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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-25
NEW SUMMER GOODS.

HAMMOND g. CUNNINGHAM have just
III received and finished opening their second
supply of
SUMMliAil GOODS
to which they respectfully invite the attention of
persons that want bargains, IS they feel confident
they are able to sell them 10 pee cent. cheaper
than they have ever been heretofore offered TO the
public. Spring Mill, June 10, 1872.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-25

EaIGRANrs.--A meeting was held a,
Anu Arbor last Saturday TO devise soma
means of attracting the LOG, 900 emgrnnis
to Michigan, now said TO be on their way
or already IN the country. The call stat
ed that in consequence NJ misrepresenta-
tons Of the present condition Of Michigan,
set afioa, at Buffalo and other places, few
find theiE way to that state, and they lose
all the great advantages which an influx
of those strangers would produce.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-25

Mr.. Clay is said to be making power.
ful inroads upon the Loco FocO ranks 10
Pennsylvania.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-25
NEW SPRING GOODS.

TIME subscriber would respectfully announce to
Il his customers and the public generally, that
be is now receiving and opening large and gene
assortment Of NEW GOODS. His stock as here
tofo,e, consists of general assortment OF
Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS
Groceries, Hardware, Glass, China, and Queens
Ware, all of which will be sold low for cash, to
punc,ual customers on short credit.
J. VAN DOREN, Jr.
April %, 1912.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-25

u, W. So ls3s l2a Boyd
4 RE Just receiving their usual supply OF New
IN and Seasoha5ie Goods, to which they re-
sper,fullv invite the attention Of purchasers.
May 10, 1912.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-25

WE have just opened and offer TO the public
w Ladies' Florence Braid and other Bonneis
Men and Boys Leghorn and Palm Leaf Hats, Fur
Russia, and Wool do
HAMMOND & CUNNINGHAM.
June l6 1912
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-25
NUMBER &c.
A Coon JOKE. The following is told

A Coop JOKE. The following IS told
as g good joke on board ship;
There was a lazy iai fellow among US.
who was always lolllag or sleeping on the
hen coops, upon whom we resolved to
play trick; so seislng an opportunity
when he was snug on his customary roost,
we placed ourselves with buckets OF we.
ter Just over him. AT a signal given, he
was jerked OF the coop, and soused from
head to foot with such full aud success
i've torrent uf the briny fluid, accompanied
by a cry Of "Man overheard, Ropei ropei
Down with the helm!" &c., that he actu-
ally struck oui, as il swimming Tor hrs
life, I'LL f,iiure in the supply OF water.
succeeded by peals of laughter, brought
him 10 a sense Of his situation.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-12

FEMALE CogRAGE,-The Tennessee Telegraph
informs us, that in his address delivered on the
anniversary of the settlement of Knoxville, Mr.
Hames says that on the night Of the 25tii OF May,
l795, Mr.. George Mann, living twelve miles above
Knoxville, heard noise in hs stable, and leaving
his house 10 discover the causc his retreat aas IN
terupted by party OF twenty Indians, who hred
upon and dangerously wounded him. He fled for
concealnentto cave at "a short distance, but was
followed by savagcs and slain.
e1The wife says the addrcss) had heatd the re-
treating footsteps OF the Indians and having locked
the door, sat in silent expectation with her sleep
ing children around her. Soon she hears the
tramp Of approaching feet Perhaps it is the
neighbors alarmed tho fire and coming to The
rescue? She is about TO rus ont and meet them
But she hears their voices in strange tongue
The horrible conviction seized her that the sa
wages are returning to the slaughter The rifle Is
Instantly in her hands That morning she had
learned the use Of the triggers, and dwelling il
carefully at the crevicc of the doornear the lock
she waits the result. Stcahy they are now nlov-
ing along the wall; the door is pressed against
II yields--is partly open-a savage Is Oh ms hands
and knees al tho entrance, another hahlnd, and
still another. Her finger Is on the nisger---she
thinks OF her children and fires. The first lnd'ad
falls heavily 10 the ground, the second screams
with pain the others gather up the wounded ami
ny. The lone woman by courage and presence %
mind had repaiscd twenty warriors. Had awore
escaped her lips after the explosion OF the rite
the lives OF her2ef and children would have beel
lost. The perfect silence impressed the indians
and believing armed men in the house they lmme
diateiy tled -
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-12
For The Tribune.
RANzE pEs yACHEs



n have somewhere seen stated though where DO not
~, recoee soch IS the love of the ws Tor thet nd
ye Country tat their National AIRS when sang e s"I.
odiers in ioreisu service, has oen SIZED hSin wax" : @
lchcly which sometimes Terminated IN death
SING one the Song loved 10 hear
When In my native home, among
The friends my anxious hear, held dear;
The Song thar we so oft haze sung,
II soothes my soul and bring again
Ny song-loyel souniains 70 mine eyes
roam ence more the ROCKY plan
Beneath my ows, my native skies.
Lot me he Alps behold once more,
And DER their lofty SUBMITS tread,
Aad hear The Cataract stunning roar,
As Wild !, seeks It's rocky bed.
Let me huoier once again
The swif, chamois, like light pursue
He Aies-lIe flies but al in vain
My aim is now, as ever, true
Let me.bu. stand where uracu stood
And see the Austrian iyrants fly
They cane 10 ya.her spoil and blood,
And there tbeir wfiiic bones mould 'ring ne
All let me shout where Tough, my sires
The craven serfs Of Buigupdy
Where fed with blood, our battles fires
Illumed the path Of victory
Yea, lie; mo weep DER honored dust
Honored by Tears and Songs alone
Ii needs no monumental bust
To make, my sircs, ysur virtues known.
Yea, let me weep where TeH lies low,
And see his spotless shade arise
Again he bends the errIess bow
Unerring, see, the arrow flies
Sing me my own, my native Song
The Song my free-born fathers sung,
When, like host in Freedom strong.
Upon the flying Zoe they sprung.
Sing me the Song loved TO hear
When free in heart and Young in soul,
sought the rock and welcomed near
The hghtning's flash and thunders roll.
Sing once that strain. that ere die
My soul may wander back again
Where all my hopes and treasures lie;
Nor let me ask that Song ia vain.
Fecby my hear, clings yet to Time,
Ny soul half spreads its airy wing;
Ny native hills, my native cline
Song OF my Freedom Fathers, sing
SO said the Warrior, and his eyes
He turned unto his much-loved home,
And seemed to view his native skies
Seemed yet his native hills TO roam
His parting lips cssayed to sing
The Song his youth SO oft had sung:
His soul unfods its airy wing,
ilnd fades those wcll-loved notes among.
Nor;ricA, n. T.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-12
TN ORISON,S Hygeian Medicines.-

ISh- NoTEcE.--Whereas, a. a. sarnsnos. of % Broad
way. New-York, making IN improper use OF Mess
McTison Co.'S appointment for the sale OF their Med
cints s Is, therefore, to inform the public that Mr.
sszIsos IS cot authorzed TO sell AoRIS0NiS PILLS,
IN New ok, AID that AiesSrs Mnrrson only Agents ip
New-SoFs ar AeSSrs. FIRTH / HALL, OF No. Frank
In square, HON whom alone TIE Medicines can be had gen
uiue. {SiruetD NORISOS T. cS =
June 18th, 1882 ivo ;;
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-12
8 SPLENDlDD DISCOVERY Y Tor LEARN

~ ING To FAIN 7 NlVIl ItH" fN'fNI I'M IftfN =.
The works Of learners execue dccorngto this rev s.re
may be Ma Isl Ri oadvay near the American iloei
Mons VicToR EgNErrE viii gye lessons this city rist the
An those discoveries the nu.bcT N SIX may hr
icaTaed IL six hcurso the lew price OF two dosISior
each new kiDd payable alter ie lesson. Amateurs who
have seen The works OF The pupil; cnnscSt tbRttr>r
real discoveries iisul artists we'll rs for those WHO
have studied designing, the rpliy aud perec
non with which drawings from may bc made. The
excellence al the It is Impossible +, explain
lesson should be taken pupl should e seen NJ WORK
fully 10 understand IL yti Ian
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-12
A c. b. CHALLENGES Competition

Al
EAs with all. The importance which all ages have 10
the Head ot HAIR is clear index of the vaue se upon
personal figure at waenby coprio oous freak ei Ma
ure huuan fonp deprived OF It's far ropor on h
is resorted To- order by artificial ucans, TO Supply The
deficiency Hence have arisen those wonderful discoveries
which hid Nature ueiaace Barry entiang aud 6osSa-
uler WIGS AND SGAIPS,
reR heads of hair which only be had :, LAG Broad
way corner OF Lberty.Slreet. up stairs,
In all cases failure IN the growth OF iair. BARRY
offers Remedy exclusively his Unknown 20 Vulgar
Prnciit;onerand those whou Mature has been hount
Eu in her distribution at Hair Will do we'll 10 place them
selves uudur his surveillance.
o siiI The times. INl6 u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-12
NEyV YORK Diving aud Printing Esta

EN YUM Tying ahsi tfintInS ESta'
BIiSBaiENT, STATEN ISLAND, Office !6c III.
reception anj delivery o goods, Ne - a,e il John 81
Sey york.-Dye aud finish superior manner, Broad,
cosh csSSineres, Silks SanS, SILK Velvet and tiaSi
Ribbons Canton and itsljan Grape, SiIk and Cation
Gloves and Hose Ladies' and Geneuct, Garments, Mo
rseii. Dau,aSs and Satin Curtains itneuSaGd CottonS
Cleanse Re.tiuis, Merimr, rh.het aud GsN!,;ete
ShawS Piano and Table Covers, Carpets al All haSs>
Druggep Eioor Cloths and Hearth Rugs, ChintE 0uriains
&C. &c,
n9QA ~
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-12
nrnrIcF RIfpTrRED persons:

N-pr A 6. HULL. No. 4 yesey street, Astor HouSs:
NerzY Ynrk-PersoUs afflicted with Ruptnres Fay 1ti;i
nr,;f f est aid The world affords, on api
ttou a his once Vesey street. New York. OF eithe. o.
is rIy,-t;s aeyi.s the chief The aed stai
srr,s uusi Sc careful 10 examine the back part oi Dr
Ifrs rrs>es Il t!ey are endorsed by d. f9ii 4,
,ins None other genuine % be relied 90 Is COL
Or H1i guarantee. cures 10 ali otherwise hesithy fatsf
a call al his Office for Treatment II lhe cure DC n2t f'
a and g,eraancnt preclude lhe necessity ol sal
m any irss xiIa,ever, ;e mcDey advanced renreo on
e expiration of the Term specified for ;he cure
tir rIire mar iiav. made toward fradlcaffnn
Children srlwelFe years universally cured "inut
uyther e1peu than the cost OF DE Truss me rsai 1o,s
s oder progressive practr7i Improvement '"f NOR
nan twenty wears past IN Dr. Hulrs Truss oaiee, and Is
r,,, brought IN state OF nnTi.aied periecton
tisv treacherons agents haze undertaken 10 vsud mia
inns NJ Or Hufs ceietraen Hinge anf Pivot rnss ior ths
ey ai q ale retention of Rupture Thc limitations cannot
ne relied oT-they made by unskilfnl surgeons and ne
cAgnics and are better an TIE ordinary Tnses oil he
market The genuiue have my inil name IN wrtns.
i''' a. AMOS 6. Hull. co.
Or Ylua hasn't Tie request q see:rsl respectable phys
isas fitted NJ room exclusively tor Ladies having sea-
ra- entrance from iI business department, WHEREIN ias
Is in cstan, attendance. apply Trsses aud supporters
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-12
s.xss FARM FOR SALE Cheap for Casn
e FOR SAFE or EXCHANCt. for

s FDk SALE OR EAEHANtIFfor
Il. City propefty-A Farm LoUg Island, cnnlaGine,
IS OF land in FIRST O cultivation with every
thing replete for country residence consisting Of onfarge
dwelling house finished in good style, with ab n,anteiS
oiIiag door. CRATES &c TIE house 52I5s Barns and
nEthop>e OF description truit OF all kinds, such
apples, pears ounces cherries fa>berre5 cI.rriH gn1p
erfics, berries. and in the greatest aluniasc- 81!
uaied 10 miles the City. inquire Of
WARE u BROWNE
jy23 e Coal Dealers cnr i5sIght and WaSr sfo1l-si
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-12

WHkT LAWYER SHOULD BE--s'e are lndebi-
ed 10 Mr. Hamilton. OF Concord. \ H, for copy
Of Charge. 10 The Grand Jury upon the rncer-
tnntv OF the Law and the duties Of hssecoucer'l
cd in the administration of IT, By Chief Justice Par
spr-Cnief Justice. we presume, OF New-f1amp-
shire though it's not written down Among
the many good things it contains, there Is nothng
better than the following. which we find IN a note
On page i:
Ia the Character O; an Honest Lawyer, pfi"i-
ed IN 1776 it is said, among other 'i'inss that nc
is "cne that practises te las % as not 10 "rsei
! The gospel bur a!ways wears conscience as wfh
as :. gown. II H4weighs the cause more tha't gn's :
and Il tha; viii 10; heor the touch. his generous
scorrr puts back the fee Though he khowE all the
eriiicisns Of hsaculty, and The nice snal'Pefadoes
OF practice, vet hr never uses them, lnies. N q
defensive wav. 10 counternline tic plots Of naye-
ry: for he aarcts no, the devish skill of out-'af
aing right, to, aims the shameful slory oi ma
king bad cause good: bpt with equal contempt
hates the VOLTS stsdy and the dog e'o4rience :
and disdans 70 grew great by crimes, orbuid NM
self a fortune on The spell of The oppressed "' the
| rain of the widow and orphan. He has more rev
erence for BIS profession than To dehau' IL tor IN
righteous purposes, and had rather lie dumb tilaa
suffer his tongue 10 pimp for injustice, or cpp ~,
parts TO bolsterup cheat wilh the iegerdernain OF
lawcrat.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-12
ReSi.lencc 100 Nassau.slI
,renared ard sold WHOLESALE and retail by

Nos 70 and 100 FuI!On-stfeei.
Sold also by William Brown, 4s Washngton.street, and
X W Fowa IS Prnce.s;reet, Boston: Joseph Hacse II,
Providence L. l.; Z. W. Boil, Hartford, CT; Or. X w
Matthewson, Norwich CT. II. Rawls y Co., Albany; f.
Trivcit {. Son. Poughkeepse j. Gor'an and J. Fowler
Neyvburrl, ~ x: pr David .!anc 20 South ThirdsTeel
Philadelphia; c. B. rayl5r. Baltimore, and by Druggists
generally all tic principal cities and ce towns IN the
ITni,rd Slatps picp 81. }ylu I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-12
rt4YDS.S REMEDY FOR TIE SALT

3 pFTEITM - Warranted u cure. Salt iiheum, Ring
yorr etfer Scd iiead.B or lich Eczema
5rs;s PaInsri7 and other DISEASES OF shln are safely
nd eigcirialIv cared the use OF >nndS terley
which as hern tested in more man SIX lou'iH CN>
NJ he above diseases without having aiisd IN any w'ltre
lie directions z7erc attended TO- The uopHrlle success
u this remedy curing diseases o the SKIN IS without an
ouaI IN the history of medicine. The Compound syrup
OF Sar,apaTia Recommended q be used nth the Eeint-
" as ,ends 10 throw rom the hiend AMI system ger
iiy AZ The unhealthy hlor connected WITH iat aise
and , application n The i;cH,cdy externally nj ihc same
TIM. entirely eradicate il from the system ih+ sttiasry
j. perfectly harmless in lis operations and may ne HVPeG
viii safety even to the skin OF the iensrre>t ihan e>'l-
nnnia oi IL efficacy are daily received and The ioHlWls
are selected for publication which itIs thought i sa'y
tie. mind Of every candid person OF lis extraordinary "
''' am escaped with the skin Of my teet.'-lob
sicsr. Editors: One Of the NEST loathSomc ancto> 10
Which man liable is diseased skin, and uroriahaIy s
rle,is usually employed FOR removing 1t often 90 io %
harm than good. Rave heretofore, for twenty yeaI,
more or less afflicted with that lnveerate ana uss ~
disease Of I- Sa called SILT RhepD or etter da ar
trough made OF the prescriptions OF tfe mus t
nlyscians and OF various popular remedies yei letc
ornd any lasting benefit from any thng that Was iot IL, III
me- But am happy 10 announce TO moe s,.., ILL a..
,ficed that Sands's Remedy raS entirely cured me- u
S-nre used i've boxes Of the Remedy IN conjunction wiz!
-lcr Sarsareriila Syrup, perfectly cured ana, d.
though IL now two y0ars ago, nave moi hau , |
tom Of the disease since. Respectfully yours Scon.N
Me.srs A. B. < D Sands: Cent certify that J nave nave
Ie,n cireC OF the Salt Bheum Of ten years Standing Ds ht
Ise nj your Remedy and Syrup OF Sarsapaa, and VISA
tyer. person irnubicd with this dfeadFn! compliant 10 ay
.Drr would cali me-, and will satisfy them Ihat your
medicine viii cure thetn perfectly iGns ,;l,y, lrny,
Residence INo Nassau-strcet, store l45 Fu!toi-s-
9, 1910.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-12

FOR LIFERPUOL.--Pac OF
SFsT September 7t!l-The packe, ship ROSCOE. II.
Hutt.esiou master, viii sail ab0ye, her regular
day. For freight passage. having superior accGmoda
lions amply ori board, foot Of Maiden Lane, 20
GRINNELL. MINTURS K co. 7s south-street.
The packet ship GEORGE WASHINGTON, A. Bur
master, will suecees the Roscoe, and sail on the !h
OF October, her regular day. auli
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-12
ONsUNIPTION.-D1. ALIENS Bal

sam OF Iiorehound Lverwort and Pleurlsy Root, FOR
Coughs Gods Consumption and Liver Complaint
Consumption is disease oi-n secretly lurking ~ the sy
TEN Tor years before there : the least complaint OF the
nsgs Ind in This sage il be cured as etc;laly and
Is certainly any other disease. Let no persona delay the
s oi medicine until their irngS senSiby Affected but
in due season resort 10 Dr., Aliens Bas2m ol Tefwo
This medicine has proved evenie "Conqueror OF Phys-
clans for which all mankind uii have abundant
bt,s The hand Providence. More than 100 physicians in
this city now sse this medicine in her practice.
JuEg COMPLAINT CURED.-Dr. Allen-Dear Sit: have
l,ed yOyr Ba!sam OF Eorehound Lgerwort and Peursy
Roo; in M practice for months past aud from the
wonderful effect mas had fully satisfied that it pos
.ses very superior virtues il ,e case liver complaint
and consumption do strongly recommend the pub
r anh 10 the fncnliY. EeSpcclnllY,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-12
TsNTANGLED Accommodations;

Jones, Accountant, lS Broadway, opposite Jnhn'ss-
undertakes arrange aud adjust accounts Of every d,cfi
hon. To those who have no been able 10 devse Simple
aud easy method OF conGctGg This department. the adSe
ser, with the confidence derive! much experience,
respectfully offers his assistance n suggesting such forms OF
aceoun, books best adap,ed 10 particular relnt
oi business In complicated partnership affairs or eonSe>
and neglected accounts he pledges haset 10 eject IL all
cases an equitable ard indisputabie adjustment.
raesied and for Saie by tte author above Joness
rrsnclpe and Practice OF Bookkeeping, which IS already
he'eSt BOOK In the leading Acadeaic Institutions oi u
conpiry, ard the Only American work The subject that
has oeen priatea in England. Price 81 5a my&Sa
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-12

BgAyrY.-There is no more potent ant'do'e to
low senspality than The adorationof beau'y All
the higher arts OF design are essentially chas.e
without respect OF the object. They Parity the
thoughts. "a tragecv according Aristotle, puri-
fees the passions. Their accidental effects are not
worth consideration. There are soul. to whom
even {; vcstal * rot holy \. w V Sch!egei.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-12

al ask for my medicine fair aud impartial ial II
that be given il. reurn will promise tie patient not
only slse9 restoration, 10 hect-bui health with wn,
sared aad perhaps ;rSigsrnted consttion-bessIngs,
whose value is beyond calculation.
II Persons living in districts subject 10 the hgue and F"
ve should always keep supply of the Elixir on hand as
here nothing like timely resort To remedial means and
especially where the certain prominent and so
efecua
THE VEGETABLE ELIXIR is prepared and sold
wholesale and retail At 65 Lexingea street. Baltimore,
where agents may be supplied 90 application 10
WILLIAM LOVE, NJ d.
Sold by the Agents \. e X D. Sands, Druggists, No 70
frlton street corner 6 Gof. and Ice Fulton at Whole
sale and Sold also b, Abraham B. SaEd, Co No 73
Broadway. OF Chambers aaa David sands \
Co no II East broadway, OF Market stPrice 81 30
iyle In
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-12
: E0e hELIZABETH-PORT AND

= hELIZABETif-PORT. AND
- NEw-YORK FERRY COMPANY
Summer 4rFnz geraeRt.-FaYe izi Cei.ts
The Steamboats, "ETER-WITCfI. CINDERgI.LA snd
WILLiAMSBURGH ply daily from Elizasetlpo 10 New
York, touching OF NeH-Brgtiton and por-Rchriond on
ana after In. itt day Ola ugust 8t2-each Trip foiio
At6i, and uo'cock, A. N Ats az ard lo3 s. III and
At !, 5 andGocioet. p At9 and 81 ei-rsck 81
On Sir9Gy
Leave elizabeth Port al 10 and y O'Clock A. II and III
l. 4: and O'clock, P. il.
Leave Nsw-YoEk a; 10 and III O'Clock a. u ard at
n BPasssngers for yYes,fed. scotch Plains PIaineld
bouni-bTook, So;peryilie, Easol / Schooie Nouuaiu
33 The EhIabeih-own and SouerYie Railroad Cars, viii
leave New York in the 81 o'clock Lta in the morning aud
IN sIe : and O'Clock boats in the afternoon.
Passengers from The 81 O'Clock boat win eave Soerye
ID sag Tor Easion AID Tor Scltooleys Mountain the
rial O! The cars az SoEaery!lis.
fhe horse Car will leave the fron Of the Union fo,e,
quarter OF an hour previous tie departure OF each bost
All baggage al the risk OF its owner. ane
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-12
fFNHE TEETH. THE TEETH.-On

Vie TEETH. IEft. I'EEIH.-Un
a:respheric rgssgre praipeS fu sets OF best min
era teeth or RcEber thai MAJ h required viii be il
serted II the shortest and in the nentest style without
springs clasps Fllrg, Cleaning and Regulating the
Teeth done as usual II Tie best manner. FoT extracting
tso. 80 cents Nr curing the ioothaehe So All Operations
warranted by Dr. RGskey, DeatiS, Il Snrray
nest dcnrto The Church one block wcst OF Brnst!way-
Charges uossra;e. Terms cash. jyli eod5n
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-12
g4ATSNIE. MOUNTAIN HOUSE, al

8 n E'@NIf.I. .fiEIIT-N MI I!NI7T.'I. ~
: t..e Piac OrcharI!-&t1Tis romantic afd t.siiiana
lc rslrtJsl I've conducted durIl ie pfesent season M
G is tco and rsatsntonct OF ih subscriber. il
ia> uniecSone Compeg aud ilorOssil pair and
open tor tie ptica aytnrS. Ne eiUTt Will iafe
tnaintain v do>ery 81, high character uiich ttas here
i3H'Tv sustained As ictgOSe, is tRhes vii 5y furnished
M every ,tuedc that ,e New, ORR t1rhet can afford
M eicfE pa>s4bIe attention tia pronli' the cctiT
luce and clipEmSE ot patrons viii BE- promptly I've
iowi. rie read lc;ig! this establishment aid cape
-i,v ths' Tcrt n il the moanain has been renderes
perfectly Naooll aiit Sait..
SIoS>rs leach Co.'S excellent line OF stages wi
ran = eTeiatagc regularly hriwaeH the f.aiug and the
icu.ts;1 House the arrival of the boats
i4ii SIN C. L sEACH Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-12

q SAPAGILLA, prepared by d. oeo Rottou las
proved self very valuase specc in cases of Screuls
salt cun and cutapeous diseases generally, particularly
those arising from imparty OF .= blood THE SYEuP pre-
pared from the EXTRACT IS also far superior 10 aay other
syrup OF sarspaIiia ever before prepared Bo nay be
c5:siue OF Eu II ailncr 1a2 roadway, corner Jon-st
T. H De FoteSt, AZ (irceach. corner Morri~st: w.
II. Thurman corner Canal and Earick-sis J. j. Cod
dington corner Spring and Hcscn SIS. s. Mcleod S0a
i!rdsoast D. RessnIler- sn Bleecker Chris;o-
rfliei; J. ". BasSeIt, 81 Broadway aad Of
: P. BOVINE L co Wholesale Druggists s. J3;,p-s;
jys Sin2taVf Agents for ossoo,rs intia Cholagosue
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-12
RICHARD WILMOT HALL, VI.

Theopnion of T. DucateI II. D.. late Professor OF Che
HlistIy in the University OF Maryland, State Geoogs
&c BALTIMORE, JAN q, 1912.
Dr. w. s Love having submitted 20 vial OF his Vege-
table Elixir for ihy cure OF inerme, tevers. and made
acquainted with the ingredients that enter its compost
tion, all OF which recognize members OF the naerIa
medca recommended for their febrituge properties.
strongly recommend its in the assigned by him
Is the constituents Of this EiIr combined
according the acquisitions Oilhe art they VIII doubtless
severa!ly contribute 10 the desired result.