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DIR, PRESIDENTS Celebrated Rheumatic
Po5rders hecommmeade6 by the most
respectable physicians in Europe as well as IN
A4IgE!fS as a safe and certain cure for the
h5eumatisH and Rheumatic Cont.
y Jg.hcious practitioner ~ London, speaking
: a. Of these powders, EXPRESSES h~imselfHu5.-
." / nave Says he employed all my skill and tai
onts to find sut IN usefu, PREPARATION for the re-
lief and cure OF Rheumatism, and Inlost Sotemnig
! affirm, that | have never found any thing so good,
SO sqffl ald Sc e9icacigus, a. Dr.. DrIsden's fneu
matte Powders. You may depend upon II (says
hr) for | nave often experienced i, hat they
possess every virtue that can justly be aScribed
TO any medicine for that tormenting disease.
Here thcn Says he, again) YOU have q medicine
OF superlatiye efficacy and of intrinsic value
mild in its operation and certain in its effects, and
with may be given with success in a variety Of
chronic diseases, but especially IN obstinate
Hhe1n4'isn. II may be given 10 the youngest
/ children. and 10 women IN the most dcbc1'e stu
atoms. In pans of the face, &c. d powder taken
al bed time will rive relief.
Dr.. JENNINGS OF Edinburgh, speaking ofthese
powders, says, | have used them in my practice,
n, well as ia the hospitals, and fund item 10 bc a
snost valuable remedy in cases Of RheumatiSm
and well calculated to do much good. and there
fore recommend them to general use being con-
fde0t IN my own pI11llnn, ds Wei dS liii ol ptl
rr,. that no one will be disappointed who may
have occasion 10 use them,
DR.. Clark ofNeo York, in a letter 10 the a.
gcut uftbe proprietor, concludes bv saying, The
poorer class Of eeeple viii find in these powders,
a valuable aud cheap medicine, for | have gen
crafty found frem one 10 two boxes have produ-
ccd a cure. and in some cases half box has had
the wished for effect, ard in one instance a gen
tleman who came under my care, labefipg u4ler
obstinate chronic Rheumatism, attended with al
the syolptoms OF approaching consumption, by
CONTINUING the use OF the powders both disease,
we're completely removed, and | am, of an op.n-
ION, thar this medicine will prove a valuable rem
cdy in complaints ofthe chest, as well as EiGp-
matisa. Prepared and sold by
NJ y. DRESDEN. NJ u.
No. L.. =. Poul2. L0aaoR.
Who las appointed Dr.. ROBERT HthkI&.
Jp. of Pfi}clel fbia, the only agent IN The United
States. to venl the rheumatic Popders; with
full powder to appoint other agents where b
may think proper.
il THE subscriber is appointed Agent and
has ion sale a few dozen boxes Of DR.. DriSdeH''
Rheumatic Powders. each box contains q doses,
Price 81 % Per Box.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Apothecary and Druggist.
July 3d. t24A92
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Mr. Adams or his administration, and
yeti am MOI in the opposition. ! hate
Rlr Clay, YET | do not like John Rau-
dolpll. | DO lot even consider Gen.
Jackson my friend, nor am | partial to
Mr.. Calhoun, vel | hope ho may coine
tlom the furnace prepared hy tue odious
blk, unseathed. | am fond OF ucws-pa-
pers, yet | abhor all editors hut Mr..
6wynn, with whom | have often dinrd,
and joiucd IN glass of generous wiue.'
| an now about 1727 years old, and in
excellent health. | am so fat | can
scarce get along. look like : two SIN
Gle gentlemen foll'd into one aud owe
~ body saAsl an in d VERY wcakiy coR-
dltioa. / never except when |
am eafried, tho | am certain ! could
UaR II | could oncu get into boots. |
nm twice as big as my Father who is a
very thin man. aud lives with DR.. Rou-
rieue1 on Fell's Point, and yet | do not
take alter my mother, for | never had
one If you were 10 cut of my two
aims, | should be 40 longer myself, hut
my father standing ON his head then,
run a pin through me, and ! should be
one of my fathers brothers land thsn
seven me, | should be two of my un-
eles TN conclusion, gentle reader,
II you were a giant / would make two
of you. J. N.
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ID COX BINDERY The subscriber las lat
~ ly procured an additional frst rate baook
Binder, which enables hin 10 do all wofb, !
that line, with neatness aud dispatch. lie la
received direct from Philadelphia, "a very iaree
supply Of paper Of vcry superior qaa-S when
enables him to do any KIND Of Biaak io3 at d
minutes notice, Merchants, Clerks. and tic pub
lie generally may rely ON having any work or
dcrrd Of me, faithfully done and made out OF the
best materials and al very low press.-icrsons
wishing books bound are requested 10 bring them
forward immediately as am somewhat at ieis.
urc and can do thcln much trfter than whan !
am pushed with work. Tie public are lltnei
informed that bind books al much lower prices
than they ever were known 10 IL done at IN this
part of the country, and in a much more SUPERB
or manner. ABitAM II. NORTH.
Feb. 9. ts27
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Fdll ana inter Goods.
SR\ AVID 4 ROBERT KYLE. off, 10 then
~ customers aud The public. m assortment
of seasonable FANCY STAPLE GOODS.
| which in quality and variety have never bee0
surpassed in this market. Amongst the arti-
rles lust received are the following:
ii Drah Cloths, various shades.) for Gentle
mem great coats
Blue and Black Cloths. lar below the con
mon prices)
Pclise Cloths. various colors and fine quality
Superior English silk Vestinrs
Black figured Silks
Shaded figured Gro Dc Naples
Plain black do.
FIGURED aud ulain Saiins. assorted
Rich fancy silk handherchiels
ladies black and white silh hose
Gdntlrmeu's do. do. do.
Do. do. do. half do,
RIue. mink white and black crane liesse
.ItaI,sn cranes. assorted
Superior crane robes
"a aud A black Grape hhtfa.
silk ~yelyets and plnsles
A handsome assortment Of infants cap'pat.
tcru4
Gymps and piping cords
Superb feather F6ted ribbons
Shaded satin do.
Fine keutngs
Figured landlord and plain book muslin
Plain and figured jaekoget do.
Do. do. muil do.
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The successful warrior, who has de-
solscd whole empires for his own az
e-randizement, the successful usurper Of
his country's rights and liberties, may
have their hourslofsw which
they nay look back, with II barbarous
JOY upon the triumph of their talents,
and feast upon the adulaticn Of syco~
phants that surround them but night
and silence come and conscience
takes her turn. The bloody field rises
upon the startled imagination, the shades
Of the slaughtered innocent stalk in ter
rifle procession beforettc couch. The
aeonizing cry of countless widows and
orphans myades the ear. The bloody
dagger of the assassin play in airy ter
ror, before the vision. Violated liberty
lifts her agenging lance and a down
trodden nation rises before them in al
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PAmiogaome,a.-Ln lhls npe Of r..

fdgsioga0me'ef.-In this nRe Of re-
%dnenent, marked by the scientific rec
searches 81 Sde0RS INTO thu dtlectabls
doctrine Of bumps ana protuberances,
y'cIeped cralloIogy,lt IS quite remarkt.
bic tint no System has hitherto been de-
v,sed--no machine yet Observation-Disclosures
by the depth Of a mans purse might DO
asccftained from the longitude of his
phA. Only contempt ii tol a
courteous reader, the manifold adylntas
ges Of such Il eonlfivance ;
l.. To all popularity hunters. With
one Of these property gauges, ii nigh.
be discovered ia Il moment, By die COM
pass Of a mans ylsage, whether or noc
ms support and influence may vibrant
! your solicIlude, aud 10 what extent /.
VII be worth your while 10 exercise NO.
Oh him y0uI powers ot 1litery. II an
application Of the instrument 10 his fea-
uucs, You perceive the mercury to sink.
below the point Of 10000, you VIII Of
course waste but Little tims Of pcfsua-
siye augmentation. But il The quick
'h'Nl oioi iFAH W ~ 9o3DDp3 ~ fJOps
100000 OF upwards, be sure 10 follow
htm closely, and get fast hold Of his but
ton--the light Of his counlenancc is, by
all means 10 be secured.
=. To Bank Directors. On prcsen-
talion o inotes for discount, with what
estimation must such an invention be re-
garlcd Here are the applicant and
/ his endorser5-the hafd-run trader and
hs coil4crals. Send Il committee 10
examine their facial struclure-adiust-
ny each lIneanent 10 the nice lines up
on The merring ply 3iognometer-shayc
tllcIr draughts, and dispose OF their pcti-
tons accordingly.
3. To Assessors Of Taxes. What
a convenient rude in the righteous a.
daptatlon o rdtos, 10 the actual pecuni-
Any condition oil each member Of socie-
~. n phys ]ognomical journal might
be formed /; which would furnish at 4
single glance, all he requisite inlorma-
ton in bic pr misses ; without the druid
gerry Of calculation Of inquiry.
4. To Merchants and Wholesale
Dealers. When an obscure retailer
asks for credit or Indulgence, tiy his re-
sponsibility by the standard unier con-
Is.aeratlon. Determine by the Pheno-
mena Of his phiz, tie supellicies, depth
ana solid contents Of MS poeket-moral
character out Of the question. With
one Of these engines how seldom vii j.
be come necessary to balance Il mans
account by items Ike t3is: Profit and
Loss DR.. to Solomon Slump--For r.
mount ofhis bill discharged by rcasopof
bankruptcy'--et ccttra.
IN short, n machine Of this nature
must be peculiarly beneficial and COM
modious 10 all classes OF sucieIy--to in~
|surance companies, to mechanic yea 10
printers. After such an invention, which
will doubtless take place n OF these
days, the whole course OF human con
duct must experience a change--hctlhous
capital will no longer be heard ot n.y.
pnerisy, in matters Of cash at least, muSt
| inevitably be exploded-and every tun
| shall stand Oh its own botlem.
lNdat.ehet Inquirer.
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fNCOMPARABLE CALIcoEs-Mrk sf Bo-
- JDsoR & Co. have nov the pleasure Of an
nornchng the arrival Of the above tnll, beautiful
atuclc, together with e great many other rich
and desirable goods At less prices than ever be
fore exhibited. Their friends and the public are
particularly solicited 10 eiea then assortment.
Oct. >
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YRA EVIEWS.-Ihe subscriber begs leave TO
gs5 inform the public that he is appointed
agent (tor this pnrt of the country by tue
publishers, for the following valuable Perio-
dical Works, viz .
North American Review, published in Bos-
ton,
Edinburgh Review, published in Boston,
Quarterly Review, do do
Amtrican Quarterly Review, published in
Philadelphia.
Nledico. Chirurgical Review, published in
New York, and Edited by james Johnson,
VI. d.
Philadelphia Journal Of Sciences, Edited
by n. Chapman, NJ. D., W.P. Dcwes, NJ. d.
and John Goldman, NJ. d. &c. &c.
| will remark that the above Reviews have
obtained grea, reputation and praise from the
very best Judges in IT, United States, being
edited by he most &minent literary men in
the world, Nnd the Typographical part exc.
cutcd equal to any whatever.
The subscription ~priceaatGeach of the a
bove works is 50 per annnm. ] will furnish
either Of them 10 subscribers delivered in this
place frer Of all other expenses which will
save to those who take them from me about
two dollars q year on each work. | hope
gentlemen will do me the favor of calling aud
subscribing tor one or all Of the above valua-
BILE works. ABRAM r. NORTH,
Dec. IL.
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" III, i again offer my tract Of Land
= N the Codnty of Campbell, on the waters
I I allns River, adjoining ahe lands Of C"bt
pwor5s 80, ~ i~edy, and'others, containing
~ tfo Aeres, which | will barter for
Il ron,e.s oiio' or IN Kentucky, or Indiana,
/ Qoars ~ or negroes not over 50 or under
ha5s win Yt = o, equal male numbers, or good
san R,s' oe '1ken. For terms apply to Capt.
bison - Who will also show the land TO any
WISHING TO see il.
Im REUBEN RUCKER.
4w43
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NNaffHANlEL wINsroN-At the iuncti,


MAINTAINED WINSTON-At the junction
~ of Main Street with the Alley leading q 10 9
from Friends to Martin Of STONE y are honsc,of
fcrs to the public, by wholesale OF retail, a GENE
raj assortment ofGBOCERIES, on as good terms
as can be had in this market, confident they arc
well bought. bur willnot promise on better or
cheaper. consisting IN part Of
Best filed sacks OF Sait, twiIlcd sacking
Sugar and Coffee Of diacrent qualities
n. Orleans and w. |. Molasses
I,urontinc and ,r,nsn,rcn, SOM
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be warranted genuine.
He has recently purchased the entire stock OF
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Ois. Dye-Stulls, &c.
of DOctS. Owens x Lcclle. Which IN addition 10
bis stock on haud, together VIII ms new arrival.
renders his assortment extensive aud compiled.
His friends and the public, as well as the ors
toners Of Owcns & Leckie, are assngd lhat thty
can bc furnished ON the most favorable terms.
Practitioners OF Medicine, country meselR -
and others who purchase largely ean be aapp,ed
at q small advance aboyeth northern price, aud
good bonds taken IN payment.
The greatest attention paid to the compound
ing Of medicine; and he PLEDGES himself 10 deli.
yer no article out of his establishment but what
is of the purcst quality,
July H.. ts96
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gyaG MuSlC.-The subscriber has the plea
AI -ure of informing the ladies and gentlemen
sSSTyncbburg. that lie has received direct from
WptII33sIphia, a very valuable selection of NEW
rT'sIC, for the piano-forts, German Flute, Cla.
- Sc. &c. all of which he is determined to
sci very low. hotsAM H. NOhlH'
June L.
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seAhl ltlf, l snnllld De TWO oil my ul-
cles In conclusion, gentle reader,
II You were Il giant / would make two
of you. J. n.
Professor Garter, in one Of his last
letters from Genoa, describes his visit to
The birthplace ofthe Discoycrcrof Amc-
lcl, III the following terms :-
4 full day was occupied in an cxcur-
sionto Coeoleuo, tha rcputcd birthplace
ii Christopher Columbus. Although
much obscunty still hangs over tho Graz
die Of tins GREAT man, yet the American
traveller IN particular, viii feel a salts
faction IN visiting a spot which tradition
has associated with the Discoycrcr Of
the New World. | have neither time
nofmellnailon al present 10 enter into "a
dlsqnisltlon upon the contradictory au-
thorltles lnrelalion 10 tbs subject, snor
10 balance the conflicting claims OF rival
places 10 the nativity Of the adventurous
navigator. His " manuscript T. now
understood 10 be in the hands of Wash
inglon Irving at Madiid, who perhaps
may throw s0inc new %lightupou the car-
~ years Of lis author.
The village of Corolctto is situated
at the he'd Of The Gulf, about fifteen
miles from Genoa. ON the road towards
Sayona. On arriving At the Iirle holcl.
INJURY qyls made for tbc llouseoC Chris.
tophef Columbus g. some halfa dozen
VILLAGERS who seemed 10 c,uItipth ntSe
led the WAY TO the antoine and hrwblr
mansion. il stands upor' the yea-shorc.
encircled bv the Aims and Iookiug south
upon-a waste Of wafeI..-Icthc Grandeur
Unnatural eenery en- inspire ocnuls. 4.
lwaken Young thouoht to noble pur-
suits. Cocolctto may hence draw an ar-
oomcpt Ia streoothnn her claim and il
t6is n|araral,r a lnl.5 ch,Ilrnoe comur-
|tlion. The low. .reLrd c@ollipos and
aee4scd walls bear all Inc marks ol
rfclf are buf one can hardly brina
| himself - the belief. that they have
stood between three and four centuries.
! mall chanberperlnpste fcctsuuarc.
IS sbewI.l winch II is nrctrndcd Co
lomhns vas born. MANY fragments ot
the ~ca,line have been cu,ried aw,v 81.
relics. The furniture of the room look,
ST il mlohr be coeyal win the auart.
ment. A little IMAGE Of The Madonna
a cross. and 4 Gun for the holv wafer are
SUSPENDED from Inc curtin at the head
Of tbe he'd. The prcscpt tenant Is a
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LhNIb AfA1H
NV Father with several of his broth
ers came to Greece, about fifteen cen-
turtles before the birth of Christ, under
| the protection OF gentlemen of Phunl-
eia, aud there settled. II was the good
fortune of the whole Of them 10 secure
! the esteem of all Greece, ON account of
many important services winch tl1eN
rendered the State. They contributed
in a gfeai degree 10 th. establishment oil
hat character for Literature and the
Arts, Which elevated her 10 tlo highest
pinnacle of Grandeur, aud procured for
her the name of The Cradle OF the S.
cnces. | have often heard my father
relate his history,but cannot say precise
y whero he was born. He had fifteen
brothers, all OF whom are . dive, AMI
one of them SO closely resembles him
rs frequently 10 be taken lor him. |
nave introduced hlh TO the Reader sonie
hundred years before Christ, somewhere
II Greece, bur, Inasmuch as he was a
Great traveller, ds Will be seen in the Sc
quel, ii is more than probable he had
beerr 10 many places previous TO this,
Of which / can give no account. lie
possessed vast abilities which made hlm
useful to all classes of people. lie per
formed many services Ia The Cabinet
and in the tield.-Contrlbuied 10 the
gr,tihcatlon, instruction and amusement
oi the Philosopher, Scholar ana Poet.
lie assisted The ncrGL%slt in ms @neeotil-
tons the mechanic in his operations,
and al descriptions Of People IN then
several vacations, and has continued to
do SC TO the present day,-Nere / IL
detail his various adventures it would re-
qulre ten thousand years to write them,
and more than a hundred thousand vol
uiDeS TO contain them. | shall there
fore only notice some of the prominent
circumstances Of his life. lie was with
Hercules at the Olympic Games, and
without him Hercules would not have
obtained a single triumph. lie fought
| with Menelaus ana Pdtruclus, at the
siege Of Troy. il was At Jerusalem at
the building Of Sol0mon's Temple and
ogi3ea 10 pulId up 'hI s"ollme% structure
% rec h1''oL'y' ne assisted lone
~ 'no e~o"npo'i'lon o' MS iI'''' ana y
o'ssg' '',' "'t.iou' MS 1'u ilo'nor "oa.a
MOI no" DC ''''cT ic"o olsaalh','a' lie
was |ltn ho,,u'oS' "hen ne i'la the
iooe'allon OF rome ,~on''neel 10 I've
tn''e "'''l 'e "o""i"l' ana auG'i WIS
ll' s%'''c'alion lo' """ In eI'ai oiy,
lh'l 'e sun fingers ''nons ''e runs Oh
rs ancient NI'nueor' ne was al LPhe-
sos "he" me en'P'e Oh p''ha was bur
ned "lu 'iu9B'o me S'a'ue o' NE Tod
oes5' oi,'il 'ht 'apoc'oVs names consul
lled heI Al Ms arms lie was WIN D.
rus "hGn ne was elected ny AieA3n-
as'' heiPtG h~e'oIl'uS 70 compose hs
| ijlStDfN mo j "UNCNO dos to write his dC-
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When | look upou the tombs of the
great, every emotion ofonyy dies wiihi
IN M wien | read the upilaphs Of
the beautiful, every inordinatn desire
COOS out when | meet with the rIief
oil parellz upon 4 tombstone, INV heart
mclts with compassion when see
The tomb 81 the parents themselves, /
consider The vanity Of gri, wing for thoso
whom We must quirlS follow i; when
see kpgs lyipg by those who deposed
them wllen | consider rival wits pla-
eed side BY side or The holy men that
divided the world with thoif contests and
diputess | reflect with sorrow and as.
t%onlsbment on The lille competitions,
factions, and debates Of mankind.
When | read the several dates of the
tombs, ei some thai died Yesterday, and
some thai died SIX hundred years ago, I
consider hat treat day when we shall
all oil us be contemporaries, aud make our
appearance together.
SPfefutor, No. 20.
The most difficult peeplom tlIe world
to be pleased are those y b. know cvrc.
%nmentally that they want mlents 20
please. The " oyid
No wise man ever wished 10 be young,
er. Swyt
No possessions are rood but by tho
GOOD use we mako of ihem; without
which, wealth, power, friends, servant,
do but help 10 make on lives the moro
unhappy. 81, I'm. Tcmple.
Bearing up against temptations and
prevailing over them, IS the very hing
Wherein the whole lie Of religion con.
sists. II lathe tral which God PIT, ap-
on Us III this world, by which we ara
10 make evidence Of oo LOVE and Ubc-
dlcoce 10 him, and d our fitness 10 be
made members Of hi kingdom.
Dr. Samuel tgah't Sermons
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K1gE EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Just recei.
Z we'd. by the subscriber, a very able and
mi-resfing pamphlet, entitled A candid Eramiaa-
Inn ofRe Protestant Episcopal Church, in twC
L5hys. II is said that the Episcopal Church has
been powerfully abused of late, and here's some
thing On the other side. Every body ought 10
read tins very ably written work, sincei it is put
out at the very low price Of II - cents.
ABRAM r, NORTH.
~. Ii
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Aga4o hundred and se.enty-fye bottles Cold
pressed American Castor Oil, just reed by
THOMAS J. DUNAL,
I.,e 20. Bunk Square.
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a IzsEED OlL.-I6o Gallons Linsecd Oil
ie THOMAS J. DUVAL.
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" AMP LlNsEED OIL.-Walter II. Mid
Ia dleton. has this day received a large guam
tity of superior Winter Strained Lamp 0ii.-Al-
so Linseed Oil, Spirit 1urpentine, White Lead,
&c.
Nov. 10. ts97
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ALTER II. MIDDLETON,
GnLuHilc. pnHi-nMcc

l'51 SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure oCil-
Dr.. 2inlng the public. dhat he has received.
bq5r;s@,a nom Philadelphia, a further supply ofthc
Or !. production callcdthe Atlantic Souvenir,
Sa5s@ @a. l ear 5 elf, some few copies in very
Slaeri 1iaalngs. Jus IS certainly the most
Sat-, Production ever published i the United
a B M, Also afaw copies of For-Gei ms Net, or
be3aig..'4i NM Aew-fear's Present.-This is a very
IN r. 40. london production, and has lnqny of
pr WIN s0Pefb ensravines ever seen. Toge;h-
/ d.ta many other New Books, all of which he
'"'m'nedt to sell lof for. cash.
Jan 10 ABR4M T. NORTH.
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mo- Afa

The majesty Of lis wrath. What, ~ha.
az the hours Of a splendid wretch Ike
tins compared with those that shed their
peoples aud lheif roses upon the pillows
OF our peaceful and viftuous patriotsf
Every night bringing to them the balm
ana health Of fepoae, and every morning
Offering 10 them then history in a MS
lions eyes = This, this is to be gfeot-
~ 'irtnons and be tIis the only ambia
ion lhat shall even touch IN American
bosom fu;rt's I,,loov
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~ 3fofT'3 Approved AntiBllious wills.
- II .led prevent and cure AL Bilious Com
Pas3 Malignant FeYers, Nc. Thorr PINE if
Mustered IA time to remove the Bic from the
a74'ea' viii connteract the causes which cont
= .,as produce Yellow or Bilious Feyer, Ague o.
, III iefefs, Bilious Ghoiic. Ple,n-isy, Dyscntc-
y 3sa1s, Sick and i'oal stomach. Head Ache,
-, el appetite, flataience, Iplep,ic Iits, ny
.aaIia. and tlgstarical Complaints, Sour
afaa3, aaaet Burn, Dyspepsia OF Indigestion.
my fenloge Habitial Costieencss, Colds
b, oasas. asthma, ~Stranguaty, Gravel, Ghcn-
I'm goot, Nsuvy. seorbWIc Blotchc,, Impu-
y IN Tie Blood, Female Complaints. &c.
aloflhef supply Of the above Pills. this day
Sir - al Tie subscribers Drug and Medicine
@'3'f Price > cents a box.
n WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
- OoIugifc- p03t-OU lire.
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" AMP OILS barrels winter and summer
"a strained Lamp Oil, of good quality.
WALTER II MIDDLETON.
Jaly II. 1896