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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-17

UMFORD AiADENY.-Thc Exercises d. tins
Ea Institution will be continued by the subscrihrr-
the ensuing session commencing The 18th Of JammGrr
and terminating on the 18Th of December. with vaca.
ton of month IN the SUmmer-I In this school ~lA
be taught the Latin, Greek, aud French languages, Ma
tufGl philosophy. Mathematics. including Arithmetic. A..
zebra, Geometry, Plane and Spherical Trgonomrty ard
Surveying, together with nil The branches Of The Eng,
lSh language usually taught in preparatory schools ru
pills studying e Classics will devote portion Of ihr'
time to English Grammar, Geography, ComposIuog,
History. &c.
The Boarding department hitherto conducted By ~.
Samuel Robinson, will be under the exclusive maua..
ment of the subscriber.
TERMS.
Board including every thing, $500 m
Tniion ~ ~
One half payable in advance, and the balance tie
LIST September lf the pupil furnish his own bed aud
Candles deduction of SO will be made
" Address RUMroRD ACADEMY. King William. w.
HEATH J CHRISTIAN
Nov 90 J6-wlf
~ The Fredericksburg Afcua requested publish tie above
weekly till forbid
IL The subscriber will be assisted in the above school
by Mr. joins CAsoN of King IL Queen, whose acquire
menrs morals, and 81 udious habits, render him full
peient 10 ipach. III. J. [.
1rL. ,IpI,p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-17

RrSluIr the cOmmOuw 'Glih 10 liberty,
Submit his actions 10 the public cCnsuTc,
And srt#h the Judgment Ui Roman SrLaic.
4.


BID 10 ,his, end Cato rs fcud'
The Conservatives will not, persuaded, permit
themselves TO be drawn aside from lie great interests Of
the country from the vital question OF public policy
depending before the peopc--by the subordinate
and remote question Of who is 10 be President three
years hence. They deem it matter Of infinitely more
importance 10 determine koc The country governed
than rrho g TO govern twhat measures 10 be adept
ed for the veal ur of The nation, than what favored
individual is 10 entry its honors The former para
mount nniiOnni nterest-;he latter is, less.
pcrs0na al best pCry The Conservatives,
then, will for The present, give their whole attention 10
the aud policy OF the existing Administration
heartily supporting such good rcso'u,cy OF
posing those which bad. The Presidential eli ctlon
does not take place for, yet, Than years Ia
the time, all the candidates spoken Of, for
that office, may have disappeared from lhr Stage. In
any case, their principles their policy, their characters
wall have been more fully developed, and more tho
roughly tested by intervening events. Circumstances
not in the power Of human foresight 10 anticipate may
occur, before that time, which would exhibit the compa
ralve pretensinrs Of each in different light from that
in which they now appear. Can there be conceived
more bitter mockery Of sierire government more per-
feet annihIlaon practically, Of all criat responsibility
in the first magistrate Of the Rcpubic-,han for the
people to be called upon, While yet near ,wohrds Of
his actual term Of Office PRED, and his conduct
for that period, of course wholly unknown, 10 plrdge
themselves hlindy To The support Of his reelection?
The Conservatives. instead of prematurely engaging
in the business Of making unmaking Presidents. will
address themselves 10 what tbey decn lar higher and
nobIe distributing Of The interests Of The country
as they may be affected, for good for evil by the nc
tua administration Of the Government When the time
shall arrive for The decision of the Presidential election
they will cast their such as with al the
lights then before them they may conscienlousIy be.
eve will best promote The permanent, happiness and free
dom Of their county In the lime they will COM
nit hemseiueS 10 none Of The candidates for that elevated
trust They will act independently upon the measures
propositions which may be brought forward by any of
them according TO their honest and most deliberate con.
vic,ons of The character and tendencies of those mca
sures They will continue In resist with unabatinc en-.
crgy the a,emp, 10 impose upon the country the SuL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-17

inthe DISCRETION Paities Letters IL and 49,
IT shall doubt the the here given
OF the functions proposed 10 b performed by the Sub Treasury
Scheme let him read with attention Report Of the Secretary of
the Treasury at the special session September last
Especially the latter w.
ference made 10 by ,s President in is Message the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-17

vSAS committed the Jail Of the city Richmond The
day Of January 1888, Negro Man, who calls himself JO"
CARTER. The commitment charges the said John Carter 70
long Robert Bups Of Norfolk Borough hu, the said John Care
claims hmsefto be free. The Negro Man sppea be a
years five feet three inches high The said @
Man had when committed blue round Jacket and Pana0c
The OF the said Negro requested to come forward
property charges and take him away else be will be
with the law directs. JOHN a. QDAf,
u. s. for Hla. D. B-eH, 5. C. H.
JAMS G3-"!2"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03
TER VI s..

The EpeEFlELD ADVERTISER IS Pu"-
Ished every Thursday morning al lnFe'
DnI,rs per annum, if paid in adrance-
'rhr.e Dollars and Fifty Gents If not paid
berors the expiration of Six Months from
tbe da,e of Subscription-and -Four D"i
lars if not paid within Twelve Months
Subscribers out Of the State are required
No subscription received for less than
one vear, and no paper discontinued until
all irrearases are paid. except al tue OPP.
lion of The Publisher.
An subscriptions will be continued un-
lass otherwise ordered before the explra-
ton of The year. ,,.;,,or
Any person procuring 6.e Subscribers
and becoming responsible tor tue same
shall receive the sixth copy grams.
Advertisements conspicuously inserted al
62I ,..nts per square, ~ lines, or less,
for he list insertion. and 43S ',s' ioF ear"
cou,,,.; nee Those published monthly
or rurarrerly will be charged 81 per square
fnr .ach insertion. Advertisements not
bnvine the number of Insertions marked
on tlr,n, will he continued until ordere"
out. aud charged according y.
All communications addressed to me
Editor, post paid, will I've promptly an"
strictly attended to. =.
W.T.. DURISOE, Publisher
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03
Louisville, Cincinnati and
CHdRLESTON R.R COMPANY.
CHARLESTON, S. e.
September I'd. 1889.
:: Rail Road HnstaIrncnt.

YWSHE Stockholders in the Louisville, Gin
Il cinnati and Charleston Rail Road Conf
pany are hereby notified. that under Resoiu-
ton of the Board of Directors. All liistan'ent
Of Five Dollars. on each share III the Company,
is hereby caiIed ior, 10 be paid on OF before the
2lst daY of October next. Payments will be
made imIu the South Western Rail Road Bank
OF this city. or into any Incorporated liank
good credit III the States of North and South
Carolina. Tennessee, or Kentucky, or to The
Commissioners appointed to receive the same
Persons who have no, received Certificates ni
stock i'm the Rail Road AID the Bank, will then
r. ceivc the same, and those who have alread!
received the Certificates will present 'h'm in
or,rr that the receipt may be endorsed thereon.
Tie following extracts from the Charters, arc
published for the information OF the Stock
holders.
RAIL ROAD CHARTER.
"Scc. 22.-Any faillre-1o pay according to
the Rules of the Company any of the install
men.s called for shall induce Il forfeiture OF the
Share or Shares on which deiaMlt shall be so
made"
RAIL ROAD BAsK CHARTER.
"Sec. l9.-Each Share in The Bank shall he
iiseparaby connected with Share in the Rail
Road Company, and shall never he transferred
wilhontii. and the forfeiture Ola Share in the
Rail Road Company for the n"n.paymrnl Of
anv Tnstalmrni calird for thereon, shall induce
forfeiture to the Bank Corporation Of the cor
responding Bank Share"
+. II. EDWARDS, Treasurer.
Sept. lG, 1880. e33
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03
EiHeGEiEHHsiHIEk BAPTIST
ASSOCIATION.

N XTRACr from the Minutes of last year,
EA AIT Us
Appointed the next Association to he held
nj SarIis church, on Saturday before the third
Lords day in Octnber next. The Delega,esto
assemble at 10 o'clock. \. NJ, and alter the
letter, are rrad. and the Association organized,
tho Introductory Sermon 10 be then deli
vcrcd."
The Delegates to the Association are allcc-
liunatrly requested 10 be pnnclual in their at
tendance.
w. B. JOHNSON. Moderator.
Ed1rfrM Court House. s e.. Sept. IL. :32
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03
Brought To the Jail

NF this District. negro min by the name
of DAVE, he is between - and 40 ears
Of age, five feet : or inches high. He says
,a, he belongs to- company of men on the
Alacon Rail road, Iiibb county, Ga. the fol-
lowing are names OF the gentlemen, viz: DR..
Winn, DR. ihomus, John Thomas and Samuel
Hunter. The owner is requested to come for-
ward, prove property, pay rl'nr:es and take
him away. G.. j. GLOVER, J. T.. ID.
Jun" II, lS:3,9 Il
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03

The Providence Journal thus speaks of
the outside of an individual recently
brought before a magistrate in that city;
-"John's outward man exhibited the last
inslalmenr Of a mildewed straw hat, the
contingent remainder ofhalf shirt, and a
snallIuan'iIy ofpantaloons; and he boas-
ted that he had moi had on shoe for three
months. Tile iuner man, of course, was
all rum.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03
Edselic,G shcriil,s Sales.

FSf Virtue of Sundry ri. Fas. 10 me direc-
ED ted. will he sold AT lInnhursh, 5. g.,
On "Wednesday the ninth day of Oclobcr next,
the following Grol elty, viz;
Oliver Towes. Ordinary, rs. John B. Co
vina,on, other plaintiffs Us. The same, and
JOHN H. Fair the Warehouse al Lot known
as Covington & Fairs, including the Wharf
w. J. Owens us. Cobb and Kennedy, one
Lvr of Cur,nn Gins. r., rms of Sale-Cash.
WM. II. MOSS, S. f. d.
Sept. 1G, ls;@ 33-c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03

A New BATcn.-A new batch of u. S.
Bank post notes have been received here.
dated on one of the las, days of August,
aud payable in ten mouths. They wero
however no donbt issued since the batch
'laIed Sept. I'd. twas found that at the
high rate of discount at which these notes
were sold, buyers selected those which had
most time to run. A>rhose in market sold
heavily, and it would no, look we'll 10 raise
the rate above one and half per month.
a parcel were made to run longer. Ten
months Sa convenient time to calculate.
The discount is just l5per cent of. ma
king the real rate of inieres, on the :}5 paid
for lU0, just ahoul equal to 81 per ccut..
per annum. We should like 10 know
whose relief this transaction is to accom-
plish.-New York Jour. Commerce.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03
Public Notice

HS Hereby sl'eiI' tat appnc''i'., w." s';nD' ~
& made 10 the Legislature "t It's .'eAt IessIo"'
&C., f.a,, m ne i'd " ellis. 10 AiNrn by III, Eanclnse
i.o roc,,r, no made Il Pubic load. Aud also'
3D., ~, mn II of the old Charleston Road, aS
lies between the Old Wells ai' i'u,'"''
Ponds. be discontinued as fuoi'c ho"o ao
Aurust "A. lS39 "e ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03
pnbiic xoti e,

Es hereby -Nen, that's Petition sIsne" oy
the cilizens at 1dseIieId Conr' House, VIII,
be presented To The Hon"rab c INC oeli".e ,,, a,I
Ious OF Representatives OF ne St's oorn"ra o. n"ma
Caroliua, atirs next session, Tor the incotPofa'
ton of the Village OF Edseheld. 90
Nav II. l~39
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03
Ps,l,iic .soaice.

A PPLiCA1Iu.> 10. Il re"e"a! "i the mar
~ ter OF lncvrpoI Iall"n grated TO Tie s'"le Lille
Couyen,I,n oil the BAPTIST denomination m
Sou,h Carolina. will be made at the next SIT
TIM Of the Legislature of south Carolina
By order oithe Convention: ,o.,n,
July IL. 1887
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03

wBY virtue Ola Mortgage from Henry HUI
man. .un, TO Saran TreadMay and
iTnum,s Aiori,s, will be sold Il, Edgciirld Coni'
iJnms,. on the first NJ nday in October next,
the !oowng properly; VIZ,
One NegIo Woman. Nancy. and her wv"
children, Mary u Eliza Terms OF sale,--L"@'
WM. IL. MOSS, S. T.. ID.
Sept. 1G, 1882. BIC
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03

The proueness oil some persons to use
high sounding and uncommon words in
order 10 make show of profoundness is
well exhibited in portion of a physi-
clans letter describing his patients, condi..
lion- "he is," says he, ".n perfect
state OF alaraxy, lhousb some what inclin-
ed 10 atrabilariousness.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03
Notice.

a RI, persons indebted To the Es,atc Of Hi
"a len H. Berry. deceased. arc requested to
make immediate payment; md those hi'fins de
mands against the SAID Estate, arc requested Ia
present them duly a;tes.ed.
f''0 SAMUEL STEVENS, admir-.
Feb -, 1899 ac2
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03
Nes's'ss So

All. rcrsous indebted to the late Fleming
"a E.ubank. deceased. are req"eS'cu 10 '''"ma
Immediate payment; an" All P"rSons I ,,,''"o a's
demands against the state OF >iilu ''eeehseo'
requested r"prcsent 'hGm %H'y @ al,es.s". Adm
Sd Sept. lS:D.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03
NOTICE..

ALL persons indebted 10 the Lsta'e ol I'% hon',
"a Watts deceased. are requested To MAKE
inneula,e payment; and all relso''s ha'inS DE-
nunds against "e s.slale are requested l" PIE. rs
sent them duly a;,cs,cd, within Inc time pre-,
scribed by law. ,,-,,1icu rx,r
Iuv lS. l>33
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03
spdsf,sHC 'NvaiCe.

N%HE McmOers oi lie paplst I"" ,,n;..,.,,ra
itocky Creek, will petition ''e h' Eas ,t,o
of South Carolina, at IL itS' 'c's'o''' '0'
Incorporation OF said Church ,r.4
Juiy lU, lS39
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03

To live to ourseIves-to lake pleasure
in the rnlslortunes Of orhers-to have no
heart for devotion when in prosperity
and to regard our own attainmenis rs e.-
'raordinary; are four signs of corrupt
heart, which cannot he mistaken.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03

There is in the sight of God no material
difference between the moral character of
the coveIous and that of a worshipper Of
the sun, or follower of Gaudama.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03

The best method of ofdisposing of half tho.
ISLANDERS of The age. is TO pay them no at
'enlIon. The other half may be lived
down.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03
just Received,

a LARGE supply o' s"ncrIor LEMON
IA 5YEDP. Il delightful beverage Tor the
hummer @ason. For sale by til" bottle and
gallon. Ivy ~: K: Iooh ~ ~.
Hamburg. april 10. l-:%t If II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03

One great advantage oftrurh over false
hood is, that the former suits short me-
mory.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03
.EGfSCe.

HIS Hereby given. that application VIII u
q made a, the next meeting oi the 9'a'G l.,
gis.ature, for Incorporation OF the Aiken bap
tist Church. 40
Aiken, S. c. August !, lS;D &C 70
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03

One oflhe best evidences orfriendship is
deserved reproo(, rightly administered.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03

Many man has tenieri,y enougl, to do
wrong who has not courage enough 10
confess it.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03

Noman on bis deah-bed, everreereucd
any ac' of sclf!enial or benevolencc prac-
lised by himself.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03

Noah Webster, the photographer, has
distributed the greater part, if not all, OF
his valuable library, amoug different lite
rary institutions in New nsland.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03

Who despiseth little things, will never
attain great things.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03

Upwards Of 2,lO0 steerage passengers
arrived at New York, from European
ports. from the Isl to tue 5th instant, in
elusive.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03

Great talents & splendid achievements
are necessarily confined 10 few; aud as
we may be virtuous and happy without
en-, this is moi 10 be regretted; but it is
The duty and interest Of every individuaIto
aim AT excellence i his own sphere, how
ever humble; and while it may be- the
iarlhest from our wishes or our duty to en-
gage IN public services, it may still be
highly to our advantage 10 trace the steps
aud mark The progress by which great men
have arrived AT eminence. Many of tho
very samequal'ies are requisite to make
good Iradesman, or skltu mechanic,
which are needed TO form great slates-
man or general.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03

Wellprism Time is money" as the
loafer said, ven be stole the patent lever
watch.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03

To scan the laws of Nature, TO explore
The ,ranquii reien of mild Philosophy
Or on Newlonian wings sublime to soar,
Through the bright regions Of the starry sky.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-03
NO. SIS.

| luck has fallen upon me, for since his
death the fellow continues to occupy my
house without paying rent. and ffud
there's no taking the law of a dead man.
The people prete ID 10 hear the clinking Of
gold all night long in the chamber where,
the old man slept, as if he was counting his
money and sometimes groanins and mourn
ing about the court. Whether true or
false. these stories have brought bad
name upon my house, and not tenant
will remain within it,"
"Enoush," cried the mason, sturdily--
"lcl lnc live in your house, rentfree, uulil
some beler man presents, and will engage
tOpul it in repair, aud quiet the troubled
spirits thai disturb it. am good chris
tian and a poor man, and not to be daun-
led"
The offer of the poor man was very
readll " accepted; he moved with his fami-
Iy into the house aud fulfilled his engage
ments. BY lirle and little, he restored it
its former state. There was no longer
heard The clinking of gold at night in the
chamber, hut il began 10 be heard by day
in the pockets OF The living mason. In q
word, he Increased rapidly in wealth, TO
the admiration OF, all his neighbors, and
became one of the richest men in Grenada.
LIZ gave large sums to the church, by
way no dou'! of satisfying his conscience,
and never revealed the secret of his wealth
until on his death bed, to his son and heir.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-07
Packets 10 Arrive ,

John Stevens, Hatch Charlessn Phebe Eliza, Richards
Gareys Ferry, Fla Selma Smith, Mobile; Plymouth, Ken
rick, Mobile; Sara, (Hanoveran Kuye Baltimore; Charles,
Lincoln Taunton Mass; shannon NOVEL; New Orleans I'm
trick Henry, Delano, Liverpool; obern, Knapp, do.
Arrived.
Ship Azea, Fk, Al days from RIO Janero via Chareston
Ship Csoll Of Charro,on Bird 81 ds FIN Liverpool, mdn
ship Hunville Eldredge II ds I'm Norleans cotton
Brig Lawrence, Hull days FIN Charleston, cotton &c to
Brig David Crane Brown 10 a. I'm Daren cotton, SC to
II M Denill.
Detroit Baker, 10 d,. FIN Daren with cotton, &c to
Brig McCobb Bstcheder IS d'm Porto Rico, sugar.
Brig Wilson Fuller, Thacksr, a, from Savannah cotton
Durham and Dimon.
Brig Excel Sherwood s from Savannah cotton, surges
Brig Diamond Sherwood "a. q Charleston, cotton, ks
Durham and Dimonr
Brig Ann Wayne Johnson Al d' from Malaga, fruit &C. to
Brig (BrJ Mavina, Williams, DIS from ST. Johns New
fsundIand, aims, &c. to Don'eomSe Brothers. w. :,
Peter Hargous Esq with $ioooeo specie, Coehnieal
Hides, and 10 passengers
Three ships and three bries.
MomerasAa-
The Patrick Henry Delano for Liverpool sails today Her
letter bags will close Olpini News Rooms In the En-.
change, at the usual hour this msrning
Annexed the Charleston Harbor Masters report for De-
tobef:-
10 Ships, Bark. IS prigs.
30 Schooner Feueca. a. Steamboats,.
Clearances and Departures.
7 Ships aBarha "a Brigs.
26 schooners. sloop. Al Steamboats,
Remaining in port Oct. 81, 1889.
10 ships. Bark. Is Briss.
as schooner. Fsucca Steamboats,
The Col Russy Rogers from Havana for New Orleans
went ashore Louvre bar the 23d Wit and blged
The vessel and cargo consisting coffee &s total
loss The captain and passengers we're taken ON and
brought TO New Orleans
8 sloop Of Ontario was spoken of Sand Key, two
dav, and half from Nassau, M, for Peusaeoal WE'LL
United states Ports.
Bo,ros Nov Aid Hercules Cherry6eld for New York
Nrw HavrS, Nov Arr Empire, smith, NYsrk.
FAlL R,vrR Nov a-arr Condsce. Brown, Albany; ID
EpeARrowr Nov l-arr Eliza Asn, NYork for Machias;
China do Cor Boston, sid 0uord Coleman, NYsrk, 3D. In
port China -
Navrucxrr, Nov l-arr Copy, Gardner, NYork
E..ryosr Oct asarr skemelere, IBrl New York; 2sth
Tesnsr Greenaw st Johns NIB fer NYork; Gsv Robbias
Bib. NYork. .
Globe wilson, cid Mescr, Baymore, do; Rushing Mont
gomery do; Peru, Bsggs. do.
Eprsros, Nc, Nov lid Chloe Ann, NYorh
CHaRLKsros Nov 2-cld Co,delia, sherwood Nforhj sid
Neptune, (s) Pennoyer. N0rleans.
Nrw 0RLrArs Oct T-cd Edwina, Miner, New Horh; arr
Charlemagne, jackson, do; Europe Bachelor DO.
Fsreisn Ports
HayArA, Oct 15-lndia, West, for Nfork ldg Fruerer
Rowe do, st Thomas Adans do dol Una, Ladeu do do
vras CRur, Sept i7-Brir Chas Carroll d'scharsing or
New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-07
CLIREHUGH'S TRICOPHEROUS OR MEDI-
GATED COMPOUND
THE
HUMAN HAIR.

THIS preparation 10 acknowledged the only eecua
remedy prevent Bal dness the Hair Becoming grey
complete restorative where the hair has fallen on-a pur
fer and cleanser Of curf and dandrf all impurities
diseases Of the skin Of the head.
not TO be considered initiating corporal fat
composed Of grease oil fatty matter OF any kind. TO
the medical faculty all such substances known posi-
lively injurious Notwithstanding what ignorant empires say
to the CONTRARY.
The chief virtues Of the Tricopherous Medicaed Com
pound
It's braeing STRENGTHENING, and clarifying properties
2. Its gently stimulating the action of skin.
g. Its equalizing the circulation Of the fluids.
Its producing and encouraging reaction in the bulb
and particularly in the pulp which receives the vessels
and nerves. giving life and vgor 10 the hair.
Its cling the skin from the effects Of perspration scur
and dandrf, aud disposing the hair TO curl
And its frequent will Prese the hair la beauty and
he alth to the latest period Of life.
See Clirehrgh treatise o the hair
Price 81 bottle sold BY the proprietor, at hi. cutting
Of Roadway and Fulton Streets and Of his APP
pointed B. Dodd Druggist Of Blocker aud
Broadway William Minor Druggist, Dey street, under
Franklin house Mrs. King Bookseller Fulton street, and in
all the principal cities of the Union. M. In ms
IIlGHLr lMPORTANT-To those in Of Stocks,
II ready made Linen Hosiery Gloves, and suspenders
constantly and receiving from the cash auctions
the above goods the greatest vare Also stock frames Hair
and Brise at the old stand No. 60 Nassau street. Mai
den Lane where they be had cheaper cash than
other place the city Zoe dozen seete Caps for sale very
cheap. o24lnis'