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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-04
A CARD.

rYShe undersigned beg leave to announce to their
n friends vino have been waiting for the arrival OF
theii and 10 the pubic, that they now in
cep OF invoice of - acksscs containing assort
ment Of NnIrE GRANITE AND Iron STONE; FLOWING
Bloc, CANr1S Blue; MuLLpERRT, aud part OF tieir
selection of Lam HUE Ware
TINS lot of very choice quality. much superior 10
any heretofore brought this city and of new shapes
and styles. SWEENEfS AND BELL.
lnl6 Nos and ., Monroe ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-04
CHOCOLATE. COCOA, &c.

AMERICAN AND FEENCH CHOCOLATE. PREPs-
RED Cocoa. Cocoa PASTE. BRo-
MA. Cocoa. SHELLS. &c.
TITO Merchants and consumers who would purchase
q the best products 81 the Cocoa ftcc from aGuera-
ti1n mere nutritious than tea coffee and IN quality
unsurpassed, the subscriber recommends tue above arts
eos manufactured by himself and stamped with his
name Hs Bron1 and Cocoa Paste. delicate, pa'aia
he and *aU'ary drinks for nvalids, cOnvaeSceis and
others, are prpuogncedhy the mos eminent physicians
superior TO amy other preparations His manufactures
are alwat On sale any quantity, by the most cpectd
we "rvcFfs in the Eastern cities. ar. by is agents
HAYES, GtkY & Co. Boston; JAMES RCNrs & Co.
Hartford q; IiussEY 4 Murray, New York Grant &
STONE, Philadelphia; Tuu's BRuNDIGE. baltimore /;
ENGAtEE 4 SINH, Pittsburgh. Pa; and ELLtoGG &
kENSsrr, Cincinnati, ONO. WALTZ BAKER.
AurfG-1ut
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-04
WOOL.
LIZ wi AN REED & co.

Successors to Reed, Hurl & Co.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
BOSTON,
u FParicular attention paid 10 the sale of Wool,
and liberal advances made on cousisnments.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-04
i'll also. sell Congress Hall.
FARM FOR SALE

I | on, Ioctr,ue, to sell my farm near Wheeling
"ul ucSii GUS and viii sell it together or IN
PARCELS to suit purchasers, and on accomn odatng
terms. Jan eft JACOR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-04
NO. 143.
MFNDEJ, * !lARBOI II,
FURNITURE. -zSy-1ukA
rPH.LsrERY si33
NO. l43.
and Cnrpel Ware Roon.s.

ana Cdflft bdft hOOhsSt
No / 49, NGin street. Wheeling. Va
Ts Subscribers would rcsnccifuiy csil the attention
- their customers the public generally their
stock sisiiug the IA and splendid
ment Of the latest style and lest finished Furniture
Looking Glasses offered in Ibis ci;y. and which
cannot lie surpassed IN tire western country ali which
vii he sold AZ that cannot fail to please&
ted 10 give satisfaction. Also large stock Oft phosery
ware on hand and made to order suliaie for steam
boats and Family use. Also Venetian and Stat Window
Glinds on hand and made 20 order
STEAMBOATS, furnished with every article OF Fur.
attire al sliottnoticc and OF the very hest terus.
au-23 MENDEt : HARBOUR:
LookIno-GlaSs Plates Just 'es &c . two tive
'lass Plaies-assorted szcs-whch viii he sold by The
hoN or SINGLE plate loss prices than sold al tins
city. aus23 MENDEL & UhRBOR, I43 Main st.
Stat Window Blinds. jus, eee,yed "a arg,
window blinds beautiful article, both PLAIN aud igu
red-aud for sale at manufacturers prices, by
aug23 MENnEt.N HtRHOt r. t4S Main 1t.
~trinn. Just receives, great variety OF stripped
~ ipNo' veniiau and na,uask vcuiian stair carpe
ting; aud for sale very low by
augl3 MENDEL, HARBOUR X co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-04

NEW BOOT x SHOE STOKE.
Called the PHILADELPHIA Cheap Cash Store
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wA. roLE, $50,
OATENT Congress Boots and sloes-Also every va
rteiy of Boots Shoes, BTogans, Gators, aud 80
foufth, cheap Tor cash je2l
Esa51TS ANfs SHOES!
RECEiV ED, to-day, ny cIeene's Ex
- -sEsRv, press lhe, from philade hia the Ia
u .s-ss ie~t fashions in the Boot and shoe
sa=e=- trade tiy the hest makefs IN thai CITY 4,
viz: gatier and hall CATER Boots, OF
silk And French Lasting, embracing variety OF coofs
sHoh a. hrunze PINK, liacA and black, Sci Morocco
boots aud Dusk ms, mamv eoioIs with large assert
uicnt Of sd 1gs and Slippers also Spring Heels, aud
all Kin Turns. Just cok at those Ladies akins
Shoes, az lJ9, Main sirlet Wheeling.
Auge NM boLh,
DISSOLUTION.
SfrnE partnership heretofore ex sting between Wlsm
Il Anderson, Edward Anderson, Alfred Evans, and
FfanAllt Anderson, uudef the hrm ii w ANDERSON
a. Go was dissolved A pill list, b, mutual consent,
WILLIAM ANDERSON,
EDW ARD ANDERSON,
ALFRED EVANS,
MayI FRANKLIN ANDERSON.
tYtHE business Of the firm in he conducted hy the
n suiseiiefs as heretofore under tho old style OF W
q ANDERSON y Co.
WILLIAM ANDERSON,
EDW ARD ANDERSON.
Wheeling, May |. FRANKLIN ANDERSON.
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WIN. r. MCKEE,
NOVELTY WORKS.

TlIE Subscribers have assoca ted themselves together
Il under the firm aud style of CHARLES, CoEN 4 BE
70 the purpose of manufacturing, at the Wheel
ing Novelty Works, Fairbanks Patent Platform Scales,
Iiaelts Counter Balances, Coffee Mills, Maleahe Cast
ngs and viii soon lac prepared 10 MI orders for ev
cry thing in their line al the lowest prices
WIN. CHARLES,
G NJ COEN,
jei5 e BEATTY.
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= 81 H. DE- =

LANDS FOR SALE.
5000 acres in Marshall County, vi
$4,000 We,zel. ."
$4,000 Tyler, ="
1900 " Wood &"
1000 " Richie a"
10000 d" Dcddridge "
4,S3S Greenup * Lewis co.,
LOO Near Psducah 4"
1000 d" Lewis & Clark
lt0 Lots in Losan's Port, Indiana
several small Tracts in the vicinity oil
town.
The above land viii he sold on the most reai
terms, IN tracts to suit purchasers Titles ncrfee
tnriher PARTICULARS inquire of w. =. PETERS
Wheeling, Virginia LEO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-04

1Ar EEDLE.worked capes, collars and Chemezilis
IN Twisted Slk Scarts, Grape erUvas, Linen
dkfs nerage SaWis aud Scars, aud every variety OF
fancy goods for adits Just rechby
AprlO tHAPLiNE * liipMSoN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-04
Vsss. NJ. Eg.OEso.
DOCr L. SPOHN'S CURE FOR SICK
IL u \ Ii 4 GLI Il

YFS III VI has been used in families every mem or Of
W. which has hadsick headache from infancy, as a
constitutional family compliant, aud has cured in every
instance yet know amounting Is many hundreds.
For sale only IN Wheeling al Brentlinuer's Apo heca
Ashland square, earthe Court house Tvs
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THOSE FLY NETS

w l. have this morning rccevedan additional supply,
w just irish from the naautactory. We eau now
sell item from 80 cents TO SJu each Can aud see Them
NiCOIL 6 CARR.
i've 100 Main
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FAIRBANKS PATENT PLATFORM
SCALES

pYxHE Subscribers have assortment of the above
l. Scales now Finished aud ready for sale at their
Wareroom ON W ater St, below Quincy.
iel5 CHARLES, COEN & BEATTY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-04

Iuno LBS CARROTS Scotch suua. for sale low by
lbbO iys rKNOR& PAUL..
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-11-29
The Sumter Banner:
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, BY
WILLIAM ]. FRANCIS.
T e ER M g.,

T'Do Dollars in advance, Two Dollars and
T. Ffty-cents at the expiration Of six months, or
three Dollars at the end ol the year.
No paper discontinued until all arrearages
ra paid, unless at the option of the Proprietor.
pAdvertisements inserted at rs cts. per
Iuare, IA lines or less,) for the first and
'llf that sum for each subsequent insertion.
D-The number of Insertions to be marked
IN all Advertisements or they will be publish
II until ordered to be discontinued, and
11rgei accordingly.
pOne Dollar per squire for a single in
.rtion. Quarterly and Monthly ADVERTISE
ients will be charged the same as a single
lsertion, and semi-monthly the same as new
.les.
All Obituary Notices exceeiingsix lines,i
III Communications recommend ng Cand-
l,es for public Offices or trust--or putting
Exhibitions, will be charged as Advertise.
3nonts. ~
D-All letters by mail must be paid to in
sure punctual attendance.
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SIC, lPuIinonRry a flee. .',ns, Thrush, Drop.
asy, Dysintcry, Gravel, Corns, Week or
SoresEyes, Sore Mouth, Drnfness, Sick
and.Nervols Head, ,ncI,e, Liver Complain,
Spinal Affections, 'i'oo,h.ache, Con,rnc,
tions, of the Muscles, Pains, or Weak.
ness,sin the buck and Joints, &C., &C.,
aS The ingredients used for Ontmen,s and
Drinks. are within the reach OF every person
!; and easily obtained. The directions for ma.
king tIiom are printed, and are warranted ,c
cure in every case when properly applied,
otherwise the money will be refunded.
Persons afflicted with any of the above
named diseases, would do well to call upo,
DR.. II; and If not effectualIy relieved no re-
muneration will be required for his services
Hisj sjulotto is--iV No ReEief--No Pay
Oct. 25. q a
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Nov, l2, ls4s.
WILMINGTON AND MANcHEsTEk
RAIL ROAD.

Mr.. TIMMoNs, the General agent las
requested US 10 state that subscription
list to the Wilmington and Manchester
Rail Road hns bccn left with Mr.. II. b.
McLAuRlN, in Sumterville, for The con.
yrnicnce Of persons desirnns Of subscrib.
ing, MS il is understood that such is tI:,s
intention Of many in tho District, wiz,
will find the village tho most convenient
place for attending To this Jnatter.
Oct. ~ l648. 90 cstrI sfss
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sSoutk Caroline Slllnt ter Dist
lll EQ 1ITY .s,s
Cordsl Hunt :ss !s3 ssI.ss:

! Margaret Hunt ct. ii. h II
10 Gold at Stunt On stgtt IIouseaon
the drst Monday In January next, and. II. not
then sold, will be offered al each subsequent
sale day until sold, following lands, q. o.wit;
E a tract Of land Of one hundred and Stifty
two; acres, lying on Bay Branch The mill
tract Price S3 90 per acre.
q tract lying in the fork Of Bay Branch
and Deep Hole swamp and adjoining the mill
acres. Price S3s so PEE acre. . s
S. IA tract of FOrty.E E;ght Acres, lying on
Bay Branch g! 81 Estate ol
= R. Hunt and of G. Hunt. Price 81 pr acre.
So The above lands are OF the estate Of r.
( Hunt, deceased, and are situated in Darling
ton District. IS. s.
a tract Of land 81 1873 acres, more or less,
situated in Kershaw District, on the south
side of Big Timber Branch, waters OF gBiack
River, originally granted to D. Reynolds and
lsham Moore, adjoining lands Of Schrock,
Smith and Hunt Price 81 90 per acre.
A tract OF land of one hundred acres ia
Kershaw District, onithe west side of Scape
Who're swamp bounded by Davis, Moore,
and Hunts lands. Price 81 90 per acre. &
A tract of $50 acres Of land, more or less
situated III, Kershaw and Sumter Districts, on
Horsepen Branch, on scape whore swamp
granted 10 e, Gawkins, bounded BY the run
OF Scape Whore, Arrants, McKaskill's Bill
theirs, Davis's, and Miller's lands. Price 81
per acre.
The terms Of sale are 30 much cash as
will pay the costs of this case and sale The
balance OH a credit Of one and two years in
equal annual instalments, with interest from
sale, purchaser giving Bond and personal Sc.
curity, and mortgage, and paying for all pa
pers. s -,.i Rs
by order of the Court,
JOHN B. MILLER,
Com'r. in Equity s. ID
Sumterrille. Oct. 1913. nrs fee 8l4. 2 st
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SCHOOL AND BOARDING,

The Subscriber designs to continue his
Schooi the ensuing year, at the same place,
hnd the Terms Of tuition and board shall ba
he same. as they are this year.
he also designs to endeavour to bring to
his aid g Lady. accomplished in the usual or
aarnchtals of the dty, the terms of whose
services in Tuition shall not exceed wha. is
customary.
!. w. G. BARRETT.
Samtervil!s, Nov. 18th, le4s. a en-,
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The State of South Caroline
WILLIAMSBURG DISTRICT.
Peter d. Mouzon,
Admir-. Of F. A. Nelson,

Whereas William J. Burrows hath fled
his petition in this Court stating that he is
confined within the prison bounds Of VIII
liamsburg District, by virtue of writ OF
capias nd satisfaciendum at the suit of Peter
B. Mouzon, administrator of +. A. Nelson
deceased, and praying rule to he served
upon the said Peter B. Mouzon. and his other
creditors returnable at day certain. before
the Associate Justices Of the said Stnte. to
show cause IL any they can why the said pe-
titioner should not be entitled to the benefit Of
the Acts OF tho Legislature passed for the be-
nefit Of insolyent debtors, and he having filed
with his petition schedule, OF bis estate,
both real and personal:-Jt is therefore order.
cd that the said Peter B. Mouzon administers
tor as aforesaid. as we'll as oil and singular
the other creditors of the said William u.
Burrows do appear boiore the Honorable tie
associate Judges oil the said State, at Court
of Common Pleas to be holden. ut Williams
burg Court House in and for the District of
Williamsburg on the third Monday after the
fourth Monday in March next 10 shew cause
If any they can why The said lVm. ]. burrows
should not be entitled to the benifit Of the
said acts. and be discharged from his confine-
inent and on which day The goods and chat
ties Of said Vim. ]. B. will be assigned for the
benefit OF his creditors.
w. r. SCOTT. c. c. ps.
Office of the Common Pleae, Ia
Williamsburg Dist Sept l9, 1S4S. 3m
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Notice.

There is stray horse about my fathers plan
tation, Isuppose to be Eli E. Flenings', for
merly owned by the subscriber, and traded 10
Eli Z. Fleming. The said horse s dark
bay, with large white blaze in the face,
about 9 years Old. If the owner does not,
within short time, come forward and take
him away, shall have him tolled.
JOHN w. FLEMING.
IS Nov. l64S. 3 2t
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Private Boarding School,

The Subscriber designs opening a private
Boarding School for Young Gentlemen, at his
residence ten miles north east Of SumtefvilIe,
on the 2nd Monday in January ncxt. esq
He feels thankful To the public, for the libe-
raj patronage he has heretofore received, ss
Teacher, and hopes by strict attention TO hs
pupils to merit a continuance Of the saInc.
For further information, letters addressed
tome at Mechnnicsville Post Office. will meet
with prompt attention.
w. W.5AI,STON.
Cottage Level, Sumter District.
Nov.s lit &
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TO AN,rEI{S.

The nndersigned has just received SIS few
Barrels Of very choice CASTOR OIL, foTt
Plantation use. which vii be sold lower than
3it can be bought this side of sCRarIettoH; also
a large anil fresh supply Of. Glanber aid Ep-
som Sails, which will be put in quantities.
Cam len. Nov. ;ls;.
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4 stranger passing tlirough oiie Sof. the
mountain towns or New gEngIansl. inqeir.t
ed, Whdt can you raise tere2' the an
sWer was s.O Dur land is rough and poor;
we can raisesb sbut,li,tle produce, and sosw6
build school: houses and RAISE EslERll'
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fst .sBifl1 raid Bob, & Vhy sis that isee.
called weeping ii illoWas' J,
sCnise ono 81. The snealiing drasteff
things gre ~ nsas our school house and
supplied tile inas,c i with iicIisa tkafdid
all the boys licking drat liz ugly pici
tuse. ssSsSsi s 4
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.!'e i'eiginaaI, g 8
'sst dsDce ofS isayet D aIsxGIt
ssrca not long slnee as &c
4 ssas sgasl 8 splendid sssolsii
s con .. sse The II ALLUDED tbe
Nsstiges of 8 be-
ailsEsd Rresiac csiost insects TEN
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! Efodlsa tnat the s; nm had aeyer
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NEARLY OPPOSITE MASONIC HALL, CAMDEN, s. c.
Takes this method Of informing the citi.
zens OF Sumter, Darlington, and the sur
rounding country, that he still continues Ia
keep constantly on hand, fresh and well Sc
lected stock Of
Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, OILS and DYE
Stuffs; Window Glass and Putty,
Patent Medicines and Perfumery:
Soaps, Brushes, Combs and Fancy Articles.
CHRISTIES
Galyanic Rings, Belts, Bracelets, Necklaces,
Carriers, &c. sc. sc. &
THOMPSONIAN MEDICINES,
Embracing eyery article now used in tho
Practice; &c. &c.
All Of which will be sold as low as articles OF
tho same quality can be bought in Charles
ton, FOR CASH OR CREDIT.
Physicians, Planters, and Country Mer-
chants will do we'll 10 give ma call before
purchasing elsewhere.
All Medicines sold at this Establishment
warranted. and Orders put up with despatch,
N. B,-Th6 Establishment is still con-
Quoted by Mr.. z: J. DgHAY; who will give
his undivided attention to all orders address.
ed TO me for Medicines, or other business
connected with It.
Camden; Nov l5, Is4a 'sl
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Fresh Drugs and NTedi dicines

The subs srriber has just received q fresh
supply of Drugs. Me edicines, Paints, Oils,
Dye Stufs. Also every sother article that
|. 10 common to q Drug store, may be found III
his sore.
Ssi Il, R.SIDNEYsMELLETT,afsD..t r.
One door ,cest of cLean,s old sfond:s
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Law Notice.

Law Notice.
WILLIAM BLANDING, has resumed
the practice of la w and EQHITY in the
Courts of Charleston. Office No. "a Broad
Street.
Nov. Is a It
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ABOUT KEYS.

"I'here are various Keys, Z, said young
man 10 anosiie |, .'s,leh as shikey md
.bulkey, buisthe only ke y "a 5yonrg gheastsis
Snkey. '.it may ba so,' replied the,
other, bun defy anything 10 reach;yourf
hcnrt but wIi;skey. s's
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sss 800
s1s aoIdne ll aniarylll
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.s:: :s ssss Ga ;s = ss s s
@ sss s I'D s s sss r'sa ss1s. lis sss r.
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4;
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@i South CaroinaSuner
and from tho have Witnessed fully satisfied
OF
obcnefta andreieve
District
hadache
the muscles t#
81 Mitchell. saml Mitchell.
&. Hezekmh ckson
g&ESI@St Courtney.
Carolina Sumter strck,
m.ly "a
BY speedily and aaso,ua y cured @ % The % pain @ ha e
size and ss EzkS i2 iIsf haGNsoN
hes she could
rs
District S, sAML c. MITCHELL.
in diseases shimsel- -
Dyppiu Cncep
sic, Pulmonary Thrush, Drop, ======
sore Eyss Sore % Month % Dn % s or The Sumter Banner:
and Nervous Head ashe
lions, Of The Muscles Palms or Weak WILLIAM ]. FRANCIS
nesssint the buck and Joints, &c, &c.
The ingredients used for Onmems TERMS3
Drinks are within the
sy e or ma
fh f
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New Goods ReceiiYell.

A Ageneral assortment Of Dry Goods, Grocer.
les. Hardware and Cutlery. Crock Sad
which will be sold low for cash by sfT9i5
81 L.. b. B..fiIANIzS.E
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q 4ssss
Ledping Of 'Schnap Tho 81 c.. AsI.
vocaie, n temperanc,, sheet, tells a. rich
anecd,te of an incident w in. odcti fre,i,
between a compile of@ DiichmelI, ono sof
whom was much devoted 10 'scTHpa. -
His friend was eloquantly perstiading him
Ia tjine der dempranche, and 10 o6viats
the terrorslo lof coming 10 pure water; .air
ofa sudden, augges,etl tho following sxs'
Well, ,lcns sElonnes, deli you how sou
how you do. nti 20 and 5riiy 5nf ;tparfpf
viskey, and dtnke Il home, and PM III fii,sllet
& in il, and yhenefar ynu;yal,t fui,S SscI,ap;e0
md draw il, untl shust so mucig yisi;ey
sash YOU traw off of fstler foshett shuist so.
much vater- you pour inty per I,arrel; den
yoH see you hill always q full sparrei Vis.
key, only, .l'rccfly aiter a vile, S., cooi,,e
yenker, niid al last you hhff nothing pnt utff
pnrrol nf Wafer; del YOU want no mora Gse
yor 7 yiskey, and YOU jjine dor ,lsmpe ran
Che sS
Military a ;aetck 'iiiiiittiionnl 81.
claimed ali irish sergeant Is his piatnon:s
..froni face, and lind to thor call LAS
many o ye ms Is prrisint, ~ say, TIsrei's
and ms many q ye as g not prisiHts
3.Absinty :, = 81
Nitrate Of Soda, as muoh as scap'be HELD
between the fingers ami the thumb, fsia
in the water III Whtcif iibssefs q Is "a "a Be
prescryrd, ,will keep hemss ffesh Aiid hloon,.
ing tnra foftnight.a at least; NJ soudon:
says so.
~ II 50
METHapIsai laeREA sitsss - lIlis sstyss,sesi
saf tho annual cont tsranee al. The Natl,ot,iisf
lspiscapai church pf silpsgs al iil.s:
:ssrt'asa ift tfe me lnbarship of 500 sillls
includes only thu ahnaaI con lard ,iGcss pf'
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