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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-08-08

all accounts that appear speculative. ond
confine ourselves to such as are antbent;.
Gated. It's first discovery was. therefore
! by the carpenter on board of one of Sir
Walter Raleigh's vessels, when he nut into
some harbour in the Island of Trin;aad l.
the year 1895, who, having occasion 10 &c
On shofe TO cut some pieces of timber. re-
CURED Tor work to be done on the xhip that
ne belonged to, brought on boa a ouanti-
~ OF this wood, which, or Icing worked,
rom the raw state, exhibited to the aston
lshment OF all who saw it, that beautiful
natural variety Of appearance which no in
genmty of art can equal.
Inc hrst use to which Mahogany was
applied IN England, arose from a circum-
stance purely accidental, and was appro-
prlated to the making of box for holding
candles. DR.. Gibbons, an eminent physi-
clan, IN the latter end of the 18th, or he
ginning OF the 18th century, had brother,
West India captain, who brought ever
some planks of this wood as ballast, but
was not aware of its value AS the Doc
tor was then building house in King
street, CoVent Garden, his brother thought
they might be of service to him. but the
carpenters finding the wood to hard for
their tools, they were laid aside for A time
as useless. Soon after, Mrs. Gibbons
wanting a candle box, the Doctor caNed on
his cabinet maker to make one of same
wood that lay in his garden. Wallastoa.
the cabinet maker, on cutting it up, also
complained that it was too hard the Doc
tor said he must get stronger tools. The
candle box was however made, and highly
approved of, insomuch that the Doctor then
insisted on having bureau made of the
same wood, which was accordingly done,
when the fine color, beautiful polish, &c.
were so pleasing, that it became an object
OF curiosity, and he invited all his friends
to come and see it; among them was the
Duchess Of Buckingham. Her Grace beg
ged some of the same wood from Doctor
Gibbons, and employed Wallaston to make
her bureau also, on which the fame of
mahogany and Mr.. Wallaston was much
raised, and furniture of this sort soon he
came general. Thus, ffom circumstance
IN itself so trivial, has emanated a most
extensive branch Of commerce.
Honduras .GlmGaacf. -e
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-19
TIE INDIAN SUMNER.

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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-19

vefy a :llir- H. favriIe General washed en,
Il e could bui be sure of isking his place III TIE
saddle.
lie nfxi thing ia tire painting "hcs ensag
rd nv aitei ton was a beat. apparently sumo
uhaf damaged. whirb VAS floating about ~
pataliyrly still saieI He Who once had Ms
direction. now lay, 10 appearance, worn oul
with cate and sickness. There VS. about MIN
an air Of calmpess aud nifty, when shong
" enli.-rd the feelings IN hs brhaii Airge'h-
~, be- had the appear ance Of one, NOR shnea
against than SHINING :; and almost n'"iunla'
Iily advanced to pom he oa Of wine into ms
wounds. know tlatl cruduot be mistaken Il,
Ire painters dcsgn-i mnst be The ioIuer
Secretary the Treasury.
Ny irtentio ION WIS diverted from hun hyh Ut
tie shri,elcd up f4uIc. which appeared 10 be
making torpedors and cndeasaa ing Ia fne
them bv means Of tightening from III night
house OF which formerly sPake lie was en-
dcarouilng To place them under the sicrn OF the
administration boat aud thttatcuedl ~ case icF
exploded 10 hs mind, TO blow all hands . shy
high Yet II was Observable thai when he did
suocs ed III making Il biom-up he generally cree
ted as much confusion among his lends as a
nDng IA, foes
Further on the back ground sppcarrd lule
skli ION Maine lie bt whom Al Was NtfeIcd
was clad a. q dtess OF ella geabe ak. anu APP
peafrd TO be engaged IN studying The doctrine
OF chances, as applicable 10 the next Pr' sldrn-
ual election. ON OF one pocilt. pei ed The
Alhe Resolutions. aud ia Tie other was seer
speech Of Republican hienber OF the
Massachusetts Legislature On bs bouts ste. r
appeaed The exclusive Republican, which
however, his men were tast cruising and suhSt
tuMg IN IS Ii. u, Adams
Al tins uoinrnt WIS reused hy Some Odg
slonly entei me the onrr. ,tattcd ~, hte
IN, cualr, bbcd my eyes aud by tne time t1e
room IN which sal was entered. Was bu.ily en-
gagged IN turning ov,r the leaves o 0taIkle
But 4 any one has had the patience 10 folio"
me thus iar. ! viii not trouble him Wi'h the sage
conversation ih.t ensued befwrcnthe sis'ioI an,
myself; but, making my best bow BID him gooo
morning. l. II.
Inuendo, that there was no ROOM fr Ken
lucky. lJaekSOaS letter
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-19
TEtACEIA


went 10 HiyHuut an tne summer a. ls2--,
IN ii itrss aud having setled II Ia IA, sat.ei,r
,ipn en- e.d nay PASSAGE IA vessel hound IA
Nv York We bad been hut = lew hours o.
Oh. vavare ahcn ten that wrafucss mud pam
which Indicates ~" approach Of The yellow it.
vi RON .,nurd ~ grow "ots" a 10 add tony dis.
,rs.s tb. ,rs.pi bean to roll ,iblenrl,. aud sea.
y,rhn -, WITH ~ u, hortors cam" upon m !
,,soId have -, II FL livery thing fnra quot
,,#s~. IN Vsirl 10 die. ~ fell that thls vas MI
I mid win To- Overcome at len 9Th with
,s.s,.ness. and completely exhausted. / /, n n
xl-a,,. nom which Ms awHh,ard bv a coufu=
s,l r.l>e. ~ FIST believed u was mrrcly ma.
,,,ostinn but as y became louder. | lrIt couvn
- that a, hat hrard w.. a = -tlitv, AZ lsnrib
vhf ctiip aner opened, aud several persons lie
Sc .dad Our ,Hp'an approached nay bbth
saa tod ~. The vessel h1d hrcn captured by p.
yates. and hat ~r Werr now standing N fot tHr
Ian4 | hcard the hrst pait ot hrs speech with
pnapliHv Wbioamy Illness only can account
f.,f hut the very uaino - baud seemed Ia opr-
rate lii,n q charm noon me. Young man now
appy, 4ohrd and .pid M 10 I've nndc. no apprc-
n #,.. n ~ 40 personal iIry was intended.
and ia ste,rrv raro should I've bestowed upon
me H. iooairpd tie untnre ard state OF NV
sll-ea.a. aud brnne Ut mr. aooldlal which eonsld
,..r.it,fv relc,ed me. In a short time W. aerr n
.nenaf add loas told ON vrs>e would b. dr-
ain 4 {" day ~ MO- an "Itar IT," articles
80 been t'hen "ot, permitted 10 proceed On her
soy"ee. Inc same person subsequently enter
"d, aHi Observer ~ r"n'i os I'psl ntfiaI ~
= II led On saorr where ! woul7 b"rel eve from
thr hustle aud confusion al the vessel 10 tins
] chcrlfalls assencd and Ia Inc afternoon was
)acci IA = bp.d and carried To hui near the
heach ;-hefe was te'ird kindly. and tvety
aftcnd ~ pad ne. had hran the days on
shotr when ih' t"nng man t"neh no" d3coN-
errd &C. hr captain ptt br corsaf1 arrived and
told me out vessel would sal IA an hour, mt II
] wished t" proceed IA hr' ! was NJ liberty to do
So. although nc remarked. IA my present state =
would 40 doubt COS me "s NE mud that Il !
would tfust 10 HIM, aud '""1 han the detention
Of month 81 ~. he would CONVEY IA ~ SOM
part Of Cub" hom "henca een'i ''7lE pro
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-19
AN AMnGICA AN CITIZEN
cot. WILLETIea SPEECH.


EELLoN-tITlIENs-
II may appear strange g. Won, but net more
SO than II docs ~ myself lhal should now ap.
pea am"ng 50 many Of N, young fedoN-ctiz, a
bnt God Almighty knows HAT | am thanl,IiI tor
beng able 10 be le,c.
II Is nov thirteen wears since VAS called pD-
on 10 ,ddre,s my fellow citizens on the then sta
oi tHe, times. II was DUNG the late war; the at-
dress MAS m"ue 70 the people in front Of the Guy
--n'l. | t'en thought II v my iaSt appearance
beioic the public diu not think il was deco.
ouS tot men SO Tan advanced in lIfe iis [ was 10
mlhgle WIN Young pc pie but becved tlcy
should seek retirement and comfort ia tue bosom
oil Their own families The events However
when have taken place are .ol such chan act cr an
interest the feelings OF every good man Tom,
they are particular ' so. PEI maps no man j., inp
Is 81 deeply impressed " nh then importance ~
am
Que OF the circumstances which in pnrrlcu
lar manner excited the tceli gs and eng AIRED the
ate non OF Gen, WASHINGTON during hi. adn,i,
istiatlon Was, the restoration OF peace viii, tho
rrel Nation; Cor they we're then at ,yu,. y,i,b
the state OF Gcorga) For The acccempljshment
OF this obJcct, he appointed thiee, Commissioners
They proc ,ded TO the Geek Nation but ,,,.
unsuccessful IN then MISSION. About t.e n. nod
Nhen ihry we've returning, Gen. h nox tbrn -
ctctaty of Wan, called upon ne and ,tat.d ,b
tailute OF the negotiation with the Greeks a,,d
expressed 4 desie that should make an cn;,yt
10 renew ihe ncgociallop lie knew that had
hecn accustomed 10 indian warfare. a that w.
acquainted With thclf general hahif, aud 4 sn,,.i
a7"s. / was appointed bs Gee WashIpot, .,
'tsIi these Indians. received the instr cl,ons,,t
She lff'ae" ana nesoclated and Signed
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-19
Tie Jeffryru Electors Of lso0.

~ = ytiNRH iIEtt'fS u i7'''
We Tea d 1t stated recently that Mir. Nndi-
So, Antilles. JUICE braohc, Judg'' Caheb
Judge otu.ut d. Flelp ofBruusw,c Nj Nc
km,c4 Of Ono and Mr.. Newton Of Norfolk
1c the Only suftuers u thr alcctnls sho, IN
isUu, ave ,ht vote #frhls stat-to Nr. J.ft soa
aud thatal. tacsr Gentlemen. except Nf Gses,
are 40" H. tavor 90. IT. -IGaM8 a. aIlIs #'" -
"a. d,rtSaH NJ Hidigons ouia,oo was H.
ted as mdlter 81 braet; hu' 10 dunbl apr'a ea
torAis. as IL the Others. Judgr lyOlpH aud
JUdef Holmes, Who werr al-o elected at 4 -a@e
time and ". Lave died since Nj. A.. e. caon
ale known 10 have preierled rlm --HhrM II
ad,IIuouto ihesr lacts, il l. l,coccIrd tat Ish'
etng, at Massachusetts, Hemrnllt, = i'nt.
Mctanc aud Ed2r.cy, Of Dr!a"aJei kena' ,''
kentucky D'aHtrr, q >, G.-bcr ia, l "'
eia ACT most 81 the other irading t'del"lss
IN tna,e siarrs ar jealous supporters 81 hth-
Jackson We hope that II viii b no long aIlt'
erd mat lpe republican panty, thc politicians Oh
The Jefferson Sehnoi arr against tho a!mm'>l'~'
lion in he present contest. The convention
which is 10 mrrt IN january, vi Luis expected
consist of mauH ot the most dist Sulshcd fep"'I
caus Ia the tat among wnom we have Uta =
tn names Of IadnrS Brooke, ta9eii Cohog''
Carr, SmaI and ia r. Col Wan, ta#rrriV
speaker OF the Senate, Chapman } ohnsot &c
" btFe seen some objrctIons made 10 ~
Judge having either lot or parI IA the eIee,'.'
but we believe thar al the ii ST election OF M
}. the venerable PeudIrtnu and Nythe " -
both electors ; and thai 81 addition TO Tue J'u-
- before named as having been Electors, ~
hoane Judge Brockenbiough, aud se''l"' u"
ers have been subsequently elected 10 the S'ii's
Office III was right then, II cannot he N,on5
now. Pei Int.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-19
NEW ORLEANS.

A gica meeting of f.icld- Ut The AdnioiH''"
ton took place at New-O. teanS Oh anu ''
evening the 1911 nit. AT wh"h, the A'E"'
states, upwards OF one thouSadpcrSonS "''~
pIrSeat; OF which number, p'obFbly from ii'
I, to fifty-nrre jackson men, / he Argus ioi'
liner says -
Tins il mus be 'aclnae iedgad on every
hand, the most respectable meetns e''@
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-19

TIE LAST DAY.

By he htglrtsd ~ II Hd"len'
Sven tas. ala,d my r1sss saa in1af,,
ts earth .asll tas ssf eona ~ hafs' on ih0s.
rl,s, secret eaniine 81 the son # MN
XVhsn All ne nhafsh-,hrouinf clouds AL SHINE
,e,aIs,.S,f,ih b.. bris.. siesscing si,u. -
k.4sn the rrsai hashandinan siiail ~aff his la"'
81, esp,ng hs q ehsa the wealth aad pmap a"a1
.stiI 4, ti,e upoaii3e eflast en4iess DAY,
.,.,, thru Oh, woHts1 atss 'lute euHrse MAINTAIN
,Aia,rg tAe las, 81 . aud crowded Il r.
ar,s h3.ef All t4r seller It'll #'ih Hfreh
Ao,l nsf1i,g, sastz hcfia ihea aid s'fain.
sdllis che poalns ont the cup 1fao
1ai sar,a drunk ard, rrclias fo aud ira.
,aa moa.iains molten by his burning e. i'.' d
And hes,,n his prc.eatr own at STA ia. H'es
Almirhty trembling liz timid hid
aear ~ ~ fal voiee alarm i#-'i aa-
g.fr .,c aashc, 9th, bphuor Wild
And IA Tao yeFy rrass - oad tidf mf aea1.
1o,atuhst b. man ep ta 4. ...l h' he--
a, f.ea j., 20 a.lers through rartb'',als - dast'
zh4fe be- ;. be- laid,i hoafrn' brH m,st re
Aes ,isfc o., afror and H darIuf.. loot
resf,t', .As tom cloud. on lic- f3qiaE sea
Lite "a ,.sar ,liIar-h, tle tempeti to,f.
On who .bali thon sarrNe1
IN ~ stsnd and ihr
p'hcn 81 snnt a1b hesr 70 No mof's
ttbca 70 the r.lnl e,rtb buaf 10 ~,
W. = e. .trilstions mn,
IT, In -ls sza csHep'
Ayhan for 4 90 a#asthias rsfih ,ni spnr'lur "a.
] bot a asf, dslasr t,ifholf sh1re,
Hea,iug 4lanr Il aavss profound aud dssh,
lsf, d,i &c. aal ''itiouf an nfk,
...nrfl oral pow. saeu ,nea aft lhero alans
aod tn, otsfph Gaf, 1erle. u,loaa,
Tae'a1. ~ ma 1dlaa'noon
Need nj the rrri-a'dtu.# anrnoon.
Az ~ Of .hs-c IA prc'Idinv s'a'r,
Wplr .eeptcr1 monarcl, or lie roaln of'o0m
Nbrn from the So, defitl from oaft3' aH w.
-Tbs de1d Of aFlplc sgss ronnd lbes want l"auh,
And hen tho lfihrs al SO kednrsa are sifewh.
Labc ilr.st ltasr-. IN the antuen If limo Ire,
ra,th6h aud trao thou stilI shat aNtf'' own
tn ,ninls -hall 1.sag amidst anhn nlnP hfs.
rleh - nt- toha .potlass. hlaomih- ''ef' n'ln.
Tgsn safe "a w, b, Ia. atm fountain siar
50 snail The cha#s, ny bright and mythe htl'e'
snort6s stnrny gulf hsl'Noa bird II calm.
Nes. md ,or mgr, sui dszffo'ing ign,
Oa55,s tilf rile8o, dy nr'cy hiuef.
yrhail. we bless the covenant % II beams,
Almighty, 10 a,eng almighty 10 redeem
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-19

Inuendo, that there was no room fr Ken
lucky JaokSOHS iefer
The Litchfield County post., 1827-08-16

Family Bible, cmincntiy calculated 20 promote tho
cause % truth and peg. IL seems scarcely possible
Coz me 10 read daily the Notes and ObseTvatons with
out becoming wiser and better man."
Rec Asa Eaton, pastor Of Christ Church, Boston.
-" Il is a TREASURE WHICH EVERY FAMILY OUGHT
To POSSESS. For the success Of your undertaking you
have my best wishes and fervent prayers"
Req. DR.. Joshua Bates, President Of AfiddteCisry
CoAeee.-" Sir, am pleased with your proposals for
publishing SCOTS Family Bible, and sincerely wish
It will be we'll patronized by the religious public"
Rer. Daniel SHARP, pastor of the 81 Baptia Church,
Boston, The more it is read by pous Christians, the
more extensive will be its circulation"
The Litchfield County post., 1827-08-16
Sold by S. s. SMITH.
At the "Litchfeld Book Stor,
Sole Agent for TIE T'own ofL;tcht;el

Sole Agent for the IOun Of L;tchfetd.
1t is requested that any Lady or Gentleman, who
above composition, will bring any of their garments;
stained as above described, for trial. and the same
will be removed in their presence, gratis; and the
most satisfactory proof given that the practice of send
ing fine dresses of such staiRs to the Dy
er's, may in such cases be dispensed with. Mr.. i.
makes the above request, that Ladies and Gentlemen
may be able distinguish the genuine articles, from
numerous a1unerc Is that imposed upon the pub
liz under lie above tides. II may be had all times,
by wholesale the subscribers; and by retail only
~ Doyle bookstore, broadway, and MIR. Egglesos
No. 81. BoWcly.
The A2yH fer &c S9ie IF these articles IN Coauaec-
6caa, arg, MssSrs Price & " Lean NOrraLk Doc.
Dper, Brdggpcw' Baidrin & Bears, Ne,rtc,rN
". Il -. Comstock, Dan5ay; "a. "A. DwraRd, Nenr.
iaren Doct. Dyer, NiidfetotcR; Mr. Robinson, Nor.
eRse' Peer Morton, HARTFORD; y. s. Smith, Litch.
Esfd. ia Gerry fbarai Giloarqace lcin Be aade "a
oRs person IL each teca co may purchase 10 seH agu
sWe - i"F'' S-sA
The Litchfield County post., 1827-08-16

CouWr OF PRnRArK sS.--DlsrnCT 90 SHARON.
July -, A. ID. 1877.
tPoN the pesiticn of WILLIAM MeKEAN, Of
Canaan in said district showing this that he
is guardian Of Abiah Mexican Of said Canaan,-that
said minor is the owner Of real estate situated in said
Canaan consisting among other real estate owned by
said MINOR Of part Of twenty piece Of land "
ING on the sOuth side Of the highway leading from the
store Of Andrews g. Stevens in said Canaan to Nor
folk -r=. ten acres to be taken off from the east side
of said twenty piece adjoining the lands Of Col.
John Isam and Benjamin Wadsworth; and also an
other piece of land of three lying the north
side of said highway, and adjoining the said Wads-
wort's land; both of said pieces valued at about six
hundred and fifty dollars, PRAYING for liberty to sell
the same and lay ont the aTails thereof in the nurture
and advancement in marriage Of said minor, per pc
ton on file, dated July %, 1897.
Whereupon it is ordered that the 9th day Of Octo
her next at o'clock in the forenoon the Probate
Office in Salisbury be assigned for hearing and deer
ding said petition. And it is further ordered that said
guardian give public notice thereofby publishing this
order in a newspaper printed in Litchfeld. three
weeks successfully at least six weeks before the said
9th day of October that all persons interested may APP
pear and be heard.
A copy of Record,
SAMUEL CHURCH, Jadge.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-08-16


FOR ALBANY AND HUDSON.
Leaves Litchfeld daily Sundays excepted,) at o.
clock in the morning, arrives at each place af
ernoon and returns from each pacein the Order
LITCHFIELD AND NEW-HAVEN.
Leaves Litchfed for New-Haven daily Sundays
excepted) at o'clock in the morning; Monday, We'd
nesslay and Friday, by Bethlem, Woodbury. Southbu-
ry, Oxford HumphreysVille and arrives in N. Haven
at Pm; Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, by
WATERFOWL, Waterbury, Salem-bridge, and Wood
bridge, arrives at N. Haven at 2 p. NJ; and returns
from N. Haven in the same order.
LITCHFIELD AND HARTFORD.
Leaves I.tchfeld for Hartford Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays at o'clock in the morning thro
Harwinton Burlington, Pennington and West-Hart-
ford, and arrives in Hartford O'Clock p. Nj. Re-
turns from Hartford Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days at 8 O'Clock in the morning.
LITCHFIELD AND NORWALk.
Leaves Litchfeld for New-Nford, Danbury and
Norwak every Friday afternoon on arrival of the
Stage from Hartford, through Bradleys~Vin, New
Preston, Milford, Brookield Danbury, Reading,
and Wilton, and arrives at Norwak on Saturday at
IL o'clock at noon. Returns from Norwak SUNDAYS
arrives at Litchfeld Monday afternoon.
This Line intersects the Steamboat at Norwak and
arrives in N. York same night.
The Steamboat leaves N. Haven for N. York eve
ry evening at o'clock.
The Steamboats, leave Hartford for N. York Mon
sdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at II
| o'clock A. M.
For information or passage in the above Lines ap-
ply to J. PARKS.
Litchfeld, June IL, 1897. T52
The Litchfield County post., 1827-08-16
POUGHKEEPsIE, SHARON,
AND LITCHFIELD

LEAVES Poughkcepsie every Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday, at o'clock A. NJ, passes through Sha-
rom and arrives at l4itchfeld the same day, where
it meets the Hartford New-Haven, and Albany sta
ges.
Leaves Litchfeld every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, at O'Clock A. NJ. and arrives at Poush-
keepsie in time to take the Steam Boat for NewYork
Acknowledgements in this line will arrive in Al
hany the morning after leaving Litchfcld in time to
take the morning stages for the west
The propretors of this line having provided good
coaches and horses and careful drivers, and reduced
the fare, respectfully solicit share of public patron
age.
s. Seats taken at BUSH'S, Poughkeepsic, and at S.
DENIlNG'S, Iitchfeld.
go WILLIAM STEVENS & Co. Proprietors.
BAH goods and baggage at the risk of the
owners. la
June, 1897. tfs
The Litchfield County post., 1827-08-16
Bank Note gable.

Bills of the following Banks received in pay
ment or deposit at tire PHOENIX BANK in tAis town
The list will be corrected occasion may require
The Litchfield County post., 1827-08-16
STRAY MARE,

BROKE nto'the enclosure of the subscriber on the
ed day of July inst. sorrel MARE, supposed to be
eight years old, IA hands high, white spot in the
forehead, left hind foot white, branded on the left
shoulder with the letters G. 4. The owner is reques-
ted prove property pay charges, and take her away.
SALMON THOMPSON.
Cornwall, 25th July, 1897.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-08-16

itltbbOA uClJOStN a. tffS = -
The list will be corrected
NEW-HAMPSHIRE.
Cheshire Bank.
Concord. 81
Merrimac, at ConcoSi.
Exeter.
New-Hampshire
Union.
StraffoFd.
Portsmouth.
Rockingham.
Grafton.
Amherst.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BostonxBanks.
Pitts6eM Bank.
Agric Atlral, at do.
Farmers, at do.
mu:
H VII
Sn So
b Eertown.
den
SkMnaGel4
WFtEnI,I
paa.,,.,
$3.50 $3.50
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LONDON BOTANIC,
VEGETABLE OIL SOAP,
AND ALSO THE
-Zn,periaI RenOy0ter =:

Or the GENERAL RESTORAT1VES Of
L0d'es' dresses and .uentlemen's Clothing,
q erery description Of cotoar and
quality, aUithout doing the
least injury to either.
THE above compositions, justly celebrated in
n Europe, and also in the principal cities and towns
in the United States the former, the Vegetable or
for its superior quality in extracting OIL or grease of
any kind ALSO paint, tar, &c from Gentlemen's Coath-
ing, and woolens cloth and carpeting of every dis
crpton; restoring the same to their former condition.
whoutdoing the least injury quality or color And
is emineny useful sea-faring imen and travellers.
itpossessing the singular quality of washing in sea or
salt water, as well other soap do rain water
and will be sovereign remedy for scurbutc and 9TH
er eruptions the face and skin. as
And the latter, the Imperial Renovater for it is We
y extraordinary qualities in extracting spots or stains
caused by grease oil, soil of any kind, from Silks
Satens, Merinos, Canton Grapes, Bombaznes, and
Ladies' dresses of every description restoring the
same to their former condition, doing the least
njuyto either Gloss, Color, Quality let the same
be whatever it may, and in cases in avery few
minutes oo,wthout the aid of any kind of liquid hea-
ted irons or any thing else; and may be left upon
silks OF the most delicate colors, for whole months to-
gether, wIth the greatest safety.
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