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NOTICE To all whom 1t may concern.

TNHIS nosFce is to inf<m sli persons concerned, N that Henry A. EnEses. sheriff of ia'ls pen dence county and CT qefcto coli-efeF of the iAxes thereof, on the first Monday of November. 1889 st the Court House doar cf said ecuaiy, sxposed q pebic sale the negth-esst quarter e section three of tow nsiip eleven roTth, Is rang- fvas vest for the pay rent ef the State and coauty taxes ikereaa for fhe year lse which t,rBe and place CaroilEs E. Pelham bought the s1me for five doli1s and eighty-s,x cents.
 And that at the s-nfe place, on si,e Est Monday m November. ls3f Henry A. Engirs, ssch shsrtff ard collector, exposed To pehtc sale, the north west and sauthsss' quarters of section two, of township eleven northi, rsage year west; when CsTsiae E. Pelham bought the said nei th west quarter section ot land and eighty oI the sad southeast qasrfer section of aai, pay Ing for each tract foar dollars sBd Efty-sven and half e~uts.
 Tn. dFss tTxft cf iaad herein mentloncd WAS sold the property af Jam-s Af,as'roag, and wss >,- ented to NnrTsn Davis. The secsHd ,rae; vas rs'- en'ed to J. TsmPbcll and seld the proper V of WIliiam Murphy, and He remaining trsrt cf land was patented 10 N4 Staples and sold as 1eWnsend Dickiasph's property. Stnce which time the said Csroilnc F. Pelham has inisrmRrrssd with Lloyd Msgfudef.
 This Is therefore ts ue'ify a1 pcfsens who can sei up any right to inc sads purchased. in con sequence Of any isIorm4tv, CT any isregulsrity or iiie5aity connected with such s-les. ts saow cause al the Cireat Court, which wiIl be held in nteprn- deHce county the foaril Mon lay afef the fonrih Monday ia November IsIs, at The Court Hoase of sail county, yhy ras siics made hertinbeierr described sioasd hsl bc confirmed.
 LLOYD HAGRrD DER
 CAROLINE F.. MAGRCDER. March :, ls4s-a5-6w prs lee SI6 ?
The Arkansas banner., 1848-03-21

.whs, would eur wives say If they knew where we aEss said the esptain of down east schooner. when they were braiing absni n thick fog. fear fui of goiag ashore.
 ,Han ?h, saoasd'n; nind thst.' replied 'hs mate, l we nniy knew where we were cErsslses.'
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DISSOLUTION,

TYRE partnership, heretofore esIst;bg Aelgecn itn ' undersigned. k ,hs day dissolved. aad A. Hr4< is aataersssd is setisa ihs husincs~ and re- ceiye faymeni fer at d. bs, dse the late urm.
 A, ]. HufeT,
 TfIOS. PARSELIs Hsrch Ist IStS 96-tI
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More Harmony.

The wliss of Piiisbursh held meet ng last week 10 appoint delegate 10 ths rational convention, and preside oaiai eeetsr. Matters were got along with toiereby well, until it came b Ins'ract!ng the deiegate-anA tren scene ersued, which eyea ac- cording to he reports in the wtis psrers. must have been extremsy rich. Tho friends Q! Clsy got the start-thoss Of Teylor moved Q iTike cut and insert his n ns. The partssns ol Ssot objected 10 both All were on th-Ar feet al once. making mo- eons and elamoring io bs heard. In the mils, of
 he most perfec, upsoar and eoniasiNa, ts chair pat inc question, and declaIed the Clay resolutio adopted. The otheIs pso'estsd ves ! earnestly and 'he meeting brokr up in the most karaosio,s man nei lmas sinable.--Gla ERq
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c. P. TURRENTTNE.
CO.PARTNERsMEP.

rHtHE E undersigned having this day formed . G. \ pa.tnershirs under The hfn sHd style of JossN D. ApANs C.. wTii eoniiefe n ao business at the sias.d nfEnssiy Amak4e. k A1s.f;=s' s=hsr= .,sz intend tn keep e. hsisA s=asss ss==.f:s.sF,. # iTT C 'ois. Gnoeefies. Hardware. &e, and wiH hs prompt ia alien&iac to ali erder-,
 SAML ADAMS.
 sN0. D. ADAMS. Lttis Rack. Fob slh. lsIs
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New Goods Cheaper than ever,

New G000S--Cheaper than ever. .D aow offer for szie. general Assortment of Dry Gosls, Groceries. Hardware. Cutlery, ke, sii cf Shice they sill sell lowst thsa ever for cash.
 ts l.. JEFFRIEs k SON ist Iia iSls. iT Gazette and pemocta, copy.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-03-21

An able judge was once obliged 10 deliver ihe following charge to the juty;--.'s en;iemen of the Jury ip ths ease, the coassei on both sides in'cltgsle; The wiiuess.s both sides incredible; Aad the plaintiff and defendant are both sach bad characters, that to il Is indifferent which way you give your verliet."
The Arkansas banner., 1848-03-21

C0 BBLs IRISH fDTAToEs. just rcer ve.l .JO per steamer Swiss Boy. and for sale y
 JSO. D. ADAMS x co. Feb s9. lslo si
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SURDRIES.

SURDRIES. G0 KEGS pure White Lead, AO IG -' No. eo do. 9" No. Twist Tobaccc. 10 Boxes Star Candles, % qr. Boxes do ie. Bols Llascsd fsi. Lard ds. ? deE gsasassd nuckeis, St01e ChuTns, do. Jugs, 't Flames, 9 GrindstooeS.
 Gross Wine Befs'es, .. Fancy Elasks, " Tam6.efs, 26 half Boxes assorted Window Glass, 2i Halls Psacosk Flows, Eeceivol aud fer sale by MareA i4A, isIs -3s
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NtE esltans Nafktl.

Marrh l0 Is4s CoTfOS.-A snsii adSaRce had taken psace witch was attributed 10 the late eE an adS 3sce al Liverpool.
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Nfw OFItans and lrkanAas River Packet.

f~ D s'esm 'cot,on Plant F. c Mor.oa s13Saflx9 master. wii run ss trgalaF pack nHfTgxsSz4sszsz fren Sew 0flrsas io Pine R.ngs Little Rock, Van BiI~n, Fort Sialih. FoIt C eson and all inse,in@diats aedins ihe Arkansas Fiyer Every sxertson will De made 10 proGoie ttss com foft eG passeagers and shippers esn rels upon hay ig thsir business aitenes fo with fsosBniness and hdeii,Y. T. |. MEKRICE & Co.
 AGENTS. The "Cet'oa Plant is fsra5zhs4 Siih *Doc- tos," or ssaa1 sieaa, eagin. wl,ssh supplies the hs5ers with Na'er- oyk ed b. ihS sasae power are threc large big pnn,p~ naa& Sa eA~e of sszggiBgl vin ihEsE uFss hSZsseai@ 0[ %Sses FsT 8tJ.Gtg, si-e hoes attached that viii carry sater ,o aay part of the h@ai Ia cass si fire.
 T. H. < Cs. Democrat asi Carrsie s@py.
 fitile Rsrk, Feb. 22 is4s zs~sf
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MARRIED,

In ttis paee, by the Rrv. J.F. Green. on Wed nesisy evening last. Mir. Ja~es Dt Bssr, merchant. of Pine Bua. ts Miss Phsbe Jane Iooargf, tagga- ter of Mr Nathaniel If. Woodnaa, of this eoua'v,
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ZU sy JN6' D. ADAMS * co.
 Feb 2Ssh Isas. 7S,
The Arkansas banner., 1848-03-21

ORDER No. f3.
 ApsgyssT's Oysscr, }
 i3sa Rsgfs, -irk's. Miala
 March 18th Is4s OFFICERS camsssndipg tae Ist snd 3i Bs;tal- ions ef the i3rh Regiment ot Afksasss Njifis, are hereby ordered tO muster their respective Battsiioas as required by law. The Isl Bsraiion on tEe 6rst saiurdAy in Apsi. and she ad BattaIlOa on ths se- esnd saturday in ApnI, A. D. ls4s.-Apd ii is further ordered that Commanders af eompsniss mnstsr theii respective eongaaiss tke s=i.sa.y preceding the Battalion muster.
 Bx 0spxG
 ! HOWARD. cd.
 Cs@dsr. ia,A Rsx1 .hks Msfstaa Ky Ixn. (. PEsr. -idlt 32i=
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WESTERN MILITARY INSTITUTE

WESTERN MILITARY INSTITUTE
 GEORGE TOWN. KT. HINDER ike in~pecItaa ef Board of vs1tors. N} sppaialed hg the Executive. tAa Aaiutant Gen essl bctuE (ex-eiEciol frsaideaa ef the Re@rt.
 FACULTY Incorporated wiih sH tha powers. ps4sssarr~ usMs tights whteis exvFrscd by the Trastexs aai Fsu atts ef aar Caticge ia lise Ealtesi Sassea r. '. Jossxso~. A. M..' l.-aeFaI Sapss1aaamdrn' W. ', HevxsSs. A. M,' Jssns de. sud Prof Nc Science. W \. Foassv, A. Mi Prof oG Aashsas4sics sr Csvil Engineering IL wsess, A. N. rrOG of An ans &oA Lsa- Ewsges K If FeaaKSrra, Eag. Prof ss Lew. Ms~u, S. snee. aRd Pohsscsi EceRsasy ]. c BttsSE. 4. R. Tatsss J. K SWIFT. A. M.. Principal sf Pr~psFasssg De- paganent W. " GAvSF. Esq, Asst~asai. 
 'Fdnea'ea ss wcsfFesss
 fyirgiais Militayy inssitake.
 The first year closed with tSs s'ademAa THse a. aasEsc year on the tst ef aeptsnsh~r and eses aa the tth ef Jwy, with pahts exatnana2iuM baiors the Beard of ylator.
 fsFyas; TaitiSn Is 430 ts et0 pse ysars h uf- NaASe BssTsitng Is $s1 in shs eesnsfy. es oao8 tA town, pog year, eserythirg feFnishsa
 The Csscfs wear aaifssHs eg hius eieth. ss e S0 per ysrd. They are slS hsaFs day ia mloel. and two hoars on drtli. Gia xead wsathur.l aJ@ An sdALtansl balidlag. i've stories high. with tsur vsyY large taoys, ws he Oomrsted this swslnx GeogKrgown, Feb S fS&s.
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fRlNBERRIgS. CagDIsIX. As.

1 BEL. ff~sh craabesries ia watHr, l dsx ssper FY Reh ccrssEaIs. sagseF table ell. sagas beass raslsssSe, - Tongues aud soasds, naahut Ans, rslstns Figs &c. kc Received assd fsr sale ly
 wP. OFFICER. January 34. fs4e.
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NGD-Hm9--mr.

As- ALLEY GsAr, Of the irss of AeAsrs. Gso1- rich Cssy xia sei our sgent. dn,iaS oar d. sene- fsum ;his ciy 10 sstsliag sccoants das ps or by as. VIM. VANCE & BRus.
 I.ittis Rock, Feb. l. Ists.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-03-21

WtAN'FatsE@f ' WW N V V TTNpFE tke in~prcIiaa ef scasd of Elmtors, ~ spPoialed hg the Esecatsvs; tAe Adjatant Gen e'sl bctuE (ex-~lEcie) freaiieaa ef the Ro@r1.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-07-20

The following extract from an article in the
July number of the American Review, needs no
word Of introduction. II commends itself 70 the
good sense of every right-minded citizen Of our
country:
- Questions Of political economy. 10 be IN
derstood at ALL must he 10 the light OF nature and
experience; but men look at public affairs through
the microscope Of theory their unlnltlaed eyes see
only distorted and diseelored representation oil part
Of the object.
Tie artificial eye Of tie editor OF the economist. is
inierposed between their eye and the question. The
enchanier draws about them circle Of yeas and nav
false facts and false arguments; then understandings
are overwhelmed and darkened. They can determine
wisely in The plain business OF life, but cannot think
for the nation; their very caution and conscientious
cbs,ruci them; and the head strong pedan. Whose
knowledge Of affairs has never extended beyond the
payment OF his groccrs bill, becomes conncIiiorIn
chief and legislator to nation Of merchants and aEi
sans.
During the old struggles for freedom, the power o.
the press required 10 be protected and maintained
now, when The weapon is freed, and every hand may
grasp il, let il lie idle and if ruiians seize upon
II, we raise our hands 10 Heaven and deprecae the
mischief, instead OF wrestling away by the far supe
rior force of truth and knowledge There town:
even ia New England where The power Of education
10 most !e and valued at its highest rate, where
company ofeducated persons, either through indoeHcs
or PRIDE allow the community they live in 10 be daily
ins,ilted and abused by lying and dwelling press
without an effort to establish the only possible rene
dy. The power Of political education il
dropped into the hands of unmporant scribbers, abb
nj nothing but The circulation OF caiumnies. While
this evil remains, let educated in such com
munlty either lament wonder at the growing mivi
atty, grossness, vicousness Of the citizens if ks
allows fool or a knave TO make his daily impression
on the minds Of his family and neghborhood, he may
thank his own supineness and folly both are corrupt
Cd in the end
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-07-20
AAnD 20 rr.uAer

i"o-'hirds OF the labor expended by the Lo-
cofoco editors recently, has been exerted in the
eAoFt TO prove that the Wings have deserted our
pilneiPles in accepting Gen. Taylor MS our can
dldate for the Presidency. Surely these disin-
terested patriots, if they believe their own pro.
LESSONS, ought instead of complaining of this de-
sertion, to congratulate the country on the cbanre
InSy have from time to time impressed upon
Sac minds of the guibles of their party. the
idea that Wing Principles constituted the EN-.
po"yment OF all that is detestable in politics.
II we have seen the error of our WAYS and oBou-
GONG" 'hem' why not welcome US back to the
'sni path and aid us in our efforts to do well?
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-07-20
1ArEsT vRorr rrxxTco.

The latest dates in the New Orleans papers 81 he
S;h from the city Of Mexico TO ;he 27isi uli.
lepsr TO the Picayune says -:
The revolution which was TO have broken forth IN
the city of Mex leo the night Of the 9Th. has hocn de-
ierred consequence Of the Of FIVE OF the lead
ers o! IT, and Of discovery made By the police OF 25O
muskets which bad been secreied By several members
Of the PnYo party from The time Of the occupation OF
the city by the American troops.
Paroles, against whom the Government declares IL
self most violently as we'll IN written documents as by
its acts, is far from abandoning his position. He has
had Publications erected in Guanjuaio. 10 prevent the
danger Of surprise by the Government troops, and
TO enable him swell the ranks of his itle army. Al
present he has nineteen pieces Of artillery, 500 sol
diers, 1000 muskes and propo;iioaate munitions Of
war.
lei Monitor OF the 9th contains ,herpronmciamea-
TO- put forth a Guanauato on the l7sh. II proposes
a National Convention, with full powers 10 examine
the treaty, &c the Executive power in the interior 10
be lodged in three five individuals. elected by una
composed of one deputy from each State. Sc, Sc
At last accounts Paroles al Guanajuao. and had
seized 100000 in the mint ofihat city. His advance
guard was al @ ueretaro.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-07-20
CRY. SCOTT.

A Court Of Enquiry has been ordered by the
President to convene at Washington in few
days, for the investigation Of the charges brought
by Pillow and Worth against this distinguished
officer. The Court so ready to perform white
washing operation on the reputation of Pillow at
the instance of the Administration, will doubt
less be equally subservient to the wishes of the
President, and exert themselves TO blacken that
OF Gen. Scott. 1t swell that the war-worn pat
riot has something better to rely on for the vim
dication of his dear-bought fame, than the iudg-
ment of Mr.. Folks packed Court of Enquiry
The high-minded and honorable of both parties
in the Republic he has so long and so faithfully
served, will take care to do him justice.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-07-20

THE ygc7y. xyEw1x A. WEE.

We learn that this gentleman, who has accep.
ted the Office Of Locofoco Elector, addressed ar
ssscmblage Of the people at Hampton a few day.
ago. He endorsed all the doctrines of4.le-Lo
cofoco platform in the course Of his speech he
denounced Mr.. Fillmore as an Abolitonst; he
knew this. When met by the assertions of Dr.
Mallory and Mr.. Stuart, 1.-THE former of whom
az himself Locofoco,) who both served with
Mr. Fillmore in Congress and declare that they
know that he is no sbolitionst, Mr.. Wise de-
ciared that he expected better things from DR..
Mallory, but that Mr.. Stuart is himself an Abol-
Zionist. Mr.. Stuart, rs the Richmond Wing
9ertinently remarks, is able to speak for himself
and will doubtless DO so. In the meanwhile we
cannot help expressing our surprize al the reck-
essness which this charge exhibits. We have
known Mr.. S, intimately since our boyhood,
and have imbibed most OF his political opinions
and even prejudices we know that he has
been shining mark for Loeofoeo SANDER ey-
er since his talents made him an object Of dis
ike and dread 10 his political opponents; but it
is the FIRST time we have ever heard him charged,
or even suspected of being en- Aboitioaist. Mr.
6. is STAKEHOLDER, and owns perhaps es many
Hlaves as Mr.. Wise, yet we never learned that
any qualms of conscience OH that score disturbed
HIS slumbers or affected his digestion.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-07-20
A NogLu EXAMPLE,.

l, is one Of the rare and pleasing pecuartes oflhe
times that men Of the most eminent religious character
find in the character OF Gen TAYLOR those high NOR
al traits which command their warm appreciation. II
is Of the modest tributes the moral worth of the
Wing candidate. The following is an illustration oil
This fact lit
cat the Conference Of the Congregational and
Presbyterian ministers Of Hiilsboro county IN. Fl
assembled on the 18th of June, the Rev Mr.. LAM,
who was formerly chaplain in the army under Gen
Taylor Fort Jesup. said that the opening for him
to do good in the army was through Gen. Fay or, and
that through the Generals influence temperance So
cieiy was formed, by means OF which six hundred
drunkards were reformed; that the General told him
that il was all sham for pretend he could not
stand the damps and heats Of the South without spr
tuous liquors. Gen. T. total abstinence man
and the only commanding officer who did not drill his
troop; on the Sabbath. Mr.. Lamb also stated tina,
Gen. 1. attended his church regularly, and used no
profane language Mr. Lamb closed by saying that
he was no politician nor did he wish his remarks to
be viewed in political light he merely made them 10
show that the way for doing good by tracts, by the
temperance cause, and by the preached word was o
pened by Gen. Taylor"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-07-20

The advices from the city Of Mexico to the 24'h
Jung. A letter of that date IN lac n, 0. pieayune
Says-
The revolution. raher the pyoasmeiaaeato q Ia
rades, = developing lisea day hy day he troops
senI hy the GofeFnmen Under the command Of Gens,
Minon, Bustamenle and Pedro Cor.izar. against The
prouolciaJos. deserving as ias, they cone IL
presence Of the insurgents. Bot one hope remained
10 the Government 10 exinguIsn tie revolutionary
fever which has attacked the greater part Of ihe Re
public order have been given BY Gen. Arisia, Min
lister OF Was. 10 shoot nj every superior officer
who may be taken with arms 10 his hands. But let
the Government do wha, il viii, il is lost The Re
pubic is again delivered over 10 the most complete
anarchy.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-07-20

AT the celebration Of the Fourth in New Orleans
the most interesting display of the day. says the Plea
ynne, the turnout of four companies of the Tam
pico Regiment of Louisiana Volunteers, under the
command OF their gallant leader, Col. De Russey-
These war-worn veterans marched through some oil
the principal streets, and finally halted in front or the
=. Charles Hotel TO pay their respects 10 Generals
Gaines and Taylor. An immense crowd assembled
~ me street, and all hearts beat with pride at the
sight OF these gallant soldiers who have so Faithfully
represented Louisiana in the late war, and who have
now returned amongs'us 10 lay aside the military en-
bens they have so long borne and assume their
places IN our midst IN few moments after the halt
OF The regiment, Gen. Gaines appeared upon the bal.
cony, and received military salute. lie returned
thanks Tor The honor conferred upon him in few re-
marks, aud compimentad the officers and men on the
good character they had sustained during their term Of
service. Ihree hearty cheers given for the Gen
era, when ''Old Zaek" was loudly called for and
made ms appearance. At the first glimpse ofhe old
glazed cap. as tcame out Of the crowd the most en-
ihusastc cheers and shouts rent The air. and The old
cap continued TO wave in acknowledgment, OF tie com
pliment until The troops moved Off
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-07-20
uNyusrrrrauEr. OUTRAGE.

We were not little surprised to find copied
into the columns Of Democratic paper Of -.
pectable standing in neighboring county, an
article, from ascurrilous Locoloco Journal at Bal
timore, intended to ridieule highly respectable
private citizen of our town. We would be the
last to complain Of the structures of the press on
the public acts of our fellow-citizens. But this
practice, which is becoming but too common, OF
invading the repose of private families in order
10 amuse the public at the expense of unobtrusive
members of society, is an evidence of the profit
gacy of the Press, which deserves the severest
reprobation. Here at home, in Jefferson, or in
Baltimore, where the gentleman referred 10 is
known, this attempt to wound his feelings by
such means would only provoke scorn for its au-
thor where he is not known it is calculated to de-
preciate him in manner he does not deserve.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-07-20
CURIOUS PzgDN cMENcrS.

strange fatality seems TO attend the flies every
night, in the District Of South wark. 1t has been Tho
subject OF considerable speculation among the inhabi
ants OF that District for several days past creating A.
larm in the minds OF some, and puzzlng the brains
oil Others TO discover the cause Of the singular mortal
". Towards evening, the flies take shelter within
doors, lodging. as usual. upon the ceiling. In the
morning, they may be found chnging to the wall BY
Their proboces, dead as door nail" The superin.
tendan' Of the Court House buildings informed us
that in the morning when he opened the buildings.
he found the flies lying upon the window lodges dead
enough. They could not live even there over night.
Who can tell the cause ?-PLIad. SIM
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-07-20
wistar's Balsam of Wild cherry.


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Indeed, know Of few persons who have used H. copar-
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month ago, eyinced the superiority Of the Basam.-
The disease had lasted six weeks and the dgsppma ana
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gentleman told me TO give him something to last him
home (2l miles, that be mgtsae his wife aud cild
ana Que ~ peace gave him bottle OF Balsen and
Tour ounces syrup squls directing him 10 take
ui doses OF best Bordeax olive OIL when the difficulty Of
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as present. he having alleged that that he had used SO
'nuch expensive medicine 70 no profit last week Mr.
e called and expressed his gratitude to me in the warm
~ manner said The medicine had saved his life pad his
'eiess bill and took bottles more, and left for home
ieloieng' Very respectfully yours,
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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-07-20
TE- AlWExa1cAM REVIEW.

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