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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-10
NUMBER l58

WAC oN a -PrEucAN.-SoIpu Cook, Of
Cooks Hotel, Ann AFbor, Michigan, has bcrn
annoyed good deal with a JouHgiHg customer
about his reading room, who always made it =
point to he the first to get hold of the ncwsi.a-
pers as they were brought in, and the last TO
lay them down, while paying customers would
be waiting to get sight al them. The Ann
ArbOr -Neies tells the balance OF the story -
The other day, when the Local NeIeS was
brought in, r, was the first to freeze 20 IL
Solon grew rcstivr; he stepped back and Squint-
ed over his spectacleS, and drew his month
awry. Then stepping up to r., he tapped him
an the shoulder and bockOEcd Linn To the desk
Look here, said Sulon, its pretty hard times,
and I've been thinking that I a,n keeping too
much help, and it You have objections wo
Will square off and quit | regret very much To
part with your SeTviccs, but m these hard times
wc find 1t necessary To deprive ourselves of n
great many luNniicS have figured NJ, YOUR
account, and iird jus; this amount luc vou,' at
the same time handing him Il S3U bill on tie
Bank Of Sandstone"
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T( OORhIGSPONDENTS.
CuULCHEs OF WHEELING.


For tie information of strangers visiting the Cywe pub
hA Tie following list Of the diIerent Churches, and their
and place Of meeting II there any mistakes
Alnakv the necessary correction will, pleasure:
~ AGth,ios, EfiScOPuiiGH, Corner Monroe and Byron
Rev. f. T. PERKINS, Rector morning Services 104
clock, eyening :.
81 Johms EpiacopGlan Main street. between First and
second Centre Wheeling Rev. J. H. SnIIH, a. NJ, Rector
Morning lU1G; afternoon 81; night N.
First IrssLytsFiu REV. Il. II. WEED, Pastor, Fourthst.,
siSeenMCnroe Quincy aud afternoon
eod Presbyterian, Webster street, between Main and
El'set Centre Wheelug; services morning and evening
7d PresJgtJdH, Filth street, between Chestnut and
Tsr sts South Wheeling, Rev Z. Woons Pastor servi-
ys' morning evening
tr PresJyteridl Rev. a. PAUL., Pastor Mainstreet,
Washington sts. services morning and
,,a.nF.
goHrli Street 3ls0odist Episcopal, Rev. j. E. WILSON,
Pr between Menrue and Quincy services
s'ling and evening
s street Methodist Episcopal Rev. A. A. RrGER, Pastor
arr,r :arket and North ss North Wheeling; services
Eoan- and evening.
Gpiiae ,,ett Methodist EpiscoDai, Rev. Il. II. Mon
NJ Pastor, Carliue street, between First and Second,
C'a're Wl,ee' 'nr; services morning and (, enins.
SOUTH Thcsr:ng N. E. CAUrcI, Rev. A. srKvENs,
rasior; services morning and evening.
HassiiHg I,iHd CHdgei, Wheeling Island, Rev. J.
WusoS, Pastor.
Ct.aan MsrSodist Episcopal Rev. g HLLwIG, Pastor,
c.pue street, between Webster Third, Centre Wheel
Es.
n james Cothedro1, Roman Catholic, Rt Rev. BtsnOP
GV wWrAN Fifth street. corner OF Ha,Hpden; services
morning and afternoon.
ociae R.Jo,ned, Rev. j. t. MCCLURE, Pastor, corner
iAaTNctand Jefferson andafternoon.
"cisi6s Market street, between Webster and Third.
'sare Mkeengi services 1U54 in the morning, and ~
s'rnug.
snagscal Protestant, Rev WV. rELrER, Pastor, Clay
'sei, above sixth, East Wheeling.
Zion Ecaage&ieaI LUMeridn, Rev. F. ZrM'rNEHMAx,
Pastor Market street. between Webster and Thrd Centre
Wheeling; services morning and evening.
"rt@ Synagogue, Quincy street, between Market and
Ns.a.
re~Has Protestant Union Fall, Main street, between
H'aFoe aud Quincy; services 1Uta morning.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-10

Cool FIGHTI*G.-Of III. barber's shop fight
at williard's, between Leutcnauts Robert vii
liams, LIST Regiment of Dragons, and David
Bell, lst Regiment of Cavalry, letter writer
says:
The gallant Lieute7ants had almost stimuli
taneOuSly repaired to the BARRIERS shop for the
purpose Of getting shaved or having their hair
cut The moment they encountered they fought
hut in the most gentleinanly and quiet manner
/ W iiiiarns broke his cane over Bells head aud
the two Srappled aud struggled with as much
decOTotiS restraint a. IL they had been acting a
tableau in fashionable drawing room. Not
an oath, not al exclamation, not loud word
cScaped them. Bell having no cane, retTeated
To get one He presently returned accompa-.
nied by friend Williams was standing be-
fore mirror quietly adjusting his cravat which
! had been di>arTanyed IN the ScufIie. As Bell
! approached him with uplifted cane he turned
folded his arms and cOOily awaited the blOfr-
| At this point the barber, whose basins, yipls.
bottles, ard other fragile wares, had suffered
somewhat ia the fray. interpOsed with a po-
ii'eness equal IL that Of the cOn,batants them
selves.
! Gentlemen, he said, permit me to suggest
that this Is hardly tit place To fight in. /
have already sustained considerable damage bv
your movements, and If tic struggle is TO De re-
| newed-
'You speak like man Of sense interposed
5cii, s'sPending 'lSe descent ofhis cane 'iYhat
son say iS very reasonable This iS no Dl1re
for fight. The afE,, must be settled else
where Make out your bill for the damages yre
nave done and will pny it
The barber's account was presented and paid
ard the bIliigcrent sons OF Mars withdrew in the
| quietest manner possible, agreed to fight duel
net at Biadcnsburgh ct o'clock the next
morning, air. Bell firing buiict through W :
hat, the latter firing into the sroUndS-shnoI,
lhands, went home 'satisiied-"
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j AS. NJ. DILLON
1O2 MARKET STIEIsET,
Plumber and Gas El4tsr

l. EEPs constantly Oh hand, Gas G3tUrrs, Lead ard
N Wrought Iron Pipes Sheet Lead. All s1ss
o lirdss Cocks lia Nalyts stss WEi-tys
Water 6uac = Lit aud Force PusIs sinks. t TuIs
OGDEN aud Cat lfVu l1 1dTaDts. Hose
o ali Iiektrssvs, AEIirct!on Metal Pare iaIa I'm
Zine and AIitimoy raie n8Y BEtTs H. H.,
CTuciit lie n tiie couugTy.
q Also, PoIy's Improved aud patent Chsin Prnir
Nici u decidedly TIE FTCatset pump
TO Igt up uliei in To''Es aud couHtsn western Vr Ir
wiii be sold on faiT -.---.
= Galvanized Iron Tubing. ana for een.
ducung pressure piI hor aftr a. d estr-
eialy Tor dvrPWe- preferable cheaper than Lead
I AqusductPiIe constantly hand any size o. anaL-
tlts 81 ui'ieia eaii h. fUr-isi ID
- CasA Iitid for ala COppfT, AirssSsss.F LsssI-
u.Sta-szAvAWiv
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F,ire a. Inland Navieation

Risks accepted consistent Win soIvency and
tGr profit.
E%peciuL dhsEtjOR gireH IiSLydHcs of n WELLLAGS
md COhfr tifs yUT terms ~ l to years.
The OF this COrpJI has been stable md
interrupted ttro ~ O fl alsun-ne and tJTU,
iOds event nj in exempt from eePne coEEarra
lions and maritime fsen- long established
cash basis te oubles OI the credit system Affect in
LIhteTial particular.
During ArI mes the security Insurance
pes alive duty tie ability property
tain loss being I. eu much lcssen,d.
without delay, and all business ATTENDED
10 with dispatch and fidelity, by
E. Il. sWEARING EN, Agent,
Whet ling, Va
once in Union Hall bui dngs, west side Main str,
feLl9-daw-tl Jan. ist, 80.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

"hiO lodge No IOI.-Meets Masonic Hall
Market and Monroe streets, the ne and third Mon
~ evenings % each month. G. w SEA rs, W. NJ; 4ler-
',,,r ,.' hrEgt'is, Secretary.
Heel'nE Lodge No. I3S- Meets as above on
'n4 u f'f Thursday evening of each month. F. A
,-lSsss'W W., NJ; S. ". Pearson, Secretary.
el'Hy uniDu Chapter No. I9.-SIrets n,
So ~ 'r NfeoFd Monday evening OF each month. W. L
-'J,,, ~, H. P; S. v. Pearson, Secretary.
,,ehnS EncnnsPmeut No. I.-NIeets a:
G @s ioHrta Monday evening of each month. ". J
e. i .Es"iR9. Recorder
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BEI3III II'S
VENTILATED. sLLE-AIIEsIING- SILK uAELL

VENTILATED, skLF-AUJUsTING SILK HATH
NE have this day received from New York, BeLv.'s
w Spring style SILK Hats and take pleasure tfOdue.
nS this improved Way 81 Stut.tS s;letnsus hSis,
making tSm soft 90 tbs head This ventilation
admitting the air betNstn the leaer body te
hat and passing out q tie TOP OF af
through leatiISr
70 The shape Of the forehead the hat pt ot,
leIey relieving the iei the pressure
and 50 much cOuI lan,d - ia hsts AID r a.
the SiE Vat TO he FlaLe as the Soft F.lt
Hat and table. ven rstai.
ar, exceedingly light. equally made
IN the ordinary tse1ti IA vtd
aHiine- uabSl = D. HAEPER & SONS
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HEIwFAx ouazLis HASovEr srs.
BALTIMORE
Our Stock Is UnequaIled aIa
Terms strictly siN HoEilEs CT pF foF Cash. per
iunds- fybI'-SIa
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II3I. Law OF NLWSPAPERS.


sulschers who do give express notice to the
r considered wishing 70 continue their subscrip
irs liz publisher Iy continue to send them until all
.,.f4-rs paid.
1T subscribers neglect refuse TO take their Perio
al; -au which t!.er directed they ureheld
s..llr Til they have settled the bill and ordered them
sr..H..l--l.
- ,alscribers other places withOutinform-
a publish ,aud the papers sent to the former di
=, ;.gu, they held responsible.
5Ii Co4rt vr decided that refusing to take periodi-
LiT.ip the cC, removing and leaving them Uncalled
ri, Prim'f nseir evidence of Intentional fraud.
TC GORItIIS ENTS.
LETTERS concerning subscription advertising other f.
business oi the Integencer should he addressed to
he rr0Triyprs.
concerning the editorial department of the paper
ol Ie addressed to The Editors, jointly, or to either
!tieuI.
CSIrpOadens writing for publication, will please write
t8iy l. Of the paper.
slsyryance tile above rules will greatly oblige u.s.
prompt attention correspondents than
y might otherwise receive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-10

INSURANCE.

GREAT WESTERN
Insurance and Trust Company,
Office in c mpany's Building,
No. 4O3 Walnut st. PHH1G.A o. EGPHHA.
Charter PeIpstu0L: authorised C0DitdI $500. 200
c. q. LATiIEoP, Tres'5.
WM. DARLING, Vice Pre- tsilsTtt.
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary and Treasurer.
Having been appointed Agent Of above well known
Company for Wheeling vicinity am pr. Pared 10 take
approved Fire and Marine Risks the most Favorable
terms. Il. c. noNIIAtt,
once for the present At Doane Adams warehouse.
febl6-ly No. ~ Main -.
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PERFECTION OF MIC CHAYISM.
American Improvements in
WATCHFS

TIE BEST TINE Nj EPEK TIIE LOWEST COST
By t- AID VI ETeas y ana many
new aud alioEethrT orig aFr row abr 20
Of the putlie PEKkECT NAIdIf sl-nII prcr. OuT
ma it@s are so trEe aud 50 deat. systua of
flAI.AAaefure - eoIPes, at Nstch he
het c1uHtsrpatt. The si ~ Ard
'eanfilu IN Han and ffcuot
it, Zach engraved -APPLEToS fsacY' 4 ca V-i
!;Ieuess ard = S''---
PERPETUAL WARRANTY
Ne ask No 20 buy these merely beeause teV
are 81 AieTtean HaHnfaeture. We faet
saA iot De prTtnistrc 20 prtjEdic=
CONFEDERATION We claim equal IN quality ana
merit eaIzot be obainsd eksEt EuTsBe AID - EsE
uli cou. ~ % them tfsi urder our gnrrantv
oTdsrs oF Inquiries addressed US directly o. %
any Of The aforementioned firms, whs ags for the
A:'f' G2ItEE S2Iti,ss ttI5oSs ~ W. 20 y ai9 IarsNY.
PLATT 4 BtOTHEE, No 90
SAEi IIOWAkD = SANGER, Chan7herast
HlLgLBtR RN BROTHER, PhiIsdsIphia.
PRATT HEATH.
-' PALMER Z BACIiELDERs, BostoBf
bI5ELOH BRUS 4 EEESNARp.
e BChNE / 90 ,Ciacnnsff
and Asssgs- ROBBINS APPLEToS 40 IS Mslden LanV.
- ho are sgSnts Tor the tranaaetion es EtHefai
busiasss1 81 - for the Of Ger roods
APPLETON. TRACY CO..
Sleeess1T Iin,stoii Watch CamrPr~.
bosioE Watch F4stCLy, WslaHi, Mas July, isSs-.
t-sie-tnioaH
"A oezi p4YNE cos.
IL llNCINNRTI DIED Just FtesITcd ~ q fOT IsIS AZ
- o0TS - ". \. EDWARUS BTsQ
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-04

competition with foreign goods SO over
whelming in amount, in hopes that e. better
time would come; and how il was I'll !, when
neither the merchants. nor the manu- = .turers
nor the banks, could longer bear II against
the pressure, all went down togetl T; some
few of the banks, swindling conc rs from
their origin. and thousands of hoArst mer-
chants and manufacturers. never to rise "a
again. ! repeat, that we can now understand
if we Will, how and why it is that when such
crisis comes money becomes scarce or ceases
to circulate; that the prices of property and
all the products of industry fall; that the
debtor finds that he has substantially double
the amount to pay that he contracted to pay;
how the farmer and planter have to take half
price for their products, or let them rot in the
barn or under the shed; how all the springs
OF production become relaxed and the whole
social movement retarded.
Whoever, like the President and the author
of the article have referred to in the Edin-
burg Review, attributes the late revulsion.
with all its train of evils, to an ill-regulated
currency, must be deaf to the teachings of ex-
perience. The one of these authorities is sup
porting party and the other the interests of
his own country. The unrestricted issue of
paper money may have contributed to the
disaster. as l have before stated but the first
great cause of this widespread calamity is TO
be found in an ill-regulated, unrestricted for
eign commerce. Sir, it was free trade!
[sPEECH TO BE Continued
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-04
a Great Press.

The September number of the ''Printer''
has an engraving and description of A. b.
Taylor & Co.'s Protecting Press, which has fl
nally been made to work perfectly, and which
the Printer says is perhaps the most complete
and perfect large book printing machine in
existence.
The Printer adds:
To see this wonderful piece of mechanism
in operation. one almost feels impressed with
the idea that it is endowed with life. thought
and reason. All the operator or attendant
has to do is to carry the paper within reach of
the machine and lay it on what it is called the
feeding table" The machine then goes to
work, not merely like clock work but more
like thing of life;" takes the paper careful
ly, sheet by sheet, prints it on one side turns
it over. making perfect register" prints
the other side, and piles away the sheets as
fast as they are printed in more even and
perfect manner than can be done by human
hands
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"wo, oman, snare that treep'

THE POSTMASTER GENERAL has ordered that
all supplements or extras folded within
regular issues of daily or weekly Journal
not actual and bona tide editions of such
publications, conveying intelligence OF
passing events and general intelligence
subject the whole package to letter postage.
As the Post Office Department has for several
years been the subject of many animadver
siOns on account of the excess of its cost over
the revenue accruing from it, the attention
of its officers has been directed to the various
classes of fraud to which it is subjected, and
every effort will be made TO prevent them in
future. From the carelessness of local
postmasters in allowing such violations of the
rules as that above mentioned, and Others of
similar character, and from illegal uses of the
ranking privilege, it is without doubt true
that the Government is annually defraudtd
of large sums of money which would accrue
from a rigid enforcement of the laws
probably very nearly equal, in the aggregate.
tothat of the excess of expenses of our postal
system over the income arising from it.
Under the present excellent management a
great many abuses have already been correct
ed. and we have reason to believe that efforts
will be continued to entirely break up, as far
as it can practically be done, all Illegal uses
of this institution.-Stdr.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-04
No Ousely Treaty.

We find in the New York Times what pur-
ports to bea treaty negotiated between Great
Britain and Nicaragua. The n. Y. Express in
commenting upon it says:
1--WE have the best personal authority for
saying that the Nicaragua Minister in this
country has neither signed nor negotiated any
such treaty with Great Britain.
''The Times must have known that Senior
Jerez arrived in July, when this treaty
purports TO have been negotiated in June.
The acquaintance Of Sir Gore Ousely and
Senior JereZ was not made till August.
The treaty is the Cass-Irissari treaty. gar
bled for the British market. and somebody
must have imposed upon the Times"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-04

The NASHVILLE PAPERs.-We receive the
daily papers of Nashville in exchange for
ours, which is published but once a week
We often wish that ours was a daily paper.
that we might repay them TO some extent.
Every morning. we return iron the post
office, we feel under renew ed obligations 10
our Nashville contemporaries. II Is certainly
very clever in them 10 remember US so kindly
every day We are indebted to them for
many of the pleasant hours we enjoy. and re-
gret, while We appreciate, that we cannot re-
ciprocate their kind favors. Each and all of
the publishers Of the Nashville dailies viii
please accept our sincere Acknowledgements
!Shelbyuille Erpoator.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-04
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

After several years experiment in the manufacture
of Gn fortunately succeeded, in the year lS4S, in
making discovery in its manufacture, by which 1t
was deprived of its acid and infammatory properties
and rendered perfectly pure.
sly manufacture is Scheidam, Holland. After
several months reflection what title 10 give it, in
troduced il to the American public under the title of
"Wolfe's Scheidam Aromatic Schnapps."-
Scheidam is the of the place in Holland where
the Gin is manufactured ''aromatic'' derives its
name from the Italian Juniper berry with which 1t is
favored; and the word '.Schnapps' is the German
for drink-cogue, dram-Wofe's S,heidam aromatic
drink. No sooner had my Schnapps been introduced
to the American public, and received with approba-
ton, than the liquor mixers of New York, Boston 4,
and Philadelphia started in pursuit with their mixed
and poisonous stuff, under various names In sever
al instances my labels have been perfectly initial
ed with only the addition of few letters To plead
technical avoidance of the law, and so carefully pre-
pared to impose on careless purchasers. under
stand large quantity has been purchased by the
merchants of New Orleans on account of the cheap
ness of the stuff. Two Dollars per dozen for the
Quarts, and One Dollar and Ten Cents dozen for the
Pints being the wholesale price in New York. 1t is
nothing but American Whisky favored with the Oil
of Juniper and reduced thirty per cent below proof
merchant who participates indirectlyin the fraud
by selling the spurious article, is much offend
the principal, who planned the imposition.
I hope every respectable citizen, who values the
health Of the community in which he lives, will aid
me in ferrettng out and exposing the INSCRIPTIONS
merchant who, for the sake Of few cents, will put
in jeopardy the lives of the community in which he
lives. Such men should be nailed TO the pillory Of
public exccration.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-04
N Neuralgia.

gentleman iiviax In PhIladsiRhia says;
"In pIsslng through Pistsburg, some months since
Purchased bottle Of 39rAaes's HslLaad Bssi<rs.
u relieved me much that returning home I
bought two more bottles from Dr. Dyots, which CON-
paeieiy cured me Of Neuralgia Ihaverecommeaded
the article to many Of my lrends aud four or ave Of
The namser say II cared them. think that my re-
COMMUNICATION has done mnrr for is sale IN Phlla-
deiphia Than your sessrtisingn
I'VE are 40, permitted 10 poe.sh ihs name, be, aay
PrrsSo eaiiins at the store. communicating with u
BY letter. vii be coavtneed 81 the Of this state
msnt) septes-lw
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-04

ooURrsBIP ASp NArRIMoSY. BY Robert Morris.
ssrh~re Is no ehasteS IN any persaa vii rad but
shat the man, weusAn, or child viii say they are
the better aftsr reading aud rsdecsiag theresa
joss fasuoa-
pocroR THoRNE, by A. rroilore.
TIE TWO SISTERS. By Mrs. soatAxerth.
GEORGE MELVILLE, an American Novel.
BRANDON; or, A Hundred Year, Ago.
TIE coOPERs; az. Getting Uaaer Way
TRENCH on BIBLE REVISION.
Jasf received BY CHARLES ". SMITH.
ssPfio-tf nGAx
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-04
Gs- In the Grand Lodge of the United

re- in the Grand Lodge of the United
States of the l. o. o. F., lately in session at
Baltimore, the question of admitting Polyne-
slams and Chinese into the Order. was present.
ed and referred to II special committee. The
committee made lengthy report, and con-
cluded by Recommending the adoption of the
following resolution offered by Representative
w. h. Edwards. of Indiana
ResoIUed. That the terms. free white males,
in article l6, section 3, Of the constitution,
are descriptive of the pure white Caucasian
race. and exclude all other races aud colors
from membership in our Order, and that,
therefore, Chinese and Polynesians are not eli
gible to membership.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-04
GODtREXsS
Extract OF Elder Flowers,

fbT >siesii'g t.s tH and Ia,prousRg ne CnTl,1on.
EUGENE nuiUY, lOa BKoAbwAY, \. y.
sole Asent Ter IA, Uinscd tafcs.
The uhicrt OF this Circular y give publcy the
nUst valuable and cnlsieni Remedy that has been
Introduced Ia the pracfic 81 Medicine Tire urI
oi removing every unsighiiy appearance from tie
Skin. and preserving o. u the ktrs cFiod 81 life
truFiNe eSitciience - minute observation have
long satisfied The Pro- rtoT that applied directed
u will speedily remove any unsigbtly appearance,
such Tan, sun Burns, Freckles, &c, aud quickly
all fimPcs, Humors and Erupti0ns which may
dis1.uTs tle cOuutenaBoe and ui also nlart 20 the
skin the delightful softncSs and delicate clear
ness; IN short, 10 preserve a pleasing complexion
tLrough lie, uuthins required bat the use "a
coDFREYs FXIRAcr or ELDER FLOWERS,
The sweetest and really the most perfect
BEA UTIFIRR IN NATURE.
HIS admirable preparation of E1der Flowers Is very
fragrant perfume Elder Flowers have from tho
earliest sges been estesnaed mild and harmless,
yvt lnost E--ffest beaUtner of the skin. Tan sun
burns, FrreSies, kedness, &c, viii speedily and
completely remove.
CnnpkEx LII siDgslasly henenr al and perfectly
inoxieus the youngest infant
SaAViNG.--lt u valuable beyond anything annihi-
i4g every piInpe. and all aghness rendering the
SKIN s0it and urm, preparing 20 completely for the
razor.
FASHY I0Tsox.-Codfrey Extract Of Elder Flowers
Mil be iuna heyoa al prase and nee,is osly trial
10 be approves
cAHF. u~~Axp sASsEa, New York.
stsfDTlsafS HHo~- Co.. =.
J. W NUHcEa~s A Co. Bnston aad New York.
D. &. Wnls 4 Co New York.
And all other wboiezAle and Retail Druggists
junei7-fdxM-im h