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DO. Gsiier ShueIees.
DO. Pump Shoelees.
Do. Slippers.
Boys Shocs--var,ous qualities.
Da. Pumps aud Slippers.
Ladies' Philadelphia black Kid Slippers,
DO. do. colored do.
DO Morocco Slippers--,hick e. thin
soled.
10. Seal.skin Shoes and Slippers.
DO. Heather Shoes and Shoe,ees.
Misses Philadelphia Morocco Slips
ihi k and Thin soled.
DO. Colored Slippers--vsrious pa,
terms aud qualities.
Do. Morocco and Leather Shoelees.
DO. Low Shoes.
Childrens Shoes, Of almost every size
and quality.
/" In addition TO the above, he has receiy
ed from the North his materials for manufnc.
turing; and, having first rate workmen in bis
emnloy, is prepared TO execute all orders IN
hrs line with neatnsss and despatch.
The subscriber would respectfully return his
thanks 10 the public Tor the very iibe,ai pat.
ronage he has received at their hanJs: and
PROMISES that no pains will be spared in The
failure 70 give satisfariinn.
WM, II. BROWN.
April ~. 70
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List Of Letters,

Rsmaining IL de Pest oliss q llIllfea-
naRah. N. q. 90 Ehs LEI d. u lanua-
81. ASA. whieh Il Dot laksa 0ul sab.
u hires moalhs. uill be seal % The
General Posl Olice a. deza leassrs.
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Piano Forte & Music
STORE,
Petersburg, Va.


nHs. BERG d ca. have received during
- the present week TIN PIANO FURTEs.
among whirh il a six aud half Octave Pane
Forte, very superior one TO any ever seen
here. They have now on band a very large
stock, aud would respectfully request Ih"se
Ladies aud Gsntlemen Of lIillsboroueh and En-
virons Who are in want &c Pianos. 10 call aud
see them and ny them; and they will be con-
WINGED Of their superiority 10 any other manu-.
facture. We will give 4 written warranty as
10 their durability aud keeping in tune longer
than any other. ....s
They have also on hand large assortment
Of MUSIC Of the latest publication for Piano
and Guitar, Strings Of all colts, beet Victims.
Z utes, Accordions. all kinds Of Brass lnsiru.
meats for Military Bands, Drums Of oil sizes,
SC. SC.
C. Berg & Co. would respectfully recon-.
mend their assortment Of Pianos aud Music 10
Principals and Teachers Of Schools. Any or
der shall be faithfully and promptly attended
to.
For the convenience Of purchasers in North
Carolina, Doctor Watson uf Oxford. having
kindly consented to act as our Agent, has now
on hand sorae af our instruments. We shall
shortly establish agencies in other parts Of
North Carolina, knowing that whenever our
Pilnos become known they will be preferred
TO any other.
July IS. So
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Ia Equiiy-To March Term. 1912.
yOka Hsis'ia, Administrator with the teiI Of
sarah Freeman,
against
itsmaa, aud others
Original Bill.

IAE complainant having made oath by So.
Tenn sffirmation, that William Osborne ana
Susan his wife, John Snotheriy, the heirs at
saw 81 :ienry Spptherly, Colby Jack and Bet.
sy his wife, defendants IN this case. reside be.
ynnd the limits &c this state; L. is therefore or.
derrs. that Euhlcaiioa be made Cor six weeks
excessively in the l,lIsborough Recorder, for
said defendants TO appear al the next Court oil
Y Inty 10 be held Tor orange county, al the
r"un house ia liIllsboroagh, On the second
Moaday Of March nex'. then and there 10 plead.
answer or jsmT To said bail, or The same will
be taken pro eorfssO as to them, and SET down
sor hearing tr PIts.
Given under my hand, at Office. in HILLSIDE
rough, September Tenn, 1871. Issued Tor pub
,atioa, December ~ le4l.
JAMES. WEBB. C. f. H.
Paics Adv. s. Is. O5-
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:pilE subscriber would respectfully inform
- his f,iends and the public generally, that
he has Just received the largest assortment Of
Articles 10 his line Of business. perhaps, ever
before brought TO this market; aud as they
aase been entirely selected by The subscriber,
with az eye to their neainess aud durability.
ae thinks he can give satisfaction 10 all who
may paironize him. The articles have been
purchased on very reasonable terms and will
be sold cheap. lie invites his friends TO call
and examine his assortment before purchasing
.,Ise~ here. The follow ing are comprised il
his assortment, suitable Tor the Spring and
summer:
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BL.9YRS for sgie al this Office.
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Ky Persons calling Cor any e the above
letters viii please cay they ere ada Iiised.
TH0S. CLANCY, rs.
Jannsryl 05-
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Orbit. which Is two hundred millions Of miles "
diameter They calculate, therefore, By The ~
giles, with the diameter Of her orbit as the bast
that distance OF one hundred millions OF mics =
between the earth and the sun. Then Jupiter j.
.ivc times Is far away Saturn ten times, are! -
Of the others.
Yet when they attempt to stimulate tee greater
space which separates our Solar System from iiia
nearest star WHICH again PROBABLY the ccntrt, OF
system a. magnificent aS ours. thry are baf;ied
,be enceayor. and can only Ind distance which
sholl b., tn. Dinimu1n--nor till lately have thcy
arrived al any accurate calculation concerning ii
But il seems. By observations the paraIlax.
p,,ss;an astronomer. BE<sEL. has measured! the
distance of one star in the constellation fys1tt.-
| The angle su5tended BY the diameter OF the
Ear,h'> orbit al that star X found 10 be oEe-{hiri
of second. and what distance does this third OF .
second give YOU Take inc diameter OF the
Earth's orbit for unit and then zoo geo OF these.
units viii express the distance oi one OF those stars
in Cvsni from our Eartt,a perhaps that star y
the nearest. and Sc plrae,i from the others wnIch
no see by a distance cqual!v=vaSt.
Perhaps, should we=compurc fime and space
this woq!c! be the sind Of distance whcll#Sholid
contain the tllyrias Of organic remains OF >pecle'
distinct from the species mrlediatey antecedrgt
and following. The minor Subdivisions OF which,
I have spoken would be compared 70 tie space OF
our cwn solar system: the otherSwlt' the eral'ter
stellar distances.
Now it i a tasortc speculation OF astronomers,
tha; all these worlds. separated ~ widely, may be
inhabited: bur TINS Is rnereconj ectye-a probable
conjecture if vo,. like, but still Incapable OF de-
rnoflSlation But the gcoiogiSt proceeds differ
entity Iiczhas indi>putabIe proofs, that tSerS
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a. Antiquities on the hill s z. OF Puzzuoll.
h. AnCiepr CIif--ppy,. inland


Terrace composed ot ancient Submarine deposS
This inland cliff i eighty feet in hight. When
examined it in 1923, / found that it consisted OF
ndnrated volcanic tuh containing some marine
remains and the platform or terrace a. between
The cht and sea. contained evidences OF having
been formed under water. A wall had been built
10 protect the rich and valuable land OF the terrace
'"ilch slopes from the base Of the cliff u taf
But fortunately for me. storm had swept ;swaya
part OF this rampar- and laid=oPen section so
that ! was enabled 10 examine the alternate beds
Of pulnice and lapilli and volcanic matter, with
strata Astounding in various marine shells, such a
cookies and the AIgtiius ed5tlis eaab!e muscle.
In Of these strata found square, Of a rich
co!orcd mosaic pavement and various sculptired
ornaments. Ny friend Mr.. BABBAGG found at u
great hight baruaces and other shells attached TO
The face OF the clt. The appearance as il the
sea lad beaten against the base aid thus UNDER
mined tic cliff
When we pass round In" promonitory TO Puz-
zuoi and come insight OF the Bay OF Bate. we
what is called Cagua's Mole. a long line of
arches and piers extending from the end of the
town into the water. On the last of these arches
but there=welc found ten fee, above the sea
level, great numbers of fu<tra and other marine
zoophytes attached TO the building which must once
have been submerged ten feet lower than ;tnow=is
and then raised to its present hight. On the sixth
pier the same thing may be noticed. ZBreislal
observes that as these arches now spring under
wafer and a. it's certain that originally the, were
built 50 as to spring out Of the wuter though i, is
proved tiiat the mole has beer upliftcd ten feet
above is lowest level still it hl> not yeti been re-
stored to its original position. Il youzstand on
one of the arches and look toward the land you
see another inland cliff similar a. but notSo high
as. the other.@Bctwecn the cliff and the sea *
low terrace called La S'arza leading the infer
cncc ilat the same movement which produced the
other cliff also extended to the Northwest and pro-
duced this with its plain and caused the cliff to
become inland.. Upon this plain Is the temple Of
Jupiter Scraps. Iheclii and plain are represents
cd in this drawing
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and yc, have NOT affected the neighborhood Of Ma
pies which is only twelve miles distant This
view of the Bay Exhibited was taken by Sir
WILLIAM HAMILTON, from the south side of the
Bav a, Puzzuoli On the plain between the sea.
and the dark cliff, represented below Is the towr
OF Puzzuol;
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\ -
have them in their courts and very ready 10 afrr Them
al who need ;lIeir healing vir.Ias.
MECHANICS AND CARMEN
a. we'll a, lhhnrn" men, all patrons ~ ~erfnanS z-
ent Tor 'he are very plea ant AID certainly cure easier
and sooner than ANYTHING ol-y0u can axe sIs mad keen
about your business and yGu vii find vour.e ,1lE et-.
you exp"ctit. THEIR VIRTUES
been July ieSrd By tine trsI Of the i!av III.
Honor Mayos Clark, Hon Ed. j. Porte- Rev fr Hand.
COCK Rev. Mr. Streetrr Rev lIr Anibopy eIarr,,,,
BrO.Ael Esq, Register the c.ty Col J. L. liam. ami
hundreds CT others OF the highest r.Srecdbty .,n he a
errei TO- For coughs, colds, asthma gyll.opng coi,cb
ligne, OF Tie chest, and consumption SherInan C0noi
L9zenge, are The best medicine in tie world ForEoad,rfe
papI.alon OF the heart -ickn.> o,rc.>s of nir;rs d.
pondtDcy, Kzie>s and all nervous diseases sherman.
Cainptor Lozcages only require few Iautes ,. 10 eject
cure r or W0fHs. which Uauv DISTRESSING and
alarming symptoms, SerInaIis W-r,n 5z4no. cannot he
surpassed, aHl have been proved By more than
.0G00G0
which number ~od Yearly, >ierrnans Poor Man. P
te 20 ce!rnraed Tor curing Pain weakness the back
SIDE, breast or any part OF The body. Also
RllEtMATTSAI AND LIEMBAGO.
and al! 10! II. cents only quarter The price USUALLY
charge! Tor Strengthening Pas;e ,Hi warranted. superior
all others. BAD RPF,TJI
and bad test common and all NAV he r1reya,
by using Shefmau ORR, Toos Paste which ewes neary
isltrrc 10 the teeth keeps them from aching and ,.ay
narde- the rum, and gyt be breath ierhrrI fr,6
rance pheto Unknown from any 0t5erentlrice Denst,
Physicians Cer5 when. and all CLASSES have oiv,, LII
careful 10 yet Dr.. Sherman. articles and never H.,
pam any o!er on YOU IN their place has been done nv
some never trust those who would receive. Won n SIor
nan, only warehouse civ 4, los Nassau
agents are Il; ~. = every East Broadway: Ru.h,nn
t>pih"als 90 William street. 10 Broadway and IN ..-
fiouse S2Irts 10 Broadway: 50 ard 800 Fulton s,ye.
brooklyn Redaing, State street Boston Pur0.s Sopb
s..ii near C!esnnt street Piladephia Robertson
Pittsburgh -. - , &c ~ ~
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meter: and weiind that some Of the cavities which
the Lithodomi have dc, ered have been occupied
BY specie Of bivalva The appearance IT the
columns Is indicated by ,tf following figure
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II. c. DICKENS, ESQ.
On HIS DEPARTURE FOR AMERICA.

ny THOMAS HOOD
Pshaw away with leaf aud berry
And the aober-sided cup!
Bring d goblet. and bright sherry
And bumper FL me up!
Though pledge had to SILVER,
And the longest ever was
Ere his vessel leaves our river,
would drink a health to Boz
Here success to al! his antics,
Since it pleases him TO roam,
And to paddle Ger Atlantics,
After such q sale at home
MAY he shun all rocks whatever,
And each shallow. sand that Turks.
And his passage be as clever
As The best among his works.
December 81. 1911. he New Monthly.
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arricc i a combinations ot elementary Substances Isw.
n.r a strong affinity Tor each otter which and lonn
compound altogether IN lis character He lrllaney
and durability OF the polish IL inpar 10 the most delicate
article furniture, such mahogany, rosewood ebony
Italian marble also to carriages, leather military
caps So unsurpassed. lis npp Htion sGaSy, requiring
Very Lille labor ID restore The article ~ rs original beauty
For ,I, by \. b. Sands Co. Ceramic bu!hnss,l rs
Broadway, corner ChamherSstrcci; nlto, by A. b. & D.
Sands 20 and 100 Fuonst; D. Sands X CO. u East Bread
I rulo In,
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MEET TO the l.ame.-The Extinsuishir,

llNIMENr.=a sure Cure for Chlbia.n> in the Fcet
troublesome IN the winter and formerly 30 j6eu, %
cure Fat anew discovery uuo!de,,ie ,rrc rrtre
,!y appears. Ii cures c!hain. even wiIeu the lev.
are ulceraed. IL cures burns. freezes, wE.i,ows and old
sores Il VIII uoi only but prevent burn or SAID
tio:a bii>icrng, applied Immediately: hence family
should! BE- without it Directions with phas Price 2Scens
a! Tor chbaHS. burns ana !rreze> warranted Pre-
pared and put APP by Amos liasgrt. o. lois.' y. IT,
Sold by the agents. y b. ID, Sands. Druggists No
Fu,nn-> corner Gold and 100 Fuiton-st, wholesale
and retail Sold also BY A. r. Sands Co. No rs Bn,ad.
Wv end Dnyii 81 ID \ Go. u Fast Ernl4Mav 10 I'm
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CHEESEMAN'S Arabian Balsam h.,

~ been 10 use Tor nor- imam tsen years. for al! kinds
wounds. bruises and cuts am, Ealing reu,iy Ss
chru'c rheumatism itis'arantst any c,s
Els, has failed THIS Balsaul affords rsue at, oss
The >!rand breast or pam ami weakness IN liz al 49,
an i also ire AMI immediate rrr ncas-s al bg-a.,.
ScaIS NCHcyonS at p-ctahecrrhcatcs may b. <ss
where has given rriiet IN ali above rs sc
m"rHns "'s " =. ,, yI. t',.r eiae
an, application threats and QUnsie r bo.!eS n =
cents and 81 For sale wholesale. ana retail by A. B.
Sands - and Ito Fulton d. SAINTS Co.; taN Broad
way. Marhc! II; \. b. Sands Co IS Broadway cor
Chambers I'm
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MEDICAL.
)TICE.-NIorison's iIysean Nedic;rs,

-. - ut ~ - : aII II "ulClNeS
from the " British College D; fIral,h L1,r3o1r7t.
subscribers savng been app inted ,. korasys al ~
olorson, Mont Co, AMI i.ef.> foy IT,, STATE Of ~
Io'h, have rccelTe large assortment Meliciee 60,
from 'he British CoIegc o: HeaIh, Lorion" ~, -, -
10 supply The Agents on hcii term ,7 hc-,,
fore. Persons wishing - bc appointed .,llne 80,
Si feasr make Immediate appica;ior To me spi,.,
ber>. All persons indebted the late Agent ", ~;
Taylor requested 20 make immediate pavrGrn b. -
undersigned. a. ;hrl only authorized 20 give r,t,s -
the salnc. FIRTH = HALL. MOL FrapkIin Sorar.S y
nl9U Agents tnr MORRISON 10 IT I CO :,
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NJ EGLECI' not your Coug hs--Our
greatest suffering and calap,ities often grow ou Of
neglccls. man has cough-he neaieslS il; shortly
has paia in tie side che-h. negects il; bye and
bye III raises blGo,he sends physician The doctor
tells him he is in consumption. One bOule Of Dr.. Aliens
Basam w.u,d have saved all this train OF OWLS Let tlosr
ahorng under coughs get tbs medicine without drlav
CUNS!IhirI ION CURED certify that Dr. Allen,
Halsau ha cured OF this disease.
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gSINNEFORD'S PATENT lMPR OV
ELECTRIC AL LESlIGl OV rs and STR ,pS

produce healthy arc 81 lac system byircOn without ta
r>, OF rang tlc s!'n, a Ill ordinary ler>cIia Cloves
Liable 10 do
The great value OF The ioSr Has Rrn0valor ms hera
peu;c agent when applied to the huanhody well
known 10 every who has paid ae least attention TIE
importance ~ healthy action OF the skin require farther
comment.
For sale by -. B. SANDS X co, 10 Broadway, corner
Of Characteristic. Granite Rn''ing. i2nu.
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.UDERVlLL'S GERMAN plastic

VA nht et'ec.ral reFlety :or The ieowtng eoco,ir.
-Cora.. CutS. Bruises Buns, VeloaS Salt Rheur -
Sores. Throat. &c. In Pes :roE ore T. ocr
This Plaster has been c>s, years with srs,
success and those who make OF ~ IL end !, 70
u,su! in their ;anlGe, thousands already TESTIFY
trial vii be a sufficient recommendation Sold by NJ e.,
msr. Proprietor, los "pos,er-strec; UoCs,oa;
Trans. lis Bowe-y; E. II. Trpp. l67 Dvjsar,rest: Mn
Soarn-, Second .lvsrue; E. B. Little corner Hon.
and Caiacn->t George Thompson, conner Of Hc,.sa a
ChriStopher-s,rect
and Ne.i!. store. Eultn..st nj -. --
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I'D ED or GRAY Hair may be changed to a

- ED or Gray Hair may be changed to
q beautiful auburn Jet black intwC ortlree hours y
,,>iug bottle OF tb celebrated Italian Dve. IL has rs
oAtancd reputation surprising ali oHiGrS u>e
and MAY be- usd without hc least injury either IA The hag
or SKIN Heretofore the difficulty OF procuring suitable
t;ca Tor colorg the hair has eter! many troI attempt,
ia3 But nov this difficulty srcuovcCi all l,l,, have
>! the Italian DYE have borne wiling testimony
sacy. For sale bs
H. B. S.,NDSN co 21E Broadway
corner ChambesS-Streel.
\, B. X D San.- 20 Fulton corner Goldo,,.. lee Fu,a
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D. EyeTy ..s>i arriving in the port Of Ne"i orr N IL
wise after the first day OF June, which has been 70 ~.
indies or America, soul OF Georgia shall BE- sooee
>aiae regulations are imposed on such 'e'.r'
circumstances that have arrived direct ii me E1ri o.
York. A. SIDNEY DOANE, A NJ VI. "
MI e0diNao,l Health Oiiccr the Port o. NeH-ioIH
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l. All vessel. iroaa Foreign Port having i6ry or more
passengers. or on board OF which, during The voyage or
whilst AT he port OF departure any person shall have bern
SICK, arriving bet"er tie rs day OF pr and the first day
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ENRF,NCH POLISHING PASTE-Tbis

\ g. D. San.- 20 Fulton Gold-al. lee Fulioa
corner William->;S.; and sand, Co 81 East Broadway
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the same country is under cultivation, for the most
part the vines litecss for much of the year and
the olives Of n pale green. Bat Mt Nuovo is
covered with cvergrcens, mvrtles, olives, and ar
butus 1T is the most verdant spot in all thar
region: showing apparcntthat it's less modern than
the barren hills in lis neighborhood. Nothing can
be more striking than the whole land Sclpe-everv
part OF the picture Is in such perfect harrnonvwh
The rest, that YOU would suppose different
dates belonged to the different nouat;lins-
Yeti have fouAd at a hight of , coo feet marine
shells identical in species with those which now
live. buried in the OF ancient Sublns rine TUT
The whole country, which Is 50 modern, eithercon-
sistS Of this volcanic matter which t.as nlhrown
up since it emerged from the sea- or OF strata in
which you ind she'll: and zoophyteS identical with
those=ihat now live; and vel when the carly
Greek colony first took possession Of 300 wears
ago. the appearance of the valleys and hills wa<
much the same as YOU find it now. You eau
scarcely avoid being surprised al the prodigious
antiquity, relatively to the historical period, even
OF the modern strata containing the same shells
which ! have spoken OF in my last-two lectures,
when abiding 10 the antiquity OF The great Of
TINA. while all It's sheets of lava and scor..
rest marine formations as modern the Bag
o>Baa.. These species Of plants and animals
which lntIDIt the nils OF that country are more
ancient than the country Itself.
Now you may say that this is apparent para
dox: vet you Will easily comprehend II i! you
tend to such lnsuntain Nrovo, wlich since
1885 has been cconized By all the wild plants and
animals of its neghborhood. So -ftna has been
covered with vegetation older than the mountain
itself not only were these species of animals
and plants live before the country rose from the
sea- but during that whole period when the vast
thick strata of hills first began 10 be elaborated al
the bottom OF the ocean. So may affirm tina,
the Faraa and the Flora OF this region are of
higher antiquity than the country itself. Were
10 attempt 10 give YOU an idea OF TN. period OF
iirle-ihe NOS, modern subdivision Of which, this
tertiary and ;ts succeeding periods have thus far
considerable were compare i, to any thing 0.
which we have conception would say that this
period, Of which | have spoken thus far, may be
compared 10 such distances as exist within our
solar system-oetween the different planetary
bodies.
Now when astronomers endeavor to measure the
distances OF the solar system, they tell Us that the
earth Is one hundred millions of mile. from the
sun; because they f1d that when six months have
gone around the earth is in the opposite side q her
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All :es>e WHICH il tlry had arrived direct oGl iie
PORT OF departure, would have been included ~ ne ioott
class that shall arrive any place the United state, .,
British North America, and proceed thence 10 be p -
New-iork, between the first day Of June and The ' y
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:, AL vessels from any place Including islands, ID Asa,
tISa, or 'he he'erraneal, from either OF the We:
place 10 America IN the ordinary passage from which they
'st pass ~Ul! OF Georgia arriving between the si day
OF April and thu lirst day OF November in any year
4 NJ 'ea>eis from any place ioere yellow. bilious, ma
gai or other ,tlen,ia or infectious fever existed III ir
tir OF Their drpartrrt;or board OF which. during me
voyage, any OF any such fever shall have CccuTrd
arriving between The rst day OF Apr! and The r day d
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" highly esteerrd Aromatic Paste renders the breath
delightfully."- fragrant, imparS coutlnua cordial m the
mouth and removes all unpleasant flavor oeor caused by
medicine or smoking Prepared by G. F. Waits, Chemist
wnv. corner CIlamcr.stre.i; by a. -. & D. SANDS, 70
loo Fulton tTfrt, and II Fast IN