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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-17

kE ARSHAL'S SALE-.Pursuant to de-
AVE cree Of the Superior Court of Chan
cery, holden at Winchester, rendered on the
2'th November, 1s2S. in a case therein de-
pending wherein Patrick Tiernaa and Mar
garet his wife are plaintiffs, and the admins
traitor, widow and heirs of Igaatius OFFERED.
deceased. are defendants, win be sold on the
Sd day OF July pext. at public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash, before the door of
] ohm M'Cleary, jr's. tavern in the town of
Marunsburg, Berkeley county, subject to the
dover interest of Mrs. Frances O'Ferrsl, parts
of Lots No. II & 90 in the town of Bath.
Morgan county. with the improvements
thesesn. Ii being that portion of the estate
of Michael M'KirDsn, deceased, which was
allotted to the wife Of the plaintiff, Ternan,
by decree or order of the county court Of
Berkeley, on the 18th day Of October, 1910.
Sale viii commence about 10 o'clock. AZ
NATHL SEWERS. ID. NJ. VIVID
June IL, 1880
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MAR RIFD.


On Thursday last, by the Rev. Mr.. Med
tart, Mr.. RALPH LASHHORN, to Miss
ELIZABETH PAGE, all of this place.
On the same day, by the Rev. Mr.. Tuston.
DR.. DAVID HUNTER, to Mrs. REBECOA
5. b. HUSTON, daughter Of WiloGghby w.
Lane, Esq. all Of Chariestown.
On Saturday last, Mr.. JOHN MILLER,
(of Henry of this county.
From The Potomac Pioneer.
A friend, communicating the death Of MIR.
MICHAEL COOKUS, of Shepherdstown.
gives the following particulars of the life and
character of MIR. G.
He was one of that small band of heroic
spirits commanded by Col. VIM Washington.
Its movements we're ever beheid by the enc
my with terror and dismay. The whole corps
partook largely of the fearless spirit Of its lea
der. Although ths whole were brave naen,
yet much of the celebrity of this department
Of the army arose from the personal courage
and bodily strength of the chief and few
distinguished followers. In cavalry move
ments, much Of the success OF attacks must
necessarily depend upon these qualities, IN
the soldier. The subject OF Lbis notice, then,
was not only one of this distinguished corps,
but was one of those choice spirits that gave
10 " IT'S utStiflBuiS
He differed not so much from other men,
however, in these physical qualities, as he
did in the msdssty, nay the absolute silence,
he invariably observed in relation to himself.
He could tell how others acquitted them
selves, and what they deserved Of their coun-
try, but his modesty sealed his lips In refer
eDce to his own heroic deeds.
His integrity was what might reasonably
have been expected from one possessing his
other moral sxsehencies. His honesty and
uprghtness were, as far as his unobtrusivs
| department permitted him to be known, pro
verbal. No man was ever known even to
suspect hin OF a dishonest or unworthy &C
ton.
There IS another point of view, however.
IN wnich he becomes more interesting than
when waved as the hero or the man Of integ-
rity. Towards the clsse of his life, he was to
be seen finding his way silently to the house
Of his God Though we believe hs made 90
publlc profession of religion, yet when the
| honor, the glory, the power the goodness Of
| the Supreme Ruler of the Universe, or the
loving kindness, the faithfulness, the meek
ness, the gentsRess, the suffenngs and death
OF the benevolent Saviour Of our world, were
brought before him, the tear Of lsve and
| gratitude would be seen stealing down his
furrowed cheek. There was chord in his
heart, that, when touched by any Of these
topics, vibrated with the tesderest emotions.
And we confess that We never vet saw him
thus exercised. without feeling ourselves bet
ter men.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Canal We learn by
the last mail, that tbs President and Directors
fer the last year have been re elected, viz:
Charles Feet9n Mercer. PresiSsns
Phinsas Janney = Alexandria,
Joseph Kent 4 a Maryland.
P Psss. Tsas May a9"''sS Ss Director.
Walter Smith 4" Georgetown,
Andrew Stewart Pennsylvania,
Census We are indebted to the pclitsness
OF Mr.. Abel Durham, Deputy Marshal. for
she following enumeration of the inhz bisants
Of this place, taken in conformity of the pro
Visions Of the Census law. passed at the last
session Of Congress:
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JUST PUBLISHED.

A'D FOh S.fLE Bf II. THOMPSON
DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENCE
BIZ OF the .Anertsan Repoiufion; being the
Letters of Benjamin Franklin. Silss Doaoe-
John Adams, John Jay, Arthur Lee, William
Lee, Francis Dana. William Carmicharl-
Henry Laurens, John Laurens, nj. de La
Fayette. M Dumas, and others, sonrerr-
ing the Foreign Relations of the United
States. during the whole Revolution; togeth.
er with the Letters in reply, from the Secret
Committee of Congress, and Me Secretarv
Of Foreign Affairs; also. the entire Cores
pondencs of the French Ministers Gerard
and Luxerne with Congress
published under the direction of the Pres
ident of the United Siatss, from the ORR
ginul manuscripts in the Department. q
State, sonformably to Resolutions Of Con-
gross, OF March 81, 1918. Edited by Jared
Sparks. Esq. The first five volumes. sash
" 25.
Washington, Juns 10.
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Total population Of Martinsburg

EPISCOPAL ELECTION-The conven-
ton of the Protestant Episcopal church of
Maryland, which commenced its session in St
Pau's Church, in Baltimore, on Wednesday
the 9th inst accomplished the most important
duty before them, with singular and unexpec-
ted unanirnity, in the election of a Bishop for
this Diocess. On Monday the previ.us can
sdidates having withdrawn, the Reverend Mr.
STONE, was elected by the following vote:
sClsrgy-Mr. Stone. az Laity-Mr Stone. SO
Blank 9 Unanimous vote
Mr.. Stone is native Of Maryland, and the
present Rector Of the church at Chestertoxn
Kent county.
An agreement has been entered into be-
tween the tavern keepers of New Bedford,
Mass that all the bars shall be closed on Sua-
day, and the sale Of ardent spirits pcrempto-
rily refused on the Sabbath. Can't our neigh
hours enter into similar agreement? Surely.
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From the Cincinnati Gazette, June 1.
SOME DIE AND SOME RESIGN.

Some DIE AND sumo RESIGN.
The death of Mr. Tudor, Charge to Brazil,
Of Mr.. West, Charge to Chill, and the resig-
nation of the office Of Paymaster by Major
Gwynne, has given the President an eppor-
tunity TO REGARD few more of his friends ,--
Ethan Allen Brown, President of the Ohio
jackson Convention, and one OF the jackson
electors, who voted for the Hero of two wars,
is resoasded with the dead mans shoes Of Mr.
Tudor. John Hamm gets the dead mans
( shoes Of Mr.. West, tcho died on the scGy. Col.
] William Piatt, another jackson eiector, is
rewarded with the Office OF Major Gwynne
President jackson is more fortunate than
President Jefferson. His complaint was,
"Fsw die, and NONE resign" Batin these
days the rewarded are civil enough to die sfI,
and make room for their expecting brethren.
Old incumbents resign in favor of rotation
Nor is this all; the Senate lend themselves to
multiply the means of bestowing rewards. -
They reject some, who have had taste of
treasury pap, that others may get morsel
whilst the sunshine Of reward remaineth.---
The late receiver Of public moneys in this
place, resigns the treasury platter and spoon
perfect good humor, seeing they are merely
handed over to brother, "sca;iing In the pa
thence" for bis reward.
Morgan Neville, it is understood, is nom-
mated Receiver of Public Moneys at Cincin-
natl, in place Of Moses Dawson, rejected by
the Senate. This IL stepping, at bounce.
from the nadip 20 the zenith Of the party in
our city. The intermediates are not regard,
Cd.
Gen. jackson has rHoardsd three of the
Ohio electors, who voted fef himi But
Mere is no corruption in this! The case
stands thus:-"We made you President. We
want office and must have it.'--''Wsll done.
my good and faithful servants:-Enter you
into tho Office Of District Attorney--you into
the Office of Charge to Brasl-you into the
snug birth Of PAymaster" Hssrah for jack
con.
The Democratic Naturalization. john
Randolph, Of Roassks. who denounced JET
ferson and rsviled Madison, who opposed tho
war, and was elected from Congress for that
opposition: who ridiculsd the Declaration OF
Independence as "a fanfronadso Of abstraetions,
who heotsd to scorn the doctrine of general
suffrage, which allowed the coachrnan to
nestralizs the masters vote, who declared
no did net sail under the flag of the jackson
cabinet, because it had so soiled the Presi-
Dental ernsine that no gentleman could here
after wear it-This same John Randolph u
appointed minister to Russiai And by "the
Democratic ddor,istrafson" Of .fndrste jack
soa!l Most assuredly President jackson is
nothing behipa Sam Patch for intrspidity -
as pe provo that "soms things caa be done
os aeeH as o,keFs," even by q democratic adj
ministf aiioa-Ibid
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A an sanualm TIA nvs,ss., AZ A..
the
r'S'isa 20 Toy me kySw The asJoL
Sohrq nogmre to be applied o
Lew Hhaw o
10 bappled
JOSIAH hedges his 20 90
James FOtsr allowed for keeping IIandGn 4weeIs 60
ave 70 Daniel Smart
balance OF for un And.r %
yvpl ior G Mr Of John john shinp anu "a
Tor sundfi furnished
Wm , to De applied to the Campbell and sister 40 o.
MCornick
William Villa D Brown Constable his account. 90
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NOTICE.-The subscriber hereby informs
IN bis customers ssd the public generally
that he has bis Carding Machines in good ore
der for CARDING WOOL, at tbs usual
price Of Of eenta per pound
file has on nand SCOTCH and vENF :
TlAN CA.RPETINGS, and C0uklE a
PANEs;. ~ of which be viii ssh low
Hs son.A respectfully inform fhst Fs ,tion
of customers whoss accounts are y a un-
+ etiIed. r,atbe is very much in wsRf ef mo-
( aey. and wosld thank thsm for q .p sesiy sst.
tlsmsut C. G. CCNt]AOC.
Nardpsbwg. Nay q. ls4Ak-x
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NOTICE.-.The partnership existing be-
~ tween w. L. COMPTON & EVANS,
was dissolved on the LIST inst by mutual con
sent; and w. T. COMPTON was fully au
thorised to settle all transactions made by and
with said firm. w. T. COMPTON,
JOHN T. EVANS.
June II, ISse.---St.
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CLARK'S THRAsHING MACHINE

VIE subscriber having purchased the right
GU DeIselsy county, Of vending DIR C..
Clarkes Patent Thrashing Machine. vii H.
pose oil the same 10 any person who ,oax -
Ily TO him II may be well TO obserye ~.
TINS Machine, when in operation. will ihra.h
weivs common sheayes Of Wheat per mjnn,s
and thrash IT perfectly clean, REQUIRING eriv
tue power OF one horse, leaving IRE straw !.
good condition for use. The sheannrss al
simplicity of the Machine, make il an oh;e"t
to every farmer. as Me expanse of huildine
Machine viii not cost more than twenty ~.
dollars; and have no doubt from lis eon-
structlon, is wei! calculated to hull CIa,rr
Seed Those wishing TO purchass hsd besisr
apply soon. PETER RINFp
June 10, $780,
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SIC. Sc. SIC.
Tickets only s4-Halves sa-Quarsers 81.
QJOrders Tor tickets or shares in tie abos0
Lotteries. forwarded by mail (post psid) or BY
private hand. will meet with the sost proApe
attention ii addressed 10
YATES g. NIhTYRE.
Warrington, ID. C
.sAB Official account OF the drawing villa
forwarded to sdventsrers, free OF postage
Washington, ID. G. May ~, 1880.
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VIRGINIA. to Witt Rules hcid r. az
I'eTA' 1tce 81 TIE County CetTt Of Baks-
icy, on Monday the 7M Of June, 1850.
James Shields, PLAINTIFF
against
Henry Seibert. George Noll. and John p.
Wright, Defendants. IN CILa.NCEB y
fEWE defendants. Henry Seibsrt and
John p. Wright rot having enter
ed their appearances. and given security as-
cofdIng to the act of assembly and the ralas
OF this court, and il appearing 90 the sat-
is'achon oil the count, that the defendants
Henry seibert and John p. Wright are not
inhabitants of this commcnweslth-Hi is ~.
ssred that they do appear here on the %
monday IN Augusfnest, To answer the bin og
the complainant, aaJ that copy of this or.
der be published in the Martinsburg Gazette
for two months successfully, and posted az
the door Of the Court House of This county.
A copy--Iestr,
JOHN STnOTHER, g. b. C.
June 10, 1890
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INDEPENDENTLY subscriber
HI takes this method ofinfsrming the pub
.A>A lac that he has opened House
EUT OF ENTER T.4L.N.uE-N-I' in the
ER. old stand formerly occupied by Geo:
LsaIaon. deceased, in GERRARDS-
TOWN. The house is well fitted up for the
accommodation and comfort of all who may
give him call. His Table shall be furnish
ed with tho best our country can produsa,
and his Bar with the choicest Of liquors; his
Stabilng in good order. and best Of proven
der. Ostler, &c.
ZEBULON BELL.
June IT., 1880.
N. b. Fer information Of Travellers and
brewers. l would add that it 10 considerably
the nearest route from Col R. Sherard's to
Harpers Ferry, Shspherdstewn. Sulphur
Spring, Smithfeld. Chsrlsssown, and Fred
srlektown, SIC.
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On 1tAsdsy. the 22d Of June, 1880, Ms
GRAND C0NsOLlOA LOTTERY.
No. 2, roR 1880,
VIII be drawn at Wilmington. Del.
20 Number Lottery---9 Drawn Ballots.
usakanA Du.~a..
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LOTTERY,

No. 8, Extra,
Win be drawn at Wilmington, Del.
90 Number Loitsry--s Draw Ballots.
Highest Prizes:
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Gle. exc. &c.
Ticket 10, Halt ~ 50, Quarter 81 IS.
On Tuesday, the 18th June, 1880, the
DELAWARE, s. CAROLINA & LOUlsiAM
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~ QUO """"e' - Genus ea" tIs8s so
laid
Oraa That William Long Conrad Hogm b. appointed cam
the
writing failure h @ asass
9 so"'s 'nsni
STATEMENT OF
Remaining the Poor House n frs Monday in
Gomt frstM
r,.m us,., ,.u,.. ,.,... a.
Went
lou
doat
Leaving The Poor H0u's the srst Monday $780, 81
June IL, 1850 SEAMANS Clark
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4 VARIETY OF BLANKS
fsg aals at the oaae
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SENATE.
PefersbHg-David ii. Branch 1877, Wm.
la 3d.


PetersJug-David ii. Branch 1877, Wm.
Ola 80.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Huhtrst-Lncas p. Thompson 227, oam. NJ
Garland 2l9, Robert Csmm III.
Observation-Disclosures Dunbar, Daniel smith.
MatheWs-Eolder Hudgins. WIN. BiIIups
(Large majority for the new Constitution
Prince George-Wm. Stands, jr Francs L.
R.ves.
Feersbufg-Wm. Robertson.
Putsytrama-(in arD)-Benj. ". S. CabeIl
4l2, Vincent Wltcher $40, Moses Walton 35g
Col Swanson 3l0.-(iwo precincts to be
heard from)
Rgsell-David B. Alexander, James McFar.
LAM
Wyihe-John A. Saunders 429, Charles l..
Crockel+ $50, John Stanger 22l.
Not IN The last Legislature.
THE AMENDED CONSTITUTION.
w Very few Of the returns below are com.
plete. We shall keep the Table standing, and
correct 1t as fast as we receive additional fe.
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OBITUARY.

DIED. on the 18th inst. nj the residence of
her father, Capt. Jos Montgomery. Of Nelson
county. Mrs. ALMlRA MEGGlN5ON, consort
of Jos. Megginson, esq. in tue Goth year Of her
age
Possessed of superior order OF intellect,
aud cheerful and benevolent disposition, she
had secured The warm friendship and esteem Of
numerous acquaintance many OF whom,
not present on the melancholy occasion here
announced, NAV be cheered by the we'll
grounded hopes that she has but exchanged
the cares aud anguish Of this world for an a.
bode ia " The Kingdom no, made with hands
eternal in tue Heavens" A devoted husband
aud two interesting little daugters, together
With large number of near relations, (wilh
all of whom she was manifestly a favorile) re-
main ever to depiore her loss.
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To Mes~s. +, Charles L. Jordan and
Matilda his rife, Alexander Burton,
GusfaDus a. Burton, John N. Bur
tan, Chr,stopher G.. Burton and T.
tizabeh Burton.
HNAkE NOTICE that on The 26lh day Of
n April. 1880, at the Tavern House of
William Terry in Liberty, Bedford county,
| shah proceed TO take the dispositions Of mai
Samuel Mitchell and others. II for any cause
said deposiions be not taken or completed,
on the day Rbove specified, then and in that
case they will bo taken on The day thereafter,
AZ The same place, regularly continued from
day to day till completed all Of which SAID
deposnions when 70 taken. are intended TO be
read on The trial OF n cause now depending and
undetermined ia the Superior Court of Chan
eety for The Lynehbufg district, in which yon
are complainant. aud me with others ARE de-
PENDENT. To the place Of taking these depo.
s'lions al the times herein specified you are
10 q0ested 20 attend.
Your obedieni servants,
SAMUEL READ & Co
April %. "a
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April 10
DANCISG SCANN{l.

HnIIE nest meeting of my school will tnke
- place on thursday the 22d of April, in tue
ball room OF the Franklin Hotel, at 10 O'Clock.
A NJ. Persons DESTROYS of pattonizing the
school are respectfully invited 10 enter their
ch drcn on that day a. the session is not too Far
advanced TO prevent their progressing with
those who came AT commencement
Tuition TO the end OF the quarter So
~ A practising ball will be held ON merit
Sal arday att O'Clock, in the evening. 20
which the Ladies are respectfully invited.
N. b. Bobeu Scott is employed TO play for
he Ball.
Gentlemen DESTROYS of participating. are
Informed that cards Of admission will be do
vercd at the bar of,he Franklin Hotel.
J. A. XAUPI
April 10 Elf
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~ /, will be observed, blythe above table.
that the last mail brought us returns from Se'e-
raj Western counties, and that they have al
most unanimously voted against the adoption
of the amended constitution. The majority III
favor of its adoption is now about $500.
We look for heavy vote IN its favor next
Monday, from our neghbors. Nelson, Halifax
and Bedford.
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ITEMS.

The last arrivals from France (says the Alex
Gazette )'exhiblt the state of that country as
highly interesting. The presses speak out bold.
Iy against the Ministry, and the opposition
have decided majority ia the Chamber OF De-
pulies. II remains to be seen whether an e.
rupion is actually to break forth after these
rumblings from the volcano.
In this age, beyond all question, the human
intellect is destined to be propelled onward by
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vharacier as well as talents. Battne universal
expressions OF surprise which ihs supposili5n
carried with II, has brought the Telegraph o
confession; aud II now in forms the public tina,
Il was not PIP. Barbour but }. S. baIbour,who
recommended Maj Lee--shieh, Of course. sur.
prises no one. This triek of the Telagranh
Is rather eta meaner cast than its usual boil
mendaeit, As 10 Judge Marshall, we learn
from The Richmond Wing, thai be spoke in
eommenda'ory terms alone of Mai. Lees tai.
enis-whch, we presume, needed no endorse
ment from any man.-Ib one word. however,,
"hat recommendations did Mai Lee require,
IN mahing an application for his REGARD 10 Gen
jackson. whose familiar companion he had
oeen' two or three years preceding Gen.
Jackson knew as much il not more abou, Mai
Lee from the personal intercourse which had
subslsied between them, al the Hermitage. than
he could possibly have acquired from the peru.
sal Oh hundred unmeanng complimentary
things, such ms letters OF recommendation are
Tor the most part made of
" Among the recent appointments OF the
Governor of Pennsylvania, is that of a Mr.
Shuberi Armitage TO be Inspector of Gunpow.
der IN Philadelphia on the annunciaiion of
winch the Philadelphia Enquirer remarks. al
is very laughahie. The office has been abol
Ished, and the person appointed has been dead
Tor several years - This is something like
Mr. Van Buren's designation of paper in Mis-.
s'sslpfi lately TO print the Laws of Congress,
"hy authority the publication of which had
ceased some three or four wears aeo
az The FOREIGN News are OF highIy in,
tere sting character No enc at all conycrsan,
"ith the hist ny of the scenes which preceded
the bloody tragedy OF the French Revolution
can fail TO perceive the striking iesemblance
between the events ofthe year 1876 i 7 and
those of l82s930. The Boufbous seem TO US
TO be laborlng under species Of iniaiuation
similar to that which led 10 the expulsion Of the
Stuarts from the British throne Adversely
| cannot teach them wisdom One would ina.
CINE that they had received fearful warning.
how dangerous i, is, in an Enlightened age, to
rely too much on the exploded idea OF the
sanctty OF Kings. The scailold on which Lou
is XVI aud his more guilty Queen were execu-
ted is not SO distant from the Thuillerles as to
be entirely overlooked Yet a portion of the
Kings Speech, on the opening OF the Cham
bers, which e1.orted their spirited reply which
will be found in our columns this IN orning, and
led to suspension of their session, would seem
to argue perfect forgetnlness or disregard of
that shocking event. The reader, however.
can draw his own differences from the copious
extracts from the foreign journals. which will
be found in preceding columns.
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lEwSoN'S OFFICE,


Lynchburg April 22d, 1880. {
The following numbers were drawn 10 the
Grand Consolidated Lottery. class NJ. 8, for
1880,
% 60 So 2 AZ 4 6 IS 8 80
Renew your small prizes in the Grand Con
sodaled Lottery, No. 9-Capi'ss sac 900 g.
$40, 0OO--csl this day at
HEWSON'S OFFICE,
Where Nos. 3 81 40 Ia capital prize of $500
was left on IL at Fortunes Cottage, for the
want o "A purchaser
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French aud English Chemicals, dc.
" OW opening a large aud beautiful supply
y of French aud English Chemicals, Nc.
viz:
oulphate Of Qninine Extract Vnlsrinn
DO knhaTb DO Sarsnpaf,lla
Do Morphine Oxide Bismnth
Acetate do OIL Garden Lavender
DO do ~ solution ulTama,Ine
Peperne Garb Ammotiea
Emetlne Lia. do Concentrated
Sdrich niue prnp Lake
lodyne Pink and cold Saucers
Hydriodaie Potash Picture Varniah
Varatrme Colored Flhcons
Delphine Vacc ne Virus
Brmcine tubes aud Bottles
PIerOtoxnie Cnrmino
Bromlne Lunar Caustic
Oh Nafnelln Beans Rhatsna koot
Oh koets hide Stnnnufn
On Crdrat Essence Of Ginger a
Oh Jessemine sew and beautiful anti.
Bird Lime Gle.
Chlorine de OK lie sod Preston and Godfrey =
uIn genu'oe imported smcl-
Smelling Bottles. n Ing Salts
splendid assortment Matches in boxes
Kobinson's Patent Barley (new ntilcle) III great
use IN London and Paris aud in our nnrthern
ciilcs. Howell DAVIES.
. April %