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thai some portion OF the task was perform
ed bv his predecessor, Mr.. Forsyth, under
whom the surveys, by which the preten-
sions Of Great Britain were deprived o.
any sound foundation, were instituted.
we publish in another column W re-
port 81 supeta1oUs debate 70 the liglse
Of Representatives on Saturday, "h'ch
seems TO Indicate nn Intention ~ some
quarters, to make head against the treaty
rieh, or wrong. and esid nifty ior mRre
marty purposes. Giyiugs ou' 20 the same
eGert In other channels aud rom other
quarters are already beginning to excite
alarm aud dspleesure among all disInse-
rested and right thinking people
we have but brief comment TO nuke
On these appearances--s comment and .
warning. The great majority 81 the peo
Die earu,s silly desire the adjustment Of this
long pending controversy they viii nei.
ther countenance nor forgive any effort TO
overthrow the treaty, for political and
parIizan purposes and any man or set
Of mea who shall defeat il, or attempt to
defeat It, either as measure Of "head-
ing" or Of forwarding, may rest assured
that political ruin viii be Of such conduct
the most inevitable reward.
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Ihe Family Life Medicines

~wxre .s r., p;,i. s,s Pt ,,Anix B;tters
si a4.5 ..la ~ M YIN b Moffai,
- :, - So M. an. ooa n. aid to b
4 r....s,f.bty estahsi.i,ed and extensively
,..,s4 e,t. ,atrt,.s i, ,i,e IJaited States.
lrs' 49, ..g, .,o ~ .anc,,pn and recon-
- ~ es,tla VA ,4t.anthtot,ic pof-
-,es,si.,, ,shs have sb,ervea
- IS GENERAL arrangements Of
~ 49,. 80 ,hefr astonishing ef-
- ..-,,,,. ,,,4 es,rorie disease,
NJ 49,. - b.,,.r ,.,,ss medicines have recOHi-
-. "a f,.jfy ard faisly achieved
- s,s,;,..,;.gst 80 ep,fsi6fy ,,rs-ensinent %.
-. -, II. -, 80 ,,s.e,it,, 10 ,0ic and dunes
n, es,;,,.sti,n ft.v re pioyel Iy their wos H.
~ - s. s4.r,.ssi. Il, vulgar cfpIanv IT tive
..a.,i.fo, ,ti.t,se Il, make ~ igj8ious cstn-
( f.. An,,y.. t4,a.s SIC .t.s,lis...s r,eaieisss
,a III, ,.fsr. he might esg5deufI, asser,, sud
it-r.s e,.,,s a.rti,s tim, there i no medicine
o.,, n tha ,,t,,.el rtofysSiop or named in t,it
t,,l. .,,rs,,i.,, ,.biet ~ tr.rv clear gnas,es-
,;e.stse ana conclusive evidences of sesuaess and
,.r,,si ,lt ,,,. are ,rr,t,{ed a. those which he
49,. 1900, IN, I.Gi. p5lia and Plos..,s
R.,.r. ii /, Unclaimed ts.at sufferers atr lie
-, ..l.s,b.g !, ,.,s,..3x ~, relieved
-. - -, ts.l,b ana. .tferet h.
s, t..s - 1.sr =, .s.y.. 4f.s,.s. d..
80. 80 1880. ~ Ana,, /. In ,f..s4..ior
.,,.l,,,',-. ~ ,,,t,,,t,,y te,fitno-
,fats s..,,,l. ,,e,saa. An fs,nitfe. IN ali
-. III l,;r~ go ,asr ,yb, give tneif
-. "a ,,-;4.., a., IN. ,,n.,iicif.d statement
40, ,,,, 49,, e[,ss,,a,y aa5 .pee,hly cured Of
W. rfi.i, 49,. ,I N many s,bs1. no, here
..,',-.,.tei T., 80 M Aisdictnes alone. when
- ~ -. t,.I ,esn lnog en5l.,ed 10 yaia.
~. Sc,,,f,t, i.it. maj d.sadfvuy advanced and
/ 4,,,,i -, =, 49,, I.rs.. ,,s,ffi.,n. ,,f IT,. Il 81
( 90 49,. ~ ~, frs i,I hs,.u t-.tfg,ed; Piies o.
g.. ~ -. ,t.,,g .o4 go, ,aitt,..ive wears
.t,5l.o1. Ilhr,nati.so. b,lb acote aud rhotic, Of
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To all tohon ii may concern.


Know ye, that We the Undersigned, citizens Of
Couolblana county. State Of Ohio, have bought Of
and had in use Robert Martens Patent Bee Pal
aces and certify. iiom past experience, thai II
has fully satisfied our most sanguine expectations
and fftctually preserved our bees from worms;
and that we believe il To be the best patent Bee
Palace We have in use, and also believe that
here he as much honey taken out Of one Of
his Pelaces without breaking the comb or killing
the bees ~ there can be il the old way by killing
The bees Given under our hands ibis 22d day Of
April, 1912
Hiram Bill Samuel Bowie,
Henry Walter, VIM d. Charnbetlain,
George Waiter, Amos Dillon,
Isaac Chamberlain, VIM. Hawkins
have had one Of the above described Pslaces
wo seasons, and from the best of my experience.
believe the above to be correct.
JOSEPH JAMES.
In addition to the above, would add. tt"' from
Whs, experience had, would ak nothing better
oeiieve it to be brought to perfection.
have had ore Of the abot- described p,lsces
two seasons, and ii has answered my expectai ions
and believe the above to be correct.
NATHAN COPE.
hereby certify that the above ~ true and cor
rect copy Of the original. /. T. ROfES
June 9. 1912.
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Correspoadenee Of ne Baltimore Patrtot
ttl --............. LII, % 1@hD

W&sHIxGToN, July % l542.
The Senate adjourned last evening, at.
ter little soaring between Mr, Wood
bury, Of New Hampshire, and Mr.. ) m.
mons, OF Rhode Island, who occupied most
Of the day after one o'clock, ami m one
Of the most able and practical speeches
nave ever heard in Congress. There was
neither storm, flourish, nor bombast about
il, but all that was said referred to the bill
and nothing else. regre. that am mol
able 10 give you either report or sketch
OF the speech, as most of what was SAID
was commentary upon valuable tables
and statistics affecting the duties upon ar
ticles imported into the country. Much
of it was in answer to Mr.. Woodbury., Of
New Hampshire, who prided himself upon
the effort made in the Senate the day pre-
vious. Mr.. Woodbury., who is generally
pretty cool and collected, was quite non
plussed, as his demagoguism--and his
speech was nothing more than a studied
ad captaadum exhibition Of opinions--oi.
ten mere theories totally destitute Of facts
were exposed one by one. He was SUI.
fered to interrupt tho Senator from Rho1e
Island just as he pleased, and just as long
as suited, and 10 ask aud TO answer what.
ever questions were submitted. Mr.. Cal.
honD, too, was permitted 10 do tle same
thing, and now and then, Mr.. King, of
Alabama, and Mr.. Cu:hbert, Of Georgia,
had question to put, the answer TO which
they seemed TO think would favor their
own especial views. Nothing vas gained
by the contest. Mr.. Simmons had the
subject by heart, aud could not be caught
or overcome or come over any way all
these gentlemen could fix it. His argu.
ment was an irresistible one, and hope
ere long to see it, in full, spread before the
public. -Four score Of loco foco speeches,
from the picked men Of the party, might
be sufficient TO go along with it, md !
would submit this one speech to every un-
biased mind in the country, as an answer
to them all.
The bill has now been three days be.
fore the Senate, or ten, including the time
since il was first presented from tho House
Of Representatives. One week more,
and hope it will have u safe delverance,
and be presented to the President for up
proval or veto. according as shall seem
to him best. The discussion, ii is pro-
babe, will begin earlier in the Senate, az
ter this, and continue TO later hour.
The House last evening temporarily got
rid Of their Retrenchmen! Bill, by sending
il to n select committee of pine members
1t will not be suffered 10 sleep long, as the
friends of the bill are in the majority, and
seem determined that the bill shall OF least
receive the sanction Of the popular branch
Of Congress.
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Attention. Apiarians.
MARTINS IMPROVED
. E e = & O W s 70.


YEyHIS valuable improvement 10 the culture Of
a Bees has been Introduced into LoadoDn.
Fairfax, S7oltsy yanis, Carolins, Clarke, Jefferson
II rgan, Berkeley aud Fiedsaiek, o. well ~ me- ~
other COUNTIES Il The Stste'of Fagiria, ard i ~
intentionally decidedly superior 70 any ether Bee
House IN ese. lt'is constructed - 70 present
the dep1eda4oas o. tie WORN esiscfgaay, EVERY
pat of tie house being Worm-pscof; i prevent
de iTou5is ard loss incident 10 living, sad floods
ever f4c,liiy aiag u.e honey wiii''ai destroy
ng It's Bres The horse q5ay p constructed sifh
AZ aaa..cf 81 sasisHesfs ,omn 'hree 70 ky, p"
1ft4sn il. as cpnterirnt ahf efisef hHmhsr
II s4s W ilaFsidtd sslas saa be bad u
Mr. Levy, Norgsn
Nj. stackhcase, Winchester
Mr. Danner. Middlsiown, FfederirA CO.
Dr.. Kline Froo, Royal.
MI Latham, UPfcsi!e-
Mr.. Fonehe, Lee~burg.
Mr.. van Ness, Dumfrea, Prince Wii.iais' u
Peake & Msddpx fredericksburg
Gfstter & Peake, Richmond
and County Rights in tie state Of Virginia, Of
G. +. ROBERTS.
A.. Q H.. Ag.,r... r.. Va
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ygna. r.. Baker.

AgP9pO 26Y[8Y AgP LAW
EgAvlNG PEI nanen,ly iorated in Casrle'town,
q d will practice in ihe Superior and Inferior
Courts of Jefferson, Bsrleley, Frederick and
Clarke.
Collection af claims promp,ls sftTnded 70.
Office one door southeast ef I c Sigoiooses
st5rr.
Decerbcr .. is4l-tf
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IN o TIL DB

IN OP1DI3s
fESHE undersigned, Administrators OF John
a Wilson, decd, request all persons having
clains against the Estate. to exhibit them-and all
Indebted 10 the dec, ased, or 20 the films Of VII
Il Anderson and John \. Riddle s. Co, topsy
the amounts respectively owing.
The character and mas nitude of The estate will
make il proper for the Undersigned wind Up their
administration with az little delay possible.
JOHN SrROfHER,
GEORGE DOLL Jr.,
January 8, 18i2-f Administrations
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EXTRAORDINARY PRESERVATION OF
LtFE.-A most extraordinary instance Of
the preservation OF life, occurred on the
Mississippi, a few days since. On the
last trip of the steamboat Pre- empton, from
New Orleans to St. Louis, Capt. Butler
had on board younger brother, about 8
or 10 years of age. The boat struck a
snag below the mouth of the Ohio, which
tore of some of the planks on the lower
guard.
A loose plank was thrown over the
hold. In the night, about | o'clock, the
younger MIR. Butler got out of his berth,
and without dressing went on the lower
deck, and stepping on the plank it tilted
up, letting him fall through into the river.
The boat being uudar head-way, and
sinking deep, he passed under the wheel,
and came up some distance astorn Of the
boat. The night being dark he was not
discovered, nor were his cries heard
Putting himseIfinto the current he hoated
down about three miles, and lodged on the
head of an Island. lie succeeded N
reaching the land, and remained there two
days, no boat passing in the mean time.
Bong without any clothes except his
shirt, and without food, he was greatly
annoyed by tho musquetoes, and suffered
a good deal from hunger. On the second
day he got a log into the river, aud sue.
ceeded in reaching the main shore, where
no soon succeeded in getting food and
raimcnt.
No one on board the Presumption knew
now he was lost overheard, and it was
thought he had accidentally fallen over.
At the mouth Of the Ohio, the captain left
his boat and returned down the river, in
the expectation Of finding the body, as nc
supposed no was certainly drowned. Con-
trary 10 his expectations he had the plea.
sure OF returning with him sound and
well.-Rostoa FINES.
Whisky. --Tho sales Of this demon
in the New York market during the las,
six months have averaged fifteen thou
sand gallons day. This is about one
lhird less than the sales two years ago.
We suppose the diminution is almost
wholly Gom the drinkers, as the con-
sumption in the arts is probably as great
as ever, ilnot greater. There is, howev-
er, too much drinking, even yet.
To DESTROY RoAcHEs. Take six cents
worth Of Orange Mineral, IAN oxydc OF
lead) mix it with molasses till il becomes
ofthe consistence of paste. Spread the
paste on small pieces Of pasteboard. Lay
these about the infested places in the e.
venng the reaches eat freely and die,
at all events-many die, and shortly the
rest disappear not to return. This is
sure destruction for these abominable
pests.
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NEW SPNING. GOODS
FHNHE subscribers have Just teceiyed fresh sup
n ply OF GOODS, suitable for the present and
The approaching season, TO which they invite their
customers and The public generally To call and ex-
amino, they intend TO sell them very chesn.
HAMMOND 4 CUNNINGHAM
Mnreh ~ IB42.
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A Card.

b q AVINfi great many small accounts on my
]. a B ,9k- uuseulrd, ond Tong since due many
Of wi ich hase been, doubt. h gotten. ! NOW wish
To inform such persons, fsnt Mr.. WILLIAM II.
Rffp will attend 10 the collection Of those accounts.
ti.r ccei will there fore be good for any account
that he may present. w DORSEY
NJ irtinshure. April 7, 1912. Druggist.
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WOODBURY. FOR SALE.
-rns p .fczYnrf.

n sg'ssz-z =, s..s .-s>sF, sNs q ~ ~. E\ N4T-
1870 u 80 y - - - - ----- w y
EEAvlNG permanently located htoreit ~ ihis
Ii y piace respectfully elefs b. Professional
services 90 the paflie Tie villFrgeisrs sitend
tie Superior ard lnferior Couf'-et Hrleeley, Jsi-
fersos aud Morgan eoon,les, ard elye p ompi at
~ c,ion 10 any bnsioess cuttu-isd 70 ~ care He
nav be found, cor tie presen, At DR.. krocsen's
Hatpi.
M,r,isshafp March Il. lsA9-tf
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SAVINGS xG;sTxTUTxcrr.

A I a meeting OF the Bard Of Directors or
IA ruesday, 29.h of March, it was ascertaincd
that . large number of the notes of the dealers
which have become due, no payments II the
tails have been made. And on motion. II is or
dered, that in consideration of the peculiar state
Of the currency, tho Board willing 10 su.psud
the hye-law requiring suits 70 be brought these
notes. But notice Is here given 20 oil concerned
drawers and endorsers, that sui. i'll be inst uted
afier the l2A # APrR, if the curtuis be NOT paid
all natured nutes On or before hat day
d. II. CONRAD Prest
CHRISTIAN IS. DOLL. Treasurer.
March 81 1872.
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Berkeley Springs, Morgan Co, Va.

The following are selected from nurber q
othrr certificates, 20 show he success waieh has
attended Il wherever intioduced
Kaoa all men by these presents, that we, ths
undersigned. citizens of last Fbiifeld, state
Il Oaiol do hereby Gently 'hat We have seen aud
examined Robait Martins Bee Palace. which has
been 10 use three seasons, aud do Gently thst It IS
free from webs, atd that does fass Ct tbe Woims
and aiisweI lhat 20 pose beyond nnr most sans'in
ex pectatioas; ana siso, thai Il - Tie most epse-
aient far taking honey and preserving tbe Bees q
any plan OF which We hass any knn~irds, ahd
feel Ourselves justified il recommending an enter
prising public to tfy il Tor themselves
William Ecofi, Israel ThomPsou
Jacob Walker, II Whauen
Wm Niabtw,ne, John ". Neigh,
WIN G. Williamson, Jos Patton.
Million Grey Robert w. Jackson,
Gro Huffman, 6. II Brown,
Benjamin Markiey, jacob Anderson.
Lamb't Williamson VIM. X. Manz..i
jesse Williams, Wan. Hall,
Jos. S Taylor, Charles Kay,
Benz Fslrau, Jacob Richards.
April 81, 1872.
/ certify the above to be true copy Of he ORR
gjnai. T. p. ROrE5.
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10 HIN ] JAMESON

FSNENDERS his thanks 10 the public, for The
Il pas patronage, and solcits continuance Of
ii. lie will in few DAYS, receive general as
s"r,ment Of GROCERIES. which will be sold
very cheup for cash only This rule Will b. strict,
" adhered to. Nay 5 1912
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HANcE's COMPOUND SYRUP or HoRE.
HOUND.

NJ. Williams, Of Petersbefg, Vifginip, causi,
very severe cold last tai. AMI thinking !, woeli
wear of in course al time itself neglected. il a
very etea, extern, Finding, ho~ever, il did noi
leave her, she iben tired various remedies, q
which snbIued the cough in measure, but none
electuaiIy cured il.
About noah ago he's husband thought she he'd
better try change Of air; 50 she came 10 Balt,
more, whore she hrri became acquainted with tbs
Compound Sytur Of II rohound. The first BOTH
produced such relief thar before she Rad fini,hed
she determined 10 purchase two bottles and return
home.
P,ice so cents per bottle. For sale by William
Dorsey. Druggist, Martinsburg, Va.
November 4 i8It.--eow-iy
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"A CARD.

A CARD
rESlIE undersigned, having tetutned from y tour
d through the Western ani 5 ,athetn cities,
would afoim his Did customers aud the public thai
be intends carrying on tie HOUSE JOINER and
CARPEN TER BUSINESS, in al It's various
branches - the latest and mos. fashionable man
net. Bdldrr, aud others can be furnished With
plans and dra~irgs NJ the shortest notice, with
without Bills uf Lumber. Tie can be fouud at all
times ut his old residence. a, the west end Of
Ba'ke Street, where be hopes corrective share of
public patronage.
WM. GREGORY.
Novcmhe, 25, l34i.-d
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STEllos,

q USr RECEIVED, large supply OF hettl'',
az Pots, Ovens, Spiders, Seillt's' GudileH ond
extra Lids, with an assortment 81 wagon hnNe., by
WILSON & DOLL.
AnriI 8
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HAVENDISH TOBACCO "A fresh supply of
" a fine quality; also, superior segars and Snuff,
for sale by
November Ia. w DORSEY
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Arrow Root,
Arsenic. whi,e--pulv.
Bslsam Cor ava.
/" +" SoIidif i,
" +" C7psule..
+" Honey. Halls,
% odoutaigic- 70
Toothachc,
Bark-lie ST Lima,
+" Sdpfery Elm.
{" Fter.
Berries CubcI5s,
BITTER Ingredient.
6tari, L~ad,
Backing Taste,
Borax-refiued,
Burgundy Pitch,
Birthstone. Rpii,
Brushes, Paint--iull as
sortment,
Colomei, Enslish,
American,
camrhos, r,faed,
Cnrsgeeb OF Ilisb Moss
Ca,t3ie Sosp.
Chalk, all kinds,
Cologne Water, assortd
C'rircli0naIy sssOrted,
Cupperas,
COX " God,
Corrosive Sublimste,
Court Plaster, black.
Cream Tartar.
Ctcosa4e.
Diamond Cement,
Emery Corn,
&" Flour,
Extract Acc mite.
Colof yuth Comp
" Eleierium,
" Jalsp,
l.eui.
4" ltatLanin,
Flake Liie
Flor Benx0ine.
" Char,nmaie.
" Sulphur
+ lur,da Water,
Fol. $ ma. Alexandra.
" Tea, Ursia,
Frostlbgs, assorted,
Gals, Aicrpo,
Glue.
Gold Leaf,
e. edualed Measures.
Gum Aloes Sucotrine,
" Ammonigc
g Arabic. Turkey,
" Assafnuds,
" Benzpine.
=" Gambuge,
" GuiaeUn,
" Myfrh,
" Opium,
" Scammony.
Sheliac, orange,
" Trsgacanti1,
Hive Stinp,
H"uck : Pdn0cea,
liydti"dats OF Potash.
Indigo, Spanish,
Ink Powder, Black,
- DmBhIe.
ls'nglass' Russian sheet
itch Ointment, Sing :,
Judkin's Oin'meni,
J"Jnbe Paste,
Lamp hia' X,
Lint Potent,
LIZ Salse,
Liquor a n'mcnia I Forts,
L'quoriee Ball,
Logwoel, Suck, Chip'd
aud Ground,
Lnciler Meiches,
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Certificates.

HANcE'S COMPOUND SYRUP or HoRE,
HOUND.
The popul.ri'y Of this excellent preparation for
cough . ever on the iuereaee! Read The follow
ing:
wtSentsTEn, Va, Jancn,, ., 1871
Compound Syrup oi H9rchouud in our city. have
trie il, and found the greatest relief imsgiuable
recommended II TO several OF my neghboFs wbo
were suffering With cough, AID they have found TIC
satre relief. THE demand for il IN tae city is on
the inc ease; and families IN the country send.
ing in for il continuaily. lan sovets much pleas.
ed with the effects of thai would like per.
son to know vhat truly vauable preparation is.
JOHN GRAHAM,
To SEru 6. HAScE.
Price SO cents per bottle. For sale by William
Dorsey, Druggist, mHtinsburg, Va
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bargain, in
sTocn OF GOODS.
at the Mil Creek Store AT Bunker's iiili. Il con
.sts OF the greatest variety. and is the most CON
plete assortment for the country trade Of airy Is
Enlistment in this valley; and esn be bought o.
most advantageous ierms-ns TO price aad time q
payment. If desired. the stock viii be equally d
vded. Persons wishing 10 purchase, see ih
goods in the care of Mr.. John p. Stewart, and 70
the terms, cen apply TO va, personally by letter
in Martinsburg. The store house can also be hst
by the purchaser. If desired: and il is admitted Il
be The best stand in the county.
We also offer Tfs.7CT Of k.7.N'D, lyin
near Marlinshurg adjoining the lands Of Chrisiipr
Tabler. William Gorrell and Others, containing 4
scres-a large portion Of which is IN inbcr.
Also, HOUSE & LOT. or Burke Street. il
Mattinsburs, nsar the Rail Road Depot.
ID. n CONRAD,
d. BURkHART
September Q, 13ii.--tf
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COPARTNERSHIP.

TESHE undersigned have Ibis day formed part
d nerslip for conducting The Mercantile Busi-
uess, under The firm Of J. " & p. r. Boyd.
JOHN ". BOYD,
January }, 1912. BENZ. Il. BOYD
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JOHN w BOYD tenders to his old customers
his thanks for their liberal suppt, mud respectfully
asks continuance TO the NV Firn The change
in III, business will require settlement Of all nc
counts. Those having open accounts viii please
call and settle Ihem--rltherhy cash note-~lth
- li,le delay possible.
1910
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W o. ~ Y - "a Af+
&c, &c. y. IS as'~ pre-.
able terta a. ans house
riders, prescriptions, OF
attention wiii be
sill BIZ found The follow
);
Peteussioa Gaps,
ltnh Roes.
Plaster, Adhesive
" Centhbrites. II H.
+" keerfs Rheumatic,
i" Megcutial, StfoGg
Prec pitatc, Red,
White.
Prussian Blue.
Puuice Stone,
Patent Medicines.
Baiemsn's Drops,
Bears OIL.
. D abty's Cuminaliye,
Dyotts Pills.
Eye Water Thompson.
Essence CinnamDn,
" PerPetmlnt,
/ German I'l!s,
Goifrey's dial.
Hail % Oh.
/ iinorei's temel- Pills,
La Aloit's Cough Drops,
Lees Anubiliuus Pills,
I Lyons Antibtbugs Pills,
I Oi Spike,
" otote,
Onin,eti, Basliicon,
=" Citron,
" Mercufiai.
I Oppieiinc,
Swaim's panGcea.
fooshe Ache Drops,
furling B4isbm,
/ Quicksilver,
Cuisine Sui hate,
Red Lead Painters,
Roe heiie Salts,
Root Arrew,
' Black Snake,
" Ginger.
. JamaicH,
lpeeaeuana,
9 Rhubsrb. L. /. and
Turkey,
Sarsbparilla.
Sertka.
:" SquiIls,
Rosin. Yellow,
Rotten-SIone.
Sghruu, spar sh,
5 go. Penn.
Saiaratus.
81. Ammoaisc, refined ,
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4" Iattal,
Seed ani-,
" Csr'iamou,
/ - Coriapder,
" Foenugfeek.
/ Z" Mustard, Black,
i" White,
Segars. Spanish.
Scid IN Pow deus,
Smalts sss',i Cnlors,
ShuG. all kinds,
Soep. Castle.
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| y Shaving Cnkes,
- " bite Bar.
:, " inisor, assorted
Soda Powders,
spanish Brown,
2 -
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5p'nee' Fine,
Coarse.
Spirits Nlite, DUlcess.
" urpeEl'ne,
ots'oh
Sugar OF Lead,
syrup, Lemon,
" hhuharb,
" Sqnills.
syrins"s, assorted,
iamsiinds,
laPi'cs, Pearl,
ior,ar Enetlc,
Yam sh, Black Oil,
Cnp'l. by the gallon
Fehl'ian He'd.
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Whiting.
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