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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-29

DR.. BELL, formerly Surgeon in the United States
ARM. gives the following opinion of HOstetteI's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-29

BURIAL -Yesterday evening, the remains Of
WIN. Cross were escorted 10 Oak Hill Cemetery
and inferred by the Siemmer Guards, Capt H.
Mcknight, Of which company be was . membeg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-29

TRANSFERS The Fl fth Pennsylvania Regi-
meut has gone TO Alexandria, TO take the place of
the Seventy -frst New York Regiment, which re-
turns to-day 20 its old quarters at the Navy Yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-29

FRANCIS MARkoK AND NJ. l.. JosErrI were 10
day examined at the Jail, touching charges pre-
ferred against them AZ being secessionists. Tn
examination resulted In both Of them being hel,
until further orders from Gen. Mansfield.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-29

OvFICEks. PETTY OFFICERS, AND Sea-
the capture Of any shaver can have their claim for
Bounty and Head Money promptly attended 70 By
SRIlySsfI ssrt e of B. eSdrssstns o. r WAtlACf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-29

EXCHANGE OF Arms. Yesterday afternoon,
considerable stir in the city was occasoned by
the report that the Ohio regiments had gone down
to the wharf to take the steamer for Fortress Mon
roe. The troops only went to the Arsenal, where
they exchanged their old regulation musket for
the new MIME musket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-29

COMMUNICATION WITH ALBxANpRIA-We un-
derstand that passengers between this city and
Alexandria by the boats now running pass with
out any restriction between the two cities passes
being only required of those going by land
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-29

SENT TO JAIL FOX ExAMINArIoN-Yeste
man named Addison, W no has farm in Fairfax
county, waa arrested near Roach's spring, by the
sentries stationed In that vicinity. Last night he
was brought 10 this city and taken before General
Mansfield, who ordered him to jail for further
examination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-29

DISMISSED -FsnkHn Minor, who was arrested
Ing before Justice Johnson yesterday, and the evil
dence being insufficient 70 sustain charge, he
VS. dismissed. - 'aFsa'p So 80 ~ -. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-29

eNuRsxs PoR FoRrRRss MoSRoE.-Last night
Miss Dix, now employed by Government to al
tend the sick aud wounded soldiers, left for
Fortress Monroe by order from headquarters
This looks ~ IL brush was anticipated there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-29

LuMBKR tn KvKs.-Yes.erday three boys nam
ed Jos. BoYland, N. Thomas aud +. Donolan,
were arrested on a charge Of stealing lumber from
the yard Of James Gleason. They were captured
after hard chase and brought before Justice
Thompson, by whom, after examination, they
were held to bail for their appearance at the Grim
inal Court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-29

ACCIDENT AT THE NAVY YARD.-Yesterday
afternoon, box Of percussion powder exploded
In the laboratory Of the Navy Yard, seriously
injuring one Of the workmen, MIR Davis whose
face, breast, and arms were led with gun caps
some having been driven entirely through his
bot not fatally. As several young women and boys
are employed in this department, IL 10 surprising
that more were not injured. The damage to the
premises was inconsidera6le, although the acci-
dent occurred within few feet Of &C, 600 car
iridges. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-29

SEND TO HEADQUARTERS for Flag envelopes and
Union note paper, beautifully printed in colors.
Buy at the lowest rates and get the newest STYLES
at Shillington's bookstore, Odeon Building,
corner Of Four-and half street and Pennsylvania
avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-29

DIANOS FOR RENT.-A great number of
Pianos, embracing every class and>-e@z
style and prIce, for rent by the week ,EV7
month or year, at reasonable rates. stsfSb
JOHN r. ELLIS,
apI7 zoo Pa. av., bet ath and lOth sta.
WE OFFER TO MILITARY MEN a large
w a, sortment of GREY and BLUE LANNEL
oNER,SHikr WHITE SHIRTS, DRAW
which we invite all cash purchasers TO exsmiae
before making their selections
WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO.,
S22 Pa aT., between and 10th sis,
m p 1ntslIIga noeT and RannhlicAnl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-29

DAzINs THIEE -Y Yesterday. as the Ninth New
York Regiment was passing up Pa. avenue, the
statesmen and clerks OF the stores on each side Of
the avenue were looking at them from the doors
thief slipped iuto the store Of Bacon Co
corner Of seventh st., and stole from behind the
counter a boz containing near sI00 In gold coin.
Quite large amount Of psper meney was lying
near IL, which the thief did not deem worth
taking in toe present DEPRECATED condition OF
paper currency No clue has been obtained to
the thief -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-29

A HINT TO Qua OnMsus DRIvKRs Great com
plant IN made Of the omnibus drivers, since the
fare has been raised, with regard TO making
change for passengers. IL has become frequent
practice Of the drivers, Of late 90 hand back only
a three-cent piece when a dime is passed up by q
passenger, and not one Of hundred knows where
TO obtsin tickets This, on the part Of drivers,
arises either from dishonesty or aIiness, and 10
source Of great annoyance, especially to ladies
We hope q hint h sufficient. - 4 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-29

ARRESTED We hear, incidentally, that Mr..
Addison and his son, residents Of Alexandria
county, Va, now held by the military author
tiles of the United States over the river, under the
charge Of being active disunionists, dangerous to
the cause of the Government Of the United States
Further Joseph Burch and VIM Moore, Post
master at Falls Church, were arrested BY Govern
ment troops this morning and taken TO the camp
Of the New York Twenty-ei ghth and Fifth,
about half a mile this side Of Falls Church
MIR James Bennett, of Falls Church. Unionist,
Yesterday, and there held by disdnion troops
They purpose to arrest aud hold enough Union
men to exchange man for man for Balls troops,
now prisoners at the Washington Navy ard.
WHEN LAST HEARD PROM, lat day break on Fri
day morning last,) the redoubtable commander
OF the Mounted Home Guards Of Alexandria, (who
had become famous, 1t will be remembered for
his valiant and persistent charges upon the old
market women coming to Washington with bas-
keu OF eggs and esculents upon their arms } was
rushing Through the Bush Hill estate, two or
three miles out Of Alexandria, at the top Of his
horses speed. The overseer hailed him, TO know
what the d. had broken loose, that he was thus
securing In hot haste over hill and dale! He
answered Cant stop now 10 tell you-ten thous-
and Federal troops are in Alexandria, and set.
ting spurs to his steed, the redoubtable hero of
the blockade against the old egg-and- esculent
women, was out Of sight in twinkle.
SEND TO HEADQUARTERS for Flag envelopes and
Union note paper, beautifully printed in colors
Buy at the lowest rates and get the newest STYLES
at Shillington's bookstore, Odeon Building,
corner Of Four-and a-half street and Pennsylvania
avenue.
COMMUNICATION WITH ALRxANDRIA.-We un-
oerstand that passengers between this city and
Alexandria by the boats now running pass with
out any restriction between the two cities, passes
being only required of those going by land
MORE TROOPS COMING The New York
6arioaldi Guards. 200 strong, Col Geo D'Utossv
commanding, and the Seventy-Ninth New York
Regiment (Highlanders) $50 strong, under COM
mand Of Col Elliot, are expected here to-day.
Dr.. BELL, formerly Sur eon in the United States
Ritters:
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, April Il, 1855.
some months since. while recovering from an
attack OF Remlttent Fever, was rec nested to try
Hostetters BItters, as an article peculiarly suited
to the CONDITION OF convslescents from fever. IL is
but simple justice to say that restored TIE powers
OF my digestive organs, and at the same time kept
M hot anti
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and restore The health and strength ofihs ,uror.
er. 1hai
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saponificr, or Concontrat' a Lyc,

THT READY fAMtff aoaf NAN
An Indispensable article in etep y
a whereby, with thelrotdlnafi kiuhel
eofnblned with the Saponihef. hey ca
ali the soad they usc-hard, soft AMI
IL sllimske hard waiersoft, and Will els
10 perfsetson--pOtL equals II FOR Clca
scoudns. II H. pat up in air-tigtt Iron
i liz each, which will asks. vith from
common grease, ffDu n e5 gallons
soft sosp, 81 80 10 lbs. harsh
n has nov been sevefni fesfs sinee ~
nshie article wHs fifst intrpduted The
ana ne estimation In whleht u held,
Enown and tried and the iminepse dem
ttf.ota aft quarters are conclusive proc
,fsfmeflts aud valne as a Il H'ity srilcff
BEwARR OF lNffATluNs.--lhe su.
eur aftltle lfke that of all ateorsries
msriland value has induced unpfln'ipl
ties 20 initiate u. We Therefore csni
uuh,ie atalnst wofi hless countetNeis,
acme bui the genuine, erieinsl and pate
,ltle. msnuiartufei only bf the
Pennsylyania Salt Manufacturing
ofr,r rafenlun, liegheny county, Pa
nna Depot, No. 100 Penn 81, above ~
prlare' fIrtrnrNa,
We slso msuuiaeiure Of sisndsrd
canstlt sada lor saaa nlakef. soda Ash,
e,da Ash. sal ~oda. Chtofido Of tairll
; rfas. usnrspese. Nitlic Atia, suta
tlanealue Pow der. Mufialle Acid. 81
Aoat Fort- and Chiofoiorm.
frtfs.rehned sneu White faele, ui
uss.irs r-if. wsfftnted entirely Pure
NJ saiiou. psehafes s'fies
- salt ln the euuntff.4.
i,r .sis - al stsfakseregs -
A Itsfas
...t.l cases. - poe ssF. reauiue. Cor sale
an sfnser'st tfi ees On leis ~ sait pusthast
ptHT a khiis
sysi~iy "a i'vs'
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L4ssl alysrlIs.msal, 50 ssnl.FsF .qaar' sAsh

Legal advertisements 30 cenis rsf s4aafe each
Insertion.
ratisf4rtory arrangements made sitn taest
sho sisn 10 advertise by tns year, witn tAs Priv
ledge 0f chaas.ax Al pleasure. Yearly adrtrliss'
asnts ho ow.xor viii Be confined strictly - tarir
regular business
Adver.iselseuts In ihc special notice column
~ili be sharxed two prices.
Aoxertlssme ats kept constantly 90 tho inside b
yrico tnd half
Baansss nosiees and Co,nmnul oall ons designed
. proaote private Interests. chafged ter cents q
iuc.
Advsftisemsets seat in for 10 specified tine,
wilt e iasertc1 tAror north. unless ordered out
Any alteration of a standing etseft4seiscrt
will arn0u-s - f~He'sli ~ tHr ~. uet~ts 9th
srwlss ayr ID uroL - g 80
Announcing esndidstrs for ofice % evcrl te
srPtisn. viii be charged S2.uU .gr each na4n-
iss Daily. ssd ! 90 In ne weekly, aiSays la
advance.
rssrataisoss adversements whatever.
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CoNFEcrIoSRRIEs. &C

~CuDDER. ". H., WHOLESALE AND RE
= tail Confectl0ner, deals ia domestic and for
eisn fruits, nuts, toys, &c. No. q, north 2d 81.
and No. :, souih Asa Il.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING IN WEEKLY

There will bs no deviation from the shove
riees.
Advert semert. published In bo:h Daily aud
Weekly. VII 5e charged the fall Dsiiy rates with
ose-hsif q the Weekly rates added.
The WExxLr EtrExssi Is reduced 10 81 % per
uaam, aIsass IN aduaaes. and no paper VIII BE
-st to q su bscriber until IL is paid Tor.
CHARLES CRUFT, Proprietor.
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New Books NJ BARTLETT

noLlricA Al pgokl xsbstwern ffeh. .Ahrs
80 go @t~ehes 4. Douglas, u AZ
fls.ansi "a ef t@ts. lo litntis,
FatelAss. ~ ths aaihal ftAs flnpl rhtsf
is-s sua = sih. ~ Alice n iiAsent
mi ieii- sitf
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EN- r1s $
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

I iNCoLN, q. O., DENTIST, OHIO STREET
IL 3doOrswest OF 4th. Torrs- Haate.
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AIRS. cURTIs-Respeeffullt ~.
M nonafss - rs siIIsfrs - TEE ustts a. 4
sieiaitf tat sae ass 81 fseeIsefttI isIl fssh.
tsas. sAs stlld sise lafsfe ias ls4tks ~ .
see ests sses. Naslats. a.. 4 tar
er<xs- i.eptssel GA frsa saA fssl. sstisa.
tsst ga 80 sFz zT sis1Fs an4 80 =. -Eff
- tss e8sla<ss sae tsne fsll4e eieass slusl
q. u. Fstflek.s ffeaao1 <fsfs = hrfe 80 fft
psrs1 q 80 81 klats - aafk - hsf llae IL thr
ss~ts>s sasaf ssst isslftstlets 80 ~lss ssll
toss - - slttfa stfis fte4 fetf4Hssis tsfns
sau al Sc fsr ftf a.saifss
Oct ~, du.
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TERRE-HAUTE, IND. FEBRUARY y, 1861.

Helmbold's Hefmbold E
Helmbold's He!mbold' e
Helmbold's Helmbold 4
Helmbold's Helmbold's
Exfaacr bUoau. ExrRAcr s3uouu,
AxrEAor BucHg, kxrRAcr fBucHu,
ExrRAor RUcHu. ExrH Eur%bucHU,
xIRAcT BucaU, kxraAcr bUcHu,
k1FRAcT bUcnu, ExTRAoF Bucaes
FOR skCRkT AND DELICATE DISORDERS
+ FOR SECRET AND DELlCAIE DisOkDLks
F FDR sECRE AND DELICATE Dl6OkDEks
EOR SECREr And DEtIlAiE IlSoRDEks
FoR SCENT AND DkLlcAfh fisoRDkRs
Positive aud spe, G 4 nedy
a Positive aud Specific tensiy
A Positive and specifc Remedy
A Positive and Spec &C Remedy
Positive aud Specific Remedy
ron DISEASES % ran
BLADDER, GRAVEL, KIDNEYS, DRoPsY,
BLADDER, GRAVEL, kfDNEYs, DRoPsY,
BLADDER, GRAVEL, KTDNEYe, DRoPsF,
BLADDER, GRAVEL, EIDNKrM DR0PsY.
BLADDER, GRAVEL, KIDNEYsf pRoPsY,
Organic weaKnoss,
Organic Weaknehs,
organic - acat<uese,
Organic weakness,
organic Weaknfss,
Aad all Diseases oftne sexual Organs,
And all Diseases OF tho Sexual Organs,
And all Diseases Of the Sexual Organs,
Aud all Diseases ofthe seNua Organs.
Aud ali Diseases ofthe sexual Organs,
ARISING FRoa
Excesses. Exposures, imprudoncits IA Life
Excesses, Exposures. IinPrudencies IN Lie
Excesses, Exposures, lmpmdeAcies in Lie
Excesses, Exposures. Imprudeneies ia Life
Excesses, Exposures, 'mPsu1elces IN le
From whatever cause onginating, ADD wheth.
MALE or FINALE.
fomeios teke no more Pills. They are OF no
await for Complaints eident % the sex. Use
.Extract Esuchu.
llelmhold's Extract Buchu Is a medicine that
Is perfectly pleasant In its
TASTE AND ODOh,
But immtdi ate la its action, Ytving health aud
yigor 10 The frame, bloom to the pallld check,
and restoring the patient 10 a perfect state of
ErAL1H AND PURITY.
Helmbold's Extract Buehu is prepared accor
ding . PHARMACY and chemistry. and Is pressed
TIKI MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS.
Delay 40 longer. Procure the Temess at once
Price 81 perbotue, or six for So
Depot fOi South Tenth street. Philadelplia.
beware os Unprinctpied Dealers.
Trying to palm oGthcir own or other articles Of
Buchu on the reputation attained by
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT OF BUCHU
The original and only genuine.
20 desire 10 run on tho
MERIT OF 0UR ARTICLE.
Their is worthless-is sold al much less rat g
I'D rdcommissions, consequently paying much
ffSr rr0ht Ne defy competition. Ask for
HELMBOLB'S EXTkACf BUCuU.
saks no other. Cascs Gu.rantecd.
Idly
.TH0S. Il. BARR & co.,
- rers- HaRte, Indars,
AEta:, Drugrirt< 1yery where.
5tssis 4 $50 dw'sn
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CLINTON coLLEGE
LITARy sCuooL
oLISroS, vgRaIlLloS COUNTY, lNp.
A RESPONSIBLE COMPANY Of

4 n the cNiaens OF ifnten hafe par ehtstd tiac
ihc "Fatmsf's Home insff4fr," All a4eF sna.
, itr read, ~ the reception ~ pufit. hf o.
fshlh abe nt ~ poflions 81 the estsbiisb .lHrf Il
3 ~ fc nosstirg 49, cid, riif olnt t40 seaoef
on the ~ N IaaaatY neal
Ter boarding Orll4t neni viii se pn oa
sen s,etinQ. ana IS asspiuN teens ull 81
hfnlshet villa .anlf aae bed safh
rtneral niah ~ htfffhfcff. vifH natAiy the
sane teurte - ste.afs aai undsf stas zane
teachers.
Scholars -~it*hese b. ffeperei faf adttnt1f
iifr.
Ihss srhesi year wlii errsl a ~ f.,rls wteks.
sn.l fhe cbArso laf iio4fd aUi fuiuHu 80 -
sights ieat tafluata.
dett4ifw vi a. eouIF
tsftyetie Jeurnkh fdit ~ 30 % foutnsl l'ar
/ : heetoa t.neeWgs ,1sEei,f and Raeks lle
20 u.is GRE. sf
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Hair Jewelry.

AIRS. z. K. WRIGHT WOULD
VI ressectfelly inform the citizens OF rerre
lautr ri vicinity taaLshe u prepared - make
40 klnls o. HAtg IsWELRN Is order. such As
Rlng-. Seais. Charms. Bracelets Necklaces,
cha - &c. also ali xinds OF Hair 0roidcTy
orders len ~ j. ksra's Jrs-elry Store. No 81
y4s4sh street. warren's clock. or - No. -
.ari an street. viii rsssive prompt attention.
Dec dit
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kkANa 90 ofrlt tas
"a. Williams. Prest. F.S.w tiilsfhs. CssA'


state effafisna. pigr esHsfr. 90
p. : ssNtilianas, heiag duiy svors dePoses
and says. that ne IL Cashier 81 taid Rack. al
that fhe fsFsRctag repsn 81 ihe CO 0tdlton of
saii Bank. fur the ptfiod therein uanet. Ia
tfnt and correct . The beet ~ HI know led xe
and bcuef r. : NlLifA ANS, Cash'f.
Suhscfibei aud sworn 10 BE- lare NE. tbs T1
dav of laasstY. tsei
laisu GRO c. pUy. Ao'ary fu5us
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nAILy TRfBtNE, flli i.suc. rss ans.a,n. 8,
asNI.M LkALl .Llai N l...a

StNt-WIkkLf .llsf ,...s
WEtkii. f52 tt sa
iotLt s>.-.Seusl-Wsekfy. tua terles itr
-. ave Tor tll 50 tau copies 10 enc adlrca. .
fDr sgnfanf n-fr fsrwrr rurnbsr "a iha lat Ser
f4lr log. Slub Of iuchfy. an extra cap4 Nil hr
seni. fof afiab of fofly. ve .eed ilfE uAiLl
tklhiNl Fraiis ene seaf.
Weekly. Ihrte copies Tot t3. Gee fel 8. .fel
f1r ff2 aud ny taffrr uUaahfr ~ tfc rsfa "a
~ - each per anauIn, thc paper 81 be atarsssel
~ ssch fsbfgflasr, 10 tluls eltneAit. Ne senl
IN esifa cory
!. isenis seqiss IS o. 9 alirasa feg. s,o. ulth
fH' rttft - hln BIO felds us Tie tfuh fol
~ eius - one agn1fta. IfiL n4Lf- -gEf
ttNh All ts seHt sf4-f one sa4l.
fafmehi a'rafs lh ktfeucc Atdre.a
liihs1 ~ sNNE, So. "a Nass4a stN.l
Dec fiFGa.
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VHEETRIB UNEfOrIe6I
PROsPECTgS.


The Nxth Fo4ume ~ raE wbtkLf IKl-
BLNk commenced Will tnc lssue ~ SEPT
nurirrthe "a searIHE rhlbO n has bee
eb lsea to eeV9te qaiic a large proportion 4. 81
fsrcro Political diseusslon slnos' etI 10y, for
Renies AZ 20. - 2ssfs. aua .tfete n>.fiy All
ogr cciums 10 sah'cefspi its. iAicnse. trt "a ore
iabidihf, interest Among tnesc. We mean 20 "a,
rnt sAfloN The whole subject ~ Edu.
ftioH. boia Hopulsg asd General. VIII be discus
set in our columns SIR .gnuui the year l-ei. and
we hop - enllstf ~ thai siiscuatlou some ~ thc
. fI0fuanl. ttthinkefs eI.d t.t rhlcsf Instructors
F lu aar foaufrf- ~ IsEf olcl our hure and 0uf
resolve thnl hs cause 90 kdGc zion tt1ll &C.
tffve 1n impetus from fhc tNfffilns - TIN
TRIBUNE. inlls s-il' lf during IN yfaf isii
~. AGkl ( lLil Rive aats bees tcmrfi
ifl 70 rfeilitf our rlucldiinnr of thie fteft pa.
fste.t ihToashout ftae. and shall crdeakNl O.
.toul isnr.ftIlu lr1i. NAairtsf ais,oNfTs. ac
duttfon drin fnrtlhfi IN, A. caica utca Ia render
ihsreaaIa pf la.-lr devoted 10 calusat4on nofe
tnplc nf lsofe ,sfiain. siail receive Ifohlpi ana
tll -MNN. FAILURES. ac..-wc heli a..
fcfy intfHfitn er eftci See whereby Ameficai.
1spii.. ,id ithei afaat is,io4 n a. j -eNania.
.rNu.ly tlnntof 80 iH as a. tsrt4fs 81 haru.
tsetartns 80 -, csaalfai .tauitfy as fenl .of.
frb1tsu 90 fhs Inaiil Neti. llsaflrf tiapief,
trs.iH. fBpss eanvtnicst. niufs fenianef4ills
narkess tat he fafaief. Win iaiiel en- ries me e..
oi Aininf. lfon making, sleei makiaf, Cloth
nraNlns. Ae.. A.. 80 Vur tDuutfft anl t.t
Mnrii .shHi hr Wtfthfn and reported hf ds y 800
80 earlsF ana setlfs syml.aub
{ Nv tDEtleN AtfAlae.--Ne employ thr
Ihfst torfftFaI ttufs 80 f.oaEor Paris. 1lrin.
~ 80. snA utaef tafopean sapliais a. tfsHs
snltus early tad tetpfsii advice oi the great
~ +assst efe II ientis tut cas- ainls qfs Pains
"a tplff ~ iHe pressure 81 ppmrsfic fuiuiss. oai
Nm lfom zee oif worlds nov tafiId an|
alaple eut - shall have 20 render .tanofe PET
sfrt tiaIlns thc . senf iai ycsr jsst before 49,
.-.lluNI \ sNa ..--A employ re- alafpfl.
.c,fiespondeafs fn Calf1 IA. st The lsthusas ol
nffcn. "a thc ktfhy nnuHtsin Cola Atsion
ftuj v borrower elas they seem requisite. Prom
shc mere ateesslb.s iottI9ns II oal uN D ropn.
tfysc derive oar iufffn4uos naiaiY from ths
|fiuiinffous cnffesl 'uderts az the a AstotIatst
frcss, ffom our txshanets, ant the ocs asl lDns
lcttr of intelligent irients. We tlm to lTin'
ihe healest general nt vslarrf. Nlit thr i4ilrf
and mos authtnfc fuflulafg ~ lfff4i lHfciN
srncc tnft II anywnarc sf7fit a. Na9ing 81
''Wuke each ass 3 crit GA he lasl. - AH4 print
q better aud brtter pApel ilcin year 20 year, 81
eut taeans Afo stettiiy enlarged tlftnra iAi
|Fcnfrous operation ~ 0pf many Wtil-eIsh
fe~. ~ solicit art shall labor o. fCsrfff a con.
ilnusn4e ef IA aIIf aver
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN
THE
RICHEST DIADEM T.
EFKR w0S 81
KIN OR RORS /.
WHAT! a AEAUTIFUL HEAD OF
n I'D


VIE article t.as viii naturally re-
store tbs color ~ the nafr, tihs chaneins
o. wstth 90 gray being suindicatioa of q lack u
pfofsf socrell0ps,l is truly valuable med 81 ne
Pref Woods Hair Tome ls Tie only safe rome
color anu tie several evidences ofn lack - se
erstions a. toe roots oftae hair, which can be
iOuaa. Qaick pfcpara1aas appnnt, and chair
tauicsn nli every Ncorner groveryff In The eeun-
ny. avoid all hair toniCsn nniess known 10
ih8 preparation II SOME man whose celebrity
has became worldwide. DO not lct any nos
iraln "a nc er ex pc riment upon your hair. f,ueh
nothing yOu have not good reason 10 believe ~
4ifth1tit pufplffs 81 Be. Professor "a oel has
ais pfcpatation. bis present lame over - GER
80 sstes are before us efthefalne oi this liail
restorative, from parties who have tried ill.,
Read the follow ng.
~Ngv YoRK, April ~, 1855.
DIR. WOOD DEsR sIR: Permit mo 10 ee-
press 90 YOU The obligations am unt ~ for the
entire restoration o. my bsir 10 its Original col
~. Abouttne tlme Otmy arrlyalln tne United
States IL ives rapidly btcDmiug graz, but, ifHon
soon received it, Original hue. consiter 0ur
kasisfatYe as q very wonderful Invention.
quite eficaciOus as we'll as 5greeablc.
- am dear cir, yours truly
s.THALBERG.
REY. &. W. BrTLER, lNDiANAFOLls,I IND.
sass Re wore s. viz Tor several years. INT by The
us- Moods tar Restorative be ..w A4s o
Cue ieal of haff.
Prepared by q y. wood a. Co. ia Market
street. ~. LJuls, aua "a broadway AcN York.
aud sOid by all Druggists ant Patent Medicine
Dealers Ia the United states az Caaada.
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CUNNINGHAM, J a., WHOLESALE AND RE
~ iall dealer IN Drug, Medicines, Paints, Oils
kc.. &c. No. g., Wabash street.
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G U N sMIrE rs
HATS AND CAPS

YATES, J. c., MANUFACTURERS AN
i deals in Hats, Caps, Straw Goods, Fars
&c, No. 63, Wabash 81.
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-Our nestteed WAlsksy waf be fsara eqsslte
sny ever ssld N any e'ty. All gocts scid ~ ne
are saafanieed TO - - represented. fsulcalsp
.itentien ffvea % siiinF ofdsrs ffsm distance.
RS coy, 81. Gtntinnsti. O.
50 cox, -. .rsrs Hsute.
IN = fnftr 80
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CABINET MAKERS
CLOTHING. .

- -
AlACk SANI, MERCHANT TAILOR AND
vi wholesale aad Retail Clothier, No. "a, Wa
ns sa 81, Modesitrs Building.
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Pflucils-i o1ace an3 salesrooms, Ne. &. Easi
fh ,ffcct. 81 ooiidinsr frnss, N-s a rect Cncln-
nai. Cbiu. Lthratery No. 81 Hammond sfrrrt
For sale iu Eiso caunls 81 p ~. u Dsnntliy.
rtrre-Fautc. Samuel D.. X. Flsk- Niddleto y T.
Wm. l.. Slaer. New Gosner; Peter busAirk.
Ccnircyiie. ana b. druggists tn- .ltrchauis
eeas rally throughout the Union.
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