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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-11

DOARDINGr SCHOOL.-IRvrSG INSTITUTE, Tar
ID rgtown New iok.-The Summer Session viii open
the st May next and tEe:e present about
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ONE PRICE HAT STORE 10 SiiaL'i its..
gG nsi e'aef 81 sye Il Hat 81 nt s Of e.
yer ich clnsly rseEie shGs orn iacliaafsgn .,
aet~s,y iadac study ec2ao .. 81 Soa s iii
artIcle dn-is, have Iso'E an g5i - f.1,ienabIe
Keep Up The appPara:ce o. 'is M BROWN & CO.,
70 rp,;b4rt-s:r~et, corner Of Hotta;=ee,.
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fz@ teouoray.-Tbe subscribu in accordance
w ;fs n' reduced bis soperioL m mia! 81 s ss
sE ~ ,r an rlsuf dress Hat aud viii adfa"-
,.onsIy st. sold IN iht city al s. " and s. ir ",
f q, .iy- satisfaction. Also constantly manufacturers
Ear and k Hats Of the best quality, latest patterns 4ad 81 N
lowest city prices Tor cash. An d0rnaent Of stet ana
Ctota Caps constantly on hand. j. w. RELLODG,
ms Inn No. ~ Canalst. c1ri~f o. J b2,nia-r.
HYDRAULIC LI3iE-Orders left "a; box 60 Ne
ehanics Exchange viii receive prompt atien''on fse
afa 800 . aBIjAa SMITH the only raaaaeae'aFe.'
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HoME will be published BY Mr.. Winchester
m Tuesday next.
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THE CATHOLIC HALF ORPHAN ASYLUM,
l. in Elevenh street. has used SHERMASs LozFHcES iot
the last years nth great benefit. Whenever III" children
haze coughs fey o ShermanS Cough ozenges cure item
tte tine If worms, one two doses OF ,hefInans
Worn Iozrues arr sure 10 DESTROY them Ia acr SherInan
Lozenges aye eyer wh the hapr2st results They
Lon. and known need additional
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Professor II Chernistrs, University Of Newly %
mig !aiyGrG
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WHOLE NO. $40.

a MEXICAN MUSEUM-Last week of the
n magnificent Model OF PARIS. Prof. J. CARNEY and
Son Will Trfo n their wonderful Gy nN>tics Mr. WIN
CHELI will appear seven new characters Mr. SHEER
NAN the beautiful Ballad Sim;er Miss ADEl:AIDk.
PHILLfPS the best DacSsuse IN America. \ LIVING
SEA DOG from Newfoundland. The ENORMOUS
SERPENT. III feet long. The Mclodian, Garanic Gold
and Sllse. Plating Alblo Lady, SEQ 600 CurioslteS-
Performance commences IN the Lecture Room at s
tlp!ss!oRo Museum and entertainments IS csntscliden
half tuce. GlyS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-05
THE PEOPL IS CANDIDATE
LON Enrzx -
F0R COUNTY CLERK,
JAM lie C. ON Err.

90 HIGHLY lMPORTANT-NEWS! NEWS!!-
The following English newspapers will be received, and
for sole at No. Ann street. and No Wall street. by the
subscriber, viz -
BelPs Life, Weekly Dispatch,
illustrated London News, Pictorial Times,
Punch, Sstrist,
Charles Winners American News Letter,
Irish Nation, Frsemans Journal,
With variety Others for sale Wholesale and retail,
by George Doel, General Agent,
M STEAMER BRITANNIA-The arrival of this
steamer anxously waited ior and also our are
this day obliged to their turn for Phslons Tubeose
shaving Tho beauty Of this article consists III its
entire adaptation TO 1.-THE end intended, working ON the
beard like n charm goiteniDg 1t ~ lew moments Its
CO the choicest kind free from strong
alb slies which pernicous tendency besides being
very Those who have used II, uhani
nous in pronouncng it decidedly superior to any Soap
they have used, and would not be without it on no
count II cheaper than any thing that is imported,
being sold at the low price three and FIVE shngs the
Gentlemen are respectfully invited to call and try ts
qualities at the Hair Dressing Saloon, ola Broadway,
pesite st. Panrs.
Sold wholesale and retail by Phalou, inventor, IA
Broadway and Brainard Co 10 Court ST., Boston.
n0-"A SEVERE HEADACHE" will entirely unfit
person from attending TO business of kind, and hum
dres of persons give up to it, and 60 to bed. f they
only acquainted with the astonishing virtues Of
Sherman's Ca phor Lozenges, which cure the worst
in very short time, well no relieve palpaion Of
the heart Sickness and affections OF various
kinds they would at resort TO them never be
without Them. BE on your guard and get the genuine
which sold only in boxes rs cents each the Doc
tors warehouse 100 S0ssSu street or az his regular
agents 40 Broadway IL Hudson street lSs Bowefv II
East Broadway, and iSs Fulton street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-05
Peru, y. A.
Correspondence Of the Herald

LIMA, PERU, May IL, lS43
Markets and Politics-Anempt at determinations
Bull Fight and Observation-Disclosures Fashionable
Women, &c.
The market, in general, is very dull at present,
owing TO the continue political disturbances, but the
new Government of General lgnatio de Pranco
holds out fair prospect of stability, and the hopes
are, that peace and tranquility will be restored to
this unhappy country, and We therefore, look for
ward in a few months to a brisk business when the
rainy season will allow persons from the interior to
come in
A plot to assassinate the President last night, was
fortunately discovered in time, and the impictatos,
numbering fifteen, were seized in the act OF recelv-
ing their compensation for the deed-$S0O0 Theyare
to be shot to-day in the public square 1t Is suppos
ed they were bribed by the orders OF the late Presi
dent, La Foente for the purpose of restoring him to
office In this city rain never falls 1t is most de-
ghtful climate, and with exception of he dew In the
morning and evening, in the months of June, July
and August, the weather is always the same-ther-
mometer 80.
Bull fights and the Italian opera are the only
amusements ahoat ] enclose you copy OF the
Limanian womens dress. You have of course
heard of their singular manner of showing but one
eye This is only in the days at night they wear
costlyChna shawls with their countenancss expos
ed They are generally of dark complexion, and
have very little beauty, but splendid forms and grace
full walk. I shall advise you from time to time of
anything worthy OF note.
Yours, &c.
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eertained; Philip Shelton, blacksmith, loss not
cerlalned; Gsret Barry, stable, building owned by
Mrs. West. Ii would be mere suoposition TO state
the value OF property destroyed. Arson House,
Who owned nearly all the buldngs was insured for
$1,000 The loss will fall severe upon him AL
though the buildings were of wood, yet the amount
received from the rents was quite considerable.
This Is the most destructive fire we have had since
the corflagration of Curts's buildings in 1870
Rochester ado Nou. %.
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METEoRIC SHOWERS According 70 the theories
Of Omstesd and Arago, we shall have recurrence
OF the phenomenon OF meteoric showers on the
sight Of the 18th or 18Th Of the present month so
that all who feel interest in witnessing this beau
nfu display, should be on the look out from twelve
O'Clock until day light on the nights mentioned II
is possible that may be seen on both Of the
aiphts stated, and perhaps, for week preceding OF
succeeding, according TO the condition of the at.
mosphere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-05

ANOTHER British OUTRAGE The schooner Sig
nal, at Gloucester from Bay Chaleur, brings the
crew OF schooner Commerce, OF Truro, which was
se2ed oy the British cruisers in of the harbOfs
on The pay. The Commerce was fine schooner OF
elghiy tons bnrthen, nearly new, and 10 heavy
loss TO her owners. We learn that she put in this
harbor IN cons' qnence OF damage received in a
heavy gale Of wind Being in mi. helpless condi.
ton, boats were sent 10 and captured her.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-05

EMIsRArIoN INTO CANADA.-This year TO the 2sth
ult 20 97I emigrsnts arrived at Quebec. Last year
43 700 arrived This shows great falling of in lets
| than twelve months.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-05

STEAM sEIP BRITANNIA had not reached Boston
at four o'clock Friday afternoon. She was then
out fifteen days, being two days over due. We
may, therefore, lock for her news at an early hour
this morning
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PnoTAeE.-The New Jersey Pilots brought into
port last month A vessels OF which 80 boarded
out of sight OF land, and piloted out 3s-beiDg a
large months business. Among the vessels
brought IN by one o. me pilots sOap, J j. Chap
took the wind ahead Just alter crossing the bar and
beat up round the s. W. Spit-an unusual achieve
ment.
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YORK HERALD.
,cw ) crk, sunday, November 5, is4s,

% We shall receive by the Britannia, and have for
sale this Office. all the foreign papers, together with
London illustrated papers all Of the latest dates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-05

DUEL AT VIcKsBURe The two editors al Vick..
burg amused themselves on the 2ih inst by ex.
changing shots with rifles al so PAGES. No body
was hurt and the affair was made up.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-05

LITTLE TOO BAD.--Ths militia law of Rhode
Island does not exempt females from performing
military duty, and several have been arrested and
confined for dlsobsylng said law.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-05

THE CABMET.-The Hon. Charles A. Wcklife,
Postmaster General, arrived in Washington last
Thursday evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-05

MR WEBsrKR.-Ths distinguished politician and
Statesman returned to this city on Friday evening,
after successful mission TO Washington for the
purpose OF setting the Punch and Judy Cabinet
10 proper motion for month"; TO come. He lett yes-
terday afternoon in the boat Tor Boston, to prepare
10 The retirement OF Marshfeld, the great speech
which he is to deliver at Andover on Thursday next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-05

Destructive FIRE IN RoCHEsTER-.SrxTEEN
BUILDINGS BURNKD!-About half past two O'Clock
this morning, Mr.. Jacob Shaw, on Main street,
was aroused by a person who informed hin that
he was all on fire; and 30 rapid the conflagra-
ton that it with great difficulty that he escaped
with his sons lad OF seven years, saving not even
his most valuable papers, money or clothes. The
flames extended TO Brewsters store, on 81 PauPs
street, aud to Church street on the east. The prn-
cjpal sufferers, commencing on the east, arei-B
Flanders who saved his DDS; the building OF sma
value; E. p. Powers az Co, goods mostly saved;
G. Rorck, shoe store, goods saved; T. NJ Walker,
barber shop effects all destroyed-loss about 800
Jacob Shaw, grocer, goods all lost, who had va
liable stock, he estimates at So 300 insured In lhe
Etna for SI, 800; Alexander ~ Billing, groces
mostly saved-loss covered by insurance }
Blossom, auc ion store, goods saved; e. bardwel'
grocer, goods saved; Horton " sharp, unners'
goods saved; A. Sempe, grocer, loss not asceI
aimed; u G.. Squire, harness and saddle msker
goods mostly saved; Ball Alley, loss .1 nwee, o.
the bni1dng, upon which he had an insurance o.
$500; r. " J. Goodrich, livery stable, loss not az
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and her husband never sad word about it. The ladies
did not get angry about 1T; kissing not much in
fashion the house Williamsburg; the time kissed
the dozen and half Especial OCCASION "a laugh
can't say positively that have walked on alone win
Mira Van Co other gentlemen kissed Mrs Van Cot and
the other dozen and half without any one being angry
annoyed Mrs. Van Colt did not do any thing violent
10 us for kissing her; it was matter of course.
WILSON FsRhAN sworn.-I have kno wn Mr.. and MIS-
Van Colt for about five six yesrs;I booksellers
have met them at balls, and at their own house;
met folhemu on the day which he gave his testimony
heres he said he would believe Van Colt under oath
on the matter of business.
A long discussion here to the right Of the
plaintiff TO 20 into this testimony. The Court decided
against the plaintiff and then adjourned until Monday
at half past ten O'Clock, A. NJ.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-05
SHER NJ ANS
WORM LOZENGES.

IAROVED in more than 400 900 cases to be in.
faIble; the only certain worm destroying
medicine ever discovered Many diseases aiise
from worms and occasion long and intense suffering
and even death, without their ever being suspect.
ed; grown persons are very often afflicted with
them and are doctored for various complaints with
out amy benefit when one dose of these Lozen-
gers would speedily cure them
DR.. Gaien Hunter, los SIKH Av, knew child
I that was cured Of fits by these Lozenees, after
three wears suffering and nothing else would give
the least relief He has used them in his practice
for the last two years in several hundred cases. and
alu avs with success. A boy on board OF one Of
the Havre Packets cured OF fits by only one
dose OF them.
4 Mr.. Lorins w. Gross, 96 Fulton st., cured three
4 OF his children Of worms BY one box.
! Capt Coffin, Of Nantucket, cured his child
wears old bv only three doses; he had been given
/ M b, the physicians as incurable and was fast
wasting away being almost reduced To a skeleton
The doc,ors could not tell what allied The child and
the father in reading the symptons of worms.
thought possibly they might be the cause OF all the
difficulty and ntly applied 10 Dr. Sherman
who gave him box of his Worm Lozenees: after
the FIST dose the child ran to his father frightened
at the large quantity Of worms that came from
him. He is now as well and hearty as any child
and no doubt has been saved from an early grave
by only three doses of these Lozenges.
M ]. Murphy, 80 North ST., Philadelphia, was
applied to by poor woman whose daughter, z
years old, had been sick for nearly three years
her stomach was as large as a grown erson's beI
arms and legs so swollen that she could not walk
help herself, although she could eat as much
laboring men. Two celebrated doctors
had exhausted their skill without any 1t; the
father had spent ell he could raise and so dis
couraged be abandoned all idea of doing any thing
more for her, and looked to death alone, to take
her out of her misery Mr.. Murphy believing il a
nf l.,r. -, r. :. -
enges, and in two days she returned with JOY beam
ing in her eyes. and said the Lozeages had saved
her chld'.li The 6rstdose brought away nearly
pint OF worms in one living mass she afterwards
counted over 800 that were discharged. besides
the mAss-which she could not count. The child
was literally eaten up with them--anor. living
witness of The almost miraculous efficacy OF Sher-
mans Lozerges
DIR Zabriskie, l6 Duane St. has used them in
over7O0 cases, somenf them OF the most alarming
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-05

&
wears nave np~ e,apse' SINCE ~ hhs
~ sEoE ApIh : iL . were hfst 'h'teducen
70 ,ne Puoi'e soy : 'ae su'es' ses' y 'uer
N't'"e 'a' =" Z" az ny ~ ,''e'e "
'he'n SOY We" eoy ot'e' - P''ls what
ever "a ',ie nRoWH wo'd' - 80 ~ so ~ tNe
'ege'aoie - ios seen s''"' 80 az p'e,
eueA'' me ais' sea' y ~ "qeu,su
suoosaha W 1891 - ma, .'',,N 70
iouf'n 70 70 ~ ~ ,i.e 49, go
JUL eoseo, ouf'hg WINCH oiasrs ~ a''e
aushtiiy o. Two uNiaohs % oo~,s ~ 'es1'seu'
ana dSY td'hiied al me ss'aon ,ii"e"| i"eso
iact SPEAK more 70 'het iaNo, 'ha" 'o's'es VI
mere eulogy' tor though an nnoess'Sihg msu'e,ne
may possibly oe forced mo Fopuiaty oy uo"pe
means, such as hciitons cei''hesies shn tle pNe,
l. sure TO loose us no'd on pubhc favor ~ taPiog
as u uate u, tor intrinsic virtues aione ea1 s'aed
the ordersl Of public opinion and judgement Tor ans
length OF time. Hence the geneiaI'y 81 neNg
discovered medicines have but on ePheme,a' eAis-
tenee--iheir reputation goes Up 'Ne ioese'' ana
down Ike the steA-and hence ihe reputation ana
the sale OF these piis continues 10 ihctsases Tor
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-05

vHNH L undersigned, having returned from tou
IL through the Western and southern cues
would inform his old customers and tne pSI'l, w
CARPENTER BUSINESS, in oil its various
branches Ia The latest and mos: fashionable man
MOI. BaIders and others can be furnished With
nlan.and drawings a, the shortest notice, with or
vitboui bills OF Lumber. lie can be found at all
,;mes. M his old residence, at the west end OF
Burke Street, where he hopes toreceive share OF
public patronage.
November IS, l84i.-u
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-05

aenfly cure diseases having their cgnin impure
state Of the bleed and deprsved condition Of the
zenefsi ccnsfitzfioa, viz: Scrofola or kirgs Evil
il it, VARIOUS forms; Rhsunafisn, obstinate eufs.
neous sruptions, bl0rcbes. biles, pimp'es, pus.
rules on the face, chronic eyes. fipgworn o.
t.ltef, scald head, enlargement and rein Of the
b5nes snd Joints. stubborn ulcers sypLi tic s!mP
toms, diseases arising from injUdicieus use Of
mercury. female defgnsemtnis and other similar
complaints
Tie public are respectfully requested 20 rernem-
Der that il IS Sands Sarrapaiia that has and Is
consfaasly achieving such remarkable cures 81 tie
nost diffe ult class Of diseases which the human
ia ne il u5;eci and ask f3r Sands Sarssr atills,
and lake other.
Pref AIRED end sold wholesale ard retail, snd for
exporistion, By A. B. SANDS s. co, Druggists
and Chemists. Granite Bsildings, No. 273 Broad
sey, corner Of Chambers street, New York.
G. & c. w DOLL. Agents. (by specisl ar
pontmeni Of the proprietary for Martinsburg ard
vicinity Price : per boiile; six bottles for s.
Msy H. lS43
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-05
Fancy Goods.

w respectfully invite the attention of the La.
w dies to our very beautiful assortment o!
Balzarne Lawns, French printed Lawns; Mousse
LANES de Lame; French Bombazins; Lace Mus
Inns; Imperial Robes; Ginghams; Calicoes; Flo
renee Braid Bonnets; French Lace and Shell Al
bert Bonnets: artificial Flowers and Ribbons; Par
asols; Swiss, Jackonet, Null, Book and Cambria
Muslins; sup. Kid Mohar, Silk e. Cotton Cloves
silk, worsted, Cashmere and cotton Hose fig d.
and plain Silks; black and cold Italian Grapes;
Ladies' Cravets; linen cambria Handkerchief;
Laces and Edgings; black Love Hdkfs and Wells,
&c. &c. all of which we will sell cheap,
NAV 49, j. w. a. B. Il. BOYD.
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BLOOD! BLOODN BLOOD ~

"Be ye purified in your Blood
And health will attend you"
HOW ia the Blood to be purified Thousands
II Il can answer this question who know from
actual experience, that SsrsaParlla, Vegetable or
Blood Pills cure gddness, drowsiness, singing IN
the ears, remove bile from the stomach, cure pain
in the side and head, and are the most pleasant
pill for costiveness that have ever been offered.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by SETH S.
HANCE, corner Of Charles and Pratt streets. Bal
tmore, and by
WIN. H. HEsLETINE & CO.,
Marttasburg, Va, aud
Msy25. 1913. G. w. ROBBINS, Hedeesville.
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M % gp 4 1S3 ,

TIME undersigned, Administrators of John X.
Il Wilson, decd, request all persons having
claims against the Estate to exhibit them-and all
indebted to the deceased, or 90 the firms of Will
son e. Anderson and John n. Riddle g. Co., to pay
the amounts respectively owing.
The character and magnitude of the estate will
make it properfor the undersigned TO wind up their
administration with as little delay as possible.
JOHN STROLLER,
GEORGE DOLL Jr.,
January 6. l642-tf Administrator.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-05
VIM. Il. Baker,

A5P9PO52lsgi3W Asp LAW,
HAVlNG permanently located in Chsrlestown
IL will practice in toe Superior and Inferior
Courts of Jefferson, Berkeley, Frederick and
Clarke.
Collection Of claims promptly attended TO.
Office one dooS southeast OF I, c. Sigafoose'
store.
December 9. I84l-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-05

rgyo A CONsUMPIlyE YOUNG LADY
4 On Lady 10 ucs leave us now,
We csnt afford 70 spare sou.
Let not the cold damp on your brow,
From this fair world scare you
We love you 10 the Woodland sweet
And by the moonlight shore.
But nost Of all in Market street,
10 our own Baltimore
Then don't sweet maid depart 50 soon.
While there is every chance
IL rescue beauty from the ton.ti
Oh fly TO our friend HAscE-
fai Love and Art have both combined,
70 make hin skilled and handy.
10 save the fsirest Of mankind.
If thes viii use bis CAspY.
Pfiee Is cents per package, or five for ! FoI
sale by SETH S. HANCE, corner Of Charles and
Peat SITS Baltimore, and by
WI II. HESLErlNE & CO..
MartiHsbHrg, Va. and
Nav 25 G. w ROBBINS, Hedge-yille
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NOTICE.

4 LII person indebted 10 the late firm Of Wilson
N & Doll, either by bond, note or open account
are requested to come forward and settle the same
Immediately, as the subscriber is required to settle
up the business of the concern with the least pos
sible delay.
GEORGE DOLL. Jr.
November 3, l8i2. Surriving Partner.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-05
AT the New Store

AT the New Store
TNNHE subscriber offers for sale French Lawns,
II latest STYLES; Mousselaines de Laine, do dol
Black, and Blue Black Silks;
--latest styles Figured Plaid Silks;
Satin stripe Blue Black Silk, splendid art-
Gle for Ladies dresses;
Large and small Silk Shewls;
And a large assortment of Calicoes, and other
goods for Ladies'.
And he has for gentlemen, fine assortment oil
Cloths, Csssimeres, vestings SC &c.
He has and is still receiving, from his agent in
Baltimore goods of every description. And as
his entire stock is and bought at the lowest
market prices, he is determined to sell them at
very small advance, and if any is wanting that he
has not on hand, he will order it from his Agent
in Batmoie, put himself to any trouble to oblige
his friends and the public generally
D. Z. SHIPLEY.
MAY 10, I943
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= ARsAPAsfLLA or BLOOD PILL

g ARsAPARfLLA or BLOOD PILLS. tot
- Purifying he Blood and curing DgsPrPsia
A few doses Of these Pill4, taken 10 esaeuate the
bpwels freely. and ihcn regulated 80 as % keep
the bowels slightly open. will care the ~ofst cases
Of Dyspepsia. price IS cents per box. For safe
b, SETH S HANCE. corner OF Charles end
pfa,t streets. Baltimore, sud by
WM H. HESLEflNE & CO.
Ma,tnsdurg IA, ana
Ney e5. 1873. G. W ROBBINS. HejsesyilIe
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h . CO.
TO FARMERS,
NILLERiS IND OTHERS.

II HAVE taken the Warehouse of Mr.. jacob
IL Swsrtz, at the Rail Road. and have connected
the FORWARDING AND COMMISSION with
the GROCERY BUSINESS. Flour and other al
tices of Produce entrusted to my care, will be for
wsrded Immediately with moderate charge
JOHN JAMESON.
September l. 1912.