent "
oions specially so firth In writing At cast twenty
before the day OF hearing All testimony hed BY either party
the said hearing be takcn aud transmitted In
cancc with tho rules Of the oce which VIII DC OH ap
pication
relied testimony must be ne
Ia before the morning OF that day. the arguments
INV within Thereafter.
ordered this notice be Published in the Union, Wash
inson Republican, ~ Louis, Missouri week for
rst Of said publications ~ BE- at least sixty days
before the o. september next, the day Of bearing
'7' J. HMT
t Commissioner or Patents.
sEiors of the papcrs will please copy
bills tho patcnt once, with paper containing Tins notice
July lS-law0w
DRADYS GALLERY, 352 Pennsylvania avenue,
I'D street. swscny Rtcnhoisc FAINT Co
that the liberal patronage he h received
since opening Photographic Gallery Washington hc Will
ary original Inssncn, keep y open during tho summer
months
Al sn,cIcn corps win constantly attendance
cuto photographs ambrotypcs The possible
Ivie0 ran1ss1 frox dollar spsdsds
,ayrsst In The public inspection m
days cxcsptsd) from Y, .. m, 70 7, p. m
July 1--eodSmcs
yTNCKNOR'S HOUSEHOLD EDITION OF THE
IL wAvERlEY N0vKs-asr. ROMANS wEI.;' vols, price
81 So
For sale TAYLOR MtuRyS
June ~ Bookstore, 9s4 rcnpsyiysnia avenue,
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VXTANTED--Printe and Editors.--The propri-
of the well known popular weekly s Rural
Is about would like
the Office and paper This opportdny a the only
the kind IN the South and tho only weahy
county Population the slonc Apply
RICHARD EDWARDS,
Box lO27 Baltimore
be sent to Wishing q L.
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MATTHEW HALE SMITH, Counsellor-at- Law
1vl Rooms ~, "a, No. 10 Wall strect, New York
Aug 1b--tt
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TNHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
i OF NEW YORK.
Nc assets February 1884, s4ss59os
bond mortgages class. .ts. a..s
Frederick = Winston, president Iaar Abbott secretary
r Gsrnet N. d., examining pbysioian ssb Ninth
Pamphlets and further Information obtained the Office
CHARLES DE sEfDEN, Agent,
22--d6m+ No. 507 Seventh
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DUNCAN. SHERMAN, 4 CO.,

CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS. NEW YORK,
ISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers
available principal OF wersd Also,
tile credits, for use in Europe, China, &c.
May 28--Bmo*
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4. l..
HENRY 4 CAMPBELL,
Bankers
LAND, COLLECTING AND INSURANCE AcENTS
Sioar Cay, ld,pd, sl
lands with land and loan
rates, and furnish abstract 10 titles
Sep 25--d&swiy
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sCtAuTlON TO THE PUBLICAN persons
are bewsrned during this hot wssfhcr not 70 drink 100
much cold wsssr order be psrisc,y COOL and
Portable, they should Drug 6t
and streets aud take glass Of Hook Soda Cream Srap
which admitted the ths
fountains 70 DO the best In the city .4
1l--d2w
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE RICH
iadem Worn by Kings Xhatf Why.

q Beautiful Head Of Hair
provided
Render although the bloom brightly the glowing
cheek the be sparkling the teeth be those pearl
dry or sn sprinkcd gray
half charms Prof. Woods Restorative
three times week. will restore and permanently
all the following and judge The
the first Is the celebrated pianist Talbcrg
Nuw YoRx April 10, 1858.
DEAR s Permit the obligations lam under
for the entire restoration o. my hair to its original color About the
my arrival the United rapidly becoming
but the application Of your a Restorative soon recover
ed It's original hue consider restorative ~ wonderful
invention, quite cficacous as well as agreeable.
am dear sir yours truly,
"Drych ar GwyIedydct.v
welch Newspaper ONCE 10 Nassau street. April H. 1855
j. month six weeks ago re-
ccved bottle your Hair Restorative and we who
concluded her hair little thinking At tho time that
ar IL original color but 70 her well
my surprise, few trial has performed that wonder
Identifying tckcnlng the hair strongly recommend the
restorative all persons want Of such change ofth hair
CHARLES CARDEW.
Nxw YoRx July rs, 1867.
With confidence do recommend Hair Ro
stoae being the eacious article Since
white, have gradually dark and now feel confident
that applications VIII restore them 70 their nsura color
relieved Of all dnndrun and unpleasant itching so com
among persons who perspre freely. j. g. kuBf.
PRor Woop years my hair commenced falling on
and turning gray fast becoming bald and hud tried many
ary applications fastened hair nrmly y began 70
a up out and turned buck y ls former color (bk
snes and cosrasly @ rsoommenad is use 70 a b. HOES
CalcAoo, H., May l. 1857.
The Restorative put up in bottles c three n'.es viz large mo
dlum small holds half pint and resais for one dol
per medium holds least twenty pcr cent more In
proportion dollars bottle tho large
w0On Iroprietors broadway, New York, IN he
New Wire Railing Etbishmsnt and ll1 Market street.
And sold b all good Druss.s Fancy Goods Dealers
--"' -
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CPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JULY l858.--GREG-
- DRY MAURY, Managers, WILMINGTON DELAWARE
under the Saperntendence Commissioners by the
Governor.
$50 900 LOTTERY the Benen Of The STATE OF DELAWARE
Class o. for 1858 To be WILMINGTON, DEL saturday
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shares and certificates Of packages in tho
will receive the attention. and
drawing win be immediately AFTER to
all who order from
Address, r. J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
July Wilmington, Deaware
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here the composing the nru of (nsme
the the State OF the STATE hereby offer furnish
your advertisement dated ate OF adyersemen and subject
requirements Of the and Of the printed schedule which
rolsrs the articles (nac the
name the yard according TO said scheduic viz
the printed class from the schedule and opposite each
set the price and out the amount the columns for dol
and cents and foot the aggregate amount Of the bid for the
class amounting (lere write the words)
propose (here the agent, required by
hedule) for the supply under the classes miscellaneous, by
resident Of the place delivery and should offer be accepted
request the contract be and tho agent
name agency for signatures aud certificate
Here the bidder and each member OF the firm 10 sign)
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Certificates of packages OF rs whole tickets $40
DO do 25 half do ..........s...t ~
DO do rs quarter do ................... 80
Orders for tickets and shares and certificates OF thu
above splendid lotteries win receive the attention
account OF drawing will be sent Immediately
who order from
Address p J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
June IL Wilmington, delaware.
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s37 500 Lottery for the Benefit Of tho STATE OF DELAWARE
Class 7s, 1853 To be drawn WILMINGTON, DEL
dayA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-23
For Sale.

vT'HB three story Bsick Hssse located sn tAs
i corner Of 0ecOnd and 1eyDohs streets, h ~
city Of LrClsiYe containing ter rooms. havins ~.
= 80 @ ec@e 2 mites sp 80 0o.ni 80 -
SD brick smoke house. u h 80 q ~ heooefo4
locations % The Mississippi River.
TENS, q, 80 cash, the bejlanco n !, a. 3
yeeYs. q 10 ~ can't inssesss ~ aWeHer nee1lon
laSu inquire q The pssoisss. fhs heuoe = not "a
yoas Old.
oDg17-0 u. !. 3U01UDD.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-23

YVWRNTY-THkIE eligible Building IIots, seauassa
i On Harrison Third, Ripley and Dlondeoot ~sroses
ticuiars enquire Of o0ASIH Dow. or
(eaedtD Anuo NAY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-23
Kate CISSel.

Hate CaSse1,
GRAY. Master
vIHHE FANNY HARRIS and KArK CAssEI will run
i regularly between Rock Island. Davenport and
all points above 30 ST. Paul making sure connec.
tios ST Galea with the following boats which
poset'e Minnesott pnili' Packet Line to st. Paul,
eavins Gaena at 10 O'clock, A NJ.
5teamer Northern Light, P. Lodwick, Master
Northern Belle, J. Y. Hurd
Golden Era W II Slaughter
Z" Grey Eagle DS Harris
Key City. James Wor,ien
War Eagle, W. H. Gilbert %
The Fanny Harris leaves Rock Island and Daven-
port for oalens every Monday, wednesday and sri-
day 81 O'Clock n.
Returning. leaves Galena for Rock Island and Da.
venport every Tuefd day, Thursday and Saturday at
leaves immortality the arrival Of the Fanny Har-
ri-, at o clock NJ.
The Kate Cs-sci leaves Rock Island and Davenport
for Dubuque every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at O'Clock NJ
Returning. leaves Dubuque for Rock Island and
Davenport ON NJ 'nday. Wednesday and Friday at q
o'clock NJ. eonnt citing with Keokuk and st. Louis
Packet H. Campbell, which leaves on arrival Of the
Kate Cassel nj o'tlock n.
These boats will Civ. through tickets to all points
above 6alena to ~ Paul will also receipt for freight
TO all OF the above nts, and will pay arcular
tenton to the delivery Of the Passengers and
shippers can rely upon the strictest punctuaty,
these boats convey the Aai and must leave promptly
At the hour to make their connections.
N. B.-These boats arrive every evening ct Fulton
City Ia time for the Chicago train.
BURROWS l. PRRTrYMAN,
Agents, Davenport.
J. n. LANGLEY CO.,
POwARS b CO.,
- Agents, Rock Island.
Ticket Agent, Davenport. mcA11dtf
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Fer Sale.

AOND hundred and twenty Building lots n a
~ Addition to the town Of Port Dyroo.
These lots eligible and handsomely situated a
che bank Of the Mississippi 1hsy VII b sofa q -.
t0nsble 1erIns.
1or particulars inquire Of Asssrs. DurSso Pratt 4
OBJ, Port Dyrun, Charles J. Rogers, "a. 1000
Oofbin = Dow davenport, or Of the s1hscst1sv.
JA0uD NAY
n 1he subscriber hes numbsrisss laelraAle ~
ceOf land In aad near The eaties u povsnone1 -
LsOlaiTe, snp nses ths town q Port D1sue - -
v1hses - sell. eOetl1Afl ~
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For Safe ~. Lease.

IN Lots or subdivisions to suit purchasers - -.
sons that may desire 70 lease for term Of yeess
the following property In the city Of Davenport VIA
In block lS-22b feet fronting on ID street,
$50 " Oh Western Avenue.
IS "a
In block t7-near the Market House.
~ feet fronting western avenue
extending $50 feet back with On oll
each side Of the lot
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A Stock Of Gools amounting to
about $4,000 to exchange for
Land in Scott Countv.

COnrRNlNG general assortment Of DRY 0oods
- Olothing, Hosiery, Gloves, Hdk'fs, Suspsndsrs,
Suttans. Oonbe, Phns, Needles, nooAo ! npo.
1oees, fayer, Cigars, ossois, Jsveiry, ia WITH (
eenerl aeoortasnt Of 1ansy 9ssas, also eesriaese
Aart " ths vAeee I'm = tfa6e6 fcf 90 O1eS r.
;, -. ltlA1 iiAt1,
,,,Sa s''''' = e 81 'ss:.sk
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Rock Island Trespassera
To all whom it may concern.
TAKE .AoDTEflE.

i War Department - ssAgent OF the Quarter Mas.
ter Department Ut Rock Island" With fall nstruc.
tions TO ADOPT al necessary measures for The pro
lection Of the property from depTedatons sod ntru.
sons." Now, therefore, III persons whatsoever, not
having legal right are hereby warned end nsttne6
70 quit tbs premises, and abstain from any further
feopaao- .es. II
ehares Of eli WOOD cut on the ground and forbid say
person removing the same until the proper dana00
can b aseosesd and PAID.
Der 81 any kind and notined % abs(ain fyum -
tTsspeas vAstsDsv9, = la01 0esps viu - takso
i. Y.slAYngAxns
Wso1oAes q AooNA "a No.
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go 80 ssaf# ssa snar1sw s8s ~
sssA4 IA
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DENTAL.
JULIUS CHESEBROUGH,
Dental 911rgco1a,


yNOrLD respectfully inform the inhabitants Of
w Davenport and vicinity that he has opened nj
office directly over the Davenport GAO =, in MeP
WINS Block Perry, between Thif nd lurl SIS
Tor the TRANSACTION Mechanical and Oper stye Den
tietry In all lite branches. Having led insiruc
IT, M from Sud during the rast year associated
WITH, oae 81 the most able prac;ohers ia the East, he
fees cuAnjert that ANY operations eptrLs Ell Ia him
wall bv executed IN a careil and skliiu, manneT -
lie will he mast happy TO show any who may favor
him with Cali, his Recommendations which are OF
critical animation upon all work Committed - his
hznis. Ali operations registered ana warranted -
He slicits share OF the public eatr and takes
pleasure in submitting the fo'low oe test imoniAi:
NEW IospoS, Oct, %, 1857.
This may certify that DR. J. Chesebrcugh has been
ppp of mine in the study % Dentistry, and that
during the past Year, he has operatet with me in my
Office In his professional ability have the greatest
cohadencc. and cordially recommend him 10 any
wishing such services those Of careful and skill
ful Dental Operator. WV. 6HRffIELD.
And also In referring TO kessrs.
@. I. q q. Shepard, Hon 7. w. Williams,
r Learned, DR.. W. W. shefheld,
Hon Ebenezer Learned, g Learned,
DR.. Lewis Belts, Rev Daniel Huntington,
Browne, DR. W Stoddard,
OF New London, Conn also 70
DR.. Barrows, NJ d Burrows,
HonJ Cannon, DR. Baker,
Or Witherwax, Rev Mason,
Gurey nsq., Aessrs Cook Sargent,
Rev ID Packard, d True
II harrow Esq, WA Remington,
Is Woodward, AFMsst
q w smith, PMerwiu
n n 81 ynaser. A 4 " bailey lress
JOS Lambrit", Jno N Rogers.
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For Sale AYlAaAA.
Fer Sale or Lease.

| ErOUR LOTS situated ON "a and Scott street, "a,
| Z particulars enquire Of CoADN 4 Dow, g
geuGiA6tsl JAZZ NAY
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For Rent.

VyNHK OFFICE heretofore occupied by Nssssp Ceuk.
i Dillon h Iindiey. opposite Cook 4 SArreae's
Bank.
Enquire OF N. KUHxEH, Tobsoconist. Iner9Hs
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1858. season Arrangement. 1858
FAvoRITEl MISSISSIPPI RIVER PACKET
la
e N " q Y
Regular ST. Louis, Keokuk, Darlington,
Rock Island, davenport, Dubuque,
and ST. Paul Packet.
T,HR Lgl4 Draught and well known steamss
L ENvOY, N. G. ROE, Master, 8, =. LOCKE.
Clerk, has commences running ~ . Regular Pacaee
t. ihe above snd Intermediate points, coatnuiug h
the trade during the season.
Shippers may rely upon having their freight ham
died with great care and dispatch, AID passensers
are assured, In travelling upon the 1nvoy Of bsing
made always quite ct home.
For Hreieht OF Passage, spply on hoard.
March 10. 1858 mchl8-dtf
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To Rent.

TNHK Kddy House At Kass Davenport feu
i easy.
Apply to ". n. Hildrcth on the premises.
ApTl6sltf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-24

ACCIDENT TO CHARLOTTE CUsHMaN.--Vstr
Some ~ Macbeth The Nashville (TennesSee)
Union says "a little incident occurred during
The performance Of 'Mabeth,' on "Wednesday
night, which, but for the wonderful presence of
mind OF Miss Cushman, would have seriously
marred the interest OF the occasion La the sleep.
ing scene in the fifth act, as Lady Macbeth ap-
ProaHhes from her chamber, lamn in hand, the
light lace veil with which Miss CuShman's head
and shoulders were covered, caught fire and
biazed like tinder. Miss Cushman, without re-
iaxIhS muscle OF he: fixed feature, or showing
by any visible sign the lea It discomposnre c,ughi
the blazing robe in her grasp and Immediately
extinguishsd 1t, without turning her eyes either
hight or left or betrayng the least sign Of emotion
OF any kind. - prompt and fearlessly was II
done, and 80 much was il in keepinp with the
Character she was playing, that notwithstanding
the distinctly audible shrieks Of some OF the la,
dies; many present actually believed il to be a
IN the bills. one of the greatest pieces of acting
we ever Witnessed =
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may be easily imagined that nothing but flial
duty would have induced my doppelyanper Ia
have started upon such journey at dusk-al-
though 1t was sure 10 be fine moonlight night
and alone. Mrs. b., however, being warm
and comfortable, went off to sleep very soon,
nke any boulder, nor did che wake until the
cnaise mad sklrted Ullswater. and was within a
Jew miles of home She had looked carefully
under both seats, and even int the side-pock.
e's Oh the carriage before starting, to make
sure that there was other passenger and
yet there was form sitting upon the opposite
cushi1ns-a female form, mufiled up in much
clothing, but with face pale in the moonlight,
with eyes half shut, yet with look of haggard
meaning in them, steadily fixed upon her own
1t was herself! 1t was Mrs B's double. The
dreadful hour was come. The poor girl closed
her eyelids to keep off the horrid sight, and
tried to reason with herself upon the irnpossi-
billty Of the thing being really there, but in
vain. She had been thoroughly awake, she
was sure; the vision was not the offspring of a
distempered brain, for she felt collected, and
even almost calm. NenturiDg to steal another
look at it, there it still sat, peering with half
shut eyes into her face with the same curious
anxiety as before. Not even when they ram
bied over keSwick stones, nor until she felt
herself being lifted out in the post-boy arms,
did she trust herself to look forth again. The
carriage she had just quilted was empty.
Ihere was something sitting there, man."
said she solennly, pointing to the vacant cush-
IONS -
. es, miss, replied he, pointing to a huge
package on the ground beside them; 81 prom
iSed to bring it on for a poor man, cabinet
maker at Pocley Bridge and seeing you wer,
asleep when we stopped there, L made bold to
put it upon the opposite seat. I hope it did not
Inconvenience you, miss. 1t was only look
ing-glass; and as know pretty young ladies
don't object to seeing themselves in looking
glasses, turned its face towards you''
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IL short time since, says the PHILADELPHIA
Ifdser, commission house in this city received
4 ON an Eastern port, sonsi ignment Of oil
which was sold to Philadelphia black ing man
efdcturer. Amer the oil had bt en- used th, enlntv
barrels were sold to an Oil M rchant on the wharf
and, In cOOperin9 them, one or TIE lot attracted
attention, IN consequence Of its weight; and on
nOeking out the head, 1t Was discovered that
in addition 10 the heads being between two and
TIL re inches thick, the barrel contained hpay,,
pine fame 10 suit the shape of the barrel with a
narrow opening ia the centre that the gauyer's .
rod could play back aud forth, and thus escap
detection Bv this means. q c;,Sk which should
have contained twenty-righ ht gallons of oil, only
held from ten 10 twelve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-24
To tASSBURY ?; ;FAWsETT. GEORGE E.

T0 ASBURY 3. FAWSETT, GEORGE f.
Il EE NEAL. RICHARD PETIT, and GEO.
a. 4; MEN: You are hereby motif ed that the Hon.
w IN. VI: Mcrrlck, EBSistsnt Judge OF the CIRCUIT
Court of the District of Columbil, has this day on
my Application, as the authorizes agent of the Uni
ted states issued his werrant dlrecicd TO the Mar
shal of the snid District, commanding him to sum
aJury 1f eighteen good and lawful men, 10 meet
on your land, called w WHl;ehayen, or by whatsoever
name or names the same ma. be called. lying IN hc
county Of w ashIngtOn. In sHld DIstrio. of Colum-
6la, helng west of Geors etpwn and north of the
the twenty eighth day of April ins taut -sai n rIe-
ven clock IN the forenoon said day. for the pur
pose ol va!u'ng and condemnng pa Of SAID piece
OF land as OF an absolute estate perperuIJ IN the
sald UNITED slater, for the use of the Washington
Aqueduc ant assessing all damages which the
owners thereof shall sustain by reason of the said
United states cutting and constructing the said
Washington Aqusduct through said piece of lsnd:
when and where you will attend If 20 ycu it shsll
seem meet. NJ C. MEIGS
Captain of Engin neers. Chief Engineer
OF the Washington AQueduct,
WdshlnPtOn CITY A nril I2ih 1879 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-24

H What more Interesting sight Is there than
d "nhS lnother PLAYING with her own baby. But
alack-a-Cay. The custom of having children is
peC"HlnS almost obsolete among many of the
iashlonable class. That business Is now mostly
Ie!t 10 Tue poor peasantry, who still rejoice in
seeing their children s'like olive branches around
aponi their tahies - Well, as our good grand
mntner once told maternal proyenitor:-
rIe Is hoIhing IL Ike woman's having plen-
~ oao,es Siiliei II serves 10 keep the rust off
OF them" That's so. OF course she meant none
but tue married ones; and the single should lose
no time in getting husband
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-24
Special Notices.

i AM IN POSSESSION of some valuable certificates
In favor Of the Consumption Destroyer; also of its
efiCacy in relieving bronchial disease attended with
severe cough. The Syrup is pleasant and SAFE and
is composed of roots and herbs procured from the
Blue Ridge, it Is no common article. They are
nicely enveloped IN my circulars, where my place Of
residence is seem.
The extract of flower called the Alpha Ointment
for the Piles, can, with the Syrup, be found at Mr..
G. Stotts; the Syrup is at several other places on
PennsylvanIa avenue as well Georgetown. at
Mr. Newman's on Bridge street. In Alexandra at
Ledbctter's. In Baltimore, at Hanoe's, 1oa Bati-
more street. r diff
SPECIAL NoTrcR.-For Perfumed Breath White
Teeth, and Beautiful Complexion, use :" Balm of
1000 Flowers" For dressing Ladies' hair use
" Woodland Cream" new pomade 1t causes gem
tlemen's hair to curl beautifully. Price 50 cents
each. w FErRIpGE Co.,
PToprietors, New York.
Wholesale and Retail Agents for WASHINGTON,
TAILOR Il MAURY, Booksellers, between 9Th and
10th st.. Pa avenue. nl7
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is he who .lumbers on
in idieness. Miserable the workman who .leen.
Drio'r the honr oi rest, OF who lies down I'm the
shadow while his brethren yyo,k in a.. @
TLeie IS no rest from labor on earth There are
always duties 10 perform and functions to erar-
else functions which are ever enlarginp and er
tending in proportion to the growth of our mo,sI
and influential station. Man is born to work. and
he must work while II is day.