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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-04

u The annual Convention OF the Pfote- ian.
Episcopal Church in virginia, is TO meer IA.
Charlottesville on "Wednesday the 2ath Of M5y,
we are informed, that, after tlr rising Of HE
Convention, Bishop Moore intends 10 spend
short time in this town and the vicinity. on =
visitation 10 the Churches under his car.
Cielgymen of Bishop hioores enlatged aud
liberal views, are sur of cordial welcome,
wherever their ciai duties may call them
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-04
FRENCH sPoLIAfloNS -purm.ut 10

FRENCH SPOLIArlONS Pursuant 10
public dotlce,a largs meiIng Of cuizens was held
on "Wednesday morning nj the Merchants Ek
change,n Now York 10 take into consideration
the subject OF the claims oil the merchants ofilc
United States upon he Loverr lnent Of France
tor spolintions on our commerce. alr. Pr.
served Fish was called 10 the chnir. AID M.
Abraham Ogd"nwas appointed secretary.
MIR Blunt then rose, and after observing
that n numerous class Of American citzens
had claims - the amount n So, bo0, 900 UPON
France, The I1slicr OF which was not dcui.
cd by the government OF thnr COUNT, hut
that MS II trca'ed the earupsi remonsirances
OF the governments Of the United stn,es With
contempinous neglect, white =, sausfed all
claims of n similar nature 81 the citizens OF
European governments therefore TO eouiin-
us IN such nclInle2cance al iH'nsliCr at longer
would be as well In violation u international
laws "a unbrcoming th" errsiblity OF gal
LAM people and powerful uati,n, there fore
Received, That the Pr dent OF the u
States be respectfully requested 10 institute
special mission To the French 6;overnmen
with the view Of requiring drhaiie answer o
the claims Of the euilpis Of the uniicd States
upon that country.
The question was then taken on the rcscn.
ton aud unanimously adopted.
The following gentlemen were appointed a
commilcee 10 cafry the foregoing resolution
int, effect.
Walter Bovine, George 6fswold, Bcuia.
min Bailey. John G. Cos,ot. Peter 4. jay.
Frederick'De Pcystcr, l.. {. uanrrs'l DAVID
Clarkson, Joseph Blunt. Jam Roosevelt
On motion Of David Clarasou. it was unau.
nouSly adopted tim, The Chairman and Score
larry, be added to the conmiltcs. The aecting
was then adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-04
DOMESTIC
I.rr.r from NEW ORLEANS

Baltimore, April 81 he brig Arctic. Cap.
tain Phillips has arrived this morning IN IL
DAYS 10 the Capes. and brings New Orleans pa
psrs 10 the 9Th April, which have been rit Al
the Exchange George sUearingen. tate Sheriff
o. Washington County. the repu,ed murderer oi
his wife, AID who eHs arrested "a Nv Orleans.
is a prisoner on board, 10 be delivered up To the
authorities of Maryland. This morning Swear.
inRrn was taken before Justice Cali, aud aief
hearing of he case, was committed 10 Baltimore
County Jail for t.ihl.)
Little Mss Lane has performed Richard Sd
nj Orleans. MIR FonHEsY had arrived
and was announced for twelve nights 10 play
with Mr.. Born
FHAsKLis Liza. Esq has been appointed
Clelk Of The L. S. Court, iov the Eastern Dis.
uict OF Louisiana
The Lopnfana Advertiser ofth 7lh Of Apfil.
ssys--one Of the most important questions ever
decided IN Louisiana or perhaps In any Of the
states of this Union. Yin repect TO the amount al
monies involved aud the principles Of law at Is.
fsel was yesterday determined by the Supreme
court Of this state. Que Of the judges, (Mat.
thews) being confined at home ~ indspusiion,
Judge Martin, who delivered the opinion infor-
med the bar that Judge Matthews had read
and fully oonourred IN the Judgement; 1t il
therefore he unanimous opinion oil the court.
The case 10 which we allude grew ont Of tue
bankrupt estates ofthe late commercial houses
OF Morgan Dorsey. ~ Go. aud William keener
& Co. One ofthese houses in 1929. drew
tain bills Of exchange IN favor Of the other. by
whom they were endorsed, upon the House of
Dnnca 81 Sons. Of Liverpool, payable in Lon.
don. The bills were accepted, payable N
certain banking house Ia London, The day
on which they were made payable, wns fred
by the Drawers, bnt The day on which they
we're accepted dill not appear on the face Of
the bills, which were all drawn d sixty days
sight. rney were Afterwards protested on thr
dV hrsd, by the nccepiors, which day WINS sta
ted and proved by parole evidence, 20 be the
siny.inrd after acceptance. The question
was whether tine drawers and endorsers OF these
bills were no, discharged, aud on this question
IL Is understood. some of the most learned ind
ges aud sou dest lawyers III England rs well as
IN the United States we're divided. Rut the Sn-
preme court after having had the case before
them forten months, has decided that the ac-
cepance was good. the protest regular, and
that all the paftis 10 the bills are liable 10 the
holders. The amount involved is upwards OF
100000
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-04

u The " war ofwords" hetu cen the Roy
Mr., Campbell aud Mr., Owen was raging IN
all its fury at Cincinnati, at the last dates
Both might he better employed; far, Of uha.
advantage will victory be to Glitter Mr.
Owen NAV succeed, by his soph,,y, in un.
settling the belief Of few. ard making cot
Toned inidels Of n Jew more but Mr. Camp.
hell may Test assured ira, he would ma Ike more
prose'yies in the pulpit. |, wa ga undertaking
on his part, more chiyairons d.au prudent.
SEpA...
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-04
IS Numbers--0 dr1wn Ballots |
PF SY

who'll ipkris 50 01-llalvc3 50 50-tlDar.
tcrs ! %.
tor sale nj
uEWSON'S OFFICE,
Where the cash will be paid at sgnt Tor all pri-
yes.
" Orders from the country enclosing the
cash or prize tickets, viii meet with prompt At
tenuon-For some II the above capitals. cali
without delay II III. ever fortunate Office Of
Is ". III W5UN
lynchburg,
April 30.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-04
1llUS SALE.

HDY virtue of a dees OF trust executed 10 The
I'D subscribers by Samuel Wright, aud duly
recordeJ in the ClerFs Office of the county
court of Prince EDWARD, for purposes there
IN expressed, we or Que of US, will, on Wednes
day the third day # June next, Ipon the prem'
,es proceed TO sci, to the highest bidder, iof
cash, the tract of and in said DEED mentioned
It being the sameupon which gid Virgin now
resides lying i, the county cPrince Edward
near Clover Hi Tavern ,lso two slave
George man. and Caty wosan with The ~.
crease of the emale, if any sine the date oil
tho deed, or 50 much thereof aw'h be SUM
Gent 10 answer the purposes OF he conveyance,
The title is believed TO be good. bnt Ne shan
convey iha vested in us b, thetee- s'otesao
THOMAS TRENT. ! Trua
THOMAS y, PATIsSON tees
M Z If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-04

'''o oSahisi "nsci saoa.a Sc sfog' ser.,,-N.
euard1 shall Ne restrict the Presiden, >.
iefm' TO avoid The possibility thai Ezeen,,..
patronage may he employed TO promo,o
re-eieeiion-nnd when, too. the evil will
destroyed, "a, If il can he made thus ef.;ee,,
viii be assurediy exeried in behalf of ubo,.'.ss
ever he might prefer Or shall we no, ,.,..-
by leaving the constitutional provision a.
now is, destroy at least one powerful mai.
tor tie re-aclng OF scenes so degrading IN a..
character of the nation. and so subyers;v. =
The principles oil free government, and III,
rights of free men. as those which have marLa.,
The short but despotic career of Gen. Jaekso,.-
naturalization We cannot hesitate.
u The reader will perceive, b., extracts :,
another part of this days paper, that samue.
Swariwout has been appointed Collector of H..
Customs for the port of New York by the p.
sIdenf Gen. Jackson seems 10 feel n wo,
deriul sympathy Tor the men who we're engages
IN Burr = conspiracy. By reference TO Rnr,.
Trial II will he seen that Swariwom had -,
one iool III the stream, Just as Gen. jackson
did. and was preparing to put in the other n,5
as Gen. Jackson was, when Burr's arres, bIe,,
them all sky.hgh. We think that Burr himsel.
should not be entirely osei looked in the dist,
button of the loaves and fishes lie has be-,
huiieiied about long enough, and suffered Z
nongh ofihe worlds con,umet IT. as wa, SIRE
nnous'y contendel by Gen Jackson's partilape
last summer, he hal no reasonable ohiect -
view. II, he had not, surely the nation ous..
him atonemeoi for the deep wrong i, has dom
him--for the blight Of his fame, his fortunes
and his feelings. The Presiden, need no, ~
o'ehend that public sentiment would be sboet
ed by BnTF's appointment TO Office for, aifpr
what has been done already, smprize canoo,
be eH Iied by any thing which may come fior,
lie same source.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-04

Buffalo. 70 piscealM. II. Doy. removed. Mr.
Barker = the mao who gave The one vote To
lack ON. 10 the Electoral College of this State.
in 1924. We like 10 see the original friends VI
the General rewarded.
dit0ap Dale .fJuerfiser.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-04

NforiCE.-The subscriber having sold ont
IN his Medicine Store to DR., Vim. I. Hot
combe & Co and being DESTROYS Of closing his
old business, most respectfully requests all per.
sons indebted to him. either by bond or open
account, TO come forward and settle the same
To such persons as he is indebted, they are no.
tilted to bring In their claims for payment.
WALLER II. MIDDLETON.
April 27, w2wif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-04
I'riraes Of letter from an officer of the
Nary 10 his friend ia Washington. dated

.
Nary 10 his friend ia Washington dated
"SMvRSA, Jan. 10, 1850.
The Commodoreis still here awaiting inteIli-
sence from Cnnslaninople When we depart,
depends altogether upon cirLumstances<>i
trust, however, before the close of this
month
We received information day or two since
from he Ottoman Capital, ola Russian brig
Of war having arrived AZ that place from the
BLACK Ser, with n flag Of trGce, aI.o ofan ez-
press nom England and France. The osisnsi
BILE object OF The brig is TO treat for the es.
change Of prisoners however,
carries II 10 negotiate peace.
The Russians have suffered greatly during
their canpaign-for the loss Of several thou
sand OF their army, two general officers of high
distinction, and great expenses, they have hut
the indemnity Of Varna. II consequence OF
the intense aud almost unparalleled cold
weather they have experienced, the siege ri
Silisria has been raised, with the loss of all
their cattle and horses for want OF food Hu-
NOR place them again across the Danube.
The Warren has gone 20 France and Glib.
saltnr, and will not, il is thought, return 10
this station. The Lexington aud porpoise
s,lll remain here. The squadron generally in
excellent health
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-04

~ DUH Green says, thai deveiopements
will shortly he made which will 90 eecirify" III.
public, fudge At all events, the public EN-.
mol be NOR, severely shocked than they have bee,
81 some OF 'ae appointments ofthe Peoples
Pgesideat.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-04
S. $1,000.
MA AYLAND LOTTERY,

(For the benefit of Washington aud ST John 5
ColIeges)
FIRST CLASS.
(Yate's aod Ncintyre, Manarers)
10 he drawn in Baltimore on Friday the lst of
May, 1929.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-04
STATE SENATE.
PULMONARY BALSAM.

ENOR SALE, a few dozen Pulmonary Ba'
II sun, which stands high in LuOg disease:
howell DAVIES.
April %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-04

l.. C.lsea" shall nave an early inscr,aan,
We " - lie would continue the subject, in
brit essay, IN the same plain, familiar, prac.
tical style which he has adopted in the Essay
beioreus. ltwould not fail TO have beneficial
tendency.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-04

- We are au,horiz d TO announce Coz
WILLIAM CAMPBELL as a candidate to-
represent in Convention The Senatorial Dis.
iriet composed OF til, counties OF Bedford,
Buckingham and Campbell. We are also su.
th'lized to add that be has beer always the.
friend Ola Convention and OF constitutional re-.
TORN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-04

The New York Eyenirg Post says Mr.
Ia6ewell, we are informed. was induced 10 de-
cline the Mission 90 Eng land) solely from per
Sonal aud local considerations" SO. then, h"
did decline il and us we would CIV" very enc
his due, we m st say that hi' motives Cor doing
so are entitled TO respect. There would have
bee nm obvious improperly IN his going as Mi
mister TO Great Britain, AFTER the ground which
IN a spirit of opposition TO the lac AdminIstla.
ton, he was known 10 have maintained in re
gafd to the principal subject of controversy be
tween this country ard hat. MAJ Int.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-04

80 which SGa) Will he PAYABLE in lands.
Tickets 81 ; Halves ; so Quarters 25
For >Rie al HENSON'S OFFICE.
April 80.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-04

II ABBY'S best Chewing Tobacco, for sale
II bytbe subscriber. Howell DAVIES
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-04

II is a curious fact that the only VTgiuans
brought into office by the change Of Ministry AT
Washington, are Maj. Lee and his WIFE, uncle
Mr. VIM. Robertson The MAYOR all the world
knows is sen, Pieupoienhary 10 his Hi; hness,
the Dev of A'girrs, Il Sir. Robertson succeeds
to the Bureau of Indian aliais. As far as An
flee is concerned, il seems ihnt Virginia has
worked only for the benefit of Mayor Henry
Lee and his family We hope the Major VIII
duly appreciate hr honor OF this singuariy
We fear his modosty Will greatly suffer from the
distinction Rioh Wig.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-04

MIR. RAspoLPr-lt is whispered that he is
displeased with The Cabinet. An anecdote OF
him says that, pointing his long fneer en-
nhstically, he obyrrreb Il dont aifcud the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-04

Heads, ,oin tails, you iose : Mr.. CLAY
seems 10 be the great buga6oo ofthr Richmond
Enquirer. The New York Enquirer accused
Mr.. {. Of using the Masonic Society 10 pre-
mote his political schemes. His brother En-
quirer Of Richmond echoed the idea, while anti
masonry seemed gaming ground in the Eas-
tern country. But a large number ofthe ants
have lately seeded. Thereupan the Richmond
oracle wheek about and exclaims =" the anti
masonic fraternity in New York is blown sky
high, and thus one of Mr.. Clay intended en-
gines is struck from his hand Surely, If a
pateot were ever issued for candor and consis
tency, the. Richmond oracle might claim il o.
yer all competitors.
[ Nat Int
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-04

During the late presdenial canvass, me IN
Der of Congress wrote from Washington 10 the
editor Of the Richmond Eng. that the east
room Of the President's house was so nagnlG
Gently furnished, fhat he wa. rs good lepub-
licnp, quite seanda'izrd a. ia appearance. 1t
subsequently appeared, notwithstanding the
use the opposition made Of the rrpori, that the
east room was no furnished a. the public ex-
pensr--indeed u wos scarcely furnished ~ all
We now learn from IA" administration papers.
that fourteen thousand doiims vii be eKreu3ed
in furnishing thst same eastern inom. il was ~
crime in Mr.. Adaml day --ehat Is i, noN
u s. Gdz
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-04

Huiiings Hft--The Jackson ticket in this CT
ty had two loaded cars, horse aud driver
print ed At the head One oil the voters asked a
Jackson distributor what the picture meant
On, sad Que Of our friends, interpreting briskly
ihai's jackson driving two loads oil manure out
of the i" Augean Stable ~
Mass. Daily Jour
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-22

nRUGS and MEDICINES, both Patent and Otfcinai.
~ in which included of the recently discovered
French Chemical preparations together with the principal
part the valuable medicines in use of the first
quality and upon reasonable terms, may be had at the store
of the subscriber, No. 1876, Market street.
JOSHUA HARLAN.
For sale as above DR. RELIES BOTANICAL DROPS.
This of the ecacous compounds in the Maeria
Medica for the of that class of nveteate Diseases,
produced by impure of the blood and viated hab
of body and usually exhibiting themselves in the forms Of
Scroula Salt Rheun, Leprosy, St. anhonys Fire. Feuer
Sores, (even when the bones aeced White Sscengs
Foul and Obstinate Ulcers Sore Legs and Eyes, Scaid
Head in children Scury and Scorbutic Gout, Pmped or
Cdrbuncied Faces, and fostering Eruptions.
Several of Pmpled Carbmced faces and
other of eruption extending the whole body, of
many months standing. in this neighborhood, have been
tirely cured by the above drops.
b. Physicians prescriptions carefully compounded, and
family medicines put up at the shortest notice.
Wilmington, August s.
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Ship Masters.-The Nantucket Inquirer states as
fact highly honorable to the masters of whaling
sells, that nearly millions Of the capital of Nanuck
ct almost constantly distant parts of the world,
under the controlof 60 10 individuals, with oth
bonds to the owners than moral obligation, and yea
the instances of bad faith have been make
any security unnecessary One Ship Master, who has
sailed more miles and brought home oil than any
other man. entered into any obligations but those
implied by the following verbal instruction: "we wish
you to go to the Pacific, fill the ship with sperm oil
and come home again"
The Norfolk Beacon states, that the Colonization
Society Of that place have received donation of po
hundred dollars, " the contribution of gentleman
in iston aid the humane object of the Society in
transporting liberated slaves from Virginia to Africa
Martinque.--A remarkable instance of fellow-feel-
ing recently occurred at Martinique. slave having
robbed his master, condemned to death, together
with of color. who was tried with him as an
accomplice. This sentence was confirmed by the
Royal Court. No resource was left, as none but
freemen have the privilege of appeal to the Coura
Of Cassaton. The free men of color Of the colony
instantly raised subscription redeem their tawny
brother in order that he might enjoy Inc benefit Of am
appeal to the Supreme Court
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H0ACH MAKING-The subscriber, thankful to his
W. friends and the public in general for the very Liberal
patronage, heretofore received would inform them that he
still continues pursue the above business all its various
branches, his old stand No. l49, MARKETST Whining
on Dewhere he makes and repairs all kinds Of Carriages.
borns, SC. He has hand and FOR SALE, number
of New Gigs and Dearborns warranted for one yearLke-
wse great variety of second hand gigs and chairs in
plete order Also handsome supply of and second
hand HARNESS. all of which will be sold very low for cash,
or good acceptances EDWARD KENNARD.
N. b. great variety Of unfinished work. in state of for
wardness-whch can be finished Immediately to order.
April IL. 24-2m
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-22
II QUESTIONABLE CLOTHING STORE.

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING ST0RE.-JoHN N. JACK.
n At No. 1, West High street. opposite the upper Ma r
ket House. offers for sale general assortment of READY
MADE CLOTHES.
] N j. will constantly receive the latest fashions from
New York and Philadelphia, which will enable him attend
more particularly work, and having already
gagged the workmen from the celebrated houses
the IT, States, he will every garment to give salts
faction
Sincerely thankful for the past attention of his friends and
the public, he hopes by diligence and to merit in
crease of their confidence and support.
N. Country Merchants supplied at the shortest notice,
and ON the most reasonable terms.
Wilmington, Aug. l, 1928. 40-St
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II OST, about the first of April brown and white
FL pointer DOG, having small portion of hair scalded off
the left side, and answering to the of Carlo whoever
the said dog Parry, Bayard Hotel, Wilmington
gives such information that he may get him again. shall
ceive a liberal reward. GIBBONS PARRY.
Wilmington, June 26th 1922 36-St
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-22

TENO PARENTS.-JosEFH NORMAN respectfully informs
i'll the Ladies of Wilmington, that he still continues the
manufacturing Of Ladies', Misses and Chdrens Boots and
Shoes of the latest paerns-under his immediate in
spectonso that all his talents shall be employed render
his customers satisfaction both in article and price. His
establishment the of French and Third Streets
Wilmington, May, 1923. 2s-6m
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WWTANTEDA boy from Is to l6 years of age to learn
W the Shoe making business. Apply to JACOB nj
GARRETS0N No 80, .Morket-street; where may be had
cheap for cash. fine and Boots Shoes Moproes
and Pumps according order Also, Womens Misses and
Children lasting vaenta, san prunea. and lea-
er boots and shoes.
Wilmington, August s. Alt
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clan of scientific practice, will show his opinion of Swaim
and his desire that his may be used to recon-
mend the testimony which he gives in the following cases
cannot fail to be interesting.
Mr. VIM. SWAIN, Trenton, June 7th 1927
Dear SRI have Just received your letter of the 9Th,
questng respecting the of Pulmonary aec
tions, & that some time mentioned to am sorry
that not able comply with your request, as keep
regular docket register that refer for the treatment
and symptoms But far can recollect am fully per-
suaded they both very critical stuation-they
planned great pain the thorax, and difficulty of brsathng
they both had distressing cough and free expectoaton OF
But they have commenced taking your Panacea
they have experienced wonderful chaDge the pain in the
thorax is BETTER the cough not troublesome and the
pectoraon lesened they still continue the of it, and
have doubt with attention to diet and Dress they will be
restored.
My son. who is afflicted with Epilepsy must say, since
he has with your Panacea, has not had single
of his fs than five weeks and the
of his disease he has before
days without having them And say, your medicine
has done him good than all that he has taken for the
last three have given him the two bottles that
me- and should be glad know if must continue the
of longer, and if you will obge me by sending
another bottle, shall be directed altogether by your opn
ion.
NV son, a student of medicine related to me this
morning ola black who has had the Kings Evil for four
years. and cured by taking three bottles of your med
cine, directed by my The black man laborer,
living about five miles from this place.
give you full liberty publish this letter. if you wish it
much of il you think proper. And if my
be of any giving your Panacea that character which
deserves, you with pleasure, and shall feel
duty recommend it TO the public safe and vau
able medicine. Yours, most respectfully,
JOHN HOWELL, M D., &c.
0J- Sold in Wilmington at nj JoHNSON'S (Sole agent)
DRuG AND MEDICINAL STORE, No. 80, Market Street.
July, 1929.