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RICHMOND MADE
a AOricultural M1chiOa1Iy

agricultural Machinery.
FTAvNG completed my nachre shops Street,
and Walnut Alley The W. 70. being IN
plement ant seed ore MAIN street. Invite particular
attention he of Virginia. ies maniac
turing every hiul ci Agricultural chuery and Implement
shall pav especial attention &C. tie THRFSH.
ING MAClINiS o - heEt models arals and wCTkmAushlp
Ny PORTABLE HORSE POWER l. so auged require no
digging delay Do srrg ard hos occurred 'he approval ali
ther, Ny PATENT STRAW CUTTERS are too wen
known TO need ler daion
As heretofore, Lp constantly hand q: ny make and
fully warranted Com sesrs for hard ard horse pcwr Whtsi
Fans Crads Reaper, Hay PrtsCs CIDER Ms Seed Drills PcEs,
IIarows Hay Easts Cleaners, Cuvato Gun and Leather Ma
chine Betting, sc, Sc
~ Repairs Of al kinls promptly attended 70.
for RickfcLd ilulnaus Gusno Drills and
McCornck's Reaper and Mower
fes-d8m H. n SMITH, SO Il Msin 80
SOUTHERN LOCK nANUFACTOHY...DEeEl
- ocks description sliding Door Trimming
best quality Aso Prison and Bank Locks Hinges Belts
any height Bells hung, with wth0u Tubes
ALL KINDS or REPAIRING DONE.
As sell work gut my manufacture, prepared
Warrant 10 give entre satisfaction 10 those who Ily
with call.
WILLIAM READY,
220 Main Street, betgen -,h and 9th,
fel0-1y RlcNoSu, Va.
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1850. SPRING TRADE. 1850.
SMITH. RHODES & co.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
Hardware Cutlery Guns Saddery and Anchor Boiling Cloth
No. ~ PEARL SrEET,
RICHMOND, VA. -
ON he best terms They prepared convince the merchants
and .adder Virginia. Tennesse and North Carolina hat they
in our own or any Of the Northern markets
Their stock complete, embracing every variety Of
SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE.
Saddle, Brides whips Patent and tnamelled leather Hog
Skins Lelge Lning skins Bride Bits, Se &C HOEs-lihg
WeedIng Grabbing, great variety, &c, &c
0rders respectfully solicited aud puncuay attended to.
isit-f
r,yO DE.UCGTSTS- Wanted by gentleman had
experience Of upwards o nine years In the Drug business
sB,ount Of canta and capable OF managing books
finances Of large business Such party be assured the
prospect Establishing profitable business at once by apcs
on addressed TO A. Jr box 555 Richmond until 10th
Ns5S5 isi5Li% 1aa after that oAs TO D. A. L. '' " 'S'
DRIME WHITE CORN, IN THE DoSCK, for
Il sale by BACON BAshhKNiLl.
CmBROIDERIEs AND LACEs-
IL Point Brussels Sets, Sleeves and Collars
E%5roidsrsd RG SEsrsii Muslin asi do. do. do.
Mourning Sets do do.
Cambria Edges and Inserngs
Linen do do do.
Swiss Muslin Edges and lnsertings
Dimlues Cambria aud Mus. Bands
Rich Val Laces and Edges
f,lI assortment CHRISTIAN LATTROP,
fe25 80 Main Street.
|OFFEE.-5Oo Mats Java Coffee, of superior quality, daily
~ expected, for sale by .
f42, LAG. b. DAVENPORT.
|tHOICE FRESH ROLL BUTTER.-lO barrels IL
" good order receiving to-day, for sale BY
fa9, WM WALLACE SONS.
|tOLGATE,S TOILET SOAPS-Au varietirs Alsc
~ OpodeidOc Palm and all other varieties for sale cheap
JAS. H. PEARCE CO., Druggists,
,.Os Hroad md streets
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BARGAINSi BARGAINS
BARGAINS . BARGAINS
BARGAINS, BARGAINS,
AT
SIMPSON a lTILLER'S.
luPSON - NIaLLE IS'S.
NhE PSON Il RIaLLEK'S.

n =
W vhch ny DosSkn Sacks suitable for Spring,
which viu sell cash
mb- SIMPSON a MILLER, no Main St
SHIRTS AND COLLARS.--we keep constantly on
= hand good assortment Of shirts and Collars direct ON our
uAuuiAcy, which dt and well Orders
SOD cited or any n quality quantity, which will be promptly
and satisfactorily executed.
mhG KEEN. BALDWIN WILLIAMS.
StPRINC Owe R-SACKS.--A variety of STYLES Of light
= Cashmere spring over sack Coats adapted 10 the present
500, at KEEN, BALDWIN WILLIAMS
GENTS FUR NISHTNG COODS.-DARRACOTr,
~ NAkkIS Co have received barge and beautiful assort
ueu OF Gents Furnishing goods consisting Of shirts Drawers, Col
r CrlsI, l Hose y Scyr, Gloves, SUsprudvTs, and la
lrt everything suitable for Grueneus We would par
ucl,ly attention of siu want Co that celebrated SHIRT
Golden IiU Frtrry -
e the We would Invite those jn want
li a. OF thc above goods 10 clu early ou us
pARRACOrI. HARRIS 4 co,
Successors % Merchant, " eisigcr 3 Co,
uff No. ll2 Main street
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SHBILDS & soMERyILLE, ageas for the sale Of
y American Guano have hand supply imported from Ba
Jarvis Island direct 70 Virginia They continue 10
receive aathoredt offer cargo or smaller
is wanted BY tie dealers farmers All In want are ,y-
ted 10 give them q eal fe2l
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TO TOURISTS MERCHANTS VISITING sEw YORK,
THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
a85 q 367 BROADWAY,
Corner Franklin street,
TAYLOR,sC MISREPRESENTATION,
MASS = Err =
FIVE MINUTE
ICE CREAM FREEZERS.
As Improycd for 1859.

VIM ETlNFHD Itos I1I'LIa ANu E-0T'Nt- -TIsfED-
The only aezer which Is see1ias
The Chrsrtt Hst Economical requiring lea. Ice
than other h-irg -
in S'rulure and uost certain iA its operations.
Sole Agent igr the Quilted state.
E.RETCHAM, a 60, Manufacturers Of Japanned
AMI Panhhel Tin Ware
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IL Within the past few months, says the In
qulrer, large orders have been received in Phia-
deiPhla for engines and boilers for the Cuba mills
and in the establishments making up this work
the hands are employed late i'm the day, and in
one or two instances all night The aggregate of
this kind of work to be sent to Cuba alone this
year will exceed 5000 In former years the
Cubans were entirely supplied with these articles
by the English manufacturers.
ERRATUM ExTRAoRDIARY.-Anu p-country ex.
change says:
''In the piece on our fourth pare entitled I'VE
must not lag behind instead of the line, That
moulds Its dirty shirt, please read, That would
its duty shrink'''
IL The examination of the bark Virginia,
brought to Norfolk as a SLAYER, has ELECTED very
little evidence that she really intended for the
purpose suspected. The captain it appears. is
not of sound mind, and attempted to jump over
board on the voyage homeward.
II A foundry4irm in Hannibal, Missouri has
Just completed a locomotive to run by steam on
common roads, which upon its trial proved emf
nentIy successful; so much so, that gentleman
1T that city has contracted for one, at a cost of
$3.50, for trip to Pixies Peak.
IL Int Ill., ence from Jamaica states that the
ccoIe emigration was progressing at d rapid rate
Mr; MCGIegor, the agent for Jamaica in Calcutta,
sail Tor the Island on January ,, and that 200
more would leave by March l.
ID national salute of thirty-three guns was
i hit Friday evening from Capitol Hill by the
National Democratic L Mon Club of Harrisburg
Pa, In commemOration of the recent victory in
the State of Rhode Island.
IL A large number of laborers and miners in
the Shuylkill coal regions are on a strike This
Is caused 10y several heavy operators refusing 70
pay the regular g summer wages as heretofore
In April, until the LIST of May
IL The maple sugar crop Of Vermont this
season isestimated at nearly fifteen hundred tons
The run of sap this year has been remarkable
IL Helper is getting up a new book to he
Issued in May, and intended for a Republican
campaign document
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ARRIVALSAT THE BOTELS

WILLARDS. HOTEL-Mr Barney, NY; Mr.
Fargo; 90; MI Few er, do; J PIir gle, J lumber,
dso;j C'a,k; do; J Davidson. Pa; d Head, USA !;
Mas, Horperk and lady NY; ID H Tompkl rs
Mrs NJ Wight, DO; Hon J b Clay, Ky; j Wis u
DO; HlbhoIn, Paris; A SnOwde n, Texat; j
Po % Any, NY: " T. sIio2, Miss, Broxn; DO; K
Co nelly, Pa; A WEIGH, do; RieI, do; w Laufie.
and lady, Mass; Il ID Emory; P-;C Williams and
f family, do; r. Ha5wAId, and lady, Mas, w ii
lady, NY; R P Campbell, DSA; r Campbsl, do;
Pa; 3 Parker, do; H vickery, Md; Hen Marsh
and lady, NY. -3
BROWNS HOTEL.-E FAINT. Richards and
Ter NC; LIE Slr. Va; Graham Johnson,
Mass; 6 Pltki IS, C Holmes d, NY;'A c Muzbah,
lenI MeSleker nj; COuton, Pa; w Hlgges
Md; ShrIysf and lady, Pa; II MoCulla ueh, DC;
4. RRe.I9n, r Erad,sy and lady M; r W HIS, La
J Rls2n, -, Mel at nj. Miss; A Chaml I'm. Va; G
Patrick. Ill; r WiggleswOrth, Va; w Kncx Ala:
" Emerson, lnf; h Early, Va; Col Dimpson and
,NA1InNAI. HOTEL-J Maxwell. Pa; w d
SSiSnlop, ~; Hon w Kelsey, w Horn and child, n
Tex; w Clean, Md; w Robertson. Va: Hi
,s.u, W Harknss, Ny; f. Fltzhugh, Rohrbough
va Fowler, Mr. sober penhauss nm; Mrs Hail
NO isSr' Nhi W WTaylCr, H Bell, n H. VIM Ii
Bss Pa WOodTa, G Tenn; G'P Ps;t 9a' r,
b Iswe, Me. '
,,KIRKwOOD HOUsE-H Goodrich. Md: w
BuLneit, Mass; G Copeland, l. Townsend, Ny;
HG He'd va VA; + Moqntjoy, Q; a D. graft: =; d
lma1. Va Moore, Ark; j stroher, va; a Clouet,
LelO Harris, Nd.
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TION

PROPOSALS will be received At the Office of the As
ssnn at Fort IL AYE
next. for the transportation of military supplies
during the years 1860 and 1861, on the following
l. From Forts Leavenworth and Riley. in the
Territory of Kansas, and from the town of Kansas
rtory OF New Mexico, or any other depot that may
be in that Territory, and any point on
2 From Fort Union. or such other depot as NAV
be desl gnated In the Territory of New Mexico, to
the posts or depots that are or may be established
Forts Bliss and Fillmore.
The weight to BE- Transported each year not to
Thousand GOO, 0O0i pounds, nor more than FIVE mil
lions Is, 900 ,NOOl pounds. ~
Proposals will state the rate per 100 pounds per
100 miles for which the transportation viii be- per
formed on each route In each month of the year,
Bidders will give their names ia full, as well a.
their Places of residence and be prepared to eater
into contracts, and to execute bonds with good Sc
Curlty, In such an amount as NAV be prescribed by
the Assistant 9 uartermaster at Fort Leavenworth,
not to exceed Sl50,"0 each route, as soon as con-
Contractors will be required to be in readiness
for service by the LIST day OF May succeeding their
ASSISTANT oaaermsstsr at p Fof apPresse ny the
and, as transportation may he demanded at anv
time for the whole weight to he transported during
the year either CT the routes, they must have
places of business or agencies at or in the vicinity
Of Fort Leavenworth and at Fort Union or other
depot IN New Mexico, at which they may be COM
Each proposal will be accompanied BY the names
of the sGreties who must be well known to the As
sstant Quarterrlaster at Fort Leavenworth. or
whose joint capabllIy 10 pay the bonds should they
be forfeited must be attested to his entire satisac
Proposals will be endorsed as follows: "Propo
sals for Transportation" and none will be enter
lions set forth in this advertisement
The right is reserved of rejecting all the bids that
QuARTERMAsTER Generals OFFICE,
fell WashInt ton city, Feb. 10, 1850.
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The LATE Mr.. BRoDERIcK's WILL NOT GESU-
lNE,-There is rumor that the will which has
been published as that Of the late Senator Brod-
erick, of San Francisco, turns out not to be genu-
Inc We have not heard that there has been any
attempt as yet to prove it before the Surrogate;
but 1t is stated that, when such attempt is made,
It's validity will be disputed by two nephews OF
the deceased, who have set up their claim to the
property. What purports to be the will Is dated
New York, January, A. ID. 1o59, at which time
we believe Mr. Broderick was here. Who had
the custody of the alleged will or furnished it to
the newspapers does not appear. The documen.
struck us at the time of Its publication as very
extraordinary. 1t probably sprang from the
same .sympathies of vouth'' which gave elbows
TO the Mincio. IN. Y. Herald
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MEDICINES.
IJI0HLY IMPORTANT TO ALL!
MRS. CO.'S
indian TEGETlBL UECOCTION

It is we'll known tina. in the Spring people are
more apt to contract disease than At any other
period; and il 10 equally vell-known that the way
10 ward of disease 10 TO keep the blood pure, for
call the ills that flesh is heir TO- arise from lmpuri-
ty Of the blood, the main spring Of our existence;
ahonld be thoroushly cleansed and purified. and
this can be done in the most efectn4l way by using
MRS M. COy'S INDIAN VkGEIABLE DE
COCTiON the Lest remedy discovered for the cure
of diseases of Skim Eysgeas ScF1fs Kss s1nS.
Dyspep, Liver oompsnt, and al other d.ssss sss
the most rema' kable cures, Is can De showp py
numerous certificates from persons OF the msherst
responsibility, and is recommended by al VINO
have used il as the most invaluable remedial agent
of the day. .,..
UrIt Is sold by all the Druggists of Baltimore,
and at the residence Of the proPIiefor.
MRS. Nj. COX,
1SS East Baltimore street,
between Eden street and Central avenue.
None genuine unless her name 10 blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork
UrPrioe 81 per bottle, six bottles Tor IS.
Wholesale Agent. r. 8 r. CIssEL. Druggist,
Georgetown, ID. c., Wholesale Agent for the Dis
trict, and will suppy the trade at my prices.
mar n tr
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The NEW CLAIMANT FOR THE McDoNoeH Es-
TATE.-MOses Fox said to be nephew of the late
John McDOnogh, has entered a suit against the
cities of Baltimore and New Orleans, Jointly, in
the second district court of the latter city claim
ing $500, COO by virtue Of an alleged codcl to the
will of Nc DOnogh, which is dated Nov. |, 1919.
and provides, in few words, that the trustees of
his property shall pay to Moses Fox eight years
after his death. the sum of $500 ,UOO signed John
McDonogh. The Delta states that those who
have examined the signature pronounce it either
genuine admirable counterpart The same
paper states as a rumOr that similar claim fc Z
500 600 will soon be made
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MRS. c. symorDs, II4 Third street
CINCINNATI, O., Feb. 10, IsS7.
Mr1LING1nr. No n.r q Ien
THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
rRIEsENAR, 4, q. As.

Protected BY Royal Letters Patent Of EnsInsd sd
.sexred BY the Seals Of fks Ecoe de Piarraaeis dS
Paris, and the Imperial Coliess Of Mediciss,
Vienna.
No. 1 is invaluable for exhaustion, Spermator-
rh9a, and all physical liabilities,
No. 2 completely Grad Gates all traces of those
diseases that lave been hitherto ted by the nau
seons and pernlcous use OF coPsyIa and oubebs.
No. s has entirely Implanted the injurious use of
mercury, thereby insufirg % the suf erer spec.
relief dispensing al impurities and roofing out the
venom ofdise-se.
TRIESEMAR,Nos.I /. and are prepared in the
form of q fozeEGr, devoid of taste and smell And
can he carried IA the waIstooat pocket Sold m n "a
cases, and divided INTO separate doses, "a admni,
tered q SalPeau, Lalemand, Roux, RIcord No.
And IN 81 cases, whereby there is saving OF 10
10 De had, wholesale and retail, Of DIR. BARROW.
street. New YORK. Immediately on reoeivinS a ne
mittanoe, Dr; Barrow will forward the Triesemsy
dressed according 20 the instructions of the Vrter
! Sola ais9 y 8. CALVERT FORD, Jr., wss..,
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THE BEST coT WaRf SYRUP IN 1Hz
The best COUGH SYRUP in the world II


This article is prepared by q chemist, and il pre-
nounced by medical men, and those who have used
il, to be the best preparation for CosgAs Colds, c.
tH,rh, Bronchitis, Poa-sessss, Sore Throat 1reSs
Gold, and preventive OF that lion Of diseases, Cs-
ssssptIo1
Persons WHO sing should use it, il is pleasant t.
the taste soffens, clears and the voice.
slays all irritation Of the throat and lungs and pre-
vents taking GOLD.
M Botr es IS snd 80 cents and o.. Sold BY Ill
druggists in w arlington. GscrGetoW n and Alexal
4
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IL Mr.. Bolts is suffering from the effects of
and now assails him. Mr.. Bolts, in DISCUS, and
wounded sensibility, announces his withdrawal
from politics. The following is an extract from
his letter:
81 shall offend in like manner no more; the
tniprnaieHcieS of the party, which have fallen
chiefly on my shoulders in this State for the last
twenty years, and which have placed me in the
position Of being foremost in srsry fight, and
hindnaost at erery feast, cheerfully and gladly
resign to any one of the numerous well-q qualified
persons who may desire to occupy IL; henceforth
and the heavy blows Of the Democracy will have
10 be received. by somebody else, who may relish
and enjoy 1t Of they do not profit by iJ more than
| have DONE
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MEDICINES.

u
LOCK HOSPITAL,
Has Diseovs,sd fhs MOST Csrtas., Speedy, osd e.ly
EfeefSal Remedy ~ tAs World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENcE.
LET NO FALSE DELIcAcY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMED ATELf.
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
ws.hp.s Of the B.si Structures. Afsessos Of hs Lids.y,
DEBILITY S.f,oa.o.... py.P.Ps,, Lev sp Cen.
Ideas, Papit.uoS Tmd,ty r:.snr,
Noe. stn, As.eucn. Of N. Lsns stomach or sss.E
TsshHso.. Dreadful and p..se,. vssS
der Marriage imPesseis and destroy bon ssdy sne MIND
Esp.si,, .A. A.,. b.eo%. a. victim. Of Solitary v..
that dreadful and hAb which annually sweeps
allied talent, and brilliant inS..et Who might
snranesd listening ssnstss with the tbsnds
dsnss.
raes, beng aware Of Phynea vsssnss srfanis Debility,
He Who pise.. him.,f To. Dr. may rsri-
eu.y eonsds gentleman and ssusdsnuy rely
OFFICE No. souT1 rkrDEhIcKsrnErr
left going from Bslimers street. fey ds'rs frss
nust be paid and esatsin sstAnp.
DR. JOHNSTON,
from ons Of the most sm,n.n Coss" the United st.s
and The greater par, Of sSos. s n os'a ne
etsd soms Of hs most astonI,hng errss
ns.o I,ay -s .na ssrm.d :. sscs.s
sounds, babuns with frequent bluhins attended some
tmss With dsrsngs Of mind, we're cured immsdists
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Yong Men and ohers who have injured thsms.lvss ~
ssrtain Prseues induFsd in when habit r:essoay
which are nightly s even when .sl.sp s1d q not cured,
rsndsrs irros.bls and dssr0ys beth mind and
Those and mslanebely sGse Prsdsssd
limbs. Pam. IN Oh: R.sd D%n,. Of ssh Lea. Of Ss.e.i.,
Power PsPitAuon Of The E.r'ou' IIr..si-
yDsrang smsnt Of THE Functions Gsnsrsl Debility.
'y%po%: q GSn,umPton, Ae
drssdsd.Lc.s Memory Confusion Of dsa. D.Prsssss
Of Spirits Evil Forbodngs Aversion sOeisy ssDstrss
Love OF Solitude, Tmdity etc. SEINE Of the svs pre-
NERVOUS pEBlLrY-Yh.,s.ndss can new Iudes vIs,
coming veal pale nsrvou. and having
appearance about the cough symptoms
DISEASES or IMPRUDENCE.
whsn tn. Misguided Iotary pl..,,rs
he has mbibsd ths sssds Of this painful dsAss oss
Sily, can .foa. S.fT.nd him. n. falls n,s sSs
Of curing, fleh his pseunary ubstane. Keep him sins
%onS amer nc" @Snts or o"f . TIE psn.s Zee Can Dc
ever bus gang or ey the use 81 that deadly
tsrbI. d.s,. .uch as etion, Inc Heart Thro. Nose
ssn ae Progrss,sg with ghnl Pidity al death Ps
discovered country from Whose
DR. J0HNsOHSREMEDYF FOR ORGANIC wEAKrEes
AND IhiPoTENCY. 600,
are speedily cured AID full ,Eor n'.cr;d Thps'sns. ;t.s:
u p.dmsnts Marriage. Physical or Mental Dsqssh
trembling and w..tn. Erh...a.n .fths meet fssrfiI
kind speedily esIsd:
fHE MANY THOUSANDS cured atths institstisn yiths
The last ssrs and th numsrOr' important ssry
reporters Of the aud many othsr notices
.as. h gam ,1s ss@ q, s
siiy 70 ssn esnt Essrsntss to The Afflicted Jan xsy
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THE EVENING STAR.

ADVANCE IN VALUE OF LAND IN MARYLAND
AND DELAwARE.-Dr. Thompson of Delaware at
a late meeting of the Philadelphia Agricultural
society. remarked, ''that the construction of a
little IA o ID ifem Wilmington, down the Pen:
more than quadrupled the value of the land
which had been greatly improved. and was equal
to any in the United States. The forests of that
furnish wood for our shir-5uild'ng In New
Castle county. Delaware, land was worth now
from 500 to 500 per acre. This land is suitable
Tor corn, and he had known ITO bushels Of lelled
corn, per acre, to be gathered from a field OF
twelve acres. The corn he regarded as one OF
the most valuable produced in the United States
both for home use and expectation Of the West
Indies, and other foreign countries"
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IT 70 NOT TOO MUCH TO sAr,
SINCE ALL,
OIL ID A N YOU N 6,
AFFIRM ITS TRUTH,


vIn:-rHAr sRfE9 sF5sRaTKivTEo WOODS HAIR
the hair if used two OF three times week, TO any
IMAGINABLE age Perfectly, restore the gray, cover
make it more soft and bosutifnl than any oil, and
preserve the scalp free from al disease 20 the great
clefsymen PFofssso1s en- and Gestismsn sDS
Ladies of ell Glasses, all over the world, bear test
Read the following, and Judge:
HICKORY CROW, ST. Charlie, CO., Mo, Nov. Is, ST
we're induced to us. Of your Ha Restorative. and
e. were o 90 1, fee. our du 700 and hs
been perfectly covered with aud called seaId
head The hsIr almost .nt.ely OF consequence,
when friend, seeing ht suf.frngs ne TO us. your
ht,oraNe We dad go with he hop. Of success but
removed the disease entir.y, aud aud luIurIAnt
Soy nss a. .ep or sDa can nov 'has 90,
any other child. We Can, therefore. and do hereby recon-
the scalp and nsIr. We sr., your. respectfully,
GEoRGE w HIGoissorH.m,
SARAH A HIGGINBoTHAM.
PROP WooD-Dsar Sir; My haIr had for several year.,
been becoming premstur.ly 60, accompanied BY harsh
IN dressing When using your Hair R.stora
ing continued t la,t thr.. w..t., rs.
turned 10 its natural color, aud assumed soness
Or any dttf Pf.ps1on bavs S..a rsrsd On
Indispensable article for every adys toilet, whether
9sed as HaIr hesorstve OF for the simP, purpos. 81
dressing or 6.aufying tho hair You hav. Pern,,.on
refer 70 me all who entertain doubt Of performing ell
MRS. c: syMoSDs. II4 Third stree.
CINCINNATI, O., Feb. 10, l657
WrLLTNGTor, Mo, Dec. s. 1857.
PRoF. wooD-Dsar Sir: By ia, adsIc. Of a fr,nd II
NINE, who has been your Hair Restorative xas 40
dpced 20 had the fever, time lHst Nv, and
nearly every har my he .d Nov my hair
come deal thicker than a Nothng but
duty and sympathy that feel TO 10 oAe, Who
afflicted have been. would induce M, 10 NV, tbi,
public scknovled Of the benefit rscsissa frou
Prof WOOD. Ha,r RettOr.ii's
Yours respectfully, A. JAcoBs
The Restorative rs put up IN bottles of three sIxee,
VIZ: large, medium and small the small holds hall
pint and retals for dollar per bottle the me-
dunn holds at least twenty per cent IN propor-
uon than the small, retalls for two dollars per bot
tie; the large holds a quart, ~ per cent. more in
proportion, and retalls for SIS bottle.
@. j. WOOD & CO., Projectors, Sl2 Broadway,
New York, TN the great N. Y. Wire Railing Estab-
hshment,l and ia Market street, 81. Louis, Mo:
and sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dedlers S-eoSm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-10

ThE GREAT POPULARITY
Il OF
DIR. MONTARDES
MIRACULOUS PAIN-KILLER
And Great
FRENCH RHEUMATIC REMEDY
Fast extending over the United
ITS EXTRAORDINARY VIRTUES
Are being daily recognized and acknow lodged
BY the MEDICAL FACULTY.
1t now
In daily and general useIn
THE BALTIMORE INFIRMARY;
And its success a remedy for
FEVER and AG UE. NEURALGIA,
RHEUMATISM, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY
SICK HEADACHE, SORE THROAT,
BURNS, SPRAINS, &C., Sc.,
Has never had parallel In any country,
IN BALTIMORE
1t is regarded asa
GREAT DOMESTIC BLESSING,
While its sale exceeds that of oil other
PATENT MEDICINES.
We ask all CITIZENS of WASHINGTON
Who have not yet tried
This GREAT REMEDY
To do 80 AZ once. One trial will insure tia PER
MANENT PLACE in
EVERY FAMILY.
=, IL ls for sale in WASHINGTON by d. B. Clarke
Pa. and AZ ST.; n. ID. Gilman, $50 Pa ay: John
Schwartz, 46S Pa. av.; =. G. Ford. 800 Pa av; c.
T. Culver. 26S Pa av; J. w. Nairn tlate Marin
" a'l JAS. MoDodSNiNELL, General Agent,
ap ST,T ST baltimore