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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-24
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EblRSlfAN'r to de dol trust executed by Maurice
Mura'to the subscriber. bearing date the 2lst day
I'll May. ISL, and duly recorded IN the county court OF
Amherst, Shall proceed 10 sell for ready money, 10 The
highest bidder at llcls Grocery, Saturday. the h
day oi November next, the property conNe,cd III said
deed To w.t. Tract al and containing 2oU. deics. "
ing on both sides OF Wares Gap road, IN the nei2hhor
hood Of the place Of sac-onc Sorel Mare, one Cry
Mlre. one Bay Colt. one Steer. one ller, stoel, Of
Hogs and the said Maurice NIorriss interest IN much
Of the estate of Allison Morris, deed was allotted 10
the widow l.r life Acting trustee shall only con
yey such title as is vested III me by The decd aforesaid,
but believe it to b. good,
DAVID TlNSI.EY. Trustee.
Oct Is TN
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I'D E'Alsyi

KNlF subscriber has routed for the present year the
i AMHERST .WLLS, situated immediately on
the bank OF the Canal-and isnow prepared to receive
and Grind Wheat ul toll His terms onr tenth; OF he
will give barrel OF supcriinc Flour Richmond isIec
lion, Tor five bushels of wheaOr II any persons wish
to ship their Wheat 10 Richmond, be will receive and
forward it with all possible despatch. at such price
cannot fail to please. feifr 10 Jas l. Lamphn, Jno
NJ Williams, David W. Burton, Esqrs, Col LAM
horne and Gen. Rpdes. JAS. ST fplllN.
Amherst. August /, 1872 Is
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CASH FOR HIDES.

4 WILL give the highest prices for dried and raw
1 Hides, delivered at the Market House
The subscriber Will also receive them to be tanned Oh
shares and tie work be done by responsible tan
ner as any in the State aAd delivered the Market
House when tanned W VI. l.. FAIR
i5pr " Is
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Sale Of kH,iNS.

VNyII.I. be offered for sale at Buckingham court
w house, to the highest bidder and two years
credit. the second Monday in November next,
Chat being court day two tracts Of land, lying IN the
county of Buckingham. containing 1000 acres,
near Spears mountain, adjoining the lands OF spiders
estate and the OF David Kyle and Others, and for
mery part oithe estate Of Joseph & Mcggnson dee a.
the other tract of 900 n odd acres on W elch 5
Creek, adjoining the lands If Martin Bryant John
orsley and others; each tract within ocr miles OF James
River and well timbered with valuable navc growth
Of oak pine and poplar part OF each tract Is good oac
co land The sale will positively be made on the day
above named. unless prevented by the lnencncy q! The
weather: in that case. On the ncN lar day. these
lands will be sold in conformity Ia decree oi the Supe
ror Court OF Law and Chanccy held for the county OF
Buckjnoham at is last ierm in a suit III clancery,
wherein Edward Cabcll. Benjamin w. ;. Cabcll aud
others heirs and devsecs Of Joseph Cate deceased
plaintiffs, agains, Charles iauc,y admir- with the Will
annexed Of Joseph Cabcll, deceased defendant.
CHARLES }ANCFY.
Oct. 90 at
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Isurli tsetrcat Bcua!c seminary.
IFENlllI 5th session Of this School will confluence 9Th
y lusl.
Terms as heretofore. viz: For hoard. & per month.
each hoarder finding her bed and b.ddInej whore
these are furnished S viii be required.
For tuition, per mouth for the different branches OF
The English. and als1 Tn Latin and Greek.
Masic French aud Panlin" nj extra charr's, as low
as possible To suit the times. q. W. LEflNlCH.
Bedford Oct. Is 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-24

fprwarn all persons from trading for bond, exc
cuted by to Henry w. Quarles for twenty dollars,
rs the consideration for which said bond given has
failed. ELIJAH JOHNSON
Oct. II ST.
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,SHci.iHHS safe.

wv f. will SELL for cash, AT Buckingham Courthouse,
w On the second Monday in November next,
(that being court day,) about 100 LIKELY NE
GROES, for the purpose Of satisfying executions
Persons residing a, distance, who wish purchase
groes, are earnestly requested to attend the sale which
will continue from day to day till completed.
CHARLES J.. CHRISTIAN,
WILLIAM NJ M0SELEY,
Deputies for Reuben b. PAtcson, S. b. c.
BUCKINGHAM, Oct. II lin
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FIRE INSURANCE.

OFFICE ~ FIRE IND .lLlR. LNS. coz
IIoHMoED, 20th Sept 1912. :
fINIIE Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Company
L Capital 5000 600, Home Insution-Olce
On It'll street, under the Exchange liolel.
DIRECTORS
A. PLEAsANrs. President; WM. DApNEY,
FLEMING JAMES, d. NJ. BR>Ncn,
S. CRuMP j. f.. WApswoRrH,
JuDH MYERS, ii. l.. kent,
JAMES G.. CRANE, Il. c. WoRrHAN,
.JNo TuoMrsoN, JNo. \. GORDON,
Henry LUpLAM, j. j. Fry
WIN. fl. IIuBnARp,
Insure against loss damage by FIRE. on Buildings,
Merchandise, Furniture, &C. &c on favorable terms, as
we'll rs against Marine hazards on both Foreign aud Do
lncstc Voyages The proprcty ofIrot cling ones pro
pefly against the ravages Of Fire and the Seas, is man
ifcs that it needs but little comment. The fact that
man is insured should properly Gas ii dots) add to lis
cred--il secures ease and compesure Of mlnd-and en-
abes him. in of loss, to recover his property. These
are benefits Of the highest moment. and amply compen
soc for the comparatively small amount expended in
premiums 1t is surely, then, wise that all who have
property al risk should protect themselves by insurance
and this like oil other business, shonld be done Al
HOME, when ii can be thus done satisfactorily. APP
pcaons made the undersigned will be promptly at
tended to- TIIOS. NJ. ALFliiEND, Set'y.
Ocl 10 l2t
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United states CIrc uit Court.


Nov. 29.-rhe Marshal returned full panel of Grand
Jurors. Their names follows:-
James Lse. foreman; Jefferson Berrian, Wesley Budd,
John Conway, Miles Chambers, John Culver. Edwar
Ferris WIN. Gsery, w. Gage Jarvis, Tyler w Laietra,
j. Phyle, Reed, T. Smth, A. NJ. Valentine r. VIM
ship, V Wandell, Amos Butler, Abraham Van Ceef
John Myer, John L. GllLlcnd L. Jackson Jacob Acker
Waldron b. Post.
The charge was delivered to them on the usual
points by Judge Belts, before Judge Thompson arrived in
Before Judge Thompson.
John Niederer VS. .Andfe,c Barbey.-rhis an ac
ton three bills of exchange draws by defendant
and admitted The first Of 900 francs 6C0O and
the third OF 1000 francs all dated the 30h Sept S4O and
all payable 80 days alter sight The r. and
> Barley OF Meniz in France On the part of the de-
fence 1t contendei that legal protest had
obtained. Mr. Giln introduced protest by an officer
OF the Third Instance" IN France, called Huissier.
Mr. Cutting denied this was an officer duly qualified
to draw protest and Mr. Grihn undertook TO that
II the usage in tace Tor this Huisser make pro-
tests Ga the evidence OF Mr. samson pecan, Mr. Bar
hey gave directions TO his friends, Z Barley, who
reside at Metz France, that these bills should be-
paid. He also informed Mr.. Boicean that his directions
had reached France TO take effect He said he
was glad that his directions had got there in season This
said to him at his Office, 81 Pearl street The
saton respecting these drafts and particularly
speeding the 1000 Nor would he the
others because did not them any tnAg This
also testified that MIR. Barley told him mat he gave
those drafts TO Mr. Barley account Of to obge Mr.
Kunzier. Aud as Mr. kupzer ma never paid hun any
thing all for the amount o drafts he had directed
his friends, p s. Birbey accept them. II did
not appear that he owed Neiderer any thing Mr. kunz
Ter is merchant, DOING business in Hanover square At
the time these drafts were ade, Mr. NJ iderer In the
city, but not doing business. 1t appeared that Barley
told Bocesn Kunzler provide pay the
drafts; which, however, he never did Mr.. Boicean wat
the agent prosecute this claim, and if they should
be collected, he would receive commission on the
Mr. Bocean testified that it the custom in
Paris this officer he Huisser) to protest bills OF
change Verdict ior painful Sa26s "a sutectto the opn
ion OF the Court
For plaintiff, Griffin and Havens. For defendant, Cut
ting Carr.
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NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 80, 1912.

ferry with gentleman have mentioned before my
evidence do recolect OF seeing General Arnold at
Mr.. Smiths house.
The Court postponed further proceedings the trial
Of Mr. Smith until tomorrow and adjourned until that
time, nine o'clock "A. NJ.
10 be coutinurdl
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Augusta. Geo.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l

lCorrespondence OF the Heraldl
AUGUSTA, Geo, Nov. "a, 1912.
Races on the Hampton Course Painfings-Dan-
Medical Iheatrical-- 7smpeanee--Nine
Pins
Mr.. BENEFIT
DEAR SIR: -
The Jocky Club Races over the Hampton Course
come off in a few days. The proprietor, Saml. w.
Shelton, Esqr., informs me that several spirited
nags are in the field which time much sport and tall
running will take place. is reported that you have
sent one OF your corps reporters to take notes
oil the fun, and progress Of the time
Daguerre's Magical Paintings, (three OF them) de-
signed and executed after the originals, by two high
y crecable, enterprsing and worthy artists of this
city (Messrs. Porter and Harrison) are now exhibit
ting at the Masonic Hail. TO respectable houses, and
form some attraction.
Dancing and waltzng, Shaking the leg" or the
art OF stepping upon the light fantastic toe" as
taught by Professor Whale at the Masonic Hall
marks the progress of the agility OF the art refine
ment. &c. necessary among the arts of the age
Dancing has truly riz-so has small potatoesso has
Mensm.
The Medical College is now open; it has very
respectable attendance OF young men from various
parts, who are bound tor profession of "high de-
gree" and listening to the lectures Of the emf
nent professors of the institution. Professions are
rising rising rising $50 is Capt. Tyler.
The Augusta theatre is unoccupIed, and stands
solitary and alone, without Star" to aume its
career Where is Forbesl Do send him along this
way, MIR. Bennett; we dislike to remain alone in
these hard times loosing money "Misery likes
company"
The teetotal temperance excitement, or Washing
tonian mania, has almost subsidized, and many of the
foremost in the grea, CALAIS to tel have taken
to their cups again, and may be heard the several
bar rooms and hotels, night and day, singing
away the bowl, awsy the bowl,
Unless il does over"
And little paper here, advocating the cause Of the
Washingtonians NEE not with that patronage its
proprietor deserves, from the humane and good
people, saying nothing Of those who are on the
downward roas"
Nne-plns ten-pns, or d-pspins Gas you pIease)
have been a great nuisance, as conducted, and has
been the means OF increasing intemperance, and
crime.
Mr.. H., your agent for the Herald, appears to
thrive, and so long he gets your paper regularly
and remains attentive, will go ahead
SFY IN AUGUSTA,
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BANKRUPT List.
SOU THERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK

SOU fHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
William 4. Hy att, New York. butcher.
Abraham d. Vanderpool, OF seuy vesan Columbia Co..
New York, farmer.
Elijah Il. Brown, New York.
William Coulter New York merchant.
James b. Hobert, New York, merchant.
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DIR. MORRISON.
NORTH RIVER DisrENSARY. 2o4k Fulton street

~
Greenwich-pr MonIson, Member OF the Royal College
OF Surgeons London, and formerly Surgeon the British Nst
w continues 70 Be consulted daily all disease. os delicate
atuIe ana all those Distressing consequent on gu
eiegs treatment and e mprudeut iaoae.
" M has had an experience Of twenty wo yes - me
aecste desss in all then various anae s1a
uses mild safe and inable substitute 9f
ing me venereai virus with eertsnty T,snoa ,. or
patIent 70 risk restricting him an susua IT, ~ Ru
suits while his medicines agreeable anu
acnt obsrucons in the ureihra such "a ana en-
esnent Of the rrostrate gland a1c ompamed WIN much nm
aa.nces OF mseatment. Dr. "a uestssticures IN sclen
6c manner pornonr absor OF the thickened circular
memnans yl,pout spy n PIN r spuIry ~ ounr
men ar the consequences OF Indulgence
cre, habit whose nerves further from
~, nae Of ncsIns pretended specifies which stimulate
anv 10 induce create depression Dr. NJ
nurelv Pathological principles and fails in establishing
eure--the and confidence observed.
Letters paid, and containing suitable fee, will
the correspondent full advice and medicine Of the
Un,on by his giving history Of mis- detail 2ot Full
on Greenwich. ola lmer
DOCTOR SCAR, io ,ery OF ~ Ann street may De con
~ suited at No. 10 John Wism street FOR eisM
his has been devoted IN this city 10 the treat
Of chronic dsasesdyspepsa drops'eshver
and lung comp'ains Nc.
ANGl Ma PECTOKIs-Its symptoms unpleasant
ensaton the pit Of the pain about hs ley ss AMI
region Of the heart extending often TO the shouder blade aud
between the shoulders and oecaonng shorlnes' Of breath
the heart Doctor Sears has had much
perence In the treatment Of this discase. n2ol
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Court Calenslar-NlOnSlnY

COMMON PLEAs-Part lNos. 49, 81. 81, 81, 81, 81 50.
49, ., 10, 9, H. %, 81, SO.
Part Mos. 49, as st. So, 50, &C. TO- II, a. TO- 80.
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FARE AND FREIGHT REDUCED

4~>n1 "a E5SA5EJ H@@ ud4.i4f
S-fTGx EsWW
| REGULAR MAIL LINE FOR PR0VIDR nee AND
BOSTON, via STONiNGTON AND NEWPORT, CON-
osed Of the following superior running in
with the Stonnston aud P vdence, and Boston and Pro-
dence Railroads
MASSACHUSETTS,, Captain Comstock.
RHODE ISLAND, Captain Thayer.
NAKRAGANSETT, Captain Woolsey.
MOHEGAN, Captain Vanderbilt.
One Of which win leave New York daily, Sundays
eped) from Pier No /, North River Battery Place. four
3clock, T. M
ARRANGEMENTS.
The RHODE ISLAND on Monday Wednesday and FRI
ay, for otonngtpn
| The MASSACHUSETTS,, Tuesday, Thursday and
saturday, Tor Ston hgton
Passengers arrival of the steamers Stonington
take the Railroad Cars and proceed Immediately Prov
elce and Boston.
Freight taken at the following much reduced rates -
To Boston, goods weighing forty pounds upwards
cubic foot at S. 50 per on and goods
ents per foot
To Providence, goods per cubic
bot end specific articles tariff be obtained Office
~ na'wav my3i 6m~v
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DR.. FIJRGUSON'S

- D1t. FUhOUcONS
CELEBRATED Golden Vegetable Pills for the cure Of
~ G., elects, SC. &c The high 30 attached to
these pills from the ia thar they .otrcy vegetable on
4Ining article OF mercury Other en
they mpat smel' 10 the br ah and be tken WITHOUT
excng The eas, picion These pills hav for long
been ably known Europe, where OF
nualiy They usually psrfn perfe
four days One box will be sufficient Pce
81
nsct d
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Another R,IRoAD.-A corps OF engineers arc en-
gagged in examining the route Of railroad from concord
~ H., to Montpelier and Burlington, VI
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WHtIs.
PULTtN 81 COpP'S
@ sa

NEW YUKK, ALBA ~, TROY AND MONTREAL
Mss.w H,ypdsn & CO; having Disposed Of their route
eers The old conductors Of HaInden s Cos Northern
Nsw ASuy sna Troy p
Troy with Jacobs Montreal Express, and will for.
he, to any place between New York and Montreal, and
throughout the Csnada Also East from Troy and Albany
Boston, and West from Albany 10 Buffalo.
Al business entrusted to their charge Will be promptly at
tes dra accetances, &C. and prompt returns made for
)he same.
Ohces-Puen & Corp, az Wall street, New York
Thos Cough, is Exchange, Albany.
A c. Fikins 228 River street, Troy
s. Jacobs Exchange Court, ST Paul st, Montreal.
REFERENCES.
Nrw YoRK. ALBANY. Troy.
Prime, Ward King, L. J. Humphrey yno. Payne,
Jacob Little, X Co, Thos. Cough. p. Wells
Uohn +. smith, X Co., 8. X. Stow,
IP1poon Hoffman, q. s. Douglass
Vermlye, F. Leake
uIous hfon X Co.
Drew. Robinson & Co. MA imr
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DOCTOR LOTT, OCULIS
AND OPTHALMIC SURGEON,
Conhilts MS rractice 10
DISEASES OF THE EYE


DISEASES OF THE EYE.
Ofhce 26l Broadway of Warren street. NJ lmr
PRIVATE CURE
TO ALL who tu ring from the effects Of ndul-
JokDAs sPEcIFC GUuRsE rea
These no recent nosuuns merely got up 10 sell
and productive only Of have stood the est
ally designed for The ut Of GcnorrhG in all
and No guaranteed OF Venerea every
Each packg- contains every msdic'ne and requisite adaptd
the varied aud accompanied nv Doctor Jerdans
private treatise The Monitor" wherein is full direcons
with PLAIN Of the symptoms
aud of dsoiders and much information
The price OF each package is three dollars. including the
pad 'ersnre free The packages will be ~arded TO
order securely hacked:
aew doors Of Nibo's G,en. Private and
Offices for consultation 500 Narion below drug
Marion street is continuation oil Centre n26 Imsr
LEECHES! LEECHES LEECHES!
% 000 LARGE HEALTHY SWEDISH LEECHES
OL,OOO just received per bak Sir ss,. Newton. from
Hamburg, for sale moderate prices BY
GA All. WITTE Importer. OF Leecbes
STRONG, McKiBBIN h BkUc &c. a. Beaver sIeet offer
so pa,s superior heavy Black ws,lding.
500" p superior Csp Filling. Nos 80 10 40
5000 lib ~ eror Yarn TwisN Nos. rs 10 ~
full assortment Of coloed Slesss and Beached Sheetings
s. Mex D. will receive orders for the Washington Bleach
ing Dying Establishment for which they sole
n23 2w'r
FENCING SALOON " SHOOTING GALLERY.
II MEES tl3 Broadway. entrance m LispenaId street,
M second door, lately from Europe Professor Of the oil
straight crooked and Turkish sword, hunting knife musket
and bsyouet, staff. and every specie, OF weapons
&c. respectfully invited call and erhi
hilton OF his skill 10 tins use ni and important art.
a spsc,on; doute shooting Galley, illuminated the
ing ~ dirrnce of2levaris sm5r o.
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C., 8 80 @

From Peck lip, East River
The and splendid steamboat NEW HAVEN, Captain
Dustan will leave every Tuesday, Thursday and Sa,sr
aay afternoon, az o'clock
Boston will be forwarded mme dately the
OF the above boats Norwich and will proceed with
but change Of cars baggage.
For further information, enquire at the Off the wharf
bn bos I'd the boats, or to
d. B. ALLEN 80 Peck slip, up stairs.
All persons forbid trusting any Of the
khoye boat or owners MIR
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-24
BOARDING. SCHODJ.
IN i Ar ON X q II & l.,

ra,r,orr,ts ~ N,s A q. nArrrr.
,lI. rt.,1.
hAs' oaittf resp '''ot ~ 'i's '.' ~ W.
ana ''e ppoIg eenera,{, wy nas S' l,Ija, ~. >.
now opea Tor NE 'ec'P'Ioi o' {'t"5 a, ,La,sa ;
atle occupies .lo sI'G'ot3 "I7''7'3l ~ ! ''''17
" ntofg''' hs'l' rG''R '''"'f t,I'',.,' ,n.'I
''a''oin+ u wy" VI WV '''e1 I'"' +. l., ~ -
W country %"''8',' F'~ 's'' w. '1a's5 'f "'l -
'FitE'1i'. - W 'r" ',ts 1 'if.i "sal
u.'lsl'op e'1In',''J' nh,Ip- r,I %a. ,,a'en" ~%
@Fou'l'# 'oF f''f, '@'' '''''s't ',t' -
: 70 al '''+e "Ho ''4ti.I' w. 10y"
ti'o7e a''Yaa''2e5 : ",' ''..r $780, IT, -,
eotFlHei0H III tte l9t"t'"h " d G'b4 '''fu''e
school ,or yonfg Ladies.
As Mlfs. Barrier has procured tie best re-
commended ieaclc o, french u English ny
tho year,to rca ide il her nous", %bayia& heavy
expenses 10 Incur. she declines taking any
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TERMS.

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per an1uin. ono half payable In 4 Vance, ant
the remaining ilstaliment at the commences
ment of tho latter six months Of each year
Should any one by removal on otherwise wish
to decline his further subscription, he must
give notice TO that effect before the expiration
Of the year, otherwise he will be considered
as subscribing for another year.
BTAdueftiseaHents will be charged m fol-
lows: Advertisements not exceeding twelve
lines or less. will be- inserted for ORr
DOLLAR, and Fury CENTS Ter each subse.
queat insertion , lsnger ones in the same
rdtie. "#T##
Advertisements, unless otherwise ordered
will be published in English and French I'M
I'll forbid, and charged accordingly.
For all official advertisements the officers,
oraenally, will be deemed responsible and
IN ease Of refusal 10 respond fot the same by
said officers, such advertisement viii ret lr
published, until the payment bo satisfactorily
secured,
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Dr. aDUrrEIsIsf
DRUGhIsf
Iii the building formerly occupied BY tbs
pArrNT MEpItsfNE.s .e

AIEIs ~
Dr. Connects gonorYlaoa mixture, oil spike,
Bays lininent and file ointment, I)f. Nc
MUM h elixir opium, Botanic remedy fer astle,
Howlaitl''s tonic mixture ios aeetins Genuine
southern tepir d vepataitla tebfiities, Rev. =
BaFtiloloflea's elixir ef lftes do. eSFecforaft
eyrup, Cooks pills, Dt aappiffsfon's pills for
the cure Of ii4tefnltitsiils, DR. d. Spotn's
sagus pills, Warlantcd 10 cure, do. cure Tor sick
head ache, MofIatt's pills, genuine, do. plu-
nix bittrra, f1r. EvaIi's ealaoiatle pills, Moor
osscncs Of life, Carpenters earatosa powlers,
and all his other Preparations, Dr. Webyef's
celebrated worm tea and salva, ilsny = cal
.cined uaasnesia, MoHoa aud Balier.s efier-
ivescent ftlaenesian Gpcrtaht, Cnflttgion's
Balsalrl, Chapman and Afdefso1sB cough
drona, Nerve and bone l~inin1ent, rel 1iniiaant
for r~henHlati m, Roofs lotad5r ointment, DE-.
Eastman'H5 ~a,stn1atic drops, do. rltuinaiic Drops,
Jewett's liniulent .irof neryous affections, do,
stmulating ointment, do. I~tinleot for nc
headache, Hines tooth drops, Nloti,o's COCA
via capsule, Etstace and Temples aoaor-
rhea mixtJre, Barclays cubch and sorsapa-
krilla coaponna, +. TripDc's concentrated sar-
saparilia, pefter'a catholicon, Thompaun's eye
water, Smith nipple salvc, Whites Salve Tor
the cure Of rlunaatism, Vests chlorine cos
mctic and pills, Compound chlorine tooit
wash, Orris's tooU, wash, OIdrid@e's ba'm Of
columbia Tor hair, Halydor for removing PIN
pies, freckles, etc, Condition powders iol
L.orses; black, blue and rcd ok.
These articles, fresh from New York, are
offered at moderate prices.
The list Of patent medicines being too long
DR.. Souterre has specified here only the prin-
cTipal, but he in;oons the public that he keeps
on hand medicines o. all sorts, sinplcs, sy-
rops, e~xtraits, ongucnis, distilled waters of al
kinds, essences, PAINS, oils &C; and that he
will charge hignze)t 10 iuliiil al orders witt
which lie may be h]onorco, and make every
effort to merit the good will OF those who may
honor him with their custom.
may 22-t5