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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-25

II msy be well 70 mention nor, 10 or.
der that Ihs necessary comment may be-
made AsTsefiGr. that tie Globe. snd Its a.
lies, predict, in the most confident mao.
Ger, the triumph Of ibs hdnlnissfstion.
beth 10 North Carolins and Tsapsssss,
a. ihs election IN August. A. The Rish-
mond EnqUircr vac wosl 10 ssy, aoss
VeST0ns. "-.9lsr. Cazslfs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-25

DsTREsslHo--Ths So Augustine
News Of The 0tb last. mentions tho dsa.hs
Of Captsin MiICnEL aud Lieut.. PuGm. %
the u. s. Army, 81 well 81 taolvs soldi-
eFs, 81 Dssdmua's Bay, Floriis, and slslss
that II is attributed TO poison. Col. DA-
yENroRT 400 three Surgeons ere slated
70 be under iis irnasnes, and lor whose
recovery fears sIs entertained. A beg
u eiiis- lead vas discovered IN The srring
from whence their supplies u water
we're oblsinsd. AZ yes the pepsltsior
al this villsinous deed hes not bsen found
out.
The same paper complains that the
Indians are sli9Ved 20 purchase powder
iron The C9yefnmsni Agents. We have
little doubt That 4 conplaiss on iwi
gsoanda. The ehsFgo hes been mads
over and over agsin 81 persons aad pa.
pels ia Florida, wheIs the correctness Of
q wonld b. a. saes disputed, was there
noi come csuss foF the charge
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-25
THE LATE ANNIVERSARY.

We clip tie following, from smonsst many
other 'oAsis drank a, Tic late Anniversary thro'-
cut the Old Domla,on:
by John o. l.. Gosgin. Old Maids
and old Bachelors a cold set: Nav the
be toasLIi. til they are melted together.
BY Lady. The Bashcior: SOLITARY
and alone in his glory.
Judge Lynch; lfever found within the
limits OF the Old Dominion. DO shall as
sorediy have Lid by JUyH-his Dan
cods 10 The contrary notwithstanding.
Observation-Disclosures suTest "a fe guard
OF free government. Liberty may be
sseursd by patriotism and valor; but II can
only be refaiaed by intelligence ard viz.
toe.
ny William 7. Moore. The System
Of Drinking, Of all systems the most
equal'zing; II makes great men small,
and ANAL men great.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-25
Ircgs d Ma, Iak II


--Ase beiisve there sfksixiy seven pub
lie land dis;,icts. and the lama ntimber Of
officers sPPdafea. cslisd RrcElyfaa.
hose duty II Is 10 selIshs hand and Is-
ceive the money. -
The consrs..ionOl Committee repcs.
page I'D slsrr-TnaER OF these officers
az defau!ieFs. with nssncs. Gates, md
sums; nany Of which Snms are from $40.
COO 10 slU0. 0Co. All these we're eat Of
Office so long ego as October, 1887.
They ai.o report q lat e HfnE REcEty.
1ERs, whose defaults Aaya been ascerta;n.
et since that date. portion Of these al
50 afo Tor largo amounts.
uefe are seventy two Of this els5s OF
officers, vho have plandersd tie public
OF more than . millio8 Of dollars.
IL should DO noted tbs: tbis list eaessp
ken from Mr.. WooDBURY's FepOHs. The
Committee bad neither tine nor means
TO enter the dark secesses Of any Of the
USRFPoATED RECEIVERS.
We hope the Grst aci oil tho ntxt Con.
sress will be tho creation II eomn.iIies,
or Committees. 10 enter personally on I6s
examination Of every QUE Of these mints
Of private coinage"
We fear that the Indisn Dspe,,ment
Siil bs even more rotten Than that Of tha
public lands.
The Committee seems TO eonelude lhae
The Government nETAINERs vent into
office, known ,obS gross dslibqneais. EoE
the bens6. 81 their active u1lcfupulous
PaTtisan services.
Will The Committee inform us IN their
nest report whether those men we're nos
originally sRt0in!'d entirely on this prin.
eiple
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-25

The Nsw York Amsnesa eoalsadiets
the statement Of letter. inter-, Ihai Cen.
Scots bad proclaimed that be shonld De-
al be could 70 elect Mf. Clay.
The AmeIiesn ssys Gen scoli vili
take no part % The slcelion--hs bas hot
been 20 the habit even q yosiag. bsliss-
Jog o 70 hs TIE 5u'y ~ one. Ike himself
bedding Office uadsr ,he Fsdefal Govssas
meni, % iDieriefe ia.no msnneT uiih else
scii0us--.4kr. Cgzsife.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-25

a paieni colda maaoaeiorV l. undog
uag "a Washingion. The colins are
made 81 e0Rpofiiion sisss esmsnl. snd
ere fun 70 m9nlds Tbey are said 70 Be-
ON aaa wre1 Iigit
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-25

LBrTERs FROM JAIL.-The editor Of
The BuGalouiau. . PspsI psblishsd al Bu:-
fslo. New York, 10 amusing his readers by
skstching characters in prison with which
he came In eontsct while out Of IL. IL
appears that hswas imprisoned for libellisg
. citizen ofthsi place. who has now found
TO his SORROW. that locking an editor in
Jail. 10 not the way 10 prevent writing.-
Some Of his sketches are quite rscy. and
all are ehsrscte rised by jolliiy which
inPliss good faro and spirits In dursnes
vile. He says Of bis compositions. "vc
have some great handles in tsil. Several
ere much GffOeaed to coils, snd always
wear safefy eha,as.''
2>RArocA SPRINGs.--lts slated By q
correspondent OF ths N. Y. Cousicr and
Enqsirer that the visitsrs u the Sarstoea
Springs are fast increasina> The eorres-
.pondsaf AIDA LIT. Gov. Brsdi,h has besn
luxuriating Of Congress Hall cor ten days.
Gov. Seward 10 expected here about In
frsi Of August. The PIesidsnt wiIl.af.
rive IN all this month. Harry Of the
West comes early sad Gen. Scott istsF
in August"
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAiL ROAD
Tho contracts have been aGsgded Tor tha
construction OF Tho Rail Road through in
u hSle course in Virginia. with the exesp-
ton Of thu first sector. being that nsssess
lihpers- Forty. which, 40 undefsland -
not yet dehnItvels losatsd. The xork
will, no doubt. be commenced very soon
most probably. during the aext month.
Mr.. KNIGHT, the chief engineer, snd Mr.
LATRoDE, tie ensineer % ioeaiion asd
construction passed through t6En % yss-
terday morning, being engaged in The g.
nal rxana,sation ortbe loes,ica through
Virginia. A number Of o,hoE engineers
and contractors and persons connected
with the work arc also upon he srousd.
Ma finsss,g Gassfis-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-25

The 50. Leais pspels msaiioa tho afTi.
val thsse, q eight boats ffom ihe Yellow
Stone river. With $4,000 ba8alo robes
worth about 800 900.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-25
s..oN Q Ala
Froar bhS Frefr,fe k,btrg fyrrA
OFFICIAL HoNkSTA-A SRhIHErsa

The following aIiete, TIE sussianec 81 which
IS extracted tom he rcpsR OF tho IHscsliganI1.
Coinnltlee, presents AN wfpl picture ,pf thss
cSnseqnsnees OF hppsisiing IaeEe parry bTsHlcrz
Of ihe slies II pubIe iaBts 1issse may have
been rogess under other Ad,AinisifaItons, bat it
must lie conceded that Ihis bears on Mo palIsa
tr"m oil otaeD AZ NE nGntsr and sar.ounf 81
'heu sepieiaiionS- Of a-fy-srrCn Land OheA
reeHvers, 'iEiy-isrre NsTc s1afauitenf NeTeE
tIf aRyrsrt az men possess 80 be ppYsa knack as
the present AeEp rifAtiDae N sslseliug ragues
i"f Once. Ihsy eeen - have heeR guided BY
an unsu,ug Inst.nc1. AID impcile,lhy 40 irresis-
able shceuUa 10 te,eunLFSees 81 Ihtctea
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-25

n fOasI.-By Cornelius Grabill. Wo-
man; Her tongue will sometimes confer
happiness, and sometimes the Wsy j,
runs-shem,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-25

Auors the toasts given al the Philadelphia
eelebratiSn wa ihe following;
"Ths three C's-Our Country, our
Consultation, and our (lly."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-25

The total snoant q money N ghs sa-
Wings Banks 81 Great Britain noNfgsehes
tlc sun 81 G&1 COZ a., ga.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-25

We copy the following from the 'rimes'
of Saturday evening. The intelligence
appears 10 be too direct and explicit 10
admit doubt Of its correctness. The
death OF Mr.. moons will not only be
deeply regretted by bis numerous friends,
whs admired him for his talents. and ss-
teemed him for his noble and manly quail
llies. but will DO felt ~ . severe loss TO the
Wbig caRse. Of which he was, in his "a
pseiiy - editor Of . political paper. the
ardent. bold. able and indsfs,ig able sdvo-
cate:
DEADLY ENcoUNTka i-We learn
from Q Passenger 90 board the steamer
kodnsy. arrived this morning from Alex
apdris, that J. w. Moore, editor and
proprietor Of the Red River whis. vas
shot dead IN the street 10 that city on the
Jet instant. A gentleman named KING
HoLsos. connected With the Office OF the
Rs2ueliesn 81 that place. was the author
Of this horrible dsed. There had been
for some tine . most bitter controversy
between these two prints, relative 20 q
Psblicslion IN the WING Of lsiter re lset.
ing on Mr.. MARTIN GoapoH, Of this ciiv
Ia controversy which finally led 20 .
challenge on the part VI Holson, and
which Moors refused accepting, on the
ground that Holson was not q gentleman.
tio'son had sworn revenge, and armed
himself for the purpose Of shooting Moore
90 sight. They met. as il appears on The
let instant. when Holson FIRST snapped 4
gun al his antagonist. and afterwards shot
him dovn with apistol. Moore was also
armed. but drew no weapon. and died .
lew minutes after being shot"
Bank ofns Yal,sy.-Tho Stockholders
OF this Institution at their meeting on
Wednesday last decided in favor of nc
ceriing the provisions Of the Acts Of 1897
and 1888, increasing the banking capital,
by vote Of 730 for. to 100 against.
They also. We learn, adopted a resolu.
lion instrnciing the Board Of Directors of
The Mother Bank 20 present memorial
to the noxt Legislature praying a modii.
cation Of The said Acts, some of the proyi-
sions Of which are OF "rous 10 tho Rank.
and inconvonient aud injurious To the
community WincAesier Republican.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-25
THURSDAY MORNING, e5, 1889.

To TIE Editors Of fss Bolifr.ors CAyoniel.
CEsTLEMEN:-As q tribute 10 the n.
genul,y OF worthy man, and that i. may
AID IN giving publicity TO on invention
which promises 10 be q great acquisition
10 sgricuItore. give you my sxpersnee
OF The reaping machine made by Mr.
HussEY.
The description given Of IL by you
some days since. will convey a. good an
idea OF the mschise o. any I could give
you. but doubt whether any one will bs
able TO form correct judgment Of 10 With
out personal inspection.
have cut upwards Of enc hundred
acres wi,h il on all kiads Of ground. no.
loo stony. or billy. snd in light aud hes-
Wy wheat, and can ssy that IL 10 impos-
sibls for cradles 10 cut grain a. clean or
ss evenly. for il takss every head and
leaves the stubbls seearstsiy level. In
very heavy grain IL shs~s iis works 20 The
mo't advantage. performing the work Of
at least i've Graders. and requiring eight
good binders 10 keep the track eisar.-
The grain is laid in shesvss bsstsd with
the accuracy Of maehinsry. With earsfsl
binders. Takss are unnecessary, sed with
. little practice they soon learn 10 throw
four sheaves together. making n three
rounds oue dozen. thus dispe using also
with carriers Of sheavss. Ia i:h: grain,
tho work Of Course is not 90 great. but il
Is still better than il can be done by en-
dies. This machiue il drawn by two
horses, Que before the other. and as the
gearing makes II work dead like harrow,
they require to be changed twice q day
according TO the coL-iancy Of the work.
To ascertain what the reaper rs capable
OF doing in day. IL 10 beat TO measure
ITS work per hour, which eau be done
automatically. SuPposing tho horses
walk 3 miles per hour land ihey walk 81
aud miles per hour they will pass over
three times 320 perches, or Is TO feet
which multiplied by 5 feet, (the breadth
OF the swath cut which is 5-fset, 3 inches.
and discarding The ,hfee inches for bad
driving) gives IS. 700. the square feet cut
per hour; this divided by 1850. rho
number Of square feet in On acre. gives
the amount per hour.
IL may also be applied 10 the cutting Of
clover seed. and experiments are now
making to test its power, with some al,e.
lie'""SJ W. Cu!HnS WeeuovS ana all KINDS
OF grass. For the shearing OF lawns in
this country and particularly in England,
where II is necessary for beauty 10 cut
the grass very evenly and collect at the
same time the short grass thus cut. a ma.
chine on the same principle is about be-
ing made which il is confidently believed
will answer an excellent purpose aud
save much labor.
Upon tho great prairics OF the west,
where more grain can be sown than hands
can be found TO reap it. the reaping ma.
chine viii be Of incalculatle ben oHt, and
indeed. IN few years expect 20 400 il
upon ell faEms where it is found nscsssa-
ry TO have threshing machine.
CHARLES CARROLL.
DOUshOresGn Manor, July -, ISsb
Morning herald., 1839-07-01

the strict commercial rule to the highest and to the
lowest names That of Mr.. Jaudon added nothing
to the secxrity the instrument while the draughts
heretofore Of the Bank Of the United States upon in.
dividual merchants always acquired thereby some
increase of credit and sometimes the ac eptor was
quite as good as the drawer Nr. Jaudon has there.
fore been disappointed in great Of those fa-
cllities on which he had reckoned and in providing
for his obligations they became due must have
had to pay price for it calculated to diminish great
ly the profit Of his general account. AT the very
outset no man could be in false position than
he was. In the Bank parlor he was looked at with
distrust his account refused and the merchants uni
versaly felt angry and insulted at his presumng to
interfere IN transactions which belonged to their Pc
culiar province. A new agency, certainly not of
American origin must now be appointed, and mat
ters revert to their old channel The experiment is
not TO be considered, however as wholly thrown
away; it will form very useful lesson to all par
ties.
BANK OF ENGLANr.-Quarterly Average of the Weekly
Liabilities and Assets of the Bank of England from the 9th
OF March, 1889, to the 2sth May $780, both inclusive
Liabilities .4ssets
Circulation, fio2l4000 Securities f23, ,542, 900
Deposits 7,si4,Oo0 Bullion, 5,ll900O
Morning herald., 1839-07-01
fl6.O2S.OOO
fla. .66o.OO0

We have before another monthly return Of the average
sets and liabilities of the Bank England twelve weeks
ending Tuesday. When compared with return
shows dlminuton of f90i 900 in the stock Of bullion; also of
tl36OO0 IN the ccuaon and f293 900 in the deposits but
ON the other hand of f43 900 in securities
This increase OF urtes whilst the Bank has been constantly
selling large amounts of Stock and Exchequer bills the
ke shows that her discounts have been large
fact that the sale public securities has been carried
As strict adherence to principle would have warranted The
reduction IN the OF bullion nothing that what
we expected; the stock this be little under
t4ooo 600 The reduction in the deposits continues
rous extent and must deprive the Bank of profitable bus
ness However, she " II be compensated for this by the
change o her securities progress getting rid of Exche
que s paying only u cent Interest," and replacing them
by discounts at 5per cent interest.
AMERICAS SEcuRrTIEsJune l2 Alabama Bonds So Indiana
90 eS Illinois do 9t2 Kentucky do 9 Louisiana do lO2
Maryland do 100; Mississippi do 90; NJ Y.rk do %; Ohio
ssed Penn vana do 81 Virginia do 92i; u s. Bank 23s4;
Morris Canal and Bank 9s Ditto Notes Louisiana State
Bank 2s; New Orl.a Canal Bank ICED Mississippi
Planters Bank 22i; Tennessee Bank Oh -
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-22
BOOK BINDERY.

ID RoNsEMA'& HOWsON beg leave 10 inform
ID their customers and the public generally, TAM
they have removed their establishment 10 Nv. *
Camp street, Immediately under the once OF me
Ncayune- where they are prepared TO execute all
orders in their line.
II wing received from the North supply ct pa
per and materials of a superior quality. Tor the
manufacture of Blank Books, they offer their ser-
vices 10 merchants and others, who may wish
work Of tina, kind ; and having the advag'age OF
several ysars's experience in that line, they are
confident Of giving satisfaction 10 those who may
favor them with their custom.
For an,arics, architects and others, maps and
plans will be pasted on linen. vanished and
mounted in the neatost manner, T. at the shortest
notice.
Plain and fancy binding, in all It's varieties nj.
CHINA GLASS 4 EARTilt,N WARE; STORE
Sc Charres street, New Orleans.
WIN. SERGEANT & Co. importers Of French
w and English China and Earthen ware. are
now opening new aud rich patterns of breakfast
dining and tea services, toilet sets, pitchers, r'
and coffee cups, :enpots, sugars, creams, bowles
plates, dishes, ,ureens, wash basins an! ewes
| foot baths, etc. etc.
Rich Gu, and plain French and American glass
warr-.ohlets, champai gnes. lem"nades, jell'es
clarc's, wines, cordials, centre howlrs, docanters
tumh ers, preserve dishes, celeres pitchers, lamp:
lamp shade and glasses. candle shades, salt Gel
lers, etc.
Silver pln,ed, hronzed and britannia warrs-cas
tors, lqnor stands, cake hpske,s, candlesrck!
branches, SPOONS, ladies', coffee and teapols sugar
creams. lamps, japanned trays, astral stands, an
hanging lamps, fine cutlery, German silver sronr
and forks, ether with great variety of article
Tor firmly use. Merchants, planters, hot, Is, m
steamboats,, furnished with goods at the most ret
sonabe prices, and packed so as to be convey,
with safety t'any pnr Of the coun ry.
Also. annihccariPs' glassware. nov
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-22
h -RDNAVT,s sToyTc MIyT1lRE.

~
. ~ areSsMeNt and care Of me Ferer and Asue !
wsll - fNMdy discovered Wherein the Tonic Mix
smfe y superior 10 the ordinary lncda Of trentng
u, Ague. III the first place lie ng d yogs-
sne and free Iron, my teeierious and po on
sN insscdles, il may he taken with the ptmos, sdfe
Ssoss Nv Tue lender infant, aged invalid. 1t PC
ySs'e " the diaeast consequently the constitute
an sson regains its wonted ton. aud II es,ul.
HeHes soant and psrmanen, appetite bv invisorans
gives relish to the en;Dyinents OF taste
recuiiar IN having pursative quality remains
" INC bowels t~ increase this disorder, or to create
but thuranghy eeanses the several or
s:.Is y Ugestion, an. thus benefits the =, stem
w Mslasever other adeetioas it may he oppressed.
inter the use Ofthc Tonic Mixture have
~ AVoaed To ail the usual causes Of the disease,
snd nave escaped any symptoms Of return; whereas by
~ use aft,c c0Ilon remedies there is always crea-
~ ~ increased liability recurrence The danger
~ '"auent relnpaes of the Ague, is very evd, n for
~ svaein will soon become too much prust,ut 10
" aose T. react with medicine and speedily fall vic.
tn g such imcessant violence The roric Mxtur. il
yne'cd at such reasonable price, MS to place it within
e" scach 81 every one.so that the rooi and destitute
~ neIehy furnished with assistance, without soliciting
w su ana attendance which is frequently denied te
s Sne ssm o. elise very reluctantly bestowed.
e. public are re.pectly cautioned against the spu
= for aaic. 5.sl' 'A> NV "".'' ee'N
u isrrepated only b, DR.. John r.. Rowand, at his
Leo0sat0vy, Market street, Philadelphia.
me endscrlbers the wholesale agents for III.
Soaan western states and will sell by the gross a
she th!latelpha prices. 10 be had at retail also
asnsSUfihe ApOthecari.s in III. city.
JARVIS &, ANDREWS,
Wholesale Druggists
n0v.u cor Common e. Ichortoulas
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-22
n York & Baltimore Packets

DACKETS FOR NEW YORK.-Ncw Line.
j. To sail punctuay every second Monday
during the season, full or not full.
Ship Orleans, 500 tons Capt. S. Sears,
Ship Alabama, 474 do c. C. Berry
Ship Arkansas, G27 do L S Dennis
Ship S 'ratoga, SAG do w Hathaway.
Ship Nashville, $40 do ID Jackson,
Ship Kentucky, 629 do J Banker
The above ships are of the first class, coppcrc
and copper fastened, and having been built in New
York expressly for this trade, they are of light
draft Of water and almost invariably cross the bar
without any detention. The commanders mon
Of great experience, and the ships will always be
towed up end down the Mississippi by steamboats,
They have handsome furnished accommodations,
and stores of the best description will always be
furnished. Tho cabin passage is $50 without
wine or liquor, and there is no liquor furnished to
the officers crew. For freight or passage apply
on board, or to II c AMES, 4S Camp st
Tho ships arc not accountable for brealsage OF
glass, hollow ware, marble or granite cooperagc Of
tin, rust ofiron steel, responsible for any
package parcel unless regular bill of ladng
is executed therefor at tho Office of tho ents.
nOv27
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-22
EVRESH GARDEN SEED.-The subscriber

NRESH GARDEN SEED.-The subscriber
II bcgs TO express his grateful thanks to the pubs
lie, for the liberal support he has deceived since he
commenced Lu siness in this city. Being sole pro
prietnr Of the seed store, II Common street, he Is
not and never was agent Tor any northern seed
yender; neither is he connected with any house in
this colntry--but he assures the public that his
connexions in every department ut the seed busi<
ness. in the different countries of Europe equal
10 tina, of any house in the United states. lie i'm
ports SEEDS, plants, &c. from the most extensive
and respect .h!c nurseries and sceisnen IN France
il,nlan,, England, Scotland and the no thern
statcs-and II will AT all times be his inreres', as ii
is his study, to receive, IN addition To lbs present
stock large arrivals of every description, really the
growth oi 1895; also, engrntted fruit lre"s, nj all
kind* The public may rely on finding full as
surmcu, of every arr,cc in the seed line, OF gems
inc qualify, and imported direct by.
n VIM. OHM.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-22

FIyIlE undersigned having recon FENCED hnsn,ss
i as Drnegs, aud Apo'h,cary, in The s,nro'
owned by Mr.. J cob Olt, at Il c corner of T,vnl,
circle and Triton Walk, respectfully socis share
of the Tuhlic patronage anda renewal OF the favors
of his former customers. The entire stock %
Drugs, m dlcnes and toncv articles is fresl, or.
carefully selected. The following only arc par
uculurizrd, viz:
Pre- Soda, Scihli'z and Saratoga Powders.
Yeas, Powders, being wholesome and elegant
substitute for yeast, in raislng bread, buck wheus
cakes, 81
! Buffers Ef.rvescent Ma snesan Appetient-a,
! pleasant and genie pnrgativc in dyspepsia or nd-
| geslioU, nervous debitry, giddlne>s, headache
acdi,y 4" he stomach, hab!, costivencss cuta..
ncous crupiione, &c.
Carpenters Fluid Extract, Of sarsaparilIa {
purifying the blood, &c do do and cubebs, &c.
Swnlni's fanacea and Eermiluge British an,
liaerem oils, Opodcldoc, &c.
Refined Lqnorice, j"iube and Guam awe paste
Tooth brushes, N S Prentices carbonic den,ric
fee, chlorine tooth wash, powder pufs and bexes,
Preu,ice's carbon,c den'ticc, chlorine tooth " ash
powder puhs and boxes, Pren,ice's scented and
plain to'le, powder. pomatum creme dc Pcrse,
orange flower, rose, lavender and Florida waters,
of the hes, quli,es. Rowland's Macas sar Oil, Old.
ridges balm OF Columbia, bear's oil, variety OF
lucier and other matches, ind.lible marking ink
superior black ink, &c.
Sperm and refined whale oil. HAYS Linin,ent.
A fresh assortment of Ihorburns Garden Seeds
oct2 GEORGE JONES.