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April s, 1842
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COUGH iEOMl3II G3iBSB
HERMAN'SCOUGIi LOZEN GES,
are The safest, most sure and effoctul
remedy for Coughs, Colds, Consumption,
WhooPIng Cough, Asthma, TIghtness oil
the Lungs or Chest, &c. &c. The pro-
prietor has never known an instance
where they did not give perfect salisIac
tion.
The Rev. Darius Anthony, of the q
MEDIA Conference, was given up as incu
rable, believed 10 be on the very verge OF
the grave from Consumption, wlhoutthe
hope OF reliefHllhe tried those Lozenges
They relieved him Immediately, and in
a few weeks restored him 10 health, as
that he could resume his dneties as min
lister of the gospel. Ho recommends
them 10 all who are oonsumplive or have
any arrangement Of their lungs, as the
greatest medicine IN the known world
tie has Witnessed their effects on seveia
others, aud always with the happiest re
suits. He says so great remedy throUgh
the blessing Of Divine Providence,shouId
be the common property oil all, and in
every family on the face of the earth
Mr.. James W. Hale, gave some
to friend who had not enjoyed
a nights sleep for several weeks, being
every few minutes attacked with such a
cough, as almost to take away his Lille
The Lozenges made him raise easy, and
enabled him to sleep well all night. lie
had tried every thing ho heard of, and
nOlhing else afforded the least relief
another instance of saving a fellow being
from an uhllmely death.
Nj, G. L. Matthews suffered year
with hard, tight cough, pain in hIs
side, spiluOg Of blood, aud all the uuate
symptoms Of Consumption. The Lozen
gCs relieved him Immediately and N a
few weeks restored him TO perfect heOIlf
He saysthey are the greatest cough mel
icine in the world
Over 5000 persons have given Their
names within the last year ae reference
of the wonderful virtues of these cougI
LO2enges. They cure all recent case
in a few hours, seldom requiring NOR
than one day TO eradicate tho most di
tressing ones.
0TPrice only % cents per Box.-Er0
! JACKSON g. THOMPSON,
| Agents for Carroll c.
NIL Wilcox, corner Of Diamond an
! arket streets, Pittsburgh, Pa.
| Enquire for Sherman's COugh candies
April s, l842.
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From The New York Watchmap

COpertS Balm of LJe.-We invite the
particular attention of our readers tothis
most excellent medicine advertised in
this paper 1--we may reIyor the uni
ted testimony of numbers Of the firstIphy
slclans in this country, then we must
aGmlt this mixture to be one Of the most
valuable articles for the cure of chronic
bronchitis ever discovered And OBJ
serve, In this respect how much it differs
from the numerous noslruns so much
putfed in The papers Not one Of those
medicines, whether pills, powders, or
syrups, has received the approval Of any
considerable number oflhe medical pros
iesSion But il is not so with Covert's
Balm Of Life. ii is a remarkable tact
that this medicine has been approved by
large number Of regular physicians,
10 whom the recipe has been submitted,
a fact that came! be affirmed by any one
of the quOck medicines which abound
at the present day
For sale al the Drug Slore1 of Robert
Kennedy; and at the Store Of jackson
4 Thompson, Carrolhon, Ohio Also
Baker and Dempster, Leesburgh, Gar
rol lcounty
CurrOllton, Nov, II, l842
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New Cash and Produce
STORE.
p@sIUGVBhY NO @RWSGa

THE Subscribers recelvng and opening their Store "a S
ose lately occupied Indian Queen Oel the town OF CarFO
palock Of
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]! I I! T / i

We haze tried DR.. Joseph Priestly
Peters Vegetable Pills, and have no
hesitation in ,pronouncing them the best
Ant-BiIous Medicine that we have ever
used in our families. We are acquain
ted with several families in this city who
give them the preference to ali other
kinds, on account Of their midness, and
at the same time, certainty Of action
4New'YOrk Examiner
MORE THAN TEN MILLIONS Of
boxes Of these truly valuable Ambitious
Pills have been soldin the United States,
Canadas, West Indies, Mexico, and Tex
as, since the LIST of January, 1885
HUNDREDS & THOUSANDS blest
The day they were induced, by The pc.
suasion Of friend, 10 Try Box OF DR.
Peters, Pills
DR.. Joseph Priestly Peters,
Dear Sir-Ihave
used your valuable Pills these last -four
years, in cases of Dyspepsia, Liver com
plant, and Sick headache, and have
found them, in a majority Of cases, the
most valuable Pills | have ever used.
JOHN CASE, M d
For Sick or Nervous Headache, or
Bilious Fever, would recommend Pc
ers' Fills in preference 10 all oiherkinds
r, H. ARMSTRONG, MD
The FOLLOWING from the eminent d
EmmiSOa IS considered sufficient
have used in my practice these last
five years DR., Joseph Priestly Peters
Vegetable Ambitious Pills, and consit
cred them the best family medicine
have ever used.
A fresh supply of these valuable Ant
billods Pills, just received by
JACKSON & THOMPSON
Only agents for Carroll G,
l.. Wilcox, corner OF Diamond ant
Market streets. Pittsburgh, Pa
| April s, lS42
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Sherman's poor MANS pHas-
leg.


The best'stFengtheuing plaster in the
world, and sovereign remedy lor pains,
or weakness in the back, IONS, sides,
breast, neck, limbs, joints, yheumasnm,
lumbago, &c &c
Several persons have called at the
warehouse TO express their surprise aud
and thanks, at the almost miraculous
cures these plasters have effected.
Joseph W HoxIe !, ESQ. who had been
afflicted with rheumatism, as 10 be unable
10 dress himself without assistance, was
enabled after wearing one, only one night
to get up alone in the morning, put on hi,
clothes, and call at our office with eyes
beaming with Joy, and his tongue pour
ing forth the gadness of his heart, at the
sudden and slgnal-reliel he had received
from this best Of all remedies
MIR David Williams, Of EIizabethtown
NJ, an old Revolutionary Soldier, wa:
to afflicted with Rheumatism. that he
could scarcely help himseIf-these Plas
ters entirely cured him
0rTPrice only l2& cents a piece.l0
Just received by
JACKSON g. THOMPSON
L. WILCOX corner of Diamond aut
Market streets Pittsburgh, Pa.
6TRememher only l24 cents a pIa
tor.
April s, 1842
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aRrandreGIA's Pills

HAVING been before the American
fpeopIe over seven years, their corrective
and curative properties are fully known
and Justly appreciated by many Ihous'
ands. Little need be said IN their praise
ssn the shape Of en- advertisement. The
svirtues Of the medicine having been les
sIed by persons 10 every City, T0'On, WI
i0ge, and almost every lousoin the u
States. &Ask any one who has used DR..
sBrandrelh's Vegetable Universal Pills,
rand hearty recommendation will be the
result. .ltremains onlyfor the pubic TO
gbe very cautious where they purchase
SAE Dr.,BNndrelh's Agents have an en-
sQraved certificate Oi agency on which is
"a copy Of the Three 'Ldbels which are
~upon each box Of iheyPlIs. MARK
three labels on The top TIE eide and bot
t4om of each box, on each 6f,which is
dwo signatures Of Dr. Brnndrelh.
DIR. BRANDRETHS
agent for urrOll,cOunty'is
I'll A. SrlDGER.
sCaTollton, ,Sept.'2, l842.
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Cheap Goods
ON HAND s. FOB SALE
by ISAAC ATKINSON & GO.
wall be sold at the following prices for CASH or
PRODUCE i'm hand.

Prints, good cloth, ~5,cpl yd
do last colors, 8 TO is do
Ticking u, 'l6 $50 do
Bro Sbeeting, 81 in. VIDE, 9 DO
Red sFlanneIs, good, 81 do
Canton Flannels, " TO 10 do
Cassinett, stout, 40, so q rs do
Beached Muslins, s to l8 DO
Clothss6 A wool dye g so 10 $4;0O do
Domestic Ginghams ls eta DO
AIapacha cloth, new style, 65, 75 do
Bonn bazine, Sl,0O do
GA Mernoes, goOd qualify, 60 rs do
Nun Bonnets 81 cents
Straw Bonnets 100 to $l,5o
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This,medioine is doing wonders. Al
mtst every person who buys this article
comes recommended by others-who have
used it themselves, whIchs speaks volumes
in its favor For dyspepsia, bronchitis,
coughs. colds, consumption, its equal
does not exist We hope the afflicted
will turn their attention 10 this valuable
artcle
TIE following certificate from Mr.,
Chastnsy oI New York city,'whose wife
has been twice or thrice SO low as to
leave but Itlle hope Of her recovery, shall
here epeakaior itself:
Mr. Covert Dear SIr-Mrs. Chastney
has taken two bottles Of your Balm oil
ELileand TO my surprise, is now in bel
ter health lhanl have known her 10 6e
for severa years She has been afflict
ed with severe cough for fifteen years,
and by many Physicians, her lungs has
been pronounced incurable }She has
several times been SO low that 1T was
thought she could not recover. Now
her cough, comparatively speaking, is
hardly visible, and The darling pains Of
the lungs have subsded Mrs. c has
taken a variety Of medicines, but never
experienced so much reiel as she has
from your valuable Balm of Life 1t is
from a sense of gratitude and feeling
for others similarly situated, that write
you this certificate
| Olher members of my family have u
sed it with decided benefit
| am, dear sir,
! Very respectfully, yours,
4 EDWARD CHASTNEY,
! Merchant, l40 Bowery
The nature of The composition oftht
Rev. |. Coverls Balm Of Life, having
been fully explained 10 the following
medical gentlemen, they yhave consented
that they NAV be referred TO as author
ty for Hs utility as an expectorant il
those chronic cases of pulmonary di
case, in which that class of remedies i!
indicated
| ID. M Reese, M, u. Professor Of fht
Theory and Practice OF Medicine instht
Albany MedicaI OlIege.
| j. 'M'Naughlen, M. ID Professor
Anatomy and Physiology in the Fairfield
Medical College
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Lake Salt in good Sarrels>S1 rs per EGl
Yellow Creek>SaItydo 2,25 do
w hite Fish IS cts. per HA
N o. Sugar, best quality, 10 lbs ifor $I
do Moasses do -A0cts per g8!.
Good Green Coffee Lea cts per pound,
Young dyson Tea Ls ctssperquaraer.
Pepper g. AsPlce Is cts per lpUuud,
Madder, warranted good, 1S'cts PerHhs
ludigo do do I2 ctsFPer S&-
Best six twist Tobacco IL cts Pgr Hh-
BEST IuniattarIrOn IS rs per 400 lbs.
Sole Leather 20 cts ewplh.
Mems Fur Caps ,liD0 TO $2,75
boys Sealette Caps 81
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O1rIT CURESl-A

wherever Wisiar's BaIsam oil Wild
Cherry is introduced, it at once attaIns
that big h reputation which it so richly
deserves. VWhat can stop its sale, when
-oDevery hand can be witnessed its won
.derIuI cures2 The worst cases Of Aslh
ma, recent, but dangerous Coughs, land
also those that are of long standing) Bron
.chitis and Consumption (in its early sta
sges) are always cured by this rema rke
bic medicine. .GTRead the following
certificate,
LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa, July Is, iS4l.
Dear SIR: Please send me two bottles
,of your genuine BaIsam Of Wild Cherry.
Il have been afflicted with Consumption
for the last two years, and suffered very
much with severe cough, pains in my
breast, difficulty Of breathing, hight
asweats, &C., and have tried numerous
remedies and been under several doctors
yet could not find any thing 10 relieve
me, until used some ofyour Balsam.--
4 got one bottle from a neighbor oImiut
who is using it, and have found suct
wonderful reIiofG from il thatl have M
doubt 1t will cure me elfectually.
Very respectfully, yours, &c.
ROBERT HOMMAN.
For sale, in Carrollton, al the Drut
Store Of
SR. KENNEDY.
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an1eEesiing Communities
ton.

fDr. VIM. X Y,asBanks, Of Xenia, Ohio, a
'shighly respectable Druggist in that de
iightlOk village, has informed Us that the
sale Of'&Vistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
lis unparalleled The demand for it is
so eager, that he can scarcely keep him.
self supplied 'wilh-it, sHe,has had in his
SBtore, ever since he commenced business
las Me most popular remedies for Lung
Affections Some Of these were esteem
sedgood, aud most of them gavetempo
@rary relief. sBut since he has had w is
.tar's BaIsam of'WlIdT Cherry, a pumber
OF the most serious, cases were becoming
completely cured by its use! 81 never
sold a medicine says the Doctor 'iO
which''l had more entire confidence than
have in this
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Goods,

Tho epiucpa Of which has been purchased within the last month @
% and a, such enable offer them Tor low,
moi e lower have been offered in the western country
The sa reh warranted Just "h ey represent
than m m wheo that the people have some kno"iedge
the nr Of r the trouble coming to we give below
the prices Of some few articles.
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TO .HEHCgy.s.s'g's MD OTHERS
Ho0Ts, SHOES, THvSat., CARPET
BAGS, SC, 30.
t5'NOKE,S.f E.E - RsE T'.rEE,
Sr;knNs: hT,NUyk. rNaH.

L., AMI FL PUTNEi takes this method If informing
~ his friends and the pubr at large, that he IS
receiving, 10y various vessels, from lhllad, lpa, NGM
York aud Boston. very general and extensive stock Of
all the most fashionable sly les Of Ladies' Gelcmcn's,
Misses .Boys, Childrus Boo,s. Shoes Slippers, Tray.
sing Trunks, Carpet Bags Shoe brushes, BIaekng.
&c. &c, selected IN person. from The best and mOsl
fashionable manufacturers in the Northern Clcs upon
such terms viii ollcr much greater inducements tlau
ever heretofore, 10 purchase Goods III Richmond pri
iai he feels satisfied Will please correspond with
the times. My stuck shall always lie hound large and
dcsablc. aud ny prices as low as The Goods eau
nc purchased any where III the Northern Clues for cash
respectfully invite the attention Of osern Merchants
To call and examine my stock, AT my store, one
door above Hubbard, Gardner s Co, Main street.
SAMUEL PUINEY,
Wholesale aud retail dealer IN Boots; Shes, Imnhs,
Sc. sc.
Richmond, March 80 6w
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BY TOAE., Y0u:,XErS ST.sYu.s.M.
La RID LAMPS.

w f. have Just received an additional supply of
w LARD LAMPS. which We invite the public 10
call and examine. This Lamp is h2hly approx ID by
every person who has used it, both at the North aud IN
this place There is no question but that it is The mesl
economical light that Is nsed-not excepting tallow-
aud particularly We'll adapted for ;he country. where
II Is mol always convenient practicable procure oil
III laow II is pleasant white light and free iron, an,
disanreeabo smell JOSEPH u. EVANS & Co
April u Is
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NOTICE..
MIR. BENJAMIN w. walkers:

NOC will take notice. that shall, on the 20ih day
of May. 1913. at the Court house OF Rankin Coun-
~ IN the town n Brandon, Stale of Mississippi, take
the depositions Of Samuel NJ. Pickett, lhonasJ Coffee
lssac White, David Dixon, Andrew Givan, T.. H. Ium-
hard MIR. - Head and others; and III the 81 day
ol the same month aud year, the Brokers' Office of ).
Brown III the town of Nirksburg. Warren County, Mis-
sssippi, take the dispositions of Shepherd brown aud
Major a1Ikee all Of which dispositions will be read as
evidence III two suits at law in which you plaintiff,
and and am defendant, the presiding in the County
conri OF Halifax County. Virginia. and the other in the
C'cuii Superior Court OF Law and Chancery, for the
county Of Halifax aforesaid
Very respectfully yours, &c.
THOMAS IlUNDfEY.
April Is 1w
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H1EaNlSo
EEAAa
q "THE LYNCHBU VIRGINlAN,


psLi;shcd ss1,reey, (ere,y Monday and 1htosdoy)
Fo,w Dollars per payable in odeanee. No sub
sipsn .ca be rcceived r shorter tune than sr months
nd no poper ,rH be discontinued (erecpt at the discretion
a. tbs Editors,) until all nyedrdses paid.
a. ENTERTAINMENTS inserted at 80 cents pc,
,Suae Tor less for e first insertion, aud 374 cents 10,
svsry subsequent insertion.
EYERf .1DjERIiSER rs required 10 note, hi.
s,sussr hotc long he ,eiSS bus advertisement inserted
IN advertisement, not noted, eM DC inserted M its DIS
=. soutinianre be ordered.
~ FOR VERIFY .2DJERTTSLNf; the terms arc 70,
Ne privilege Of tro squares $40 for square, so5 70,
sns sq'iarr, inner form, $50.
a. JON pRLNTLNG; erce'tted neatly aud erpeditios
y aud o reasonable terms
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At THEIR OLD STAND,
EeEG leave NEST respectfully To return their thanks
VD To tlnir lrleiuls and the public acirrally for the
liuera cncuuraa cnen heretofore htstuhed upon them
and most earnestly ask continuation OF the salnr-
Ihey have now ON hand and ocr Tor sale at the very
lowest prices:
\ LARGE assortment Of Stills
Also, Copper Wash Kettles, Btlls, &c.
lin Ware OF all descriptions.
Also. Tea hotties, Aud Irons, Wanc Irons, SC
They have also IN store and orr for sale ha nd
some lot Of |. Il ID l. \ VI p . an entirely new
article III this community. being great saving IN cx.
pcnsr, and very highly approved ot Call aud take a
lool, at them
They are also prepared In do all kinds of BRASS
CASTING. such as Tobacco Screws, Mill nhs Mil
brands, &c.
They would als say 10 their friends that they ar,
still ready aud Wiling 10
<0rFr ts!si cutter F!OuyeS
with lin " Copper, either in tie conntry and
the charges shall always be Iw aud the work done in
the best manner.
Is they have had 4 good deal Of experience in this
business and have thor ugh understanding of ii, they
c'n confidently say that they will warrant all their work
we'll done.
CorNrRY VI IN CHANTS are earnestly re
qurstcd 10 give call, prepared To sell 81
lhtr Wholesale OF ntail. Ili0S, ,. AGREE.
Awil3 Is
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We E'Efts

To Edrard Bryad ond EG:a b. lbs rife. Uinjon,
y. .Noornho and Mary l.. lis wifr Harriet H. Lee
formerly Harrie, H. EH:ag,Da, ead al pcrsons trLa
may be Interested ia he prc.aisrs
fEiAi<E u3tire that Shall make application tl the
a Circuit Superior Court Of Lax aud Chancery for
the county Of Cherltc, at lis next tcrm bo held r
the Tuesday after the first Monday in June, 1873 of
leave to remove 10 their place of RESIDENCE, the Stat
o Georgia. the money and other personal properly oI
my wards. Sarah ;. Ellington and Snurun w. Filing
ton Ia which they may be entitled under the viii
ihcr grandfather John Peiius. decd, or which ma,
he decred to thtm1n suit pending IN sad Circuit
Superior Court Of Law Chancery. on the Chancer
side. IN which they are plaintiffs, and Joseph II. Rob
'rlN aud Giles llans, eNors Of John Pcilus decreased
and others. are Defendants said wards and myself
being residents ofIhc Stale al Virginia
DAVID H. KIRKLAND.
April 10 1w
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T.ce.,sy-c5shs fhowsnnd doN0rs,
NOTICE..


4 WILL proceed 10 sell, at public auction. the
l3lh da, oi April neat, my PL.LNI.iIiu.N, on
which reside, containing near
800 .sEgeES.
There is aLont $50 acres of cleared Land. in good
state OF civilizations there is about 80 acre. at bottom
Land that be nude pod Meadow and there Is !
gond quantity u tobacco land clear and great portion
I" II heavily tmbercd aud great quantity OF pine
her upon said land. There is two good
EbWc;fing FsouSes,
upon said land and all necessary Oni Houses such as
double Barn, Tobacco Houses. &c. Also,s
YOU & q Il { II Il d
aud every thing necessary to make the place Desirable
There Is upon s.ld Land OF ,
NI.ET:-EsHt.rNG SPRINGS.
good the county can Afford. or 10 be desired and a
large Greek running through said place. This pana
ton lies in the County of Rochbridqe, 10 miles above
Lexington and u miles from Buchanan. Jhe sale will
positively take place that day, though private sale
would be preferred Payments viii he lbrral lloeoh a
small portion will be required To be paid down At u
near the lime Of sale. further description is unneccs
slry, as ihuse wishing to purchase will Of course siow
for themselves. WILLIS TINSIEN.
There is adjoining this Land another 4 Il 4 { 4
10 he sold on tie ,11lh day Of April which is nearly as
desirable place. Both added togc,lcr would make a
large farm suitable to work about ; hands to adyan
agc. Early apphca ton Id desired 10 these tia, wish Il
purchase privately. WILLIS 1lNSLfA.
March II t-GA
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The Latiuer Case and Remarks # .Nr. Taylor. ~
.Nt,1oik Borough. upon CTR .Norion's letter

Had our situation permitted. we should much sooner
have presented the letter Of Gov Morlun of Massachu-
scs reu sing the surrender Of I.atincr bu we were ~
overwhelmed with matter depending upon time and tho
Lalimer being finally concluded By the perpmptury
npatun at The just demand uf flrn mia by the ..pt
craiic Governor Of Massachusetts, we thought il could
better wal; Than other things.
Ii has ended, presume, to the surprse Of no man:
every OF ordinary penetration knew il would rni
'iunes john Davis" damned IN Southern latitudes
for roIusng 10 surrender lamer. hu, especially tur tic
reasons lac gave for the REFUSAL An election was held
Mr. Davis was turned out by full bl,uded, Van buren,
Democrat. OF the real Simon Pure Selnn Il wss
propheced By Richie, and echned by all the smalrf
Try. that the Democrat Morton would coreo and rer
the horesy and error o his predecessors Gov Davis and
that under The sma, Of the Democracy Virginia ami
The Constitution would he rghted 1t was an especial
most Vi alous boast in the Enquirer, that Moron's
would lead 10 the correction of The OF Gov Davis
in the matter Of acknowledging Southern rights.
Nell-the ehd has cnine--and rhai is That end?-
Why that the Democrat Honest Marcus Mur;on iskes
exactly the view OF the affair that the Wing, Honest
John Davis did! tie adults and approves and carries
into effect, all Gov Davss doctrines arguments and ac-
tion! He says most falsely and Eusy. that il il rec
adjndicdta that slave may not he surrendered in tho
circumstances Of Laliner and Instead of overr0wing
GOV. Davis the Ltco Focos Promised, and makirg
him appear par,izan Of Addition, this Loco Foeo Gov
srnur Morton. demonstrates himself thorough
AbolilionIsi than even the Wings supposed him.
But lplils R1o1na1 fayher enquiry =, present
n. g sl|(| - ID 70 u lIu.o .D~mx
Me- leg stature Of New Yusk IL IL 1920
hessas hnmbucged by her own .DsasF
gislaure ou this very matter Of ,ie New fpsk ~
sachusets cuptQverscs. and will <oniinuc u ~ 0 y
|apeged by s.lleRocsacy' 70 The md u tisn, IN
= Deloocf acy mn I'M A. u dos H. vifxiuia e
ksyd ubugsina sh~ ~ lsbYaamvs ~
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81 RS. GAMEN ELL bees leave to inform her
we friends aud customers, that size has moved her
residence TO the first three story brick house, above Plan
ters' Warehouse (lrlon1ing Rev. J. Early near
lhc upper cud Of Vain street. where she will al all times
bc ready aud pleased la them in every branch of
her business IN and fashionable sle. Chlren's
Clothes made and trimmed IN every variety oi style.
Bonnets boachrd and trimmed in neat manner, and
her prices VIII be ~ suit the times.
April 10 3m