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Thcre Is stream whose narrow tide
The known and nnkaa~n worlds divide,
Where all anst go:
IL wasclcss waters, dark and deep,
Mil sa.len silence, downward sweep
With moaness flow.
lsa~ where atfla, dreary food,
a sunling infant prariing stood,
Whose hour mas come
rnsaugh, ofill il ueor'd the tide.
snni, as 10 Graded rest, AMI died,
Like gong home.
FOLLOWED with lnnrud eye anon.
A,oaih, diseased, and pale. aud wun;
And there alone
He gazesl upon ihe leaaon stream.
Aud lsas'dto plungc--I heard serum,
Andhc GORE.
Aud ihcua form in mauhood's strength
Game busting on, till there at length
lie saw lifc's hound,
lie shrunk aud raised the bitter prayer
Too laie--hs shrek Of wild despair
This waters droand
Next s,oPi upon that gnrgelcss shore
4 being boe i WITH many a oeorr
ofioisome year..
Ear,h-bound and sad b. len iht hank,
Bach turn'd his din'ong oyc, and sank,
ALI. full OF tears.
How bitter must thy mniars be-
oh Death How hard a thing, ah me
Ii Is To die
musel-ehen to that stream again,
Another child Of mortal men
With sailes drew nigh.
"'Tis the last pang" he calmly saii--
"Tone, O Death thou hast dread--
SAVIOUR cnne
Spread bu, thine arms yUnder shoro--
ee'--ye waters, benf me o'er.
There Is my homo :"
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- 1900 ACRES OF LAND.

's'ilE undersigned are authorised to sell the above
H. Tract OF Land, situated on James River, in Bed
ford county OF miles above Lynchburg. They
Will sell the Tract in hody, or divide ii to
suit pufehasers-rhese Lands must be Sold, to meet
pressing demands against The owner of them, aud we
expect 10 sell under their real value. Capt. L. L.
Coleman, living adjoining, will show the Lands to per
sons wishing TO purchase. Early application IS de-
srahe. $. x NJ. II. GARLAND
July 10. I'm
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TRUST SIZE.

pY virtue of deed ortrust, executed by Waiter
~ Snead and judith hls wife to the subscriber, on
the 18Th day of November, 1886, to secure the pay
ment OF debt therein mentioned will be sold to The
highest bidder for cash, in the sueet in front Of the
house, on the 10Th day of August next, the
fsTss; HOUSE AND LOT on Sth street, in the
sEi,iI town of Lynchburg, late the residence of the
---.A- SAID Walter Snead, deceased Acting as nus.
tee shall sell aud convey only such ltle as Is vested
IN me by the said deed ltrust.
JAMES BENAGUL
July 90 IDS
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M FRIDAY, the teuth Of August next, 1T An
~ thony's ford, on Ouer River, ~ The Comfy of
Campbell, proposals viii be received by the under
signed commissioners, Tor the building ofa bridue
over Otcr River. The bridge is to he a lattice bridge
about 10 feet long, II feet wide in the clelf, with
stone ahutmcntS. about twenty five above the water,
To be covered with heart shingles and weather-b board
! SAMUEL PANNILL,
THOMAS FOX.
ALEXANDER AUSTIN
CHARLES II LYNCH,
HENRY T. EARLY.
RICHARD MORGAN
BOWLING CLARK,
Commissioners.
July u uOA
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NO TECE.

4 LII PERSONS indebted TO The subscriber on
u opeu account, for Medical services or otherwise
are hereby informed, that have put the ,me into
the hands Of Ro l.. Coleman collection. In adopt
ing This method regard is had more to convenience
aud economy than wish to coerce payment.
J. POWELL.
Amherst c. H., July In
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r. DEG.2YEO.V.

fkNIlE fall session of the subscribers School will
N commence on Wednesday, the lst dry OF Au-
gust. No pupil will be admitted but from time of
cnty TO the cad Of the session. Terms as hereto
fore. REBECCA l.. TOWNLEY.
July 90 81
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BUFFALOE SPRINGS,

1ttrUATED on Bulaloe River, in The county OF
y Amherst Is mcs from tho Conn House, %
miles from Lexington, and . miles rom Lynch
burg.
Ia calling the attention Of the public to thcse
Springs as n watering place, tie subscriber takes
occasion to remark that they are no new discovery,
although unknown 10 the distant public until the
last two years. For many years they have never
failed to get more visitors from the surrounding
country tim the Improvements could comfortably
accommodate, who will readily testify to their me
dicnal virtues.
Since last season several large and comfortable
framed cabus have been erected, which, added 10 the
large and oommodlous Hotel and Cabins bull pre-
yons 10 that time. will enable me TO entertain Il larger
company with more comfort.
The water HIS been anal, zcd, aud found 10 con-
ian the essential Ingredients ulphnr, soda I'm an
unusual pfnporlion1 aud maencsla; aud the snhscrl-
Der can say with the fullest confidence, that II cert
featcs OF laelsw required they can be Obtained OF
many individuals, whose experience Of their virtues
enable them to say that they are unsurpassed by
any water III Virginia for most OF the diseases com
mon to our ematc--ln cases OF confirmed dyspepsia
of less drangcI condition of die stomach and
bowels, IN pulmonary OF liver Diseases mole par
ticulaly The allcl-ln all diseases OF general debility
"halevef-aGd peculiarly ter delicate females aud
children, these waters viii be found possessed Of
remedial virtues Of certainly rare efficacy. For This
hct the highest authority among tie medical ;acuily
III this section 81 the country can be offered, as ell
rs the better evidence OF lul and nple tests BY in
dWduals from actual experience.
The season will again commence on the 18Th OF
June. The subscriber, grateful Tor past patronage
both from his old hends and strangers, gam invites
Them to visit hun, with the assurance CA lds pant
HAT 10 pans shall be spared 10 icuder the vs ae1cc-
able.
Il will be observed, that the rates of Board mc
lower than at any olher watering place IN NHsla:a,
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COFFEE.
One FgWHdrcd Dollars Esc.yaysy
AN AW AN from my Plantation. in Am.
"a hefst county, Virginia June l2th, my
NEGRO WAN ygayrrH

ABOUT 30 years OF age, stout strong made about feet
nine inches high brig mulatto a,ge bushy head
round shoulders, down look, very polite when
spoken 10; no mark recoeeled lie has been sever
al years running James River as a Waterman.
oeIleve he has obtained free papers, and has been
persuaded away by some rascal other, aud will 10
doubt attempt TO get TO free State | will give
ii'y dollars for bis delivery TO NE, if taken within
Tue state, one hundred dollars ifout Of The State.
JNO. 1. TURNER,
Amherst, June Is Is
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.V'GTECE.

a LII persons indebted to The subscribers. are
[ " hereby notified that satisfactory arrangements
Tor the payment ofthcif debts mustbe made by the
lst OF August next as longer indulgence cannot be
gwen. JAMES {. HUNT & Go.
June | 1
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Ia $ Il . AT. II;

E0N Viituo Of deed of trust executed To the sub
~ serbcrs by PHegrne Echols dated the 4th
day olSeptenbef 1887, aud duly recorded IN the
County Court of Campbell, in which is conveyed Il
the real properly owuedby sal Eehols in /! c tow
OF New Lon Ion. consisting OF two large
rf-fsT744s T.BB'E!ke.s' HOUSES, e-a-s.
NH Store house, aud tfAct Of Land ad- ID,
- Ionpg, of 20 or 50 acres. s. much -a--l4A
sum oil money which IS now due. and viii, h SAID
deed WAS given TO secure together VIII! the costs OF
sale &e. will be sold on Saturday the 1s h diy 81
August next IA the town of New London, 10 the
highest bidder ion crsh. Actlug trasees. the gn-
rsi1ned viii convey such tile rs Is vested ia them
by said deed, and none other.
CHAS. l.. MOSBY.
DAVID i. EDLEI.
Juiy II vtds
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shall be lie Batiln.waIdi
Inv praise The theme Ct choral SING,
To weep snuld do ihs glory wrons;
Thou shalt not be deplored !"
II is sad 10 rccollec land though the recollection
be of one WHO always stood font to loat opposed 10
YOU nm implaeable tlIongh noble foe. 10 none will
the recollection lr sa1der than to you'll tha IN that
mnneni, came pealing through the air the thrilling
saf-ery, then, orthe last time uttered Of ore whose
voice. all then. WIS never heard in vain. II was
like the diving shout ii Mafmion to the rescue J!
cheering those whose " rashness hsd lett no hope,
exeenin prudent holiness 10 Que more fiery charge
ior g" Death 81 Victory"
But out alas
W. boigea again. a. have seen SWIM.
With hoote=s lnief swim against the tide
And spend her suenefh with nVernutflinR waveF
IL that day II seer, Sit, that Mt Calhoun was
not the uan abide the shock Of arbilrameni So
aefn. From HAT ianr. until very lately regarded
lin as gentleman 81 the best intentions. whose san
eniae temper apt 10 beiay him into dlhcnlfits,
which better suited his complexion 10 ctade, Than
10 overcome.
Hence | thopehi il quite in character whom saw
him after. uniting with you SIR, and your
friends, the Eauk qnes ion, 10 aveaee himself Of
hts eueuies and to rut down the authorised the Poe
clamatlon aud Eotce Ban. In lha condition, beg
leave 10 say. bad 10 aith. aud TOOK no part. Aud
here again Mr.. Calhoun mi calculated The
strength uftlis ucw alliance unequal l. the
undertaking. The Force Bill remalns on the
Statute Book the Proclamation IS the Conslitd-
lion. and the Protest aud Expnueug Resolutions
record the triumph oil the \ ADMINISTRATIONS
But here again, Mhat TO others seems disastrous
defeat. Is claimed by MI Calhoun rs Triumph on
his part. We have gotten BACK lac says, 10 the
pfineirlcs OF ls27. and all since then Is forgotten"
Tie maxims OF The State Rights pafiy, 1t seems
hafc bccu ie csIlblsed the tue reading Of the
Constitution. and grand overture, in eel brallon
efthe event. has bern gotten np ia Mr.. Calhouns
resolutions he PLAYING FIRST fiddle lot tla night on
lv. THIS free bcurtt, however appears 10 lave
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G.EEsES WALLIS. Sc.

kANING determined to devote my attention
Il principally to the Cauyall mrkiug business.
will endeavour IN future 10 keep on hand At my shop
supply Of CARR1ALLS, wilh aud without
Springs made OF first rare timber and good work
manship. My situation being in the country, my
expenses considerably less thln they would be in
Lynchburg and having had 10 years experience in
the business, make no heSItancy in the assertion,
lty,than they can be bought IN Lynchhurg,or almost
any othef IOWA. viii also make BAROUClIES 10
order. Those wishing to purchase would do well 10
give call before purchasing, as feel confident
shall give general satisfaction both in price and
quality.
My shop may be fund in Amherst, miles north
from Lyuchburg. near NeSHope Meeting House
viii 80 keep hand for the accommodation Of
purchases the best Carrya Harness, at The lowest
cash price. SYLVESTER l.. BuRFORD.
JulY 10 WIN
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ROAD STOCK At AUCTrON.

Ma ILL be sold al public auction before lie trout
w door of Ike Franhlm Hotel IN tie town of
Lynchburs. on Thursday the 23d day of August
next, four shares of delinquent stock in the Lynch
burg and Concord Turnpike Company viz Two
shares subscribed Tor and standing in the name Of
Christopher Anthony.
Two shares same the namo Of James Anthony.
BY order of the board
NJ. W. DAVENPORT, Treas.
July % ids
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Plaintiffs.

Bedford May Court, 1888.
Elias Garner aud Susan his wife, Plaintiffs.
against
William Mead. adn'r. oil John s Paterson decd,
Blancha Patterson. widow of said John Patterson,
decd. George ID. Patterson, John s. Patterson,
George w. Quarles and Rachel his wife, Alfred
Patterson, Mary Patterson, Jane Patterson, James
Patterson, William Patterson. McHenfy Patterson,
Ehza Patterson, Francis Patterson and Martha Pat
terson, Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
! his day this cause came on 10 be further heard
upon the papers formerly read and was argued nv
counsel upon consideration whereof the Count
doth adudge, order and Decree thai the defendant
Mead ender an account before of the Cointnis-
sioners of this Count, of his administration of the es-
tate OF John Patterson decd, aud also Of the sales
made by him in pursuance OF the dccreta order made
IN this cause on the Doth OF March, 1896 and that
the same Commissioner take account of the ad-
vancements made by the said John Patterson in his
life time, to his children aud distributes, and that he
report the same, together with any matter specially
stated, thought pertinent by himself, required by
the parties TO be so stated.
4 Copy-Tcste,
JOHN Il. STEPTOE, d. c.
CoMMIssIoNEB's OFFICE.
Liberty, july II. 1888.
The parties in the above cause will take notice.
that shall, on Monday The 20lh day of Augustine
At my Office. in this town, at the hour of 10 O'Clock
the morning, proceed to take the account directed
by the foregoing decree when and where they ara
requested to attend, with their accounts, proofs and
copies OF Count papers, for examination and settle
ment. J. \. WHARTON.
July 10 w4w
Messrs, William Chdress aad Abran ChiIdress in
their rights, and as administrators Of Robert
Childrcss decd Henry Chdrcss and Nancy
Ferguson
FH1AkE notice, thai shall, on the 2ls day of Au.
u gust next and if no completed on that day,
shall continue from day to day until completed. az
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SIN. STEE'E.

w Z ha.e Just received a second supply Of thi,
w Invaluable Medicine.
MARTIN 4 LATHAM.
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SALE OF VALUABLE
PROPERTY IN LIBERTY.

SALE OF VALUABLE
PROPERTY IN LIBERTY.
DY virtue of deed Of trust, executed 10 the sub
ID scfbrr. Tor certain purposes therein mentioned,
by Alfred T.. II. Edgar and vile. ON the 9th day oil
March, 1899, and duly recorded III Bedford Clerk 5
Office, shall proceed. the premises, in lie town
of Liberty bedford county, on Tuesday the 3lst DAY
of This month, July le3s, to sell, At public auction,
TO the highest bidder. the
<sss. HOUSE 81 LOT,
III situated on the south side Of the Man-street
-A- IN Liberty, Al present occupied by SAID Edgar.
The improvements consist Of Two STORY
FRAMED HOUSE,
entirely new and neatly painted-with Two rooms
above aud below stairs, and basement story fitted up
a. a Kitchen, new Stable aud other necessary.
out houses, aud highly productive garden. This
property situated near 10 the business part of the
town, and yet sufficiently retired FOR the comfortable
residence Of private famy-and IS ia every respect
"only the attention OF those who wish TO purchase
residence IN pleasant and thriving village.
TEnMs.-Ouc third OF the purchase money will be
required the 25th December, 1893 aud the balance
IN two equal annual instalmens from that day
Bonds with approved security, and the title retained
until The last payment is made
Such tile only as is vested in the subscriber will
be conyeyed--wheh is however believed 10 be ndis-
puitble. join a. WHARTON, Trustee.
Liberty, July . wds
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JOS. WILSON, Clerk.

COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
Llbcrty May Ia, 1888.
The parties in this cause will lake notice. that |
have appointed Tuesday the i,h day of August
next, to commence the accounts directed BY the
foregoing decree on Which day, al the hour Of 10
o'clock, IN the morning. they are required 10 attend
ut ny Office IN tins town, with their accounts,
vouchers. witnesses aud copies of Court parers pre-
pared for examination and settlement.
JOHN A. WHARTON.
July II wdw
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Messrs. William Cliildress aed Abram Chdress in
their own rights, and as administrators Of Robert
Childrcss, decd, Henry ChiIdress and Nancy
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IIeadeu Mccormick, Joseph Slaughter, admir-. Of
Berry Me Cormack John +. SHE, Betsey Gilpin,
Dinah Durrelt, John Duneu, Solomon Dureu,
Mary Parsons. Phoenix Parsons, John Trimble.
William Duuet in his right and as admir-. Of
Richard DulfcIt deed. Deils
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Bedtora Nay Court, 1888.
Elias Garner aud Susan his wife, Plaintiffs.
against
William Mead. adm'r. oil John s Paterson decd,
bianeha Patterson widow of said John Patie son.
decd. George ID. Patterson, John S. Patterson,
George w. auarles and Rachel his wife, Alfred
Patterson, Mary Patterson, Jane Patterson, James
PATTERSON, William Patterson. McHenfy Patterson,
Eliza Patterson, Francis Patterson and Martha Pat
iefson, Defendants.
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HOUSE 81 LOT,

liT slInaled ON lhe south SIDE Of The Main-sireei
~ IN Liberty, al present occupied by SAID Edgar.
, imptoyements consist of a Two STORY
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4 = "A Cncuil Superior Cour, of Law and Chan
4 Gerry, continued and held for Bedford county,
at the Courthouse, on Monday the 7th day of May,
53S:
Lecy Dumett and Dolly Durrett, Pl IFS.
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oSALs
publishing
T[ER IP@TTgvlELhls lE1GLp@B1UNloa0

The friends liberal
induced the pub
lie politics
candidates the 5h of March
Conventions But feeling shall be object enhance the
by promoting industry which charac
Region We shall
political
Monopoly which ard the exercise of individual rights or have the
tendency individual industry In fne object shall be
the welfare of the community whom o please and in
patrons necessary
rendered n a audable undertaking.
English paper published in the county of suyka
the intelligent Industrious and entesg the commonwealth In
the combined Democratic exceeded
600 Then doubt the establishment provided the ex Of
friends rocks
iey the
published weekly Imperial
TWO DOLLARS payable miaunuy advance 80 so paid
within the
The published about the first of May Subscriptions
respectfully solicited.
JOHN S INGRAM
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LAND SURwNTENGa &0c
HADEN SMITH.
FEBRUARY 8, 1898.

Respectfully informs the public, that he
is prepared TO receive and execute orders in
the above line, and from his knowledge of
the art, having had extensive practice for
the last fifteen years, considers himself JUS
tilted in stating that he can give perfect sat-
isfaction to all who may employ him.
Typographical maps furnished according
to the latest improvement, in the handsom-
est and most correct manner, and levelling
of every description faithfully performed.
Able assistants are engaged.
Orders left with the following persons
will meet with immediate attention.
James Taggart, Esq, Tanaoqud.
s. b, Harmon, Esq, DGnuiHe.
John Weaver, Esq, PohsUiNe,
John s. Ingram, Esq, Bloomsbury.
Cornelius Conner, Esq, Mduch Chunk.
Tench C. Kintzing, Esq. Cattawissa.
Cattawissa, Feb. 10, 1888. 42-6t
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no MANTUA MAKERS.

AN extremely useful and thoroughly
proven PATENT SYSTEM for cutting
Ladies Dresses and Habits in various forms,
to accommodate all the changes of the fash
ions, and warranted to fit without the trou-
BILE of trying on the dress before finished, on
plan SO easy that any lady may learn il
from the rule and explanations, or in one
half hour by personal teaching, is hereby
offered to the ladies employed in that branch
Of business.
Terms--if forwarded to order S5, fper-
sonally taught So.
VILLA KAHLER,
CHARLES KAHLER.
Bloomsbury, Feb. 10, 1888 42--tf.
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TIER BRPKRT0BYO
7Ns .Rrtde's Farescslt.


pY MRS. HxNANs.
why do weep 10 leave the vine,
Whose clusters DER me bend
The myrtle yet, oh! call il minel
The flowers loved to tend;.
A thousand thoughts Of all things dear,
Like shadows Ger me sweep,
! leave my sunny childhood hcre,
OH Therefore, let nae weepl
fleave thee, sisseri we have play'd
Through many Joyous hour,
Where the silvery green Of the olive shade
Hung dim DER fount and bower.
Yes, thsu and I, by stream, by shore,
In song in prayer, in sleep,
Have been, as we may be no more
Kind sister, let me weep!
Ileaye thee, fatherl Ewes bright moon
Must now light other feet
With the gsther'd grapes, and the Tyre in tune,
Thy homeward step to greet.
Thou in whose voice, to bless thy child,
Lay tones Of love SO deep,
Whose eye DER all my youth hath smiled
Ileave thee. let me weep!
Motherl leave theel on thy breast,
Pouring out joy and wo,
have found that holy place Of rest
Still changeless yet go!
Lips, that have lull'd me with your strain,
Eyes that have watch'd nay sheep!
Win earth give love like yours sgsini
Sweet mothers let me weep!
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Drugs & Medicines.

at his Drug and Chemical Store in Bloomsburr.
and that he will be happy to supply the wants Of
those who may give him a call. Among h., as.
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To those who are addicted to indulging
In gentle slumbers at church, we commend
she following dream as "caution."
MY LAST DREAM AT CHURCH.
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Important to TaiIors
PATENT ELASTIC SQUARE
AND
SeIG:Varying Square Rule,

For measuring and drafting coats, in con-
nection with another new and useful rule
for cutting sale OF boys coats upon a more
familiar plan also, superior rules for cut
ting all other garments incumbent on that
branch, are now offered TO the trade by the
subscribers; beliving them to surpass eve
ry thing of the kind which has proceeded
them,
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HtELEBRATED Universal Plaster for the cure
" Of Gout and rheumatic pains, destroying
corns, curing fOstbitten feet and sore breasts, for
sale at
TObias's Health Emporium.
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JOHN S. INGRAM,

ATE@lRNlaY AZ lLAW9
TWNENDERS his professional services to the cit.
zens Of Columbia county. He will feel grsle
ful for business entrusted TO his care. Office in the
same building with the Columbia Democrat
BIOomsbgJg, May, LsSS
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BY SOLOMON sYNTAx, ESQ.

Power unsubdued 10 the control ofYirlue,
is a poor guardian Of civil Liberty.
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Rosemary
Rue
| Spike
Stone
| Sassafras
| Tansy
Far
Wintergreen
WoImseed
British
Croton
Castor
Harleam
Pink root &
Paragoric Elixir
Plaster, adhesive
do strengthening
Prepared chalk
Pearl powder
Pills, Anderson's, Scots,
Hooper's
Lees New London
German
Morrison's
Evans
| Dyott's
Leidies'
9 of Aloes
: of Assafetina
{ Of Opium
! Z of Quinine
Quassia wood
| Quicksilver
Quinine
Rhubarb
Rochelle salt
Rotten stone
Rose water
Rust Of Iron
Sage, pearled
Salammonias, crude
Salt Of tartar
Sal Volatile
Salt petre
Sanders wood
Sarsapharills
Sealing wax ]
SIENNA leaves N
Senaka snake root
Soap, CASTLE
shaving
| white CASTLE
: fancy
Sodo, supar carbonate
Sub carbonate
Spanish fly
Spermacili
Sweet spirits Of nitre
Soda powders
Spirits of hartshorn
: of Lavender eomre
8 Of TarpenIine
Seed Lace
Smelling bottles
Seidlits powders
Sponge
Squill
Sugar of lead
Sulphur
Sucking bottles
Tartar emetic
Tincture of Aloes
Of Assafetida
Of Peruvian bark
of cinnamon
Of MuIiate Of iron
of Mynh
of spanish fly !
of Colchicum seed
Of SIENNA
of Yalerian
Of Guiacum
Tooth powder
brushes
Valeri8n root
Venice turpentine
Verdigris, VeFmillian
Virginia snake root
Vials, different sizes
Vitroil, blue, green,white
White Resin
IF Health" will be foun d
le most approved
Paints, Dye-S SHIFTS,
tections, &c, &c.
Tood quality, having been
he best established ware
and which he will sell at
will use every exertion to
bis customers. and there
the patronage of a htc&1
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