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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12

NETfI.L hn sold n the Racc Trick 90 Tllur-.lay.
w the loih nsf. 1T public auction, the fhof-
ongh-brcd Young Horse.
rfEsR'xF.
II is seldom sueh hntse - put to suction. ard VIC
ul.parteulaly invite al persots Who ale l,,nd oil
fine horses. to attend he Of the best stuck il'sz
country can he produce and VIII cefta,nis be s'id
Nuhonl reserve. CHARLES PHELPS.
Sept IL IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12

names River and KanaWi,a scrip
WASTED Ar RoaKs~'s OffeE.
wishing Z" exchange can DC aecoa'
dated with the sale Of any ainotn'son iaifsetns~
by calling at - ov.,a.....
BooKER's LOTTERY & ExenATGE orfies- !.
Aug. I2 -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12

ieuui mu4nn, nsdin5urf cyrua.
w We cultivate literature upon lttla oatmcn'
Bat tins vas too near the ruth 10 be admitted, and
we took our present gEte mollo tom 'Puhllus
Slrus,' # whom unne Of us had, am sure, ever
read single line, and 50 began what has since tuln-
ed oml % DC q NgIN lmpnLLAnl md ALLe l0mMAl."
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-10
SILK CIrLTI RE..

So large q proportion q OR readers
We dare say a foil thltd Of the whole nun
bcr--are interested 10 Que way OF Other in
tbs progress of The SILK culture, that "e
have supposed we could not I'LL 50 much
space more aceep,abIy than by transferring
ii our columns the article on that subject
which We copy o.day tfom a paper pub
hsncd n the hcaS a the SILK manulaclu
rug National Iatelltgenccr.
Thc article referred 10 by the National
lnlelhcencer, IN the above paragraph, IS Q
drtu Of the proceedings q a meeting g
tho Philadelphia county Six Society, from
winch &C copy the following extended par
agraphs --Cberaio Gd.ette.
Nr Phgdck stated, among other things,
the complete success winch had attended
h,. sflarrs to produce superior stll, from The
leaf Of the aofus Aultcauis tree. And IN
order forever to put to resi- the doubt Ga
fear expressed Of the adaptation Of this tree
To the silk culture, he read several eertItl
Gales from the principal IaIlors 10 Fntladei
pbm. expressive ct their opinion, On trial
OF the character Of seslpz SILK produced By
worms led on the leaf OF this tree IA this c."
geometry. tie exhibited, at the same tue
specimens # the silk ard also specimens q
the reru best Italian, from the white mul
berry ADD the superiority Of our own, 10 eF
cry essential particular, vas evident TO lh'
,n[st casual observer. These certificate
ys9l he tlaad annexed, together with ~
t,,,er 10 Matthew Carey, Ed tn
s,atb al the st9tsmeuts oil "hich hf. !
o,f.ad ,he oart,eulas attention Of the meet
en-, Al short but cmh2p'ic ADDRESS, ear
nestty soliciting the members OF the socie
ty or ans others prcseul TO stale all me C
pcrtraee they had Of contrary Rlnd' q
Ina oulv object was to geta Tue tfa'n an
nol.nng but the truth, There WIS no"
cyef. no, one dissenting voice.
Mr.. Leeds, Of PniladeIphl, spoke OF tn
elI,rts &c spectators, who were strenuous
" cxefling themselves to deery the hora
MuIueauIls, and the silk hnaiUas IS generally
IN order to escape the inevitable rum who
would certainly oyeaake them, III the even
OF not succeeding IA their efforts, from III
imprudent contracts entered into by thee
enrIy III the spring TO furnish lmmenr
quantDles Of trees at l24 cents each, "h'c
they were nov unable ~ till, except nj q
advance Of At least from 100 to $50 pt
cent. Mr., l.. also stated his wish TO pu
chase, for immediate use, tnn OF h,trc
bushels OF cacpous from worms fed cxcll
slvely on the Mnrus Mulncaulis, aud
continue the daily exhibition OF MIR. Brook
pateut silk machine al his establishment
No. ., FrauNIlu Place. lie justly oonten
ed that nothing would carry conviction
the public mind, with the sane force,
these exhibitions. People wanted TO
for themselves and seeing would be b
hevlng. lie also announced that no "
ready To purchase, at liberal prre
cash, from one to ten thousand bushels
cocoous.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-10

Coloriag NaHs.-lt may not be gener'
ally known, particularly in the country, that
blue yllHol when mixed with lane, forms a
yery beautiful a. well as exceedingly cheap
cularnn matter Cor walls. Take good llne
and slack Il a. usual, oGe and half pounds
Of blue ,tlf,ol, dissolve the chrystaIs with
boiling water, when dissolved mIS It with
the white wash, aud add one pound OF glue
well dissolved THIS should be prepared III
a glue poi # possible, 10 prevent lis beng
burned or scorched. When well mixed the
frs, coat must be put on horizontally OF
from side to side, aud the second coat yer
ucalIy or up aud down. The wall will be
Of bright blue color, resembling the blue
bottles some times seen in apotheeary shops
By following these directions, women cat
put on the coIorlng US smoothly aud as vel
generally as men.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-10

TI,RNIS:

T,so Dollars and Fifty Cents ifpaid IN advance
Yyrc, Daliars if not paid within three months.
And 7f,se Doliars and Fifty Gents if not paid
un,i nIer the expiration OF the year. No paper
diseontinued until all arrearages are paid, except
at the option of the Editor
acknowledgements inserted at One Dollar per
sonare nc lines or less, This sized fgpe for the
frs, insertion. and Is cents for each continuance
co,,. advertisements and Sheriff. Sales charged
d per cent higher; and a deduction OF JJ5 PEI
cent will be made from the regular price,, ioF I'D
yertiaers by the year.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-10
WEEKLY ALMANAC.

THE FARMER sosc.-Bg ;. : baf5e''
sung al meeting Of tho Agricultural Society z
New Brunswick.
A farmers lil,'s the life for me-
own | love it dearly
And. every SEASON, tuli OF glee,
take its abors ehecrly-
To plough or SOW,
To reap or mo~'
Or in the barn 10 lhfeaA, 81,
Ans ono 10 me,
! pi2iniy see
Twill bring me health and cssil. 81
The Lawyer leads harrass'd life,
Much like hunted Otter.
And tween his own aud ethers strife
Hes always IN no, water
For loo or friend,
s cause defend,
However wrong, must be, Su,
II reasons spite
M4intain It's right
Api de4riy earn his ttr, Sir
To Doctors styled gentleman
Blt tits / bold Bat hnuuiaK
Eor llAe j tavern waiting m@A
10 every sal! hes coming
Nov here uow There
Mlst DE repair
Or slarve, Sir. By denying,
Like death himself,
Inhsppy 81,
IL uyas ~ other5 dying
A farmer. H. then r, ID l.ye,
Obsuu,ug. wtsl | .e4d q
Enough tur .olf, and some Q give
To such poor saals as need il
I'll drain snd fence,
Nor audgc expense,
To give nv land good dressing
III plough and soT,
Or tftll ID FpN.
And hops from Heaven 4 flssinE,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-10
[ NJ MEIER 3.
Deferred Articles.

The Judtci0ry.-ll0w important it Is to
pure and correct administration Of the
laws. that Judges should keep their hands
,erupuIously clean Of party politics The
ermine that comes in coaiaei with Pohlea!
dirt must be stained. Judge are mon of
like passions" with their fellow beings;
and no mind possesses sufficient elasticity
to dNest Itself ii the bitterness Of political
strife and acquire IN equilibrium proper
for the bench, m the .ame day. The cX-
ample If the late Chief Justice Marshall,
WLo was transferred from political life 10
the bench, attests his appreciation If the G
facts. He had been a member Of CON-
ores.. a member Of the Virginia A-se,n-
biy. Foreign Minister, and Secretary Vi
State to the United State-; bat il Is stated
If him, fhat &" from the moment he put Oh
the judicial robe, he DISAPPEARED forever
from the political arena. Il reeasborolgh
Patriot.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-10

Cheap mode Of Raising Water bya ira
terpheei and Band In conversation the
other day with Mr.. Blake, of Augusta, upon
the various plans and modes that are now IN
use for raising water, he suggested the dea
oil attaching leather band around the SHAFT
Of a waterwheel, to which Should be attach
cd TN elevators like those used Tor carry
mo m meal aud flour in flour mills. The
lower part Of the band might dip Into the
water, receive a supply and passing over
pulley At auy required height, carry II up
and empty il into clstern at the top, from
whence II could DO conveyed by tubes to any
distance and 10 as high an elevation as The
clsteru. In many places this cheap system
would do as well or better than force pump
The cost would not be great and the chances
Of getting out of repair would be very few
Maine Farmer.
al. III rNr,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-10

Very few readers il this country, COM
paratitev .pcaking, keep IN their memo
ries any clear or accurate history Of the va
llous mutations that lake place IN the South
American States. We generally have a
confused remembrance Of revolutions, RI
ots. battles, aud changes; but we see things,
a. it were, through a hue. The lat IN
formation from one Of the rcPpJhcs-as
we have already published-Bueaos Ayres
-ls, the assassination OF the President OF
the Senate in his chair By an armed mob J
All this is the effect Of the want Of solid
constitutional government, and the absence
Of regulated liberty-Joined 70 the peculiar
character Of the people. How enylabIe
the condition Of these United States when
compared with the state and prospects Of
the disamted South American IePublies'
Republics, indeed, only in name and, for
the most part, nothing but military d2spo-
tisns Alec. Gu-ette.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-10

Loss IF Steamboats, in the West in 1888.
The Alton Telegraph calculates as fol-
lows, the list of steamboats, lost or eonsld-
erably injured on the Western waters dur
lac the year 1888. We copy an abstract:
Whole number eighty-of which, there
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-10

CheroLees.-The Little Rock Arkan-
sas) Gazette Of the 18th ultimo. says:
:. We have received no news from the In
dian nation for the last week; but every
thing appears to lie quiet there-boih par
ties are in council, though separate the
Ross party at the head waters Of the l!il-
nois river, and the Ridge party at the
mouth Of the same, distance Of some SAX
II or eighty miles. 4 wrong statement
IS, We see, going the rounds in the New
York papers, as to the murder Of Ridge
and Boudinot, which should be corrected.
It is stated that the Ross and Ridge par
ties had desperate fight, in which Ridge
and Boudlnot were killed, and upwards Of
40 Of their warriors. This IS a mistake,
Ridge aud Boudinot were way-lald and
slain and no fight has taken place among
them, and none is anticipated. On the
contrary, it is thought that the two parties
will settle their difficulties without recourse
to arms"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-10

Heaih.-While disease is ravaging so
many of our Southern cities, we are pleas
ed to assure our absent friends that the
health Of Wilmington is comparatively
good, and that such cases of sickness as do
occur, yield readily to medicine VA.
niagt0a Advertiser.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-10

AGENTS.
Col. n. M. Cochran. Mecklenbnrg, n. C.
Chas. W. Harris, Mill Grove, n. O.
r W. Allison, Concord, N. C.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-10

Slight Mistdke-An inquis.tive little
urchin, in one Of the neigEoouring towns,
was perpetually teazing his sire to learn
from him VIVA, sort Of contrivance ddHdy
was, until one Jay the old gentleman, for The
purpose d providing him with occular tes-
tim9ay ON the subject, pointed out one OF
the most exquisit Of the dandy race to
him; when the little youngster exclaimed,
with great apparent surprise, la me, lad !
| had always thought before this that
! dandy was something like hanaa.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-10

A Long Nose and no Mistake. - Within
a few miles of Wltsontown there lives
merry cobler whose nose IS so very long
that when he takes snuff he is Obliged to
raR forcard three PAGES TO reach It's point
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-10

Ofthcse, thirteen were lost on the Ohio;
80 on the Lower Mississippi; ; on the Up
per Mississippi ? on the Missouri On
the Illinois l on the Arkansas l on Red
river in the Gulf Of Mexico and in
other places.
OF the eight blown up, only one, the
Moselle, was ON the OHIO; Of the six coli
Iapsed, none Of the thirty seven snagged,
four were on that river.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-10

Plentiful Crops.-We were informed
last week at Iredell, that the Crops we're
50 plentiful, that the Farmers IN some parts
of the county had abandoned the use Of me
standard measures, and were actually sell
/ ling corn by the field instead OF the bushel.
Wig Banner.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-10

o. Interesting sishf-race betreea a
Deer and a Steam Eagine.-While tho
ears were coming down on ednesday,
fine buck made his appearance on the track
and had a trial of speed with the locomo-
tive. He kept on the track for two miles,
when he was finally run off, or he would
have been run over. The sight must have
been deeply exciting and highly interest
lng--as the line of read is perfectly
straight, every inch of the contest was
witnessed by the passengers.-HtE. Ado.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-10

Cotton WOOL wet with sweet oil and Paregorc'
relieves the ear ache very soon,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-10

An honest lrishman, fresh from Hberniar
caught humble bee in his hand, supposlng
ii 10 be humm,ng bud. "Och," he Elk.
claimed, "the devil burn me how bet als
little loot isl"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-10

Among the men. what dire divisions rise Z
For union one, and one no UNION cries
Shame on the sex that such dispute pegah'
Ladies are all tQE rNIeN---ro A MAN
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-10

Destructive remember beautiful al
leeory illustrating the power Of fate. King
Solomon was walking IN his garden, with an
attendant, when an appalling figure was
seen approaching HIN. The attendant ek
claimed in alarm: Solomon, the sight OF
that belag atfughts me | know not Why
send me, | pray thee, TO the turihernos'
mo,n,ain Of India The king, IN his ca
pac,y of magician, compiled; tho at'en,
dant vanished. The stranger came up and
SAID, "So)omou, what was that man dong
herel My errand was 10 seek him on The
lar,hest mounia,n of India" 6 ANGEL OF
| DEArH," replied Solomon, "thoa 'e.t' tnd
4 hlm there 1"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-10

AQaeer Chap.-Tbe Iowa Patriot re.
Iates an anecdo,e OF the Rev. Mr.. Scott, an
eccentric preacher IN that neighbothood,
who was formerly lawyer in Arkansas, TO
this effect. When be first hung out bis
shluqle, he inscribed on It.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-03

State of Trade.

The Liverpool is momentary expected and there is
consequently but little action among the large dealers Al
Buffalo the cold weather has set in with severity and the canal
navigation is entirely suspended The Pc
boat chartered by Chicago merchant $4,000 to trans
port his invoice Of with such other articles Of
fcred for the upper lakethe charterer the time
have the aya of the first trip down the opening of navga
ton and the Of the boat deay ali expenses
ed during the winter. This feature in lake
ton boat having wiptered place or vicinity.
The stock Of -four in this city about bh and nearly
as mnch frozen in the canals which may possibly
reach this city before the winter fairly sets in.
SUGAR-This market has been eavy since last
Marks but prices have undergone material change The sales
reach bout 1900 bags Of all descriptions at for Rico,
80 for ST. Croix, for N. Orleans Tan fer b. H. and
1900 bags Manila, OH terms not known
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-03

As realise The Of meeting those Of last year. when
sy fall DUE II this view the Union Bank Of mississippi has
issued fresh latch Of six month post notes. dated Nov
and signed BY NJ Williamson, President pro tenn
The Agricultural Bank aud other Of the banks have
done the thing, but the planters yet steadily refuse
thing but sound currency In this the crop WILL through
the agency Of the specie paying banks form exclusively the
basis of business and esctuay cut of from the ire
deemabe the means proongng their rcke existence The
will probably fastened BY the effect of the news ex
pected by tire Liverpool, which hourly expected
sales mt the stock Exchange.
$3.50 Corp Bond, ss75 shares Blk 7s 10 do 49, b30d;
10 do IL l0d SIS do 7AlO do State Blk 9SI50 do Blk of
Com 93 i5d 933 100 do "a b4od 100 do 9s 30d SO
do 81 6Od5 do Canal Big Co 1910 do KY 81; b30d;
do i5e do Del ud o. so do g. opg; 100 dc 62
opg 25 sat- bnw do g. rs do 62t b30d so do 81
do Ga P&C % do g. sl0d 20 do rs do e. bl0d
10 do Am Tr so 10 do s9 ss so do 3sa stw4o do
Utica Syracuse $50 do CanoE Co. BALI so b20d 10 do
29 90 do Mohawk $751; bsod so do 81 ssOd29 dos
Boston Prov 97 10 do 9s-0 do stouington 6loo do
Harlem 44 $50 do A. b3Od $50 do 4l SOL; 100 do 4l4
so do tw; % do Alt b5d 90 do 44 snw 80 do All. 100
do AZ, b6odi5 do Utica Schenectady li5; 900 ll4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-03

T ECTUREs ON PHvsiooNoMY.-MR. MILLS will
IL his or lectures this sceace Fri
day Dec 9th and will continue thea the following
Friday The theory will be illustrated by sr,.sparssciss and
drawngs
Tehsn for the ~ sicss tickets - cents 10 be
had the Once Of re New Yerh Mirror Lsaesys library.
lecture % eommescs ~ haift&s1 bA'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-03

Passengers Sailed
In the British Queen-Baron anc servt France Cnas
Levy, Quebec; Chnen, Par Stephen Virgins st John
NIB; Vim Chapman, Quebec; VIM Richie. Montrea Morti
more Drunmond servt; Smith, Mr. Thompson, Caua
da; Forsyth Montrea Capt Evegh, John Gordon Eng;
Saml Denne Brol Capt Sarat, WIT de Vaneren, Frances
Mr. Jameson, Mexico; Richd Burke ,maica Stephen {,
Fouke, PhiIadelphia Mrs Metford, Joseph Mstfs nth.
ampon, England; Col Heth and Snton, Richmond
Ia; Mr. Foster, Mr. Hall, England; Ramon Ring Havana,
Dayton Alfred Sanderman De Janoa, Bel Sumner,
Carues, Crother NYork; Adm Warwick and lady, V-
Carthew lady and ser Canada Rev Mr. Van Lenny lady,
Smyrna.
In the Huntsville for New OrleansJames Gumshaw sdy
and family, NOreans; M Walton, NYok; L Hail. do; h
Cayl.s do; W Felt, do Nscon, do Mr. Luther NOrns;
Mrs Brush do; Mrs Butler NJeIsey; Dana Rhea Phad 1t
u Baungana; Perrott, Of Bridgeport, NJ.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-03
Cattle Market.

There has been change prices this week. The demand
this morning not brisk last week. and number
Of cattle sold Of beeves there only hundre
market aud Of these two hundred remain unsod At the
Upper Bulls Head two Of the largest bulccks
exhibited They tted in sangersed Oneida Co.
this state and weigh upwards Of poundsthe
largest ever brought to this city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-03

COAL COAL! ~ COAL!!i-TNs best Of Peach Orchard
~ Me- Ash srcssr anA eng sse, - - per tor delivered
free q ssrsass Not " ~ Yard so< Washington street,
heSo 0UERNsEY CO.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-03
MARRuED.

On the 2Sth ult by the Rev. Henry w. Bellows, Mr. Luther
Chaplin Miss Mary WmthroP daughter of Hiram Topper
Esq, formerly Of Boston
On Sunday evening Rockand, b, the Rev. Mr. Brett Mr.
VIM B. Marsh, Of this city, Miss Sarah Ann daughter
Mr.. Isaac Hewlett Of the former place.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-03

Packets - Depart.
Lennon.
B. Queen, Isl Roberts, Dec |
Toronto, Girls void, Dec 10
Westminster, Moore, Dec 20
LIVERPOOL.
Independence, Nye, Dec 7
S.Whitney, 4 thompson, Dscl3
Oxford, Rathbone, Dec 10
HAyRE.
Vile de Lyon ,Stoddara, Dec 8
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-03

gyOR sALEsevesl sIeighs bes s~6slc Sims, he shssp
II Coz eash Al David c. ssss iced store Hester sssst, 90
door Bowery Persons wishing 10 Psrshass sssA
articles ~sald do well 70 call he wishes 70 close his ssssA
n7llms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-03

Packets Co Arrive.
LONDON.
Montreal, Griffin, Nov l
Gladiator, Brition, Nov 10
Mediator, Champlin, Nov 20
LIVERPOOL
Europe, Marshall, Nov 7
Sheridan, Depeyster, Nov -
Liverpool, Isl Fayrer, Nov l6
HAvRE.
Vile de Lyon, stoddard, Oct l
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-03

nUAKO.--r~o ves,iemsn can have ssasy furnished
ID Roeu With Board, BY applying Al Ne. 10 r.rs Pises
p-pipnSr ~ o'~'oeh no
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-03
GKANDJKAN's COMPOST ZION
III II M A M III A / r

% Great success and great rePotstion are Prosh thai
this article the only the Kind which produces good
effects and wsfu TO the Human Hair The article earss
with IL lis recommendation and not TO be chased with
that host Of limitations with which the city stoupds Ii
usage considered corporea fat will enable The organs 10
their to diminish their susespt
bcs and contribute their nutrition and return hss
natural ORDER the alterations arrangements which nay
the hair shin.
ITS QUALITIES.
On the frat day of application begins ts act In prevent
ing the hair from turning gray
BY ts ue dry weak hair will be rendered strsng pa-
Bile, brilliant aud curly.
IL, besds entirely bald will be rspsnihsd
with hair
Il a valuable specific for all diseases Of the skin and hair
may be purchased wholesale and retail at No. BsscIsJ
street and at Mr.. Grandjssn's Once ALL Ink
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-03
CLIREHUGH'S TRICOPHEROUs OR MEDI
GATED COMPOUND sv
1+ f.@
HUMAN HAIR. ~

UNHiS preparation Acknowledged the ony s1ectual
remedy prevent RaIdsess the Hair seeomlug gfsy
complete restorative where the hair has fallen ea-s Dsr-
6er and cleanser of scurf and dsnrn and all rnpss
diseases Of the shin Of the head fM*4
isno TO be considered initiating corporal fat
composed Of grease oil FATTY matter OF aay hind To
the medical faculty all such substances Known be posi-
lively injurious Notwithstanding what ignorant empires ~
TO the CONTRARY.
The chief virtues Of the Tricopherou, Medies<d Csu-
pound, \,
rs bracing, strengthening, and clarifying properties
q Its gently stimulating the action ofthe shin .ss y,
Its equalsinr the circulation sfthe auids.
Its producing and encouragsf reaction IN the bulb o.
root, and particularly in the pulp which receives the vsss
and nerves giving life and vigor 10 the hair .
I FREEING the skin from the fleets Of Precipitation, scarf
and dsndrim, and disposng the bair TO curl. ...
And its frequent will preserve the hair IN beauty and
health TO the latest period cflife.
See Ciirchughs treatise on the ha - - ...
Price 81 bottle sold by the proprietor, al his cutting
rooms corner OF osdway and Fulton streets and Of his s
geiass .. Dodd Druggist corner Of Bleseh~ 80
broadway william Milnor Druggist Dey street, unSsr
all the principal cities Of ths Union. s2ln'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-03

- TAMMERlG CURED.--Da CoMsTvCK's VOCAL
- 0fMNAsiUM AND LfCEUM FOR ELOCUTION
PHiLspsLrHn This Institution open from the first of
september till the last OF Junedurg July and August there
vacation All desvows OF instruction either for the cure
W Stsmmering Lispng improvement EIocuon may
learn the conditions Of ANDREW COMsToCR NJ d. 100
Mulberry Arch) street, Philadelphia
Dr. Consocks Remarks Stammerinr and the n, nerou.
which he has obtsned OF System Of vo-
cal Oymnstcs appended 10 his Circular which shall be
sent TO any one who ma, wish learn upos the subject
OF his ntisu,icn Satisfactory references be given
principle cities Of the United ststes MIA sms
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DIED.
At Brooklyn, aitera short illness, Mr.. James McCay