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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-07

Good Ink. f2t'f taitH ,hno!5 O. -oJ 4
A. w. Brinkerhoff, Of this place, pre-
sented US with bottle Of writing fluid a
few days ago, Of bis own manufacture,
wbish We think is as good an article, il
notbetter, than any we have ever used.
While oxalic acid will obliterate most Of
the writing fluids now in use, the only
effect it has upon that manufactured by
Mr. B. isto change the colors It is des.
tined to become popular. bra {'ao! i3 3
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-07

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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-07
Holloway's Worm Confections.

= Holloway's Worm Corrections.
WHY GIVE YOUR CHILDREN NAU-
wv scous and unwholesome v orm Medicines,
when you have this delicious preparation OF
sugar, that all children crave They contain
no calomel they are purely vegetable; they
never fail to expel worms where they exist
and 10 improve the health-in all cases. Hol.
loway's the only original, and only safe and
reliable Worm Confection. bs1
Proprietos--Johnson, Holloway g. Cowden,
80 Sou tn Fifth street, Philadelphia Gay lord d
Hammond and VIM. Fiske. Agents, Cleveland
Ohio. For sale by MAXWELL & HOLTON.
Nov. S. 1858. no. 4.6-m.
NOOD Assortment of Liquors and
W Wines, designed expressly for med
icinal purposes. at "a,
HENDERSON q FERRIS.
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HfMESE8hriS ssHN{E!EE shE ~
EEMsSLLHs EScsSS t iSr the &: a 6Ise:I'
HHEEIL 81. Al R9ipH B B{gG Z tor S.oI.y.
aELMB0LDs BUCaG for Loss Of Memory.
aEEkMsStbs R RSSH +; +; R ..s
BSSE g. s; S.y:;,; q b:::s.d'
HELMBOLD,s BUGHU fot Nigh sussis.
sELMBB3LR,s BHCHH for Wslsiala....
HEEMB9E for o. the Skin
HaEELMBB0tD,s BT NC. q Tor Pain IN The Back;
10 na %oD t9: Of
lessnsss, with Want OF Attention. Horror Of So
REfSg9LRs s R s}fSH f0 3. obst1.s.on.
from ird''0f' sG% fDa IL bk sessfs OF the
Existing in either sex from whatever cause orig
mated and a aS Wits I6S n STANDING.
By
olous nervous and debilitated. IL fa I, long
that disease Of Ties.
allowed to 80 on-which thismedloIne Inyanab re:
Eoys.a.psn follows L9ss Of PSss. F.ui.y. and
susa.ly followed b. those drsfa Ssss.ss INSANITY o
lums. and the melancholy deaths By Consun ptiop
bear ample witness to the trut of these
appears. The oountsn,nce Is actual. y 90 den and
quite destt ute-netheT mirth nor grief ever bis IN
It.. Should sound OF the voice occur, 1t Is rarely
with voeful measures. wan Despair,
Low. sullen sounds. his grlei besuiled."
Debility 10 most terrible, and has brought thous
ands upon thousands to unImely graves thus blast
ing The ambition Of many noble youths. 1t can be
cured O' 'h fS W. II lie REMEDY. -
The mass OF voluntary testimony In possession Of
to science and fsms Certihoasss Of cure. from or
month TO twenty years' stsnaing, and Of the most
relIabe and re-gonsibe ohaFactsr are open for in
aELMB1Ib esq RUcAi
and Chemistry, with the rre.test secu,aoI and
Chemical knOT,edgs and care devoted IN lts COM
on the Practice Of PRyte snd moss Of tbs ats
Standard Works of Mecio,ns ''''
HELMBOLDS BUCHU is safe and pleasant in
Personally appeared be ore me, an Alderman o.
the city OF Philadelphia, II. L. HELMBOi ID.
wh dS dSfs that
RR!q Fl! sq'fb y SEE Manu.cure
ana sn e Sy
Price 3 per bottle, or Six for IS, delivered to any
ONE THING CERTAIN.
A TRIAL COSTS BUT A DOLLAR-TRYIT
AID be convinced of it's efficacy. And it Is accom-
ProfsssS 30 Of Medical Colleges, oier9smss, ' snd
oilers. PreplIed BY H.. T.HELMBOLD.
Practical and A nay tIcal Chemist.
l04 South Telth ST., below Chestnut, Philada.
To bs had Of sli DIussists and dealers Throughout
the United States. Canidas. and British PROVINCES
Ask for HELMBOLD'S-take no other. Cures
and 7th street, Washington City, and ali othsl
druggists. jan 2S-eolyr
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THE CELEBRATED
i DIR. J. S ROSE'S MEDICINES,
Or PHTr ~

Tn Sc remedies are the result OF thirty five wears
OF eI enslve and successful practice. and are the
only stable preparations to cure the various ills
that ssh 10 heir to.
DIR. J. =. ROSES COUGH SYRUP. EX-
PECTORANT W ~ radically cure COUGHS Colds
hosrsness RroDc AMI ali Lung diseases Price
DIR. J; y ROSES Alternative SYRUP.
or Blood Purifier, for the cure of Scrofula, old
EIuptlons Chronic Diseases. I Icers, Swelled Neck
and al diseases sriaing from impure state of tie
DIR Js. Roses DYsPEPTIC COMPOUND
The on sure ou-e for Dyspepsia and Liver Com.
plant. Price 80 Gems. >o
DR.. J. :. ROSES PAIN CURER. IL ispot a
cure all but II alone has stood the test of IS wears
CURING Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear A ches CbOiIc
rams IN the stomach and Bowels, SpTaIns bruises,
Pains In the Limbs. Joints, Back and spins or any
PAIN internally or externally. PIioe, L. Is, and 81
you wish TO get CURED Of any OF the above com.
pIslnts get llr. j. ). Roses genuine Medicines,
which you will know when genuine by having ms
written signature on the cork Of each bottle Sold
BY druggists generally.
N. b. Beware of those poor nostruns purport
lnf to he the rest in the world. ia % Iy
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U SAWS fsEEp pAfNEfRKE.
I ~ - WITH IMuRNsB ~
HOME AND EUROPEAN DBNAND.

Il restores the nstsrai color permAn entity after che
thu. SSpss arSv ON Bsd heads. removes All dan
drun, itching and heat from the koalp, suiets sne
acas and may Be relied upon to cure eli diseases o.
the scaip and hair II Will stop and keep t from all
and q used by The young two or three tmes vsek,
vii never fal or become gray; then reader, read
the following and Judge for yourselves:
nsssss. o. ,. wooD q oo.-e-uueuen a.vi.r heard .
good deal shout Professor woods Bsr sSd ny
bair beng gray. up my % lay
peuaiees which in eomDon with great persoSs
ego oornm.oe,d using yOur article. Cor myself
ds .o sns hs a s.sS 80 ',s ,o. Al. very glad
men 81 other. who may be but wbO sns
willing your Restorative trial i ihes have further
prof and IN. best prot being ocular demOu.'rsOp
arss them 20 me fer rsr.hsI P,eOt who in and
NY color ana much improved IN M
pssrsnte every way being gOsssr and thsetsr ns
ooTn" fooianS'. ana o.rr0nsu-. srooiS..
L,IsssTos Ala, Feb. IL. lsss
good this past country. NY has been
sishty dmia'hing for several ye.rs caused suppose
using BsIr Restorative weeks and nR< ;h-t
have ans cad Of hair now srO.ns ssI having used al
s... remedy no. sIt.n, and advise Al. Who -: .ic.s<
rrrL.prrrur., Sep, 8. 1857
IIov. Woop-Dssr sr Your Hair Rsstorstvei proving
it.s highly beneficial to The front aud .so The b.ci
part cad almost lost its coverng-wss in
have Gsed but two half pint bottles Restorative and
top my head 10 well studded with promising
Of hair aud the runt also receiving bepeft
ave tired other preparations without bensnt what
se' think from personal Recommendation, car
a many others to try it Yours, respectfully,
d. q. THorAs n. D.. No. 4ei Vine Street
The Restorative is put up in bottles ofthree sises
VIZ: large, medium ana small; the small holds .
pint, and rstalls for 81 per bottles the medium hoidf
~ least p per cent. more IN proportion than the
small, retails for 50 per bottle; the large holds
quart a. per cent. more IN proportion, and retallf
for IS q bottle.
q. J: WOOD CO.. Iropreiors, Slz Broadway
New } ork, IN the great ~. Wire Railing rs
tabliShmelt,l and ia Market street. II. Louis. Mo
And sold By all good druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. no IL SIN
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR MA
RINE CORPS.

QuARTERMAsTER's OFFICE. u. 8. NJ. CoRPs,l
Washington. January 5, 1859.
until N oniay the 7th Of e6ruary next. at O'Clock
B.m for FURNISHING the following ing supplies SssSs
CLASS Mol.
s0o uniform caps, complete
200 non commits stoned officers' epauletts
goo goo pIyates, c3untsrstraps
l, $40 rass waist plates
800 brass breast plates
Glass No.2.
5000 brogans. pairs
800 knspsacks (gutta perohal
1900 fatigue caps, navy blue cloth, indigo dye
CLASS Nos.
800 yards Z navy blue cloth. indigo dye
loOo marine gray blankets, to weigh pounds each
400 WOODEN socks. pairs
$500 red flannel shirts
900 yards white rattlnett
aoOo pairs linen ovsIalis wv '
1000 fatigue frOoks
2I5Oe canton flannel drawers
1000 buff bayons. belts A'' NO. I"
go buff cartridge box belts
LOO cartridge boxes
i!@o bsyOnet so.S6srds '
CLASS No. 8.
Tenor drums do.
SsrEeants' So ords
aa a. cans . de- g flor men and boys)
Fe H drum drum heads ssd se batter and snare,
bass drum heads
Drum sna res, sett
Drum cords. each
al the above mentioned articles must conform in
sistant ({uATtermaster, 70 Spruca street. Phila-
d-lpha and at this oioe. They will be rIgldty in
speoted and compared with those samples by the
Assistant uar termaster or such person may be
appointed. Such may be unequal thereto In any
particular will be rejected; In which case the CON.
tractor wi be und to furnish others of that re-
CURED Kind or quality within fifteen day If that
bs not DONE they will be purchased at his Ipense
fayBents Will be made on each delivery should
or IS soon thereaf or as appropriation shall he
made for that purpose. The quantity msy be in.
creased or diminished, at the opton the uarter
master, or making the contracts, the exigenoies
OF the service may emand.
Proposals. will ,lso be received up to the same
time for the manufacture Of
Sergeants' uniform coats
MUSICIANS "
WoOllen pants
fatigue wOUen jackets
Watch COATS ard
Muslclans' red tickets.
Forms VI cfers can be procur ed application to
thls once, and two responsible suretIes must be
iurnisheo whose sufhclency must be certified b,
agent.
No proposal will be considered that does not
strictly comply with the form issued from this Of
noe.
Proposals viii be endorsed " Proposals for fur
dressed to ID. J. SUTHERLAND.
H-StAWt7F QuartarmaatsP.
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COUGHs. COLDS. HOARsENEss, 90.

u "H11' OOHDo' HOhNcENESS, &C.
The prevalence of the above complaints at TIM,
season generally has Ii effect of bring ng ont nos,
OF professedy new specifies. and while some are
Eood, many are useless, and others even ianserous
line wisest course To pursue to consult Won
ny physician, or otherwise use only such rsmeS,a.
long public experience has proved 10 he safs nn5
emc1clops. Othls character is TYIER,S CfiM
POUND SYRUP sun ARABIC. 0r.n,i
the thvorite prescription of an eminent rhysicaI
~ soon became popular remedy and las cnntinu ed
years; In cases OF common Colds, Coughs, Gc.. 4,
H NC IKE oharm, and IN Chronic Cases Bropchitls
have used IL. ~ 'Ao"' WIN 'os'p Sns
Pnce IS cents and 50 cents Der bottle.
sold by Marin Palmer, Chas Stott O. wssh
ineton Clssel. Georgetown; Peel& Stevens, Al
In Loxthser form. Price l2K and Is cents q box
nhoNn as Tyler's Gum Arabic Cough Candy
Oroge, 9 an elegant. pleasant and en- cacous Pull
nohlo I.Oxenke they are unsurpaased. no Ism
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y Store Of w. g. METZEROTT,s large oder OF
MUSIC for Violin, Flute, yIo incello, and Hntp,
eompgisipg the latest publications. AIS
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WERER'S CORNET BAND.
LEWIS WEBER, Leader. furnishes MuIic for
Balls, Private Parties, Parades, SeTenades, ~
Funerals. etc., at the shortest notice. Orreu 80
ieft at Meizrott's Music Depot, Mr. GautIer . ~
Confectionery Store, at the residence fthe lead
o., 56s 9TH street. Navy Yard. between 6 ard /, viii
ha promptly attended tn de 3 SIN
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=, W The monument to Ethan Allen, at Bur-
lington, VT, Is completed. II is forty feet high
A colossal statue Of the Green Mountain hero 10
yet to be placed on the summit.
III On the 18th instant, Isaac Crow, aged I6
while playing shinnsy, In Port Carbon, Pa ,
struck the ball with such force that he ropped
dead. IL is supposed that he sustained some
fatal Injury from over exertion.
u Mrs. Russell and James Hilton were ar.
rested In Chicago last week, for indulqinp In
huggiDg and kissing In the street The wom. an
being the aggressor, was fined so and the man
=, III A novel and unique exhibition is afoot by
me people Of WolcottvilIe, CT who, on Thurs
CAV, January 10Th, gave an entertainment called
The Old Folks Kitchen, - with the costumes
furniture, spinning wheels in notion and other
FEATURES Of the old times Of one hundred years
ago. '
FOUND GUILTY The trial before court Of the
ministers Of the Methodist Church, Of Rev Dr.
Daiiy, on charges Of lewdness and drunkenness,
to which we have therefore, alluded, ended on Fri
day night, after three days investigation The
accused was found guilty of both charges named ,
and suspended from his ministerial functions and
church membership until the conference can act
upon his case.-Indranapolis Journal, 25th
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LIMITED STATES MAIL LINE.
Only Regular Lane, and WsthoEt RsiIErs
fer EigAf TsSrs.
FOE CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
VIA PkrAEA RAHReAI.
HsEslsr ssili.s Dsss. ga { 2oll o. ss.. s,..t


CAJTIor.-So many frauds and imso- <sc1s
sltions OF various kIaIs !.sye been ate.J <$.&tID
SerBetrsted OF travellers bound to "a l. -s19kn<Ah
FORNlA, th6t the SO 5SOrIbsr, the only lrthori ed
agent for passage bJ ne 4. = Maj Line VIA Pans-
ma. IL the CITY Of rev York, iee.s II his duty 20
caution al persOEs seeking passage 10 CGlltorala,
that, 10 AVOID kFcsirioNi they must be careful 20
tnd tbs true once Of the Steamships Of the ~. g
Mail Line, VIA Panama Railroad. az no other on oe
IN New York &c authorized TO engage passage
The Companies have only one Cihce IN Nov York
which ls 81 III w est street, corner Of Warren Ct
fronting on the North River, O. the head Of tie
ComDsny's W harf.
III Observe my slgn over the door
ieS j. w. RAYMOND. Agent. New Yorf,
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EVENING STAR.

sally admired than Burns beautiful little poem,
commencing- a.r.r .r.- -- .-' .. .F+'
''Scots wha hae VII Wallace bled; !"
but IL II not generally known that Burns, by the
advice Of some friends, was induced to suppress
the frst two staBzas a. they originally stood In
the poets manuscript. IL In much to be regretted
that the poem was not printed entire, for the
poets talent Tar surpassed the critics taste. IL
stood thus In the original;
At Bannockburn the English lay
The Scots they were ma far away,
But waited for the break of day
t That glinted In the east
But soon the sun broke through Il Q heath,
And lighted up that field o. death,
when Bruce, VII saul -inspiring breath,
His heralds thus addressed =
Scots wha hae, &C."
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THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

Ono Of tbs Steamships OF tails Company, csrryins
the United States Mnll for ACAPULCO, -n<s~<
CALIFORNIA and OREGON, leaves c%tES
Panama twice each month, on "a e arrival &xsk8<1s
OF the United States Mai -. Com stes mara
which ieave New Orleans and New York rerulariy
on the Sth ana 2Oth OF each month with the mslIs
ROADS.
These steamships have been inspected and a.
proved by the Navy Department, and guaranty spssd
Gsd safety,
The Panama Railroad (<7 miles IontD is now oom-
peted from CO an 10 oceaL. and Is crossed IN or
hOurs The bGEgsge of passengers IS CT eoked N
New Work thrOD h To San ranoIsoo snd psssepSer,
are embarked at PaHama 10y steamer "a the o0rn-
panJ's expense The money paid IN New Yort
GOV ers all eX 7enses of the trip.
. Reserve steamers are Eept IN port m Pans ma and
San Francisco To prevent detention 10 case of Aool-
cent, so that the route entirely TeltabEs-nO failure
having occurred IN eight years.
PASSENGERS leave Panama the same Gay they AZ
n.o al Asplnva.
Conductors go through By each steamer and take
charge OF women and children without other pro-
teotoru. ~
For through tickets at the lowest rates app,, AZ
me agency; IN Vest street, New York, to I, w,
RhfMOND,-or TO ARMSfRONG, HARRIS
Co, New Orleans,-oT e. L. BARTLETT Boa
ton. I, 49,
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ID K Il WAN SYRU p,
l. On, PROTECTED
Solution of Protoxide of Iron Combined,
Having successfully passed the ordeal to which
new discoveries In the Materia Medica are
an established medicine. Its
Dyspepsia, AfscnOns Of fks Liver, Drops,
Neuralgia, Bronchitis and Cons ErlpfioH Tea
deneisS, Disordsrsd State Of the Blood, b oils
Serruy, Tbs PrOs.ra.i,.g Effects Of Lead o,
Mercury, General Debility, ava all Dissasu
which rsqEirsd Tonic and Aifs,atiVs Msdieiss
The Proofs of It's eficacJ are so numerous 90 vel
authenticated; and Of such peculiar -.
character. that sufferers cannot x .. PTN
reasonably hesitate to receive the ~ . IN
p'c Tss fPlEi;RUyI4N sYRUPfsfI9xEl
but its range is extensive. becausetS
are ultimately related and procesde la
ing from one cause, may be cured
the Syrup provides cure, Is precisely that whict
has so often bett ed the highest order Of mediccl
sibie and the safety and efcacy Of the syrep neon
trovertble. Those who may wish for an Opinion
from dslnlerested persons respecting the charaete,
lowing among numerous testimonials IN the hands
Of the Agents. The signatures are those Of gentle
men wei known IN the community, and of ths
iaD-Ths snsa having experienced IL. b.n.nel.
effects OF the Peruvian syrup hesitate 20 recon
mend Il TO the attention Of the public.
others whose iDtsssnce and Integrity are sto1es.
uneu.siOnsble we have no doubt Of 70. ee.y in
Incpient Diseases OF the Lungs and Bronchial PGsSsxes
Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint: Dropsy Neuralgia Ae IuJeed
its effects would be incredible but from high character
Of those who have Witnessed them have
their testimony do to its restorative power
Kew JoBS PIERPosr, THosAs o. lsonY
4S 4 HE = sD. g jan. q Gt bT..:
SAMUEL MAY.
II well known that medicinal eject OF Protoxids q,
Iron IL Lest by brief exposure that &c
maintain ISOLATION Of Protosde without further
oxidation, has been deemed imPossibs. In Psruv.r
syrup THE desirable point 10 attained
UEKaovS; and this rensc. All ~.
proto csrbonstos eitrats and the Mater,
AsooA A. A. HArKs ~. D.,
Assxyer TO the State Of Massachusetts,,
1s B"yiston street, 3ost.u.
For sale BY Druggists generally. Price for large
bottles, 81; medium sized bottles, 81.
N. l.. CLARK d CO. ProprietOrs Boston.
For sale IN Washington Dy II. ID. Gilman, Specia
Agent; NaIrn Pa meI, John SchwaTtze, l.. II
W alsh, Joseph Bury, Jas. II. Stone, J. :. Lovejoy
Or. ID. B. Clarke, ID. RIdgeis and in 6eorsetovr
w ~ ;. tlsse and j. l.. kIdgell. sc &-Sn
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NEW ORLEANS SUGAR
~ AND MOLASSEs.
We are shortly expecting the brig Georgia, with
$50 hog sheafs SUGAR,
500 barrels MOLASSES.
Tnis cargo has been selected especially for this
and tho DISTRICT markets, and II represented to be
It viii be offered ct public auction on arrival, of
which due notice VII be given;
os0-eou Alexandra, Va,
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uARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALI.,
HI THE GREAT PAIN ANNIRILAT0R
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA. wEAR
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.

PREPAR Ed RY A CHEMIST.
BoTTLEs l2, y and 50 cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCoyERYIN MEDICA0
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORE'S CURE-ALL should he kept
In all families in case of accidents sudden sick
ness as free uenty cures In less time than il
cures TO get q physician.
cures pain IN any part Of the stem and Ia usec
externally and internally.
HI As the frequ ent changes OF the weather pro-
duce bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pam In the Limb,
and Body; also, StIh Neok-every person should
get a bottle. 1t acts upon the Nerves, Muscles.
Smevs, Blood and Bones and, BY Its warming cleo
tromagnetc power, expes all pain from the system
Get bottle and try 1t.
N. B-f you have Q Cough, use HARTS
HORNE'S PECTORAL SYRUP OF WILD
World.
II yol sre Bfious, use HARTSHORNE'e
ANTlBILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liv-
er, stomach and Bowels, carrying OF ell Bile ana
Foul SecretIons.
The above N ed cines to be had at all Drug Storss
In Washington city kidvell & CIsoell At Gorge
town; II. Peel &c Co. Alexandra. clI-tr
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rARPETINGS. CURTAIN GOODS OIL.

GO.
We respectfully announce to members Of Con-
gTess and strangers who do not reside in thus CITY
and who wish to furnish their homes with superior
goods IN the above line, that we have in stock all
kinds Velvet. Brussels, Three ply, grain, Wool
Dutch. Neni: ian and other CARPETINGS, with
81 asst onishingly low prices.
Also, elegant well dried Floor OiiolOths in wide
sheets. which represent most beautifully enciustio
tile, fresco, yerd antique, marble, tapestry and
chlntz dessns, which we cut up for rooms, halls,
and passages as per diagram.
Also, superb materials for Drawing room and
Parlor Curtains, In rich French q d English Satin
BrocatelIe, India Satin Damask. Embossed French
Reps, satin Do Lame, Printed Lame. and Turkey
Cloths, witt all the necessary bOrderings. glmps,
tasseIs and loops matching accurately all the varl
Al.o, elegant Cornioss. in both metal and wood,
and side banda, representing roses, lilies fusohas
daisies fruits, 30.
Also, elegant Embroidered Swiss Lace and Mus
lin Curtains. at prices from 90 To S25 per window.
ton and IN he newest styles now known; and. IN
being the advanced stage of the season, we wi sell
them at greatly reduced prices below those of other
oities.
Goods we eel to 20 distance will be carefully
packed am pped for without addi-
stock to any having the desire to see for them
selves.
ia l8-eo6t CLAGETT DODsON,
7 OOK AT YOUR HANDS AND FEET.-AI
- IN want of GLOVES or HOSIERY are--
earnestly requested to call and examine one,Nlh
of the largest and finest stocks In Washing I'M
ton. comprising every quality and sty le just wv wv
imported to my order. Call and look. If you
HOPKINS'S Unrivalled Bazaar
corner OF 9Th st. and Pa av.,
no 80 eotf bet. Rrown.' and National botais.
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nPrICIAN AND OCULIST.-Dr WOLFSON
~ 9Th St, corner of Pa. avenue, confin-
ues to furnish ell requiring them Nth .-SN11<
his celebrated Yenezuel!an and Brazil. SRS
ian CRYSTAL SPtCTACi.ES and 1
highest prize at the Words Fair. Many thousands
have tined them. No charges,.o his eu.tomers for
consultations as oculist. The reputa ion OF his
Glasses to remedy near sightedness, falling SIGHT
from the approach Of age, or from inersasirs ca.a
ract, &C., is universally established thro1g hout Eu-
rope well a. the United States. His charges are
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NorrcE OF rHEEN SSiissSc1dlNrINuANcE or
THE "PLATTE" AND CHARLTON" DISTRICTS. The
OFFICES FOR WHICH ARE AT PLATTsBURo Nd MI
Lam. Missouri, AND THE SUSPENSION OF ENTRIES
OF LAND THEREIN.
Not Ioe is hereby given that, IN pursuance of law,
In view OF the fact that the uRsod lands In the
"Platts" and "CharitoR districts" in Missouri,
are reduced below ono hundred thousand acres in
each district, the Secretary of the Interior has di-
rscted the discontnuanoe of said districts and that
the lands heretofore subject to sale and entry the
Offices at fLATTsBURG and MILAN be immediately
Withdrawn, and made again subj sct to sale and en-
try at BoONEvILLs, in said State, from axd after
the 3lst day Q Mayeh 1t, prior TO which time no
application WILL be Ieceived at the discontinued of
foas, or entries permitted, except in eoHsunattag
s1tSfiaK pre-snyrtton claims,
All persons entitled to TENTS at either of the
call for the same ON before the Sst day Of March
next, as as after that date they viii be transmitted
to Bonneville for delivery. Patents are dslirsrsd
(yes Of ehdrse.
Given under my hand at the city of w ashington,
this twenty FIRST day of December, A. ID. 1858.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner OF the General LA Office.
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