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Gen,lemen:-Your very kind letter, expressing
on behalf of yourselves and other Oh my eilo" c't'
z.ns An earnest desire that should permit my name
10 be used as candidate for the vacant Juogesh'P'
in this district has lust been handed me. In common
with the people of the whole district, deeply de:
More the melancholy event which has rendered
sno,ber judicial election sCon necessary So large
n number of my fellow citizens, in addition to your
..Ives have been SO kind as to make upon me a SINH
lar call that no room for doubt remains, that you rep
resent the sentiments of the people OF my naive
county.
To your request, gentlemen, | have no other an
aver to make thar that already given TO many OF
Won psrsonslIy, "hat whilst would not enter can
yass for the office yet if it should be- the pleasure OF
m. people of their own free will to elect me, shall
deem il my duty accept the trust, and to exert to
the utmost my energies to perform, in satisfactory
manner tue arduous and responsible labors which 1t
imposes" You at liberty, gentlemen, to use my
name 10 euch manner, as may in your Judgment, best
consist with the proprety and dignity OF the office
distinctly understood, that have no desire to lore
stal public opinion in any way to obtrude myself
upon the district: the office would have no value IN
my eyes, unless bestowed by the spontaneous ana
uncontrolled will of the people. Thus bestowed
should esteem it the highest honor that could oe con-
ferred ard should accept it with grateful feelings lot
the kindness, confidence, and respect manifested 10
wards me by my fellow citizens should be waning
in sensibility gentlemen, if did not express 10 YOU
aud those whom you represent, my Warmesl luahhs
for this evidence OF your kindness.
remain, with sincere respect, your iriend.
WILLOUGHBY NEWTON.
To Messrs. john b. Murphy, William Is. Bailey,
John T. TaaferrO and Others
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p O e r r Y .
lowe NO MAN A DOLLAR.
rY cHAs. P. SHIRAS.

Oh. do not envy, my own dear wife,
The wealth Of our next door neghoor'
And bid me still to be stout of heart,
Aad che-rfully follow my labor.
You must know the Last Of ,hose little debts,
That have been our lingering sorrow
IL paid this nighl. So we'i both 20 form
With happier hearts Tomorrow.
Oh the debtor is but shame faced Dog
With The creditors name on his Collar
While am king, and you are queeh'
For we owe no man dollar
Our neIohbor you saw in his coach to-aay,
With his wife and his Haunting dausu.Ss''
While We sat down TO cur cover'esS oo''o'
To crust and cup OF wateii
saw that the tear;dr"ps ,oo s :" yn T".
Though YOU tried your best 10 copceai IL
Itnaw ,h., Ihe contrast reached your heart,
And Won could not help but ieel III
Buf knowing now that our scanty fare
Has freed my neck from the collar,
You'll join my laugh, and help me shout,
That we owe no man dollar!
This nsighbor whose show has dazzled your eyes,
In fact is q wretched debtor;
lpity him oft from my very heart,
And wish that his lot were better.
Why the man is the verie.t slave alive,
For his dashing wife and daughter
Will live in style though ruin should come
So he goes like lamb to the slaughter
But he feels it the tighter every day,
1 nat terrtol6 QeOtOr q cOidi. -.
Oh, what would he give, could he cay with u.s.
That he owed no man dollar.
You seem amaz cd, but I'll tell you morei
Within two hours met him
Snsakiug away with q frightened air,
Asif fsnd had beset bin;
Yet he fed from very worthy man,
Whom met with the greatest pleasure
Whom called by name and forced to stop,
Though be said No was not at leisure,
he held my last note 40 held him fast,
Till he freed my neck from the collar;
Then shook his hand as proudly said:
"Now, l owe 10 nan dollar"
All. now you smile, for you feel the force
Of the truth have beeu repeating;
knew that a downright honest heart
In that gentle breast was beating!
Tomorrow I'll rise with giants STRENGTH
To follow my daily labor;
But ere We sleep, let US hunbly pray
For our wre,ched next door neighbor;
And well pray for the tir,e when oil shall be free
From the weight of the debtors collar
Whom the poorest shall lift up his voice and cry,
"Now, owe no man dollar"
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For the Enquirer.
CADETS oFHAMProN MILITARY ACADEMY.

CADETS OF HAMPTON MILITARY ACADEMY.
At meeting OF the Cadets of the Hampton Mill
tary Academy, on Thuredsy, the l4th of May on
motion, Capt. r. H. Jones was called to the Char,
and Ord'ly Seg't w. q. McCsbe appointed Secretary.
On motion, LII. Geo. Il. Todd, Serg't A. G. HudgiDs,
Corpl Geo. NJ. Peek and prlvates n Fitzgerald aud
X. X. Chapman we're appointed committee, who
reported the following resolutions, which We're unani.
mOusly adopted, viz:
Resolved, That tender to the citizens Of Will
amsburg, generally, our hearty thanks for their cor
dial reception Of us, the occasion Of our recent
visit to their city en- route for jamestown.
Resolved, That TO Col. Armislead, President Ewell,
Messrs. Copton, Bright, Calnn, the Officers Of the
Lunatic Asylum, and to Messrs. Ednunds and Bap
fist. IA Committee Of the two Literary Societies of the
Colege) we are under especial obligations for those
varied acts of courtesy which rendered our sojourn
among them so agreeable, aud demonstrated that those
high social qualities. which distinguished Virginia in
the good old times" still find their abode IN her AL
cient capital.
is also entitled to our need Of praise for his officer.
like bearing and evident desire to promote our COM
fort and enjoyment
r. II. JONES, Chm'n.
WIN. GORDON McCABE, Sec'y.
y Wing please copy.
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BALTIMORE CAITLE MARKET Il,

PfL IINVNIs N-f I III IH fNNLI, Jun
There WIS large supply OF beef cattle at III
ket to day, but the market was very dull. the
ers generally refusing 10 buy at the prices Gait
held At. Prices tell off about - cents on the
qualities, aud 80 TO - cents per 100 pounds on
terior lots. the offerings We're $50 head 80 Of
wer. driven to Philadelphia, 50 were left over
- were sold 10 Pennsylvania graziers at 81 Z:
Oh the hovi, and The balance ii7J head Were
up by Baltimore butchers at prices ranging ir,
~ v Is III on the hoOf. equal to $40 II De
averaging ST gross. Live hogs have been in
demand, al price ranging from 80 10 ~ !
pounds nett. She-p are coming forward prett,
ly, and We now quote them al 8 5O IS p
pounds for clipped.
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NEW HAMpSpIRE p0I ,r,o..

BosroN, June 3.-The Republican Leeisl.ture
caucus at Concord, N. h., took no action ,ouch;nv
tho nomination OF United States Sera,or, bur NOM.
mated Moody Currier president OF the Senate and II
Rollins ,vr speaker Of the House.
The Democratic members nominated VIM. Banner
for president, and Lewis Clark for speaker.
CONCORD, june 3.-The Legislature has organized
By elscting the nominees of the Republican caucus
Gov. Halle will be inauRurated to morrow.
The House passed q resolution for the appointment
OF committee to report the action necessary to b,
taken in regard to the bred Scott decision of the Su
preme Court.
The opening speech of the president of the senate
indicates proposition for Kansas appropriation.
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VF T III L.
INratrNr, py .cur

APPOINTMENTS BY THE president
Laton ). Fuller postmaster AT Scranton, Penn.
MIA vice b. IL. Tnroop.
W. w. Armstrong postmaster at Tifin Obs
George Knapp.
Gideon W. Young postmaster at Chelsea, y
cbusetts. -
f. w. Cullen, of Arkansas, a purser in the |
StateS navy.
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ERAM IVA SIIlAE EnN

WAsHISGToN, June Sit is not true that La.
pier officially denies the cesslon Of the island n
mama hay to Great Britain. The adminis,rs,; :,
tainy did not interrogate him, nor did be yo.'1
any statement upon the subject. No one 551
in diplomatic or government circles, b-i-y..
such d cessou has been made.
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Departed th!a life. on the nj ght of Tuesday. the
OF June, nj the residence OF Ex.prs.ident Tyler,
she visit 70 Mrs Tyler, her sister. Mrs
BEEcKMAN. In the early day o, her lite. adm
beloved by all who knew her. A pure and brst
has winged it's iigh, to Heaven.
DIED, at the residence of Mrs Bctsev Read, In ii
ty of Roanoke. on the 26th OF May WILLIAM h
in the 5lst year OF his age.
DIED, Of Pneumonia on The 4th of June. at Sec
Hanover county, JOHN JONES, infant son OF VIII
Henrietta J. Gib,on, aged months and two days
''Of such are the Kingdom OF Heaven"
Died, at his residence near this city, at 81 och
Saturday the 9th instant. AFTER long and painful
which ne bore with great Christian fortitudc il!
SPOTS, Esq General Agent of the Penitentisr
:. WIS in the 5lst year OF his Rge-hsd been a me-
the legislature from Tnzewell county. and many 81
Agent OF the Peniten,iary. In sll his relations, Al
lie officer and private citizen, he high mind
honorable gentleman and kind and aiectionate b
aud father.
DIED, of Paralysis. on the 4th inst, in The co
Louisa, Miss MATILDA COATES, elder daughter
Coates, deed.
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THE HEALTH OF CRAWFORD THE sCULF

THE HEALTH OF CRAWFORD THE SCULP.
TOR.-The Arabia brought one weeks later news o
the sculptor Crawford who is under medical freatf
ment for the malignant cancer just behind one OF his
eyes. The physician says that the worst symptoms
have entirely disappeared and he concludes that the
BRAN Is not diseased but merely affected by pressure,
and therefore he has strong hope Of cure. Mr. Craw
iord remained quite blind the we'll eye being affect
assured, will he completely restored go soon as the
tnm0r In the diseased eye has been radncad
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BOARD OF VISITORS for the Virginia Mil,s..
tuts, appointed by the Governor for the yess I.
Col. George Blow. City of Norfolk " =
X. A. Claybrook Esq Northumberland
Col. A. Hughes billiard, Halifax
Col. J. L. Kemper, Madison
Col. James n. Paxton, Rock bridge
DR.. Russell w. Meem, Shenandoah
Thomas l.. Preston, Esq, Smyth
Col. j. Augustine Smith, Harrison
Gen. William II. Richardson, lex officio, 4.
General. ~
FIRE.-The alarm of FIRE, yesterday morpi,
caused by the partial burning of the houss oc
by Burger ~ Boyle as saw mandatory, 7,
men were promptly on the spot. and prevep,.
serious damage. Their loss will b. quite sinai
TWO DEMOCRATS FROM FAUQUIER.-Ws
elected both our candidates to the Legisls,p
would feel somewhat elsted were il not for !,
that We had no doubt whatever, that such wOr
been the result. When did Fauquier have two
ocratlc members elected at the same time b.
Certainly not for very many years. Indeed, F..
has acted nOblv in this canvass and We shall 10
dismiss sit doubts as 10 the soundness Of her D
racy. Scott and Downman are fine fellows a.,
sible men and We have no doubt will give 81,
tention to ;h. new duties devolying upon u
It0rrrRIOa EH1g.
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FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

WAsHINGToN, june 5.-It is reported and believed
that the Governorship OF Utah has been rendered
Ell Gov. P. F. Thomas, of Maryland.
1t 10 not believed, by the U. Government, tina,
an Island in the Bay Of Panama has been ceded t.
Great Britain.
u. 5. Consul at Aepinwall.
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ARRIVAL OF WALKER IN PHILADELPHIA,
PHILApELrHIA, June 5.-Gen. Walker arrived,
unexpectedly, at Philadelphia this morning; in con
sequence Of which but few persons were present TO
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NIARRlE ED.
DIED.

MARRIED on the % inst , by the Rev Charles II
MAXWELL 7. CLARKE. and ELLEN. dAus!
James Scott, Esq all OF this city.
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BANK OF RoCKINGB,y

BANK OF ROCKINGHAM
HARRISoSBuRG, Va, June i.
HxsRr A. WISE, Esq. Governor of Va:
Dear sir:-Enclosed send you = statement OF I.
djtiou of this Bank on the Let april 1850, ami il.
1857 Yours very respectfully.
c. c. sTRAfER, ca
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S5T,56l 30 SIS

We. the undersigned. members of the Board Of
tors of the Bank Of Rockingham, believe the ior
statement 10 be correct A g. lRlCK
PETER HEEEBERG.
r. w. THURMOSD,
W. A. CONRAD,
HENRY OFT.
STATE or acknowledgements orSrY. To w.
This day, c Strayer, Cashier OF the Bank o'
ingham. personally appeared before ne, nO,sry !;
in aud for said county, and made oath that the tore
statement showing the condition OF the Bank o, R:
ham, the lst OF April, ls57, is true TO the bee:
knowledge and belief.
Given under my hand this lat day of June. l3'7
SAM'L X. STERLING.
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For the enquirer.
11n>y yuIIJOI1GHRY NEWTON.


WxsrMoRELAsDiMay %, 1891.
DEAR Sir :-Being sctusted by desire 10 cu@ n,
with the wishes of large number of citizens, o ,hs
undersigned respectfully and earnestly Iequesu
YOU will consent to the presentation OF your ms a.
This district as a candidate for the office Oh t o.,
recently rendered vacant by the melancholy a1d, in
Hon Eustace Conway. We feel assured sm thl
making this solicaion, we are but ren onI IF ,hs
feelings and expressing the wishes, not ony o. ,ue
people of your native county but OF the o NJ
rally. and We sincerity trust that you VIII aloa ~ He
sonal considerations, prevent you from accepting
this call Of your Shc ,u seis Is made
upon YOU at this time. Hoping that you VIII acceae
to the above request made at tie nssanGe
we remain your friends and ob't. servants,
John Murphy, GorGo" y r TauIe.
1,"TT.y;sf,rro William n Jett
Wi,l;sm Carv Joe b Thrift,
t,W nrsnson Jeremiah Thrift,
Thos = p;cs DR. John Mayo,
Eiast w 90. Henry Beale,
RSn, pcrshh Ro II Chawuing,
Robt Sanford, otnnh'
James Jett,
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DEcIsIoS AGAINST RAILnoAD.-A couple of suts
which were brought by ). w. venab'e and j. A.
Hair against the SouthSide tVa.) Railroad, have
jus, baen decided. The complainanls sought ind IN
nity for three slaves killed by the explosion OF a
boiler in December, 1855. Mr. Venable claimed for
his loss tone savel $780, and the physicians account
OF So The Jury returned verdict in his favor $56S,
with interest from date OF the accident.
In favor of Mr.. Hair, verdict was returned Of
81 100 tor one slave and 1898 for the other with in
terest from date, sc.
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EXCITEMENT AT PoRT REPUBLIC, Wallis sta
ted that great excitement prevails III Port Republic,
Rockingham county, Va, growing out of the burn
ing of quite a number OF barns IN that part of the
county, and beating of negro who Twas about 10
make revelations. The Stanton Spectator states
that suspicion rested upon certain individuals and a
family named Randall have been started on trip to
Ohio. A man named Jones, also implicated III the
affair is sad to have made his escape.
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LiGHTsISG.-The house of William II Bell Esq., in
Bells Valley in Rockbridge county. WAS struck by
lightning on Wednesday evening of last week. The
lightning struck the end Of the house shsttering the
chimney and n;urng the wall. Fortunately The mem
bers of the family at home were n the other part Of
the house and thus escaped.
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The Carolina Times for Sale,

The subscriber, desiring to retire. from the
printing business, offers for sale the entire cs.
tablisl,ment known ns.the CAROLINA TINES,
to which is connected welIcondtioncd JOB
OFFICE
The Times DAILY, Tri-wcekly and Weekly
issues is in prosperous condition. enjoying u
very fair circulation and largca advertising
patronage. The Job Office is in good order,
containing abundance Of material for the exc.
c"tion Of any class of work, and is libernlly
patronised.
The Press department, containing three pres
scs, is also complete, md Sworked by stcam
running one Adams and one Cylinder Press. :.
AS Printer to the House of Representatives
the subscriber has made ample arrangements
pie remuneration. and properly managed can.
not fail to give handsomeiprofit.
AS the subscriber has determined to SELL an
opportunity is afforded those who may desire
to engage in journalism to secure one of the
best conditioned and prosperous establishments
to be3ound in the South, at very low figures.
Forfurther infermatiou, address the snbscri.
eer,s snt Columbin, S. G. E. II. BRETON.
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b f. W 4 R f.!
A TIMELY WARN1NG!!

ME decided superiority Of RORABACK'S
l. COMPOUND CHEMICAL SOAP--its be-
ing made in five minutes costing only three
quarters OF n cent per pound, being made with
out Ley or Grease, has excited an interest and
curiosity in the minds of some, that perhaps
would lead them into unpleasant difficulties.
1t is for the benefit of those unacquainted
with the nature of Patents and Patent Laws,
that we insert this canton for it is presumed
that no gentleman, no Just aud honorable man
would attempt to use the Recipe without pro-
per authority, even should he obtain it other
wise.
We would here state, that any person using
right may expect to suffer the utmost penalty of
the Patent Law, for it will be promptly enforced
to its fullest extent-no apology or compromise
will be allowed to mitigate its stringcncy. We
have the control Of the State-we and our as
signs only have authority to sell Family Rights.
Citizens of this District obtain Rights by
calling on MIR. J. j. LYONS, the indcfatgablo
Clothing man, who has purchased from the
Right for Abhevile.
Persons desiring Territory, will call on the un-
derwrters Mt Abbcvillc G. III.
SHARP & WESTMORELAND.
r. S.-We would further state for the benefit
of those who arc misled and imposed upon al
most every day, by being induced to believe
that they purchase articles for the manufacture
of Roraback's Soap. that any assertion cncour-
aging such brief is positively and entirely false
The principal Chemicals used are not sold in
the District now, but will bc soou.
S. &. W.
Feb. 81, 1857. I3-tf
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SheriH,s Sales

Wy virtue of sundry Writs of Fieri Facias
- to me directed, will sell at Abbev;IJe
Court House, on the first Monday and TUESDAY,
in April next, within the legal hours of sale
the following property, to wit:
$50 Acres of Land, more or less, bouded Ly
Robt. Stuckey. VIM Boyd and others as the
property Of JOS. Fisher, ads. B. H. Shirley and
others. ,.
IT Acres, more or less. bounded by Elizabeth
r. G SBdrp. ' "''
800 Acres, more or less BOUNDED by J. G.
BozemanS f. +. Power and others, rs The pro.
,perty of J. A. Martin, ads J. F. Bell, Ex'or.
e Tribe and Others.
200 Acres, more or lose, bounded by Reni
'naabs ads. Jno. Sanders and ati,erE
20 Acres, more or less, bounded BY, j. Graves,
T. .. Gil.s6ean end Others as2he ,i5tobertv OF
B. E. Gibsrk ads, d. OsTfa~Iiiortf ana other.
Negro Woman, Charity !, Hnfse and Bag.
sgy, as the property of W. H. Perksrsun, ads.
Roberts d. Adams aud others =
Lot old Bacon, j lot new do, 3edoz. cane
bottom and dpz split bottomed chsira lot
b0S b0Skf os, Rssssss ssSe tsssng glasses 3 ri,
Dressing Table, 2 mattressesss1jar Lard, lot
-lars and. Jags, 2 W Waiters. Il Wash Stand And
Bucket l. lot Boxes and Barrels aIidT .Hooa
as the Propsrts,Of W. NJ Sale. ads A. Goaon
! Ies Kaissi.;.ad @ S.sss 4, lse, s,,ls.,et ii.
apTs, more oriess 4 ict pscahtsss: aad slram.-
, S'ss IGs Isess ss WS, sSS ssss ass
a.ss;s sisssI II ss;s q ss
|ssg Isslss we 4 s,s Hsss 8 8
q An !.
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HODGES DEPOT.

TINIIE Firm of ROBERTS, ADAMS & SMITH
l. wns dissolved on the first of October,
1854. 1t is hoped that nil persons indebted
will come foryard and settle by cash or note,
We arc anxious TO close our old business.
ROBERTS g. ADAMS
Still continue business at Hodges, and at Long
Cane, aud by the first Of April will have finc
Spring Stock Of Goods,
selected with great care in New York and Bal.
tilnore, which We respectfully offer to our
friends and customers at moderate profits
Come and see, and he; your own Judge. We
merely wish to let you know That We nre still
here, feeling satisfied that if you will come,
onr Goods and prices will please you.
Very respectfully,
ROBERTS Il ADAMS.
Hodges, S. c., March 81. 1856 Al If
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soap! SO1P!! SO1P!!!
THE INDISPENSABLE ARTICLE,
Feb. 81, 1857.

oO-11 - O<iT - OL1f>
THE INDISPENSABLE ARTICLE.
I YONS, having purchased the Right for Ab
- bevillc District. to make and sell FSOra-
backs's Patent Compound, Chem
zeal soap, Is now prepared to sell Family
Rights on reasonable terms The advantages
which this Soap possesses over any other which
is now, or will ever hereafter be in use, are
these:
In the first place, YOU can make the finest
and most beautiful Toilet Soap, highly pcrfum-
ed and richly colorcd, ut q cost (buvinp the
chemicals by wholcsale,) of only Four Cents per
pound.
= I'm the second place, yon can make the prctt:.
est whitest and incest Washing Soap Mt n
cost of only three -quarters,o of cent per pound
10 cents for q hundred pounds.
In the third place, after having obtained Re-
cipc-which will be given You ut the time yon
buy your Family Ri.ht-y"u can, in Is nlinu-
tcs, at cost Of only Thirty Cents, make two bar
rels out of one of Ley Soap and the two, after
they have been doubled, will be better Soap
than the first barrel WAS.
In the fourth place, this Soap will clean the
skin better, (if people are disposed to doubt it,
we will prove what VIC say. by applying it to
twosor three boys-or, rather Young mcn-who
wear boots outside Of their pants about town.
and it will wash clothes winter, and with less
washing, than any other washing compound
Nv" III uSS. "A PoChcI uuHuhcTCIlIeI OF piece
of homespun, may be dipped into tar buck
ct, or drawn through n carriage wheel, until it
Is completely covered with tar, or grease and
black lead, and then in three waslnings in cold
,rater. (of course it will wash better in warm
it will be made as white it originally was.
No other Soap will do this. 1t will take grease
out Of floors and friend remarked to us the
other day. that he believed it would GO through
an inch plank after little paint tar or grease
And ladies. all who have husbands who need
cleaning up.and rcnovating, if You will send
them up some warm day 1T wont do to apply
Roraback to them in cold weather, unless YOU
give them some money to buy warm Clnihcs
with-thercs danger Of some of them taking
violent colds,) we promise that you will he ut.
terly astoundcd when they return home You
will I'm lily believe that such n change in up-
pc"rance could have been effected in SO short
time.
So now, to be serious, (und VIC believe we
are dishonest enoug to advise our own pco-
pie. our own friends, our own relations, to do
u thing which will ,be of no benefit to them,
and which must result uninvorably t" ,;s) we
advise every family TO procure Right. There
is not Family in Abbcvlc District, doing any
wnshing Mt all, who does not use Fifteen Dol.
lnrs. worth of Soap i'll year; and by Rora-
backs Recipe, you can mukc your Right clear,
the first year. IT is not like Coat or n pair of
Pants-in two years, nt the outside, they arc
worn out-this lasts you. your lifetime.
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