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$25 REWARD,

50 ES, ANAWAY from the subscriber,
"a or the lst day. OF .l,nc, his
&Srrgro man DANlEI. aged about 25
years. Said ccgro is about5 feet S'inchcs
high, weighs l6O or 10 lbs. is OF dark
complexion, and is badly. SCARED on his
back and arms, caused by former severe
treatment He was purchased two or
three years ago by ne from Il. a. James,
living near B'shppvilic, Sumter District,
Souh Caroliua, and may now be lurking
in hat dart OF Tie country.
will give $50 tounyone who will con-
fine han in any jail IN Nnrih or South
Carolinn, so that get him, or S25 il dc!iv-
cred 10 me at my residence at the month
of Little River, n,R,chuiqnj counly,N. c,
Address the subscriber at .Littie's Mills.
Richmond Co, n. e.. 50
THOMAS Va STEELE
July 10Th, 1888 :}7-f
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jE'0R s,AI.Il,,' , !

1s:agyss, 1saiyss THAT LARG II w AND
IiiiE co ODIOlU SIP u B1.IyC
1t.as 1st.sskss HOUSE situated oaaMain Street
IN n Sumtervillc and adjoining Court House
Square known as ClIINA'S ;HOTEL.--
The grounds connected. with these build
Ings are furnished with comfortable stables,
wagon and horse lots for the accommoda-
ton Of dlovers. The present Proprietor
wishing to retire from business will give
easy terms TO a good purchaser. To ono
understanding the management of a Hotel,
4 better opportunity than this will never
OTTER Tor profitable Investment.
Also fOAs Sale, 3a@
"A farm consisting of ntout SO acres, all
OF which is in n hi:,h' state Of cultivation.
On the farm there is Il neat cottage and
out buildings, not more tl,ant ten minutes
walk from the Court House. Apply for
terms of both premises to .sa
bE J. CHINA,
Suln,ervi'c.
June 29lh, 1853 35-tf
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SAP EJR.AE4 NdE'AGHIS.
a alotller IsjcienlIEic syoM:.rr
IMPORTANT TO pysrrrrlcs

DIR. J. S. sHough.on's Pcpsin, the ,rnc hi:
gesive Fluid, or Gastric Juice, prepared from,
Rennet, or the Fourth Stomach of the Ok. after
directions of Baron Liebig, the great Physiolo.
glcal Chemist, by J. S. Iluugl,ton, NJ h., Phila:
delphia Tiiis is truiy n wonderful emcdy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Ja'indice, Liver Com
plaint.' Constipation and Debility, curing after
Natures Own Method, by Naturus Own
Agent, the Gastric Ju,ce Pamphlets contain.
ing Scientific evidence of its value, furnished
by agents, gratis. See notice among The me,,ica
Sly.
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Head Quarters.

ORDER No
THE C"mmanIrr-in- CHIEF has learned
with painful regret o' he death ul cherish
ed member Of his Siali, Lieut.. Colonel
Samuel Sparks, lr. AS a soldier he was
FULLY mhus'l with sense Of duty, conrage
ami patrlntisin; as gentleman he was u:-
hanr, gcncrnns, and full Of SOCIAL virtues.
II is therefore ordered, that the Staff
wear the usual bulge OF mourning for The
space o' thirty days. ana that copy nr this
order be forwarded, by the Adjntan. Gen.
cral. 10 his afflicted parents who have so
much causc tn mourn the uu;ilnc.v death
oi an only aud behaved SON
by order oi Tie Commandar-in Clcf:
J. W. CANTEY,
Adj. and InSp. Gen'l.
July l7,h, 1888 3S-st
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Improved Cotton Gins,

Thankful Tor past lnvonrs The subscribcr wi,h.
es to inform the public that he still rnan,fac
lures Cotton Gins at his establishments i'm State
hiirg, on the most improved and approved plan
which he thinks that the cotton cinncd on one
OF those gins OF thc late Improvement is worth
Ut i'asl quarter ot cent more than the rot.
ton ginned on the ordinary gin. IIe also mon
niacttrcs them ON the most simple construction,
OF the finest finish and Of the best materials a.
Wit, Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs Case
hardened which he will sell for 81 per Saw
lie also repairs old gins and puts them in com.
pete order at tho shortest notice. All orders for
GINS vii! be promptly and punctually attended
TO-, WILLIAM ELLISON.
statsburg, Sumter Dist, S. C.. Feb II, 90
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Notice.,

:, h'i persons having demands agtinst tile
E:iate .ite OF the late Rev. Charles p. Elliott
WI, Mil present nttested statements thereof f-and
anoss Indebted, 10 the same, will make pay.
ment TO the Subscriber
THOMAS o. ELLIOTT.
Administrator.
Apri e6 1853. &c em
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Notice.

PERSONS wishin. vcI.icklcs of any
Kind can buy them OF f.. Dixon, at Sumter
Vi!lc, as cheap as can be bought in Charles.
ton or elsewhere and warranted 10 stand
April l9Ih, 1893 25-u
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Notice..

Al persons are hereby cautioned moi TO
trade Tor, or receive in payment Of any
debt, either or both Of two Notes rivcn by
the subscriber 10 Il. J. Price, the one for
two hundred and fifty dollers, and the 9th
or Tor two hundred and Ten dollars, as said
No'es given lor two separate tracts OF land
were to be paid after good and lawful titles
were made 10 me by Price, winch condi.
tons were put in writing and arc now in
my possess on, and which contains the
further understanding that, in the event of
his failing as lie has done, TO make such
titles he would forfeit The amounts, &c. ;,.5s
I. s,pri, 3, 1883 '! a18tf
uF WatchuIan copy.
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q he ,'sciemtNc american says that
teeth, in the form ofruriI,d white In
4 have heen patented in Eng-
land. 1t adds: the adhesion is COM
pletc; it can he moulded with per
lection to suit every inequality of
the gums and teeth, and supplies an
artificial pernistun as it were, IL the
teeth, when they become painful by
the wasting away of the gum. Added
TO these is the elasticity of the ma
teri,ll, which completely obviales tic
inconvencnccs that arise from any
lnot,on with artificial teeth made oy
other means
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Engraving, &c,

OWING to the difficulty of fcolectino
small accounts, the subscriber would ;nl
,pr'n ,p 1ne pubic. that while he is trv<E
apa.klnl w .'l for 'hr'r patronage he is cong
ed to work hcreaiterJor cash oaly.
June IA, 1853
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Go Partnership Notice,

Tie Subscribers have nsSucj,,cd Will ,I,,,
in The FACTOKAGE AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS, LAWRENCE II. BELSER and
WI ronhmcl the same under The firm of G iR.
SoN; BEl.SER, & CO., who respectfully so.
licit The patronage of their friends.
ELISHA CARSON d. son.
Ang ,, 1853. Al .lt
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Increased Stock
by
John O'Connor.

"ho l'!s made new improvements and
considerably enlarged his store, and is now
receivny fresh goods hg every train of
cars ana oilers 10 the public Tor the sum
mer months the following articles low for
cash:
Ice Cream and Lenonndc (dailg) Ice,
Oranges, Lemons, Pine Apples and all tic
lrop'cal fruits; also n fine assortment Of
Iohacco and Cigars, with choice lot Of
Family Groceries. also IA large stock of
EsS Y GOODS, &c.
tickicd Salmon and Preserves, Flour of
tnc oeSt brands warranted, also large lot
o! Bacon OF which lie receives a new sup
ply weekly. All OF which he guarantees
|" sell al The lowest rates for cash.
April 9TH, 1853 :3-,f
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DRY GOODS
IN CHARLESTON, S. c.,
Browning & Leman,
No. 2O9 :,Ekd S2H KNinG Corner

NO. SO9 aNd S2H Kding COrnc1'
OF MARKET STREET,
WI offer TO FAMILIES and rLANT-
E2S visiting Charleston this spring the
CHOICEST STOCK Of FANCY AND
STAPLE DRY GOODS that has ever
been offered for inspection in this city
They invite an examination and assure
their friends and purchasers generally that
their prices will compete taro, ably with any
Market IN The United States.
Terms Cash or City acceptance.
BROWNING g. LEMAN,
Successors 10
G. s. l.. l.. KERElsoN & Co.
May 10, 1888 2S-n
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K K nI n " Il Y Z /.

z Married, rn,ll,o 4,h inst, in tho FIRST
5P'feesbyterian Church, ELzabeth,own, N.
sIs. by the Rev. DR.. Murray, Mr.. l.. b.
ssllAsks, Of Sumlervi'le, S. G., to Miss
iAlARYs II s LITTLE. Of the former place.
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Rail Road Notice,
tst.:.,.5ss Es:fIss--s Es.iiss f4Ea&s. "11f
s;.t--;s -t:f & = tts7ia -sS3;''s fsl1s$ s.$l

ENGISEEE's OFFICE, WA. & Man. Il. r.
jnly 10, 1888
ON and after this tIatc, tie Mai! and
Passenger Trains will run daily as follows:
WEST.
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Mr. Editor You will
doblgc a number Of Tho vocr, OF Sumter
District; y5annnuncing&in your columns
the rance. Major JotiN BALLARD,. as a
sGln'llSdate ie3.St for ortllnary IT Tho ensuing
Elcction.5 b 81 h, ~ . >
Aug: 3, s52. ~ If .,a
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Executors Notice.

ALL persons having demands against
thc Estate OF MIR. Harvey Skinner, decd,
arearcqnestcd to hand them in properly at
tested to the subscriber; and all those in
debted will make immediate payment
To
r. NJ. SKINNER,
Executor.
July 20l, 1853 3S-3m
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ssse 'nIsy Is. hs. Nfatagorda
lIibtnie ssa these rs an extensive
sss,ansg ptSneggfos thieves, regularly: orga.
3$ialal;zed and scarcely less daring than the
/, f5z,1fitlneus Mnrrill gang, operating in va
/ $lifnsps parts of Texas. There have
been fieqnent5descrtion Of negroes in
: our; n,ighborhood and in the Colorado
valley above, ]all of which go to sus
tain the fact ofsthe experience of an or
8ganizedS gang of negro thieves, and
s$planters would do well to look out for
those Sincendiarics Several negroes
5EbelonSing to Mr.. Lot, of Goliad, were
latelY5Iecayed away, the thieves after
Wards arrested, aud on examination
tSpiSalf zinc parties, facts were brought
!. forth, WllichflGft no doubt Of the exist
sSeEce OF such a gang Of dcspcradocs and
Stlicir5,eXtensivc depredations. Their
headquarters are established on the
sslsip Grandc, and their plan Of opera
sktionss appears to be to send out prowl-
ling parties into the planting sections
SSsofthe Vest, TO decoy the slaves away
under the pretcXt of transporting them
into Mexico. On arriving ut the Rio
Grale, the slaves are carried thence to
; Eastern Texas, through an obscure
! route. to Louisiana, Mississippi and ad-
5 Joining States, and there sold"
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The fLendpn times SAY 5: SIN fifty
ssYears Ireland will bc Protestant to Il
5asiii;,n. Both the Roman Catholics of
Ireland anu the race identified with
4 that faith, are all leaving lrcland.-
E.re long there will bc none left. at
the present rate of emigration, which
cannot be, less thaA 200, 600, chiefly
Roman Catholics, in year, our chill
dren. will see the time when the Cc,s
will LAS obsolete in Ireland us the
Il &SPhoasicans in Cornwall"
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Copartnership Notice.

VIE undersigned have formed Co.
partnership for the transaction of the
rACIORAGE AND COMMISSION
bOSl NESS, in the city of Charles ion, I'm.
DER The name of ROSSER 81 WARREN.
Inc usual advances will be made on all
frohnce consigned to us, and strict pcr.
soi'al at'ehtloh gwen to all business en-.
trusted 10 our care.
Our oillce on CENTRAL WHARF, will
DO opened on or before 18th September
next
JOHN ROSSER. AZ
THO. ). WARREN. v
July 18th, 1863 37N4t
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s. TAe4Ncw Orleans papers state that
80 practise is coming in vogue i'll that
8eity:of building large and elegant vcr-
sailaahs in front of the second stories Of
buildings, so as to cover the whole
breadth Of the sidewalk, and protc
pedestrians afiom the sun and rain,
ilnaking a cool snd comfortable prone
made. When placed over stores they
have the advantage Of saving the cost
sofawnings, and answering the same
purpose more effectively, though rem
,dering the store rather darker.
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a HsO for Sale,
$l0O Reward.
June 2o,h, 1853

70 RUNAWAY, on last Tuesday the
a. l7th instant, my Boy RICHARD. n
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SheriT's Sales,

pf virtue of sundry Executions to me
IL directed, will be sold at Sumter Cour,
House, on the lsl Monday and day follow
ing in September next. within legal hours
of sale, TO the highest bidder, for cnsh, the
following property. Purchasers to pay for
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-08

WE ASSERT WITH CONFIDENCE
THAT ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL
A RE decidedly the Diccsi aud hest toilet arii-
n cles IN the world ior the hair. The ablrst
chemists who have examined this oil, testify that
as AN agent Zoe preserving the hair aud rronot
ingits growth, IL surpasscs any other article.
When ctmbined with Castor Oil, he latter hhv-
ing been free from all grrasiness and its peculiar
odur, II exercises specific effect IN the capia-
~ grow,h.-Mr. Spaldins, after long ,erirs of
experiments, has succre led in 80 blending these
articles as TO form hair oil, for which I'll " no
desire IL preserve n good head OF hair until late
in ln,. will he grateful.
THEREFORE, USE TIL EN- If YOU WISH
l-t-To bcauiify III. hair.
2d-To curl the hair cl gahtly.
3i-To remove the dandrul efrciualy.
Iih-'ro restore the hair To bald hrads,
5th--'ro give to whishers beautiful appearance.
6Ih-r~ prevent III hair from failing off,
7lh-To cure all diseases of The scalp.
JS,h-To dress false hair elegantly.
9ih--ro cure the headache.
IO,h--ro Kill hairraicls.
llth-Tu dress chIldren's hair elegantly.
An genuine will have the signature e HE Man
uf,ctutcr and proprietor.
J. RUSSELL SPALpING,
DRuGGIsr ASp hPoTHEcAKY, % FREMONT
Row, Opposite Museum, Boston, Mas.
Triai bottles 20 cents only very hrg, bottles.
rs cents.
Sold Ivy Agents evcrywherej remarkable terms
given tn dealers
Orders by mail, Express, or otherwise. will
receive prompt and salisf ctor, attention.
Sold N Newport, X. l., bN X. J. Taylor,
Hazard & CaswelI, and by dealers generally.
jyl4 3nis.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-08

A SURE aud Pleasant Remedy Tor Gains
n CoUGHs, CRoCP, WHooPiHG-CoUGH,
ASTHMA, aud If lungs sufficient a,e leit TO sustain
lie, CgRrAIS CURE FOR CossvMPTios
Safe tor the Infant or the Invalid, in any stase
o. weakness.
TIE GREAT REMEDY is at last discover
ed, Consumption can be cured aud Coughs
and Colds, the parents of that fell disease that
often brings woe to the homes OF our land. vanish,
AS ii by magic, before this SOVEREIGN REMEDY.
This is th't which has 40 long been sought for,
and IL in full faith offered to the public as u Ger.
tain cure for Coughs, Colds, Mhoopiog Cough,
Group, Asthma, and Consumption, and will in
any case where lungs sufficient are left to sustain
late check the liberation and raise the patient 10
health. This il not an idle boast, nor is this
remedy sent into the market without thorough
trial, hut has proved beyond "A doubt that what
has been asserted CAN BE DOSE
N. B.--l}EwARE OF CoUETERFEITs, and
observe The following Promissory Note, with the
FAC s'mile signature Of the proprietor ON every
genuine box
1880 O5l On demand promise to pay to
the Ueorer FIVE MILLS for value received.
WILLIAM DEVlNES."
Certificates OF cures To he relied on, found in
the circul rs left with the A .enis. Let all the
afflicted Try il faithfully. Sold by Druggists aud
Dealers generally.
lfthe Lo1engc is dissolved, and absorbs the
sugar ia ~Lich II is packed, the virtue is there
vet, aud better than ever, save the looks. SIM
PIE but POWERFUL. Fry II fairly.
The discovery oi this great remedy, abont two
years since, was almost "a miracle, aud the iavor
II receives where introduced, aud the almost I'M
paraeled demand, show its worth.
Also sold by all Medicine Dealers throughout
the country.
Only rs Cts. per Box-Five Boxes for 81.
;. ID. FULLER Il Co., General Agents, No. 3
fremont Temple, B0sToS.
The depot Tor DIR. liibbard's Wild Cherry
Bttcrs; Dr. iiibbdid's Pills and Circassian
Balm;
Fowler's "Macaronick' sure cure for PILES;
Yankee Extract, ior tar, paint or grease;
DR.. Coineli's Pam Expeller;
llerick * Co.'S >. Pills; ilernck 4 Co.'S
PLdstrrs;
Galup's Brier Root Syrup for DiarrhGa; also
large variety of Popular Mediciues--sold cheap
lor cash or approved credit.
For Sale N Newport by x. }. Taylor and iiaz-
ard 4 Caswvll. Aug ~ ly daw.
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DIR. MARCHIsI,s

UIEKl W. CAItfOlsItON'
THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN DULY
l appointed Agents for the sale of this truly IN
VALUABLE MEDICINE, would respectfully IN
vte the attention Of Ladies and Praciioners OF Nr~
attended its wherever introduced, and its happy
adaptation 10 the cure Of all the distressing diseases
for which u is oneredi being those incidental 70
the respectable. female, whether married or single
and usually known by the name of
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
Ofthese are PRoLAPsrs UTEnI, or Failing oi the
Womb FLuoR Anus, or Whites CnRosc IN
FLAxs.rios AEp ULcERATIoS or THE NoNb !
IsciDESrAL IiGMosRHAaE, or Flooding PAIN
FUL, SUrPREsskD, AND IRREGULAR MENsTRuA
Tios, &c, with all their accompanying evils Cancer
exceptedD no matter how severe, or oi no" long
standing.
This CATuOI.ICON is in every way worthy of
thr Confidence of the afflicted as successful, safe
aud chrap remedy, i vouched for by the TACT "i IT'S
having received The appreciation and liberal patron
age oi many prominent members 81 the
MEDICAL FACULTY.
nthe United shes aud also by the voluntary YES.
tmonials gwen III the pamphlets, iToIh Ladies ahu
Ply ioalis al the highest resIecirby, as certified
by the most satisfac'ory authority
This prepa ation Is not n" cure sll but Is intend
@d expressly for the nbove-naned complaints, so
very distressing in their nature aud consequence,
and which have heretofore resisted the skill aud eh
eriiOns ~ the most accom- plished Physicas OF all
countries, to II degree beyond lhat al perhaps any
other malndy to which the human family is heir
TlE INGREDiENIS, Ms certiiied By high med
ical authority (see panphlet,) ARE Alb NrGbTA
BILE, AMI are not associated with any article M
friendly TO the animal economy.
REFERENCES
p. PeckhaIn, N. D., UIra, NY.
Id Fleming, NJ. ID, Csnandngua, ".
ID. Y. Fooie, NJ. D., syracuse, n. y.
iI.MiIls, NJ d., Rochester, N. \.
J. e. Orrick, NJ. D., Baltimore, Nd.
Prof Dunbar, NJ. ID,
w. w. Reese, NJ. d., City of New-Nork.
w. Prescott D., Concord, N. u.
Pamphlets can be had nj the Drug stores Of
For sar in this town by the Druggists generally
MOVES :. PALMER, Agent, Westerly.
For sale by post "f the Druggist In the State
J BsMARthISl a ca, PTOprleturs.
Cent? al Depot, 3Oi Broadway, \. Io.K mIly
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PATEN IS.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN OFFICE.
AGENCY FOR BUSINESS
WITH TIE Il. -. pATENT OFFICE.
w - - ~ - - h '''NA vi fi>is
WASHINGTON,

WITH THE u. :. rATENT OFFICE,
WASHINGTON,
70. % sTATf STREET, BOSTON.
IMPORTANT lNFOkMATION TO IN
L VENTORS. The Subscriber (ate Agent Of
,he u. >. Patent Office, Under the Act Of 1887
determined to present advantages, ia appl, ing
for patents, superior To those offered inventors
b, others, has made arrangements whereby ON
applications prepared aud conducted by him.
THIRTY DOLLARS (instrad Of tunty, as
paid back by others,) will be RENTED by. HIM in
case of failure To obtain patchi, and the with
drawal through him within thirty days after the
rejection. Caveats, Specifications, Assignments,
aud all necessary papers aud drawings, ior pro-
curing patents III this and lore ign counties pre-
pared, am. advice rendered on legal and scen,i-
lie matters respecting Inventions, and infringe
nrnts Of patents.
Inventors can no, onl, here obtain their .pcc-
fcatluns on the most reasonable terms, hut can
avail themselves oi the experience of 20 years
practice, an extensive library OF legal and me
chanical works, aud correct accounts oi patents
granted IN this aud other countries; besides be-
inp saved Journey to Washington, the usual
great delay tncrc, as well as all personal trouble
in obtaining their patents. Copies II claims ui
a,y patent turn,shcd by remttIng one dollar
Assignments recorded al Washington.
X. u. EDDY,
Solicitor of Patents
During the time occupied the Office Of Com
missioner Of Patents, 4. II. Eddy, Esq, Of BIOS
tton did businesSa a, he Patent Office, as Solicitor
oi Patents. There were few, II any, persons act
ing in that capacity, who had So much buslress
irlore the paent Office; and there we're none
who conducted rwith more skill fidelity aud sue
cess. regard Mr.. Etdy as one oi tn" best m
formed and lno.t killlul Patent Solicito,s in the
United States, and have 10 hesitation in assuring
inventors that they cannot employ II person more
competent aud trustworthy, and more capable oi
putting their applications in form to secure Tor
them an early and favorable consideration 1T the
Patent Office EDMUND BURKE,
Late CommissiOnrr ui Palcnts.'
nAreNT OFrICe, -
ar. II. EDDY, Esq, Bsston, Mass,
"SiR :--lo our facilities Tor the prosecution OF
any business connected with lhI- Oh'e, are equal
to those OF any other agent. AM very respect
.uliy, Yours, &c.
THOMAS EWBANK,
Commissioner of Patents"
Boston, Dec. 6, 1852.
ds 'y 3taw MA
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sRs's-s
LYONS
KATHAERON
FOR THE
- -KA-IR..=
,ss.,s,. .y;-<,. !. s..z. : ~ s.,..u50
TO TIE MILLIONS.

/ IN toothicss hai,s OF nanelrss weeks,
u" IT d,ms Iohr,s ~ the tii,cis;
/ on Snls and bu, that read at school,
10 "lhce CLERKS Upon thrr rloolr
From the budding Oi love M sweet seventeen,
10 the Cdudle ex loslOns oi all honey moon
dreansj
From midway years of man and his vile,
T"adydnring days aul reclining life;
fioh the specialized few, who with artonsh.
ment gaze
AT the wondrous things Of these modern
days.
l. he ,rd his general exclamation,
HAVE YOU USED LyoN's KATHAIRos
Grey heads and bald in concert sing.
The mage oi thIs powerful ih ing,
That starts the roots ui hair lony dead
Ani covers up the once bald head;
Wllle the iru,nt locks, so harsh and stif,
Thu used 20 vcx the pretty miss
Now aruuid her shoulders twiil
Ia such rich lrxn lani curls,
The sight or touch, you know not which,
Sets min SHINING, aud their heals bewitch'd.
The papdru'--vcxed stun-lhat once did
fall
O'c; broa l.clD'h coats aud collars soil,
Yul uuiIJcr with the things that were,
Is, uSIn! kuharun On the hair.
But nore than hall or all yet said,
Are facts about the Nervous HEAD,
Th t spnrtlmcs racks add aches with pain,
An doclnr's pills are taken in vain.
Now the kathairon, such pans, III warrant
To cure
IN ten mnu,es. No gosspprg, I'm sure;
And Tor Puppies, salt kheum, Eryslpel.s and
letter,
And All such diseases, nothing is better.
I YON'S KATilAlRON 50 justly celebrated
Ia Tor Preserving, Re. toring, and Beauty, ing
the nair, is soh,by every Druggist and principal
IN h,,ut ih. "A ,rlt u l.rup h,,t
Tor 2j cents.
Sold To The Trade at a liberal discoont-Jm
nery commissioned. Address letters to
ID. >. BARNES, Proprietor,
i6I broadway, Nrw-Yv,k.
For sale by HAZARD n CASWEiL and
K. J. TAYLOR, Newport, WEEKS * POT
TER, Boston. a22 3in