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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-06-01
A CA X d..

We, the members of the Biddeford Mutual
Improvement Society tender to the Hon. L.
Somes our thanks for speeches and other 'on-
orcssional Documents. Also, To l.. o. Cowan,
Fsa., for Patent Office Reports. Likewise to
sine unknown friend, for speeches of Messrs.
Hunter and Douglas. And we tender our heart
Eelt thanks to DR.. Plumb for his very valuable
present of fifteen volumes TO our Librnry-not
forgetting +. II. Hayes, ESQ, for valuable
School Books. ,,u NH,
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Carriages {! Carriages {!

UIIE subscriber. having purchased all the inter.
| est OF Chadbourne A 6arey In the Carrin 20
Bu.iuc... will now take charge Of the same hin'.
s,E and Is prepared to treat the old customer. OF
the concern aud as many new ones as nay JOIN
them, in the best possible IN amer.
lie matters himself that th his facilities for ear.
rylng on the business. " tn a host of unsurpassed
and passable WORK men, and stock unequal:
ed In the whole region Of the East he can build
you ANYTHING from an lrlshman's mud barrow Ia
Phaton as delicate ever rolled In the streets o!
Fairy Land. Tic will give his personal 'up,r,niGn
10 All the work done Ia his establishment, and vii
not allow carriage OF any kind 10 leave the shop
unless done according 10 order lie has constantly
ON hand and will continue To build To order Passen
gerand Mail Wagons, Express Wagons, jersey Wa.
gons OF various patterns, Concord Wagons. Grocers
Wagons, siilk Wagons, Parker and Box Busgies
both open aud top, sulkios aud sieishs % all vsrfr
ties, double and single. ,
t3-Any Of the above mentioned articles will b
sold for cas- or approved credit, at prices deinl
competition.
OWEN d. CHADBoURNE.
saco. March. ls6O. llh
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NKw AND IMPORTANT REsxpin.-The Tolu
Apodyne, the Great Neuralgia Remedy, and
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PORTLAND AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.
sEMI.wEEKLY LINE.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT

The splendid and fast Steamsnlps
4k Chesa peake, Carr. srpsn ~
MEmELI- and Pa,sg. .,s., o notice - run n,
rs follows .,.
rzf- Leave. browns Wharf Portland, Er.ki
WEbyEsDIY and SATURDAY, at os'o rp q: ";
and leave Pier ~ North Mye,. Ne. asiosI p. n.
The vessels are fitted up with hne seeomm.a aa
tions for passengers, making this Tue most speuy,
safe and comfortable route for travellers be'"esu
New York and Maine. No.,
Passage, sSoo, ipeiud!ng meal. and state hS S
Goods forwarded by TIL. line 10 ana Hvm ,,oa
treal, Quebec, Bangor. bath, AngSsa' LHPV ,,,'
and 81. John. They also connect Of New iSfk Win
st.smsSs IoT BAitIn,'re, savannah ana Washihs-
ton. 50.
shippers are requested 10 send their Freight 10
the boat before ?. ". on the day that she leaves
Portland.
Por Freight and Passage apply to
ENTRY a FOX, browns Wharf, Portland. . :,
II. u. CROMwELL1 Co, Pier l2,NoIth River MI
May 18th, is6o. su
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Fire Insurance.

,pIIE undersigned. having been appointed Agent
L ora, rork County Msfsai Fire Insurance Con
yasv OF south Berwick Ne, II prepared 10 receive
ropo ais Cor InsuTs nee sale Kinds of property
eyety description. at the usual rates. Said compA
ny LA now at risk IN said State, tiOtl,0o of poop
amount Of SboDDD with which IA meet losses. Loss
cs are literally adjusted and promptly paid. The
RISKS taken by said company are divided asiollows.
Dwelling Houses and contenisi ID elias, sak Kinds
of mercantile and manufacturers property. Each
class pays Tor Its own losscs. -
For information, terms 4c., apply IN RUFUS
SMALL, Agent and Collector OF Asssssnen.s
city bank building, Cupstair) Liberty street B'ds
defOrd, Maine. ien
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Dyspepsia Remedy
DR.. DARIUS HAMS
Aromatic, InvigoratIng
SPIRIT.

-
SPIRIT.
TAh Medicine las been ussd sy fAs public for years,
rifA mersasing Jauor. H6 recommended fsssrs
DyspePsia. fsrrossHess, Hs0f-BnrH, Cole
Pains, Wind In tAs Sto,caeA. or Paths IN
hs Bossb, H.sdseAs. DrvwsiHsss,
kiinsy Complaints. Lor Spirits,
Dsifrfsm Trsmsns, fHtsm.
peranes.
II stimulates eIhllsrates invlgorates hut will not
intoxicate or stuPeg.
As A MEDICINE, Il isquick and eifectual. curing
Il the most aggravated eases OF Dyspepsia, Md.
ney Complaints, and all other arrangements Of the
II will instantly revive the most melancholy and
dropping spirits and restore the weak, nervous and
siekIy u health, strength aud vigor.
Persons who, from the injudicious use OF liquors,
have become detected. and their nervous systems
shattered, constitutions broken down. and subject
10 that horrible curse Ia humanity, the DELIRIuA
TRENESs, WILL almost Immediately, feel the happy
and invigorating efficacy Of Dr. Hams Invsoratins
Spirit.
WHAT 1T WILL DO.
Dosr-One wine glass as 6nen as necessary.
One dose will remove all BAD Spirits.
One dose will cure Heartburn.
Three doses will cure Indigestion.
One dose will give you Good Appetite.
One dose will stop the distressing pains OF p!s-
pepsa, Al.
greeable effects of Wind or fatulence. and IS soon
as the stomach receives the Inyiyoratlnssprit the
distressing load aud all painful feelings viii be re-
One dose will remove the most distressing pains
Of collie. either In the stomach or bowels
A few doses will remove all distractions In the
Kidney. bladder. or Urinary Organs.
Persons who are seriously afflicted with any Md
ney complaints, are assured speedy reliefby dose
or two and radical cure by the use Of one or tw0
NIGHTLY DISSIPATION.
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PORTLAND AND Boston LINE.
az MINER ARA EMIT:

The splendid new sea-soing steam:
f1k ers Forest City, L~wistou, AMI
1EEMsatreal, will until iurther no.
W&xkfzg8 tice run as follows
I.,v. Atlantic Wharf. Portland every Monday,
Tuesday, "Wednesday, THURSDAY and Friday, ~
o'clock p. 81. aud Central Wharf Boston, every
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and III
day, Mt O'Clock =. u.
~ D. Each boat Il furnished with large numner
OF state Rooms. for the accommodation 81 Ish,es
and families, and travellers are reminded that ny
taking this line much saving Of time and expense
will lie made and that the inconsrnienca ~ arr
wing in Boston at late hours OF the night VIII oe
avoided. .I
The boats arrive In season for passengers 70 take
the earliest trains out Of the city.
The Company are not responsible TOT haggsse 70
an amount cscecding $50 In value, aud that person.
al unless notice IL given and pail Tor at the rate OF
one passenger for every t50b additional value
s1 4. billings. Agent
Portland. yay rs, is6o. Nu
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LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING UNCALLED for In the Post. Office
II BiddefOrd, juno l I, 1850.
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CnYSINPrINN, BRONCHITIS ASTHMA

Sold by A Sawyer. BiddsfOrd. iwal
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Certificate from well known Citizens Of Boston.
The undersigned, having experienced the beneficial
effects of the PERUVIAN SYRUP, do not hesitate TO
recommend 1t to the attention Of the public.
Rev. John Perpont, Peter Harvey,
Thomas A. DEXTER, James G. Dunn,
o. II. Kendall, n. ID, Samuel May,
Thomas z. Amory, Rev. Thos. Whittemore.
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Prize. as cent, per Bag; Yi,. ss.ss fsr sLoo.

DR.. J. Sawyer 'BIddsford Gilman . Kimhall,
s eco, and By all DEugyists and Merchants. sop2s
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T MON Il a L L,
SARATOGA SPRINGS, NEW York,

This we'll known Hotel, pleasantly located on the
vest side OF Broadway, and opposite the celebrated
Congress Springs, opens for Visitors
JUNE 18th, FOR THE SEASON.
By the addition, Just finished of handsome brick
building, two hundred and forty-one feet long, by
II.lIa feet vice, and i've stories high, Il Is much
the largest Hotel In the PLACE, having front Of over
ONE THOUSAND GUESTS.
The Dining Hall, Kitchen and Laundry are un-
surpassed n this country, in extent and complete
ness, and probably in the world
The Court enclosed by the main building and
mtiY cottages, form lawn of several acres in sx
tant, in1ersected with shaded walks, A fine Band
OF Music belonging to the House, viii be in attend
ance during the season.
Carriage are also attached 70 the premises,
alording every facility for excursions for the
commodatfon Of Guests
The management Of Union Hall, we trust, will
meet With the approval Of all who may honor Us
with their patronage.
- ~. PUTNAM d PAYNE,
inlyl02y5 PrOprietors,
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THE LEADER FOR THE CAMPAIGN.
We propose to offer tbs LEADER for the
Campaign ending Jan. /, 1851, at the fol-
lowing reduced rates -
A list Of names win accompany each pat

a iiSt Oh names Whi accompany eacn pack
age, to enable Post Masters to deliver the
papers to subscribers. BY recent law o
Congress Post Masters are required to deliv-
er papers to subscribers, when q list ofnhmes
is furnished him. 7-a
Now that the Campaign is fairly opened
by the double nominations at Baltimore, we
hope our friends win exert themselves to ex-
tend the circulation Of the LEADER The
price at which we offer the LEADER for the
nexs six months, is lower than we have usui
ally charged. We put it at these extraordi-
narily low rates, ON account of hardness of
the times, and scarcity Of money through
outthe country.
p By analyzing the above low scale, it will
be seen that we offer the LEADER in
CIub OF 100 nt as GEMS per Copy,
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THE ALL-SUFFfCIENF THREE.

TRIFSEBIAR /, 2 AND 8, PRO
TTfvTTln nv ROYAL, LETTERS PATENT q
F6qlsnd and secured BY the seals o. ne ,.If 49,. of
Pbarmacie % Paris, and the AmpeilA Soi''- "
Medicine, Vienna - .-,-,-,, fe--t,1s,
anS AZ p5istsiV sfadicatas all traces Of these dll
.1ss fisf have heretofore been treated n ~ l--
eioS and pernieious use q co avs aill f-- s1 ,-,
~, ffsrslJy isuring to the sufferer 1peel -
IieG dispeTsiug al impurities, ana rOo'iAs w.
venom Of disease. 50. - ,.,..,,-,5 n IN,
TRTESEAiAR, Nos i and 3 are PsSlIi PlIi ~ =, IN
form Of lozenge, deToid - ~ oId m IN 60
8 y i;s5 into rs-a7ats doses, az adMinlsjele1 II
lI fis----ld 7diz, 8ieQ1, dc. fFlc9 - e--i
Neip1.n y ~. ea vhioh Saves 81 and in 50 easess
0I sf - tbere 8 a saving Of So 70 be had v lo.ss
VI 9sii n fr BARROW, No. l9l bieee1e s.Lee'
a.. 49, Immediately on receiving Ielllt..l-.
NJ BsTroVT win forward the Ir4sse41aE 20 ~ ils5
81 the world, securely pae ekeas 49,, a9e ~
n = - ffs Instructions Of ele lL1llts- .n q
- sold al10 bT esAAlVA4 q 80 -
M, ElIBs NisIea
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4 LITTLE MOUNTAIN Is In Lake county, about 4
miles hon Nilloughby Station, on the Cleveland a
tEie hailrosd, and about p miles from the city Of
Ladies and Gentlemen seeking transient or perpla-
nent board during the Summer season, as WJll-as
PIC-NIC AND PLEASURE PARTIES,
are assured that the proprietor of Little Mountain
Eagle Wall spare no pains expense 10 render their
ao9Qurn in the highest degree pleasant
{ - Mr.. Jackson, Hotel keeper at Willoughby
VII convey persons from that place (the nearest sta
tion to Little Mountain on the Cleveland & Erie
Raiiroad) to the Little Mountain Eagle for 80 cents
uar ueraOn. WNT. s. GARDNER
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MannfattntEts.
PHENIX FOUNDRY.

n - PHOENIX FOUNDRY.
ERRY & HOLT.-WE HAVE
l eomsint0 possess ion of the Old Phoenix FOHR-
dry and Machine shop and have retitted the SAME
with frst-cass tools, and are now prepared to re-
ceEe orders for Castings Of all kinds, such Rail
road, Mill Gearing, Building and Boat work, Steam
Engines Jobbing Of all kinds Gear Cutting, Pattern
making, &C. Mr.. GKRRYis large experience to the
Foundry business, and J. p. Holt in the Machine
business, will, with prompt attention 10 business,
give us q share sf public taYOr trust.
10 A catalogue of our Patterns will be sent by
mail when ordered. -1 may26R24
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FULL AND COMPLETE TIME TABLES
~ .'..H hIi OF every Railroad
Throughout The United States and CaHGdas
...e. .a s7rs. Get ai.r.-.5.. .-. f-.rs.
APPLETONiS ILLUSTRATED Il. II GUIDE. !
"a. ..G4. ..I- 1t is the ..l b. M.
ONLY RAILWAY GUIDE IN THE COUNTRY
Which contains
NEARLY ONE HUNDRED RAILWAY MAPS.
.t' There are H.f
THOUSANDS OF RAILWAY TRAVELLERS
rrr Who would as leave
TRAVEL WITHOUT THEIR CARPET BAGS
g-..a As without copy Of .-..
APPLETON'S ILLUSTRATED r. r. GUIDE. 3
d. Price 81 cd l.a.s.
ONLY TWENTY FIVE CENTS PER COPY.
d. APPLETON & Co., Publishers,
Nos. 443 4 AS Broadway, N. Y
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af0tels.
MANHATTAN HOTR.

MANHATTAN HOTEL.----Nos.
1LL 5 5 und Murray street, "a door from Broad
way ppposite the Park, NeW York. Hnggins 4 FLING
kfopFtelore. u. Huggins, late OF Pearl street
touse, bosfon, n, Q. Fling, late Of Loyeoy's Hotel
} AesI AoIE. decl
y AGES HOTEL, DETROIT. THIS
hqgs9 i ioosied directly opposite the Michigan
llttil .G nfltQ Trunk Railroad DepOtG, and near
ne landing Of the Cleveland steamers and Buflhlo
tlne 9l frQpeers Passengers stepping at this well
taed at less priOo and equally as we'll as at any
ther ist class Hotel IN tho city. lt will be found
a stery respect desirable place for the travelling
4pc, Ae ne pains or expense will b spared 10 make
l..sa h. MCDONALD B CO.,
nayNk2i proprietorss
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WANNING q -REITG, hIACHlN-
lV lists and ENGINEERS, and
MANUFACTURES OF

y STEAM ENGINES AND MACHINERY I
C)F o1sr, description Bolts for bridges and other
nsss. Iron Grating aud Blacksmithlng generally. u Z
= TTrsVTT-T's 4 8IorE NEsr sTREETs CLETEbAsD, OHIO.
ni5-Seeond hand Engines taken IN exchange for
nav work or sold on commission. iobbing ana he
pairing promptly uttsnded % .'l auszo&Nu
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lFHtiStFlI
AND RUTLER

A TKlNSON AND BUTLER. -
"a Ara NV Prepared aWillingn and abs to exe-
cate Operations ia Dental Surgery proper, and Nc.
ha1ie4L Dentistry, in the very q best STYLE and
eNRoFt YMee laflsRSa0
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LITTLE MouNTA1N EAaLR.

{ AtE PUBLIC is RESPECTFUL-
- ~ informed that the Little Mountain Eagle
hQiQl e nov open iQr the reception of guests. 1t q
fQillai tically located upon Little Mountain, which
q eonieseedly ihe most delightful and healthy
Z l9eE nesort ID OHIO, and one having no superior
TIE HOUSE, s. large, and contains about forty
Fnacioaa aud elegantly finished r00ms Ths Water
is pure and plentiful, and ID
THE WALKS AND DRIVES
in the vicinity of the Mountain are sinQuiarly ro-
mantlc and baautilnl. L.
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fiW8MFfai.
Goal.
MHR HAMM0NDSVTLL

Z .HHHE HAMMONDSVILLE MIN
ING and Manufacturing Company have on
hand, at Wholesale and Retail, from their own
Mines and Malufactories- - W. ar
HAMMoNpsyILLE COAL, for Gas, Steam, Smith
ing and Domestic use. --rrH
rHAMlMaoADsyILLEC0 COKE No J, for Manuiacturi
ing purposes
HAM14ofDsYILLE COKE No. 2, for Domestic
HAafao aoNDsYILbR FIRE CLAY, well ground,
.HAAhg0NDsvILLE FIRE BRICK, common pat
tern and wedge, SIDE wedge, circle or arch and
n lHAMMQEDsyILLEE FIRE CLAY RETORTs AND
4 HAMMoNDsYILLE FIRE CLAY TILE, ofe7ery
ANA pattern.
HAEMONDsYILLE FIRE CLAY FLUE COW
V u ERs or TILE, every pattern. ~
HAMM0NDSVILLE FIRE CLAY FLOWER VA
- .-Cr SIS, plain and ornamental. TEWT
: = HAMMoNDsN FILE ITRlFIED WATER PIPE,
1-i1 GAS PIPE, &c. Of every size and variety, en-
sH bracing single and double brancb screw, bends,
~ &c. Also, l.1 1a t-
HAMMONDSYILLE COAL OIL,
For lubricating and burning, lat wholesale onIy.)
rr-1rr u j i j.. J. R0CkAFELLOW,
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Imagine his feelings, especially when it is
taken into consideration that the Judge was
a Democrat of the most ardent stamp, and
consequently entertained about the same
affection for Seward and his speeches that a
rabid dog might be supposed To- have for
stream Of water. He made a Wry face in
spite of himself and Maude, looking up,
caught him in the act
dWhy, Judge, said she smiling, "you are
not Democrats IhopeF'
aIam happy to say l an, 2 replied he rather
stifHy.
al am sorry for you my friend, must say
said Maude, while her eyes danced with mirth
to see how shocked the Judge looked.
And you are
"a Republican, and Of the blackest dye
to be sure returned she. 2 -
q g Well, every one to their taste, and Maude
was alone again. tm a
What stJudge Compton's meditatiOns were,
it would be difficult to say, but that night he
dreamed that Mande was President Of the
! United States, and in the act Of giving her
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ully5 g " Y HIgS5AB9IHAn sIIAl :,

g.. a sHA4lAE1' A. hlGGlNBULnAM-
PROF. WCOD-Dear Sir: Ny hair had, for several
years been becoming prematurely gray, accompanied
by a hHrshness which rendered the constant appd-
cation Of oil necessary in dressing tt. " hen com
months ago it was in that condition; and having
continued its Hntn within the Tires last weeks
it has turned to its natural color, and assumed q
sOftness and lustre greatly to be preferred 20 those
produced by the application or Oh OF any other prep
sable article for every lady toilet whether 70 be used
as a Hair Restorative or Tor the simple purpose
Of dressing or beautiying the hair You have pr
mission to reizr to me all who entertain any doubt OF
its naarfhrninR al thai Is claimed for is.
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Very RESPECTFULLY A. r. JACOBS.
The Restorative is put up in bottles OF three SIZES
WELFARE, medium and small; ths small holds -
pint and retas for one dollar per bOttles the me-
dfum holds least twenty per cent more IN Propqr-
the large holds quart 30 per cent more IN proper
ton and retails for three dollars per bottle;
o. J. WOOD L CO., PrOprietOrs, No. ~ Broadway
New York and Ne. ia Market street st. Louis No.
And sold BY all Druggists and Nancy Goods Deal
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Cincinnati, o., Feb. 10, 1851. ll5 Third st.
PROP WO5D-Dear Sir: By the advice OF q friend
Of mine, who had been using your Hair Restorative
was induced 10 gf9 It.. had the fever some time
last May and nearly ever hair ny hald came ont
Now my hair has come in a great deal thicker than
ever il vas Nothing but a-dHty and sympathy tnaE
feel to communicate to others who are afflicted a9
have BEEN would induce ms TO give this public &C
kuOwledgenent of the benefit have received nom
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ll H0KEf COKEII COKElIl---
~ b. WALLACE a SON ARE NOW MANU-
1AS4tuRINe Coke from the pure HAnM0ADls-
Sd WILLIE Strip Vein COAL, which is superior
2 alg other Coke in the market. We can furnish
sliiala nom numerous manufacturers who are
highest teraE.
Also, eonetent supply Of Hammondsvills Strip
Being heated Immediately on the line of the GleYe
patch 70 any part Of the State. Orders solicited
H.. n. WALLACE a SON,
Hammondsville, Jefferson County Ohio
January 81, 1860. febIRs
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I-l9IElI = III1D 3 y % = -IOsHII. uLO, y
HUSSEYS & COMPANY.

GOAL MERCHANTS, WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL, Dealers in PITTSBURGH
ealineyille and Strip Vein GOALS. Also Nut COAL
ior silit1lng Olnca on the east side Of the Cleve-
land Pittsburgh n. r. Coal pier, Cleveland, Ohio
Orders Ian at Hnssey McBride's cWinsl0ws
WeFahotsel VIII receive prompt attention. deci7
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There was merry wedding in Maple Glen
before Autumn had doffed her robes Of scar
let and gold, and the fair face, that the misty
folds of the bridal veil enyeloped, was none
other than that of Maude.
Judge Compton stumps his State for Lin
coin and Hamlin this fall, and runlor says
that Maude will be Senator's lady before
many years are passed. Reader, if you are .
Democrat, go and do likewise ,-rn
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HAMMONpsYILLE COAL On,

For InbTicating and burning, lat WhoIesale only.)
arrrgrT4 i j. J. R0CKAFELLOW,
Goneral Agent. Once on Q. 3 p. Pier. Cleveland.
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PEoF. o. J. WOOD-Dear sir: Some time last SUM
ner we were induced to use some Of your Hair Re-
stOratiVe and its effects Wera wonderful, ieal Il
our duty to you and the afflicted 70 report il.
Our little sens lead for some time had been pers
ectly covered with sores, and some called IL scad
head. The hair almost entirely came on in conGs-
quence, when friend seeing his 5ufeFings, advised
uss your Restorative, did with little hope
of success buI to our surprise and that Of an our
friends, very few applications removed the disease
entirely, aud and luKuriant CROP Of hair soon
started out, and we can now say that our boy has
healthy scalp and luxuriant crop Of hair as any
other child We can, therefore, and do hereby rec
cnnmend your Restorative perfect remedy for al
diseases of the scalp and hair yours respect
f1Il- E.Eo w HLCL--LIn-HA A--
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LATEsTsEwsI BY TELRGRAPH.
Congress.

WASHINGTON. Max Si.--SrxkrE. = fter the
transaction st Tho morning business. Mr.. Sliden,
Of bouisiaWa, made rcpors on abuses In the pub
lie printing. After dcbaie. The subject was post
The rehiaihder Of the day was devoted to Exc;
cutye business.
Adjourned.
House. oF REPREsEsTArIvEs.-.Mr Reynolds. Of
New York. rcp,rted tire Ssttss bill with Antc,ri
ments fir tho return Of the rs,captured Africans
The bill Gomez ap for action On AiandaS. II
The bill to 'esfhhnsi, Government printing be
fee was passed by u h.gs ausjari,y. -.
The Postal Appropriation alsill was rccnn
sidered
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Couxc1L MrrrINc-A called Meeting of the
Council, was held ut their Chamber ON Wednes'
day evening, the 30th May:
Present. Jno NJ. Speed. C. W. Christian, Seth
Wooiroul. A. T. Rucker, Geo. d. Davis. j. NJ.
Lanshornc VIM. S. Morris, and Sam l Garland lr
The proceedings of the last meeting OF The coan-
ell were read and approved.
Jno A. Turpin, Clerk of the Market, made an
amended renort of his official transactions; where
upon, Mr. Christian offered the following res"li'
lions. which were adouted:
ResoIrcd, That the Clerk Of the Pubc Marker;
is hereby instructed to proceed, on 'hc lst day ~,
June next, to give public notice of the time ana
torc-rent the Stalls of such renters. as shall have
Jailed to comply with the 18th section OF the ordi
nance, rSnce,,,ing the Public Market. -
Reso'ced. That said Clerk, is hereby further IN
structei to pruspcufe each nnd'eyery butcher VINO
has failed to comfy with tic 10Th section, or WHO
shall be found violating the provisions OF the Z'd
section of said ordinance.
Resolced Further that said Clerk, is hereby IN
siructcd to enforce the 42d section of said ordi-
nance. and taat he make report to the Council.
from time to time, of his acts and dolRgs nnoee
these Instructions and Of the decislonspf the May
or or other Justice thereon. ID, ~
Refo'rcd That the action of the Clerk OF the
Public Market in renting the Stalls therein, with
cut giving public hstce Of the time and IN ialihs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-01
Accordance of Mr.. Everett.

BosroN. May 3l.-At the Constitutional Ratif
cation Meeting, which viii DO hold ut Faneui
Hail tomorrow, Il letter will be read from Mr.
Everett, accepting the nomination for Vice Pres
idcncy rendered him by the recent Conventions at
Baltimore.