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DYSPEPSIA!
CAN BE CURED!

DELORME'S BAUM DE VIE" or Balsam OF
Life is, after trial Of upwards Of twenty wears
III great variety of cases, confidently offered to
the public, especially 10 those afflicted with the
most distressing complaint, u sure and speedy
relief for their Hunerings.
Read the following certificates. They are
from gentlemen Of high standing and residing
in your immediate vicinity. They are but one
or two of the many III our possession all cxtoll-
ing the healing virtues OF this, ito use the words
of u grateful Dispcptic who wa, cured by its
usel most precious compound.
Certificate from The Rcu. HnrfneH Spain.
SuMTERvILLE,. S. G. Jan. 18th 1853.
MIR. CnAs. DELoRME.
Dear Sir: Last Spring used two small bot.
ties of your I}alsam of Life; and experienced
much benefit took ii two or three times dai-
ly, teaspoonful at dose in wine glass Of
water.
1t acted on my liver, and impaired healthy
tone to all my digestive organs, relieving me Of
distressing headache, and many other disagreea-
bic dyspepfic svmtons.
[Signcd] II. SPAIN.
Mr. CIIAS. DELORME:
DEAR SIR 81 take great pleasure in recon-
mending your "Baume de Vie." which have
often used, and dlrays with decided relief
when suffering from attacks Of Dyspepsia. At
once stir U liant, tonic and cathartic, | am sat
lsiied 1t will prove eminently serviceable to ali
who are afflicted with Dyspepsia. It's general
introduction throughout the country will be
public benefit.
10 keep supply constantly on hand, which
would n OF exchange for all the Anti.dyspep-
tic nostrums from Maine to Texas.
Yours respectfully,
tSignedl JOHN w. ERWIN.
For sale by,
MILLER & BRlTrON, Wholesale Agents
Sumtervillc, S. G..
Also for sale by DR.. w. Jas. DARGAS e. Co.,
and RICE d. THOMSON, SumtervlIe, 5. G.
NoGERs SrENcaR, Bishopvile, S. c.
November 9, 1853 9 If
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Notice.
NEW STORE

1htrd Door South Of tie Town Hull
and nearly opposite 71ndal ef Hatson
altE subscriber would respectfully in,
- form the citizens Of Sumtcrvi!le and
the public generally, tha, he has opened at
the above place general assortment of
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps. Hardware, Crockeryware, &c. &c.
A:so. A Choice lot Of Family Groceries of
every description, with Fruit of various
kinds, such as Oranges, Apples, Lemons,
&c NC, which hc will sell very low for
CaIh.
J. BARRET.
Nov.a, 1853. 8 lv
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Improved Cotton Gins,

Thankful for past favours the subscriber wish
es 10 inform the public That he still manuiac.
lures Cotton Gins nj his establishment in STATE
burg, OH the most improved and approved plan
which he thinks that the cotton Einned on. one
of those gins Of the late improvement is worth
nj least quarter of 4 cent more than the cot.
Ton glnned on the ordinary gin. He also man
uiactures them on the most simple constructors
OF the finest finish and of the best materials T.,
WI, Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs Case
hardened which he will sell for 50 per Saw
lie also repairs old gins and puts them in com
pietc order ut the shortest notice. All orders for
Gins will be promptly and punctualy attended
10. WILLIAM ELLISON.
S.a.cL"-ss Sumter n;c: 6. C. Feb IT, 26
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To the Public,

JOHN CHINA offers his services 10 the
citiXehs OF sumter District and the public gen.
orally and pledges himself 10 give every niicn.
ton 10 ;he sae Of all properties entrusted TO his
hahds on commission, either nt auction or pri-
vnte sale; The facilities he enjoys, rs to situa
non aud his long experience in the business are
satisfactory evidence of his ability to do Justice
TO any who may employ him.
Feb 22, 1854 II II
, 1854-02-18
CLASSICAL MATH:MATICAL, COMMERCIAL
AND TRAINING SCHOOLS

MIR. BERNARD CORNELIUS, Gradua:e Of Trim.
1Nl ity College, Dublin, Member Of the College OF
Prcccpt0rs London, and author Of series Of articles
on Education in the " Pioneer" proposes opening a
school at Olympia in April next. II will consist of
two departments. In the Elementary or Primary
school the chief aim will be a gradual and harmonious
development Of the chd's monal intellectual and
physical nature, by exercises calculated 10 UNFOLD train
and strengthen his various faculties. His senses will
be exercised on OBJECTS natural and artificial. lie
will bc led To discover for himself their several quail
ties and relations, and to express his discoveries
in correct and appropriate language The soil will
thus he prepared, and the pupil fitted u enter the
UTTER SCnOoL. in which the course Of study will
have more direct reiernce to the profession pursuit
uf after life.
Objects Of study in the Upper School will compose
the Greek, Latin, French and English languages The
elements of Geometry, Algcbnt, Arithmetic and Mer.
camille science, Natural History and Physiology, Ma.
tional History and Geography. N
t... TERMS IH
For the Primary School. .......... slO v Quarter.
FoEthe Upper school .......,.......Sl5 "
Parents Wishing 10 avail themselves Of this opportu-
nifty ure requested to sign their names on list opened
at the Pioneer Office.
Olympia, Feb. 1854. 29tf
, 1854-02-18

' MERE has lecn a stray COW running amongst my
l. band Of cattle since some time about the latter
part OF last summer and taken up by the underigned
living on Ginny Prairie about four mllcs north Of the
big Mound, Thirston county, W. T., on The nth day
of January, ISjl The following is n description Of
said COW; She Is about the ordinary size, and sup
posed IL he seven or eight years od-mosty red,
some white In her face, white tall some white about
her hips and tanks small white spot the top of
her shoulders her horns having once evidently been
punched or bored with a small gimlet.--no other
marks or brands pereeiyabe. The owner is expected
to come forward. prove property, pay charges and
take her away. otherwise the pryis0ns Of law in ref
ertnce IN strays Iii there any such laws in exist
ence in the territory, will be complied with.
ASHER SAllJENT.
Feb. 1, fjL iw22 ~. ZEE pd -,
, 1854-02-18
IN AnElNrE NF TILE MIL

Cart. L. BHcH, of Steilacoom, who has
just returned from San Francisco, ha.
kindly furnished us with papers of that city
up to February s.
We have only room this week to furnish
mere headiRg to the various interesting
news articles furnished.
About fifty of the " iillibusters" against
Lower California under Capt. Walker had
returned to San Francisco, on the Goliah
the day before the departure of Capt. b
from that city. The expedition has been
entirely broken up.
1t is reported that the government of the
United States has entered into n treaty
with Mexico for the purchase of Lower
California, Sonora and chihuahua to the
3lst degree Of north latitude, by the pay
ment by our government of $50 O0O, 900.
Our latest San Francisco papers contra
diet the rumor.
The P. NJ. S. S. Co.'S steamer Golden
Gate went ashore at San Diego sometime
during last month, and it was at first sup
posed she would prove total loss. The
" Columbia" was dispatched to her relief
and succeeded in getting her safely into
San Francisco. This will account for the
failure of the mails for some weeks past.
+. The clipper ship ".San Francisco" was
wrecked on the Sth inst, going into the
harbor of S. F.-a total loss-part of her
cargo will be saved.
Mr. Soule, the U. S. Minister to Spain
had fought a duel with the Marquis de
Turgot, the French Minister, owing to
certain remarks of the latter on Mrs.
Soulc's dress. A duel had also been fought
between young Soulc and the Duke of Al
ba, growing out of the same affair. In
neither case had any harm been done.
A rebellion has broken out in Peru.
A very destructive fire had recently oc-
Cured in Quebec.
The war on the Danube is still progress
ing and the Turks are losing ground.
The fine packet ship "Staffordshire"
from Liverpool, bound to Boston, was
wrecked on q rock off Cape Sable, and the
Capt. and about one hundred and sixty
two persons pcrished. The third mate,
boatswain, and twelve others were picked
up and landed at Shelburue, n. S. The
first and second mates and seventeen sea-
men reached Cape Sable.
The magnificent clipper ships "Grcat
Republic" and White Sqall," were dcs-
troyed by fire, whilst in New York har-
bor), in consequence of fire which origi-
mated in Front street, New York city,
The ship "JOseph Walker" Liverpool
packet, lying near the "Great Republic"
was also burned-a total loss of 1892 900.
We will give detailed account of the
news next week.
No States mail this week.
, 1854-02-18

b% A considerable amount Of rain has
fallen here during the present week, but
less during the winter than for many years
past! The season has been much more fa-
vorahle here than in Oregon. Whilst here
the thermometer has never been lower than
aye'degrees abOrc, we are informed it has
OceAseyeral degrees 5elO'O zero in Oregon,
This Is q much lower point than the OrsgO-
H'aA's bell weather" has yet attained.
, 1854-02-18


,,oubtless the residence of many more fam
lilies than the former.
MS not true that the Marshal not only
,,ok the census of Thurston county "in
midsummer, but rery kindly volunteered to 60
or,, il again early in the winter" &c. The
.sDsus of ThurSton county was taken but
ann But we will follow "Tum Water
M further, but allow him to dash on for
,be future without molestation or notice
from us, hoping he may ever continue to
have "a good time" of ton the Farm"
The popt we kNotr are willing,
The impression sought to be conveyed by
these assaults upon the Governor, is that
he wished to be candidate for delegate to
Congress- and took an unwarrantable course
~ procure his election, which, to those who
know him, it is unnecessary for us to say,
is total and unqualified falsehood. Gov.
Stevens cOuId not be induced to be can
didate. Gov Stevens trouH not accept the
OfcS and those who are capable of making
such base insinuatiOns against his integri-
ty do not know the man, and have but a
slight appreciation of what constitutes a
man Of pure motives, honesty of purpose,
smness and high sense of honor. The
Governor came here to act in that capnci-
~ His whole time is engrossed in tending
TO the prosperity and in assisting in the de-
velopment Of the resources of the terrific
~. and the viper will bite file in assailing
either him or Marshal Anderson.
Ono word more. We desire the press Of
Oregon to bear in mind, that a new terri
tOry called Washington has been estab-
lished and that its officers and people are
perfectly competent to manage its affairs
without their assistance or advice-thHt
when their services are required, they will
be duly notified. The people of CalifOr-
MA have Just as much business to intermed-
die in Oregon affairs, as the press of Ore
gos.t6 interfere with the political affairs
Of(Ais territory.
iHasmuch as we arc not identified with
each others interests politically, we hope
the journals there will attend to their own
business. We have no desire to interfere
with matters south of the Columbia, and
and If their course Is persisted in, they
will ind it thankless and prO6tless un-
dertAking. We hope, at all events, that
tutiwill characterize notices Of our terri
tory and its federal officers, and we should
like to know where the 0regonian obtain
ed its information that "Gov. Stevens was
furnished at Vancouver with diagram Of
Clark county, together with the localities
Of'the old election precinctsf" 1t is sheer
fabrication-utterly false. l.0 q. ....
, 1854-02-18

D1- In consequence Of the difficulty and
embarrassment ever attendant upon the
clothing Of a newspaper in new dress,
orders for job-work have not been attended
to, for few weeks past, with that punctu.
atty which we could have desired. We
have now succeeded, however in filling al
the orders which have been hanging oveI
us, and are now ready to receive and exc
cute "a few more Of the same sort"
, 1854-02-18

RSr We would beg leave to call the es-
pecial attention Of the farming community
to the advertisement of Mr.. John G. Fory
merchant Of this place, who, desirous Of
closing his business, is selling at cost an ex-
ceIlent assortment Of agricultural imple-
ments, and other articles much needed by
farmers and Others. Mr.. F. is a pleasant
and fair man to deal with, and all those re-
quiring articles in his line, will get good
bargains by calling upon him Immediately
at the store room formerly occupied by Col,
NJ. I. Simmons. r ..r
, 1854-02-18

pSr PARKER l. CoLrERs Express has
just arrived, and furnished us with dates
from N. Y, up to January 5th-sOmething
less than one year ahead Of The States mail
We have news enough ahead, now, for tHrct
months to anne, hoping, in the meantime, to
bc provided with mail steamer to run
from here direct to San Francisco B9rP.
n C.s favors arrived too late to be of any
service 10 US this week. You may consid.
er us under obligations to you for our news
Of next week. af
, 1854-02-18

R6- 0BLIGAT1oNs--We neglected last
week to acknowledge our Indebtedness to
]. w. SULLIVAN, San Francisco, for large
supply Of late papers and periodicals. Al
so to Mr.. JosEPH CUsmAN, Of the Kendall
Company, and Capt B. p. BARsrow, Of the
Bark "Msry Melville, +" for late papers from
San Francisco and the Atlantic States.
, 1854-02-18

~ The officers Of Olympia Lodge"
49, ;, +, and A. NJ. will be regularly in
stalled at their Hall in this place on Sat
Orday, March 4th, Bro, James Biles, P. NJ,
o'AaatiHg in the ceremony. All the mem
oers Of the order in good standing, are in
'lted to attend.
, 1854-02-18

The mail which arrived here on
Friday last, was an old one, due three weeks
previous: consequently. we received no la
ter dates than those furnished by Parker,
and Golfers Express, save from Oregon,
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company is
faa becoming a permanent institution
IA San Franeiseo. ~, =. .-....
, 1854-02-18

@-The Legislature Of Oregon adjourn
Cd ahsds on the first inst, The Commis-
aOAers appointed by the last legislature to
Superintehd the erection Of the Peniten-
uary bare been removed, and new board
Appointed. The Stephens ferry charter, we
observe, has been repealed.
, 1854-02-18

"a Tho Presidents Message, it will be
perceived, has monopolised the greater part
Of tOday's paper. Itis an excellent dOcu-
ment, well worthy an attentive pcrusal by
all We would call particular attention to
that portion having reference to the boun-
dary line between this territory and the
possessions of Great Britain, Indian Of
fairs A. os ic1 s.aaia 7ii ro ltfm 'a p
, 1854-02-18

D%By letter received from Steilacoom,
we learn that tho whig party Of Pierce
county, used every uhderhanded expedient
that they could avail themselves Of, in or
der to divide and defeat the regular demo
cratic nominees, Just on the eve Of the elec
ton, and succeeded in influencing large
proportion Of the soldier vote to be cast
iOrthe Whig nominee for Congress by cir
culating the false report that Judge Lam
caster had acted double towards, and final.
y sacrificed DR.. JIM. Haden in the terri
tOrial convention, to promote his own sue
cess. Treachery, knavery and all species
Ofpolitical intrignes, will always sooner OF
later recOa upon, and crush their authors.
, 1854-02-18
NOTICE,
NOTICE

S HEREBY GIVEN to all persons having demands
Il against OF INDEBTED ~ the lrm Of the Lconcsa Co..
or TO c. c. Terry. requested to call aud settle i'm
mediately the undersigned Is about to- leave for the
Atlantic Statcs. CHAS. c. TERRY.
Jan. 2S, ls53. 22tf
, 1854-02-18

ssrwe hope to be able to give the Official vote Of
territory next week. The returns are in from all the
counties except Pacific, and one precinct in Jehersoni
but have net yet been opened by the secretary.
, 1854-02-18
B. P. BARSTOss'S uNE.O
B, p, BARSTOW &. co.

MILL keep constantly on hand Provisions and
w Groceries Of all kinds; also Clothing, Boot
and Shoes, Cooking Stoves, &c. &c. They are re,
ceivng by each Of their vessels from San Francisco
large supplies and eau furnish to the people and mer
chants Of the Sound, goods lower than they can be
procured ut any Utler point
Feb. 10, 1854. %
, 1854-02-18
SELLING OFF Ar COST

PLUW 3! PLOWN!!
HE subscriber being desirous TO close his business
Il at Olympia, offers his remaining stock at cost CON
sisting Of PREMIuN PLows with extra points-Patcnt
Felt Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows-Superier Bed
steads-Wan Paper.-Saddles-Woode Trays and La
dies s-Brooms-Hay nakes-Ax helves--Chopping AK
es-extra heavy log chains-Bread axes-Bake ovens
Mill hles-StOre door locks and other Hardware
--Moasses- -Riee-CefIee, &c. &c. Also, fresh Clover
Seed. JOHN q. FORY,
At " Simmons old stand.
Olympia, Feb. II, 1884. 9w2a
, 1854-02-18
Dissolution of Oo-partnership.

HE oopartnership existing under the name and
l. style Of WATERMAN 4 GOLDMAN. was al.
solved by mutual consent. The business will he con-
tnued by B. GOLDMAN, who will settle all affairs
concerning them.
Those having accounts against the above firm, will
please present them for payment. Those indebted
are requested 10 make prompt settlements.
Olympia, February Is, 1854.
NIB. rendering our acknowledgment for past IA
vors, and trusting 10 merit continuance Of liberal
public patronage, woud respectfully announce that
the firm win assume the name and style Of
JwA d. GOLDMAN.
, 1854-02-18
ELnuRI
ADNTNTSTRATOR'S NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that lttcrs OF Admins.
' tration have becn granted by the Probate Court
Of King county W. T.. to the undersigned on the es
tate Of H. V. Keith deceased earng date Of February
sth. 1851 All persons having claims against said e.
tate are hereby nothsd and required 10 exhibit them
before me for allowance within one year after saiJ
date, or they may be prceluled from any hensht o'
said estate; and all persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make Immediate payment
u. s. MAYNARD Adrnr.
Seattle, Feb. :, lsjf 3y
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07

A SURE and rica.aR, hemchy Tor CoLDs.
~ CogGiiS, CBurr, WHno2isG-CoU6H,
ksruM,, md. if bugs svtiaie'pnre lat e. sur'a'l
life, II CERTAIS CsKrI yoR S~sssgarrioI.h
Safe Tor the Inflnt OF the Lnvald, ia ANY stage
twcakBcss.
THE GREAT REMEDY is nj hast discover
cd, Consumption can bc cured T! and Coughs
and Colds, the parents Of that fell dia"nse that 80
oitcn brings woe to tho homes vi oir Eand, vanish,
H. 10y magic, lsfore this soykRkiGs FEML,,iIe
This IL th,i which has az long h1cn sonslt ip,
nnd IL IN full G,i,h offered To- Las public ui a 'rr-
tain care hr Coughs, Colds, Whoopins Coush,
EroW, Asthma, aud Consumption. and viii ~
any case where lungs SUFFICIENT are leii Ia sustain
HE check the liberation and raise the patient 10
heath. This is not an lille boast, nor il this
rensdy sent into the market without "a thorough
trial. bm has proved beyond "A doubt that hat
Inns been Asset tel CAN Re DOSE
N. u 'BEwARE OK Cov~EIEilgEiys, and
observe the following promissory Note, Nilh the.
FAC Similo signature of tho prop ietor on every,
genuine box
"I$0JO5l Ga demand I promise to pa, to
the Ocar,r. FIVE MILLS for value rec.,ycd.
WILLIAM DEFINES"
Certificates OF cures To he relied on, lound ~,
the circulars eit with the Agents. Let all the
aaLci.s,i try it faithfully. Sold 10y Druggists mud
Dealers generally.
E,he i.ozenre "a ,lissolyea, md absorhr IN,
sngir ia which il is ~pacsod,e Le virtue ~ there
yet, agil better tlgtn cvcr, save the lQoks. DIN.
pr lat PowEKYpL. Try II. fairly.
rhe discovery Of this great remedy, al'oni two
wears since, was almost an,iraele, md the favor,
/, receives " here Introduced. aud the almost on-
parallel,d d, inarh, show va sorih.
Also soll by ~ Medicine Dealers throughout,
he cupntry.
Old, Is Cts. per Box-Five Boxes for 81.
3. ID. FULLER CO, General Agents, No. Q,
fremont Temple, BosrcE.
The pspo, tgs DE-. hnbard's Wild CAcrry
Bitisraj d., E,abad'a pils esd C'feass'an.
balm;
Fowkr's "Mncaroniek" sure cure fof PiLyr;
Yankee Extract, ior. Tar, paint or greAsej
DIR. CorreD's Pain EsIpelerj
iIorricA 4 Co.'S ). q. Pills; iierwh 4 Coz.
plist.is;
Galiup's Bricr Root Syrup for D,agFlsee; also.
a luge variety OF yorulsr MoJicines-sqld cheap.
Cor cash ~ approved credit.
for SaIs in Nc-port hy X. J. Taylor aud Han'
ard 4 Caswel. Aus ~ ly drv,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07
TARRANr,s

TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION AND
L The Public. The altentiono he Medica
Profession aud Public il invited H. the follow
ny preparation /;
1ARRANI's EFFERvES'ENT SEITZER
APEltIENT.
prepared on an entirely new principle, from "a
late and accurate analysis of he celebrated
SELTZEIk SPRING IN GERMANY.
combining otlimicy, economy, AMI pnttbility,
found materially 10 increase lis efficacy
This much esteemed aud highly valuable pre-
p%ara,ion will not fail to ofeclGlly remuve Dys-
peps.a or Indigestion, Bilious Aiie% 'ctiuns. Head
ache, Heartburn, Acidit, "f the Stomach, Co.'S
tiyen.ss, tioui, rheumatism. Loss OF appetite.
Gravel, Nervous Debility, Nausea OF Vomiting,
Affections Of the LAYER, Sc. Sc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07
FAMILY MEDICINE.
T.hRRANT'S CORDIAL. ELIXIR OF

TURNKEY RHUBAItB.
Takes its place as the best remedy for dysnepsla
OF Indigestion of the present day and Lr lis ei-
iicacacy and safety deserves the name sf hring
in truth "A Fanil, Medicine. Those who suffer
from excessive fatigue, mental anxiety, or intel
lectual anxiety Of whatever Kind, will find it to
bo 4 medicine Of extreme value IL is pariic
uarly recommended Ia those suffering from Bill
lions and Nervous Headache, Di,rrhu'a, Con-
s,ipa,ion, Flatulency, Indigestion. Summer COM
plant, Cholera Morbus, Sc, as the utmost re-
lance can be placed on il, both NJ to lis innocent
nature and highly curative qualities.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07

no Lease for 5 years, with or without Furniture,
y the House now occupied by Wa. .. No-t, NJ
a Doarltns iiouse, corner of Bath Road, snd South
Tonro H.. possession given the first NJ Octob'r II de.
sired. for farther pariicul 10 enquire Of I'm = Nose
on the premises, any one wishing 60 hire the house
can purchase the furniture ON reasonable terms.
AL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07
CoLLECToR's OFFICE, NEWPORT.

TAXES-Notice Is given that WILLIAM
n. BARKER, Collector &c Taxes, IN the
City of Newport. has received from George
Freedom, Esq Treasurer oi said Newport. the
TaS List Tor 1854, and that all persons whose
na,nes are therein ,-grsiered are ttluircd o. cali
nj, hi. Office, in the jre Of H.. ~. stanton, No.
gs Thames street, ~ wecn the hours vt ten y.
m. ard nae; aud tire, aud tive y. m, aud pay
the sums Assessed upon hem NJ the law Directs.
The taxes are no,c due. AMI only arty idys are
,lInspl C,r their collection the last day ui
which term will We Monday, October Ib,S next.
Newport, August 18Th, 1884.
Tax Iiooks nav H. obtained Al the Boob stores,
Tiliey's Newspaper Depot, and the Collectors
-. ais
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IRON HRONTS.

IIAwES 4 STANLEY, IRQH ~FovspEss.
No. "a E.Iiy sue,t. Providence,
A RE prepared t. furnish =, sho,t ngiee, Iron
"A FRONTS, Columns. Lintsls, spd all other
Castings ior uuiiirfs' NE. Also, Hastings Toe
uLlers' use. Also. Ca-'ipgs ~ every d,sciP-
lion ,o oi'ler.
IIsy,nr e.cmcI tLS ~ s,o,s IS az accomplish
"a A,rh,i,rt. rsr hun,sh Dtarngs aud lie
sigp- yhrn rquird
p,t.us To-, ,.aa vo,ls, smh as Retot,s,
Ipa.ayei stup-N al,c Hosss. pipss, HOVE.
Ctosses, IT,, 81. &c Tor vbith they soiicit
q hare Of patronage. lV-@
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ROBINSON s. HASSARD,
DRUGGISTS a. APOTuECARIES,

No. I3o 40 STREET,
(Orposite civ Hotel1 pRovipKScs, r.
- Wholesale ard Retlil Dealers in
Drugs, Medicines, painla. Oils, Window Glass,
Corks OF all kinds, Dye SHUTS, and Drug
gists' Glass Ware.
C~nmphine, Spirits of Turpontinc, and Burning
Fluid, Of the best quaint, always on hand
and for sale to dealers, at lowest rates.
s3-lyis 223 Thames