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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-29
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POETRY.



From the cavcrns Of Art. in the hills of the North
Sprsng proud crested courscr exultinsly forth;
by the spirit Of steam was his bfcathng up'borne,
From the strong forcs,ginnts his sincws were torn,
And the snrfscs Of the mine shouted loud in thier
ire,
Ger his iron-bornd bosom and pulses Of fire!
Awsy!-on his tsission power and pride.
As springs the bid eagle the tempest TO ride
Or swift a. the bolts Of the far-hIsfins levin,
When the storm is aboard on the dark rolling her
ven,
Down down ON the nation tho thundercr came,
With his cinud-brcating nostrils, and frontlet OF
Aamcs
Through tho decp-crowded Iifc of the populous
mart,
The chick throbbng pulse Of the great citys heart,
whsrs swsrming humanity wavers and reels
All weary with urging lifc's fate driven wheels
Like black hammered monarch from victory wor,
The 6srcs-pIunging charger dashed hanglfily
A. spirit Of doom by the solitude lone.
Where death sifs-aoft on his gravesirdlcd throne,
Where ,lumbcr, silent and shndowy throng,
The davk lbosomed. steed came careering along
AID hi, ncighto the midnight clinsly dread,
Lkcrs d-swellipg trumpet that rouses the dead.
Where tf,c wild-crested WIVES in magnicrnce toss,
The blne-occan armies cunc sweeping across,
with their banner Of darkness ahead the breeze,
And their war-drum arou.ing the slumbering seas;
Then, whitc-windcd courser. thy sncws of might.
Must be braced for the battle, and strong for the
fight.
Hoarsc bowls the night-trnmpcr and gathering fast
From their rock bounded caverns, the King OF the
hlast,
Has usur.hallcd his cohorts, yet pale with alright
Arc the wldmountain-gcn,a and feeble their might,
Eur those and his ridcr-a long, cleaning mass,
Thsosshthe heart Of the mountain triumphalty
pace
Alone On the dcscrt,--its denizcns came-
Rcd riders Of ruin on wnrlwnds Of tlame.
The blasting sirocco-thc deadly simeon
with sanl-sered -pcctrcs deep shroudcI in 81 orn
To him they are nausht-for his limbs never tirc,
Whose {. rm is Of iron, whose spirit * FIRE!
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NEWCONCEKN.--The subscribers ha,

WCONCEKN.-.Th subscribers have
L this day associated themselves together under
the style and firm of YOUNGER & SMITH, for the
purpose of conducting general Grocery, Commits
sion and Forwardine Business, at the old stand of
johnson Younger & Smith, Bank Square, and So
licit continuance of the very liberal patronage
heretofore extended to the old concern.
Measure our friends that our facilities are such
to enable US to compete with any house in this
market. In addition TO Stock of Groceries Sta
pie Dry Goods &c, will at all times keep on
hand large and splendid assortment of find Ii
quors, such as French Brandy. Wines. Gin, &c
Besides large Stock of Domestic Liquors--all of
which, we will sell low for Cash, in Barter for
Country Produce, or to punctual customers on the
usual time.
Persons visiting this market will please call and
examine our Stock before making their purchaser
YOUNGER s. SMITH.
SAMUEL w. YOUNGER,
JOHN THos. SMITH.
Jan Its
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tNOR SALE, my Tract Of Land,
n in the county of Amherst. containing about
X& Twelve Hundred Acres, situa-

NJ Twelve Hundred Acres, sirua-
--4.- ted on the road leading from New Glasgow
TO New-AlarAet in tire county Of Nclso1, distan,
from thu former place about miles and the latter
mics on the Jamcs River Canal. The Land has
comfortable improvements on it, and will admit of
division to those desiring 10 purchase smaller
tract The public road about equally divides tn.
Land and should not object to dividing the tract
to effect sale. description of the Land is
deemed unnecessary, as those disposed to purchase
would view the land. NV ovcrsecr Mr. L. B A.
gee, woald show the Land to any one disposed to
view tho same. Liberal terms will be given to the
purchaser, by amply securing the purchase money
and the prompt payment Of interest. Possession
con be given at any time; and | would dispose of
the whole personal properly the estate, consis-
ting of Negroes and other property amply sufficient
to cultivate the same, on the same terms. to the
purchaser of the land. Any desiring further
information. can address me. Tyc River Warehouse
post office, Nelson co., Va
Feb g-wts MAYO CABELL.
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PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SALES.
! PUBLIC SALE Valuable

TRACT or LAND, SLArES, Sc-In
pursuance of decree of the circuit court of Bed
furd. in the case of Tompkins vs. Tiusley, Sc, and
McCabe Va Tinsley, NC, the rndersigned WIN
were appointed commissioners for that parpose,
will, on Saturday. the 2sth day of February, 1852,
AZ the residence of Samuel g. Tinsley in the coun-
~ of Bedford. near the Meadows of Goose Greek.
-elI to the highest bidder at public auction, the
Tract of Land on which the said Tinslcy re-
sides, containing liz i-< acres WIN IL
aPPurfenanee' lying on aver H',' cIeeN IN s'''
counfy' This Tract OF Land IS said 10 oe very va
uabie. me Improvements CONSIST o. coniiofia-
e. bic ID" hLLiN1 HoonE' ana aii o'her me-
- cessary houses Any person wishing 10 Puf-
chase can have an opportunity "i inspecting II NC
tore Inc Day OF sale.
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COMETIIING NICE,

GOMETHING E!!-THE SUB
~ scriber offers to the public small box of
Dev Tobacco. 1t was manufactured expressly for
exhibition at the Worlds Fair, in London, and was
mentioned there amongst the finest. 1t has
been ordered back home and those who would
like quID Of something superior, are invited to
call at the Drug Store of JOHN II. SEAY,
March 9-fs Main Street
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g. A. WINGFIELD,
b. C. BURkS,
JAMES +. JOHNSON,
MIR l5-wt3 An
Mar ID -WtjRD 'hnHHH -
ar. ,EiSISTEE,s SALE nE NA

re TRUSTEES SALE OF VAh-
C. liable LAND IN PULASKI COM
TY.-By virtue Of the provisions of n deed OF
trust executed to Joseph A. Logan and myself, by
John Wygal, jr. and Mildred A. his wife, the
| Sth day Of March, 1911, and duly recorded in the
clerks Office Of the county court of Pulashi county
l. as surviving Trustee, will for the purpose of eN-
ecuiing the trusts declared in said deed, proceed
ON the l7th day ofIune, 1872 on the premises, To
sell the real estate conveyed in said deed oftrust,
to the highest bidder, for ready money.
The Land is described in the deed aforesaid.
as lying in the county of PGnski, in the State of
Virginia. being the tract upon which the said Wy
gal resided, and comprising various surveys and
tracts all contiguous and adjoining each orhcr. and
containing between 1850 and I,70O A.
cres Of Land, with al the appcndnges and
appurienanccs thercanfo belonging"
The above Tract of Land is situated within
mile of the village of Newbcrn. the county scat of
Pulnski; the Southwestern MrAdamized road pas
ses through it, The Eynchbmg and Tennessee
Raj. Road will certainly pass in its immediate Vi
cinity, and most probably over it,
The estate is of great fertility and beauty,
grain abundantly, and admirably adapt
ed the grazing business. 1t is in fine heart and
and well set in grasses, with Dwell
G1 LING HOUSE aud the necessary out hous
Iii es upon it. About one half of the Land is
deemed unnecessary, as it is supposed those desir-
ing to purchase, will make personal examination
of the premises for themselves. Mr.. Wycal re-
sides on the land. and viii show it to such persons
as desire 10 examine it
Blythe terms of the deed, the Trustees are au-
thorscd AMI empowered to sell the land in such
portions and in such manner. to them may ap-
pear most conducive To the interest of all concern
ed.
Ga the day Of sale il " III be announced whether
the said land viii be sold entire tract, or in
two more parcels.
! invite the particular attention Of gentlemen
desiring to invest their means ia Real Estate, to
these lands they are exceedingly valuable on ac-
count of their fertility. and the character Of their
products. They sitnale1 in Of the most
beautiful, healthy and improving portions of the
State. The title is believed to be perfectly clear;
as trustee however, shall only convey such title,
as is vested in me by the aforesaid deed of trust.
WIN. BALLARD PRESTON,
Mar l5-t17un Trustee.
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JNO. d. ALEXANDER, @,
Mnrch f-wiw Bark sdale & Banks pal

uEalHrt
Jesse g. Young administration of William Shear.
decd, David i. Rocs, Thomas y. Butler, Benja-
mia W. High and Hannah High his wife, Dcris~
cHANcEnY
The object of this suir il recover aeninst the
defendant Jesse G. Young, the administrator and
kccs and Butler h's securities the amount Of ~
Judgment AT law, say SO 49, Will, interest thereon
from 3lst March, 1915, and 80 o9c costs, alIedg
ing INSTRUMENTATION Of the estate Of William,
Shear, by the said administration and an or
der To sette the administrators nccounis and f.,
a.deercc for the debt And II appearing BY aAidn-
sit and the Scrgcans return TIN, the said defend
ants Jesse C. Young aud Francis s. Butler, are not
residents of this State il is ordered that they d.,
appear hero within oHs month after due pubitn.
ton hereof and do what il necessary 10 protect
their interest: and that this order be published
once week for four successive weeks, in iiV
Lynchburs virginian, and posted ut the fii,ntJo
Of the house of this corporations on ibe fir,
day OF the next corporation court.
copy-Testc.
Mar lI-w4w ID. ROBES, tL'K
Y Ml,.@~ ri { poyi.. RE.
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n Il. sTABLE.s a GO. DRUG

~ GISrS--havcor hand
~ +. {. Joacs' a. Co's Ithac INC P4LNTS,
- E,oRa -
They superior in all respects TO Paints in
common use more brilliant, morc durable and cheap
or. The Bromnis grenily used az F1rtJvoof PAM,
on Metal and Sbnglc roofs, Fences, Boats, &C.
Ayres' Cherry fectoral Tor CHS aad colds,
Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry e
Jayne's Experiount
Codlivcr Oil rDysPcpsia Debility, &c,
Yeast Powders,
French Window Glass Of all sizes,
Looking Glass Plate
Phosphate Of Lime for discussed Lungs,
Best Chewing Tobacco, &c, &c.
Ian
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ss.s%cc---ayT.I:It have for sale three
--->---s new Freight Boats, made of the best
material and Workmanship. Any person wishing
dating terms Apply TO the subscriber near Elk
Greek Mills, Amherst coanty. Va
July lots ALEXANDER MUNDY.
Rrnuhliron cnnv
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

nv II W D1SNVV EN -1EsIT OT1IC'
In The undersigned having. after ten years of cx-
pcrments to discover tonic to pFcrfH( bdtfscss
md cause the hair 10 be rP'accd rhore hos been
iost has the pleasure inform all who thus sit
uatcd. that HE has FOUND IT. lie can fnlly
sustain the efficacy oftls tonic by riti-
zens Of Lynehburg and adjacent counties. He
deems il unnecessary TO state at further longth the
fire q''atalcs Of his preparation 1t hns only TO be
tested 10 give satisfaction. His Office is near The
Washington Hotel. whore he keeps a supply CON
stauily for sale and it is sale also DR. Srays
Drug Store, and Mt my SONS, s'Fm. r. Pridc)
Dressing Rooms, next TO tlic Marshall iIonsc
Frh n-frl ARMISTEAD PRInE
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Baltimore PhiIad'G, and N.YOrI<.
NANFIELD. EROTuE,, = co.


~ Importers, Maapf tc'uIcrs, Wholesale and Re
tad Deaicrs II Watches, Fine Jerery, Military ans
Fancy Goo,ls, No. 200 Baltinore Street, Corner q
CkapfeS 81, Sign IF Tie Goid,p Eogh.
REMONAL.-Wo beg to inform the public tina
we have removed from our old Stund Corner a.
Baltimore s.,d Charles Streets, to the opposite Cor
ner " here we have erected spaciuHs and conve.
nicnt Store, and have on hand very complete Ye-
sortment OF, WATCHES, JEwELKY, SILVER 4 PLATED
WARE, FANCY a MILITARY GOODS, &C, L. which
we invite particular attention. Our arrangements
IN Eurupr, and withall The extensive manufacturers
lnthls country are such, warrant in saving
that goods OF the newest and most approved STYLES
can always he hal at our establishment, aud ut
prices that VIII compete with all others in our Inc of
busircss.
In addition tn o,her facilities wo have
Manutactory on the premises, where can have
made al the shortest notice. any article in our line
To the Wholesale department Of our business
intend giving our personal attention, and we would
call notice very complete stock of lIof~A mr.
e kr's Tools Yateyiots aud Glasses, which,
EIA to avoid all mistakes, has the special attcr,-
caszM ton Of practical Matchmaker.
The annual visit of one of the firm to Europe, will
enable to make seccrions only for oar regH-
lar sales. but To execute order, for any of our
friends. Our arrangements in Liverpool. London,
and Switzerland tor the best q',e'iy IF Hafchcs,
are wrsurpussedby any establishment in the Emitted
States.
1t will give US great pleasure to have you call and
examine our extensive stock of goods, which YOU
may rely rpon Icing represented.
Yowr obd's servants.
CANFIELD, BROTHERs&C CO.
NO. 229 Bal more Street, corner Of Charles,
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.sT-AUNION Transportation

s---xfr=s-=-1 LINE TO Pffsjarg and Tie IEoa.-
The undersigned would respectfully inform their
friends and customers that the Pcnnsy lvania Canal
will open on 18th March, at which time viii be
prepared to forward any amount of Wrchenatse to
all points the Western waters, with dispatch at
the very lowest rates.
No Commission charged for forwarding at Balti-
more OF Phiadclpilia. C, ii. Rooms,
Agent Union Line, Baltimore.
March Its
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DEM0VED.-T subscriber has removed
Il a to his new Iron Front BuadiBg, aert door 10
his old s'aad, where he will be pleased to see his
former patrons and all others in want of cheap
Goods. In Il short time he will open and
splendid stock offspring Goods.
Feb 23-ts JOHN 7. DAVIS.
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pREMIUN Tobacco rIavor-Ar

Il article thai has no superior any where, and
may be tried with safety. tsqualities can only be
Judged by its use, and will be found to transfuse
through 1oboeco to suit the taste Of all
consumers BY calling the Hat store of VIM.
Sitter, Agent. you see for yourselves md leave
your orders, which will be promptly dispatched.
March Ats WIN. SPITZER, Ag't.
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DECEIyING AND FORWARD
IL ING-GROCERIES AND PLASTER
The subscriber still continues at tho FIRE proof brick
Warehouse on the canal, amidst all the change. to
receive and forward Goods. Produce Manufactur-
ed Tolacco, &c. Our charges will be low, and
forwarding done with dispatch.
VIII receive in fey days, first rate assortment
Of Groceries, which he VIII sell low, and buy ut all
times, Flour, Corn Meal, Oats, Flax Seed, &C., for
which he will give the hest prices.
Zig and Bar iron for sale.
JAMES Il. RENWICK.
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1.-The gricix Bs,siness.-Tl,e subscriber
Il res; ecilnly informs bis Friends and The rab-
lie generally, that heis prepared 10 conduct in
II its branches. the BRICK BUSINESS. PLAS-
rERINsi. 81. liosoSiri;s call from all who wish
"a have This work done ia substantial nianncr)
nd for iaa'leiai' Prices.
Msmeh is --at CHARIS L. JORDAN.
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Il OST-On Thursday last, large POCKET
IL BOOK. containing $50 note; two $50
notes one Sc note: one 60 note and a good many
papers Of no value to any but myself. A re-
ward Of SO viii be paid the finder, by leaving il
at Mcdaniel & Hurts, Lynchburg; delivered to
me on the South Side Rail Road, near Appomaitox
Cuurt-house
Mar lj-4t ALMAGRO NOEIL
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LEGAL NOTICES.
VIRGINIA: At rules held IN she Clerk

VIRGINIA: AT rucs held in the Clerks
oshcc ct the circuit court Of Amherst county,
on Monday. the Let day of March, 1852.
Joseph B. Nowlin Pluutif, }
against YIN casr4
ine Amherst Copper Mining and
''',eii'"s Nenirany, Defendants.
nc oPlect OF this suit Ia to recover from the de-
lrhonh,s S-S5 "a With legal interest tlicrcon from
.ne = IN uey OF june, 1851. ill puid. md the Mt
'achmcni awarded herein being returned executed
ana levied upon tract of land ofthc defendants,
y'ns N the county Of Amherst, near the Folly and
crcs, and standing on the land book. II ,bs name
Of VIM. n Smith; And it appearing ly affidavit
fled that Che said defendants are not residents az
this commonwealth, they are required n opncs,
here within month after due publication Of M ~.
der, aud do whit is necessary protect their inter
est: And il is ordered that copy hereof be mil.
iiShed once week for four successive weeks /,
some newspaper published in the town Of Lyneh
burg, and posted the front door Of the courthous,
of this county, the first day of the next county
court. copy-Teste.
March S--wIw RpBERT TINSIEy =
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FsRFsi = =
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NEW CONCERN nttIlc old stand
TINSLEY, TAYLOR 4 CO.,

~ Of T'INSLEY D. T1YLOR.--The subscti-
bers have this day associated themselves together
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pnlitiral Notifies.

~ Another Gun from Lundy's Lane THE
yiEvFNTH WARD IN THE BREACH The Scott
mo g, aham AisO atiOn Of the Eleventh Ward. and all
enes their will in null force at their Head
tusri.is No Is Avenue D, Monday evening August -
O'Clock precisely Addresses by of the best speax'
g the city AID also good singing will enyen the exer
ups All who desire to do bettle under the American
fss a. bore .oft by Winfield Scott will have oppor
unity OF enrolling their Dames.
N B.-The Association meet at the same place every
Monday light when speaking singing and other entertain
hs exercises will be had. - ,
= DANIEL HERRICK, President.
L. C.. STILES, Secretary.
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NOR SALE, or EXCHANGE for a

T FARM-The Houss and Lot, No ~ dh-av. The
bui ding l6xeO ee four 'soss bgh out In the nos sub
s.nt,s manner Tor sour snd feed IL well escsa
I'd for co bnet ufactory and house would sst
sny manufacturing business where nom 70 required. Tho
shoye vii he sold low or Farm II Is TO 80 scss near the
civ will ba taken exchspge-on Long sAnd preferred
yof usrticuars inquire of ~ WELLS, No. le7 sthsv
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NOR SALE@An elegant free. stone

il shreestory and basement HooDs 'hnsshe1 - n ~
est modern ayie With g. bsths h. atssss b N -
eart Of njon-a, Erosklyn
Aso, tvostory snd easement Gothic Cossals "a -
yard nspe vines sarsbbs0, 10, atssAs !. boaeGs
schemsfhorn g. In Broeklyn- iuvs ~ u
money On sseh of premises 90 rs.ais - %
Xso, us szs Of hssy r,m.S L..z $780, s. - r.
Isils q k10AR ]. LEEfE Ccge:'l!ss =: = ~. S
tslsosk, N. z. = u VIZ siA1A - -
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fonses to Get.

IL LYN HlGHTS.-A family about TO rsinqulsh house,
pns offer for sale the Lease Of House pleasantly located
ON Hishts together with the whole part Of the
Funiiure The House is coed order with gas &C. This
will be found to unusual opportunity TO obtain gem
tse Dwsin upon moderate terms within few minutes
of the business portion OF NewYork line addressed 10
w At the office Of this paper will receive prompt aten
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THOR WATER PRIVILEGE.

so ares OF Land situate 10 the town Of Rhinebsck
butcbes County y miles sonthw.dly from tho village q
Pbioebefk and esstxsrsly from the Hudson River 400
Hudson River Railroad, too miles Upoa the premises
rs excellent mil ntes with fall Of wafer Of great vo-
over for several large mills sstes The Land good
and well.umbered. Tiis desirable property has not
RFTTsON Rhine beck or IL FRANCIS 7. GARRETT
SOH No 81 John-s New York.
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York. Brooklyn or Willsmsburgh unimproved or Inn
proved property The Farm situated in Orange Couaty
nine miles vest OF New bgh contains los of tho best
land in the county we'll watered and gOS comfortable
house, barns &C on the same. Apply 70 JOSEPH DAVl
son, No S74 Broadway from II A. M. to p. N.
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Religions Notifies.

u second Reformed Presbyterian Church
nrel,nI tnIirSe. N. 81 CROSBY st, near sprung 81
Presctne TOMORROW (Ssbbafh) by the Pastor, Rev s.
FINNEY in morning l0 O'clock, and in the AFTER
soon at 81 Seats free
~ Second.st. NJ T.. Church, New.YOrk.-
ys ming Services Of the above Church announced fo
sent Sunday IN The Christian Aduoooe and fourH are Of
soessty postponed until SUNDAY, the 18th inst
ROBr JESSOP, Pastor.
~ Fifth Uniyersnlist society. Rev. J. 1.
c.MFBELL will preach in the Medical College Hall, In
yasr 4ib,t ear Sd-av, TOMORROW at 10y O'Clock, A.
n ud4 ocl0ck, p Nj Subject, In the afernoon-"Th
Us pre- snd Design OF Punishment"
u Rev. u. a. Skinner, Of Boston, will preach TO
Morrow MORNING, at the Church OF the Restoration,
Monroe place, Brooklyn Services commencing At lot'
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~ Daniel II. macfarian, Real Estate ana house
Aren't Houses rented and collected Residence d
TIirdav Office hours to O'Clock A Nj 5to O'Clock M
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/ ry- Batdne-s Cured.-Tbe following is from Sum-
nr Bsuet Saratogsst, East Boston.

Mr. WILLIAM BoGLE-Desr Sir For several years past,
wife has been troubled with badnes the crown OF the
kao out SIX inches IN circumference After re-
ked M ure other leo remedies aud by the advice
LII friends abe was Induced your Hyperion as wash,
br hr nprp se 81 restoring lost heir and am happy
s1 thai 10 effect has been the hair TO grow all
I.r l n.rt All, She has used only two bottles aud
n., v.ry ,esulsy had used it otener and reg
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DOARD.-Rooms TO Let, with Board,
- t. families who x furnish their own room, at No IS
Nsckst opposite St Johns Psk ore OF the most pes-
ant loc stiops IN the city Rooms ls'se and airy.
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ALIENS RURAL ARCHITECT-

IA URF-BeDg complete description OF Farm Houses,
shops houses carriage and houses stables smoke
and ash houses ce-houses spiary bee-h use poultry
house rabbry dovecot pggery barns and heos for cattle
&c togel her with lawns pleasure grounds and parks the
flower fruit and vegetable garden Also, useful and
ntsl dom, site sJmss for the country resident &c Also
the beat me cd Of conducting water into cateyads aud
houses By Lewis r. Allen. Beautifully illustrated. fnce
81 Is. c. NJ. SAXTON, Agricultural Book Publisher,
No l5a Fultonst, doors from Broadway.