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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-07
ARRIVALS OF DRUGS

r2 FRESH ARRIVALS OF DRUGS
" AND MEDICINES, Main Street, Lyachbayg
II Tngiaia.-The subscriber offers large and
well selected stock of Drugs, Medictscs Paints
Obs, Dye-Sfges, Glass Ware, Perfsmeyy Soaps,
Fancy articles, &c, comprising every article usually
found in the Drug line, 10 which he respectfully in
vies the attention of his former customers as well
as the public generally.
JOHN II. SEAY, DRueersr
~ Particular attention given to prescriptions
Tor Physicians and families which will be put up at
all hours with neatness and accuracy
~ Orders from the country promptly attended
to, and Medicines warranted
n,r Dl--ru n
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

"a, tionofGeutlcmen to the spring rtyle of HATS,
which have Just received, most beautiful arti-
clc--also, to lnrce assortment of CAPS, Boots,
iShoes amt frareaiag Ttuaks-all Of which will be
sold very low JACOB RUMBOUGH
Ecb
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McNAMEE, MANU-
HI FACTURER and Dtaier ia Surgical ami
Dental Instruments, Elastic 9i7tsscs, dc, MAIN
STREET, opposite the American Hotel, RrcHMoSD,
VA. Repairing neatly executed AZ the shortest no
rico Feb I7-}m
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4 7 circuit superior cour, Of Law ind Chance.
q ry continued and held for the town IL lynch
burg. Mt the courthouse in said town. on Tmcstlny
the 22d day of June, 1910. sitting as u court e
chanccry, Lee McClintock, Edmund Logwooa.
and Micaiph Davis, ir merchants aud partners ira
ding under the firm snd style of Leo, McClintock
n Co., PIN,
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4 IL CREATION LOOK HERE!

CHARLES SIMPSON,
Jan 2-ts CHARLES J. JONES.
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T ATEsT ARRIVAL AND HiGH-


IL LY IMPORTANT INFORMATION-THE
subscribers have the pleasure of announcing to the
citizens Of Lynchburg and surrounding country
that they are now opening the cheapest and most
extensive assortment of GENTLEMEN's GooDs ever
offered in this market. Feeling assured that their
goods, as regards style, quality and price, will
prove sufficient inducements to purchasers they in
vite all, whether wishing to purchase or not to call
and examine. They opening choice and
extensive stock of CLOTHING comprising Dress
and Fruck Coats Over Goats, Sacks, Petoes Of
every shade and quality, Cloth Cloaks, at various
prices, Vests and Pants of every descriptions and
large assortment of Furnishing Goods-in part as
follows: Shirts, undcrshirts, Drawers, Cravats
Halt Hose, Gloves, Stocks. Scarfs Ties Silk night
Caps Money Purses, Money Belts, French and
German Extract and Cologne, Baudala, PhilocoIne.
Fancy Soaps, Loe's Pomatum, Paper Weights.
Tooth, Nail. Hair and Hat Brushes, Walking Canes
| and Umbrellas, Hats and Caps, &C., &C.,
Also, large stock Of Cloths, Cassimcres and
Vcstings, ofthe lates, style and patterns which can
oc manufactured to order at very low prices.
In addition to our present stock we shall be re-
eeving goods weekly by Express thereby aflording
10 our customers the advantages of fresh goods and
newest patterns.
WAREHOUSE & POTTER,
Man 81, :. fer doors aJ0ce he Franklin Hofc
n
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MISCELLANEOUS.


w IND SD FEK.-JOfiNf- W HUH has
regularly employed in the back room of bis Book,
Fine Jewelry and Fancy Goods and Watch Store,
good rrorkmaa.- for the purpose Of repairing
Watches ncnd:ng Jewclry, Silver Ware, Combs,
&c, and making Silver Spoons, Finger Rings, sc.
All work entrusted to him viii be thankfully receiv-
ed md lcarraaked 70 Be done IN hs Ges, manner,
no charge made for II. mar 24-ts
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MEDICINES.
RARRY,s-T

kDkSOE ESSOB BARN - hitC
Il plerous. or Medieated Compound, for Resfor-
ing Preserving and identifying the Hair, Eradiea-
ing Seurf and Dandruff and Curing Diseases Of the
Skin. Glands and Muscles. Stngs. Cuts. Bruises
SPrains, etc, etc. The following testimonial.
selected from hundreds Of similar import, will
to show the value Of the preparation and the esti-
nation in which it is held by those who have given
IL trial.
The following testimonial is from Mr.. Num- edi-
tor of the Scientific American. Comment on such
evidence is unnecessary.
New York, Feb. "a, I849.
BARRr's TRtcoPHrRous--An article TINT we take
pleasure in awarding the highest commendations.-
We do not do il upon the recommendation Of 9TH
ers, but from our personal knowledge oi its ef
fects upon the hair; while il tends to keep heal
thy soft and glossy. il also removes dandru, pre-
vents grey hair and invigontes its growthin man.
ner unequaled by any other composition known to
us. person only needs to use ON bottle to be
convinced of this truth.
Sold in large bottles, at the principal office
price 25 ccnts--No 1877 Broadway, New York.
For sale by the principal Merchants and Druggists
throughout the United States and Canada, and by
JOHN ii. SEAY, Druggist,
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A YEIe's CHERRYP ECTORAL,

4 \ For The cure Of Cosghs Colts, Hoarseaess
Bronchitis, Group, asthma, HhoopiHg Cough and
ConsrmP',oH-in Offering to the community this
Justly celebrated remedy il is not oer wish to trif
with the afilicted-but frankly faithfully to lay
before them some of the evidences Of its cures,
from which they can judge for themselves. The
following testimony is not from men Of whom we
have never heard, bat men known to the world
and the world respect their opinions:
From Benz. Silman, NJ. d., L. l.. D., etc. Pro
fessor of Chemistry, Mineralogy, Sc, Yale Col
lege, member of the Lit. Hist. Med. Phil. aud Sci
eniic Societies OF America and Europe: II deem
the Cherry Pectoral an admirable composition from
some of the best articles in the Matcra Medicu
and very effective remedy for the class Of dscas-
| Is il is intended 10 cure"
The New Orleans Medical and Surgical journal
ys:-"No medicine or combination of medicine
has been found to afford such results and with such
uniform certainty. in milder symptoms or more for
midable and dangerous affections of the lungs"
Read the following remarkable cure
From a going Student Of H0liic IA NE North.
NEWPORT, X. j., Auo. z, 40
Dr. j. G. Aver, Sir: | write You my experience
for the benefit Of the afflicted | had been ii a dc
cining for Is months and my case baiIled the
skin of the best medical aid ! could procure. My
physicians pronounced the disease "sottcd Con
| SUMPTION" and my recovery beyond hope.
Though so emueiaied and feeble aud distressed
that life had become burden, still chung
to it with the misery grasp of dying man-stil
kept natering myself with the hope Of health nguiu,
when my friends had ceased TO hope for me.
At the suggestion Of my Pastor, and by the CON
current advice Of my physicians, | commenced to
use your Chory PICTORIAL To the delighted sur
prise of those around me, soon found it had
struck at the bottom of my disease, and was rap-
idly gaining in health and strength. Now, after T.
weeks time, and having taken five bottles Of your
medicine am wcll-as well as ever, except, it is
suid part Of my left lung is gone, which Of course
| shall never recover.
Respectfully, your obi, seryt,
A. q. LIPSCOMB.
II there i any value in the Judgment of the wise,
here is Il remedy on which the public can depend.
prl.rnnrrd hu i G. Aver Chemist LnAnpl Nnas-
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for sale by
mar cots JOHN II. SEAY. Druggist.
A ND STILL 1T COMES!. The sub
L n seriher would inform all those who axe fond of
prime nice. white, fresh Corn Meal be delivered
every or 10 days thar he can furnish if required
as much a. $50 bushels in the time given and
would ask all those who want the article to give in
their names, so he can know how to make his ar
ransemcnts, nothing but The best article shall be
sent To any customer, and should it be sent return
the same at his expense, and he will refund the mo-
ncy. A fair sample expected every day.
mar 24-ts JAS. S. CREWDSON
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ETNE BRANDY, WINES, Nc.--

Il 5 half Pipes supr old Cogaac Brandy
:. do do yintage 1905, superior
pipe old NADIA Wine, very superior
5 or casks supr. Port Wine
With a general and well selected stock Of Ii
quors in bottles and or. casks
mar 3l-ts MCDANIEL & LEE.
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.ALUABLE Properly for sale.

VALUABLE Properly for Sale
Pursuant TO deed Of trust executed by John J,
Montgomery and William Holland, for purposes
therein contained, dated the first Of January, 1850,
cont Of Nelson will on Monday the zth div 1t
April next, IL fair, IL moi the next fnir day, ut Ek
Furnace seI to the highest bidder, all the Peraona
Property contained o. in Inch lss grown oat of rl.s
deed, consisting of or 10 Horses and Mules. YOKE.
Of Oxen Wagons, Gear, Curt, Furnace and mining
Tools, Corn, Osi-, Fodder, Farming Utensils, &C.,
SC. Terms made known the day If sale.
A. n. MONTGOMERY, Trustee.
Also N CAN1L BOAI', known as the Ore Boat
used BY FiipPin & Montgomery. (mar I7-w4w
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John G. Shacklcford and John s. Lawcllin, IT,,
acting and doing business as purtncrs, under the
style and firm Of Shacklciord & Lcwellin, the same
John G. Shaellcfurd John :. Lcwcllir, ar Robert
y Wilkins, Henry h. Richards, Edmund Logwood
Alexander Tompkins William W Nor,cn, aud
John W. Dudley, prfrts
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ID L M o v A L.--JAMES T. WILLIAMS
H has removed from his old stand TO tho one re-
Gently occupied by r. J. Echolds, Esq. doors be
low Liberty Warehouse, where he would be pleased
see his old friends and the trading public gcner-
ally. He would take this occasion 10 return to his
patrons his sincerest thanks for their patronage
heretofore extended to him, and by close at
tention his business and keeping in view the
TO, live and LEI live merit and receive contin-
uance Of the same.
Fol- o7-ts
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DISSOLUTEON.-1

hESSOLCTEON.- FIRM OF Me
~ CURkLE & SIMPSON having expired by
limitation, is this day dissolved, and the name of
the viii be used only in closing their BUSH
Those having claims against the concern will
please present them for payment, and those indebted
will obge US by settling their accounts as early as
possible.
We beg leave to tender thanks to our friends
for their liberal patronage and respectfully solicit
further continuance Of the to the new concern
SAMUEL McCORkLE,
CUAHIE S SIMPSON
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LEGAL NOTICES.
FT1ME Cosmunomw wealth. e virw

THE Com unOmwcnlth Or VarHim.
Il fsl, To the Sheriff Of Ncl-on County greet
ing--Wh Whereas Christopher T. Estes, lately exhibi-
,ed to cur Circuit Court for the County Of Nelson
nus cross bill Of complaint againsf David w. Bur
ton, Charles l.. Mosby, Ece'r. vf Thomas A. Uol-
comb. dec q. .Pizauo Edmunds, Reuben u. Pattc-
son, Albert Msfiarris, Floyd L. Whitehead, Rich.
ard Philips, SHERIFF Of Nelson County. md as such
admir- OF isanc AEs'i. decd. Charles Pcrrow md
ind Robert h'ichcsd wherenpon sundry proceed
ings were had, as appears from tho records and
files of the said Court .<Lut before a final decree
could be pronounced in Me said cana. ~, .si.l
Christopher 7. Estes drrni4.l this lifr insc.,.,,
A. il Ia said, and Alexander Bsuwn. IN. Sh,,;W ~
the snd county Of Nelson, and sari, adm ~ IN.
said Christopher 7. Estes has applied Cor ! .cirrfn.
Gins against the Northumberland Il Appearing ~ ~.
isfactory evidence that the defendant Prarya nj.
| munds is out of the Commonwealth, by rva...,,
whereof. according to the statute in such cas-,
made, the scircfacias may be served on the snid
absent defendants agent attouruey in fact if any
| he have within the Commonwealth or, II hr have n,
such agent or attorney known, by publication for
tour weeks successfully. previous the return day
OF the writ, IN some newspaper Published in tho
Commonwcaltii--thercior we command YOU that
you make known, according to the s,utnte aforc-
said, that the said Pizaro Edmunds. the absent de-
PENDANT Aforesaid, be before the Judge Of our said
Circuit Court. Mt the Clerks Office thereof, on
the first Monday in May next. to show cause Il any
he can, why tho said suit should NOT be proceeded
IN to final decree against him, in his Nance late
Sheriff. md as such admir-. as aforesaid, ind be In
all things, in the same plight and condition us Il was
AZ the time of the decd Of the said Christopher r.
Estes, and further 10 do and receive what our said
Court shall in that part consider. ind have then
there this writ-witness, Howell l.. Brown. Clerk
ofour said Court, at the Courthouse, the a5th day
of March, 1851 and in the 75th year Of the Com
monwcal'h. HOWELL. BROWN, &C.
TO Mr.. Pi-aTo Edmands -
SrR;-As you hive no known agent or attorney
In fact, within this Commonwealth therefore
cause publication to be mndc of the above writ for
the time md in the manner required by the statute
in such case. Given under my hand this 25th day
of March, 1851. JOS. X. ANDERSON. d. $.
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MCDANIEL &LEE-Uove in Store a.,

MCDANIEL q LEE-Have in store and
IVl offer for sale
iJ,UUi3 lbs. prime Bacon sides and shoulders
100 bags Lag'a and Rio Coffee
80 prime old Java do
30 hhds. Sugars, part prime
30 bbs. crushed, powdered, and graduated
Sugars
90 hhds. and bbls. Molasscs
30 bbls. n. C. Tar, in good order
500 kegs Nails. ass prtcd
100 boxes Tallow Candles
50 90 Adamantine do
With n large and general stock of Groceries and
Liquors, which they most respectfully invite their
customers and the public to examine mar q is
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10 James ID. Goodwin
sIH-As You have no known agent or aftoracy il.
fact, within this Commonwealth, therefore can.e
publication To be mndc Of the above writ, for the
time md IN the manner rcqniscd by The stntatc in
such cnse. Given sndcr my hand Nj. 2Jth day Of
March, 1851. JOSEPH X. ANDERSON, pr,
for l.. n. Logon, Sha Nelson county.
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Sick of his Bargain.

ABOUT lunch time, one day lately, the
Ayr Observer tells US, IA Young gentle.
man entered the shop of u confec,ioner
IN nelghborIng town and standing OF
the counter, discussed pretty large tart.
He rendered the pay for his repast. which
she had to take TO nei2hborinp .bon n
obtain change. Left alone with Tho W
viands, our friend found his appetite 70.
turned, and he proceeded to he p himself
to some small neatIy>twisled, ALTHOUGH
very en,icing looking ginger snaps which
lay convenient He had swallowed
twelve Of these, each being only a bite
when the shop mistress returned. The
gentlemen pointed 10 the salver, by way
of inquiring what was the damage, anc
was rather surprised by the exclamation
Guide save US, ye ha no eaten ony O the snaps
Just twai them, said the youth; what fol
noY --A-a g 4--a-e- So
What TO- no Z because they're med
icine for BARNS; iIkp-yin's dose for a
wean; il has iva grains a'jaIap, an a
grain o. caloInel int; we've got PEeesick
for vi ,cp. I'm thinkin.t su}L
II was enough. How much he paid OF
whe ner he paid at all, and how he
spen. the afternoon we know not bul
The n xt day be was seen wandering pur.
lurbedIy through The stress pale, lem and
soyrewful-a warning and q spectacle.
=
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Why Should any Man Swear

can conceive of no reason why he
should, but ten reasons why he should
not.
I. Ii is mean. A man of high moral
standing would almost as soon steal a
sheep as swear
2 1t is vulgar; altogether too low for
decent man.
g. 1t is ccwardly: implying a fear
either of not being believed or obcyed
4.cItIs ungen,lemanly. A gentleman,
according to Webster, is a gen,eel man,
welI-bred refined. Such an one will no
more swear than 60 into the street to
throw mud with lonfer.
5. 1t is indecent: offensive to delcacy,
and extremely unfit for human ears.
g. Ii is foolish. Want of decency is
want OF sense
T. 1t is abusive-to the mind which
eonceives the oath, to the tongue which
ulters it, and to the person TO whom il is
aimed.
s. 1t is venomous, showing mans
heart TO be a nest OF vipers, and every
time he swears, one of them sticks out OF
his head.
9. 1t is contemptible-forfei;ing the
respect Of all the wise and good.
10. 1t is violating the divine
law and provoking the dispeasure of Him
who will not told him guiltless who takes
his name in vain. --
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-18
V A R | E I Y
Couldn't get Round the Yankee

The following anecdote (which, by the
way, seems like an old acquaintance
is among The many good things told by
'Falconbridge,' in his life of Dan. Mar,
bic, work recently issued in New FORK:
Andy Cummins, who used to live out
here near birmingham. was cute
Down Easter'-a real live Yankee-aI-
ways ready for joke, and hard to beat.
He was one day in country bar room
Down South where several persons
were assembled, when one of them said
Yankee Cummns, if you 60 out and
stick your penkmfe into anything, when
you come back iii tell you what IFS
sticking in
yer can't do no such thing respon-
ded Cummins.
'l'll bet ten dollars of it, said the
other
Wall, Irather guess l'll take that ere
bet; here, captin, burning 10 the landlord)
hold stakes, and I'l Just make sawhorse
in less than no time
The parties deposited an X apiece,
and C. went on his mission, but in
short time returned, saying
Wall, nabor, what is it stickin' in g
In the handie,' replied the southerner,
as he reached out his hand for the stakes
Guess not jist wait awhile said the
Yankee, as he held up the handle of the
knife, minus the blade. Il kalkiIate the
blade can't be in the handle, when its driv
clean up in an old stump aside Of yer
road out thar
Cummins of course won the wager, and
the southerner sloped to parts unknown,
amid roaTs OF laughter. q
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-18

During the war, an Irish peasant, who
was posted with a nusket on duty, and
had wandered a little out of his position,
was aeeosted by an officer with What
are you here for 2 Faith, your honor,
SAID Pat, with his accustomed grin Of
good humor, they tell me I'm here for
a century, r5 ia
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-18

A teacher one day, endeavor,ng to
make pupil understand the nature and
application Of passive verb, said =
A passive verb is an expression Of the
nature Of receiving an action as, Peter is
beaten. Now. what did Peter doe
well, i don't know, answered the
boy, pausing moment, with the bravesl
countenance imaginable, without he
hollered.' r.- T9" r. 7" '''iii7it
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Sale of Real Estate.

NOTICE IL hereby Rven that by virtue Of lcense fto
~ Court there will be exposed for sale 1t the house nj
Mrs Helen Wright, in Woolwich, Saturday, the Sd day
of January next at O'CLOCK N, so much Of the real
will raise the of hundred and eighty dollars for
the payment Of his debts and Incidental charges Of SALE
Notice of sale to be given by publishing In the Eastern
Times three weeks successfully, the rs publication to
he thirty days before the sale.
wecIwieh, Dec !, ie5i. SwaS
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P o E T R Y
The Battlefield.

~ By VIM. C. BRYANT. lt- z.
Once ON this soft turf, this rivulet's sands,
Were trampled by hurrying crowd,
And fiery hearts and armed hands
Encountered in the battle cloud.
All! never shall the land forget
How gushed the life blood of her brave
Gushed, warm with hope and courage yet,
Upon the soil they fought to save.
Now all is calm, and fresh, and still,
Alone the chirp of fitting bird,
And talk of children on the hill,
And bell of wandering kline are heard.
No solemn ghost goes trailing by
The black mouthed gun and staggering vain;
Men start not at the battle-cry.
oh be it never heard again
Soon rested those who fought but thou
20 Who minglest in the harder strife
For truths which men receive not now,
Thy warfare only ends with lfe
friendless warfare lingering long
Through weary day and weary year,
A wild and many-weaponed throng
Hang on thy front, and flank, and rear.
Yet nerve thy spirit to the proof,
And blench not at thy chosen lot.
The timid good may stand alooft.
The sage may frown-yet faint thou not.
Nor heed the shaft too surely cast,
The foul and Kissing bolt of scorn
For with thy side shall dwell, at last,
The victory of endurance born. M
Truth, crushed to EARTH shall rise again;
The eternal years of God are hers
But Error, wounded, writhes in pain,
And dies among his worshipers.
Yes; though thou lie upon the dust,
When they who helped thee flee in fear,
Die full of hope and manly trust,
Like those who fell in battle here.
Another hand thy sword shall wied
Another hand the standard wave,
Till from the trumpets mouth is pealed
The blast of triumph Ger thy grave.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-18
DIR. FONTAINE'S
BALM OF A
THOUSAND FLOWERS,

FOR THE TOILET, THE NURSERY, FOR BATHING,
AND MANY MEDICINAL PURPOSES.
HIGHLY perfumed by its own ingredients Recon-
III mended by the faculty of almost every European
city and established under the patronage Of almost ev-
in London and Paris, and thousands OF m
dividuas, who make daily use of IL III N York, Phila-
delpha and Boston. II is the greatest luxury lady or
gentlemen could wish for the improvement OF health, Tor
comfort and personal establishment ana ls DC lcate
soothing sensation and the delightful sof ness itimpars
10 The complexion
~ We give a few Ufthe prominent properties ofthe
BALM OF A THOUSAND FLOWEES!
already well established by actual experience
Ill 81 FIRST. ETEEEF
This Balm remedies every defect of the complexion,
and establishes i'll It's stead Beauty and Health al The
Time when bolh by the changes OF age, or freaks of ma
ture or disease, have been obscured and undermined
il cleanses the skin, AMI draws the surface all impu
rifles, and every species of pmies and boches; also
removes TAM sunburn, sallowness and freckes impart
ing 10 the akin its original purify, and unsurpassed
freshness, rendering il clear smooth and white.
.Us SECOND.
Hprootes the crotuth and increase of the Hair
1t to curl in the most natural manner.
tcleanses the head from dandru giving vigor health
and life 10 the very roots of the hair.
THIRD.
hisa superior arteeor Sharing being superior to all
descriptions of Soaps, Creams, Pastes &c.
AS DENTRIFICE Tor cleansing the Teeth, il by far
the most medicinal Of any compound yet discovered,
preventing decay, relieving pain, ulcers and cank
and renders the teeth white alabasier. For the
suffering and for bathing sufang infants and for
adults promote sweetness of body, cleanliness heah
and strength, and preven, eruptons &C. there is
article suitable than this Balm 1t may be used in
cold or warm, hard or soft water.
FETRLDGE 4 CO.,
Manufacturers and Proprie,o,s-BOST TON
| SAWYER r MAG DUN and VIM. B. STEARNS
| Agents for Btth, where the above may be found a
wholesale and retail. .-,..rtr-ter
JULY IS. I've
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Notice.

aaSing been appointed by the Judge OF Probate for
claim, we County Of Lincoln to receive and examine the
~ ;s ~ VIC creditors Of John sockbrdge, late OF Ba IT,
sosen. give notice that six months commencing on the
nrs, nay OF December d 1851, have been allowed 10
sal 70 ning IN and prove their claims and that
we will attend to the duty assigned ma NJ ne nHa ~
Randall q BOOKER, in said Bath on the last Monday.
of January March, April and May next, from cIost
10 ''''- sEo WKkNDALL,
-, ~ ,ex, BOOKER.