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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-22
BAR'EaCN, &c.
La Motifs Cough Drops.
VALUABLE Mt.DicIAE

For Coughs, Consur,ptiOas, q .4sthmas
THIS Enxer ls o4ftred TO the pubic as pos
/ sessing virtues peculiarly adapted to the
present prevailing disorders OF the breast and
lungs. leading to consumption. timely use
OF these drops may be considered a certain cure
IN most cases o, Common C9ids, Causls, btfn
en.c Hopping Cough, Pasn in TIE SIDE, D.tfcM
~ Of Breathing am Of Sleep arlsrng from de.
blity. and in Sb4sm0dic Asthma it is singularly
efiicaclous. particular attention to the d.
rections accompanying each bottle IS necessa-
~.
The following certificates from respectable
gentlemen, ply and surge ons, are sub.
loned 10 show that this composition is one
which Medical men are disposed to regard as
fficscious and worthy of public patronage.
HAVING examined the composition of La
.Hotts Cough Drops, improved, We have no he
sta ion in recommending them TO the public,
IS being we'll adapted 10 those cases OF disease
tor which they are recommended
Doctors JONATHAN DoRa, Albany. Dec. 18th,
1924, JAMES PosT, of Wh,t creek. Feb.
l4b, 1875, WATSON SUMNER. Of Cam
bridge. Feb. 20th, 1885, SOLOMON DEAN,
of JAcKsoN. January, %. rs.
Extract Of letter ro,n the Rev. Ebeaezer HIrris.
| am pleased with tnls opportunity OF reianng
tew facts which may serve IN commentator
If your excellent Cough Drops. For ten years
| was afflicted with pulmonary complaint;
ny cough was severe, appetite weak, and
,trengtn failing used many popular medi
cnes, but only found Temporary relief, until by
a continued use OF your valuable Dro3s, have
been blessed with such pert ct health as to rem.
Ter further means unnecessary.
EBENEZER HARRIS.
Salem, ". Y Jan. 10, 1895.
.hesaS. Cros5y's--i nave Tor Is years been
troubled with an affection OF the breast and
lungs. attended with severe cough, pain IN
the side, and difficulty OF breathings and IN the
taii of 1925, became so much reduced. that
my life was despaired Of, and received no vi
sible benefit from my physician, was ADVISED
TO make trial OF La Motifs Cough Drops. and
after taking one bottle was restored to perfect
health, and 1t is my firm belief that the use
ii The above named drops, saved my life.
THOMAS JONES.
Columbus, Ohio, July %, 1926
Sold wholesale aud retail, by y. & $. CRosB,
Columbus, Ohio, and agents OF their sppo'ns
ing throughout the United States. Canatlas &c
Each bottle contains Is doses; price doiiar
TO be had Of JAMES THOMSON. Druggist,
near the Courthouse, Martinsburg.
January 4 1877.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-22
PATENTS sc.

(Nege,sbie Nervous Cordial
LEES New London Ami Bilious Pills
(Euxlr---and Eye Water
Dr.. Ihomson's Celebrated Ese Water.
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1885 Prizes e,ooor., e,ee ooo
l0,825 Blanks, ~o ''np Aoo'ooS

In this scheme, with mne drawn ballots, there
will be 81 prizes with three of the drawn nun.
oers on them, 1856 with two drawn numbers
on theme and li475 with one drawn number
on, making 1899 prizes. Those tickets hav.
ing none of the number RS on them being blapks
10 deternine the fate of the IS 22O tickets,
the so numbers from / To 90 inclusive, will be
seterally placed in whee on the day OF draw.
ny, and nine of them be drawn; and that tick.
ct having on it as a combination the list, I'd md
Sd drawn numbers will be entitled to the
prize of $4,000
That having on II the 4th, 5th and 9Th,
will be entitled to the prize of 5000
That having on it the 7th, 9Th and 9th.
will be entitled to the prze OF 2,9u
Those 10 tickets having on them the
Alb 8,h and 9th, 5th, 9th and 7tb, 5'h,
9th and Slh; 5ih eih and 9Th; 5tn, 7h
aud 9Th, 5,h. 9TH and 9Th; 5th. 9th and
OH: 9th 7th and 8h. Oh, 9Th and 9Th,
u, 9Th and 9Th, each, 1,0W
Those 20 ticks,s having on them the Sd.
All and Sth Sd 4th and 9th: Sd. 5ih
md 6th; Sd, 5th and 9TH; 81, 5th and
Sth; 81. 5h and 9Th; Sd. 6tn and 7th;
Sd, 9th and 9th, Sd, Cub and 9Th; Sd, 7th
and 9th; s., 9TH and 9th. Sd 9Th and 9Th;
4tn, 5th snd 7.b. 4th. 5tb and 9th; Al,
5th and 9th, :, 9th and 9TH; Alb, 9th
nd stnf An, 9th and 9ib; 4sh, 7th and
Stn: Ali, 7th and Sth, each, W
Those 20 having on them the Cd, Sd
AID 9th, I'd, 81 and 9Th; ID, Alb and sth:
ID, 4th and 9th; Sd 4ih and 9Th, adam
ana 9Th; I'd, a h aud 9,h, %, sth and 9th;
Cd, 5,h and -, I'd stb and 8,h, %. 5;h
anu 9th, "a, 9Th and 7,h; 81, 9th and
oth ID, oh and 9th; ID. 9Th and 9Th; Cd.
7th aud Oh, ID, 9Th and 9Th; Sd, 4,h
and 5th; Sd 4th & 6'hi Sd, 4th & 9TH. each ESQ
All others (belng 81 uckets) with
three OF the drawn numbers or, each. 100
Tne lO2 tickets. has ing two of the
drawn numbers or hem and those two the
LIST and o, or the Sd and 4th, each. 50
The 1e2 tickets having on them two of
the drawn numbers and those two The 5th
and 6a, or the 7lh and 9Th, each 20
Al others, (belng 1852 tickets) with
any other two ot the drawn numbers on
them, each 10
And all those having on them one only
OF the drawn numbers being HAYS tick
ets) each
No ticket which shall have drawn prize ola
superior denomination, can be entitled 10 an
inferior prize
Prizes pay able forty days after the drawing
and subject TO the usual deduction of fftt TN per
cent.
PRESENT PRICE OF TICKETS.
Single Ticket S5--Half 50 5o--Quartef S12s
A package of 20 tickets is warranted Il draw
at ieas,, nett, S3o IS
do. 20 Halves do. 10 p
do. 90 Quarters do. Sc
All letters and orders (post paid) from any
part ct the United States addressed to the Man.
ayers, and enclosing cash or prize ticke:s il
former lotteries, will be certain 10 receive the
most prompt attention. Address
YATES & MINTYRE,
Jan. Is. Washington City.
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DAN'L. LEI, &C.
CoaAIssIoNER's 0FrIcE,
Manchester. Jan. %, 1877. )

IN oSedience to the above IN part rechedor
der, the subscriber issued a notice tor the par
ties TO attend HIM here on this day, and the sala
notice having teen served Oh the defendao'
James Mason. who attended With his sXhioiss'
but the notice no: having been served on ".
defendant Joseph Granthsm, and 4 sppear"s
that he is not an inhabitaHt Of this Comhrp'r
wealth; the matter is adjourned until the oa
tiay OF March next. when the SAID Joseph Gran
than viii attend at my Office aforesaid WIN
such evidence and vouchers, as be may 'i'''A
proper to produce.
LENT. BENT. .aAs Ca"'
Ian. -.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-22
FPONLK 25 CENTS.-H

led FAMILY MEDICINES
FrONLY 25 CENTS..H
LEE unparalleled Ambitious Pills, price
IS and 50 cen's per box--'amOu for the cure
OF Bilious and oiher destructive fevers, obsti.
nate distractions OF the stomach and bowels,
giddiness, sickness of tue stomach, removing
colds, costiveness, &c. &c,
Petersburg Dec. SIN. 1925.
Dear Sir---.iaviDg been troubled for years
and finding the faculty of no use. then having
recourse to the sulphur and Mineral Springs
three years bat to no eject, wss by accids Mt,
induced to try your Ambitious Pills, which
after us.ng | find myself perfectly well--to my
great astonishment Every exertion on my part
to- introduce them to my friends shall be used:
and believe me sir, your moet obliged servant,
fHOS: WILCOX
Tic Mr. Noah Ridgely. Baltimore.
Lees HORN destroying Lozenges, a most pow.
erfui medicine, removes and destroys all kind,
Of worms
Lee's Eirr, sovereign remedy for colds
obsunate coughs, catatrhs. asthmas, sore thros,s
and approaching consumpuons.
Lees .NSrpeus Cordial. an excellent medicine
for all nervous affections, weakness. pans IN
Ions, back &c.
Lees Essence Of Mustard. no medicine ever
excelled this in curing rheumatism, sprains
bruises, frosted feet, &c. &c.
Lee's .ague and Ferer Drops, a never failing
cure.
Lees Sovereign Ointment, warranted 10 cure
the itch BY only one application
Lees Persian Lotion, an excellent medicine
for curing letters rngworms. prickley heat &c.
lees indian Vegetable Specific, an eiiectual
cure tor Venereai GonOrhea.
Lees Tooth .9che Drops, which give immed-
ate rehef.
Lees Tooth Powder, which cleanses and
beauties the teeth.
Lee s.3noGyne E.irir, for the cure of head aches
lees Corn Plaster, for removing and de-
stroyIRg corns
The above highly approval medicines are soldby
ADAM YOUNG.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-22

1he uoor North Of Mrs. GouIdlngs Tavern,
Martinsburg,
Where fresh supply has just been received.
IfCAUTIoN--piease ask for Lees ANTI
BILIOUS PrLLs, PREPARED by Noah Rdgely-
ID see thai h's maine IS on the outside wrap
er--no other are genuine. None OF Lees Me.
icnes are genuine without the name of Noah
ndgely on them
Maftinsburg. Jan, 4, 1927.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-22
Fom the Christian Advocate.

Cure for Iatempere zee. We have
been induced To republish the f"lIoa mi
notice. at the instance of several peo-
pie VINO testify that it actually possesses
the COVER 90 arrest the Tell destroy
They state thai it creates a vi orous
appetite tyr animal food, and an utter
aversion to ardent spirits; and that b,
the use OF It, many of the most intern
perate have become perfectly sober,
and are now in their "rignt minds"
\ simple remedy has been discover
ed which cite "tualIy cures habitual
drunksrds and tipplers, and renders
them totally aserse to spurious potations
in any form. A considerable number
who have obtained lasting benefit stand
ready 10 corrohorate with the most con
elusive testimony what is here averred
Twenty years experience in the laws
Of stimuli, and the happy effects pro
duced by this remedy, have taught its
simplicity and renovating power on con
situations injured BY intemperance-
All INDECENT persons in the city are inv
ted to call and cure their fatal thirsts
gratis. Persons at distance can have
the remedy sent by mail, enclosed in a
letter nt through the medium OF friend
in the city, by addressing their apphca
ton post paid to DIR. Chambers. corner
of Broome street and Broadway New
York -.-
The present population OF New.0r.
leans is believed 10 exceed $4,000 souls.
When the city was Transferred to tins
government, % years ago, it contained
but 5000 inhabitants.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-22
aaricntfura@.

Sat- az a .NanaYe.--The value ct Salt as
manure on newly drained land, IS strongly eVl
denced by the following experiment OF DIR. Hoi
and, well known by hrs ak lcnilursi survey o,
Chesiice 10 zsgiaud: after drsiniog piece OF
sour rusty ground, about the middle OF ocio,
Der, he ordered some refuse salt TO be spres al
upon p TT of the land at the rate OF eight
bushels TO the acre; and IN anoiher part sixteen
bushels. IL a short time vegetation disappear
ID totally, and during the month OF April soi
lowing mo- blade OF grass was to be Seen. IN
the latter end Of the month OF May, most
lour,sting crop OF rich grass made its appear,
Ance onth.t part where The e'gh' bushels had
been lad. In the month OF july the other por
ton produced still greater crop; the cattle
were remsrkab'y fond OF it, and for ten or
twelve years afterwards the iaod c Inhibited ST..
perior verdure to the neigh6orlng fields.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-22
lyf1SCELLALEouj.
GOOD EFFECT or JREDULiiY.
A THGB srcay.


There lived SOM. years ago, IN the
TOW u OF -, IN CoHnscticuL, a m.n
WIN vas much addicted 90 the prac
tee OF converting his neignbo ) prop
erty to his own use and beneh' wIth0u'
IF or and The Clergyman oI the
town suspecting him OF making too
free with hi, hay, mad one night ce'i
cealed himaeif ia hi barn With his dark
lantern The tbief soon appeared
aud tying up large bundle, had la.
left the premises, WHEN the Rev. own
er, Instead vi ba~hsg out, You
scoandrel you! what do you mean by
steailng my hay" disenRaged the can.
die from the lantern. aud dextefous,y
applied il TO he comousiible toad -
The bundle was soon III bright blaz !,
aud the uniucky fellow, su-pec,InY
that he was ur.ued by some person
WIN ignt, Iald his feet 20 III grand
win common agility. Be- 1t was N
vain to escape the pu,.u'ng fire The
blaze increasing IN brightness as he
ran, seemed To bls terrified nmagiaa
ton TO come bearer, tili veidnIing 10
look round to discover the eXteni Of
his danger he perceI'edto his aston
ishmem that the stolen hay was Oh tire
How 1t cdne so, puzzled him not
a little But as Conscious guilt as
sisted his natural credunty, be set led
down upon the conclusion that the fire
was sent from heaven tOadrnonish hum
OF his transgressions. Full OF this
iarraing notion he gave hmselfno rest,
uutil he had gone TO the parson and
made confession of his CRIME; and re-
lated the supposed extraordinary and
terrible warning from heaven. The
Rev. gentleman humored his creduity
under the idea that he might reform
his ile He was not nnstsken: fol
the blazing hay had alade so deep an
impression Oh the poor fellows mDhd
that from tn nceiorlh he fursook his
evil courses. became a valuable mem
Der of so 'iety, and was united 10 he
fl lck 81 jne luiiclous clergyman. who
had assisted SO materially IN ms re
formation. He finally died an honest
man in the firm belief of the interpo
si,iou of Providence in setting lire to
the stolen hay. The parsen Kept the
secret til The poor man was laid in the
dust, but then even the clerical tongue
could no longer resist che desire Of
communicating so eurioas an incident
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-22
rL.Ax Seed WANTED

YsSaE subscribers wish 10 purchase quaint
a ~ OF FL7.I-SEED sor which the Higa-
est price will be gwen.
ID. ORRtCK, & Co.
Marttasburg, Jan. II, 1927.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-22
DrugsY Medicines.

I'm add't on to The large supply on hsnd
IL ct DRUGS and .IEDfCLN Els, the sub.
scrI5er has just received LEE'S CELEBRA.
led FAMILY MEDICINES
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-22

tam mead, MS own experience A
observes one of his neighbors IN the
'uccessfui practice of p ocess for de
stroylng bugs and catterpIllars. In
this ease he obtains useful know ledge
by means of observation, nom the
experience of another A communi
Gates this process to Il by the word OF
mouth. b then obtains his portion OF
useful knowledge by means of CONVEX
salon. Thus far all gees OH swim.
m'ngly. But A or B takes it into his
head to write down the pariicul4rs, of
said process for destroy ing bugs OF
catterplllars; posts i, of to the printer
who send it flying all abroad on news
paper wings. The thing now beglns
10 look little suspicious, and many
who would believe the verbal stale
ment of farmer A or farmer b have
their doubts about the matter wheb
they see their remarks 10 print. The
information which has been SUBJECTED
10 the press, begins 10 appear TOO much
Ike book fa'mane; and G like .
1ioekhead, as he IS, refuses to avail
himself OF The advantages it prOftiers
because he does not believe in being
taught by aPrIn;er OF an editor OF
newspaper how 10 manage a bushes.
ne has been brought up 10.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-22
JAMES THOMSON,

BUSINESS belonging to
F North the Court House and intends constant
of afford will
confidently
cred IA carLG
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-22
FANCY ARTICLES, dc.

FANCY ARTICLES, dc.
French Pomat in Pots Poke, Combs
Pomatum Roll Fine tooth Combs
Vegetable Soap Shaving Boxes
Windsor Soap Shaving Brushes
CASTLE Soap, white Too'h do.
Perfume Boxes Shoe do.
Smelling Bottles Hair do.
Tooth powder Cloth do.
Lip sal7e White Wash do.
Hair Pin. Pen Knives
Fine Needles Scissors
Portable States Ra2ors and Homes
Camel Hair pencils Knitting Needles
Rack Lead do Snuff Boxes
Duable Irs Theoruu Brushes, }
Crayon-Tspers Tor velvet painting 5
Lamp Glasses Paint Boxes. va sIz.
Red Lead, (Purpie ffost,ng,
White do, Crimson "
French Chalk - Pow d B'ue,
Red g Gold Leaf.
White 4" Silver Is
Chinese vermillion, K Gum She'll Lac,
Chrome Yellow, Copal,
Spcrmaceti Oil, 60 SPIRITS Of Wine,
Spirits Turpentine, !? Fish Oil,
Manganese, Bottle Corks,
Blue Smait (fne) IPsint Brushes, &c.
FRUIT, SPICES, SC.
Mace, rIkS, NaitlHs, ~SultDSSSs fhihODN's ~
berts, Gloves, Cinnamon, Alspice, Pepper
English Mustard, Cyanne Pepper, Starch. &c
Superior Spanish SEGARs, Chewing
ToBACCo,
Lasscas'sr Rappee Letpe, and Carrots
Scotch Snmf
Liza. BLEACHING, BLACK VARNIsH.
Stoughton's Bitters,
prepared I,artie iarly tor Familt & Tavern use
.4psrient Se'ddEtE and Soda Powders.
A large and genera assortment OF
BARRON, &c.
constantly kept Oh sale. one door North
of the Cour House, Ma'tinsburg.
Mar'inshurg, Jan. IS, l827.---tt.
n b. The highest cash price will
he given tor Clean FLAX SEED
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-28
THE SOLDIERS BABY;
AN AFFECTING TALE.

Toyertook on the road regiment OF Highland
ers then on their march for Cork, where they were
to embark for the Netherlands 1t was beautiful
morning in the spring of 1915. The sun was
shining bright, and their arms and accoutrements
were g,ittering in his rays. The waving plumes'
martial dress, military music, soon dissipatcd the
clouds Of dependency from an imagination young
and ardent, and opened long vista OF glory. ~
few moments fancy had gided over the whole
career and restored me, high in rank, and covered
with honors, to my native village, to my mother,
and to nv friends. The first step to this ideal pro-
motion was easily obtained. In few minutes
had the honor Of being enrolled private IN the
18th Highlanders; and, before my arrival at Cork,
was fully equipped in the garb OF the warlike
Cets.
/ need not detain you with an account OF my
dull and uninteresting lite, after our Arrival IN
| Relpum previous to the memorable fight OF Wa
terloo The night before the battle was pacing
backwards and forwards, a solitary sentinel at
one of our out.posts. There was weight in the
midnight atmosphere that spread an unwonted
sloom over my soul. There was silence through
out the whole of our army, which formed STIR
king contrast to the loud shouts of the enemy as
; they passed the night in carousing around then
watch.fres should not, perhaps, call it silence
and vet it was something like it; but not the 81
lence of sleep. The stern and sullen sound W.T.
which the word and countersign were exchanged
the low but deep tone in which the necessary OF
ders for the following day were given; the sigh
contending feelings in the soul. which almost re
sembled the groans extorted by bodily pain iron
!. the wounded, were all still more audible than th'
distant clang of the armourer, and the snortlns
i, and prancing Of the steed, and showed, that al
0 around was waking watchfulness and anxiety.
d About the middle of the night received 'isl
d from young man with whom had formed al
intimate acquaintance. lie was the only son 0
a gentleman Of large property IN the soutn
IS Ireland but. having foI med an attachment to
y beautiful girl in humble life, and married he
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-28
From The Charleston CDmier
THE GRECTAN ENIaRANTS.

Daughter
Nay, Father, why thus look aiar,
As if thou wouldiat not stay
Another moment where we ares
But longed to be away!
Why should we wish TO lnger here,
When all we loved are gomez
The foe hath slain the strong, the fair.
And we are left alone.
Daughter
Then lei us leave ths dreary cline,
And seek some happier shore,
Where never sorrow, pain Crime
May vex the spirit more.
Fafhey-
Oh Daughter whittier shall we Ely,
To seek that happier spot,
Where tears shall never dim the eye.
And sorrow be forgots
Daughter
Wen follow where the golden Sun,
Seeks onder distant Isle,
land he loves TO shine upon
oh there we'n rest awhile.
Father
It isl verdant land my child
A land of fruits and flowers:
Blu, there hearts as fierce and Wild
As were in this of ours.
DageAtsr--
Oh, then wen go TO yonder land
IT'S calm and pleasant place
And there we'll rove DER the golden sand,
And hide from oil our race.
Father.-
The fields are there forever green.
And the streams forever flow
But there the Moslem's foo, hath been
Then what their beauties nov :
Daughter
Then Father let us cross the sea,
And wander far away;
The breeze is swift and We may be
In happier climes ere day.
Father-
All norv is calm upon the mains
But the spreads far and wide.
Thou knowesi not, we land again;
What tempssts may betide.
Daughter
hut Father, 'tis not man that Wieids
The ocean and the air.
lie may destroy earth's fertile fields,
But he ia powerless there.
Fafber--
Then come my child--from man we'll haste
Too long this land we've trod
Well seek the oceans boundess waste,
And put our trust in God. JUAN
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-28
WILMINGTON, Del. FRIDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1927

to be derived from the use of this medicine, will have
tendency to confirm the public in their good opinion Of
and also to convince the scepcal OF the truth OF the
wonderful cures which have been effected BY it
S. r.. Post, SEPT. 8.
"Spring Grove, Lancaster county,
Pa August ~, 1927.
RESPECTED Sra,
feel great pleasure in informing you Of the ncacnable
benefits have received from taking bottles Of your
Panacea which purchased when last in Philadelphia.
very severe, times for several years past entirely sub.
sided and after the Of the second my cough and the
splitting of blood, eectualy ceased and feel myself
in perfect health. Yours, respectfully,
DAVID MKARAHER.
Mr.. John A. Parker.
Sold By appointment by HaRL.a.N, No. 1875,
Martet Street. Nearly opposite the Town Hall,
Wilmington, Del.
June 90. 64-u6m
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Number 618.
CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN

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S.r From those who do not pay above, FiDe Dollars
sl be demanded. If subscriber wishes to decline he
@ notify the editors of his intention before the first OF
lane or December, and pay all arrearages. Without
compliance with these conditions, paper WILDE discon
,nled except at the option oftle editors.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements exceeding twelve lines, for term
three months; four times for dollar, and TWEEN
" cents for every insertions longer ones
niron Advertisers requested TO specify in writing
hnw oae their advertisements be inserted they
viii be ntnlcd till forbid. Letters to the Editors, TO in
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Please to take Notice,

yVvrAr application will be made t. the next eenera' as
sembly Of this State for additional supplement ~
the act entitled Act to authorize the owners ana pos
rf the swamps AVID low grounds sl'a. Gu ,r
branch leading into Assawaman Bay to cut ditch OF GRAN
through the same. ApaM 0n1h
November 16, 1927