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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-19
Great Southern Hat and Gap Mandatory.
JOHN Doodle
~ Main street, nic timOnd. Va,

Mirsfacfurer and Dealer "a T,tr, Hrar. Leghorh
Piaama S,fi. and .icien.in Dress Hdts.
HAVE ready my spring stock Of Hats. Caps, 2
i aud tiopi,, Ia which would invite tb" att o.
tin the - chants Of Virginia Sorth Carolina -
Tennessee confident of my ability supply them IN every,
thIns The, my line, good terms thrf
L. pr,~turcd In market In The country
Ny viii h. kept constantly full by The addition 81 any
thing desirable Having greatly nrrens my
manufacturing facilities many desirable styles viii be my
manufacture. Ny lark Nolcskin Hat s still In the 'n
tauk. and equal II moi superior 10 thing prodac'd III The
country.
VI, srtmrpt of Boys Misses aud 'hlerens Richly rimm
Cd Hats ami Flats al all The dIeoi les of BRAID aud Leg
horn. rnnnoi he eNeeled
In Military Goods, furnish anltb'2 required My
snek qualtr, al Army "hrk Gton' Hats N
cpnpe. and Of o different st!s "i Hats or Caps
made h, order nj short notice.
NH Is JOHN DOLBY.
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sE Merchants and others interested Informed that IN
S"uh-s'ic Railroad tonpau. made T., hay,
The raaIe done between Their Depot points Of the city
Give your orders To Mr.. H. r. SINS or sem then. l me a, I
railroad Depot. W. Il, GRU,t; Agent 49,
IYNCnBtRa, Feb. IL iS60. a.,
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All articles consigned To the Agent at CITY Point N be shin
ped h! hin by steamers rSt vessels rs directed, urd
bd of laiing tahen and forwarded npnl any additional
classification of goods and other information ami, /, the
Agent at l!nchburg. H. d. BIRD Sup't
i,t,lt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-19

DLATED TEA SETTS.--We have quite u variety Of T, a
Sets hand, Of which very handsome pat
terms and OF the best qaa! of plate We Viii be pleased
SHOW them j. WILLIAMS Il son,
NH ID - s. Main Street.
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LOTTERIES.
CONSOLIDATED.
LOTTERIES or DELAWARE,
Fer March, 1se0.
FRANCE, BRoADBEETs 4 co. MAsAoEss.
HzEkTsG TON. DEL4 WARE

The Manaxe ell As The publie 10 The following
splendid sc6emes 20 Be dawn In WhmnFsoa eis~ae o'
Rlale anheftty
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,,,ur New Concern.

,u,ut ,-, INtW OOECern.
I'M subscribers have made arrangements fo con,i,,. ,
's ia ,iSfS- unl'r the style and Arm of JOHN II
" ~ and are now Offering arc STOCK nt my
"., @' III III shout time haze II new stock of sra <a.
,,,,,, 80" ""' which the viii sell low cash or 10
" , - - Va ie Isl JG! and Januar, in year
htf hdnks io he patrons the lat, concern
''r ti'h h Patronage, and solicit their rontnnan.. r., ,i
Nv" e""cefh and viii eadeayo give soii >fartinu wv
fab sa,s JOHN T. DAVIS
JAMES Y. SCOTT,
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Great Reduction In freight from New York.
THREE TIM Els A WEEK.
ri a. TIE JamfstiIot will leave New York on
tuesday; the Hs ke Thursday, and the
IUEfOWH saturday. Ec,urrii.s, the jamestown leaves
Richmond Friday attcrnoon Point same evening, AMI
Norfolk saturday evening; HOdHo Richmond Saturday
afternoon, city Point al Norfolk Monday
ing; The iOykfJTH rHNc Ricimunu r-ay uErrnoon tHy
Point evening, aud Norfolk Wed, day evening.
Measurement Goods 10 Norfolk If Sm'utb, ut cents
ooito Git! Point cents and Eichmond eight CENTS
Other Goods in Proportion.
Passage t" Norfolk tsatc and ais ncluded) ~; 10
Petersburg ar Richmond $lU; Ia iynchburg al
For further particulars apll. 10
LEE ROOKIE IL co, Agents.
feb Gdls Main street, L5nchbuf-, Va.
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. DISSOLU WON
'b'Hi concern OF JOHN T. DAVIS CO. was Js.,,ol mn
4 III" 8si Dee, mbcr t>;a expratiop Of ,ho 70, M VIZ
hr'4eNhp Ni Indebted 20 said c,,uc rn IN rlcas. ] FAR
wa'h ana se" their accounts Tho> having claims ay,n,,
'h' concern viii please presen, them for payment -
JOHN /. DAVIS
JAMES SIoTsr
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CLOTHING! cL0THING!! CLoTH1N

A a HHDS. CUBA sUGAR-part choice;
~ 300 Bbla Renped sugsr--ali grades;
20 nbls Sweet Cider;
bon Sacks Fine and Coarse Salt;
200 BblA No l and Msckerei:
100 BbiA Apple Brandy;
20 Casks Madeira Wine;
400 Bags Laguyra and Rio Coffee;
100 Bbia Portland Syrup;
30 Bbls New Orleans Molassea:
20 Ticfces Codasb;
30 Casks Fine French Brandy;
600 Dox Buckets, Tubs, Broons DC:
300 Bbia Fine kye Whskey;
For sale by JONES co
dec bids Ri,Lm.,a
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ScuIhERN GooDS.-in the stodk of New Goods am
are many things manufactured In the South, viz:
.s Az naoe srie for female ants; Virginia Mixed
Paw M North Carolina Brown shirtings Virgins
nh ~ aae y, Iwilied White Planned, Ne. &c.
- Tvs JOHN j. RVS Ayenf
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JOHN j. PuRvIs. Agent.

"A ls6o-l am this day opening al Cash Store second
supply OF all the latest sylcs OF Hsc Spring Goods which will
be sold Al a small profit
NH l6ts John J. PIrRyIS Agent
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Planters savings Bans
fsafeAs< sis<kksidrf q the fAAn,sfs sAsIaks
a EAg ks5 Il e1sss q J. y Eetlasoa lIsa.y svss
- n.seA - iss - fzsvzse osss s'Fe ~ No
nsssjsss-e :. esss.. s 81
1ssss.s-o 4 1.u,ss ". Go: nssssss nooss
v t. , = siss 3 s sspsa cs. ss
80. - = rsssssss .. ...y. 10 sssaa =. u. Re.
Isxo.ss.s nsrsA IN, issa Inh is-ds
,ortp s M ..s:,. g GOD / m, e.a. and :.
iksse ueAu In Lynchburg thai prepared 30 sell
GOODS Fensonaac terms they md in Tho
NJ oz e ezsss1is b large and slcc.ed with great
have also hand lasgc q Bankris Hat Shoes
and BastA ea stock Of 0rpcrteA which am determined
ed ses ~ sasA, sbori time prompt custonse-
Peasc give ne ell ~ - RraAss STREET -
New Fall Stock.
UUST aseapct Asa The Nerthcsn ces with full stock Of
81 FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING. for geauesaen The
ssss asd tn fashionable apparel the lowest
porA ~ Auni establishment Ne ~ Asin stre
AisA large supply Of 0cafs Furnishing Gocas which
VIII ~ Other hoasr In this city, ais II he LAT
ysiss~ Umbrellas nom the kasirra
exhibition and win be sod cheap
Ycshs and Boys CLorsuse 10 an ny ies and qualities
peaae call ~ hinss s,wlin MurrtPs
and A. c. Lewis and look Coz sell ,sar ssti IA has
been, selling cheap 70 incsesse casissa-
Manufacturers and Faner will do well 10 examine our tos
Of seryanwf Gehins ssoes &a., dc sept s'ds
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Ladies Shoes and Caters.
I HAVE received Part Of my Spring supply of ladi
Misses and Chidrens Shoes, (mh al +. sEABuRY
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A1iLo" " AtEt-1u>' received aargc variety Of Hollow
are '"iS M 90 i"is, Shle> ovens Biscuit Bakers
Nh''h are "tt" ut low prices al III, Stove Range are,
hnds', Na. "a, Maia street. y III Iss
lAhchhlrg, frh. % no ~ y. i.-'
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LANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS,
DISSOLUTION

4 I'd and or sale b, sNIr,i A. , wv ~, f'''N-
jan 2I-s ' ,N'NhH'
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NOTICE.
NOTICE hereby given that the firm William Hail n
IN Co. has this da. been dissolved by cnscnihe
partner George Hail. retiring thtr,;ro The business
will hereafter be carried by ~nl H. Hail Individually,
LYSoHBuRs Sept ~, 1859. Nm IL. HALL u co
snn
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NDTICE.
M aud AFTER MosnAY next ther- viii be Flour inspected
~ In this Depot until further notice. owl ing the crow died
condlian Of tbs Depot. T. ID. JELiIS
nov ll-dts Gen Fri. Agt. Va. n Tenn. L. Il.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-19

4 Corn Meal.
LWAy6 on hand nt our NM and Store q good stocl
u Nesh ground Cora Meal EowLIS a MURREiI.
laa 31-te as4ss No 81 Main stree
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- atches, Silver Watches.
have ]nsi received smother Anpy Of IIrxx,x,
LsvEE WArcHks sooo as any We have 80 M Ting
fn6ps apd that y saking great deal for them ~ We
Auxm our friends who may be In want ~ a. .,., A., .
NJ - SILyERTHORN a CT rPT
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opsnnar, Fssssis r, Wfllardf nsta
$3.50 alss Ds stiHaS ,s AZ = Yssp1ly,psp
stsvsns, fssse l., Priysts, SOS is1hg
eesvsnsop, John W., Private. SS %
Stewart, flames A., National H0tel
Stewart, VIM, Is Louisiana sv
Stokes, VIM. B., Browns Hotel
Stout, Lansing, United Stetes Hotei
Strstton, John l.. N, Willards, onoe Hs feN
Tsppsn, Mason W., National Hotel
Taylor, M. Private. west side 2lstsf, bet y eno n
Thayer, Eli, Willards, Hotel
Thesker, Thomas c., Hyatts, $50 Pa. sv
Thomas, games H., 81 %
Tompkins, Cydnor b, Washington Houee
Train, Charles R., Willsrds' Hoto
rnmble, Carey A, Wiltsrds' Hotel
Under wood, John w. H., 44s 9Th st
vallandlg ham, Clem. L., SO r 81
Vance, ZetsOn B. Mrs H as 81 e."
Van Wyot, Charles H, Natlona Hotel
Wade, Edward, SOS c IT
Waidron, Henry, Washington House
Wsshburn, c. c., Clarendon House, 9Th ct q Pa sv
Mashburne, Ellihu B., cas- 9Th &C
Washburp, jr, Israel, Private, Franklin Row, SN
Webster, Edwin II, Mrs. Hsrnson's, 81 Pa. sv
Wells, Alfred, Mrs. Tilley's, ~ Missouri ev
WHITLEY, VIM. G., 5l9 18th st
Wilson, James, Washington House
Window, Wm., Avenue House
Winslov, Warren, f6 G st
Wood, John, 500 l1th st
Woodruff, John, Willards' Hotel
Woodson, Samuel H., Browns Hotel
Wright, John ", Browns Hotel
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P6R AhE' RF PFF SFpSfgg F -
UNITED STATES
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUEBLO Psrsrrre.l
WASHING TON, February IL iao z

WASHING TON, February IL, 1857 Z
ton Of the act Of Congress emitted tSe sc tn max
ing appropriations to defray the deficiencies In the
department for The fiscal year endins the sotS 81
!une lS5s and IN part for ths support of the Post
lpP sRs ,s.r s spsSs the
dss M so,b PE Sns will be Eeceiyed until ,
Posi- in tinted suites tss use S
per eents dsdretsson from ,S "a Saasrs VII sssts
e >. rald BY ,aw Jcr the pr,nms Of fks E1eesfirs
B sntsssnrss,st which they propose to PRINT the
The contractor will be required to ex.cu,s
and to deusf them az suo upon him for
fhucn persons as the Superintendent of the Publp
desis nsts to he . ps ise % I'm
tract and WHOSE receipt thereof will be nenesesry
tractor viii also be required TO enclose in each
nsents Of tba H., circular receipt from the
Contents Of said PACKAGE TO be returned TO the e
as in I'M 81 such Packages bundles Of Blanks
with stout wrappers scufeiy tied with t9nns sSd
ESy ,s asreoted TO the Agent or POstmsstsr 10
evdsns vi, he Te99Ted to furnish sat,aotory
and To- insut 1sr afSx ana skill e DO the work
81 will be furnished on Application AZ tn,s
e1sot no 6 vii be entertained unless made IN
ne Paper on Which these blanks are to be pr,pt.d
~ s m % the contractor from time TO tune
Sps. LOT uanspOitauon, IN Washington CT, or N.w
ao,k, or AZ any point from New York To Gb,sh ~
SHs. 1rrnspa.tation does not exceed that fro,a
49, foIk 70 Washington City. III reouireS 20 he
Poraa11 must be borne bV the contractor for n,,ns
ProPota-s wi. Oe addressed To Ioyx u
ton snS Of he Public Printing wssSinf
To be published three times WssE 5Is ,kS
Star Gay Gay 81 March il the Gonstitution, Evsnsne
can, Baltimore; Pennsy vanian And Sr.,n soPSSnnn-
oelPhia; DsI Book. New York, and Post 8astnn
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

, BKOWN'S HOTEISIW Schley, Kinds, G w
bsTss %d PW!fff sm Nd io;ss NJ vs
1Ga Ssvs Aha NJ Y Hss1 Wfh NJ M0
in fho@psSn Ns,hs sa.?s s nsgn; s rsy
6 Ha us Ellis, Ga; w eneenni Hhn P Pow on
x Ra,toG, y Gather, NC; w c R1ohardson,
Hsot Peite. Ala; M Msss e%SR ana ana lsay Fu
S IA Wo,f, Val / Jackson; MT Dashill, Ga: A B
Sy:ssf PS ys, Ma T Ssissn AI M eo n
ffs ss T1 rsm wTd Aa Ek9 tI,
YsT E.:on: Sc; A;sSla, 3; K endsll an
3D. sH Mas. ssy a. MIsT: G Msss s
W w Gle SyiIls, F A.lishos;; Nd; r Rams:
Er AHSd E1vHs Moth Hsss'S ~!
Wells. DO; tsft.oa Gsa; Wt @ L.h man. PA
IVA Nsndyks, ny; II Condlct, and lady: NJ; + n
HoPSsod. Ny walsh, G Sc; NJ x Mdai1r al e..
Mshs fI' 8? KENT ssIV "; hon Ps Fs,6n
MoG9 0h,D N.Y. CosbsldaI do; g Johnson
son, Cal; g A Johnson. do: A Bettsy and adv,
Rf .4H:;i and l a%eI ss do
NNs.:;P "a csxen: "; II ss'skOaeh AN NY; IN
NJ TGmpki99i !, NJ; L CTaIs sLd LADY, N.Y.
and ~ ls tsS. do HHiog s. Sn SN M.5's
AsplnwaI and family, do; Capt Culum, USA; h o
Howland, ,Nh; Hon G jackson, Rio Ii Penring.
Nixon ana lady, Ct; w Hall, NY.
NATIONAL HOTEL-O o Cullen, Mimi, F. G
Graham and lady Nd, Rogers. StopcslI,NC: L
Nsson, Mass; n Co Inns, Nv; H Grifin, Srifin,
ND; "A Guel', Pa; Mrs Anderson, Mrs Turner Z,
Laden, Md; Bsale, Pa; r Psmpey. NY; A 1
Ppnen, Al; u West and fam, Va; Ernip r nj
Johns,, w Peoples, f Heueh, T Harper GA: ] w
Stssen' Mo; Smith, sc; DR. Mccoy. -; w Nc
pewsf' TX w Williams, sc; J Saulsherry, ]
Navel nS. y Ala; HqmphIey Mass; w Worthins ton
u Mr. ansRsn. Md; Williams, "a; f ssnfeis
Va IasGn Nd a:i Ls. 2s.ton
lnits' Md; stone Cummings, Pa; e kellogg
NJ; Siockpole. DC; T Anderson,Md; Col Bent
BIZ; Y carter, DIR Gardiner, Hon Cram I'd
Yards, Foso, Md; Haddock, NY; w Jenifer
.KIRKwoOD HoUsE.-w 9 Henry. Mis-, +
GGnnSperlng, MAJ ChopeIing, E Colllnson, Pa; G
ptErampton, N.Y. e Crtokmore, =; M Chapm.n
MIS- r. ohapman; MISS w II Chapman, ID NenI @
MS hatter, Va; o Nogsncrart Cal; G r CorWay
MSS Z Lanman, Pc; X o Stewart, Neb; Young
JRaR.E CS: "a; TS G1o%n' NY Hon Weed Pa
Grafton, Mass; Caldwell, A Robertssn. Ala =,
Ghnyee. Ca; Al Jones, Bossert, Ark; w MUrear
Wlison, Pa; c Koinsby. NY; Ma lie, va.
WASHINGTON HOUSE.-F Edwards. NJ NJ,
Howe, Ely, Peck, II Freshman Nv = Rnr'
rr1nEns, Flint, Ps; McCurnec. MI PayntsT
WWiiiisms, q Anderson. Ky: J Gihson. Adams
Vs. w inship. Mas; l. w hite, C. Wilson and /,
Iii; Andrews, La; Powers, RI. =
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MEpICINEs.
nR. JOHNSTON,

IN. JOHNS1OM,
LOCK HOSPITAL,
Has Diseocrsd tie most Csrta'., Speedy, and osIS
EfsetxaI Remedy ~ fhs World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT
APPLY MINED ATELY.
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
yln. Back q .a' adn:
Debility LaasSTI do, sR,s C
Dmn... Of Sight Of iddin. Disease Of th. Head Threat
Nose Skin, Affections Of the Lungs stomach OF 5evsn
f9ss: and
der Marriage impossible and destroy setn Body and NINA
that dreadful and destructive hab which annually sweeps
.it.d TALENT. and brilliant intellect, Who might have
listening ssnatss with the thunde OF
vaksd ecstasy ths living iyrs may call viii MI ssaa'
dsnss. 49,.
Ii.gs beng .v.rs Of physical v'afn'" 'fsaa' a''iy'
n. Who bms. undsr the sars Of Dr. j. may ssei.
ssy eonads hi, honor a, gentleman and s'nfd'ny rely
spon hi, skill as physician.
ls hand side going from B.!m.I. street fsS deer. ne.
mast b paid and contain stamp.
DR. JOHNSTON,
Member, .fths Royal CesE. sndsn graduate
and tn: sE..s.r part Of Who's. 'p.nt
Pt.. London PARIS. Ph.d:Phi. and els: whore. Ia. Of
Known; many troubled with ringing in "a. h.,d aud .sn
. .s:S .': With Qs: Sns
times With dsr,nr Of mind, cured immediately
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Ysunr Men others Who have injured themselves by
INDUCED in when aonsa habit frequently
learned from evil companions or at school, ne sesen
render, marrias. impos.bs destroy. beth mind and
0'T :s.1d sRD adj sna .r
b earl, habits Of youth , WIsn 1S Of the .: sIs :nS
Pov.r PaptatOn Of Heart k.rvou. IIr,. bin
y Dsrange ofthe General Debility
fs.rui eject, On tn. mind ar. much
b: Of Msmory Confusion Of Idea D.RI.....
Love of Solitude Timldy, etc., SEINE Of the evils
NERVOUS DEBlLIrY.-Fhssssndse can new Jsdgs what
tn: cans. declining h:ns .n:. ,So, b:
about the cough symptoms Of ecnsumpsn
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
Hhsn the misguidsd and pleasure fnds
happen, tmsd dread discovery
n him. FI H. 3 D3o
hands OF Ignorant and designing prsends, who incapable
month after month"; long tn. .ma.. f. can b. o.
tanned and despair leave him with ruined health sgh
poison srcufy hasten tn. con.,uionsl SYMPTOM. Of sh
terrible disease such Of the Heart Throat Nose
p.rncd to Ii. dr.ad ending HIM s M
discovered Country from whose bourne traveller
Dr.. JOHNsONS REMEDY FOR ORGANIC wEAKNEss
AND lMPOTENC7.
BY this great and important saknsss Of organs
speedily cured and full vgor restored Thousands shs
most nervous and dsbiatsd, wbs had lest all hope,
bssn Immediately relieved.
All inPsdmsn;s Marriage Physical Mental Dsqsal
seation' Los, Of Proersauvs Power Nervous 'rtsby
Trembling and w.,ins's EKhoss'n fths fearful
hind spsssdily cured
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PREsG.
fHE MANY THOUSANDS cured this in,titutisn viths
the last and tbs important
cal operations performed BY Dr. johnson, Witnessed nv the
reporters Of the pspsrs and many other persons notices
public,
.dss his standing gsnti,msn Of character and RESPONSE
silty srncisnt guarantee to the afflicted. ian 25ly
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1T The scarlet fever has been raging fearfully
in Illinois and Ohio. At Bloomington, during
the past winter, some four hundred have fallen
victims 70 the disease. In Steubenville, Ohio,
the deaths number from two to Ave daily and al
ready some two hundred children have sue
cumbed to its deadly infurnce.
GOOD INvEsrMEST.-In st. Louis, recently,
the Liberty fire engine company were disbanded
There was at the time Of the dissolution 1925 In
the treasury; which sum, by order Of the members
was distributed to the Protestant Orphan Asylum,
German Protestant Asylum, and the Orphans
Home, Of st. Louis
UThe Boston Journal semi-oficial authori-
ty, says that Gov. Banks will not allow his name
used in the Chicago Convention in opposition to
Mr.. Seward, believing that the nomination is due
70 the latter as the tried and trusted standard
bearer Of the Republican party since its organic
ton.
IL A Warren, r. L., correspondent of the
Providence Journal says that new cotton factory
Is to be erected in that town. Sl17 600 have been
subscribed to the establishment OF new mill,
which sum secures its erection, and nearly the
whole amount by Warren men.
THE SECOND DELUGE.-A French philosopher
has just proved, by procession of the equinoxes,
flood about thirteen thousand years ago. and
that the other half will experience similar del
uge In about nine thousand years more.
lNFANTILE EIsKERs-A male child was born
in Stanfleld, Massachusetts, lately, healthy and
well formed, with "a well defined pair Of soft,
whskers, stretching from ear to ear.' The child
is now five weeks old, bright and lively, with q
growing beard.-BOStOn Post.
D-Itis reported that the Seventh Regiment
expect to so into camp this Summer, and move
ment is on foot to present the Regiment with a
full camp equipage on the part Of the mere hants
of New York. Five thousand dollars would be
the thing.
A CHRISTIAN TURNED JEw.-In Russian Po-
land young Christian has lately become Jew.
For long time, he has been endeavorinS to pre-
vail OH the Rabbs to allow him to do SO, but they
made strong objections, as the Talmud prohibits
proselyting.
IL meeting of German republicans was held
at Utica, n. Y, on the 9th ult, when the old
Fremont flag OF 1856 was brought out and greeted
with great enthusiasm, and vigorous club
formed.
ID-Itis said that all the Republican candi-
dates who were successful at the recent munci pal
election in Chicago, were active members Of the
Cameron Club in that city.
II DR.. Israel Putnam, who was IN Monday
elected Mayor of the city of Bath, Me received
all but one Of the votes cast. The a,me of the
opposition candidate is not given.
II Realfe, Old Browns Secretary of State do
ilVered lecture In Columbus, Ohio, one evening
last week He had an audience of abont t,yentS
persons. Wv
UTRev. Dr. Haight has been allowed fu,-
Tough until May, le6I, by Trinity Cburch Uo
Will visit Europe for his health
IL The wOolly horse now being exhibited IN
Western Virginia, has been sold for the sum Of
$1,000. ' '-0 ''''' VI
IL Caleb Cushing addressed large Demo.
cratic meeting on Thursday evening. at New
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MEDICINES.
IL rs NOT TOO MUCH 70 GAY, q
SINCE AL,
OIL ID A N ID YOU N g.,
AFFIRM IFS TRUTH.

vrz:-THAr PR9 9EEE ~ WooD's HAIR
Will preserve is5aiti6iy the. srossth and color of
the hsii if used two g. three time. week. 70 any
Ss ss &: sss
make it more soft and beautiful than any oil, and
ss Judges.
Clergymen, Professional men, And Gentlemen and
81 ~ We ac % much
Read the following, and judge:
HICKORY GROVE, St Charlie. CO., Mo, Nov. ls, ~.
Yer. nau: ed use SONS Of your Hair and il.
.e.t to report it. Our ltd. sous head or .o%., ns had
been perfectly covered With and called scad
when friend, seeing hi. .udeings, ADVISED u:s your
R.norave did with it'll. hope Of
remove, n IL. d.s,:. :9,i.:y and new and giuri.nt
crop Of hair soon started OUT and We can now that our
any shsr child W. therefore and do h.r:Dy,
GfoRar W. HiGoiNsorHAM,
SARAH A. HIGGINBorHAM
PROF wooD-Dsar Sir: by hair bad, for several ysars
been becoming prsmaturey gray, accompanied BY harsh
in drs.sngi When commenced using your Hair R.s,oi-
tive about month, it was in that condition; and h.v
turned its natural color, and assumed .on.s
TO be Rs.ssd to those produced BY I'll: apple
indispensable. article for every lady. toilet. b.
dressing or b.auyiDg the hair You have p.r%.pon to
refer TO me all who entertain any doubt Of its performing all
c, Ma, c; s1MorDs, ia Third street
CINCINNATI, O., Fec. 10, 1857.
WELLINGTON, Mo, Dec g. 1857
PROF. WooD-Dsar Sir: By the advice of a friend Of
mine, who has been your Hair Restorative,
duced try it had the fever some last May and
nearly every hair my head came Now my has
great deal thicker than Nothing but
duty sympathy f eel to others
afflicted have been. would induce give this
public Of the benefit have received from
Prof.. Woods Hair Restorative.
Yours respectfully, Ar. JACOB
The Restorative put up In bottles of three sIzes
VIZ: large, medium, and small the small holds half
pint and retails for dollar per bottle the me-
dunn holds at least twenty per cent. proper
tie; the large holds quart, 30 per cent. more in
proportion, and retails for $751; bottle.
o. J. WOOD i CO., Proprietors, 3l2 Broadway
New York, Tin the great N. Y. Wire Railing Estab,
llshment,l and ia Market street, st. Louis, Mo-:
Dealers, ia 5-eoSm