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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-25
OLD TIpPECANoE.
SUSe AT THE BALriMoRg CoSvKNrioS--NAr 4.
AIR--Cii Resin fke Beaa.

'CNe Al THE bALFiNohk IoNYkNficN--hAf
AIR--Oii Rssin fAe Beaa.
Yc Vanites Of wide Pennsylssay,
OF every old State and each new;
Take warning, come out with the many,
And vote for old Tippecanoe.
We've a multitude here past endurin.
Blair and Rives both begin to look blue;
They see there's no chance for Van Buren,,
In fight with old Tippecanoe.
New York and New Jersey are ours,
Massachusetts, Connecticut too;
And Vermont with her green mountain flowers,
WIN flourish for Tippecanoe.
We'd brush In Rhode Island but lately.
just TO slew EN- what Yankees could do;
And we logged EN- all round most completely,
In the name of old Tippecanoe.
In old never-iirc virginny,
They have found of good Wing, not few;
She's State. sirs, I II hold you guinea,
Goes hollow for Tippecanoc.
Who flies to the rescued Kentucky.
Full of hearts, gallant, loyal and trVe,
We shall beat them with brave men and lucky.
Harry Clay and old Tippccapoe.
Illinois, Indiana, Ohio,
Their towas and green rraities go ,hrough
And you'll hear in each nook Of the trio,
Loud shouts for old Tippeeanoe.
On Michigan's shores in Missouri,
The ball is in motion its true;
But Benton cries our, in fury,
lis rolling towards Tippecanoe.
Mississippi aud Louisiana,
Tennessee, Alabama, here view;
They, from each noble bill and savannah,
Send voices for Tippecanoe.
Shoud name all the people who are for US,
tits plain should never get drought
Then rejoice in the prospect before US,
Huzza +! for old Tippecanoe
But before quite finish my dirty,
Lei me claim, patriot Maryland. you;
And hail noble monument city,
Where we gather for Tippecanoe.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-25
PRENTICEANA.
Killed in Nsichez,
Killed on the River,

l heard Mr. Stsnls Offer DR.. Duncan every pos
sible insult upon the floor Of the House. but nothing
could induce the latter 10 open his mouth Ver-
mont Statesman
II Sraniy had tkrown bottle OF whiskey at the
Doctors head he would have opened his mouth
quick enough.
An eastern editor proposes, that the loco focos
be called Knderhookers. Ii. however, that name
be too long, be hrks, they may for breyitys sake,
bs styled keessrs.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-25

VAST or CouarEsr-A farhc Of american W.
men.--Mss SEbowIcx, In recent production. r.
Inmates that want Of courtery 10 the " most stri-
king and prevailing defect In the manners OF the
Americana" We presume she means Americas
sromen--at least her specifications point that way
--as ihuss
~ have often seen men in steamboats,, III stsgs-
coochcs. in churches, and other public meetings,
rise and give their seats to women, and the women
sent themselves quietly, without look or word pf
acknowledgment. And so with = thousand other
attentions which are rendered. and received with
out any return. Avoid such discourtssy, my young
frends--it is NOT only dispeasing. but unjust. We
actually owe some return for such civiIItiss, and
courteous acceptance il, in cases. tho only one
that can be made These little chance courtssies
ARE smiles the face " manners, and smiIes arc
like sunshne, We can scarcely have too much Of
either"
II this want Of courtesy 10 really characteristics
Of American women-and we cabnot diepuis Miss
SEDowIcK's authority, who is one Of them--it 4,
we persuaded. fault not OF disposition but Of
manner. Having made this comment, we submit
the matter to the consideration Of those concerned.
---Ban. Ameyicon.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-25

The following is humorous specimen Of Texas
edi,oriaIiziug. 1t is leader, under The head OF
Aquatic Scenery" in the Morning STAR Of Hous-
ton, April 3D., and is full Of quaint humor 10 Boz:
During the hardest Of the storm the day before
yesterday, we took lounge down to the steamboat,
landing while standing on the brink Of deep
gulley that empted lis torrent OF into the ba-
you, our attention was attracted to The bottom OF
the gulley, where drunken loafer was siemming
the torrent, holding on TO root fast anchored in
the bank. The poor fellow, not knowing any one
him, was combating his fate manfuliy,
and IN calculating his chances Of escape, gave Ut
terance to the following:
Haynt this orfil salvation TO be placed in, no
how. Il was steamboat. rail, woodpie,
I'd be batter worth City cents on The dollar, than
I'll ever be agin. Unless I'M gone raee nes,
there hayDt no truth in frenology. I've weighed
all the chances like gineral, snd find only two
that bears in my favor; the first is skunk hole
crawl into aud the second special interpretation
of Providence; and the best chance of the two is
so slim, II only had the change, I'd give premi-
UNI for the skunk hoe--,hem's my sentiments -
II | could be mink, mushrat, or water snake,
for about two months, prehaps wouid't mount the
first stump tother side the Rio, and flap my wings
and crow over everlastn life, scientifically preser-
waited
Bot what's the use holdin' on this root I there
hsynt no skunk hole in these diggins THE wa
Ter is getting taller about feet and if my nose
long rs king dom come, il wouldn't stick out
much longer. Oh, Jerry Jerry! YOU'RE gone
sucker. and guess your marin don't know you're
out poor woman! wont she cry tho gIcsses out Of
her spectaces when she hears her darlin Jerry has
got the whole of Bufaro Rio for bis cofin7 What
pity lis some philanlbropist or member Of the
humane society never had foresight enoughto build
house over this gutter, with steam engine 10
keep out the water II they'd done il in time.
they might have had the honor and qualification OF
saving the life Of Teller being but its all day with
you, Jerry, and big halbor TO cast anchor in. It's
too bad to go of in this orfu manner, when they
knows oilers hated water since was big O.
nough to know '.want whiskey. feel the root gil
vim wny, and since don't know prayer, here's a
bit of Watts's Doxologer, TO prove that died a
Christian -
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-25

AT the recent Wig meeting At SAarpsbsyY, the
crowd that gathered on the occasion was large
dations in the way Of cntcrtninment--lhe town be-
ing small We understand that the difficulty was
entirely obvated BY the prompt hospitality 81 the
citizens, including the Van Barsn residents Of the
plnce. The claims or hospitality ovcrcsms the pre-.
JUDGES Of party and the Wings were invited 10 be.
come The guests Of their political opponents. We
take pleasure In mentioning the fact and W. hope
that many such acts Of courtesy, mutually dons,
will tend to soften the asperity Of the coming con-
test Bait American
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-25

"SELLISe WHITE MsN."-In addition 10 the
fact stated in our hast that every Legislature of N
Carolina, since 1894, has authorized The selling Of
white men for vagrancy and that Virginia had long
had similar law. we nov find that FELIX
GRUNDY, the U. States Attorney General Of Mr..
Van Buren, and his bosom friend, voted FOR SINH
lar law in the Legislature of Tennessee, in 18ll-12,
and made an able speech in its fatDr, g maintain
ing that ii better for the criminal, and more
humane in the law, 10 sell convict for specified
time, than 10 con6ne him to prison."
Alas for the friends Of The thieves and malefac.
tors. who have been crying their eyes out because
Gen. Harrison voted TO sell these convicts for linn
tied time rather than TO have them rot in Jail
The ibieve. themselves less vile than their hypo-
critical friends. - Fagette Observer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-25
THE pETTICoAT ISLANDER.

As citizen Of Chilicoihe, aud resident here
during the whole Of the late war, feel called upon
to notice this miserable fabrication, which in
formed Major Allen &C this place hns gwen currrn-
cy TO, in speech at Columbus, do this because
il carries a charge Of gross ndelicecy against the
ladies Of village and iorno other purpose what
ever.
SO long as the report was ccnfued to the CO.
lunns Of few collar presses, IL passed among the
thouand and one lies they daily i-aue, and which,
like he French Assignates, debased and rem.
dered unenrrent by their multimdinous number
was not believed scarcely noticed any whcre.--
The public kaop them. "'Tis their poration, HAL"
But its form is likely 10 attract more attention
as uttered by citizen q our town, n man of ac
kpowlcdged ,alent and who has recently filed high
tublic station. Although is can gan no credsnce
kfre most false and erroneous impression may
be produced abroad, highly derogniory the ladies
Of this place, the barometer Of is raora elsva
fi0n.
III order 10 sussain mr. o,r ,eeoIektions, have
inquired ~ number Of the oldest and most respect
able residents of town, OF both sexes, and VI oil
political parties. aslo the truth o, this report
(Which ] will not su, my paper in copying,) and
have uniformly received the reply that il is entire
y false and unioundcd.
do not pretend to decide nor what dsgree Il
blame attaches 10 Mi. Allen the circnlatof OF
this SANDER upon our mothers and sisters. That
will depend upon the fact whether he will have the
manliness after due enqnr, to make his recantstion
as public as he has made this libel. ! cell upon him
do so, otherwise he stand in the unonviable
light Of wiiful slaLderer Of Our Village.
From the Chilicothe Gszette of Sent. 81, 1896.
A story equally destitute Of truth and decency.
charging tho Ladies Of Clilicoths with having
ted peiticost TO Gen. Harrison, at the time Col.
C,oghan was pre- scnied with sword, al some
other period OF the late war, found its way some
time since into The public prints, and the under
signed, residents Of Chilicothe and vicinity during
the late war, having heard that there per-
sons nj distance, foolish and wicked enough 10
circulate tins false and absurd story, which is to-
tally discredited he,e, they deem il due 70 them.
cohe 10 state that the above mentioned story. 10
LIE; known to be such here, and which no mar
of character daies TO assert.
For the instruction Of those at distsnce who
give any credence 10 the above lying story, we in.
form them that the Ladies' OF Chiiicoihe we're then
employed in Offices congenial 10 their sex and
patriotic feelings, in muking up clothing blankets
and knapsacks for their fathers, brothers and hus-
bands, who we're in Hsrrison's Army, leaving
themselves and their children almost destitute, in
order TO supply their friends who had crowded u
round tho Banner Of their country.
John M'Coy, Richard Soyder,
John Mclean, James r. Wortbington,
WIN. Creighton, ST., William Creighton, Jr.,
John Carlisle, Sr., John Wood,
Thomas James, David Collins.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-25
Manager Office.


YEyHE Patrons Of Clarke will find below sy-
nopsis Of schemes for June, 1910, which pre-
sents favorable opportunity for advenfurers 20
alize comfortable fortunes these hard times. THE
ONLY GENUINE LUCKY TICKETS IN THE
u. STATES, ARE SOLD BY HIM. Send your
orders as soon possible, to secure some of the
Capitals he intends distributing during the month
of June
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
Class No. Z,
Draws at Wheeling, on Friday, June &c, 1910.
Prize Of $4,000 Prize Of SI,423
10000 200
5000 loo
1000 10 900
Besides others Of $500. $500, $500, sc. &c.
Whole Tickets $4-Halves S2-Quarters 81.
A Certificate of wholcs will cost S55-Halves
1927 50-Quarters $iS,75.
Address your orders to John NJ. Clarke, unver-
sally admitted to be the greatest prize seller in the
United States.
Who sold the capital prize Of $4,000 on the
9th of March, I840i
Address your orders TO
]. nj CLARKE, Uheeling, Pa,
Agent for the Manager.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-25
"On the bank where droop'd the wiIler
Long time ogo"

Before Jerry got to the conclusion, he WINS wash
ed into the bayou within few feet of large fiat
that had just started for The steamboat his eye
caught the prospect Of delyeranee, and he changed
the burden ofhi difge into a thrilling cry of"H eave
to; passenger overheard and sinking, with belt
fall Of specie the man what me makes his
foriune" Jerry was fshed ashore by darkey;
and to show his gratitude, invited Quashey TO 60
up to the doggery and liquor"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-25

OF course, the copies thus taken by Federal
country Hnder frank. ofrank Newspaper thus,
Mr. Kendall and The GIobe define to be cy;miMa5--
il Is done in violation of law But what il crime,
when the act il connaitfed hv Republican Il I
virtue when perpetrAtcd BY Loco Foeo Fsdsfsl-
ist! Ihia il chsrarteristje
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-25
From the Maaisonian.

The following s an extract from ihe subscription
list TO She Extra Globe, by tho Van Buren, Mem.
bers Of Congresst
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-25

SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
ENHE subscriber has just finished opening, a
Il new and beautiful supply of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
lie invites all persons wanting cheap Goods TO call
and look, before purchasing to let no
one so off dssatis6ed--as he is determined 10 sell
cheap. His stock of Goods ia unusually large, and
the style new and pretty, among which may be
found
Slack Matoni Lustring;
SLACK and Blue Black Gro De Paus;
Figured Silks--al colors-some very pretty;
Colored rlorences and Black Mode:
White aud Black Satin;
Ribbons and Beltngs-eyery variety;
Black Silk Velvet aud London Quilting;
Italian Crapes-al eolors;
SILK vestings Black Silk Cravatsj
Muslin De Angle and pretty goods;
Painted Lawns and London Prints;
Fancy HaBdk erchiefs aud Scarfs;
Ladies' Cravats; Black French Bombazine;
Summer Cloths;
Super and Common Cloths all coors;
super Cassmeres and London Tweeds;
White and Colored Linen Driings;
Hamilton Drills; Brown Holland:
Forsyth Nankeeq BurIaps;
French aud Irish Brown Linens;
Huckerback aud Bird Ey Diapers;
"a aud 10 Table and Russia Diapers;
irish Lineas aud Long Lawn;
Linen Napkins; Crash;
Russia Duck Bleached Dowless;
w bite aud Colored Marseies;
White and CoIored Sateens;
Camhric and Furniture Dimity;
Cambria and Jaconett Musns;
Book and Swiss Mu,lIns-Piain and Figured;
Jaconett inserii0gs aud Edgng;
Thread and Bobbnrtt Edgings and lnseriings;
Wire Ground sud Robbinett Cuttings;
Silk, Worsted and Cotton Hosiery;
Silk, Kid, and Berlin Gloves;
Long and Short Pic Me do;
Marseilies aud Brocade skirts;
Spittaliield, Pongee. and Bandanpa Hdkfs.;
Linen &C Cambria an6 Berkeley do;
Bonnets; Artificial Flowers;
American Calicoes great variety;
with large assortment of Queens, Glass, and
Hardware, Sc. &e. JOHN w. BOYD.
Aprif Q, ls40.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-25
MARBLE AND rREE-ST ONE
TOMB-STONES, SLABS, &c.

ENHE above articles be furnished at short
IL notice, of the best materials, and in the most
workmanlike style, &c, with such inscriptions as
may be wished, and at moderate prices; as well as
any other articles belonging to the Stohe-Cutting
Business, by application being made TO
ADAM STEWART, Martinsburg, Va
Agenffo Thomas II. Wilson, Georgetown, d. C..
DJDoor and Window Stills; Table Slabs; Coun-
ter do; Stone Marble Pillars; Soda Stand Slabs;
Medicine do; or any thing of the kind can be had
on fair terms. A. S.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-25

THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

The very iu,portan, duty will soon have 70 hc per.
formed by the Governor and Council Of appointing
three pcrsons in each county, TO superintsna tho
Presidential Election in tho fall. The persons thus
appointed have select sub-commis sioncrsfor each
precinct in each county. Its obvious that che Ex-
eeutive, IN the nature Of things. will haveto depend
upon the Information Of others In great majority
OF cases IL would doubtless aid the Executive w.
ry much In performing this delicate, and Il present.
unusually interesting Junction. IL recommendations
proceeding jointly from gentlemen Of beth political
rafties. were made out and forwarded, giving the
names Of such individuals a. would be con6ded In
by the people generally Of each county. for their
intsligence hrmness, and integrity, in conducting
tho election, and who nigh, be relied on 70 select
such assistants would act with fairness and i'm
partalhy We mako tho suggestion, hoping that
It's prop'ety viii be secn, by all who desirs that
tho will ot the People may be fully and fairly taken
in the Presidential Election. We have no doxbc
such Recommendations would be acceptable to the
Executive, and would be respectfully considered
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-25
NUMBER rs.
From the Richmond Whig--June IL.
COMMISSIONERS FOR THE PRESIDEN.
TIAL ELECTION.

The Compiler Of Wednesday contained the fsl-
lowing paragraph, referring matter Of soms pub
lie interest Il is highly important. that honest,
upright and intelligent men, who will do exact jus-
,ice. should have the conduct Of the Presidential
eection.--That such men be appointed. Il I'll thar
We desire Whether lhe mode here suggested 10
practicable win contribute that desirable con-
summation, we have our doubts. But We perceive
no harm which will result from III The Governor,
no doubt, would respectfully consider any informa-
ton on ths subject, which may be communicated
10 him
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-25
LIST OF PRICES OF THE DIFFERENT 81.
ZES OF GRAVE STONES.

Tomb Slabs, to lay on brick wall, feet long by
feet wide, of the best marble material, $50. Let
tering always 50 per 100 letters. | am not par
ticular about inch variation in sizes
THOMAS H. WILSON,
April 80, ls40.-3m Georgetown, ID. C.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-25

RROWN STOUT PORTER. Oranges. Lem
M . ons, and Wines, receiv' by
May Ia, 1919 GEORGE RAENHAL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-25

NATcREz.-We learn from the New Orleans
Bee, that the Steamboat Hiads, which was wreck.
I'D during the tornado at Natchez. has been picked
up at Baton Rooge, having ffty.one dead bodies on
board, fortyeght Of whom were males, two females
and one child
KILLED AID WOUNDED rs NArcnEz.--Th- Nat
chez Courier gives the following report Of tho
Der killed and wounded a, thai place BY the lorna.
do:
Killed in Nsichez, AZ
Killed. on the River, 269
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-07
CLIREHUGH'S
CELEBRATED
HAIR SPECIFIC.
THE TRICOPHERUS OR INDICATED COM

THE TRlCOFhERUS OK MEDlCAIED COM
is now acknowledged by thousands who daily, to be
the only eecua remedy found badness and
gray hair to restore the hair that has fallen on become
thin; all scurf and dandr; to all erupons
incident the skin of the head and make the hair
soit and glossy, without any greasy appeTance
la stating this much Of its virtues, tang like quackery
undr Of x5oon proof whchhe proprietor
hundreds IN the city, who have most success
fu results and possession OF numerous esnonas from
all quarters of the country Take the following as spec-
Boston. Oct %, 1892
1t with the greatest pleasure that acknowledge The
Clrehugh having this time fine growth OF hair coming
after having entirely bald for nearly four after
having tried all the nostrums which have been invented
anu '''' 01' "'''''' VIM II COLBY
"As regards Mr. Colby. his is truly astonishing He
sprns nearly i've years, and at first had
scarce sufficient hair faster with clasp The Of
head ard covered with eptons aud IN fact had
hair and in need of awhoe wig He had not used
startad His case is incontestibly wonder.
IA sAssARD, Hair Dresser, fremont St., Boston"
"This certify that have used Clireugs Medicated
Compound for the last months The hair the sides and
back of my head falling off at the time first applied
fully restored being healthy and
The top of my head has been bald for past but
the Compound the hair commenced grow and
have full confidence of its final If there any
~ me- WAC" '"'' '''''' %Os.,+-. P*..n
Ladies and gentlemen cautioned against the use of all
nostrums composed OF oil other fatty matter gno
fois such the pubc but Is
rience have confirmed and the medical faculty me-
the opinion that all such substances injurious hair
that exhibits any symptom of weakness or decay.
Price 81 bottieSod wholesale and RETAIL at the princi
pal Office 207 Broadway corner of Fulton and of the appon
and Broadway; VIM Minor Druggist cerner Broadway and
Dey street, Mrs King Bookseller Fulton street. a3o Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-07
A B.mkrupt,s pa~dit.tiors.

The times out OF joint-our business done;
We're idier's now--our Occupations gone
The South don't pay US, so the South We dron.
Things being so, what shall poor mor'als do
Dear Bennett, Tell US; for you're wise, we Know
To blew our brains out 10 not quite the thing;
And being sad, would not ask us sing
Then lsudanum's a nauseous dose TO quail
IL makes the wrong sid. Of sne's mouth to laugh.
rszors cash doth dsarrange you 80
Oae cannot "de vita decsncy, you know
Then, sine these modes decent way supply,
Perchance 'twere better live then dare to die.
Deatns dark ynlley-visw u As We may
To live, teens wisdom we'll, cen be il SO.
Next, how TO live IN lta,e fcigu would know.
It's folly to feel paa, when old friends frown;
IT'S the worlds fashion, when man IS down.
To Ind cold welcome, meet the avertrd eye,
Should not distress though 'awill cause sigh
We them money. but does that condemn
Thank Go '. it does not and sen still wei men.
How many, by m,sfoItune are brought down
To disrr spsct themselves; perhaps to drown
In dissipation their deep sense OF woe.
And, for this purpose to the bar room go,
Or % the ganesters he'll, IN hope 10 ma
Relief, or respite, TO the troubled miha.
lis sad TO see the soul of man brought down
BY less Of credit, and misiortuae's frown
But, is al hope gone Can We not devise
Means 10 reclsin The weak and aid the wise
Will to the dro ming man help he given
Hope, then, has flown back to her home in heaven
II cannot be in spite of mans decree,
Hope, smiling hope, shall never part from me-
First, to deliver from distractions nav,
Let's have from w Washington bankrupt law,
Aud the relief that this law with il brings
viii quickly show a better state OF things;
Our hands, thus loosed, they soon will hnd employ,
And 10 our families bring bread and Joy
Let the churl cry, "trust them wnen they're free"
Some men will nothing but the dark side see,
S human nature they, being dark Within
Oh tits meaning soul that has the power
To save, and yet withholds 1t in mans trying hour
New Aor;l o.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-07
J STONE,

PLUMBER AND ENDINEER,
Rroasrpy. NJ ",
MANUFACTURES every Lsd q Prs, C2pgs s and
Hot aad Cold BATHS. &c.
The shove articles evether with description Of brass
copper work connected with hydrsulics for jos
tic and manufactures executed the lowest pos
sise terms my3 I'm
CHERMAN's COMPOUND ORRls TOOTH PASTE.
- The best dcnsce made Tor cleaning and whitening
me tse, harss,'ng We guns ana swes.enne H. s ~, ,d
compare with H. thinks its general will preserve the
teeth TIL old age. - -.
THE REV. MR. PERRIN permits w,o ADD b. name TO
COZ T. HAMS. says il SURPRISES every thing OF the
rs RANsELLAER permit. hi. pam, to b,
ADDED the Lat Of those rho 80 highly pleased 9Th ~
PROFESS or BINGHAM. vas indie ED 10 try shernan's
Orris Tooth Paste and 10 90 well PIE ased wi,h IL that he
CONNIE nds IL TO All who need dentrihce-
For sale at los Nassau street ~ " and n Westminster St
Providence speq