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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-01-07
Carriers Address,

Another milestone on Times lengthy track,
we have gone hy, and fast we hurry on,
Another New car ushers in and back,
Among the past the old hath swiftly gone.
Kind Patrons of the Wing, the CARRIER Boy,
With face by youthful smiles Humid appears
Before your door to wish you every Joy,
Contenmenl, peace oil mind, and length of years.
Filled with delight his warm poetic soul,
Doth gladly seize the chance to strike his Tyre,
wild from its strings the music soft shall roll,
Now milG-now sWeet-anon in words of fire.
Ills muse just fedg'd now spreads her gtring wings
AND leaves the earth, and sweeps the sky along,
Her infant effort this, she mounts and sings,
The world stranger to her matcless song.
'Poets are born, not made .'-lnmortal truth
Ills nurseling couch, bard. the CARRIER left
lie chained within his breast the fire of youth,
Too modest to display the noble gift
But now bursts forth the soul enchanting lay
Ye Grecan bards and ye of Rome, "your heads
DIMINISHED hde''-ye Moderns give the way
CARRIER BOY the poets pathway ,reads
Yet patrons you may quench the kindled flame,
May clip the wings that are so nobly SPREAD
From you tribute he would humby claim,
Let not his genius die for want of aid.
Deep in your pocket thrust your willing hand,
The native poet of your town befriend,
He then may shine the bright star of the land;
Reluse-he'll 10 oblivion descend
Variety the spice ofife that all its favor pives
IL makes it and fresh, its dunes, Il releves
Selling this truth the with dext'rous skill now
weayes.
varied song
Twill move along,
Now graceful as the noble swan,
When sailing Ger the lake,
Now merrily as the sportive fawn,
Skipping at day-lights break,
Now awkward that self-same Swan,
When paddhng on the land
FL Now mping like that self-same lawn,
When maimd by hunters hand
Now keen, now dull, now senseless now severe,
Or good or bad, by turns it will appear,
For blockheads this, and that for critics ear
awhile Twill run in smooth and gentle verse,
TO sonnet change-to dogg'rel then and worse
Yea thus Twill sport, to please each varied taste,
Thus sing OF future, present, and of past
The PAST, the Ocean of the past-beneatb.
Its black and sullen waves vast treasures lie
EntomLd. It's caverns drear and dark en,hea,b
The greatness oft world, and hide from eve
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-01-07

An Engiishman. who came to this coun
try some time since. sent home for u
young lady to whom he was betrothed tn
come over and be married to him. She
came--the day for the marriage ceremo.
ny was appointed all appeared to be
happy-but when the priest arrived for
the purpose OF tieing the knot, the bride.
groom refused to join hands because he
had fallen in love with one Of the brides,
maids! So here the matter has ended for
the present -Boston Post 60
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-01-07

Wickllile |! that nut must now be crack'd
Quickly from it you must extract
That sury Whlggish kernet,
And put loco kernel in it
Yea every whggy now must shin it,
Forthwith we out will turn all"
Swift to work then Wlcklife went,
sold Judas" to obey,
A bulletin he penn'd and sent
To our town straightway.
Imperious law-quick as thought
Out went the in-in went the out;
On ones u[ h an face smile did glow,
A cloud dwet on the others brow.
T'unriddle who their influence used
I'etlect the change, has rack'd each brain;
The carrier boy could if he cloosed,
Ere long Make all the matter plain.
Oh FORTY TWO long will thy memory wake,
Distressing thoughts, and our hearts TO ache.
Death came amongst US as thou pass'd along,
And slew the aged, the honor'd, weak and strong
SEwALL, MILLER, GARRETT, away are torn,
How many feel their loss-how many mourn.
Numbers beside, low IN their graves are laid,
And many bosom, grief and cares pervade.
Oh FORTY THREE, to thee look With hope,
(Though Miller says thou'lt see the world burnt up
Honor and truth and learning more abound
To see laid low all evil--every vice,
And risen in their stead, virtue and peace.
Abroad throughout the land now Boreas'blast,
Is sweeping wildly. From the forest now
The green and shady foliage is cast,
WltLcr'd and dead upon the ground below.
The grassy carpeticg that Summer spread,
,l,o Ieil 10 all
Each flower, of wood and field hath how'd its head,
Deprived alike of life and loneliness
The singing little streams are silent now,
The tyran, ice hath checked their merry sounds,
On breast of lake and river, and on brow
or mountain, chilling rost and snow abounds.
With dark and sullen clouds the sky's o'ercast-
Even at noon the sun is sickly pale
Dreary now Nature looks--she seems DISTRESSED
Frowns on face where smiles were wont odwe!
But soon the bamy breath offspring will come,
And drive all darkness and all cold away,
Grass will spring up, trees bud and flowers bloom,
And smiling Nature will again be gay.
But DER our land darkness far more Dread
Than Winters gloom al present doth prevail
Distress, and poverty, and crippled trade,
Starvation idows' cry, and orphans wall.
IIorrid pc'ure!-My country, thus the dark,
And foul misrule ofocolocoism's felt
In confidence we gave it power-but mark,
SuG'rings appear, where joy aud plenty dwelt.
When will his Winter end-when will Spring,
That shall these woes and suli'rngs cneck appear;
Oh! may relief approach with speedy wing,
All dire distress 10 soo!he- all hearts to cheer
Promise of help appears-far in the West,
mighty star doth shine, with slitl'rng crest;
Kentuckys noble son, pride and hope,
To him a nations eyes are lifted up
Machless in might he stands frmness and truth,
His attributes through life, from early youth;
The helm of state placed in his skillul hand,
Will bring again unto waiIng land,
Prosperity like that which cheered her, when
Her rulers all were true and honest men.
Patrons farewell, my song is closed at last;
l'Il sing no more, till forty three hath passd.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-01-07

As the sinking fund may be looked to
by some, as source of supply to the trea-
sury, it Is proper to state, that ot this fund
S l5S,476 are invested in the bonds of
the State, and that the balance of $780,.
$50 alone could be made available.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-01-07
FRANCE.
ce since The wear l7SO:

The following is statistical and official table Of
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-01-07

Write therefore Wicklife on this wise,
No longer shall he advertise,
The letter list, for il doth pay
Nine dollars in year they say"
"Twll break him up'' Jones loudly roared,
"Good," "good' responded all the Guard.
The mandate came and was obey'd-
The Wing lives still-s.il undsmav'd.
Again the guard were gather'd round
With solemn voice and look profound,
"A Jackass always so doth look.)
Again the "Caphng" to them spoke,
my hatred of the wings is strong,
My love of locos great
Pll do the former any wrong,
To crafty my hate.
The wings of Elkton, Maryland,
Are my most bitter foes,
On them shall with heavy hand,
Inflict tolmenting blows,
The Post office there, (excuse my wit,l
Is nut with Wing kernel in it.
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CAMPHOR or HEAD
ACHE LOZENGES.

iGIVe immediate relief IN Nervous or sick
Headache pa aIptatlon of the heart, low
ness Of spirits, dependency, Inhanma.
tory or putrld sore throat, bowel or sum,
ner complaint, tanning, oppression, or
sense OF sinking of The chest, choIic,
spasms, cramps OF the stomach or bow
els, hysterical affections and all nervous
diseases, dro@sIness through the day
.and wakcIrlness at night; cholera or
cholera morbIs, dIarrhoea, iassIlude, or
I sense of fatigue. Persons travelling
If attending large parties, will fiud The
Lozenges really revIvlng and lmparting
the buoyancy of youDh--used after dIssi.
patton, they will restore the lone Of the
system generally, and remove all un
pleasant symploms arising from loo free
living,
Joseph B Nones, Esq Vice President
OF the Washington Marine Insurance
Company, has suffered for years with
nervous headache, That nolbIng would
reIi5ve llI he used these Lozauges which
removed 1t entirely in l5 minutes.
DR.. G Hunter l08 sixth Av., has been
subject 10 violent attacks of headache
so as to make him almost blind for two
or three hours alta lime. Nothing ever
nfiorded him any relieflilI he tried these
Lozenges, and they cured him il few
minutes
| DR.. A o Castle, l04 sixth Av., ha'
used them repeatedly and never knew
them to fail.
! Price 25 cents per Box,
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DIR. Peters Vegetable Anti
bilious Pills.

are the most unrIyalled remedy ever dis
covered by the ingenuity Of man. They
are a sovereign cure for the following
complaints: Yellow aud Bilious Fevers
Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, Group, Llv.
er Complaint, Sick Headache, JaundIce,
Asthma, Dropsy, Rheumatism, Enlarge
menl of the Spleen. Piles, CoIIc, Female
Distractions, Heart burn, Furred tongue
Nausea, Dlslensions Of the Stomach aud
Bowels, IncipIent DarrhGa, FIatuenCe
HabiuaI Cosiveness, Loss of Appetite,
Blot, he'd or SaIIow Complexion, and III
all cases ol Topor oI the Bowels, where
a Cathaitic or an ApeIient is needed.
They are exceedingly mild III their
operation, producing neither Nausea,
Gripping, nor Debility. They are exlen'
slveIy used and commended by Prdcti.
sing Physicians, IN all parts oflhe Union,
from wnou any quantity of certificates
OF their value can he obtained.
DR.. J G Smith, of Woodstock. Va
says:-"They are a better PHI than
can make" He recommends ihem tc
all.
The Agent at Srasburg, Va. says he
supplies families for thirty miles around
with Peters Pills, and they perform such
remarkable cures that they are preIerreC
to every other medicine.
Mrs. f Ward, Of New York, was trou
bed with Dyspepsia and Liver compl lin
Tor fifteen years. BY using these valOs
bic Pills short lime, she was complete
" restored.
Miss Clark, daughter of Col. Clark
was afflicted with Irregularities and o.
struciIons, attended with most distress
sing symptoms. She was cured by US
ing Dr. Peters Pills.
Hon. E D Davis was afflicted will
Rheumatism so az TO be unable TO dres
himself. Three boxes Of Peters PlIl
entirely cured him.
But why multiply testimonials? w
say to all, try DR.. PETERS VEGErABL
PILLS, and we will guarantee that ate
wards you will use them in preLerenC
to all others.
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THE CABINET.

The Hon. c. Spencer and Hon.
Charles A. WickIifTe accompanied the
President to Baltimore, and will proceed
with him to Boston. The Hon A r.
Upshur and Hon. J. NJ, Porter will, it is
understood join the Presidents suite in
Philadelphia, and also accompany him
to Bunker Hill.
The Hon. H S Legare remains at
his post the important Diplomatic Cor,
rsspoDdence Of the Government requr.
ing his constant attendance at The cap
tai. MadiSonidn.
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June l6lh, lS43.
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the un-
dersIgued nave been appointed Admins
lratols of the estate Of John Mowl, de
ceased, late Of Carroll county Ohio.
Those who have claims against said
estate, will bring them forward, properly
authenticated, within one year from this
date, and those indebted will make i'm
mediate payment.
MARY MOWL, Adm'x.
HAMILTON SPENCE. Ad,nr.
THOMAS MAY, 'O '
June l6, lS43.
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joints or limbs, offensive breath, picking
at The nose, grinding Of the teeth during
sleep, and at times paleness about the
lips with flushed cheeks; bleeding at the
nose, gnawiDg at the stomach, flashes
of neat over the surface Of the body. slight
chilli S or shlverIngs, headache, drowsi-
ness, vertigo, topper, disturbed Dreams
sudden starting in sleep with fright and
screaming; sometimes troublesome
cough, ieverlshness, thirst, pahd hue,
fits, bad taste Ia the mouth, difficult brea.
thing, pain in The stomach and bowels,
fatigue, nausea, squeamlshness, vora.
cIous appetite, Ieanness, bIoaled stomach
or limbs, gripngs, shooting pains IN va.
rlous paris oI the body, sense of some
thing rising 10 the throat, itching of the
anus towards night, frequent desire to
pass something from the bowels, and
sometimes discharges Of slime and mu-
Gus.
DR.. Galen Hunter, 1903, Sixth Av.
knew child that was cured of fits by
these Lozeages, after three years suffer
ing, and when nothing else would give
the least relief. He has used them il
his practice for the last two years II
several huudred cases, and always will
success, A boy on board Of one oil lh
! Havre Packets was cured Of fills by onI,
one dose of them.
Price only 25cents per box,
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MGEgAG

Is hereby gwen to tho taXebIe inhab-
itan's OF Caro-! county, that the Com
mlssioners Of said county, levied al heir
June session, twenty cents or each hun.
dered dollars (except Centre lp, which Is
thirty cents oflhe valuation Of the prop
erly Of said county for road purposes
Notice is therefore given, that the same
may be discharged on the public high
way under the direction Of tho Supervisor
within whose district they may reside,
al the rate Of seventy five cents per day.
Given under my hand this Slh OF Juno
l843.
WIN HOLMES.
County Auditor.
June l6. lS43,
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From the Urbana Gazette.
MR.. CLAY, AT HOME,


During the last month the editor Of
the Western Christian Advocate, admon
ished that a relaxation from the ar.
dUous duties Of his station, was neces
sary 10 his health, abdicated he tripod
for two weeks excursion into Kentucky. |
He gives the following account Of visit
10 Mr.. Clay, al Ashland:
"a person who sees so many newspa
pers as an editors exchange list furnish
es, could scaI ceIy visit Lexington, with
out making some enquiry concerning
Ashland and its proprietor 1t happen
ed that our we'll tried friend, brother
BaScom, was the long and intimate friend
Of Mr.. Clay. Their acquaintance was
formed when the former travelled Dam
vile circuit In 1916, who, by his power.
fu eloquence, cogent reasoning, and
overwhelming scrlpOral authorities,
gave death blow 10 the rife Arlanism
Of that country, which threatened 10
oveIrun Kentucky. Our kind host con.
Veyed US TO Ashland; but he proprietor
was not at home. On hearing, however
of our visit, we received a most cordial
invitation to dine at Ashland, OF which
we aVailed ourselves, and spent three
full hours in very pleasant chat with our
kind entertainer, and three more agree.
able hours we never spent in all our life.
Mr.. Clay is sixty five years Of age. but
might pass for fifty, and will, in all
probability, be capable Of public business
lill four score pass over his head, if God
spare him that long. His manners are
as plain and republican as they are ger
iIemanly and unaffected. The moral
principle, producing honesty and con-
scien,ious fidelity TO his trust, seemed to
us 10 have taken deep possession OF his
mind, and we believe governs his heart.
He is now closely engaged in his duties
as lawyer, and does not forget his farm
which is 10 admirable order. His hou Sc
IS plain indeed, and mis- improvements
around 1t, consisting Of grass lawns, and
rows Of shade trees planted by his own
0dUuS' dT6 W BuuO luoloN duh III GOlup plctS
keeping with his republican principle:
and manner Of life And then, Mrs
Clay is more than a pattern she is al
exact model for all the ladies' in the
land. She mnu,ely superintends al
her household affairs. Her little greer
house, and collection Of flowers anC
phrubs, are most tasty and well selected
But her buuer-yes, her butter for WI
eat some Of it)- is superior. From he
dairy, conducted under her eye sh'
supplies the principal hotels in Lexing
ton; and it is no small glory 10 her, tha
her son Thomas showed, the other day
the suit which she purchased for hin
with the avsils of her butter Whethe
her first name be LUcretIA or not, W,
cannot say; but then we are sure sh
deserves it. The topics OF our conVer
sation were, moral, religious, and mis-
ceIlaneous suhects; and we were gIa,
10 learn to our satisfaction, that NJ
Clay was firm believer in the Chris
laD religion, that he read his Bible, an
attended, with bis excellent lady an
family, the Protestant Episcopal Churc
in Lexington, and frequently hears mir
listers OF other churches"
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Wednesday, and nominated the Hon
John Davis Tor the office Of Governor -
lie, however, declined They then, with
great unanimity, nominated lhe Hon.
George N Briggs, Of PittsfeId county,
for Governor. and The Hon. John Reed
OF Yarmouth, for Lieutenant Governor
The election takes place in November
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The Alexandra Gazette Of June 9th,
says: 1.-THE Custom house Of this place
was, we understand, thoroughly renOua
ted on Saturday last, by he removai Of
oil the subordinate officers appointed
under the Harrison adml nlslrauon
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June l6, lS43.
MMpTGla.

Sealed proposals will be received BY
the Commissioners Of Carroll county, at
their office up until the 9Th inst, Tor
Painting all the outside wood work, ex
cept the roof and painting and pencIIlng
the brick work ol the Court House IN
CarroIIton.
By order of the Commissioners,
VIM. HOLMES.
Com'rs clerk.
l,,,o fR foA9
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Pie Plant or Garden RheubdrE. Set
it on the north side Of building where
it will be entirely from The sun; the con.
sequence will be If In good soil it will be
thrifty and tender and produce much
more than il in The sun; The sun makes
it both blller and tough.
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POLITICAL ACTION.

THE friends Of immediate emancipa-
tion, who reside in the l7th Congress
sional district Of OHIO, which is compo
sed of CoIumblana, Jefferson and Carroll
counties, will meet at the Christian
meeting house, 0ne and half miles
w est Of MonroesvIle on the Carrollton
road on the 4lh Of July next. at 10 o.
clock A M. for the purpose OF nomIna-
ting a suitable candidate Tor Congress;
eud also 10 make such nominations for
State and county officers as may be
thought best for the three counties. Ii
IS hoped The friends Of liberty will turn
oul aud give US full meeting
JEFFERSON,
June 9. l843,
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AlaDaCa LuS1rCs-

A few pieces OF different coIors and
prices, from ga to 87a cts, Tor sale BY
JACKSON q THOMPSON.
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Juue l6, l843.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE,

| will offer for sale on The premises on
Friday the 27 day of July next, between
The hours Of 10 O'Clock A NJ and o.
clock P NJ the following real estate, Zoe
longing to the estate Of Frederick Hu
dlomoye er, dec'd) to wit: Lot No. % in
The town Of Wertemburgh, Carroll CO o.
Said Iol has good one story frame house
on it.
JOHN BECKLEY.
Administrator.
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WEAK BACKS! WEAK BACKS?!
10000 sold yearly.
Only l2A cents apjeceu!
SHERMAN'S POOR MANS PLAS-
TER.

The best strengthening plaster ia The
world, and sovereign remedy for palns
or weakness IN The back, loIns, sides,
breast, neck, limbs, joiOls rheumatism,
Iumbago, &c, &c, One million a year
will not supply the demand,
Several persons have called at the
warehouse, 10 express their surprise and
thanks, at The almost Miraculous cures
these pasters have effected.
Jos W Hoxie, ESQ.,, who had been so
afflicted with rheumatism, as 10 be una.
BILE 10 dress himself without assistance,
was enabled, after wearing one only one
night, TO get up in the morning, put on
his clothes, and call al our office with
eyes beaming with jly, and MS tongue
pouring forth the 2adness Of his heart,
al the sudden and signal relief he had
received from the best oCaI remedies.
Only l2a cents plaster!
A fresh supply just received by the fol.
lowing agents
Jackson u Thompson, CarrolIton.
Sloan ~ AlweIl, Hanover,-Agent at
Augusta.
G, F. Thomns & Co. l47 Main street
Cincinnati, General Agents for the Wes'
tern country.
June 10Th l843.
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Doctor SlscrsmaM's

Medicated and Fancy Loasage Ware
house, lat Main Street, between Third
and Fourth, Cincinnati, Ohio.
SHERMANS COUGHLOZENGES,
Are the safest, most sure and etfecluaI
remedy for Coughs, Colds, Consump-
tons, WhoopIng cough, Asthma, Tight
ness Of The Lungs or chest, &c. Th
proprietor has never known an instance
where they did not give perfect salIsIac'
ton. Several thousand boxes have been
sold during the past year, restoring to
health persons 10 almost every stage OF
consumption, and those Iaborng under
The mos; Distressing colds aud coughs
They do not check and dry up the
cough, but render it easy, promote ex'
pccloralIon, aiiay the tickling or irrlta'
ton, and remove the proXimate or eXcr
ling cause.
The Rev DR.. Eps,mond, ofthis city
gave few to a lady, a friend OF his,
who had been given up by her physician
and friends az in The last stage of con-
sumption. The first Lozenge gave her
considerable relief, SO that she was en-
couraged to persevere in their use; ont
through the blessing Of God they resto'
red he: to perfect health.
Mr.. q 4 Matthews, s. Caroline stree
suffered a year with hard tight cough
pain in the side, splitting Of blood, ant
all the usual symptoms of consumption
The Lozenges relieved him Immediately
and in lew weeks restored him TO per
feet health He says they are the great
est cough medicine 10 the world.
Over 5000 persons have given lhel
names within The last year as a refer
ence Of The wonderful virtues of lhes
Cough Lozenges They cure all recen
cases in few hours, seldom requIrln
more than one day 10 entirely eradlcat
the most distressing ones.
Price only rs cenis per box.
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SHERWAN'S WORM LOzENGES,

Proved in more than 4O0000 cases, 70
he inlaIIible; The only certain worm de-
slroying medicine ever discovered -
Many diseases arise from worms, and
occasion long and intense suffering, and
even death, without their ever being sus.
pecled; grown PERSONS are very often
afIl cled with them, and are doCIOred for
various complaints, without any beLeht
when one dose these Lozeuges would
speedily cure them.
Symptom, Of WOrms,-Pain in the
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NOTICE.

The members Of the Carrolton Hook &
Ladder Compuny are hereby notified,
that there will be meeting of the CON-
pany. at the Court House, on Saturday
the l7th inst. NIT O'clock P N.
BY order Of the Presl dent,
T.R II ARBAUGH, Sec'y
June 18th l843.
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NEW GOOADS!!
THE subscribers in receipt Of a new Stock of
Spring and Summer
GOODS,

which have been purchased The cities Of New York and Philadelphia
reduced prices, and vii sold than has before been offered IN
this place
Our stock well assorted and invite all WHO wish purchase
GOODS CHEAP, IS call before purchasing elsewhere.
will mind that sell only for Cash Produce
IN HANDhese only which GOODS be sold Cheap
l. Atkinson & Co.
CarroIton, June Cd, ls43.
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2.EATSp ER.
OGOpGIS
yss o 50 [Sf 8R ga

BOnnets IN great aOunoaoce and Va-
riety for sale (some as low as ia centS)
at the store of
JACKSON 81 THOMPSON.
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Look at the following!
A SAVING OF o1eO PER CENTm->o
FIRST ARRIVAL FROM TIE EAST.

would respectfully inform the public that they now
eceivng putting such WI" dazzle the vision oil your
cua ocs Largest Best and wIha the Cheapest assortment oil