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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-11-01
- AYERS ha' R
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla,

the most ehectual remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can devise for this evsEy-
where prevailing snd fatal malady. 1t Is COM
bined from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the expurgaion Of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue Of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure of
not only Scrofula, but also those other af3eo-
tons which arise from Il, such as ERuPrIvs
and Skin DISEASES, Sr. AsrHoSY's Fn1,
RosB, or RRynPELAs, PnsrLEs, PUsruLIs,
BIorcuus, BLAIss and BoILs, TuyoRs, Tsrrrn
and SALT RHEux, ScALp HEAD, RIsowoRx,
RHEuHArrsN, SYPHrLrrIc and MERcunIAL Dis
HAsss, DKoPsr, DYsrErsrA, DEBILITY, snd,
indeed, ALL ConrLAisfs ARISING vEoN VKTIA.
IND On InrvRs BLOOD. The popular. helie1
in "in,p,~ity efths blood Is founded in truth,
for scrofula is degeneration Of the blood. Ihe
particular purpose and virtue OF this Sarsapa-
Tilla is to purify and regenerste this vital fluid,
without which sound health il impossible \
contaminated constitutions. o.., s,,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-11-01

6T"There Is no place like homcI' said
a brainless top the other day, to pretty
young lady. "Dr you reslly think soP'
said the young lady. "Oh, yesp, was, the
reply. s"Then, said calico, "why don't YOU
stay therep'
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b .vs,5 Ak Z RS
.,Ague Cure,
roR the SPEEDY cuRx OF

ToR the SPEEDY cuRI OF
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Agues
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Headsche, and Billions Fevers, indeed
for the whole class OF diseases originat.
Ing In hillary arrangement, caused by
the Malaria OF Miasmatic Countriss'
We are enabled here to offer the community q
remedy which, while it cures the above complaints
with certainty, is still perfectly harmless m any
quantity. Such remedy is invaluable in districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. This
"CURg" expels the miasmatie poison Of FEvxn
AND AouK from the system, and prevents the de-
veopment Of the disease, il taken on the first ap-
proach Of its premonitory symptoms. Itis not only
the best remedy ever yet discovered for this class
Of complaints, but also the cheapest. The large
quantity we supply for dollar brings it within the
reach OF every body; and in bilious districts, where
FEVER AND AGuE prevails, every body should
have it and use it freely both for cure and protee
ton. great superiority of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure of Intemttents Is that it contains Quinins
other injurious effects whatever upon the constitu.
ton. Those cured by it are left a. healthy as II
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence Of
the miasmatic poison. A great variety Of disor-
ders arise from its irritation, among which are
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, GotH, Headache, Blind
ness, Toothache, Edreche, Catarrh, Asthma, Pal
pitation, Painful Afection Of the Splees, Hystsv-
ics, Pain in the BoreLs, Colo, Pdyalyas and De-
rangesnent of the Stomach, all of which, when
originating in this cause, put on the intermittess
type, or become periodical. This "CuRE" expels
the poison from the blood, and consequently cures
them all alike. It il an invaluable protection to
immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malarous districts. II taken oeca-
sionally or daily while exposed to the infection.
that will be excreted from the system, and cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity to rpen into dis
ease. Hence it in even more valuable for proteo.
ton than cure and few will ever suffer from Inter
mittents IL they avail themselves Of the protection
this remedy affords. t-a
Prepared by r.yc. AYER T. co., Lowell, Hass.
JAMES w. COLLINS,
ST. Clairsyille, Ohio.
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PROPOSALS FOR Army TRANSFORM.

Proposals. will be we'd at the Office of the Az
slstant tuartermaster at Fort Leavenworth, K r !.
next, for the transportation of military supplies
during the years 1850 and 1861, on the following
i. From Forts Leavenworth and RILEY, in the
Territory OF Kansas and from the town Of Kansas,
rItory OF New Mexico, or any other depot thai ma,
be designated Ia that Territory, and TO say point
From Fort Union. or such other depot as ma,
be designated in the Territory Of New Mexico, 20
the posts or depots that are or may be established
Forts Bliss and Fillmore. '~o'p'
The weight TO be transported each year not 60
thousand Ooo,OcOJ pounds, nor more than 1--WE mil
lions t5,oOo,o0l pounds.
700 miles for vhioh the { anspoftation will be peT
formed on each route IN each month OF the ,ear
an g. vi be made Tor zach route separately.
their aoes of denoe, and be prepared 20 eoter
into contracts, and to execute bonds with good Sc
curlty, In such an amount ms. be presof ibed n,
the Assistant z uartermaster at Fort LesvsnSorth.
not to exceed Sl50e0 on each route as soon ss con
Contractors will be required to be in readiness
Ior service by the lst day OF May succeeding, their
Rs ssn 70 b approved By the
time for the whole weight 70 be trsnssorsed duHns
places of business or agencies al or in the VICINITY
OF Fort Leaven~Orth and at Fort Union or othcr
depot IN New MeIIeo, at which they may be oom =
zach proposal viii be accompanied by the name.
OF ,he suneue., who mu,t De vel known 70 the As
be forfeited. must be attested 70 has entire
Proposals. will be endorsed a. foIlovs: ssPropo.
sas for Transportation" and none Will he enter
TONS set 1orth in this ne Oil the shpun
Inc rlsht reserved of rejecting all the bids that
QuARTERxAsrER GENERAL. orrrcK,
Ie VI Wdshlns ton CITY. Feb. 10. 1851
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s &C. - 49,. ~ Z, 49, 49, A''s
eAnton, Henj, HyoSrs, - PennsyivP1lAev
StSvsns, ThsddeIs, IS b u n, Capitol HID
tsvens, faac l., PriyAss, SO Eth
Seevenlon, John w, Privste, SS est
Stewart, VIM. - Loufsisns Az,
Stout, Lansing, tnisrc st.,ss Hotel
Stretton. John l.. n, willsrds,, oAoe Us Pa ev
TsPPan, Mason W., Nstionsl Hotel
Taylor, NJ, Private vcet side 2lsttt, bet v epo VI
Ihayer, Iii, Willards' Hotel
TTsssHssr' TSOmr q CO ATS So Pa"
Iompklns, Cydnor y, wsshingtop House
Train, Charles R., willsrds' Hotel
Tnmole, Carey A, Wizards Hotel
Under wood, John w. H., as 9Th ct
xallandleham, Glenn. L., Ss .a
Vance, Zebulon B., Mrs. Harrson's, 81 Pa. av
Va snoWsy s Wm, Pnyase, 10 Msssnnc d, Nv
yerree, John p wiilards' Hotel
Wade, Edward, SIS U
Maldron, Henry, Washington House
Walton, e. p, $50 c 81
Washburn, g. c., Clarendon House, esh st Pa av
Mashburne, Elllhu b. <s5 9Th st
Wsshburn, jr., lsree, Private, Franklin Row, So
Webster, Edwin n Mrs. Harnson's, 81 Pa. sN
Wells, Alfred, Mrs. Tilley's, ~ Missouri ev
w hIteley, VIM g., 5l2 nth st
Wilson, James, Washington House
Window, Wm., Avenue House
w lnsow, Warren, sc ct
Wood, John, 500 nth SC
Woodruff, John, Wlllards' Hotel
Woodson, samuel H., Browns Hotel
Wright, John ", Browns Hotel
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

WI WILL 4: R H0T U Jewell, Cana; H
d DO: W2 siI.as DE- GsFgIes DO Taylor
J " Thomas, Bellfort; Temple, do; II Allen and
by F afss; G.! " KqsPp NY a@Pbs
Waters. do; Hon andy, "a; /. S suiv aT Cal:
RI ISS'if 3 EY T sS6f,s%
Young, Ir do; BosswIok and lady, Mass; Miss
BB1s,swiok,1iJ Dav,dson, Pa; Mrs b Reesd do;
Ala '' "i'' '"o'' ; u flquet'
BROWNS HOTEL.-W Abbot and ladv. Va:
EoI h.peSSk: Pa; H9TslI NC; MssF Thomas,
sH ki sqf Mo- ss!y.p Az; COSBY
san Eic Gus. Vac Y Fsy 2ss s
Pa; g Bishop, Mo; j Jones, Pa; II Rowles, Md; Ia
lev NlHs SSG991S' Camp Ms1 r
sar, NY; Hughes, Mo; 6 Clark and IA My, Ct; l.
~, = ut Z White. = White, va; G WateTs,'--;
IT Ale len An and lady, NJ; Hampton and lady, J s
INA NATTJo 10! hot HoIsEL.D Mouse; NY; Rob
fSSG2 ? ri WITT Ssa s5 NY; Ley
Wocdscn, 1 enS; Dr. Hsmiiton, .p Diamond q
y sa 9Se NJ Monso sboaE kMaP b;s Mss'pp q
H HSG1s,dMn MINI; Hill, Nh; Cs Merton, o; Edv
s.fI. III; Alexander. Va; Hodses Traos, 20 O.
s;Sssssr .? and lady, s'sn N Gsrt M Es.;OESy
R.sriek, Ss t. se3 Hls,r1 FL ss Msss
oath. Mob; DR. II Boyle, Ne; w W thompson
Tenn.
WR Allison,O; J DAILY, SC; Price and ly, Pa;
Hi a N isnpj HJJ {S.s; MWs NC;
kins, Mo; X Hearsy, Nh
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III The stesm Are engine just built q Rich
mond, Va, for the Russian government, had .
successful TRIAL on wsdnssday ls.s She threw
body, and scattered . heavy spray 24O feet Her
| weight is 5000 pounds, and she was built at a
cost Of 60 500. The Dispatch says that In a few
DAYS she will be exhibited In Washington and
Baltimore.
| IL The wardens and vestry Of st. Mary's par
ish, Burlington N. J have appropriated the east
window of their church to the use of the congre-
CATION for a memorial window, as a tribute Of re-
spect to the late Right Rev. Bishop Doane, who
was also Rector Of that parish.
The King Of Sweden.is on the sick list
He fell recently, from his horse, and further in
jured himself by spfinging over a wall in Chris
tiania, while endeavoring to rescue people from
fire.
UArrangements have been made at st. Jo-
seph, MO, 70 run weekly express, commencing
on the Sd Of April next, to Virginia City, the first
station on the California telegraph line, in eight
days.
" At Cincinnati, oneday last week, Joseph
Fo&der, German, was crushed to death by being
drawn between two rollers in machine shop.
He came out as thin as a pancake.
| OA member Of the Canadian Parliament J..
Sheridan Hagan, has mysteriously disappeared
and the government have taken steps to investi,
gate the matter
IL Dispatches from Postmaster General Holt
give the most dlscouraging accounts of the pros
Psct OF his wife's recovery, to whom he was sud-
denly summoned In Florida last week
county, Wa on the 2lst inst, shot and killed Jos
Broach for slandering one of his daughters
II Capt Delvigne, the first inventor of per-
cussion locks, has had pension Of 5000 francs
conferred upon him by Napoleon Ill
| ID Mountjoy Workman, a felon who escaped
from the Kentucky penitentiary in the fall, was
caught near Burlington, Ohio, last week.
ID The Lynn shoe strikers voted on Mon day,
unanimously to continue the strike. The women
were especially enthusiastic.
TAndrew Jacksop II Of Tenn ,,,h;lo t.
New Orleans last week, had n valuable gold
watch stolen from his room in the Brooks House
| IL Col H. s. Nude, for many years a we'll
known hotel proprietor in New Orleans died on
| the oath instant
IVA bin Incorporating the Alexandria, Wash.
ington, Georgetown and Baltimore Navigation
Company have passed the Virginia Senate
| II A salute Of twenty-one guns was fired by
the Orleans Artillery, n o., on the receipt of the
late news from Vera Cruz
UT"COrsett," race mare Of celebrity In other
days, died at Nashville, Tenn, on the 18th inst
HI Robt. J. Haldeman has retired from the
authorship ofthe Harrisburg Patriot and Union.
| OThe Constitutional Union party has been
| organized in Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-31

NJ "A public meeting has been lately held in
Waee, Iexas, concerning the suit for the La Vega
Ianas, one OF the cases wherein charges are made
to have been exhibited "s APPEARS
W The coal mine fre-damp exp,osion a
Scranton, Pa, was not serious As renp.tsS a.
lives were lost. Poieu NO
~ III: Nc Nelly Dn Bose, prominent c,t;z.,
on his farm last week. murdered
II An election for county officers WINS b.,a g.,
kanses on the 26th. Leavenworth COUNT -. =.
democratic. "en'
III The Connecticut election takes Mac. NJ,
Monday next, and that Of r hode Island on Wed
Resday. w GU
W Another congressional district of Massa
ennsetts (Ell Thayer's) has elected delegates In
Chicago for Mr. Seward -
u ne savannah Express says that the shad
Season there is about ended.
on Friday last. -" ,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-31
MEDICINES.
HIGHLY IMPCRTANT 10 ALL!
IL ,xn,.uvrhMFRSS;. GE9TS ,rcocr,~

II Is vel! known that in the Spring people are
more apt to contract disease than al any otbsr
period; and u II equally vell-known that the Wv
70 ward of disease ie to keep the blood pure. for
a the Ills that flesh is heir to-" arise from lmnuTi
x OF the blood, the main SPRING, Of our existence
Is IN sefoIe, important to all that the sy stem
this can be done in the most effsctua way by nam
MRS M. COXS INDIAN VI GETA BE DE
COCTION the best remedy discovered for the onIe
81 diseases OF Skin, ErysiPeas, ScIofpla, Rheums.
Dyspepsy, Liver Compsint, and all other diseases:
arising from lmpuIIty of the blood. 1t has efsctsS
the most remarkable cures, as can BIS shown nv
numerous Sertlhcates from persons of the his hest
respectablllty, and is recommended BY Ali who
Of the day. '"i agent
.lUlt Is sold by all the Druggists of Baltimore.
AID at the residence of the proprietor.
MRS. NJ. cox,
1853 East Baltimore street
between Elem street and Central avenue
None genuine unless her name is blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork. " WV
III Price 81 per bottle, six bottles for SIS.
Wholesale AGENT r. 8. r. CIssEL, Druqg;st
Seorgetown: ID. c., Wholesale Agent for the bis
trlot, and will suppJ the trade at my prices.
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ALpHA1I1IoAL LIs1 AID l1uDWou
SENATOR'S.

SENATOR'S.
Aasho9y, =: B., willsEd 2, Hos;l NH and ,s.A
BBis wR z S s;a &; Ssss Hs... and
BI:Sa 5ss::: ss e. II ". :, e. nd
g E =. ~. g, Sssa:: w'rd
chesn1s js%e:, BOW: H9ssl
GGIIs sy q psSni1 R, Ms;ai HCssP House
G!iH:m.n, Tho, Ia as Ps ~, bet isth and issA 's'
paw, Jefferson, - 8. bs e IN and 18th
PoClI !.TT James 81 r. c0s %P Soi.dn
Ps;sss ~ 3;
Bitch; SIsh h \, So 4 8. Sss sth ssa l0tha
Foster, /. +. s, WliIards 'f Hossi
Tsea; James Crgteh 1sss < COR and sth 't'
sS. ss I Mm' a. s 81. 0 Sgss 18th
Hamlls, Hannibal, Washington House
H Hsrlan h. Ifne BroWna Ross House
HHemphiI Mrs W ,s T. SDT and 5S q SITS
A. Mis-: ss' S. sns a1d
johnson, K. w, of Ark. sss e, bet 9Th and 10th
A APtHss S T.
hing, Preston, Sohriveners, Is A ct, Capitol Hill
h NAME, yossSPRs. Nations Ns,ionsl H Hotel
Nicholson, A. d. p, Kirkwood House
Pearcs; James A, Mrs. lrving's, g ~ st
Powell, l.. W., aes st, bet I4th and 18th
Pugh, @. f., 400 4th st, north of La. av
Rice, H. NJ, Min Row, ST, bet N sv and lst st
salisbury, w, Mrs. Irving's, % ~ Ct
Sebastian; Wmi h. X, Dr.. 1pna's, as e
simmons, Jas. + :, Wiilards Hotel
Slidel. John, Sl2 H st, bet 18th and ISL st
Sumner, c. Mrs. Cammack's, liz +, bet 18th 18th
Ten Eyck, }. G., Mr.. McBlair, lag st and Pa av
Thompson, John RI 4.s 18th 1t, bet and
TIumbull, Lyman. s5l 9Th 81. bet + and
Made. b; F., Mrs Hyatts, $50 Pa sv, net sth 18th
WigfalI. l.. r., Browns Hotel
Wilkinson, Nj. s.. Mr.. Solomon's, 46s eth ut
Yuee, David L.. 262 st, bet nth and 18th
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THE EVENING STAR.
ALBUM.wRIrING MADE EASY

ALBUM.WhITINGM MADE EASY.
Pick out for rhymes, love, dove, heart, part,
string out some words before them,
Throw in q dash Of gentle maids"
And swear that you adore them!
A sonnet short would take quite well.
Addressed TO curly Fido,
Go get rhyme you'll have to Saw
Alas poor dog he died, Oh"i
Ayerse unto your sweetheart's ewes.
IL NOS were thrown In thickly,
VI - heT cherry pouting lips,
"ouid 90 the business quickly.
Talk much as If You really were
"A young man broken hearted;
hint darkly at soma early day
when you and hope were parted.
The "silent tomb" if brought in well,
Would be a splendid notion:
Request the lady Ger your grave
To sometimes show eEnotioa!
To come with wat'ring pot in hand,
At inconvenIent hours,
And threading lightly Ger your head,
Revive the fading flowers"
But if you cannot write q line,
Take up some Yankee poet,
And steal q verse; upon my word,
The girls Will never know 1t.
Another plan is very good
10 SIMPLY write your name;
Or, Sweetest friend, pray think of me-"
Or, Fannie, toi que j'atne."H
Some say, to scare the dear ones Off
I'll think 1t libel,)
You need but write, in striking hand,
passage from the Bible,
*"Thee whom Ilove.'-Tyanslatfon,
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MEDIOINES.
IN. JOHNSTON,
y BALfiM0nE

u 1AITim0RK ....,
Has Discovered sAs Most Csrsas., Speedy, asd oals
E6sefxaI Remedy - fAs World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENcE.
LET NO FALSE DELIcAcY PREVENT.
APPLY MINED ATELY.
CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
wssln.ss Of the Ba.l ssric.rss Afssasn, Kidney
sn ss
Ho.: OF Sim. As:edon. Of Lug. stomach sos.l
.nd
der Marriage impossible and destroy eetn Body and MIND
Ep.e, .h. h.,. S.eom: Il. victim. .. Solitary vi..,
dreadful habit which annually sweeps
allied talents and brilliant inssct Who might oth.rv..
listening Ssnass with the thunde.s
walked ecstasy he living Tyre, may call With fall ssal'
dsnss.
MARRIED PERSONA, or Young Men contemplating Mar
beng svars Of phymssi v'afn'' 'fEsnis debility
he Who places himself under the Dr. may rssi.
susiy conhds in his honor gentleman and esn1dsnuy
OFFICE No. SOUTH FREDERIcKsrREEf,
s hand sid: going from BaltmOr. street: d'',' fire..
must be paid and contain stamp.
DR. JOHNSTON,
rom Of 10: mos: .Gn.ns Co:s.: IL d. United States.
and the whose life has been spent in the hes.
sct.d Of the astonishing curss that
hnOwn troubled with ringing in the head and ssr'
sounds bashfunss with frequent bluhing attended
timss With dsran Of mind, cured
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Yssag Men and others who have injured themselves
certain INDUCED in when slonsa habit frequently
which ar. nightly f. even wh'n s.ssp and Il not cured
Tho:: melancholy .r.et, produces
limb. Pain. in tn. Head DIMES. Of Sight Lo. Of Mu.esIsi
Power Papston OF the Nervous lrrtabili
y.D.rangsmsn 9th. Funcusn' G'n'rsi Debility,
MENTALLY-T6. fearful Effects on tn. mind are mach 10
Spirits, Evil Forbodng,, Aversion fsocsy
Love OF soitsds Timldiy, etc. Of the evils pre-
NERVOUS DEBlLIfY.-fhsuandss can new Iudrs What
III: ssu: Of their declining health losing their ,xor
appearances about the cough symptoms
DISEASES or IMPRUDENCE.
when ths misguided impruds
b. ha, imbib.d q. 's'ds Of ,h. painful
happen, tina! timsd shame dread discovery
.P.cabity can aiOn! b.fI.nd linn. II. falls in,o i n.
If 5 and Sh
month after month ras long tn. smallest fee be Oh
hi. CALLING DISAPPOINTMENT; deadly
poison Mercury hasten the constitutional symptoms Of this
SKIN with frishtfu rapidly ill death put.
R.od to h: dreadful .rss5ng. BY sending him that
AND iMPoTEScY.
most nervous and asbilitst'd VIE had lest al. heP' have
All mop;dmsa' g M.IIlss. phy.s.I Or M.nt. D.q..l
trembling w.sfn.:' or E.hss.t.n Eth: n.s i..IsS
kind 'p'''dI, fS5td;
THE MANY THoUsaNbs cured al th. ia:s.,i.n With,
me a y.ar and Ii. numerous Important srrf
reporters Of tbs paper, and other persons,
.ssh i, h.,. aRg.a.:d 'Ea9 and again b:oI: II.
siry, is 'cncisnt guarantee to the Afflicted jan 2Sy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-31
THE BEST COUGH SYRUP IN THE
WORLD,
The beet C0ySH SYRUP in the world 10

WILD CHERRY.
Ehls article is prepared By q. chemist, and il pre-
it, to be the best preparation for Coxshs Colds c.
tayrh, ByoncAifts, Hoayssnsss, Sore Throat Jyexs
sHssptsoH.
=. Persons who sing should use it. tits pleasant ts
tho taste, sotens, clears and strengthens the voice
aays eli irritation of the throat and lungs, and pre-
H. Bottles Is and 20 cents and 81. Sold by nj
s-ra -.
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/ Is NIT TOO MUCH 70 Say,
SINCE ALL,
OIL I'D A ND YOU NC.
AFFIRM ITS TRUTH,
w .-THAT PKOEEsSOk WOOD'S HAIR

VIZ.-THAT PROEESS0R WOODS HAIR
Will preserve infailibiy the srotrth and eolos of
the hair, if used two or three times week, to any
the bald with natures own ornsment, the faif
make 1t moro soft and beautiful than any oil, and
est age. Statesmen, Judges, ATTORNEYS, Doctors,
Clergy men. Professional mem, aud Gentlemen and
Ladies OF al Glasses. al over the world bear tes.l
mony that we do not ssy too much In Its favor.
Read the following. aud judge:
HICKORY GROVE, ST. Chsrl.s CO., Mo-, Nov. ls. 81
PROP. o. wooD-D.ar Sir: Som. tim. lac, SUMMER We
were induced to Of Hair Restcrlve and
effects were - wonderful feel duly and the
afflicted, u report Our ,tle sons head for
been perfectly covered with and called teaid
head. The hair almost entirely Cd consequence.
when friend seeing his sud.!Inss advised your
.urprise and that Of all friends. very few application.
removed the disease entirely, aud new and luIuran
boy has as healthy scalp and u1uriant Of hair
mend your RESTORATIVE perfect remedy fer all
the scalp and nair. We are, yours respectfully,
SARAH A. HIGGINBorHAM.
PROF. WooD-Dsar Sir: My had, several YEAR,
mes. which rendered the constant
IN dressing it, When commehced using your Hair esora
tive about Iths that cnrdon; and ha "
ing continued I within tn. last thre. weeks it ha,
turned raj COLOR and son.ss aud
any prepsration have used regard il as
indispensable article for every ladys toilet whether b.
used as Hair Resors;ve or for the simple purpose
dressing or 6eapfyng the hair You have permission
refer to m. al. who entertain any doubt of its performing al
c,,c,,,., F Ma, Il ;s ssy,MOTD' ia Third street
fso ~, 1857.
WELLINGTON, Mo, Dec. g. 1857
PROF WooD-D.ar Sir: BY the advice of a friend o
mine, who has been using your Hair Restorative va. in
duced try it. had the fever time last NAV and
nearly every hair my he ld Now nv hair ha
deal thcks than Nothiug hut
duty and sympathy that feel Others
are afflicted as have been. would nduce CIV. thu
public acknowledgment Of the benefit have received fro
Prot. W GODS Hair Restorative
Yours respectfully, A. JACOBS
The Restorative put up bottles of three Sizes
viz: large, Medium, and small the small holds ma
apint, and retails for one dollar per bottle; the me-
dunn holds at least twenty per cent more In proper
ton than the sma retails for two dollars per bot
tie; the large holds quart, 40 per cent more In
proportion, and retails for IS bottle.
| OF. WOOD 4 CO.. rroprietors, SI2 RroaIv.x
New York, Tin the great MY. Wire Railing Estab
Hshment,) and ia MaTket street, st. Louis, To-
Dedlers. ia 5-euSm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-31
|S60 IMPORTANT NOTICE Iocn
SOUTHERN TRAVELLERS.


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FOR MEMPHIS 4 NEW ORLEANS
Via Orange &. Alexsndris, vjrriria a Tennes,es,
memPhis Charles ton, mississippi Central,
ADIRHcT ROUTE AND CONTINUOUS exsswAr Coz
p EEcTIoNs TO
h'f ns;' ,Lysesesrs, Bristol Essz-iyl,.
AfIasta, MOrfsonery. Coixnabss, Easkrsiss
~ a.S Ns,, o-l.oss Mss"'a'''
DGREAT RED UCTION OF TIME
OTHE LYNCHBURG EXTENSION. from,
Alexandria TO Ly nchbuTr and Also the MisSfS
81 d 49, 80 NAL, are now completed, making
SHORTEST AND MOST DFSIRABLR
TO NEW ORLEANS,
AND INTERMEDIATES PoIsrs.
THRoueH TICKETS 10 al Of the above points can
RIooured at the Greaf Soxthern and SosfArssfs-s
hdtsodd O@ce. corner of Sixth street and peppsyi-
venla avenue, Washington. ID. C.
The Train leaves WASHINGTON A, n m. for
the South and Southwest
Alexandria Railroad.
Fass:ngers from New York will moet an Aren't
OF the orange and andria r abroad Al the Dspot
attention. ' " 0i'o POA"s
Omnlbuses leave the Once corner of II IN stree
eno renhsylVanla avenue, ats -. n.
III On arriving at WashIngtcn, psssepsers foy
the Soutn VIII he careful to take thH orenae anS
Alexandria Railroad Omnibus.
.ei-a Ticket Agent, washinftor.