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DAGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS.
JOHN ROACH,

OP7TCLaN.
- 70 Nassau, ncoi John street, N Y:
arranging Them IN, n III. e:s oS,fn,a n%,s be FEEL
n, thsa tho.s using with foreign tens
adjusted The sd'.ft;eI request. iai for his s1
s % @ the ssy arc
GENTLEMEN, AND LADIES' LIFT OFF WAID:
" ROBE-0entenen or families DESTROYS OF covering
off tiog apparel Into cash can CHAIN for the same
.n sS or wbu
will attend hem at their r'"dence BY EwErr
A line through Post Oice otherwise. will receive
Clothing cleaned, altered and 1spared. ior
a ADVENT CAMP NEE lI>G ON L9N0 ISLAND.
:s s. a II "
.ss1. New YcIs aud Pearl snd Hss siI;.ts
rooayn e. 81 hs Bs SS son
AND SsS$ Sssad I n 81, '.sas.
are h%oas IT, ~ Ia DT s%S
The Apollo s open 5 e, ssu IS three omss on The
Tuesday. wrdnesdsy. ~ trid.y evening, j. st.ec
os,'GSo having q; Sny e. 3.
rsqu!ee 10 present the w,h the vouchers ,ne'co T the
d 10 he e.ar Of sd g. 10 max.
Tue N''' u'' " '''''"0'' Ann M. DoMINICK, Elk
2. NJ. Fs. CONAN, cSPM
Of ssn. r.. q
''rs0'' against l0'''' D Ia'S1s "i;Ssi'.'
Thomas w Thonc Elisha Riggs
Thomas J. Woodruff BENJAMIN Robson
Joha Daysep tnncis Sage
Thom son Price, Joseph Allen
John Lee John Moore
Msses Tucker James Holmea'
Caleb 1'unis James X Whiting
AusoD Baker3 WIN Thorn
Joseph Drake Trad Hawey
John Merritt Thomas Monen
THOMAS WI THORNE, President
ego. r HOPr secretsrv mlsv irb
TTSHE ANCIENT AND WONDERFUL EMPlRG OF
l. CHINA-Described, illustrated and FsmiarIzed.-R.
MARTINS 90 have Just received from LONDON magnIf
cent illustrated China which they intend in
mouhy parts with all the aids Of engraving printing
bped beauttu and instructive tht
touinhng AID interesting country The Antiquity hs gran
the exclusive Of the institute of China
r. nder he tms, pecuiay appro
prate derabe the interest which felt
ia United States with the fact Of
being mucn extend with that singular
and wonderful nation. The work will De issued numbers
contsinng steel engravnssi in EACH Pss 80 cents
II. MARTIN CO.,
mvT.lmsr &c john street
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BILLIARD SALOON.

BILLIARD SALOON.
NO. DARCLAY STREET THREE DOORS BELOW
.,y,c, mr. TIE AMERICAN HOTEL;
NJ. to 3P M.-The subscriber informs friends and
the public in general that ne has Five New Billiard Tables
separate the per front Gsoon-wo the
res aloon aud ons ~ the front Ioemn IN hI.t rate order,
with private Cuc Tor his especial uschc table, being M
teycnt apa ments tho proprietor thinks will render
select and rccsbie genteI visiting his house
ALSO, TWO FINE BOWLING ALLEYS IN THE
BASEMENT.
His will always ed with the choicest Wines
Liquors and the best Srgas br hadsso Sherry Cobbicrs
Mint Juem Punches; made be surpassed
B.-fhc apartment, have undergone thorough reGtng
paper printing,
G-tentemen will please to Communicate sny neglect Of
duty Of the attendants at tho bar.
= FRANCIS MONTENEGRO.
mchG tmsr Barclay street.
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DYSPEPSIA.


fev days since in the papers Of this city that
"A had re.umed practice for this most DIST essina dis
thai the publication OF book
had made such additional dscovc hes as to hdrce mo to be-
ieve, u the obnete. aud in eterate cas-
matter ofhow long stioaDR since witch lhav- been ac
siug IT, aud I'm most ,sugu lie eip eta
uvs IN all AID have much couhd nee IN It's i'm
porance and ity IN reai permanent cure tha have
10 bestson ~ ssyns tn mot imagine c'se Dyspep
sa. under my immediatr care tnat c,npot cute.
OLIVER II AL3TED 81 Nassau 81.
jt9 fnd&wsec cor, Cedar ard IS Chambers
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Tor -ALE-An rsnary instrumen, call the PA
harmnucan, made By r. csebr ted T. Mse'ze
of the Me,rono The Pdrhs taout the fin
gering Of pcifomer md produ harmony IN
foce orchestra Of sixtv artists, but at tbs saIae tim. IT,
tone. have hing with OF organ,
fifteen height by feet ak inches wd h. Tue
keys hch STEEL 80 number aud Of
admirable kmanhp There at prssent nx cylinde
ad, ped nent, which with the olo wog
ii Of music. VIZ go - .
The Overture 10 Lodosks, by Chsrubi il EayJn' and
Military Symohony; two itary MaIche. ny Moschetes;
Piece by Peetho zen; and God save the Wing -
The il trument ayed the mans Of five BEAUTIFULLY
perfect VIII -es md bv bell )ws ov.ry MI meos
howard. q 400 barrels comprising h,te &C av u,es hl
bois claonets truu ets trobone horns, bsoons, aud
other nsrup,ns Il has t,o c1naected win IL ,risng
New "ylsnden at any line be added with esh pie
hich may them by any vel expe lie csd
builder, and will abonl This
OF mechanism tbe OF beiut tst-n to
that ~ ne easily anspor I'd from place another
1h.re only three si-l meuts bu
Of .malisr d 81 been sold for Am
,a the price Of 90; seconi been sod y III.
ince # VI n thd ~ the possession oil
IN Duke lie ch.nbus Munich where it plsysin N
Du e privae and must be well known all those
who have VISITED Nun.ch
The OF the present DESTROYS Of OF it,
and ready nit to consi e-abe sacrifice 10
Of musc, Of places ~ public
pott opportunity oud be offered. For fur
therpartitu'ars terms. al d condtons, apply to
Oh ARLESFs
Acc n NeW W
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POMLROY q CO.'S EXPRESS.

THE suhscrb, have commenced ming Fxpress, to
L AM from New York BRIDGEPORT Newown, New Milford
Kent Moth Canaan West Soekbge, Albany. and inte
date places via Hu atomic and Yves Railroads. TO hs
syeev Of p.ce bank packages
gosd, light fire rhf &C. for the and col
lection Of BILE drafts accounts &c ana for the promo
civ Of NJ, Yori for other places upon the ro-fe F,on
New Yo,h Tuesdays Tu,'d,ys, and ssnrasys From West
This lice connects vita Messn. Pomeroy Co New York
Albany, Troy. BunLe Chcg, and Canada Express Also
the Haven Hartford and Boston, and the Philadelphia
POMEROY co.
No2Waii street Nex 70 K.
ja6r Fy.hanxe. Alhaoy
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Tpx FslsarE RANTsS.-This trlzaie was com
u,encrd in lssn. and nearly halshed IN ISL Nc
i inisnSed 70 Ne launched On Tuesday next
Dnenssons deck lenxtkl 49, -
Extreme breadth,
Degsh Of hola.
Custom House Measure - - =.
forward and % an Armaneni-1 Poznd cannon
aaes on spar deck; 81 lonS guns sno eoms eaneoa
GA sun deck her number o. guns IS ss.-fsn- eh'>
-ic<,
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r.. VIII r

MOS: n5& 20 Broadway. respectfully invi'es the citizens
~ OF rk, and ps from sbrJid who be
jouning the his aud ,mine the
of D,Rueeotyp- ftra grnups and sketches
VIII CHI ne IL no evhbi ing gr,uit'utly
.av White tho 'npie,s of superb aud cosy
which eaaDi.d k- likeness OF
whole family, gronp Of eight or persoa' at Que Il ne
perfect, raphc and distinct equal
apeauc, the beautiful ard finished roIae. steel
n iaviog.
Without droeA,. from the Of Cher
Pr Of he Photographic IT, iearles' cn'I.n4s The
wrO. world produce Of the ntrIa
value of those il his exhibition. hecc 9th
any OF the sobe her in extent
cost equal TO his
M. White b-ss to sdd tht notwithstanding the adnite
oty of his portraits and he se02 III only
bl Of pr ducIng, sage plate in f,w seconds
and beautiful kenesses Of groups Of ON persons
his charges emely place Thin the
ch Of Judi daal, Of the limited rbe AFFINITY to
procure truly spe ndd smile Of thu Ives snd m nds.
Inst given the D'gu.rotypr Science aud all
the ecessary apparatus supplied, reasonable Terms
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THE MOST DELIGHTFUL OF ALL EXCURsIONs.
"A tn Hutson River to Hoboken and then
walk the Elvsian Fel along the exceedingly beautiful
end picturesque shores Of pl will the ezsiy
and attractive Of all the rural excursions that can
made from city The grounds sent ch-rmig
being mostly in leaf aud the soil covered With
nch turf The walks in excellent Order htvng been
Ievshly pmh xhrdt he ~
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IMPORTANT TO Booxsx11xss-CrsroxB House.,
KINGSTON, IA, Nav IS A hs Of wo-ks- N ressee'
of which nouce ia. been given 10 ne Connsson n
ers Of her Maiesfy's Customs uac-r ne proV.Son -
ST. I,c,or,s ~ "a q, tbe cogyrlxnt OF such works
subsissins. IS lard On The table. 81 me Com1eresn
Poor,. &C. he ioformsnon OF the Paeiie- The At
tepiion Of importers Of books Panf'nlets; &C iron
- fSn,.s states OF America, - particularly orec-
~ :, RI ssd list a. AIlrePrnts Ct English works,
he copy right OF which al present sacsssts VA De
&c n,s-zsiioa into this Island seIIeo and oesroN e
onfsr the l7th section, Oh sno on Nscioua. cn -
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BLOCK LFTTER 5ijN 4

(tHEAPEST ~ I'll. oty-A r. HiTCHI NOS, tho In sentor
~ Of the splendid keveie Block eucp h,s removed from
70 Pike street, 'o'1! briwy s,heIc h. cont
frtre AIN aud Glacd Bl,rk Letter gas, from 50
cents TO 81 70 ger ooi meoauns lengh ofssn pante do
fom ~ eta To 50 Gems.
ounuy chans Others be supplied wi h letters
gn, bv seudns cna OF required, order for
mcnt IN toe ety.
N. pntcm supplied with plain and IA cy 'st.rs hs
shoe,t notice Marking Plates. Brands and Brand Patterns
m de 10 oder, i66t'r
7 A"D--i3O kcrs r 40 Leaf Lard, for sIc by
- i0r X. COLLINS n 90 40 South street
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Price Two Cents,


Tns SArpwion IsLArps.--Tbe British authorities who,
with the assistance Of Lord Psule have got possession Of
the Sandwich Islands, appear by this sdvces from
ouis 10 be carry ing matters with high hand Tho ioi-
lowing OF the official notices which hav. been
circulated by tho British commissioners for the govern
meD OF tho rnnd~ ich Islands T.
Once Of the British Commission for the Gov ! 4
eminent Of the Sandw ich Issnts, VI
HONOLULU 2ath Feb. I843 Z
Public notice Ia hereby given that additional duty
OF per cent nd vaorrm will be payable on all goods
lnndo rsm vessels arriving ut these slands after this
date with the exception Of goods sworn TO DO landed for
re IN portaton,
by order sf the commissioners,
tsigned) ALEX. sIMfsoN.l Joint
H. SEA, Secretaries.
Once OF the British Commission, &c.
March 81, I843.
Public notice IL hereby given that Mr.. Jules Dudot
consul OF France 10 the lao having ntms-
ted To the commission that he dec lines lay befo his
authority for acting representative of France these
islands the commission will not recognise him from this
datv In hat capacity.
BY order Of the commissioners.
tsigned) ALEX. SIMPSON. Joint
H. SEA, Secretaries.
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once OF the British mission, &C |
March N IhAa


March LIST, 1919
Public notice IL hereby given that all British suhjects
and thu subjects azens Of other countries (oher than
the natives ot the srchipelsgoD having any claim for
land In this sandwich Islands, whether by lease written
document or In virtue OF occupancy, required To
send In such claims 10 the conn issioners before
the first Of June next falling which, claims will be-
hereafter held vaa Dlcss the holders Of these claims
shall be from islands the vsning
space) The commissioners will not enter upon the
ldy Of these claims nj present, but will cause all the
deeds and claims to be registered for future
dec ision.
BY order OF the commissioners,
(signedD ALEX SIMPSON, Joint
H. SEA, I Secretsrter.
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4 a. STONEAIT.

cruliy nf'ms biz fnends that rs ID HE former
business ut i3 Fulton street between Broadway aud
street. where no 10 Accommodate dinner aud
parties, clubs &c IN h,s former well known st lc.
Spac Gus and for Hrtc enrc Committees Courts
Mortal. nc "; ia constant Icadncss rs in former tines
t.Vl
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l
LADIES' BOOTS SHOES-Ladics, in these sores You
will fad inc greatest as ment Of Cater rIs slppe
Gtcs, House sppr, viii and back satin slippers SATIN
Eac Mi>s,s and Chdrons CATERS bu-hirs slippers, uss
and kinda Of and sho OF maui ,cur
ing with the best Of goods and waanted 20 be hs e,.
and cheapest 97 osdway aud % Canal a.
IL mr. GHE6OWu CAHltL.
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a., GENIN & VAN VRANKEN'S
VENTILATlNG GOSSAMER HAT,
FOP 0ENTLEAEN.
go THE FOURTH ON july!
[2Y BOOTS ND Shoes 4

Cheap Boot and Shoe Market No 500 Greenwich street
and gentlemen ad iced calf he above store aud
provide with sonablc uoots, slippers
&c made the and fshonable styls
and sold chesp II net Lutte cheaper 'hsn ese where
Heads OF families will money by calling here at the
chez depot d. MT forget he numter Clinton Cheap Boot
and Sac. ukc No 500 0feenw,ch street, corner Spring
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pEM0vAL-P MHEs, Hair Dresser aud Wis Maker, has
N 1859 s9 Broadway few doors below the
Fanku u.e and opposite John street HAv fitted upa
new the most fashionable STYLE he will continue the
patrons. and Others who nay favor him with call he has
private Ladies' dressing md jampooing
This powerful Jampo considered by Thousands
Of Yorke aud te healthest article.
for ds nduf and the hair approved
bv the Faculty Of Medicine in Paris ard patented at shinS
Nothing and delightful than TO go trough
th,s on~r,tion in The hands Of p MAES. mS lnst
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CUIrAHS, WHOLESALE AND M lAIL-Syo ploaa
U w.y. near Wa kcr street-MEsSRS P5. ERNST
SCHMIDT MAUI, Guitar m 'nuactuIe,s, would respect
fully call the attention of the public to their establishment
No 800 Broadway, where they seep cont nifty on haud an
extensive Of 6netoned guitr finished IN the pest
style. =, ..,
Al sruments from this manufactorv. long fayorably
Known in the United Stars where received the h[, pre-
MUM awarded BY ue American iusti,ne, for the bss Guai
he maker to warrant The Z" stand any c. m tie
before pucb ing else WHERE quesed call
ard exsminc the seo isd workman ship OF their
and e pri e. They will DC found lower han at
any ether in the city.
M Pr Ens, Professor OF the Fute Guitar begs leave
10 announce that the above do
The least with he s continues give
lessons usual 3 Broadway nesr walker 1t MA lmsr
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REMOVAL.

SyTOLEN-On sunday night Nth May, inst soo? rsged
y ,barn ba,,t boat wi the "Ceeste" the stern
ii, about II ce' long eSat with snort deck forward wash
boa ,nnp,LQ 10 stern; ded figure he LAX bowsrr
hole 10 the deck (sop,eJ h buns sir inches - ward OF
psntsd bottom, white boot top win REQ oue
and stresL above. . .u,,.,
ANY information mail otherwise, that will lead to The
the Of N. thef OF sthcr Will be
literally Rewarded. blhDsEf pTIThS, g.
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PARIS BOOTS AND LASTS MADE TO ORDER
BY E. SUSSEX l76 BrOddlcaq, (BdsemeMt,l

One Door from COurtlandt street..
~E SUsEk, Bootmsker aud maker OF Lasts, an
Five" Of Ciercc Of Paris bcps leave to inform hi.
friends and all the apseun OF gsotlemanly ehsussuIe
that he now make IN New York with the best French
the celebrated b9omker Ceree whose customers
this side OF the Atlantic, reap ctfuly invited % Try
SUSERS boot and bcior they despair OF being chaus
se New York. atcr The incest latest Paris sshion'
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Once Of the British Commission, sc.
40

OWC6 OF the bfIUbH IOmbISs0h, HC.
March 4h, IsA2.
Public notice s hereby given that the comm issonsrs
intending to grant Licenses to United number OF houses
this town and neighborhood tho sale Of sprtuous
liquors. from and after the first Of April Tor each oil which
licenses huDdi ed and fifty dollars will be charged
ready receive written apple atoms at their Office
before the 9Th nat from those who DESTROYS Of
being NO licensed.
BY order Of the commissioners.
(signed) ALEX; SIMPSON, Jsint
IL, SEA. ( Secretaries
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TROUBLE IN THE CAMp.-The flag Of General
Cas- has, it seems been hoisted IN this city. He
great friend Of Repeal and there is sayins what
can be done for him in 'these diegins" The fol-
loving communication is worth corner in this con.
ne ctiop, and so give II -
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-06
DR.. MOFFAT'S VEGETABLE
LEE MEDICINES

EAOSSESS qualities of the most mild and bsnc-
"A hcisl nature. They are composed Of atucles
the mast anti pruIrescenI, combined with ingredi-
sni. known as the only certain antidots for fevers
# cypiy description. When the disease is sroduc-
pa either from cold obstruction, bad air. sNampy
and damp situations. or, purid m,asm WHISTLER ma
lienaut OF endemic, or by other causes these med
iciaes are certain in their operation or effects
they are possessed Of peculiar qualities which not
only cxpel all disease but at the same time restore
aud invi sorate The system. When first taken into
the stomach they Immediately dihusc themselves
like vspor through every pore, producing effects at
once delightful, salutary. and permanent. When
the spark Of life begins TO grow dim, the citcula-
ton angud and the faculties para led. these med
icnes are found give tone to the nerves, ekh'l
ara,s tho animal spirits, invigorate tho body. and
roommate the whole man.
The LIFE MEDICINES have also been used
with the most happy success in Nervous and Dy'-
pep,ie discusses, Consumption. Asthma, Liver Com
plant, Rheumatism, lchEonic and iuhanmatory]
Dropsies, nc.
For full particulars the reader is invited TO call
al MIR. Mofiat's Office, 375 Broadway, N. Y. and
receive a copy Of the Medical Manual, designed as
q domestic guide to health published gratii,ously.
For sale, by WIN. DORSEY. Agent.
Martinsburg. Jan. 26th, 1913.
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nR. M0EEAI,s VEGETABLE

II IFE PILLS AND PHGNiX BlriERS
H every where acknowledged as the beat OF al
the numerous medicines that are offered 10 The
public DR. MoFfAI'S LIE PILLS and
PH GNIX BlTTERS are daily and hourly sus
tanning the sound reputation which they have hon
estly and uno.tentafiously acquired. No person
ever yet took them, fer shoI, period. with
being soperfectly satisfied with their effects up
on himself, as to recommend them to others. Dr.
Moifat beg. refer ell ~hs have not tried them, TO
the Good Samaritan, where the diseases which
they cure are stated, and their mode of operation
is desci bed.
The celebrated Life Pills and Phrnix Bitters
may be obtained, ahole sails and retail, nj his Of
flee. 375 Broadway. The retail price of the Life
Pis is IS cents per box, or in larger boxes at 80
cents and ST. The Phoenix Bii,ers are snldin bot
ties al 81 and a. each. DIR. MoHat considers it as
his d ny to publish the world any extraordinary
cure that may he communicated to him. BY adopt
ing this course, many Individuals, who mig other
wise give up in despair. are Induced tn profit by the
example OF others. Persons afflicted with any
complaint, or the friends Of such individual. are re-
spectfully invited TO call at his office, 375 Broad
way, New York. For sale by
WIN DORSEY, As'ni.
Martinsburg, Jan. Goth, 1913.
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DIR. MOFFAT'S LIFE MEDICINES

THNHE proprietor Of these mstchless specifics
Il while he has cause to feel the most unqual'-
fed satisfaction in relation 10 tina unparalleled pop
sarty and general they have obtained feels
strained by consider atoms disinterested as they
are sincere, to continue press them on tho con-
sideraton AMI ial of the public till no invalid and
no family in The whole compass, Of the Union' shall
bs without knowledge of them and their inesli-
mable virtues. The certificates which he Las her =
tofore published in almost countless numbers and
in reference to every possible variety OF disease
fully establish his medicines, beyond even tue pos
sibility Of doubt, as the most generally useful and
the most uniailingly efficient. Of all the medicines
of whatever descriptions, ever yet presented to the
world; and he feels that he is but doing bi, duty 10
his feow-ctizrns in urging item TO test Tor The m
selves the benefits TO be derived from his LIE +
FILLS and PHGNIX BiTTERS. His office is
Ut No. 375 Broadway, New York. For Safely
WM. DORSEY, Ageni.
Martinsburs, Jan. Roth, 1919
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FEVER AND AGUE.

UyHIS dissgrseable and very prevalent nervous
affection proceeds alone from the state of the
nervous system. affecting the stomach 1t is some
times easctuslly cured by sudden shock Other
operation upon the mind but no dependence can
be placed upon any remedy, except powerful ton,
ic action upon the stomach.
DIR. MoFFAT'S PHOENIX BITTERS and
LIFE PILLS haze btss happily used for tn
care ofFEvER & AGUE, with invariable success
DR. MoFFAT has lately received hom th'
West, where the disease prevails TO a considerable
extent indubable prools that his medicines ave u
high estimation there. as a speedy and steciua
cure OF il. He has unquesiionabe city reference
as to its high efficacy, in this dissgreesble afise
,ior which will be given on application at bis Of
hce, 375 Broadway, N Y. For sale, by
WIN. DORSEY, Agent.
MArdasbarg, Jan. 2Gth, 1913
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Fresh Teas, Groceries, &C.

ME undersigned takes this method of inform
Il ing his friends and the public geneia ally, that
he has ou band, at the Depot. the following aIti
cles, which he will sell low for CASH
Imperial lea, Gum Pr. do, Y Hyson do
Loaf Sugar. Porto Riro snd New Orleans Brown
Sugar. New Orlean. Molasses, prim- Rio Coffee,
and 81. Domingo do. Allspce. Pepper, Cheese,
Nutmeg, Cloves, Cinnamop, Crackers Cand!.s
Salt Petr-, ro'accp Bags aud BBgging. prime old
Spanish and Hf span. Segsr,, b, the half oai a.,
box. or by retail. and Madder, all of which wish
my fri. uds to call and
WASHINGTON KROESEN.
Nav 2 1910 IF
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TO THE WORLD.

rAN We for moment look upon our wide spread
~ and, and behold the fearful amount Of suffering
and disease that there exists, without feeling Of
painful sympathy arising in our hearts accompanied
with the desire Of bestowing relief II we possessed
the powerf No. we cannot; the human heart goes
forth to meet its fellow and extends to him the hand
OF sympathy, If nothing mote. This may soothe
but il will not cure. He still feels himself an oh
ject that is loathedhe still feels himself cipple
the anguish still fingers around his Pillow Those
at all familiar with tho history Of diseases caEnot
help being struck with the rapid increase Of that
pecu iiar race Of diseases Arising from an impure
slate of the blood habit Of the system. diseases
of the mucus tissue also OF the osseous and CLAN
dslar system, scIofula. cancerous ulcers and obsti
nate cuianeous eruptions. chronic eyes, and
disease Of the bones The chief cause Of their in
crease is owing to their being Hereditary, running
through whole families and spreading destruction
along their path. But for all these ills there has
medicine dawned upon the world and in
offering to the public this new preparation which
bss for its objeut the relief Of suffering humanity.
il becomes necessary stste upon what grounds II
puts forth il merits and the reasons upon which i,
founds its superior claims the attention OF the af
hicted, that all who require its use may fearessiy
rerose full confidence in its restorative virtues. -
But let us introduce readers particularly
10 this new preparation. which has already been
aanounoedts the public, nader tie rame Of SANps
sARsAP ARlLLA