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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28

"'N~N-fef N<le~tSaffs 10y 80
An IN ieiligeBt gentleman Of neigh.
boring Congregational district. who like
msey others. was unwilling 10 confi5e
10 The correctness OF the Repor, al the Sc
rretsry OF War on The organization Of the
miliiiu, - Published IN the Wing papers,
tihe Administration papers, With few ex.
eepilons, having failed 10 publish IL. re-
Gently wrote 10 his Representative for n
copy OF said report If spy such had been
made. 10 reply he was inform cd that
The Secretary OF War had made a repor,
on The subject; that i, had been referred
10 the Military Committee Of the House
which would report in a few days; and
that he would forward him a copy Of the
report Of Tie Comniifse;" but declined
forwarding copy Of the doeumen, writ.
ten Tor.
This Representative PROCESSES 10 be a
Democrat, yet he is evidently afraid TO
trust The people with knowledge Of the
opinions which are promulgated 10y the
Cabinet At Washington. So TOO. with the
Richmond Enquirer: time after time the
editor OF the Enquirer has beca calleG
upon 20 publish Mr.. Poinsetts Army Bill
the Tippecanoe club AT Richmond Of.
Tered 10 pay for its insertion 0s an odrer-
characterization the editor replies Iha, he
must be permitted to conduct the Enqui-
rer according 10 his own taste. and de.
cliHes publishing it. II shS;:!d be borne
IN mind that the principle here svowed
is. that the people must be kept in icno-
rance OF the measures recommended by
the President and his Secretary, lest alarm
should be taken at their hideousness, and
the Administration be abandoned as un.
worthy of support.
Light only is necessary TO prove the
total unwofihiness Of the present rulers
OF The land; which in The case referred TO.
has been most shamelssIly withheld by
those claiming 10 be the peculiar advo,
Gates Of the rights Of the dear people"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28

he commanded in baiiie--ihe resolutions
Of the Congress OF the United Siaiss--the
eeashioi compliments paid him By Presi-
dent Madison during the las, War. his
mastery productions ss republican
statesman ~henCosernor vi Indiana " hen
Senator IN Congress. and when Minister
abroad. all place him in the first rank as
an iilustfioos citizen. and will ensure him
The hrs' place ia tie hearts OF his coun.
fymen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28

Sosays The Aibasy Argus. 10 speaking
Of Virginia. Considerisg that The Argus
deduees THIS consolation from the returns
OF The late elections. giving both bsAneh
- q The Legislature snd = decided ma.
joniy OF The popular vote 70 The Whixs
shd iarrisoa. Ne ere reminded Of On an-
eedo'e. 40 Irish cook on board u ship.
hav'ng dropped he 'sa kettle over bosfd.
Fan 10 ihs captain 10 atquaipt him Wiih
'he stoidtni. "Capisrn. yoBf honor :"
'aid Fsi, 80 = ihing Loot when yon taow
eheie q . = mo you fool 81 "Wsn.
yosr Sonof, THO your Tea kettle IL safe,
fer Hs h ne toffsa II ne 80 z"
"a D O.. .alr.e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28

=
"A f.iihfui public strraHt laid Upon f1s
she4 by Southern intrigue and .horf4es
eTareH-hsGrtsness.-It Is with feelings Of
burning indignation that we notice he
meanDess and political degradation OF tho
so.cslled Democratic but more properly
Office huhters) Convention held al Balti.
more last week. II is time tho, the inde.
pendent press, Of the true democratic
stamp, speak out when q body Of men.
protesting 10 speak the wishes Of the &c.
moctscy OF this Union, dare 20 hesitate
when the question is between the gallant
soldier aud noble hearted patriot now
hiling the chair Of The Vice Presidency
and some one Of the many intriguing spi.
riis who aim al displacing him. Where
was the free spirit Of cid Pennsyivania--
pledged 10 supper, his renomln alton
hen that snesking aHi6oe wsSemployed
10 the Convention 10 remove the danger
which they feared would attend the sup.
port Of the noble Johnson: Were our
delegates afraid tha, the chivalry of the
South would bolt! Il Pennsylvsuia 10
be considered an sPParsge 10 the political
despe!ism OF Tennessee end Alabama,--
i Ohio, also TO be sold for Southern
votes: Is Kentucky considered 30 Ger.
tain Tor the enemy that We must Insult
her 10 The person Of her gallant son p
Are Indiana and Illinois conceded 10
Harrison. that He dare 10 remove their
gallant defender TO T. axe way for a Polk
or Kiug Its well for the drills Of the
Convention iha, mississippi Was not rep
resented. or she would have spoken her
rebuke IN tones OF thunder. Bntthe con.
spiraioIs must beware. The States OF lie
Mi'sis,ipri Valley. that glorious belt OF
young giants, will no' ihus be iuposed
upon. New Hampshire, Arkansas. ay,
and Pennsyirania, viii teach these aspir.
ING dsmsgogues that il is one thing 10
plot, another 10 succeed. We feel that.
with the name Of johnson. the Cause of
/ Martin Van Buren, would have pros.ered.
but (snd ls, all marx The prediction the
Democratic Convention have placed a
worm there that may ga, awsy the viisls
Of success. We fear, ewes while we
burn with shame; We doubt The future,
because What can the People think Of
measures which have Tor their guide. and
leading object Is well, 10 uuekle 1.-THE
fooi.iosl Of Southern intolerance
Tor cur own part. the mare Of Richatd
/ A Johnson, The peoT les candidate. eth
| floats. end shall feat. al The head Of the
( Consii;uiioDslis,. beacon 20 81 no love
70 reward political virtue and noble =.
( ehIeyc BeEts-R bile We trust 10 make
this paper terror 10 the craven das,sI5s
who dare 10 eontriss political capital al
! The expense oi the nations hOaor.
Richard NJ. Johnson is the choice Of
| the Democratic party IA al The Stafr.
where the Democratic tickle, can succeed.
u then he Is not elected. neither can
Marlin Vsn Buren,. MNk the assertion,
felIow-e'iizens. end remember IL veil
when The 'des Of Nossnber srrivsl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28
SPRING AND SUMNER
JAMES CLOTmREEe, TalIor,

~ q
ESPEcTFULLY beEs lssvs 20 inform M.
~ friends and customers, that be couuBuss n
his former stand one door vest of. 3. Paekefts
Store, add innediatsly opposite the store Of 3.
". G. w. Aisquhh, where he mar aIwsy,
De iound ~ readiness 10 execute sny end every
vsfiety OF work In bis line. at the shortest 10.
tee prseileabis, end IN he most fsshioasbls ahd
durable style lie feels extremely grateful fog
the very hbersl encouragement that has been
extended 20 him By the citizens Of Charisstoum,
sad the adjacent DeighbeuThooas, aba hopes 10
De able, By "a decreased eEsrtios and desiro 10
please, ofbsing mors worthy ia future Of merit
ing that kind support Which has bssa rendered
hin 10 tfms past
SC5~iis has just recsissa from TIE East The
Latest Reports Of tie Spring & summer
RsA5uctD.N3s
and inviiss Bic friends, one and al. 10 can and
sKamins them.
fBGARMEETs Of ever description cut 10
order, % The shortest hOtics, end on moderate
terms JAMES CLOTHIER
Chariestown, May ?, 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28

~ EsPEcTruLLY,i though earnestly, calls
II y upon those indebted TO him 10 close their
accounts mp TO the 18th instant, the date of his
eo-patinership with MIR. Webster. All whose
accounts are Of six months standing, are expect
e. to make payment forthwith. II requires no
Mule cash 70 satisfy the claims Of iourneymen,
He, aud consequently indulgence must NOT be
looked for, AS cannot be grated SO he hopes
,his notice will not be disregarded by any one
Indebted. Nav 81 Ian
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28
Dissolution OF Co-parfner-
shin.

HVHE partnership heretofore exisiinx be-
II tween tho uudsrsiyned, is this day II i,h
OF Mayl dissolved BY mutual eoaseut. The
books Of the hrm are ready for settlement, and
ieit with Mr.. John n. Engiish. who Is duly au-
thofisee to close the same. Persons indebted
wiz please ealion him as early ss possible aud
close their respective accounts.
The business IN future will DO conducted nv
John 2. Smith, at the old stand.
JOHN BROOK,
JOHN r. SMITH.
charlestown. May IL, 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28
BIEEGOWAI.


W III LIAM HICKS.
Sa0OIs ana 3SarHess aIakfr,
"TOULD respectfully iaforn Biz friends
w ani eusiomefs. tbst be has rssovsd
his shop 70 the new builsiug lstsiy erected by
AnfeN Hnnief, Esq., adjOininE ths Ga { lstk =
vasis, one door West Of Thompsonh Hotel. aEd
,elaeat.ieiy opposite he C0urt-bouss, where
hs ~ Keep On hand, ani naBufseiufs 70 order,
~ Shortest notice, every ssriviy o.
Sasdles, Brides, HarHess, &C., &c.,
- 90 mos. rss,sasble tsrms.
hs Fop,d take Nit ocessioa 20 fslurn b BE-
,fepai and euaioasfs his sausl grateful seknor.
.sek,asais iof ihe yep liberal patronage dat
ne pesa extended 20 hiu, since be sonm.nos.
.s y sl,insss ,a tbs pisst, ard hopes, absn
he pie1gea himssf that Ell soit IL HI, iios ,sail
b exseuisd - tbs bssi aasnusr, r,s a. - lil.s.
~ tef@s - q eao Be proesfed ~ Ne rosst,
thet 20 ~ thh b. fsvofsd aila ihsr ,usto-.
ohsfissisuD, MARCIA ID, 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28

lHE subscriber respectfully informs the pub.
- lie :hat he has commenced the BOOT e.
SHOE MAKING 10 the shop on Main street,
one door cas-, Of David Humphreyss Store, and
nearly opposite the Savings Bank, Charlestown,
where ne wall be in readiness 20 execute any
and every description Of work IN bis line He
assures all those who may think proper 10 pa
troniEe him, that be will neither spare mains
nor eHertious to make his work equal, IN poin,
OF beauty or dursbiiit, TO any other executed 10
Virginia. lie sOlieiis share ofIhs pubiies po-
tronsgs.
p. J.F. BOYLE.
CharleStowH, April 80, IsiO--f.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28
LOG 60 CABIN.
NO SIassder. J

MY MANDATORY is the Log Cabin.
1VA East Of A. HuSTER's, where invite nv
customers aud others 20 cali and see me, and If
cannot give them "hard cider" I will give
them what will be more beneficial. rooa BOOTS
aad SHOES
am not vain enough 10 say that my work
shaii be equal 10 any made IN the State Of Viz
ginia, but this much will say: IL viii AZ least Be
cqaai TO any made IN this part Of the country.
THOMAS LIKENS.
ChafIestown, May Ia, IsI0.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28

The falering policy Of Tns Vas BeREx Gov.
vESrios IN declining TO nominate a candidate fog
The Nier PrEsiorScr is plainly condemned by
the sag"eiuns Of the party ss m act Of shsst-
sighted umidiiy, and by the jealous ss m act n
ueachery. We are stack with the intensity Of
the latter feeling as displayed in Ii. Pittsburgh
Cons,iutionulis,, AN ardent Administration print.
from which We ropv IA. s,tin.l.. .,..t-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28

.4yourHm,ff 4 Ns Lgi,ir'urs The
LfeiiifuYe a ibe State a Ncw io,k,
havine beer % ftssIon ia dsys sna CO.
acted DO laws sdle0fhsd a. 4 o'elork
ilit shefuoon. The stision Les been D.
bofious imrofsbt snd sxeiGog. ifWas
ibs ETst Wing Legislators u ibs Enpifs
State abd We shsh lass pflds SOD piss.
fufe. sitbe earliest aen cot. "a poiot tie
people 10 ihe iesul,s d he dshbeirioas--
retolla uhish tel meat emphagissily
uron ne usiisfe 81 iha public saa he
Prospsrily snd glory Of he slsls.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28
A CARD.
BDGTN s. WE!DSTElga
Fashionable Taiiors,

Deer i's -vs'tsi-Lissse. cAarisssosrn, Va.
TuVHE Subscribers having formed copar,ner-
IL ship undef The above firm, respectfully in
form the public that they ~iil be happy al all
times to wait On those who mar favor them with
their custom They have received the Eastern
sPrins FASHIONS, and are prepared 10 execute
promptly and IN superior style all orders in their
line.
FRANCIS s. BoGUE.
THOMAS ID. WEBSTER
Chariestovn, May "a, 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28

sugar Aaeuse Moassaes.
Akk sepsrips Sugar nonss sldssss, 2,
" taieby gyEE ? gsIELEn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28

TIE Ffedefist ciIEsn ~ yssiergse
sayi bet ibs Csrmto. FfessFiek Ealass.
sfIssird 90 fusf icioa ~ ne lee mtf1sf
q woman cod lad asmss Nts,s 80
he PoipI a RocAs. hss conisss3 ~
guilt shd ssPfessss bsi lfle esnsaac-
don % 'ae elnf.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-19
whcnwe shall part, abb wilt ,hou ever
1 wish | were he?

Beng three Passages in tho Lie Of Peter Iok
81 wish were hep said Peter Polk, .
as he saw the sonor rich noighbor rid.
ing gaily by, while Peter was trulging
OIL foot. Peter at this period was about
10 years Of age, good boy, toorablc
scholar, Of kind, willing, and obiglng
disposition. But Peter could scarcely
look upon the superior comforts Of those
around him, without sometimes signing
that his own fortunes were SO humble.
"Now," thought Peter, chow delight
ful it would be for me, instead Of trudg-
ing three miles on foot TO school, to ride
pleasantly by on such nice poney. ]
should not be so tired when | got there,
and could learn a great deal more, "
With such thoughts Peters head was
filled as he trudged along. How he
should love a dear little poney, and how
he could ride it, and a thousand other
such childish lancies, until he got quite
sad and altogether dissatisfied with his
lot.
"Oh, how do wish were he" ex-
claimed Peter. At the same moment
turning a sudden corner in the road, he
discovered the young gentleman quite
dead. The poney had ran away viii
him. Ii had thrown HIM off, and 10 ial.
ling, he had fractured his skull and pro
ducod instant death. Surveying thH
sad spectacle. Peter seriously though
that he was far better off as he was, ans
trudging the remainder of his walk 70
that and any other day without wishing
for poney.
81 wish were ho!" said Peter Polk, "a
at the age of % he left his friend AM
old schooImato, Richard Jones.
They had both commenced business
the same time, about three years prev
ously 10 this exclamation. Peter work
ed hard and indclatigably. lie had
tolerabIe share Of custom, aud this ba
enabled him TO furnish two rooms IN e.
ceeding comfortable style against IN
time he might find rib to make his bone
complete. But Richard had far outstrlI
ped him. He had taken a whole house
and furnished it splendidly. lie wa
always flush OF money, and if any part
of pleasure was proposed, Richard "oa,
form one and spend bis cash freely WIN
ifPeter went, which was very rarely ]
was compelled to be exceedingly econ
mical, which made him appear yer
mean. Peter could not make out how
was. Richard did not seem to have
much business as he had, AID most D
questenably he was not half 50 aiteauF
1t CHANGED that Peter bad a one td
large order 10 execute; and reqWrH
some cash % complete d.. De Vroaee g.
TO Richard, who advanced H.m a..y d.
lars on his note. he executed iho g
der. got paid, and took up his bat 70 pr
coed 10 Richard and pay him
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-19
The old Bachelor.

The old bache,oris q kind hearted, bu-
sy soul, quzzod and loved by every one
in tho sphere Of his acquaintance. His
mathol.cal precision of word and action
draw down upon hlm tae laughter OF tine
Young and the appreciation Of to old
His warm heart makes him beloved by
all who dwell within the circuit Of his
kindly feelings He is a iayorte al
mongst ;be ladies', from the fat widow 81
the manor house to the laundres7 who
sings over the washing tub at the door OIL
her humble cottage, and gives a three
/ fold attention to the pleatng Of the bach .
|oIor's shirts. She knows tho worth of
4 her particular customer, and for him a.
/ lone does she re.s,arch aud re.iron eve
nv rebeIlious fold in his linen, as ii she
we're anxious to preserve his character
for unriya.led cleanliness and nea.nss
without a sarcasm. The old bache'oris
n being prede.hned from his cradle not
to marry. and yet be is universally gift
ed with d most susceptible heart There
lis no man more alive 10 the destinations
or female banu and intelligence, there
is no heart which has received Cnpid's
.arrows more often, AID sighed more ten
aer,y over their wounds At college be
T, stood alone Tor romance and dress; his
! hose fitted him cxqualely; bis coafwas
, perfect; and his g.oges.-our bachelor
p was the bast gjovad man you could mac.
Ion a summers day. So far for The oa'-
4 ward b .1r d. The mon Ills heart waa
"a mixture o' pride, vanity and generas-
. INV. Kind ani Welding 20 faGIl with a
a|a varm s9iae OK. 1h9 devil to temper d
yifbal. If offended Has first love wa.
enthusiasts aaI ar5ent. The lady o.
his love was older ihou himself by few
wears aad, oi course cousin. Hos'
n men begin lie BY worsbjpIng o cousin
the tie Of relationship does away VIII
:. Tint chilling reserve aud awkward ilmlI
!. NV. inseBaFable companions Of passion
a when IL awakeus for the first tmoln ih,
a human breast. he loved her like fool
cherished a wlhered flower she ha'
=. worn: sang the songs she liked; woul'
\, have served her on his knees bad she re-
u onired IL: and died for one Kiss from he
rosy lbs! She ia p.red the first out
81. INNS, Of ths mlsa-.or The bachelo
u writes pae,ry--.l IS lad..Pans Die; 70
\. her he used brush and erayoas, be wa
=. artist. musician, poets he would ha'
/. baen any Thing she required, lor he wa
4 ~ on,bus.as oa8 in love. lilt the iw
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-19


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coils Two doc. occurring oneo. hesa
wcouulaekad. AID Peter confronted ils
Itouant--R.cHa Jones'. II, was ono DC
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-19

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, tho aboi'ionH's would have gone tor
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-26
ON CERTAIN prLICATE DISEASE

DR. RALPH author Of The Private Treatise continues, to
street, and may te seen at any hour.
we s & saa es. p OF s. 1 1
Inc in these diseases mulitutes OF in almost
night s1s TIE
ssi sy eS,s &C. rs sdsdf III
New % d. fye " s r R N Letter.
Of find q. has sssn matt. Of ssi
80 ..i sa'' rs Ss
$..S
G %o % @de ID S . Are Of such s,Se sr us
ton. s.ogs,h.t !, Oct a, both vgners. and Goser
ss I'm no cSs Ts "a 3
WIZ anf regard S1 % Ye', mo. r.s,. train Of
nothing proves more Of sse hsr X Psets.
cure o these 'I c5p BOZ now ea , s the ~
sb wsrs s9os such are 'hs various .yiom
ds.sss. diher from another, that common must al
s.uGns tie orpofSs have or iiSrssa S0 iSss, .e;
ronorhea been taking pforsr only IN ssnees
sa e's7 - stneiss rsnsies propeT only IN gonorrh
we're neither one sor the other but were totally different and
gui 81 az The which painfully hsrr.s. the mind
sna snora the hnss Geld e sasvey Is hat Of srseruH
after month Sometimes the geet attending this disorder
slight but Whether the ssse 70 RETURN rsrIS or o ~ %
nat s III The Sn hS MSr sS Ss l sSs o.
structures and yet " properly understood II may most
easily aud speedily be removed do serupe
many structures be cured in days they had
isfed years before.
To any Of common prudence, therefore, would say
these remarks just land appeal to the most eminent
patient az o%h i,s s's ad IA
lent the person whom be IL about with
For the convenience Of those distance well
who wish to re, their own cases IN the ss convenient and
nii ne and which contains every rs .o
for the OF these complaints That for goror
rhra, beside the medicine contains also Patent Pocket
syrnE, with ingrsdienis fer ane the Infections the price
Of which $40 That for the Neneres containing
enough for the any ordinary so the chest
little larger containing every thing necessary the cure
both complaints, IL SIS.
With respect 10 the Little patent Springs, which cannot
describe, who has NOT
its convene and utility. Aud indeed with regard 10 the
intrinsic value OF the chest uRifoly does II IN,
sanguine expectations that engage n any II fa DO
90 and fre-nsd immediately the price shall be Instantly
funded.
ADDE'S. JOS. RALPH, sssiOrM. D.. courandt street,
New York. SAT-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-26
FRENCH SPECIFIC.

t600 IL 1T FAILS to effect rapid ard perfect eur.
pow without the least regard to diet, drunk hndanes
rom Business .
All who have eontracted certain disease and wish to get
Of IL IN e trouble and without the liability oferposure
shsuld use LEBOYs FRENCH SPECIFIC, the only medi,
discovered that will this compliant without
change OF DIET. and as II does not affect the 8REA1 III
prevents discovery while using II. - .
ia long or Chrome stages OF the disease obstnaf,
elects, fuor Abus Gravel Female Complaints. or
,hesc beyond doubt the most eRsctua remedy
having obstinate cases after every
' Cc,BBsrRVE Ask Cor LERoy's FRENCH SPECIFIC
Which put bottles with full directions in the English and
French languages. Price ~ a bottle. .
MOTTO E-The genuine Specific formerly sold a. No g
Nassau street will in future Ne sold only a. DR. HAEI
Drug store Of Broadway and Chambers street. New
York Of Sixth and Market streets Phisielphia
snd at the Of Charles aud fratt Streets Shtmore
3m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-26
CELEBRATED EYE WATER,


~hStUHto"tHS PtIyOF"'s'
DR. j. FRANCIS, OCCULiST, 10 Barcayst
Mrs Cox lse Elm ST member Of church. had deceased
neprsea oil sisht ana ~
high OF MANY apple stions were resorte
whost any COED effect aud from the use OF j. Francis
Eye Water. month sight perfectly RESTORED
what have been witness to- believe II TO be one 81
best remedies decease OF the that has onef
ed 10 the public GEORGE BsNkICT,
Pastor Of the Stanton st. Church.
Mrs. tiott member OF my church, child peel
for nearly two large ulc
covered sight, after rutsss applications by different ply
when the total loss Of sight unprecedented th
ps feet cure. Rev. 8. II. CONE,
Pastor q the Oliver 81. Church.
the undersigned having used Dr. Francis Eye Water
families with good effect aud knowing its astonsh,ns
efficacy recommend IL to the notice OF the
public valuable remedy Duncan Dunbar, pastor 81 the
McDoug street ChuTch C. O. Sonmers pastor Of the south
Church, j. Harrison pastor OF the THOMPSON street
Church; Joshua Lane, ~ Third Avenue.
The Eve perfect for inflammation aud weak
Of sight, and will cataracs Numerous eertr
ycstes be the Office u not prepared or SOLD by
any America Dr. J. FRANCIS. 10 Barclay st.
~ ARTIFII,IAL EYES inserted. iva Am