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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-14
Trustee 3 Sale.
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Trustees Sale.
4 IN Thursday, the 18Th day of April next, the sub.
~ scriber will offer AT public sale,
A TWO STORY FRAME TENEMENT &
49, LOT OF GROUND,
siIs the side of Union street, fifty five feet
hFs 81 six inches to the south Of Queen street; in
,.s' font on Union street fifty five feet six inches;
in depth one hundred feet
The above sale will be- made in front of the premises
above described, at O'clock p. ~. under deed of
trust rom George Coleman since deceased and Eliza.
beth his wife. to the ubscrber dated 18th February
1875 recorded in tie Office of the Circuit Court OF
Aexandria Terms cash.
mar l4-dis Il l. TAYLOR Trustee
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.iSONM.S ttaeteg tnr We
BY THE TON, BlRREL, OR BUSiiEL'
,uShE subscriber prepared to supply his Customers
4 and Others with Ground Plaster At as low prices ~
i, can be hal in the District for cash Also, constant
SUNNY a, the Cameron Mills, one mile from Town,
VII, IL the price is dollars rer ton Wsgoners
can be supplied wh"u, delay
rhe highes, market price paid for good WHEAT
delivered either at the Mills or ut my store ~ Town
JUNA. JANNEY.
Nexanlra Cd mo l6---tllm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-20
AAexandria academy, ID. G.

VNHE subscriber respectfully informs his patrons and
i the public. that the exercises OF this Institution
will be resumed on the first Monday in September.
The course of nstruct' will comprise the Latin,
Creek French and Englis, Languages, Gin the prin.
ciples and doms of which the students shall be tho.
roughly grounded;) Bellies Lettres, Eiocution, Natu.
raj and Moral Philosophy, Geography, Astronomy and
the usual branches of a liberal education.
Strict attention will be paid to the scholars in the
English department. They will be carefully instruct.
ed in the English Grammar, History, Geography, the
use of the Globes. Arithmetic, Book Keeping, Ma,he
mates, &c: Both the Classical and English scholars
will be frequently exercised in composition. declama
ton. &C. The earnest wish ofthe subscriber being to
prepare them for the business Of active life their stu
dies and efforts shall be seduously directed to that i'm
portant object. The morals and manners of the pu
pills will also be attended to.
The subscriber having been extensively engaged in
building for the last eighteen MONTHS WAS, Of neces
sity called of occasionally from his business; but he
takes pleasure to state, that the for such inter
rupton is now removed, and that he has made such
arrangements will enable him, in future to- devote
his time and attention exclusively to his profession
The Principal could accommodate four young gen
tlemen in his family On reasonable terms
EDWARD HUGHES,
aug 20-2awtf Principal.
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Young ladies Seminary,

Brooke Lodge. on 81. .asaph Street, betVee'l
Ring and Cameron.
XXIILIJAM N JONES informs his friends and the
w public that the duties of his School will be re.
sumed on the first Monday in September next. La
tin. French, .nd the useful branches of complete
English education. II comprise the course OF study
all arranged to suit different capacities IN order to
produce habits of industry and love for literature
connected with othe facilities of the Institution is
Free Library of upwards of hundred and fifty vo'
Tunes, carefully selected from the best authors, to
which gradual accessions will be made. As neither
zeal nor attention will be relaxed, he hopes, from the
experience of teaching Female School eleven or
twelve years, and attending particularly to the i'm
provenents made in the science of Education, he will
be enabled to give general satisfaction TO his patrons
E.permentslly knowing the good effects resulting
from examinations, ard cooperation o: those inter.
ested he respectfully invites them 10 call frequently
and witness for themselves his system of instruction.
and the regular progress and proficiency of his pupils
Teachers among the most approved and best quail
fed will be employed 10 instruct in French, Music
Drawing. and Painting.
Alexandria, August 2, 18}a-3m
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COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE MARKET-Aug. Is.

FLouR.-
H0ward Street Nour.-The receipts continue
very limited. and are chiefly Of new wheat. In
the early part Of the week. some sales from store
were made at &C. so per bbl.; parcels were sub
scquenty sold at Sc sol; and on Thursday Sc.
Yeral sales were made from store at sc Ga per
bbl. This morning some lots have also been
sold at sc 62a, and we quote this as the store
price to-day. The wagon price, until Thursday,
was very generally Sc. S7s, but it has since ris.
en,and the prevailing wagon rate to-day is $3.50
per Dbl.
City Mills Four-Sales of various parcels,
made of new wheat, have been made at S6.S73,
interest added. Yesterday sale or two was
made at Sc. so, and offers to buy for less we're
refused BY some holders. We quote to-day at
$685. Sc. so.
Corn Meal Sales OF two parcels Of bb's.
we're made Yesterday at $3.50 cash. To-day it 10
held by some at S5.75.
CRAM
Hhcei.-Ou Monday and Tuesday there were
no supplies of moment. On Wednesday three
carsoes of red, two Of which were prime and the
other very prime, were taken at Sl,SO per bush.
On Tbursdaya prime parcel Of red was sold at
Sl,SO; parcels Of good at LES and LIZ, and on
,he afternoon Of the same day one parcel OF good
t1,oo. The tendency to a decline in prices,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-20
70 Contractors.
Office ofthe Chesapeake& o. Canal Co.
Washington, JuLY17 1882.


PROPOSALS
WILL be received at this Office until Thursday,
w the 23d day Of August next. for the excavation,
embankment. and wslling, Of thirty sections Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio CauaI, commencing at point
on the Potomac river eight miles below illsmsPort.
and extending up the river fifteen miles.
Proposals will be received, at the same time, for the
construction Off Dam the Potomac river, at the
upper termination Of the above line, being opposite TO
the estate of Mr.. Colston.
Proposals will also be received, at the same time,
for the construction Of an Aqueduct Congo,
cheague; four Lift Locks, Guard Lock, and sixteen
CuIverts, al on the above line OF Canal.
plan of the Dam, Aqueduct, and Locks. with the
specification of the same, may be seen at this Office.
and on application to the Resident Engineer at H.
Transport after the first day Of August
Specifications, and blank forms Of proposals for he
sections Locks and Cu!verts, may be obtained either
at this Office or at Wliamspor.
Proposals will also be recsived until the 23G Of AZ.
gust for the construction OF Lock No. SO, Ct Xix feet
lift on the 1851, section of Csns If Lock No 10.
of nine feet lift on the 145h SECTION Of the Csna anG
for the excavation, embsnkn+n and ~siiing, Of the
9Th section Of the Caa; all being between The head
of Hsrper's Ferry Falls AID 1sliowey's Mil.
Nv order: JOHN p. INGLE,
jy 20-2sw'23dAuE Cltrk u q ~ Z. Go.
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inflammation Wanted

4 GENTLEMAN called two or three weeks since at
~ Air. John IIooe's e, in Prince William County, who
recognized child living there who IS supposed to
have been stolen from her parents two three years
ago. The above named gentleman stated to the ser,
wants that he about removing from the Upce
Country to Alexandria he has done so, he will con-
fer favor and serve the cause of humanity, by calling
ut the Office of BERNARD HOOE.
Alexandra, August 20, 1852
az The Editors of the Washington and Winchester
papers, may the of humanity by giving the
shove a fe w insertions
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manifested Yesterday, is confirmed to-day. for
parcel Of very prime red in market this morn.
ing, the highest offer made was LIS. The fair
quotation to-day for prime red appears to be
about 1,20 LIS. Other descriptions range
lower as in quality. Two cargoes OF prime white
we're sold on Monday at l.so, and to-day car
60 Of very prime white at 1,ss.
Corn-Continues scare and in demand. The
sales Of white throughout the week have been
made at 20 II cents, aud Of yellow at 72 70
cents, aud we quote the same rates to-day.
Rye-Sales Of good Md. at 70 cents per bush.
ell.
Oats.-Saes at 81 IS cents per bushei.
american.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-20
RIO DE JANIERo MARKET-July 10.

RIO DE JANIERO MARKET-July 10.
Bushes is very dull, and most imports selling
at low prices, even compared with the rate Of
Exchange. Flour continues in heavy supply, say
Is $4,000 barrels, and sales are pretty much
confined to retail operations. Whenever they
NAV be attempted to be forced, the price will fall
81 to $1,000 per bril- or perhaps Gil, and this may
be expected when the new crop appears, should
heavy shipments be made. We would repeat
that the consumption cannot be estimated above
5000 barrels per month, and neighboring markets
are generally as heavily supplied as our own, in
comparison With consumption. AT Rio Grande
they are overstocked and sales are difficult At
Bahia and Pernambuco prices are almost nomi-
nal, notwithstanding which some parcels have
gone to the former In consequence of the dull
ness OF this.
Advices from the La Plate, received to-day,
to 18th ult. are unfavorable as we'll for sales as
returns.
We must call your attention to new Custom
House regulations in all Brazilian ports, which
are likely to be rigidly enforced. All marks and
numbers on cargo must correspond to the letter
with those in the manifest, otherwise there is a
penalty of 500 a 2O0OH0OO at the option Of the
Judge. Consul's certificates to manifests are
Indispensable. Any thing more on board vessels
than may be manifestedt will be seized, and any
less punished by fine as above. Cargo having other
marks than in the manifest will be seized, and
that manifested without or with incorrect marks
or numbers, held to have been Struggled, and to
be accounted for under-heavy penalties, and YES
sels held responsible. Manfests must express
marks, numbers, particular and detailed contents,
value. Ship stores must also be manifested as
such.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-20
"A Card.

MRS BOURNE returns her sincere acknowledge
wi ments to those Young ladies who have waited her
return, and informs them, together with the ladies and
gentlemen Of Alexsndris, that she is to be found q,
Mrs Rebeccs Tsylor's, King street, where specimens
of her ork are to be seen, and terms made known.
Painting aud drawing from Nature taught in eight
lessons dissatisfaction be not given compensation
will be expected Also. wax Work and Ebony Work
Mrs d. socits the ladies to call early, as her time
will be limited in the District of Columbia. jy25-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-20
Mount Vineyard Hotel.

Mount Vineyard Hotel.
farm The subscriber begs leave to return his thanks
his friends and the public generally. for the
engagement heretofore extended to his Father, and
hopes, by strict attention to business. to merit
tinuance oftler patronage The above establishment
is situated about four hundred yards west of
Fairfax COURT HOUSE, vi.
at The spot heretofore used private dwelling by the
late Richard Radcliffe; which, for health, comfort and
pure water, is excelled by no place whatever. lie
will accommodate Ladies and Gentlemen in the most
comfortable and the reasonable terms,
either as travellers as Bosraers, by the week or
month.
Ladies and Gentlemen DESTROYS of leaving town dur.
ing The summer months, would find this comfortable
and agreeable retreat, being only IA miles from Alex
sndria, and Is from Washington and Georgetown.
JOHN r. BRONAUGU.
Mount VINEYARD, August 9, l852-3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-20
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. (D. {

ARRIVED. August Is,
aaSchr. John Alexander. Berry, Rio Grande;
Hides and Horns to J. c. Vowel and ]. McCobb.
SAILED,
Schr. Columbia, Smith. New York.
S,oop Statira, Garretson, cleared at Philadel-
phia for this port 10th.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-20
HEALTH OFFICE, AUGUST Is, 1882.

The Board Of Health take pleasure in announc.
ing to their feIlow.citizens that the town is still
free from any epidemic disease. and continues
unusually healthy. By order Of the Board:
BENJAMIN S. KINSEY,
.fugust 10, 1882. Secretary
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SteambOat Potomac

~ Will discontinue running for
4 the present, in consequence Of The
fSE. .lmos, entire suspension of travel
ling, but which, it is hoped, viii, be
for short time only Due notice will be given when
the Boat will resume her regular trips.
aug 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-20

Notice.
ISAAC CANNEIL having conveyed to the subserl'
bers his Property, for the benefit Of his creditors,
they are requested 10 present their claims either Of
the subscribers. BY the provisions Of the Deed Of
Trust, no creditor will be admitted to the benefit Of
the provisions Of the ssd Decd who shall not or be-.
fore the 10th lay Of September next execute to the
said Cannel full release Of all his claims against the
said Canne GEO. s. HOUGH,
VIM. l.. HODGSON,
Trustees Of Isaac Csnnel.
aug 1o-dlwGeotl0Sep
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-20
ALEXANDRIA, I'd. CO.
MONDAY MORNING. AUGUST 20. 1882.

We understand that the Board OF Health have
directed the Quarantine regulations for this port
% be discontinued.
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directed the Quarantine regulations for this port
20 be discontinued.
The Tobacco Manufactures Of Richmond. it
i,welI known, employ great number oil hands,
chiefly blacks. We are pleased to find, from
,bs Compiler, that the Proprietors. with praise
worthy berality, have incurred the expense Of
several hundred dollars in fitting up two Hospi-
tails. to which any who may be attacked with the
Cholera will be promptly removed. These Hos
n;ta,s are to be under the direction OF Drs. Hax-
all aud Burton, with DR.. Briggs, as consulting
Physician: all three of whom have seen the dis
ease in New York.
The Virginia Springs.-A letter from the
White Sulphur states that on the 10th inst there
were not less than three hundred and fifty visit
ors there, and many in the neghborhood waiting
an opportunity to get in. The place is said in
some measure to resemble Camp. Mr.. Clay
and Gov. Barbour were at the White Sulphur,
and Mr.. Speaker Stevenson was expected
A letter published in the Boston Transcript
announces serious accident at the Dry Dock,
Charlestown Navy Yard, on Monday morning.
II SAYS:
This morning, about two O'Clock, was call
ed up by an officer Of the Navy Yard, who came
BY direction of Captain Smith, to inform me that
,Ge Coffer-dam at the Dry Dock was broken in
and the Dock full of water. On repairing i'm
IL. II fnn hat ham y Loot
of the dam under the N. E. Wharf, next to the
channel, had been broken in. quite to the bottom.
and the earth is found to-day TO be washed away
8 or feet deeper than the piles were driven
No great injury appears as yet to have been done,
EXCEPT the delay of three or four weeks which
the accident will OCCASION"
Extract of letter from the Hon. E. Whittle-
sew, in reference to determination Of the Exc
cutive. relative to certain surveys authorized BY
acts Of Congress:
The question naturally arises, are these roads
of national Importance? IL the President thinks
they are, the law Of 1924 requires the expense of
surveying them to be borne by the United States,
if he directs them to be surveyed at all. If they
are not Of national importance, and such ia the
opinion Of the President, what authority has he
to detail an engineer with his instruments to sur
yev thems The conclusion draw from his or
dering the survey eondiiionaiy, is, that he mas
decided the roads are Of national Importance; but
that he does not consider himself restrained. re-
siricted, or controlled, THE LAW. This Is IN
accordance riih his rie,cs Of other ia,cs. Since
the passage of the act, at the late session of Con
gress, appropriating different sums Of money for
internal improvements, he said, las was reported
and believed,) he ,oouid srpead The appropria-
tions, OR WITHHOLD them, as he thought pro-
per.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-20

Fer Nest,
- The TENEMENT and HOUSE
AMiSIA OF PRIVATE. ENTERTAINMENT at
WMilIE present occupied BY Mr.. John 7 Bro.
AGMaW naugh. about 600 yards west of Fairfax
Court House. Toa good tenant the rent will be made
reasonable, for one or more years Applyto
GEO w. GUNNELL,
~ 23-w4w Near Fairfax Court House, Fa'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-20

pery late from Rio de Jansiro.-The very fast
sailing brig Matilda, captain Cline, arrived here
yesterday in the remarkably short passage OF
thirty days from Rio de Janeiro, having been alb
sent but ninety days from Baltimore, thirty one
of which were spent IN that port Captain c.
informs that the political state of the country
remained quiet, and business generally was ra.
Their dull.--BaA. american Of Saturday.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-20
.Eotiee.-SaAe This Day.

sNVtICO' -NuNO NIS D6S
IN pursuance of an Order ofthe County Court Of
Il Fairfax, dated June Court, 1882. directed to the
undersigned, shall sell to the highest bidder, on the
first day of August Court next. at Fairfax Court House,
the following NEGROES, belonging to the estate of
John 8. Love, Decd viz:
l Negro Man. Negro Woman and Female Child
3 Negro Boys. and Negro Girl
Purchasers will be required to give bonds, with ap.
proved security. payable in six months.
Sale TO take place at l! O'Clock.
WILLIAM SWlNK, Sen.
~ 23-wts Commissioner.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-20

From Nassau. have received files Of the
Braham Argus to the 9Th inst. by the schooner
Leo. They contain the accounts OF the capture
Of three slave vessels bound to the Havannah. -
The salt season at Turks Island il is stated has
commenced prosperously, and that the prices had
risen to 20 cents the bushel.-M T. Cour.
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Notice.

NOtlce.
'1NHE partnership heretofore existing under the
J. finn of Chamberlain e Edson is this day dissolv.
ed by mutual consent Those having claims against
tine firm, will present them to Sas ID. Edison; and
those indebted will make immediate pa, ment to him,
or either of us. LINCOLN CHAMBERLAIN,
aug l6 SILAS ID. EDISON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-20

Our paragraph respecting DR.. Spurzheim yes
terday was founded on mlsintormation; the gen.
tleman who has arrived here ia IN reality the
learned and eloquent phrenolosist, as we have
been assured this morning by one who knew him
well in France. He intends to lecture in this
country on the science which has principally en-
gagged the studies and researches OF his life
The DR.. lectures huently both in French and
English. N. y. Ere Post.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-20
CaMp Meeting.

OUNH S"VHS
CAMP MEETING will commence on Friday, oath
"A August, on the land of Captain Thomas Nelson,
Lansdown's Tavern and stafford Springs, equi distant
six or seven miles from those places nine or ten from
Stafford Court H,use and Bentsvie, and fifteen from
Occoouan. The situation is remarkably healthy, and
supplied abundantly with good water.
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DR.AJP.S THIS DRT.

Delaware s. n. Carolina Consolidated Lottery
Glass .,o. l6 70 1852.
Will be drawn at Wilmington, lDel. on Monday
August so
CAPITAL PRIZE $16o0ol
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-12

Chesapeake and Ohio Canal A br. ), 81,
siderab.e extent toDk place in this Cana on ~ w
das last, about hall mile above Ma.oD,, ,''t
drv This makes the fourth or fifth fine h.. 80
es have occurred az, or near the Same ,i,.'
Tier Is shelving rock over which the r
conducted. which, crossing the Canal ;,
place. and running Into the river, hrs co,.;i
rabic dec!Iua'ion IRON the Canal TO the ,r.. nv
The eel and ',w.path are formed 5y c,,rn.I
a considerable distance, at a heavy e,n,. ~'
which is thrown from the carts l,ostL a..
precipice upward, of Tort, feet, upon :. Jr,a
until il is raised to its proper height; the r,,'
and SIDE Of the Caaai next to the river BEN, y
ed with clay, and puddled The emb,n!,.,
becoming saturated wIth water prior 70 II, b,'1
a chance at settling, breach IS The na,ur,l -
sequence; and so long as the presen, Ian #
pairing The same is pursued. 80 long will S,s,,
es f"iinw. IL the Engineer 1T Sup. intenJqD, -
get cedar brush. turning the lars neAtM, C,rJ
the but, towards the river. FIRST layer Of rod,
and then layer OF broken slnue-,Iefe h,,.
the greatest quantity Of such stone direcy,,,,|
the side of the Canal opposite the brrach.e,r
worked up to It's proper height. and lhe bol,n
and the side OF the Canal puddIed, proDeri,. vi,
good clay, NV word for IT. it will stand a. dan
bly, as the rock upon which it i, based. --ia.h
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-12

shrinking before the TIDE which Is pressing them
away, and they will soon hear the roar OF the
last wave which shall settle over them forever
Slowly and sadly they climb the distant noun
tain, and read their doom IN the setting sun
Soon, they will live only in the songs and ehro'
nicles Of their exterminators. Let these be faith
fu to their rude virtues as men. and pay one TIL
butte to their unhappy fate as people"
TProuidence Journal
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-12

published, daily, 10y EDGAR SNOwOEN,) Tor the
Town, and thrice week for the Country. on Fairfax
street. between King and Prince streets, nearly OPP
posite the Post Office. Daily paper 3d. Country pa
per IS per Observation-Disclosures, inserted al .ne
following rates: For square Of Is lines inserted
daily, or every o,he- day three times, 81; ana
cents FOE ever suhseqnen, Insertion On Advet'iss
ments inserted onee or tDiee veek IS per cent. al
d,,ionsI No Anyertist mrnt considered less than
square. nor inserted for less than 81 All advertise
nl.nts published in the DAILY, appear IN the Country
paper.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-12

The Scarlet Fever. which has prevailed so ex.
tensively and fatally in the Middle Atlantic
States for eighteen months past. exists with equal
severity in some portions Of the West A sin.
gle paper Of Ohio mentions the deaths Of six
children BY il.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-12

A case Of Cholera has occurred in Charles,
5. c. The man was seaman, and had h...,
low on board the brig Amelia, is,eiy wr...'T
which vessel had the Cholera on board n
Incorporate. The case is announce cd b, =
Board of Health.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-12

A man was found hOatin, in one Of The 4.
on Saturday. He had apparently been dro,.
several days. Some suspicious were eu,e,,,
ed that he had not met his death accideu,,l,
and We understood sailor VAS taken n, -,
committed on charge Of being concerned n -
business.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-12
Watts ChlOrate Mntche"
OR LUCIFERS, -,

IN HIGH instantly ignite by quick. dr'a .;,'ss
w Of sand paper lightly over the cohpora .,l, 81
so. Ginger Lozenges; Pearl Barley ra,e"' White 6:
making barley water, &C; Flesh Bnl'hesi =. rs1r
Arabic; Castor Oil; Pearl Sage; Chahom Geo
Gecuine Croton oil. imported from franz and a.
Carpenters Medicines; swam'' Ps"'eeN
articles in the DRUG line, for sale oy er,srfF
1imo7 W!LL'as