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True ana Noble Woman.

Il will be remembered that Lieut.. Abner
Smead, of the First Artillery, was sent, q
few weeks since, by Lieut.. Slemmer, to
Washington, 70 apprize the Government Of
the absolute necessity OF supplies and REIN
forcsments at Fort Pickens. Forgetfhl OF all
obligations Of honor and duty, Lieut.. Smead
took Montgomery in his way Northward,
and, having submitted his dispatches to the
perusal Of the rebel authorities, proceeded TO.
Washington, whittier the news Of his treason
having anticipated him, he was not shot as
he deserved to be, but simply struck from
the roll of the army. The wife and children
of Lieut.. Smead, with the families of several
officers on duty in the South, were al Fort
ress Monroe. The Lieutenant fastened from
Washington to obtain his family and remove
them Southwark, but his movements were
not so rapid but that his crime had been re-
ported before him. When, therefore, be pre-
scented himself at the fort he was refused ad-
mission, the officer on duty declining to
admit a traitor" within a Federal post; the
only favor conceded being that he might have
an interview with Mrs. Smead without the
walls.
That interview the unhappy miscreant is
not likely to forget. Attended by a few fe-
male friends, one Of whom furnished the ac-
count which we give Of the scene, the lady
met her husband, and in rms Of scorshiDg
eloquence, reproached him with his shame.
go home with YOU p she exclaimed
"Neverl Our paths in this world are here
after separate. I disown you. A coward
and traitor, you are no husband Of NINE
Henceiorth you are 70 me as il dead. As long
as | live l shall wear mourning, and be as a
widow; and rest assured l shall educate our
children to execrate and despise your memo
~ as that Of a miscresnt and traitor"
Turning with these words, the noble and
patriotic woman re-entered the fort andgsve
way to her very natural feelings. We may
add that Mrs. Smesd is, like her discarded
husband, a native Of Georgia, and that while
the latter went Southwark to obtain the re-
ward of his treason, the former, with her
children, has come North, passing through
this city on Tuesday, and IS now at Morris
town, N. J..
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ARLlSoroS uEiaHTs.

Few persons in Washington fear an imms-
diate attack to march troops into the city,
no matter how strong the rebel army may
Be. The fear Is Of an attempt to shell the
city from the surrounding heights. There
ere several points from which the capital
might be destroyed, Il the rebels could sue.
coed IN planting their batteries. Il was gen
orally supposed in Washington BY the mill
lary authorities, that the Yirginians encamp-
ed at Alexandria would soon attempt to oe-
eupy Arlington Heights, opposite George
town. These heights command Georgetown,
the National Observatory and the Presidents
house. Gen. Scott has made every pgeplra-
ton TO occuny Arlington Heights in advance
81 he eneuay and many persons advocated
their immediate occupation, for il was posi-
bic that the rebels might at night make a
forced march towards Washington and plant
their batteries before morning.
The provision made against a surprise Of
this post By Gen. Scott was as follows: An
immense amount Of powder and ball, shell
and grape was moved nom the navy yard 10
Georgetown together with pieces o~fordnance.
Arrangements were made for the instant
transport OF men and munitions Of war
across the Potomac whenever the scouts, who
cover the country for several miles into Vir-
ginia should reYort an advance Of the rebel
troops. The EXCISE given for delaying the
occupation Of Arlington Heights until after
it was certain that the Virginians were
marching upon the capital was, that under
the exciting circumstances an invasion Of the
soil Of Virginia BY federal troops would be
iniRdicious. This, perhaps, is a valid excuse
untl Washington is strongly enforced, but
not a single moment beyond that time.
THE HEIGHTS rowARD SOUTH.
Southwark Of W Washington, on the Maryland
side Of the Potomac and a mile from the navy
yard, Is commanding hill, upon which the
Insane Asylum stands. This hill commands
the navy yard, and it is not improbable that
the rebels would cross the Potomac below
Fort Washington and march up to this point.
On Monday the government had not taken
military possession OF this height thoush It
is within the District
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50. LoUIs, July 10, 1850
o.. }. WOOD, EsQ., Dear elri-AHoS ne The pleas
nre END latl1iactiQu 70 Transmit 20 you the bensh.
I've years. Icomncnced aaina your restorative Ia
January, 1855, sincs which TINE i have nit beon
without a bottle on had. When ! commenood the
gray. lev applications stepped ~ turning, aud
In three wuekd tint th8r8 Wa not . gray hair to be
noticed, neither has tners been up . ne TINE
10 use By applying two Or three times pr month
ny hair has ever continued healthy a0lt and RlodHyt
and my scalp perfectly free from daadrun. do not
imagine tho lactg above mentioned VIII b Of any
particular advantage % gou, or even latter your
vanity - this late day ~ I an Wel aasrs faag ara
ones throughout the Union i have occupied my
time 10 travelling the greater part Of ths time the
past three years. and have taken pride and pleasure
10 recommending your Restorative, and exhibiting
L. effects IN my own cags. 10 several instances ]
have met with people who have , 1nounced it a
hEahug saying thsy had used tand without elect.
the matter that they had not uled your article e
all, bet had used soma new article said 70 b as good
a. yours, and selling 81 SPOUT half the price. 1 have
notced two Or thros ezucie9 myseh advertsed as
above which i have no doubt are humbuga. Is u
astonishing that people will p~afrouiEa an article Uf
70 reputation, Wien there e ono Il hand that has
Apparently, sons Of those charlat0na have not
brains enough 70 Writ8an advertisement, - 1 notice
stsneesi merely inserting come other name In place
Thsye, within the past Eve years seen and talked
With more than two thousand pefsous that have
badness, gray hair, scald head, dandrun, and every
disease TIE scalp and head afe subject 70.
placs ofbgsiness here but learned you Wors nov
living IA New York
You arc az liberty 70 publlsh this or 10 refer par.
ass e me-; any eommqniestoa saarssssd % me,
JANIS WHITE, N. D.
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sd NUODI
BIZ FOODi
BLOC. F00Di

RAOAO Or HMmmmHHWn- NmENmNmnI or
To 81 suffering from Coz ~ lind: r. ron
confirmed or rom debility o. rgught on By any
mental or nervous proatrauonI 4 -t or from dis
cnusaf or from GcrofulouB complain u Ledios suf-
eesea Of the kidneys OF bladder; and ,uiaintg their
tcring any o. the many distressing con. seumption,
Eek are liabla 70, snd which cnEender Coz
THE BLOOD FOOL
g odsred az a Certain and Reliable Renedy. 81
ing in every particular from the p2tent medicin, 4.
Inc day, itisa chemical combination ctiRON, SU- :
PaUh ndfaUSPHURps, 0iFery great worth, AM
mani haudfcds bear glad and grateful testimony 20
the benefits it has e~ollerred On them.
CHUkUH DUPONT ~ Broadway, New York,
Ere the sole pnOprietors 81 the article, and have In
consequences y q trand attempted upOn the public,
changed ne color Of tho outside Wrapper from nEp
70 TEL1oH and increased the size Of The bottle 70 5
ounces. Be FeT cautiouf In buying TO see that the
hc-elmue oftheira signature ig on The outside OF the
wrapper e. all others ara Counterieit1- In conse-
luencs Of tbs large demand Tor THE article, the fol-
sowing druggists have al ordered and received sup
plies Of THE new kind, viz.
Chas. A. kimball. VIM u. French ]. r. Hayes,
a. Slunieia, and samuel kiddor. lr., Lowell.
ohio. tebEsdhW
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a 9rEuzau BOdl.-In oar cauldty a. q conductor
OF 10 public Journal, we arc called upon % advertise
the e~ure-all8 ufthe day, each Of which claims 70 p
unaduiterated In i1 competition and iniallablc m
readers 20 o~etaruine. In ele inetancof however
Prof Woodis Hair HcstQratne-We are 20 well A.
give IL cur oB-dtFscment e. all that ia Inventor and
vendor claims 10 20 Be-. ItH effect upon q faillng head
ofhair Is uniraraallV known % - magical. Like
lime Or guano On exhausted land, tt brings il cruu
wherever apphid. Our own thatch Is fortunately
healthy, but W6 Edflse our friends with aparsely-
growing hair 70 try the koatortiYo.9UolumbasBy.
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N1THFFIS FETp THIs-
A FHIEND IN NEED. TRY III.

d. SWEET's INFAELIsLR LrsnENT IA prepared
from the recipe Of DIT. Stephen Sweet % csu-
neoticut, the great bone-setter, snd has been ussa in
his practice for the last twenty y0ars with tbs most
astonishing success. Az an e~xternal remeay Il is
without q rival, aud viii alleviate pain NOR speed
iy thaB any other preparation. FOR all Rheumatic
aud Nervous Disorders 1t is truly inalIble and as q
curative for Sores, Wounds, SpnaiDs, BRUISES &o.s
s soothing, healing, and powerful s~tron.hrsnins
-rties, excite the ust wonder and aston siiment
- n no have ever given It q trial. Over four
s,15 vtfeatss Of remarkable cures, performed
60 " last two years, attest this fact.
ing d Armstrong and VIM. fiske.
solAa =, y s~epz-R96d&w
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WAzREs sFRISas, Perry Cos Pa, june :, lsdn.
Prof WOOD, Bear sirs-I vas inducedmors than
year ag0 20 Lry your valuable Har Restorative, for
the purpose ofcleauiug my head Of dandrun. ! had
Suffered With Il upon ny head for years. and had
never been able % get anything TODD me any good
IN removing it, Although had tried many prgpara
tons, Until 4 Jaw your zoVertlsementtn . Earriu-
burgh paper.. Being there At the time z called At
Gross 4 kunkle'a eru8 storoi aud bought q bottle
and now an prepared 10 IL 70 universal
use, for 1t has completely removed all dandrun fr0m
my head, and an Application oneein Two weeks kecp4
Il Tres nm any ltohing or other unplaasantness. 4
must also state that my bar had been quite white in
places and ~ the use q your preparation, has been
reatored 70 It. original color. / am now ntty years
Of age, and although / have used two bottles o. the
Restorative no one has any knoNledga oft, 81 Al
low q few of gray hairs 70 remain ~ order %
have my appearance comportw with my age Ny bead
ID nov uflesE trouble 20 ms In Keeping 70 clean, &o-r
than any Tins since i have been q child. Iconslder
your preparation Of great ygiue and, although i do
DOS IKE - expose nJeqL Aconaioer = ny duty 70
do 20. lou can use thts or any part OF IL an any
SHAPE you TANK proper hit b Eurth anything to
you 1ourss &csi H. EEI8k.
~. .m "H...
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~. r. CAREY & COZ,
DIEeALE AGENCY FOB THE HaLV or
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&We congratulate our readers upon the
MseoFsry Of 8 sure cure for Rheumatism, Govt and
Neuralgia, and ell Morcnrial Diseases, which 8 ef
lectsd without the uze Of internal medicines, which
destroy the constitution and give Temporary relief
on ~. Intact, 10 b the only known remedy eneetiBg
d perfect ours. and we feel warranted, from lie re-
hictedaud those having friends suffering from hhsus
mHtiauI, Gout or Neuralgia, or the uernicious effects
OF Mercury 70 the advertisement IN another column
Of our paper, ofDr Lelnnd's Anu-hhermatic Band.
ATcoid b. Wm. flskE, Cleveland, .. teb8
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R E NATIONAL R0UTEl
ALTfMORE & OHIO RAILROAl
IMPROVED ~scHEpuLEI

BY recent important chaureIthi4 Enndi % nov ale
to furnish unusual hcilitaB Tor tarcnnmuninaflcn
Hast, south. West, Northwest and s~oHthwesf.
FULL CONNECTIONS with al through trains
70 Philadelphia and New York. IN che East-Wish the
land and Pittsburgh, central Ohio and Marietta and
Cincinnati trains, with ths HorthWest, West and
Southwest.
Through Tickets to Baltimore, Phils11l5hia, New
York Or Boston give the prviege. Of ttng over %
any OF the intermediate cities. Two Noillu add
ioual give ths pdsilego Of vidting Washington CRY
en- route.
Tickets or BaagaR8 Checks 10 WashinFtOu Eity.
Ug-Fareaa Low az b any otker Route.
EDbloaping Cars on all Night Trains
Ask for Tickets b. baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
J. II. SULLIVAN,
General Western Agfuf.
W. p. SMITH. T. M.COLE.
Aaster q fransporiatu.l General Ticket AEoht.
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~-The no q man yieIdl ko magic to the
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CnOINNATL April &c, 1851.


items;
CEORNAT5 April &c, 1861.
/ arrived here this morning from near
Pensacola having been stopped on my way
to that place and ordered back.
IderiVed accurate and authentic inloFma-
lion, however, IS 10 the condition Of the
Confederate States army and their defences
near Fort Pickens. Up to the 2lst instant
no action had taken place between the oppo-
sing forces. Since Fort Pickens has been
reinforced, General Bragg has intimated to
his officers, despairingly, his Uter inability
tofeduce Fort Pickens.
The strength Of Gen. Bragg's weeks AMI
the calibre Of his guns, have heretofore been
exaggerated. His largest gunsare torty-tEo
Founders, and he has no columbiads. His
supply Of ammunition is small, and his ar
my Of 5000 men are poorly supplied, and
thoroughly demoralized
he has also intimated that he will aci
purely on the defensive.
Eight United States vessels were of Fort
Pickens on the 2lst inst, with their guns
really tor immediate actiep. A United States
land force Of 5000 men is to cooperate with
Fort Pickens. Il Is believed that the feet
wosld scatter the revolutionary army TO the
four winds and be able to retake the Navy
Yard and forts near Warrington.
I passed through Montgomery on the 22d,
at which time President Davis was making
active preparations for his attack on Wash
ington. Ipsssed, m route, volunteer troops
from Alabama and Georgia, destined for
Richmond They passed through Augusta,
where they received their arms and equip
menH.
General Regain, Of Tennessee was al
Montgomery, concluding arrangements ior
sending two thousand desperadoes, in citi-
gems dress to Baltimore aud Washington, to
secretly opeFsts in the attack near Washing
ton.
The CoHiederuts States are in a state Of
anarchy. Business Frustrated. Thinking
people are less confident and the country IN
q state ofmob law.
People are avaiiing themselves Of every
opportunity 10 escape from the country. /
escaped only with my life By assuming a
disguise. Numerous ontrages on Northern
travellers have fallen under my notice.
Send me instructions how 10 procsed. The
telegraph and postal facilities are denied cor
respondents Of the press they being under
the esplcnags Of Davis and his Cabinet.
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~. IIpeol,, Happy.

A Washington letter, IN speaking Of the
arrival of the Seventh, says,
Mr.. Lincoln Was the happisD blocking man
in town as the regiment was marching by.
him. As an Illinois nan temaked' pc smn-
ed all over, and he certainly gEye IN his
ccuntenance clear exprssion o the feeling o.
relief born in abby this wished for arrival
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LEVELANDk I'D b. 4.

1857. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1877.
On and eiter Monday, April i3ths 1891, Passenger
Trains yin run 81 fsil0W1s
hEAYH gLETELhND.
l9e0 A. 4. NAIL IRAlN-StgpPlnE g al Stations
except hteklne Aentof, feFyi Union
vile, eaEbrook and hNanyllei and ar-
81, Bnlalo $40
SOS p. H. CIECfNNArI EXPRESS THAIN-9top-
ping a. R1norrili1, AHhtabni1snd Qirafd
only, and arrives a. Eria go IN Dun
KIRK AZ 90 ?. X, Hulalo atte-B p. u.
as ,. O06NEAuT ACCOMMpUAEIUN-siop-
plng an stations.
10 =. NIGHT EXPRES8 TkAtfAstoppinra t
gainesville, A9habuM, Udlneant and 9i-
rard only and arrives az GEi4 at 1851.
IRAUU TRfE.
400 NIGHT IPHEE8 IRhINZ3toppluT a.
GhaFd, Aghtabqla and fEinelFille emily
98 NAIL IhAlfztqppirf stall STATIONS
except Haynruok, Inionrlla Ndfvs Mem
tor aud Mickuaes aHd uIife b Cleveland
AZ Tfa p -
Eohu. kYEXPREssFR ANAsiosainr at Gi-
ard, OonneauL Aghfabula and gainesville
only and arTiTtrE 0Hrc1nda az tn p. r.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN VII hasl uonneaul
$3.50 A. H. STOPPING a. All etaNQuEI and
arriving et Cleveland
An the trans going westward ooEnset a. Cleveland
With trains for Ioisdo, OHicago, Uclumb1, Cfncln-
hatl 81 Louis, &o.F sud al ne trains Eli1g eastward
counact AZ Dunkirk Eith the tuingoit f.AE
Railroad, and 90 Brhalo with those Of 1nNe York
Central end Bu1kleaE New hcrE CITY M1lno1rA
/. NJ. ~ ..a.H. MOLLinaHAMs aupk
Cleveland. Azrilla, u6l.
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Wo0Ds HArh REsToRArIsE,-Unllke most sperif-
ice, this q proved, By unimpeachabla evidence, 80
possess great eMcacy as q restorer Of the hair . tf5
pristine yiEor. Where the head had become elmost
hald because oLaicknoag, the uao Of this article has
produceda b~edutiiutg growth Of stlch, glossy heir.-
II = therefore valuable preparation Tor eli cllsso4.
Its ingredients nru aEch 81 to olaCtually e~radIc1t9
dandruG and other Impurities witch operate 90 in
turiously TO the hair. IL also has curative proper
ties OF another description. In many cases pimplcI
and other dis~dgurrmenls Of the skin disappea1
Whgravur ifi h Used. There iI ne hazaEd attaching
to The trial ofthis remedy, and It's elects caa only
b bonsflial, ~ the compound, ifit does nos cause
manifest improvement, q Incapable Of doing harm
a. lie component elements are perfectly inn0Ei0ua.
7Boston Transcript, April q 1853.
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HONE TESTIMONY.

IN fhia connection We ouer q new testiHonfaB.
asI ~ q MothodiBt clergyman and Nhen On ny
rtreuff i nave met with many women troubled Ml3h
II disssss5 for which you edyogttae uafshAuia Ues-
rins Caihoucon AL cure. hhaFe adyisedlt9 use and
ReV. pETER SHARP
Worfarn Htar, Cha.
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Z heroby ssrtin that 4 have been fgA1ns ~ The
or1bnharE Medicines Tor the paEtyer ndceutrl-
iysaT that I have never Uttered enJ medtdnea 20 he
Ollie people like thoea particularly fhe Pdl end
1afhs1con. They viii perlorm al and more shan o.
S-oWfsef a. fhrn. 4 have sold shout ffv hoIfier
nm Csfh0foon the PAST year and I tcar the best
se1uits III ever csc. J-h, Q. JOHNSON,
Sdroh :, iEL Modicai Agsnt.
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BLOOMINGTON Anu-i jay % i8A
DEkR Sm.-I here send you q statement fhat /
think you arc entitled 70 tie bonont Of 1 am res-
ident q Bloomington, and have been for oy-r thirty
yeaIs. am now over my years ofegs. For aboqt
twenty yoar1 kast my hair hes been turning cousld-
eraby grey and was almost entirely white and very
sin anu pupliant. hEd seen q number Of certih-
Gates ofthe very wonderful effect Of Jour Hair ke-
s~torefive, but supposed there was more fiction than
truth in them hut entertaining D strong desire 70
have ny hair, II possible, resf0rcd 20 10 original
color and hnoncss, AIT vas IN my younger days a
beautiful black, I concluded I would make the ox.
pertinent commencing In q small way, IpuFchaaed
one otyour small bottles at one dollar, and CONF
mencud using, following directions AZ nearly a. 1
could soon dmeQyefud the dandrun r moved, and
my hairsthet was falling on large QnaEtitiea, vas
considerably tighteued, and q radical change taking
place In the color. have Continued 90 use Ii til /
have used three Of your small bottles, andJust begun
on the fourth. ] have now a. pretty q head Of DARK
or light black hair - any man. or a. I had
~ ny Eouihinl days, vhen q boy IN the hills e
Western Virginia. Ny head Is entirely clear Of
dandrun, and the hair ceased entirely falling "a and
Is q soft ami ine, and feels as oily a. though ltWu
int from thc hands ofa Eranbh champ0onor. Many
VI no acquaintancea FREQUENTLY say % ne Butler
lwiera did you got that nne HiglH 4 teA them &c was
the eaccts Of Jon RestontiFa. fit almost impoa1i-
bic 70 convince them that its the original hair o.
the sane old grey head. Sourl, tFuiy,
FREDERICK T. BUTLER,
-B Bloomington Monroe County. idd.
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MARsHALLs UTERINE 0ATHOLIO0N,

MAhGnAAA SA8A ScAASSNt
which "a odarod e e certain cure "a cases accumpa-
No. STR ths folloWiuE aymDtom1 : irregularities,
Weakre1a. Faintnosa, DerAngad Appatile. ealloW
oomplorlon. Painin the Back and kidney, Uhllls,
100. Pnipitation OF the Heart, Diz1neas, herv-
onsness, Headache, kestialHnesa piaturbed bleeD,
Fiurhas Of TIE Hoart, General Palm Craving and
Prip ~ Ia Hrlne md between The Shoulders, Acid
ssomach, Nan6sa, Indigestion Dllcult has1lng Of
urino with heat o. mertiugs Itching. Burning o.
pair. Hystsr1cs, Anxiety, Red tacei Nervous IW1ica-
Ina, Starting, gonstipationt Irritable lemper, sac.
frrrquiar Bowels, Unpleasant Dreams t4tnain the
Utsrins Organs, HunbHngl and Pains Ia t1e Llmt1i
Loss Of the Memory Bog1idermenh soreneas IN me
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A correspondent Of the New York Tribune
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RAILROAD o~oVMUMcATIoS.

There were on Monday YerJ few cars in
Washington. The Baltfuoreaus Jock good
care not to allow more than a single engine
and two or three cars at the Washington end
of the road, and whenever the road is open.
between Annapolis and Washington, two or
three engines and Fifty transport cars should
be sent from this place to Annapolis. It
would perhaps be prudent TO send them on
at once, to be ready for an emergency. B.
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HEDGE q PRUNING SHEARS.
-3ardeners and norticn' turists will Dc ven
g examlne our stock Of Pruning aud Hedge Shears.
For sale By CObMELL 3 CD.,
mars fNF Uufnria street.
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E.lTha 80 81 I'll Erlr- b Dc Yenom

seal By DF. barrow. isl Prince e., n. Y. rrioe .
cents. sent free Of postage eyeryWhere. Read the
adrprtlHsmcntu Of "rricsemar" IN aasthoG column,
Aso uoa b. +. y. Gaylord aud William fiake,
nrurrsta Ceyrsand. Ohio.
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PnoF. WOODS HkIn KEsfokAFivElIh another
known and excellent prepanltiuE tor rstoriug arkF
hair 20 It's original color, The Hair Restorative also
CERES cGlauegm eruplVns. and prevents the hair
falling On. We have seen many aufhCutlc testiuIo-
mails In proof q these uHlcrtiona, some 81 which are
mom gentnmon uhon We have kuoNn for mauy
years ~ persons Of the mnst reliable character
Don't dye tl you have tried this keatorEye-1Bos-
ton Olive Branch.
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The topography Of Washington and the
country round about is a subject Of interest
20 the people Of the country at this time, and
this Is my apology for a few paragraphs to-
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WOODS HAfE RsgroRAffFR has acquired q reru-
tatiou from uctua te5t and experiment which can
notbe enha1ced By nsWBpEper puna. knour vicinity
it has beeu extensively used, and We beleFo IN every
case With every desired result, aud rscoIFea The unl-
ver1el enforcement Of al who have tried iE. We
thereiord ecou5m0n IL Ra one OF those few genuine
nO8trums which accomplmh all Il Processes. nad eli
the bald and Eray could desir6.-lOolumbia spT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-29

WRsSA what d. Bulhnsll SAYS a the GraEn-
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