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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-22


ed about and stared at for while is
not TO acquire Fame. There is as
much difference between Fame and
Notoriety as there is between perpet-
ual, neyer-failng spring and a cistern
Of water. The one is used up in q
short tme-the other bubbles fresh
from the earth, amid the ruins of cities.
The Spanish pirates made noise for a
few months, but the clanking of their
letters was drowned in the rumbing OF
the clods upon their collins. Homer
and Shakespeare were scarcely eminent
during life, but when their bones were
planted in the earth, immortal laurels
branched up from their graves.
The man who had not where to lay
his head while he walked with his
brethren, now looks down upon mil.
lion splendid odlfces reared in his hon.
or, and hallowed TO his memory. Let
no man falter and thrust his hand in
his bosom, because immediate success
does not attend his exertions. The ca.
,erpillar does no, AT once turn to but
terfly, but lies long in the dark shroud
before his golden wings are spread to
the light of the sun while those ami
mails which attain to the greatest age
remain the longest in embryo before
they are perfected for the blrth.--Bos-
ton Pearl.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-22

10 the case will at once be acknowledge
ed when reference 10 had TO her geo.
graphical position, geological products.
and natural facilities for transportation.
In the immediate vicinity Of the cotton
growing country, her hills abounding
in mineral wealth, and her rivers az
fording the finest water power, whilst
large portion of her population at
present useless might be advantage
ously employed in tending machinery
we can see no sufficient reason why
Virginia should not be among the fore
most in the prosecution of manufac-
lures. -Nor has the manufacturing ex-
pertinent, so far as il has been tested,
afforded any room for doubt as 10 its
eventual success, but to the contrary
has furnished incontestible evidence
that the course at present pursued will
eventuate in the full development OF
resources as boundless in value as they
are first in extent"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-01
One Hundred and FIfv DoIiars REGARD.

OHc t1dHUeu QHu gtY bbttHS t'1'0'
sSFF again. without whntcvc m the al
day OF October from the subscriber esns at pentons-
r Hanover County, Virginia, PETEH who some
iHr cas him c Peter Brooks. purchased HIM OF william H.
toy about eight years ago. no being then runaway IN
The Moods Peter very and Of somewhat spare STATURE
an, feet - very light complexion for negro has large
l e?c, and whcn spoken down sly ooE with otera-
bly, long foot Peter and polite and about twenty
p years of lie had carried with him. coarse
'', coat 'r hat. and coihng though no
douh hue time he has changed same have under
100 ne was at work Chesterfield Railroad short time be-
and that about Christmas, he was seen IN ich
h- M ,he e.", we'll dressed, with large big coat, large
Inns n, - wen supplied with money. There s no 6oub hul he
bep bs w. W make his escape OF the iree snte
sune o HE ~ {" m the Rsn he treating and drinking with
n,s. WIN any exhibited white present, Tree
"a. p;.Ln, e o ,ch thereto he has left the Rnlrond
where he has, , no doubt the County Of Charles City,
,.,,,;,,od 90 o. ''"'eS one n He well
acquainted IN Richmond particularly with one Charles Mallory
,hn.;o, ,I We above Of Fifty Dollars, for hi,
Of vs,ssi, ,nJ nm low taken OF the Sate.-Capaius
are requested to keep look sad nrso ana srn "orone1
v,s !, ms ,u ,rSn,nrs, any vessel employing him to
~ IN S wa! """'' S "n ,m The penalty OF the law
tt'. ~ t0"-i%'i A DENTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-01

ANETUS.-This very handsome and distinguished
" English Racer and Sire Of Winners i'll make the
present Season at Fairfield Va, for Seventy five Dollars
the Season. payable at the expiration thereof and One
Hundred and Twenty five Dollars the insurance, paya
bic when the Mare shall have been found to be in foa
or parted from dollar in every instance to The groom
Ce,us is a rich hay, about 10 hands one inch and
half high, very heavy musced, and unsurpassed in &C.
ton.
The recent sale in England Of the "get' of Cetus at
very long prices, Several yearings by HIM out OF "ntred
Mares having sold for 81 800 per head and one by Row
ton or Cens, the presumption always in favor of the last
Horse for the high Of 3.O50) and the consequent
~ high estimation in which he is held there confirm
ed by recent letters will, trust sufficiently commend
him to the patronage OF Breeders.
The Season commences the 18th inst, and viii Ter
inmate on the 18th Of July next. Mares well fed aud
faithfully atle nded 81 9 CENTS per dem and good
paslurage not only promiscd but provided for them
Due caution to prevent accidents and escapes, but no
liability for either JOHN S. CORBlN.
February 20 9O-2aw2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-01
Feb q

NOTICE TO going South arc IN
formed whom they roach Va there m ea
Nnii Line, which runs daily
Raleigh Fayetteville Columbia Augusta, Ca &c, or by
the Wilmington railroad and steamboat Co.'S no rom he
termination of the Petersburg Ralroad hfonsn HALIFAX
The of starting Petersburg Tuesdays THURSDAYS
I Ssuanr There delay extra post coaches arc
provided al oacn ., ,"e; on,o Ia. 10 1897 65-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-01
Aug rs

e,0 LAND in po,rlaan for Sa-By virtue Of decree
cnnny Pohano pronounced on the ON gay
January in the suit Edward Scott Peter
minsaor and others the subscriber WILL 3st OF March,
1885 sen in the end of 9r, o .hs ee,
Land known by the namo of Dupey Povas Coal Pits lying IN
that immediate half Of the
cash, and the other half in six months pc WN',G
about $50 acres. 9ohS '. $500,
Fcb2i T92-w4w&J SohaaasS'o"e''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-01
pa,ersburs Railroad Office, Dec. 10, 1887.
p;cL-nonJ and Petersburg railroad Company.

Richmond and Pctersburg Rdn:T0ad CoH I0y
meeting the President and on b "e
be ad by the Bank Of Virginia Or ssc Ss hse
W. @ lar October lst November, LIST December, lst 1ahu'
~ ana Is, February $40 tho s ass 10 met with
mac hy ,hc claims against the company
u" VI sueh i '"1' WIN. P. SHEPPARD, Treasurtr
az 2-2awtlstM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-01

THNHE VIRGINIA HOUSE, in The City of Rich.
Il mond, now occupied by Mrs Elszsy, BE LET,
and possession given the may require it.
Also several servants, employed in the house, 10
be hired and large amount Of valuable furniture,
ed by Mrs Ezey, to be sold
Further information may he had By application at the
Virginia House. or by letter addressed 10 George n.
Johnson, Richmond
February 20 90-Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-01
WIFE G.FHsE.F.

MISARAlERS' BANK OF VlRGlNIA-An adjourn.
IL ed meeting OF the Stockholders Of the Farmers
Bank of Virginia will b.. held their Banking House,
on Thursday, the LIST day of March next, at II o'clock
NJ. JOHN G. BLAIR, Cashier
Feb IL Sim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-01

MRANk OF FIRGlNlA.-An adjourned meeting Of
- The Stock holders Of The Bank of Virginia will be
held at the Bank on Thursday the first day of March
next. A. ROBINSON, Jr., Cashier.
Feb Is SS-2awld
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-01
MNAGLE HOTEL-The snbscriLer having lease

MNAGLE HOTEL The subscriber having leased
IL this well known Hotel in the City OF Richmond,
takes this method Of informing his friends and the public
generally, Of his determination 10 keep this extensive
establishment in style corresponding with The wants
Of the community, and the liberal patronage which lis
location and other advantages have always secured for
it, He is of his responsibilities 10 The public and
has accordingly made his arrangements for putting it in
condition Of increased neaness and comfort and Of
supplying his table and bar al all times with the best
which The market will afford His stables extensive
and will be constantly attended By careful and attentive
oslers and plentuly supplied with forage He is de-
lemined moreover be reasonable in his charges and
to adnp!thc 10 the times.
HENRY w. MAUCK
E,h no,Jm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-01
Worthy the attention of Con;,rI;-,s

THE subscriber offers for sale his I,LAxp lyi,r il
miles above the city Of Richmond containin. ns" l0s
''nda portion Of which is rich land can Dr. and ~
rauibe Tor farming purposes. But its chief value ~ W
great waerowcr and ncverfalins bank Of the pu sand Tie
S tians be made adequate auy dcmand
h lac latter valuable for building in the city Of Richmond
ING eacd Tor that purpose nett annual INCOME for lac, Sve
from $50 100 The sand is also considered by some IN
arne tor the manufacture Of glass. The lascs boats tba,
the James river canal in its improved all
@ pt",eh The ud which will render it desirable location
manufacturing establishment, especially Of nn NJ
IN the coal and son region The island also abound
il, hnte stone for building pusposes-This property
& years at 500 per spnum For psIouars nnnIv 70 Wo
Feb l3 r q }. - James q Co., or TO
----- tS7-2awtfl RICH'D REtNS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-01
February 90

SHARk.-This celebrated race horse and stallion, by
- American Eclipse. his dam he unrivnlIcd and noted
race Old Lady Lghlfool. by Sir Archy whose colts
and not large numbe) have sold for nearly $50 600,
will make his this spring. at Charlotte Court
house, Virginia. at SIS per mare under The management
of Col Thomas p Richardson and Maj 4. /. Gaines
If Shark is not encouraged n Stock horse, i, is time
to desert the genuine BREED of the Old Dominion -
He sold not long since for $4,000 cash. He is at
his stand, in line health, ready for ba.ncsshas proven
himself sure and good foa gcl,er. five feet three
inches high, remarkably handsome Bis color is coal
black. Particulars hereafter.
Feb II S0-2aHtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-01

EB UNAWAYS Left my plantation, ia Albrmnrlc
MA county, Virginia. rather more than year since,
my negro man FONTAINE, about - years of age Stout
strong made rather below the ordinary height and very
broad several shades brighter than black, very pleasant
countenance, and fine teeth. will give one hundred
dollars for his delivery me- if taken within the State
and two hundred, if out Of The Stale. think il quite
probable he is about some Of The Iron or Public Works,
passing free mani would therefore, call the atlen
ton Of agents and contractors specially To tins notice.
Also, GARDENER about 20 years OF age, well pro-
porlioned about ordinary size, black, and when con-
fused, stammers very much | wall give The same for
Gardener for Fonlane, and twenty five dollars for
each, if taken within Tie county, or any where near
Lindsay's Store, A!bemarlc county, Virginia.
MANN PAGE.
February 20 30 2awlf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-01
TEAMS or THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER

II, The ESQuixEs is published three times ioeet IT.
nm Ike ii the State Legislature and otee ,cce6
daring Tic rest o. the year.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Dollars per canum and Dollars for six months
r,,aae advance.
q, n.eriv,ioas shall hereafter be considered incurred
m , years Pnlicatlon unies speciay or
.e timr and paid Tor III advance io' h"' s"off
u a., wiicu ordered
kaxa .nhscrie unless paid for advance satisfactory refer
SnOSn and accessible person IN regard
rio, wihoa, meat from subscriber who Is unacIuanIcd
with conditions, .iose n"ner may be SENT containing o.
81 names sub cnbers whuse ability to pay may be
tho publisher uad who remain Indebted on open
rouat from tho time when tho advanced
PAYMENT Luc erased from The list Of suhcribes
RESOLUTIONS OF the Editorial Coare"oR Of Fd'
o arc some OF the 70 Of tho collective
,J The bitter experience of Editorial Corps Of Virginia.
ig wcte assembled Rchnon1 on the 18th January, 100
m these R-souunS determined TO abide Interests
o. recommend, and our own interests 4"e "h "cA
b, alheIeE3e to t'e'E -..J -
dues TO this Office may be RENTED per mail IN sooa ana
AVAILABLE notes. risk Of tho Editors hs postage q III
.r, p paid BIZ Brters.-(rhe postage OF single letter Is
scccy any accom-, TO the writer II IS tue accumulate" post
s business, which operates as serious lux H'"
The EIiof A.,
Whoavsr will pay nine papers, annually shall have the
,caih gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
That be the Editors OF Newspapers
thos the publish n. the
t. thai they strictly adhere 10 the
be always such, to give a compensate"
'' '' 'N'' rResO!u.:sa Of tic Eatora Coa-eR,ioR
Oae square aes, less, nsctIi9n 10 cens Tor
each continuance, 30 cents.
;aets distance must be accompanied with the advance
DIV, satisfactory references TO insure execution -
To ,huse 500 annum, dis
c,aa: will be OF % per cent, aud 10 $780, o2o per cent
All Obituaries AMI Marriages from the country, whenever the
handwriting this Office, must be authenticated
Of the Postmaster in the nesaborhood or they
vii M shcdvery measure, that has bccn taken
.n, inosiiuns quzze proved heretofore unavail
.-c therefore insist in such case upon the Comnuni-
sa certified by the OF the Postmaster, en on ae
b.-,n Litter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-01

! FarmrT. III - = MORTON, GrsEaAt CoMMT,Moy AeEyr
% He "p ronso a will 10 o tn' ,ns
commissions. agricultural implements, for the usua
Feb. Is
S7-wiW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-01
Eel. |

Ok-.y, will make his next season IN virginia. az my "a-
bc Tree JI miles below Richmond Particulars WI appear
in his bills in due time. JOHN T. W
Inn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-01

II The EsqrixER is published three times 'oeeE d.
nm Ike ii the State Legislature and tscee ,ceek
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-01

January 29lh, ls5s -, - ,,;,,
The above instances and meets with our en,o
APPRECIATION, and will chccriully unite, necessary WIN e
trustees in king ample titles 10 the purchasers
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-01
SDiritus Vi(n.

TUNO THE PUBIIC.-This is to certify, tha
Il / have sold 10 SAMUEL YOUNG, my Re
cipe for making the SpIRITUs VIT@, and as
have not, and shall not dispose OF said Receipt ie
any other person, the public may rest assuret
Of obtaining the genuine article by applying Il
said Young, at No. LOT, Westminster street.
DAVID PICKERING.
The subscriber having purchased Of Rev
DAVID PICKERING, his Recipe for making the
SPIRITUs VITn, a supply can at any time be
had, by applying as above.
SAMUEL YOUNG.
This Medicine is useful in numerous cases, az
an external remedy.
1t may be depended upon as the most efica-
cious remedy for 1oothaehe, Lockjac, Hy.
drophoJia, Bite of Poisonous serpents, o'
insects, Ftions, Chronic Rheumatism, White
sicelling, Nervous Headache, Diarrhe, Cho
lie, spdsms, sprains. Bruises; Cramps, Chill
bi0i,is, sc.
| Directions for use, with the medicine, TO b'
had Of SAMUEL YOUNG, Proprietor, or Of hi
authorized agents.
| Agents for the above J. w. Eddy, Newport
Eliphalet Young, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & Allen
pawtucke iIumphry Almy, Fall River.
| Directions for use, with the medicine, to b
procured in this town from none but J. w. Eddy
soIe Agent Of the Proprietor, Newport.
tCJs The above article has acquired grca
celebrity in Providence, and wherever il has bee
introduced.
Auoust I6
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-01

HVilE greatest ornament to the human body Is
II a splendid head Of hair. II has recently
been discovered that the genuine BuFFALo's
On is a sovereign remedy for Badness, prevents
the hair from coming oil, promotes tho growth,
continues the luxuriance, aud improves the beau
y. II is Ear superior to any other animal or veg
etable oil, and in case Of fever, where the hair
becomes dry and begins to come of, there is nu
application more eiectual in restoring its beauty
aud rendering it in healthy state.
1t is put up alta low price, that all classes can
have access to it. None genuine unless put up
in flat bottles, with HAIR OIL impressed in the
signed by the sole proprietor. Wm. Brown, Bos-
ton, Isl Washington Street. Retailed 37A cents.
For sale by K. J. TAYLOR, Newport (; J.
Balch, Providence Samuel Shove, Fall River
L. Thornton r Son, New Bedford s. y. Dun
| bar, Taunton,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-01

Why will You suffer with the Tooth Ache wher
there is a remedy'
The above Extract has recently been discov.
cred 10 be a safe and sure remedy for the Tooti
Ache 1t removes from the cavity all the de.
oaycd substance, and leaves it white as the out
side Of the tooth, also removes the soreness, aht
takes away all that unpleasant smell arising from
defective teeth 1t does not injure the teeth, like
many articles that are used. Price SO cents Pc
bottle.
For sale by R. J. TAYLOR, Druggist, l4s
Thames street, Newport, II. l.-by VIM. Brown
Washington street, IIenshaw, Commercial wharf
Seth Fowler, Prince street; James Fowler, Greer
street; Brewer, Gushing & Stephens, J. Il. Brown
Washington street; J. Il. Blown, do. Frederick
Brown, corner Of Castle street, Holden, Charles
street; Chs. d. Rogers, South Boston.
Newpoit Feb. %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-01
DIR. PHELPS
A IL g A N U Nj.

For the cure Of the worst diseases OF the Skin,
Uieerous Sores, Serofuia or Kings Epii,
Syphiiitic and .Nercurial diseases, Rheu-
matism, White Seedlings, Liver af-
ftctiOns, costipeness Of the Bo,Oels,
general Debility, &C.
1t is likewise particularly recommended to
those, whose constitutions are broken by habits
Of luxury, or intemperance, and all those, whose
Lungs and Chest are diseased by remote causes
in the system.
The Arcanum has acquired a very extended &
celebrated character in many parts Of the world,
in Hospital and Private Practice. II has the
strong testimony Of
DR.. Mitchell NJ. ID. New York;
Dr. John d. Goodman, nj. d. Philadelphia,
and others.
| The certificates that accompany this Medicine
are too numerous to publish all Of that high order
that il would be difficult to select. The public
are invited to call on the subscriber and examine
for themselves
Also, THE CHEMICAL PILE ONT.
.NE.NT,
A celebrated article for the cure Of Piles in ov
cry s tage Of the edisease-accompanied with nu
merOus certificates.
FISHERS COR.NPL.7S7ER.
This Plaster will cure.corns in few days
without pain or danger.
DIR. CH.4P.,L4.VrS COUGH MIXTURE,
| For the cure Of diseases Of tho chest or lungs,
as Coughs, Coils, Influenza, .asfhnns, Ca
to,rhs, Hectic Ferers, splitting Of Blood. and
other diseased distractions, and irrtatons Of the
respiratory system.
The above celebrated medicines are prepared
by A. X. PHELPS, NJ. ID. Worcester, Mass.
and are warranted superior and excellent articles.
They are for saleby the most respectable Physic-
ians and Druggists, in the two Americas, Europe,
West Indies, sc.
lCP Beware Of counterfeits.
J. w. EDDY, Agent for Newport,
for the above invaluable medicines.
Aug l6, 1888.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-01
CURE FOR JAUNDICE AND DROw-
SINESS.

tJKEPARED from receipt originally procured lrcm
l. an indian Family. II was formerly Known as the
indian Corrective, and highly esteemed for It's tfcacy
for all c0mpl .ints mentioned below.
In the Spring Of the year, every IL troubled more
or lees with propensity to sleep and by the Of this
corrective, IL can he obviard entirely For pur
nd eradicatng all kinds of hnnors m the blood even
they app ar externally IN the face, any part nf The
body, much brter aud iaI ehc ac han ny
external arp cati0n; in tact seldom knew IL to fail in
proving efectua The patient " III find IL opera
In the blood than any other prerara ion they
frred II Is far better than salts phur, cream tar
any reraaii"n of this Kind for wht the blood
once purified with this corrective, IL remains in an
even temperature through the summer months. For
foul stomach aundice. general deb lily, weakness Of
The limbs want Of appetite, bilious and liver
headache, stupor, &C &C. For the catarrh, which Is
generally occas oned by the impnre state Of the blood
there is nothing extani that has povcd ec cous
this purifying corrective. For all the above complaints
il is seldom known to fil in proving lettral
Is aware Of the unpleasant, dull, heavy feeling, which
the spring Of the year produces Aud by the use o This
CORE cive, IL eau be obviated entely--veTy one who
of the above preparat on, will b. nsonishcd
the mid aud gentle effect II has the blood To he
had by whoes sale and retail, Of VIM. Brown I6l Wash
ingtom 'treet Wm Ward& Go. J. .. H.l.J. 4. Brown,
Brewers, Gushing Stevens, f. t'oden, A. Bdyden, }.
kidder, ]. y. Preston, James Fowle, Seth Fowie G..
Fierson Resteanx, Frederick Brown J. !. rrown Cbas
u. Rogers South hoston; s. Ridder Charesiown: w. r.
Brown Iarrison, Salem: Thos. Invis, Newbnry port;
Proctor Rhodes, ynn Ienan, Roxbnry; Ealch ,Prov
dencc; Babcock, Worcester; Shatuck. E Cambridge
Thornton. New Bedfordj shaw, all River; TAYLOR,
Of Newport.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-01

Ifpnrcnts would not trust child upon the
back of a wild horse without bit or bride, let
them not permit him to 60 forth into the
world unskilled in self government Jf q
child is passionate, teach him, by gentle md
patient means, TO curb bis temper. II he is
greedy, cultivate liberality in him. II he is
selfish promote generosity. If he is sulky
charm him out of it, by encouraging frank
good humor. If he is indolent, accustom
him to exeriion, and train him so as to per-
form even onerous duties with alacrity. If
pride come in TO make his obedience reluc-
tant, subdue him, either by counsel or disci.
pline. In short, give your children the habit
Of overcoming their besetting sins. Lc,
them feel that they can overcome tempta-
ton. Let them acquire from experience
confidence in themselves which gives securi
ty to the practsed horseman, even on the
back of high strung stced, and they will
triumph over the difficulties end dangers
which beset them in the path Of life.- Fire
side Education.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-01

VINO ARE THE Rich ?-.We have seen thr
question asked who are the rich? We an.
swer without hesitation, those who are indie.
pcndcnt-whether snch independence arise
from the labor of the hands or any other
cause. The man is rich, who at the end of
the week, month, or year, can say to him
self that he owes nothing, and is clear of the
world. OF oil poor men the poorest are those
who, having the appearance Of wealth, are
forced to incur expenses beyond their income,
and enter into engagements without the
means of meeting them at command. The
woodsauyer is rich if he has more than he
wants, the speculator is poor if the failure Of
friend or sudden turn in affairs may In
volvc him in bankruptcy.-[7 Troy Mail.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-01
Watr @aMufartorp.

"HE subscriber has commenced manufac,ur-
Il ing hair, aud offers for sale all descriptions
Of ornamental hair work Of his own manufacture.
ALSO, large supply Of French and German
manufacture, among which are single bows. pla,s
on combs, everlasting ringcis, &c. iEfs These
nre newly imported articles.
Fusetts, borders, or any kind Of work n,anurac-
tured 10 order. Persons holding their own hair
can have il manufactured if they prefer il, or il
will be taken in exchange for any kind OF hair
work.
All kinds Of hair work dressed by m entire new
process lately introduced from Germany. Rim
s'eis can be dressed at the very shortest notice !;
and the style Of dressing is we'll calculated to
please ms well Ms keep in curl. For further par
ticnlars enquire at The LADIES ORNA.
MENTAL HAIR EMPORIUM: 1877
1hnmes-st.
iDNN' D; Cash will be given for any quantity
extra long hair.