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Docs ones Style Of Walking Indicate
his Characters

Fowler says that those whose motions
"re awkward, Yet easy, possess much ctli
cheney and posillveness ot character, vet
lack polish; aud just in proportion rs they
hecone refined in minJ, will lhei. mode
of carriage correspondingiy improve. a
short and quick step indicates brisk and
ac'i,e, but rather contracted mind, vi Aerc
~ those who take long steps, generally
have long heads; yet If their steps be,
slow, they will make comparatively htte
progress, while those whose steps are long
aud quick will accomplish proport.oua,eN
much, and pass most Of their competitors
on the highway OF hfe. Their heads and
plans, too, will partake Of the same far
reaching character eyinced in their car
rage. rhuse WHO Sluf or draw their heels
drag and draw in every thing; while = o,e
VINO walk with springing, DounIrng step
stound in mental snap and sprit e..
Hose whose walk is mincin :, affected ana
artificial. rarely, il ever, accom- ish much
whereas those who walk care.essly, lhai
is, naturally, are jus, what they appear to
he, and put on nothing for outside show
ibOse VINO I'D walking, rOIl from side 'O
SIDE, lack directness OF character, and side
every way, according to circumstances ;
whereas those who take bee ine-tha,
is, whose body moves neither to the right
nor left, but straight forward-have cor.
responding dreetness ofpurpose, and one
hess Of character those also who totter
up and down when they walk, rising an
inch or two every step, will have many
corresponding ups and downs in life, be
cause Of their irreguIarity Of character
aud form. Those, too, who make great
ado in walking, will make much needless
parade 10 everything else, and hence spend
a great amount Of useless steam in all they
undertake, yet accomplish little: whereas
those who walk easily, or expend I.;Ie
a;rength Walking, will accomplish great
results with little strength, both men
tally and physically. In Short every in
dividual has bis own peculiar mode OF
moving, which exactly accords with his
mental character so that, so far as you
can see such modes, you can decipher such
outline ot character.
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distance. But alas my hear; sunk
within o'e. when contemplated the thou.
'ano obstacles intervening between it and
myself. Days, aye, years Of wcarisume
toll, and midnight lamps to he trimed.-
l turned away unwilling to attempt 80
difficult a task.
Again, | bowed at the shrine Of beau.
ty, bestowed my heart and affections up
on fair daughter of creation. She was
all an ardent Imagination could paint -
angelic III forum beauty, f.ulrlcss. |
drank in the beamy gaze d her spark
Eng eyes, and listened to the low beating
OF her heart in union with nay own
Our mutual VOWS were pIigh,cd,
"Togcthcr down Gte's stream we'd glide.
Nor seek to know what sky.
Night SHINE upon the restless tide
Invent my way and after time return
ell to claim my be,ro,hcd my bri .c =
bit she in whom | fondly hooed to real
ize one faithful friend, Lad thrown nv
memory from tue c;,sket Of licr atfrction>.
lu the festive ball SAW her hang with
delight upon the words Of another; he
whispered in the soft cadence of love, and
drank IN the melting gaze OF those clio.
Juent eyes, which had once thrilled NV
own ardent blood. Young man, thourh,
|, you drink from poisoned goblet -
there IS perjury beneath its sparkling L..
IHil. Alas, that woman too should
prove false. Now turned me from my
home and friends, and far cut amid the
cla>hing Gin OF the worlds strife, still |
sought for the phantom Of PLEASURE
A'arlco said, that it nestled in Golfers OF
gildrd dust, but fourd it not there.
Ambition lured to the temple Of fame,
''n' still Ihe phaLtom eluded my grasp
.,iI' my weary spirit sighed for rest.
.\itrr year, Of fruitiess waEderiugs turn.
cl again, and visited the scenes Of my
early chiIlhood-my boyhoods home
There, still Stands, tile venerable old oak,
h"n"a,h whose shade have so often
.rort~l; there, too, is the well with ;
mos co,cred bucket; the sunny hills aud
f"~"ry wales, all jus, AS | Iefi them.
But the friends OF my youth, whe.-
are the! An echo answers, where are
,,., la distant lands they dwell. or
res, beneath the silent tomb, and | a soil
t,ry wanlerer over earth, like Noah's
.!o,., find no rest for the sole Of my
trut.
Ntcrc, o where. shall rcs be found,
Rest for my weary soul,
'iwrrc vain the Oceans depth to sound,
or pierce 10 e:rth's pole
H"k hear convoy Of auges
shouting irom the Skies:
"T"crr is n soft, n downy bed,
lis fair as breath of even:
y couch for weary moftnls spread,
Where they may rest the achins head
Ana iInd rcposc III heaven
Lancaster. Feb. 1858.
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A Sermon Oh the Hard Times.

rEx1.-M "hoyd times" ycirench w;S,ly.
Tn. suffice, may IT,. treated ,ooo,;y.I,.
"'r r''
i, LGAliNEf.-Imdcr the Necessity
., cong something, men often do first
''a' "n'vh 'hey should 60 last, OF not
10 NJ III. II Is "e.!, I" consider where
III ''m''y should not relrench.
!. Lacy should not withhold minis
ter surened. 1t is 80 smsII already as
hardly to make h'm comfortable. 1t will
"o' oe'' c"'''''''c'''
z DO not diminish your benevolent
contributors. These (" WAYS have been
100 low. MISSIONARIES have been tIways
N'P' 10 near 10 ''iG lowest point o, de
o''t S"os'1'""''' ''"' '"''"ef feuuc' Oh
''"'" ''o' o0 '"""I" o.
3. Do not withhold from the poor
!" ."'H ':,, ,'se '"' ''0'" - '''e o'''o"s' ""d
TIC wiz repay
4. DO not stop your journal. 1t cost
Out tr'tie' anu II r"p"yS ma"y f"d. II
yen stop H. you s'"P source oi JOY and
cdlhc",Ion to the housch".". ou will
get behind tie times. knowledge viii
'oN'' ''''''"''"' :" "'''' VIII oe
e"'teo, ~ I 1 means %' me-" o. s'o"'n
''st ""t'"I'"' 'I'e ''so'''T''"'' '.,' %: 10"
u 'P''''""' e''"'"''o' wa W '""' ''''
IT, -, =,
"'" ", "V.H w ~ |"' l,P''' "e'P '"e
f0o'' 'o'''''"'o " o"''S'' '"u''' ""u
SUSAN" o"' MINISTER " '"o '"H''
H. i'"eiI''ELH'-- ke'renchment Is TO
|e ''''"'; "od c"'.s 10 II IN his pro'i'
dence' lie makes II necessity.
l. Cease to spread your luxurious ia
bIe. Your body and mind, as we'll As
your purse, will he benefited by this cur
taiIment.
.. Give up expensive dress, and repair
the old garments. This will be so much
clear saving, without diminishing one
comfort.
3 Cease from Eoro, and ,obacco-
This will reouir. great self denial =. be Of
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DO INDIANS SwaAn ?-This is curious
question, and the answer 10y Mr.. School
craft should pu, the white man to the
blush. This gentleman, who has for ma.
ny Years closely studied the character of
the race, says:
"Manv things the Indians may be &C.
cused OF, but jhc practice ofswearing they
cennor. | have made many inquiries
INTO the state OF their vocabulary, and
nothing is more bitter OF rrproach:uI than
matrh 0nomncmooSh, which indicates, sim
Ply, had dog.
They have :erms to Indicate cheat, liar
/ thief, murderer, coward, fool, lazy man,
drunkard, but have never heard Of an
imprecation or oath. The genius OF tho
language does not seem to favor the forma'
ton Of terms used in oalhs, or Tor purpo-
ses of profanity. 1t is the result OF the
observation Of Others as well aS my own,
to say that an Indian cannot curse"
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Lime.

Lime is not Itself Il manure, but it quai.
lies the vegetable aud their soluble Sub.
stances, and occasions their conversion
10y atmospheric action into food for plants
1t "cts as "A stimUIaut upo', its dormant
powers, and Is powerful Alternative OF ite
texture. The preferable way OF apply ing
i'ine is with green crops, or with coarse
manure, as the lime lives the sod power
tn absorb ammonia from the atmosphere
ana retaining that wh'ch is dis"nyaged
10y the decornpo os,ion Of vegetable matter
III the soil, Thirty to sixty bushels per
acre, once in th1ec or four wears, should
be applied. Thirty Lushels is about equal
to Que ton. 1t shuid he spread evenly
upon crop Of clover about TO he plough
ed under, or Sowu upon the surface with
wheat, and narrowed thoroughly /,
should never he combined with manure,
unless the whole is immediately plough.
ed in
Indications Of wan, Of lime in the soil
may he seen III heavy crop of straw ard
light crops Of gain, and in root crops
where they seen - ran to fingers aud
seed.
Lime is applicable to every clay soil,
every peaty sorl, sandy or thin soil
When applied to the latter, manure should
accompany it.
Lime will renew many exhausted soils
il property applied. The nice adaptation
OF manurcs to the peculiar wants ct every
crop is point in farm economy too uni
versaily neglected. There should be more
system and research 10y practical farm.
e!s.
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n L NJ B L L 9.
Them Cats.

philosophical old gentleman Was ore
day passing new s,l "uI house. erected
soHew here toward the setting. sun borders
OF our glorious Union. when his attention
was suddenly aroused by acrowd of per-
sons gathered around lhe door.
lie inquired OF hoy whom he met,
what was gong on.
We'll noth'm,' 'ccpt the skulc committee
and they're going u.'
Oh, Committee meets to day, ch =
Wha, for 2
Weil," continued the boy, 'you see
Bill, that's our biggest boy, got mad tho
other day at the teacher, aud SO lie went
nii over and gathered dead cats. Norlhin
but cats. aud cats. Oh , 1t WIS orfa!,
them cats
P>haw. what have the cats to do with
the School Committee 2
Now, well, You see, Bill kept bring
IN eats and cats always pilin' 'em up
yonicr Wmut'ng to large pile, AS large
~ extent ~ "a ry'amjd, aud considerably
aromailr,) and he pied them, aud piled
them. Noihm' but cats. eats =
Never mind, my son, what Bill did
What h"s the Committee met for =
'Ihen B'I got sick handu' 'em, and
everybody got sick r,,,n' EN- but Bill
got madder, aud didn't give up, but kept
Il P,ilm up the cat>--and-'
Tell me what the Committee are hold
ing meeting for
wi ny the sk"ie committee are going
to meet to hold meeting 20 say whether
they II move The skule house or them
cats y
The old gent cvaporaled Immediately.
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For the Lancaster Ledger.
RI fiections OH the Past.

4
r.. f..,d , L,.. ~ wv Inv.,
l'i,t gr"w upon lir'- ,crnal plain.
on ~"" 'L"n' '" """n' III every bower
There, prac, md req, L,.yoni ,h,. r,n,-
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In, =, ,.;I' u.,,.:,
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So. fru;,, that tenn, ,h,. evs In, ,u,u
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tu,,,, anil u,;s, VIII. -, ., nal ,,
Will ,h,. care, If liz. n.LL.d G,r,h IN
,,.r !,i,.h, MALT, 20 s,,,,,. ,,s.,,.
,u;,u !, co,,.n,I,,;, =, H., wo.,, ~,
.,.aI;,n sul IN .,iov ,L,, ,,;., of so,L
which VA, No. 10 Ls fouuJ ,,uriro H..
hurry of IA. a.v
Tie moon rode with ousen,v m,;os,v
.lono her pathway of .;,v.,v clouJ. ,
halo Of lu,uou. l,.,h, enei,cI.J her how
and the ia ;nL limo stars t,u,..l Ia. ,;,
,,r,uy Train gsn,l. sIumh.,s w,,,. ,,o
ellen, .ar,h-it WAS h,llowed u;cbt-
Surely. Thought, / earth ,e,,,d. ne ,h;s
one eninyment vi,hou, allov-an hour.
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selptt 1Auetry.
Stars and Flowers.
' OIL U NJ F VII.

s"ko ohu 4 loWeIS.
when Eve had led her lord astray,
And Cain had killed his brother,
The Stars and Flowers, the poets say,
Agreed with one another.
10 cheat the cunning tcmp,er's art,
And teach the race its duty,
By keeping on his wicked hcsrt
Their eyes Of light and beauty.
million slrepless lids, they say,
VIII be, at least. a warning;
And 40 the Flower, W ,uld watch nv d,v
lhe Stars from eve to morning.
On hill and prairie, field and lawn,
Their dewy eyes upturning,
The Flowers s;ill watch from redJ,ninc
dawn
I'LL western skies are burning.
Alas, each hour "f Daylight tells,
a tale rf shane so crushing.
lhs' some turn white as sca.besrhpa
shells.
And SONG are always blu-hing.
hns when the patient Star look down
On Sll their light ,.o,crs-
The traitors smile, the murderer. frown.
The lip. OF Wing lovers.
4 Al
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INPUDEST.--An Ohio politician was
boasting, in E public speech, that he could
bring an Argument TO /" pint as quick ~
any other man.
"lou can bring quart TO pat a
great deal quicker" replied Ken,ucky
editor,
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Sir Mcintosh asked deaf and dumb
pupil IN Paris: doth God reason T.
lie replied:
",Io reason is to hesitate, to doubt, to
inquire; it is the highest attribute Of linz
iled intelligence. God sees all things,
foresees all things; therefore, God doth
not reqsOu."
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love to look upon a young man.
There's \ hidden potency comceaiedwith-
in his breast which charms and pains
me
The daughter of a clergyman happen
ing to iind the above sentence at the close
Of a piece OF her fathers manuscript, AS he
had left it in his study, sat down aud
added
"Them's my sentiments exactly, papa,
all but the pains"
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DrrcuMAN.--Coot moryer. Patrick,
how Won ruz'
IriShman--Good mornin' till ye, Mike
think ye, will we get any rain
p"tchman--l guess not; ye never has
much rain in a ferry try dime.
lunhman--~An' we're rite there; and
thin, whenever it gets in the way of rain
ing, not bit o dhry wi;her will we got
as long as the wet spell hnwIds.
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From the N0ri"H american.
1 b e P metto Re- emit.
Dr ONE OF run rwo HUNDRED.



No. ~
wa ne morning OF the 2l.h, another
o'''''f VS. competed. 1t mounted SIX
. .N! ''S' 'h'ee eight 'n"h PaIxhans.
'n'' 'hfe' '"' =, ~ p"unders. Al zen
: o'.'''N ''e ch"r"rei Which masked II was
eU' away, a." Us hre was opened on the
c'S' MS was Tie .i"h"ran battery des-
'E"'''" "' battery No. =. And on the
"'''"''g t'e "A'al battery near the
y, "N" 'e>r'e" "'eh TO The as'omshed
~, >'""' 'E I""HeA sheet OF hre.-
.L "e,' '"'',''e> h',' been concealed 10y
Wv ''''' '''"E "''c'''" "' rhap"re' which
,I..l '' ~, "I'''''''' "h'' 'hey we're com
81 ''''''''''"h 'he MeA'cans
&c 80" WAS III the thunder
,na N,' ''e Guns o' Tue c'iY
,nr.r, r, '"'"'" "F"" me Lava,
Nv O,"''.o""ue was he'ee and
. I;l.l -. - VI ""' w.. "'H,'e''s's "Ste
c.r. ~, "Ti w. '"e "eA''"h ON
co,,na uL' - ''"'"s' 10 '"'
TL. L.,,,,, H. Ir''" ~ ""N-
,,n,aJ. .C.f " '"'' ""! eau
q ~, ~. ,''' NS1'' ''''H'
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"What are You writing such large
hand tor, pa,i"
"Why, YOU see that my grandmither il
date, and I'm writing loud letter te
her."
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An honest man is believed wilhou, an
oath, for his reputation swesrs for him.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

THE PETITION william Field OF Providrsce Rhode I
the him on inc
August 1st4 for Improvement In machines for rolling
figures pattern, for years from the expiration ~
patent which takes place the 18th day Of August
ordered that the said petition DO heard at tho Patent
Monday, the I'll Of August IL o'clock, and al Pf
notified appear and show N they hnve why ~
ution ought not 70 be granted. -
Persons opposing the extension required TO file ID he
Office their objections specially f6h writing, at least
days before the day Of hearing all testimony ncd by either
be used at the said hearing be taken and TRANSMITTED
ancc with the rules Of the Office which viii be furnished on w
dePosions and other relied testimony mus
the Office before the that day the argu
any, within ten days thereafter. - "A,
Ordered slso that this notice be published in the Union
ton ID c. and Post Providence Rhode Island week AS
successive weeksthe nst OF publications be nj h%'
jos HOLT,
Commissioner q Pater'
PSEdors OF the above papers will please copy and senu
bills to the Patent once, with paper containing this notice
May 1&-law3w
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U,RoM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
II or THE WET, soUJHwEsT ASD NORTHWEST. BAL1L
uKuAp.

Sau4use, syyasysu ss greatly Improved scAetles
Three throws trains daily Except Sunday
Ia The CINCINNATI LxlREss MAIL BIS, M, al
uSeon before proceeding West This train passes Grafton
a. snwood Or the OHIO river =, u E o w
'sS ff sREAT 4 and afs fou
Washington Oncndng sunday at a26 reaching GIN
s. next and connecting directly 1n Express
lame from Washington 10 Cincinnati only 20 hours ana 70
SAf DAYTON SpAsArols CAIRO sT LOUIS
ore leaving On saaaay night The oonnsA
via @ made BY Tue ~ p no i ssysn iah hs
blS, m M, rain froln washingtoa p,.u. -.
tor k ali sons ON The Northwestern virginia road
take he O. p NJ ali points the Marietta Railroad take
nS s Western conn xioa from washington Baltimore by
these trains coctons the closest most direct and am
PIE ana ysn,axs tn the resources Of the Baltimore and
o associate tines could suggest have been secured
p ee CHER possible facility will be found upon Thu
Wsy passengers foths main Ohio Raj
g follows Tor all points between Wash
H. 1 ~ mon n Wsoe an a iass the O. p M a I
ot ~ ~ federick tram take the 3 20 p m Train AIM,
daily Tor BALTIMORE as follows AT O. 10 and
yhe 10 a. m and 325 p m trains
more for New York and the 745 for Phi
Ins ais a M and rs o. p M,
tho washington Junction with the trains from Ba
T sisa aud e m trains oonnec. ~. with IA, Annapolis
The TAB, IN ana 30 ana o. r. m Trains VIII stoP az way a
tons Washington and Baltimore.
On Sunday leaves Washington at 325, p
AToRE FOR WASHINGTON are foor trains,
645, and and the first and
will BE- Express Trains and will not the
functions. ,..sft5. . -.
The Washington $40 beig specially
INTENDED SUMMIR lDhAIs lS1E COUNTRY
special be from wsshngt Junction 70 bring the tx
press passengers arriving there from The W c Washington
For ucNet Of all kinds baggage checks AM htter information
apply to ~. 1850 800 TiiOS Ia. EA2oNS, Agent,
Or at the ticket Office, Washington station.
~ II saf.- W. p SMITH,
Master Of transportation.
L. NJ. COLE,
, General Ticket Agent.
pAyryu Nav g..
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PROPOSALS FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES.
NAVY DxrAKrsHsr,

NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
Bureau 0 Construction Equipment kc
May is ls5s
- x,,o,,oc.
- EAlED fhoTocAiA, 70 tuinish haNh supplies Tor
~ the nsoa ending sot June 1899 VIII be received this
until O'Clock OF the 10Th june next These
must be endorsed ",sss for Naras Ssas buosu g cOnu
dc - that they may be distinguished from ether business
articles embraced In the essses
ouary described printed schedules OF which viii be frsed
offer Application 10 the commandments
pecve yards 10 the nearest thereto and those
the application 10 th bureau IDS DIVISION into
being dealers ID each such PORTIONS via
nhed actually required r bids The and navy
agent OF each station VIII have copy % inc schee OF the
yards examination only from winch may be Judged whether
viii be desirable 10 make Application for them
Oilers the whole Glass yard
OF the printed schedules In strict conformity herewith they viii
Lot be considered
The viii be awarded the bona de bidder
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DROPosALS FOR WOOD AND COAL.

orAsrrRxAsrvps 0ryrtr, U. s NJ cots,.
Washington, May 10, ~
SEALED PROPOSALS will be this Office until ~
the 10th day OF June 1883 for supplying ouch quantities
aud coal AZ mny be required for the Marines stationed al
c. from LIST July 1888, 3oh Juue 1859 The coal 70 ~ d
anthracite white ash broken and screened and free from
10 weigh 2,2t0 lbs. the The wood OAK
both the wood and coal be delivered rcquison W.
nsndng Marine officer, and piled and such pon
the walls OF the Marine Barracks he designated b ~
expense TO the United States subject his approval
Bdtrs viii accompany their proposals with the name
suretcs known to this Office unknown will be certified "
officer tho government. ,,n
ouartcrrnas,er Z. = W. W.T.
May 12-3IawtJune 10 IntelAs,ar
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Eugene Dupuy,
Sole Agent for Ps~ & Lu0s's Psgfnn1vy and 0bnp0unds

TUE agency for the United States of Messrs. Pesse
Lu6n perumery London having been transferred
Co.. 800 Broadway to firm Mr
George Dgr being now connexon With my establishment beg
infu dealers The trade generally that
keep and bond supply u resse
articles such as perfume its compounds,
In all their varieties; to which be
from he whatever said firm Introduce in
Yet cobinsng cxcelence novelty Merchants rely
their osdsrs being Allied With prompness and and favor
able terms heretofore. T. DUPUY, .le
oO9 Broadway, New York.
The real Frangpann perfume manufactured only by Messrs
Please Lnbn LONDON they this opportunity caution
purshsass which there how
degree tho exquisite fragrance made by
Fransipanni bogost ,g.soats 9st4 M taf1a& lE
Frnngipauni the hair, exquisisy scented. Aas
their for and mpart delight
full fragrancs articles they are placed
Frausip6nm scented soap.a& 4 5guA !. AK
Fraugpann Take hot cnde between the ongs put
inQsnsc upon ~ and the apartment will be delightfully."-
FaNfpdppa pornade Iaan unguen hair
superlaiive has given world wide reputation
Frangtrmni satche Sold everywhere ri
Marcb6 2awTu
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CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY.

Alphabetical Last Of Senator'S and Representatives Nth
their residences IN Washington, prepared By The Post
master Of The House Of Representatives..
The aserisk CO.. desgnates those whose wives accompany
them the section lS) those who have a single lady
asterisk and section (SS) wife and single lady.
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rJW ENGINEERS, ARCHITECTS. AND CON
tracorsThe Fhmnix Iron Company, Philadelphia, are
prepared receive and all wrought
solid and compound beams ORDERS required lengths for
hre proof buildings and bridges.
Tracngs and plan Of using together with table showing capacity Of
beams, viii be furnished gratuiously upon application TO
SAMUEL. J. REEVES,
E.f .E Vice President alo Walnut street
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PHOTOGRAPH OIL PAINTINGS.

DROFESSOR j. Il. CHURCHILL, Artist, respect
his friends and
mcns and sole a continuance of the
Mscsrteys Gallery No ts Pennsylvania three
doors east Of ~ street.
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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-21
"A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
OF RICH GLOSSY HAIR,
Completely Preserved TO he Greatest Age.


A ND who that is gray would not have it restored
IA former color bald but would the
troubled with dandu and itching have
troubled with sorou ca head efupons would be
cured with sick head ache ieuraga but would be cured
viii also all pmpes from the face and skin Prof Woods
Hair Restorative will do all thssec circular the fooing
ARBoR, Nov. s, 1856.
have of the wonderful your
quack hair dyes NC disposed place Retora
qunck remedies, until
when such induced The your
Restorative first by wife, had
thin aud entirely white and before exus
large bottles her hair restored original beautiful
brown color and had thkcned and
and entirely the head
Of its bcauyng effects the hair hut heahinl in
hucnce the head mind others friends
using Restorative with the haprest effects therefore
doubts
cordially
by all who would their hair
(by sickness original color
aad by who would have their beautiful and
glossy. Very truly and gratefully yours,
FRIESp woon long Bhssned before
the bottle OF Restorative for which order
your Derot, when got try Mrs
Manns hair the II has all that
assured would do and others OF family and friends having
witnessed its effects recommending its to 9th
entitled to the highest consideration claim for IT,
- SOLOMON MANN.