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.V'O 7ICE.
OFT. 81. 1912.

nURSUANT to II dccrttal order oi the Cir2uii
L Superior Court of Law and Cha ctN, Tor The
County Of Amherst, IN the sui Of David llggInbot-
tom, planrIf, and Lucitd, w. Thurmond deien-
dam, shah on Tuesday, the Cd day OF November
next, proceed 10 sell upon The premises, Tor ready
noory. To the highest bidder. The Tract OF
Land in sand decreta order mentioned described
~ containing 900 acres. adjoining the Lands OF
Thum,s n Eubank and others.
RICHARD CRAWFORD, deputy. Tor
Nelson Crawford, Sheriff OF Amherst and Comr.
Seit % i2N
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Sale Of Valuable James River Es.
tate, and upwards Of fifty
slaves, under Deed Of
Trust.

ON Wednesday, the Sd da, OF November next.
~ II far. II not, The mex far day IN pursuance of
decree OF the Circuit Superior Cont OF Law and
Chaucrry. iof the Counfy 81 llenrlco and Cry OF
Richmond, In sun therein delending belw.
VIM. kennon aud others. plaintiffs; and Flames Il.
Deane, Jr., Ex'or Of John Woodson deed, and 9TH
, ntIr ndanIs. WI BIZ sold
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IUEz{RREsSaaas.isassssss1 ;slssssssSysS1i
2YkHisi,S!|s So a GEa u.s.

1NHESE PILLS no longer among those OF doubtful
utility they have passed the hundreds that
are day launched upon the tide OF experiment, and no"
stand before The PATH, high reputation and exlen
sivW employed IN all parts Of the United States, the Cana
das, Texas, Mexico and The West Indies, medicine
that has ever been prepared for the relief OF suffering man
They have been introduced wherever found possible 10
Them aud there bat do contain
some remarkable evidences of their good effects Tine
certificates that have been presented exreed
2oO00 upwards of five hundred ri which from regular
practising physican who the competent Judges oil
their
Often have the performed by this medicine been tue
journals; and with truth be asserted medicine
OF the KIND has received testimonials Of greater value
than attached TO this.
They are in general use family medicine and there
are thousands OF families who declare they satis-
ned unless they have supply always on hand. .
Ihet have no rival IN cnrug aud preventing Bilious fe-
ver ever and Ague Dyspepsia Liver Complaints, sex
Headache. Juundce, Asthma Dropsv, Rheumatism. En-
iargemen OF the Spleen Piles, Cholic Female Obstruco"
Heart Burn Fured Tongue, Nausea. Distension OF tho
St"hat and Bowels ncpieHt Diarrlpa, Flatulence fia
bua CoHt.eness Loss Appetite Bocied Snllow Com
Pexon and IN all cases %, opor OF the Bowels where
cattartIc npeient is needed They exceedingly
mid ~ their operation, producing neither nausea Sphs
nor debility.
The efficacy of these Pills well kno H. and their use
so general that further is considered an
Prepared by JOS. PRIESTLY PETERS NJ. ID. No. le6
Liberty street, New York Each box contains 40 Pills.
Price 50 Cents
BE careful aud enquire for Peters Vegetable Pills
lhey are Tor sale IN l.. nchburg the Drug Stores OF
Il. SrABI.ER, and
Howell DAVIES,
Agents.
Auile6 wlom
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commonly called BEAR GARDEN, lying IN
the coUuIy oi Buckingham, on James River. neat
the town III New Canton, containing S35 acics
more or less. with a large ptoport on, supp seh a
boui 176 acres. Of james River low grounds al first
rae qoahty. together with all crops then growing
upon the s,ld Land. The buildings consist Of \
comfort able
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A situation Wanted.

a YOUNG NAN, WHO has had 'liree years
~ experience 10 teaching. aud can produce testi-
,nouals as character aud qualifications wishes 10
Obtain a situation some family as private teacher.
ANY communications. addressed J. &. NJ. Mount
Laurel, Halifax. Va will meet with prompt atten-
tiUn
Sep. % Wis
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Mammoth Pumphin.-The Quincy Oil.) He"ld
talks about punpkIu III that cry measuring SIX
feet nine inches circumference and weishing one
hundred and fly -oine pounds.
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FR ANCI> h. DEANE. Jr.
JNO. A. CUNNlNGtlAM NJ.

At the same time and place above mentioned. and
N pursuance OF the same decree, VII be sold for
read, money, the following slaves conveyed by the
SAID Francis b. De me. Jr, to The undersigned rus
Zee, TO; the benefit oil Lewis Rogers. and Rogers q
Co. namely. Wei ingron. Wdls, Gilbert Sally Tom,
(son Of Sally y Edy. George, Sam. Russell, Big jan,
Shadrck (or Shadel Tom (or old Tom.) SIN, o.,
VI n.y. Dixie. Mara. Edward. Scrlla. Ralph and
Davy. KOB'f GWAlIlMEI. Trustee.
Al the same TIME aud place aud IN pnrsuaace Of
the same decree above mentioned will be sold the
following personal property. conveyed To the under
signed b, the sad F,ancls b. Deane, it,, by deed
dated l., October, $40 trus, Tor sund creditors
namely:
All crops or on the Bear Garden Plantation &C.
lualv severed before the day OF -ale all The horses,
mules aud cattle, sheep and stocks OF every descr
ton, furniture, machines, not being fixtures the
land tools, implements, wagons carts and gear.
IERMS-Foi all sums not exceeding $50. cash;
or all purchases To thai anounI over on actedit
Of 6 'on,hs, secured by negotiable notes with APP
proved endoisers, or bonds wuh good security,
the option of the Trustees.
II. ROBES, ''o''
Aug, % t3N
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Hard Ware ssuN Cufierv,

Together with nany desirable arucle> not emu
metaed; all II " h ch will be sold low Tor cash. The
sub>cIibef's assortment LARGE and COM-
PLETE, and he fuIer- himself he will be able to
satisfy all who may favor hm with a call
JAMES A. STIGLER.
Oct. 81
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FOX SALE,
Oct. 81

4 TRACT of Land. in Amherst county four
"A mis- from New Glasgow, containing nine
hundred and fOrty-iVc acres; formerly
The properly OF HUI Carer, deed. For terms APP
ply to A. TOM klNS, Cashier.
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.N4aC ARRANGEMENT.


.SHASyAXgN& EASEAXX
LNOR Richmond, Fredericksburg aud the Moth.
L We leave Lynchburg ON Sundays, Tues
days and THURSDAYS AT O'Clock A. NJ. and arrive
day at Hammers BY o'CI"ck =. NJ. Leave
Hammers next morning AT 4 o'clock, breakfast IN
Charlottesville, & arrive Al Richmond the same nig
BY tins advantageous arrangement the traveller by
tax lng thus 70 utr will have little night travel
ling. Oar teams and Coaches are fins rare, and the
drivers are sober. skiul careful aud a,con'no.
DANG No pans will be spared Ia render the IMP
sale and pleasant 10 the passengers.
Fare lhrou. IA IL Fredericksburg Sll so
Redmond 90
o. Please inquire a. The Franklin Hotel. Lyo.h-
burg tor seals aud At the Rali Road One, klch
mond. S. b. CLOVES. Agt
June 10
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L.kV'D ron .S.ILE.

M T. have ior sale, a tract of Land. IN the vio,n-
w " Of L,nchbntg, COM ,nlng nearly 200
acres, large proportion of which ~ riuh low
grounds-A good bargain may be had # early appl-
ca'lon be made TO PAYNE 4 TURNER.
Oct. II Ia
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WHEAT .rOTICE.

MILLS are now ready Ia start, with ne,
w iron gear on the best plan, with water from
the Canal. so that shall be able TO do double IN.
business heretofore done. Farmers are invited IN
give me a call. when they shall receive 10 CASH
the height OF the irket for their Wheat wheo de.
ivereJ. DAVID STAPLES
Sep. 8 ~3m
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AZ III. experiment ran be easily tried, We hope
some OF our farmers Ill put IL 10 the test, and com
mnniu1ie The result. We shall certainly Try IT on
small seven by nine lni of ground which Is the lar
gest that Is souchssfed 10 a dweler IN the city.
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Dwelling House

with SIX rooms. good out houses, aud cabins: also a
Barn with new Whea, Machine thereto attach, d.
Also, ,he following Slaves, beng The Slaves con
yeyed by The SAID Francis b. Deane Jr., To the uu-
drfsgncd Trustees, and Rando ph Harrison, decd.
by deed dated The 30lh january, 1882 namelv.
Lewis, Richard, Coetly, James t-omeiIies called
Long Jlm) Tae,, Harry. Isaac, Tom, Tor Tom
Wells, lShadracN, Edward. judy John. CUPID. LIT
lie Isaac. Albeit, Eliza. Jordan Many. Nelson, Ar
cher, Ben, Molly, Peter, Morris, Mansfield, aud
Spencer. and the increase OF The females since the
date cfthe aid deed, namely, Sarah Lavlna. Nan
cy, aud William, (lh,ldren Of Jud,,) Julia. tchlld
ol Amy, who died since the dare of sand deed aud
George William aud Elizabeth, tchildren of Mary J
The sale will take place al Brae GARDEN.
TERMS-For the 5 AYES, ready money.
For the Land, on u credit without interest during
the liie OF Francis Il. Dranc, Jr., to the Of
$500 then payable only IN the event thai The said
Frances Il. Dedne, j., shall die leaving chid 81
children within the true intent and meaning oil the
will of John Woodson, dcC'd-should he leave
sub child or children, the ,ud and the pune hascr
thereof 10 be cxouetacd ion The sad sum oil $500.
A. 10 the further sum Of 5000 for oash--aud Tor
the residue oi the purchase money on credit with
out interest, OF one aud two years.
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q II & Il
M ILL be solh, TO the hghes bidder, on the
W 80 day oil November next, on The pre- uses,
tract of Land, lying IN The county OF Floyd
on Gteasy Cree, h. the road leading from Floyd
Courthouse 10 Wythe Courthouse about 10 miles
wes Of the FORMER. con aiming
3 D A T. X II =
part OF the same beng formerly owned by J. d.
LAY. he SAID Land IS partially improved, and Is
s"sccpiibIe being made one OF the NEST valuable
Stock Farms IN The county, having on it al least
zoo acres OF first rate Meadow Land.
efms OF the sale will be ne-hlrd cash-Ihe
oalancr IN Two equal payments. satisfactorily secu-
red The above sale will certainly take place on
tnat Jay, II not on The next fair day.
WIN. II. TATE.
Ocr. 81 I'd,
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HITS! H.l7S!. H.lTS!!

" % II e IL
TNHE subscribers, on The LIST day oi March, 1871
L formed a partnership under the f:m and
style of
BOYD, EDMONB 4 Co.,
for the purpose OF carrying freight on The James RI
yer aud kaoawha Canal, where We now have Tanning
SIX FREIGHT BOATS oil the first class. We
will also attend 10 the
KeCCiCiHs and Forwarding Of
MEKCMANDIZE,
and TO the buying and selling of the same, the
customary rates. Our Warehouse being situated
on the banks ofthe Canal will to customers the
additional expense of drayage. Our Mr.. Boyd and
Mr. Monrgomere will RESIDE IN Lynchburg.
We trg leave 10 refer to The following gentlemen:
MesSrs. Allen q Parson. I MAJ VII
Robert JGtray = Co., "'
Norman a. Courtney, Baltimore,
lancaster, DENLY g. Co.,
H1eGb. Booker 4. Hamilton, p;.h,.1
Raiston d Peasants. '''''''""'
Davenport d Allen.
s s:;::'' : i $ E: 1,'.''s.
JJLeme. Esq, an.
Gent ister Johnston, Ao'"sdo"'
Eoya A,Brohets, TyAeriAe.
JANES NJ. BOYD,
ROBERT EDMOND.
lUGtl MONTGOMERIE,
ISAAC DAVENPORT. Jr.
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N d Il e Il
l N conformity with decree, pronounced by the
i County CuurI of Nelson, dt tie May Term ot
thai Cour, IN the year 1871 IN tne case oi Peters
rs. Wills and 9th rs, the undersigned, appointed "a
commissioner for thai putp WILL on Thursday the
9th day OF December, 1871, upon the premises, IN
the town of Ne" Market, IN the county oi Nelson,
o' Tor sale, 10 the highest bidder. on the credit OF
SIX, Twelve, aud eighteen months, for equal p"rions
OF the purchase money, he
e Il II Il T. II II T.
situated in SAID town, belonging To the laIe partner
ship nj Peters x Wills, dissolved by the dea'h OF
Mr.. Wills.- ! he E,tare CONSISTS I valuable Lot
Of Land, a handsome DWELLING HOUSE,
Store House Lnmbe, House. aud other improve
menls. and a new aud valuable Brick RulldIne, III
tended fora Store HOUSE, now complete. The Prop
euy valuable IN every respect nd should invite
the pabi,c attention Us drecredb by the decree.
TERMS.
Bonds with good personal security will be reqni-
red for the purchase money. and the nile to the
property will he required until the bonds are paul.
and 80 much sh viii be required as may utlt"y
he expenses attending the ssie.
STERLING CLAIBORNE.
Sep, 80 wl9D
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Old Reciiaca Rye UJ.hisHey..

OW 1SecEsHcN KyG VVNsSHeV.s
lust RECEIVED. in store. on consignment,
- superior lot Of Old ReclGed Rye Whiskey
which will be sold low by
CHARLES PHELPS
August 10 Is
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CASH!
Hides irNlsfeH
WILL give the highest cash price for IA. and
= dried hides delivered al the market house.
WIN. l.. FAIR.
April "a
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VIEW E.zLL .X.V'D
WIN II Il IL q % ID =.

M r. are opening our stuck of Il J. l.
w w IN Il 4 Il q q q ID :
consisting of the usual to be found IN The
hes, selected stocks-STAPLE rs well as FAN
" to which the attention of BUYERS. WHOLE
SALE and RETAIL. Is reqnesed.-Our old Gus.
toners viii find our stock peculiarly apted to their
wants. They solicit an ,,nin .iion from all.
WHITE, TARDG & IRVINE.
Oct. Ia 4w
DOncstics, Cotton Yarns, &c.
IN bales 4 and heavy bro. DomestIcs
wv SO do Nos and y Ozuabufgs
For sale al factory prices.
GEO. BAGBY 4 Co.
July 90 Is
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VIRGINlA:-At rules held in the Clerks Office OF Nelson
county Court the first Monday in September. l84l:
Thomas Smoot and Clarissa his wife, Plaintiffs,
d0diHSt
William Lavne and Mary his wife, Benjamin p and
Nancy WIFE, Thomas Lay and Mildred his wife, Samuel
Iavne and Peggy his vile, james LnYne aud Elizabeth his
wife, George layne, " lliam VIA and Willy Ann his wife
Thomas Laync, and Alamson Berry and Sarah his WIFE
Defendants.
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MISCELLA N E O US.


From the Lady's Book.
EN- M A II M N.
Aas!-how light cause may move
DiSsentions between hearts that love.
Laliah ROokh.
An airy sprightly, laughing girl was
Emma Emlin. The merry mischievous
eye, the sunny smile, the loud and fire.
quent laugh, the light fantastic step that
seemed ito tread on air." all betoken a
breast undisturbed by aught that could
superlnduce a sigh, as innocent, as peace
full, as free from care as that Of slumber.
ing infancy. occasionally moody tho't
seemed TO bedim the wontod brightness of
her coantenance, il wss but momentary
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fosteTed by frenuce' ana "hosc hoteS boHi '"'
Louisville Journal like the starry dew sparkling
upon the forest oak. Prentice says truly Mrs
Nichols is one of those over whose spirits the
breath of heaven has passed
SONG OF THE PAST.
By Mrs. r. s. Nichols.
A song of the Past of the beautiful Past
That flushed the broad earth with its Joy
When Time on his newly formed pnions flew
fast,
And played with the world as toy:
When spring in her beauty first da2zlod the sight,
And taught the young spirit to love,
And twilight descended with tremulous light
From its bowers of mist above;
When DER the green earth arched boundess
blue dome,
Where marshalcd each bright islandstar,
The moon built her chancel amid that fair home
And sailed in the shadowy car!
Oh! dreams such as these when my spirit is
bright,
Descends like some heavenly dove,
And brood DER my soul as the soft stars of night
Will watch DER the flowers they love
A song of the past of the dim, aged past
That hoary and wrinked with years,
Now sits amid ruins gigantic and vast
Like the spectre of dark human fears
Its crown is the ivy, so strong and so green,
That clings round the ruins which tell
Where the "City of Hills" once hourished
queen,
Ere she and her conquerers fell;
The Past, though shadow, still hallows each
spot,
And fingers by fountain and dell:
Though her gores are DER, and her Caesars are
not,
Yet Rome hasa sound love well!
Oh! my heart oft has sighed DER this vision of
years,
That stand in their glorious array,
Like battle chiefs stained with a wide nation s
tears,
When death has bestridden their way
A song of the Past Of the shadowy Past
1t fills my faint spirit with fear,
Tor gates OF Ine CndGual mousse IHOuTHluIIy Cdst
Their shadows DER all that appear!
| know not if death is a fabulous dream
That haunts the fral children of clay,
Orif'ts dark and turbulent stream
That rolls in etornity's way!
| know there is sleeping within his embrace
The form ola being love,
Whose spirit instinct with each iniantilc grace
Now swells the bright regions above
The day has its glories, and night hasitsspell
That, woven meath spiritual eyes.
Rests soft on the spirit, and points to where dwell
The loved who have passed to the skies
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HAM. MCKNIGHT, EDITOR.
= o T. II II Y.
"HenCe POetgg Gratis

Her UOics TO ages; and informs the page
With music, image, sentiment and thought,
Never to die! the treasures Of mankind!
Their highest honor, aSd their rueSt jOy!"
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From Friendships Offering.

COURlSHlP.
"Oh Laura will nothn 9 bring thee
Fer soften these looks of disdain
Are the songs of affiicton sing thee
All doomed to be sung thee in vain
| offer thee fairest and dearest,
A treasure the richest I'm worth;
offer the loue thee sincerest,
The warmest e'er glowed upon earth y
But the maiden, a naughty look flinging,
Said, {; Cease my compassion to move;
For am not very partial to singing;
Andthey'repoor whose soul treasureis Lowell
my name will be sounded in story;
| offer thee, dearest my name
have fought in the proud field of glory
Oh Laura, come share in my fame
bring the soul that adores thee,
And loves thee wherever thou art,
Which thrills as its tribute it pours thee
OF tenderness pure from the heart"
But the maiden said, Cease to importune;
Give Cupid the use of his wings;
All! Fame is but pitifu fortune
And hearts are such valueess things!"
"oh Laura, forgive, if I've spoken
Too boldly may turn not away
For my heart with affection is broken;
Ny uncle died only to-day!
Nv uncle, the nabob.--who tended
My youth with affection and care
Ny manhood who kindly bcfriended,-
Notwithstanding. --his--her!"
And the maiden said, "Weep not sincerest
My heart has been yours all along;
Oh! hearts arc of treasures the dearest
Do, Edward, go on with your song )"
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VOLUME e.-XSMBER %.

"Come, come, you're foolish girl I
design welcoming Mr.. Alwin's return by
giving him party Tomorrow evening"
Shall see you there, little pert&g said
Ellen loosely,
81 cannot refuse when Ellen Eta in
vites but mark me, Ellen, If this is a ma
In9uvre, by which you expect to produce
a reconciliation between Alvin and N.Y.
sell, you shall be disappointed, for | am
resolute in my determination not to give
way to his whims."
At half past six remember" and Ell.
len closed the door behind her.
There were sunit faces and Joyous
hearts at Miss Etta's, on that "morrow
evening" Augustus, the lavorite Angus
tus was again amongst them, and his pres
ence made even the jealous Linden happy.
Away off from the circle Of gayety, sat
two personages, holding converse, who
had often been seen in similar juxta- po.
sition. No one was so curious as to APP
proximate sufficiently near to ascertain
the subject of their conversation, but the
sweeter voice of the two-Emma was fond
ofreciting poetry-was accidentally heard
to say" Mr. Alvin,
"Who by repentance is not satisfied,
Is not of earth or heaven"
and the pretty speaker smiled.
"EIow we'll Augustus Alvin and his la.
dy looked at church, yesterday" said
Ellen Eta that had been, to her hus.
band, some three months after the last
recorded event, of our story. "And hap.
Ply, too, wife," answered William Linden,
" the long lost smile of Emma Emln again
plays as sweetIy as ever round the lips
Of Mrs. Alwin.n
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and the pretty speaker smiled.
From the New York Sunday Mercury.
SHORT PATENT SERMONS.

The editor of the Chicago Democrat
has requested me to preach from tho fol-
lowing
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The following is from the sweet warbler" Ell
LEM" of the West, one of the singing birds
fostered by Prentice, and whose notes gem the
Louisville Journal like the starry dew sparkling
upon the forest oak. Prentice says truly Mrs
Nichols is one Of those over whose spirits the
breath of heaven has passed
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LIBERTY, (MI) THURSDAY, JULY s, 1871.

cloudiness and when it PASSED away, she
smiled as sweotly, laughed as merrily,
trpped as airly as before.
The seventeenth summer had Emma
seen the lily bloom, and no disappointment
had yet rippled the smooth and even cur
rent Of her happiness, no lasting pang
had yet found its way to her bosom. She
was beautiful, too T! could she be aught
else ESQ young, 50 gay, so happy.
1t could not be that the sweetest mai
den of the village Of N, should be
without her suitors. Numerous were they
who
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-14

DOrS ,ny know neighbor or friend
- wh, has been Bald, aud whose head Is
now covered with tine hair Aha whose
con, collar WAS covered with dandruii, ihongh
hruslrd every hour-whlch has now |an'sh-
cd entirely? Or one whose hairs III e"iy
age were turning grey, who now has mol
,,1ov Lair2 Children whose heads were COW
ered with scurf,-whose hair would MOI grow.
,bnt ore now growing The fullest crops OF
mir? Same cases must be known 10 most
ncrsons. Ask them the cause. and you VIII
he ,old. these thugs have been done by mo
use of the BALM or COLUMBLd. y
% years growth is this article, It's demanu
increasing annually some hundred per cent
though when discovered not opposed ny
any thing for the same purpose, now assal'-
cd bv almost numberlcss mushroom trash
preparatons that will ruin the hair u used 10
anv extent. Can more than these facts DO
| wnnted-rclcr TO the recommendations py
lists of names of responsibility, unequalled
bv any other article. Look TO these th'ngs
| buy this article. Stay and preserve your
| hair by its use, or if bald restore it, LADIES'
| attend to this-hundreds in fashionable me
! are using il as The only article really ~ 'or
/ the toilet. Long hair IS very apt 10 iuli out
\ Ladies, use the Balm Of Columbia IN time 10
save yourselves the disgrace OF badness ny
neglect Of your pursuits.
4 Il is your duty, as moraliss, 10 preserve
the beauties of nature, with which beanfi-
fnl Creator has endowed you-use The Baln'
for il will do it.