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DOCTOR PROVOST,

COME individuals write against the use Of baIsam copaiy,y,
y euh, bg. nitre, camphor, mineral astringents, NC. &c, 10 the
cure Of secret diseases, but, that the world hnsws that the
bsvond q doubt Lis perfect folly to deny that fact. .Butthat
II requires a professional m,n, and a man OF skill 10 hs proi.s
ann. to knew " then and how to give those medicines, 10 equally
as obvious TO nen Of minds. Ihope, thereiore that e 1tismen
recuiring msdiea aid will not give ear 10 all the foolish stun
winch they may see in the share Of advertisements, but they
will call upon me, at No. OIL Broad str,e Ct. where they shall
have = full bjstory RI their c,se. / feel confident that not a pa
cent will leave my ofice without bsieg entirely satisfied that
there n al leas one regular bred ~phy.i:iap who has condo.
sespded to place hin self among the field Of Qaacks. Ny Of.
ace is al 81 Broad, corner Stone ct. ro,-
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feb a. SIM ast B~roalway. corner F. ,nkli!
FOR THE FACE AND SKIN.

FOh IIE III 1AIND VII;
A MONG the many and vrious Cosmetics that are offered
n 10 the public for b-ay'ifying the COMPLEXION, and rsmov.
;ro very eruption from the fee, nore can be so conf iently
> ON nend.d as Churchis Vegetable Lotisn. II impa-ts a de-
iicate sm 20 hness to the comp exi,n, and efectually removes
pimples, blotches, tan, freckles, ringw orms, and all o.hcr euta-
neou, eI uptions and disccloralons
Price rs cents per bottle sold at Chu-chs Dnpensary' 100
Bowery corner Of Spripg street.
Sons mas lmH
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PERMANENT ESTABLISHMENT.
IN NEW YORK.
KONS MAIJAN ~ SONS Surgeon Dentists,

Public Of New York, and its vicinity, tina: in consequence
oil their very extensive practice, they nave, at length,
they may be consulted at No. y1a Broadway Dei pew ~
their profession, in which they have been SO successful,
in consequence oftheir celebrated discoveries and I'm
provements in the art OF Dentistry.
ron na"n' he si sns 1e re;usas a anh csr 'Gr very 70 yysce;ve bar pr
ticulsrly to the Medical profession Of New York for
: KIN reeG on ana ad'0'auhs MONS "'S
Improvement IN Den'ris'y.
~hLtSKAIEp MINERAL
FILLING pECAYED TEETH!
Mons. NJ. confines to restore decayea Teeth however
T,oe,b' ;ns,anix cnr;;ny he Tno.h howeper sainfui or
s ); INSANITY euiing tne footn, howeV al nor,sr
or orA enamel % ofshs Too aa POINT Of '0'''' '"' A''D'' '''''
natural gIoss-are firmly fixed without wires or llga.
particular resemble the adjoining, Teeth, in conformity
IL &c pr rEm q I t is., . ae s mae a aoevs i~p pnsWer every pur.
pose OF M'''i'''i0' n a5S sE!iSTl1:iHHi
s uss Of nsd i@d si,e or any o tss'fe esa: asi''ns '"Ae' '''" 4
replaced upon . sure mn, and Scientific method.
70 H PUBLIC OF THE UNiTED STATES.
ro NOrsi ,hn, M M,n t%a II is 3 nspPy m Of Ve, TSres Hundred Of
the first families of the Uhited States. consisting OF the
M sis,ssH ~! 50 s sss% ss s %is ts,sr i as e e sh .ns ;s pc ri asy syA: of
~ ~ go ras I've onn ;n ., ~ ~ 10y ~. hss, tho,
evercame under'heil notice !" HIS other 9TH Improvements
lNvALIDs
blishment.
are particularly rhE invited to pay A Mons f Msllao a visit, to
see The specimens of his new discoveries in Dentistry.
TESTIMONIALS.
Mons Mallan:- Quebec, May sth, is4l;
you D'a %sds 7as m. hf i esa tadsd do th; you A'i is ! justice Tss'h than ~n'f To
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MEDICAL CARD-DR.C oorER, no, II Duane Ct, neI
Nl Chatham ST., still sfords relief TO the afflicted OF both ser
e.. HI may be always consulted, with the utmost confidence,
in the worst cases Of delicate diseases, mercuial affections,
and the numerous symptoms arising from this d'ssa.s: From
Dr.. Cs extensive practice for the lasteight year, in this part.
cular brsich OF the profession. gnarentess . saes spssdy and
Elective cure to all person. Who apply, to him Recent eSes
dangerous medincine. No interruption from bueinese, or alte-
ration in the mode Of living. All whose cases have been vo
tracted or aggravated by mahreatment, may apply with the
utmost confidence Of being ,eheetually cured Terms mode
frsta Duans o.. mI1ms
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D~EARSALL's OAR ESTABLISHMENT, founded in
L isas' ~ 400 Wa.er street, S doors above catherine market,
The only es ablishment OF the kind in the unit.d States, con-
tinues 10 supply the Navy. the America, Ra;s,an and 10 span pan
Boats for the lsst four ye,rs-and has nov the largest sssort'
NIB. The Branch Oar Store, on the North River side, y.
shut up, and re,noved t., is Water street and rs ! save all
he rxp,nses OF one store, | will sell enough cheaper TO those
who come from tho North River aide to pay them ~ tnelr
rent y,ss than last W ar. AZ
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A B

A ND the raw 10 solve il. Why do the imitatofs Of my Tab
"A let Raz Or Strop allow me to carry off the pr MUM medal
and diuiona. from, the American institute, year after yer
w,thout even subni ting their own for tralf o ye Of tender
chins and tough boards: au.wer the above by bringing a dlil
n ir of Razors, and test for yourselves he truths CT the certih'
cates Of the MOI scientific gentlemen in the, country, VIZ:
Professor Griseom, DIR. Mott, Gen. j.. Tslimadge and others.
lie Tablet Razor Stop. with four sides, 1853 Broadway.
rrOQ m
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ON II CURE OF sTRICTURE-It is most unfortu-
" nute in this complaint that many persons have sr1e-
ture who are not in the least aware Of II: The common notion
h. that 40 long al the urine passes IN a .tolsraole Tean ihere
cannot be a structure. But this - FAR from true. structure
nav and often does, cxist for months, and even years, without
prodscinp any striking change In this respect when 2 strlc-
lure arrives nj that degree OF narrewness a. senfipiy 70 impede
N, uri.r. Il is a serious malady indeed. The Object Of those
remarks however, is TO prevent this state, ami to attackitat a
time when Il is easily and perfectly removed. But here, are
other eircumstances besides its effect upon the urine ~ which
= stricture nav be known, or, at least. strongly suspected, and
shn,,ch shcse are pumerous, there are two which ere very com.
mon and very easily judged Of, and these shall be mentioned
here. .~.t. finn. u ;.w.n
bnown that structures arise from long continued and badly
sreoted (;onorrhda. Now, whenever this disease continues
ever many weeks, especially If in the early peried any qf the
bos.ted postrums of the day were taken, there 10 just and pro-
Ter ground to suspect a structure.
PThr nsxt IA most remarkable-it 10 the effect 4 structure has
man The mind aud spi, its. This il q fact that may be tho
sos,cbiv relied on. Indeed the author never saw a case Of stric.
tUre. lssnd he sees many every day in which the ps,isat did
r. : was not 90 capable Of bushes. as formerly: The rsa.'n Of
this however. 10 clearly shown in has "Pri.-~ --c.-- 50
i,lic volume noticed in another column Of this paper. and 70
Which the reader 10 referred, not only FOR knowledge oil this
Sisease, but on every other connected with this subject.
DIR. RALPH further begs to add, that he may be consulted
personally a. his residence, No; IS Greenwich strest, at any
hour and should any be in doubt az 10 the eristence oil thu
disease, especially after persins hi; little volume he will,
without expense or the east pain, explain aud assure mn whs'
ther he have or not. Let il only be remembered thai, l ne 70
ally has a structure, not all the medicine IN ms ~o,,a q lion, I%.
will ever cure IL. . :,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-12

MALT RHEUM, Rim WORN TETTER, BARBERs
SiTCH AND SCABlES LOTION AND
YRUPis the only remedy which is certain to cure the above
eomp,aipts-harmles in ITS operation but certain in ITS effects
the Lotion healing quickly. and the Syrup purify lug speedily.
THE TRUTH WILL PREVAILED Goedwills Deter.
gent and Pills never fail TO cure a recent case OF disease in 40
bourt IL use 4 AZ directed. Try them, all .ye afh- ete - they
are FIRE. from mercury, PRICE 50 cents each;
THE To THACHE Extract.
n relieves in five minutes after application TO the nerve o the
tooth. and prevents decay if the tooth is filled Immediately.
Price SO cents. r.
of Trsnce-cortain safe aud speedy IN the cure Of all cases
where nature has becom. obstructed. They cure in few
DAYS. Price rs cents Ger package:
GiLBERT's ANTI!BILLI0Us FAMILY PiLLs.For
a. hsadache, heartburn, sour stomach, dizz,pess, and losso
ann, lite. they have been used with more success than any Pill
w, he fora offered to the public. Price IS cents per box.
Sold wholesale and retail BY z. M. GUlON; 1877 Bowery,
~. cf n raa ID street. m23 Inn
DOYS' CLOTHIN G-CHlLDREN's ~CLCTHiNG-A
ID very large asscrtment-very good quhnyIfe cry thsapE
GEO A. Hoy I X co, No. - Bowery, would respectfully
MORN their patrons and the public generally. that thu have
again been making extensive preparations, Tor tn. spring and
simmer trade, and have now on hand amx,h large asso,tment
Of boys, and c~hiIdren's ctoihing than they have eyer before
had. The puolic are invited to ca aud examine their go, ds,
with particular reference to quality and price. Terms cash.
aIm<
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THE PRIVATE TREATisE.ITLi. is a little volume

TIKI PRIVATE TREATIsEITLis is a little volume on
means Of cure are stated in the piaIns.t pos,V,s .,ms smI con
fnne on from month 10 mont, uncured, and terminate s.isnNE
~ other and permanent complaints. Indeed, no one can Ieao
Ills little book without .esine at once t i"s, he y ~ ;;r moran
an @ GCa, ! NV however. to obtain q rational degree Of conn
~ = vh., re bss advanced on the cure ofthose diseases the
sna aSo ah;uIs II proper here to give, a simple statement OF the
mssns and opportunities he hImsslfh has had o. ior,nine Just snd
clear opinions i @" q :. '1 s:. sSs'se or Edinburgh. and member Of he
Pemdes = Ge he hs been watching these diseases, both
10 Hospital and city PTas.es 'U %o %o ssprsssly o" on lshsym. xis"s.
t 1h he has Isttsrs Of eommendaiion from tn: most eminent
o \ in Europe e The noe, eminent in AmsqsA e Sir
h ~ Xxx and others, and which may be seen by any one:
And further. that he has the privilege, 81 referring to almost
svery physician Of eminepee IN th,. city; These are e,renm
peeisily 10 those who are ANXIOUS to obtain the best ADVICE
The price OF the hook 10 81,
=, any hour, and has distinct and separate apartments for thoee
who have to wait little Communications sy post are ia,th.
DO6EWs PATENr MrIALLIC ELASTIC DOVi
lie, that he has commenced to manufacture and sell, boots
with hi valuable invention, which only needs to be known
Tn. ioiIowips ae some ofihe many advantages it possesses
1.-THE eiasticty adds to the durability Of the boot one
third.
gd-It m axes no more mise on the pavement han nslipper'
The unpleasant climbing noise ofthe iron heels ~ 4o'.tH,' a r
sa-it prevents boots Gom running down at me SUI '"
back. la. r..
Wa-Its eiastieitv enables one to walk with mueh 'e' !"
,ivue. the heel ryi & a natural spring At esch step. n ,ued
5h-ltd does not cut and tear carpets, Ike y ~ Al, reach
Of ali, the s~nbseriber has concluded to put them a
Boots Of every quality and description -ho'''ae
tail, at the old stand. n NEWELL.
~ Ia Cbniham street
J msln'
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STOMACH BITTERS is a certain cure
II Tor Dr srepsia. assisting digestion, weakness, nervous

STOMAIH BTTTEKS = a certain cure
II for Dyspepsia, assisting Digestion, weaknes'' nervous
Sir have in The course ofmy practice prescribed your sto-
mach bitters and found them a most efficient remedv IN cases
or ;ndigsstio n. ac,dity and debility OF the digestive organs.
nv no means class it among the CRACK medicines OF the
d.y. but one which will conf a great blessing en- many OF
onf sui eIing fellow beng.
TIL, following il from DR. f., O.. Ludlow. 63i broadway-l
have used your Bitters IN cases Of impaired, Digestion, when
vecetabl. tonics were indis pensable, with a beneficial result.
ire articles OF which il is composed are very judiciously
combined and | have no doubt will prove service able in the
cases for which you have recon mended T.
Yours, &c. EDWAhp ". LoDLOW.
Certificates of mary persons cured can be seen at the drug
s,ors so Bowery. corner OF Broomc, where the above is sold
only in I ,is CITY. and Mrs H,ys, Iss Fulton street, Brookly n
BE- BIZ iaroe bo,tlrs 81: small SO cents. m2e In
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PRIV CURE.

DOCTO RJORDAN's SPECIFIC COURSE No. i-For
IL The prompt cure of C-p or GonorrhGa, elects, and all
other weihral discharges. and his Specific Course Mo- 2, 70,
The complete eradication, ard permanent cure OF ven.real
dis,as without exposure, inconvenience, or loss Of time.
Zach course is enclosed in neat TIN case, computing every
medicine. wash. and req lisite, ever required either for internal
or external use; and whether the csseb recent or old, a cure
tains DR.. Jordan's private tire .tise, called the Monitor. where.
his full directions, with a plain description OF the nature
which is added much valuable Information, useful hints, and
m.nt. The price of Monitor is fifty cents one dollar sent
post paid, will ensure its reception. TIE courses No, and 2,
dents ia the country, being complete, compact, convenient
and efficient Post paid letters covering the amount, have
prompt attention. Soldfo for the proprietor, only at Drug Store,
So Marion sire Ell. second door below Prince, second block east
Of Broadway. Marion street IL a direct continue tion OF
Centre. mis-
s-Consisting offrames Tenders,
ID and summer OIL aments. OF superior manufacture, to close
a consignment, at very low Irice:, by
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30 ODD YEARS

Of EXPERIENCES in he ,t,sntifc practice Of curing Ger
~ tain diseases, have enabled pr LAUREL, Of No.loa ga.
new, old, or lnveterate, in less than half the time employed
by the ommon doctors, who poison their patients with mer-
curry, capivy, nitre, cubebs, &c. =.
N.B.-Strangers are apprised that DR.. L. 10 a regular physI.
cram fthe med cal faculty Of Paris, also graduated in the u.
states, as caa be proved by his diplomas. MA I'm
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NANDkUFF or loss Of hair is caused by a ianep,a or OBJ
dy the scalp and hair with nouristmen', IN CONSEQUENCE Of
winch the perspiration becomes thick aud clammv, and dries
on the surface, forming a crust. called dandrnff, which clogs
no he De res of The skin, and by its pressure against the roots
OF the hair prevents IT from receiving sufficient nonrIshmentto
retain vitality The hair then becomes harsh and unpleasant,
charges color and falls of. This unhealthy affection is very
speedily and efectnany cured by Jayne's Hair Tonic. which
rcyiyes he dormant powers of the surface vessels, removes
The dandruff, and produces new and healthy growth ofhair
TO supply the less Of the old; and badness Is prevented or re-
moved where il already exists
The following certificate 10 selected, which snfhcisnty
proves ITS extraordinary virtues-
Menn. A b. * nds:-Gtntlemen AZ an actof justice to
Won and DR.. jay ne, send you this certificate to inform you Of
The invaluable heueft my wife has received from the use Of
DR.. Jaype's Hair Tonic. She lest not only her entire head
Of hair, but her eyebrows also, and after trying various
other remedies. with no benefit. sh. used DR.. Jaynes Hair
Tonic. she used two bottles before we could discover
the hair had started. and commencing with the third il
started to grow out finely: and 70 a few weeks her head and
better than she had lost. l think it was entirely productivity
tn. use of the Tonic, and would re commend tito all who need
a similarremedy.
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne, 20 South Sd street. Price
81. Sold at whele sae and retail by A. b. Sd. SANDS, drug
INIT, ~ Fulton, corner Of g I'D street, sid 100 fulton street;
ssiso sold by Abraham u. Sands 4 Co., No 27s Broadway. cor
nsr of Chamber street; David Sands * Co., No. II. East
Broadway. ml2lm-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-10-06
Extract of a letter dated
LoEDoN, ID September, 1912.


We begin to anticipate more suspicious
times for this country, as well as Tor
America. This hope is founded on the
most abundant harvest, and the most UNI
rlvaled weather to get it in. Thus grain
of every DESCRIPTION has been secured IN
the best possible condition. ltyields well,
AMI the quality is excellent. The pres
ent harves, has not had its equal IN Is
wears. Wheat has fallen Is shllIngs per
ouarter within a few weeks. This re
duction in the price OF provisions, IN
spires people with cheerfulness, and ~
creased activity is visible every where
Things would go on still better but for
the unruly conduct Of the golfers and OPP
era,iyes in the manufacturing districts,
where they have turned out by thousands
10 obtain an advance of wages. Previous
to this taking place, tho sale Of cotton Tor
manufacturing purposes averaged from
5000 to 10000 bales per day. We
think ourselves warranted in the assertion,
that things are daily changing Tor the
batter. and it is reasonable to suppose
that the influence of the change will reach
your side ofthe water also.-N. y. Jour-
Com.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-10-06

"Gsntleatnn" is term that should be
very rarely, very cautiously, and very
respectfully, applied TO any one. Gpld
il the most precious Of metals, and Dia-
nonds thu nst precious Of stones. The
frs; you n-y find in many fools purse
the second you may find hanging about
tine necks OF flus. You may go into nine
hundred and ninety nine Of all the saloons
of Europe, without finding such thing
AS one true gentleman iD them. A gen
tleman 10 not the nun that wears hne
clothes either upon his body or his mind.
1 mean a man who dresses himself IN silks
and fine colors, smart coats and well cut
boots who has fashionable air, and as
sorts his garments with all sorts Of pro-
prety nor he who on the principles of
Chesterfield, decks his mind with grace
ful thoughts, shapes his demeanor by the
approved rules, and studies all that may
catch the outward senses Of those with
whom he mingies in the world. No, no,
this is not gentleman no more than a
piece of gilded brass which bears the
kings head upon one side, and his arms
upon the Other, is guinea. The Gem
,leman is the man, who III his heart pos.
sesses the consciousness of universal be-
nevolence and personal rectltude. The
one, giving to his whole manners and d.
meanor, grace, suavity, gentleness the
other, communicating to his counienanee
and his limbs, both dignity and ease.--
This, this ~ a Gentleman.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-10-06
SINGULAR AND FATAL Occurrence.

SINGULAR AND FATAL OCCURRENCE.
The Wisconsin Cleaner published at
Sawville, states that on The 4ih instant, a
most singular and fatal accident occurred
to a Mss Josephine Moorhouse, Of that
village. 1t appears that she had called
upon young dentist for the purpose Of
having tooth extracted. As soon as he
had applied the turnkey" to the tooth,
he gave it very sudden and violent twist
which instead of extracting the tooth, dis
located The neck Medical aid was imme.
diatey called in, but it was Of no avail,
the vital spark had fled. Considerable
excitement existed in The village against
the mist, who had prudenlly lett the
place by tho advice Of his friends.
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poRsuY,a vHRH1IuGE.

NWTITH renewed confidence | offer thi
w Medicine to the notice Of the public, as one
OF he best (f the best) remedies that hs. ever
been prepared for the destruction Of Wo,Gs in chill
dfen. Cases might be nriooed IN which extraoT-
binary effects have attended the adminSt alton Of
This nedicinr in relieving children from fatal con-
sequences. Parents need have no fears as 10 any
risk that might be thought attend the giving: Il to
chidten under any circumstances when II is only
supposed they are afflicted with Worms, as there
i, no Ingredient in it that would endanger or pro-
ducebi I'd consequences. even ifhere were no Worms;
on the contrary, would be very likely to do good
1t is frequently the case, that remedies are resort-
ed to- too late, parents fearing to give Medicine,
without first po.itively knowing that the child is
afflicted with Worms or that ts indisposltioa may
arise from some other We then soy TO all
parents, If you even think your child is afflicted
with worms, give this Vermifuge to ascertain the
fact, and 10 danger need be apprehended from its
administration.
All proper directions will be found around zach
phis Prepared only by the subscriber, who can
furnish il either whoesa IL or retail Those who buy
TO sell again will be allowed liberal discount from
the retail price, which is 25 cents Pc, phiel.
WILLIAM DORSEY,
October 90 l84l. Druggist.
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How cruel is a cool temper after fury
how different are the points Of right on
the same subject 10 The horror of de-
spair ierocty is taken for courage, and
the fear Of suffering for frmness Of mind.
Let look, surprise, call US back 10
ourselves, and we find that weakness only
was the principle Of our heroism, thai re-
pentance 10 the fruit Of il, and contempt
the recompense. The knowledge o. my
fault, 10 most severe punishment oil II.
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THE MARTINsBURG GAZETTE

Il published every Thursday morning at TWO
DOLLARS per year, II paid az advanee; TWO
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS within The
wear, and THREE DOLLARS Of the end Of the
year. No papsr discontinued until all atrearsses
are paid. except at the option Of the Pubiisher
w No subscription r4ii be taken for less period
than six months.
ApygRrIsEsEETs will be inserted three times at
One Dollar per square Of sixteen lines, and at
twenty-five Gents for each subsequent insertion
The number Of insertions must be marked on the
manuscript, oreopy Of the advertisement sent, or
il viii be continued until forbid, and charged ac-
eordinelv.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-10-06
HA N c E.
COMPOUND SYRUP OF FOREGROUND,
FOR THE CURE OF


Coughs, Colds, Consnmpfi0ns. bronchitis, Ash-
ma Splitting Of Blood Pain and Oppression 81
The Breast axd all Diseases arising from a
Disordered Condition Of the Lungs.
yENH virtues oil Hoi ehound for aresting the FRO
Il gress OF cough add consumption, have heen mn.
versall y know since the discovery Of America The
Indians, celebrated Tor curing all diseases with
herbs. used very extensively the Horehonnd in all
cases Of Colds Coughs &c. IL isto them that
ara indebted for the knowledge we have of this val
liable remedy, and did nse il as freely and
promptly as those uncivilised beings, the list of
deaths rom CoDsnm ption, would be comparatively
small, what II is At present. g In Ia dian neDer
pas kaorn TO die nth Consamption," because
they always take such remedies arrest The dis
ease in time; consequently being ireeirom discusses
Of the lungs they the heartiest race Of persons
in the world
Persons whn have a slight cough should not fail
10 take the CoMPousD SYRup or HoRsHousD.
II isa simple and erniIe remedy founded scien-
t6c principles. and does not contain any thing that
can injuro persons in the delicate state Of
health.
Price so cents per bottle. Prepared and sold by
Seth Hance, corner OF Charlie. aud P,att streets,
Baltimore, and for ssle in Mariinsburg, by William
Dorsey, Druggist, Agent