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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-20
ROBBERS ARRESTED, We learn from

ROBBERS ARRESTED. We learn from
tho llag, rstpwE (Md.) News that on
Saturday last, nathan II. Cramtr ia.
cob Bowar and O h. KIM, were arr ST.
e / for picking he ocket a Thomas Bot
tlrr OF S39l. Another individual, nam
e. Samuel Hose. who WAS lnvit' ~ par
take Of tho sIoils, turned Sthe's eVIt ence,
an disclosed the whole matter. Sever
al ether rohber es were confessed to-
Th'ir mude OF artion was to drink with
the plrties until they became too much
lntix,cat d to take care of themselves,
and then Tighten them If their | ose
ch nge. Cramer and Boward were com
mtted for trial, and King held to bail for
his appearance at court"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-20

FRaM cHiLt-Capta,r Posi-. passenger in The
snip Chill. a, Boston from Valparaiso, Which place
he left the list Of April, reports that OR pres
ent Minister to the government OF Chill, john
FtSpLkros Esq has obtsined Indemnity for
property belonging To citizens Of be United S'a'es.
So zad long time since, TO the amount Of 5000,
600, to be paid IN nstalre n's Of $50 geo eneh
Tho frs, instalmen, is already on its wsy 10 the
Unitsd States. Thomas Il Perkins. Esq. Of Bos.
too !. the largrs, holder.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-20

LowELL.--They make nearly mi',ioh
and quarter yards Of cotton c'"th a, Lo'
well per week, empl y 5000 OPERATIVES,
(6375 females) and use $4,000 lbs. Oh
aw cotion per week. TIE annual a,
NOM, Of raw cotton used is q, sos, 600
pounds, (enough TO load so ships Of $50
tons each) and # cotton manufactured,
70. CTS, olo yards--l0o pounds Of cotton
will produce 40 yards Of cloth,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-20

Mr.. Iloratio Grernough has well
written paper 10 the Democratic Review
on American Ant, IN whrch he pays Pow
ors, tie sculptor, from CInciunsii, tn
compiment OF saying hat the "seres Of
portraits which came from his hand, du-
ring tie three or four years previous To
his / aving this country, are unparalleled
by any mndern W, rks in that class, which
lie Mr.. g. has sem" Powers rs nav
snon Ia send hom" his Eva work which
is 10 secure his fame at least.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-20

One Of 'he ed tors of the Louisville
Journal, writing from Boston, says: ain
spite Of Mr. Webster, thu why's of cd
Mass chus It's are Wings still, and almosl
without exception they are N favour Of
the election Of Mr.. Cay. Clay has ben
nominated by one State convention OF
Mas. a, huspi,s, and he s the Nominee oI
Massachusetts sill. am told, on the
b. ST auth Iity, that 1t The late convent n
al Wore ester, TO select n cnnd d tie for
the office OF Governor, nne ont Of ten
of those present, had the occasion b EN- a
proper orr, woald have weed + r h $
nom nation. - You may set il down as
rrria that Massachusetts will send a
Cl@y delegate TO the Wing National Con-
vcution, and of course you may st il
down ms certoin tn It her vote will be cast
for hun n lS44.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-20

had ben Tolitely and kindly rendered by
our venerable and esteemed friend, Lewis
Wernwsg, Esq. The ceremonies of The
The day were o ensd wlh frrvent and
touching app aiioite Throne II Grace, by
Mr.. Saunders. v ho thought stranger a.
mongsi Us, proves hiuseli good Ssm,r
ilar, an6 real lover OF good works. AZ
ter which, the Declnr ltipn oflndepeGden e
ras read in verv clear snd impressive
manner by J seph r. White, Esq. The
Presd ut OF the day, Rev R. NJ. Lips
comb, then introduced to thf people Jan es
F.. Stewart, Esq. Of harrisburg, who IN
clear, iorelble and elpqu Mt style show
Ell 90 the vast crowd oi people VITO bad
ass mbit 90 tbr occasion, tn great i'm.
portance uf The prn iples hich h d been
pu. forth 10 the world on this ba'lowt d
day. b. the b ino'e Ell aud illuslr Gus fathers
Of Columbia Up lnted out most l'aily the
duty # every Amer an ~ aiding 10 per
pe,uaie those punctpl s.; aud pfov.d TO
thu sqilsf ,ctop 81 ev ~ on. the inca Gu
able value Of Temp rance as great and
powerful instrument in pres r,ing for our
desc ndauts the precious boon # hb rty
and qualify.
James l.. Davis. ESQ. of Buckeystpwn,
Md., WIS thtn INTRO uced ~ the AUDIENCE
by tn Pre.id. nj of the day. When lsty
that Mr.. Davis M. st ell quently, fofcbly
and elinaly, DETECTED the blessings Of to.
iaI abstinence, and the horrors OF sspa-
tion, have a in fact n'ahipg-it we're
absolute folly, Messrs. Editors, for me 10
attempt 10 give gu the ie'niest i6ea Of
tbs silenid fort Of the gallant Davis.
The hearts Of his hearers con a, ne feel
what cannot write. Next eau e the ven
erabIe Nr. S,nders living picture efthe
'old man eloquent his appeal 10 behalf
oil The Temper. nee cause was BEAUTIFULLY
tpuching and convincing.
All hands, old AID young, great and
sma !. were lh nvt d T. paft4 Ike Of the
boua'ifuI fe st prepared by the commute
Of Arr ngrmehts.
Al night We had splendid fight Of
signal ockets, for h;ch iteat we wer-
indebted IT, the pol teness of Major Cieig
the q, nilemanly SUI erinendent Of tn
United States Annoy. And must rot
forget 10 uenten National Salute Of 26
guns at noon, by the veteran Butter and
his IL pouuder.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-20

The SECRETARY OF THE NAvY.-Thr
Ba umore Sun OF Friday states, that from
private lrtt'r from Washington receIv.
ed IN BslIim r. Thursday night, il may
now be gard d $ certain, thar Mr.. Hen
shaw, of Massachus, It's, vii take charge
OF the Navy Dep rtm,It, aud ttal h as
tx ected IN W asl ington en- Thursday.
Nj. tlcushaw has bctn leading poll
ucian IN Massachusetts for a number OF
years having been, It is sad, CIa%tord
man in lS24-is dist ngulshed as an able
political essayiSt and literary reviewer,
and i, man of business habits. HIS To-
cally rusues familiarity with navigating
aud commercial interests, AMI ar rds an
earnest of successful administrator #
Naval Affairs.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-20
THE FOURTH AT sMITHFlELD.

Was celebrated IN highly interesting
and appropriate snner corGing 10 pre-
vious arrangement. At halt past I'D o..
c'ock 4 procession WAS formed by the
Marshal Capt. j. F. SMITH. aud march
d 10 the Union Church, where after the
usual Ger. monies had cen gone throua h
W IT, Ire Decl raton OF ln9eps ndence was
+ al by DR.. NJ. P. NILSSON; ans an TO-.
qnf Mt and thrilling address delivered by
Mr.. q. w. J. CoPP lite If New Harp
h r..
The procession was then ro-fi rm d ard
marched sboat tAree quarters Of NIL"
north of the Town to tn "'PresI's Spring"
on the hunks # the Opequon, wi ere IA
sumpu US rel at WIS pr prrfd by the ell
zens # tn pllc" and nalehaorhond, Of
wiish atoul 800 p"rs rs par'o' k. Att'r
the cloth was removed, Mr.. Benz. VIII
SON, President, and WM. P. FLoop ard
SEBASTIAN EAry. E,qs. V. Prrsi4 ,t,,
'ook their seats, when the Tu,.s,s were.
with tie purest water, dunk.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-20
AItXAND,,iA CANAL.

The People Of Alexandria are making great
preparation, to celebrate the opening Of ther Gu
and Ohio Canal at Georgsto~n. The yaiioos
tta8cs ard associations have called meetings d
,her members for the purpose OF Joining the ei'i.
1Sns in the affair.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-20

Omo.-Grn. Joseph Vance has been
nomlnted Tor Conpr, IS by he Wings OF
III fiurth copgres,ioi al district OF Ohio.
General Vance was lnim rIy N Coner SIS
and more recently has teen Governor
of the State.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-20
DIVIDENDS.

The Bank Of the Valley has declared = ssmi-aa
uual dividend Of three and fourth fer cent, three
per Of which is TO be raid to stockholders.
the remainder 10 pay bonus TO the Sint-
The Washington County Bank, al Willausgort,
NJ ! , ha. declared half yearly dividend Of three
per cent
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-20
yuE STEAMSHIP COLUMBiA

This hae vessel one of the English mail steam
eva between Liverpool, and Boston and Halifax,
was wrecked on the "a inst. on ledge Of rocks
near Sea Island, Nova Scotia, and it is said Will
be a tota, loss. All the passengers with their bag
gage, gotten of safe. The ship, is reported
To be nssreh in London.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-20
From the Boston Transcript Of Thursday oJ
israO0H,

THE COLUMBIA HAS NOT BEEN GOT OFF
but is tot | wreck, as We lie IN from pas
sergerS on board tn, sieam'r Penrbscot
when arrived at this port to-day, about
o'clork, from ST. Jotn.
We learn from the St. John IN. b. J
News, of yesterday, tina, the steam Mar.
gnrer, which had sailed to tue assistance
Of the Columbia, arrived in Halifax al
3 o'clock IN Friday, with the mails AM
passengers of the lll.fate Steamer, and
The sad tidin.s that the Columbia would
become total loss.
All The passengers baggage and parts
Of the engine we're saved The ship as
driven upon the rocks five (ett above high
water mark. When the Margaret lelt shr
was sinking by her bows, cert III to go 10
pi.ce
Tne passengers and mails of III" Column
hia were 10 lie C, nvcyed to England N
the reserve steamer Margaret to sail on
Sunday or Monday.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-20

The editor of thtt STIRLING Wing Jour.
nal, thu Boston Atlas, has received from
tie Clay Club Of ST. Louis a hanhsone
hickory W liking STICK. II is mounted
with git plate d head, with the repre>en
taton of the American ensign, su3p'rt d
by two cllsped hands. Over t is inscrib-
ed the name Of HENRY CLAY. On the
QUEER margin are these words: "For
President of the U. S in ls44. Henry
c ay-Nut f h mself but Tor his coun
tgy."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-20

BRITISH EXPLORING EXPEDITION
TIE British shirs Erebus mi Terror
WIRE at St. Helena May 20,h, bound TO
Ascension, Braz /. end England. These
ships have teen absent years exploring,
and had penetrated to latitude 7e 10
south.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-20

Ia the sixth cong essianal district OF II.
linois, MIR. Walker The Wing, and Mr..
Hoge the Locofoco candidate for Congr. SIS,
are stunt ing il toy Their, and debating
The PRINCIPLES Of the two parties. Set
down that district Wing, certain. II the
two champions meet, the Wing will con.
quer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-20

The LaTEsT.-A q, nileman rode up 10
rublic house in the county, and asked,
"Who is the mes'er Of tbs house 7" II
am, sir" replied 'hs Landlord, my VIE
has been dead about three weeks"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-20
THE FOURTH AT HARPRRs FERRY


The 9Th Anniversary Of the birthday
of Am rem Independ' nee has pass G a.
way VS., the 4Ih Of July, 1913, is mum
bered with tie u ings that were; not s.
tn tie the glonous. The jnyuus achieve
m MS of tn ay. The good p-nI lie Of
H ,rpers Ferry will long, very long, re-.
member it as the most pleasant and de
gtful 4th they have ever witnessed.
St'i br ght AMI fresh III our memories are
the gluwing r.colertIons OF TIE day. We
commenced the day, with iappy h"arts,
OVERLOOKING with graf tude mud lhanksglv-
ing. f. st to the Auth n of Ill gond, FIR the
many blessings which he has permitted us
as a p ope to enjoy; and 81 condIy, To our
heroic and no IL sres, who had 81 gnl-
lantly and so d. ariv purch ,sed with T. cir
hest blood, The liberty winch we their sons
enjoy.
The celebration Of the 4lh, at this place
was I'll arranged by on, cold wut,r men.
Til ir Cumntt uf arrangements mad
tverv prepgr T., n that leart could d SIRE.
The day WIS ush"red IN by morning sa.
lure from the United Stat tw I've poun
der, under tie comment Of Cspt. John
Butler, coured veteran n Ihr employ Of
the Gpvernn eut, IA worthy remnant OF
Decqtur's brave and faithful crew. Al
half D s. 8 o'clock, a. NJ, lbe Cnirf Mar
shall, Mr.. John G.. Wilson, aid lis srv-
.ral Aids, headed by the 'Amat, " Bnni,
ma CHI, nrross The Potomac brdset 10 the
Maryland shore, whore IN, y received the
Warrington County, Nd. Totb Abs'i
n'nce Society. Wh" we're accompanied by
IN exc,ll,n ut brass band, tyl~d the Rhors-
vide Amateur Band. The Chiet Marshal
N The name OF the Tottl Abs'inencr Sor-
cites Of Hurpers- Ferry, tender d TO ih' m
in very happy mann r. hearty VIZ.
gInla W. Tome, winch was fully seconded
by he loud ch' er,ag of all prescott th y
were III, n escorted to the Virginia 81 ore,
where tn were smssed Tor shpIt
time IN or er 20 serve them with refresh.
IN mis-. AT o'clock, the line was form
ed in front Of thu United States Arsenal,
and very large and imposing Procession
moved through tn" principal streets Of the
town, and halted in a pleasant grove on
tn. Island Of Vrgipius, the use of which
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-20

UGLY QUKsTIoNs TO ANSWER. The
Pay State Democrat propounds the follow.
ing difficult qat st'ons 10 ,hr Post WA
amonz this administration can be trusted
by the den.o crncy as an advocate of ID II
high prime les, aud favorer of,heif just
and liter i measures Of governments which
Theses princ pes demand Is II Jeho TY'
Ter, the traitor to his avn party, the dupa
Of his own associates Is i John G.
Spencer, the traitor to his party, TO Mr.
Clay, and to tie very man no has pla-
ce him where he is. and pos his con.
fdente in hm lsit the W higs, Upstur
aud Wickhhe, or de pol tIeal traders,
Henahaw aud Pouer 7 Trere is not one
of them that would not ocfiice he D N
ocrplie parry in IN m nj for the purpose
oi cerrying out their own selfish views,
md gairing strength for thems' Ives.
r ere is 10 hing III II to be- ex ected from
il adm nstration in he way Of support
ing democratic measures or prnclples,
except so far as venai and time-serving
poiey may dictate for the purpos4 OF de-
ceiying and bctraying the parry"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-20
NEWS OF THE DAY-MR. 1iLGR IN IHE
FIELD.

flLLD.
Mr.. John Joars is man Of spunk.--
TIL uph kicked out Of the Dempcra' by
tie Globe, he Will net stay XII k. d. llls
las, paper contans the following mp r.
tant nnnunCi6t on:
ORGANIZE! ORGANIZE!
We notice with great Qualification That
the frjcnis Of Mr.. Tyler, in every part Of
Union. are preparing TO organise for the
coming Presidential election on brua
mocratic bass, having for their ma n
OH .ct the pes nation Of Mr.. Fyl RS
nalne to the constellation Of thu country
Tho Republican party and the National
Convention. whose duty Il viii be IN May,
1914, 10 designate candidate for t e
sulfrages of the Republ cans.
Ttis IS Us it should be.
The friends of Mr.. Van Buren, have
sir adv in existence the cd organic tion
unler which t5ey fought in 1910. The
friends Of Mtssrs. CaIhoup, Johnson,
Cass, AMI Buchanan. are every 81 ere
organizing with view to bring forward
III merits of their r spective lavarltrs
and press cir names upon the drl,bera-
tons Of the National Convention.
The ri nds Of Mr.. Tyler owe it to
thems Ives to lie up and doing in tie
cause Of her favorite, in order that we
may be h, ard in al he political m etnss
of lr party, and in the General Conven-
ton Of Baltimore.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-20

The London Shipping Gazette stats
,hat sawdun produced from mahogany,
IA, been u.ed in the sdulteTaton OF coffee
. a, cJuurry, TO the cxtan, Of 400 tons.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-20
BRgor HAig and Courier Ezra,


Loss OF THE STEAMSHIP COLUMBIA -
We lean by passengers VIII arr,sid ~
the Eastern stage last evenirg, thai Capt.
s. X ndrck, OF sma =, hoon,r, arns, q
al ELLSWORTH on Friday forenoon, bring
ing |, tiers from the Hon. Abbott Law.
rem, for the mail, for perfuI ming "hich
service ut tn speed S, p SIS b uu.e, he
was paid one hund ed dollars.
He repurts t the Columbia, on her
pass g fir I'm Boston 10 Halifax, on Sun.
day noon, in tuck fog, run on 10 Black
Ledge, near Sea Isl4nd, off the coast Of
Nova Scotia, at high water.
There were number Of fishing yes
seIs 10 The vicinity, that took The passen-
gers, mails an baggage on TO the man
land. AS the Tide receded, the steamsh 4
co nmenced breaking u, aud a, three o.
clock, The ll'ae Gap,. X. left, it was sup
"os.-u she would be total loss.
Cnpt. K. was emlluy' d by Hon. Alb
lott l. ,wrencr, OF Is 'stun, who was pes
sang r in The Coiuu bra. To take letters t
tho nearest port in Maine. He land' a
Ellswo tn us before stat d, and the tlef'
Will 20 on to Boston in the same mail Will
Ills slip.
There was one man missing. 6ut aheth
er lost or 1 could not be ascertilned.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-20
Froa, the Bsssoa .Atlas.
loss 1HE STEAMER COLUMBIA.


1t iswilh feelings Of deem regret thai
We sr~ uod-r the Necessity, this morning
of announcing the loss al the Bulish MAJ
81, amer Columbia, Capt. Sh ,nnon, y hlcf
5 lied from this port The lsI inst She va
wrrekt d, as will be sen by The accounts
hich We prs Mt b low, uron Back
Ledge, near Sea Isl nj, N. s., on her
passage TO Ilslifax. Al h-r PISS myers,
among VIII m was he Hon. Abbott Law
r, nee, of this city, with his laiy and
dsugbter, We're safe. The ,esssl was
gong 10 pieces WHEN the Sc homer Il al
brought The IN elhgence lett her, and
would be total wreck.
We have been fsvofed by the polite
ness OF P. Abbott Lawrence, Esq, with
a leler firm the II n. Abbott Lawrence,
to his family Ia Bostin, giving the lui'
ariicuars o this INF rIunaie occurrt NJ e
and We ave also tnotneI itit from
Li-m. Parsons, the msll agen, OF tie Cu
,uInli,, Ga Gee. w. Gufd,n, Esq, 2 81
master of Boston, wtich ht has kindly all
love as I us-. Both III, Sc ltti'ts ere
wriltea in or hast, md s~e ieee'ved
them 4 q II hour lsst evening, W. pub
lish then Just os ,h ) came 10 hard.
The inel g"uce Of this calamity was
forwarded TO B son by S. r. Lyman,
Esq, Postmaster 1t Portland, by special
Express.
We are inf rm int the is, at Hal
fax, an eXtfa steamer, tie Margaret, .
v, ssel OF 500 ar 800 l., ms, and OF over
800 h' rss power, kept there expressly to
ire I such exigercies rs the loss OF the
Couml ia, ind capable Of carrying for
ward her mails aud passengers. The
Marg,ret vii unquestlonably be DIS.
patched immediately from Hslilax to Liv-
erpool, taking The mails, and such passen-
gers as may Prefer to go forward in her,
IN preference TO awaiting the sailing OF
the Illbefnia. The latter vessel it Will
be receliected, leave this port for Liver
pool, VII Halifax, on Sunday hext, lGth
instant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-12
SIIEfsMAN,S
C0U HEH LQZ e EGES.

4 RE the safest, mast sure and cfiectra rom
4 n edy Tor coughs, c poS. consEmpilon WHO'D
Plug congh, asthma. iIghfn SIS of ihe t.uncs or
chest. &c. The pro1rictCr his never knavva an
instance where they dad not 1--WE perfect sauzfac-
ton.
Over 400 persons have given their namcs
within the last year Inference of the won
derful virtues 81 the cough lozengcs. The, cur.
all rec mt cases IN a fcx hours seldom rcquIrin,
more than one day TO entirely eradicate the mo 1
distressing ones.
MrG + Matthews, Caroline 81 suffered I,
year with hare, tight cough, pain in the side
spiftng of Blood AMI ali Ia. usual SYM toms OF
consaHi ton The Lozcnges r.l'eveL him iinn,e
iiaieiy, aud an few weeks him 10 ~, RECT
health. lie says they urc the greatest medicine
IN the world.
Dr Zabristie. Is Duane ST, has used them in
T90 case5, some of hem of the mo 81 alarnite
character. and ALWAYS vii he greatest success
A young lady OF Is years old was supposed TO be
dcriine; several Pm, sicians n q attended
her "a gwen her up Incurahlc She had a
distressing cough, was weak she could not All
up hut few minutes ~ time, and had every
appearance of speedy dissOlntiun. On the brin
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new hie-she perscvcrcd. aud less th n { ,ar boxes
restored her IL perfect health. The &c L.ozelYe,
saved her from al untnnely reathl
Macy persons have compiained OF bein-
humble eyed out other dollars by cough syrups'
candies. they arr not quE ed to purchase two or
SIX dollars worth. Neiy often one 20 cent box
will cure them.
Price % cents per box. For SAFE by
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-12
PETEi& PILLS.

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Or Jos ph Priestley Peters,
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Dr Peters Neseiablc Aniihilious P.lis. ant CON
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A supPiy of these truly valuable Pills, Just re-
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Sale agent f< " h~clsag.
arge size boxes containing Is Pills. "a csnts;
small size boxes cont ning 2u Pills, % cents TOT
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