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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-29

A DMINISTRh1OR'S SALE.-Will
IA be sold st public auction FTday. April eth
mencing at u o'c cE A. Bi the fsr Of L. ID JohE-
SON. late q NewunZ the entire sccS lSing Of cst e.
sheen hnraes hogs bugEi8s pl0Ws. and nlher
tsTminE implements Also, one piano aud a quantity 81
her househl d furnituTe credit Of tT months wllbo
given on all sums Of-thres dollars and ever.
A. MCINTOSH
marl6:217 AdmIni,traOT
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HOME TkSTIMONY

- \, WEST BEDgoHD. Coshocton Co O., MaylEBI
80 ~ y, k-aesLsH-siI; lhsFe been selnz ne ned.
.5 az hssS ls loupd thsm % Ve god Safsiasrloa;
A9 NE rl1 naFe SOD toa Great may faHies ~ re--
y as meg Yea mi aoee, sud Wisb ~ trs fhof have
ecne sspls article MtrihiifE u nGn Caihoiie0a Is
Leulliho la a cons great amount Of good Feuaie
diseases. Une lady sod It TO tod ne ii bad Tecsiysd
lfe Detsht from 0ne b1ttle than Ghe d5 from long
Cfafa. JANIS WIN ai1s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-29
HaIE DTssslag 8 ShaElng RstabIishmenL
S0msIhing EItIHsI7eIy for lhe Ladies.
BROWNS
HYGIENIG SUSPENSION WAIST.
AND IMPROVED
SKIRT SUPPORTER.

HYeIENIG SUSPENSION WAIST.
AND IMPROVED
SKIRT SUPPORTER.
Patented Dec 2O:h, 1859.
ENVERY LADY SHOULD HAVE
Iy knew hs beafE atsfy ana beRcff Of them ThlsWssf
not only Affords the most perfect SHNsETRT. and deTacts
promoes ii in eTeIy respect. Il Is Of such peculiar
strucol gt trsisves TIE HIPS from the ansI insgV-
portable Irdeu 10 ghih thsF s0metlnes subjected By
means Of cgsar Bras 1 SfSIs and SpSorts he Cloth
BEARINe down upOl he chsst HIPS aud Abdomen which
from the person. and drawing the flexible portion OF the
supporter entirely away IRON the waist IL Is also true
and efficient sHoULeER BRAcEhrowns the entire sup 1t
Of the skirts d. ecty upon the shoulders through the eas
csraps hisneV and valuable nvention also desEn.d
20 sord Immediate relief. and many effect
IckL CURE OF ACUTE AND CHRoSIc DIsFAsEs caused BY
psints can testify These wSiS have Iasss1 The c
examiuati1n Of Of emnent and scientific
he Isd ever nrsS.ed They aTs Hdy oons n0 @ G g
and give universal stiEfacton 10 all Who have them
g ts apPrseiated Cag at The BURN ETF HOUSE in
CleIelana and e1snlne them Lady Will always be IN
ght 2 the Wsis or 70 sell territory VII cali
the szculve right for the unlted states
nsE this Patent, viii most asSuredy be dealt
NORRIS, SHEFFIELD GO, Bropais;ez,
chnguiB Fails, o.. Feb u issl
kudy furnished alf publication hy those who have orn
hese Wids examined and sold thtm which from the
nafter communications have ard
ing daily Is deemed sufficient for the present:
CLEvRLa aND. Feb. a. Ise0
messrS NORRIS, SHEfFIELp Co We, The undersEn
ed, having 9" BROWNS CELEBRATED HYoIENfc SUs-
PENSION AIST for the last few mouths great pleas
IN Recommending It the attention o. every lady Il is
adIir E ndaptsd 70 nc ssss convenience, lsaEty and
health Ul the we1rer furthermore, We know II always
relieves and many instances effects radical Of the
numerous dlsePsfa caused b. tE1t lsci1E We hope
see come into general or fully satisfied IS
what every lady ho values comfort and health should
have AID udv every topurch IT, for we can
Q ssuTo them they viii never regretit
Mrs. Charles LeRvett. Ms. T. stnir
J. L, Beckwith " /. II Cobb
II. Blossom, H. H. Burnstt
l. w. Curtss, B. Fe-rce,
g. L Ransom " T. Cowss
Miss Amelia p Nash, PrJf Bruilerd
ARA. ID. PTiicbard,
EEFEHENcEs.
Dr. s. Reckwth Bransrd Bmridg6, Patent
+" 7. @. Cleveland, Right AgeatS
" ". B. ReZner, J. CoWles, Editor Il. I.enderH
- IaraIl, Ossiau Z DodFe, AGENT for
n johnson, fiaaos.
=. J. Bal Twin 4 Co., M'ci'ts J. II. Dewitt Merchant
Freeman 3 kellogg
Morgan Root, fabzp2sl
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WINTER KRRANGEaIENT.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. Nov.
~ ltth, ls-9, PASSENGER Trains VII runzI fJi18ls
LEAVE CLEVELAND
lolO A. n Da Express ITan. Stopping All rsnffora
cept Niekiihs. MsLto1: Perry, uEiglViils nd -.
brock. and arrives At Erie LIZ y H. D1nFirk ~
p. n, Buffalo 6ds P. n.
s;t y Aero1lnod.fioa Trail far C0usllt. Sts1uil
g AL IL tons b..
9s0oP D. Nisht ETprea Train aoppin< nt PuinsvylIa
Ashtabua. cgnnsaut and olrafd o1i7 - 71fv-1 =
Er,s l2s A. II, DunkiIk 10 A d, Bllsls q
LEAVE ERIK.
Sis A. Il. Nigh lKpEess Train, 5tUoBnr 4 rir1 1r
neaut. AShtubalz ard PainclriIf5 o1iF - ~
~ Cleveland 705 A. n. -
3.l3 P A DaF hLpLesa Irlls stgprng a al Enion7e
eept SaF brook, Usionville, Perry bIsatdr = W1ef
llds. anu arrive a CiaVelr1d Isl5 p. n
Accommodation Train viii leETe Cou1alur elaIA n
stopgins at All astlens, and esrEs e clsTsilld ~
A. s..
AL the trains going sstaTd collsct q clsFsian Eh
Tains foT Toledo, Chiesg1, C1lumbus, Ciluil - -
&C.; and al th1 tra1l1 g0InE ElEEWald b17I1esr n
DuRkrk win he tr1ina 81 he New York CsuIal a. M
falo md New Tork City RailIoada, II
ClsvsIsse. Ny. lah. IsEs. - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-27
THE EVENING STAR.

IUA Republican meeting was held at Fair
view Hancock county, Va, on the 18th instant,
when resolutions were adopted approving Of the
proposed Wheeling Convention, TO choose dele
gates from that State to Chicago, and appointing
Committees for that purpose. A County Con-
vention is to be held at Fairview on the 2lst
prOximO-
OPERATIONS REsUMED.-The Fall River News
SAYS that the Print W orks have resumed business,
after suspension of several months. The Cotton
NJ Il owned by the same proprietor, will supply
tie cloth for printing and it is nov expected that
operations at the Print Works will be more per-
HIaneHt than heretofore.
IL At the Pennsylvania Editorial Convention
held a; Harrisburgh a few days ago, resolutions
W re adopted against the proposed repeal. by Con-
.,ress of the law allowing the free circulation of
newspapers in the counties ia which they are
printed and the free exchanges between editors
HI Mr. Benjamin w God, brother Of Fernando
Wood having some time ago transferred to the
latter his share Zone half with editorial contro)
n the New York Daily News, Is now engaged
IN defending suit re lative theretO-another party
claiming damages on account of the transfer.
III The Louisville Courier continues to press
the claims Of the Hon. James Guthrie for the
Presidency.
IL Postage Oh newspapers at Pixies Peak is
stated by western journal t. I've ~ cents each.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

NATInNAL HOTEL g Cox. w Dement,, 6
kks.' a9 hsI'SP, NY: TisSe Mo
kss W 5s;A d VIII: Fl
pa "a, MSS; Ms Thomp sop,J Hunter, NJ; Or J
M 81 t aog and som ca rG2s B5a
$:sssft. ia; + fs%TiSs5%n c Roe. !! TAYLOR, ~;
kspaisk ,ShP Ms9ats ts:n' fs. ar o. F
Brewsr, Ky; Miss Hamilton, Walker, ThoDp-
s@ Van VOTES, 9ssn hliDi Chez Ne;
Everett. Mass; c Stri9shaf, Nd; q Paddletord, 5
Fs: Lucas Undgiwood g.. AEsS afoxa PF fa
p.iSdmp;n. Nd; q Haas ss. agd fam, Va Osgood:
f.@sT Ct; MecEioussR ma W M I.!Ss, S f;
nan, 10 o. ''oA' '>''''' -"-'"s' -'u' " s"'
ps MIt,LLAR TBS H0TELn7H stanton. Nd; p c
fs pqMIstGni ,, Vsi Mo- Gsss Eng; col Resvr Is
I'D; w Ransom, N.Y. H HsSwsrd, Md;T !
hsswsd and 3D. .sv N@na Wod sd fd{ d.
IsA;S 5ao.s@n' dG; s F Msrss, La; n RiGhsIds'
a Md Gas w sr?SSH do Hodses
SxTi Gs%dnsr. Mass; : YES 81 ,,sy Jl Hal
y atnsr Mrs " Pssroe, Pa; (; S5i aSn N;
RiikI EsrH Tsx Md 2 Giosps And a,yN1;
MI q ppase. Mass; d D.vonport, Ct, Nj b
ylI, Edelin,. Md; Dr. wilson, c csndsn, "a
" EIwIn, NC; Harris, p Harris, NJ: j N pase
"a SIleids, Va; Stewart, ny; johnston, T
G SFaGloJ RI; w A CorhIn, Ala; Thompson,
Tor, De-; ii McoIll, Tenn; r q Parry,
MN n; w Mum III, enn: W vi Rurp ell Va: ID
Bur, NY; Ii To bItt: Ala: 6 Birchett, j Chap
a.; MIS-, VI Corwln, kusrell, e Section, NY; 6
We Z Mo, B JOKES, Ga.
ktRkWOOD HOUSE, Wrigh,. ": 9 Small
We" NY; + Hamilton Va; w Adds, Pa; ii
sGGbuiy, NY; w UsIa,a. MD
WASHINGTON HOUSES herman NY: w
zones, "a Il CIeamSr, y NIichei " Read, o: w
Heapiey, Ct: A Thomas. RI; > Farnesworth ID; r
Hyrer, Ala; n French, NH.
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ALPHABETICAL LIST AND R1SIDNCEs
OF fH1
MEMBERS OF The XXXvIth CON0REBS
SENATORS.

SENATORS.
BaysTd, James A., is4 St, between nth and 18th
B Bnin K. s. SO WssS si, House ~
EIss q 81 st. p ':'s -, and
Cameron, sl%SSn sa5 ?, .y opposite WI. Mard'
Si DsaiSaS Mss;6i RE..P House
colsmsf, jacob, H Hoes tel i''n 'A' '' "
SShn Sss HGt and 18th
Dixon, James, sS COIeoran's Row, street
Pssss g. sss
purkee, c., Mr. Parier's 4eO1I Massachusetts Az
Nv Nj: Sn Sss sss 18th
Fitzpatrick, Benjamin, Browns Hotel
EFS Ss:si sGloFFos N W Gh dR%fHp oss $50
Green, james Cratehstt's, All, cor and 9Th sts
SSs ss Jchn P ~ Nssias St. ' aossI 18th
s%s j. Madison Place
HaIIsn, James, Washi5gtop House
HsassT, r. - street ii ii r, ssd IN i
A. Vs. IS s. an. s"r 10Th
Johnson, Andrew, Of Tenn, s. Char es Hotsl :.
Lane, Joseph, Browns Hotel
MdllOry, D. ~, SdIlOndl f1otol
Mason, Jas NJ, 424 H st, bet 18th and 18th
Nicholson, a. d. p, Krkwood House
Pearce, James A, Mrs. lrvins's, Is Al 81
Polk, L.
pnwell, l.. W., 0ss C at, bot 18th and 18th
Pugh, q. E., 40 4th st, north of La.
Rice, II. NJ, Min Row, 81, bet N J av and list st
salisbury, w, Mrs. Irving's, % ~ st
Sebastian, WIN: h., Dr.. Dqnn's, 4S st
simmons, Jas. +, Wizards Hotel
SlIdel, John, 3l2 n st, bet 18th and 16T st
Su inner, c. Mrs. Cammack's, liz r, bet l4th 18th
Ten Eyck, J. c., Mr.. Nc Blalr, 1872 st and Pa av
Thompson, John r., 459 18th st, bet + and
TOombs, Robt., 248 st, bet 18th and 14th
Trumbull, Lyman, 45l 9th ST., bet f and
Wade b. F., Mrs. HyattS, $50 Pc av, bet 9Th It'll
Wilson, Henry, Mr.. Joys, cor 9th and Pa av
WigfaII. L. r., Browns Hotel
Wilkinson, NJ. \ Mr.. SOlomOn's, 49, 9Th st
Yulee, David L., 262 st, bet 18th and 18th
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Spinner. Francis E., Winsrds' Hotel
Sts0vorth, James A., Absent
Stanton, Benj,, Hyates, $50 PcnnsylvHnla ~
Steyens Thedaeus, SIS at n, Capitol Hill
Stevens Isaac l., Private, sos 18th st
Stevenson, John W., Private, 2S st
Stewart, James A., National Hotel
Stewart, VIM, Is Louisiana av
Stokes, VIM, b., Browns Hotel
Stout, Lansing, United States Hotel
Stratton, John l.. NJ, Willards', office 2l5 Pa. av
Tappan, Mason W., National Hotel
Tayfor, NJ, Private. west side 2lst st, bet and H
Thayer Eli, Wizards Hotel
Theaker, Thomas c., Hyatt's, $50 Pa.av
Thomas, James H., S6 st
Tompkins, Cydnor B., Washington House
Train, Charles R., Wilards' Hotel
T1mbe, Carey Al WIIlards' Hotel
Yallandl gham, Glenn: H., T9 It
Vance, ZebuOn 3, Mrs. Has.ison's, s7 Pa. Az
Van Wyck, Charles H., National Hotel
Verree, J ohm r :, Wizards Hotel
Wade, Edward, 3S c st
Wadron, Henry, Washington House
Walton, E. p, $50 c ct
Washburn, c. c., Clarendon House, 9Th 81 & Pa az
Washburne, Ellihu B., 485 9Th st
Washburp, jr., Israel, Private, Franklin Row, $50
Webster. Edwin H Mrs. Harrlson's. ST. Pa av
Wells, Alfred, Mrs. Tley's, "a Missouri ay
Whiteley, VIM. g., 5l2 Llth ct
Wilson, James, Washington House
Window, Wm., Avenue House
WinsOw, Warren, 2e6 q st
Wood, John, $40 l1th st
Woodruff, John, Willards' Hotel
WOndsOn, Samuel H., Browns Hotel
Wright, John w., Browns Hotel
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTA
TION.


PROPOSALS will be received at the Office of the Az
slstant (uartermaster 81 Fort Leavenworth, X. T.,
until u m, on Wednesday, the lth day of April
during the years 1860 and 1861, on the following
routes:
/. From Forts Leavenworth and Riley, in the
Territory of Kansas, and from the town OF Kansas,
in the State of Missouri, to Fort Union, the Ter
rItory OF New Mexico or any other depot that may
s designated In that Territory and to any point on
g., From Fort Union. or such other depot as may
the posts depots that are or may be estab shed
in the military department OF New Mexico, except
The weight to be trans ported each year not to
be less on either of the routes than one hundred
tnousand tlaHWD pounds, nor more than five mil
Proposals will state the rate per 100 pounds per
oo miles for " hioh the transportation will be per
and on each r2nts n sssa mouth Of the year.
their places Of denoe, and be prepared to eater
into contracts and to execute bonds with good Sc
the Assistant q uartermaster at Fort Leave
not to exceed Sl5H0 each route, as soon as con-
Contractors will be required to be in readiness
Tor service by the lst day OF NJ succeeding, their
assistant to Re approved by the
and, as transportation may be demanded at any
time for the whole weig ut to be transported during
places of business agencies ct or in the vicinity
OF Fort LeavenwOrth and at Fort Union or other
Depot IN New MexlS2, at which they may be COM
Each proposal will be accompanied by the names
of the suIetes, who must be well known to the AS
slstant QuarterEaster at Fort Leavenworth, or
whose Joint capabty to pay the bonds. should they
be forfeited must be ate5ted to his entire satisfao
ton.
Proposals will be endorsed as follows: "Propo
saS Tor transportation" and none Will be enter
tons set forth in this advertisement
The rights reserved of rejecting all the bids that
QuARTERMAsrSR GENERALS OFFICE,
10 Ill Washing ton city, Feb. 10, 1860.
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TOBIAS, OPTICIAN,
+2S PENN. AVENUE. BIT. ~ AND 9Th Srs.

l. <2S PENN. AVENUE. BET. ~ AND 9Th Srs.
1 most respectfully inform my friends and the
above Place, where may aways be f9und, 90
sSf ~ tha s, TsSufs my sHf Eltn II
As to my capabilities, and the satisfaction I have
generally gwen viii entirely leave to The ppbo 70
ie6 Sst have OF tas most eminent gen
my use in tie SstoHs S be
read as a guide to those who wish to be well suited
s 1o' SUIT q. m,St sgnt as sone pretend to do mel
you for space Of SIX years, as you will read in az
enlightenment of another person, yhoh is al stiff
This is certainly new pha TO endeevor 20 improve
Doctors bad business. 1 will not impose Upon or
insult an enlightened public, to enGeavor 70 make
your eyes DO not undergo change, then / viii war
rat you my Glasses to lest you foreveE;
sni ffEs i9] WI sSssTts5 Ss9ss
k kRs ssa PRSSESkkS IS
variety Of other useful Optics. annex few OF toe
menJ TESTIMONIALS.
fso'" AS E1e'l's=es tst t5og:.scr o. vrssT:s
/ have tried . pair of speotacles obtsined from
and a s9a his ~
HENRY A. WISE.
Fso~ IA. las. Ho.- J.ds. B.esI.r
v.srecemmepded to Nj ync TOBIAS IS stSIffu
Oculist, and have eyes Of remarkable peculiar
~, was gratihed to find that Mr.. Tobias seemed 10
comprehend them by inspection, and some slig ht
Measurement, and he has made me pair of Specta-
oles that suit me admirably. A. p. BUTLER.
Nexs tie Hon. Sseretary Of State Of Fns,atA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND. Dec. 81. 1855.
Dsa4 Sts: Gov. Wise having shown me the spec
taoles you sent him, and discovering that the focus
was precisely suitable to my vision, kindly offered
to enclose them to you to have new Glasses substi-
tuted. have since received them, and gratlfied
that the Glasses fully meet my expectation, and
give my eyes great -elef. The pebbles you have
tsed are really superb enclose herein the amount
VI 'O1' 0.ll' '' ,e GEO. W. SMiuyNFoRD.
JOHN TOBIAS, Esq, Washington, ID. c.
RoSs Prof Backs.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IL, I6as.
have used PAIR of Glasses of Brazilian Pebble.
furnished by Mr. Tobias with great subtraction
They are clear. Ofexcellent iEure and vel mounted
A. ID. BACHE.
~ Please observe that my Establishment IL Oh
PENN avenue, between ~ and 6th streets.
TOBIAS AMBROTYPE ROOMS,
Where you will obtain good Likeness, equal &c
any other Establishment, and 1t moderate charges
70 1e- 91v O&Anw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-27
TIE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE


Protected b. Royal Letters PGfert oT Erglaad, nxd
sscV-ed BY ths Seals Of rae Eools he Ph9-rdei. a.
raris, and fks Imperial College Of Medietss.
ViepnG.
No. is invaluable for e. haustion, Spermator-
Tbea, and al physical disabilities
No. completely Grad Gates all traces of those
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the nan
seous and pernIcious use OF copavIa and cubebs.
mercury, thereby insuring TO tho sufferer SPEEDY
relief dispensing oil impurities and roofing out the
.TR1ESEMAR,N Nos. LIZ and Z are prepared in the
form Of d lozengs, devoid OF taste and smell, and
cen be earned IN the wolstcoat pocket. Sold IN tp
oases, aud divided into separate doses as admipis
tered BY Valpeau, Lallemsnd, Roux, RECORD, &c.
Price each or four cases for So which saves Is;
and IN 81 cases, whereby there Ia saving OF BE.
To bs had, whol. sale and retail, of DIR. BARROW,
l94 Bleecker street, four doors below MoDouga
street. New York. Immediately on receiving a re
mlttance, DR.; Harrow will forward the Triesemar
TO any part OF the world, securely packed and adj
dressed according to the instructions of the writer
Sold also BY 5. CALVERT FORD, Jr., Wash
Ington. ID. G. de sam
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COUGHS, COLDS,
HUkRRENESS. 40.

The prevalence of the above complaints ct this
season generally has the effect of bringing out host
of professedlv new speoItcs, and while SONS
good, many are use ess and others even dangerous
ily physician. or otherwise use only suoh rem. dies
as long public experience has proved to be safe And
efhcaciOus Of this character is TTLER'S COM
POUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC. Original
the fsvorite prescription Of an eminent physician
to enjoy q growing reputation for the last twent,
years. In cases CT common Colds, Coughs, dc.. II
acts like q charm, and in Chronic Cases, Bronchitis
Whooping Cough, Group, Asthma, Infiuenza, 30,
ITS success is unparalleled, and most viii testify
who have used it.
Price % cents and 80 cents per bottle.
Sold by Marin & Palmer, Chas. Stott. &C., Wash
ingtOn: Cissel, Georgetown; Peel Stevens, Al
eXandrIa; where may be had also for convenience
In Lozenger form. Price l2k and q cents q box
known as "T,lsr's Gum Arabic Cough CandJ
Drops" olosa -t, pleasant and rfncaciOus Pull
mOnlc LOzenge they are unsurpassed. de Ism
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-27
MEDICINES.
IT Is NOT TOO MUCH TO SAY,
l. SINCE ALL,
OLD A N ID YOU Nc,
AFFIRM Its TRuTH


vrz.-rHAr R RfE9sEF55SS4iv TEooD's HAIR
Win preserve iaJaliteiy the srotrth and color of
the hair, If used two or three times week, to any
msgnable age. Perfectly, restore the gray, cover
the bald with nstuIss own ornament name the hair
preserve the scalp free from all disease TO the great
e. age Judges A.p5Esy DSSt sDS
Ladies of al classes, al over the world bear test-
sa. Es a0 nss is In
HICKORY GROVE, ST. Charles CO., Mo- Nov is, 81
PRoF. o. }; wOoD-Dear Sir: s9metne last summer ".
induce Of Hair Restorative. aud ats
effects wonderful. feel duty aud tn.
teen perfectly covered with sores aud som. esi.d .ead
head The hair almost entiSey came Cd IA consequence
we did g WITH . hop. Of success. bns 70 our
SURPRISE and that of all our friends, few Applications
crop Of hair started aud say
sny Other CHILD We eau therefore and DO hereby recon
mend Resorauvs perfect remedy fer all diseases Of
GEoRGE W HIGGiHBorHAM,
SARAH A. HIGGINBoThAM.
PROF wcoD-Dsar Sir: My hair had, for several y.srs
winch rendered the application Of o
in dressing When commenced using your Hair Re.ora
about ago in that condition; aud hay
ing continued w use I'LL within the las; three weeks b"
greatly preferred produced the application
81 oils other epSrsion have used lregsrd sc
indispensable article for every lady toilet whether b.
Hair Restorative, the simple purpose Of
dressing b.auufing the hair You have permission to
refer all any doubt Of performing all
that lie claimed for It.
MRS. {. SNMoNDs, liz Third street
CIsCIsnArI, O., FEB. 10, 1857.
WELLINGTON, No, Dec. s. 1857.
PROF Woop-D:sr Sir: By ;he advice Of friend Of
who has been Hair Restorative,
daced try it had the fever, last My, aud
nearly every my ne id Now my hair has
deal thicker than Nothing
duty and sympathy that feel others who
afflicted have been. would induce the
puoc Of the benefit have received from
Prof. W ood's Hair Restorative.
IoIIs respectfully, Ar JACOBS.
The Restorative Is put bottles OF three yes,
viz: large, Medium, and small; the small holds hail
a pint, and retaIls for dollar per bottle the
dunn holds at east twenty per cent more proper
ton than the small, retalls for two dollars por bot
tie; the large holds quart, ~ per cent more in
proportion, and retalls for SSa bottle.
o. j. WOOD Il CO. Projectors, Sl2 Broadway,
New York, I'm the great \. Y. Wire Railing Estab-
and sold by al good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. ia 5-eoSm
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Y Low PRICED CARPEiINGS

w Low PRICED CARPEIINGS.
w f. Have in'EtOck, and for sale, a superior as
81 t!nen: cf very cheap CARPETING, boue hit at
auction by US, which we are Iowa offering at less
are now selling them off to make room for Spring
Mattngs, &C. at ., 81, S1f q, IS. 471l, 50 and 60
auction In thi IS city. Housekeepers who would save
largely are adv sed 70 call and exami these goods
alSO. Velvet Csrpetings AZ 81 IS 81 81 and 8 81:
Brussels at IS, s7l and 81, all warranted superior
goods.
je Is cost CI.AGETT + DDDSON.
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MEDICINES.
ITO TIE AFFLICTED!
MRS. N. CO.'S

INDIAN VEGETABLE DECEPTION.
the greatest remedies for Eryspelas, Sorofula
Rheumatism, Scurvy, Eruptions and Blotohes on
the Skin, Piles, Bilious, Ague and Fever Old Sores
and Oil diseases arising from the effects of Mercury,
ever presented to the public.
Testimonials and certificates from hundreds of
respectable citizens of Baltimore and other parts of
the country are IN possession OF the proprietor tes
hfyl to Its curative powers.
~ 1t is sold by most Of the Drugglsts of Balti-
MRS. NJ. COX,
ISIS East Baltimore street,
between Eden street and Central avenue.
None genuine unless her name Is blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork:
III Price 81 per bottle, six bottles for IS.
Wholesale Agent. K :. L. CIssEL, Druggist,
GEORGETOWN, ID. e., has been appointed w hOlesal
Agent for the District, and Will supply the trade al
INV prices. de 22-tr
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Ne<s fks Hon. Sscvsfdry Of STATE Of Figs,sta
EIRcQTIVE DKPARTMKNT,
NEW GOODS
AT VERY LOW PRICES,

~ AT VERYLOW PRICES
We are now receiving a large and well selected
and Brown Shirtlnss, Cotton and Linen Sheet Is,
Damask Table Linens and Cloths, Napkins DoIes
and Linens. s. Undressek Cambrcs, Plain and
geconetu Cambrics, Cambria and Swiss bands,
Edsings In every variety, Hosiery, Jouvins' Kid
Gloves, &C.. &c. We sha also oontinne 70 sell ali
our Fancy Silks, Silk Robes, Foulard silks, Merl
noes and most winter goods at PRIME cost
TAYLOR Il HUTCHINSON,
No. ~ Lo-lsiana avenue,
fe6 opposite Centre Markst Space
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uARTsHORNE's CURE-ALL,
III THE GREAT PAIN INNIRJLIroA.
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK
sFOMACh AND WEAK BOWELS.

BoTfLKs IL, Is and 80 cents and one dollar,
4HE GREATEST DISCOVERY In MEDICAL
HAETSHORNE'SC URE-ALL should be keyt
In al families II Of accidents or sudden sicf-
ness, 1t fresuenty cures il less time than it
cures TO get physician.
cures pain In any psrt Of the system and 10 rss<
externally and internally.
dace bad Cold, Rheumstism, Pain in The Limbs
And Body; also, Stiff Neck-every person should
Eet bottle. IL acts upon the Nerves, Muscles,
Tomagnenc power, expels al pain from the system.
N. BIZ you have . Cough, use HARTs-
HORNE'S PECTORAL SYRUP OF WILD
GHERRf-it 10 the best Cough syrup in tho
Ifyop are Bilious, use HARTsHORNE'sANI
BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver, sto-
sretions.
The above medicines 20 be had 81 oil Drug Stores
IN washington city; KIDWELL CISSELL ~
eeorgctovr; II. PEEL Co., Alexandria.
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