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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-01-12
DISS 6 L u z 7 0 u J..
or PAR II EIeSHlI' .

FEyHE copartnership heretofore existing be-
q tween the subscribers, in the Forward
ing and Commission business, under the firm
of Rhodes & Banner. was dissolved by limi'a
ton, on the 1st of July, 1842 as was also by
mutual consent. at the same time, the copsrt'
nership heretofore existing between the same
parties. under the firm of Banner 4 Co. and
engaged in business at the ,Gate TayioTs)
Hotel
d. S. Banner is fully authorised to.nse the
name Of the late firm Of Banner & Co. in set
Ting anil closing the business of the Hotel up
to the LIST of July, 1872: as is also. a. S.
Rhodes fully authorised to use :he name oil
the firm of Rloes & Banner, in settling and
closing the business CT the firm.
August 4, 1912.
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At rules continued and holden in the clerk
Office of the circuit superior court OF law
and chancery for the county OF Shenandoah
on the 10th day of December. lS42' Viii
liam Babb and others, plaintiffs, nga'ns
James Sterrett's administrators and Others
defendants-he Chdfsce1N.
FBNHE defendant Alexander NJ. -Sterrett no
q. having entered his appearance and Civ
ell security according to the act OF assembl,
and the rules of this court; and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not an in
habi,ant of this country. IT'S ordered, That ths
said defendant, Alexander NJ. Sterrett do ap
pear here, at rules to be held thereip on the
first Monday in March next. and answer th'
bill of the plaintiffs. and that copy of thl
order be forthwith inserted in some neWspa
per published in Woodstock, for two month
successivelv, and posted at the front door o
the count house in the said town Of Wood
stock. a copy-Teste.
P. WILLIAMS, csc
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Office oftte Sentinel ofthe Faliey, Z
Nouenlber4S 3. 1912.

Lf0DeHl0ef' Is, ko1S.
" TIE History Of The EaIley' will be
printed OH new small plea type, on line
paper. and bound in good style.
Those who may remit money to us to
pay in advance, will incur no risk. Re-,
ceipts viii be forwarded Immediately to.
all those making such remittances, an'l>
we become personally responsible for
the same. In the event Of the publisher
failing to raise. meney enough To deirav
the expenses OF publishing the work, alb
'moaevs RENTED US will be refunded as
soon as that fact is ascertainotl. ]
Subscription papers will be forwarded
to postmasters and others in few days.
and we hope they will aid in accomplish
ing the authors object. They can be'
had at this office by any who nay wish
to obtain them. Editor Sentinel.
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SHENANDOAH COUNTY, SC.
DECEMBER COURT, lo42.
Sarah E. Mitchell, &c.
Us. = N CRAHccfy'
Frances S. Gatewood, &c. }


.snd the court doth further adiudge. order
and decree, that David Crawford, who is here
by appointed special ccmissioner for the puF-
pose. do, (after having been sworn to execute
This docree) at a time and place certain to be
named b, himself after giving four weeks
notice by publication in the newspaper PRINT
ed in Woodstock and in one printed IN Wil-
chester, proceed to ascertain the outstanding
debts of Chaney Gatewood, deceased, eViden>
ced by writing signed by CLANCY Gatewood'
or by same person legally empowered by
hin and that sad commissioner DO report
what debts there are binding the heirs eviden-
ced BY writing signed as aforesaid, made be-
fore the 18th of March, 1842, the day OF the
passage of the act Of Assembly entitled An
act concerning the administration OF real as
SETS The said commissioner is directed TO
safe specially all matters deemed pertinent
by himself or which any Interested may de-
sire to have SO stated-And report to the
court in order to a final decree.
a copy-Teste, P. WILLIAMS, os
IN pursuance of SO much of the decree IN
& the above case as il COPIED above, |
will, on Saturday the llth Of Fe5ruo'y, 1884,
at the Office of G. B. Sanuels in Woodstock,
Shenandoah county, Va, proceed to ascer'
tain the debts of CLANCY Gatewood, deceased,
as by the decree ortlered-At which time and
place the creditors are notified to attend, with
the evidences of their respective debts.
DAVID CRAWFORD.
Jan. s,Is43--4w Spell Comm'r.
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BETTER FIX 1T 1!

Several Of those whose notices o!
Bankruptcy have been published in our
columns have maize no arrangement TO.
paying US for them. We now state. in
order that there may be no misunder
standing. that we will mt, in any case,
grant afiilavits until we are PAID, or sal
isfactory arrangements. are made to Sc
cure our fees in such cases
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-01-12

tended his quarterly eXamihattons. :,
4 competent Assistant has been recently
procured.
Connected with the minor branches of an
English education will be taught Grammar,
Geograpsg. History, Philoso0hy. Rhetoric
Botany, .9sfronomy, algebra, q compete system
Of Book Keeping, and The 0arious branches q
Mathematics. TIE Classics wiK also be taught
Terms of tuition. per quarter, very moderate.
Good boarl can be procured in various private
families upon accommodating terms
THE TRUSTEES.
strasburg, Shenandoah city, Z
r The stau,ston Spectator ,r:A insert Sno ana
Charge t.is oGfce.
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FRANCIS III. JORDAN,
.nftnraleu at LtTN,

\ .IEforNey az Lac, y q -
VTTIr.L practice IN the Superior and Infer's
w or Courts OF Page, Warren, Rappahail-
aocr Buckingham. Shenandoah and HardySs
Rusness entrusted 10 him Willie promptly 70
tenaetl to- oaice at I.uray. Virginia. :"
refer to Hon. II, l.. Daggit. II.sO' Neu.
haven. Ct. Hon. 4. st. q. fucker, aiyersitv
Of Virglnias: June ~, lS42vxtf.
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Wt .Sofs,
Tyn 81 e. & s q.

in the bill and proceedings mentioned. at pn5
lie sale, tothe highest bidder. on the follow,
ing terms. One third in thirty days, and the
residue N two equal annual payments; taking
notes with good security for the credit pay
ments They are the two lots adjoining Jar
Wis Stark and others. Such title will be made
AS is vested in me rs sheriff
J. N. HILL. D. S.
Dec. %. 1912. For j. Irwin, $50
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j. BAKER,
wwuH ryEY AT Z. a "

"A 2 q q q E q : = = y ,
WNILI. practice in the Superior and Infe-
w rior Courts of Page, Shenandoah War
rem, and Rappahannocks ALSO. IN the District
Court of the United States. with view to at
tend to cases of Bankruptcy, and will give
nronnt attention to all business committed to
bis management. Office i'll Luray.
Refer to Barton & Williams, Jas. s. Ca-son'
Esq. and John Magil. Esq. Winchester
and George Norris, merchant, Baltimore.
April %, 1912 IT
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IMPORTANT CHANGE.
SBaG55imo,o : 0G;o SR9a;P,oao.

YEyFIE freight accruing to this Company, Nor
u transportation from Baltimore to Har-
per's Ferry) upon all Goods destined to Win
chester, or points on the line of the Winches-
ter and Potomac Railroad. must, until further
notice. be paid to the Forwarding Agent OF
this Company on delivery of the Goods at
Pratt street depot BY order.
w. s. WOODsIDE, Superintendent.
Baltimore, Dec. s, 1912.
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-AigssoEs 81 WINES
a. saH.ase stock os Stoves.

10 plate close stoves
10 plate boiler top do for dining room use
Cooking stoves, parlor do with fancy tops, &c.
All Of which will be sol lower tina" ever Of
fered heretofore III this market. They invite
all who. are in search Of Barea ms, tn
give them a cali-confdcnt that they can save
time and money for all such, Only call and
see-fnr Yourselves! Remember-Oppos:te tie
Foley Bana. BAKER g PRICE.
p S.-All kinds Of produce purchased and
taken in exchange for goods.
Winchester, Oct 90, 1912 Gin
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&OTICE

The undersigned being unable to at
tend to the collection of accounts due
the Sentinel Office prier to March. l84l,.
has authorised Mr. J.3S. G. FR.4VEf-
to collect aud receipt for the same
Longer india lsence cannot be gwen.
~ s. C. WILLIAMS.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

10y virtue of decree entered in the coun-
-aD tv court of Shenandoah county. at Octo-
Der court, 1912, in the case of Lambert, &c
vs. Alexander Anderson, Mark Bird, trusree.
&c VS.. Anderson, &c. and Myers. &c. VS..
Anderson, &c. defendants, shall proceed to
sell, on Saturday the 21st day Of January.
1913. before the front door of Sibert & Dinges'
store in the town Of Woodstock, Virginia.
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B00K-BlNDERY
NY II nRrsN N9TTR G., U a

ymyHE subscriber would respectfully inform
d. the public, that.he is engaged in the
bove business. Blank Books made TO order.
Books rebounds; and all orders attended to
with promptness, and at prices to suit the
times. Address, >
JOSEPH II. SHUE,
Harr:sonburg, Va.
November "a, l9+2.--St
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EETE beg leave to apprise our friends ami
Wv the public generally of the above ar
rancement, in order to prevent further d'sa?-
pointments to any Of our friends who may Or
der goods from Baltimore in the usua. way,
and omit to provide for the transportation. to
Harper's Ferry in advance, until. If practica-
Bile. we can make an arrangement with the
Baltimore Company for all Goods consigned
to our House TO come through as usual by do
ing as we have always done, paving our
freights promptly. We also apprise them RI
the late reduction of f'eights upon the Bati-
more Road to Harper's Ferry All goods for
merly except SALTY paid 80 cents per 100 lbs.
now the freight upon salt. coffee, tin, hssi'
&c. where.vou have 200'lbs. or more. comprl-
sing the articles named, is is cents per 400
pounds Upon Grindstones and manufactiH'-
ed Iron, 100 pounds or more, is 'l9a per W
pounds Upon Sugar and Molasses. and ether
Groceries, comprising same quantity, % cents
per hundred pounds. On Dry Goods, Hard
ware, &c. is 80 per 100 pounds: and where
in quantity less that 100 pounds. all goods pay
the same transportation of 80 cts, per 100 lbs
r. B. ALLEN, WALTER & Co.
Winchester Depot, Dec. %, 1S42-St
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PRIME OHIO CHEESE.

EETE have just received 40 prime Cheese,
w in neat oak cases, weighing from SO to
50 lbs. each; which we can sell very low
r. b. ALLEN, WALTER & Co.
Dec. %, 1912 -3t
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LIST OF LETTERS

REMAINING in the Post Office at V ood-
stock, Virginia, on the lst day OF January
1S4S. which if hot taken out by the ISL Gay o.
Anil NEXT. will be sent to the General Post
Office as dead letters.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-01-12

lie patronage this institution.
The system Of education that
is pursued, is well calculated
to advance the pupils.
The present Principal has
had charge Of the school for
the last twelve months, and
the rapid advancement OF his
pupils has been satisfactorily
proved to those who have at
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-01-12

{ Geo F Iupp
s Fl Horton
5 Christian Hahn
) William Hosshuck
S Mr. Hill
{ Philip Homman
s sirs Rebecca Hottie
5 Thomas Hudson
s Isaac Haas
: MrIIupp at iron works
: Benjamin Hartman
s John Inswiller
: Thomas Jones
: philip Jones
! Philip c Jones
+; Doct P Linihan
{ Miss Isabeii B LeePer
. James Loolem
: Daniel Munich
s John Nianhis
: PhiIip MATS
! Hirarn Myers 3
5 William Morris
: Mrs Elizabeth Mason
f: Ass'ee of Middleton
s Richard Middleton
s Jesse 0rndorH
{ Frank Pendleton
: Isaac Pence
: Cassandra Proctor
!, David Ross ass'e of B
: Rlackford & Son
5 Elias Ritenour CT d <
: Bowman
5 Elijah eth Rudy
|. Sylvanous Robson
!, Samuel RodeHer 2
, Henry Renner 2
, Henry Reylngcur
|, Samuel Richardson
, Shift Shenandoah city
s Robert Stidley
{ Jonas or Jno Smith
, Jacob Schumacher
) William shillingsburg
s John SHUTS
{ William r spilman
5 Jos Schumacher
5 Larry Sibert
! L w Sewer
5 George shafcr
S Matthias Smith
s Geo w Thompson
/! Saml Using
5 Jacob Wiswager
s Edward Walton
,.John Wisemen
: Jacob Wisman
, Joseph Wheson 2
! Joseph Whlssen
for letters in the above
Y are advertised.
IFS ALLEN, P. VI.
(123)
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| Samuel Anderson
( James S Arthur
Jacob Burner, asst
nee Of B Leeper )
| John A Barbee
| Anna B!ossery
| Blackford & Arthur
! Adam BLY,
| Matthias Brecht
! william T Barrett
! Harrison Beam
Joseph Bosseman
I Miss Susan Burner
! Lewis Bush
Benz Blackfcrd
] Miss NJ S B!ackford 9
Israel B. Burner
/ Abram Bsuserman
Amy Black
1'age Blackwell
Joseph Brumbaugh
] Bient
| John Cook
Mrs Elizabeth Cramer
Mrs Elijah eth Cross
| elk 18th Reg V NJ
elk l36th Reg V NJ
David CrabiIl
Israel Cline
Stephen Crothers
Messrs Cornwell and
| Rogers
| elk Shenandoah city
| Andrew CoHman
| Messrs r CornWetl &
| Company
! Isaac DunnaYan .
John Dirtin
P S Early
Nj Emnger
Jacob Erebble
Joseph Evans
Henry Forror
Joseph FetZer
John Fawver
ID Forror
Marting Funkhouser
| Jacob Goloday
! Jonathan Gochenour
Geo A Hupp gnard'n
| off N Samuels
Jacob Iiuddle 4
! Jacob Hottie 2
Mrs Mary Hoffman
Reuben Hover
| Saml Hossafluck
! Abraham Hickman
John Hickman .jr
Jacob Hahn sen
Jacob Hickman
| rPersons calling
list viii please say the
JAr
| January 5, 1855
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Sc ,asgp,s 6tooaoe"'.jj-

FHNHE Trustees Of the SraAsHuRG ACADEMY
e take pleasure in recommending to pab-
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colb.,;o, o. a.u,,q, + @p a;',hnq.


The course ofstudies embraces all the ordina-
ry English hranches--viz: READING, WRiTINe.
ARITHME TIC, GEOGRAPHY, H,sToEY, ENeLisH
GRAMMAR, PBILosoFnY, (both Natural and
Mental CaEMIsrRx, AsrRoNoMY, C9MposIrIoN,
GeoMETRT, ALGEBRA. BoTARY, &c. &c. foge-
tl,er With LArIS and FRENcH. The expenses
(compare1 with the advantages, comforts and
amount oftalent employed) must be considered
very lo@-viz: For board, washing, room,
bedding, fuel. lights, aud other personal ac-
conmoda atoms. with talton in all the English
branches, FiFTY-FiVE DOLLARS. for a
session of 5 months. The branches for which an
extra charge is made are, for Latin Sl2 French
s12: Music on the Piano $50. use ofFano s.;
instruction on the Guitar S15,use ofinstrument
So, for the session of months. Instruction
in drawing and water colours S.; painting in oil
colours Gin which Mrs. Coon is an adept $40
per quarter of II weeks.--The session COM
mences on the 5th day Of Sept, and expires
on the 18th day Of Feb. 1915. Connected.
with the course Of musical instruction, the
whole of the pupils will have the benefl
(wishout charge) of instruction for short in
terval every day in vocal music.-It is desira>
bic that all persons inclined to place their
daughters with ne, should 90 SO on the first day
ofth session, or day previous, that they may be
assigned at once to appropriate classes. Other
information respecting the institution will. be
furnished 10 any that may address us.
GABRIEL JORDAN.
Iurav Sent g 1892
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HARDWARE

! 50 tens hammered & rolled Iron, all sizes
| 500 kegs aoti-Eatam Nails
% .*uvils (part mouse hole manufacture)
| $40 Dr. Grace, chains, halter chains
| Also. steel of..H Kinds. vices mill and cross
cut saws hand and panel saws, knives and
forks Of all kinds, Spoons scssors' shoYeis'
spades: long and short handles forks; c&"pen
ter's knob and common locks, hinges screws
&c with nun,her OF other articles beiong-
in.r to the hardware line.
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and OTIS OF AT klnds:
I larwe assortment Of Stone
Ware And a number of articles too
tedious to .,cnton-I will sell reasonably FOL
the Cash. Medical Practice attended to as Ms
nal. JOHN G. SCHNiFf. s.
April I, 1912
YoR SAFE, A four horse wagon. wei
finished Cali and examine for.yousself. 4
credit of 6 months will be given. j. q. s.
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-9sSSGe GSNoSctATiGe4t-

-GGg0e 3SNesef}oef-
EHAS the following articles for sale
z L. ITO W.T.
Lees Meelicines--Dr. Peters Pills
DE-. Hrlce's Syrup-Swaine's
and Houk's Panacea-Car.
pentcr's Medicine-Dr.
,Staub's Compound
CAtho|:con--
.fust
received, as a.
gent, full assert
ment Of Thompsonian
Medicines. prepared by E.
phraim Observation-Disclosures Of
all kinds.-Drugs 8; Dyestufs-Gro-
ceries all descriptions--A good assert
ment of Books--stIl assortment Of JewelEy
4 variety ofMusical Instrunen ts-CloolIs
at various prices, warranted-any
quantity Of Fancy Goods--a COM
plete assortment of Boots &
.Shoes-Win1ow and
Clock Glasses. all
sizes-Glass &
Queene's
Ware.
Wz2gEss
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& TZCG

-DoNT g fEsZg35s-
ID bales A. browh cotton
do So do do
3 do a. osnahurgs lstout)
3 DO rs do (twii'ed)
Bleach'd a. 5-4, with all other blend goods
1000 lbs cotton yarn. Of all numbers
Together with al kinds wooden gccas-sucli
as blankets cassinett7 fulle,l iinsey, &c.
-PATETS, OILS. And ViRNISH.-.
80,egs white lead, No. :: extra, ground in ol.
Imperial Green in cans, also ground in OIL
Red Lead. Venetian Red, l'nseed oil, lamp OIL
Fish oil, tanners oil, Copal and Japan Yainlsli
Spirits turpentne,s &c;
-Ligsioqs 81 wines
135. bbls whiskey
80 do do (od rye)
Is or. casks sweet Malaga wine
3 DO MADEIRA DO
so bbis New England Rnm
Ba.xDIks-Apple and Cognac, sc.
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81 cs.afe Saucot;o,,.

TEyHE arrangements and plan ola FSMALE
e SEMINARY. in the family Of the subscri.
Der, have been brought to state of thorough
organization and uccessful experiment A
large expenditure has been made and much la
Dor bestowed in the prosecution of ahe objects
contemplated by this school. The superior
model Of the building occupied the semiua-
ry, the spacious apartments fer the use OF the
young ladies', the various embellishments of
the grounds and enclosures, are well ca cula-
ted to promote the health and personal CON-
forts of the inmates of this seminaiy.-Mr
JoRDAN will give a general and maternal SUI
perntendance of the concern.-Miss +. b.
BALLARn will, as heretofore, conduct the lit
eaary department., and Mrs. A. J. Cook, late
Of Mrs. WILLAnDs' Seminary at Troy, n.
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Drury-lne will depend entirely upon opera and
ballet; ttgive due effect to which the following
a't,slS amongst many others, have been engaged
%m9laT5l, II: Phillips, Giubilei, Stretton, Bale,
IemP.on, Harrison, Allen, Mrs Alfred shaw
n MIss NIello, Miss Raintonh, Mics Romer, Miss
Betts. frot, and Carlotta Grisi, Mr.. Hudson, and
Mrs steug also sister OF Madame Albertazzi
WI makMer debut shortly after the opening. M
benedcl to be musical conductor, Mr.. TulIy
will dlrecche choruses. Mr. J. Hughes will lead
the pand md operas, by Ssnor Benedict, Balfe.
ana Jonn Avnett will be produced in due coarse
The Messnoreve are named as the scenic ar
lists Covf Garden will :" do'' ene regular dra-
ma. and thoIlowing eminent performers have en-
listed uneyhe SssPe qas Fl MA H. Waileck the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-14
BRISTOL'S sARSAPARlLLA.

sARSAPAklLLA IS not one oil those musf-
ton than false purchased Puery, and deliberate
shot Snsd nGAs forever s0i
iSTy 'yt is ssS say
deHt and ye, rests every thing valuable must rest on The So
and ana a %d Substantial basis of long tiled and severely tested merit
he s:iPnishng have been performed BY ,h. med
neither spoc yp6a nor exaggerated as reader will take
inc inquiry s Be
Point by point inch by inch step by step for nine long years,
ha. this medicine been way by the slow but
lie and M has That
public ee ONE the hs soS & ad due
ced in favor Of its Intrinsic and genuine WORTH for had il
Junk into neglect and contempt no postu ard especially Of
considerable sscendency over the public mind Temporary
success indeed attend held and ngenlou; humbug
ne base speculation put down. Nine years at least too long
Had there been vitality, life TRUTH in Gospel of
our Saviour Christianity must have erished its infancy for
Of jealousy, prejudice and hate with which
Ting : There force in the same remark ap
did really the virtue claimed for could
That Bsos sarsapara been in use for une years. that
e wseSs that S, ' "a, M
nmphed over the worst cases and answered the
has secured the press the approval and
the mos IF @ %s SSy and h good opinion
M ,1s no other medical has and which
Just experience Of yeaare facts aodng pretty good security
ior Us worth and useiu ness sufficient, least Justify fair
trial OF the medicine when the best recommendation and proof
Oh merits and efficacy will be afforded by its operation
tor desires other
For sale by reputable Druggists and Agents throughout the
country.
SLry A,Errs FOR THE SALE OF BRsroLs sARsAPARILLA.
r.; Is soMas oT Sss.nS' d
ST. S Is 1888 Broadway kushton CO no Broad
way enn ~ astor House; w. Aspinwall 86 William street,
James Syme NJ d., 60 Bowery aud John Syme, 30 Fulton
corner water street; Robert Leggett, M D. II Avenue ID;
SuacHnpuh TO9 reenwIch street; A. Hill 2T Greenwich
sre,i So Codd9gon Of Spring aud Houston street
" " buInu 1lird Avenue Of Eighth Philip
eIkle W Grand street. Daniel g. Tucker $50 Grand street
r. ~ Ipp l6O Division street and 2eo Bowerv; John b.
mart 3iB Grand corner Norfolk Morrison 200 Green
wch street, r. Cromwell 20, Gr.nd street Smiths Medicine
store 53 Bioadway Legge III Houston street; McCau
~ corner Division and Edrdge Drug
Fou III street y
Henry Buel, 50 York street. Jersey City.
]. o. Reed, li3 Fulton street, Brooklyn, L.
OF IN cod dyGwy sn
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FAHk'3 LIFE PILLS.
is 3d."
MO DISEASES general in this country
~ difficult to eradicate have been improperly ire
cd, than those OF scroulous and indeed matter
Of less astonshment THAI Distress that for maadies which
nerwoven the constitution the general
tce OF physic only inadequate to perfect but
many instances tends confirm the disorder the habit er
curia preparations by literally, without
considering that the Of and
lous and scobuc already much improve
IT is the intention and positive effect Of PARIS LIFE
PILLS the blood and juices their heaul and
primitive sate-to destroy all sharpness and acidy-to
the obstucted and enable expel all sueuous
humors through the skim which in chronic
they will do efectually.
Indeed PARIS LIFE PILLS widely known,
and their general utility and value extensively appreciated
that the have from time time been obliged
large their establishment and compelled avail themselves of
the pmbned aid Of mechanical skill and power order
to enable them to measure out supply accordance with the
demand
All persons less suffer this from relaxed
state Of the dlced by the heat of summer few
weeks of the pills will clear off the and bad hui
thus generated The liver which generally sluggish
will be into healthy action and be able perform the
functions allotted TO 1.-THE body altogether will be reinvigora
ted and prepared undergo whatever change the fall bring
As family medicine is all powerful in removing bilious
and other complaints from the arrangement OF the all
mentary ducts, and IN purifying the blood. -
Sold retail by all the respectable Druggists IN New
York, in boxes SO and IS EACH and wholesale by
And Mortons Medical Warehouse" Halifax, Nova SEQ