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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-02
eTATR OF MARYLAND
MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE.
O(ses No. II Sossk street.
BG HARRIS, Presidsnt.

DIRECTORS:
> y Caughy. .. Noah Walksr& Co,
hiup George, - George B Jenkins,
= D Aodersou, /" Anderson d Bro.
1chu etaek Carpenter and Builder.
bon George Brent ,Coust Of Appeals.
0eor&e 2 Jenkins, Charles county.
! 7 y Il : laasss. St. Hary.s soan'y:
J
Thisisa Hsuss 0bmpsay. gotten mp ex-
pressly n the interest OF The citizens Of
SoutAesa Maryland, to enable them toover.
come the di(ieulties they experienced in
procuring Insurance in the ordinary Insur.
ance Companies. with saicrify ofits Di.
rectors we'll known In that community.
1t has been in business nov over four
years. All losses accrued, and they have
been unusua,ly large, hacs been faifhfi
ana promptly paid, which IS our best guar
antee for the future.
The plan adopted is the safest and cheap
est known IN lnsu france, and affords TO an
Insurance ut its exact cost, and ough no be
encouraged by all who wish to prote ct them
selves against loss or damage by fire.
fthose interested will get ittheir patro.
mage and interest themselves in the Increase
OF its business, in . few years IL wiliraok
among the largest Insurance corporations
in Maryland credit and benefit to all
and an honor to the State.
GEO. A. SIMMS,
General gent for st. Mary's Co.
June 20. lS78-tf.
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Trustees Sale
of
REAL ETATH.

DY virtue OF decree of the Circuit
ID Court for Saint Mary's county. sit
ting as a Court Of Equity. passed in q
usc in which Alice Morgan and John
+ Magill. administrators Of George c
Morgan, are Complsipsnts. and Abra-
ham Warren and James T NJ Raley are
Defendants, and bearing da'e Of the 9Th
day Of July. in the year 1875, the under.
signed, a. Trustee. will offer at public
auction. at the Court House door in Leon
ardtowp, on
Tuesday, the 18th Of September,
1875,
between the hours of and 4 o'clock, p
M, the tract or parcel Of land called
Hopewell
Part HOpeweH,
containing
100 acres.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-02
For Sale.

II OCCST POSTS Or sac. Apply to
LIE S ABklL, ST. :nigo,s Pos
Office, 81 Mugs CO, n y, Nd.
May q, l>T5-fs
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-02

A dressing
which b .
once agreea-
BE, healthy
and efectual
|6f preserv-
ing the hair.
re SOON ~
'sIorss faded
Or way hair
"a ses oS:psaml
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-02
GREATNOVELSB BY GREATAUTHORS
Now Ready With Price Pos, pa;a

NOW heady, W TN Price, Post Paid.
MI. The Best OF Husbands, BY James Pawn.
(illus, Price IL cents. No2 The Wandering
Heir. by CHARLES Reade (Ilus) Price IL cents
No The Golden Lion Of Granpere By ANTHONY
Trol'ope. Q.lus) Pricel2 cents No The Block
ade RnnLers by jules Verne The Yellow Mask
by Wiikie Collins Both in one number (rllus)
Price - GEMS No 5 Legend of Montrose, BY
Sir Walter Scott lIllus) Price IL cents No
The Treasure Hunters, by Geo N Fem,
llllusl Price IL cents NOT Tom Browns
School Days, by Thomas Hughes (lllus) Price
L. cents Nos Harry Heathco,e of Gangoil,
by Another Tro'lore (Iius) Price IL cents
No and 10 The Law and the Lady, by
wilkie Collins. e us) Price IS cents No
II Christian Nisiase. BY Miss Muloek [Lllusl
OF he 'secoud sigh" by George Macdonald
lllusi Pnce u cents No Is Old Margaret,
By Renry Kingsley IIllus] Price l2 cents
Nos. II and Is see above No l6 Ralph VIII
tons Weird, BY Mrs Alexander. [Illus1 Price
II cents No IL katerfelts. by Major Wbyie
Melville. ilus1 Price IL GEMS. Es-Six or
more copies sen. for 10 cents each:
Aug IL, ls75s
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PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF MARYLAND,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Annapolis, 1875.

To BENJAMIN ForsceH. Esq. Sheriff O.
81. M"ry's County. Greeting:
WHEREAS, Chapman Billincsley
Esq, Senator elected TO the Senate o
Maryland for St. Mary's county has de-
parted this life during the recess of the
Legislature of Maryland. whereby a va.
cancy has occurred in the Senate during
the recess Of the Legislature;
AND WHEREAS the Constitution Of the
State Of Maryland. by Article 3. Section
IL. provides that it shall be the duty Of
the Governor to issue his warrant Of cleo
lion to supply the vacancy thus created.
Now. therefore. I, JAMES BLACK
GROOME. Governor Of the State of Ma
ryland. by virtue Of the authority vested
10 me by the Constitution of the State OF
Maryland, do hereby order ard direct
that an election for Senator 70. st. Ma
rvs County be held on the
TUESDAY NEXT AFTER THEFIRST
MONDAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT,
the second day of the said month being
the day Of the general State election. at
the places designated by law 10 the seve-
raj election districts Of said county to sup
ply the vacancy existing in the said office
Of Sepator for St Mary's County BY rea-
son Of the death Of the said Chapman
Billingsley. Esq. as aforesaid.
And you. as Sheriff of the said County
OF st. Mary's. are hereby directed imme-
diately on the receipt Of this warrant. to
give public notice Of the election Of Sem
ator for St. Mary's County. to be held as
aforesaid, by advertisement in the news
papers published in the said County. and
by advertisement of said election set up
At the most public places in the said Couu-
ty. And you arc also hereby directed to
serve n copy Of this warrant on each OF
the Judges OF election 10 the several cleo.
ton districts of said County. For oil Of
which this shall be your sufficient war.
rant and authority.
****** Given under my baud and the
*sEAL* Great Seal Of the State Of Mary.
*****s land, at the City of Annapolis,
this 2Sth day Of July. in the
year of our Lord eighteen hun
dred and seventy.fve.
BY the Governor.
JAMES BLACK GROOME.
Il. G. HoLLYpAY.
Secretary Of State.
Aug 8. lS75-*
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NDsFIlD.Bo

DARTIES landing from che Patsx-
cnt Steamers ct Forests Wharf,
are Informed. that trar<rortasion FROM
this wharf to any point within the County
can Be obtained from the undersigned
at all times and al reasonable rates.
JOHN III. BUCKLER.
July Is, LISTS
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Notice to FL rnsers !!
REDUCTION IN PRICE OF
B d u G HIS
RAW BONE
Super Phosphate Of Lime.
Standard Of Qualify Strictly Aai.saiaed.

While Nc announce reduetion In the
price Of our RAW BONE SUPER.
PHOSPHATE. - would respectfully re-
present 10 dealers aud farners that its
standard Of quality has been strictly
maintained. The proportions Of soluble
and preciPitated Phosphorie Acid. AM
mouia and Potash. have never been high.
e. than they are in the article Ne are nov
selling our customers. This statement
Ne make rs binding guarantee.
PRICE $40 per 1000 pounds.
Packed ~ good strong sacks Of 200 Bs
each.
BAUGH q. SONS,
Ne. 90 Soxtk Deiaraye Are. Phl...
No. 1O3 Soash ST.. Baltimore, Nd.
For sale By
w A LOKER. Leomar3,orn,
JAS F ABELL, iLeirs Wharf.
Aug 5. lS75-3m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-02
PUMPS! PUMPSM

nLArCHLETS CUCUMBER WOOD
- PUMPS for sale for any depth ofweli q
reduced prices. Every pump gaarsnteed and
sized ready for the well. Callsad examine %
address
J. r. BALLENCER,
Mechaniesvilie,
81. Mary ses., Md.
Aug Q, 1871 He
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-02

color, with the gloss e.d fresAssss ~
voxtk Thin hair i thickened, fan
ing hair checked, and badness often,
though not always, cured By its
use. Nothing can restore the hair
where the follicles arc destroyed, o.
the glands atrophied and decayed;
but such rs remain can be saved By
this application, and stimulated into
activity, 30 that . new growth q
hair y produced Inseand Of Soulings
the hair with . pasty sediment, &
viii keep it clean and vigorous. III
occasional use viii present the hair
from turning gray or falling Oh,
and consequently prevent badness.
The restoration of vitality it gives
to the scalp arrests and prevents
the formation of dandruff, which IL
often so uncleanly and offensive.
Free from those deleterious sub
stances which make some prepara-
tions dangerous, and injurious to the
hair, the Vigor can only benefit but
not harm it. IF wanted merely for
. HAIR DRESSING, nothing else
can be found 50 desirable. Contain.
ing neither oil nor dye, it does not
soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it . rich,
glossy lustre, and q grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr.. J. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.
SOLD 81 ALL DRU0GSTs EvExxWRE1.
Jan %. lS75-1y.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-02

more or less.
The above land is located near the pub.
lie road leading from Leonsrdtown to 81.
JOseph's Church. is about three miles
from said Church and adjoins the lands
Of James T NJ Raley and John Guy.
TERMS OF SALE,
as prescribed by the decree. are: One
half Of the purchase money in cash on the
day of sale-the balance in twelve months,
the deferred payment to be secured by
the notes Of the purchaser with such Sc
curity as the Trustee shall approve. and
to bear interest from the day Of sale.
When all the purchase money shall
have been paid. the Trustee will execute
u deed to the purchaser. free. clear and
discharged from all the claims of the par
ties to this suit aud of those claiming by,
from or under them.
r c COMBS,
Trustee.
Aug 12, 1S75-ts.
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am now prepared to furnish planter, with
Il my Patent Tobacco Prize, apon the shor,es,
reasonable notice. This Prize IL now being
quite generally used in this locality and has, so
TAR, given universal satisfaction. The advan.
tages IL possesses over all other Prizes now in
use are too varied and manifold to admit of de-
scuption in this advertisement II 10 conceded
~ all who have used il to be a great economist
OF labor, ard IL Is admitted that IL places To.
bacco in market in q condition very superior 20
that OF any other Prize now in use.
Prize with railway attachment to prize two
hhds. alternately, $50. Without railway. so
REFERENCES:
James A Carberry,
Joseph Cough, Rev pewolf
Geo $ Mattingley, John Dillahay,
ana many others who have the prize in use on
their estates.
FELIX MORGAN,
Leonardtown, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-02

10 published seri-monihiy, end each issue con-
taiss COMPLETE NOVEL, by one Of
the great authors Of the world, as Charles
Reade, Dickens, Scott, Anthony Trollope. Jules
Verne, etc., etc. The eempidion Of long and
important novels In a siagie Issue, 10 tbs most
saiqae and valuable feature yet introduced into
the periodical literature Of the day, and b Pc
euliar 70 The Lakeside Library.
Each isue Of the Library contains a Com
plese Novel, that would cost in the book stores.
on the average, 81 so each; yet the price Of the
same in the Library Is only 10 cents II you buy
q single copy from your newsdealer, or only
CENTS you subscribe for q year. The whole
series Of "a numbers will contain twenty-five
Complete Novels worth about $40 90. but costs
only 81 Is in the Library.
occasionally we shall issue double asnbers,
10 contain unusually long and important works,
a. the The Law and The Lady, By wilkie Col
Inns. and Twenty thousand Leagues under the
Seas, by Jules Verne. When this IL necessary,
both aumbers of the story will be issSedscgefAer
er's hands at once. IN such cases three num-
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ts- Hence all subscriptions are received for "a
numbers.
Our next issue. Nos. II and IS, will be a
splendid Double complete and euabridged with
EIGHT characteristic illustrations, containing
the famous
"Tpenty thousand Leagues xader the
Seas"
BY JULES VERNE.
This wonderful book is descriptive Of q voy-
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sea No one acquainted with verne's peculiar
and dramatic style need be told that this (his
greatest book is most intensely interesting
IL laws bare the mysteries of the mighty deep
its sunken wrecks; submarine forests; the gro
tesque hideous and awful creatures tho dwell
therein; the beautiful coral caves; its treasures
of gold. silver and jewels lost in Spanish ships
Of olden days. Yet so quantity. aud with such
an air OF candor. is the story told, that you can
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Subscribe now, and get all the back num-
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fishers, Chicago, Ill.
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To BENJAMIN ForsceH. Esq. Sheriff o,
81. Mry's County, Greeting:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-01-18
Amusementay

MEMPHIS THEATER. = Tonight Che
oolo. Nrated Haverly Mnstrels will appear
Of tho theater, and furnish our citizen:
with no, % minstrelsy. The we'll known
California qaartette, composed Of At
yelling Bro Tiers and Freetb, will dis
courss swaet Melody, as will also Mr.
Dixon. the accon 'pljshed tenor singer.
The song and dance N~ttistes, Weston and
Primrose. will he on use to amuse all
corners. See the show CANS ana pro
gramme for particulars.
BuTcnERs' UNION BALL Non
day night, the 25th instant, zoe NTH
annual ball of the Butchers Union will
be celebrated at Cochran Hall. The
previous balls given by this Organization
were of the most pleasant character and
were participated in by a large number
of ladies and gentlemen. The Iorthcom.
ing ball will be conducted in the best
style and perfect order will be preserved,
the Union having appointed all the
necessary committees to insure order
and pleasure.
JEFFERSON OPERA HoUsE.-rhis well
known place of variety Amusement at.
tracts large and respectable audiences
nightly, and is the leading place of va.
riety Entertainment in the city. Mana
ger Steele has secured the services of a
| good troupe of a%rtistes, aud presents =
pleasing performance every night. This
evening several new actors will appear
aud add to the amusement of the audi
ence. See programmes.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-01-18

Captain W. B. Miller, in command Of
the elegant teamer II. 5. Turner, will
leave tomorrow evening at Eve o'clock
for Cincinnati. Mr.. Chaplin presides in
the office.
The popular and elegant steamer Phil
Alin, Captain Lee in command, will de-.
part for Helena, Friar's Point and all
way landings this evening at FIVE o'clock.
Captain Mark Cheek, with The steamer
Illinois, will get away at FIVE o'clock this
evening for Napoleon, touching at all
way points.
The Susie Silver Captain J. D. Silver
commanding, is announced for Ciucin-
natl, leaving at five o'clock pm. this
day.
The Mary Ament came in yesterday
with the biggest trip of the season, bring
ing 81 bales of cotton, 226 sacks seed,
242 sacks sacks corn, 62 bundles shingles
and a number of people.
Captain Jim Hester, carpenter of the
sunken steamer St. Francis, thinks that
boat can be raised, and that the damage
will not probably be SO great as at first
reported.
Charley Sharpe, clerk Of the steamer
Illinois, we are informed, is quite ill with
pneumonia, at the residence of his
father, in this city.
The John Kyle is due from New Or
leans this evening.
: The City of Alton left Cairo OF Fri.
day night with $50 tons, and at Belmont
took l4O0 tons more. She has the An.
Choir Line freight from St. Louis, aud
will take the freight and mails here for
the bends.
Captain ]. B. Whitledge, clerk of the
steamer Emma G. Elliott, will be mar
ried On the 18th inst. to Miss Sarah F.
Gilbert, one Of the handsomest young
ladies Of Cairo, Illinois. We understand
that several of the Captains Memphis
friends will leave in a day or two to at
tend the marriage ceremonies, among
them Captain Billy Dill, with his family.
D. L. Morris, the Dutch negro with
Raverly's Minstrels, is an old time
st~eamboatmaD, running between here
and st. Louis. A large number of his
old river friends called on him thisfore.
noon, and will greet him at the.theater
tonight.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-01-18
EARLY BIRDS OF MEMPHIS.
city scenes and Incidents Before
and After Sumrise.


The LEDGER men are early ri.ers, as
they cannot afford to indulge in a late
~"snOOze" like the members of the morn:
ing press. Take Main street, for ex-
ample, just before the faint streaks Of
sunlight gid the house tops and brighten
up the world we live in. The broad
throughfare is silent and is frequented
by but few pedestrians, except those
whom business or necessity compels TO
be abroad at that early and unreasonable
hour, or compelled 10 shake off the power
of old Morpheus and arise to indulge
in ante-breakfast work. The early
milkman and his sleepy mules are
going the rounds, and you hear the
unmusical bells calling forth the deni-
zeus TO receive the two-thirds aquatic
and one-third tactical fluid which de-
luded citizens receive and consume un.
der the impression that it is pure milk.
The newspaper carriers have made their
rounds and the damp sheets have been
thrust under doors which are yet I'M
opened. Then you meet the early birds,
not trying to catch the traditional worm
OF the period, but hunting up an appe-
tizer for breakfast by taking a walk to
some corner saloon and inviting the bar
keeper, who is cleaning up and cleaning
out his establishment, to mix him a
cocktail while he glances over the
unopened newspaper. Sometimes you
meet some drnaken and out all.
night noddler Of genteel appearance
and flushed face Fastening home With
unsteady gait from some horrible orgie.
You also meet the regular hummer or
vagabond of the street, who has beef
%snoozing all night in some alley way or
%station.house and who is now prowling
about in search for something to eat and
drink. Daylight and sunlight now
come on apace and the general business
lie commences. Clerks, armed with
big keys, open ponderous doors, and
stout porters take down shutters and
sweep out the stores, generally waiting
until the passing citizen with polished
boots and carefully brushed clothes can
get the full benefit OF the sweepings,
while further on another porter shakes
the door-mat and fills the air with
dust, producing a lively effect. Still
later the clerks can be seen near
front doors perusing the morning jour.
nails and awaiting the coming of the
proprietors or some early customer.
Shop girls hop along the pavement,
making it ring unsteady beneath the
patter of little boot heels. Many of
these are pretty blondes and brunettes,
and some who are not pretty, but they
are independently making a living, al
though their heads are surmounted by
massive superstructures Of unknown
fabrics supposed to resemble human hair
which supports jaunty hats. These
young damsels go 10 pairs and keep up
a constant chatter as they hurry along,
afraid of being late, and discussing
matters of fun, fashion, love and pros.
pective matrimony. The mule boxes
from the suburbs now come in loaded
with business men who get off at their
respective corners, and the day has
fairly begun its regular routine of hustle,
b%otheration" and business once again,
for to-day is always present and to.mor.
row never comes.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-01-18
CrlmlnnI Court Grnnd Iurx. E,c.

The January term of the Criminal
Court commenced to-day, Judge Flip
pin presiding. The Grand Jury is com
posed Of the following citizens: W. P.
Mitchell, Foreman; NJ. App, L, S. Burr,
j. W. Vogeli, G. W. Nail, J. P. Ford, c.
Burwinkle, W. H. Moore, j. NJ, Storm,
r. D. Wallace, Daniel Ames, Darlington
Mason, P. B. Baker.
Mr.. S. r. Cannon was sworn in as
Attorney General pro TEN.
j. A. Powell was sworn in as Consta.
BILE of the Grand Jury.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-01-18
A Bull Fight.

This morning a wild bull became ex-
cited at a Union street stock yard and
made it lively for all members Of the
human family within range of its horns.
Charles Bontall, a tailor by trade, seized
the bull by the horns by way of inviting
the animal to walk up and be slaugh.
tered, The astonished animal raised
Bontall in the air and ripped his coat
and vest open; then throwing him down,
prepared 70 sacrifice him in the usual
style. Bontall, seeing his life in danger,
drew n pistol, hut a negro interested in
the bulls welfare caught his arm and
prevented the shooting Of the animal.
This started a row between Bontall and
the negro, but just then a patrolman
waltzed in and arrested both parties and
preferred the charges OF carrying deadly
Weapons against Bontall and disorderly
eond1ot agaipgt the negro. The patrol
man wisely failed to 6rFs9t the disor-
derly bull, but while at a safe distance
summoned him to appear as a witness
before Mayor League, Recorder pro TEN,
at the Police Caurt tomorrow morning.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-01-18
Police oourt Items.

The Mayor sat up as Recorder to day,
Pat Winters being in Nashville at work
for a. j. On the brow of the Mayor a
irown was displayed, as the crowd of
bad criminals stood there arrayed. A
poor Mogdalen, arrested by the Mayor,
was fined fifty dollars for committing q
crime underlined. The male d~ruukarjs
we're invited to squander a five, but the
woman found drunk had a ten to pro.
vide eye the bolts Of the prison were
drawn wide aside. The DRINKS and dis
orderlies put up twenty-five or fifty, ac-
cording to the Mayors decision, aud on
failure to dose were locked up in prison.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-01-18
headquarters "UIks.'.

WtMFHIs JHHWdTy II, 100.
All parties who desire to participate
in the grand Mardi Gras procession on
February 9th, at tive o'clock p m, will
pieasS ADDRESS DR.. Theodore Hoerner,
corner Beal and Second streets.
Invitations for the "plks Mardi.
Gsas celebration can be had by the pub
lie ct the following places: Theodore
Hoerners, corner Real and Second
s~treets. Marx 4 B~ensdorfs, No. 2 Madi-
son street. CLas. A, Bechu's, No. $50
Main street, ITO
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-01-18
Burn COke.-Sold by coal deal.
ers and the Gas Company. la
EvIdenee AccumuIntes

Evidence Accum ulates
That no Baking Powder can stand the
test Of a careful chemical analysis like
DooLEY's YEAST POWDER. Although
subjected to the most critical analyza-
tion, no ingredients could be found en-
tering into the composition but such as
are perfectly pure and nutritious. This
accounts for the entire aud uniform sat
.isfaction given by DooLEY'a YEAsy
Poypga in the culinary department
It is the cheapest, best, and most re.
liable Baking Powder known, and 'is
recommended unOp its merits alone.
Your grocer keepV it. eod4w
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-01-18
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

M ERCHANTS, SALOON KEEPERS,
WI owners of licensed vehicles and all
others whose licenses have expired, are re-
quested to call at the Office Of the CITY FAX
collector without further notice
and renew their licenses or pay the taxes TINT
may be due by them, Respectfully,
JOHN HOLLYWOOD.
1lS-l23 City Lincense Inspector.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-01-18

The Jefferson (Texas) Jimplecute
says The old sell about Strengthening
the negroes hair has been revived, and
parties are now engaged in certain local.
tiles in selling some vile d~ecoction that
takes all the hair off and leaves the
head " barfooted"