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2eBteS BON Sapana.

yprf, 9, 9lpSbr. Der Oampfer
0uafer GttY 1T BON 6aSana NIT gla6rt6ten bts
gum 5, b, an9etonmen, ST. brin9t bic Mann<
l6aft be5 ant Der &ulte bon 6lortpa oerbrantten
S4ife6 Gbtna BON New=S Orleans,
Die Mannl6aft Der american. 9arfe G9ams
pipn be9ann in !5aeana cine Meuteret, Der Ga-
pitdn erlGpB etnen Der Nleuterer, e4e bic Orb
nltng ber9etellt wurpe, Sein Sene6net loQ
gere6terti9t letr, Die Meuterer purpen 9e-
fan9en naG &eY Welt 9e1anbt,
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~ Douglas NIT faulen gter II
5 eppren. Seine Stelen Snnben bat Der
tletne gtele IN ben lebten Wpdeu t~6etlpetle btr6
ben pretspurbt9en Nutb pteper gut geuta6t, NIT
ipelfem er in ben Seuerfrelierltaaten Mabama
&C. ben 5p6cerrat6ern %entgegentrat unb le NIT
Strtd uho 0algen beprpbte, falls le lire DRIP
9ungen 5u pU0fibren Seriuden wirpen, Sn
W%pnt9pmerY, Mlabama, tparp er bafiir nit fauz
len Gtern bpmbarOtrt unb auf's geneinlte nieper<
%eebrilt. Dtee G~terpirfe unb Slide aeret6en
ism nett mebr gum Nubme, ais Die Qorbeerfranae,
bic er fruber pe9en ietneS Nebrascaz@ erratbes
aus abnltGen Re9tCnen erbtelt.
Wte mir aus Der ~9etri9en 81, 9. Srtbune er=
ieben, tpirp Douglas nod ferner In ben Seuer=
frenerftaatm perrpeilen ul,p ih mad Columbia,
Der StaatS. 9auptlfaot SiipsGarplina's beoebet,
ben Dra&en be5 5p9oerratbs mitten In letz
ner 5Sble an5uereifen.
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~ General Sane, Der sef6la@
gene Observation-Disclosures
6tbat Der 8redtnrtb9er, Der f9 sc
genmdrttg IN @aIbtnetun b%etnoet, la6t iiber pas
Se3elfUnaeel6ret unp II iber3eust, baB itd bas-
ielbe iAnea lesen wirp. Ct Bate cine lanee
l1nterrepun9 NIT DEM &rteesmtntl ter GlpYb, Der
fir einea etfrteen @eener Der Se3elipntlten gilt,
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e. &C. m q.

ED Gr<Senatpr@ graft Dpn 81 DC
+ y a n mar betm Staat5I efretair GaB unp
fra9te i'm, Oh nt6t er uno per pralipent Gttpas
t6un ~tGnnten, UNI bic Serufun9 ether GOnssn<
tipn Der bunpes9etreuen ilplt9em Staaten at
Deranlalen ltnO pur6 le Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
9ung entge9en3uwirfen, 5err GaB entgesnete,
DAP penn @tpa5 per9leiAen 9elAeben lpue, e6
BON ben betr. St1aten ielblt, pbue Nnresuns
Geitena ber gunoe8regtertn9 ausgeben ma0e,
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IS 9tncD IN au 6auIe Der erpablte
9rafpent erbalt, ipte Der q, 9, Shines BON
Spria9felp tele9rapbtrt tpirp, et1e Menge 8e>
iu4e, Die er bGFi6 empfan9t, aber fur3 + fertist,
Qm e~tfrt9lten ltnp bic Nemterja9er aus benz
Suben. Das Se3eliDnseel6rei beunrubtgt
QincCln ui6t I'M minpeten, pa er iiberseust 1T,
baB e5 tbnt ~9eltn9en tpirb, bic Se3ellpnilten gu
9aaren gut tretben 1ao bur4 etne eere9te unp
.gemaBt9te Npmtntlrattpn ben SGpen fir lt9 gu
gepinnen, @ ~'1@ $50 i
lleber letn Mtniiterirm tptrp frrttpabrenb siel
geIprp6en, er lel6it aber i6wet9t pariiber,
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Sur @rtbnocbtcn!

Sn Tp9e @inrtttln9 Der 3 Gta9en iber meinem 9aeen fin QSbc-
leiaIes9eitatt bin Id I'M Stanoe, meinen reitbaltieeu @prrotb bon
g9ooren better gu entfalten. Beterpertaufer tSnnss iegt nit auer
NtuBe lbre IuSpabl treffen. rbne bonn &etatt- @ei6fft ts.intra6s
Der Stact 81 %pertauisn, bite it nm sablrettel 8eIu6. Sclte,
bic .SatrS" o%erantalteu, erbaltsn &oat.n gu gsbrIeaIt-prelen.
Sec. y. Steinba6,
Supporter & Spbber in
6ancp SoooS, Cops, gtrtipuS, 8aStets, g1rtunlerp &c,
70 VI. 8aIhmoretry nabe GripoletS Iuep
Sep6-g3 .9rmpIe Of (nncn".
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&OiclsW

Y8ir laben 20 eberoettdufer freun6li6 en, unier reitbaIh9eS
Enforcement bon Spiel Naaren in Iu9 "ni4et1 gu nepnlsn. Samnnt-
Ii4e Gtut6ufe purSen hurdb eimn 9~beIbater unerer Sirma in ben
bidi9lteu 6abrtten Gurppa's sematt, ppsuldp wr IN ben Stonb
aeIebt fiu6, benz R6ufer Die neuefteu @e9snftanee %anSubieten unb
5u ben njs6rgfen Nreieu ~abIu9eben.
@Gmerbtmaun Co.,
gsrp5 Int SIC. 4 Q NprS- Spwarbfr.
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8iraiuia. unb Seuuefyee. Balm.

9Yn9burs, g, sos, Die &eparaturen
auf piei er 8a6n, bic in 8pl9e Der lebten lleber-
idpemmun9 nGtbig wurpeu, perbm I'm Sam
Itad Dp(lenpet 1etn.
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Meuer 8amperein Wictpria V1p. 8.

DtsTer neue 8auperstr erfreut fb ietner p~pr3i9li6en G~inrtbtuns
weaen Der 9rDBhn &belnobme, wel6es bMu Teranlaiiun0 0iebt,
natiten Wtcnta9 ben II. ,. M. in Scr Sur.9auss9aae SO. 2S6
men. Sn bier @erIamnlung Werteu sic @eItse poaIanSia pcr.
9eleisu, bic atttcen 8eanNen errdblt, ub Die srite gtnlase erbc-
ben. gu 9lether Set rereblen mir nt9t ansuSetseu, boB bic Gin
gen 9en0musn perrsn. @eriaume Meutunp 6iie Geriummlung..
GSWo q q h. nrrn &pfr
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IN &ennefIee.

Nafbptl1s, 9, 9tpe, NIe Grbttterun9
iiber pte gBabl Qircpln's bat fA 9ele9t. Gennels
fee felt treu CUR l1nipn.
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She SpnrSer Gtnte
MuHprDerunu

SpDonna @eaoer, mozn9oft an Ger &iooe @pao. Surtsbura
torbert Die Gpa 9utb out, 9efaaait binnen Spei @cden ibre @treii
an Te, ibre Sreuubiu Spbouna g8eaoer, nat SarrS6ur9 10 lhnel
pie mb9li6 brefth 81 ienben, iubem Trau @saper ber3lib ptni6t
tB bic Gca 2utb 10 ibneI mic iaS9ltdb gu ibr trmmcn wS6te.
II@l
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-16

IFA member of the Society of St Vincent De
Paul, denies through the London Times that that
Society has anything in it assimilating to cler-
cal association. He says that the Society, which
was established in Paris in 1885 is an association
of laymen who areexpected to devote portion of
their time to works Of charity. 1t does not ex-
clude members Of the ecclesiastical BODY but the
association was not intended for them and those
who have joined it, If there be any such are In a
very small minority. 1t has also nothing political
ia its character and all political discussions ire
banished by rule from the meetings. The whole
object therefore of the Society is charity politics
are foreign to its purpose.
HAN Opposition Club for the forthcoming
Presidential campaign has been organised at Pat
ersoa. New Jersey, its members pledg them
selves to work with determination for whatever
candidate shall be nomi mated at Chicago be he
Bolts, Bates, Bell, or Crittenden from the slave
States, or Seward, Chase, Banks, Lincoln or any
other person from the free states.
IL Two thousand dollars il is stated. have al
ready been subscribed towards the erection, in
New Jersey. of monument to the memory of the
heroes Of the Revolution. The estimated cost OF
the monument is SiU. 900. The work viii not be
commenced until Sis 900 have been subscribed
II The wonderful blind pianist and musician
me colored boy Tom of Charleston, recently sang
after having heard it but twice. He is OH his way
to New Orleans for the purpose of concertzing
and VIII 90 from there to Mobile.
U Five inmates of the house of CYRUS Averv
at LYONS y. Y, Were poisoned on Friday even
Ing last by eating Of buckwheat cakes No lives
were lost. and the poisonous matter is supposed &c
have accidently reached the batter
IL Miss Phasbe Mary of Woodbury. CT Wa.
killed last week by falling dewn the cellar stairs
she lay al night OH the cellar bottom and strange
to say, was so far recovered as to go about lie, or
binary workout died before night
IL II Is stated that the late Rev David r. Kim
fau of Ipswich has left more than > coo sermon,
fdlly written out i'll plain hand He averaged
~ new sermons year during a pastorate of hal
century
STEAM on THE CANOES This great Indian
river Is 10 be regularly navigated BY steamboats,
and two OF noble size. intended for that service
are now In progress of Construction In England
iD-A bill has been reported to the legislatur,
OF Maryland, repeating the appropriation usual,
granted to the African Colonization Society
ID Two young men in Normandy died recent
~ OF Internal ulcers, caused by tobacco smoking
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-16

GRAND EXCURSION FOR THE EDITORIAL PRO.
rEsSIOS OF THE WEsT.-The St. Louis Evening
News says The Baltimore and Ohio, Terre
Haute, Alton and st. Louis, Ohio and Missis-
sippi, Little Miami, Central Ohio, and their
connections, have gotten up an excursion fol
the editorial profession of the West, which
promises to be one Of the grandest affairs of the
day. The invitation is to be extended to edi-
tors throughout the West, South and Northwest
1t is designed that the guests meet at Wheeling
Va, on the IS Of April, which day the
Baltimore and Ohio will start a special train
for Washington, stopping al points of interest
sufficiently long to afford views of the stipend
GUS scenery and magnificent landscapes on the
road by daylight. The trip includes visit to
Mount Vernon, Baltimore and Harper's Ferry.
as we'll as many other points worth seeing. II
is designed that a single ticket shall carry the
holder upon continuous link Of railroads from
st. Joseph to Baltimore; and from the manner
IN which the projectors of the enterprise have
heretofore managed these matters. the excur-
zion can hardly fail of success. Those who do
not meet at Wheeling, however, will be entitled
10 the use Of the ticket at any time during the
session of Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-16
THE EVENING STAR.
GETTING THE PONY SHoD'
And W hat Came OF H.

went to the smiths one sultry day.
For shoss for my iavoTlts pom, Al I'LL
And stood in the door oil "a sHoR no ~hiie,
nj nlay-d with the Watchdog, Tony.
Then watched the sparks from the flaming forge.
And talk Cd to the smith OF the weather;
Tffi. what with heat and with nothing to say,
grew thirsty All dull together.
Whom down by the well, through the garden gate,
seeing Susan, the blacksmiti's dau ghter,
I brushed the coal-tuSt f.o:n my face, aud went
To ask for a drink of water.
The bucket was heavy, the chain was lOng,-
You wOgld say so too, III you saw II:
Twas down in the well, n my arm was strong,
So offered, of course, to draw It.
She thank I'D me /; leaned on the coo., wet curb,
The sol shadows over US string,
A. che filled the pail, reTnnr king the whll',
's'Tis very warm day for riding"
YES" answered, and took from her small brown
hand
A bri Sht diPper Drumming over,
I'd thou Zht while drained 1t in sight of her smile,
How happy must be her lover.
stepped slowly across the tlagstOnas wet,
When she sald, without blush or furry,
Your pony can't surely I've waiting yet,
And why need you BE- IN a hurry ~
So carried the pail to the kitchen door.
Where lay sleeping my old friend iOny
She talked to mo while wa resting, and SAID,
With the rest, she wished she ha q pony.
"You may ride mine" sail and so the next day
:, s:nt Il by Cyrus, her brother;
But ne pony had life. AMI. alone, wasn't saf1,
SO went. just TO make up the other.
Well, Susan liked riding. and liked it too;
- We tried II, oi course, quite OFT n
Too chill for the sun to soften.
Then to Susan said, since we cannot ride,
This dreary November weather,
II YOU think YOU would like 1t as well, my dear.
Suppose VI, try walking together :"
Twill Won walk with Inc always ?" said ard a sh.
Said NOT may" took II for granted,-
Eos 'sience Is YEA" so the old a iage says;
And silence was just what wanted.
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

BROWNS HOTEL Jones, KIT: Rlggy,
iaa.j snmCnd No Ho SS55s sRS pa; ia VINES Gnss
NC;J St.ws,t "a; J NJ lnday. ny; 4 Losrs
f.. sE 2h.rDs shs ny Y?ss RsSRSsg
Cover NJ 81. kkG paP NJ
JssE;2n: T$N; Bel V; and Mla ysk Sf
nS vlnss W. w. y Mrs. sa%d
r.; Evans ~: n Van BIZ, Va; + bay, sc; q
si Ssst'S Mi ss4 Ts aay N9IM Tacss
Gsm,. " o PS De- s.g if,II.nd Ia1y Ia
Pa s3isf s, kI Ma; Nj Myers Hssx
Csmehe l. Gs,se IA; KeiIoS. s ana Nv Wa: mo-
I:SWhIse, Cal. ~T "aSn'
, WIL1L 4! R HoTELs,A spenner, Ga; Il
jSSss. G Is H Mln' Hf III b.
s SsjfasSSTys: fId K ssy M CTS'. UsA
SSssss MNs S: W. fi.ars. dS 6E1 isA De
Bsmhill. Pa: McHsnry ant ana isa amy oy Il
'y wiz: ,' bl " s:s Ss.s: e
Wright, NEE Williams and afS. "i ~; ri vi =
dSi knassed I'd do Siy sgSS dei w Wv.
+ Geuiinan.a. NY; W London AID lady do: co
do Do hG"P Ps Sn @G WIT N ffhsnS
D9Ison GO; :. Grean and lady. canada; Col l.
3D. $H0t ts d; 81! }' R:s MC
non u d Amman, NJ; Mr. and Mrs Elliott RI
p NAtTSaONAL HOTEL..s Polk. Md; E Beal
Ia; STRONG, Benson, f Giles M: N BIoi az n
Fiet op M le and 'ssds 4; Johnston NJ; G
: ysnt, See, H.; White. Ca; r B Val" T.
SN; w nay ToSd, A dIasnes, z BRYAN, w n
hihsiey, Dicserson, d b Bride eford " Bar
t1G.gmeT; We: Mace, " Sanderson, NJ; q
grimm, Nh; Sanders, NY; l. B Morse XIV: :
Parker, COLONEL u Kane ] Dulles two Nissssss
pulls, LOWS; NJ; Parker Va; W gnrhss,
"a; . WIEN ~; \ Lsde, Ct; w y"n, Ny: !,
HnfVeI, Mo: T. isipman, ca; q Plunkett Mir: %
&he ,leT ny T Deone, .; Il WarGsn. NJ: z
But or and l'dy, ri; Zsrser. Miss; DR. T.tes iW
SHnEon, Oyerstrset Tex; d A Younger. A MI
49,. Iat.s. Tx John Johnston. Mass; J G
Mus 'lenhe. La; 6 w Morton. In Bowl;ns'
u, HhhWOoD HOUSE, W Dalleum. Md. e
IT. pa w "a, Bowman. Ga; r DOtiop and
"a. ~. s,,nsstson, Nd; Bien, Nv; Bubsrt.
,evi m - nnin, j U Penno1k, Pa: c AlmoGd'
ersxsfd aHs A SSi w cpSs srn Hanson.
I.1hnst On Foster, Ianrfors nsr = E2i
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T., Willards' Hotel

sl,nnnst. Francis f. Willsrds Hotel
Stanton, Renj.. Hyatps. $50 PenngylvanIa ~
Stevens, Thaddeus, SIS Ut n, Capitol Hill
Stevens, Isaac l., Private, sos 18th st
Stevenson, John W., Private, 26S 1t
Stewart, James A., National Hotel
Stswart, VIM, IS Louisiana av
Stout. Lansing, United States Hotel
Stratton, John l.. NJ, Willards', office 2lS Pa av
Tsppan, Mason w, National Hotel
Taylor. NJ, Private. west side 2lst ct, bet and
Ihayer, Eli, Willards Hotel
Iheaker. Thomas c., Hyatt's, $50 Pa. av
Thomas, James H., Sn st
Tompkins, Cydnor D Washington House
Train, Charles r., Willards' Hotel
Under wood, John w. H., as 9Th st
Vallandlgham Glenn. L., $50 1t
Vance, Zebulon B., Mrs. Harrison's, ST Pa. Nv
xandeysr, VIM, Private, 10 Massachusetts Az
Van Wyck, Charles H., National Hotel
Nerree, John p Wizards Hotel
Wade, Edward, 393 st
Madron, Henry, Washington House
Walton, r.. P, SA est
Mashburn, C, Clarendon House, 9Th at 4 Pa ay
Wash burne. Ellihu B., ass 9Th st
MashburI, jr, Israel, Private, Franklin Row $50
Webster. Edwin II Mrs. HaTrlson's, S77 "a sy
Wells, Alfred, Mrs Tilley's, "A Missouri ay
Whlteley, VIM. g., 5l2 uth st
Wilson, James, Washington House
Window, Wm., Avenue House
Mlns.Ow, Warren, 2f6 st
Wood, John, 500 llth st
Wood ruff, John, Wlards' Hotel
Woodson, Samuel H., Browns Hotel
Wright, John w., Browns Hotel
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ALPHABETICAL LIST AND RESIDENCES
MEMBERS OF THE XXXvIth CONGRESS
SENATORS.


Anthopy, II. B., willards' Hotel
BaIsTd James A., is4 + St, betwser1 18th and 18th
Bssr 1 % b Elves III sna ' 81
Bins ham, X: s.. v ashinston House
Broekinridss, j. C., aSs st, bet 18th and 18th
Bright Jesse p, rs 18th St, bet. Pa Nv and II st
Chandler, Zach, llS4 st, near oornsr soth
Cisrk. Danisi, WASH ns.on House
Clay, c. c., Browns Hotel
hSSi " 3: Ho bet 18th and 18th SITS
CIittenden, John J., Na.ional Hotel
b.a sSs: e q b! 1 Kas and ,fss,
DOoli,tle, James R., Mr. NOrton's, 50 ~ st
BsEss & @
sus nj: Bss a. :sS ts
Fitz patrick, Ben,amla, Browns Hotel
Eoo .tsS spoPoa, Ms ii GhR%fHn oss: $50
Green, lanes s., crassfs..'., ~, COR and 9Th St.
S Sss, J %m 49, N a. st: 0 aoss 10th
Hamhn, Hannibal, Washington House
JAMES 5s SSs pf Nous. Madison Place
Haun, 4, r., Browns Hotel
Hsmss s M street, 5ss Ell ,S an. and a
lverson. A, Miss Queens, ~ c st, bet r and F
saStss q sns ST a sps 10th
Ss S st. of Hin
Mallory Mail, Us, 5. r., National Hotel
Mason, Jas. NJ =, 44 II st, bet llth and 18th
Nicholson, A. d. F., KirkwoOd House
pearoa James A Mrs. irving's, % ~ ct
Powell, l.. W., 26S 6 st, bet 14th and 18th
RRq sd Mn Rc1 afI s S BET Az and is, s.
Salisbury, w, Mrs. Irving's, % ~ st
Sebastian, VIM: n, Dr. Dunn's, 46 H It
Summons Jas. + Il, Wizards Hotel
SlIdell. John, 5I2 II st, bet 18th and 16x st
Tsn EJc Hs H III nth :. 18th
IhompsOn John r., 40 18th st, bet + and F
TTnMDqIl, Lyman. Is! s,h st. s,b bet +, and
Wilson, Henry, Mt. Joys, cor 9Th and Pa av
WlgfalI. l.. r., Browns Hotel
Wilkinson, NJ. ) Mr.. SOlomOn's, 400 9Th st
Yulee, David L., 262 st, bet 18th and 18th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-16
THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
rRIFsRMaR "a

Protected BY Royal L.tts-s Pafezt Of FssLrsd n.d
secsred by fte Se1LS Of the Eeo!s de Pharrdeis ds
Paris, aud the Imperial CO!!ese Of Medie,ns,
VteHrn.
No. I is invaluable for tx haustion, spernator-
rhGa, and al hysical disabilities.
No. 2 completely Grad Gates al traces OF those
diseases that have been hitherto trestec by the nau
seOue snd perEicIOus use of coravla and oubehs
No. has entirely SUPP anted the iuju rious use Of
mercury, thereby lnsuring 70 the sufferer speedy
reef dispensing al purtles and roofing out the
venom ofdiseare.
TRIESEMAR.Nos.1 Ia and 2 are prepared in the
form of lozenge, devoid of taste and smell, and
can be carried IN tho valstcoat pocket Sold In TN
GASES, and divided INTO separate doses as adminis
tered y Valpeau, La lemand. Roux, Rloord, 40.
ard In 81 oases, whereby there is a saving of la
To be had. wholesale and retail, of Or. BARROW,
1874 Bleeoker street, four doors below McDousA
street. New York. 1mmediately on receiving re
mlttancc, DR.: Barrow will forward the Triesomar
70 any part Of the world. securely packed, and ad
dressed according 10 the instructions of the writer
Sold Also 6y :. CALVERT FORD, JT., Wash
ington, ID. G.. de 6-Sm
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MEDICINES.
ITO THE AFFLICTED!

INDIAN VEGETABLES DECEPTION. .
This valuable preparation has proved to be one Of
the greatest remedies for Erysipelas, Sorofulc,
RheSmaslsm. sSuIvy. Eruptions and Bi1 SS on
Nervous Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver, salt Rheum
and ali diseases arising from the effects Of Mercury
over presented TO the public.
Testimonials and certificates from hundreds OF
respectable citizens of Baltimore and other parts of
the country are in of the proprietor, tes
GTIt is sold by most Of the Druggists of Balti-
MRS Nj. COX,
l5S 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.
UProe s. per bottle, six bottles for IS.
Georgetown. D. c.. has been appointed Wholesale
agent for the District, and viii supply the trade al
nv prices. de 2-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-16
MEDICINES.
1T rs NOT TOO MUCH TO SAY,
l. SINCE ALL,
OLD A ND YOU N g.,
AFFIRM IFS TRuTH

va'-rHAr s EfEssEEGEx4iv TooD's HAIR
sns age PsrfsOy, restore the gray. cover
a msks s1 i more Pn .o and tSsa and
preserve the scalp free from all disease TO the sIeat
Ciersymen. Professional ven, and Gentlemen and
Ladies Of ali classes, all over the world bear test
Read the following, and judge:
HICKORY GROVE, ST. Charles CO., Mo- Mo-, ls, 81
nduc Of your H,lr Rs,orsh'e And Its
effects wonderful ne feel our duty to yon ana me
perfectly covered with and called II scsd
when friend seeing his suferinss ADVISED your
Restorative; dad with little hope 81 success out 10 our
remove the disease entreiy, and and InIuriant
Of hair started Ori and we can now say that our
boz Mas as healthy scalp aud luIuriIn crop OF h"ir
other child We ean therefore and do hereby, recon-
VIZ '~-f N'N GEoRGE w HiGGis BorH.M,
SARAH A. HIGGISBoTHAM
PROF woop-D,sr Sir: My hsir had, for several y.ar',
been becoming prenHturely accompanied by hrs
winch rendered the application Of oil
ia dressing when commented using your HAIR hest"ra
ahout months IN hN condition. aud hsr-
TUNED 10 ITS ",tursi color sonss. and Instr.
he preferred those rrodEc ny the application
africe for every adys toilet rht.hsr TO
usei rs Hair Restorative Tor the simple purpose "f
refer all aho entertain doubt oil It's performing all
Mas. c. svMoNDs, ia Third street
CINCINSATI, o., Feb. 10, 1857.
WELLINGTON, Mo, Dec. S, 1857.
PRoF. wooD-D.sr Sir: BY the advice Of friend OF
NINE, who has been using your Hr Restorative,
ducsd 10 try it, had fever, last May, sud
nearly every HAIR my he Nd Now my HAIR hAs
great deal thicker than 1t Nothing but
duty sympathy feel others who
! have would induce give this
public Of the benefit received from
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative.
Yours respectfully, A. r. JACOBS.
The Restorative put up bottles of three sizes,
VIZ: large, mednm, and small the small holds hall
dunn holds ut least twenty per cent. more IN proper
ton THAI the small, retails for two dollars bot
tie the large holds a quart, 40 per cent. more In
proper ton, n I'D retails for IS a bottle.
o. J. WOOD & CO., ProprIetors, SI2 Broadway,
lishInent,D and ia Market street, ct. Louis, Mo-;
and sod by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
DeHlers ia 5-eoSm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-16

w.ahn. Of :h' BAeh sneIYr. htseuos. Of the Kidney.
snd Bladder, n'olnn'Ify nsehaTgs., s s
fsson Of Ideas Papisoa ofth, Eeart Timdy Tr.mhGs,
NOss SKIN, Affection. Of Luugs s'om ,eh Bos.h
so.s T.SE,bi. D.aEd'r. T5,.ns ifo" Solitary hasia q
der Marriage imPVt'"s "nd destroy beta BODY Sha MIND
Especially, .hs h.-. e.san. a., victim. Of so.r, Yves.
that drssdfu aud d,tructvs hHi Shcl snuuly sweep.
a.d talent. aud Lr1t in,l,et MO ugh oh,ru,. ks,.
sntrAnesd Listening s,hRt'I wIh The sund- OF ,logU.ne.
s.tsd se's'y The h'HE Tyre 'Eay call srh frI s.ns
dsnes.
MARRIED PERSONS, Dung Men o-n;smyi ATTN s,f-
Rag. beng aver. Of Phy.e.i .''sn's organic d'lilr.
He who place, buns, furd.r the Of DR. may rshsl-
susiy eonhd. his honor gentleman aid eonfesniy rely
OFFICE No SOUTH FREDERICksTREEr.
lsh hand aid. gong from B.mor. .Et. is door IRE.
nust be paid and contain astsnP
DE- JOHNSTON,
Members Royal College cfsUrssOnr Lshden
from on, of IN, mo.t ,mp,nf N me Uu.S Gat..
and the greater part Of wb,' s has ssn the E,
pals London Para, PHI i.ha aud s.,N here hes 81.
f.cisi Of tho s'OuAing care, that
inO~n many troubled With rugng ~ ths head and .sr
with dsr.ngsmsni Of nuni, cured nsdssy
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Ys,ns Men AID o;h,r. Who have InIar'e h.a's-.. BY
ssrtan practice INDUCED "a When .ion,. hAs. ssu,nu,
which nightly f, .h.n i.s.,P, snd not esrsd
renders marriage mPos BE- and dsstroys bo;h mind and
TIc.. are .o%s d. sd SHa Rrosse.e
limbs, Pains the HrSd nres, 81 Sg oss ri Muscuat
Power Palp Of IN. Heart ysPepsy NERVOUS
Derangemsnt Of the DIgssuEs FUnctos OsHsrA Dsbiuy
symptoms OF Consumption, &C.
MENTALLY-TEc fe-rfrl sfscir ~. mind 4.
be drtsd,d-Loss Of Memoir, Confusion % lasst
OF SprIs, Evil FOrhod h,srtion SocIsy S. DUrus
Low. 81 se,tsds 1mIdy, Of tho s'i,
dussd.
the cause OF ther dtc""g health losing thsr vgOr, 10
coming weak pale, nerves. aud enacattd, having
appearance about ;he cough
DISEASES or IMPRUDESCE
when the misguided and imprrd,st % pss.rr. tnd,
be has imbibed the seeds Of this panied disease.
ds.rs han from applying Eoss who, from education
respectshIty, aIcne befnsnd him. He falls n.
hands Of sad detlgGE pret.ud.r Shc crpah.
OF curing Fitch hs HecuEiary sunsSct keep ham tr6ins
month after month, the ,llles fee % n
tanned, aud despair leave hun m ruIued health
poison, Mercury. hasten ne a SYMPTOMS Il ,hs
terrible disease such AS-cou % the Heart Throat Nos.
SKIN. &c Progressing with tr gtfu rapidly, l death Tut,
period TO his dreadful sU6enRgs By sending him
DR.. JORNsoNsREMEDY FOR ORGANIC WEAKNESS
AND IMPOTENCY.
BY this and important REMEDY v.zkn.s Of the organ,
speedily cured and fG Tkoutznds 81 the
most and debatsd who had Loot ell hops, ha-s
been Immediately relieved
fesuons Lose Of Progressive Power, Nervous lritsbiiy
Trembling and weakness Exhapsuon OF the mos fsarfs
kind speedily cured.
ENDORSEMENT OF TIE PREss
THE MANY THOUSANDS cured tina
last years IN. important
reporters Of thu papers and other perTY,, ncc.s
winch have appeared again and before thu public
aides has standing gentleman Of character end r,spon
sihty 10 sufficient guarantees 10 the Sniesd Jan 2sl.