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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-29


1--WE now answer that we do belsr
in Mr.. JeFerson's doctrine of Sa
Rights as we understand it."-Coh
bES Democrat.
The following is an extract from .
Kentucky resolutions of 1898. ofwhits
Mr.. Jefferson was the author. t.
language is clear and explicit, and b
one construction can be put upon
Mr.. Jefferson says:
THAT in cases of abuse of the Del
gated powers, the members ofthe Gs
eral Government. being chosen BY th
People, change by the People weus
be the constitutional remedv; b.
where POsDers are assumed which hsn
not been delegated a NULLIFIcArIOS .
the ACT IS the RTGHrFUL REMEDY.'~
That every State has a natural right .
cases not within the compact, (cass
non t9derls.) to NULLIFY. uf their Opl
authority, all assumptions Of power9
others within their limits; that withod
TINS right they would be under theds
mlnlon, absolute, and unlimited, ofWn
ever might exercise the right Ofjudg
ment Tor them:
IhisceTtainly must be the belief !
the Democrat This was the beliefd
South Carolina. and IS the belief ofsf
cry JetleFsOnian Republican, and IN OF
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-29
GRANVILLE LEWIS" "
CEnton. HI. Aun,..t 1r LOO

Clinton, hi. August, Is, 1887.
! do hereby certify, that in convsr'
satlon with Col. Claiborne At Wi.
l!mstown, in Madison county. he dis.
tlnetly stated to me, that he was CON
additionally opposed to q United States
Bank, but be would sanction and advos
cate the measures ofreurning the PM.
nc DeposItes to the vaults 81 he r 8
Bank Of Pennsylvania, and compel that
Bank 70 locate Branch at the esn,;tsI
Of each State, if desired.
Gwen under my hand this dav and
year above written.
SOL. MYRICR.
let Us now quote 4 few lines from
the jackson Mlssissippian. Ii cam.
menting on CD. ClaibOrne's address %
sne people q Mississippi. the Editor
says
ne language ctthis address. il he
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-29

New PAPERs.-The Southern Wing.
very handsome sheet, by M: r. Dun
LEY, late of the Clinton Gazette. made
lis appearance last week. II is thor.
ough wing, and the talents and abilities
of the editor will make it an influential
adjunct in ''Our country's cause.
The Ripley Transcript, is the title d
another whig paper by a.
Ripley, in Tippah county. We are
glad to see that rays Of tigltt are abont
to illuminate the new counties.
The facetious HowE, late Of the TIE
cahomian,has commenced new nsneT.
IN Cofeeyille, Yalobusha county epf;;-
tied the Y0llObusha Pioneer AZ Mr. -.
County Gazetteer. He still rt;.Is 80 y.
Van Burenism, and for his idelitD "a
hope he viii be better Rewarded q,
sthe party than formerly.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-29
FOR SALE,
LEWIS DUBREE.
[UNDERTAKER,l

G'~~A4AA 4 4AAAALAs
REGS leave to inform the Gift,
n gems of Columbus and vicinity. thu,
ne IS at all times prepared to lend hi,
services as undertaken. He will provide
AZ snort notice every thing necessary. ana
having lately built HEARSF. he vii, " ~
able to wait upon the public m a difEar.,t
manner than has been CUSTOMARY CoaS
horses, and careful driver will Il, ooOu
provided, The Hearse will he 1ss DC
plication to the subscriber at bic w aP-
shop on Market street, near the Co,,~.I o'.let
or at the livery stable offs. B. Alien I CSo1
es reasonable. 0'''' g.
O., LEWIS DUBREE
Columbus, August, IS, 1887.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-29

A tough question.-We have heard
it stated, that Maj. McNuu, in his
speech at the court house in this town
on the 2lst inst, mentioned that in
1923 while travelling from Virginia, he
was obliged to suffer himself to be
shaved on his Virginia money. Agen-
tleman who was listening to his speech
asked the Major if he had ever been
shaved on United States Bank menev.
The question was a poser, and the can
didate made this clear and explicit an.
swer:-"Sir,-I am neither a Shvlock
or shaOer." This answer is worthy
of Mr.. Van Buren, himself.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-29

Bacon Lard, & Stone ware.
THE Subscribers have Just re-
Il ctived
1000 Lbs. Bacon Hams,
rs Kegs, Leaf Lard,
1000 Gins. Stone Ware, such as
large Picking Jars, 8cc.-Which we
will sell cheap for cash.
ESTES & CO.
Columbus, August %. 1837.-5o-St
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-29

NoxUBEE CoUNTY.-The military
elections in this county are over. Ma
son is elected Colonel by a large ma
jority, in consequence of pledge he
has given to support the wing ticket in
November. McLelland, a wing, was
elected Lieut.. Colonel by a majority
of IA votes Overhis competitor, Moon,
a Van Buren, man. So states a letter
from Macon, dated the ed inst
"Signs," &c.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-29

MAJOR M'NUTr AND THE Con-
BUS DEMecRAr.-Since the triumDh
and "'cathing" reply to positions ,
Maj. M'NUTr By G. R. CLAY4ss, E
the Van Buren, men and their Org
the Democrat, seem TO be in a ouana
~, and it appears they are puzs.
what course TO pursue. They hovg
er resolved to puff the Majors spee
abuse Mr.. Clayton negat,rclg. q
procured some "dyed in the ,cool" D
mocrat, to callzhimself a auIi6sr,
write a communication from Nasblf
IN which ne repudiates his old be-
and old associates. and declares b.
convicted and cOnUerted' by the "
IoTs speech. All this looks very f.
and perhaps will have its effect in sqs
places, but we can assure the Deu
crat it will not answer in Column.
The whole of this putting is loos.
upon BY all reasonable and thinkl
men as a ruse to keep up your courg
and to hide your modification at
Majors defeat.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-29

A Correspondent oc the DsHrr
under the signature of"NashvilE Il
stating that he listened to a yartdl
CIayton's speech on the 2Ist ssp
"As sOon as / saw a man taking b
to him l left the house" Did N
vllles mouth water at the sight q
wlnc' and did he step into the "dq
ry next door 10 get himself a drn
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-29

ECECCO1'NgC and CO11a919iRe5o1.
Business.
NAE Undersigned informs h,.
a trie0ds in the country and the nub bIiS
generally, that he will on the first Of Octo
vs.! TeF next, commence the above bpsiness y
Sne Guy q Mobile; and hopes from ~.
- PeEienee, and intimate acquaintance v;,S
~ u'L article OF Cotton, for MANY wears n n,s"
= tscs've portion Of patronage His nn
the interest Of his employees ,s'" % promote
JOHN w. BRIDGES
august. e. issS-sO-O astns ss., 0G' J
DIN &. EVANS, WhoIe.s1s g
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-29

URuE ~ ~ - ragO0ms.
N' 49, IIoaA.uNlBJs DRAGONS IN
parade to-morEow ~ az. O1ao viii
At : O'Clock, P. NJ. s"s Slse August.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-29

"Mr. Jefferson is considered by US
as good authority" -SOrthern Argus.
"The Argus advocates the United
States Bank." Grand Gulf AdUerti-
ser.
We advocate United States Bank.
Turn to the first number of your paper
Mr.. Advertiser, and tell US what you
advocated in it.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-29
COURTES Y.

P. BYRON BARKER Esq. heretofore
the junior editor of the Southern Argus,
has now the sole control of that jour-
nal, as editor and publisher. Though
differing in politics with Col. Barker,
we cheerfuIIy accord to him the same
honesty and patriotism of purpose that
we know ourselves to be actuated by.
We wish him much Cotum-
bus Democrat.
We can fully appreciate the kind
and gentlemanly motives that prompt.
ed the above; and take this occasion TO
assure the editors of the Democrat,fhat
however wide we may differ from them
on the subject of politics, we will not
allow any difference Of opinion to dis
turb the harmony Of social intercourse.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-29

80, 4-N &. EVANS, Wholess1s g
Streefs O' Ma.:S,l Danphin and. Conn.,
se-S-s2, -.AooaAe. g
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-29

10 "Our types went wr,,..
the Natchez Free Trader ssr,l
plying the letters of Col. H,r,.
Gen. Brown, in the "Adye1i,,.
Friday. To make matter, :.
publish said letters on the fouTs
Of the Argus to-day. They d.,..
Perusal BY every friend Of Gen 4,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-29

The question has been asked 3.
IS the " Shin-plaster Partvl8 r.
zlod many, and it was thoug5tb -
that a new party had spnIpg h.
completely annihiIate the NJ
Tories. We may as well s.f s.
right. The suspension of sns, - {
ments BY the Banks, caused {
drearth Of small coin; and sinai !
were issued by corporation, 90 !
MES, and individuals, as 4 Nh.
These small notes are called &C. !.
PLasters." The jackson Van D..
States Of Nes0 York, Coanscic,1 II T
giHia, Alabama, and Mis,i,s,
passed laws authorizing the susoss
OF specie payment by the Baaksr
coins Of all denominations wer ,
up in the vaults of the Banks, and ,
he INDEPENDENTLY the Js,u
Van Buren, men are the "SHINPL.
TER PARTY.
The question is now SET al
They may glory in the name,and b
for Jackson for ought we care
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-29

language be has always used =,
this subject. Col. Claibor,'"
that he cannot vote for ans, = Z
Bank, without an amendmsD,' 'o
constitution; nor Is he in fa-
amendment for that purpose, y. {
always understood him 10 e., "e
was, himself opposed to am.,I e
constitution with a view 10 rba 4
National Bank" 80
What think We, people Of b
siPpi, Of such a politician a., !
Claiborne7 Can you trust a M.
views change in different sa,s
the state according to the o..
obtaining vOtesl You have 4.
trayed, deceived, and juggled h
piring denAgogues, whose n.
are made to bend PLAINLY 10 i i
est.
I'D rather Be a dog and Jqya,,I
than such a Roman"
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-29

GEN. JAcKsoN.-The sold lion" has
been rearing prodigiously lately,
through the columns of the Globe. In
one letter he speaks loudly in favor Of
Government receiving and paying the
revenue in ''gold and sifUer," strongly
against the "credI system" and winds
up with the following denunciation of
the merchants and the State Banks:
From the conduct ofthe banks and
the MERCHANTS THEY DESERVE NO
FAvORs FROM THE GOVERNMENT, which
they have attempted to disgrace, and to
destroy its credit, at home and abroad"
In another letter he comes out and
violently abuses the soOrks Of his Own
creation, the Deposite BaDks,in the fol-
owing vehement strain:
"Ths history of the world never has
recorded suCih BASE TREACHERY
and PERFIDY as has been committed
BY the DEPOSITE Banks"
We shall publish the leitrrs next
week in full, with comment.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29

"a YARN containing 100 sorss Of ne
"A bret quality Of iimest0ne Land. itiag
within two niles ~ Chsriosiown. Js0.risT
county, Virginia, aiE nilea from Hfrnrrt.
Psfry and the Cheaapoake end Ohio csnsi
snd one mile from the rail road lead ; fsr'n'
Winchester By tiaEpeu-Fcrry 10 Baltiaore
There are but few fafms in the eounty ft,f
possess equal adyautagcs--t hes r0o5
Brick Dwelling House, tenant House, llank
Barn with Stables underneath large va
gon Shed, stone Spring House, Win one
- The largest limestone spriuga b. the tonp-
~ running through ,he plscs About 90
acres 10 heavl Timber The land 4 not
broken With limestone, ~ ia tbc case in some
parts. To save inquiry, the subscriber wiIl
take go por aore--one-haf IN hard. auA fhs
balance 20 two equai annual payments
GOOD title viii BE- given on the pay mont ~
The whole purchase mOncy For further
particulars inquire % ~. GsoFEs Eiehslbcr-
ger, adioining NE premises, who will shca
ths property 30 any person DESTROYS Of see
ING a. JOSEPH HCuELBERGER.
Near Creagertsown. Fred. CO. 40.
NOV. ~, ig3G.--ta
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29
IITILTfIa HUeYrYrgg


at the Ford Mills on che Shenandoah River
near Keyes's Ferry, 10 The name and ua5sr
the hrm Of FORD & SNYDER, eoamene-
ing on the hrzt day Of the present month
(Juiy,) aud ASSURE ell those y no are 3isr6s.
ed 10 do business with them, that .dey are
determined 70 pay the highest marke. price,
Tor WHEAT and other kinds 81 GRAIN. de-
iverod 10 their Mills, or delivered a say
receiving point on the Rail Road, o. st sny
eonvenlent point on tho River from their
EXPRESSES as Miliers, ihoy can say v Ith
eonhdehce % all those RAo have Wheat 10
dispose Of, that { will be greatly 10 their IN.
toIest 70 give them cal before they insks
Opposition OF ths same and they earnest-
~ request THAR former customers not 10
make any disposition OF their Wheat witb.
out hfal seeing Them, az they are well sstis.
ned that 90 millers west Of the Blue Rid4e
eAn ahord 20 pay better pricea than Them.
selves. To ang Of their customers that nasY
prefer grindiag, liberal advances will -
made, and strict attention. paid 10 tbei- ia
E'rueiions. The BuIlskin Mils, formerly
belonging 20 John Haines, deed, ana M
John Myers, will stiil be carried on by tf,e
undsnigned, end one Of said Mills kent "a.
pressly for che reception 81 Rive cod Corr
Tor Which kinds Of grain ths highest msrket
price viii 81 All times be paid. Fish, salt,
- - ~ - ~ ~ tilc illllt, tog the
aeeo' smodation Of their customors snd thoso
disposed TO deal With them
Ia closing this brief notice, theS SHOULD
be acting uogrstefd 70 their foe.irrs we're
they not 20 oder their sincere thanks Tor he
Vety li5efal encouragement they have here
iofore roesived, end hope, By promptDess.
snd strict attention 70 bushels, 70 morit
eonlinuance u similar favor.
BENJAMIN FORD.
JAY Z, Is3G.-if.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29

ETRoMreeeEt tfsifons. my stoekcf Fsn.
n g Goods = rsw teFJ large and Gle sant.
The following desirabls articles nsy ~
found umon4 lhem
super black, aoo blue hlsek aud fAhey solos-
81 silks, ~
splsodld siFipsd and fsorkd rreneh Muslia.
do. Paria faintcd lsapus,
Black and coiorsd cbsileys.
hatred aud striped addressed Cinghams,
French, British and denelilc Prints. {iaissi
styie,) =
T.ss,sa saa PLATO nsok. gsooas. and ssisl
SIoSilns.
Plaid ard striped Jseoost cssabrics.
Plain and figured ThGelIe Illusion & Soulis.
fllaek snd white Star Nett,
Blonde aud plain Thnello sod boA't Footinx,
Bobinss aud CambT'o Edgines and tnsSrtipgs,
HsndAome thread, lelse, and hol,'t Edgings,
Blk aud vhi.e, plain aud smb'd EDslish md
spun Silk Hoss,
DO. 60. DO. DO. white Cotton
Hosc,
A large supply Of Tbnelis aud Kid Gloves,
Black. blue black and fancy eol'd Beltisgs,
Plain, hem stitched and oorSsred Eidkfs,
Frsneh and Tsabored Worked Collars,
Chevelle Cerd and Yelvet kibhshds,
SILK. Oil Cloth, ard boh,nst Apsoss.
Bloc, white, and punk fsured siibs, for Bon
nets,
A splendid stock rev ,lyie R;bbauds,
AisO,a large supply Of fa,hiosabls Ronnstr,
&c, toseshsr With . Ereat variety Of cthes
articles "a his line. 20 which pould poiltei
invite tie attsntion Of the Lsdiss
April u. 1887,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29

Anssepbs. Va, April is, 1885.
1ESrtENEN--i3 Below send yoa = eests6eutz
soluni.giiy easE<d BY a. ~, "a, Who has been
al. ssadilg yoa : iaiihf',i copy. : - -
AcLnEaHx Gar, Tennessee.
Rev. =. l. b. SmAvEa.
sIH--A few ~e<ka since procured ; Il osek !
:. Of h,er..ea's hygean illls, Of our nssasl
view 81 testing thsir ellsacy ~ f.ir
meat. On ~ ratura home, / called 10 -,
Biz Thomas fsahimore "a Cfe eot,ofg ~. ~.
Aad been stlaaked with Fever n,,d Chills 81 ~
Stste 81 liIiaoil, phither be had moved ue,erSs
ysn.s a,,,se At'er several Enongls 81 be,erc IN.
nent, be pisy tieian advised him % irsSr a.
country scr the bsnrEt Of his health. AfIet ia
Feiar1 60 Ice souAiy. the shills erer ,n,,sh
porset b became very nanch debilitsfed srfr.,-
i.,g - ihossne time frnn pain 81 the chesl. Ssre
threat hoarsesesa, seyers uosgh. difioaltv n
eleeinssng, 9'faeg 70 she llalma q his haads
And soies Of hit fcst, hestio fever. tyaetsers.
aad, - nersssary consequence of sueh co,s.
piicsstos 81 ditease. great pfostfstist 81 soss,,
ikr poser. prctefibed de flygriap Pills- a. N.
used sseossiaS y ths lsfiasea tlireeiioss secan,
gany.ng each paekei. Ia rev dsyt : iaoss vio-
slsls, l,ad eiFrClrd bin, 10 take fsrfs az, !. r
40 2 9 eea.isoe kiatii The fspur brrao ss-t;.sI
ln few dsys 81 tie nffaaafakta ts,,,,,s,,..,s ~
sAn % aeste, his hesllA Ard slresttis lsotr -,
doally g sarsed, and - stalsd to nc fru dste
aSo q ftt quffa stek ThisSarc Us r.Irf -,
lpihc tfaee q nboaisli,rre wseks
an - veil saiisiir,i e ti.e eflc;e1.x ~ 49,
ieoa's use, that Asts pprrlsssd sesea us.ksi,
,o-ssf rhieA iaseaa % Uss - two asses tbsi
hsss litltitu bnlised ihe taet % the thTsisjse,
and resisted tie potency u bis dfslss.- oae I
ease q Pefilel iDeanity. he other III sporler,
sheoid saetass aliend the nae ~ sbst si,s5,..
uae,ieipes yos shall have "a 80 pastisaisra
fcHra. With ea1rh yFaptrt.
fiFUHfsE HrsFfffftg - t4t,t ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29

F8YHE subsrrfhey hav,o- i,.., ..s...-,
from ti,e cor,.eFei.I 80 4. ~, 49,.
,ere in partlfolsriv i,gi,,s, - :.
~. .fies 80 80 -. - "
btr storE ~ - 81 e
nM TaTrsnp Il earavfs1s s,se4
.'. - = - $3.50
~ o. "eieb ere 81 ihe latest style. asd
9, ne n9.l sngsossa fsshiou. r. lbe day.
els, r. 80 Ee- 49,, I, t e.,''s Pfs,-
aeni Is unparalleled 81 this place. ssd lk :,
ladies, from toWn aud oountfy, Who mas b.
For Der wish cell, viii meet eifh % dissp-
pointment The foiioHioE sriieies c6ssbsise
only q part n her STOCK
De loucr tlLk3,
t'fe de Nap AZ
Gro dc swiss Do
ilgrense 20
ws,'s s AZ ~
Painted laWhs.
Tahied 8ilk Gisfet--a nsw srfleI.
Linen Csmbfie HsbdFssetisfs
Iiaso csmsfie bssi.stl.t.1 ~
Frsneh W8rhof oiIsr,
Tsist SD shauls
rsosy sbaals. III vsry ,onsfio, ooen,s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29
HDDFTYONaL.

Just Esosived and Tor sale at the Dru~
e. and Chsmissl Store of Jahn ,. n. strailh'
Os o. I4ssender. Oh Of lemon.
Eonsgreek Seed. Jnnipsr BerrieU
Bslsam Peru, Heel Bail,
Gum Asnssiehe, esiuseng Roof.
HieFa Picra. hnea Ginzsr.
urva Cfpi, EmeFy 10 ersias. do. ,,,Ivs.;..,
doz, Spicy CenpopRd o. 5 weet C, lon. a.
Tor pertnniag drawers aud pYuventIae snn,l.
ChaEieitoSn. June 1, 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29

Cafnine Saueers.
Dssk Psbknlves and Pspsr Roiders,
PLATA AID faorg QQilil
brDfol Beard, - ----,
wstsrfd Ticket Paper, ABSORBED eolors,
Piaiu do. do. assorted eoicFs,
Plata DO. 10 white, silt edged,
letter Payer, rich assorted eoioss,
Plain 90. snd femt suled.
Ladies Rcekei Books containing Pineushion,s
Thread Cases. 6e.
Visiting Cards. plain and ornamenied,
citing Gard Cases,
Imitation fruls. % alnbastsr.
Cut glass Smelling Settles. Of assorted sires
and patterns,
Large splepdid cot glass centre table Smell
ling Bottles,
Mill o. Roses. in plain and fancy boitles,
Cream Of Alnonds 10 do do. do.
Lavender Water Ia do. do. DO.
Florida Water in do, DO do.
Magnolia waisr in do. DO. Do
Pearl Powder put up in dilferenl fcrms,
French Hair Powder,
Pufis and Pun Boxer,
Lows iIair Dye. for blaskenins hair and
AsrchsUxt freckie wash,
spicy compound or ceyloD sweet bags, for
pertaining drawers and preventing moths,
Odorlferous compound or Pers.an sweet bag,
sor lhs Sane purpose. both put up 10
Satin bags of different eoIors,
Ofris root tooth powder,
Beltan'e doniri6re and fludson,s dentrihce--
valuable pr9psFaiioas for The teeth, pat
up in neat msple boxes,
Plain PerfQmed, windsor.
Alpine. yaDdalis, Lagrsnse,
Floating Rose, Geouine Al SOAPS,
moud, oriental. DiOntpelieF
De- Il
20 beautiful veFtCties, elegantly peSfUmed--
cakes Of Different sizes and shapes,
And shaving cakes, exprsa.ly Tor shaving.
Ernit and COafeetiomary
0fsssSy Aiaa--snsag rkisb srss
AImonda, Raisins. Figs. Prnnss. I.emoBs,
Oranges, Cecoa Nuts, Pain Nuts. Dates,
English walnut,, Filberts, Ground Nuts,
fsssSa p1tt1, Partisan ch1ebiAis.
Suitana Rhisins. Zanle currauls, Tamafinds,
Sspssgo Cheese, Soda Biscuit,
Butter and Wafer Crackers,
CoFnlehoos, q West ladies pickle, D cnpora,
Madeira. Old Port. TenefiGe. clsrek and
Champagne Wines, warranted % De very
Superior qualities a. low prieea.
The Store viii be conducted by Mr.. HrEns
BrkAp, Who brings with him racommen3etioBs
Of the bighest order. an5 who Z very well
qaalihed 70 manage lie business 81 the conceIn
viii ihe greatest care. skiii, ard yronptnest,
Persons rfocuting articles from this esIablish-
ments may rely upon their bein9 Of che beat
qualify, q bone omar win b kept Physi,
eipus' prescriptions put up Nish neaineis md
accnFscg.
Having procured the services % ihe above
named gentleman, win consinueto discharge
ny datIea - fhSsicisn, with unremilfed
promptntu and hdelity. suffering nclhine %
interfere wilha careful attention % ms 1ro-
fessioni while 81 the same time. I will dcrole
aliihe personal attention % The aasira 81 ny
store. which any spare time from ms pYoees-
sioual dulles and pr0fessis nal reading viii al
low. JOHN y. a. srRAITH.
May :, 1897.
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TRANSFORMATIONS
on TIE
sE.tmchesfer alsd Potomac
RAIL ROAD.

wlNctisstkR 3 fsronls n Roar oSs,cE, ,
April 20. ls37. {
WKAE President add Director. of The Com
y Pany have established The following
rstcs 81 toll for franspostsiion TO be hercsf.
Ter charged UPON ihis rosd. viz,
DEscENDfNC TRADE.
Ficne per barrel, iscts.
pariron, Blooms, rig IRON, Castings, and
Lead. PER ton. Al so
Wheat, Rye, Rye-meh, Corn, corn-meaI.
Oats, BuokWheatneai. ard ell other
coinRoditssa. Ses Aai.ifs5 p6aods, sscts.
ASCENDING TRADE.
For risster. per Ton, Al Is
salt snd sal,edFish, per 100 pounds. ioeia.
Merchandise, ard 81 other commodit ies, per
hundred rounds. lieh.
An adiiuonni charge q . cents pei barrel
on ilogt md IA cents per ore hundred pounds,
ca ~ olher articles, vii be made a, the
"inehes,sE Depot fof reeeiging and for
Narding. By ard,F Of the Board,
JOHN BRUCE, Prsli6tnf.
Wmehesier, April ~. 1887
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a RE for sale si ny Drug aud Chemical
IA Store
KrsOsots Tooth Pastel a. Preparations
kreesots Tooth WISH which I recon-
Chicsine Tooth PssIe mend Cor preserv-
Chlortne Tooth Wash ing the teeth ana
do, Teeih Powder gu1s
syrup Of csfragsso, for coughs
bouek's aud svaim's Panacess
Doctor chappsis stomaehle Bit.srs. hISh-
y reeemmeDded By hin for giving tone to
the stomach
RspPee. Maeesbau. aud Scotch SnuIs
50 tbs- of 6rstrsts HOGS
Porter IN bottles (of best quality)
Assorted Ccr5ials, Perfect Love, Cream
o. Rose. Cream Of Lemon. Cream Of Noyou,
&c. ClaFsi Wine. 10 bottles.
JOHN J. ~. sTRAITH.
chsrIestown. May II, lss7.