Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-04-28
a RARE GsSANGa,
To Mako Money

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THE undersigned has. at :. great deal of
expense, collected together the following
valuable Recipes, &C., for several of which
he has paid SD each, and he has no doubt
any one can possibly fail TO make, in short
time, independent living BY selling them.
some of them originally cost $50, and yet
sell TO business men and the afflicted, for that
amount. All who wish to procure them can
receive the entire lot enumerated below, by
return nail, postpaid, by sending the under
signed only one dollar.
recipe for making tho celebrated Gold
and Silver Counterfeit DetectoT; recipe for
making the best Black, Blue and RED INKS.
and Inicllible Inks Of oil cOlors; = recipe
for making the celebrated Oil Paste Black
ing IL Recipe for making the celebrated
WASHING FLUID,
which will enable ono to wash more Clothes
in one hour than in twelve the ordinary way,
ana with scarcely any labor; it is adapted TO
wash all kinds of IA hrics, silks and wooens 6
we'll as linens, it also sets colors rather than
removes them; recipe for making the best
Matches; recipe for making the best Coi.-
OGNE, and the celebrated
HAIR INVIGORATOR,
which the very beet thing for the hair ever
discovered, as it will perman ently restore gray
hair TO its color, and cover the head Of the
bald with luxuriant growth; recipe for maxi
! ing the Hair Curl most beautifully, and also
tn change hair from lighter sandy color, TO
! black; recipe for making the very bes' quail
| ty Of Shaving Soap; recipe FOR removing
FRECKLES, TAN, & SUN BURN
| from the face nnd hands; Recipe for keef-
| ing Butter from RANGING for four or two years;
a Recipe for the certain cure OF
FLUX AND DlARRHGA;
a recipe for the certain cure OF CANOE "a
! sure remedy; recipe that instantly cures the
| most severe Tooth Ache; Il recipe for the ccr-
| tain cure Of Consumption, Bronchitis, Coughs.
Colds, and general Debility; this recipe alone
| is worth 90; q recipe for the certain cure OF
| AGUE and FEVER, and FITS of all sorts;
this recipe may be considered Of certain efiea.
| cy, as ithas never been known to fail; recipe
| for Tempering, and Polishing Edged Tools,
which has been sold in this neghhorhood for
$40. We will also give DR.. Recess Discovery
by the sale Of which he advertises one can
make 500 per month: also Prof. Williamson s
two ways of making from 81 to $l4 per day;
and Mr.. j. Cooks way of making IRON 500 to
1000 per cent, as advertised by him in different
| newspapers. We will also send n lot of other
valuable Recipes too tedious to me ntion, which
we have printed, the entire lot embracing ali
! the valuable Recipes, and ways to make money
ever advertised in the United staest
| We are well assured that no ono will ever 70.
greet senuing one dollar 10 procure nj! Inc anoVe
| ed valuable information, for If some should
| not feel disposed to sell to others, they would
| still save every gear, many times the cost by
being able to make these articles, instead OF
having them to buy; and the ingredients used
| in forming them e5st comparatively nothing
so little. in fact, that one who manufactures to
sell can, in many cases, make from 700 to 50t
| per cent. profit.
! Address all orders to
d. L. BLACKBURN, Il. D.
| Hampshire, Maury county, Tennessee.
| December Q, 1856 mos.