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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-23

No WAR Notwithstanding the highly bill
ligerent attitude recently assumed by the gov
ernment of Mexico, it is now pretty apparent
that we shall have no war with that power
This is the opinion we have uniformly main
tanned, amidst all the "rumors of wars" which
have prevailed for we felt assured, that Mex
leo would not be guilty Of the suicidal act Of
counting conflict with power SO far her STU
perior in all respects the United States 1t
is now said that she is concentrating her militia
nv forces on the frontiers of Texas, with the
determination Of attacking that county. That
she is directing the march of her troops towards
the said frontiers may be true, as it is very ma
tural that she should pursue such course OF
policy for her own protection ; but we have 30
idea that it is her design to attack Texas. She
must consider Texas as indissolubly annexed TO
the United States, and with the knowledge
that our government has sent fleets and armies
fol- the defence of that country, we consider it
highly improbable that she will make any de-
monstraton which will be likely TO bring her
into collision with our forces. We believe that
Mexico will be we'll content to preserve her
own independence, without undertaking the
Quixotic enterprise of subjngsting Texas, back
ed as she is by the United States. We think
that the government and people of this coun-
try may rely upon it with certainty, that Mex
leo will avoid making declaration of war, or
doing any act which may be likely to result in
hostilites with us. The fact that the army
now in her service is irregularly paid, and the
official declaration that loan of at least fifteen
millions of dollars will be required for the pro-
secution of a war, afford to our minds conclu-
sive evidence that she is too well aware of her
own feebeness and unprepared condition, to
think seriously of engaging in war. We have
not the slightest apprehension of such an event;
nevertheless it is we'll that our government has
resolved to be prepared for il should it unex-
pectedly take place, by ordering strong mill
tary and naval force TO be in readiness near the
scene of action. This demonstration shews that
we are in earnest in our determination to de-
tend our newly acquired territory, and that we
will not permit it to be trod upon by hostile
foot. However questionable the policy of an
nexng Texas to the Union; and however va
rious opinions may have been upon this sub
iect; the annexation having taken place, it
becomes the duty of our government and peo-
PIE to defend the acquisition against any and
every aggressor-and we presume TINT, in the
adoption of the proper measures for this pur-
pose, the government will receive the approval
Of every American citizen Divided amongst
ourselves as to mon and measures Of national
policy, we must, nevertheless, present an und-
vided font to any foreign enemy.
HEALTH OF THE POPE. The health of the
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-23

E3- !. O. o. F. The members Of GRATITUDE
LODGE. No ). are hereby notified 10 meet at the
Hall, in Gay street, THIS Saturday MORNING, at
O'Clock, attend the funeral Of our late brOther>
WIN THoMPsoN Brothers of Sister Lodges, in good
standing, are respectfully invited to attend. BY order
1t JAS. N. $. Il. WRIGHT, Sec'y.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-23

Barque Mary, Malston for New Orleans CLARK &
Kellogg
Brig VIM Price, Mason, St Thomas, w. Mason.
Schr Robert Armstrong, Hooper, New York, Man
ming Y Lee
SAILED this morning-Shps sylvanus jenkins,
New, and Albert Trit2en for Baltimore; brigs Noble
spelghtS MonteYldTO; VIM. Price, Mason, st Thomas.
ARRIVED,
Barque ChesH peake, Larrabee, s DAYS I'm Portland
plaster and oil, 10 Jones Abbot.
Brcm. brig Duke OF Cambridge, RGhjen, 30 days FIN
Bremen, ballast and 9G passengers, to A. Schumacher
Co.
Brig Ohio McCasln, 10 days from Lubec laths and
plaster, to +. X. Matthew's.
Bag Harp Gator, II days from Maracaibo, coffee
and hides, To +. w. Bruno X Sons Left schr Julia
Telfsr. Burns, to sail for New York in 10 days. In
Crooked Island passage, th instant saw full rgged
brig ashore, apparently about $50 TONS hull painted
black; she was stripped Of sails and rigging and had
seve al Wrcckers alongside not pass near enough
TO ascertain any further particulars
b. brig ady Chapman. Hunt, 10 days from ST.
Thomas, ballast to K. & II R. Tucker. Schr Comet
Bonney sailed 9th inst for Baltimore.
Br. brig Victoria Hu,son, from Nassau, N. T. 10th
inst ballast, to f. H. Monte
Schr Mary, smith, days fin Providence, domestics,
to w. A. Cole.
Schr Emily Johnson Suedicor, so hours from New
York, assorted cargo, 10 I. Mankin.
Steamer Cumberland, Culinary, from Philadelphia,
mdse. TO l.. G. Harris.
Steamer Baltimore, Price, from PHILADELPHIA mlse
TO f.. G. Harris.
steam.packet Herald, Russell, from Norfolk Saw
nelhng.
Ship Hermann, Welsh. hence for Texas, was an
chored in the Potomac yesterday.
Brig North STAR Otis, for Baltimore sailed from b.
nare about ID inst.
Briggs Planet, billiard, and Martha, Parker, for Bal
umore, cleared at Boston ooh inst.
BIigs Midas, Etchberger, from Key West; Victorine
Davis, and schr Rochester, Rogers, from Baltimore
arrived at Charleston 9th inst; and schr Cathaiine
EdmondsoH, from do do. 18th.
Schr Spray, Toote, from Baltimore, arrived at
Wilmington, NJ G. 18th inst.
schts VIM. Brown, Hunt, and John Allyne, Rcket-
son, for Baltimore, sailed from New Bedford 18Th inst.
schrs Alexandria, Lewis, and Red Jacket, Jarvis,
for Baltimore, cleared at do same day
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

90 MRssRs. EDlr0Rs-Can you inform me why
nearly everybody, who wants 10 buy lottery ticket
goes the office of those veteran prize sellers EMO
RY * CO., in preference TO any other? Do not other
lottery vendors sometimes sell prizes?
It NlRGISIUS.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-23

{E3-TiE SMALL FRY AT EGERFONS. This
day patrons will have another chance TO enrich
themselves in this famous tp scheme, by early APP
pica;iOn AT EGERTONS' Off ,es, where the $500
mry be obtained tor The lrHe Of % cents. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-23
a22-3t- No. AL MARKET STREET.
FALL SHAWLS AND SILKS.

FALL SHAWLS AND SILKS.
Hp McELDOWNEY a. co. are receiving
ANe the largest and best stock of SHAWl.S and
SILK GOODS they have ever Oflered-among which
may be found some entire new style Tekeri Printed
Cashmere, Pekn and Berlin Silk SH3WLS; rich
chapgeabe and striped Gro de Royal, Pekin and other
co.'d SILKS, with heavy and rich plain and striped
blue black Armene, Messine, Gro de Afique Dress
SILKS. Also, new style rich cold MOUSELIN DE
LAME and CASHMERE with a variety of other
Goods, suitable for The approaching season.
K. Neil DOWNEY Il co.
1853 Baltimore street,
a23 between Calvert and Light streets
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-23

KILLED IN AND ArrRAY. John Bonner,
German, was killed at New Orleans onthe 10th
inst. by another German named Arthur Bergc.
Berge was badly wounded in the atlray.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-23

DEATHS ON BOARD THE CoNsTITUTIoN.-
The Norfolk Be; con contains an extract of a
letter from on board the IT, S. ship Cons,tu-
ton, dated Singapore, Feb. Is, which states
that many on board are down sick, and that as
many as 100 have been sick at one time. Capt.
Percival had been i'll, but had recovered. The
health Of the ship, however, was daily recov-
ering, and only tive deaths had taken place
while in port. The letter gives list of seven
deaths which had occurred on board since leav-
ing the U. States-among them was Charles
Fisher, a musician, who has family in Balti-
more
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-23
ssELLING OUT! SELLING OUT.

&SELLING OUT! SELLING OUT!
~ WITHOUT REGARD TO costa
Those DESTROYS Of obtaining cheap Bargains had
better eau and examine the stock of Dry Goods at
WIN. X. McCOMAS' old stand, No. 42I BALTIMORE
STREET. two doors of Green. 1t is useless to en-
unlerae the stock, every article usually found in
retail dIy goods store wi he found in this. Keen on
the look out, you will miss this great chance for
bargains as they all TO be disposed of before Sa-
turday, Both August.
a22-3t' No. AL MARKET STREET.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-23

FmE IN PunADELrnlA. The variety and
trimming store of William Cope, in Second St,
vas consumed by fire on Thursday, and tailors
stores of Charles Day and q, w. Schobor con-
siderablY injured.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-23

ExcuRslss o. TIE Sons or TEMPERANCE II will
be by the advertisement in another column that
the fine Steamboat Thomas Jefferson will leave Light
81. al u O'Clock on Monday Morning, for an Excur
to the pleasant town of Cambridge, in Dorchester
County. The Grand Division of the Sons of Tenn
perance, and several Subordinate divisions will be on
board. A pleasant lime is confidently antcipated.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-23

NNMORY g. CO., No. Calvert street, acknow
~ lodged believe, to be the greatest prize sell
in the Uated States, have paid ONT in prize mo-
ney, we are credbly informed, within the last six
months, the enormous sum Of So, 531.42.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-23

THE CAMP MEErING.-Chcfy Point Camp, Dorches-
ter Co. The fine steamboat sydney, Capt. Moffatt,
will leave the wharf at the intersection of Light and
Pratt SIS, at O'Clock tonight, for the above camp;
returning will leave the camp tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock. Every arrangement has been made for an
agreeable excursion. Sec advertisement.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-23

MEETING At CAMP CHAPEL. Furniture Car will
start for this Camp, II miles from the city, on the
Hartford road, every morning during its continuance,
at O'Clock, Iro' the cabinet makers shop of Mr.
Thomas Cromwell in Thames street, between Broad
way and Bond st, Fell's Point The car will return
al an early hour in the evening.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-23

SEIZURE OF Ex-Gov CoRwIE. The Gin
Ex-Gov. Corwin, who has very swarthy COM
plexion, while travelling about fifteen miles
from that place was seized by party of armed
men, who rushed out of the woods, and swear
ing that he was colored man, they tied and
bore hun to Jail as a Runaway slave
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-23

Ss5A FOR RENT. new twu anu II ualf
bepM story HOUSE, with two story back building
sFs4ussuitable for store-rent Sl2. 80 per month
Inquire of ELLIS & NICOLAl, No. 80 Baltimore-s ST.
OF at WiseniaIls Dru. Store, corner Of Cove st.
a22 At ELLIS & NICOLAI,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-23

+ HEALTH OF the POPE. The health Of the
Pope of Rome is such as to cause alarm among
his friends He suffers much from cancer in
the nose, with which he has been for some time
afflicted. The disease has been latterly some
what checked, but has again acquired flesh
violence. lie is now nearly so years OF age.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-23

LOTTERIES. The first mentioned in history
was drawn on the 18th of January, 1867, at
the west door of st. Paul's, London, and con-
tinued drawing both day and night, until the
9Th OF May following.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-23

ACCIDENTS. A boy aged II years, named
Amos linn, was killed near Carlisle, Pa, on
the 9Th inst, by falling into well 20 feet deep;
and what is singular, after falling in he cried TO
gentleman wAo cane to his relief, to lift him
up as lie wasu,t hurt; rope was lowered and
fastened aronoi him, but after raising him some
IS laa,, ne agun EEL ard was instantly killed
james Mccain, aged Il years. was drowned at
Carlisle on Saturday last, while bathing.--
at Long Branch OH Monday, while swimming
in the surf
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TO RE RAFFLED,

s1SY To Is u TX n FTFTEED.
%ITM Tint splendid GOLD PATENT LEVER
Is SRWATCH, full jeweIled, with GOLD CHAIN
e1..as md KEY, the whole valued at 81 5 is TO he
Raled off for $780, THIS Saturday, EVENING
at O'Clock, at Mrs. CLOUDS, cornei Of South and
Water streets There are so chances at So chance
and il any remain unpaid for at that time they will
be disposed of among the company by rattle. Gen
tlemen having chances will please attend. The rattle
viii positively take place. mi a22 q
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-23

NUST RECEIVED, and for sale at HINCK-
- LEY'S Literary Emporium,
2S0J MARKET STREET.
All the most interesting Weekly Newspapers, viz:
Philadelphia Saturday Courier, 81 cents.
Meals Saturday Gazette 6! cents
The Uncle Sam; The Yankee
Benefits Weekly Herald
The Monumental City. containing song, &c.
Saturday Evening Post; The Theatrical World
And forty others, at
q. A. HINCKLEY'S Literary Depot,
2SOt BALTIMORE STREET,
a23 one door East of McCleIlan's alley.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-23

NSLETCHER u co. still continue to DO eE'
IL gifts of fortune into the purses of their pa ~
NEXT WEEKS Lotteries are: GbsI '"'
$4,000 Capital MONDAY, tickets S.. 1".
$4,000 do. TUESDAY, tickets SIS. TOR
$4,000 do. WEDNESDAY, tickets S. b, for
Si2,Uoo do' THURSDAY, tickets So Nets Oh
$4,000 do. FRIDAY, tickets "a. s13di
$4,000 do. SATURDAY, tickets 81.
For single tickets and regular packages, in Ell all to
the above Lotteries apply or direct your orderf posi-
JAMES FLETCHER Il CO., Baltimore, fs cure,
II .. ... Agents for the Mann - ,trrn
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Brig WIN Price, Mason, st, Thomas, w, Mason.
.Sclr Robert Armstrong, Hooper, New York, Man
n n
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-23

ArPoNTMENrs-THE ARMY. 1t appears
fiom the Union that great many Of oar va
liant citizens have been applying for offices in
the Army. in expectation Of a rupture with
Mexico. Tie Union says, we deem it proper
to state, what we have learned from the War
Department, that the pcsent military c.'a5-
lishmcut can in no event be increased wuboW
The ,prrjow legislation # Congress; and, Of
course, there wall be no such appointments TO
be made until first authorized by law. The
militia only can be called out in aid of the re-
gnlar ormy, as now by law established There
are now attached to the army many supernu-
merary graduates ofthe Military Academy, fit
for the most active and important service.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-23

SAILED this morning-Ships Sylvanus jenkins,
New, and Albert, Titzen, for Baltimore; briggs Noble
speightS, Monteyideo; VIM Price, Mason, st Thomas
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HNIVE THE SMALL FRY A TRIAL TODAY
w at SCHOOLFIELD s. CO.'S, and thereby en-
courage female education, where sold yesterday
to Nos 20 Al AZ prize Of $1,000, TO gentleman of this
city. Nos. AZ % prize Of $500, sent TO Chambers
burg, Pa Nos 10 81 60 and $50 S. each good prizes
sold to ci,izets
Nos. Md. Consolidated Lottery, leo, drawn Aug %
lowe st prize SO, are:
AZ % "A % 81 70 II Sc 60 10 81 8 ls
Draws TO-DAY, the handsome scheme of Maryland
Consolidated Lottery, class 80.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-23

Tickets 81; halves SO cents; quarters 25 cents.
In which Scheduled Co. will sell on certificate
packages OF % whole tickets for only SIS IS, halves
81 g, quarters So 81, eghths 81 95, which may dra'
the highest prizes. So call early and get one to-
of the truly fortunate
SCHOOLFIELD & CO.,
No. Calvert street
II FirslOfficefrOm Baltimore strt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-19

On, ORE THROAT. COUGHS. CONSUMPTION.
~ pains in various pnris Of The body. aud other
unpleasant symptoms, IRE the usual effects of cold
WrIghrs lndinn Vegetable Pills ore a most de.
IghIini medieine for carrying of cold; becnn.e
hey expci fr'm the system all bid and corrupt
hnmos. (he cause Of every kind OF discnse,) IN So
cay aud natural manner thar the hodv H. relieved
at all lis sufrngs ms IL by magic. Four or five vi
said Indian Vegetable Pills taken every mis- ht on
going To bed will in a short lime remove the mos,
v'olent case OF cold. hut f used occasionally after
wards. will keep The system completely free
from oil had humors. that disease in any form will
he absolutely itnposs,ble.
CAUTION TO A6ENrs--Siore Keepers and agents
are respectfully informed that medicine pprpo,iinp
to be Indian Pills. made by ono G Benjamin Smith,
oi New York. and sold by tarlous store keepers,
h,ih IN the chy and country. are not the genuine
virgins Indian Vegetable Pills, but merely n
miserable imitation The only security nga,ns,
imposition Is 10 purchase Mt the offices No I6g Race
street. Philadelphia; No 1913 fremont street Boston;
No 2S5 Greenwich slseei, between Reed and
Chambers streets. New York; and be particular in
all cases 10 ask for Wnghis Indian Vegetable Pills
Remember. beware OF all sugar coated CONNER
'eis, aud he particular To ask for Wricht's Indian
Vegetable Pills.
For sao nj JAMES MELLoR'S Variety Store
ohi'h ST. wheeling. Va. may Ii
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-19

Blue blk do do Blue do do Brown Do
'reen do do Olive do DO Black sum
'n"r cloth DO DO brown do do do
Coming coa'iue do d, French Dradii, d,
summer Twecds do 10 Summer c oh do
French linen do white and brown do Cling,
'"m so calico chio's do; aud thousand other
tIrds not vet named
PANfS-Bla,k Cas-iriere. blue bin cassimere
blue Cashmere plain and fancy French cn,s,mere.
M IN fact, an assormont that embraces every
lyle aud quality OF material
V STS-Of all qualities. fashions and color..
md very geneel assortment, OF Stocks, Collars.
sosoms, Shirts Drawers. Suspenders, Cloves, Hose
,nd llalf Hose; fancy satin and silk crava,s aud
Scaris.
la presenting Tie above for the favorable consid.
ration of my old friends aud customers I eau
'ssure them. that AN fully prepared To furnish the
most fashionable work measure. or very desirable
;lohng ready made. Being confident Of giving
| General satisfaction. Customers and tho public
generally respectfully invited to call and exam.
I'ne NV stock (may 81 SRCE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-19

HAVE RECEIVED an unusually large ard
q beau'lnl stock al Spring and Summer G,,i.
winch viii sell on tho pay down rrine,ple. far
chea er Than was ever hriprc offered r sale in hi.
eiv consisting IN par, Of French aud Enrlish Broad
Cloths, ni tho most beautiful styles aud annltic.
f"nch. English aud American double and single
"ll'cd Fancy md Plain Cass,m-res or these
articles n splendid assortment. uncquallcd kv Gnv
es'nhl -hmen, in this city
SUMMER GoODS-A full nss.,r,Hen, Of fine
and substantial Summer Goods. consisting IN par ~
bellows; Summer Tweeds French Linen Drills
Grating Coating. Plain and Fancy Gambroons.
Linen Check. Irish Linens. blk summer cloths
DIX Dradi'a. blk Bombazines; Eieriao Cashmere
plain French Linen, Fancy F.ench Linen. striped
cfank'ns' Blue Drills: together with any qnaniiry ,i
Inc various Kind OF Ugh, goods for Goats and Pants.
VESrlNGS-Rlk satin. Gg'd do. Ge'd S,ally.
hs MarstIlles. fg'd Silk. 6ed Niohair. fed Linen
and Silks. Fine md fancy light saiins; all new
style aud Tip Top qualities.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
well nSsufted stock Rack Ernck m, H.. f,o,,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-19
a. N. ADAMS q co.
NO. l67 MAIN STREET.

~ VI
FASHIONABLE MERCHANT TAILORS.
Have Just received from the Eastern cmics. q
choice stock OF GUpds for Gan,cmen's wear suitable
'or Tie scosnn. selected 10y Mr NJ III GRECO. Anon
their stock " III be found
Superfue French and English Broad CLorHs, Of
he bss' qualiues aud ino6, perfect flush.
CAssIMERts, plain and a!icy. very beautiful
and superior instrument
NESTlNGS: Our assortment ui fashionable Silk
and SaiIn Nes''ngs. for style. finish aud qus,i;y.
surpasses anything in ihIs city.
Fashionable Scar(s ard Crnva,s. Stocks. Gloves.
Shirts. Ga hcauiIiui paliem rendy mnde.) Sc &c.
NEW YORK SPRING FASHIONS.
We have received the n. York Sp.ing Fashions,
and are prepared u answer oil orders in our hne
u STYLE heretufpre unequaed IN This city.
~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-19
KIN SOFT AND FAIg-A. we'll d


uaiarpng d.hcIic fo,tsio hue To The com,
aleSiun. A. ctcoinr and scrynior of thai most
iisuugsi-hi cham ol & mule lo,sliuess. q trans
rarc"i lurr sN'n. NvMPu scar may be said 10
sed al onusi magical puwcs C1iupned for the
most pat "i Ofcn,ai ba~i,;i plnn-. 10 The uiier
exclusions "fall minetal sdmiSurp,iI as distinguished
incidentally Tor ls extremely bIa,d put1yin and
soohihg action on the skin; and. by acting on tho
pores ond miHU'c secreioTy vessels. expeis all
Impurities frnm the surface. ailays every tendency
10 uh ''nfnatiUu and by this ue bod alone ete ou.
ally dssiPsies all reduces tan pimples. ireskles.
snuhurn. and other unsehi,y culani yisiaiions-
80 In ical o. lOveliness Iis constant use wlchauge
the mos, bilions complexion inin one Of radiant
whueue-s; ahile en The neck. hands ond arms. il
ocsioNs a dt licacy aud fairness which ats continued
use Will hnPpily protect. with every Appearance Of
youthful charm to Ihc most Jsaneed period oflife,
Is valuable az renovniips ehd refreshing
wash dutTs travelling Or exposure TO the sun.ius,
or hnfsh wnd, ana after the iuJufiou3 degree Of
heat fell IN crowded assembhs
To gentlemen offiicicd yNl,h tend, rness of The
sh''i IN shaving, The ufihc NymSh soap " i'll he
'onnd To allay all eu,cular inaIion occs.ioHed by
co'n'non SOAP or cream, The climate. which iies
'ha' o' The United States where the variation af
"e weather sets aside nll ohonces Of calculations,
"hu "hcfe eNholaun' and damp. together with
'ous" VIM, exist throughout gr.a, p tiion Of The
year. ihe NfMPii soap has proved on invaluable
prese'valve Of the skin and from its ox,raurdinatS
efficacy, deserves place amor K the household
Hsasufes al every emily.
For sale by OFAlRCuLD
10