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.DON'T GIVE UP THE SHIP"
The following is from a respectable merchant.

lei -s1SA ~ ~ II
The following is from a respectable merchant.
Lambertville, N. J. June 10, 1886:
DR.. j. Jayne, No. 8 South Third st, Phila.
Dear Sir,-l have this day had an interview
with the gentleman OF NhSp G MD W. ..
such decided effect. He is a respectable fsrmef.
living a few miles from here l was so much in
teresled in a detailed account he gave me of hs
cough and cure. that I embrace the first leisure
moment to communicate it to you, and II the cure
is as radical as il appears to be. il is the most 70:
markable one hive ever
For 3g years S, fif,e : cough Of The mas, >; .s a.
s~,u, getting worse az he advanced in wears, (hs
is now 55) Frequent turns OF coughing, and diff.
hiculty OF breathing, lasting from an hour TO on
hour and a halt would come upon him, with such
severity as to exhaust him, with straneling unfit
his eyes became bioodshot. He had despaired OF
being cured having tried physicians und a thou.
sand things without relief. For nine weeks i'm.
mediately previous to his taking the Expectorant.
he bad been under the care Of an eminent physi.
clan, and hearing his cough | recommended 10
him your Expectorant. He first said he had tried
so many things that he had no confidence in asy:
thing. but | induced him to take a bottle, by telling
hin OF persons Ut my acquaintance who had been
cured by It. This was on Tuesday; that night he
took Of IL, and says that it was the first csmforta-
Die nights sleep he had enjoyed Tor years. On the,
Thursday following, (only two days afterwsrdsr
he went to work, aud has continued ID make r
full hand on his fai m ever since, (now nearly two
months } He told me ta.day, thu TOR the last
week he had cut and split a hundre1 rails, or made
100 panels Of fence per day, has ben in the water
TO wash his sheep, and otherwie exposed. with
out the least symptoms Of a rturn OF his cough
having entirely d~isappeped and straneestof
all. one-third ola bottle hs produced the eject
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TOHN HONNELLNs EsTATE.-Nc;c.; !.

d hereby given that the subscriber ha. been q.
pointed aud qualified as administrator OF the e,,,f.,
OF John Honnell, late of Monroe CT ,ntv d.cs..-
ed. All persons having claims against s. 1 es,.,. ,
will present them legally authenticated with. m:
year from this date, for settlement; aud all psrsol-
indebted. 10 the same. will please cail. and maks
immediate payment. RILEYJ. HONNEl.L,
Dec. l6, ISiO.n40 Administrator.
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE,
Woods6eld Division, No. 494,
MEET AT THEIR HALL,
In the Court House, every Tuesday Evening,
Who will 20 to California?

The subscriber wishing to close his books, earn.
estly soIicits all who know themselves indebted to
individually, or to Mitchell 6 Rogers, to cali
~ settle their accounts without fail or delay, IS
Sulaence cannot be extended. The subscriber
tue Get Of Black smith tools, one W horse
WI, and one two horse Wagon; all of superior
cSsy' wniehh ' wishes IN sell, and can be pur-
JOSEPH ROGERS.
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SiATE OF OHIO. MONROE Co.-Appiic,-.
~ Io'' will be made to the next Court Of Com.
mo" F'ras IS said county, tor the redemption Of
Inc SCUM ives, %-narrer, of the nnr'h east quarter Of
section teh' township three, range four, ia said
county, containing 4s So 100 acres, sold ON tbs
I'm January. 1917, f' taxes, to Henry Sycks;,
charged on the duplicate to James Taylor. O5igis
nal quantity same as above
EDWARD ARcHROLD,
Dec. 2, lSls-6w Atty for Edward Talbot.
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/ DNlNIsTRATORs sALE.-By virtue

4 an order from the Court Of Common
Piey of Monroe county. | will offer for sale on
thrpremises, ~ Fix township, IN said county, on
thursday, the lst day Of March, ls49, between
the hours OF 10 O'Clock, a m. aud 4 O'Clock, p. m.
of said day, The following tracts ofIaDd, to wit: The
southeast quarter of the southeast, quarter of
section %, township s, and range 7, containing 40
acres, more or less. lying aud being in Monroe
county, aforesaid; subject to the widows dover
Terns-Ouet third in hand, one third in 6 months,
and the residue in IL months, with interest from
the day oi sale, TO be secured by mortgage or 9th
er approved security
THOMAS MARTIN, d
Admir- Of Oliver ~lnghram, decd.
Ian. 90 1870 -L--- .- WV
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CONSUMPTION. COUGH, SPLITTING OF
BLOOD, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, SC.

BLOOD, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA. &c.
To Consumptives; four-tifths Of you are reenJ
suffering from neglected colds, or an ei'trucuoh
and consenueut inflammation nj she delicate lining
of those tubes through WHEN the air we breathe
is distributed to the lungs. This obstruction pro.
duces pain a~d sureness. hoarseness, cough, diff.
Guilty OF breathing, hectic ever, and a splitting of
blood, matter, or phleg,n, which finally exhausts
the strength Of the patient, and death ensues.-
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT NEVER FAILS
to remove this obstructian, and produces the most
pleasing and happy results. IT IS cERTAiN in its
effects, aud cannot fail to relieve. sr -9
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Bank Note Table

Corrected euery tssek by lhe Cincinnati Enquiys.
OLD OHIO BANKS.
City Bank Cincinnati, 2 tfFJcI bar
Commercial Bank Of Scioto.{ "a rE4aA aldis.
Unisd States Treasury Notss,g 'g TO- oar
Clinton Bank, Columbus, as3e $50 t~ dis
Bank Of Wooster, eik8hta3 as dis
B B."s Of Of e Mssi.''G%. rs rs I! . a. a.
Bank of Sandusky, iElt ,iS9l9s 90 Dis.
Bank Of Norwalk, so dis
Bank Of Marietta, do.
Lafay elite Bank Of Cincinnati, pal
Ohiu Lie Insurance and Trust Company dc
81 III .FREE BANKS OF OHIO.
CITY Bank, Cleveland, = t'5ai % tf o dis
City Bank, Columbus, ''a@ 81 "da
Dayton Bank. Dayton, "do.
Bank Of Gesuga, Painesville. do.
Western Reserve Bank, Warren, do.
Commercial Bank OF Cincinnati. +" do.
BRANCHES OF THE STATE BANK. 2
Franklin Branch. Cincinnati, par
Mechsnics' and Traders Bank. do.
Franklin Branch, Columbus, dis.
Exchange Branch, do. z9 32 :" do.
Mechanics Branch, Gle veland, do.
Chilicothe Branch Chillicothe. do.
Xenia Branch, Xenia, do.
Dayton Branch, Dayton, '' = 80 do.
Delaware Branch, Delaware, {" do.
q alt5 BROKEN BANKS OF OHIO.
Miami Exporting Company, so dis.
Commercial Blk. Of Lake Erie, Cleveland, 3 do.
Bank of Cleveland, i" do.
Bank of Hamilton, do.
Lane aster Ohio Bank, Lancaster, = do
Farmers Bank Of Canton, 80 do.
Urbana Banking Company, Urbana, 9. do.
Granville AlexanJrian Society,", 40do.
Lebanon Miami Bank, Lebanon, no sale
Manhattan Bank, Manhattan. no sale
Exchange Bank of Cincinnati, M sale
Domestic Bonds, 8 dis.
City Orders, IL do.
INDIANA.
State Bark Of Indiana, 4 dis.
New Albany Insurance Co., New Albany s do.
King e. Woodburn's Che:ks, Madison no sale
h - ILLINOIS,
State Bank OF Illinois, so dis.
Bank of Illinois, Shawpeetown, rs dis.
ass MICHIGAN.
Bank Of 81. Clair, [end'd J o & H Smith, no sale
Other Michigan Banks, [specie paying.l S dis.
TENNESSEE.
Country Banks, [generaIly,l. 3 dis.
Bank OF Louisville, dis
Bank Of Kentucky, "do,
Northern Bank OF Kentucky, do.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Erie, - SO dis.
Philadelphia City Banks, par
United States Bank. 80 dis.
DELAWARE.
All Banks, 2di,.
NEW YORK.
New York City Banks, par
Country Banks, dis.
NEW ENGLAND STATES.
All solvent Banks, par
sl.H MARYLAND.
Banks generally, dis.
VIRGINIA.
Eastern Banks, t,t,a par
Wheeling, dis.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Banks, dis.
NORTH CAROLINA.
-, ALABAMA.
Bank 6 of Mobile, 2dis'
All Banks, a-a.e IL dis.
GEORGIA.
All BanAa. tl1 3 dis.
ARKANSAS.
Banks generally, no sale
MISSOURI.
All Banks, par
MISSISSIPPI. r4r5' !
LOUISIANA
Southe,': pank, no sale
Bank of Lodisss- par.
Gas Bank,
Mechanics and Trades Bank. .r do.
Union Bank, M as!. h 1a %.
Louisiana State Bs'k, IN do,
City Bank, #fa Hs DO.
Carroilton Bar, u
Canal Bank H.Hte par,
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DOAD NOTICE-Notice is hereby given,
NJ that there will be a petition presented to the
commissioners Of Monroe county, at their next
session, praying 70, a review on the road surveyed
from Antioch through New Castle, TO ~intersect
the graded road leading from Sunfish tn Woods
field, said review to mmen at the Street in the
town OF Antioch opposite MitcheIl's store; thence
the nearest and best way 10 ~intersect the road lead
ing past Jacob Maring, between said Maring's
house and Samuel Jones' east line; thepnestnuel
cob Huffman's stable. Stine's-ennett's. Coen's,
Eddy's joseph s., TO ~intersect the road near
and WiIliarll's tobacco house; thence to the south
jsssssf corner of William Myers land; thence to
centre ofthe street at the west end of the town
g New Castle; said road to not exceed 81 de-
,rees above the horzen, except the New Castle
I'm and that not to exceed z degrees. %
ut . 1913 E.4ff SNt ~ tHa erHs
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woRMsl WORMS! WORMS!

WORMS! WORMS! WORMS!
To remove those Troublesome and dangerous in
habitants OF the stomach and bowels which .scsh;I
ten impair the health and destroy the llfEIICE :,
dren, use JAYNE'S TONIC ye"Mir - :
certain aud safe preparation s.. ~ sour stomach
various kipds.a rnfantile fever and ague, and de.
Jsuty of the stomach aud bowels and organs of di.
gestion. 1t is without exception one OF the most
valuable preparations in the world. .a.N
FEVER AND AGUE-CURE WARRANTED
JAYNE'S AGLE PILLS, which may be had
at No. 8 South Third street, Philadelphia, are
warranted to cure oil the worst forms Of Fever and
Agne. The money will be refunded in all cases
il they fsilto cure-bat they neDer do fail
Prepared only by Dr.. D. Jayne, Philadelphia,
and sold on agency by .1. . aEdsfa :
j. g.. FLEMIEG, p. M Woods6eld.
Moses p. MILEs &C. Sow, Somerton. or
J. X. HoLMrs, Darlington. 81 a oa .asE
F. MyERs, New Castle. .ise.5 snssf frs
+. HEADLEY, Jamestown.
ELI ERocK, Stafford.
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Daniel III. Wire,

ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, and
AiSolicitOr in Chancery, Woods6eld. Mouros
county. Ohio. hY En-, isgi tsll,h 3 .ssss nt-TTI
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DOAD NOTICE. N4ice is hereb. given.

DOAD NOTICE. Mice Is hereb7 given.
IL that IA petition will /, presented 10 the com,
mIssioners Of Mourne cou''y, Ohio. at their March
session A.. D 1919, Sr a review of a county
road commencing AZ he Washington county line
on or near the lsnSnf David Cline. in Washington
township. In sd Monroe county; thence on or
near the old r.dJ; (said road being Sc obliterated
by high w,-rr and other causes as not to be now
JosepI, Lucky; thence BY the shortest and best
rou.to ~intersect the Marietta road, near Thomas
patt's barn in Washington township. in sand
county of Monroe. MANY PETITIONERS.
Feb. 8. 1919.
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To the Public,

The mineral lands included il the oregoing proclama
lion are chiefly situated between Lake superior and The
Montreal river and Isle Royale in the northern PENN
srla OF Michigan and rendered immensely valuable
by the exhausess minea Of copper anti other ores found
therein. g
considerable number Of those mnes have already been
discovered in The trap ranges within few miles Of Lake
Superior and from the geological character Of the co.
try and the explorations already made i ranno be donh
ed that others equally II moi valuable will be found
throughout this whole I" mineral regionn
IN some the minesnow worked, coppers found almost
pure and In fact most OF The native copper aud ores ycid
greafer per cenge than any other yet discovered IN the
world Silveris also found in considerable quantities,
All the necessary materials for the construction oil hir
naces and fuel for smelling are found IN abundance In the
Immediate neiehborh0od Of The mineral.
The climate In The winter though cold, does not inter
rum the operations OF the minesn TACT that season Is
considered the favorable for their operations
The proximity OF these mineral lands 10 the shore OF lake
Superior on which several safe and excellent harbors
and the communication iherefom by the Sault Ste
Marie lakes Huron, Erie, &c, furnish ready means Of
transporting the products OF these lands TO The principal
markets Of the United States NJ very frling cost
II likewise appears from the reports 10 this Office mat
the agricultural lands Of fair quality, producing the
usual culinary vegetables and grass ~ abundance AMI
when properly lled they have been found favorable for
grain crops ALSO and for all these products lair price
and good market will be found at the mines. .
Timber-s,ich white aud yellow pine, sugar maple,
yellow birch, &C. Is In many places, very abundant and
BY It's thrifty growth gives evidence OF The richness Of The
soil a5r
Mans showing the localities Of the mines and other valu
able information relating thereto derived irom the geologi
cal survey, &c which cannot be embraced In this brei
notice. will he prepared aud deposited IN the land once al
the SAUL Ste Marie, fol inspection as early as pfaccabe,
before The commencement Q, ne paels sae WouNo
Commissioner ollhe General Land Office
Mar a--iawl3w
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THE NATIONAL WING,

sI.s
Is fuhLiShrp pAutts Afrwe'A'y ""1 ''''"' "''''
City OF Warhingfon y. III ,,,, N . -. NJ, -. "A, /,
Turns: Daily paper len Do'tliaa ysM,. .u "'ehV
sly Doilarn--anu " ers,yy W. Dv IN, ,a ~ ~
THE NATIONAL WHfI was Ioahlrn loi tns buitolF
% advocating The election q zAeH1nY tAsLof rre-
uidsncy, and now Supports anu ee,ena ,s aun"''"a
tlon ihon iesr mser 81 & .
lis politics arr ioaf 2! the adhh'ataho"o 1oh iN'
lonHafionai wh's po,,'si 4, ,,h.
Iseolnmns are open 70 tr o. every pnDe sn
tect Of tntereat 70 ne country anu M
rom The pens o. all who may desire 10 ecm ne raa anu
add 70 me sum oi nsrnu ~ uwssuS ~, \, ~ n 49,,
eminent IN relation 70 public 9nairs the heA. 'ay .sr y
prepared ior iis lasss, ny 's Depar't" y
nom wlcn y emaa ava =, ~. pads,,, cavern
meut, aud " therefore vehcs o. =
ts interest 10 those coneerneu ~ supplying "ie wan'Ao
the Government 5i.4 n, NJ, .a., s.,., ~. {,
publishes once WEI sA.s.y ~ , p,i ~ CO.
ietieff patents iof mvshnoss fIans., ~ ~" u y,
together with me claims ana nsvo,ss ron Gay 70 NY y
large space 10 ne public ao new
es,ng 10 Inventors anu n.sci.'n,. . y ~ "a. .si Z
aims % establish high reputation 'ef sll efs,sm as
bni and tr,hfu, reviewer o. pooka Every
and invited from book
ior that arpo.ss .... i II. eo.n,ns
The AErlruiuttfi Always mus y ~ -, - W
and solie's from very armer ana pan
fer Thai may Tend Y spread useful ,moi ma , h,
Inc mechanic Mls afs loslet'u " " a,u SNsl5 *,
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aY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
" Ft STATES. fNEs ~


IN pursuance o. law, Il JAMES X. POLK Preadent Of
The United Stntes Of America do hereby declare and
make knewn that public sales win be held at ie under
land ofces In the State OF ARKANSAS, ~ the
periods hereinafter designated TO wit:
AT the land Office at Helena commencing on Monday, the
fourth day OF June next for the disposal Of the public lands
situated within the nndermen''oned townships ana parts
North Of he base line, and east Of The mn principal
meridian.
Sections thirteen, twenty-three, twenty four and twenty
We east Of the ST Francis river In township three, OF
Townshipnine Of range
South of he base line and ipest Of the nm principal
meridian
Townshp four and part Of island In sections thirty
two and thirty three, IN township thirteen, Of range one
Al The land Office Of Washington commencing on Mon
day. The eighteenth day Of June next for the disposal OF the
public lands situated within the aforementioned township
viz. EFf
South Of The base Hns, and ,rest ofthe mn principal
meridian.
Township four, Of range nineteen.
Al the land office Ut Chanpagnoe, commencing on Mon
liz lands situated within the aforementioned townships
viz: 80 s .
South ofthe base line, and nest Of efM principal
meridian.
Townehips eleven and fourteen, Of range seventeen.
Township eleven, of range eighteen.
lands appropriaed by law for the OF schools, militia
~ or other purposes will be excluded from the sales.
The Offering Of the above mentioned lands viii be com
which they are advertised with all convenient despach
until the whole shall have been ana e safes mus
closed. !,
NO private entry Of any Of the lands will be admitted until
alier the expiration OF the two weeks
Given under my hand, Al the city o. Waehngton, ,ns
day Of February, ammo domn oneousand
s's"' ""''''' '"' ''''' '""'' JAMES X. POLK.
by the President:
Commissioner Of The General Land Office
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TO INVENTORS AND PATENrEEs.

AGENCY ron oBTAiNiso PATENTS ron NEW iNvES-
TIoNs AT WASHINGTON.
w r. ELLIOT, formerly Of the Patent Office informs
his former clients aud others, that his Office may still
be found at the same where has been located Tor
the last thirty years. directly opposite the Patent Office
lie ia prepare 10 execute with his accustomed accuracy
and any business in the line Of his profession
such as furnishing Information respecting the originality
and patentaby ofnventons preparing papers and draw
10 those unac1uanted with him. he refers 10 the follow.
ing testimonial OF the Hon Henry L. Ellsworth, late Com
Patent Office Feb. 15, 1912
Mr. william P. Elliot, who has been formerly employed
in The Patent Office as Draughtsman, DC having esiab.
lished Patent Agency in the city OF Washington take
great pleasure in recommending him gentleman
Inv Of confidence, and being particularly qualified 10
take charge any business requiring knowledge OF me
chanca science the progress OF the arts and patent i'm
nrovemens Mr. Elliot IL also well acquainted with the
practice OF this office. HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH,
Commissioner Of Patents
W. Elliot Is also the author Of the plan Of the
NV Letters on business to be postpaid.
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YINTHROP HOUSE, BOSTON

NM JOHN WRIGHT having rcinquIshed all connection
nj with the Winthrop House, II will for the future be
der the sole management Of the subscriber and the house
Ia now opcned M Hotel for the travelling public as well
as a home for more permanent boarders
The situation of the House, directly In front of BOSTON
Common la spacious and airy rooms and all lis Internal
Recommendations render unclnale by any public house
In The city In lis attractions for the traveller and for
desiring more permanent lodgings t
Every convenience az 70 apartments, table and aen
dance will be furnished nj the house, which had
ior those slesirng more permanent lodgings.
Every convenience a. TO apsrfments, table and aen
anv hotel or boarding honse In the city and the subscriber
Win devote hmselfto the confoHofa who may FAVOR him
psrties travelling with der families, and with ladiea,
viii End the Winthrop House especially adapsed TO their
convenience. ,,,l . L. 49, ~
e'rsc's' I" r'p'c"a'y ''''''' WILLIAM n. spooNrR,
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WASHINGTON, December %, ls47.

To DIT. a. ]. SCHWAHTzE, Ut, H71 ~ ~ NJ
Dear Sir. hereby acknowledge debt of gra-
iitndo due you, in saying that attribute my pre-
sent state Of good health entirely the use Of your in
valuable preparation Of Sarsdpdrald. Having been
afflicted with an I!fammdfory Rheunafc Affection
10 condne me TO bed for many weeks, depriving
me of the entire i,sc Of my limb, and having been
attended by the most eminent physicians, without
The least prospect of recovering made Use Of your
Extract Of Sarsaparila 10 The amount Of bottles,
after which began TO use my limb, and upon ita
further use had the satisfaction TO find the dseusc
radica,ed and my general health very much impro-
we'd. Two years have now elapsed and my health
still continues good You urent liberty 10 make nee
Of this as You may think proper.
Very trlely your obedient servant,
VIM. w. STEWART. Z
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Nrw yALUApLE LAW nook.

mHE BLACK CODE OF THE DISTRICT OF CoLUM
BiA being complete digcsed Code OF all the Laws al
large general municipal relating 10 the eoored popula
lion whether free or slave In force IN the District OF Coum
bla and within the limits Of the Corporations OF Washing
ton and Georgetown fhe lsf Of November. 1885, tie
whole arranged according the subjects Of the laws them
esives hy Worthngton g Snethen, Counsellor, al Law
Jaa Published IN pamphlet price soeenIs, Fo! sale by
ian X--n y, TAYioH
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PHYSICIANS cERTTFTCATES.

WASHIHGTON, Ju1iulTy D, lofu.
am informed of the ingredients Of which DIR.
Schwdrtze's Compound Extract Of Sarraparilla Is
composed and believe Il TO be the best preparation
Of the kind with which am acquainted and admir-
ably adapted 70 produce saS'aIy sl,sra,ye s'es
WASHINGTON, January 10, ls46.
u gives me pleasure to recommend the Compound
Extract Of Sarsaparilla prepared by DIR. Schwnrtzc
as have knowledge OF its constituent parts. be-
lieye that II will achieve more for the afflicted than
public. II. y. CoNDiCT, M. ID.
WAsHINaToN, january IL, 1876.
Having been made acquainted with the ingredients
and mode Of preparing DIR. Schwarize's Compound
ny remedial combination Of that valuable root with
he other remedies Of which II Is composed.
J. M. GIBSON, M. d.
GsoRoErowN, January 81, la48
Having been made acquainted BY Dr.. Schwartze
with the Ingredients Of his preparation Of Sarsaparln
concur with the medical gentlemen above, in regard
ing II as an Alternative Of great efficacy, and In al
cases 10 which such an Alternative Is adapted o. great
power. BENZ. .. bohhEn' W. y.
wAsHsaroN, January 25, l849.
Most Of the gentlemen named above are known TO
me as citizens of high respec'abilty; and ihe pro-
fesslonn portion OF them arc Of the best standing
among the physicians Of this community
w. w. SEATON, Mayor.
r5 The above named medicine may be had In
Washington, Wholesale and RETAIL at the Store OF
the PROPRIETOR, Pennsylvania Avenue, three
doors east Of Sd street al CHAs. sToIT& CO.'S,
KIDWELLS, Georgetown, D. g. In Baltimore,
Wholesale and retail, al COUfS0N & CO.'S, No. 4
South Liberty street, At ISRAEL GRAlIAM'S,
e h9STe sna r. apsT snd sig
ssreets. In Alexandria, at MM. STABL ES's. ,.
! r, PIERPOINT, and COOKE & PEEL's, and a.
vther Druggie's, .4a ll. $3.50 Jan t--aul-