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81 REV ARD.

stolen from the subscriber at the mill
o' DaV'o Aerr, esq about the middle of
1uiy' a KsHe bNrrelIed Esisgoy
win percussion lock uuderneath made
On the new p!an-also tpo mines NJ
S.lrer OF singular shape. The lene,b
OF the pistol barrel is between 8 and O
inches-the stock and barrel is OF flied
close "nderneath---.he tenent was or,
700 long and small plug of wood W as
nheu ID. will give The above reward
10. Tue SAID pistol and conviction of the
thief. GEO A CoEE11.,1 '"0
~ d. suspect some bands that wen,
70 WORK on The James River canal near
the mouth Of Rockfish river.
Aug 30.
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IN CHANCERY.

The defendant Davidson Erwin. no,
having entered his appearance, and Civ.
en- security, according to the act of AS
sembly. and the rules of this Court, and
l! appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that he is not an inhabitaut ofthis Com
monwealth: 1t is ordered that unless the
said defendant do appear here. on the
hIst day OF the next term, (Nov. 10th
1889 aud answer the bill ofthe plaintiff,
that The same will be taken for confessed
as to him and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspape
published in Stanton for two months
successfully, and posted at the from,
door of the Court house Of Augusta
County.
A Copy-Tes,e
NICH'S. c. KINNEY, c. c.
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n Oopy-i este,
NlCH'S. G. KINNEY. r. r.
VIRGINIA.

ilS0tNlA.
AT Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery. for Augusta County. ON
Monday the 2nd of September 1889.
James Tate and Charles B.ale, Ex'ors.
OF George Poague decd. plaintiffs
against
Nash & Pi,zer and Benjamin Welch,
admr's. of John Pilzer, decd. and
John Mayse, George Poague, George
Stull, Dinguid XVI lie, Peter Wright,
and John Jordan, their securities in
the Administration bond-defendants,
in CHANCERY.
The defendants John L. Pitzer. one Of
the admr's. of John Pitzer, decd. and
Peter Wright. one Of the securities, not
having entered their appearance and
given Security, according TO The act of
assembly, aud the rules OF this Court
and appearing from satisfactory evi.
deuce, that they are not inhabitants of
this Commonwealth 1t is ordered that
The said Nash and Pi,zer and Peter
wright do appear here on the first day
OF the next term, (Nov. 10th 1899
and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs, and
that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in the Stanton Spectator, for
two months successfully, and posted at
the front door of the Court house of Au.
gusta County.
A Copy-Teste,
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A Copy-Teste.
NiCH'S. c. KINNEY, C. C.
september 5.
VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA.
At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Superior Court of Law aud
Chancery for Augusta County, ON Mon.
day September 2nd 1899.
William Lightncr, pIaintiff-against
Callisen Evans, Samuel Lightner and
Henry Hawpe, defendants.
IN CHANCERY
The defendant CalIisen Evans NOT
having entered his appearance and giy>
en- security according TO the &C, of As.
eemoly, and the rules of this Court and
II appearing from satisfactory evidence
mat he is not an inhabitant OF this Com.
monw ealth: 1t IS ordered. that the said
Cai''sen Evans do appear here on the
first day of the next term, Nov. ION
1883 and answer the bill of the plai1.
TIN, and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in the Stanton Sprr.
tat"r. Tor two months successively. and
posted at the front door of the Cont.
house Of Augusta County.
A Copy-Teste.
NICH'S. G. KINNEY, C.
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PUBLIC SALE.

viii! sell at public auction, on FRI
day the 18th of September, at Dinkle's
Store, in Bridgewater. Rockingham
County,
zoo .NOU.FT.EE.V' SHEEP,
Of good quality. They will De sold for
cash, in lots of from I'D to 20 to suit pur-
chasers. Sale TO commence at IL o'clock.
JOHN w. FRAZIER
Cloverdale. Aug. O..
Rockingham Register insert till doy
Of sale and tor,oard The account to this
office.
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Trustees Sale.

BY virtae Of deed of trust, execu.
ted TO me by James Mussop. and Mar.
garet his wife, and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office OF the County Court Of
Bath county. will be sold for cash TO the
highest bidder on the Goth Gav OF Sep>
tember next, ut the Warm Springs, in
said county,
100 Acres OF Land,
adjoining the lands Of William Nc
Chung, and within quar,er of mile Of
me turnpike road leading from III.
Warm Springs to Stanton.
Acting as Trustee will convey such
titie only as is vested in me by the deed
THoS. SITLINGToN, Trustee.
Aug. % lS39-ts.
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sFE.n IN obedience to decree o.

&c., IN obedience to decree of
the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery for Augusta County
Twill on the 4lh day of October next,
at my office in Staunton. to state and
settle the administration account of Silas
II. Smith. admir-. with the will annexed
OF the estate of John Wayt, decd. up.
on said estate. Those interested in the
settlement of the above account are
hereby notified to attend.
c. JOHNSON. jr. Gown.
Sept 5
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DlSSOL UYTO.N

The co partnership heretofore exist.
ing between Messrs. Lathrop g. Van
Deursen of Richmond, and John B
oreckinrIdge Of Stauuton Va, under the
firm Of p. Van Deursen s. Co. is this
day dissolved by Limitation. The
business Of the late firm will be closed
by John B. Breckenridge Esq. and MIR.
Hugh John Craw ford, Jr.
LAIHROP 8 VAN DEURSEN.
JOHN b. BRECKENRIDGE.
Stanton, Aug. LIST, 1899.
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VIRGINIA

NlROlNfa
At Rules held in the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Augusta County, Sep
TENDER 2nd 1889.
Abraham Branaman. plaintiff-against
Henry Redamour, Michael Coffinan, and
David Coffman, defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants Michael Coffman and
David Coffman. not having entered
their appearance, and given security
according to the act of Asse mbly. and
the rutes Of this Court, and it appearing
from satisfactory evidence that they are
not Inhabitants of this Com monwealth {:
1t is ordered. that the said defendants
Michael and David Coffman, do appear
here, on the first day of the next term.
Nov. 10th 1899, aud answer the bill
OF the plaintiff. and that a copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in the Staun.
ton Spectator, for two months success.
s!Vely, and posted at the front door Of
the Court house Of Augusta County.
A Copy -Teste.
NICH'S. G. KINNEY. &C.
September S.
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sta""tn" spfetatne ezrmrrar apnTrt,srr.
VIRGINIA

AT Rules held in the Clerk Is Otfic. Of
tue Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Cbaneery for Augusta County, on Mons
DAY the End Of September 1889.
William Cochran. "a free man ofcolor)
Plaintiff-against
James Dunithan. defendant.
In CHANCERY.
The defendant not having entered his
appearance and given security according
to the act of Assembly, and The rules Of
tins Court. and it appearing from salts.
factory evidence that he is OF an inhab>
liant OF this Commonwealth; 1t is or.
dered, that the said defendant do ap>
pear here on the first day OF the next
term. Nov. 10th 1897 aud answ er the
bill OF the complainant, and that a copy
oil tins order be forthwith inserted in
the Stanton Spectator. for two months
successfully. aud posted at The front
door OF the Court house Of Augusta Coun.
ty.
A Copy-T-ste,
NICH'S. C. KINNEY, &C
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NOTICE..

1 HEREBY notify the heirs of A mos
oFahson, that ] now hold in my hands
certain money coming TO them irr IN their
aunt Mary Braosons estate, " hich they
VIII please call and receive, or other.
wise L shall proceed TO pay 1t out TO o.
Tiers OF her relations. as the law NAV di.
'ec'' JAS, Fl. LAHEW,
admir-. of Mary Brauson, dec'd.
Luray, Page co, August Pm
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ESTRAY.

Strayed from the subscriber on Wed.
nesday the 2ist of August,
}EARLING .MULEY HELPER,
Light Red, with streak ofwbi,e
gown her back, and some white under
hef oeiiy-Long Ears, and no mark ON
them. Any person finding the above
animal andreturning her 10 me ,nStaun.
ton, w'll be literally rewarded.
MERRILL CUSHING.
Supt 5
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$4,000 ACRES.

IL or ID. 600 Acres of which will be sold
IN one body, and the residue in detached
parcels, as may suit the convenience of
purchasers. About 5000 acres of said
land is rich. and level, not less that
1000 acres is good meadow land
ana about 1000 acres cleared. The
whole of said tract OF land is well wa.
tered. and has upon it two streams am
ply sufficient for Milling establishments.
The Bent Mountain tract has for ma.
ny years been regarded as one of tn.
most desirable Stock Farms in VIRGINIA
aud from personal examination Of the
lands, the subscribers feel no hesitation in
recommending il to the attention of the
public.
The said land will basbld on a credit
OF one. two and thrs8 years. (requiring.
however, sufficient amount in cash 10
deiray expenses of sale. &c) Bond
with good personal security will be re-
CURED OF the purchaser. and the title re.
lained as further security for the pur-
chase money. Fair plats of the said land
Will be exhibited on the day of sale,
showing the quality aud boundaries MIR.
Lawry. who resides upon the old Bent
Mountain tract, will shew the above
land at any time to persons wishing to
purchase. The title is believed TO be
unquestionable, but acting as Commits
sioners of the Court. we will convey
such title only as is vested in US by said
decree.
F. Fl. MAYS,
ELI PHLEGAR. S0mY.
August l, lS39-St
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$50 aRCR E&.

about 40 acres in timber. There is on
the place large and convenient brick
- dwelling HOUSE. good Barn,
asIH Orchard, &c. Possession
EAM can be given at any time
Terms accomm odating. If the above land
is not previously disposed of, it will be
set up TO the highest bidder on The 10th
day of October next.
JAMES NJ. LILLEY.
August %.
o. Rockingham Register insert till eaIe.
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SEED WHEAT.

The subscriber has for sale quantity
OF seed Wheat. OF a good quality. II
is the best wheat TO yield he has ever
Gown. producing last year ll9 l-2 bushels
from 40 dozen sheaves of moderate
bind-$ which will no doubt be exceed.
edt6is year. as the wheat is better filed.
he has also for sale quantity Of tt
notify seed.
WM. A. BELL.
Sept. 8, 1889,
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NOTICE.

ALL persons who purchased property
a, the sale Of John Y. Allison and exc
cuted their notes. are requested to come
toward and make pay ment az the money
is wanted Immediately.
JOHN BROWN.
Sent 5-3t
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CAPITAL PRIZE
ROO,db(bae! {! +!
LOTTERY AUTHORIZED BY THE
STATE OF NHARYLANEs

1ocn Hull and other buildings in the
City Of Baltimore
CLASS No. ONE. FOR 1889.
TO he positively drawn in the city of Bali.
more, on Wednesday September 25th, 1889
Under the superin,endence of Comm issioners
ID, S. GREGORY & Co. (Successors of
Yates and M'lntyre,) Managers.
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VIRGINIA.
September S.

ihNl "A.
AT Rules held in the Clerks Office
oil the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Augusta County, Sep
TENDER 2nd 1899.
David Nebersail. plaintilf-against
Addison j. Todd and Davidson Erwin
defendants.
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Land for Sale.

will sell TRACT OFLAND ".
ing IN Augusta County. mile from
Greenville, on the east side of the main
road. and adjoining the lands of John
brownlee. Saml. Finley. David Shultz,
and L. Williams, containing
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Mrs. Ann p. Smith,

AS you are not resident OF this Com
monwealth, and have no known agent
therein. you will please to take notice,
that on the 23rd of September 1899, at
the store of George L.. Craig, in the
village Of Barterbrook, we will proceed
to take the dispositions of Benjamin La.
rev and others, which, when taken, we
will offer as evidence on the trial Of a
SUIT in Chancery now depending in the
County Court Of Augusta sitting in
Chancery, wherein we are plaintiffs md
you and Others are defendants.
DAVID GUTHRIE,
GUTHRIE 81 MARTIN.
August %, 1899.
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Executors Sale.
-><S<@<>@>s-

In pursuance Of the last will and ties
tsment Of John Paris decd the under>
signed. will on Friday the 9th day of
September next, at the late residence Of
the said Paris, 2 l-2 miles south of
Staunton, sell to the highest bidder all
the personal estate OF the said Paris, a..
moDg which is
Z head of Horses, head of Cattle,
% head of Sheep, about 40 head Of
Hogs,--a good plantation wagon and
gear cart and gear, one set of
Blacksmith's Tools Wheat, Rye,
Oats, and II or 10 acies of Corn now
growing quantity ofhousehold and
kitchen furniture and d general assert
ment of farming utensils.
The above property will be sold on
credit of IL months for all sums over So
and the purchaser required 10 execute
bond with good security. Cash will be
required for all sums under SIS.
At the same time we will sell the re.
al estate OF the said Paris consisting of
fl Tract of about us .Acres
Of land. the quantity to be ascertained a>
ter sale by survey, it being the same
tract on which he lived. The terms for
the land will be one. fourth of the Dur.
chase money in hand, the balance in |
2 and 3 years, and q lien retained TO Sc.
cure the deferred payments.
The improvements are good wooden
1 HOUSE, with porch in front,
sssk Kitchen and Spring House, and
G-s- an excellent Barn, with all
other necessary out houses. This farm
is well worth the attention of those who
wish to purchase a small farm near
otaunton. Mr. John Paris jr., residing
on The land or either of the UNDERSIGNED
will show it to any person DESTROYS of
purchasing.
LYTTLETON WADDELL
NlCH'S, G. KINNEY
Eror's. Of John Paris, decd.
August Is.
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The defendant not having entered his
appearance and given security according
10 the act OF Assembly, aud the Rules
OF this Court. and it appearing from sal
iSiacioTy evidence that he is not an in q.
haoitant OF this Commonwealth 1t is
ordered, that the said defendant do ap.
pear here, on the first day of the next
term Nov. 10th 1899 and answer the
oui oil the plaintiff, and that copy OF
'nis order be forthwith inserted III some
newspaper published in Stanton, Tor
WV mouths successfully, and posted at
we 'front.' door of the Court house Of Au-
gnsta County.
A Copy-Teste,
NiCHS. G. KINNEY, &C.
September 5.
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The lanyard and Lot

recently occupied by the said Foutier
and being the same which was purcha.
sed by the said Fou,ier Of A. nj. aIosby.
Also variety of articles Of HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE mentioned in
said deed.
The title to the above property is be-
iIeved to be indisputable, but shall
convey TO the purchaser only such right
as is vested in me by the deed aforesaid
A. H. Fl. STUART. Trustee.
Sept. 5. 1899.
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TRUST SALE.

Pursuant to deed of Trust executed
10 me by Joseph Foutier dated 3lst of
May 1888. aud of record 10 the Office of
the County Court Of Augusta. shall,
on the End day of October next. proceed
to sell at public auction for cash, in front
Of the Court House,
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VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA.
At Rules held in the Clerks Office
OF The Circuit Superior Court of Law and
ChaDcery for Augusta County, Septem>
Der the I'd 1899.
Thomas Harris, plaintiff-against
Dryden Dold, defendant.
IN CHANCERY.
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BRILLIANT scHEME.

Besides Prizes Of $l50-lt3-I2O-
Sl00-S0-4O-and lowest prize $40.
70 Number Lottery--l2 braun Ballots.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

VNHE imasase ssS insressing popularity Of
u thess Pills. 10 another proof % ths infsli,-
biii,y OF The Old adage. that "Huth 10 powerful
ard will prevail" Other pills ere oaiy pulled.
but Ds. Peters are purchased and praised and
recommended until the demand for them hss be-
come almost universal
DR.. Peters would impress this fact upon the
public, thai his Pills are not gusek medicine,
but scientific compound Of staples, which Lss
been the result Of many ys>rs intense sppiics-
ton To profession IN which he MAS regularly
bred. and hence AZ Is rs popular with The regular
faculty a. With the people at large.
OLe OF the many peculiar virtues OF the ysse
table Pills Is. that whiIe very powerful ia thar
effects they are particularly mud aud gentle ia
their action. ualike the generality Of m.c,-
clnes, their apple alton ~ never attended with
nausea or gripiRg.
Peters Vegetable Pills are now regarded by
those who have had opportunity TO decide
upon tber merits, AZ an inesiuab!e public bls.s-
'og.
Without an exception. in age or country. no
medicine has spread with such rsPIdiy, aud gi-
ven such universal satisfaction.
Prepared by Jos. ?r,estiy Peters. NJ ID No.
I'D. Liberty Street. New York. Zach box con-
tains 10 Pills. Price 50 cents.
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TRANSPORTATION
on TIE
U'tMChcSfer and Potomac
RAIL ROAD.

WiscHx'rra PoroAAc II. Roam orricE,
April 20. l-a7
VpN't president and Directors of tho Con.pa-
u ny have established the follow ii.g rates Of
toll Tor transportation to be here after charged
upon this road. viz:
DESCENDING TRADE.
Flour per barrel, 1871.
Bar Iron, blooms, Pig Iron, Castings, and
,,. Leso' per ton, 81 80
Wheat. Rye, Ryc-meal. Corn, Coru-meai.
Oats, Buckwhest-meal. and all other com.
modiiies, per hundred pounds. si
ASCENDING TRADE.
For Plaster per ton. 81 ,s
Sat and saitedfish, per 100 pounds. Iocts.
Merehsndi<e. and all other commodities, per
hundred pounds, IIe,,.
An additional charge Of , cents per barrel on
hnur, and cents per ono hundr red pounds, on all
other ARTICLES, wall be made at the Winchester
Depot Tor receiving and forwarding.
BY order Of the Board
, Join BRUCE. President
Winchester, Apr,I -, ls37
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Sf.2Wr .4GEnA3

~st - ~ SfSSF-a
FSTiit. subscriber has received another sun.
q Piy CT WINTER GOODS, consisting, IN
part. oi
Cloths, Cassimeres. Csssinoi..
s"snsdowb and Valencia yestings.
bpsnoaEines, aud Bombaxett.,
Woolien aud Canton FianneI., all eolors,
l.'aseys, plaza and striped, OF various coiors
aud Pr.eS>,
Warrington. Rob Roy aud Kentucky Jeans.
Blanket, Iippei, Wool and Fancy shawls,
Bankets, Counierpaaes and ComfortsbIes
Butkskin, hid, Fur Lined s Wooilen Glove.
Boots, shoes aud lIsis,
FUR. Hair, and Nooilen CAPS.
shss, taiieoes, aud Met,uoes,
Musiin Delatnes and Chalieys, (.plendid)
Swiss, Book, aud Null Muslins,
striped aud Plaid do.
Black Worsisd, NIerino & LAMBS. wool Hose.
Domeslies, be acbed aud unble.ched,
Scotch, English and French Prints,
Irish Linens and SbeeSngs
Ready made Clothing. (6ue assortmentO
Groeeries. QueeBsware, hardware, SC. sc
Al OF which will be sold on the most acconmo-
dating terms. DAN'l G. IIENkIE
Hsiho~n. Dee. 90. 1888
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ii Catalogue Of Reasons
FOR USING
DR.. Peters Celebrated Iegsia5L Pals.

DR.. Peters Celebrated J;egsia5ie Pals.
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III Because they are composed Of simplcs
which have the power To do good "a immense
number Of cases, wiihou, possessing The ne AZ
10 inJure in any.
il. Because they are not quaeL medicine
but the scientific compound ~ 4 regular ph,si-
eian. who has made his profession The study Of
Lis life.
lih Because they arc no, unpleasant, to take.
nor dntTessing To ret.ia, while they are most
effective 10 operate.
5th. Because they are recommended an a
standard medicine 10y the regular faculty.
D. reesus- 10y keeping the system in natu-
raj state OF action, they cure almost every dis
ease - hich the human frame - liable 10.
.l.. because they are ehsap aai portable,
ana viii retain all iacir ,riucs ia fuli ,igor, "a
any climate. AID foT aHy i.nsih Of time.
cih. beoause, notwithstanding Their .is plici,y
apJ miiinc.s, they are ore OF tic spcedie Il pur-
gi,''7 medicines which las ye, been DISCOVERED
99h Because ;hey are an ulGsIl,ps remedy
for procuring a good appetite.
lOih. Because IN eases Of spleen or lcspon-
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tate oi 'hs 0odt, they have most happy ef-
1ec' Va Fe,lailiins and invisorstns tie mind.
liiA. because they eject their cures without
'.'e usual attendants Of other puts, sickness aud
sripings
l.th, Because as well as being an unri,alled
pnr'hcr u Ihs general :, stem, they are so,e.
rein rrmed, Tor sick headache
ia1h Because they d.Gcr from the majorit,
oi medicines ia the fact that the more the, ate
knoSn the more they are approved.
i'm because, a. their application produces
no deoihy m the system, they may b. taken
without producing any hindrsnce TO business or
The usual pursuits Of every day life
lI1h Becsuse--and this fact 4, Of the utmost
mPorIsnce---ladies in a certain situation may
lake them, mot more than two OF three Lt a
'Ime howeverD without in the slightest degree
recurring the hazard OF sboriion Wsr. a..
virtues Of Peters inesiImsble Pals, confined To
,ni' Desirable end alone, 1t would give them
decided advantage over The me dicinss Of all com,
pe'hors, as IN n" cases i there more DANGER TO
DE apprehended, or Tor which 80 few remcdI-,
nave oeen discovered, ~ the one referred TO.
10th. And lastly, because thew are aelpow-
iedged 10 be an almost inlaiIIble remed, for
uilous Fever, Fever aud Ague, Dyspepsia, IL
yer Compisinis, Jaundirc. Asthma, Dron.y.
rheumatism, Enlargement Of Spleen, Lowne.s
oil spirits, Cholic, Heartburn, Nausea. Dfstep-
lion OF The Stotoaeii and Bowels FIatulenee
HabItnal Costveness, Loss Of Appetite. Bloteh-
ed or Sa!low Complexion, and in all cases. of
IorPor OF the Bowels. where a mild but efree-
i've med'einr ma, be requisite
ln short, the general voice OF the commno;,,
has decided Peters Vegetable Pills are one af
The happiest discoveries OF modern d.,s. aud al
together InrNal!cd as q general ,oother Of no.
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prepared to furnish Confcetionsr, Of oil
u kinds NJ reduced prices. Those who deal
~ The article will end il greatly to their sdvsa
'ase TO send their orders 10 him. A. he ~ill
guarantee TO furnish them with an artieis equal
u not superior 10 that usually had from Eaiti.
more. and st 20 cent. per pound. Nv thi.
mesns, The delay usually attendant on articles
ordered from the city will be avoided, and the
price Of carriage, saved. Retail price 1t %
cents until further orders. from the Store orno.
cite the ArsenaI. tIsrpers-rarry.
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