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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-08
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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-07
TRGINIA-t6 .oit.


At Rules held in the Clerks Office. Of the conn
ty court Of Berkeley, on Monday the Cd da,
Sf April. 1897.
"''l'sm Wilson, plaintiff;
Against
bert Johnston, Iefendants.
In CHANCERY.
TIE defendant, Henry Watkins, not havin.
entered his appearance, and given securit,
according TO the act OF Assembly and the rule,
of this court, and it appearing TO the satisfac
ton of the court that he 10 rot an inhabitant q
this state--L IS Ordered Tha, the said defen
dant, Henry Watkins, do appear here on the
second Monday in June next, and answer the
bill OF the plaintiff, and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted for two months sue
cessively in the Martinsburg Gazette, and be
posted at the door OF the Courthouse Of this
county. A Copy-Teste.
April S. 1897. d. HUNTER, c.a.c.
PIRGL.fIA--to pit:
At Ra!es held in the Clerks Office, of the com.
ty court OF Berkeley, on Monday the Cd day
of April, 1927.
Ellis Ellis and Mary his wife. late Mary
Ford, AGAINST Pkin,;6s
jeremiah Jack and Elizabeth his wife. late
Elizabeth Otto, Isabella Otto, Samuel SiIyers
and ANN wife, late Ann Otto, and Henry
Otto, children and heirs of Isabella Otto. late
Isabella Ford, John + Jack, child and heir of
Freelove Jack, late Freelove Ford. Cashier
Harlan, late Cashier Ford. Henry Honck and
Hannah his wife, late Hannah Ford, Mary Ann
Silvers. daughter OF Ann Blackmore, late Ann
Ford, John Masters and Sarah his wife late
Sarah Blackmore, Hetty BlacLmere. john
Blackmore and Mary Blackmore. children and
heirs OF Sarah Blackmore, late Sarah Ford
Joseph Ford, James Ford, Joseph Ford and
Mary Ford, children and heirs of Henry Ford
deed. all of whom are heirs and representa-.
tiyes of James Ford, decd. Defendants
In CHANCERY.
FENHE defendants, isabella Otto. Samuel Gil
vers and Ann his wife, Henry Otto. Eas
ther Harlan, Henry Houck and Hannah his
wife, Mary Ann Shvers. John Masters and Sa
rah his wife, John Dlackmore, MARY Rack.
more and Joseph Ford, not having entered their
appearance. and givea security according 70
the act Of Assembly and the rules of this eour,
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court
that they are not inhabitants of this state
Il is Ordered, That the said defendants. Isabella
Otto, Samuel Silvers and Ann his wife, Henri,
ouo, Cashier Harlan, Henry Hoack and Han
nah his wife. MarylA un Silvers, John Masters
and Sarah his wife, John Blacknore, Mar,
Blackmore and Joseph Ford DO appear here
on the second Monday in June next, and am.
swer the bill OF the plaintiffs, and that q
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted fol
TWO months successfully in the Mariins5urg
Gazette. and be posted at the door of The
Court House of this county.
coPy-Teste,
April 5, 1897. ID. HUNTER, c.B {,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-07

THE REFORMED POET.

Mr. Robert $. Coffin. better known as the
"Dus,ou as,d, : and whose death was recorded
IN our paper ut las week; VhOss lite had been
q series 81 vicsstudes and irregularities, was
engaged, pdof 10 nus dea,h, ~ preparing 'or
the prc.s, a small Volume, emitted 'The Eie-
venth Hour; or Confession OF Christianity
by a Consumptise" The following Is the
las. piece written BY him.
No more the idle song weave
20 strains OF goddess mr,h;
Earth aud its heeting Joys leave
lts VAIN pursuits tina, snii deceive,
And have ia SIN their cirth.
VIVA, boots the smooth and serseless lay,
That wakes al besatys nod
To waste upon the painted clay
Tina, praise which through MES little dsy.
Alone belongs to God!
OF what avail TO ike the Tyre,
To swell the victors famcf
To higher tsn ambitions f5e,
AID odd me BUSY crowd 'dmire
At was destructIy, Il the.
Why wait at wealth aud foiiy's door,
And lowly bend the knee,
To hun who never fed The poor,
o. Ient 70 misery from bis store,
A aoit in chafiy
All! richter themes my muse demands;
10 wake The sacred hay
Look on those pierced those bleeding hands
That wounded -idei- To rubin b4 IDS
The SAVIOUR tails a prey.
Oh God-no more To worldly themes
Shai. sink the muse supne,
The light of truth around her beams
She bursts the bonds OF 'sncys dreams;
Blest SAVIOUR. slla is thine.
BOSTON BARD.
Eewbufyport, FEB. Is, 1927.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-07
La Motifs Cough Drops.
VALUABLE MEDI CINE

For Coughs, CoRsumplions, 4 .9sthmn
THIS Eiixeris offered to the public as pos
j sesslng virtues peculiarly adapted to the
present prevailing disorders of the breast and
lungs, leading to consumption. timely use
Iofthese drops may be considered certain c,ne
in most cases of COMMON Glide Caughs, Infu.
| enza. HOPING Cough, Pain in the Side, Difficult
~ Of Breathing. u ant Of Sleep arising from de-
bility. and in Sp0smodsc Asthma it is sngulary
eficacious. particular attention to the db
rectlons accompanying each bottle is necessa-
ny.
The following certificates from respectable
gentlemen. physicians and surgeons, are sub.
joined. to show that this composition is one
which Medical men are disposed to regard as
efficacious and worthy of public patronage.
HAVING examined the composition of La
Motifs Cough Drops, improved, we have no he
station in recommending them to the public,
as being we'll az pied to those cases of disease
for which they are recommended.
Doctors JONATHAN Dom, Albany. Dec. Alb,
1874; JAMES PosT, of White creek. Feb
Hath, 1928. WATSON SUMNER. of Cam
bridge, Feb. goth, 1926; SOLOMON DEAN,
OF JAcKsoN, January, 25, 1926.
Extract Of letter from the Req E6enezer Harris,
am pleased with this opportunity of relating
a few facts which may serve in commentator
ofyour excellent Cough Drops. For ten years
I was afflicted with a pulmonary compliant;
my cough was severe, appetite weak. and
strength failing used many popular medi'
cnes, but only found. Temporary relief, until by
continueduse of your valuable Drops, have.
been blessed with such perfect health as TO rem
der further means unnecessary.
EBENEZER harris.
Salem, ", Y. Jaa. 10, 1925.
.hessis. CroS9y'S--l have for Is years been
troubled with an affection of the breast add
lungs. attended with severe cough, pain in
the side, and difficulty of breathing: and in the
fail Of 1925, | became so much reduced. that
my life was despsired of, and received no VI
sble benefit from m physician, Was advised
to make trial OF La Volts Cough Drops, an
after taking one bottle was restored to perfect
health; and il is my firm belief that the use
Of the above named drops, saved my life.
THOMAS JONES.
Columbus, Ohio, July %, 1926.
Sold wholesale aud retail by o. & S. CRossr
Columbus, Ohio, and agents of their appoint
ng throughout the United States, Cansdas &c.
Each bottle contains is doses; price dollar.
TO be had Of JAMES THOMSON. Druggist
near the Courthouse, Nartinsbnrg.
January 4 1927.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-07

Ingenious Defence.-Atthei late Linn
erisk Assizes, man by the name Of
Patrick Magraph was tried for stealing
the great coat of the prosecutor. After
this fact had been proved, the learne d
Judge called en- him for his defence,
when the prisoner addressed the Court:
MY Lord, he saw what a bad way |
was in for clothes, being almost naked,
and he said, 1 would advise you Pat,
the first coat or blanket you get, to
throw 1t over your shouldets;' | did so,
my Lord, and now he is prosecuting me
Tor following his own bad advice; and
this is my defence, please your Rever-
ence's Lordship" The Court was CON
vulsed with laughter.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-07

June-The fields are whitening for
the former harvest, and the husband
nln is bout to ,e4li2s the fruits of his
toIis and ms cares TIE sun has reach
ed the northern lmit OF his annual
joutuey, and sends down a tide OF
he,h sd elfulgence from hhs meridian
height Negotiation lsnguishes till
the clouds pour out their watery stores
upon the parched earth; while the
thunder and the lightning go at the
bidding Of the Almighty, aud execute
his commands. "Who can thunder
with voice ike hs?" Who can re.
slst the ann Of his power. and " no is
safe but in that refuge he has provided?
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-07
FREDERICKSBURG. MAY 10.


The Convention OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church of the Diocess of
Virginia, commenced its session In this
town on Thursday last The Conven
ton is said to be unusually full, both OF
clerical and lay deputies; aud the occa-
sion hasbrougbt together greater nun
Der of respectable strangers than has
been in our town since the visit Of La
3ayette. The services Of the Church,
for tie two past days have been attend
ed tn by very large congreg cations. The
use OF the other houses of worship has
been rendered to the visitors, AMI we
understand that on tomorrow, the pull
pits of the Presby tetian. Methodist and
Baptist Churches will be occupied by
the Episcopal Clergy.
We were gtattied to see the venera-
bic Bi.hop Moore, although enfe ebled by
sge and inirm health, presiding over the
Convention with his accustomed being
nifty Of manner and devotion 10 his pas
So.ai charge.
We will give particulars of the pro.
ceedlugs of this espectable body in our
next.
On Thursday, the Bishop delivered
the following
ADDRESS:
Brethren
The indisposition under which Ia
boured the last year, prevented ms
from engaging as extensively as shoulC
have done, in the discharge of those
duties peculiar to my office, and confin
ed my Episcopal labers within smaller
space than they would otherwise have
occupied. indisposed, however, as
was, did not remain altogether unem
ployed, but devoted my attention t.
those parts of my Diocess, which frou
their situation required the least fatigue
Atthe meeting of the Convention,
consecrated to the service of the Al
mighty God, the Church erectsd in tn,
town of Lynchburg. under the ministr,
of the Rev. Franklin e.. Smith, an,
preached on that occasion, embracin,
in my discourse some of the peculiar
ties Of our polity; representing the ex
Celtncies of our Liturgy, and its fines
for the public worship of God; and ad
mitted to the Priesthood the Rev. Nj
Croes, the Rev. Mr.. Gunter, the Rev
Mr.. Chevers, the Rev Mr. Brooke, an
the Rev. John Mcclure.
After the adjournment OF the Con
vention, passed into the county o
Bedford, and consecrated two ne,
Churches Churches owing their exist
ence to the pious and disinterested la
bors of the Rev MIR Cobbs. Since tn
ordination of MIR. Cobbs, several offer
have been made 70 him, by the az
ceptance OF either Of whicn his 81
uation would certainly have bee
nuch improved; win magnanimty {
znlnd which rendered MIN superior I
pecGnlary considerations, and with thu
regard TO the infant state Of the Church
~hich reflects the greatest credit on hi
piety, he declined them all; and deter
mined to remain in MS present situation
i mention tins circumstance, not onI
because ii is houoiabie to the Characte
OF Mr.. Gibbs, but from hoIe that hi
parisaiouels viii GoAsider II their dut
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-07

Nj Office the publication Of the pape,f
~ lately e,itedby Mr. John Alhlrtis, dec d
VII he resumed, as s1on IS arFang aments Cas-
be nels "a, Jomg So.
May II.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-07
DARIRCN, SC.

constantly kept on sale, one door North
Of the Court House, Martinsburg.
Martnsburg. Jan. IS, 1s27.:--tf.
n e. The highest cash price win
he given for Clean FLAX Sem
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-07
JAMES TlDMSDMa

HAS BUSINESS in the belonging
Doct William Fa door North of the Court House. and intends
Afford
reasonable term having with they confidently
Enuine
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-07
PATIENTS &C.

Sings Itch Ointment
Dyott's do.
Steerris 0pode'doc
GodFrey's Cordial
Melons Cough Drop,
Bateman's Drops
Embrocation
LenitIve EIectusry
Essence Peppermint
Lemon Acid
Golden TJneture
Fever & Ague Powd.
Amber Beads
Balsom Of Life.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-19
From the NeW-YOlk Amer
THE ROBIN.

"A paragraph from d.s German Of RJtnamaeier.
Once on a cold winters day a robin
was picking at the window of a cot
tager, as if begging for sdmitance The
pious cottager opened his window, and
Hospitality sheltered the confidipg liitla
creature in his dwelling. The little bird
picked mp the crumbs which fell from
the table, and all The children became
much attached to it. But when spring
had again clothed the trees and bushes
with fresh veIdure, the cottager o.
pened his window, and his little guest
flew into the adjoining wood, built his
nest, and filed the air with his warhllns
songs. On the approach of winter the
robin az in returned to the dwelling o'
the cottaser, and also brought bis lItt's
mate along with him. On seeing iheD,,'
the coitager and his children were muea
delighted, and oue Of the children said.
Father, how expressive are the eyes%H
the little birds; they lock as # they "isn
TO say something But the father re-
piled, "y children Il the lirle ofHs
could speak they would probably say
4 friendly confidence hssels coni'ue''''
and love besets love"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-19

On the 18th ultmo, the Columbian
sloop Bolivar, Francis Ricban, Esq.
commander, put into Mobile, with her
prize brig Xerxes, with 1000 doubloous,
for supplies and repairs. The Bolivar
reports that she sailed from Carthagena
on the a6th of January, with crew of
seventy men, for cruize on the South
coast of Cuba. Eight days afterwards,
near the Isle of Pines, they discovered
an hermaphrodite brig, and as the Boil
var neared her, she showed Spanish CO.
lors, and fred a gun charged with grape
shot. Capt. Richan then cleared for
action demanded If bis men if they
would board-.hey replied with three
cheers--an action ensued, which lasted
holly from S 4. NJ. till IL whei. the brig
WAS captured, with fifty men. After
this engagement the Bolivar made for
Key West. on nearing which be was
surprised TO find Comm. Porter blocka-
ded by the Spaniards. She was chased
by them for several days, and after
having narrowly escaped the breakers
near Tor'usas, finally put into Mobile
Tor provisions and repairs, as above sta
ted.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-17
La Motifs Cough Drops.

For Coughs, CoRsunpfiCns, 4 sastkmt,
THIS EIixeris sffered to the pubic sane
4 sessing virtues peculiarly adapted ,e,h,
present prevailing disorders OF the bresst ana
lungs, Iesding to CONSUMPTION. A timely n
ofthese drops may be considered certain cnre
in most cases Of Common Cslds, Cape1s, Inkus
enra, HOPING Cough, Pfia ~ he Ssde, D,irnk.
tn Of B,eafhing, liant Of Sleep arising from a..
billy, and in Spasmoaie Asthma il IS SINGULAR,
efficscious. A particular attention TO the d.
rections accompanying each bottle IS necessa.
ny.
The following certificates from respectabl.
gentlemen, phy sicians and surgeons, are sub
joined, to show that this composition is one
which Medical men are disposed 10 regard as
eficacious and worthy Of pubiic patronage.
HAVING examined the composition OF Ia
.Ifost's Cough Drobs, improved, we have no he.
station in recommending them to the public,
as being we'll adapted to those cases OF disease
for which they are recommended.
Doctors JoNArHAs DoRR, Albany. Dec 4th,
1924; JANIS Posr, Of White creek. rs.
18th, 1925, WATSON SUMNER, OF Cam.
bridge. Feb. 2Oth, 1926; SOLOMON DEAs,
OF Jackson, January, Is, 1926.
Extract Ga letter from the Rev. E5enezer Harris.
am pleased with this opportunity of relating
q few facts which may serve in commentator
Of your excellent Cough Drops. For ten yeats
was afflicted with pulmonary complaint,
my cough was severe, appetite weak, and
strength falling. 4 used many popular med.
cines, but only found. Temporary relief, until by
a continued use OF your valuable Drops, have.
been biessedwiih such perfect heath as to rem
der further means unnecessary.
EBENEZER HARRIS.
Salem, N. Y. Jan. 10, 1926. he
.Ncsas. Crosby's--I have for Is years been
troubled with an affection of the breast and
lungs. attended with severe cough, pain in
the side, and difficulty of breathing; and in the
fall of 1925, became so much reduced, thai
my life was despsired of. and received no vi.
sibIe benefit from m. physician, was advised
to make trial Of La otis Cough Drops, and
after taking one bottle was restored to perfect
health; and it is my firm belief that the use
of the above named drops, saved my life.
THOMAS JONES.
Columbus, Ohio. July %, 1926.
Sold wholesale and retail, by o. & S. CRosBr
Columbus, Ohio, and sgents of their appoint
ing throughout the United States, Csnadas. &c.
Each bottle contains As doses price dollar.
To be bad of JAMES THOMSON, Druggist,
near the Court-.Iouse, Martinsburg.
January A., 1927.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-17

Col. WAsHlNeToN's BANNER, which
SO honorably tloated over the fields of
the south in the revolutionary war, that
TarltoH, looking backwards, saw, and
often was the ralIying point of the sol.
diers of liberty, has been presented, by
the widow ofthe colonel, to the Wash
ington Light Infantry company of
Charleston, and will, no doubt, be pre-
served as a relici, not to be worship,
ped, but as one TO which future defen-
ders of their country win feel themselves
pledged 10 rally round and maintain. II
is composed ofcrimson damask silk, on
which is stomped laurel flower. Over
this banner is placed the American ca.
gle at IFS base on one side. are the
Roman letters as. r. Q. r." meaning
the senate and people Of The republics >
and on the other side the word "EurAw''
is inscribed.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-17
POETRY.
noNEs rIc LovK

I've mingled IN the wik delights,
rhr tsyels of the festive thFong,
1ndulged IN faueys fondest flights.
And chased the phantom, Pleasure, long
Eveu FROM a gay and g'ddy boy
stroye 10 dre~n each care with gee,
-Eat never, never. tasted JOY,
TIll found Domestic Loge, IN tbes.
The bright romance Of fsryid youth,
The glory Of shose golden DAYS,
when loves sweet Image passed like truth
Herself before my raptxrSus gaze,
The luxury OF ssch dear dream,
~ warm anticipation wo7e,
In ali their fragrant freshness seem
Concentrated in Domestic Love.
This peaceful home--tbese feFyfn' friends
These budding blossoms on my line,
With whom ny very beiNg blends,
Whose destiny and hopes are mthe--
nc ihera's Paradise on earth,
A Joy below l1kejoys above,
1t CLOVIS around the aocial hearth
of home and dear Domestic Love.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-17
WhoEa India serve.--.he monkey deity.n
CURIOUS HISTORICAL FACT.

During the troubles in the reign of
Charles the list, country girl came
to London, IN search of a place as q
servant maid-bul not succeeding,
she hired herselfso carry oat beer from
a brew house, and was one Of those
called tub women. The brewer OBJ.
serving good looking girl, in this low
occupation, took her into bis family as
servant, and after a short Time mar.
RED her: but he died while she was
set young woman and left her the
balk OF his fortune. 'fhe business Of
the brewry was drop'd, and to the
young woman was recommended MIR.
Hyde, as skiliful lawyer, to arrange
her husbands affairs. Hyde who was
afterwards the great Earl of Claren.
don, finding the widows fortune very
considerable, married her-of this
marriage there was no other issue than
a daughter, who was afterwards the
wife of James the I'd, and mother of
OF Mary and Anne, Queens of Eng
land
Method Of Sailing Butter Take
OF sugar one part, nitro one part, and
clean strong salt two parts. beat them
well together, and put by the prepera
ton for use--of which take one ounce
Tor every sixteen ounces Of butter, and
NIX 1t thoroughly with The butter as
soon as u is freed from The hutsermilk
Butter sailed in this manner. and nut
down in close tubs, with little meit.
ed batter poured over the surtace, to
TIL up every little vacancy, before the
tops pat on, will kerp good for many
years.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-17

PRICE oE CHANCES.
WHoLs S4,--HALvEs S2,---QUARrKH 81.
a parcel of 20 tickets must Of necessity
draw at least $50 in small prizes; gentlemen
who prefer 20 adventure only for the larger
ones, can deduct the value of the small prizes,
and take Managers certificates, emitting the
holders to all prize money over the sum deduct.
certificate of 20 whole tickets, $40 40
90 Halves. "a 20
20 Quarters. Il IS
CTDistant adsenturers will please address
their letters TO the MANAGERS, fpos, paidl
enclosing the cash or Prize tickets, and the
most punctual attention will be given.
Prize tickets in former lotteries are paid
this Office: or received as Cash in all purchases
YATES & MTNTYRE. Managers,
March IS. TVns1aaotof Citr.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-17
". Y. Consolidated Lottery.
No. ONE, ron 1897.
To Be draun on The Esd day IF .Hoy.
90 No. Lottery. g Drawn Ballots.
SCHEgfE.
1875 pflZeE--Z 90 D'anKs--aFHOuNt SOEI w
Whole Sc, Hat S., Qx0rtsrs 5 30.
YATES & MCINTYRE.
Washington City. May 10.

THE Managers respectfully offer TO the
4 public notice, the scheme of the next
Washington Lottery, arranged by the combina,
ton mode, 60 numbers being used. of which
three are combined upon each ticket. These
90 num5elsts rom to 90 inclusiye) being seve.
rally rolled up and placed in wheel 10 view OF
the public on the day Of drawing, NINE of
them are drawn out; producing by this simple
and accurate method, 81 prizes each with three
of the drawn numbers; 1896 each with two of
the drawn numbers, and III AIS prizes, each
with one Of the drawn numbers, 20,825 other
tickets having neither of the drawn numbers,
being blanks. The ticket having on it the LIST,
I'd and Sd drawn numbers being entitled TO the
highest prize, &c.
H.fSHLyNGTO.N CITY LOTTERY,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-17
FOR HIRE,
A NEGRO MAN.

Young, strong and active, brought up to the
busncas of a farm and Blacksmith Shop. An
immeaiste application is desired. Apply 10
he Editor Of the Gazette. Mar, g.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-17

Sings Itch Ointment
l;yoit's do.
S'eerr's Opo'leldoc
Godfrey's Cordial
Melons Cough Drops
Ba,eman's Drops
Embrocaliua
Lenitive Electuary
Essence Peppermint
Lemon Acid
Golden Tine,ure
Fever s Ague Powd.
Amber Beads
Balsom Of Life,