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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04
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a AZ an AkHNS y ~ n 80 NJ v h =
"A DENTED.-Ws are now receiving : con-
signmcn, of Goli ard seer Ea;eiss, J-pe'yy,
Flpcp GsoRs. &c. DC. eohsisl,n. in part follows
Gold and silver Watches, Ill N.nds.
= Ear and anger rings breas, sins, &c.
= Fob. vest. md guard chains,
:" Pencils, pens, studs, Sc. &c.
Silver pencil cases. sagioas kinds,
. Hair combs, &c. &c.
FANCY GOODS, cousis,sSg IN par, ot
Dressing aud side combs. MI kinds.
Ladies' Gum Elastic Carriers. thiuibl,s, So,
Transparent and cosmetic soaps.
Tapestry anil Brussels. Bags and Satchcls
Hooks and eyes, boot ncrs. -usrogdcrs.
Ok marrow. hair 81, perfumes,
Spool Co;suH,
Razor straps, percussion caps. &c So.
.y'Our winter Night SALE. viii cns.mruee on
Thursday night the j0ih insi and continue III Ny
the winter. dvery Thursday and Friday night, Hh-
out any in;crru. ion. toods open during the day
for inspection, am, aiil be sold low at private sale.
We respectfully III, tie the attention ofth pa ~
to the stock on hand. 10 which we will be rccciv
ing additions weekly during the winter months, Of
cassimeres. cloths coning7, paninl"on stuils. sc.
Our daily sales will be as usual, on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays
" Liberal advances awuy. made on consign-
mcnts Mostly & lIOLCOMBE.
Oct 30-tsif Aucls and Com. Mer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04

ls We arc authorised I, annsg,cc JAMES p
COLEMAN a candidate for the Office Of Attorney
for the Commonwealth, ia the county of Amherst,
Dec 4-9am2ln
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- FOR RENT...THL BRrCK
ALEXANDER LJ6GAf

DANATAY-FRoM ~ suhsm"n
IL 1tnr.,iay. the OH inst. s'erFfo ~" ~
nrrfGOYNE. eopirnesl called 81 9 =
nero s about ~ yr&,s Y age. and :. ,nsl,d
feef II height. slender made md ra,hef cured
~ IL III biark cloth cap Other clothing
. ~, Any rerson nppreiend5ng said 10
ia rs,,sj,,g him 70 ne. of securing him - ~
nv, I IN Ai,n again snaii receives reward Of
;f,aken ID Bedford " Campbell. on se5 II u,ken
Of those coanties. Ny address .@Lynchtyw
Oct 13--wtsif IdflN CO..
ryLeIishi,se chrediels 80 4lii lra j a
acecurftotti- nfT1o
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- We are requested to announce WILLIAM
ORGAN. Il candidate for the Shcraalty of Camp
bell county Nov l3-ifis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04

20 We are requested to state that Col. JOEL
d. LEFTWiCIlisa cuuiilate for Commonwealth,
Attori ey, for the county of Campbell, under the
new Constitution
~,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04

TO tic Editor of'Me IJrgiatdn.--There
appeared in the Republican" ofthe 20,h
ult. communication, signed "Many Re-
formers" which was copied into your pa
per, propounding to the candidates for The
Senate and House of Delegates, certain in
terrogat res which | have heretofore failed
TO answer formally, in consequence of my
absence from home.
To some Of thrs que. tons, presume it
cannot be necessary for me TO respond -
The only one possessing any practical
interest is, think, that which seeks to as
certain the views Of the candidates, in re
la'lon 70 an amendment of our town char
ter The new Constitution provides that !;
Gan officers appcrtaiuing to ;he cities md
other municipal corporations, shall be elect
ed by the qualified voters, or appointed by
the constituted authorities Of such cities or
corporations, as may be prescribed by
law"
Under the foregoing section. the Leg
lslaiure has the power of modifying the
charters of the various cities and incorpo.
rated towns Of the State. so as to give to
the voters therein the privilege of electing
their own officers. If elected, shall. as
Delegate. advocate the passage of law
so modifying tho charter Of our town; and
as citizen, shall vote for its adoption.
Very respectfully,
JNO. NJ. SPEED.
We are authorized to say that Col. Wal
ker and Mr.. Clark, to whom the same in
tcrrogaiorics We're addressed as to Mr..
Speed, viii use their cxerlions in the Leg.
lslature, ifelecied, 10 carry out the wishes
of the citizens of Lynchburg, in regard 10
the charter Of ;hc town. We are also De
sired TO say, that they approved all the re-
forms that We're introduced into our sys-
TEN Of government by the New Constitu-
ton.
~ The Washington Union publishes
circular from which we learn that it is
proposed to make an effort to have the e.
quesirlan statue of Gen. JACKSON. with
which II is designed TO ornament one of the
squares in Washington CITY, finished and
placed IN It's appropriate position, On the
next anniversary of the battle Of New Or
leans. Ihe amount subscribed for the
statue has reached Sl2,500, al, of which is
expended; and $1,000 additional are need.
cd.
WHAT THE SouTH WANrs.-Relerring
to the Planters Convention at Macon, Ga.
the Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel saws:
"What the South wants 10 consummate
her independence and prosperity is bet
ter and more enlightened system Of sgri-
culiqre--sufiic'ent capital invested in man
ufactories To make at home whatever she
can make proitably-to spin and weave
the great mass other greet staple, and send
ii abroad to every land where it is con.
sumed. These will render her la:.ds more
fertile and productive, diversity her labor,
and give more to the production Of bread
stutis, and secure a greater number of
consumers of all necessaries oflife, and in
troduce into her midst thousands Of me
charcs and artisans. who, while they swell
our population viii contribute greatly TO
the general wealth and prosperity of the
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aLsbn KEWARD.-napavay firm The

N-SE6 n Y 1T ffH
Up Nv Subsrrlb,n residing the j ,me- Rysf
and knnawha Genet. uboui miles below BDelsn
sotoe n.ohIhs pa.f NcGro Man BOOKER
fle y iiehi Brown bboui 80 y.hrs If age. 1les-
hove reward viii be- giycn r his delivery 20 ID. ii
confinement ~ my Jail - tbat .an gei him again
Nov 2i--eGw J.W. FORE s
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~ We arc authorised To announce Mr.. FRAN
els THORNTON candidate for Commissioner
Of the Revenue for the county u cnmpbcll
Dec l--tsif
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Freights up and DOwntsse Canal.
EXCHANGES.
NTEGRoEs rOYuIRE,-rIIE M.

Corporation Bonds 300.
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" We are authorised TO annggnce l!IRAMC.
KYLE, candidate for the Sheriinily Of Amherst
county. Nov 24--4tif
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An increased vote in this District Of g.
"92, we presume, would give Wing ma
sority of near 1000, upon a full vote. Be
up ahsF and at work, and We may secure
fhe election Of our most worthy candidates
and as patriots haye ,he satisfaction of re-
jocing IN the blessings we shall secure to the
good old Commonwealth.
we would respectfully urge the selec-
ton of few industrious and energetic
wings IN each cighborhood-who will
devote their uiReior few DAYS in visiting
the voters-espec'ally the new ones, and
interesting them in the good cause, and
l, .. getting them TO votc our ticket. Be al
work. and We shall succeed; without ,fl,,r,
we are defeated.
With regard.
Your obctient servant,
LElV4S MCKENZIE.
This very HARMLESS paper The Southside
Democrat says, "disoloses one of the mos,
ncfarious schemes ever detected" II
does not doubt that the document i Tho
"machinaiion Of .junto at the Federal
metropolis l, asserts that ii was frank
edto Wing voter Of Virginia "by Wing
member Of Congress from another State"
and That member was LEWIS C. LIE
WIN, .of Philadclplma, the notorious leader
ofna'ive Amercanism." 1t then appeals
10 the foreign vote. in view Of this startling
disclosure to oppose the election ofGeorge
~ Summers. Il is doubtful whether the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04

Ono magnificent blue lclyv; (cmb'j) Mau,io.
aade and purchased in Paris, and is certainly tho
richest thing ever seen il this place.
Oct l3--iiis DON 7. G. PETERS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04

~ We are authorized to announce JOHN O.
TAYLOR candidate for the Sheriiiaty Of Camp
hen cguntY. Nov lifts
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~ We arc requested to state that MATHEW
B. NOWLIN, is candidate for the SherilIaty Of
Campbell county. Nov l3-ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04

AND CLAsMS-The subscriber wishes
IL to purchase Land Claims. Persons having
sucf for sale. viii please call On
Nov ~ -6tif GEO. BAGBY
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NEW es0Ops.-ooc,.d ri. morn;,, Il.

TH'''N NM IuhHsUIin7-
Also, hdics' heu,., tehcd -copprd aud revere hl.
some Of which nrr very petty. The subscriber
.pccttuly 4ncir-b call from the Ii lie. 10 the abe
rood-. NOV 20-its DON = PETERS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04
I,roccries Liquors Nc., ON Cor-

" SUMMARIZING have just received IN
Store a Couslsanent of Groceries Sc. con.i.iing
in rutoi 10 h.iif boxes Loaf Sugar,
20 hhds. \. 0. Sugar,
barrels d.
10 bags Rio C,ace.
$40 i'air BrsaD.
10 - Boots
10 ibis, Double Rrrtifcd wLi-ls.
10 French Brandy,
Old Apple 10
10 boxes Chceso.
Adamsntine Candies
ilcrring~, Mactcrrl, Ne, &C..
MnSBf & HULCoMEE,
my la-llts Auct ! Gnn.. AIerchants.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04

. We are Authorised 10 announce CHRISTIE
PIER CLARK candidate for the Shernaliy OF
Campbell county. Nov l3-ifts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04

A FLETCHER, UNDER THE vIR-
"A. GtNiAS OFfIcE-GnocER, Dealer in
HOME Keeping Ntensls, Hooien-rare. Fancy 1r.
ticiss 8c.,--ls receiving extensive assortment
Of every article in the grocery line Psles, Buck
cts, Tubs in setts and single: Birds Bird Cage.
description. A. FLETCHER
M. g7-vtsf
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pIANO-FORTES-for Sale or to Hire

llquue uui - Sc .;eulor % go Brorne-st sf,er
~ ~ september at Stp, se9aa' Institute 60 Brivv al
J'-D IA =. II NASH
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TIANTIc DOCK MILLS.-Indian


Com Flour and Iaiian Cora Parma dTlef and manu-
farfure b 'Staurs Paeut Processes. may b 90, AIMED
OF resrcctable Crocer generally IN this City and BTooAr
Indian Corn Flour l. designed for making Bread Pnd-
jnzs and CAKES and for mixing with neat I've or Buck
wheat Flour and viii be found on riai YER superior ar
tce l. j put up double papered packages 0t IDS ana
III bOVes Of one dozen each -.
"Iudlu Cori Parma" entirely new aud most DELI
coEs article fr making Puidngsi MuSh, x. Will prove
al adm able substitute fol Rec, samp aad iionnonf As
IN article for the composition Of Pudngs ths Parma hl
no rival Il put up o. papers IN heau,il! stlle an
m boxes Of dozen each. AZ tie eVtremcy low pEice %
q cents pe- single package .,..5
Tho above manufacture ri Indian Corn are peculiarly
afaQte5 M he use Of the INVALID and experience IA dr
n0strated that DYsPErTIes can partAke OF W. hl OF
III with impunv 20 the exclusion o. almost ever! ohfr
form Of food Is DAN, WI, improve the Digestion coz
rect the bowels and give tone and r@ell 10 tAe W'e
frame - Al,
Whtilesoy q South-st.. J. VI Hoyt S)aS. ll5 ashns
ton-st and Of l. Benson 30 Snh-si or a. The NILS
consumers can Obtain Of The Grocers pamphlet % Is
pages entitlcd Remarks Indian Corn rs Preserva-
non ana Manufacture with Recipes Tor Cooking together
with feSf roonias # tbs highest respectanufy-
Orders addressed 10 +. BRONSON: Agent, Atan,c
Dock Mills COMPANY Nos l.. l3. 10 and p Atlantic Docs,
Brooklyn New-YosA VII receive prompt attention. and
dispatch "'hhMf
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Two LET or FOR SALE.-0ne Of dose

" Va @.hltis.-NflP Dl AlOSO
d h.iuid0, marble tIoni Houses IN Twenty thinSt be-
tween seventh and kshtha,S This Is one III M, n,,f de-
NTahc s>1Sses N tnS Guy Also. Il one [, lei An
PIN O. c. SANFORD, William and Ce,lar AZ D., X
hOlr leS West Twenty -tlnd-si near the premises
le23 3iMNNk-
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NDIA RUBBER GOODS-Manufac-

II tured under GOODYEAR'S Patent.-The Newark
India Rubber Manufacturing Company store 50 Maiden
lane New York; factory Newark. New JerSey.-rh.s
Company are manufacturers and wholesale dealers m all
the different articles manufactured under Goodyelrs
Patent and guarantee all their goods being equal
quality 10 representation Merchants requested TO
call All goods warranted 10 stand any climate The
most liberal terms 10 country dealers.
HIRAM HUTCHINSON, President.
WARREN ACKERMAS, Secretary. le23 2mDSBtWf
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LvOTRTH JTLY EXCURSIONS from

Il NETWORK 10 PHILADELPHIA by Camden and
Amboy Railroad. AZ AN. and p VI
Passengers viii lesve pier !. North River by the superior
steamer John POTTER on the 2d aud 81 July, by
and VI lines and ON the ith hy VI. hne for South
Amboy thence by the Company splendid cars u PiaIe-
phia. ,. -
Returning Will leave Philadelphia, Wanut-St wharf on
the 9TH af tor NJ and on the 9Th. 9th and TN OF jay
by either of the lines of the Camden and Ampoy of fa-
delphia and Trenton Railroad Companies.
Fare for the Excursion - ""
le2S6t l. BLISS, Agent
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T MEMS, DIAPERS, Table Cloths,
CHEAP CLOTHING.-The under

signed having large assortment Of Summer Clothing.
he invites the attention Of the and country dealers io'
the new number 22j Greenwch-st between Barclay and
Vescv SITS upstairs lle30 ST. SANIGEL FROST.
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NOR SALE.-FIFTY small unimproved

Il FARMS, containing from 10 30 acres, To SUIT pur-
chasers Also, and 10 acre lots, with cheap new cot
tagc. which will be sold on very reasonable terms These
Lands are situated IN the most pleasant part OF Long
Island. ON and the Railroad, p hours ride inu the
City of BROOKLYN Soil well adapted 20 the raising o most
kinds o grain vegetables and fruit some portions oi These
lands Long Island Pay, which aboundS with hSi
and oysters have sold fog years past 90 good MANY
mechanics and others, where they now cnons good
home 1cc of rent person viii accompany those who
wish 10 examine these lands every MONDAY, Wednesday,
and Friday, starting from office al o'clock, A re-
turning the same DAY, OF 6 O'Clock the neNt morning.
A McCOrTER. l2G Fulton-St,
segt w. sun Buildings.
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
I y ~ = n - VI
comprising tins line are the
ATLANTIC, Capt West,
ARCTIC, Capt Luce,
NM EVD
PACIFIC. Crs Ny-.
UNITED STATS ,

ATLANTIC, Capf West, PACIFIC Crt We
ARCTIC, Capt. Luce, BALTIC. Cspt C,nsis
ADRiATIC, Capt Grafton
These ships have been BAH Is contract expressly
Government service every has been taken ther Coz
sTucton, a. also Their EayineS T. insure Srcng;A 80
speed, and their accymmodanas for Passengers as -.
egnaed for elegance c1nfgf Pr.ce of passage so~
NcwY0Tk % Liverpool $50 exclusive ~ ex'ra -
$50 from Liverpool - New No.k rs 4.
experienced Surgeon attached - each ship y, berh -
be secured un pad for The owners II the. sh-s ~
not Re accountable for gold silver bHloa soecie ,.-,
prrcians stones metals unless hlls II ia1gs e -
therefor, and he val Thereof therein expressed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30

~ ert in the city Of NowYork One lot On the north
80. corner Broadway ard SKI y-thlrd-st
2 lots I'd Joining Broadway.
lots on north SIDE Sixty thrd-st' commencing ~ tot
east from Broadway -,
ot on South-eas corner Of Ninth and Sixty hfh-s'
lots on Seventy nnth-s, north side) ~ fee' nom
lots on se,enty ninthst north side, 81 feet from the
above. -
lots in the rear Of the above.
lot on south east corner Eighy-secondst and Fourth
49,. -. II $500
Fnr full PARTICULARS 20 prcc terms. &c. Ippyig
ie2l 2w COLE Chiffon, Aucti0neers. Wall-St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
SECRET of BEAUTY.-HOW to be

SECRET of BEAU I1 .-HOW TO be
OHANDSOME
can instruct any person how to he handsome
Iteach how to make brown skin far and clear
Iteach how to remove tan, pimples and freckleS.
teach how change the saow face into Of beauty.
teach how 10 make the wrIIkled skin smooth.
teach how 10 make brown teeth as white as pearls.
teach how make diseased gums hard and sound.
teach how make offensive breath perfectly sweet.
teach how make hard, brown hands soft and white.
teach how 10 make the hair grow luVunantly.
can hasten the growth of whlSkers WouStaches, sc.
teach how to have bright and sparkling eyes.
lteach how to preserve the eyesght for life
teach how to restore impaired eyeSight
teach how to change gray HAIR to It's original color.
teach how to change the color Of the hair desired
Itesch how 10 make the hair soft, uch and glossy
tasch how 10 make the lips and checks red.
teach how to remove supertuOus HAIR.
know they all perfectly harmless.
know they all very cheap and pleasant
know every person will like them on trial
give directions 10 make and use these compounds.
know they are better than any advertised soaps
ask ONLY ONE DOLLAR for ell tins Information
receive no letters unless t-paid
Address NJ LAVASSE, French Chemist, lOi Nassau-st
corner Of Ann NewYoTk He will send the WORK ny
mall my29 im'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
Two LET or FOR SALE-A pretty

II new CO rTAGE, the south ode Of ElgsJ-' Hth-sl
leading He'll Gate Ferry. 315 feet east Of IhHu-ay ~
Yorkylle-with basement kitchen. two parors a1 Tour
bedrooms. Rent $50 Apply 70 Mr. CROMwEL
Ell nfEM.
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EXCURSIONS.

GRAND SUMNER EXCURSION to
~ DUNKIRK. BUFFALO, and NIAGARA FALLS;
b the Newlork and Ere Railroad at the unprecedep'r
low fare Of Ten Dollars for the excursion % buuao a
back To New York ARRANGEMENTS have been made WIN
the New-YorA and Enc Railroad COMPANY tor "Ian1
Tycur, over their road to Dunkrk. and b, steamers 10
Duao-paSse myers 20 leave New YORK onthc loA" '
and within three DAYS afterwards and 10 return On or ne
fore the 26th from Dunkuk Tickets may be had Tor e X
crrslon AZ Harnden'S Express Office NO wal 81 App1
cation must be made early rs the number Ok nCSSS so!d
Will he limited l. W. VIM mrs WI ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30

n SEATS, No I, of acres, No 2, 10 acres No 3. ID
acres No d. 40 acres No 80 acres with good buildings
and abundance of fruit and shrubbeW, half mile from
Planfeld Do 100 OF good land and buildings Do
100 Do farms of 100 acres EACH all within mules
If Planfclh Depot Do 100 good farming land Tor
500 per acre with wood and fruit and common buildings
call on S VAIL every Saturday al Westinghouse, up
stars from TO O'Clock other days. Palnhed, New
Jersey Call and see the crops On The ground.
trnMWkEs
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NRATES and FENDERS.-H. KEEL
.VROUGHTIRON STREETLAMPS.

w The undersigned. manufacturer OF STREET
LAMPS or LANTERNS To- on or Gas. prepared 10
ecuto orders 90 extent From experience IN the bus
ness and the Improvement machinery. these Lamps are
os<.yued Ofi smoothly and oi much greater
strength. durability and chcapneSS
They arc the same those used upon the Gas Lamp
posts Philadelphia, Brooklyn and savannah and To- the
two latter lhayne the latest improvements he would invite
the attention of those who wish o. purchase.
NATHAN + BEERS. A. Fulton-St, Brookhn.
OF II G. NICHOLS, - Wa'er-St, New York.
Al iawmM'
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DABBITT'S SOAP POWDER.-La-

DABBITT'S SOAP POWDER-La-
Ibdes who are interested IA dspensin with the sa'sh
Washing Day and those who wish % accomplish the wash
nc FOR ten persons with the simple Of Two Cents, VIII
please lend this This article Is called 7, BABBlrTS
SOAP PONDER being reduced TO powder comes very
much cheaper than IN any other form bar soap contains
twenty Eve Ter cent Of water M crysalzed state ohef-
wise Il would not hold together While Rabbits Is re-
duced 70 powder ana contains more wdsms aelia ln9
other article the world and does not lose weight
like bar soap by standing If bar soap stands in the
open AR one wear VIII lose rom twenty i've TO thrty
Per cetof course this loss must be water and nothns
has Lad applications from an parts OF the country
for the exclusive night for selling, but rs yet
two and half tunS per DAY deduction Is male by the
ten bones Of ten per cent five boxes hye per cent All
M fhs lime Everthne I'M The shane If Washing without
labor was unknown until BABBlrF adyertlsel.-hen The
PATENT SOAP PONDER. buf as yet nothing compares
except one man. and he d3rs not manqac re m conseI
leads and producing astonishing satisfaction
No dspenscs h the use Of L, after the have once
soaps do put up nearly pound pa2arS,Nlth
directions Tor printed on each package. The besr
paper using the powder direct for ~ white clothes For
co'ood clothes follow the objections for making into soil
soft soap every knows how 20 n very clean hat
most q those who u pu' small 1nity Of the powder
soap M dish wacrwhch removes oil the grease a once
and will remove everything that my other soap N the world
VIII do
Is followed 10 make them whie-fhuS saving much time
and labor II hes been used nearly two years, ami y
not rubbed 20 pieces as they when wash board
used. No washing soda Is required The retail price
twelve and a half cents There nu rsA turg II. be-
cause package WI. make two gallons OF beautiful sUt
soap that any
For sale by nearly all the groceries tins place Manu-
featured al 58 and ~ WaShinston-st New-Yori CITY.
ANY country druggist merchants order through
wholesale chant M New-Nork and get cheapas
apply q the factory direct Any person the Cites OF
NewYorS and Brooklyn can have single oor sent 10 them
at the cost II and quarter cents b sending tle fac
tow 20 WiShmst INST have the grncers get 70 fr Won.
hoN contains SAty laIerN hali boy Ihry-sX Ia2erS
General depot ioT the sale of BABBITTS SOAP pow
DER At EARLE Co.
CS and 10 Westinghouse New-YorA.
pro,,,.,,r> J =. EARLE, ir,p,rSCo
li'ii-''"'s' B L RADBITr ( LA'Lh Il ~ ie23ff
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VHE PENNSYLVANIA STEAM.


Il SHIP co and LIVERPOOL PHILADELPHIA
STEAMSHIP co, attend TunnlnS their ne" steamships
follows: TONS.
ciTy oP pIT~rSBIrRC ssO, Capt " c Sto,eSbt r,
CITN OE MANCHESTER, 2l3). Capt ". . CamQAsa
CRY Of on ASGOW. 1910, Capt. Rols Leach
CII'y or SHII ADEI. PHI 4 .2s22, Capt. ----.
PHILADELPHIA.
CITY OF GLASGOW, THURSDAY, nth July
PROM LIVERPOOL
CITY OF GLASGOW, Wednesday lsih Jane
CITY or MANCHESTER About 2)h JAW
CITY OF GLASGOW, Wednesday, 18th August
CITY OF PITISBO rs, About lst Scp,emsr
RATES OF PASSAGE
PROM PHILADELPHIA PROM LIVERPOOL
Saloon TOO Dollars Saloon. - GumCax
CABIN 90 Dollars CABIN ----.--. - Game as
These rates nClude Provisions and Stewards Zee, ont
not " ines or Liquors. Which can be had on board.
Eirs,-c steamships ply between Liverpool ami Chs
Cow. Have. Rotterdam, leghom Mars'llles and other
Mediterranean ports. by which goods can be shipped 10
Liverpool and thence by his line 90 Philadelphia direct
WORLDS FAIR IA limited number of passengers VII
BE- taken oUrhND HOME for $40 IA the saloon AMI S0
the CABIN Sate-ToonS The accommodations and attend
viii De found most superior An experienced SURGEON
VIII be carried each ship Fleght ON hnc goods o., per
ttn and prlnaee Al goods sent 90 tie Agents m fAla
depha and Liverpool Will De forwarded wiih economy Gd
dlspstch For frci-ht or passage apply % -
RICHARDSON. WATSON \ co, Ncw-NoN and fmlad
RICHARDSON, BROTHERS co Liverpool
PATRICK HENDERSON co. Glasgow jNu