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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-12
August u " iw

VIRGINIA;
Rules held in the Clerks oi-e oi the Circuit Superior
~ Court of Law and Chancey, Tor the count o Amherst
on Monday, the 2nd Of August lsl7
Elijah Fletcher, Plaintiff,
against
Nicholas Guthrie, Nathan Guthrie, Sarah w Guthrie
Lawrence =. Guthrie, Oliver Guthrie, Alfred Guthrie, John
Guthrie, Susan l.. stockton, widow Of Stockton, for
merly Susan J.. Guthrie, John q Wngfcd aud Elizabe h
his wife formerly Elizabeth Guthrie, and Maria Louisa ay
lor niaui under the age Of u years, Defendants
IN CItANGERY.
The Deicndsns, Oliver Guthrie, John G.. Nng1cd and
Elizabeth his wife, having entered their appearance
given security according to the Act OF Assembly and the
Rules Of this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they inhabitants OF this Commonwealth II
dercd That the said Defendants do appear here the h Mon
day in December and the bill Of the Plaintiff
that copy this order be forthwith inserted in
paper published in the Of Lynchburg, months
OF this county.
Copy-Tcsc.
August l2-w2m ROBERT TlNSLEY. Cl'k.
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BALTIMORE, August 7. 5P.M

FLoun-lhe flour market is disturbed and unsteady
aud 'het are no sales 10 base quotations upon The
eairs Of arur are limited
There Is nothing done IN Stocks today
NHfT-There were sales Of prime Red to day al
re per buslcl.
" nlsKry- Sales ofbbls at % &c. per gallon.
Provisions are in better demand, with no change in
prices.
II has been raining for the greater part Of the day
The Northern Telegraph is out of order and We have
no later Intelligence tocoiInuncae than you have all
readN rrcnlVed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-12

o. The article, giving the particulars Of the trial and
conviction for bribery and corruption of three Peers
France, and employees in high stations of the govern
men is worthy of an attentive perusal. Charges to the
effect made against members of the French
Ministry. Instead Of challenging proofand daring in
vestigaton NJ Guizo gave them The goby. and passed
the order of the day, threatening to esgn,f the ham
Der pushed the scrutiny This conduct indicated any
thing else than tie innocence of the parties. portion
of the Paris press and correspondents of English and
American papers, represent corruption to pervade all de
partmenis of the government, from the highest 10 the
lowest Places and and jobs bestowed only
upon due pecuniry consideration These revelations,
little creditable TO the government of Louis Philippe, viii
sink deep into the heart of the French nation and may
probably accelerate something beyond change of dynas
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-12
o. The Washington correspondent of the Baltimore

THTTIOt SIyS:
| am informed that the celebrated C. Epw,pp Irs
Consul At Genoa, is to be prescribed and that the
place is promised, has been given. to Col McPHER-
SON. long member of the Virginia Legislature from the
county Of Page. in the ''Tenth Legion of Virginia
Locoiocosm where not single company has been rails
ed for the The Colonel. IrIshman by BIRTH is
clever who has amassed fortune enough and wish
to 90 abroad, doubt. the Emerald Isle once
more, and also to view the spot where O'CoNNELL died
Hence he accepts the small Office worth about 600
annualy-which Mr.. LESTER is to be deprived Of
The Colonel will thus be rewarded for his resolutions
offered last winter audatoy Of Mr.. Folks pre- eminent
ability in carrying the He is not the best specl
men OF the American character our country could send
abroad but certainly do not regret the removal Of Les
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-12

VIRGINIA At Rules held in the Clerks office the
county court of Bedford, the 7h day OF August lS47
Ambrose Oils, William ellis, Archibald ellis and Lucy
his wife, late Lucy ellis and Elizabeth Cox, widow of James
Cox deed, formerly Elizabeth ellis, plaintiffs,
against
John + Hawkins, administrator of John ellis, deceased
John w ellis committee Of the estate of James ellis Eliza
beth M Gls widow and rcic Of Anthony ts decd, and
the infant children Of the said Anthony ellis, Decd wit
John b. ellis, Oscar ellis, Ann r. Gs Mary f. tls and
Louisa c. ellis, Defendants, -
In CHASCrRY.
The Defendants, Elizabeth NJ Gls John B. ellis, Oscar
ellis, Ann + Gis, Mary f. ellis and Louisa C. ellis,
having entered their appearance and given security according
the Of Assembly and the rules OF this Court and APP
pcarng by satisfactory evidence that they
Of this Commonwealth II is ordered that the said defendants
do appear before the Justices Of the Court of Bedford
at the Court House thereof, the fourth Monday in October
next and the original and amended bills OF the plain
', and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
newspaper published in the town OF Iynchburg for two
months successfully and posted the ro door Of the Court
House OF tins county.
4 Copy --Tcs'c.
August l2wam JOHN r. S'rEProE, GIN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-12

Mr.. Lindsay NJ. Shumakcri
NtlR AS MT nhahant of the oil
notice hereby given that shall tn, Both dly
September SlI, III. tl.iks oirc ul the Circuit Superior
ont o Law and thancery, at the county of Franklin in
the state oi Virginia. between the hours u eight IN the
ing and ss III the ahen proceed to take the opnsoS
Edmund Irvine, skeleton Taylor aud Hugh Nelson " hich
dispositions will be read evidence suit depending
IN the Circuit superior Court Law ana fhaneery ur the
county Of Franklin in the State al Virginia, IN which
am plaintiff and Ha Hugh Nelson, Edmund Irvine, and
landon laliaIetto, are defendants,
August l2-nlw JAMES y TAYLOR.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-12

MIR Milton - Young
S' not being an inhuhitant al this Cumnou alih, take
- ms method oil informing yon, that viii proceed To take
a'pSiens ION Saturday 18th oi September isi7
sandy Level IN the count, of Psyyan,a and Viz
Rma ct John James Samuel iotng aud Others Ia lie read
a. Nh'ncc in suit depending and ,mne,i In
.ne 'i'ent Superior Court OF Law and Chain.y Ion the
' 'hnh ~ IN the SAID STATE, nwhicl san dcfcn.
"an' and Sm pain, aud fom All, cause they are not
as'n On that ia, the, viii he taken Moda, 2oth IT aid
month when and At which time ,ou may aitond tlnk
f''p' SAMt I'll {. YOUNG.
Aug, I2-lm.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-12
CAMPBELL. COUNTY MEETING

The meeting Of the citizens of Campbell favorable 10
the election of Gen Taylor, took place on Monday last,
according to notice. The proceedings will be ouhd in
to-day paper We Were not present, bnl learn that the
meeting respectfully attended. and the proceedings
characterized by uuanimy aud good feeling.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-12

o. The Enquirer asks us What are the political
opinions of GEN Cadwalader' We really do no, know
but were led to suspect from the zeal energy and good
conduct which have marked his course Tar that he
must be Wing. The Enquirer, if knows the fact
wit, ohge MS by stating IT in positive manner aud not
indirectly b. way of query
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-12
chan, HUjgn VBjsse.

FEW baskets, puts and quarts, "oulNll mtSps"
"A ran,ed genuine and considered b, the Judges be
o the first quality, lo saie by the bottle or hnfkot
PitklING MATERIALS, viz Mace, cio,ss, Pepper,
Nuimcgs, Tumefe, Ginger ~, OF Disr quality, All the
above articles Tor sale than market prices, by
HOWELL. DAVIES, ASonl Ion Trustee.
Anr 12-tsii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-12
INDIAN VEGETABLE Pill SUGAR COATED
%. OPIL.N - IN

~ THNI people were more generally aware 81 the de
~ strHct,e e Is 81 this drug whch enters
into the composition OF most all the liquids and other cough
preparations, "Basan 50 "Synps" and ozcngcs. his
arl, is powerful asngen and its only good effects is
nonentay pallatnn OF cough, while the results often
arrangement Of the nlnd, total pforation
system These "femodies put out through the country
and highly ex,oed sue for the Consumption
while they lay the foundations Tor Of that dreh disease
than all other combined Opium is the most popular
ngrcncni in these pr partitions"
Now THESE PILLS do moi contain particle of such
decerios agents, while THEN remedial lie
all colds and cough, truly surprises those hose good
has been Ia give them trial II they
tyr nothing sf they would be POPULAR the,
cdly
would again call the attention of the written signature
C. Benz Smith on the bottom o lot o genuine Sugar
Coated Pills.
For sale in Iynclburg by
JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist,
August l2-Gm Agent or the Proprietor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-12

o. The Lewishurg Chronicle, announcing Mr. Clay 5
transit through that place, eNcaims INLAY he live 10
see this government brought back to lis purity The
Editor might as well have adopted the Spanish hyper
bole OF expressiono wish him length of days-"May he
live a thousand years.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-12

o. LII Alvarado) Hunter has been appointed to III,
command OF the Revenue Cutter fancy. which has been
transferred the Naval service as vessel of var
When fitted, she will sail Tor the Gulf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-12

o. The semi annual interest of the Penusyl AM
debt was duly paid the LIST inst, nj the Bank Of Penn
sylvanla.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-12
NJ ARR AGE.

On the I'd inst in Charlotte county b, the Rev, Mr. Hart,
Mi JEnt Williams Of l,nohhu,g, 10 Miss Elna j Ron
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OBI1tJ AIRY.

Died AT hanina, car Pladelpha) on Monday, Goth of
July alter short illness, J,oop MTcuti Esd (lathcr of
lac Rev. ID Mitchell OF Liberty in the 77th year OF his
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SS&Ss'ss
RL.uOREU III TONY

Passengers IN ia, Canal Packet fr,m Richmond report
maj Gen Scott had entered Mexico, lav ng fought de-
cslse battle eight miles from the city and uaued n uI
rlols sct'ry with the loss ofabuut 800 men,
The mail had not arrived when we went TO rrrss
but we lear" thai The Richmond paper, Of Iucsd,y con
lain The news.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-12

SUGARS. COFFEE, PL4S1'ER, Sc
10 hhds. N. q. Sugars, yer, prime and dry
10 bags Iagnyra and Rio Coioc.
30 tons Lump Plaster,
1000 H. Wosey aud Wols'ys loaf and crushed Sugar.,
1nu sacks salt
10 ticrces handsome clarified Sugars
Boots
ton Nova Scotia grind Stones
0 tons lrfdegar Iron, handsesely assorted,
30 boxes Tin Plate,
500 lbs Salpere,
500 Tbs Russia Sh e. Iron,
. hhds, Museot ado NIoassc,,
3 bbls picking Vinegar,
. do No 3 MackcrcI, very large and fat receiving
per hafPus Exit, Richmond and Ohio and for sale low BY
CRENSiIAW, BAGBy & CARTER
August l2-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-12
VIRGINIA.:

VIRGINIA:
Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the county OF
"A Bedford, the nh day Of August, lSl7:
Allen Wonack, Plaintiff
against
William J Holt, Francis M Barker and Mary B. Barker.
nl)eienlants,
II CHANCERY.
The Defendant William J. Holt, not having entered his
appearance and given security according Ia the Of Assem-.
bly, and the rules OF this appearing by satisfactory
evidence thai he not nlalant Of this Commonwealth
II ordered that the said Defendant do appear before the jus
tees Of the county Court of Bedford, the Court House
thereof the fourth Monday October next and answer
the bill of the Plaintiff, and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in newspaper published in the
ynchburg for two months successfully and posted the
front door of the Court House OF this county.
A Copy-Tese.
August 12-w2m JOHN r. STEPTOE, CI'k
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TIE NEWS FROM NENICD.

ne news which We give to-day is highly important,
'hasmueh as II dssmtes all hepe OF speedy peace The
aeay ol Zen Scott TO advance is doubtless for the pnr
pose OF waiting the arrival of achievements There is
every reason 10 believe thai his advance upon the city will
De sonily opposed We believe the resistance has pr,
we'd Intellectual The latest intelligence is contained in
'he following translation Of letter. from merchant IN
inc ri'y al Mexico To his friend III Vera cruz. forwarded
by the correspondent Of the Pcayune.
Cry OF MeNico. Jul, IL 1917
great many persons here think that must have
peace shortly hut We have ben assured day by those
III Whom We have the creates, confidence that those al
inc mead q The Government hare not The renoies idea Of
"g0Hatihg. and u any encouragement IS held oM 10
reh, Scott Il cW only be 10 can time Blu, what have
we TO ganln umel Nothing, mere nothing, for We
are as well prepared 10 receive the enemy
er shall he and the sooner the Americans advance the
better II viii be Tor both parties.
III he late contributions levied. We have bud 10
pay $l2tO MeSsrs -- $500 Messrs -- 5000;
aud Messrs -- $1,000
1.-The above eAhacts every word thes, letters
TAIN bat the man who came through With them saws
that no commissioners had been appointed
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II - u & A r. 10 n

knf next session OF the subscter school i'll comn rncs
ON The h o September neat, end on the last Thurs
day 81 june following
II T. NJ =
Ono half at the end i've months and In. ,ea,,, n.
the clusc Of the session, "
i Class. alphabetical lessons spelling, reading aud
ling, si6 Oh
znd definitions, Arithmetic, Geography aud Gram
d lass In addition TO OF the above,
'heioh, Mental and Moal Philosophy, Political ECONOMY,
s'ls''' history aud Ancient Geography, "a 90
lth Class Latin language, the course of Matbemacs
including Mgsba, Geometry, Irieononcry Apa,yticoi
Geometry aud Topography, the Of Physical sciencr
Astronomy, ~ IN, 90
/ 81 would take some three four bog. for 500 each
board, tuition, Se. included.
~ L. TAIIAFERRO.
August i2--wlw
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T. Circuit Superior Couft al Law and thnnc.ry comm
"a ucd by adjournment aud held i the county ol Amherst
at the Court House. Friday, the 9th day OF September,
Hudson M. Garland, Jr Plaiutin,
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AUCTION SALE OF

U.NrO.NS, BUGGf. SUPERIOR GOLD
U.1TJH. Sc.
ny WILLIAM j. WILLIS.
/ Will. SELL in front oi INV uioe, FRIDAY morning
18th inst commencing al hall past o'clock.
New Two Horse Wagons,
Good second handed Bur Y,
Superior Gold WntthS t.nld CHAIN
ko Boxes superior Sugars, aud snnlry other articles too
numerous To cnuincratc all which will be- sold without limit
az reserve. Terms liberal
Aug l2-it WM. J. WILLIS, Auct'r.
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MATHEW b. NOWLlN, Pres't
WIN. l.. LAMBETH. Soey
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Mr.. Lindsay NJ. Shunnakcri

Franklin Co, Va, Ane. ~ WIN
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August Il Fin
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-08-20
Family Boarding Sc,,oo,

NsR. q MRS. CLARK propose opening n
w school for Young Ladies at III cir residence
one mile south Of Ottawa, to commence on the
lirst Monday ui Nly next.
The location Is pleasant and healthy, uniting
whichever may be desirable IN the quiet nf lhr
cruuly with lac advantages to be desired from
the society ithc town.
knowing that there nrc many parents in the
county who have not the opportunity Of rduca-
ting their children a. home, We take lhi, method
If saying TO such parents, that We will take a
limited numhcr OF pupils into our own family,
and will endcavor as Tar ~ possible, to Improve
Northumberland and moral character. WrshaIl
cnIeagor 50 10 diversity and arrange our system
ut instruction that our scholars many not be-.
come weary, and set bc advanced as npillv as
possible ia their studies. From our own ,Ivan-
ngC' Of education and experience in tearhinu
we trust we shall be able to adop, n cpu,se of
instruction and discipline which will insure e.
progress pleasing To every parent.
scholars sent to w. from abroad will be- nj nj
times under our wn'chiul care, and be treated in
every respect like members Of our own family.
Tho plicc OF tuition will vary from 20 To So
per quarter. according to the age and attachments.
the pupils, Board $ per week. Board and
washing Sl25. sc
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-08-20
10 EA1uElSS!

EDhiEr NOOLLEN FACTORY. Tile
% subscriber will keep on hlnl o large SIS o..
ment OF cloth of bis own manufacture. nhjrl hr
proposes u exchange fi wool. tie Will give
one yard of good heavy cloth tu two sul a h,.f
p,unl. Of good clean wool Of the =, .u. quality 4;
or he will work worl up1n shares. a. fiI,1N.:-
give pne-hlllil the cloth the wool make, hv rrc,ir.
ing slIht cents per yard rom the customer upon
hl- hlf Or al the ,pl makes By receiving IIlg-
eight cents per yiTi Cor manufacturing. H. will
also mlHuficiur' lJF -blrn,sl-. lnlns
and llnnr-, "a sell a. sl'incu tpI fgI cloth.
Cinh Dressing done On reasonable. terms.
aud At short notice. y lae but the best work
men Will bs employed
Any perspn gong - Chicago. from the Ger.
trail or southern part # me state, viii pass hv
this town, sni all iha subscriber wishes. io IN.
sure a cnntinnarrn Of p,'-ou1re, H. - ONCE have
man pltrol1a him. Wool can hr sugl up ihc
Illinois river. directed to l. 4 Na'iesen. Joliet,
VIII county, t. the care Of VT Abrams, Peru,
;ils., AMI 1t viii be forwarded, where cloth will
be put up in neat anil safe manner, accorlin.
to the above terms, and ,anI in return % any part
Of the State without troubling tho oNnets - nc.
company il. ] \ NAHFESvN.
y. % --PCrspns coming ipm distance with
rqulnlity Of wool to be clrird or unnufac'urej
if obliged to stay over night, shall be To- n cy.
pen,o. \ w.
Joliet, March 22I. ISL. 40
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-08-20

rB'llE subscriber, Wishing TO bring hi-
a business TO close, offers. at rciuc.
ed prices, large and splendid a.suri.
men, OF first rate Broadcloths, Of various
colors and qualities, cassimercs, saiIncus
and tweeds. Veslngs of various kinds,
viz SATIN, silk, silk and cotton velvet,
cashmere, swansdown and Marqeillcs.
Bombaznes, A lpacas, Paramei,a, French
merinos, Irish linens, shluings aud sheet.
ings, canton and wooden fannels aud
blue drllings.
ALso--A splendid assortment Of stocks.
plain and fg'd. crava,s, gum elastic aud
worsied suspenders, Gents. cotton half
hose, silk and cotton poke, hdkfs., um.
brellas and cotton and linen thread.
ALso--A frs, rate assortment of Tai.
lor's trimmings.
All of the above articles will be sol n,
wholesale or retail.
JOHN SnULER.
N. B.--W inter Whea, and Lumber
taken in exchange for all of the above
articles. is.
Ottawa, March %, l7i7. % If
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-08-20
A9tllsyaTQlAaa


.7Lye PreserrerJor 1hrashers.
--Tare piece off the finestsponge,
enough to cover the mouth and nos
triIs, hollow it out so as to fit closely ;
tack a tape string around the outside,
long enough to tit over the top OF
the head; soak the sponge in soft
water and squeeze the water out
with the hand, and when ready to
commence work, tic it on tightly and
evenly, so as to cover the mouth and
nostriIs completely. You can breathe
and talk through the sponge almost
as freely as without it-(though it
will trouble those who use the filthy
weed,D) and YOU can thrash where
the dust from the machine rises like
a dense fog around the head, and
the lungs will be as free from harm
as ifyou were hoeing corn. | have
thrashed with a machine Tor the past
four wears, and always suffered much
from the dust inhaled into the lungs,
until last wear, when | tried the
sponge; and can truly say it has
been a life preseryer TO me- Ohio
CuHigdt3r
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-08-20

Plo,cing pM Eephanis.-lt is
stated that in Ceylon, elephants are
employed in blowing rice fields and
in preparing new grounds for the
cultivation of coffee, pepper, &c.-
One of these animals, well trained,
It is said, will do the work of twenty
oxen; consequently more labor is
performed in given time, and the
period is nastened for putting in the
crops. The price OF an elephant in
Ceylon varies from $50 to SO
could not the elephants exhibited in
the caravans in this country be more
profitably employed in Ploughing our
prairies of the west?-.7mer. .Hgrt-
cuAuriSk.
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Druggist AaDtl.ur:,SY.

LINK H.ftti' tsff-H.
tE7HlS remedy is PREPARED entirely from v,ss.
4 table substances ald contain. 600 r,rrcury.
arsnic or aoyihng that caa prove jgr,au. 3, me
system. l's ,liacls are th1sa ola l,.b-trutata and
tonic, well adapted 10 restore the hc4'hv actin
Of tie liver and stomach whose functions 4rs ,,
generally impaired IN this cl4ss Ut l..c.s...
QuinIne and other tonic. serve 90, 'y ir mauy
case; 10 brake the rhiIl., out ID net remove tac
disease # the liver and other or.las .uU,ira,ed
on which the chill ami fever depends; hrn., iat
usefulness Of the "Fluii Extract Of Bark" Calr.
HeallTy where physicians csna"t rotjuy b, con.
suhcn.) which contains all the qual, les suited {,
the indication of these maiales.
The Fluid Extract of Blk" is prepared hy
Dr.. SAWYER. after several wear, experience In aI.
minisIeung 10 those afflicted, both o. the eastern
and western part Of tho Ual,cI Stbls. and be
can confidently commend il 10 the public a. pos
sessinE virtues well aiipj,d rp the rs,u.atyi
cure of the often long prutreciaI Intermittent,
and remiueuts Of unhealthy districts.
Huudrs T.. Of testimonials in rrs,rl 10 the eff.
c'cy Of the medicine from persons Of respectable.
ny have heen given tn the rropr.r. hut bc
does not make use e Them n hr prefers 4, have
the medicine introduce itself solely bv IT, merits.
Sold by KING & WHITE. corlrfrfLt Sl'ls
and Canal streets. who have CONSTANT, IN hpud
large supply Of Drugs. N,Jictac., Oils, by
sluti-. &c.
JAW 80. 1911