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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-20
groceries.

FryuE subscriber hast atey received supply Of Gro
ceries, which, in addition his former stock, he
offers on moderate terms. They consist in part Of
hhds sugars, do. refined do.
10 bbls do, Is bags coffee
10 hafchests g. boxes Imperial and Gunpow'
der teas
y chests and half do Young Hyson do
10 kegs Ieiper's and CARROTS snuff
IS sacks Liverpool salt
500 bushels coarse do
so bbs rosin, 20 do Suffolk tar
Together with family -four, rum, brandy, whiskey,
moasses salt petre nails Manila and other cordage,
hemp and cotton seine Irvine, etc. etc.
iuly7 GEO. COLEMAN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-20
\ ew School Book.


4 RITHMETIC Theoretically and Practically illus
n trated, by b. NJ. Tyler, for tie of Schools
and Colleges-This work has been highly recon-
mended and adopted by Captain A. Partridge; Middle
town; n. p. Woodwork, }. Holbrook, f. Dunbar, +.
b. Ransom, Instructors Of Mathematics r. Bowes,
Superintendent of the Academy, Perth Amboy; T..
b. Williston, w. Cotton, Professors.
The National Reader. By the Rev J. Pierpont, for
the use of Schools, vol Bound, Is cents.
- .4iSo,
Just Published, and en- sale by
PISiIEY THOMPSON.
Poems, by Mrs. Felicia Hemans Second American
edition, complete in two volumes, lSmo. reprinted
from the octave edition, price s..
The New England farmers Almanack, for the year
1913, by p. e. Fessenden, editor of the "New Eng
land Farmer"
Worcester's Elements cf History Cd edition for The
use of schools.
Colburn's intellectual Arithmetic,
-Sequel TO DO
Ewelps Family Physician, new edition.
Gtegory's Practice of Physic, 2 vols 3vo.
Elliott's Diplomatic Code, 10 dollars
-Debates on the Constitution, 1877, 81 so
Washington, November H.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-20
furniture and Mahogany.
JgA5ES EREEN-CABINET MAKER,


UUAs on hand at his manufactory on Royal street,
few doors south of King, general assortment Of
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE of his own manntae.
ture. -
BAY Of Honduras mahogany, suitable for hand rails
ST. Domingo curl and shaded mahogany IN plank and
veneer. dLoO, ,
Copal varnish, sacking bottoms cords, &c. all Of
which will be sold low for cash the usual credit to
punctual customers
TURNING Of erery kind neatly execute dec 10
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-15

,his fact that il it vas more convenient 10 yoli.
you would prefer the trustees and the quandam
were in Guinea. What did you do with the four
writs you had marked out against the four trus.
tees for scandalizing your character, by inform
ing the public that you held both pew rent, sub
scription and lottery money from the church,
oh, Billy, the public at large sees you delineat-
ed in your real colours. You swore that the
four trustees you took out writs against was for
leaving the state, or something to that effect
to prevent them of saying any thing more about
your honest transactions with the church. You
say YOU will not settle with the unprincipled
trlstees-you would prefer settling with some of
the backwoodsmen, whom you could tell tuf
tale to, and wash it down with gallon of whis-
key. Billy the trustees will never ask settle
ment from you again, the law must settle it now.
Billy, your friend, the quandam, sends his best
respects to you in cabbage leaf, to inform you
that the people who knew you where you come
from say that you were a man in public business,
and that your habitation was an exalted one
what the people in England calls Paddy's garret
or the first story below the pavement; and
that you was not inferior in your business to any
man in Dublin to give copel polish to pair of
boots or shoes, and the people that you are GER
tain knew you when you come to this country,
and know you still, say when you come here you
had the respectable appearance ofa Spittle-feld
weaver--that your dudds was tackled on you
with more pins than buttons. Billy, from your
respectable standing in society, we are not to
wonder at your barking like mastif dog at any
person who should attempt to bring you to JUS
tice, bnt your barking is useless. would not
give you UP to proaigacy, my dear Billy, for
bunch of matches Your devoted friend,
j PURCELL
N. B. Patrick Higgins has document Of
yours, which fully proves what you are.
March IA, 1927 26-4tp.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-15

Der OF b!ack-icga in Anapolis immediately
decamped.
Four prisoners escaped from the Jail in
Flatbnsh, Long. Island, on the 14th ult. by
Knocking down the jailor; three of them
we're overtaken after a long chase, and the
fourth was discovered hid in barn.
A man in Exeter county, Mass. petitioned
the Court to be divorced from his wife-but
when the case came up for trial, he was
unable to prove he ever had been married.
Master commandant Joseph Nicholson,
has been appointed post captain in the U.
States Navy.
About $780, 900 worth of wool is trans
ported yearly, eastward into the interior Of
Pennsylvania, from Pittsburgh, Steubenville
and Wheeling.
The Dutch ~ Wascnaer, sailed from
the Texel on the 18th of January, with
troops for Batavia, and was stranded on the
10th at Egmond She had on board about
1900 men. of whom about SO were lost.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-15
A PUBLIC EXHIBlTlON
or T1,liam Larkiu's .NegY System ofhaying
Old Debts.

,,o.tor p;lIv arc Won not ashamed to call me 4
,nondam ouack. as the public secs that my sal
taburas pills had more ct1cctu'l and powertui
oneration on YOUR system than all the medicine
YOU have taken these five years past: tor my sal
taburas pills, caused you to quit the held OF ac-
ton in short and dirty hurry, without second
appeal to the public OF An apology Tor the CON
temptuons treatment you have given the pubic
bv YOUR endcayoring to impose a false assertion,
which YOU had to swallow as dog does his vonl-
it. We had taken the shortest and p'anest way
TO prove that YOU was imposing on the puolc
with the most barefaced falsehood, which we
nut stop to, when We challenged you to call on
,ny three. four, or more Of the respectable men
in this borough, and appoint your unc, ana we
would meet you face TO face, and II you eouia
produce one receipt or settlement from Inc tras-
tees of ST. Peters Church, for any sum OF mo
nev, even for one dollar, from the commencement
of the drawing of the Lottery un'ii TINS uay' we
would acknowledge your assertion TO De true
We gave you forty eight hours to come forward
you did not appcar--heither could you in forty
eisrht wears with the documents demanded, so
that YOU prove yourtclf to be 4 II, tor Offering
such false assertions to the public. In your state
ment of the sale of the two first classes OF the
lottery there is falsehood school boy may
with the glance of one eye, sec: where You
state you sold The two first classes OF the lottery
for $500 each, which Sums made but slooo; and
YOU tell the public you paid the church out OF
the proceeds of these two classes the sum oi
sl6o5 here Billy you prove yourself false again.
Billy you hold the proceeds Of the lottery tiye y
wears, and finding your postillatuns cannot pc
any longer imposed on the public, nor your
pseudo account without day or date, be any long
er suffered to procrastinate your proarlous M.
passions, as respects your honest actions respect
ing the lottery in your farewell to the trustees
, and your respected friend the qnandam q"ach
. Oh: we cont intend to take our leave OF you
dear Billy, as we have found your bond whicl
,o, passed to Governor Collins, which binds yo'
IN the penalty often thousand dollars to discharg
a ,be trust the church confided in you. 1t isPos
sih,e Dillr as yon now a7r in thc POSSESSION
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-15
Young Ladies' Boarding School,
AT WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.


Under the superintendent and instruction OF
WILLIAM SIIERER, assisted BY accomplished
female teachers.
THE course of instruction pursued at this sem
mary. comprises all the useful and most OF the
ornamental BRANCHES of female education, Inc
daily exercises are orthography, Reading' Writ
ing, Arithmetic, English Grammar, hhetoric'
Geography and History, ancient ana moaerh,
with constant reference to the best maps ana
charts; Construction of maps; use OF the 'iooes;
Natural History; Natural Philosophy, including
Astronomy and Chemstryi Elements OF Moral
Science. ~.
Itrekiy Exercise biblical Recitations; Evi.
dences OF Christianity; Letter Writing, ana otii-
er species of Composition; Iiecapitulations.
| IsrmS.--Boartl and tuition, i'll amy OF the fore
going branches, 332, so per quarter; or, IT PAID
| in advance. $50 Music, including the use OF a
piano, SD, French, by one of the best masters,
s. per quarter. Moderate extra charges Tor
! Drawing and other ornamental branches.
The discipline of the school is mild, parental,
and christian Particular attention IS paid not
only to the manners of the young ladies', but to
their moral and religious instruction they are
regularly conducted to such places OF worship
and Sunday Schools, as their parents and guar
dans approve. Exercise and recreation, oeihb
essential to the preservation OF heath ana OF
mental energy, occupy the Intervals OF ,,'ne i,ot
dey oted to study. The institution, in all its de-
partments, is conducted in a MANNER which 1t
Is hoped, will meet the entire appreciation OF its
patrons. ~ 80,
differences cs--TTlmington-Rev f. W: Gil
bert; Hon. w. Hall; Hon. Louis Ml.ahe: Fhifa
ac'phia--Rev. DIR. Wilson; Rev. DIR laneway
Mr.. William Janvier, Merchant, James u
Thompson, Esq. Professor OF Languages YIN
versitv of Pennsylvania,
March Is, 1927 2o--om.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-15
GLEANIGS.

The Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Com
pany have been incorporated by the Legis-
lature of Maryland.
The authorities at Wilmington, n: Z
have ordered that vessels from New York
shall not be permitted to go up to town un-
der ten days from the time of their sailing
from that port.
We observe in aPittsburg, (Pa.) paper.
proposals for publishing work entitled ga
short account of a long travel" by Lorenzo
Dow.
a bill passed the Legislature of Mary
land to punish gaming by fine and imprison-
ment. On the passage of the bill, num-
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-15
For tie IYilmingtonia'a.
REDEMPTION,
W youS n pUIIIIPs,

,.,o1d the Lamb of Gud has come,
ne" ,':a ,,lood dispels the general gloom,
an t,,' calyary's mount he groan'd and dlcd
and An angry Justice pacified'
, ,,..nbled worlds may now declare
lhat .r in his death they have sharr'
! and nI' satan's legions own the loss,
nsll n,.u has sustain'd through Jesus crosa.
w cons of men, to You belong
.ra ~ ,s r.;se in strains Of grateful song
=, = Grams , to reach the realms above
~ Tbs merits ofrcdccminS love.
,,,te haste! your sincwy voices try,
And and rcnd the blue cthcrial sky
IN % cong scraphic freely given,
4, Ind abb burst the starry vault of heaven
IN acclamations, praise, and prayer,
nun Him, who rcigns eternal there
And Jcsus, sweetest ofthe sweet,
We We bow with rapture at thy feet
ro share the blessings that's deslgn'd
por ali the race of human kind,
We meet within thy presence, Lord,
And bow our hearts with one accord.
Now send thy spirit, set US free,
That all our souls, prepared BY thee,
Nav mount and soar above the skies
where love unriyallcd never dies.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-15
THE WIlMINGTONIAN,
AND
DELAWARE ADVERTISER.
Thursday, March Is, 1927.

The Secretary at War, MIR. Barbour, has
written to Mr.. Powell, the Creek Agent.
and instructed him to ascertain whether the
Indians are willing to dispose of the strip
Of land within the limits of the State OF
Georgia, and at what price. The President
has resolved to purchase this land ifpossible,
as mean to end the dispute between hin.
and Gov 1'roup.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-15

From the preceding certificate it will be seen
vbat numbers were drawn from the wheel, for
determining the prizes in the Delaware State
Lottery, 9th Glass, with the order in which they
were drawn, and the Managers announce TO the
Public the following as the result.
The Tickets which drew the SO highest Pr,zes'
arc those having on them for combination Num-
bers, a drown
10 oo' - oe'"S $4,000
A 40, bing the 4th, 9TH and otns o.,, . az
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-15

.qnofher waraingt-A man by the name Of Ma
ior Griffin, died in Raleigh, N. c. on Wedncs-
day night last from the effects Of Intemperance.
"Some persons" says the Raleigh Register, cat
one of our tipping houses gave him, as we learn
a quart of liquor, on condition he wonld drink
the whole at one time. He succeeded in get
ting it down, and soon after fell into profound
sleep, from which he never awokci'
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-15
MARRIED..

On Thursday the 9th inst by the Rev. JouS
P. PECKwoRrH, Mr.. JAMES SnArrER, to Miss SA-
RAH REEcE, both of New Castle County.
On Fifth day, the 9th inst at Friends Meeting,
Wilmington Del, SAMUEL BuzBr, Merchant,
to MARIA TATum, daughter of DAVID TArum
deceased) late Of said borough.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-15

It having appeared by proclamation. that
the sheep Of a worthy miller. somewhere in
this COUNTY, are in danger Of beng all de-
vourcd by dogs and puppies, he has been
pleased to make known his fears and good
pleasure, by proclamation, wherein he de-
clares that a price shall be fixed on che head
Of every individual of the canine race, which
shall dare leap hedge, fence, or ditch, and
place paw on his lands. This grand bulletin,
announcing the commencement of war OF
determination against the long-tails, chanccd
to be read in the hearing of one of the
hopeared kind; he becomes alarmed tor
the safety ofaH concerned, and writes to one
of the more privileged class for advice in
the matter; and for more general circulation
the printer is honored with a copy OF the let
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-15


Academy, and Emmanuel Church.
The Subscribers having been requested to su-
perintend the Drawing of the DELaW.afE
SY,iYE LOTTERY, Sirth Class, do hereby
certify that the following are the numbers that
we're this day drawn from the SIXTY numbers
placed in the wheel, viz.
Is. so. 81. 40. I. "A. IS. Is.
And that the said numbers were drawn IN the
order in which they stand above; that is to say,
No. is, was the First,-No. so, was the Second,
No. 81, was the Third,-No. ~, was the
Fourth, No /, was the Fifth,-No' a, was
the sixth,-No. l8, was the Seventh,-No' 20,
was the Eighth-and No. 25 was the Ninth and
last ,, -. ,..,.
witness our hands, at Wilmington, tins i4th
day of March, 1897.
AN'W. GRAY,
JAMES BOOTH, Jr.
H. MANSFIELD,
THOS: w. ROGERS.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-15
FinisheA heather,

of every description, which he will dispose OF on
the most reasonable terms. Persons fayorlng
him with their custom, may depend on having
their Leather Of the best quality.
Also, Morocco, and Lining skins for sale.
JOHN GUYER.
Jyihaington, March Is 1897. 26--3m.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-15
ROAT FOUND.

Was taken up about ten days since, a short dis
tance below the mouth of Christiana Greek, a
BATTEAUX, not painted, and appears to be
nearly new The owner, by proving property
ard paying charges, can have her by applying to
JAMES PENNINGTON, Brandy,Oine
March Z, 1927. 2o-ft
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-15
CURRYINE.

THE subscriber notifies his friends and the
public, that he has removed from the old stand,
No. Is Shipley street, formerly occupiedby
IPILLLlM HANDLER,
To No. % Market, and rs, Ship
ley street,
Where he intends keeping on hand constant
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-15
FIR The JJIlmingionidn

am not ignorant that 500 multiplied by
500 produces 25e,o00; and that If a sells 3
q Mat of ground to be covered over with dol
!, nc or cents. as the case may be, the num-
hor o5o 600 is correct. Because, in this case,
though the rule is arbitrary, it serves the
nurpose intended. 1t is arbitrary TOR tins
resson--diyision is substituted where the
sums to be multiplied amount to tens, hun
dreds, &c. Sometimes We prepare our num-
hers by division. previous to multiplying,
vet this may be done as well after as be-
fore I need not enter into detailed ac-
count concerning what is familiar to most,
otherwise than to introduce the subject that
am called upon to explain.
"F." writer in late number of the
Wilmingtonian, appears to accuse me with
propoundng question that ! cannot ex-
plain, which is, the multiplying certain
number of dollars, dimes, cents, and mills
in such way as to mark out their value
Now, in the first place, / wish it to be un,
derstood that in the example alluded to,
made use of no multiplication whatever
neither had to resor. to any other figure!
in finding the result, than part of the re-
suit itself, which part enabled me to find tht
other part simply by subtraction. Some
think that multiplication and subtraction arr
antipodes--how can that be, when they pro
duce the same result? was in hopes som,
critic, say "F." would have answered m.
request in explaining the method Iuse, ra
than to have called in question the merits o
the question itself; yet seeing no way Il
creep out, ] will not desert my post:--sup
pose then we multiply
D. c. NJ.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-15

1g l'cncrifl'e, was converted, from q highly
beautiful landscape, into a dreary rock and
unproductivc wilderness.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-15
Prices of Country Produce.

IVILWING7ON, lN7RCH TO, I821.
FLoun, superfinc, per barrel. el....'...',.'s5 25
Middlings. .......... - ~
Observation-Disclosures. '..-....So %
WHEAT, white, per bushel Or 6olbs.......
Do red, do do.....'...... .
Com, per bushel or 5Tlbs. ............... IS
Do. Meal, per bushel.. ...,........ ~
IN MARKET.
Butter, ,2oa25 cts.-Eggs, 8 a 10-Lard, II II
Bacon, q 9--IIam, 9al2-Potatocss 10.
Pork, AZ a pr cwt.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-15
Union Canal Lottery.

TWENTY-SEVENTH CLASS.
TO be drawn on Wednesday, the 28th inst.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-15

Judgment Notes s. Bonds,
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-15


Job Printing neatly executed at
this Office.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-15

lENERIFFE.-A hurricane has swept
over the Canary Islands, and committed
Sreat ravages on life and property. There
nae not been less than $50 lives lost, up
YARDS OF $40 houses had been completely
GsseStroyed, and $50 head of cattle drowned.
~ u was impossible to describe what had pass.
IN one night one-third of the whole sur
ace the valley of Ortava, fertile district
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-15
DRAWING OF THE
Delaware State Lottery,

SIXTH CLASS,
For the benefit Of Newark College, Middletown
Academy, and Emmanuel Church.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-15

All others with three Of the drawn Numbers on
them. being as, each 500
Those 102 tickets with two ofthc drawn mum
bcrs on, and those two the 1st and I'd, or the Sd
and 4th, each $50
Those 102 tickets having on them the 5th and
9Th. ar the 7th and 9th, each $50
Allsthers with two of the drawn numbers on,
being 1862, each So
And all'tickets having any one of the drawn
numbers on, being IL l,475, each 81
J. b. YATES,
A. MINTYRE,
MASAGEHs.
Wilmington, March ID, 1897.
Ii. d.. II <...1.,1zGod o.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-15

So, multiply so by 80. and divide by 12
twice, is the same in substance.
Of" has saved me the trouble of multi.
plying cents, COWS, and grindstones together:
he says there are none in the question. If
there had been, suppose the result would
have belonged to cube.
"Lodge Hill." of Brandywinc Hundred,
has so far accommodated himself to my
wishes, as to go by any rule which may
propose--therefore, my proposition is, that
he so and lodge quietly in his hole in the
ha2, and mediate on more correct method
OF multiplying than he used in his late pub
lication. N.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-15

Where he intends keeping on hand consta
fT
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-01

SNfEW Bo0KS.-The subscriber has the
III pleasure of again informing the public
hat he has just received direct from Philadel
phla, a very Ia.ee additional supply of
Books d Stationary,
Which renders his collection very complete,
all of which he is determined 10 sell very low
Tor cash Those wishing to buy AFRO particu-
lary invit ed TO call and examine my coliee
lion before they purchase. In the late ar
rivals were the following New Works, viz -
Tales round Winter Hearth, by Jane and
Anna Maria Porter: being the best prodnc.
hon from their pen for many years. The Adj
ventures of Don Juan de Ulloa, illustrated
MHh "a line Eagraviugs 4; this work contains
,ae most surprising adventures that was ever
Known The Franklin Almanack, for 1927 3:
SUPERIOR to any other in the world. Atlantic
9'uYenir, or Christmas aud New Years pre-
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mos superior productions ever issued from
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55lberorJ to any in the world Thi' wonder
Tr'y executed work was Published by II. {.
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7 lp'eIve the patronage Of liberal public.
W "u1''lon 10 this very superior production,
Jury. aiy pahiish the most useful productions
pu''''Hed IN the u, States. and generally bet
yer eNe'ated ABRAN r. NORTH.
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-01

Dr. DRiSDEN'S Cciebrated Rbt,B,aiio
Powdcrs Recommended by the most
respectable physlepis IN Europe well as ia
America AS sht ahd certain cure ior tue
MelBlaiSBt cad Httnuaiic G0iR.
"A Judriou practitioner IA London, speaking
-ssa Of these powders, expresses himself thus
." have (sass he) employ cd all my skill aud tai
rnts 10 find out an nseinl PREPARATION iof tht res
lief aud cure Of llhenmalism, aud most foltmHiy
affirm, that have never iuund any thing 70 go0d.
50 satsj and 50 t6itpfiou5, IL, IN Dlisdens klcu
mate Powder. You nny depend upun il Days
he) for hats Often experienced II TINT they
possess every ,ittoe that cpn justly be escrbcd
10 my medicine iot that tornentine diseuse
Here then (says hr, ngnin) yea have medicine
of snpeflaiye efficacy and of intrinsic value
mild IN its operation and ccItnin III us ELECTS oi.d
which may be given with success ia u variety Of
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hcninotim. II may be given 20 the y6rugesr
children, aud 10 women Ia the most dflirate situ-
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Dir JESsIsGs Of Ediabpreh, speaking of these
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most valuable remedy IN cases of Rheumatism
aud we'll calcnhied 10 do mitch good aud there
fore fec0mniend item 10 general use being e~lu-
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Or Clark ofNeu York IN q letter to the A.
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Hlafl5m Prepared and sold by
NJ. ) DRESDEN VI. -.
No. ~. 81. Panls, L0ndoa.
Who has appointed H. ROBERT HARRIS.
jH. of PhiiGdeipdia, the oIly aecni in the listed
Suites, 10 vcnd the hispmdhc Pordsrs; with
full powder TO appoint other agents where IL
may think proper
o. THE subscriber Is appointed Agent and
has for sac few DOZEN boxcs Of DR. D9i5ic4's
Rheumatic Powders, each box contains u ,loscs
Price 81 20 Per Box
Wal FER II. MIDDLETON,
Apoihecory and Druggist.
July 81. t9lAs2