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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-13
1000 ACRES.

OoO Ia OEeNLSe
This land lies within three miles of
the town OF Lexington, in the county of
Rockbridge. upon the North river. The
soil is OF excellent quality, well adapted
to wheat rye, corn, clover. and grass.
There are great number Of fine springs
on this tract, and it can easily be SO di,
vided as to have running water in every
field. There is probably larger guam.
tity of good wood upon this tract than
on any other in the vicinity of Licking
ton, at which place it will readily com.
maid from two 10 three dollars the wa
gon load. in cash. This tract will, If
necessary, be divided into smaller tracts
to suit purchasers.
will also offer for sale
A small tract Of about ll6 Acres,
OF fine Tobacco Land. lying on the South
mountain. on the waters of Irish creek,
near the Duck pond.
a further description of the land is
deemed unnecessary, as il is presumed
any person wishing to purchase will
view the land. The terms of sale will
be made very accommodating 10 suit
purchasers.
S. MD. MOORE.
Lexington, Va. Dec. ll-2m
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-13
SO Slaves for Sale.

November 90, 1888.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-05-24

hereafter, unless before the close Of the SeS-
sion II shall appear that new appropriations
have been made or are likely to be made,
exceeding the estimates submitted by the
Department in December last by several
millions, or that the revenue received will
be materially less.
On the contrary, il neither Of the meas
ures above proposed should meet the appro-
baton of Congress, it is obvious that among
the various substitutes which may be thought
sion to suggest in communications to the
Committee Of Ways and Means, some one
must be selected, that can be made efficient
in its operation, at very early day, or it
will be impracticuble TO preserve the national
faith unbroken, and to avert the injuries with
which the public service is threatened
With great respect,
LEVI WOODBURY., Sec'y Of the Treasury.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-05-24

Serious and Distressing. The mcnaqerie
and circus of Messrs. Raymond g. Co. of Gin.
cinnati, crossing bridge over the river at
Franklin Q short time since, the bridge gave
way from under the teams, and five men ana
eight horses were lost.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-05-24

Fsre and Melancholy Loss Of Lye.-Yester-
Gay morning, about half past ten O'Clock,
an explosion and fire took place in the prem.
lses occupied by John Tyrreli, a pyrotech-
nist' IN 18th street, near the railroad. It ap-
pears that while four of the men in Mr.. rs
employ. named Joseph Ryder, Philip Moore,
James Hanson, and John Blackledge, were
at work 10 the factory, a block fen from
above, and the collision ignited some of the
lire works upon which they were at work.
A violent explosion was the result, and we
regret to state, that Rider aad Moore were
instantly killed, and their bodies when re-
covered were bruised so as to be scarcely re-
cognisable. The building was in flames in
an instant, and was consumed, as wns also a
Varnish Factory adjoining. James Hanson
was taken out very much injured, and was
sent to the Hospital, where he expired in the
course of the aflernoon.-N. Y. Courier.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-05-24

Noble Munifoence.-The United States
Bank of Pennsylvania, through its President,
Mr.. Biddie, has transmitted to our Mayor,
the munifcent and most unlocked for dona-
ton of $4,000, in aid of our suffering citi-
zens. We have not words to express our
deep and grateful sense of such noble char
ity. It will carry comfort where desolation
now reigns and cause the widows heart to
sing for joy.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-05-24

The Supreme Judicial Court have decided
that the law OF this Commonwealth, prohib-
iting any person from selling wine, brandy,
rum, or other spdra'zaoSss liquors by retail, is
Observation-Disclosures Pest
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-05-24

commissioner
rected to report to this House, with little delay as
practicable the annual expense Of managing the same
for the last ten years" in which form il was passed.
Resolution that the committee on Roads and Brdg-
es be instructed to inquire and report to this House by
bill otherwise, what legislation. if any, is necessary
secure the inhabitants of towns the benefit OF the
9Th section Of the law on that subject as extended by
the act Of 1881 Mr.. Hooker stated the object Of the
resolution. Passed.
Petition of Gen. Edward A. Phelps for an alteration
Itia. Adjourned to o'clock tomorrow morning.
WEDNESDAY, May l7-Morning.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Roberts.
Resolution that the Secretary be directed to dis
tribute of the report OF the geological survey Of the
State copy TO each Town Clerk in the State, and
Mr.. Hayden said he understood that there were
several copies in the Office of the Secretary Of State
which he had no authority to dispose Of He thought
they had better be distributed. Passed.
consideration Of the resolution appointing committee
toinqure into the annual expenditures OF the State
Government for the last ten years. and report this
House. A spirited debate arose on this resolution,
The question being on motion previously made by
Mr. cleveland extend the time as far back as the
wear 1870 Mr. c. rems rked that he had before made
the suggestion 70 the House. and perhaps after CON
willing to accept Of the amendment, but if not, he
should still insist upon it. Information would hurt no
one-it might do good. He could see no reasonable
objection to the amendment. Mr.. c. concluded his
remarks ny moving that when the question IL taken,
dsred.
Mr.. Merwin had no objections to indulge the gen.
tieman BY going back any reasonable time, but the
time should be included and for this and other
| he should be opposed to il.
Mr.. Copp said if the object Of the resolution was tO
ascertain what was needed for the current expenses
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-05
SHIP CHANDLER


A GENERAL Assortment constantly on hand
IA and for sale by ZINA HYDE 81 Co, Front
street, Bath; including CORD.aGE, hanilla and
Tarrcd from the manufactures OF Plymouth, Mar
blehcaa and Boston, by the gang or retail.
Sail Cloth, Duch and Irvine of most descriptions
ANCHORS ofall sizes, warranted.
CHAIN Cables, Sheets and Ties of Boston
manufacture from English refined iron, and war
rantcd for two years. also, English Chains Bolt g
Sheet Copper. Composition Spikes md Nails, with
othrr Castings OFF all descriptions.
WIndlsss Necks and Capstan Spimllcs.
ZINC SHEA7'HLYG Nails, Il and appro-
pirate article
NAVAL STORES, Paints, Oils and Glass.
Troy Pressed Spikes, from three to Ten inch
Ship Blocks and Pumps.
NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS, Books and
Charts.
Many ofthc above articles, can on suitable notice
be delivered to the purchaser at Ills place of bust
ness, direct from the manufactory free of expense
ito him. and at the manufaetor's lowest prices.
Bath Jan, 30, 1893, .ts4 3 !
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-05

The Boston Courier insists, and as it
appears to US very conclu sveT, that the
recent trial of Mr.. KNEELAND, of which so
much has been said and written, was not
case of persecution, but a retrbntory act
for certain highly discreditable offences OH
his part.He has been most anxious, observes
that paper, to place his persecution, as he
caIlsit, upon the ground of some alleged
difference between him and the Universal
lists. Did he not publish foul, indecent
and revolving picture of the Saviour? Will
his friends deny that any other persons,-
protesting any religion, or no religion, as
the case may be--who should put faxth
similar publication, would not be indcta-
bic for an offence against common morality
and common dccency! What is there in
ABNER KNEELAND that he should be exempt
from the laws which govern the rest of the
community" It's repeated, in conclusion,
that his was not in any sense a case of re-
ligious persecution, and can only be so es-
teemed by those who will not take the pains
to look back to the original complaint which
was preferred against him.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-05
TO LET.

ITO proud family, one halfofa dwelling house, it is
requested they should haye COED Recommendations,
first rate education, thouspot Of the most costly kind.
cow and open and shut the door, bout calling upon
the Of the house. and the evil of Withholding the
truth telling allie and likewise profess Congregational
repubcansm,b u know enough else to tell thata pound
ofprovision that Lion horse or elephant eats,
the abourer much as lie hath to pay 10 feed his little
children with; and it would be well ifhis wife knew still
Enquire of the printer fer further particulars
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-05
Sherifs Sale.

T INCOLN, ss.-Takcn on Execution and will he
IL sold at venduc at the Office ofhe Register Of Deeds
in Topsbam in said county, Friday the sixth day of
July next at two o'clock in the afternoon all the right
in equity which Jedidiah Moulton has or had on the
min. teenh day of November, A. ID. 1886, in and the
lot of land with the buildings thereon, where said Mou
now lives, situate in said Topsam, and bounded
Sonherly by Androscoggn River. Easte,1y by land d
Samuel Knight, Norlheriy by the county road, and
Westerly by land Mark Morse. The same being under
Mortgage to the heirs of Thos. q. Sandford.
JOHN ELLIOT, Deputy Sheriff.
June 9th 1888. 4wfll
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-05

PRIVATE BANKING.--W understand that
the $50, 600, 900 Bank which has been pro-
jected here under the General Banking
Law, is soon to go into operation, and that
J. w. Olcott, Esq. of Albany, has been
chosen President and accepted the appoint
ment. ". Y Jour. Com.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-05
ARRIVALS, cLEAnANcrs, sc.

ARRIVALS, CLEARANCEs, SC.
1T Havana June 10th brig Mcclellan, Larrabee, fr
Boston days; Lapwing Wilcox. uncer.
Ar at Newport 2sth Sch Leo, Thomaston, for N
York
Ar at Fall River, 2sth New Polly, Gardiner.
Ar at Gloucester, 9th, Sch Planet, Robinson Of
Bath. 4.I
ADV. at NJ Orleans 10Th, sch VIM Archer, for Phila-
delpha, wanting 20 bales ship Ebro, of Bath for Bre.
men, was taken up 18th, at 45s per hid. tobacco
Ar at Philadelphia, 9th brig Zoroaser, Wells by N.
Orleans IA; sch Juno, Loud, Frankfort.
Ar Providence 23th, brig Austin, Purrng;on Bath;
Champions Hatch, Bangor, of the 9th, off Gay
Head, was run into by "A sch unknown, carried away
saiboard fore rigging, and broke off five top timbers
Ar at Fall River, 2sti sch Trader, Kennebec.
Ar at New Bedford 2Stlr, sch Fruitful Vine Bangor,
Ann Maria, Kennebec.
Ar at Edgartown, 9th, sch Eagle, Perry, Gardiner
Sailed sch Nesper, Waldoboro; Sloop Louisa tardi-
ner.
AratN. Orleans 17tl brig Thomas and Edward,
Hewitt Thomaston. In port, ship IIayre, McKown
for Havre, 26th, Palestine and Queen Adelaide, fDr
Liverpool Damariscotta, for Cowcs Waloboro'
Small, for New York.
Ar at Richmond 24tb Amanda, Wheeler, Tfomaston
Ar at Alexandria, oath, sch Ripley, Reynolds, East
port.
Ar at Providence 9th. sch Mary, Robinson, Rich
mond, New Bedford, Kennehec, Providence, Bait,
Sailed 24th, Victory, KenneLec.
Ar at n. York 30ih sch Madawaska, Kelley, from
w. Indies. M
1T Pic,on 10Th ult brig Tom Paine, ofThomaston
| for-2 days; Ar The 18TH Ceres, Scolfcld
Bdth; julia and Martha, Pinkhan,, Wscasset; An
gclica. Gates, do.
AZ Trinidad 9Th ult. sch Banner of Wiscassct
for i'jston soon.
At Havana sdhIt Slip corddva % wen for cowos
Going in 12ll,, brig Lapwing, 80 days from Bnth
At do. 9th, brig NJ tolldn for Bosom, soon Cl. I'd
brig Antioch l,arhes, Cowcs
At Matdhzas 18th, brig Lincoln, Doughty for Bos-
ton. 6.
At St Johns, PR. 10Th, brig Llcweyn, Adams
dischg.
Sid fin Havana 10Th, brig Antioch Barnes, iol
Constradt
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-05
NOTICE.

n SHALL sell at auction on tho promises in
IL Topsham on Monday the thirt eth day Of July
1888, at ten O'Clock in the morning, by virtue of a
license from the Judge of Probate for the County
ofLincop-all the right title and interest TINT Rob
ert Berry late of Topsham deceased, has in and to
the South halfo Tot ofand situate in said Tops
ham, and bounded Southorly by land OF Tho,nas
Hunter, Westerly by land Of Alexander Rogers,
Northerly by land of Joseph Patten, Easterly by
land of Arthur Hunters heirs said estate subject
to tho conditions ola bond given by said Robert to
the subscriber dated Nov 18th l636Asaid sale will
be toraise money to pay the debts of said deceased,
chargesiof administration and sale. Terms made
known at the time and place orsale.
RUFUS BERRY, RoRT. BERRY.
Bath. Juno 81 1888 IL
LOCK- IT,, T.. C.s.a--. -
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-05
SAMUEL CROWELL,


NX7OULD inform the inhabitants OF Bath and
Wv vicinity that lie has takena shop in " m.
nj. Roger snew Brick block on front Street where
be intends carrying on the Tailoring business in
all its branches, and hopes to merit share Of tile
public patronage. All! those iavoring him with
their custom may depend on having their work exc
cuted in the most fashionable style and warranted
to fit Uniforms made with neatness and dispatch.
: Cntfinq done 10 order al short notice. II
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-05

Vote on the Sab Treasury Bill taking
the country in sections:-New England,
IL for, and 90 against it, Middle States,
40 for, % against it; Southern States, Sc
for, 81 against it; Western States, l6 for,
50 against it'll for, 125 against.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-05

III ME assessors Of the Town Of Bath hereby give
n. notice that they have assessed the County
+ and Town Tax for the year 1888, and have COM
mted the same to Mr. Gushing Allen, Treasurer and
Collector of said own. w. 81
= he following is copyiof the 57lh sect ion Of an
Act entitled an act concerning the assessment and
| collection Of Taxes. IA ~ -. "A
SECTION 81. Go It further enacted. that all
such inhabitants Of said Towns who shall 20 unlariy
pay the sind Collector OF his deputy within Thirty
days nextaiter the delivery Of their bills tha amount
of their shall be entitled 10 an abae-
en.of suchspm as said Town at,ieir annual meet.
ing may agree upon, on the aInonnt of thei, saisk
taxes: AM such habithnts as shall voluntarily pay
their taxes 70 the said Collector 81 his deputy With
in sixty days after the delivery Of their tax blsshaIt
be entitled to abatement Of such sum shall be-
agresd tBgl asaipfesad il the amount q their said
lakes; and all persons who shall voluntarily pay
said collector or his deputy within one bpnlredand
twenty days after the delivery ofther tax bills shall
be entitled to abatement Of such sum, as may be-
agreed upon asaioresaid,
b. c. BAILEY SCISSORS
ALDEN WINTER of
II. D. WEBB Dath
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-05
STAMHISE TWINS.

very respectfully mako known
" tidt they will he at
Wiscnssct-T Thursday & Friday 5,l, & 9th July.
Nobeboro'-S Saturday 7th July.
Wuldnbnboro Monday 9th.
Warrsn-Tuesday 10Th.
Thornnston-W Wednesday 11th
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-05

PORI OF BOSTON,.
June 3D. Ar brig Lincoln, Doughty, (of Bath Matan-
gas 18th INST; schs Ralto, Parker, (of Bangor Ma
tanzas 18th inst; Banner, Blish, Halowe and Salem.
July l. Ar Brig Lancet, Amesbury, (of Camden,) N
Orleans 9Th, brig Ludwig, M'Lellan, (of TLomaston)
N. Orleans 9Th; sch Paris Pierce, (of Bangor) Matan-
18th inst; sch Ceres, Skofed, (of Bah) lPictou
June g.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-05

Van Buren, has lost Six States and forty
four members of Congress, in one year
He has gained John c. Calhoun and his
Nullfers!
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-05

Sherifs Sale.

LINCOLN ss.-Taken on execution and will be sold
at public auction the premises Monday the ninth
day of July at twelve o'clock noon all the right in
equity which Daniel d. Smith had the twelfth day Of
January A. d. 1887 in and to lot Of land situate in
Bath in said County, and bounded as follows viz South
by Centre Street, West by the Town House lot and
land of VIM. King, North by said King and East by
land of Nehemiah Harding and Davis Hatch, the same
being under Mortgage to Benz. F. Emery.
JOHN ELLIOT, Deputy Sheriff.
June 9Th 1878
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-05

A Wing Convention of the Young Men Of the
State of New-Yo rk, is to be held on the l It'll OF
July 1t is expected that 5000 delegates will be
present.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-05
SPOKEN.

June 9th, lat Al, lon 40, Ship Girard, Lambert
of Bath, from New Orleans for Liverpool
June 18th lat 33 40, lon 6S 80, sch Alkaline, OF
and from Bath, IL days, for Porto Rico.
June %, off Montaug Point, sch Robert and Row.
land from Thomaston for the Chesapeake
No date, la 80 80, lon 62, sch Orient, 10 days from
Bath for Martinique Tor Guadaloupc.)
No date, lat sc 20, passed ship Ontario, Of Bath
from Charleston for Havre
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-05
REM @ VAL,
2. CAN ~ = - ]: /.

HAS removed to the store in VIM. NJ Rogers new
Ill wooden block, opposite Parsons Smiths Store, at
the head of SagadahoiS Ferry where he offers
tensiye assortment Of fashionable
Boots and Shoes.
suitable for the season. and is constantly receiving from
Boston, additions to the same. ~
All orders for manufacturing, as labove, promptly at
tended to. The public, and especially his former friends
and customers, are respectfully invited to cali
B. GANNETT. $
Bath, June 14th 1885,. till
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-05

Sch Emily Knight, ofapd from Camden for N. York
put into Newport, 25lh, having been in contact with
another vessel buwarks and sancheons, and car
red away jib-boom
Ship Franklin, of Thomaston, which was sunk at s.
W. Pass was towed back to N. Orleans 10Th, having
been pumped and discharged; part of her cotton was
brought up by steamer Post Boy.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-05

We copy the following paragraph from
the New York Times Mr. Brent was for
rncrly member of Congress from. Lousa-
ma. When the term for which he was cho-
sen had expired, he commenced the prac
'tice Of law in Washington
Information was yesterday received in
the city that the grand jury Of Washington,
d. g. had returned a bill of indictment
against William l.. Brent, an attorney OF
some standing there, on a charge of having
aided aud abetted in the escape of Hender-
SOD, the notorious treasury note forger
Brent was one of, tho counsel of Richard
H. White, recently acquitted at Washing
ton. on a charge Of having fired the treasu-
ry building in 1885. Brent is under arrest.
DEATH by Poison Died at Dover Neck,
N. Ii. on Sunday afternoon, 10th inst.
Charles Fernald, son Of Mr.. William Fer
maid, aged six years. This Death was oc-
'casioned by eating Of the water hemlock,
which grows plentfully near the house of
Mr. Fernald, which was mistaken by the
family for some useful plant The whole
family, consisting on Sunday Of five indi-
viduals, partook ofthe same; and Mrs. Fer
Maid, and Joseph, a son of about eight years
of age, met with very near escape from
death. In one hour from the time that
this little boy tasted ofthe hemlock, he was
Il corpse. 1t was about supper time, and
immediately after tasting it, lie went to the
door with his bowl Of milk, to take his sep
per in the open air. He began TO complain
of headache, and then to cry, saying that
he felt sick, and soon went into conyulsive
fits. Joseph, the next older brother, went to
call neighbor, and in getting over fence
was taken sick, and fell INTO fit also. His
life was saved, as was the mothers by the
immediate use Oft powerful emetic, which
was found in the house. In the case OF
the younger child, convusive fits followed
with great rapidity until he died.---Doyer
Enquirer. g
TIE PULAsKI-A public meeting rela-
tive to the melancholy shipwreck of the
Pulaski, was held in Charleston, on the
23d inst, at which the Mayor presided.
A resolution rendering the thanks of the
meeting to Captain Davis. ofthe schooner
Henry Cameron, for his kind. humane and
generous conduct towrrGs the unfortunate
survivors of the Pulaski, and memorial to
Congress earnestly requesting that no time
may be lost in providing by all the means
in the power of Congress against the re-
currence of similar disasters, were adop-
ted.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-05
.VesC and cIaeaa, Prints.

THIS day received per Steamer HUNTREss, 500
Il yards new and durable CALICOS ito be sold at
ow prices at G. 3. jerks,
June ~, 3w12
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-05
- MARINE LIST. 8
II orr or Es.4TH.
ARRIVED
9Th Brig Samuel, Bartlett, Baltimore;
CLEARED.

goth Sch Comet, Dewolf Boston;
July I'd Brg fremont, Sylvester, for Barbados.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-05
.vSaU Establishment. e
II. p. WI o .R s T. /,

Front Street, Bath, Me.
CONTINUES his business at the old stand, and lie
" would inform his friends and pntrons and the public
generally that he has fitted up in Iaeys build
ings opposite, where he intends keep full supply of
FRUIT & CONFECTIONERY,
including every arcleusuay kept insuch establishments
The Saloon in connection is neatly fitted up, and he hopes
will prove agreeable retreat for those who seek cool
and refreshing draught Gromthe FOUNTAINS. Fresh
Pastery, RICH and common CAKES always on hand
blackberry, Red and Black Currant JELLEY Currant,
namon, Cayenne, Checkebemy, Lemon, Rose Sassafras,
Spearment, and Ginger, ENGLISH LOZENGES
and the most extensive assortment of Fruits and Conec-
tionary offered in the place.. All of which are Of
fered as low the can be had any other estab-
lishment in the State. Orders solicited
Bath, June 81, 1888. IL
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-05
EOr Sale.

DEW No. 60 in the South Meeting House. Apply to
L b. f. EMERY.
June 81. 12
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-05

DLOCK Tin Tea & Coffee Pots. elegant pat
I'D tsr1s just reed at A. b. ROBINSONS,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-17
JEWELRY. VARIETY. &c.

EFAViNG Increased and repleni.bed
IL z my list Of variety articles. the pub
lac are invited to call and examine them
My stock consists Of
Finger Rings, Breas, Pins, Ear Rines.
Watch Guards, do. Seals and KEYS.
Silver Pencil Gases. do. 1himhles.
iailcr's fhImbles and Scissors.
Silver, steel. common and plated Spec
taclcs. Goggles,
Motto Seals, Silk Purses,
Rogers superior Penknives do fine
Scissors,
Pocket Books Of various kinds.
Leather drinking cups. Steel Pens.
Portable lnkstands, Pins and Needles
OF the very hest quality,
Hair. cloth, and tooth Brushes,
An assortment Of tuck, neck, side. and
various other kinds Of Combs,
Visiting Cards. shaving Boxes,
Rszors and Sirops, Pocket Compasses
Cologne Water, Florida do.
Honey Water. a superior perfume.
Milk Of Roses, for beau'ifylng the skin.
Chloride Soap, superior shaving Soaps
White, Bar. and CASTLE do.
Macacsar and Antique Oils. for beauti
Tying the hair.
Superior black writing Ink.
Tooth Powder. IudelioIe Ink.
Chlorine Tooth Paste. Lip Salve,
Court Plaster. Pink Saucers, TOYS o
all kinds, SC &C.. WIN DORSEY,
October 10, 1888.