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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-31
THE CHOLERA.
New YORK, SATURDAY, july %.
NeU Cases. Deaths.
HEALTH OFFICE, PHILADELPHIA, J
July 28-NoOn.

case Cholera Hospital, No. 10, Cherry street
above Fifth, male. died July eth.
: case on board the sloop Ruth, at Christian
street wharf. a male, died July 9th.
8 cases station No. 10, Sixth near Catherine.
dead, 1 convalescent
l case Cholera Hospital. No. 9, Locust near
Twelfth, male, dead.
By order,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-31

WM. A. MARTIN. Clerk.
Of the above cases occurred IN the Districts.
Q do. do in the City.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-05-03
THE INNKEEpER,s STORM.

This pretty aud well-told story, is from the
pen Of Mrs. hAnnIEr Muzzs, formerly OF Pro
videnee, aud nov Of Phiisdelphis.
4 About seventeen years after the
close Of the Revolutionary war, a
stranger arrived at principal town in
ens Qf oar Eastern States, and on be
ing own to 4 Respectable public huuse,
info ped the landlord, whose name
was yedson. that il was his intention
10 remsIn there several DAYS. There
was messing extraordinary in the arri.
val ofs stranger in the town. and vet
the landlord ct the inn before mention
ed, could nothelp regarding this stran.
ger with peculisr attention. lie was
rather inclined towards the vale of
years. and evidently in III health,
and there wac something in his coun
tenanee and in his air, that forcibiy
drew the attention Of the worthy Jed.
sen towards him, and seemed TO recall
the far oHfememSranees Of other times
and other scenes; he communicated
his feelings TO his wife, and added.
IF il was possible, Mary. l should
say that 1 have seen this stranger be h.
fore, ard on the very night when we
tirst saw our poor Eval.'
But It is not possible echoed the
good Mrs. JedsoD; he would have
known you at once; besides, such a
wretch would not have been nermiited
to cumbcr the earth so long. 1t is on
iy fsacy dear husband and for PHYS
sake don't speak ut it To poor Eval, Tor
il will put her in mind Of all her trsu
bles" The good man promised eau
tioa--and went to take one more look
Of the stranger.
Woman's curiosity is proverbiai +;
aud the excellent wife Of the inn Keeper
was not without her share; but a
stronger motive than mere idle cari
osity i'npeiIed her TO f,ign an excuse
Tor entering the parlor appointed 70,
the stranger. and she forthwith fol
lowed her good man. Long and in
tense was the scrutiny with ~hich the
unusually modest anil quiet dame re.
gsrded the elegant looking guest, who
reclined apparently buried IN thought.
IN ah arm chair which occupied = re
cess near the be place The stran
ger looked ~. met her earnes, gaze,
and started. Seventeen years bad not
wrought so great change in the per
son ~ the l.sdisdy a. nj sht have been
expected; fUr an innocent AID active
life bad aided 4 constitution naturally
robust, and Size It'll appeared much
the same - Sc had fourteen years
back. The stranger feI, be had seen
her before; he pa.sed his hand over
his iiushed face and Addressed 10 he's
some trivial question. The lone 81
her 'oice IN aasSenng seemed 10 .ifiks
apNn he ears ss one remembered, bot
he said nothing.
we Lars seen him before, Josiah,
said the landisdy to her h0siIaud. wben
alone. lie has not yet met the pun.
ishment due % his nisdeeds Nhal
shall We saw Something We must DO!
1t IL indeed him = returned Jed
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-05-03
PoHyIoAx.,
STANZAs.
STANZAS.
luy James G. Brooks, present editor of The Win
chester kcpublican.l

- ~ ~.
By James G. Brooks, prcscnt editor of the w;
chester Rcpublican.
Life hath iss son.isiae; bat the ray
Which flashes ON liz stormy wave.
10 but the be>ccu cf decay,
A meieor glesmiag DER the erarc;
And though ITS davning hour Is bright,
Win fsneys g.yest eoloaring.
fct DER les cloud eucumLcred night
DARK ruin hsps iis raven wing
Life hath its hoS RS, anil What are thew,
The buds Of early love aud truth,
Which spring and wither In ,,zv.
The gen: III warm couhding youth;
Alas, those buds decay and die.
TIRE ripcnrd ani maturei In bloom,
Then In an hour bsI,ald them lie
Upon the stall aud lonely tomb.
Life hath i,s pang Of deepest thrill,
ny sting, rsirntlcss memory,
which wakes not, pierces not, until
he hour Of JOY has crsscdIo be;
Then whrp The heart !. in its pail,
And cold affections gather DER,
Thy mourrfui aaihem dnth recall
bhss which hath died to bloom no more.
Lite hath It's blessings; but The storm
Sweeps like the desert wind in wrath
To scar and blight the lovcliest form
That sports on earth's deceitful path.
On. soon the Wild besrt-brokcn vail,
SO changed from youths delightful tone,
Floats monrufnlly upon the gale,
When all Is dcsolste and lone.
Lille hath its hope; fleeing dream.
heaakered flower, a setting sun,
Which caste transitory CLEAN
Upon the even clouds OF dun.
rsss on, an hour-,hst dream hath iled,
he howers on earth fcrsakcn lie
II lie has ~ Ice L.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-05-03
I'irgissia Free Press.

O. We desire, about the first Of octobe,
next, to make an addition to our form, and
some general improvement, in the appearance
Of the paper. This improvement is contem-
plated, In order to keep pace with the in
crcasing patronage extended to the rsEr
Pass, and to give II character worthy OF
composition with amy weekly paper in vir-
Binia. We do not wish TO be excelled by
our eontemporarics-nor will we be, If our
readers will be as mindful of US a. nece ssit,
compels us to be Of them.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-05-03

"earied and Disguised with the eternal
chickering's ofParty, we feel a relief OCCASION
ally IN turning to something of n miseellanc-
ousc cast. We doubt not, many of our rea-
ders have similar feelings and for their bene-
III we devote a few columns this week to wha,
may be termed iighi reading. 4 portion Of il
IS for the especial use Of our female friends,
for whose edifeation we have reason TO feel
much interest
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-05-03

We have reason to believe that many per-
sons are iabouring under erroneous impress
sions as to the proceedings Of the last Lesis-
latare, upon the subject Of the removal of
free negroes and mulattoes. We shall there
fore take occasion. shortly, to refer 10 the
journal, and give a review Of the bill which
passed the House Of Delegates, but which
was rejected in the Scnate--and Of the
causes which led to the rejection.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-05-03

excellent wife, were sharers Of the han.
piness they had been the means Of pro.
noting. and the father Of the beautiful
Fanny never forgot the impression
made by the innkeeper's story.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-05-03

!SsdUtlion. In the Circuit Cert
and Court &c Oyer and Termissr, re-
Gently held in Uties, y. y verdict
Of $3.50 damages vas recovered BY
Asa Clark against Andrew West. 20
sn sction fyr scdoei0g che Plaiaua's
Daughter.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-05-03

.NtS fort Politics The Hon. Mr. Collier,
IN speech vccca,Iy delivered IN Congress ,hu'
alluded TO the politics of New YORK
(" mean no disrespect to the State
when | say, that the changes and evo.
Lotions Of the leaders Of g the party''
have been as rapid and changeabie, tho
less regular than movements Of an old
fashioned country dance. II is down
outside. down 10 the middle. and cas-
ting OF and changing partners, aud
changing sides, and ehassee 90 the right.
and chsssee 10 the left, and balancing
in q non committed sort Of way, turn
ing half rOand, aud turning ali round.
Sad IN al these whifiigig move
meats, orthodox aBd RspubhcGn siiH !''
The Edisar Of the New York Jour.
nal Of Commerce, IN looking At the lie,
Of yeas snd nays n the Senate, "a 1916.
on tive question ~ Incorporating the
United States Bank. finds among its
opp01snfs Aiessrs, GoaE Efyo, WIN.
SRA. PIgrEHiwo. &c. az of them lea.
ding f,fsroiis'sg ard among its supper
ters Joss Q. CAtHoUN, WILsoN LUar
Kis the present Osveaor Of Georgia.
JoaH foRGYrH. and. ~ short. tbs en-.
we delegation IL 1eofgiA AID SOafh
Caroii s.With three executions.
The 'o'i9w .ng editorial opinion Of
tas 10 In Morning Chronicle Of the
xy'h Fsbriary Is worthy OF notice --''l II
aos' not 'squlre the eff Of prophecy
% isfee thst Religion will ere long,
o. inIted 70 Holland. This, Of course,
me Three Powers ere aWaFe o." u
SCENE that thsoughoat Belgium the
lover classes were in extreme distress,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-05-03

A good deal Of noise has been made, be-
cause the Bank. Committee discovered few
Editors to be in debt to the Bank. Now did
any one for a moment suppose it possible
that PriHtsrS could get aIeng without Dor.
rowing morey as well as metaphors I'll.
their eSsis~i to ersdi,-then why not have ere
dl according to eiufosl?
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-05-03

Warfiks.-Gov. Hamilton, of South Caro-
lima, has accepted the Office Of Hewtensnt In
one Of the Volunteer Corps Of Charleston,
In order to qualify himself for the command
Of brigade. II would be amusing to read
the commission issued by Cos. James Hamil-
ton to Lieut.. James Hamilton--a man COM
nissioning himself. All this is SO strikingiy
Of the Bombastes Furioso school, that broad
laughter at such \ scene is irresistible. Does
South Carolina really expect TO intimidate
the Union by this puerile parade' Does she
In truth expect such gasconading to produce
modification Of the Tariff
Fast as is our friendship for the principle
Of protection, we have heretofore expressed
our willingness 20 modify the Tariff, in de-
ference TO southern prejudices-but this silly
parade Of Gov. Hamilton and his friends,
has convinced us that no consideration Is due
20 them. They have been taken with child
ish 1T OF rebellion--and we would let htm,
30 osf Of the Uaion-as hayward children
sometimes go from the parental roof. They
will soon feel their utter hclplessness, and
be glad TO get back.
We would LET Georgia so too. II Is folly
70 have an Union Of such materials.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-05-03

sNt1S lorl f'oEhes The Hon Mr.. Collier.
"a speech rcecesly delivered IN Congress thus
alluded 10 the politics of New York
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-05-03

We would let Georgia go too. II Is folly
70 have an Union Of such materials.
Southern planter., 1832-05-05

hrE or MIssssPPI,l OrPhans' Courf,
Hlkinson County.a February Term, 1889
THE Administrative ofihe Estate of Joseph r.
Hcnley, deceased, having returned to this Court
als Of claims presented against the Estate Of said
penley,--and also an account of the personal pro-
pehy Of said Estate, whereby it appears that the
personal property is insufficient TO pay the debts a.
ans SAID Estate-Ii is therefore ordered, that a
citation issue to all persons interested in the real
state Of said Henley, 10 come forward at the next
Nay Term Of this Court, 10 shew cause why the
leal estate Of said deceased should not be sold TO
my The debts of said Estate.
A true copy from the Records-Attest,
rr EDW. FELTUS, CK.
Southern planter., 1832-05-05
NUMBER 1s.

bic matter op this subject, 70 cot an the States
south oftho Potomac, into blaze. However un-
Wise and unjust may be the system Of domestic ser
v'udc Il is not foE us 70 put into tho hands o The
slave the sword and the brand. Nor can any civil
or serrilc war rage 10 any other State of,his Union,
without affecting, in some degree, our own peace
--siace We may be compelled by our pohcaf reia-
iion, 70 bear part in the conflict, fcannot but
hope therefore, that our citizens, ifany ofthem arc
so inclined will refrain IN future from such Danger
ous puhllcaton--iha they win ieave TO those, who
feel and suffer from tho calamity, 10 find renedv
apd redress for the wrongs of slavery--io time,
which moIoraios every thing--io the enlightened
and humane spirit Of our age--and to che benign
influences Of Christianity aii -
Southern planter., 1832-05-05

NIlTYfE-

NOTICE.
BY virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court ol
Wilkinson County, obtained at tho January Term
thereof 1882, the undomigncd Administrator Of
John Conncll, deccasod, viii sell al public auction
70 The highest bidder, on a credit Of six months, al
the Personal property belonging to said Conncll.
deceased consisting Of Horscs, CGric, Hogs, or
en-, HoussAoid and Kitchen Furnifgrc, dre.--Ths
sale to take place on MONDAY the q3d of April
next, 1882 al the plantation Of sad deceased, ncat
neutrality-suspicious. giving bond and security
according 10 law. i'
II. coNNELL, Adnr.
Match 9, 1882. 10 ''N
Oe-The above AdmnisiJaioJ's sale. Of The f..
tate ofJohn Connel, deceased Is postponsd until
Saturday hc oh day Of Nay merit. ID +, ~ "a
., III, cONNELL, Admir-.
April %, 1889. 2 ie /. +. I. /.
Southern planter., 1832-05-05
Notice.

THE liule, running, creole, al-horse JOLLY
FRlAR, will be let 10 mares thc7resent season
% accommodating terms To constitute fine
hone, blood, form & action are the thre grand re
qqsiies In these, as well as the minor 0es, Jolly
WI not suffer by comparison with any years
% colt in the County; nor will he decline trial
aspeed, from Ia TO 2 miles, with light oiIea-
weights, on fair terms, against any horse hw
a'efIised in the County -.
+. r. RICHARDSON.
WoodyAle Match TO- 1a3g. 70
Southern planter., 1832-05-05
..- HARDlMAN g. PERKINS.
WoOdville March the 10th 1882.

PEDIGREE OFrCAROLlNIAN.r
Hewas sired by the celebrated race-horse VIZ
gnian, out Of Lady Jackson, both of them by the
I'd Si5 Archie, making Carolinlan double Sir
Archie. The Pedigree of Virginian is so genereraly
known that it is unnecessary to detail It; we will
however give that of Lady Jackson. She was
hlge bay mare, foaled the l2th day Of April 1916,
nlsedby Grin Jackson. She was by Old Sir Archie,
culoia Walter Raleigh mare-she ont of a double
Janus mare Walter Raleigh by old Mark Antho-
W out Of an Appolo mare, she out Of Old One
tye and she by Old Janus. AppOllo by Regulus,
ae 6y Godolphih Arabian, his dam Guy Robinson,
y Bal Galloway, grand-dam by Snake, out OF
va Wlks, daugaler Of old IIaughtboy.
kegulus won seven ROYAL Plates in one year,
Sed I never was beaten being the sire Of Adolphus
iolan, the dam Of Eclipse, the grand-dam of
Nghayer, any many otbtr fine horses and mares.
Those wishing to raise Inc Colts are insisted TO
consider the merits of Carolaian.
Southern planter., 1832-05-05
A(ITYCE.

ALL persons having accounts with the subscr
ber for meat, corn, wood, hauling, &c. would do
well 10 call and settle them. My health will not
pIrmit me to RUN after them. ! will on or before
The 18th day Of MAJ, leave them indiscrimipately
IN the hands ofan officer for collection, that think
will incur all tic cost on them that they so Justly
merit JOHN l.. BRUCE.
. April "a. 1882. 10
Southern planter., 1832-05-05
BY Van Tromp Crawford. esq.

Presiding Justice Of Uie County & Probate Court
Of Amite County, in the State of MissiSsippi,-
NOTICE is hereby given, that on application
TO me by Richard Hurst Of said County, aud Al
exander Buckmasier g. Sarah Buckmaser his wife,
Of Calvert County in the state Of Maryland, who
claim certain undivided parts Of all that parcel Of
land situated in Amte county, and known and de-
scrbed the East half dissection thirteen, IN town
ship one, ofRange four East; and the North East
quarter of Section twenty four, in Township one,
Of Range four East; in the district Of United
States lands offered for sale at Washington, Mssis-
sippi 1.-THE said Hurst on his part claiming one
undivided moiety Of said lands, and also one un.
divided fifth part ofthe other moety Of said lands
and also fourth part Of one other undivided fifth
part Of said moiety last mentioned ;-and the said
Alexander a. Sarah on their part claiming in right
Of the said Sarah, one undivided fifth part Of moi
ETY. Of said lands, and also one fourth part Of one
other undivided fiilh part Of a moiety Of the same
land; ! have nominated George r. Lea, Robert
Stewart, senior, and Robert Stewart, junior, Com
mssoners to divide said tracts Of land into equal
shares or parts, and uness proper objections are
stated TO me on The foWrteeHfi day June merit the
said George Lea, Robert Stewart, senr. g. Ro-
bert Stewart, IT,, will then be appointed Commits
soners to make partition Of the SAID lands pursuant
70 an act, entitled Gan aci, concerning the parti-
ton oflands held by coparceners, joint tenants and
tenants in common.
Given under my hand this Esd February, 1889
V. r.. CRAWFORD,
prcSidiup Justice A q q
Southern planter., 1832-05-05
NO1'ICE.
The Through bred Horse
CAROLTNIAN.

Will stand the present season at the plantation
VI. R. Richardson, seven miles East Of Wood
Vie, aud be let TO mares at the reduced rates,
laOPs being shorty of S5, $40 and Sl5, with the
nd conditions. CAROLlNIAN IS a beautiful
Ny with black legs, maneand tail; 16 hands high,
vi ProportiOned, six years old, in fine health and
ngor. rh
CARoLINIAN will not explore the country in
Eaich Of custom, but should tho citizens Of any
neehborhood, make upa number Of mares (say 8
10Y and give information Of the same he will,
Tor their convenience, be sent to some central sit
adon Mares from distance particularly atien-
tsd TO- For further particulars apply TO F. K.
richardson. n
Southern planter., 1832-05-05
Notice.

THE undersigned Administrator the Estate
of Chapman White, deceased, will, at the next
NAV Term of the Probate Court Of Wilkinson
County, present his accounts for final settlement.
NJ. L. DrGRAFFENREID, Adnr.
Anril Ia. 1892 IS
Southern planter., 1832-05-05

Paper from rood III has lately been discover
ed, says an English Journal before us, that Tho
best paper for wrappers, writing and printing. may
be produced from wood shavings boiled in miner
al or vegetable aIkali One hundred pounds Of
wood and pounds of aikali will produce rcam
ofpaper.
The shortest trip ever made between Phladci.
pha and Baltimore, was lately run by the Ciiscas
Onion Line, the passengers in Which leA phila-
delpha at IN the morning, and we're landed al
ten minutes past three in the afcrsoop, in Balu.
moro
Southern planter., 1832-05-05
J. ". .GILpART & ~. EEELETB,. )

CoUNsELLORs g. ATTORNEYS AT Law, .a
HAVING associated themselves in the practice
d Law, will attend 10 all profession al business
entrusted to them in. the Circuit, County, a. Or
Das courts in Woodyille.-They viii attend the
supreme g. Chancery Courts of the State g. me
Chepn Courts of Amite, franklin and Pike Co IN
ha--Ofice East sde of the Public Square, op-
puie the Court House. 'ol ZOO 4''"
Woodviile Nov 90. 1904 G
Southern planter., 1832-05-05
I6n2
OFFIcE PLANTERS BANK !
Z

W0odpiHe, dPrH ON, 1852,
NOTICE is hereby given, that from and after
this date his Bank will allow interest on monies
10 the credit Of individual Depositots at tho rate Of
one cent for each one hundred dollars remaining in
Bank to their credit for one day--and at the saline
rate for longer time aud larger sums; but no al
lowance Of interest will he made on fractions Of one
hundred dollars. BY order.
A. NJ fELTUS Cashier.
tGtC tr.
Southern planter., 1832-05-05
c. p. SMITH 4 p. ". FARRAR.

c. p. SMITH d p. w. FARRAR.
WILL hereafter practice LAW in co-partnerhip,
nihe Courts held in Woodvlle, and will attend
he Circuit Courts of Franklin g. Amite- and the
different sessions Of the Supreme and Chancery
Courts Ofthe State.-Oflice on the East side ofthe
Public Square where one or both Of them may at
Ill lines be found, unless absent on professional
business.
WoOdville, March 8, 1891.
Southern planter., 1832-05-05
TETt1iS.

THE price of this paper is FIvE DOLLARS per annun,
vuncc or SIX poiLARs at the expiration Of the year
,re 70 notify discontinuancc at the expiration Of the
- snbserihea fori viii be considcsed as new engage
sat f. .isisl laf fslal ..-- oas
z ApvrRrsrafENrs eopspeuousiy inserted AZ ONE poIe
r ref square (ten lines under) io the first insertion
i tfrrY crNrh for each contnuance-longer ones in
4 - 'ns psupostisi Payment t6bo made when the ad-
,-ai,emeni Is left for insertion, or on demand
Southern planter., 1832-05-05
OrrIcE PLANrERs BANK,l

IVoodpille, April I'M. 1899
BY resolution of the Board the Discount Day
Of this Bank is fixed for Tuesday in each week.
Notes for Discount, must be offered previous
" TO that day, or they will not be placed before
the Board. Bank hours from 10 A.. M. tll o.
clock, P. NJ except on discount day, when the
office will be kept open h 3 o'clock, p. NJ.
A. NJ FELTUS, Cashier.
IGm2
Southern planter., 1832-05-05
IN. @. DROWN q CO..

"AVE JUST RECEIVED from The North, an al1oTi'
N ment Of
Centlemen's fine Morocco s. Calf BoOts--Geafs.
Calf Shocs,--LGdies' Shoes s Children's Bro
gaHs.
They arc also receiving from the North, a general
assortment of---ERESH MEDICINES, DRUGS,
PAINTS, DYE-STUFFS, &c ,--smougst which are
Southern planter., 1832-05-05
DIR. GEO. Q. nc W'HORTER

IS 10 be found at all times at his office, adjacent
De Office Of SMITH q FARRAR, or at his dwelling,
he house formerly occupied by Captain Wade,
Vheh not engaged professionally.
Jannnru 26, 1889.
Southern planter., 1832-05-05

CHAUNCEYS. S' H. d. KELLOGG con-
hnus TO practice .aw as heretofore Their OF
scs & opposite the Bank .. 10 De-. t... isaf
Woodrillc, January G, 1899. sy1 3v
Southern planter., 1832-05-05
Law NOTICES.

s. RANDOLPH, Attorney and Counsel
lof At Law; having settled himself in Woodville,
tfsrs professional services to his friends and the
plblie. He viii practice. in The Circuit Courts Of
Wilkinson aud Amiie counties, and the Supreme
md Chanccfy Courts in Natchez, His Office is
n ,he Northeastern corner Of the Public Square.
woodyille, Feb, II, 1882. g. SOL
Southern planter., 1832-05-05

tnt tohoWuH aNNeASAt f"s
Aptimonial Powders. Oil Of Wormseed,
Ammo mated Alcohol, :" Sessairasss
Aleppo Scammony, " Annise,
Tartaric Acid " Peppermint.
Pyroligneus Acid 40 Csnthandes,
Balsam Of Tou J, +" Snapine,
Balsam h Soldihed Copai. Sulphate Of Potass.
London Caomel, English Saffron.
Corander Seed, Tumeric,
CaNway Seed, Iithage,
Cephalic Snuff, Turkey TIMBER,
Puv Colocynth, Florida Water,
Cobalt (or fly Poson,l yudkn's Ointment.
Puiv Ergot, Juube Paste,
Ext Butternut, Compd Ext Buehu.
" Belladonna, g fuid Ext sarsapanla'
Hiosciamus, " Syrup Of Liverwort,
Black Hellebor, Moxon's Apperient Magnesia
Russia Isinglass, Mckims Magnesia,
Juniper Berries Whites Tooth Ache Drops,
Iupulipe Hanowgate Salts,
Denarcotsed Opium, Maceabaw Snuff,
Acitate Of Morphia, Scotch ditto,
Sal Martis Fancy Cologne,
Piperine, Essence Of Mustard
Sulphate Of ounins, Copal Vanish
Pncepitated Ext Bark, Teeth Sealing instruments,
Rochelle Salts, Gum Elastic Pessares,
supr Carb Soda Glass ditto,
Semina Coichicum, Perpend Tooth Extraetou,
Pulv. Gum Arabic, Lancets Lancet y ses,
White Lead IN Oil, &c.
WoodpiHe, April IA, 1882. 10