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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-14
Books of Travel.

DUUkS vi lIdvCl.
I WELLS Travels IN the L. states, ind visit , Vol.
IL The Pl,iaIso Hercules, OF travels in Spain and Mo
Elarala Adventures IN the Path Vt Europe bv b Taylor,
Transatlantic Tour comprising Travels in Great Britain
France, Holland Belgium, Germany, Switzerland, and
Exploring Expedition OF Wilkes, D'Uryille Ross, md
Lynch.
I.,neh', Dead Sea- New Edition.
Turkey aud ,ts DESTINY, b, Mcfarland,
Egypt and rs Monuments, by Hawkes.,
The East, hY Spencer,
llnnss,y AMI Transatlantic, by ! pagct Esq,
Ihree ears in California, by Cotton.
Deck and Port
N,ne,eb As~,ria and Syria, by Fletcher,
Notes from Over Sea, by Mitchell,
stephens Travels in Egypt, Sc,
Greece, Sc,
Yucatan,
Wandefing> # Pilgrim, Sc, by Cleercr,
Travels oi Marco Polo,
Cireumna Vi CATION Of the Globe, Sc, SC,
For sale by
oa2iZts u PAYNE s BROTHER.
Adm in istrators sale of
Negroes, sc.
WILL. nc Sold on Wednesday, the goth day OF Novcn
w Der next, the late residence OF Thomas Is. Jones'
decd,
Ten Likely Negro
also all The SrOCk and CROPS cry dcscrption-con
si,tng OF Garn, Fodder, Oats, &c, sc.
TERMS liberal, and made known ON the day Of sale.
CHRISTOPHER MOORE,
ocl 2s-t2nH Comm'r se,
EAPs, CAPS--In>t received fresh supply OF Plush,
u Cloth aud Glazed Caps Of the latest STYLE by
octl7-ts WAREHOUSES POTTER.
s,AFETy FUSES, 900 Feet safety Fuse, daily ex
- pected, and ter sale low by MCDANIEL. S. LEE.
Oct ats
A REGu lar supply Of Rochbndse LINE on hand.
"A Ser, l2-ts Il J. ECHOLS
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and the pubic generally, 10 then large and extensive
assortment II
SINGLE .4.SD DOtBLE Guns,
VARYING in prices single , 10 81 aud l2hbe
Gun, iram 80 500 Thsi soek consists IN part ol the
following dld rem qualities, VIZ
Extra fine Double Guns,
do d. l.amlaaie1 steel Double Guns, something new,
Fine Twist double Gnns,
Single Pcrtass if5m - 70 so,
Rtles with Bias. Steel aud German silyei IN Is
Patent Pocket ltl1e-,
Cpti's Five shooters,
We.Ssn's Sly shooters, something new,
sly Barred Rex' K Pistols, oi different Patents,
Single ~elI-spatng Pistols,
Double Barrel Pistols, Pocket and Belt Pistols,
100000 superior ENGLISH y French Percussion APPS,
Powder Flasas, Shot Belts and Pouches tine a sort
ment,
y ri Bag. Dog Collars and Chains.
Fishing Pole Jpint-, and hshne Lines and Hooks,
Sword aud common Canes, Bowie Knives and Dnks,
Money Belts Dram Bottles s Leather drinking Cups,
English Sporting Powder aud Canister Powder Of the
best qaality
BaldWin's Gun Wa1dings, wash Rods in joints,
Forged and filed t,un materials for Gun Smiths,
20 d1z ina Locks Of all
Dor l. e, larg assortment and at reduced prices,
500 Gross Screws from IL inch To ! inch.
Guss slnsf.sn.
in all its varieties such Stocking Double and Single Guns.
Rles AMI Pistols. altering mo Percussion, and REPAIR
ING OF ALL KINDS daae IA sup fior style and on az
conmodina teras the old stand opposite the Frank in
Hotcl, Main street, .ynehbufg, Va
oct 3-wsy ". b x E. FISHER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-14

bacon HAMS A lot of very superior famil, Hams Tor
ID sale at JOS. d. NoNlINS
Octl7-tS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-14

! HIVE removed TO the Store recently occupied b, IA
i +. Davis, AMI OPPOSITE Mcdaniel & Lee and H.
ceivcd AMI opened the largest and most magnificent
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COL NrRl aIERCRlN


Are wo.i respectfully S hslleJ loetse tlm cal
pur h ing riseNh. g..
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-03-28
DAVENPORT SCOTT CO., IOWA, THURSDAY, MARCH as

ture-wl not deny that he has, at times, faltcrings
and misgvngs in his most avorite themes, PARTICLES
Of light occasionally fash upon his benighted vision,
despite his boasted Of entrenchme nt-na-
ture will not be smothered-and truth, her hanc maid,
is Of nature extremely SUBTLE that easily infn-
yates itself through the minutest nerstices Of the
most solid particles, and its eugent rays expand and
Hume all within its influence.
Admitting then, that with the subject of an hc-eaf-
ter, there connected doubts and fears, and also
that reason, the montoraI spirit in man, family and
loudly admonishes us, and warns us, and points out
way by which We may escape impending danger, and,
rising In her monitior, peremptorily demands, nay,
in the eloquent language given to the feelings alone
entreats, that take heed and tarry not in the city,
but flee to the mountains for refugeis it not "passng
strange" that
tsSuch things CAN be,
And overcome US like a summers cloud,
Without our special wonder!'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-03-28

TnE GREAT DISCOVERY Of SiR II. DAvy.
When the friends of Sir Humphrey Davy
were expressing their admiration OF his val
liable discoveries, he interrupted them with
this extraordinary remark: "Fhe gren'cs'
discovery that ever made was the discov.
ery OF Mike Farradns'--a poor boy when
he picked upin workshop, and whose after
life did credit to the philosophers assertion
for he is now the world renowned Sir NJ
Farradny.
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DIR. John Il. EIENION.

SURGEON DENTIST,
PAVING permanently located at Rock
Island, offers his professional services to
fitizens of Davenport and may be found at
|S:orc of A. C. i lion on Monday OF each
+. Orders left Will be promptly attended at
Variety Store.
b. Oath, 1850 2o-ly
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tions-you we're the victim. too well knew
Dora, Of a wicked conspiracy; had you but
listened to the counsel contained in the las
letter I wrote you, twelve years ago, MI
would have been well; ms i, il, you sowed
the seeds Of your own unhappness, by dis
trusting your husband, and at best have
reaped but Dead Sen fruit. | grieve for
you-i gricve more for my daughter who
must 60 forth to the world without faith
er's protecting arm. After your utter re-
lection of all overtnres on my part, went
to the West Indies, obtained divorce from
yourself, and married Spanish woman
who could not speak one word Of English.
BY my last marriage have three children
NIL daughters Yon will hear often from
mo through our child. God bless you,
madam
And, wi,hou, even ore kiss, Emily, my
husband vanished from mv sight. One Of.
fectionste, kind caress, Emily. would have
been 50 little from him, and such a precious
remembrance to me. May be, this is wha.
men call retribution!'
Slowly we pursued our way homewards,
and ceased 10 wonder at those eccen-
trciiies in my friend, which formed the COM
ments Of so many.
Dora Hammersly left Mobile six years
since. and settled in the West. Her
daughter, as every one tells me, is worthy
her moiher-has married well, and moves
with her mother among the first women o!
the nation. Farewell, gentle reader many
thanks for your kind attention; may we
meet often on earth, md at last in heaven.
is the sincere prayer Of one who has tried
to benefit her sex by this simple narrative
Of real life.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-03-28

INDIAN SENsIBILIry--A traveller in the
State Of Maipe, is giving sketches of his
way-fsring, in an eastern paper. He late
Iy visited an old Indian town, whereon lie
writes the following:
We walked through the village until We
came to the burying. ground, surrounded
by wooden fence painted black. A high
wooden cross stood in the centre, and small
crosses at the head of each grave, all paint
ed black. Tokens Of sadness we'll fitted tu
ornament this last resting place Of the
dwinding remnant Of once great and
powerful nation.
The Kenebec tribe, the last oftbe Abnca-
gues. has now become utterly extinct.
The last one Of them, man remarkable
for his good character, received n grant Of
and from the State and fixed himself in a
tow nship where number ofwhite families
were settled. Though not iIl-treated, yet
the common prejudice against Indians pre-
vented any sympathy with him. This was
shown at the death Of his only child, when
none Of the people came near him.
Shortly afterwardsh he went to some ofthe
inhabitants and said to them:
"When white mans child die-Indian
man be sorry-he help bury him-my child
die--no one speak TO mel make his grave
alone-I no can live here"
He gave up his farm. dng up the body Of
his child and carried i. with him two hun
dred miles through the forest to join the
Canadian Indians! Bereath all the cold
ness Of ofcx,erior the Indian may conceal a
warm and tender heart.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-03-28

COLD EIuSTISG- incident was rela-
ted TO us Yesterday ofan old man from Syra-
cuse, n. Y. rs,, who had been taken sick at
the mines out on the Sacramento, and who,
having exhausted all bis provisions, was in
a most depIorable state. He went about
from tent TO tent among the miners tobeg
a mou,hful to keep him from starvation
The miners in scattering out, generally take
a rod square, which is considered the limits
of,heir diggings. Entering camp one day
the old man begged for meal, and told his
story of adversely. 'Let'sgive hmn chance,
said the men, she's an old man and is sick
what say you let's help him out well,
agreed, replied the party. 'iiere, old man, J
said one of them, you may have that spot
over Wonder whar you see that rock; SC
take your pick and 60 TO work.
The old man started out ,and the first day
realized the sum ofsixty dollars. This gave
him new hope, and his friends rejoiced
with him al his good luck. The next day,
however, the old man was lnluckv, and did
not realize cent. They told him to try
again, however, and he did so. In picking
under the rock, after the cxertion ofa whole
dav, the old man found what is called 'hen's
nest.n from which, in one week, he realized
the handsome sum Of $4,000.
His friends told him that he had better stop,
now. as he was old, and star, home. So he
adopted their advice and took the steamer
al Chagres for New York. We hope the old
gent !eman NAV live to enjoy his good for
tune.-N o. Pic.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS!

lE subscriber having the exclusive Agency
for the sale of McCormick's Improved Pat
Irginian Reapers, in the following named
Ptiesto wit Scott, Muscatine, Lonisa, Wash
Pn, Johnson and Cedar; would respectfully
10 the Wheat Growers thereof, that now Is
ime 10 send on their orders. oyerwhelm-
lemand is anticipated for the coming harvest
e50; therefore all who are desirous of obtain-
bne Of the above named Reapers should at
! to il immediately.
ANDREW !. HYDE, Agent,
Ln.-B,ank Orders will be lett at the Store
i,rroys & Prettyman, in Davenport; also a,
sesjJence of the subscriber in Pieasan, VAL
{lor the accommodation OF those whom the
4. NAV not see. O;her points will also be
led and notice given lhereof. A. J. II.
cember Goth, l849. I3-tf
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-03-28
The Blucbeard Chambers OF the
Heart

DY THE AUTHOR OF t'cApIlcEs."
Mould upon the ceiling,
Mould upon the floor,
Windows barred and double barred,
Opening nevermorc;
Spiders in the corners,
Spiders on the shelves,
Weaving frsil and endless webs
Back upon themselves;
Weaving, ever weaving,
Weaving in the gloom,
Till the dropping drapery
Trails about the room.
Waken not the echo,
Nor the bat, that clings
In the curious crevices
ofthe paLelings.
Waken not the echo,
1t will haunt your ear,
Wall and ceiling whispering
Words ycu would not hear.
Hist! the spectres gather,
Gather in the dark,
Where breath has brusked away
Dust from off mark:
Dust of weary winters,
Dust of solemn years,
Dust that deepens in the silence,
As the minute wears.
On the shelf and wainscot,
Window bars and wall,
Covering infinite devices,
With its stealthy fall.
Hist! the spectres gather,
Break and group again,
Wreathing, writing, gibbering,
Round that fearful stain;-
Blood upon the panels,
Blood upon the floor,
Blood, that battles wear and washing,
Red forevermore.
See,-thcy pause and listen,
Where the bat that clings,
Stirs within the crevices
Ofthe panelings.
See,--they pause and listen,
Listen through the air;
How the eager life has struggled,
That was taken there;
See they pause and listen,
Listen in the gloom;
For startled breath is signing,
Signing through the room,
Signing in the corners,
Signing on the floor.
Signing through the widow.bars,
That open neyermore.
Waken not those whispers;
They will pain your ears;
Waken not the dust that deepens
Through the solemn years.
Deepens in the silence,
Deepens in the dark;
Covering closer, as II gathers,
Many fearful mark.
Hist! the spectres gather,
Break. and group again,
Wreathing, writing, gibbering,
Round thai fearful stain:-
Blood upon the panels,
Blood upon the floor,
Blood that ha;fles wear and washing,
He'd forevermore.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-03-28
sANEa OEES SARGENT,
Attorney at Law,
eaa, Street, opposite Uillard's Hot

Toufteenh Sired, opposite Uillard's I1o'e1,
wAsHINGr. y, ID. G.
l2il.L attend 10 the prosecution o'
Y Claims before the Board of Mexican
Claims againstthe United States,
% the transaction OF business with the vasi-
Departments.
y 10Th, i8i9. 45-u
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-03-28

pa ACRES Land on Mississippi
eV River, adjoining the town o. Bulialo'
BE low forty acres timber ard balance ex-
II farming land A good frame house on
Femises. ApTiy to .,.rr
lobor.,. Lana .1sfaH'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-03-28
|NI,Y RENTED TO EUROPI,
Through UiEyDEN 4 Co.,

r. aiticr Of The .folioeias eount'er, io-'ca;
+ 5aad, Ireland, Scotland and Wales, France,
blany, Prussia, Austria, Denmark, Bohemia,
kerland. Belgium. Holland, &c.
go, S,eera.e passage procured.
&Appy 10 COOK & SARGENT.
NEWPORT, Jan. 81, 1850.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-03-28

@ALIllNG CANES.-An assortment
jus, received BY the suhscri"tr.
! l1th. II. A. foh EN-
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DI,. WsI. II. WHITE.

kn no, professionally engaged, may be found
| liz residence. Corner OF Fourth and Rock
: .l1ni SITS opposite a. Sanders dwelling.
Avenpor,, Feb. 2is', 1850.
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FOREVER LOST We heard the other day
of death by delirium tremeas, Of young
mnn who was induced TO drink wine or
last Now Years day bya lady on whom
he called He was pledged man, bu. the
young lady ridiculed his scruples and per-
suaded him to take one glass just to please
her. He Welded. That nieht went home
drunk, and since then. one debaach has sue
ceedcd another ill lsst week he died amid
The tor,nycs Of a drnnknrds madness
What load Of gull, rests on that young
woman's soul.-N y. Organ.
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MRs. PARrINGTnN IS IN ILL HEALTH.--
La. me! sighed Mrs. Par,ingtrn. here /
have been suiTerin' the bcgnnes Of death
for three mortal weeks. Fust, was seiz~
cd with painful phrenology in the left
Of the left ven.ilator of,he heart.
This gave me an inflammation in the bcrax,
and now I'm sick with the chloroiorm mor-
bus. There is no tlessin' like that ofhealth,
particularly when you're sick.
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kinds;
atisn,
| Piles,
acttd
'iuca-
Lionel
| |rietor
Irmtfs
bf this
| The
there.
!, rdy
by
epro.
,.,oe.
|Ohcs,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-07-10
Attorney for Prosecuting Claims as
thc city Oh Na.Iliraton.

FEylli ibscIibcr undertakes The collection, settle
IA tnert and adiustment Of all minutr Of claims,
accounts or demands against the government Of the
United States. or any Foreign S,ateor country be-
ioy, Conmis ioners before Cougross, OF before any
OF the pubic Departments at Washington.
The procuring OF patents Army and Nary ZEN
sous, the collection Of accounts against tho Govern
mcnt all Land Claims, and every demand o. other
business OF whatever kind requiring The prompt and
efficient sew ccs OF an Attorney or agcut.
residence of fourteen years al The Seat Of HE
Federal Government, with a thorough and familiar
acquaintance with the various systems and routine
81 business the diferon. Offices, well as in Con
gtcss added 10 his free access TO tho ablesl legal
ady efs, il needed lst es The undersigned in pctg.
ing the fullest satisfaction and the utmost Dispatch
to ,hasc who may cntrust their bus.ess 10 his care.
Being well known TO the greater part Of The citizens
Of thus District, ard to many gentlemen who have
been members Of Congress in the last welv5 years,
il i, deemed useless 20 extend lhs notice BY special
reference Communications must be prepaid IN all
cases,
Charges or fees will be regulated by The nature and
extent the business, bat moderate il all cases.
address, II. G. SFALDING,
Warrington, y G.
Noy 20 l9ia. J-lG
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-07-10

| . puft % T. utfY lV' tutHFl epuh y, WI
saturday, tie la,h o. Aprusi neat, a. The late
81 EoLeti Lemmond, c,e'd. en- credit Of
40 .td three YEAR. the very valuable
GSu 1HD zee q n -. o.;
and other 1r.c,s of I,=ud. lyins IN the
u | niun, Of " ll. l. ~, rsid i,emmuud do.t
suf po.sess d, Sc;
Gold miHinr traet If $50 Acres. l,ing
ere trcrk, al tains thc Land NJ Eu S'swsft,
Scsart. tteerge " Rrch ~. Si,iltsll
~ rroe which their have been oprnca 10
b., within less tl,an tUp yds aj due Ctsek,
uu,q uml'ed IN t'is ,,lin ol crurtry fot
4.rg o. other sprcia- 81 machinery, the
snc " vhirh was worth rom S}j Ia SlON per
}uG tie orc o. an, of 81 lieh r,ll compare
With lhit u the richest tniuts IN the
,s'n almost I'll parts oi this tract sc mia.
s'iinscl the mot Il usuug character. On
g Inu of II entirely gu, IT the region Of ~
llady discovered, humps Of vuein rald,
e A. high as grains have ilren picked MP
a'y and a. divers places uriu t'fe suffice OF
80 aud along the channel OF tie neiQ hb,ufli z
lhe surface everywhere rauning orlt macy
- qojd ~ this tract I01 acres arc clear d
l''gsiion and Dwelling House, n :, AID
y " - the pennies. In dependent uf i,s MN
~, lhIs ltsc., for the purposes Of agriculture
anhincfJ is very valuaolc. Goosc Creek runs
n rom Wei 10 Fact. dividing II into two
sal OTIS or parcels Of highly ftt,lle land, and
VIZ tails and mill .ios unsurpassed IN this
q The country. Tho VEINS already dsc0rer.
afstqpence OF the Discrimination OF the late
hmond 10 experimenting theu ibtlng gen.
N easy cifcumstanrcsl and the expense of
e'y, have been worked vi'haiit machinery
scale 30 ana A. not IL impair thoir val.
pa bsiug sunk more Than IS or 80 teei,
lss' The labour, eNp nd,d upon them, has
T" 'e~ltded and there osn lie no doubt, that
t'a' ard suitable means, they would yield
rN mining profits.
'h' well knosn l'ox.hli Fn'd.minihr, tract
acres lying on tho Waters oil Goose aud
,ieess, AZ, tntng The laAds OF Amos STE
tlldsetf H. Oates and others
'hItd tract OF 60 acre-, known as the llar.
w yltg between said tceka, adjoining the
'Io heIrs at Law OF Jno, Vent, dec d., Phillip
ana athtrs
an undivided h of tract of 70 acre., ".
- waters nl Duck Creek, aaj)ining the land,
m."or' Jao w DAVIS, A ltevcls and others
',So Tract Of "A acres, lying IN the County
nonfe, on the waters of G ,ose Creek, ad
we ''nds Of z Morris David Burr, the lands
~ 'phia Chureh aud others.
'ohs wishing 10 examine the mines vii
''oNson I. Lemmobd on the premises.
Isl, 1850. gl.,rs
; "e 'aroIina Waterman and Lincoln Repub
=. nsef, weeks and the fhiladcl ptia NJrlI
~, ~" WIN insert one week and forward accuuHit
10 ~ a"u Master N Equity with paper d.
y honFoo uoion County, NC.
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u vc-N vru assHGs

- e. -1 r- e GIGS "a q -1
Sx2. Ot9 rs would respectfully invite he al.
WE ttntipn of the pnhiic generally 10 his selec
catalogue Of musi al publications. tic cory rights 0,
wtI,h have b,tn secured from the composers.
AS>, Eisucr's Cam N.RcH Funded On RelGns
celebrated Rouco Finale. 'Ah don't nince, in
l., Scmnambu'a,' md IN reducing the nrw vsri.
alton, composed b, y Hint "o-cr tclore publish, d
and the property Of Bochsl knbnlshed with 4
crrrec, likeness of Madam, n,shor, r tie tlar.
a,'cr of AminB. Arranged fjr the Tiano Forte
by n c. Bochsa. Price 81! cents
tNE SUIT nt>F LIS lRorlou.s \ Night in The Tro.
lic> \ Rtyrric on IN tlvc from lie Dosert,
by t.iirien David. Composed by Maurice Sua.
bosch. 81: cents.
GEASD ro,K, fA,rAstiouE composed BY the late
eminen Guitaris,, Vincent a. schmid', author Of
the Retreat Arranged for he Pl,no Forte by
Miss Adele K 'hnslock. 25 ccr,.
Su>NysIbE WAl17 embcliishcd with beautiful and
correct view Of Sunyside, the residence oil Wash.
inr,on living; composed BY Henry r. Gate. 25c.
fUID I,sG SYNE roIEA: by FtaGciS Fab . cts.
MAY BLaxt%~rEl IS ccnh
IA FuIE M ESMENr PoLKk introducing The all
'Sllut la France - cents
Rrvf p'AnouR To X, IS cents
YANErr FoonLE POLKA 2, cents.
fNFpnkick WuIr,ms GARDEN rotK, . cents.
Srco>p Sus,NNAu PolK,: nv Rzihu 25cen.s
Z
! Asst RosF er SrMuER PoLK, VERY popular 25 els
lryr Nor PotE. kzlha % cents.
Celebrated liNut roiK,, Introducing All! would
the happy day was near 2j coats.
CnAELrsToN QutD7IGLrs By f. Woocot 37l c
rfsrAainG NARY, beautiful Ballad, com pos, q .,
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4 Is CENTS.
krowrE WARES IN Nos by Lady Of Sou,l
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/ FAinE1ro RrcMrSr QuIcNsrFr-embrifslicd viii
/ correct representation Of The New Military Hall
! Charleston by Henry L. Oates. % cents.
SoUmFRNgH Qult ssrEf embeAShod with carrec
I representation OF steamship Souherncr: By llca
I. Oates, 25 cents
JAsrEs GrARus MaRcu. Composed by lady o
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! Lucy locG PCLSN SioyermaIkiSche. % cents
I Carnival OF VENICE PofKA livery popular 2j cts
STryEgaARk'sCuE FAvoRlTE foLEA 2f eeuts
4 so, al the New Muse received by express IRON
| the principal publ, hers in the v rcd States.
- A liberal discount made to dealers, Schoul,
and SemIuaties.
Orders for these Publications mus b. sent to
GEORGE OATES,
! 2l3 ard 236 King Il (,tthc bend ChagI,s,or.
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Restoration Il preservation of an.
6 u Va III ERs
Ey VI, WISE & son, of Virginia.
~ C3nr9l,

EC WISE 4 son, finding it altogether impossis
We. blela attud personally to the great number
ofdavapphcarns fem all sections Of the Union for
their Remedy ior Badness, and for their celebrated
HAIR TONIC. have found it necessary to appoint
GtnuGt Eaesling agent, to visit different cities
and towns throus hou, the United States vestng him
viii authority TO appoint sub-agon;s, and yend
the l4tr Tome, aud 10 apply the RESTORATIVE,
and to put them into the hands Of those he may ap
point - operate wherever suthcieqA lumber Of pa
tcrts in aug town or neighborhood shall be obtained
Capt GEORGE CALVERT, Of Fauquier county,
Va is alone authorized 10 act as General Travelling
Agent, with the powers above indicated.
Capt. C. may hu expected to visit, as speedily az
practicable hs principal cities ard towns Of the U.
MON,
n Capt. Calvert will always have on hand a
fail supply Of the HAIR TONIC (Which c!eanses
the head OF dandfuf, Strengthens and invigorates
the hair, aud prevents It, also from falling off, fol
the region of country most contiguous TO his opera
tons, or II may always be obtained, at wholesale,
aud forwarded 10 any part ofthe Union, by address
ing the ptopfetors, VI. WISE x SOY, Richmonds
Va.
lJ'Pricc 81 per d. zen cash. S.v bottles fors5-
or one dollar single bottle