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JANUARY list, 1888. j


NY It'll the Inauguration of anew year, f7gs1
w we greet our Gastomdrs ansls Erteisdsasmisii
with renewed plans for the bl,sindss ofsts bsIiH
andarc pleased to state thatlow. cumpata-hG rs VAT
lively, as are the prices of merchandise now,f Gosh
we shall he able to sell them verynlich low -
CT than We otherwise could, by thegiRtros ="
adGction Of he popshareg RI fFEn q yGggg3H
2 !isF CASSIE sly SsI'I5 VI sss1f : ."
Wcapropose to maintain III connection
Herewith q. First Class k01Jscss jiaasftfSs
Ifottse. and our extensive and diyersifsdyAYY
stock ossess advantages III this market tliatsis
are most Invaluable to, strade dcanandlug ,vtss.s
both CRY and Country aceonniada ios-.5s "a - -
Our ertensire aud rased Stock viii he founi ~ =
complete I'M all its Bts,nches Aid ii the 80
past, uniformity Of price shall be ore OF ,sQ -
tn, first principles Of of bushess. so tilatssI.7sA
GiherIbs order or personal selection the ~-
customer sntsrest viii be equally protectci z7Al"
nsA Thankful for past bersI p;trunagcs
We hope by close application 10 business -
and the interest ofthe, trade To ihcritt AlebA
tinuarce. + 6t go. y,og 3i.,,..,sa fTf~FT
!. S Respectfully &c,. ..5s st s sssf ~
's-i.,.ssia : T.. N. aGEIsN1AND. sssss aiei
Westminster, Md, JAM 3t e iss5is aiss esish
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DRUG GfSIT o.
I SPECIAL NOTICE

DEfNG desir9us Of. selling Drugs. Medic
II Icihes aha tie various, articles ,apper;i
taining ,to.our lineLof btisiuess at the lowest
possible prices, haldlalso TO prevent the acl
cumalatien of Day Books, Journals, Ledgi
ers, &c,, already grown too Numerous, ''we
propose from and after this date to saePsa
' ,.as ,ae C,rAIs EEHlI TIR j. DIE nj b9eso'
Our experience has taught usl that to the
merchant and ,cpstqnerit ideeidedlyahei
most advantageous, because not losing any
1thing by the Credit. system the merchant can,
sell his goods at smaller profits for cash. i
to,Rhysieians dealing reg6 larly with either.
Of the undersigned will beexpected TO settle
their accepnts sYeFy three fJnenths, d esn7'
~" .;r.,nn, j II. HUBER, g,1aisi
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-. f. ~ wv FIR m e
IN E.w", Go Oh S., !

1sh VI - =
M ESSRS. % MfKESEfL & SHIRLEY,
-lyE take pleasure IN ANNOUNCING to the
citizens of Westminster and the public zen !
orally that they have formed n C0.paitfief:
ship in the, Wholesale and Retail lIroceryl
ana liquor Business. and now offer to the
public at greatly reduced prices one Of the
best selected stocks Of Groceries, srcllf AS
.nsib I'D ZiUOaF FE Ell le2tt.. e
flen % to % cts. for Prime Rio; pSurngsaurx Sugars
Brown and iE. ashanti At II to- tt cts bel lb!!
Also Hard and Soft Crush Sugars, fine Tn
Pefial and Ooolpg, Blk, Teas, Spices Hal.
sins. iCarrants Lemons, Cheese, &c, &C., at
prices which defy Competition. - g.,
especially chi ,yonr iatten /.
ti0n to ourifihe xstockr Of i liquors. 81 q
Which have beeniselected with great
Care, and, which .we,rnow offer in Esgs.RN
lots ~ SUE the trade, Wholesale & fSsss
Retail at Baltimore city prices. Also. al
large and varied stock Of ~ = D9i''s'o' 7.
d as, FINE Bottled LToUoRs, q.
yafrantedf6 be pure and ,p1nt ND expressly
fprImedicdbs purposes, fnchldirig Madeira,
Port and, Sherry Mines, old French ind
Cognac Br.ndies. also Brown Stout, Morn
Ing Star Bitters, etc, ,esc. 3,4f,s 8, i,3sf1s sli
saAyeihavei IN addition ito the above. always
oRhand 4 large, stock of T0BAcce and CT,
CABS. which We are prepared to, sell at the
very lowestN market rites Also, a. large
stock Of Dried Ffuitionhandl dalIg' Jod
psWe.i alao keep constantly ;oH handsall
kinds!ef country, produce such as Flour,
Lard, POTATOES, &c. 80 go 80 a.,,,,
= As gur motto. is, quick sales and small
profits, wc'iihost respectfully invite yon to-
cab and e3hmihe our stock forelparchas.
ing elsewhere, ms we ep6dently believe IL
to he to your Interest to do, SOL nat 81 .,.s-
81 ~ = JRIAH' B. .MIKESELL, !
. 91sas oaf % .aFEANl x SH1PEEY. -
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AxD now riFEY LIVED, FOUGHT AyDptxp'sd4 rsfss"S@
8 with Inclcrts and SIX ctches 9f hife inthe 0ffe7S
az Cunfcdcracy,
Comprising Narratives Of tIsrsoDtl .Li,ircA:nre,
Army Life, Nacaf 1idrentpie, Hope LfSa
aiai Partisan Da!iag, Lite ID he fnni5'V
Efe,.' and Ho3tR ty7etksft srith tAsis iffw IL
.,yoagx ij,,Half@, Aeee,latessa.,d q,3 sss79 4 |
ec Jf1aor0aS iscidentsiof the sfros1er bss&R
4t-f1.h Independence. ys3fTsbsR
There. is a certain portion oil te ws=t that will
never go ntn til irregular histoEiese aer b4ssp z
bodied in, romance poetry. ghielis a &3fys 81
real part of K, and viii, if preserved, convey
to succeeding sgcneFafioifsa bctrer faeE (nE h.
spirit of the conflict than many-flry reports or
careful narratives of events, and hf par tJHAS EY
be called the goss ip the fun, the pathns pf tlss
war This illustrates the character Of tile leas I'D
ders tbs hinor OF ths soldiers the devotion ~
of women, the bravery Of men, the pluck, Of s,s
heroes, the ropaee and ia q hips Of by ssis a.
eg The sv Valiant and Ira9ss 1fca4tc, lac -
csaue and Dramatic, til. Witty nd Marvellous,
tn. Tender and Patletc;.and tie wh6le Piano.
rama of ting Nv here, thrinEly portrayed ysE
in u mastery manner, ut once historical anu nss y
romantic. rendering it theim9st ample upique,i4saa
brilliant and readable book that the war hasd lssa
called FORTH lt3&.lHg .psA .1H-w1eK ieHaaA.
Amusement well Instruction. may be idstN
found in every page; gra:.hie detail bril- Z q
liant wit and authentic history xkiltully vaiSs1
interviewer in this work of literary art.
Send for Circulars and see terms, and ayg
full description Of the; work. Address, 4BSk3
JONES ,IIItuTIIFRsi & co. s1t,T-VA
ja2-2t ,a-,.,-, PhiTadrlphja, Pas
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FOR SALE, !,

"A. SRI ENp Ed EMO. i b.9aN .',a
IN STORY n = NAV n BRack 1gaA,7,s 81
EO USE and Lot, situated N55Ssga Is,;;sA
ino1 W estiHihs, Ell on Green ssIsss
Street, nesr the1Rt3 DOT, With ali modern in
provements attached to It'll a fine well Of
water near the Kitehentdoor iAlse} three
other BUII4DISG L0rS adjoining, tbcaui
tifl4ly Situated for building RuEpqsss,b snD.
q For further particulars inquire of nid.,,a7
= 3.u9H. LITE II. BA NKAltD, r
yizb 74ornaf ofdibeity and Green st $s.9p
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Popular Edition Of Dickens.

=, r,D. ApPLEToN 4 COMPANY ! Y
>" AIS Ai,4l5 aI,rosdwav, New York, 30
p will publish Immediately & n %
bsq 9df A. Cheap Edition of the i ~,
I, ~, WoEks OF CIIARLES DICKENS"
= s,, FoR.iTHE MILLION, ~ w
iCleapType, Handsomely Printed, and Of Con-
ii venient Size, comprising the following
"a Volumes, at the annexed Prices, vary
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4 The. convicts in the Maryland Pen
Observation-Disclosures limith' customs,
n bad observation-disclosures anh mefe
/ he agecipients of numerous gifts on
aC lhly.ESa dag. riIIen Joshua Napsants
one of the directors, delivered an appro-
PIRATE speech to thsp, mud heywcibien-
tertaipcd With musia and gfSundayi
School songs. james So Waters, Esql,i
also addressed thens and Iiadthescourse
Of his remarks stated that duringi the
past eight gpapthsi the Governor had
pafdpnedI ,s seventy inlfat freeommcn-
ded "a him by the presentoboard of di..
.fectors as well behaved and deserving
prisoners, and, thatIpot one, of that nuaea
Der had eyenibeen charged with Acriane'
Since. The institution has more 7priss
opers now than eY u before Units history
500 males and 81 females. to0f this
number 293 are white and 400 colored.
OF the 81 3sa fssni.le couFiets lohU,7earesi
5Nhieei .Aasea nlbn; bile3s itiw 8
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TFrom the Frederick Citizen. I q

From the Frederick iCitfzen. iiaeh
!, Mr.. EpITeRAAs the public roads
now claim q large share of publication
ton, we purpose making a few ashgges-
tons which we think worthy !. 6f Some
considerations: 10 5alfi g - ll1aiiti9i
~ First-aThat the Commission3ers of
the Tax divide each election district in
to two or more parts, as fhc case may
reqairc, which divisions shall be road
districts 4, 2, and 3, and 4 general sus
pefyisor shall be appointed toeach road
district, whose duty II shall be to work
or cause to be worked all the roads ul-!
der his charge.
paSecona---1hat when said supervisors
make their return 10 the Commission
ers,, thcssshall alse exhibit certificates
from the tax payers ofaheir respective
districts that the roads have. been
worked to thefrieBtire satisfaction. ieR
Til d-That any supervisor failing
to n,ak such exhibit shall. thereby for
fc,t his per diem as general supervisor.
,.aaa i .saslsi iaaso sd TAx-PAYERses
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a 7m,s1-s2s"a .,A.'CR Els.

of III LIMESTONE LAND, Sin fiiie condition
Splendid OFCssARD ofgApples. Pea,.s
and Peaches on Ire place. Pnmn at. the
House, mid 20 yards off fl is a Spring. Of ,ev.,
er-failing waterwith Dairy. Good Stabling'
for B horses. Also, all the necessary out.
buildings in good condition. This is a
Stand worthy the, attention of persons de-
sirons of engaging IN the, business Of keeping
Public House. 49,
Terms ihadelfo suit The purchaser. % I,
. For particulars apply to me In Westmitil'
sterlor toipNson upon the prehaises.zo 81
lGlSale to commences, at l0tp' cleck.siiiw ui
/, nrla ~ ~ John GRASS. a
- wv. Bdo@S,1 Ahctioneer ~ iianoiSt
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On receipt Of 81. 50 we will mail to any adj
dress, jas published, post paid, the entire works
of Charles Dickens siIIsG ~
Either of the above sent FREE By NAIL IN re-
eeiptsof the price. Extraordinary opportunity
for the Million 10 secure q Library.
CLUB RATES. g
! A discount OF Is per cent will be made for
30 copies Of one volume Of 30 complete sets,
sent 70 one address; 3 discount Of 10 per cent
On % copies, 3 PER cent: en u copies -
Have tho 0pportnhity of pr6curing more sub
scribcrs for this series than for any other, AZ
every apprentice, mechanic, ard joufneysnRk
will certainly buy Dickens at this low price,
Send to- the Publishers Tor special rates. :
sszss ,HEARAEz kE4Dy, ii s--- 1871 ga (
THE wAVERLEY NOVELS.
% BIZ In the same cheap style.
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NfNHE C6dnty Commissioners for Carroll
I AsEounty will meet at their Office, IN
Westminstar, on flie sFiRsr MONDAY IF
1 FsR yARy. 1868, for the transactions or
pl 'slIsg aay mo gHsa lss~ .sl',is slit
s1a4 ed1 gsGIf q MES BIsfZzlRD, 20 =
iani),st ssld .aglsisiSh 1es hcferk 81
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For years p past Eek Ike ,abolitionists o Of
the New England States, endeaYored, to
injure lie South, because the people of
those States strictly supported the con-
stitntion and Democratic doctrine. The
Lite civil war had is origin IL. this feelzl
ing, A few years ago Congress laid "a
tax Of q cents on q pound Of raw cotton,
produced by the planter, This they
thought a capital hit, at the Sopth5H
criPplihs the resources Of the country,
aud increasing the suffering Of the pee :
PIE, Bat1the Intended ,IiGjpry to. the,
South begins to react On tbe North and
their particular. friends in, the South,
the negroes, No cotton, Jpo tobaccp, ,su-.
gar &c. are raised in those States for,
exportatIon. The Eastern manpfaetur-s
er las lost lbs !, best custom caustomeyTthe-
Southern planter Want and suffering
are now prevailing in every town ip the,
East, The negroes in the South ,Shaye
to steal, Of starye,t Petitions signed By
thousands upon thousands ,po4r into.
Congress from ainlkseeedom for the re-
peal Of this cotton tax, -in.uorder aid
the raising oflgeotteA II II The, AaboniDgl
classes of the East. begin to bestRthcms
selves, and We firmly believe tin7Iess
than five Jyieaaags theI2whola ,Ndwi.Enga,
land States will be. Demoeraticg and
clamor tqr a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
st Il1gt as # Was. mas iii al bago1
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m NEWSPAPER IMPROVEMENTS The
Baltimore Gazette, a Journal with which
aresiconnected many pleasant associa-
lions in our persoaal career, has COM
menced the publication of splendid
Weekly, in conjunction with the Daily.
d The Baltimore SIN, the nc P1us ,ultra
of Dailies, is now having its types ster-
eotyped each day, the issue having
grown SO extensive as to require du-
piication of the forms in order to print
off its editions. al-eid b9'ti9jz9 i9lh.os
-. -. 1'-s''aa3 adf n9dW ,8lI2 81
The Towsontown Journal begins the
year with, renewed evidences of pros
perity. Mr.. Ruby having fought Che
battle for the good cause during the, dark
days Of adversely, certainly now de-
serves the support, ofithel BalsimoreI
county Democracy syeb 5dgid ,Liiota
3 The Belair Agyis d LNtcl7igeaacest' and
Rockville Sentinel come this w week
much enlarged and improueds
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Country. Store and d Dwelling

d,IOR REM -4STOUK, h-,,991loa l'ffl'
FOR ALE.t47ESituatedo9in xlaS ~
E Sink .MNd3imear the, w. M s sf sISA
b M Ra esbtbs hs oS Stand .dk BIAS
good business. '', Reason for selling, going
South---for particulars &C.. call on or adj
dress liags i eS.liB, SE0CKSDALE.i "a
! ajan9-St;s so Fnkshurg, Carroll CO., Nd. Z
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rERsONs WHO FrRNIsHEp

PERSONS WHO FURNISHED
a. S 1Ui1B ST Il TIL Il II S =.
Z Between April 1 and December is. 1864.
will also be entitled to Bounty from the
State of Maryland. Yal tot :.
Discharges IF Soldiers IF 1861 p 2, a, Ha,aea.,
= OWNERS OF ENLISTED SLAVES
And heirs ef,leceased Soldiers may, obtain
Office, lEt' =,
:, We make liberal advances, COLLECT
'fr9inptly,, and if desired willcash claims for
State Bounty at sight. - IS asg. u Is,
a. Ali, letters promptly answered.
u. S. Bounty Pensions, Back Pa-s,, Prize
money &c: for Soldiers and Sailors prompt
/ ly collected. Mans f4api. Il jife7a
81 ipsza. Cnt this advertisement out and bring
it with you, Or communicate by letter. !.
En-pd. THOMAS TIMMONS' & co.
\ decl2 an az $3.50 anNs,i ga :
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Sworn to on the sthday hfJannary. 1868.
,ejapo y; : W, Herring. Cashier, Z
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INAUGURATION OF Gov. BOWIE
Hon. Oden Bowie, Governor .elc ct, was
to qualify as Governor on vest: rdays the
9Th of January, in the Senate Chamber
with the usual ceremonies. The term
of Office of the Governor elect will
commence on the second Wednesday Of
Ghdary,, 1869, upless the gubcrnrtorial
Office shall become vacant in the mean
lime. The exercise of the veto power
by the Governor, under the new Consti-
tuition, has given increased responsible
ity and importance to the office as CO.
ordinate department of the State Gov
ernment. zalaaiiHi 9H} S9If7 !o.i' +. :
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sEV OME made Mouoecoi lootsy foBiadacs.s
III Ihighcut, only So ios az ih,.a9 .ils y
s noy2 aN .asfA 5HAp9' 1efs'ss !
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PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE .
7 WOOD ia ND. . ma \

TIME subscriber viii offer at Public Sale.
f on Wednesday,, January 29th, 1861 81 4
at clock p. NJ, on the premises, sltta;a f.
ted on the North Side OF the Manchester -,
Road about miles from Westminster: sifd
adjoining lands of Adan1 Essiga altsotilerss.
!, I.Iilail... Pia4t. tlf -
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uSIsFk aaiuIleetarihg IN The Fsjse
Hhnde Offered % show howl The canlif.
balls iaat their food, if srne -iady would
hand iHinfa baby. Yhe lcethre was not
illustrated. I'd ot Sfsssi ~ Ia' opsi'ss's's
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GALE BILLS printed a. she shortest a;sas q
/ notice at this Office.
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10 BAT A., True Lansing, ESQ., oneoeof
the spiciest of oco-laborers in the great
Democratic vineyard, in the issue oofihir
paper (the aurora rBosealis, published
at Bowling Green, Indiana, } ofthe 18th
ult, thus .discourses Of our accession to
the ADFocATE: fyoo DIX ..ps1 .o7oloa1
joseph NJ. Parke, Esq has retired
from the editorial chair of the. Vest
minister (Md.) Democratic: 4deocate,
and is succeeded by VIM. HI. Davis, an
earnest and fearless written Huring
the reign Of the penny royal tyrapt
Lew Wallace, its first editor, was
killed for opinions sake, (and they
never favored secession or the rebellion)
but instead of destroying the useful
ness and vitality of the paper ,sitr only
tended to make it more earnest and out
spoken. Bro. Davis will make it still
more lively. "Blisters for Radicals
No compromise with treasonia Long
live the Democratic Adrocateil n
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- MARFh4A-D, B0ryTT y
TO SOLDIERS &SAL0RS!
ARMY AMI Many AGENCY of~
THOMAS TINFNaONS SEQ. III

No; 10 Soath Sree,, orer Ca, ro'4 O6ice; Ealfo.r
1t,5i f., f3----Hf d l5tffFs IN 7
OOLDIERS and SAILORS, eniistci or
y drafted. and mustered into the L.. IS.
Service, after May Is, 1861. and credited to
Maiylanil., are cntitlcd to S300State Bounty.
Nh, &sd at - ~ =! ~ -. "'t
~. ADDITIONALLY. - BOT NTY. h'l.
Il Soldiers of 1861, 2,5ss, !, who have re-
ceived not more than 81 o, cutitle1 to nh.
additional Sl0u. yas n.lR .iestf ;. 84nmalsl
Willows and heirs of soldiers.y also sol
diersl who have lost their Discharges, are
entitlclC f'e th' {" ~
-, f;-P ~ tsfass, ~. Ws-af. HEEf
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22O ACRES

f5iACRES of which is heavily Timberetl. 81
. Alsootiyo HOUSES, ennd Several Fine
BEILDllNsIlGi, lots, in the town.ciuiri yil5
: Terms vii be mrasdc easg,. apd any infor-.
nation about the property siyeh ,by.,a,it ,r,
'.j ;ano ~ VIM T.: a , Mek Hiis nj
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2 Valuable Real Estate at n
PRIVATE I'd .s.' SAFE.

I VIE undersignedIis authorile,llo sal, att
j. Private Sale 2 Farm ladjoiuiitg Nest
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THE LEGISLATURES.

! The Senate. organic DION Thursday
last by unanilnousIy choosing the llon.
Barnes Compton. DC Charles count as
President Of that body Mr.. Osgon
taking the chair, made brief address,
retarning his thanks torfilc honoscon-
ferrcd upon him.
The House was fully organized by
choosing the following officers: Wm.
A. Stewart, of Baltimore city. speaker;
Milton Y. Kidd, Of &c ii county, chief
clerk; Thos Ii. Moore, Of Baltimore
county, reading clerk, witith usual
number of committee selerksl and other
officers Mr.. Stewart, who was unaniI
mously chosen, ron taking the chair
made an appropriate address, Among
the pages is JesscrBrown. of Carroll
county. ad gdtl 5l:f bio 1eez TJdl io aN'
ID To the Senate on Friday number of
officers, chosen lin; caucus, were duly
elected, After considerable discussion
ON ths subject Of the election of State
Treasurer, it was agreed to go intothe
election on Thursday (to-day)- siiLeiryes
We're 5btalhed to introduce a'number OF
bills, after which the Senate adjourned
until Monday,nai go1iDp aid III s'ih
The House adopted an order that all
the resident ministers in Annapolis be
appointed chaplains pofi that body.iii'It
was ordered that 10000 copies rof the
Governors message be printed in, the
English and 5000 in the German Hama
guage. The House ladjonrnedo iuntii
Tuesday. Cd s4ods b.5 gafH adl 0o9
/ In the Senate GU Monday the Presi-
dent announced the names of the stand
ing committees. No business of gen
eral interest, however, was transacted
Al number of petitions we're presented
and leaves obtained to introduce, sew
eral bills. A COMMITTEES. was appointed
to make arrangements for the Inaugural
tion Of the Hon Oden Bowie, the Gov
eruor elect. re Dur9 hfiE .1odIo4 w
~~...-s Il nni I'd
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quarterly Report i

or. the condition. Of tie Union Aati0naf
hank Of Westminster, on the Morning, ot'
~ fhe First .Ionday Of JANUARY, 1868.
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SONG or IRON.

SONG o. IRON.
an mighty IN the saber,
Fiercely Welded 81 the brave,f
Glorious in fhe staluart sId.s&per
I.aagIting at the storm a1Hwayes
Beauteous issthe I'aIacc piI|ers,
saving iilsfhe pointed rod
AS st.bsings sae ,leaslly liglssssiHg
Quelled and harmless to the sod.
But there is glorious essence.
Where Isakeay gsmdefa aDwWTg x.H@V
Giving to the RACE my sllrest,
Sweetest aid, in danger hourt =
See before me fly diseases!
See the darkest hylras bowl
See the rose of health and beauty =
Taise the palest check and -breass
!. lFlv asssepasia az cSEias sI ,3G aNy
~ Z es all ills are crushed at length,
For give what human nature ~ -
Only ever needed sTffESGrife AZ n 'AN
Shall I tell in what great esse,eeoT
Tea can thus your spirits chfR nR sew
- Pallid, trembling. dying sufferers, $500.
s9id 'Tis the famed 81 gpUvlsY SyRyPs ,gtf
The PERUVIAN S YlREP q : BretsetsAso
solution Of the Protoxide, ,of, Iron, gIl6T gSg
discovery in medicine that, strlk es at the
root iof disease by supplying the blood-wish
its ritnt 3s5iacipJe 90. eIemesit-l 0ailps ESQ
= The genuine has PEaryik.ei SyssvR9 cent
blowi,e IN the glass. .aeffTseai tisspesJps fsa
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