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BALTIMORE, JAN. lsrn, -sTa.

BALTIMORE, JAN. 18TH, -sIs.
lfessrs. q. Obcr Il Sous:
GrxTs:-At the solicitation Of Messrs. Hill q
Shinkef, tienl. Agents, at Richmond Va, for the
sale Of your ieriIlizing compound, We len our
homes for the express purpose o. investigating
thoroughly the character and manufacture oi.your
various manIircs. We had previously learned
thatyou had. n All times, inyltd the Planter r.
visit your works, inspect material used. and mode
OF manufacture. We We're not prepared 70 eX-
pect 80 full an exhibit, and We are more thnn
pleased TO say, that every facility has been Afford
ed TO Us TO make complete our examination. We
have visited your extensive works, located q
Locust Point, IN Baltimore, and through your
open and candid exhdfion, Ia conjunction with
your excellent Foreman. we must express oiir-
selves a. fully repaid for our visit, and amply
-liisned Of the value Of your manures, and inter-
" OF manufacture. We are convinced that the
choicest material u used Of fertilizing character.
combined sklliully and carefully. Il " all Inn
portant to Planters ~ know whereof they are
using Ia this aye Of impostlse. and no business h
more.lii bel to abuse than IN the manufacture OF
manurrs, the sad experience Of thousands Of
Planters. Upon full and thorough examination
We are determined to use your mantIre~, and ear
nestly recommend and invite our Planters 20 Join
us In the distribution Of what we conceive 10 be-
entitled % merit and confidence. Your sales ns
exhibited on your hooks ndtcstimony of agencies
selling Tor years Is further convincing proof.
J. II. flOB9UOD.
DENNIS TiLI.EY, Granville Co.
Signed j. &. COOPER, n. e..
Il. b. CHAPLIN, OF Amelia Co. Va.
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orpheus moved the trees and Apollo
played the harp, but the ladies Of the Pres
byterian Church under the management
Of Prof. Grotz at the Masonic Hall In
Hillsboro Friday night week intend to e.
clIpse old orph and make Apollo ashamed
that he ever wore harp on his back.
The selections Of music are most superb
and the artistic rendering OF the pieces
viii be sparkling, new, and finely execu-
ted. The ensemble Is well gotten up ana
will take with the public. The young Ia
DIV artists are yirtuosos Of considerable To-
cal renown, besides being ofthe heather
bellies y OF Hillsboro. A chance for .
young man 70 see the preitiestgirls.heever
saw y i now offered 10 the dashing young
fellows Of Raleigh, Greensboro, and In ana
around HiIIsboro, both town and country.
Remember the night, next Friday Week
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81 yalen,lne,. nay.

To-day l. what we call Valentine Day.
The writer received one. An ugly look
ing chap. and not very complimentary
verses beneath. That Is the way we OBJ
serve the day In this country. A most
foolish way. In other countries the day
IA more beautifully and sensibly observed.
In Scotland, for instance, by the peep Of
day. all The little boys and girls get togeth-
or and they chooseone froni amongst them
for their Valentine. And they dress him
I'm. nut wreaths Of flowers round his hat,
and put him at the head OF the procession
and then they start out, going to every
house In the village and singing under the
windows. The people rub their eyes and
wake up and raise the windows pi'ch
the little songzters pennies and oil sorts
Of nice presents, which they have prepar-
ed for them. This they keep up oil the
dav. The birds are said 10 select their
mates ON this day. 1t Il not certain VINO
81. Valentine was. Some say he was q
bisbop. and some that he was presbyfer
Who uas beheaded in Rome by the En-
peror claudius. We think \ 10 In some
norton Of England that the young men
and maldens meet togeth,t on this day
ard the ladies put their names IN boxes
and then each young man draws for his
Valentine. And the lady whose name he
draws he escorts home and maybe after A.
while they marry. Then she Is his Val
entine for life.
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TOWN DIARY.
velve inch red mud in Hillsboro.

Twelve inch red mud in Hillsboro.
The Presbyterian church has new or
gan.
There Is not pimpIe Of measles in Hills-
boro.
We have a Scotch terrier pup for sale.
He is she.
Our band now plays " Mother, may go
out to swim?n
Aleck Hall, colored omnibus driver, has
erected new residence on Tryon street.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
propose an elegant concert Friday night
week.
A small lot Of fine tobacco sold here on
Tuesday at twenty dollars. "A lower grade
brought thirteen.
One hundred live rabbits delivered on
foot has been Offered for two years SUBJ
scription to this paper.
Sunday was beautiful day. But Mon
day the clouds come down and the streets
won't be dusty again for ayear.
The old stone fence on Queen street that
has stood the shock ola hundred years has
been washed down by the recent rains
Quite number fyoung lady boarders
have already arrived atthe excellent school,
Of the Misses Nash and Miss KoIIock, not
witbstanding the shocking bad weather
and that the school has just begun. They
had agood quorum the very first day.
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ped IN It, padded to them, jerked them
out, and landed them safely OH the bank.
The horse was then swan for, his head
turned towards the bank, and he pulled
the buggy out The women were named
Fitzgerald and were the wife and daugh-
ter ola colored man who came here from
Pennsylvania and at present IS farming
out In the country.
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Last Saturday morning two colored wo-
men with their horse and buggy were bare
ly saved from watery grave a. they
drove In Emo, down at the town ford' ana
undertook 10 cross. They were not aware
the river was up. They hadn't gone mar
nv yards tilI Che water swept under the
root OF the horses tail and they sat In the
buggy screaming for help with the bug
NV cushions floating In the water Lewis
Cain, a worthy old coIorcd man, Rundown
with great many other citizens black
and white, and comprehendirg the sit''a-
ton st once, sent hurriedly for his boat,
and dashing II into the swollen water, jun
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e4~ AGENTS for q. Ober and Sons STAN
dard Fertilizers Ia the States Of Virginia
and North Carolina
A 4 phospho Peruvian Guano.
Special Tobacco Compound,
Amm0niated sup. Phosphate OF Lime.
Potash and Plaster combined In barrels.
Also, on hand Peruvian Guano, Lime,
Plaster, Salt, Bone Dust, &C., Clover and
Grass Seeds.
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niieiGDlsiiIIing.

Deputy Marshal Geo. M. Harden arrest
ed four parties in Alamance the other day
and brought them here before Commits
sioner Strayhorn charged with illicit dis
tiIling but there appearing no evidence
against them they were discharged.
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Friend Woodson Of the Warrenton Ga
sctte boasts Of the Baptist Church choir in
his town and calls 1t the best choir in
the State.n Tut, tut, Woodson. 1t may
be " the best In Warrenton, but when
you want the New York touch, come 10
HiIlsboro and hear the Presbyterian choir
under the management Of Professor Grotz.
twill make you " want to be an angel"
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AssaniL.

Warrants were issued thee other day by
Squire Lynch for the arrest of two men
named Williams and Reeves charged with
making an assault out in the country, In
the night on man named Boggs who
was asleep In his brothers. house.
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The sleet that fell here last Thursday
night damaged the timber and fruit trees
worse than they have been used in the
last Twenty-Five years. ,rhe old saying is:
/" Much iceis the foretoken of good fruit
year." And this makes the fourth sleet
we have had this year.
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TWIGS.

"A Virginia farmer near Abingdon
raises tea.
They crack a smoke-house twice a
week In Danville.
Fifty students have just professed re-
ligion at Davidson.
oh for cravat! Spence Of Rich
nond will read this.
"A panther has been killed In Beverly
county In West Virginia.
Pepper, the Napoleon ..restaurateur IN
Raleigh, begun his business on nine dol
lars that his good wife let him have.
John Bryant Of Newbern has been ar
rested and jailed for knocking down Ia
dy on the street.
1T Is claimedin Raleigh that " tech
nical informally voids Gen. Ransom's
elanti1aaa Ia -als4-Ix- a. Gi-----.------
MIR. York, methodist preacher In OK
ford, lost his sweet potato house by fire
and eight hundred bushels Of" roots. y
The establishment OF a wagon line
from Oxford to Wolf Trap ON the Rich
mond 4 Danville Railroad is talked Of.
"A bald headed man out west is the
father Of bald headed baby and Its grand
mother Is right sore cared abouti II.
DIR. Keen's tobacco factory has been
burnt at Salisbury and his loss, fifteen
thousand dollars. Insured ten thousand.
AN old gent objected TO his son study
ing biography and grammar, because
lie didn't want to be q minister or . sea
captain, but d man Of "biz."-
y. b. Hobgood Of Granville has re-
Gently received seventy-five dollars awar-
ded him by tie Border Fair for the hest
samples OF coal cured tobacco.
DIR. Goddin Of Richmond praciiced on
Miss Emma King for abortion. Miss EN-
mas friends are now having her dug up
and the doctor Is standing trial. Where's
the other man?
The city inspector OF Memphis pre-
sented Alexis with bale of cotton. The
MT ,n,end. dividing Il with the FASH
,oa.,,o ,adv friends he has met with on
,h.naa.
ls,,,n. laughing pas was given a vigo-
rous young man N Memphis TO have his
,o,,,,, nnlled He prew "a awful Jolly that
~ sr,aads cou,dn,t hold him. and the
dentist has worn poultIce ON his eye ev-
a. s,nce
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IFFW
We have q great deal OF bad weather.
Last Friday aud Saturday there was the
heaviest sleef here that has been'for many
wears. The shade trees In town were ter
ribIy broken TO pieces and some OF them
torn up by the roots. The orchards were
very much damaged. Dan River and
Country Line were full TO Overlooking,
fuller than for long time past.
David Longwell Is dead. Died last Sat-
urday.
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Col. Tracy Of Barksdale Depot (ya.) is
IN this place on the hunt for horse that
was stolen from him Tuesday or Christ
mas week. It was bay horse, walks
wide behind, and has star in his tore-
head. Any information would be thank
fully and suitably received.
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4 Psnthsr near MiIlshero.

Great excitement existed here last week
and still exists to some extent over pam
ther said to be seen near Dr. Strudwick's
plantation. A party of citizens went out
with guns TO "cleann the varmint but
without success. II is said to have de-
stroyed number Of hogs 1t may be the
Devil. He Is loose.
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DA Milton correspondent writes us
that Tobacco is coming In briskiy, and
that WIkerson's Warehouse is spreading
itself. Planters generally delighted with
the prices,
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D0r. The Typos of the Recorder Office
return their thanks TO the Senioreditor for
q delicious treat Of oysters on last Thurs
day. May his shadow never grow less.
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INDEX TO NEW ADyERTIsEMEETS.
The CITY HOTEL kept b. Marx
Schloss In Raleigh presents its card in this
paper. A good house. And there il no
kinder Or truer gentleman than Mr.. 8.
Eugere Morehead advertises tobacco
warehouse In Greensboro. Capital there.
DR.; Geoghegan advertlses Orange Co.
Warehouse.
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rxerssu wArEn rRoor ovERooArs

WE have Just received n supply of George
wv Dndge's. celebrated Gum Overcoafs, manu-
fset1red IN Englsnd. They are the hest water
proof 0yereoats ever Intro duced into this country
and only weighs 10 ounces Can i,e easily carried
IN pocket and combines Waterproof Overcast
and dusser. ne either side can be worn cut. lIay-
ing received these goods dircct from the Manu-.
faefurexi agents, we are enable 70 offer the~ a.
yesy low rates. We respectfully invite the puhlic
10 call and examine these foods. ~ also our tine
stock uf Clothing, Shirts and Gentlemcn's Fur
nisline fsoods. and the largest stock of Cloths.
Caezin5ers and yestings 70 be found South q
Il. ID. SPENCE a SON.
MrncHsNr TsfEons,
1890 Main Street,
Jan, fsth, Richmond, Va,
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT..

No. Subscribers receiving this paper with
a x mark will understand that they owe
for subscription year-two cross marks
two years-three cross marks three years.
The absence OF q cross mark will not be
evidence ofnothing due, as we may not
have time this week to cross mark all.
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Tobacco!
Warehouse.
npnENc 30 nn, AZ

1AbEfcDOhO ~. u.
WILL open every Wednesday on and
after the first Wednesday in March 10Th,
for the sale OF LEAF TOBACCO. Those
who consign with me are assured Of the
best prices. II the sales do mot give satis-
faction the Tobacco may be taken in,' &
shipped elsewhere. No charge for stor-
age. Warehouse fees the same as M Dam
Vile. Liberal advances will be made.
The Warehouse has a first class psizery Mt
taclied. In the handling, ordering and
asserting of your Tobacco, too much care
cannot be taken. Ample camping grounds
areofiered TO planters. III do NV heat
tor consigners; they can't ask more. / re-
FER every man to his neighbors, that the
good news may spread.
Very respectfully,
EUGENE MOREUEAD.
Feb. 10, 1872. I'm
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ra- The;senior congratulates the read
ers of the Recorder" upon the return Of
the unior Editor to his post.
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b~We will give the Hillsboro' Tobac-
co market next week, about which time
the prices will be regulated. We will also
publish the Durham market II any one
will furnish Ii.
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CTrY HOTEL,
formerly Cooks Hotel,)
RATEJ(.J ~ n,

SAoiij ~. ".
situated near the business portion ofthe
City, yet quiet and retired.
This house has been newly refitted In
elegant style, and will afford excellent and
pleasant accommodation TO transient and
private boarders.
The proprietor guarantees satisfaction to
allwho may favor him with their patron
age The .rooms are large, coi,iortable
ana neat. and his table shall be furnished
with Tia 0est the narkc, Affords.
RATES MODERATE.
Portars win be at the depot on the arri-
val of the trains and omnibusscs will take
passengers to the Hotel. Meals can he haa
atalI hplls-.
The hest Liquors and s'igars VIII &c kent
at tire Baf.
MARX .SCIILOSs,
Fen lily. Proprietor.
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DIrRuAM n r. pel, 81, re-

DURHAM, n. G., Feb. 9Th, 1872.
Editors Jfilisb0r0ngh. Recorder:
Durham sends grec,ingto Hi;lsboro' and
the Stale: Blackwell's New Warehouse
Is filed to ovcrfiowing, and the cry Il still
II comes; despite hail aud snow. No BIO
s;,Tfs, 1iitt lesa 7Darnam! Ill nnliKd ySr
"biler!u Eds.
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4 Choice Farm for Sale.

If not sold privately before viii he sol,l NJ
!he Court House ,lOpr IN Hillsboro. OH
Saturday 18th February, the beautiful farm
and residence known ms :. Lochielp m.
mort adjaining H,li.born. contributing us
acres, part wood land, with \ dwelling ii
eight rooms. and other improvements. =
hue grove Of ten acres, making Il alt0sct,, !.
errdnsirshla nlaeo 1la-ssas -a.sss. a So
Agent.
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Tobacco sold high here this week.
Three Richmond buyers are in the market.
One OF these bought heavy the last sale.
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Milton Tobacco Market.

LsAsBuRo, n. G., Feb. l3, ls52.
Gents. Below send you the quotations
Of the Milton Tohaeco market at .
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lust to Hand.

/. ANOTHER of that ex cellent Starr
and Ralph's Carolina Snuff in Bladders
aiid Boxes, and for sale by
Feb. IA, 1872. J.R. GATTIS.
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Now i the time for tile farmers TO bring
In all grades Of inferior Tolrcco. Tugs, red
and bright. A good demand for Wrappers,
al t,.g prices. Our market II gool for all
grades I'iLkerso,i, stephens d C0riagton.
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FIRM OF HILL. BENTLEY 4 SKIN
M hai, having been dissolved, Iwonld inform
ment Of Messrs. n. M. Wilson & "a, ami - HE
connection 20, would respectfully solicit share IN
sne patronge 50 literally bestowed upon the l,ta
nrm OF Hill, Bentley & Skinker. -" 'Ne 'ass
Richmond. Va, JAN. 18th. Inn
&1 REWARD.-I win pay one dollar for Tho
" arrest and delivery to me Of a bound mnate
70 ooy named Haywood Webb Who absconded
on Tue Eth inst. Ailpersons are warned acss,st
harboring or employing him. "ea''''s
Jan. IS, 1872. an onAoW.
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DENTAL NOTICE /!
.Dr. ID. A. ROHERTg0N.

HAVING fitted mp an Office IN the new brick
II building. over the Store OF q NJ Parks. I
VIII De pleased to hive all persons desiring m,
professional services to call there. "''
Twill continue TO visit chapel hin ON tba srs,
and third Mondays of every month. 80 A'e
Hilisboroagh. Jan l., 1872 IN.
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LIBERTY WAREHOUSE.
MILTON. N tl-

LIBERTY WAREHOUSE.
MILTON, N. d.
TUE Subscribers have formed co-partnersbin
iorethc purpose Of conducting business n thiss
wen known aud highly popular house. st,,atad
az inc loot Of Liberty, Street Milton, NJ. q.
we Tsiassured fnat planters visiting fhis To,vn
ior le purpose u selling Tobacco will find Il Ia
.neir 'h'efcs. 70 give US call as our facilities for
cations are unsurpassed.
our S:gLESR0QE
s very large capable Of holding go niles ~ 70.
;a, eas MI, IN ahundnnce ofgood Ky lights.
barco IN the nlust favourable manner. 20 "
our wagon lot b large, and Il surrounded he !.
nsn poafu fence, double gate tnterance, and a..
curely looked each night. We are convenient II
wafer; a,,,. and have good stables for horses. 49,
Our camp house cannot be sfirpassed m.
warmth, cleanliness and comfort. havjng ,,,' w
rooms, ith fre places In earh and we 6,rniss
~ ~, anundance q wood and lights without money
and without price. A'y
we guarantee satisfaction. If no sale made
eynens n p,a ana tne Tobacco reloaded at our
( me the right hand Immediately after crossing
Lne bfuge. on will find good gnootha ra.S
% the Warehouse 4 avoid that rKRr,r,s u,,r
auing up to main street. "'..
all enquiries in regard To the Tob. 90 ,,,.....
promptly. s' n''fAes
A. L. BALL.
J NJ. SMITH.
a,,u w. j. POWELL.
u ~. Mr. Bail who Is no way CONNECTED IN The
Fonls arising from the purchase or trade, IN 10.
aea -, WIN devote his whole time and attention 10
.he business AZ Weigher, Auctioneer and caner.I
business manager OF this house. e'e'a'
ne VIII DC found at his post at all times. and
i,opes ~ an honest and faithful discharge az his
lules 70 receive liberal share o, that patrousys
% generously extended to him heretofore.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-04
KILLED IN COURT.
General r. Davis, Of Mississippi, Shot
Dead.

An unpleasant state Of feeling has existed
between General Reuben Davis and 8. NJ.
Meek, both lawyers of Mississippi, for some
time back. In last July or August these gen.
tlemep appeared In Aberdeen, Mississippi, on
opposite sides of q killing case, which was IL
course of examination before the circuit court
of that place. The person under trial was G.
Taylor Hill, who was charged with murder.
Davis was defending the prisoner, and Meek
that Davis had what Is torcibly called "a vio.
lent way" about him; whereas Meek was
upon ordinary occasions among the mild
est of men, modest. unobtruslve gentleman.
He was insuIted by Davis Of that time, and
felt much aggrieved. After that they never
spoke to each other. On Friday last they
again met on opposite sides Of a case IN tne
Davis, as usual, INDUCED in violent and Often
sive language, and so irritated Meek that ne
could bear Ii no longer. He said "Davis, 1
can't stand your brow beating any longer.
Defend yourself" Meek jerked out his pistol,
and Davis proceeded to draw his weapon, but
was too slow, and was shot before he had his
weapon ready for use. This was In the court,
hottie. In the presence of the Judge and q full
court. Great excitement prevails throughout
the town consequent upon the shooting.
General Davis was colonel Of the Second
Mississippi Regiment during the Mexican war.
he was q general of the sixty-day Mississippi
militia In the late war. He was before the
war member of the United States Congress
from the Aberdeen District, Mississippi. He
served two years., After that, ne returned
home and followed his profession Of criminal
lawyer, In which he achieved long ago fine
reputation. Davis was about hfty-eight or
sixty years of age. S. n. Meek is now perhaps
forty years old, and stands at the head OF his
profession.-Memphts appeal.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-04

Ar CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WA
TER-NATTAHs's CRYSTAL DISCOVERY TOE
TIE HAIR.-A perfectly clear preparation IN one
bottle, as easily applied as WATER for restoring 20
gray hair its natural color and youthful appear.
ance, to eradicate and prevent dandrun;; to;pro.
mote the growth Of the hair aud stop its falling
ont. It Is entirely harmless, and perfectly free
from any poisonous substance, aud will therefore
take the place Of all the dirty and unpleasant
preparations now In USE Numerous testimonials.
have been sent Us from many OF pur most prorni-
nent citizens, some OF which are subjoined. In
everything In which the articles now Ia use are
Objectionable, CRYSTAL DISCOVERY ia perfect.
1t Is warranted TO contain neither Sugar Of Lead,
Sulphur or Nitrate Of Silver, 1t does not soil the
clothes or scalp, Ia agreeably pertumed, and
makes one of the best dressings for the Hair IN
uses 1t restores the color Of the Hair amore per-
feet and uniformly than any other Preparation"
and always does 30 In from three to ten days,
virtually feeding the roots Of the hair with AL
the nourishing qualities necessary to its growth
and healthy condition; it restores the decayed'
and induces new growth OF the Hair mere poh
lively than anything else. The application Of
rns Wun7erIWu1scuVerya arnu pruuuccd 3 preassur
and cooling eject on the scalp and gives the Hair
apleasing and elegant appearance.
We call especial attention to the fact that q
limited number. OF trial bottles VIII be given way
gratuitously to those wishing to try it. You win
notice that in pursuing this course our aim is 10
convince by the actual merits Of the article.
ARTHUR NATTANS,
Inventor and Proprietor Washington, DC.
For sale BY the Agent, DR. d. B1ER
No. lal Meeting street, Charleston, 8. O.
nov1s stuth1y s7'''s--.