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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-10-03

The Pennsylvania Siatn Loan Of q ,05l, 900 he's
at length BEEN taken, and the United States Bank
Is the voraeious monster that has swallowed it,
The haAk. we believe, by this ACT gets fre per cont.
whereas she might IL actually called upon have been
coupellsd 10 furnish the money 1t four and also
get. the privilege Of issuing the whole Of Il Ia fvs
dollar notea. upon which ISSUE a restriction had
been placed By the sapieut legislators Of our sister
Commonwealth. That Institution, although alan.
derod b. every v~agabona who has q tin trumpet
throughout the commonwealth, Is tho only one the
authorities can fall. back upon in times Of difficulty.
--B1H lkros.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-10-03

THE SINK OR SWIM PARTy.-The Richmond
Enquirer having attempted to justify it's sink or
swim dee araiion, By reference to the pledge g.
ven by the Opposition to support the nominee OF a
national convention, the Richmond Wing thus
states the difference between the two cases:
"The Wings pledge themselves to principles
without regard to the man. The 'sinkefs or swim
mers' pledge themselves TO man, without regard
10 principles, or, as in the case fine Enquirer,
they pledge themselves TO a man directly opposed
10 their principles"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-10-03
Another recent test of the unriudHed rir'
tue of DR.. VIM. Exams Medicines.

DYSPEPSIA OF TEN YEARS STAN
DLNG.-Mr. J. MCKENZIE, l66 Stanton street,
was afflicted with the above complaint for ten years,
which incapacitated him at intervals, for six years,
in attending to his business, restored to perfect
health, under the salutary treatment OF d.. VIM.
Evans.
The principal symptoms were "A sense of dis
tension and oppression after eating, distressing pain
in the pit of the stomach, nausea, impaired appetite,
giddiness, palpitation of the heart, great debility
and emaciation, depression of spirits, disturbed TEST,
sometimes a bilious vomiting and pain in the right
side, an extreme degree of langour and faintness,
any endeayor to pursue his business, causing imme-
diate exhaustion and WEAKNESS.
Mr.. McKenzi is daily attending his business,
and none OF the above symptoms have recurred since
he used the medicine. He is now a strong and
healthy man. He resorted to myriads ofremedies,
but they were all Intellectual. He is willing to give
any information to the afflicted respecting the ines
Unable benefit rendered to him by the use OF DR..
William Evans medicine.
DYSPEPSIA AND HYPOCHONDRLA-
CLSM.-Iteresting case.-Mr. WILLIAM SALM-
ON, Green street, above Third, Philadelphia, Attic
ted for several years with the following distressing
symptoms. Sickness at the stomach, headache,
dizziness, palpitation Of the heart, impaired appe-
lite, sometimes acid and putrescent ctustations,
GOODNESS and weakness of the e%xtremities, emacia-
tien and general debility, disturbed rest a sense oil
pressure and weight. at the stomach after eating,
nightmare, great mental dependency, seyeiehying
pains in the chest, back and sides, costiveness, a
dislike for society or conversation, involuntary slsts
ing and weeping, langour and lassitude upon the
least exercise.
A CASE OF TIC DOLOREUX.-Mrs. j.
T.. JOHNSON, wife of Capt. Joseph Johnson, OF Lynn,
Massachusetts, was severely afflicted for ter years
with Tic Doloreux, violent pain in her head, and
vomiting, with burning heat in the stomach, and
unable to leave her room. She could find no relief
from the advice ofseveral physicians, nor from medi-
cines of any kind, until after she had commenced
using DR.. Evans medicine, of 100 Chatham street,
and from that time she began to mend, aud feels
satisfied, if she continues the medicine a few days
longer, will be perfectly cured. References can be
had as to the truth of the above by, calling at Mrs.
Johnson's daughters Store, $3.50 Grand street, New
York.
AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE perform
ed by DR.. VIM. Evans, 100 Chatham street, New
York. Mr.. w. w. W., of 100 Eldridge street, was
laboring under a disease, which was by many physi-
Clans considered incurable, and could find no relief
from any source whatever, until he made application
to DIR. Evans, and placed himself under his course
of trestment. from which he began to find immediate
relief and in a few weeks was perfectly cured
September IL, 1889.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-10-03

The AuIsrAD.-In the case Of the negroes Ia
ken on the Amistad, Judge Thompson has decided
,ha, the courts Of this country have no jurisdiction
in the case, and that the transaction u to us the
" the grand jury found no bill against the blaeks.-
p1H. Chron.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-10-03

QUERYs-What would the ladies do, IL they were
born with such a camel's lump upon their bsckss
as some Of them now make with the fashioDsbie
pad, called a bustle, alias q biskopf They would
consider il a great calamity, and indeed It ons q
them was afflicted with a tmnor Of the ssme siss
and shape, she would have il removed BY the sur
geon's knife. How some people will defcrm then1-
selves for fashions sake.-Hayyoyd Corsievs
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-10-03

Venus (the planet) will be only twenty-five nil
lions Of miles from us on the 5th Of October. bus
she ia brightest now, like most ladies when . little
remaved.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-10-03

DR. WIN. EvAEs.-We lately went over the
doctors medical establishment in Chatham street.
We found upwards or forty persons employed in the
various departments Of his mandatory. He paid
ont last year something more than City thousand
dollars TO newspaper publishers for advertising, and
for the year ensuing, has made his calculations to
pay double that amount, intending TO advertise IN
every paper in The Union. As q curiosity, the doc
tor showed IA bills for job printing, for one year, and
we were truly astonished TO find their amount ex-
ceeding seven thous@ d doliars' There Is another
hing about DR.. Evans verify Of re~mark-no man
who has a bill against him 10 obliged TO SO twice
for his money.
1t is said that the doctor in travelling from New
York 10 New Orleans, had no occasion TO put up
al any hotel, as be was continually solicited 10 stop
al the dwellings Of persons whom his medicines had
restored from sickness to health.-NeU r.. Sunday
Morning atlas.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-10-03

BRoAp CLoTHs-The Philadelphia Inquirer Of
the 9th inst. says:-" On dit amongst the MGR
chants, that the late extensive seizures ofirnpottsd
broad cloths. and the probability Of the libelled
goods being long excluded from the market, lave
caused a rise In the article generally, Of about ten
uersantb
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-10-03

Capt John Ignatius Etinger, q soldier Of the Re-
volu,ion, and one Of Washington's Life Guards, e.
pred at his residence In Woodstock, Va, on tho
8tb inst. aged 80 wears.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-10-03

The locomotive on the New Orleans and NASH
vile Rail Road a few days since ripped up . Por-
ton of the road, under which a swarm Of bees had
made a hive. Indignant at the outrage, the bees
made a tinging attack on the passengers, which
tbey found Ii difficult 10 stand.-Bak. Pat,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-10-03

PRKsrpeaT OF THE UNITED SrATgs.-Tho New
York Star ofrhe 1871 inst, says;--Mr. Van Buren,
left the city Of Washington at the close Of the
month of June last. His absence from The seat Of
government has been continued already nearly three
months. We are not disposed TO complain when
officers, fatigued BY aiduous public duties. seek
temporary relaxation from their lahors .--rnore es-
pecially this il 10 be allowed when the individuals
ste offesble constitution, = iDhrm health. But MIR
Van Buren,. on bis arrival in this city on the hrsi 81
july, stated that hs Zip 10 the Virginia Springs,
the summer previous, had given him removed vigoi;
and his whole appearance indicated a mai wliolls
fee from any bodily iDGrmity. We ask. Is II 10 be
justified, on any principle. that an officer receiving
from the people S25, 600 per annum, without any
sssigpable reason for bis absence, shall wholly ne
elect his official duties for neatly one quarter OF y
year, and this, too, at a time when the country Is
involved in great difficulties, WHEN our finances ate
dcrangcd, when The Secretary Of the Treasury IS
negotiating with Banks ana money lenders 70 sus-
lain the credit of The Government, When the people
on the Florida frontier are b~utchered by the sava-
ges in cold blood, and commissioners are tracking
lie President from watering placeto watering place,
pra,ina FOR relief? Is II, we usk, an honest dis
charge Of official duty-is it such as any employer
would excure IN an agent--to speak 10 legal Ian
.naee. is il such an execution of duties that II a
suit should be brought for the salary, any recoye-
nv could be had upon the qnoafan mern'ff
be observed that tho President 10 not travelling
through the country for the purpose Of obtaining an
accurate knowledge of its condition, and thereby 1T
ting himself better To perform his official Duties
He continues in a single State relative to which be
needs no information he is found cancnssing with
politicians, and soliciting votes. and giving the ne
cessary directions how 70 carry on the approaching
election campaign. This roRA PREsIDEsr or liz
UsrrED sTATFs!! We hope Gen. jackson will
allude TO this in his next letter OF instructions, and
direct him to return 10 Washington forthwith.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-10-03

A mas who had a scolding wife, in answer % N
inquiry made after her, said shs wss pretty we'll n
&c neral. only subject at times to . breaking ous n
the mouth"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-10-03

TgE AFRICAN SLAsR-J HADE.--By statements
made tn Inc British fariirmeat during The discus.
sion ofthe bin for the mofc cfaciual suppression 81
vaiica 10 an astonishing extent FOR The last ten yours
Since 1929, Portuguese vessels alone had been sell
rad 10 the numbcr OF 1873, containing 1878 slaves
Hoa many traders under other tags we're detected
does not appear. Nor can there be ony guessa
the number Of vessels which have escaped with Nil
careoes. DR.. In lrgiou, in tho House Of Com-
nora. exptes.ed The belief that, within the period
above naned. Portugal had employed 5000 ships
in this traffic that . million slaves had been trans.
ported by them, and ttlet. certainly, of this number,
100 600 bad died. The bin under DISCUSSION pro-
,ided for the protection of officers IN her Majes'
ty's service from legal penalties, TO which they nre,
without such protection, liable, for seirirs Portu-
guese vessels engaged 10 the slave-tiads Under
the old law il appears that sucb vessels could not
be legally seized. The bill passed both Houses and
has beeomsa law .--Hah. american.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-10-03

q -A~~AMk<t - 49, a@u
for Congress In Illinois. The New OrlcanS Plea
uno saws be makes the best staDy speeches Of any
one out IN g Them diggrns.'-RicA. Com.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-10-03
NUMBER 50.

We announce with much regret the death Of Mrs,
JAIL PoLLARp, the wife Of Robert Pollard, Esa.,
of this CRY. ~io breashed her last on Tuesday mor-
aing. the iTlh inst. . o'clock A. Nj. In the 8lst
yetr Of her age. She was universally beloved and
laspected-haylng filled oil the relations Of life In
an exemplary manner. The loss to her beresved
eensutt, no ono can adequately pou~rtray.-rerhsrs
no example can be found in Virginia, ola Pair 20
rariy married and so long counected-Mr r. being
onls Is wears old at the time Of hs marriage, and
his wife only Is. This nmisble and affectiunats
couple lived together SIS years-biesscd with sever
Il children, grand children, and great grand chill
dreu -Rieh ENQUIRER.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-10-03

MARCH OF ISTELLieEEcE.-"Jim now docs the
lhermometer stand to.dayf r. "Onr's stands on
The mantle piece, right agin the rlasierin'.V
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-10-03
From the 81. Aueustlne News.

NUMBER or THK EsEMY.-This Indian war has
been fertile in some remarkable events, and given
rise 10 strange stories about its being nm excellent
business for our inhabitants. Some Of the wags Of
the North still continue TO assert, that Florida ~ q
gamer by it's continuance; whilst some with equal
gravity, with an eye Of prophecy, foretell its close
in twenty or thirty years. Ihese are termed "the
impIacticables." Another item Of its history, is lis
rapid promotion-convcrting ;ubs into Capteins--
in one tilho of the time by the old process; and ma
king one Brigadier, besides the amount Of glory
which covers every Regular and Volunteer from
Maine to Florida. Laurels are dirt cheap there
being no glory to be acquired in hshting Indians"
There has been TOO NJ small errors in the estimate
Of The enemy. Gen. Jackson was certain that
they did not number over four hundred, and might
be logged out ly a battalion Of women in red petit
coats, and armed with brooms,icks. Gen. Scott on
ly required six weeks to play the devil with their
impudence; and since that great paciicator' has
left US, successors have been gradually extending
the time, until they have absolutely fixed the Eek
pulsion Of the enemy to twenty years" This ia
another important item, rs the world will know
when the war will be closed. As to the probable
force Of the enemy now in Florida, the following Ia
bic will give some idea, and approximate to the
truth. About two-ihirds of the Indians have died,
been killed, or transported, which gives us now on
hand for next winters ser, ice as pretty a regimen,
Of 'breechless braves "a over ieyelled a rifle, on
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-10-03

why is the New York Cnstom-Houso Hike
Rome7' asks the Boston Post. Dye give it upf
q Because il is the place OF The seixeys.".
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-10-03
VIM. DORSEY, Agent. Martinsburg, Va.

More conclusive proofs Of The extraordinary sG
eacyofDr. Wm, Exams celebrated Camom'le
and 4perient Aati-B Bilious Pills, an olle-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-10-03

NEw YoRK, JOne, 1850.
P. S.-We respectfully invite each Editor OF q
newspaper in the United States TO give bis patrons
the opportunity Of reading tho above circular, and
to add this postscript as recording our sinceresi
thanks for his friendly cooperation.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

u. "A. BraabrOOk's
GENERAL OUTFITTING STORE,
Where Gentleman procure every article Tor complete
Quit Of the best quality, -
No. 353 PEARL STREET, CORNER OF FRANKLIN
SQUARE, N. "
Here the public may always procure
Fine goods in the Quitting line.
And what isimportant, be sure,
That untiring zeal will combine,
With skill in preparing each sort
As good as elsewhere can be bought
Here the steamboat and packet ship may
Their ready made linen procure,
And prices moderate pay
For articles well made and secure.
Mere they will constantly keep
Every article belonging to that class,
From the counterpart, blanA ct and sheet
To the towel and cloth for your glass
Gentlemen also will frd
Their ready made linen complete,
From fabrics the best Of their kind
And made up exceedingy neat.
Shirts Under Shirts, Drawrs, Belts and Hose,
Handker ehiefs, Bosoms and Stocks,
While the skill that each article shows
Brings customers crowding in hocks
Buthe need net each item rehearse,
The Suspender, the Collar, the Glove
The Panlaloon, Strap and the Purse,
Each fms as those mentioned above
Linens, likewise, to order made
By those who are known TO excel
And the very fair price that IS pad
Yields work that is always done we'll.
IT'S extremely convenient to know
Where ample meat found,
And al once there be able to 20
Without Searching the city AL round.
Also veng and Stock satn in lengths, TO suit purchaser
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18
THURSDAY MORNING. JULY IS. 1889.
BOARDING HOUSES IN BROADWAY tt

"a BOARDING HOUSES IN BROADwAf 10
EW LET-The houses, Nos 1903 and ll0 Broadway knewn
the fremont House, comprising upwards Of ~ rooms,
large and SMALL with large kitchen fitted ,P wl @
and cooking apparatus suitable for large establishment ons
of being the corner street, presents many
rooms lighted directly from the street
These houses adon each other and are
of doors cut through the partition walls the floors oil ooh
level The dining about % feet long the WIN
drawing about ~ feet BY D. The other rooms
ON 20 feet by 10 to IA feet by dumb waiter erected
for purpose Of carrying the articles and down from e
kitchen the dining The above premises possess
convenience for large and respectable establishments ana
located Of the pleasant well as the most business
part in Broadway.
For TERMS &C. apply the Bookstore Ss Broadway corner
Of Pine St Possession given Immediately. Y2-2weod
81 CATsKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE ATTHE PINE
MsN ORCHARD, ls39.-This ell known aud fashionable
resort is undergoing considerable repair and VIII DC
open for the reception Of visitors June 25th The reads Leading
this establishment have also undergone thorough repair
pecay portion Of has been rendered
perfectly safe and smooth
The stages will regularly during the season between inc
Landing and the Mountain House. and will be found IN read
all times the arrival the boats at the Catsk
ing Extra carriages furnished either the Landing or Moun
tain House the shortest notice.
jel9 2m+ u L. bcAtn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

49, LOOK AT THIS.-Who keeps the most SPLEEN
&EEsss0 did Boot establishment in the cityf Answer
OLD BOSS RICHARDS CO., at 240 Canal street. running
through to 49 Greenwich street. Go there Tor tp top lash
onabe durable Boots Shoes frem % to 80
per cent 240 Canal street, sign Of the largest boot in the
world. Je2o Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18
ONE PRICE HAT STORE.
RROWN A. M &C HATS

- For cheapnes and durability not surpassed ey any
E heretofore offered. They combine all the requisite
qualities Of the costly for color, ghtness dura
bilty and use the reduced price OF 81 Their saie
fer which precudes the necessity the gooe
for loss by the bad The public ar. invited
examine their Hats at BROWN CO.'S wholesale and re
tail warehouse No It's Chatham Square, corner OF Mott ST.
New York mySl-3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18
VERBENA CREAM FOH SHAVING.


Vcrbena Cream to thee dedicate my lay,
For easy shaving thou'lt give way,
The lasting sparkling froh, bcss thy virtues shew
More fragr ant than rose white than haky snow
II would useless ex,o the peculiar emoent properties
Of Rings verbena Crcamnits rich d'rabe lathr with
warm cold spring rain waterits entire freedom from all
smarng roushness generally complained of by
other soaps after shaving Prepared aud sold by
CiiAs H. RING, cal Broadway.
Also for sale by A. b. d. S.nd 70 and 100 Fulton streets
Ciuon lsg Broadway; 8. H. s. r. A. Woodv orth, 325
Broadway r. Dickie li3 Broadway; T. VI. Guon Bow
cry and Grand street, j. sme 60 gowe Of Walker st.
ir2O-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18
= C- = pOS PEEKsRlLL, yERPLANks
l-E1,,S POINT, GRASSY POINT, SING SING,
G46&M1nmW&- TAPnyTDwN. DORRsg FERRY HAS

TINGs AND yONKERs-The new and splendid steamboat
KOsClUsKo Capt ~ Haywood will leave the FOO OF Fob
street text Barcay every morning Friday
oepedD al uiuk, stopping at the Old State Prison wharf
each way Returning, viii leave Peekskill at ocvck.
Breahfas anl Di.urr ~ hoard
r. I'm ard, sro,d passenger, tire 10 spend N the
aifern,t III ,r ksciuko will leave Peekski al 2Ocluck
For me rceo ddiou of passengers, she viii make trip
Friday, lr,,inr above. ......... -.
For firlh,r iulorns,ion, inquire OF HAWKINS VIII.
HANSON NJ o. strcet, where packages, freight &c
wil be received for the boat. N2y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

Two ARcHITE, rs BUILDERS, AND OTHERS
The subscriber. would respectfully inform builders and
ls that they have constantly hand, and prepared 10
furnish short notice. architectural ornaments 81 every de
scrpon, for the interior finishing Of dwellings churches
aud other pabIic buildings via; capitals for columns and
all the orders of architecture consoles russes
shed mouldng rosetes, par,s, rere ornaments &c nc
Nc any The long proved quality OF composition orna
ment b, them, renders u useless to say much 70
its eulogy aud, Nitn " they possess aud from onf
practice IN the execution ~ models mouas and every depart
81 business atter themselves that for sodness OF reei
and general sharpness and beauty their work vii be "um
much superior thing the Kind done other place
they having avoided that tiny dat and underlined plearne
much and Justly complained o. Great attention having oeeb
paid the modes anutcture, nsurs the best qa.)
the lowest possible price, they ha9 70 say ms, 'ne" Pre-
prices will he found -.be beyond inc reach o.
abatement competition 4.k ,..,s
Builders out &c New York, part the United states
wnnIa find material SAVING md likewise procure superior
res Nv calling wriisg thing on the snd 'hty MAY
rsau,. a. have on hand enabled TO MI ordeSs
- CALLER MURPHY
Mandatory 592 Breaaway
p,aa,. Que door from Niblss
:. n caRBOys MURiATtC ACIr--The above lot ~f
DU r,.J o,aity oe far sale vhossae and A. by
iyi5y LEWIS tbUChTwANGER,1 Gold suesL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

90 SECOND WARD HOTEL.-Next to the corner
Fulton street in Nassau street This well known establishment
having undergone thorough e6ng in compete order
for Of those who may honor with he'r
patronage.
There this house besides the lower which thrown
entirely open public bar large room upon the se
copd story BY well suited for the accommodation o.
public with several smaller adapted u
the use of clubs the transaction Of other private
business. ~ :.
Clubs and private partie. accommodated with and
NAV be furnished with dinners supPers composed Of evey
species Of game decacy which the markets afford at short
nrn,;es Tiell.yl EDMUND JONES, Proprietor.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

DOMEsTfC DRY GOODS.-Cheap-atWM WIN. VANN'S,
~ 2ol Grand-30 Shifting and Long Cloth Muias, 30
bales unbeached Sheetingust received from the kastern
MAJ kets Also quantity Of Merrmack aud Dover Cacoes
patterns prices than any that have been sold this
season Families Merhants, and customers generally,
invited 10 price these goods. VIM VANN, 2oI Grand
Several lots ofBlack Silks selling uncommon cheap at this
Mourning Housseise de Lame, beautiful goods just
opened .
Clerks wanted. Vl53t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

GENTLFNENS
CAST OFF CLOTHING
BOUGHT, FULL VALUE GIVEN m CASH, ny
IL LEvETT, IA Dune ST., 3 doors from William.
90 KNOWING there persons who make grea; pun
in fer Cast on Clothing &e &c and who
IN many do give the full value for the samcH
will those gentlemen who have such articles by
them and who send for hi Of receiving the utmos,
vslue in CASH for every article.
MIA line through the post Office, otherwise, 10 the
above address, will with due attention. e2s 3m'
A NEW ARTICLE FOR THE DRESSING CASE
N "Verbena Cream snakes rich permanent cream, isther
and leaves no renss smarng after shang Prepared and
for sale by CHARLES H. RING, GA Broadway.
For sale Of the Drug and Fancy Stores in the city
ie2O-lm.