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Public Sale.

+yH71LLb be spld a pubHe auc.ioh, on
w the LIST day of December next,
IL fair, fnot, hensSt fair day, al the
Late dwelling keuse of Absolsm Miller,
deceased, in Berkeley County, q large
stock of Horses, Cattle, Hogs and Sheep,
with alarse variety Of Household and
Kitchen Flrnitufe. aquantity Of Wheat
RyesndG Corn, sgreat variety Of FaTm-
Jog Utensib, Z number Of Books. sc.
Nine months credit win be given, on
bond with approved security. Due at
tendance viii be given by
WILLIAM b: KING, Adm..
November 6, 1907.
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TANNING.

.THE subscriber rstpectfuliy informs
i bis friends, and the public eeae.
rally, tia, he still continues the TAN.
MING business on the property for
merly'oecupisd BIZ John O'ferrah n
whiehPlaee he keeps ! supply Of rood
LEATHER Of every kind.-He viii
payths highsstpsies IN Cash Tor Hides,
Skins and Batk.-He hopes 10 give So.
tisfacuontoese person who may please
10 favour him &ahIheir custom
.4z5ss s.s4-GEakGE HAM.
Martinsburg. November [, 1907
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Ihe Washineten EedtraEst IN resierp-
ing tht FFssiaeni's Msss4ee, a,ssag

Ihe Washington EedtraEst III yssisrp-
ing me P~Fssiaeni's Assssre, a,ssag
other stMarks, has hc feH61bing:
In noticing The enterprises srainst
the public peace" which here was rea-
son 20 suspect Aaron Burr and HE g.
sociasss Of caSrYiug on, the President
travels . good distance out OF thas way
which not only delicacy. bur Justice
would prescribe % him. ID orderto nav
2 compliment 10 one individual whose
character, o say the least Of Il, i not
aboPe suspicion, andto make an insidi.
Gus thrust = another, whose situation.
as the head Of one branch Of our govern.
ment ought TO shield him from public
apprehension Of the head DC anosher.-If
there has besna defect 10 the admins.
tration OF the law ID consequence Of
which, q the President plainly hints
Aaron Barr has escaped mssised punish.
men1 he ooghsto know that Il IS not 10
himbeionS sthe ofeither accusing,
h[NA ~ 80 AIrM 49, az LF@F SN 49,
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Public Sale.

IzInL be soldon Thursday the 4 9th
Wv instant, at The housetof the anb-
seriber, on the road leading from Charles
Town 20 Harper's-Fsrry, . number Of
horses, cattle, sheepSSand valuable
young stud horse. Unreasonable credits
will Dc given, BY giving bond with APP
proved security, The sale viii begin &C
10 o,cIoet, where due attendance WILDE
given BY :
: JACOB ALLsTAT.
Nov. 6, 1907.
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Public Sac.

yJ9ILL be sold on Friday the 2Oth
w instant. atthe plantation whsreon
the snhseribsrnow lives, one mile from
Opeckon bridge. near Hessss Mil, Ia
Sigh, ofthe road Leading from thence to
Shepherds 5. Town. Horseso Of ALMOST e.
yerysdeseripion, Cows, fated Hogs, .
Wagon, Household Ind Kiteheafurni.
tate. and SOME farming utensils. Nine
months credit win be ailowtd, by the
purchaser giving bond with approved
security. Ako, the plantation win be-
t.ffered for sale ON that day, and &c sold
there viii be grain inthe ground for salr
land eopditions win Be made known .
the day Of sale. The sale 10 bsginat 10
o,cloek.
JOSEPH VAN MATRE,
49, ARZaLl
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seconded.
Mr.9 iincy.Procesdsd 70 observe that
Ne weuld briefly state soure Of the rsa.
Gus winch induesd MIN TO wisn that the
annendnsat ne had o.srsd n'ght pre-.
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nanaent in front of the hair. These chiefly
consist Of flowers or fruit in silver or
gold ; we have seen a small cluster of the
hop flower in silver, or benches OF cur.
rants have a most striking and animated
appearance. Butof all these ornaments
that which has most excited our adnirati-
on was a bunch Of snow drops, frosted with
silver, placed very low on the forehead
nearly over the left eye. Although the
Bouquet makes but a very partial display,
yet at the opera we observed some few
sprigs of lilies Of the Valley, American
heath aud Labradore rose. Brooches are
now formed in imitation of small natural
flowers. Some Of the damask rose with
gold leaves ; others Of hearts ease, sweet
pea, &c. &c.
The Egyptian am,!et 10 crosses or broo.
ches are also considered as a.useful and
interesting ornament; and broad gold
hopping, with Egytian or old English
characters engraved as a motto, are a trim.
kst of ornamen. entirely new in the fash.
ionable world Shoes and gloves continue
much as our last communication, except
that wh;se kid are now painted atthe toes
and on the quarters 10 represent sort ct
colored marble. The prevailing e%oiors,
are, dove, pink, palmorene, shaded pur.
pies aud jouquille. Fawn colors though
still much worn by the multitude is net
considered as geaIeel.
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SALEM. Arrif %.

On Sunday last 4 lads. walking in the
aorsh Fields, found deposited IN the trunk
OF an old tree Fl gold and other matches,
and a quantity of gold jews!ry, which
proved to be the remainder Of the goods
stolen from the shop Of Jabss Baldwin,
on the night of tie Oath of October, 1905,
part OF them having been found in the
hospital 10 Great Pasture In the winter
following; those now found haze doubtless
lain IN the hollow Of the tree for aearly i9
months.
The concurrence Of circumstances which
have attended the loss and the recovery Of
this property, is truly remarkable. The
amount was between two aud 30oGdollars
and in articles of such little bulk as to be
easily conveyed away and concealed
From two nere accidents. the whole, it
is believed, has been recovered, at two
sissan. periods of time, and 10 two differ.
ent places, without the exception of e.
neughto reward he villains. who stole them
with a single dollar and TO this day it re.
MANS a mystery who the villains were
and a matter of uncertainty whether they
ceo,inue in the bosdm Of the town, or
haze fed through fear of detection.
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NEW YORK, AbrI %.

The ship Packet, Iro.t, arrived at Bos.
snn from Liverpool, brings London pa,
pers to the 23d March, one day lsser thar
had bsen received at this part. They an
nouuce only tina. the duke of POI land has
accepted the situation Of arst lord of the
British sreasury, and thar lord MeI.il!e
was 10 be the principal actor behind the
cersaiu.
A Dutch paper of March lssh, reeeiv
ed by the ship Drono from an Antwerp
vessel spoken at sea on her pa,s2g to PHI
ladeiphia, neatlons the death Of genera
Rogin of the Russian Imperial guards kill.
ed a, Etlaa: Of general Budberg and OF
prince, Italiuskoi, sou of the welt known
Suwarrow. General de Toiley, and
other generals, wounded. The Freuci
found 100 Russian dead bodies at Ostro
leska, aud 800 wounded in The villages.
1he following ARTICLES are copied from tn,
Dutch paper above mentioned:
Berlin, March Z, 1867.
The French grand army is IN WIN or quar-
tiers behind the Passarse a small river
which empties into the Vis,uia, a few miles
S. of Thorn). It's lefa wing leans on Ma
Iienwerdsr and Elbing.
A Russian division, 10000 strong, hav-
ing advanced agains, Brawnsberg, at The
summit Of our winter canionments gen,
Dupont was ordered to attack it; which
he did on the 26lh Feb. and dislodgrd il
to recross the Passarge, with the loss of
is pieces of cannon, two stands Of %colors,
and 1000 prisoners: Our loss in killed is
net worth mentioning.
Another hostile column having arrived
at Peterwalde, on the 25th, gen. Belair
attacked it and took 400 prisoners, amorg
whom was gen. Won Ko,f, his staff, assd
other officers. The euemy's party, at
first consisting of 10 battalions, was re.
duced 70 about 800.
General Dombrowski, in marching a.
gainss Danlsic, met the Prussian garrison
thereof near Dirfchau, threw it into disor-
der, took 600 prisoners and s pieces of
cannon. and pursued it several hou,s.--
! Marshal LefsbIe has Joined with his corps,
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which with the saxons, :. d..
blockade Dantzic. uss'nea
Marshal Augereau, who !. ;.
has obtained leave 10 60 to p. wopa
marshal Massena comm aOda :. % ~ u
vice Lannes, who is III. "at'A
Since writing the above. a Con-.
friend has favored the editor Of =
camille Advertiser, with the r." Ns
Chronicle Of 2s.h March, cou,ain;saa
subsequent articles under date Of y
LONDON, March, .,
II seems at length settled tia, :
to have a new administration 5aJSsA
duke Of Portland has made g extae
in, if not completely conclude deIspa
ministerial arrangements. 'N
1.-THE dispatches which eove,,n..
ceived from ireland On SATURDAY I,,,
stated to be of a very unfayorable ns.,l n
the counties in the north are in >
awful diseeatens. Never, Indeed, did
country require a msve delicate mao a 7
ment. And we must add, the dns. |.
Bedford, who is about to be rccaIIss
stated to DE as generally beloved ., !!
eager attention to public affairs. ~, ! a !!
exertiscs in tbs causs of Ireland, so ;. a
merie. ""e
|" Dispatches from admiral S,irliO. -,
commands in the river Plate, we U,d au
stand were received at the admirsl,r :!
morning. They are said to aanoun,. VT !.
arrival OF the uoopS under sir sana.
Auchma,y..
"Some scattered Dutch journals h.,
reached town since our last, but their -,
tents are not important They state Il.
the towns of EIbing, Marienbere and II.
rienwender have been again oceupiea h.
the French, who are also in possss,ioo =
the whole Of the coast along the puIob !
FrischtraH bu. 40 considerable bodv !
troops had arrived in the suburbs OF Dam
zic for the purpose Of commenting i,
siege ofthat city. The rsductipu Of Cir,
dentz was, il was understood, to be eAEce,y
before regular approaches was made aqsin
Dan,aic. A large deiachmen, Of The B.
varian army, and a corps of 5000 Sason
on the point of marching to join III
grand army 10 Poland. A grea. numb,
o ftroops in Italy were on their march Iho
the Tyrol, fer the purpose OF eHsc,ius
junction with the grand army.
Price Of stocks this day-cousos e.!
omniam s. to l."
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PHILADELPHIA, april %.
Late Foreign Intelligence.

Last evening arrived the ship Fedail|
Augustus, captain Potter, s9 days from
Amsterdam, who informs that i, Wal er
reus a, the time Of his sailing thatoa OF
about the Is. Of March the Russians
had gained considerable advantage owl
the French, who VITA the emperor at
,hei. head charged the Russians sevH
times, and were as often repulsed. that
the French had resrea,ed 100 Duta
miles and Left the Russians 10 possession
Of the winter quarters, lately occupied
by the French, Capt. P. left at Am''t'
dam. the brig Isabella, Crane, Of tbs
port, the uao of Norfolk, and he snip
Clyde, Alcoru, Of New York, ali ds,
charging ; the Eieanora, Taylor, to SAL
the day after him for Baltimore, aaa
the ship Hardware, L.aur, of New i"1
ballastiug for Hull. The Hamlet Hafp'
ing Of this port, for ST. Ubes, SALE
some time before captain Potter.
Captain Potter politely furnished US Sna
a paper OF the 2lst Of March, 'Gn w.
which we have only time and room ''
the following.
Warsaw, Feb 2s'
According to the la,est account, ~
Russian army .tii! continued behind tH
Psegel. where it hsd received a eoo'Y.
rable reinforcement, and where they Wv. .sh
throwing apin'reoehments. Ffom !o'
to the Is h the french army was oo''l" #
TO be in motion. which gave indications"
another general battle bat we adVS
that it was cnly mean to feS0 p.,.
ire The position Of the eaemy,. u he
siag General Beanisgen, thinking 'na' h.
Freuch had weakened themselves ID
Na1ew, 0 strengthen their grand a'T r',.n
Eas. Prussis. gave orders to genera ,ah;;eb,
to make ga attempt in thar quarter ,,c.
as i, is known fell oxs , the dlsa'
Of The, Russians near Os,rolenKa' a.,.d
The emperor Napoleon mas ssJ
that he sieges of Daaizlc' Io -, %.o,,itbt
Graudentz be carried On WIN q" ,sics
activity, to curb the numerous eA A. ,rny.
which are made ia the rear OF 'ns n,os.
We hear that The operations against ',,v eop.
zig and Graudenlz have SUCCESSFUL
menccd.
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NO / / c. Z.

Under the authority Of deed of,ns !.
Momas Nest to,tbe subscriber, 10 ,.s M
debt due to John-fIodakif's, Of Seven .'1 -
drcd sixtyrtwo dollars. forty.two cer,, AN''
SATURDAY the 10Th day of SSeptemL.s' ~ y
be exposed to public sala, on the prr,ns !.
IN Lots containing from 10 % i. scms
AZ ract OF Land, near A]ey,r
drias, to the north Of the new turnpike y,
and lyangson the east of Stiimp.h;!l, beiia, =,
moietySef tract Of lasd cgmlnony ell.
!" Pecrs5N's Iraet."'
The terlNs of sale will be--One.thid a,
one-third inS sixty, and one-third N lr,
days. Conye}gnc to be made on he lsui,
aef the last,instak,ent,
r. MOTT.
Aagust 2s. a,
sEF Sale to btYIn at Is o:e!ms.
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TfA MI, TONS ELIXIR

Is; recommended as the best remedy ior
coughs, colds, asthmas. hoop ng-cough, APP
preaching coasumptioIs, and most disorders
Of the breast and lungs. This preparation Will
prove a valuable acquisition to public speakers
who. may be subject to temporary hoarseness,
thickness Of speeek, sc. In long confirmed
Asthmatic complaints where cure can speed
lily be expected, this medicine affords immedl-
ate rsHef, noderating the fits ofcoughing, ard
rendering their recurrence less frequent. On
children afflicted with the hopping cough, the
like beneficial effects may confidently be sx-
.pected.
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: RcsfeetfGs!!y i1f0r5ls his I*HfIESDs eadAepH1
kIc at kar,N,
That he always keeps general as,,grt
i Iaent of Aaiis, Brads, md s:.riSs ofsp
ry description, so- sale at his nail laaarfsa.
ry, Union street, Merchants all, 1 oshssng
be supplt.d on as good terms as ~ Phisiy.
phia or Baltimore. He has lately Co. nsG'.
the Blacksmith business, n its various .N2r:''
es; those who favor him With their custsNl'
that line slnay depend on having their wv
done with neatness and dispatch QrdeYfrr
county merchants and. others, FOR nails, VII
be duly sttended to- and every faycr grateful
ly acknoa lodged.
Horace Field
90 Hoor-1aoN for s&.s at the factory
September s.. 60
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ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE.

sNE the great efficacy of the Patent a':a Aa-
\ srilv Medicines, prepared by the late Rich.
ard Lee, Jun. which for near eight years past
have acquired throughout the United States a
eelcbrity Interchangeable
Iidasadel th;s, s4xgnst9 lSoo.9
Being desirous to make public for the good
Of Others, the excellent quality Of EANllIII.
TOMS ELIXIR, prepared by the e late Mr..
Lee, hare sent you. the following accounts Of
the benefit ] have received from It, which i
hope will induce Others to give 1t a trial In,
corsequcnce OF q brSise On the breast received
from i Isl nv hcaslh grew. Sad, srny breathing
became very difficult, ands Frequently have
hadssue.5cnly tonse up in my bed with all the
horrors of iua1nediate .4suaosatipn. add to-
these 4 constant pain. in my breast and eongh,
crest loss of strength and flesh, and y0sl may,
conceive that my symptoms eyidentl ydndi!c;atsd
an approaching consumption. he adyics OF
most eminent physician was resorted to, and
afterwards second was called In, without CIV
mo me any relief. Another physician who
kness me and the circumstances of my case,
afs;sra me TO .gzue Hauiiton EArir triGl, says
ne, he had used it inhss far1etite, and a5svqvs
soxnr4 il do mich good. A bottle was procured
from Mr.. Birch's, and found relief before
had sukien one half of ii. / continued to use
it and was soon strong enough 10 attend to bq-
s;Iie1s.A On taking cold, same of nay forriled
synYptomsxreturn, but are always removed BY a
dose or two Of the elixir.
81 GEO. BENNER, Jun.
ii No. II, Dudd- stesh pbisaa efrhis
Mrs.. n. Lee. s ,1ss'i' S. 800. 49,
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAIT, from the sutScglbsg, o Y, "
18th of june last, ane.ro sg0rs2G'5 jiaTisa y.
any, of a light complexion, sonleWnat . m%
culine, ssemarkable large and strong 'ns sr.
when ssekcn TO, il taken by sursIlze' '+,i
mers-h Had on when she went away a s''f.
honespun cotton shor, gown and Pstus0 .. her
Whoever takes up said negro ana of'l cs,;ng.
home to ths subscribers farm,at Gu:n'9I ~ 81
in Eairfaw county, or confines her III ~, sb yg
so that the subscriber ssts' her as4'
receive the above reward,
Elizabeth Peake.
August /. ia"
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5striaf to cpnNey5 the most stang service, AND
will gradaallys destroy all tendency 10 disease
In e.IluInan frame, and preserve heal and
.yigor. Il Although great raristy;of ,pressrap-
lions; have been published to cure the tIsor-
sders enumerated above none has yet equalied
the COL T AND III He UIAfATIG4 DROPS OF,
DR., TISSOE, which are celebrated through
!, out. the European continent, and whose iii.
bounded beneEss are fully authenticated by.
certificates ahysdy published Of gentlemen SO
well known in America, belngofthe hrst cen
sequence in the state of Maryland: General
Charles Ridgely, of Hampton John GibsoB
ESQ. one pfthe directors Of the Formers, Bank
OF Maryland !; JOHN Eiacnbbin, Esq. Mrs. Ma
cubbin, his wife; ard Mrs. Ryan, of Cslton-
Cf,gierate of Mr.. 7Aoutas Kdelso, .batcher.
About three weeks since I Was most yio!cat-
ay attacked with Rheumatic paa,s throughout
my whole frame, in SO severe q manner as not.
to be able to turn in my bed without assistance,
proceeding as / suppose from a severe cold ;
on being advised by friend to apply Pr Ils-
sot's Govt and Rheumatic Drops, Eaccord-
ingly obtained from the agents Messrs. George
Dobbin and Murphy, two, bottles, the apnlica-
ton Of which, under God, have perfectly re-
stored me to health. am therefore induced
with confidence to recommend this medicine
as certain cure for the above disorder
THOMAS KELS0.
Baltimore, .Saly aad, ! sos.
s9erf.yfeate sf 1I7. 12owas Camh6eH, ;42a,nyss~
maks'.
It wouH be an act ofinjustice tG.withhold
my testimony Of the salatary efectsof Doctor
Tissot's Gout and Rheumatic Drops, as HAYS
experienced very uncauivocal instance of
their virtues and efficacy. / was afflicted with
two severe attacks of what is usually called
Dead Palsy, from which partially rccoyese,d
a,ll was obliged to- Use clutches to aid mein
walking when left home tothis were joined
violent Rheumatic pains, the result OF the al
[ffiictian, and had feared the disorder would
55acconapany me through life; but providentiaI-
~ ws5 recommended to apply at Geerge Dob
bin and RIurphy's for DR.. Tissot's Drops, and
.aftel.using only che BEETLE, found myself per- !:
fectly liberated fem my disorder, End ara now,
thank God, as free from p:in as If never had :.
tsen afflicted. Finding tbis medicine ,cperats
so powerfully on myself determined to ap-
ply it internally to my child, boy only eleven
months Old, who was then reduced almost to
a skeleton with the Bowel Compliant; after
administering it four times to him, his com
plant was elarely removed, and hcis now re
covering his strength with great rapidly.
TIL. CAMPBELL.
" IL. n ~
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BRYAN HAMpso,,

Z !, - tAaMPS0N
Q pipes old port,
5 do. Madeira,
SO quarter casks Lisbon s
doS particular rene,ls,
8 Go. Malaga &
$ Pipes old cognac brandy J &
$ do: 4th proof fIoi,,,,
s hhels, proof antigua r,'n g
y do. lst quality molasses
8 do. green coppsrAs
u 2 do. alum
90 do. brown sugar
80 bags pimenso
IS do pepper
20 chests young hysono !.
10 do. Tyson skin
8 do. imperial
100 bags green coffee
20 kegs nladder
50 do. ground ginger
80 do. raisins
1900 lbs bacon, iyoIl cured
!. $ kegs salt pstrc
a quantity fine and ground aim.
81 ali times he has the first o, sT
tor family use. on hand--wiitI, a nna'
other artleles--aH Of which he will , "
3fl his fopncr terms. : s
August 81.
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Fro,x I.aslser Arfia, la5e .6tttefyses rssss
neral Of he STATE of ll1gfgland.

A 2leI0E g3 zzgcs ~ sss = =
Ieempiy with your request N stating my
opinion Of Hamilton Elixir. It has been used
sin nv faniil for two or three years past, with
Uniform success, whenever colds, coughs, or
similar complaints, have rendered rnetiicllne
III have myself found it an excel
.Ient and. agrceable remedy for a very painful
and troublesome aection Of the breast, accom-
panied with soreness, md with obstructed and
cult breathing. s.
On these accounts do not hesitate tc re-
commend Hamilton 5 Elixir as available me-
dii;:;ne, and deserving public attention.
SIS : S. go $. IS sss Is UTHER MAR TIN.
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"A sovereign remedy ior coiuSS otosat.S'S
:. coughs, asthInas sore threats and approaching
eensumptions.
Iasps Hrts45aziosss Pills.
Are justly esteemed for carrying OF the. ST..
tera,,cs,s Bile fson1.ahe stomach and prevent
inc morbid secretions and their consequences,
bilious and malignant fevegs, &c. 4 base pills
are perfectly mild IN their operation, and may
be used with safety BY persons OF every age.
and III every situation.
.lals Soeerelgn Ointment TOR he.
Itch.
A snecdy and eHectual remedy, generally
pemoving the eonplaipt at one application. 1t
may be safely uscd.bY persons Of every age.
The 1aodyne Els&ar.
For the cure Of every kind of head ache.
4ailn,s genuine Eye-Water.
Anexcellent remedy for,all disorders fthe
ayes. many persons having been cured efsit
when nearly deprived of sight:
Ioott-achS Drops.
Gixe immediate relief in the Aaost violent
TIE Restorative Sp'oostdsr fax te
Teeth and Gums.
- 49, -,
clesnsss aud Strengthens them, AMI pre-
serves the enamel Of the teeth ffrenl eecay
GoroIasnds Lotion. and the 6 geHa AasE
Persian Lotion.
Both celebrated IN the fashionable world as
most excellent cosmetics and perfectly safe.
/. Hala's trus and genuine Corr
Plaster.
A certain remedy for, corhs, spesdliy erad f
.sssing them without giving pain.
Agus aGd fsuef Drops:
Justly esteemed fer their great efficacy IN
cure of agues-and intermittent levers,
s-.DamaaS Lsb Salve, ard iadaaat.
sgsssdte SSseshc.s
James Kennedy. ten.
Alexandrias, October b. eS
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Of Mnstard.
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by which many thousands nave Deeh re-
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lady of worms and other obssrucnons IN tne
stolnach and bowels.
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