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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1840-01-30

Ata Court Of Probate holden at Litc4feA in
and for the District Of Litckfeid, on the 7th
day Of Jan'y 1910: Phinehas Miner, Esq;
late Judge Of the Court Of Probate for SAID
district being dead: Present, CGlsin Butler,
Esq. Judge of the Court Of Probate for the
adjoining district Of Plymouth, schO may by
lao Gct, holding the same:
TERTAIN estate having been assigned to
~ Kirby Marsh, of Litchfield, by ELIHU
WEBSTER, of Litchfield, in trust for the bene-
fit of all his creditors, this court doth appoint
the Sd day of February, ls4O, at 10 o'clock,
A. M. at the probate Office in Litchfield, for
the appointment of Commissioners TO receive,
examine and adjust the claims of all who
were the creditors ofthe said Webster at the
time of said assignment; and said trustee is
directed to give notice of this order by I'D.
vertisfng the same in newspaper published
in Litchield, and by posting the same on the
public signpost in said Litchfield nearest the
place of residence of said assignor, that all
persons interested may appear, if they see
cause, and be heard touching said appoint
mont. Certified from Record.
S3 G. C.. WoODRUFF, Clerk. j
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At Court Of Probate holden al Canaan, ,cithisl
and for the district Of Sharon, on The 4th das
Of December, A. D. 1889:
Present, William NJ. Burial, Esq. Judge.
I'm motion Of James Blodget and VIII.
~ liam Kelsey. executors of the last will
and testament of DAVID BLoDaETs Jr. late oi
Salisbury; within said district, deceased, this
court doth decree that six months from this
date be allowed the creditors of said estate
to exhibit their claims against the same "a
said executors. who are directed to give pub.
in the county of Litchfield ,and by posting the
same on public signpost in said town Of So
lisbury nearest the last residence Of said de.
ceased. Certified from Record.
80 WILLIAM M. BURIAL, Judge.
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NOVICE,

THE Court of Probate for the District OF
IL Litchfield has limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof for the creditors
of EDWARD CowLEs, of Litchfield, in said dis
trict, an insolvent and assigning debtor, in
which to exhibit their claims and prove their
debts; and has appointed the undersigned
Commissioners to receive and examine said
claims. The subscribers give notice, that
they shall meet at the store lately occupied
by said Cowles, in said Litchfield, on the Sc
cond Monday in March, and on the second
Monday in July next, at o'clock in the fore
noon, on each of said days, for the purpose
of attending on the business Of said appoint
ment. JOSEPH HI. BELLAMY, Commits
DAVID BrRD, sioners.
En,1,,nra Id 14A0 "a
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NOTICE.

VKNIIE Court Of Probate within and for the
l. District of Sharon has limited and al
lowed six months from this date for the Gre
ditors of the estate of HENRY BoARDMAN, late
of Canaan, in said district, deceased, within
which to exhibit their claims against said
estate to the subscriber, administrator there
on. All claims not exhibited within the time
aforesaid will by law be debarred.
OLIVER HOsK1Ns, Admire.
Canaan, Jan. Z, l64O. 81
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NOTICE.

THE Court of Probate for the District OF
Il Woodbury. hath limited and allowed SIX
months from the date hereof for the creditors
to the estate Of LEMUEL JUDsoN, late OF said
Woodbury., deceased, to exhibit their claims
for settlement. Those who neglect to pre-
sent their accounts, properly attested, WITHIN
said time, will be debarred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate arc requested
to make immediate payment to
BIRDsEY JUDsON, I rrec,rtors.
Ransom UNISON, -.
Woodbury., Jan. 8, l640. *S4
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For Tie Lischfe.d Enquirer.

WV AAstStstsGsO A<"40VSt.
THE ICE-STORM.
The sound Of the tempest
That came DER the waves,
Like the voice Of the ocean
In Staffa' dark caves.
Came loud from the region
Of Northeast afar.
And the clouds drew curtain
Ger every bright star.
The snow driven feeily, "
In fakes swept along.
And the cottages t.emhled,
While fofest-arees strong,
Were how'd by the conflict
OF tempest and storm,
And darkness in ether t
Expanded his form.
But soon into rain-drops
The snOw-storm was changed,
AsOver the mountain,
The gales wildly ranged;
And jewels like crystal,
Now hang on each tree
And the ice lies in rsII.roaas,
All brilliant and free. 49, 81, :,
Thus Nature hath wisdom,
More glorious than art,
ndrail.roads and diamonds,
Can quickly impart; a
So wealth, and false splendor.
A moment may beam;
Cold, transient and fleeting,
They pass like q dream.
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Dislrics Of Waterto.cn, o.

Probate Court, Non. 81, 1889.
ENSTATE of JoHN PARTREE, insolvent and
Ia assigning debtor-the trustee represents
the estate insolvents and prays the appoint.
ment OF Commissioners thereon: Ordered.
that Commissioners to receive and examine
the claims Of the creditors Of said estate be
on the Sd day Of February, le4O, at O'clock
in the forenoon; Of which all persons id i'll.
terest will take notice. and appear, If they
see cause, and be heard thereon.
3S* HoLBRoox CURrIs, Judge.
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NOTICE.

THE Court of Probate for the District Of
II Norfolk has limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof for those who
were the creditors of GEORGE BRowN, of said
Norfolk. on the 18th day of November, 1889,
to exhibit their claims to the commissioners
on hisestate, which was assigned for the BEN
eft Of all his creditors; and having appoint
ed the subscribers commissioners on the
same. We hereby give notice that we. will
meet atthe hotel of John A. Shepard, in said
Norfolk. on the third Mondays Of February
and June, 1910, at 0 o'clock A. NJ. on each Of
said days, 10 attend to the. duties Of our ap-
pointment; and the creditors Of said estate
are hereby notified (if they see cause) their
and there to exhibit and prove their claims
the same.
WARREN COVE. y Commits.
MICHAEL G. MILLS, sioners.
Norfolk, Dec. %, 1899. 80
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NOTICE.

THE subscribers having been by the hon
II court of probate for the district of Sha.
ron appointed commissioners to receive and
examine the claims of the several creditors OF
the estate Of Petty DuTcHER, late OF Salisbu.
ry, in the said district of Sharon. deceased,
hereby give notice that said court has limit.
ed six months from the 18th day of Decem.
Der, 1889, for said creditors to exhibit to Us
their respective claims: and that we will
meet for the purpose Of attending to tho du.
ties of our said appointment at the public
house of Robert Holcomb. in Canaan, IN
Lischfield county, on the first Tuesday Of
February, 1910, and on the first Tuesday of
Juhe, 164O, a ten o'clock in the forenoon of
each of said days. All claims not present
ed within the time limited as aforesaid will
be debarreda recovery.
BENaAH DouGLAs,
MooRE CHITTRNDEN, Comm'ry.
ORIGEN 8. SEYMOUR, y
Salisbury, Dec. 10, 1882 80
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Femase AttOmptishments, 6.c.-Dr. An
dcrson, in his Address bssare he AliimnT
Of Mount Holyoke Seminary. said many
capital things last week about the health.
accomplishments, usefulness, sc. &c. Of
Females. Some Of them 'shit The NAH on
the head" exactly. The health of the fe-
males in the higher walks of lie in this
country is dePlorable. Much Of il qrowg
out "t Incidence aud inaction. Arbitrary
custom has made il unfashionable far n Ia.
dy 10 perform any domestic duties /: and
exercise, taken iaerely for the n;nirDose az
giving vigor 10 the health, is excruciating,,
business. Hence some females will walk
IangUidly mile 10 recruit their spirits:.,
rather than vigorously handle the brOStH OF
make their own beds. Young girls spend
precious days, and years even, IN learning
TO paint "patience on monumept," or a.
perspective scene in a vegetable garden,
without ever dreaming how 70 wash tea
cup or finding out the mystery Of concoct-t
ing good bread. The truth is, half that i
learned in youth is to DO ualearasd 80 ataer
life. The'' accomplishments" ofthe SEM
mary ARE OIICultM1S uss~s~- A:.&2snnaaa An
usefulness in mature years, and are almost
always to be thrown aside upon marriage.
How few ladies draw landscapes when
they have kind husbandsto entertain, and
how few play the harp or piano whenshey
can substitute the lssllabv..'
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LitcltGeId Enquirer:
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
BY HENRY ADAMS.

Pure Winter Strained Lamp Oil,
Just received by
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x,,o;,,,,ent bv the Presidenf-ll Henry D.. Galpn Of
psnre.I".n;" ~ he Attorney General Of the United
ata,es in The place Of Felix Grqndy, elected Sena'
tor Of the d. 8. from Tennessee.
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GONE very fine Mouselin de LANES, fg'd
- and plain Bonbazincs. Printed Saxony
Clo;hs,low-priced Mouselin de LANES. French
and English Merinos; French, English and
American Prints, and a great variety of 9TH
ef Goods, just received. -
Oct. 10. ]. LAWRENCE.
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SS1gzAESl
20 d. "a q ] SIS
OUND SYRUP OFELAICND MOSS

COMPOUND SYRUP OFELAICND MOSS
FHNEiE subscribers having purchased of the late firm
III of hr. Hutchns & Co. their recipe for making
the COMPOUND SYRUP OF ICELAND MOSS, re-
specially inform the Druggists geRerally that they in
tend preparing the medicine for sale wholesale
tbeng satisfied from heresuts OF the last four years
OF its efficacy the almost certain of long ling
cases of CONSUMPTION, and its wonderful effects in
entirely removing all symptoms of that disease if taken
in incpient stages also in immediately ording relief
in cases of COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, aud tht
WHOOPlNG COUGH. They confidently recommend
it to their retail customers medicine Of real worth,
being very efectual, perfectly safe and gentle in its
operations. II Is prepared from muclage the lOna
known and highly valued vegetable, the ICELAND
MOSS-but in combination with other medicines cacu
lated to act most beneeiay in all the above diseases;
also in of night swea produced by long coughing
and attended with much pain and distress to the
patient ROBEtTS& ATKINSON, Druggis.s
Corner Hanover AID Market ss
For sale also by 3. II. COLE 4 CO.,
No. 1873 Market street
and by SETH HANCE,
Corner OF Prat * Charles st..
And by MACK ENZIE & co.
ap 30 2awt Corner of Gay s Market SITS
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QG-aTTENTION B.ALDHE DS!-csi
AF all the remedies ever devised or the restoration
" and preservation of the Hair nothing has been
found equal to .diberts Olcdgnous Hair Tonic. II sci
dom fails to restore the hair to health and beauty. Ma
ny who were bald three months ago, csa new exhibit
luxurianl heads of hair by the use ei it,.
Copy of letter from DIR. S. s FITcn, ddvd
PHILADEPHIA, May }, 1853,
Dr.. jayne:
Dear SRI feel that can hardly say enoaugh to you
in favor of .9LLerts Oeogiols Hair Tonic prepared by
you. My hair had been falling off about two yeos, and
had become very thin, threat ling speedy badness,
when commenced using this remedy, In about one
week. il ceased TO fall off. lave used il now about
three months, aed have full and thick Head Of hair
as can possibly desire. have recomnendod its use
to number of my friends who all speak well OF il.
faithfully employed have no doubt of its general
cess may add that before using the Tonic had tried
almost all The various articles employed for the hair,
such as the Macassar Oil, all the different reparations
of Bears OIL Vegetable Hair OIL &c. SC without eEpeS
ncucng much, if any, benefit
Respectfully yours,
s. 8. FITCH,
Nc. l12 Chestnut street.
l7- Before Dr. Fitch used this TONic lis hair began 10
be GRAY, but since then there is not a gray ha 10 be
found on his head.
The above preparation is sold by
G. l.. DUHURST,
Corner Dugans wharf and Pratt street,
mas lower end of Centre Market Space
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WTDICINAE ADVIRTIsEa ENTs.
From the Philadelphia Ledger.
20 II a NJ A a.E. e


A SrEArAcEM.-I'he principal proprietor OF one of
hs u,ost extensive of the patent medicine msnuacto
% "a pn,y in this city, and has been here for week
ar two we believe for the purpose Of insuuing prose-
rutions against snlae OF the smaller dealers who, IL is
Alleged have infrnged upon the patent right owned by
The former In pursuance Of his d, sign this person
init Houck inventor OF "Houck's Pauacca, ~ entered
suit before the United States authorities, who OF
course alone have cogliZance of TIE infringement of
patents and the Deputy Marshal Of this district, Mr.
Thonas O'NeIll, charged with the serving Ofthe
Yrits consequent upon tHe process of law. He called
several times the establishment Of Of the prose-
curd vendors, and invariably received for from
one Of the apprentices express adCsTe the
proprietor, toat he s'nDi in town" Believing tha
This not the ease, and that the vender in the elias
cIanglag of the age, snelt rat he sent af1end
OF his 10 bay some pills This tie drugge
~, and made inquiry rs TO their PIC by the giOss which
inquiry, Leins made in pretty loud tone of voice,
brought irum saug baek room al Smiles the pro-
prietor. He inquired what quantity the gentleman
want,d. The - gentleman" vas chewing, and sought
the door [, avoid the spiIte in his mouth This was
the conc red signal 10 The awaiting Deputy Marshal
and 81, without mole udO, lie stepped in and secured
uis man. u2l
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fiiG5 qIHE PUBLIC.

~ X. ID. TG. A. BRAINERD having been in
4 The regular practice of medicine for the last t-
teen years, and thereby gained extensive knowledge
In the science of medicinal operations, Is induced,
through the solicitations of numerous friends TO oeI
the public his PURELY VEGETABLE PILLS, in
the of which THOUSANDS have been cured from IN
MANDATORY and other diseases of long standing lie
they will not be taken quack medicine. as he
can fully substanlte his own character and likewise,
that of the incidence by those individuals who have aI
ken ii, with the most decided benefit and rel 10 their
suferings.
That the prominent feature in all diseases orgl-
mates from dcTanged state Of the BOWELS, cannot be
denied, and as these Pills have been used for many
years producing the most sauary effect he is Therefore
inclined to tFow himself before generous public,
fdent that fair trial viii insure that encouragement
which he merits
For testimonials of character DR.. Brainerd most re-
spectiully refers 10 the following medical gentlemen
Parker CeaveIand, NJ. D., Professor olChcmstry and
Matera Medica,
Daniel Oliver, NJ. D., Professor Of Theory and Prac-
tee ofMedicine
John b. Wells, NJ. D.. Professor of Anatomy and Sur
gerry,
James McKeen. NJ. D.. Professor of Midwifery.
Boicdoin College, Name.
Henry II. Chlds, NJ. d. Professor of theory and prac
lice of Medicine
Chester Dewy, NJ. d., Professor Of Chemistry, Natu-
raj Phiosoph nd Botany,
Berkshire Medical Institution, Mass.
N. b. No Druggist or ApOthucary will be appointed
agent under any circumstances whatever.
PRICE 25 CENTS, SINGLE BON-S2 PER DOZ.
DR.. BRAINERD's HEAD QUARTERS or sale of PIT RE-
I.Y VEGETABLE PILLS at
No. 4, Lombard sis
(Betwcen Calvert &Soutll st reefs
Baltimore, J uly "a, 1910. feOd6.
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EAIs. VaNDON'S (from Germany RE5TORA-
EG TIVE PILLS, positive for GonorTh9a
Stubborn elects, &c.-1he superiority of DR.. Vandons
Restorative Pils every other medicine yet dscOv
cred for the OF Gonohee elect, and other diseases
of cuHiary passages, becone every day evidePs
from their extraordinary demand, and universal success
since their Introduction into the cOuhtry, NOT less than
Five Thousand Boxes have been sold aud instances
have been known to fail TO perform perfect IN
few days The composition 0f the Pills being entirely
different NOm fsi..d, they
frequently dangerous symptoms ofteHe experience /
while taking cOpava, cupebs, tuTpeniine mercury aud
that class medicines usually resorted to by the unsk
fui in these complaints.
For ouly by the undersigned who is the authorised
ageat for this pan ofthe county. The utmost confidence
nay be placed in these Pills
N. n. Persons at distance can be suppliedby en-
ing the ready. Price 81 per Box.
q. l.. DUHURST.
corner of Pratt ST. Dueans' wharf
malls Iswer end alnrke Street
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TRAVELLl5Rs REGISTER.
-aAUUvOH TO TRAVELLERS COMM G

=. vIuvs1U rrO TRAVELLERS COMM 6
EOTTTH.-Travellers going south are oaHnone'
- Svrg credence 60 the handhills and placards is
e ss.,a Raw Company between Baltimore aHd Nor
ss o resor 10 all sorts OF devices to deceive the pun
IA and induce travellers 70 .ake e., i,e, m , ,Tay
1rs mat by the mail routes passengers going s"nh art
ID oars later than by the Bay line, and that lhcy are
sIrted TO personal superntendence OF thtr ,t,a
- risk of losing IL, and that they are comp hrn
Morth Anna River TO walk considerable dS.h n n;shi
. sseep hill and UP another in the niiddie vi CIV
RaVolving both exposure and risk. p,ssensers
Aliof those statements ae entirely iassi 81 the MAJ,
~ the mail route are, as stated IN ". ,Gose Jv me at
son.e oIte n nOs and serc7 (unless IN some
extremely Contingency benny S;ss kced on boaTu
haviag any trouble with baggage, an he oule tII
nefounldc ~ i1 and is delivered on board
ne wilmington cars, ard uie Psr tbess,rss r. an
Potnts Wheu ts another. At The North Anna, It lie
t 5re Obliged for few days ts walk snort d.
temporary but perfectly secure bridge iron
css 10 another; but this rs ut half past egth
1879 in he evening" instead OF al midnight, as staet
- ofthe lbes on the Mail route In The course OF
ek at arthes this difficulty will cease 10 exist, as al
- expiration of that time, the Ta road bridge no" IA
!s<a 1s =
a snte being the by 0mieS an being near
A. al rail road be the most certain ana eApeduous
A h x,oud not employed for the conveyance OF the
saf Kl unless il were aud that there must be more
~ on board bay steamboats, out OF sight OF and urged
- DIE top of their spec compete with the Tail road
80 In which the bIsetng of a boiler would probably
Nairoy all or nearly all board, than there can be in
l road cars, where in the event even OF an engine be-
NJ thrown off the track, the engineer and fireman only
gould be injured.
AS proof Of the great safety of the great mail route
may be mentioned that of more than zoe 600 travellers
within the last five years, not single
Hnssenser has been seriously injured.
In conclusion the companies on the great mail route,
ouId respectfully ask the attention OF travellers to the
Ving of the libel on the Iine purPorz isbe agnsd
- certain persons rdm the saut5 they WI see once
- rs narzan character that if not forgery, the per
p4 signing 1t have from some motive sesu iEaEcsd
AecOme paFtzans Of The Bay soz,s AID s2 ifIFeireu
mnos and The nteTes ofGS1e!isf ga sSss-s dAtG
suskach their signature 10
Office Of Richmond & Fredericksburg r. L. Co
and Washington do do Steamboat do
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r1AUTION 80 TRAVELLERs GOING

NAUTIOE 70 TRAVELLERS GOING
~ SOUTH-HALIFAx, IN. CO. October 10Th, 1870
hereby caution the public against the Misrepresentation
ma3o by the Bay Line of Steamboats, and the Ports
Raoath and Roanoke rail road from baltimore, via Nor
@k, to Weden NJ Co. in favor of their unrivalled exPe
1Ehon.
Wewere assured lat the Bay Line was the only line
~ which passengers could reach the Wilmington
Eoad at Weden thereby leaving the impression that this
tile only Toue by which passengers could reach the
Wilmington rail road; and also that would be twenty
Oar hours advance OF the passengers by the Great
Mail Line. But ts great astonishment, arriving
~ Weldon too aIe for the for Wilmington
and Charleston; and instead of being 'twenty-fouT
h0ars in advance of the mail, - were thrown back
twenty four hours behind il.
It is true the Bay Line via Portsmouth, is the only
AAe now running TO Weldon but passengers by the
feat Mail Line landed by steamboat n Halifax,
POINT equally pleasant on the Wilmington rail road
several miles below Weldon.
MtheTe had been any unavoidable accident 70 prevent
ear getting through in time we would most willingly ex-
the detention; but nothing of the kind occurred
me nght on the bay calm and pleasant as we
eSer wiinessed and nothing 10 prevent the steamboat
gliding the smooth Iurface Of the water as fast as
scam could drive
lseems US, therefore, that, they have failed in
aomplyng with their promises even under the most IA
Vorabe circumstances, the traveller place but Little
SsIance on their fair promises or their flaming hand
ssigaed) JAMES w. BAILEY, Macon, Ga.
CLEMENT EARL, Geneva, N. Y.
w. II. SMITH, Montgomery, Ala.
Q. TAFT, Hawkinsve, Ga,
r. ROBERTS, do do
JAS. F. FARRIOR, Apalachicola, Fa.
G. w. GLENN, Columbia, s. c.
JAMES w. BURKE, Mobile, Ala.
D. w. TOMLINSON, do do
1Ae orlginal OF the above card can be seen at the OF
3Sc OF STOCKTON, FALLS & CO., Baltimore, nez
AeoT above the Baltimore and Philadelphia rail road
&eB. ola 81
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SWAIM'S PANACEA-FOR THE CURE OF
y SCROFCLA, ar Kings Evil, Rheumatism, Ulcer.
aed Sores, Syphilis and the host of PAINFUL and hither-
Swelngs, Diseases of the Liver and Skin, General De-
biy &c. and all diseases arising from inquiry OF the
/ blood
This medicine is particularly recommended as an al
eratiye and purifier of the blood. IL gives and
vigOT debilIlated constitutions which nvads
conscious OF until they have experienced its effects
| tits also recommended in diseases where the lungs
and breast supposed be affected, and also where
the constitution is broken down by the of mercury
OF quinine.
This medicine has the singular for tunea just tribute
10 its great meTtof being recommended by the most
celebrated practitioners of medicine IN the United States
and Europe; whereas not enc OF the spurious mixtures
made in imitation of il has the least support from the
medical faculty. This TACT offers argument plain
and conclusive that il needs only IL be mentioned TO
enforce conviction. SweiCi's Panaceai is recommended
TO all those nvads for which physicians prescribe Sar
saparIla Syrups, Extracts, &c.
Swams Panacea is in round bottles, 6uted loHgtu
dinally, with the following words blown in the glass;
"Swainl's Panacea-Phiiada., ;" having but one label,
which the cork, with the signature of WIN. Swain
il, that the cork Clearing also upon seal,
the impression, 'Wln. Swain, ) cannot be drawn with
out destroying the signature, wlhaut which none il
genuine. he medicine may consequently b. known
be genuine when the signature Is visible; ts counter
cit it will be FINISHED forgery.
Prepared at SNAIM'S LABORATORY, Philadei
mia and sold by r. iiiEtTS & ATKINSON, corner OF
Hanover an. Market streets, Baltimore.
Sc % Wal. SWAIN & SON.