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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-07
WONDERFUL MATHEMATICAL. GENIUS.

Nr. L. VI DrShong Of Lancaster Co. Pa las demon
siraed IL us hs ability to solve almost every species OF
arthmen'a rrah'em, ~ the shortest conceivable space
ei tine. ~ lis request SIT DOWN five Long columns
Il figures. oui If his igh. which he appended the
sam thu instant heyNere submitted 10 him. rapidly as
he figures csu,d lie written. lie added column ii )
vulgar Factions 81 Trent denominations. wl'h thu
same fal 1 and apparent ease. lie put underneath
snIe eucmn OF figures, so longas 10 prelude the posi-
biiiy al MS d!lng them darl the tine occupied Their
sum AT sight He nltpl ed vefi!rres ~ five setting
he product below instantly in 4 single line la the same
way he divided any number otigmes into greater and
commenced writing the result setting down Tie re
malnder.
Mr. Deshong Las approached 50 near hinq tl,e onqd
nature OF the circle. that AFT he had arrived at lhe ,h
l!Fnre, the decimal left only |. Archimed s. the
or at nathemalirian If antiquity, afj,r extend mr. his
ejaculation to l2bgnrcs. gave up IN spar il having
become so extremely complicated.
Alter twelve years OF intense stndy and invosraon
tins young gcntltn now only % years Of are has
succeeded IN flaming Ineligible rules and direclels
whereby he can mPai 10 others the powerof perfnrmng
al these processes with the faculty that character
yes hsown performances. This remarkable cculty WIS
hrsi developed in him at he age OF five years. hei he
was capable OF pcrceving the rationale, or EXPLAINING the
method OF his processes. His mature nteloct era
tr Inn moi only oeXecute The alstruse calculation
IN every department OF ahenatca science but IN roint
uu' SHIRT road for arriving at theSane result to all who
comm themselves to his guidancce
Ills rules gble THAI afhcur's atonti IN
last evening enabled us toeNecute by his process problems
IN al The simple rules Of arlihemetc, well az IN ynl-
ear fractions and the calculations Of interest The f.
tHy WIN which theaddng up Of long columns of figures
by tins method Is accomp she'd is not oIy matter Of
curiosity and wonder but Of The greatest practical inter
est IN almost every department Of business.
~ T. Jl,y Conn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-07

Among inc passengers who will go ont in the new
steamship 'Washineton." is Mr.. Silas T. Burnws q,
New York, with dispatches from the Department Of
State TO our minister At ST. Petersburg; and we think by
this new route he will be enabled 10 make the trim from
me n''ed States To St Peersburgh in less time than il
mas hefe'o're been omrished He expects to land
NJ bremen from the ashngtJn, and take the Russian
steamer a, luhoc, for Crunstadt
we may be excused FIR addipg, that Mr. Burrows
visits Russia under very interesting circumstances He
Is one OF the very few individuals in the United States
VINO nave mad the opportunity. and improved it, of CON
ribu'Ihg To serve the Gar G Russia Ahon seventeen
years ago we had the pleasure of offering the public Fri
butte winch was due to Mr. b. for the relief of the Rms
sian government Ills generous conduct in subsequent,
yeNPendlng his funds without any compensation IN the
service ot hnssla rejecting grea, credit not only nnon
himself '"' upon ms own country Washington MON
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
FROM EUROPE.
FOUR DAYS LITTER.

BY our Geographic Despatch, received at Frede,cks,
hnrs, We learn that the ship Rainbow arrived at New
York yesterday. bringing dates from Liverpool TO the
Sub May
There was an active demand for Breadsuls; and the
supplies small. Flour had advanced Is Cd: Meal
had advanced Cd; aud Wheat 4d.
The London market likewise was advancing.
Continental Provisions were steady
Money matters were considered easier
Sales OF 900 bales Of Cotton at % to Sd. for New
Orleans and T. To IS, for Mobile.
Fannie, starvation, and death were ncreasn no in Ire
land.
lhe House OF Lords were debating the Irish Poor
question.
The ship Relief had arrived in Liverpool
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-07

MIR. W hea'on, says the New York Mirror. was lono.
ct a"Ifad 'aan any other diplomatic agent Ct the govern
mem since the adoption of the Constitution lie was
nearly twenty years in Europe having been ann,in,eJ
ohnge to Copenhagen by John Quincy Adams. and af.
forwards transferred to Berlin by Gen. jackson Srno
ms residence abroad he produced two important works
me history OF Nor'hncn and the history Of International
,ras M healoh is native Of Rhode Island, but he
WAS i'r many years resident Of this CITY
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THE MACEDONIAN.

1t Is stated thai the Boston Relief Committee Inv. l.
a ,hp,f u , ns;. y'sse They have
purchase d freight Officers fr the ship will aIs, no
sent On INN Boston to fill up the vacancics WV %
Ihe pledge gwen by Capt. Forbes of .he Jamcs,o,u.
10 me ir'sh COMMITTEE, tina, the Nacedanan wo,l
'o9w num- is doubtless considered binding upon the bon
OF OF Is sion. and tire .ate Will certainly he d. on
She will probably sail early next week i'''''u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-07

ihere might have been an amusing coincidence, iii
we may that term Of coujectur state Of tbincs
when the President was in city Friday evening il
Gen. Peyon, DR.. Aiinge of the City Hotel. and ii,
burn H. 1rgg, Esq, three gentlemen all row residents
OF Richmond, whom Mr. Polk turned out OF the respec
1--WE post Ihces OF Richmond Petersburg and Lynchbrr
had called at the Capitol in bdy. Ia nav tber ~,
pecis 1T would have been happy illustration. by oc,,
lar demonstration as II were, of that freedom from pros
crlpon. which Is claimed to be an eminent characters
uc OF our Denucratlc administration.
Rtrhnl0nd Times
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-07

In letter from Washington. dated 9Th RI, ;. =,
New York lieIald The wr,,er says: % !" 'hc
M secretary " alker, are sorry 10 learn l..
os' 81 Tar The Use of hispDwers ii s,tetb f,,, mas
ofl"aed excessive lal"r scarcely To- abb. n ~
eiF,e ! Gsheliy 'ie shortest explosions. Weirus II -
ne WI an" i,fis44 lat repose essential 10 his
stored" i'' " 10 70
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-07

A Nee Era il, .Aariguf ,4,-TLe r,s.,a,
a. says ihat few days asoth three masr, ch,.s
brunswick loaded with l. U0lushels Of ba., "
cage and cleared fer Lirerpal Sher es l., ,t ehi-
o. ths Wsland canal ami he ST L,mrance n. way
t tra ms eieafance Of this Lind evr made ON the n
iahl waters oi the great lakes Tor ru,,r III
tin, ''' !" havgs-
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N. Y. Jow nal Of Commerce.

Re'igon among Conricts AT the meeting of the F.
pscopal convention Of the diocese Of Missouri lately
fifteen convicts the State prison were confirmed K,
bishop Hawks-they having become candidates for con
Rev. {. s. Hodges.
The citizens of Newburg, n. y, have caused to /,
be made an elegant sword, which they intend to present
to Col BElKNAP, Of the Us. Army. as testimonial o.
their admiration Of hls gaanuy as soldier Col. B. i,
native Of Newburg.
Catholic Co4ffmaiions-The Leonard town (et
nary county Md deacon, learns that Archbishop
Ecclesun, of Baltimore during his late visit o that c
y administered confirmation to seren hundred and fin
persons. '''
Tom Tlunb.-One of Toms pigmy ponies is dead
Tom feels the loss severely, though it small one
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-07

The las surviving son of The great rov,Is W..
Scott died recently at the Cape Of Good Hone T
baraneicy Is extinct, lu the Abfostrd prre,,y Inc
TO Walter Scott Lo'khar Cornet in the iG, asss'
GERS The only son Of tic 'der Il the Quarterly na
". ~ VI Nasef,
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W. BRANsFORp SIUBRICK.

bH'TtiHttJ' IA iHigT
Tho Californian. Of february 18th. says 1t learns by
m ARRIVAL from \cra bdena TIM party of emigranis
shty IN number II an the other side If California noun
IAN had suffered severely. Nineteen started for the
valley bni enll seven arrived having been compelled 10
cal TIE dead bodies Of lneir companions 10 save them
selves from Starvation. Among the Survivors were two
Erls. public meeting WAS held at once in Yerha
Bntna aud $500 raised it the relief oI tho sufferers in
the mountains. Messrs. Ward < Smith Offered their
launch, mud Passed Mlshipman Wordsworth, with a
,nail party started mp the river with III Intention OF
discriminating AT the foot Of the mountains aud going on
loot with the packs Of provisions the sufferers
Tia. distressed party lost lho cattle the Salt Plains
at Hastings cut ola route which never should be
travelled.
MI larbn was NJ Monterey attending To his business
on the 9TH Of February having been released ly the enc
nay An English schuol was about 10 be established
there Ihe Al,alde publishes order, iorblddug mer
Ia employ Indians, unless thcy have certificates from tLe
turncr employers that their services are not due ,o h
after i'r wages advanced Mr. semple is about ooun,
city at San Francisco hay, to he called FRANCISCAN
Tie has purchased Tor that purpose tie hafota five mill
tract
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THE PRESIDENTS VISIT TO NEW vopp

v,a ne new YORK Journal of Commerce learns from
a,nng'on' on good authority that the President of tho
n'fd States soon after his return from laeiab Nor,h
"Io', where hewill represent at the commencement
make VIZ, u mat s'ate,on the LIST of June, will
Ts.a,d ~" 10 'ra' 'i'y and probably extend his tour
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-07

Mr. Paekenhan. it is said is to be assent two 49,.
on hall nav HIS salary is SIX tn usand n,nn Yeas
ling The half tnare than our Ministers re-, u"' sof-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-07

1 ne new orleans Delta of the 23d ut sovs
we arc gratfied to hear that letters have boon 70
ceved IN this city from Aid Of Gen Shields dated !,
lapa, the lh inst which represent him rs 50 rondiy
improving as to induce the belief that in the course of
lew Weeks he will be able to visit the L. $ "
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he citizens of Alexandria about to present spen
did sword to Lieut. Col CuI.ns of the Initod Sta,as
Army as testimonial of lher admiration of his gallant
Alexandria. = ~ " VI
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II E w S r Rim G oooDs.
E. FR.7.NKL.N. JR..
LYNCHBURG Va

LYNcHBURG Va,
now receiving ana opening fine assortment Of
Il SPRLNG md SUMMER GOODS,
among which will be found every description of Dry
Go'ds including Ginghans. Lawns Organizes. Muslns.
Cambrcs. BareIes Silks ashional Ie S6awls Handkcr-
chiefs i'thhos. Laces. Edglng. csiery Gloves. Sc.
together with fine assortment ofC uths Cassimercs and
ts4ngs. and all Other articles Of the latest STYLE suits
Die Tor Ladies and Gentleuen's wear: to an
ANIMATION ct which he invites his friends and this
PuD'ic, generally. lie assures all who NAV honor him
win call, 'hatno pains shall be spared to furnish them
win the newest styles OF goods, and at rs low prices
they can be had elsewhere: E. JR.
April tsf
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II. III. s T.EFECR

= ESFECIFUIIN invites the atten,,on ~ ,,r,l.,...,
~ ms Stock OF PIANO FoHIES at the above Estabi.r
mont feeling confident that they will give satisfaction in
"A ms iian"s are warranted, and sold on trial sub
J ct to be returned iinot good "
Constant additions be him to presen, at all times an ,
tenslse assotnent, embraenr all he NJ Gni.h -
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REMOVAL.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPTE!

AAGa14A IL DELE OAGl 1nEl TGUTAE
IT HAT the Proprietor OF the PEOPLES CHEAP
L sTORE has removed with additional NEW
SfOCk OF DRY GOODS. from 1873 Main Street
No. lab (W aldo Block) MAIN STREET,
into that magnificent Store entirely and fitted with
Inc utmost care expressly for his trade as the former
store not sufficiently large. He is in hopes, by this
removal that he may have sufficient to accommodate
his numerous friends and that have compile
tely thronged this well known Establishment
The subscriber grateful for the past patronage and
asks for continuance his New Store where
his customers will ever find him ready and willing await
READER,
know il is o0en said, il is all humhug, one does not
know when believe these advertisement they all aim
for the largest story, but, believe me- say
anything but what is true and there should be any that
doubt what have 10 or have sad please call and sat
isfy yourself.
Among the assortment may he found large stock Of
CASHMERE SHAWiS such as have been sold from Sc
$50, for sale at from 50 $2, equally good. Nett
Terrehs, Plaid, Imitation Cashmere and Broad Cloth
Shawls prices varying from S7 cents to So Block Blue
black Blue Maroon and Drab ALPACCAS, from n cents
IS cis-some good silk Warp for 42 cts; ALEPINES
from SO S25 good as formerly bought from rs
cts to s so.
M.de LAINEs-CAsHMEREs- Corded oTToMANs-
POLKA'S in endless variety. PRINTS, large stock
varying in price from Il cts TO 20 cts.
FLANNEI.S of every description, quality and color
comprising Whice Red Yellow Spotted, Red Spotted AID
Green, varying in price from Is CHS TO 81.
CLOAKINGS Ofall kinds-BrGadceths, Cassimeres Sat.
inets Tweeds small Plaids for Boys wear
HOSIERY OF every description, ing in price from
IL cts Comrter Mittens and Gloves OF all sizes
Carpet Warp and Lace, and in fact depend upon
finding general of Dry Goods, and prices
that will views Of almost every customer thai is
in want of Dry Goods. Our motto remains the same
QUICK RETURNS, SMALL PROFITS. or ssome OF my
worthy neighborS say no Profits at all Be il it may,
TIE PEOPLES STORE Is THE PLACE and ever has
been, buy Dry Goods LOWER than they possibly
be bought at any other establishment.
Don't forget the place-WALDD BLOCK, third Store
north Of The Central Hotel, nearly opposite c. Ellss
Umbrella Store side Of the Post Office cross walk
the called business side the front of the Central
Fote usually numbered up with stages in the middle Of
the day. G. NJ. DAYTON.
Worcester, Dec Il. 50u
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BOSTON q WORCESTER RAIL ROAD
Tzsssss EsszssEs EyE.SEs - IA -
Winter Advancement.


fkOM WORCESTER, daily except Sunday,)
With Passengers from the Western Rail Road at : AM
end 81 pm.
With Passengers from the Western and Norwich Rail
Road. at ii Am.
With Worcester Passengers, at and Arr, and ST PM
NIB, Tue lam train will take up passengers Eas
of Framingham.
With Passengers from NewYork by Steamer to Norwich
eaFy every day except Monday stopping only at Framing
With Passengers from New York by Long Island Rail-
road every afternoon, except Sunday stopping only
Framtngham.
FROM BOSTON.
FOR Albany and Western Railroad Hartford New IIa
ven and New York, u and 81 A. NJ and Pm
For NOrlcich and Stations the Norwich Railroad, at
u A. NJ. and 24 p M.
For Worcester. and Way Stations u and 81 p
aud P. M.
NIB. The 4 NJ. Train will not stop at any Stali,l
East of birmingham
For Millbury, at z. A. NJ. and p P. M.
For NeDV York, via Norwich ami by Steamer, oclk
For New York, by Long Island Railroad, at n Am.
For Ne1G York, via Hartford and New Haven, ~ Am
FROM MlLLBURY.
For Boston and Way Stations. daily except Sunday al
s. A. M and 81 P.
sAXONvlLLE TRAINS.
Leave Saxonville at u and 10 An and pm.
Leave Boston at 81 AM, ia and 81 pm.
ga Freight Train will leave Boston l2s NJ. for Saxon
vlle taking passengers for Brighton, Newton Needham
and Natick only
Sunday Mail from Worcester ia. M.-rom Boston aS
l2M.
All Baggage at the risk ofits owner.
Fares are less when paid at the Ticket Offices than In
the Cars. WM. PARKER, Sup't.
Dec Z, 1886. If
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DVe-HOuSe Removed,

THE subscriber has Removed his Dyelne
n Works TO his New shop on CENTRAL STREET
and only ten rods from Main stee where all goods must
be left Having strate shop, with every convenience
attached he feels confident assuring the public that his
work shall be done WE'LL and al shorter notice than at
any other shop Of the kind in this vicinity.
Ladies' DRESSES and CLOAKS Coored, as usual for
ONE poLLARj Gentemens COATS and PANTS Colorod
whole. Articles for Mourning done in three days when
required.
CLEANSING.
Coats and Pants cleansod and pressed at one days
tice, IL desired. CARPETS, 6HAwLs OF all kinds and Mil
ITARY UNIFORMS, ceaRsed and pressed and to
look well goods Satisfaction Guaranteed in nj
cases, charge will be made.
u Only Office in Worcester is on Cent a
Street. HENRY d. ADAMS.
Worcester, Aug. 20. 35tf
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Important Notice.

Al0uerS valuable Horse Liniment.
IN ARRANFED to be Of the most valuable articles
offered to the public for Spraias Wind Calls
Spavns, Stiffness Of the Joints, Strains and Calouses
ofiong standing; aso Swellings, Fresh Wounds Calls
&c. &c. This truly valuable Liniment has been exten.
tensivey used Tor the last twenty ears and in no in
stance has failed TO give satisfaction the purchaser
II is cheaper than other article, requires but
small quantity to complete 1t also will answer
equally well for or horn cattle.
Prepared only by the inventor anG proprietor,
JAMES KIDDER, in East Boston
JAMES GREEN d CO., and M. b. GREEN, Agent
for Worcester. 1yl9 MAY 49,
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Please Look at this-to the Athlete
NN Z & MRS GCHIIXL Ed tho nola.al

lFG dian Root Doctors, who nave been travelling tbr
the conIry and practicng the last three or four
with The most astonishing wonld resDectu :
form the afflicted Of Worcester aud vicinity that n pve
located in WORCESTER, Mass between Bfdg eet
and the Boston and Worcester RaTOdd Bridge where MIR
Mrs ;. can always be oud wait on all those who
would be willing TO favor Them with call They VIII
Continue 10 prepare Medicines for all kinds of Complaints
Particular attention paid to female weaknesses OF all kinds
and all Chronic complaints Of long standing Be sure TO
inquire for Mr. or Mrs SCHUYLER Terms ION Recon-
mendations will be Shown The have effected by
calling al oar house. All kinds OF ROOTS md HERBS
kept constantly on hand for sale. Advice given gratis
MIR = VIII call on al those that may wish who a. unable
TO leave their rooms. II lime ID
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sTRAYED or sTuLEN.

CAME into The Enclosure OF the subscriber the 18th
~ inst dark brown MARE hind 'ee partly white, long
switch tall and will weigh about 1000 lbs with a Red
sleigh running part light ctlor and brass mounted har
ness n string small bells about the horses neck and
nave BY proving properly and paving charges.
WllkinsonviIle, Doc II. J.G. BROWN
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For rem wing Grease Spots, Stins, or Marks from
Clothes iolens, Carpets &c &C aud rendering the
spots where IL is applied clear, bright spOtess.
Soi nth JuH Directions Price cents
WA the above articles are for sale at the
Cheap store, by J. CIRCUIT, in.
Oct Is. cod wti42
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Great Newspaper, Periodical ans
CHEAP PUBLICATION DEPOT,


WORCESI'ER.
s. THOMPSON would inform his friends and
~ customers that he has united with his Establishment
the PERIODICAL DEPARTMENT Of 3. II. LEONAkD--sh
those who have subscribed Leonard will be supplied al
me above place. reasonable terms as has been before
offered
WI thompson would give notice that ne y now prsp".s.
70 supply every variety Of reading now published by tne
nfSt publishing houses in New York, phadeiphia, and
Boston al soon as they are out.
Al those subscribing him will be supplied promptly nc
soon as The works are out. Il Worcester, March "
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31itsts Oniest eN,fpateN Ol ClaTke7s BtteTs,
which cannot be TOO highly recommended esteemed.
The numerous Testimonials and recommendation to
which the public pleased 20 favor, day, OF the
peculiar and unequaied eicaGy Of these Bters,
them TO he noted for their superiority any other med
cne for cleansing the stomach and bowels Of bile and
morbid matter, purifying the blood promoting digestion,
aud causing speedy olappetite. with vgor and
tvy o feelings. Carkes Bers decidedly preferable
10 any other medicine Notwithstanding how highly
they may be recommended for very important
snd should he used for third great ls For
their th0r0ughness in purifcation. 3D. Instead Of weaken
ing the already weak patient most medicines do, hey
gradually strengthen. while they thoroughly perform
ing the work of purhcatoH and 3D. Because they are not
a QaGck Medicine.
AS Ciarke's Vegetable Sarsaparla Bers are composed
OF variety medicinal vegetable Ingredients they speed
iy restore permanent health by eradicating from
his system the following diseases, vz sick Headache Pain
and Dizziness in the Head General Debility, Heartburn,
Costiyeness Darbea loss Of Appetite Bilious affections,
Gravel Pain in the sde Back and Breast Rheumatic Pains
Liver Complants Heart Dsease Cough. Gold and all az
tectons OF the Lungs, &C. where Calomel has been too
freely used CLARKE5 BlTTERS are Of the most infinite
Importance and for all kinds OF humors, II conainD
good proportion Of pure Spanish Sarsaparatand other
Of genial efficacy also, for Fever and Ague they have
proved themselves be sovereign remedy.
III Sold by HALLIBURTON x Co, Boston, and 3 a.
ROWLAND Worcester. April l.
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THE MOST
ASTOUNDING DISCOVERY!
JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP,
NAGlM -

TO cure ErNptions and DisfSuyemsnts If The SKIN PIN
pies, fTec&tes Sun0urh, SAT- Rheun Scurrv
Sore Heads, &c &c.
astounding how quickly, by he Of one cake
= Jones itailan Chemical soap salow. yellow dark
skin becomes beautifully clear and White
Persons IN purchasing this always ask for ONES,
Italian CHEMICAL SOAP; and perhaps as many
VINO nave been cheated with counterfeis will be TOO
much discouraged to try the genuine say to such Try
this oneeyou viii regreIt hut always see thai the
name OF I. JONES is on the wrapper
From The NeW Orleans CeRaneL, october, 1914.
One OF our subscribers, Mr. Leonard, i0rns us that
ne has been cured of old scay Salt Rheun l6 wears
stunning, on HIS beard. fingers and hands, by cake OF
an article much advertised latelywe speak of Jones'
ilahan Chemical SOAP. lie also Informs that he has
tried It's effects upon his female slave, ose, a yellow
glri much marked with sun-sp0ts and he fonnd in two
weeks her skin much clearer and winter.
- From. the Nec York Sun.
we make Il rule never notice an advertised ar
ucle but from what have heard several persons
respecting the powers OF Jones' Italian Chemical Soap,
we DO not hesitate to pronounce all II is represented
ana can therefore, consceniiousy recommend
readers who are afflicted with erupons marks or dislg
urements.
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JONES' CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE.

among the educated, there few who will doubt but
lhat oy 'orcing the roots and scalp OF the head
hehy action we can cause growth-aye dark, luxuri-
am growth The roots being healthy sediment called
nahuuH or scnrf is discharged the scalp; the hair
now becomes soft and silky Thus he roots strongly
asteneu ~ thelr native SOIL proudly and splenddy dis
piay 'ne beauty as specimen OF dseas naurd raised
rom aeath by the powerful aid OF sci,
From The NeW YORK Tribune.
we see that Judge Edwards OF Philadelphia, a man
over ~ years Of age the top of whose head bald
~ me palm of ones hand two months since, has
new me DARK hair growing last from the use Of Jones'
Coral lair kestorative.o
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MOORISH HAIR DYE.

For permanently dyeing Light Rcd OF Gray Hair a
Dark Brown or Black Color without dyeng or hjuring
me skin. Sold with full Directions