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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20
For The Lexinslou Union,


Mr.. EprroR. :. Believing i 70 y'Hi0e
sire, and one of the objects Of your ''laa'
abIe'pdper 10 award merit where i y a "
ibeg leave through that medium 70 '1 y
The attention Of the public tolhe cl'Ia's
w. e. ToIBERr to a liberal shara o. Pap
lie patronage. Mr.. 1'olbert is . sll,'I
SmiIh, and I speak with full kno /, Y,
the truth ofny Insertion. "hen ! " sI. ~
be is proficient in his very u'elul O'P'''
msnt or:he mechanical arts. n.
lam aware that our citizens nas' y.
abused BY many & gross imposition t Y I,
.issrt uipon them by persons rla ~. os,l6sa
mechanics, who were 10 no wlse qu.' ~,
10 discharge the duties Of The business =. ", Il
professed. This circumstance 20 ls. T. v
them to regard all new settlers 10 'o y 4,
siness with that suspicion when ,. y y, ~
only to impos,ors; consequently 'u J. ' IN.
theil work 10 jackson, vicksbufg, q ., %t
other large place, where they can .s sGJal
il to the care Of men Of long es,au ...,'I
reputation in this department o. D. "a N
Mr. Il. has settled 10 our town; Nv ".hl
permauency Of bis location d'R PSa ~ bed J,,l
patronage extended to him. He lE y M N
with us several months, during wu'% ,sn1r
his conduct has been that a. . o. II,
and good citizen, and !'s .. 'IS.VsnbI
sure in recommending 20 w .Is;m,
consideration Of tho public hl' s''
their patronage in hiSbssineia'iM ICUS.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20

There Is a fcverish and uncomfortable
. .u . 81 telling evident in the orpuns o.
we Banks ofPhitadeIphia. While thew AZ.
&c, = eonAdence in the ability or ,ho Banks
sort q NAL oiss, which ~, ~, :, sAu'n,'
|, the Gin,S a., sn1 ,consumpted Condition.
" iern. ,Sss .a, me United States, The Wss.
vi spacSS.yO 's'', ond the other deDs. 81 !,
idaAIsa' I, "a. nigh. az we'll 20 into i, Il
Nv, s.. ssss' ''.-sAsy cannot hold IA
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20

They have caught batch OF desperate
mail robbers in Pennsylvania. Tho mail
driver, DR.. Braddie Of Union Town and
his clerk and one or two others, were
among the gang. Pity but they and the
bank rObbe9swere all together in the pom.
itentiary,--SH. SVn61elss. r -.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20

Popularity. There is one species Of
popularity and only one, which may be
.sd Ats,nHssi4ssgc . h 10 that Of which Lord
MANSFIELD spoke, when in the celebrated
case Of the Kings against Wilkes, he ex-
claimed--"i wish popularity which fol.
lows, mot that which is run after. Il Is
that popularity, which, sooner or later,
never Tails to do justice to the pursuits d
noble ends by noble means. / will mol
90 mat which my conscience tells me i.
p.rong to gain the huzzas Of thousands: OF
% daily praises Of all papers wich come
orlh from the press. | will not ayoi,]
pC'ng that which ! think is right, though
mould draw on me the whole artillery q
Ioeis: all that ialeshood and malice car
.nven'' Or the creduity Of deluded peo
pie can swallow" r.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20

Or An Opelousas paper bearing date
23d Of January, states: that tho commits
sioners appointed to runthe boundary line
between the United States and Texas, lefi
that place few days prior iorSihe Sabine
u will require about three mouths 10. per
iorm the duty.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20

wo learn from The wasAiaG'Is,, ~. M, p.
that Fidilio s. Hunt Esq. "a. - sDIisda
pointed marshal Of tho SOu. ST AZ gwh
u Mississippi. IN shr Ulscg, Z. o. !, - ,hsI MG
s sSo, f !. III .'s .SSiss 6liSs
This Slate. Friend Glsrp, y n !, GOOD,
you pu. 10 your cIaim:s you you, s'' col. co.,
hard. cider man @ r \. ,ia1R, \, ssy el'A'
Major Miller or ~ Hafp,wy' o. Ss.adsd.
Eve hundred aPplicar'''--K' $500
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20
AN ACT.


sEcTIoN b. i enacted by the LeaIs.
'ature Of the State Of Mississippi, Tho,
The following shall be the apporiionmen,
,9i Representatives in the Legislature Of
nus slate at the mex, biennial, and all
future sessions thereof, 70 Wiz
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20

The Royal Lullaby. A new piece Of
music with the above title has been re.
Gently composed in London, expressly for
the purpose Of singing the little princess
to sleep and soothing her whenever she
has crying spell for be ii known that the
children Of kings and queens will squall
just the same as any body's little ones.
The editor of.he Western Review SAYS he
will bet the price Of cap for his "6rst''
that there is more real merit in n back
woods lullaby than-in all the royal "bye
baby, bye's" that there were ever compos
led, and furthermore that with his favorite
melody Of.
'tRack back baby,
/ Daddy's shot BAR,
Rack back baby,
=, He's 20, il hanging THAR,"
tie could put little sovereign TO sleep in
the shores, possible space. AS he appears
70 DO 10 sarnes, about il we don't doubt him.
". q. Pic,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20
THE VETO MESSY

We this week lay before q, ,.,,..,
message Of Governor M'Nua, i j., y
ne resolutions Of MI. ysrger, VIII, a. !
clare IN favor Of the legal, and moral ' +
''l'ty Of the STATE 10 poy III. bond, n \
account Of the Union Bank; apl , r.s
the Governor in the mOstu nu.,,ur,j -
Tor having exercised The right of,.pt,;,,
convictions different from those coD,;,,
''I'lyi it is indeed a most abb. Document,
in the resolutions, in rslatios % MI H. +,
defends IN mastery minn.t A.,,p,.
the Governor 10 relation 10 IL, Uni.
Bank, and the bonds sold on i. ,c,,p,,
and delivers to those who supported ri
resolutions, ia q respected manner, /, mi
whiting rebuke, for hssing all.nplt |,
this unprecedented, illegal, aud ii ,aa
manner, to pass ssatence Of condsnn,lia
on a high civil officer. We trust ,h,t,,,
ry one will bestow upon itan unbi,.d,a
attentive pefusal.hat they may b ,bls,
Judge correctly between the parii..
This puny and mean attempt, 10 mI
The hSight fame Of the Chief Eseculy.s
the State, mus! inevitably fail toptodac
the desired effect; and will ultimately !,
coil with ten fold force 90 lie malicig
projectors. y
. JAMES NJ. DowsE., ha, refused tol
cept his nomination blythe Wing Conu
ton for Auditor Of public accounts. B
this act Mr.. ID. has shown himself ist
a man Of much penclraiion'ahd good sa
and evidently adopted the only means
which he could avert the modification
being dislarced on the grea. politicaln'
course in November Al. The sids
efforts made by certain members Of /
Legislature, to blight the future prosps'
of his opponent, Col. Saunders, sigaa
failed and will consequently elevate rab
than lower him 10 the estimation 81 7
people who know him 10 be an honest a
efficient public servant, and an unwi''fIi
patriot. Ard If We be not egrssloa'I
deceived, the Old Soldier will be f0andi'
fleet, for any one that can 10 brought up
the turf, in opposition to him.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20

W We invite the .atienIion Of our
readers, especially those who dwell in the
country, To the communication of our cor.
respondent Amicus, in relation to the
claims Of Mr.. w. L. ToLBERr of this
place, to public patronage. Mr.. 4. 10.
Gated IN this place some three or four
months since and we take pleasure in stat
ing that during that time, he has demean.
ed himself as gentleman and a good
citizen. OF his business qualifications we
have no personal knowledg, but have the
evidence Of many for whom he has done
service, that he is skilled in the business
he processes. We trust he may receive
The patronage, he justly merits, which will
render his location permanent, aad thus
secure for our village, the addition Of a
useful citizen.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20

A CoNvENTIoN.-Ao exchange paper
states that great Bank Convention OF the
western and south western states was held
IN Louisville, Ky ,,on the 23d. of January
Only three States, Kentucky Indiafl, and
Ohio, being represented, the Convention
adjourned without having accomplished
any thing. The osleusible object Of thi,
Convention OF the banking gentry was 10
fix upon some certain period for the gen.
eral resumption Of specie payments in the
west aud soah west. They had also.
most probably an object for the private eye,
the concoction Of some nefarous scheme
by which they might wiring few more
millions from people already beggard
comparatively, by the modem 81 stem OF
banking, by which, the verlest beggar, il
clothed with banking privileges can be
metamorphosed into a nabob immediately
if not sooner. We do not pretend ia
charge the aforesaid convention with hay-
ing such an object nview, but the com
ing together Of such harpies may nj least
be regarded with jealous eye, as at this
nge Of corruption and bank swindlnn il
might portend much evil.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20

Lawrence ana Marion one Senator.
Rankin and Simpson do do
Jasper, Newton, Scott and Smith l do.
Perry, Green, jackson, HARRISON and
Hancock one Senator.
The counties of Clark, Jones Wayne.
aud CoVlngon one senator.
The county of Copiah one senator.
The counties of Leake, Attaia and Ne.
shoba one senotor.
The counties OF Kemper and Lauder
dale one senator.
The county Of Lowndes one senator.
do Choctaw one do
do Monroe one do
The counties of Pontoloc 81 I,awamba
ono senator.
The county of Tishemingo one senator.
do Tippah one do
do Marshall one do
counties OF De Soto, Tunica, Coaho.
ina, Bolivar, and Washington one senator.
The county Of Ya!obusha one senator.
do Holmes one senator.
counties Of Madison and Yaz 20 one
senator.
The county Of Hinds ono senator.
do Warren one senator.
counties of Pamela and Tallaha,chie
one senator.
The county Of lafayette one senator.
do Carroll one senator.
counties Of Jefferson and franklin
one senator.
SEC. 3. And be II further enacted,
That all acts and parts Of acts coming
within the meaning and provision of this
act, be and the same are hereby repealed
j. A. VENTRESS.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
GEO. ID. AUGUSTUS,
President of the Senate.
Approved, Feb'ry. 9Th 1871.
A. G. McNUTT.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-28

WHY DR., Hericl1- Compound Strengthening
w and German APerient Pills are used by al
classes OF people, in preference To other med itf:
Bcrause they are prepared from Pure ertraet r
herbs, wholesome medicine, mii ia it, operation
and pleasant ints effects the most certain rraserv
OF health, saft and ,aoctual cure # Dyspepsia
or Indigestion; and all Stomach CONF plants pre
server and purifier of the whole system.
Because thy so,ih the nerves Of srnsihiIi'y and
foriify the nerves VI motion, imrsl,ns to their
subtitle fluid ns pristine touc, thus giving strength
and clenrness Of mind.
Because they destroy the coat. Of the stomach
and bowels, all strong purga'ives do.
Becaus. science and experience le 4ch Us that no
mere purgaive alnne will cure the disease Of the
stomach and nerves. Weakness is the primary
cause of host Of Diseases and, BY coatiously re
sorting Drastic pufgaiivcs, ou make the disease
much worse. instead 81 better
Because Or. darhchs Med. zines are put up up
on the common sense prirrjais. to "cisanso and
strengthen" which is The only course 10 pursue to
eject cure. Lastly,
Because these medicines really do cVre The dis.
ease for which they recommended.
Principal Office for the United Slates. No. %
North Eighth Street, Philadeiphia, where recon.
mendatons d hundreds OF persons may b. seer, AL
OF which heye been cured o. benek.ted by the ned
icine
This invaluable Medicine i. for sale ut A RO.
BlNSON & co 5, Nariinsbugg, Va,
January IA, Io4l.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-28
Fresh HGa'y Goods.

| CD ARTLES0N 6, co are row opening large
& y and splendid assortment OF DRY GOODS
fashionable, cheap, and good. CLOIHS.-lO
pieces of Blue, Black, Brown, and Fancy cOlored
Cloths. Summer Cloths, Cassimeres, Cassinett~;
together with a variety If New Style Goods tor
panis, vestings sc. SILkS-Black, Biue-black,
&c. Mous.eline dc LANES, ShalIeys, Laccs, E3g-
iugs, and Insertpgs very superior article Of
English Straw Bonnets. CALiCOES.--50 pieces
Of British and American Piiuts-very cheap
Cinghams. Light Chinlz--a splendid aticle 1914
Bleached Linen for sheetng. Domestic Goods
rwilled and Plain Osnabofgs; Brown aud Bieact.-
I'd Muslin-hne and good; Plain aud Striped Cot
tons fine Indigo Cheek--lrom ~ cts. up; Bar
ed and Plain Jaeonetts BED .ching and
cheur; Pitt,burgh Cord; Cotton Yam; Candle
Wicb lin ard Hard. Ware. 800 Bh!s. of No. |
Herring; together with large and general as
sortment Of all kinds of Goods, suitable for The
son--all Of which will be sold Mt small advance.
Those wishing to purchase, will do well to give US
a call.
All kinds OF country produce taken in exchange
for DDS for which the highest price wiii be given.
Falling Waters, Berkeley Co., Va.
June 81, lS39.-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-28
.yayne's Hair Tonic.

WE HAVE, heretofo'e numbered ourselves s,I
Wv among those who believed that /" Ala
BERT'S. HAIR TONIC" sold by DIR. JAYNE
was one ofthe maay quack nostrums whose virtues
are never seen beyond the fuIsome puts OF their az
thors. We are willing, at length. to make pupto
of the error of our belief AN ~,
innate friend some two or three months since az
the top Of whose Uranium as bald as a piece -
polished marble, muugte all our jes,ing and r'al'
Guile of the idea Of attempting TO cultivate so oalish
spot, purchased bottle or two of the lialr lop-
ic from DIR. Jayne, and, according to his dlfec'op,
applied it. puring the present week, The san'o
friend ushered hmsc!: Into our presence, ana ons L
vering his hitherto naked head, astonis Us one
thin, though luxuriant growth OF hair' wv.
to TWO inches in tength-upon the very ptei"' ne
we hal believed as nnyieldng to cultivation as '"o
trackless sand that skirts The Atlantic. ms ~
puff, but is regously true, aud to those VINO uouD,,
The gentleman can be pointed out What y hO's s
in favor of this " Tonic" the case here ciea We
not one Of temporary baldness-no sudden ioss ~ !,
hair--but was one Of years standing thongh w.
gentleman is but IS years Of age.-Phsfaaefpa'"
Spirit oftkc Times Of Oct 81, 1889.
Prepared only by DR.. JAYNE, No. ~ SON SoS
Third St, Philadelphia, and for sale b3 "iL3o'
g. DOLL Martinsburg, Va. Price 81
February 20, 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-28


DEAR SIR:--I yery cheerfully add nlytestimony
with regard to the efficacy Of Dr. Peters medicines
My wife had been for several years Suffering enG
lingering under the effects of dyspersia, with it's
usual Accomplishments, when, IN December. 1885.
purchased Of you one boX--fi en- the use of which,
her health was 80 far estortd that she deemed the
further use Of IL at thai time unre cessary. On a
return OF some symptoms of the dsenSe during the
summer OF 1887, She resoried 10 the same remedy.
and continued it anil she had taken the contents
Of three boxes Since that lime she ha- been vel,
and can, without Inconvenience eat any thing that
.hr tanceb.
From his case. and from the benefit 10 my own
health derived from the use Of single box, am
prcrarcd to believe, THAI this medicine il justly ent
itod te a the credit claimed for il by lis waImes
advocates. Yours, very respectfully,
WIN WATKINS.
MIR A Smith, Agent, Suffolk, Va.
Nnyembrr2l. 1889.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-28
INTEREsTTNG CrNE,

Performed By pr, Svayas's COmpoank Syrup IF
PrHRws YirgiNiasa, or wa Cherry.
r MADE use If this invaluable ss,up in nay fsni.
u ". which entirely cured ry child. The symp-
toms we're wheeling and cho4hieg Of phlegm, diff
Gully Of breathing. attended with constant cough,
spasms, conyulslops, &C.. Of "a hich had given up
Sll hopes q ~ recovery uGdI Dns advised 10 nl4he
trial Of t,sis invaluable medicine. After seeing d
wonderful effects it lad upon my child, concud-
ei to make the same trial nqan mysef, which en-.
tifely relieved me ut cough ,h4t was an cited
with for many years. ANY .stsor. wishing To zoe
me. can call ny house in Beach street. above the
Market, Ksnsingion ). WILCOX.
This medicine is now in general use IN meath, I'll
.he respectable families in the Onion. Cmlren
take readily, There is not the loast doubt but il
has saged the lives of Thousands.
Principal Depot for the above Medicine i, at No
10 North Eighth Street Philads phia. II may be
obtained Of agents generally throughout the Uaited
States. Price 81 per boltle
U Amy person wishing TO SEQ certificates Of
cures and recommendations. soc them at any
time by calling a. me Pnucipa Depot.
This invaluable Incidence j. for sale g., A no.
BINSoN & co.'s Ms,ilaabure, Va,
January IA, l84l
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-28
NEAEsTFNSHURG
| IL ON Il @ u n ID II Y

YNyiiE subscriber is now receiving a stock Of
u COAL and IRON. and is prepared to exc
cute all kinds OF CASTINGS, such vs.
Mill Gearing, Threshing Machinery /,
Plough Castings, Water Pipes,
Iron Railing, Mill Irons,
Plaster Nuts, Apple. Mill Nuts,
Stoves, Hollow Ware.
Andirous, Smoothing Irons, &c.
All orders and Patterns sent 10 the subscriber
will be punctually attended to-
BY strict attention to business, he hopes TO Sc
cure the patronage Of the pebble
JOHN SuEELER.
October is, ls40--tf
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no lie Farmers.

TE7HE undersigned hereby gives notice that he
n has purchased the Pulling Voters MiH, late
iy the property of Archibald Sheerer, Esq, and is
prepared 10 purchase WHEAT of hose who are
disposed to sell; for which he will pay the highest
!as,hct price in cash. To those who prefer having
tLeir Wheat manufactured, lie would say that lie
will Ernd the usual terns, stand the inspection,
and deliver the Flour in Georgetown for THIRTY
cents PEI barrel
lie will also continue the Boating Business. as
heretofore, and will transport merchandise and pro.
duce Of every description, that may be committed
TO his charge, cheap and expeditions a. can be
done by any person or company The canal
CHARLES DOWNS.
Berkeley county, August Is, 1885,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-28
xYarnns. WOrIlls!!

yuNO ,eronve these troublesome and dangerous M
bsbitants ofthe Stomach and Bowels, when 81
often impair the health and destroy he lives Q,
dren. use DR.. JAYNE'S TONIC VERMif vi r.
certain and safe preparation for the removal
the various kinds Of Worms, Dyspep'is' ooua
mach Want Of Appetite, infante Fever ana ~.
and Debility of the Stomach and Bowels az" =
gans of digestion. ph;ladel-
To be had ct No. 90 South Third s., ,','a as,s
phia, and for sale by WILSON q po ~ ,sso.
Murinsburg, Va Fepfu'''
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-28
STOVES! STOvESI!
COPPER, TIN,
AND SHEET-IR0N WARE.

TyHE undersigned, nreturnipg hissincetetb thanks
h TO the public for the very liberal patronage
which has been extended 10 him. since his removal
TO Martinsburg, bcgs leave TO inform the citzsns Of
the town and county, that he has added bs large
and faIl assortment of Copper Tin aad Skeft.
IRON Fare, an extensive lot Of STOVES, Of every
variety, size and pa,tern--nany Of which are Of
the latest fashion.
Those persons in want Of any Of the above orti.
clss, OF very low prices, or who wish SCOUTING
put up on cheap terms, and short notice. viii do
we'll 70 give the subscriber csll Of bis Shop the
corner Of Queen and Burke Streets.
WILLIAM J HAYDEN.
October Is, 1910.
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Spring Mill

TIME undersigned has recently gotten posses
u sion OF bis Milling establishment, near the
Falling Water Church. whore he will carry on the
Milling business in its fullest extent lie viii AZ
ell time. ray he highest market price, in cash for
WHEAT, exchange Flour for the same in the
usual way, OF grind I, customers account; stead
ing the inspection OF the Eastern markets IN all
ses. ALLEN C HAMMOND.
Spring Mil, December 3, 1910.
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ITO Ere EfE2saaR GaoGa

FHN1E sub cnber, having rcnIed the OPEQU0N
Il MILLS, respectfully informs the Farn,-,,t
generally, tua, ne will gtind their Wheat, and give
them the product, after taking out he toll He
pledges hmselflu give as good Yield as any ottcl
miller in the county ce~ do. Tho-e Who wish to
enquire as 10 his character ard qualifications as
miller. he would reie, - Dan'l Morrison Esq
AUGUST MILIENBURG.
Opequon Mills August 30, lS40.--n
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cLAnkEsg,LLr, MrcKtrSBERo Co, VA, /


February z, 1887.
DEAR SIR:--I embrace this opportunity OF ex-
pressing TO you my pleasure at the unrivailed sue
cess Of You Pils this section Of the country II
is the general fault OF those who vend patent medi-
cines, say too much in their favor but in regard
to your Pills. am firmly persuaded that they de-
far praise than you seem inclined TO give
them Six months ago they were scarcely known
here and vet at present there is other medicine
that can compare with them in popularity. In dys.
pcpsia, sick hradache, arrangement of The hillary
gans and obstinate constipation Of the bowels,
,now Of no aperient more prompt and cHcacinos
md have had considerable experience in aIlthese
Complaints.
| would add, that their mildness and certainty Of
action render them safe and efficient purgative
for weakly individuals; and that they may be given
at all times without apprehension Of any of those
iaj ,rous consequences which 5" frequently attend
the application cf caon,et or blue pill. On the
whole, | consider your Vegetable Pills an invalua-
ble discOycrN.
Iprv reauecifullV
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-28
MEcKLxssKRe Co, VA, Feb. I, 1857.

Having used Dir. Peters Pills in my practice for
the issttwelve moaths, take pleasure in giving
my testimony of their good effects in cases Of dys-
pepsa sick headache, bilious ieNors, ard other die
eases. produced by inactivity of Inc liver.
They are safe and mild aperient, being the best
article Of The kind | have ever used
GEO c. SCOTT, NJ. d.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-28
SECOND SUPPLY
OF NEW AND CHEAP GOODS

FWyEIE su' scrjber respectfully bogs leave TO in
n form lis friends, md the public generally.
than he ha, ju,t received at ms Store, in Shep-
herdstoen, his second surflyof
NEW & OisILNLAAI3 GOODS
duecl from the city Philadelphia, " hen cou'pr'-
neatly even aructe Gated tor IN tbs 81 c'ion Of
country to which he iavtes the attention otn p T.
sons who are in search II new chear, and fashion,
abe Good. 10 call al the Store oF the suh-ciiber,
Who is determined 10 sell cheap Goods fut cash. 81
% punetuai persons. Call and eXanin".
JOHN T COOKUS.
Shepherdstown, June 10, 1889, If
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Very especially,
S. II. HARRIS, VI. D.
Cp.RLoTTr. n. c.. Jan. /, 1897

JHARLOTTE. n. o, Jan. 7, 1871.
DEAR SIR:--l have made f.cqueut OF your
Pills in the ncipient stage Of bilious fever, and OBJ
stnate constipation of the bowels; also in tire en-
largemen, Of the Spleen chronic diseases Of the IL
YER sick headache, general debility, and in all ca
ses have found them to be very effective
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