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A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
OF RICH GLOSSY HAIR,

COnptaey fTf$cTixd 70 ln< uro0eA Hye.
n TO former color bald the growth restored
itching but would have removed
with scouia scaId head other eruptons but would be
with sick head ache (ehrag but would be cured
all and skin Prof Woods
will do all hissee circular and the oowing
ANN ARsoK, Nov. &, 1850.
DEAR much the wonderful your
having been often cheated by quackery and
quak nosus hair dyes was disposed 70 place Rstora
with the thousand and loudly trumpted
until met in Lawrence county months
such induced the trial
myhrst by good wife, whose hair had be-
hair restored nearly Its original beautiful
brown hckcned glossy upon
bcauyg effects the hair but because Of M heahu in
upon the head and mind Others family and friends
using Restorative with the haprcst effects therefore,
uov ed oan and do cordially conadentaIy
all who would have their air restored from white
y Of sickness ae original color and beauty
who would have
glossy Very truly and gratefully yours,
FRIsyp a long nlissaed before
bottle OF Restorative for which
the Of has all
would do and others Of family and friends having
Witnessed M ELECTS arc now using and recommending i to 9th
entitled to the highest consideration claim for IT,
Again, very respectfully and truly, yours,
CARLYLE, (Il) June 49, 1852.
Prof. o. J. Woods Restorative
wonderful effects Ny hair bccomng Thought prcna
uy gray by is origi
3. BiEEsE, Senator, U. s
o. CO.. Propristors Broadway NJ " u the great
N Wire Railing Eablshment and ia Market street ST. Louis
Mo, And sold by all good druggists.
Feb ~ eod&wpeow 3mos
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FOUNTAINS Of 9th and Streets pures
aaght OF the genuine Crbonacd Water
lntains y cod quaed octous dccousness
IA active operation, illustrating by daily Increasing patronage, the
Just appreciation OF Its superior medicinal properties
agreeable and paaable qualities TO the nsip hura
nc acid generated copper (yccpt
and under that assumed dispensed connng
suspectng public. tt4f II
Blackberry Cream Caret Capscum, Ginger,
Madeira Nectar Orange Orgeat Pear Pine Apple rort
Vanilla '-Il-sI - TI'.I-777 IT
Also strawberry lemon aud sarssparIa Mead Something
eh rom yhing sold in the District tt..
Nay l-cod3m
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N ADDITION to our large stock Of high hlustred -
black sk At u.s. 81 and q yard % the heaviest and
gosy taea offer probably much tho ayRest and
stock of really choice things mourning
Our stock In ali mourning fabrics thoroughly
sorei. ttitHl9I Gisf F''fl fet l'ifN ~ t =" 't Z.
40 black English Grapes in all widths aud qualities Of
best make imported. fll st "a
All Of the with European
dry goods Of all other knds offered prces
tho consumer 80 M ttit ssit III '7 ~ ita Nif""
& We supplies daily tgt .lga rs GEIHf et ain
One prizes only, marked plain figures, deviation.
We opcting any -ss. j
All old bills presented monthIy for payment in cash
fi t%.3s f1fitta aH3 ef i,sttr PERRY Il nROTfER,
q t fesUUe5J rI's9 "Central stores p building
Nay 10-l0tdif r f opposite Centre Market.
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4tf.at ~ i- ' THkAsunY pnARfMMNr,
p ibifta iait May Is, 1888.
NOTICE Hsrsy GIVEN proposals
u, this l4h proximo
portion the whole OF four nnoa dollars Treasury
Notes exrnse gold o thS Uaiss SAss dspesd
shs Trcnsarcr tbs United s~ses hs treasurer Ms
dphis, the Treasurer the Branch Mint 0rlsaas
sislant Tressuers At Boston, Now York. ChAris.toa Louis
within tan days om hs VI such propoa
thcy a the acl Of Congress sslsd
Treasury Note~," approved 2Sd oc~absr, 1857. a Us
The Treasury Notes will be issued tho
Gates Of depote with those officers to ecred or the
the Nn,ed satoS They viii Le payable such
bidder bidders shall make such exchange
of interest exceeding per anuum will
carry such the the dspos
Tho proposals must the Of tsres whes condition
without reference other bids fractional
than fourth oaehsN three urshs per
Of the exchanged dspos
tied with Of tho oncss
ca Of such dspots must each security
is aaImsn tho proposai
will be such dsposts proposals
RANT from the provisions Of tho Congress they
will not bo considered WI tiaaE tiif9 tf tlaa
All proposals under this notice be sealed
outside Proposals for Treasury Notes They VIII opened
thp department at II O'Clock said 14th o June
HOWELL. COBB,
May l6-2awtl4Juns Secretary VI the Treasury
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NEW york ADVERTISEMENTS.
5. c. Herring = Co.'s Patent Chanpion safes.

3. e. HefFIhE q CO'b sFHtcHt CH1uDIOn UaIess
yIyHE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
finding bestowing patron,
ss extent that exb all
,bc sto their depot by opening
and salosroo Broadway No 25l Murray OPP
sie the City Hall This enlargement Of warehouse ROOM the
OF their factory Will
hers keep hand all larger burglar
oroof other establishment
suuon constructing safes families
with furniture, FOR the security Of plate and jcwelry
Also
make order all kinds
doa vaults HALLS powder proof
or store Jones perturbation bank Crygisrs
patenl letter lock- without key.
laf T.. O. HEl&RlNG 4 Co.
Nos 1S5, 1877 and 139 YNtar street.
No. 25l Broadway, Murray st., New York.
aa tr n. OOYIE d Co., Agents
k fi4tits Washington, D. O.
b. W. KNOWLES, Agent
May 2o-y kzcllrnond, Virginia
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
GeOrgetOWn, ID. G..

TJ,HIS large boarding and day school for young
i ladies' long aud avoraby known conducted by Miss l.
s. English NJ principal,
assisted by corps competent and experienced teachers IN
department Of learning. Hf- =,
oCngrcs call Washing
ton place their daughters wards here under their
ysn dotho graduates Of this
seminary representing nearly State In the Union.
For particulars address Fe4 H. ]. NARROWER,
a Principal Of the Georgetown Female Seminary,
Sep l2-eon as Georgetown, ID. G.
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WASHINGTON CITY, THURSDAY, MAY 81 1858.

suagi Thomson New Jersey Trumbg, Wade, and WI
NAYS Mears Bright Clay, cuEman, p.ys, Hammond,
Houston Hunter versoa John-on % Tsuneasee Mallory Mason
ASSENT OR NOT yorIsG Messrs Bates yAra Bell camsrou,
Thompson Kentucky, and YuIee n. 'A ~ 'a
Mr. DIXON had paired on with Mr. Fr7xrAraIcx and
Mr.. PUGH had paired off with Mr.. YuLu. Fottts q
The bill making appropriations for the preservation
and repair OF the piers ut the mouth Of Milwaukee
river, Wisconsin, then taken up and satsr brief
discussion it read third time and passedyeas 20,
nays l8-as follows
Mes.rs Alien a benjamin. Bs,er Brxh. proaeries
Chandler Collansr Ctcndsa xxea, Doo.s Dukss Fsssen
den Foot, Poster Hamln Harlan Kennedy King sss.stan Sew
Nss Jersey Irumeul Wade, and wisonaao
s R es ss hsssr sn :
@ ssss.sa sss ssIs: .
Mallory, Asoa, Pearcs, summer, Wright, aud faleel7ram
Mr. SEWARD then moved that the Senate proceed to
the consideration of the next hill the calendar being
the bill making appropriations for repairing the piers at
the harbor of Sheboygan Wisconsin. bng .iit a T"
Mr. HUNTER hoped that bill would not be taken up
now 1t only wanted few minutes of the time when
the special order would come up. Het4AE a8
Mr. SEWARD moved to postpone tho consideration of
the special order until he wished to 60
and have all these internal Improvement bills considered
now the subject having been very fully discussed u
The question being takcn the motion not agreed
to-yeas Is, nays 3I-as follows X
YEAs-Iessrs Broderick Chandler Dixon oole Douglas
fto Foster, Hale Hsmu Iiarl King, Seward simmons
NAYs-Nsssrs Allen, BenAnn Hscr Bright, Clay, uInsmsn
Coamer Ctende Davis Fessenden, Fitch, Fitzpatrick aunond
yn Heasoa @ ane ,vesn so @ onnn on o. s Jones
m s kcnsuky THOMSON Of New Jersey T.mis and
ABSENT OR Nor vorINGMesrs Bates say.rd, Bell brown
s ss. % ss Gra .ns
.1ti'Rt |5t ~ ftfe =" W" N""N. :"
u Sopata then nroceeicd Tn the con of Tho
IN - - !. -, -. s..a., sc.. ,I,.
Dill 10 Autnoi i1o ioii not exctSuB uitech ulllons
of dollars the question pending being ON the motion
of Mr. SIMMONS amend the bill by adding several add
.;,al sact;,s rolaya t rravont,o tta coot;,r.rc -
ei'iin' scosAHo si"so w PiSsons,S s.c Vi
i'r',rt 3'fN y y '' "
H. prI n lroso,, ,,,o s,... a. root ,.,,,,., ~, 81, =
na.., sa,;, of ,h tr;tf aJ o,s, aas,;o,s &c ~ ,,;t
~, 49,, Gns, = ' ~' - ~ i' r
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NTELCH AMERICAN GAUZE, AND OTHER
wv SUMMER Fi.ANNE1S.-Rea wclch Amer.can Gauzs
TiaHncs, all qualities and prices.s t44t HEX eFa
pieces twled Angola Flannel, for
pieces American saxony Fiaanes -. F..
30 pieces Birds Diapers , ,s .. ~. 1.
New supplies the North and East daily.
only marked hgues hence the purchaser not
deceived ...r q II t+tf4 tfs d. %
We are not opening accounts.
All old bills monthly payment cash; will
bs acceptable. ssF54 s.stf X "a "a
Good articles low prices fair dealing be relied all
PERRY 4 BROTHER
"Central Stores, building
May 25-10df gs opposite Centre Market.
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pROPOSALS FOR WOOD AND COAL.

Af c# QuARrxnxAsrEn's OrTTE, U. 8. NJ CoRrs,
a-s g Washington, May TO- 1868.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be this Office until Thursday,
tho 10th day of June 1858 supplying such quantities Of wood
and coal may be required for the Marines stationed Mt Washington
e. from s July 1888 both june 1859 The 10 be
anthracite white ash broken and screened and free from
weigh 2o lbs The wood 70 be saping
both the wood delivered reqnson
handing Marine and piled and measured such
the walls Of the Marine Barracks be designated him.
expense 10 the uncd States and subject to his approval
Bidders will accompany thor proposals with the
kurces known to this Office will be certified
officer OF the government. Ei
'Net Ntt ~ u. J. SUTHERLAND
fa5 .iH41f D. ~ Qnarermaser u s NJ. Corps.
Nay l23tswtJune 10 [lntel&Star.I 3ltt i1latF X
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THE EYCAVATYONS AT OS7FA.

letter from Rome gives some additional details of
the excavations going at Osa in the Papal States
the side of the which opened the road whhled
to Rome. The road Of the tombs which has been entire
y freed from rubbish, contains monuments which from
their state Of eservation and from the Inscriptions rel
alive to historical are Of equal interest With
those Of Pompe
The military station is near tho gate and is we'll pre-
served in it has been discovered marble table, on
which the soldiers played at different when not
duty Near the gate also IL fountain richly decorated
and fed by large conduit Az the soil N sandy and
arid surprise is felt that the site should have been chosen
for fountain, From the gate narrow and winding
streets rum in difsrent directions. Osus built
the Sea- though it 10 now somewhat inland but on ac
Of the ravages Of the bArbaran its Inhabitants in
stead Of causing 10 to spread along the shore ogi
naily Intended, continued buiins .ndward.T Excasa
tops have also been made on the side near the sea- and
Il Il there that the veritnbIe Roman remains most
numerous and ntefesne Some time ago ruins of what
appeared to NJ Visoon director 0 the excavations, to
bc the baths built by Antoninus Plus, discovered
but some authorities considered that be VIVA mistaken
II has becn positively asccrtaned that the rui in
question those of the baths In Of the rooms
mosaic floor has just been brought to light It's colors
striking and the design exceedingly pleading sl9
i ~ gGflsage e==@.-=.-..=.ss.sk-s.ss 2&fvritl
CoxrLuMxxrrso wu.@-Raskes tslls this story in his
Diary The Marquis dc II III, eldest son Of the Duke
married to hapdsQnAo wife and both sincerely at
tached 70 EACH othes. Nol union can be more happy
Tho other nsht they bad dressed for ahl to which they
invited a. st the moment of departure the lady
made her appearance in such hcwichng toilette, and
looking ~ dviney beautiful that tho husband sez
cd with sudden 1T Of jealousy, and without any feel
ing Of resentment ill will to his wife, but merely
prevent others from tho enjoyment Of such sight he
very deliberately tore her in pieces from her back
Many English ladies would have sued for q separation
asked how the young French Marquisc bore the dsap-
pointfnent The wns ssSho battered beyond
measure and proud Of this proof Of her husband ani
ration and in fact said the nariator there was some
thing beautiful and sublime in this fash OF sentiment
had little poese in my nature that il struck me as
very Ill bred, cruel, and exceedingly selfish
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MATTHEW HALE SMITH, Counsellor at Law.
ltl Rooms ~, "a, No. 10 Wall street. New York.
Aug g. = e d
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FT0 ENGINEERS, ARCHITECTS, AND CO.

fIW ENGINEERS, ARCHITECTS, AND CON
Il haccrs-Thc PhGnx Iron Company, Philadelphia are
prepared receive and orders for all sizes Of wrought ron
% and beams and grdcrs Of required Lengths for
hrt,proOf buildings and bridges. 4al ht.le.g8
acn and plan using together with table showing capacity Of
oeams viii be furnished gratuitousy upon application to
aai .5hE SAMUEL. J. REEVES ~
s..tr- f Vice President, 410 Walnut street.
Nay 15--S4tTues kIhurslm .Ey..t ~. e
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PHOTOGRAPH OIL PAINTINGS.

pROFESSOR J. f. CHURCHILL, Artist, respect
fully thanks his friends patrons past encourage
ment, and solicik . continuance OF tho
Studio Mcareys Gaey No A4S Pennsylvania three
doors east Of 4 u street. tsssu 4ttE fsfst faiB rg
Doc 4-n
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. q t.H.I . ffff
Mr. SHIELDS asked and obtained leave to introduce
bill for the construction Of military road from Seattle
to Fort Covile In tho Territory OF Washington which
read twice and referred to the Committee on Military
Affairs. IA hi . s .t8
Mr. POLK asked and obtained leave to introduce a
bill making appropriation for the completion Of
nectcd sections of q road from Albuquerque in New
Mexico to the Colorado river which read twice and
referred to The Committee Territories ~ N s,lY ~
e Mr. Pudn ct his request, excused from further
service ON the Committee on the Judiciary. 8Hesfs
dui lslf1 sfa INTERNAL Ixr~ovHxxSrsg se i'a
\ Mr. SEWARD moved that the Senate proceed TO the
confederation Of the bill making appropriations for
pairing and securing the works at tho haror Of Chicago
Illinois which wKs agreed 10.
The general subject Of internal improvements dis
cussed by Mc~p, TOOMBS, DAVIS, CLAY DOUGLAS,
POLK and others when the Question being taken, the
bill was rcad third time and passed 49, maya H.
follows
yEAs--,cssrs. Alon, Benjamin, Bger proderick Chandler
Colmer Cttenden Dooitc Dougas nurkce Fossenden
Foster Hamlu Harlan Jones Ksnnedy King Seward shields Sim
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special Notice TO subscribers:

RATES on ADVERTISING.
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TJNO CONSUMERS OF STATIONERY
LIN PHILIP having completed his stock OF
Foreign Stationery
other merchants many whom the habit purchasing Their
Norh) his ths
qualities mAnuctursd prices which compete
with any Stationery House tho United States. * ~,
"A ~ sat fe PHILIPS Book and Stationery Store
May ss2 Pennsyvan avenue betweea 9th and
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-08-06
Express Leaves Pittsburg 2:l5 P. M. I
Mail g $3.50 A. M. I
Health forthe Sick.

DR.. Roback's Scandinavian Remedies are
creating revolution in Medical practice
They act directly upon the circulation. Dis
ease originates in the blood, and these inedi-
cinespurgei II out. In dyspepsia,nervous CON-
plants, scrofula, rheumatism, incipient con.
fits. liver complaint, bronchitis, fe
yer and ague and all disorders of the lungs,
the stomach. the liver, the bowels, the nerves
or the skin, they are infallible See Adver-
ment.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-08-06

LAGER BEER THAT INToxIcArEs.-
Large quaint les of coccalats indicas, poi
sonous and intoxicating drug. are impor
ted to this country for use, it is said, in
the Manufacture Of lager beer. Since
that beverage has come into extensive use,
the importation of oocculus indieus is said
TO have largely increased. tbs used BY
dishonest brewers because their beer re-
quires less malt when cocculus is an ingre-
dent of it.
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Gipsies Around /!

Gipsies Around!
We understand that there is a band Of
some twenty Gipsies encamped in the Vi
ciuity Of MarseiIes. in this county. The
female portion oftheln humhug and skin
tile credulous and superstilous portion
Of the community BY pretending to tell
their fortunes. while the men put in most
Of their time in trading horses with the
natives; and notwithstanding the shrew1
ness and cunning generally manifested by
Our live yankees in "dickei,' it is said
the Gipsies are more than match for
them at tlicr own game.
BY the way, a waggish friend Of ours
says that the presence of the Gipsies
might account for SO many Of our good
people having business in Marseiiles last
Sunday. He inimatcs that the fortune
ceiling portion of them were Kept quite
busy during the day, and that they felt
somewhat richer in the evening than they
did in the morning. Ofcoarse he must
be joking.
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TO THE VOTERS sofWYANDOT COUN.
TY OPPOSED 10 THE POLICY of
TIIEPRESENTA ADMINISTRATION.

TO THE VOTERS Of fWYANDOT COUN.
TY OPPOSED 10 THE POLICY Of
TIlEPREsENTA ADMINISTRATION A N.
You are respectfully requested to meet
at the several places ofholding elections
in each township Of this county. at one
O'Clock P M, on Saturday the 18th inst,
for the purpose Of appointing delegates TO
meet the delegates Of the several counties
composing the ninth Congressional Dis
trict Of Ohio, in convention at Forest, on
Wednesday the 18th inst, to nominate q
candidate to be elected to represent this
District in the thirty-sixth Congress.
The vote given for Chase in 1857 be-
ing made the basis for the apportionment
Of delegates amongst the several Town
ships entities each to the following num-
ber Of delegates, viz: Crane, To-; Craw.
ford, g.; Tymochtee, g.; Pitt, A; Syca-
more, s; Merseilles. q; Miffln, 8; An
trim, b Rlchlaud, 3 Salem. Ridge,
2 and Jackson, 2.
For one day. voters Of Wyandot coun.
ty. let the sound Of the anvil and axe cease
to be heard, and in their stead, 10y CIV
ing one day to your country's cause, re-
spend to the voice Of fduty which demands
you to redeem your district from the
hands Of those who are at war with the
cherished principles Of the Fathers of this
great and mighty people. v
Like your revolutionary sires rise at
the first tap Of the morning drum, put on
your whole armour for the conflict and
rest not until victory shall perch upon
your banners and the policy Of your
country again be established upon the
basis Of truth. justice, and economy.
d. AYRES, Chairman.
Of County Committee.
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II a. A 2 .
@Wereceiyed anote few days ago
containing the announcement Of the death
OF a Mr.. Snyder, Of Mfflin township,
said tohave boen 81 years Of age; but as
tits unacccmpanied by the name Of any
one, we do not know whether such man
ever livei, much less died, in Mitflin town
ship--it may be hoax. and i: may not
be.
When will our friends in the country,
learn to send their names when they fur
nish iocalnews Of this kind for publica-
tion9--it is the only means we have Of
guarding against imposition.
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To ali whom il may Concern.

The persons who are in the habit Of
examining The private drawers in our
sanetam, and sometimes going SO far as to
carry away the papers they contain. will
please remember that those drawers and
their contents are only intended for the
inspection and use Of our humble SELF
The Exchanges that We intend for the
use Of our friends who kindly call in to
see us, will always be found upon our
table--not in the drawers.
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Gg Senator Buckland, Of Sandusk,

~ oehator Duckiauu, u Cahuusky
county, one Of the Congressional aspi
rants, was in our midst last week. Being
a kind Of outsider" politically, we can
not, Of course, know much of the little
family affairs that are now going on
amongst the very disinterestsd patriots who
are SO anxious to serve the "dear people,"
but suppose the Senator, like all the 9th.
ers, feels quite sure that he will be per.
mitted to do himself the honor Of legisla-
ting for us poor. benighted creatures
Fix the nominations up to suit yourselves,
gentlemen--we, the people, will have
something to say on the subject on the Sec
ond Tuesday ofOctober.
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weakness of the Stomach and indiges

Weakness of the Stomach and indiges-
Another great cure effected by b@r-
have's Holland Bilters.
The wife of Peter De Witte, living in
Holland town, Shebopgden county, Wis
consin, suffered much from Weakness OF
the stomach and indigestion. She had
been under physicians care for some
time, but the disease seemed to BAT
file even his skill. She purchased some
Holland Bitters at our office, which has
given tone to her stomach her appetite
and strength are returning, and we firm
ly believe that this is another great cure
efec g by your medicine.
We have still TO record many woader-
full cures effected by this remedy, but
Eust wait another opportunity. One
thing you can rely upon, what we have
published are from persons much respec-
ted in our community, and are literally
true. ]. QUINTUS,
Ed. Sheboygan Nieuwsbode, Sheboygan, +,
Wisconsin.
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Counterfeiter Arrested.

A man named Schaefer was arrested
near M Cutchensville, in this county a
few days ago, by some officers from HUI
ron county, on charge Of counterfeiting.
Schaefer lives at Monroeyile.
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ADVERTISING --Our business men some
times think that selfish motives alone in
duce us to solicit ther to advertise; but if
they will look at the following facts, CLEAN
ed from the N. Y. Tribune, they viii
see that one Of the most successful pub
fishing houses in New York advertises
sather literally:
1.-THE New York Ledger, weekly pa
per Of but few years experience, has ex.
pended about a aquarter Of q million dol
lars 10 advertising in other journals, and
100000 oft within the last year. For
the advertisement in the Tribune Of July
18th, the Ledger pays s3,ooo for sin
gle Insertion. And Bonner says it pays
well. Barnum also attributes his success
to the free use Of printers ink"
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The attention OF our readers is directed
ITO the advertisement Of Messrs. Sh ultz &
Engle in another column. If they keep
the establishment as they say they will,
it will be relieved OF some Of the objec-
tions usually urged against institutions Of
the kind, and can be visited with propri-
'ety by almost any person who desires to
indulge in that kind Of exercise.