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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-10
EVENING STAR.
THE wO ANGELS,
BYE, w Ioycyrrrax

BIT n. w LoNoFELLow IL.
1yo .nsels, one OF Life aud one of Death
TT ssseo o en- our village rs hi morning broke;
ne aavn was on their fecss, and beneath,
me sofhore houses hearsed with plumes of
smoke.
Their attitude and aspe,t were ths Same,
, Alike their textures and their robes of white;
OUT one was crowned with az arsnth. as nth flame,
Apo one with asphodes, like flakes Of light.
nw them pause on their celestial way;
, men SAID l, With deep fear and dug bt sed.
best not SO loud, my heart, lest thos betray
-lhe place where thy beloved are at rest.
And ne who wore the crown of asphodels,
Descenotnk ~ my door, began to kiock,
n ma my sou sank vIttl me, as m wells
-Ahe Salefs sax before an earthquakes shock.
irTsco,ni.sd the nsmsless agony,
ne teror ard the tremor and the pain
That OH before had lied or haunted ina.
Anu hoS returned with tLree-fold streng tn again
'fhe door opened to nv heavenly gus,t.
cry us.insd, Tor thought hea Gods voice
Apa Knowing whatsoe'r He o. Mt vas best,
Deieo neither to lament Lor TO rtjolos.
Then With smils this { flied the house with Iisht.
Al ., ef,sna Is MT Death. but Life" he saId'
An ~ answered plssing cat Of sight,
oh hs celestial embassy hs sped,
gwas at thv door. o friend and not at mine,
Lne anRe< with the amsrasthinc wreath,
fseslnE, descended, and with a vOics divine
Whispered a vord that had sound like Death.
Then fell spon the house a sudden Gloom,
"A shadow on those features fsir and thin,
ARD softly IRON tbs hushsd ana dsIkensd room,
Two angels issued where but one went in.
All - Of God If no bat wave his hand,
he mlsis ilect the rain falls thick and loud.
iHl, Win smIs Of hight on sea and land.
Lo. hetooks back from the departing cloud
Angels OF Life and Death alike are his:
WITHOUT His leave they pass no threshold Ger.
"no. shen; would wish or dare. dIsbelieving this,
As~ess MS messengers TO shat the door?
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DR. STEPHEN BAiLY, s..
OPFIcE 1e3 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Dol 1hree doors from l&th street,

DR.; B a bsss Is9vs to inform the pablo the,
experience Of fifteen Years prassIs E, with V1fm
uffe ha G sPa yae IF
enable him to surmount any dificasty, seento S or
otheIwise, re:atlns to the Teeth. His own exper-
sspSe o. sn{
r. PaImly: has led him. long since. to discard al
lI pE ihs teeth ..o Oh
for the construction of Continuous Jun Teeth. and
that Porcelain. nOnntof on Gold Plate. the only
was mott ncluslve!y shown by the last American
Dental Convention.
deroe Ard practice in Washington rs is faSrr.biy
known to bis numerou, friends and patrons he begs
leave to refer them TO the following
TESTIMONIALS.
From fhe late Rector of the ChEyoh of Epiphany,
Of TAI, Ci:t:
DE-. STEPHEN BArLY: Dear Sir-I desire 10 6--
press my esteem for you personally, and my conf
executed for me have been highly sstisfactory
r.sn is and the Pablo That 'g yr a SO we. de
Washington, Aug. g. is5 Ssr' FRENCH
From one Of the eldest firms in BaI.imors-
Me:.-s. PosFs. Cofsnan Z Co.
Having employed DR.. Stephen Bai,y. S-rseon
Hsn5s Of ISassnSton CITY, 2 execute for me
to my entire satisfaction, and view ofthe fact that
one ofthe most distinguished members OF the Dem
to 81 samS5s t rsS trial.:
great pleasure to express my entire confidence and
high Estimation of his profsislons siiIi,.
Baltimore, Jan. II, 1857. Hartmann BOGGS.
Extract from a note ,scs,-ed from the late Hon.
john II. Clayton.
". 9. Senate, Aus. 19. 1896.
The teeth you made for me work admirably; no
thing could be better. ,Ysry gratefully,
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON.
.ysS
To those seeking reIi Ell from the ms4sdies OF ne
teeth, can cheeri9y recommend d.. 8. Baily as a
dentist
for one of NY family and plugged several teeth for
than tenyears. ROBERT r. NIXON.
Apu Is. 1855. Va. Cent. NJ. T. Church South.
We, the UNDERMINED, having had occasion sns,ail
ourselves of the professional skil OF DR.. :. Sally,
Surgeon Dentist OF this city. having been cogni
xaEt of his operations our families or friends TAX
pleasure in expressing cur admiration of his artistic
skill, well as the uniformly satisfactory manner
which he performs TIE most delicate and diff salt
operations In Dental Surgery, and We respectfully
recommend him to the confidence ard patronage of
the public, of which wo consider him eElinently
worthy.
Thomas v, wALTvs, Architect u. 9. Capito'.
TrCnJ- AI'LRE, ~. d. OF Washington, -. c..
B. :. EoHRER, I'd. ID. OF Goo. sesO IN. u. e.
n. LINCOLN, NJ. d.. of Washington, ID. C..
Jos H. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID G..
GEORGE WALTON, tx Governor OF Florida.
WALTER LRNox. Ex- Mayor of Washington.
Henry BALDWIN, u. 8 Patent Once,
.. G.! AF'snrl PrIe!esi Rittsghulse Academy.
feb D-tf
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WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN

WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, Ladies snd Gentlemen lose one OF thsiI
becomes o matter of serious importance, ana tbs
question s " hat shall do TO stop tho hair froIl
HAIR "a an pV foS
applications viii stop the hair falling or brcssIns,
remove dandruf, keep tho eoa!p clean and white,
and lnPsrt freshness and vikoT, to the hair; and
continued use of it two months will insure Jou .
luxuriant head Of haT. Call and geta bottle, and il
not satisfied, after he second application, retain II
and get inc price pad.
Ask for Or. Harris Hair Promoter and ImerovsI.
Sold in Richmond by W. PETERSON, Drug
.,st, corner Main and 18th, and Main end Wall SITS,
and IL Washington city b. Il. ID; GILMAN, Drug
gist, Browns Hotel Building, Pc. avenue, and o..
b. CLARK, Druggist, corner u Greet and Pa.
avenue. Gpl 1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-10

Through trial Of many y.nrs, snd through every
nation of civilized men, Af EB'S CHERRY PFC
cure of pulmonary disease than any other
remedy known to mankind. Cases OF apparently set
tied consumption have been cured BY II, and thous
ands of sufferers no were deemed hey ond the reach
usefulness to sound health and the enjoy ments OF
life by this powerful antidote to diseases OF :he
lungs and throat. Here Q cold had settled on the
ipnss The d hacking e Si sne sas eye; s91
and strong, whisper &c ali but him CoNsuAPIIoN.
He tries everyth thing. but the disease Is gnavlnG a.
his vital. and shG.: its IT, ;yRP,om ms meEs aRo
RY PECTORAL now; il has stopped his cough,
made his breathing essy his sleep ID sound ~ night;
his appetite returns and with It has strength. The
sitbborhocd can be found which has lot some Inv,
ing trophy like this to shadow forth the virtues
which have won for tho Cherry Pectoral an i'm:
perishabie renown. But ITS usefulness does not end
cure The countless colds and coughs which il
en- res arc the seed which would have ripened into
dreadful harvest OF lncurable diseases. Influenza,
Group, Bronchitis, Hoarseness Pleurisy, Whoop-
are easily cured By the CT ERRY PECTORALn
taken in season. Every family should have il by
them. and they will lind il inya uable
es1ens sheep oof and Il: dsras .ms
from many home. ... ..
Authenticated evidence of these facts With direo-
tons for the treat Bent Of each comp sint may Be
pnbli.h three millions and scatter Them broadcast
over the earth. In order that the sick everywhere
may have before them the information II contains.
Drugxste ald dealers In MEDICINE Gsnsraily have
fss ss s, ' Az s
al Sid n y B. sifMxS and B, H.
COOK, Alexandra, and by all dealers every where.
- -.
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O Jacob Wolfe died near Marion, Va, last
week, aged los wears
III The Methodist Protestant Confersnc. of
virginia is in session at Abingdon
W English papers announce the deccase of
the Countess Of Abingdon.
IL Mr.. DARCY MCGEE has taken the field a.
lecturer In Canada
u DR. Alexander Papne, in Culpepper coun.
black tongue. -'''' 'N0
" II have not loved lightly" as the man
thought when he married q widow weigbirv
three hundred pounds.
W IL Is stated by the knoxville Southern Cit.
- ~ 5.. tnat w IN. u sven, Bsq, Is a candidate
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T ON 6 WORT HY'S
IL PURE OHIO
CATAWBA BRANDY.
9 ~. PIKE, Sole Proprietor,

This Brandy has been manufactured for several
years from the Pure Juice of tho Catswba Grape,
thus sftording additional evidence of tho progress
of American enteI prise and industry, and of our
ability to produce GrIoe s at homs, equal 20 those
made by any other ma. ION.
The OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY not only
equals but excels the best Imported Brandt 9, IN
purity and flavor. II is, IN fact, the best Brandy
known This statement il fully corrobo!sted hy the
Certificates CT our most distinguished analytica!
Chemists.
III Il sure Remedy for Dyspepsia, Flatu-
lenoy, Cramp. Choc, Languor, Los Spirits, Gene
raj Debility &c. No family should be without it.
IL Re;ail price 81 Is per bottle.
e N Pike has appointed DAN'L. h. CLARKE,
Druggist and Phar maoeutst, corner of Pa avenue
and 81, street, Sole Agent for the District, where
dealers and customers will please forward their
orders au L. 3n
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:, GunIoUs EsScrIoS BET The Batavia N

CURIOUS ERECTION BEr-The Batavia IN.
Herald OF "Wednesday has the following
Harry WILDER a1d Mr.. HascalI, Of the O rst
part, ana Thomas Yates of the second part, in
the heat and ardor of the political confidence
yesterday. they had Of the success of their can
dfdates-Morgan and Parker-uni,edly staked
the strength of their confidence In the following
singular wager: The parties of the first paf
Were to give their check on the Bank of Gennesee
Tor the SUN Of $50. as wager first; and the said
parties OF the nrst part were TO draw a two horse
wagon load OF unhu-ked corn into Eilicott Hall
IN the evening of yesterday, aud with the party
oftne second par. were To huSk u cut during the
evening and If the parties irst aforesaid candi-
uate (Pafker) loses his election in the STATE the
said nrst parties should forfeit or Weld TO the
naid second party, the $50 wager, and wheel in
wheeibarrow all of said husked corn, with
theft own hands, to the house Of the said SECOND
party, as wager second And 40, rice r.rSn
hence, we may now soon xpect to barry,
with bis colleague, to the music of Gardner's
Band, wheeling our friend Thomas some corn
for his pigs.
Since committing the above to type Harry
ana Hascall, like wheslbarrow veterans, have
neRan rolling the corn up to Thomas, led on by
9ardner's Band, playing hrst Pop Goes the
weasel aud endiag up with Yankee Doodle
loud enough TO burst their drum heads and split
their ffes,r
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pCRTRAlTS FOR THE MILLION.-A eet
feet Portrait of yourself 70 rs cents warranted
not to fade 2cOo Of thefe beaI tful sictnIes niss
sitter il perfectly sat,ehsd. fietarss on paper for
50 cents, which RIM ha sent BY mail without extra
charge. Eee.s v:siety ef cases kept on hand. SIM
light not required. X. G. WOODLEY,
photographer, No. Sl2 l. street,
feh-sm near wilhrds'.
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VNAE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
PANY.

one OF the Stesmsh 9s OF THIS Company, osrry Ing
the United sta es Mail for ACAPrEtt Acos
CALIFORNIA and OREGON, leaves 1Z&$n
Panama twice each month, Gu he arrval~9kkzEh
ofthe United States Mail -. Company q steamers
which leave New Orleans and New York regularly
on the 5th and 5th of each month with the mails
ROADS.
These steamships have been inspected and an
proved by the Navy Department. and guaranty Sptsd
and safely,
The Panama Rsi'r 81 mrles lo-eb 10 nov com
pleted from a. to ooeaE. and IN creased in oT
hours The baggage Of passengers ia oheck cd in
New York through To San franc SOC. and passengers
are embarked 81 Panama by steamer ~ the oom-
psny's expense The money paid IN New York
covers all txpenses ofths trip.
Reserve steamers are kept IN port in Panama ard
San frsnciseo TO prevent detentop 10 case Of scoi
dent, thai he route lie entirely rstab,-no la urs
he-In< occurred in eight years.
Passenrers lesye Panama tae same dag theJ
n q at Aspinva
Conductors 90 'hropEh nv each steamer. and take
tec'ors.
For through tickets at the lowest rat-s apply &C
RAYMOSb.-or to ARMsfR oNG, HARRis&
Co, New OrlsAns.-or G.. l.. BARTLETT. Boz
tim. :. -
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THROUGH TICKETS can Be obtained - the
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN RAIL ROAD
OFFICE, corner of PennsyivanIa avenue and eth
street, Washington, on board Of the Steam Fern
Boat George Page at the Office Of the Orange az1
AszsnSris Rsilroad, at Alexsrdris,
Richmond, Danrilic, Lyneh5xrs, Bri,to.,
Knoxville, Dalton, Atianta, Chattanooga,
Nashville, Hunt,sslle, Grand Junction,
Memphis, Montgomery and Ner ORLEANS,
By direct route, ead continuous railway oonncc-
tops 20 Memphis:.
hfordirg greater Ez7sdifios and Corlfo-f and
being 30 miles shorter than by any other route,
The steam fry bost eorSe Page leaves the foot
ofTth street 81 81 m, for Alexandria, where rss
sengers e. Ee ;he cars for Richmond, Gharottsvie,
Staunton, White sulphur Springs, Woodstock. &c :,
And st IN D. m. for Richmond and al points South
west, mGsirE sure and close connections to Mem
phs.
Baggage Wagons nd Omnibuses leave the once,
Pa. av eIue, at O'Clock a. and p.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent.
je If-u washington.
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limited STATES MAIL LINE.
Only Regular Lane, and Withouf FosEu,s
for Eight Years.
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
ED STATES MAIL LINE.

CANTONESE many frauds and impo- N<S
siticns of various kIlds have boen lately 19kN55e
penetrated on travellers bound o. CALI
FUkNiA, that the sabsoriber. tho only euthori ed
aren't TO- passage BY the u. s. HAL Line, via Pans
caution ala persons seeking passage 10 c.I1foJn,s
thai. TO AVON IsrosITIoN they must be careful 10
Ind the true ofloe OF tie Steamships of the ~, =
NsiI lire via Panama r abroad an NO othsr otbc.
IN New York Is authorized To engage passake
The Companies have only one ofoe in New York
fronting GA ,hn North River, at tie head of the
Company's Wharf.
m = Observe my sign over the door.
felS i. w. RAJ MOND. Aren't Neu York
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CHARLES n. KUGLER.

CHARLES N. KU6LER,
" Ne. Sis Pa. aeesse, befscees ID oad Sd SITS,
Wa furnish sLd send lChCRAM in any part OF
the city at II 50 eton 90 cents quart. Fairs,
Festivals Bshe and Parties az all ipds FURNISHED an
the nest sasoDs'de tefraa 30 3,
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I AplES TUCK and all sorts OF CON H. &C
- GIBBS Hair Store, hear 18th street, ERd at hls
eo3ea Reoms lnfG Wilarcs' Hetsl. istsn
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RACON RAVENS PIANOFORTFs-T5.
" Frsnkim Institute ExhlbitIon av ardsdN .ne
faso 70 Msssrs.. Raven. Bacon & Co.. lnvTI1TS
.oaes-,tlon WIth y Vthers from the & rst inanufso
orirs o. er ork, Philadelphia, Boston, and Bal
'h".e me eleven jadEss being unanmoss TINS
IiiIaest o. these fsvorIte Instruments viii be
60 ass.a In few days. by new arrivals from
~ loIG feIsoEs in search Of a good pianoforte
- rsduesteo 10 call and examine, before purchas-
&C. o. ,,s, 'he MUSIC Depot, corner 18th ct.
h"< w. g. METZLROTT,
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r1.yslsn. DIRECTORY. -
Dl.cff rs xtfH fkzzfEfYqE OF IIr
f ls-s r- :" II - II, =, .-,-.-..
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWBSI.
Ia q
Baltimsre and Ohis Bailrsad.


FALL ARRANGEMENTS.
TWO THROUGH TRAINS. ARE NOW RUN
FROM WI RsAaltissSiTf5oSIsF' f ssRp'fh E WEST.
LIST. NAIL TRAIN start, At 7:S g. m, tsanday
excepted, connecting closely az Washinfton Juno
1Sa: f9T s1s eli cin al ST. LOUIS AND
CHICAGO EXPRESS. CONNECTION leaves
Washington NJ $50 p. m. reaching Cinonna a. p.
N. next Day, and conleotng directly With E1prets
for 81 LOUIS, Kansas, &c TIme, from wsshinsfoa
20 Cincinnati, 3 hours: or 20 81 Lculs only hoers:
To view the Grand Mountsiu Scenery ofthe Road
in daylight, take either the T.<5 a. m. or Sd y u
For Psri.r.sSrs IA and ali Stations on the North
western Virginia Road take the 50 .: m Tram. fcf
Marietta and ClIcinnsti Railroad take the same-
Through Tickets and Baggage Cheers 70 Al Sur,
tiers, and every other possible fhoaity VII Dc found
WAY Pass ENG RRs for the Main STEM Of the
Baltimore and Ohio RsBToss VIII leave Washing
For ali points bctveou washirrtoa Junction and
Piedmont take the 7&5 q. m. trsins.
For eli Stations hc:veen Pscdr1onf AND nS
take the 81 .. Tram. To connect win ne rcd
sricS Trln take the So ?. m. 1uin-
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST.
Leave Washinston for Baltimore 81 is and T.S
g. p and $50 and IS .. N. On SUNDAY al %. m.
Leave Rcitrrnor. NJ - and - 8 m. and $50 and
530 ,. m. On Sunday ~ 81 q m. only.
The 7.45 and AS trains only Will seop ~ way sta-
tions and " Annapolis connections.
The 7 IS a m sTd $50 p. w. are the ehlel oonnec,.
Ing frs fpr the west, spc the els. 7.S and 30
For farther inforyn-t On inquire at the Baltimore
and OHIO Rallroad Ticke, ofhce. wsshlnsrou.
T. H. f A. =. ssr fFfn''
eea Masfer Of Trsnportatlo- baltimore.
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MiScollauoous,
pRoPOsALs OR INDIAN GOODS.
DnfAHrM.xr Q, ran IsIx.rcs:

DRrARrxrSr or THE lNrxRfoa, L.
OfYfCE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS, Got. q, le5e.
SEALED PHoroe AIS, endorsed" Proposals for In,
Be ans sf, S
lngton city, until 10 O'Clock, IN, on SATURDAY,
the thirteenth day of November next. for furnish
ing the following -namsd articlesi faaf
Glass No. 1, .r
Maekisae Blankets, CIofis, cad D,y Goods.
2sc0 pairs point white Mackinac Blankets, to
measure 60 by u inches: aid weigh pounds,
200 pairs 2,l point white Mackiuac Blankets. TO
measure 81 BY es inches, and weigh pounds.
$50 pairs 2-polrt wsite Mackinao Blankets, to
.o measure q By s. lnches, snd weigh sk pounds.
s0 PAIRS ~ pom, s white Mackin.c Bianket. 70
800 pairs point white Mack,nsc Blankets, to
measure 81 by 46 inches and weigh so pounds
$50 pairs point scarlet MacklIao blankets, -
500 pairs Us point scarlet Mackinao Blankets, to
measure "a by S. inches and weigh pounds
500 pairs l-polnt scarlet MackInao Blankets, to
mn measure 81 By IS inches, and weigh Sh pounds.
massuIs6 Go by "a inches, and weigh 10 pounds.
100 pairs point Ireen MaokInao Blankets, to
measu 60 By u inches, and weigh pounds,
400 pairs 2s point green Mackir1c Blankete, to
measure S by IS inches, and weigh pounds.
go pilrs So point lndiso-bue Haoklnao Blankets,
10 measure 66 by 81 inches, and weigh 10 lbs.
30 pairs s. poiot lndiso- blue Mnckinac Blankets,
pars ind.o Sss
,o to measure 81 by s. inches, and weigh lls,
100 pairs 81 point gsptinelis- blte Macklnac Ban-
kets. to measure &c BY "a inches, and weigh 10
800 pairs J. point sentinsls- blue Mackinao Blan-
ksts. 10 measure 60 by Y inches. and weigh
pounds.
kets, to measure "a by 66 inches, and weigh Q
pounds.
$40 pairs point sen.inella-blue Mackinao Blan>
kets. to measure - BY IS inches, and weigh so
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CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE VIA
" NICARAGUA.
Amerroan, Atantie, and Pacific Sh,y Canal
Company. PSopuetors
= T. Ed APE "a

- - ~ " " u IL r T. ..
It, The splendid steamship WASHINGTON, 1900
IONS, Japan nkNRY CHURCHILL. hav-s 49,
ing been httsd Up sSHrs.sly for the Cali, laf18&
leave Pier NO. s., North River, Nsv Work. IN a,t-
a,dss, the sih NSSys ssss Al ssps pas
c,nn cot at San Juan del Sur with the we'll fnorn
s c eommo s =: stsssm:hip sERMANN, Captain
These steamshies offer ursurpassed aooommo-
d.t,on, for the comfort and aefsty Of passsnsers
TIE I.thmns route u thoronshly repaired and in
For passage or freight apply only at the once of
ooA II JOHN P. YELvERTON, Agent.
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VI. LooMrs. n. b.. The IN anv.n.o, and ,...ut..
d. ,,IRSE sSSEtsfRY IMFRnvED. :,

ite, combining the irresistible advantages -
OF cheapness, durability, usefulness and in - 81
creased ccrnfort Those having bafly htt- N1SAzs
ing Plates now be GUARANTEED a perfect st. Teeth
mounted on Yulcanlte viii cost oIe-thlrd less than
and soc specimens a. $50 SennsslSan svenuk.
Sc 1-eO1y
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VN FAIL ARRASGEMENT.
w ASHfNGTON AND IL h \ AN DRla
a Boot Esery Hour from Each Place.

The WASHINGTON G1f AleKGndrla steamtooS VA
hereafter run reg uars from the foot ~
Of 18th street. Washington. and kInx 49,
sireCt, Alexandra. every hour from
Gee pace. from a n W. TO sis ?. N as follows:
Prom WsshInzton-Stesmer GFO. PAGE-a
Sd, 9. an ~ n. M. !, 5, :, and Il y. N. 49,,
from Washlngton-Stea.Uer THOMAS COLIs-
YER-st 6, 10 q. m, IL M. 2, .. and 2. m,
From aiexanorIa-Steamor GRO. PASE-m
81. = 10 a NJ. Il N "a, 4 aGs p m,
From A.srardrie-Stearl'r HpMhS tOlsb
YrR-at so. 6. " q. I. s, aud .. m. except
Tuesday and Fridsy mornings; when tie CoH,eT
heretofore. md omit her tEIps bstvo " ashins'"n
md AiFxsrieia from So m. 20 2. m Only.
Tho 81 so n m and az r, m hosts frcu Aiexsn-
dra Connect with she TRANS Of the SaftinoTe ana
OHIO RaIlrcad for toe NORTH snd West
rheeh a. m. and ia .. m hosts from Nash&ngton
cornsoI yith the trans Of the Orange ana Aexan-
dria Mailman Cor The Snuih and SOuthyt 81. ee -
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n THE GREAT WONDER
OF TEE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTCRATI

publish letter 70 DR.. " ood Of his city, from
superior merits Of h.s hair tonic Surh evidence
meet have Its effect, when coming from relish!e
Or. needs no enocinIuIns, ror useess pufery from
the Pross:
PRoyEssoR q. J. wcoD Co. Gentlemen: Having my At
.nc:. Of yonr hair Restorative va. ndnra % mai, a.
picson OF It upoa my own hair which had become quite
Character months procured bottle OF
your Hair Restorative and usei 4. soon found &c was
have scoe procured another bottle of which
some can now certify 70 hs yor that The gray or white
my hair has resumed its natural color.
sft and gossy than IL ha seen before for years.
am now sixty years OLD good wife the age Of nfiy
two. has used st with came eject.
covery. am assured that whoever will rightly per
directions, will not have occasion to eontfsd.t INF
last fifteen and known nearly every he
with my name attached is Al yoSr serT;es :. rib 20 prs
the beautes Of nature In others mysc.f
L am. truly yosIs. A. G. RAfsosD.
WOODS HAIR REsToRATIvE.
BALTIMORE, "a lsss.
rRorrssCs wosD-Desr Sir Having had he misortuD.,o
In Nrw Orleans Induced to maxi trisi
Of your egAT+2n aud toUOi 70 snsweI as the very
words can y obligations to ynn II giving 70 the
'n met sneh ,rsa. ss sLkf JOHNSON
standing and pastor III or:hodsf Church At BrooSsed
beloved. WIN. DYKE
PRooErtyrp, January II, 1855.
PROFESSOR EooDDesr Sir: having sde trisl your
Hair Restorative Eives rles,Hre say eaeos
has been excellent in reDovn .mmaon dAndrun and
. constant tendency itching with have been
troubled from chdhood; restored my hair
which becoming to ;ts original color ueed
other article with anything like the pleasure
pront. Yours truly, J. X. BRAGG.
The Restorative 10 put mp in bottles offs sizes,
Viz: Laree, medium. and small the small holds
pint, and retsls for 81 per bottle the medium
holds at least twenty per oent. more in proportion
than the small, rctals for 81 per bottle the large
retails for S.
o. j. WOOD d CO., Proprietorn. sig Broadway
New York, lin the great N. y. Wire Railing Estab-
lishment, y and ia Market ST., st. LOUIS, Mo.
Ard sold BY al good Druggists and Fancy Goods
00aiera. fin