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DIED

On the oh Of October last, the residence of Mr. VIM
r. Seay, in the town Of Cartersve Cumberland county
Virginia, FERDINAND \. JAMES, OF Pine Bluil Arkan.
sa6, i'll the 18th year of his age.
The of Providence, mysterious aud inscruta
BILE, peculiarly in the affective dSpensaton we now
Ofinc character amiablc aud beloved the
of life presented TO him fair and open prospect
Though fAr from his home he died neither in strange
land (ior Cumberland his native county, uor among
Strangers but found kind and sympa,hisng relatives ana
friends To minister TO his every and smooth his
sage TO the tomb
The serious aud solemn of eternity did not
escape hs attention. lie died protesting himself Chris
ta, and has cit his friends the con.oug hone that
his death he'd he experienced the power aud the
constitutions OF the religion of Lord Jesus Christ
IN Arkansas papers please copy.
Thursday November 3D. about o'clock, NJ MARY n
iUrCESoN, wife John Gc-son VI her age
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

In Amelia County Court, 9th day Oct 1853.
Where's, it has pleased All wise Providence since
he last session OF this Court, 10 from midst
REUBEN BLANTON, long acting Justice Of this
comfy,
Resolved lsi, That deeply and solennly dcplore
our loss good man has fici, one whose name and
exlmp- will long be- cherished in this community.
Resolved ~, That lament the sad dspcns ,iion thar
has removed who filed well all the relations OF
life. We have known him friend a neighbor and
public officer In every station he has borne himself
thy Of highest COMMUNICATION.
Resolved ID, That copy OF these resolutions be trans
mitted his family and that they be published in the
Richmond papers. copy, Tcstr,
T.. II. COLEMAN, Chairman.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-07

When the New York Democratic orator-Mr. Coo.
lcy-in his late speech, quoted the recent remarks
of John Van Buren,, as he sroiIingly ducratc. them
through tho rural districts Of his State that lac has
Bronson's head in basket ho well portrays the cc,.
taSy Of delight The Free SJ,rs enjoy over their VIC
tim. John and his crew know the triumph the,
sob ievcd over the Compromise Democrats by that
high handed act or nsiitc Of the Administrator q,
some Of our Democratic coicmporarics Of the South
are pleased to call IT, The Van Buren, dynasty view
u ~ no mistake whatever. They take il as il was
intended 10 DE. mark Of especial lavorism toward.
them by the Administration, anil arc making c,,,t,l
Of Il mos, osecta,lly. IN speech delivered by
Prince John, shortly aner the bchcaing Of Bronson.
he s-o jecred the old liunkers with wiiiicsm tina,
collecior Bronson belonged TO the short boys nov,
- The President had made him Lead shorter, for
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-07

Tux AGRIcULrURAL FAIR AT Nopyo,x o;o. -
great pleasure To state that the authorities q the
Scaooard and Roanoke railroad have with comncud,hIa
,m ana puohc spirit-ior which they deserve the
public thsnks-nOhsd the Committee of the ArrcnI,ri
Association that all articles intended for exhibition At
far at Norfolk from along the line Of the railroad viii h
on the cars to Portsmouth free of charge We
10 the farmers in the neghborhood of the different enot,
ON the road in time for them get ready such stock and
o,her agricultural productions they desire TO ex.
hiot at the Fair Aud the different papers in Norfolk and
Portsmouth are requested to give similar noticcNor-
folk Herald
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-07

FEosr rs NIcksRrRG.-Thc Wing Of the e5th nit saws;
We had tine white frost this morning. and the tetmon
eter IL down. TO 81 degres-ony dececs above Tho
free @ns point This, We think WILL put stop to the vel.
low fever epidemic, for this season ut least There
will in all probability, Toe few casescalcd 10y the rhy
sicans VI New Orleans sporadic cases-after FROST but we
think citizens need not fear il.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-07
From the Washington Sentinel.
Latest from Tie japan EIoeJitIo,

We are under great obligations for the privilege OF pub
fishing the following extrscts foma letter written Nv
prominent and distinguished officer of the United States
navy, his cstnable wife, res.ea, in this city The ex.
cuntsin oil Interest aud cannot fail TO arrest
the a;;eutonl' oI' re1ers although no; intended fer
publication, and written with the freedom AMI minuencs
which always distinguish such correspondence they vii
therefore be pein,c with ayiiy than if prepared
purposely for the press
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-07

Although our earnest exertons are directed towards
peace yet We cannot permit tho statement 10 90 lo nm
conrad'cted that Greene Z. Bronson was renewed from
the Cocctorship OF New York because h. wa,
10 Free Sji hercsies The truth demands al
WAYS from every truthful man. Therefore we saw tba Tho
eio't which has been made, first by Mr. Guthrie and
since by his oicious satellites to make IL anne, ,h,
Judge bronson was removed from Office because he inter
neddied improperly and Extensively in political alrs o
because he appointed Free Solsrs Office il bold and
barcdeed attempt to deceive mislcad and bamboo, Tho
public.-W Sentinel spM ulL '"'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-07

GA Wednesday, Nov. .. by the Rev. DR.. Buckner NJ,
JAMES NJ. WILDE OF Richmond, to Miss LIZZIE ]
WADDi, eldest daughter Of q. T. and :. A. waddy, o.
Louisa county.
SAi Wilmington Delaware, the Sd Instant Right
Alfred Lee, EDWARD C. uGGNBOTHAM, VI. Of this CITY 10
JULIA A.. daushtrr % DIR. james W. Thom.on. =
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-07

We had the pleasure of examining a few DAYS aro the
models of two machines invented by our townsmNn Cant
MATHEW 5 kAHLE. One is a machine for gathering huing
and AMI cleansing clover seed and the other scrapcr
be used in the grading Of roads Both to answer the
purpose admirably, aud We have doubt will broyo high
y useful aud valuable. THcy Star
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AMGSEM ENTS,
MADAME NONTaG'S

10 commence az HogsJg, NOreHlJcr :, at
NETKOpOIIIAt HALF


METROPOLITAN HALL!
seats secured at Mr. JAMES woODHoUss, without any
(,ARD-rhe manager Of the soN+AG" CONCERT respectful
~ ~ announce. That at The cypress ds;rs o. Madame soNrA
society Of hearing her prior her for the
lar TO ALL P&mTS o. TiE HALF 1@r her two
Concert t" be siven at Metropolitan auOn MONDAY and WED
Ts glRsr coyCEgr WIN take place MONDAY November !,
giving comfortable seat T. every 'ito.
number u English Gems" in aiiuon TO the usual selection
MkDANE soSr.G viii sing Ave ,lme,,ya:
T. The Cslshraisd "Ah Non Giunsr," from Ia sonnanbua
7. S Sspi,. T 1nI "a r lGs Rye y,
THE Mi famous s "tST Of ys bus With sirnor Rocco
tn, Ticket ono; :, q. NJ, Jas wGnDHousES No. 1870 Main
viii also be irnd 'he eyeodz Of the Concert the door
visitors viii DO gsi to boy ,Lg@ during the day
81 n c1I GJe u s"' ZEE me c,,c e,n,oo, o
,Sp 81 oycs r prsd az ,' ~ any Sar ~ Mad
a. GE containing ne s~.. IS" sn,g e EseR In. s"Py Of
the Reo wai and ~ LINDA hrs, arranged Tor the Plano FORTE
rv P.Ice o@sci ns including the Sy'tao Gcm Is
cent?. be had Ticket Once aud the HAL. uol-It
To- lie ID isnd, aud ibc a6SSiani. of RiSSmonS a a.
oa9 q" sss Of 1 r s esd 9 Sf
SS SclD system ' ' 81 S.i5 s%I&
SH lie calls the attention o merchants and other. 70 his OF
po. Of exercises (~heh used by
him onyJ he guarantee to improve ALL rendering freedom and
Epi,ary writing vicl, certainly most elegant and
Ms new style and which 8, praeti.ed ~ the
onabc ~ The most distinguished ladies' IN this
Vistng Cards written IN every style uai 10 engraving.
uc show Cards
AZ much lower price, and
Merchants and manufacturers will please examine
these Sf0w Cards
ks. e." "pn @ 10 '
Terms course, six dollars Success guaranteed.
noI-dn
T. COtRr OF NONrIiiy -t3S-ivN I,rii -
~ ~ Louisa AT tr Court House thereof, Monday, the
iUh dsy Of October 1873
on ue motion ~ Ann NJ, wife,
May
that all having claims demands against the
said Hrk Sims estate, either IN his right fducla'
~ DO cw they Robert ~. Kent, Aduris
~ HE estate gh day of Janu,ry 5 against the
payment delivery ~ the ~ the std Heftah sims, 20
his said drbut~es their Interest the extend
further ordered this notice be published ~
the Rchoni Wing four weeks and smother copy
Of the posted the from door 81 Louisa Court House
the dsy the County Court Of said
. county. Copy-Teste - -.
/ no1-iawfE DAVID W HUNItN' tletA.
qt-T rIIl-ItIp Tor GrAtutous Dstnbution, UAtaUEuo
- 81 Old AMI New Books lately aporeh
comprising vsushe Works (ot the best tdin
In Antiquities Bogrspes History Languages, Noyssss ann
History best SCIENTIFIC bteratye ~ te Gay
sPLENDfD ILLUSTRATED WORKS, &C, on sale ~ 60.
s C1pes viii BE- matted 10 sddres. on the
receipt u two cent post stamp. hoi-uet
HtAHRI ,gg LsiNG- curtan Goods, vots v.'s.. Bun'-
~ lnEs, ~. Az KILL. = ssyi.
noT-dSn-trl w'ohH"es' w" '"f'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-07

Tux CoScrnr SATURDAY Nicur-Madamc SoxrAa gave
another grand concert Saturday night, Il was largely
tended and the performance highly graf ing to IN,
audience Madame Soptag has certainly made most "a,
vorable impression upon all who have heard her
here She has fully sustained her high reputation. Ier
corps nave also performed their parts we'll Julien /. de
ser'edy received with enthusiastic applause whenever no
appears and always has to repeat, Our citizens will be
saheu 10 learn that Madame Sontag gives another con-
cert IN tho metropolitan Hall tonight The programme
'en 0ne' ffce Of tickets 81, for all parts Of the
house.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-07

THASSs-We beg to tender to Mr.. Chas b. Williams
Secretary to the State gricaltuaa Society Mr. Bise
low, Assistant Recording Secretary; and Mr. John Rsdy
Clerk; best thanks tor their vors
in facilitating the duties which have had to
perform during the Fair.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-07
GOTTSCUAIE,S CONCEPT

PRovrnENcE, l., Nov 3Thc concert given here last
night 10y oschak the distinguished pianist aid of the
recent fire. wa. very fully attended. lie has left for BAL
tmore where it is his purpose to give series OF concerts
CHARLESTON, $50 MAYoRALTY
CH,RLEsToS Wednesday, Nov. . ls53-iti Is helicv cd
that Mr. Hutchiso Is elected mayor OF this city.
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WHICH Is RICIITS

But the Secretary distinctly and cmnb.,;c,rv
suggestion that he censured Collector Bronson for rrn
to ossto~ an equal share OF patronage on Free Slers
m e contrary tue secretary declares that the Admins
tration would have withheld it's sanction from, ,L IL
Soil appointments of Collector BRONSON If il had known
that such had been madc.-Rici,nond Emo os,b -,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-07

SlArE wnIrrxD TO DEArn M ms MAsryH.-Tno
Petersburg Express states that Mr. Hsery Birdop of
inc county OF Eser-the gentleman whose little son
was Killed by bis side, and himself dangerously wounded
10" months since, cruelty beat aud whipped one of
MS negroes on Tuesday night last that he died in few
hourS jury was summoned by the coroner and an in
quest held which resulted in the finding Of yerlic, that
the deceased came to his death by sundy blows. etc. in
Hc'ed by his master, Henry Birdsoug A warrap, w,s
Issued for the arrest Of Bdsong and tho aecus. WINS Inn
meda,ely committed to prison.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-07
ARRIVAL OF THE BLACK WARRIOR

AhlilN AL OF TIE BLACK WARRIOR
NEw foRE. Nov. S.Thc steamer Black Warrior has ar
rived FROM Havana, with dates Tie 26th ul She brnr
no news Of moment All quiet in Cuba the BlacI
Warrior experienced heavy weather OF the coas;
Florida.
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chusets.
For best pair Of Great Malays, Bower, Baltimore
jersey Blues, j Turpin OF Chesterfield
Common DorLngs, " ="
Ducks. II Christian, Hcnrico.
Best pair Common Geese, ID T. Gardiner
Best pair Of wild Geese, j Bowel Baltimore
&" China Gtcsc. 9"
For best pair White Poland Ducks, Smith of Hen.
For best pair Of Muscovey Ducks L Taylor of Hen
rico.
For best pair Common Ducks, J C. Burton Of Henrico
For best pair Of Common Turkeys, ID T. Glrdner.
For best pair of Wild Turkeys, Mrs = Wood Prince
Edward.
For greatest variety of Poultry, J Turpn of Ches.
| terhed.
Oxen over years oll-Ist premium to j. Bailey Of
Fairfax.
"a do Reuben Newman Of Orange.
Oxen under yeats-lst premium 10 W. D. J. Bell Of
Augusta.
| 2nd do to DR.. Wright
lot Cattle-lst premium to II. ~ Nelson, Of Clarke
county, for best pen OF jot steers
LIT do 70 MAJOR Jas. Kent for biz best jot COW.
do 20 Joseph FIcher for his best iOt hciier.
The contes, considered very close between Mr..
| Bells cattle and Mr.. Nelson's.
Work OSen-Tho number Of this cllss Of animals on
exhibition was small but there were among them several
l., premium TO J. DIley, Of fairfiI, an oxen over
| years old.
~ do TO Reuben Newman, Of Orange, oxen over
| 4 year,.
! Several yoke Of aged oxen were shown, among them
| two very ht steers owncd by Mr. Bell Of Augusta.
There only yoke Of under years VIII ici
was exhibited by J. ID. Bell Of Augusta.
Committee on PlOughng awarded premium Of % to
Wilson aud Smhcrs of Goochlind for their imp rOved
Livingston Country Plough, althougn there was no pre-
MUM specified for horse Ploughs
Mc-.r- Smith and French each offered "Double Mould
board Michigan Plough nearly resembling each other
10th in construction and performance that they
able decide betSccn thom. They therefore made
award Of 20. 90 10 each
These Pioughiaro constructed upon a new primo ple
and arc somewhat complicated. They were however
highly approved but a great objection to thcm was the
eHofbitanly high price demanded.
Tho lst premium for PlOugiug awarded u Mr..
Rcharl simpsons negro man Rudolph, Who managed
ais four mules admirably without lines.
THE 2nd Society premium not aEarded, IN consc
uueucc Of the smaucss of Ic sum- ond tn, fact that the
three competitors, w. Glmin of lcnrico Nc Dudley o
lIenrco and Mr French, Oi Michigan, nearly
cqusl that the Committee unable decide between
them.
Tire Committee were highly pleased with the perlor
inances Joseph snney, whose youthful skill attracted
general attention
OF the portion appropriated N the plough makers one
half or t25 awarded 10 Wilson Smthcr, for tlc
four horse improved Livingston manufacture n the
" OF Goochind.
The other half was equally divided betseen Messrs
French and Smith, for the Double Mould Board Flows.
OF the City dollars awarded 10 the pOughmcu, twenty
dollars was awarded 70 Randolph (negro) and tor
dollars each 10 Msssrs Dudley, Gilman, and French.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-07

&C. NOTICE YOUNG MEN AND oTnERs-Ddy ard
Night Drd'riH0 Shoi-I prepared lessons
different branches Of Drawing the reasonable
TO enable all to acquire knowledge of the us and beautiful
Art.
Class sh particua rs
quTe at Office itth doors from Main
w A. POWELL, Architect and Civ. Eng.
mott Rlehmond Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-07

esS Di'idend NocrAa meeting Of the President and hi
Of the Richmond Fredericksburg
Company, the I'D day Of October, 1888;
R|sD'ref, That dividend S& profits
the Company for months, ending 3nh September last be de-
elare payable Stockholders
and after the first q November next.
oc26 q. W. MACMURDO, TT. r. " A T.. H. Il Co.
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RICHMOND WING.
To CORRESPONDENTS.

MONDAY MORNING., NOvEMRER I, ls0s.
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Mrs Barton will open FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY Of
THURSDAY, the Goth inst, at lO9 Main st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-26

FEMALE DELioAcY.-Above other features which
adorn the female character, delicacy stands fore
most within the province of good taste. Not
that delicacy which is continually in quest OF
something to be ashamed Of, which make merit OF
blush, and simpers at the false construction its
own ingenuity has put upon an innocent remark;
this spurious kind of delicacy is as far removed
from good taste as from good feeling and good
Sc nse, but the pure high-minded delicacy which
maintains its Underwriting walk, alike anonst wo-
men as inthe society of men-which shrinks from
no necessary duty, and can speak, when required,
with seriousness and kindness, of the thugs ut
which it would be ashamed TO blush-that delica-
CIV winch knows how to confer benefit without
derstonds also. how and when to receive one-that
delicacy which can give aims without assumption
and which pains not the most susceptible being
in creation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-26

Professor Alex. C. Barry's Tricopherous,
or Medcaed Compound beauying, curling PresGrv-
Ing restoring Strengthening the hair relic wing diseases
skin, curing rheumatic pains and healing external
wounds Bounded by geographical lines the repna-
ton OF Barys trieopherous pervades the Union The
sales article OF late years have increased IN Tao
that almost exceeds belief Professor Barry, after care
examination OF his sales book, finds that the number OF
bottles delivered to order in Quantities of from hall gross
upwards during the year 1852, within tre OF $50,
600.
wonderful properties OF the tricOperous when the public
have furnished endorsement this The cheap
ness and the explanations given OF Its chem
action upon the hgir the scalp and IN all cases OF s
peTicaI irrtafion first recommended it TO the attention
or the people This all that the inventor desired Ey
cry bottle advertised itsn The effects OF tho fluid exceed
expectation 1t acted like charm The ladies would
not be without it. Country dealers In every section OF no
United States found they must it, and thus built
up wholesale extent hitherto uGheard oil as
regards articles this kind The highest point has not
YET reached and it is believed the sales tins yesr
will be million and half OF bottles.
Depot and mandatory, No 1871 Broadway, New York,
Retail price, twenty-five cents large bottle.
Liberal discount to purchasers by the quantity: SOFA ny
principal druggists throughout the United states anu
Canada Mexico, West Indes Great Britain FRANCE anu
by j. n Patterson, wheeling Va. June14dtw&-w6n.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-26

NJ, ALFRED Howard, vocalist and yiolinist
-t.S, concerts have been creating quite a sensa-
.;a n !, The West Informs US that he will not give
= Concelt in Wheeling, as he had been requested
:. a. for the reason that SO many of our music
-0, citizens have left the city for the watering
" I, Worlds Fair, &c. He will, however, give
r = concert at Washington, Pa, in the course of a
t,w d,ys, and at Other places on his wayt to Rich
' NV and Norfolk. Mr.. Howard IS noticed in our
a+nb,nges as an excellent violinist and singer and
an re EXQUISITE performer on the harp-guitar.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-26

BrD,onp srRrSos-Many of our citizhns whose
friends are sotourning at Bedford Springs, may be
interested in the following item, from the Balti-
more American:
We lean by letter from this favorite place OF
,s,ort that the hotel at the Springs is crowded to
oreraOwing, and that the town of Bedford, near
bv is also completely filed up. The letter says:-
1.-The rush hither is altogether unprecedented,
and many ofthose in town are only waiting for
vacancies to come 10 the hotel. Under these cir
cumstances, there is of course, disappointment
and complaining, hut the efficient manager of the
hotel, MI. Allan, is indeiatigable in his endeay-
ors to satisfy the wishes ofhis crowd OF Visitors
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-26

MArR1MoxIAL ANEcDoTE.-Among our marriage
st. PauPs Church, Cambridge, of Mr.. Briggs,
gardener, to Thirza, second daughter of Mr.. Smith,
Of Hayerhiil. Mr.. Briggs is hale and hearty
young man of seventy nine. Atthe conclusion OF
The interesting ceremony, the youngster was asked
All this the bride gave faint shrek, exclaiming,
ooh! if had but knownit! Oh, why he has been
palming himself of on me as only sixtysix oh!
had no idea of such thing. '-CGm6ridge (Eng)
pqper.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-26

0-rListen to what Burton says of Tobacco. We
are afraid the most of its users come within the
second grand division of the question;
"Tobacco, divine, rare, super excellen. tobacco,
which goes Far beyond all their @anaceas, potable
gold or philosophers' stones, sovereign remedy 10
all diseases. good bonus, confess, virtuous
herb, if it be we'll qualified, OPPORTUNITY taken
and incidentally used; but, as ii is commonly abu-
sed by most men, which take it as thinkers do ale,
tits plague, mischief, violent purger of goods,
land, health; hellsh, devilish, and damned tobac-
ca, the ruin aud overthrow OF body and SOUL"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-26
REAL, ESTATE SALES.
Va1nahle I,and for Sale

BOUT 1000 acres OF improved Marshall County
"A sale, at and the forks OF the Waynes.
burg and Washington roads, miles from Elizabeth,
Flats Grave Greek, aud miles from Wheeling Also
acres within miles OF the city of Wheel
ing fronting the Ohio river, and containing superior
coal privileges will sell in quantities to suit purchasers
at fair prices and reasonable terms.
june7-dtfwo A WOODS.
1.-THE Pittsburgh Journal, Washington Reporter and
Cadz Republican copy the of three dollars
nd chatG flee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-26
TO THE M


From toothlcss babes of nlmeless weeks,
Toprattling joRers in the streets;
F. From giTls and boys that read at school,,
To Office clerks upon their stools;
From the budding OF love at sweet seventeen,
To the Caudle explosions OF all honey moon dreansi
From mid, way years OF man md his wife,
i To advancing days and seclinng lilei x
From the spectacel lew, VINO win ea1e
AT the wOHdrous things OF these modern days.
Is heard this general exclamation,
HAVE YOU USED LYoN'B KATHAIRoNT fs
f1 Grey heads and bald in concert sing.
The magic OF this powerful thing, .l-sf
That starts the roots OF hair long dead -isl-
And covers up the once bald headi
While the trnant locks, so harsh and stth,
That used the pretty miss
Now around her shoulders twiTl
% In such Ticl, luIlTant cuTIss
The sight d. touch you know not which,
Sets men SHINING, 0nd their heads beWttch'd.
The panLEuN-veXcd stuf-that once did fall
O'er broad cloth coats, ann. collars soil,
You number with the things that were,
by using Kathairon on the hair l4-
But ~ than half or ali yet said,
Are facts about the NeTrous Had, .s'+
hat sometimes racks and aches with pain,
And doctors pills are taken in vain
Now Kathairun, such pains l'lI warrant to cure
In ten minutes. NogossiPPirg, I'm suTej r,.1
Ard for Pimpes, Salt Rhsum, Eryspeas and TctteSr-
And all such diseases. nothingis better.
YON'S KATHAlRoNs So justly celebrated for Preserv-
ing Restoring and Identifying the Hair, IS sold Of
every Druggist and Principal merchant throughout tle
World, in large bottles, for 90 cents.
Sold to the trade at liberal dlscount-bu neter conf
ulfssfeHed. Ambassadors to - :, y. u.
1lC5 16t Broadway, New York
u7For saleby KeIIs & CALDWELL Wholesale Agents tor
Wheeling Also sold by Patterson & Co.; T. H. Iogpn
& Co and Wheat q Chaplin. ~ T1a1S-6In.