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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-07-28
A TeetOtaI DOG,

A few days since, says the Cambridge
Chronicle, a gentleman in this city, a
strong temperance man, and the owner of
good dog, purchased a load of wood and
employed two Irishmen to saw it. Hav-
ing a decided love for strong drink, they
found that their frequent journeys to the
place from whence the liquor was obtain
ed, consumed so much time, that they de-
cided to procure bottle and get it filed.
Having done SO, they took it into the yard
where they were at work, putting it in O
convenient place for future use. Bose, who
had keptan eye on their movements, was
not to be deceived by the string which was
tied over the cork, and he resolved to take
tbelaw into his own hands, having no faith
IN the use of moral suasion in this case,
and placing himself near it, in the most
decided manner he forbade their touching
the bottle again nor would he allow the
men to leave the yard till his master re-
turned at night The men reported him
as being q dangerous 6aSte.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-07-28
Spare nv Heart from Growing Old.

Old Time, | ask boon of thee
Thou'st stripped my hearth ofmany fricnt
Ta'en half my joys and all my glee-
Be just for once to make amend;
And, since thy hand must leave its trace,
Turn locks to grey, turn blood TO cold
Do what thou wilt with form and face,
But spare my heart from growing old.
| know thou'st taken from many a mind
Its dearest wealth, its choicest store,
And only lingering left behind
Ger wise experience bitter lore,
'Tis sad TO mark the minds decay,
Feel wit grow dim and memory old
Take these, old time, take all away,
But spare my heart from growing old.
Give me to live with friendship still,
And hope and love till life be DER
Let be the first the final chill
That bids the bosom bound no more,
That so when | am passed away,
And in my grave lie slumbering cold,
With fond remembrance friends may say
His heart, his heart grew never old:'
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-07-28

The Darkness G0ne.-M. 4. Townsend
writing from New Brighton, Pa, under
date of June 27, says: "a little boy
hind from birth, aged about four years,
died in this village few days ago with
scarletina. About an hour before the lit
tie sufferer departed, he exclaimed: "Ia!
I see noso. Darkness IS all gone. Day
IS come !" His father inferred from the
incident that he was better, and would
probably recover. But an hour passed,
and he was with the angels.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-07-28
Profits Law Suit.

On the third of December, 1852, the
ship Georgia was wrecked on Long Beach,
n. j., and Ibelled (for salvage we pre-
sume) by Thomas Bond. After eighteen
months of litigation, the U. S. Court at
Trenton closed the matter by distribu-
ton of the sale of said vessel to the libel
liant, Thomas Bond. The proceeds a
mounted to 81 ,OO5, the whole of which
was swallowed UP in the costs of the
Court, except s29, which the ibcllaut ro
ceived. His claim was 81, ,2S2 81. a
bout three per cent. for justice and rlHety-
Scue,a per cent for collecting!
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-07-28
4 Giant.

Mr.. O'Gaskill, the Nova Scotia giant,
a petite individual, of seven feet eight
inches in height, AID weighing four hun
hundred and fifteen pounds, left this city
yesterday morning, for New York. His
hand measures, from the tip of his fingers
to the wrist, twelve and a half inches
His presence created quite sensation at
the steamboat landing. The sword in
his possession was about the length of an
ordinary liberty pOle.-S"n Of 7th inst.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-07-28

Ladies al E2ecti0ns.- The ladies Of
Grand Rapids, Michigan, attended the
polls on the Goth, to urge their husbands
and brothers to vote for the Maine law.
They were of course successful. In Le-
oni the ladies also came out, and the town
gave 206 majority for the law.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-07-28

An exchange wisely remarks Chat no
dust affects the eyes SO much as gold dust :"
We might also add, that no glasses affect
the eyes more unfavorably than glasses
of brandN
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-07-28

Colored COMMITMENTS in the South
number largely a cotemPorary makes
the following statement There are a
bout 100000 colored members of Tho
Southern Methodist Church; 100000 IN
the Baptist; 10000 in the Presbyterian,
and in other churches about 10000;
making total of 300, 900.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-07-28

The Albany Knickerbocker lately re-
ceived . letter inquiring among other
things, whether pig iron was petrifed
pork, and if it was, which was the best
way to cook it to make it juicy.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-07-28

Three Cities IN One.-By an act ofthe
Legislature of New York, Williamsburg,
Brooklyn, and Bushwick are to be gov
erned by single corporation.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-07-28

The "list of persons bribed" at the last
election in Liverpool, embraces one hun
dred and thirteen names. England seems
to need second reform bill.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-07-28

During the year ending July l, 1888,
there occurred $50 marriages, 633 births,
and 3lS deaths ID Lam aSter county,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-07-28

n Good Sto,y.-John Bunyan, while
in Bedford jail, was called upon by Qua
ker, desirous of making a convert of him.
'Friend John, have come to thee with
a message from the Lord, and after hav-
ing searched for you in all the prisons in
England, I am glad ! have found you at
last"
If the Lord had sent you," returned
Bunyan, you need not have taken SO
much pains to find me out, for the Lord
knows have been here twelve years"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-07-28

Methodist Tabernacle M NcaO Orleans.
A correspondent of the Christian Ad-
vocate, writing from the south, mentions
a plan entertained by Harry Hill, we'll
known wealthy cotton merchant, and a
liberal hearted Methodist, for building a
Methodist Tabernacle in that city, in an
eligible position, at cost of $15O,OOo.--
It's to be capable ofseating 5000 persons.
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Published by Theodore schoch.

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The Charge fof and three insertions the same
A liberal discount made 10 yearly advertisers.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-27
Proceedings of the Virginia and Tennessee Ran
Rosd Company.

The stockholders of the Virginia and Tennes-
see Railroad Company held their sixth annual
meeting in I.ynohburg, commencing yesterday.
the Goth inst.
On motion of Mr. Francis B. Deane, Judge u.
A. Wilson was requested to preside, and Francis
&. Morrison,andJ. d. Alexander Ware appointed
Secretaries.
The roll was called and quorum asceriained
TO be present
At the suggestion of the Chair, a resolution
was adopted for the appointment Of a committee
to examine and report upon the proxies. {.
Dabney. YIN. b. Preston and Samuel Garland
composed the committee.
Tie President, John r. Mcdaniel. then sub
mitfnd The following
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-27
1882 -
s6s5,D7 80


al zaa %
1 I ; - H. - i .1 ,r,.o-# -.
"s ~ 'i's''
ct which ~6o'de % Is due from individuals, aud
TSoroo from the state, showing the collections 10
hive been t1-o) hive skths OF the entire amount
outstanding at commencement oil the year,ineia-
dinG subscription since.
v" ~ vet ioo-' il're was nilsnpseflped' ~
w nl,ou,, "uIn''i]," ~ Tue enartei'' y
inu'' '"""5 9'o<,,ou, mere nas p'eh iah'i sihee'
~ Il Fo,'''' "'iioh iee'es uisupseflo
y" ~ wv" F'''''''
Engines.
In December last, contract was made with
Mossrs. Anderson ~ Sonther Tor fourteen large
Engines, TO be delivered nj stated periods dur
ing the years 1888 aud l15i, for the sum Of 81
o5O cach free on board Canal boat at Richmond.
rms was regarded at The time good contract Tor
the Company as TO price and the adtanee since,
owing to the increased demand, has fully proved
th'fact.
Another Engine, Of different construction from
the above was purchased of Mr.. j. r. Ander-
son for the sum of S1,500 Tie business Of
the road increasing beyond the supply of Loco
motives, in consequence OF not getting them nc
cor,liug 10 contract, rendered other purchases
necessary and passenger Engine has been or
drrcd from Mr.. Holmes IIinkley of Boston,
at $1,000, 10 be delivered during March or
April neat and n Freight Engine OF y tons from
the New Castle Manufacturing Co for @oOOO-
ndvcr of the slipnout nf which IL 1oi i, avnoct.d
tI,Gnistaa Wi,
m. ,u.;.r Ill, -. c.n It'll.
ms il rc,ords Tho condition # th, unfinished nor.
, IS raad ;ts roross md tba i'o on
IS a,',,,'i't;1,, . -
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amount due on the subscriptions If stock. and
their efforts have been attended with much sue
cess. without having had to resort IN a single in
stance 20 legal coercion. II may be necessary,
however, in several eases Ia future
There was unpaid 1t Oct 1862.
on individual subscriptions. sl73997 50
On State Account, 2I7t0D 90
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-27

pnny have been S3,7gi.l50 81, aud the eApendi-
lures S3,GI7, -dl ~.
There has been a sale If sl0,COJ of the WASH
iupton county bonds, and the money, IN payment
thereof is i'm the hands of the Treasurer but ow-
ip, to the form Of the bonds not bring III aeeord
aucc with the expectations of the Board OF Direc-
tor. those sold have not as vet been delivered.
The County Court has however determined 10
place them in the form desired, and they are now
i'm the hands Of the Commissioner ot the Court,
Mr.. W. Y. &. White, for that purpose. and Their
return j. expected now at an early period. Re
gnrding the aforesaid bonds Of the counties OF
Washington aud Smythc : safe and proper III
yestmcnts, the Board Of Director. have resolved
that the sinking fund required to be set apart for
the redemption of bonds issued TO contractors,
be- invested in these aforesaid securities. by
which means they will be made available to the
Company at an earlier period perhaps than by
any other modc.as they are not sufficiently prom
incnt 10 be easily disposed of in the market gen
orally.
You are aware that no sinking fund is required
to be held for the redemption of the loan by the
State: but instead thereof, the payment semi
nually of , - per cent, which pays the interest
ON said loan, and in "a years cancels the debt.
You have for future operations the following
means:
Cash ON hand, per report Sll6,2So II
Amount due from private stockhold-
crs 5O3 81
Amount due from State on account
Stock S6,sOO w
Amount due ON State Loan, 3s5,OO0 %
Amount of Bonds on hand 100000 OO
Amount due by Bills Receivable, 34'2s2 30
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-27

The Board Of Directors. IN reporting Ia You
their operations for the past year. desire IL
present first for your consideration their action
in oledeuee to the various resolutions Of instruc-
ton passed at your last meeting.
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&M6O,5sl 39

Shows a balance $960,5S 30
Add amount of Stock to
be taken by Indiyid-
uals, 70,lO0 90
Which will draw from
the State, l05,600 90
I-f p0O mn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-27
Sl,l2l,S77 II


To amount due individ-
uals S2l,2l4 90
Amount due by ncgotia-
bic notes, I2J,2I7 80
Amount due Stockhold-
crs 1913 90
Amount due Contract
tors, l4,450 20
--- l64,295 q
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-27
Sl2,736 81

The average length of~road in operation the
past year 81 miles,and putting the cost there
Of 81, 2i2,209 20 which is the proper proportion,
gives you n nett profit Of 3 il-l00 per cent.
The tonnage OF material used in construction.
estimated at $1,000, forms no part Of the above
estimate, and is here stated only to show You
the full work of the road.
If agreeable 10 YOU to adopt the suggestions of
the Bourd Of Directors with regard 70 "a cautin-
gent fud-this nett balance Of receipts lorprof-
~ will be Transferred to he credit If that ac-
D"u,t ,ur.otgo 6osi. fot -aia hlt,, charging i
".l Interest paid on the loans L. l.. te4pgns.
end holding the balance in reserve TO meet any de
ict in scornipc interest occasioned by having 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-27

During the last year
there has been sub
scribcd of new stock
by individuals,
By State,
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ana OAse vaiesd fro~ wAssins
nscssax stks As ys%1s sisas iAe
U~ss1 the uaio and tAs stages 10 zsassvss &c.
His thoughIy
nnshng great Tree Tunnel road being
order OF
recled and The
" the and
express uai trails leaves Baltimore D.
directly through tvhcenx te9 nie.) hours
all arriving there D.
passehSer leaving Baltimore ut lodging
In CuDeriand civ mes and proceed teacs Wheeling
moninS lste Nt rtffstt-.ts s+stsr Hsti-iHt
uan,s, wa.hny,oa g.
daily meeting The Baiaose tho Wash
Baltimore, 1tl tr-.s# fs.stl. t1st
AZ wheeling the uansatled Uaion
just completed for ross daily
and passengers Gin
Lousvts where the Nashville, kc,
this Louis and New Orleans packets those
ingt W. tf
fsss nEers Coaa,bus (o who prefer
other OF uhio the West proccsd d.
Wheeling the Ohio
part the National Zanesvs enco
by railroad .t.ss tfrssE 4. .aAffil.
Psssensen WelisviIe Cleveland by steamhoas
will fHd this agreeable being
regular speedy Wkesing and
places. Ss@tt lE. -. .-@..esttt f41aa =
~ baggage checked through from Washington Wheeling,
u
by through ticket the lie the
from Washngon Wheeling 70 30; Cincinnati, Ga
Loaisviile, Sl1. ID 8FAfE 81 .gC&t aes..sl On II
Tickets Parsons, agent, station,
Washington, and Of the other agents Of the company
EtFI WM PARKER,
May ll-dH t.H 0enurai Superintendent.
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,.orws.rss s,oasx ga lnvlen9AT ELIxIR on goa
DIAL T.: ss s Gsss mo s. y
casms psymefxn sad usxoiss Dr. aosss As .n
ss H.. ss,s ~; pe.ans The
aus os . " sn ss sSas great
which they ens~ ss
ne s.' Morn ] re- ,.ss y .sa. ~" me IN
ss wkc saAoed By the medical college.
all ths Of Europe the hes' proposition AH' ~ n'
ouRE sxsvoos DISEASES.
convey adequate idea Of the immediate and
which oscsso.: ~ the dl's..sa asa
rs y nature impaired sickness The as.aas ana re-
ns mss;s and yea symptom. disease vanish 10
sssr .fnsnes .,ooas trembling victim O. de-
w & .sr @ %Sd was We. ssss
gos. ra.hsd asa Of new
so 70 ri. Nor s saJe
the Medicine reach .s
Haico condition. We'll may The preparation be called the
MEDICINAL wosDEK
nineteenth century It's :. the a scientific men ." Old
10 have rxis,ssee. ff
Il srlxuLAxr THAT ENTAILS no xxAor,os.
expended the with oAu alcoholic
pSspsraaou. sts, Tue saser these . brief
.nS %s ss ss 'sis su s % sS an
without single IN y. non p,,peaa ~ '
, asp n eass " seadars
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hera oomania vague ero o. The sss p"
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viii produc. 10 astonishing shoa period q u%s and
% s.s 'ssss :aay
Of S0Os me
Thoughts Of insanity &C. will nsrsa.s
those who have destroyed H. induce continual cheeuness and
I Ssss o. by
70 III. s,s% ( : sas s s
The comncn eIpon Of those who have used IN. extract s
sss sI:.
q uo 81 csDss 81 any, amy
some me cordial na no n M moi
satisfied The half dozen bottles took will cure
Another says distinguished physicians
1 10 un 81 eo1 "s and
say i, co,npls,rly cured me'' z ga ,s1 lg
s u; ~ sss
expense besides of mental and physical suGerinx
sIl rAors spxAH SoR THEMSELVES. 5al
celebrated and distinguished Dr. Wood, Masn
's wosoEsrrR, June !, is4s
hsyes pleasure to inform you tina, one q my %
tes s a. asen two Weeks. and that entirely
look, Ike who g ns nes SonsS
for him regain his full strength and faunes
M . wss e. @ m
my had Of your cordial which s
as Warmly inv
isss sns most III:
had heard h, cordial very highly spoken Of oms
convinced 10 the ~
remain, very truly, yours, oor . -
Moass. Some time since requested my opinion Of
your invgonne cordial now prepared TO give
prescribed 1t for the last iew nionhs
give decided preference over snhinR OF the KIDD
its medical virtues and
much pleased with ito sf
recommend the OF the
valuable auxay removing disease. II some o. the
all safe and valuable medicine
-1|9.1s mi ss BENJAMIN WEEKS, n. ID.
BRooKLSN N. ", Nov q 1919.
put up highly pint bottles, with the name
bowR In the glass. and 4uNAFa 4fs&tf. ats1 ga
BOLD AT 50 PER BOTTLES FOR sl2-32a per DOZEN
Prepared by NJ Msrr~ NJ d. and for sale by Charles H. pnG,
agent 92 New York. whom all orders must
he nddrussed.R rst Nl .Nrs# rit
Aeeat Washington d. Gilman Baltimore,
HAnce 1903 Baltimore street G. p. Bvolhers, How
Beers Richmond VfSsia.
Jan lily
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THE following copy Of ID coessas, sad
sss 4. ss r. = e Re ss - ne
ss sndss ne ,hss, Of J,ss, esus L.A
died and my four" approved Mach ID, es3, sizs F
sEc ind Ju,Asr s.4eied General
% s ~ = e 4. ms es a. s
New Yosi New osass Csais.,on ssvssnah ana,
sA1 CO.. as I I q Love @ ssase,
respond. with The original bids sAi cooxe.. a s
eonuAe, eesla DC
nsw contract should be made sa r. e %
General further directed BY this ACT 10 and
the Navy snd Poet
psos 100 sco s s . he United
,S. take The steamers according 'a.e and sell Or transfer
s ssT s.n ..s Sss i,ss the a.
pay clause in all the eoaac.s
the United States tho right 90 take possession OF the SHIPS " IN
sand the said Secretary United state. navy for the time
being shall :, all n. exercise e1nao ovs' M ~
service di,sc, such changes IN their
a"s The co.. oi.aeh changes
s1s a 3 si ana !. v s "nsa
mutually chosen by the parties aforesaid" a4k
NOW, NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that with view Of re
porting Congress- complete manner as poshe tue n'
called for by Congress in section hd above quoted from
win received the Office Department, in tho city Of
Washington unit. O'clock p % q monssy ~ Gay OF fletcher
The first day Of October 1885, in the manner and time herein spee
New York In xnsIand, aud thence 70
Bremen Haven in Germany and from said Bremen Haven by
Proposals for additional trip each way win 10 con
No Charleston, Carolina BY s.vannsh
and Key Ws. rord. 70 avsna n Cuba and from said la
No From New York New Orleans, twice month and back,
touching ChsrestoH W practicabe Savannah, and
from Havaaa Chasrss tAspnwal') and back,
month"; s0it l9ge (l7 ~ aqe67f1af IR SjttfUls II a#
Proposals Chsresion win considered
Il ss q s;e lie %
~ % New ssy s . from
exceeding days the zach and from New Or
Aspnwa direct 400 miles, and bacA, semi monthly, In
NOT exceeding seven days 70 the "Trip each way
Monterey, san Francisco and ASTORIA in Oregon, twice month
each praecab's a. PORT ooid IN Oregon and
In the opinion Of the Postmaster General the public interest
require ~ I'LL
shmus of Panama, thus forming
route from New Yo &C. g Astoria and back twice month
trips at such ines as the Postmaster General
Proposals touch Hoyhesd England considered
No From New York! BY Cowes in England TO nvre IN fance
Popoas fn changing the terminus
Belgium for additional trip each
Ne From Orleans, Louisiana Mexico
bnch three times month"; supplying Tampico Mexico by sid
Leave New Orleans ,hn frs fpurlsen,h twenty
days. u +4tgr 1aa EtH5 t51l H 8t4 tat $40
Vera Cruz moa,h by fourth seventeenth, and
Vera every frat, sixth, twenty
Arrive New by the fourth, ninth, and
twenty fourth days. DE- I III &a.a EH
for The trip and the mode of
which must be by steamships In all respects suitable for the
ino win required
conform all the laws and regulations sppicsbeio the
ordinary contracts of the Post office Department.
General and the words ANAL Proposaisforesn Mails
wducn on the face of the letter. s a.e.
scp,a-law6w Postmaster General
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TIE college of ~. James. Maryland Dioc ssan
Ccfef u The Protestant Episcopal church, the John
Kcrfso y, ~, rector. n
me twehn annual session viii open Monday the ID Of
tobrf NEXT bfnd~nm .rder
INTO inc grammar schools and for the college
ucue Under the supervision Of The professors college
de"i no cncr Chase IN tho college
show. he" 70 be vcp,red TIE hud.s., discipline. SC
cnnesse department ENTIRELY
seho" soth dpsrsmsu'- hsv- the immediate
the recov 81 the college The
ucwhs "a IN either
and domestic For register rsslsr irGrn
son address The Rsctcr, College NJ st. James
July W-awi0w - - 1870 .
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II @na Sstsz(E'S1. -; -:
Washington DrAMcA Observation-Disclosures. Hum ~ Fol-
FAVE daily, except Sunday, At and 9, 3k and s.
IL On Sunday, ut ., a. IN aud s, pm. NAN ,l#
Thu train S. p @ cxpress, osiy Annapolis
III Relay ; others all way stanons,
Trains M, and TX M, connect with Annapolis f
DO do D, =. m, and 5, y, do west 4Bi
DO do y and y, and 5, D. m do east
Fare from Washington u baltimore. 81 Is
DO do do and return ...- l 50
II Do Annapolis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I q
Do do do and return l 50
The refund tickets all eases be procured At the oicc
n : +. II. PARSONS,
July 10 -df s AGENT
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sfarbi. for Extsnsi Unitsd CapitoI.ro Own
ers OF Marble Quar- 81 e Ftff ID.


CArfIoL EXTENSION OrrIos,
4., Washington. ID. c., May 4, 1854
IN collect information regard Anssscsa
marbles suitable for decoration NJ the srsension Of
Washington,
United worked
Of worked rnvted send this
e.t hNs FL
The specimens should be in block. Of cuhica form mche.
should
locality county, office,
quarry, delivery
stopping Of hocks obtss~d
with description of the the direction
and dap the heds veins into hob the divided
should
shoua be bosed ~ giving
snA
The he Of
directed tpts ONCE sf iiH fs8a
should ~
msrcaI ransesaor sWd reasonable freight win b. upon their
delivery sAss ONCE d te 81 z 5000 laA sfat1tt .nf
country papers generally which
saspees~d en ccnsv benefits
g,xtss this advert sdua VI
recetne ~ hs advertisement once svs
in the weekly h1
COPY paper, with their kii~ 10 tt's cNes- "
.F,'Ht NH8 G. MzrGs
Csrasin AZ Engineers IN charge ~ yssssicn w. Capsc
Mag r-~isw0W~p - lAha AhAl "aA e Tvs
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DROFE6BUN
m~dicacd compound for preserving, stenng soften
pr0OlnE Of hair cleansing head, and
curing diseases Of the skin and external bruises &C. The
TrcOPhrTOus, wheth
Of the hair for eupfions
cuts bruises head vi All preparations Intended
consdcred assertion, Figures
bsa The sales million Of bottles year
the receipts year business will
Of ord which daily arrive at the depot
and manuiacoy, 1877 broadway addressed 70 Professor bary
ciosthu requiring attention, would scarcely be
believed wholesale dennd from 1000 70 5000 boles
day probably hair preparations
The popularity Of The article evsyw.fe and The liberal
sales with raidiy
and composo made considerable
reputation well ntrnsic value For sale, whole
sale and rota maDu;acy w Broadway aud
principal merchants md druggists throughout the United
STATES and Britain. aud France
James L. Gibbs, washnston d. O. Sold In
large bottles. Price IS CENTS
May l--d6m. s# Jtt.H