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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-11-10

Tue CIcooY OR QUEEN BEETLE-Thcsc insects.
though scarce aud few in number are sometimes dr..
covered. It's length Is about third more than that
Of the ordinary beetle, and its bulk less She is re-
markable for carrying brilliant lamp on each side
These lamps are so situate as to be placed I1
an elevated position, il TO throw their light be-.
fore her footsteps. They lighted up at pleasure
by means Of phosphoric matter with which She
furnished by nature. Their light is not impaired
m alternate or occasional flashes like those Of o.
fire fly or glow-worm but on the contrary, NJ.
fords strong and steady glare, sufficiently
mnous TO enable person TO read small print
II this insect be taken into dark apartment She
will Instantly illuminate her lamps and, on d
removal Of the light, will speedily extingush the
To give just aud accurate description Of the pure
and brilliant light which these lamps Of nature she'd
they must be seen diamond afforded light sui.
fcienlly delicate or beautiful for the comparison.
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Correspondence Of tie Madisonian.
Is THE HEART OF New ENGLAND,
November lst, lS43.


You have probably noticed, in certain quarters,
attempts to make political capital oct Of the recent
ducton Of tie price Of labor in the navy yard at
Charlestown; but they are unsuccessful. The very
fact that higher rate OF wages is paid in than out
Of the yard is sufficient, in the mind Of every honest
man and friend Of the aborer, TO warrant and Justify
the reduction The admirable letter Of the Secretary
Of the Navy in the Boston Post-the manly grounds
he there takes, aud in which the people will support
him, should silence all cayil on this point But the
editors of the Bay State Democrat and Boston Atlas
are IN full league in their crusade against Mr. Hen
shaw They pretend TO be the exclusive friends and
advocates Of the laboring classes What regard have
thy for the laboreri None at all The editor of
the Democrat seizes upon this matter for the purpose
Of venting his private spleen upon the Secretary.
and the Atlas takes hold Of it only for its own nefs-
rious political purposes Neither Of these papers
have the confidence Of the people and their attacks
are perfectly harmless. The editor Of the former
too recently in the ranks Of the enemy TO assail
a Democrat Of old and long standing, one whom the
People have tried and found not wanting
II is but just and right that those who work in the
navy yard should receive no more compensation for
the same amount Of labor than those outside. A
fair and equal rate Of wages should exist. Rerench-
ment and reform the honest people will sustain.
Quite an excitement has been caused by disclosures
which have just been made, showing a most infa-
nous attempt on the part Of the Clay Wings in our
Legislature last winter to bride Democrat to vote
for the Wing Senators in filing up the vacancies.
and consequently for John Davis They were foiled
IN their plans. And row they have got up con-
spracy, and charged the bribery and corruption ,o,
he Democrats with this same member But the fact,
have come out and the charge Of bribery has reeoi.
ed upon the Atlas Clay Wings with terrible severity:
and they will meet with retribuuye Justice The
old Bay State is safe in the hands Of the Democracy
and not all the articles Of the enemy can wrest her
from them. Yours truly,
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INTEREsTING FoREIGN ITEMS

Tie Hon. MIR. Gushing, our Minister 10 China ar
rived al Alexandra on the 10th Of September lie
had audience with the tieeroy, and left on the
same day for Suez, whence he was 10 proceed 10
Bombay in The monthly steamer, expecting there 10
meet the American squadron ready TO receive him
aud 10 convey him TO China
In consequence of the late tariff on Goals, the Anne
rlesn Government has given the Great Western Com.
pany notice that in future IL will not allow them tie
drawback II has hitherto allowed. The consequence
is that the company has now clear charge, equal TO
the first cost, all Goals they send out besides
freight expenses, and ten per cent loss on removals
from ship 10 ship, ship To shore, and shore 10 the
Great Western This will, fear, occasion an al
eraton in the company's plans by no means adyanta-
geous for the public
The new duty upon Canadian -four being in opera
ton, increasing business doing in the article
and extensive supplies were expected TO be shipped
before the navigation OF the St Lawrence closed the
present prices II thought would not be sustained
The revenue returns Of Great Britain show great
increase.
The troubles in Greece not at an end, and il is
generally believed that King Ohio will be compelled
10 abdicate. His submission TO the demands OF the
,olutionists is deemed heartless and insincere.
The latest accounts from Syria represent that
country generally tranquil, though there were
casional indications that the old feud between the
Druses and the Christians was not entirely healed.
The troubles in Italy appear to be nearly quite
at an end. There is not spirit sufficient IN that coun
try to make respectable show Of revolution.
An unsuccessful attempt has been made on the Life
Of the Emperor Of Russia.
The Empire of Morocco has lately been the thea
tire of civil war but it had been eectuay suppress.
ed by the military activity and energetic proceedings
of the Emperor. The entire province Of Zemor-
Cheg had risen in rebellion, the subjects in dispute
being the payment Of tribute, and the local admins
tration of Justice.
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ALMOST PERPETUAL MoTIoN.-We copied para
graph recently describing twelve month clock eL
hibited at the Fair Of the New York Institute the
invention Of Mr.. Crane. We possess a townsrnan
whose powers Of invention in this line OF art far sur
passed the ingenuity of MIR. Crane. Francis Stein
clock and watch maker, in Meeting street, opposite
the United States Court House, had manufactured IN
Charleston only year ago, clock, that ran for
year without winding up, this clock was It's own
pendulum and gave on its face the times at London
Paris and Charleston. Ii was rafied out for sixty
chances at five dollars each, and is in England
MIR. Stein is working at present at clock which is
moved by spring and also be propelled by
weight it has only four wheels and its mechanism
is very simple it makes only 4. evolutions during
the term of ten years, and il need not be wound up
in that time. Mr. Stein AYERS, that if he puts an adj
dtonal wheel into his clock with one hundred teeth
it will go hundred years without being wound
up, and nevertheless the whole clock wants ONLY
FIVE pounds weight to be kept going. Mr.. Stein vii
have clock Of the above description ready in four
months time and will then give all friends of curious
mechanism opportunity to Judge for themselyes
- Charleston Patriot.
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WALPOLE.

REsUmTIoS OF LABoR.-The following j. from
the Washington correspondence Of the Baltimore
Sum- viz
Such has been the untirng industry. indomiiable
perseverance and good management Of the President
ana secretary OF the Navy that there is every proba
labors at our Navy Yard on Wednesday morning
next ! am not appriscd Of the modm operanh by
which, the glorious contamination so deyoutly Ia lac
wished for has been arranged but apprebend mai
NE amount OF condemned materials at this ward and
Norfolk have been found sufficient to defray the ,x-
peu'ee y, resumption OF labor at both yards These
two yard. are so intimately connected and their ope
ration OF such immense importance to the country.
mat there seems to be perfect propriety in appro-
priating the proceeds Of the condemned materials w.
Ing 70 them, to the laudsbe purpose Of finishing the
.esses now on ,he stocks and carrying the gene
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late London paper states that trial of the Greal
Northern steamer propelled by the Archimedela
screw, was recently made in the Thames, under u.
proPous weather and against opposing tide, which
was considered quite unsuccessful The report say
She screwed her way steadily along, OCCASIONS
hardly any surge, and obviously presenting grand
subject for wondermeni TO the crews Of the numerous
vessels, working upwards with the tide Shortly az
ter starting, the log gave speed Of nine knots bat
the engine worked more freely IL increased TO ten
knots The Eagle Gravesend steamboat could creep
only very slowly ahead of the Great Northern. arl
the London, Of Dundee the fastest sca-going steamr
WHICH comes into the Thames, assisted by fore g. r.
sail and jb, could barely pass the screw boat no
ceedng as she did without any help from canvass.
Atogetl o., the OF the experiment is said o.
have been complete. II demonstrated beyora
doubt that the Great Northern, which only pretend
TO use steam as secondary power easily accom-.
plish ten miles an hour She steers also very easily
and turns IN double her own length Sir r. Collier
publicly stated that the speed Of the Great Northern
with 700 tons Of coal on board exceeded the velocity
Of any steam vessel in the navy except the Queer {,
yacht and the Black Eagle"
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NEW YORK ELECTION.

In the city of New York, the Democrats have
carried majority of The Assembly meanwhile
the Wings have elected their Sheriff So IT is
impossible TO say which has the victory. No
result has been achieved in the city by either
party.
We have some returns from the country,
which we give as we find them in papers of all
political compilations
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-11-10

Mr.. EDIroR: | observe somew hat labored arti-
Gle in the Journal of Commerce, On. Y } osensibly
written to vindicate the Government for sending
abroad to procure carpet for the Hall of the House
Of Representatives In my humble opinion, the wri-
ter has travelled quite out Of the record. The whole
thing lies in a nutshell. The Government were in
want Of large carpet in short time Where should
they apply for the article; Why, 10 a carpetdealer,
forsooth And they did apply, to the Oldest house
in the trade in the Union Did they contract with
the Chesters for foreign carpet; Not at all they
ordered twelve hundred yards of particular pattern
and colors deliverable at such time and such a
price. Ii was concern of the Governments where
the carpet was 10 come from they knew that the
Chesters sold domestic goods we'll as foreign aud
they had perfect confidence in their discretion to OBJ
tain II IN the most judicious mode. Is the Govern
ment responsible for the patriotism of the house -
Certainly not that is the Chesters own affair And |
suspect, if they called to account in the matter,
they can justify themselves for the course they have
pursued.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-11-10

The City Councils Of Charleston, 8. c., have ap-
pointed The 18th instant, day Of thanksgiving and
prayer in that city
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We learn from the Boston Courier that an
indignation meeting has been held in HUI,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-26
IEklNE SALE.

4 GREEABl.N to iae prlvsluns Of a deed ii ,rls
"a executed 10 the subscriber by Pherra g. Hall
lesrln. dae The :2nd OF February 1872 and which. Is
duly recorded in The clerks ,ce oi CaInpall count,
Tor purposes therein mentioned, shall proceed S-,l for
cash III the dwelling hn,lsr OF said pheril G. Hall in
the county Of Camr,. IN We,n, sday the oh DAY Ut
July neNi, the iI wing property, III Wit one bay mare
one sorrc mare one nr nurse Wagon and year all The
crop 81 tobacco made the year le1l 10y the said lln
one COW and calf >tN hogs; ihrc turning lou.hs;
con' fs 'ne shovel plough; grbDlns hoe five hill
inv hoes four sNcs; three swine trees Two feather beds
and tnrnl,nrt shot gun, pouch and flask one po
the ovrn; frying pan; chest; knives and
frks; one sci OF plates Two dishes; pitchers; hail
dozen cups AMI salrtrs. and one SUGAR dish
The snhs rinr vi" nyey such title only as is vested
in him by the deed VI ir,s
III RNElL LEE, Trustee
1unr - o..
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June, -
C1 .iGa1S aU. b A ED FRITZ
store.


.sraf'y opposite he Bn,h Of ugi,1o LycLLure.
HNAk rs tins he'd a inliarn ms friends and the
i puallc generally. thai he is Offering lpr salr
Al his Fancy SiGr IN ain street. The following ar:i-
cles. T cash. i,n any olhrr establishment the
country eirirr wholesale retail:
Cakes vi every variety, CanllrS Milk of ,srs
Mac,ssar OIL. Misses Dressing Gases. Dolls. Tooth
Bfushrs.N lnln Strings. sill SIN, Alnmls. Manuts Pea
MUS, Cirou, Havana Cigars. Principe Cigars Cologne
Natr, Florida W alcr Antique OIL. Bears Oh, Fancy
b, N.s. Fahc, S'als. l4ir Bnr,s. Bur.amon h .uncc
Filberls Cram Nuts. Bunch Rsisins. Snllana Rasns
lie pakrs his Candies. and warrants them to be-
you'd any that can be manufactured in the Stale.
which hc Is enabled l., off, Cuatt-iioncIS and Mrr
chants on rs good t,rns arcle ii The quality
Fan he purchased IN M N,rlht Cnies He would
eay 'ol cl generally tal. when ,.y feel like in
Halgne IN tn. Injuries 81 lite they will always find
'tead t}narfefs the lest thai he rkei Affords such
as Oysters. Fish. parrdaes. foas of every dtscrip
lion. Squirrels Rabbits. Op,ssnms, Steaks Ncnisun
Hams. Sc. servedna he shortest notice, aud the
luos, reasonable terms
June - IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-26
New Bonnet store.

LAYING taken the store recently occupied by Frank
L I'm 4 Spery, thu subscribers would respectfully
invite the a,ien, ri the Ladies' and the public gene
rally, 10 their staek of
BO.N.NE1'S, RIBO.N.S and FIGHTERS,
witch will be opened Ell Friday morning. (the l2th
May Those wishing To buy will find II Ia their al
vantage 10 call beiuo going elsewhere. feeling
sured in,n, long experience and strict attention 10
business, that Bonneis out OF this establishments
cannot BE- surpassed IN style. durability and dressing
all being carefully scleried by ourselves this market
especially We deem II unnecessary Ia publish cat
alogne. II You want pretty, durable and cheap bun
nets call and examine Tor yourselves.
MIR \ MRS. lIENlNG
May II
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.slHNNLSo
e. 1.-THE LYNCHBURd VIRGINIAN.

n psbii'hed semeeekiy fsrery .hondry and Thosday
sf ROW Dollars r.si,e i's No sub
ss.ipsn cH be rsesirei time than months
cad papar ,eiR be discontinued (ereep s discretion
~ fhs Editors,) nniit all a,redrases paid.
9r .aDrERTiSE.ME.>'7's eserfed at 80 cents pc,
,smsse ,fess,) for the sf Nse,on and ia eeafs for
sroy i, ;quenf insertion.
:, hFs@ .fprER1ISER IS required to note, his
IT. ho,s long he icisi,es hs inserted
Advertisement, not SO noted ,s be inserted III It's
continuance BE ordered
FOR YEARLY .7Dp,ERTTSLN1 the terms are for
Me- sriu.ss Of t,oo sqaes $40 for squore, $50 for
50 are, inner form, $50
~ JOB pRLN'rLN1; ereeafed aeat,y and eroe dtous-
y aud on easonaJic terms.
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GE.V'TLE.Ng.y"S WEIR.

CLorus--Snpcr aud extra super Patent s,1,o,k, new
style blue, wool black, nyIs Die green. summer
green, brown, brlrzr. olive, OAird. Cadet and
steel mkt, al all prices s. aud upw ards.
CAssMERrs--A large and splendid stock of super wol
black and all The latest styles. in fancy coors-sf
London, Paris and American makes.
JUST IN RECEIPT,
3 cases Bonnrls and beautiful, from - cts up.
| 9 GENTS. Lcshorn Hats. fashionable styles
M'sSe, BoNSErs, sira" gimp, plan straw and
Florence braid
! case Boys Palm Has
W reaths, III very great variety. same splendid
Face Flowers, from ~ cents pair Ia the finest
farasois and Umbrellas IN great variety handsome
mourning
MOUSE. DE LANES.
II cartoons Mouse DE LANES and beautiful styles
al ~ cents. per yd. making n handsome dress 10
cost only 81 -. Come and Tor yourselves
cartoons super NJ msc De I.ane, all wool, beautiful
styles, al 81 ccnts per sd. such as ore selling IN
the market AT G2i 10 - cents.
SILKS AND LAWNS.
Fonam Silks, lev patterns left of the genuine india
Sl,ks.
Gace Sllk a new and Splendid Article
Striped Pekm SILK. entire and extra rich article
Striped an1 Plaid Summer Silks, rich and handsome.
O24 cents.
Balzariue aud Orsande Lawn dark fashionable colours
and beautiful goods
Handsome Oaandie Lawn al III cents per yd. nearly
yat' ide certainly the cheapest goods ever Of
tered in this market
LINENS AND LINEN DRILLS.
Linen DnIl;nes, Bear Duak Diagonal Drills aud
PLAIN Diagonal Drills al all prices
Table and Bed Linens, all kinds and prices, amongst
which In be found Barnsey's best shectlng
and coorpd bordricd ! ~ pirres
We invite friends aud the public generally 10 cal
and examine for themselves. Terms Cas- h only.
RlCARDS RYAN & Co.
next door to Bryant \ NoungS, up Main street.
Is we expect 10 receive IN few days some beautiful
Bazainrs, te. snd beautiful Article iof Ladies dfcs
StS
Jnrc } is
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MAY 20
WILLIAM ~. rs " 6DEE..V

Id FSPECTFIIIl offers his services 10 his friends
\ q and the public as a Commission Merchant, tor the
sale Of Tobacco. FLnf, Wheat, and other articles Of
produce usually brought to his market. He promises
strict attention 10 the interest Of those enrusiinG him
with their produce lie deems IL unnecessary say more
he is generally knnwn 10 the planters visiting this
market His charge iof selling l4baeco viii BE 81 els per
hl.shead.
June II Is
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Valuable PROPERTY for sale.

DY virtue Of iced OF Trust, executed to me BY
40 James Puts, for purposes therein sci forth, and
duly recorded in The Clerk office oi tlsyyanla
n.y. shall The Slh day Of July next, at tho tavern
house Of join c Ward, (near Wards Bfi'geJ proceed
10 SELL by way of public auction, TO the highest bidder
lar cash. the f'nwng property, In Wi; One Tract
or parcel Of LAND lying in Pitsylyan county
containing So acres; other LOT, oi the same SIZE
Adjoining the above naned and two other tracts,
tanning together G17 res This Land all lies togeh
r. and IS he same On which the said James Pins
resides. Tie improvements are two comfortable dwell
nn houses and the out houses, and first rate
SAW AND GilSr Mill. now In full operation. and
In good nciglborho1d both Tor saving and grinding.
] shall also sell, At the same time and pace, likely
and valuable young NEGRO MAN, and sci of Black
smiths Tools or 81 mnch Of eaia property will be-
sufficient to answer tie purposes ~ which the deed
yas gwen and and charges OF carrying The IN
to effect
The tile to the above nr,pory is believed To be per
tcclly good. pu shall cunvey 10 purchasers such onl
as is vested IN me by the deed aforesaid.
WILLIAM w. WARD, Trustee.
/ jane 10 tSJnly
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viz. sPAIslsii. BALE,

NOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, that | shall
4 Monday, The 7th day Of August text, al the
tavern house OF Rch'h VI. 1aliacrn, IN Rocky Mount.
Franklin County. Va take the deposition, d l. \.
Wincdeld &c 10 he read as evidence The trial Ola
suit, depending IN the County Court ii Franklin.
IN which am plaintiff nd you &c. defendants. II
from any cause said dcp,stons should b. com lrcd
that day they will be continued from day 10 day
until completed SAMUEL HALE.
Inn. m
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I WILL give the highest cash prices for green and
dry Hides delivered at the Market Ioise
Sole aud Upper Leather will be given in exchange.
II preferred Hides will be tanned OF shares and deliver
cd at the Market house when tanned All work war.
an'od. W. l.. FAIR.
Nov.
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NEW BALTIMORE CASH STORE,
NOU OPENING IN l.NCIIBLRG
Goods nj the lowest ". York. Fh1la-
dcsphia and Baltimore prices.
RIC.gKDS. KY..y' ~ 60.


Join Il. REGARDS 4 Co.. Of Baltimore, Import
~ ers and Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods aud
WILLIAM ii RYAN, have associated themselves
under the firm ut
! a ID s. X \ Il " s. Co
for the purpose OF conducting wholesale aud retail Dry
Gouds business IN this place.
With lng experience III business and every facility
both in his country and in Europe. for obtaining their
supplies al The lowest possible prices and being in
slant attendance, the .iriions baltimore il is their
intention 10 sell NJ The res prices Of the EASTERN cities
With The cost oi carriage only additional; enable ihrm
10 carry oui he,r Intentions good faith they will be
compelled 10 sell for CASH ONLY
They commence this business with stock ENTIRELY
Fresh and NEW all selected with great care for this
market, entirely from auction purchases made within the
iasi Hree reehs aud from their recent ,oriafins
her assortment Nj" be found comprise every ware
" OF desirable and srasanablr Dry Goas both Staple
and Fancy and they Will bc receiving weekly additions
Ia their sdpply from their lblnir partners
Particular attention has been bestowed the splpc
tl"n III toifIs tnssnlcrcs aud all The latest styles ri
summer wear for genenen--als, IN silks, Mnslins
Lawns &C. &c. ot Tho very latest inprtatious, for In
dts wear Bonhets. great variety Vi newest shapes.
al every prlce--a few tmazns.
They respectfully solicit examination of their stock,
,l,i inn t,,T Il.,,i,
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Lard Lamps.

A'E have Just received additional supply Of
w l. \ II ID l. A Nj )
embracing every variety
JOSEPH ID. EVANS & Gu.
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a / so.

Qaiik's Cassada Oil tur tho Hair, This oll sands
higher in the estimation ri the public generally. than
any other oil ,,se
JOSEPH ID. EVANS s ca.
juno i
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TRliNT SAi.E.

A GREF.A,Ii 10 tho provisions Of decd oi trust.
IA executed io tip subsequently, Abner Snow, which
Is duly recorded IN the Clerks Office of the county
court Of Campbell county tr purposes therein mention
I'd, shall prcocd 10 sell to the highest bidder for cash
at The town oi l.assville in Campbell county, on Saur
day the ln, day at July neAt. the following property 10
Wi; all ii his the sad Snow's right title aud interest
both real aud prrsona in ic dower estate al present in
possession If his mtuhcr Polly Snow; also twp mems
saddles, one wnnans saddle bridies ihree SETS III
plough geer with the br!des and iackands three sy
81 pon1hs. three cnllers. three pole axes ilfee swim
gle trees ati citvsfs s,A milling hoes and brreeh
ing; asp, all The said SHOWS right. iie inircs, and
claim in right ut his Wiz the dover property consis
tiny o Slaves at present IN possession OF Eliz,eih \
Brown. The title 10 HE ahive property s believed II,
he good but the subscriber will convey such title only as
Is vested liz hun trustee.
BlRWELL LEE, Trustee
june % 2,v
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L.fEEHK.l ssIA'FI1S1 ~.

IN BAGS Of I.agnra Coffee. jus, receive ed from
cV Ptadelphia, which can recommend "a. frs.
rate lmIy article.
Call quick, a, Phelps's Auction House. IL ynu want
good Coffee. CHARLES PHELPS
May Is !.
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Essence of Yn4r,

NE have lust received a small consignment of
W QUIkK'S ESSENCE OF TYRE;
used ior changing the colour OF the hair To dark brown
, or black
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FOR SALE.

4 PAIR Of Fine Northern Horses. good tsn;.eps. s.
N aid years old, warranted sound. s.d will 10
sold low for cash.
ALSO =.
fine new Sulkey and lissasss Appys,
NJ. TALBOT
May % u