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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-11
MARSHAL'S SALE OF VALUABLE
PROP rRTY

nuRsuAxr to a decretal order Of the Su.
b peri,r Court Of Chancery, holden az
Winchester. rendered on the Sth day Of May.
1s29.-John McPherson and others. riris,
against Erasmus CAN'T, Sheriff Of Berkeley
County, and as such, Admir- with the will
annexed, Of Edward o. Williams, dec. and
heirs Of said dec. Def'ts-I shall expose for
sale, at public auction. to the highest bidder
GA Friday, the 19tA day # Nssensber nerts
on the premises, about $50 acres Of valuable
Limestone LAND, with improvements there
on, late the property oil E.dr ard Q. Williams.
dec. lying within the E annty Of Berkeley, and
adjoining the lands OF Richard Clagetts heirs
Terms Of Sale: Six hundred dollars viii
be required ia hand, and the halaDee in six.
| twelve, and Ell hteea months from tie day Of
sale in equal iastalnscnts. Bond with good
personal security, and a trust deed Oh the
premises sold. viii be required Of The p%ssTclaas-
| scr to secure the deferred payments eaie 70
| commence about The hear OF II o'clock, a M
NA1H'L. SEWERS, ID. ". w. G.. ID.
October IA. 1880.
6LP. s. Ii is understood that Mrs. WI
liams, the widow Of Il. o Williams. has 30
linqnished her claim TO the property. IL wins
therefore, be sold clear Of incumlsrance.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-11
A CARD.
j. =, w. ". Riddle.

RESPECTFUf.LY infsrm the Ladies
EG generally, that they have Just opened a
large stock OF FASHIONABLE FALL
GOODS, such as, Black and Changcablc
Gre de Naples, Gre de Indies, Changeable
Pepilas, Pongces, Black Italian Lutcstri0gs.
Black Satin Lcvantine. Black and celored
Grapes, Black and Mcrino Cloths and Cir
cassians, Superinc s cemmon Calicses,
Long s Square Merino, Circassian s. Prus
sian Sbawls, Plain s Figured Barrage, Pop
lin Merino, Palmarinc s. Silk dress HandkTs.
Black and White Bobbinett Wells, Bobbinett
Laces, Plain Bobbinetts, Super Swiss Mus
Lns, DUNST.7BLE BONNIE rs, a gen
eral assortment of Ribbands and Beltiags,
Gloves s. Aitts, Black & White Silk Hose,
Black Worsted Hose, Double and Single
Sole Lasting & Seal Skin Shoes. SC. &C.;
all which they win sell very cheap. and re-
srectfully invite them 10 call and examine
their assortment Nov IN.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-11
From The National Lafel;gsncer.

UsURY LAWS There are rany ye
~ usefni periodicals published in this
country, which deserve Ia be more ex-
iensiyely known and patronlzed than
they ore. Among these is 1.-The Jour
nal Of Law published twice a ,uonth
at the office of"rhe journal Of Health
in Philadelphia; edited by an assaeia
tion Of Members Of the Bar. and de.
signed, ike is elder useful brother of
the "ed,ca, profession, 10 disseminate
practical AMI familiar views Of those
general questions pertaining To lis oh
Ject' which are. for the most part, but
very specifically understood amenes,
eur citizens. The leading articles in
the late sumbeis are a series of ESSAYS
on the Usnry Laws, in respect 10 which
the journal pFotnulges the sa opinion
as those which. adopted after much
consideration, have been more and
conffmed in our " minds, viz
that they are inexpedisnt in themselves,
aud Oppressive, without being in AM
degree efficient for good This ques
ton is argued in a masner so familiar,
as 10 reach every comprehension. We
shall not pretend 10 copy these Essays,
our object being only TO recommend the
readers attelticn TO the useful under
taking which contains them. But we
Cannot resist the inclination to extract
the following brief passage TO show how
easily the comDon sense writer win
usws the chaf from the wheat, and d.
vests the principle Of right Of the plau
sible integuments of misplaced CON
passion /:
"Where the law takes the broad and yisi.
bic line, separating galId frsm Invalid bar
gains. q Jfraad, direct oppression proved by
direct evidence, dishonest continuance ans
trick; an unjust advantage taken ofthe sihla-
ton OF parties, as a trustee, guardian and
ward, Sc we have a rule which is l~ntelligi
bic, certain and safe. But when we would
raise a law foa tie trial If contracts, upen nj
, y. a''oi human inhrin,ty, upon charity, upor
dclaslon without the practice OF any arts 10
deceive, and coercion underlined and unprov.
ed, but al taken for granted, because the bar.
gain may be hard or i~mprsdent, we mus,
| see that all the dealings between man anc
man will be afloat, and the business OF com
! merce thrown into q rulnous confusion. The
law does enough when it protects agains'
absolute fraud and artfui contfisances, too
well concealed for common prudence to de-
tect; and ii would he not only vain, but iniu
rious TO the great interests oil society, 10 at
tempt more thar this, and TO undertake Il
save a man from his folly. or the necessitier
which his folly may have brought upon him, :
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-11
UyWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

HyWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
" Absconded On the night Of the 30th
Oct from the subscriber, living in FEEDER
icktoyn, Md. a NEGRO WOMAN, named
HANNAH, about thirty FIVE years old, Of rail~
er dark complexion, and has a small deic q
in one Of her hands. accustomed by the rheu-
matism- clothing not recellccted. Hannah
vas seen making to Virginia, aud has proba-
bly, gone to the ncighborhsod Of Martinsbnrg,
near which place she formerly lived with a
Mr.. Chcnoweth. whatsoever takes up said
negro and secures her in jail, SO that | get
her, shall receive the above ~reward-that is
If taken out Of the state Of Naryland-if
within said state, the half Of the above sum
will be given.
Nov. IL. RACHEL STEINER.
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Flour in Baltimore,
" Alexandria,
CHURCH NOTICE.
So 1914

Public Services will in the Vii
lage Church on Thursday, nth inst. at 81
p. m-Again on Friday, at IL a. m. and at
81 p. m.-On Saturday, al ii a. M. (probably)
and at 81, p .m-On Sunday, at IL, a. IN.
and at 81, p m. The rite Of confirmation
aud the sacrement of the Lords Supper will
be administered On Sunday.
There will also be Services at Unien Chap
FL, Back Greek, on Friday at 2 o'clock and
81. D. m. when confirmation will be admin
istered to any duly disposed.
Zion Church will be open for Divine Ser
vices on Saturday, at II, a. IA. when cen
firmation and the communioa will be admin.
istered,l and at 81, p. m-Again on Sun
day, at Ii, a. m.-All BY leave OF Divine
Providence. Nov. A..
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-11
GROSS ROAD RACES. Berkeley Cou..-

GROSS ROAD X ACES, Berkeley Couss-
u ", Ta-Wil be run for, over a hand
some course near this place, agreeable TO the
rules OF racing, free only for the saddle hors-
es Of Berkeley and Jefferson counties, On
"Wednesday The 24th of November inst. a
purse Of THIRTY DOLLARS. two rounds
and repeat, carrying weight agreeable to the
rules OF racing, on thursday the 45th. a purse
oil TEN DOLLARS, one round and repeat,
free as above, the winning horse the proceed
ing day excepted; and on Friday the the 26th,
a purse OF FIFTEEN DOLLARS, one
round, three best out Of eve heats, free as a
have, the winning horses OF the two proceed
Ing days excepted. GOOD judges will be APP
pointed and every thing conducted in q man.
ner calculated to give satisfaction.
Nov. III. THOMAS TABb, Manager.
N b -Four horses to be entered each day
or nc race.
9g-Each hsrse must be entered the day
preceding the race or pay doubls entrance
at the poles.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-11
TIE 1sii.aal Republican Part, and

-" 1tsssSHat AePasttca9 fdrfs and
Hs.ry Clay Ne have before caution
cd the National Republican party. or in
other words, those whn desire to elevate
Henry Clay to the Presidential chair,
tbst any association with antimasonry.
or any thing which lsoks ike Il, would
60 far to defeat their wishes, Henry
Clay sa man of noble soul and high
tesiins mind, who locks with a single
aud an eagle eye 10 The good Of his cou
try only he beholds in adherence any
thing mean or little: be would despise
gaining power by any act which would
lessen him in his esteem. Therefore he
cannot, IN any msnner, lend himself 10
the cause OF antiDassury. With him
purity oil lie, patriotism or public con
duet and capabilty of psrfer ming off
oiai duty, are recommendation OF the
first consequence. tie never stems TO
ask whether a man belongs TO any par
hcular civil religious society. Ifis onl,
question is in the words of Jefferson.
Is he honest, is he capabatle, is be
faithful 10 the eonsttutionfn
Mr.. Clay is rec himself n ma
son, aud consequently be can receive
NO support from the anti masonic party.
Great as are bis admitted talents, and
desirable as il is Il at those talents should
oe display ed at the head of the nation
the prescribing principles of that rar,,
would prevent him from being elevated
to power, and would forever keep kin,
depressed ia the shades of private lie
useless IN a measure, TO this country.
THIS being the case, We cannot csn
ce.ve, how any persons who are his
friends, can lend their aid in any de.
gree, to further the interests OF a party
who have denounced him as UNFIT 10
bold any place IN the government, no
matter how humble albany Ga1.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-11
STEPHEN AMBROSE,
RICHARD BRADLEY,
BENJAMIN PARKER.
Selectnlsn Of Concord for IS.

Np"So"JW -
April Z, 1926"
Rome did not begin to decline till her Sen
ale was corrupt and then her fall was rapid
Athens preserved her liberty till Pericles, by
bribery and corruption, procured a seat in
the Arespagns, and thus diminished the res
pect Of tac people .or its DEGREES.
lou are not permitted to kao,c, siv,'' was
the contemptuous answe. Of a contemplate
clerk in the Post Office at Washington, rem
dGred by order Of Postmaster General Barry,
last winter, TO a Senator OF the United States,
vine had applied to Mr.. Barry for inforn,a
ton on a subject of bis department. Had
such an aas,ecr by sueh a person been returned
to a member Of the Senate which sat under
the administration of Washington, Jefferson
or Madison, the head of that department
would have been arfaigned at b. bar oil the
Senate and answered with bis office for the
conteinpt--Now, alas, whoever refuses 10
fall down at the shrine of Jackson, sci up in
ouI land like the golden image IL the plains
OF Dura, must, like the sons OF tie Hebrews,
be east into the tire.
you cat change your o,sa g9reramcGt al
pleasure aad tic, you cas throtr or TIRE
government Of the Union ochsacUer the same
safely, Interest and Happiness require ii, is the
language OF Mr.. 1roup, a Senator OF the U
nited States, to the citizens ofSouiii Carolina
[trederisklo,cn Political E4aoaaei.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-11
Nov. II, 1880.

NOTICE.-All those having claims a.
AN gainst the estate of Elijah Elliott, dec,
are respectfully requested 10 bring the same
forward. properly authenticated for settle
ment; and those indebted are notified to make
immediate payment, as no indulgence can or
viii be given. My agent, Thos. Powell, will
attend generally. at his residence, between
the Falling Waters and Williams Port, for
The purpose Of transacting business.
VIRLINDA ELLIOTT, .3dmrr.
Nov. IL. 1S30-3t.
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GRAFT s. HAGER,
Flour and Commission, Merchants,
coRsER OF MARKET AND PACA STREETS,
Baltimore.

Baltimore,
EBEG leave to inform their friends and the
EB public, that they are now prepared to
receive Flour. with every de scription of Pro-
duce, which they will sell at a moderate com
mission, or purchase at the highest market
price. They have a large and commodious
ware house, with every convenience for wa
CONS, and viii give prompt attention to all
who may favor them with their CUSTOM
They wilihage at all times OH hand, Piaster,
Fish. Sab, &c. at the lowest prices They
will also receive orders for the purchase oi
every description Of Merchandise this mar
kst viii afford, at a moderate commission.
Nov IL, D 5
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FHyAKE NOTICE--Ah those who became

THyAKE NOTICE-Al those who became
q purchasers at the sale Of the personal
property of JAcoB kEEsEcxEs, deed. arc
notified that the same have been due for
some time, aud that immediate payment is
required from ALL, as no further indulgence
can or will be given those having claims
against said estate, will please bring them
forward. properly authenticat cd for payment,
us 1t IS the wish Of the undersigned 10 bring
the settlement of the same to a close.
JOHN klSINGER, Admir-.
Nav II IG20
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-11

EBUBLIC SALE.-Wil DO sold, by pab-
IL lie auction, at the late residence Of Mrs
Elizabeth Eakin, dsc'd. ON Monday the 29th
last. all the personal property belonging to
said deed consisting oil one horse, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, consisting Of Beds,
Bedsteads and Bedding, Tables, Chairs, Bu-
reau, two Corner Cupboards. Pots, Ovens,
Buckets, &c. with some other articles not me-
cessary to mention Nina msnths credit will
be gwen the purchaser on all sums over two
dollars, upon giving bone with approved Sc
curly, under that sum, cash. Sale to com
menee early in the day.
r Nov IL. X. BEALL, Admir-.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-11

N0TlCE-Al persons having claims a.
AS gsinst the estate Of Mrs. Elizabeth Ea-
KIN, decd. viii please bring the same for
ward, property authenticated for settlement;
and those indebted are notified to make i'm
mediate payment, as 1t is the desire Of the
undersigned TO bring the estate to a speedy
settlement. RICHARD BEALL, adm1r
Nov. II, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-11

EEERNARD G. WOLFF having opposed
EB OF his stock in trade 10 his brother, G..
ID. WOLFF, whs win take possession of the
establishment as soon as may he convenient;
it has bocsme necessary that LIS whole bust
ness be settled and closed by IN. Isl Janua.
nv, ensuing. All persons indebted 10 him,
are therefore required TO make immediate
paymcnt-those especially, who remain in
debated to the late firm Of Geo. Wolff & sen,
it is expected will attend to this notification.
Nov. IL.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-11

DYSPEPSIA give Mr.. Alexander Ste
ELI phen, OF MartlasbuFg, Virginia, full
power TO practice my prescriptions for the
cure Of the disease called DYSPEPSIA, or
INDIGESTION, upon all such as may think
proper to call upon him at his residence
/ furthermore think him well qualified to
practice the same.
o. HALSTED.
New-York, Aug. 81, 1880.
FEsHE subscriber has accepted an agency as
A above from MIR. iialsted, OF New-f ork
for the relief Of those who may be afflicted
with Dyspepsia, and is now ready 10 attend
20 any that may think proper to apply.
ALEXANDER STEPHEN.
MartiHsbsfs, sep. so, 1850.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-11

NOTICE-All persons indebted to the
TX estate Of Richard Bryasiy, deed are
requested to make immediate payment. as
longer indulgence cannct be given; and those
having claims against said estate, with bring
them forward, properly authenticated for set
tlenent. THOMAS BRYARLf,
ROBERT BRYAKLY.
NJ VonA a.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-11

Degradation Of he u S. Seaate.--Ttis hu-
initiating for an American to lsok upon the
highest legislative body in the Union, known
unser the Constitution, and to compare it
with what II once was. Formerly, this dig
n'ded and venerable body commanded the
respect and generation, tie love ani admira-
tea of every patrist heart. Once, ne Ane-
rlcan could reflect. without feeling his heart
swell with pride and qualification. that this
body eli grave Senators was unsurpassed by
any IN the world for Intelligence. wisdom,
learning, patriotism, and all the sterling vir-
tues which adorn and dignity The h~umanchar
acter, and make a nation beloved and res
pected at home, and admired and honorcd
abroad. 1t had a direct effect in ennobins
and elevatIng the American character, for
each one who felt as though he shared the
honor, and that his country demanded from
hlrn that be should not tarnish the lustre of
her name. We will answer for it that each
citizen, when he thought of this, insensibly
assumed a hfmer and a loitier step, and a
more erect and manly bearing, and that his
love for his country and her Institutions was
heightened. Now, melancholy reverse, look
at the following certificate Of the characterof
one OF ITS members, extracted from the Dover
Enquirer
9y-"As the editor Of the Patriot, Isaac
HUI after having had a fair opportunity, has
neither retracted his former assertions, nor
has he produced, nor eaa he produce, the
several respectable gentlemen TO whom
he has alluded, 10 prove them but, en- the
contrary, has added insult TO ~injury--we are
compelled to view him as a VICE CALUM-
NlATOR, and a WiLLFUL AND MALI
CIOUS LIAR.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-11
RACHEL STEINER,
Splendid Lotteries.

N. YORK CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
No. 10, fer 1889.
To be drawn in n York, on Wednesday, t7th
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-11

DUBLIC sALE-wm Ae ssli. BIZ .ubEs
q auction, 1T the residence Of Tire s.hscri-
Der, at tie Mea;h sfthe Opcqusn. on IFed,sss-
sas the firsi Of Decssaher merit, Horses. Brood
Mares and Cslts. Mitch Cows. Beef s Stock
Cattle, Hogs; Rye and Corn by the bushsl;
Farrssng Utensils; Stills. Tnbs, Sc. one thou
sand bushels Stone Coal. in lcts 10 suit pur.
ehasers; some articles of DRF GOODS.
Cloths, Csssinetts, Ffaansls. Muslins, Gale
Goes, Cotton Yarn, Hats, Shoes, &e. a first
rate P'sno Forte, together with a large mum
Der OF articles not necessary to partirularise.
Ii not previously rented, | will, on the same
day, rent my FARM The sale viii COM
msnce early in the day, aud continue lram day
to day, until all is sold. Terms made knswn
on the day Of sale.
Nov. II, 1880. JAMES FORMAN.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-11

Dir p. p. BARBOUR. recently appointed
Judge of the u. ). Court tor the Eastern Dis
trict Of Virginia, opened his irst court "a
Norfolk OH Monday last.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-11
IN c

The defendant, John Lemon not having
entered his appearance, and given security
according to the act Of Assembly and the
rules Of this court, and IL appearing to the
satisfaction of this court, that the defendant,
John Lemon, Is net an inhabitant of this
Commonweaihs-H is ordered, that he do
appear on the I'd Monday in January next. 10
answer The bill Of the complaisants, s. that a
copy Of this order be published in the Mar
tinsburg Gazette for two months successfully,
and posted at the door of the Court house Of
this county A copv-Testc.
JOHN S~1RO1HER, C b. c.
Nov. II, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-11

appointment by The Presideat--GEoaeg
w. BUCHANAN. OF Pennsylvania, to be Attor
ney OF the United States ior the Westerr
district Of Pennsylvania, in place Of Alexan
der Breckenridge.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-11

The number of deaths in New York last
week was los, Of which twenty four were BY
consumption, and ia by SMALL Pox.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-11

Flour was to have advanced from S. 80 to
$40, when the ports were opened. They are
now open, and 1t has Gdeaaced from 50 90 to
81 s7a, from one month before, up 10 one
month etIer their being thrown open. Ia this
adoaaee don't soon stop, the FARMERS, me
chauies and merchants Will ne 50 benefited
by the .'best acts" of the Generals aduiinis
tra,ion, that they will all be rained.-ib.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-11
THE WEST ID PORTS.

1850. Sept.-Poris shut-Price of
flour in Baltimore SIS so
" Oct. S0.-Ports open do. do. 4 STA
Failing off GA
Flour only 62A cents lopss, in about one
month after the opening of the ports, than the
same time before they were opened.-Wha
chanics and merchGnts,'' as tie Editor Of the
Telegraph would say.-1orch Light.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-11

Christian Werlich, who was apprehended
at wheeling for purloining meney from let
tiers at the Claysville Post Office. has beea
!ried at Pittsburgh, and sentenced to 81 years
Imprisonment at hard labor.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-11

URGiNIA:-Berkeley Co,e,fy. to ,ei
SEPTEMBER TEEn, 1850.
John Lamon. John Buckmasfcr
and Hester, his wife. late Hes
ter Lamon, Joseph Martin and
Ann his wife, late Ann Lamoa, m,~
George ~ Bowers and Flea l'V"
ner his wife, late Cleaner La.
mon and George L.amen, heirs
Of George Lamon, deed.
AGAINST
John Lemsn, Dtfy.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-11

Tickets s5-Halves ~ 5o-Quarters IL -.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-11

The President Of the u. S. has officially re-
eegnlzed ANTONIO c. RossIRE, as Wee Con
sui of the King of the Two Sicilics for the
port Of Providence, r. l..
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-04-17
DR.. RELIES
~ DTaN'IS.9l. DRO P2.

gc BOTJA.NICAL DROPS.
.ES oor Of tie most ciii,uC.ous compounds
in the .Afatevla .Medicd, for the cure o.
that ella IS O. ia. .tera,e Diseases, produced BY
m impure etute e the blood. and u vniated
haLi, OF oody and usually exhibiting themselves
IN tho terms of ScrofnId. Salt Rheum. Lep.
rosy. 81 AMthony's Fire, Frccr Sores, (even
when the b.,ncs al o Affected y Whue Sscritings
(if applied with Dr. Jebb's l. ,nemcnt,) Fonl and
Obstinate Ulcers Sore Eyes, Scofdhead in
children. ScHrry and Scor6utic Gout, Pimp.
led or Carbuncled Faces. fostering EruPt-
ions, and VernoI Tainis, s,throrghout the body
in which last case the Drops often cure when
Mercury fails T"cy are also 'he best Spring
and au;umaol Physic 10 purify aud cleanse
the system from lul,o which frequently sp
pear at these season Cf the yyar. They also
a,i the pr cess Of digestion, aud. by purifying
the blood, prevent tue sec. Ell on Of malignant
humors on the longs The proprietor conid nj
Iy relics upon >tle vas, number Of surprising
lures enec;ed by these Drops, not only IN Eos
ION and its vicinity, but throughout the Union
for the hes proof Of their excellence as all un-
failing .aieratiue Medicine, il all the cuscs
bove specified. THIS article has recently betn
pronou .ced 5y ply sician Of the hrst rcspeca
bllhy. who had Witnessed 1t surrr sing efficacy,
rs en- i,lcd, in his op Mon, 10 take the icad oi
all the popular articles knows for the above
complaints, AID indeed II is a gaioing this
point IN pubic es imaiion. throughout the coun.
iry. Price 81 a Bottle, or Sir Bottles Jo,
81.