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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-10-03

ahead-a cheer burst from our men, it was
answered back from our approaching COM
rades, and perceiving themselves hemmed
in on all sides, the whole regiment we had
routed laid down their arms. The instant
victory was ours, and the foe having sur
rendered, every unmanly exultation had
disappeared from the countenances OF our
troops. The fortune of war had turned
against their foe, it was not the part of a
brave man to add insult to misfortune.
We were on the point of dismouuting
when an aid-dc-camp wheeled around the
corner Of the street ahead. and checking his
foaming charger at the side Of Washington,
exclaimed breathessly. 4.
"A detachment has escaped-they are
in full retreat on the Princeton road
Quick as thought the Commander-n-
Chiet flung himself into the saddle again,
and looking hastily around !he troop Of Of
ficers, singled me out.
Lieutenant Archer, you know the roads.
Colonel c., will march his regiment
around and prevent the enemy's retreat
You will taAo them by the shortest route.
| i bowed in humble submission 10 the sad
die bow, and perceiving the Colonel was
some distance ahead, went like an arrow
down the street TO join him. 1t was but
the work of an instant 10 wheel the men into
neighboring avenue, and before FIVE min
utes the muskets of the retiring foe could
be seen through the intervening trees
had chosen a cross patti, which, making
as it were the longest side Of q triangle, en-
tered the Princeton road a short distance
above the town, and would enable us to
cut off the enemy's retreat. The struggle
to attain the desired point, where the two
roads intersect was short but fierce. We
had already advanced, and although the
enemy pressed on2swIltn the eagerness O.
despair, our gallant fellows were on then
part with the enthusiasm of conscious vic
tory. As-.we were cheered by finding our
selves ahead, bold, quick push enabled
us to reach it some seconds before the foe
and rapidly facing about as we wheeled in
10 the road, we summoned the discounted
enemy TO surrender. In half an hour | re-
ported myself at head quarters as the aid
ce-camp to Col. - -, to announce oul
J success.
The cyultation Of our countrymcn Or
learning he victory at Trenton, no pen car
: picture. One universal shout Of victory
rolled from Massachusetts to Georgia. anc
we were hailed every where as the saviour:
Of the country. The dropping spirits o
' the colonies were terminated by the news
t the hopes for successful termination 0
the contest once more aroused; and thei EN-
: emies, paralized by the blow, retreated II
e disorder towards Princeton and New Brun
n swick. Years have passed since then, Blu
, | shall never forget the Battle of Trenton
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Uhat's O'clock Pan intelligent trav-
cllcr in Ireland recently remarked one pr.
cuIiarily of the people. He says, ever :
peasan, met asked me the same ques
namely: achat time Of day 1t tcas
Irish gentleman be.,ed dozen Of Ct
with an English officer. that he would r.
from Cork to MalIow on market dal
willIoit being once asked this question
and won. ioo-sinply BY putting The ques-
ton .lliiasejf. before any other person coul.t
do so.
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sssM0 ~ SsyssS5 SGsg A0GSs5I'
OFEEE EFgDEg SALE.

salOWss gssSs5 I5g E.
OFFEEs EFUsg SALE
0G A BBLS. n. o. clarified Molasses,
7f'gs1z 100 do. -. sugar House do
TX HIIDS. Cdbabright retailing do
u 10 do. Porto Rico Sugar,
do. d. Orleans 8.
= 10 Barrels Porto Rico, s.
OS0.BAas Coffee; Cuba, Rio and Laguira,
'~'O 5000 pounds N G. Bacon, assorted,
Sn HHDS. Western Sides, ofprimequality,
SO bbs. Mess Pork,
TX 6 Prime do
80 kegs N. G. Lard,
III BBLS. IS do
IT'S Kegs and liars prime Butter,
1SA BBLS. Superfne Flour
U Is half bbls. Canal Flour,
9S0 BUSHELS Mary land oats,
Is bbls. American Gin,
100 $ Baltimore and Philadelphia
loo BBLS. Apple Brandy,
3 s. San Lucar Wine,
BBL. Scuppernong do
10000 Spanish Cigars-variou brands,
E0 CASKS fresh beat Rice,
40 bhls. purified Lard Oil,
* do refined Whale do
- 30 boxes Adamantne Candles,
- 9 s. boxes o1.s, Scotch snufr-in bladders
SRn BOXES manufactured Tobacco-vari
Gus kinds.
300 COMMISSIONERS
$50 kegs Dupont's Powder-assort'd
fARALES Rockfish "A Shifting,
k6oQ x. o. hhds Stayes--dressed.
JasNl 43-tf
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Aswesiefn editor begs his patrons to pay III.
their dues; and says he IS ..tOo ragged and muse
bly, clad TO be seen sout Of his own village. :
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09
STRAY SALES,

7 WILL sell at the court house door in the
l. town of Holly Springs, on the 4th Monday in
Agust neTt, the following property as straysof
Marshall county, VIZ:
One Sorrell mare taken up by Jesse
WestbroolSs. appraised TO S25. Also
one brown mare mule, taken up by L. IL.
Cole; appraised to $500 Also one sor>
relI mare taken up by Isaac G. Rogers; ap-
praised to Sl75o Two COWS and calves.
taken up by Robert Whitaker; appraised,
one to 5000, the other to So 90. One COW
and calftaken up by John Sentell; apprais'
ed to 81 so Persons having the above
property viii! do we'll TO attend the sale.
JAMES I'll. S SWAN, Ranger.
Aug. 2 lS45
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09
COACH MAKING.


TAXES tLis method OF returning his thanks
tn the Public for the patronage heretofore
extended and hopes to merit continuance
of the same. lie is still at the old stand. on
Hernando street, a few doors West of the
public square. whele he is prepared 10 DO
all kinds of Coach Work in the best and
most approved style. He has in his employ
workmen not to be exceIled anywhere in
the South. He has all kinds of trimming
materials. and pledges himself to render
general satisfaction in trimming Coaches
&c.
One of the best Harness Makers in the
South is now in his employ and he can
supply harness ascheap.and as good as they
can be obtained elsewhere
lie has also one of the best Blachsmiihs 5
IN the South connect. with the establish
ment, Mr. LoUER, who formerly worked
for l.. Sims L Brothe
Charges for work moderate
Holly Sprinps, May 5, 1916. -n37 6m
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09

W. CCR ~
THE public are respectfully so.iei.ed to Ia
vor me with call, and give ne chance tc
relieve them of some of their maladits.
propose to treat all cutaneous affections, sores.
and Cancers Of long standing, ScrofiIla atd
ErySipelas. Sna' Joints. Milk leg, Bone Eel
ons. Group, Phthisic. Dyspepsia Scald
head, and all affections arising from the
diseased Liver or Spleen, Also, Rheu-
rnalssm In all of It's forms.
My charges in all cases viii be noder-
ate, when perfect cute is effected; when
no rellefis given, on charge will be made.
Residence 81 miles East of North
Mount Pleasant, near the road leading to
Holly Springs
Post Office, North Mount Pleasant Miss.
All letters must be post paid to ensure at
tentIon
DEMPSEY P. GILBERT.
July 5, S45.-ni6-6m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09
Fer sheriff.

We are authorised 10 announce LEWIS
SAWYER as a candidate for Sheriff Of Mar
shall! county.
We are authorised To announce ia MES NJ.
COOPWOOD. "a a candidate for Sheri # Of
Marshall County.
We are authorised TO announce John Ts
TCCaTFOIl as a Candidate for Sheriff of
Marshall COuutv.*
We re authorised 10 announce WILEY d.
CROOK, as a candidate for sheriff of Marshall
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09

We are authorised to announce DR. s. o. ca
RUrHERS, as an INDEPENDEN L candidate to
represent Marshall county, III the State Senate
Of the Mississippi Legislature, at the ensuing
Move rnber election.
WE are authorised and requested to au-
nounce DR.. JOSEPH CT. HALL, of
uernando, a candidate for the Stale Sen
ate rom The district composed OF the coun-
ties of De Soto, Tunica, Coahoma, Bolivar
Washington, Sunhower and Issequena.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09

EIVE Hundred Ozs. Quinine; SO do morphine
i 50 lbs Gum Opium; . lbs Pulv'd do; 100
pzs uydriodate Potash; 80 do Iodine Iron; %
s>do iodine mercury; 25 lbs citrate Iron; 20 do
Phosphate Iron; 100 do Precepd carb Iron; 200
do -rusi iToe lal % Pruciate Iron, together
INCLUDING every variety of chemI0ai4, inst re,
ceive and for sale by
NAV 3 J.R. Christian 3r CO Memphis
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09
FoR CHANcERY CLE,K.

JAMES G ALDERsoS the present Clerk of the
District ChanceTY Court al Holly Springs for
the counties of TIPpah, Pontotoc, Lafayette, Pa
nOla. COahoma, Tunica, Desoio and Marshall
rs candidate for eelection TO that Office in No
Vember next.F
We are authorised 10 announce Col HANNIBAL
HARRIS. as a candidate for Chancerv Clerk in
the District composing the counties Of Tippah,
Pontotoc, Lafayette, Pamela, Coahoma, Tunica,
De>UtO and Marshall
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09

We are authorised 10 announce Col s. D.
MARIN, a, a candidate for District Attorney of
The seventh Judicial District, al the ensuing No.
Vember elections
We are authorised TO announce JAMES NJ
GREER, E,Q-, as candidate for District Attor-
ney of the seventh Judicial District, at the en-
suing November Election.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09

WE are authorised 10 announce GEORGE
w. GRAHAM, candidate Cor Assessor of
Marshall County.
We are authorised TO announce s. s. BLA-
LOCK. as a candidate for Assessor.
Weare authorised To announce w. t. LONG
of Holly Springs, as a candidate for assessor of
Marshall County.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09
ss..TRY AND THE AD-
'..-frTRATION.

~ Administrator pres
aps ,ss signs Of prosperity Oh
o. q me- Wings by saying
70 a. =, ruined yet, notwiih
" : ~. ~ election. And ther
Nj rots 4, has become Of the pre-
.. ,..saage as this is used
l forgei.ulncss Of the
-.,rv Is atthism moment gov
.I.sv. 50 iaras our domes-
5 ..s-6eI. The Wing tar
- o1eralive. although it IL
N. overthrow threatened =
- difuses Us happy IN
I,g tbs departments Of in
orsat buitress Of the pub
0birs. when in power for
reoealed the Sub Treasu-
.arairy is saved from the
|, of,haf III Judged measure
4 Wbigs did not succeed IN es>
4 currency system ns ihey
E.,Hi.h. But the use OF the
ouisr the present arrange
4 s.itsr than the Sub Treasury.
\ IN. with It's contracted b1sls
-b,ous machinery, IT'S an
rui kew contrivances, its abb
r,ecuriiy, would have deran-
~y IN the commercial sphere,
gglgiug relations Of values,
III in all its bearings upon
anil business of the country,
g.isvous infections that
ss5p.s endured at the hands
The Wings saved the
.his-the great legacy Of Van
-o.stuli0n, and the crowning
ID of democratic experiments"
l.Y.
+ commercial revulsiOn will
,yssnt system. There Will /
bIe currency Until there is a
enln1tiug from one source |
~ with tho extent Of the IL
" wants ofthe People, with |
4 Of issue entirely Separate |
discount, and with fixed reIa- |
.5sI between the specie basis |
sentative. Bu; we need nc. /
-rs at that except through the |
\ " troubles and disasters.
ssniial points Of our domestic |
aa.ry is now gov rned by the
n1stalways be 80, il il is gov |
.n Because the democratic
% definite system that IS at all |
They talk Of i revenue tariff; !
srs is protection embodied in 4
re taUif will be a miserable |
3 essential Wing element OF !
la be the essential principle
0icy. let il be called BY this
sytaIk Of a Sub Treasury ; or
al-bi Treasury, as they pre-
Will they dare establish it
hey will mt. |
ficl The ultra democracy of |
e.I nigh incompatible win gov
ay shape, if It's professed doc
acIpIes were acluIlly ~ried
D. leaders do not carry them I
90, Into power by talking de
lth.u, when in power, the |
q Us q matter Of necessity 10 |
tlace the fundamental princI- |
{ policy. There would be a
play Of chy If the dsmoc- |
.ls,Iags were really transfers
.n.ai=lraIol of the govern
spoken cf our domestic policy !
Enthusiastically. Wing features. /
B oIr hreign relations Mr..
g been elected on the Texas, |
qles.Ians, started Off on his !
be mIie a democratic start
.ull that democratic maxims |
y, however well suited To- cleo !
b were not exactly the thing in |
gHcl'Iln to other countrIes.-
E q. cIares our ut e 10 the ore
GEAR and unquestIouah e" he
aoy Extraordinary 70 Englant |
2 Up Iae mixed basis of Ameri-
'iIsh utlcs. HIS Excellency
l'y have % Look 10 the Wings
osIOfa = ae sthrough this busi
q lWsr.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09
FoR CIRcr1T JUpGE.

We are authorised 10 announce the HON
JAMES NJ HOWRY, as candidate for re-
election 10 The Judgeshio of this District, com
posed OF The counties Of De SOLO. M5rSbaIi
FiPpah, Tishemingo. Itawamba Pontotoc. La,
layeue, and Pamela, al the ensuing November
elections
We are authorised 10 announce GEORGE A
WILSON ESq, a. candidate for Judge OF the
1h Judicial District, composed Of the counties
OF DeSoto, Marshall, Tippah, TiShemingo, It.
aWamba. Pontoloc, LalayeLte and Panoa.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09
FLETCHEH'S HOTEL.
Il EEP NO IING.

81 7 HAVE moved from Main street
~ i to the corner of Front Row and
- Issss-s Monroe str. opposite. the Steam
boat landing where | shalI'be pleased to
see my old friends, and the public in gener-
al. My house Is new and comfortable. ard
| have a large brick stable convenient, with
a first rate Ostler My bills will remain as
they have been; that is.
For man and horse per day. l so
For man and horse, supper, bed and
breakfast, %
l would say to my old friends, and any
one el Sc wishing to stop with me, tha: my
house is built OF brick, and fire proof
]. NJ. FLETCHER.
Memphis Ten. July 5-2m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09
Dr. Lacgunt's Toolhache EliXer,

Is sure. speedy AMI certain cure Tor the
most distressing and painful disease taat can
afiict the human frame Ia aihnoSt al cases
s ~ -r,. .r.,yr Il arises from diseased state OF
the nsrts. which exposes to the action Of The al
mospheric air, the NERVE and internal surface
of the cariouS or rotten tooth, and a cure must
s - ,.sr,y;,,,S II The action Of the air. i he
above above remedy IS particularly adapted TO destroy
he Nerve. with the slightest injury to the other
teeth. There is not the slightest danger IA ~
arriicition nor i Il painful in its effects Price
HI 50 cents with directions For sale IN Hol-
" springs BY E. A.. Talbot. sign OF The Golden
Mortar.
May II l645-12m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09

DlLAScEoF PowER.-Defned Jy
@-IWo men, one Of whom
isell outlines ofan Engiishman,
-.T ol whom was certainly an A
4 s''e yesterday engaged in a set
Legee. 4 crowd had collected
w. After a few passes the a.
10 a "hcer' TO his Opponent,
'lsai hum to the grounl; aud no
y Done IL. ihan a wiry-faced
p Stepped out of the crowd, wal
Ne American, aud with a blow
u',eaer" made him drop.
paw ialr playl' cried the crowd
I. 'if play, G-l-ul" said
aaaa, retiring from the ring.
a-al asSaIlanIs were now 10th on
IL again a their work. After
ana sparrlng, the Englishman
4 American a lick right be
Ishis, and he fell. In steps
'-l.la again, and before the En-
1lose part he had just before Ia
I! Jack Robertson" he was
was again The cry: knock
..n.ii Two again one will never
,.-, i ll,a oul!-aud the French
pulled out.
- irog-eating mounseer." said
~ nan 70 him, why don't We
Ii = ! ou' ull The best man phips2
|na E.r. wei don't ye know that,
Aa,. a ~ for fair play" said the
I'M, M YOU no comprehend: /,
~, y CGOizot-l go for keep Up bal
N-- u N ~
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09
The state OF Mississippi,
EnsuyegtP Conn

The state F1lssisSippi,
Lafayette County,
To all persons interested in the real es~
tate of Peterson Borum dec d.:-You are
hereby notified TO appear before the Judge
OF the Probate Court for the county and
State aforesaid, at Oxford, on the 3rd Mon
day in August nexl, and show cause, if you
can, why an order should not be made to
sell the undivided iGterest OF said BOrum
decd, in the W or Of sec 25, L. 7, r. 2
west
WRIGHT II. ADAMS, Ex'tor.
LAVINlA T.BQRUM, Ex'trix
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09
GUARDIANS SALE

GUARDIANS SALE.
~ RSUANT to an order of the Probate
Court OF Marshall County, Mississippi,
made at the July Term, 1916, | will expose
to sale, at pulic auction, to the highest bid>
der, on cridit Of twelve months, at the
Court house door in the town of Holly
Springs,
y" monday, 22nd, day Of September, 1915,
Lots No. two hundred and twenty nine
(229) and two hundred and thirty (23O) as
represented on the plan of the town of
Holly Springs, being the premises now DC
cupled as residence by Gen. Thomas @.
Polk. The purchas er will be required to
give bond with approved security.
e. A. FOSTER, Guardian of Henry
Y. Helen, s. Alexander VI. Foster, nj
nors.
BY his at orney VIM. F. STEARNS.
August ,, l845 no 5O.-tds
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09

We are authorised 10 announce william
L.. Williams As a candidate for Circuit
Clerk OF Marshall County.
We are authorised 10 announce A. T. Ca
EUrHERs the present incumbent, a candidate
for Circuit Clerk Of Marshall county. MisS*
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09
c y. ~ DgE a Pa s.,
IUDGE Hon CoURr OF ERnoRsA App,

We are authorised TO announce the Hon. ALEx-
ANDER N CLAYToN, Che present incumbeni) as
. candidate Tor Inc Office OF Judge Of the High
Court Of Errors and ApPeals for this District.
We are authorized TO annouce Hon. HENLEY
3 BENNE ff, of Lowndes, as a candidate Tor
Judge of the High CouIt oI Errors and Appeals
for The Northern District.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09
Fer PrO5aTe Clerk.

We are authorised 10 announce BASIL G,
HARLEY, candidate for the office Of Pro-
bate Clerk arlhe ensuing November election.
We are auyh0rised TO announce GORDEN-
TIA WAITE, the present incumbent, as a can
didate tor Probate CLERK, at the ensuing NO
yeuIbeT election
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09
E'o the voters Of Marsha N County.
EEILON- CITIZENS

E'0 the voters Of Marsha m County.
FELLOW CITIZENS
lam a candidate for
the office Of Jude of Probate Court Of your
County and should be happy 20 mingle
with and form your personal acquaintance
during the present canvass for the fall cleo
tons; but am deprived OF this privilege.
had severe fracture of my Leg last
fall from which | have net recovered.
have no pro iession, mo slave to ill my land,
to fan me when sleep" but have Six
Children | ask not the Office in shape OF
aims, but Eslleev-citiz zsns. should you honor
me with your suffrage, should be proud
of the distinction, grateful for the favor, and
faithful to the trust Respectfully,
JOHN A. FRAZER.
May 24, 1876
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09

We are authorised TO announce JAMES FL.
) IVAN a candidate Tor reelection 10 the Office
ne now fills, as Ranger Of JLIIshall county
We are authorised 10 announce w. @. Ne
GAUGHEY as a candidate for Ranger, at the ensu-
ing November election.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09

Weare authorized 70 announce Gen. STEPHEN
COCKS, OF Monroe county, as candidate for the
office OF Chancellor of the State of MissiSsInpi /.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09
n WINES & .BRANDIES.

TEDTcI NAL WINES s. .BRANDlES.
TIVE casks coepiac brandy, 5 do madeira
i wine, d DO teneride wine, D do holland g'h,
Sc lected expressly for the sick, and sold only 20
them lust received and for sale by
NAV } J r CHRISTIAN & CO. MemphiS
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09
New GrOcery and Produce Store,
BY w p. H4YSE

III Z subscriber having opened Grocery
ana Produce Store ia the house formerly
occupied by /. Nc Daniel. on the north
east cotner OF the public square, intends 10
keep every article IN the above line and sell
them as low as any house in the place.
Call and examine for yourselves.
w. p. FL,
Aug. 2, 1914. n50-4w'
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09
FoR County TREASURER.

We are authorised 10 announce THOMAS
POWELL, as a candidate for County TreaSu-
rer, at The eusuiug November Election.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09

V,'.s We are informed. have Civ
,-s.;a more Tor SeIuggs at the La
W Al. ''''H Nlf' Gay received
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09
TO THE LADIES.

Mrs. NJ. Il. Raglan, thankful for the
patronage heretofore extended. begs leave
to announce that she has just received a
new supply of the latest style of summe
fashions direct from Philadelphia, to
which she respectfully invites the attention
of the ladies OF Holly Springs and vic;ni
ty Also, Hair. gimp and Leghora Bon
nets bleached and trimmed al the shortest
notice, and in the neatest style.
H Shop one door north of Wigs
Confectionery, where she may at all time
be found.
july 20. 1915.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09
FURNlTURE EURNGTURE!!

$50 Afler returning my thank to the
I,-M people for their kind patronage. 1
A woul6 beg leave to inform them thar
f@S1Tr7 am now prepared 10 sell BETTER
EIH 81 BARGAINS than ever, in the way
{ of Bureaus, Side. Centre ant
Dining Tables. Side Boards, Secreta-
rg'S, China Presses, Bedsteads.
Chairs, d.c DC
g5My Hearse has just undergo one a thorough
renovation, and is suitable for the use of one OF
two horses, which am willing 10 use when cal
led on, Free OF Charge, if The distance does not
exceed 10 miles from Holly SPRINGS. Ifmore
than 10 mites, moderate charge will be made.
have also fine lot of solid Mahogany, suitable
for Collins, which, if called for, viii be fur
nisheG at an unusual low price.
JESSIE p. NORFLEET.
EShop-Ceutre street, first door south sqr.
Holly Springs, Jnne z, l5I5-no 42-3m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
MEMPHIS TENN
BY GEORGE r. REDFORD, (Late of

Il
BY GEORGE r. REDFORD, (Late of
the Planters HOuSe.)
THIS new and eommodious House is
situated on Front Row, just below Exchange
Square, and nearly opposite the Ferry Ian
ding. The looms are large and we'll
uated the furniture entirely new and in
point of comfort and convenience this House
is not surpassed by any in Memphis. His
table shall be we'll supplied at all times
with the. best the market affords. He
would also inform the public that he has
made arrangements with M:. Cockreli 10
take charge of horses. Fl is superior skill
andatt ention are too we'll known to require
recommendations.
TERMS AS FOLLOWS
Board for ma per year with lodging $500
" - 4" wi hout $50.
4" I" per month with lodging 20.
50 without Is
For m an and horse, supper, lodging
and beakfast 1,25.
For man and horse per day, 1,50
Single meal, ,37 J
Lodging, ,25.
April 26, 1915 -3m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09

(At the Sign Of the Golden Mortar)
II As Just opened his Spring supply of f resh
H and Genuine Drugs, Medicines Paints, oils,
Window Glass, Patty. &c.
@Country Physicians and others who wish
for GOOD DRUGS, are invited TO CALI He is
constantly receiving supplies from the North,
by which arrangement he is enabled 10 have
FRESH DRUGS at all times. Having been
in the business for several years al the North he
thinks he can offer his services as a Druggist
with confidence. His stock consists in parl OF
the foilowiag articles