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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-18

Our Government has roceived telegraph adj
vices to the effect that the Hon. Isacc +. Morse
who was appointed Commissioner on the part of
the United States to arrange the settlement of
OF the difficulty with the New Granadan author.
ties. growing out of the dreadful riots Mt Panama,
has thus far failed in his negotiations, nor does
there appear to be the slightest prospect that any
satisfactory arrangement can be effected. unless
the most decided measures are taken ON the part
of the United States.
1t will be remembered that our former Commits
sioner, Hon. A. Il. Corwin was also un,ucress-
tul in his mission, aud that one of his recommen-
dations to our Government was the seizure Of
the entire IsthmuS, and placing it under the con
troll of the United States. Whether Mr. Morse
will advocate the same decided measures relnnins
Ia be seen. The subject is one of great inpnr.
lance. and the action of our Government will be
anxiouslv looked for.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-18

TIN. provision. inserted by the Senate. IN briei
but f,robe terms. He stated that the Govern
ment of Granada had given a company Of Ameri-
cans the right to explore and build ship canal
if practicable. through the Isthmus of Darien.-
They have made the survey aud believe ship
canal TO be altogether practicable. but they had
come 10 The conclusion that capitalists will not
invest in Ills exploration unless it be endorsed
by competent officers Of the Government They
merely ak that their exploration shal be tested
by officers Of the army and navy. The House
concurred in the proposition of the Senate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-18
The Pre~idrut md % plomntic Corp.

We understand that 'n Thursday, by prev
Gus appointment. the diplomatic corps pre-
scented to the President. when the Count de Sar-
tiges. minister fiom France. and the senior pen-
ipoentiarv. addressed the President as follows:
Mr. PRESIDENT - The diplomatic body which
has the honor to be accredited near the Presl-
dent OF the [. ;. comes to offer you its respect
ful congratulations on the occasion of your ele
Walton 10 the presidency.
Each OF its members has TO express to you the
wishes "f the government which he represents
tor the continuation of the high prosperity of the
United States aud for the maintenance x growth
at the good relations thnt now subsist. All Of Us
Mr.. President. have the desire TO contribute to
the advantageous expansion of those good rela.
tons; and the confidence that your lofty impar-
tiality and your benevolent disposition which
are generally acknowledged, will render this task
easy to us.
The President replied as follows:
COUNT SARTIGEs: 1t affords much salts
faction to accept the fluctuations of the diplomat
ic corps, through yourself as their organ. on the
occasion of my election to the presidency
/ most cordially reoiprocate towards your res
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-18
Democratic Extravaganza

The extravaganza and wasteiulness of Wing
administrations, says the Richmond Wing. have
been the fruitful theme of many denunciatory
De6(ocratio harangue Blu, no Wing admins
tration has ever equalled,or even approached, the
late in the matter of squandering the public
money.
We have been favored by Mr.. NJ X. II. Gar
nett with copy his recent speech in the House
of Representative. in which he comments upon
the wild expenditures of the general government
land the frightful rate at which they have in
creased" Upon this point he says:
81 need not go back to Mr.. Van Burens Presiden-
cy, when the whole country was eonyulsed with in
dignation at expenditure of SIS, 100000 TO $780,
GOO, 900 per annnm. Nor will return to 1872 when
Mr. Clay estimated that the government could be
fairly administered for S26,oo0ooo, while Mr. CAL
houn put ii down to Sl5o0oo0o Nor will | dwell
on ls45-46, the FIRST year OF Mr. Folks admnistra-
ton, when the expenditures exclusive of payments
on account of public debt and Mexican h0snlites,
only S22, s64,296. But, sir, will take year
since the Mexican war-since the empire OF the Pa
cifc was added to our dominions and tcihm his
present administrator and hnd that IN the fiscal year
le53-54 the entire expenditures eIcfas'ce of public
debt and the instalment due Mexico were S44 0lS
249 while this last year 1906, they have sudden
Iy swelied up to 57,l72,40l being ; 243 306
than they were in The height of the Mexican war
when oui forces rrsied On either ocean. and flag
not only protected our own domain, but waved in
triumph in every province of Mexico"
These are the figures of a Democratic Con-
gresham from Virginia. and embodied in Il
speech for general circulation. among his Dem
ocratic and Wing constituents. 1t will be per-
ceived, as Mr.. Gsrneit shows. that the expendi-
lures of the general government. under the Pierce
Administrations time of profound peace, 'have
suddenly swollen up to- nearly sirty millions Of
dollars per annum In view of this unprecedent-
ed and startling fact. Mr.. Garnet says: How,
demand. has this monstrous result been attain
ed? BY any just expansion of our functions! BY
any fair exercise Of our constitutional powers!-
No, sir, no."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-18
Political Preaching in the oIdrn Time.

A correspondent Of the Petersburg Express.
writing from Warrenton, North Carolina. about
reoollections of luankey parish ncnr there. say s.
The last royal clergyman who ofliciated in
the parish wns named Taylor. Upon the meet
ing of the Wings in Halifax, on the 4th of April
l776. tor the purpose of placing the county in
military organization,pa r>on Iayo became very
uctive in opposition to measures adopted, and
took occasion to preach very severe sermon on
the subject of loyalty to the king and against re
belhon; animadvcrting in strong terms on the
movements of the Wings, Nothing was suid by
the audience at the tme--uot Il murmur of dis
appreciation was heard; but on the next Sabbath
MS the Reverend tory assembled to the pulpit, he
was startled to find n gourd of tar and small
bag OF feathers. placed there by way of u hint
The hint WAS taken in all its significance; the
parson descended, left the church, and very soon
emigrated to some more congeniai region. 1t is
certain he never pre- lched at Quankey Chapel a
gain"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-18

Touching the matfer Of a Convention 81 the
Railroad Companies. for the purpose Of sfleeilns
u Commission II eo Ia England we would >ng
gpst TINT the lnn-t convenient point I" h I'D the
proposed CONVENTION l. Richmond. We, there
fatc. call the attention nf the originntors ct the
movement in question Ia this suggestion.
We would suggest. besides. in-tea "i appoln-
ting a Commission composed of three persons, ns
recommended in The circular Of Mr.. Mcdaniel,
that the appointment of single Commissioner
would be- much the better course. We would
suggest. further, the name of the Hon. WIN. Z.
RNes in conncxinn with This appointment His
reputation in Europe. hls large acquaintance with
it, leading men, and his thorough kn"wledsp OF
all the facts pertinent 10 be presented 20 the mer-
chants of Liverpool aud London, would make his
mission. believe, completely successful. Be
sides, the expenses of the mission would be dl-
mini-hed third-One man can accomplish more
than three in such an enterprise. Rich Vhig
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-18

peciise governments the kind wishes you have
expressed FOR the continuance Of the higb pros
perity of the United States: and it shall be nv
constant effort 10 maintain and strengthen those
friendly relations with eneh of these govern.
menis so necessary 10 promote tho best interests
Of oil and 10 preserve the peace Of the world. In
uiterng these sentiments. feel that am but
speaking the voice OF The American people.
For the kind sentiments expressed towards
myself personally. from source 80 distinguish
ed and valued. you will plense accept my war
NEST thanks
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-18

Among the appropriations authorised by the
Naval Bill is one Of $4,000 TO be paid to officers
selected by the Secretaries Of War and Navy
"for The purpose of making explorations and
ver6cstion of the surveys already made of ship
canhl near the Isthmus of Darien. to connect the
waters If the Pacific and the Atlantic by the
Atra'o and TruaD6o rivers" Mr.. Bocock, a
memeer OF the Committee of Conference on the
part Of the House of Representatives. explained
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-18

This most preci"u, ot stones has met With q
greatly increased demand Of late, and mas con.e-
quently experienced an enhancement of price
having advanced twenty five per cent, within the
past year. The importarion' into the United
States have had perceptible effect upon the
markets of Europe, and yet, says the Nav York
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-18

Journal Of Commerce. tho Custom House hooks
scarcely show any transactions in the article
Diamonds are cnsily concealed about the person,
aud they are thus snuggled into the country with
out paying duty. Their Importation is almost
wholly managed BY the INSCRIPTIONS. who G."
about selling Ia local merchants "a they have up
portunity. Honest man cannot compete with
Them and have ioIlg since dts,t,d from the at
tempt,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-18

The source of the following correct paragraph
is unknown to us:
The majority of readers seem to think that no.
thing can be more easy or pleasant than TO edit
paper; but of all the different enpoyments by
which men make their bread and butter, there is
none. we firmly believe, that so taxes the mind,
temper and flesh that of editing paper. There
is TINT requrcs nicer tact. a quicker wit,
or IA kinder heart. a curti-h temper could never
succeed as an editor nor a narrow minded man,
nor an ignorant one, nor hasty one, nor an I'M
forgiving one. An editor must of necessity turn
himself inside out to the public lie cannot be
hypocrte any more than husband could be
hypacrte to his wife. He must expose himself
in all that he does; much in selecting the
thoughts of others as in publishing his own. and
therefore the better way for him in the outset is
To begin frankly, to save himself from after con
tradicti ms and notifications. Whoever sue
ceeds tolerably we'll rs an editor. is something
more than ordinary man-let his cotempora
ries think of HIM they will.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-18

4 perfnn,ed Psrrath.-NA hat lady gentleman would
labor under the dsagreeabe
DDWDENS DENTAL FLUID it Will only Ter IL.
sweet but make the teeth white aabl,ie
ache and preserve them from decay Recommended By den
lists and physicians evVryw
Beautiful Compile may be attaised by It's
pnpcs treckcs renders soft and boauii.
fal, mpartnga rich roseAte 1t greatest cosmetic
known, beng free from all injurious
cents. For saleby STkOTHER * WHITEHEAD.
SfABI4ER n JONES.
aud Druggists eyery,yher
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-18

much improsed-its bullion having Increased hy
fI9o o5o; and daily augmcntng--ihat It Is expected
notice will soon be given that 1t will discount COM
mereial bills Of ninety days.
srAiv.
Tie new papers contain further details e the out
rnges committed 10 Mexico upon the Sptnish rc.i-
dents aud cite numerous murders, houses sacked aud
bafbarBns cfueliies Of which the troops Of Alvarez
have feuaefei themselves guilty. instances are
mentioned IA which these atrocities took place with
in cannon shot Of the troops Of President G0mouiorf
without HER interfering TO check them. Tie DiUso
Eseapa estimates the Spauu,rds established in Mexi-
CO nj more than 10000. representing capital If
nearly j: l5ng3959U and engaged prominently in
all the great undertakings # the counry-in mining
agficaIt urc, trade aud banking
Ihe Espaaa announces that as soon as tie ships
he got ready body Of troops will he embarke /
for CAhn In replace those which are be sent from
accompany them.
The Go1frdugenie Of Cadiz Of the 18th ultimo, un-
der the head Of important news says.
We can positively affirm that government have
sent ORDERS Ia the sqhadron lying at Nahon to proceed
Immediately to Cndz, and join in thr expedition re-
solved Upon aRalnst Mexico. The instructions are
pressing TINT the Isabel II, corvette, Which was
10 leave for Nahon has received counter orders. 1t
is also stated that orders have been received 10 O..
in readiness without delay the line of battle ship
Francisco, the screw steam irgate Bercngaea, and
the steam soops Santa Teresa aud Isabel Fran
e.ea, lnow at FerroD for the sane purpose 1t IS
asserted that the reniorcemnnts which 10 be sent
h the army ia Cuba will amount to =. 900 men,
PORTUGAL AND CHINA.
II IS said that the Portuguese government Is prepar-
ing tosend military rclniorccmeuts To their settle
ments m China. This is given upon good authority.
Az AMERICAS AFFAIR.
\ case has occurred in Naples which has rendered
necessary an application to the government from Mr..
Owen, United States Minister \ man. called Iguazio
Laurio, about two years ago called upon his excel
lency aud put in his claims for some bounty land
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-18
EpAs's2ss Ne. fort',c s.n,lies.

nc. iof Tie ts1uies
Extra tin" B1th Post. wNItc ruled.
smaller
Small Bath Letter ruled. and assorted roors.
Large anl small Note Paper, white and ass1rtcd cooIs
Embossed Note. Urge medium aud small
Plain ii white Envelopes, all sizes,
" assorted cooTs.
Embossed Envelopes, great variety.
Bridal VARIETY
Mourning Paper, Envelopes, Cards &C.
Visiting Cards, cnaiualcd linen and fancy.
Also fancy Wax Wafris, Motto Seals, &c.
mlrlsts MORSES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-18

The train from this city to Brattleboro yester.
day afternoon. was signazed by the marriage OF
IL loving couple. The bridegroom lives in MI
no, the bride at Whately, aud at her home the
marriage should have occurred on Monday even
ing; but when the evening came no bridegroom
or clergyman came with it. both being left over
by the carr. the one a, Springfield and the other
at Northampton. The next morning the unhap'
py lover hastenoa 10 Wbately by the first cars,
aud as his stay in the east was limited. 1T was
finally agreed to proceed 10 Bellows Falls the
same afternoon, be married there, and from
thence continue the journey for the West and
for lite. AT the depot the waiting pair met the
delinquent pastor stepping from the very tram
they were To take, aud without hesitation 1t was
decided that he should 60 on with them, and per-
form the ceremony in the cars This was done
10 the eminent satisfaction of the parties and the
grrnt entertainment of the other passengers
Springfield Mass. Republican
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-18
MASONIC HALL.
ExT.aORDsN.R ATTRACTION.

THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
Open this AT clock for the accommodation of
Ladies aud Families. Tickets. - cents
Music by the HARMpNICHpRD PLAYERS,
prof II oil his instruments at once, The TIRE
NOLD MELODEON and the PIANO FORTE
In addition to nll Programme OF Vocal and Instrumental
Music. large collection ot
MAGNIFICENT IILuMISArED PAINTINGS
will surround the Hall every side, consisting OF Moonlight
Views Cities Water Views, Winter Scenes Storms IT Sea,
Of various parts of the World magnhed by
COSMORAMiC LENSES to the SIZE Of Naturc'
change of Vocal and Instrumental Programme for
tins evening.
Chickering's superb Pianos, kindly loaned by Mr.
Green, will be used
n mar ls.lt
UHOGIsNs MULTIPLICATION Term.
HI CHAS l.. COCKE-Superintendent
--- Chaplain.
wM.i ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aud Natural Science.
JSo y SHErHERD-Latin Language and Moral Science.
J T. BURGtK-Frenrh Language and Music,
CHAs. l.. CookE-Engsh Language
j. A. T.. WlNkLEtt-hlusie.
n. LEYFENT- Muse
CHAs. SHoEMAKER-DraH ing and Painting.
Miss l. JCRY-Assistant.
MISS $ Y. WIILIAMs-Asssiant.
JAMES CocKt-Beardng Department
MRS. : v CoCkE-Matrun.
On after the 10th day Of April at which time the new
building WAL he opened additional pupils will be admitted for
the remainder of the SESSION Tie close of the Session and
Board and Tuition, Coegiae Department, $50 80
Preparatory - 80
% no
Painting and Draw ng from 3 to Il %
PAY hc made halt advance and half at the close
Pupils who y Railroad stop Bonsacks
Salem Address the Superintendent Boetourt Springs
mar F.ciW
ltIANO, GUNASO 80 Tons OF No. Z Perm
N Guano Persons purchasing of us always rely
getting but the genuine article sell no other
EpI 4lp IN tiat most dali me terms
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-18
G'und eOn>Oii nird Lottery of Nary land.
" Ntrn I In.s L,

81 pTW0N, NIl 7NlllIs 70 FIU2.NU
Whole Ticket, so; Halves $40 Quarters s.
Please address all orders Tor Tickets the magnificent
scheme, TO 7. II. HUBBARD & co,
No - fayette ST. or Box No ~.
Baltim re, Maryland.
T. H. HrBBARp & Co authorized Agents 10 ill all
orders tor Ticket, IN tho Maryland Lotteries
mar Is t3Oipl X. FRANCE Il co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-18
PER-, Davis, Vegetable Pain sG i.ie,.. oiu,,-

tary, eonseientousy, and with much pleasure
readers the named medicine. speak
from obSeS aon and eNperene when
removes pain by magic from all parts OF body AMI
the medicines checking Di4rrla.a N
the premont0ry symptoms OF Cholera applied
both internally and externally with the best effects and
who have used the Pain Killer would willingly
constantly in their houses GIN Ereaia4 Soaparej.
One word in regard to Perry Davis Pin Killer
used II family and
in recommending it a valuable medicine. be-
kept every family have wincss, wonderful speedy
by its usprecently within thu
very rheumatism promising
speedy cure by this inmy estimation invaluable remedy
JABEZ ;. SWAN.
Pastor Of the Huntington s. Baptist Church. ind1n
Fnrsale by Druggists, Grucers Mece Dealers every
where
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-18


We known this giving
lief when taken for what 1t i recommended W.
Vpud advise every body them th year
nihre especially langud and delicate female
BAkEIts PREMIUM 81 he had all rncipal
Druggists IN Iynehhurg and elsewhere.
RICHMOND VA, April 9th ls-G.-MR. T. BAkfr-Dcar Sir:
cannot refrain from tcsyiug the efficacy your BtrS
in Dyspepsia. For eighteen months years
suffered greatly from Indigestion aciy. and Hose
bic and wretchcd feelings peculiar tbs disease
sar'inG yari r,mcde, wthou rcieI induced to
what virtue there was Ia 'E.k'r Premium Blifef
Having derived signal benefit the bottles
have hesitation in that Invaluable medicine
for all such Diseases With the bcst wishes for Your rrspe
ty am. respectfully yours, SUSAN T. STI'BBS
mar
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-18

The Swiss journals announce that qnarrels having
taken place during the week at Neufehate, in
sequence OF political proyocaton, the project ordered
the arrest of some individuals whose onyersation
gave reason 10 ienr the possibility Of fresh royalis
outbreak The Civic Guard patroed the streets.
Large numbers of tourists residing in Sebasto-
pol
Spain.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-18

1 Dry Slpdmp. -lnterestlng intelligence has
just been received from the State Survey of the
Oketenokee Swamp which covers nearly fourth
of the map of Georgia. The great swamp does
MT appear to be swamp after all. So far from
being impeded by water the expedition suffered
severely from want of il. and were compelled to
sink three wells for drinking aud cooking pnrpo-
The underwood, was also found of almost
fabulous thickness. through which they were
compelled to cut their way with knives, whereby
they were much delayed To be in danger of
starvation, their supplies being exhausted. The
most erroneous opinions have been entertained
of the extent and nature of the whole region. No
Published map gives any idea of its geography.
The survey will prove fortunate venture. The
submerged portion is found to be easily drained
whereby thousands of acres of the most valuable
cotton lands in the South will be reclaimed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-18

The following is an Interesting letter from Nh
American officer. 10 the Pennsylvania lnqal-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-18

" h.h"d family Grocery Green Apples cents
per peek also a line ot Beef Tongues which will sell
low for cash. i Il SOLOMON
mari
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-18

~ luton of the GIG CauAci Iherrbv give notice 10 f. ~
ga voters Il the City Of tyuehburs that the Aunua eel. m
L" y otirers will be het IN HI first Fney{qp IN pyV ,,
AZ treHds Ware House Lynch and at Pa rs w,r
o"-c IN Henry Ward or Members City ON, ell Mem
pfsu me Court Of busting, Mayor Sergeant iig ton>a
oe Master Of Police Commissioner and OF the M
ehAe Surveyor of the city and Oycrscers the Poor
luther give notice that Ambrose b Ruckcr VIM Tai,
,er" Newton Gordon Peeg Seabury Seth Woodroof of
iHncl aId aud Jno. T. Murrell Geo. b. Thurman VIM r
anderson jas NJ Booker and Robert Early of Henry ward
ar appointed Commissioners TO superntend, F. IT. Dun
ga OF Lynch Ward and Christopher Clark Henry Ward
JAS. q. WILLIAMS.
1"' 'u''e Clerk Council
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-18

v store and Ole fot easa supcr tr lot If Java
aEuyra Al Rio Cole Loaf Crushed Coffee aud Brown s
kN' Imperial and BLACK Teas, Superior article s1ppri u Al
am hie ana 1alow Candle with variety articles such
as arc found In q taluiN Z clrN- l.,.nr ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-18
COMMERCIAL.
REPORT OF THE
rynehburg Tobacco and Grain Market,
CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY. THURSDAY AND SATURDAY BY
NOWlIN, loot n CO.,
COMMITS SION NJ e r H N T s.

ToBAeco-Recepts are lighter for the past week,
Planters being engaged in preparing for another
CROP Price. are a shade better not sufficient, how
ever. to iasiiff IA change in our quotations.
W. al.ss Planters TO send shipping tobacco IN hea-
,j1y prized hogsheads and manufacturing in lightly
Fine manufacturing leaf 3oG9s35; good do. a,
Ia 80: inferior "A dark do. 5oGGSlo 30 man
uf4cturng lugs, 96eSl2 mean and frosted do 7G9
- 30. No shipping tobacco Offering
prime white
Flooa.-Sapelfn at Sc 90; other grades in pro-
portion.
t'aRx-Sales have been made at soc.
oAfs-ln demand and few Offering We quote
Coo s5e. ....=..z=.......
NOWLlN, foot Il co.
LYNGHBU re- WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT
CORRECTED 1YERY TUESDAY THURSDAY AND SATURDAY ny
\. 3. RUCKER,
WHOLESALE AND TAIL GROCER AND
Commission Merchant.
OPPOSITE BANK SQUARE, LfNGHBI RG,YA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-18
UHOaLsS~ lNsTITGTE.-SuM T.
HI tHAS l.. COCKE-Superntendent,

(tIAEO, S.TNASO 80 Tons OF No I Peru
Guann. Persons purchasing of may always rely
getting but the article, sell other
For SAFE N the accommodating terms by
mar NJ HoIIINS & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-18

only artici" particularly suiIcd to Children.
Ii yon wish their ads entirely clear Dand IT.
SERS BAY LEAVES.
II You mi.h IL comb thcirheads with ease ROssER>
BAY LEAVES
II Nou bcantjy their give them the ar
eaanee Of little ladies and gentlemen, ROSSEES BAY
LEAVES
II Haa W. 20 promote the growth their hair
to Ito" in glossy and dXuriani ru4cts ROsSEES Day
LEAVES
AMI sop the parent wish these beneficial your
own har use Ro>'@t, BAY LAWS Procure your supply
Of SlRoTIIER y WHITEHEAD the only agents fer this
f..9dSrts