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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18
THE NEW YORK. .cANAI.a.

We learn from the Albany Journal Of Monda)
evening that tie Canals were opened on tha
day. Al noon twelve beats had cleared for ID,
West. The Troy Wing Ct Monday says tha
a large amount Of goods are waiting at thai
place q beforwarded 70 the interior
The same paper adds One forward
ing house has already 1000 ions offreighl
on bandfor the West, being one fourth
Of The whole amount II shipped last year
Other houses have also large amount
Of freight on hand. and the boats aud
sailing vessels from New York and Bos-
ton make large additions to il daily. A
considerable quantity Of freight reaches
this city daily from Boston via the Wea-
tern Railroad. destined for the Vest and
North. ii
Some idea may be formed Of the magni-
tude Of the operations. and The amount Of
capital Of our canal transportation mer-
chants, when we state .hat one house 10
the fbrwading business on the canal, en-
ploys 500 horses. and 250 boats; al Of
which will be put ID motion this day
This house paid Out $4,000 for the
keeping of The above Eumber Of horses
during the last winter.
The Troy and Oswego Line are now
building three iron steamers with Eric
sons pFopeslefs. ia addition 10 one alrea-
dy built; intended fpr towing on HE
river aud canalss They will Tow canal
boats from New York 10 OsEego. and
bies versa ous Of these boats will also
Be Duf On The Norihfrn cSnal If thew
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18


''Eie ste1dsth a. ne door ana knse,..en :,
IN Ihe silent midnight na,ches.--
L1sr-thy bosom-doorl
How i knoekelh. khockesh, knocks,h--
knockeih erermcfes
Say mol MS lhy pulses beatinrs
It's thy heaB Of sin
lis thy Saviour knocks and cris,h
Rise. and lsi me inl'
: Death comes down. with reckless foois,ep,
To the hall and hui:
Think you death will tarry knocking,
Where .hedopr is shu,
Jesus Watch, watch, watch =
Bat ne door ;kiIzst
aEievdd. awt5F III 5sAtl6uf goeth,
Death breaks in a, last.
Then Ills time 70 stand entreatihg
CHRIsr to let thee ID;
Al the gate Of heaven beating,
Wailing for thy sin
Nay, alas thou guilty creature
Hast thou then forgols
Jesus waited long 10 know thee, III
Nov NE KNOWS THEE Eorl Oh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18
RILLLa.llfz .a.MDERS0M

fE1AYING learned frota several reputable per-
~ sons IN the neighborhood, that On impress.
sion IL abroad that his mercantile trade would
be done Tor cash alone, begs leave 70 contradict
such report, and say that such never was his 10
tention--bpt that be d desirops 10 make ae-
counts, a II months, with Allssolvent and pune
tuAl persons, who may favor him with their "a.
.tronage, and further, tkat his stock and variety
aelerges perhaps more 50, than any other store
within 1e6erson Comfy They viii be sold q.
low prices, Is viii be obvious Il frst sleht. ana
having eut eneaioEc islundivided attention will
Be given 70 II fsk
II XIX Branch, April Is, lets.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18
.Amerieaa ,Uheqt exported 10 canaaaa.

Asvarious ard contradictory iatemeuts havc brGn
circulating in ifepubie prints regard % lbeieFins
Oh which American wheat s'lii be .rsceisesf~into
Canada. and from thence into he ports Of England,
copy following paragra phs for The insorsnaop
Of sush Of our readers rs nlay be inSleasd Sn the
matter: 4
In the British Parliament oh ihs 4ih
ultimo,s Mr.. LABoUcHERE said 10 th4 See.
Rotary Tor the Colonies Lord Sienley9
that he. Lord s.. had stated iothe House
| that twas The intention. Of the Govern
Inent in the course Of the prese lssssaion
10 permit the admissionaof Canadian, -four
into this county at nbminal DUTY pre.
ylded the. Legislature 81 Canada passed
measures satisfactory to- the Government
with view 10 the prevention of fraud.
Tho Legislature 81 Canala haseraetea
law imposing duty Of 3sl per qaaFfer
on wheat imported fromtEe United States.
This wheat when ground into flour will
be admitted into England 1t anete nom
inal duty, or on The same terms .on which
-four made from Canadian wheat ii re-
ceived,n
The answer Of Lord SrAKLEYlEto Mr..
LABoUcHERE was xpressed ID the follow.
ing words
THE existing Law nads no dfshnrtion
between<fou manufactured rom wheat
The produce Of the United States. aAssx
flour manufactured from wheatshe produce
Of Canada. Aslong as the -four III Ill an
Eufaclured in Canada, il had always been
imported into this country as Canadian
produce; and there was no intention on
Ithe#paFt Of her Majesty's Gogernns emf to
make any alteration 10 that provision Of
the law. There was no intention 81
drawing any distinction not noxs drawn
with regard 10 four coming nom sSanaas
whether il we're the growth of he llns
States or Of the Ganadas.
BY this arrangement (says the Bust ii Conn
mercial Advertiser The colonial duly If 81 her
quarter, and tie duty imposed Oh CanaiisFn l40r
10 English ports, will together be sbo4i ous-haff
The amount exacted % American Gour pof4
Jed direct from New York 10 liverpool IL PaEEia-
usent shoaId admin Canadian 1ohr. as IS eo6letn5
plated, at small fixed duty instead q o1e gsa@
dnoGed BY The present sliding seeles q Fa5ge pef-
hon Of the surplus wheat Of DE WsslefA Slasesf
would 60 10 Canada, 10 be maHufaFEAred t9x
Tie English market
ii is.a singular fact llat, Mf: lsaa
ran. is now competitor for the REe den
cv against Mi Calhoun. no volSd h "a.
sof 81 bis rejection d Minister Is We
Court Of 81 James. they are IkW bps
f2szf IL l5esz4. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18

# h
MOST AnRRtD aruRnrn az nADs ST
1 Mr. Thomas Thomas and his Wife. 81
Woodtord county. residing. abonse twsn-
/ ~ miles from this place, were lglurdered u
by their son Enoch Thomas, op. Mondav /
night. Eth April. The reciisloftLe pafEsc.
uiars Insufficient to chilLthe tlo.d III our
veins. Enoch has been fer al5nstiFna
deranged. His father had built.a house.
for the purpose of keeping him conlined, 1
few rodsfron his own dwelling. On
Monday night, his father heariha alnDise
in the building where Enoch was confin- J:
ed. went out 10 discover Ito orieau. He !;
was followed BY his wife, Before lie had \
arrived Al The building where Eaoch had
been confined, he met him, Enoch hav- Il
Eing escaped from his confinement, ana
bad the leg ofa bench in>his hand: Win 4
this he Immediately struck his fsaller and I
ielled him to the earth, and then sprang /
upon his mother and knocked her down !!
also, and commenced beating them. In J
the mean time, younger brother oftne !:
maniac, having discovered whaf.was GO !
ing on, took down bis gun and snapped 4
i three timss al Eaoch, while hc WAS I.
dealing death blows upon his PROSTATE
parents. Before The gum could be- fred /
oI Enoch sprang toward bis brother,
wrested the gun from his hahds, com i
meneed beating him with it, and finally I
knocked him down. and then couaFencs /
ced choking him.s In the struggle, John, i
The youngex brother broke away fromstke
|enraged maniac. and run 10 Fl +, Cjafk's /
r. neighbor living about 800 yards off,
Mr.. Clark and his two IONS Immediately
repaired 10 thescen OF slaughter.
They found Mr.. Thomas, the father, I,
lying on the ground. He was then sble
10 converse. and partially assist hiuEslfsi
They took him up 10 carry him into ahesl
house, and we're met al the door by Eauchl
with an axe in his hand. The threet
Clarks then dropped the aged and almost
helpless father, and ledf4to their sownE
house, were they remained ill the nexts
morning, without. again going near.IMrll
Thomas. They may have good TGasoni
for so doing, but what that reason rs IL iSs
difficult 10 discover unless il was FEAR
And could not three athletic, stout Eens
secure one and there were other lndigh-
ooIs near ~ tnat couia nave sommaned$
TO their aid.
The next morning the Cla4ks VENT
back. and found Mr.. Thomas and hist
wife both quito desd.-Mrs. Thomas HAD /,
been horribly eut With an axe. aads.iheE
head Of Mr.. Thomas had been beaieh to-
a jelly. They found Enoch in possession.
Of the house, careless and unconceineds
as i nothing had happened. They snc-
eesded in knocking him down, and then i
securing him.
Mr. Thomas was about 60 years ofage,
his wife. was some years younger. John j
Thomas was severely injured, SO FnuAhso
as TO confne him to his bed, bit be Il sx-
pected TO recover. How loudly such 81
calamity calls for state lunptic hospital,
or mad house 10 some shape NJ
[Pe@ia Gu Register
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18
SPRING GOODS,

UST received and for sale al very low mi.
- ces-Plaid Cotions and Checks.
= 7-6 ~ Ga Brown Cotton.
do do do Bleaehed DO ,l..
do do do heavy Cotton osnaburg.
Heavy Duck for negro pantaloons.
Burlaps Nos ! and 2,
Bonn. Bingham, Bed Ticking
beautiful assortment Calico,
Candlewicky Cotton Yarn, sc.
JH McENDREE,
Shepherdsiown, March %.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18

"a CaLICOES,. COTTO.NsS, SC.
AR0WN COTTON from 3 to1l2ll per yard,
H.. Ca!lcos from ; 10 laa, superior quality,
splendid article Of plain, pink, and fancy CO.
lored Mouslin de Lsins.
A large assortment Of lille, lace. ana Thread
edgings and insertingh, N
Latest style fashionable Braid BoEnels,
All q which has just been received BY
April ID. = c0ONS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18
] Cheap Grocerie.

Cheap Groceries.
NV E arc now receiving
w New Orleans Sugar at
Prime do do II Ga
Dp do Molasses II 37i
best Young Hyson Tea rs
% Imperial do H 1 90
= cDo Gunpowder de ltif l2i
Goea Conee 8
Do Rio Coffee Ia
Best do %
And al other articles in the grocery line Il
the same reduced rate + Lock 4 co. \
Smithfeld April Ia. ksl3.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18


A. Coon SIGN I-TLere is no mistake
id the sign described in the following ar.
,icle Whatever may bethought ofMil-
lerism in the concrete, in the abstract this
particular omen is worthy 10 be especi.
ally regarded. We find il without credit
in an exchange paper; but its aulhenii.
city should not be questioned on that ac-
count as such things Sometimes occur
A Mr.. Blindman, pilot on q fat boat on
the Ohio. recently sawa most wonderful
eight u the heavens. He was watching,
eagerly, the comets tail, when all q: once
be saw the tail curl up, and form. in big
letters the word PAY. He didn't pay
much attention 10 il; but in few min
uies be looked round again. and saw dis
distinctly, in the same place, the word
THE. Astonished at this, be ran below
to informfihe captain, and when be had
got back, and looked up AZ the tail, be
found that il changed again, and had
formed the word PRINTER Where
upon be and the captain maryel,ed great
". and resolved Instantly 10 heed The I'd ]
monitio9, and as soon as they got home
to pay the printer. We wish a good ma
ny could see that sight, and proflby l..
The Greot Central Route. The coupe
tiiion between the stage lines running be-
tween Cumberland and Pittsburgh is now
very active. Through tickets from Balii-
more % Pittsburgh were sold yesterday u
ssrsn dollars each.
We learn that . new stage company
isin contemplation 10 place line Of stages
on the route between Cumberland and
Whesling. and the preliminary arrange
menis f3r thA. purpose have been enter,
ed into.
We have been in!ormtds since the ..
Dove paragraph was 10 type. thai al =
meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of The
lBaliiniore and Ohio Rail Road Company,
held yesterday. ! resolution was adopted
suihorising and inssrucling the President
70 make such arrangements with stage
coach owners or companies as will render
the passenget travel between Cumberland
and Wheeling mors expeditions. more
Comfortable, and cheaper than il is under
the existing suangemenls. -Bak In.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18
NO Ii.

sions. But for veteran writer. who: n. done
little else for The last twelss months .than 10
write essays upon the currency md shelving. ID
tell Us nemoss important, much tho Iaost I'M
po.ssnt part Of his essay, written ons 81 larre
sna sent e newspaper fer publication, WIS
ccne sne'rsSisniig y asking too mnsh 81 oar
good nature anG erednlity. Ana "a IS antra M.
Cd into this inaertency. tuo 81 sach 81. n,aFrv
Andrew" as Hard Times, i eniirel4 sssls 81 III
question. Il isIo be regretted thar Hlra Iines
gave up the contest, and II i pretty caftAin Nj
one more shot from his sasfs would hSss lsuge,i
Fair Play Of his few Remaining haresihs. ssd
made christian Of him. TI0lig TINES.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18

hardware and QueensSyafe.
L n LARGE and general assortment for sale
IA by PcOONs.
HarPers-Ferry. APril20. HIP
Gentiemen's Summer Wear.
VsHIBET CLOTH, arich and beautiful arti.
4 Gle, Drap deir, splendid goods for sum per
coats, French single-miiled Cashmere yerv s,l.
perior, for sale low at 4 IF
APril27. c w AIsQuITH,s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18

"HO would ever have thought the time
w would come when you could buy good
ana heavy mems Boots for AZ 90
Gentlemen's fine Boots sF so
Men 5 heavy Shoes IS
Mems hne and superiorshoes III. IS
Ladies Shoes 37i, so. GA, va. 100. 1. 10
Chiidren's and Misses shoes iusf otte-haIf; and
i IS fact, you can getauy numbeElat the low
ese easa prices, BY calling at the cheap store Of
Aptil6. J PACKETT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18

IT HAVE The best Loaf Sugar for 10,
j Brown Sugar good article al cents, . 4
Best Rio Coffee 10 cents,
sperm Candies 81 cents,
Superior Winter Sperm Oil 1890,
Pine Apple Cheese at IL,
With every thing in The above line as cheap i;
thsy enn be had in ChaflesloEn, Of elsewhere.
April 81. c w AlSQUIrH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18

NEW ORLEANS SUGAR at ST,
N Molaases At 3Ia, 37a, ana soccer rsllOp
Best Porto Rico Sugar d g, Loaf Surar %
Rio Coffee at 8, 10, and best 1914. '
Imperial and Gunpowder Tea .62i
For sale By Mp. CooNS.
Harpers-FetEy, April IL. M
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18
Another SUPPLY

III HAVE received within few days past, ;
= considerable addition 10 my stock or New
Spring and SKINNER GOods-amongst which ar,
many new and desirable articles, going Of a
greatsacri6ces for cash. JEJ MILLER.
AprH 81. If
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18

nHANoEs, Eiss. RsisiIs, Almonds. q. 70,
sac q , B PAcKETT.
April 20. .Iia -sIs-s.s,s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18
GUYA0UI[ HATS!


WYE have The most fashionable style Of
w Straw, Gimp, and y B. 8onnets,
Bonnet Trimmings ofeveFy variety,
BalEarines, Lawns, Mouslins, French Chiut1,
400 different patterns Of Calicoes, Cambria,
Dimiiy for collars and rufIles,
Edgings and Inseriings, lis.
And IN fact every thing 10 the dry goods line
20 please inc fancy, Just opened and for sale BY
A & @ w HOLLAND. :
Harpers-Ferry. April 90. 19l3l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18

Bacon & Lard.
FINLAND, a large quantity of Lard and Ba-
" con, for sale low. III COONS.
April l3 WHIT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18

ii isaa singular facl tat. MI: aa
ran. is now i competitor for The Pres den "
cV against Mi Calhoun. u 10 vot4d II Il.
Court Of 81 James. They are iEsI@ bptls
Of The same party. and both loolkgi %. Pa
same convention Tor support.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18
Hats.

81 CASES Of The cheapest Hats ever offeret
- IN this town, just received By + ~
April 6. JBPA CKETT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18

Nm riEChs q the real LonsdAls NsHksens,
b The piece q ysrd, At The store 81 Ut
April 20 BsPACKETT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18
lNEW SPRLNG GOODS.

ORIENTAL WATER or GOLD,
4 DELIGHTFUL article for ths toiIs,--ou
"A hand at YOUNG's.
March 9, ls4s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18

AA@R ~ ~ ~ -E.41i39
gR EsPRCTFULLr Informs The L1Dsrs 81
- CharleS,qon and Is vicinity, thar she hh.
received ~ Lslsa Spring Fa,Li51sysr l1ILLIll:
EkK and sM.1NTU.a-sM.1KLJVG. She returns
her thanks 10 Ell ihost who have favored he,
with acall, and hopes By prompt attention 4
business, and1 studious desire 10 plcnse. stII ID
receive share. Of public patronage; she pledge,
hcrtelf that The work entrusted % her shall Be
executed with neatness and despatch.
II 1eder residence Is on the Cross Street South
Of the Court.house
charieslown. May I, tle42.-3i
III Z u Is LIN "a iG "
THE subscribers informthe citizens Of shep.
herdatovn and is vicinity, that they have
conmenced the above business in the room adj
joining the store-house Of Solomon Staley &
Co, whore they are prepared to execute MIL
lbery in all lie vgrious branches, il the neatesi
manner and latest fashionable styles, and Al
moderate prices. They trust that BY punctuaI.
itg il filing orders for work, aud untiring ef.
forts to please, % receive liberal share Of pa.
tfonage. ELIZA SIGLER,
s. NICKUM
shephsrdstown, Maj II. ls4s
~ GRARTAA n gprVn n Q0gng
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18

WHo want cheap Linens u Cosiops ID,
neit Servants ought 10 call on
APRIL 20 ~ PAcKETT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18

Tan be had very cheap a. or store.
~ May II. T. lock & co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-12
DIR. THOMAS' SPECIFIC Pills

HEN suffering in consequence of certain de-
w licae disease remaining long time uncured becomes
such compliant from the system soon enough
the possibility of leaving weakness debi
lily incurabe functional arrangement the affected
long been subject of serious consideration with the
medical faculty discover medicine combination
medicines, that would fail to the pain
and inflammation and at the time a specific
moving the first Of all this unnatural and diseased action
in the subject this complain The peculiar
and of the render that
the medicine used to restore them should contain nothing liable
to do injury by simply removing the external evidence of dis
before the disease itself entirely removed from the sy
tenn and thus ul the fears of the anced security
be awakened future day the alarming
that follow too surely such course of treatment.
DIR. Thomas's specific pills will speedily and safely the
most complicated and of this disease by removing
the first from the system, and the gently
mnang the To a natural and healthy action.
Any accustomed the long and tedious well
pleasant required with other remedies will be astonished
TO find their complaint pleasantly and safely removed
short time and the restored perfect and natural
liable be disturbed by the weakness and debility usually
left after the occurrence Of this complaint.
AgentsAt 70 Fulton Gold; II East Broadway
corner Market street. and 273 Broadway Chamber
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-12
Domestic News.

MORE CASA Mr.. John M'Geel, of Port Huron,
ST Clair County after boring down, near his house,
10 the denth of Is feet for water struck vein oil gas
which rushed up with such fury as to make noise
like the talest kind of letting of steam, and 10 throw
up stones weighing from TO 10 pounds to the height
OF several feet The gas is infammable, and suppos-
AFFRAY.-James Calvin has been nearly killed
upon the York road Baltimore, by three broth
ers, Owen, John and Michael Norton.
ALL FOR LovE.-lt appears that Miss Jane Her
ring, young lady OF Franklin County, Ia, fell despe
rately in love with young man on whom she placed
her affections and whom she desired to marry. Her
father, who Is man OF wealth and responsibility,
opposed the marriage, and Miss Herring, determln-
ed that nothing but death should keep them sepa-
rate, hung herself on the 10th ut.
BRUTAL MURDER.-The body OF an unknown lie,
male has been discovered near Columbia, Caldwell
Parish, La, bearing marks OF asavage murder. She
appeared TO be about l6 years of age.
A Coop HUNDRED ScUFFLE between two boys for
loaded gun, resulted in the death OF one OF them
by the accidental discharge OF the piece. ltoccur-
red in Middlesex Township, Butler county, Pa.
last, Mrs. Helversen, of st. John street, fell and
died suddenly in Franklin street; and Mrs. Bend,
OF Kensington, fell and died in similar manner,
near her own residence.
DRowNEp-Mr William Hadley, native oil
England, fell overheard from boat while fishing
in the Delaware on Monday evening last, and was
drowned.
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY There was an attempt
made on Tuesday last, in Cambrldgeport, near Bos
ton, by three ufians to rob man by the name Of
John Stevens. He was much injured in the ailray
but was saved by the approach OF wagon, which
frightened the villains.
RAPE.-John Caldwell, an lrlsbman aged %, the
oyerseer in of the cotton mills at franklin City,
Massachusetts was committed tor trial on Monday,
charged with violating an English girl OF thirteen,
employed in the cardng room, while the other girls
were gone to dinner. She brought her dinner al.
ways with her, as her parents lived long way
from the mills
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-12
EXTRAORDINARY CURE.
OpIEEROITE PER OBEN DICOR.

DR, JOHNSON takes this method of informing the public
- that he still affords relief TO the afflicted Of both and
may be always consulted with the confidence the
worst Of diseases, OF the effects resulting
from the mercury the malpractice Of quack The
following of letter in the possession OF Dr. Johnson
clearly illustrates the triumph OF knowledge and experience
medical quacks and the time shows the
necessity in the public between the regularly
educated PHI sician and the charlatan.
DEAR SIR:-
put myself under the Of nostrum vender when
disease appearcd he promised for dollar
and made but light Of my affection. Instead Of improving
became every daymy appetite failed unable to
attend business aud after expanding $780, this vile imposr
had the mpudence tell me he not doctor but merely
sold his stuff In this hopeless situation friend hired
rage (no being able walk at the me) aud drove me 10 your
You have performed undertaking in short
time. As enjoy perfect health, think it my duty to
those afflicted make this public through the
THOMAS j. THURSTON,
Carpenter, Munroe ST., N Y.
medicine may he had Of Dr. j. prevent the above disease
in any Of its forms. .
Office open from in the morning TIL ten at night
Iunsu,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-12
CAUTION TO FEMALES
MADAME RESTEIL, FEMALE PHYSICIAN wouId

wi inform ladies who with proper delicacy have repug-
the treatment Of their complaints except by their
that IN all cases she attends them personally, her
experience practice and knowle enables her do She
deems necessary TO state this she does not wish % be-
classed with the preend continually appearing and disap
pearng advertising Female Physicians" who too isno
and incompetent themselves obliged 10 get scarce
less ignorant quack to instead Consulting par
Tors and residence LAB Greenwich between
M. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-12

CHAMPS STAIN EXTRACTING FLUID, for taking
- ont spots Of pitch paint grease oil and Of all kinds
from wooen linen silk, cotton and other cloths, without in
juring the texture This valuable chemical prepare
ton will thoroughly eradicate any soil or STAN from ne ne
well fabric almost nsantaneousy IL should
be in every house every and those who
give pretty good keep supply on hand
having found usefulness they would not think
of being without IL. 49,
Full directions accompany each phial.
TO he had OF c. A. Baxter Pearl street. stairs or Of
Wood Morrison 200 Greenw ch street, = y New York.
and almost all reputable druggists town and country 49,
Be particular and ask for Stands Stain Extracting Fluid
in his own handwriting -,
Also may be had above Stands celebrated compound Ala
baser the popular and efficient article known for
the skin sc jyl3 Im*rc