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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20
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u virtue of deed Of trust. executed 10 the sub
scr'bet by Alexander s. Henry, bearing date
2o'h day oil October, 1898, and Of record IN the
Clerks Office Of The County Court Of Campbell, for
me purpose Of securing debt due TO Robert w.
Wthers, shall proceed 10 scllupon the premises,
the highest bidder Tor cash. on Monday, tie 9th
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-04
SIGNS IN ALABAMA.

The following copy Of . letter has been
communicated 10 the editor Of the Bali.
more Pilot, as giving an indication Of the
signs Of The times in portion Of Alsba'
ma:
Lafayette. Chambers. Ala. May S. 1910
THE Hon. Dixon II LEWIS:
Sir: Among The 2S3 documents Tor
warded by you to this post Office by ihis
evenings mail. find one Tor myself.
which herewith enclose back (numbers
have done likewise) TO you. Il you in
tend TO make political capitol Of these do
cumenls for The party in power. your
purpose will prove sboriive. The watch
word ,hroughout your ,listric. is Harri-
son. Tyler and Reform; indeed, sir, il is
the battle cry from the bill tops and val.
leys throughout the whole state. re-
gre,. sir, that you have thus perverted
The ranking privilege 10 purpose so ig
noble. When / reflect how gallsn,ly
yon led, few years ago. The glorious
minority in this state. who had planted
themselves on the ramparts Of the cons,i-
luton, ready 10 peril their all 10 preserve
il, must think tina, your advocacy Of The
party in power. comes now with an III
grace. then laid the flauering JUNCTION
10 nv soul that we had champion. who,
in every emergency, would Stand by US
unawea by power, and unseduced by the
irsppings Of office; for / then believed
you honest, faithful and patriotic. Blu
where now do we find you'll Behol,
yaur standard reared in the enemr's
camp, and you doing ba,lle 10 the from
rank OF those whom you taught US TO wal
to The hill. Yet rest assured, that what
ever may be your iergiversa,ions. we con
,inue where you left US, firmly grounded
in The true political faith. The same ban
ner floats over US. The same indomita
BILE spirit 6res our bosoms and urges US I
rescue II possible The taslered cons,i,u
ton Of our country fam It's ruthless spoil
rrs. The State Rights party OF your dis
trc, stand sleadfas,. fixed and immoye'
BILE. as you will find, when too late. wit
hchagriu aud disa-roiplment. when u
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-04
From The I.yneAsOrg yirginian.
THE STANDING. ARMY.

When Gen. Jackson was candidate
Tor the Presidency in 1924, The Richmond
Enquirer. then enlisted in the service 81
WIN. II. CraWlord--our opposition 10
him, sn passanf. we regard the most
serious error Of our political iife.--declar-
ed. among other grounds Of objection 10
The Hero of New Orleans. that. il elected,
he would " convert the whole country
into one great camp, and would reduce
almost every thing under martial law"
That paper lille dreamed. then, that this
monsirous attempt would be reserved fDr
Gen. Jackson's successor. and that il
would itself be The apologist and defender
Of its auihorsl We do not mean 10 say
that The Enquirer sanctions the scheme.
No: that il dare not do. II says, on the
contrary. ihaiil" has carefully examined
Mr Poinse.i's bill, end ,ha, il does " mol
approve OF H." And in thai single sen
lence we have the reason Of the Enquirer's
refusal to publish The bill. lest, Us reader:
disappearing il also, might mol be dis
posed. like The Enquirer, TO contine Mei'
disapproba,ion to the measure. but nigh
make j, reach. as j, ough, 10 do, iis bolt
and daring projectors.
The Enquirer con,ented itself. Tor !
long time, as did i,s echoes throughout
The country. with declaring that The Wing,
had conjnred up. from Me-. Poinselts bill
great humbug. TO alarm the people
But The inquiry naturally arose. VIII,
does moi The Enquirer publish The bill
and thus PERM, lis friends % read an,
Judge Tor them.elvesi Toaihis inquiry
however. the Enquirer turned deaf ear
and treated the queris,s with superciliou
silence. Al length. however. IL Is com
PEELED to speak. The Tippacanoe Clul
Of Richmond, at a meeting held on Nh
OH inst. appointed commi,.eeof TIRE
10 wal. on the editor, and procure III
publication 10 bis paper oil the Repor
Of The Secretary of War, OF his plan. 70
lihe reorganization OF the Militia. an
shc Presidents approval Of il" as a
| Advertisement, Tor which The Club profsl
! ed The customary compensation. To hi
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-04

elsriiop n NoTrmber will speak ia Ian
ensar (which lhey musD aai 20 Be misls-
Ken. telling he death knell q your poll
iieAl exisnnrr- Could yan expect % bs
o,hsrs ise. uhrn 700 have smslgsmssed
wnh party ~bo haze The eiFfontery 10
proclaim that q 10 The ririors belong tbs
spoils. /" 4ho have fiseiiel upan lie coun-
ny lbe shominable docsrines Of he pra-
elanslisn and The lore tiiI--inerfssf
lhs expenditures 70 irrble shsl OF Tia
younger Adams. and whose msl-sLminis-
lrsiion has. IN ahe eloquent language Of an
ex senator 81 Georgia. caused more grsy
heirs 10 be on our yong Republir, ih<n
should have e1oxn there fnr centuries.
PeFmis me. sir, 70 say that. il ye1 en-
peci any favor rem lhis quarter. yon " IA
find yourself wolully deceived. The reo~
pie OF Chambers are sound 70 The core.
The spirit Of inquiry is abroad in our
land: The energies 81 90 outraged. injured
and ruined. ban determined people are
srnased: their neuly awakened powers
wglI be crowned with success. The hand
wri,ing 10 on tbe wall. and The minisns
Of power arc seen quzkipe uiih dread Ia
anticipation Of sbe esIi snzlpre OF ilis re-
selstion about 10 be made. porlsnding no
good 10 lhem. - And u will be vexs-
ton only 70 underslsnd the rspeft.''
When. SIR. YOU eomesso y fleet upon v bal
you were short time lsipce, The bold.
intrepid. fearless defender Of Stale Rights
and state remedies. The head and front 81
that high toned. patriotic band. that raIli-
ed around yeu. whose motto vas :. theit
country. their whole country. and nothing
bu. sl~if county," casting your eye u
the same lime around npeh the wide
spread desoIiiion which meets you q
every gIsace. great aud glorious rrpub
lie completely prosiraled by The Goth
and ysndsls. that have pfeyed upon !
Cor The last ten yeats. and bearing il
mind shal you have coalesced vi,h lila
} very party. The supple tool 20 do Us dir.
! work. aiding 10 pull down and desecrs,
she liberties Of your country. your feel
ines must be any thing bni ensiable. sn'
well indeed may your former friends ex
claim. I. how has The mighty lfienl'
I How soon has The fae>t Of gold lost Il
luslrei
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-04


The number OF The Emancipatnr"
of Friday las, has reached oar hands. IN
which We find The following political
notice: s ,fs
;. .aa,i, .Sansri : -Nosni,iaL jon. -
10 place their names q the disposal 81 lie
fIiends OF Human Rights and Equal Laws
Tor the ensuing Presidential canvass, we
hope all an,i-slayery papers will place
the liberty ticket 10 a conspicuous part of
their columns"
From an account OF the late proceed
ings OF the /" American aud Foreign Anti
sIasery Society,"" in The same paper. We
find thai resolution was adopted declar-
ing that. as sboIiiionis,s. the members Of
This society cannot give any counie-
nance 10 The election of Martin Van Buren
or William Henry Ilarrisonso The Prssi-
dency of The Uniled States" - "A i
We find that This society, processing
equal hostility 10 Mr.. Van buren, aud
Gen. Harrison, has yet travelled oui Of
its way TO express its particular dissp-
probation Of" The eulogy bestowed upon
VIM. Henry Harrison BY the Hon. VIII
liam Slsde al the conclusion Of his speech
in favor OF the abolition OF slavery in The
District OF Columbia" Such exhibitions
Of an in,olerant spirit. thai will brook no
shade Of opinion variant from its own. are
not likely TO add 10 the numbers. Or
strengthen the cause, Of this American
and Foreign Society. Nat. Lnsei.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-04
From the Qliaey llll.l Wing.
INCIDENT AT THE RATTLE OF TIKI
THAMES.
As related BY an Old soldier.

As related by an Old soldier.
Az The battle OF the Thames, q
ianghable incident occurred which Is
tins rclaird 81 one who was In The
engagement.
The British General had burned
his men il open order. With their cam
npn pointed down The road by which
The Americans we're advancing. Gen.
II urrison Immediately took adssnl-
age ar this. and ordered Coi. john
Suns m ,untcd regiment To charge 81
sased by heats Of companies so as u
expose The least psss,ble front,l pass
ihrnug, the open intervals. and t,rm
~ the rear 81 The Bri,ist forces. Ibis
msemcni wAsbrillian,ly executed by
The battalion under the comm ,nd o'
Lisd,. Col, LAM. pI,nsun --his bfa
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-04

Heath and spirits. and he news that old
Virgins. she hnms Of his lslhsrss 10 grs-
ling again open lie tue Rspubliean track.
has sdafded bin nos halle gfsli6czlinn.
A man q Gen. usrrison's habits Of life
bot grows harder as he gross older. A
frams indnrslrd By sosk and exposure
nav wear oui. bot il csunos rust oul.
The General. ! sm Informed. . sob
jees 10 al The acquisitions upon . msn's
line and patience any man may expect
10 have WHO Is pus up Cor high eiiice
10 this country: boz be bears siI with so
much rqusnimIly and prudence. that The
discharge Of The new duties bis position
imposes upon him bot seems 20 zifofd
him grsufcssioa rather lhsn enjoyment.
4 His honss. which is on she great high.
way Of The Ohsn. is often sislled by I'll
the passengers Of ihe STEAMBOATS, passing
--she passengers insisting upon stop 10
shake hands with the old chief. and The
esp,sins generally gratifying Them. This
kind OF eonrrsluls'ion. u is true. Is mi
unpleasant. bat il il serious dTawbsck
upon a mans time who has only lsTn'
from which 10 earn his livelihood.
One Of the worst and most contempt,
Bile annoy menss. however. that is eseI
played OF upon a public man. 10. an
informed. nov put upon Gen. Harrison
BY some Of ihe party in poser. -nnder
lings though. presume. Tor whom ills
party ought not 10 BE- accountable. though
lihe ACT is an indication Of The spirit with
in il. Anonymous letters addressed 70
him. bundles even. taxed with heavy
posfsge, come 10 /" North Bend
;. Cleves." and /" Cincinnati" in which
there are often insults and abuse, and
not unfrequenily. the most impersinen
Questions pui. as 10 what he ihihks Of th
most ridiculous things in the world, whicl
have no possible connexIon With poli'ic
: or government. IL all even Of The letter
which assume 20 have names 10 ihet
could be answered. il woald take VI
whole surplus produce OF his farm 20 pa
the salaries of secretaries Ia answer then
E Tor il is impossible for The General, ~
: less he sbandons ihe plough and the liels
. land even then impossible.) to do IL.
Il is fact worthy Of remark. that. h'
!. as politics are in this para Of The coualr,
D The personal and military character {
e | General Harrison is LEI alone. Here, !
j, elsewhere, they began with +" The eos
il ard" and " The granny" bus i woiks
y fatally Cor the users Of these word
e The rule. now. OF The administration ele
49, .sf~ y ~ say as iiuie as posslb
. sible about General JACKSON AS tnuic
tive Of the spirit hereabont, l was curious
) fIy struck by some anecdotes Of an IrisI
: nan b a cntn,y near here, who Is Va
: Buren, man, but who served with Gem
i raj Hsrrispn al the Thames and els
where. When any Of his political frient
/ call General Harrison "a coward"
Q ihraslles them without the least cerem
4 ny, unless they take il back, end say The
+ are sorry, and The consequence has bee
D tina, he has had some half dozen hal
a fghis--so that The probability is his ow
: party will bea, him into llsrrisonism b
i lore The election comes round.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-04
MILITARY ACADEMY.

List Of FISHERS invited 10 attend the
annual examination Of Cadets al the
United States Military Academy al West
Point, in June:
II. IL Gardiner, Esq. OF Maine.
Samuel A. Turner, Esq. of Mass.
Isaac +. Red6eld, ESQ of Vermont.
Richard r.. Thompson. Esq. Of NJ. ]
Gen. B. Trolliuger, Of North Carolina.
Col. 5. Rockwell. Of Georgia,
Gov. Joseph Desha., of Kentucky.
Gen. J. Medary. Of Ohio.
Professor d. Read. Of Ohio.
Hon. Amos Lsne. Of Indiana.
Dr. James IIagan. Of Mississippi. 80
Gen. Joseph w. Brown. OF Michigan.
Gen. Leigh Read. Of Florida. E 8
RI. Rev. Bishop 0ncerdonk. OF N. Va
Professor II. King. Of Missouri. -
Com. Charles Norris. Of u. 5. N. "a
d.. u. Lawson. Surgeon General VI.
S. A. ~
Gen. N. Towsan, Paymaster General
Is. A. Army & Navy ChrOn. !
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lhsr. Col. Rsbl. M. Johnso. :, a.,
same time charging the ledisus ~ M
ihe aiher battalion.
i ~ happened ihsf IN one ar III, r.n
psh'es under Jsmss Jshnsan.s eon,
msnd. there sss huge. long Irexet
ers~ny feil0w, nsmsd Lsmh-h,
weighed about a40 los. Was a br.s,
Man. aud as good hamored as big
o. ersse men proserbialIy sre. Lsmt
hsa orokea down his Kentucky horse
sy hts grrst ssighs. and ass mooe,.
20 instead upon short, stout. Wild
Canadian pony-from whose sides
his ieng limbs extended almost 20 the
ground. While bis baIky frame rOse
n.sh above the beasi-losking nor un-
IKE an osergrosn school boy sstride
Of = rough sheep.
When ihe charge vas made Lambs
pony took fright and brake into
sirain. Lamb pulled. until The bi,
brake 10 The animai's msuIh. and all
commsbd OF bin was lost. The liliIe
pony stretched himself 20 the work.
dashed ont Of The ranks. soon out.
stripped ell his fiIe-Iesdrrs. and push
ed ~ adrsnce Of The company. Laub
sas no longer master Of his hvrse or
himselL and be ass In q qaandary.
u be rolled OF he would b. trampIed
70 death by bis own friends-if the
horse rushed upon the British lines
Sith bin. 80 Tar ahead Of the rest, he
must be killed. Either Nay death
seemed inesitabie-and, Go use his
own expression. be thosght l. he'd
l'ss say something they could tell his
friends in Kentucky, = ben they vent
home"
lie struck both lrrIs into the po- |
ny's Hanks. and urged him 10 bis NJ |
most speed. On they drove, some
lily yards in front Of The leading Gle. |
Limbs gigantic person swaying from
side 20 side. and his legs swinging in
ne most porteniioas fashionable lit
lie Canadian " pulling faDt' siIhe
knew how. bis tail strait, his postrils
his ears pinned back. and
as shiny eyes flashing under his shay
~ iorrfop, with all The spite aud
'pleen OF born devil. Just as he
,ol within stride or tao Of the Bri.
isa. Lamb hsnrished his rifle. aud
Dared IN voice of ihunder--.,Clear
be way. CD d--n you! I'm
oming.v
: Sc. .----s sssso vi'ruru
igti and feft, and be passed through
nhuri. So great Was their astonisl.
neni al the strange appariiion oil such
rider, aud such horse, moving up.
a them with such iurious velocity.
bat they opened mechanically at his
FORD OF command. and lee him pass.
10 soon - he gained the rear OF their
'osiIi"n. Limb relied OF on The grass.
nd suffered his pony 10 go bis own
Dad. A Few minutes more, and he
gas With his comrades, securing the
lrisonrrs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-04

HsniEa fnnuenec sf Christianity on q.
rsfhmenf.
~ me syeerh 4 A.. Ma, .rc...... ),
shs appda''asns q ckspl4ln. :
What. sir. aar@ NOT l,h,rsx .w. !,
christianiss, Ths b;s,ory ~ ~. ga
Ianies prsses thai We are inI,h,rs !,
great degree. lar shass $40 -. :
ribIrs Of free gosernmrnt r,xrsf,.a
nnon our constitutions ana IN ne ,.ws
10 that frerdan of ,hasght and .e,iae
which brought oar Pilgrim snd M.
gaeaof ancestry 10 eur shores T'h.,
lied (. ON sAc religious Liea,rs I'd
political Intolerance AZ ,he ald xarld
Tor conscience sake. They came a.
,lhrrio srshiu God IN lrrrdau Ard
spoa Toe shores Of . new World ne.
plantrd the standard sf relipl.ss an
with II. of civil liberty. That inds
peudenre of mind hirh they ssser,ed
"a matters af conscience. made chem
alike independent a. "a .ll righ,s
Freedom III ssr,iee 10 Heaven ~
VERY necessity 81 cor ualarr' "a.
strains men d, think ana ses fr,.lx !,
matters af less can,raasnre Ths
free spirit of the p.ier,m lmnr,ssra
iIsslf upon colonial gssernms MIS-. and
some Of the best feafares AZ oar ms,
admirable system are traced 70 egIo.
NAL patronage. ~
make Ihese remarks 20 show air
that risli l,h.rt, 4. "a. l..g.ls \.
d.hi.a a. ea.,.,.,.s.
s.a.a.. ~ y p.rmi' aso
I've. ~. '.a.s ~ sosh ,"hins
a...s. - 'ae '&''sr rs an
ns,ssss n -. $3.50. sna y" nov
ss.amss, as as.s"s".s oi 8"
raar,s ;..,... !. n s''n our
80 :, w. ss."'''s "'nees.
- ..ad 90 ~s''"' oosh'
maer 4, 80. ss",',s, '.aA"e
$50 "esi'as"s .""r 20
s,.n,.;as as'a.i', "a raasass ans
,ryu 49, $3.50. = LUIS eoaa
n.,n,.,. ~ ~ - nv ~
,Ls,.,sr..I ess.mas.,. ao"'
Wa, ,has.. go ' ,.a'... - ,e"s'o.'
Cd .,d 10 ,a,. = . sn ses su,
ihouvh i, -. ,s'.. "a
MARI ar c.a~..s.;sa, " " ~.
vain. .nd ~, W, nj, rs"",'
ferm af 10000 ". sAe wy
dane, a. mar.,;,s TO- 20, 'ss ~ssen ,
The ss,k.< - - T.. $3.50. ny 80
Blended = H., s.'s :. ,.
-~aarc of C,nyress. they themselves
Become vital. Destroy. sir. the ex-
ernaI manifestations of christianity,
md you weaken It's inIlucuec and en-
LANCER its vitality. You should OBJ.
serve. even here, sir, the form of
prsyer. The voice of praise should
hash. for a brief moment. NJ regular
The noise Of party war. and !
say 20 the troubled waters, "pcace.
be siill.o
Tho leaven Of moral principle
should tighten The whale lump of The
body pplitic. We should be cautions
lest we divide things 80 happily and
uscfulIy united. We should be care
and adont as rules of conduct, the (
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-04

Spurious Coia.-We learn that = re-
milssnce vas lately made 10 a mercantile
house iu Ibis city,from Arkansas. which
embraced small amoun, in coin, consist
ing Of doubloons aud hall eagles, tho
whole Of which. upon examination. prov-
ed 10 be counterfeit. As The rrmnting par
" had beyond doab. been imposed upon
BY some sharper. shere is reason to ap-
prehend that an emission an base coin,
and probably large one. has been.msde
in the West Rqliimore .Rn1krieal
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Correspondence Of fhs National Hstehi,
gencer.
Cincinna.i.

Clnclhhatts Nay o. fS1u.
General Harrison came M 10 The CITY
yesterday from The North Bend, and |
met him this morning al early sunrise
walking through the streets Of Cincinnati
for health and exercise. as he always RI
ses al day break. and is abroad with the
firsl ligh. Of the sun. He is inexcellens
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-11
TO TEIG BALD HEADED
AND OTHERS.

Does any know neghhOr friend who has been
Bald, and whose head is now covered with line hair p?
One whose coat collar was covered with dundni though
brushed every hOur-whch has vanished entirely!
Or whose hair at early age turning grey, who
has not grey hair Children whose heads COW
cred with scrl,whosc hair would not grow, that are
growing the fullest crops Of hair, Some must
he known 10 most persons. Ask them the cause, and Won
will be told these things have been by the Of the
BALM OF COLUMBIA. Of20 years growth is this ur-
Gle its demand increasing annually hundred per cent
though when discovered not opposed by any thing for
the purpose, now aSsailcd by almost numhcrcss
mushroom trash preparations that will ruin the hair if used
to any extent. Can more than these facts be wancdr-
fer to the recommendations by list O of respected
hity, uncIuac by ANY uthrrurCc. Look these things
by this article stay aud preserve Your hair by its sr,
bald restore it, Ladies, attend To lhishunrcdS in fash.
iOnahlc life using the 0uly artccrcay iii for the
toilet. Long hair is very apt to fall ont Ladies', the
Balm nj Columbia in time usaVc yourselves the disgrace
of badness by neglect of Your persons,
l, Is your duty, murnt Ia preserve the beauties Of
nature, with which hountiil Creator has endowed Won
the Balm, for il Will do il.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-11
NO EXCUSE FOR A COUGH.

'UNiERE II NO longer any doubt hut pILLIiU
u BROUNS Compound Boncspt Candy ifyon get the
genuine, VIII cure Cough, remove Honsrncss and Clear
the Voice For Nncali,tS and Public Speakers.
isn0w III extensive sr,nso,inr the cure Of 0ls nln-
cnh, Hopping Cough, aud al other diseases of the breast
AMI Lungs. Noonr can but be convinced Of its efficacy
alter examining list oinamcs Of individuals who have
been cured aud are willing he referred to- Another cy-
dcncc OF lis efficacy this Certificate ofMr ]. Richardson
hereby certify that, in the month OF FEBRUARY l~}g
manufactured, from mcdcatcd dcrOciOn furnished by
Mr. bfowh 100 lbs ulhis Compound un,sct Candy and
lht ~ tue same month of The present year, lsU min
inclnrd Tor him Twenty three Hundred and sixty eight
pounds.
JAMES RiCHiRDSOy, 3i9 Hashington ST. Bostoa.
II II were not what IT /, SAID tn b. why would the sale,
snow 'nrh an Increase aud every body prnsng IT, In
III, i literally IN the mouth ul the whole community
Tor the genuine call for Browns Iunc,r CANDY, winch
Is oi sale "a Huston only by the proprietor s Washing
ton sd T. Preston Federal St-Ju>rpl kId.cr urt Il
- H. Show .HiuUyrr st-Srth FOwle, Prince st-Fnvr
a 'o' Green SIS. Garter, Turnover SIP. t. I,rnIlrr
school SIC. Carlton lowcll-Mursh Ro,bury-J Bnlch
IrnNd,hcc-Ihuma, Davis. Observation-Disclosures New
iicdiord-E Porter, SIlcu-Taggari Mnclntlrc Char
lesion For sale by the proprietor of stuart, Vanilla
Brad, Rock, and other kinds Of Candy.
COMPOUND BONEsEr CANDY. The Candy prctarrd lac
William brown. No. al Washington street from a ct.,t
variety "l vegetable materials. many of which are oir adj
yantag"n, used separately tar the eur. OF Ini. ,,,
j. called the Compound Bonrs,t Candy " rccunl,nrl
rs M excellent article ior the relief u COM h. and ntt
ni lhc throat. Boston Dnill ADV.
For sale by 7. HNFCWNSON, Jr. Woodstork, Vt
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-11
THE HAIR! THE HAIR II T!IEuAIR!!

NO better evidence is wanting to allow the sIpcrority
o'the Genuine Buffalo Oh, over other preparations
Than that number ri Druggists cndcayOrlng to initiate
~ an '"',hs ihrr miserable iHa on the public, for
genuine. Krhd advertisement beware nj pcdnrs
Gcninc NGilIo OIL fast taking the place of all other
Mtlccs To promote the growth soften aud bcnutly the
Hri lis use gives II sOllncs, that other article does
ana causes II to curl hrnutlnlhy free 1t will larkcn
ana give the hair satin gloss it Is highly pernrncd and
gives perfect satisfaction IL all WD have given it trial
an VIII observe the signature the proprietor, William
br""I,' hs" 'inlilu on imprinted on the bottle In
consequence OF counterfeit which has recently appeared
ana Is now iur SALE hive been persuaded to obtain new
lnr engraved IN copper, for which have secured Il cony
ls entered according Ia nm act of Congress In the clerks
Once nj the District Court nj Massachusetts, ANY infringe
mrni viii be dealt with according to law.
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