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, 1843-02-11
Bob Ewing,

JUST arrived from Kentucky, and
y will stand the ensuing season at
my Stable, in Pike Comfy, Mo-, on
the stage road from ST. Charles II Pal
myra, five miles Southeast OF Bow
ling Green.
BOB EWING is by Woodpecker,
dam, McDuifie. grand dam by Col.
Meredith's Orphan, of Va. For fur
lher particulars see hills, in due time.
MERRY w. BUFORD.
January l4th, l843. Still
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the
~ undersigned has obtained from
the Clerk Of the County Court of
Rails county, letters Of Administra-
ton upon the Estate Of William L.
Lynch deceased, bearing date the Cd.
Jan. A. ID. l843. All persons hav-
ing claims against said estate, are re.
qucs,ed to exhibit them in one year
from the date Of said letters for al.
lowance, or they may be precluded
from any benefit of said estate; and
if such claims are not presented with
in three years from the date Of said
letters, they will be forever barred.
c.. n. LYNCH, Admir-.
Jan. Ia, l843. Sill
, 1843-02-11
AN AGT respecting

AN ACT respecting runaway
Be it enacted by the General As.
semb'y OF The Stale OF Missouri, as
follows:
Sec. |. If any person shall en,icc.
decoy or carry away, out Of this
State, any slave belonging to another,
WIN intent TO deprive the owner there
OF oil the service oil such slave or with
intent t" procure or effect the freedom
oil SUCH slave, he shall be considered
guilty OF grand larceny, and upon
conviction shall be furnished by i'm
prisoument in the ~Penilentiary, not
less than five years.
Sec. 9. Ii any person shall aid or
assist IN sending or taking out Of this
State, anyslave or in persuading or
enl'c'ng any slave belonging 10 anoth-
e., with intent TO effect, cause or
procure the freedom OF such slave, or
to deprive the owner thereof of the
services vi such save he sIlall be con-
sldered gully Of grand larceny, and
upon conviction, shall be punished by
Imprisonment in The ~PenilenIiary, not
less than five years. a. r.-,ru
Sec. 3. If any person shall ap,re-
bend beyond the limits OF this State,
any runaway slave; and shall deliver
such slave to the owner, or other per-
son entitled to receive such slave, or.
to any jailor within this state accor.
ding tothe provisions OF Fan act CON
cerng runaway Sla,es," approved
March 10Th, 1885, shall be entitled 10
receive fifty dollars as a reward. and
ten cents for every mile OF such dis
lance as he shall necessarily convey
such slave. or such sum ia lien there
oil rs the owner ~ other person claim
ing such slave may previously have
offered Tor tie saue services, at the
election of the person experimenting,
to he paid by such owner or person
claiming. OF by tie Sheriff. Oh, of the
PROCEEDS Il sale.
NJ. NJ. MARMADUKE.
President of the Senate.
STERLING PRICE.
Speaker OF tie II. of Z.
ApproSed. Jan. d. I843.
THOMAS REYNOLDS.
, 1843-02-11
TO the Public.

TT is well known to the people OF
Pike County, that "A separation be-
tween myself and wife Margare, l.,
Bryson, took place about four years
ago, and but a little more than SIX
months after our marriage. The
cause which induced me to put her
away is well known to this communi-
ty--she, since the separation has
been living with her brother-in law,
MI. Joel Campbell, of this place Lou
isianaJ and he the said Joel Campbell.
after two years had elapsed. brought
suit in the Circuit Court against me,
for a large and unreasonable amount.
for Boarding, Clothing, and money
furnished the said Margaret l.. Bry-
son, upon which he obtained a judg-
ment against me, at the last May
term of the Circuit Court for Sl92 88,
since which time he has again brought
suit against me for boarding clothing
&c. | have therefore provided her
boarding at tie house of Mr.. G. p.
Yeater, near this place, and will fur
nish her with clothing and cess
ries, when needed, a notice of which
| have given 10 her the said Marga-
ret l.. Bryson, and also to Joel Camp
bell; as | am bound for her support,
wish to board her where | can obtain
it at a more reasonable price, and
can also pay i. without having addi-
tional cost incurred by a yearly suit
in the Circuit Court.
The public are therefore notified
moi to entertain, board, sell, or furn.
ish her with any goods, wares, mer-
chandise, or money, on my account,
as | will not be bound for any Of her
contracts, and will not pay for any
thing furnished her except by persons
authorised by me.
l.. N. BRYSON.
Louisiana, Dec. cath, l84e, st.
, 1843-02-11
TAVERN STAND FOR SALE.

WISHING TO close nv career IN
W Rowing Green, ! offer. for sale
The Old Brick Tavern and lots be-
longing to it, together with a variety
of household furnature, suitable Tor
tavern Use, also vacant lots situated
in different parts of the town, and a
tract ofland, l6O acres Prairie and so
timber, within IL mile of town. 10
case should not sell, | will. if desired.
rent the tavern with the privilege OF
selling and giving possession At some
suitable time tn he agreed upon.
Terms shall be accommodating.
AUG. curry.
February 18th lB43. l5---tf.
, 1843-02-11
BOWLING GREEN ACADEMY.

3ll1E subscriber, a graduate of Dart
u mouth College, n. Hampshire, pro-
poses 10 take charge of this Institution
the ensuing season. The course of in
struction will embrace the Elementary
and higher branches of an English Edu-
cation, together with the Latin and
Greek Languages. He proposes 10 COM
mence the first session on Monday, the
Sd. day of April next.
TERMS Pen MoSTn.-Orthocraphy
Reading, Writing, s. Elementary Arith-
metic. 81 90
English Grammar, Geography,
Arithmetic SC. l,75
Latin, Greek, Mathematics Sc. $50
To give %permanency TO the Institution,
the subscriber designs to remain in
Bowling Green for two or three years,
at least, if he meets with the appreciation
and patronage of the public.
1t will be the aim and object of the In
structer, to prepare young men for the
business of life for school-teachers or
for College. Testimonials of scholar
ship---moral character and success as a
Teacher, may be examined by any one
who will call on the subscriber.
REFERENCES:
Judge E. Hunt, J.. o. Broadhead,
f., G. Porter, Esq. J.. W. Campbell.
Bowling Green, Feb. llth, lS43.
JOHN HUBBARD.
P. S. / will give instruction TO a class
Of young men, in the higher branches,
until the regular session shall commence,
if such apply Dor j. H.
February 18th l843. l5---tr.
, 1843-02-11
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ATOTICHishereby given that the under
AG signed has taken out letters Of Admin
i.tration on the estate Of William Bolton
deed, from the Clerk Of County Court oil
Pike Cvuniy--bcaring date the II Of Jan.
A. ID. lib: all persons, therefore who
have any claim. against the estate of said
decreased are required 10 exhibit the same
duly authenticated for allowance, within one
wear from the date of said letters, or fhes
may lie prccluded from having any benefit
Df said estate, and il such claims are not
presented within three years they will be
forever barred.
Lorenzo d. BOLTON, Aamr.
January 2i-t, 1872. :3wl2
, 1843-02-11
TAILORING.

'IyHE undersigned tenders bis thanks TO his
old customers, for the patronage they
have bestowed upon him, ard begs leave 20 in.
form them, that he continues business in the
corner house, three doors east of the Post
Office, and is ready TO accommodate all that
muy give him a call, with neat and fashionable
work. on the shortest notice and al very low
prices for cash, or country produce. such as
-four, meal, fruit. and many other articles
suitable for family use.
All those indebted for the yeare lS4l and
40, will come forward and settle the same. all
contracts made for trade will vet be received.
A. F TRAINER.
January 9Th lS43. 5w 10.
, 1843-02-11

30 for mess, 40 5 fer prime, nearly
all 'hat we hear of is going forward on
account of owners.
Lard-This article is in fair demand
Tor export, at 4 a 4 l-2 for prime, and
ZIP q 8 for inferior. Received during
the last week, 1900 barrels, $4,000 kegs.
beef-But little offered,.w we note one
sale of a small lot prime, 81, inspected.
nequote mess at 5 a 5 so, prime, A a 4
%, nominal.
Hemp-Therc has been no receipts of
any consequence; buyers are OILY offer
ing at SO a 3 rs. p
Iobacco-Sales for this article at the
Planters Warehouse during the week
were for Isl quality, S. I'd do, 3 IS, Sd
do.,- / 30 to 2 IS; cross or refused, l So
to 80. Over one hundred hogsheads
OF the new crop has been received here
during the last week.
New ORLEANS, Jan. Fl 1913.
Tobacco arrives more freely, and /
ind that the advance in freights have
had their effect on the price of this arti-
Gle also, which is less active than at the
close Of last week; and in order to effect
sales holders would undoubtedly be COM
PEELED to make concessions, perhaps to
the extent of lac, per ID. Owing to
the good management Of the planters Of
Missouri, l find that the tobacco raised
in that State has not only gained a high
reputation here, but in Europe also And
| confidently look forward to the time, as
not being far distant, when it viii in
some measure supercede the use of the
James River leaf in England, notwith-
standing the objections hitherto raised in
that country against, or account of the
large stem and fibre. The stemmed has
already the preference above all other.
The price of inspection here has been
greatly reduced, and should the legisla-
ture compel the repeal of hat odious
wharfage tax, a very great saving will
be gained by those shipping here.
Corn is down and will doubles remain
SO as long as f~reights keep up.
Flour has also declined nearly a dol
lar per barrel, within the week. Good
brands Of superiue are offering this
morning at So IA.
Exchanges are flat. Short bills on
New York and Boston are plenty, and
dull at l a l l-2 per cent, dis, end those
drawn at 60 days, 2 10 3 per ct. dis;
Sterling is also heavy at 3 ID prem.
and France at 5 81 l-2 e 5 So.
Cotton, ordinary, 4 4 l-3: Middling,
5 a5 l-3; Middling Fair, 6a63-4; Fair,
Z a Z "a; Good Fair, 3 a 8 81.
Tobacco, Crossed, 2 a 2 l-2; Seconds.
IA First quality ga SID.
Corn, in sacks, Csc. Oats, in do. 200.
Wheat, in sacks, Zoe. Mess Pork, S l-2
Prime Pork, So, good demand.
Leaf Lard, in kegs and barrels, 5 - a
6 IA C.
Pig Lead. 3 80 a3 l-2. Coffee,
1-2 4 8 IA, for Rio and Hav.
Sugar, 2 IA "A As. Molasses, II
, 1843-02-11
LAM,S WOOL WANTED:

THE subscriber wishes TO purchase
l. a quantity ofLambs Wool, for which
a fair price will be paid. He will also
take in exchange for Hats, Furs of every
description. WAYNE ADAMS.
Bowling Green, Jan. 2Sth, lS43.
, 1843-02-11
TAILORING


THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs
the inhabitan ts of Bowling Green, and
vicinity, that he has commenced business in
Mr.. Branhum's Sore, next door west of the
Post Office, where he will carry on the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
in oil its various branches, and at greatly redu.
ced prices. He pledges himself to punctuali.
ty and promptness al the following great re-
duction of prices:
For full trimmed dress coats bound or cord.
, 1843-02-11

IT7HE subscriber has 200 yards Broad
II Cloths, that he is willing to ex-
change for Lands unimproved, or not
much improved, on fair terms; may be
willing to make a small part in cash if
well suited with the lands.
.' LEVI PETTIBONE.
January 18th lS43. ID.
, 1843-02-11
New Hope, Feb'y 9Th, le43.

DEATH IN THE TEA sPooN.-hlany
persons are in the habit Of usulng Ger
man silver tea and table spoons With
on, being aware of their poisonous
composition. Some friend OF hu-
maIlty has announced, thai German
silver is composed of copper, arsenic
and nickel, and that it Oxydises very
rapiJIv in contact with any acid, and
that small particles are taken INTO the
stomach, which imperceplisely act
rs a slow but sure poison.
, 1843-02-11
BOOT AND SHOE MAKING.

BOOT AND SHOE MAKING.
NATII'L W. JONES, would in
~ form the citizens of Bowling
Green and vincini,v, tina, he has es.
tablished himself in the above bust
ness in the shop occupied BY B. Bran
ham. where he viii hold himself in
readiness nj all times to attend to all
calls in his line, with promp,ness.
N. w. JONES.
BowlingG Green, Jan. 7, l843. 81.
, 1843-02-11
To .The Ashley Bard"

"Fve half a mind 10 tumble down 10 prose,
But verse is more in fashioD-so here goes"
Byron's BePpo.
- round that brow Of thine,
The laureld wreath must ever Irvine;
To you. sweet bard, belongs the bay.
For Thy soft, melting, moving lay,
And in the topmost niche Of fame,
Time will inscribe your deathless name.
When Byron, Moore, and Walter Scott
In mem'ry's seat shall be forgot:
When Hogg, and 'Scotia's Bard" no more
Shall charm the ear, with natures lore:
When gentle Spencer's "Fairy Queen"
No more upon the mead is seen;
When Butler, Dryden, Gray and Pope;
With Campbell's pleasing dreams oil "ioPe.
When praise o fCowper and of Young,
Have died away, upon the tongue:
When rural Thompson's pleasing part
OF Spring. shall cease to charm the heart;
When all ofthose have pass'd away,
Like light clouds o'er an April day:
Or like the balmv southerh "i"u'
That fans-yet leaves no trace behind
Then, will thy Genius great arise ,
And take its flight to kindred skies;
Thy soul immortal dwell in glory;
Thy writings no'er forgot in story.
Tho "Yeuop Hen" as then she picks
The dainty food for her young ''ehiek''"
Will sometimes eluck amid the brood
In memory of her "Bard"--'Pdek'000d'"
Old Ashley then may toss disdain
On all the scribbling rhyming train;
And say-"There oas,-one--ony one
A real sBard'-H Uos my son" .
MIDDLETON.
New Hope, Feb,y 9Th, le43.
, 1843-02-11
Wood.

WILL be taken in payment of 'ub'e'ip
w ton to the Radical, ifdel.rered soon
January 2Ist, lS43.
, 1843-02-11

Administrators sale of Land.
ITO BE SOLD first Monday May
term County Court. nine months
credit with bond and approved secu-
Iity n undivided fourth of the fnl-
lowing tract of land viz: the N. w.
fractional or. and s. w. /, and that
part of N. T.. 4 N. L. or. township
90. No. SIS ~. of the base line, Il.
No. 4 west of the 5'h primo IIal me-
Jidean containing 1928 acres. 1afe
A. p. FERGERSON, Admir-.
February fIth 1913. I5-3.
, 1843-02-11
n 0 7 | E.

MY wife Elizabeth Seelye having
|" lief, my Bed and Board witnolt
just cause or provocation--thiS is TO
lorwarn all persons from harboring or
trusting her on my account, as will
pay no debts of her contracting.
GEORGE SEEL.YE.
January Ia, l013. 3w1I.
, 1843-02-11
Female school.
NOTICE.

RYOTICE i. hereby given that the IN
6Sa designed has Ia Ken ont letters OF Tes-
tan.entary IN the estate OF Joseph h. New.
ton deceased, bearing date the Pad. day oI
Jnnualy ls43. All per-ons, therefore, in
deh,ed to the e.tatc of said deceased, are re.
qucstcd to make imnediate payment and
all persons having claims against said estate
are requested TO exhibit them properly au.
rhcnticatr,I, within one year from the date
Of said letters, or tle.f may be P~recluded
from having any bepcft Of said estate, and
fsaid claims are not Presented within three
years, they will be forever barred
WILLIAM ENGLISH, Exe'r.
February iih 1913. li-3.
, 1843-02-11
Paw Tn!

ness under the firm Of Eastin & Ran.
kins, would DO obliged to his former cus,o.
mers to como forward and settle their &C.
counts. by payment of the money or by note.
CHARLES d. EASTIN.
GAINESVILLE, Jan. 10th lS43. 4wlI.
, 1843-02-11
NNTlCE.

NNTiCE.
A LII those indebted TO the undersigned will
IA call and pay somo; renew old notes, and
close book accounts without day. Thoseihat
do not attend thiscall, will catch it. No two
why's about it. w. u. HENDRICK.
Bowling Green, Dec. IS. lS42. 3w9.
, 1843-02-11

The Thorough Bred Race Horse,
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"a GSs%
81 The welfare Of hSe .,e snS 70
e h m % s m %sas.
practising the south Of England and procured DS INC
balls rs e.
blood, sros huo ob,ucted repIaoP ,uSn Is
:wsed leg. .aGsH,y a :. .ny tune Or
season. without change Of Dict, nse With
Ssnss S. 's ssu.1 halls hs
beneficial and even aprevenvsoe aoy to which
at this season hG: reenlisly 'be. Sold in packages
'sL tn. best %ss
ss al
sGuah. hoo-irE los' Of mk &C. Bold
ss: Cow.
S q; pIsssn!s 81 slssns no!
~:
sS:i s
RED ss1fis' B 4 4 .ssas.s
.,'tiss
wSS.d f In bottles with directions Is Cd each No
''1 %Tt t%0 B%tsAM-For Graduating MARBLE. IN
s'$.ss
efs s9S sH';. xh
caution invariably Observed in the selection of genuOe
'PS sfSIi.gss pREsCRipTIoNsy fully
with Of their vital importance shall Invariably obs
the most scupulous accuracy IN the preparation OF phy
The medicines prepared and sold exclusively
the Medical Hail. % Essex three doors from Grand OPP
posite the MARI ct, New Yoik.
Orders from the promptly executed ais smsr
SWANS ATMOSPHERIC SODA FOUNTAIN,
ar MINERAL WATER APPAKATUS-UnitedS States
Letters Patent, Nov s. Northumberland by L. b. Swan
Rochester, N Y.
The attention Of Druggists other vendors Of Soda Water
solicited this useful ard substitute Tor the
pense, complicated and troublesome apparatus heretofore IN
The advantages Of the Atmospheric Fountain the old
method heeconomy lis apparatus the original cost to
the purchaser! being less than that the old ioun,
tan its simplicity of construction being such that any one Of
ordinary capacity readily understand operation and
manage ment the trng OF materials tor supply lug IT,
together with the small amount of labor required and s COM
pact form
In various parts Of the United States Canada
the West pdes and South America and, be from
in the hands Of the proprietor and his agents. gives
entire satisfaction.
Dupgs and others in the Southern States aud West Indies
will lind this fountain paIculy adapted their climate the
Full directions for putting and the apparatus
Ing the different variees OF &c accompany EACH
Fale sale by the proprietor, also by
Geo. D. Coggesha, 42l Pearl street, New York. General
Agent.
bbsrrence Geese I2l Maiden Lane
Williams M4ber Ciapp, 90 Maiden lane.
Hoadle7 Pheps Co, l42 Water
A. B. x d. sands, 70 Fulton st.
UT.CAUT!ON-Ali persons cautioned against manu-
featuring using Infringement upon this apparatus. The
Patente determined TO protect his inetes the eas
| encroachment. l.. B, SWAN.
az omRar
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE FILLS.
HvEHfKD AVID rREflnyDM

a. DE BOUDELOQUE, M D.; LISBON, r. RTUGAk
Piil, are made the the wonder and adm
he only preparston that has proved
s-r,sin in producing the monthly urns Their certainty al
r though always mild safe and healthy they certain to
ho directions translated into English and
round with the seal Of the importer, stamped Each bon, orl
,s,ns the aRpnurc OF NJ. de Boudeo tho Epgs
,-esions have tho signature of Dr. T. MELVEAU aatc,ed
AGENT for the continent Of America.
They can be- transmitted BY mail 20 say pan OF the Un.a
states Letters directed to Dr. +. Mel'c,n, box a.
York will with immsd,,te ottepoi AL lctt, avs,
% paid sold BY appola;ucr a 100 Ch.rY, Chs-
nail milo I'm dSw
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FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

~ Nad.ns Restsns Female Monthly Pills in ali csses o.;
nreGany. suppresson ssppage those functions of
tare upon which the health Of avery enae spends
their 1to the United States. about four
eornteIsls and limitations attempted
saned OF for the genuine Cheap pills are
Mswelys cents boz pat up different boxes, and Called
temale Monthly Pills. with the object selh us rnon, il
possbs a one OF two Dollar, boz Females therefore
esnuonea e6ainst nee attempts impose ulon them l.
t.ei,. except those sold Madame Reste Principal O6es
M Greenwich street, New Yorn Essex stre et boston
sfeach bc1.
B-Thcy bs used b. married OF SINGLE by following
tho directions enclosed inside OF esch box Sold also by 50
m
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TO MARRIED LADIES.
MADAME RESTEtLS PREVENTIVE POWDER

NThsse invaluable Powders have bcen univeney adopts
in EuIcps but France in particular orupwards Of ry
well b theussndsin this counuY being the only mild
sa and sfraccus remedy for married aes, hse,ts
forbids too rapid increase Of family.
Madame keste!l well known for thirty Eel
... Physician N the two principal Female Hospital, in Ia
eXperencs and opportunities sire atsined celebrity
those great dscovees medical science specially
TO the female me for which her medicines stand
Vailed we'll in this country in Europe HsI
with the physiology and anatomy Of the female frame enabled
hcrbY tracing the decline and i'll health Of
in the meridian Of le and tic consequent rapid
often apparently neHpicate causes which corsieD
fond mother to premature rave-to their true
nve a, knowedss Of the primary cause, 81 female nd,sIp:.
the discovery her celsbrsted Rss,entiys Powders
hs but even the life Of p.Dy an aectonats wife sai
fond Dothcr
Ths advertiser feeling importance this subject sd
cmatng the bene resuIng TO Thousands By their sdos
ton would ccully OF the
ned all that they hold and dear fcr consdestos
and virtuous evils which
ect by simple health within control Ever
tispasonats virtuous and enasoned mind will unhesst
,nsly answer in the affirmative Price Aye doar psctass
accompanied with full and particular directions They
DO forwarded by mail 70 any PARE Of the United s!.s
TELL, Female fhy,,sisn Principal ohce. lu Greenwich
yoston Office No. Essex st. MIC Irns
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ADAME RESTELL.

EEMALE PHYSICIAN. Othce and residcrcs Ils Greer
witch street, between Coursndt md Liberty whers
she be cop-pltsf with the confidence
piaipts incident 10 tho female frsYrc.
Mndsme hcste sud knowledge
Of obstinae female egplay stoppase
&C., II such AZ TO rsouirc but few days effect rerfes
Ladies desiring propsr medical attendance during
fncmcn otbsr ipdsposton, will be accommodated a7nc
zach time with private and respectable board.
" Preventive Powdcrsn FOR msrIed laaIes, VI Do,
catc prscsous he slt fcibds rapid increased aq,
will be by mil any part of the United 5taies Fri
pseLsge All Le,.e" tgo~ gsidl add,ssedt to boz ss'
NJ B@Nia,sms RESTkII would inform ladies resldins
out of the city whose health would admit Ct sling ihs
devote he them
reasonable distance mia
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CAUTION TO FEMALES.

~ InfN ladies who With deicacy, fepug
the Of their complaints except by hs
p'aesee and knowledge enables her to do She
deems this, she wish
sasssd prstender continually appearing and dsappes4
ing, advertising Female Physicians who ignorant and
ignorant qeset experiment. insead Consuns pao and
residence e 9reenwich street, between Couandt and Ii
borty Hoan Of from A. or. M.
min 1p,r
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RussEToNs cos COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT

~ SARSAPARILL A.A remedy or all diseases Of the
blood, such serofua ulcers eruption ms, &c. AID
for ing all ho.e diseases ognatins the
abuse Of mercuIa Il has also been proved be
Of efficacy The matte affections either chronic in.
fammatory, and j. chic nle dlseases o. the liver
In the Compound Fluid Extract Of pa prepared
BY the raj contained al the
valuable medicinal qualities Of Sarsapara united with those
hcacions in similar diseases avan
over the Numerous preparations Of Sarsapara
has been used wi the physicians
this city Of the highest also the " Navy
where has with general appreciation OF the most
iRent in the service.
put bottles nearly double the size generally sold
and .rra'ted to be God preparation any
Pdcs 81 per bottle liberal discount made when puI
chased By the quantity Pre- aud sod whosae aud
By Rushton Coz Druegss and Chemists 4" Broadway md
10 Ator House, New fork where may also be had Sands,
Br, OILS and Carpentrrs Extract Of Sarsaparilla.
n IBnAe
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