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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-12-21

one frequent cause "l death is the explo.
$40" OF cylinders at ihreshing machines. etc.
rom The mere velocity Of their motion. and
W'!h"ul any connection with steam MIR.
'""n Dren"er was thus killed near CI aries
"n' va on the 2lst cit. the fragments Of the
bursted cylinder woundrng him in th. brens,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-12-21

The Aboli'ionists in New York, PhiIa-
delPhia and Boston, &c &c have been 70
Gently TN the high ropes These iniuria;ed
Fanatics have been holding meetings. To d.
honor To Loveloy, whom they have consgcra
ted as the First Martyr! raising funds
Tor the support Of bis vile, and for the pro.
pagaiion OF their JournsIs-The scene in
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-12-21

Strengthening hogs are selling at 81
per cwt in Cincinnati. La Baltimore at
S.; at Alexandria at S. q 50 50 In
Rich rond from So GO u. to $500 In
Charlottesville, drovers ask So.
Charlottesville Repu5.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-12-21
@AN IMPOSTOR.Ns

ii q public are cautioned TO beware
OF an imPostor who sometimes calls him
Sell George Cdnnouse, whether he has
ever passed by another name or not,
cannot say. but, judging from mis- conduct
have not the least doubt of his having
more names, and wives also, than one
Said Cannouse dashes about the country
In Barouche drawn by pair Of iron
gray horses III fine order and we'll harness
SEQ bargaining Tor farms and contracting
other debts as far as hecan make his credit
CO. u then runs away without paving. He
has lately played this game in Hampshire
County, Va. Before leaving the county
he gave Died OF trust on his barouchr
and horses TO secure Capt. VIM Vandi
yer who was bound for some Of his lie bis.
MIR. Vandiver offers handsome reward
for the delivery of the property or infor-
nation sothat he gets it-Ithink he (Can-
no"se) will veryprobably trade or sell the
horses to prevent detection, and perhaps
drop his Maria to be taken care of by
some other person. Maria is a young
woman about twenty years old, whereas
George himself may 5e 10; they both go
well dressed, and have quantity of fine
clothes with them. This same George
CannouSe took another mans vile of
from Frederick county mole than a year
ago'-Cannouse is a stout good looking
man, with no particular marks visible
about him, except his teeth broke out or
rotten in front. He calls himself a
D"trhman, he may be; but it must be a
| yankee Dutchman.
g. editors throughout The country
will only do villain justice-cautou the
unsusprcting, and oblige line subscriber,
by giving the above an insertion.
n. KUYKENDALL.
Hampshire CO., Va, NoY -, lo37
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-12-21

p. VAN DEURsEN q Co. have
received in addition to the Stock on
hand. the following desirable Goods:
Rich glossy black Italian Lustiing. very
cheap.
Splendid Grass Green FL, de Sole,
Black Dotted Thule Tor Wells,
Plain Black Berage ditto,
Black Raw silk Hose,
Splendid Emb. Hoskin Gloves,
Ditto, Satin top and Blonde edge do.
Misses coloured idoskin ditto.
Beaver bcnneis, assorted colours,
Genuemen's sup. English Buck Gloves,
ditto, Black Italian Cravats.
Brown Canton Flannel,
Superior Doe Skin ditto.
> 4 and A Brown Shirting,, 3D. and Sd.
per yard.
BLACK and w. B. Patent Thread,
ChiIdren's Scarlet Boot Kins, &c. &c.
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ENTERTAINMENT,

The subscriber respectfully informs
The public that he has been induced by
changes of stands on the road to open a
house OF HDrScsg1e EisserftsSs,-
sssesss; for the accommodation of Trav-
oilers. DFovers AMI Wagoners His
house is situated on the Winchester
road, half mile below Staunton. He
viii be provided constantly with Grain
aud hay-and will use his best exer-
tons 10 render comfortable all who NAV
please to call on him.
GEORGE G.. MITCHELL.
Deer 81, 1887. ct
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The resolution was agreed TO
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= DieG. {

10 this town on the Iith INST. Miss Elizabeth Da-
Wis, daughter of the late Capt. Joshua Davis, 10
the 9th year Of her age.
On Tue sday evening 18Th inst. Edward Willis,
Jun. aged I9years. lie died, aflcr few days III
ness industrious, honest and exemplary, he was
taken from life al an age when It's hopes are bright.
est; leaving afectionale parents, who watched
over him in sicInsss with anxious and kind solic-
itude, TO mourn their affecting bereavement.
fCoNaUHctrrD
A, Charleston, q. C.) on the IJih instant, Fran
els Mab1ne Waring, eldest Son Of DR. Eiw'd. +.
Waring, formerly Of this town, aged 80 years, /
month and days
Al Edin5Jrga On 9Th May Com. r. n. Barclay
Of the Royal Navy. he commanded the British
feet in the engagement with Com Perry, on Lake
Erie
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ITEMS.

CULTURE OF SLKs.-There are no les,
than 100000 mulberry trees growing in tn,
viclnity of Burlington, ". j., of which 900.
900 belong 10 the Messrs. Cheneys; tn,
Hon. q. ID, Wall and Mr.. Stone have 40.
ooo, Messrs. GUNNER and Smith 4O,0OO
and MIR. Kinsman the same. Cocoonerie.
are being prepared for the worms this sea.
son.
Freshet IN Ohio.-There was n destruc.
tive flood in Ohio about the 10Th or Iolh OF
tins month. Every bridge on Conneau,
creek save one, was carried away; acres
OF oats, corn, potatoes aud grass were to-
tally destroyed, and miles of fence disap-
peared.-Thousands of dollars worth of
lumber, wood, &c. accumulated on the
banks Of the creek, were totally lost.
We are sraiied to learn that our fellow
citizen, BENJAMIN RUsH, Esq, has been
appointed by the President to the vacant
post of Secretary of Legation to the Court
of ST. James. lie is every way qualified
Tor the situation, and his appointment will
give much Observation-Disclosures.
Letters from Dresden, says late Paris
paper, represent the emigration to the Uni
ted States Of America, as increasing TO a
trightfiil degree. II is not families of sma \
means which are mostly absorbed in the ex-
penSes of the voyage, that are going, bur
rich landed propr.eto's are selling their es-
tates, TO go ard seek new country in a
new world. Frequently persons of seventy
years old, are seen with these caravans.
A letter received by merchant of New
York, from his correspondent at St. Juan,
Central Americs. of the 23d ultimo, con-
tains distressing intelligence from that coun-
try. The cholera was raging to "a frightful
extent on the west coast. Six hundred had
died of that drendfu disease, between the
4th and 30dI of May.-N Y. Gar.
The Wandering Piper having piped his
last notes in the county, has unravelled the
mystery of his name, which he gives to the
editor of the N. Y. Commercial, as Alexan-
der Graham Stuart De We're. "What a
long TAIL" &c.
A dreadful tornado passed over the town
of South Hanover, in Indiana, on the eve
ring of the 9Th and in course of five minutes
left nearly every building in the place in
ruins, but BOT a life was lost.
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Nep Dime.-Tbe ten cen, piece of tn
Tpdion,-Two f,n,I;e.or ,be oho,;r;,e,

Indians.-Two families Of the aborigines
of our country, consisting Of two men, their
wives, and pGpooses," have within few
days located themselves on the shores Of
Staten Island, near the narrows, where they
have erected their huis, and employing their
time in .hoaIing perpoises aud making bas-
ae.s. They are NOW from the shores Of
Lake Champlain but they belong to the
Penobscoi tribe. TREY came the whole
distance in their frail bark canoes, are per
fecily harmless, civil, and well behaved. A
large number Of fashiorables from the city
have paid them a visit, and made rr-cha-
e. of their baskets, &c.-N j. T,uo
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-26

Declaration of Var by BaenO, Ayres
against Peru BY The ship Brutus, Buenos
Ayres papers to the 9th of May, have been
received at New York. The British pack
ct of that date contains Declaration OF
War by the Republic of Ruenos Ayres a.
gains, Peru, now under he protection Of
1en. Santa Cruz. who is also President ot
BOLIVIA. Chill declared war against Peru
some time ago. So there are two ucainsi
two;-Ch'li and Buenos A yres nrsins, Boil
wa and rern. III the Republics Of Sout
Amerlca are thus mingled in the strife sx.
esp' ib' Hsndi Oriental, sni the I'D Re.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-26
Chant forth welcoming sirains

Chant forth wheicoming sirains
And the countless forms in the waves that rove
Are waiting TO form thy train
Then proudly be thy wings unfurld
Let nought thy flight restrain,-
Go forth, the wonder Of the world
Thy country's power sustain
Queen of the Waters through the sky
Let echo shout thy name,
Till the distant isles Of the sea reply
Toihe wildly .peapd acclaiml
With thy glorious Banner waving high.
A pledge of thy future fame.
Oh well may our hopes on thee rely,
And our lips thy might proclaim.
Then onward on, in thy trackless PATH
While true 10 thy daring aim,
Mays, thou ride secure through the tempest's
wrath
And the fOemau's hostile fame.
May faithful hearts and gallant hands
Thy bold adventures guide,
And the rage Of the Demon Pirates bands
Bequell'd before thy pride.
From thy canvass floating wide
And it captives gladly welcome thee
As their fetters are cast aside;
May tyranny and malice quail
Before thy veterans tried,
And The weak rejoice, when thy snowy sail
Der the wave is seen to glide.
To Him, whose word alone hath power
To still the troubled sea,
When the storm around shall darkly lour
To Him We pray for thee;
That guarded by His hand Of might
Thy strength may ever be
A champion in the cause Of right
And crown'd with victory:
That thy return may be sign
For Nations jubilee,
When the hearts that bless thee how shall join
In the anthem OF the freel B.
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HAIR MANUFACTORY.

HNHE Subscriber has commenced mauufactur.
~ ing halr' and offers FOR sale all descriptions of
ornamental hair work of his own uanufacture.
ALSO, a large supply of French uni German
manufacture, among which are single bows pals on
combs, everlasting rlnglcts, &c. Lr These are
newly imported articles.
Fnseus. borders, or any kind of work manuiae
turcd to order. Persons holding their own hair can
haveii manufactured if they prefer il, or il will be
taken in exchange for any kind of hair work
All kinds of hair work dressed by an entire new
process. lately introduced from Germany. Ringe,s
can be dressed at the very shortest notice. and tht
style OF dressing is well calculated to please as wei
as keep in curl. For further particulars enquire a
the LADIES ORNAMENTAL HAIR EM-
PORIUM, l37 Thames st.
j. REMOND.
~ n. b. Cash will be given for any quantity OF
extra long hair iy. 26
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POSTSCRIPT
ny STEAM BOAT THIS MoRNINC.

BY STEAM BOAT THIS MORNING.
The news of the Kings death is confirm
ed. He died on the Goth June. victoris
has been proclaimed Queen.
London dates to the 23d. ult. have been
received at New York. The above is all
the news of political importance. Little
further has uanspired in relation to the
money market, but the state of trade is evil
dently improving.
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From Nn Rostun Courirr .L,lLu oi,h

Prerisions. There is a good demand for Mess
and NO Beef at our former rates, and for Prime
at An advance. Sales Of the latter at IS n 9 Gj
per brI. Pork is firm, and some holders demand a
further advance small sales made of Clear a. 1926
90, and Mess at S22 90, and Prime at II 90 a ST.
80 per brl.
Hay Some sales we're made at the close OF last
week as high as sS2. bat prices have since given
way, and sales are made at SIT Sl3 per ton
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NOTICE,

The RHODE ISLAND ANri SLAVERY So.
orErY will hold meetings IN Providence,
Bristol and Newport Counties during the
irst week in August Commencing at
Providence on Tuesday August lst, at II
o'clocls 4. Nj.
BY order Of the Executive Committee.
WIN. NJ. CUACE,
July rs 1887. CoRRE spoNprNa SEcR'y.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

rl1HE new Light Houses on the North point Of
y Block Island, will be lighted Up IN or sbJoi
the 2Gh OF Aagus neri The site Of the new Lights
is about the third Of mile in the of the old
ones, on nearly due South course. Mariners IN
passing the Point q; nigh; must De careful to give
il a corresponding binh. The elevation wall be a
few feet higher than formerly owing TO- the rise of
ground and the distance Of the Lights from each
other, about forty fee,-bsing about ten fee:furher
span 'han formerly.
CoILEeroRs OFrIcr, Newport Jaiy 26.h, 1897
AN. L,TrLEpIEGU. CotLEl
supt. Ligai Ho1se..
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From Msxrco.-The New Orleans slips
OF the 18th inst. bring advices from Mata-
moras to The Bird. Capt. Wheelright, cap
tured in the Texan schooner Independence
had escaped, with his surgeon.-Mr. Whar-
ton, the Texan minister TO the United
States, captured at the same time, might
have escaped also, but would not, preferrng
10 he liberated in due course of negotiation.
u was reported that Capt. Thompson, form
ery OF the Mexican schooner Bravo, had
deserted the Mexicans and offered his SER
vices to the Texans. All was quiet at Mat
amoras.
The vessel That brough, this news-,be
Cumanche-brought also s3O,96I in spe-
Gle.
Mr. Wharton was well treated Mt Ns,a-
mora., although still in confinement.
A few days previous 10 the sailing Of the
Cumanche, two briys arrived from Vera
Cruz, with $1,000 dollars ia specie, for the
payment Of the government troops.
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u DOSE & PEACH WATER WANTED.
hO CASH will be gwen for 100 Bottles Rose
Water aud 100 Bottles Peach Water.
ALSO WANrED.-h quantity Of garden or
wild Roses. Persons living nj n distance may salt
them and they will be taken in that state.
Apply at l37 Thamcs-.t
sr The Roses will be taken in any quantity, from
2quars upwards. jy 10.
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UaMES n. NEWTON & 90. have Just rc
81 ceived from New York; -
IS bbs best canal -four.
3 binds Muscovada sugar,
90 bxs brown Havana do.
10 do white do
90 chests soochong tea.
10 do. Young hysop.
do byson skin,
3 do byson
) half pipes Scicily wine.
20 baskets Champagne
300 osyes sugar,
~ bbs crackers,
~ boxes HILLS soap,
20 do starch
90 quarter casks port wine.
10 bSs lump tobacco.
f6 doz brooms,
3 ca.bs white vino vinegar.
100 bks rai-ius,
30 kegs do,
70 five galon deunjons,
~ binds 90. Croix Rum.
5 5half pipes brandy,
Mace. mustard, Give oil, cloves. nutmegs cayeeuc
&c, &e-for sale at low prices. IL.
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N 4 TT tf b i.


In thls tovn on Thnrsd1y morning last by the
Rev. Mr.. West, Edward A. Sherman to Elizabeth
VI. Almy, daughter Of Jonathan r Almy, all of
this town.
At Wexford on the I2,h inst, Nickolas y.
SPHINX Esq. to Miss Huldah A Weeden, daughter
of PeIeg Weeden, Esq.
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At the late Annual Commencement of
the University of Pennsylvania, the Homo
ry Degree of Doctor of Laws was conferred
on Alexander Dallas Bache, Esq, A. NJ,
President of Girard College.
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NOTICE.

NNHE Subscriber having made difleren, ar.
u rangement in his business requests all persons
who are indebted to him by note or Book account, for
sums under twenty dollars of long Standing to call
and settle the same by the frs, Of September next, or
their accounts and notes will udiscrmna,ely be left
in the hands ofa Justice FOR collection.
Arilll persons whose accounts 81 notes are OF lons
standing. over twenty dollars, must be adjusted by
the FIRST of Oct next or their demands will be in
Discriminatory loft the tho hands pf an attorney fol
collection MILTON HALL. July D6th
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English and Classical School,
-NiiI Street,
>HE next term of this School will commence
y on Monday, July 3lst
V-2o. JOHN HARPUR.
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LOOK OUT FOR CoUNTERFEIrs-The New
York Commercial Advertiser of Thursday
last says that " Counterfei 81 bills on the
Newport Bank, s. Cahoone cashier, Wm.
Vernon, president, have just made their ap-
pearance-ylgnette, head of Columbus, pur-
porting to be engraved by Terry, Pelton &
Co. The genuine plates was engraved by
Faman, Draper, Underwood & CO. whose
names are on the bottom of the bill.
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JOHN HARPUR.
NOTICE.

a IL persons having demand arains, n Bliss &
IA Co. Mliners are requested 10 present them 70,
settlement TO jeremiah c. Bliss, at his residence or
the hi, directly opposite the Catholic Church, and
all indebted 10 make payment TO the same
July 25th 3w j, C. nrJss
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4kS
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
FRIDAY, eth.
sc6r reaper, Heath from Philadelphia, with Coal
SATURDAY, 22i.
bsrque Union, Jennings, fm pictou IN s. for
Fan k'Ver Sailed in co with Brig Ceres for Bos-
ton, N seh'r Wanderer for N. Y. Len Baroue
Richmond, loading DO Euphra,es do;-Br,g
-, do. sch'r Bous, dc, Pissed in the Gut Of
Sanser, atanchor, ship Hope 4 Amer'n. brig
Seh,r Emperor Braynard, FIN Albany for +. Riy.
er'-s'oop Republic, Smith, fm Haddam
SUNDAY 23d.
Sloops Juno, Brown, and Arieon, Hull, both from,
Providence for ~ Y
MONDAY, 9th.
Brig Bee, Cothers FIN n Y. for ST. Johns IN. By
sen "m. Henry Loaf I'm. Hampton. Susan
m, hclier fn NY for Bos,on.-Sch'r Fox, Brown
I'm Mn ngslon (N.Y-SloopsJ Joseph Brown. Brown.
I'm r. River for n. Y.-Visory, Heath, fm N. Y.
.., TUESDAY, July 25.
Seh'r. Pocahcn,aS, Knowles New Orleans and
- days from the Balize, with Slaves TO Csc
KNOWLES, Esq.
CLEARED.
Sch'r Counsellor, McLaughling. Turks Island
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The Globe copying The letter to Mr.. Tai
iadge, remarks that
The chmercal scheme of an exclusive
metallic currency has never been entertain
ed by the friends of the past or The presen,
Administration, nor has there been an at
tempt to Interfere with the credit system
The sentiment of Mr.. Tallmadge on this
poiat properly receives the approval of his
political brethren. A currency exclusively
metallic has never been proposed, nor nd
vocated, either by President Jackson, Mr..
Van Buren,, Mr.. Benton, or any other friend
OF the Administration high IN authority, or
IN the confidence of the democracy.
Mr.. Rives, of Virginia, was among the
first to propose the measure, on which the
last and present Administration insist, viz
specie circulation for the producers of our
wealth-bank issues aud exchanges fer The
merchantle carriers, and exchange of our
commodities.
Our political opponents have misrepres-
ented us on this point, and it was probably
deemed prudent to make this public ex-
preston, with u view to silence their Sian
ders."
In subsequent number Of the Globe the
leading article concluded as follows -
There IS great power aud truth in most
of the views in the communication Of" A
Yeoman," but we differ, under the circum-
stances of the times, from the main drift of
the article. Banks cannot he dispensed
with, except at the sacrifice Of all Justice IN
regard to the contracts made under mix
ed curreacy, nor without violation of the
faith pledged in the legislation (where hon
estly obiained) by which they were esta-
b!ished. The subject must be left to grad
ual reform, to which the intelligence of the
people of the respective states is fully ade-
quate."
Those who condemn the suspension law
aud advocate the Immediate destruction of
all banks, should reflect upon the argument
here given.-N. Y. Times.
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HNRICTiON MATCHES 90 dozen Friction
Matches Warranted OF the very fra quality
for sale low by.
July &C. CHARLES N. TILLEY.
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NARRAGsNsETT,
Ledres Pr0pidence.
Mondays, 3d, 18th & 3ist
Wednesdays, l2th, Il 20.
Fridays. 7Ih * 2lst,
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II A
~h the following comp ANTS vz-scrouia, Lepiosy Sai
,a1 white yenss Violent Ecuptons after merzies sour
AZ rnl Fsserng Eupons, Pimped and CarMnced faces soe
Sore Legs H. adj Ulcers, neeal Tains wren mef
49, "a failed disorders arising fem iapure state OF NE
1871 ~ ,anors that DIR. RELIES BOTANlCAi
roninae unryalpd the prevention e and cure o.
,se proof OF which read the following ea Kabe
rure oil Of 10 years standing
~"e = Extract Of a letter
SMy leg, which before did Of look like human m n -
twelve years taking Relies BOTANICAL Drops
had given up all hope OF relief Ii. A..
writes There Is person u Ring mo
Bofenica Drops evidently with the greatest ayanase lie ue
his words, II doiHg wonders Jf mh' anu
~ o. il were ''snatching him from the grave" H.:
have occurred were persons were
rway efabe existence nothing they could procure aofu
them permanent ief they haa made OF the above ra
rdicine They al the best spring and aatumna hs
Price 81, Dr. bottles FIR So r,
DUMFRiES REMEDY FOR THE PlLES-0ne ef the Dest
ard for this troublesome complain
perfectly answered the purpose for which lend
and affords inincdiate ana per
fton the ITSELF its
of the ons, vertigo headache loss o ac'e'
indigestion, and other marks OF d bily, - IN oo,s
Price 81 articles Ointment and Eiectaary oroo CENTS
when only one Is wanted
nzNone are genuine unless signed T. KiDDE on the wrap
per proprietor and Successor TO Dr. Conway sy whom
hs speciel by r. Dcke AIS Broadway Sns
a Nephew corner and Water street; George ~ Cagge
shall j. H. Hart, Broadway aud Cham
her street whtng Novel; Casharinc and Madison 81
y Townsend. Water 81 Rushton Aspinwal, VIII
ham At: and Al b. IL d. sands, 100 Fulton st. fio2m
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,h Measure TO psrsons them The meh
mi of those WHO have given neh ala s
~ in which they wricn must c0nvmcetho ost
cen,ica OF the extraordinary virtues Of tins Prepaasi1n
vlec asa reenwch Henderson Greene, corner Of hssad
way and Howard at and H s. Raynor 7S Bowery e1s s1
T1DE,s oDoRIFER9Us COMPOUND, Persian Sweet
II Bags-a grateful perfume scenne clothes, drawers ward
robes eecteal preventive against moth P,epsIss
ert Chemist and Peumer Londen,in neat SILK bagsas
shillngs each !, ,.,,. A.. In
do we'll mind when hcy lay by their mufs man'Rs'
boas, &c. "-Brfghten Herdix IL
be highly recommended lady shouu 10
without il. World QfFasht0n.
hs long esteemed and elegant article by its intrinsic merit,
gets mere into public the useful and valuable
preparation ever discovered. Court Journal
For sale by JAMES lAnhhM; s,s
no Cor Warren n Greenwich sis.