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rEMALE SEMINARY


g Intelligence and Piety throw use brightest sun
SHINE ooer me dteeings of picafe lVe, and these are
me results Or FEMALE EpucATtoN."
Inc Subscribers respectfully announce TO their
friends aud the public that this institution Will be
reopened for the reception of Boarding and Day
Scholars on the LIST of October. Their rooms are
now undergoing such alterations AMI repairs as
will render them perfectly comfortable at all sea
sons. The course of instruction will embrace, as
heretofore, all the branches of thorough English
Education,. including Mathematics, with the An
cient and Modern Languages, Music, Drawing,
and Painting in Oil, Fresco, and Water Colours,
Fancy Needle Work, &c.
Acy- FRENCH LANGUAoE--this branch of study be-
ing now universally adopted part of the regu
lar course of instruction il every well organized
Seminary. The Principal takes this opportunity
to inform her patrons and friends that she has made
it one of the regular studies in this Institution
Tho pau OF Instruction is the popular oral and
IPrilten system of the celebrated MANEscA which
when diligently pursued for limited time, she
pledges herself will enable the pupils not only TO
write ard translate the Language cor rect!y, bu,
speak it with flurncy.
TERMS OF TUITION:
PER SESSION FIVE MONTHS.
For English Branches from s. i0tu s. Is per Session
Ancient and Modern Languages $40 do
Ora awning and Painting from 5 to ssS do
Music 3 10 per Quarter
Tuition in the English branches, Music, Board
&C., in the family of the Principal for SIS per Scs.
sion. ANN p. YOUNG, Principal.
v. TOWN, Associate.
Sap
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WOMEN AND LADIEs.-Some who prefers
the good old Saxon word woman says, that Z" 100
man is the last most perfect work Of God. ladies
are the productions of slkw,rms, mGners. and
dressing maidsn
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HOTEL. bv IsAAo Us.

VXTASHINGTON HOTEL, by Isaac Es-
having become the Proprietor of this Establish
ment, situated High street, just at the point
where the Baltimore Boats and Rail Road Cars dis
charge and take up their Passengers, would re-
spectiuIly call the attention of Travellers and gen.
ticmen from the country to the favorable locality
and pledges himself to do every thing in his power
to make those who may patronize him comfortable
and pleasant Sep 6-3t
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GREAT IMPRoy ENIENT!-.co LoRED

HREAT IMPROV NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
" DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS.-J. H.
WHIFEHURSr has the pleasure to announce to
the Ladies and Gentlemen of Norfolk and Ports
mouth, that he has again returned and is prepared
TO serve all who may favor him with their patron
age.
Pictures taken in the most beautiful and per-
feet style of the Art put UP in elegant Cases at
very moderate cost, equally well in clear, cloudy
and even IN stormy weather, and warranted not 10
10 call and examine his specimens, whether they
sit or not He IL assured, from the liberal patron
age which he has received, in both Northern and
southern Cities, that he will be able give entire
satisfaction. See Rooms Corner Of Main and Tai
bert SITS, over Dorney's Dry Goods Store, Norfolk
Tor short time only. Also l70a Main street, oppo-
site the Banks in Richmond. Aug 20-tf.
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VIRGINIA LITERABY, SCIENTIFIC
AND MILITARY ACADEMY.--rhe Fall
Session of this Institution will commence on MON
DAY, the Sth of September next, under the direc.
ton of the present able and successful Professors
Major S. WHEELER and Mr.. N. b. WEBSTER.
Terms, Course of Instruction, &c, &c same as
heretofore. JOHN HODGES,
July 80 President of Board of Trustees.
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an MONDAY NIGHT at the Masonic Fl

an MONDAY NIGHT at the Masonic Hall,
" Madame DE BONNEVILLE will deliver public
Lecture on the different bran hes Of MAGNETISM.
Prof. DE BoSNENILLE will illustrate the Lecture
by the most astonishing and facinating Expert.
ments made upon Ladies and Gentlemen, residents
of Portsmouth
Tickets 25 Ccnt5--to be had only at the Door
To begin at half past O'Clock. Sep 6
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The inventor most respectfully solicits the atten
ton of the.hohility, grntry and the public, to make
trial of his celebrated herbaceous compound, pledg
ing himself to the efficacy and certain relief to the
sufferer. The reader will remember some of the
greatest events have been accomplished by The most
simple causes. This Snuff removes diseases with
the Lachrymal duct, the membrance Of
which is indeed continue ton of the pituitary ex.
pansion within the nostrils 1t has received the
anction of the most exalted and scientific person.
gcs of the age The gigantic balance, the press
has eulogized this delightful compound of Herbs
thalmia, inflammation, Nervous Headache Deafness
and other diseases to which those delicate organs
the Eye and Ear subjected, too numerous
for the limits of this bill. This snuff when taken
frequently strengthens the nerves of the head and
removes Instructions from the Eyes. Look to the
inventors signature with the above royal patron
age on each canister, from England. Just received
and for sale by
Sep4 g. HALL & CO.
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MORSE'S GEOGRAPHY, for the use Of
I'VE Scbools--illustratrd with more than fifty Ce
geographic Maps, and numerous Wood Cut Engra
wings. Price 90 cents. For sale by
z Sep HODGES & co.
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THE NEW YORK CONTRIBUTION
SHIP FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. 81. IVaH street. .Ne,r York
tAs CADIINAI, Gonn OOOt

Insures Buildings in general, erchandse, House
hold Furniture, Ships and their cargocs, Tin port
only Ships or Vessels being built repaired,
and every description of Personal Property,
fire in New York, and still have ample capital
to afford security to all its customers
at the lowest rates of premi un in Portsmouth, Nor
folk and the surrounding Country. Please give
me call before iusuring elsewhere.
Applica tons by letter, (post- paid,) giving de-
scription of property, &C., Sc. promptly attended
to by GEORGE Nj. Balm,
Portsmouth, Aug 81 Agent.
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TRUST SALE OF REAL AND PER-
Il SONAL DISQUALIFICATION TO n Decd of

TRUST SALE OF REAL AND PER-
A SONAL ESTATE.-Pursuaut to q Deed of
Trust, executed by John Hope and Eliza A. his
wife, dated on the 18th day OF July, in the year
1910, and of record in the Clerks Office of Norfolk
County Court, Tor the purposes mentioned in the said
Deed, will b. sold at public auction for cash before
the Court House of Norfolk County, ON MONDAY
the 10Th day OF September next at o'clock, the
following Real and Personal Estate to wit:
One Tract of Land Mount Pleasant, contain
ing hundred and forty acres more or less ad
joining the lands Of Jesse ID. Skies and Thos Muir
den
One Tract of Land on the Elbow Road in the Pa
IRISH of st Brides. adjoining the land of Stephen
b. Tatcm, containing one hundred and fifty acres,
more-or less
An undivided two thirds of a Tract of Land on
the Mount Pleasant Road in st. Brides Parish, adj
joining the lands of Nehemiah Foreman and 9th
crs, containing two h0ndred and twelve acres, more
or less
Aed an undivided three -iourths of the Tract of
Land on the Elbow Road in St Brides Parish, ad.
joining the lands OF the heirs OF Charles Etheridgc,
deceased, containing two hundred acres, more
less.
The three last men toned Tracts of Land are sold
subject 10 the dover estate Ann, the wife of Leon
ard c. Adams.
Also, Negro Man. Harry Painter, and the rever-
sionary interest of the said Hope and wife in Ne
groes Bill and Sam, in the possession of Leonard
G. Adams in right of his wife Ann, who is entitled
to an estate for her life in said Negroes
The title to the above properly is believed to be
unquestionabe, but selling Trustees shall
convey such title only is vested in by The said
Deed. JOHN a. CHANDLER, (,r
SAMUEL NJ. WILSON, ii"''0eS'
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NEW Sc FASHION,

NEW Sc FASHION
8aS ABLE GOODS have lust
~ returned with new and spien,
sF%N Y ~ did assortment of Gold, Silver
HFs\ ,SSNSX Lepine, Lever, and Verge
VIZ GNxS Watches, Gold Guards "a large
Is mSA%< <AySsA3 lot of Breast Pins n unusual
MJ>Ss 80 zsssrfS large stock Gold Fob and Vest
N>-@A<'sa.S--- So Chains, Gold Lockcts, Medal
non and Miniature Cases, Gold Silver, and Steel
Spectacles, Gold aud Silver Thimblcs and Shields
Cold Guard Keys, God Studs and Sleeve Buttons
Coral and Clasps, Finger Rings of every variety
Table, Dessert and Tea threaded Silver Forks TIA.
bic, Dessert and Tea thread Spoons, plain Silver
spoons, Sugar Ton@s, Salt and Mustard Spoons
Ladies', Butter Knives, Cream Ladies, Sugar La.
dies Silver Tea sets Of superior style Combs Tooth
cules, a large lot of Fancy Goods.
80 large supply OF Fancy Fans from rs cts.
to SO each. Ladies, call and see them.
fIy-Clocks and Watches repaired and warranted
as usual Old Goid-and Silver bought and taken
in exchange.
July j. FREEMAN, Norfolk
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LSOR RENT, the ensuing year, and possession
II given the LIST of December, (f desircd,) the
very desirable RESIDENCE which at present oc
cupy. For terms apply to
Sep 5--3t KEZEIAH POOL.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday evening last by the Rev. v. Esk-
ridge, Mr.. WILLrAMA. GRAVES to Miss CHARLOTTE
F. LESTER, both of this town.
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. MOI

ID SIX; y - under the S"perinlendance OF Mrs.
Mrs. G. takes this method to inform the citizens
of Norfolk and vicinity, that she has taken the
large and airy Room in the Dwelling House occu.
pied by Mrs. Berry, Cumberland street for the
purpose of establishing Seminary for Young La
dies and Misses.
This Institution will be opened for the reception
of Pupils thcI0h of September. Its design Is
to impart thorough practical and finished Educa
ton. Advantages will be offered for acquiring an
extensive and thorough acquaintance with the
English Language, Latin, French and Spanish
Also, Music, Drawing and Painting, and various
styles Of Embroidery. Mrs. G.. will be assisted by
Teachers of the first talent
Pai ticular attention will be paid TO the morals
and manners Of the Pupils placed undcr Mrs C's.
care, and il will be her aim to bring the social af
cctions into exercise, TO train the pupil to correct
habits Of thought and action and to make the ac-
QUESTION Of knowledge pleasant occupation.
Mrs. G.. will continue giving Lessons in Penman-
ship ut the School Room from haf-past four to half
past five O'Clock. Terms Of Tuition made known
at her School Room.
Those who may wish tn take Lessons in Pennan-
ship or enter as Day Scholars will please leave
their names with Mrs Berry, at the School Room
Mrs G. takes pleasure stating that she is kind.
ly permitted to make the following references
w. w Seaton, ESQ.,, Mayor Of Washington. D.
G.. Rev. o. b. Brown Rev. George w. Samson
Rev. s. Sprole Rev. S. b. Willis. Catskiu, n. y.
Rev. Septinus fusion, Chaplain of tho Senate !;
Rev. a. a. Muller u. + Halleu, ESQ, Boston J.
a. Underwood, Esq, N. Y. July 90
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THE REV. JAMES STRApTON, will
a resume the Exercises of his School in Ports.
mouth, on MONDAY, the 22d of September. The
course of instruction will be thorough and extcn
sivc, embracing all the branches of a finished Fec
male Education
Terms
LIST Class, SIS per session.
2d Class, 10
Sd Class, ia
MIR. S. would take this opportunity of saying that
if any of the pupils DESTROYS Of attending to
MUSIC, he has made arrangements by which the v.
be cOmpeteutly taught, at So per quarter,
either on the PIANO or the GUITAR
Portsmouth, August l9-3aw t22dScp.
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GOLD HERE.--V. II. Patronized by their late
- Majcstie's, Her Royal Higbness the Dutchess of
Kents. and sanctioned by the Lords of the Treasu-
nv, manufactured of Herbs only
GRIMSTONE'S EYE SNUFF
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Il METICS, Sc, for sale by
w. III. II HODGES co.
Cologne Water of the best quality,
Lavender do do
Florida do do
Extracts or Essences,
Rose Orange, Milleheur, Jasuiin, Musk,
Esprit de Rose, Esprit de Portugal
For The Teeth,
Glerm's Aromatic Rose Tooth Paste,
Rose Tooth Powder.
Cosmetics,
Cream of Almonds, Cold Cream
Toilet Powder, Pearl Powder,
Lily White, Vinegar Rouge.
For the Hair.
Pure Bears Oil, Bears Grease,
BeeGs Marrow, Macassar Oil,
Glenu's Indian Hair Dye, for colouring the hair
without staining the skin:
Antique Oil,
Depiatory Powder, fos removing supcrAuous
hair. rs
Toilet and Shaving Soaps,
Otto Of Rose Soap. Fine MUSK do, Vole. do,
Cinnamon do, Rose do, Mellefeur do,
JasIain do, Palm do,
Glenn's Saponaccous Compound,
Creme D'Amandes,
RousselPs Unrvailed Cream.
Smiths Old own Windsor,
Also for sale--A beautiful assortment of Hair
Tooth Comb, Nail and Shaving Brushes-Ivory
Shell, Buffalo and Horn Combs-Razors and Razor
Straps--Preston Stlts-Scent Bags Comb Cleaners
-Indeble Ink--CouIt Plaster, Powder Boxes and
PufTs-r Scissors-Knves-Iud Rubber. Silk and
Thread Purses Pocket Books, Tweezcrs and every
article usually kept in Variety Store, all sold at
he sI icpS Sen
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c. HALL & co.
ITO ALL THE WORLD WHO USE
i LEATHER IN ANY FORM.-OIL OF TAN.

MN, OR LEATHER RESTORER; Chemi-
cal Discovery. Most people know that Skins and
Hides converted into Leather by the use of
Tannin extracted from certain barks &c. When
leather becomes dead, hard, dry, brittle, cracked,
covered with crust, sc. To restore-thc life soft
ness, moslntss strength, smoothness, &c, use the
OIL OF TASNIN, which pcnetrates the stifIest and
hardest leather, if it has been twenty years use;
and if it easily with the fingers it uparts at
strength that's utterly incredible until seen.
delightful sofness and polish and makes all leath-
completely and perfectly irnpervions t. water
particularly boots, shoes, carriage tops, names
giving splendid polish and at least doubling its
and durability, in whatever manner the leath-
cr is used.
Now, granting these things are true, the dis
covery is of infinite value to the world, and the
easiest thing then prove it is TO call and purchase
a bottle, at the MEDICAL EMPORIUM,
Sep g Corner o High and Middle SITS
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nUININE.-5 SO our ces of Sulptate dc Quinine
" just received at the MEDICAL EMPORIUM
July IL High street.
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4 lAMpHIN E.-Two more Barrels Superior
~ CAMPHINE, just received and lor sale at the
July IL Medical Emporium, High st.
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MOTlCE.-A PETITION will be presented to
~ the next Legislature of Virginia, praying for
the passage of an Act to Incorporate the town of
Portsmouth; comforting upon her municipal rights
and privileges. All persons interested will take
due notice. Au0 0Otc
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DEMOVAL-J. j. BLOODGOOD & CO., are
II removing their extensive stock OF DRY GOODS
to the New Building erected expressly for them by
O. w Newton, Esq, and will not be able to cxhib-
IA their stock until MONDAY, at hich time we
shall be much pleased to see our customers and the
public generally; and VIC shall then offer one of
the best selected stocks Of Goods we have ex.
bibited in this place. Sep 5--3t,
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g WHEELER, Attorney and Counsellor at
Ne Law, Portsmouth, Va.
SJ- Office on Crawford street, Two Doors below
the Crawford House, whore he will be pleased TO
see all persons having business in the line of his
profession. Aug % g.
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FOR RENT.
@ The Subscriber will rent that large airy
r. e and commodi6us Three Story HOUSE, on
sz4@@l County street in which she now resides, TO
good tenant. Possession given Immediately.
AUG % FRANCES GOODWIN
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DRIvATE BOA Il DING sIIOUSE-T. w.
L LANE, on Middle, between North aud Glos-
glow Streets, Portsmouth, Va. N. b. Transient
Boarders taken by the week month.
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.sgaync's ExReCtOramt.

No Other medicine will remove mU~
Gus or pus from the throat so thorough.
y as this, 1t etiecluely oosens the
coaguIslcd masses from the membrane
which lines the traChis, end al every
cough the patient will bring up portions
oI The dlsengaged matter. 10 all com.
plants Of the pulmonary organs, eVeR
where nature seems 10 be making no ef-
fort TO throw off The disease, Jayne's
Eypectorant imparts vigor 10 the ma
chnery OF respiration, aud enables lhom
to disencumber themselves OF the Ot-
slrucllons which bad imPeded their free
operation Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis
PeuriSy-in a word, oil Diseases Of Z
pulmonary pature, yield to this prepE-
ration, # properly administered.
HAVE YOU A CoUGH?-Do not neglect
it, thousands have met a premature
death Tor The want Of q Iiu!a sltehtion
to common cold.
Hove you CoughH-Dr Jayue's
Expecrorsot sale medical prescrp.
lion, containing no poisonous drugs, and
used in an extensive practice 'or sever"
al yeOrs, will most positively eford res
lief, and save you from that awluI die.
ease Pulmonary Consumption, which aa'
uuaIly sweeps into the grave HUNDREDS
OF The young, the old, Tho lair, '@e love-
, Iy and the gay,
Have you a Coogh9-Ba persuaded 70
purchase bottle oflhe ExpectoranI!-
To-day ! Tomorrow may be TOO late,
( Have you Cough'-JayDe's Expec
roTnn' is The only remedy you should
take TO cure you
| For this plain reason, that in no one
Eol the thousand cases where it has been
Used has it Jailed 10 relieve.
| For sale by !. Atkinson g. 20, Car
| rolIton, and R K Gray, Waynesburgh
September Is. 1874.
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BADNESS AND LOSS or HAIk.


ls caused BY want OF healthy action
,of the Vess which throw off lhe per
opiralloO from the head. Whe0 these
vessels are weak or diseased, the per-
spiralion is thick and clammy and ad
heres TO the mouths Of he pores ano
clogs them up, and dries and forms
,scurf or dandruf. Less blood is then
carried 10 the roofs OF the hair, end for
want OF which the hair has not sUfi-
cent noUrishment. and consequently be
comes dry and harsh, and begins lnsen
sibly 10 (al of which continuing 10 iu'
crease, eventually projuc'R bsdn"ss.
Restore the capillary vessels ol The head
10 their former healthy cifcO alton, and
fine silky new hair will make its ap
pearancs which will increase IN quanti-
p ty and volume unII their hair becomes
thick and healthy.
gAYNE'S HAIR TONIC is toe only
preparation that has over been known
10 produce new Hair on Bald Heads,
which II has done in innumerabIe IN
stances, and will seldom faIl, Il proper
iy and persevefingIy used
For sale BY Atkinson u Co., Car
7olhon, end r K Gray, Waynesburgh.
September l3, 1914.
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BT. ID sDaymG'S SanafiyC
HSilgS.

For Lirer Compiaiats GoUt Jdadice,
Dyspepsia, Rhemlgt,sm, fecers, Ner
Dousae5S, E,gsipeiaS, end diseases Of
the Sb,a, Lapnrig cf the Blood In
FamarionS, Mei0ecboIy SICK Head
ocb, CoSiiUcaeaS, Pans in The He0d
Breast, Side, Boch, and limbs Bi
.oas A8cc,ionS, FcmG'e Diseases, &c
DC &C and tohenecer 0ay Purgatipe
Nedicns nag be required.
There Is scarcely any disease in which
Pmgalive MedIcinss arc not more or
less required, aud much suffering and
sickness might be prevented were they
more generally used. No person cen
Ieel well while a cos,l7e habit Of body.
prevails; besiGesil soon generates se-'
roUs and olea fatal discases, which
might have been avoided BY umeIy
and juiicious uae OF proper Calhartic
Mcdeclnc9.
Tho Proprietor can recommend these
Pills with the greatest confidence, be-.
,ieving them far superior to the Pills IN
general use, C2ore mild, moro prompt,
cafe, onJ uniform 10 their operation.
10 using them, no particular care iaI
required Persons may eat and drink
as usual, end il desirable, eet lmme
dlstsIy ctler thkiDg thea.
Age viii not impair them, as they
are so combined as 10 always readily
dissolve IN tho stomach.
In small doses they are Alternative,
and gently Laxative, butia large doses,
they are ecuVey CathartIc; cleansing
tho whole aIimenlary canal from alt
purrid, irritating and iecul matters, and
producing healthy secreIlons OF the
Stomach, Liver, and the various ether
organs ollhe body.
They may be taken at al times, and
in most drsrHses-in lnfbmmatOry, To-
ermltent, Remtlont, Bilious and eve.
ry other form OF Fever-Jau and
Liver Complaint For Dyspepsia they
are really an invaluable article, grGdu
ally changing the vilared secreljous of
the stomach and liver, and producing
healthy action in those important or
gAns. They are very valuable Tor dis
eases Of the Skin, aud for what IS com
monty called 'lmpurity Of the BIoOd;'
also for Female Complaints, Cosllve-
nees, &c, and in fact every disease
where an Aperlcnt, Alternative, or Pur-
gaive Medicine may be required.
CJ-Dypcpgia positively can be cured
by pcrscvtrjug use oI this valuable
SANATIVE, especially if the Tonic
VermjIuge be used il conjunction,
For sale by
|. ATKINSON, g. co.
Carrolllon
And R K Gray, Waynosburgh.
SpDlpmhar l3 1914
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gY MATTHEW ATKINSON.

The Family DIRECTOR" spublished
in pamphlet iorm, aud contains forty
eight pages OF closely printed matter,
exclusively devoted to the important sub
ject OF Domestic Manufactures; IN which
The author gives receipts for dying per-
manemIy Oh wool or woilan goods all
the c0,Ors IN use or cloths, satuu, its'
linseys, coyerers OF Carpetng amount.
ing IN all 10 nearly one hundred: with
such additional instructions IN the art OF
dyng qs cannot fail 10 render the re.
ceipts highly valuable to those who use
them. The whole arranged to answer
I for dying in the wool or web, with the
difference to the cost and utility OF the
two plans clearly pointed out.
The author being practical Manu-
raclarcr, with more than thirty five
years experience IN the art OF dying,
assures the public lhat those dyes that
are always fashionable on wooIcn goods
such az black. indigo blue, madder red,
brown green, yellow, &C., are desert.
bed :, carelully that no pgysoo however
inexperienced they may be, can fail oI
gnocoss win the aid ol The Fomlv nj
rector.
1t also contains directions for washing
wool IN the very best manner known to
Manufactures. which If adootpd cannot
fail to resuI, n bette, ,cordiac and better
goods The card,no s,jpn,0o, weavrnn
and folsblng tor each artlc e of manu-
,facDurs are distinctly pointed out with a
view to their greatest degree of perlcc.
t!on and utility aud without increasing
he expense Of production.
To Tho whole is directions for dying
the indigo blue ard a few other colory In
common USE, on cotton and hucu, which
1t 10 believed wlIl b0 highly useful to
the public.
Wchave no hrsIapcv in savior that
no other work Of the kind has ever an.
pearc4 in our country so excIusiveD, Do
voted 10 the Interests Of tho Farmer and
M,ch,nic who are supplyrng themselves
with c}opbinr OF lheIr own mannIac.
lures. We eoI authorized 10 say this
nom the very liberal manner in winch
he Family Dmec'or has been treated by
manufacturers who have had on oPpor
lunlry 10 express an opinion on It's mer,