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Legal Notice.


Samuel G. Robinson, guardian of Lyman
Haddox, VS. his ward.
In Probate Court of Hancock county, Ohio
+ YMAN HADDOX, ofthe State ofNiichigan
/ will take notice, That, on the 25th day OF
November, 1869, Samuel q. Robinson, n,
Guardian of LYMAN Haddox, filed, in the Pro-
bate Court of Hancock County, Ohio, a petit
zion, the object and prayer of which is 20 pro-
cure said Court to order the sale of said wards
real estate, situated in Hancock County Ohio
being the undivided one-siXth part OF forty
five acres of land of of the East part of the
northeast quarter of section nineteen, town
one, north range nine also The undivided
one-sixthpart OF eight acres oil of the south
side of the southwest quarter of the south
west quarter of section nine, town one, north
range nine, and authorize the said Guardian
toreinveSt the funds in loans, upon good secu-
rity.
Said application will be for hearing by said
Court on the Goth day of December, 1860 at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, at which time, unless cause be
shown to the contrary, an order will be asked
for. as prayed for.
SAMUEL q. ROBINSON,
Guardian of Lyman Haddox.
BROWN 4 ANDERSON, Attys. Nov. %, 1862
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NOtlco.
In order that those calling at my office on
business may not be disappointed, l would
inform them that hereafter may be found on
Saturdays and Mondays of each week, at my
office at the Court House.
SAMUEL MYRES,
no. 2S-tf Sheriff Hancock Co., o.
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Local Business Notices.

nS-Business Notices, in our Local Col
umns Single Insertion, 10 cents a line to Reg
ular Advertisers, and Is cents TO Transient
Advertisers. Each Additional Insertion, 10
cents per line.
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Girl Wanted.

A good girl from the country to do the
housework in small family. Good wages
will be paid good steady girl, who can come
we'll recommended. None other need apply.
Call or address Jeffersonian office, Fiudlsy, o.
2S-tf
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Bargains at Rothchild'Sl

a splendid assortment OF Hosiery and
Gloves, and Linen Laces. The very best
assortment of Embroidery In the town, and
at reasonable rates. 2stf
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s.yJUNTER'S GUIDE"-THE REAL '-orig-
inal." 22eO sold. Tells how To hunt,
trap and catch ALL animals nom mink 10
bear $40 tanning secrets. GA pages. well
bound. Every boy needs II. IL ,CfU PAY
Money refunded IL not satisfied. Only % cts,
postpaid. Address HUNTER i CO., Publish
eIs Hinsdale n. II.
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ErEverybody unites in praising the merits
of the AIisma. and why not! 1t gives the best
satisfaction of any article ever sold for the
hair, renewing its color, prevents its falling
ofr,mal1es coarse hair soft and smooth, ,darkens
and beauties faded and lifeless hair. and al
ways pleases.
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BR ROWN-HARSHBARGE Thursday v.
Nov. 18th, Thanksgiving at the residence OF
the brides mother, by Rev. c. 8. Evans, Mr.,
Lowman Brown and Miss Priscilla <. Harsh
barger, both OF Wyandotte county, Ohio.
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Cincinnati, Sandusky and Cleveland
Railroad.
On and after Monday, November ID, trains
will run as follows Sundays excepted):

The S.2j a Train connects at Carey with
Mail goi ng South, reaching Forest at lois III !;
Kenton at 1850; Bellefontaine at ll.5S Crbana
at l2.4I m; Springfield at LIS p IN Osborn at
2.05 p m; Dayton at 30 p m; Cincinnati at
& ID m
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Graham Bread!
Fresh Rolls, Bread of all kinds-for the rich
and poor-full weight, at
GRIBBLE & SCHULRR'S
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Go to ROthchild'S!

A fine assortment of Lace Curtains, Shawls,
and Arabs of all descriptions, black Beav err
Waterproof, Ladies' Cloth, Black Alpacas, &c.
All going at Reduced Prices 2s-tf
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Candies

For the Holidays, warranted pure-our own
manufacture-wholesale and retail, at
GRIBBLE q SCHULER's.
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oysters Oysters
Look out for those large fat Oysters, for n
Thanksgiving Dinner. They can be had at
J.J. ZAIsER'S.
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Nasby Talks "Plantatiou."

ADAMS PATENT DRUM Is manufactured and
sold by F. r. STEWART BRO, Fostoria, o.
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For q Cheap Suit of Clothes.
Go to HENDERSON & CONNELL's.
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MARRIED

Fresh Groceries,
Always on hand, which will be sold as cheaI
as the cheapest, at ]. j. ZAISER'S.
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New baker,
Notice,

New baker,
From Cincinnati, at
GRIBBLE ScaULERs,
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TOysi T0ysH
The latest and incest stock, and more
coming, at GRIBBLE Il SCHULER's.
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Fred Selbach,
Dealer in Pianos,
Melodeons and
other Musical Instruments.
Books bound to order and paper boxes man.
ufactured. l7tf 7
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'1oMlen Z New YePss ;

J
IA 81 VssACH : INC" II VEks
II OR. THE UNDER-woLLD of the GREAT
"a CITY. The sins of every class of soci-
ETY. exposed. Aroid tie Railroad 10 rain
Signals of danger are up. MoRE
H MONEY IN 1T FOR LIVE AGENTS THAN
al r. ANY OTHER Book. Takes three press
81 es all the time TO print fast enough
g 81 One Agent took I!s orders IN 10 days.
40 pages, 40 iilu I:attonS. Price. $3.50.
AGENTS WANTED. Address y. Y.
,0OE co It5 Nassau street, n. Y.
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aoIInAY IouRNAL FOR 1870.

CONTAINING Fairy Story for Christmas,
PLAYS, Puzzles and Wonders. ID large
pages, illustrated. Sent FREE on receipt o.
cent stamp for postage. ADAMS & CO., %
Rromfield Street, Boston, Mass.
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Santa Clans

Makes his headquarters at Gribble h
Schuler's. The little folks W Ill not forget the
place.
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Shawls shawls!!
The largest and best assortment ofShawls is
HENDERSON & CONNELL'S
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Correct Time.

You can get it at E. S. kiMBER'S
JeweIry Store. Also, anything in the
JeweIry, Watch or Clock line. Have
q Large Stock for the Holidays. All
kiadsof Watches, Clocks, and Jew
eIry Repaired.
PLACE OF BUSINESS,
in w. L. MILLER & cos Drug
Store, Next Door to "0ld
White Corner.
no 28-tf
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LOST.

OST-On the 18th, inst, in F zdlay or Mt
Il 4 Blanchard, I'm this county an envelope con.
tanning patent deed from c. Hunter, OF Clyde
TO II. H.Reed, of Patterson, o. two letters from
e. Hunter, Clyde, Ohio, to Ed. Van Gosen, For
est, Ohio two photographs, and 60 cents in
postal currency The finder will he literally
rewarded by leaving ii at q. W. Kimmei's Jew
eiry Store, Findiay, Ohio.
Nov26, iS59-2r. ED. VAN GOSEN-
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Fred Selbach,

Oysters, Oysters
By the Can, Half Can. or Dish, tonight, at
i'll ZAyspp,s
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It Gives Splendid Satisfaction,

HUNTER, N. Y, July lst, 1858.
Please send me by Express u gross of your
"Whittlesey Dyspepsia Cure" 1t gives splen-
did satisfaction in every instance.
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Ladies' Kid Gloves. in all the new shades,
Waterproofs, In all colors. also
Twenty-four dozen Ladies' and Misses
Fancy Knit Hoods, at CARNAHAN's.
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Groceries
Fresh, and of the best varieties, at
GRIBBLE & SCHULRR's.
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Look Out for Them.
Those Oysters at DAVIS & GREEN'S.
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OYSTERS! OYSTERS!
LATEST ARRIVAL.

Direct from Baltimore. Only 50 cents per
Half Can. For standard brands, call and try
them. [26t1 GREEN d CARSON.
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XIIJ [Dt UE 4 t5tUttys
A accommodation and Mail .l2;1
The Aauepek 5effersonian

srCirculation double that of any 9TH
or paper in Hancock County.
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Report of Findlay Central School Dis
trict, No. 9, for the Week ending
Nov. 19. 1863:
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior TO the best
imported German Cologne, and sold At half
the price.
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nR. WHIT TIER. 6l7 st. Charles Street, st. Lou
L is, Mo, of UniOn-wide repGtati ion, treats all
Venefeal diseases; also, seminal emissions,
IIDpOtency, Sc., the result Of self abuse. Send
stamps for sealed pamphlets. 50pp. No matter
who failed, state case. Consultation free.
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Attention, Day Boarders
Warm Meals can be had from o to II O'Clock
A. NJ. from III A. NJ, to l1z P. NJ, and from
) to p. NJ, at fair rates, at ]. ZAIsERs.
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An Invitation.
Ladies', Gents-citizens all,
Come and give US a call
We will try and satisfy all
For whatever you call,
at j. ]. ZAIsER's.
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DON'T SHAKE.

THE SUREsT AGUE REMEDY KNOWN
yOhnson's Vegetable Candy Ague Cure.
Safe permanent and elfectual- So pleasant
erybOdy will eat IL. Contains no poison
Sold everywhere. Made and sold by HOW
ELL Il JOHNSON, b dford, Ind. Sent post
paid, on receipt OF price.
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Auction at j. Schwab & Co.'S
Every day till stock is closed out. Buy your
clothing, Hats. Boots Shoes, Dress Goods,
Cloths, Cassimeres, shawls and Ladies and
Children Furs there. IT,
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The Lake Erie & Louisville Railroad.
Tosk effect Tuesday April 27, 1863.

uc UdhC VI hOu4o 4AlS AsAA1A O00s
Took effect Tuesday April "a, 1863.
Leave Eindlay-
Accommodation and Mail...............22:30 go p. m.
Arrive at Fremont.
Accommodation and Mail p m
Leave Fremont.
Accommodation and Mail l0:JO a. m
Passenger .....-............-...-.....6: 6:a'o p M
ArriUe at Eindtay.
Accommodation and Mail p m.
Passenger. GOD p III
Passengers leaving Findlay at 5;20 a. m, ar
i've at Cleveland at 1850 a. IN, ana 1oiedo at
:35 a. m.
Refurniag-Leave Cleveland at 230p. m, and
Toledo at $50 p. M, arrive at Findiay at o;So
same evening.
Leaving Cleveland at $50 a. M, and Toledo
at TAO a. m, arrive at Findlay at l2:U p. M
Returnidg-Leave Findlay at 80 p. M, ar
rive at Cleveland at 9:25, and Toledo at I:4o
same evening.
Close connections are made at Monroeyiile
for Mansfield, Columbus, &c.
Passengers by this Road will reach Flndlay
earlier than by any other route.
Buy tickets via Fremont, in Cleveland anu
Toledo, at the ticket offices of the Lake Shore
Railway Company
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= CURIOUS MAN !

has discovered speedy cure for CRtarrh
n r. cold in the head, ana sends the receipt
dlt AM 1suiferers. Address
hCS 10 a. -IR- A. 5. KENNEDY, Auburn, n. \.
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Ladies' oyster Room,
Upstairs, reopened, and Oysters served up
in style, at ]. ]. ZAISER'S.
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JWst Opeueu
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Baltimore Oysters.
Not "the best in town." hut as good as the
best, at GRIBBLE q ScHULER's.
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The Best S5 Boots in Town.
At HENDERSON & CONNELL'S
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Farmers Lunch Room,
Cold Meats, Cheese, Bologna, Pies, Cakes, ant
Hot Coffee, at JJ. ZAIsER's.
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ssCTAR SPANGLED BANNER."-It still
- waves, better than ever. Rich, Rare,
Racy. Ledger size. 40 columns. Wit, ,Humor,
Fun, Hu n6ugs exposed. Elegant Sc steel plate
"Evangeline" GRATIS To EVERY subscriber
Only 20 cts. for whole year-Steel plate
HinsClaie, y. II.
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FRIDAY NOV 26, 1869
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CtALL and see the celebrated Florence Sew
" ing Machine at kimmel's
Clock q Watch Emporium
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SOSiETHING in The Star for Everybody. STAR
- IN THE WEST. 1870. An S-paga Universal
list family weekly giving current secular news.
Edited by Rev DIR. WILLIAMSON L j. :.
CANrwELL- So 90 per year in advance. Pre-
BaiuDi 10 ne1C subscribers Send for specimen
Address WILLIAMSON Il CANTWELL, Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
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Large Fat Oysters,
AtFifty cents per Half Can, u:
il ZAIsER's
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Tip.tOp workman
The new baker, at
GRIBBLE d SCHULER's.
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Candies and Confectioneries,
Constantly on hand at
il. ZAISER'S.
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fNOr Ladies' Private irau;ar of . most
II useful and Indispensable articles ever in
vented. address MADAM DUNAL, 2. D. Box,
24}s, New York City.
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DERFECT MANHOOD.-iissays Ior Young
L Men, on the evils of SELF-ENERVA-
TiON, with certain help for the eFIing and un
fortunate. Sent in sealed letter envelopes free
of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box p, Philadelphia, Pa
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ARR, TED RESTORED.

>osed FaIIaeies Cnmes-
lgcsranee Exl ant 10 both sexes, married
GU :L1lshly LhPYrs md disease! DIR: Lar
nsosts rams, London Guide. Slst edition
eai .,i AViser ss anu siarrias1 engravings, upon
GOnorrhea, Ci!eet, Structures FPl- P.t-r~ Of the
Weakness. ImpOtency, Infls.m. Stie -sse
&c. &c. Eiaborate treatment with eeipes ant.
certificates OF cnIes. Price ~. Mailen nee Of
fees for treatment, S96 Broadway, New 1ork.
Direct letters-BOx SiI-
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For the Best Oysters
Go to DAVIS d GREEN'S.
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kNiT-KNIT-kNiT,

s9eA DAYS. new articles for Agents. Sam
4k5 pies free. ii r. SHAW, Alfred, Me.
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gsa, Sdrertisemsuts.
FREE TO BOOK AGENTS.

We viii send handsome prospectus of our
NEWlLLUSTRATED FAMILY BIBLEto any
book agent, free of charge. Address Ma
TIoNAL PUBLISHING CO.. Phiia.. Pa, Chi
cago, ILL.,, or ST. Louis Mo-
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A GENTS WANTED-EoR How TO MAxs
IA THE FARM PAY. A sire, safe and prac-
teal Guide 10 every Farmer, Stock Raiser,
Gardener and Fruit Culturist. By this book
yearly profits may be doubled, land increased
III value, poor men made rich, and honest
labor rewarded English alsd German. Every
body buys IL. 800 sold in few townships
Hundreds in single township. Agents can
find no better Work during the Fall and Win
ter. TURNER'S and sons can each make 500
per month. Send for circular Address
ZEIGI I-R, MCCURDY & CO.,
Cincinnati Ohio or Chica1O III
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The Democracy and the Suffrage Amend.
ments
zf.orn the N. Y. Times.

From the N. Y. Times,
The resignation of seventeen Senator'S and
thirty seven Representatives in Indiana, leaV-
ing either branch OF the State Legislature with
out a quorum, illustrates the recklessness
with which opposition to the pending consti-
rational amendment is conducted. Necessary
legislation is brought to stand-still. The
State is left minus appropriations for the main
1enance of its government and public institu-
Eons. Essential work is unfinished. And
serious inconvenience is OccasiOped to import
ant interests by the abrupt and violent termi-
nation of the session.
The motive OF the seceders is not concealed.
They apprehended the ratification OF the
amendment, and resolved upon delaying by
strategy what they could not hope to defeat
by votes. Mere absence would not have
served their purpose. They resigned, there
fore and now appeal to their constituencies
in behalf of the fundamental Democratic doc
trine-that this is a white mans government.
Events which Southern States have accepted
rs conclusive reasons for impartial suffrage
are still resisted by the Democratic legsla-
tors of Indiana. They prefer confusion and
embarrassment TO the liberation of 'this great
iniqulty."
But where is the thing to end The pre-
tense put forward is that the Legislature
should not be asked to vote upon the amend
ment until the people Of the whole State
have passed Judgment upon its merits. A
general election alone would meet their re-
quirements. And their designations secure
nothing more than limited and partial ver-
dict.
Governor Baker, in the proclamation fixing
4he day for the elections to fill vacancies, an
noupoes that the embarrassed condition of
public business will necessitate special
session of the Legislature at an early period.
Suppose then, as is not improbable, that at
the special session shortly to be held the suf-
fraRe amendment to be brought up for ratih-
cation, will the Democratic Senators and
Representatives again resign, be the injury TO
their demand for general appeal TO the
neopIe will be unsatis6ed. To be consistent,
therefore, they must make up their minds to
renew their designations, and thus second
time break up The Legislature, without re-
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gard to the effect upon the State. owe are
not In favor, as general thing, Of such revo-
lutionary measures" says Louisville news
paper; 'but this is case which would JUS
tify it, From which we infer that "revolu-
tiopary measures are in order with the
Democracy when the fifteenth amendment is
in question. la such game Indiana Demo
oIats properly take the lead.
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GEORGETOWN.
Affair, IN aesrssssxr.

TEE GAsAL.-An the repairs TO the canal
having been completed, water was yesterday
let in, and everything lie now ready for the
opening Of the spring trade. Quite namSer
OF empty boats, which had bsen lying near Tue
northern termin rs Of the aqued net AL the win
ter, started for Cumberland yesterday. The
packet boat Minneeota, which has oeeu thor
ouenly repaired and newly painted through
ont, went mp to-day, and the collectors oshse,
which has been closed ever since the com
mencement of the winter season, 10 again open
tor the TRANSACTION Of business. Loaded bouts
are expected down by the latter part OF this
week.
OAK HILL CRMRrBRY.-Messrs. John O.
Hardness, VIM. King and John ID. Kurtx. the
Board of Examiners app United some time SINCE
by the lot holders Of Oak Hill Cemetery TO
in vestieate it, management and examine the
books Of the Superintendent have gone actively
to work, and have employed James Gosszler
q. CLERK. Randolph Coyle has been employed
as surveyor, and IL now engaged IN q re-
measurement OF all the lots in the cemetery
The labors OF the board will not be concluded
probably till June next
RIVER FRoNr.-Entered-Stea Empire.
Price, New York, with merchandise. for Dts-
trict merchants. The steamers E. G. Knight
and Valley City are expected to arrive To- NOR
row from New York.
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CoRNs, &c.-Dr. White, Surgeon Oniropodist,
Of twelve years. practical experience In the
United States and Canadas, and establiehed at
90 Pennsylvania avenue. between ~ and 9Th
streets, since 1861, successfully treats Oorns,
Snnions, Cnllbiains, Club and ingrowing
PAIN or Inconvenience to the patient The
shoe can be worn with ease lmmsdiately
after the operation: Refers 70 the many
eminent physicians, surgeons and thousands
OF other responsible persons who paronize
his establishment. Hours from q. m to 8 ..
nc. Owing to press OF business at ONCE Dr.
White is unable 10 visit patients at their resi-.
dences except between and 8 p. m.
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DROPOsALs Fer FRESH BEEF AT FREDER
ICKSBrRG. VA.

dkADQCARTERs FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT
OFFICE CHIEF Con- OF SUBSISTENCE,
RICHMOND, VA March 18th. 1859.
Scaled Proposals, in duplicate, will be received
fantry. A. q. s., at Fredericksburg. Va /, uatil
SATURDAY, March 10th, 1859. at ri m, for emp
plying the Cpited States Subsistence Department
with FRESH BEEF at Fredericksburg, Va for
six months from April lat 1859 such less time a.
the Con missary General OF Subsistence may direct
tn. beef to be DELIVERED there on the order of the
Acting COmmiesary Of Subsistence at that place of
agood and marketable quality, I'm eQaal proper.
tions Of fore and hind quarters, necks shanks and
cattle slsughteIee to be cut of at the fourth ver.s
shspks Of quarters to be cut from three to fonr
inches above the knee Joint, and Of hind quarters,
from six to eight inches above the Rsmbrel or hook
Joint.
titders are requested to be present to respond to
their bids, and be prepared to give bonds fIr the
fulfillment of their contract.
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly "Propo-
sails for Fresh Beef at Fredericksburg, Va" The
for good cause.
Conditions. requirements, payments, &c, &C :,
a. heretofore.
BY command of Brevet Maj Or General stop am an
w. A. ELDERKIN,
maEN Brevet Major and Chief @. g.
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Bspews the vitality Of the scalp.
Renews the hair TO its original color.
Repevs the nutritive matter which nourishes
hair.
Rsnsws the brash, wiry hair TO silken softress
Repews the growth Of the hair.
RspsWs the appearance Of those that are Bal
end Grey, and Il . speecid hair DRESSING Nc OIL
or Alcohol 20 clog uD the pores. One bottle sseWs
Its effects.
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For sale BY al dr. uggists. jalf2m
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NEW MEROHANrs STEAMSHIP coMPss,

The swift and, substantial Stesmert r. @
KNIGHT aud JOHN GIBSON, will n-
run regularly, during the winter EeasS
months, between NEW YORK E..0b
and GLORGETOWN as follows:
Leave New York from Pier 30, East River
at Alexandria and Georgetown TUESDAYS.
Rsturning.Leaye Georgetowa. foot Of High ST.
THURSDAYS; Alexandra, FRIDAYS; NorfoIk
sAIURpAYs; arriving ct New York MONDAY
MORNINGS.
steamers Of the Merchants and Mechanics rTsls
portation Company TO and from BOSTON, 10 pre-
pared to take through freight at much redIcy5
penses through Baltimore is avoided BY this rOuts
freight from B9st1n should Be copsigned p the
For farther Information slply TO JOS. L. GAIT
Agent. Office and Wharf feet Of High h stress
corner New York avenue and Nth st., one square
no ism JWTHoMPsoN. President