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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13
FURTHER PARTICULARS.

The New Orleans papers ofthe % inst were
regularly received last night. They are filled
with details Of the recent victory Of Gen. Scott,
intelligence from Mexico, and matters connec-
ted with the war. When the mail reached
Washington yesterday afternoon. our cores
pondent in that city forwarded TO us the follow
ing despatch, which contains all the news Of
any importance:
WAsnIsGroS, May 9, S O'Clock, P. NJ.
The Southern mail is in and brings further
items Of the battle. The enemy 3 loss in killed
and wounded is equal 10 our own. Some OF
the Mexican officers attribute the defeat to the
cowardce of Santa Anna--ke had 5000 men
in line, and 5000 outside the intrenchmenis.
Some Of the brave Mexicans that fought at
Buena Vista were also in the fight at Csrro
Gordo, and several officers released by Gen.
Scott at Vera Cruz, without parole. were found
among the killed and wounded after the fight.
Advices from the city of Mexico state tina,
Gomez Farias has been removed from power,
a bill having passed Congress suPpressng the
vice presidency of the Republic previous TO
Santa Annals leaving the Capitol. On the
day Of his departure Pedro Amaya was chosen
substitute, receiving 60 votes. He took the
oath and entered on his duties as President
Substitute on the Cd Of April, aud on the Sd
he held consultation with various military
officers and distinguished men on the proprie
ty of terrifying the Capitol: The opinion was
generally expressed that the works should be
commenced immediately and the principal en-
gineer was ordered to prepare, in two days.
plan for the Notifications. The Inaugural Of
Amayo and addresses Of Santa Anna to con.
sutuents and Congress are given, disclosing
his views relative 70 the war which exclude all
idea Of peace. A guerilla war on the posts is
advised BY leading members of Congress,
The Squadron under Perry has not yet re-
turned to Vera Cruz. Brazos dates to the oath
uh. No news from Taylor's Army.-Balt
diner. .Moy 10.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13
MORGAN COUNTY.

Mr.. Michael, the Wing delegate elec, from
,his County has determined to resign his seat,
N order that the people may have an oppor-
tunly of deciding the contest, which would
have otherwise gone before the Legislature /;
Mr. Thompson, the defeated candidate, having
given legal notice Of his intention to contest
Mr.. Ms election. We have no doubt that
Mr Michael was fairly elected, but we do not
regret the course he has taken, az there can be
no doubt that at the mex, trial, the Wings
will do then whole duty, and vindicass the IT,
Il. Of Morgan to he considered y s;auuch
Nhig county.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13

liarpefs Ferry % Tuesday last, and we hear
that large coaceurse Of persons were assem-
bied to wi'ness the disgraceful proceeding
The aotorious Capt. Rynders and his famous
"Empre Club were IN attendance. We
have not heard the result. but hope for the
e'edt OF our old Commonwealth, that the az
fair was not suffered to take place within her
Limits
7. S.--Since the above was put in type.
We learn tina, the fight "cane off" according
10 notice. and that Sullivan (,hs Yankee)
took the pnzc.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13
WASHINGTON NONUMENT.
TO THE PUBLIC.
CAsY,xLD, (Ohio, } April 10, 1917.

CANYiELD, (Ohlo,) Apri i'' iO'''
The Board of Managers Of the Washington
National Monument Society on the 3lst OF
August last appointed me General agent Tor
the Society. with authority 10 appoint such
sub-aeents as might be deemed necessary,
The appointment was accepted recently
and The time fixed for commencing the duties
of the agency is about the first OF June next
The Board desire that efficient measures
be prosecuted TO collect funds, and that the
foundation of the monument be laid with the
least practicable delay, undersuch clrcumslan
ces as 10 ensure its completion at anearly day.
As agents will be requisite IN every section
of the United States, in the Territories, and 10
the District Of Columbia, persons who WIZ
tender their services will be pleased TO make
the same known by letters addressed 10 me
at Washington free of postage. Applicants
will state their residence, and eliher send theiI
recommendations in regard 10 character, IN
dustry, integrity, intelligence, and illness lor
the trust, or give suitable references. Inc
compensation will be Just per centage on me
money collected and deposited, 10 be h1ea
when the appointment shall be made,
Ii will be my aim TO select suitable ana
trustworthy agents, and to hold them 10 the
most rigid accountability. Bonds will be re-
quired. As soon as practicable after entering
upon the duties OF my appointment, the ie!'e',
that may be at Washington will be examined
and answered. a..
Mr. Madison, in his letter accepting the
Presidency of the Association. SAID: "a
monument worthy of the memory oil wash,
;no,on. reared by the means proposed, WI
cnmmemorate, al the same time, virtue,
patriotism, and gratitude truly national,
with which the friends Q: liberty every where
will sympathise, and Of which our country
may always be proud"
An appeal is made to the entire press IN Tue
United States, in the Territories, and 10 the
District Of Columbia, as ''ihe friends o. noet'
", to "sympathize" with this renowned e.
tou, and gratutousy to publish this nouce 10
one or more numbers other papers
ELISHA WHlTTLESEf
The following is list of the officers o. lns
Society and Members OF the Board Oh ma''
gers; .as,;o
Presidea. p:s..,
The Mayor Of Washington, "a 90.
Gen. A. Henderson. Sd 90
J.B. H. Snith, Treasurer.
Geo. WatwrstoD, Secretary
sBnrd Of Managers
Mai. Gen. w. Scot. Gen. \. Iowsop'
Col. s. J. Ahsrt, Col James Asasaey, ~
Water Joues; Ttos, Mvnsoe. Ls9',
Carbery, No, Peter Force, ESD
Bradley, 10 r FendaIl. Esq, snd ''n'
P. Ingie, BIG.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13
w ESTRRN LUNATIC ASYLUM.
Ertracts trem Dr.. Stribiing's Report.

There have been in the asy lum, in the course
of the year, ttco hundred and sepentytor pa
tienb of whom one hundred and sirty were
males, and ono hundred and fourteen females
OF these, one handred and eighty tro occupied
its apartments al the commencement Of the
year, and ninety ttco, VIZ Forty SIR males and
Jorty-sir females have been since admitted -
There are at present here, t~o hundred and
seventeen patients. viz: One hundred and
t,centy ttwss males, and ninety. four females
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13

General Unea. Of the Mexican service, it is
stated, is native Of Summer or Smith county,
in Middle Ten nessee, where he resided unnl
near manhood. dis real name is said 10 be
Try. He was a wild. rowing, deyil-may
care sort Of fellow, and about twenty os twen-
ty.hye years since strayed of from the pater-
roof and weut % Mexico.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13

o,-We have as yet been unable to get the re-
'uras i,he election from all Inc counties ofthis
STATE
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13
HEADQUARTERS OF THE Army,
Plan del Ris, April II, ls47. s.
General Orders. No. 3.

The enemy's whole line Of entertainments
and batteries will be attacked in front, and AT
the same iine turned. early in the day 10 NOR
row--prohably ssfore 10 o'clock, A. M.
The second CTwigg's) division Of regulars
is already advanced within easy turning dis
lance towards the enemy's left. That division
has instructions TO move forward before day
light TO morrow and take up position ACROSS
the NATIONAL Road in the enemy's rear 70 as 10
cut off retreat towards Xalpa.
Il may be reinforced To day. If unexpectedly
attacked 10 force, by regiments--one or two
taken from Shields brigade Of volunteers. u
not, the two volunteer regiments will march
for tina, purpose at daylga, 10 morrow morn
ing, under Brig Gen. Shields. who will report
10 Brig. Gen. Twiggs 90 getting up With him,
CT the eenerslin chef, ifhe b. in advance.
The remaining reginen' Of ~, volaiee'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13

Lit Of Mexican Officers captured at CeTo Cor
do, on the 18th .4pril, who haze giren their
parole ofhonor to report hemselpes without
delay to tho Commsndn,i Of the .4meriea, for
e1 at pera Cruz as prisoners Of ,cnr:
Jose Ma Jarero. brlgadier general.
Romulo de Ia Vega, brigadier general
P Ruiz y Baranda, captain Of Mexican Ma
Wy, commanding artillery.
Vincent Arguellea, captain artillery.
Jose Ma Mata, captain.
Jose Ma Gallegos, commanding Crenadiers.
Mariana Camacho, Is, lieut.. artillery.
Bartohme Amable, I'd lieut. artillery.
Jose II. Cobarubar, ed lieut.. artillery.
Jose de Lastar Bras Soller, lieut. cclone
battalion de la liberiad.
Jose Nunez, captain 9th reg't infantry.
Jose Ma Moreno, captain 9th reg't infantry
Gregolio del CALICO, Capt. 9th Reg. Infan
try.
Rafael de Ber1abidas, Cd Ii, 9th Reg. In
fan.ry.
Salvelo velez, Aid de Camp to Gen. Vega
Francisco Fernandez, lst 1t Mexican Ma.
Wy.
The above prisoners, under the charge Of
Capt. George w. Hughes, Corps ofTopogra.
phical Engineers, arrived at Vera Cruz on the
2lst inst, about one hour previous to the de-
parture Of The Mckim.
Ii has been left TO their election BY Gen
Scot, whether they should remain close prison.
ers in the castle OF San Juan de Ulua or pro.
coed to New Orleans, where they should h
allowed such personal liberty as their condition
and conduct might seem to require ofthe com
mandant Of that post.
Ii is understood that all ofthe foregoing cap.
tured officers have expressed desire to b
transferred 10 the Uuited States, and that Col
Wilson, Governor Of Vera Cruz, had accedec
to their wishes. and had directed thata vesse
should be held in readiness to sail for their &C
commodadon, about the 25th of April.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13

Il wlli be perceived that larger number of
patients has been accommodated with apart-
inen's IN ;he institution the present. than du-
nnS any previous year. since its establishment:
ana mat, as consequence, we nave been en-
aided 10 3epor, the gratifying iaei that more
have been restored " their home and friends.
IA the possession Of health, bolh physical and
uien'al. than j, has heretofore been our hspni.
oess 70 witness Ssrng any similar period
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13

BttriAoRs AND PITrsBuRGH.-We are
grataled to learn that a communication from
the s'rssburgh 4 ConnesvIlle Railroad Com
pany has been received by the Baltimore *
Ohio Railroad Company, and that at the
meeting Of the latter Board on Saturday a
Commriee Of its direetors-Messrs. J. s.
NICHOLS W. +. MURDOCH and G.. CAsssrp
was sppointedto confer with the former
Cotnpaay on the matters referred to in its
communicates
The Comns,tiee of the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad Company, who visited Wheeling,
have returned home. No definite conclusions
u Is SAID, wsSe aeached.- Bali. .4s,erie an.
STArCE OF Ma. CsLuouE-Itis generally
known tia, an order for statue o. Mr. Cal
ipun. OF the size Of life. has been for some time
m the hands OF the grea, American Artist.
Powers. We have seen letter from Mr..
Powers received by she steamer, which gives
some interesting news Of the progress OF the
work The model is now nearly completed
and ne anticipates that in the course of a wear
the statute will be ready. Surrounded as the
ARTIST rs, by difficulties, -compelled 10 work
for present support as well as for fame, and
besei by applications for small works, he find.
j, Nc easy matter TO take time for the compile
zion Of any large design; bu, he thinks tia
herceforih be will be able to go on with this
without much interruption. Speaking OF hi
model Of Mr.. Calhoun. he saws:
IL have no head In my studio. unless i, b.
that Of Gen. JACKSON, which strikes visitor
20 forcibly as this does,--and as j, now ep
appears on statue, the .iiec, is much in
creased. have made the Statue abou, iou
inches above life size. 10 ORDER that vi ei
il Nands aloue.i: may notaPpsis asssig u''ve
- CAarls.lor Asvcuv7a
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13

Recovered of all cases discharged
!hls year, 56l4per Ct
ofarecent cases dis
charged this year, 81 As
of all cases discharged
since June 1886, 567S
ofali recent cases dis
charged since June
1856, 9O32
Of all cases admitted
since June 1886, $3.50
OF all recent cases ad-
mItied since June
1896, 1921
For all cases remaining in the asylum at this
dale. the prospect for recovery is as follows,
VIZ:
Favourable for
Doubtful for q
Decidedly unfayowable. ls7
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13

brigade viii receive instructions in the course
Of this day.
The 6rss division ofregulars (worh's) viii
follow the movement against the eneny's leit
at sunrise TO morrow morning.
As already arranged, Brig. Gen. Pillows
brigade viii march at 6 O'Clock to morrow
morning along the route be has carefully re-
connoilered, and stand ready As soen as he
hears the report of arms on our right. or SOON
er circumstances should favor hirn--,o pierce
the enemy's line of baveries al such poini--
the nearer the river the better--as he NAV Sc
lecf Once in the Tear of that line. he will
turn to the RICH, or left, or both. and attack the
batteries in reverse, or il abandoned. he will
pursue the enemy with vigor until further or.
ders.
Wallis field battery and the cavalry will be
out of view and range Of the enemy's batteries.
They viii take up that position a, o'clock in
the morning.
The enems's batteries being carried or aban-
doned, all our divisions and corps viii pursue
| with vigor.
This pursuit may be continued many miles,
until stopped by darkness or fortified positions
towards Jalaps. Consequently, the body Of
the army viii not return to this encampment;
bu, be followed tomorrow afternoon, or early
the next morning, by the baggage trains ofihe
several corps. For this purpose, the feebler
officers and men ofeach corps will be left to
guard its camp and effects, and TO load up the
latter in the wagons Of the corps. A comman-
der OF the present encampment will be desg-
mated IN the course OF this day.
Assoon as il shall be known that the enc
my's works have been carried, or that the gen.
eral pursuit has been commenced, one wagon
for each regiment and one for the cavalry, will
follow the movement, to receive, under the d.
rections OF medical officers, the wounded and
disabled. who will be brought hack TO this place
for treatment in general hospital.
The Surgeon General will organize this i'm.
por,ant service and designate that hospital, as
we'll as the medical officers TO be left at il.
Every man who marches out to attack or
pursue the enemy, will take the usual allow
ance Of ammunition, and subsistence for at
least two days.
| BY command Of Maj. Gen. Scott:
7 H. l.. ScoTr, A. A. A. General.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-27

promote
s, s1 :. M ~, 49, 49,! " s lhNsuese seL'.se. OF
good OF mankind tits be hOpd therefore,
remee nearly y yeags sIPcrcnee and
excavation mastery nnu,nec in the cure OF dis ase "
with that aihioa whsh ths value Their
Portancc to thu afflicted demand
Their ami fOnow,,-
PULMONARY POWDER syRuP-Gor Colds Coush. Con
Alternative POWDER or SALsSM-1or all rmpurire. Of
the Blccd-for serofA Salt Rheuu. seah Heed
for MrreuaL syPhte and eruPye dseas..-whhe ssnmss
Power sorcs h.lnlis and all euIaneou' affections
RESTORATIVE WINE BIrrERs-or all Ncrvou. Coup,aints
General Debility Dyspepsia Weak Lungs female Complaints
PILE ELEcruARf-io' HemouhOd. OF rues-an internal
NEUrRALiZiNG MIXTURE and NURSERY MEDICINE-Gor
Choers Moreu. pyssn'ep, Daha summer Complaint and
fot rrlaA IN children induced BY issIhins dcnruon
FEVER AND AGUE PowDERs-Gor Intermittent OF Bilious 70
DlURETIc pRors-or all Affection. OF the Kid
neys-of Cystts, uematuria, and an Urinary diseases
ANTI nlIious FAMILY PhNsIC-a complete substitute
Mercury all dsca.s
VEGETABLE EMETC-Gor Cold, Fevcr.. Inaammatory con,
HEPNTIC or LIVER rIILs-Cor all Liver COMPLAINTS. Se
RHEUMATIC LloUII-tor Kheuuat m spraa. spinal Irri
on White swcnrs Ague IN the Pace ami Breasts Paralysis
srp0RiFIc TiNCTuRE or SWEATING pRoP1, Y,o,,,,
Colds Powers innammaons, reuriy. Neuralgia Bou, Cole
WORN PowDSR-for Pin Tape and common worm. and
also for all diseases auHrs from wOths-
CoUGu fiLis-for Colds Cousb' Bronchitis Pain and Tight
NERVOUS PILts-ror Neuralgia aud all nerou. d.ca,c.
VEGETABLE ANrLBILoUs PIIIs-for all Binary disease.
sostveneSs, drorsy. n
ANrDysPEFrIC and TONIC rllLs-fcr Dyspepsia or ind
ccson, Hahtual CcSvcncss stomach Heartburn
rain IN the Breast and SIDE, DIZZINESS,
COUGH nRofS-ot Colds Coughs, Structure Lungs.
Elimination 90 Irritation OF the Bronchial Tubes
IRRITATING PLAsrER-tot deep scard rains Inhanms-
Of Internal Organs Spinal DIS pcafucs Dizziness
FEMALE flLlS-fo Chlotoss and other female
cATARRh rowDERs-or Canuh and all obstruction,
head.
Al these Medicines put up uni,r Dr. iuodas
and have his and
box package, wal bottle &C prcvn public
SOD uon hy spurious mutations eountctcs surrepttcu.
ARTICLES got M by Drug by m krs and vendors Of Patent NJ ti
eincand thu public hereby CAUTIONED putchss
R,aehs Medieite % except
and sf-H signature each ~ the shove
Sod wholesale and retail by ANDREWS l. 80. Depot
$50 Fulton Street New York whom
IS, post JIf4-
For farther particulars respecting Dr. Beaehs Book Mcdi
encs, Pamphlet which Re obt1 nr agents
Dr. BEACIIS FAMILY PHYSICIAN aud al the NEnICiN ~
arr for sale by thc following Agents
w kaaAn-nh & %. naok.IlcTs Rinlrr.
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NfN ]. hENDAll. ~ y W AlER.
importers and WhoIcsaIc Dealers i'm Foreign
and Domestic Dry Goods, No. II. 18th ST,
AVE received by recent arrivals, of their
= a aTortaion and by purchase
Goods comprising i1e arseF assortment Of STAPLE ard Fancy
goods they offered they per. themselves IN
sell as o~ Is they can be purchased either OF the Northern
kyts. Among t.r r1ofs
English French aHl A-uaa CLOTHS OF an grades and near
y every variety ct color manufactured
'u,u ana American CAssIMELES superb assortment OF
plain and fancy styles
20 Cases Twttd. Clhmaats, Codruatons Se OF various
wi-ihs coloTs and qualities
90 CassI K,rtgcsy Jean. sui saun,t.
so composing Tie De- assortment q M.us Summer Goods
DVisnna blk Caeleme,s vsns,lus WHIT, and fancy London
DrluEs Gambroons Limitation Casul,res Cou5nld,s YORK MI
tuf's. Caml-ts blue DENNIS Nlrk, ems -
l.O eases English and American 0f ihe ses styles
DO hA and white fasey Paii Tartan and hair cord Gns
DO eases rrry Dire goods rieh printed and embroidered
Lawn and Muslin. Nesu Robes Orr.rds Veto
IN Lace. ri-l French Baseges Baizouuss e
eases f. l.''i- k war ATacas bs Orleans Cloths biz
BON Iznes. H.asIi-,Gg
10 ea.,'"ie ~ as s07ras Cambues or an grades. plain
anl paid S"-' Nr'r' - oHs BOOK Musnf ,hrekei
s;rirei ditto. B-hol iaeIs,
ea'es a'.7rsd vssas' ADD vest shapes. QuIungs wsuss
plain ans n-l-sl Mars super -II fancy Ca,hmer, reh
paiH urs dsl''i go ems saun duo IN great yaucy
20 ranses spaf-I London C7fsh J. n-n ciubrs sa
ils verara and Cot Haus,s--l.. g. 100 get variety
go e1oed Canbar. s-.its Fns-h Cas5ars rice Cam
tuc- boschtl ana brown 10 .gis ~ CONS &c
90 apr'a aud aiur. -s ,bors % ne ard beau
Cove I1 Berlin tlsck aud vh @. Eng f.D I.
s'1r as thread and cotton Co. black nry ssi rs ant
1ed Nts But Of every variety OF style Pine dr- eyed
N-rss Hloand Eyes sc hne i.ory Coru ss t4. ard de-.
Ing .rHs o. ausy,s
loo case AMI russ -777 Coi1ns Of Coates EaNotb- Ny
h'"st Lee LH'Us EdnE' Hughes ms other f4k,r' o. 900
and Iaet Thread. 1a and .sein Cottou. sew
Irf Silk. Tv ~. linen ard cotton Tape &c
90 eases BIZ and white Cotton Hose Hair Hoze &c
400 and bass English sul American betohei sb'tngs and
-l.s tir-r. fflm ygfy o. s.ysf gIaIt Is
'TU hll.- Brown zo1ds-}i, So 4of th. EttreE
Mlar.l. Va fay. Barers,l PH1aI Waham HAM .u AMI
other approved ui1sa5s
20 taias EsI TEES. aH qualities
. H1rfe-' shrrnE.. rel ratIurs faI Dl,ks R.s-s
SHT'ugs hu shlrk b'ds.,e add linen Table rr-r. K.Ernz..
wII... FL. I aus yellow rIfusa rrr.IU. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-27

Irike those Patent euei,- sh claim Dr. one uinri1 -ura
lI dr each preparation Iarfcary ds-rrrd fp euro some
'nr sp.che hnflbr coHpat u I trH uf .ymptHuarc of
'ctons There .hry different huI. g CD -r.
composed 70. more nn 0u lHfIrd .1.fcht H1 boo
gradients oi us vegetable fur'oIntur gums. .tisrfa
natk' tcut roofs atd t.f p loa.fs. au. s.s. ~
pausn winch maIcIry auuUary, a seine .ausrr n,d other
i0ionous uprras Ise clarattr fav, CD aIe.r.r..a
which, u mlppurl nof fs.turvs fD ls PATENT zoo sl-
ufnn fiu hust OF u. d.clas s viii. -.rr deadly
o1n' as mercury. c1pIrr aad uulr for mineral
ut
f" original proprietor 81 ur.a Sled -Irsa .lf r.et-,tF
author and graduate feg4ly .reorl.. col I m af
sst11-ituurh1 urnflar uf several I'd N... .-,
1uI rfIsf-ui of -rr. o., arf rIHl N .U 100 ,..-. A.,
s1i'or.ae u- eo.nr-Iaa rat n v.g, of d. rr,, 81.
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TOTHE PUBLIC.
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My BAu LusrRAL HAIR RESroRATtvE-rh universally ap
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ua OIL aud other destructive cleans the erpeaoas
~ rcnde beautifully bright aud the delicate
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Improper pepsauons viii
ortiatcy by lew applications OF the Eau i.nsral
It's peseNatiSc against balines-.
Affections OF the satin the head preventing
the hlitg OF Of the hair and turning grey
is the simple produce and
nv Tor 'hr hair end wed with highly cleansing
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ENnENCE-Naiurc 10 neIhaustibic mine. which erpc
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JULES HAuEi, ferfdmer Chemist
No 10 south ID street. Philadelphia.
And BY my Agents, Gnier Duva Purcell Duya n Du
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The subscriber Agent for the above Company prepared
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superior TO those offered by Other either
n A.. CIV ATIINly
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