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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-01
A NEGRO MAN AND BOZ
TO the Public.
ECONOMY IN FUEL IN "HARD TIMES.

TuNHE subscriber begs leave to inform his Gus
Il temers, friend and the lublic generally. that
he has made arrangements to keep on hand at
cheap prices,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-01

November Is, 1912.
FENHE parties 10 the above suit will please TO take
" Justice thai VIII attend at my office N Msi.
tInsb'Irg na TUESDAY Tie Sd day Of January hex,,
fcr ihr ppipeseol p'ocesdiug To make up refof,
N the si,.s, sau,e, o. ~tlcn tim. and place they
viii altehl wnh all the necessary evidence a."
veuch,r. which ~iil ensble to make up sneh
ropost a. tie Cont ,equires.
SEAMAN GARARD
No,smb@y IL la42-7w ~ Com's.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-01

VlRGiNlA;-lnih Cucuii Snperior Court Of Lave
aud Chaneef, for Berkeley County.
Caihafu. Robins Admir- and heirs, pitFs
dgaszst
Cnnrad Claloonh. Ex'ors, Sc. SfAs
IN CHANCERf.
l,1.x Il nErIcr Al.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-01

IHHNISO. !" ~ Z, G
Dec. l,-4w.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08
*. rgrUTssDAY moRsING, DECEMBER s, ssta.

u spencer announces 10 gentlemen that his arrange
..en,s ple,ed supplying according to pre-
vious iniiE1auon, FUR HAT AT price (:S 2oi !
which shall render enphaticay the cheapest well as
lo~est priced Gentenens Fur Hat sale in this
city. Ii prepared in the style which characterres
finest article and like that article offered al Prlce at
which be continued without unusually rapid
sale. The undersigned with al cosheDce atirnis II TO he
for the gentleman and economist the desirable Fur
Ha, Jet offered. (o2Oil SPENCER, 2t5 Broadway
j. Orlando Fish, FaShonabie Halter Isl Broad
way, would Inform the gentlemen OF New-iorh that his
Fall and Winter style OF fats ready fer their inspec-
ton ard critical judgement Claiming the distinction OF
having been The frst project and abide by strictly
style Of HAS. instead seryiley copying the
Fashions OF Europe. which cen unsutrd TO our eli
and he reoces perceive that others have
III TO follow his lead, and that the following OF
European Fashions Hats entirely abandoned by
the leading manufacturers.
H Offers Winter style OF Gentlemen's Nuiria Hats al
S 30 and warrants them equal in material, finish, fashion
aud durability TO any Hat sold low s. in the city.
But he wishes distinctly understood that his best Hats
sold this price but 81 80 These he recommends
equal any bat sold in NewYork al S. under, and
challenges for them a comparison with any other-
Gentlemen visiting city respectfully invited 10
call and examine ais stock o Winter hats and Judge OF
their quality. he IS coufen that whether the cheapest
the best Hat Is desired, The inquirer will bere be satisfied
Try him. (szOd) O.. FISH, Isl Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08
v1CoNoMY IN DREss-Exrensive

A assortment 81 Rich, aso2ahe and elegant goods fol
winter wear. WI. t. JENNINGS, No. 20 Broadway
Aerc7 Hotel offers or she ispeeen OF The public. an
ver and Mlled Cloths for Scrtores, Sacks Frocks sc
The Sack overcoatS, 10 much in vosueA aE;sr,.e.
fourteen dollars cut trimmed in rsl STYLE viii b. sun
worthy ,ae attention at the economist
Cassmercs in great variety ot styles ior Paasslcoas
From those who bave found any difficulty in getting suited
in this article, uai IS solicited.
kich bfocade Six asd satin Vesngs, ten;ire ssyes)
fr balls, partes&e Merno< yelvets plain Silks Sa,ns
and Cassiere aito which Il be made ap 10 order un-
der the supesatendehee OF ssaf CATERS is be
found in the country a; prices 90 suit ,es ready
money. dI islf
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08
a MEXICAN MUSEUM-Marble build

"A ing, Broadway, opposite ST PauPs Church-DaJ
vls;ers admitted the same evening Free.
~ This immense establishment consists OF Six Spacious
Halls; each over 100 feet in leng, and containing more
wonderful won ks of nature and than i've museums
in America. Last week OF YANKEE WlNCHELL; the
mysterious GIPSEY GIRL is re.engnged 7. G Booth,
Celeste Miss Hood, Albino Lady, Fancy Glass Working
Grand Cosmorama, &c.
Performances "Wednesday and Saturaay afternoons,
O'Clock and every evening half past O'clock. Adj
NISSAN 10 the xI,nle . ccn.s children bali price.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08

" Wealtk, Qaiet and Comforf.-The Gra
ham House. IS Barclay st NewYork profers advantages
70 Strangers stopping few days weeks IN hec, snch
as are rarely offered II egiby located clean aad
arv street. very the business part of The city, and In
the immediate vicinity of the principal steamboat landings
apartments conyraien. aRd neat while It's table IS
supp(ed with the best Vegetables and Fruits that can be
procured excluding entirely Animal Focd and Stimuiants
OF all kinds Charges moderate, and every effort ads 10
render Boarders com Portable. Shower Baths free. Ike
member SIS Barclay-,a.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08
Do yOu burn Oil
NANTUCKET OIL sToRE.I


II The subscriber been appointed Agent for the sale
o for extensive Oil Company at Nantucket and Is
prepared supply at his store or from his wag
ons daily otherwise less than the usual market prices
by the cask
Sperm Candies superior quality, at q cents per TO- by
The box.
N. B-Famies who purchase gallons will be charged
the wholesale price.
Manufacturers owners OF steamboats, and any large con-
samers OF Oil will be dealt with very liberal terms
Odelivered in any part of the city FREQ OF expense.
nl5 I'm JAMES II. ALlSrER, loo Divl'len-st
u Heads OF HAIRY. C. BARRY, Artist in Hair,
from ondon The real Heads OF still stand pre-emi
nen above all others Their peculiarly light, gossamef
ventating character their being shaped exactly al ne
,eria and workmanship as well as their style OF finish and
arrangement all combine form such perfect heads OF ha
that they must be seen TO be uiy apPrecia,ro IN v
sens See specimen OF Burry's Wigs aad Scalps, WhcA
will satisfy the asdous that he the best ana cheap
maker IN the cIty--i4b Broadway, corner oi Lssv
street, up stairs ui i'i
II Yi,e best policy we believe Is honesty.
References gwen hundreds who will stale facts just as
they are and feel certain the public whaye confidence
Tricopherous every person who buys comes recon
meRded by those who have used IT,
IT 80 celfs per 6ote-rbe clief virtues of this Trco
ph-rouS or medicatrd compound, dre-
J. lis bracng, strengthening aud Clarifying Qualities
q It's gently stimulating The action OF the SKIN;
g. It's producing and encouraging reaction IN Inc puin
root and particularly m the pulp winch receives Inc
vessels and nerve, giving l, and vigor 10 te hair;
t. It's equalzins the circulation OF the lulds
g. It's freeing skin from the effects OF persprauon
scurf and dandriti, and dlsposng The hair 10 cuFi
g. And its frequent will preserve the hair in beauty
and health 10 the latest period oi life.
Gratu advice given al! diseases connected Win
the hair at the Hair Cutting Rooms
dl i'm 146 Broadway, cor of Lberiy.st up stairs
u Sob Printing Ofice.--An Kinds Of JOB
PRINTING, such as PAMPHLETS, CATALOGUES, CHECKS
CARDS, BILL HEADS. INSURANCE Policies, Snow BILLS
BILLS OF LADNG CIRCULARS, &c. &c. neatly and exped
onsiy executed at the Once Of The Tribune 100 Nassau
street ms
NJ Remember the Removal of the Reul
.,,nDhime Oil, Spirits and Improved Burner, TO La
Fsyec Hail. 597 Broadway, opposite Niblos at prices re
daced nearly 20 per cent CIV McCkEDf, JR-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08
a Principle made praesicabe Principle made useu
NE EW-YORk CASH TAILORING
" ESTABLlshNENr. RA@ Eulaon.a. Nen.Ysrs

The uEIe>;sue IN announcing tkeir 9alroas their de.
Ing ~ their business woad take say that ,hey
have become welt satisfied of ihe pracI ca6iy ami useful
uess OF SUCH plan by the uniform success which has
tended its operation er house from the COMMENCEMENT
The advantages derived by the customer from The adop
ton Of this systematically realizing gain o; SO per eea
apon credit prices-,hey conceive perfectly obvious, and
therefore comment or The merits of their house
and the facilities with which they invested Of furnishing
cheap aSd rich garment they viii alate-tnly as
sured they TIA, this simple fact is teo well known
their celebrity we'll esaoshed require further
mark And calling the attention OF the gentlemen of the
United States and Newlork particular their assert
mgrt OF choice goods they VIII merely observe thai ure
sating pouc,uIt and dpalchi answering the commands
OF their ircRds is much part their system cash
payments p3il 1871 }. &. BoOIE &CO
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08
an GAYLORD, Agent OF the Home

W. Lengre CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT has
RsMovEp II No John.strcct, and has hand
handsome of Fashionable Winter Goods pur
the lowest cash priceconsstDg of French and
English Beavers, Frcaeh and English CIohs, French Elias.
TIC and AMERrcAN PREMIUM Cassners, Ceshmeres Fig.
We've, SaIn vestings- all o which Will be made Up
order in fashionable style at short notice Particular aen-
ton paid CutyHg Making aud Trimming Garments and
all work warranted to lit. Terms, Cash delivery.
November 5, 1912. nS0 :wis
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08

II Lectures ON Neurology at The New-York Ly-
oenm. al Rroadwav-Dr. bU ChANAN will deliver three
Public Lectures at the New York Lyceum on Saturday,
Tuesday and Thursday, the l0h IS and 18th inStants Al
these Lectures Neurological Experiments will DE made by
the members OF tn Committee These Introductory Lee
lures will he followed by course OF ten Lectures 10
class explanatory Of The Uf Phrcnoogy estab-
lished by Dr.. Brchsnan's experiments. DIS
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08

r ParticuIar Notice.-Those persons havtas
furniture any description dispose o who are SrS-
ing MP housekeeping, viii Id, ready sale sr portion
ali Of their goods, by sending sher address, or caig
upon The subscriber. Ge1ds any lncra. purchased
iesa; II. GoIIT;}fS:il CO. i97 CbstkaH,5L
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08
THE TRIBU N E..
Doem by Grotius.
ro Ne Editor, of Tie Ttibune:

TO Tie Editor,of Tie Tribune:
Having once spent with pleasure some time III
reading the celebrated work of Grotius on the Law
of var aud Peace, curiosity led me the other
evening TO examine the volume of his work:
which contains his Latin Poetry. His latnity has
always stood high amongst scholars; Tut found
several pieces that also showed great poetica
power and pathos. was struck with these quail
ities in g Consoatory Grafton which he addressed
TO bi, father on the death of the poets brother
Francis ! exsrac, its opeaing lines, which have
ufned hastily into English verse. of which pardor
the iurerfections, as it is kind of compos,ior
TO which | have been long disused. think some
Of your readers would be pleased to see this spe
cimen of the poetry of the learned Hollander.
coNsOLAToRIA CRATIC
AD PATREN SUPER MoRrE rRANcIscr rRArRIs.
TRfsTEs eSequlns Juvenis, pompamque Lycei
Vldimus airaaal. lougumque ex ordne funus,
Hoe SumGum, Fra7ciece, tibi, guod possumus unum
Fecinius olcium. quod sangus amorqUc juhebaDt,
Ductor eEo, ct felix minimum puer lille nee dim
vderst, iufrmos cum f!amma perureret artus,
Etnens ves5no icrretur conca motu;
Nee cum examines artus, et frigda membra
DsSmiesque SUI vultDs, vento.que notaret,
In actus'ah nee trntrern sensit aGenptum
Sen ieris rauci soGitus, risle ftretsuyn
Exu ;ct1;iS riunus, nescire GolOrem.
Al poslquGm terrain subif, condque cadaver
Capi, hum9, tetumque oculis abscondcre nostris,
Jam damn manifesto fdes, nunquamque vdcndus
Excussit tr1er iachrynas: nee tnrba sepulchro
Circum'uSa SUos iieus gemitusque negavit,
Crm puori Inaduere .enie: miSerabilis P,as
Jus ct IN eAternos haauit, peregrinaque cerda.
TTraRslation.l
A CONSOLATURY GRAFTON
TO Ely FATHER ON THE DEATH ny BROTHER FRANCIS
THE Youths sad exequies the darkened pomp
Of the Lyceun, and the funeral train
In long procession, we have gazed upon
This last sad Office Francis. we have paid
The only one TO love and kindred left
He'd the mourning train with that dear boy,
Alas too happy! for he had not seen
The fever's flame rush through tn exhausted limbs
And ycur vexed mind by wild delirium tossed:
Nor even now when your pale and lifeless frame
And your strange face and eyes, unlike themselves
First met his gaze, was the deep source of tears
Opened within his breast; brothers. loss
Was still unfelt the melancholy sound
or the funereal music, the dark bier
Avaiiee not yet against the privilege
Which Nature gives to boyhood's earlier days,
To know not sorrow. Till at last the corpse
Descended into Earth and the cold clods
Were heaped upon it, hid forever more
From mortal sight in that dark resting place:
All! then the fountain stirred the mighty loss
Then flashed upon him, dear brother lost
To his young heart, it seemed, forever lost
Then gushed his showering tears, and sympathy
Made kin the crowd that stood around the tomb
As his young cheeks were moistened and the power
OF That untimely grief contagious swept
Even over that multitude Of stranger hearts.
December 8. 1912. I.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08

ADIcTioNAnY OF SCIENCE LITERATURE, AND ART: Com
prising History Description, and Scientific Principle
of every Branch of Human knowledge; with the De
rva,icn AMI Definition of all the Terms in general use
Edited ky w. Il. BaANDE, +. X. s. l.. and E.; OF He
Majesiys Mint; Professor of Chemistry in The Roya
Institution Of Great Britain Professor OF Chemistr,
AMI aatcria Medica - the Apohccaries' Company etc
fSsSed by JosEtH CAawIN, Esq. The various De
p1rtEents by eminent Literary and Scientific Gentle
illustrated by numerous Engravngs on Wood
vol. avo. PIP. 1850 Harper Brothers,
This work is intended to supply the place o
larger and more costly works of similar class
Itwas evidently an undertaking Of much difficulty
from the extent of the field 10 be embraced by it
the whole compass of human knowlcdge-and the
= judgement required to preserve in each article
the material points, without occupying more space
than was consistent with the general design. al
This ha, been accomplished, however, in the mos
satisfactory manner, through the ability of Dr.
Brande and his learned coadiuters. Though ne
cessary concise, the treatment of each subject Ii
sufficiently full 10 interest the reader and to convey
to his mind clear understanding of the most es
sental facts connected with it. 1t is an exceed
ingly important and valuable work. therefore, botE
on account of the accuracy and vast amount of in
formation which it contains, and its cheapness
which brings it within the means of all. Although
published in England at G3, the Messrs. Harpers
we perceive publish it at THREE DOLLARS, IL
half-monthy numbers, tooenty.6Ue cents per nam
bcr. We recommend all to buy it, therefore, who
would have a most convenient and trustworthy
baDk of ref,rence
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08
Only Twelve and "a Half Gents.

u The WIG ALMANAC and UNITED STATES REGISTER
FOR 1913, contains liable showing the popula
ton the United States b. States and total also the popu
aiion OF the Cities and larger towns in the United States;
also the population Of the State of NewYork by Countless
Ecpses, Planets, &c. &c; Calendar of the months i'll 1913
with calculations for each section Of the Union; Diary OF
Remarkable Events, &C.. List Officers Of the Government
of the U. s, Executive Judicial and Diplomatc Senate
and House of Representatives till March 4h, i643 ar-
Gle on the Protection of Homc Industry being careful
h policy Protection, with brief review OF the
usually opposed thereto Horace Greeley Gene Jack
sons Letter support Of Protection; Extracts The
Messages OF Washington, Jefferson, Madison Monroe j. O.
Adams, Jackson and Tyler in favor of aitto Facts for
Farmers; Manufactures of The U. S; the Elements and
Names of Parties Votes for Pesidcn. and Vice President
all the elections under the Federal Constitution; Votes
for Governors, and for President State New
York the Grounds Of Difference between the contending
parties; Memoirs OF Henry Clay; the new Apportonment
OF Congress; complete Election Returns OF the Union, by
states and Counes total Votes President in 1886 and
ls4o by States and aggegae Times of Holding Elections
in each States Anecdotes, Epigrams. and Humors of the
Times.
Il This Almanac forms very complete Register FOR the
year. ana viii be found very convenient IN the counting
room the workshop, the reside of the farmer. The
reading matter alone worth dcuble the price OF the work
while the statistics contained in be purchased in
any other shape for five times the money.
Il Price per single copy, l2 cents 81 per ioo s65
by the Agents Of The Tribune, and may be purchased,
either wholesale retail. from OF the Booksellers
In the United States GREELEY & Nc ELRATH
l,upe RNil- -iug. Mas aU-strp
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08

d PLENU|D NOVELTIES !--Cnllre
\ Change OF Performa nee NEW YORK MUSEUM
and PICIUR GALLERY, Broadway, opposite the City
Hailsir. H. BENNETT, Manager announces with plea,
ELITH the wonderful Magician. Venroquist and Plate
Dancer; Miss CLEMENcE will repeather much admired
Dances; Miss BRUCE, the sweet Songstress Mr. 9; "a.
RROWER the celebrated Comic Snger and Mr.. DELLA
RITE the innitahle Mimic; MUSEUM, MERMAID. 1--we
ALBINO DEER; HALE MILLION OF CuRlosl,
PERFORMANCES, 10 be seen for ONE SHILLING.
A Day Entertainment on Wednesday and Saturday al
Q o;,io.I n23
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08
~ No. q efsyryes,er Craf,nn,,s Quarterly

" Noe of Sylvester ssrahana's Quarterly
Journal, the Philosophy OF Sacred History, Wild
particular reference the authority OF the Bible Tor mass
seang .st drinking wine, &c Subscribers and those
who ush to examine the work viii call on Dr.. John buf-
dell Dentist, in Ctambers-Stree,, cor. Broadway, whefe
they will End tie first and second numbers. do
GGood Board and pleasant Rooms ces hsoataiaea ss
No g Gls.sEes. "a RssH
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08

u Fair.-Ihe Ladies OF the Sprng-sireet Churc!
pr. Paonsl will open Fair the afternoon and even
ing OF Thursday. Dec g. in the basement OF the Church
Spring near Varc, in aid OF the pcor variety
ply provided The public respectfully invited. d7 81
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08

M ATCHES lower than ever.--In con-
w sequence OF the reduction OF dates by the late
tariff the subscriber is selling his stock OF Sold and Silver
Levers, anchor EScapement Lepme, aud other Watches
ami Spcnti! patterns, aod jewclry II retail pt
considerable reduction otrSr prizes. being muci,
lower than they can be bought amy other place in
the city. Ggd Watches a. low rs so SIS EACH
aches and Jeveiry exchanged or bought All watches
warranted keep good time the money returned
Watches and Clocks repaired in The best manner aud
rarted, at much less tIan the usual prices.
Il. G.. ALLEN. Importer OF Watches and Jewellery,
ol7su Wholesale and retail so Wail-,I up stairs.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08

u Report No. S.-AGUE AND FEVER--New,
York Dec. J. ls42,-I attacked with the Ague and
Fever four months since; half the since have
bees. unable labor have taken caonel and laiap,
cuinne and the usual remedies for said complaint Also
three weeks III the Bevue Hospital was much en-
srbled bv the disease and medicine hascos e between
$40 and $50 The last of November called upon Doctor
John Thomson, Si5 Broemestreet and the Sd day after
work since which time have had no trouble with
the disease. am well az OF - 80, and Dr. rs
attendance instead Of between $40 and $50, under the
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08
M7ILsON's NEWLY INVENTED

wv PATENT SAFETY-LocK.-Thi Lock is in.
tended Safety Lock for Stores, Offices Banks, SAFES,
Hall Doors &c The peculiar merits OF his Lock consist
curty the most expensive Combination Lock, at the same
being very durable and all likely TO gei out oil
Older. These qualities With the comparatively low price
which sold, fail OF recommending II TO all
who wish avail themselves OF tie most perfect security
against burglars.
They are manufactured by Tng Hoe Printing Press &a,
chine and Saw Mandatory, 20 ana 81 Sod street. where
all orders from the CITY any part Of Tie United States
will be promptly sUpplrd. The Locks will be furnished
with without knobs ana bitches may be desired. The
patentee may be onnd TIE said eStabishent and will
attend TO putting The Iocks in any part Of the city
The following genllsnen OF the hrst mechanical talent
have examined the Lock and given certificates the in
yentor, commendat0ry OF its superior merits.
Mnard Leiever, Architect No. 81 Herchan!y Exchange
e. Pollard, Architect No. Broad ST.
Z. J. Webb, Architect, OF John and Nassau SS
I,hel Town, Architect, No. SO Merchants E1chasss.
Richard Upjcbn, Architect, Trinity Church.
II. w. Sawyer, Architect, i2s Fu.on ST.
johnson Jones, Architects. corner of Chambers 81 and
Broadway. d. Iws
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08

NJ Remember the Removal of the Senl
Camphine Oil, Spirits and improved Burner, TO La
Fsyete Hail, 97 Broadway, opposite Nibios at p, ices re
daced nearly 20 per cent w. McCREDY, JR-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08

PRoGREss OF GEoLoGY.-A distinguished Fro
fessor of ore Of the Eastern Colleges remarked,
some time since, that when he took the station be
now occupies he did not know that there was but
one kind Of stone in the world and did not know
the name of that. He has since published a
work Gu Mineralogy and Geology, which has been
translated into the French and German languages,
both of which nations it is used as a textbook,
and has been pronounced by an English reviewer
as the best work extant on that subject. Geology
is now a common braxch in the most elementary
schools, and is about being introduced into the
schools in Mexico and South America, for which
Cabinets have been ordered from this city. n.
HAox.-The Detroit Advertiser thus speaks OF
the letter in tho Unien signed Haon'-which 1t
has asserted was written by John Tyler if his own
word could be believed:
MIR. Tyler, Jr., seems, chooses to throw him.
SELF upon his dignity, and will not coudesceRd to
notice so insignificant and contemplate concern
as the Advertiser. He must have changed his
opinion OF It since he sought to purchase its sup
port, proposed 10 become one Of its correspond.
ents, ana altered ttis oer,y article of Raon' az
his Erst contribution TO SIS coianms. Then. too.
he was anxious to claim the authorship of Haon'
and was wiling to lavish the public patronage TO
procure It's Insertion as his own.
10 The snow is eighteen inches deep, and
dsifted very little. The sleighing is therefore ex
celleu,, or at least, viii be, when the roads are
sufficiently beaten. So heavy fail of snow thu.
early in the season is unusual, and affords q pros
Pect OF a long winter. Troy Wing.
MAINE SLArg.-We learn that q large quantity
of roofing slate Of an excellen, quality has been
qusfed and prepared for market at Barnard, north
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08

MAINE SLArg.-We learn that q large quantity
of roofing slate Of an excellent quality has been
quared and prepared for market at Barnard, north
CT Bsngor. Bangor Wing.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08


Prepared and Sold wholesale and retail and for expor
Granite Buildings No 273 Broadway, corner OF Chambers
street, NeS-York Sold also by A. 3. D. Sands, Drug
ss Nos 7g and 100 Fullon.street David Sands Co., No
II East Broadway, of Marketstreet Price SIS
ho,ties Tor s5 nil tf
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08

IIN V E.Lf DOD praises Jl WI =
HAIR TONIC, and fsr The best in the world
because il the Only hope that The badheaded can have OF
once regaDing The fine, flowing locks s har with
which nature adorned their heads in youth which II does
to the admiration of all it. directed Try it, ell ot
you who need more haRdsomer har 1t Is he very
thing for you. -,
Prepared only at No. 20 South Thrd.street, Phadei-
pha, and soId wholesale and RETAIL and for e1porta.
ton by A. Il. SANDS CO Druggists and Chemstsr
Granite Buildings 273 Broadway, corner OF Cbsmberssi
Sold also by A. b. d. SANDS 79 and 100 Fpiton ST
street. Price, 81 per bottle six bottles for S. 81 I'm