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Alderman Ren.haw. J. . Reporter scuily.


Between these gentlemen there appears to be
wide and striking difference of opinion, as to whe-
| Their Mr.. Yancey did or did not contend, first,
that the committee had no right to give such an
order without the authorization of the Council,
which was not given second, that the Council had
no rig hit to give such authorization, because the law
| of 1850 prohibits the Council from entering into
any contract, or making any purchase exceeding
$500, without the Mayor having sold the contract
for work or for material at public auction, to the
lowest bidder thus the committee had nsurped
the functions Of the Council had usurped power
the Council itself could exercise, but in viola
ton of law -ff
Alderman Renshaw positively asserts Mr.. Yam
cey did not utter it and moreover nothing resem-
bling, or suggestive Of it-wh list Reporter
Scully re-afiirms it over his own signature and
would feign superinduce the belief that Mr. Yancey
sustains his assertion by declaring " it is not i'm
pugned, but, on the contrary, is approved by Mr..
Yancey." As we were present and reported the
proceedings our recollection upon the subject is
vivid. We oheerfuly add own testimony, If
such were necessary, to the correctness Of Alder
man Renshaw's assertion.
We are confident that Mr.. Yancey did not utter
the words in his speech; though he may have
used those arguments in his subsequent converse
ton with Mr.. Sculy In fact, it would place Mr.
Yancey in strange positon-that he had allowed
claim Of this kind which he deemed SO illegal, te
pass without word Of objecton-without inform
ing the Council Of the illegal nature of the
ton We are confident, had he uttered the legal
argument inserted in the speech, we should have
noticed them.
| We learn that large number Of the Aldermen
say they never heard the language imputed to Mr.
L Vancev
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-17

VILLAINS LoosE.-There is more villany, more
fiendishness of crime now at large and destroying
the property and peace Of the people Of this coun-
try, and staining its annals with deeds OF fire and
food than can be indicated on the records OF past
years. Time was when murders were recorded as
occurrences calculated to shock the senses, and
when the incendiary was imagined, as his fell
deeds were portrayed in blazing language-some
being so damnable, yet mysterious, that human ma
ture would recoil at the thought OF his presence.
1t is not SO now The chronicler of events mar
rates murder, or murders daily-how shocking
soever the details may be-with comparative cool
ness, while the people take time to read them, not
until they have parused all the more exciting =
and I" interesting intelligence in the newspapers.
The " incendiary, also, has lost all the horrors
that, in purer times, were associated with the mere
assurance of his existence. The numbers in which
his class abounds, may judged from the fact that
his torch bazes in his hand almost nightly, lumi-
mating some city or village or hamlet in the Union,
with proofs most ample Of his hellish exploits.
The only mystery now encrcing his character lies
in the facility with which he evades pursuit and
punishment The times and the perils with which
they are environed, seem to call for the use OF ex
traordinary and most potent specifics to purge
the atmosphere of civilization OF the diabollca
spirit, the devils ,Dra, whose deadly poison seems
to have mingled with it TO extent already fearful
| to contemplate
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-17
DEATH ON RATS AND REACHES.

DIES rROYER guaranteed tbs safe and effective agent
ever u.ed for these troublesome vermn
For sale by WRIGHT co. Sole Agents, l5i Charirss at
u,- Also, LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER AND PILLS, for
Destroying Rats Anus all tnds Of Vermin. my17 Up
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-17
The ssLouisville Journal" and BULLS
SARSAPARILLA.


tY~ PRENTICE, the celebrated editor Of the Louisville
Journal, thus speaks of BULLS sARsAPAalLLAi
a grauhed in reading extracts from the nu-
meron daily d. the farfamed Dr. JOHN
BULL. We disposed doubt, when he first in
troduced ms sARSAPARii.A the public. But the strong
cotuney receiving from all quarters prove that
valuable mecicne capable OF accomplishing All That lis
promises behalf We give below exsraet from
letter. addressed Dr. Bull by Mr.. VIM Augustus Trgg Post
master the genuineness of which vouch for
"NswHARMoNy, Ind, June IL, 1850.
JOHN BULL Dear Sir: must here be permitted 10 say
Ia OF SaIsapara was
IL trial with myself anu FAM myself ne'
afflicted with Dyspepsia Vertigo etc Mrs Trsg suffering oi
years. Headache accompanied with Liver Com
usiug bottles discovered, 10 our delight anu
e from its than myself or wife ever
TIN medicine Three oil my
children Cough that knew which cause US
much They entirely cured lew days by the use OF
sarsaparla therefore, th TRUTH safely ecomme
''WM. AUG TRIGd."
NJ sale wholesale and RETAIL at tie proprietors prices by
J.WRIGHT n co.
Only for Neworieans, Isl Chartre. st.
CANVASED HAMS-20 cks. Morgan IL Will
" sons Successors Clarkson & Coz St, ou in Store
myl7 FERn KENNETH Il 90. % Masazlne ct.
MOLASS ESQ bbls. and "a half bbs. Sugar
myi1 FERb KENNETH co 80 Magazine st.
N AILS-lOO kegs Fall River Nails, in store.
~ myi7 FERD. KENNETH Il CO. % MssaznssL
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-17

7 OST OR MISLAID-Between Graver St,
II via Camp street and he Post office, HIT DRAFT
drawn by Messrs Buckley Holt W. Crockett in favor
Smith and endorsed by him. for hundred dollars
dated May IA. 1851 The payment has been stopped Any
who finds the said Draft and VIII leave 1t at the Office OF
the su bscribeT "a Gravier street, will be rewarded.
myH JACOB SOFIA. Notary Public
"ANTED-The subscriber informs his friends
w and the public that be has taken lease of The -
large House Bienvle and ront Levee streets, .N
square below the Customhouse, fronting he Gl
Steam Paeke! Landing and will soon open It as
named ALT HOUSE, where Travellers and boarders will
find all the comforts OF home. The Galleries in front COM
mand view for several miles the etc. the steam
ships and vessels of description which daily
arriving and departing from this port AT present. 10 or ~
be accommodated with board, Also several
pie y and sleeping all new Tor rent on reason
able terms by The proprietor on this premises
JAS. ELEPHANT.
WANTED-A Partner in the Hotel business; one who
furnish about &lO $40 in Furniture, or $OV
cash Also
FOR RENT-A Holel doing profitable business; car
accommodate 70 100 eglby situated or par
cusrs please apply TO JOHN s Andrews,
mvI7 1922 Poydras
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-17
BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS.

II D. GAY 1873 Charles eel, for sale superb XXR
i lot OF Fnehsas Con cIas, Mag oias tFu cata a4B
pslafgoniuni-, Hoyds 1,smi es &4
etc Ladies respectfully solicited call aud Inspect VET
-, Ia t2e n Chart .t,set myis lv 2dp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-17

meteorological journal.
Kept by D. T. LILLE Co.., Nautical and Philosophical
Instrument mAses, - Customhouse street.
ErnmM Am NJ inclus
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-17
Chi ailp Crfsfr,rt.

The Railroad Convention in June, we are in
formed, is intended only for the Opelousas Road
and not for general dissusson Of internalimprove
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-17
LARGE AND MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
Alfred .HlSNrOe r. 20.

oF NIdSdZIIIe sETttt'
NJ Would particular attention of their friends and
present extensive assortment of FASHION,
ABLE CLOTHING By late arrivals have received very
large additions stock and purchasers will be satisfied by
calling that assortment
rs NOT EQUALLED
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-17

APPOINTMENTS, ETC. Washington, May s,
or. MIR Shape, Census CLERK, has resigned.
s. H. Plat, OF New York, Clerk in the Trea-
sury Department, has been removed
Jno. L. Dorsey, Clerk in the Treasury Depart
ment, has been removed. az
Hugh Cameron, Of New York, has been an.
pointed Clerk in the Treasury Department.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-17

The Basis OF REPRESENTATION IN sourH
CARoLisA.-A correspondent Of the Patriot thus
depicts the democratic formation of the Legislature
Eight Of the low country parishes, with white
population Of only 5l93, send eight Senators and
mae Representatives to the Legislature, while the
Populous District Of Spartanburg, with 1S,495
send but one Senator and five Representatives
The united parishes of St. Philips and 81
MichssPs, with white population Of only q, 453
furnish twenty members To the House Of Repre-
sentatives, while the Districts Of Spartanburg and
Grsenvills, with = population of 81 $50, send but
Aine."
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-17

The Cumberland Civilian states that man
named Richard w Clarke has been arrested The village
of Fnsone, Allegheny county, and odgedfn the Cumher
land JAIL charged with numbering his wife few days
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-17
COATS, suitable for Summer:
Summer VESTS-BeautifuIa assortment

Summer VESTS-BeautifuI assortment:
ny invite purchasers cal and examine styles Of
for Summer The following is only partial description
Fancy Colored Musciiss Vests;
Plain do do do
White, Plain and Figured do
10 do Linen Vests;
Plain Color Linen Drill do
Fancy Fig ured Linen Drill do
Fancy Figured aud Plain Linen Go saner Vests
India Grass Linen DO 40
Silk and Linen DO 40
Buff Corn Colored and White Cashmere do
Black Bonbazne, silk and Satin Vests made up lght
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods:
No Our assortment following description OF UNDER
GARMENTS. etc. is very complete
White Linen and Cotton Shirts latest styles
Gentee, ped aud figured Muslin Shlrtsi
GauEe sieno tlanne aud OauEe Cotton UndersTts
Gnuze silE and t4se Thread Undershirs and Drawers;
Goamer Wrappers, beautiful arr ole for Summer wear
GLOVES, HOSIERY, etc.
Striped and piain Six Half Hose;
Cott.n taf Hose, With SIX r
I.ntrn and I,sle Thread half Hosei
Light and dark coored SILK Glovesi
Linen aud isle Thread do
Also-A beaut full assortment Of CRAVATs SUsPENDEhS,
GLOVES, SILK LINEN and FANCY HDKFs, etc. ETC.
ay- We are selling all kinds Of WINTER CLOTHING
at unusually low prices
ey ONE PRICE FOR GOODs-No DEVIATION.
ALFRED MUNROE 81 co.
,nvls 1,n If "a Magazine street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-17

STAGE OF THE PaINciPAL WESTERN RIVERS
on Saturday, the 10th inst:
Upper Mississippi Falling. with three and a
half feet water on the Lower Rapids
Missouri Falling from St. Joseph down, with
thirty inches on Howard Bar.
Illinois-F Falling, with eight feet on the princpa
barE. Fa
Lower MISUNDERSTANDING with nine feet i
the channel between ST. Louis and Cairo.
Ohio--Falling, with three feet on the falls, an
six feet in the canal at Louisville.
Cumberland Rising slowly, with six feet @
Harpeth Shoals.
Mississippi water in its delta, falling everywher
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-17
MONTROss a. sTILWELL.

SPECIE.
eOE OOO IN SILVER, for sale by
sDACsOOO W. w. WHITE g. co.
Eamp street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-17

Newark, N. j., has a population of 1854, Of
which only 49, 81 are of foreign birth
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-17

: PApucAH, May 9-PM-- Hoffman, the notori.
Gus swindler, was arrested here yesterday, and
takenio 81. Louis last night.
One Frenchman murdered another Frenchmsn
last evening. The murderer Immediately fled, but
arrested to-day, al Metropolis, Ill.
We bad slight shower this afternoon. The
Ohio and Tennessee are rising slowly; Cumber-
land rising fast.
Freieh,s are coming in slowly. We notice sew
eral hundred bales co ion are landing and consider
able tobacco in warehouses. Freighls, low.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-17
LA sONINAMBULA

A Card.
eyt" Mr.. and Mrs REEVES respectfully announce tina
their IN ~ { takes place THIS (sATH RDAY) evening"
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Fashionable Clothing.
No. ~ CAMP STREET.
Opposite Heweu's Exchange.
We receipt Of complete Stock "i FAsHIoNA
Bile CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS. comprising nearly
the OF Dress suitable for the season.
THOMPSON II NIXON.
n22Sdn If No ~ CAMP styeet.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-17

VXJiNDow GLAss-2No BOIe, wndov Glnss assoe ed ..ss
w and qualities ms shered Tor sale at
sIamins, and inquire the price before purchasing.
- NATHAN JARVIS g. CO..
s99 Corner 81 Magazines ldC en- mon ,trs,s
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-05-22
NEW SERIES, VOL. 2 No 8.

~ had promised you, my dear -, sue
cinct narrative of these events, and in COZ
formity with my character l have now KEEP,
my word; and, though have omitted muI-
ttude of details and incidents, ] have been
too prolix l hope you will not complain OF
lit. You well understand, my dear col
league, that this recital must on no account
be published; it ought not to be published.
The utmost you are at liberty to do is to e.
low few intimate friends to read it, but you
must not permit any one to make copy.
81 have not tokl the whole truth bu.
have said not a word that is not perfectly cor
rect, and which was not witnessed by thous-
auds of persons. l have learned in the
most positive manner that in those heart
rending circumstances, and from the many
letters of officers Of the army and OF the Na-
tional Guard, far from being Lowered in TIE
opinion Of those who saw me, l have gained.
An unexampled concourse Of circumstances
paralyzed me. l had no opportunity IF ma
king use Of my experience or Of the militia
ry qualities with which nature has endowed
me. l had mott have shown it in the BE-
ginning-any thing more than the shadoa e
a command. The Ministers, the King, the
Princes, the .LurgeoiSte all intcrfercd and
impeded me- How wished at that moment
that the whole of them-the court and the
| Government were at Vincennesl But above
! all, what ought to have been done vas 20
/ give me the command fifteen DAYS previously,
in order to prepare the troops to identity
them with my manner Of acting aud 10 sup
| ply them on every point with all things Cor
such conflict. In this respect every tA:ng
had been forgotten, in spite Of. ny repeated
admonitions; admonitions given even ofi-
clously. There was no plan either for hos
tilities or for the retirement Of the Govern
ment-nO orders given to the troops as to
the mode of acting. The supply Ct a:1uni-
ton was ridiculousIy small There we're no
magazines of provisions on the principal
points IN the interior-no implements for
breaking open doors and penetrating into
the houses. In a word, there was nothing
which showed that the slightest Prccau:ion
had been taken. The only thing done was
to mark out to the different corps route to
enter on the principal points Of occupation.
That route had been drawn up, revised and
augmented since 1884 ItWas all that had
; been prepared or imagined by the geniusCs
VINO were charged with watching oYertAe des-
tines of the monarchy. Whenever l had
shown disposition to speak to the ministers
ON the subject, and to warn them against such
dangerous Indifference, l was heard with
inattention, and with an air Of email; and
: saw in their malicious smile that they bclicv-
ed was jealous of those who were in CON-
mand; and that wished to solicit the COM
] mand for myself They did not feel how
: much dcvOtedness was in my exhorta.;ons to
. them.
/ "Marshal BUoEAuD, Duke dIsly"
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-05-22
From tue Southern Presbyter:sn.
S Z NJ N AIRY.

Powers Greek Slave is now being exhibit
ed in our Southern cities.
The New York papers state that upwards
of seventy tons of wild pigeons were brought
to that city over the Erie Rail bead last
week.
Five of the conspirators agaius. the En-
peror of Hayti have been shot-onc # whom
was Custom house officer.
Mr.. Cass; our Minister at Rome, has dis
covered twenty-five volumes or packages Of
manuscripts, principally in the library Of the
Dominican monks, illustrating the Early his
tory of the Mississippi valley and Florida.
1t is estimated on the authority Of Official
documents, that for the last sixty-fYe years
our military establishments have cost at least
$3.50, 900.
The Swiss journals are filed with details
of the numerous avalanches occasioned by
the mildness of the winter.
Cotton is not a native Of the United States,
but of India 1t was brought to This ooun-
try somewhere about the year 1898.
A company has been formed and a pros
pectus issued at Galway, Ireland. 70 establish
line of steam packet ships between that
port and some port or ports in merieA, here
after to be determined.
Straw braid work, of the most durable and
beautiful kind, can be manufactured out of
the leaves of the common Iong-leaf pine.
a paper called The National Monument"
is about to be established at Washington City,
the profits of which are to 60 towards con-
pleting the Monument to Washington.
A deputation Of sixty Hungarian ladies,
of the highest rank, headed by he Countess
i Won Winkhein, daughter Of Field Marshal
RadetEky, have requested an audience of the
Emperor, for the purpose of petitioning him
for the complete pardon of those persons who
took part in the Hungarian revolution.
The Princess of Prussia has received an IN
: vitation from Queen Victoria to visit London
, during the Exhibition. She VIII leave in the
: beginning Of May, and will be followed shor.-
: y afterwards BY the Prince Of Prussia.
{ 1t is proposed to restore the monument to
: Ghaucer in Westminster Abbey, and sub
e scriptions are being raised for the purpose.
0nthe 25th of March, lash year, there
were 81 ,35I boys in the warehouses of Eng
land and Wales, and 40 ,S38 girls; making
! 81, 1s9.
0 The Nottingham Mercury states that funds
e have been raised and every preliminary ar
: ranged for sending Protestant mission e
g labor amongst the people of Rome and oshcI
parts Of Italy.
The Government grantsa rearly allowance
. of about half a million to the Paris theatre:
and appoints their managers.
! A fifty dollar gold coin has been received
: from California, issued by the United States
assayer. It's octagonal in shape.
j a difficulty occurred between couple o
e students at Emory College, Georgia, on Sun
q day the 27th ult., in which young MAJ
g named MiddlebroOks was Instantly killed b
9 pistol shot from another yeRng man name
Jones.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-05-22

Cotton is not native Of the United States,
but of India. 1t was brought to This ooun-
try somewhere about the year 1913.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-05-22

a company has been formed and pros
line of steam packet ships between that
port and some port or ports in America, here
after to be determined
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-05-22

Straw braid work, of the most durable and
beautiful kind, can be manufactured out of
the leaves of the common long-lea pine.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-05-22

The Swiss journals are filed with details
of the numerous avalanches oecasioned by
the mildness Of the winter.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-05-22

The whole number of pupils now receiving
the benefits of instruction and maintenance,
in Girard College, is 305, Of whom 246 were
born in Philadelphia, 59in other parts of the
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-09-02
GREENMOUNT GARDEN.

HAVE received from Baltimore from the
NJ Garden Of Messrs Portland s. Bro, lot Of
Splendid Roses.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-09-02
BE Wise I'm Time.
lis Folly to Deteri--ADlictcd Read

y NHOUSANDS are suffering from disease
4 from which there is no difficulty in being
permanentiyandspeedily relieved, proyided,he
right means be used. AS every vice has lie
own punishment, so ii would seem eyery dis
ease hasiis remedy. This is true. and there il
nothing in this life more certain .hsu'tbat The
AMERICAN COMPOUND is The most spee.
dy and certain remedy for all diseases Of del
icate character, known to- the world. Adanted
TO every stage of the disease, sex and consi;tu.
uon, al all times and seasons. there Is 4 q fssrs
OF exposure, detention from business. nor re-.
strie,ion in diet; from the certain and speedv
relief 1 gives. is now the most popular rem.
edy Of the day. Ten Thousand cases have
been cured efiectually by /. during The ' mas,
year, Prepared by practical Physician the
afflicted can rely with confidence on III enra.
tye powers over diseases Of This Character -
GCAUTiON-Askfo America: Cam
pound, and purchase only OF The Agents. 2oa
Market Street, Philadelphia. Y
a5-For sale in Martinsburg, va. bv WV
H. HEsLEriSE. Druggist; o. c. SrERrsxn
Hars'sonburg; I. HAMMosp, Harper,s- Ferry
Y. :. ktcHErnERcER, Charlestown. w. ana
oy druggists throughout the United Sfate..
November 8. IS50--Iy
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-09-02
TORACC0! T0BACCO,.

n WOULD call the attention Of lac public
Il TO my fine stock OF Chewing Tobacr, con
sisting in part Of the following choice brands,
to wit;--Belle Of Virginia, Springer's 6's.
FalrmountS's, Aati.Nefyous, Cavendish, Be,
and good article al Is cts. per pound. Very
superior Cigars, Of fine aavor-- from No |
down 10 common--such as Leon de Orc Re
gala. Ell Divan, Esculapio. Sc; Cotand Dry
Tobacco; Pipes and Stems, Sc, all Of which
intend 10 sell al such prices as viii give sat
isfaction GEORGE FUSS.
May 10, 1861.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-09-02
BALTIMORE DIRECTORY.
WILLIAM BROWN

Has yenored TO No 276 baltimore STREET. t,c0
doors Eust of his former stand,
o. WHERE he is now opening a spiend-
80 idassortmento W.dTCTfESand TIEIgr.
ELkY ofeysry description, just received by
late importatloas; which. added % his formed
stock, renders his assortment equal 10 ANY in
The city. He respectfully inylies his friends
and lht public generally to call and examine
the same.
He IS prepared 10 sell any article in Ills line
IS cheap as the same goods can be purchased
% this country; ana soiieiis for his new es-
Establishments continuation OF The patronage
heretofore bestowed upon him assuring rs
Trends and the public ihai he viii use his hes
endeayors 10 give them satisfaction.
January z, 1851 = liz
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-09-02
Look roeu to The lfarks Of The Genaia,
NEW GOODS.

FEyEIE subscriber respectfully informs his
Il friends and the public that he has recei-
we'd his Spring and Summer stock Of
Goods; they have been selecIed with more
than usual care, and will be sold al very short
profits 10 ailthai may be disposed 10 give him
a call. He is net disposed 10 boast or brag,
but thinks he can beat the Slate. Don't take
my word-but call and sect
April %. 1861. JOH.N. II. LIKE.NS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-09-02
CASH For NEGROES.
NO MISTAKE,

A Certain Remedy for the Tooth Ache.
nR. HAYS Tooth -iche Drops prepared and tor
y sale eAciesaie and ,9taI BY Waltaa Dorsey,
Druggist No5tsasblgg, 70.
Having acquired the right to prepare and sell
the above, now offer it to the public with full
confidence in its VIRTUES having tested it to my
tire satisfaction those therefore, in need of the
above viii please give us call, as they may rest
assured Of getting first rate remedy for the
Tooth-Aehe WILLIAM DORSEY,
Feb. Is, 1851. Druggist
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-09-02

y An old fellow being visited by his pastor,
Tie latter assured him that be could not be
K good christian unless he took up bis daily
ross--whereas he caught up bis wife, and
Logan Juggling her about the room.