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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-04-20
965 ACRES.

about 30 or 80 acres of which are
woodland. The improvements CONSIST ~
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-04
THE GAZETTE,
IL Published Weekly, at

Two DoILAas per annum in advance;
Two DOLLARS and Frfry CESrs at six months
THaEE DOLLARS .: tho end Of tho year.
Tho above terms will be strictly enforced
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
For one square or under first insertion, $i.00
Each subsequent insertion, oU
A liberal discount made to yearly subscribers.
HTThe number Of insertions desired mus.
be marked on the advertisement, or it will be
continued until ordered on. and charged accor-
dinghy.
GFLettcrs 10 insure attention must be di-
rccted post paid to the Editor.
0HrNo paper discontinued until oil arrcara-
gcs 30 paid, except At the option Of the Editor.
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A PLANTATION FOR SALE,
H., .vrndison Co,.nty, Mississippi.

plantation containing 1040 OF the very best
creek bottom and upland is offered for sale on the
most liberal terms. From $50 to 600 acres are in
cultivation, of which nearly one half is creek bot
TOM we'll dtched and drained; the upland IN cul-
tivation is circled The most of it is perfectly
fresh; but little If it having been cultivated more
than from one to four years. The place has con-
stantly running stream passing through IT, which
will afford water enough to gin the cotton crop,
and grind all the Tor the use of the plantation.
1t is well supplied with springs of the best wafer.
1t has upon it large gin house and cotton press;
negro quarter sufficient to acomodate from 10 L"
80 negroes and all necessary out-buildings in pro-
portion. The Dwelling House is good and roomy,
and the yard is handsomely improved 1t has ad-
joining the house, fine orchard of peach, plum,
pear apricot. nectarine, apple trees, grape vines OF
various kinds and almost every fruit that comes to
perfection in this climate. 1t is believed to be
one of the most desirable tracts of land in the
country, not only OH account Of the land, improve
ments, water DC, but also health.
1t is offered for sale at less price and on better
terms, than any such improvements and land are
being offered at in lhe country.
There will also he sold at the lowest market
price, with the pIadtaon, the crop of corn, large
stock of hogs, about gu head of cattle, sheep &cr
and plantation tools of every description.
Also, if wanted, all the Household and Kitchen
furniture.
The above mentioned Plantation is adjoining the
lands of William Melville, and w. E. Johnson.
For further information or purchase apply TO
ABRAM a. McWlLLlE,
Near Camden, Mississippi.
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PULMONARY CONSUMPTION.

From its having almost always bafiied the most
skilful medical treatment has very justly been termed
the "OpprObium Of Physicians" and until within
few years, been generally considered incurable' al.
though many medical men Of the highest standing, a.
mong whom We may mention Laennec and his friend
Bayle-bo,h distinguished authors, admit that this
much dreaded disease may be cured even in its ad-
vunced stages when the lungs not completely dis
organized. The remedy which VIC now offer, Wis
tars Basam of Wild Cherry for the cure Of this dis.
ease, not only emanutes from regular Physician, but
has auo tested in all complaints for which it is recon-.
NEEDED. 1t is not my intention, therefore, either 10
cloak i, in mystery, in any way deceive the pub
lie by overratng its virtues; on the contrary, shall
simply cndeavo 10 give brief statement ofs useful
ness: and ater myself that its surprising efficacy will
enable INC to furnish such proofs of its virtues as will
satisfy the most indcredulous, that Consumption may
and "CAN BE CURED if tn medicine be resorted
10 in time.
None genuine, unless signed I. Burrs on the wrapper
Sold in Camden by J. R. McKun; at wholesale BY r
NJ. C,hen g. Co., Charleston, and by Druggists gen.
orally in South Carolina
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DIED.-Afer a short and sudden illness,
near Washington. rexa<,) on the 18th ult.
MARY VIRGINIA, wife James II. Spann. (formcr.
ly OF Sumter District, s. c. in the 30lh year of
her age. She has left five young and interest
ing children and 'rnderIY attached husband
10 bewaiI their common loss.
In Marlborough District, after brief illness.
on Tuesday evening, the 18th inst, at l.2 past,
9o'clock, Mary 4. daughter ofO. ii. Ko!lock,
aged fourteen years and nine months.
Modest in disposition and OF retiring habits,
This interesting and lovely girl was like the half.
hid flower, which opens, bu, to die. Seriously
inclined childhood, ripening pie'y as in years she
has left her mourning friends, to sorrow moi,
even as others which have no hope"
Their loss is her eternal gain--her gain
their only consolation!
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March 8, 1S4;
CAMDEN AND CHARLOTTE
MAIL LINE.

The Post Master General having given drec-
tons to run the mail from this place TO Charlotte
three times week, instead of twice, as former y,
the public will therefore, please take notice, that
the stage will leave Camden every Monday, We'd
nesday and Saturday, at s A. NJ, and arrive in
Lancaster the same afternoon.
Leave Lancaster every Tuesday, Thursday and
Sunday, at 4. NJ, and arrive in Charlotte by )
u. Nj.
Leave Charlotte every Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday at a. Nj and arrive in Lancaster same
afternoon; leave Lancaster every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Sunday at 5 A. NJ. and arrive i'll Camden
at 3 i. NJ.
JAMES McEWEN, Contractor.
Feb %, lS45. If
The Charlotte Jcffcrsoniar will please insert
three tihes and hand in their bill 10 J. Nee.
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Most Extraordinary Work!
THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.

By DR.. A. VI. MAltlCEAu, Professor OF Diseases OF
Women. SIKH Edition. Ism. PIP. $50. Price 81.
$4,000 copies sold in Three Months.
Every female getting copy Of this o: important and
interesting Work Thousands Of females married and
unmarried tthe married particularly are suffering and
have suffered for years, exprndIns money III purchasing
useless Medicines who would here al once discover the
nature of their complaint, its cause, and the remedy
1t s intended especially for the married. or ihrse con-
emplag marriage as it dIscosrs important secrets which
should be known 10 them rlricu uarly And thus for one
dollar lr price of book years omscry will be saved
TO thousands of females, and their YOUTH beauty and
buoyancy of spirits retained 10 Jan advanced age instead
of uII. sick, and enaclaled al thirty.
TO the wife, TO the MOTHER TO the female either bud
ding into wouahuod the in the decline Of years,
in whom nature contcmpalcs an important change, Us
also the concmp pIat marriage Is beyond price
Over ten thousand copies have been BY mail with
in three months with perfect safety and certainty In no
instance lus q remittance failed 10 reach the publisher,
or the book those whom it has been directed.
On the receipt Of One Dollar, the Married Woman $
Private Medical Companion will be sent tuihom cost TO
The purchaser for oa ge tOany part OF the United staes
F. 'ruoRHToN, al the Post Office Is Agent for Camden,
for the sale of the above
Feb. %, 1918. ON
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FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers his PLANTATION for sale, lying
the waters of Big Iynches Creek in Lancaster District
Immediately the public road leading from Monroe Union
road leading from Lancaster Court House Chesterfield
Court House. The Land Joins Robert aggcr John Ro-
berson, Uriah Funderburk and Mary Knight, and contains
and healthy portion of the country, md Immediately in
the Gold Regon-say, miles from Urah Funderourk s
mine, and about four miles from Bck's mine The soil is
part Of the bottom land we'll adapted the cutva
ton of Cotton The opened Land in fine state of cult
vaon and abounds with springs Of excelic water, and
small streams running through the Plantations also creek
Of considerable size through the land, along which Is
some excellent bottom Land, now in cultivation.
On the premises is good Dwelling House. Kitchen and
Smoke Houses together with many other convenient build
ings all in good repair; also Barn and Stables, Thrash.
ard House 2t by 4S feet, Cotton Gin, House and
Screw, DC &c.
Any person wishing bargain call on the subscribcr
J. FUNDERBURK.
AIoroh IL 1910 81
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Stillingia Sylvatfca,
OR OIJEEN'S DEIJGHT

UIt QUEENS DEL1GHT. |'fF%
For the relief and cure of all lldiseases arising
from an impure state of the blood and other fluids
Of the body; Davis Vegetable Pain Killer. Glove
Anodyne Tooth Ache Drops for the immediate and
perfect cure of ths -vcruciatins pain; Knapps In.
dian Strengthening Plaster; Allebasi's Poor Mans
Plaster; Badeau's g. Wells Celebrated Strength
ening Plaster; Roake's Iodine Linament; Me.
Alunn's Elixir Of Opium; Scudder's Aceoustic Oil
for Deafness; Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry;
together with fresh supply Of all the popular
Patent Medicines for sale at CLEVELAND s.
March |. 9 If 9
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xens feel that their interests have been wilfully
neglected, the remonstrance to be cffectusl, must
come through its legitimate channel-a public
meeting, called for the purpose-the columns of
newspaper is not the most appropriate medium
through which to make known their grievance.
AT ali events it behooyes the proper officers OF the
Company to see that the work progresses as
speedily as possible, s they desire to avoid the
charge of neglect, in the discharge OF their re-
spective duties. We attach no blame to any indi-
vidua, or 10 any set of officers, in these remarks
we have only desired to call the attention OF the
Company to the fact, that there is frequent COM
plant made to as, and we are told mnch dlssatls-
faction exists in our community on account of the
slow progress of :he work.
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washing; ifhard cut it up in thin pieces and put
it in pot of boiling water. Put your white
clothes in the pot, and boil them for twenty or
thirty minutes. This will save half the abour
of the common mode of washing;-tbe clothes
will become very white and clear, and it will
also reclaim those that have been spoiled by half
washing.
Wash colored clothes in The hot suds while
the white ones are boiling. g.-Sumter Banner.
Plopden'S Mills, lS49.
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All he defendants right, title and interest in ldfE
No. s52 with the Improvements thereon, aud lotsF
No. Oil and 9l2, in the town of Camden, bounded
North by lots No. 1888, and No. 9l0, to the East
ward by Lyttleton street. South by lot No. 9l3,s
Westward by lot No. S5l. Said lot No ee2r
measuring 100 feet front on Broad street. having
and measurin. front on Public or Laurins SQUARE
of five hundred feet and inches; also all that halt
lot known and distinguished IN the plausof said
town as lot No. aSl; levied on at the suit Of john
English, Executor and others vs. William RosseF..
- .. ..,., n 5ll3a -.
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Important, If true.


The Washington Correspondent Of the Balti-
more Sunsays
a is stated here, in the diplomatic circles that
there exists secret treaty between Louis Phil
lippe and the governments Of Austria, Prussia,
and Russia, providing for The fOrcible interven-
ton ofthe latter power RS in support ofIhe throne
Of Louis Philippe and the hereditary rights OF
his family.
Long contemplated as the occurrence OF a
popular revolution has been. upon the death OF
Louis Philippe. It is not TO be supposed that so
.agacious monarch as himself has omitted to
secure himself and his crown from the storm
that has been hurst upon him. We may there.
fore ask the question, whether the people OF
France or the crowned heads-their adverse
ries--are reponsible for that general war which
is more deprecated by our politicians, than The
cause of liberal principles is desiderated ny
themi 5s
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JOHN VAN NVANKENBURGn. p. NJ

lexington. IIretT 20, n ].
Prepared only by Dr. D. Jayne. Philadelphia and sold
agency by JAMES MckAlN, Camden. ). L.
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Voluntary Certificates
UNITED STATES MARsHALL's OFFIcl

UNITED STATES .NARSfIALL S UFFTCE,
New York. December 9th 1917. !
Mcssrs. WYATT & KETCMAN-Gcntlemcrl-U Understand
ing thl you the General Agents for the sale OF Dr. Up
hams Vegetable Elcctuary for the of Piles have
deemed il duty volunteer n recommendation in behalf
of that valuable Medicine have been afflicted with the
40 beneficial effects. Inpccd began consider my
hopeless But about the first of September last was pre-
vailed upon by friend. make trial OF the above named
medic me- took his advice and rejoice to say that am not
only neved but believe perfectly cufcd most earnest
ly recommend all who may have the misfortune TO be
afflicted with that annoying and dangerous disease.
ELY MOORE.
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White Lead, Window Glass.

A new supply OF White Lead and Window
Glass just received. AS these articles are pur
chased at cash prices, they will be sold lower than
they have ever been in this market. Nothtng
uiil be gained by sending to Charleston tor them.
Before purchasing elsewhere call d: the subscrl-
bers. FRANClS l.. LEMf.
Feb %, 1913 8 II
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ledicines, Paints, Oils, Window Glass
Received per steamer DeKaib..

A choice supply of Indigoi Spanish Brown; Ye1
netian Red; Litharge, Verdgris, CochineaL Mad
der, Glue, Lamp Black; Alcohol, &c. &C.; togeth-
er with every article in the line fresh from ths
Northern Markets and Of superior quality. These
articles having been purchased for Cash viii abs
sold at very sn,"ll advance cost. Call and seq
for yourselves at CLEvELAND's nearly opposite
Masonic Hall. a ,--
March l. 9
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Sheriff's Sales.

By virtue of Sundry Writs to me directed Twill
sell before The Court House in Camden on the irst
Monday and the day following in April next be-
ing the 81 and 4th DAYS of said month, between
the legal hours Of sale, the following property fos
wit: sr ~ ,..-'ila ,s& H.7sssss.
Four mules, ore four horse Wagon and harness,
and from eight to ten hundred feet of lumber ls-
We'd on and 10 be sold as the property of the De-
fendaut at the suit of George e. Ballard and 9TH
ers, vs. Lewis PEBBLES. Q) Is
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0Irrhe friends of MOREAU NAUDIN an
nounce him as a candidate for the office Of Or
binary. He has several times arranged and
put up the papers in the cases in this office, and
has lately made a General Index to them, which,
with the recording he has done in it, makes
him familiar will! the office and the duty Of the
Ordinary; and from his wel.known honesty,
and business habits, his friends recommend him
to the favorable consideration Of the voters of
the District. Feb. s.
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For Sale or Rent.

The house and lot recently occupied by MIR
Pegues, adjoining the residence Of tho subscriber,
fronting on Fair Street. 10 one desiring to lease
for term Of years the place will be let OIL reasona-
Bile terms and put in thorough repair.
w. III. SHANNON.
March g. 1SlS 10 II
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All the defendants right, title and interest in
and to the lot on Broad street, in the town OF Cam.
den, known and distinguished in the plan of said
town, as lot No. 1l7s, with the improvements
thereon; and all the defendants interest in the re-
manning stock of Merchandise, consisting Of Sugar.
Coffee, Molasses, Liquors, Glass and GrocEery
Ware, &C.; levied on at the suit of Otis Mills asS
Samuel D. Dickson. ~ <fD ~.
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Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.

ns-N~@ WASHINGTON, MARCH II, lS4S.
The long expected correspondence between
Gen. Scott and the Secretary of war was yes.
ter1ay communicated by the President, and has
produced great sensation. The Wings have OF
isie iarned their attention 10 Gen. Scott as their
available candidate for the Presidency, and
there is, therefore, great anxiety to put him IN
very favorable light before the country, and to
array the Administration against him-accus'ns
the Administration Of e disposition to cause his
defesf; in the first place, and afterwards, to re.
fuse 70 him the credi, and glory Of victory. But
the dDcuments were, upon examination, found
not ito maintain these views, and therefore
they are. pronounced to be garbled.
sThe correspondence does not place Gen.
Scot before the country in SO favorable light
&c be deserves to stand. But that is not attribu-
table to any suppression of bis letters, but to the
fact that his letters, from the time he left Vera
Cruz till he reached the city of Mexico are full
of duerulousnes with the administration and
petty complaints.
Gen. Scott must not rest his fame on his pet.
ty quarrels with his officers and with the Presl-
dent and Secretary of War; but on his ability,
and energy and humanity as commander, and
was asserted in the House to day, by your MEN,
Der Mr.. McLane, in his splendid speeches in
reply TO Mr.. Clingbam, tba. Gen. Scott not
arrested nor disgracefllly suspended:
The debates in Congress are the same now
in substance. that they were at the beginning o
the session the topics and illustrations are the
same. They will continue to relate to the ori
gin and management of the war-the territorial
and slavery question, &C., until the nominations
ofihe two parties shall be made.
Gen. Cass is still the leading candidate in the
estimation of the majority of the democra
members Of Congress. Others have supposed
that the friends OF other candidates would com
bine against him, and put ap either, Mr.. Wood
bury, General Houston, or William R. King
RECEIPT FOR WASHING. the same
u,,autity of soap that YOU would for an ordinar ~
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All the right, title and interests of the sdefend-4
ants in two likely Negroes named George and
Tom, and between nine and ten hundred acres Of
land lying on The waters of Granns Quarter creek
adjoining lands of DR.. Milling, Geo. Stratfordt,
Benjamin Nettles and others; levied on and toebe
sold as the property of the defendants at the suit.
of the Bank Of Camden S. C. VS. Elizabeth Brewer
and others. ''a... Qsi;7St
r. J. WARREN, 8. KID. i
March Is IL ss aasir St3gss
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March II, 1913.
THE WORLDS ILLATION!
THAT THE PILES Is DIsARMED OF IT'S TERRoKs,
By DR.. Upham's Vegetable Electaary

The great sensation which created among the Acdi
cal Faculty, and ,Cughot the civilized world by the an
nounIemen of Dr. Upams Eociuary. for the Of Piles
n disease that resisted all former medical trcatment has
settled down into thorough confidence that it is positive
and speedy in all of Piles. either Bleeding or
Blind External Internal also for all diseases Of the Sto
mach and Bowels such as
SEVERE AND HABTrUAL CosTIvENEss. DYSPEPSIA. LIv-
FIR COMPLAINT INFLAMMATION OF SPLEEN, KIDNEYS,
BLADDER BOWELS, AND SPINE; ULcERATIoN OF THE In
TEsTIYEs: Flow OF BLOOD TIE HEAD &c; AND
FOR THE RELIEF OF MARRIED WOMEN.
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A Lot in the town of Camden, No. 1036. with
all the improvements thereon, fronting west on
Broad street sixty.ve feet, bounded by said srset
and running back eastward one hundred and nine.
ty-eght feet deep, levied ON and to be sold a. ihe
property of C.H Davis, at the suit of B. Glass; late
Sheriff. er.tr, .srJ -a5t arstU ~ sEsSs
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FRESH GROCERIES.

The subscriber has just received and opened at
his old stand, stock of
CHOICE GROCERIES,
consisting in part, OF The following articles
Brown Loaf, Lump Crashed aud Clarified Sugars.
Java and RIO Coffee
West India and New Orleans Molasses
Bacon and Salt
Best Tyson Tea
Mac kalel, in kits, hall and whole barrels
Salmon and Lobsters, in cases,
Champagne, Ale and Porter
Cordias, and Lemon Syrup
Adamantine and Tallow Candles
Figs, Raisns, Almonds and Candies &c. &c.
Also, lot OF
SUPERIOR SPANISH SEGARS.
All of which will be sold at the lowest prices
for Cash or Country Produce.
w. J. GERALD.
March Is. IL It
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DaguerreOtypc.

The subscriber has fitted up his Rooms over the
Post Office, where he will be ready to wait upon
any who may favor him with call. Good like
nesses, warranted. or no charge will be made.
Prices reduced to suit the times. Hours from
10 A. NJ. until 5 p. NJ. |. d. ALEXANDER.
March 10th, 1913. IL 4t
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All the Defendants right, title and interssi, Ii
three hundred acres of land more or less lyingoH
the waters Of Big Lynches creek, bounded north.
by lands of the est. Of L. Young, west and sonfh9
by lands of J. J. McLaurn, and east by Big Lynch.
es creek, levied on and to be sold as the property
OF the Defendant at til" suit of S. w. Love. bearer
and others, vs. S. D, H ugh. ,-,-{ .,NE
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1900 Acres of land more less, lying on thsis
waters of Little Lynches Creek; adjoining lands.
of the Estate of Alexander McCaskill. Estate Of
Lovick Young and others; levied on and TO be sold
as the property of the defendant at the suit o.
George w. King VS. John Webb, sr. Q}sy1s7
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- LSO'

2O3 Acres Of land more or less, lying on the /,
waters of Little Lynches creek, adjoining lands 1
James Tiller, B S. Lucas and Ephraim Stokes,
more generally known by the name OF the Depifs
a, the sut of B. S. Lucas, ads Edward Parish aud
James NJ Parish. ''TF -@JSy -
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A VOLUNTARY WITNESS FORJAYNE'S EXPEC
r0RANT

John Van Valkenburgh Esq. writes TO DE-Jaync, Sept
2Sh 1916 and says would ccerfuy accept of an Agen-
cy for the sale of your family medicines, because feel sat,
sed that if had taken your ExPEt ToRANr, should
before this day been in my grave IN the month OF August
1916 had very attack of ypus Fever and In
fanaton of my Lungs. which reduced very low In
few days after my fever left and began to gain strength;
had bad cough and raised large quantities If matter
from my lungs stomach As my strength increased. my
cough also increased. ! told my physician wanted 10
take your Expccturant. He thought it was not best.
He made me syrup for my cough. which took for
three weeks, but it did me good. My cough still
increased much that my stomach and lungs felt as if
they all raw, there such soreness. raised
very large and appeared 10 that was rs bad
of many people have in the last stages OF con-
sumption. finally concluded that had the consumption
and that could live but shor, time. therefore de-
ermnc TO be my physician sent TO Catskili for q
half dozen bottles Of your Eypecton and commenced
taking it. and in less than twenty -four hours there quite
change ing my feelings and before had taken two bot
ties nf il. j was restored Ia my usual health.
sold three bottles of it lady in this place.
She has told within rcc Weeks, that she believes that
it has been the Of saving her life If you think
what have stated, 10 bc worth publishing you nj ber
ty to do so. Respectfully yours.
JOHN VAN EANKENBURGH.P p. NJ.
Lexington. Green Co., y. y.
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne Philadelphia. and sold
agency by JAMES K MckAlN Camden. s {.