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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-12-07
II O S Z DIN T NJ Z N T,


RINGwoRMs, PIMPLEs ON THE FACE, AND OTHER
CuTANEoUs ERuprIONs.
CT TIE foho,oing certificate describes one ofihe
mast ertromdinmy cures erer Effected by any
oPphcation.
PHILArErpHIA, Fehua,y 10, 1888
l'OR twenty years was severely afflicted with
l. TKrrHu on the Face and Head: the disease
commenced when | seventeen years old, and
continued until the Fall of 1896, varying in vio-
lence, but without ever disappearing. During most
of the time, great part of my face was covered with
the eruption, frequently attended with vo'cnt itch.
ing; my head sweed at times until it felt as IT II
would hurst-he swrIlin! was so g'eat. that could
SCARCELY get my hat on During the long period
that | was afflicted with the disease, used great
many al plcaiions, (among them several celebrated
prepsration-) ms w II as taking inward remedies,
including number ofhnttlcs of S,cGiRiS Panacrn.
Ertract If SdrSapWiih, &c. In fact it would he
impossible To onume,aie all the medicines used.
! was also under the care of two of the most dis
tingushed physicians Of this city, but with ut re-
celvng mech hereft, and dcsparcd Of ever being
cured. In the fall Of 1896, the disease at the time
being very violent, | commenced using the Rose
Ointment, (prcparcd by Vaughan IL Da>s.) In
a few applications the violent itching ceased. the
swelling aha'cd, the eruption began to disappear,
and before had used jar the dl-ease was entirely
cured. 1t has now been nearly year and half
SINCE and there is not vestige of the disease re-
naming. except the scars from the deep pits formed
by the disease. 1t is impossible for me to dcscrll Q
in certificate the severity oi the disease and my
suffering, bu, will re pleased to give a fuller ac-
connt to any person wanting further satisfaction,
who will call on me. AT the time ! commenced
using the Sc Oin,men, would have given hun
dreds of dollars to he rid Of the disease. Since u
sing it. have recommended it to several persons
(among them my mother, who had the disease tad.
" on her arm,) who were a I cured hv it.
JAMES DURNELI., No. l56, Race st.
4 + The Rose Ointment is prepared by f. b
Vaughan, Sou'h East corner of Third aud Race
sire Is, Phindclphia, and sold on agency in Sunbu
ry. by II. b. MASSER,
Nav l4th 1913. aren't
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CERTIFICATES OF AGENCY

For the sale OF Brandre1h'S Vsgeidbie Unircrsai
Pills.
Northumberland county: Milton-Mackey d
thdmhcrlIn. Sunhury-H. b. Masser. ME~ens~
ville-heand Il Mcixcl. Nonhumhelland-W IN
Forsyth. Georeetown-J. & !. Walls.
Union Cluuty: New rlIn-Bogar & Win
ter. George Gundrum. Middle
hure-lsaac Smith. BeaveIjown-Dayid Huhler
AdamshurG-Wm ]. May. Mifliinshu,g- Mensch
X Ray. Haulcton- Daniel Long Fteeburg-
&. Il &c. Mover. Iewlshurg-Walls & Green.
Columbia county: Dan,ille-E. B. Reynolds
~ Co. Berwck-Shuman & R,uenhouse. Cat
tawissa-C. 6. Brolts. BIoomshurg-John r.
Meyer. jersey Tuwn-Levi Bisel. Washington
Roht. McCay. Lmestone-Baili.. 4 McN,nch.
Observe that each Agent has an Engrav,d Ger
!ifcate of Agency, containing a representation Of
Dr BRANDRETH'S Manuacturv at Sing Sing,
and upon which will also he seen exact copies oi
the nelc mJeis nCw uSed upon tie Brand,tM PiA
BoIcS.
Phadelpha, Office No. s, North slh street.
Is. BRANDRETH,M NJ. ID.
June gath lsi3.
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JOHN MOYER, Tailor,
Walnut street. near Fourth, Reading.
Dnuglass,ille, Arril 18th,

Dougass,e, Arril 18th, lsi3.
Mn. OAKLEY My son Edmund Leaf had the
scrofela in the mos, dreadful and distressing man.
ner for three Yeas, during which time he WAS de-
pfivcd Of the of his imhs bis be- and neck
were covered with ulcers We tried all The differ.
cnt remedies. hot Ia no effect, until recommended
hy DIR. johnson of Nors,own, ard also DIR. Isaac
Hieste', of Reading to use your Depuraivc syrup
of Sarsaphrlia, Of which obtained several bottles
The of which dove the disease erlir ~ out Of
his system the sore healed up, and the chrId was
restored to perfect health, nhich he has EN- oy ed
unin,ertupledly ever siher, TO the ast,n'shmcn OF
many persons who seen him du irg his atficton.
have thought il nv duIy, and send ynu TIL, cehi-
ficate that othes who have like affection in the
family may know where to Obtain valuable q
medicine. Yours Truly.
AMELIA ID. LEAF.
g., ,c 1910 L.
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To Country
NJ e r. G. II A N T s.

THE Subscriber, Agent of lyon Il Harris, Hat
Manufacturers. for New York, rhiladeIphia,
Baltimore and other large cities, Htnsr Rdts are
highly commended for good co',, and d'trqiihty.
has Oh tand a first rate ,s.ctim'nt of HATS and
CAPS, su,arlc for Spring s,Ie~, wh ch VII We sold
very low, 70, cash arI,oved credit al the nCted
cheGp store, No. 40, North Third s're"l, oyp ,si'e
rhe City Hotel, PhIla ielphin
ROBERT ID. WILKINSON. ipsnk
\. b. Orders ior Hats in Nhe rough, rromltlv
attended to, The highest rice in rash trade
given fIr Fm skins.
Philadelphia, June II, lSl3.--lv
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u ESPFCTFULIY inform their friends and
IL he Merchants generally, that they have Ia
ken those large and commodious Wharvrs, with Two
Docks, moth oi Chestnut street, on the D'iawtre,
together with the store No 10 South WhnrvcS,
where hev would be pleased 10 receive consgn-
ments Of Gram, Flour, Seed, Whiskev, lr"n, &c.
&c, Being also well prepared to forward all kinds
of Merchandise hv the Schnyklll and Union, or by
The Chesapeake and Tide Water Canals, IS tow
boats are kept expressly toi the purpose of towing
boats hy ri her route.
Merchants will please he particular to send their
goods destined by either canals, t. No 10 South
Whaivts, between Narke, and Chesnut streets, on
the Delaware, with directions accompanying them
which route they wish them 10 be Shipped
a. Plaster anG Salt for sale at the lowest mar
kct price. BOLTON Il ca.
March 49, 1913. No. 10 South Wharvcs
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ANK NOTE LIS Il.
I,ENNSXLyANIA.

The following list shows the current value OF all
Pennsylvania Bank Notes. The most implicit re-
lance may le placed upon II, as it Is eDery ,Deeh
,arefnlly compared with ard corrected from Dick-
nels Reporter.
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MERCHANTS
HOUSE,


"a Ohm DUNCAN, late from the Pennsylva
ep MIA Farmer, and Samuel Pike, jr, la'e of 4.
merIcan Hotel, Columbus, Ohio take pleasure in
fnanting their friends and the public generally that
they have taken the large aud commOdlous Hotel,
recently hut hy the Messrs Hart, on the same site
once occupied by the old established Hotel known
as the Bulls Head, in Third street above Calluw
hill st.
This Hotel is finished in the very best possible
manner, and of the best materials. It, location is
very doslrabe, particularly for county merchants !;
the arrangements for heating and ventilatng each
room is such as to secure any temperature. The
bedrooms all light and airy, all furnished III a
neat style, so as to insure comfort.
The receiving parors also furnished in SUI
peIh STYLE the windows are on the French style,
forming an entrance TO a balcony in front, which
makes pleasant recess. PNrticulal attention has
been given to the beds and bedding which, with
The furniture, are entirely new.
from years' experience in hotel business, we
t.ust, by strict sssduly tc business TO make this
house desirable stopping place. Our table will
always be supplied with the very best our market
can afford, aud our bar with the best liquors and
wines of the most approved brands.
P.S. There are first rate stsblne snd csrrisee
houses attached To the hotel, attended by esIsiul
and sober hoslles, aud our charges will be low, in
accordance with ti.e present hard times
Phadslphla Oct. 1lh, lsi2.
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EEores''s ENk.
JOSEPH e. HOVER.

ManulaCturer OF " fltlnT and TndcTII-
Bile Ink, No. LOG North Third Street, six
doors below Race, (east side,)
H L a d L, II A,
u ESPECTFTLLT informs country merchants
IL and Others, that he constantly keeps on hand
large stock Of his Superior Black, Blue End Red
Ink and also superior quality OF lndellille Ink
HIS ink is put up in bottles varying in sze fem
| 10 80 ounces, and will he sold on reasonable
terms. The excellent qualities of this INK has so
thoroughly established lis ch'acicr that ii is now
extensively used throughout tbs country.
- For sale at the store Of II, Is. Masscr Sun.
bury, Pa. Nav 2Uh. lSl3.-lv
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OAKIIEY'S
DEputvsTlyE SYRUP.

VVSiE valuable properties vt Oekleys Beputa-
L tive Syrup of Sarsarailla, as purifier OF the
blood, is well known To the public generally
that il is unnecessary to occupy much space in set
ting forh the advantages 10 hc derived from lis
use; wherever the medicine has once been intro
duced, it takes precedence over all othe,s: every
one that has taken it, have derived signal bcne.
fetal results from It, that It is recommended hS
them with the most cnnhdrncr. Physicians Of
the highest slanlng in the profession, prescribe 1t
10 patients under their care containing nothing
del, terinus but hiuG composed ot the most mllo,
yet eiichcious vegetable materials II is offered with
Confidence as The cheapes, and most efficient pu-
rlfirt If the blood now known. The use OF a tew
hUtllcs, especially in the spring months will he at
tended with most decided improvement in the ge'
neral strength ofthe system, eradica,ing any seeds
Of disease that may have been generated. besides
giving health and vG"r to the hody.-For the cure
Of Srroiula Kings Evil, Rheumatism. letter,
Pimplcs or piup,iuns of the Skin, White Swelling.
F,stua. Chronic Cough Asthma, &c. The nu.
mrrous certificates in the possession OF the sutscri-
her and his agents, from physicians and others, are
sufficient to convince the mrst skcptlcal n lis su-
pcriori,y all preparations Of Sarsapaia.
Sold Wholesale and retail, hy the proprietor,
GEORGE w. OAKLEY, North 5th street, Rea.
ding, b. ks County and 10 I've bad of the following
persons
h, Northumberland C0unfy--H. B. Mass2,,
Sunburv Leland & Mxel, McEwens,lIle ID
KrauSer. Milton.
III Union CrinfY-J. Gearhart, ScIinsgrove:
A. Gu,elius, Mifilinhurg.
In Columbia County.-R. w. McCay, Wash
lngton.
Reading March IA, ls43.
Mn. OAKLry:-l believe it the uty Of every
one IN do whn,cvcr in their power les, for the " me-
fit of their fellow ma, and having had po,iive
proof in nv own family of the Wonderful properties
Of your Drpuraive Sytup of Sa'sap'r'lla, IN ST
conscicntou-v recommend i, to tie afflicted. We
had the misfortune t. lose two of our children, by
the breaking cut Of uIceraus so:es thai covered The
face, head and eek, although we had some of the
most scientific physicians to attend III m md had
tried all the known remedies, including Swain 5
Panacra without avail. Another OF my children
was attacked in the sane manner, her face srd
neck was completely covered; the discharge was SO
offensive, and The disease nj such a height. that we
dcspaircd al her life Seeing The wonderful effects
of your Depuri'ive Syrup o. SusnpaGilh, we Were
induced to make trial of it. the last resort; i,
acted like a cham; the ucers commenced healing
Immediately Nv bottles entirely restored her to
her health, which she has enjoyed uniutCruIted,
ever since As purifier OF the blood, verify be-
litve it has not lis equal.
JOHN MOYER, Tailor,
Walnut street. near Fourth. Reading.
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CITY FURNITURE AUCTION
AND PRIVATE SALES ROOMS,

Nos. % and 81 North Third Street.
ear the city Hotel,
FlliLADELPHIA.
n &. MACkEN, AuCtoncrr, respectfully IN
~ ,llCs the attention of pcrso's dcsrous of pur
chasing FurnIrure, To his extensive Sales Rooms,
(lolh public and r,i,at'.) Tor every description of
Household Furniture, Win Ie can he obtained nt all
times, large assortment uf fashionable and we'll
manufactured Cabinet Furniture, Beds, Mattresses,
&C., at very reduced prices, for cash
OF Sales 10y Auction, twice a week.
Nav 2Tth, lS43.-ly
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EAGLE
"a III GID FL EC -HL .
Corner Of THird and Vine Streets,
wrLLIAMSPoRT, Pa.

=
VkNHE subscriber respectfully announces to the
4 public. that he has opened Hotel in the COM
modlous brick building situate on the corner of
bird and Pine Streets where he will be happy to
wait npun those who may favor him with their
company. The Eagle Hotel is large and c"nveni-
ent, and furnished ia tue he mrtcin t,le. 1t is
provided with large number Of well aired and
comfortable sleeping apartments, rooms private
rarlnrs, &c. Persons visiting WqmspOr on bu-
sincss pea sure, may rest urd that every ex-
rrrun will he used to render their sninurn at the
Eagle Hot,l" PHEASANT and agreeable. His Table
will be supplied with the very b s. the market af-
fnrds, and his bar with be choicest wines aud other
lquors-tharces re- sonahlc. The Eagle Hot,
possesses greater advantages in point of location
than any other similar establishment in the borough.
being situate in the business part of the town, and
within convenient distance Of the Count House
and Wamsport aud Elmira Rail Road Depot.
Sufficient Slahhnc provided, and good and ttusty
ostlrrs always in attendance.
Attentive, accommodating and honest Servants
have been cmploN ed, and nothing left undnne that
will add to the comfort aud accommodation of his
guests.
There will he II Cnrriag always in attendance at
the Boat Landing to convey passengers to and from
the House, free of charge.
CHARLES BORROWS.
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CO All notes purporting To he on any Peun.yl-
vania Bank not gwen in the above list, may he sci
frauds
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-03
a BEAUTIFUL INCIDENT ON THE
NINETEENTH.

Mr. Editor Having the pleasure of stand
ing by the side Of a lady in fremont street,
on the 10Th inst. as The delegation from Yer
mont was passing, she wished to show her
respect for that noble Wing State by throw
ing to them n rich bouquet. The moment
il was in their possession they waved it in
the air, and then fastened it BETWEEN the
wings OF the eagle that surmounied their ban.
ner. This being done one of their number
mounted a cart which happened to be near,
and taking OIL his hat and bowling 10 the la
dies in The balconies before him, lie said in
clear and audible tones
"Respected ladies' Of the city Of Boston 4!
the Vermont della geiion receive with lively
gratitude the delicate and significant EXPRESS
ION OF your approval of the course which our
State has taken in the great cause of our
country and while we are girded with dou-
BILE strength by such encouragement, we beg
leave to assure you that the love of Whig
principles lives as green in our heart as the
State badge which you see we are proud to
wear near them. Allow us, then. rs true
Wings, to ask your acceptance Of this ever.
green, which we brought from our na,iys
hills, and II shall be our pledge to Won that
the Green Mountain Bows and the Boston,
ians shall go band in hand at the polls of
November"
The present soon found it's wayto tie adv
who waved it ~ the ar, aud l.eu placed II
IN her bosom, This called out thre, cheer.
rom the delegation, and abundant waving of
handkerchief in return Boston Jour.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-03

eontinen, -. or should he. ours and 70 scor
~ Texas falls, then falls California. then
Mexico propcr-snd su on until our "
Government. as well a.. theirs shall be forever
wrecked. So long ~ Mexicsns shall love
their homes, the graves OF their sires, tho IL
lusitious dead who achieved her Independence
so long will SHE rcsisi Texan indcp end
ence. and az long Is Mr. Clay bound to op.
pose tnncSaticn. So lrnr ~ Tesss cam ~
come IN by the common consent of ,hcU N
so long is Mr. Clay pledged agains, II. lie
viii not look 10 the Democratic. the Wing, or
the Liberty Parry Nv the States. but 10 Tho
State, hemseir,s. lie reg srds them a. form.
ing Tho Union, Individual, parties to a
Common compact. No new partner can
come in, without ~viiia,ing the whole snree.
men, and Il this view be his. as We are war.
ianied in sayiEg-,hen, so long as a single
State opposes IL, Texas cenno, I've ours
Five Safes have slmos, unanimously, in
their State capacity. protested against the uas
holy project. So long, then, rs they-as one
Of the smallcs, States ARE against it-.hc
cannot by Mr. Clsy's consent, come In. So
long then as YOU nrc true IN the aroat
principles OF i716-so long Ms YOU re-
main defendants To the pilgrim slres-so
long ~ the vestal fame of Liberty shall
bura in your hosoms, c'rtral suI |iueltiG.
ga istable--so long Is Mt Cha, three several
times, in solemn manner, before tie ma
ilon and all mankind, irrevocably bound to
oppose the Annexation Of Texas To these Uni
ted States. Oh, then nv coun,rvmcn be-
persuaded tn tample under foot prejudice
and party rule. and quietly and conscien,i.
ously review the 'vhole ground then look To-
your rouniy and 10 God, AMI do your duty IN
November, 1874, before i, il forever too late I.
BE not deluded by the enemio $ Of all liber-
~, who. under the houied namo of democrd-
az, would reduce YOU to perpetal servi,ude.
Do not suppose that you are doing anything
for the cause of human freedom by opposing
Mr. Clay. Ofall men now present, have
the greatest cause to take care that am not
deceived in this matter. eau go-T say il
before God and man-wilh a good consci-
ence tor him, because ] believe il will save
my country from ruin. II we should secure his
election. The blood Of all those who in all
ages, have gone up TO the scanoll and the
cannon's mouth, 10 defence Of the true aud
the right, calls on Us tonight. Remember the
mighty agony, the voiceless woe, Of the gen
erous and the brave hearts who have per-
ished in the cause Of human liberty. Oh he
faithful la this last hope Of Il elom ,monv
Gen-let our battle cry We 'inefiv and Union
- God and lie right. II we triumph. man.
kind VIII rejoice in our success il we tail,
then all that is worthy to stand, The noblest
aspirations OF the soul. the desire Of glory and
Immortality, shall fall with US, and be known
10 more forever.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-03
THE BRITISH GOLD

The annexed paragraph is from the
Baltimore Clippc r Of Friday. The Clip
per ia a neutral paper We publish i,
without one word of COMMENT sneak,
for itself.
A Startling Fact.-We rave il from
an indlsputable sou rec, tina, an agent of an
English iron manufacturing establishment.
stated 4 few da Us since to a dealer in hard.
ware, OF this city, that he had received posi-.
tive instructions from his principles in Eng.
land, to use all the means IN his power 10
procure the repeal Of the American Tariff.
The agent resides in New York, and will
comply with the instructions which he ha,
received. So here is the proof positive of
English interfereoce with our domestic
concerns. British gold will lie lavishly
spen,to influence affairs in this country: AMI
British agents will rram through our lInd
70 cheat and d'ceive our people into the
support Of British measures. Are thew
TO be thus imposed upon or Corrupted We
dono, believe it. The influence OF British
gold may be partially felt, il is true. in the
purchase Ola few vcnal presses. which are
a Disgrace 10 tue country; but the mass of
the American people will spurn this foreign
aitemrt on The purity Of our government,
and cling with more ~lenaciiy 10 the meas.
IRE which England is SO deslrous 10 destroy
The knowledge that British agents are al
work, under Instructions from their en-.
ployers, To procure the repeal Of the tariff
will be sufficient to stimulate the American
people 10 It's support No Congress will
dare 10 unite with England in The destrue-
ton oil our manufactures. No pa,rio, would
sanction so unholya union; aud no man.
other than a trailor TO his country, would
sustain it..
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tf'om The Alieshsn! Mofsing krpres.
OUR NOMINEE"


A new Gong ,oa ne~ Tune.
Thr,. jo'ihi Loces sat. one dag,
rf 81 ale house door, IN the month 81 Niy
-ad one. ~ he seiTed hts cup. sa,d he
Let % dunk a ieslth to our nominee,
or uominee, ha la hai our nominee,
Wen dtut a health to OUT nohtuee
T.f thcy liked q Joke. these I.ocos three,
AID laughed. ha hA they laughed, Ia ha !
ithey laughed, IS they qusicd to ,hcit nominee.
Ito. landlord hither With thy vine aeAin,
We 20 iu Tor stAsUKFs tho We heed not men
81 vel dnnk TO him right merfdy.
And sA0u ( success 10 our Ron,ace.
Ou' nominee, Sc,
III X ndethuok ,iuuld pass the gate,
And be uuf aer fan csndida,e-
Ga. haw the cooas To their holes will dee,
" hen the ft comes out as our nominee,
OR nvniuec &c.
q old Teeumseh, should he run
WY the b'tile's fought ere halt begun
For where 10 tue mAu ls match aOUId lie
W IN Colonel D,ck lt nnuhinee
osi nominee, sc.
CLAY cant su oceed-wt'f re sure he never can
Wan TauH, D,rIubntion, aud hts No Texs.' plan'
But vel suii the people alt, tor we 90 Tor no"e Vt
thes'i
And We 90 lor nothing cisc-bat our noml.es."
Our nominee, nc.
NtN up tFu y UofttHbfH w ~ tPtsbs
And the white iolu rolled from hiss pinling steed
.ii stake my psJ for a pat, sad he,
You cannot guess our nom,nee."
Our nominee. &c.
Then up spoke the three "Agree1," said thew
"Nc'i guess in a tree and win the pay.
Coihuuu 1-Cass i-ynhnson Van Not he
Then who the duce Is our nominee
oar nominee, ha la our nominee.
WHO thr ducc can the Gre iturc be
They d,dn't like the joke. these Locos three,
dad they could not laugh Tor their nominee.
THE wager, won !" the horseman spokc
'Fur tie man we'll run - james h Polk ~
And who ~ lie T. said the Joyial three,
Why, James X Polk of Tennessee.
James X Polk, la In d, Of Tennessee =
The rery man mc thought tpouid be
Twas a right good joke i"r these Lnc"s three,
And they laughed as they quafed for their nom
f"ro
Then we'll drink to .nmcs- What was his name =
OF Tenncssee-'tis all the same
For n right strong team. ne tTow he'll be,
This Mister James our nominee
Our no m,nee, h, ha our nominee.
The very man we thought 'twould be!
For they loved a joke, these Locos three.
ALLEGHAsY, Sept. 5. 1874.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-03
TIE MKpITrRRANrAN Wur.r

The great advantages Of this whes, over
any used by our farmers is becoming ev.
cry year more apparent Besides us supe.
nor weld, 1t IS safer from tie ravapes Of
the fly and injury from rust, by is more
vigorous and Iapid growth. Mr. Mansfield
b Brown, Of Pittsburgh, gives the follow
ing account ofthe yield of his last years
crop. The average Weld from field Of %
acres, was 35 bushels to the acre. From
l58 pounds which be sen, 10 mill, he re-
ceived lZO lbs Of superfne lour, after pay.
ing toll. Hour recollection serves Us righ,.
the most Off Mas eat early and before 4
wss fully riP. The Ssr
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THE HBR All
.sl.shes every Thursday ~Idorning.

NnN"-EfN NiAFs
t,ffuaerv.os togff. dftbr rubfsridcrs door
s.aa DtiierrcJ ~ p1ctorss. ~ faisn al
.,sg,r. sI.15. By msil. $3.50. Dsiir-
.4 nt puipes eats.,. SAGE.
rraNs or tnvtRrisiNg.
tf-,rhs,pssfs mstrag less than ovc quar-
-gt, asserted N 70 ,re,tt fsr Sl.o0-fhose
.s-tsislsR no tan one 'gBors ,ciN BE- char.
-,s : 90 per- . nar,: l6 c,nfs per sgpqr,
en- r. ciorgtd r. oach insernon continued
.f,, a, hret INT IL These terms ,oiR be
.-,,ged IN.