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A DOUBLE DIVORCE.

Inc Bueyrus Journal is responsible for the
ioho"lng, That paper is remarkably rich in
romances Of this character. Probably il has
some person to get them up to order. But then
IL might have happened, which is the most i'm
PoItant consideration in the premises;
IN An one OF the townships of this county, a little
north OF Bucyrus, dwelt a well-to do widower
s nity, with an only son of twenty-five
"a thlee- MI - we withhold names for
OBVIOUS reasOns) had heen a widower for many
yesrs. anu became weary of that mode of liy
ing, ing, ne accordingly determined to marry again.
tne desernination once formed, the next thing
was 10 ma the woman necessary, which in this
country is not at all difficult. FortunstsIv for
HIM widow lady resided near him, who had
a daughter possessing all the requirements
one was beautiful girl Of twenty years, sc-
r 'm mPhshed and sPrightly-iust the one wanted
To be sure she Was rather youuv bnt NJ
was young boxing also. Sometimes his mind
would wander TO the mother, who was quite as
handsome as the daughter, and almost as young
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A WATER LOCONorIvE.-According to the
Sew York LockpOrt Courier, Daniel Winer, of
that village, has been for some months engaged
IN the building Of a "water locomotive" which,
Ine Courier says, made a successful trial on
Saturday. Its main feature is that of a foat.
ing locomotive which moves upop the water the
same AZ the locomotive on the railroad track.
The engine and the wheels are built so MS 10
float, save the wheels enter the water suficient-
Jly to propel the boat forward as thew move
The inventor claims that boat constructed an
this plan can be propelled with greater ease
ana faster than the railroad engine, and that
il is peculiarly adapted to canal navigation
as in going thirty miles an hour it would moi
raise as much swell rs an ordinary Constructed
Steamboat wopl4 in going Eve. -
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Educational.
THE FRENCH LANGUAGE.

Lsi Ehi asb rSs e II EEMAkE
the French language, are not surpassed or eonsled
hy any other Institute in the city. The corps of
VIII oh vii commences on the sii of September, and
more of the studies of the school will be pursued
heretofore as a large msjority Of the pupils now
sSeak tse n language with huency The advantages
who has tole ably good reading knowle edge OF ihe
Iansnage' to speak It fuently In the Of the
CIculaIs and Catalogues can be Obtained at all the
ase MG.s Stores and at the Institute No.
ao % wv VIce-Princpal.
I .AFApYETTE INSTITUTE,
Il PeHnSyIrdnfG arenue, above I7th street.
=, The undersigned late President OF Wilmington
Female College. Delaware assisted by Miss MARIA
cn Mnr Of hs
oee1s's Sboa Of che SI se%ns New
MSpdsa Sot and 6
In the ARRANGEMENTS and furnishing of the school
rooms IN the general scholastic regulations, and in
the metho0s OF instruction and government il is
believed the Institute will be found to the
city and worthy Of the confidence of its citizsns,
Inc course oil study is that generally pursued at
our highest female Institutions. oung ladies' sat
bs ,Hs :, the sne
each student that individual attention aud personal
Interest reagslts % to successful study sach de
VERY limited number will be received as members OF
Sl2 81; Senior, SIS per quarter
ADDRESS through city post Ofioe until the 25th :
dlteTWd,ds pe4se call at the Institute.
l.. c. LOOMS, A. M.
Reference is made to the following gentlemen,
whose daughters or wards have been under my in
Hon. Hon T6omfs =: Hicks; Governor Of Maryland.
Hon; Geo. w. Sparks, Mayor city of Wilmington.
Pr. Askew. Postmasier city of Whining ton.
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FALL ARRANGEMENTS.
FROM R2sHfNGTf55tS sHRfANtGsTf55tSsfofss, fSk su9dRa1 %R1s WEST
LIST. MAIL TRAIN e sfsEt. sEsGsst al IS and 7a5
breakfast at the Relay House, washington juno
d' 3D. "fl3ff TIE ptCcffsNsCP pCfNGPSSsTI AND ST. LOUIS
EXPRESS CONNECTION leaves Washington
at $50 p m, reaching Cincinnati at 2: IN. next day
and connecting directly with Ex press Train for Lou
isvIe. Cairo and the Southwest, and for st. Louis,
Kansas. DO. Time, from Washington to CIncinnatI,
Sd. TfSCiNNihtTiI.' il tI'i DRYTo%S, Ea'f + % %fNDIANApo-
N6kTawEsTERN Non NHgi ExfREssc RfEssschS4 .sTs. 4HD a.y
Ing at Washington junction or Baltimore, leaving
Baltimore at lo p. m.
To view the Grand Mountain Scenery of the Road
IN ayllght, take the IS and 7.45 AS D. m.
trans from Washington.
For PaIkersburg and all Stations on the North
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad take the same
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks to all susr-
ters, and every other possible facility will be found
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main Stem of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will leave Washing
For ali norn,s he,uasr Iy.sbirv,or Irno,ior nd
PIedmont take the S S. or 7.45 a. m. trains.
For all Stations between Piedmont and w heeling
taks the IS p; m Trsln. To connect with the Fred
erIck Train take the 5. 81 p. m. Train.
WASHINGTON & BALTIMORE TRAINS.
Leave Washington for BaltImore st SIS and 7.45
only.
Leave Baltlroro at 4.sO and $50 a. M and $50 and
~ p. IN. On Sunday at 80 a m. only.
The 745 and AS trains only Will stop at way sta
tlons and for Annapolis connections.
Ing trains for the west, and the $50. 7.45 and 30
p. IN. trains for the east.
For further information inquire at the Baltimore
and OHIO Railroad Ticket office, Washlngton.
an 10 T. III. PARSONS, Agent,
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LIMITED STATES MAIL LINE
ONLY RE6ULAR LINE
An WITHOUT yArLyEI ToR EIsHr yIAls, psR
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
VIA PANA M A RAIL DAD.

CANTONESE many frauds and imposI- <e<~s
uons OF various kinds have been lately 14xKR
Serpet1ted on travellers bound TO oCALI-@
FORNIA, that the subscriber the on ap { hori ned
Agent for passage BY the U 8 Mai Line, VIA PAPA
ma, IN the city OF New York, feels 1t hIs duty to
that TO AVOID IMPOSITION, they must se careful 20
IND the true o1lce OF the Steamships OF the u. =.
Mail Line, via Panama Railroad. as no other ono
IN New York u authorized TO engage passage.
The Companies have only one ONCE IN New York,
yhlob 10 ht Ia est street. of Warren street,
fronting on the North River, st the head Of tbs Com
pAly's Wharf.
tn LW. RAYMoNp, Ass.t.
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DRADY'S GALLERY,
ID So Pa. AVENUE, NEAR 7TH STRICT,
Ocer Spseny, R,ttenkosSs, Fdnr Co.'S
BdHktHg HoHss.
Mr.. BRADY begs respectfully TO inform the Pub
lie thai in of the very liberal patToDas
he has Ieoelved sInce opening ms PH o L o.
GRAPHIC GALLERY at Washington. he wall
contrary to his original INTENTION keep II open during
the summer months.
An efiolent corps of Artists will be CONSTANTS IN
attendance to execute Photographs and Ambroty pes
in the hest possible manner.
III Prices ranging from 81 upwards.
The Collection of Portraits Of distinguished men
at this Gallery 1.-THE largest the world open for
public inspection every day Sundays excepted from
q. m. To D.. ie S-eoSm
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CARLISLE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
y CUMBERLAND COUNTY. "a.
This well-known Mountain Resort, situate IN
Cumberland county. Pa = five miles north "a
easl of Carlisle, vii be open for visitors on yeMH
the 10th Of June. The waters of these A..51l
Springs are highly Impregnsted with minerals. sad
are superior for drII king aud iathing. Aocommoda-
tIons large. Fare from Philadelphia TO carlelse,
sass; from Baltimore to CarlIs e, $50. Visitors
leaving PhIladelphia and Baltimore an the morning
train arrive At the Springs at .. IN.
For further information address the pfoprietOrs,
OWEN d CHANDLER.
Carlisle Springs. Ps-
Refersnees.-JohnC G. Da Costa. Ess., Thos. 4.
Perclval, Esq. Philadelphia; Alex. Kirkland. ESQ.
VIM. Renshav, Esq., Baltimore: Jacob Gideon.
ESQ. Richard Wallach, Esq, Washington.
lie so -2md
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A FARM IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY,VA
"A FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR IN
PROVED pRnpER Eo,,, or e r..

STORE FOR RENTING store on Ohio ave-
- nue. betw ween 18th and 18th SITS IL particular
tot: J. & w. NJ. GAIT, northwest corner 18th
and sts., No.547. je 26- Ieotf
DARE CHANCE FOR WOOD ANDCOAL
H. DEALERS For ront, for ten years. vacant
LOT upon near 20th street, 81 by l9 feet, nearly
opposite the new Presby terrain Church. For terms
ap % ltawtf
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ACADEMY,

u MOrfgomsry County Md.
The next session will commence MONDAY Sep
tenber 9Th. None but 4 eachers ofthorough schoI
arshIp and successful perIence will be engaged,
The accommodation for boarders in the Prlncl
pals faml y will he ample, large addition to the
boarding house being In progress.
Boys will be prepared for advanced classes in any
OF the colleges in the Juntry, fitted for
parent.
Catalogues may be obtained at the principal book
stores or by addressing at BroOkevIle, Md, either
f. b. .PKETTYMAN. A. NJ, Principal.
A. BOWIE DAVIS,
an y colin President Board of Trustees.
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A SPECIAL NOTICE.-"V Valley View Farm -
"A late the residence of John ii. King, decd, is
offered for sale or rent. To persons living In this
section ls deemed unnecessary to describe 1t, but
be well to mention thst no place within hundred
miles OF Washington city offers such Inducements
either to purchaser or tenant. The improvements
arc a large and commOdIous Dwelling, containing IL
large Barn, and ample StablIng; Wagon Sheds, Car
rage Hnuse, Ice House, Green House, Spring
House, Tool House, Carpenters Shop, Root { ell
lars, Corn House. Smoke House, Servants q uar-
ters, Hay aid Gram Barracks, &c-in a word,
every convenience that he desired upon a farm.
Several Springs of hre water are upon the place,
and particularly one from which wafer is forced to
the dwelling stables, de-, by by dTaulIc ram. fbe
idrm contains about 81 acres, all under fencing and
IN high state of cultivation, and beautifully laid of
place, for the last fifteen years hiss been carried on
very ccessfuily as q market garden, There rs q
large quantity Of Hot bed Sash, Forcing Frames,
&C.. on the place that can be successfully used in
kinds, Grapes, Currants, GoOseberrIes, c., be
numbered by thousands.
1t Is presumed that any one desiring such place
will examine IL personally. Every information W III
be given upon applloatlOn at the place, or to W
ALBERT KING, No. IS High street, Georgetown,
u. z. Jy S-tf
EOR RENT-The BRICK DWELLING stu
above Pa. avenue, lover the Gas Offics) Posses
sion given on the LIST of July For further particu-
lars apply to g. A. w. RANDALL, corner Of 18th
and U SITS: le q If
L'OR RENT-A desirable, modern built, three
l. story HOUSE, with basement and back build
ing. No. 4o4 street, between Eleventh and Twelfth
containing IL rooms, gas throughout. marble man.
room No: s, first floor, Post Office Department.
ma q If
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FOR RRENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, lnsvery
pleasant GUNNER LOCATION. Terms moderate.
Inquire of. ID RYNARU, General Land Office,
or to MRS. DAVIS. 27s 18th st. jy 26-tf
EOR RENT-TWO ROOMS IN the third story
OF the building occupied as an ofhce By C.. s.
Wallach, and Immediately opposite tho City Hall.
Apply to RICHARD WALLACE. apS
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HOwARD's U. 8. SUPREME COURT RE-
au - FRANCK TAYLOR.
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DOCKS AND STATIONERY FOR SALE Ar
ID ACTUAL COST PRICES.
CLOSING OUT STOCK To CLOSE Business.
Ill health induces me TO discontinue business, sud
therefore offer my Books, stationery, Eng ravIngs,
Fancy Articles, Oil Paintings. 4 c., c.. at G,fWat
cost Prto6S, until the 18th OF August when the goods
not then dis posed of will be sold by the
evenings,
The stock comprises Standark Works, Bibles.
Prayer Books, Poets, English, French and Amer
can Stationery, Novels m great variety, and other
Books and articles appegiaInng TO the book and
stationery business. THIS q rare opportunity 20
purchase for the library OF centre table. BOoksei-
lers and others who may TO select few BOOKS
can obtain them upon good terms at retail as
from the publishers at wholesale.
CHAS. r. MYERS.
No. 90 Pennsy ivapIa avenue.
au Scott betv cen 81 snd 9th ste.
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THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.
The Principal, Mrs. n. RICHARDS, gives notice
that the of this Mi he resumed
on the LIST of September, 1853. jy % dim
rULPEPER FEMALE INSTITUTE,
~ At Cutpeper Court House, Va.
This School will commence its second session the
first Monday in September, 1858 Cuipeper Court
House 10 situated immediately on the Orange Il
Alexandra Railroad. In the Piedmont region of the
state; and not surpassed by any village for it's
hesuty OF scenery, healthlness, and good society.
The Institute buildings of brick IS by 90 feet,
vel ventilated and thoroughly furnished.
TERMS,
For session Of frs months, payable AdlT ddrdHes.
Board, including fuel, hts and washing S62 81
Tuition, in common English branches II 81
Higher English branches Is 10
Mathematics. cs............e...... q 50
Music on Piano Observation-Disclosures. IL 50
Music on Guitar. IS 10
Drawing Observation-Disclosures. 10 %
Painting .........-..........--.l 10 OD
Embroidery ..... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5 W
. For further particulars address Rev. John w.
GEORGE, or WILLIAM BALL, A. NJ, Princ-
pals, Culpeper Court Honse. Va. jy n dtSep6t
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CEORGETOWN CLASSICAL AND MATH
VI EMATICAL ACADEMY.
The dpties of this Institution will be resumed on
Monday, september 9Th.
p. A. BOWEN,
al z StdwSw PRINCIPAL,
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For Rent and Sala.

OTIS FOR SALE.-Square 4s8-S, T. S, g. 7s 2,
10, H. Is. IA l5 u, Is. l9, Is, o. r. o. g. So 81 81
Square 468-25, &c, q, %.
B. BAYLlSS,
au IS cow Missouri ave-. "a aud 9Th sts
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EEMALE ENGLISH AND FRENCH COL
LEGIATE INSTITUTE,
No. 1872 street, GadSby's Rop, WdShington, ID. C..
The duties Of this Institute will be- resumed on
Monday. the 9Th of September.
Circulars, stating terms, course of study, d Co.,
can be obtained at the Book and Music Stores.
HIRAM tORSON, Principal.
Nine, c: ROLLIN CORSON, ,Vlce-Principal.
a-Imf
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NEW STOCK OF PLAIN NANDFANCYSTA
~ TIONERi just received at ShepneTd's-
Fancy and plain Note and Letter Papers AID Enve-
lopes. OF latest styles,
Faber's Polygrade and other Pencils.
Gold Pens. Steel Pens,
Maynard Noyes Black, Blue and Red Inks,
Envelopes, assorted, plain and fancy,
Blank Books, Memorandums, &C.,
School Books.
Children's Toy Books. Of every variety,
Also, Prayer i3oOks, Psalms. &c.
Don't forget the place TO get your money bsck,
with 10 per cent-et corner 9TH and ID, States Once
Building.
iyR w m SHEpuERD
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rULPEPER MILITARY INSTITUTE.-The
" next session of this Institution will commence
on the hrst Monday III September, 1853. For Cata-
logues apply to
CHARLES T.. LIGHTFOOT,
10 2-eOtSep1 Culpeper G.. H.. Va.
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MRS. GEN. WHEELER'S SEMINARY FOR
wi YOUNG LADIES.

CLINTON ACADEMY,
The next annual sess on of this school will com
mence on MONDAY, September s, 1852. Circulars
may be obtained at the Grux Store of Mr.. r. ). r.
Clssel, corner Congress and Bridge streets.
GEO. ARNOLD, NJ. A., Principal.
jy p 3taw2m
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FOR RENT.-Suits of or single ROOMS fur
L nlshed or unfurnished, very deslraby located
by the month. week, OF less term. Te.ms mode
National Hotel.
gu I7-T6Stf F. HOLDEN
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WANDERINGS AMONG THE WILD
" FLSSMERS; H. howtto see and how to gather
irey revised with mn Vo-d cuts and eight
large oolored Illustrations BY Noel Humphreys.
riow ers-those charming children Of nature, in
Whcn our ace can take the same tranquil pleasure
as our youth. Sir EdIraTd BElefT lytfsa.
TAyIoRS MAURy,s.
anIs un,e. A. Ilnion sss Pa. sy.nn.
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OF the Columbian College will commence It's next
Session on Wednesday, the eighth 9th Of Septem-
ber. Apply to
an 10 cot NOY1 l.. q. KINNEY kresihant
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BRITISH OUTRAGES.
IMPORTANT INFLUENCES has been broug h,
to bear pom the Administrator, who have decided
10 despatoh the o. 8. line Of battle ship Pennsyya
ma TO the 6 ulf of Mexico. 1t is said that Commo.
dore Stewart Is to assume command and the pri-
ing old wreck whisky, have been ALREADY ordereS
from JONAS p. LEVY'S new Wine and Seirit
store. corner of 7th and street. ma %
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promp.ncss from the different capitals and various
,mportant cities Of Il Q old world

promp. ncss from the different capitals and various
important cities Of tie old world.
To America is cspcciall, due the glory of this
invention. Professor Morse may indeed have re-
cciycd fortutous hint, in that memorable passage
which he made across the Atlantic nearly twenty
years ago. bu, he unqucstionnby amplifcd and
improved upon it, with all the indnctiye power and
Inherent calculation of Franklin. whsn, standing
scrcnely aud confidently upon the earth, he calmly,
by the simple fundamentally Of kite and string,
brought down the lightning from the height
where the thunder rolled. The experiment Of the
great philosopher was comparatively unproductive;
hut TINT of his modern successor has been eminen-
ty practical, and having been fret applied to unite
Baltimore with Washington, has progressively ad-
yanced until it joins two worlds together.
In u commercial point of view, tho effect OF tho
Ocean Telegraph will DO very important. 1t may,
indeed. put an end To those great speculations
which have, until lately, been no largely carried
on, on both sides Of the Atlantic. when twelve Tor
morc) days on nm average separated its shores
from each other but it will promote n wealthy
trade The merchant will securely givo his orders
the stockbroker aud the banker will issue his
commands With the certainty that neither can be
materially affected by hccondition ofmarkets dis
tant in point Of position, though no longer Of
space, We may thus no longer have 20 many Of
those colossal strokes 10y means of which fortunes
were realized at n blow, but we shnll be free from
many of those individual rcycrscs which have
hitherto followed the arrival of almost every stea-
In moral point Of view. the advantages willhe
great. II will no longer bc in the power Of the
most rampant dcna2oguo. or cxpatriated patriot,
to sever nations which ara thus closely united
All the ties of n common language, general af-
Unity, and for the most part of similarity in in.
sttutiops, will receive their last aud most eudur-
ing touch from this electric wire; and Il is safe to
predict that in future it will be almost impossible
to involve the two nations in strife when hostili-
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July 81 10
NEKDr TsEM,Na. MACMINKs

~
" rus is the most rel able sEwINo IACnINE ever
offered In ,ha both III" qnality Of Its work s du
that any Maciut whiIo works with on
the inest snk or o heAsies cloth leather e..aer OF
evenly laid much hpcr than ordinary hand work. while
1 h .ac' Of IT,, so are ' he'd alike t,:g Nv, % IN sssuy
requires reisug ard simple thss an operator
n. aaxan." ,s a 'mnes un y. fss ssnnsns
Ur,ds Pa6nt Seeing MdshiHes ~ best meet tho u
Harness and Saddle Manufacturers win Ind this Machine
will do their work In n rapid and substantial aud
much than the ordinary way Families who require
sewing will % this Machine particularly adapted
pay form Tao,s viii mud saving by using this Sew
nS Msehue bess being always sae Of superior quality Of
hand work boot and Shoe nuiaeiurer. save Thou
Of Dollars by ts Machine while for many purpo
work done leather by this Machine Is better than
fdone in any other wa
ed wholly Tor family gut as it rrcommenped 10
many of our neshbos testify to the superiority oi
work done In this way boh in of beauty and strength
and feel confident this alone ii machine has la
bor enosRh 10 scna' tne Of ntghbors who has
n"a m ns IN .ts co,ss. for ss rest Es
cry Machine you hare sold In hia Vicinity has given the
s.t Satisfaction anl several intend to order Machines from
Extract frou = letter written by !. son.lsm.n owning a
Machines have been In almost constant use since bosshs
ihem and with The best OF practical results ln ess than three
operators them finished compete suit Of
clothes for each Of two hundred and ten plantation ha Dc.
and and the saved In using them season has more
than paid their cost
Planter Gays used employ three four hand.
In making clothes for the rest but snco purchased
Weeds Paien Secins Ma"e hand does the sewing for
tn whole plantation while my we it for making nearly
all clothes OF the family esl confident thS Aachipe pays
We wiah ali VINO need Machine examine .hes. a they
tn" smpes, and hest for Family Plantation
9th nse where saeh rsqaircd Price Of We're Psisss
WHITNEY LYON, proprls.ors. ~
r1~ Sold by A $. ENGLEpovE, dealer Fancy Goods,
Bouupts. I.vnrhburn
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MARBLE WORKS.
N1ONlMEN

p. lNn TOMB SLABs
:. HEAD aud FOOT STONES
Il CHIMNEY PIECES,
r. HEARTH STONES,
:. GARDEN sTATUARY.
=; GARDEN VASES,
e; HOAp-SToNE FIRE PLACES.
= SEw YORK WIRE RAILING,
g &C. &c, sc.
am prepared 10 fur i-h and intend always 10 Keep
- on hand largo Rsantnrnt ot tho above named arii
crs snd call tho partirula attention Of thoeo In want
Z 10 examine my stock aud pac's.
T" Persons AT distance, by addressing ma line
= ha," ihsr orders c we'll If they wore to per
snnAlly attend In t. Themselves, ss an extremely par
= ticniar In hing my Country Ordorl, using my best
Judgment and tastr In orl'r Ia please
= ~ 6onds carefully packed IN strong boxes. aui
e. xuoydntisd safs TO any dtstdncf
= Call on, or address.
J D. GADDEss
Proprietor
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NJ OF BAY LEAvES-Prepara,ior ofthe Bay Leafhaye
used throughout the world tor centuries
ruuers for Headache and for affections of the
head generally for diseases of the Scalp and Hair Bay
Rum particularly has occupied prominent position in the
estimation and still eagerly sought after by Its thou
sands admirers Its of the active prln
iic of the BAY that real beie
E BE- cccied and therefore simply palliative and
feeble for the for which ls valuable
tay IL ell adapted.
ROSSERS CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF BAY
LEAVES prepared only by the inventor has been eiec'
hy series Of chemical experiments and has at last been
Lpn ht that state concentration which makes
unequaled arrsiine the decay Of th hair the removal
Z. andru and of relieving by few applications that dsres
.hasnE no coincidence In the nostrms nsuay s who had
-'reesing -ray ofihc hail. AMI such wohder
vi curative effects that s reputation a. establish
Ted and Lunreds M calls inae for without
~ o putting whatever. Its intrinsic alone
haze pushed rto public yor and such the demand for
ths uy great cedy that the has been nducedo
cnre upon extensive scale aud he OHerg il
with the fues, confidence TO the entire public -,
Prepared hy Thos H. Rosser his Chemical Laborator
petcrshurg va and for sale by Druggists generally.
pit ? Is