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B0ST0N-Per ship Touion- G II SIocomb &co
Hobart Il Foster-D Cronan-Eaton 3 Betterton
w 4 Cushing -P Fl Brinton ECO uckner, STAN
ton q Newman G Davenport Biscoe & Simms
---Vose Bros-C Boye-G Klein G Seymour
8 Morse Gauche-- ] A Baquie- Blake & Tower
Fl A Johnson B Flotte--W McCracken-F Flint
u Jones' M Keppler McStea, Value &eo-J Gras-
san--H Green-M Greenwood Bowen-DonoYan
u Neutz--E Carver Eco Chandler & Cline Gros-
jean b Beneteau-Geo A Fosdick &eo--A Lehman
u Bro-Muse u Murdoch Green Il Crump-Beebe
&co-R Harrison Neagle d Carpenter Watt
&co---W Wood & Low-and order.
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STEAMBOATS,.
~--<-~-->>-~S---~>s~~< s--s<-s-~S---s>>-eS>->
WEIR MISSISSIPPI
UNITED STATES

~ IL n > TAT ~ = go q
-GnG. hsE,u.wEEKLy NAH. LINE TO -0STL6n
vICRs3uRG. =
The magnificent U. s. NAH packet ViclsbHrg, Capt. ].
M White MASTER will leave tor Grand Lake, DonadsonvIlle
Paauenne Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Rv.
ar landing Fort Adams Matches, Waterproof Rodney o-
seph lirand Gulf, WeIrsnton, Vicksbrg Miksns Bond,
Pitchers Point Ashton Lake Washngog Caroline Landing
The steamer vIGKsBUR will take freight for Yaroo
Taahaichie rive be reshpped steamers Prince
Hope.
The magnificent U. s. ssil packet LIN Captain
J. Brown will leave Donaldsonvie Plaguenne Baton
Ronge Port Hudson, Bayou Sara, Red River Landing Fort
Adams Naiches Waterproof Rodney St. Joseph Grand Gn
Wnrrenon and vcksburg, every Saturday, at 8 II. NJ
iafourche VesbuTg with Prince and
o and VII take freight for All landings On re Yasoo and
laahatchie rive at hghwater rates. without detention
above mentioned splendid packets will leave
tneir regular days without fall the hour appointed. ALI
attended to. ~ ~ ~ NJ ~
Isse boats Will not be responsible any letter package
money ewehy other yaluabes unless regular
Pills aun are taken specifying the and vane. and
me freight paid nor for lbes deposited with the clerk
by the passengers or contained in their baggage.
Fortnight or passage apply board, or 70
- 80 J. >. PERSON 4 co.
Jelo " Corner Of Carondelet and Union streets.
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NouyEfLE ORLEANS, % janvier 1860.
All Honorable Gonseil Comnaun de la Nouvee Orleans
PETITION des soussignes respectueu-
~ reprtsente Ia fequse par III chartre de
vile nee cette petition lis yotre homo
rabe dc passer uns resolution anton
vendre cling jour davis dams gazette ofcee IN
confeon de banquette briqucs ayec peres
de bodues goles bos les coas de rue First
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Leaves on THURSDAY. May u. at S p. N,

REGULAR ODACHITA PACkET-
@.T h. For Camden. French,prop., Beach Hill, Little Bay,
Gnea Miler's Bluff. Roark's Eldorado, Cham
pagnolle, Bangs, Wilmington Moro Bay, Pgeen
Raft Alabama Landing Mouth Of Bartholomew oaachita
City Lochomond Port Union Steriingion Mouth D. rbonne
Trenton Monroe Mouth Cheney Pine Bluff, Gasor's, Coum
bia Hnmbe Harrisonbnrg Trinity aud all Intermediate land
ing Ouachita RiverTbe and splendid swift running
passenger steamer Gel. n. III. sJudson, Jim Chapman
MASTER will leave above For freight passage apply
board . s...
myj6 Advertising Agent.
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Leaves on FRIDAY. May Is, TSP. NJ.
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS

Neg = Packet Line-Reguar U. S. Mail PReket-For
Memphis and all the Rends-The rstclass pas
- Esenger packet steamer John walsh. W
p amohe master, will be ready TO receive freight at the
foot Gravier Thursday morning and will leave
above. For freight passage apply on board, or TO
d. H. FREIIGH,
myl4 Office nnder st. Charles Hotel
This Napoleon with regular packets for the
Arkansas and White rivers Memphis WITH the Memphis
Charleston Railroad superior packets for ST. Louis,
Louisville. and Cincinnati.
Ea-Adams Express carried regularly by this Line.
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FOR LOUISVILLE.

FOR LOUISVILLE--TfIE FINE
49, h Regular Passenger Packet John Raine,
sA4ts VIM. Underwood MASTER will leave the
zsssssGE all intermediate landings follows:
Leaves New Orleans MONDAY, April 80, at r. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans SATURDAY May 10, at S p NJ
Leaves New Orleans MONDAY. June T. at 8 p NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY June 20. at 5P. NJ
Leaves New Orleans THU RSDAY, July S, at 5 P. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans FRIDAY, July 20 at Bpm.
nPassengers and shippers rely this steamer leaving
above
as- No stateroom considered engaged until paid for
b. plan of the cabin be and sateroos
for any of the above trips by applying to the Agent.
TH0S. KEEFFE,
mid IF No o. Giravier street.
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new ORLEANS, February 1, 1860.
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the City of New Orleans:
GENTLEMEN-N the undersig ned, own
~ Of Property aid Levee from Ben
vile street. request Honorable body Comp
roller to sell for paving the said square
blocks of granite. and the
tagged said crossings be wide
the banQuetts each side of said tagged The
accordance with specifications
nished by the City Surveyor.
Leonard sturtevant 81 feet
". r. Vredeubusg
j.. NJ Rssnado "a
Ed. Roger Il Go. Al
Vim. E. Leyerich 81
JAS A. HOPKINS
Secretary Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
NeuvELLE- oREEASs Ter favrisr 1860.
pHonorable Gonseil Gommun do la Neuvelle-
M ESSIEUHS-l4es sousstgnes pr0prfefaf.
I&A Vee L6yee do Ia Canal celle de
Benve deandent honorable dautoser e Con-
ou sende eontrat payer "a dite dcs hocs
granite les aux intersections des pier
plates e dts PASSAGES ne sesen pas mon Dc auae pieds
pers plates e ouvrage fat dapres les specifications du
Yeyer do Ia Willie
Leonard Sturteyant, 81 pieds.
W. y. vredenburgh,
j. II. Basualdo, "a
L. Roger 4 Co., Al
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
m2 LAVISH secrsaire du Bureau des Asst. Aldermen
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OUACHITA RIVER.

Leaves on THURSDAY. MAY H. Mt BPM
FOR CAMDEN DIRECT-FOK
yysy h Camden, Beach Hills, Miilsr's Bluff, ChRmpag-
enolle Wilmington, Moro Caryyie Maria Saline,
aszs9zs Alabama Landing, Onachita City Trenton, Mon
roe Pine Bluff Landing Columbia Harrsonbnrg Trim
iy and Ell the intermediate landings ouachta and Black
Rock City.J. W. Moore, master, will leave above. For
vIRGINIUS G. DENTzEL,
myl6 Advertising Agent
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UNITED STATES
49, sMAn. LINE TO vIeKsBURa. I@9sEs&
SATURDAY. at 5 O'Clock, P. NJ '-
The magnificent U. s. Mail packet f0urehe Cant j. r.
Brown, will leave for Donaldsonyle Psquerre Baton
Rouge Port Hudson, Bayou Sara Red River Landing Fort
Adams Natchez. Waterproof Rodney ST. Grand (uf
warrenton Ficksburg EVERY SATURDAY ut O'clock
p. NJ.
The steamer IAFoURCE virksburg with the
Prince and Hope aud will take freight Iandins
or the yaaoo rive- Ms high up Greenwood.
For freight passage apply on hoard.
ViRGINIUS G. DENTzEI.
tells Advertising Agent.
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Proclamation par lie Marie.
MAfRIE DE La NnUvELLE. ORLEANS, 4
Hotede-yille, g fevrier 1860.
I'm YERTU de Ia resolution No. 4,977 tiu
u vile de Ia NonSelle Orleans, ct
fomament la section l2a Ia VILE avis par
present onne cue ntention Vile de la Eouyee leans
de are piees quarres Market Nod etsnd
fes4 II sw GERARD sTITH Mairs
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{ u Leaves eyerg IT EsD ~ at O clock r. A.
NEW ORLEANS AND VICIEgs
fs9 n burg " Mail Line.-For 3onalasonyillc, Pis-
qnemine, Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayousara,
Red River Landing Fort Adams Natcfez Water
proof Rodney st. Ioseph Grand Gulf and Vicks
burg-The new steamer harnner, Capt W. O. Wilson, will
leave above TUESDAY, at o'clock NJ Returning
she will leave Vieksbnrg every FRIDAY, IL o'clock M
-55y4=.855g4 d. K. CARROLL 4 CO..
ie4 Agents, IS CafondeIet street.
The above will sburg with The steamer
DeYdron for YnhnO river.
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Proclamation by the Mayor.

:
MAYoRALTY NEW ORLEANJ,
City Hall, February %, 1850.
RY VIRTUE ofresolution No. A,977 of the
corance with section City Charter notice Is hereby
given that the the city of New Orleans
with square blocks North and South Market Streets
from Tchouptoulas to New Leyee -, ,,,,,,,,r :.
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70 the Honorable the Common Council :, .

TO the Honorable the Common Council
Of the city Of New Orleans:
GENTLEnIEN-The Undersigned, Owners
Levee 10 Claiborne street. most respectfully petition your
sell public auction after twenty days public notice. the
tract for grading and paving Cusomouse street from Front
Leyee to Claiborne street with granite blocks not less than ten
inches wide by twelve inches long than twelve inches
wide by eighteen inches long less than inches thick
Said blocks to be Of best quality Of granite having the sides
ends and well dressed to form surface when
laid and to be good solid work.
Said to be laid disgonay on four inches Of sharp
sand and London gravel with coating top dressing when
laid inches Of sharp sand and London gravel the joints
to be properly filed and rolled with suitable roller until well
settled.
The usual curhsone four inches thick be furnished when
ing. in order to make Substantial work.
The curbsone both sides Of Csomhouse street. from Front
Claiborne street, be raised and graded
hight and level la such free the streets of water in
the proper and the sidewalks to be raised and
tagged.
The crossings at the intersection Of all the
laid with the North river Tagging and to be four feet wde
the feet wide four feet long
than inches thick 10 be raised in the centre and graded
the road pavement.
New Orleans Feb. g. 1860.
For Citizens, Bank Of La,
James d. Denegre, Pres
Per pro r. ID. Shepherd, } al g..
II, Shepherd, ~ iees'
j. W. zacharie 30
JAS. A. HOPKINS.
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RsIew---uom.ns up.

ship Tonlun, Upshur, fin Boston, to Creevy 8 Far
Heil.
schr TaIaaulipas, ? days I'm Layacea, to H
Ashby.
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TALLAHATCHIE AND YAzOo RIVERS.

THURSDAY. May u. at 3 P. N. positively.
REG u La @TAI4LA1TACHIE
49, and Yazoo River Packet-For Tiliatoba, Lehore,
Greenwood. Sidou, Tehuia, Yazoo City, Satara
azExand all intermediate landings The elegant
and fastrunning passenger packet steamer Roebuck, r
Dent MASTER will leave above For freight apply
vIRGINIUS C. DENTZEL,
v myS Advertising Agent
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STEAMBOATS,.
M n M PILLS.

Leaves Wednesday 18th ma, atsp
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND NEW
~ h Orleans Railroad I.ne-For Mef,pIlIs and The
Bends-The new AND magnificent passenger pack.
ten Ten IMttmnn, ]. r. Smith, muster,
OF Gravcr street. and will leave above Far feiehi or
passage apply on board, or to- y
JOHN e, HYDE x 10
my9 under st. Charles Hotel. lett wing
This boat ut Napoleon with regular or
the Arkansas White rivers and at Memphis with the Mc,
phs Charleston Railroad and superior packets for A Louis
as- Adams Express carried regularly BY this Line
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- by 8. WOLFF.
mylI corner Grayes and New Levce SIS.
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UPPER SSISSIPPI.

For through tickets this Line and its connections.
forth the head of this coinn and further information apply
board at the Companys Office No 81 Camp where
plans OF the cabins be and staeroos engaged
AZ H. A. WILTON General Agent
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sa8l SIS
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1zzI.l e - e q - 81 z3le ls35 ~ "A
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL.-C Garrett Md; Nav.
NY; 1itcomb, Ala; Fiske, j Davidson w:
a bIanchaTd; AT; r. Brown, NJ; r MoClosky n
\; La6rooh, Dubois, Pa: Rosem, Nirdling-
Sweeney, Ga; u Smith, w Howard, r Wilson. ]
Smith, W lckham, 3 Bowers ] LAWS / G-ey
Tyson. NY; r Marhurs, NJ ; PlDmmer. Md: = +
Lloyd,-iJ Collins, Pa; AmmldOn, Md; l. OUR
an, No; w Kellogg, Mass; A Ford, NY; j Wills.
Mo; Ferry, w; MIS-, Mpnt.lI, Md; Hazlett l.
Garter, NY; L Brengle, Nd; H Stoddard AMI adv.
Gamble, Mo; + Nj Allen and LADY, -: f. " aiter
h 'usen, NY. '''-''H' b. LuOlns
wILLARDs HOTEL.-Dr scbeck.-. Hon r
SUMMONS, RI; ]. Brown. NY: w III Morris do
Spa!dlng, DC; Morgan, NY;A Hu ter Va:
y Rodman, and lady, RI; y Stewart Nd; nj -
hawEiny; a"i Miss Dickens, do; Col w W.sh:
,vn,,nsy. Nd: y :; : ell, do; yno h Thar,as. do;
WItIsy, do; c H Blanohard, Mass; Mr Saunders,
DC HuDneT, Pa; w T Turner, Va: ) Flu, tor pa:
and lady, NY.
BROWNS HOTEL NJ Mason ir Ra SIN
gar ( r Windsor, Va; x Lsxow. julius HART
y: l. !. Johnson, A NJ Murphy, Jno Tucker. n
% oshey; WIS; Hon L. r Wigf,lG and fam, Texas;
key Wlsiall, ) c; Banks, -; L. Lefsbre. La;
inGi Il hanncSaH, Mo; Marcus DuVal, Md; 4 h
Ba lard, Bale Peytnn, Tenn; Turner AsEbsy g.
Cole and lady, Beale, Va; S.mI Colhurn, r 4
DeMott, \; ID Meek Pa; II Rollins. Wis
kIRkWOOD HOUSED Wholrd 10, NY: e
NV iSmsop, Mass; NO man Ny; W Mer
*, Pa, 0uth; ~; n s Viii Q, shoemaker, ] w
Drug as, Pa, j szden. n IF ca roll. Md. y
Whaley,-; J Brooke, Pa; Hon Wood and lsdt'
90, A lee NY; q McLane, Pa; B Berkeley. III: =
II Jones and adv, do n
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u On Thursday night, Dr. Brunck of Buffalo.
the German editor of the Demokrat and Weltbur
ger, slipped and fell on the ice that covered the
pavement Of Niagara street and broke his rivbt
leg short Oh Just above the ankle He laid there
hiteen minutes, the mercury little above zero
without relief, no one happening to pass and
eihs near being frozen. Finally gentleman no.
uced him and had him convened to his resi- dence
DEATH OF YOUNG BARNrON The thorough
bred stallion Young Barnton, owned by the I'LL
nois Stock Importing Company. died of lock law
on the farm OF John Crowder, in Sanxamon CO
ILL.,, on the 10th of December He was bouobt in
England in 1857 at u cost of a. 900 and was con.
sldered the finest horse in Illinois Of m,
Times.
The AMERICAN HORSE TANER-The fame of
John 3; Rarey has travelled to Egypt and fl ed the
zeal ana ambition of tue eQTeSttian lords of the
desert. The VicerOy hes sent Mr. Rarey an Offer
u TWENTY-FIVE blOOded horses if be will come to
cairo and give Instructions in his art to him. his
ministers and army officers.
IL Frenc hman in California has been de-
tsct.d In new sSindling operation. He was in
the habit OF purchasing from the restaurants coffee
That had been used, then drying, mi ing a little
fresh with II, rePacking, repapering, and then
selling 1t to the poorer classes.
10 The Missouri river closed at St Charles on
Friday, Foot passengers crossed it from shore 10
shore on Saturday.
UGeo. d. Wiley, of Georgia, was swindlsd
out OF $ COO at Montgomery, Ala, on the I'D ult,
u The Town Committee Of Fredericksburg
Va has appropriated 81 900 to the erection of an
armory there.
(" John Winans, the comedian is not dead
as has been stated, but is an inmate of the Relleyue
Hospital, New York.
III Negroes, according to the Petersburg Ex-
press, are hiring high in that city
IL An exchange has discovered /, new speoies
Of female-the Santa Fe mail
II Ten deaths occurred In Boston last week
from smallpox.
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III The Legislature of Ohio organized on
Monday. X &. Parsons WAS elected Speaker OF
the House. The Governors message Is confined
mainly to State affairs lie recommends the re-
enactment of laws repealed At the last session pro-
hibiting slavehnlding and kidnapping. He con-
dennis ali inroads In other states and attempts t.
excite Servile iHsurrectOn. bnt thinks the W hole
blame should n & fall the free States Ohio
bad frequently been entered for the purpose OF
kidnaPp. NJ. and the fugitive slave law executed
citizens travelling in other States, on mere sus
picion, had been subjected to espionage, indig-
nifty. arrest and imprisonment. Still the people
Of Ohio held fast to the nOn and she will neither
dissolve il herself nor consent 10 dissolution by
others.
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SALE OF PROPERTY -Daring the past week.
Middle Plantttion, in Mt Pleasant district, Fred
erick county. Md was sold as follows: Eighteen
acres to John Fox, Esq, ct 81 O6 per acre; 81
acres TO Thos N"Machen, Esq, 1T S3I per acre;
acres to ,sT[y MaWy Esq at so per
NJ Ebbets Esq late sheriff, purchased OH Friday
that dne house and lot on r.. Church street. Fred
erick, late the res dence of A. Delashmutt, ESQ
for 81 $40.
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TOBIAS. OPTICIAN.
u I26 PENN. AVENUE. EFT. ~ AND 9Th Sis

l. <as PENN. AVENUE. BET. ~ AND 9Th srs.
p snsfpS hsys :n tho
sS9yG 5pss where may Be
As to my capabilities. and the satisfaction kave
ss5 T entirely to the public 70
snd Hs that
Iead as GUIDE to those VINO wish to be well suited
90 not ss as to DO mel
you for space OF six years, as you will read in an
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Doctors bad business. ] will not impose upon or
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your eyes do not undergo s change then will war
ss ~ :;
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variety of other useful Optics. annex few of tho
many TESTIMONIALS. ~
from hss E1es.isnev, the GOrs-nor Of FtYgt1tn.
have tried pair of spectsoIes Obtained f FRO from
sight, and corresponding with his DESCRIPTION Of
their f0ou'' recommend hiP = sk1lfu 29tisisn
F,oss Ms lat. Hon. Judge Bx.lr
recommended to MI no. Tobias as sk Iii
SO and e. h sN M
. i
comprehend them by inspection, and some slight
measurement, and he has made me pair of Specta-
oles that suit me admirably. A. p. BUTLER.
E,osr tAs Hon. Secretary Of State Of Virs,n,a.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND. Dec 81. 1885,
Dear Sir: Gov. Wise having shown me the Spec
tacies you sent hi inn and discovering that the focus
was precisely suitable to vision, kindly offered
to enclose them to you to have new Gil asses substi
tuted. have since received them. and am gratlfed
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lsed arc really superb. enclose herein the amount
'''o"' D.''' '''' leGeHEsS o. w &SiUJNFoRD.
JoEN TOBIAS, Esq, Washington, D. c..
From Prof. cache.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IL. 1883.
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:, u Please observe that my Establishment is on
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ndRDICIN

VI PHILADELPHIA.
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The why, is that by Nature process
the natura color permanently after the hair becomes gIay
supplies the natural huId and thus makes grow bald
heads all dsndrut itching, and from the scalp
qUets aud the and thus all
scalp aud HAIR it will STOP and Keep from filling o MAKES
1T SOFT, GLOSSY, HEALTHY AND BEAUTIFUL, aud fused
become then reader read the following aud Judge for
yourselves:
MkssRs Q. j. WOOD ACo-Gen!iemen Having heard
hair being grsyI mad. up my mind lay aside the
preudcss which l, with great many persons,
had all manner of patent medicines and short time
ago commenc ed using sele for myself The
result has 'sen satisfactory that very glad did
So and IN Justice TO well as for the Of
others who b: gray was but who, having pre-
give your Restorative trial I'LL they have further proof nd
the best proof being occulSr demonstration this
TO me Tor further proof who in and out OF The New York
Wire Railing Establishment every day
My harris nature, color and much improved ap
Pear'ne- every being glossr and thicker and much
'aors healthy looking
Corner Columbia and Carroll SIS. Brooklyn.
LIviSGsToN, ALI, Feb. IL, IsSs.
PROF. WOoD-Dear Sir Your Hair R-storA has done
nch good IN th. part Of the Country. Ny hair has bean
slightly diminishing for ssveral years caused, suppose from
ycur Hair Restorative for six weeks and find tina
fine head # hnr growing, after heTins used I'll O;.r
remedy sxrsnt and advise al who Actsd way
Youc. o., 5. ". MInDLEfoS.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. g, 1851.
PsoF WoOD-D.srSir: Your Hair ResOr tive proving
itself beneficial 10 Tn. 'front.' and also the back part Of
my head almost LOST rnveringw1 fact have
used but half pint bottles Of
OF heads ell studded WIN pronsng crop young
hair and the front is also receiving its benefit have tried
other preparations without any benefit whatever think
from my personal induce many
others
Yours, respectfully, d. r. THOMAS, nj. d.
No Ie4 Vine Street.
Tn. Restorative put up bottle. sizes. VIZ: large.
medium and small holds hall pint,
dollar per bottle the Medium holds least
cent more proportion than The small reails for ds
per bottle; the large holds quart 40 per pro-
portion, and retlIls for three dollars doule.
y. J. WOOD Co. Proprietors 3l2 Broadway New
I'm The great n Y Wire RlIliag Es, bshment9 end ia
Market Street s. LOUIS No. aud sod by all good Druggists
and Fancy Goods Dealers. g. 27-eO3m
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county. Ky, was somewhat astonished upon en-
terin2 his shop last Friday, to find Hodkins one
OF bic prisoners, busily engaged in gunsmithinp
Hodkins bad kicked hole through the old dlap-
idated jail and gave as an excuse for leaving his
quarters that he Intended going to the courthouse
and demand trial. but had lest his hat and did
not want to 90 bireheaded
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FEARFUL DEATH-The Bres; u Gazette states
that custom house officer. station, on the from
tier OF PIPER Silrsia. was lately 'prised by a
band Of smuSglers, who tied him to a tree in a
thick forest, and abandoned him To his fate The
unfortunate man was found some DAYS after in
that position; all the flesh was torn from his
shoulders, and 1t is supposed that being rendered
desperate by hunger, he had before be died
unaWed them