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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-17
FOR TIE EN0UJRER


tn be Totsrs of The 7bcnarlc Congressional District.
Er,Iow.ClTIZEas:-A time has arrived in our poll
,cal history tut requires every man, who ieels an IN
eres, in the deslues OF his country to stand forth and
shew his hand Are you for sustaining truly repre-
sentative Government: Or will you sustain a man,
yho has thrown the weight Of your District into The
arms Of Federal Whiggery THESE nre questions OF no
ordinary Importance because they embrace fundamental
PRINCIPLES Let us, then, at the polls exhibit an und
yided 'front.' in favor Of popular representation and
aoyernmen, of the people. The criSiS is big with the
late of our Stale Institutions consolidated monled
despoiism is staring in the lace, IN the form OF VA
ona Bank; and, although your ale Representative may
sane hostility 10 that institution and be the most NOISY
oains, it. vet look at The effect Of his course, cngIng to
Tie skirts of NJ Rlves, who doub! had aspirations
for tie Presidency and must with The Bans influence
and neglect the interests Of his constituents weakening
the Republican party, so as 10 lei IN MT Ciay' anu %
did Tecumseh cut out the Little Expunger, now aioins
Mr. Riyes in running the Clay ticket Alter the re-
defa party with MIR Clay al the he m have succeeGeu
with what effect could these earned neulfas s'aho W
in the Congress of the United States with the hyFocn
c, slang If "Anti. Bank: Let me then put IL 10 YOU
and ask are you willing longer to trust your interests 10
such hands: CLn you longer hesitate when You see hs
storm that you will have 10 encounter in i24z, "fies
Trade and Sailors Rights ON one sde the Bnnkins anu
Tariff monopoly the other Will you THINK OF eoun
enanclng neutrals. when the struggle must be douo'
full? ,, tho borest
You have it now in your power to elect me nI ,
rd talented Gordon who will stand by you IN Inc h"'l
of trial, and give way 10 no silly hesi'a"s' I;aad
nrncues OF the Constitution are at stake lie o'"e'
with hundreds Of The Republican party, as 10 Tue N!
or nu,ling down the u. States Bank; and now' "'e "
10 dwn Gordon S mugnaninI0us course has shown WHO
are for Keeping down. For, mark you 1t ever your
h.Ioved Old Dominion is 10 decline, become vase,
wilderness and the grass cover up the pavehes m =,
towns md villages, and her commerce ifahs't1'eu "
a,ha hands and The prices Of her staple Produc'lo"S
sunk 10 mere drug ii will be laid, 10 the door Of 10
,ha,s ,ban ambitious representatives VINO go "t
themselves and not their country Whenever Iah o.
the United States is established LOCK tor ~
dssr,,;sm in some form other. The cEeGit VI o''
local Banking Institutions is now restored br. "en
,hs noIiIical machine with cuptal Of from nifty 10
hundred millions Of dollars is put into oPeralo' VIA
will be The situation Of our own state hnnNF. iIo'
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Tredegur ROiiins stills and Foundry Richmond la

irtdegW hOItHe HNJ ana fOundry fichmOnd, "a
H'E Ird:a Iron Company beg leave inform the public that
their Rolling Mil and Forge complete and
Sy prepared TO execute at The shortest orders for
description OF ar Iron, either hamm red rolled, enbr:cns
Flat Iron from : la ~ inches wide
Pound and square 3 l6 To do
Hoops. a la
Band, = To T.; box and tank Iron;
RGruad AIcs hammered the approved Plan aud
anc; Splicing Plates OI rail Dads, pLUclud orders
r oil iron 10.
their Rolling Mill Forge Ted"s
Company have Iron and Brass Foundry Sm
ng Machine Ship IN this department their business they
prepared furnish all descriptions OF Castings fO raoaG,
mill gearing and other purposes and have the fitted
having secured the the
enccd and skIIlul nrtiruns that could be- obtained.
Having confidence their ability the public
good and with good wok similar establishment
Union they respectfully solicit share oi their patronage
FRANCIS u. DEANE, Jr,
May II fa-tf) President IrdegGr iron Company.
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
Ia the InIcrS of EnluLcrInnd

To the I'Otcrs Of Cumberland
Good is receive every day from the upper coun
tes composing your Congressional District. We hear
that the old State Rights county of Charlotte, will soon
he herself agan-lhat Garden will beat CnIdwe by 4
majority Of fifty, and Wilson will have the like majority
Hill, he fsdernl candidate, for Congress. In r.
Edward, Wilson " Ill have large ma j"ry. The Ike.
publican, Stale Rights, and Anti Bank WhigiwiIl unite
their votes upon him-aud, from recent information.
Buckingham will do the thing Major inncy Is
in the feld-Hs name has been long known among the
Republicans, including the glorious days of u and .
lie will support Wilson ~. Congress. BouldIn VIII
vote for Wilson in Charlotte.
The lime has come when the anti Bank Wing and the
old Republican may lay down together and rise up ana
feed in the plsure-Ihe time has come, when all
who believe the General Government TO be one OF IL
mted power, should be as one man Come out freely to
the polls and make the 4th Thursday in May, lc39,
proud day for Old Virginia Wilson ia with you in the
old and safe principles OF 93 and decidedly and ably
with you for dvorcng the public monies from The Banks,
lie decidedly with you IN opposition 10 The election
Of Henry Clay any on that side OF The question
lie is with you in opposition 10 the odlous doctrines oil
Critlendens gag b-which advocated by Senator
Riyes Of Virginia, at the close of the late session OF
Congress-l blush when look al the apnsacy of such
Il man as w. G R.-whnse name is now siuthed BY Mr.
Clay into the pack in The place of Tylers.
You brother Republicans Of the Fork Of Willis how
you be idle a subject Of such vast importance
You will be presently claimed by the enemy tor your
neutrality. Witness the case Of Rives Let our watch
word continue 10 be- Principles, not Men Let US he
faithful to the cause Let not be too contracted tn
offer, too ungrnerous to accept, The olive branch
when offered lie, practise iorbeGrance, and be unit
ed against The foe. You will be sure 10 wish
YOU had done this should Hill be elected (Which your
vote may aver) whose principles from his cradle have
been opposed yours. shall be al The precinct where
hope old Cumberland once more, in The Repub.
can ranks, doing battle for the rights OF man
COMMON PROPERTY.
UFWe too unite with our respected friend IN calling
upon the Republicans Gainesville, and every part Oi
the District, 10 come forth and do their duty Vote for
Daniel Wilson. lie is for the Administration, aud Tor
Van Buren, agains, Clay. The Il Wing goes for HI,
and against Wilson. We for Wilson against Hal,
clearly, codiuy, strongly We call upon every Repub'
Icrn ihen 10 do his duly-and stand by DAME! Wilson
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TOBACCO LAND FOR SALE.

NM7ISHlNG TO 60 South West, offer the following
wv desirable Lands, in the county OF Amelia tor
saIe:-One tract containing 1925 acres, about one.
half wood Land, (he greater part good Tobacco Land
with portion of go"d branch Land, well adapted to 10
bacco and Wheat This is Of The best tracts IN me
county, and is situated about five miles from Genno
Bridge on The South side of the Road beginning al r
P Wilkersons Ship, and extending up, nearly 10 "a
pes old Store 1t can be divided into three COCO aC'
and would be so divided if required One o'het uact'
on which reside containing 1902 acres, anont 'h'ee
miles below Geno Bridge, on Apomat'oo1 h.Ve', anu
IN the road leading the Court House mere ABOUT
% aces Of Low Gfound md plenty of timber Some
good Tobacco Land nigh. be esa;ed whou. lssssn'ns
hI ar Tho hest materials and in the best manner; the
K;,che, and Ire house being Of Stone This is Of
,hs hsndsomes and most desirable situations in the
oonniv-One tract in Powhatan county, about three
miles below Genito Bridge, containing 4l acres-abou
loo acres Of wood Land, with the usual buildings
Persons wishing 10 purchase, requested 10 view the
SAML JONES.
M,vl7 3-w4w"
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Carringes. Barguehes, Buggies and SuIhles

LdrriHgtS. BalOuchfS, BNggIfs and SN7HItS
gE subscriber hn-, hiss shop just finished Market
Seabropk Warehouse Carriages, ar0uch.s Bug
Sukcs and nj hand o his manufacture all
will sell az low such articles BE- bought ia tins
warranted Of the best workmanship md materials.
T. :. vim. moved my shop from the u stand Governors
abovr-named place, prepared
Coac work all kiadS and all repairing Goae the best
shortest time and most reasonable terms.
NAV II l3-GlI MICAJAH MANGrM.
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TrentY DA!iGrS Rtnayd.

g Az AWAY on the subscriber, living Cumberland Court,
house. mined JESSE rather below the middle
of cake color full face, nc!ucd lie ne,hy. with
very prominent u good teeth, about twenty-five three
yeus and kah!y quick al III, moons. Jesse well
with MI sEc b0amen in the habit or runnin. from Ca
fra Gainesville Richmond and it i highly probable, that he
is either River urS.rs about RciGonJ The above
ward will be paid any person WAC wall couin him in Ja
in State that ct hin again. FRANCES H. JAMES.
Il
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CAMBOOSE IRON.

Navy COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, May 4, 1889
HRROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed, will be received
al this Office until 8 o'clock F. NJ. on the first Of
June next for furnishing and delivering at the Navy
Yard, Washington, all the plate, bar and rvet iron
necessary in the construction of twelve cambonses for
soops Of of The first class, and ten cambooses for
schooners each camboose requiring the number and des
cIption Of plates bar. and rve iron following, viz
FOR FIRST CLASS SLOUrS OF MAR.
List o iron required jor cambO0s for SiooPJ 1ra1
0f tic first class.
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The plate ir. should be of the bes, quality, rolled *
act thickness, sheared 10 the given sze and Kept
straight and level
The bar iron, with the exception Of The pieces marked
II to be rolled the edges full and square. Those two
pieces marked II To he of bammer iron and rolled
The ancb iron be rolled and must bear 10 be swuged
TO a right angle Ienglhwise without cracking
The whole of the bar 10 be cut 10 the length and
no tails or raw ends left
FOR SCHOONERS
List of iron required far one canbOose for schooner
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yElHE subscriber having obtained Letters Patent for
q his newly invented Machine for thrashIng and
cleaning wheat rye oats, and oil other kinds OF small
grain, is prepared 10 furnish them to oil who may
wish TO purchase He can recommend them To the public
possessing many decided advantages all other
chimes in He has several now in successful
operation and all who have had them in use, or have
them, without hesitation give Them decided pre-
ference 10 oil other machines with which they are ac
Quained This machine may be worked with or D
horses and when properly attended, will thrash and clean,
ready for narke: from 400 bushels Of wheat per day;
and Of the many advantages 1t possesses over oil
Thrashing Machines in use, is The vast sav!ng OF
labor and imeor, it only requires the same force 10
thrash clean and measure up The gram tor market at
other machines require 10 perform The gle operation oil
thrashng Four five horses and ten hands will thrash,
clean and measure up from 10 400 bushels Of wheat per
day, and rick the straw The public are respectfully IN
vtpd examine the machine II may be seen at his shop
in Staunton where he prepared 10 furnish them ready
made of the best materials and the most approved work.
manship-And he intends TO have machine IN opera
ton the vicinity OF Richmond, some time IN The nonth
of JuIy-the time and place Of operation VIII be made
known hereafter.
TL. subscriber will sell State, County single rights,
on the most accommodating terms. All orders will be
thankfully received and promptly ATTENDED 10, pos, paid
The subscriber hereby forewarns all persons rom ma
king or using his Machine using any part OF It 10 any
Other machine, without his appreciation
MATTHEW Al kEEfER, Pdtentes.
Ccrgfeates.
We the undersigned, certify that we have had MIR Mat
,hev N'keeyer newly invented patent Thrashing and
Cleaning Machine in farms, and we thrashed
and cleaned from two hundred and fifty to three hundred
bushels Of Wheat per day, with the same number Of
hands and hnses that We have 10 work the common
thrashing machine hereoiore--Gnd we consider tins
chine OF the greatest time saving and labor saving
machines have had in We consider il q
vauable improve men and recommend IT 10 the public
GEonGE W CRAWFORD,
SiL.s Fl. SMITH,
w. J. ID. BELL,
JAYS BILL,
D. W. PAITEsoS.
SrAuSToS, Jan II, 1889
We the undersigned, have examined MIR. Nj NJ Kee.
ver's newly invented patent ThIashing and Cleaning
Machine and consider it valuable improvement. The
labor saved by cleaning The grain as il is mashed,
wbou, any additional! force, is advantage well worth
the consideration Of farmers We fully concur in the
quantity lhrashed, with The above gentlemen, and we
have no doubt more could have been Ihrashed under
more favorable circumstances.
THos. J. MrcHE,
BESJAnIY CRAWFORD,
Meas. &. kIsyEY,
s. NJ. WOODWARD,
WM. H. AiLEN,
JoHs e. SowER.
May II Wv"
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mi English LAM yes r iirc I,cf Of Which he SPEAK. dncnt
Natural Philosophy, CLrm &c Annie testimonial. Of his
m" c.rae"r, qualification given address
May s'"d' Virginia. will meet with prompt o',ento"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Subscribers respccifuly inform their
- c"untfy ers iha they have associated
nrfa Cnnm,-son Business and hope siet
IOrecene share Of the pubic patronage
H miSK AsT W nrAxroy
opgos., Richmond Fredericksburg uud Potomac Ea,o.d
~: B.-L1sraI MI Away be made p.olase.
a. LnNAClEY-ylaGl>f1--A; Il Cmcst superior Corrt Of
La" n"i "'! LcG "f tie e'"rty Of tL"'-';r dPn l9h.
Marbr e. Gillian Alnini.,tart, Igris ,. the viii
Ell OF Allen Gillian, dec, P!aInh:
William T.. Giim Administrator of Jacob Mosy, dec, Jack
NJ Gillian, Jane, Moody and AHty his WIFE !"in H. Gillian and
Martha his wife, Rotcrt Gillian, D"G stephen Gillian;
:irTapPsars have oean.,
the def ndan's Jk VI Gillian G"H Roe Gillian hoare out Of
this comm""nea the mode prescribed BIS law fer proceeding
AGAIN; resident de!"niam and h1m INC Cou ih take
the bill for ibis day TO be heard Oh ID" b
defendants of Witnesses ard
Court Whether The contract the Feb lsCs,
between Jacob Mo'y the part, ard Alien dec,
the Land IN The proceedings mcntionc tor the Claimed by
the ai" part thereof doth nrde order and tha,
Wa T. Gam administrator OF Jacob Mcsby dec, presenting
views ihrn the inst taking The conirac, The bn
with all debts due the said Allen Gillian NJ tie date OF The con-
Nosby fair credit for the LOard Of The SAID
MosL'. Gillian, her Robert and the Old
soc named from the time they srvealy ei tho
house Of the said Allen Gillian dec dcda"d in the second,
cha. the administrative oIthe sad Allen Gillian, with
the land the proceedings mentioned from tito
date of the said 10 the present Time taking INTO co"sdeta
the which the said tIian, . lifetime aud ms
his deal h. and cultivated the ard
administrator OF Moby with debt debts due
ny Ml the date of tho contract the laid Allen G
dec with all airanr. made the .ad
jacob aioy his lifetime either 10y SAID Alien liiOn, dec
lay his hts death and charging the ad nd
mna'or 4" Moy also w't resonsb" P'ee for The board Of
s- Jacob Msby, Lis sister Ci!Gm her Robert and tie
old The contract named long they were
rally boarded Alien Gillian or has which
said the said directed TO report 70 this
with specially stated deemed pertinent by hn
SELF fcIuirudto be stated by any OF the parties
Copy-Tcste, - -
WINSLOW ROBINSON, c.
The parties the foregoing will take notice, iat viii
Office Charlotte Court house Ncdnr sday The
Goth day June u O'Clock "A. NJ for tho al tax
the required by the am decree Il, which time ard
place parties rcGutd attend with ,icr Noueh
cr and evidence, &C, &c. JOHN MORTON, " {.
May
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W It'll regard to location aDd comfort particularly in
w House lac the hest the city,
During the Legislature, travellers may always lind
good with best peasc Charge,
II future, below the present tavern rates
Comfortable be private parts Of tho
travelling families Good stables well supplied will, the
beet pOvcndcr WIN. HOWLEIT
Law 3-w3w
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LIND EOR S.iLE.

BHAElNG determined the West offer for sale the
of land upon which reside lying the fGOOch-
land miles below the Courthouse ana y io Richmond,
tanning fourth OF which well about
OF first creek Nat and the highland condition
farming. II has upon good dwelling house and all other
,mpov Any wishing DO purchase
lis with the stock
description The will be such the a.iious.
:. :. RONSTER .9sent,
l. fJ--tiJc For DIrdk Dp,fry
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Bcsids prizes of SleO- SlG0- si50- $40 $3.50
$l20-$ lNG-S 75-SGO $50-St0 and $50
II Drum .NumJerS cut Of IS
Tickets only $saO-taIves SIO-Quar.ers S5-Eighths
- 80
Certificates Of Packages OF Ii Whole Tickets S240
DO DO Ii Half do l20
do do III Quarter do 20
do do % E,yh,h do 80
A. Odcrs far tic!etS aad Shares Certificates Of
Poragcs in the above Splendid Lottery will receive the
most prompt attention. and those who order from US,
may rely upon having the draning sent them immediate
" alter il is over Send orders early, and address
y. S. GREGORY Il co. Managers.
Nav Il G3-ldl Rickm0Xd, Ia.
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LOOKER.ON IN VIENNA
MAR lG rs
TO CONTRACTORS

HAarT'd on Wednesday evening, the lst inst, at Forest Ill.,
Amherst county BY the Rev. Mr. Sale, ALEXANDER DuvAL Ed
OF til. City to Miss ELI, NJ daughter OF VIM d. Waller, Es
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.asamMscrs' Office, Richmond, Va.
Splendid Sthems for The 18th Jane, le39.
CAPITAL fEiZE.
$4,000.
And fourteen drawn numbers.
Alexandria lottery.

Class No !, fOt $3.50
To be drawn al Alexandra, d. G., Saturday, 18th
June, lc:Hy.
SnIr GrIIr
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WINSLOW ROBINSON, c.

The parties the foregoing will take notice. that vi"
attend al office Charlotte Count house Wednesday, The
Goth day June u O'Clock a. NJ for tho o tax
by the sa decree, u' which time ard
place with thcr Noneh-
cr and evidence, &c, &c JOHN MORTON. ". C..
wit
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-11-23
Translated from he German.]
LOUIS OFFON GOELICKE,
OF GERMANY,
THE GREATEST OF HUMAN BEN
EFACTORS.

Citizens Of North and South America,
To LOUIS ORION GoELIoKE, M. D., of
Germany, Europe, belongs the imperishable
honor OF adding NEW and PRECIOUS DOC
TRlNE to the Science of Medicne-a doc
trine which, though vehemently opposed by
many of the faculty, (of which he is val
liable member he proves to be as well foun-
ded in truth as any doctrine ofHoly Writ-a
doctrine, upon the verify of which are sus-
pended the lives ofmillions of our race, and
which he boldly challenges his opposers to
refute, VIZ: Consumption is disease alaoays
occasioned by a diSordered state of Vis Vita
(0. Life P,inciple) Of The human body;
0F7often secretly lurking in the system 70,
gears before herc is The least complaint Of
The Lungs~fO--and achich mayJ be as Ger.
taints though not so quickly cured, as q
common colt or a simple headache. An in
Yaluably precious doctrine this, as it imparts
an important lesson to the apparently heal.
thy of.both sexes, teaching them that this
insidious foe may be an unobserved inmate
oftheir gclayey houses" even while they
imagine themselves secure from Its attacks,
teaching them that THE GREAT Sc
CREF in THE ART OF PRESER "
ING HEALTH IS TO PLUCK OUT
THE DISEASE WHILE in THE
BLADE, AND NOT WAIT TILL THE
FULL GROWN EAR. ra.
This illustrious benefactor of man is also
entitled to your unfeigned gratitude, and
the gratitude of a world, for the invention
ofhis sMATCHLESS SANATIVE,-whose
healing fiatmay just claim for it such IT,
tie, since it has SO signally triumphed ever
our great common enemy G}7CONSUMP-
TION, both In the first and last stages,-a
medicine which has thoroughly filled the
vac,t'm in the Materia Medica, and thereby
proved itselfthe 0FCoNouERoR OF PnYsi-
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kind will have abundant cause to bless the
beneficent hand of kind Proyidence,-e
medicine, whose wondrous virtues have
been SO glowingly portrayed even by some
of our clergy, In their pastoral visit to the
sick chamber; by which means they often
become the happy instruments of changing
dependency into hope, sickness into health,
and sadness ol friends into joyfulness.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-11-23
MILES COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF TOMATO.

TIME celebrated substitute for CALoMEL.
IL At this season of the year when peo-
pie are exposed to the vicistudes of the
weather, the foundation is laid to these in
hammdtory and Bilious diseases which pre-
vail to so great an extent at the commence
ment of warm weather. Their approach is
indicated by a foul tongue, bitter mack.
'sh taste in the mouth, particularly in the
morning, slight headache, and uneasy SEN
sations in the stomach, sometimes accom-
panied by sickness and chill. Now al
though the proprietors of this article would
not advise any person IN health to take med
lclne of any kind, they wonld recommend
that when the approach of disease is indi'
Gated by the occurrence of any ofthe fore.
golng'symptoms, they should not delay, but
at once resort to amediclne calculated to pre-.
vent or cure the disease, and restore the
action ofthe system 10 healthy condition
1t would be matter of prudence in those
subject to "take cold"r from slirht expo.
sure, and those who are troubled with Indi
gestion, Headache, or arrangement of the
Bowels, 10 PROCURE AND X EEp ON HAND this
valuable medicine, that they may be able
the check disease while in embryo, and thus
escape FROM its countenance.
lfacute disease be firmly seated the ser
wee Of scientific physicians should be OBJ
tanned, for neither this nor any other medi
cine can supercede the necessity Of sucl
service. 80 t
All that is caimed for this medicine is it.
intrinsic and relative value as medicine
well adapted'to all those cases were CALo
MEL, or any cathartic or Alternative wout
be indicated, and particularly useful and sal
utary in the primary stage Of almost all dis
eases incident to climate. r
In Chronic Diseases, such as affections oI
the Liver Dispepsia,s sConstipalon OF Bow.
els, illconditoned Ulcers, Eruptive diseases
&C., it is of great value, for it may be resort.
ed to with perfect confidence and safety
For sale at the drug shop of
G. s. w. RICHARDSON,
Maumee CITY August II. 90.
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nLDRlDGE'S BALM OF COLUM.
" BlA, for the Hair. Its positive quail
tiles are as follows:
Ist-For infants, keeping the head free
from scurf, and causing luxuriant growth
Of hair.
9d-For ladies' after childbirth, restoring
the skin to its natural strength and frmness,
and preventing the falling out of the hair.
3d--From any person recovering from
any debility, the same effect is produced.
4th-lfused in infancy till good growth
is started, it may be preserved by attention
to the latest period of life.
5th-lt fires the head from dandruff,
strengthens the roots, imparts health and
vigor to the circulation, and prevents the
hair from changing color or getting gray.
6th--lt causes the hair to curl beautiful
ly when done up in it over night.
u No ladies' toilet should ever be made
without it.
7th--Chdren who have by any means
contracted vermln in the head, are immedi-
Gtely and perfectly cured of them by its
use. 1t is iDfalible.
Apply to Comstock & Co., Fletcher
street, New York, and G. Il w. Richard
son, Maumee City.
CAUTION.--None can be genuine with
out splendid steel plate engraving, on
which is the Falls of Niagara, and Mr.. Com
stocks, the Amencan agents, name, &c.
Oct. IL. 2S,