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N1 RICHEST DIADEM EVER WORN
By KINGS OR MP ER o X 8

MofkEfc a ia Pb bA AbRNifHkvRs R TSA6Hk FA
By KINGS OR EMPERO RS.
.a WHAT! -.
WHY A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR.
because 1t 10 the ornament God hipseD Pre-
ctdsd for ali our race. Reader. although the Dose
may bloom ever sobrishtly in the slowing cheek: me
Sssd SsRPe Of rs or
snarled and shriveed, harsh and dIy worse stu,
ans2m. Sr wft9 as f used
three tmsn meek Ti 5 6s:sTe onR the
following and judge The writer of the FIRST Is the
celebrated PiaSist, Thnibsrs:
Dr.. woop: Dear Sir-PermIt me to express to
You the Obligations am under for the entire re-
the time of my arrival in the United states, It was
Iar Idly becoming gray hut upon the apPiic'tion OF
Hair Restorative, II soon recovered Its Original
hue. / consider your resto alive as very wonderful
as +
"Drych ar GwJlledidct
WELSH NEWSPAPER OFFICE, ls Nassau st..l
PROF. O. J. wooD: Dear Slr-some month OF SIX
weeks ago, received bottle OF your HAIR Kestor.
on her s Ssif little thIns n.y. a. the time would
restore the hair 10 ts original co 10 her
formed that wonderful effect by turning all the gray
hairs to n dark brown, Al the s;me time Identifying
and thiskenng the haI5 strongly rsGSmTsTd d the
s eSSHse e Es to GHhs
mend your hair estorative as being the most en-
caclous article ever saw. Since using your Hair
Restorative, my hair and whIskers, which were al
most white, have gradually grown dark and l. now
feel confident that few more applications VIII re.
store them to their natural color laso has relieved
me of all dandruf and unpleasant itching, SO com
mon among persons who persplre freely.
CHICAGO, ILL, May 1857.
PROF. WOOD About two ears ago my hair COM
menced falling Of aud turning gray. was fast be-
GINNING bald. and had tried many remedies to no Ell
feet. | commenced using your Restorative In Jan
uary laSt. few Applications fastened my HAIR
Tyily IL began totr Up. grow out. and turned back
to IT'S forsf color, (back At this time it is fully
restored ts original color. health aud appearance,
UNIV '''' J. ID. HOES.
The Restorative is put up in bottles offs sizes,
viz Large. medium. and stlal the small holds "a
= pint, and retas for 81 per bottle; the medium
holds at least twenty per cent. more in proportion
than the small, reteils for ~ bottle the large
holds quart, forty per cent, more in proportion and
retails for SIS.
%. Z. WOOD Il CO., Prnprietors. SIC Broadway
New York, Tin the great n. Y. Wire Railing Estab-
lishmeDt, and liz Market ST., st. LOUIS, Mo.
And sold by al good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. ma l8-Sm
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United STATES NAIL LINE
ONLY REGULAR LINE
AQD WITHOUT TAILrRE FOR His HI WARS, Hoy
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
RsssIsy SssIisg Dsys SIk 1otS If sssA sssaSA,

CAUfIor.-So many frauds snd imposl- <>eonk
tlons of various kinds have been lately HEGRA
Rerpetrated on trave oilers bound to CALI-S
FORNIA, that the subscriber, the only aut horized
Agent for passage BY the U. 8. Mail Line, via Pana-
ma, In the CITY of New York, feels 1t his duty to
caution all persons seeking passage to California,
that, TO AVOID IMPOSITION, they must he careful to
lind the true office of the Steamships of the u. 3.
Mail Line, via Panama Railroad, ne no other once
In Now York Is authorized to engage passage.
The Companies have only one Office in New YORK,
which is at IN w est street, corner of Warren street.
fronting the North River, at the head Of the Com
Pany's Wharf. =.
III Observe my .irn over the door.
g.. Irll' Lw. KAYMONP, Act
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A: the land ONCE at LEcoMPToS. CONNIE nc ng on
Monday the ninete snth day of July next, for the
dis osal of the public lands within the following
named townships, viz:
So2fh of the base line dsd enst Of tke sizfk pria-
eipdI meridian.
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AND ITS p on M4NEQoR. , =,

AJE JED b Its PIE Ma fURR DECLINE.
A few words ne a Ggatis, the 2oth ThoKsand.
Weafnes.' NSd 5t%afoirhf f% q Local NUyA
5enltal and Nervous DEBILITY imnn' A1ks(z4
tency. and lmpediments 10 MarTiaes
The Important fact that the many nj. ,,;. 49,
plants, originating IN the imprudenee snd vvg
Oh youth, may be easily removed WIIEoTrs vusuuo
Gskl s In TINS small tract, clearly demOns,Ta,s a5
me entlTeis new and highly successful fraa1n anu
as .hoPted by the author, fully explained IL ,na
.. gh,eh every one IS enabled to cure HIM.
psrrctIy and at the least possible cost the,ehs
81. En-, 20 any address, gratis and post Free i'm
sse1 envelope, BY remittIng post Paid) two post
No - 90 osnaph 20 DIR. Ii. DE 1.ANEY,
~ ~-nep@ % East slst St., New York City.
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III Professor was lately displaced because
he regu lated the astronomical clock to keep mean
time.
IL Fourth Of July toast by hachelor-'sThe
Ladies our stars before marriage, our stripes
afterD
IL Louis XIV asked Count Mahonsy if he
understood Italian - Yes, please your majesty
said the count, - If it is spoken ia Irish.''
III Men are frequently like tea their real
strength ard goodness not being properly drawn
out until they Lave been short time in hot water
IL man who was recently sent to Sing Sing
for ten years, for burglary, learning that his por-
trait and life were to appear i'll one of the papers
ordered 500 extra copies, which he circulated
among his friends.
IL An lrishman, on being asked which was
the elder, he or his brother, replied II am the
oldest, but if my brother lives three years we
shall both be the same age''
LII What Is the difference between killed sol
diers and repaired garments
The former are dead men, and the latter are
Inended.
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IANIs
. One q the STEAMSHIPS of this Comlsay. Carrying
"a Ih'si fa.s: s @:s 81 s.1ss
Panama twice esch month, on the arri-0D
val of tho United States Mail g. 3. Company stcam-
ers. which leave New Orleans and N ew York resr-
Arly on 5th and goth Of each month with the mails,
and passengers connecting via PANAMA RAIL-
These steamships have boon inspected and -.
proved by the Navy Department, and guaranty sSssd
sad Safsty. ~ = ~
The Panama Railroad ca mIes long il now COM
Dleted from ocean to ocean, and IS crossed IN
hours. The bagsage of passengers is checked in New
York through TO San Francisco, and passengers are
embarked az Panama by steamer at the company q
expense. The money paid in New York covers III
expenses Of the trip. y "a =
Reserve steamers are kept in pert in Panama and
San Francisco, to prevent detention case OF acoi-
dent. SO that the route is entirely sslabIs-no fall
are having occurred In eight years. :
Passengers leave Panama the same day thev Ar.
rive at Aspinwall.
CONDUCTORS 70 through By each steamer, and take
tors. -
For through tickets At tho lowest rates spyiy a
the agency, III w ost street, New York, to :
/. w. RAYMOND,-ort to Pr
4ft. ARMsTRON6, IA RRis 4 CO.,
KM-H BARTLETT. Ea.t"n r.'A
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AT the land ofioe at KIckApoo. commencing on
Monday the nineteenth day OF July next, for the DIS
posal OF the public LANDS with the following named
townships, viz: --.. .. .fl-s-. P : 49,
Sostk Of the base line and east Of As sizfA yria
cipdl ,u,yidfo1
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! w PLANT, UNDFRTIEEE, No. lIs It'll
street, between g and II, keeps
constantly on hand every article re-
Sn,red 10 ms hne-a fne HeaIse, -. :
moderate aud his attention instant call, any hour
oil the day night. Hacks furnished for funerals at
invest possible rates. t'- ape-Iy
rTNHE BEST ROMAN ANpNAPLE STRINGS,
i wholesale and retail. at the Music Store Of
je8 w. q. METZEROTT.
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NIa,t THE PUBLICAN person. N
Who Ia. an s,hh.ErHERDs conner ia s"d sf s
graphs, &c All re- a. usss aheai of Time, TeIo'
jyS
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BRITISH OIrTp.crS

lMPORTANT INFLIENCHH bs" -
-, Soi upoh me 1minlstrati"n, who have dec'S
ma 70 the Gui Of Mexico. It's sand Ina, .n,g1,va-
vate stores Of cabin a ward room Tna. a me pm
fp6s,0 0d rIecs whisky; have been already ordeIed
sore c.,rnss =; LEyG'S new Wine and SoIriI
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EVENING 9 STAR.


The Swan Song Of Parsen Avery.-16so.
whsp the Ieaver's task was ended. and summer
P.r.cn AVefy sailed from NewbuIy with his wife
DuppnS down the river harbor in the shalIop Watch
and Wait.
Pleasantly lay the clearinss in the mellow summer
And the newly planted orchards dropping their
And the homesteads ike brown island amids. sea
Of corr.
Broad meadows reaching seward the tided creeks
And hills rolled, wave Ike, Inl,nd. with oaks and
faireS home a soodIier land. his eye had never
seen.
Yet away sailed Parson Avery. away where duty
And the voice of God seemed calling. TO break the
To the ;Ss q 'n'r' starving on tho rocks Of
All day they sailed at nightfaIl the pleasant land
The black sky at midnight its starry lights de-
And. lar and low. the thunder of tempest prophe-
sled.
BOtted out was all the ooast-lins, gone were rock
Grimly anxious stood the helmsman with the tiler
And questioned of the darkness what was sea and
what was land.
And the preacher heard his dear ones, nestled round
Never need inv iittis children Christ is walking
49, on oelore ,vbsrs the non .h,u
De 10 more"
All at once the great cloud parted. like a curtain
drawn aside. ,h ~ 1ir,,rir. ~, tho ,s,ror far
And the thunder and the whirlwind together snots
the tide.
There was waiiIng in the sh1lop, woman's wall and
A crash OF hreskInE timbers ON the rocks 50 sharp
And through i all the murmur of Father Avery's
prayer.
From the struggle IN the darkness with the wild
On a rack. wnere every bllIow broke above him rs
Alone Of ali mis- household the man of God WAS
There comrade heard him praying IN the cause of
..AIl IN, ow have gone before me- ard linger Just
Not for life ask. but only for the rest thy ransOm'd
Ind!
In this night of death challenge the promise thy
Let me see the great salvation of which nine
Let me pass from hence forgiven, through the grace
of Christ. our Lord!
In the baptism of these waters wash white every
And let me follow up to Thee my household and my
Open the sea gate Of thy Heaven and let he enter
The ear of God was opened to his servants last
As the strong wave swept him downward the sweet
prayer upward passed.
And the soul OF aher Avery went with 1t to his
rest.
There was a wailing on the mainland from the rocks
OF Marbiehead.
In the stricken church of Newbury the notes fer
And long by. board and hear;hstone the lIvIEg
mcurnet lac dead.
And still the fishers out bound. or scuddins from
the squat,
With grave and reversnt faces the ancient tale re-
When 6lt the Sc. the white waves breaking on the
"hOok Of AveTy's Fall y.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
WISHING TON BRANCH.
& ~ -: ~

~ - q sssSss2z%Tx
From ard after TUESDAY, 18th of June. Trains
Will leave follows:
SIS n w. Express Train connects Washington
junctIon for all parts OF the vest and at Baltimore
for Ph'Iadei phla and New York.
lisa. m. Way Train for Annapolis, Baltimore,
PHILADELPHIA and New York.
SSg o, IN. Express Tram connects at WASHINGTON
junction with press train for all parts OF the west,
and at Baltimore for Norfolk, Philadelphia and New
York.
40 o m WAY Train for Baltimore connects at
Annapolis junction for Annapo and Washington
FUNCTION with Express Trains West.
$50 p. IN. Way Train for Baltimore connects at
Washington junction with Accommodation Train
West.
Tn- IT'S A. m. and 81 p. m. trains are express and
will stop only at Annapolis and Washington juno
tiOns.
ON Saturday the $50 p. m. train goes to Philadel
phip Onl.
ON Sunda, but one train leaves, ais@p. m.
jel4 i. III. PARSONS. Agent.
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4 Travelors' Diroctory.sIgaL

THE VIRGINIA. sPRINGs.-PasseuSTsf or
.atr. sni ks SIessS s y ls sssa As
their names at the ofice -. "a :,
and Louisiana avenue, will be called for and con
veyed TO the Long Bridge station, where good
br eakfast can be obtained. This lIne On RES the
a. g. Mail Tor the u. q A. r. X. Passengers wlu
find il free from the annoy anoe Of and horses
that ia met with the boat. Ii IL the most expo
dIfjous and. IN many instances, the most economi-
cal route. COsohes connect with every tram from
N B.ICoaohes furnished for Excursions and Pro
Mics. 70 -.
rF,HE STEAMER THOMAS C0LLYER AL
WAYS MAKES HEX RE9u- ~
LAR TRIPS no MOUNT YER GSSsRC
NON. starting from her wharf at the
TUESDAYS and FIidays, as advertised. When also
engaged 10 Transporting excursion parues on inc
rver her hours for their accommodation are SO ar
ranged rs not to with the regularity OF her
trips to Mount Vernon.
by the prevalence of an erroneous lmpresso 70 "
contrary. le lo-u
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EmPI.OfMENT.-S5 A Moxrp =
the f6'Ind wanted every town and cesS,I nt
sas, hn. STATES, " engage in a re. pectsSIa > "a
a. PH rsszsd. For full lars add, .l,y ~
,e, CIR, BROWN. No.2i Grand sized TT Di
--- ~ d6 " IN
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ILL., FONT GRAVEL for roo6n- 81
fat sand together A AI;so' best Holland Point and
ne Mood, and the best White and hRc sd Oak,
On hand 80 ~ a.. ioI summer use 1 n"h aaid
Depot, corner Of and l4h street ns Soat and sand
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Rev. JOHN PIERPONT,
THOMAS A. DEXTER,
:. II. KENDALL, M. ID.
SAME EL MAY,
THOMAS c. AMORY,
PETER HARVEY,
AYE RS
Cathartic Pills,

The sciences Of Chemistry and
= NJ ediolne have been taxed their ut
most to produce this best, most per-
feet purgative which Is known to
,ra HE nrODfs are shown that thps6
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SALES OF puRtLffSC, S S. ins

Commissions Of the 6eneral Land Once
ap S-lawtds
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SEVENTH STREET
51I4
!II4
U o Is j A s,
u n ~ AZ

U Z T. n ",
OEce Second Story, .hree doors frsn
ODD FKLLOWs' HALL.
Spectacles ami Glasses suited to every sight
Opera, Reading, and Wstchmaker's SxAa
Glasses; Telescopes, Microscopes nv ~
great variety; CosmCramlc StereoscOpes With view
of superior and choice pictures hand. See sdver
tlsemeat IN National Inteilg encer.
The Washington union., 1858-02-13

Toi7 From Tuskegee by Warrior Stand Hernando, and
GuerrytoD, TO Enon, 28 miles and back, twice a
week.
Leave Tuskegee Wednesday aud Saturday at N;
Arrive at Enon by p m;
Leave Encn Tuesday and Friday at IN;
Arrive at Tuskeges by pm
70s From Tuskegee by New Potos TO Society Hill Is
miles and back, once week.
Leave Tuskegee Tuesday at p 10;
Arrive at Society Hill by M;
Leave Society Hill Tuesday ut IN;
Arrive at Tuskegee by IL IN.
7Ols From Auburn to Society Hill IA miles aud back
twice week.
Leave Auburn Tuesday and Saturday at p m
Arrive at Society Hill by pm;
Leave Society Hill Tuesday and Saturday at M
Arrive at Auburn by IL m
1920 From Crawford, by Waughtua TO Society Hill. l6
miles and back once a week
Leave Crawford Saturday at pm
Arrive at Society Hill by pm;
Leave Society Hill Saturday at z a M
Arrive at Crawford by IL m.
702l From Crawford by Lamingon aud Girard, to Co
lumbus Ga, IA miles and back three times
week.
Leave Crawford Monday, Wednesday, aud Friday at
Arrix At al nv ri
The Washington union., 1858-02-13
Leave Centre Tassday Vt 6 . m;

Leave Centre T0esisy vt 9 m:
Arrive at Dykes More by IL 10:
Leave Dykes Sion Tuesday at D IN;
Arrive at Csntrshf IN.
1867 From Gaylssville by Rnegold cobhs Mills Alpine
m Ga, Teoga Springs, Valley Store and Duck Creek,
to La Fayette, as miles and back once week.
Leave Gaylesville Tuesday at ";
Arrive at La Fayttts by d pm
Leave La Fayest4 Wednesday ats M
Arrive stGayles1 1elle by 8 m
7o68 From Gayssyis{by Cedar Springs Chatloogaville
Ga. and Melville TO Summeryile 2s miles and
back once wtek
Leave GayesviH9 Saturday at 6 a IN;
Arrive at Summ4ville by IL M;
Leave SummeryiXe Saturday at / pm;
Arrive at GaylM3 iils BY 8 pm
1868 From Gunterstfe, by Warrenyon, Red Hill, Big
Spring, and Hkooksve to lSountsyile n miles
and back, three times a week
Leave tiunterssille Tuesday, thursday, and Satur
day at 6a M;
Arrive at Bioun%fvle by pan,
Leave Blountsvips Monday Wednesday, and Frdsy
At g. m;
Arrive at Gunte3yle by fp M
TOTO From GuntafsxHie by kelt0nyils and Hillians
Store, to IAul&tpD, 20 nilss end back, once week
Leave Guntets SatYsIAy a Jpn;
The Washington union., 1858-02-13

Leave Fayete G. H. Saturday at m;
Arrive at Moscow by 10
Leave Moscow SATURDAY at pm
Arrive at Fayette c. ii. by 8 . m
7il From Fayette G. H. by New River, to Dublin Is
miles and back, once week
Leave Fayette @. II. Saturday at a m;
Arrive at Dublin by IL In;
Leave Dublin Saturday at Tpm
Arrive at Fayette G. II by pm.
7ll2 From Big Pond by Mud Creek to Oliuda, 8 miles
and back, once a week
Leave Big Pond Thursday at PM
Arrive at Oinda by p IN
Leave 0linda Thursday at . m;
Arrive ut Big Pond by IL
7l3 From Beaverton by Pkeville and Haeys, TO Thorn
Hill, AS miles and back once week.
Leave Beaverton Thursday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Thorn Hill by 8 pm;
Leave Thorn Hill Friday at 6 ana
Arrive at Beaverton by 8pm.
TIA From Beaverton, by Moscow, 10 Yellow Greek, 20
miles and back week
Leave Beaverton Wednesday at 6 n m;
Arrive at yellow Greek by II M;
Leave Yellow Creek Wednesday att pm;
Arrive at Beaverton by IN.
Ills From New Lexington, by Daviss Creek to Fayette
C.H II miles aud back, three times week.
Leave New Lexington Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urday at I2 m;e
Arrive at Fayette G. H. by5 PM
Le,ve Fayete G. II. Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day nt 8 m
Arrive at New Lexing tou by II a in
7ll6 From Mexico to Democrat " miles and back once
week.
Leave Mexico Friday at 8 a m;
Arrive at Democrat by IL m;
Leave Democrat Friday at r M
Arrive ut Mexico 10y p M
7ll7 From Jasper, by Bartouvie Gap, Arkadelphiar
Bouns springs, and Copperas Gap 10 Blounts-
vile 81 miles and back, once week.
Leave Jasper Saturday Mt 6 am;
Arrive at Bouniave next Monday by IL a m;
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OFFICThL.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. A prIl 10th, l3S.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN tina: sealed proposals
vii he received at this department until the tenth
day of May proxlmO, for the issne OF any portion,
or the whole. of five millions of dollars In treasury
notes in exchange for gold of the United States
deposited with the treasurer of the United States,
the treasurer of the Mint at Phadel lpha the treas
urer of the branch Mint at New Orleans, or the
assistant treasurers at Boston, New York, Charles
ton, or st. Louis, within ten days from the accept
anoe OF such proposals. under the authority of the
act of Congress entitled, San act to authorize the
issue of treasury notes." approved Esd December,
1857.
The treasury notes will be issued upon the receipt
here of certificates of depOrite with those officers
tn the credit of the of the United States
They will he made payable to the order Of such bid
der or bidders shall agree to make such exchange
at the lowest rate OF interest, not exceeding SIX
per centnw per annum and will carry such rates
from the date of the certificate OF such depOs tie.
The proposals must stat the rate ofInterest with
out condition ami without reference to other bids,
and contaIn oter fractional ties than one fourth
one half, or three E-urths OF one per cenium. One
per cenum of the amount proposed to be exchanged
must he deposll Ell with of the treasury officers
above enumerated whose certificate of such deposte
must accompany each proposal CeCurIiy of It's
fulhlment. II the proposa! Is not accepted, Imne-
date directions will be Liven to return such depOs-
te. Should the proposals he variant from the pro-
visions of the act of Congress of this notice. they
will not be considered.
All proposals under this notice must be sealed
and inscribed the outside, Proposals for Treas
uEy Notes" They will be opened at this depart
men,, at II o'clock H., on said tenth day Of May.
HOWELL COBB,
ap I'D Secretary of the Treasury.
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HARD WIrSESs-The following dialopue.
which occurred several years ago between a
lawyer aud witness, in II justices court, not
great many thousand miles from this place
is worth relating
1t seems that Mr. Jones loaned Mr.. Smith
horse, which died while in his tSmith s. posses
sion. Mr.. Jones brought suit to recover the
value OF the horse, attributing his death to bad
treatment. During the course Of the trial a
witness (Mr. Brown was called to the stand to
testify as 10 how Mr.. Smith treated horses
Lawyer with bland and confidence inyok-
ing smilel " Well. sir, how does Mr.. Smith gen
orally ride horse -
Witness-t"ith very merry twinkle in his
eye. otherwise imperturable) straddie
believe, sir"
Lawyer-twith scarcely perceptible 6ush
Of vexation upon his check, but slill speaking
In his smVothcst tOnCsJ " But, sir, what gait
does he ride -
witness" lie never rides any gate, sir His
boys ride all the gates.
Lawyer-(his bland smile gone and his voice
slightly husky But how does he ride when
IN company with others -
Witness Keeps up, il his horse ia able :
if not, he goes behind
Lawyer-ltriumphantly and q perfect fury)
-" How does he ride when alone, sir 1''
Witness Don't knOw-neyer WAS with him
when he was alone
Lawyer L have done with you, sir"
This last remark of the disciple Of Black
stone was given in that peculiarly fearful whis-
per, Indicative Of suddenly checked and tempo
rarily subdued anger and mortifcation-anger
at the imperturbation and knavery Of the
witness, and modification at his total failure
to elicit anything beneficial to his client lie
still continues to aver with many emphatic
expletives, that, Brown is the greatest scoun-
drel alive, and hasn't sense enough to answer
plain question correctly
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Special Notices.

lam IN POSSESSION of some valuable certificates
IN favor of the Consumption Destroyer; also of its
efficacy 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 plsee of
residence is seen.
The extract of flower called the Alpha Ointment
for the Piles can, with the Syrup be found at Mr..
T.. Stotts the Syrup is at several other places on
PeRnsy lvanla avenue, as we'll rs Georg etown, at
Mr.. Newman's on Bridge street. In Alexandra at
Lsdbetter's. In Baltimore. at Hanoe's. los Balti-
more street. diff
SPECIAL NOTICK.-FOr PerfGmed BI cath White
Teeth, and Beautiful COMPLEXION, use Balm Of
1000 Flowers" For dressing Ladies' hair use
60 oOdand Cream a new pomade 1t causes gen
temens hair to curl beautifully. Price 30 cents
each W.P. FRTRID6E & Co.,
Proprietors. New York.
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Washington.
TAYLOR Il MAURY, booksellers, between 9th and
10th ST.. Pa. avenue. nil