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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17
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WALTER + Lh'''

"Dasbington, .Noroh -.
81 have received your letter otthe 2l'i !"''' !.
have no objection 10 say in reply, that Tue 'S"
expressed in my letter TO Junius AIMS, "Ao ,y:
the 9th March, l23G, and substantially repeat
Inaugural address, ARE NOT ONLY - -, -.
BY ME, BUT HAVE BIZ ~
LY STRENGTHENED, BY SUBSLQ' -
PERIENCE AND REFLECTION.
al am, sir, very respectfully, your 90 '2 B,s
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yOL. G...NO. 2ls.
THE DEATH ora POOR DEBTOR.
BY CHARLES DICKENS

The turnkey led the way in silence, and gent
ly raising the latch of the room door, he notion
edto MT. Pickwick to enter. twas large bare
desolate room, with number of stump bed
steads made oiiron, on one ofwhich lay the sha-
dow of man, pale and CHASTITY. His breath was
hard and thick, and he moaned painfully as 10
came aud went At the bed side sat short old
man in cobbler's apron, who by the aid of a
pair of horn spectacles, was reading from, the
bible aloud. It was the fortunate legatee-the
sick man laid his hand on his attendants arm, &c
motioned him to stop. He closed the book
and laid it on the bed.-"Open the window"
said the sick man. He did So The noise of
carriages and carts, the rafting of wheels, the
cries Of men and boys, all the busy sounds of
mighty multitude instinct with life and occu-
patton, blending int one deep murmur, foated
into the room. Above the hoarse loud hum rose
from time to time boisterous laugh or thelscrap
of a song, shouted forth byone ofthe giddycrowd,
would strike on the ear for an instant, and then
be lost amid the roar of voices, and the tramp
of foot steps; the breaking of the pillows of the
restless sea of life that rolled heavily on with
out
These are melancholy sounds to a quiet
| listener at any time, but how melancholy 10 the
! watcher by the bed of death! There is no air
here' said the sick man, family. ''The place
pollutes il, it was fresh around about where l
walked three weeks ago, but it grows hot and
| heavy in passing these walls; cannot breathe
| it, 1--WE have breathed together long time, -
said the man.-"Come come!"-There was a
short silence, during which two spectators APP
preached the bed The sick man drew the
hand of the fellow prisoner towards him, and
i pressing it afeetionately between both his own,
retained it in his grasp 81 hope" he gasped
after a while, so family, that they bent their
ears close over the bed to catch the half formed
sound his cold blue lips gave vent to- 81 hope
my merciful Judge will bear in mind my heavy
punishment on earth. Twenty years, twenty
| years, my friend, in this hideous grave. My
heart broke when my child died, and did not
even kiss him in his little coffin. My loneli-
ness since then in all this noise and riot has
been very dreadful. My God forgive me! He
has seen my solitary lingering death"
He folded his hands and murmuring some
thing more that they could not hear, fell into a
sleep; only sleep at first, for they saw him
smile They whispered together for a little
while, and the turnkey STOPPING over the pillow
drew hastily back. ''He has got his discharge"
said the man He had But be had grown so
like death in life, that they knew not when he
died. z-- I'd r-.-.-'-s -i-
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l.. .Ipo Rs "A ND ugh LRRs IN m IN sh,t y
FAI + H G q 7EE4RX 4i gERR AN
hNFFER at Wholesale and RETAIL a sehpietc as
Dbotihent of gOods in then hneeq They achues fo
obtaining goedfby drect ,imRonatiqno and from NE
cry advantage. Among the leading afidlss bf their as
sortneBt thefOIlOWing Ig4Jd Ion nygd ~ EUI7H
~, WATCHES, AM. JEW,lESLRY, -,Y,nls. :
Gold Anchor Levers, do with independent seconds,
Gold Lepines and Vertical Watches,
Silver and agIi Nv Waichsslsaa Bic for TIRE country;
trade, V5.f..I "a omiqq 1Gi aLf j. selg. sioa.H Ei
Gil, Alabastsr, Ebony s Nsr HpglAnd sIp1eAa
Ladies gold chains g.dJ n1pd eysd yadj Gsna.Iia ,
Gold guard and Fob elsiESnDt 10 sg,uf ei1r ~ .Jol
Sfals ana keys, yIlqa h0sA' ,aonug ;yod 5a ,g
Gold ear rings and pins IN ssts, fIal ojnAN 1ot 1eg
Diamond, Ruby, Emerald, Peari, Mosaic, Cameo, Rh =
aneled and gold breast pins. al
DO finger rings, ~
Pearl sets complete, siiIi II bnim5h sHi ti)EsH
Gold Ihimhes, Pencil saseai saIg us j.! asr. iai ~
Spectacles, and every variety Of Sold .Jewelry-sls
a large ass0rtnieht Of 'csnfAoh JeweEy-sutabe
country trade. Insi ti't 'fI
~ United States Army and Navy Swords, ...-.,., 49,
Gilt and Plated Sabre, Cut and Thrlst KaPieS do. ''
Fencing f0ils. masks epauetSeS 10 salGt-.lHGiNtl
Wings, sashes, plumsss agUisttsas sumT g ,nC .e4
Sword belts, tassels, stars, i .i.,... .t..,..l,
Hat and cap Trimmings,
Caps furnished TO order, and kamzSd, --slt{
Gold and silver lace. Cd and eladT--T&agI ufhF5l
Cord, thread spanges bulisn, &e :.,i ,... ~
Eagles, plume sockets ball bnttbEs, ''' in''
Army navy and other military ksitsns fHsisg hYiH
Plpmes of all descriptions jgi9Yls ssp sbpatG nad
Pocket, Holsters, Travelling and ride pdslels ,,,.
Ditks, game bags, powder Aasks, ''' ''"''.
Shot pouches, percussion caps, % fr H'z7 4
-, Gun "- BRoNSED GOODS. Lamps &c. l' j
& Brohzed and gilt astral. nSsstle and saspendin
C;ir5ndoIes candIebras esndlesseks
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THE PILOT.

THE BRITISH "RIVER OF DEATH"
Three feet Deep siry feet ,oide, and eighty. four
miles long, constituting The estimated quantity
cfintoricating liquors annually consumed IN
the United Kingdom.
Dread River! On thy fatal shore
stood and gazed with awe-struck sight,
While visions passed my eyes before,
Dark as the depths of deepest night!
Igazed, as came joyous band,
And thoughtless drank with youthful
glee; -----
With notes of praise they filed the strand;
Each Echo Knocked their revelry.
Again gazed-and onward came
The self.same band, with earnest speed;
And long they drank that flood of flame
But waking, cursed the maddening
deed!
1 looked again-but oh! how changed!
That band with feeble step drew nigh,
And long upon the bank they ranged,
While frenzy glazed each haggard eye!
Then headlong plunged into the stream,
And long | saw them struggle there!
And oh! the horrors OF that DREAM
They sank at last in dark despair!
Troop after troop came following fast;
At first they slipped then deeply drank
But plunged within the flood at last,
And in the gulf forever sank!
And there the lonely widow stood,
And there the orphan child beside
. While signs disturbed the fatal flood,
And salt tears swelled the blackened
-aT tide
passed the stream, and stood beyond
a MyIiads of fallen men | saw,
Who cursed the fiend that led them bound
And sank themin eternal wo!
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'15O9.sOsb(Dh

WOuLhpresent NJ The putt a uegY mode of ms u
RANCE, extensively practsed in other cities Instead
saf the annual premium, deposite is made with the
Company the nature of loan for the use of which
the party skept Insured He isaot liableto be called
upon for further k0ntnibhtoiEbqt the deposit may
be claimed at any time subject 10 discount of FIVE per
cent ~ I'm r, -. q -. y 80 80
z A few examples will render the subject perfectly
plain; and show that the expense h In SOME instances
but half the usual mode and at the same time mel
cesty of Annually renewing lhe policy. Wherein ie ne
glect of day has 50 ogen proved rlinonsff r,oY vi,
A Brick DEYel!igin the city, paying Csc per 100 an,
nuaiy, may be perpcualy insured by eposite of3 l2
Iper CT S35 in every $f06es The Interest," this de-
posite 3 10 or 81 per 800 instead ofG veby1
ABnek Dwelling In the G0untsS ynTahlXs situated ;.
pays go cents per n The deposite for pereiual in
Isurance would be per Ct or $50 per 5000 the inter
est Of this is three dollars that is ANNUALLY TfiIRfY es
instead Of SIXTY cents per SIeD ,ovI,l > e....
"A FIRST RATE NM pays II per cent annually, and
may be insured pefbenay for 10 pei cent Tile dep6i
site wodldbe $1o0 every thousandllhe interest IL
six Eelta thus fhe actual costof annual insurance on
The mn BY Shis ppee 80 instead Of lR5 per 500
insurance j. aso effected in the usual mode on as
reasonable terms as any Other office, NV l4}us J."
9f. II. s. is also Agent 5f mt celebrated Nsv Yak
LIFE INspRAyCE, AND TRpsT COMPANY, and prepared
make INSURANCE on Lives rant annuities and sell
etdowfheHts.i Office opposite the Custom II House, up
stairs. nov 80 MW&F,IlT
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CHEAPEST AND BEST
IL AND IN FACT THE ONLY
FIRE PROOF ROOF.


VAIBLIA1I BAYLEY, Slater, has reeevedby
w the ship Pocahontas from Liverpool, his fall sup
ply OF those beautiful WEIGH SLATE, the roofs OF
which, (that he put last fall have been much ad
mired In order obtain the best article in his line,
the subscriber has gone to the expense of experienced
judge of the article, in England, visiting all the WEIGH
quanes, and purchasing the best without regard to
price, and invites examination of his present stock,
being satisfied it will compare advaniageousywh any
thing of the kind ever brought TO this market. .a
He has also constantly hand "A full supply of
AMERICAN SLATE, from the hes. quarry known on
the CONTINENT and trusts he will be able to give entire
satisfaction those who may favor him with their W0ks
To those acquainted with the fact he would state,
that the OF slate roof very eQf anymore than
the best shhges aud considerably less than those pre-
tended be fire proof roots, which, upon the apl
proach of fire, get into melting mood, and disappear,
leaving the property they were intended to protect, an
easy prey to the devourine element. "a q
The Subscribers yard is on Union Dock, below Fleet
street bridge; dwelling Front ST. to the Theatre.
r.~ WILLIAM BAYLEY.
FOR SALE, first rate carriage HORSE. enquire
as above. 16t ~ ~ sc 10 %
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BALTINTORE REAL ESTATE AGENCY
~ GnlfTH SpREET-

inHIO FARM.-For sale, one of die most desira
bic highly cultivated and fertile farms in the staie
il Contains 246 acres, and is located within mile
the respectable and rapidly increasing couhay town
Newark, Licking county, Through the centre of which
runs the Erie Canal and within six miles of the great
National Road from Baltimore to Columbus. This pro
perty must be seentD be duly appreciated. The IN
pfoyements are substantial and in complete order. II
abhunds with choice grated fit well waered, and
has an extensive Saw Mill it; more particular de
scnpon If the place. its productpeness, &C. Sc, may
be had atour Office.
Active CITY properly would be taken iu exchange and
the term CT sale will be quite accommodating. g .
n ALSO FOR sale, FARM of $50 acres about5
the lafrom BALTIMORE the Annapolis road, lit adjoRs
nearnds 90 s. s.. Donaldson and Jno. Barker, Esqrs.
is VeDnRaidson's Bridge the Patapsco. Iron Ore
h Try abuudaat on it, and large quantity of wood
Dhe Improvements pretty good and very convent
emily arranged to admit of its being divided into
good sized market farms. fs.f1 ir,ss -5- etz -rijf.
4 also FOR, S-4LEs several other farms within Is
to q miles Of Baltimore, of them very fertile, we
Improved and located in very healthy pleasant neigh
borhpods. y .i1sss gaj 4si3- ass.r1 Y e.
~ FOR S-9LEa variety of well secured annuities
sisdng of about twenty, and varying from SIG to $50
each. 7.- -''
= Also one for S228 well secured. Apply to
Z VS. sJ4i~s-s a.., FOWLER s. TYSON. q
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MARTIN MATHERs q 90.

IA ERCIIANT TAILORS. No. 9 N. Howard
1--WE STREET. inform their friends and the public thai
they have selected from the New York. Philadelphia
and Baltimore markets. their Fall and Winter supply Of
Goods, embracing a handsome assortment ofthe most
desirable Cloths, Cashmere and Vestng, which they
viii promptly make up 10 order in the best style OF
Workmanship and fashion, and respectfully solicit
tinance ofhe patronage heretofore Literally bestow
ed. They have for sale a few gross efsuperOr Coat
Cord, suitable for the trade.
IN B. For sale or nt, first rate modern built two
story HOUSE, with an attic, and extensive back build
ilgs in Santoga street near % Liberty Enquire as
hove. 10 .l. r...
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PIE MD WA L.

D ICHARD ,DUVALL respectfully informs his
ia friends aud thepIibc generally, that he has re
moved 10 No. 210 BALTIMORE STREET, five Doors
West of his former stand and nearly opposite Hanover
street. where he has hand and shall continue to keep
a large and choice selection CfCARPETING, &c
CONSISTING of super Velvet Saxony, BRUSSELS imperial
thepy super and fine Ingram and Venetian Carpetng
with Rugs match, Floor Oil Cloths, Fancy and Plain
Floor gaizes, Table and Piano Covers, and all other
articles pertaining to the trade most of the goods
this fall importation, and choice pattens selected
expressly for the city trade, and will be sold cheap,
and favorable terms as the can be purchased
ofany houseiIthis city, Philadelphia or New York
I S63-PeFsols wishing TO supply themselves with AN
articles In his line are requested to give him call before
milking their selections, diff au %
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FUNK PAPERS ...- -.s...s ,..--,. 49,,
- sTons Trunk Bosrds-assored Numbers, -
4 do Binders do
9 do Band Box do At- r-
100 ReaIns Cloth PAPER, r .sitsy ria 81
200 do Hardware do ,.
800 do kentish Cap do
s'- 300 do GrOcers Bag 80
For sale by rl.2
TURNER, WHEELWRlGHT & MUDGE.
Id 2 South Charles street.
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q 1Ifs. d NTRssDAyIDGES' W /
FOR Y;O u MIG LA DI

a ri IG
No III. ST. Ped Street. Baltimore. 81 VIZ Y .
A Shas been already ann0uBced; tAss Institution VIII
~ be fe-opened on the first Monday, III sepleihDei
next when the duties of the several departments wl
be conducted by the persons, Whose names are anXed
10 thezl respectively, as follows, =, -, - !,
ENGLISH and CLASSICAL. DEFIANT MEN i, IN
audipr the Latin and Greek Languages byMr Dav:dge
o;ded Nv MI n Morrison a distinguished gradur1e of
Harvard University, and Miss NJ b. Aison late OF tne
celebrated Chanestown Academy, near Bosl9h,, Doih
experienced teaehers In sdditlontQ TIE regular tecl
Iations ebhIrses of Lectures on Astronomy Natufdl
philosophy Chemistry, and Botany, will be delivered
in 6 fsls sRTSSPENTf ot Of MODERN LANGAGE
FRENCH by NJ. Lareint1e aided by isiad. AToairba
10 whom as French GoTeraess. the conversational Of
parment is particularly assigned :, - !. - 81
FpWSN Nv ,r.... 70 ,l.it > DIR. Freitag. I
"a pEPARISIENT OF Musi6 .AVocai Music, BY Mr.. /
H. Wallack, date Miss Turpn,( Instrumental Muse J
Including Harp Piano, Gaitar, &c by Messrs Nennin-
seT, RPa I,IsttGi =. Mr.. Holste.
DANCING MI. bafoeneI'
In Inc Noderen languages the lessons given daily,
instead of three times week as usual course Jun, nus
advancement ofthe pupils. In French The REGULATIONS
occupy from an hour aud twenty TO an hour and forty
Isin uies daily, independently ct the conyefsauohd ek
ercises nede9al TO social Intercourse, and 70 add 70
te facilities there will be regular intervals, French
and Musica Soirees for the beneht OF the pups ~ those
departments respectively. =. ~: =.
In addition 10 insnucling, his own classes. Mr.. ID.
will continue to exercise supervising care over all the
branches ofstudy, examining the scholars and seeing
that Justice is done 10 them. 4-sa LII. - Kid :.
Puns are charged ffom tfe time OF entrance and no
deduction tcH be made for Absence eTcet IN cases Of long
Tbe scadencal wear commences on the first Monday
n September embraces fory-sx weeks, and is divided
into four equal terms Pupils are not received fora -
rod less than term. and Pupils cannot be w1hdraw0
EXCEPT al the end oil current full term, d. a q -t
49,. THE TERMf ARE AS FOLLOWS 49, |
Board, pei academic year, -.Y -. SSVV W 4
Day boarding. Dining and thus ENJOY /
iuut the benefit of French conversation
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iHLORINE TOOTH POWDER. for cleans
y ing the Teeth healing spongy Gums and purifying
the Breath. II is unnecessary TO say that this Tooth
Powder is superior to anything else ever invented bu
is confidently believed haiti VIII give general satisac-
ton to those who it, One proof of the superiority
this article is that there many who, after having
used four five years, pronounce il TO be the best
dentrifee they have ever tried. Prepared by
;, s5sst5a y 10 1s-s-Ee avg. H TYLER, 2
4 Corner E. Baltimore and High SITS. Bait
NJ B. None genuine, without the lac sirlie Of the
proprietor upon the side OF the hox.3 .d1 at4a tli
q w 80
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,NTOTICE--rhe Stockholders of the Susquehan ma !
~ Bank are hereby notified that Election win be :
held heir Blinking House, Port Deposite on the SCI
Monday OF Dee ember next, between the hourso
IL O'Clock A. NJ. and O'clock p nj. for nine director
To- nianagethe affairs OF said Company for " mont 4
thereafter, in COMO rmity TO tho chartaE n9 eol4t
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: EVER-POINTED GOLD PEN,

TMNTTE combined qualities Of incorosibty and dura
{ bity possessed by this new and beautiful article,
may justly claim for it the title of Ever pointed The
body of the pen is gold, incOnOsble metal highly po
lished, and will always retain its elasticity and beauty
and the points" formed of metal second in hard
ness no substance heretofore dscovered having the
indssolubiy of diamond; and wholly insensble TO cor
rosion; cannot wear in the slightest degree affect
them addition TO these enduring properties, il has
tie sOfRess and smoothness of the quill pen, and It's in
conosibity allows free and pleasant flow of the ink
It was invented BY u T. Hawkins Of London, who asa
invented the gEver!poined PeneiIi The incest work
mansbP and long application have been necessary
Perfec, il, and lis now offered as the Ne Plus Urs
bens having the beauties ofe quill and metallic pei
combined with its own peculiar excelency of always re
tanning IN Same eastcity The same easy fow and the
aame beautiful stroke, Interchangeable by time and use
This pens been in use fdro tive yeRrs, without The
4 3o For sale BY. - CANFlELD s 'BRoTHER ~ 81
G 'S',"' Corner Of Market and Ctiarfes streets, %
Lalb W anl h19I hAsehtsfof the Mlnn facturies
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'i 90 -l5f E@.a .1H9Iyf4 No. 172 Chestnut street.
no 90 Before Dr. Fitch usedthis ToEIc his hair began TO
be GRAY hpt since then there s not gray hair to be
found on his head;
q Tine above preparation Is Eoldby 30 .' Cd.
-G9J p aJ11ait'5 3. e.as-sl c. l.. DUHURST,
;rsH ..i1s Corner Dugan's wharf and Pratt street.
ma28 ian lower end of Centre Market Space
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goic5II1OCpOR LA{NDRYsS

HY DIR o PIE SI,A e. ELIXIR b
"A SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR THE CURE OF
30 CONSUMPTION, ASTHAMH, PLEURISY, SPIT
ja TING OF BESt0D, AND AEIf OTHER DfSEA5.
ES OF TIE BREAST. ANDLUNGSaA .s5loO ~
MO OTHER MEDICAL VPREPARAs
IN TI0Nas ever been offered to The public supported
by testimonials oil character decisive, from sources
respectable, dftiiat has met with geieral ia
From the numerous certificates recently received,
proving the extraordinary efficacy OF the newly discov-
cred Hydropedsiae Eix[ the proprietor has SELECTED
the following: others viii be published shortly in PAM
phlet 'GInBJnoA .Gus'9Ao!u III
,eas ,gGoRyof7a Letter sen CoieI Coleman si9r
'3 E.Gfii1 4t.,.,tT sEssTeN, March l, 1870
Il Dear SirMHdving been for several years afflicted
with troublesome cough, suffering much from pam in
the breast shdrt1ess of hfeAthy and other distressing
symphonies and after having tieda the known reme-
dies with but little 9E Ao henet vas advised e ny
The HydrOped, tac ELIXIR Accordingly Obtained one
botte ard aftef taking doses was much reliev,
ed and siernsng several bottles, perhaps three q fofI
was completely restored healIh.j have also AAown
used in several other cases with like success in my
immediate 1eighb6th6od, e 'Flse9IG -hoisa2I DHI''
'0'T z t9H6io $500 Your obediaeht Servant II
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THE UNITED STATES MAIL COACH,

TH z UNITED STATES MAIL COACH,
ENRON Frederick 10 Baltimore, Md, will leave the
3 United States Hotel in Frederick, Tin horse
:oach) for Baltimore, on Mouday's Wednesdays and
in Baltimore for Frederick on Tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturdays, Ia 6 O'Clock, Am. Dis 1.Tr .is,r
The above line of Stages will commence running
The LIST day of july The fare by this line will only be
$3.50; and excellent dinner will be furnished the
road at 37 cents. Passengers will be called for in each
:ity, within reasonable distance, free ofcharge.
5g.fsf eo,- ISAIAH MEALY, Proprietor. "a
ri N. B.-The subscriber is prepared TO furnish Car
iages and Vehicles, convey families or private par
des toany CART of the country, .sHt,adE .-l1 FL
!, Frederick, Md, ~ 10 5w Pa I'm.
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NO APoLOGY FOR WIGsf

W- 4TTENTION B4LDHE.A DS!-Gf
INF all the remedies ever devsedfor the restoration
W and preservation Of the Hair nothing has been
found equal to afbeTts OieGginots Hair Tonic. It sci
dom tals TO restore the hair to health and beauty Ma
ny VINO were bald three months ago, can new exhibit
hiXnriant heads of hair by the use eff.
Copy of a letter from DR.. s, S FITcH, dated
-es4 PHILADELPHIA, May ID, 1888
Dr. jayne:
Dear Sill feel that can hardly say enoungh to you
in favor Of .9et 0LsaginOus Hair Tonic prepared by
you. My hair had been falling of about two years and
had become very thin, threat ning speedy badness,
when commenced using this remedy In about one
week. II ceased TO fall off, have used il now about
three months, aed have as full and thick head ofhaI
as can possibly desire. have recommended It's use
TO number Of nay friends, who all speak well Of ii,
faithfully employed, have doubt of its general sue
cess. may add that before using the Tonic had tried
almost all the various articles employed for the hair
such as the MaeassaT Oil, all the different preparations
Of Bears Oh Vegetable Hair OIL, &c. &C. without expe
rencing mgch, fany, benefit.
Respectfully yours. % ''2