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LOT FOR SALE.

ON Saturday, the 18th day of December. 1885,
~ there will be sold, upon the premises, at public
auction, the vacant Lot, lying between Royals Apo
thecar, Shop and the Grocery Store OF Clay h
Wilks on Main-street, in the town of lynchbnrg-
The lo, is believed TO contain IA feet 'front.' and run
ming back the usual depth OF lots in said town
The sale will be made in pursuance nj decree OF
the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and thanceiy.
for the town of l,nehburg. pronounced an the Hh
day OF February last, in the case al Lenieh vs..
Clayton"
Terms, six twelve and eighteen months, the pur-
chaser giving bonds with approved personal security
and the title retained untf the last payment is made
SAMI. TRANSPORT.
Commissioner.
A.. "A Nits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-10

Important Surgical OPerofion.-rl is generally
understood La an accumulation of water on the
BRAIN is fatal 10 the patient. Children thus affect
ed are supposed 10 beincurallc. The ST. Johns
Gazette, however, mentions case of successful
surgical operation on patient suffering under this
disease by Doctors Bayard and Livingstone. The
patient child four months old. The opera
ton was performed on the Sth inst; upwards Of a
pint Of limpld water was discharged from the
brain. Tie Gazette savs--lt i, now ten dovs
since the operation, aud the child is doing WE'LL
even beyond the most sanguine expectations, and
the connlenancc Is fast rcsuming natural appear
ancc.--Bctore the operation, the eyes and features
were much distorted, in consequence of the pres
sure Of tho water on the brain
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-10
Aug. 10
WILLIAM r. KRAUTzI,
WATCH MAKER. JEW ELER AND Sill
VERSMlTlI.

Tire doors bcloc the Market House, and nearly op-
post. the Banks,
TAKES this opportunity of informing his Gus
L toners aud the public, that he has just returned
from the Northern Cities, and is now opening a
splendid assortment Of Watches, Je,cciy, Plated and
Brittanid Hare, and great many other articles
which are too numerous to mentIon-but he would
merely observe 10 those who are wanting to call on
him before they purchase else where, as he is deter
mined to sell low for cash.
n B.-Clocks, Watches, Jewelry and Silver
Ware made and repaired III the best manner and at
the shortest notice W. Il. X.
October Is Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-10

The Philadelphia Gazette copies from the Mcr-
curry, apapcr published in that city in l735,a price
current of November eth ofiImt year, part of
which differs little from price current OF the pre-
sent year. Thus Cotton is quoted at l3 cents
per pound: Molasses 20 cents: Loaf Sugar %
cents Rum 80 cents per gallon. Wheat was on-
" 50 cents lnsl'el, and Corn 20 cents. while
pipe of Madeira, which we take for granted was Of
best quality, could be bought for sixt, five dollars.
Among the advertisements in the same paper, tlcre
are four for runaway mhitc men SERVANTS, and one
for fugitive " lie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-10
GIRLS WANTED,

ATTENDING to commence Weaving very soon,
the Lynchburg Manufacturing Company wish to
employ II to Is girls, from II to Il years OF age.
losuch as wish to come from the country board will
" FURNISHED, near the Factory, in respectable IA
MY All applicants must furnish satisfactory tcstl-
'nohlas OF good character. &c.
10. NORNEIL, Agent.
Nov9 ~
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Valuable Negroes for sale.

10y virtue OF deed OF trust executed to the sub
- scrlber, as trustee, To secure certain debt
therein mentioned, by llezehiall Daggs, ON the 10Th
dav OF January lS;} aud duly recorded in the clerk y
office of Rotctourt county, ! Will proceed, on We'd
uesday the Both day Of December, 1885 to sell TO
the highest bidder, for ready money, ut the Boetourt
Springs II or IL likely NEGROES, or 50 many
thereof as shall satisfy said trust deed. Among the
number are four Men between the ages oi Ii and 30.
The others are composed of " omen, Boy aud Girls
1t is believed that II seldom occurs that likely
SET of Negroes offered for sale, than those
toned above. Acting trustee, such title only Will
be made to the purchaser, vested in the subscri-
her +, virtue o said deed.
EDW ARD JOHNSTON Trustee
Nov % t.8iD
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NOTICE.

EDN virtue Of adecree OF the circuit superior court
- OF law and chancery, for the county o Amherst
pronounced on the 9th day oil -eptcnlbrr So IN
which tho undersigned as trustee OF the estate of
Lucy Thurmond, decd and others, arc plaintiffs,
aud Philip Thumond, senr, tornrrly trustee oftho
same estate William |. Thnmipnd and others arc
the defendants the undersigned, appointed by the
said decree, Commissioners for that purpose, WILL as
thereby directed, proceed. At Amherst courthouse,
the 18th day OF January neAt. 10 sell the Slaves
belonging the sand estate, 10 the highest bidder,
for cash. The slaves nine ten III number, and
believed to be very valuable consisting OF Men, Wo-
men and Boys.
Al the same time and place, the creditors Of the
defendant. William l. Ihnunoud. provided for IN
the said decree invited 10 attend and receive the
provision made for them; also, that the other distr-
butccs of the sand also invited To attend IN
like manner, and receive then proportions.
ADDISON TALL tFERRO,
JOHN THOMPSON in.
Commissioners.
Amherst ConrlolSc Dec. 3 tiJ
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ACE,RTAIN CURE 70
-oWENEK mvetefatf IN one hohrs app
II .,an and no danger from taking cold, b, u
n,1us1ss$' OINTMENT.

,,.;. ,renaration for peasantness, safety, eNpcd-
ms md certainty stands unrsallrd torthe cure
ton, ,ronblesome complaint II Is so rapid as well
OF in it, operation as 10 cure this disagreed
As ,a,,lr,mos eliccuay in one hours application
onl, -. tho l.,., ,a,t.,e ,t ,,e,,,,, -,
o,hsr dangerous ingredient, aud may beapplled with
perfect safety to pregnant 'ema''s'of 10 children at
1hr hrcast.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-10
\ Teacher Wanted.

NJ who can come satisfactorily recommended
I,,, DIS 10 character and qualifications teach the
Fun Fun and Greek Reading, Writing Geography
!. OF History, English Grammar, Exercises
and ,o'Posnlon and Arithmetic, may obtain good
.er,h. '"'ao'e School by early appllcaonto the sub
'e''oef near Amherst Court House
Sep IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-10

WE have this day received a full suppl, Of
w DRtfGS, NEDICINES. PINYS, OILS.
DlESIfFF'S, Sc. &c. direct from the Northern
markets, which We can recommend 10 physicians
merchants and the public generally as fresh, genu-
me, aud OF ihe very best quality
We have also received Ralsins, IN whole and half
boxes; Figs; Prunes Cltfon: Preserved Ginger
and other West India S@crtmcats of superior qnallt,
Mnscai Wine Lemon syrup tandIes of every
rlcN; and many other aselcs IN our line. which will
be sold ON reasonable terms. Our friends invited
10 call, our stock beng nearly complete.
J. /. n J. T.. ROY ALL.
June .}lltot Is
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Loss-Malor Noah, who visited the Park The.
nlrc u few nights since, thus describes his os>.s
on the occasion: "Our pockets were picked of
the Boston GALAXY, some hoarhound candy, and
one doa, safety fund note, Which we intended To
pass oil the omnibus driver, although Old
Hays, Sparks, Merritt, Brink, RI I'd omne genus.
were all present.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-10
IL Teacher Wanted.

q MAN from 81 to 40 years of age, of good mora
character, and who is well qualified to teach thel
''ahohes usually taught in this country NAV hear of
'"ua,'on on application to Mr.. John Carey of
''aehoufg Letters must be post paid.
August 81. ,s
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TOE eGNE.E.

)" THIS celshfated Race Horse will
TI-'y Ia. make his first season in Lynchburg,
E(F--1E commencing on Isl March nca.
esss.szAsll-. His performances on the rurl, Ped
diree Description, Terms, Ne. NC. will be made
known IN due time, IN newspapers and handbllls.
Nov , ia
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Oct. )

WE wish to hire, for the ensuing year, first rate
w Blacksmith. To such person, bringing with
him testimonials OF character and suitable quaiiica-
tons, a liberal hire will be given. \ white man
would be preferred. Communications by letter (pos
paid) to the subscribers, will be attended TO inlmed-
atclv IL. 3. RICHARDS X co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-10
NEGROES FOR SALE.

-" Ill be sold, fof cash in front of the Market
w House, on Monday, the lith instant, ten Ne
groes, belonging 10 the estate ot Gnsa,us Luekr
and myself. PLEASANT IABBN.
Dec. 3 IDS
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V:z.V'Y'ED,

enn prsn LAX-SEED, FOR which the high
CVIV est Cash price will be given.
MILLER X ROBERTS,.
Aug. 10 Is
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CONT NJ Common Pleas, Boston, Otk Term, 1885

oWf ~ dWW0H uuS, fbDHDH, Dtf. 4 fFM, lSDD.
Mrhilabc Granger V. Walter Farwell.-rhis
action for breach of promise Of n,arri-
noe. The Plaintiff is dress maker the Deicn-
danta painter and gazier. Plaintiffs Counsel,
s. ID. Parker Defendants Counsel, Abraham
Moore. The cause was tried Friday. In
open,np the case, MIR. Parker, said:
-" Having proved the mutual engagement aud
contract, will convince YOU OF his iaiilc.sness and
the rrovocablc breach OF his promise bv furnish
,on with the evidence of his marriage ON the fourth
day OF July last, 10 another woman, older than
Miss Granger, widow, and the mother OF several
children. Tins VIII was commenced after that
mar,inpe was solcmnzcd. For three year, tie
defendant paid his addresses 10 the plaintiff and
won her affections He now bliphts them with
ont excuse, and leaves her To pine out her life
III disappointment and sorrow and il is for YOU
tn say what the verdict ought to be under such cir
rumstances.
Col. Moore said he admitted tho defendant made
the promise and broke il. Tn, only question was
the damages that the plaintiff was ~ years old,
and defendant p, and had no property. Verdict
$500
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Amherst County November Court, 1895.

~ y the petition OF Samuel Smlthson, .lr pra, ing
~ for relief as security OF sarah Imtllicum, ad-
mnistrtrlx of Thomas l.inihiculn tor her due and
faithful administration OF the estate OF the said Tho
mas linthicum. This day, came the said Samuel
Snrthson Jr. by his attorney, and the said Sarah
Iipthicum having been duly summoned by puhllca-
ton in the Lyuchbrrg Nrginan, according to law,
and not appearing it is ordered that unless the said
sarah IintlIicum shall at or bcoie the next January
Court enter into Il new bond with sufficient security
so as to eNoncratr the said Samuel Smhson Jr. le
power and authority Administrative aforesaid, b.,
revoked and annnlled,
itop,-Teste.
ROBERT TlNSLEN. Clerk.
Nov. 30 IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-10

NJ i haNc Just received lol oi Fresh Candies.
W oil very superior quality. Also. a small guam
lty OF Preserved Gilron.
J. L. \ J. T.. ROY AL.
Oct. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-10

a Dangerous Propoyitim.A number of the
most respectable inlabnnis of kmgs county in
this State, lave resolved 10 send po,,,ion to the
next Legislature for the passage of law granting
divorces IN all cases where either party the mar
riare is a eonhrmed d,n"iard. cru,ty old bach
elor nj our elbow, recommends that the law be en-.
titled "a rf,eafd 10, d,nnkfmew."
Y. !. COM ld,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-10
FOR SALE.

$4,000 ."'. BACON
lOO boxes Candles.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-10

MIR. Thomns c. Pot makes his appearances
III Mississippi paper with n most furious personal
TRADE aea,ns, Gov. Poinde>ter. The rage of Mr.
Thomas Pott is villa, may be called tempest in a
7. Pot H.
The Boston Courier enquiries: " where stands the
Editor OF the Globe now" We answer: upon the
extreme point ollhe promontor, OF iniamy--at the
jumping of place. ~.
The Boston Mechanics Magazine enquiries
whether holes can b. drilled through glass; We
have no doubt of il. Let Uncle Sans strong box
he made Of glass and in one week. Amos Kendall
W" dill a hole through it rs big as his fist
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WILL. be sold, tor cash, AT tsytana Court
w house, on Monday, the 2lst day oi December
next. (bcing Court day) about twenty NEGROES,
belonging to the estate OF DIR. Josiah Morton, deed
consisting of Men, Women, Boys and Girls The
larger portion Of them are remarkably likely.
THO, :. JONES.
Depuiy Sheriff for Robert Harr'so", late Sheriff, and
such. administrator Of Jo5iat Morton, dec'd.
4 IL. persons h;sug Claims against the said cs-
! tate, are frqnestcdto present thcnl immedatel,
that the business oi tho ,u, bn tuaily Ssetted
T. :. J.
Nol ,, i.ID
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JUST EsEisssEe ssD.

Elegant Brass Curtain Bands and rinS.
Ivory handle Knives and Forks IN sets of 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-10

After long and severe deartl of exchange
papers, We received yesterday mass ofrhcm 50
large rs 10 he almost appalling. II Amos Kendall
had been by our side al the moment, We would, In
our wrath have buried his pigmy carcasc under
the pile, where he might have struggled and bawl-
ed ill dooms-dav like the old giants under Noun,
1.tna. iouisrWe Journal.
The Globe says, thai " President Jackson is tho
especial guardian Of the golden currency of the
country Tho is mol without precedent.
The poets sne, that Dragon VAS the guardian Of
The golden ttull many centuries ago 10.
An Editor IN Indiana has an aiicc from tho
Globe, credited to" i Washington paper II he is
ashamed 10 let his readers know thai he quotes
from the Globe, Why does he quote from it at alg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-10

vNNliE highest price will be given for quantity
Il Feathers Bceswax aud Wool by the subscriber
in Cash or Goods HENRY BROWN in.
Oct. 20 Is
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BEST rrllLADELpHIA PORTER.
~ l. have >. Of tins article on hand. which
w will sell At Philadelphia prices, will the
add OF charges only.
II. i RlCllA RDS \ 20
DC % Is
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ADDISON TALltFERRO,
NeurOps for sale.

Amherst Courthouse, Dec. 3
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NEGROES WANTED.

WISH 10 purchase twenty OF thirty Nol NJ.
1 NEGROES, from 20 To - years OF aer--lof
whom the highest marhe, price will be gwen.
NJ HART.
Nov 10 II
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02
" EW STORE.

ANlNG purchased the entire stock of g..
L lately owned by Mr.. Robert KYLE. bo n you"
10 inform my friends and the public ueneraly S.,
shall continne business at the same stand until l
January, where ! respectfully ask a call from ,l -.
wishing to buy largely. From the amoun, If w."
stock an' the variety ct assortment, tone half :,
which has been laid i'll this fail, in New YoA ~, VI
fhiladc'phia) feel convinced that purchasers o ",
ind II To Their interest 10 make an cxam,na,io, ~,
leasi. before they buy.
My assortment consists Of every description ot
Fancy Goods, suitable for the approaching se,.o"
\ large assortment of Cloths, Cassimcr,s and v.
nss OF various colours, Rose, Whitney aud Dun.
blankets, coarse Fine aud super Cassnetts, Plan
and Plaid Linscys. and man, other heavy Woa,.'
Goods for Winter Also, Il large stock of sboa.
Hats, Hardware, Cutlery md Groceries. An a,
which am determined TO sell at the lowest lnaha,
prices X. Il. NORyELl.
Oct. % H.,
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saddle and Harness Manufactory.

NE SUBSCRIBER returns his thanks to his frcnds
'nu 'he public in general, for the liberal encou-
fasemcnt heretofore received in his line of business.
ana informs them, that he still continues to carry on
r nv saaaie and Harness Making, in all its va
nous prahches at his old stand corner of Mainstree
ana A,iey Leading to Friends Warehouse.
lie mas Just received, direct from the North,
"a - 'nu general assortment of ollars Whips anu
English Birdie Leathcr-some of which are superior
10 any ever offered i'll this market which he is dspo
II" TO sen low for CASH or in exchange for Country
io"uce' ne respectfully invites purchasers to cal
and examine his Stock n. " COLLINS
e. wish to empo, GOOD Saddle hand and
ehop and Harness hand,--for such constant employ
nienf VIII be ;ncn. RWC
orr y WV II
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UTICA oBSLRN ER-ENTRA.
Ucdpes3dg, oct p, 1898.

-sboition Coattafon-- nectine ot thc Citt.tns-
Adjournment otfhe Convention sine DIR.
At an adjourned meeting of the citizens oi IL
ca, held Oh the 2l.i Oct, 1888, At O'clock \.
NJ, pursuant 10 resolution of the Injecting held ON
the l1th inst, Rudolph SNYDER, ESD. vas ap-
pointed President, and John {. nc,crcauN, i
phraim Hart, Ezr. $. Btrnum, k-lloge nnlbnn.
Adam Bowman, Nlthols, Smih. and John Il.
Pcrse, Vice Presidents aud on motion ol D. Va.
ger, Esq, Isaiah idlany aud " m. c. Moves,
were chosen Secretaries.
On motion OF J. Watson Williams, ESQ,
Resolved, That committee Of i've be appoin,-
ed by the Chur To report resolutions expressive OF
the sensr OF the meciln9 wharcnpen tn, Chan an
pointed Me>>r>. J. Watson Williams. Chester
HAYDEN, Geo J. Hopper, Kruger r. Miller, and
Harvey Barnard, such committee.
That comulltler, after ,horl recess. h, the
chairman, J. Wat.on Williams, reported the fol-
lowing preamble and regulations, which, ON mo-
tion. were unanimously adopted.
The citizens OF INCA having, on ,hc evening OF
the 9TH instant, expressed their decided disappra-
lsation Of the vote OF the Common touncd et tive
atty granting the use of the Couu Rooms n Tie
State Convention OF Aboli;ionists called To ASSEM-
BILE hero this day and having determined, by al
iourning to this time, 10 prevent n<>cmhl zee OF
that odious character in building erected hy the
ter and different purposes and being now Assem-.
blrd, pursuant to that adjournment, decm it a pro.
ver occasion to reaflrm the sentiments hereto.
fire Frequently expressed bv them in relation t,
the dcluded and fanatira efforts of the abolition.
ists.
We are conscious that the eve, not ouly Of H.,
people Of this State, but Of the whole Uian, arc
fixed upon proceedings. W. arc oxprc.ed h,
our fellow citizens at large 10 prevent, if pas>b
by proper and lawful means, the DISGRACE uhi,l
will sully our name, it men, whose measure, trnd
most directly 10 the disturbance Of the public
peace, and no less directly to the disruption Of tho
now happy Union of these States, are permitted 10
make our city the scene of their ni>,incd and
soxious deliberations. Our determination and
eur presence prevent them coming hero and we
BOW solemnly and deliberately demonstrate against
their attempting assemble elsewhere within ribs
city To afdforce To- that rcmonstrance we tell them
tkat. disposed as We are good and peaceful citi
sons, TO discouhienance every attempt 10 disturb
the public peace, and determined as VIC are to take
70 part in measures Of personal violence and in
;uh, we do not hold ourselves nor our ronu,ajons
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02

pate. The accused MSS found with PRINT repre-.
seutine n negro in cl,ans, with the words, " Am
NOT your brother ?" and afterwards a stanza IN
English ycr.c-isSued by the aboliiloniSts. Inc
pamphlet was issued also by one OF the anti-siaVc-
~ societies, and was signed by A. Jna'on, ana
written by J. g. Whittier. The captain oil me
Robbery has been imprisoned
Another ExpLosrox.-Th Steamboat Boons-
lick was b. ought here BY the Lewis Cas-, after she
had bur. her boiler opposite Plaquemne ON her
W., TO 81. Louis. ltappcarS that having sioP at
Plaaucmine to take ina passenger, those on board
cfo~ded from curiosity all to one SIDE, winch be-
came immediately submerged by the weight
Wien afterwards the boat resumed her POSITION
the waters overlooking il came in contact with the
boiler, heated to a degree of intensity, and produ-
c.d drcainl explosion The captain engineer
and another were instantly killed and about II
or fifteen other persons have been dangerously
wounded
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IT0N thc PfRS0C0l0 Gu1Cffc Dct !,

InE LAST or THE MoncANs.-Died IN this
city. on Saturday evening last, of an Illness of
nearly a years duration, Don Pedro De Alba. in
the 18th year of his age. The deceased is bcliey
ed TO have been the last remaining individual who
came here with The army Of Don Galvez in ISL
When the change Of government took place in
Florida, in 1921 he was continued in the service
of the King of Spain, and shortly after went to Ha-
Nana, where he remained four or five years Being
deslrouS of spending the remnant OF his DAYS, where
he had enjoyed the greater portion of his life, he
procured the office OF Spanish vice consul for this
port, and returned here in 1890
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02

The editor of the Philadelphia Gazette acknow.
lodges the receipt of a small lock of General Wash
'hg'ons hair az present, which he considers al
most worth It's weight in diamonds He adds.
the texture Is remarkably fine, and it is almost
as soft as silk part of the same lock was YES
tcrday placed in the hands Of a gentleman about
to sail for England with directions to cause it ON lis
arrival there, TO be set in breast PIN at cost of
MY dollars TO the donor, and to be handcdto Lord
sohn Russell, as present from an American cl.;
zen, who adnire3 his political con,sc."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-02
4 LMOND Lotion, Clemen,
Oct. 20

4 IMOND Lotion, Clemens
Extract Pink Root, Compound
do. Sarsaparllla, Cubcbs aud Copa,. do.
do. Boncsct do.
do. Copai,a, do.
do. Iceland Moss, do.
do. Bucanara, do
Vaccine Nirus or scabs,
Super Carb. Soda
Skeletons French, rcry foir.
Oil Seneha; Tartaric Acid,
Red BARK true -; Ors Root
Bottles for Apohecares and Conlectiopcr.
talamus Root Walls, assorted
Nursing Bottles, Nipple Shield, Breast Pumps.
complete.
~ hcN oiof' Tor rooms, Heir style. \ fine sun.
ply Will be receivedm few DAYS,
hte Lilly Root, powdered
Almonds, Fllbet Palm and Pea Nuts.
Guimau,e Paste; Pink and other Saucers.
Conservative Water, for gentlemen,
Oil Copiva and of Cubebs,
Tooth Punches,
Dumries Itch Ointment.
Albion Corn Plaster.
hermitage " inc white and red
For sale by
HoWEI. DAVIES.
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