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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-11-08
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

The news is brief, but important and war
like. Tho Sultan has appealed to the moral,
and Unnecessary to the material aid of France
and England by demanding the presence of
their fleets before Constautinople,
Trieste letter of the 18th SAYS the decla-
ration of war was published in an imperial
manifesto, and pas posted on all the walls OF
the Mosques.
Omer Pacha, on the 9th formerly summoned
Gorachakoff TO evacuatc the Ottoman terrific
ry. Pacha will allow fifteen days--out if Rus
sic definitely refuses. he will commence hos
tilities nj once-but in tho mean time will not
cross the Danube. This would delay opera
tions till tho cath October
A corps of 10000 additional Trrksh troops
had bcen ordered.
Tho navigation ofthc Danube and Back Sea
is guaranteed to neutral flags. r
The Clergy had offered 10 place 200 0,0O0, 900
piaires ($s00O,000) of church property a: the
Sultans disposal.
The Sultan had represented TO the Ambas-
sadors of Foreign governments, that he desired
to settle the difficulties with Russia peaceably; /;
but as his ancestors had gained their Empire
by he sword. the Turks would perish in its
supporter if fate ordained that their country
should fall to another master, they you'd quit
Europe as they entered it-sword in hand.
The opinion is that tho L rench and English
will allow the Turks and Russians to fight
their own BATTLES, but if the Turks are defeat
ed will prevent the Russians from marching
on Constantinople. With this view, protec.
ting force might occupy strong position bo.
sltion between Croussa on the Danube and
Kestendge on the Black Sea of Marmora or
Kicstchant.
Neither Franco or England are arming op-
emily, but the forces of both countries are in
very effective condition.
The Russians on their part are active
Gen. Luder had arrived at the camp. Tho
troops werc in motion up tho river Fifteen
battalions of infantry, with 81 pieces of artille-
had marched through Bucharest. Prince Go
rachakoff. it was reported, had in effect annex
cd the Prncpalties. having formally notified
the Hospodars that Prince Menchikoff will in
future administer the Government. The re-
naming Russian officials lad left Turkey
Thirty thousand Redlffs under tho French
Colonial Magnan had been pushed forward TO
the Bosnian frontier TO watch the movements
of Prince Daniel of Montenegro, who is again
arming.
There was a rumor, (but it was disbeleved. }
that the Porte had appointed Dcmbrinski and
Klspka, the Hungarian General, to high COM
mands.
All the offors of volunteers received by tho
Turkish EInbassador arc politely and thank
fully acknowledged, but no hope has been hold
out to the parties that their services will be ac-
cepted. The Turkish Government will prob
ably decline such aid If regular assistance be
given by the French and English governments
Conflicting reports wero received from Per-
sia; the latest advices say tho Shah. acting on
tho advice of tho British Minister, cad rejected
the request of Russia to tako up arms against
tho Turks. %
Tho London Sun says that tho American
Consul at Smyrna had opposed the removal
or Koszta to America.
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From the Detroit Advertiser.
PROFANE SWEARING.

Mr. EDIToR:-Will you allow me, through
your columns, to make suggestion in refer
ence to the evil which is wide spread in the
community. do so knowing from the course
you take that you feel an interest in the NOR
| al welfare of our citizens. | refer to the prac-
| tce Of common swearing, and taking the name
of God in vain Persons who do so seem to
| forget the command of our Savior, "Swear not
at all, neither by Heaven, &c." and the pre-
cept OF the decalogue. "Thou shalt not take
the name of the Lord thy God in vain,' and
the other declaration of Christ. "For every idle
word we shall give account in tho Day of Judg-
ment" .f.u. H.f Il
The Spaniards have habit which extend
from tho richest TO the poorest, whenever they
want word to express surprise or even to fill
up the phrase, of repeating the words "Dios
mo" "my God" and if they are told Of is pro-
family or wckedness, they will probably say
they meant no harm, or they did not think
Tho very idea of the commandment is that wo
are not TO repeat his name except when we
do think, and if we do so without thinking it is
an insult to the Almighty, and breach of tho
commandment which forbids us to take il in
vain, that is without some real use. fo
In speaking with some person on this sub
ject. have used an illustration something like
the following: Suppose yon had some kind
friond who had some kind friend who had done
you many favors. whose money and influence
was at your command, who resided at Wash
ingion. Suppose in your conversation with
your workmen, your neighbors, your visitors,
you would swear by the name, you would use
it to fill up sentences, would it not be an insult
to him. Aid how much more an insult is it
to God, when he has expressly told US not to
do SO. Boys adopt this practice because they
hear men do so. Men who are not educated
do so because they hear educated men indulge
in it. The practice was so prevalent in an
cient times that the Bible says, because of
swearing tho land mourncth.'
would Mr.. Editor most earnestly romon
strate with all who are guilty of this sin tn
own sake; second for tho sake of The example
they set for others. TIC.
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Strike On

How much lse rock in the ocean, sasinst
which the waves havo beaten for centuries. in
the man OF sterling truth and robus, integrity!
Two wives of unhoy. y.passion-to uusanc.i-
fed popuar applause. he cries, ,--"Striko on.
shall not be harmed' TIE influence Of vice
Is all around him; but no is unmoved. Wealth
Is ut his command II he will but swear from, the
path Of duty. Yoa could as soon remote tho
rock of the sea, ,4aFiA
Whom u.,aoly power would remove sou on
occou.t of virtue, say camly,, strike on but do
not yicld to sin. Be firm ir your principles.
oven though death stare youin the faec. Stgike
onl DO this your motto. Whenever assnit;d by
pr power. and gloriously viii trump.
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Cosr OF A LocoMoTIvE.-Our first class mar
row gauge engines weigh empty 43 600 lbs,
and are worth l6 cents per pound Thoy will
consume ono cord of wood and 100 gallons of
water per hour and will generate 265, 900 cubic.
feet of steam por honr, of a pressure equal to
that of the atmosphere The heating surface
is of the extent of tho bottom of a boiler, %
feet in diameter. The strain, npon tho iron OF
tho shell of boiler is from 5000 to / 1000 lbs.
per square inch undor ordinary pressures.-
There is also an additional train of about 1000
lbs. per square inch exered length wise of tho
boiler TO null it apart crosswise. The whole
pressure cxerted against all the internal surfa-
ces of the boiler amount TO twenty millions of
pounds. or ! 900 tons! The usual distance
Travelled by tho locomotive, bcrg in motion
about ono eighth of tho time. is equal to onco
around tie globc every year. In going 60 miles
an hour SO feet traverscd persccand; revolu
tions Of the driving wheels arc made, requiring
strokes of tho piston. and 20 intermediate
periods of action in the valve, cqua! TO tho
division Of a second into 10 parts.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-11-08

SERIOUS ACCIDENT the Steamboat En-
pire was leaving our dock. yesterday morning
one Of the deck hands on board the boat had
his foot caught IN a blight of the line which he
was winding on and tore il clear off from the
ankle joint Drs. Goldman and Graham were
called In attendance and amputated the leg
while the boat was on her way To Monroe.-
An informant says 1t was ono of tho quickest
operations in surgery he ever witnessed, having
been performed in less than three minures.-
When Iasi heard If tho patient was doing we'll
he resides in Buffalo, and has vito and fsmiI,
IN that oity.- Toledo Blade.
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U.hce No Ib State street,


lucorpora' ed l8I0--ChaiterP Perpetual.
Authorized Capital $3.50 900; Subscribed Cap so 900
TINS long established and well known Institution,
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has aimed to public confidence, by an honora-
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Will admit The following gentlemen constitute the
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II. lIuSrNGToS, President.
Albert Day Calvin Day, James Goodwin,
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Gas j Russ. CHARLES TAYLOR, Secretary.
Christopher C. Lyman. Assistant Sec'y.
Applications for Insurance may he made directly to
the Office ofthe Compny at Hartford, to its Agents
in the principal towns and cities Of the Union.
MURPHY g. BAXTER, Agents.
Jonesville. Oct Is. 1853. n367m6
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GREAT Loss.--Mr. Ralph Phelps called w.

GREAT Loss.--Mr. Ralph Phelps called up.
on Us this morning. and gave us some statistic;
in relation I, the late fire. s. faros rcgards III.
owo'losses. He had 95 acres of pine tim aercd
land oil desir,ved. The lroos arc burned
down, and tho soil actually burned off down &c
tho ''hard pan,' or clay subsoil. Hc also had
400 cords of word burned, which he had cul
ready for market, and he estimates his loss al
over $4,000, and says there are scores of 9th
ers who has lost as muci, as he has. and some
of thom more.-[ Detroit Tribune m
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-11-08

A PRE,rpESrfaL IIEr-Ex-Governor Colby
Of New Ham shire, uiade a good hit in his
speech at tho dinner given at the great lIorsa
Exhibition at Springfield MASS. the other day.
In referring to his native State he sal "it was
well known that New Hampshire ncvcr seec-
ted her noblest SON for the highest hnnors. -
He had. no soonef uttered II than It was loudly
applandod We suspect thcro must have been
some Of the New York Adamantncs scattered
through that crowd.
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE.
OFFICE No LOG BROADWAY, NY.
aA5G.rEA


zeeKndted Capital principally INFESTED in Neo York
and United States Stock
THIS Company make all Insurance appertanin5
90 Life on the most economical and secure plan
The Premiums are charged at the usual rates. but
may be paid annually semi-annualy or quarterly. or
when the policy is for lfe and the premium amounts
TO $50 40per cent of It may be paid by note and 60
per cent. only in cash.
At the end OF each year a statement is made Of the
Companies affairs, and dividend of the profits made
10 all life policy holders.
This dividend is madn in the shape Of stock-trans-
ferabe certificates for which are issuedbearing such
interest the Trustees shall declare BY this mode
thee sa continual and increased reduction in the pre-
MUM from year To year.
The Company have now been in successful opern-
tion seven years--have insured over 300 policies
after paying heavy amounts TO the widow orphan and
creditor, they have remaining large fund $i56, ,75O)
10 meet future liabilities tIl
Seven annual dividends have been made-three Of
40, and four Of so per cent aud per cent on same
paid in cashthus showing the truths and safety of
its principles and bcnefts to be derived therefrom
NORRIS FRANKLIN, President
PLIgg FREEMAN, Actuary
Fortherinformet:en and prospectus can be had at
the Office of MURPHY & BAXTER, Agon.s.
2 6oS5. %.Ji Il Ds.ry.s M Ha5s Medical Examiners.
Jonesyille, Jan. /, 1853. 1899
N. Y. CITY INsURANC COMPANY.
uo lnHfu NEW YORK CITY. hsiHlenli
Capital $500, ,OJ0-(Stock Col f.a
1nsures Buildings, Merchandise, Furniture. and
ROYAL CHAMBERLAIN, Prcst.
CHARLES 4. CLARK, Sect'y. n qA ~
5oet MEAD PRATT Agents.
Uislldale. Aug G. 1853 n35s
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The PUGrLrsTs.-The Governor Of New York
IS taking prompt measures, in connection with
tho executive authorities Of the States Of Mas
sachuselts and @ nnecticnt 20 bring tho laws
to bear on the aidcrs and abctors of the late
prize fight between Yankee Sullivan and Nor
Eissey.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-11-08

Sir Walter Scott used to tell story Of a
woman in Fife, who, summing up the isfor-
tunes of black year in her history, said:--
Let me see. sir; first we lost our wee Gallant;
and then Jenny; and then tho gudeman him
self died; and thon the COO died too, poor hiz-
.ov. 49,. : .-H"surc, her hide brought me hfleen
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-11-08

Tho contracts for the supply of goois to the
Indians. by the United States. have been awar-
ded to Messrs. Grant s. Barton of New-York.
Calender, Rogers & Co.. of B,ston. Thomas r.
TolIson, of Trenton, and Z. Tryon, of Philadcl-
phia. b,nsa' cd - ,'.,...f.- y ,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-11-08

j Gys The Mission to China, has found now
tender. The post has boon offered to Judge
Hcymenfclt of California. who, it is said will
decline the honor. The Mission is not given
TO Nc Lane Of Maryland, because that State
has, already tho Mission to Turkey. -,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-11-08

Rev. Dr. Nevin of Cleveland writos to tho
N. Y. Tribune, that Il was not him, but his
brother, who wrung an apology from VIM. l..
Garrisons nose, when ho found he could not
60, il from his lips. 1'f -
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-11-08

CRACKS IN STovEs-The mode Is to Gil tho
cracks with combositiop ofequal parts of salt
and wood aslos. mixed to a proper consistency
with wator. Cheap. simple and durable
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-11-08

A terrible crowd of locusts are ravslina
Southern Mexico, for distance Of four hun.
dred miles, destroying tho indigo and corn
crops. .rr.. 81 n, ..l trf. fftrrt.s asNl..h !.
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PORTAGE, OHIO

MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Charte; ed in IS32-Over 1000 Policies Issued.
The length oftime this company has been in opera
tion and the favorable upon which 10 Inbures
recommend il safe aud cheap institution Insure in.
The Undersigned has been appoined Agent for Hills
da e Co., Mich. n320m3 DAN'L.L l. PRATT.
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A SERENADE.
ny n. II. sroDDARD.

The moon is muffled In cloud
That folds the lovers star,
But still beneath thy balcony NnnrN
touch my soft guitar. see ar
II thou art waking, lady dear,
The fairest in the land, l lf
Unbar thy wreathed lattice now,
And wave thy snowy hand.
She hears me not; her spirit lies
In frances mute and deep: -r
But music turns the golden key
Within the gates of Sleepl
Then let her sleep, and If fail
To see her spirit free,
My song will mingle with her dream,
And she will dream Of mel
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MARBLE FACTORY,

THE subscriber being iocated at this village In the
Gothic shop the fret door west o Cases cabinet shop
is prepared to 6l orders that may be desired Please
call before purchasing elsewhere. n -. ,t....,3
G.P.HUTCHTNS.
rTBnquire Of ID. w. G. Peck. Agent at Hlsdaie
Q iJonesviIle. day I, 1883. ~ n355yl
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MAY u HATHAWAYS,
WHOLESALE GROCERS

Also. dealers in Flour, Fish, Salt Water Lime Plas.
ter, Stone ware, &c, &c. Dealers exclusively in
Gi Jcerles.
Morris Block, Summit St., Toledo Ohio.
JpHS " NAY. IN. HATHAWAY, A. ~. HarHAwAY
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M reeieved the srs, Of every month ~
VARNuM's, Josssvins. :"
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LAND FOR SALE.

On Acres Of choice land in Kent County, within
oO five miles of the city cf Grand Rapids. for sale
on removable terms. Also House and lotiu in the
Village Of Hillsdalc. Enquire of trasag
n307 a. 4 DTcE SON
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c. Is. DRESSER.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Solicitor in Chancery and Notary Public.

will faithfully attend to collections and te the br-
sness entrusted TO my care in all the Courts in the
County. | shall be happy at all times TO draught
Deeds, Mortgages, Contracts &c.. in n correct and
superio: style-and take Afdavits and the acknowl-
edgucat Of Deeds and Mortgages have made ar
rangements Ia procure back pay, pension and Bounty
Land with the utmost Dispatch Land and other A
gencies attended 10. Hillsd,le March n. I853.
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To Let.

600 ACRES OF LAND to clear break and put in
eJUU TO wheat ne II season. Enquire of y. BLACK
MAR, or ID. BrEBE, on the first Of October next.
Hillsdele. Aug %. 1853.
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DRAFTS ON NEW YORI

DKAFTS On NEW HONk.
The subscriber will sell Exchange New York
at the following rates.
For New England Funds per cent premium
For New York State and Michigan per cent prem
Hillsdale jan. H. 1853. w WALl'RON.
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HENRY b ARMSTRONG.
HARNESS MAKER Il SADDLER.

Manufacturer of all kinds of Harness, Saddles Bri-
dies Martingals Trunks. Valises, Carpet Bags &C..
and dealcar in Ladies Satchels, Whips, Flynetts
Buffalo Robes Hair Mattresses, Harness Sole and UP
per Leather. Also--Hides, Sheep Pets, Furs, Dee,
Skins One door North Mitchelrs Store n36g
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-10-26
CosIfIssioSErS SALE,

By virtue of an order Of the Circuit Court
II Berkeley County, on the Both day ofSep-
,ember, 1858, IN The case Of Wilson's assign
ses rs Wandlings &c, The undersigned. DC.
eisl Commissioners, under said order, win Of
far for sale, Al public auction, before the
Courthouse door IN the town Of Martios burg.
on WEDNESDAY,. the 1874 OF Nopeus5eT.
the interest Of the heirs of Jonathan. Wand.
ling dee d., 10 the lands descended to them.
viz: The Home Farm containing. exclusive ii
The Widow Dover, SIS Acres, g Roods and
so Poles Adjoining Epeck ,sheirs. MYERS. Re.
Also the WOOD LOT on the Read from
Hedgesyille 10 the Back Creek Bridge, con
tsining, exclusive Of the Widows Dover
,bereis, 81 Acres. 2 Foods. and "a Poles
and the reversion Of tho said heirs in the
Dover aforesaid. in the two tracts aforesaid
The Widows Dover will also be inclu-
dsd in said sale. If she shall consent to re-
ceive, in lieu Of her Dover. the interest du
ring her life upon onsrthird Of the entire pur-
chase money.
These lands are well known, and the larger
portion Of them very valuable.
The terms Of Sale will be: One third In
band, and the residue in one and two years.
With interest, and Trust Deed to secure the
deferred payments. .as
Also, at the same time and place. and up
on the same terms. the interest in said lands.
Of the Infant children Of Jacob Ward, with
the life estate Of said Jacob Ward therein.
said sale to be ia conjunction with tha. of
the other interests mentioned Of the heirs Of
jonathan Wandling, decd
EDMUND PENDLETON,
Oct. 8. Sat. Spell. Com'r.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-10-26
FACTS CAN Not BE- DOuB rED,

hc' INC h.hicteu heau dae fahdr!
HeY- More than 500 persons in the City OF Rich
mond, Va, alone testify TO the remarkable
cures performed by
CARrEn,s SPANISH MIxvvp ~
The great snrin, MsJ;,;,a ana p,;sa ~ a..
T, io3I = ~ 10 ,..J e, ~ dr..,.
who TESTIFY dily 10 The rem,r , crss
ed Inv tbs urs,,sst ~ m mo i;nas
ish Nixture Nsuraic;, Rbann,s,;sn $500
Eruntions on the Sk;n liver n;ss 80 Fsysrs III,
Gers Old so,es Affections of ,be K;inavs ~
eases oftbe Throat Fsmale t,on,,,;n,s p,;ns ~,
Aching NJ the Eonas and Io;n,s 30 .na.I;ir
to fight BIZ using this re,,t and rem am
- " . -. " VIM
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-10-26
BEDr0DD NIINERAL WATER.

Y AGAIN would announce to the public that
| am in constant receipt of this highly repuicd
Water, and am prepared TO oferi at the very
lowest possible price. either BY the season gallon
or barrel we could secure certificates from many
who have been benefited by theuss OF this water
in cases ofGcneral Debility, Dyspepsia Derange-
ments of the Bowels and Liver; ~ Dyspepsia We
have every confidence in ITS Tnwer 70 produce .
permanent cure as we are ourselves living wit.
ness to the fact, rs well as many others 90 whom
we can refer when called on 18th en- lie. oil come
and he eured--fcr sale ty
July 81, 1923 J r. HARRfSoS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-10-26
RAnWAY,S MEnlfiL S0Ap.

~ HE superior efficacy Of this highly mciiea'sd
compound over AL other cosmetics FOR pHr.y-
ing tie skin and curing Salt khtpn, Ring Worm.
Rash, letter, Chaptd hszh, and importing 10 The
complexion that beautiful roseaie tint which aa.
,nre inienied Il should have, Is acknowledged "A
stand beyond the reach ofFivslry
Railways Soap purely bsisamic In ia proper
tics it cleanses. heals pnslae Ind iIiparis beaaiy
TO the complexion Of all who use st.
This soap we can recommend as being very
superior article from cur own experiences
Jast received, and for sale by
isiy 13 Mn DORSEY
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-10-26
BERKELEY FEMALE SEMINARY.
Miss CarOIiue r. Miller

MILL open school for YoUSG LADIES in the
Nv building on King Street, Martinsburg,
nearly opposite the VI. y. Church. known as the
,BkRKELEY SEAlSAEy." on next Monday, Septem-
er 9TH. nf r sfl
Her brother. NORMAN MrLLER. Esq. will exer-
else general supervision over the school, and
render snsh assistance a. may be necessary.
Thorough instruction will be given in all the
branches pertaining 10 III ghiy finished English
education with French, Latin. Music. Sc. &c.
The building and grounds are large favorably
situated and in every respect well adapted to the
purposes of school. so H.
Tern, ner Nsssinn of FIRE 1[nnthe. 81
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-10-26
NOTICE..

FINHE undersigned would respectfully announce
i 10 his old friends and customers and the pub
lie generally, that he will continue the business of
Merchandising at the old stand aud hopes to re-
eeve the same liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended to him He win in q few days receive a
new and splendid assortment Of Goods, to which
be invites the attention Of those in search of bar
gains. sH JOHN T.. BRUFFY.
North Mountain Depot, Oct. 10, '53.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-10-26
SCARS, STRIVING CREAM.

II HAVE just received from JuLEs iiAuEL, direct,
large and excellent supply of ToILeT AND
sHAvIso Scars, consisting Of the Crastai Psiacs
Prince Albert, Omnibus, Nymph, Crystalline BALL
Monster Oleophan, &c &c, and his premium
Shauinq CREAMS, which took the medal in London
at the WoaLD's Fam his Eau Lustrel the finest
preparation out for cleansing the scalp and beau
tifying the hair his celebrated Depilatory Pow.
der for removing hair from ladies' faces or other
parts wbereit so often mars the beauty of the fe-
male and imparts q masculine appearance; this
powder Ia warranted TO remove the hair ina few
minutes without any risk of danger or hurt 10 the
person; his genuine Extracts and Perfrned Wa
ters OF the following varieties: Bay Leaf Laven-
der, verbcna, Toilet. Eau de Cologne SC. &c.
.. JOHN X. HARRISON,
Dot ), 1881 p ssagss -a. Druggist
GHEEeH -1rhs tsst quality Of Cheese for sale
~ - 1T hlFNt r, pArNUAy