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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-04-15
ENGINEERS REPORT.

In obedience to resolution of the
Board of Directors, that the Ecgineer
prepare and submit to the Board an
estimate of the cost of constructing
said road, and a statement as TO the
feasibility of the same, | submit the
following:
Soon after the organization of your
Company, i'll July Of last year, the
surveys of your road were commenced,
under the direction of Mr.. Geo. f.
Woodward, under whose charge a
party continued in the field until late
in October, when the weather becom-
ing too inclement for field operations,
the party was disbanded.
Minute and extensive examinations
of the country We're made, commencing
at McGrcgor, on the Mississippi Riv,
er, and extending back into the interi.
or of Iowa, as far as Clear Lake, a dis.
tance Of about one hundred and forty
miles, but no definite location was
made of any part of the line.
In April last, the surveys We're re-
sumed by Mr.. ID. Il. Bushnell, who has
revised the lines previously run, ex'
tended new lines, and completed all
the preliminary surveys necessary to
determine the location of the rout,
from McGregor to Clear Lake City.
There are but two routes by which
railroad starting from McGregor cal
leave the Mississippi River to run il
a west direction enc of which is, tC
follow the valley of Giard Creek
and the other that Of Yellow River
The former has been selected as being
the shortest and cheapest constructed
and definite location Of about tel
miles has been made and adopted by
the Board, extending from McGrego
to point just above the Giard Mills
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-04-15

Thus ii will be seen that the fifty
miles of the road can be constructed
in the most substantial manner, equip
ped and put in operation at an aver
age cost of S25 300 per mile.
The fifty miles here estimated will
cost more per mile than any succeed
ing portion of the work, as it includes
all the rock work, or nearly all, that
is found on the line, and much heavier
earth than afterwards occurs, inclu-
ding as it does the heavy work neccs-
sary to make the ascent from the val
ley of the Mississippi, and also the
crossing of the valley of the Turkey
River. The estimate also embraces Il
larger proportion of side tracks, ma
sonry, ,ballasting and equipments, than
will be afterwards required.
The surveys which have been cx-
tended beyond this distance are in
complete, but furnish sufficient data
to warrant the statement that the next
hundred miles can be built and equip
ped at cost Of. about $4,000 per
mile, which will reduce the average
cost of the road for $50 miles, to
about S23, 600 per mile.
B. H. EDGERroN, Chief Engineer.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-04-15

From this latter point two distinct
lines have been surveyed, one of
which follows up the north fork of the
Giard Creek, and passing near Mono
ma, Postville, Ossian, Calmar, Fort At
kinson and St Charles, and termi-
mates at Clear Lake City.
The other route follows the south
fork and dry valley of the same stream,
crossing the divide near the Giard
Postoihcc, and thence through the
valleys of Roberts Creek and Carson
Creek, and reaches Turkey River near
Elgin, and following up Otter Creek,
touches West Union, Bradford, &c,
and terminates at Clear Lake City, as
before.
\ third line has also been surveyed,
branching off from this second line at
the mouth of Carson Creek, and fol-
lowing up the valley of Turkey River,
through Clcrmont, Eldorado, &c, is
left for the present in Town 50, of
Range IL, West.
Each of these routes are practicable
for railroad. The maximum grade
will be 50 feet to the mile, of which
there will be about four miles partly
descending. The greatest elevation
or summit is $40 feet above the Mis-
sissippi River, and is attained i'll a
distance of about 35 miles from Nc
Gregor. The sum of the ascents
on the first 60 miles is $40 feet, and
of the dcscents 500 feet. The curva-
ture will compare favorably with
other roads leading to or from the
Mississippi, and beyond the first
fifteen miles, it will not exceed the
average of other roads. The grading
of the first 30 miles will be much
heavier than any portion of the line
will average beyond that distance.
Estimating on what | conceive to
be the most favorable line, it will
amount TO a trihe less than $4,000
yards per mile, of which 1900 yards
will be rock.
In respect to bridging, the line is
remarkably favorable no expensive
structure of this kind being required
within the first 800 miles and the
masonry will be less than the usual
average.
1t is proposed to grade the road to
base of Is feet at sub-gradc, and to
ballast eighteen inches in excavation,
and one foot on embankmcnts. The
rails to weigh 80 lbs. per yard, chairs
s lbs. each, and spikes to bo5! inches
10y 9-l6ths of an inch The joint tics
to be by l2 inches, and the intermc-
dates 10y inches, and eight feet
long, and laid 2,640 to the mile.
The following is an estimate of the
cost of constructing the first so miles
of the road, on the plan above detailed,
including five miles Of side tracks, the
necessary equipments, and such build
ings and machinery, temporary and
permanent, as will suffice for putting
that much in successful operation
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pottrl.
Love and Fame.

BY II. I. TrrEEnMAY.
Give me the boon of love.
ask no more for fame;
Far better one III purchased heart,
Than glory proG lest name.
Why wake a fever in the blood,
Or damp the spirit now,
To gain Il wreath whose lc.,vcs shall wave
Above 4 withercd brow!
Give me the boon Of love.
Ambition : need is vain;
Dearcr affection earnest smile
Than honor richest train,
III rather lean upon breast
Responsive to my own,
Than sit pavilion Il gorgcously
Upon Il hiugly throne.
Like the Chaldcan sage,
Fame ; worshipper's adore
The Brilliant orbs that scatter light
Ger Heavens azure floor;
But, in their very hearts enshrined
The votarcs of love
Keep e'er the holy flame, which once
llIumed the courts above.
Give me the boon of love!
Rcnown is but IL breath.
Whose lOudcSt echo ever floats
From out the halls of death.
y lovely eye hc-Ulcs me more
Than fame. rmhaZon'd d seal
And one sweet note of tenderness
Than triumph $ widest peal.
Give me the boon Of lovel
The path of fame is drcar
And glUry'S arch doth ever span
\ hillside cold and Scrc.
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The ScRIprUREs.,-The Scriptures
are a depth that few can wade far in
to, and none can wade through but
yet all may come to the brook, and
refresh themselves with drinking OF
the streams of its living waters, and
go in a little way according to their
strength and stature.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-04-15

DR.. Franklin says: "If a man
emptes his purse into his head, no one
can take it from him"
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-04-15
A. S. FELT,
General Real Estate Agent.

Mason City, Caro- Gordo Co., Ioua.
Will select lands in the Usage and TT. Dodg,
Districts, locate Land Warrants, buy and sci
Real Estate pay Taxes for nonresidents. anC
do general Real Estate business. Timbel
and Prairie Lands for sale cheap ANY busi
ness entrusted to my care will receive promp
attention Refer to
Bartle, White Henshaw, Independence,
Greene, Weare & Co, Ft Dodge,
Greene, Weare and Rice, Ft. Dcsmoines,
Greene 4 Weare, Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
Hon. T. w. kingsbury,
Madison House Chicago, H.,
j. S. Lovelaud, Earlville, n. Y,
Capt. C. c. Brand, Utica, n. Y,
Hon. G. V. Denniston, Albany, n. Y.
March, Is, 1857. 27yl
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-04-15

Says Longfellow: Sunday is the
golden clasp that binds together the
volume Of the week"
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING
&usiness 1irtttorp.

Business Cards of i've lines or less will be inserted in
this column for S5 90 per annum. For each additional
line over five one dollar will be charged.
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EVENING STAR.
LOVES GALLERY-wIDow MACBAwN.

JFoR THE STAR.
LOVES GALLERY-WIDOwN ACBAwN.
By DIR. MACINTOSH. ...-
Forthe dear ones I've loved In my heart I've hail.
And wresthed with bright gold I've the portraits of
Photographed in the latest perfection.
Since the 6r--t Of ny barnines at puberty's dawn,
To the last o. my names now at forty
The FIRST in the 6ls - widow Maobawn,
The rear one is sweet Miss Macarty.
Oh. the widow was "fair. AT, and fortyS or so
All, by no means an elegant ngure- .-....
But, then, she was pleased with her ltIle young
And she said before long I'D be bigger.
But the widow proved false; an old crotc&esy stag.
Quite 3 so Ia ms ia sort of q fellow,
Came along, sang q song, when she gave - the
He su6dued her with Loves Ritornella."
Tho shs saw was gIieved, yet she cruelty soueks
Me TO promise 20 dance at her Wedding;
That the widow Maobawn might have spared me,
But what was the uss of upbrsidins.
When she welded, left, q disoonsoiate boy,
But IN hve years, or so, on returning,
Had my love been the same, I'D occasion for Joy,
For the widow once more was In mourning.
All, widow Macbawn. not Macbawn now, but Glen,
Took your plaos IN my heart, and dear widow, since
Perhaps, have loved round dozen.
Thushed in my sleeve when the widow would cast
But she found a. the last that my old love had passed.
And that younger ones now were the faamon
All, III never forget thee my bouncing first love,
like quarters of mutton your huge waist above;
0beheve my love yet warmly shoulders.
And, while leading the of that long lovely train
r, Mmch, IN nrmsers With beauty increases,
III look In on your poytfaIt again and again;
Yes, dear widow Glen, 'thi nfe ceases.
TowANDA, August, 1853.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL p w HAYS, Md; 7 Nj
Bennett, Va; n r Fellows, Mo; DIR ] T Hawk
ms, La; r. Preston, do; Jadge Price and Iady,
do Judge l. Fry and daughters, Va; Mrs "
Inomas, Ga; Thomas, do w b Barnes Fla:
Heiskell, Va; + w Mccoy, Ala; g Crom
Tenn, DT w Belt and lady, Md; G ri Rupp'
III; w II Briscoe, Md; w Spindle, Va: TSos
Symington, Md II Wallace, Ny; b Cook. NY.
Miss Cook, sc; w Barnes Miss: w ~ aIIen
Nd; Hobart, Va; Browne and LADY "a.
Morrisett and lady, Ala; G A Wright pa,
ID Browne, Md; A w Turner, do: G NJ
Hopping, NY. W. !"
KIRKWOOD HOUSE -JK Martin Va. w
Blakey, do Culver, Ark; p Culver. wis.
) smith, USAi Richardson, Va; q Read
ATkj : smmith, NM; solomon, NY: M =
harrs DO IA Marshall, do; + McMnrran.
MISS Mrs McMurrun, do; w T Lowell TSN. w
Rice, Pa; w Mayill and family, DC; A +
Marshall, Va; w Michi. do; Eastwood Ga:
VI Newcastle, Ill; A Pendleton, Va; G Breck,
mer,NY.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.-G r war6eld.
va; w De Weller, Paris; T Hawley, La; G s.
cooper, Md: II Ii Thurston, DC; Stanbury and
lady, Va; ID Penn, NY; w DeahI, Va: / A
Short, Mo; Mrs Mills, Va; Miss Adam, do: {;
Calvert, do; l. Finnall, do; w Tyler, be:
u Tyler, dol p Williams, No; Campbell
Va. ~ - ''uA'
NATIONAL HOTEL b Sanford w ~
Young, ieatman, Md; J GRAY. Tenn; Or r n
Stuart, j James and fam V WiIcoI ir ".
Brown, Ga; Shonahan, NY; II Bovlhv
Pa J n and h Grover, La; Robinson Va. r
Chase, Mich; Col Shwartze J b smith No.
Tewks, La; DIR c Anderson and LADY, AL,
+ Mckinsey, dow r Owens Md; w N Coat.
NJ; Baldwin, USA; w ID Clarke, Md.
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DTE 3 S Is M r..
ROTECTED bI ROYAL Lettera Patent O.

England, and secured BY the Seals of the Ecole de
Pharmacie dc Parisand the Imperial College of ed
lone, Vienna. Triesemar No. is a remedy for Re-
axahon, SpermatorrhGa, and Exhaustion of the
System. Tresemar No. effectually, IN the short
space Of three days, completely and entirely eradi
Gates all traces Of those disorders which oopavia and
cubebs have long been thought an antdote for to
the ruin Of the health Of vast portion of the popu
remedy for that class Of disorders which, unfortu-
nately, the English physician treats with mercury,
to the inevitable destruction of the patients constl
tuition, and which all the sarsaparilla In the world
cannot remove. Tresemar Nos. ~, and s are alike
devoid of taste smell, and OF all nauseatIng suali-
ties They may lie on the toilet table without their
use being suspected Sold in tin GASES, and divided
IN separate doses as administered by VeIpeau Lal-
leman, ROux, RcoId, &c, &c. Price So each,
OF four cases IN one for 80, which saves S. and In
sold by DIR. Fl. A; BARROW, No. ISL Prince ST.
few blocks west OF broadway. New York. lmme
dately reoeiP of the amount DIR. Il. will forward
the 80 cases Of Trlesemar, and the large sizes,
rage paid, thus InsurIng genuine European pTepua-
tons. The IS cases also sent, hut not free Of
rage. Consultations usual, from II a. till z
few blocks west of Broadway. fell
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Dentistry, 60.
DR. srggpEEESN sails j LIZ T TT z y ''''
OFFICE 1873 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Thrsf doors from l4fh Sfreef. = I

I'ee ao"s y'c"' i4'" s"ed' A,'
r. p.r " 49,. i..,,o % n t,x,, 49, ),
III. III ooss law W intvIn tns pubic that
he can De seen az Al nonis, .. ns once "a
sEperenee OF nt.een ysas1 prsot a with
de1it easss that he has treated Eatiety ~
enable him TO surmouut any dificu}ty soient,e. o.
otherwise, relating to the Teeth. His own q
ence conf rmius the opinion of mauv men a,n;s -
the profess on and esoecally Drs Harris and \ nj
msrcuriaf preparstIons for fIlinr the teeth .l
Euames Gutta Percha india Rubber and Ca1n v o.
for the construotion or Continuous (;uw Ts.,h "a
that Porcelain mounted on Gold Plate is ,hs o "
relisbe substauce that can he worn nm tbe m,e,S y,
vac most n nclusively shown h, the las, iou.n, %
Dental Conyeniion. W '"o ''s' american
denoe and practce in Wasb,n,ton he il tug Iss,-
know TO his numerous friends a nd pntror. ~ ty
leave TO re fer them 10 the fnljowinr NO ooss
: . rCo,rIn o1T.Is
E..,, al L., u TO lily
r'o"' "s 'o'e hse'oI V He Ch"'eh OF EPtphdny,
o. hsS cfy: o. '
DIR. STEPHEN BAILY: Dear Sir-T desire to ex-
press my esteem tor you personally, and INV oon6-
dence in you 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 tkill 80 we'll de.
serves. Yours very truly, w
Washington, Aug. %. 1885, ]. w, FRENCH
49,.
From one of fhs oldest firms in BoIf;mo,s-
Msssys Boggs Cofuau A "a
Having emplov ed ISr Stenhen k.iIv &c..
Dentst of Wasbinrton oity to ex ecnts surgeon
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1'HE GREAT HEALTH REsTORER ;

90 Ths LIE 0 the FLESH IS ~ tks Blood"
When the Blood becomes vltlated. impure, or too
weak, the flesh loses its vitality. the skin becomes
yellow and pald, the Liver disordered. Dyspepsia
and INDIGESTION follow, the Spirits droop, Nervous
ness commences, and Life becomes a burden.
HARTSHO RNE'S HEALTH RESTORER,
OR SARSAPARILLA CORDIAL,
Acts upon the Blood, Liver, Stomach and Bowels,
lmpartng new viFoT and tone to q constitution inn
paired by dIsease from any cause. IL removes PIN
pies and all skin eruptions; arouses the ply soal
powers OF both sexes. gives bloom TO the pallid
cheek. and makes one joyous and happy. Though
medicinal IN Its effects, II 10 perfect cordial in
taste. Ii is particularly adapted to Female com
plants, whIoh In their very nature are exhausting
Ings, or Kidney and Bla der sfections Il acts like
charm. Quart bottles 81, small bottles 50 cents.
well Lawrence, DR.. Culver, and Ford, Washing
ton City, Ciscell KIdvell, Georgetown.
ma q-d9fn
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WHEN IN TIE COURSE OF HUMAN

WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, Ladies' and Gentlemen lose one Of IN cir
greatest natural attraotlons-e hnc head of har-it
becomes matter OF serious Importance, and the
question Is hat shall We do to stop the hair from
falling on, ana restore Its vigor and beauty In re-
ply 70 this SusIy, we beg 70 say. try DIR. HARRIS
HAIR PROMOTER AND IMPROVER. A few
Applications will stop the hair falling or breaking
remove dsndruf, keep the scalp clean and white,
and Impart freshness end vigor to the hair and
continued use Of ii two months will insure you q
uxurant head Of hair. Call aud get bottle and il
not satisfied, after the second application, return Il
and get the price pad.
Ask for Or. Harms Hair Promoter and Improver
sold IN Richmond 4; by w: PETERS,IN:D Drug
and IN Washington city BY z. ID. GILMAN, Drug
glst. Browns Hotel Building. Pa. avenue, and D.
X. CLARK, Druggist, corner ~ street and Pa
avenue. api ly
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INo. Tn

PUBtic Sails ~ SEsstsxk. wHIcH
CLAMATlON No 6n2.
Notice 10 hereby given that the public sales Of the
vacant pubic Ia Dc within the Territory Of Nebrss
ka. vhleh we're ordered by proolamatlon No. eH.
BROWNSVILLE, NIBRksKA CITY and OMAHA Civ.
the Ter tory Of Nebraska, the 9Th day OF tep
tember next, are hereby postponed. by rdsr Of the
President. untl September. 1859, PRIOR leh pc
nod the sales will again be advertised sceordine to
hw. JOS. &. WILSON,
AetinG Commis'r Of the General Land Once.
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'1NHE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR
EMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA,
WEAK STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS,
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL-Prepared by q

x E M f DY FOR ID DYSPEPSIA,
WEAK STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL-Preparedb By a
Bottles l2h. Is and 50 cents.
Hdytshorne'S Cure all should be kept in ali fAmi-
ues. in case OF accidents or sudden sickness.
HdrfshorHs's Cars all cures Rheumatism,
HdrtshorHs's CErs-dH cures Cramps, Colo,
Pam IN the Stomach or Bowels.
rtshorne's Csre- all cures Pain in the Limbs,
Side, Back, and Breast.
. Hartskotss's Cs1s-aH cures sprsins, Bruises,
Scalds and Burns.
Harfshorne's Cxre- all cures Neuralgia, Tooth
ache and Stiffness Of the Joints.
Harfshoras's Cxrs cures Cholera, Diarrhea
and all Pam.
ha,,s1eT.s,'ss C~'s-aH cures Ear Ache and Deaf
Hartshorss's Crrs- cures Dyspepsia and In
digestion; also, Canker and Sore Mouth and Sore
Throat; also Cuts and Sores.
Hartshorne's Cure oil cures all Spinal Affections
and Weakness IN Limbs.
Hartshorne's Csre-aI is q great tonic to Weak
III As the frequent changes of the weather PRO-
duce bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain IN the Limbs
and Body; also, Stuff Neck-every person should
get bottle. Ii acts upon the Nerves, Muscles,
Sinews, Blood and Bones and by It's warming cleo
f!omaE neue power, expels ali pain froo the system.
N. B.-If you have a Cough. use Harris
RORNE'S PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD
GHEBRf-It is the best Cough Syrup in the
IL You are BIliods, use HARTsHORNE's
ANTI-BIl,IOuS PILLS. They act upon the Law
eI, StSmaeh and Bowels, carrying of al Bile and
The above medicines TO be had at all Drug Stores
In Washington city; Kidwell Il Ciscsll at George
town: III. Peel Co Alexandria. ma silly
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wHEELWRIGHT, NUDGE l. CO.,

w wHOLEsALE
p ID A l. n 3,
No. Il HaHocer street, corner Of German,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Agents for l.. L.. brown Co.; Thomas Colt;
Carson Bros Co.,; Dickey, Ross Dickey; Ea-
4 Robbins: X. & A. H. n ubbsrd; Jes.ud & Lafiii;
J. p. KING & Co owen Il Hurlbut; Piatner Il Por-
ter; Platner d Smith; Parsons Paper Company;
Marlboro Mills Metropolitan Mills; Sycamore
Mills; and various other ce ebrated makers.
Also. full assortment Of Book binders Leather
Cloth, Glue. o.; Printing Papers, News and Book
COler ed Papers of all kinds; rtraw Boards; Bind
ers and Trunk Boards; Bonnet Boards, white and
oooreds Printers Cards and Card Boards, in every
variety; Tissue and Shoe Paper; Hardware and
Manila Payer; Press Boards.
A full assosiment of French Folio Post, Packet
and Letter Payer, Marble Paper, Post Office and
Sheathing, Tack snd Spice Papers: Printing and
Writing Ink; Alum, Beachng Powders.
IL Paper of every description mado 10 order.
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Medicines,
n THE GREAT WONDER
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIV


pubtisha letter TO Dr. Wood, OF this city, from a
sentlem IN Maine, which SPEAKS glovingly CT the
m"st have its effect, when ooming from a reIiabIe
source III certificates are guarantees Of truth, the
i pf. needs no encomums, nor useless Pufery from
,sul BArH. Maine. January %, Isss.
tsn,ion called few montbs since highly beneficial
easSn q NV ss. Ts s make ,p
gray probably ethird white nay whskers Of ssms
your Hair Re.or.rs and used e. .oen euns so,s 2.
p owing what had shed. twice week
some certify worIi tia, the gray or white
m1 s. totally he. m both On my nssi ana face and
son and glossy than has bean twenty years.
two, used IL with same elect NV "s' VI my
The above notice deem due your valuable
direeticns win rot h.ye occasion TO contradict
last ntesn year,. and known nearly every he
with nov Any you may make Of the shove
lam. truly yours ' ''' A. ~i q 4 s1 TSs
WOODS HAIR REsToRArIrE.
PRorEssoR wooD-Ds.r SIR Having had The m.fortaSeo
.ss the be-, p1 ton Of my hair q ON the e the yellow
of your eparatIon. aud fount the very
thing needed. My hair is thick glossy, no
such finley joa n o. me
The UNDERSIGNED Rev X. Brags, minister I'm rel.r
standing and pastor the Orthodox Church Brookad
beloved WIN DYER
BROOKFIRLD January IL 1858.
PROFESSOR WOOD-Dear Sir Having a trial OF yonr
Hair Restorative. gives plea say its effect
has been excellent removing Inflammation dandrud and
constant tendency to itching with which have bean
oulltd from childhood; also my
which coming gray. its original color
no other article with anything like the pleasure
profit. Yours truly, j. BRAGG
The Restorative is put up in bottles offs slzss,
viz: Large. medium, and small the small holds
q PINT, and Tetais for 8 per BEETLE the medium
holds AZ least twenty per cent. more in proportion
than the small retails for 81 per bottle the large
holds quart forty per cent. more in proportion and
%. I; WOOD CO, Proprietors. SI2 Broadway
New \ FORK, I'm the great n. Y. Wire Railing Estab-
llshment,l and ia Market ST., st. LOUIS, Mo,
And sold BY al good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. au l7-Sm
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BRITISH OUTRAGEs.

lMpoRrAFhhTl T IEfL SeE a.s been erOusA,
to SsspstcS tse ns sSip
ora to the Gulf Of Mexico. 10 10 said that Commo-
dore stewart 10 - assume command. and the pm
vate stores Of cabin aid ward room, messes, inciuo
es cld mel yh.J ssy, been sIsady o, s.Te
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SHIRT MANDATORY,
- NO. 4H NORTH SIDE Pa. AVENUE,
Four doors tcsSt Of III, GIo6s ONes bettcesn Sd and
AZ streets,
JOHN III. FAULKNER begs leave to inform
the citizens of Washington, GeOrg stown and Alex
andra that he has taken the above stand. where he
Is prepared to manufacture SHIRTS OF the best
material and IN the most fashionable mani en- at
short not ce and at prices low as in New York
The style OF cut has nsver been surpassed.
All gentlemen wishing good fit are invited to call
and leave their measures. Shirts manu- iactured
by him are warranted to 6t or no sale
lDJfwelve good Shlrtmakers wanted.
au 10 eo3w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-01
The Mission to the Cable.

What is your mission to the world,
lasked the telegraphic vine:
What are the feelings that ye seek
Amongst the nations to inspire
VIII you not peaceful thoughts instil!
Aye, oHicdbIs' thar IrIII."