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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30
TERRITORY OF IOWA.2

TERRITORY OF IOWA,
MUscArlNF COUNT. 90
District Court-May crm, lS43.
SrErHES WHlcnER &
5. &. HAsriNes, ...,.;, e. .,.,cb,e,t
SIcnnsox dHAnnIsoN
nROCESS of Attachment Issued from the a.
Il hove Count on nth Of January. lS43, for
the sum of 200 90. and unless the defendants shall
appear and plead before the next term vt Che said
Court, judgement will he entered. and the property
80 attached will hc sold I" sat-fv the same.
June 80 1913 J. q MORROW. CFk.
Whichcr & Hastings, Au'ys. 4t-Pr. fee 81 SO
TERRITORY nF IOWA,
MuscArrSE County.
District Court-May Term, 1919.
]. BuDosAS & Co.,
cn.n.rs II FISH.
KDROCE:SS If Attachment issued from tho a.
q hove Court on the 23d of March. lS43. tor
ne sum of SIS 90. and unless the deend1nt shall
appear and plead before ,htsnext term OF the sail
Court judgement will he entered and the property
so attached viii he sold to satisfy the same
June 80. 1913. J. G. MORROW. Clerk.
lowe s. Desh.er At;'ys. At Pr. fee 2 50
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30

SHEET1NC.--\ prime article can be bough.
- very low to close the concern.
js l6 r. o. BECKETT 4, co.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30

F'a'7tp AT a repeal meeting in New
"a lew evenings since. Mr. John Mullen
I |'Ta Ia the following promi>sory nn-: -
" '"e event Of Sir Robert Prel'S fulfilling
m1'' al spnd"g Troops into lrela.i To pm,
"' repeal movement a, the pnini al The
|aa4 AL p, y" demand promise to pay one thou
""@'S 10 aid in organizing en- army al
's ','"san' men to invade HE Cnnadas.
"'H' Stated MA. there were one hundred
ks;s os, wv "ff'ihg who were ple,'yrd to de-
kood '" sIiHi'ar SUN. in HE event VI any
'''fu IN ltelandr- Gin. SIM.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30

HE Gull The following statistics from a
)nnn of literary items i'll an exchange
|rope, with population of 2o7. 100000
2.lOO periodical :. being one to every
5 600 persons. America. with $4,000 :
b population, bad 2.2OJ periodicals III
BIS. being one to every 10000 souls.
/ The Ualled States has one IL every
1000 Asia has one 10 every Il 0OO.-
b population, and Africa one 10 every
P0O000
d the wear 1871. the wages Of a labor
man wrre just three half-penoe per
!, and .e30 sterling was the price OF a
'e; consequently, it would ha, e taken
ea'ire earnings Of IA common Iahorer
lhir'een Years 10 have bought bible
", six hours toll wi!I buy one.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30

" half lot Z blk 80. e half lot Tx ~. W half lot
Tx 35 W hat lot hk 60. W hat LIT Tx SO. " hal
lot 8 hx II. hall h, Tx 60 half lot Tx 25. west
halt lot S Tx II. half lot bk g. W haf lot hk 81.
half lot 5 bk 1903 W hat lnt hk 20 feet Of 10.
Tx II, 9 hat lM bk l3, g hat lot Tx 10. one
third lut Tx IL, Ia lot bk lO.c l-2 lot Tx II
el2 1T 3 Tx 80 e 2 h. bk 81. l.2 lot 8 Tx SO.
l-2 10, bk 81. l.2 lot bk 81. W 2 lot Tx a.
l-2 l"t Tx l4l, el-2 ,ot Tx 8. 10 lot Tx s.
ei.2 tot 8 Tx 78 40 feet of lot Tx l2e l-2 lot 6
bk CO. 10 lot z liz 81, = 20 10, 3bk Z. l-2 hk
H. l-2 lot 3hk 10. Ia lot 3 bk g. l-2 10. 2 hk
10 W IL lot 3 Tx lOS, $40 f lot bk So. l-2 lot
1bk s. .l-2 lot 3 Ink Ia, 2-3 .ot 4 bk 10. e l-2
lot Tx "a. g lot bk IA. " 2 lot hk 80, l-2
lot 2 hk II, IL lot Z bk l24.c lie lot hk 81.
AI<o. Out Lots, No. ], 2. Is, II. 20. 81, -.
%. and "a. WM.. PARNIN,
Bloomington, June %. 1913. Collector.
Printers Zee Sl2 so
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30

- OIrs.-. lip am: Cowhhe BOOTS can be
} had at reduced prices. I" close the concern.
j, l6 f. q. BECKETT & co.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30

n tINCINNATI RECTIFIED WHISKEY fo
Y : sale very low by
;el6 +. o. BECKETT & co.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30

David Clark,
n atdalM 70 his former stock Of Goods, has
! just received ~ following named articles:
10 kegs and hox.s TOBAC o, price 8 To IS cts.
10 hbla CIDER and BOILED CIDER, superior
l2h.af @ APPLE BUTTER. put up expressly
TOR 6l1lgy - -Warrantcl GOOD.
100 h0shris DRIED APPLES.
10 bills CIDER VINEGAR.
Ground Alum and Kcnawha SALT. ip l6
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30

.. Al. r. recently declared
/, WILL'AMa .,c was as much corruption
baie .'a' " 'h'. corpora,ion q Londo" as y"
| israe ~ -. ..,,ns Of the rest vi the couD-
hole ~ up' =. excessively taxed by the
NJ one ca" 1 r,s ,i Eli s.. MOI a ship
5. payips ;,h corn, tsu:t, OF any other az.
'a' ,ra, vs. - cargo fcr sac wi'hel' pay
caa ol'rl I'D MAYOR. Ne labnrer can
ns 10 ' ,.a q vessel unless he has been
bed to '''', ,r;ng his fee. The Amount OF
fed BY Pared 10 be enormous. THE al
is r'p'f ~. suoiIs with the mayor. A."
ta share ' 'an, ,r in 1886 applied 10
|'iea'i"s ' . they pocke,rd. All ref"
| nv, .+' i sveer' Que, Who stated maj Ne
~" ,.sd P7,900 year
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30

II IQUORS.--Jusf received from St Louis AZ
IL a<snrt nent Of Liquors, which will be sol,
cheap Cor casl, or produce.
iel6 F. O. BECKETT & co. Z
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30

COACH AND WAGON MAKING.
AHE undersigned takes this method Of announc-
- ing ID the citizens Of Bloomington and the
surrounding country, that tie has commenced the
above business in the building formerly occupied by
" +. Deweber, as an Auction and Commission
house. on Iowa Avenue. Feeling confident that the
public have been efrauded by the lupltcty Of pre-
tending mechanics, who have never learned the rudi-
ments Of the business. have been induced to en-
gage in the Carriage and Wagon Making business
IN this place. for the accommodation Of all who use
the above articles. SIN Ill capital obliges me 10
adopt the plan Of ready pay. which will be received
in most kinds Of f,rmcts' produce, with a small a.
mount Of cash; this will enal, me me to do work
ONE THIRD CHEAPER than It has ever been
lone west of the Mississippi. A good Wagon
maker. thoroughly acquainted with the business,
can Ind emnloyment by applying soan.
WANTED-A quantity Of inch, and IL
inch white oak plank. of good quality.
Repairing always done Immediately.
J. II. WEAVER
Bloomington, An 2l-3n-ld
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30

+ The New Era, OF last evening" gives
l'y,a 'sa important decisio" Of Judge Ca
,,.., he robbery and murder Of CHAhvl'.
''" a',;ns Of Arkansas, by Mcdaniel and
~ Pm !, has been a r,oo,rd question how
Oa"a' ';,, ii The charge of murder would al
ae - ~ mo us.sous concerned in the expe.
!, has bspn frequently stated. thai
# ,bs ;opn wlp took part !" the robbie.
,l"spd to participate in the murder. and
h.(re thai &C, was consnma'ed. 'h'>. "
"aan,.pd. woaId save them from punish
' ~, ,ss capi,a, offence. Bns a decision
H.. cal,ou, made during his late visit, TO
Wv does no. sustain Ills position. Me-
II o,p oi the men engaged in the rob
| In, M, in The murder, was brought be-
,,n IN apn!ica,ion tn he admitted 10 ball.
,.,on, ga, heard. and the JadTe delivered
Inn nnjniou, to the effect, that as The
1. + Which he was charged was ps"ish"-
sh death, he could no, grant the apPl"a'
Ia bail. The prisoner vas fen'a"d""'
hs sSweN as others concerned Ia that eA-
|iijoY, will be. beyond question. put "p""
/, ,ral Ear murder tina, offence necessarily
Iw,pe ou, of ;he nature Of the expedition"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30

.rne Carol,on Advocate Of It e
|isosFp' 49, ,ha. the family Of MIR. Is. +.
l"s' s' ,',.ey county were poisoned ny
Fpy Of o ,', OF Pie Plant. which had
K ''' n W com.uon brass kettle. It's
con'1 '., >, III. acid Of til. plant extracted
psp" '"a, material from the kettle. Two
PP"so' y ~. family had died. and the wife
j'e' u..sv md y child were expected not
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FINN thr n. Y. Uerald, ]

Hiphlp Important from Hara"a-Ihe Rer0'ution IN
CuLa- DownfaH IF The Espartero Purity
We have received additional intelligence from lila.
vana of an important character. Our dates are 10 Inc
18th ut inclusive, and give us the particulars OF the
recent revolution in Cuba 1t was however, out the
rolling Of the wave from Madrid.
The Diario de la Ilabana Of The 10th Of September,
contains official instructions frem the new Home Co.
vernment, in the following order:
The first was to Captain General valdez OF Inc
Island of Cuba saying that the Government had con-
cludea 10 release him from that command, and to ap
nont rs his successor Don Leopold Javier O'Don
NELL and until The arrival of the latter, 10 denver up
the command To Dan Francisco Ulloa, the admiral OF
the navy, stationed at Havana who will thus be the
aclinr Captain General for the present.
Governor Valdez Immediately complied, making
patriotic address the iroops and inhabitants, calling
upon them 10 obey their new chiefs
The 1t order Of The government, da'ed nacfo, ,he
goth July was addressed 10 Don Antonio LarEua, IN
tenden, OF the financial branch OF the Island oil Cuna
directing him 10 deliver up that othce 10 the former
Intendent Count Vllanueva, which he ooeyed nnd me
Count entered upon his duliesas nendent on the 10Th
September.
This Count vilIanneva, is the same individual who
was at the head OF the fiscal department OF Cuoa rom
1875 10 lS4i and who greatly distinguished himself oi
hs financial abilities in raising The isiano 10 tue emil
nence il has attained.
Such is The intelligence from Cuba, and we give II
with much pleasure Any change in the Government
of that island, any political movement affecting us
prosperity is watched with vigilance BY the people OF
This country II ;s TO be borne in mind that The reno
val Of Captain General Valdez, and Of the lnendenl
arrua is owing to their belonging entirely to the de-
feated party of Espartero. They were his intimate
friends and il was consequently impossible for the VIC
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tors of Esparlero 10 continue them n Office Il seems
also, that The policy Of Valdez and Larua did not SUI
the inhabitants of Cuba particularly the Catalnns
numerous, opulent and influential portion OF the popu
laton Of Havana This explains the reoic'nss which
took place on the removal of Valdez and Larrua men
pned by correspondent, whose letter we published
10 the Herald of last Thursday.
This news is important as affecting America. The
removal OF Valdez and Larrua completes the overtime"
Of The English party in The Spanish domlnions, and
Cuba will therefore not pass TO the crown of Great Br
tain for the present The whole policy of
sve government in aiding Espurero and retaining hin
lis pay, to The rich island of Cuba to en-
rich itself and 10 10 subSet our South
ern institutions OF this We have been firmly con-
vinced Every en since The death OF FERDINAND
has indicated it, and every arrival brought fresh intel
lIgence of The fact
II is in this view that we look upon the revolution
as an important one.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-06
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
FUh Z TIE f-N PCINrsN'
TO THE POLITICAL NEUTRALS-tNo. Nv

TO THE POLITICAL NEUTRALs-tNo. Nv
You must not suppose that address you under 'he
impression that your numbers are great or your char
imposing On the contrary, do II because we
are on the eve Of great political bate-and to enable
to have fair fight, must cear.he ship Tor action
and get rid OF great deal of moral trash that lies IN
our way. We must see whom depend on to stand
to their guns and those who have nerve for the gun
deck, 60 into the cock pit and scrape lint In
our last engagement, many were found skulk'ng
in the gang way, who would neither come on deck
and fight, or go below, and make room for others
We mean 10 have no such encumbrances hereafter
Those who are not for us, are against us-and when
The Grand council of war shall have been held
in May next, and the broad banner Of Democracy IN
furled there must be no neuira!s. For my own part,
see no why there should De any now. The
Democratic party is the same now that u has been
since The election of John Adams, and the Federal
(now called Whig) party, is the same It then was
We may fecitale ourselves that the parties are now
placed on principles Equally honest, equally sincere,
equally patriotic they each desire TO advance the
welfare Of the country and only differ as to the means
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POSTSCRIPT.
Tllr snI,n,il ,urs.r


We have just seen letter from very intelligent
citizen, dated 29ih ultlmn, who states, that he has
visited several of the South Western counties OF Vr
gnia, and has heard from others, and he is condenf
that the preference of the Democratic party for Mr.
Van Buren, MIR Calhoun, or any other competitor
approaches almost to unanmity. In the counties o
Wythe and Washington, Mr.. Calhoun has many anc
most respectable fends-bui, $50 far our Corespon
dent knows or beeves,) they 90 for the Nominee o.
the National Conventon-and (he is sure) most o.
them would abandon Mr. Calhoun the moment he de
clines to abide by the nomination
We have received also another letter by last Even
ngs Mail from the late Delegate of another county o
Litile Tennessee, who says, that "Mr Buren, IS our
only choice for the Pres'dency-For him, our whole
strength can be called out but for Mr. Calhoun it posi-
lively cannot. | am sincere IN this matter when tell
you, that, from the counties forming the 10Th
Congressional District, Mr. Calhoun to MIR Van Blu.
is to fifty this being liberal calculation
drawn from close observation; and from extensive
acquaintance with many Leading Democrats Of our ad
oining District, the same thing prevails
The "Abingdon Banner oil September 80, says -
q The Richmond Wing in replying TO the Enquirer
objections certain classification Of the members oil
the Virginia Legislature made by The Whig-remarks
that we have our suspicious, that Colonel Goodson OIL
Washington, DR.. Tate of Smyth, and Mr.. Cowan oil
Russell, ought to have been included in the Calhoun
list. The Wing is vide Of the fact IN his suspicious
certainly So with respect TO Col. Goodson as We
know-certany so, do not doubt, with respect to
Nr. Cownn. DR., Tate, we think, s, or for Mr.
Calhoun, as his first chuIce-so we are informed The
Dr. is very sale, prudent man mo sky scraper mad
cap"
The "Abingdon Banner" under the striking head
Of "MR. CALMoUN-SAvE HIN FROM ms FRIENps"-
begs the friends the inpatient, the sensitive friends
Of Mr. Calhoun not TO mar, and hat toreecr the great
destiny which awaits the wonderful sia,esman-if the
statesman will just 'bide his tune" The Banner
with The best feelings for MIR. Calhoun) says
awe feel FOR Mr. Calhoun; for, it is 10 be feared
that he may follow unwise councis-councls which,
if pursued, may hereafter bring calamity upon him =
1t will be the greatest indiscreon, think, for his
admirers rashy and all hazards to the party, push
forward The preIen.ions Of Mr. G., when it is day be-
coming more manifest that he cannot combine such n
vote Mr.. Van Buren,
The Banner honestly declares, that "The pcaker side
and Mr. Cahouns is the weaker side, If the late de
velopmen,s Of public opinion he test-he ,oeaifr side
should yieId-and yield in advance even, of formal
decision BY the May Convention of l544;-ior, what
done voluntarily, is done in good temper-and BY
such sacrifice, the genius OF success is propitaed
We too saw in our humble opinion, that such frank
and manly appeals ought 10 be listened to.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-06

A PAMuNKEY EST hTE-on the iOh day OF October, lsi3
~ day, the premises near the Old
Church. in Hanover county viii - sold 10 the highest bidder
thar and very desirable Tract Of Land on the Pa
munkey yer U1 only 10 miles distant from
The civ of Richmond belonging Ia b. Nice T"mln Es being
The long well Icy the al the Hakey rs
t,r conveyed said Tnmn. for certain
poses II handsome and comfortable dwelling house,
and all useful AMI out-ho>rs situated on an
whole farm, and commanding one o
IT.. handsobeS and most extensive prospects ~ lover virginia
the lands level, I the irt grade OF faminkey lands
highest Improvement, with mari winch Is con-
yrnrnt, the estate: the nr.h"to"d - Agreeable
the decidedly riy aud e estate u mol mite MS
tam from naygate such estate Is seldom III mar
krt Four dollars VIII lie required III cash
nary IsiICr The residue purchase money, the will
ne mad knnwn on the DAY We shall sell Trustees
'''' N ' CARTER BRAXTON, r,s,e.s
H. h. TOMLiN,
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Trust Safe of Vainabie Land.

7, virtue of Deed Of Trust executed 10 us By Thomas
Is J.ir on the 9th April last, aud duly recorded II
IN. Clerks office of Amelia county, shall IN FRIDAY the 81 "
November next proceed sell at public auction without re
.,ve nm The prrmsrs of land on winch sad hoa
o. Letter now resides called Wane OAK containing is9 acres
wing in the county Of Amelia, Jeersslr IL wi II DE-
~ h. I'D m lnts suit IL will h. show
csirous purch by Of the Trustees vns on i
MACE The improvements spacious aud nearly new WI
rv.y kind ri binding wanted such aru-a c"nsiGefab
marion a; wood land fine tobacco lots III persons III
eres,ed IN Trust invited 10 attend the sale ~ Inc >,
ms and MAGE we viii sci about 80 head Of hogs The c!"p u
corn and about 0c0 lbs sheaf oats AMI seveI other
'r,,o Trsy. viii he cash TILMON E. JErER,
JOHN A. JETER.
JNO w. e. WINGO,
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SIRATrON,N OFFICE.
STkATTON'S OFFICE.
Look out for the 100000 The liM IF
coo 0O0 CAPITAL RIZE!!.!-Aicyand
~ I,ah In ,yn II SlIuInaI

Look out far the 100000 The lih IF October.
ccn 0OO CAPITAL PRIZE !!-AcSandra Lottery
SOU,UUU o, to he drawn SATURDAY l4h October
1885, s10W highest prze Also other handsome Prizes: oi
s3l 0Ou 40C3 Of l0O. Of 600 of OOO Of 4COO oil
100 If 000 Of 500 20 IL o0a, 81 Of lOoo so oi 500
1873 Of 70 numbers ami ID drawn Whole Tickets S2o;
halves quarters eghs 81 So for sale in the greatest
rirly Of numbers ~ STATIONS the all prize seller
o,L and naii he sTRATTON
Ticket Nos. IL IS 49, Prize of $4,000, sold and paid BY
SrRATTOS.
Ticket Nos IS So Prize OF 81 800 bot sold and paid by
nn do 81 n 10 do lH,i STRATrOS.
Resides GO other good number prizes maxim. % three
nnmrr prizes paid by srRATroN from 18Th OF May 10
the Both Of september.
n Tickets in all Lotteries advertised by J. C. Gregory
Co are sod by SrRhrrON packages single tickets aud
Mi orders by mail from part ol the Union,
rlonu ca. ar pZe will he thankfully received and
conidenay and promptly attended 10 II addressed 10 the AL
prize seller, y. oI IA io.', hehm'"u. ~. a.
1rt
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER

am not of the number, who are inclined to deprive
the unfortunate insolVrnt and bankrupt part OF our
community of their elective franchise But am
strongly opposed their assuming to be political lead
the people political economy as they
are Of all other descriptions of our Citizens the very
men, who ought hold their manhood cheap; partcu-
ary thy have given actual proof OF their ignorance
Of political economy. SobEk SUES.
4lh October, ls43
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LIBERAL PURCHASE The Brothers Harper, have
purchased the copy right Of that well known and po'
pular work, Benncts System Of Book keeping Tor the
of forty thousand dolIars-a purchase credaoe
10 utility of the work as it s 10 the beray OF
the book seers-N Y Post
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EDWARD F. BAUGli, ia.
I3-wtG
OLD clIrRcH TAVERN rs HANOVER.


WILL hr offered for SALE the premises public auction,
w MONDAY the i;h of December, lsi, II ar else the
fair under deed from
James subscriber, dated November ISL and du-
anuver County Colrt Office. the
n. of Of money 10 Albert ;. Jones'
This property "f high and well established
pubir house from tie ciis at Richmond
L. The Ferries the PamunAry. about mites from
Newcastle the Piping Tree aud 10 ifum kiclnnndte
nearly order. CONVENIENT
camnpdos the ocris o their construction
The oc.on athy, good neielholt0i, and AT icl.d
of Land less for
HE uses and quite productive n Tie ordinary of tho
ne made much ia cash VIII be
aud 1910 with interest FROM THE s January a-
the saleind credit for S5o I'LL
ot and the remainder OF the purchase
money upon shall The be made KNOWN the OPP
ton If the purchaser deed al trust VIII br required the
pey Ia secure men The tile thereto VIII be
retained subject summary action If th trust for default
Should tn highest bidder fail comply reasonable tine
with ir terms SALE the property VIII forthwith be- again pub
cy Sold other notice n the rlsk aud 0n The espon
bil ~ ~ such bidder.
The property is believed TO be ndpnahle but
selling az Trustee, shall only convey such Is vested III
WH H. CURTIS, Tmsrr.
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MARYLAND FLEcTIoS.-In the City Of Baltimore,
"Wednesday last, "there none Of the excite
ment visible (says the American,) which has been
often manifested similar past OCCASIONS Four Of
the Wing candidates elected The highest cand'
date the Republican ticket is Mr. Elijah Slanbury,
who is also elected. The average Wing mniory is
o. The majority Of the highest Wing over the lowest
Republican, IS ISL. The majority Of the highest Re
publican (slanbury) over the lowest Wing, (Lurman)
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SANDS, sARsArARILLA.copy Of letter from Norwich,
- Connecticut: :. , :, - ,a.o

- Norrieh, Nay D, 1919
M.ssrs A. g. Sands K Co.-Gents: was, in the month OF
Amin after run uas Fever attacked with swelling oil my
I; which would enlarge three inches III circnn-
during and snhs!de in the n.h This was at
tended violent PAIN 80 a 10 render me unable 10
stand ar walk accompanied nh want of appetite re-
l-ssn. inability Sleep and much constitutional distress. ~
This ron on commenced taking Sands Sar-ap'f'a, anu,
aer o DAYS the pam TO snside the
swengs my mbs abae and, after taking three boie
find The swelling has disappeared, and the other symptoms are
entirely removed lately say that consider my cure "
have effected by the Sarsapatla am now age 20 a
without any particular fatigue. ARCHiPHi . fhaisH
10 For particulars, advertisements IN inns anu ''e cry
papers. - -. o.oo,,,,,,,
hy e. SANDS CO. Druggists aud Chemists, Gante H,ih
ms M ora Broadway corner Ch1nlers street. N"" "N
80, =; hond =" 10 asrut= A. DTvAL s. Co, in Peters
burr nv ROSS ANDERSON, in Norfolk by W. A. SANTOS,
and -, nas;s,s generally IN principal cities IN the u D
Prize I'll a.r bo.te--G bottles for So
~ iir1IoS BE particular ask for sssps's sarsapa
~ ~ ~. - Ocl.6-il
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PnpIrLAR 0RATnRYI

IL NE SaI"0h Of he EIchnnge II0tcI
FIRST LECTrRE-THIS EVENING, Oct. 9TH nj Z. O'Clock
Mr. WHITNEY Lecturer Elocution proposes I" deliver
i'I of four EocUtonay Lectures, Illustrative &C III,
harmony Of Evolutionary information an o John
Randolph, Henry Clay, cDufe yne, Webster, &c. see
printed circulars.
The price tickets for the Of four Lectures
admitting lady and gentleman 81 So ladies and gentle
ST. tamil, Of six 80 So admance for evening
50
Tickets Bookstore of w Randolph, the Elk
change flnrl aud nj the door.
r. = The second Lecture of the series will h, given Satur
day evening" 7h October Illustrations varied each recitation
Alt
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