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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-12-23
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The result Of the deliberations of the Conven-
ton is certainly unexpected to us, we presume
it is to great majority ofthe citizens of this State
who preferred, as we did, and hoped for the nom
inurion of Gen. Scott. But he can 'bide his time
for his character, like his sesvces is of stuff that
will endure. 1t SIS solid Fabric, and will sup
port the laurels that adorn it,"
Having, with good faith, committed our cause
to the Convention, we will, with good faith, abide
BY irs decsion-and will yield to the candidates
it presents to the nation our full and Jealous sup
port
We have the same odious principles 10 contend
against the same corrnpiing abuses of power, the
same indifference 10 the public wei are and al
though we go not into The battle under the leader
OF our choice, we 20 into it with confidence that
the chosen of such conveniion-hilnselfo OF tried
rnetal-will lead us on TO triumph We enlist,
therefore, for the war, under WILLIAM IL. HAIR.
RlSON and JOHN TYLER.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-12-23


TIE NATIONAL CONVENTION.
HUZZA FOR OLD TIPPECA OLE!
The anticipalions ofthis pap Of Saturday, have
been realized in the nomination, by the unani'
nous voice of the National Convention at !Iar-
risburg ofGEN. WILLIAM henry IARRI.
SON for the Office of President OF The United
States. GOV. TYLER, Of Virginia, was nomin
atcd for Vice President.
We have neither time nor space for comment
to day, upon this - until Saurday-uneXpecte
but not unwelcome result The following extract
from the correspondence Of the Express, shows
that it was in the end cordially and enthusascal-
ly sanctioned by the unanimous voice of the con.
yenon:
"When the nomination of President was final
y acted upon, there was spontaneous rising OF
the whole convenioh 'and nine cheers burst forth
without even the effort ola call. Never was there
n better feeling. Never did trying aud doubtful
scenes end so well. Never was there among such
II body Of men such conviction of coming sue
cesss,lch universally Of belief, that the coun-
try by victory would Iatfy what had been done
Harrisburg had been illuipna,ed the night before
We parted, and were parting all friends and all
brothers. There was not word Of reproach.-
No unkiRd feeling was INDUCED in.
Thus have we escaped the terrible Scy!la and
Charybdis, l have, trenbled TO sail by--and now
we are upon the ceur sea, 10 st up Oh the topmnst
Of your Express the star spnnged banner that llar
rlson has always led to victory wherever he llns
borne it against the adversares othis county"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-12-23

Much of our paper today is given up to a sketch
of the whole proceedings of the Convention. 1t
is interesting matter, for the decision here arrv-
ed at and the harmony and zeal manifested on all
hands-wiIl, in our Judgment, make William II.
Harrison the next President ofthe United States
Our humble but Jealous cooperation in such Il
good work shall not he wanting.
The nomination OF William ii. Harrison is,
wherever we yet have n returning voice, received
with reclamation.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-04

ENRY LEE g co, No magazine street, arc
Ill row receiving from ships Nashville, Louisville,
Kentucky, Eagle, and other late arrivals trsm he
'tiern cities. large and new selected assortment
HAS, Boots, shoes and Brogans,
consisting OF genlcmens fine calf and Morocco boots
various qualities; mems fine calf seal and Morocc
'o'' pumps and brogans, buckskin Shoes brogans m.
slippers mems fine calf and kippcd peggcd shoes and
'rogans; o boots do stout kip and wax pepced shoes
III brtyans; genemen's best quality calf scwe. shoes
t'ogans and Jack Downngs; do calf and Morocco
'skle shoes anil brogans; do calf seal and Msrocco:
t'd'a" shoes and slippers, do calf, buff anu sea- WINGS
Anew article; do fine calf sell aud morocco qarse,
lots; oys, misses and childrcn's peggcd aud scwed
b ogans, anu shoes Of every quSlity and Kind
Also general assortment Of mems stout WAX and
e1~t ''rogans and shoes, together with 10000 pairs
Sgro best quality, russell brosans, nailed in the
'anks, made expressly for plantation uses good as
'rtmen! OF mems fine and stout kip russell broga,s
'w article, and alge quantity Of Ill inferior quality
r''sset and wax brogans
Ladies' fine calf, seal, morocco and grain wells, and
pump sole shoes; do fine French Morocco and kid run
1'n slippers; do roam Shoes with and without heels
calf seal and stout leather booecs; do P,nella shoes
IAN kinds and qualities; do lasting brogans no gaer.
rama ioSed bootees. Misses lasting spring shoes anu
Oh eans Chl'drens colored Morocco and lasting bro
1; ns and boots, &c.
tent!enens fine fashionable black silk ha,s do black
w .dlaG beaver do Of superior quality; do imitation
20 ram 10; broad and narrow brim mems fine ,rab AM,
s'sk hHss'a short mapped hats article. Yo1,hs
SIZE hats OF different qualities; do chiLren's
aens and bcy's black and drab wool hats Of various
s'"pes, with general assortment Of boys and mems
seai caps. ~''
ms assortment will be replenshcd by the arrival of
se' s'ekestrom the aoove named cities, all of which
""loe sold on accommodating terms auel-tf
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-04
PROSPECTUS


. 4hE subscriber proposes to publish. in tho be
ginning OF the onssing winter, a Condemnation 81
!no twenty volumes Of the Old and Now Series OF
Martins louisiana Reports, to be comprised IN fyu,
vo'umos svo., according to the model of Peters
Conaenssd Reports.
>, Ihs work 10 now ia preparation by J, Burton
Harrison Esq. of this city, Insisted by William r
Brand. Esq. Tho Editor is also permitted bv a
distinguished retired Judge Of the Supreme Court.
ana BY ono of the sitting Judges, to expcct from
their personal supervision all tho advantage which
may naturally be rcapod from their experience,
Such work is becoming every day moro ne.
cessary as tho original is volumnou.. expensive.
ana scarce. An increasing curiosity too is mani;
Test in the other States of the Union in reference
to the peculiar jurisprudence Of louisiana and The
circumstance Of the numerous principles hero De-
cided in the adjustment Of conflicts of laws, makes
the knowledge of our adjudged cases of prime MI,
lily TO tho jurists of tho whole Union. Morcovc,.
the rising republic Of Texas has adopted our codes
and thus there is great demand for tho Louisian,
decisions from fresh quarter.
Convenient notes, indicating tho parallel ca.o.
decided in Louisiana, and occasionally those in Tho
more authoritative forums of the other States. vii,
90 added to each case.
The work will form four volumes royal octavo
md will be delivered, bound, 10 eubscr .bers At M
per VOL; in case it should be found practicable n
compress it into three volumes, the price to SUD.
'crbers will be 81 per vol.
subscriptions received BY
WIN McKEAN,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-04

NEW GOODS-Simmons Hartt L. co arc now IT,.
ycsiving from on be ard ships Ynzoo and Saruto-a
andbrg C"ncordia, from New York. a great variety e
goods IN their line, which together with their orn,e
STOCK on hand, makes their assortd ent ycrvc, nc,e
ne following compose part viz: ell twist Carl ;;e
tuck and dressing combs horn do ofall descrint;ons i
aa rubber, silk and worsted elastic gartcrs common
me elastic suspenders, loco foco and Lucer matches
seidItz powders, powder pus and hoxcs toiI nowder
pocket books and wallets, needle books shell neal
IVORY and morocco card cases. head ornaments ia ~
raj BEADS necklaces AMI negligees bead Chains hsa
necklaces, cut glass and plain seed silver md oil, n
indian beads bells and pumes; pistol md roo '..
ler iasks shot belts, horse, belt pocket md e;,;~r
pistols; double and single barreled guns Rowe Innn
ana dfks scissors shears, pocket knives runrd Chains
anu ropohs' waist buckles, CLOTH bair tootb nail "I
ru9 shoe' plate, floor and busting brushes Coloama
lavender, rose and bay water assor,ed saneas
anu extracts, Maccassar bear antique. and WnrJ a
getahle hair oils, shaving and toilet sonns oS ~, I've
o,ra"hs lourS and gentemens' desks and ,lressna
haIr regets, rizettes and brads plain famcS
~sa WORK boxes, plain and gilt, figured ron and
a0I s pearl and ivory shirt do, shirt srdds roIJ
aa ssel pencil cases, toohp,cks and tweezers nsteJ
a FL. iekets' miniature do, silver, brass ana st.e
n,plet hooks and eyes, hair pins imitation fr,;t lii
.nd reaihk, shoe backing violins and ru;tors Ill.,,
'na pam percussion caps lnsn Irvine, Scented cmsTI
ems, gold and silver lace and fringe latter nsner aa,
'ags, riding Whips, walking canes MA vino 49, se
'oid, plated and gilt je welry &c. ~N''' mis-
The above, together with great variety of o,ber ;
yes are ofered at wholesale retail on atcomnoda,;nr
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-04

Royal College of Physicians, London.
TIME original Vegetable .geian Universal Alcdi-
i cine, prepares, Ivy W Miskn, Esq. AIe,nuer Of
the Rcyal College Of Surgeons Lcentiae Of Apo,he-
Company Fellow Of Bolt Court Society, Surgeon
10 the Royal Onion Pension Association, Lancaster
and St. 1homas's Hospitals London.
This valuable medicine, the result of twenty wears
experience and unparalleled success in the extensive
and highly respectable practice Of the propriety ro-
n'set by the faculty and nobility and is introduced
to the notice OF the American public the earnest So
.ic''a!'oa Ut number ofgentlemen Of long and high
Standing IN The profession. It is hopet prelimi-
arising from the use Of the numerous and deleerous
nos''rs fose upon the public by the aid Of fabricated
proofs OF miraculous cures and ether frauds by set ri
mercena!y nnprincpled pretenders so totally ignorant
OF medical science, that it impossible the INDUSTRIOUS
ualu,'o can any longer 60 down with the intelligent
people OF this country. These pills, mild and agreeable
IN their nature, should be kept in every family in cases
OF sudden illness, for, by their promrt administration
cholera, cramps, spasms, fevers, and ether alarming
complaints, which too often prove fatal NAV be sneedi
~ cured or prevented. In fact, all those who value good
health, should never be without them. They are solo
packets at so cents 81 aud So each by every respec
tao!e and vendor of medicine IN thu
with estllnonials OF professional ability from
me following eminent gentlemen: Sir Ashley Cooper,
Aber1e'lly, James Bundell NJ. d., W. Back, NJ d.,
). Aston Key, A. Frampton, NJ. d., and numerous
o'ers' The originals may BIZ possession OF the
General Agent by whom the medicine is imported into
s country and TO whom all applications for agencies
must be made.
JNO. HOi.BEIN, 1923 Wa.erly Place, NJ York,
Sole General Agent for the United States Sc.
Tor sale y appointment OF the original proprietor.
~ SWAIN g BROTHER, druggists, No II Canal street,
'"e"e'~ Agent sfor Stattl,ec Of Louisiana. julvS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-04
UPHOLSTERY e. PAPER HAN,;1Nc sToDr

VI AoLo GhY q fAPER HANGING STORE
Henry Siebrechs, formerly J. C. Wicks & ~
would NEST respectfully inform his friends ma
the public in general that he has and is cons,nn,
~ receiving general assortment of uphols,.,v
and paper hanging. The following com prices ,
part OF his stock, which he offers for sale At Who'll.
sale or retail on the mos. accommo da,in8 ,ern'.
viz '''o'
French velvet and satin paper, lates, s,vi. d.
nall common and common. Philadelphia plazed
and unglnzed do do, French landscapes. fro
boards, b''nds, :. d" velvet md wors,ed do do
mo reanze DO coors, silk fringe and galloops Of ali
qualities, patterns and prices, worsted trinres
sorted pattern. plain and colortd. Swiss ,uusI;o
la'ts. style plain and colouaed, cotton dropcry
mus'ns plain and twilIed, assorted colors. new
style OF needle work for sofa cushions G,o,s,n,I
covers, DC new style OF hell puIlers, raised figures
ana PLAIN, gilt window ornaments of all patterns
and Sizes gil, eagles batsl and spears, feathers
&C. glass knobs, casters, hair cloth, figured and
p'a'n' large assortment Of toys f,r chiIiren:
large silk cord and tassels woIs,ed cord and In.
se's, general assortment Of upholstero aud paper
hahg'ngs, constantly on hand and foo sale At H.
lowest Prices at Nos al Royal aud "a Custom
House SITS. ''
B-Persons in tho city or from The c,un,rv
a !, respectfully invited 10 aall and examine Tor
themselves Carpets ond curtains made in The
s'e't modern style, rooms prepared a, the suort.
st notice, and all kinds of uphoIdcsterv wo,k
lone with neatsess and despatch. oc,3
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-04
THE FLORIDA LINE
. AG FLONlDA LINE
p Ln1 From Mobile to Augusta. Gea
eG1a44.55TTE5I7 leaves Mobile every dav a, ,Lr.s

[
;'fs=s7kssizzzD o'clock. IN per U mail bo,,
for Halls Landing, above Blakely,- thence fon,
post Coaches to Pensoc oa-thencu steomhn,,. .
Lagrange, where tho land route is resumed-,hencs
via Mariana and Brownsville, Fla. Boinb,;d"a
Plnder,own, Hawkinsville. SaundersvilIe & Louis
the rail road cars 10 Charleston, and the .,eam
packets to Now York, Norfolk, PniadeIpbia. etc ;.
The steam boats are the best for the sery;ce and
the navigation presents more advantages than can
be found upon any steamboat route in the son,h.
ern region. "'"'
The great improvements in the route have been
produced by the construction Of fifty miles of nav
road, by tho propretors, viz from LaGranpe ON
Lafayette Bayou, an arm Of Santa Rosa Raw N
bryanrs Ferry, on the Chattahoochee r;vey ~
miles above the Cowferd, Or ID above Cedar BluE
whereby the navigation OF the river, and The con'
sequen' deteniions, and more recently the incon-
venlent crossing at the Cowford, are en,ro,u
avoided, and finc road from Mariana dre:y,
to banbrid &c, instead Of the bout road win
Chattahoochee, lessening the distance about Er,v
miles, and increasing the facilities more Than
once a day.
Aluo, branch line of two horse s,ope, ev.,v
other day f"m Hawkinsvlle, via Perry 10 Macon.
Darien, Geo. anu
mail steamboat plies regularly between
cambridge and Apalachicolo. Travellers wishing
10 reach any point on Chattahoochee or Apalnchs
cola, can take Steamboat at Brownsville,
Mobile 10 Pensacola Rou,e-Dur;n, n.
time occupied by the repairs of boats, the propre.
tors OF the Florida line will run line Of four
horse post coaches every other day between Mo.
bile and Pensacola. 'A''
PASSENGERS will leave Mobile at 3 O'Clock m.
IN the U mail boat, and proceed to Halls Land,
ing, where tour horse coach will te IN WAITING IN
convey them to the excellent house of Mr., Chn1Ie.
Hnll, | ID mile distant, where they viii find
peasant accomm odatons for the nght-leaving
In the evening, thus avoiding the discomfort 81
night travelling. "
:. othce Ut the Mansion House, Mobile, and Col.
Inns Hotel, Pensacola, where sea,s must be seen
red. STOCKTON r. Ia ~,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-04
RUSHTON g. ASPlNALL,S
TOMPOUND TONIC MIX'rI1pE

COMPOUND TONIC MIXTURE ,n..Ju
! ana certain euro for the Fever and Agno
remrtent and intermittent fevers; prepared f7on'
tho original recipe. Used with eminent anil ~;
versaI success in 1882, by persons of tho h;,hos,
certificates. ''' annexed
This medicine is highly recommended. and h., d,
eeen extensively used in tho above diseascs viii
such distinguished SUCCESS, that the uroprctor "
tho recipe has boon induced to offer il to Tho nnb
nc IN Its present form. in tho hope that il NAV he
the e, means of relieving many Of those who are re
suffering under the scourge Of our country. II il
medicine possessing great virtue, and when used
according to tho directions has never failed NJ
efiecting cure, even in tho most obstinate st, -.
OF The disorder. 1t il not at all disarrceubIc md
persons OF the weakest stomach, and children nav
take II with impunity. 1t strenglhens tho dipc,ty,
organs, creates an appetite, and seldom REQUIRE.
more than one, or in obstinate cases, two bo,tles
TO effect cure. There is neither mercurv nor
arsenic in the medicine, nor any thing ipiErious
10 the human constitution. Tho prorrietors arc
so well convinced Of its efficacy. that ,bov upree
10 refund the price of every bottle which Ia. hc.n
takon IN accordancs with tho directions and h., |
mol eiiectcd perfect cure Of tho fever e. apue.
, A. OLIVER, sole agent for Now Orleans NJ |
nIs wholesale and retail drug and medicine store.
corner o. bicnville and Charities streets
For District Agencies apply to
Jo5 I. w. SMITH, 4s Cont; n.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-04
FOR THE CURE OF

-,
S;rofula or Kings Evil, Chronic Rheum.,;.,,
Throne Cutaneous Dis Pains in the Bomcs' +, f,..
the blood h.;,, :, use Of Mercury
ms very concentrated Syrup is preeo,ea ,;,,, =,
greatest parmaceuticu cure und accuraw n, ",n ne
ra inc aftse principle Of Sarsapara in thu mos r"."
OF known efficacy. ''''s substance
=, ahs great .esideratum with physicians in being ~,
% exhibit urge quantity of Sarsaparn r.; n's ao'
GIse mas been obt?ned in this preparaon-te~ Is n
!ny convinced Of its merits, confidently nm;n:y, se"s
the course Of their practice. au'"'hster
MI FnGs 81 % Por bottle. Sold only at SWAIN
may be had ffss d nId store NJ" w
tors Swaims ranacea and Veriige P",,e INC
con- Uaspenters Preparations, and large and
nIA
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-04
HARRoWGATE SPRINGS
Montgomery county, AinFaI,,a.
THREE DAYS JOURVEY EROu nD,x


ORLEANS.
VIE proprietor of this establishment has the n,so
sure Of announcing to his friends and ,he nrhl;c
that he will he in readiness by the first dnv ~
sv u receive visitors. lie will also state for The h
aeht OF those at distance that there have been
improvements made, and others now going IN nnJ s.
suPu progress tor complexion which will enable ,hs
70 accommodate much larger number than
heretofore and at the same time much better 'N"''
Il, fam,Ie: can be accommodated it'll good rooms n,
.ofe VINO prefer can have large cabins detached from
the main building. e'"'"'" ''op'
1t is deemed unnecessary tie cay ANYTHING in ,ar,ic,
lar o. the character OF these WATERS for it Is generally
oeeyed That they are not inferior to any IN the Sonb.
en- STATES. All the aIEusements tina, ure reneroiiv
"und at Watering Places will be found at Ills. TIs
nest music that this part of thu country affords has
been engaged and will be in cons,rn otten,nna as
Springs during the whole season '''''e a' the
nc subscriber will avail himself of this op;,ur,unv
~ ms unesned thanks for the very liberal
.,ons that have been made in improving upd
Us accommodations to merit liberal patronage liz
MI "' JNO CRAM.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-04

l. " CLIENTS Rsrfumeries.
, Indian Dye, for coloring the Hair Bears Oil.
Russians BEARS ereese. pomatum, Michaw,s F,e'
Gle Wash, superior pearl powder, irIp white. cream
OF roses vegetable rouge, otto OF rose, lin salve
sreosote tooth wash, carbonic den,riice, orange
mower water, powder puffs and boxes, American
charcoal, neatly put up in four ounce walls. Pres
ION Salts cologne, kreosose tooth ache drops, hair
brushes, English dressing combs, Indian hair oil
with variety Of other perfumeres, &c. For saIe
oy c. J. TRlNCHARD,
oct corner of Canal and Bourboo a..
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-04
W. NICN z nm,
cor Camp and Commsn ats.

| WHOLESALE AND RETAIL COMB AND VA
10y KiEi1 STORE-at the sign of the golden
comb, No7o Charities stecc,. The subscribers have r.
and comnesa 10 .neI, previous stock on hand full
combs, nerfumery, Jcwellry, brushes locking
nancy %RM af9s!es, &C. consisting in part as follows:
qHiied back, long round dressing, side puff curl and
neck, BRAZILIAN combs Of every description amongs,
%nci arc some Mexican patters, Ivory combs Of every
description horn dressing and packet together win =
general assortment ofFrenah and American ''''
observation-disclosures, Lavender, Flor;do. bonev
rose and orange flower waters of every size and
fancy soaps Of all kinds shaving do in cukes ma nns
cream do, Wurds vegetable hair oil bears and on
n?ne do Prestons smelling Salts plain and perf,med
and snd ahnn and
and !nowdc!s, with general assortment of ''"
~. 'EMELLRY-some ofthe utest md most fashona.
JET esrdrops, get in fagree, breast pins of gres
OF patterns, watch trimmings gilt and silvs, cklcs
S'yep m6es silver and gold pc ,cils and guard chains
b,, AZ hair dust. az, crunb, hearth aoo
"at, aesh, tooth, plate comb, Nail shaving shoe and
whtewasl brushes. e' SLUG a'u
LOOKING GLAssEs-German .ta,ia md ,o;,.,
glass;; masniiyng and French dressing glasses, home
FANCY AND VARIETY ARTiCLEs"Frcncb
ana american portable desks and dressing cases so,s
very rcn and finely finished ladies work boxes and dres
"iS cases win and without music, musical boxes A.
cordans various kinds, volns and guitars siiver md
patrd pencils and pencils for Carpenters md
crayons' mantle clocksguns and pistols with and witbout
s%ot ,as cap chargers nipple
Tea setts Indian beads of every kind bells and pies
nne and common knives, zors and scissors thimbes
needles pms silver plated, steel and common specta,
ces, pocket books and wallets OF various kinds y;stn
cuIs and card cases, playing cards of French Germ"s
ana American manufacture, dolls. imitation fruit, sn%
Go4es prints Of various kinds, Saunders' Pomersv's
t'nn,ersons, Hillman's and Hawkins razor s,rons
metallic homes drks, fancy bead necklaces do witb
10Y Watches pearl buttons powder TASKS emf and
,la seed beads, gilt and silver d. gum elastic susncn.
'oards dice optical viennes jcwsilarps ocooca ,nnn
= and drinking cups with geat variety OF otber mr.;
les all ofwhi' will he sold for cash or civ ocn
d. ms, q co.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-04
HAMPERS CLASSICAL Library
GRACE, translated by Phillip Franc;.' m -:

nARPER'S CLASSICAL LTRRARv
GRACE, translated by Phln Frnnc;. n Il
- an appendix containing transluuons Of ,,, ",N
1aes, &G by Ben Jonson, Cowley Milton ns a,icas
R1pe ADDISON Swift Chaterton Wakefield Por.on
ay@nnd ' anu some OF the more eminent posts Of II
o., Fh.EDKUS with the appendix Of Gudius ,,,,.,.
u eu ~ ~ Grstopher Smart ing vols formn: vol ss.
The Expedition of HUMPHREY rr1vuc,
om%9lett' p with memoir of the Auth.r by H. ~
sueL ESQ., new edition. with illustrations, BY &c
Mar, L II 1rs uuie by the author of "Ric h,,s,
;, nns o'' afsuhdy' &c Isw edition, 2 vols avr,nl.
,, PAUL ,LlFFoRD;ty the author o, .p.,h..
n"raE' ~ S NC, being volume ~ OF tn. now I.
.sl. oo'PieS STks: just r.ceise3
'a"'' WM McKkAA
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-04
Drugs and Medicjner.

:, Provost has located himself in this civ for
the purpose Of Iransacting general WholesaIe
Dfoe business. He is now receiving full supply
VI 'resn ana genuine articles, which he will sell
o.. on 'ioeFal terms TO city druggists, and those Of
the INTERIOR to physicians, merchants and planters.
ne Will offer inducem en,s such as have never be-
tore been offered in this city. His intention is to
90 strictly legitimate business. Ills stock will
soon De complete, ond in few weeks will be rea
Gy 10. business. All ord ers from the country, and
WI! be promptly attended to.
oc' No 80 Camp st