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tits discovered, however, that one great difficulty
in tie way Of an extensive application Of a. Claus
sens invention, is the totally inadequate supply Of
the raw material Manchester alone consumes
seven hundred and seventy millions q pounds Of
cotton annually and in order to supply the manu-
facturers to one-haf this extent s substitute for
cotton. the produce Of two thousand acres oi hax
would Be required daily, OF about seven hundred
and thirty thousand acres annually The present
quantity Of fax grown in Great Britain amounts,
Il is said to less than one-seventh Of shat number
The South Is not ruined yet But we ought To-
learn the importance oi spinning and weaving as
wen IS raising the cotton. Great Britain feels her
dependence on the cotton fields Of America, and is
determined to be independent, either by the crops
Or India, Of Brazil Or Egypt Or Of all put together
We ought to be equally solioitous TO be independ-
ent Of her market
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in the Austrian capital snme money specuators
eombined % raise the marked value Of silver coin.
by their adloit management the premium on sit
yer ran up from tweniy 10 seventy per cent The
Guy was flooded with paper money, which was by
ihe mauouvres of The brokers rendered worthless.
Every one holding paper money panic stricken.
Distfegs began 10 pra vail. which induced the an.
tnofilieN 20 look into me matter. They soon found
tho cause ol the trouble About sixty Of the most
aged money dealers were ordered 10 leave the city.
"A number nose lilo were capable, were ordered
70 2ln the army The price of silver fsll consider
A'it aiteF ii.is aemqnffiauon oi The authorities
FI-Ax SPINNING The correspondent Of the
North American says Further experiments
have shs week been made az Manchester, (Eng-
land,l Wth the recent discovery 81 adapting lax
h5re e cotton machinery. The yarn has been
woven upon . new circular loom, and lhs texture
i stated 20 b even ana regular. The Chevalief
Ciausseu ncY intends @ spin finer yarns with two
thirds aaz f5re and one .hifd cotton. 90 .o sos.
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Mr.. Rhett's Description of Calhoun.
DR. Rheti'a euloey must have occupied al least
three hours in its delivery. We find ia these three
bushels Of ehaf ibis grain Of wheat It's the frat
time We hnve ever heard the charge brought
against Northern oraiory, Of 'afieciation, piefen
sion aid glitter" AZ a general rule The sloqnenoe
Of the North appeals 70 the Judgment, rather than
70 the imagination Of the passions. Ii thia respect
the style Of Nj. Calhoun, always appeared 70 us,
that Of the North. Giifilan, n bis first series Of
Literary Portraits, describes Jonathan Edwards,
the author % The famous work on the Freedom Of
the VIII. if would seem 70 us that Che mind OF
Calhoun was constructed On the same model-efeat
powers Of reasoning end absence Of all imagina-
ton The description given BY Giifllan Of the
of4tory q ne Calvinisiic preacher, would exactly
apply o that Of The great South Carolina logioian
Gould we lud aeopy of Gfllan we should copy
the description
VII. Calhoun mind. 10 It's characteristics. was
aa striking as i great Ii stood forth like The
Egyptian pyramids vast, simple and grand II
Was essentially southern. with none Of that ufiec
tafisn, nTatauson and glitter about II. which de-
forms We literature and ofatofy Of the northern
people Nereulclous ornament was as unsuitahle
% ii % Vafdufe on The top of the highest Andes
40 flowers grew on iua banks Of the mighty river
oi hs Thoughts, aa & broke is way through noun
over Il. Yea there BE- an eatnesinesa and elevation
10 bis language which baaIs The mini on, az if on
q gWiib deep cafrent His close, compact and i'm
pfegnnble logic, moved with The precision and
measured tread oi a Spartan phalanK. Stone upon
stone, be reared lhe pile Of bis iair argument until
at length l stood q lofty temple, with is steepiss
and doues looking up is heaven, and bathed in The
light Of eternal ruth. II he failed 70 convince
gor conviction Is moi always the result Of reason
he never failed 70 elicit admiration or wonder At
The expeditions Of bis intellect Ii debate he was
collected end deliberate, but when warmed in ar
gumeni, he locked the embodiment Of fiery thought
ta conversation, he faiied-that is, he failed for
aueh mind-because his conversation was reason.
ing. Conversation 10 society is not sought for the
purpose q business or instruction; still less, for she
exercise oi logical reasoning. 1t is rather sought
play eiih or 70 Danish thought, than TO excite it.
musement--inieectual ampserEsnt-the amuse-
ment which wit imparls, Or the affections excite,
are ihe great objects Of conversation Mr.. Cali
houn, although always cheerful, had but little wit,
and snli less Of that acerbity OF magnity Of tenn
per, which gives wit its sharpest edge and deepest
interest ia exposing the folly or weaknesses of
others He dseoufsed rather than conveIHed /;
and 50 rapid aud lQr1iha inAie his thoughts, that
@Hs aired rather than re-
Sfen at fault. Young
81 - look down into his in
ks be deep clear lakes Of
tls 80 pebbles and shells are
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Tx WoRLD's FAIR.--Mr. SianshuFy, the agent
Of Che United States Central Committee, has pub.
lished the following notice, al New York, for the
benefit Of the public:
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CHEAP FURNITURE STORE,


A SURE and safe remedy for, and win positively
"A cure, the Sick Headache, Chis and Fever Jaundue
Byspepsla Chronic Darrhna, Sea sickness Cholera aud
Cholera niantnm, aud restore heahy action the Liver
without particle Of ceoms mercury, qunine morphine
remedy for all manner Of Diseases that flesh heto but ex
penencR saying the abqve they will posi-.
lively qute Fhey III also correct AL arrangements Of the
stomach, ard relieve from those aehs and pains throughout
the system commonly called rheumatic
u a az excellent remedy for the Gravel and Vermi.
tnge or Worn medicine, there Is none better.
10 Prepared only by DR.. s. FANrHRR, la0 Fulton
street. New Y ofz, few doors from Broadway.
For sale, Wholesale and RETAIL by
E. d REACH 127 Canal street.
az AGENTS for Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas Texas
and Florida falI-lvdSvv
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After the main race succeeded the Hutchinson
stakes-two mile heats. Although there were eight
enlries but three came to the call Mr.. Single-
TOMS br, Mirth, Mr.. IaHy's ch &. Inspector, and
Stuarts b. f, by Wagner. The following is the
recapitulation
HutchtsOn Stakeg- three mile heats entrance $780, and
$500 added b. The Jockey Club.
M. Ialys eh, g. Inspector, BY Boston, ont Of
Msdoc c................. ......-............ 9
~, sing eten's hr, + Dliflh, By Wagner out Of
Time-b: 55-b.s .-''''.'''
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10 Erhibitors al ne London Fair:
The nndersgnei having been appointed BY the Central
Committee Of the United States receive and receipt for The
articles shipped By the 81 Lawrence niomg The exhibit
TORS that re now prepared furnish bills adnR oil
good which have been received a. The Navy Yard he
be oun the Asior House between the honr Of and II
A. u and and 10 N.
fooda VIII be received At lha Navy Yard np to the latest
possible moment
This attenionOf eNh btp l called to the following Feeua-
tiOn Of the British DommilsOnefs:
All goods which forwarded 70 Eng and will 7emsin
deposited ID charge d the Cuscms until claimed BY agent
Of the party sending them. who will have establ his
right % remove them % The building, by producing the bin
Of adng and the certificate given the exhibitor BY the ZEN.
ta Authufes in each county thai such goods intended
for exposition. CHARLEs i. SrANBBuRY.
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HTR. r. Cha
At.A- and utttls1sl
ts.sssos d lH tfrr4w
~
= lllf. 70 ? N-fl-'aleI m. ~ 4 T lts| Nrs
t5 ctrasJ s1saf1. u.n.I ~ so. - az. ~
~.
20 AFetcN kEattfiieNs
E1rlerr flea4
fAtof e 1t1lf AeN|pf1 lflfNA1H f1fHn |tssI
Polka ~ Ea Hs8d@4
MA ssallfrt psf
trs iIHls44s .I.4s Z. as.4
5sz Is -.s4sl 81 s.',e.9 ....
Prqale 4lila and iiso 3 a|i 2 81. &.
"a
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MEDICAL CARDS.

MEDICAL CARDS.
TAYLOR, DR.. B. F., Gate Of Memphis) Office
a 81 Canal street ana sm o.
DR. C. s. FENNER devotes pariiou-
lar Intention to the treatment Of fDIsEAsEs
Ok THE EYE. Qiire i65 GraFisr street. op-
posiie tie NaHsaal. d2 6m os
IL eos5aeis.l s. ns. s. ( s'' ma is55s'' e
EGYPTIAN EFR AaNAa4
UqhhN Aeyns had sq years slrusiancg. oi tAa'
- Is above ln5a4la9e lesnedy ioi 81 nsauses per-
standing, Cured in II weeks the TasH ii he Eye
n Sisy Y 80, s gss b ~ m Bes5 H. aiA N % tp. y ey
eye in thfee weake gentleman who always used alee r
6 years, BY usas only one drop waa enabe3 70 read th5
aIanatlon q days CURED bD Single drop. Il gives
Eos 118 PaIslpPs 'Fssi. 5sa4 bs,s. 4 . 81
CHARLIE street api7fy
w *. F. FRYER, Indian Dooroa, formerly
w Of Mobile, Ala. cures an cprahe sickness al n
Men, Women and Chidgen-- Residence and Office So 81
frenclmen siIeaii Third Municpaity Office hours "a
rom clock A. n. tii 2 a. feF further parligu- n
lars, please to examine the = Daily Della"
~ INFORMATION 10 THE PrBLc-I do certify uno1
cae aHnared and toen patients, and have
mont of the nosi skiul pbysoans IL te civ ana coaniry
without being euied.
w. X, II. FRYER, Indian Doctor.
Neworeans, La, January q issl
Testi m onfRi.
For length Of time ! iiersd from DropfY. Every
remedy which I tried, and every physician empioyed
consulted for moved Of no ayails and with despair
Gaz lie card ff6m Dr Fryer Fenehmen street.. No 50,
s,auns ts! he cured every species e DSepsy and ta IN
g any and eyrg nears and 10 ulne 10 De- Fryer
Nhaeses h sad Y als pneoadipg card le aA y pffqFned
ena in perfect good health, and, therefore, earnestly would
feeomnenn Df Fryer q ~ my inrulef leil9ssqafals
ri oslf BEENARD aiurcn.''
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~ This Company being 0Esa
- f# nizeds solely for the ploteouon
Fi ~ Of the policy holders and their
IL families against want and pow
HFiys 10 IN its operations great
national benev Oeul institution,
conducted upon the mosi secure
=, aHd solid principles, and HiioEd-
n ing Tor small annuai sum. paid
esI6gssf during hte iargs and hand
u fikEn1k somelegacy to ~idoFa and cht-
dTen aiieT death.
A policy hodels. whether ql e q Shorter Terms who
the inauianee ill desth participate IN the whole
Of the profta Of the company.
Creditors can insure the lives Of debtors mslred womah
et and of hefEe and children Tree romj claims OF
creditors. TRuaTE Ess
John hagani loaeph Walker John 8. Alis0na
Peter ConIey, Jr., Meunss White, Nm. p. Levenchs
Robert J. Ward, Samuel Stewart, Edward Sparrow,
PErER ConaET j. President Board Of Trustees.
Joseph W. Stanton ]. Morgan Hall a Van Blbees,
Il. o, Hall, Andrew Car, Theo. 81 MoCaieb.
John T. saiiqians, Geo, w Smith, b u. Norman,
6ornsia. Feiicwsz, n. N 6ohel, : = '''s
EdW. JaHnef Coke.
JOHN HAeAFi President Of the Company.
hDW. sSNNKh COXK, Vice President.
a. J, WgpnERHgRE, d D. Medical Board q
aR9 2 a Aot5.ry n; qoasssalea GoalSa Attorney.
RIoHAlz 10 YIN. 4. D., No. ll Magazine Medical
Examiner. " ad, Be % The oiea daily lsom ~ R r.
Rsths Chsre4 ,9iy d. 900 Is tskon On a sinrleii
This COMPANY 8 nIepared 20 entertain afoi3oa sons
Vhs pes0ns and egr06s at the Eable Of Rates established
New York and London Offices. ani without they Yq
as g residence in the South. By The aar nslqends q
and be made available at once to the extent
Of their eaeunt where hspartg has PAID his premiums n ia
pectuu, Table OF Rates, and al information oIa InElr
anc9 ana ~ papers nscy % elect nsnrance can be had
fR Extensive Travelling Privileges are allowed.
~ Olnee noufas 2 A. A. % . p NJ Wit "
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W n IssIoN--Ihe last ac'
counts from ndary Commission are
not vefy iavorassa. Most Of the party had arrived
a. El Paso; but great difficulties had been expo
rieneed on the journey, and the men were in .
slate Of differentiation Col. Mcclellan, il is re-
ported, left the party on the road, and went on to
El Paae in advance for which act he had been
arrested Many Of the men had been discharged.
We are NOT, says the Galveston Civilian, surprised
al thia Information. From the appearance Of the
men while here, and the points from which they
had been drawn, we should not have set down
more than one ia fiitg as ct iorthe service Peo-
pie Of some experience in frontier life were needed.
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This Company 10 now ready 70 make
lngdranne on White Persons ard
Slaves, at their established rates of
premium. This being the only Com
p1ny, incorporated ii the State, con
fined exclusively to life lnaifanee,
with an exirA GuWaniee Fund. the
Directors feel confident that & affords
Unusual snd much greater induce
mantn 70 those desirous Of siiectins an
innranee eoH their liYe than any other.
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GONDUITa pecurie de Mons. Bell. rue Caron-
~ y, delets entire P0ydFas ct Heyia. une JUMENT ~
RUUAN, gelee ct BRIDGE, De 53S mains de hsl. 1Qa
leuI h cElnete e ia Queue ouge, une tache blanche
sn g 0n icy deux pieds de enere bancs, feee point
81 Teelame pas diici saHedi le quinzs ele sara
gfnpn comme fefdinaife Thomas Spear Eneanteur
SPECIAL. Ife5 3uiedl ~ F0RN0 daDl.
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BROUGHT to Bells Stable. Carondelet street
- ~ between POydras and Hega sts. a ROAM ~
N AXE, saddle and bride, l55s hands high, long In
nhne and tail, streak Ell the face hind feel ,qhte
shqd alirOund. No brand visibie
Y not claimed By Saturday, the 18th nsi she win Be sold
a. me usual place. by Ihomas Snear Special Adenneef
le9 dnlud III. FOENfl. CAPTAIN.
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Southern Mutual LIE Insurance Come
pamY OK LOufsiamas
iFE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY. ~ r. Extra Gniis.
~ antae Pend, &b0,OO0 ..... Aeeumulative CanH, ,
$500 Q,O0o.,,.P Office No 4 Camp street.
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ABOLITION Con- vENTfoN.- Ihe abolitionisis Of
Connecticut are TO hold Convention At Hartford
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gBs DAILY Crfsetm.

OFFICIAL JOURNAL
VI 9e Gounca ~ ~ Seeoad laasnteigalfts
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s s. arsr t Es n tHFn ARD urlol&i illttt,i Ns
HI eafi b e S7i,a $3.50 eAile qnd Cy
of 81 dacdpl0ns M m iq = t,,., 81 ~, ~, ~,
ss s .'s9 5s ssi, "a ~ ssa nhi2 Y
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ID hsd Every Day-lsugday Exeepted1-
IN cHogK WTyr. FlfOsT A co.
-saula~---
OYrIun......sNo. a8 81 CHARLxs srREET.
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solitary mud Che thoughtful The one though
a great con hardly fie called q Eina poeF the
other wis ihe poet sage 81 lsranl-hls mag
inatlon and intellect WeGp equal and they in'
ter penetrated
EAhH-Not merely dous bic mind over
leap ages, and take up centuries az little
ching hut hil eye 0Ferrapz them to, And
scrms literally to soc the word Cyrus lnscTib-
pd ou bic hpnner--the riyer Euphains turn
el aside ihe crDss Hnl hiin who wore it,
We have little doubl ihat many Of bio Visions
hrcame objective, and actually painted thom-
solves 90 tHa prophets eye Would We bad
rltneaed tlat aHtul esq, a. H. was piercing
llr depths ul time. seeing tha To IL glAflug
through tho midst Of fbe Them
CnHeT,-' fhe fol- solutlmi o. tho dread
mystery Of man aud the world can hardly be-
only from Christ Tor whyi He alone IN
lcrsiauds H. lie hos passed up every step
pl the ladder froui child 10 the God, from tie
mauPsr 10 lhe tbroue liz has fell the pulse
.f aIl being ,,.. HorOd became grave
"a biz presence Pilot washed bio hands FROM
hnt shadow NJ hls HnOdi Peter wtpt a. biz
look ,1ni Judas died ~ hia recollection 40.
gru uitnisterrd 70 hin or sung his PRAISE The
crave was ashamed Of hiding his dust earth
threw his ransamed body W 10 heaven and
Heaven sent forth all he pinrds and opsne,
al so gates ~ receive him into 10 bOsuui,
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Farm for Sale.

TENHE subscriber wishes TO sell his very excel
n lent Farm in North Danviln. Said farm Is
situated on the road leading from North DanvIo
Village to Lyndon, about 9Th of mile from said
Y -t,t.-l- = 4..lls.= fs.aEs, Lrndnn- Garnnr-
The subscriber ventures the assertion that for
convenience of location and ndnptedness TO the uis-
ing of different kinds Of produce the said farm IL
not surpassed by amy in the county.
The road leading fror North Danville TO the
Depot in So. Johnshury, passes through the south
aEly part Of said farm about miles distant, afford
ing very easy communication to and from said
Deudt
The buildings said farpl arc a beautiful new
cottage House and two convenient Barns.
There Is also good well of never flirting water;
at.o goOd orchard, and s,hiciont amount OF
Who'd hpd tInber for the usp Of snid farln
DAVID I. BATCTELDER.
North panvilc, Nov O. 1850. eVad
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rrcm GnHnon's Bard. Of the Bible.


{. Mosrs.-IirrIcr has not failed to notice
the air. Of solitude Whigh tbreathcs about the
poetry, ns it did about the character Of Mo
Sos ILc was thG'oncliest Of men lonely in
his Ai.. into Egypt, lonely while hcrdiug
his le-k in the wilderness lonely while climb
ing Mount Sinsi, lonely on the summit and
lonclrin his death and lonely in his burial
Even while minaling with tho multitndos of
e!,he remained secluded aud alone
DAVID David'o genius reflects, of course,
partially the phases Of his general character.
Il is high, bold ENERGY, combining the fire
pi thc warrior, * the finer enthusiasm of Tyr
Sc roct, This is It's general tone, but it un-
dgrgocs numerous notifications. At one
time it rises into swell of grundcurin which
tito strings Of his harp sbivcr as If a storm.
We're the harner Again, it sinks into q deep
solitary plant, like tho cry Of bittern in q
lonely pool. At a third time it is a gush of
joy--a more smile of deyout glndncss, trans
ic,red to his strain. Again it is a quick ear
nest cry for deiverance from present danger
SoLoMoN.--David was essentially lyr-
cal, solomon is a combination Of the didactic
and descriptive poet ,.,. His 6rc com
pared with pavid's, is calm aud glowing
guarded furnace, not n flame tossed by the
v-ia'i, h- iehts.ore fewer, but thry 1rr NJ
loAy and morc sustained. Thc\
father has written hymns which STORM the
1lIi.ll--4. nlllL TIC heart rauAa- ihn LeIniinn
81. sat,ltit4Isa-i t,e ,ea has painted -til richer
piet,ues, Which touch the INA ginations of the
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CENTRAL HOUSE,

No v, hhAl TIL NRlANls, NnNlUNs IEfMiih
Hu,rTtr ANp fLM SrHirrE
Fu'ur subscriber pccihlly informs hls old flcnds
aAh tle residents VI this ciiy aud vicinity, that
ho has taken the shove well known establishment
llu4eils occupied ll NJ siadG. And man culY
hy ST. llcWamin rue and that be- l. nov rrndy a.
receive aud accommodate % uumhrEu II permanent
haafdef- and transeient Weston. and be- pledges him
solf to rGul hls uuA.ft ahty % render their STAY
with him pleasant aud agreeable and that hs tcms
-hall be- equally economical with the expectation II
BIZ guests under llo Circumstance,
Sc iusief sEIfit pleasure in announcing that
Ae haa euslselus Au a. sislaut. M iAu. W TTRE.
lk, originally connected with The Washington
House. Philadelphia and With the Pavilion. Boston
end lately of the Gloucester llonHe Ht Gloucester,
Mass, whose oXper.rncr and Nkill are already tuo
well kunWn - TIC uaygilus public, 10 need com
menIafion,
The location " tho Ccnirpl House, &. such %. a.
afford easy Hrccts Ia tho Market, and the busiN'ss
part OFT CRY, whls' ~ tho snmo time H. unmci
lic noghbuthuod b. sufficiently quiet o. enable tho
visitor o. r'dfc "a pourly possible the olJoy uicn
af % comfortable homo.
Tho CULINARY Department, T. under the Immediate
uprrv7iu QFdrti,ii NJ ftEu5 Tldri mrfiF MI 2 IT.
quality. -
90 Term, for Board ONE DOLLAR per day.
Boston, Fob, ~, 1871 T0svi
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CHAIRS! CHAIRS :!
CHENEY & cos EXPRESS

TUNlIE subscribers having nm exclusive contract
with the Directors Of the Concord, Northern
and Pessumpsic Railroads, 10 run carN with phSsen-
ger Trains daily on said rqnds, for the transmission
OF Package, Money Merchandise, &c, respectfully
give notice that thoy win forward all articles In their
line of business 6nilv. each why Sunday oxeeptedl
Packages win ho forwarded To all parts Of New
Hampshire, Vermont, and the Canadas
Ofices NJ Railroad Exchange, court squire, Dos
ton; at the building opposite the st. JohnAbury
House ST. iohnsbury; 1T T. c. Buffers Stanstead,
aud packages delivered and received at intermediate
places.
loss on Injury of any articles Of property OF any
description entrusted 10 their care nor u any risk
assumed by the Railroad companies that arc desig-
natcd. NATHANIEL WHITE, CSncord, N. II.
d, L. CHENEY, L5eAsnss, eCArf Igaars-
Bosfon. 6s9u
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This elegant
preparation is fast
taking the place
OF all other arti-
clcs In use for re-
storing and dress
ing the Hair. 10
prevents the hair
from falling of,
promotes it
growth, removes
dandruif, and re-
stores the natural
and laxafieit
growth ofthe hair
In all cases Of
badness. IL also
removes pain and
hnnl m ia hhnll
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TNNuUoPHERous, OR MEmcATrp coAu'oUND The
n world, placed upon is guard nv tirc almost
daily detection Of some plausible humbug, now OK
amii,ns and tests every new article with .cnpulous
care, aud nothing that i not intinsicny good cnn
long flourish. Barrys Tricophcrous has been sub
cctcd 20 this ordeal for ten years Every year its
reputation and snlcs have increased, until more oft
Is CONSUMED annually than Of any other preparation
trr tho huir aver offered 90 tho American public.
The discovery Tint Il win curc diseases OF the
s.in and gonnds AMI uleRfs "a heal and al sa
rcheve all external inflammation, and remove the
pain and itching incident to stngs bites scratches,
cuts burns, scalds, &c, has greatly enhanced the
sale OF the article, and u b. now known and used
for these purposes, well o. 10 renew bcautify and
cleanse the hair, in every city and town in the I'm
ion.
Its extraordinary cheapnoss places Il within tho
reach OF tho humbltst family, and It's conceded val
nsures Il place on tho most luxurious TOILET
Mothers find Il the surcgt remedy for spInins cuts
and othor accidents OF their children the aged praise
Il as n cure for the Rheumatism, and alt tho ache,
and pains to which the muscles arp subject; and
the emigulnt 10 distant lands puschases Il rs an alb
solute necessary in his outfit.
Sold In large bottles, prce26 cents, ut the Prnci
pal Office, 1877 BRoADwAr, New York For sale
by the principal merchants and druggists through
out the United tates and Canada. Beware of the
counterfeit, sold at 81 per bottle. lBs9y1
For sale by h. JEwIrT s. CO., I, Johnsbury w
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-09
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