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JOSEPH CHARLLSS & SON
WHOLESALE RETAIL.

WHOLESALE g. RETAIL
D.syGs,saans2sS---sHo LOUIS
"AvE just received large supply of MEDICINE.
Il Il ALso-an extensive variety of Miscellaneous Ar
ticles, calculated for the Merchant and Physician;
AMONG WHICH ARE
90 casks of Rochelle, Epson and Glauber Salts
25 do refined Salt Peter and Camphor,
$50 ozs. French and American Sulph Quinne, in OF.
and OF. bottles; Hydriod Potass and Iodine; Gum
Opium, Myrrh, Alloes; Gamboge; Kino Guiac Assafoe-
da Scanimony and Shellac Spices, and Pearl Barley
Sage; Tapioca; Arrow Root and Tamarinds; Ander-
sons Lamotte's and Church's Cough Drops; Thomp-
sons and common Eye Waters; Bal. Copavia; Burgun
dy Pix, Borax; 20 carboys Nitric and sulphurc Acide
and Ether; 10 bbls. Spirits Turpentne; 8 bbls Crem
Tartar, Flor Sulpher and Chamomile Flowers 10 bb.
Gentian, Orange Peel, White Canella Quassia, Corr
ander Caru and Anniseeds and Red Saunders; box
English Mustard Seed and Cayenne Pepper; 20 bills
Opodedoc Harlem Oil, Oil Wormseed and Worm Tea,
Godfrey's Cordial, British Oil, Bateman Drops, Lees
N. L. and W. Pills, seibtz and Soda Powders; Cephal
e, Aromatic, Eclipse, Rappee and other snufs; Ess
and Oil Peppermint; HenTy's, M'Kim's and common
Cacined Magnesia Ess. Spruce. &c. &c. &c.-with
many other articles too for insertions all of
which will be sold al such prices for cash, the usual
credit. must satisfaction.
June 26th 1881 8-lv
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sSEcc-a LAND FOR SAAIIaa.

SSICC'1a LAM FOR ST. &.
NOTlCE is HEREBY GIVEN, That on the third
l v Monday in May next at the door of the Court
House in the town of Shelby ville there will be offered
for sale to the highest bidder, Section number sixteen,
township eleven North Range four East, subvided
by the trustees of said section. Said Land will be sold
IN lots OF 40 acres, commencing in the northeast
ner at lot number one, and offering each lot in rotation
until all are offered. map of said section filed with
the Commissioner and be at the Clerks office
JOSEPH OLIVER,
Commissioner School Lands, Shelby Co. III.
March ID, 1882 lids
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''Father, the brook
That by our door went singing, when launched
MY tiny boat with all the sportive boys,
When school was DER, is dearer far to me
Than all these deep broad waters. Tony eye
They strangers. And those little trees
My mother planted in the garden bound
OF our first home, from whence the fragrant peach
Fell in its npening gold, were fairer sure
Than this dark forest shutting out the day.''
"What, no! my little girl"-and with light step
4 fairy creature fastened towards her sire;
And setting down the basket that contained
The noon's repast, looked upward to his face
With sweet confding smile.
tsSee, dearest, see
Yon bright wing'd parroquet, and hear the song
OF the gay red-brd echoing through the trees,
Making rich music. Didst thou ever hear
In far New England such mellow tone?"
81 had robin that did take the crumbs
Each night and morning; and his chipping voice
Did make me joyful as went to tend
My snow drops. was always laughing there,
In that yfrsthome. should be happier now.
Methinks, if could find among these dells
The same fresh violets."
Slow night drew on,
And round the rude hut of the emgrant
The wrathful spirit of the autumn storm
9pake bitter things. His wearied children slept;
And he with head reclined sat listening long
To the swoln waters of the Illinois,
Dashing against their shore. Starting, he spalse--
"Wfe!-did see thee brush away tear?-
Say, was it so?-Thy heart was with the halls
Of thy nativity. Their sparkling lights,
Carpets and sofas, and admiring guests,
BeGt thee better than these rugged walls
Of shapeess logs, and this lone hermit home.
''No no all was still around, methought
Upon my ear that echoed hyng..did steal
Which mid the church where erst we paid our vow:
So tuneful peal'd. But tenderly thy voice
Dissolved the illusion'-and the smile
Lightning her brow-the fond caress that sooth'd
Her waking infant-re-assur'd his soul,
That wheresoe'er the pure affections d,ceH
and strike ahealhftlroot, is happiness.
Placid and grateful to his rest he sank;
But dreams-those wild magicians, which do play
Such pranls when reason slumbers-tireless wrought
Their will with him. Up rose the busy mart
Ofhis own native city-roof and spre
All glittering bright in fancy,s frost-work ray.
Forth came remembered forms-with curving neck
The steed his boyhood nurtur'd proudly neigh'd-
The iavorite dug, exulting round his feet,
Frlsked with shrill joyous bark-familiar doors
Flew open-greeting hands with his were linked
In friendships grasp-he heard the keen debate
From oongregated haunts, where mind with mind
Doth blend and brighten-and till morning roved
Mid the loved scenery of his father-land,
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TAKEN UP
1b9Y Azoriah B. Gregory, SoRREL MARE, two
- years old, fourteen hands high fax name and tall
both hind feet white, blaze her orehead-appraised
to nineteen dollars, by Thos Smith, and James Cash.
before me this Goth November, 1881.
Jaco5 Gregory, J. p
true copy attest,
SAML. LEIGH, Crl1 C. c. w. c.
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NOTICE.

VuVHE undersigned have taken out Letters of Admin
Il istraton Of the goods, chates, rights, and cred
its of JAMES SHAW, late of Coles county, deceased
All persons having any just demands against the estate
of said deceased requested to present them to the
to the Judge of Probate for Coles
ty, ILL.,, in due time for Payment.
ANAEL JONES,
LEONARD COLLUM,
Amrs of the personal estate of James Shaw, Decd
Crawford county, ILL.,, April 9, 1872. 6-3t
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S'ate of Illinois, Fayette Circuit Court, Octobe'
Term, 1881.
JAMES M. DUNCAN, Plaintiff, J
On foreign attachment
THOMPSON MASON, Defendant.}
TNHIS day came the plaintiff by his attorney, and OF
~ his motion, it is ordered that public notice be CIV
en- TO the defendant, Thompson Mason, to appear, o
the first day of the next Term of this Court be he
the of vandalia the first Thursday after tn,
third Monday in the month of May next, and
appearance to this ection, otherwise judgment will be
rendered for the full amount of the plaintiffs demand
And it further ordered that copy of this order BE-
published for four weeks successfully in the illinois In
telligenoer.
A true copy attest, JAMES w. BERRY, Cpk.
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JOS BWWJWfo
Clock T. Watch-MakeT,

ST. LOUIS,
* EEPS on hand an extensive assortment of articles
M in his line consisting of
Elegant 81 days Time Pieces, Different patterns,
bronze, gilt, alabaster, e. mahogany
LADIES' elegant Watches.
Gold and silver patent lever Watches.
Extra jewelled LEpine, repeating, alarm, and
plain do
Jewelry and Silver Work of eyory description.
Military Trimmings, Musical instruments.
Musical Boxes, Pocket and Brace Pistols.
Genemen's dressing Boxes; Ladies' working do.
Perfumes, &c.-and great variety of different
fancy articles, too tedious to mention
St. Louis, March ID, 1882 lily
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i'ANENUI'
1s@Y Henry Myers, in Wayne county, ILL.,, a SORREL
- HORSE, fax name and tail, with a star on his
forehead, and grey hairs his face five years old this
spring, fourteen hands high, a seven,y-fve cent bell
round his neck, with double leather collar; appraised
to twenty Weight dollars, by John Myers and William
johnson, before me this 18th March, 1882.
Jacob Gregory, J. P.
copy attest,
6-3t SAML. LEECH, elk c. c. VIC
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Shoes, Boots, and Palm Leaf Hats.
lust received, fifty and trunks OF Mems thick
- and fine Calf Boots, Shoes, and brogans; Also
Ladies' Leather Bootees and Shoes, Prunea and bron-
zed do.
Five cases Palm Leaf Hats three cases Leghorn and
three cases Dunstables which, with great variety OF
other Goods, are offered for sale BY ,,,,,
March 81. Ally Y. d. DNI Err
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WfIoLEsALE & RETAIL.
@an0le, Tgarttesg, Trusrts, aatO
Military Accoutrement Manufactory,
ST.LOUIS

s. II. M,KENNE

HHAYING purchased the interest of J. G Il. Nc
a Il Kenney in the above establishment, respectfully
announces to the public, that it will be continued by
him. in all its various branches lie has at present
hand, large assortment of
Gentlemen's full quilted, half and quarter shaft
ed Saddles; inlaid and best plain do; second
and third rate do.
Ladies' Saddles, consisting of quilted, quilted fore
pieces, buckskn plush and plush ives.
Brides and Martngaes, of every description.
Beows-top, travelling, fancy and hair Trunks.
Saddlebags, Valices, Carpet Bags, and Portman-
teaus.
Coach, Gig, and Dearborn Harness, of every
description.
Dray, Wagon, and Cart Harness
Blind Brides, Collars, Hames, and every other
article to be found in similar manufactures.
fs-Orders for Military and Indian work, will be at
tended to at the shortest notice.
(kFCountry Saddlers are respectfully informed that
he has on hand general assortment OF materials.
Feb. 49, 1882.
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$50 REV ARD.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, IS. Whereas. 1t has been re,re.
sehted to me, that CHARLES KERSHAW, of the
county OF Edwards, charged with the murder of Will
..o~, therefore, John Reynolds, Governor of said
~ virtue OF the powers in vested by law do
oter reward OF one hundred and fifty dollars to any
person t OF persons who will apprehend the said Ker-
ana So, So him that he may be brought to r
T sa;a !ne circuit Court of the county of Edwards
nersnaw is supposed to be about feet noh-
nose s STOUT built, ford complexion large Ropan
u,h brown hair, about 81 years of ageeintehpe-
Ene, ana NOISY when so-is native Of Lancashire,
mgbt he kna neen IN TINS country about l2 years
,,lsak6 IN testimony vhereot have Iereunto
SWV4< subscribed s my name, and caused the great
5ESS sea- sea- OF the state to be affixed, at Van
zslSk$ daIa, this Esd day of April, 1882.
D9g$& By the Governor:
A. ?. FIELD, Secretary of STATE.
April %, 1882. e2t
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IRMMN IRTMMIlI@e

BOOK RDNWNN@fe
HtHARLEss e. PAsCHALL, at the office of the
u Missouri Republican, St. Louis, continue to man
ufacture BLANK BOOKS, of every description, ruled
They will keep constantly for sale Ruled Paper, Cap,
Letter, and Printing Paper, Blanc Cards, &C.
st. Louis March 20, 1882.
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L st 0s LcsieIs
Id EMAINING in the Post Office at Claryle, ILL.,, on
AO the first day of April, 832.
Il p
Middleton Barret Thomas Pigg
Andrew Baker r.
TaTleton Bevins Charles Richard
William Cole John Smith
James Craotree -, Jeptha Settle
Mrs Frances Collins George Smith
- William Short
R. S. Durem Bennett Short
John Donelson Thomas Short
Mrs. Nancy Duncan Elijah Sssom
Il T
Joseph French Russell Taber
G John Traitor
A Galasppa Mrs Mary Ann Lusinda}
X Thornton
William King Wy
Mrs Anna Knight jeremiah Walker
r. Samuel Walker
Hugh Logan In 0pe r. Wausr
"" . Abram Watson
Miss Sarah Mcdonald
SGT CHARLES SLADE, p M.
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s'Boy, thou hast never seen
Such glorious trees; and when their giant trunks
Fall how Ne firm earth groans! Remembered thou
The mighty river whose breast we sailed
So many days toward the setting sun!
Compared t>nthat, our own Connecticut
Is 6ut creeping stream"
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POETRY
THE WESTERN EMIGRANT.
BY MRS. sIGoURNEY.

MRS. SIGUUH4NEH'
Amidst those forest shades that proudly reard
Their unshorn beauty toward the favourlng SKIES
An axe rang sharply There with vigorous arm
Wrought bold emigrant, while by his side
His little son with question and response
Beguied the toll
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-26

J Geoygia-We begin to henr response from
eyinces disappointment, chngrin, and angcr--bui
not so violent as we had anticipated. 1t seems 10
be generally supposed thai tho decision will be re-
sisted though 1t Is evident TINT the Georgians
look to this event with great apprehension. They
ought 10 do 1t for they are interested in the
event Of the struggle which would follow that rcss-
| tance, than any other portion of the Union. One
Of the Georgia papers the Macon Telegraph
scarcely knows what to be at between its dislike oil
Mr. Calhoun and nulllfcoion and its desire to got
hold of the Indian lands See how ingenlouSly i,
labors to steer between the horns OF the dilemma
Georgia W Ill maintain the ground she has Ia
ken but IN DONG so, she recognizes not the doc
time of Notification. She violates no general law,
no law in which the interest Of any other State Is
! involved, no law regulating her intercourse with
other portions Of the Union or with foreign nations
no law affecting the necessary to the opera
[ tons of governmental of which Modification
,4ssnmes--but merely decision of the Supreme
Court denying her jurisdiction over her constitutions
! al limits and she Will, we repeat, maintain the
, ground she has taken"
"She does not recognize the doctrine Of Nullif-
cation She violates no general lnw'-Did any
ono ever seea knotty question easily solved
| Is not 7Seaty general law, pray, though it OPP
crate only on a single individual4 Resistance to
the decision OF the Supreme Court, in tins case Is
to all ntents and purposes, NHdifcatton. 1t IS
setting the constitutional authorities Of the general
| government at defiance, by nrrogaling to a State
government the rg, to set itself up as revisor 4
conector Of It's dcclsions-It is IN short virtual
dissolution Of the Unon-which cannot last,
and ought not to last and will not last, one hour
beyond the time when that resistance shn prove
suceessfuL-Apropos.- Miller, rs. G. in an
unpublished Speech on Van Burcn's nomination, il
SAID to have drawn the following discrimination
between South Carolina and Georgia Modification
= Sir lsaid he) the only difference between Il
Georgia and South Carolina Nullifycr is THIS the
Georgia nullfers act, s. don't talk about 1t noe glVe
you fair warning. Suppose, sir, great man pur-
poses trcadlng ON the toe Of little man would
YOU knock him down or tell him to gel Oh : Sir
the Georgian knocks him down and we tell him
to get OFT
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Negotiation 'efh Turkey We omit editorial
interesting Debate which took place in the House
Of Representatives few days since, on the subject
Of our late negotiations with the Ottoman Porte. II
IS instructive, as showing the manner IN which
Christian governments conduct negotiations with
that semi -harbarous Power and Is interesting, as
developing facts connected wit the negotiation par.
lcularly referred to, heretofore unknown to the pub
lie, and varIously misrepresented.
Mr.. Archer. with a magnanimlty as ercditabc
as II IS rare among party politicians, particularly
one holding the intimate relations with III. Execu-
tive that he, as Chairman of the Committee of For
eIgn Relations must ofneeessty do, distinctly AYERS
that the credit claimed by the partzans of the pres
ent administration for the negotiation of the Trca-
| ~ with Turkey, which opens tous the trade Of the
Black Sea, does moi belong " creiuarcig' 10 it, but
IS shared with It's immediate pred, ccssor lie might
with equal truth have SAID TINT the present admins
tration had little more than a ministerial agency IN
the matter The treaty WINS made while Mr.. Adams
was President, AID Mr.. Clay Secretary of Stnte,
and merely 7atif ped by Gen. Jackson and Mr. Van
Buren,, 1t appears indeed from the remarks OF Mr.
Adams in the II of r. that he had not been out Of
Office than ten fifteen days when the basis OF
the Treaty was received, y thotthcn, notwlthstand
ing The delicate personal & political relations exist
ns between the President y himself TINT function
airy ordered it 10 be submitted to his inspec-
ton, and oskcd his advice as to the acceptance Of
some unexpected conditions which the Turk had at
taehcd to It Am, ,ct in the catalogue Of blessings
which this administration is said to have conferred
on the country, tie Turkish treaty has been made
to occupy n conspicuous ronk!-W ask the at
lentlon Of the reader to the Debate.
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= BRITISH ANTTCEPTIC /,
~ DENTIpATCG.

FOR cleansing, whitening aud preserving
the Tooth ana Gums.
klilE BRITISH kNliCEPllC DEHIIFRICE
S-a winch the present proprietor wishes masi pnt.
hcuary 10 recommend 10 the attention u ia. pnb
lie, Is r. ri"cly exempt from all those acds which,
IN general form the bnss OF tooth powders IN com.
moo usr, ind which, although they may wbi,er
The teeth FOR II short time, must inevitably destroy
| the Enamel by their derierlous action On mn,
beautiful covering OF the Ieeth.-Th conseunsuc.
~ thai the Enamel which 10 the shield provided by
nature 10 protect the spoEgy aud nervUp. interuuT
structure, Is rapidly corruded by these acid ioRr.-
| dents, become more dscoloureh than cvry and
exposes tho inner portion Of the too to c1v,es sn
| u rapld aud certain decay, By ths use Of tn
| BRITISH AhIiCEPttC DENTIFRICE. in ,h,s
morning. ne occasion may require. with u brush
moderately hard, and cold ~siaT, tho sccnmuIs-
non Of tartar will not ooy be prevented but tLe
teeth rendered bcaut,juiiy and permanently aphifs
and the guns restored "a that freedom from core
ness that hardness and .fiorescenc. which are the
sue ieaA OF their healthy state and the Lesi gusl,.
hnee OF thai natural fragrance OF the breath hcb
eau newer be expected IN connection with foul ieeib
and scorbnic unhealthy gums.
Price 80 o.nis n boz.
- Tho above valuable Medicines are prepared
from the Original Recipe IN Ms. of the late H.
| w. /. CONWAY, by his immediate Successor and ,hs
Sole Pr0puet0r, i. klDDEn. and Tor sale at h,s
4 Counting koom, III fhnmbets ovsI No. 49, neIt
door TO J. klpDER's Drug stors. corner " Court
aud Hanover streets, near C"nccu Hail, Boavii
aud also by b, sprc,nl appulutmt (togeihes
with n he valuable Mediencs as prepared by the
lato Dir. Con~ay,)by
Howell DAVIES. Adr.
y" Obsr'se lint uoue genuine "hboui tho
written signature oil l. kIDDER, on the outside
printed wrapper.
A large discount mad. TO those who buy TO srl
again.
March 90. (3D I2m
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spiss the lypacrisy which sach conduct bettsys,&
the lmpudenee which attempts to palm such cheat
upon the public, or the easy ereduiity which gulps
1t down. In any point OF view. whether regarded
as commentary on the successful arts Of traders
IN politics, or on the intelligence of the peope II IA
Ia hitter satire on the past and a mourniul augury
Of tie future.
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A REd ARRABi.e cGRE on
e DHEU MATISM!
ny THE USE or
DIR. JEBB's RHEU NATIc IMMINENT.
(a.,U ~ i, T.fJ.x,,

tuiatEsToYg.. Mass June N, 1877
T'oh Proprietor Of n Jtbb's Ltrtmrrt
Dear sui desm u duty owe Ia suffering
humanity, to soqns"t iou, through you the pub.
hc, ('ho1ld you ih'oh bes) oft uneIprc'ed anil
.npt'sing cure performed on myself ~, the usp
ot the abovr most excellent Medicine. have been
for mofe han ihirtt years and some times mn.
sev"rely. afflicted with the RheumAtism have been
frequently Rendered reflecty helplrss and in ROW
sequence confined % nv, bed when IL has reon,r,a
| NO prrsnus TO move me, b,iug IN such tr rem.
pain have several imea been under tie care q
the ,npsi eminent pnysio ans. but Procured only
/ l.. mporary Iellei. out day noticed the sdrrr-
tiscment of Dr. Jrbb's l.iniment with The restpo-
malls accompanying H. and WI, lndnre tn Try
bottle, which used without Hngh sensible benefit
| concluded, however, TO pcrssvrTe and bought
another bottle and Was greatly relieved and by
the use OF half tho third bottle wac whotly cured
aud hnve never since bad a return ofths pain
which had mol been free from n month NJ q Iime
Tor thirty YEARS, mud II - no. more tbaa three
years eince ! vag cured. uoud most err nes,ly
advise every person suffering under this painful
complaint, not 10 despair Of cure 30 long as ih.y
eau Obtain " DR.. Jebbs Lninent." You are vt
liberty 10 make any uso OF this you may think ad-
sisablo.
Most respectfully yours,
CALEB sYMNEs.
To the foregoing testimony many ,dher mnaues
tooabls proofs might be added, ~ invor Of the su
prriur Eminent OF Dr. Jobb. Nothing but n fair
trial, which the proprietor con6de"tl, ,olicrs, can
give an adequate idea ri it's uniivnlled efficacy IN
mitigating aud Thoroughly mastering, the extern
eating disease. to which hns been successfully
applied IN multitude ot casts. he operation o.
the knimcm u often immediate aud has ire,
qnenly cured rheumatic affections Of year. stsn.
ding. IN four and fwenfg hours. Il Is also ,.eom-
m"nded With confidence, rs one ofthe bea apch
edi'on' knoea Jor "0ne" Of The joinh numbao..,
| spruns, aDd .hllbIalns. Pace 90 CENTS.
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MEDICINES & VARIETIES,
BOTTLES SWANS panaccs,
NJ IL IL, puIn,,narv Ral4atn

80 BOTTLES swans Panacca,
u n N Is do Pulmonary Basam.
~ bottles Mrs NJ y. Gardeners genuine Indian
Vegetable Basamio Syrup Of Llserwort,
Transfer Varnish, tor Scrap Books, Maps, &c
&c neie artiSe,
The calculated Chinese Liquid Cement, fre and
iedter P,aof for China, Glass and Croekcry
WAR, Il neH afte<,
IA bottles Carpenters Compound fluid Extract of
sasaparllla
10 do do Syrup Of Liver Wort, 9 sizes
TO do do Compound fluid Extract Of Blu
pltalcd Extract of Bark hard and sof IN pots,
ifom ~. 10 1 o.. ncrn ofl,cie,
Trusscs. unet and lapii. several knds
Dr. Summers Ointment for HERNIA or Rupture,
a Rru drl1tic,
French Robb Anusyph1cctie
Oil Of Muslnrlor Smapluc, (nete and rdiRddlc
a1hcit)
Rmrowcs Primo Forte Primer,
CIilon's new and improved Piano Forte Preccp
tor,
Challoners new Piano do
DO do do abridged
Cadences and Scales of MAJOR and Minor Keys,
ascending and descending for the Pam Forte,
Music paper, Testimonial Soap ditto Essence,
~ Nulllt ibulN iaiAlIi istl'( y uI b"b''y
Blue Mnss, Engitd,
Assorted tNtlocts or Essences,
Acidalacd Rose Dops,
DO Lemon do
Fresh Candies various kinds,
Eclipse Maeeoboy, Rappee Scotch and various
other Snuiis, by the jar, bottle, pound &c.
Tartfitr Of lron nca article Of R'edt raiuc,
Suphurct Of Iron, ne,e article, rsrV rdlaabie.
Extract of the Seeds OF Stramonium,
ENuecl of Blafi Pepper,
Extract of Blafb lleleborc
Solution or Muriate Of TIN,
This day received aud for sale by
Howell DAVIES
March 70 dlf
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II The Richmond Compiler ofthe e2d, saYs
that Mr.. John Randolph Of Roanoke IL very i'll
supposed to be N great danger An express arriy-
cd IN Richmond for hls half brother Judge II ST G.
Tucker who lett TINT place Tor Charlotte on the
2lsf