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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-04-02

WIZARDS Pa,en, Gang Plow. supe-
w rior article, for sale at the Lewisburg
Foundry by Geddes & Marsh,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-04-02

Horseshoe Nall Reds.
.nNE Toh Of Centre County Aos ss-Shee Ne
" Rods Of the best quality. juss rresissa -
for sale by J. HAYES 4 co.
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Family Soap Powdar.

DY this preparation . single pepper cossins i2j
I'D cts. will make IL quarts Of the best Family
Soft eosp. For sale BY
DrTA H THORNTON
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-04-02

rs On article worthy the attention Of owhets sf
buildings Of evefy description. For ssI. b
Dr. T A n THORNTON
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-04-02

CTOVES-Parlor. Wood. and Coal
y Stoves. various patterns, for sale a, the
Lewisburg Foundry. Geddr. " Marsh.
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March "a, to balance due the School Fund,
ND
W.
John Houghton, Treasurer Of the Borough
,Le,cisbureh, DIR.


1850, March 20, TO balance due the Borough
:. settlement, sl25 sea
May 4, to cash received Of Jos. Glass, Collector,
per receipt, 10 90
Aug G. to Boro scrip reed of J. Glass Collector 10 90
Interest on at 3. pr cent. taken from Wolff IS
Aug. -. to cash received of J. 4. Ross for J. ".
Shrner, Collector, for the year 1s4S 800
Oct. 2, to cash received Of A. Il. Blair Burgess,
for granting license to Welchs Circus, s. 90
Oct. Is, tocash per A. Winegarden's receipt, dated
Aug. lo.h, 90, received of J. Gliss. 10 90
:" 50 by cash received Of J. Glass receipt, dated
Oct. 10Th 1850, 1000
l5 TO cs.h and oats of r. Ditty, reed Of do, 65
to cash received OF Jos. Glass duplicate 80 GO
p" " to Borough scrip received Of J. Glass, 20
80 interest allowed on TO date, IS
Nov, to cash received of j. Glass, Collector IS co
" o. to cash received of y Glass do 100
q" 80, dc do do do Is 90
Dec. 5, do do do do 400
I, TO Borough scrip received Of J. Glass, IA 80
d" to interest allowed at 81 per cent, 90
q" l3, to cash received Of J. GLASS; Collector, IS 90
20 do do DO do l5@
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Brants Pulmonary Balsa1n

rures COHsIAPTION Cos<hs. Coda Spini.S Of B,asl
befsS q che LnrSs. PAIN the Brsass and Sids NiTke.
CAsrc faRfa1 D,sentery Sxasmev (smpisirts .nd III
tGMAE& WkAkNESSES Ruhosf daa falisk ekaehGe
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-07-23
EgOw get Farm.

About el -hI years ago Dl'chmau, v hose
sole Ensl.h Vas good uatuted Yrs, to
every possible question, 90, employment as
stable aan. H., wages, TX dollars and board
that vas ihlfty-six dollars 10 SIX months, CT
not one cent id he spend, lie soshed bis
o"n 'hIrt and stockings, mended and patched
bis o"u b'eeehs., and ald BY his wages
The neri six months, beng now sb,e 10 talk
good English, he CHAINED eigh, dollars q
mcnh aud at the end Of elk more had SIS !;
making IN i for one year. ssi. The second
year b. 2 h's employ meni-awiug
~ord 70 VS. king fot the cooperation
n the summer, ahu making eatdens IN the
spfiog-he lad BY hundred dollars; and
the next year one bundled and fay FIVE dol.
lafs; mak,og, in three years, three hUnd ed
aud nlue'y-niue dollars. v ib hrs he boush
eighty acres Of land. llva aid as when
he dee, a-d over i, aud the iai.sa pursued
him. ilo" should be geta living ahlIs clear
iug 4; Thus 10 did il!
lie hfes man TO clear Gud feuce ten
acres; he himself remain. 10 town 10 earn the
money for clearing. & -ho'd hin alread,
usen dezree-he ., an employer. 10 Two
years tine he has tsealy acres well cleared.
log house aud Stable, aud money enough 10
boy stock add tools. 10 nos Tres another
sep N The world Tor be gets marued, aud
El'h hrs ample btoadraced, good naiaied vi ..
be gives up the town, and ls a regular farmer.
Ia Germany he Owned nothing, lnd never
cou'd own any hing; his wages eere norni
mi, his die: cblfti, vegetable, ard his pros,
pect ~as, he sboYld be OBJ d 10 labor IS
msnial Tor lie, barely earning subsistence,
and not leave enough to bury him. 10 five
years he has become tho oauer 10 zee s,np,e
Of good iafp, ~tlh comfortable htlutes, a
prospect Of rural .eaIlh an nd peud.n, life
ard by The blessing Of Heaven snd bis wife
Of co endless prosperity. Two word. tell the
story industry aud economy. These two
words wIll make any man rich.
Ildtdna Farmer
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them. The husband began to feel queer, and
be wanted 10 retire.
wait only few minutes. dear, said his
loving spouse, Il van, TO read the uews in
this afternoons Delta. found il in my peck.
ei.'
A fsw inmates more elapsed, and, then
and then ch ys gods sud Dan O. the lake,
what time. The husband vas placed IN
the easy chair. He begsn to understand Why
the tub vas there be soon learned what allied
him. Suffice Il TO say, tina, when he arose
from that chair the brick had lsf, his hat. II
hash, been there since. He Gays he'll never,
never dunk another jslep; he can't bear
Scotch ale, bu, he is death on lemonade He
loves HE ~lfe better than ever.
Msders. this is truthful story. Profit by
ns MORALLY. D. Della.
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a0ETAy.
Blessed are they that Mourn.
BY WILLIAM c. B2fASr.

BY WILLIAM c. B2yANr.
On. deem not They are blest alone
Nhu.e lives q peaceful tenor k.ep;
The Power who pities man has shown
4 blessing Tor the eyes that weep.
The ligh, Of smiles shall Gil again
The lids that overflow With tears;
And weary hours of woe and pain
Are promises of happy years.
There is day Of sunny re-t
For every dark and troubled night;
And grief may hide, an evening guest,
But Joy shall come with early light.
And thou, whs DER thy friends low bier
Sheddest the bitter drops like rain.
Hops that happier. brig liter shore
Win give hIm TO Thy arms again.
Nor let the good mans trust depart,
Though HE ITS common gift denv,
Though pierced and broken be his heart,
And spurned Of men. he goes to die.
For God has marked each sorrowing day,
And numbered every secret tear;
And Heavens long age Of bliss shall. pay
For all Its children suffer here.
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Al Erislilllan's salute.

Two lrishmen we're lett IN charge Of ship
while lis filters vent ashore, aud strictly
enj,Ined not 10 make or permit any noise on
board bot Jug Of ~ ud IRISH one Of them
had, aud the opportunity for a Z" bh Of &
spree was too greats temptation for them 10
resist They iudulged freely. aud as many
OF our public men bays bee. known 10, coon
drank themselves into a very patriotic spirit,
when one says 10 the other,
BE j,bers, and let's e Q salute
Agreed" ssys he other. " but tia, I'D
make the devils own uoise.'
Tot. mar" replied the FIST, veil stop
that. jus. you hoUld bag over The mouth 81
the gun, me datlint, and we'll have Ioarin
salute, wihou, any noise a, ell, at ALL"
Pat acquiesced 10 The arrangement, and he Z
the bag ss directed, ~be the other touched
or The cannon. The officers, hearing the re
port, FASTENED on board where they found on,
of The Ir.hnep, and everything IN gres
state Of boz iIdermen,. Hu vas asked ~ha
had become of hts coprsde. "Su e." sat
/ he, "Pstbuck VAS bouldin' a bag over III,
mouth Of the canpen to stop the noise, While
touched it ca, and the sU seed Of him or ,h,
bag they we're goiu' 10 great hurry toward
shore, and ths.'s the last secoun. can civ
ye."
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Cultivation Of Fruit Trees.

"Ihe ground observes Goblet, is always
10 be kept clear Of weeds. From The spring
TO the fall, (requen' hoelng all The ground over,
GOT only 10 keep away weeds, bat 10 keep the
care never to hoe, bu, when lie ground ia dry
a, TOP. THIS hoeifg should not 20 deeper
than four OF FIVE inches; for there 10 a great
difference between trees and herboceous plants
as 10 reneual If their roofs respectively. Cut
of the lateral roots Of a atbage. or a rurntp,
OF wheat, or rye. or an Indian corn plant,
aud new roots, from the parts that remain,
cone out 10 tse.se hcUrs, and the operation,
by multiply ing The mouths Of The feeders Of
The plant, glses additional force.
But tae roots Of tree Consists Of rood.
more or less hard; they do not quickly teuew
themselves: they are Of a permanent nature
end they must not be much nulllated during
he time hat The sap IS 10 the flow.
Therefore, the ploughlng and digging be-.
tween the trees, ought TO take place only IN
the fail, sh.ch gives TINE for a renewal or
new supply Of foois, before the sap be again
10 mo,lon. For this reason. Il crors be grown
under trees 10 orchards, they should be Of
wheat, rye, barley, oats, or acme thing that
does not demand a PougEipg Of the ground 10
spring.
In the garden, dig The gtound well and
clean, Nth a fork late IN November 90
close to the trees, but do no. bruise the large
roo,s. Clesn and clear all well round the
stem. Make the ground smooth Just there.
Ascertain whether there be insects there OIL
any sort. Aud. If ihero be, take care TO de
story them. Pull, or scrape Of all rough
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| bark OF the bottom OF The stem. II you even
peel off the outside bark foo, or two up, IN
case there be insects, il will be better.
Nv ash The stems with water, 10 which 10
bacco has been soaked and do this whether
you find insects or not. Put the tobacco into
ha, water, and lei It soak twenty four hours
before YOU use the water. This will destroy.
or DIVE away all insects.
AS the trees are sometimes subjsct TO be
injured by moss, to remedy this, seraPe 1t oh
with round iron scrsper also Dig round The
trees, and bring fresh mould 10 them. When
found necessary, thin their branches, cut OH
all dead or irregular shoots as well as those
which appear TO be caukered, aud 10 a decay
irg state, all Of which should be cut oil TO
some healthy leading branch.
"Be particular 10 use a saw for taking ell
the limbs and branches that are too large Tor
the knife, and smooth the cut paris with
drawing knife, which is The most suitable Tor
large ampuraIions.
"ln pruning, a COED general rule is. never
shorten the branches, unless to improve The
figure Of Tue tree, and hen TO take them oil
very close a. The separation. so that the wound
may heal well and soon. II the wound be
very large, cover ii With tar, or thick paint;
If small, COW dung will be the best plaster,
secured BY bandase Of cloth.
IN pruning" al The time Of planting out
yourg orchard, YOU should have IN view,
the advantage oil keeping the middle Of the
Tee open, ~ order that the iruil, 10 every
par, OF il, may receive The fee inauence OF
sun AID air."-Am. Gardener.
Flui, trees shou not be allowed TO blossom
TOO early 10 he spring as their blossoms are
liable to be destroyed BY frost. A method TO
delay the blossomlng Of f'uu trees. is to bare
the roots of he trees, BY removing the earth
70, some distance srouud he tree. and cover
ing with Itle coarse Inter. THIS should be
done IN The fail, sud II viii baeken hem, aud
keep them from sege,4lng tso Q, Ih'ee
weeks longer.
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MISCELLANEOUS
The Wifc's Night Cap.

Mf. -, Who doesn't live more than
nile from the pos, Office 10 ,his city me, some
Northern friends with Southern principles
the other evening, and IN extending to Them
be hopi,slhies Of the 'Crescsn, Guy visited
so many Of our ptincely Saloons and Marble
Halls, ImbibIng spiritual consolation az they
joarneysd, that when he left then q, mdnieh,
haur, be fell, decidedly felt, tina, be had "a
biiek ia his hat Nov, he has a wife, an
anisble. accomplished, and beau,iful lady !;
Who loves him devotedly, and finds but one
f.ul, with him. That 10 his too fequen,
risii o the palaces where these bricks, are
oblsiued.
After ieavin, his friends, Mr.. - paused
4 momen', took HE bearings, and having slo.
ped course, on the principle that continual
angles meet, made sail for home. In due
course Of time he arrived there, and was no,
very much ss,onishsd but rather tnen tened
to find bis worthy lady sitting up for him.
She always does. She smiled when he came
10. Ths, also she sssys does.
Hos are you dear E 2 she sad-'you
s,sid on, so late 'ha, | fearsd you had been
taken SICK
Hic-sin'. sex wife; blu, don't you tn
ihihk I'm lille tiehlr
A very little, perhaps, my dear-bu, tina,
IS nohing-you have so maoy friends, as you
gay, you must join them 10 gass once 10 q
sbilsi
wife, you're 100 good -,h',he ruth lie. ru
ID drunk II
Oh, no, indeed, my dea'--rm sure tha
even another glass wouldo', hur, you.
Now suppose you take q glass Of scolci
ale with me. jus. as night cap, dear,
You are too kind. my d.desr, by half
kpow I'm d-drurk +
On. no-ouly ju'ep 100 much, love. that
air.
Observation-Disclosures make such stu
unsp
Well-,ske a glass Of ale al any rate
can't hurt you dsnr; | wan, one before re
tlfel'
The lady hss'ened to open bottle. aud q
she placed t~o tombIers before her on the side
board. she put in ore very poserfui smetit
Filing the glasses with the foaming ale. sh
handed one 10 her husband.
Suspicion came cloudy on bis mind
She never before had been so kind when
wss drunk. He looked a, the gsss--rslse
II 10 bis iips-,ben hesi,a,ed.
Dear, w.won't you jiH taste mine,
make it swee,-swes,er 7 said be.
Certainly, iovef replied the lady, taking
mouIhful, which she vas careful 40, 10 sws
low.
Suspicion vanished, and 90 did the ale,
meiic cod oil, down the throat Of the sa,ishe
husband. Afier splitting out the taste, ii
lady flushed hef glsss, but seemed in DO hu
nv 10 retire. She fixed sof, tub Of water, Or
an easy chair. % If she intended 10 battle b,
beautiful little feet. Bat email 40 we're tho
feet, there vas sot vstsf enough 10 GOV
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Angel Voices.
FL A D. RICHARDSON.

RYA D. RICHARDSON.
w hen the soul in grief is shrouded,
And the heart oppressed With care;
When the iondest hopes are cloudec,
Or havs persisted in the air;
When LIES pathway, dark and dreary,
With 40 aching heart We roam,
Angels whisper TO the weary
Mortal, Earth is no. Thy home :"
When the friends in youthful glsdness
From the stricken heart are torn,
And fondy loved ones lief. in sadness
Der the early lost 10 mourn
From the forms Of the departed,
Angel voices shah net cease
Whispering 10 the broken-hearted
Words Of comfort and of peace.
When the sad and fearful token
OF the last dread hour draws on;
When the golden bowl is broken.
And the silver cord is gone,
And the music Of the vespeis
Thrills the heart with peace and love,
ANGEL tones, in soothing whispers,
Tel of res, and JOY above.
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PnlfiE t Ye8kE
Letter ffsm b.Jo' bsgsd MeBsgsd. crsu
tfttk PeH OR,,

HeosI turarY. y. G., DIc IS. ZEE.
DR. J knhi-- IlfarStt
I'D, - Til county, ell citd Nrhautf,cn
conp' nj Pr"lapsus itsn. fuor Att..ut q
senrSha' defaugea mind, "a uArd b, otsurtttri
vac ipf about twelve months Btittttd4y foptd
our eminent physieians, Withoul an, efsd ed
eFsff ohe tuo'efsisc.y der Attd her lrturs g as
thai shc ned 70 die. Sic ihtr pfocuttd Isr tal
lles q your AhtssiHta Mature rcm NJ, With
cured her ,utrely. She has since aired lrl
Is 70 perfect gord health sud happy. Tie At,.
IN hsuf, has lIkepisr PROVED yett tf.rsto'
70 many other dissase-, bu, pst'tcu afly IT. irrst
dtsesses, IN Which it thnuld have the ntcftrtstt
Of all others. ioufs nhedienilv.
LUGALD McDuGAln
free iorthe Abyssinia Mixture PEI bottle .
cent. II % & 81 so.
Likeeisc on band ard Tor sale. DE- Kphrs 10
stofefi Universal fisstet. Gold Mine Rsham, ae
T J. HOLTtf. Agent
Charlotte, \. {,
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From the Winchester Independent.
Beginning Wrong.

This little fable" SAID my uncle, may,
perhaps, be ofservce to some poor devil more
silling than wise :"
A certain man once married a lady whose
reputation for smisblli,y OF disposition was Sc.
riou.!y questioned, if 1t Was no, in reality
questionable. At the wedding everything
~ent eff merrlly, Of course. The party was
gay, the supper ives magnificent. The whole
affair had been emnently successful, and sll
Of tho parties extremely delighted. Ga re
firing 10 his apartments, The gentleman found
himself much annoyed by the purring and
mewiug Of q cat.
what in the DEVILS name is that" he ex
claimed.
"Oh, nothing, my DEAR" replied the BRIDE,
but my favori,e cat Pussita."
"D-n Pussiis | hate cats - And with
this he mos, uncere monious'y threw Pussra
out Of the second story wlndos.
"Wel, If you havnt got temper y
"Yss, my dear. yc. d better bslierc il p
Everything" continued my uncle, 'aenl
90 we'll 10 that esia5l.hment-e,en warm
dinner on Sunday.
Now it happened that friend Of he above.
me nioned gentleman, Who had, some months
before, committed The error Of marrying an
angel, took occasion 10 inquire Of him, " How
is il that with you al goes merry as The mar.
risge bell, while !, on the contrary, have o..
mos, gwen up the idea of soaring psn,sloohs
at all !" Whereupon he related 10 HIN the
story OF Pussi'a end The second slory widow,
" without" said my uncle, !" lmPress,ng upon
his mind the important morsl, that II vas te
cssssry TO begin right. Nevertheless, there
was in his eye when he started for home
that told Of treason
We'll" said MS vile, you've come home
a, last have you, after keeping ne .,ttug up
for you !-~hst's the matter! You havnt
been drlnkirg-hsss youl You lock very
strange.
mo. not IN the lsssi, my dear but hate
CATS"
you de-do you Wei, like en-;
that's all The difference"
Hereupou the unfortunate husband made a
rush a, poor tsbby, who was quietly snoCzlog
90 he sofa, aud dashed 10 The u,udox.
You hare been druklrg VIVA, are you
going to DO monster p
Throw her out Of The y indow."
8" You'd better Try Il I'd like 20 see you
throw her out dare you 10 do y =
lie pu, the ca, softly down CO the sofa,
hung his hat co peg IN the entry, his man
lines. and pan,slocns co sn easy char, aud
exclaimed:
GO IN, ducky darling, aud nin-I dldn''
begin right"
~ her think you DIDN'T. You'd better
take a fresh start. Bu, don't try tina, came
aga o, or you'll catch II. Come 10 bed! y
And he vent.
Wrong from the beginning" said ny
uncle.
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CAROLINA INN
lsIIIIk
CH.1RLOTTE. NJ

FENHE above establishment, si,un,,d
IL Street, third Iol North Of the PubIio - nan
in the town OF Charlotte, has been cou,,sn,f u''s
oren BY the present Proprietor, itom ~" an
Janssry, le4O to the present time, for ,hs :" q
modailon OF the Public, aud will eont,,.' s,''h'
kept open for the sane purpose. ts
The Establishment has teen eblsts,a
proved TO very siderable EATEN 49, W. ~
last two years-the entire building is in 80 ue
repair aud is 80 constructed that ali H. pee
have abundant light aud ctn BE- yshlilat,d,,.V'u
sure pa.
The Stables are not IN 'erior tosntlh..
TO any similar Esisblhhn,nt in v t,t,,, NHg
Carolina; and care will be taken ihs, tls,
always be supplied with sbundl nee If se,c -. '"'i
and prov, ndtr aud attended BY faithful ana t''@
Tienc,d iiostlors. 'Al"
The Subscriber will use every e,er,ie, -.
satisfaction 10 all who may palronize n, IL :"
and hesiates not TO ray that, from ten vs,, IU''
petience he will be able 10 keep Up he seem "
dalton at the Carolina Inn, in style pot NJ.
cd by any Public House in the inttJior eor,,.'
and he takes this opportunity TO return n, y.
dial respects 10 generous Public for ua,, ~,
aud respectfully solieits a continuance n, ~
patronage and unfidence.
DRONERS can. at all times, be suopl,d .,.,
convenient and well enclosed lots. fre, of ga
and furnished with grain at low prices. g.
VI The Charlotte and Camden Stages ann.
and DEPART tn weekly.
JENNINGS \. KERR
Vc' 10 ie's' 5lu
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4 New Variety of the sweet
pnr..sn

The followlng increasing aecoun, Of a new
variety Of the sweet potato 10 copied from a
letter TO l. Young, 4 O., of the vicinity oil
Louisville, by gentleman residing IN the
southern pat Ct the State of Alabama.
Several gentlemen u he mel bbarbood Of
Louisville have made experiments ~ilh the
red yam, ~hich prove very concluslyely thai
auy variety keeping through the winter all
give this crop considerable Importance az an
article Of commerce.
" We have lately received a mos, valuable
addition TO our varieties Of the sweet potato
supposed from Peru. Il is altogether differ.
en-, and equally superior to any variety of TIN.
root hlihefio known. II 10 productive, and
e,ialns prodgIou SIZE, even upon The poor.
est sandy land, and he roofs remain vlhou
change from the time Of taking hem Oh, OF
the ground Int tho following MAY. The
plant Is singuIatly easy Of cultivation, ptow
lng equally well from slip or VINE, the top o,
vine OF the full sto~pn plant bong reDark Div
small The inside Is as white us SNOW. /, ia
dry and meaIy, and the sscchatlne pr,nc,pl.
contained resembles IN dellcacy The favor Of
fne virgin honey"
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Hestoration a. preservation of IN.
u III N - EEs
by n. WISE Il son. of Virginia.
A anu4al.


Nh WISE & son, hpdiug Il altogether in po..,
Afa bic TO attend personally 20 he Rteatnuuhet
OF daily applications from al sections Of III, uni,p ia,
thtir Remedy of Badness and tor iheir celebrated
HAIR TONIC, have found II pecesssfy 10 st,f,,,,,i
GeHe'al TaUeliihg Agenf, 20 VIII diff a. enc.
aud towns throughout the uni,cd S'ats te.itup ann
"ih authority To appoint ruba grti., use aud a. d
The fiai' Tome, ard toapply TIE RESruRAlllE h,
and to pnt them into the HANDS oi ts..e ho u,,Y al.
point to operate wherever a .uihc,ent unbef 4, ~
tiehts ~ any town ~ eiehhorhood sha lie obarr
Capt GEORGE CALVERT. of Fnroni., county
IS alone authorized 10 act a. General ffaveliiny
hgfnt' with The powers above iudicated
iapt Y. may be expected 10 visit az spee dlv A..
practicable the principal cities and towns Of Inc H.
: mon.
n. u. Capt. Calvert will ALWAYS have on hand n
l"i supply Of Tho HAIR TONIC (~hich cleanse,
.ie head OF dandrufI, strengthens and nv,co,ates
we hdit and prevents ~. Also from falling ot1 for
me region OF country most contiguous 10 his opera
tipns, or II may always be obi aimed. al wholrsalr
ana forwarded 10 any part of,he UnIon by address
ing .g the proprletors, NJ. WISE l. SON, Rieh,nopd
Va. '''e''''"no'
uTPrice 80 per dozen cash. Six bottles far a.
or one dollar for single bottle.
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ONE TENTH THE COST
or
OIL. AND IEAD.

TIE ar, Of RiRhl Of preparing aud using his val
liable pres-tsauve Of Wuud bui'diugs aud ttnc,s
all the various eolefs is iie cd to be Amer.
icsn people. The work be cent b, mat at an.
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