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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-10
A PLEASANT REMEDY FOR
CDnrySl

vi T has now been khowa for years, that the ALBION CORN
a PLASTER affords immediate relief, and effects a certain
cure for Cons. by its application according TO accompanying
directions, the Corn is sofiened, a.tenuated, and drawn out by
the roots, without the least pain, OF any of the trouble and dam
ger attending the hazardous and Intellectual practice Of extract
ing the Corr by mere cutirs.
The following instances, from many others Of a similar char
acter, suficientiy attest TO the superior efficacy Of the Albion
Corn Plaster.
MIR. Fauar Of Boston, was a number Of ears distressed by n
very painful Corn, had applied every thing recommended with
out effect, ard was rendered a perfect cripple. On applying
this Plaster he was perfectly cured Of hts Coin and freed from
his ismeness.
A Gentleman Of Greenfield, was for many years afflicted with
a very painiul Corn, and was cured by one box, after every
other plaster had been tiled 10 no purpose.
Mi. Cutler, OF Boston, was cured Of Troublesome Corn by
one box.
Certificate To those afflicted with Corns on their feet, I
do certify, that l have used the Albion Corn Plaster, with con-
P!ete success. Before had us"d one box, il completely cured
a Corn which had tou'ied me for many years. 1 make this
public fol the benefit Of those afflicted with that painful COM
plant. Gjgued) WM.
Flushing, Long-lslaad, Feb. 90.
price SO cents a hox)
IL Prepared from the original MS Recipe of The late DIR.
w. L. Conway, by L. kIDDhR, his immediate succ sssor and
The sole propi .eor. For sa,e wholesale, with all the other
Con~ay .Hediciae) at lis Counting Room over No. ~, (or-
merly 7) Corner Of Court and iIsnover-sireets, Boston, and at
retail, by his special appointment, by JOSEPH BALCH, in.
and JOHN II. MASON < 90 Providence ID. A. =. MOORE,
Newport aud Dr.. J. WILLIAMS, Warren.
~" Observe that none are genuine unless signed I. KIDDER,
on the outside printed wrapper.
lPA large discount made to Country Physicians, Traders,
&c. Nov 26
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PARKER VEGETABLE RENOvATING


Equal TO Spdim's or aug other, asd enc dollar cheaper,
HINOR tie cure of Rheumatism, Liner Complaint, Ulcers,
A .Nercuriaf, dnd ~Syphiitic Diseases. Likewise, COM
plants arising iron Az impure state of the blood, Putrid Sore
Throat, and tie eary stlees of Consumption, SC
Many cases of Jauudce have been radically cured by
using only a few bottles. Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, Is re-
moved by It's powerful virtUos and where children are COIL
cerned, IL is known 10 he a remarkable salutary operative,
aud TOR That pulpose should be kept IN families, 10 he given
in complaints incident u the changes Of the seasons.
Purchasers are requested To Observe, that the Genuine
Medicine has the PUprietor's name, in his own hand writ
ing, on the label vi each bottle, with the words Z" Parker's
Panacea, - on the seal OF the ork. The label represents the
Hydra subduCd by Hercules, with a masonic emblem above.
This IL equal TO any in Use IL Is pleasant to
the taste, and Requires no alteration In the diet-spirtous
iguors Ia be avoided.
The proprietor is aware, that Tor Want of proper and con
tain information, his medicine may by some pCssons lie rank
ed amongst no~tranis vended By numerous empires OF the
day but he has lie satisfaction Ui know my, that upon trial
these opinions viii vanish, and give place 10 convicioR vi
its superior merits. To p,etcid that all and every disease
To which the human constitution is liable, will De cured by
his medicine, woul1 he false and aisunI In the extreme, but
1 possesses uncoinInob efficacy IN ihe rebel and cure OF Ger
tiiii obstinate and viuient complaints, a,i tiose la mary Ia
stances of the most alarming amd distressing nature, can and
iabeon fully suhstantafed.
Certificates and dinciiuns, printed in "A pamphlet bnn, ac-
company each bJtne-pice -, or $50 per dozen.
REMEMBER l-"pARKEk'S PhNACEA 4" equal to
Swaim's, or any other, and one doller cheaper.
Orders from any pan of the United States, addressed to
JOHN a. Parker, No. 900, North Eighth, tour doan
above Wood-streei, or ATKINSON & ALEXANDER
Nrntels, Philadelphia. VIII be attended 10
January "a.
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DUMFRIES' REMEDY FOR THE
srJ PILES. ~Dl

CASE OF a CURE.n
"BosroN, NOVEMBER 94th.
SIRCThe Pile Ointment and ElectuaTy I lately had q
- You has had an excellent efect.-I have been troubled
sr years with the Piles, ind have never found any remedy
that would compare with yours. The late attack was q 90
we're one, but the relief was almost immediate. l take great
pleasure in communicating this to you, for the benefit of-sny
who may be suffering under so painfula disease.
= Il
"MR. KIDpER:"
7he original letter may DO sssn at tho CoHnfing Rson
ofthe Proprietor.
pThe Proprietor of this Medicine, recommend II with
the fullest confidence, as one Of the most valuable remedies
yet discovered, for the cure Of the painful and facilitating com,
plant of the Piles. He deems IL unnecessary to publish any
ther tlrin tue fore gong testimonial in its favor. This remedy
as more perfectly answered the purpose for which IL 10 In
ended, tlan any other now In common use, and affords i've
edtate anu permanent reiiet, both from the disorder itself, d
s accompany ing symptoms Of pain In the lons, vertigo, head
ache, loss Of appetite, indigestion, and other marks ofdebiIty
The remedy b quite innocent, and may he administered TO-
all ages and both sexes. Plain and ample Directions with a
description OF the complaint accompany each package, which
CONSISTS of too bores, one containing 4. Ointment. aud the
other AN Etectaary.-Pnoe 81 for both articles, o. but so
cents where but one 1nly Is wanted.
- Prepared and sold wholesale, together with the " Con-
nay .Vediciae," by tine sole Proprietor Il. KIDDER, nj htD
Counting Room over No. 20, corner of Court and HanoveE-
streets, and retaihed by his special appointment, by the fob
lowing Druggists. J. BALcH and JoHN II. MASON u Co
Providence, DR.. A. /. MOORE, Newport, and DR.. J. WILL
LTAMS,W Warren.
~ Observe that none are genuine without the written siRN
nature Of II. KTppER, on the outside printed wrapper.
o. A large DISCOUNT maud W tluse wLO buy " soil xgniuk
Oct Iy .r,
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D. GHAMbEKs REMEDY FoR lNrEMrEkANoE.

Da. CHAMBERS Remedy FOR I~NTEMPERAkCE.
E.NRoM the Philadelphia Monthly Journal Of Medirine and
- Surgery, Gated by N. X. smith, m. II. Professor Of Sur
gerry Ia he University Of Mar ylspj. " rhsmbers' medicine fx
he reief Of drunkard- has bee y used with success, ne,r Louia-
vile, in The cases Of several nes'oes. II completely refo' med
them Of their vice"
The following u from = circular sisned by John Rogers, jobs
kimtali, and freese Dearborn, Esgr.. Selecimen ofExsisr~
a. W. would suggest the pIop,iety Of Dt king an appio pti stiss
from The licenee tas TOR Inc purchase al CbaDbeIs' Medic inc
We have plis vi a quantity OF this article IN the hands Of ous
Physicians, who administer II fce Of expense 10 all who will
take u, and we are happy to have il in oui power 10 state, thas
more than twenty Of oar most confirmed draDka'ds have takeD
IL, and those "ho have completed , i COURSE, have hren rursd
by IT., and restored TO then Il i-nds aud 10 usefulness in soriely.n
In every case where Il hs, been tried in Portsmouth, and il
vicinity uIom 80 TO 4O) II has not been known TO fail Of effect
ing = cue.
II is prepared only by Jr. James II. Hart and Mr.. A. n.
Fannipg, successors 10 Df. Chambers al their Office in kutssrb
Medical College, AMI AT the Medicinal Store Of DIR. Hart, cor
nr Of Broadway and Cbemher street, New-York. The ned
icine Is put up in letter packages, sufficient Tor IN individual
case, accompanied widl directions, and tan he ssnt BY mail
All orders enclosing the usual price, Eve dollars, and postage
paid, will receive Immediate attention. Those who are unable
the medicine will be administered graiis.
CAurlON.-ln consequence OF tho great celebrity which
DIR. Chambers medicine has acquired, there are and douhtleo
will be many spurious ipihstons of this valuable emedy. The
public are informed that the directions accompanying The gsp-
uine medici ne are signed by JsmesH. Hart, M. b. and An
flaming For sale by sMIrH 4 PARH.nTsR at the ofhoe
OF the Literary Cadet, and by JOSEPH BALcH, u. south-
MAIN street. May -.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-10
chap ! ancle's Why il 10 Mr.. TIaliburson,

chap !! uncle1 Why il 10 mr.. Halliburton
You know him, ! am sure Halliburton.
i;eorge Haiburton! the devil! he was
my ciassinme! the mans u year older
than niyselfr Yes Sir, Julia said SO.
You know she never thought difference
IN years any objection I; aud as Mr. Ha-
H. urtOn is 40 agreeable aud intelligent,
and her IDEAS on suci subjects are 80 I'M
commonly rational !"r u g,rI Of her age ,
My uncle would stand ii no longer-he
flung his flute across the room and split
II; dashed through a window iha: open
ed down TO the floor, and broke a fov or
pot; vanished into the ~shrubbery, aud
did not come hume til, d,nner-time.
kept the secret Of my %uucie's disap-
poihtment aud 'nortiiic atop; aud some
how or other beng cured Of the idea
that any woman would have him who
could get HIM, he has been vastly more
agreeable ever since. At Julia's we'd
ding he met with an interesting widow
Of extraordinarily; in about a twelve
month he was decidedly in love with her;
in a couple of years more no came,
with all due di1idencc To the conclusion
that he might entur TO try his fate;
and yesterday he was torty-yesterday
he was married
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A LBERTs' SPECIFIC F0R OHILBLAINs, hsvsg
IA stood the TED 81 many year, experience, AID rsesiysd
the cosusndstion o isnumeSs6ls suffer en5 s 10 " sluoa h.
mediate and sscsr falling cures, b, on the approach 81 wis-
ter. sgsiu proposed 10 the public.
In illus advertising ihs article, Il h with q eosfdsness =
In excelebce and csytais healing properties. II may be sssd
by adults and by ~ehiidien, without the least treahIe o. inses-
'sni'nee. / opers,e. .' a Pieven,i'si and ~ 'liks' ssst
case. In too tn four dsyu. The mos, respeeAhis rsf~ssess
can he pfesens~d. ~ rr.t
Que Ph,al will Omen he . found sufficient for the care efs~
care. ~ 4. ff4s q
This remedy IL put up in Phias, each wrapped In printsS
directions Tor use, with tie rrittea signstuie Of HeRry Albert
aud 10 prevent imposition, ON The outside u each, by CksSJss
Barrsh, who d the p~roprietor's only agent for 'tAs VsitsS
States. n...
Wholesale price, e6 per doxen--st retail, ~ cents essh pkk
nj. All orders will receive immediste attention.
CnARLFS BARRELL,
Nc. i56. Washingtoestrect, Bossss.
Nov VIA.
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BRoADCLoTus, CAssiMEREs Il MERINo sHAwLs'
HARVEY CLARK,

No. 81, Harkes-streef
As received and will open Tins nn,rnIng, a general as
3 q sentiment OF Fail and Winter Gnads, among which are
black, blue, olive, Ifecl mixed and h,uIe green Broadcloths,
Cassimcies and Saitinetts, Cambiets; green BocKingsi red,
yeILpw and white Flannrhs; blue and mixed Pelsse ClUths;
Inerino, red aud white Valencia Sl,awls; black and red hg-
uled Bouilazeits; Circassians; figured Flannels; black satns;
pauze Wells; black anu white English G%inehams; Calcoesj
siiks; English Blankets; Frocking; deer akin Gloves and
Mft-ns; Ribbons; I.sces; Ladies' and Misses Lined Ghwes
Tickingy; Ginghams; Checks; sheetingsj shirti'lRs, &C NC
which win be- sid at SUCH prices ~ cannot fah " suit Gus
TUNERS.
Please call and examine for yourselves.
ar Particular attention paid 10 the sale OF Broadcloths,
CaSsIneres and Satinetts. Nov b
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srANZAs.

SfAAZAs.
Tb pasi-tte fond, tbs fceting dream
Ofiove and hop, is oer.
And dsrkiy s'cs'- life'- troubled stream
Unio the silent .lRse.
But saiII this broken heart OF mine
Bhnll be thy nss,Dory's Doumful shrine,
\ TIL u u latd AZ rsst with thine,
where grief b fit M mors.
~ -nuov weeks no lonely spot,
w spmr fnv dcsrrt TA~eed,
J To ~ eseis scspc where thu an noe
Il hut q joyIer wssts.
yyhssc III mound 10 bright anil fair
loniy fhsi thru art NM there,
And suui fnm what the ssnss MOI share,
And sigh " BE- st rss,i
INV No mQre n h~eanty'A shrine,
Yu sBs hsr charms are vain
m btsr tlsst nice hath loved like miss,
o. nsver 1--we again.
n wseashiss su1ie. ths bespius eye,
~ ms'd ~ M sBh~sded ~
A. vh0r ~ rvin'd rsIcs w.
~ tastSd 49, ssunss.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-10
FROM THE BOWER OF TASTE

Poetry breathes a charm over the cold
realities Of life, and imparts a brilliant
coloring to every object that surrounds
us, and an interest to the most trivial in
cidents that occur. Seen through her
glowing medium, earth is paradise, and
love is heaven.
Music etherealises humanity, and lifts
the soul to its original sphere, with a
powerful hand she strikes tho sensitive
chords of memory, awakening alike the
thrilling recollection Of former enjoy
ments, or the mournful remembrance Of
past sorrow.
But Painting possesses the power of
an Eachantress; beneath her magic PEN
Gil, spring those forms which are en-
deared to us by love, or rendered sa-
cred by esteem, and reverence Over
these cherished shadows death hath no
power! we wear them in our bosoms,
we place them in our closets and enjoy
with them a sweet and holy communion
in our hours Of retirement. As relics
Of those who sleep in the dust, they
seem to confer with us in the language
of other yenrs, and while we remember
some useful precept or friendly monit-
ion which once passed their lips, we re-
gard them as benignant spirits still how
ering in our paths, to remind us of our
duty, and that we also are perishable.
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EARTHEN AND CHINA WARE.

m OsEs POTTER & 10. No. 81, Cheaps'de, have just
lNI received per ships New York, Caroline, and Augusta,
"a crates and hoqslpcads OF Earthen and China Ware, Of
their own importation, from one Of the most celebrated man
ufactories IN Siadorisbise ; comprisine q good sssoftment Of
d p. EDaml'd and z. q. Ware, II the newea patterns, and
china To aetts ~ new shaJcs and passvss. rr ae
WtoyessSs and petnll, On hvossbs Terms. Ds6>
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To \ BELLE.

To opvr
a u"
~. y : ."'""sV
For my eye doth rre, and my ear doth hear,
And my head " I'a " s'reii
npees Thee IN ihe ie-'a' hn'l-
tnrn Thee IN the dance
And ] w~ts, ~ w,nld q worshippcs.
n giving ~ Thy glance.
ny "VH".y s"s u,"'o"0"
AID Thy hear be It's just ~ equnIly,
Wfstc'cr my pr1isfa arc
AMI spiOng without n parallel
Thy kpvciines- has slr',ie,
That, foiiow'd like Tho t'led 'nnon,
Thou m"v'a ~ calmly ON.
.-x .
ivy ~Wu", ~" "yr.", ""'o '00"-
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w. A VALUABLE MEDICINE : 90
Recommended. By objectionable and coneixsive
fesftmOnials.f =

fcsfim0niais.
TKSHE Proprietor eonhd.n,b ons,s to The public what e..
a Perisnes has proved 70 be one Of the most eihcsecus
OF distressing, DANCE, os and lnveieIsie Disess~s produssd BY
an impure state Of The blood, acrimony 81 the humours and
,i.is,ei habit OF body, and usually exhibiting themselves In the
various sor ms OF Scrf la, SAT- Rhsun, LeP'osy, 81. Aniheny's
fire, Ftser Sores, hhfe StpsHings, foul aud obstinate u
cora, Sore Lsss aad Eye', Scaad H.-d, Sesrvy and rs~ssai
Tam, where siercurJ has tailed.
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WANTED,

WANTED,
UNMHDftTxLv, q Roy, ltor rs year. ofsee-ose from
~ ssustsy wsah - perfesred. Epqnire ~
VASsAR 4 MLLBAHK.
Dss q he pvvidsBee nwwsry.
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DR.. D~AVENPORT'S
REKT5C5 ECT.TS.


Pills are Justly esteemed Tor their easy operation
n as a mild. sale and gentle Medicine, may be taken .
night Oh going to bed without the least trouble or movement be.
fore NJ rn,ns--no alteration Necessary IN the die, nor hindrsnes
in business, they are accommodated 10 all seasons and climates
the increased sale Of these Pus q deemed a sufficient proof II
meraed value.
DR DAvENPoRr's CELEBRATED
EYE WATER.
which needs only to he used 10 be highly approved Of, fr sii
sorts Of weak and sore eyes.
wHEATON'S ITCH OINTMENT.
The character Of this celebrated Oinimepl is % wen essb-
lisbed, as to need no explanation, fs being n pleasant, safe and
sure remed, 70, that losthsoms dises,s Il b also . csrtsis care
for all eruptions Of the skin, and the ssll Rheum. Pses S7s-1
cents.
n. d. II hs. been recently sseertsined to be . valuable 80
Gle for the cure OF C~bilblsins.
wHEATONS JAUNDICE BTTTERS,
which sre $ eminenty useful in removing eli jsusdies -
bilious complaint.
The above 10 fr sale BY Dyer, 4 Mss,on, CushinB d HOO
pin, J. q. Lsrned 4 Go. George n. Tllipgbss, Besjsmin a
bsl,sy, J. II. Nilsson, joseph Baleh, j., Duty Greene, WI.
Tsylss, ChsIe Greene, Aruins'sn 4 Burroush and ,. y.
Arnes, Providence. y Taunton, BY ID. Brrwss. In Pawtueket
y barney N.nn ID al Ne vissivsl Dsrssss ,lrvssto's
he Unksd 6tstsN .| y Nov. g..
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-14

TOR SALE will sell on ACCOMMODATING
L. terms. the TRACT OF LAND On Back
creek, in Berkeley county. formerly owned by
Rawleigh Celston. Esq and by him devised to
John NJ. Colston, by virtue Of whose will now
offer il for sale. There is on the land Saw.
Mill and seat for Grist Mill. and most sd.
vantageous situation for Distillery. The land
is wei timbered. and fiom three to Eve bun.
dred acres will De sold as may best suit the pur.
chaser, Persons disposed to view the proper
y may see il by applyingto Mr. Job Robins who
now rents the Saw Mill. lwIl convey such title
as was in John VI. Colston, which is believed to
be perfect. EDWARD COLSToN, Ear. Of
Sept. 6--H John VI Collation.
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yTALUABLE LAND FOR LE-By VII

" ALU ABLE LAND FOR SALE by v,r.
tue OF decree-of the Superior Court of
Chancery, boiden at Winchester. the h day
of December, 1927, will be- sold. on Tuesday
The 26th dap Of Febrhary aert, on the premises,
The TRACE OF LAND together with the
improvements, late the property OF George
porterheld, decd lying on the West side of
the road leading from Martinsburg to Williams
port, about half way between the two places,
and not more than one and half miles from
the Potomac River, IN the neighborhood Of
several good Merchant Mills. in Berkeley
county, Va containing about 2l2 acres--The
improvements are a good Dwelling House,
Smoke House, and other out buildings; two
wells Of good water near the house; due pro
portion of the land is cleared, the balance well
clothed with good timber-the soil is part lime.
stone aud part slate. Also, at the same time
and place, the interests which the infant defen.
dants have by inheritance in the undivided
rR CT OF LAND, lying in the same coun
ty, being the one sixth of the late Elizabeth
Porterieid's interest ia her mothers land.-
Also, on the premises, on the same day, about
one hundred and fifty acres, being part of an
Undivided TRACT or LIND, lately owned
by Iohn Porte rfeid, ESQ. decd. The quality
OF The soil rs first rate limestone, about half of
which is cleared, the balance well clothed
with firsi-rste timber, lying about one mile
northwest of the first described tract, and
boat one and half miles from the Potomac
River, and in the neghborhood of several good
Merchant Mills. The Improvements are good
new Switzer Barn, &c.
The terms If safe will be, one third of the
purchase money in cash, the residue in three
equa! annual payments, TO be secured by bond
and good personal security, with deed of
trust on the land. Should the sale of the a.
bove described tracts of land not be finished
on the said Goth, it will be continued TO the
next day.
SILAS HARLAN, Admir-.
January q. 1828.--ctds.
OfThe Editors of the Torch Light, Hagers-
Town; Franklin Repository, Chambers6urg, viii
please give the above four inse rtions, and for.
ward their accounts Immediately to this office
for payment.
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POETRY.
LEAVES AND FLOWERS.
M u. n. PAWN.

MI II. N. PARKER.
With tender vine leaves wreath thy brow,
Aud I shall fancy tia, see,
In the bright eye that laughs below,
The dark grape on its parent tree.
Ills bur wbim--bu,. OH entwine
Thy bro with tbs green wreath OF mine
Weave Of the cIoyerleaves wreath,
Fresh sparkling with summer shower,
And shall in my fair ones breath
Find the soft fragrance Oh the flower.
IT'S but whim--but, oh! do thou
Irvine the dark leaves around thy brow.
on. lie, the sweet leaved geranlum be
Entwined among thy clustering hair,
while thy red lips shall paint to me
How bright is scarlet blossoms are.
Ills but a whim but, oh! do thou
Crown WITH my wreath thy blushing brow.
oh, Irvine young rose leaves round thy head,
And shall deem the flowers are there
She red rose on thy rich cheek spread,
Tie white upon thy forehead fair.
IT'S but a whlm--but, Oh. entwne
My wreath round that dear brow of thine.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-14

NOTiCE.-rbe New Year has commenced,
1 and we have not yet been paid; this would
all do very well If we Could carry on business
without return of our money, but as this can
not be done. we are al last obliged TO have the
money tha*hss been due to US from one to three
years, and now once more respectfully request
the payment thereof. Having waited ready
long as we can. and longer too, il is hoped
IL whom this may concern will attend TO it
immediately.
BAKER TAPsCOTT. & Co.
Shepherdstown, Jan. II, 1928. If.
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And other Strong, Brown Linens.
fresh supply of GROCERIES,
Sperm, Fish and Flaxseed Oil,
Medicines, Paints and Bye Stuffs,
Fresh Hops first sort,
Cot and Wrought Nails,
Madeira, Port, Lisbon sherry and Tenerife
Wines. Sugar House, New Orleans and West
India Molasses-together with great varie~
ty OF other articles, all of which they assure
their friends and the public they are determined
Tin good earnesD TO sell off cheap, uery cgeop
indeed. b. TApSCOTr & Co.
shepherdstown, Jan. 8, 1923.
N. b. We still have on hand quantity of
seasoned Pine Plank, from inch to inches
thick. Also pine Plasterlng la,hes.