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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-02
IMPURE BLOOD!

The blood is the life and when any foreign unhealthy
matter gets MIXED with it. it is at once distributed 10
every organ of the body Every feels the poison
and all the vital organs quickly complain. The stomach
will not digest the food perfectly The liver ceases 10
secrete sucency Of bile. The action of the heart Is
weakened and so the circulation is feeble. The lungs
become cogced with the poisonous matter hence,
oough-and all from slight mpurity at the fountain
head Of life-the Blood As if you had thrown some
earth, for instance, in pure spring, from which ran
iiny rivuet, in a few minutes the whole course of the
stream becomes disturbed and discolored. As quickly
does impure blood fly to every part and leave its sting
behind All the passages become INSTRUCTED, and unless
the obstruction is removed the lamp OF life dies out.
These pills not only purify the blood but regencre AZ
the secretons OF the body they are therefore, unrvaed
as
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-02
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE!

Females who value health should never he without
these Pills. They purify the blood, remove distinctions
all knds cleanse the skin of all pimpes aud 6";ches,
and bring the rich color OF health to the pale cheek
Eg- Tie Plants and Herbs of which these PhIS are
made were discovered in very surprising way among
the lezucNus = tribe of AhorigneS in Mexico Get tie
Almanac 0: our Agent and you will read with delight
the very interesting account it contains OF the GREAT
NhDICINA' Of the AztecS.
ODserve.--TBe N0untain Herb PVs are pat up IN a
BsduiFR HyGr7cr Each Der contains 10 pills, and htdi!
az - cents pr Lz Al GeRins. hdus tae signature Of
L. L. JUDSO.E e CO.. IN each Joz
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-02
CURE FOR BILIOUS DISEASES.

Liver Complaint Sick Headache &c. This Ana Bilious
Medicine expcs from the blood the hidden seeds Of dis
ease and renders all the fluids and secetons pure and
fluent clearing and resuscitatug the vital organs.
Pleasant indeed, is il to us that able 10 place
within your reach medicine Ike the - MOUNTAIN HrB
FMS taot will pass directly 10 tie afflicted parts
through the blood aud fluids Of the body, and
the sufferer to bright with the flush OF beauty aud
health.
JudS0R's PHlS are the Best Remedy in erist
ence for tie tolGotoing Complaints:
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-02
SANFORD'S
LIVER INVIGORATOR
NEVER DEBILITATES.

NEW Elk lie Is L LII Al ES.
IT is compounded eT>(Iely from Gums, and
/ has become an establiSc>l fact, STANDARD
Medicine, known and approved by all that
used 1t. and is row : resortrd 10 with con-
1idence in all the dis u ca es for which 1t is
recommended. ~
1t has cured lhcus- r. a! DIS within tn elas
two years who had q gwen up all hopes OF
relief, as the numer- C Gus IN solicited certh
icates in my posses Q sion show.
The dose must be ~ adapt, 10 tn temper
ament of The inuivid- - ual taking it, and as
ed in such quantities - as TO act gently on
The Bowels z
Let the dictates Of - you jude ement guide
Won in the use of the ~ LIVER INVIGORA.
TOR, and it will cure u l. liver Complaints,
Bilious Attacks, Dys- = pcPsa, Chronic Dlar-
rhnea, Summer Com y plants, Dyson cry
Dropsy. Sour Stomach, HabtuaI Costlveness
Cholc, Cholera, Cholera MOrbus, Cholera In.
iantum Fiatuience, Jaundice, Female Weak
ne .ses, land may be used successfully as an
Ordinary Family Medicine. 1t will cure SICK
HEADACHE, Gas thousands can testify y IN
,wenty minutes, If two or three TeaspoOnsul
are taken at the commencement # the attack.
Mix water in the mouth with the luygora-
tor, and swallow both together.
Price One Dollar per bottle.
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10 VA I'D Assoc
on, alroln q ", ac,ap 5r,epl.-p a
. = .Ss338AD88 S2J3 g.

% SN5 - O5JD IDSJS1 GO 10
a Benevolent Institution established By
Special Eadomment, for the RehJ
OfMe Sick and Distressed, at-
Ricied ,Oith Tiruient and
Epidemic Diseases.
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, III view
of the awful destruction of human life eau
sed by exual diseases, several years ago di-
rected their Consulting Surgeon TO open Dis
peasary for the treatment of tins class Of d.
seases, in all their forms, and 10 give .dEDE
CAL lDVICE GRATIS to all who appI, by
letter, with description of their condition
Gage, occupation, habits of life sc } aud III ca
ses of extreme poverty, TO Furnish Medicines
Free of Charge.
The Directors Of the Association, in their
late Annual Report express the highest SdiIS'
faction with the success which has aUeuted The
labors of their Surgeons III The cure of Sperma-
torrhel, Seminal Weakness ,GonorrhGa elect,
Syphilis, the vice Of Onansm or Self Abuse,
Diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder, SC, and
order continuance of the same plan for the
ensuing year.
An admirable Report on SpermatorrhG, OF
Seminal Weakness, the vice Of Onanism, Mas
turbaton or Self Abuse, and other diseases or
The Sexual organs, by the Consulting Surgeon
will be sent by mail Gn scaled enNeoPeJ
FREE OF CHARGE, on receIp OF TWO STAMPS LOT
postage.
Address, for Report or treatment, DIR.
SklLLLN HOUGHTON Acting Surgeon.
Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth Street.
Philadelphia, Pa. July 3D. 1859. ~
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What Everybody Wants.
EVERYBODY'S LAWYER
COUNSELLOR IN BUSINESS,
BY FRANK CROSBY,

OF THE PHILAD LPHIA BAR.
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Il Tells You

It Tells You II
IT Tells y on Il
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-02

Pure Vegetable Extracts, and pct up in Glas
Cases, Air Tight and will i eep in any climate
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-22
A MYSTERIOUS LEGACY The New

A MYSTERIOUS LEoAcY.-The New
York Evening Post, has the following
Louis Stork, a Prussian by birth,
died at Lovejoy's Hotel, on Thursday,
August Both, and left his entire prop
erty to Mrs. L. G. Peck, wife Of Hon.
l.. G. Peck, Of Angelica, N. Y. The
deceased came to this country in
1927, and shortly after landing in
New York, eDgagrd in the occupa-
ton Of importing Prussian sbawls, in
which, it is supposed, he amassed
considerable wealth. After time,
he removed TO Angelica, where he
resided for about twenty years, deal.
ing mostly in real estate. Soon after
Mr. Stork arrived at Angelica, he be-
came acquainted with Mr.. Peck, and
a warm friendship has always existed
between them. In 1855, Mr.. Stork,
became well advanced in years, being
bachelor and having no friends in
this country, made his will, by which
he made Mrs. l.. G. Peck his sole leg.
atee Of his personal property and real
estate, and L. G. Peck, his sole execu-
tor. His property is estimated at
between thirty and forty thousand
dollars.
Mr. Stork went down to New York,
last spring. At his death he left a
large trunk, on the inside Of which
was an iron box, which he said con
tained everything in relation to his
history, and all that would be of in
terest to his friends, and that no bu-
man eye had ever seen the inside of
it except his own, and never would
until opened by his executor. lie was
n very eccentric individual, and but
little has ever been known of his early |
history, some supposing that he was
banlshed from the country Of his birth
at the instigation of some Of his friends. |
1t is said he was n man of extraordi- |
nary education, speaking fluently FIVE
different languages. Therefore, to
those who have known him, there is a
great anxiety to know what the iron
box contains. Mr.. Peck and son left
or New York on Monday last to take
'harge of his personal property and
Examine the contents of the iron box:
md when they return, we shall prob.
IDLY learn what there is Of interest to
he public in regard to the whole
Iffair.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-22

A Coon SisN.-The weatherwise say
"All signs fail in dry weather" In this
they have a series Of years. observation
and experience running back, beyond th'
memory of tho living man, to make tho
saying good one. The almanac maker'
French, Spanish, German, English and
American, all understand this, and when
they feel that dry time is coming, they
are very careful not to predict rain. Saga
cious sot-wise crew those makers Of al
manacs. We do not all feel alike, shat is
certain, and men have been known to shiv-
or and tremble, with the cold Of an Rgue,
at midsummer. Man Is kind Of weather
gaugo--a combination Of barometer, hy-
drometer and thermometer. The cheap
very common red water--called "blood,"
is very excellent substitute for the metal
mercury and spirits of wine. A certain
degree Of heat is necessary to the phonom-
ona called life. which is a kind of fluid
state, giving license TO tho nerves and
muscles to fuctuate, and move from point
TO point. The turnip is not so fortunate.
1t must stay where IL is. Its heart must
be content to beat within a narrow limit,
and the blood of its veins and muscles
have a limited action and for this reason,
and because the liquid which sustains its
life, is white, we call it sap. Heat, howov-
er is as essential to its being, as it is to
mans The absence Of heat is what is
called death, and poets have said some
very handsome things, about tho North
winds breath, that causes the trees to strip
themselves naked, and the morning glo-
ries to wither by the roadside. Talking
about signs. There is no sign better than
than that for cold weather, which causes
the male animal man, to button his coat
up and thrust his fists into his breeches
pockets II is infalliable-it is the admis-
sion Of all mankind of tho fact that the
wind has shifted, and nature is preparing
herself for cold weather. Such were the
signs yesterday morning hereabouts.--
There was harmonious unanimity of SEN
timent, on tho subject; even the wrang-
ling politicians were united and agreed on
this point. Would 1T not be n good point
and denote progress in the science of al
manac making to say. "when men put |
their hands In their pockets, look out for
cold weather" 1t must como and will |
come; but before it does, we would suggest
to the powers in authority a little rain.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-22

70 Adam Hauverman recently
died at Antwerp, Jefferson county N.
Y, at the age of lO2 years. Prior to
the Revolutionary war, he was made
aprisoner by the Indians under Brant
and carried to Canada. He was
bought of the Indians by a trader,
who kept him several years as an
Interpreter. -Four years after he re-
turned to his birthplace. About
forty years since he removed to Ant
werp. and there he resided till his
death, respected by all.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-22

MISSING SHIPs.-Of the numer.
Gus missing ships which are from time
to time noticed, many, it is believed,
were destroyed by fire at sea, through
the ignition of lucifer matches, or
some other combustible goods which
had been shipped on board. Two in.
stances of lucifer spontaneously igui-
ting were recently reported at the
English Lloyds. The ship Fiel load
ed for Havana, in st. Georges Dock,
Liverpool; was discovered to be on
fire. It was traced to n case of lucif.
er matches that had been surrepti.
tiously shipped on toard. The case,
in state of ignition, was got up and
thrown overheard. Another instance
of the dangerous character of such
shipments took place at Fresh Wharf
London Bridge. A case intended for
one Of the steamers loading at the
wharf, was being carried down from
a cart, when it fell on the ground and
instantly burst into flames. The case
proved to contain lucifers and con.
greves. Had these vessels sailed for
sea with these inflammable store, il is
probable that the most disastrous con-
sequences would have ensued. 1t
behOoves underwriters toprosecute in
all these cases, the character of the
shipments being misreprssented.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-22

D% Information has been received
at the State Department. Washington,
from the Legation Of the United States
In Venezuela, that "by an executive de.
cree of the l4th August, the importa.
tlon Of the following articles is allow
ed free of all duties, viz rice, corn.
potatoes, salt meat and lard. No term
is fixed, but it is not expected to be
for less than twelve monthsn
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-22
SELLING OFF AT COST.

TN 0kDER to reduce my ctoek Of Goods, before
Il removing my stGre to the house now occupi
ed by Theodore 6oldnann, I will commence to-
day 10 ssll the same at cost for cash. have on
hand large assortment Of Dry Goods Of every
description and ladies will find here rare op-
portunity to buy Goods at extremely low prices.
3. NJ. ASHER.
Julyl7 7.3md Lafayette street.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-22
THE FREE ACADEMY
BATON ROUGE,

bAl oN 1LoO 6E,
WILL COMMENCE its Second Session in ACAD.
W ENVY HALL on the LIST of October, under
the charge Of A. u. Payne, A. b., assisted by
Miss Sarah Lemon.
The course Of study will be thorough and com.
plete In the Female, as well as the Male depart
nent,
Instruction will be given In Ancient and Mod
erD History, Geo Iraphy, Grammar, Arithmetic
Algebra, ,Geometry, Astronomy, Rhetoric, Botany
Chemistry, Geology. Latin, Greek, Composition
and Deelamation-and Students will be prepared
TO enter any College.
large number OF pupils ore already on the
Academy roll by virtue Of passing their examina-
ton. Candidates will do we'll 10 appear prompt.
ly in the school room Of Mr.. Booth, on the LIST OF
October, aud female candidates In the school
room Of Miss Gil, st The same time 10 eHsbie them
TO get their position in the Academy duri Dg the
first week.
Mr.. Payne will superintend the Primary Schools
as usual. They will open also on the LIST Of DC
tober under the personal charge OF A. N. Booth,
James fulshiier. Miss N. Gil and Miss G. Gayle
lTIMOTHY PAY.
Board Of Directors, }S. NJ. HART.
". HEUDE
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-22

be- The Spanish consul at Charles.
ton offers a reward of $1,000 for the
apprehension Of one Jose Solana AL
wear, who, it is alleged, has abscond-
ed from Havana with a million and a
half of dollars ofprivate funds, intrus-
ted to him in his capacity of Havana
agent Of the Credito Espanol, of Ma
drid.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-22
NEW ORLEANS COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EVENING, Sept 10, 1860.
The New Orleans Commercial BULLETIN
says, that the sales of the above day, was
as follows:
OTTON.-Yesterdsy 5000 bales-de-
mand more active-better qualities firm
lower grades easier, without any quotable
reducton-Low Middling 9JSM9J5c. Mid
ding l0H@lO%, Good Middiing Ii %allX
Middling Fair II lf@l1Z.
SUGAR-Confned to 40 hhds, at previ-
GUS rates-Fair to Fully Fair 9A@giSc.
FLOUR-175O bbls. including 400 Sup
erfne 800 in two lots and 1900 at 25.
500 at 8 20 for Superfne and so for Ex-
ira; $50 Superfne at6 35; 100 at 6 371[:;
200 Extra at 7 90, and 104 att 80.
CORN-45oC sacks, including 200 yell
low at 73c.
OATS-225 sacks Ordinary at 44c s72
600, 22s, 226 and 3l5) at As.
BRAN-650 sacks GOO, l5O and 4OO) at
l 20, and 5l5 (l25, 100 and 290) at l 25.
HAY-40O bales New York at 2S 90.
SHEAF 0ATS-A small lot at 90 90
PORK-Coniined TO retail transactions
at 20 90 for Mess-some Offering at 2l so,
but no sales reported.
BACON-Retailing at 10sI8iic., for
Shoulders, l39l@l4 for Rib Sides, and Is
@l5H for Clear.
WHlSKY-Confned to limited retail
transactions at 22JSc for Rectifed.
GUNNY BAGS-l5O bales HeaAy ct 1897.
RIO COFFEE-25O0 bags ut 1460l5Ac.
FRElGHTS-A ship taken up for Havre
at llo. for Cotton, and one for Europe at
=; filing up for Liverpool at I'D.
Market generally quiet.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Cotton.
stocs on hand on shipbd fst Sept 78,93s
Received LIST to 18th Sept. ........sI ,63g
Do. 18th sePt.-"...."..... Ara se,1Is
lGo,O4o
Exported 10th sept............... 2,15s
DO. previously. y............ 27.l54- 2o,eO7
Stock on hand and on shipbosrd...... 19O,4s9
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-22

rW- The regular services Of st. James
Church under the Pastoral charge Of the
Rov'd. John Gierlow will commence on
tomorrow Sunday morning at eleven
o'clock.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-22

L'ROM the above notice, it will be seen
Il that we have purchased the House
and Sign Painting business DC, of II. A.
kaufman. We shall hereafter continue
the business at the Same stand, and by
strict attention to our business and fair
prices, we trust TO merit share of patron
age. Our personal attention will be given
TO all work that may be entrusted to us.
IA All orders from the country through
the Post Office, will meet Immediate
attention.
sept7-tf RIEDEL d. PLETZFR.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-22
Collegiate Institute of Baton Rouge.

TNHE duties of the Institute, will be re-
Il sumed on Wednesday, the 10th Octo
Der, 1860. As the number of pupils is nee
essarily limited applications should be
made as early as practicable.
.e3 For circulars containing terms, &C.,
apply to w. IL. n. MAGRUDER,
aug2 Baton Roupe La
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-22
NO TIC e

HAVING sold that part ofmy business
III pertaining to HOUSE, SIGN AND
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, to Messrs.
EDWARD RIEDEL n GEO. PLETzER, take
pleasure in recommending them to my
friends and the public generally, as good
and experienced workmen, and worthy of
liberal patronage, which trust they will
receive. II. A. KAUFMAN.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-22
FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE tract Of land situated on the
"A Plank Road, at about IL miles from
the City Of Baton Rouge, ~ miles from Port
Hudson, and 10 miles from Clinton, on the Gross
Roads a healthy aud desirable situation for n
idence and good locality f,r a country store.
The tract contains 200 acres aad can be purcha-
sed at low price II application is made soon For
further particulars apply TO the undersigned at
the Sherigs Office. II. v. BABIN.
augl5
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-22
BLACK SILKS.

A FEW Patterns Of very small figures just re-
"A ceived, also something yer, superior 10 plain
Black. W. ID. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-22

Yellow Feveri Yellow Feverfi
hk. LEONARD, Of New York fully guarantees
IL his South American Fever and Ague Re.
medy certain Preventative against Yellow Fs-
ver-for sale by ED. 4 VIM. BOGEL,
Juty8l DrugRists.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-22
Saint Theresa's Academy
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Corner Boulevard and Royal Streets,
BATON ROUGE la


THIS INSTITUTION commences its third an.
Il nual session on MONDAY, OCTOBER lst.
ih6O. The Musical Department Is under the
charge Of Mr.. Hunten, whose ability as Teacher,
Composer and Performer Is well known both In
Europe and America. The French language which
will be taught as heretofore to the whole school
without any extra charge, is under the control Of
Monsieur Alberto. The English, together with
Mathematics and the Modern Sciences will be
taught by the Principal, aided by competent as.
sistants. Vocal Music, Embroidery, all kinds Of
fancy Knitting and Needle work taught both day
schoisrs and boarders free Of charge, Parent,
can send their daughters with the full assurance
that their health and comfort will be attended to
withthe same care as II they were In the bosom of
their own family. The house Is large, commodi-
Gus and well ventilated, being built expressly for
the Institution. The grounds are SPACIOUS, and
every facility is afforded for proper degree Of
exercise which is so essential TO the preservation
OF health. With regard 20 the supervision ofthe
1oarders; Convent rules are adopted. No young
Lady will be permitted to either walk, or ride
OUT, unless attended oy her teacher, parent or
guardian. Parents visiting their daughters are
requested TO come only on Saturdays, unless in
case oinrgent necessity, as all visits Of that kind
during school hours interrupt the classes and re-
tard the progress of their children But visitors
wishing 20 see the school can come any hour In
the day for In that the Glasses will continna
uninterrupted and the school will be seen as il
really Is, and instead OF being hindrance 10 will
serve rs an incentive, on the part Of the pupils 10
greaterer exertion.
For terms &c. Apply either by letter or per.
sonslly to the Principal.
is. I'm. Miss NJ. T. MURPHY.
BOARD oE DncroRss-Wm. g. Pike, ESQ, H. v.
Babin, Esq, s. NJ. Hart, ESQ, DR.. X. II Day, DR..
L. L. Laycock, Hon. A. 5. Heron.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-22
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY
FOR YOUN G L AIDES
BATON ROUGE, LA.

NJ. VICTOR, NCIPAL.
GLASSES resumed on MONDAY, OCTOBER 1st,
" 1850. In making this announcement, the
Principal returns thanks 10 her patrons and as
sures them that the Academy will always main.
tain its high standard Of excellence. The differ
ent departments ALL as hitherto, fitted by effic-
ent teachers In particular, the Principal calls
TO the notice Of parents the great facilities for
acquiring thorough and speaking knowledge Of
the French language afforded by that depar tment
OF the Academy. II could not be more ably sup
perintended.
Terms for the Scholastic year:
Boarding aud tuition in Latin, English
and French. 500
NashlhR 10 90
Piano or Guitar with use ofthe instrument
for daily lessons and three hours
50 OO
Terms for the scholastic year.
blementary Olass...... 90 90
All Other so 90
Dancing, Painting, Italian, Spanish and Ger
man form extra charges. Allkirds of fancy work
taught free of charge.
Nopupil received, except with the understand.
ing that she is TO remain TO the close Of the year
In which she entered.
Those who design 20 pattoHizs the institution
would do well TO apply for q prospectus, wherein
the rules and regulations governing the Academy
are stated at length. Tsepts- -lmd&w.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-22
SAINT JOsEPHS HIGH SCHOOL,

FOR BOYS
THE patrons and friends of this school
l. will bear in mind that its fourth an
nual session will commence on Monday,
the 10th of SEPTEMBER, when exercises
will be resumed. The principal has been
fortunate to secure the services of a gentle
man eminently qualified to take charge of
the French department, while those of the
Englis classics and mathematics will be
conducted by himself as heretofore. Su-
perior accomfn odation for boarding and
lodging, those who may como from dis
tance. 7. ii. MURPHY, Principal
sept4- -1mdSw
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-22
Linen and Bob,ne, Netting.

T II AVE a full supply Of these goods, BobInet
l. in all widths, also, Pink and Blue Bobinets,
White Linen MEETINGS, also Brown do for plsnta-
tiOn use. W. ID. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-22
NOTICE TO PARENTS.

NOTICE TO PARENTS.
A SCHOOL for boys will be opened on the first
n Of OCTOBER, 1860, in the building on North
street, one door above Mr.. J. II. News residence.
fair share OF patronage is solicited for this
school; its merits can only be known by trial and
the manager Is willing TO abide by that decision
Boys cf any age will be admitted. Catholic
Children will be taught their catechism at the
request Of the parents.
TERMS.
Greek Latin and the higher mathematIcs.. 90
For further particulars apply 10
REV. ID. HUBERT,
septS Pastor of 81. Joseph's, Baton Rouge.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-22

RACON, HAMS, LARD AND POTAToEs.-A
- fresh lot Just to hand. JOSHUA ZEAL.
septic.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-22
GUM DROPS.

INN POUNDS "a superior srticle) just reeeiv.
lVVU ed at the Drug Store Of
dec2s v. HEUDE d 90.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-22
LEECIIEs.
HATSi IIATS!t

EWEsh TEAS-Curious Oolong, Choice Imperi
l. al and Gunpowder, for sale by.
lan26 ED. 4 WIN. BOOEL.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-22

HANG OUT YOUR BANNER THE
IL cry is still they come 1000 lbs Jelly
Gum Drops, from Hy Maillard New York,
and for sale at
V. HEUDE g. CO.'S
apr6 Drug Store