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sEA-BATHING.
Old Point Comfort Hotel.


THIS magnificent establishment is now open for
i the reception of vsiters Surrounded entirely
by salt water it affords every facility for Sea- Bath
ing. There are very capacious and well arranged
Bath Houses, with Hot Baths, and Shower Baths,
and fine Surf and splendid Beach for those who
prefer the open sea.
The Hotel, situated directly the Bay, and in
view of the Atlantic, presents beautiful prospect;
while Fortress Monroe, the largest military work
in the Union offers To the visiter splendid PRONE
nades, daily military parades, and fine music. No
place can be more healthy, or possess finer eli
mate than this does through the entire summer
and fall months; proverbially healthy, having had
no cholera here last summers nor have we ever ep-
idemic discusses Of any kind, fever and ague, or
bilious fever.
With drinking water unsurpassed in excellence,
offer the attractions of fine Band Of Music and
the most beautiful Ball Room in the Union.
JAMES S. FRENCH.
MAY 20, 1850.
TERMS.
Board per day ......... ...........' w w
By the week, at the rate of (per day.. l so
By the month, at the rate Of (per day.. 90
Children under IL years of age. and servants,
half-price. May l6--TTh&S2m
THROUGH LIME To CAIIEORNuA VIA
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LITTELL's LIVING AGE. No. 3Is-I2B cts.
CONTENTS
|. German Popular Prophecies Blaekoood's
Magasins
,. Regiment during the Russian Campaign
Ibid
3. Death of Wordsworth--Ti Times
.. Commercial Mission 10 Japan United Service
Magazine.
Q. Lettuce Arnold, Chap. L. Ladies Companion
d. Sir Henry Buwer, at Baltimore Examiner.
I, England, France, and Russia Com. Advo-
fisG- Times.
Poetry. Woman's Faith; Sleeping Girl; To a
Mother on the Death Of an Infant; To Burnss High
land Mary; To an Angel of Raphscls.
Short Artices-John Bull and Brother Jonathan
New Books.
WAsHISeroN, December "a, lsi5
OF all the Periodical Journals devoted To Litera-
ture and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country, this has appeared TO to be the most
useful. II contains, indeed the exposition only Of
the current Literature of the English languages but
this, by its immense extent and comprehension, in
cludes portraiturc Of the human mind in the ut
most expansion Of the present age
J. q. ADAMS
Published weekly at SO a year, by
r.. LITTELL & Co, Boston,
And sold by JOS, SHII4LNGTON,
June lO-dtw&wlw corner Pa. av. and a. 1T.
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MuTINEERs.--The British brig Emblem, Capt.
Finch, from Newport, Wales, laden with iron for
the Scaboard and Roanoke railroad, arrived here
Sunday. We learn from Capt. +. that part OF his
mutinied about three weeks ago, and contin-
ucd in that state until the arrival here oil the brig
On the 5th inst he was boarded by the Baltimore
pilot boat Fashion, Capt. Whereof, sixty miles at
sea, from which he got sufficient number OF men
TO work the brig, and aso got Capt w to take her
in tow, being deeply laden and 20 foul as TO rem
der her almost unmanageablc. On arriving at this
port, the captain made known his situation To MIR.
Warning, the British consul, who applied 70 Com.
Sloat for assistance. The Commodore, through
Commander Barron, Of the Pennsylvania, sent
Lieut.. Murphy on board with four marines and a
master .arms. The mutineers put in irons
and confined, and yesterday were delivered 10 Mr..
Waring, who had them taken shore and put in
jail. Their names are Whnam baccy, Chhrles
IrishIncn and one Dane. Norfolk Beacon, June ! |.
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IN QUART BOTTLES.

ron THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE ALL
DISEASES ARISING FROM IMPURE STATE
OF THE BLOOD HABIT OF
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See Dumas Balance Of Organic Nature.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14

Yankee, shp'uinl rbrth'ue6ut shr lmehl
the clotb by tho yarl and thr mould vs. ihc
Aazen; and In q week -hc lad lfHT wH06r,
~ q lees price, in the martft The thing
wnaIl pay s, W, soon lc0 huuiua and
srh""l keeping, bought tlc cloth. which hi.
wife cW ,aio button cpyrrsmd hutton moull..
hired the wdmcu nnl airls IT rhr nrighlor-
ing towns To make tham up aud .ol,l them ~
great pru6ls, Soun annihcr rglrrcd mlu
partuorlip with BIN aud invented marhino-
~ to DO The work lhnn tho plain insina
wa- changed 90 figured grl,ct and nriuand
twist Improvement ou Improvement iu ma
eiiner, was made tilI tIoy cuulllcl lhc hct
EUglish, or freurl, 90 formHU huiiuns =.
W no', owns one of'thr .sTrel.-i village, Ia
tho Cnnnr,tiGli iallcy, nud almost supplies
the uilrl Siairs with button. for rn,t- and
n,orrnlts- IT, haa cu,h,wcd 81 academy mur
uiGrcnlU hai contributed likc % prince IN
lhr Gmls ofa bi.hl, di-Lnmiihcd auI u.r-
iit l,-urlr seminary. ,-d has rescued . mobile
college from embarrassment Sn much lpr
tlu nrr'ulur-., Of prudent viir nui -o
much for disposition to earn an lWrrsi li,-
iur iu some aay, rather rhln thrive 100 idle
noes ou thr hand aud loo oncu upr,pui,rd
toll uf others
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14
WHAT A PRUDENT WIFE DID.

A correspondent Of the National Era re-
lates the ioIowing;-
"a fact which came in possession of a cou-
pie of years ago may ilill%tStte the character
of the New Englanders and reveal the, ori-
gin OF SOME branches Of their profitable busi-
ness ). w. was the son OF country clcr-
gyman, and was accustomed To lahoring on n
farm in summer, and kecpipg school in the
winter. itc was moral, industrious and fru-
gal,and took u wife pnszessing the Same quail
tues, together with shrcwd propensity to
calculate the cost OF all articles afliyiag. One
day her husband brought home the cloth and
trimmings for a new coat The wife cnquir-
eel the price OF the buttons, which he noticed
we're made of cloth called lasting, or, more
fully, everlasting, covered on to wooden but
ton moulds She Thought she cooli afford a,
good buitou, made by hand 'ar lc-s none,
Tho n, 81 day, like the tiu, daughter Of a
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14

tlpprua country scat. arrnnf usual, I'm Ooh.
pyi inr rtrrt -rrf uf unr-s and crrr--.
'itaH l-l4l %. tLal -lu- l-rra unable iu hud Alr
Juhu.u
n wish would give mc moro particular
direction" mid fho iuslid rlIu urlflt
dead witlIaiiaic, lll uy ouDr uorr 10 Gud
ihi, WIui and 81 DON'T frn lim pp, l'Il iw
lhc mlucr drop. / lou't hrlivyc jorw n,7li
cine ulll d1 Hir mich puod auy how"
"l'm rWr it VIII hclp }ou" replied tiir
DVlnr 4 rau tpii " Your Itit ,1unir-
n,ueo Ghat j. what ynu want llm'lpsi., ar
lrrtrd ns Auu atvihltr hrru restored nh,lIili.
iiriirr lakr % iUuio,
Il want lo-.t, tlds Mr Jolu,ou arst," lr,.
sisted tlir -irk man.
"tiut rarrasr then, 1h walking m the
liUi -un B. too murl Tor ,uu."
"tm't afford 10 ridr iua carriage Hn,,,
sirnt all ny muury in durtor'- stuff, Dh
dor Won You .ay fi- mp li,r- Just
b'Auuj No tl,frr NV f"U' ~ tiT E1t luJd
lH,d.us oh 90 thc lem"
"fr-."
Two Poplar stand at rhr mp.f"
"ir.'
"l ought ro find ihat" .a,d thr man.
''l"1 r1u fol 10 30 youuy" returned the
pr.lur.
'lhr man started o1 a.aiu.
"I11Gr on thr pcrr,criha fellow %" NUT
lrrrril the muu of druts,a, roum is th. iu,1-
lid rlurl, II Ni-l i,l .cut him sis uilc- iu-
.tyld Of three"
lhc dly wpr. on. hui the 4, .timnnisl hunt
rr dld not rr-appnr. LARRY on the u,Nt
morning. however. h. pale thu f,rc. and e.
mtf iai"d lrows 'wrrv visible it the shop ut the
puart doctor.
"N good morning good morning '"cricl
the later with one ~ tho most assured and
pleasant smlcr IN the world "luu found
Mr johnson, oi cour'cf" f., p
"toul"nud yuu and Mr. .lnhn,on too
N"f replied the invalid immlcuty
The d""tor VIZ, q man Of gpat srlr coutrrl
and "l course did mot in the lca,t become oI,
trUfri
"Stnuer ?" said hr seriously. r,N You ,ir,-
IS didn't irlluv iui 'iirr,rtiuiis"
b"l surely lid, Tho fret gi'c on ihc lrn
htnd -''l" l'ni '"ur two al P1Piyrg wIs oDT-
tall elm,
tirr7 n IL dIIn > dut The DO tnr,in tho
iun'ss oi hi, surprise, actually let a sunn
package thar h. held in li, Il ud, fLl upnu
th' counter II tod You p'pl,rs distinctly
tH'''ln 'f''''' wv iFtt t'trqul dmiIc
this sidr, liuf fn settle the matter al once"
aud u,. i's'tor -i"'ikiug likcam,n who Wa.
about doing desperate thing, ururd Ia th,
shelves aud tnok thrrrtton q bottle uf tho L.
ni,rrshl Hrstor'r- "li,rre the medicine Il
shall cost you uothing
The .ick man, tempted strongly hy tho
hope ofa curr, hc-'titcd tor short Time. aud
th,u said
II dnn,t wInl snur stuff lor npihiug I'm,
half dollar wont Xiii me-" 49,.
~ hc,drrw a COIN trum hi, po 'kct. laid 1t
upon the counter, aud taking his medicine,
went slowly away.
lathrr % hard cu,tau,ar that. said tl,,.
doctor 10 himself, With chucklr. ~ he slir-
py'l tHv uiuut.N iu hi. drawer. But TIL take
H"pd car" C." -,pd th. trNt one like. him q 1T
uc further on his fool, crrand. He'd much
hrttrr huve taken my worl iorit in the be-
ginning
lL-A.Ale hI J tur q snr.
'''''' -ati.ss ot the k,-toydr WLet....g fNT isyt
totdv Killed ur cured him /, to the chroniclvr
unknown.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14
THE called 0NIA N.
BY A. q. CHADWICK.

TERMS $50 pef anRum. II i-sj silh.p uo
years $500, If payment be- delayed beyond lhar
time. 80 paper Discontinued until all HuramWs
orr paid, except NJ ibr oi'liou ofiho pUlIi-her.
ApNtEIisAlfsta inserted at the usual pucrs
lnnsrni advertisements must bf paid ipr lu ad-
vance Advertisements should hemark ri theuuW.
bcr of ume, io be- Inserted ouierai'e tl'y sli lc
rmtinuei until forbid lof At the option of ihe pub
li-hrf. sfd charged accordingly
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14
GETTING Used TO IT.

"Somrwh"ro about here" writes a South.
cru currrspnndent. ',livoa a a,.all l,r,n,r ~
such social habit, that his coming home iu-
toNi'aied was once no unusual thing. His
w',c urged him in vain to sign the pledge
why, yuu see, hc would say, IN sign it al
ter while, but | don't like To break Off AT
once; it aiut wholesome, The best way al
Nay TO get used TO a thing hy degrees, you
know Very wcil, old man. his hclpnate
would rcioin, '-cc now il YOU don't fall into q
hole one of these days while you can't take
care ot yourself, and nobody near to take ,ou
ouL' sure enough. as If To ytriiy the proph-
cry, one day he tumhlcd into the well. and
after deal ot useless scramhling, he shouted
for the light of his eyes 10 come and help
! him out. 'bid'nl tell YOU 50 2 said the
good soul, showing her cap frilI over the edge
OF The rarnpet YOU'VE rot into hole at last
aud rs only lucky I'm in hearing, or yon
might have drowned. YOU old dog YOU r.
" aI!- size continued Ysitlr itttirr-
down the bucket, take hold.
And up he came, higher nt each turn Of
1 the wndhss, until the old ladys grasp slip
ping from the handle, down he went to the
bottom again. This occurring more than
once, made the temporary occupant of the
we'll su, ,lFrfous. 'Lool, here he screamed ia
fur, at the last splash, you're doing that ON
purposc-l know YOU a+cr We'll now |
am responded his old oman, TRANQUILITY while
7 winding INN mp ouCc murU Don't you re-
member telling me it's best To get used To a
thing 10y degrees? I'm afraid if were TO
bring You up ON sudden, you wouldn't find
it wholesome ? The old fellow could not help
/ chuckling At the application of his principle,
and protested he would sign the pledge on
the instant If she would let him ont. This
She did. and packed him OIL to "swear in, .
wet as he wasr For you see,she added very
emphaticall,, ifyou eyer fall into the well
again,I will leave YOU thar will "--knick-
,rtogA,r.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14

p -CEN~t- az MA-sAcHusEF EFrs,--Tht \ tlas
says''it is confidently believed the population
OF Massachusetts,, by the United States Gem
,u,, will reach one million In the towns from
which returns haze hecn rrceixld there IL a
handsome increase over the State Census.
Fisu SrulRl.--1he Canalidagua Repos-
itory SAYS that few days since. party Of
four gentlemen went on a fishing excursion
10 Solmon River, Lewis county, aud in three
days caught hro hopa.m nee Andrcd brook
trout.
The LTwrcnrr.. tite R,,et. tha T.sn,aat and
suffolk Mill,, atiI I.nwell which u,uulli make
their rirvftlrna- A. thi= zr--nu. II Is said ,riI
be- ahl, te a9ke aore .eot ha,t ~. eatn,d any
thing .uriu5 tEc IN + iN aeath.-
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-08

lust RECEIVED, Sugar. C. flee, Moas,es. Rice
- Cheese. Crackers, Raisins, Nuts, Chocolate,
Porter p,s &C. &c. T. j. HOLTON
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WINTER LINGERING IL THE Lar OF
SPRING

The accounts OF the weather, and singular
atmospheric phenomena, iha, have come to
US within the last week, are truly wonderful
/, will be fecollecied that we had with US, on
the l7ih Of this month, day Of snow and
.lee,. One Of our family Of exchanges fur.
nlshes The following items:
At Charleston, South Carolina. a meteor
Of uncommon brlllisnce was seen N the car
" par, of last week. In the southern part
u Mississippi, and in portions Of Louisiana,
on the 9Th and 2slh ul., the degree Of cold
vas unpfecede nted - frost. slcet, and ice be
lug rresen, and greatly affecting crops aud
trees. Ga the 30Ih ult., IN Wayne county,
North Cs,oiina, al about lhriy minutes past
eleven, 4. 81, a smart shock OF an earth.
quake MAS felt; and 20 Frankfort, Lexlns
too, Louisville, and Maysvile. Kentucky, a
similar shuek was eel, on the 4ih instant. -
From almost every point the weather Is said
10 have been intensely cold on Saturday l3.h,
Sunday liih, and Monday 18Th instant. Al
the North and East, good deal Of snow has
fallen. AT uuca. on Thursday, llth inst, it
was six inches deep. Al Lowell. Massachu.
sets. on Saturday night, 18th inst. there
was = severe storm, aud the snow was very
deep upon tho roofs, and (cll On Sunday fore.
noon, l4th instant, upon the ground and side
walks, IN great quantities., To The peril Of
those Who we're passing. Two y'uag men,
aged nineteen and twenty one years, named
Taylor, brothers. we're frozen to death dur.
ing The storm on Friday, IL h inslaat. They
we're employed 10 dredging for oysters on The
Gfrs, Meadows, mar Weymouth. Atlantic
county New Jersey. On the ll'h inst,
snow fell q. st. LOUIS, Missouri, Tor u,ne
hours, cosering tho ground TO the depth Of
eigh, inches. Ia Pe,nce Wnism county,
Virginia, on Tuesday, O. h instant, there we're
tao and hall ,nches OF snow on the ground,
and II is thought that mos, Of The peaches III
'hai vicinity ae Ineifievatly lost. Er-
ehaaee Papnr.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-08
WASHING MADE EASY.
How to wash Clothes without MA.
chimes, Wdshboa,ds or Founding Barrels.

g END Me ONE DOLLAR Free of Postage. and
~ will send yen, by mail, printed circular,
giving plain directions for WASHING CLIO rIlES.
that will enable person to do all the washing OF
large family before breakfast, thus AVOIDING all
the confusion OF washing day. This method re.
quires no machines, washboards or pounding bar
rels-no Turpentine, no Camphne, or other offensive
artclc--NO RUBBING THE SKIN OFF YOUR
FlNG ERS--no tealing IF buttons, and wearing out
clothes. This plan SAVES THE CLOTHES and
makes them whittier, and never Injuries the finest IA
bic. The article used cost but few cents, for
large washing, and can be Obtained any where.
The circular also contains directions for CLEAR
SEARCHING, IRONING LACES, WASHING &
CLEANING SILKS, KID GLOVES, removing
Stains, Grease spots, MIldew from Linen, Raising
the Nap OF Velvet, &c, sc.
These are the greatest chemical discoveries of the
age All the Hotels, Steamers, aud large Laundry
establishments use my method Of washing.
To avoid limitations and Counterlei,s, be sure to
direct your letter to
Madame Bcavclt,
Patent Laundress,
40 Ann-street, New York. Postage Paid.
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C.EREE.EGE..FF.PEE.9G

in all its various branches Having secured the
services Of txpefienced workmen in the wood and
Smith shops, PANT ard Trimming Rooms, vita
their skill my own long experience IN the business
and stnlt and careful supervision, hope to me it
the confidence Of all who may fe. disposed 10 i've
me ttill | deem il unnecessary TO say more,
than that all work done Il NV shop, whether new
work or repairing, shall not he surpassed tg my
pcrk done ia The South either in point OF neatness,
DURABILITY or despatch, and hold myself sp0ns.
bic for any and every iainre
uFALL WORK WARRANTED.
eelexceodjngly thankful Cor the patronage here
toor, bestowed, aud most respectfully solicit con.
tinua ION of the same.
Shop few doors a ove the stand formerly occu,
pied by OvermanN Troter, al the sign OF the
NE
->fS11
c. OVERlAN.
Charlotte, March s. 1850. l4tf
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Z. iiEsubscriber rcspt c,.ully informs The conmu.
q nifty al large that he is carrying On the above
business N all ITS branches. and viii thankfully re.
ceive all Jobs IL that line and execute The same in
any manner desired, either in Calf Sheep or Moroc,
co, whole or half binding, or in Embossed Muslin
with full Gilt backs. lie is also enabled to furnish
Conu Dockcts, or other Blank Books, a variety Of
which he always keeps on hand, such Day Books
Lcdgois, Memorandums, Copy, &c. &c.
ALWAYS o. nAND-A large stock Of Letter, Fools
can aud Printing PAPER.
~ Ailord-rs ADDRESSED 10 him al Lincolalon. wi
be promptly attended to.
GEo MOSTELLER.
Nov 10, Si)
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for Prosecuting Claims Il 1
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X ment and adjus,ment OF all IN inner OF claims
accounts or demands against the government of the
United States or any Foreign State or county: be.
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OF The public Departments at Washington
The procuring OF patents, Army aud Navy Pen
sons the collection OF accounts against the Govern
men, all Land Claims, and every demand or other
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a residence OF fourteen years at the Seat or The
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Of business at the dittertn Offices, as vel in Con
gress; added 10 bis free scceSs 10 the abcst les al
advisers, il needed lsfes he undersigned IN pedg.
ing the fullest satisfaction and the utmost dis patch
10 hose Who may enrust thoir business 10 his care,
Beng well known to the greater part of the eli jzcn>
of Tins District and to many gentlemen who have
been members Of Congress in The last twelv3 years.
ii is deemed useless 10 extend this notice by special
reference. Communications must be prepaid 10 all
cases
Charges or fees will be regulated by he nature and
extent OF the business, but moderate in all eases
Address, ii. c. SPALpING,
Washington. d. c.
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Onc Hundred T.iousamd DoIIars.!!
thai of the second $4,000, sc, &c, in accordance
wI,h the above Scheme.
AT this Drawing all Subscribers will be admitted
on producing their numbers. To gentlemen Of Tie
Press free admission will be given; thus afIurdng
every security 10 the subscribers and the public.
lndt pendeuiy Of The above, the proptieto!s have
opened
BETTING LISTS
by which any ds-red bet (lccor1ing 10 the state Of
tho ODDS may be obtained in al the great racing
events and as will be seen ! Y more detsiled pros.
pocus forwarded to all subscribers, THE HOLDER or
ANY FsvoRITE HORSE IN THE ABOVE swEsPsTAKEs MAY
INSURE THE GAIN Of a CONSIDERABLE SUN HEIHEH
IUAT llOks + WINS OR MOI.
A commission OF 10 pcr cent to cover cxpenees
will be deducted on payment OF all Prizes.
ANY fur her Information rtqIrtd, viii he afforded
bv the Secretary, Mr.. Archibald Mackenzie the Of.
Fl es as aboye-to whom all applications for Agen.
cles and other communications 10 be adore sed
POST PAID and all femittanccs, either Il or Noe to
De made, In feiuIn for which numbered Certificates
viii be forwarded directed.
Lists of horses entered for the above and all other
Races OF impottdncc nlay be seen 1T the fh,es.
April 10, 1850. l9-2n
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Laboratory of Ti,aimpsoRian Fsota.
mic MEDICINES.
HE A ENl l. IL .s a BEE.
No u SQI-Tu AINEp,r STpELn
Nov. so. 1919.

baltimore.
q ~ AS the largest Botanic Establishment in the
Il 81 United States, and has always on hand the
most complete assortment ofpufe Botanic Medicines,
in bulk or put up In neat and ! ID. packages label.
led with directions suitable for retailing Also, the
various Tncures and essential Oils, with full as.
sortment Of Botanic Medical Works, Syringes, &c.
Feb 8, 1850. TIC
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Restoration 81 preservation of tn,
EEEI4gA EE9
FEY ". WISE s. SON, of Virginia.
~ ~ C2arGla

s-A (-SAEaGIo
Eg WISE& SON, finding it altogether mpossi.
Wa. be 10 attend personally 10 tho great number
Of daily application from al sections of the Union for
tLcir Remedy Tor Badness and for their celebrated
HAIR TONIC, have found it necessary to sppont
General Ifacelhrg agent, 70 visit different cities
aud towns throughout tha United States yesiinsAim
with authority to appoint sub-ageD.s, use and vcud
The Hair Tome and to apply the RESTORATIVE,
and TO put them into the hands OF those he may ap-
point t. opefate wherever sufficient number of pa
tcnts in any town or neighborhood shall be obtained
Capt GEORGE CALVERT, of Fauquier county,
Va is alone authorized to act General Travelling
Agent, with the 20 yeis above indicated
Capt. C. may be expected 10 visit, as speedily u $
practicable the principal cities aid towns Of the U.
uion.
n Z. Ca7'. Calvert will always have or hand a
4 full supply d tic lIAiR TONIC (Which clsanses
! The head of dandruiF, strengthens and invcara!es
The hair, and prevents #, a,SJ from falling od) for
! The region o. country most contiguous to hscpera
TONS, or it may always be obtained, at wholesale.
aud forwarded 10 any part oftc Uuion, by address.
ing the propretors, NJ WISE & SON. Richmond,
Va.
GJ-Price S. pcT I IN cash. SIX bottles lor SIS
or one dO!lIr single hottie.
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MEN w AN'H'EHH
TO Tgavci rs Agents for The
History Of the Mexican War.

ar he subscriber is now publishing The History Of
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