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Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-20
PEOEE 'TSYE.
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Part /.
Gfec-fiarh. the hollow woods
g The Mariners Gi.e.
Song-A life on the OCEAN wave.
Glec-Land o: our fathers.
: Gallant and gaiiy.
Song-Rockaway.
G!ee-IIal smiling morn.
Sons-silver Lake. Vocal accomp ar;.
mtut.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-20

At the great Mass Meeting in New York
City, to give impulse to the Texas ball. n
resolution complimentary to the Hon. Silas
Wright, was roted do,cn. Capt. Rydners, is
the present bright particular Star, of the
Anthony Street, and Five Points Dcmocra-
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-20

The great abolition scheme of the
British Government in Jamaica, is a
lamentable failure. The Negroes are
lazy and i'm provident-the product of
the Island is steadily falling off from
insufficient labor TO till and gather the
crops, and the condition of the eman.
cipated Blacks is miserable even as
compared with their former slavery.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-20

The Bill to reduce the salaries of the
Judges in Illinois to $1,000, has pass.
ed both Houses.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-20

The dress-makers Of New York have
come out with a new style of costume
very high in the neck. to which they
have given the name of Ondeydonks!
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-20

The Oregon Bill, as it has passed Il.
House, fixes its boundaries a, 4ao -,
$40 40> and is similar in provision. :,
the Organic Law Of our own Terri,o,v
The Salary Of the Governor is 70 /.
$4,000; the Secretary 81 500 and II.
Judges $4,000 per annum. Six hmm.
dred snd forty acres Of land are 10 h.
granted to each actual settler; one him.
dred to the wife and one hundred and
sixty to each child. Provisions are
made for protecting the rights of British
subjects until the twelve months no,;oo
which closes the joint occupancy, shall
have ended.
The Legislature of Missouri hav.
i
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-20

The Bostonans have finally got quorum
in the Board of Aldermen and City Council,
but no Mayor. A sixth trial has resulted
like the preceding ones-in no choice
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-20
CONGRE SS.

In the House, Feb. 3d-The consid.
Grafton of the Bill for erecting Terri.
torial Government in Oregon. was re-
sumed and passed to be engrossed,
Yeas, 40; Nays, 50.
In the Senate, Feb. 4,h-Mr Arch.
er. from the Committee on Foreign re-
lations, made report on the Joint
Resolutions from the House, to Annex
Texas. The Report recommends the
rejection Of the Resolutions. Four of
the members Of this Committee, Mr.
Archer, Berrien, Mr. Morehead, and
Mr. Choate, are understood to have as
scented to the Report, Mr. Buchanan
alone, refusing to concur. The ground
Of the position taken by these gentle
men, is the exclusive control which
the Senate have as the treaty making
power, over the whole subject, which
assumption it is confidently believed
the majority Of the Senate will sustain.
Mr. Evans, from the Committee on
Finance, made report adverse to the
passage of the Independent Treasury
Bill, and gave notice that when up for
consideration, he should move its ill.,
definite postponement. The Post
Office Bill was taken up and discussed,
and finally reported to the Senate.
In the House. the Bill graduating the
sale of the Public Lands, was up for
| final action.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-20

1t is supposed that the Revenue Bill
now before the Illinois Legislature, if
passed, will meet the demands of the
subscribers to the Canal Stock, if SO,
the negotiation may be considered as
successfully completed.
There was rumor some little time
since of diplomatic trouble at the Court
of Texas. The repor, that Gen. Duff
Green, our extraordinary envoy. had
been "set back" seems to be true.--
While Shannon was brow beating the
Mexican Minister, Gen. Green anus.
ed himself by insulting President Jones
and in consequence has been suspended
in the exercise Of his functions, or rath.
er his recognition has been fully re-
voked. by the Texan Government.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-20

The would.bs Rhode Island Epamnondas
takes "cold cut" from the Virginia Senate
Resolutions condemnatory of the imprison
ment OF Dorr, were laid on the table with
only one dissenting voice. "Alas. poor
Yorck."
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-20

Mr. Richie, of the Richmond En-.
quir er, has fallen suddenly in love with
New England interests. In rejoie-
ing article on the passage of the Texas
resolutions in the House. he "reJolces
for '.the sake of New England whose
manufactures and whose shipping will
receive new impulse from the markets
of Texas" This overlooking Of bro
therly love for the North, elbows too
much abuse for the same section to
make ali impression Of sincerity. fit
was not foreseen by this very print
that annexation would give everything
to the South without comforting the
smallest benefit upon the Free States,
we should have bugle blast of warn.
ing from the old seneschal that would
wake the echoes of the Allegheny
mountains.
The tenth and eleventh Of February,
were especially assigned for the con.
sideration of the Bill for the admission
of Florida and Iowa. A few DAYS will
put us out of doubt AS to the fate of our
application, so far as the House is con.
cerned. Should the bill be rejected bv
the lower branch the matter ends for
the session, and even if it pass that
ordeal, it has yet to run the gaun,le, Of
the Senate where its success is cues.
tiop ahla
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-20

The Legislature of Missouri hav.
organized sixteen new counties a, the
present session.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-20

The editor of the ST Louis Gazette, clips
from an old editorial of ours, and bv mis-.
spelling some word 5 and adding others, not
in the origina !, m axes very clever travcsty
o! IT. he is sa listed with his wit, we will
not complain Of the mutilation and we speak
OF 1t only that he may know that we can
distinguish, courtesey from blackguardism.-
While or. the subject, we may as well lay
him und er an obligation to US for truth,
none the woi;se from being frankly told
Some of his own editorials are pitched upon
fiat and even then, fall away from the
key FHppancy and affectation alone will
trar sior m an editor into Willis, when
we airing an open shirt collar can make eve.
ry Poet Byron.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-20

But see-what clutches he within his grasp
And 10! the stltfencd fingers OF the dead
he twines around il in an icy clasp,
He sioops--he drinks--then raising up his
head
Exclaims with fiendish JOY: Now am
free,
My wife's own hand has held the cup for
me-" +. NJ. l..
Burlington, Feb. II, 1916.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-20

There are now, three important Terrific.
ries, each possessing an adequate population
for State sovereignty" So says tho Mi
ners' Express. Where is the third? 1t is
notorious that Florida has not the required
amount of souls to make it full pa tern for
a State, unless reckoned after South Carroll.
ma Enumeration. where they multiply the pro.
duct by two and then add 1000 to cover
contingencies. 1t is quite uu fort unate 70.
the admirers OF our nascent "Nagna Char.
Ia" that Florida is to be the "left bower"
Of Iowa, in the cutting ard skuffiing of ad-
mission. Even if the bill passes, the Senate
may think that laying our grapp,e upon
Texas is casting suffir lent contempt upon
the Constitution Cor one. Session, without
following up the wrong by adding two more
members to the crnfc deracy, one Of which
lacks an importa mt requisite Of eligibility.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-20
The Postage Reform, which all OF

The Postage Reform, which all OF
both parties have SO ardently desired
is likely to pass to that undiscovered
bourne''-the clerks table. But two
weeks of the Session now remain and
into that time is compressed; in the
House the long winded vaporing about
Oregon and in the Senate the hum
drum of Annexation. We had hoped
in common with the great majority OF
the Nation, that the present Congress
would have made some substantial
claim upon the recollection of their
constituents by salutary revision OF
the whole postage system.
This might have aloued for much Of
the ruffianism, which has given them
prominence above their predecessors,
in the descending grade Of Legislative
dignity. AS it is, the scorn which at.
tends active infamy settles into the
contempt which follows the departing
power Of wrong doing.
Rhode Island has fallen into rough hands
The Louisv lie Democrat proposes, in al
further allusion to the State, to set up the
name in inverted types. This is cruelty
Of punishment beyond breaking upon The
wheel or trampling to death by Elephants.
Why not send Mike Walsh with a chosen
band of Suhterreneans to upset Newport
into the Ocean, and drown out Providence
and the rest oe the State, by bailing ou
Long Island Sound with FIRE buckets-,hi.
would end their sufferings at once.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-20

We are authorized 10 aaaounco the nsTno
of ITALIAN MYLER, as a candidate Tor
the Office Of constable.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-24
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue Of deed Of Trust dated The 10Th
- day Of October. lS42. executed by Hiram
Martin 10 ice as Trustee. 10 secsre The p,ymen, Of
certain dents in said deed mentioned. / shall ofer
at public sale TO the highes, bidder. nj the front
door Of the Court House, on Monday The 5lh day
OF May the following described renl property
VIZ Lot No 43. situate on the North side of Vale
street, in tina, part Of Middle Wheeling laid of :s,c
lots by Noah Zane, John Fawce't and others.
Also. lot number IS in East VIII. cling and or
which is erected good brick tenement.
The title To the above properly is believed 10 be
lndisputable. but selling trustee shall only con-
vey such lille ms is vested in ne by said deed.
TERMS OF SALE CASH.
apis JAS A CLARKE. Trustee
The above sale is postponed until the 22i inst.
The above sale is postponed until Monday III,
7ih day Of July next. Terms cash. may 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-24
TRUSTEES SALE.

10y Writ ne of n deed Of trust from Robert Bale
m-O win 10 the subscriber bearing dalc The 29lh
day ofOctober 1871 and recorded in the Clerks Of
flee Of the county court OF Ohio county shall sell
on Saturday the 2lst day ofJune 1916. at the front
door OF The court house Of Ohio county public auc.
lion TO the highest bddeLIhe following lois & parcels
of ground that is say, Lot No l76 NJ The corner OF
Fifth and Zane streets IN The city Of Wheeling
of Zane and east of Fifth street. Also. the wcsi
hall Of Lot No IT'S, Immediately adjoining said Lot
No l76. Also. Lots Nos &c "a % and 90 on Clay
street between Fourth and Ff'h sis, in Updeg off s
addition 10 The said city Of Wheeling. Also Lot No
l2. Tho corner Of said Fourh and Clay streets in
said addition and city Immediately opposite snid
I Lot No 90 Also. Two thirds Of Lot No i | adjoining
said Lot No 2.lle portion sfsaid Lot No | convey.
ed 10 The subscriber being the western part thereof
Also. west half Of Lots Nos 10 and 9, Immediately
adjoining said Lot No III in said addition and city
| Ako Lot No 3. fronting IN said Fourth 81 49I fee
and adjoining said DIS Nos IL and L. Also. the
one undivided third part Of twenty acres Of Ian,
and The Coal aud Coal Privileges and rights, ada
cent 10 the CITY of Wheeling on Stone Coal Run
beng the same sold Ivy William Chapline to on,
Henry Moore and said Baldwin, rs will he seen b,
deed recorded in said office, in Deed Book 81
page 226.
Tcrma mode known on The day Of sole. Sellins
rs Trustee, ! shall convey 10 the purchaser onl,
such title rs is vested IN me Ivy said deed Of ttusi
may II EDW III FITzUU0H.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-24

Blue blk do do Blue d, do Brown d"
eGreen do do Olive do do Black Sum
inner cloth DO DO brown do do al,
',Croa'ing coating do d, French Dradirn do
Summer Twccds do 40 Summer cob do
French linen do white and brown do Cling,
ham do calico chnlz do; and a thousand other
kinds no, vet named.
VI PANTS-Blook Cashmere. blne blk cass,mer.
blue cashmere. plain and fancy French cashmere.
md in fact, assortment that embraces eyerv
lyle and qualify OF material
STS-Of all qualities. fashions and color.
\ md q very gen,eel assortment of Stocks, Collars
sosrms. Skirts Drawers. Suspenders, Cloves, Hose
aud Half Hose; fancy satin aud silk erava's and
Scarfs.
II In presenting the above Tor the favorable consid.
H ration Of my old friends and customers I can
,ssure them. that am fully prepared To furnish the
most fashionable work 10 measure, or very desirable
o,hing ready made. Being confident Of giving
III general satisfaction. Customers aud the public
generally respectfully invited 10 call uhd exam.
u ne NV stock. (may 81 SR'CE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-24

nICrORIAL BlBLE--Jusl received Nos %
n % and 25. Of Ilarpers' Pictorial Bible. The
subscriber, that have not received their back -.
wonld do well TO call and get them al ROBB =
Bookstore. corner Of Main u Union sis msyl7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-24

HAVE. RECEIVED an unusually large ard
Beautiful stock of Spring and Summer Gmls.
wn'ch VIII sell on tho pay down princip,e. far
cheaper Than was ever before offered for sale in This
cry. consisting in part OF French aud English Broad
LIONS OF The most beautiful styles and qualities
French English md American double aud single
m'lled Fancy and Plain Cass,rneres. or these
articles splendid assortment, unequalIed by 1nv
establishment in this city.
SUMMER GoODS-A fill assortment Of fine
s"n substantial Summer Goods. consisting in par ms
loliows Summer Twecjs. French Linen Drills.
cfoni'ng Coating. Plain and Fancy Gambroons.
Linen Check. Irish Linens. blk summer cloths
OH Dradiia. blk Bombazines; Merao Cossirneres.
pam French Linen, Fancy French Linen. striped
Crankns Blue Drills, together with any ansn,,,y Of
The various kind, OF light goods for Coats and Pants
vESTINGS-Brk satin. fgd do 6g'd Shally.
hs'd Marseies. fe'd Silk. 6g'd Nlohoir. fad Linen
and silks. Fine and fnncy light saiins; ali new
style and Tip Top qualities
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Awei' assorted stock Black Frock and Dress Goats
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-24

\RUSr SALE-By virtue Of a deed of Trus,
mnde to me- the subscriber. by William Chap
line. dated The SIKH day Of February ls4I. and
recorded in the clerks office Of Ohio county. m
book "a. page AIT. shall. on tho 26lh day Of
May next. Of The door Of the court house in Vince.
ng proceed 10 sell at public auction to the hiphes,
and best bidder. the following described real estate
TO wit. four lois or parcels Of ground lying in South
wheeling. on The West side Of Market street. being
cts numbered l0l. l02, l03 and l04; together with
the ienemens and Improvements thereon: consisting
Of one dwelling house. and two large brick pork
houses. Selling as Trustee. I shall only convey
such TILE as is vested in me by said deed OF trust
TERMS OF SALE One fourth cash. and the
balance IN three equal instruments, payable in six
twelve and eighteen months, with interest from the
day OF sale; the purchaser giving bond with GOOD
security Zap 24) JAMES PAUL., Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-24

>RUST SALE-By virtue of a deed Of Trust
i execuiei by Hamilton Pollock. bearing daie
IN rhe 18th day Of May lS43, and recorded in the
clerks Office Of The county count Of Ohio county,
hall. on the 24h day Of May next. proceed To sell
Il the front door Of the Court house Of Ohio county,
certain parcel OF ground. TO wits tho south holf OF
io No 80, situate on the LAS, side Of Fourth street
few doors North OF Union street. in the city of
Wheeling. Selling Us Tru tee, I shall only make
such title as is vested IN me by said deed Of Trust
ap23 NJ MEL SON, Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-24
HOTEL FOR INVALIDS.

| n II PlTTSBURGlI-D fs SPEER Il KJJUN
| "A The object Of this establishment IL To sunni,
want greatly felt by respectable travellers on ou
| western highways--by residents, without iemiIy
| taken sick-and by patients from the surroundinp
towns and country who resort 10 this place Tor RELIEF
IRON surgical end other diseases. Such have often
suffered fom the want Of the various comfort. ond
attentions 90 necessary and agreeable TO the sick
and from careless ond unfailhful nurses; md been
subjected 10 heavy and unreasonable ctaraes
lnvelds will here be provided with cops,on,
faithful and comfortable attendance uni N, n ,o,.
much below the usual charges.
winnie The care oil both ply sicians will be ex,en
ded 10 every variety ofdisease. is intended bv H.,
Speer TO give special attention 10 all SURGICAL M.
easss, particularly 10 DISEASES OF THE Eye.
10 these branches Of his profession he hus eiveo
a'ge snare oil his attention Tor the last twenty Eve
years. and no will continue to devote TO them Tho
'he experience acquired by a constant practice dn.
ring that time.
The Hotel for Inynlids is not on experiment. I,s
establishment Is suggested not only as necessary 10
supply ON evident want in this city, in the eniiro
absence OF any special provision for the sick bu, il
warranted also by the of similar institution,
at Cincinnati and New Orleans--ihc former under
tho latter under that Old Stone.
The building selected for tho purpose is pleo,an,
y situated on the north bank Of The Allegheny river
near The aqueduct. Il Is commodious and roomv
and furnished with oil accommod atoms necessayv
for the sick.
Applications for odmisson 10 be mnde 10 the
subst fibersat their office on Penn street. PITTSBURGH
or NJ the establishment.
W No contiguous diseases will he admitted.
II SPEER. MD.
may 10 Sd KUHN. NJ ID.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-24

VgNRUSr SALE-in pursuance of a deed of
~ Trust made 10 me, The subscriber, by Hamp-
den Zane, dated The l4ih day Of March 1914. md
recorded in the Clerks office OF Ohio county, in
nook No. ~. shall. on the Gath day of
May next. al tho door OF The Court House in
wheeling proceed TO sell al public sale 10 the
highest and best bidder. for ready money, the
following real estate in Wheeling and the corpora,e
limits thereof TO w.t. oil the one undivided half of
The ground in Wheeling, lying south Of Union ST
East OF Water street. west OF Main street, and North
OF and adjoining the lower town Of Wheeling toge.
lher with the one undivided hall Of The Houses and
improvements thereon; ond also oil his Csaid Hamp.
den Zanes) right. interest and estate in aud TO the
iraci OF land on which The town Of Wheeling was
LAID OIL. and which includes oil the SAID iraclo of
81 Wheeling was laid OF. and which was laid out
into lots by Tho late Noah Zane, and his Their the
late Ebenezer Zane and excepting such parts thereof
rs The said iIampden Zane, has by deeds recorded
in Ohio county. heretofore conveyed TO George
Mendel T. Pollock. w w Shrver, Sophia II John
sion and NJ FUele. and excepting also the Mansion
house on which Mrs Mary J. Dorsey, now resides
ar 2ls VIM III CHURCHILL. Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-24

- CASES OF German aud American States of
nay 6 VIM ROBE. Cor Nam g. Union ala
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-24
sALE-Lor ~ IN sauAn

TtHANCERY SALE-LoT IL IN SQUARE
~ 20-Prtsunnt to the decree made by The
Circuit Superior CoDn Of Law and Chancery for
Ohm county. Virginia, on the filth day Of February
1915, in The suit in chancery between PARSER
CAMPBELL complainant. md SAMUEL LYoN AND
NANcY ns WIFE. JOnN RTcHlg AND OTHERS.
Iefendanis--l will on Monday. the SIXTEENTH
day Of JUNE 1916. sell Of public auction, Of Inc
front door of the court house Of said county The lot
Of ground (with The nppurienances) mentioned IN
said decree. situate in Belle Air addition 10 Whee-
ling, and numbered ~, (lwe.sc) 10 square 20
uweniy) on HE general plat Of 'nid addition. being
The same lot on which tho said Macy Lyon, former
ly resided.
TERMS Ten per cent Of the purchase money
10 be paid in hand. aid the residue ~ equal install
menis in *, Twelve and eighteen months from The
day Of sale with interest from An day, the purcha.
ser giving bond ond security for The deferred
inslamonts. and The title being retained as further
security, until payment ia full.
W MITCHELL
may l6 LAR for Plf Commissioned
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-24

ID PAINE & co, MANAGERS,
WHEELING, ~.
Dfawing of The Ppkofnoke River Lottery class %
SIS 50 8 S 90 So 80 50 81 70 81 rs
Lowest prize 81,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-24

boo S BOOKS Just received. a Inrpe
- ard splendid assortment Of School, Medical
ana miscellaneous Books; which will be sold chem
wholesale or retail. VIM ] RORR
may Corner Of Main and Union SITS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-24
'rLENDip SCHEME

May 9Th. lsii.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-24

H\HE LATEST OUTS Patrick's Eve. by
u Charles Lever; Charles Tyrrell or the Bitter
Blood. ny G james; The Man at AIMS. or Hen.
ry de Cerons by G. P II James; The Palois ROYAL BY
yohn Ii Nancur; Ensiain Poniors or the Stolen viii
ny frederick Soule; Nan ID, rrell or the Gypsey
by w ROBB, cor Main q. HMM, .,,o ~, s"''
nav IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-24
SKIN SOFT AND F..U--As we'll 70

@ hIN cOE AMI 5ssN--As NcU ~
- imparhhg a dchcdie To,,ac hue To- The com.
p'esOh ~ creeIur aud cor servairr of that most
Js,ibgsiShi charm 81 male !u, eliness, a IfaLs.
parent lar sn'n. NYMfii SOAP mn, be said 10
"xcd an almost magical power Cnn p,,ed f,r tho
most part oi Oriental balsomi- plnn,S ia the uiier
exclusion all mnc'nl adxturet ~ dustin. "A sl, a
incidentally for lis extremely bland. purifying and
soothing ncii"n on tir skin; aud. hy acting un The
I"res aud minute scrtcI1ry vessels ,,ye!S all
'mpnrirs from the sntiare. nllays every tcud,nc
To nh 'mmaiiuo and. by this hud lone etisrI
ally dissirsics oil rcduess. Ian. pimples. irctkic-.
snnhurn and ether unseh'y cuiautOus vniiaiinus.
soinImical To- lovclInoss lis constant lchancc
The most bilious complexion into one of rsdinnt
whi'ehess; while on The nee L. hands and arms. ~
ocs'ows d,hcacy aud fairness - hich it, continued
use VIII happily protect. With every appearance OF
youthful chafm. To the most at, anced period ofifc
Hs valuable ms a rcnsvaiing ai.i refreshing
"osh. dutfs travelling or exposure 10 the sundas.
or harsh wmd. anu after tho injurious desrec sf
henI ieii IN crowded assemble.
To gentlemen afflicted wuh a Tenderness 81 tho
SRI" IN shaving The use e the Nyms .aap " ~ d.,
'onhu To ailay oil euicular irritation urcnsint ell by
coh'oon 'oap ar cream, or the climate which lin,
'na' oi the United States where the ,arin,inn of
INC weather sets aside NIL chances OF eaIruIa,ion.
ana where exhibitions and damn, together with
rough wind. exist ihraughoui grra, p,,ion ol ths
year. The NfMPIi soap has proved an inva!uobl,
pfesefvaive OF The skin. and rom its cxiraurdino,x
efficacy. deserves place smorg the household
treasures Of every family.
For sale by FAIRCUUD
NJ 10