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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-18
SCENE In NEW YORK.

The New York papers have been allied with
the proceedings Of the various associations
OF anniversary week" While many OF them
are based upon The nobles' principles of charity
aud philanthropy, The rest have been marked by
the most rabid and radical proceedings OF The
ullraiss, OF whom New York city is The leening
hot.ted. Land.reformers," "AnIi-Reners, /"
Feurerisls," Anti-slavery'' meetings and
"amalgamaton breakfasts" have held their revels
OF discord and treason 10 the Constitution and
public law and order. The Herald sketches an
amusing scene al an amalgamalion meeting,
which was filled with men and women Of all
colors, and where confusion ruled the roast. II
seems that "ihe gentleman with The white ha''
has made his appearance in new form-very
familiar 10 our leaders but very different from
tha, assumed by Capt. Elliott, The famous British
intrig uer in the Texas annexation:
We were present al the evening session of the
anti.sapery people on Tuesday, held al the Apol.
10 TO hear The noted Douglass, the colored aboli-
lion orator. The large room was filled with men
and women, of all colors and OF all ages and pre-.
scented an audience which concentrated the pnresl
kind of ana,ics which could have been gathered
together under any circumstances. The colored
gentleman (Douglass) while speaking denounced
In superlaiive terms the existing war, as one
urged 10 extend the area Of slavery, and evineed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-18

A vague and an idle rnmor was circulating in
the streets today, (savs the Union,) that General
Scoll had been defeated at Puebla, and was re-
treating upon PerOte. Ii was said to have been
communicated by telegraph from Fredericksburg.
There is mol The least shadow Of truth in H. As
Young Criilenden said, that General Taylor
never surrenders," so it may be equally said By
hi, friends tina, General Scott never retreats.
Some Of the Southern papers are still harping
upon The twelve months men. is True that the
lime of few more than three thousand volunteers
will eYnire In June and July; bnt we have ascer-
tanned from the Anjulanl Generals Office that re-
iniorcemenl. have already arrived, or are en- To'e,
of men 10 serve during the war, who will more
Than supply The vacancy: General Scott will
have Strong and mos. efficient army, to meet
and overcome any force winch Inc !, enemy my, may
tachmep,s of force now in the service of the
government, will probably be sent forward 10 par.
.icipale in the war with Mexico.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-18
CAPTURE OF TUsPAN.

The Union publishes the dispatches OF Com
modore Perry, which we are forced TO defer:
"They furnish an additional evidence OF the
energy OF The Commodore, and The gallantiy oil
his officers and men. Our navy has now in pos
session, or blockaded, every nook on the Guli
coast into which supplies can be received, except
some small ports between Alvarado and Tabas-
co. The Commodore deserves great credit Tor
the exertions he is making TO carry on the wal
We understand thai ne is Organizing strong
corns Of officers and men, with several pieces Of
liot, artillery. 10 be ready for landing in co-ope
ration with the land forces, should it be iounc
exoedenl TO 60 Sc"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-18
AL.BEMARL.ELANp FOR SALE,


Three and n halt mates from Gordonsr'Ac Depot.
I WISH To sell my Farm which lies along the South
west Mountains, and contains 500 acres. IL al
joins the lands Of D. j. Barbour, " Johnson, and Wa
Davis Esqs., in Orange, and Gen. Gordun, ". j. Wal
ker, and James Lindsay, Esls., 10 Albemarle.
Ia consequence Of having purchased an estate else
where In the State Iii. land, " not sooner Disposed al
will be offered 10 The highest bidder on Tho 18th DAY "i
May, lo47.
With the view Of efrrcting sale, might be induced
To divide The Farmland am so DESTROYS Of making
speedy disposition Of H. that low price will be- TAKEN
and very liberal terms ralended 10 The purchaser
There Is a smpsrahnndance Of wood land attached.
believed To he ahon 5l arras one hundred acres az
which Is fnc tobacco land.
Any one wishing TO see the land VIII find MY over
lee always the premises.
Address-Benvogio F. u, Albemarle.
Feb. ls-c2iwlm&wu ALEX. f. TAYLOR
IN cHANCERY.-viRaisIA: lin GouchIand County
i Court, 10th March, lsi7
George P. Holeman, guardian Of the seven infant
children Of Mrs Emily h. Amistead, deceased, viz =
| Geofgiana, Mary Elizabeth, Nancy NJ, Emily H., Ro-
bert James, William NJ. and Margaret u. Armis,ead.
against Plalnln
| The said infants, and Caspsr w Armstead, and
other Defendants
The defendant, Caspsr " Asmi-tead not having en-
tered his appearance and given security, according 10
the act of Assembly aud The rules nf this Courf, and
appearing TO The satisfaction Of the Cont that he l. not
nhabtant Of this Common wealth. Is ordered thai
the said defendant do appear here on The third Monday
In June next, and answer the plaintiffs bill and that
copy this order be forthwith inserted In the Richmond
Enquirer newspaper printed In the CITY Of Richmond.
for two months successfully, and posted al The font
door of the Courthouse ni this county.
Iopy--Teste.
March 23-cw2m MAR. w. MILLER, e. C. L.
TN CHANcERY --viE6iSiA AT Rules held in the
l Clerks Office OF the County Court Of Buckingham,
on Monday, the 20 day OF May, lea7:
William Branch, Plaintiff:
against
George b. Gnerrant, Maurice T.. Guerrant, George ID.
Crump, LucyJ Scrnggs, Daniel Z. scruggs, Harriet Z.
scruggs, John Hill, Robert &. Nicholas, and Robert X.
Horker, Defendants
The defendants, George B. Guesfant George d.
Crump, Lucy ]. Scrnggs, Daniel r. scrng2s, and Har-
ret Scrngss, not having entered their appearance and
given security, according The act Of Assembly and tbs
rules Of this Court and II appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that they not inhabitants Of this country II Is
ordered that the said absent defendants do appear
the rules be holden FOR the said Court The first day
OF August and the bill Of the plaintiff
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted IN
some newspaper published IN the city of Richmond for
two months successvey and posted at tho front door
Of the Courthouse Of this county
A Copy-Teste,
May lI-cw2m R. ELDRIDGB.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-18

On Wednesday last the Board OF Directors OF
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company laid
upon The table series OF resolutions offered 10y
Mr.. J. P. Kennedy, proposing basis OF nego-
liation, embracing every point involved in The
discussion between the companies in Baltimore
and Pillsbnrg in reference 10 the proposed con-
nection with Pittsburg BY the Connelsville Rail-
road. The American regards "wi,h much reere'
this action as implying final rejection. These re-
solutions, il is said, include the whole ground OF
all reasonable demands.
In The meantime negotiation is proceeding
between The Company and The authorities Of
Wheeling, which, it is thought BY some, mayler-
inmate favoraby.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-18
May 4-c~2m n n wOoDsoN. D. G..

ChANCERY-viso Chesterfield Coun
y Court, March the s,h, ls47:
~, .o -. r. wilson and William u Wilson, infants who
friend, 'ho" su"'1'rp ,,in,;1,
against
,. Ia ,. Wilson, Robert Mann and Elizabeth his
,n% William Mann and Rebecca his wife, John Berry
tn MS wife, and lawson Wilson, Defendants.
AMI zones Esq and filed their BILL and the defend
,on 70 sonh Berry and Polly his wife, and Lawson
tn 10. having entered their appearance and given
ms Court and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
m...hey are not inhabitants Of this Country on the
%h Of the plaintiffs, by their attorney, il IL ordered
~ rs day Of MAY term nett, and answer The bin Of
ssp sintfs; and that cepy OF this order be forth
inserted IN some newspaper published in the city
a"samond, and continued for eight weeks successive
t'uhly ' nm Gn. wv :. VIC '1's " ''''
March l7-ewsw w r. cooRrL.
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HALIFAX CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Flournoy's majority

House of Delegales-Major 527; sIoyall 45t;
Mediy, D., 33l.
A letter from Halifax says that Tredways
friends will urge him 10 contest The election,
which will no doubt be done.-[All Democrats
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-18

Colonel Bankhead arrived in Washington on
THURSDAY, (says The Union) He came up The
Mississippi from New Orleans, and brings with
him The Standard and hags Of the enemy which
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-18
FEMALE SCHOOL. Ar KENNONS.

Dop HhLE SCHUUL, Al KENNON0.
N Tue Education of my own daughters this School
n,,,s opened on The losh Of April, under the SUI
,onh9ence of Miss Emerson, who comes highly re-
isn.aaed as Teacher Of the English and French
few Music on the Piano Forte and Drawing. A
aid-rs would be received into this School, and
MN lhe time OF entrance 10 the close Of the session.
q will bs made for time lost, sxcep, in cases
|O'faeted sickness.
Boa. Terms per session NJ ten months:
Ausi,' aAo tuition In Engish and French, Si20
0n~as -
1 SSr1. = Elk Hin, Amelia. JOHN H. sTEGER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-18

THIRD DISTRICT.-We learn from good
authority (says The Lynchburg Republican, that
in consequence Of some inaccuracy in The returns
from Patrick county, Mr.. Flournoy's maJo-
rily in the district is only orc ootc We also learn
though we are not authorized 10 announce Inc
fact That Mr.. Tredway will contest The election.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-18

in his lone and sentiment prediction SO entire
w British. that MIR. Sirahan, editor OF the Sul-
folk County Democrat, interrupted him. This
led TO an assault upon Mir. Slrahan BY ore OF The
audience, and consequently scene Of universal
confusion. In Inc meise were Beverly Tucker,
John E. Addison, Of Virginia, and company
of New York gentlemen, prominent among whom
we recognized Mr.. Slamm, late editor OF The
Globe, So proveIbial for his opposition to abo.
lilion and disunion The matter looked seri-
Gus for some lime, and we were faierul lest
!, would lead 10 riol in its result, until we per-
ceived Slrshan and his friends, accompanied by
some of the abolition committee, mount the
speaker's roslrum There was Slamm alongside
OF Garrison, Slrahan alongside OF Douglass, and
Tucker and Addison, Virginians and savehol-
ers, alongside Of some Of the darkest specimens Of
humanity which The occasion brought togelh-
err Ii seemed from what followed, that The Of
tensiye, unpalrlolc, indeed, lreasonaUia language
OF Douglass, which caused The uproarywa CON-
promi,Iei on condition that MIR. S,rahan should
have The privilege Of reply, which he did in a
manner SO manly and patriotic as to draw down
upon him and the sentiments he uttered The most
unbounded applause. Besuslained the war, and
the people shouted He denounced aboliiionism
as an ally OF Britain, and The people said 'Yea"
He pronounced The whole abolition movement as
unusti6able and reasonable. When he conclu.
ded, which he did amid an applause which Tells
the soundness Of public opinion in this CRY, he
was replied TO by Garrison The great leader OF The
Philislines While The latter gentleman was
speaking, he was Interrupted by Mr.. Slarnm in
The blandesl and most polite manner:
Mr. Slamm-WilI The speaker permit me 10
interrupt him for a single moment1
Mr.. Garrson.--Cerianly, sir
MIR. slamm--My friend S'rahan was grossly
assaulted by one OF your friends, Tor prcnouncing
The assertion Of Douglass, that The war with
Mexico was a war for The perpelualion OF slave
ry" as SANDER on his country; and in The melee
his hat was taken Be kline enough 10 beg the re-
turn Of his hat, for 1t covers noble and big
head. (Roars of Laughter. Strahan's head is
larger than any OF Learys b!ocks.)
Mr.. Garrison-l protest lnal no friend OF mine
took MIR. Slrahan's hal. Where's the hal :
The hat was recovered, and The an,aboilinn
party gracefully left The fall, headed BY Mr..
Tucker, The gentleman with he white hat. This
episode 10 The proceedings ul the abolition meet
ing is indicative that treason has no resting place
in The hears OF the citizens Of New York.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-18

IN aANCERY.-vIsarSIA: AT Rules held in the
Clerks flee of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Cumberland county on Monday, the
5h day Of April l647:
William Phaup, PaintiH:
against
Allen Wilson, Administrator Of Thomas T. Swami,
deceased reer b. Straton and Jane hts wife, Nathan
Tel Penick. Sheriff Of the county Of Cumberland, and,
atuch, Administrator of VIM. SWAIN, deceased, and
Julia .. Swami, widow, and VIM. Macon Swami and
Ann 7. Swami, children of WIN. Swami, deceased,
and Sally Swami widow of Thomas T. Swami, de-
ceased George 7. Swami, Sally Swami, Angelina
swami, Thomas I. Swami Fleming l.. Swami, John
swami aud Singleton Swami, Defendants.
The defendants Peter B. Stratton and wife, George
l. swami and John Swami, not having entered their
appearance and given security according to the act Of
assembly and the rules Of this Court and II appearing
satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants Of
a commonwealth, II ia ordered that the said defend
anus DO appear at the Clerks Once of the Circuit Su
pefot Court Of Law and Chsncery for Cumberland
county, at rules TO be held therein the 6rst Monday
10 July next, and answer the bin of the plaintiff and
MaI copy ofths order be forthwith inserted In some
newspaper published In the city Of Richmond for two
NO successfully and posted tho front door Of
'ne Courthouse Of This county.
May %-cw2m n. n wOoDsoN. D. G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-18

The Wing Inlelligencer 81 Petersburg says,
there is no confirmation Of The report that Boiling
is elected BY eight majority in The Brunswick
District.
A writer in The Petersburg Republican noml-
mates Tim Riyes Esq as he Democratic can.
didae for that District.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-18
THE ENQUIRER.
RICHMOND, VA.
Monday Morning. May IL, lsA7.


"It is said that the Richmond Committee for the
webster dinner refused TO invite John Tyler although
ne was In the city. This severe but just His pre-.
sence would have sourcd tho savory vands. No
one, not thoroughly imbucd with q christian spirit,
would Voluntarily sit down at festive board with so
gross atrator As he was false while In power, honor
able men will shun his society in private lifs."
This is from the Albany Evening Journal, OF
the ultra Wing School. 1t comes most strangely
from paper which, says The Albany Atlas,
RECKLESS in lis efforts TO elect Mr.. Tyler, avowed
Its willingness 10 follow him in his abandonment
OF measures, 10 which he was considered secretly
pledged, and which only eft him because he re-
fused 10 turn oul public officers 10 make way for
its friends. The sentiment might have been ut.
tered, Also with more grace, in behalf OF some one
else than Mr. Webster. who chung 10 Office in Mr.
Tyler's Cabinet, and 10 It's privileges with per-
iiDacity and appetite that we're anything bot god
like"
We have heard language similar 10 The above
from the lips of Wings, who were most clamor-
Gus in doing honor 10 ex-Secrelary Webster, yet
spurned from the same "festiye board" the ex-
President, TO whom he perinaciously "clune," in
spite OF the showers OF missiles hurled al Mr..
Tyler, because he would not forfeit the princi-
Piles professed by him through lite They sup
ported Mr.. Tyler as an anli-bank candidate
He carried out The doctrines advanced by his
party 10 catch Southern voles and for this strict
compliance with his avowed principles, he is de-
nounced as "gross traitor" and banished from
The society Of honorable mel" ol all parties.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-18
SPINAL. AFFECTIONS.

daughter Of Mr.. Hiram Booth, residing In Williams.
bush, L. l., was afflicted with Spinal Affection for
four years. becoming almost helpless from It's effects
The disease was considered beyond cure by phys-
clans. As last resort, ,he Gavanic Belt and Strength
ening Plaster were tried, and, within TWO months
from the application of the articles her physicians
onou need her In perfect health The lady has since
been married. and remains quite free from all symptoms
V "'' '''A''' DUAL & PURCELL Druggists,
l47, Main street.
For sale in Wylheville only by WIN. II; SPlLLER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-18

| Gen. Scott took al Vera Cruz We are happy
10 see The Colonel in such good health ard spirits
after his arduous campaign undera Mexican sun.
Ten years-since we had the pleasure OF seeing
him last-appear scarcely 10 have blanchfd his
complexion or iurrowed his forehead We shall
have the pleasure OF seeing, and describing moro
al our leisure, The trophies Of The war which he
bears 10 the War Office from Major Gen. Scott.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-05
JENNINGS
Icw Premium SAFETY LAMP,
Patented ,Jdnuary 1911. IS47.

THIS new Premium Safety Lamp, for burn
i ing Phosgene Gas, is confidently believed
to be superior to any now in use. Its light is
produced by the burning of an aeriform Gas,
which rushes in beautiful jets, through small
perforations in Platina. The Gas is ge generated,
as it is used, by the heat ofits own combustion,
constantly acting upon liquid in the Lamp
Thus it is portable and convenient apparatus
tor creating and burning an aerifrrm Gas. Its
construction is such that, while exceedingly
beautiful, both in appearance and performance,
all possibility Of accident from us use is entirely
remoeed. Frcm its extreme simplicity it is
sure To keep in order, and though its light is
the most brilliant and Illuminating, yet soft: it
costs less than any other artificial kind. Ii re-
qures no cleaning, trimming, shade or glass
as do the Solar and Camphene Lamps, burns
entirely free from any smoke or odour, and O.
mitrbut little heat. IL is admirably adapted to
all places where good light is required, especial
ly to Public buildings, Halls, Hotels &c, and
is from the soothing quality of its light of es-
sential advantage to Students, Scamstresses,
and Artizans generally. The opinion of the
scientific may be learned from the fact that the
American Institute at their last FAIR awarded
to these Lamps the First Premium over every
other kind. The curious as well as lovers of
economy and convenience, are invited TO ex-
anime these Lamps at 100 Thames street,
where both Lamps aud Fluid are for sale by
HENRY TISDALE,
April 30, lSI7. Ag't for Manufacturers
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-05
JOHN HALL, 40 Fuiton-'
CuiltiOn.

Owing 10 the great success andimmense sale
Of DIR. Townsend's Sarsaparlla, number Of
men who were formerly our agents have COM
menced making SarsapaTilla Extracts, &c.--
They generally put il up in the same shaped
bottles, and copied our certificates aud advertise
mcnls claiming that theirs is far superior and
four times stronger than Dr. Townsend's &c,
hoping thereby 10 deceive the public. Some
use fictitious names, a few use their own some
Of these unprincipled men publish counterfeit
certificates, Others lave induced their brothers
and other interested persons 10 allow the use VI
their namesy toswhich they put Esquire, TO give
them reSpectabiity. One makes medicine and
puffs it with respectable names procured by us
ing DR.. Townsend's Sarsaparila, published
them as cured by his stuff. lie also publishes
the certificate of person who styles himself an
ID. d., who mends shoes, digs wells, and doc
tors horses by turns for a livelihood. These
and great variety of other tricks are per-
formed by these men TO dispose of their trash -
The public should be on their guard, and look
out for counterfeils. .-.....
Principal Offices. I26 Fulton ST. Sun build
ing, N. Y. [; Redding Il Co. 8 State st. Boston !;
Dyott a. Sons, l32 North Second st. Phiadel-
phia =. 5. Hance Druggist, Baltimore Duro
IL Co Richmond =. M Cohen, Charleston
Wright IL Co. l5l Charles ST. New Orleans !;
l05 South Perl-st. Albany and by the princi.
pal Druggists and Merchants generally through
ont the United States, West Indies and Cana
das.
Sold by r. J. TAYLOR,
Newport r
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-05
RlpeuIpu0tiSup.

This Sarsaparila il used with the most per.
Iect success in Rheumatic complaints, however
severe or chronic. The astonishing cures il
has performed are indeed wonderful. Other
remedies sometimes give temporary relief ;
this entirely eradicaes it from the system, even
when The limbs and bones are dreadfnlly swol-
len.
gr Here Mr. Seth Terry, one of The oldes,
and most respectable lawyers in Hartford. Conn
The following rs m extract Of n letter received
from him
DR.. Townsend I have used one bottle of
your SarSaparilla, and find il is excellent in lis
effects upon chronic fhcumaiic pain to which
alnsubicct, from an injury occi,ioncd several
oyears naei S public stage. pleasc end me
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-05

RosiN PAvINe.-A portion Of one Of the
streets IN Fayetteville, North Carolina, l..
actually paved with solid rosin. A CORES.
pondent Of the Boston Post says that he had
ridden horse and driven scarrisge over this
novel pavement several tunes, and q capital
road u makes. II has a beautiful clear look
presenting a smooth, hard surface. and II
never rots. The manufacturer means 10 cast
is into blocks Of the right shape and size for
consi ruet ng sfucducts, water COURSES and
sewers. 81.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-05

The N. Y. Canals continue 10 do a tremen.
dous business. The sum total of tolls re.
celved during the 75 days Of navigation end
ing l4h instant was 81 .523 4S9 which is
S4q 900 more than was received during the
30 days OF navigation ending at the same
ds,e last year.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-05

NoRwicHR II. r. AccioENr. On Tuesday
of last week, one portion OF the tram became
detached from the other by the breaking of q
link, and running rapidly on an inclination in
the plane, was met by another train under
inll headway. Adams the Engineer, and
Mr.. Stnckpole. Of Boston, passenger stand
Jog upon the platform of tho forward car
were killed He wouid have been safe inside
Property damage " 600.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-05
PATENT
w B D i q y ST E S.

V>6jR ~ W. - - - ~ - ~
.ht Folger's Olosaonian.
Dandelion & Tomato Panacea.
McA listers Ointment.
Taylor's Balsam Liverwort.
Sands, Bulls and Carpenters sarsaparilla.
r Starkweathcr's iiepatic Elixir. r....
Jayne's lndian Expeciorant,
Do Csrmihaiive Balsani.
90. DO Tonic Vermiiuge.
DO Sanalive Pills.
.f DO Hair Tonic.
virgins Indian Vegetable Pills.
Wislas's Balsam Wild Cherry.
..slr.q Murray's Fluid Magnesia.
Bnchan's Hungarian Balsam.
.yt Sands Remedy for Salt Rheuin.
Jackson's, and Wistar's Cough
,Irr rf- Lozenges. n-Ya
Fhhnestock's Vermifuge.
Benefits Arabian Balsam.
.r.Es..i Hays Liniment.
Whitney's Group Cordial. ... ...
Doct. Richardson's Bitters.
DsIIey's Pain Extractor.
Browns Sarsaparilla and Tomato Biliers.
Dyer's Healing Embrocation.
Warmers Jaundce BiteTs.
East India Hair Dye ...r
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam.
Waterman's Specific Plaster.
scarpa's and McNair's Acoustic Oil.
Comstock and Co.'S Sarsaparilla.
Indian Vegetable Elixir.
herman's Cough, Worm and Dinner Lozenges.
Smiths Sugar Coated Pills.
.l Hewes' Nerve and Bone Liniment.
Sands Glove Anodyne Toothachs Drops.
Clickener's Vegetable Sugar Coated Pills.
Naples Hair Dye.
Swain's Panacea.
Balch's Extract Of Dock and Sarsaparilla.
A fresh supply Of the above named valuable
Medicines for sale by
,. G. G. G. HAZARD,
4... Druggist g. apoihecary,
ian. 8, 1876. No, 81. Thames street.