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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-01

SINGULAR EFFEcT OF DRUNKHSNEss.-Capt Mar
ryau gives the following account of scene which
enacted by himself and man who appears to
have been good deal worse for liquor at the table
of public house in upper Canada.
lie sat down opposite 10 me, al the same table
II appears as if his piston cas inherited by the guam
y of liquor which he had taken; every thing close
TO him the table, he considered to be out of his
reach, whilst every thing at distance he attempted
10 lay hold Of He sat up erect as he could. bal
uncing himself so as not to appear coned, and fixing
his eyes upon me, said, " sir, I'll trouble you for
some fried ham" Now the ham was in the dish
next TO him, and altogether out of my reach told
him so. "Sir" said he again, 'as a gentleman ]
ask YOU to give some OF that fried him" Anus
ed with the curious demand, rose from my chair,
went round TO him and helped him. Shall give
YOU a potatoe I" said 1.-The potatoes being my
" No SIR, replied he, " can help myself 10 them -
He made a dash at them. but did not reach them
Then made another, till lac lost his balance, and lay
down upon his plate this time he gained the pota-
toes, helped hms II, and commenced eating AZ
ter a few Minutes, he again fixed his eyes upon me.
"Sir I'll trouble you for the pickles They were
actually under his nose, and pointed them out ia
him. IL believe, sir asked you for the pickles
Wen, there they are, said ], wishing 10 what
lac would do. Sir, are you genileman--as gen.
tleman | ask gentleman for them ere pickles II
impossible 10 resist this appeal, so arose and
helped him. ! was now convinced that his vision
was some how or other inverted, and prove IT,
when he asked me for the salt, which within hIs
reach | removed il farther of Thank we sir,
said he, sprawug over the table after H. The cir
cumstance, absurd 1t was, was really subject
/ for the investigation OF DIR. Brewster.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-01

Anything 10 plese the child" the nurse said
she let the baby crawl out AZ tine ihrdsory win
dow.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-01

81 TOOK some Time TO cisIcl. Mr.. Somcrs felt for
Emily more ,han for herself She uow perceived
that her child's future happiness depended more up
on the honor ul the stranger than sac had hitherto
been aware Of and she ircniblcd 70 think OF the
probability that the busy world he might soon for
get the very existence Of Hoduc, and - NH hitan,s
Emily entertained better hopes, but they were the
result probably OF tie sangunc and unsuspiCious
temperament Of youth. Her cousin, meanwhile. ex-
oricd himself 10 the utmost io make himself arrcea-
hle. lie was Young, frank handsome soldier who
had lcapt into the very middle Of many a lady's
heart bot he was not destined 90 leap into Emily's
She had inclosed II within too strong line OF cir
cumvallaiion After a three months siege 1t was
found mpregnable So Henry, who really loved
his cousin next Ia lbs king aud country, thinking II
folly to ondanger his peace Of mind or waste his
time any longer one morning shook Mrs. Somers
and Emily warmly by the hand and took his depart
ure TO Join his regiment.
Autumn came, the leaves grew brown, rcd, vel
low, and purple they dropped from the branches of
the trees and lay nstling in heaps on the path be-
low. The last lingering swain conveyed from the
fields their golden iro The days were bright
clear, calm, and chill the nights full OF stars.
and the ground was wet with dew, which ere the
morning dawncd, was changed into a silvery boar
I frost The robin hoped across the garden walks
But the stranger came not. Darker days and long
er nights succeeded The trees were sfripped Of
their foliage, and the fields had lost their yerdure-
Winter burst upon the earth, and the storms went
careering through the armament. But still the
stranger came not The us,re of Emily's eve grew
dim but yet she smiled, and looked as though she
would have made herself believe that there was
hope. And SO there was; for the coach once more
stopped at the Blue Boar; and the stranger, wrap
ped in his blue travelling cloak, once more alghted
from il.
Language cannot convey TO the mind of the rea-
der the delight experienced by Mrs. Somers and her
daughter at the return the stranger who had so
faithfully and honorably redeemed his pledge. En-
iys eye soon regained It's wonted lustre But there
was still another trial 10 be made. Would she marry
him In putting the question, he said, "my family
is respectable, and it is not wealth seek, have an
I independence, at least equal should hope TO our
wishes but any thing else which you may think
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I EkIsY X LEE $ co, Nc , Magazine street, ar,
al row receiving from SLIPS Nashville, Louisville
Kentucky, Eagle, am! other late arrivals Tram h.
I'll CIR, cities large and new sclcsc.l assortment
E"ts, Boots, shoes and Brosans,
cnnsn''"e OF s'n:lene,ls fine calf and Morocco Lco
ITO % quality; do hud, ami stout wax pcg.c boats I,
curious qualities; mems fnc calf seal AID Alorocc,
shippers mems fine calf and kippc p-ssc slices m,
rosans; do boots; DO stout kip aud wax begged shoe
III brosans; gcnllemcn's best quality cali sew eli shoes
t,ogans III" jack Downings; do calf and Morocco
'ckle Shoes and hiogpns; do calf, seal and Merocrr
"l'a shoes anu spt s. 10 cali, buff anu seal WINGS
a'ew article; do fine calf, sell and morocco o.Ia,lc
'o:s; 'oys', misses and chdren's peggc.I and sewe,
c.oSans, and shoes OF every quality and Kind.
Also a general assortment Of mems stou, wax an.
s's'' lrogans and sncs, together with 10, 900 nair,
:sro hts. quality, russell brogg,s, nailed in til,
LINKS, made expressly for plantation use; good u.s.
'tncn! OF mems fine and stout kip russell bi,raus
r ssc, and broeas
Lades' fine calf, seal, morocco and grail, wells. and
pump sole shoes; Tn fine French Morocco ami XII. un,
u't slippers; do shoes, with and without heel:
car, seal and s'ou, leather bootccs; do rnca shoe,
IAN k.'"ls and qualities; do lasting broyus; 40 y,i,c-
and !oNet boo,ces Misses lasting spring sl,ocsa,,,
oi guns. Chi','rens coored Morocco and lasting bro
- As and boots, &c.
''cn,lcn'cn fine fashionable black silk hats; do black
20 '"iat beaver TO Of superior quality; do imitation
g ram Hoi broad aud narrow brim mems fine ,',ub o,
vi IL KHss'; short 'ale'i hats, article Yo.il,s'
=. e size hats Of different qualities .ln c,ii,l,rn',
X ms and bcj's black and dl., Nool hats of ,,,iu,
sH pcs WIKI general assortment OF BOYS and mems
q: caps.
ms ASSOC 'mcn VII be repcusl,.t lr the arrival o!
s"'' packets from The apo.e named cities, all Of Which.
Wine sold on accommodating terms aug If
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UPHOLSTERY e. PAPER HANGING STORE
Henry siebrecht, Oormerly J. C. Wicks 4. Co
would NEST respectfully inform his friends nm,
the public IN general that he has andis cons,an,
" receiving general assortment Of uuhols,er,
anu paper hanging. The following comrr;c.s .
part OF ~ stock, which he offers for saIr ~ vh,l
sale or retail on the most accommodn,;n2 ,e,r,a
viz ~ ''''s
French velvet and satin paper, ln,cs. s,vIe . do
hali common and common, Pniladelphia oJ,zed
and unglazrd do dn, French landscnpes. fire.
boards, blinds, &c. d" velvet and worsted d, d.,
moreanze do coors, silk fringe and GALLONS Of ali
qualities, patterns and prices, wnrsted rinpes as
sorted pattern. plain and coIor,d Swiss muslin
!ates! style plain and colouned, cotton dranc,y
muslns plain and twilled, assorted colors. ne ~
style OF needle work for sofa cushions. fro,s,oo
covers DC new style Of bell pulIcrs, raised figures
and PLAN, gilt window orna ments of all patterns
and sizes, gilt eagles batal and spears, feathers
&c, glass knobs, casters, hair cloth, figured and
plaih' a large assortment of toys FIR children.
large silk cord and tassels, wors,ed cord and ,,s
SEES, general assortment Of uphoIslero and pane,
hahgines, constantly on hand and foo pale y, m
lowest pncss al Nos IL Royal aud 81 Custom
House SITS. '
N B-Pe1sons in the city or from tho coun,rr
are respectfully invited 10 uul and examine ~,
themselves. Carpets and curtains made in the
a.est modern style, rooms prepared at the suor.
est notice, and all kinds of upholdes,ery work
lone with neatsess and despatch oct3
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Royal College of Physicians, London.
HNfiE original Vegetable Hygeian Universal Medi-
Il cine. prepared by w Nlskn, Esq. Member of
the ltcval College Of Surgeons Lcen,iae Of Apohe.
Company, Fellow Of Bolt Court Society," Surgeon
10 the Royal Union Pension Association, Lancaster,
PLACE, Waterloo Bridge, and Perpetual Pupil Of Guy
and St. Thomas's Hospitals London.
This valuable medicine, the. result of twenty wears
experience and unparalleled success in the extensive
and highly respectable practice Of the proprc,y ,ro-
nised by the faculty and nobility and is now introduced
to the notice Of the American public at the earnest So
lie'tatloa 1t number gentlemen Of long ant, lir
standing in the profession. 1t is hoped, rs prclini-
nary STEP to check the evils and fatal consequences
arising from the of the numerous and tIcleterio,s
nosirums tosted upon the public by the aid of alicatc
proofs OF miraculous cures and ether Frauds by set OF
ercenary, unrinc,ples pretenders so totally ieno,
OF mt t'ca' science, that impossible the monsrou.
dtius'nn can any longer go down with the Intelligent
people ct this country These pills, mild and agreeable
IN ther nature, should be kept in every family in cases
cholera, cramps, sasn.s, fevers, and other alarming
complaints, Which too often prove fatal, may be scc.i.
" cured or prevented III fact, all those who value good
health, should never be without them. They are solo
m packets at so cents 81 aud 50 each, by every resrec
table 'l,gsi bookseller, and vendor of medicine ia Tn,
United States he Car,Ias, with cop:os directions
together with csrnonals of professional ability e
tie following eminent gentlemen: Sir Ashley Cooper
Abe'ne'I'y, James hnntlell NJ. d., W. lack, NJ d.,
j.. Aston Key, a. Frsmpton, NJ. d., and n,,mc,.ou:
OILERS The originals may be possession OF the
General Agent, by whom the mecin. is imported into
tins e'unry and to whom all applications iorasc,cc:
must he made.
JNO. IiUiBEIN, 1873 W.,crly Place, N. York,
Sole General Agent for the United States, Sc
FOR sale by appointment Of the original proprietor
by SWAN s l'n"rlE,, Druggists, No II Cana; street,
'"fnr'" Agent FLOR Sla'llcc of Lousia,,a. jul vs.
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RUSHTON & ASPJNALL,s

oMfooNr TONIC MIXrURE.-A sncedv
ana cc.tAIn euro for the Fever and Ayuc
remittcnt and intermittent fey.rs; prennr,d Fam
The original recipe. Used with en,nent and nm;
versa success IN 1882 by persons of tho hiphss,
responsibility III this city, as stated II the annexed
certificates. NI'"e'
This medicine is highly recommended and has
oeen extensively used in the above Diseases with
s"ch distinguished succcss, tina, tho proprietor Of
tho recipe has been induced 10 offer It TO Tho puh
nc IN It's present form in the hope That it n,nv he
the means OF relieving many OF those who ara
suffering under the scourge of our country. II s
medicine possessing great virtue, and when used
according to the directions has never f.ilcd If
enecung cure, even in tho most obs,iua,e s,,uo
OF tho disorder. Ii is not at all disaer.cnbl 49,
persons OF the weakest stomach, and children m:y
take 1t with IMMUNITY. 1t strengthens tho Digestive
organs, creates an appetite, and seldom reuuir,s
more than one, or in obstinate eases. two hn,,lcs
TO effect cure. There is neither mercury nor
arsenic in tho medicine, nor any tliur in;nr;nns
10 the human constitution. The propric,Hrs ,ro
so well convinced of its efficacy, tIl.t thew aar.a
TO refund tho price of every bottle which has Iccu
taksn IN accordanc, with the directions and h,x
not effected perfect euro OF the fever &, aon"
A. OLIVER, sole agent for Now Orleans ~,
MS Wholesale and retail drug and mcd,cnc .,,r"
corner Of Benvlllo and Charlres streets. '''''
For District Agencies apply to
Jco r. W. SMITH. IA CONT,
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~ EW GOODS-Simnlons Hart & co are now SIC
ScelvIng from on he ships Yazoo AMI Sarator
"hdi ris Conc"rdia, from New York; Il great variety
goods IN their line, which together with their fulne,
suck on hand, makes their very, ple,e
ne following compose part, viz: ell twist, ,.,r de
t,cN and dressing comis horn do ofa descriptions In
na Rubber, silk nnd worstcd elastic sarerS, common &
me elastic sspendcrs, nco and Luci'cr matches
Scdi1z powders powder pus and boxes toilet powder
pocket books and wallets, needle books shell, pearl
IVORY and morocco card cases, head ornaments plain co.
raj heads, necklaces anl ncsligces, bead chus beud
aeck'nces, cut glass and Plain seed silver and gilt beads
Indian heads bells and punes; pistol and large now
Ter TASKS shot belts, horse, belt, pocket and uriI;no
pistols; double and single harreled guns Bowie knives
and dks. scissors shears, pocket knives guard chains
and ribbons, waist buckles, CLOTH hair tooth nail com
.rub. Shoe plate, floor and busting brushes CnIn,no
Flordn lavender, and bay
and extracts, Ainccassnr, bear antique and Warts w.,
sc'abe hair oils, shaving and toilet soaps of ali dos
cripuons, ladra' and gcntlemr,s desk and ,lressTS
cases, ha'r egrtS iriSetes and hrnis plain fame md
mlsica work EoSrS, plain and gilt figured co,t AMI
vest buttons, pearl and ivory shirt d. shirt studs euiJ
ana SILVER pencil eases, oolhpcks and tweezcrs loeJ
ma git inckrs, tmiatnre do, silver brass md Steel
.inhieS, hooks ana cies hair pins imitation fruit iii
nnI req INK, shoe hnckg, volins and g,itars ri,'brG
h' pam percussion caps, linsn twinc scented rush
ehs' gold and silver lace and fringe att2r ncr nam,
'ags' riding WHIPS, walking ca,,S plsv1nr co,I Eno
gold plated aud gil; 'ceailry Sc.
ne "ovh together viii! great yarstr of cths, ,,,;
lrs are offered at Wholesale or retail on ,ce,r,nJ,r
erme commencing
y Shell coM'., repaired
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b fss@1 A. From Mobile TO Augus,o r.,
Hsss s.=@=EE7a5 leaves Mobile every day at ,hree
S=.sss.zse=>ssss o'clock. IN per S mail boa,
| for HALLS L,ndIng, above BlakeIy ,-,hencs Tn,,
| post coaches to Prnsacoa-,bcnco s,eamhn,,s "
Lner 'nge, " here the land ruu'e is resumed,h.no.
VIA Mariana aud Brownsville, Fla. Bainb,;Iro
P'nderto" n, II knsville. Saundersyiils & I,n;s
vile I" Augusta, Ga, connecting regularly viii
the r"i r"an cars 10 Charleston. and the steam
acke's 10 Now York, Norfolk, Pnil.delnb;o On
The steam boa.s are the best for the serv;cn ,si
the navigation presents more ADVANTAGES than can
I've found upon any steamboat route in the s,u,l,.
ern regioL.
The great Improvements in thr route have hoo,
produced oy the construction OF fifty miles of nav
road, by the pr'prletors, viz from I,,Gr,,,o a.,
LAFAYETTE Bayou, an arm Of Santa RIOS, n -' vi ~
btynn's Ferry, Oh the ChatInhoochee ,vcr ,on
MI, above the C"w lord, OF Ii above Ccdor IJrW
whe'eoy TIE naVlgainn OF the river, and The cor
s"Guent deten'ions, and m IRE recently tho ;,co,
'ehieht crossing at the Cuwfurd, ure en,irev
avoided, and tne road from Marianne Ill.,,
to Banbridy", instead OF the r,undabon, r., II ~,
Chattaho"cEre, lcssening The distance shn,, c,
miles, and increasing the facilities mor- ,h,v
once a day. ~
Alrn, hranch lin" OF Two horse st,ces o,o~,
other day f,"m H." kinsvll', via 2 rrv 10 N ,c,r
ia. cnhnt ctlng With the line 10 Savanna, ,,n
Duricn, Geo. '
a mail steam na' llrs regularly Ec.wccn
B'inh'idge and Apalnccola. Tray.ll rs "a ;.b;
10 fca:h any point on Cha'rahonchre or \ mInrb.-
GOA, can take st"o ..toal ut B.nwnsv,l'c,
Nl"b1'e |" Pensacola Land Rpu c.-pur;n, III,
TINE "rcnPcL by the r'ra:rs Of h"a :, the pro,n,.
tors vt the Florida line " III ,un n line nt ,,,r.
morse pms, coaches every other day between A..
tIl" aud Pensacola. "
passengers Will leave NJ obile a 3 o'clrc. n NJ
IN tue Z ) mail boat, aud proceed to Halls Land,
ing "hefe Tour horse coach will c IN waiting ~
convey them TO the excellent house of Mr.. Cb,Tee
lia'', mile distant, where they viii find
pleasant accommodations for the nipht-Ieovinu
mex. morning, they will arrive in Pensacola ca,Iv
IN me evening, thus avoiding the discomfort 81
night travelling. "
;. O'nce al me Mansion House, Mobile, and Col,
Inns Hotel, Pensacola, where seats mus' h. sern
red. STOCKTON 4, r.,
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:" VI NC n z AN,
cor Camp and Common ats.
LES AND RETAIL. COMB AND VA

"H0LEsAIE AND RETAIL COMB AND VA
H N'EIY STORE-at the sign of the colder
ceiyed ina "ton to their previous stock on hand FIJI
ana compet. assortment Of articles in their line: viz
combs nerfum 'rv, Jcwery, brushes locking glusses
'oncv irticles, Nc. Consisting in part as follows:
! Colli'S-tnrtnse SHE'LL wrought and plun ,uck ,v;<,
q'iiled buck, lon round, drcS sing snl pu cmrl nn
neck; Hriz'Iian combs of every description among
whlc arc some Mexican putters, Ivory combs of every
uascrl'n' horn, dressing and packet together with
general assortment of Frenuh uud American
neutrality-suspicious., Lavender, Florido, honey
hay r"se and orange flower waters every size and es
eruption, canphoru,cd Cologne extract of B:rrnn,a
fancy soaps of all kinds, shaving do in cakes and no,s
cream so1p no. Wards vegetable hair OIL bears and an.
n'ntum in pots md rolls, orrs and chlorine too,, WISH
A JE HST5tis b y:l gen "f, assortment
bic sets, consisting of white and red corneliuu ,om T.
JET enrr"ps, set in ilagree breast pins of grea. ,e
~ o, Patterns watch trimmings, gilt and silvr uckies,
hver ,nbles silver and gold pc cils und guard chains
BltUSllES-Clotl lmir, dust ,g crun1'hcor,L Gnar
md, es' 'no plate comb, Null, shaving shoe and
LOOKING GLASSES-German sta,ia opl ,o;,o,
glass, inagnying and French dressing gIussos hom
no. WIN variety OF other kinds not enumerated,
Fancy AND VARIETY ARTICLES-Frcnch
very rich and finely finished ladies' work bEyes md Ia
sing cases with and without music, musical Loxes A.
cofmns various kinds vions and guitars silver md
plated pencils and leads wood pencils ior carmen .
crayons, mantle clocks guns and pistol, will md h ,
cases, percussion caps, percussion can clrpers nnnJ
screw drivers shot belts game bags puste Llackin. inv
ca sets, Indian beads every kind bells and ui,ne
me ana common knives, razors and scissors, ;nbes
needless pins, silver paled steel and co:nnmn sncc
cles poe ket books and wallets of various kinds v!'
cnrls and card cases. playing culs of French t;crnn1
h bna american lnnnuacue, dolls. imitation fruit snu
poAes' prints Of various kinds, Saunders Pome,,v
Enhers9h :, fiinan and Hawkins razor struDs ,nj
metallic homes ilrks, fancy bead necklaces do viii 1..
a"ps 10Y Watches pearl buttons powder TASKS, ept and
r s,1' neaas s and silver DO gum elastic sspe
boards dice opticn! viees cwsharps, ocoore m,nh
y ana nrnkins cups, with great variety Of other arr;
;les aii OF w will he sold for cash or CITY acep,.n
d. n; ''' u co.
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Provost has located himself in this CITY Tor
the purpose Of ,ransacting n general Wholesale
Drug business. lie is now receiving iuII supply
ct fresh and genuine articles, which h. will seiI
or liberal terms city druggists, ard those OF
the interior to physicians, mere hants nnd plant, rs
ne Will OTTER inducements such as have never be
lore been offered in this city. His intention is To
d" strictly legitimate business. His stock will
soon be complete, ond in few weeks will he reo
Gy l"r business. All orders from the country, and
Will be promptly attended to.
OCT No 80 Camp st
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HARRoWGATE SPRINGS
"ohgolery county, Alnliilltu
1HREE DAYS JOURNEY Win ,rr,,
DRyEiNS -'N ~

1-eA@A> IA JbBk4NEI FROM NEII-
z,,- ORLEANS.
We proprietor of Ibis establishment las the pe,
sure Of announcing to his friends aud The pnI;,
N general that he will be in readine,sby the FIRST DIV
Wy % receive viSiters. He will also state far ,Le
muse al t's tance that there have been large
r,n;I made and others going on and IN
s"I''u progress Tor coia2e,ion which will cnoh. M,
psefhef TO accommodate nuci, larger number ,)
"' n'n.' ana ut the same time much better,
ie'n'!'e Gun be accommodated it'll sooJ ruoms =.
,,ose VINO prefer can have large cabins eIacbrd i,m
'ilc main building. '''"'" "'o'
f = eelned unnecessary lie say anything in par:;cu
,aT OF tue character O! these waters or il Is aa,e,Ji
areNed 'ia they are not inferior to any in Tie Son
rfn Sta'cs.' Al the amusemenrs ,hnt nre gs,.rnu
I'ua at Watering Places will be found At his. Chr
Isst music that this part Of tn countrv affords ms
neea engaged and will he in cosli M attendance nj The
oprlngs during the whole season - VIC
! he Subscriber will avail himself of His n, ,,r.;,,
u returning his aniegned thanks fur the very liyral
support gwen him last season. and hopes v tho eyrr
ioh' that have been made III improving and eylc,jn.t
The accommodations, TO merit liberal patronage H.,
'-'s ~ ''"s'h' JNO CRAM.
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,,,,,,,
William Smith tenders his services to the CHI,
zens OF New Orleans as a teacher Of iI,e pinnn
fore. MIR 5 having been employed several wears
asn 'eachef OF music IN private families in .ston,
and also at several OF the female sp,ninar;cS il, !, .
vicinity, cannot but hope to merit their con6drncc.
lie is permitted TO refer to Rev Dr. Cl.pp, M,ssrs
Stetson l. Avery, Henderson &, Gaines.
FOR terms, &C please apply at tue book store of
Alexander Tower, 40 C1mpst NO, .
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l. W Gleuu's Perfvu,cr;es

, . u " VteHV'S EfJUMcTieS.
Indian Dye. tor color'ng the Hair Bears Oil.
Russians hears oreese, pomalum, Mlchaw,s Fre'
c!e Wash' superior pearl powder, hip white, cream
y. roses, vegetable rouge, otto Of rose, lip salvp,
K x tooth wash, carbonic den,rtcc, ORANGE
flower water, powder putfs and boxes, American
charcoal, neatly put up in four ounce Walls. Pres
ton salts, cologne, krensoe tooth ache drops. hair
brushes, English dressing combs, Indian hair oil
with variety of other periumcries, &c. For sale
ny e. J. TRINCHARD,
oct J corner Of Canal and Bourbon s,s