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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
The Southern Mall

NAsHIEGToN, Tbursday, ApriI 2, Io!S.
The msi from all points South as late as due Is 10
hard. but brings no news OF importance:
the SovanEah Nerrs Gays arrival at that port
reports on the night of the 18th instant in the Eastern
eope of the Gulf Of Mexico, heard and saw fired in
raDid succession sixty shots, apparently from 81
pounders between two ships. Some were OF the
oppion that il was the Spanish feet exercising but
TS. Ke,cS says il has more likely been an encounter
with elaver, Or sus pected flbusteT
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
Larye Burning Of Wood Land.

Boston, Thursday, April =, I038.
About 3 900 acres of wood land were burned over Il
Plymouth Kingston and Carver early this week, In
ytlyirg loss ef .0OO
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From Rio yaneirO.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, April -, ISJs.
By An ariyal az this port Rio Janeiro dates are to
March 70 The fever was fest aDating, only l0 or II
deaths occurring daily.
Left ships Western Contirent from New-York for
San Fraocisco 70 sail iu two weeks; Gray Eagle, Tor
philadelphia loaded; ChsIlotte f. Gay, for Phlladel'
pbis in few days; Andersen, from New-fork, dis
ChargiRg.
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.ppot,rwfsrs.-The Ser ate, ir Exscg..ys 5 ason,
IN Tuesday a.. cOL6,msd large batch of .ppolas-
msr.s. amorg whom wsfe Thoms, Pbeis a, Posi-
mss,er =. Lewiston Nsw-Yo:k, Il. A. T. .uas Pos,
mater a. bev HayeD. CorD.; A. =. Msrs cal Dstr,cs
Atc.ney at New Hsnpsb re; J c rov R.siSer n
t,e Lana Ofhoe Mn1esoSS
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Non-Asriyas Of the Canada.

HALIFAX, Thursday, April 22-ll P. m
The weather is clear and calm, and there ars no
rgns of TIE Royal Mail steamship Canada now in her
thirteenth dsy from Liverpool.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
Sentence Of MurdererS.

MONTREAL, Thursday, April y, 1913.
Marie Ann Crispin and Jt an Baptist DsiOrges were
ls.t ing found guilty Of murder, and ths morning
were cent suced to be hurg on the 25th OF June.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
philadelphia Stock Board.

PmLApELPHIA, Thursday, April p, 1888.
Stocks steady; Pennsylvania State IS, 81; Read
ing Railroad 23; Long Island Railroad, l2b Morris
Canal, az; Pennsylvania Railroad, 242.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23

ALBANY, Thursday, April y I8lS.
M. Caoal Commissioner Sheriff. telegraphs from
Fort Edward, on the Champain Canal, that siXty-hve
loaded boats had passed there on the 2lst
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P~nnsylvania Legislature.
Canal Navigation.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Thursday, April y, iS9o'
Our State Legislature adjourned sine die to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
The Ohio River.

CINCIrNATI, Thursday, April =, IoJS.
The river Is falling, with twenty three feet of water
In the chBn.el.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23

Mr.. Stanton. 49, -, o,vne,a of the
.vnbcst New-York, w. James Stewart Of nl', ea'oi-
sr,s Of ne bng Croion. The decree o, the circuit
c.n,t sn for fbe Southern District OF Alabama was
sG,ned vita costs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23

We Ian thu II co7stque-ce Of pro!onfei lrcspo-
si.:oD Mr Ssn,e! Wlkssca has retired tsom TIE A.
bany Lrcr'ns Iolrral h,viog so.i GU his n's7d. ID
NJ Tlurow " eed, who wi. NV s' ,us tie p'e'lVa
of Ca!e. ,d.Kf 0. taa. pspss,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23

grim hoet Of bearded men followed, with black
Grape around their arms end the red ribbon on their
march, snd then
THE CATAPALQUE
This vas az immense structure nearly q, tai as a
,wo-.ory house 1t contested Of sort of pyramid Of
Of back cloth laurel wIesths, immortelles silver
Grape. Upon tie spe1 was gided urn, draped 10
crspe -Four immense piumes of black ostrich feathers
decorated the en,absure and each side bszed the
inscription;
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
THE CATAP LQUE.
Al MARTlRI
DELLA LIBERIA


The cstafaque was drawn by eight led horses in
black housings After followed the Italian patriot
fsg Of lsis with the legend
"Deo Popolo"
on their shrouded folds, and United States flag be-
tween them The Turner'S came next at least 1000
strong. smong them the Workingmens Association of
the Twentieth Ward, with flag bearing the words
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23

Then came troop of wonen and maitens, bearing
lite t.anspsrencies, upon which were written
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23

MARTYR FOR LIBERTY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18

TIE CENTRAL PARK.
To ns Fdifr y raS y J,,6sae a.
SIR: H. yeuI yesIarfr IN TBE TRiBUsE VI w.
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TIE Steuusrs T. which have ef.rtsd nav ~ fornd 70
Esfis XVIIIih Cons ksss Pscsi. lei Sep. MAC
sotp. pm, of CesnT.ts i sty-, HSst tesS w.
. NJ. 3<t
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of the cruise: TO molest her. Thus the bona fde
American pirate LEFT at liberty opursue his sccursed
trade 1t was not very easy TAX. Issue with Great
Britain on this point. Had beer sincere in pro-
LESSONS about the Slave Trade, might have COM
planed of want Of courtesy in Great Bri air 10 per-
nitirg our criminals TO escspe instead Of delivering
them over to us for deserved punishment. Well dis
posed az We are 70 take ofense at the Brsh Govern
ment we are not aware that murmur was ever hsped
against her forbe arance to our savers. Stll the
monstrances against the practice of visiting on the
coast Of Africa, suspicious vessels, although bssriog
our flag, called forth very loud and potr'o'ic re-
monstrances.
For the purpose Of doing away with the apparent
necessity and RESPONSIVENESS Of visitation. our G0verp
reut agreed by the A,hbuIton Treaty Of 1872 to keep
a squadron OF certain force the coast OF Africa for
the svowed purpose Of suppressug the trade. Tne
treaty rei.beradmtted ror deniedhe right visitation.
Ii any American save-trader has been caught and
brought to punishment through tire fundamentally Of
tits squadron confess our igoofance Of The fact
Stree the treaty of 1912, the circumstances under
which the slave-trade WAS then conducted have widely
changed The trade was then chiefly divided between
Cuba and Brazil 10 the latter country II has been
almost if not entirely Discontinued and the traffic is
row concentrated in Cuba. From that island the
savers are fued ard depart for Ades, and 20 that
leland they return with thousands of slaves. The yes
es employed in the trade are nearly all built in the
United States ard sold to the Cuban trsders. Hence,
60 far as regards their build ard rigging they csnno; be
distDgui he'd from ordinary American vessels engaged
in lswfal commerce. To watch the long line of the
African coast for the arrival and departure Of slsvers
has proved in general ffut'ess task. Lstterly the
British cruisers have adopted the more sensible and
practical plan Of watching the coasts of Cuba. By
various 'r.atts' ard particularly with Spain hefsel,
they are authorized to vist to search and to seize
Europa" and Bro-aian slavers entering into or de-
parting from Cuba. The proprie.y Of transferring the
crusers sgainst the traffic from Africa to Cub. is OBJ
vious. General CASE, our Secretary of State, in his
letter 10 Lord Napier slndes TO the f.ore Of toe ,nt
blockade Of the African eOsst, but 6ade coD-o,pon 10
tie reflection tLst "ns 4a,e Iced POI discourage The
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GH1eGLTURAI IMIpLEEsMIFssNNl1SlIA

l''uLTURAl.IL=
\ .fivaah Axes. asitssii,lrn aras2sifis
sA11se:sAs Bow .aa Id sspaies and sshaoYels HES sxaeeket
:ssIisat|Iass:as aaFTF FORKS st,ussslssa aux Grain 81 ythess0f
assIess..Hsa.ea q biiar iafs,hsfs ITrsIg attsrssa.1Ner
54aisHssaIIte:ars and Ga daflaT xAAHa sssssStte @kd666l
FfdAss4ss1faS Log, BACK aud FIfHtes Thin k12l1g
cat.snii tSsasTs,SStiara 81 aiInes h 8HisMssxA
all the Abe IN
at tic Agricultural SssSsM -
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DA1aTkT SA WH.-7-r--s-------.--s--.eA-
y q nosher latge aud assorted III lotEa II s 4srn III
trossent Of thai sst ,i,,a. . Patent
ever iassnsei. For sale y-@s'esss.a'sn Tod,
IA RsUIERkL ANonr
eerrer q LEayetsss FIaridastssa.1a
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llBlIarbee Re,.lt1,,s l,
H1I,lE

- ###s.a.s@5 81
4NYYTIfn.#NaG A#T HaMIIR{MYYEa|RA
fiiSA $3.50 sA1al1aE .5-@.s 80. ...sg-
-,Ir@rs@sI S. ,1- - ,1sY,9Y 80 aFss7
4 49, iEaNS is@Fts5s--
Il as lTaIfnls Sugar Cured t8Eaeun ,
10 casEa fresh BACON
ii cassksst sstaKE, d angar eerea Hama s
II Shuse ssFFeiutc
20 bpaxFYYE lIataaroni, Ns. 4&
so baEsH& ns IN lt---ltH III sire,
#= TOGO - fs44 Kent acky Baggings
hsIe TWine, #% 54 & -
90 @ sa1rsls rhoanas;9n Line i
- - : $500 $500 "A'
Is sssrsis PIastsr Of paris, @s77 e.
| n Iarssts rr.as "a sraar .ES
f# IN a..sa f. = - IoyerinEa
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pAToN ROUGE. aRossE nETE. &

RAIUN - ~
80 ousAs RAII.ROA i7.- e. EWs HIRAM u
HfsNTS,~-0 and after Tuesday, Sept, LII, tissscars
will leave Dayon Crosse Tote DAHL, 1T rs ii otciock., An
and returning, leave the river atH p. NJ
The steam ferry boat sunny South, will make
three trips . day to the terminus OF the road, viz
leaves baton Rouge nt.t.... 4. i. - DIX A. W
- 80. - ...,........z Pm.
~" t.Ea 80. .-.... r. N
ALBRIGHT for tho evening train must be dipped By
y ,. tniit;Sthat trip being nude Exclusively for freixht.s
Through tickets ana excursion tickets Tor sale On
tan s.ssInfly South #sAs# ELLISON Conductor.
august 18th 1859. %&$$S#
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A.v. 11nHrc,nn,.

E&&E%GL
ID EspECTFULLY offers his services to5tlIe people !
Is west ibaton Rouge rs regularly cotlmissianed
FAAAsA SURVEYOR. Mr ID. can afeHysbe
found Attic residence OF his father. about one mic
tuaily5 attended to.
Doc 6th4tf. @ $%@
70 Architscts, Buildera,3 Contractors, ri anter
},,r.rr .r,.... ard UEhtTs. Ssl
B~uilderl, Planters and the on~.rnunftYatlaree
that ne u now fully prepared to nanaIaetnrebystea
power ~ snort notice and moderate prices. Own, Gothic
q sseYlea window sash,,all kinds oss$#i'annei md Sash
Doors,E either fixed or ~revolti1g Door and Window
AAnaas Door and Window Frames, Base. Moulding, IL.
description. &% MI
Fink dressed 70 order Of my viath unaertw t-st,
eha q an. thickness nnier three inches Tinabsrs
dressed perfectly true, III ANY length under tnirlv.Hre
teets long and tNeHtv inches aquarbs
80 orders addressed t. me through The Post
With prompt attention. a. 'ei s"'
Ian q ). II. BROWN
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nRATES. CRATES AND#S.IlOaElNAsklsasss.
u 4 new supply Of the above rR asalssIs1os1.
ana ANAL. Egg, Rox, Barrel sud rsnklia.ssassss4
wood and ceaI, assorted sizaae besiaass th ske..asasse
which generally go with them, such al .1sA. w..
shovel and Iongs, &C., for sale Ct TIE haE u aTsYl 49,
Of NJ LAhsbtbas = tAa4sa891I..s
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| TfoRS FDR CASH., and purchaser. for 2i, GOO of the
celebrated j. S. brand OF Cumberland FIRE
BRICKS. ~ .2.
The Corn received, ana the Bricks delivered ut the
nerest landing to the planter according to agree
mnt.1 THOs BYRNE,
srsy22.n Front st., Rstcn Rpnge.
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Baton RnugsE teamTerry.

TIME NEW TEAM @FEEKT BOATT####-
aSUNNxS Fiji, will leare FAs#Iss AlAAK@%
tcn Rouge ut I o'clock, A.N. drring tlt1
Winter ronths,a and at N o'clnck ptgIaNttitsAaf pnnss
md ply r~egn1arlr during the daT An intEfasaHf N
fifteen minutes .tli taEe place bet tween thetfIlpMHsstxpn
either side. #
The 5l,oat viii leave Tie Baton Hpnge= Ridason he.
last rfpAtsn dorm, md rcfnain IRE mfiHutese only
en- thss6ppostis eide; &nfser which, personAh eairous d
crossing before sunrise ttests morning will be taken
orer in#skifs at double rates 3ef fsrriAge, according to
contract. ## 5 $@78$#@#@s##.&
yhassor quarter, hut i'll order to %thss asanYe ntarce
1T those whose business Or pleasure causes ths ira
Huent crossing III either themselves or servants,
'tPasfage Tickets z viii be sold on taesbost IN pack.
ages OF twenty-five for Fonr Dollars being II disepant
Of twenty per ceutson hesestablished rates.
EislI,D IN 4 co.
t5 zuchl4.Y Proprieto- rs =
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|1IRJsCT IMP0HIA1ONe
OUI,E OOLS.

good I'd apply 81 coopers' Tool q, sashss y Eoe1er
Axes. Draw. Knives from S 20 u iuchss.. Tfas1 ibtI seas
Vices. Aazea, Champer Knissa End. eon1psssss ifaess
and Bstts.sCooper awaIN#*stoek HeHsils aasa sLansss
rers.sTress3H cpps, from IL 10 81 nc1ssassssss#.@..I.
sa. 1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL.-B Lassing, NY: Mis-,
r Sweet and sister, do; r Saundrr Md; j A
Cilmon, Va; Wall and lady, Me; Mrs r
Crawford do; Miss Crawford, do; ~ Har-
rison, Va: Stands, do; Hon II KidwelI do;
9 Hundro and lady, de; III q Vickeny Md;
w Il Gould and lady, Ga; E Magruder Aid; p
Hill, do; DR. Grisby, Va; b Harri on Md: A
FripgstOck, NY; w Jones, Md; A Davis Kan
sas; Wells, OY; 5 Ports, Ala; Read, Pa: 6
w Tryon, jr Pa; Litus, CT; A BeIldone, do;
Coyington, Md; 6 w Lee, Va; [. r Whit
ney, Dl; 6 NJ ID Boumby, Miss; b f Passmore.
do; + w Sims. do; A Aorn, NY; woIlen
Pa; l. Burr, NY; Mrs Phillips, do; Miss Phil.
lips do; A L Brown and lady, NJ.
NATIONAL HOTEL-Jw Ratcliff and lady,
Va EP Lowe, Col Polk, Isaac White, Md T.
r SPalding, Mo- Beading, Va; ID e Di2ges,
Col Bowling, Md; l. Miller %; MR. and Miss
Ludlam, DC; Thomas Brooke; Md; Mr. and Mrs
Shell, Il Foster, " York; Mr. and Mr., Dawson
Ala; H Merrill and lady, Tenn; : Cotton, Miss;
E II Alling and lady, II + Jones Ga; II u Gle.
son, Min; q Marshall, Mo; Fl Campbell,
Mass; Wood, q II Giddings, Texas w A
Hester, Va; Aowersohn, NYork; DR. Mcdowell
and family, Mo; F Billings. Cal; A ScheIl Il II
kyerson, n RonaIds, NYk; w Sayles, RI; J
Hall, do. -
UNITED STATES HOTEL Chancellor,
va; l. Cooper, do; W + Chinn, do; J A Boose
Pa; Morrisod, DC; l. Wortbington. o: Geo
Mrs Godfrey, De- Miss Godfrey, do; Jones
Va; Hi i'll and lady, Miss; Miss Magoun La; ID
b Hall, do; Tvrner, do w Johnson, do
l. Simpson, do.
klRKWOOD HOUSE.-E Mason and lady,
IA WOolford, Md; A Orr, do; b r Berkeley Va;
Or Fisher, do; Il II Love, do; Bishop, CT; DIR
McCheney, Nj w w Oliver, DC; c A Raborg ,
Pa; w A Padgett, Md; B Welch, do; A
w iliams, Md; w A Carpenter, do; C Esam
Mass; Bdrdsley, NY; Leidy, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-06

III The st. Paul Pioneer says that 40 Nor
mons have arrived there from salt Lake Oitv
u The Valley Fair, at Winchester, begins
on the 18th inst.
IL There was frost last week In Rocking
ham county, Va.
IL Southern gentleman has offered a pre-
MUM Of $3.50 for the best essay on Religion in
the Family''
IL President Benson writes from Liberia
that the prospects Of that colony a cotton pro-
ducing region are improving rapidly.
IL The real estate and banking house of the
Bank OF Pennsylvania will be sold at auction on
the 18th instant, i n Philadelphia
GO The spirits have been consulted, and they
assert that Thurston. the eronaut, is still living
but lying In house, i'll with fever
III The city Of st. Joseph, Mo, with 10 900
inhabitants, has not one public school, nor any
place to hold one .
u Rev John F. Hod, Of Clark county, Va,
has accepted the rectOrship of Trinity tEpiscO-
pail church at Towsontown, Md.
|" The latest accounts Of Senator Sumner
represent him as very much improved In health
He was at AK la Chapelle when last heard from
II The Synod of Tennessee, including CO.
representatives, have just adjourned at Bristol
10 meet at Cleveland, Tenn. , In September 1859
u The Nantucket and Edgartown submarine
cable Is 50 defective that it is found necess ary 10
have II taken up for repairs.
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ON 6 WORT HY'S
IL PURE OHIO
CATAWBA BRANDY.
S.N. PIKE, Sole Proprietor,

This Brandy has been manufactured for several
years from the Pure JUICE of the Catawba Grape,
OF American enterprise and industry, and of our
ABILITY to produce arulces at home, equal to those
made by any other ma ion.
The OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY not only
equals but excels the best Imported Brandiss, In
Known. This statement is fully cOrrObOrated bv the
CertIhcates Of our most distinguished analy tlcal
Chemists.
IL Il is sure Remedy for Dyspepsia, Flatu-
leney, Cramp: Cholc, Languor, Low Spirits, Gene
"a Debility. DC. No famIl should be without it.
~ Ne al price 81 % per bottle.
s. N. Pike mas appointed DAN'L. b. CLARKE,
Druggist and Phd naceu tlst, corner of Pa. avenue
and "a street. Sole Agent for the District. where
dealers and customers will please forward their
orders. Il
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n. THE GREAT WONDER
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIV

Says the st. Louis tMo.) DEMOCRAT: Below We
publish letter to DIR. Wood, Of this city, from q
rentlemsn In Maine, which speaks glovingly Of the
superior merits OF his hsir tono Such evidence
INST have It's effect, when coming from q reliable
SOURCE certificates are gu srantees of truth, the
Dr. needs no encOmums, nor useless pufery from
the press
BArH. Maine January 20, 1855
PtoFxssoR o. J. Woop Co.:-Gentl. men Having my a.
tenen ca led few months the highly bene6csl
effects OF Hair Restorative induced 20 make APP
pfcaton OF IL upon own hair which become quite
gray probably opethrd white; my WHISPERS Of came
Character Some three months bottle Of
your Hair Restorative, and used fouhd u
proving what had shed used it about Q week
have since procured another bottle which used
some can now certify 81 the wor that the gray white
hair has totally ciss peared both heal
my hair has resumed ts color believe more
soft and gosy than
am uow sixty old 1t the age Of afty
two, has used it with sxms effect
The above notice deem due valuable dfs
covery am assured that whoever will rightly per
directions, Will not have
hehts am citizen Of this city the
last hfteen aud nearly every ops he
ana adjacent teWns Any us7 you make above
with my name attached Ia with 10 pre
serve the oeant es OF nature m others
A. q
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WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.

- BALTIMORE, January %, 1858.
fkoFEssoR WoeD-Desr Sir. Having had the
lose the beat poo lion Of hair the yellow
kNer IN New Orleans In 1854 TO max. n
OF your preparation, aud found u the very
th'rS needed My hair Ia thick glossy and no
words can express my obligations You giving the
snlcteh such q TREASURE. FINLEY JOHNSON.
Inc undersigned Rev J. X Bragg minister IN guar
standing cpd pastor o: the Orthodox
He IL gentleman OF influence
"eioNea- wH. DYER.
BRoosFtEID, January Is, lsss.
rRorkssoR WOop-Desr Sir: Having a Of your
hSr Restorative gives me pleasure effect
has been excellent I'm removing daudruu and
constant tendency 10 itching with which I have been
uonotd from my chifhco; aud has also hsir
~hich was becoming gray u its original color
no other article with .hug like the pleasure or
profit. Yours truly u K RRsaa
me restorative 10 put up in bottles offs Sues,
VIZ Large medium, and small the small holds u
sPd RIP, ana Ietails Tor per bottle the medium
NOUS AZ least twenty per cent more In proportion
than the small retails for 50 per bottle the large
retails for IS. eAN
%. !; WOOD Il CO., Proprietors. sl2 Brosdvay
new \ Ork, I'm the great N. Y. Wire Railing Estab.
hshment, and ia Market ST., ST. LOUIS, Mo-.
Dealers. an II Am
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DR. sTEPHEN BAiLY, -
OFFICE l9e PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Three doors from I4th street.

Dr pAIIy bar. Isaye "a ;rS,,,, ,h. M. ,h.,
he % H.. saan eli 49, at -. "a "a peoIo s.o'
incssad os .h"va - a. fai ss ~ ~ So1
the laTge nnnhar ri nsf,en,p and ,s ~n i., :,
dficulf cases that he has treated vii II
enable him to surmount any diiicuity, scientific or
otherwise, re- ating TO the Teeth His own experi
enoe confirming the opinion of many men eminent in
the profession, and specially Drs Harris and and
mercuria prsparations for hlng the teeth Also ali
Enamefs Gutta PeTcha India ubber and Cementa
for the construction of Continuous Gum Teeth and
that Porcelain, mounted on Gold Plate, in the only
reliable substance that can be worn 10 the month as
vas most ,ncusiyeIy shown h, the last Xmaricsn.
Dentai Convention, " ->''''' ''"A
Genoe ard practioe in WashIn,ton he is favorshIv
known TO his numerous friends and uatrons he besy
leave To re far In an 10 the folioving oe.
rCorINoNInTS ..-
P Eo r.C as.
f'o"i 'He 'os hec'or y INC ChH'eA ~ EPtphdny,
81 hts cary: ...
DR.. STEPHEN BAILT: Dear Sir-I desire to ex-
press my esteem for you personally, and my con6-
denoe in You as a superior dentist The operations
executed for me have been highly satisfactory /
hope that you may receive the patronage from INV
friends and the public that your skill SO we'll de-
serves. Yours very truly,
Washington, Aug. %. 1885. ]. w. FRENCH.
-.- =.
From one of the Oldest firms IN Baltimore
Msssrs Boggs Cotn1na Co
Having emploved Dr.. Stephen Railv. Surgeon
Dentist, of Washington city TO execute Tor me an
,mnortant nd Il, icnt niecs nf vork vbioh ha S;d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-06
WHEN IN THE. COURSE OF HUMAN

w events, Ladies and Gentlemen lose one of their
greatest natural ettractons-a fine head Of ha.r-it
becomes matter of serious importance, and the
question il what shall do to stop the hair from
falling of. and restore Its vgor and beauty In
RiJ to THIS suery, we beg to say,tdy DIX; HARRIS
applications vii! stop the hair falling or breaking
remove dandrud, keep the scalp clean and white,
and ImPart freshness and vlgoT to the hair; and
continued use of 1t two months will insure you q
luxurlan head of hair. Call and get bottle, and if
not satisfied, after the second application, return
and get the price paid.
Ask for Or. Harris Hair Promoter and Improver.
rist, corner Main and Eth and Main and wall sts,
and in Washington CITY BY z. ID. GILMAN, Drug
gist, Browne Hotel Building, Pa. avenue, and b.
B. CLARK, Druggist, corner ~ street and Pa.
avenue. AMI ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-06
THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR
NEEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA
WEAK STOMACH AND WEAK BOWLS,
HARTSHORNE'S URE-ALL-Prepsred by
Bottlss l2x. as and 50 oents.

Am AoAAoAsANG on " y
Bottles Ia5l, IS and 50 cents.
lies. in case of accidents or sudden Sickness
Har.ssor..,. Csrs al! cures Rhsumstlsm,
PAM IN he stomso or Rov cures cramps C'o'
Ha;isISrss'; CS,s. ali cures Pain in the Limbs.
. Hd,t.ASigss'. Csrs-sH cures sprsins. Bruises.
HS,.sIe1ne's Cxrs-aIl cures Nsura!si.. Tooth
Hs az g Csr'-aIl cures Cholera, Diarrhcs
ram ::'S cs''a cures Ear Ache and Deaf
Ha1tshe,S Sos cx,,-au on-s. n,.,... m, In
DIGESTION; also, Canker and Sore Mouth and Sore
Throat; also Cuts and Sores.
Hartshorss's Csre-Gil is q great tonic to Weak
III As the frequent Changes OF the vssther pro-
duce bad Cold, rheumatism, Pam in the Limbo
get bottle. Il acts upon the Nerves. Muscies,
Slnews, Blood and Bones and, by It's warming cleo
tIomas netc power expels all pain from the system
S yssssfs$sSS, c sgSpF Us, OF HtKTs
%WH dEs. /" the best Cough Syrup in the
ANTI BILIOUS 10 Fills. They act upon The Liv
er. stomach and Bowels, carrying of all Bile and
The above medicines to be had at all Drug Store.
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