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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-15
HEADING TIE CAPTAIN.

Whatever may have been the success
or failure Of Mr.. Bolts, in attempting to
"head Mr.. Tyler" some time since. there
can be no doubt that he did it on Tuesday
last, when he spoke to the Protest, and
showed that MIR. Tyler had, while Sem
ator Of the United States, voted that the
President was censurabe for addressing
Protest TO branch of the Legislature.
This was " heading the Captain" with a
vengeance; and the quotation from Mr.,
Webster's speech seemed to head the
Lieutenant too, provided he had any hand
in the Protest. The annals Of legislation
do not ncl1de so severe a rebuke as that
which Mr.. Bolts gave Mr.. Tyler.-PhA.
Gazette.
Mr.. Francis Robert Rves, appointed
Secretary Of Legation at London, is q son
of &anntos Dfxae
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-15
Al he late Session .

Reports made, 1909
/ Bills reported, 6l0
| Bills passed, 299
BY this statemen, il appears that Con.
gress had done, al the late session, more
than double the business that was done
by the Congresses at the long sessions un-
Diet the Administration of Mr.. Adams.
1t is further TO be observed, that a con.
siderable part Of the time Of the House
was consumed in the discussion of Exec
utive Vetoes and Protests, for which Con.
gress should no, be held responsible.
If comparison be made between The
special session OF the 9th Congress
(which has been also Indignantly assall.
ed, and the special session oil the 10th
Congress, II stands thus
The special session of the 9th Congiess
commenced on the 3lst Of May, and end
ed on the 18th of September, making a
session of 100 days. 1t passed during
that time 20 bills and 6 JOIN, resolutions,
being an average Of 81 days to each bill
and resolution.
The special session Of the 25th Con.
gress convened on the 4th Of September,
1887, and terminated on the 10th Of Oc-
tober, making session Of 40 days. 1t
passed 10 bills and joint resolution, be-
ing an average Of more than 4 days TO
each bill and joint resolution.
Thus, by simple application Of the
rule of addition and satisfaction, II is
proved that the charge against the present
Congress Of neglec, Of business is unbound.
ed, whether prelerted by its enemies or
INDUCED in by lis friends: the latter hav-
ing been in many instances induced by
sense Of suffering and keen perception
Of existing evils to expect from their Re-
representatives. in Congress impossible a.
chievements. Considering the obstacles
which the Wings in Congress had to en-
counter from powerful minority opposing
every thing which the Wings proposed !;
a smaller body, elected as Wings, siding
with their opponents on almost every oc-
cusion and an Executive taking occa-
sion repeatedly to head them in regard
to measures which they most earnestly
desired to pass for the relief Of the People
when we look back upon these and
other difficulties which lay in their way,
ii is matter for surprise and wonder how,
by patriotic devotion and determined per.
severance, they were able TO accomplish
so much. For what they have done. they
are well entitled, asgood and faithful SER
wants, to the thanks of their constituents.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-15
Fir.t Israel With hi. gun he shot him,

Fir.l Israel with his gun he shot him,
He laid it down and went away
Then Isaac with his axe he chopp'd it
Until there we're signs Of life re manning as
they could perceive"
This moroccan, says the N. O. Plea.
yune, must be Dan Marbles we can
conceive of no genius but his that could
have produced it.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-15
coat! COUl

n HAVE just received a large quantity of Gun
Il bertrand Coal, warranted TO be of the best quail
ny which will sell by the Wagon Load, at TWEEN
ry-ive cents per bushel, 10 hankable funds.
T.. BR0lDRlCK.
March IL, 1912,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-15

A FRESH supply of all kinds Of Candies, Nuts
IN Jar and Box Prunes, Raisins nd Figs, just
received and fol sale by
February "a 1912 G. RAENHAL.
ERulTS.-Fresh Lemons and Pine Apples tor
u sale by
June IG 1912 J. JAMESON.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-15
BERKELEY LANDS
FOR SALE.
lSJ ACRES

EpEING willing to dispose of portion of my
Id Lands in Berkeley county. Va, | offer for
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-15
stone Cutting.
William LOughridgc

living f"N""seu au extensive quarry OF tie niosl
heputitul Wits AND NARiEGATED MARBLE, and
an extensive Water Power to saw and polish with,
his prices VIII be fop One great advantage to
purchussrs is, that all Stone will be delivered at
his risk, without any extra charge.
LETTERING neatly executed.
Ilisli-t of plans and prices may be at the
Gazette Office. He will Gil. at shortest notice any
order addressed to him at LeiIersburg, Washington
C,uuIy, Maryland.
His prices are in all cases uniform ana suited 1t
the times May 70, l64S,-ly
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-15

Lying Immediately on the road from Martinsburg
to Winchester near Bunkers' Hill. adjoining the
lands of Stephen r. Snodgrass, Coe and others.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-10

Aud Orchards Of variety of Fruit Freea.
Each o. three Tracts is susceptible OF being reduced If
desired, 10 .OOo Acre Tracts. making two Tracts. Ia
vag the Improvements, Lands IN cultiyatun aud $40
Acres To each Of mcloare Tobacco Lands and l.avnp
1000 Acres mostly unclcared which will sell in Tracts
OF from lol 10 500 Acres II suit purchasers
The above Lands of that description of soil pccn
liar to the vicinity Of the Blue Ridge denomnacd Red
Lands, such the Lands OF Abcmaro celebrated
Tor fertility III the production of Clover. Tobacco
Wheat, and other Grains and having stpDY exposure,
with a protection by the mountain the North and
West, admit of maturity IA the crops seldom met wtli
in the game latude-lo such may desire Farms Of
the slze Of the two containing obO cach every
consideration, health abundance Of the best spring
water, good improvements, and Land good state OF
culture, recommend these two-1o such may desire
smaller ones. | oilcr them opportunity Of suitlng
themselves either for farming plaatng purposes.
There ~ remembrance in the title to my Lands Of any
character. Being DESTROYS of selling, nln disposed Il
oer such terms viii suit the times and Purchasers
but rs these must be accommodated 10 tho condition o
the purchaser cannot now designate them-Any fur
ther information desired by persons distance can be
obtained by addressing letters to me. Cooper's Post
Office, Franklin county, Va
JOAB EARLY.
G5 The Stnunon Spectator will publish weekly :
weeks. and forward account to this office for COLLECTION
eb "a wsw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-10
TWO PIECES GEE PARCELS OF
f.iSclE NJ.

sustcd in the # .ynelurr--,hc piece par
eel being second Nam street and particular
" described in decd fra ilram Il. North 10 James
Bensah and Albun Mci)an,l. ioarrg date the ;9nd Of
Nc,usr ISIS and If ri in the Clerks Office of the
Hastings Court Of ynchEurgthe Other pieeeor parcel
being Sixth alley, and mere particularly described in
deed from the sad thram Z. North TO Bernard Ruck-
er and James bcnugh, bc;rr date the Stc September,
1898 and also Of record N the Clerks Office Of Tie
Hastings Court Of lynchiurr Icing the two pieces or
parcels of Ground in said decree meafioncd
HENRY III NNlNUrON.
Sergeant ii lynch5urg.
Jan. 81 I'M
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Gardner & EAGnt.
.tfOrncys az 4 1sr. Christians
ERy9'.
4 JOSEPH 81. KENT
q Il I. Il. LEI a vyiC Ia
WARD ELECTION.

gNiE WARD ELECTION fer SIX Aldermen. and
u SIX Common Council men. in each ward. IN the
"n OF iynchbug will take place pursuant TO an act of
assembly. entitled ian act 10 amend act entitled an
&c, dividing the town Of Lynchburg into wards. and for
,lher purposes" passed Feb. ~ 1890 on the first
uuesday IN April nrxt-and will be held in the Lynch
ward No. being all that part of said town below tho
ISL alley. extending from the river to 18th street, in the
", Tnsinen on Main street. occupied by Captain Melville
ialoot, being the that lately occupied by Mr..
'ohh Holllns; and in Henry Ward. No :, being all
mat part of town above LIST alley extending from the riv
IT 10 Eth street. in the house Main street lately
Supled by Bailey & Rucker. door above Hancock
q Adams's Store HENRY DUNINNGTON.
y, ~ Sergt. of the Corporation OF Lynchburg.
fs5. 2S tide
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-10
Advertisement.

HvIIE SUBSCRIBER is building number Of
d WOOL CiRDLNI .NlCILNES of good
quality for sale which will be ready for the next
lie will take three hundred dollars apiece for The Card
ing Machines, and twenty dollars for Picker. The for
prices 800 dol.s for good Cariing Machine
and 40 dollars for Picker. Any persons wanting Ma
chimes. will please write 10 him near the Natural Bridge
Rachbridgo County, Va. THOMAS CROSS.
Jan. % Win
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-10
TAILORING.

WE. the undersigned. having formed co-partncr-
w ship under the style and firm of NALL g. LEE
for the the purpose Of carrying on the Tailoring
Business. respectfully tender our sers ces to our
friends and the public generally. We will make all
kinds of MEMS CLOTHING in the LATEST
FASHIONS, and in the ncaies manner. We also
keep hand Ready Made Clothing, of good materials
and made in good style, which will sell low for cash
Those wishing any thing in our line will please give
call.
Our SHOP is next door to Mcssrs. Baily Rucker,
and opposite Samuel B. Thurman.
HENRY HALL.
ROBERT \. LEE.
p. S.-N'e will also do REPAIRING with neatness
and despatch.
Feb Ia Is
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ZEjNEl Lx.7EEvs

TlNllE subscriber Gone mile below John Carh's old
j Lime Kiln, on Flat Creeh,) has now and in
tends keeping constantly hand, SUPPLY OF
LIME. which the public have 10 cents bushel
at the kilnwhlch only miles from New London and
one mile from the road leading from I.ynchburg to
Psylvania, by the way Of the ,cket Ford on Saunon
River j. w. MOORMAN.
March w3ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-10

pursuance Of order Of the Court of Hastings for
corporation of 1.ynchburg. poll will bc held. at
e ine OF holding the Ward election for Aldermen and
common Councmcn to ascertain the sense of the ct-
NV, rus IN regard to building Court House, in this
'o'poratlon. HENRY DUNNINGTON,
T., 90 Sergt of the Corporation of Lyuchburg.
Teb. 70 tJA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-10
Goods. Groceries, &c. &c.
Mr. william q. Campbell and Nancy

XOU are hereby notified, that on Saturday the Goth.
L aud Monday tho 2Sth day of March next. shall
proceed TO take the Dispositions Of sundry witnesses.
be read as evidence in suit in Chanccy depending in
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chanccry, for
the County OF Amherst, in which am plaintiff, and you
and Thomas l.andrum, executors, deiendanis-lhe
said Dispositions will be taken at the Clerks Office of
said Court. DABNEY SANDIDGE.
Feb "a w3w
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l. A w NO TIC Il :.


ATIORNhN At O. AW,
hEFkRMlNE ND ~ dsvoA hussA1f nxsAasssN To
IL his Profession. viii slsad rosslarly .Ae sevssAl
Courts Vi Amhent, Nosou and the Corporation OF
l,nchburg aud also the Circu, Superior Courts oi
Raekbrldge
lilo will attend promptly tn the collection vi claim.
III any ot the adjacent counties
REFERENCES
:. 5 Baxter, NIL,
e I. II. Ellis s 'o'"'
y. H w, son1a''' Charlottesville
Mrtorko y Mcdaniel. }
nodes Burton, Lynslhmg.
Elijah Fletcher.
0y- Address. "Podar Mills, Amherst"
% The Richmond Wing will publish tho above
once a week for weoks
Feb. ID WOW
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-10
e. On q. at CO

lust received from Richmond, per the Canal Boa l.
- Tennessee, large and general assortment Of
COAL CRATES, amongst them of the latest and
most elegant style Of London, Russia Metallic Crates
For sale AT moderate rates.
S. ii. DAVIS, Jr. & Co.
Feb. II wdv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-10
u dE.

HDIRSI Ant to a decree Of the Circuit Superior
4 Court Of Law and thancery. for the town Of
Iynchburg pronounced the I'D day of October, 1911
in the suit then therein depending. between Sarah ucinda
North plaintiff and FL a Fletcher = Others defendants,
the undersigned the Commissioner therein nancd.~
the I'd day of March proceed upon the premises.
se by way Of public auction. to the highest bidder. for
cash sub~,t the duwor right ol the said Sarah Lu-
cinta North therein, equal and undivided third part
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-10
R f. ~ % y a Il

FhSllE subscriber has removed to the brick build
4 ing lately erected by him on the side of the
street with, and Immediately between the Stesol Mcsrs
George Bagby s Co. and H. b. Richards < Co, where
he hopes his old endsand cuomers will give him call
lie has hand and for sale, prices suitable to the
present pressure Of the times large and well selected
stock of
Goods, Groceries, &c. &c,
consisting part of Sugars, Coffee Leather Tanners
OIL, Tanners Tools. Flour, &c. &c. &c
JOHN HOLIINS.
Feb q wlw.
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CASH FOR EHassES.

Will give the highest prices tor dried and raw
i Hides, delivered at the Market House.
The subscriber will also receive them to be tanned on
shares, and the work TO be done by responsible
ner any in the State, and delivered at the Market
House when tanned. WIN. l.. FAIR.
Dec, ~
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.Ssl'S. fhGS. ~. ESPtHs.

l. \ 4 f. OF S r "A u ~ r q ".
DROPOSES opening FEMALE SCHOOL. in
q the basement of the Baptist Church, to commence
Oh Monday the 9TH of February next.
Having been educated with special reference to the
business teaching, and having had practical expo
rloncc the matter she hopes to be able 10 give
satisfaction To those Parents and Guardians who may
contdc their children and wards to her dlrccton-and
pledges her best efforts insure then advancement in
the several branches their studies, well pro
mote their improvement in manners and morals,
TERMS.
Spelling Reading, Writing and First Principles Of A
rhmec. 81 % per month";
For the above, including Natural and Moral Philosophy,
Rhetoric, Logic sc. $l5 per session of 5 mo.
Projection and Drawing Of Maps, do
Music. 30 lessons, Is
Poonah Painting. ) do
Drawing and Painting in Water
Coors, Landscape, &C. 6 50 do
Meuotino, 5 do
Fancy Work, do
Embroidery. do
French Needle Work 2 80 do
RECEUE.s'CEs.
}. w, Smith, ESP Principal of Kaaramo
Seminary. Stanton.
l.. J.. Waddell, Esq, {" Male A
cademy. do
Hon. Judge Lucas p. Thompson. do
Mrs. Henry Johnston, Music Teacher do
Dr. r. H. Henry Wayncsboro.
Nath'l. Nlassie, Esq. Augusta Co., va.
Geo. Baeby. Esq. Lynchburg.
John Holns. Esq. do
Rev. +. L. B. Shaver, do
Apply to Mrs. Reins. at Mrs Hancock's Boarding
House, Immediately opposite the Post Office
Jan, 20 I'm
FUR SALE.
TNEN hhds New Orleans Sugars, very superior ar
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-10

IL persons indebted me. either by /, nd IT open
N account. must como forward and make payment
by the goth inst, they VIII he collrccd by an officer.
SAMl. W. WILLIAMS.
Bedford Co. March I II
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Il II W " u II T. Il.
m u>urv,~, -. ,.,.~-

Vuy, Attorney ut LAW,
" Ill PRACTISE. in the several Courts for the
and r. corporation Of Lynchburg. and in the Superior
Ill., county Courts otAmherst Bedford and Campbell
s oice Is on the street leading to Martins Warelousc
Jan 27 ~ '''''9'' '''o''i = 'o''i'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-10
ny TOZER. TOW:,LErS ST.17'
English and Classical School
At THE COTTAGE, Liberty. IN.

Wiz. subscriber will on The ith of March next
= commence Boarding and Day School. for boys a,
nus residence. in Liberty, Va The number Of pupils
VIII be mlled:-not more than ten day scholars and
and hive boarders will be admitted BY res rctinp him
sell 50 small number. the subscriber expects To be
abio to devote more time, aud closer attention to each
scholar, than Is usual in larger Schools
lie will devote himsefassdiulsy TO the work of in
s'neiion and will aim. by strict discipline and thorough
teaching not to make prodiges ofboys but To fit them
by inducing habits q patient aborous study to become
well informed and useful men Boys under II years Of
age will be preferred. The Buardcrs will all live nnd r
The same reo and eat at the table with the Prn
elpas ianly and will he trcatedn allrcspects as mem
bcrs OF the family
Terms-Iuition and Boarding per session OF five
months SO On
non OF day scholars per session 20 on
Stationary &c. will beturnishcd ifdcsireda the
the Lynchbu1g prices.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-10

500 GALLONS Old Rcctifed Whiskcy on
draft g. W YANCFY.
Jan "A Is
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PoSsNO5sPs3at AT.

The shove sale IS ~roaed TIL the 18Th instant,
when ii will positively take place.
II. ii NNINGTCN.
scrgt. Of The Corp ration Ct ~ ncllurg.
March : TOM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-10
BILLS OF LADING

For tic 5n,ncs River 4. Kanawha Canal
Il q fe . IKE 1T THIS OEEIf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-10
Egoasing EsusEacss and Goal Trade,

Subscribers Will hereafter devote their entire and
\ cxcllsivd attention to the
ssOasing BUSINESS and Coal Trade,
and respectfully solicit share OF public patronage,
They have in operation, upon the canal. line consist
ING of EIGHT ST PERiOR FREIGHT BOATS.
To their friends and customers, in the Forwarding and
Commission Business. they return their most sincere
thanks and respectfully refer them 10 the advertisement
of partnership formed with s. H. Davis. Jr.. who
will hereafter have the exclusive management and con
troll of that business to be conducted under the sy and
firm Of :. II. DAVIS. Jr.. s Co.
They have entered into this co-par'nership with the
view of more strict and prompt attention to each depart
ment, by which they hope to render general satisfaction
G3- The house Of Doan, knnier s Co., Richmond
has been discontinued.
DOLAN, KINNIFR & Co.
Jan "a
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1909 .Scrcs in two Tracts,

1000 Acres each, having about 500 Acres in cult
tion with coml.rablo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-10

Mosp,y, February q, 1912.
In the vew which tho committee have thus lar takon
Of tho plan Of fad Agent Submitted by the Sccfca-
" Of Lhe lrsassry. ley have suggested certain impor-
tant nodlioaions. and i. orlor give tho Senate u
more euncs and osnnoctI view VI tho sysot as thoy
propose To modify is. l'ay submit Tho following
4 BILL ANENDArORY or TIE SEVERAL
ACTS ESTABLISHING TIE TREA
SIfRA DEPARTMENT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-10
PORT WINE,

HUE subscriber has hand very superior lot o
4 Old London Dock Port Wine. suitable for mesliea
purposes.
ALSO Pale and Brown Sherry. Madeira Of very So
perlnr quality. G.. w NANCEN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-10
j. D. MITCHELL
REFERENCES

MI TtIs.NN ~.
Charles l.. Mosby, Esq, }. G. Neon, ESD. Lynch
burg. I. Anderson. Esq. James lolcombc, Esd
,mfastle-Nm Cook. Esq, Jno. F. Sale Esq, WIN
NJ. Burwe, Esq. Liberty
Feb y u4N .
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FUR SALE,

TGNEN hhds New Orleans Sugars, very superior ar
4 ticle. NJ TALBOT. Auct.
Feb. u r.
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Blank. for sale nj this Office.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-10
FOR sgg. NJ.
AUCTION ASss NKNskassssN
@lSsIs&.


ANING removed to the house recently occupied
h by Mr.. John llons, nearly opporite the Market
House. tenders his services his friends and the pub
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-08
A LIST OF LANDS AND TOWN LOTS,

Within Brown county Ohio delinquent by County casur
taxes Of the lS with the penalty and thereon ncudn
taxes for the year 1912 sf y - = :"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-06-23

of Bristol, England. The discovery seems
10 excite great attention 10 that quarter
and the Eristol Agricultural Association
seemed determined TO give fair TRIAL IL
is said that the inventor has secured to
himself the benefit Of his discovery not on
" in England, but 10 France, America,
Belgium, Prussia and other parts OF the
world. The materials used 10 the manu-
tacture Of this manure are described as be-
iug five 10 number, viz: wood, bilumnous
matter, soda, qolckIime aud sulphur, and
he thus describes the materials and mode
Of manufacture:
/. Wood OF every description. Ligne'
Gus matter is reduced to powder BY mechan.
zeal means, aud forms the basis Of the ma.
uure. 2. Bttuminous matter Of every kind
IS used either in a powdered state, or rea'
dered soluble by caustic aIkalIes, aud IS
then applied III various ways, to saiuraie
thoroughly the powdered wood.
g. Soda aud quickllme are both put IN
requisltion 10 forming tho composition.
4. Sulphur also forms al ingredient {?
small extent 10 the composition.
Such are the substances which have been
compounded for tie production Of results,
which have attracted large portion Of
public attention in England, which II is
SAID, should subsequent experience produce
results IN any way commensurate With those
which have attended four years trial by
the neighborhood Of the city of Bath, can
not fail TO produce the most extraordinary
improvements II agriculture Boston Jour
MI
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DIR. E&EsEEfS
u U y I g T gt d $ :
RESTORER OF The BLOOD,
FOR
CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES.


CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES,
IA HETuER produced by bile, phlegm, from
w internal morbid matters, arising FROM
badly cured old disorders from the use Of mer-
curry, a.rac., bark, SC, OF N fcmalcsJ from the
Gang Of Ii'e as specified ia the Pamphlet
A.-S .-usr.- S7arr.-1'his medicine is in
O.. 'saera4I Disorders. d certain remedy.
Arrasn &nraE. in liquid and IN paste
.,l:,5 far .ls speedy and perfect rcni9yll oi
aw--r.r and GIcrL
tl Nrrr Buasg. fgr Bilious aad Nervous
a-...1n., Co.ls, &c.
ArHee EsrFagr, o llnimcut Cor Indigestion,
'a.aas1 10 the zlomach, Sumbucss o. Weakness
50 'a amJs, Rheumatism, &C.
bzj-rarz PowDEs, for Bilious Fever, Head
se5c, Diseases Of the Ege7, &c, which IS to be
atsa a the Rsslorer.
jgis O.sTxEsr, for Piles, which IS 70 be ap.
fls5 besides The Rcs,orcr,
bNg.L GNGEsr, for letter, RingWorm, Salt
Ais4m, Ssadaesd, Erup,ons o. the sain, aud fool
-e.rS l 70 Be applied hasi4cS the Rcstorer.
lasLaFlt UR SrarSsTHEsiss PLssfaR. for
F''ss o The .Gtst, Dyspepsil, luiiammatofy
"..ina'i'tn, Palsy, Paralysis, &c. /.
~. h-HtS AcDrsTIc OIL, for Deafness and ail
'.',t Aqucg'lr Complaints, which - to be used
atetlst aith the Restogcr.
.lbG kahl's P4siphlet "Trcatment," &C.
talstsd according to Act Of Congress, contains
'-. Directions lor the use Of the above mentioned
Ae6eHos aud accompanies every remedy
u Perons wishing 70 procure any OF the mcd
Aags, va! please direct their orders, with the a.
@,snt '21st paid,y to DR.. KUHL's OIL IN
Gieg'l, n, C., or Richmond, Va, or 10 any OF The
".."ing Agents IN North Carolioa.
Jlls-, Druggist, Charlotte.
Concord.
Jagkias & Bes, Salisbury.
Hargragc, Gather g. Co, Lexington.
Is R, S'oan, Greensborough.
". J. A. Drake. Ashbo ough'
t. C. Henderson, Lincolnton.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Steele, Cunning s Co, York c. ~
Mcclure, Brawley Il CO., Chester c. II.
Inc continuation Of the list Of Agents, see ID
h. Pamphlet
June lj,lei 38f