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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13
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y p'i'snsn"r ~ iusiractieb- from TIE fIaRsr.-
iowa Bank sna ~ slft-s oi deed 20 trust
executed vs. jehu ~tIifer uu TIC 9Th dsy Of
Aufust less. tl me Dc trustee "a ,scufs debt
dHr 90 g.. r ii-atistg'Fa b4fs Which deed has
been du.y -nDllt'rl e. fsc, 90 ip to lefk's o.
Gee ~ ne Caa.tT 4 outt = Jehef,ou. no 10.
. 4Jtl s.'i tnrf "a pablo suction, ~ the
highest bidder 'cinTe th@ touft.Iiousa door 10
'hnt'''ip~n 90 H'iartlg Hs goa Jog u Cs-
s.t,sss HtFi. ih.t saiHstls Ifsctof
23O .ECtsES Of L.E.V'D,
sJth 10 agPursuaucss called The Miu Tracy
90 CUT hil'' iJibE co. TIE sLe0spdosh river.
tesf Hsfger I-trs lie sto,e pfaeeft, ). -,
sci srosn Gate i-fthsf Gsssf,yt,on % seemed
uursrss-afy.
efiefn, made tnDVn o. - ~ ofssis
Cl+AELLs ). FACLKNEE.
Nnv @ i-3- T,-.,,.
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Notice and take care!

NV lEREAS several persons have been in
w tho habit lately Of disturbing the pe,e,
OF this town on Sabbath nights, by a false or, OF
Fire." aud other ungeatiemanIy aud hishI,
improper department, and the same ha, bern
con- Piained of to me. do how give notice, that
am determined TO take measures to identify
shd .exs such offenders, and, will, where
yer their identify can be established pnn,.h
them to the utmost extent OF the law. without
The smallest regard to persons; for am deter
mined from this time forward To the termna.
ton OF nv term Of Office, 10 exercise its du,ie.
without - fear. favor or Affection" aud in ever,
case where ! can reach suite TESTIMONY.
"iil not suher TO pass unpublished such offence.
as our streets are subject 10 at night, aud par
teulariy the false alarm Of Fire, the evil con
sequence. Of which must be spparen, 10 ever,
oLe who has the least COO iderai,on
JOHN }. IL srRAiru, Mayor.
Dec II isyS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13
FUBLIC BALL.

N NEW YEARS BALL will DC held \,
NJ. Smuei Gih.on's National itot.I.
hafpers-ferry, on the 3lst instant Ticker, -,
admission ~ be had at the Nae.
w. S SMITH,
d PINE,
NJ. GALLtIER,
d. YOUNG,
ISAAC foUKE,
WILLIAM oRME,
n :, ,a, Committee II arrangement
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13

Mr. Swanwout. We are told. has beea
Tor seven years attracting the PublIc
Moneys. This !. asevsrs hit upon Geo.
Jackson, who Sc often endorsed the char.
aetsr OF his Office Holders. II Public
Officer can be abstraeting Pebble Money
fof seven years, and not be found out. We
pity the Treasury when i begins 70 settle
wilh some Of It's Leg-Tfsasuers for the
three and four years yet TO come.
l.Fsw Ysvk ETprsa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13

Al HAND-ohE, silver moubisJ Ight w.
IA FLf. bssffg 40 a. the io., sud earttiag
tras ~ To- go Vsfds. irqmfe ~
Dee. 8. ls1-. THIS OFFICE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13
Nottres.

Hs-the Sacrament Of the Lords supper. BY
Divine permission, viii be administered in the
Presbyterian Church In Charles,oxn ON ~.
comins sabbath. Service 10 commence n, "a
o'clock, A. NJ. The preparatory sern,on will h.
preached by the Rev. Nj. II ,aKisos. on s.,ur.
dsy next at II O'Clock, A. NJ
Die. IL. ls3s.
@A meeting Of the whisS of J.g.,<o,
'ouniy n requested To be- held at The Cour,-houSe
on Monday the lf,h inst, (beiny court day. -
The object Of the meeting ia To CONSIDER the pr,-
pf'e'y and expod'ency of appointing deI-.,a,.,
70 meet IN convention. 10 De composed OF Dele
Hs'.s from 'heCounies OF this Congressional d.
~ oI o,e purpose 81 nominating candi-
date for the House Il Representatives %, ,l.
next Congress OF the United States.
full attendance is desired.
MANY WINGS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13
LslE,1AELa llua........In.I,.a
IRAN AWAY

gkON ihe subscriber, 90 MendsY ne QGih
y ut eoiofed msn named JIM DA-
VEHpCnT belonging io ilsmtlI's hsiss -
SID seFvspt - lsss ~ o. % sueses sigh. vsry
black. fsih.f sPsfo % isee--has come bet 81
90 ihPed'asni ir his spsesb wien srpksn TO-
I,ss doilau vii be- pad fof be delivery. ~ n
Pot 30 Jail. 20 that get hian sgsin.
ADAM MOLER
bee &. ts4s ST
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13
CANADN

Since the grand catastrophe Of the
Wind Mil. the newspaper, have been
rather barren ofintelligence from Canada.
Now tina. Prescott has ceased to be the
seat Of war" the war seems TO be com
Pleiely uass1iSd. The moral effect Of
that thorough defeat, Will probably be We
~ sAlu:ary IN depressing farther attempts
a, riot aud disturbance.
II is row quite apparent TO all reflect
iog persons that the time has not yet
come for Canada 10 acquire national inde-
pcncence by force OF arms. There APP
pears 10 be a total deficiency Of The esy,H
da corps. combination and concer, OF ae-
ton. among the people. which arc abso-
luiely essential 10 the success Of revolu-
uonlry movements. Every opera,I on ~
the instructions OF the prescott year and
the last. indicates a disjointed, ~ con.
crrted, brsinless, and hesdless rebellion.
Most Of the leAdsrs have run away at the
fret smell Of gunpowder and those who
have renamed. slthough not destitute Of
courage. show no evidence Of ability or
real Influence over the great body % the
people The attempted revolution. thus
Tar, may be characterised % q series Of
ill-eoaeeried riots. We trust that in fu-
iurc 81 vail receive no more sympathy Or
support lfom tie people u the United
states. than such a contest should from a
lpsrsl ssd intelligent nsi'On. The Pres.
dents proclamation II ne uiraliiy. and the
saiaiary measures adopted by the officers
il command along the lines, has N a
great measure pui q stop 10 the sciive IN
reference ofths sympa,hisers on our side
81 the lakes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13

II Is reported IN the New York Sun
that one Of the Canal Commissioner Of
that State Is deiaulter 10 the amount u
500 900.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13
PROM ~ .Mosfrfd CssFifr.
LOWER CANADA

Abou. two hundred rebel prisoners
were removed on Saturdsy from the com b.
mon jail. which bad become too crowded
q store At Poiate a Calliere. which had
been fitted up a. place Of confinement.
Il 10 cslsuisied that betseea SIX aod Sc
ven hundred persons ere At ibis aonea,
Iacaroefated in consequence oi their con
nselion With the recent -ebellion. This
- an ineohyeniently large number, and
sound policy a. well IS justice, calls foF
more summary mode oftfisl being adopt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13

EG-5 SA,r,S3
'fNIE FARM byIoi siug To the ast lssa. Of The
4 l-in Dr. Alexander SIrais4 "a .gessd for
sale. Ihl' f5tg coEteias
60 cSo3S OF LfND,
't winch - 30 50 acres sse ooyeTsd " ,lh good
'onf ltm5er aud Tie "a 'aure - 40 . good stAta
Tor cultivation having teen but luie worked
iur several years, AID rrs'ing under clover OF
NnolhJ. u .. srtuattd i.il., south Of CharIes-
i'Nu, un The Buil.k.u Run, :. miles from De-
~ co iae VIA h"tter AID Potomac RsL-ltGaJ.
and - from the shsnaudolh RHer aud IA tho
inmeda5ie Vicinty 81 several Merchant Mills.
- nat tho gt.n t1is"i oU u can be sety oon,e-
uieni'f made rrSJy for, aud CONVEYED 10 either
u" bItinn'te ~ Georgetown markets u Ia.
! proper proportion II good meadow. and A..
'~rt o"Ft'''-'' ~-tvrcj ~ several n,tef-faiiiny
sPr'os- Of excellent water. 10 which there :.
oon'snicrt sccs-. Tor si1ek grOn eata held
Ga a. axe al CACrilrot
Dwelling House
~Hh beautiful yard and tue gstJer, and
o'her found srTshs u,shts aTousd a. JrsigIsd
ana al ost ivr ,'uNeui'ncs aud u.llit, - we'll
- ornutne6i. hn- Stoue Dsity House STA
ules. torn Houses, - requiring some tut not
expensive roPaus The DNrliiny House has
i-tclJ been painted ani gspered. aud - a. we'll
afFHnsed los comfort and convenience q. any
hou-r ga tue GpInty. hssics thT.s rooas on
SaeA NI'r There are al.o on a. . country
Gi4tl.3L9 N41a5a,
d -LASTGa EIILL, SAW MILL,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13

CsT received. larte ~: al Hollow Wsrs
g such IS Pots, Skiiisis. Sc. Uh,ch " ~ be
solI 'o" ksROA slIgER
ksbletown. Nov 9e Is3s
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oet'li. 1898 -It~l,eow

n. ". MANNISG, or
j VI. MANNING
oci'll. 1898 -lt~i,eow
vs. Sd 10 ,3-..LHl
A FIRST RATE FEMALE COOK. md
n dc aged woman, without children. would
&c preferred. EDWARD Lucas. ia
H'rper.-ferty. Nov n. l-3s
CsT received. = larfe -. al Hollow Wsrs
q such IS Pot'' skiiieis, SC. Nh,eh " ~ DC
sold Low. FsR0N .ilrtu
ks'Ie'o~u. Nov 2s Isss.
IGD S4--..a,
a GOOD substantial .
n eiost-ao 'i'ed CAH. Sssfsi - rNr.-<l1
hiAUE. Al.o, 'r'ea- ~ 81 N u NSfa
d'd pair Of HORSES. Tor ----z--.s...-=asas%cx.
es.h. Irqai,o ofth- PltNTEK
Nov. - i-3- as
LCSg3
- OMEWUEEE between Maftnsfsrr 4aa
~ 'haficstpwa. large fr.ts .uuafrI g.JR.
RACE HVP. The hrdrr viii tr saiahiy
rewarded ~ leaving u viii psul U.aeu IT
'hAHesio"a' No'. -. los
TO 5OW,HcymeH Tutors.
.TNIwO of 1hres COOL WofEmea ~,il I'D roa
asnt emploJigsst sad IJsfai vsEe., b,
sTplyisg uaf.sfiaifiy 60
HOGtE * CLorlnrn, Talsrs
fhFdrstovn. Soy 90 l-J4 81
COSe Carriage Tor safe.
MAJ ipye very cKcsiiph; Cius CAR.
w HitGE ib good condition. with liar.
ness eomFist~ Which we wHi dispose q f1r
good ppPcr. upon aceomrlc4si ~ terms
jpiIN - fANE d WEBB
siephrtf-torH Ney. B. -J- &C.
ess-f ss-e. .osS ..t. a.-
~ - - - - - --.l - 80
Niii-steil uu.cs go, Zoe ttgtrtt pft.,s in
ea'h ior hAsiJ young NJ EGaoE8, oft9tb
" see frpto tcn o. tuouis-a.r 4,sr. n 49, -
FfrsDns having hksiy ssfYsrts lp q gl.s &C.
Hii DO veil o. call On u.s 20 'ay rcs'dslte ns
Chsflesiowui snd suy comuub.fsti0n in writ
80 wIl be promptly attended 60
WM Crow IT,
N,e "a iGaa ~
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JEFFERSON LAND

EG.2 SALE
ri'iIE FARM bylof sius to ths de ;, issa. Of An.
u l@tn Dr.. Alexander SlTai.A "a sge,sd for
s.le- L.. I'm .n- -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13
PUHLsc S.FLEoCE.f.1.11.

nov - 1885
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13

CfGet ana Beer.
4 I.WAlS for sale, at the Fruit store, oppo
"A site the Arsenal, Main 81, iisrpors-..Ir,.
Dec t. 1898
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Soda Ts-afcr,

A Nd things to spike it With, opposite the
I N Arsenal
lafpeTs.TerIy, Dec 6. LIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13
CONGRESS-.
rurSnAY Dec a

IA The Senate.-On Tuesday. the Stand
ing committees were appointed by the
Chair
Southern telegraph., 1838-08-22
APHORIsMs on LACON.

Few individuals better understood the ma
ture of man than the author ofLacon.
His motto was "the noblest study of man
kind is man" We know of no work extant,
that furnishes so useful text book, as the
two little volumes by him of"many thingsin
few words"
The following aphOrism from his work is
not more just than applicable to the present
condition of our country.
"Liberty will not descend to a people,
people must raise themselves TO liberty; it
is a blessing that must be earned before it
can be enjoyed. That nation cannot be
enioyed. That nation cannot be free, where
reform is a common hack, that is dismissed
with kick the moment it has brought the
rider to his place. That nation cannot be
free, where parties are but different roads,
leading to one common destination, plunder.
That nation cannot be free, where the ru-
lers will not feel for the people, until they
are obliged to feel with the people, and then
it is too late. That nation cannot be free
that is bought by its own consent, and sold
against it; where the rogue that is in rags
| is kept in countenance by the rogue that j.
Southern telegraph., 1838-08-22

in ruffles, and where from high to low, from
the lord to the laggard, there is nothing ra'
dical but corruption, and nothing contempt
bic but poverty; where both patriot and place
man, perceiying that money can do every
thing, are prepared 10 do spsry hing for
money. That nation cannot be free where
religion is, with the higher orders, matter
of Indifference; with the middle, of acquies-
cence, and with the lower, Of .fanaticism.l
That nation cannot be froe, where the lep I
rosy of selfsIness sticks to it as close as thg
curse of Elisha to his servant GehaZi tUhert
he rulers ask phdt recommends man, but,
.oAO; and where those who want rogue
have no occasion tomake, but to choose. |
hope there is no nation like this under Hea-
ven; but if there were, these are the things
that however great she nigh be, would keep
such nation fe6n liberty, and liberty from
her. Those are things that would force up
on such nation, first, a gorernment ofEX-
PEDIENTS; secondly, Of DIFFICULT
TIES; and lastly, of DANGERS. Such a
nation could begin TO feel, only by .fsaring |
all she deseFUed; and finish, by I49ering all
she feared"
Lei every patriot ponder well these max
inns.
Southern telegraph., 1838-08-22

SNeuLAR EP1rArH.--In a church at An.
sterdam there is a very ancient funeral lo.
nument Of white marble, on which are en-.
graved pair of slippers of a very singular
kind, with this inscription. (Eifcn MA
which means erGctlgs aud he story Of Ihis
singularity is tbiss-A man who was very
rich, but who was bon tiraal, took Il into
his head that he was to live 4 certain mum.
Der of years, and no longer Under the inn
preston Of this idea, he calculated, that il
he spent so mneh year, his estate ana bis
life would expire together. II accidentally
happened that ho was not mistaken ii either
Of his calculations-he died precisely al
that time which he had dpresented Il himself
in fancy. and then brought his Fortune to
such predicameni, that a'ier the paying
Of his debts, no had no,h'n1 LEFT but pas.
Of slippers Ills relations buried him ia a
crediiable manner, and hid the slippers
carved on his gorab With Ii above laconic
device.
Southern telegraph., 1838-08-22
Terms of advertising.

Per square of ten lines or less, for the first IN
sertion, One Dollar; for each additional inser-
tion, Fifty Gents.
nI5- To those who advertise by the year,
liberal discount will be made.
All articles of a personal nature, whenever
admitted, win be charged double the above
rates.
The number of insertions required must be
marked on all advertisements, or they will be
continued until ordered out, and charged for
accordingly.
s.*Announcing candidates: for State Ohices,
$40; for county Offices, S..
0rAll jos WORK must be paid Tor on oe-
livery.
Southern telegraph., 1838-08-22

Anti-AJoiiiioa Movements New
York Express Of the llth ult. says--oThs
New England Conference Of they yAIsthodis.
Episcopal Church, and the Maine Confer.
enco Of the same sect, have adopted a pap
of pacification, by which the members arc
to abandon all participation in abolition con.
ventions, societies or publications, as coaA
nected with church. The New Hampshire
Conference, now in session, viii probably
follow their example. The Nsw HoFh Cors
ference has required its members TO rafrain
from the subject allogsther.--Kob. Ads.
Southern telegraph., 1838-08-22
Reneaih the ocean Rnre.

Beneath the ocean ware,
High soul, thy rest must be;
We ask for thee no prouder grave
Than deep eternal sea.
Light be the wind that blows
Above thy gentle head,
And noiseless be the waves that close
Around thy sea-washed bed.
No costly stone we rear,
Nor marbled sculptursd bust;
Deep in the ocean-caverns here,
Dust shall turn TO dust,
Over the heaving wave
No mothers tears may fall,
No sisters hand shall deck thy grave,
Thou mourned and loved Of au.
The breeze is rising now
Our sails full proudly swell,
Southern telegraph., 1838-08-22

LIEA PRRsERvIYs VEgT.---A new fash
ioned life preserver, in the shape Of an ordi-
nary vest, has been invented at Hartford,
Con. 1t IL made like any common vest,
with the exception that the breast Nad a Dor
ton Of the hack ara lined with India rubber,
which can be inflated by the breath in few
moments, and as web in the water as outQf
it. 1t is not intended that these shall be
put on only when immediate danger threat
ems, but worn at all times when travelling on
ths-Water, as the India rubber, when unin-
fstsd, does not ujnraths appsalsaaa--~- :
Southern telegraph., 1838-08-22
CHILDHOOD.

Childhood is like the laughing hours
OF early spring
The very cloud that o'er it lOurs
A charm can bring;
For, like an April sky,
A showever, a sunny day,
So the bright tear in childhood's eye
A smile can chase away.
But even whilst we gaze
Those early days are gone,
And soon the glowing rays
Ofsummer hasten on;
The bud hath opened to the flower,
The boy to manhood sprung,
And from his heart SINS darkening power
Its bitterness hath wrung.
He dreams that he can win from fame
An honored, deathless name;
And following glory's banners bright,
He finds an early grave;
But memory enshrouds in night
The last hope ofthe brave.
He is forgotten-O'er his bier
No nations tears are she'd:
Nought, save a widow'd mothers tear,
Laments the hero dead.
Thapoet strikes his Lutte
Sweet thrill its golden strings;
But public praise is mute
His lay no rapture brings.
And mournfully his heart
Echoes its tender tone,
His airy dreams depart,
His hope of fame has flown.
Like an expanded flower,
Whose leaves fall one by one,
Hope fades meath disappointment's power,
Till manAood's prime is gone.
And age, like autumn, chill and sere,
Scatters each fading leaf,
Till not one flower remains to cheer
The path of life so sadly drear,
And yet SO brief
Till all the weary heart would crave
Is but rest from woes
The coming winter of the grave
It's snow around him throws
And ever thus, from youth to age,
Man treads his weary pilgrimage.
Southern telegraph., 1838-08-22
THE PROGRESS OF LIFE.


dreamed-I saw a rosy little child
With Aaxen ringlets in a garden playing,
Now stepping here, and there afar off straying,
As flowers or butterfly bis feet bsguiled.
Twas changed-one summers day stepped
aside
To let him pass; his face had manhood's
seeming,
And that full eye of blue was fondly beaming
Der fair maiden whom he called his
''brider'
Once more 'twas autumn, and the cheerful FIRE
saw group of youthful forms surrounding,
The room with harmless pleasantly re-
sounding,
And in the midst marked the smiling sire.
The heavens were clouded! and heard the
tone
OF a slow moving bell-the white-haired man
gone.
Southern telegraph., 1838-08-22

A FooE. "A young clerk In Montreal
named Wilson, recently killed himself by
discharging pistol into his abdomen.
.Ner York TFaaIcript.
Well now he didn't miss it far. for he was
evidently trying to blow out his Drains. Z
Southern telegraph., 1838-08-22

PATRIorTc.- The following patriotic iosssA
offered by a certain Mr.. Felix O'Neii at q
public dinner given in Wheeling, on the eiA
Of July, is specimen Of taast that should
be remembered in all times:
"The memory ofthe man
That ownod the land,
That raised the corn,
That fed the goose,
That bore the quill
Thatmade tho pen
That wrote As Declaration of Iadepend-
ence."
Southern telegraph., 1838-08-22
sCEooyna Acr1Es=s,Ells U Li-a.SaaAano<

Active was sold on Friday for S4,50D--
she originally cost the government, $4,000.
Tho amount expended on her, In rspail9
and alterations was $4,000. Total cost
$4,000. Loss on the sale, $l2,50o.
~. FoRh Con.
Southern telegraph., 1838-08-22

AYgEoTr1s.--A poor disconSolato sqair-
rel, cooked up ON lonely fence, gaawiag
a great gravel stone, While the tears rolled
down his cheeks.
Southern telegraph., 1838-08-22

He shall not dread Misfortune's angry mien,
Nor feebly sink beneath the tempest rude,
Whose soul hath learned through many a trying
scene,
To smile at fate, and suffer unubdued.
In the rough school Of pillows, clouds and storms,
Nursed and matured, the pilot learns his art:
Thus Fate's dread ire, by many conflict forms
The lofty spirit and enduring heart!
Southern telegraph., 1838-08-22

Unbending midst the wintry skies,
Rears the firm oak his vigorous forr,
And stern in rugged strength, defes
The rushing of the storm;
Then severed from his native shore,
Der ocean-worlds the sails to bear,
Still with those winds he braved before,
He proudly struggles there.
Southern telegraph., 1838-08-22
THE SOUTHERN TELEGRAPH
is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,,
HY MARTIN & BROWN,

AtFIVE DOLLARS per year, in advance, or
SIX at the expiration Of the year,
04rNo paper discontinued until all arreara-
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Southern telegraph., 1838-08-22
EPIGRAM.

go spare me, dear angel, one lock Of your
hair"
A bashful young lover took courage and sighed /;
u''ere sin to refuse SO modest prayer,
~'sbole Wig," the sweet creature
The native American., 1838-06-09
BALSAM OF HEALTH.
PREPARED ONLY by JOHN S. MILLER,
Frederick Gin, Ma,ulop,d.

IVNHIS valuable medicine has only been introduced L
the public about five years. in various parts of th
country and hundreds Of persons have used it, and fount
ITS beneficial effects and out Of cases have beer
permanently cured Of the Dyspepsia Cholics Nervous
Tremors Lowness Of Spirits, Paipation of The Heart
and all those train Of diseases resulting from disordere
condition Of the stomach and liver arrangement Of the
digestive functions such general debility or weakness
atuency, loss ofappee, erucations and aciJies
OF the stomach cosiveness head ache aundice, aulen
and bilious cholic &c.
The proprietor does not recommend it as most p,ten,
medicines are, as cure all, and when used Is iound
wanting mat the public have got much deceived that
.ney can scarcely De prevailed upon to try any more.
which is not the case with this Balsam Of HeaJtb -
hundreds Of have received the most happy and
good effects which the proprietor produce, If reon
ed the testimony OF many respectable that have
been cured Of the above diseases "''' '' ase Aase
The proprietor requests all those persons that are a
nS.ed ,ne way above described to give his medicines
appointed. ' "''' Ho' oe dis-
The Public will find 1t for salewholessle and retail,
M.,., :, TODD'S Drugstore.
The native American., 1838-06-09
Recommended By the Medical Faculty.
FLODOARDO EIOwARD,S
Improved Compound
FLUID EXTRACT OF FS.4RS.2P.lRILL.d
FOR TIE CURE OF

FOR TIE CURE OF
scrofnla or Kings Evil, Obstinate eruptons Of til.
Chronic Rheumatism. skin,
Syphilitic and Mcrcnral Ulcerous Sores
Diseases, Pains in the Bones,
And all diseases requiring the aid of Alternative medicines
This Extract is prepared from improved formula
sanctioned by scientific Physicians and Pharmacct'sts a'
is decidedly one Of the most active, ehcacons, and con
venlent preparations IN use.
Mercury is added only when regularly prescribed ~
1t should be used, where circumstances will admit
under the guidance and direction Of ply s,clan.
FLoDoARDo HOWARD.
Also for sale at most ofthe Drng Stores in Washngto
City. Baltimore, and throughout the United States.
The following Select Medicines and miscellaneous ar
tcles are also prepared and sold above:
HowARp's TONIC MIXTURE warranted cure fol
fever and ague.
AND CoPAIRA, for the cure Of GonorrhGa, Gleets Sc.
lures, &c. HowARD's VERMIFUGE, safe and efectua
worm destroying medicine.
HoWARDs CATHARTIC PILLs, without mercury
HowARDs COMPOUND kREosoTE TooTH ACHE
DRops.
HowARD's COMPOUND SYRur OF CARnAGEEN :
safe simple, agreeable, and efec,ual remedy for coughs
colds, asthlnas &c
HowARD's COMPOUND KREosoTE TooTH WASH, fo
arrcsng and preventing decay in ech and for diseases
Of the guss an agreeable and pleasant wash for preserv
ing them in healthy condition
HowARD's KREosoTE TOOTH PASTE.
DR.. WIsTAR's CouGH LozENGEs, celebrated for The
cure OF coughs, colds, &c.
HoWARDs INDELIBLE INK
HowARDs IMPROVED CHEMICAL CHLORIDE SOAR.
HowARD's CHEMICAL SHAVING COMPOUND.
HowARDs SUpsRIoR TOILET SOAR. @.#
HowARD's CHEMICAL ESSENCE OF Soar, for remov-
ing grease, paint tar, &c., from wearing apparel.
HowARDs CHRYsTAL. CEMENT for mending broken
glass, china, carthcnware &c. ,s y.
HowARD's ISSUE OINTMENT, forkeeping open issues
and blisters.
HowARD's MAGNOLIA EXTRACT. delicate and deci.
ons perfume for the toilet.
HoWARD's SUPERIOR COLOGNE WATER.
HowARD's FLORIDA WATER.
HowARD's LAVENDER WATER.
HowARD's HONEY WATER.
ltowARD's SUPERIOR TOOTH Powder.
April II. ft.