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DIR. PETERS,
Vegetable Anti. piIl.,
Are the cheapest and mosl approved Fam
ity Medicine ever offered 10 tue PuJs

Are the cheap pest and mosl approved am
iIy Medicine ever offered 10 tue PuJ4s
They are extremely mud 10 ;hclr Operative,
mother causing sc kuess 1t The stomach, b5'
any unpleasant sensation 20 the ~ stem, as
Is too frequently the result from Eledl,Inet
gwen 10 act upon the bowels, 1 Aey scg ,ps
officially upon the LAYER, when ia targ!
condition, carrying oif large quantity q
bale, through the tnaucnce Of the eAccfogE
function, ~n,eh, ii suffered TO remain 10 ths
system, would produce either Jaundice, /
yer Complaint, BIpus Fever, Fever e..
Ague, or some other gucstUus bodily afiFt.
ilon. In oil cases If lorpur III tic buatss.
they net like charm. In recent case. q
DYSPEPSIA, they are a certain cure. Man,
persons 3ho sere sphIcc, to sioi ri ATTACKS
OF SICK headache, have bccn much lene htro.
md several perfectly cured IN a icv ueeki
By their use. They arc higbIy recommend.
cd asa preventative and cure 81 bilious com
paints, Persons whn are suhlcc, 70 tia.
distressing complaint, sea slckncss. by tax.
ing portion or two 81 them seS DAYS pfa.
vious to cmbafking 90 board the vessel, iii
DO almost certain TO escape u. Females
can use them at all periods, WITHOUT incur.
rlng any risk. Their virtues s,ll rrma.n
uuimpaIred for years ~ ans climate. No
iamlIy should bc without these Plls,a pot.
ton Of them, taken occasionally, would Be-
the means Of preventing much suffering from
sickness. 1t Is from neg eet Of kccp,uE uy
a regular pcrstaltc acton Of tie stomach
and bowels, thus suffering to be absorbed
and mingled with the blood, unassimlllsd
tJIds, that most diseases arc produced
DIR. +. feels confident that no person 4ho
gives these Pills fair trial, will ever ailei
iecl wiling 10 bc without them. The les.
lltnony Of thousands speaking in The high. (
est terms OF their efficacy, might be added,
but The very high reputation DR.. +. has ae'
CURED as the inventor oil the " Pais.. 81.
fdoie dedictnG Stomachicd a Hepdhca,
Tor the cure Of Dyspepsia and LAYER coul'
plants, Is thought sufficient guarantee 10
those wishing to make trial of their VIZ
tues Iacy contain not a particle Of MeF'
curry, OF any ingredient that does moi act 10
with health and oppose disease.
Dr. 7. having been educated under Tho
most eminent American aud European Med.
zeal professors, and pracilccd his ptulsssIoa
many years IN the South, where diseases OF
mo most obstinate character prevail coz
'lders himself veil qualified to Judge on tho
nature oil diseases iuclcn, to warm climates.
Prepared by Josrrn PRIrsTLy Peters,
VI. ID. P. b. &. 7. NJ. at his Institution for
no cure Of obstinate Diseases, by means OF !
vegetable remedies, No. 1919 Liberty street.
New York, inventor and sole proprietor 4
Zach box contains forty Pills, Price Do
CENTS.
These invaluable Medicines are sold N
charlotte by Smith Il Williams; in Con-
ord by 7. u. Burriuger, and in Salisbury
y John Murphcy, where numerous certIil'
ates Of their efficacy can be seen. (
JOS. PRlESTLY PETERS 4
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cpea from the Richmond Wing for the ben
eft r."
In good King Charles's golden days,
When loyalty no harm meant,
A jealous high church man was,
And so 70, pre;erment:
To teach my flock never miss'd-
Kings are BY God appointed,
And damn'd are those that DO resist,
Or touch the Lords ancinted.
AND this is law | will maintain,
Until my dying day, sir,
That whatsoever KING may reign,
III be The Vicar OF Bray, Sir.
When royal James obtained the Grown,
And Popery came in fashion,
The penal laws hooted down,
And read the declaration,
The Church of Rome found vould 81
Full well my constitution,
And had become Jesuit,
But for the Revolution
And this is law, &c.
When William was our king declare,
To case the nations grievance,
With this new wind about | sleer'd,
And swore TO him allegiance
Old principles did revoke,
Set conscience at distance;
Passive obedience WAS Joke,
A est was non.reslstance
And this is law, &c.
When gracious Arm became our queen,
The church OF EnglAnd's glory;
Another face OF things were seen,
And became tory;
Occasional CON ormis, base,
damn'd their moderation,
And thought the Church in Danger was,
By such preyaricatlon:
Aad this is law, &c.
When George in pudding time came Ger,
And moderate men look'd Big, sir.
| turn'd cat-in-pan ones more,
And 50 became Wing, sir;
And thus prefermen, procured
From our new faiths defender,
And almost every day ablur'd,
The Pope and the Prsiendsr.
And this is Law. &c.
The illusirious House Of Hanover
And protestant succession:
To them do allegiance swear,
While thew can keep possession
For in my faith ind loyalty,
never more vill fsulter,
Ard George my lawful king SHALL be.
Until the times DO alter
And tins /. law, &c
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Great Squirrel Hunt in Fsrmoni. The
81. Adams VI Journal of Sept. =, says
At the count after Squirrel Hunt in Ssan.
ton, few DAYS since, all squirrels Of all
kinds, gray, black, red and striped, were
brought IN by the two sides. Game Of all
kind IS abundant. A few days since deer
came dashtng through our village in fine
style, and after running the whole length OF
the stree, pursued by linen, guns, dogs,
and boys" finally escaped to the woods clear
Of all harm.
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Hear him as he stands up so majestlcally
against that reed" Paddy. got. droonk-
paddy. got.droonk --.so r.dFoOnk .oonk- Junk
and down he goes TO wet his whistle.
Then flutters chattering choslsier over
head-calIing upon his tribe TO 60 and watch
their sick mates" bob.l lnk-bob-llnk-
stingy-stingy-go and see Miss Phllesy-
Phllesy-so swee,-sweet-shel II die soon
oh dear -" Pshaw-pshaw-psha
chuck thrills the thrasher. " New
miew.-mlew ".-squeaks the cat Bird
Who.whip. poor. wlIl-whowhl poor.wlIl
-crys one Katy .dd--katy dld'-thrllls
another. "I'll come and see, I.wllll.wlll, ="
sings the yellow bird. And so sing they
all their uuwriiten music, without dlscor-
dan, note, unless perhaps from some hoarse
unsoaked bulIfrog, who has caught Wheel.
ing cold from lying too long on The ground.
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The Bird in the Buh.-We learn from
English papers received at this office that
the story which went the rounds Of the
American press few months since, fatter.
lng suudry persons Of the name Of Mosner
that by the sudden demse Of great great.
great uncle IN England they had become
The legal heirs 10 at immense estate, was oil
humbu3. The Manchester Times says II is
all the work Of notorious swludler, hose
name IS Joseph Addy, and Who makes
business Of announcing to persons By I'D.
yerttsemen. that he IS 10 possession Of lnlor.
nation which deeply concerns them, as
means Of estortIng large fees for apparen,
sersices.-Aur Bedford Gd:c:.s.
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A Toulon letter Of the 23d Of july ron.
taIns the following. During the ntghi be.
fore last, the linden, Of the line, and the
Galathee irgale, ran foul OF each other 10
the roads.ead, the lngste having mistaken
the lights Of the ships head for those u her
stern, andexpec,ed to pass across her wake.
Tho shock sas terrible tic frigaic had her
bulwafks stove ~. and all her masls vent
overheard The Trident wAs nearly IN the
same condition, and both ship. have the ap
pearance Of sheer. hulks. They we're both
towed into harbour this morning by the
sieam.yessel Castor, and the expenses Of
the repairs they require are estimated al
80 ,000f. No lives were last, bot the
Trident Ind four men hurt, two OF them
very seriously.
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MARRIAGES.


Marriage is 10 a woman at once the hap.
pies, and the saddest event OF her lie II IS
the promise Of future bliss raised on the
death Of all present enjoyment. She quits
her home, her parents, her companions !;
her occupations, her ADJUSTMENTS, every
thing on which she has hitherto depended
for comfort, for affection, for kindness, for
pleasure. The parents by whose advice
she has been guided, The sister to whom she
dared TO lmpart every embory thought and
feeling, the brother who played with her,
by turns the counsellor and the counselled !;
and the younger children, TO whom she has
hitherto been The mother and the playmate,
all are to be iorsaken at one fell stroke /;
every former lie is loosened, the spring Of
every hope aud action IL 10 be changed ;
and yet she flies with JOY into tue unirod
den path before her. Buoyed up BY the
confidence OF requied love, she bids a fond
and grateful adieu to the life that is past, and
turns with excited hopes and Joyous an,ici.
patons OF the happiness 10 come. Then
woe 10 the man who can blight such far
hopes who can trrscherously lure such a
heart from It's peaceful enjoyment, aud the
satchiul protection at home-Sho can,
coward.lke, break the illusions that have
won her, aud destroy the confidence which
love had inspired.
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FREDERICK, NM Alto. %

A Man gored 10 deah.--A melancholy
accident occurred IN this town on Tuesday
last. A man BY the nnme OF David Harp,
a wcll.dlgger by trade, had placed himself
at the mouth Of an alley while man was
driving steer OF VICIOUS disposition down
the street The steer made a, him, tossed
hun some distance, and Inflicted 50 terrible
a wound about the thigh and down the leg,
that the man died 10 few hours. THIS
should DO a warning both TO droyes and
citizens, in the frequent exposure to danger
Of this kind IN this place.
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Rather too fight-An exquisite, with cor.
sets and a dIckey, and has head proped bv
cars upon shirt collar, with a cane IN It's
hand, was stepping It of IN most beautiful
style, down Baltimore street, when he was
run foul OF in the midst Of boxes, barrels, and
the like, by Jovial tar, fresh from the seas,
who cared far less for andsman than he did
for The quld he rolled about 10 his mouth.
"Ayast there, shpmate y cried Jack, sur.
yeylng him, heaye to, or by the pt.co Of my
bran new tarPau!ing, III dlrken your sky.
lights"
" Do you mean 10 insult nc y said the ex.
qulsl'e, de.lcately.
" tla ha ma - roared Jack, why the
thing talks. Now, board my breas,wofk, If /
don't find out what kind OF truck them buck g.
skins are stuffed With" So saying, he lifted
the erinur upon a bale Of goods and before
he vas arrested by the bysIanders, had split
ITS panlaloons from the top to the bottom
with has Spanish knife. Une who had wit.
messed the whole Transaction, accos,ed the
sailor in mild tone, aud requested him not
to hurt the young man. 90, said he walk
ting of, +" only wanted to sec the stufFing,
and by gum, don't believe now tho thing
alive. - Baltimore Patriot.
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The Jonesboro' Tenn Republican and
Journal states that Mrs. Bean of thai,
nelghborhood has commenced the manuiac.
ture of straw bonnets. 1t is added tina, the
" infant manufacture of Mrs. B. will no doubt
soon be 50 far extended as to exclude entirely
tho importation of straw bonuets into last
Tennessee at least"
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Asto 1heory.--A short time since a man
vas speaking about shooting he said that
he did not believe when person shot n,
any object the ball went to it, he believed
that the rapid motion in which the Globe
was turning brought the object to the ball.
Don't you believe it 7"-Sad he 10 a by
stander Said he, "The other day shot
at a hare running the same identical course
m which the Globe was turning and the
ball hasn't caught 1t yet; but had it been
going the other way the ball would have
bit il instantly"
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1917 N'''''I ffFW' 7 y
A norei drriuGt.--A vessel arrived here
to day with eisht hhds. of eggs from Lab
rador. They are sea duck eggs--larpe
and beautiful. The owner is nov retailing
them at % cents per dozen. Many of our
citizens had purchased them and pronounc.
ed them delicious. The captain reports
iha, he left brig at Labrador, lodded with
them for some southern port.
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s2J REWARD.

sSO X II W "A KID
a D ANAWAY from the sub.
@N ~ scriber, few weeks ago
a negro man named WASH.
nv INGTON. Said Washington
is about fec, or inches
- high, about 25 years OF age,
dark complicated, and IS thought 10 be in the
neighborhood Of the Harris Mine. He was
purchased from William A. Harris. The
above reward viii be given if delivered 10
me, or secured 10 any jail, so that can get
him. GREEN HUE
Stpt. :, 1886. loG
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An L1sh 1elescope.-Slr Fred. Flood
was one day observing to a friend, tha, he
had most excellent telescope. " DO you
see yon church, " said he, about a mile off,
It's scarcely discernibe, bu, when look
at 1t through my telescope, it brings i, so
close, that can hear the organ PLAYING"
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The Bolcit Knift.-Thls weapon, which
has been several times nat d III our columns,
IS longer and heavier than butchers knife,
intended TO cut or thrust, and was invented
by Col. James Bowie, who was killed by the
Mexicans at the capture Of the Alamo IN
Beyar. The circumstance which gave rise
to this name, WINS about as credIlable, as the
purposes which It has since subscrved.--
Twelve or eighteen months ago,-the par.
uculars OF which We published at the time
three brothers by the name Of Bowie, 10 one
Of the Southern States, had a deadly conflict
with seven other persons, armed with every
species Of weapon, and among the rest this
knife. THIS was handled by the brothers
With such dexlerl,y as to decide the conflict
m their favor, although numbers we're a.
gainst them-anI It has since been called
BY their name the Bowie knife. |, IS made
to carry under the coat, and now is always
worn by gentlemen stabbers" 10 the South
aud Yves,
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Bieeding at the NOse.-BIeedng at the
nose, II II be ever SO violent or protracied
may be permanently stopped, by the ndl.
vidua using some sailed dried beef, which
has been grated fine, with nutmeg or 9th.
er crater, III the same way that he could
take snuff; two or three pnches are said TO
be sufficient to stop any fit OF bleeding.
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A trading bridegroom. mar.
rage IN Connecticut, the bridegroom took
the porson aside mysteriousy, and wins.
Pered to him: "Can't you take pay out in
iaioes ~
Aaytm.-Fulfl duties according to ;heir
order and importance.
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Re5olattonary Pension Biaats for sale.
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.UESCEEE.f.VEOIN
The Vicar OF BRAY

COPIED from the Richmond whig for the benefit
EFT r."
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Remarkable Eacidcn.-Tho Burlington
Sentinel in noticing the destruction, by lire,
of the steam boat Union Canadienne al
Chambly, mentions the following remarka-
be circumstance. There were on deck
(among other merchandize) twenty four bar.
rels OF blubber oil as the casks took tire,
they burst, aud the oil ran into the river,
or Chambly basin. The next morning the
Canadians on the opposite side discovered,
as they went 10 the river for their usual
supply of water, that il was covered with
oil, and proceeded TO gather Il up in basins,
tubs, &c. The owner applied for IT, and
collected from about fifty families, two hun.
bred and sixteen gallons-about one third OF
the quantity lost.
To those who are acquainted with the
Canadian character there is nothing remark.
able in the fact mentioned, Of their giving
up TO the claimants any article recovered
from shlpwreck, or at Ere. We have
travelled good deal in the interior OF Can
ada, aud have always found the Canadian,
perfectly honest, aud full OF hospitality and
kindness.-Com. Adr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-04-28

popularity Of swindling spectators. o.
Of civil or religious professions. II
shall include the poor who are honest,
intelligent and industrious. ~ we'll ss
the rich.
Art. 18th. The member OF this so
ciety shall seek to do good and no,
evil,-love and not hate each other;
and when rev,led they shall not revile
again: but they shall bear with the
faults and in6rmities Of others. know
ing that they themselves are men oil
like passions and imperfections. They
shall respect the virtues and talents
Of ell men, nor shall that honor and
Difference be overlooked which is just
ly due to the working part Of the com.
munity, TO the Farmers and Mechan-
les. and to ell ~ho,e honest labor is .
public a. well private benefit.
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HAVING declined. for the present. nov
III ing to the Southwest, offers his sesvi-
ess to ,hs public 10 the different branches OF
HE profession, and hopes b. bis skill, care
and attention to those committed 10 HIS care,
20 merit . share Of public patronage. He
may be found. whea not professionaiiy en-
gagged. at his usual place Of residence 10 Boz
iivsr. In consequences Of injurious reports
having gone abroad, respecting his high ehsr-
gee. he pledges himself to ehsrgs - low ~
any other Physician, Of respectable standing,
in tha community; and bencsforvsrd, for
services rendered, and prompt pay ment. he
will deduct 10 per cent. from the usual char
ass for medical attsndanee.
March 10. 1851
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our conduct. which revelation has pro-
claimed. Thus appear, also. the in
dispensabls obligation Of the parent 10
provide for the moral. a. well as the in
tellectual improvement Of his offspring;
and upon the schoolmaster. TO restrain
the propensities to vice, and to cult
vate the dispositions to virtue. in those
entrusted to his care. And in the mar
row circle Of his province. like the ma
gistrates Of larger communities, he will
more frequently be called upon to pun
ish fransgrsssion. than to reward merit.
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IMPORTANT SALE
or REAL ES9A3E
At HarPers-Ferry, virg'a

I'm the first day Of June bext, the under
" signed a. special commissioner, appoint
ed by decree Of the Court OF Chanesry, will
expose, st public sale. 10 the highest bidder,
on the premises, the following highly valuabis
LOTS In the town OF Harpers-ferry, in the
County Of Jeaersoa aud State Of Virginia, part
Of the real estate Of James D. Wager, Esq
viz:
No. I. A vacant lot 60 feet front and bind
ing about 60 feet in depth on the abutment Of
tho viaduct connecting the Baltimore and Ohio
Rail Road with the Winchester and Potomac
Rail Road.
No. 2. A 10, with an old frame warehouse
on il, near 10 and fronting on the same street
as No. !. % feet with present depth Of about
GO feet.
No. ;. A lot on the same street l3i feet
trent, and same depth as I and 2, with good
dwelling house Of Stone. These ; lots are
susceptible Of further extension indefinitely In
depth BY wslling into the Potomac river.
No. e. A lot fronting tie U. s. Arsenal, 80
feet by about $50 feet. binding on . cross
street. On this lot are erected the spacious
frame buildings occupied aud known ~ . Ho-
Tel for the last 30 years.
No 5, 6, Z. g. 9, 10. IL. vacant lots on
the Aforesaid cross street, varying In front
from % feet 10 37i feet. and running back
from lao 10 200 Geet 10 alleys.
No. IL. The new manson hoass. with .
large gardea lot about 40 by lao feet
No. II D IL. Vacant lots on Shenandoah
street, 3eb feet and 90 feet by about 10 feet.
No. IS & ls. Two lot. 4-by - and 50 by
-. with . oosafortabIs dwelling houses Of
frame.
The town Of HaFpsrs-Ferry h situated Al
the confluence Of the Potomac 4 shenandoah
rivers, and At The easternmost outlet Of The
great Valley Of Virginia, contains about 1000
inhabilants, b the sect Of the u. 5. ArmoTy,
and enjoys . water power on the two rivers
almost without limit. In addition 70 is nato-
raj advantages, its Importance a. q plaza 81
trade. will b immensely augmented by the
great public works, which now connect II
with the City u Baltimore and The District OF
Columbia on The ons hand, and The foFtiis
valleys Of he Potomac and Shenandoah, and
the Coal region Of Cumberland on the other,
Wig; the two Rail Roads above mentioned and
tie Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. Sons oI
he lols now 10 be sold, arc IN immediate con-
nczion with these works, and the others IN
and near 10 The centre or business
II IL rarely that capitalists have 50 desirable
a. opportunity Tor Investment and speculation
a. that now presented 20 them
The SaIs win be made on the premises o.
the day above named, and will be eontinued
from day TO day until completed.
The terms are ooe third in haDd--the re-
manning two thirds il two equal payments IL
> sBd ~ mouihs, the purchasers TO give bonds
for The deferred paymshts. 10 BE- secured By
Withholding The title until ell The Pagchsss
money shall have ben psid.
ANDREW KENNEDY,
JOS. T. DAUGHERTY,
CszgsissioaSr,
ChaFsesiouna. JEFF Co. Va.
March 20, 1896.
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rson Means sTAR-
A BACHELORS SONG To THE LADIES

SONG To THE LADiEs
Oh, mel never mention q,
dare not breathe the name
A Bachelor I've always been,
Aud would remain the same.
But jokes on jokes you play on mo,
To make mo change my lot
But when you win the truth from me.
lssy, I'D rather pot!"
You bid me seek In married life
The charms that others see,
But were I now q married man,
You'd find no Joy in me.
'Tis true that can call no moro
Oh those on have met
] do not grace their parties now,
But how can regret.
For, OH there are 30 many things
Recall the past 20 me
The pleasures Of . single life
so happy, calm, and free.
The Joy I've known In flirting with
All msidcns young and fair
Aye, each eoquetts look upon,
Invites mo 10 beware.
You tell me, married men are now
The gayest Of the gay
You hint that Bachelors are fools
heed not what you say;
Like me, perchauce, you struggle
With feeling Of despair,
But f you'd live, ~ would live,
A married life forswear. E
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-04-28
AG02ROX
FOR THE SALE OF

j. WeLLeT's Vegetable .dati- Rheumatic
COMPOUND,
a N infaIlibie cure for RhsumafisE,, either
"A chronic or inasmnatory, and for GTsvsI
Aod Di6iesIiy II INshiAg UrfHs.
j. ReHer's celebrated Indian Panacea,
For the prevention snd cure Of Consumption,
Coughs, Splitting Of Blood, Mereurial Diseases
and al eomplsists arising from sn impure
state 81 The blood. e1AWarFanted not 70
contain the least mineral substance, being
solely prepared from yegetsble matter, aud
nay be taken BY ell with perfect safety -
Warranted 70 effect cure where Il is strict
~ rheumatic. NJ B.--yNSns sEs gsnstas sE-
sspf wiiA fhs prepvtetor's aaSs N GsrasA.
CERriyIeATE.--i hereby certify that have
seen the above bsedieibs administered IN =
number Of cases Of Rheamstisn, chronic spd
inhammatoSy, of The most aggravated char
aetsF, and have ne yer known u 10 fail in coy
case that came under my observation, always
saeeling athorosgb cure IN few days, with
10 The patient, being perfectly nild and easy
% leks. JOS. w. BtGGs, ". D.
6raeshsss, Md., Oct 10, 1884.
N. B.--HundrpSs 90 certificates, equally
rssPsetsbls, niEhs BE- nFoevrsd from differ
enI sections Of the country, bat 7 viii leave
J, to che publie TO naks Irisl ana satisfy
tbsmseiyes. .. WELLER.
Mech anisstSwn, Frsdesiek eosnty,
Marylsnd, April, 1915.
RPThe shove Medicines msy Be he'd si
James Bcot0a's, ChaFiestoWn,
j. O. HaySs, Hsrpsss-Feny,
r. TTabsrEsks's, Smithfeld.
r. p. MagrV2y's, Shepherdsiown,
R. -hcShsvyy's MaIiinsbuFg.
Oct IS, i87S-iy.