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PROSPECTUS
OF
THE CHEROKEE ADVOCATE.

Tar CnERoKEa NArIov. rncpRIE.
WrLLIAm Ross, ErlToR.
THE above is the title Of Il news
n paper, published at TABLE SvAm.
Cherc&ec nation, the first number OF
which was issued about the middle OF
August last.
The object of the council Of The
nation, in providing for the puhlica-
ton Of the Cherokee Advocate, is the
physical, moral and intellectual i'm
provcment Of the Cherokee people
II will be devoted to these ends, and
10 the defence Of those rights rccog-
nized as belonging 70 them in treaties
legally made, al different times viii,
the United States, and Of such meas
urcs rs seem best calculated 10 Sc
cure their peace and happiness, pro
mote their prosperity, and elevate
their character as a distinct comnu
nity.
In commencing and sustaining a
public journal in the nation, its sue
cess must depend very much upon
the kind feelings, liberaIity and pat.
ronage Of the citizens Of the United
States. Among them we are assur-
ed there exists generally q desire that
the Indians should be dealt with up.
on just and liberal principles. a live
Iy sympathy in their chcquered ca
reer, and a deep intrest in their char
acter, condition and destiny. Irnor-
ance OF their condition, opinions, and
claims, has been TO them a fountain
Of many wrongs: a fountain from
which they have been forced TO drink
many bitter draughts.
From this cause, measures OF poll
CO. IN themselves unjust, and highly
destructive 10 their peace and pros
poets. have been conceived and per-
sisted in TO their accomplishments,
with singular P~ertinacity, by those
from whom they have right To ex-
pect and claim protection. Ii will
therefore, be the aim Of those having
charge of the Advocate, TO onhch,en
public sentiment, as far as possible.
IS To the feelings, wishes md rrorcr
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more tor met" and indeed, & tear,
r 10 the lmperishable affections IN
which all nature seems TO ieJolce,
hears witness that the obiectto whici.
it vearned is no more forgotten, now
that she has been dead for many,
MANY long weary days, months,
wears, than she vas forgotten during
ore hour OF absence that came IKE 4
passing sound betw zen us and The
sunshine Of her ~living--Ler loving
smlles.
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NOTICE 70 BUILDERS!

'EHHE uadeTsicnCd, general fuperin,en-
Z ent f"F tie building 0: 4 Methods; E
piscopa. Ci-rcs, IN Tho town o. CiarkAvi!le.
40. is now prepared - receive proposals for
the building OF ,Lc sz:4s. ~ h'"id;-s -
30 10y 80 feet, y feet FROM Ioos 10 calling;
subais n.iaily framed, sra,her boarded, lslhed
and plasiered, q sul,ab!s foundation and un-
deFpiaiEg; w.ia ih:oo rows OF seat, and pulpi;.
and PAINTED throughout, al. materials, timber,
rock. lime, &c. 70 he furnished by the con-
FACTOR. aud TO DC delivered complete to the
irustsss by the !at ii S~spiemhsr next
All proposals must be forwarded TO me -
the 18th Of March; at which time, they will be
submitted 10 the board Of trustees % be acted
upon. For further particulars enquire Of IL.
urdcr.ingnrc at Ciarkesviile No.
SAMUEL O. MINOR.
Febuary 22d l6ls, !.
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For what i Mother RESPONSE
Dse.

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S,,a &c r~.s,,,s,rl, f,r, cl,l3,, Ey5.
,v. ;orr.d cic,n,;qesS. orier. con
~yars,,.,, e,.,n, sl.ori
and -rs,srol rrnnr;o,v ri Lst,xor-
{, cLII lor,cr.,-. a..rrL. IN ,I,,sc
,,-r,;c,I.-e vii ,r,ve ory;,r n,onr.
mon, cr ,,rer.,i disrsgard. 6ocanca.
generally src,kinr. mo,hcr can. !.
'sba viii c%,ro;ty contrnl children in
,hese matters.
She or.;f1o G,r their Jaror,-
m.r,. She can make ,Lcm feo,rI
c~,inr,ng. she can mnke them modes,
mr. ,m~ner,;nen,. i~,nen;ons or deceit.
fnl: mean or MANY cIowrisb or no
The Germ If MI these ,hincS
is IN cbldbood. and ? mother can
rrnr.ss or br;nr them foIth.
She is rcsnonsibIe for lie nrinc;.
Mes which Ter children entertain in
early t,te. For her i. ~ 10 say
| whether those who 90 forth from her
frcsid. shall he imbned with .enti.
men,s ofvirtue, truth. ho,or, honesty.
temperance, industry, be~nevolence
and moralitv, or those Of a contrary
character-yice, frard, drunkenness.
irdIeness. coyeto,sness. These Inst.
will he found 10 be Of the NOS, natu.
raj growth: BIZ, on her is devo!yed the
daily hounv task of wedding her lit.
lie garGen-of eradicatinc these obi.
'ous productions, and planting the hui
man heart with the Iilv. the rose and
the amaran,h, that iadeless flower.
emblem of truth.
She is, to a very considerable cx-
tent. responsible for the temper and
disposi,ion Of her children. Cnns,i,
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expectations Of the Chernkees.

And while il is in;ended 10 make
the paper natioaai IN its me ard
character. a%ilstaining from all paih-
zanship IN the internal P%"litirs OF the
nation. ii will nevertheless lie orch
to full bat courteous discussions of
any measures of policy On the part OF
The United Sia,es. which toech uron
or effect the rights and interests. not
only of the Cherobees. hut also Of
their red brethren.
In making m appeal 10 the citizens
Of the United States for their friend
Is aid in the undertaking, re fell san-
cnine that ii uHl not be in yam.
The history 81 ire Indian tribes.
Int p" 81 especially tina. of the Cher
okm.. IS ~;silcia VIII incidents ut
"ncc s;,'hin. ard commanding. The
mystery ,ln.l s!lroudS Iheir origin,
then if;.uer wlibke character, their
MANY ;:esIaN.. their firm adherence
to il.-ir rAi"rnl and polltica! right.
Their f,.nd attachment to their homes,
the tuGlcs of their ~fore-fa,beTs.
Their ruc'. G.i.osien from those homes.
thai S;i1d.n transition from savages
I" rici;Iard lie, their rapid improve
meat n e,;ucaliCf. agriculture and
tt c domestic aris- their present con-
dltirn. and the influence which. from
| their location, friendship and inter
course, they must and viii exert O.
yer the great Indian population. ex-
lending north and south along the
whole western borders of the United
Estates. and back 10 inc Rocky Noun
tains, cannot fail 10 to kindEe . lively
interest 10 the breast Of the philan-
tnrdpist, awaken a general thirst for
more familiarity with them, and a.
ronse "thei- protectors" TO the in
portant, hot often apparently Forgot
ton fact, iha, they have no trifling
duty to perform towards this people.
TERMS:
The Cherokee Advocate will be
printed on an imperial sheet. with
new type. both English and Chero-
kee. once every week. at So per an
mum, payable IL advance. And to
| those subscribers. who read only the
Cherokee language, at Sc per annum.
in advance.
prompt attention.
Cherokee Nation. Sent. 1874.
WILLIAM p. RO"S.
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PIKE CIRCUIT COURT. IN VACA-
TlON, 18th February, lsi5.
F"'AFI s''* ""d ''AeF''( Petition for
Jackson Poor and otbcrs,S partition
THIS day the Plaintiffs, by Ayleu H.
e. Buckncr, their Attorney, file their pc.
tition for 4 PARTITION and division of the
following described real e%states lying in
said county Of Pike, viz: The whole OF
section IA in 4. 80 n. K. = F., containing
fourteen eighty-fye one hnhdred;ks acres,
the y. T.. fractional Ii, section Il, saline
township and range, continuing four nine
ty-Eve one hundredths acres, the east halt
north east and sonth east fractional Ii
section 23, containing tiity-onc seven hun
jredths acres-the west l-2south west and
part OF south eat fractional IA, section
%, continuing cighthy-six thirty hun
dredths acrcs-thc east 10 south west irac
tiunal IL section ~ containing az sixty
hundred;hs acfcs-th" whole of section "a,
containing ~ City three huudredths-
the north hall Of functional section %,
containing 1871 seventy three hundredth-
ncrCs-thc north cRst fractional IA Of sec
ton %, being west Of the .Dississippi river,
containing lQl flty three hundrcdths acres
the south east and the west - south
east factiounl IL, section IT, containing
IL t,venty five hundred.hs acres-the
Yeti 2ror:h west Il section &c, contain
iaz a oo-as, .Lo ngt.k I2 hac,ionHi ii
section sc. continuing II thirty eight hun.
tfedths acres, and a part OF fractional sec
t.oa -. confirming II fitv hundredths
ncr"-, all III safuc range and township, and
toe east bali OF the north west fractional
quarter section 10, township 80, north
range , east, containing thirty four seven
" Tour hnnGTodths acres and il appearing
fron .aid petition tsnd the affidavit thereto
attached, that Jackson Poor aud Thomas
Foor, two or the above named defendants,
"'- uou-residents of this State; il i. there
fore ordered that the ,aid defendants, Jack
son roor and Thomas Poor, be notified Of
the flag of said petition, and that unless
they appear at the next Apri! term of :hi.
court, TO tie begun and held at the Court
lI"us", III Bowling Green, within and for
said csnnty Of Pike, on the second Mon.
dsy OF .4pril next, and plead within the
time allowed for that purpose, judgment,
by drieult, viii be rendered a~cain.t them,
and that notice be given, by pubiice-
tiou Of this order in some newspaper pub
li-het in this county, for eigh; weet, sue
cessisely.
STATE or MISSOURI, S..
County Of Pike,
|, Simeon 2. Robinson, clerk Of the
Circuit Court Tor snid county, certify that
tho foregoing Is a true copy Of the order.
t WITNESS my hsud and seal
SEAL. nf office. Done at Office in
49, Bowling Green, in said caunty
Of Pike, this the 18th day Of
February, 1915.
S. 7. ROBINSON, Clerk.
! Febraary 18th, lS4j. ew3
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A OF MISSOURI, too
County OF Pike, r.

Pike county court, February Term ls45.
1T is ordered by the court that all persons
in arrear 20 the township school fund. OF
sai id county, for interest up TO the 3lst of De-
cember ia.t. DO notified that unless the samo
be paid 10 the Treasurer by tho thirteenth day
Of March next. suit will be instituted to the
ensuing term Of The circuit court. for the
c%ollec,io u Of both principal and interest. and
that n otiee be given 10 the borrowers of said
funds. by publication of this order for four
weeks in the two newspapers Published inthis
county
4 true copy from n. record
Ts,te 4. r. bUCKEEE, CLERK.
Fohrr,rr lab, !st5. Ava.
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PIKE CILCEIT COURT, liz yAC.i-
TON l5th T. b:uaFy, 1915.
Peter CD!!"T,

lRsc Reed and Sally his
wIic, I've Williams, Chri'ti-
Ia Goodman, Caty Smith, r,,.;o- p,
Michael Pickle and Betsy hi. ~
TIfe, Tobias Pickle Il Mary
his wife; the heirs Of John
Cul!op. deceased, and the un
known hci.s o! l.ebecca Col
! lop, dcGcas"d.
A Nd now nj tiis DAY thc plaintiff, by
IA Il. II. BLckne', is gttoFnry, Gle. AVS
petition for { par;i,ica and division of the
follow ing described real estate l.iug il! said
county of Pike, via: Il lot Of Land suppos-
ed 70 contain two acres. on which lie situa-
ted e mills being Il part Of the north wes;
II OF south cast ! Of ~.cctinn ~, town
ship 81, north rnrge : west, and lying on
the south side 0! Sal! lot of land and near
the middle Of SAID south line, and bonded
as follow: beginning al u white oak OF the
south side Of north cuivre. Oh the top of TIE
bluff and mining nbont 100 yards to = su-
gar tree, thence west to nn elm, on the forth
side Of cuiyCe, thence south 10 = red oak, on
the south side Of cuiyT,, and thence cart 20
the beginning. AID il: appearing from said
petition aud the affidavit thereto annexed,
that the said Csty Smith. Micipel Pickle
and Betsy his wife, Tobias Pickle aud Mary,
his wife, the heirs Of John ColioP. decor sed
and the unknown hsirs Of Barbasa Collop,
decreased, are nen-r-.idents Of thi, State. II
is therefore ordered that they be notifrd Of
the l%Ieing OF said petition and that unless
they be ard appear at the next Term of thi,
court, 10 be begun and held at the court
house, in Bowling Green. within and fer
snid county of Pike, on the second NJ on
day Of April next, md plead within the
time allowed for that purpose, judgment, by
default, will be rendered against them and
ordered tina, notice be girch by publication
OF this order in snne newspaper in thi,
county, for eight week, successfully.
STATE o MISSOURI. Co.
County of Pike,
!, Simeon r. RobinFop, Clerk OF the Gil
cult Court, for suid county certify that the
foregoing lisa true copy OF the order.
$50 WITNESS my hand and official
Seal. seal. Done at Office in Bowling
49, Green in said county OF Pike,
this the 18th day of febraary. 1915.
s. p. ROBINSON, Clerk.
February 90. 1886 s~i
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COUNTY COURT ORDERS.
STATE OF MISSOURI, GO
County OF Pike,
Fteiru7ry Term, l845.

"a ATTAIN yANN0Y, Administrator OF
" the estate Of Humphrey X. yaunoy,
deceased, come and files hi, petition for
the sale OF The real estate OF said deceased,
which isaccomrHnied with the accounts,
lists and inventories, required Ly law. the
whole verified by the affidavit: Of ..id Ad-
mihistratioi; il is ( therefore ordered that ell
persons Interested in said estnte be notified
Of said petition, and that nnles the contrary
be shown on OF before the first day of the
neXt;eEm Of this court, an order will be
made for the sale Of the real estate of said
deceased, OF 20 much thereof as will be suf-
fcient TO pay tho debts against said estate,
and ordered that n copy thereof be pub
lishcd for six weeks. 10 some Bovspoper in
this State.
A true copy from the record of,aid conrt.
Tcste A. II. BUCKNER Clerk.
February 18th, l-45. 8w3.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THp
DENeenATIG BANNER.
Published n Boring Green, rs.

IL taking charge of TIE editorial de-
partment of the Banner" we deem
it a duty which we owe to she public,
TO give an outline Of TIE policy by
which we shall be governed. Demo
Gratis frou childhood, we shall advocate
the principles Of our party, not because.
We now see them triumphant and victo-
rious; but because, we believe them Pc
c~a!;sr.y adapted to the genius Of our in
stitutions; and necessary for the perpe-
tuity of cur Republican government.
In a spirit Of manly candor vie shall
oppose what we deem the political here
sizes of our opponents; but we shall new
er descendto low and personal abu:s Of
distinguished men.
We believe a National Bank u~nconstf-
~tutional and inexpedient; and at ,his time
indeed an "o6solete iden." We shall
steadily and firmly eontend fox the re-
dnction OF the Tariff to the Compromise
Of 1882, believing the present cdious
act peculiarly unjust and unequal IN It's
bearing upon the different portions Of
the coniederscy. States-Eght po!ti-
clans in the strictest sense OF the term.
we shall increasingly war against the
Distribution act, the Assumption Of the
State debts, and every other new-fangled
notion having for its objec. chs creation
among the States of a feeling Of depend
ence upon the General government. \
plain, democratic, economical form of
government, is what we wish to see;
and we shall contend for the exercise by
the States Of all tie rights and powers
not clearly delegated by them through
the constitution 70 the General govern
ment.
In advance we say that we shall be
the advocates Of measures, and not Of
men; bit we are free 70 confess that we
have ever regarded James X. Polk as
a fit exponent OF democratic principles;
and shall cheerfilly give our feeble sup
port 10 his tavori;e measures: tie IaGe-
pendent Treasury, the regulation Of the
Tariff, tie occupation of the Oregon, and
last, though NOT lealt, the immediate an
nexat;on Of Texas.
In our own State ,ce are aware, tina.
discord has ~pervaded cur ranks; but we
regard ii more as the offspring of per-
sonal preiilecticn and prejudice, than
any real difference of principle. Tss
union Of our party entire, is our most
cherished wish. We are all brothers
advocating a common cause upon which
may depend the perpetuity of II insti-
measures, not mon; primer
pies, not expsdiency,' is our motto; and
guided by that glorious motto, we shall
endearor TO p3ur ell on the troubled
waves Of faction.
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Administrators Sale Of
REAL ESTATE

BY ORDER of the County Court Of
Pike County, made at the February
term 1916, the undersigned Admins
traitors Of thc Estate of Samuel Layson
deceased, will offer for sale, at public
auction, on c credit of II months before
the Court House door, in the Town OF
Bowling-Grecn, on the third day OF the
ensuing term of the Circui; Court for
said County, & during the session of
said Court, the North East quarter OF
section 90, in Township SO, North of
Range n East of the fhh principal
meridian, containing 1863 sixty-two hun
dredths acres more or less, belonging TO
The Estate of said deceased. The pur-
chaser will be required 10 give bond
with approved security tOf the paymsn.
OF the purchase money.
j. II. HUGHES, ,,,
w. w. W. WATTS, " ,
February 10Th, 1916. 4w3
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The DEMOCRATIC BANNER,
Is Published erery Saturday Morning,
at BossEing-SreeM, by
S. F. MURRAY s. 4. J. PICKENS.
Terms of the Banner.

Fog a single copy, in advance, So 90,
if not in advance but during the year,
81 GO, if after the expiration Of the
year, $500. Fer i club of Six subscri-
bers, in advance, $40. For Ten sub
scri5crs, in advance, $l5 90.
Il AL letters TO the Editors, By
mail, must be Posi- PAID.
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Rates OF aG.erftsinC.

Il For L square Of Eileen lines
or under, one insertion, 70 cents, for
each subsequen, insertion, 81 cents.
II" 4 liberal deduction 70 those ad-
vertising by the year.
II ADVERTISEMENTS not marked with
the number Of Insertions required, will
lie continued until otherwise ordered.
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AN EXTRACT.

AN CA IA
I love the one who well can bear,
Misfostune's angry frown;
/ love the soul that spurns despair,
Though all its friends have flown.
love tie soul SO nobly proud,
That misery cannot blight;
The soul that braves the jeering crowd
And sternly claims lis night.
love the n who scorns f. bead,
Beneath Affections blast;
Who trusts in all Almighty Friend,
To soothe their wees al list.
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regardless Of the Bible aud the Sa'
vior, what mother, wien she cons'd-
ers the wickedDess OF the human
heart, q expect them 20 rise up and
call her dlessed!--.No.her Journal.
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n. P. MINOR,
). +. MURRAY.

Terms OF THE BASgER.-For a sim
gle copy, $2,O0i in Gdrance, ii rot in ad-
rance but during the year, 81 90, il af.
the expiration ci the year, $500.
For a club Of Six subscribers in aa.'
vance, $lo-for Ter subscribers in al
vance. $500.
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fIxGsi,

In Paris, Monroe county on the Sth
Of Feb, l845, Doctor C. ". FLANA-
GAN, in tie 39.h year Of his uge.
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STAE OF MISSOURI,}re
County Of Pike, g.

Pike courty court, February Term, l4lo.
nj is ordered By the court that al PER
IL sous indebted TO the Road and Cenal
fund Of sad county, be notified to pay the
intfest due m their bonds for one year pre-
ccehins this date TO the Treasurer on er be-
fore the thirteenth Of March mex, aud that:
all interest IN antnr 10, more thsa ole rear
is required either TO he paid nr the bond, of
the borrowers rencTr I'd with good and suf-
iicisnt security, and ia ease Of default in
the payincnt of interest tor in renewing their
bonds, including interest due for more ihaa
a year, suits will il NJ, cases be instituted
for th- collection of beth principle aud in
terc5f, aud that n";iGe be given, by pUblica
ton nf tbs o'dt, fnr iour weeks in both Of
tie newspapers published in this county.
4 true copy from tho record.
Tcsta 4. II. FCCKSER, Clerk,
February 18th. l-4r. AVA.
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Sale of Slaves.

SyaHE Undersigned, as Administrator Of
ss the Estate of Napoleon p. T'rimhle.
deceased, and John NJ. 'TrimhIe deceased,
will sell at public auction, in the town 81
Louisiana, on a credit of twelve months. on
the 3lst of March, next, fnuF negro slaves
belonging to said estate consulting &c two
wsmen, and children. Bond with coed Sc
curity will be required, for the payment Of
the purchase money, and deduction Of ten
per trnt viii be made for cash.
Al. TRIMBL.E. Adn'f.
Estate ofN. B. TriInblc dcc'J, and
John VI. Trimble deed.
Feb. Sth kS45.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

is hereby rigen That the on
AE. dcrsisned mas taken ont letters Of AID
iuini,tlation on the estate of Henry
Col,op, deceased, late Of Pike County,
Missouri, bearing date the 2o,h day 81
Oct. 1914. All persons, therefore, in
debted 20 The estate of said deceased, are re-
quested TO Oakc immediate payment; apd
all persons having claims against said estate
are requested to exhibit them properly au-
tt,enticated, within ole year from the date
of said letters, or they Isny tie precluded
from having any benefit of said estate, aud
jfsaid claims are Got presented within three
years, they will be forever barred
PETER cOLLOP, admir-.
February 18th. lS45. 3s3.
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MARRIED.

In Rails county, Mo. on the 10Th irst.,
Mr.. ?. VI. PInzY. 10 Miss ELIZA JANE
GREATHoUE.
In Rails county, Bio. on the 23d ult.
Mr.. ARMIsTzAD NJ. WILLIAMS, to Miss
Mary F. GALLAHER.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
THREE Lots in Bowling Green,
Il with comfortable buildings thereon,
and several tracts ofi.and near lie Town
upon a credit of one and two years.
Fer further information enquire at the
Banner Office.
Both January. 1915.
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Geo. Wilson,

Wholesale and Retail Dedle, in
Drugs. Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye
Stuffs, Perfumery, Window-Glass
and Surgeons Instruments,
No. 8, Main Street,
ST. Louis, Mo.
I%All articles il our line of bust
ness will be sole at the very lowest Cash
prices. In exchange, will be taken
Beeswax, Ginseng, and Wheat.
Jan. 81, 1915. 6ml
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-16
L. c. CoRDELL.
CnARLrsrowy. Jul, 20, 1913.

= July W
nave inspected carefully DR. Ihomsons aPPar'
atus Tor relief of Prolapsus uieri, and keeping in
view the indications he met in the management
oil that painful Affection conceive this apparatus
to be- IN all respects, adapted 10 fulfil those mar
cations. II embraces hghtness with snenslh ana
perfect applicability 10 the contour OF sei'aes 10
which tits 10 be applied-those essentials neees'a-
~ IN any apparatus to effect the Uterine supPor''
The apparatus is admirably designed tor sustain.
Jog The walls Of the abdomen either ~ case OF
graNd Uterus, recent delivery or any cohd'''op o.
the abdominal organ, requiring rest ana support
would be pleased to see The right secured m ,a's
county so that physicians could avail themselves
of its advantages.
JOHN J. III. STRAlTH.
"a PERM CANDLES-Just received and for sale
~ by W DORSEY.
October ~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-16
COMPOUND SYRUP os HoAR.

"ANCE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF HoAR.
n II HOUND, for Consumption. Coughsand Colds
1t any doubt IT'S efficacy, we can refer them TO
large portion OF respectable citizens, who
have been relieved by its use and We have IA
ken The stand we are willing Weld but again
assert that this is the most popular safe, and sue
cessful medicine eveI introduced. Price so cents
per bottle.
For sale by WIN. II. HESLETINE & Co.
Martinsburg' and Geo. W. Robbieg, Hedgesyille.
July 4, l844-y