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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-13
from the Wheeling Register
A CASE OF UNCIYIL RIGHTS.
A Chance for Sheridan---Lewis
County "Banditti."

WESTON, August 80, 1875.
Editors Register:
1t is my painful duty to bring to
the notice Of the United States author
tiles, the most willful. inexcusable aud
causelees violation of the civil rights
bill that has as yet been made public.
Here in Lewis county l had supposed
that the law reigned supreme, bu.
such I regret to say is not the fact.
A few days ago, religious denomi.
nation known as the "Dunkards, "
held sort Of camp meeting q few
miles above Weston. In the number
was an intelligent colored brother
uamed Gill;" and bis wife. Among
other ceremonies celebrated by the
Dunkards is tue eating of lamb soup,
washing ZACH others feet aud kissing
each each other all arouud-that is,
tho men kiss each other-the women
ditto; but it is contrary to discipline
for tho men to kiss the women, or
uicc Versa. The male Dunkards, while
enjoying the osculatory exercises among
themselves, positively refused, declin-
ed aud failed to bcstow their carcsses
upon their colored brother aforesaid
while the female Dunkards werc equal
IL derelict in regard 10 Mrs. Gill.
Just imagine such a case. "Gill''
could not kiss bis wife, his wife could
not kiss her sisters Of the white per-
suasion, and consequently, while ev-
erybody else was enjoying tho "parox-
ysmal," poor "Gill'' and bis wife were
utterly disregarded.
And all this on account Of race, COLI
or, and previous condition, 10,
As q law.abiding citizen, desire to
ask, can the government authorities
submit to such discrimination as this ?
Should not the Dankard denomination
be summoned en- masse to appear be.
fore Judge Bond, and show cause, if
any they can, why they should not bo
sent to Albany for this outrageous vi.
olation of the civil rights bill? | am
opposed to ku-Kluxism or "banditti"
in any form, aud I appeal to tho au.
.horities of tho best government the
world ever saw, to put the seal Of their
condemnation upon the outage here
recorded. UNION Man.
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Death OF Colonel Richard Brown.

Colonel Richard Brown was found
dead in his bed, at his residence near
tho Middle Fork River, in Upshur
county, on the morning of the 7th
inst. The report ut first obtained that
the deceased had committed suicide,
but upon IN examination of tho body
by the physicians, it was discovered
that no had died from natural causes
Colonel Brown was q lawyer by
profession. He was born in Spottsy.-
vania county, Virginia, and at his
death was about go years Of age. In
1874. we believe, he removed to what
is now Upshur county, and entered up
on the practice Of his profession. Sub.
scqucutly. he entered into largo con-
tracts with the State for building the
Staunton 4 Parkersburg turnpike,
and built some 10 or so miles of that
road. lie afterwards removed to Gil.
mer county, where hc was elected to
the lower branch Of the State Legislo.
turc, and served during the memora-
bic session Of 1859. When the
war broke out, he cast his lot with the
South, and remained in Dixie" dur
ing the war:
During his carly lie, ho had held
for some years position of some i'm
portance in one Of the Departments a.
Washington.
His remains were inferred in the
cemetery at Buckhannon, on the 9th
inst, by the Masonic Fraternity.
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EE SNORING ArFRAy.-On Tues
day last BUD Pritchard and Miffliu
Outright, both Of this place, became
engaged in an alteration. which 70.
suited in tho former being dangerously
wounded by Cutrighs.-It appears
that q misunderstanding existed be.
tween the two men in relation to q Law
suit, and that Outright, apprehending
trouble, armei himself. About noon
on Tuesday the parties met near the
residence of Mr.. D. NJ. Bailey, on
Centre Street, and after q brief strug.
gle, Outright drew q revolver, and
shot Pritchard tWico-one bullet en-.
teriug tho right leg. q little above The
knee, the other passing through the
left thigh. Dr.. Simpson was called in
and rendered such medical assistance
as was neccssary.-These arc the facts
as related to US by an eyewitness.
The affair is universally regretted. as
both parties arc Woodworking men,
with families dependent upon them.
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ET A MoDEL REpORr.-A couple
Of friends of ours went the other night
to sit up with sick man, and the ply
stefan requested them to mako out o
brief report, to be handed to him on
the morning following, as to the condi-
ton of tho patient. 1t will be OBJ.
served that they kept a minute accoun
Of their proceedings, and in tho morn.
ing. just as they werc leaving, they
added the only reference to the patient.
The doctor has handed US their report
for publication as a model It reads
US follows:
"From IL to 1890 We partook of q boun-
tifnl lunch.
Gail A. V, by permission OF patient
enjoyed one Of Ju:cr's liavAua's.
"At3 A. II We took iced tea.
cat 3:l5 more llayanas.
".At $3.50 took q lunch.
"At G left for home with Havana in our
teeth.
up. S.--Thc patient rested vel! NIL night.
X. & RI
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TT NEARLY Six HUNDRED YEARs.

ET NEARLY Six HUNDRED YEARS.
On Monday last We wcrc taking
some depositious in tho office Of tho
Clerk of tho County Court. when Col
oael John McWhorter was introduced
as witness. Although the old gen.
tlcnan has reached tho advanced age
Of 90 years, bis mental and physical
powers arc still good, and bis recol-
lection Of past events siugularly bright.
While no was giving in bis testimony,
Colonel William Mckinley. who is in
his SOth gear, came into the Office to
attend to some law business. Upon
looking across the street. at tho passers
by, we noticed in a fow moments, Mr..
Jacob Butcher, aged 81. Captain G.
W. Jackson, aged s., Mr.. Levi Max.
we'll, aged IS. Mr.. Hugh Castor, aged
IS. and Mr.. Benjamin Owen, aged 49,
All were trampiug along, apparently
in good health. 1t is interesting tc
note tho ages Of these gentlemen, in
the aggregate. They are Us follows
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EJ NorlcE.-T Presidents o.
Boards Of Education Of Lc.cis County,
Section tweuty.seven Of the School
Law provides that tue Presidents of the
Boards of Education shall assemble al
tho county.seat on tho day Of the
County Court next preceding the 3lsi
day Of August, for the purpose of ap'
pointing two experienced teachers, who,
together with the County Superin.
teudent. shall constitute a board for
the examination Of teachers. Since
the Presidents of the retiring Board.
failed to perform this duty; aud since
tho Offices referred to arc thereby dc.
clarcd vacant; and since tho County
Superintendent il charged with gen.
sral supervision Of the schools in bis
county. therefore, in pursuance Of
these facts, aud Of instructions received
from tho State Superintendent.
earnestly request that tho nswly elected
Presidents OF the District Board, dc
assemble at the Court House of Lcwil
county, on Saturday, September IS
for the purpose Of appointing "twe
experienced teachers" to fill the va
cancics above referred to.
Respectfully submitted.
G. ". Crook,
County Superintendent.
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Daring Bank Robbery.
$4,000 Stolen from West Virginia
Bank.

ClScrSNArr, Sept. 6.
A special to the Gazette from Hunt
ington, Wcst Virginia. says that while
Mr.. Ovcry, cashier of tho bank, was
alone at noon to-day. three men en-
tered, and placing pistols to his head,
compelled him to open the safe. A
colorcd man happened in at this mo-
ment and was also covered with re-.
yolver, and commanded to keep still,
which he did. The robbers succeeded
in getting possession of sl5, 900, with
which they decamped. A confederate
had horses in waiting. The alarm was
instantly given, and tho citizens aud
police started in pursuit. but failed to
overtakc tho robbers, who all escaped.
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{ Advertisement
A Card.

WESTON, ". Va, Sept. 6, 1875
This is to certify that the statement
I made Of P. Perry Lynch is not true ;
that believe him to DO an honest and
upright man /; and that my remark
that be had stolen chickens and was
put in Jail for same, was only told in q
joke. Given under my hand this 9Th
day Of September, 1875.
GEO. E. KAISER.
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~ ORANGES IN W BsT NlkulHh.-
We are in receipt Of o register Of su b.
ordinate Oranges Of Patrons Of Hus-
bandry in the State Of West Virginia"
the same being ten by twelve folio
circular, with three sides covered,
showing the name and location Of 200
oranges already organized in this
State. The list Is quite formidable in-
deed, and in looking over 1t we begin
to feel with the Richie County Ga
=ettc, that the Changers arc in power
in tho land. if indeed they are not the
coming President makers Of tho coun-
try. II may be, however, that the Sc
cret of their strength is in their non
political character, and that whenever
they attempt to lay aside this charac.
ter aud either nominate candidates Of
their own or throw their influence to
one or tho other Of existing political
parties, they will be shorn Of their
strength. Perhaps they intend, like
No'eus anu cuu re i;.;" O. .v'N -, ,u' Gu
.s'.e' INV, ,'V "n,l"nl,"r,, ar;ovnncOs
as 70 r tSmsa ags.Gu u,s.;an ,s,a"t 1o;i
ous Mes. ., laS nes.s.a.,uu ss;.Is,; . y
foaas Is ea.eu p.ans'I sa.s01 -
ana 'ne e?lsIs VI ~ w. y !" ''a a.oS,a .u'
rates VI 'r'esus VI "es.o.u p.uauo.s'
whicn tne oFansess s0n. M aae su'a y
ous'y nlSu. rt'V W.. " 'ao pasSAs e. "
fo.cr i S IL WISCONSIN nnn,a uua O .hs,
western , S!a'ts, "us O'l ,Sn ;n,o .aa
Tue fa'lFoaos "sie ,uu IL ,uI iu'e ~: =
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az CouRr House IrlMs.-Conniy
Comt-'squire Wooftcr is on the rag
ged edge OF dcspait. Only 10 marri-
ago licenses have been issued since the
4lh Of July to date. The contraction
policy of the Secretary Of the Treasury
is supposed to DO the trouble.
Only II new suits have been brought
in this Court during tue past three
months.
The Clerk desires us to say that
when bis office was broken into some
months ago, and certain papers stolen.
three or four deeds. which had been
brought there for recordation. were
also stolen. They had not yet been
recorded, and as tho Clerk cannot rec.
ollect to whom they belonged, it would
DO we'll for all persons interested to at
tend to the matter.
Circuit Coart.-This Court re-
manned in session until Thursday last.
Ten indictments were found by tue
Grand Jury: 1 for assault aud battery;
one against A. B. Miller, Of Buckhan-
nou, for misdemeaaor. 10 attempting to
black.mail Dr.. L. 7. Somerville, Of
this place; one against party on Skin
Greek for sheep.s.ealing; ono agains,
Samuel Grant, (colorcd) for burglary
and three against certain parties up the
river for disturbing religious worship.
The defendants in the case of the
State VS.. Hcrsman aud the State vs.
Wuggy, again failed to appear and
process was issued against their sccur.
ities for tue amount Of tho respective
bail bonds.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-13

re MAJOR Lor Bowen, Of Harri-
son county, within the last three
weeks, has shipped to tho Eastern
markets fourteen hundred head of cat
tie. which wero sold for ST., 800 in
cnsh
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Eg BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET
From the market report this week wo
quote as follows: Very best on sale
64a6i; generally rated first quality
Alas; medium or good fair quality
34a3; ordinary thin steers, oxen aud
cows 23aSl; general average of tho
market AZ; extreme range Of prices
2SaG4; most Of the sales were from
a. to51
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,

Full instructions, under able and cxpericn-
rcd professors, in diftren, departments
Literary, Scientific, Agricultural, Engineer.
Ing, Military and Preparatory. Practical
Telegrnpny and Vocal NInSie have recently
boon added. An excellent Library and fine
supply of Apparatus. Large collections OF
Geology, Mincralogy, Conchology, anu Pr.
lcontology Expenses moderate. Terms
begin: Fall, Sept. 2, Winter Dec. ., Spring
March II.
ALEX. MARTIN, President.
Morgaptowu, ". Va, apg74
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MoMNaY, Sewt. A3

ES- In few days q new iron fur.
mace will be started in Braxton county
for the manufacture Of pig iron Some
work hands fer that establishment
passed through Charleston last week.
Until another railroad is built, the iron
will be shipped down Elk river to
Charleston, thence 10 market. Water
transportation is cheap on Elk.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-13

~ MARRrED-At Rcistcrtown, on
September 1st, by Rev. John Land.
street, Mr.. Upton B. McCandlish, OIL
Piedmont, West Virginia. to Miss
Margaret Lindsey Landssrcet, daughter
Of the officiating clergyman.
Our citizens will we'll rccollcct Up.
ton McCandlish, the second son Of r.
J. McCandlish, Esq.-For some years
past "Up" has been cashier Of a bank
at Piedmont. bis new speculation
he has the hearty good wishes OF bis
old friends in this locality.
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Eg RYAN Il Co.. wholesale and re-
tail dealers in Boots. Shoes and Leath.
er, Harness. Saddles and Brides. have
splendid assortment, Of goods on
hand, which they offer very cheap.
Special bargains to dealers Sa,isfac.
tion guaranteed We pay the highest
cash prices for Hides Good produce
taken in exchange for work or goods.
J. L. RYAN & Co,
Main Street, Weston.
SIl Ic
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"SuM SXArKs."-I.cwis Sims,
Esq, of Cove, while moving couple
weeks ago, camc across five copper.
head snakes, all tiled up together"
He quickly rubbed them OUT" but
during their contortions, they gave
birth to 81 juvenile copperheads, which
he also killed.
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Eg Prolific CLovER.-Mr. Weed
on s. Smith brought to our Office few
days ago, tho most wonderful aggrega-
ton Of clover { in ono root or plant
that we have ever seen. The root and
its branches would fill bushel basket.
For curiosity, Mr. Smith had pulled off
and counted the blossoms on this pro.
life plant. and found them % number
1902. Of course bad he allowed it
to remain in tho ground. a second
growth Of blossoms, probably equal in
number to the first, would have grown
before frost. The plant aud blossoms
arc at Mr.. Ralston's store.
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MARRlED-On tho 7.h inst, at the
residence of the BRIDES mother, near
Buckhaunon. by Rev. F. NJ. Hughes,
john H. Todd. Esq, Of Weston. to
Miss Sallio Sexton. Of Upshur county.
On his return home. John aud his
handsome bride wore sercnadcd by our
excellent band, and were called upon
and heartily congratulated BY hosts Of
friends. The DEMOCRAT, as q warm
friend, also bcgs leave to tender its
best wishes.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-13

EJ- FouSD, near Weston, last
week, gum (or oil-cloth) coat. The
owner eau have it by proving property
and paying charges.-It is left at this
Office.
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-Spesking of the latc fearful thrcsh.
ing machine accident. the Plaindealer
of the 4th says:-A terrible aud fatal
accident occurred near Danville. Bar.
bour county, on Thursday evening Of
last week, which resulted 10 tho death
of Mr.. Godfrey shaffer. Mr.. S. was
engaged with others, on the farm Of q
Mr.. hester, with threshing machine,
and was attending to the machinery
while running, when bis shirt sleeve
was caught by bolt in the cleviscs Of
the tumbling shalt His arm aud
body wore instantly drawn around the
rapidly revolving shaft, and before the
machinery was stopped had made sew
cral hundred revolutions. The man
who was feeding the machine became
90 much excited over the occurrence
when no saw Mr.. Skaters peril. that
instead Of throwing in more grim. be
stopped aud allowed the machine to
run empty, which made the injuries OIL
tho unfortunate victim the more terri
bio. After stopping tho machinery
aud rescuiug the man from his awfuI
situation it was found that his arm wal
actually torn loose from the sockets,
while no had sustained many other e1'
ternal and internal injuries. DR.. Ira
bern attended tho injured man thai
EVENING" and Dr.. Thayer, of this
place, was sent for the next morning,
when hc and Drs. Trahern and Hartol
amp ltatcd tho arm, taking it out d
tho shoulder joint. Mr.. Shaffer, how
ever, was too badly injured to goI
we'll. and on Saturday death relieve
bis suifar;ngs-death being caused By
tho internal injuries.-Mr. Shaffol
leaves a wife and thrce children !; was
about IS or 40 years Of ago, and vel
respected in his community.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-13

R IT was in this month, one hun.
drcd years ago. that the invasion If
canada took place. and the Coutinen-
:aj Congress originated tho title, 1.-THE
,ll;ai.teen United Colonies"
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". Va. Sent. 6. 1875.

W. va, sept. o, IoTJ'
Mr.. Editor.
Being stranger in the county in
which the above statement was made.
by Mr.. Kuyser. deemed it just, in
viudication Of my character to pub'ish
tho above card in Pahlic newspaper.
p. FERRY LYScn.
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TT VIZ can furnish you envelopes.
with your card neatly printed on
them. for triac moro than you pay
for.thcm at,,wholcsale. Also. heads.
lctter-hcads and statements Of account.
This is an cxccllen. aud cheap way to
advertise your business.
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The attention of Patrons Of llusbnndry,
and Nil Others in want Of goods in our line, il
called TO our large and varied stock now be-
ing placed in our spacious ware room, re.
Gently retittcd and modcrnizcd, at No. 10,
Main Street.
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ET Tue ISDEcENcr OF T1E-BAcK
SKIRTs.-We regret to have discovered
a fashion that, il it is not ungraccful.
is indecent. The present fashion Of
draw. back skirts, tight waist, and
enormous bustles, is altogether too
suggestive. No, i. is not even sug-
gestive. It leaves too little room for
imagination, to make it in any degree
artistic. A fashion that sharply de-
fiues the outlines Of the limbs, and the
bust, and exaggeratcs. pos terror protu-
berauces; which so nearly initiates tho
stage costume Of tights that ono eau
almost see the play Of tho muscles rs
she walks-such q costume might do
well enough for the nude drama, or
might DO tolerated if wora exclusively
in doors at home. But to parade upon
tho streets in broad daylight. with a
costume expressly designed to throw
into prominence those parts Of The
form which skirts were originally de-
signed to modcstly conceal, seems to
US to call fer but one term-indcccut.
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Total for I men

Total for I men 593 years.
Three Of this number arc veterans
Of tic war of 1sl2-Coloncl McWhor-
ter and Colonel Mckinley having
served during that struggle as officers
in tho Virginia Volunteers, while
Captain jackson served as Captain
in the United States regular army
during the SAME war.-Mr. Owen is
the Oldest priatcr in tho State, and
probably 10 tho United States. He
was apprcu,icol to: tho trade in 1906,
and worked actively at tho business
until shortly before tho war. lie was
ut one time partner in business With
The late Horace Greeley.
REES0NG BOOKS ani Novels for
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J. II. Ryan i Co,
Main Street, Weston.
September G-,f

Lg Norcs Il hereby notify the
public that l win hereafter do strictly
cash business at the Weston Mills ;
and tina. there will be nothing sent out
from the mill until it is paid for. l
have to pay cash for grain. and am
forced to do so to carry on the business
I shall make no exceptions to this rule.
I further notify oil persons that are in-
debted to me on mill account to come
forward and settle, or l will proceed
to collect according 10 law
yu Jy
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-13

H Dr.. A. NJ. DENT has located
permanently in Weston for tho practice
Of his profession. Having attended a
thorough course Of lectures at Sterling
Medical College, after an experience Of
twelve years as practical druggist, the
Doctor has obtained not only an nc.
curate knowledge Of diseases, but also,
from his long experience as q druggist,
understands perfectly, the properties Of
medicines, and their application in the
treatment Of disease. The Doctor
can DO found at his residence on Centre
Street, nearly opposite the Court House.
All calls, night and day, promptly at
tended to.
ES- Is YouR LIFE WoRrn 10 CENrs!
Sickness prevails everywhere. and
everybody complains Of some disease
during their life. When sick, the OBJ
ject is to get we'll; now VIC say plainly
that no person in this world that is SUI
iering with Dyspepsia, Liver Complain,
and its effects, such as Indigestion,
Costivencss. Sick Headache, Sour
Stomach, Heartburn. Palpitatiou OIL
tho Heart. De2rcss ID Spirits. Bilious
ness, &C.. can take GREEN'S Augus:
Florer without getting relief aud cure
If you doubt this. 70 to your Drug.
gis,s, DR. G. B. Simpson 4 Co., and
get Sample Bottle for 10 cents and
try it. Rcgul,r size Is cts. Two
doses will reli,y4 ,on
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Roasted coffee, 80 cents per pound.
at Chalfaut & Moore's
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llollow,wurO and castings, Gets per
ID at Chalfant l. Moorc's.
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The Doctor will DO berc the on
tho 1st Of November, with q full corps
Of assistants, and all the late improve
ments in tho Dental art, and will re-
main ten days.
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Lamp oil %, mneys 1 for %
cts, at Chalfaui :. MJore's
Paints. oils, glass, nails, &c at the
lowest figures, ut Chalfant & Moore's
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That tea at 75css per ID ut Chalfant
& Moorc's.
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Tools for Farmers and Me.
chanics.

Full and complete assortment at tho lowest
rates and particular attention will be paid
to furnishing conple,c ou,f, of black
smiths tools, such as
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On GEORGE b. MORRIS, Of the firm
of Morris. Jarrett 4 Hall, Dentists,
341, 5th Avenue, Pittsburg, Pa, will
visit this place twice year-spring
and misunderstanding others report
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August 90. 1875
Horse shoe iron Acts al Chalfaut l.
Moore's.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

W va. S GSiu SeyeS. hemiatent ' se9 20:
Dumb Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fes
yer, &C., and indeed all the affections
which arise rom malarious, marsh, %
mtaamatio potaonl.
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EEESONG BOOKS aui Novels for
sale at the News Depot.
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No ono remedy Is louder
called for by the necessities
ofthe American people than
n suro and safe euro FOE
Fever and Aguc. Such
We arc now enabled to offer,