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Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-26

We learn that command of Dragons arrived at
Fort Smith, last Thursday. having in custody several
white men who arrested in the Cherokee Nation,
under the prov isons Of the Intercourae law
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-26

l
ciieek and down to the back of the neck
Killed the man who ounded him and two
after receiving the slash--,he pira,es we
driven below and there secured. tn .abi
then cleared Of everything valuable, the
scuttled. and in short time the yesseI su
rying with her every soul left on board
wounded dying and dead. Can't. Robin
wounded in many places, besides the lac,
wound across his face, and the scar or y
yet bears, and many of his force bad a..
We're desperately wounded; but he G. :,
snip safe through her voyage, and was aolc
OF one OF the most gallant and able acti
winch we ever heard, or which his,ory e2r
British Nunder.--The London E,e,a'i.
after this fashion:
ne scandalous conduct of the Senate.
body which must bo assumed to represent /.
highest standard of American morality.;f
ence to the bill for the summary approprs~
the Oregon territory, lends the more auth
countennnce still to federal faitblessness
pacity to individual Generalization.
TINS pestilentiai condition Of the moral q.
cal atmosphere of the United States were
away and restored TO a more healthy str
| administration Of British thunder"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-26

inaians an Fiorida.-The editor of the S,,.
nah Republican has convorsed with an oa;ca. -
The army, lately returned from Florida. He ~
presents that Billy BowIegs is now the dom;non,
chiei' beng a nephew of old Micanopy. The
Few Indians who remain in the Territorv ,rads
freely with the whites, and have passed some so'
we're laws among themselves against s,eaIing car
lie and hogs, or otherwise interfering wiz ~.
rights of the citizens. '''
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-26

Ano'her.-A ruinored elopcment afford.
Rochester Democrat with material for tho 60
ing mysterious paragraph.
we have heard of tho rumorod elepelnens O
young lawyer, with some or $1,000 of @,
peoples money in his pocket. But we must
veioped.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-26

NOTICE..-The " Hail Fellows are requested to
meet at the Columt us Hotel Monday the eth at
early candle light.
MYSTIC CLUB-A meeting of the Mystic Club
will take place this evening at the Club ROOM All the
members requested TO attend
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-26

The Army and Navy Chronicle states that n.
SIX new sloops of war now on tho stocks, are al.
ready named. They are the Portsmouth, a, Ports.
mouth. N. H.--Pymouth, at Bosion-Albany. at
New fork-Germantown, at PhiladelphiaEst.
Mary, at Washington-Jam stow n nt Norfolk
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-26

A Western editor says that girl lately SEM,
him word if he didn't shut his mou about bishops,
she'd wrap him up in rag and mako hustle of
him.
This has warned us off from giving intended es-
say upon this interesting subject
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-26

isa source OF some satisfaction to learn that tn
authossies Of the Nation opposed such proceed
inga, and win adopt measures to stop them.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-26

America and England lit s impossible that any other
two independent nationsc can have such community of
interests as England and America In truth we know
of no material and substantial interest in which thew
arc opposed we are partners eet tenants it were,
OF the commerce d the world.--London paper
Mr.. Bull we do not recognize such an association
Our Navy not squadron of pirates-they do no, sail
over the world blockadng neutral ports, plunderng
weak Nations of their provinces colonies and ri.
fling petty Kings of their territories. In such things
we have interest. Our army is not kept like well
fed cur. to hunt down, and to bark up swinsh herd
the people Our legislatures do pass laws prop
up one class of the people and keep under another
Our church is every bodys churchevery supports
his own church or none at all. it suits himnone is
compelled to pay tthes to support church which he
does not belong.
Our blood. true. may be the same but has become
cured by crossing salt water. We see no commu-
nifty of interest feeling between grea,
and we're the Phiistines.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-26

The subscribers to "the Ball" requested to meet
this evening at o'clock al Galen Hail. one door east
Of the Van Buren, Hotel
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-26

The ScAooner 'Grampus.-A let,or fro
states Consul a. Havana, to the father
Midshipman You, is published in the CT
Courier, which extinguishes all hope ,ha, i
GramPus was not lost at sea, by putting
to the idea that she had gono in pursuit 3.
in the West India seas. The letter shows
that the reports 50 current during the Iast |,
seven months, of Pirates in the nei ghborhoodo u
Isle OF Pines, were quite without foundati,
N. o. Bulletin.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-26

Late from Spain.--CaRIn Lane, of the shin
h la; AZ New ,bs SrH
his way to Gibraltar from Genoa,ba ,o,,oh.5 y, -,
Malaga, sent boat ashore, and was; formed hv w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-26

a Royal Reques.-The papers reln,iva 70 a.
expedition to tho river Niger have been nross,,aS
TO Parliament. Amongst other documcn,. -; m
pe .. ionnd a despatch from Captain Tucker. d,,sd
Fernando 70, May 81, 1910, to the AdmirnItv
giving account OF mission to King Denny, of The
uaooon river. His Majesty" seems 10 have been
Infinitely delighted with the respect onid 10 H..
by the repeated salutes with which Csri T,,cra.
honored him, but sadly disa a2peiused with tho n.o
senis--a gold medal and chan-sent 10 him -.
the Queen OF England. "His Mnjesiy'' pnyo ~.
preston to his disappointment By dicaiips the Snl.
lowing letter TO the Queen -
10 tile Queen of England: ~
SisrER:-hing Denny, of Sandy Pon, -.
aaboon, must embrace you for the tbinos vo,, .a
me by Captain Tucker. your war-ship Wolver,
who dashed them me this day with grand cero,,
ny, which much pleased me.
hing Denny was TOO much slnd N -.
men belong Lynx, which cost 100 do,,,.
too much glad to give Queen.
hing Denny wish very much 10 be
Queen, and will be very glad suppose
let Spanish ship come for slaves: an
Queen send plenty English ships to mo
for ivory, gum, beeswax, dyewood and
And King Denny wishes nv sisrsl
srcai-coat, with scampo,os or epaplen
coat and irowsers, plenty gold ia then
hat with gold and feather; sword aud
gold, and two easy chairs; and King De
es Queen health and good.bye
King Denny very glad to hear Qu.o
band. : S-~o
King Denny Torn, n,
j. e., nj xay y iG, | ss4o. A'ng g:t. :
Lord John Russell, it would appear
other despatch, consented on the ia +, OF
to cover His Majesty's" nakedness
fripPery asked for, upon bis engaging to !,
the slave traie.Y
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-26

The Hon. Wsxy Becsvax, son and heir of old Lord
Beeswax-and many other noble scions of MUSHROOM
blood The Queen Of Beauty who to preside at
Inc tournament is the most accomplished Lady Rowe
ma kangorina Spriggins. daughter Of the most noble
Lord Sprggins and Lord High Warden of Old Domi.
nion.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-26

NORFOLK, JIly
Naral-The United States schooner p
Lieutenant Commanding Sinclair, bound
West Indies. has dropped down from th,a I
yard to the anchorage off the Naval He a
The United States schooner Wanda.
McCluny, from Chagres in thirteen d3 ~ :
at Kingston, Jamaica, on the 10Th ul,.,
board Lieut.. Little, of her Britannia N a.,
ship Vindiclye, (Capt. Nicholas, with d *
from England respecting Tahta. The a
English vessel of war at Chagres TO c VAN
9ficer to that port, and Com. Dallas sen, G.,
vandaiia. The VanaaIia smiled July Is.
Chagres /; her officers and crew all well'--R.,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-26

from Flortda.-By The way Of Savann. y, wo
nave later dates from Florida. Tho J. kso.,yIlio
tropical Plant, Of the 22d ult. states that lis edi-
tors have been crediby informed that since thu
return to Augustine Of General Worth. from
Tampa, no further deprodations need be feared by
The remaining Semnoles in Florida. Sam Jones'
Is quietly ensconced in some nook in tho Ever.
giades pursuing his angular operations. The in.
dormant OF the Tropical Plant, further states that
SAM availing himself Of tho late visit of the Gen.
eraI. politely requested the use of a few steers
roaming in the vicinity Of his trout pool, which
was Immediately granted. This is as il should be.
We were not aware, however before, that Gen.
Jones was beef-eater; but what with h is turtle
steaks, and now with his beef steaks, we sba
class him hereafter as an epicure of the frs, "
ter IN comparison with his iIlustrious comnaeA
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-26

Fatal reneontre.--We learn fl our exchanges thst
rencontre took place at theashville Inn recently
betwocn Jesse j. Bryan, of CSksville, and Gideon c.
Matlock, of Carthage, which ded in the death Of the
former. The particulars arsot givcn as the affair
viii be judcially Investigate
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-26

The British are enlarging the locks Of the Wei
land canal, which annihilates the Falls of Niaga-
ra, and opens the route of the Upper Lakes TO
vessels from the ocean; so that a merchant ves-
sci loaded ut Liverpool, or war steamer de-
spatched from Portsmouth, may present herself
off Mackinaw, or Chicago, before the Atlantic CT.
ties, or the Government Of Washington. have
even heard of her departure from England.
John Bull has to be shorn Of his locks And he will
find Deilah among the sisters Of North America that
will perform the service.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-26

Late Havana papers contain official intelligence
that the chief officers comma ndinq the Mey;c,n
land expedition in iucatan were arrested on ,he;r
arrival in Mexico, and imprisoned in the castles of
Uloa and Pero.e. The charges agains, them a re
cowardice and incapacity and disobedience 10 or.
ders from the President. The plan of tho cam.
pagn was drawn up by Santa Anna, who direct.
ed that the attack on Merida should be made by
the high road, leading from Campeachy.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-26
For the Arkansas Intclligencer.


Messrs Editors 1T was the impression of some Of
this community, that writer to the Times g. Advo.
cate, taking off the dinner given at this place to Col
sewer signed Piehan," was written by Bush the
barber But upon further investigation on the subject
it has been ascertained beyond a doubt, that TGyoe
the keeper of tho Resturat the Simon pure compos
er' dictator, and commentator of this cutting epstle
Now sir, have no objection to the letter, but | am
sorry to see Mr. Colby imposed upon by colored man.
PATRICIAN.
We have no remarks to make upon this matter. ex-
cept that Tayloe is good fellow and makes good ice
cream--and that he did not do justice to all parties
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-26

Yesterday mail brought the lst No. of tho I" In
dependent Democrat published by Messrs. w d. Chap
man & 7. c. Jones, at Little Rock, Ark. The
principles as announced in their columns speak fol
themselves. We give them hearty welcome and ar
assurance that an independent community will patro
nize Independent press.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-19
PERU IRON COMPANY.

lave, and will constantly keep in Opposite sw
their Agents at Burlington, VI, Peru menufaY
tured Nails and Iron, of the following description,
to wit -
NAILS.
3d. i'd 3D. 81, Sd l0d l2d, god 2id sod, d0d sod God
SPIKES.-4 inch, IL, 5, 5 10 and 6.
FINISHING NAILS.-6d, 3d. l0d, I'D, manufac'
turcd specially for finishing nice work.
FLOOR NAILS-l2d, 20d and 24d.
ga, 10, inch, ! l-s, Ia, 3e, l-2, So
| "a, inch, 2 Id, l.2, g. and l-2.
SQUARE RON,-3.e, ZIG, l-2, GIG, 5-S ll-l6
ga, 7-5, |, | l.9, Id, | 3-9, 2, 2 IL inches.
BAND RON-l Ia, l-2, "a, q 2 Ia, l-2
PA, g. 3 IL, A, l-2, inch.
TIRE RON-l Ia, IL, l 3D., divide, and from
3-9 to s. thick.
FoRSE SHOE IRON, various sizes.
HAME AND SCROLL IRON. do. do.
MARBLE SAW PLA TIES, cut TO order a
shnr, notice.
The Peruiron Co. manufacture their goods at Gin
tonvllle, n. Y. from Iron Of their make. They
intend to keep in the hands Of their gents more full
and complete assortment han be found in the
State. 1t is believed that the goods from this es,ab-
lishment better manufactured than those from
| any other in It's vicinity.
Purchasers respectfully solicited TO inspect the
Goods ofihs Co.-Prices as low and terms as iavor-
able, as can lie Obtained in the State.
| T. +. e. W. l.. STRONG, Agents.
| Aug. 25th, 1912
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-19

EOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA orPllTlllS-
l. lC, CONSUMPTION, WHOOPING COUGH,
aud all Pulmonary Affections and Diseases Of the
Lungs, this is believed 10 lie the most popular elli-
cacous Medicine ever known in Amerca,for proof OF
which, would refer to those who have used II, and
TO the numerous certificates of Physicians and others
attached to the inside wrapper of each lottle.
DR.. Amory Hunting, Of Franklin, Mass writes that
after having prescribed the usual remedies without
relief, and having consulted With several eminent
physicians, lie has found the Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsam have had the desired effect, and recommends
it a. a safe, convenient md eicaclous medicine
DR.. Thomas Brown of Concord, N. H., writes thai,
10 his knowledge, it has meyer disappointed the rea
sonable expectations ofthose who have used it,.
The public are particularly cautioned against the
many CounterfeiS or limitations which have partial
ly or wholly assumed the name ofthe genuine article
IL Be assured that it is not genuine unless one
or both Of the written signatures of SAMPSON
REED or VIM JOHN CUTLER are found attached
TO yellow ahel on a blue envelope (All labels oil
and after the date Of Dec. 1889 will have the writer
signature Of WIN. Jon'n Cutlerl Prepared b,
REED, WING d CUTLER, Qate Low e. Reed
Wholesale Druggists, 81 Chatham St., Boston, an,
sold hy Druggists Apothecare> and country mer
chants generally. Price so cents.
PECK e. SPEAR, Agents.
Burlington, Dee. !, 1912. ~.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-19

your love, and gladly will follow you to the
ends of the earth, happy 10 be the object of
your affections, and wishing for naught else
1T may not--cannot be, lady, answered
Brihlric Shaw, in an anxious tone. RE-
feet awhile, and this folly
Ha folly, said you 7 said the maiden,
loosing her arms from the tight hold which
they had maintained around his neck, and
drawing back a few feet, folly, is it,
Even so,' answered Brihtric Shaw, pet
ceving that the circumstances required firm
ness and decision. But a few weeks from
now, when | shall be in mine own country,
you will rail against this weak outburst of
yours, and find another whom you will love
better
'Never!' she answered.
Then, but one thing more remains for me
to say continued he, slowly and perhaps
sadly, lady, my affections | can never give
to you, for they are
'Anothers she Interrupted with start
ling emphasis.
'Anothcrs. In mine own land, there
dwclls maiden, unto whom my heart is
plightcd, and not crowns and Kingdoms will
tempt me TO break that PLEDGE
'Then may God curse you both. You
shall one day find cause 10 think of this mo-
ment,' said she, with imprecating look and
gesture, sweeping from the room, leaving
him to mediate and sorrow over the occur.
renee of the hour.
Years, long years passed away. The
young and beautiful Matilda had become thu
bride of the suitcr whom she had scorned OF
) the evening of her first meeting with Brihri
J Shaw and that suitor had sweled the roar o
| arms around the land of Britain, and nov
, wore the Saxon crown, under the name ant
, title of William the Conqueror. Yet, tn
lapse of time had not cooled in the least, In
) resentment that ranked in the heart of tn
: lovely Queen, against the object of her frs
affections. Long did she mediate upon Ger
f tain and sweet revenge, and when her lor
and husband had brought his countrymen I,
f the yoke of bondage, and the oppor,un,
f presented itself, even before she had set he
, foot upon the green sward of her newly con
!, quered kingdom, by her orders, her emssa
, ries had seized upon the person of her for
G merly beloved Saxon, and having Stripe
S him of everything he possessed, wife, chi
dren, friends, property and all, threw hin
t into deep dungeon of a subterranean pri:
:, on, there to linger out the remainder of h
e days in misery and torment.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-19
WDlR AYRR0
From Blackwood's Magazine.
THE MIGHT OF SONG.

BY SCHILLER.
A rain flood from the mountain riven,
Il leaps, in thunder, forth 10 day,
Before its rush the cragS are drlven-
The oaks ukrooted whirled away
AVID yet in awe all wildly glad nng,
The startled wanderer halts fellow;
He hears the rock born water mad ning
Nor wits the source from whence they go
So from their high mysterious Founts along,
Stream on the scnc' ID word the Waves OF song!
Knit with the threads of life, forever,
Nv those dead Powers that weave the wool
Whose art the ,iuser's spell can sever;
Whose breast ha, mail TO music proofi
lo, to the Bard, wand Of wonder,
The Herad+ Of the Gods has gwen
He sinks the soul the death realm under,
Or lifts i, brcathless up to Heaven
Half sport, halfearncst, rocking its devotion
Upon the tremulous ladder Of emotion.
As when the halls of mirth are crowded,
Portentous, on the wanton scene
Some Fate, before from wisdom shrouded,
Awakes and awes the souls of men
Before that stranger from another,
Behold how this worlds great onss bow
Mean iov their idle camors smother
The mask is vanished from the brow
Aud from Truths sudden solemn flag untured,
Fly all the craven falsehoods OF the world.
So, rapt from every care and folly,
When spreads abroad the lofty lay;
The human kindles to the holy,
And into spirit sears the clay,
One with the Gods the Bard before him
All things uncean md earthly fly
Hush'd are all mcaner powers, and DER him
The dark fate swoops unharmng by;
And while the sootherss magic measures flo"
Smooth every wrinkle on the brow OF wo!
Even as child that, after pnng
For the sweet absent mother-hears
Her voice-and round her neck entwining
Young arms, vents all his soul in tears
So by harsh custom far estranged,
Along the glad and guileless track,
Tho childhood's harry home unchanged,
The swift song WATTS the wanderer back
Suatchd from the GOODNESS of uuo,inc Art
To Natures mother nrms-to Natures CLOWN
.Herlnes (hear
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-19
MADAM BOIVIN'S
ANTI .SPASM0DIC EMMENhG0GUE
Or 1Efmdlc kfQtlIdtOC.

For hregu1or and Painful 4Nenstruatton, and
for the Suppression or Retention Of The Menses
N7HENEVER any of the organs of he human
w frame cease or refuse TO perform their Office,
he seeds CT disease are sown, OF which the harvest
is death, unless, by timely attention the obsiruc'
tons are removed and nature is thereby restored &c
her wonted action. Through carelessness and ne
gec thousands Of females IN this northern climate
have gone down TO an early grave OF Consumption,
disease that with females is invariably promoledb BY
and in most has ITS origin in arrangement O.,
those organs uron which the EMMENAGoouE is es-
peciaily designed 10 act, most, if not all OF whom
i might have been saved by timely resort to this
medicine.
VERBAL TESTlMONY-the hest that can be offer
ed in proof Of IT'S efficacy, may be found IN every
nelghborhoud where the FMMESEG oGuE has been
employed IN accordance with Madam Bo,vins drec-
tons. 1t is prepared in WINE, and though powerful
is nevertheless "a ie medicine for family use.
Each bottle contains about l-2 ounces-Price
rs cts. Ill cral discount will he made 10 Physicians
who u,e 1t IN their practice, and to per- who pur-
chase by quantity. Sold IN Burlington and vicinity
by PECK & SPEAR, Agents.
Dec. %, 1912. 80
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-19
GROCERIES.

|hO Hhds st. Crox, Porto Rico and New Orleans
|4O Sugars,
10 Ton Lump and Double Refined Loaf Sug ar
bbls Crushed and Powdered do do
g. hhds Porto REQ Moiasses
10 bbls New Orleans do
40 Chests Hyson, Hyson Skin, Young Hyson
and Pouchong Teas.
tons Saleratus,
25 kegs and boxes Plug, Cavendlsh and Sheep
Tobacco.
! barrel I.orard's Maccaboy Snuff,
Is bbls Smoking and fine cut Chewing Tobacco
so boxes Bunch Ralsins,
80 bags old Java, Gran Java Ro and Laguira
Coffee,
do Pepper and Pimento. Also, Starch, Gin
namon, Nntmegs Cloves Pipes, Bur Lamp, Sperm
Candles, Ginger, Cod Fish, Mackere, Salmon, &c.
With the above, and many other Goods we wish
to buy money, and offer more for it than is usually
paid in'lhs vicinity. Purchasers are respectfully in
vited to call STRONGS.
Nov. H. 1872 25
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-19
New Establishment.
Life ! Life :! Life!!!

DR. Jonathan Moore's ESSENCE OF LIFE The
~ most highly esteemed Medicine that ha. ever
been discovered for curing Coughs, Colds, Asthmas
and CONSUMP1TONS. 1t will also remove the
Whooping- Cough in week. Prepared by HEN
RI SEYMOUR, from the original receipt, by the direc
ton Of >aid Moore
For sale wholesale, by PECK & SPEAR, Burin
ton, and al retail, by the principal Druggists in
United States.
Orders directed TO Henry Seymour, Hadley Mas
will receive prompt attention, and any quantity
Medicine mme dialey furnished
CAUTION AS there e much Of the spurious arii
Gle for sale iCjte particular enquire for that pre-
pared by Henry Seymour Hadley, Mass achusetts.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-19
LOOKING GLASSES.

A LARGE and well selected assortment, consist
"A ing of Gin, Mlhogany and GiH, Mohogdny and
Fancy framed Looking Glasses, for sale at greatly
reduced prices at the Hardware Store, Corner of
Church and College Sis, by HAGAR & ARTHUR.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-19
STOCK or HARDWARE FOR SALE,

THE SUBSCRIBER, having determined to leave
Burlington in The spring, oilers for sale, for
cash, his entire stock Of HARDWARE, al the invote
cost in New York, adding therennto twoper cent?
new, and ,oeH selected or proof Of which he would
refer 10 any Hardware merchant) and was purchased
previous 10 the passage Of The new Tarlil Bill, he
thinks /, won be impossible Tor any person who
wished 10 engage in the business DIDO so under more
favorable circum, tances WIN. J. HUNT.
Srong'> Building, Dee 80, 1912. 81
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-19
TO.W1TO PILLS.

The proprietor feels confidence IN recommending
them superior to most and inferior to none Of the
Pills which are making mnch noise at the present
day, as purifier of the blood, corrector of bilious
dyspepc and habit, common ca hartic.
He assures the public that they have the cordial and
daciled appreciation of physicians OF the highest
peciabilty, who use them IN their practice.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-19

CHILDREN CRY FOR THEM!
(tROWN PEOPLE Say they the peaSante>i
VI and most icclye medicine IN use. Enormous
quantities are sole. every body likes them.
SIlERMAN'S " ORM LOZENGES have saved
the lives ofthousand>.
SHERMAN'S CAMPHOR LOZENGES are real
antidute> 10 headache, papalon, sickness, ow-
ness OF spirits and despondencyor the elects OF dis
>paiiUn.
POOR MANS LASTER-Shernlan'sw we mean
costs l2l cents, and Is certain to cure rheumatism,
luml ago, pain or weakness in the breast side or
u1 SORE - SIrflLEs-pq.i1iysly eGtsysle,san',
Papillary Oh without taxing the child from the breast,
DR.. Sherman desires particularly that purchasers
should be careful that they get the genuine Shermans
Lozengcs and Plasters, as he cannot be accountable
for the worthless articles that may Otherwise be
palmed upon them. .......,-
Likewise. al GENuINE PATENT MEDICINES,
p T. Rf'trM'FSS SOAPS. INKS, BLACKlNG>,
MEDICAL WINES and LIQUORS, purei STU
Arts CONFECIIONERiES,
PECK & SPEAR.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,