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NOTICE..

vUNlIIS is notify all whom 1t may concern that ha
given to my son Chester Stwe his time, to trade al
act for HIMSELF shall claim none Of his wages nor p
eny Of his debts, from this date. WV. STIlWELL.
Ycmhe', July TO- lsin
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~ OTlCE. The subscriber wishes pay upon all demands
now due him. All persons called upon by this notice
il is hoped will attend to it, without DELAY
NAV q, T.. HUTCHINSON Jr.
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n T. w FIR NJ.

~ r. SIEDD 4 J.. A. DUNBAR have entered
~. into Copartnershp under the firm Of shr,ld A DIM
bar and have taken the Store formally occupe by Dunbar
uhser, where they will ALWAYS be found ready to wait
on customers on the most favorable terms
G.. r. srIEDD.
Woal'toct Mey IL Isto
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MONEY WANTED.

NNE want and must have all debts due us of more thai
w one wears standing BY the first Of August neat
Nj persons called upon by this notice WILL attend TO
without delay aud save themselves cost.
l.. NJ. n :. r. sTOCKER.
IIartland, June 80, 1910. Off
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NEW GOODS.

JOHNSON & MOWER, have just received good as
% sOrtncnt Of English, American and W. l. Goods which
they ocr at reduced prices for cash or approved credit
NAV, lsi0. LIT
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(tASI AND SHORT CREDIT.-The subscribers woult
Unexpectedly inform the public, that they have taken h,
shop lately occupied by H. b. Witt for the purpose Of
rying the business of Merchant Talorng and will b,
happy wait upon all who may be pleased to favor then
with their custom.
II. y. WITT,
Woodstock may s.-l-n = u. SOUTIlGATE.
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NOTICE. All demands due the subscribers Of more
IN than one years standing, must be settled and paid
previous to the middle Of June newt.
o. A. BRyaNT. co.
SIS. g. 1910. LIZ
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From the Boston Chronicle. Jan. 10.

IT, We see by an advertisement in another column that
McSsrs ConstocA N Co., the American Agents or Ol-
bridges Balm ol tubn, have deputies To sell that arli
Gle III LOslon aud elsewhcreWe know lad, of this cit,
whose hair was ncar, gone to expose entirely her
chronological devcopemchts which, considering that the,
beOkcncd most aniablc dispositions, was not IN r,nt,
very unfortunate Nevertheless she mUuricd the loss Oi
locks that she had worI aud, after year iritlcss resort
To mSchcd rc>toratvcs, purchased, some months ago II
bottle ur Two OF OiLgr aln aud she has now rngcis
III rich prosion, go>s,. and Of raven hllcknuss We Hc
not pung-nuc Of the commodity hns been sent To us
and. indeed, we do not want ANY, for though we were
blscd to wear wig year ago have now through its
virtue, hair enough and VI pa sable quality, Of
DARING FRAUD.
The Balm Of Columbia has been initiated by notorious
'ouncrlcler Let never be purchased or unless it have the
name Of To- ;. tOMSfOCk, or the signlturr of CON-
STOCK Co. M II splendid wrapper. This is the onl,
external test that Will secure the publ from deception
Address tOMSTOtk a co.
Wholesale Druggist, New York,
No. Fletclcr-slreet.
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(WHICH INSTITUTE.

vUNIE f term of the above Institution will commence
on Monday September, :, under the superintendcnco
Ot IT, II RIBlT Young gentlemen an ladits wishing Ia
pursue thorough and scientific nj Instruction. will
mud pains spared TO render their progress rs rapid rs
possible.
The female department will he conducted ms formerly by
Miss V. T1wN, whose reputation as scholar teacher
and lady, needs no comment.
The hrnnrhps taught in the gentlcman's department. will
be- follows: Reading and Spelling English Grammar and
Rhetoric Arithmetic, Algebra Geometry Trigon0mcry,
Surveying and the higher branches uiMnthcmacs lstor,
and Gcography, Natural aud Moral Ply l0sphy Astronomy
and Chemistry.
The ladies Department will include besides the above
branches Botany Painting and Drawing
The French Language will he taught extra branch.
Lessons the Piano will he given by Miss T. A. Russell
| To huse dr.irons OF attending tn Music.
Students will be requested to observe correct moral
and personal department.
The two departments will be kept distinct possible.
EXPENSES.
Tuition per quarter (2 weeks each) $500
Those who attend tn Reading Spelling,
Writing, Grammar, Arithmetic, Geography
and History only, will be charged, $500
French per qtartcr-eNtrn, S2,0O
Lessons the Piano do, $500
Board aud rooms not including wood
and lights from Sl,j0 TO l,'5
TEXT Books.
Smith Grammar, DAYS Algebra Davies Lefendre-
GEOMETRY, Gbsons surveying Com.tocks Phi, losoph,
and Chemistry. French Towe's Grammar. Bowers Die
ionary Vie de Washington, Teemaque Charles Doule &c
Yor,rieh Juip. IN $40
This will certif, that Mr. Lucis lurlhut, Is member
Of the highest class in the Norwich university fnu WIZ
probably graduate the annual commencement III august
neat The talents literary and scientific aithinments OF
Mr. urlcr will o,,aft him To instruct select English
school of the first order, and as such, he is confidently
recommended to all whom y NAV concern
N A. PARTRIDGE, President Of n. U.
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NOTICE.

IL those indebted TO the subscriber for goods solh Of
IN than year stand 9, are notified that pay
be made by the first of August specia
tracts excepted and that those having unsettled accounts
requested to settle the previous TO that time.
Barnard June, 80 1910 J. d. DANFORTH.
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hats a CAPS.-W. a :. have on hand a most splcn.
did assortment of Hats from New York and Boston,
prices from = 20 to $500 The hats warranted Ia
be- Of the hest kind and newest stNc.
Cloth Gaps of every sire and price
Woodstock, may, Z. 1T
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MILITARY GOODS

ID TSSELL CLARKE have received fresh assortnien
~ ri Military Goods and will furnish Companies am
cers at the least rate ,ha, they be had in t. secci
Of the Country. eff
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NOTICE.

VHNlilS may ccry that have given my son Joseph NJ
ri Abbott his time to act for himself, and shall ella
none Of his carngsnor puy any debts oi his contracting
ter this date. DANFORD ABBOTT
Stockbridge, VT, July 9th 1910. ll-t
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\ EEST OF LETTERS

ESEm .IN NJ m the Post Office Lyncburg on the T.
Ia of April, 1910. -" '"' =
W Persons asking for letters in the following lie,
P'r"Se say Tho are advertised. - "
APT. j. N Anderson, &. Abhott Garland ,ntr,so,
:. anlbiozeni Charlotte Armstrong Mrs Ma,v A,cbr,
,no IT,. ARMSTRONG j. H. Acre. Lawson Adcoek Washing
Ton Arnold s
Thomas Barr J, ". Beers Willis Bradley Ery ~ " ~,
cock john Bailey, Geo " Bari,d RussrIl Ron a. Az, 40
nps, kiei d. hurley, ~ Il. Bcedlo,e, Jno Bmeb On.
blanks, james Rudd, Mrs. Sarah Battles IennarJ a. H.
1ohn r bnineii, VIM Boiling. Vim. Bailey Mr. Lana a..
| &c james BOOKER James l Bowman 1homus r. Row
ding'
t-Jof'an Crnsy, Croker & Morriss Miss Emil, Co,L
H. W Collins, Miss Mary Ann Colirrl Com e Ill.,
stephen Cromn, Nathan L. CALDWELL Miss Eizabetb CO..
MicaJnh l.. Clark, Dennis NJ CRAY J,o,t &, nninaia' w
Camplell Miss Am 4. Collins James e. Carsn HAN !,
Couii, Peggy Cook ' o'''N
! D-Sanpson Dusuid {. A. Davidson H. nrp,i,.,
Mrs Martha Daniel, Miss e. NJ Dornn Miss ai.pi. ~
sew Miss Ann T.. Davis Rev. Dnnl Dnv 3 prcr D,.,I
Frances Dawson, J. NJ Dichcnson james Davis John De-
! Ian. ' o" 40
E-Mrs Missouri Edle, Henry Elliott
Mrs Matilda Farmer, Thomas Fovd .. Jc,; F;ho,
Thos. K. Friend. ''''' ''""N''n
| G-Wm Gannaway David Gil he Mis, n i, =
Rice H. Gnn, o. c. Gonon John W Chimes a., W.
A. Green, Francis Green Elijah Gro ~, ","'t
Miss susan Chimes, Geo PouJry,rr T". = "ordon
Mrs. Lucy Gibbs Pn,Iick NJ Carey Nm Co. o I,
+. Guy, Miss Sarah Ann Glenn Gn,lnnd & Co,a "''
H-James NJ. Harris john r. liant Giira, ~ H.
srs. Ezabc,l, T. Hnrliug Mis- Maubn In W -, ny
Iu,ccs"n Wn rn,n"sI MIS- el'1" NJ, n'ss Wm
la r. liix Mar, Ilatsfort James f. r IJarris
Mrs. Sarah VI. Jennings Gerard r ii,s, a. e.,
Johnson Joseph Johnson James r Jennnos NJ; sil ~
Johnson Miss Aalia H. johnson Mrs Srl l NJ ~
y. Jones, ., Dnci A. b. Johns Mrs Mar, I,r.s - !,
johnson Arthur ". Jallic, Inns l. lnl,rs,,, H.
son. joshua lone II, Jnbn1" Johnson A"en'ack-
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500 REWARD.

~ CNAWA1 from the subscriber about the 80 h
u u "l, my man REUBEN.
Rather light complexion, about feet 2 OF Q inch.
Is III height straight bull, of smooth features no
scare recollceied first rate smith lie i. Of diff
dent appearance when spoken To. mild IN his spcet h.
and easily confused. Had on when he LEFT a c,een
broadel"th Guar, and gray Satinetl also, s,riped
CASHMERE Pantaloons. also. pair 81 black Bomba-
zihe Pantaoons; new Fur Hat. wlll rape araurd IT,
have feasonto believe lie will make his way to Ohio
or some free State
VIII GIVE 500 il taken out of the State, or $50
u taken IN The State, with all reasonable expenses,
delivered 10 mr., secured in ia so that ! eri him
again. WIN. s. FOSTER.
JetrrSviilc. Amcli, CO.. Anil q II
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This growing evil requitr ed the immediate insrfs
position Of some vigorous legislative measure TaW
"t'e recommended Ne being likely 10 prnlnce tbs
effect first. placing the institution under better
management, and. secondly, 1essenng the number
OF convicts Who sentenced for short periods,
aud whose labour WAS found Of course be most
unprsduciye. In pursuance of the latter principle,
tb,iis 10 the amount ii $50 upwards, were sns-
Jerted To punishment Ia The Penitenary, instead Of
/ $40, which was the former minimum sum this
was easily done. But the great difficulty remained
! to dc er'nnc what should be the punishment Of
these numerous lafeenics below the sum Of $50.
| By some, whipping WAS proposed by others, pun
ishment by hard labor in the count, tails aud bv
othe,s, II WAS thought best To make Them work on
the highways fual1 these there appeared insu-
perablc objections; fine aud imprisonment
adopted by the House of representatives. AZ tho
only alternative aud rs IL is well known these
vexalions pieings were generally petpeuated bv
the moie worthless vaeabonds in soo,riy. il WAS
added that when tEey could not pay the fines
and costs which ae always part oi the sentence and
punishment. Their services should be sold Out 10 any
person who ~houpay their fnes and FOL them.
This was the clause that "ps passed, as | believe
by unanimous Of The House. aud stricken out
IN the Senate IN opposition 10 the twelve Who have
been denounced. a liule further trouble IN ex.
aiming the thr journals would have show your chr.
responder, thai this wns considered n substitute
ipr whipping, which was lost only by a single vsto
IN the Senate, aud IN the House by small m,ajesi.
~, after beng once passed.
ihink, MI Editor, have said cnou ri, IN show
that this obnoxious law would not have app',ed 10
~ fortunate debtors Of sixty fur years." hut 10
Infamous offenders lo dep,cdate NJ on the proper
~ OF iheir fellowclizcns and who. by The CONSTR
toI'on OF the State, well rs the principle OF ex-
is'inR Laws. were subject 10 insolnnaiy seivi,udc.
must confess ! had no very sangunc expectations
OF beneficial elect from thus measure. rs IL would
apply To convcts Who had obtained The age Of mn.
inrny but had supposed that, woman or y"u,li.
who, convicted Of an offence, remained in jaik Tor
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u.SslIju0 IILjfs Men far Dfbfu

This infamous charge against Gen. Harrison,
which has again aud am been shown 10 be desti.
ute of particle Of ruth, is still. hear. repeated
by some Of The uDserupulous Demagogues in the ser
wee of The Administration. We once again. al
so,ne inconvenience, rpublish letter written by
Gen. Harrison himself IN 1921, when the charge
was first made aud mailing the falsehood TO the
counter.
To any man who shall hereafter ,ep"at this cal
umpv, we beg 10 say To HIM, as the Louisville
journal does : "lmagine rs al your elbow, and
whispering in your 'mhat you hare sGid is false,
and you kno1oH 10 be Jdise."
10 me Cincinnati 4drcrGser.
Sir: In youf paper of he 18Th instant observed
a most violent attack upon eleven other menibcrs
of the late Senate aud myself, for supposed roe
given tie last sessiun, for passage Of law to
''stu debtors an ccridn cases" II such had bee our
conduct. Acknowledge that We should not only
deserve the censufe which the writer Las besloMt I'd
upon us, but the execIaiion OF every bonosi man IN
society. An act OF that kind is hot only opposed
TO tie principles of justice and humanity. bu, would
! be DaratIe violation Of the Constitution Of The
/ States which every legislator is sworn 10 support
aud samclion ed b, House Of Representatives, ard
twelve Senators, II would l. dcate state OF depfav'
iy, which would I'll every patriotic bosom with
the most Alarming aptcipsiiois. Bui the iicl Is
thai no such proposition was ever made III Tie LIE
/ gs'aturr, or even thought OF. The &C, 10 whiei
the writer aludes. has 40 more relation TO the Col
lection ol debts than has to the discovery of'ht
longitude. 1t was an act for The ''puDlss nieDt q
/ offences" against tie State aud that part cf II
which has so deeply wounded the feelings Of YOU
CORE spondeni, Was passed by the House OF Rep
,cscutaives and sond i"r by the Twelve Senators
under tie impression Thai II was the most mId ant
/ humane mole Of dealing with the of ndeis 10
whose cases II was inirnded. 1t Was adopted t..
Tire House Il REPRESENTATIVES, US pant oil the genef
al s,sIem oil HE otIminal law, which was then IN
detgniog complete revision and amendment -
4 The uetesslty al thus is cvlnced by the folo~n.
facts For several years. past had become arpa
REM that the Prnnenla,y system was beeon"n
,ore ard tnoIe buidensoine al every $ ssiou;
large appropriation called Tor 10 cettte exc,
d expenditure above the receipts Of he establish
mcut. Ia ihe commencement u the session Oi o2t
ihs deficit amounted 10 near SsO. coo.
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"enei"' hat'is"n; then, | suppose, the, aid
'easr me IN ilal state oil hopeless aud rofablr
neutrality. which has been ~ much thrir je,i atd
ihelr ger. shall not remain in H. | Will II,
and accomplish something, If | cannot all tia, |
desire.
am not at liberty 10 choose the man TINT pr fer.
nut have to choose between two, both of mbom
MAINTAIN eAecpiionable opinions. The fierce n,,ty
snf't which nov disorders aud disorranzes on,
"hoe political system has So decre.d H. and have
u" alternative hui 10 submit 10 TINT falc, which in
e''ao'e ana stern necessity forces upon me. shall
attempt To select him who will do The least ininr,
o"' most service 10 the country Trusting that IN
tue lapse al another fout Yeas republicans IN " III
DC redeemed oni Of The hands of all it's eaptois
Intending IN few days To address my oonsihu-
ens upon 'hs subject aud state NJ length the rca.
sons Tor ny present course | lotbear any further
'e''''h It'll great respect.
J, GARLAND.
No'e'-When ! say will not enter the lists with
any correspondents of The T. qniter, | u,ran 10th.
ING Il sfespeeinl 10 those correspondents. do ~
Ion TIE i"ei, that temperate defence 10 the ma
ny attacks upon me IN that paper, during the last
congressional Elections IN Virginia prepared hy
hiehd' was forwarded 10 the ELqnirer and re.
fused pubcauonb by the editor.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

" l. ale now receiving at our Nffe Cash Siore
an extensive assortment of Spring and Sam
me, t uoods, which were recently purclasrd IN the
N"tihefn cities upon The most favorable terms and
are "he'ed tn the public as unusuaiy cLea aud dfsi
,ao'e, ho>e IN want Of new cheap aud handsome
Goods will do well TO favor Us with an e,,lv call
BURTON x ROBES.
Aprll 6 =,
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ts-Al@MiSo
"THE LYNClIBURG VIRGINIAN.

a1.,b.t seai-weekiy, ferery Monday aud 7hnsday) al
Dollars per axnan; payable ia adranee No .pb,erip
be reeeircd fora shorter period Than air months nd
sH be discontinued, fercept al tie dise,etioa eJthe
.,s,, will all arearages are paid.
YERTISE NEWT inserted $50 cent, per square
for The frsi sertion and 37 eentsJ erery subse-
!, Z insert,ss.
N rJOB PRINTING sreestedaeaay and expcdihopsly
I'll As reasonable terms.
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Cash for w heat.
M + will sive the highest cash price fsr
w WHEAT. Having "a i.nmt.r lIuuss esa-
venieut, We can receive II with despatch.
tlORNEE X WATSON.
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April 6
TO THHE PUBLIC.

1--WE subscriber retirus hls thanks I" his trends
4 and the pubic generally, Tor the liberal enc"ur-
asemen, recelvedb by tue late lnn OF PAGE q HALL,
ahd takes this method of informing them that he 'n-
"nus Continuing 10 cary On the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
IN all lis branches at the stand lately occupied b,
mem, where he Will thankfully receive and faithfully
execute all orders in his line.
ne wiilkeep constantly ON hand an assortment oi
SLo TIES ready made fsarious prices, hom the
.."fses to the finest quality, which viii be sold as
as they can be purchased in this market, Ion
sash LEWIS PAGE.
Feb 3 3,n
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LII W. BOOKS.

A RCHBOLD's Practice
n Blackstone
Appendix
Futms
Civil Pleading
Acts Of Assembly lsU9, 1914, 1881, 1882
Adams on Ejec,mcnt
Bnuch's Maxims
Barbour and Harrincton's Eqniiy Digest
BurIamaquis Nat. aud Sol. Law
Brames Pleas in Equity
Blacksione's Law AisceIlanies
Backsone's Reports
Comyn on Contracts
=. Cases in Chance,y
Colyer on Part c,shp
Condensed English Chauccry Reports
Cox, Chancery do
Chny's Practice
Chriy on Bills
(bnty on Contracts
Chliy's Criminal Law
Chly's Equity d. est
Campbelrs Reports
caldwell's Arbitration
COxe's Digest
COsper's Reports
Coventry and Hughes Digest
cooper's Jnstiian
Duef's Outlines
Dupoucea on Jurisdiction
DAVIS Criminal Law
Evans on Pleading
English Excl quer Reports
English Common Law do
lquiiy Digest
Fearne on Remaindsrs
Fancls' Maxims
Fell on Guarantees
Fenb'auqne on Equity
Gilber's Equity aud Gould's Pleading
Hammond Equity ID gest
llovendcn on Fraud
Misery Of Congress
Halls Su2erlo, Courts Reports
Hawkins Pleas of the Crown
llcnnings Sa'uie At Iarge-l3 volumes
llammonds Nlsi Prus
Jeremy's Equity
KID on Bills and Kenl's Commentaries
Lomax's Digest
Lo,hss on Bills
Laa Glossary
Llvipgslone's Penal Code
Leigh's Reports, volumes
Laws on Pleading
Lung on sales
Moniaeu on Alien Law
Moo'e's ID gestcd ludex
N rlvae's Reports
Murton's Chancery
Magistrates Guide
Mannng's Index
Munlord's Cbanccry Pleading
Munlord's Reports
Montcfore Law, Marshall's Decision
Merchants Law, Montagr on Sets off
Newlands Chance,y Practice
Noy, Branch and Frances Maxlms
Palenline on Limitations
Paine and Duer's Practice
Peters Reports
Po~elo on Monsages
Powell on Devses
Reeve on Descents
Randall's Peake
Roberts on Fraudulent Conveyapces
Roberts Practice
Randolph's Reports
SERGEANT on Attachment
Se,jsant on Constitutional Law
Susden on Powers
Susden Law OF Vendors
Supplement 10 Revised Code
S"urhard's Reports
S'arkic on Slander
Reports
Sheppard's Touchstone
. ,soales and Leh"y's Reports
heId's Reports
Sannders on Uses and Trusts
Tates Digest
Tomiin's Digest
Vesey's Reports
Nrrnon's Reports
Virginia Cases
Washinglon's Reports
Most ol the above Books we will sell p, the
itshers' prices. PAYNE Il GREGOR
April 6 6
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EE.E.SEgE.E'G Ton Eg.EkL.
Columbus, NississipDi.

BY DAN d RIDGE q YLE
H'llE Prop,eors having recently taken cha,ge
L. Of this pheasant and well known establishments,
(ne John o. Brackrn's) corner Of Washington
and Market Strcet respectfully inform the public
that they are prepared 10 accommodate Daily.
Monthly Yearly Boarders IN reasonable terms.
and from long experience IN this linr are haiered
with The belief thai they give entire satisfaction
even To the mDst tasthiuus. The Table viii he
furnished with The best the country affords, and the
establishment with attentive aud orderly servants.
undrr strict supervision and control.
Good Stables with attentive q careful Ost'ers ~.
long to the premises. which will AT all times bcpr,
sided with au abundance Of rrovrndrr
w. +. cambridge.
CHARLES KYLE.
Columbus, Mississippi, Jan. 80 3m
| ORANGES. EEtESH GEsANGES
EUS / received aud IN stoie. very superior LOT o
~ ORANGES. IN splendid order; AND daily eN
peelng "a superior 10 oI choite LEMONS.
CHARLES PHELPS.
| Apil2 tn
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r. OR,

AS his whole time aud altcnlI shall he strictly and
zeAously devoted 10 that business alone, and being
possessed OF every necessary facility, he can c"nh
dently promise To do work on short notice, and in
,ye equal to any in the United States, both as To
Cutting aud Making. An opportunity 10 prove IT, IL
respectfully solicited.
AMBROSE PAGE.
April 6 Is
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Spring Fashions Received.
ANNA PAGE, TILL

DESPECTFULLY tenders hs thanks to his
IL patrons and the public generally, for The very
liberal encouragement extended 10 him for the laS
five wears, and bcgs leave To nfrm them. that he is
now better than ever prepared to execute any "ork in
dhc line Of "A
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-18

nEAS siR,-l should almost myself devoid oil
~ gratitude u Did thank you zoe the God that -FOUR
Red Drop has doae Hving been led ny the I'll 80
of youth was 20 unlor.uua 10 contract that disease
viii leur preparation prossses 20 esre add alter ,rJne al
most every medicine that the quschs OF TITS CITY endsv'r TO
aim upon the commssity ouaa self was1g away. aud
~. ds.ac fast undermining my constitution had Almost
abandoned tn hops OF being restored TO nay 10 mer good
he alth when procured butte % your RED Drop and an
now eei,sy rscevsr without any bid effects Of the disease
rem,inins My DEAR cir all he return can maze you,
WIN be 10 recon enl IL TO those ho have been unfor,unate
!, nv Elf assuring them with the utmost eouieuce that IL
siIl not fail in producing speedy and lasting cure.
Yours, truly, H. f'-''.
TIA, ron VIII not publish The Division street ~
per wal. pb
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-18
CONFIDENTIAL.

nR BELL noti6e, the pubic ,ha, he may se consulted
At bis Office M No ourtiaodi street, two doors from
Bro,dssy, with the utmost confidence. in all DrLeArr Dts
EsEs requiring prompt and SAT treatment Bong anreu
p iorra patients mey rely upeu receiving all the
attention their cases may demand with OF
,.su, issue upon the experiences OF - twenty
pror.s,onal dIe. DR.. Bell does not advertise specific
droc p rob fcr tie cure ofcersn diseases but guarau
tees all that A. atomcsl, medical, ans chemical knswlede
can suee,. in each Separate eoees Abundance from
ooloeL A. NJ. til 10 NJ isi5 La