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| 9br coEinel exclusively to those who si.s
lnallZed thQ.nseltes, ia eGhei capacilp, IN TIP
bill tor tie aYar, which obtained ih"..s."1-
al agents. The House accordingly weni
into Committee of tie Whole, Mr.. Con
diet in the Chair, on the consideration oi
the bill.
On this hill, (which the Chairman of the
Committre on Indian Ailars assured the
'ioHse would not drtain them ten minutes,
a 6esultory debate arose, which continued
TIL past three o'clock.
The exprdeuey OF tie hiilwas ad,ocated
by Mcssrs. Cocke, Conway, Clay, aud
Cock, aud opposed 10y Mes>rs. Rankin,
Ross, Floyd, Vance, Of OHIO, and Foot of
Connet ticut.
Mr. Cooke moved IL ill the blank, desig
mating the salary, with 81, 800 which was
carried.
An attempt was made to lay the bill on
the table, and lost-ayes 81 noes lo7.
Mr.. Cock thcn moved that the bill liz
On the lablc--whirh motion prevailed i;
and the bill leds orderd 10 lie on The tatie.
A mes7age was received from the PIE
sident of the United States, in compliance
with ii resolution of the House of Repre-
sentatises Of ihe nth of December last,
requesting him to communicate To the
House all such parts of the correspondence
with the government of Spain relating 10
The Fiosda Treaty, TO the period of lis
Gna ratification, not heretofore e"tnmuni-
Gated, as, in his opinion, it might not be
Inconsistent with the public interest 10
CO nmunicatp, transmitting II report from
the Secretary Of State, with copies OF the
document requested.
The house adiourued.
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Notice.
Notice.
AIR. WILLIAM GUNSON- SIR

Mr.. WILLIAM GUNSON-SiR
1N1 You viii please 10 take notice thai i
shall, on the 2plh day of April nehii nj Geo.
Driarnelts tavern, in piusy isnnia county,
betty cen the hours OF sun rise and sun ST OIL
That ,hy, proceed to take the dispositions oil
William Harvey, James Kelly aud others, 10
he rend n. evidence IN "A sui now depending
aud undetermined IN me high court of chan
Gerry holden nj Lynchbnrg on the ioih day ri
May next, wherein am defendant aud ,on
are plaintiff, and shalt continue from day III
day until uIi Hre taken, nj which time aud
place you may attend II you see canse
WALKER DEJARNElT.
Feb ~. W9w"27
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One Negro Woman,
Four HyAs and Eurni,uye,
NY. Nayid Rib,

vUNAKE NO1ICE-That on Monday the Goth
1 day Of April next, nj the Washington Inn,
in the town of Lynchbnrg, and State of Vir-
ginia, we shall proceed to take The deposit
lions of John Victor, Maria Victor, Sarah Vic
Tor and Others, and shall continue from day
TO day If not completed on that day, Which
Dispositions are TO he read as evidence IN a
nit now depending in the superior eonrt OF
chancery for the Lynchburg district, in which
we are plaintiffs, aud you, james German and
Philip =. Barbour, are defendants, when and
where YOU may attend IL Won think proper.
LUCY JOHNSTON,
MARIA JOHNSTON,
BERNARD JOHNSTON.
Febru.ru IL NiN2z
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY .
IN SENATE.

TIE order of the day being the propo-
sition Submitted by Mr.. Benton, I" amend
the Constitution Of the United Suites, in
regard 10 the election of President aud
Vice President, ,vas taken lp. Mr.. Ben
tom resumed, and concluded his remarks
on the subject.
On motion of Mr.. Eaton the furth,,
consideration Of the. resolution was post
ponrd - Monday next.
The Senate then Adjourned ill 10 NOR
row
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
On mltipn Of Mr.. lIemphill, the House
resolved itself into It committee Of thu
wl,,i,., Mr.. Foot in the chair, ON the bill
making protii ion for ptocringhe neocssa
~ srveys, estimates, Sc. for roads and ca
auiS.
tlr. Trn,hle having coded his right IN
rhc floor, Mr. J. = Barbour occupied TIN
House Till near O'Clock, in favor &c th.
hill. lie was followed by Mr.. Tucker,
who spoie in opposition to the bill, Till }
O'Clock al. HIVES followed on the SAINT
side bat, before nr finished, the commit
tee rose, and tae House adjourned
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MARRIED-on Tuesday evening the
81 inst. by the Rev. John Sledd, Mr.
THOMAS J. SALE, To Miss MARY i.
eldest daughter Of Henry Lane, .r
.-- al the same time and place, by
The same, Nj JOHN SALE,ta Miss MA
nALA S. only daughter Of John Barker,
toc'd. all OF Bedford.
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2.

In pursuance Of the order of The day,
the lnid rssoIation reported by select
committee of the Srnat", proposing An a.
msnluA.at Of the Consultation, IA regard
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fN-ESIisi rH.
Caucus. or no Caucus ;


ny thr h'I,Niug articles from The NJ
lional l,,icIl,selcsr, II vii ha sen thai III
isis has cour, They speak lof them
sels,s, aud need un comments:
From the National Mttiiigeheer.
In consequence uf the statements " hi !
have gone abroad ia relation IL The Con
sressional nomination of Candidates fni
President and Vice President al The Il.
States, the undersigned have been rcqnrt.
ted, by many oi their Republican e,l-
eagncs and associai,s, Ia ascertain TIL
number of the Members ut Cangtess VII.
deem IL inrNpcdi"nt, nj this tims, 10 maks
suel II nomination: aBd Ia publish Ill
samr, for the Information OF The p.opl. -
the L. States. \
Incompetence with this request, they hav.
obtained nom gentlemen, representing III,
several States, satisfactory miolmallod
that, of TWO hundred aud ski, .onr, III.
whole number of Members composing TN
present Congress, urrU are ane huudrrf
and eighty One who deem II lnrNpedient
under existing circumstances, 10 meet H.
Caucus, for tile purpose of nnmloatlo;
Candidates fur Prrasdc1t aud Vice Prosi
dent of The UIi,rd States; and the. ha,t
good Reasons 10 believe. that II portion u
the rrmaindrr Will lie found unn ling 4
attend such a meeting.
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THuRSDAT, JANUARY 20.
IN SENATE.

H.. res,Intinn reported by the Select
r.,m,ni,te. on the several amendments 10
she Constellation, which provides that M
utrson sf III be eligible To the Presidency
tr more than eight years, was taken up
FIR consideration, in Committee Of the
Whole, Mr. Lhl,ndn ia the Chair.
Mr.. B1rbour moved to amend the a
mendmcni, So "a 10 pro-, ide that no per
s,n should be elected for mure than two
terms successfully. This provision, he
thl,ughl, would sufficiently do away thr
apprehension of auy dagger from cohlin"i-
~ IA olhfe.
Mn.srs. Dickerson, Barbour, and Holmes
of Maine.
Tbp question was then taken on Mr..
p.Ibmu's amendment, which vEs lost.
The original resolution WAS thea report
cd Ia the Senate, without amendment, and
n,ss,,d To be engrossrd, aud read third
timc.
The resolution proposing an amendment
To the constitution, III reoard 10 the choice
of Electors, was postponed TIL to morrow.
After the consideration Of Executive bu-
ness,
The Senatc adjourned till to morrow.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
The resolution prOUtding a slip Of he
hae to conrey the marquis DE Lgiayette 10
THIS country, WAS returned from The senate
Nth an amendment, in which Tie House
suucfrtd
The House then went toto committee
el the whole, Mr.. Foot in tive rh.ar. On the
bill Tor obtainins the requisite plan aud
estimates uu the subject Ui rutas and ca
nals.
Mr. Stewart conr1udrd his speech which
he begin yesterday, in favor of the ball !;
aud was followed 10y Mr. Stevenson on
the opposite side. When this gentleman
had concluded his remarks, Mr.. Randolph
moved Eor tae Committees rising, hui
waved his motion for MIR. Stoi'rs, wlio oc-
cnpIrd the nour til foar O'Clock in favor of
the bill, " hen hlr. Randolph renewed has
malioo; which prcHaiI' d, and
Fhi. House adjourned.
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FAECX SHOES.

HENRY C.4RLTG.v & Go.
TTAVE Just reccived rom Phiiadrlphi.
"A handsome assurtment Of I-adifs Gle
CANT SIMILF. SIl,A @sfKuNELIo SHOES
Also~re frw pals Geutlemen's Jumps.
February 10, iS24, 400
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Ei.h,eenth Congvess.
t,.o.n lhe .NnlionnL Ial,Higencerl

From The .NdlOHHt sfteHiS tHt''J
WEDNE5D JANUARY %, ISL
Proceedings in the Senate un'nlereshn'
to-day. ,r,pra
On motion of NJ. iirmphill, the i'nns
,.c5i into committee at the whole on IN;
sfate of the Union. Nr. Fn" IN the ehalr
- In. bill To procure the necessary plans
climates, sc. respecting roads, and cn'
Mr.. Archer, of Va. at whose request th'
eonmit,p. an ihiS hill yesterday rose. aa'
.bo. in ean sequence, had the right Ia IN
a,ar delivered AZ great length his senil-
menfs in opposition to the con'iitui'onall'1
Of the ball.
He closed al three O'Clock, and was fol
lowed by Mr.. Stewart, of F"nnsyl.anm' III
favor of the BID. MIR. ). cotinned MS re-
,.,rks ill fnr o'clock, but did not hn'sli
-, he had alvancr, when the commit
IT,. rnsc and reported progress;
Aud the House adjourned.
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SNtieS.


10y virtue OLA deed of trust executed 10
ID the subscribers 10y Vincent Lester, bfar-
ing date the Goth day Of November, 1872, mud
duly recorded in tho clerk = Office oi The conn
" court of Campbell, for purposes therein
mentioned, we shalt on fjday The 9th dry
of March next, (is2I) proceed 10 sell, To the
highest bidder, tor ready money, nj the tavern
house of john Dudley, IN the county Of
Campbell, on whipping creek, lniely occupied
by james +. Bullock, The FOLLOWING
PROPERTY TO wit
One Negro Woman,
named Lucy, md. her three children, David,
Nelson and Anderson, aud their increase since
The date Of the said deed of ltu,i.--Alsp,
Four beAs and ENrniture,
one bay horse, all the stock of hogs, cattle
aud sheep, household and Kitchen furniture,
mud plantation utensils, OF said Vincent Los
ter, or 50 much thereof ms may be 81 hcirId 10
pay aud satisfy the demand OF said d ed,
Acting as trusters, we shall convey such y.
lie 10 said property as is vested in us BY said
deed, and no other
JOHN +. PATRICK,
Feb. 10. wfds27
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GREAT FIRE At SAVANNAH.
L. L l. 4 Ii

Ertaacf from letter, dhcd Snrannah. 20M
.JanunrY. 3 o'ciotk, n. NJ
81 write these few lines IN moment ot
general roniuaion. 4 fire brnk" out at 10
O'Clock last night, in the wooden buildings
on Moore's wharf, and the whole ot the
buildings on that wharf as well M those
an Eice's wharf, are destroyed. The fire
II now raging with great fIrs in the Tahhy
building of Mongin's formerly Bullock
hut fortunately tnr wind has shifted tothc
north. and all the wonden buildings BE-
tween the fire aud Huutpr's stores, arr
pullrd down. 50 that we are under. no up
prrhensinu Of the flames extending any
further. Previous 10 the wind s.changing
neally every article was removed out "i
the stores To the east of The fire rs Lar down
as Monain's range Of stores. Not iessihan
500 bales Of cotlon have been thrown into
the river, and as many hhds. and bh's. oi
different kinds of liquors. The wind wa
very violent, for while, and the sparks
SGT fire repeatedly TO number at houses
in the city, bat by the grrai rXnftions OF
the fire men il was cXtiug'l5hed.'
A narrative has been published of the
capture of the Swedish ship NAIAnE-
bound from Marsrillrs for Havana, by
pirates, in February, 1923, off the Isle oil
Pinrs. Adolph Simmingskold, who was
cook On board, and who is, in all proba-
biiy, the Gully one left to tell the tale, ar
rived at Frrnnndina de Xagna, about thu
eth April last, in the most forlorn cnndI-
ton. lie had AN old piece Of Osnabnrg
round his waist, and over his shoulders
were fragments of AN old calico cottor
mnrning gown It is hr who gives the in
! formation that the Naiadr sailed from
! Narseillrs, in November, 1822, with
cargo Of wine, provisions, SC. With a crew
nr fourteen men, and ronr passengers, AM
that, Oh February ed, 1919, she made tn
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tie subscriber by giving AZ above Two ipser.
tons or Il they rco1j~c il Trey stall he .5aid.
ACHILLES b. JOHNSON.
Lynehbarg, Inmar, IL.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
LEGIsLATuRE OF MARYLAND.

A. we cannot conceive Ola single n -
ment by which the decision, announced
below, can he Justified, we must content
ourselves with the expression of our aro-
found regret and utter establishment AT thlf
peucced.nG.
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. "Thc hill ahoIjshing religious tests was
This day REJECTED in the House Of De
lrsa,cs, by vote ~ t" 28 Btgofry Is
made of npenrtrnhlc stuff. Mr.. MeMA-
moN replied most nubly to Mr.. MERntcK,
Of W .shington county, who had opened
tne d, bate this morning in opposltiop Mr.
WoRTRINGroy, of your city, advocated
the bin in substantial and eloquent reason .
ins; bat prcindlce carried the day, and
thus Remains the foul blot on the rsenlch-
con of the state" q fillmore .Imcrtca.
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the remainder ~ Ill be found unn Hing Il
attend such a meeting.
RICHARD VI JOHNSON, Of kentucky.
JOHN n. EION, Tennessee. +.
DAVID BARTON, Missouri. :
WI. NELLY, Alabama. j.
noBERr \. nAyNF, south Cnrolinl
tiIAN.Es WCN, Vermont.
L, Fl T.1FK, Massachusetts
J. SLOANE, Ohio.
GEO. noLC0MBE, New jersey.
:. u, INGil\Al, Pennsylvania
H. HARRIS, PENNSYLVANIA
JOSEPH KENT, Maryland
u. H. MILLER, sylNanial
THOMAS METCNTl., kentucky.
ROBERT CNKNETr, Virginia
JAMES HAMILTON, jr South Carolins
j. &. lSACkS, Tennessee
GEO. kREMER, Pennst lNnriat
Is. W, GROW NINSHlEED, MASSACHUSETTS
WM. BuRLElGII, Maine.
L. WHITMAN, Connecticut.
JON XTHAN JENNINGS, Indiana.
SAM, Hot STON, Tennessee.
J. r. PoINSETT, South CarolinI
The Democratic Members If Congress are IL
viled 10 NEE" ia the Representatives. Chm,
Der, NJ the Capitol, on the Evening OF III.
18th ot February, at ] O'Clock, Ia reCommrnt
Cnndidnirs To the people of The L olnies fd
he. nilipss nf Pre- mi and Vice President 4
the lni,cd S,ntrs
JOHN CHANDLER,
MOVES BAhBEh, d
ELISHA Lliailt ihi.p,
~ n,,hf.n9oN,
,'n N,,N,.n -" ~
BlRN ELL. BASSETi,
n G.. BURTON,
join FORSYTH,
] u. THOMAS.
BENJAMIN RuGGbEs.
Washington, Feb g. 1874
Loce-
RIcHMoNn' zen 1o--lhr James 'roP-
per ht'"gs E"S"7' papers 10 III. i''h o .
still leaving 'hnSh oi % days. Iht
.ii'Irs "l wr7'er" Europe are IN ms dfspon-
dent c"ndli"'n as ''ie tSl'l'n"t,s can De
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pr " in lhe Senate un,nteresfinf
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From our W J. Gd@et'e Correspondent.
THE CREEKS.

We arc indepted to Mr.. forLfr, for
the following extract ofn letter from Il
Boslonian, resident at Smyrna, giving n
very favorable account of the Affairs Of
Greece.
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IHe age Of fmpolemsnL--A was lately
advertised III one of the eastern paptrs II
carriass to perform without horses, with
only one whs.I, and invited the curious IN
mechanics to see it. Many of the mem
hers of the society Of Arts, attended, and ia
the ardour of expectation were shown---a
tchect 6drroW
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HILLsnnRouGn, n. C.JAS. q. II
fraordinary Boy -Ashbcrn Minniss, 4 son
Of William Minniss, of this county, little
more than four years old, can repeat all
the tables in the arithmetic by Hemory,
The multiplication table fom 10 20 Times
20 he can correctly count by one, two.
i've, 81 ten, tu millions ; and tell III a word
the number of days in each month in thr
year. AsIpbcrn has had nn other adsanla
yes of education, except from his grand
father, who is totally blind.
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The .Ntm Hampshire Sentinel of the
23d ult. SAYS IL his Stat, in june
la,t, Mr.. Adams friends had thoughts al
calling meeting uf the members at ihr
Legislature, hat as no person conh be
1oand IN the opposition, after ditig'm en-
ql6,y, the subject Was permitted To rest for
twelve months"
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M Ingenious writer says, leisure - ihe
noblestsw ralth: and the habit ofemPlayins
4 well, is the hest preparation for a happy
and d gnifi old Hge. But he WIN exclt.
,iyeIy applies himself to the acquisition nj
money shall waste his life under the pres
sure, and amid the NacUily of mental pos.
erty, and shall close his career 10y IN old
agr of restless imbeciity OF of painful in
significance.
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Josiah s. JoH>sroS, LATELY Repre-.
sentative in Congress, has been clsetrd
SENATOR of the United States from lhe
State Of Louisiana, vice jaws Bnows,
resigned. The vote, in joint ballotino Of
the Legislature, was
For J $. J"hnson 20
For Edward Livingston II
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-07
HEALTH.

The greatest Of all earthly blessings.
this OF the year, when il is 50 highly proper
IA and important to cleanse the Stomach and Bowels OF
REDUNDANCY Of bile and all pernicous and
laons, the propretors of LEES mast erceHen 9nGiGoR
Ps would very respectfully advise the Of several dose
ofhem and thereby in many instances prevent headaches
sickness the Stomach obstinate distractions Of the Bow
els, scorchng Fevers, &c.
C Please to ask for LEES .7ntihfous Pills. with the
lsignature Of NOAH RIDGELY,
Lats JEclae, Lee s. Co. n9e Others are genuine.
To Mr.. lNodh Rilgeig,
Dear Sr,-Iavng made Of the various Pills in m,
family offered TO the public for the last twenty five years
land having found your celebrated An.Bilios Pills the
moving head aches sick stomach, and having used them
for several years past have no hesitation sa,ng that
4 believe them (as represened) mast ral0b imv Ne
dciae. JACOB SMALL,
Conway-strect, Baltimore.
Sold by JOSEPH SCOTT, at his Book and fashionable Hat
store, No. SO, Market street, Wilmington the following
tried and highly approved Medicines.
Lees Ambitious Pills, so cents per box.
Lee's Elixir for Cold and Coughs, dollar per vial
Lees Nervous Cordial dollar per vial
Lees Lozenges for destroying Worms, so cts per box
Lces Ointment for the itch, so and 81 cts. per box
Lees Essence Of Mustard for Rheumatism &c. dollar
per vial
Lees Ague Drops FOR Agues and Feyers, IS cents per
vial.
LeesLoton for letters, Erupons, &C. doll per bottle
Lees Specific for the Nenereal dollar per vial dollar
per box
Lee's Eye y4er, so cents per vial
Lees Tooth Ache Drops, 50 cents per vial.
Lees Tooth Powder, 50 cents per box.
Lees Corn Plaster, 50 cents per packet
Lees Anodyne Elixir for Head Aches, doll per vial
Tres Lip Salye, 50 cents per box
n Numerous Of CURES could be anne yed, of the
happy and good effects that have followed the use of these
Justly Celebrated Family .Mpdicines,
but the publisher las not for them in this paper
Sept. 1924 73-2Ot
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FARM FOR SALE.

WILL be Sold at Public Sale, on Friday the 18th De.
w cember next on the premises, that elegant Farm.
the residence OF URiam H. PhMp situate in Clrstana
Hundred Newcastle County, and State Of Delaware con-
tanng 2J5 acres Of land Of the first quality The whole OR
nearly 50 OF the lage land has been lined with from 40
10 l00 bushels per acre There is large proportion Of
woodland the remainder principally in grass The i'm
proyements are large two story house, three rooms
on the lower and four the upper loor stone kitchen
with well Of good water at the door, large frame barn
ceared UNDER stone spring house, smoke house, cnopes
shop aSgon house, &c.-Al,o, two respectable tenant
houses. The above property is divided into handsome
fields, generally well ~atered; Of running
the whole length aud passing he farm he locality
o. this property to Wilmington and Newport, il being but
miles from the former and from the latter place and
IN the immediate neghborhood Of several merchant mills
and its high and healthy situaion render an object
we enterPrsng agrcultnrist The above properly will
be offered altogether, in separate tracts, as may best
suit the pu haseT the interest Of the owner Sale TO
begin a. 10 o'clock, NJ when attendance will be given
and conditions made known by
lUSFA JUSTIS,
JOHN G. PHILLIPS,
Assignees OF VIM. d. Phillips.
Nov 10, 1894. 95-t0t
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FARE ONE DOLLAR.
Auction and Commission Store.

vHE subscribers respectfully inform their friends and the
public that they have opened an -7uction and Comms
SION Store al No f. High street, merit door 10 M UAian
Larkfn's store, where sales will be held every Saturday
norniag. The strictes attention will be paid property
entrusted to their and every facility rendered those
who may favor them with their custom The auction room
will be open every day for the reception of goods intended
for public private sale
They will likewise attend to the sale Of Horses CSps &c.
Opposite the Indian King Hotel, Saturday mornings
and opposite the Wilmington and Brandywinc Bank on
Wednesday mornings.
to, either in Town or Country, on reasonable terms.
BROWN & BAILEY.
Wilmington, Sept. II. 70
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FEATHERS.
HAIR RESTORATIVE

find Preseruatire Vegetable Caae
ptNHE important discovery of vegetable substance, capa
Bile OF restoring and preserving the hair was accden'
tally made by an individual, who has neither the capacity
nor the disposition to practice deception fraud Inc
fullest reliance may be placed the efficacy and power
OF the vegetable Cerate, not ony i'll restoring and peVe
ting the falling off the hair, but in producing the greatest
uslre and lreliness OF Imaginable and the public may
rest assured that It's effects will be clearly manifested
the course ola short time by the renewal and vigorous
growth of the hair andby effeciually preventing its com
ing out or falling eft The Vegetable Cerae tends to re-
cuscitae and excite the energies of the capillary vessels
which constitute those organs that secrete the maerurm
ing the hair these, like many other organs OF the amman
body, which have been state of dormancy disease
may be restored 20 their healthy action, and perform all
those functions assigned them by nature.
The proprietor being of the numerous specihcs
pamed on the public and DESTROYS that the present article
may MOI suffer, its merits the effect has produ
ced on hundreds OF persons, both male and emae anu
found TO be the only thing restoring and preventing e
bar from coming out Of the heads OF those who have useo
IT, and all that asked, il relates to the verify oilS e.
feet, is fair trial.
Elderly people, with bald heads, must assured tha
Iby applying few boxes of the above Cerae, Their nan
Will be restored with all its youthful beauty and life.
10 prevent mposon the sale of the Vegetable CersG
will be confined to DIR. JAMES H. HART for he CITY o.
New-fork only, Of Broadway and Chamber-st thIe
doors from Washington Hall, where it will be sold at D.
Us.
liberal deduction will be made to country dealers.
n. b. Gentlemen that are bald, after using for some
weeks will find small fibre of hair growing on the piacs
mat IS bald they will continue it for about ten days ar
ITS appearance then they will shave their hair close w
where 1t is affected, after that il will receive its naui"
and vigorous growth.
And those who have the misfortune of losing their hs
ny sickness, the Certe will restore TO them IN very
tie tune full and beautiful head OF hair it is beyoh ~
doubts that ishe only thing that has been discover
ed IN this country, perhaps in any other.
- few boxes Of the above valuable article Just lE
ceyed from New York; and for sale at the Waterman
flee. %