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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-06


To be continued.
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(FrOm the Baltimore Rep. and Argus. }
THE COON HUNTERS SONG.
TUNE-'Oh, it's my delight &c.
Come alE ye jolly hunters,
The ime ls not too soou--
To make full prep aration
To hunt that "Same Old Coonp'
1t is the same 'old varmint,' boys,
That foDl'd US once before
Then, le is prepare,
Tne sport to share
In Eighteen forty four!
Then, lads, draw near, and lend an ear,
While wo rehearse song,
Tho homely words. they still are true,
And to hist'ry now belong
The history of 40, boys,
OfCsons and lies scor g.
None can forget
We'li pay them yet,
In Eighteen forty four!
The 'Better Tines they told US Of
The certain sure 'relief'--
With 'two dolIa;s' in our pockets, boys,
And our bellies full of 'beeG'
These things they freely ronised US,
Aswell as many more
But don't regret
We'lIpa item yet,
In Eighteen forty fsu T!
These, in nem'ry still are fresh,
But no where else we. VOW
And maHy's the lad looked smiling then,
Who's broken hearted now
Such disappointment meier were felt
In any times before
But, boys, don't fret
We'el pay them yet,
In Eighteen forty four!
The 'COnfdence,' they Prsach'd about,
There's none of it i'll vogue,
Except upon the brazen face
OF some defaulting rogue;
And of this class,-'its 10 mistakO,'
There's daily growing more
We firmly swear
For vengeance dear,
III Eighteen forty four!
The Better Wages,' where are they?--
We meier have see the likes
Instead of'two day. my boys,
We've nothing else but sSuikesp
Tbeysue us for 'cOnspiracieS'-
To tie Sheriff hand US DER;
But, pretty soon,
Well thrash 1.-THE coon,
Iu Eighteen forty four!
On Promises we cannot liVe,-
Our children cry for bread
Cold winter howlS around us now
Our hearts are filed with dread
And while the storm grows still more fsrce
And round our dwellings roar---
We swear on high
The Coon shall die
Ia Eighteen forty four!
Ot'Changes,' we have had enough;
Ofhumbugs full score---
But shat ere' 'better CUR Hency,'
Well never see it more,'
One other 'change' we'll have, we guess,
In a year or so, or moro, r s
The Coon may grin
But weH tan his skin
In Eighteen forty four!
Then, speed thee on, 'Old Father Tim e,'
We're anxious for the hour,
The day ofreck'ning's close at hand;
Tha coon's within our power;
When at the ballot box we meet,
Wen settle up the scorer
Oh! what delight,
Our wrongs to right!
In Eighteen forty four!
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-06

In the country parts Of Canada. saws
the Montreal Herald, thousands are Glad
to work for two dollars mon tn,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-06

In Ohio there are $50 miles Of rail
roads and canals, built at a cost of Is, ,9l6, ,
32s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-23
TIKI -1rE.s sA1r

FiTfIitlruWN GLASS W8Hks. A. Ac
pursuant - - #sfi I Trust "a me. from
Horace n 81 cf sud Nlf. dataf the ii.H
day OF N~stInhtf ,fI and .cafIta ~ me 2 tih S
afilTe - the 4HuHs b ef4r Fl fihHe county "a. ~
deed hHak -. rter 3sa / sail en- T'4r.dag nj,
fssU.s faF 81 Nsrrt arSt. sell Al pahlc as1ii5
Al the iruui '"tf ~ as aeari house - sand efna
Is, commencing saif saie a. tssa % cock, n.
the real estate convened 10 me h. sad deed y ilh
the hkiares, Improvements and aplurtenanc,s,
that d r. sa}--
Squares fi.1'6frsd % and a iihIriY three AM
a out hf Samuel spugg AID John r. chF.
winch : commonly called RilchictoWl each q
witch squares contains sixteen los, numbered
irisin ono a aNiesn inclusive.
f0ai fof numbered NWo1 and The Norih hall
u coal lot mum rrei three with m e pfl,isge
ei sunius Tor Goa. - far back A. the eastern
Boundary Il The Denny am. within the Nurtu
aad Noafh llae II SAID coal lot numbered two ana
sal hal Ji Ca Iu1 uuln 1efsd thfEe.
los numbered 4ad II lllne and ten m
fgnafe nanbetea g 4isenty ioufd IA ui- same
addflea.
The tfe.crts Nj be oli,rel "a patcei. ,r 9ose-
Tier As nav ~tlit eit efs.
TRIMS oF SALE So much Of TIE purchase
money vii be rfqmfcu 10 hand a. "'iIi be saibci
osI fo drifsY tfe a. nnaes end COMMISSIONS
pf8fidei inrin saIa dfcd ingefhrf VII the
amount a. e n4oA ssud one hUudrfd ana niuttg
i1Hs dollars and three cents ] of ptincpai and
iafeftzl then due on the tWs frs hnn1s mention
Cd n nd Iced ~ he residue 81 sand purchase
money. ffffesH hHn.trs8 aua sirly nf7ie sstI4r 5
aHa trtnf, cents. viii be- requfsd o. the tilE
day Of o. smber ls4f; aud the resIdut on the an
daY ct NDven Der 1875 the deferred payments -
be satsfac toriv secured
The ute IS believed 10 be un4ues i1nab'e, but
selling as trustee | usdcrtHka only 10 convey
such tile as Is vested ii me b. sad deed
fau De- u - ItI. Ia tfH. Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-23
WESTERN INSURANCE. COMPANY
C4piraf $500 Oe0.

THIS company. Icing now daly oreanfed, IL
prepared tOnake Insurance on every dcsz
c1ption of Fire and Marine Risks, such A. dwe
Ing 1onaes, Store II ousee & e with then con.
tents Also, Steam Boat, Flat Ronts and Keel
Roa's with her catgocs 10 ned from am Tort
on the Quo aud Nis-issipri rivets OF Their trb
ufnry streams. Application FIR iueufance 10 ot
made fer he present al tne oaIce Of the wheel
ing Savings lns tlutlnn
suf 1 M'C0Y See"y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-23
sALE--By yirue Of iced

e. rust from Frederick II Greer JOHN Mat
Gan and others Ia me hearing dat" the I'd -
March 1910, and now Of record IA ihe Cetk OIL
fee for ONO county, m tek "a rher lel. IN
Wedrcsiny Tho 7ih oi tehrnnry inA ut ~ =. ORR
A. " Mt the from door ut the C"nH ieos "' on..
-, .tn pnhlic nuci,onn the Highest lnds
III vb.le interest & clnrm Of sad Frederick "
Greer A john Mafgen. herng the Two Undivided 9TH
na,s IN and ioa rcrain tract oflnnd situated n
n. vaiets III y Wheeling creek. il Ohm CO.. born
i,J l4sfhcd IA the said deed 81 irsIsi containing
90 acrs. ruod 30 pules theing The sane irar' OF
land Described in HE deed hom Lewis LnnsI'td
and Am his wife. 10 the said Frederick u Greer
others dsi.d The 2Sh Of February 1910 AMI el'o -
recr,ri in the Clerks office for Ono Connyl
Thf Terms mn1e known Oh The day Of sale.
solIng as Trustee shall convey meh 'rle no =
'''''' " JANIS s, whRAf
Taiaist.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-23
GNIRL 4 MARINE INslRNNCE-rhcrr nLe

ENIRG Il MARINE 1NsrRtNCE-Tbere IRE
t@osifnatlons only in which individuals can
Re placed, where they can adequately appfeciaia
the talue u insurance. Thes, afc while and.
M upon ina runs of their own property ther
receiving frem au Insurance Office the fall n
mount which ihey have los. or standing on the
same spotsofround,d perhaps BY Il ISOLATE tau
Is. Iamentlg lint stupidity aud folly winch ha6
ia.led 10 ~ vide for such contingency.
= ATKINSON. Agent OF tho pROrEC NON
Insurance 60 OF AtfFOhD, CONN
viii TAXI riaks On dwelling houses. wHrr boBHra
stores. nils. tacfousa. dc, topttho with ihcf
contents, suth AZ furniture. merchandlsr. ma
chincf9. and cyerYothsf description 81 sufGbie.
properly kiso, on steam, kt.l aud Hat hoHfs
AID thur cafe4es to AID from my goIt on ia,
Western Waters
once on Nam street nearly oppo site the I 5
Hotel 80 i4i}
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-23

\ pNFRTf SFMFNP EXTk tORDINARN =
II you wi-h II the hrirhteet l9ah
nat over me- YOUR visual slghi.
JUS strp along an Marker square,
a. GHmphnc lighting tlme anu there,
Just f1r n mDnsnf uan.e hnd non
Ilfs GEO ~ JaHNSONiS shop,
and iote loea At h carnph'ne,
The beat that yau have ever seen'
There's nothing iknt can give ] Eht,
or burn a. b, nu'ifnlf bright.
ENrepf II ~, thp dazzuna sun.
Ard 't7fifeC'f is NOS on'dpns.
fnr eheapness and for br lilney.
There Moth ing ~ inta county
~ ny land or anywhere
Thst cnn with lis cnwphinr =, mf are.
Won NIGH ~ wi Whle YOU me- VIC,
just east ysur eYs m h.s Tiu,ar"
Tne wnrkmansnir is goo and ncnt.
And his aasorineut ~ complete.
Which cannot fail 10 please Won all
Than dom deiav 10 mike a'cal1 ian
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-23

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Y ! BATE--The undersigned having entered
INTO auanecmenfswfh The Publisher. ~ tho WIZ.
lsr agent f.r tie saie Of Campbell aud Roc.
eauifoversv, niely held nj Lexington. Ky. is tead,
"a ferci,e subscription. or ilr same.
The wafk vii make about 500 pages octave.
lrued IN Muslin .r Icather. and the price 81 per
copy ~ copies f,f 500, such destrcns Of
sernfins early en- "a " III rleasc rnl and subscribe
The hook will he ready IN About ; weeks. and u
Is desirable tint early subscription papers he made
M n orlrf 10 secure q sufficient snrplv. ~ gfeRi
- ihr demand. JOHN } IIASWELL.
nnl is l'hion St. Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-23

! ItINItU I'M aUTI D
y 4 fAHNESTOCK & co,
Cor Of SIKH aud Wood sis.

n 4 FAUNESToCk'S ANTI BILIOUS
FILLS A gentle but efficient caiharllr, e.
presslY adapted i"r famllY phyaic. and are not
SURPASSED BY ans Other pull ~ use for all cases IN
which chihRruc L. indicated. They will operate
thoroughly without Ruring. Pnce - cts for a
bON containing 30 pills
rem iy Tor Coughs and Colds Price Is e11tH
Cough LoFeaFcs. Lezenees poesess a |
the virtues of the best Cou1h Syrup, are csnyr.
nieni 10 carry Ia fhe pocket and are sery pleasant
To the taste. Price 75 cents.
Carmindtire L0senqes for the cnre Of the
Summer complaint As the senson = now np-
preaching IN which bowel complaints ar always
very troublesome IA well az dangerous avery
family should be provided with a box OF these
Lozenges. which, fused according 10 difecu ons
will certainly cure. Prce . ceats.
Liquid Opodeiqse Tins uensfr1fIng nTfia -
poss ssrs double the strength OF he common
Opodedoe "a more cleany aud much more con.
venienuv applied Price % cents.
For sale by l. i AfMECHEN
ian Il y heelmg Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-23
ssSa REWARD Raaayas on ch,,.'@'.

e. ~ REV WARD - tanaWag or Christmas
'9DO my nrerp nan. who cali hlmss'f Nafk
Bryant Nafk q hr,ebf mulaffn. . or 30 r~prs
old common heighf well set sffpnr Features. fefrc
cnnniopanoe black spss and straight. dafl ~ black
hair / ibink haa naff imfle "a his chm. srot
on his nrm. lie had rrfamttlel several lhe0-. has
mooney AMI dnrhi rec nasS AMI rnners. lie 4" 81,
attempt Ia rei Ia Oaia. where heaf be has sumo
Acquaintance lie has ofrl "a spIl .hop hni fif
nr year nasf. hired nu fun. hai know
nothing II his elnhrs ! viii Give 10 dollars #
taken "a The county. 25 IN Tho State md so out NJ
secured IN u ! 81 hnt Gel him JOIN THORN
Berry HI. sleyenshnfg 7 O. Cnlnepper. Va "a l6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-23

>J>o RENT-A. s TODD, Will ren' "a 'es 81
aor over hs shnc store. large n""n ~ hY
60 feet IN lze. suitable fora sehool room.
jan ----------
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-23

I'ARNERS vii plc2,e Iahe uolicr that NJ
The Ssuh Fni If Nrksi Square. A \ TORD
has jlsi Rcd large addition to the stool, lalf
N IN the fail, an1 l. prepared u furnish them
with HI ant coarse boots Of anp quality aud
nrice. Also. fresh supply of conr sc md KIP
Brosans, AT rricos TO sait the tunes, aud ok iud-
10 suit the ses on. Gec 70
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-23

a OsT-Between Mantoe s sad the Rolling
Nil. as i- believed. IN Mum s.. ihrrc fyc
dollar naie-. ne of lnd ana and i've nf Wheeling
ae finder WI Dee literally rewarded BY lee,ng
them Of ihis office. de- 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-23

C,TIlLA LITTLE LATER. sen SENEY,
NoI57 Iane's Row. has tins Say received
ono case SUPERIOR dark prints, styles entirely new
nd much cheaper than ever. dee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-23

nILOT CLOTHS
sENstNEY n RHODES hive On hand
large snek al Tho above atele. which lheY will
sell without rtofl. Il yon cal anon. jal IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-23

ltLOTIIs, CAsslMEREs ard cassinelS. any
u kind Jon wan, just 10 sui the lines, ~
nov lG JB6 b MARS1I'S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-23

HNO RENT-A. 5. TODD, wilt rent a small
Brick tenement " ilh 3 rooms. on Man street
directly "a front Ct hs residence. Man ST Wheeling
tsn G
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-23

EP I AfNFSTDJk NkTlNIlFI Nt
sBs certain rufe Tor worms It has me-
WIN aaHCesa Hlthettl nnparAlaied
The proprietor hls made ia .Sint 10 ascer.
fnin The result of la use n such cssps n came
within is k4owlodee and ohscrvafil m during
The lat fifteen years. aud he invariably found
II TO produce the most salut ary efeefs-nor
unifrQuenily aitUr nearly al fht ordinary prep.
aratfous recommended for worms had been
previously tcsoff,d 10 without any refmnnfnt
la' hhla6a. l1s Tact j. tested By tie cetu-
table peI SONS IN IF 1aeteuf paris of the country.
winch caa he seen ~ calm. IN the propfietors
9r thel aHthlrz.d AGENTS, and should induce
ihmih"- alFaKs TO Keep YIN Of he prapafa-
tpn m their posse SION II lsfnfId M ~ obe-
ration AMI may he administered Hl.h pelfe q
sAlelg - he NIL lnlclla Inl4nl.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-23

M XXI INC AAp NtAPflNG PAPER. Gr
saie by II FORSYTH & CO
my
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-23
EXTRA FIoIfR.

\ NV MUS. fAMnN rIOUR mae Of
I y Wboe Whom, Iusr received and fr sale no
= ~ - IHlt ! IRWIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-23

Z III FfJl'Nfu. I.H.ian.or.,r M 1SAIT
=" 10" for CASH. al W us Market SQUARE
sep Is n AFG1NNiS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-08

THE RHODE ISLAND MISUNDERSTANDING the past
few hours, we have been putin possession OF certain
information which to mind, with other crcum-
stanes settles the guilt OF the Gordons.
The doe belonging TO Nicholas. alusions to which
we have made heretofore having been probably
with the nurdererS at the time the damned deed was
done. aud which has been in custody, was TINS morn
mo let loose. He at once appeared TO mss hls
master and went the house Ill search o! him.
Not finding the object OF his search, he at once ran
off on the track made from his master house TO the
swamp He followed the track to the swamp, and
from thence went TO the rock near the swamp where
rhe murder was committed. From thence he pro-
ceeded 10 pass over the whole ground OF the murder
shutting about and then took the back track 10 the
swamp where the gun and coat were found, and
from thence back 10 the house.
Aoain testimony can be produced that Nicholas
Gordon was seen two or three weeks before the muir
der after dark, with a gun, (which is described as
heino similar to the one found in the swamp stand
inc ON the ock having full view OF the path TO his
farm which Mr.. Sprague frequently took. He was
seen 10 load his gun with shot, too large Tor any
came 10 be found III that section. Dir. Sprague was
seen to pass Just before Nicholas was discovered
with his gun
Also. Nlat one oftRe brothers changed his c0at for
his rervcoat tound IN The sramp on ms return from
Cb,,rch nm Suyldny, and came home again Just at
8ight irih the coat Of Michael U Brten I" PSdce OF
tl oRs fcor7t trhen he cent 0nt and tOund dfter-
,r0rds corered triat blood in he SraRp.
These circumstanc show that the Police are on
tho ricIr track If they do not settle the guilt OF the
,ar,;es arrested. Our community are still III great
cirenent and from the frequent calls al our ottlce
80 nov If anv thing new has occurred, we feel bound,
= ior nothing else than 10 trouble, to place be-
fore the public all the information winch il Is proper
~ Owe. Prov. Chron, Thursday Eve.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-08

KENTUCKY Legislature of kentucky as
scmblct at Frankfort on Saturday, Nov. Both
The Senate was called to order by the Lieutenant
Governor, NJ Y. Thomson, when the old officers
were mostly reelected. Hon. JOIN l.. HELM was
chosen Speaker of the House OF Representatives
bv 4 vote of so to 42-Ccrk and Sergeant-at-
Arms reelected.
Governor Lctchcrs Message is brief and to
the point. The condition of the Commonwealth
has materially improved since the adjournment Of
the last Legislature, which is attributed to the
industry and enterprise of the people, and the
beneficial effects Of the Tariff. An arrangement
made with the Banks 1T the last session to loan
100000 in each Congressional District. IN
small sums to each applicant, payable in small
instsments, has worked admirably; the Banks
having fulfilled their agreement to the letter as
also have the people, not single individual thus
far having failed to meet his engagements AS
mirht be expected from a Kentucky statesman,
the infamous doctrine Of Reputation meets no
liberation in the Message. The credit of the
State stands high every where, her bonds being
considerably above par and sought alter with
avidity. The value of taxable property in the
State in 1912 was 1850, ll5076. The value for
ISIS shews I, dimnutlon of S55022 ,020, and {;
corresponding decrease IN revenue.
The present Indebtedness OF the State is 49,.
964,5 800. Increase since 1912 Ill. Balance
in the Treasury after meeting all liabilities Sod
6l4 10.
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part Of your doctrine. and had said there can
not be Church 'rih Bishop" he would have
advanced a dogma as offensive, as uncharta6c,
as anti Christian, and, will add, as lll-tmed.
as the dogma which you felt it your duty 10 adj
vance.
could have foig given some evaporation o.
feeling. on the score of the injustice and arrogant
wantonness Of the assault. Sir, rejoice 10 be
able to say that you cannot find on the pages Of
any book OF the least authority among US, or II
any dinner speech that ever was delivered, the
counterpart OF your proposition affirmed. Nh.
Choate did not affirm 1t; nor was this =" the SEN
timcnt' which the New England audience saw
tit 10 applaud, not having the fear Of Churchmen
before Their ewes The head and front of Their
offending was this and no more, that they dared
to insnuate that there miGlt be Church with
out Bishop that the Reformed Churches OF the
continent CT Europe Gall OF which, 1oithOat an e.
ception, had rejected prelacyl were lawful Church
es; that their Ministers say Luther and number Of
others, not altogether unknown 20 fame, as having
done little service to Religion and Liberty, were
not usurpers simply because no Bishop had lad
his hand upon TIER heads; that their marriages
were not unlawful, Their children not llleg!tIinate,
their baptism and communion at the Lords table
not farce In one word, Mr.. Choate did no
moro than church the Gencvan and Puritan Chris
tians; he did not unchurch the prciatical Chris
tians Of England or even OF Rome.
Now beg leave to say that this IS the mate
rial point, and it decides at once the question OF
your true position in the ensuing discussion, by
deciding that as no attack was made upon the
validity Of your Church organization, so YOU were
without any Just grounds for the offensive, |
mean the aggressive, attitude which youaSsum
cd at the table when you told your audience that
you would be willing to meet even the orator CT
the day, and prove that his Church at Geneva
was no Church because "THERE CANHoT BE a
CHURCH without Bishop
This is your proposition. mean to hold you
to this; and now call upon you to commence
the discussion by defining your terms. In an
swerng your arguments, | shall have the oppor-
tunty | desire to "prove that this dogma is
pregnant with innumerablo evils, theological so
cial and civil, and thatit isunscrptura, &c &c"
| beg from you three definitions, which are IN
dispensablc to right understanding OF your pro-
position:
l. What is the Church
2. What is the Catholicity Of the Church
3. What is bishop?
With an apology for OBTAINING you and your
readers so long, believe me- very respectfully, your
OBJ servant. GEORGE POTTS.
JANUARY6 6, 1914;
P. S. Your reply of last evening to my note OF
the 4th, is open to some criticism, but withhold
it, because [ Go not wish that public attention
should be latigucd with the discussion OF coilate
raj questions send Tic preceding letter to the
Journal which has been so politely offered !or our
use promising that, us far Us possible l wall not
trcspass upon the courtesy Of the editors, by
lcnrthencd articles
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IT, Health, Quiet. assc: Comfort-Ihe Or
-. Housz IS barclagstT,, Navy ork 1rOe!s Advantages
20 srsa-fs ope,-; few days weeis The cry suc =
- IsT.l: offered IL s-!by located clean and arr
&c very neai tn business part the city, and IN The I'M
is,s vicni;y Of he ptIacGa steam6os. landings. rs
are convenient and neat while it table supplied
h tb- best Vegetables and rus that ne p!ocure e.
Guiding entirely Animal Food and tEna!snts o! al klsas
comfortable Shower Ba,hI free. Remember, g barclay
street.
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"a ANtEb--A situation by an experienced col
or 'Saicr--v'io eiers good families. Arpy AZ .
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Prepared and sold, wholesale aud teC and tor exPo"u2
by A. b. SANDS& co, Druggists and Chemists, Crini;t
York Sold also by & 5 < D. Sands, DRUGGISTS, Nos 10
Fulton street David Sands & Co. No.7 East Hr-a'"'',
corner Of Market street and by Druggists generally lnod-l
on, the United f,- 81 ortie SIX bottles ;?
Tn. public are respectfully requested remember that
Sanss SarsaIaIi that has and constantly achieving Su'
remarkable cures OF the difficult class OF dseas", {"
which the human subject, and ask Tor S"ijss Shf-
s,parilla and take other n<
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4 SPtCuLAIi0N.--Ihe advertiser mas
y,lrs .eyrnon Tor manufacturing BY machinery
article Of genera. use hch iour By hard 81 sa'inS
OF eI-~-ht On he cost manufacture \ ""!Ntnx
ioaei Ictn=> manufacture, iNwIsS. Siecin' atons
have bey1 prepared 70 enabi- the ad'rTti-vT 70 Sc me
aNrn0u UCIe. CtcGmiaE have prevented th> pan
peas carried Ard nag 10 Furol or w'shnS 20
20 tl-Is may nave oAsne- OF purchasing The cto'eg'heo
elg ~ sold ~ EGe,d, france &c 50 IS 70 ieiu loI-
a,s iara ,ll outlay. ANY ISTsoa wii'nS 20 >S INV
u, IN I'll founded pcs ect o! getting n.y.
SANDS ~ bETUhN. by leaving not al ms once.
Stain. name &c sal, have !ath=r nto maoa on me ''o-
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