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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-21

the proposition which highly spoken by his friends
as an effort of great ability His main point was that in
this enghtened age the people Of the United States win
never submit TO have engrafed upon their constitution
any word or sentence that shall any way recognise pro-
perty IN man. The trainers of the constitution evaded
such recognition and Mr. Adams thinks that we their de-
cendants, should not permit IT,
Mr. Dunn, of Indiana, made Union speech against tho
right OF secession and in opposition 10 Mr. Rusts propo-
sion
hr Morse, OF Maine, took similar ground TO that oc-
cupied by Mr.. Adams.
Mr.. hppan, OF New Hampshire said he believed the
republican party would the restoration OF tho
Missouri compromise by Congressional law, but
he expressed the opinion that the rarty would
never consent to extend that limo 70 the
Pacific Ocean with without the additional
provso OF protecting slavery south OF It, and above ALL
that his party would put such PROPOSE.
ion into the constitution.
Mr. Nelson spoke in favor Of restoring the Missouri
line by Congressional law
committee Of citizens arrived here from Baltimore
Quay, and invited the Hon Emerson Eheridge Of Ten
nessee 10 deliver an address in that city some day next
week upon the present state the nation He accepted
the invitation, but has not yet named the day.
Senator Nicholson Of Tennessee has the floor for Mon
day. and there is considerable anxiety to know whether
he viii sustain assa the positions taken by hs col.
league (hir Johnson).
There is an attempt making to restore through Con-
gess the twelve thousand dollars indemnity paid by the
merchants and others in Boston TO prevent Post Once
In that city from being removed from State street. There
Is liable to be sharp contest before the job is accom-
plished.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20, 1850.
report that South Carolina had passed an ordinance
OF secession was brought to the House four O'Clock this
afternoon IT produced intense excitement among the
members, and for long time confused the proceedings
The Senate In executive session to-day confirmed the
appointment Of Edwin NJ. Stanton as ATTORNEY General
and those Of Deputy Postmasters and other minor oces
Among the most active workers in the House to-day
for the passage of the Pacific Railroad BILL were DR. Ra
benaud and Mr. Farwe, editor of tho Alta California
Senator Baker, Of Oregon, also busy engineering
About 81 900 of tho ten million loan has been paid
in Some of the larger bidders for from 100000 70
5000 900 have deposited the entire amount
The Select Committee of Thirty three have as vet done
nothing which cxcites particular interest nor does there
appear to be any curiosity respecting their secret move
ments
About eighteen young ladies' just seeded from the So
minares In Pennsylvania and New York passed through
Washington to-day on their return 10 the South
The report Of the proceedings of the late Philadelphia
Union meeting were presented by Mr.. Florence in tho
House to-day and referred TO the select committee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-21
THE COOPERATION MOVEMENT IN MTssrs-
SIpPI.

The election returns for the city Of Nsishez show th
vote in favor Of cooperation 10 be 42o and for immediate
secession 17o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-21
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT NEW ORLEANS.

NEw onKAys, Dec. 10, 1890.
Meetings are being held 70 night, Several representa-.
tive districts have nominated secession candidates 10 the
Convention There m intense excitement.
The oooperaiionIsis making great struggle 10 de.
feat secessionsts In this city.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-31
EeleBrnpbiibe Wncbrttbtcn.
Spn @aIbiu9ton.

8olbin9tUn, 80, Stt6r, g6ie man in
pp0l lmterrtAteten &reten peraimmt, lpQen bic
pom S4aBalmte ein9eSO9enen @plb<DpQars nun
bU@ ntAt ate in 9r6Bere Stiide um9epr1et wcr=
8ett, ME anfdn9li4 + ettmmt mar, Sine orp6e
Nn3a9l D~erlaben liup berett5 III neuer 9r1ge
($1sStafe) erl9tenen unb bem @elpmarft iiber=
9ebeit pprDen.
Der alilttrenoe Sdnbmeilter in Stem 2Jorf BAT
2 Wttlltpnen utp Der allitirenpe SHabmeilter
In ct, 2ont5 nn9ef19r 10000 pOn pieI en neller
$1@Stifet erbolten, Die neuen $1~Stufr Iino
etpaS tletner urtp bifer, ais bic nlten, gpn ben
alten ltno 9 Nitlltpnen unp opn ben ue1en 6
Wtilltpnen IN l%lmlanf,
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Ser faSlidbs aisnntOninen.Ylan ldabsrlih aer,od,

Ser iiiSlid1e SisumipnifensN lan lddberlib sentacbt.
SOnt89tlle, 80, SIT. Oa8 6etttoe
S%Unrnal, belien Nepnfteur Der wibttBe 8ranD=
els Is, iagt DAP b~erittntte 1tnD anerfannte @rGz
pen nnD polititer u%nllnglt BON @Ga16in0tpn 31=
rild9efebrt, mpruntsr onb @enotor WiofuQ uno
9ttdter W(tf l'G %befinoen, liA leBten 0Onneritd8
pabtn 9eetltt9t bn6en, paB I'M SAT- Der g8aGl
Stneol15 Silo Carolina 80 Sage naA rer gGab(
lethe unnbbdn9i9fejt ertlaren unp eiuen 0eIanD=
ten rnd> WaN9in9tcn letoen wfroe, UNI Nnerteu=
ntn9 3t Ittoen. Neut Dteier ouertannt pirp,
- iperoen nrN altoere liibl, Gtanten pnIIelbe t6nu,
llno omit mare ol5oann cine rein=laplide Gpn=
FEDERATION 0e6ilpet!
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Gin Slider: SdDpner niebersefabreu, 9eiSen Der
mduntd,oft

SO ton, 80. Sft, Gin Slider Gdcner
ppn @lOurel ter murbe IN Der Na6e be5 Gap CAMP
pCn etnem Dampfer nieOergernnnt. 7 BON Der
MannlAaft rrrpen iiber gOrb 9eldapentmt; bic
9 llebrt9en retteten ltA Int Elm gopt bteles tpurpe
aber Sult 5atfiHen rtmgetpDrfen, ipelbe 2 Der
S6iff6riiGi9en fraBen; bic 7 iibrt9en 9elan9ten
pteper 1T bas Sppt, pas le pteber in bic reGte
Sage 3t brtt9eh permCdt batten; aber barauf
tarben 2 bon ibaen an grldDpfung. Del l1eber-
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Ser %biloSefpbier aHobfss4r,o

@9t1a betpbta, 80, Sttbr. Die SurY
IN DEM Sale BON gSm. 8perl9, Der tpe9en Sal
l4un9 Der @aDlteriGte (3u llngun1ten be5 DD1-
INSTRUMENTATION &anpipaten 2ebmann I'M 1.
Gpn9reBoiltr.) ~prO3e1trt purpe, fat Geate Woraen
Elm oS@ulot9" 9eprpGeu. Der 2nwalt pe5 Qn-
9efla9ten tpiro ben SAT- wa6rI9etntt6 Dor bic
Supreme Court Griltoen.
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Dte oeItrtge MISUNDERSTANDING Ser
Ne~utIdbem WcDnbltfnner

in Dem orpBem anteren Saale Der 3ltrn6oQe
NrC. 800 SO. YrattItr. mar trpb Der 70 1lt6erlt
unoitnIfisen @ttterung cine 9errlt6e er9ebenpe
Eeter, ei,Swa6reS @erbriperun9afet siptl6en ben
SeutI6e1t Jepubltfanern unp Den mtpeIenben
6duptern tbrer etn9ebprnen @el tnnun9Sgenp0en,
Mlcrgen perpen mir cine ettpaS ouSfiibrltGere
gel6reibun9 Der treflt6 belu6ten Gerlamml1m9
geben, Sic Serptett bies pern le 1T etn @r-
ei9niB in Der @ntptdelunsaeel6idte be5 %freitn=
niden OelttlhtburnS in Baltimore.
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0ouuerneur Gurtin uidbt tpbt.

Y1tlabelpbta, 20. SIT, Da8 @eri6t
pom DEM 2poe pes neuerpd9lte @ouoerueurs
BON 9ennl %YI9antel, pe6 Sberlten Curtin, ent6e6rt
alien @runpea. Curtin 6elinpet lib mltnter unp
tpODl in Spiton unp talt beute N6enp in YrOpt~
pence cine 9te0e.
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gir9tntl4en unO &entufter grgern 3t m6g(t4f
wcblfeilen 9reten 3n serlOr9en
"a. 9. Nbenb3tg)
Aus Georgia Serntmnt man, pab an
Der pprti9m lpnoerbfnblcrilN en A9itatipn 9erabe
bic erCben 9flan3er wentg Nntbeil nebmen, pa ie
Naes Su e~erlieren ,tno NiGt5 SIT 9epinuen baben,
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Mtmertfamtibc OSobrtcbten.

0faffen<D eSPpttsmus. Sp(oenbe
G6atlaAe iptrb 1tr6 aus Mftiiuurt, o1ts Der o,,f-
setfGrten unD BON Stelen Deutl@en betpu6rte,,
freunpltden Stapt ct. @barleS bert6tet. Sin
unterne4metber 2tt9pSraP9 BON 81. Spuis, Ser,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-31
NGncD Sre,nctt.
SaS 9rO6e Iabmafdimcn> Natcnt
fit lieben Sabre DerlGnoert

lur lleDet SABRE Derldtdert.
qa.,, S Ms ., ,sqt- io Srpit -Nai3tneu barunfcr Ii,enfrt.
SSle W1elTule ut 0rcs, fart uno bauerIaft unS oebt 10 Ieitt
m ntI1 la5t, Sb fe 9 ar fetn @sraui6 SerurieSf'' IS it
S Sunnu4 oe bette Wtai4tne fir S6neiber un6 Gdnbbefte6er'
taa a nne 9nesrn 5ei9en, weI9c %btieibcn I'M @ebrat0 Baden,
Ne SIaee Ut nad Nc. iO5 9&. 8aIttmoreitr. perlcat.
reparrt So" o. w'O'"
(Sp1+4S)
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9tute NbenO rs ll9r lit Getiammlm9 in Snbepenbeut
9atl Gde pom @og- un0 6opetteitr, ganftti6eS grI6einel
aatS @]Ht3tteEer' o6eT irlter, bic f4 nod ani4lsbcn i@p4en
lpUo elpartet. Die untIcrmen limb felti9 un6 neroen ouS9c
tbeilt. 9eicncer6 limb te g8ite @rmatcs Ser peti6iet snen 8aroi
a~u9eforcert, i9 etn8uinben. 9leibt ni1t 3urif.
Wt SHl Nuttra9e: 2Sas2put8 @tep, Getr.
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WlOntciter gatOgnt= lnO 9t0OtgcieQldaft

Qe Vdt3leHer Ger &c eai9ait rerten hermit tcua6rithat, bB
re Ser1allmlun9 bclte Abeno I'm s llbr bel .&rn. &ii6ler, Nr. 10
%, SreoetItltr. tQttfuCeu miro, Ji
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GCbiffS9 0acbrid5ten.

NOrfplt, 80, Sftbr. l1e6er 6amptpn
Jtonbo lit an9efcmmet, bic 8orte Marta BON
Mfonte0tps0 'no bic Sri99 Brothers Don Sont=
brPrO
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SIR. Starr.

6leetltr, Gfe Der Oatlaatr, SO, 1876
enftte9lt l@ Gem Publtum ais NSt. GENE Setlmetbpoc teNeb
liD 90BtentbeilS aUf &riutertur, audi perten duberlthe S6abt
Su helen tcerncmuer, sri
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3uIamnaen ! 9cuti6e bOu GiiO=Saltiulore :!
j3rIdiltn1CM :!

SerIaIlelt UWW 5abreI9 am ni1iten OOnNerEna QGen0 UNI
39 u9r am 9ernntI Square, gde ppn SIQ- uno S6arpltr, um
9gScnnIpllen IN 9urer Otutterpra&e it6er be 4raiibentenwabl III
poten. .Nadltebente Gesner wer6tn b3iinmt ipredcu:
~ 6re6ertG S9mtct ppn FeanIplpauien,
ISM. S. Nple ppn !fep- gorf
Otto Waalle, G8l., ton &bIa, elvbia
lmo Ger 0rpBe &eller Don berIclben S.lSt, oeiien Ruf os hstt.
1@SSf, Geoncr nett pcrtreitet lit in cieiem 2ano.
WlSp SIM Nuftrdo
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9pb eineS W Ofh,iera

YeterSburg, 80. SIT, 2teut, SUbn s
Sarrnrp9 BON Der Mlartne ltarb plGbliG SOnn
tag NaGt3.
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lebenbet tphroet BON einem pOrtugtet1Gen S6tF
gerettet ullb IfnD In ct. DpnttnaS dndefommen.
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Ncnr Nn5tigcll,
Gepnblitaniide
81 affenperfn nj M lmma
i'm SrOutltr. =S6eatcr

am Nbenp be5 OonuerItaA 1. Soy.
Sn @emdBbeit zines BON Der reputffaniIden e att.GcnO,ntton
8efaBtcn SeitMie5 mira an 2lGcno 6c8 0pnnerIia9, /. WUp. 1860,
cine grpBe ~ dfcnberfGmmlung
I'M 6rpnftr- 8 beoer ~ab1ebalten werten.
NQe, wel1e elm Sntereiie fir Gle BON Ger QroBeu republtanii6en
Organization res Eonce8 bcflrpoteten 9roBen qrin3tpicn babtu,
lmr ortn9enb cin9elaber, mitWpirteu uno ser 9er5anmIuio bel.
S%upobnen, tnoem bas IOmte ARRANGEMENTS 0ctrcijen bat, oe cine
p%oaltInet3e, flare lo lttnole Nu8ein1nperiebuna mierer Ytin=
3tptet onr9 ennt0e Der ilbi8iten Geiunpprter uuitrer Ga6c CUR
9euiBbett MAIDEN. Inter BEN 9teonera Inb:
De- a6tb. 6. Sou Mprrt8 Won 9ennipIpannn
" Wm. o. &eIlep ron FennirGpanicn.
IF " u. .. Smttber8 BON 0ctanarc.
u Gbmarb q. Brnbfplb Ron 0eloware.
# " Martin i. Gpnpnp pyu &an1a8.
Wont9pmerp Blatr ppn Warplono.
9. Z. ION ton Californian.
G9n8. Bee Nrmour ppn Wtarplan>,
Sren0 G. swans BON Baltimore.
% H.. Ptn6nep @Wtng bon Iiarplm0.
NO. Der n9reB-Girc(c" miro fir be 0amen un0 ikre &ejleuer
rCtrptrt ptrccn.
re- 6ir p~Oaitanot9e Nute@trga(tan8 Der Ortnuu8 1T geiOrgt.
s. !. @a8ner.
Mo-NO NrIltcent Der Stabt-Sonrentipu.
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MarDlanO Snltitntz Qnsltclllmo,

~TFW*VtWtFV NFTFFFWE NNNETEIIVUV.
Sm Hmre oder &8c6e meroen Die G6trcn con Mnr,,ns O rf,
Bis Abenb8 10 l9r fir 9tiuder geDfnet ieut. ~
Oe Mtolbtnere, relhe anertannt be bette ami Der hissiyk,i,nr
~Nu5ilelun9 1T, MIRO BON 9-l2 Gbr 8rrmttoa8 ltt6 rSn = e I'm,
9tahmitta98 mo pnn 10 lbr Nbcno5 i'm 0auoc iein "'
plnb Der GtQtt finOeu. ''"''"S'
gute mutfalH4e llnter9a(tm1 itSeu Gag ub ateno.
Gtnrtt&prti6 25 Gents.
8. QS6itmau,
Stt3O, lp Sorfser pS N~u8itcumo8. Gomjte
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&eDuicbe 1tuS sSeltncf,c,

ne Nub empfn9 ib Ire6eu elm ueue3 Enforcement BON 3ep.
pt0tn, iope aus cintgen scr bete1 amertfanil6en Gofrifsn.
Ooiielbt tefebt 3um She'll aus
Sru1eler, Tetrtem Samnet, 96reszplp, Drogett5
utp Se(t16en aller 9lrt.
St3I .2n "a a Gr!ffik
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SER 9pnslas in Georgia.
@n0nltn, 80, SIT. 6err Douglas fam
bents auf ieiner OurAreiie naA hyper Georgia
bier an n1o bielt cine ent6ulialttl6e vSpee6."
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NtQtae Xepptcbe.

W" "N""'TR' ON"NN [NIHhHFSt
SUM 9~crfauf I'M Sp'it:n 6lur ppn Gplutn'S neuen1 Ge6iube
Su0iettc rpn Sultimcreitra6e - 30. 1873 - 2piIheu Calvert. Ii
SputQltr, O.r 9ln5e 9orrotb miro SIT auBcroroeittlid 6iatle1
Prcten pertautt. {teier 2ooen miro ais Ecppt6=WfagaSn iii
ene Nurse 3ett beuubt mcrccL bis mem Geppib 28aarenboi5 ME
her nlflehnuI III
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Oeiun6beit Don mpbife

VtiHHpDtIt opH WpbIIe,
mobile, 80, Sft6, Der Geiunbbett5rot6
bert3tst Spn feiaem weiteren Safe BON oeltem
Steber.
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Sbren
lebr er9ebenen
@eprg 9alln0tctni,"
OriedJenlanb.

Ntben. Sn Nrta, @repela, Santl1a trefru
ltarfe Senpmn9et BON @eAiib uu0 Munttiou
elm. -
Bon Gcrf, u geben e~benfalls 9rpBs gDafenlen=
pu19en nah @ptru5 unp Qubauten.
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g.. 81. WtfloS,
OSene bpllGuSiSrbe .NGriroc

Soeoen enlf1arn9en per Steamer cine Heine paribie ION b,s
p9rt9enl 6an9e, ole mir sur a~enet9ten 4bnabne bcners emrf ,hfs,
NbbeI & Wtt6eImb, '""
SPtZOS 30 yNMk 0HnItin1nrnnr- -
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9ln S6nciOcr nuO SlciOer T%abritantcn ! !
Grover mltS Safer's
Sdiittel> oOer GettenItid= MaiGine.

Ole @rpper unS 8afer Mibmaidincu .GOmp. eriuGt bic S6net-
Der, icwte ale Perionen, Die Den GeHenIt4fA. %letcer uno ipnfiae
@rbet BEN aneern Stt9en prrSlebe", I6 lire neue
Sltlf5t9 Dollars Shiittelz Wtal6ine
81 beIeben, NEIL tie ou9emein ais Die bette N1ai6ine auertamt lit.
Ste 1T gu ieSer mS9liten Nrtet SUI ~sebraudeu, fe tanu bic etnica
lepie Die 9r6tfsn 3eu9e nGbn, ua6 nigt cbcuic0ut ais ir5enp sins
tbeurc Dpaitine.
@ir eriuten ale oieieuiscn. bic Gabuai6ineu gu faucn Wlr-
lben, BET un6 rcrSuIpredbeu. inoem mir IberSeuat itno, bab bel Gle
ner 9euouen Snipettton Sebermaun IberSeu9t ien wirb, Sab feline
eellere Vtdlbtnc gu baben lit, rnb ba6 ie libt iibertrofen peroCn
tann. aae iiniten Gcrbeheruu9eu iuo ~ou0etradt ipOrocn, unb
MIR baben lpeoer Wtibe, &rbcit, nod Soften geipart, mt bteIe Wt1s
l9tne IN Der Gnfdt Scr SGNeicer uuO 8cfsurader %unibctrcf-
LID gu MAIDEN.
SILL 80. ISL 9aIimpreItr., Baltimore.
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Nerlan9t ttn0 aefm6bt.
WerfanfSs 2tuscigen,

3u Derfdmfen.
:, S ~ Saa9ntttdt 0%fenrB9ren nod beinaBe ueu, 1T 5a oerfaufen
-, y %toeHtNtllH' Wt
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GcrGudDertes Tleiid). - 10000 Bfun6 S6tnfeu, Sehu,
Shuler uno Sruitfttte, ~9erludertes uuo o~etrodnete5 Beef, e-
riu6erte OdIen;un9et, e%ta9cialScue unr 0cpUrte S6peinettbe
III fteinen 8Dnnben, gu scrtouicn bel Simberl1 9rptber8
G6e BON Iratt. uno g~attcrlonir. Spt1Ss
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0erfauf etncr beutfAen Qei66i61io+6o.
Gin StOre inn eambc nit I2-IA Mefc.

Seri5Serite. Stne Guontitit uu598et6ueter friIber Qu(.
%etllc lottet er9ateu unb gu ccrfaufu lei ''"N P''
N"'is @0oeWol6 x 0inbNtt, 20 GGeapfbe
Sr9nner Senttddnen. Gnc G;ubun9 puum ; isIler EC7.
lIameN oNrtatgt5 Gno Su pert4u EN- b,i ~"T
9u3lS ECoCnaIb GfuboIr 90 rs..n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-12
OMLx DISCOVER y
WORTHY CONFIDENCE FOR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.

RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
NTAEY since the great discovery OF Prof Wood
M tempted only initiate his restorative, but profess to
have discovered something that would produce results identical
wonderful results OF Prof Woods preparation, and have been
forced leave tie field 20 its rses sway Read the follow
ing
PRoF O. J. WOoD & Co Gens-The letter wrote YOU in
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative, and which
have published in this vicinity aud elsewhere has given rise to
touching the the The inquiries
are, first, it my habtaon and name stated in
the communication second IS It true OF all therein contained
third does hair still continue be in good order and Of
natural colorI To all cln and do answer inyarabyes My
mar IS even better tau IN any stage Oh my NE Tor or years
past soft. thrifty and better coored the true Of
whkers and the oay Why is not generally true is,
that the substance Wahed OF by frequent abiuon OF the
face when used by Wpng the face in close connec
ton with the whskers the result will follow the ha
have been in therecept OF great letters from all parts
OF New England asking my hair still continues 10 be
good there much fraud in the manufacture and sale Of
various compounds well as this, II has doubt been basey
initiated used only without any good effect but
absolute injury hayenot used Of restorative Of
for MONTHS and yet my hair good ever
hund with surprise, 81 years
old gray hair my head my face and prove
this fact send you lock my the past
your favor quart bottles summer, for
which grateful friends and thereby
induced them to try it, many ske teal until trial
and then purchaser nd used with universal success will
favor you by which discover
fraud IN the Restorative sold by many fear without author
ity you. pure article will insure success and
believe where COED ELECTS DO not follow, the failure is caused
by the impure article which the inventor Of the good
my duty heretofore keep you apprised Of the
effect my hair all who inquire OF NE Of
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain, dear srs
yours, A q Raymond.
The Restorative put bottles Of three sizes, yiE large,
medium, and small; the small holds 4 pint and reta for 81
per bottle mediums hold twenty per cent in
proportion than the small, retas for 81 bottles the large
bottle %. ]. Wood a Co Proprietors, 444 Broadway
New York and ia Market street, 81 Louis Mo- and sold by all
Even, PendIetOn s. Co., and retailed by every Drug
house in the United states. lfebll-ly
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AVER .
Ague Cure,

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague, Re-
mittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague,
Periodical Headache, OF Bilious Head
ache, and Bilious Fevers, indeed for the
whole class of diseases originating in bile
larry arrangement, caused by the Malaria
of miasmatic countries.
No one remedy Is louder called for BY the ne
cessities of the American people than a sure and
safe cure for Fever and Ague. such we are
now enabled to offer, with a perfect certainly
that it will eradicate the disease, and with as
surance, founded On proof, that no harm can
arise from its use in any quantity.
That WHICH protects from or prevents this dis
order must be Of immense service In the comLlu-
mites where 1t prevails. PreUeHti9n Is better than
cure, for the patient escapes the risk which he
must run in violent attacks Of this baleful dis
temper This &" CURE expels the miasmatic
POISON of FEVER AND AGUE from the system and
prevents the development Of the disease, if takcE
the first approach Of its premonitOry symptoms.
1t IS not only the best remedy ever yet discovered
fOT this ess OF complaints, but also the cheapest.
The large quantity supply for dollar brings it
within the reach Of every body and in bilious
districts, where FEVER AND AGUE prevails, every
body should have 1t and it freely both for cure
and protection. It is hoped this price viii place it
within the reach Of all - the poor as well as the
rich. A great superiority OF this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
of Iltermittents is that it contains no Quinine
or mineral, consequently It produces no quinsm or
other injurious effects whatever upon the eonsttu-
ton. Those cured by it are left as healthy as if
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence Of
the miasmatic poison. A great variety of disorders
arise from its irritation, among which Neural
gia rheumatism, Gout, Headache, Blindness,
ToOthache Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpitation,
Painful Affection of the Spleen, Mysteries, Pain in
the Bowels Collie, Paralysis, and Derangement Of
the Stomach, all Of which, when originating in
This cause, put the intermittent type or become
periodical. This " CURE expels the poison from
the blood, and consequently cures them al alike
1t is an invaluable protection to immigrants and
persons travelling or temporarily residing in the
maariOus districts. If taken occasionally or daily
while exposed 10 the Infection that viii be ezcre-
ted from the system, and cannot accumulate IN
sufficient quantity to Fipen into disease. Hence It
is even more valuable for protection than cure, and
few viii ever suffer from Intermittents, If they
avail themselves Of the protection this remedy
affords
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MOTHER invoice OF seaonable underwear, Of gauEe silk;
merino, cashmere, Isle thread nen ackene anu
plain cotton, received and for sale by Ae61LA-
anil
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Foreign Commercial.

LONDON. March 81 Per Prince B6eIt-Bariug Bros report
lsg2s higher steady bars and rails pig
da and little lower Sugar dull and partially ls lower Rice
firm. Tea irregular and lower.
LONDON March 3lThe demand for money heavy; ad
the interest the Bank OF England pend
ing Consols closed Friday "a for money and 9 994
account; Saturday at94o for both and
Bullion in the Bank Of had decreased EOS 600 Barngs
reports money decidedly stringent American
securities generally unchanged.
LIVERPOOL March 3l-P M-Breadsu market dull and Tues
days advance barely maintained richardson Spence
Co quote Flour tending downwaris Aercsn 2Gs93es but
prices barely maintained Wheat quiet about Tues
days advaEc but full prices occasionally obtained Red
Os3dGCsod, White I06iIGs6t. Corn dull; Yellow 33s6i9
34s6d ProyisiJns-Bigand, Athaga Co, Wakefield, Nash
Co, and others, req ort Beef steady.
arm. New American 15s977sGd Bacon steady. Lard
dull and nominal TalloF, e inquiry and prices weak BUTCH
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
EnR All THE plIRpnSEs nE A FAMILY PKYSIe.

arc so composed that disease within the range Of their
action can rarely Withstand evade them. Their pen
Grating properties Search and cleanse and invigOrate
every portion Of the human organism correcting its
diseased action and restoring its healthy valties As
consequence Of these properties the invalid WHO is
bowed down with pain physical debityis ast0nished
TO find his health energy restored BY a remedy at
once so simple and inviting.
Notrony do they cure the everyday complaints Of
every body, but also many formidable and dangerous
diseises The agent below named is pleased to furnish
gratis my American Almanac, containing certificates
ing complaints Costireness, Heartburn, Headache,
GTls51y from diSOUeTed stomach Nausea, Indigestion,
Pam iil and Morbid LHacti0 ofte BorcLs, Fiatency
Loss Of APpetife JG5gl8ice, and OtheF kindred COM
pants arising from low state Of the body or obstruc-
ton Of its functions. They excellent alternative
for the renovation Of the blood and the restoration Of
tone and strength % the system debaed BY disease.