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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-26

Total amount of iabiities. 49,. 81, $50 -
l1th. This rule of the company is aot to exceed
,..i-5 Sl0,0O0 in amy risk, subject to loss by
single fire.
18TH The tlnount insured i'm city village de-
ponds upon its size-generHliy all the desira-
bile risks to be had, subject to the last rule
above named.
18th The amount insured in any block Of
buildings, depends upon its size and con-
structiOn, subject to tho ruIs above refer
red to. ft-.-
18th 4 certified copy of the Act Of Incorporation
-- ScconIps MEG this statement.
TIMOTHY G. ALLYN, Sce'y.
STATE OPCoNNECTIOUT,C %
Hartford county, slt
sl.5 JANuAEY 9Th, 1900.
Personally Appeared u. @. Allyn secretary of the
Hartford Fire Insurance Company, and made oath
that the foregoing statement, by him subscribed,
is true full and correct statement of the afIirs
Of said Company, and exhibits, far ~ can lie
ascart%inesl at this date. actual condition
the lat day Of January, 1850. Before me,
set 5 tE 30 . GEO. =. GILMAN,
Justice Of the Peace.
Allen c. HHllOck is the duly authorized Agent
for This city, b. certificate of authority from tie
Auditor Of state, Med ia the County Clerks
office. t
Applications for insurance UNCERTAINTIES, store
h0tises dwellings aud contents, will be attended
To, aid policies issued at reasonable rates.
ALi.EN u. HALLoCk, ASeut,
Marble Hall Bniidiug, No. ALAN street, ESdns-
willie, Ind. lanzStap2o
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DRH.OAI. eNs .syt.D I,Esr0As,

& H.s B.SS .g.NO .H.sSN-fHL L-z >.
~ STA aud Lace MantiIlss and Capes, Silk, Grape
and stella Shawls, opened at
ScHAPKER & BUSSTNGS,
Successors to 5. Embieh q Co.,
APPS Az Main street.
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HREEk ED .H0Ss..-I5 milf B-ELEs
for sale by ). z. GILBERT IL CO.
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With the greatest respect
| am very truly yours,
JOHN MCLEAN.
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

Bsii ~ n HRo nT Sanfon, NY; w H
w Sf@Sfs sssa sST fns
d.; Mi'a B;Goks' % Hon + Wa!d iA @6
. Itaneys III; Mss Ka!s Clemens. &c; I'll :'
IT, S5sdf.fy aaS sd dS;
DO " sicily ard isd., nv YG G0. IG9 n5 G %d
Bntler A as5 aa. ana al Bas' Ky
h-nas;, Ar. Do CT siPlss 'GRst &ii 10:
r. No D b %if Nss; 4 az. II
isxtan n. H sf r M6 aseI NC; e B.r Ct;
Ms'oo DO: Ms FIs Ala; Nm f io 's Is1s DO
gETT4 ac o. sa"sba.a ard say. I'D; L al MI
ssd Gcs fuSo aat Fo1 x' S saff bsr. Ii Rye
s en: l. PosL '. w WG,a,N c shulef.A FL M
wan sas Mass; cosfsck aid nd1 i.d VA f Rp
"a ssaSSSYs ~: J S.T ~ xsoS Fla; iR;F! sf,
fs; s;SSi hs sss Eng M De- W. "
M S%GSf u: Robinson, Alea; Berry. Mali
m BR CIV HoTEL;-L wspkovitr,
MAJ b,s, o. =, Va. A Cobre a, Septn
a:. Va lint iHi' spf'n ann \ Rent, Col y
e. fssds PbssA; v.fs E.:
Nd; Vanort.Gd and lad,. g ~ {, -; !" Webb;
tbS eiy Vr li1siTln-y :foa. W H and
CowaItir: Ma; n >In tn, Pa. :, n e y HaI =.
s" anu q W Kern MG s! MAJ, yJask
s1d ady Va 6 Warren. NJ; : Fieet SIis. ssW,en
% nj kWOOD HOUSE.-C Eillarv.:E Mars.
r.: L y Esrchees,I; Ra"d. and lazy. Mo Me'he c
11 az - ,dy. = y; J Alakiston, Md; W ESGs,d
ha'wliz Ma; athrass Nv; q Wit,
M,. smith ard rdy. Va; str,p PIP Pa; irWI@
"a 81 Mt ith' Va Mrs Wilson AID niece, Va: DR.
WASHINGTON HOUSE.-R " Mutton. VI. 7
HI.aen he ard Nney. Pc; Julian Kune - u
s ~ e'f' ~,,: "; Il R,:yed, James Ward, Nv.
0ta'z' "a A Field. Ia; Thomas and fam. j 3
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spinner, Frsnois E., willsrds' Hotsl

Spinner, Francis E., Willards' Hotei
SssllWorth, James A., Absent
Stevens, Thsddeus, SIS ct n. Capitol Hili
Stevens, Isaac L., Private, SIS l2thst
Stevenson, John W., Private, 26S g st
Stewart. James A., National Hotel
stewart, VIM, IS LOuislana av
Stokes, VIM B , Browns Hotel
Stout. Lansing, United States Hotel
Stratton, J ohm L.. NJ, Willards, flee 2lS Pa. av
Tappan, Mason W., National Hotel
Tay Tor, NJ, Private. west side 2!st st, bet and
Thayer, Eli, Wizards Hotel
Theaker, Thomas c., II, atts, s39 Pal v
Thomas, James H., ST st
Tompkins, CydnOr b, Washington House
Train, Charles r., Villa DIS Hotel
Under wood, John w. H., 4i3 9Th st
Vance, Zebulon B.. Mrs Harrison's, S77 Pa av
Vandever, VIM, Prvate, 10 Massachusetts av
Van Wyck, Charles H., National Hotel
Yerree, John p Wizards Hotel
Wade, Edward, 3a3 st
Waldron. Henry. Washington House
Walton, r p, So c st
Washburn, &C., Clarendon House, 9Th st Il Pa sy
Washburne, Elihu B., 4356 st
NashburG, jr., Israel, Private, Franklin Row. So
Webster, Edwin II Mrs. IaIIlson's, ST. Pa. av
Wells, Alfred, Mrs. Tilley's, IA Missouri av
Whitsey, VIM. g., 5l2 llth st
Wilson, James, Washington House
Window, VIM, Avenue House
w lnslow Warren, 6 q st
w God, John, $50 l1th st
Wood ruh, John, Wizards Hotel
Woodsom, Samuel H., Browns Hotel
Wright, John ", Browns Hotel
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THE EVENING STAR.
THE sPEAKERsHIP

Eocock ninety -four-Gimer twenty seven
Boteler sixty -two-Sharman hundred eleven
One or two for Grow
The sane for Clark and Hill;
Alas It's all no go,
The wheel must yet stant still,
Chahng and chewing the end,
Like Il mad horse under the bit,
The SeEate, with heated and angry blood,
From day to day must Sit
kellogg makes speech-LOgan pitches in;
4 he gal cries look on To which one will win;
me voice of on. l. high,
The other getteth Higher:
Ono bTayCly SAYS ''Hou lie -"
The other, ~ cure n liarr
So goes II. from daT To day;
And thus. from week to week.
Our wise men throw their time away
In hearing each other sp, ak.
Bocock ninety -four-Boteler fifty seven
Others less or nore-SGrTInan y hundred eleven
Oh that the crisis woald come
That has been 50 long ''lmPendlng.'
Gh that tn "lrrepressIbls" strife
Would come to a speedy ending
If the AntI'S would only vote,
And b. one thing or another
III the Old Line Wings wA.re worth groat,
We should soon be rid OF this bother.
ST. Louis Bulletin.
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ALPHABETICAL LtsT AND RESIDENCES
MEMBERS OF THE xxxvI.h CONGRESS.
SENATORS.

An hony, H. B., willsrds' Hotel
Pses ss4 and
B BsfT Is !S e. sssS Ssni. snd
Bragg, Thomas, Vernon House
BIss B. ss p. 18th a.. sdd III st
ps GPpS1s; billiards
Clark, Dspie, Washington House
Cingman, Thos L., 2l5 Pa av, bet l4th and 18th SITS
1Sn 1 bss l7 nSt and 18th
BsGn taTss s cO5dGrsns Row street
ReTsse; e.. ST ParHers, o ! Msssschss. it's av ''
s"f t. BET ssh :a S 18th st
Fitzpatrick. Ben amin, Browns Hotel
FFS oss.i spIoTos g. Nv Gs R%fHr oss est
Green, James 8 Crutc hetts, All, odf and 9Th SITS
grimes IVA lanes rs w ~; 5 !, 18th 3. a,,
Hale, John r. Naiiaasl Hotel tel '''
HHs%%ona: Jas = cor p ~ 3 Madison Place
Hunter street bet til n AND and III ri SIS
Johnson Andfex, Of Tenn, St Char les Hasel .''"
kIng, Preston, Schrivener's, l6 st, Cspitoi Bin
, L JossPs, NS,'1IsI II .g,.
M.son, Jas. ~, ~ St, bet it'll ard 18th
Nicholson, A. u. F., KirkwOod House
Pearce. James A Mrs. lrvlng's, % ~ st
Polk. Il.
Powell, l.. W.. 25} G st, bet I4th and 18th
Pugh, u. f., an 4Gh 81, north of La ay
Rice, h. M. Mln Row, 81, bet n J av and LIST 1t
Sauis w, Mrs. Irvings, % AZ st
Sebastian. VIM. h.. Dr. Dnnn's, Al III ut
Seward, w m. J., 252 r st- b. 18TH and l4th
Simmons Jas. r., Willards Hotel
Sldell. John, 3l2 II st, bet 18th and l6k at
Eys sad
Toombs. Robt, 248 F st, bet 18th and lith
TrumbuIl, Lyman. AL 18Th st. bet and +
Wade, b. r. Mrs. II yatts, 339 Pa av, bet 9Th & 7th
Wilson, Henry, Mr.. Joy's, cor 9Th and Pa av
Wlgfa. l.. r., Browns Hotel
Yulee, David L., 262 st, bet 18th and leth
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~ haufhoitE, who was shot i'm Chicago last
week, by his partner, Williams. in fit of zeal
onSy IS slowly recovering. His life is due, prob
ably, TO the IA thfullness of his dor which Irhan
Nllllains attacked his master sprang upon hin,
with ferocity which finally com PEELED Williams
10 make hasty exit. Had it not been for the dog
Williams would most undoubtedly have killed
hlIn, as he was Intensely enraged at the time aud
expressed great regret afterward. when informaG
mat the "cnno6d man would recover
" A Few days since child was killed near
CdnahCdlgus by a ram. During the absence of tn.
idHhiv the boy, about four years of age. wandered
in.o zee pen where the sheep We're kept, and when
iound was lying in the corner of the shed into
which II was evident be had followed the flock
ana where he was attac ked by the ram The head
ana face Were badly bruised and disfgured but
he had probably been killed instantly
IL Advices from St. Petersburg mention that
ihe Il usS'an government are negotiating for the
purchase from the Emperor of Japan of the south
ern half Of the Island of halien the upper mart
OF which they already hold. II Is also said that
the recent acquisitions Of China on the AInoor arc
regarded as Of less value than was supposed rs
The river Is frozen six months in the wear
Y The Savannah lottery case of Messrs Swan
Co has been decided bV the Supreme Cont of
Georgia, sustaining the points made by swan s.
20 counsel reversing the decision OF the lower
court against them
john BROwN's RENDEZVOUS farm In
Washington county. Md, upon which Johu
Brown and his cOnfrderateS located the better 10
ensure success ful cOnsumatiOn of their attac
on Harper's Ferry is about to be sold
iJF The Havana papers by the Cahawba cont,in
eht9"slasuG accounts OF new tenor who has lust
made his debut at the Taccn Sig Nusiani III.
gentleman IN question: is described as the eou,I NJ
Tdmbefllk, If not his Superior
II The Petersburg Express intimates that NJ,
Jas DOherty, Of that city, will be ,pnoi nt.d ST.
ArToEer, because Gov Letcher has sent him an
old-fashioned musket to be converted into \ Mir
ME rife.
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SCENE IN THE MISSOURI LEGISLATURE.-A
correspondent. of the Missouri Democrat, under
date Of Jefferson City, Jan. Is, says
"As 1 informed You last evening, by tele-
graph, little affair took place between Messrs
Minor and Davis. The cause was this: During
the afternoon, while Mr.. Minor was in the
chair, vote was taken on motion to recon-
slider a vote upon calling for the previous ques-
ton. Mr. Davis, of Buchanan county. ask ed
for q division. Mr.. Minor said it was nonsense
to call for division when the vote was go I'M
equal. Mr.. Davis said it was not for Mr.. Minor
to decide about the nonsense of the call. Mr.
Minor then called on tho sergeant at arms to
remove that idiot Mr.. Davis, shaking his
fist at tho Speaker pro tenn (Mr. Minor said
You can't put NE out But little occurred
betwoea the parties until the House adjourned,
when a neat little rough and tumble took place
Mr.. Davis sentin his right fi;t which landed in
the frOntiSpiece of his antagonist Mr. Minor
tapped the nasal organ of Mr. Davis, and to
him (Mr. II must be accorded the credit of
drawing first blood.
Both combatants took the floor rather In
voluntarily at one time. and in their descent
they demolished one chair, and sent a couple
of desks 'reeling'
"a division was loudly called for, and after
some difficulty the pugiIsts were separated.
1t was then moved and seconded that fur.
Their fstic proceedings be indefinitely post
poned.
Mr.. Davis attempted to lay that motion on
the table, by planting his knuckles upon the
title-page of Mr.. Minor
This was declared out of order; whereupop
Nh Davis moved to adjourn to the CanitoI
grounds, and take test vote in the 6vhtino
abilities Of himself and his friend, by n,uscu.
lar engagement.
This motion was lost, and the House dis
persed"
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E'HE ALL SUFFIClENT THREE
TRIESEuAR. IsAa

Protected by Roydl Letters Patent or EnslrHd avid
secured blythe Seals Of fhe EcoLe de Pharnldcis de
Paris, ard the ImPsTiol CoL!egs Of Medicine,
Vienna.
No. 1 is invaluable for exhaustion, Spermstor-
rhoea, and al pay sIcai disabilities,
No. completely Grad oates all traces Of those
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the nau
seous and perncIous use OF copayIa and oubeos.
No 3 has entirely SUP psnted the I'M Irious use of
mercury, thereby insC Ing to- tse sufferer speedy
relief dispensing ai impurities AID roofing out the
venom OF disease.
TRIESEMAR Nos. 9 and ARE prepared in the
form of lozenge, devoid of taste and smell, and
can be carried in the walstcOat pocket. Sold In tin
cases, and divided into separats doses. as admins
tered by NalPean, La lemand, Roua, RECORD, q G.
Price s. each. or four cases for So which saves SS
and In ST cases, whereby there is saving of SS.
To be had, whole sale and retail, of DIR. BARROW,
194 Bleecker street, four doors below McDougal
street. New York. immediately on receiving a re
mittance, DIR, Barrow will forw ard the Triesemsr
to any part OF the world, securely packed, and ad-
dressed according 10 the instructions Of the writer.
Sold also BY 8. CALVERT FORD, Jr,, Wash
ington, ID. G. de 6-6m
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TINE CELEBRATED DR.. J. 3. ROSES
Il NIEDICIN E&,

a.
These remedies are the result of thirtyive years
of extensive and successful 2T-ctIce, aud are the
only reliable preparations To care tho various lille
that flesh is heir TO.
DR.. J: S. ROSES COUGH SYRUP on Elk
PECTORANT, will radically care Coughs, Code
Hoarseness, BRONCHITIS. AID al Lang diseases.
Price 80 cents end g..
DR.. >: S. ROSES ALTEREATYFE SYRUP,
or Blood Puriher for the euro ofScrOala, Old Ernp
tons, Chronic Diseases, l. lccrs, Swelisi Neck and
oil diseases arising from impure state Of the
blood. Price 81.
DR.. J. S. ROSES BYSPEPTfC COMPOUND
The only sure care ior Dyspepsia sid Liver Com
DR.. J. S. ROSES PAIN CyRER. Ii is hota
cure ali but IL one has stood the test of IS years.
curing Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear Aches, Choic,
Pains in the Stomach and Bowels, SpTe lis, Brcsas
Paine III t!.a Limbs J0ints, Bacs and Spine or any
pain internally Or externally. PHce i2, p and 50
cents Il bottle.
These remedies, and many others referred 10 in
DR.. Roses Medical Adviser, (which book may be
had gratis st of the drug stores where the med
cines are kept) nave been used with success bv
t@iis0 persons with prompt benefit. To ensure
success you have only t. that they are genuine
by having the Doctors :srii:ea slsactEys orsr saeG
cors aad OF each label.
II Kept by al Druggists. ses-tr
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MEDICINES.
m, yOHNSfON,
BAL3IMORE
LOCK HOQPIRALu

BALTIMORE
Has Dsss~.d e. S c sss Ss.'sy cd 0"''
DIsEAS OF IMPRUD ENCE.
LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
pa CUsE WARRANTED Oh No ChAHshiSTwoD DAYS
w.atn., Of the Back Structures. Affections Kidney
DEBILITY Serrousne.s DysPtP.y Low sPnt. Con:
fusion q d.,., alpstOa q Tim,dny Tr.msnr,
Nos. SKIN, Affection. Of the Lungs stomach OF Bow
Yoath-,ho.s Dr.adiu and Ds.trScvs Praeuess which
der arras. impossible and destroy bOtn Body and Mind
YOUNG MIN
that dreadful and destructive hae ~h.c sweep.
az unney sr,s thou. OF ouns Men OF %. mos, sa
s.nstes To. tnunders fsOqusne
~ss.d scs:asr The living Tyre may call With full es"s
MARRIAGE.
MARRIED PERSONS or Young msn ss.ts~pI.''ns Mar
ags, being aware Of Phyaca wsafas", Crf'"'e Sskiy'
d.Iesn'ss,, &c, ,re.di, erred
ousy confds has "Ar ss gentleman and e0haa'"Jf rely
UrrH:ENo' , SOUTH FREpERICKsrREEr,
left hand sds gong from Baltimore ffssi a"'r' RON
the Fan observe aud number Lss'r
must % PAID 'A' ''"' DR. lJ;SjiHTHsroN.
Members ofths Royal Ceefs sscn' London,
ana he part whose e hs hssn spent an the hos
i.c,ti some Of n. most astonishing curs
known mauy troubled with raging me mead and ssrs
sounds, bashfune frequent blushing attended some
dsran Of mind. cured inmsdists
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Young Meu and others he have injured hemsslvss By
certain practice INDUCED when aone-s habit fsqusnty
learned ir"" sr companions, OF at school the ehsea Of
which nightly felt when asleep, and cured,
reHd-rs impossible aud destroys both mind and
Those tn. .sd ana .l.ncho, effects produced
by early habits Of youth weakness Of n. Bach and
limbs Pans the Head Dinues, u Sight LCs, of Muscular
Power PaPitauon Of the Nervous IIrabi
symptoms OF Consumption, &C.
be dreadedLoss Of Memory Confusion Of Ideas
cfSpirits, Evil FOrhodugs Aversion Of Society Self Drus
duced
NERVOUS acknowledgements can nov Judge VIA,
Coming weak Pale. and ef->..d ha wing
appearance about the cough ymsn. 81
DISEASES Or iMPRUDESCE
When tbs Misguided and votry pleasure ass
r. has imbibed the seeds Of this painful disease, Often
happens that med Of shame dread Of discovery
responsibility, alone befrend He falls the
hands Of gur,nt end designing preend.r. Who ,pabs
month after month, long the smallest fee be OBJ
tanned, aud despair leave him with ruined health sigh
rolsou n.rzTy hasten tn. constitutional symptoms shs
terrible disease Affections Of the Heart Throat Note
period his dreadful suEerngs by sending
discovered country from whose bourn. traveller
AND IMPoTENCY.
TIN, sr.a: and remedy weakness Of organs
most nervous aud t.batsd, who had lost all hope, have
been INN. dately relieved.
hctons Lo. Of Procr.atis. Fag.r Nsr,os.
trembling aud weakness Exhaustion ofths most fearful
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS
THE MANY THOUSANDS cured stths institution within
ea SI b on, PosS sS
reporters Of the papers and many other PERSONS Of
:s, 10, again and again s,or. III. public S:
biiiiy sufesn; GUARANTEES to the afflicted jan 25ly
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HAS CoME!.HAs CoMEg-uAs COME ~
H THE GOOD TIME HAS COME!
SINGERS No. SEWING MACHINE
Can nots be kad for One HKnd,ed Dollors,

SINGEhS no. NO ID ICRIkB
Can nOv Be knd TO, One Hrnd-ed Doilors,
No. for Ninety Dollars
For manufacturing purposes the only relIable and
unexceiled Sewing Machine IN the word.-L ".
SINGER q Co.'S Gazette
Family Sewing Naohines from Fifty 20 Seventy
1--WE DoSars. We have tried them On our ow fam
lilies and find them superior 20 any in use.-L NJ
S.nesr & Co.'S Gnzsfls
We invite ali To call at our Washington Once,
No. ass Penna- aveaUe, under National Hotel, anC
examine them and their work. the great econOmE
m gtite sHah machine will at onoe become 40 %
parent. Explanations gwen 10 all. Circulars Illns
trstlng all ci Singers Sewing Machines, with speol
mems of the,r work furnished 10 all cent 20 an
sddress.
A good assortment Of Thread, Needles, Tvlst
and other machine findings kept on hand, and sold
1t Nov York prices.
l. NJ. SINGER & CO., ass Broadway. NY
WIN. III GLOVER. Agent. seis "
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SECURING AND REPAIRING "A new STYLE
- OF Securing Gentemen's Clothing, without the
injury to the cloth style of the garment
by b. MAGRUDER, Practicai Tailor No. Ar
10th street, between and E, west side Gsi tlemen
will please call on the above, and their orders y ill
be promptly attended tc. ja r. colin
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MEDICINES.
TT rs NOT TOO MUCH 10 SAY,
SINCE ALL,
OLD Nd YOU N g.,
AFFIRM ITS TRUTH,
VIz:-THAT PROFESSOR WOODS

vrz:-THAT R RRE9sEE55sFS4iv WOODS hair
Will preserve inJaiii6iy ths srotcth and color of
the i # used two 95 three Ts: the sses t" any
.hs bad
make it more soft aud beautiful than any oil, and
sss sas free
Clergymen. Professional u en-, and dentlemen and
mony that we do not say too much in it, favor.
Read the following, and Judge:
HICKORY GROVE, St. Charles CO., Mo- Nov 10, 81
induce ID your Hair Rerorase, and ITS
aflcsd ;oreporS IT, Our little sons for had
been perfectly covered with sores, and some called scd
head The hair almost entirely came OF consequence,
when friend, seeing suherings advised
Restorative; did so with le hope Of success hut 10 orr
surprise and that of all Our ends very Few applications
Ell the disease entirely and neS aud lnsur'art
crop oil h'r soon s.tl.tG orr tar , san no. ~
other child We therefore, and do hereby.
mend your Resorae rs perfect remedy Ter ali diseases "i
GEORGE W. HIGGiSBOTH.M,
SARAH A. HIGGINBOTHAM.
PROF wosD-Dsar Sir: My hair had for years,
been bee !nlng Prema'ursT gray ,ccomP,td 'y hars-
dressing When commenced using Hair R,tora
about months was IN that condition, ri! E
u8ued 10 i,s color, and
greatly be preferred 20 those produced by the application
e ar,ics ar etery adys toilet, wheraer l" @
used Hair Rrsor've or for the simple pnrPo-e Ct
dressing heautiiTng the hair Iyu have permission
all who entertain doubt of performing all
Mas. c. svMoSDs, ia Third street
CISCINSATi, o., Feb. 10, ls57
WELLINGToN, Mo, Dec. 5, lSs7
PROF WoOD-Dear Sir: BY the .nvIce Of irrEd of
nine, who has been using Hr Restorative,
duced try il had the fever, tame list Nay aud
nearly HAIR he I'd came Nov my htIr hiss
come grc,, 1 thicker than Nothing Int
and sympathy that feel 10 Communicate others Who
are afflicted have been. would induce gave his
public acknowledgment Of the benefit have received from
Prof Woods lar Restorative.
Yours respectfully, a. X JACOBS.
The Restorative put up bottles of three Sizes,
viz: large, medium, and small; the SINAI holds hall
pint, and retas for one dollar per bottle the
dunn holds at least twenty per cent. more In proper
ton than the small Tetals for two dollars per bot
tie; the large holds quart, ~ per cent. more in
proportion, and retails for IS bottle.
o. J. WOOD 4 CO. Projectors, Sl2 Broadway,
lshment,) and ia Market street. 81. Louis. he;
and sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. ia 5-eoSm
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TOBIAS, OPTICIAN,
426 PENN. AVENUE. BET. OK AND sru S,.

l most respectfully Inform my friends and the
pubic generally, that have removed to tho
above place, where may always be found toZ
sllt 3ll that require my aid, with SPECTA-~~
CLES, or having GLASSES fixed to suit ali Sights,
AS to my capabilities, and the Satisfaction I Rawa
generally given, will entirely leave to the public to
sra elsewhere tat have of the most eminent gem,
nenen in the United States; and PARTICULAR ssire
my sdvertseinent N the National 1nteg enoer to be
Iead as guide 20 those who wish to be well suteG
tb 90 not SUIT at h, sight as some pretend to do mel
s3v lot space 81 SIX years rs you will read an
Ihs certainly new phase to endeavor to Improve
= Doctors bad business. will not Impose unon oT
t Insult al an engh.ened public to endesvor to make
them neIieye suoh nonsense. | can ony add that II
your eyes do not undergo change then viii Val
raEt you my glasses to last you forever
you VIII at a. times find in my Establishment a
large ana We'll assorted stock Of SPECTACLES
ana El GLASSES, with real Brazilian PebhIss
ana 5lne Glasses tno wonderful Yenezulean C1ys
SSGETpssE "a GGPPEEA,, READING, WATCHMA-
49, ana ENGkAVERS GLASSES, and a large
many TKsrINONT.1s AZ" Va 'no
fSoW AS E1estls3cy, !hs GorsYnor Of ViYg,.ia
NJ have tried pair of Speotacles obtained from
MI TOBIAS, and find them of great assistance to INV
sight and corresponding with his description Of
tneir locus, recommend him skillful Optician
HENRY A. WISE.
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