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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-02

3rCau' iOa.-Be paftcpisr IN purchasing 70 see
t1at the lab n this meds ne contains notice Of
= entry according o. Act Of CpngrCss. And be
Revise psrtic'laT ~ OBJ aiming them % 100 Chat
him ST., New Work o. from the
REGULAR AGENTS.
WIN. VI. KING, - wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-02

NOR RENT. and possession given On the first of
IL April. Store Room Market Square now
occupied by +. Day. Also, the Store Room adjoining
Immediate possession of which will be given Apply 10
feb II JOHN ~ CLARKE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-02

-, fOk SALE.
The subscriber wishes 10 sell ,l,, VIZ.
ELLIS at Portland, situated nsst .l'AOE sni
Se"yv ,6 r9e 81, Jseerson coUn monih o.
run Of Buus, OIL Mill and say IRAN MIL, tour
,,s houses STORE and suit ole nn, 'SSeny DWELL
which Is deemea Iros 0ot D. ildings descripi9 Of
purchase are sxpecisd ssarv as those inclned 10
The proprieor isI ~, however, OBJ erye IN IA
ne ms msde in = 'es 20 retire from active bvsnsss
~ much bslo iS mind 10 sell this valuable l1oper
with the er tl berl Is cost or value, 20 cores ord
nev Tid 'ession o. business and the vslne III ~
5n.- . good aud terms moderate ~
WI - - JOHN BAYLESS
ole, .eeing Gazette and Pittsburgh Advocate VII
- Ss1 insert the above twice a week ,.,r ~ ~, ~
J . I'D charge this Office 'N ''i SIX weeks,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-02
TO TIE PUBLIC.


y VIE MORNING TRAIN on TIE ru,,v
LIN RAIL ROAD. leaves Chatoborsb,,rg !,
mn ~ issi clock, A. NJ and arrives az Green Ca.
Ns al cock where ~ meets Nr S,ideTs' Coal
~ .Ioih ~ uSefstOwn' and uamedattly rcfurns 20
,soWrE. iu time Tor the Train on the C,5r,.
- ahu valley Rat Road " hich leaves the an,
pfS St, .! hgil ppst 0'CiOck Tor Philadel. hIa
1liE. EVENING TRAIT. which cs,r,.s IL
grey Mestsrn Mail leaves Chombersi.uTa IN 4 ~
StocN' y. n on - soon az The Cumberland ysis,,
Il an strives with the Western Mail and h.. 49,
rqtte passengers viii reach Hagfrsfov.n ~ -
burg b. o'clock. 1'''''''-
llaycIers gy lllsEe will be chile 10 Iesys U,~er..
y"n M IN Touig and reach Phi sdflrtf7 r ie
~ h."s on le9ve the Tor rer lace ir re svCqinz
ahd aIuYc 40 The latter early The narf svsg -
DAVID tUIT EEFDN. sFsat
~ ne y. X. x. Company and Jch1 S,tfrt.
h''f gu 'h"Fc1siown Tcrcb b. 10
TfOAL DIGGERS =. ,i wan, =. ,rrl-.- . - a..
~ additional Coz diners, on The opening Of ma,
ga''on - i'rn cd sober industrious hslais f-fd ne
wiser nced appiy) Comfortable quarters and e,rs..t
emp'oymcnl vii b. given TIE N-1cs uiu D, 81 90
pei hundrci with holse rsu end iuol free. or 81 81
. per funirci and frni and firl changed
X MhEL, Belmont Co,l Woe.
in Wcsi yth.eis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-02

HREYANS CELEBRATED FEVER AND A..
- CUE PILLs.-Thcse pills so admirably adap.
ied 10 afford uniform .sefm the di,ssvni modification.
of these distressing maladics. particularly recoms
mended 10 public notce. On the accession Of the cold
stage when the face and limbs Of the snfitrer become
pale and the sensation ofcod and lansuoT y felt per
,adine the whole system. their administration - ac
enmp1nod with astonishing success-they room lesson
me subsequent distressing shiverng. and violent sha-
king and by continuing IN their lss dirocied) etl
ultimately cure the obstinate ague. These pile
are Of signal utility in those Distressing cases. where
there - saowness Of complexion. pain ~ the region
Of the liver tension and distress n the epigasiic re-.
gion. with other symptoms indicating the existence Of
morbid action or chronis disease II The stomach liver
bowels nesenisry Of spleen. which consequence 81
generally superveno from prOiracted iniermiitcn's
They permanently overcone these Diseases. at ths
same time give tone 20 the stomach. ciesnso anc
strengthen me bowels and impair health. vigor, and
energy 70 me system
Benare n afsrfeis--C AUrfoN. Be poriicula
" purchssing N that the label of this Msdioin
contains notice Of is entry acoordiae acf # Con
grett And b likewise particular IN oafsining ihcr
~ 100 Chath3m -, New.York or franl he rezuls
agents. WI n KING. IS Water >, yVhsslir,
n0v2e " RoBIFsoN. Portsmouth
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-02

There viii DC Go tickets with lsi g. I'll drawn Nos
each 500
10 Cd do 81 & 81 drawn Nos
each $500
Do 65 do 81 & 4th drawn Nos
each 800
Tickets $50. Halves $40. Quarters s5.
eeriihcate OF 90 whole tickets will Gust $3.50
DO 90 half tickets will cost 40
Do 20 quarter tickets viii cost 10
Address yogr orders 10
ID. s GREGORY & Co. Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-02

4NINE AMERICAN WALL PAPER AND ROR.
DEklNG The subscriber has just receive in
addition to hl former stock a handsome sssort
ment OF Wall Paper and bordering, which for
eeauiy OF pattern, excellence OF finish and cheap
ness, cannot be surpassed. These wanting. are
invited 10 can and See ALEX. PAXTON.
tie wound likewise respectfully inform the pub.
lie that hrs stock of Carpettng IS at present very
complete, embracing Brussels, Royal Damask In
gram tenuian and a variety Of low priced Garnet
tinS. Likewise Rugs, Door Mats, Piano and table
overs Floor CIot $, Figured AID PLAN canton
Mating. Carpet Binding. Split Window inds
and many other articles usually kept in establish
Hotel, Main ST. Wheeling.
March 81 is4o. I'm a PAXTON
"XTENSlvE SALE OF VALUABLE AND
IL WELL KEPT FURNITURE--Mr w No
bic having determined remove to Pittsburgh will
sell at public auction. Tuesday April 7th lS40 NJ
his residence on Union street. opposite Times Printing
Office. the whole Of his valuable Household and Xii
chen Furniture, consisting in part of
Mahogany Tables.
do Side Board. very superi,r
IL Superior cane seat chairs | Rocking do
l Full act Britannia Ware
Large Looking Glass. ve!y~I-2crior
Set cut glass, together WITH Bureaux, BeJlsteads
Tables, Common Chaifs Superior CarpeIins, Feather
Beds K Bedding, with almost every article OF House
hold q Kitchen Furniture, necessary for we'll fur
nished house. Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock
TERMS CASH HALL. & WICKUAN
wheeling March 50, 1910. AuCtioneeB.
n. B. The Citizens are respectfully requested To
call and examine the above mentioned Furniture the
day previous 10 sale.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-02

NENITIAN DIINDs.-Families wanting venian
v Blinds can DO Immediately supplied. by leaving
their orders at Store, No tl27. Marker Street.
Wheeling Va. &c HARBOUR.& Co
mar % Agents for the Pittsburgh Msnufactnry.
oDA TIERCES Rice,
oO 50 b5ls. Mol a . Louisiana Loaf Sugar. in
small oaves.
% bbls Jamaica Oil. just received s,id for
sale by lmar 81 CRANGLE & BAILEYS.
100 BBI.S. Msckerel,
lOO 200 bags Rio Coffee. Just received and for
sale by lmsr 81 CRANGLR 4 BAIIEYs
LnRANGES AND LEMoNs.-lo Bo,e, inst re-.
~ eeved and for sale by SOLOMON KING,
mar 81 No. 46. Water Street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-02

&PLENDfD OTTER Fur CATS-S 49,, ..
- Co. respectful invite Gentlemen 10 cali :, ,a.,
Main street. and examining the article. " -''
nov 9--y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-02

SCPEfioR OLD NoSoNCAHFIA PYT V,I,S
~ ny better known as SUTToN'S CENI,:YF.
itSCALCoSA. manufactured by VIA. ~ s,,ro,
successor to the late George Sutton. sri rT'J-rs
'" H. , respectfully so.icits a coI.,.n,;s;1.------
hvors so literally bestowed on he Gr,nsr 49, '"'
AucresS VIM. II. SUTTON
PTisocTgh. March Ala P,tsh,,l r.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02
The New Jersey Contested
Election.
TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.

TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
We desire TO call The attention of The
whole country TO the s,a,emen, herewi h
exhibited. as report prepared and pre-
sen,ed 10 the House of Representatives,
by the minority Of the committee on cleo.
,inns. 10 which was referred the cnnlcsl.
cd election from the stale Of New Jersey;
and we especially desire to call their al.
lenlion to the novel, extraordinary and
appalling circumstances, which have
driven US To the necessity Of thus appeal
ing tn our fellow. cilizens from one end OF
the Union to The other; and We do il with
the confident assurance, that they will
give to the subject that careful and IN.
preiudiced consideration which its imp0r-
tanre demands. aud their own future safe
IS and interests imperi"usly require; ,ha,
they Will unite with US in the belief,
which in the honest sincerity OF our
hearts We entertain, iha, The government,
under which We live. must soon become
worse than a Turkish despotism. unless
the people, 10 the majesty OF their
strength. shall arise and Irbuke the per-
peiraiors Of the outrage which has been
committed On the constitution OF the
United States, The laws Of one of the So
vereign states of this Union. and the
rights Of The great body Of the people
themselves.
We will no, enter into minute detail
OF the means BY which five of the repse.
sentatives Of the state Of New Jersey.
furnishing The highest evidence known u
the laws of that state, that they had been
regularly and cons,,tullonallv elected,
were driven FROM their seats, previous 10
any investigation Whatever, and denied
all right 10 participate in the organization
and proceedings Of The house. and much
less will we undertake here to pronounce
upon the motives which led to tins an.
psralIeled proceeding.
We wish to take up this subject al an
other POM. and let the country know
VIVA, are the circumstances under which
Eve other gentlemen from the stale Of
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02
WILLARD FILLMORE.
JN0. NJ. BOLTS.
GEO. ". CRABB,
TRUMAN SMITH.
,oIon March 10 iSsO.
THE SUPPRESSED REPORT
Washington, March 10. 1870.


or the Minority oi the Committee on Elections
s on the New Jersey case; presented to The
8 fiouse &c Representatives 81 tie Cong ess 81
the United Sta,,s. Narch 10, 1870 and
caairsry Ia all precedent, excluded Irom TIE
house, lus reception aud reading being re
fused. with the previous question pending,
and ali debate cut ofI.l BY party vote IN
The negative
The undersigned. being minority oi
the commillee on Elections, To wLich was
referred the New Jersey case. not con
curing IN the reasoning and conclusions
az the report presented TO the house by
the chairman of that committee. IN justice
10 themselves, aud (.hal is Of sub higher
imporlance) in justice 10 The state OF New
Jersey. and her representatives., be- leave
10 present 10 tile consideration Of the
House The follnwiu ing Report:
We regret very much that The report
above referred lu, shnul'l have been pre-
scented To the Innse so snon alter II was
adopted in commillee. as Ia render u
wholly impraciicable for MS In submit To
the house al the same time our own views
oI the interesting and. important subject
before the committee, in The form at =
counter tepor'; and we also regre, that
our time and tttulinn have been so much
engrossedby The proceedings Of the house.
on this subject, since the principal report
was submitted BY the chairman, thai we
are now necessarily limited To such a
state nj uf material facts connected with
the question brInre the house, as is indus
pensable 10 u true understanding oil lis
merits.
When the subject was first referred 10
the committee. the parties tn the contest
were seseraIly notified that The comml,,ee
was then ready Ia receive statement 81
such facts in writing as they proposed
to prove. together with any legal points
they nigh, ,hink proper 10 submit to
sustain their respective claims.
In pursuance Of this sugses,i"n. they
made To the committee written communi-
cations, in which their views OF the
controversy and the grounds OF their
respective claims were FULLY developed;
aud which were in substance as follows:
The commissioned members claimed
tue vacan. seals under and BY virtue 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02
THE RoBsgR RECLAIMED.
FOUNDED ON FACT.

A worthy minister. whom I shall
call the Rev. Mr. Moncrirf, resided
near Edinburg. about ine year IA
lie vas generally esteemed Tor iis
pirty aud attention 20 his ministerial
daiics. lie preached the whole truth
Of CD. IL a style plain and simple.
calculated al once TO inform the On
drrstanding. aud unirr The divine
blessing, 10 Affect lie heart. IL vas
his custom 20 60 from home annually
10 receive his yearly s,ipendi which
yss managed With 50 much care and
Srugsiity. that IL brrsmc just sufficient
Tor the support Of the family. without
amy surplus at the end Of the year.
10 Tia prudence aud domestic econo.
my &c Mrs. Mancrief much Of this
was % be attributed. She neither af.
frcied The finc lady, nor did she bring
herself intu contempt by her yulg.ri-
~. Sue knew when 10 be silent, aud
whrn 10 speak; aud INSTEAD Of listen
ing 10 the idle reports aud vain tattle
al sumo busy bodies 10 tue Congrrga.
lion, she heard the tales. aud buried
them 10 her own mind. Without Ietsi'-
ing them 10 uthcrs. The season hav.
ing arrived when Mr.. Moncrirf took
his journey Tor The purpose of rcrciS.
ing his sliprnd, be lcIt home un fuot,
unattended aud unarmed. aud having
settled his business, was returning To
his habitaii,n. Scarcely had he pro.
crrdei half way. b. Tore ay"unS man
presented himsrlr before tim. aud pc
rsmptnriIy insisted on his money, al
the same time raising a pistol 10 en-.
Inrcc his demand. The light Of the
moan enabled MIR. MancIirt I" recoy
nize iu the rubber ho less a Character
Than Saunders Mai land. linen 'lra
per. who had recently failed. The
lirmness of the gond minister ss'on.
ishrd young Maitland. "Tnis, sir
said he. us my frst attempt; have
1crn unfortunate | am destitute oI
every thing. Your character ! re.
sprri, and II is IA iuIcnlion oi ny
heart 10 off, you either injury or ~
suit. bu, distress impels me TO this
action" These words we're deliver
e. IN IN mnicsi AMI humble tone,
they cnnlirncl Mr.. Mnncrirf In The
sentiment that he VAS not lost IN vice;
aud prompted by his sacred oifice, anu
u desire TO deter the young man from
hrs purpose, be began 10 reason with
him. an pointed out TO him ~ strung
nervous language. the crime he vas
hhani 10 cummit--the cruelty oil dc.
pri,iug a minister of Whole years
subsistence rnr himsrif aud ldinliy.
aud the awful end that awaited all
WIN pursued 80 dangerous course.
Often he called 10 his mind The con-
s,ciiDas M his conscience, aud The ad.
mountains he received ia private, as
we'll rs ia public; all aided WITH z
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q not having any. his iacame not al
i1aing him 20 drink ia. ;. u Is Irne,"
said be. . that there are ius pipes Of
winr in my stable. directed 20 me. bot
do not know 10 HON they belong"
The gurst replied that be knew y ha
sent them. and that Mr. Moncrief
MAS 10 consider the vine as his ON n
property. Some vine was immedi.
aiely procured. and after The party
had drank health and happiness 10
their benevolent friend, Mrs. Mon
Grief and her children retired. leaving
The husband and The stranger TO thru
selves. The surprise and asionish-
meni Of The family Can scarcely DC
imagined. and yet they could farm
M idea Of the name or character Of
the guest.
Srarrrly had the two gsnilrmen
been lrfi alone. When the stranger br-
zane ,isibiy thaughIluI. and labsrrd
apparently under great mental per.
inrbaiion. As be sat. the crystal
tears iinned 10 rapid surcrsSiun. xnd
his heart seemed ready 10 burst. SIR.
Monrrirf became alarmed. and wss
ON the point Of ringing the boil for
assistance. when tile stranger. Look
ing visibility 81 him. uttered la Lra-
ken accents. . Excuse me. m, dear
and reycrrnd sir-bc not alarmed
my tears speak II once my pungtnt
sDrrnw fnr The past. aud my graft
iude fnr the prrsrnt moment" De- an
instant he drew OUT his purse. con.
tanning sum IL mpney. ard With his
pencil proceeded 90 make cairula-
iians. then PLACED On the table a se.
cond sum. NAV. dear SIR" said
he. with an expressive lnuk IT graft.
Iuie and humility. !. behold your d, o.
perry restored. and tie interest due
thereon. Maitland, once The robber.
offers you this day same restitution
Tor his great Oifrnce. did not re-
jrci The advice ynu gave me on that
occasinn. Your image hrs bren cou-
sianily before my eyes. Frequently
have | sought pardon OF God. and
prayed that blessings might descend
upon ynu. The Almighty has, I trust,
answered my prayers. and made me
prosperous IN regard TO both wards.
Aioncrier lnoked y lib establishment
-rrgs-~--As---a-.---s-.s ss-s--sss.-,--.t thn sna
ney. Time and a scs.faring rfre sisu
left no traces &c his former APPEAR
ance; yet from The moment the firsi
sum Was laid down. a dawn of hope
arose in his mind that the object was
befare him. fur whose salvation he
had so lung supplicated.
The feelings Of the parties may be
better conceived than described. The
pious minister beheld his prayers an.
sacrrd. lie that stole wrought With
his hands aud restored What lie had
uninstly taken away. God prosper
ed him ia bis rndeayors 10 make res.
titntion. and Tue robber became not
only honest, bat the friend oil. the man
shum he had Injured. . .-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02

I PIE. Ia thus ealing your sisrnlicn. en
phalicslly. 10 this sLhjeri; IN warnin
you AZ yosr danger. and in asserting nj
nrcrssiIy e an immedisle inlerpesilinl
af The msjesiv Of lhe people u tie ballu
FOXES. 20 correct such monslf0us abnsel
in future.
Il has been said. and geRersIIy under
stood. that The party in pnwer. had. ia
secret csueusss. resolved on The neressi-
~ Of admitting The administration claim
ants. 20 carry through some Of the odious
schemes Of The preseni administration;
still We hoped hal before they struck lie
final blow, lhey might Re induced 10 lis
ten 20 reason and 70 jusiise. We ap-
pealrd. but We apreeled in sain--lheiG
resolution was - determined a. II uas
unjasi: they tn,fd. and succeed. and hat
By boosted msjmily 81 thirty.
How was that m,jaTiIy obtained! On
IS. because some al the members regard
ing Ihe ouIrages IS highly gross and via
lent. refused % vote. 80 contribute 10 The
formation of quorum, Cor il,e adoption
81 report and resolution moi founded. As
NE all conceived, on the testimony &c The
case. and not warranted or justified BIZ
any consideration uhaieser.
A noble subject for boasling. truly.
Lea Them make The most OF il. Iii mat
Ter of pride 10 Us. Ina. we. least. resist.
ed il, aud resisted 10 the last.
We feel that We Rave discharged our
dniy; Il You are Ton indifferent 10 dis
charge yours. be il so--lhe consequent
ces must fall partially on yourselves. bu.
manly on yonr posieniy: but. as ciii-
zsns Of this Republic, We tell you we are
muurnfully appfehenslve Tor The future.
and thai you may not think We are TOO
grave and tho solemn. on this sitally i'm
porlsni question. We beg leave respectful
" n invite your attention 10 The proceed
ings in several nf the state legislatures.
particularly those &c New Jersey. Mas
sachusetis. New York. and virginis. and
the special message Of The Executive oI
The last mentioned commons eslih. and II
all this does NOT arouse you to the impor.
lance &c this subject. all further etIor, on
our part will be vain.
But we will mol permit ourselves % 10
dulge in any pprehensions--we are no
vet old enpugiI--we have not YET COM
10 ina, pass when ,hose who are riaila'
ailh power Tor the protection &c our Il
berries. can be sustained ia sGch an e.
croachmeni on The rights &c The people
---;.l.er Lar The purpose of prnpillaling T.,
echute favor 90 The one lIsuu. or OF pc
rei0aiing political power on the olI,er.
We respectfully ask tia. our rephr
which those who should have ea,..I .,,s,
IL, have fefusrd 70 receive ltfe FIRST II
stance &c Tie kind. as We believe, iha, In
occurred in The government. may NEE
with that calm. temperate and unpreju
diced deliberaiion To which il is enliile,
from The importance Of The question in
VOWED.
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the FARMER.
. sOss-Br j. !. BARKER.


sxag a . messfns sf ne .gsriolfurul Sstfssv
.str Bnasrisk.
A farmers lie . the life Tor me-
fo~a lore i dearly;
Ahd every season full o. gles.
take IL IabOrs CHEEKY;
oplough o. SOW,
To reap or now.
Or ia lie bara 10 thrash, sir
All . one 10 me.
Iplsialy sec.
Twill b.iag me health and cash, sir.
The lawyer leads ) harrassed lie.
Mach like . hunted olIer;
And tween bis Owa and others strife,
lies always ia hoi waleE
For foe o. friead.
A ease defend,
However wrong I may be. SIR
IN reasoa's spite.
Alsialaias 'lis right,
And dearly earns has fee. sir.
TIE doetof's styled gentleman,
Bat ihis hold but hummiug;
For like tavern waiiing.man,
TO every call she's coming:"
Nov here. now there,
Must he repair,
Or sisys. sir, By denyiae;
Like death himself,
Uahsppy Ell.
lie lives BY others dying.
Afarmer's lie. then. lei us live.
Obtaining while lead Il,
Enough for sell. and some 10 give
To such poor souls AZ need il.
I'll drain, I'll fence.
Nor grudee expense.
To give my land good dressing;
u plough. I'll SOW.
Or drill 10 row.
Add hope Tor lIeavsn's blessing.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-17
LOTION! LOTION

DR. EVANS BEAUTIFYING l. ri0N high
y esteemed for curing all Eruptons, Coarseness, Red
ness. and pimpes on the Face, Neck or Hands, and
efiecluay cleaning the complexion, and removing all
diseases of the skin.
Nothing contributes so much 10 our general Success
in lie, as an engaging first appearance. This Lotion
ia admired a most fragrant, mild, safe wash, and
greatly esteemed for its virtues in cleansing, sofeAne
and purifying the skin of all eiupons so injurious
10 female beauty, and restoring il 10 high degree of
putty.
A 5eautul and hculihiul complexion is the pride Of
all who possess it, and the envy OF those who de-
priyed o. il. What be affecting 10 beautiful
female in whose lace nature has displayed her power
as TO find her complexion dIscolored with disgusting
pmples which affect her charms?
A good appearance is The best recommendation
and as the Beautiiyng Lotion purties the skin, and
removes all pmples, boChes, tan, sunburn, and red
ness and produces beautiful Lue il is the only COS
metic lady should use at her toilet.
Gentlemen will also find this delightful remedy 10
remove all roughness, pImPcs ringworms, Spots red
ness soreness Of the face and nose, and every kind
of eruption on the surface Of the human body. 1t il
particularly recommended 10 gentlemen 10 be used a(.
ter shaving as it will prevent the otherwise certain
effect Of all common soap, in turning the beard rre-
maturcly grey.
For sale Wholesale and Retail by
A. HITCHCOCK s Co.
| So No. III Genesee ST., Utica, N. Y.