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8:Fal GStaW.
ROUsE & JENNINGS
REAL ESTATE 3 Insurance AGENTS
No. All S.P4ior s., ('P Sters)
HARREl BLOCK.
FoR ~ o. .FYcRANaE.


A handsSms Country Rasidanes, IN Randusky, ous
handsome and veil flrnisesd 8tons House, RaFn,
City.
farm Of iSl acres, On Plank Rad, u MI non
City large two gt0Fy Brick Hou8a, goo1 btrna, Or
chafd; soil ANDY loan and muck.-a suDerinrf rIu
III take pay one kalfin house and Gsu acras nslr
the city, salancs on tina.
Farm Of 10 acre., nine niles from Cifyf Hcunn
b1rns Orchard, and veil W1tered
BriRhton Rillags-Houssa aRd four aer1I land, with
Barn aud Fruit.
seoEiis AVenns-larEs two-story houaa and larga
lot; barn, &e- Exchangs Tor land IN parti balan5s
on long time.
NsWbu-gh TIlags-Houso and four acres land.
Brick Tavern stand and ~ acrel on one u tbs
principal plank rosd8, = miles from he City; lsrgs
and convenient houls and excellent land. Errhsr9s
in part r hogls ald lot OF ss acres near the ctY
one kandroe and sixty acres Land in Lsbanun -,
Farm Of 81 scTas, On Plank Road, miles east OF
the city, llou1e, Barn, Orchard. &c EEchauFs f5r
House and Lot, say 70 amolnt of Sz,uoo.
GfsonWoo ttreot-Houls and Lot le1IIE1 faetf
hc11s veil dnlEhed and eolEsni8nt, vii barn.=
City 0fSt. Anfhony, Minn.-TWo vacant lots. cen
trallg located To oxohangs for hyu1s and los n
tbs City.
Farm Of 100 aergs, > miles from the city. with
douee, Barn and Orchard. 10 aEchauge foi Land u
western part Of this State.
kinsnlAn giree1-lWo-atoEy aouaa and lot. To e..
change for = iarm and . ioU acres nesr The fity.
GrsenWood Girest-TWo-stery House and lvE -
exchange for q Yarn
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sI96 COO 90
Amount offunded Indebtedness sS,tin-
guisAed during the year .......... IS 500 0


guished during the year .......... IS 500 90
THE CITY POLICE.
The Police force has been considerably re-
duced during the veal, ,and has been smaller
during the past two years than ever before,
this being necessary from the limited fund
81 ~ 1ssss departu ept and IN accordance with
our citizens. It may have Been3 4 Hur1S. Is1 ~
regret TO somo, perhaps, that this force had
not been larger, but it cannot, believe, be
said that it has not been as efficient as its
nun bers permit. Careful and vigilant men
have eomPosd it, and continued desire at
all times TO conserve the public peace has
dad IT
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PosT OFFICE, CLEvELASB. o.
April 8, 1851.
Morning Lender please notice that from
and after this date the Post-olice will open
at ~ o'clock A. n.
3. HARRIEsroN, P. N.
Per L. A.. KELSEY.
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FOR SALE.

6sSburEh-3o serss, Z nile frsu FillaQgI Holls
Barn End abundnnco of frlit.
clinton street, near the new all1 4chool Buildln9
sod tg2-story Hou1os aaa los setEiss fsst- d-sis
rable residences.
stesn Crit and Saw Kills nIlsl from Court
ao1se. Good buildingl and uaehinsry, dwelling
ron Iidooais and nsar % the Irsai o. Reg On q
Per acre.
= Kinanaa Hirssl-tuo-siosy Brick HouIs and Lot
Ten lcrea On Lako utrlst. mar WEisgn Arrnus-
East Clsgeland-cn PlaEk Resd. tEo-sfelg hsusa
ald = acEs ofland. 6t,oon
u seEss-s miisl froR CifE. H0ula, Barn and o.
chard-
Lar1s and 5ssirshl. Rrsek HouSs anf Lot-EuttaR
snd nsar Eris Itrsst- Wu b sold VsFY l9F.
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NRW ADVERTISEMENT.
J. B. Cobb 5 Co-BOokI. Stationery. &C.
Or. knapp Oeuiist.
Taylor, GrisEold a Coz White GocdI-
nHl, Anthony 4 &cO-CommiESiOH Merchants.
Rsttberg a uausman-rsr steamer NoE York.
II. B. Eycrest-Engine for sals.
O Cutter 4 scn n-Aueit' sale ofDry Goods.
Z. I. Baldwin 3 Co SILK Department.
nsWks ro-rapers-LoeAl Notleo.
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Nothing has occurred worthy Of special
note in connection with the management of
the Public Schools, and the statement Of this
fact is lhe highest praise that can be be-
stowed, for it IS believed they were organ
lied on judicious and liberal plan, aud
have been conducted with commendabie eff
iciency.
One accident only has occurred, and that
was the burning of the Hicks Street School
House, which, though resulting in the de-
structiOn Of the building, was productive of
no loss Of life. This building is now being
restored, with but small expense ic thecity,
insurance having been previously carefully
provided for.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-09

The following are the receipts from the
differen4 funds Of the city, exclusive Of the
uncOlleoted revenues and the expenditures
therefrom during ha mast YEAR
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atats. Gaps & 5nrs.

atats, Gaps & 3nrs.
NEW oTURE.-THE UNDER.
~ SIGNED wid 0pvu on
SATURDAY. APRIL s,A.
Ths Store in Masblo BsOck.
No, ol SUPERIOR STREET.
VITA ooupls,s .s,ostHensof
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS
Fer tn. n.ls g, Tss euui.ssuaS Iarssly our.
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS,
We believe that. in eOnnsetlou WIN uAs
WHOLESALE TRADE
bszo sub faeiiti,s a. will snabls Is to pressnt
0aSay solicit lSa astsl aa 2isz5ssH sss Ne rs.
FULLER 8 co.
OUR WHOLESALE BUSINESS
win Be eOntluuOd as usual at ls and rs Water
street. rIIiirR = ~
1861. SPRING FASHIONS. 1861.
Z STAIR & Co.. -
1Is FAsulnNABLB HATTERS,
zi5 Superior Street,
Are prepared to furnish the
PARIS,
LONDON,
NEW YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA
Spring Styles for Gentlemens'
SILK AND CASHMERE HATS.
Our Four Dollar silk Lat is. as usual, the BEST
81 HAT iH the market.
AsO received fiil assortment Of Spring styles OF
mar2t E STAiR R 4 On.
- I
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IBE oIrY PRISON.

The necessity for the erection Of commo-
dious, strong, snd well ventilated City Pris-
On, which adverted 70 in my last message,
a in no wise lessened, but rather increased.
This Necessity has been so often stated 10
you, and, in fact, 80 apparent, even TO casual
observation, that need not enter upon de-
tails, though / cannot, in justice, pass the
matter by without sgain urging upon you the
earnest Consideration Of measures whereby
The desired object may be accomplished.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-09

NEARLY EVERY LADY IN
j the United etat-s is Seeding frUm the old vay
Of wearing their clothing BY adopting one Of
BROWNS SUSPENSION WAIST
AID
LMEHO VED SKIRT SUPPORTERS,
it adds Besuty 70 the Form Preserves Health ana
prevents many Of the Diseases caused by the usual
method Of wearing the Hkirta.
Hs'C 'Call aRd examine them. See Circularn -
For sale b.
FREEMAN Kellogg, 7i7 Superiorst
Nm. u. u. BuRNETr, 'tBurnetf Housa,H and
mrs. PORTER, Milliner, and AZ Wholesale nxd
retail By the PropretnTs and Manufacturers, az
l6l Ontario street, (up stairs.) Cleveland, y.
NORRIS 5 SHEFFIELD.
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TRAYRLER,s nEGIsTRR-
NRW AnYKRTIsEnIRNTs.

sE For TelssruPhIo News ana Markets
see FOnrth PAGE.
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In Memory Of Judge DIoLsHu.

At n meeting Of The Bar Of the Northern
District of Ohio, convened at the United
States Court Room in the City Of Cleveland
on Monday, the sih doy Of April, ls6li
On motion, the Hon. Rufus P. spaldiug
was called to The chair, and John E. Cary
appointed Secretary. ID
The Chairman announced that tho object
of the meeting was to express, in some APP
Propriale manner, the sense Of the Bar rela-
tive to the recent death Of The Hon. John
Mclean, late Associate Justice Of the Su-
Preme Court Of the United States, and the
Presiding Judge Of this Circuit.
On motion, committee of fve was ap-
pointed by the Chair, consisting of Mr.. Crow
ell, Judge Andrews, Judge Bolton, Mr.. Will
ley, and R. F. Paine, Esq, District Attor-
ney, to draft resolutions for the considera-
tion Of the Bar.
The CommittesreRorted the following res
Olutions, which, on motion Of Hon. A. G.
Riddle, were unanimously adopted:
wHgREts, It hath pleased Almishiy G,d to bring
Senior Associate Juslre nr the Supreme ourt Of The
United ststrs. and Presiding Judgs 81 this the sew
eufh United St,tr5 Judic Ctl-uif. who dird iis
rssldeace Et Clifton, nvsr CilcinuHti, Thursday,
April 4'h 1861,
Received That the members OF the Bar In tn
Sorihrrn Disfr G. 0f ohio, runveued AZ he United
States Court ks0m IN tlI- u yof Clvelvud, on the
gth duy nl Aprili ib6 prss their hear lei sympn-
thy with the family circle Of the deceased, and with
ne tnfife community Of this wide pre- q Republic
IN the unSp-akabie loss Sustained BY al In this sal
bereavement
Resolvsd hsf the puhllc services Of iho d.coassd
runtinR through Eppe Of fity years. rs Rrprrsen.
tative IN Congress; Judge uf the Supreme C0urt Of
Oli', Cummis iOnrr OF thg GeuHial Land ufiue,
Poet Master ipurrai. ard JWlge uf be sup ems
Court Of th United Stat-a, have been dstin uished
by hithfulnesz aud ability t-Qualed uuly by The
srict iuteg iy aud geuia. courtesy Of his private
llf'.
Roso'yrd Ti1t th- public c1reor and private Yir.
turs OF Judge Mclean realize The sentiment Of the
poet tIAl
8. Lives Of great men I'll remind Us.
We can tuakr our ltyt8 euhlimei
Aud, dep rtiuE, lBtYs beh nd Us
Footprints Oh ths sands Of lime"
RssoIrsd That a copy ut thee proceedings be pre-
sen ei 10y h Chit-d Natra District Attorney Of tue
Northern Disrirt tuthr United Siates Circuit sud i
District Courts within the Sans for entry on ther /
re- ctiYe minutes.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
r. g. SPAULDING, Chairman.
J. Z. CARY, Soerstary.
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Terms, n ngsi t87: Ssi y s'is f
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9rg @aoas.
ri D. KENDALL 4 90.
GREAT SALE OF Dress SrLKsi

Proposing toclnae out this branch Of our busineas
We shall o1er On MN DAY. Apili5th,
100 PATTERNS HIOu FANCY DRESS silks
q SilHg from si-io to 81 IS per yard,
AT ONE DOLLAR PER YARD.
IN the lot vii be found some choice MOuRNIRG
tt5 90 % $500.
As usual. our assortment of BLAGK SILKS. Ar.
y lr-1 seeded sud Rep eilks, rOlid coiarsIi i,pcv
btlks, folntilla aud iIiis de AiqurE, 10 Be- f0und
spEs I'D. KEEDALL 90.
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PROPOSALS.

DpoposAJs FOR $4,000 OF THE GRoToN WATER
Stock OF The CITY o. New York.Seaed proposals wiil
be feceve 1T the Com ROLLER Office until Fri.y
Der ~ 1861. at eoca A., when the vii pub
sy opened, Tor tic whole amy part ., ti6 OF two
hnud - fifty thousand Collars A000 Croon
water OK q the fly Of New York authorized by chapter
sI2Ni he iaas toJ ana amended chapter Sf
laws 81 ls and Ny an of the Common Council
approved ~ the Mayor October 1861 for increasing the
supply of ttoton water, &C.
Tho said stock VIII bear nteres, at he rate Of SIX per cent
payable quartVryearly ard the rtpcial will
reaeelnsbs on tAe lst day Of November 1888,
Tie pf0postis Wi sgtelhe OF desired and
TIE prince per hundred collars thereof
whose proposals rc accepted VIII y, required to deposit
wth the Chameran OF the city, within six days after
opening 81 the t's the awarded them respectively
TN presenting to the Comptroller the receipts 0; the Cnan,-
lerlan such depos!s, the parties will be entitled
cave certificates Tor eea amounts Of the par value of the
stock beariag interest from tie date OF pay ments.
Each position should be sealed and endorsed proposals
for Gro stock Of the city OF New York; and tho
enclosed la second envelope, addressed to the Comp
troer.
The right reserved all OF the bids II
sdcred protee promote the interests OF the
city R0BT y. HAWS Comptroller.
City of New York, Department of Finance Coptrollers
Office, Nov. 10, lsvl
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uNREAsuRY DEPARTMENT,

ctffsxr MN
Al ~ t's.ds I.ei,ruousr Roam Dec 6 tss,
sealed Proposals VIII be received at sAs oiice IN 4 one
oeork -. Oh Mo1ay, tne oh nay OF Jinuay ioo- III
THOUSAND gallons q NE best quality pure mia,er strained
n he IN eosrtoed aiongse Of the % soyenment
w H. a. - ~ sbe p ncr ~ osb or ae
% ~ ~ n shs BSs rcn IN ., T,ner a
wen nsdc g sa9e or pns , n good ordr of an
sa.snhs. 10 .,.u, ,n.u =. tot,.r.a =, Mo-. v,ux
New Loneon sae Harbor, boston New Bedford Edgar
70 @ ~ he 1pa Q, ne h a AMI Ine pace
aa. ,Sres o's one wi b. delivered M follows viz
Lot 10 iz'V55e1 iwen,y-.nree nonsena gaons on the
tests ani ga'siag can Pc con yieed
day Of as s ae on .s SIS
aud catiginc can be Completed
Ss 1000 Fs. ,hoasana galens .hs ist day
gaSsins can =, be eonpte s =, g.. -.
under TINS win be aeeepted, received
pd aos, h, y sna ve nse p"ssa 70 we ense s
don inspection the qualify pure
or a.srsr oils and adasesaions h.tit remain 10
nature q 81 degrees OF lower of Fahrehheiss standard Their
ing to determine he length q lime the OIL WIZ burn IA I'M
in "ash amp after L burns out ana neecsay any other
proper tests 10 arrive al correct con usoas that NAV be
af Th he gagged under III. direction and ner
or authorized and sworn ssaser accordins 10
fls m a IN rkeI anAa
cped before they are removed frm the cellar or wareousa
Of ee eon.ras , ,s ,.o,,voa nm, ..c l.,
rarnty r for All of ,ha M e opton of Inc bdar M,
10 M VII be considered ior less Quantity than Ih,t spec.
ne ~ one o, 10 be delivered I'd one Tins and pnra Eoeh
nd tlusL rate per gallon .r tae
lverv nontnr,ninp 1, Ma advert lsrment ~ fS - -
Riis by der,p nj menlers of the me firm ar
oonnrtners lin IN not be considered. ~
IRe Lighthouse Board under the authority of the Depar
meat reserve The rrn 70 ~ ect any hid athough NAV ia
the lowesl for other con- ilau Inc pri
No bid VIII be Considered for any other kind or
81 oil hn Ii anein III called for IN his
bond ,fl security 10 IA" "a of fe
h. nenav equal ~ ,y,e hth ~ IN n'or, ~ ~ rn
,a,e Inaey tbese nronosals WI, na raonrad ~ go @
tcor ,nditoner r The faithful perfornanre ~ Inc co.
s Is he executed within ion DAYS af,r ae If
ne st 3D. os.r INNS. ;. ,oe.mnonisa nv ,,.n
Signed v one or more resugshie persons ava tmnwn ~
TIC 80 pgrment a. SUCH or cerjed by a United 81. lea lis
to the eject that II the bid or s he aecented he bidaer ~
bia,ls viii duy execute contract IN good fb nceord;ne
10 the provisions aud terms OF this aayerisensnt te
DAYS al ter acrepance and that in case he ,, marty or raw
contract ms
nc or they gaDiee 10 maze GOOD the difference between
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SITUATIONS wANTED-mALEs.


syTUATION wANTED-BY RESPECTABLE
~ barkeeer respectable
speak and write tie Ensi aud German ansuagea per-
fect best ~ relerences given
t the ner business the last Sen Address r. r. W.,
box 1, 1925 Post Office.
A GENTLEMAN HAVING EXTENSIVE BUSINESS
n experience boukheeper cashier correspondent,
manager and salesman understanding goods are
produce and general business Of active habits stu
aion Salary aud kind Of situation object. Address
General, box ia2 Herald once.
A USEFUL MAN IN A STORE WHOLESALE OR RE-
"A Iil d.sfes Temporary employment; he is experienced
IN pookkeeng and Alice outside business years
with his last employer whom he is permitted
Address box 1857 Post otlce
nj BRO COUNTRY MERCHANTS OR CITY DO
Nv. Wanted by stesay aud reliable man, pc ation
assistant hookaceper clerk, sesnan Ticket agent ha
best OF city country references given. Address three
days -. Moron, station u.
TO MILITARY AND WHOLESALE CLOTHING siER.
chants-A foreman OF eAl first lass aDly,
posted IN tue Manufacture " military work. de sres
gasemen Address Edwards, Herald oL4e.
rI,o COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND PRODUCE BRO
l. kers-Aa active bnnesa man Nho thoroughly under
SANDS the kaglish ana Continental markets. has
huenhai connection there Is aesirous Of hang With
spectacle hpuse manager general ASSISTANT good
salesman ant correspondent; class ode-
rate pro I'VE SALARY would be accepted. Address Henry
Assistant, uelald olice
UTANTEp--A SITUATION As PORTER OR FIREMAN
~ N hnts IS thorough acquainted with the business
AddresoJ X box $50 Herald ONCE, for t@ days
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

- raj 81 each or i've toi - SPECIAL attention g,ren to
repairing hne French and En- ish Cocks Mus.cAl
Boxes Accordoohf. &C. Sent for and delivered a
any part Of the city by experienced worsmeu
warranted A. khis estate nent
WIN. II. MORRISON, MATCHMAKER.
Sp HUDSON street Yurk
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WANTED-A FEW LADIES AND GENTLEMEN To
~ lean very nrohtape new business that be done
~ nome aud 10 seatv winter END cties nd
Mn paS xo 70 $i5 pr week. st least. Apply IN person 10
1Vor. - ~ = A~-A' soVsho
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WANTED IMMEDIATELy-A CHAMBEpNAIp. TO
assist n ;he washing and fronting and 10 make herself
generally useful, In private family Good References re-.
CURED Apply at " West 22c ST. ring the bell the base.
meat door. 80
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A BILLIARD TABLE, MADE By O'C0NNoR NEARLY
n cost $780, w be sold for $780, Apply at loI west
Nnir mil air onl
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fier OF Tho LighthoNsc RO1rN.
THORNTON 4. JENKINS, Secretary
FQRM uE nFEER

Cor wei - Of -, State Of -. hereby offer
10 furnish and deliver al asreeaby The provi
SONS and in conformity to the terms ci the ADVERT
OF from the ouce Of the Lighthouse Board. Should
oles bid be accepted, TO be
n -, and that the contract may be forwarded 10 -
lor signature ana certificate.
- (Sisnature.)
(Piaee) -----.
iA-ln
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: ~ - el-r.><
IVANTED--BY LADY BOARDING, A STEADY GIRL,
w for Lutte bov, lake
her meals and sleep her parents Wages 81 a month.
Apply % East i2th ST. with rsierence before Ii
O'Clock.
NiTANrED-IN BROOKLYN, A GIRL FOE GENERAL
Wy houetwork, must he good washer rpner. Ap-
ply at 400 State g., Powers
WANTED IN BRGoKLYN-A GIRL 10 DO THE
~ cooking and general housework OF small family.
Apply for two days AZ 70 Orange ST.
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TOR sALE--A SPLENDID STOCK OF NEW AND Sc
cond hand Tables cheap for cash. Orders by mail At
tended 70 by W, II. GRIFFITH, l4e Fulton street. "
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OFFICERS AND MEN WILL FIND PERMANENT RE.
~ lief for bisterPd and cold feet by wearing MErrAM
CO.'S Gsvano-E Electro Metallic Insoes by all re-
srectabe drug and shoe stores Oace 40 Broadway
DENslONS, BOUNTY MONEY, LAND WARRANTS
4 and Pay can be obtained promptly by csl!n, N
GEO. W00OMAN
Is Pine street
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lyANTED-AN EXPERIENCED CHAMBERMAID AND
w wsitress 10, agentlemsns family as-
lng ans IRONING; high WAGES given Aso three cooks
Brooklyn. @'' -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-05
HOYTsS
HtaVvatha Hair Restorative

HiaVatha Hair Restorative
Is swarTanted in every instance to
RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO IFS ORIGINAL Color.
IN THOUSANDS OF CASES
In the principal oIties of New England, and HAS
NOT FAILED in q single instance TO 40
complIsh all that Is claimed for IT.
No Hair is so Gray or Red but the HIAWATHA
will change il 10 q beautiful life Ike
Brown and Rlack.
lt Is not cn instantaneous dye which crooks,
smuts and gives dead black color to the hsir; the
patient having to submit 70 soapinE. wash Dg ano
spcnging OF the hair every time IE eppled; nor 10
10 preparation OF su phur, sugar of lead, &o., nor
of IngI edients dsletsrious to the heir Of skim
Ii is an article requiring no preparation, no wash
Ing before or after usIg lt Is applied la hve mln-
utss time, and with as lIte trouble as any ordinary
Iticle for ;hs toilet.
"Peops who have used this preparation declare
IL s miraculous its effects and that II will per-
form all that t preiends to do '-Bailoss Pictorial
"Its suceess wonderful, and we can only say we
i5dorse sil the proprietor says In regard to IT,
BoStoa JoxTsGl.
q premium was awarded BY the MaSsachusetts Me
ohanlcs' Charta ASSOCIATION. at their lats FAR
Boston, to Mr. Joseph Hoyt Of this city, for his
cslebTsted .Hiswsths Hair Restorative, an article
which richly merlted this favor Ii vas for its gu
perIOr merits this respect that the Committee af
awarded to Mr Hoyt this f,ttering testimonial ~
Proridesee Erening Post.
Sold In WashIngton-by J. w, NaIrn. ID. b Clsrk
RIdvell & Lawrence ID. u. Ridgeley. In George
town By J, l.. KdveIl, and By Druggists generally
da Inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-05
PROF. GODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
RIOOD RENOVATER

Is precisely what Its name indicates, for, while
tns snd hens 70
and at the same time revivlhes, relnstates ard re-
nsws the Blood Ia n s osDs Pns sHa ,aHs
to attacks Of disease. L is tn. ony Prepsra9Go?n
ever offered to the world: SO ohsmoalLJ and skllI-
and at the same time so perfectly adapted TO- as to
act in perfect accordance with the laws OF nature,
and hence will Soothe the tredkest stomach, and
tone up the digestive organs, and thus aay all ner
yOus and other Irritation. n Is perfectly exhlara
vegetables, yet SO combined as to produce the most
thorough tonic effect without producing any IN
been felt to be desiderstup in the medical wo;ld,
for It needs no medical skll TO see that debility
deed lays the stem open to tho nsidIous attacks
OF many Of the most fatal such, for example, as the
oss ~ HDSs,s Fsintns.s NefSoas Ifsssts
Nspra,gia, PalPitstion Of ths heaIt Melancholy: IN
scsnt Msnetruation. and FaiIinz Of the Womb.
hass; AZ .onc Gpsccd sna
sure TO as the sun is 70 rise aud set There is
system is weakened we open to bilious at
tacks, the liver becomes torpid worse diseased,
% esne
urine, or involuntary discharge OF the same, pain
oesdnpx a sdH IaSIe TO Slight colds, Coughs and an
checked, soon emsciatlon follow and the patient
nos allow US 70 the msny Ills TO ~6io
are liable In q weakened conditionlof the system.
tor you have perfect SAFE, pleasant and efectna
remedy for loss of Appetits. blllousness. Fatu-
lenoe, weak and sick Stomach. LanEour, Liver
Complaint, Chills and Fever, or any lious attack
Coz tiveuess, Acidity ofthe stomach, Nervousness,
Neuralgia, PalpItaton Of the Heart Depression
ofSpirits Sores. Pimples the Faoe, or any dis
ease arising from impure blood, such as Scrofue,
Erysipeas, Bronchitis, Cough, difficulty of Breath
ing, and all that class of diseases cal cd female
weakness, and enumerated above We VIII also
say the traveller exposed TO epIdemics, change OF
climate and water, will find IL pleasant. safe and
sure remedy, and no one should ever travel with
/ out. Resdar, try IL, for we assure YOU you wi
find In il friend ind Sed, well as friend In need
All persons of sedeLtary habits will find II pe,-
fect preventive OF, as well as cure for those AIT
ments which they are particularly exposed. dencs
ministers, students, attorneys, literary gentlemen
L and ladies who are not aoousto med to much out
door exercise, will find II to their advantage e
| keep bottle constantly on hand; and above q,
mothers or those becoming such, will go through
that most angerous period not only with all tn e
| accustomed strength, but safe and free from Tn
| thousan nd ailments 90 prevalent among the fema
portion of the world. In short is indeed mother
coIdial, Try II old and young; no 10, ger ran th
rsk fdslay; IT will 5ssys and prove Itself smPhat
%. j. WOOD, .proprietor, 44A Brood Ssy, Ney
| York. and ia Market Street. 81. Louis, No.. an
| sold By all good Druggists. Prioe One Dollar pc
PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-05

MYsTKRIoUs EMBEzLLxxKxr IN IowA-It
has been discovered that about 81 600 Of the fund
Of Alamakee county, Iowa, are missing. The
recorder and treasurer, Elias Tophif, died sud
denly, a short time since. IL n supposed the
money was embezfled by some member Of the
amply sufacient 70 protect the county.