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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-03-22
BOOKSELLERS, COUNTRY
Mere sl.27asS ana 'Ee:s<i1eFs


WE respectfully request thr attention cfall
" dealers IN SCHOOL, MISC EILANEOt j.
or BLANK BOOKS. STATIONARY, PAPER
and WINDOW SHADES, to Our superior iacii-
lilies for srnplyinEu at unusually low rates, for
cash or approved credit, every article pertaining
TO oar business.
y long anI active experience warrants MS in
say ing that We can offer Inducements 10 purcha-
fCTS,
TQF-iILEn rY rEw-r%CELLED BY NONE.
We earnestly ask an examination ofour mode
ofcopducting business, believing fan expert
mcHl is ma L.. it viii b. found for the interest Of
tAos" dc,iriag goods in cur line to continue op-
Grating with Us.
Our stock /, at all seasons large, and selected
with particular reference to the wants of Penn
Sylvania: Ohio and the near trade generally.
Crda.% BY mrH or ohci7rise desra'chea prompt
n oad st lie forrest rates hEowH in aHy morhci.
e. Tie highest price given for RAGS in
cash. PECK & BLISS,
North Fest Corner Td1d 4. .8rch SIS.
March /, Sim. PHILADELPHIA.
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NOR f NEWS.

TI'hr largest, the most Fashionable. and the best
L assortment Of mems, wcman's, amt chldlen's
boots an shoes, in Cecil county, is 10 be found ut
the subscribers BOOT & HOE STORE, in Elk
ton.
SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT.
Opposite the Court House.
The subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends, and the public generally, tiat lie has
purchased Of his brother, CEnoch CrouclD his
entire stock Of Lalica. Misses and chill lrcn's
boots and shoes. and Las commenced n!anuiuc
turing Ladies hoes of every description He is
now prerarcd 10 accommodate all who may favor
him with u call, with mems womcn's aud chill
drcn's boots and shoes of the best sort at very low
prices. THOS. {. CROUCH.
Elkton. Feb. Goth rs.
n. b. Country produce taken in exchange for
boots and shoes. Wanted jouneymen she lax
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.Nicm and La'or-saring Patent
Warmers Electric Churn.

VA ARRANILD 10 make Butter out ofnew
w Milk or Sweet Cream, in from i 10 -
minutes. The utility and simplicity Ct these
Churns make them desirable article to farmers
and daiymeD, whose attention VIC would pnr-
ticnlprly invite to them. Obviatng many old
difficulties and possessing various new a!yanln-
:.rs, we doubt not they will wherever tried, dig
place all former models hereto fore invented.
This latent received the premium at The late
Agricultural Exhibition in Baltimore; it al; tuok
Il :; premium at tie last New Castle county Fair
and wherever it has been tried, it has invaria-
bly, been admitted TO be superior TO every other
now in use.
The subscriber having purchased from Clap
man Warner, the exclusive right Of said patent
for Cecil county, would caution the public from
buying these churns frc,n any cue except him or
his authorised agents. All orders for churns
addressed (post paid) 10 the subscriber, al North
East, will be promptly attended 10.
They also can be lad of his agents Jcserh
Haines & Son, Brick Meeting House; Benz. +.
May, Eliton. CHAS. Il. +. FOSTER.
North East, May IS, Soy
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BosroN, March lS.-Another attempt
was made to-day TO elect United States
Senator, aud Ike the previous ones, fail
ed The contest was between Mr..
Winthrop and Mr.. Sumner lacked nine
Of an election.
The time for making another trial
has been postponed two weeks. The
chances of Mr.. Sumner are believed to
be growing weaker. There is much eA-
element on the subject.
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B.7RG.9TlS! B.7RG.fI.rSi !!
CLOSING OvT WINTER STOCK

VLNJEING on WIN TI.T SIUIh.
THNHF. subscriber being DESTROYS Ct closing cut
Il entirely his winter stock Of Dry Goods, Of
lrrs at this curly day, Il sIl, ndid lot Of French
AIernncs nj 20 per cent below ordinary prices,
Mouslin de LANES from 10 per cent beltw their
value TO 10 per cent below the east Ct iInporu-
ton. Colored Alpuchs. Gashmeres, fachng
Fk,nncls. Mackinaw Blankets. Cnssimercs, Cas-
SHEETS and Ncstin.s. AT greatly reduced prices.
Also. IL large LOT Ct Prints very low. now is
yonr time 10 purchase, you will need such
goods for 3 or i months yet, and money invested
in lhema' 50 low prcrs, will Jay good interest
10 use them 4 year hence.
WILLIAM TOKBEET,
One door above tie Court House
Jan, 25. Elkton, Md.
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C.4BINEI' U.4RE ROOM.
IN ELKTON, BY

IN EIkTDN, BY
nT ARSuBANk & CANTWELL.--Ihe IN
Igh drrsigncI al the Old stand i'll Elkton, in
'.yrE IFoLLoW,' prcrare 10 order, and keep on
hanG Mi kinds Of CABINET FCRNITLRE.
Having learned the business in enc ofthe large
cities, they have brought with them all the arts
ot'thr trade and are prepared 10 make the best
articles, as we'll as the cheapest. and rs they do
their work themselves. and arc undrr but light
expenses, they can afford 10 sell ri lower prices
than III" city shop@.
In short they can furnish every article in their
line, no matter how stylish or costly. or whether
it BE- ot Rosewood, Mahogany, CHERRY or COM
mon pine. They viii also make collins of all
kinds and attend FUNERALS, whenever their
services may be required
Persons cnga9inr furniture from hcm may re-
" upon having il well made and Of good mate
rails. ROBERT NJ iR"HBhNk.
MATTHEW CANTWELL.
Elklon, Dec. IL, If.
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s. RCward.

SSTRAIED lrom the premises oi:Cfa1lcs II.
~ pCurcc, on or about the 9th Of February
last, LIGHT bay Mare; about 10 years old, fifteen
hands high, with Il blaze face and white chin;
had when she left. a sore back; her tail had been
ch"wcd Oft by calves. Any person delivering
the said mare to the subscriber shall receive the
above reward and all liberal charges Iaid, or
any person giving information that will lead TO
the recovery Of her viii receive the above re-
ward. WIN. HENRY PEARCE.
Cccilton, Nd, March 18th '5l-3w.
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THE AMERICAN LIVE STOCK
INSURANCE COMPANY.

NINCENNEs, 1NIIANA.
Charter Unlimited: Granted, January I'd, 1890.
CAPITAL-S50,000
Stockholders Individually Lioble.
For the Insurance Of Horses, Mules, Prize
Bulls, Sheep, and Cattle, Of every description,
against the combined risks Of Fire, Water, Arci
dents. and Disease; also upon stock driven 10
Eastern markets, CT transported SGnth
Losses paid in 80 days alter proof # death.
JOSEPH &. BOWMAN, President.
JcUH G.. RILEY, Secretary.
WM. BrHTcU, Treasury.
Ihoma' l. lowering Of the city of Baltimore.
having been appointed general agent for the
State of Mar, land, is prepared to effect insnran-
ces on all hoscrricrs of Live Stock. Fer f,x-
ther information apply 10
F. a. ELLIS, Agent
Dee. 7th '506m for Cecil county.
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SOMETHING RICH.

ETST Received and for sale, a very superior
81 lot of French Pearl China. with broad gilt
band; also English and Stone China of superior
quality. Large Glass Fluid, Mantle and Brit
tania Lamps; mantle ornaments, Rockingham
Spitoons, Toy tunblers, molaSses cruits. and a
general assortment of Quccnsware. Call al
PELL'S cheap Store and you can see them.
Ellton, Nov. 50
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TO THE LADIES.

Hv BROWN, Jr., successor to Brown &
ELa McIniire, has just opened at the Old
Stand. (neXt poor to Johnson'a Hotcl,) all Of the
following colors Of superior high colorcd French
Merinocs.
Royal purple, French Merinoc, Handsome
Sea Green do. Claret, do. Mazarine Blue, do.
Handsome Maroon, do. Wine Colour, do, to-
gcther with a very large assortment of an entire
ly new style of Muslin de LANES.
Nov IS
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LAND WArRANra.-We Rarenue Lar
The decision of the Secretary of the
Interior, against the assignability of land
warrants, is published. The Secretary
of the Trcasuary has ordered the prepa-
ration of circular, promulgatlng the
construction Of the supplementary reve-
nue. law. The freights are not to be
added to the valuation of merchandise,
Tor dutinhle baSiS.
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A Card.

DR.. S. d. SIUBBS informs the public that,
through the solicitation Of his friends, he has
abandoned tie intention of declining the prac-
tee Of Medicine. and will continue to practice
as formerly. Thankful for past Gavors. he re:
specially tenders his professional services to the
public.
Rising sun, Feb. Sth--iw.
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Farm for Rent,

TNHE subscriber offers for rent his Farm, con-
| tanning nr;tr 1870 acres CT Land, situated near
the Union Meeting House. To one who can
come well recommended for honesty and tenn
pcrancc, a good chance will be given.
WILLIAM II. EDER.
Elk,on, Feb. g, '5l--tf.
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For Tie Cecil HNig.
kEl,Ohs

OfMe Visiting Commite TO the School q
Hiss Il. p Bruce, Bethel, CccH 20, lid.
Friday last, the l4th inst, being most
beautiful and Spring-like day, the school
of Miss Alma p. Bruce, convened in
the Lecture Room Of the Bethel NJ. L.
Church, in the presence of numerous
patrons friends and the committee, TO
hold their public examination.
The examinations of the day consist
ed in part ofeScrciscs in Reading, Gram
mar, Geography, Recitations, Singing
and Compositions.
The whole reflected honor alike to the
School and Tutorcss-being crcditable
to the latter as displaying good taste,
superior Judgment and interchangeable cX-
crtions; and to the former as proving that
the labors of their excellent Preccptress
had been greatly conducive 10 marked
improvement in many OF their studies.
The committee after 4 careful eNami-
nation of the writings and compositions,
submitted to their investigation, award
ed--through their chairnan--thc premi-
ums in the following order, viz: for the
best composition to Miss Cornelia G..
Price; for the greatest improvement in
writing to Isaac 2. Clcaver, and for the
best specimen of penmanship to Miss
Cornclia b. Morrison.
I Thus this day passed of as one long TO
be remembered, forming to those v ho
enjoyed it as above, a bright oasis in the
desert of life--cnc around which the
memory will love to linger when the
stern realities Of humanity ae ours.
Il. A. FERNLET,
j. II. LIGHTHoRNE, Com.
SAM'L THOMPSON.
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willis Rutter,

Respectfully informs the Public that he las
received the
SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS.
and Is prepared to made gcntcmcns clothing i'll
he neatest manner. Call at the 'BAzAAR" next
door to the Post Office.
Elkton. Sept. q $50
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ALFRED C. COLE,

TAILOR, ELKTON, MD.
Has the newest styles ofWintcr Fashions and
is prepared to make Goats, Vests and Pants, in
the best and ncatcst manner: warranted to fit.
His old friends and The public are requested to
give him a call. Dec lift.
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TIEDAILY NEW-YORKER,

From whose contrnSthc Weekly is made UP, is
published at the same office NJ 81 per aunum, in
advance. Subaclip ,ions received for SIX or three
months. march S--3W.
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Fishing Shore For Rent.

The Fishing Shore situated on the NORTH
East river, mile below Charlcstown, calcI
.Cou,cs Point" formerly lished by Chrislol hel
Little, deed. For terms apply to
CHRISTOPHER \. LITTLE,
Feb % imp. Churcstuwn.
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.4ITEA'1YON.

TE@HE subscriber bcgs leave 70 return his sin
4 cere thanks TO a kind public, for the patron
age received for twenty years. as
Swoeyer md Conveyancer,
and promises to contnte 10 make any rcasona-
bic sacrifice for the accommodation Of all those
who may desire TO pcrpetuate such patronage.
He also continues to act as
Land .4gpnt,
for all those whe may confer on him such aeen-
cy. JOHN lANNE1.
College Green, Cecil Co., Md. lie 22-tf
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NOTICE,

The Commissioners of Cecil county, will meet
at their office in the Court House, on Thursday,
the Bird day of April next, TO attend 10 such bust
ness as may come before them. Delinquent Su-
pervisors are again notified to appear and settle
their accounts said meeting being more especi-
ally to attend TO that business.
BY order, 2. c. RICKETTS,, elk.
Jan. 18th '5l---tm.
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NOTICE.
THE RINGGOLD HOUSE

ITII MN VN' OIID IIO w
HVlSflER \. WHITE, respectfully amunccs
H. TO the citizens of Cecil county, that G has
taken the centre house in "WhFnn's Row Elk
ton, Immediately opposite Gebharts: formerly
Kings Hotel; and that he has opened thedme
as an
OYSTER AND EATING HOUSE,
for the accommodation Of The public gcnmlly.
Meals will be served up at all hours, and hi viz
tiers supplied with all the delicacies of tn, sa.
son. His bar will be furnished with the eldest
liquors; in short, nothing will be omitted TO M
lister to the qualification Of those who may for
him VITA cali.
May 18th, l950-f
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John Minor, Bolts has been unani-
mously nominated for Congress by the
Wing Convention for the Richmond
district.
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Destructive Fire-FnIling ofn Ch~rch
Title .UaH Drt0i0cd-.Nakct&. The
extensive Assembly buildings, fronting
on Tenth street, and extending from
Chestnut to George street, caught fire
about three O'Clock this evening, and
continued burning until seven o'clock,
when the entire building became IA heap
of ruins. While the flames were raging
the wall fronting on Tenth street fell.
Several hremen and Others narrowly es-
capped, but none were hurt. The build
ing was occupied by about thirty ten
ants, tradesmcn, artists, &c, all Of whom
lost more or less. The entire loss is
very heavy, and probably covered by
insurance.
The Presbyterian Church in the Ave-
nue., Spring Garden District, built about
six years ago, and now occupied, we
believe, by the Rev. Mr.. Mcdowell, fell
thus morning from the weight Of the
snow that had accumulated on the roof.
Fortunately there was no one injured.
TIE Pacific RAILRolD.-NolWith-
standing the failure OF Congress TO give
to the State Of Missouri the grant of
lands for her projected railroads, we are
assured by the st. Louis Republican that
the Pacific Railroad will be commenced
at an early day-as soon as the drawings
and plans are arranged--and that ii will
be prosecuted with all the energy posi-
bic. 1t says:
"The bill provides that t,ro millions Of
State Indebtedness shall be issued for the
improvement of the Pacific Railroad,
and million and half for the Hanni-
bal and st. Joseph road. The indiyid-
ual, city and county subscriptions will
be more than million OF dollars, so that
there is an actual capital Of more than
three millions provided for the com
mencemcnt of the read. Three routes
for the road have been surveyed
SENATOR FOR OH,o.-After seven bal
lots, Judge Benz f. Wade, Wing,
of AshtabuIa county, was elected, on
Saturday last, TO The t, S. Senate for
six years. The vote stood:
b. F. .Wadc, Wing, Al
Henry B, PAYNE, Dem. 81
Blank, 7
Judge Wade was one OF the earliest
supporters of General Taylor in the
Western Reserve.
John Woods, wing, was reelected
State Auditor on the 9th ballot. The
wings also succeeded i'll clecting two
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Song Ofthe Editor.


DEDICATED TO HIS DELINQUENT PATRONS.
Air-"1hen youU remember me.'
When other bills and other duns
Their tales ofwoc shall tell,
OF notes in bank, without 's,he funds"
And grain is hard to sell;
There may perhaps in such a scene
Some recollection be
OF bills that longer due have been,
And you'll remember ME!
When ''hard up'' customers shall wiring
Your heart with hope in vain,
And deem it but a trifling thing
To tell you 'callagain," ...
When calling proves useless task,
Without the sslawyer's fee"
In such moment but ask
That you'll remember MEL
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George Earle.

4 ttorncy at Law. Elkton, Nd. Office next
/ a door to Iorbcrt'S Store.
Dec. Eth 1850
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For. Sale.

THE subscriber offers at Private Sale. the
FRA NE HOUSE on Main Street occupied by
james WooliorF. Also. the FRAME HOUSE
on Mnin Street near Bridge st.
jan. IF FRANCIS b. GOTTIER.
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For RENT.

The Store Room opposite the Court House,
now occupied by the subscriber IA Millinery
Store. and also a room adjoining it in the same
house Possession given on the 25th Of March
next, Appyto ARAMlNTA FOARD.
Elkton, Jan. llth, 81.
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John A. 7. CresWeil.

A ttorncy at Law. Office opposite the Couit
IN House.
Eikton, Nov. Eff
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DEATH OF GEN. McDUFFlE.-Gencral
George McDuHie died on the 18th inst,
at the residence of Richard Singleton,
Esq, in Sumter, S. c. He has occupied
a prominent political position in the
South, and probably stood next to }. G.
Calhoun in ability and esteem Of his
friends. He served South Carolina as
Governor Of the State and as l. :. Sen
ator.
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ECE Rent.

The STORE HOUSE opposite the Fountain
Inn, Main ST., ElktCn. occupied by Wn. haouS.
Possession given Immediately.
Feb. 8 If. JAMES MCINTYRE.
PHIL. VIII. IND Bait. r. Z.
Freight to Baltimore and Philadelphia.
Wheat per bus in bags J cents.
Corn AMI Oats dc. do 3 cents.
mar g 81 IT, BENZ. WELLS. Act.
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A Large assortment Of irish Linens and
"a Shifting muslins, constantly on hand and
for sale by L. BROWN, Jr.
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Eg aisns, best b,rncn Raisins, for sale by the
B 4 bcx, also Zantz Currants, and fresh Pruncs,
for sale by +. Brown, JR.
Dec. 2lst 1850.
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q AIDES, Try Novelties superior six cord whit
II 4 spool cotton, for sale by the doa., haidoz
or single spool by Z. BROWN, Jr.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-05
ST. JOSEPH'S FEMALE ACADEMY.
CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS or cHARITY OF
THE BLESSED VIRGIN:
4hoan e;nhf sliIes from DuLnQMe

TIME situation this academy is beautiful and picnr
l. esque the air is pure and healthful; calculated To
improve tbs constitution and to ipart new vgor 10 e
mind. The of education comprises orthography,
realing writing, arithmetic GRAMMAR composition, e'o
cm,ion, geography of the globes algebra French
history sacred and proane chronology, mythology not
any, chemistry, astronomy, music, piano iorte GUITAR
&C.; drawing, plain and ornamental needle WORK &c.
The sisters enhody in their ednrat"nai course, al,
that may be fund useful in modern Improvement, ana
which tend refine the taste and to deveiope the
natural resources of the mind. They endeavor to com
bine morality and literature that each may happ.
conspre 10 the progress and advancement of the other
They study to unite with the ordinary course of educa
tion the refined and The more necessary accomplish
mants Of the miid; being fully rsnaded that mere
scientific education becomes more pedanry unless ac
cOnlpanied with graceful address, with that and
elegance Of manners which always bespcak mchy cu
tivaed m,nd and which found, next virtue, the
most noble cndoW ment Of the mind-the most precious
ornament OF the female charaet r.
Young ladies of every religious nomination are al
mttcd into this academy where sn ciai care Is taken
that no influence ever blast their religious principles bu
Cor III" good govcrnin mt OF ever!
nsttu. they he required 10 observe the Ordinary
fequ' ations of external wei t.L
Those forms and ceremonies So mach prAcd ana pfac
,ccd i'm pote soc IT, ar strictly ncucaed yet care Is
taken these ssaiN ceremonies IRON d&se
Grating into those eXimvasani rosPlim ms WIifh nave
neither meaning i'll their forin nor sincerif! IN thir pre-
ne system of education ,n,r>u in this accademy
calculated that painful disgust generally
pereneed young minds in the pursuit OF their studies
md rcnd thos: studies rather recreation Ia their pu
pills than disacreeahl task ur tircSem, duty
Ne rtiens spared ny the Sst rs Ia impr to tn
minds Of their pupils .uci Of information i.
hall prove in aft life III nul fe treasure socie
" an uBdranahle source pure delight To themselves
md remove that dangerous intercourse which
vacuy OF mind render highly agreeable 10 the uncdu
at d.
board and Tuition per annum, 500 OF
ErtrG
,yashiru rer annum. OC
Iu.ic and usc Of niano pcr quarter, 10 Of
;,ar per uuarfcr 10 0(
astronomy and nse of slcacs, Philosophy, Chem
istrv and BOTANY 5 OF
,ra wing md paintiug. o,
reach, Ut
Payments must be msde in adr"nee.
Persons residing distance are retiiir to have
-,sponsihc agent in the city of Dubuque.
No ductiun made in the Of children being with
lrawn before the expiration of the quartz, unless in
,ses Of sickness.
All letters TO be dir ctcd (post paid to Mother Mar,
lark InsenliS Dnhunue.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-05

Principal office, in New York, So Ncssau street;
50 g. in London, 355 Strand, next door to III
Lyccum Theatre.
Dabuque, Iowa. w. p. Allen & Co., No. 1901 Main ST.,
I" 6 L. Mason, No. 50 Main 81.
june l6. 1851.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-05
PROFESSOR "A. T.. BARRY'S

TRICOPHEROUS OR INDICATED COMPOUND
I NFALLiBlE for renewing, invigorating and beauti
L flying the Hair, removing Scurf, Dandrlff and all a
ecGnS of the Scalp, and curing eruptions the skin,
Diseases of the Glands, Muscles and ntegumcnts. and
relieving Stngs, Cuts Bruises, Sprains, &c. &c. With
TINS preparation, "there Is such word ait.' The
first journals in America medical men ofthe highest I'm
nence prominent citizens of all professions, and ladies
who have used it for years in their dressing and
nurseries, admit with accord, that for mparting Wig
or gloss, luxuriance and curl to the hair, eradcating
scur and dandruf healing wounds curing Commissions,
sprains sngs and the muscles, it has equal among
the multitude of compounds advertised in the public
prints used in private practice In cheapness as well
as efficacy, Barry Tricopherous is unrivaed Tie i'm
mense cash sales of the article haze enabled the invcn
tor To supply il at retail at twenty FIVE cents per bottle
which is from fifty hundr per less than r.
price ofany other pr Paration in The select
c treaties the hair and skin embracing valuable di
rectons for the cultare and direction of Natures coc-
est ornament which each bottle is enclosed is aoso
worth the monty
The affinity between the membranes which constitute
the skin and the HAIR which draws its sstenauce from
this triple envelope very close. All diseases of the
scalp clogged. if the blood and other fluids do not
circulate r ely through the small vessels which feed the
roots with moisture and mpart life the fbres the re-
suit is souri, dandru, shedding of the hair grayness
drynss and ar>ness OF the ligamens, and entire bald
ness, the case may be- Stimulate the skin TO health
action with the Tricoperous, and the torpid vessels
recovering their activity will annilate the disease.-In
all affections of the skn and of the subsraa of mus
ces and ntegumens, the process and tie effect are
the II is upon the skim the muscular FIBRE and
the glands that the 1rcopherous has its specific action
and in allafectons and injuries of these organs it is
sovereign remedy.
Sold in large bottles, price 25 cents at the prncpaJ
Office 1877 Broadway New York. For sale by The prin
cipal Nj rchans and Druggists throu ghout the United
States and Canada Beware G: the counterfeit sold at
One Dollar n e bottle,