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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-23
Rer. THOMAS BRoW.N. a. NJ. Priaclt

Rer. THOMAS BROCN, a. NJ, Priacipal
HNIIE SUBSCRIBER having accepted the appoint
L mcnt as Principal OF New London Academy. would
respectfully present 10 the public It's claims
patronage. The experience OF several years
structor IN Western Virginia, has produced deep aud
settled conviction that with an Institution situated IN
the centre Of small village. ii is almost beyond the
reach ei possibility, To tram the Youthful mind nlecc
tual habits and tie heart to yrtuous principles. The
temptations 10 wee aud ndolcnce many and po
tent, that the must unweacd efforts 81 ae Instructor
make the accurate scholar, the refined elevated aud
virnous YOUTH will frequently prove abortive. Tue
tired location of New London Academy Is, is believed
ut East partial remedy Tor this eyil.-Prcscnng
thing to withdraw the mind from the steady aud sober
pursuit. OF know ledge To allure the heart OF
forbidden pleasure Remarkably healthy and afford
ing every advantage essential to comfort and happiness
The Academy Is new and elegant building. erected
within the last three years, IN which the convenience OF
both teachers and pupils has been ecctua, secured
Being situated II miles from l.ynrhhurg. on the great
stage routeir Richmond b he remote West, II affords
the utm Isl facility OF access.
Students from dlsiauce expected 10 board with
the Principal To form part of his family and be sub
Jcct To its wholesome rrsulsons;-and he holds himself
pledged, to promote IN every way, their health and ply
steal comfort IN watch over their manners and habits,
cherish their moral and religious interests, lead them
10 think and reason, aud 10 inspire them with love for
intellectual pursuits aud pleasures. TIE NV feSta-
ment will he text book Portions of IT will be read
daily; its fund mental truths incucaed; and such lee
will be. occasionally, delivered, as may best Illus
trate its great design. .H denom'adi'oao! pecnAmHtS
nWbc carefully aroided.
The dis pInc Of the School Will be mild and parental,
but effective While the Principal will exact all occa
sions Implicit obedience, he WILL ai the time, en-
coutaee his pupils consider him their friend, well
their guide, and all his requirements having reit1
ence Gully 10 their own ultimate good. lhcy VIII be al
low ed 10 rrm associations but Of high aud horora
bic character All contention, anlnosltlos, and prtane
swearir. Wilt strictly prohibited Every one will be
required To dsin uish himself AT all times by noble
digniiicd and gcntlemanly department. No incident
and vicious youth will be retained ~ The Institution.
The subscriber will aim Ia NAH Fdncaon what It
ought to be, thorough, comprehensive, atd Practical
By patient aud careful instruction, 10 develop, strength
t and polish in just proportion the entire nature OF the
pupIIe convey ideas To the youthful mind along with
elementary slt Is Of language and the of pronnneia
tim,;-ro cxprud lis energies lhiags that impor
aud useful Care will be taken not 10 burden and
torture the memory while the Judgment is left uneul
vapd Spuc,I ,trujou will he In the Fnplisll
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"THE LVNCHBuRG VIRGINIAN,'

II IT II u Z " 2 II % I0U NuI Y 7 Il N,
- published ss1,ieeekly (epcry Monday and Tusday)
at -Four Dollars payable IN adrance. No s,a
ssspttan ,e be reeered shorter time than, SIR months
and pope, ,eH be discontinued (ercct at The discretion
u the Editors,) until all arTenayes pad.
a. .3DJ ERTTS EiTE.NI'S inserted at 50 cents pc,
square Tor css) for The first i'.sc'on and 3ia cents 70,
,pery subsequent insertion.
EVERY .4DpER7ISER IS required TO note on his
manuscript hor long he rirs ms advertisement inserted
an ADVERTISEMENT not so o,ed, ir be Inserted m its DIS
continuance be ordered.
FOR rE.7RI.Y .iDrERTIsLNC the terms are for
tbs priress Of f,eo square, SO for square, s2j for
squire. inner fern, S35
~ JOB PRLNTLNI ereched neatly and expeditions
u and on reasonable terms.
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TO YRxE KpTRsEE(.

TNIIF undersigned BARRIERS oi the Town of Lynch
l. burg taking lhlo consideration tie hardness o
the times, have determined 10 reduce their prices fol
lows:
For Shaving 6. cents,
Trimming Hair ~.
We tender our grateful acknowledgements to the
public for tie very kd and liberal patronage extend
ed to u.s. and hope receive dcteff'inei to
merit a continuance Of the same.
A. PRIDE s. SON
TliOS. q. GLADMAN.
janlo is
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DY virtue OF a Deed Of Trust, executed TO me by
ID Samuel Branch. for the beef OF certain creditors
therein mentioned, dated the Doth day of March, 1872
aud Of record in the Clerks Office Of Campbell county
shall SELL at public auction. for cash. on Tuesday the
seventh day OF March lS43, at Nathan Spencer's MIL
Falling River. in the county of Campbell, all the in
crest of the said Samuel Branch both at law and in p
guilty. in the following NEGROES, to wit: Peter An
ma. Celia. Glenn and Gillian. her two children. Spencer
and Sylvia which said Negfoes are now in the pos
session of Robert X Watkins Acting as Trustee, |
shall convey OILY such neres, To tie purchaser as is vest
ed in me b. said deed. WILLIAM ID. BRANCH,
Trustee
Feb I'M
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C.fSR For HIDES.

4 WILL give the highest cash prices for green ant.
n d,1, Hides delivered 1t TIE Market House.
Sole and Upper Leather Will be- gwen IN exchange
if preferred. HIDES viii be tanned aares aud deliver
ed al The Market house when tanned All work war
rantcd. W. l.. FAIR
Nov. 9
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NO Y'EdE.

y conformity with the decree of the Circuit superior
4 Court OF Law and Chancery for the county oil Mel
sun pronounced upon the 9Th Of Ocober 1912, in the
case OF George Vaughn, jr., yc George II. Mitchell
and others aud like decree in the case OF Floyd
l.. Whitehead George II. Mitchell aud others; aud
by virtue of deed If trust executed by said Mitchell To
the subscriber bearing date the sill day of May lo4l ;
the undersigned the trustee in said deed, will upon the
iUlh day OF March next upon the premises. in the cou
tv of Nelson, situated upon the road leading from
Lovin.stun Lynchburg, and about four miles from
the former place. sell 10 the highest biddet for cash,
the lot Or parcel of Land, upon which said Mitchell now
lives together with the parcel OF Land the
same. purchased by him OF William Bib, The two
parcels containing about 10 acres. The Land Is valua
bic every respect. and the Lot is highly improved as
TAVERN, Store. &c, 1t is in desirable situation.
S. CLAIBORNE, Trustee
and Commissioner
Dec 90 ZION
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'EESl ST SSg.E,..

AZ pursuance of Deed OF Trust executed by James
hlltlugun, and caring date lhc 10Th Aaaus, p.
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office of the County
Court OF Bedford snail, the premises, aud nov the
residence of said Whittugon, proceed to sci Tor cash
10 the highest bidder on Wednesday, the 10Th March
next. all that Tract or Parcel OF and. ly-
lng aud being in the County of Bedford the North
side ri the I.ynchhurq and Blue Ridge Turnpike, al
dining the Lands OF Ptrcval. Crallc and John " hit
nneion. S,'ur.. containing Fol RTEEN OR flf-
TEEN ACRES, more or less Also. the following
personal properly to wit: t"e Horses. two horse
Wagon and Harness. two Feather Beds aud Furn'urcs
one Corn s one large and two small Plousts Cary
Plough Two Pots and two Ovens The property will
positively be sold without reserve The undersigned
will convey such title as he holds trustee, which he
believes IS unqucsllonable.
JNO. WIlITTINGTON. Iunr.
Fen. i t5Ma
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Y. e w I = sscrr y T.
S.VEEfD.V'S' W. EsFs.H.V'd ~,

III As opened a SCIiOOL on the lands Of Mr. Henry
"A > langhone, IN the county Of Amherst. about one
mile from the lyncbnra Bridge. In this School will
be taught all the branches usual IN the best regulated \
cadrues His cXcrtons do justice IL his pupls will
Eo hopes, oniltle him To the patronage OF the public
Iuilion fee ior session OF ten months SIS.
Ech
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Joseph ~. Exams ~ To-.
IMPORTERS OF
CHINA. GLASS AND
T. - IL II ~ Nv WI X Z,

NM II wish 10 direct the attention OF COUNTRY
w MERCHANTS to the above card. They will
md 81 this establishment article IN the line suta
Bile Tor country Sales aud OF the newest patterns and
style.
We still pledge ourselves to sell Al the Richmond
wholesale prices.
We hope that those merchants who 90 through this
place. on Their way the North Echinpnd will
sail aud examine our prices and terms: IT they Will do
50, we feel confident Of securing their custom.
JOSEPH II. EVANS & Co.
Feb 4 IA
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HE'EStL.

HEREBY caution all persons from hunting, fishing
4 trespassing mq lands as | shall enforce the
law against all such. am driven 10 this notice, by
constant and repeated lhures To my iatr and shall
act the penalty Of every offender.
TiIOS. II. SCOTT
Feb. l3 4w
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NOTICE.

4VVNu =.
Nkl RSI' ANT To n decree Of Bedford County Court
u pronounced nj January Term, lsl3. SHALL on
next court day. February 27lh in font oil the courthouse
oi said county, sell 10 The highest bidder. credit ol
II months. the following SLAVES belonging 10 the
late of Robert NJ Walker. deed. VIZ: ANTHONY Sally
aud her child. Martha, aged or months, and Sooky
Of purchasers 5eloTo the property Is dehycft'.
JAS. A. WALKER, Com.
Feb 4 Sw
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NOTICE.

TENlF. undersigned will hereafter carry the Carpcn
i ers Business in all iis various branches aud respect
fully solicsa share patronage lie keepa gen.
era of Timber at his fathers shop for the pre-
scut, and at his sooA rs he can provide one.
GEORGE q. CURLE.
JAN l2 Is
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with its appurcnanccs, situated an the County OF Cam
bell, short distance below the town Of Iynchhura.
known by the name of Chesnnl llill, ling the
which the late Robert Adams resided, the time OF his
Lea th and cunia nlnn
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IWiNNb;e EscUi Estate
At Al a. - a u

DCRSUANT to the povisiuns OF decree Of the
Il County [ ourt OF Campbell, pronounced at the last
term thereof, in The Of Adams and others against
Adsms and others, therein depending. the UNDERSIGNED
23d day Of March, 1913. a tie tfHIls,s expose t.
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CASH FOR WHEAT.

CASH FOR WHEAT.
WYE wish to purchase 10000 BUSHELS MER-
w CHARITABLE WHEAT, lot which we will
pay the highest market price.
Farmers will do well To give call before they dis
pose Of their crops. LEE, AUSTIN s. Co,
On the Basin.
Feb Q Is
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NEEMOIR of the Life OF tie RI. Rev'd. Richard
NH Claiming Moore, D. D., by J. ?. X. Henshaw
ID. d.. for sale by PAYNE, GREGORY co.
Jan % Is
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OFFICE.

ENlIE Carpenters Business, in lis various branches,
q will be carried on by the subscriber at the Shop
ormerly occupied by George G.. Curle \ Co lie re
specially sullcs the patronage OF the public.
ARMISTEAD LONG.
In ID
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* CuANerRy. ~

The defendant, William II. G, foney. having entered
his appearance and gwen security according the net III
Assembly mud the rules Of his rpnrt. md Il appearing by
satisfactory evidence TIM he j. nlalnn If this
monwunh, .-rirrod that the said defendant do sppsnr
here The fy day o the ,pf term of said court nnd
ha bill oihe plaintiffs mud thai copy 0tIhis order
ha forthwith inserted IN rspnlrr, printed in the
Of lynehbnrg ion months Aueeessively aud pnsird NJ
The hon door OF tie cpurlhonsc OF this county, so,ss
souu dry. A rnpy,-- Te-Ic
JNo. d. ALEXANDER, elk.
Feb. IL w2m
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.y'O TECE.

.S'OTECE.
obedience t. decree Of the Circuit Superior Court
Il Of Law and Chancery for the county Of Amherst pro-
nounced upon the Sd day Of September. 1872 in the
case of William Ray against Dabncy G. Ray and Mich
elias Waugh, the undersigned appointed commissioner
for that PURPOSE will upon the 9TH day of March next
upon the premises. sell 10 the highest bidder. for cash,
Eifiy acres Of Land;
being the Land In the possession Of said Waugh and
purchased by him Of Dahpcy G.. Ray. and by him Of
The plaintiff situated IN the negibourhood of Waughs
Ferry. county of Amhefs and which is devised to be
s' to raise the residue Of the purchase money due from
Dabney e. Ray To the plaintiff
GEO. w CHRISTIAN, d. S. for
Nelson Crawf,rd, Shift. of Amers county.
Feb IS tl1M
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II EFOFfSI .g.V'D LOT,

situated on Main SECOND street. and Seventh alley in
the town m Isnchhutg. continuing 100 feet front on
The said street and running back 81 feet it being the
same lot which conveyed Ia the said Robert Adams
by James {. Norman and Jane his wife by deed bear
ihc dab, on the 9TH day Of Nav 1870 and OF record in
the Corporaon Court III Lyuclbur.. There this
Ia, q, latyp and cllpnudiuus
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lsJ0 E-o .aszs-. IS,
moro or less.


And ihr day nrx allowing. to wit: on the 9th
day Of March, 1913. the commissioners viii III
pursuance Of the decree, eSpsc sale by way Of
public auction, on the PREMISES
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Y iryissinf

T rules held IN the clerks Office of The cirrii .t
"a OF law and chnncerv holden IN Hu ,f the ut
ot tnnp,rl the 6ih day Of Frlumeis, 1915.
samuel u. White and iiinm T. Sinnh. late mrrc hnns
aud partners, hndng undvr the slye aud firm Of White h
Smhh, fian,id.,
Hguind
W,tam r. G. rbney md William = Minton,
Def .ndants.
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kSIEN&SXG VOTIT1aT17Hs' I71d9d0t aHu c0TIVtHItII
part Vi the Town
AT the time a'il place las, nen ionca the
inissoncrs IN virtue OF the Decree will sell, by
private contract two NEGRO WOMEN SLAVES
named Suky and Ninnry.
TERMS AND coNnITioss OF SALE.
The real estate will he sold r credit of one and iwo
years. fur equal portions Of tie purchase mnne,, Which
must be- secured ~ hutds. with good personal security
and deeds uf trust upon the property itself.
Tn, Slaves " III ne sold credit ct Twelve months
the purchase money be secured by bouds, with good
prrsnal sc urliy
Acting as Commissioners. the undersigned will only
eonv,y such nth. vested ia them. which they
are aulht riyrd Ia convey by ia, decree aforesaid.
JOEL. T. ADAM'. : co,,..;....no.s
JOHN l.. ADAMS, s 20
Feb, % t2IMh
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Wl;l.I.ING HOUSE,

GSlEca Well OF good Water, and other i'm
M&a HIM provements. and it is situated in a most
ssa9 Essk<xs5 commanding, pleasant and convenient
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IN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan

eelior-in pursuance OF decretai OF this coar
VIII be sold al public auction the direction c the sub
scrber one OF the Masters thereof by James Bleecker
sons a1ctoneefs at e Mercap,s Exchange, in the City
OF ork, on the I'd day of March next al y o'clock,
noon, OF that day:
Ali those certain ten lots, pieces parcels Of lard stu
ate, lying and being in the Twelfth Ward OF the City Of
New on the southeriy side Oh strses 10 be laid OUT
called Twenty Seventh together With The land 'front.'
ing the said lots TO the centre OF The said street, and which
SAID lots known and distinguished upon map OF the
estate sf Thomas B. Clarke flied in the office Of the Regis
Ter III and and or the City and County sf NewYosk by
the numbers 5G9 three hundred and eight 3G9 three hus
drdc and mae Sle three hundred and ten m three bua.
dred and eleven 1912 three hundred ard eve three
hundre and thrieen $40 three hundred and to1Ytetn
S5 three hundred and hftee S6l three hundred and SIX
teen 5l7 three hundred ad SEVENTEEN which SAID pren
SEES embraced IN the following boundaries TO wit BE.
ginning at point n The centre Of Twenty Sevenhsree
Three hundred fet westerly from The es, line of Ninth
avenue heaee on westerly along The centre Of
TWO hundred and fly feet; thence
en- iire at rshr angles To TwentySsvent street 10 the
centre OF the block between Twenty and Twenty
sx1h sreet thence easerty along line through
ire Of ssid block Two hundred and y feet; thence north
isi WILLIAM February Tub
DR. lIylsssgos, ". Solicitor, "a 2Awlas
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From aratan,s Mags zine for hafeh.
ore Ry w. n. BURLEIGa.

JHvARn soft voice rnur.nur - nLIoRE
So sweet name, rne,hough,, should be tor one
Whose very presence is benlzen ~ core
uoee $50 49,, Ioss versed in sorrows lore
Win thou Sht of love--for one in whsm are bient
wh;,e cbastiry. and pity, meek content,
Diy;nest charity hope. faith, and more
OF heavenly essences than may be KEEP.
In earthly vessels by the rude winds swept
OF pride or passion. Lovely names should pc
For loveliest na,ures-and 'twe'e most uh'hees
That one whose life rave ont no music sweet
Should wear title born of harmony!
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THO ACADEMIES and Private FAM
Il nes.-NIade. de ST REMY, Portrait and Miniature
Painter, professor OF Painting. Drawing and the French
Language sely arrived in this City has The honor 70
Sides opened classes Tor Drawing and fantirg eleven
till two Wednesdays and SatuFl,ys and from three TIL
five, Tuesdays and Fridays far French. Both the
moderate terms. For particulars. Apply at No. II Amily
street. a few doors West of Broadway. $50 2aw lm'
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4 pERKINS' CARDS, Enameled and

4 EEhNIINO ChItUD, CHdIHtIItU dHU
4 Pearl Surisce-Prin;ers Engrayers Booksellers and
equal TO these Tor quality and pnes. Great improve
have made in these Cards within short time
and The Ensmacd Cards warranted superior for
Copperplac Printing Style Writing and Letter Press Print
:ng aod beautiful article foT Address and Visiting
Cards, being Of clear white complexion, and smooth
CLASSY surface The Pearl Surface Card, for business
card for usual purposes the best in they mil
surpassed BY any other in point of quality and warrant
ed print well in every respect, to bear strong body CT
ink from large type and all 10 work equally we'll They
are sold prices cheaper than other cards of inferior quail
ity Scales OF sizes and prices given to any who wish
ther1 and the cTds for sale wholesale retail by the
manufacturers agent. JOHN ALLEN,
dis 2aw3n, f39 NasSau.S,rrrt
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GEAL OIL-l80v gals. winrer-bIeaehed
~ Seal on sas sais low for cash by
!s p. p. RDDg, o. Old SIP,
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COOK POTs.-25 small size Cook
W Pots, suitable fer whaling veasls e. sale BIZ
Sim r. r, EDDY, a CID Gaa
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IN CHANGER Y.-Before the Chance

IN CHANGER Y.-BefOre the ChanceI
a lor.-In tie matter OF the Hope Insurance Company
In pursuance OF order OF this Court made in the above
emitted will be sold al Public Auction, by Halliday
Jenkins Aucl!oneers, the Merchants Exchaage in the
Ciy OF hewYork the 10Th Gay Of February next at L
O'clock, noon, on that day
All the right tile and interest OF The Trustees of the said
Company the certificate OF award the Commissioner
appointed under the Of Congress- passed 7 day of
June 1885, entitled An Act carry RIO effect The Con-
vsnon between the United add Spainp concluded
al Madrid The 18th OF February, l324-by which said
certificate awarded the Trustees Hope Insu-
rance Company-claiaans entitled TO indemnify said
Convention The sum Of wectyone thousand hundred
and slxty-n dollars and ninety cents (S2l, l69 90)
And notice hereby gven in pursuance OF Tie order of
the SAID Court that alter making auch SALE the said Trus
tees will proceed 10 make distribution of the proceeds OF
such sale, together with The already in their hands
among such VI the Siocki .rs were holders OF he
stock OF The said Hope Insurance Company at the time OF
the making OF the last dividend said stock and in
Case any OF those who lime stochho ders n
SAID insurance Compan; have since sold parted with
cher interest in said STOCK in ignorance OF their rights as
or OF the value OF stock under the above
meuilsned treaty or convention and the award Of laid
Commissioner that they their legal Representatives
may apply 10 this Court Tor order directing said Trus-
10 pay over - such stockholders or their heirs or
gal representatives their pfopoonate part Of said crd
. or The proceeds thereoED -
Terms, cash ON the day of sale when tie transfer
made. JOHN y TRACY Solic,or
iSa SwDt Is MerrIans Enchanr.
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HAVE YOU A COUGH do not
ITAVE YOU EVER TRIED iT?-If

10 I'VE YOU EVER TRIED IT'LL
d Il not, do not delay another day, but send immediate
b; you have bsen of the and prudent asd al
ready bought bottle, the question is seed-you have re-
covered your hearing s ARPAS OIL FOR DEAF.
NESS fails lii the only medicine that will cure.
Thousands Of deaf persons will give their testimony is its
favor The beauty OF the thing is thai cures you without
producing any pain.
Prepared by DR. q. ELL, and is sold on agency Dr.
o. ia De's Office, No. 505 Broadway, New York Price,
So bottle. { 10 lmh
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WAR WAR The Wig

M an w ifit w y - luc WE
w Makers have declared hosli ties gaint ourneigh
boz. DIR. JAYNE account OF his HAIR TONIC, which
is Knocking all business into cooked hat Ladies
and gentlemen, Oil ynuag. docking the Doctoss
standard Heads long Invested oil The first rutments
NJ hair after using his Hair Tonic appear With
and lowing locks, which Absa!om himself might have
We'd. Beardless boys with large anu bushy
nhiskers; anu ade, smile again through ther
rngetS, beautiful and bewisching than ever Bald
heads dohng their wigs, ard throwing them To the
they behold the demolition of their business What will be
the consequence OF this know not, as the wiggies
outrageous and the Doctor remains firm, and declares
that SOME Thugs be well others and that
Bald HeaGs may well their hair the hair OF
others. Weekly Messenger.
York and 20 South Tbird-surst, Philadelphia
Price 81 per bottle 6 bottles TOR IS. { 10 im*
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nor 8 LEA Daguerreotype Appa-
Il ratus complete, with cases Gc, win be sold cheap
for cash, or exchanged Paints and OIL Inquire sos
Broadway. TIA !wS
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IA TO LET-The spacious Store, No.
II Divson.suee,, running through to Eas, Broad
way Is feet by l4 now occupied as Carpet WaIeiccs
fronting on Division street, large room suitable
school room, and possession given Immediately On hea
floor also fronting on DvisionsL large room adap1
and now occupied school, raorp possession ON the III
May For further particulars enquire o ThomTss
Company, Nos Spruce ST. or Charles HickSsn eptn
Geo I'M