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Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-13
THE RHEUMATIC MEDICINE.

hhtE kEtEU WI ATHC m EDHCl N NJ.
is Of the most effectual cures for that dread.
full disease ever yet offered to the public if ia
ken according TO directions.
TIE S.fLVE OF DRESDEN.
THIS salve is the safest remedy for tlsc cure Of
wounds and Sores and will prevent, fused in time
very many operations. 1t is a sure remedy for gan
creme, pains in the back, rheumatic head and tool
ache, sprains &C., females who unfortunate
as TO have breasts, and will use this salye will
be cured in very short time. II cannot be TOT
much praised recommended.
TIE GREEN WONDER or
| Apply few drops ofthis oil TO Wounds, Bruises
Burns, Scads, Be-, the pain will be instantly re
moved, and the parts healed in very short time
also certain cure for the piles,
| WORM ESSENCE.
An infallible cure for the Worms in adults OF
children. This medicine will cure, iftaken accord,
| ing 10 directions, when all others fail.
SUPERIOR BLOOD PURIFIER AND PUR.
GA7IVE PILLS.
| These pills may justly be recommended as the
best purifier of the blood; the of all diseases
| depending upon its impurities.
HYST,ERIC DROPS.
These excellent Drops have the qualities of calm
ing instantly, and without fail, the Choc and thai
troublesome complaint called the Mysteries Or mo.
Their fits when continued for some length Of time
Sold at b. JOHNSON'S Drug Store, l79, Mar,
kct Street, Wilmington, Delaware General
| Agent -
| February Q, 1s42-1y.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-13
THE PECTORAL ELEXIR.

TIE Pectoral Elexir-this. medicine, which in
all countries Of Europe is acRhoN lodged as pnri-
yelled in its quality. Even when used in cases
which were otherwise considered as incurable.-
Which has acquired for it great celebriety and ap
plaus in this country as well as in Europe. The
pecsral medicine is the most infalable remedy for
all pectoral Diseases whatever name they may bear
particularly for colds pleursy, pectoral dropsey and
pulmonary consumntion
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-13
JONATHAN MILNER.

"ALZARINES.-THE SUBSCRIBER
- has just opened a splendid assortment Of
rich style Balzarines, some us low as 81 cts per
yard my. III, az w. JONES.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-13

nLoCKS! CLOCKS Brass and wood ao
~ hour, and eight day clocks, new and hand
some patterns, just received and for sale low for
cash, and warranted to perform or exchanged. bv
J. b. NJ. LETOURNAU,
4th ST., Cd door from the corner of Market at.
N. B. Wood and every description of clocks
carefully repaired and warranted. April 4. en-
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-13

TNRIMMINGS.-A general assortment oftrim.
- mings such as needles, pins. tapes, spool cot
ions, patent thread, cord, hooks and eyes, and
gloves and hosiery, &c. &C., at No 10 market st.,
ma ago. s. d EWES,
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-13
Superior Yeast Powders

a I'LL CANiSTERS-Always on hand. oil can
~ Dlsters from gallon 10 400 gallons. for sal.
by JOHN l.. MADDEN e. co.
mar 81 Market AZ.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-13
A X E S

broad chopping and hand, various makes morticc
socket and firmer chiscls; turning chses and
gouges; steel blade, steel and iron squares bench
and moulding
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-13
PAINTED LAWNS.

II usr received handsome lot ofPainted Lawns,
- which are selling very low very good ART;
Gle and pretty ioo,for leA cents per yard; cali n,
NO. Oh aP,2I w. JONES.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-13

NINE CLOTHS AND CASsIMERE s-Just
II opened few pieces of ExtraSuper Fine Black
and Blue Black wool dyed Cloths and Cassimeres.
S. BUZBY.
9Th mo-, 7th No GO Murktse
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-13

FOR SALE, By so s ssis Of ! fsa vnes,
cut in halves, and will be sold cheap. Also, few
ushels ofpeach secd that will be sold cheap.-ap
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27
THE SExr REsIDEScr--Oar oco-foco fritnds are sad


THH SExr PREsIDEScr Our lotofooo ffitnds are sad
g iroubed 10 deter aie who shabe their candidate for de-
feat 4 the next election They have in their raas ho q
ninnous manifest strong Inclination 70 become big
fish, they can but from alfthe indications ve have e
observed xe disposed believe that subject
must Be broush; forward Calhoun 'rant come i he
has turned his political ofen and his numbefess a
eonsi,tenees with himself and sense are oo
ncor.ousy kuowa Benton's moral character IS nossuf
eienily fair afford hn hope Of nomination Fle has
been oleraby successful ia bullying aad broxheang ae
benighed democracy of Missouri as led of few dozen
ferdaat ocos ether States by bis famous dscoasss upon
salt api would probaby the pickpocSes Of the large
cities vote for aim BY reminding them ofhis orarete ex
plots in the days Of MS youth, bat be IS much Of wlilss
Fasaf to be made at all available. Gel Johnson asoat
Tie would Be made President iorego tIe de-
Lights which afforded him by the shaae Of pFye life
He already Grand Sultan Of the Great Crossings and 4s
ambition ssaed Van Buren,, unfortunately fer his pros
poets hss been President and very bad one He never
yet has done any soodor himself country Pary ard i
hardly be expected that vlI be possible q teach him
any new tricks IN his ouage. a @ 1lcNut oaght 70
be the locooco candidate With him for President bis par
~ might we'll say Shat they bad
--rlt body to fit tea&h
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27

W1sfsseroS CRY. May IL
Jobnaha1 Roberts the Collector of your port has beer
here IIe has had several Interviews with he President IN
regard proposed changes in the Custom Housea Phh
delphi4 AiF IL does % the rolling sYstem The
result YOU viii soon see
The Appropriation Bill Gnay passed The Senate and
sent 70 the house for concufFence
Mr. giddIngs reelected from Ohio has appeared and
ken his seat ia the Isonse
The National grcaltaral Society has been ID session IN
Ehis ciy Ii believed uch good may result rnpor
ant branch Of National industry by the labors
oeFs ot THIS institution should have the warm hearts Of
al true patriots
Mslacla have been eff Il the races and the race Of the
pubAe business ls slow. National legislation is ofenmes
rather indiarous Large pay for small work The people
/ begin in that light
exciting and sgaeeful sccae took place in the House
or Representatives he other da IN spaagng Of he New
York Custom House Iavest sson fr staal severe
upon sir Wise He SAID that with regard ali Commit
tees OF nTesugaon bulldog has been pursued
wards many Individuals L have been forgotten
said 10 reference 70 Mr. Reuben Il Whitney III that arm
bad moved an inch he (Khitney would have died The
Ar Nise Does the gentleman aver thai dogsed Reu
ben NJ Whitney q"
MF saRsy 7 toais the remark II reference . the
Mr wise That is precisely The reply should have
Mr Stanley Il know the gentleman from Virginia 1t
enc OH o5 tricks butt will DO He cannot inrn
aats Let hi1n en- neither fear hin nor his IN
science and am quite ready % meet issue which i
On Saturday evening there svas good deal of talk IN the
city il consequence ofatae which upon every
that these bsgerens had brush when Feurning the
course There have been many versions the event.
that to say whicho believe But all gree that
they had racg The horse Of Stanley either BY
accident or design behalf o. s rider contact with
TIE one upon whieh WISE vas riding which the r
der upon side and tesabled him off Wise m
sdiIatey pursued and straek Stanley Ih Or riding
tsk Whcfcat high works ensuel bot further display
Hof brute force exhibited on that
queer spectacle 5f great nation
So fapas anything nov knoNn upon ths ne
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27


GhEAT Match RAcE-ihe great race between Boston
and Fashion of o. Tuesday afternoon. There
immense assembage Of people on the ground Bets were
offered and taken untl the last moment small odds
Boston who was generally The hvofie he mounted
BY Gil Patrick and Fashion by Joe Laird the Of her
trainer
Boston being nine years old carried l26 bs white the
mares appropriate weight being bat . vas only l. nal
ipg difference Of Is pounds which within , the same
allowed Henry the with Eclipse his supposed
have allowed Fashion about 50 reds advantage each
heat. account 81 her lack ofyears
The exciting moment Tor the start having arrived al last
ting horses took the groQnd while fhe immense cocouse
were breahless with anxiety Bos having toe Inside
they up evenly aud went the signal Ike an arrow
from the bow The heat closely contested % every inch
q ground but by Fashion "a IN s. seconds The
start even, and he passed her oaiae bird nie She
passed hn a tbe first gate the path and kept her lead
5eating.the heat BY length in clear
Sscoaa beat.-AfeT lapse o 80 minutes the bugla
sogn ed and the horses We're called fo second heat TIE
signal beng given, away they dashed and aer spirited
contest the beat won by Fashion who. although behind
bin about his length The drs three niles passed him
gate on The first quarter Of the last au1 the beat by
So yards exscy Time IN g 2 seconds-beang clinsss
lie tour seconds he s three miles were n ab9ui
n SIS. each inile andtEe last ia In -Satafsav
Courier
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27

her destination should be specified whith understood . be-
Newport, r.
gard 10 the New York Custom House abuses Ii declares
these 70 have been aagran and enormous Il states
that George Nason pubic store keeper received n t9fee
wears under EIogt aud Curtis the immense Of
cargiage besides salary o S SOC per Dep
nv Coileeor lie 0as allowed from five dollars
load for cagtn while merchants paid him only 81 Ii cents
for hauling goods the distance he price charged
for steel pens under Ar Hovs G6eetorshp as,255
the receipts per gross showing that So pad, white
Mr. Emo offered 70 furnish them 81 For stationary.
there was expended in three years the enormous sunlof 5
T92 p making the average Of 9I7234 u per 9T
this item alone Ar WATSON recelved 500 or attaching
three trials IN philadelRha and Baltimore between
May and October OF $40 be report declares these and
other enormous paid from system Of favor
sn alone 10 secure The service Of those who would work IN
the popular elections These are statements ofthe report
and tie whole IS printed they vii 10 doubt unlerso
Yours O 2. q
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27

WISE AID sTANLr.-Tbesa gentlemen had i reecontre
The 9h returning from The track The cileurns.an-
related IA the newspapers follows-I 50 ZAP
pened hat they started from The nearly abreast
mud hole which extended The road Sanv's horse
started and against Wise passing ahead Wise fol
lowed. and without waiting Tor StanIy either expn or
apologize, stuck him heavy blow the head with
loaded rattan Staniy who nnarmed was toa much
stunned return he blow Immediately when mutual friend
interfered aad the mater was dropped far the time
For several days passed ruor has been prevalent in
city that duel bad taken place and that was killed
This however appears By nleIligence IS
the fact TIC Loplsye Journal Of Thursday last saws
Memphis Enqalfer.
On wednesday me th nss affidavit was made before
the Hon 1hfuson one ofhe Jndges the Circuit eos4t
Of the District of Columbia. aa there vas eod ra,aa fr
believing that hey then king preparation for duel
accordingly issued for their apprehension
and search made for them that evening" but e.,3
be found. and i understood that slanv had let the
On Thursday afternoon Wise was arrested and IN "a
turn ofhe VI before Jasice AIorfe he declared lis vii
gness to give security keep peace within Tais
tfct Of Columbia bat denied iha right of anv
tee IN the District to require him give bond 5
peace The proceedings il the case were posone
10 the following day (FFday) On that DAY. Wise aDeare3
before the Justice and entered an srnnet
couldBot be held 20 bail md pleading his privilege ~
member OF Congress. the warrant m M
AZ breach Of tie peace The District Attorney
powerful reply Aaer which the further cosd efalion =
the case was postponed 70 The following morning
s
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27

How convenient i for the Nhirsl 70 4hrcUo all The
blame which should properly upon their own shoulders
and heap i uponfhe President ofthsr own
The wings only seeking 70 throw Off Their own
shoulders the blame which ahOaEd properly rest elsewhere
The editor OF tae Guard sesss t s oted for
Tyler as President Harrison the President ofthe
own choice
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27

RvMoRED cHANeBs--The Washington correspondent
70 the New York Tribune gives the 5Bi0ipeg runors o
changes likely to occur in the Cabiaea Yasinzt5n r "
There are thick hyI3g ruaos the City that SIR Web
ster will retire from The State Department 6e Conclusion
Of his negotiations WITH Lord AsbuTon and thai he viii Be
pressed accept the Eb8ssyto France Some 81 these
indicate Hon Caleb Cushing his saecesso No one
ntimates any between the President and his Chief Co
selior and the ehngc # take place place in per
feet kades and eonrorl Others again bHt that SIR seen
ton ibis gossip only portion Of resoafces time
ug poss@ssed p desperately needy oionrasf in the Federal
City
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27

CoSeRrss-The apPortionmeu Bill from the tloasa was
reported g hesenae he 18Th By the Judiciary Commit
tee win sandry amendments the most npors owhich is
provision for 3 additional Tnembersone Jom each State
having fraction q more han noetv Of that adopted IN
the Constitution This viii 1Se the House consist Of
members Fifty thousand instead Of 50 10 IS the ratio
agreed upon bg the committee TIE district system IS ad
heed TO- somewhat changed from the pFoesous adopted 10
the Iouse.-8femph5s Eaqaarcr
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27

IEsUMPEIoN The Baltimore Banks, and as far We
bavc heard the Btnk Of North Carolina quietly and safely
resumed cash payments Monday Ia gard Virginia
the Eequfer says that steady ant Systematic PREPARATION
going on for resumption Al the me fixed by the Legislature
the Ist OF October.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27

Preparations are being made many Of our negaboring
towns for the celebration Of the 4h Of Jay bat vet e
zsns have moved the matter Why is his2 Is The
day again to pass unnollced2
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27

TExas EnreR ANTs "a COMPANY of one hundred - 81
have started from Huntsville Alabama. for Texas sr8
pared 20 aid II improving condition oE hat cDastrz
The st Louis Caftifusorz 10 strong arrived
in the Alton.N @ Commercial Balfsfaa
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27


KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE
Keep beiore the Faqp.e-tha lae 5ss
Rhfu9IATIeS q s.ate obligation vas paraalra.a5
Jaek0a Il an the Goreranan. -aI 5a
acting n defiance q all nasoasI anl @a.a
gi9isiei 'he Phshfel Gisb al the ps,iaa aa4.f.a
Keep i before the Peogls--tbsta1efla la- q 81.
beeamea St4te Isst5astloa, aaa i iarge held
q Salifosd Eempsules. - Ices Eacas
12s9A ia4t StHke f0sktssstseH eouiaeac-a
H4-lout HsfcF. 9 ceassEcss war - STATE --..I.
4tad "a al oess-sreatea tor state tTnasraE
hesp y before the PeoPl--.aat ts-a..
Plander et tte public mqnn5 hv fae public a.ss
estle Al 'ofaeF q kte azu andef 1ara fs.
tsoa by sya'ch stealing and picking 0sfes
and t0Ig ofed
d, bis were created by Loco Foeo Les5sla.a
Site StpeRs created for BznEiag rs5ses s, r.-.
LEGO F'oeo Les iSlaluFes
Keep i before lae People -Tha. s1al l-5.s-
Foco Senatoroi thls State H-as the 6rst ,o go.
Official naaHsrs and g3SsIfy tbe fenaflefoa
And lhat the documents agoWng iais pracdeai
fePublished ana approved bY has Loco Foca seaL
ISeep il bf9se ghe PeoPle-tha, tha an.v s
pubic auihotes 19fo tRreetea FzPestefiea 4ss
States
Keep it before ghs Eeople-aattas oa'g PRESSES
this State have indirectly given anv coua.e-.-e
Fepadaeioa ii State Debts Or yrofassed seg f..
States woaid reFudiaie, are Loco Foco presses
Keep Il before tbs Peopie-Ihai walls, arfs
fen rtas Of the Stats debs we're created bv Ioe5
atures. al 0f TIE pTts6at 4atlopet 3c5t was -aa
Loco Foco administrator 81 Martin Van 3ara
+ Keep i before the Pe0Dl6-I'aa Evfi.z. .5lH
Safety Fund Banks were erealed by Loco Foeo t-
aud the etock divided ansonethe loco F8co I-a.e
premium of Q per cent that no7r after .nTiH
10 such investments, the Loce Eoco partv 1foe..-
their creed, that no Safstg Fand GHorferr5r# -
Keep il before the People-Tha while
party ever protesting their love fos tie
they are striving 70 deprive ten thousand i.s5
] Of their daily bread by stopping the pubic
/ roads and canals
i Keep il before the Peape-Fha ae I3se
gHREATEN THE REPRALs OF TlIE RANkRo oFE Lt
"a Wing Congress Ia obedsnce 10 t'le petitions
for the relief Of poor unfortunate honest le5ss
1 Keep i before the People-1 hat the I1s-
4thfeaten tie repeal q the aes Io distri haaa
the pusiie Iandsamong the States
i Keep 1t before the I'eoale-sFhal fhe Iacd
pledged t7restofe and re-euGct the cd .ous SUB
vhenever they get the power 50 70 d0.
i Keep i before the Peepe-1hat Sc gn
j Martin Ean Buren, towards England was As.
land cowardly submission. and 10 garsalHcso.
policy, his coafdeatlql leaders shs lssls.a-
Il counselled ard advocated lhe liberation d. l5z
compliance with the demands Of Great Brian
keep i before the Peopie-Ib has gHIs.
hmonld thus have hnmbled the Empire Stats t1s
Of a Patriotic Wing Governor yindicatsa
= fproteeted4he honor 81 New ork. despite oi
+ offoes or the appre tensions q pretended taea
Keep It before the Peopie-Ihat iE15
ldownths fearful dernan Of Loco sFoeoIsn. PIG
|aDd national happiness. tt6g zaasl eone fa6ta
Uotes II Tie Ballot Boz
- @@-z-@-se-s-a-ssz-=szs
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27

Nothing important from Texas. siace last volustesrs
from the United States ass4 Texas ia the Of
Mexico, are passing Negs Oilea5a daily.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27

We return thanks 10 the Hon JAcoB THoMpsoH for
forwarding to our address Fcblic Document No ESQ
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27

Repentance without amendnent IS Ike
without noendIng the leak
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27
TuE AIgRRrtL g.


The algRRElI- GANe.-A late pr~5.--75zzs
{Gseo Shield, sags-A nsn Of Tie r. lsI-
was convicted e the las. Circuit Corrt - ssla s.
of horse stealing, and sentenced 10 ,be p
years. Scott mss since then confessed I,
-lmsell a member of Nargc4 ganr
over 3 considerable portion af 4 sba.rs aae
obIect ls e plQnder and nct . stop q nur4s--s
- accomplish their objects .fha toIl5rs
10 have been given by Scott as hose of sa5t
Howell Wells Captain
Robert IfaYuick, mex.
Briggs Alnns. next
Elljaa Wells.
ATthpf Ghaace
Ailsa Mclean living on Pea Rfrer. n 5,s..
Ghaglcs Mccoy
William Eitzp3eick, Esq Sgaas1t e5a-.,.
George aad Alexander Cror8s- ef
Georgia.
Bu'lard, cf Coweia coQnty Geor7is. ras
way bill q enable bim to 6nj his gyav q 2--
Howell Wells, in this section ofths Safe
Fy.o men nave been seutto the lfeora.s P...
Columbus i3r nero stealing. named tssa--s -
aud Allen Ballard aud there is .ille
two aentoaed 10 the ist above-N d R.r
GENERAL lSBIAN CouNcII.-'Ths .T.s..
saysthat here Is % be General Council a
paot ot the civilized lebn ot~jadaas helI ~
eroaQa. some line IN May. fIG8rsd y 5s.re.
named This Council has Seen called r.e
Mcintosh principal Chief d 80 CreeF
Mcintosh has sent wTIittu la2}.at.ons .8 C--
a Armstrong, aud Gov Bntlea. and 5,her 71i--=
50 10 some disliag gaishei gealiesnea Ell r-
theIF attendance IS well as tha, ii some II. -..I-
several Tubes wilhie their respective agencies
AhdFe@ Ai Eaao acfag pEincipal ea.-Io. ia
has deputee delegation O.. sixteen ulen. 81.
ties, % attend the Council
Inc ageais have entire confidence b sHsrs
ter q the proposed asserblage Segaral sss
thought, may be produced by q friendly os-
them, II IS SAID, is % make some permanent afs
the recovery 0fstolen property and another 5r Al.
son OF tagilires from justice which would 6er.
to all fhe triaes
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27

vr1 ars .aazsai announce the Hon ALE7l AIlER II
w CLAYTON cf Marshall Couaty candidaie for judge
efthe gh Coar Errors pes a. s special election %
BE- held on the first Monday day ooia n august aeA' q
fiji the vacancy ocssioned By M resignation of e Hon JfEs
Tao7rst
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-13

UTILITY OF LIME IN PRESERVING FENCE PosTs.-Ac-
cdent instances has led the discovery that lime
piled wood preserves from decav-The white washing
of fences pracised substitute for pain: and fo
appearance sake than prevent decay Even Ibis superficial
mode of applying lime is Of use preserving wood
Having full confidence the efficacy OF lime preservation
of wood make fence posts less subject this season.
for the first time used follows provided number of
narrow boards about three feet long, various BREADTH and
inch thick, with hole in the end of each When the
hole ground ready for the reception post
lime put into it, this lime the post placed
boards then selected and placed and
around the post the hole The ground then rammed
into tho hole after the usual manner and when filled the
boards drawn This is done with greater facility
by putting stick into the hoen the upper end of the board
by which may be raised by lever prise too
draw otherwise. The boards being all removed fill
space they occupied with quick lime If but partially it
better than totally saked because sakes will expand
and make the posts stand very firm If altogether saked
five posts with hewn uniform butts will require bushe
of lime Boards surround the post 2 inch thick (and
perhaps this thickness Of lime may be sucen would
except labor (which is ng) be incurred By
setting fence with that part Of the posts the ground
geloped in lime.
TO prevent the ground from adhering to the posts the
surface oecasionng their decay this part being
which generally first begins to rot lime mortar applied
paserng round posts with elevation adjoining the
wood Into this mortar gravel pressed prevent the
rains from washing away. Fhis mortss may be applied
at any time most convenient after the fence madeMemoirs
ofthe Philadelphia Society
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-13


they do contain ingredient
confinement restriction of diet .
To ELDERLY Personal---very. healthy aged individuals,
know the value of 1ofats Life Medicines
h, 49, G VI 5; - oy M,I th 'ney 3 I remove the causes
tiles Of age.
HEADS FAMILIES should always keep quantity the Life
Medicines the house
by their prompt administration Cholera Morbus
ach Cramps SpaSms FeveTS other
often fatal may be speedily cured prevented.
MoTHERs s by
annual bills mortality that half the
before they attain the years age
of this oay found that
ach and bowels which produces the Worms
nfantne Health this
long distinguished reputation foulnes
the stomach and bowels and
exist, it is allowed to be superior other.
For sale at CAGE & Co.'S Drug Store Agents for the
Proprietor.
April Is, 1872 3S-l2m