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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-09

- Llnss,y O.s1kNsAL
- COMPOUNDAn eBcscious. sslutsry AMI e9fectual re
uedv In all of Leucorrbpa voluntary Emissions semi
nal Weakness Iregulsy n the Menes Ir,aied or Dseosea
action the Bladder and In Ill diseases the Urinary Or
The mnrrd~te relief gereraly Afforded the
the Bssrrc Corrposnd IN short Of
heightened us ceebrv In the the above Diseases IL
confidently offered With accompanying certificates
eminent Of the British Faculty, which wn stamp the high
puston - which the unique preparation valued Prepared
only " w. Sterling, White Chapel London. sod wholesale
and retail. by NATHAN n. GRAHAM,
ofGns No. 90 Nassau ST., Of Fulton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-09
en THE RkM0YAL or suPExrI,

E0n THE REMOVAL or SUPERFLU.
- Gus nAlk-fne OF female beauty, on tn
IorstAa hecx s unsi3huy the upper lip, he
ansstuaiy removed by o. AiKlNSORS DEPff.A
us oPeration - iAstanRnaSus, removing The hair
eu inc least approach pniR and leaving the skin
sosfr nah before BY twice usng the Depaory The
ne ha are usually destroyed To require further
pcaton OF H. No bad consequences from need an
prehended, as may be infants skin without aay
bad effects.
The advertiser prepared ~. everv bottle ssld hx
mn, 100 erate tHectuay,
effects. Price W Sold wholasales -slaAby
- II. Z. HA n, IFS Broadway,
aud-SnS Courtlandl Il
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-09
hOCTUu NEtsNTFM, No. 4 Peck

~, ma. Peck siip,
~ tinues usual 10 ad'nister 10 the afflicted unlou
rate nj hs established md well known Dspenary where r
most prompt and ehccua remedies for all deIcate
are dispensed under his own personal direction and
unn Beware Of nosrums and nosru yender that the
virus Of disease be eradcsied and driven into the ysteo
TO be absorbed In the crcua.st enainc conpI
cation ~ irremisbc diseases whsb death
may terminate Doctor Carpenter Lcenae sC The
New York State Medical Society, (csms equvocal roy
ton 10 yeneral and phic diseases for tho Is years
Recent cases when propev treated ery speedily
en- wnnout inconvenience ps,i-s but much de
ponds On the early and proper applications " he
stages OF the comps and hence importance OF expert
enced and talented medical advice.
DR. O. enabled present his remedies In pleasant
psasbe form, defyne the scrutiny OF Observers has
rate Offices arranged for the privacy patients his charges
REASONABLE, Office open until 10 O'Clock, r. NJ.
1T Persons distance obtain the medicines with
simple directions for writing particular description
Of their BE particular n the No Peck sip Pear
street cA-7ms DR. CARPENTER
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ME-. BIND,s CELERRATED hrEHI

PILLS-MRS. BIRD, encouraged by the many fsttsrnc
enconuns which she has received from her friends
and DESTROYS o bsnefrng the human family, induced OF
public the above medicine certain cure
for oil diseases Of the stomach and complaints iron nd
ccSon AMI OF bile These pills have
10 fail TO effect ard radical hy proper
plicaon and perseverance,; indeed aburdanty
has been their result that ards their valuable
andbcn,G fetal properties The proprietor 81 the receipt
intend 20 tire the patience ofte public by ang
putting preamble, the many important qualifications OF these
pills any other In press but merely
few of the many disorders 1.-THE body which they been
known 10 correct and perfectly cureBeus and liver
tons co,enesS, asthma piles settled pains dyspepsia chro
uc AMI inammatory rheunst~h headache, inprrity Of
the fluids nervous debility the sickness incident females in
delicate health and fact for description dsordered
health they viii be fund easy certain and nfatc RENE
dy. Mrs Bird offers her Renovang Pills The public in the
confident Anticipation that they viii be found unvcr ay an
invaluable family friend Sold only al Divses street. by
MRS BIRD. Advice gratis o27-sns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-09

TT 81 UOtItnberg The venerea disease sdsamed OF an
Us terrors single bottle Of this inahle remedy is now
proved 10 be sufficient in the cases The ma
deise prompt and decisive in It's effects requires hut
few days and frequently but few hours remove every
particle OF disease from the system. IN operation NAV be
'eidto &C! IKE gc without any amer III consequences or In
convesences whatever Both sexes may with perfect
safety without regard TO circumstances or ,tuaon or apy
respect to diet Price bowsranted cure in any
case Sold only nj Division All
strictly confidential The genuine medicines be obaacd
nj no other places but the following Hanover street Bos
tom 50 North SIKH street, Philadelphia; Hamiten street
Albany saorr,-
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-06-15
SPECTATOR.
-STAUNTOM-
THURSDAY, JUNE Is, 1897.
Extract ofo LETTER fron P;.bmo,

]T"Ct % q teller from Richmond
he members are pouring in from all
parts Of the State, and there is no doubt there
Will be pretty full attendance on the assem-.
bling ct The Legislature on Monday. wha,
WI" be done TO meet the emergency for
which il has been convoked, or whether auv
thing, ii is impossible to say. The views Of
members with whom | have conyerscd .ro
very various Some are evidently prepared
IN their hard money mania TO 90 AGAINST
granting any indulgence to the Banks-o,b.
ers are disposed foT another reason In leav.
the evils under which we labour. nec,n;,rv
as wei as political, 10 work their own cure
-wh'ie others seem cooked and crime,I
i'r ii war on The Causes Of tie distress and
Tor laying hare 10 the bone the wretcbed
chariatanry by which the country has bs.n
Drought 10 the verge of bankruptcy. AS 10
'ne probable length of the session. each man
measures it according to his own yiews of
the course events will take, and il ia ,bere.
lore variousiy estimated AT from o,o .,
"eeAS' ma there Is al present a strong and
general feeling against allow ing the ISSUING
OF small notes for change, either by Banks
or Corporate towns. In the midst of tho sv
''ement rumors are rife, as might be ex.
Pec'e"' IL is said that there is great trouble
among The managers of the dominant rar,v
nefe-ihnt they are puzzled To know wha,
10 uo 10 meet the public expectation-snd
IN II shey now say the Legislature ouobt moi,
10 nave been convoked. II is said farther
that the Governor has proved refractory on
''e'r hands-ihat he would not agree 10
frame his message 10 their views-and ,ba,
IN consequences it has been determined Tho.
MT fitchie shall speak TO the party and the
country in regular built expose uuon The
causes Of the public distress in the Enopir.r
OF Tuesday. AS to the truth of that n uso
one oil his own iavourite phrases, Nous per-
r0ns-we shall see
My own opinion is that the Banks will he
renewed temporarily from their disobiIitie.
ana that some arrangement will be made
e'her through the Banks, or by means If
corporation tickets, to supply the wan, of
change Indeed when tho condition and
wants OF the people are fairly represented and
considered, do not see well how the Ieo;s,
iature can do otherwise
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-06-15
LATER FROM NNcI,Nr

Che packet ship England, al New yo,l
San aes liverpool papers 10 May 81, and Lon,
aon 10 the I'd, both inclusive. We nal q
me Following interesting extracts from The
vsrtiser. ''o'''a' ha-
Cotton maintain the advance nso,;0no,
large. ''' continued
thers was much distress in IN, m.,,t
toring districts of England, on acco"n, y,
Sns want Of employment and the low nr;css
o. hoor. Says Nottingham paperL" I'VE =
nave TOT nearly three months been SUFFERING
severely from want Of work for the cues
tIEeS. Stocking and lace frames, which are
,o' .no great part productive OF tina ,,snln
par, vi our trade, are now nearly o,,, IF
"oiN' ana IN consequence thousands OF hands
o.e out oil employ. On Tuesday Afternoon
~ JV az I"9 thousand unemployed hands visit.
ea 'ne oaker: and butchers shops, SOLICITING
d",aIy -thslr imposing appearance. min ,,
"a a.'o give Them what they demand
I..L oome principle seemed TO guide The
g"lng penny loaf, it was nronosad 80, oiy
nrough his window. This snnn ,",S"
was immediately decried. Ano,bsrs f oI.'oh
Y" giving TWO balt-slons Ioave.
.shemenIly cheered. The pres, r'o' "f"S'
.uI!hg mouse OF Baker & Co. res,ec'nS "
.1e'! nonourable Transactions in IN $3.50 'o'
.Iio matters, suspended paymen, on MnaJav
iDgS." american deal
a destructive FIRE occurred q, Dn,I;,
Aprh 221h. Thirty shops in tho Pnua,
t Arcaae Bazaar, and Others adjacent wsr 81
$3.50 300. es'iinated, of
meunier' who attempted to sssas,nale Tho
h. Q. n she french, was condemned 10 dealt
was cornmuted by the King IA , 'sD.Ynce
nanIShment. LaYaux and ,scszo pL,po'ua'
guilty. were found not
oomr no nL.,''S ship Scout, eighteen guns
I 0on"h Craigie, captured ~ a. sums'
leg Do;GGem9er, off The Benny river % zoe oso
IS1. schooner, under Spanish co1on baltimore
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-06-15

Business relations tpith the United States
The London Spectator, allutling 10 the 10.
sue OF bonds by the U. 5. Bank, Morris Ca.
nal Bank, and other institutions in the u.
States, says
No doubt seems 10 be entertained of the
Legality OF circulating paper OF this descrip.
.or and we may expect to have as much of
as The market will bear.-The couseuuen
ces oi Tins operation may he very serious. in
several ways. The first efIec, appears 10
have been to relieve The American TRADE. d.
and the second To knock down the premium
OF EXchequer Bills, which fell Yesterday To
The extent oi III or l2s. How This inunda
tion oil American paper will effect our circu
'a''ng medium permanently, is u Difficult,
question TO decide. Itwould seem to DESTROY
tina control OF the Bank Of England over the
currency, by bringing foreign money lend
ing establishments into the British market
II IS very probable that the existing note,
viii be replaced, not with gold, but will
fresh notes; and it is possible that gold ma,
bs shipped 10 the United States in return 10,
supply OF this paper. But there is mo en-,
10 Speculation on the working of this new
financial achievement of the enterprising an,
sagacious MIR, Nicholas Biddle. We mus
"ni, I'LL we are instructed by some exueri
ence before we can speak confidently ON IN,
subject. Spectator.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-06-15
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE ANDIoss
OF LIFE.
NEW Ynnn

Abo,,, NEW YORK, June g
n bont half past one o'clock this morninc
a, nre broke out in the public store. No 100
asnngion street, which was entirely des
IIoyed The building was a very large one
s s contained stack Of goot,s valued 5t eI
900, 900, which was entirely consnIa1 =
we were moi able 10 learn the amount IF IN
suranco, but bave understood Thai nbnn,
Offices A''N
While the fremen were actively enragea
IN Snieduing the flames, the north wall Of the
IpuI'uIng gave way, and buried two persons
oenoS'n Inc ruins. One oftbese was K iIIed-
d sreIns an, attached TO Hose Company No, 10
named Thomas Horton, aged &c. ami who had
| Thoo,t me re department only on Thursday
neo'nsr IS an apprentice TO John s Gilb,r,
snip joiner, named Charles S,uy vesant liz
Is sun alive. but in very precsrious state
undVIng seven wounds in the head and ons
nahu severely burned. II was runored ~, ~
tnoln'ng That another person had ner;sbeJ
Teneath she ruins, bU, we ale inclined 80, ,o
think il is not the case. "'''"eu 10
OF an incendiary. O" tho WORK
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-06-15

CURIOUS TRlAL.-The Southern Cor.
respondent of the New York Evening
Star, writes that a strange circumstances
which is the source of some excitement
IS about to undergo investigation in Jones
county, Georgia. 1t appears that some
eighteen years ago, lad of that county .
aged Is years, left his home, his father
died and left large property, and he
not being heard from, his estate was di.
vided. and bis share. some thirty thous.
and dollars, was divided among those
left Within few months, he ha. an.
peared and laid claim to his property ::
ms mother denies him, and saws he is am
impostor, as the real person died some
time ago in New Orleans, and she paid
The funeral expenses. He is to be tried
as an impostor. Opinion is equally di-
vided III regard to his identity some
avow he is the man. and others as deci-
dedly contend that he is not. He has
the same marks as the supposed dead
individual-a scar on one oil his legs and
aJoint of one of his fingers amputa,ed.
He relates numerous circumstances con.
nected with his leaving and early youth
and there are many he cannot remem.
Der.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-06-15

"A ietser from the city of New YoRx
says: 1T is really sight to make men
weep-and that should be a meIanchoIn
syn! indeed-the view one NAV now
OBTAIN OF this populous Commercial! citv
Ia any direction towards which he NAV
1H'h MS eyes. Pearl, Pine, Cedar Rod
nAcnange' William streets, once ,bs
scenes of hustle, movement nroa .u'
ny and cheerfulness: full of bnsv pe,
cna a active clerks, employed IaboTeIs
anu ioaded drays-tbe sidewalks over,
Iaio with piles OF boxes, bales. and crate
present now the appearance of a decsv
ny 'o"h' from which all the resonrcss
LIS u. 10 "onted prosperity have been sud.
oeniy cut off. So with the oIaaa o"ur
PuD'ic resort, the hotels, the wa,er;n
P,sceS around the city, the Steamboats,
arrears and places Of public anus. nsn,
TUT Tmu IL really seems as if the prophecy If
=, homAS EWING, sneered at aud scofFed
ia. a. IL was when uttered, by those who
nave brought its fulilment unon ,,s
t 'TSo attaining complete realization
ne grass does grow in our streets ami
.ne "harves and once crowded nnap,s IS
Uur great metropolis are becom;ng RI
, rIe. eesert wilderness. And what is the
great cause Of this melancholy chance ,n
SON ~ ANDREW jack
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-06-15

III Noble -7ct.-Prior to the recent Presi-
dental election (says the Dayton, Ohio Jour
nai') net OF S 1000, was made by John A .
Bryan, Esq, and Colonel Gardner. now de-
ceesed. upon tho result Of the election. The
money was won by Mr.. Bryan, and The paw.
ment OF the sum fully secured by a check
endorsed by one OF the wealthiest citizens Of
Coiu:abus. A few days after the death OF
Colonel Gardner, Mr. Bryan addressed a
note TO the widow Of the deceased, enclosing
the check, giving brief history Of the trans
action, and begging her to accep, the same.
IL was accepted, W have been informed. and
The thanks of the family rendered 10 Air.
Bryan This may we'll be called noble act
Il An act, says the Cincinnati Gazette. thai
should be proclaimed and commended !
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-06-15

desperate DECENTRALIZATION has been
, ,aa IN some OF the newspapers, of q duel
t nj, was about to be fought near Memnhis
I,enn.) The parties were proceeding to
IN; me battle ground when the item was pcnned
We nave oeen furnished with the follow ing
particulars relating TO this fatal transac,;"n
an letter from gentleman. who vs. ~
eye witness OF the scene "The duel was
iought between a MIR. Goldson and M
Jackson: both of Memphis They fought
over IN Arkansas, May 10Th, al Is paces-
eey were to fire between and 5 they
mrsd al the word FIVE, togethe. and so near
lnat " made but one report. Jackson's bali
PsSsa through COLLISIONS heart and left arm:
Goldson's ball went throuph Jsckso
ihighs GoldSon never breatiied after h. G.i,.
out Jackson. as he lay on the ground ask ed
ms seconds how his opponent was when ,hev
zen MN They told him he was dead he
replied ~ thought Iwould Kill hin, %
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-06-15
STOP THE THIEF!

H. nI.Js s.o,eh rom my pasture biading on
III rno t'.uulenTook and Hebron Meeting house
night the 10Th Of June, 1897, q Raw Horse
a9ont III years old, with black legs and
pIack ana heavy main and tail. about Is I-2
hands high, with the letter (Ol branded on
me leit shoulder. Any one who will restore
70 , me The horse, shall receive reward If
> ~ and If IN addition to the horse the thief
IS aPP'9hended SO that be is convicted of the
cFirne' will pay reward Of $50.
June Is, 1897.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-06-15
Fron, The Bosto, y.n,,s,.,

CIGARs-when used in the United States
IL appears, from the subjoined advertisement.
copied ir"m an old Boston newspaper. that
cigars hrst came into fashion here in abou,
the year 1863:
brought from Havana, box OF Cigars. a
very rare article! The hest OF tobacco ro,
LED up to the size OF a small finger, and of a.
nou' inches in length, for smokin Tbey
pipe. '"'
Those who wish to enjoy such a luxury.
WIZ please call and try them
Oct. l6, 1869 VIM. Srocxro,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-06-15

Dsel Erirdordindry.-Two small col>
ored boys at New Orleans. finding two
loaded pistols in a room where they were
amusing themselves, agreed Immediately
to take shot. The arrangements were,
to stand back to back, march one pace.
wheel and fire. The ball of one pistol
entered the mouth of one of the parties,
and the wound il is feared, is mortal.
de was SO astonished at having his teeth
Knocked out that he reserved his fire.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-06-15
RICHMOND, May 80.
nj MYSTERIOUS OCCURRENCE

H 10 ERfOUS OCCURRENCE.
Much sympathy has been excited by
the mysterious disappearance of MIR. John
T. alvey oil this city, respectable gro
GER and very worthy man, Mr.. A. had
oeeh afflicted for some time with a can.
Ger on ms face, and had resolved TO Wis.
IL Philadelphia for surgical assistance.
Being too late for the steamboat ON Sun.
day morning, he determined TO SET OUT
III ms own carriage with the hope of
getting ahead of the boat while she was
passing some of the bends of the river
and to get on board near New Market
ABOUT miles below this place. When
arrived at the spot, the driver (his own
servant states that Mr.. Alvey got out of
The carriage, and directed him to remain
until he Mr.. A. should cross over by a
near path to see If the boat was coming
he driver remained for all hour or NOR.
pr, getting uneasy, proceeded in search
Vi ms master to the spot where he sup
posed he had gone. but could not find
MN. On approaching the river, he
iounu NIT. AS hat. and the handkerchief
WIN which his face had been bandae.
co. IN canoe. with paddle resting uD.
on the hat. No trace has since hen
discovered of this unfortunate gentleman.
and his family and frieads are cons
quentiy in deep distress at the unr.r.
tainty OF his fate.
L. ). Since writing the above, we
learn that the driver and Tree negro
nave been arrested, on suspicion of hay.
ing murdered Mr.. Al Wing.
The body Of our iamen.ed tovnsman
John Il. Alvey, was found on Monday last
had risen TO the surface, and drifted about
mile and q hall below the ssD.e, Rottn,, D,
~here canoe, with his hat, and the hand.
skerchief which he had used as bsnd,ge
were discovered by the hackman the dnv h.
usappeared.-Fhere is no doubt but il was
q deliberate act OF suicide with him. We,
from all The circumstances, he must have re-
so'Ved on II but short time previous TO its
commission. His great anxiety to oyertske
the BOAT, connected with his ARRANGEMENT.
ana Other facts, prove conclusively his 90, ,
'ied purpose OF geing TO PhiIadellbi, and
az" me slightest evidence is afforded of his
aoaha1nihs The idea until the last chance o,
oVertsKing the boat was lost. His rehec.
Mons about his condition then, no do,ILt re
turned with treble force upon him and bic
ooay, liant and feeble from the effects Of his
maiady, added 10 the fatigue OF the morn;nr
ieit MN not enough OF resolution 70 resist ,he
temptation to self obstruction P;cLno,J
Compiler June 7. '''''0'''
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-06-15

out on Saturday morning, in the lower diyi.
SION OF the town, and swept up and down
the main street, ON both sides, DESTROYING
(says, the Norfolk Herald) about two hum,
dred houses OF every description, INCLUDING
the Court house and Jail, the Cas,I. Inn
The Rising Sun Tavern, nearly fifty dwell
ing houses, and several stores and Offices -
! he loss is very heavy--'he amount OF insu-
, rance, abou, $500. 600. principally in the
Virginia Mutual - viz
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-06-15

nation and condign punishment is meri,ed
oy the heartless, designing politicians who
Tor their own aggrandizement could over
@heim their country with such calami,ies
Depend upon il, If the ewes of the people arc
not opened as 10 the true character OF Mar
un tan Bnren and his associates, we are des
u"eu, as we may hereafter shew, To see and
10 feel yet HARDER TIMES
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-06-15

Amohy Statistics. the year 1886.
ire import Of cigars int the United STATES
was IA 96I 200; valued at 81 ,O5S. S57. THE
oNPo', ouring the same time was; 8 $50 900
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-06-15

S@An Interesting article will be found
IN our Agricultural department. to which
we respectfully invite the attention of
farmers.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-06-15

COUNTRY BANK NorEs.--A statenen+
BOT entirely accurate, ofthe descsio,ions
Of country bank paper received on de-
Posile and III pay ment, by the several
BANKS In this city, has appeared in the
papers. We have made inquiries and
are authorized to say that the foIlowinr
is correct list
All the banks in Maryland, except The
Niin In, Bank at Cumberland.
lhe Bank of Virginia and its brar
cnes' except those at Lynchburc Dan
VIE, Buchanan, and Charleston a.,
the Kanawha. va
Bank of the Valley and its branch
" Gettysburg, Chambersburg. Carlisle
u ork' Harrisburg. and Columbia Bridce
banks IN Pennsylvania,
The Cumberland Bank Of AJIeoon-
we are glad 10 learn, has conslnds,, an
arrangement with one of our CITY inst.
Il buttons for the redemption OF its Dan@r
90 That the only bank in Maryland which
naS not made this wholesome provision
is the Mineral Bank. -Batfimofe Csro~'
icte. '"''e OafeE'
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-06-15

ne oeautiiul village Of Suffolk. in Nanse.
mona county, has been visited viii 80,
nes'rnctive conHsgralion, about one-bal1 ,bs
Town oeIng reduced 10 ashes The fire broLs
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-06-15

A man in London attempting 70 kiss
a iady mad his nose bit off She must
be akiE to the swapping turtle.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-06-15

Y she Drug and bledI>
~ cine Store of DR.. John b. Gar
a. re;t, will hereafter carry oe
the business under the firm
OF DR.. EDMUND E. BERKELEY g. Co
In the house occupied by DIR. Garrett
nearly opposite the Printing Office, and
one door east of MIR. Benz. Crawford
store, and respectfully solicit the patron
age OF the old friends Of the establish
ment, and Of the public generally.
Ihey are daily expecting supplies of
ERESE MEDICINES
and every article in the Drug line, such
as PVS1sES, Otis, Esye- !Sg,gsTS
and a variety Of FANCY ARTICLES
all of which vii! be sold ON the mos,
reasonable terms.
Tue subscribers beg leave to call the
attention of the Physicians and country
NJ eTchants OF the western portion of the
alley to their Establishment, as they
intend to sell on as good terms to pune
!uai customers as any other establishment
in the state. : ~
n more particular enumeration of the
articles will appear as soon as possible.
EDMUND BERKELEY.
VIM. w. DONAGHE.
Staunton, June 10, 1897.