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Sdaluri Harris.


Thn Defendant. not having entered his appear.
anee aud -lyen secur ~ according the act OF Assem-.
by, and the Rules of tins court, and it pleatinc by
satisfactory evidence. that he is luhabtan OF
this Country: II ordered, that The said Defendant
to appear here before the first ddy Of Apnl
term next, and answer the Bin OF the. plaintiffs. and
that copy OF s order be for,lw th ms rted in The
Lvnchburg neinI1n. newspaper published IN the
iowa OF Lyuchbulg, for two months successfully
aad aaothcr copy fosted at the front door Of the
Cout House OF tbs County on some Count day.
Copy-festc,
10. &. CGTLER, Clerk.
feb. - w2m
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isiSSOa.e'E aON.

f1'llE Co-parnership heretofore existing M.
l. the finn and style oil Fourqurean & p,ln''u
has been dissolved by mutual consent. '"e''
All persons indebted TO the firm of Fou,ou,.,. 4.
falmer' are hereby earnestly requested to MAKE MAJ,
went IL Tho. \. fourqnfean, aud those who ha!.
claims against will present them for se,,l,
without delay. FOURQUREAN& PALMFE
'E'ilt subscriber having purchased the .n,..
4 stock aud interest OF DoCt. k. d. Palm.
ne concern OF fourqurean aud Palmer, rcspeclluI,
sollcits continuance OF the patronage so Lhr,,u:
Ocslowed upon the late firm. lie now has md ~
continue to keep on hand, a general assortmen, y,
'rlicles pertaining 10 his business; VIZ. VI
DFs1tss, MEDICINES E-sTsErs o,,
PANTS, pEE.Es &c. d.,
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v lRGlNlA:-At Alta circuit superior court OF law
aud Chancefy, continued md held for tho town
81 ufday, the u st day ot Jauu ny, 1892 sitting asa
court OF chaucery
(bi.vou II II. r., III,
oi''"e' D'ohcy' IT.
John n,iloc, 1a,,as Intact and I,hn ALI,
andy diam Cali Ex,o,s of W3Il,.n, Can. d.,d.
49, 80 ~ ~ " 'i'"'' ''
John \o,,h t,x,or -, p ,,ho,, I,,,,,.,,, ,c,,d Ed
tha J. C!ay IN her own rloht. and rs gulrilan of
p,nl \ i'i,, p,.l,,.i w H.. l., \l,uer and
\, 49, - - ''"''' 'o"' ~
VI aui L"tiaih ~ 70 ip1i'E' D''''
i ms cause cane on tins d1y 10 be heard on 'hc
papers fn merry read and ih, r. nnrf nj Cnmns
-, ''eN W w 49,.
- Vi cc'ooef' - Il III was argued ny cou''' VI"
consideration whereof the court doth order that one oil
"o" of e 40 a1g m ''o odst Oh deed Of
~'''" W - ~ Us u"H''t' "hue' '''o "'e'
uiie oi the report aioresald also, an account al inc
SITUATION ui the said trust fund and report the 10
the court with any matters sneriaIlv stated thought
n.,,,,.,,, h,, Il ,,r a ,,,,,',, h.. L,';as - h.,
50 sla,cI 4 CnoyllT,s,.
DAVID ROBES c1r
Conti,s ,ne,S' Office Ivrrhlurr -, : ,,,r.h 1919
i.' C'"O'' by "''i, III & ~ h'ieh' 'o'',
i,v. ~, ,,,,,.l n. ,,l, Il =, i, ,,l, ,, -, ,.n.v,
IN co4,,nc,c. Ito .,o,,,,,,,,, .,,l 'l rx o;,g
- ~ w. ''' ''''N y y '' 'o' e'"s
","'' VI N'u'i' q" "hi'h "'y' al 'he holf Oh h'"I
clock II te IN run they requested TO atcn"
my office IN lhls town. with their accounts youch-
err, anil ms ot 'n,,r, ,,,rs $500, J la. ex,ni-
,# " i''~'''t - f' -, -
""'.oh ana Nesue'hehl JAMES bEN6h' C.
Much e w4W
as Of ,nnSc lp9, Of qor,eL session pd hed 0 on
diy f5o oh ,,,. al i,i"r.h ~, ','''"s' '"'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-12

N{lRGINlA AT a circuit superior court OF law
aud chancery, continued and held for tho
of Lynchburs, ut the Court house in sand town,
81 ufday the 2ls day OF January 1892, sitting asa
court OF chaucery
ChiswcI Dabncy, PIT
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SURGICAL rSsT-stuuSrs

To Physicians, country merchants and his fiji,
generally, he pledges husefthat his GOOD, sh,,, ~
inferior 10 nom III this market, that he will sell :,
moderate advance, aud use every excrtion r. " i
satisfaction. Il. A. FOTROURF,s" eve
March Is
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NE2s. WILLIAMS has in his p,

f.. p. WHITE, Secretary.
.Naicm, Botet9uH Co., lNarch 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-12

iH an At court ot quarterly session. coh,hu
and held for the county nj Canpbell,a the Courtho"'
thereof ON TUESDAY, the 18th day OF March, 1888
John Dudley, Plaintiff,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-28
From Mr. Stephens new Incidents of TraveE'
THE BATTLE OF GROKOW.

The battle Of Grokow, the greatest in
Europe since that of Waterloo, was fought
on The 25,h Of February, 1881. and the
place where stood commanded view of
the whole ground. The Russian army
was under the command of Diebi,sch, and
consisted of one hundred and forty two
thousand infantry, forty thousand cavalry,
and three hundred and twelve pieces of
cannon. This enormous force was arran-
ged 10 two lines Of combatants, aud a third
of reserve. Its left wing, between War
saw and the marshes Of the Vislula, con.
sisted of four divisions of infantry Of forty
seven thousand men. three of cavalry OF
ten thousand five hundred, and one hun.
bred and eight pieces of cannon the right
consisted Of three and half divisions OF
infantry Of thirty.one thousand men. four
divisions Of cavalry OF fifteen thousand
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-28
From the N. O. Commercial Bulletin.
VERA CRUZ TAKEN.

BY the French steam ship Meteor. arri-
we'd last night in 60 hours from Vera Cruz,
intelligence was received that the Castle
of San Juan de Ulloa. was taken by the
French Fleet after bombardment Of three
hours, with loss Of only four men. by the
blockadng squadron while from four to
five hundred Mexcans were killed. In the
same ship came messenger, who has
hurried on to Washington, being the bearer
Of important dispatches.
At a late hour last night, We were put
in possession of the following highly inter
esting particulars Of the attack and capture
of the Castle OF San Juan de Ulloa-for
which, we are indebted to the polite atien
ton of an officer of the U. s. Revenue
Gutter Woodbury.:
U. s. Revenue CUTTER WOODBURY.
7lh Dec 1888
P. P. REA, Esq Editor N. o. Bulletin:
Having been an eyewitness of the en-
gagemenl between The Castle OF ST. Juan
de Ulloa, and the French blockadlng sqad
ron under the command OF Rear Adm'ra
G. Baudin, at Vera Cruz. ] have pennet
1.-THE following account Of tho same, onl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-28

ONE USE Of AFFLICTION.-tia you
neve. seen bird perched upon the lower
olancnes IT a tree, disturbed from his
resting place w some noise of approaching
peril, and tempted to flv a litter higher,
ill he reaches the t.omoS, bongh. Then
spIeaos us wings md fies away! 1t is
easy 10 apply az inns 10 the troubles of the
Christian and The happy effects which they
have IN raising the grounds of his repose,
or IN making nearer the safer resting place,
I'll, having reached it, he suIy waits The
final signal 10 soar on high.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-28
! am sir, your obed't serv

ANOTHER EXPLOSION, BY slip from
the office Of the Na,chez Courier, we learn
that the steamer Augusta, on Monday, the
Sd inst, while on her way from Nstchez to
Vlcksburg, was rendered a complete wreck
by the explosion OF her boilers. A large
number of persons were kiled-,he mum
Der not exactly known. Culpable negli-
gence on the par, Of he engineer is said to
have been the cause. Al the time Of the
explosion, there were twenty-eight deck
hands and fremen on board; and when
their names were called. after the accident,
only eight could be found.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-28

mother on the very spot where we did. his
hand in hers, which she gresped convul.
svcIy, us every penl of cannon seemed the
kneI Of her son; and when the Ianccrs
passed, che sprang from his side as she
recognized in the dropping figure of an
officer, with his spear broken in his hand,
the figure of the gallant boy. He was
then reeing in his saddle, his eye was
glazed and vacant, and he died that night
IN their arms
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-28
A GREAT Observation-Disclosures

A GREAT THoRoUGHFARE.--L London
Bridge is probably the greatest thorough
fare in London. An English paper says
that it was ascerlained that on the l7lh Of
September, The number of carriages which
passed and re passed the bridge, between
the hours of eight o'clock in The morning.
and eight o'clock at night. was 10000
averaging 8i7 an hour--or s every minute
30, one every four seconds
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-28

NEGLEcTlNG THE ANTEcEDENr.-T
Albany journal gives the following as Dr..
Morse, the gcographers account OF Albany,
as it was some thirty years ago at con.
,ains. says the doct or, "about 1000 houses.
and 5000 inhabitants o standing with their
gable ends TO the street.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-05-18

Tho ci'izons Of Rochester, Buif,lo,
G,rchpori, Seneca Falls. Fort Plain. and
other business places throughout the Sln'e,
are nav considering the expectancy o'
folmng Backing Associations under this
law, or already taking the steps prepata-
tory to such formation. The difficulty
which meets this undertaking at the outset
is formidable bot n very saln'ary one.
Tho law oxocts the Investment OF re1i
capiiaL Under the old system, the nomi.
nal capital might chiefly be borrowed out
of four or five ncighb,ring Banks, to be
repaid ) soon as he new Bank commenced
discoun,ino, and thus new Bank be crea
ted without the addition Of dollar of
actual capital, but by wider diffusion Of
credit. There was little trouble in procu
ring the necessary capital under his sys-
tenn, and VIC rarely heard of village left
destitute of Bank for want that ncccs.
sary Ingredient. 1t is Otherwise with the
prescn, law; and he fact that no Banks
are yet formed under this law Is a decided
recommendation Of the system. in our
view. Had it roscmb,cd the Wild Cat
system Of Michigan in allowing the issue
Of notes on donb' fnl security, We should
have heard OF Banks thicker lhnu churches
by this time We prefer n system under
which mcn will embark n Banking because
they have capital, and not because they
owe debts.
A strong application has been made TO
NJ. Biddlc from this city, TO induce him TO
establish small monster Of ten or fifteen
millions under this law. Nobody seems
frightened or particularly horror-struck !;
bat if M Biddlc comes here to Bank, he
must pay specie. Oar law knows no other
Banking, AMI we do not mran that our
practice shall hereafter. --.Ne,o YORKER.
We learn from tho Commercial Adver.
tser, that tho Commmttcc Of the Board
Of T:aIc, which visited Phfladcl phia last
week with The object Of inviting Mr. Bidl'e
and his associates in the Pennsylvania
Bank of he u. S. to establish bank in
the city Of New York, Of large capital. IN.
der the general banking law, has returned.
Mr.. Dddlc appeared quite favorable to the
project, and promised to bring The question
before the Directors q! an early day-prob.
ably yesterday or to day. The design is G
establish bank with a capital Of from ten
to fifteen millions, which it is expected will
60 into Operation as soon as the law will
permit.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-05-18
III l@ W @ O. CD s.

VIZ IL are opening superior asEortmen,
w Of Goods in the various lines in
which we trade; most oflhe articles which
we were out Of in April, can now be had Of
us, aud 10 our great variety, we have ad-
ded very many articles, useful. necessary
and ornamental. No time, cxcrtion or
pains, have been spared 10 making The ne
cessGry additions to our extensive assert
men', and in selecting the various kind. of
new articles, suitable for the season. and to
make our shop what !, pnrp,r,s-,o b., VIZ :
a Variety Shop. More particulars, under
their appropriate heads IN future advertise
ments. Indies aud gentlemen are invi,ed
To call aud look at he G0ods at the Variety
Shop. PANGRoRN & BRrNsMAID.
Burlington, VNcy 10, 1880.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-05-18
May 0, 1888.

CONDITION OF THE TIEAsURY.-F From
tho subjoincd Message Of the President Of
the United States, it will be seen that the
financial condition Of the country is nvow
eddy most deplorable. This confession aud
appeal from the President, must have been
in their necessity most Notifying to him,
and in their execution personally humia.
ting. Assuming. as he did, the reins of
power from the hands Of his "ilustrious
predecessor" whose boast it was that be
left this great people free and prosperous
Mr.. Van Buren, may we'll contemplate with
amazcment and remorse, tho disasters
which have seduously attended bis admins
tration from the first day Of it, down TO, lie
present hour. Surely by this time, he
must beg in to perceive that the error has
all along been with himself-that his obsti.
macy at the start, in the omission to do
what sound policy required, and his per-
verse adhesion TO a new scheme distasteful
and alarming to the whole counlry-havc
at last landed him in the confess ional.
The scheme Of Sub Trcasuries--be before he
saw that he should want TO use twas de.
nounced in advance by President Van
Buren, himself. His friends and coadj utors
joined him in its hearty condemnation.
How is it possible, that The people who
have known should forget these things ?
How is it possible that they should have
conf lence in an administration so vacllla .
| ting and unstable in its policy' And in q
point where conf leuce is all in all--'he
monetary system Of the c)untry' Mr..
Van Barren may thank himself and friends
ior his present position.
To The Senrie and House Of Representatives.
] submit TO be consideration of Congress
statement prepared by the Secretary of he
Treasury, by which it appears that tho U.
s., with over twenty eight millions in de-
posi,c with the s. a'cs. aud over f teen
millions duo from individuals and banks,
aud, from the situation IN which the, @
li,nds are placed, is IN Immediate danger Of
being rendered unable 10 discharge, with
good 1al'n ana PrnWptludc, the various
pocunary obligations of The government,
Tho recurrence Of this result has for
some time been apprehendcd. and Efforts
made TO avert it, as the principal difficulty
arises from prohibition in the present law
to re issue such Treasury notes as might
be paid in before they ta Il due, aud may be
ctftc' uaIIy obvia'ed by giving the Treasury
during the whole year The benefit of the
foil amount originally authorized; the
remedy would seem to be obvious and easy.
The seiious embarrassmcnts likely To
arise from longer continuance Of the
present state Of things, induces me respect.
ful'y to invite the earliest attention OF
Congress TO the subject which may be con
sistent with due regard 70. other public
interests. NJ VAN BUREN,.
May l0,h, 1888.
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RANK or WOODSrOCK.

In consequence of the delay incident 10 the col
lection of debts by law, the scarcity Of foreign mon.
ey in circulation and the general embarrassment of
the money affairs Of the country, the Directors OF
said bank. have been unable to continue to redeem
the bills Of This bank AT Boston, at this time.
We, The undersigned directors, have carefully
examined the condition Of the bank, with reference
TO The recent emergency, and we personally know
that the debts due this bank well and amply secured,
are nearly double the whole amount of its bills in
circulation, and we have not the least hesitation ia
assuring the public Of entire conf lence lha, the
bills will he all fully redeemed and paid. This
shall be done with all that despaicl, which, an imme.
date and prudent collection Of The demands will
permit. We entertain the hghes, confidence also,
that we shalt, within u reasonable period, render
the bills fully current and bahka5e in Boston, and
that this bank will resume specie payments rs ear-
" as the other country banks in New England.
CHESTER BAXTER,
LYMAN MOWER,
SIMON WARREN,
SIMEON WILLARD,
Jon LYMAN,
From our personal acquaintance with the above
signers, their character and respons biiy, we place
entire dependence on The above assurance, and we
consider them entitled to public conilen
CHARLES MARSH,
TITUS IIUTCHISsoN,
BENZ SWAN,
May 9, 1888. JACOB CoLLAMER.
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DIX. JEBB'S CELERRATED LINZ.
N5JtNT.
DUMFRIES'
(IY|EXG wv AFTER!

HNUR sore or I1Wdmed Eyes, gives immedi-
4 ate ease and relief. On recent sore eyes,
tho effect is most salulary. Where tho com.
plant has been Of years standing, and in somo
exceeding bad cases. The most unexpected
and desirable relief has been found in tho
use of this EYE WATER, after every other
remedy had failed. Many persons who have
used it, pronounce it the best preparation for
these complaints they have ever met with,
especially in cases ofsoreness or inflammation
of long standing. Price IS cents q bottle.
lJ'Nono genuine unless signed Oh tho
outside printed wrapper by the sole proprietor
II. KlDDER, immediate suctessor to the late
DR.. w. II. CoNwAv. For sale at his Counting
Room, owe: No, 90, Cour.slreet, near Con.
cert Hall, Boston, and also by his special ap-
pointmont, by J. & J. II. PEcK & Co. k3
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D VI Ns 3 i ZIG @ u O S,c
FRIDAY RNING, MAY IS.

ropr,cv S;,co tho ,,,,,,I IF ,to yo,,o.,
all OH, roreion news has CANA -, d,,os so l,,lo In,
ter ,h,n ,l,I received bv the so,m shin "a IN ho NJ
i,'r interest. W
In EngIand. urea, nrcnoro,;ons arc nal, ;,a far
The ceremony of The coronn, on. Which il ,o 10 n,
the same scale o( mogn;Gcenrc "a ,h,i or ~ ;ll;,m
Iva, an cxucnse or COS OOO The ,o,o nf ,ho
n,li,h Press n his rounIrv !, reia,;,'n IN tho
Can,,, question continues cx,,emaIv onnrnb,Io,v
The news from Snain i. decideJlv r,vor,ble IN
The Omen I'm, The ny,on, Of ,lo ,,J,.,,,,,no, ;,
ed bv her ,roons does no, cIe,rIv onne,r
Portugal is ouie,, A ruD,ure seems likely ,o
spring up between Russia and Rome, out of the
recent affair win the Archbishop Of Cologne.
by Tue arrival oil the fhI''dephIa, at n. York,
London papers to the 18Th ut. have been received
Ine drominen' subject OF interest was The sue
~ ,ro oxro,sc or,ho iJnIson,l a., T,,n,,,r Cas-
the survey Of the northern coas, of America, In.
,el'srnce had just been received from Mcs:rs.
,L ,l,o I' ~" " u ,o ~.
IRENE points Laid dounby Eecchy AMI franklin.
Lof" Do'"am was 10 embark on ''e zo'h'
EuENos AYREs-!t is stated that blockade
OF tbs port mad been or was about TO be declared,
~ consequence OF me marsh treatment oil several
lrcnchnrn on the frontier, VINO ma been ordered
to enter Inc army OF operations against Peru, and
on 'hcir refusal to 90 so, were beaten ny lIe COM
mandns officer and carried INTO town loaded with
CHAINS. The consul iheieupon demanded their re-
lease, and $50 QUO for the support OF one Barcle,
a Frcichman, who had died IN consequence, as
was supposed OF the III treatment hcleceivcd.-
/ The government replied conemPtupnsiy, and the
/ Consul struck his flag; al the same time sending Il
! hrs OF war 30 The French admiral on that coast,
requesting hIn TO come to Bnenos Ayres with his
ilce. French s'oopoi war an brig Of 20
guns were already at 3. Ayers. Ga The 18th of
March al foreign merchant vessels we're to rece,e
"'vu ,,o .r , mmi" n, VIII" suc"
Intercourse Nth Eucope. Upwards of on c
honlr"d passengers sailed from New.York on the
ls inst in the Lond'"' Liverpool and ''a're pack
eS' '''cc NV" NV u'e'' "e''e'" vas ''"o" o"'
~
M, Va, ooJ ii. ,,;s,io, n f,onnd, Tho,o
soo,cs IN he somc m,s,crv obou his oen,,emo,'s
Lusin IS in The CanlIas, which is not at II dss.
pated by the following from Montreal paper OF
the 7'h.
1t was some 'nc s9co sla'ea 'nl"e upper Gnn
the Federal Go,ernmen, OF the United States to
o hirh wns , cm q" m ,L
ic.l prisoners reke" in their attempts to invade the
h,,e Janb,cJ he rn'h Of he rcnor, and oh.nr,e
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-05-18

" Dana Thompson. who has bcen con>
fined in our Jail for nearly year, for the
supposed crime Of having poisoned his
wife, succeeded in making his escape on
Sunday morning last. With much toll he
effected breach in the wall, by means OF
an old augcr, sufficient to admit his body.
Mr.. Smith, our deputy sheriff succeeded in
arres,ing him before noon. and ho is now
safely lodged in Jail to awai, his trial at
the mex, June court - .Middiebury Argus.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-05-18
HUNTINGTON g. LYON,

WOUlID respectfully inform their old
w customers and the public genera ~.
that they have just received n choice
selection of Book Bindery Stock aud Bi,nh
Book .Materiots, and are in readiness IT,
wait upon all that may favor them with
their orders, and will endcavor to do it in n
manner that will give satisfaction 10 aN
They have also received the following
articles Of Sta ionery, w:
SupeyEoe Cap and Letter Paper. Bile,
Paper Nusic Paper, Tissue Paper. Eiot
ting Paper, Colored wrapping (suiiabie for
Boot coreringl Dra,cing Paper Wrjiing
Ink. flirting Fuid, QWNs, Steel Pens
Sealing War, Wafers, Dra,cing Pencils
SC. sc. All Of which Will be sold on fan
terms. Thankful for past favors ant
would sol cit a continuance Of The same.
An Assortment of Blank Books con.
stan,ly on hand at far prices
2 doors East of Free Press Office, }
CJllege Sc. Burlr g'on, ri.
May l6, 1888.
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ID I T. ID

III this village, on the Oh inst, very suddenly
while on visit at his sons, Mr. Isaac d. Farrar Of
Fairlax. aged 67. In his death his family mourn
the loss O. an aiet tonate husband, kind and in
dugent father, and the church and community
useful aud wmthy member. Printers in N. IL. and
Mass. are requested So.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-05-18
NJ A II IL I r. ID

In Champaio, N. Y. on Monday the l4ih inst,
by the Rev. A. d. Brinckerhoor, Mr.. William
Leslie of Toronto, u G. 10 Miss Louisa NJ. eldest
daughter Of N. Webb Esq.
In Marlborough, N. Y. on the 25th ult. by The
Rev. Mr.. Spear, Mr. Martin Lyon Of Cleste, field,
TO Miss Amanda Blnn, of the former place.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-05-18
DR.. E. W.EITSEuE.

tx T0I EO UI4L1 ln'ormS The nhab
~ tants OF Burlington and adjoining
towns mat he still continues 10 heal
the SICK and cure diseases with the Thorn
son'an Bp'anic System Of practice, and
That he from thorough knowledge and
experience in Tho business firmly believes
That no eau give entire satisfaction TO those
wao may please to give him call a, Pearl
street. doors cast of VIM. |. Scymonr's
nat store, whore the genuine Thomsonian
Medicines may at al times be had and
where the sick can at all times be attended
too.
Mns. WHrvcHER having thorough
knowledge Of the Thomsonian practice,
will at all times prescribe for females, fur.
nsh Syrups, &c.