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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-26

IExtract Of letter from the Editor of the
I" lbervilan," PIaqucmine, La.
Dr.. Wnght-Dear Sir. There is a
great call for your useful medicine in this part of
the country. Two years ago took few dozen
t1om Mr.. Bronsema. your Agent in New Orleans,
for my own use. But, as soon as it was known
in the neigbborhood, was importuned for thnm
I'LL there were none left and one person, to whom
| gave up one half dozen boxes for 81 25,I found
selling them out again, as special favor, at SEW.
ENrT-FIvE CENTS a box!
Extract of a Letter from the Editor of the
Wayne County Record, Ind.
DR.. VIM. Wright: . Your Pills sell very
well here. / have used them in my own family,
and they have given very general satisfaction.
Extract of Letter from the Editor of the Pitts
burg Chronicle, Pa.
DIR. VIM. Wrght--Dear Sir: have
myself used your Pills, and am satisfied OF their
beneficial effects in various diseases.
Beware of Counterfets Of all kinds! Some
are coated with sugar; others are made to resem-
BILE in outward appearance the original medicine.
The safest is, to purchase Of the regular
gents only.
For sale in Wilmington, n. c., by George R.
French, Agent, who will supply country dealers
and planters at the Philadelphia prices.
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale of Wrights
Indian Vegetable Pills, wholesale and retail ! SO
Race St. Philadelphia; 2sa Greenwich st., New
York, and 1913 fremont st., Boston.
1921
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"ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY"
Harness, Trunk, and Saddle
sW.4.TUE.4CTURE

1NHE subscriber respectfully Informs the public
- that he has recently returned FROM the North
where he laid in full aud complete stock Of Sad.
die add Harness mountings, &c. &C., of the latest
and most improved styles, and 10 constantly man.
ufacturng, ut his store on Market street, formerly
occupied by Guy c. Hoschkiss. every description
OF articles in the above line. From ik experience
in the business. be feels confident that he wi be
able to give entire satisfaction to his Customers
he has and will keep, constant supply Of
Saddles, Brides. Marting0les. Collars, Riding
and Wagon Whips, Bills and Spurs, Car
pet and Saddle Bags, Trunks. &c. Sre.,
ana every other article usually kept in establish
ments OF the kind. all of which will he warranted
to be oil the bast materials and workmanship, and
sold on moderate terms for cash. or on short credit
to punctuat eassenaers.
RkPAiRINs of every description promp,ly at.
tended to. Coaches aud Cafriaesa trimmed in /,
neat and substantial style.
Medical Bags. Cushions of every description,
and ell other articles usually manufactured in es.
Establishments Of the kind, made TO order.
Persons wishing to purchase RtDIN0 VERI.
CHS. would 6nd il to thei, interest to give him
call. JOHN ]. CONOLEY,
april 20, ls4s
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DIED..

In this town, on the 18th inst, Of an illness Of
several weeks duration, Mr.. Samuel Shutter, aged
about 7s, for many years. until recently, merchant
of Wilmington, and TO the time of his death a
much respected citizen. He was native of New
York.
In this town, on the 18th inst, Robert D., son
of Bryant and Susan Redding.
In Brunswick county. on the 18th inst. after
an illness of 4 days Mr.. William Thomas Potter,
aged 25 years, son Of Mr.. Miles Potter.
In Newbern. on the 18th inst, James Howard,
Esq, eff Jones CO., Senator in the last Legislature
from the District of Jones and Carteret aged "a
years.
In Craven county, on the 9Th inst, Mrs. Mar.
garet Ann Good, aged Sc.
In Charleston, on the 18th inst, Jonathan Lu-
cas-, Esq, one of the most enterprising merchants
Of that city.
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S II O O co SPRIN s,
WARREN COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA.

ZNHIS pleasant Summer retreat. newl, fitted
- up, surrounded by a beautiful forest grove,
Offering inducements to those seeking health or
pleasure. is again open to visitors. -.
The Proprietor will devote to it his personal at
tenton, aided by good assistants; ard from his ex-
perience in public life, be fatte:s himself that
his Establishment will compare. in manner and
style, with any other.of the kind. Shocco is &C
cessihle by the Raleieh and CASTOR Rail Road,
within IL miles Of Warrenton Depot, from which,
via Warrenson. the Proprietor will run daily
line post coaches, and thereby giving visitors the
benefit of a daily mail while at Shacco. The me-
dicinal properties of Shacco Water are, Srlphcr,
Soda, Magnisia. Lime & EPSON Salts, has proven
by test of more than half century, its efficacy
in the cure of most diseases incidental to South.
ern climate.
Transient Persons, except those boarding with
the Proprietor, will be charged for the use Of the
water.
A good Band of Music will be in attendance
during the season.
SAMUEL CALVERT, Proprietor.
May 20, ls4S-L37.9t.
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5000 Acres of Turpentine and Timbcred
LAND FOR SALE.

ENHE subscriber offers for sale 5000 acres of
- LAND in Cumberland county, on both sides
of Lower Little, River, known as the Murchison
Land. The principal part of the above land is
well covered with large Pines suitable for Ton
Timber the baanceis first rate Turpenine Land,
all convenient to the River, which is navigable to
its junction with Cape Fear River.
There is also some fine Swamp and Cane-brake
land part Of which is now under fence and cuI-
tivation, with good tarn, &c.
If not sold at private sale before the DIST day of
June, I sha! then offer it at public sale at the
Court House in Fayetteville the Highest bidder.
1t will be divided in lots to suit purchasers or sold
in one body if desired. Persons wishing to view
the land, will find plat of it at COL Alex'r Muir
chsor's, who will take pleasure in riding over the
land with any ole disposed 10 purchase during
my absence. expect to be on the promises a
week or ten days before the day of sale, and will
sell the land to any person wishing to buy and
during my absence, Col. Murchison is authorized
to make sale Of any part of it. Great bargains
may be expected as will sell at prices to sui. the
times. Terms, /, 2, and S years credit, with in
terest. JNO. 3. PEARSON.
May &c, 1S4S-I37-3t Oh
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Further Intelligence BY III. Caledonia.

Condition Of Fruncc-Union of the Irish Re
Peaters-Dcnmatk and Holstein Var
austrian Constitution procIGtmed-Open-
ing of"the French Con ress-Larmartin
probably elected President.
We yesterday received by telegraph the
following additional accounts of the news by
The steamer Caledonia
NEw-YoRK, May 22-12 Nj.
The Government express has lust arrived
trom Boston, with the CaIedonia's news, and
tom copy of Wilmer & Smiths European
Times gather the following summary of the
news:
In Ireland an arrangement had been effected
between the two parties of repealers. OBren
and the OConnells have agreed TO work to-
gether harmonOusly and in union. An adj
dress had been issued signed by the leaders of
The two factions, after publicly shaking hands
IN token of reconciliation. The address urges
union among the Irish for repeal of the union
The Chartist and Reform movements con-
uhned throughout Great Britain.
Npalh continues quiet, comparatively speak
good deal OF skirmshing has been going
on between Denmark and IIolstem; but no
T % great battles have been fought. The
lanes were victorious
u.'nef serious encounters have taken place
@ between the republican party. (he Schlesary
nole'elners,) assisted by the German confed-
eis'es' headed by the Prussians, and the for
VS. ol Inc king OF Denmark The scene of
ac: T took place in the vicinity OF Freesburg,
fna mere has been frlghtful disorder and con-
the military. >'O
"a n new Austrian constitution has been pro-
tho G5,a'ned' or was proclaimed, on the 25th ult.,
, bs EmPerors birth day, on which occasion
"G Tn was great rejoicing throughout Austria.
~ ltaIly there have been no important en-
easements. but the Austrians gained advan-
'~Sg IN several skirmishes
49,, ;enlce is closely blockaded-alI communi.
HONS aonS with the surrounding shores having
'IL' cut of. Freviso has submitted
f.. a e reputation from Poland is about starting
n. o. petersburg, to petition the Emperor fol
~ restoration of the constitution of 1918.
me Emperor Nicholas is said to be proiec.
,,;E E scheme for the union of all the Slavonic
'''' INTO one gigantic federatve monarchy
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M1W I1AE
Furniture W'NrehOMSe!
FRONT STREET, NEAR MARKET,


WILMINGTON, N. 9.
TNHE subscriber would respectfully call the
IL attention of the public to his extensive as.
sortmenl of CABINET FURNITURE, which
for beauty or workmanship, he will guarantee to
be superior to any ever yet brought TO the South
ern Market, and at the most reasonable prices
Among his stock can always be found:-
Marble and plain top Bureaus,
Egyptian and White Marble top Centre Tables,
Marble top Washstands,
Wardrobes and Sideboards,
Sofas, Divans, and Couches,
French Bedsteads,
High and low post Maple Bedsteads,
WindIass and Trunnel Bed<teads,
Walnut and Mahogany stuffed Rockers,
Walnut and Mahogany Parlor Chairs,
Writing Desks Of every description,
Ladies Work Tables, Quartelte Tables,
Ladies Sewing Chairs,
Cane and Wood Seat Nursing Chairs,
Mahogany Dining and Tea Tables.
Common Walnut and Cherry Tables,
Night Cabinets and sick Chairs,
Portable Writing Desks,
Ladies Work Boxes,
Cribs, Cradles, and Chiidren's Chairs,
Buffers, Trays. and Towel Racks,
Settees cano and wood seats,
Office Chairs and Cushions,
Large cane back Rockers,
Cane and wood seat Stools Of every size,
Maple Chairs of every description,
Common Chairs in any quantity.
Looking Glasses, Cots, Mattresses. and Pillows
&c &C. F. CLARK.
Any article Of furniture manufactured at short
notice.
UFurniture packed safely for transportation.
Nav 10 l84S-12S-6mi6
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Quick Passdge.-The barque w. H. b. c,
Wright, of this port, has made the round vow.
age to Rio and back, including days deten.
ion at Rio, in IS days. She is believed 10 be
the first vessel that has tried the new route
proposed by Lieut.. Maury of the U. S. NAVY,
on his "w wind and current" charts. She pass.
ed 10 the southwark of Bermuda, and made the
passage 10 Rio in SO days. following the great
circle and passing the Line on the 25th dav
out in lon. 80 w.
The discovery BY Lieut.. Maury of region
of better winds along the great circle to Rio is
a most important one; for the passage to Rio,
China and all places south of the Equator, is
shortened some ten or fifteen days. No YES
sci should go to sea without these charts. We
understand they will be given to any naviga-
tor who will send the track of his vessel with
record of his winds and currents, 10 the Oh
servatory at Washington and who, upon ap-
plication to that office, will be supplied with
the charts, sailing directions. &c.
baltimore american.
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Tslegr.phed for ,ha R.l,imore sun,

PHILADELPHIA. NAV 23-p. m.-Only a
moderate business dorre in flour, and the mar
ket dull. Small sales If Pennsylvania brands
at s. s3a$6 Corn meals 50 375 No change
iii rye fouf-itis held st 81.
The grain market IS qdiet. Moderate sales
OF red wheat at 81 50 and 81 40. Corn is
dull--yehow is selling at 40 so cents. Rye
70.
The provision market is quiet, and prices re-
main unchanged. Not much movement in
groceries.
The cotton market Is quiet-not much dis
position to operate. Prices remain unchanged
Rice So 81 So so. Whisky is selling at
123 cents per gallon.
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NOTICE.

all persons are notified from hunting on my
II lands. formerly called the Edens lands, with
guns, or dogs, or fishing, in any mannet wha;et>
er. If free negroes OF slaves are caught with guns
or dogs on the premises, The dogs will be killed
and the negroes severely punished.
ALSO, all wagonsrs, draymen, or cartmCn. are
notified not to trespass upon any Of my vacant
lots, from Boundary Street to the Dry Pond, and
from thence back to the Newbern Road. under
the penalty Of the law. MILES COST1N.
Feb IL. lS46--r22.l2m
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COMMERCIAL.
WILMINGTON MARKET-M

w lLMlNGlON MAINE 1-N1dy 10.
Bacon-The stock of N C. Bacon has been
considerably reduced. Quotations remain
firm. There was lot Of about 3,4OO lbs
hams sold on Wednesday, at SO per 100 lbs !,
cash. The market is we'll supplied with Wes-
tern shoulders and sides. See quotations.
Butter--Ts extremely scarce, and retais at
SHE. per ID. We quote wholesale prices at
20 a csc.
Corn-.The stock OF Corn in store is heavy.
We have heard of no receipts from the North
Counties since our last. Prices remain as last
reported, viz 48 soc. per bushel, by the
cargo 100 bushels, partly damaged, at auc-
ton, on Wednesday, went off at 40 cents per
bushel
Flour-Sales light at IS IS SIS IS.
Lard-Stock fair.
Lumber Market inactive. See quotations.
TImber-A fair quantity in market and sales
dull.
Mold sses-Received $50 hhls. and tieyces
from Havana de Cuba, sweet, all of which
has been landed. Held at 1s cts. per gallon.
No sales.
Naval Stores.-The market for Turpentine
has fluctuated little since this day week.
Sales have ranged from 81 IS to So 25 for
Yellow Dip; 50 so So 40 for Virgin; and
Hard 81 10 to 81 25. This morning buyers
were offering 50 IS for Yellow, and 50 40 for
Virgin Dip; and ST Is for Hard, at which
rates we quote, as current prices. Receipts
continue light. Sales of several lots Spirits
Turpentine at 254c per gallon, for country
made. and 50 for the Dbl. Town dlstllers
ask 26c per gallon. Tar is in good request
and sales at 81 As.
Rice.-Stock of clean Rice is light
Freights-Continue scarce.
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MIN II led.

In Duplin county, on the 23d April, 10y Rev ].
w. West, Mr.. Michael Whitman, to Miss E. ].
Hanchey. all of DupIin.
In Halifax county, on the 18th inst, DR.. Will
liam Lunsford Long, to Miss Sarah Edwards,
daughter of the late Gov. Hutchins G. Burton.
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NTAR1L.H MONUMENTS.
TOMB TABLES,
6b<rN - En0f .N1OaAlR. &c

TNNHE subscribers have taken the sgsncy OF
u an extensive NJ RBLE MANUFACTORY
at the North, and will receive orders for the above
named articles on as favorable terms a. can pro-
cured from any other establishment
They have variety of patterns and Styles
with the prices. which may Be seen at any time'
KEEN Il HUSTON. Contractors & Builders.
Wilmington, N G. February II, IS4S. l22.ly
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Ia MA@g9R 1gsEs e
SAAE PORT OF WILMINGTON. ~
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
May 20-schr Elouise, Robertson, New York, to E J
Lutterloh f Co.
schr P Smith, Youngs, New York, to r w Brown.
22-Brig Tangier, Park, Havana, to Potter & Kidder
Schr Thorn Wainwright, New York to w JehreyE
schr Col McRae, Davis, Charleston, to DeKosset.
Brown f. Co
23-schr WIN Thompson, Crowsll Charleston, to
master.
schr Wokull,, varnum, St. Thomas to E Dickinson
CLEARED
May l9-Brig Sea Bird, Curtis Cuba, by Dickin.
son.
schr James P Ionand Thompson, Philadelphia, BY
2o-schr Morris VAIN, Beaston, Philadelphia, by E
J Lutteroh & Co.
schI Tioga, Collins, New York, By DeRosset, Brown
+ Co. 49,
schr Betsey Ames, Hill Kenneauuk, Me-, by P Dick.
Barone Bostonan, MAR, London, by + D McRae.
Schr Hutoka Jones, ST. Andrews by G W Davis.
22-Stea mer Gov GRAHAM, Peck, Fayetteville by j. &
w L. McGary.
Brig Annah Fowler Boston, by Dickinson.
24ESchr Old lack, MidruIn, Cuba by w Davis.
Steamer VIM Mcares, McRae, Fayetteville, by c
Brig Nonparel, Brewer, Norwich. Conn, BY DeROs-
set Brown f. Go.
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HIST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
CHEAP.

Bales Heavy Cotton Osnaburgs; 10 Bales as
sorted Brown Domestic, IS pieces heavy Linen
Osnabures, Bales heavy Brown Drilling; 8
Cases assorted Prints.
Our stock of FAxcr GeoDs we are selling at
very reduced prices. Persons in want OF such
Goods are invited to call and examine them.
fmas1 HOLMES g. HAYES.
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BALTIMORE, May 23.-The -four market, to.
day, was dull-Howard Street SIS So Nothing
doing in City Mills. Corn Meal So 37i. Corn
has dcclined-we quote white at 40 Al cts. and
yellow IS q AZ, with sales. Wheat-Red IS a
81 40. Oats SO a.3sc. Rye 7s. Provisions
are without much moyement-priess unchanged.
Baltimore Sun.
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SELLING OFF Ar COST,

Inc handsome and well selected stock of Fancy,
Dfy and Staple Goods. Of NATHAN Datx, decd,
are now being sed of OK prime cost. Those who
want to purchase bargains in this lice had better
call d once as sales of the whole stock must and
will 10 speedily effected. The stock consists of
well selected assortment Of FANcf Goons, which
were bought few months since in the Northern
markets, principally for cash. The Ladies are
particularly invited to call and examine the stock
Of Goods now offered al cost. They can Obtain
bargains. JOSEPH DREY.
MAY 26, is4s.-r37f
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NEW ACH SHOP
SIGN and FANCY PAINTING.

zNHE subscriber respectfully informs the public
u that he has opened COACH SHOP on
front street, opposite the Journal Office, where
be is prepared to make up and repair all kinds of
Riding Vehicles.
He has also engaged the services Of master
Painter. and 10 prepared to execute Sign aud fan.
cy Chair painting, clean and vaFnish furniture,
paint and polish Coaches. in a style not to be
surpassed. He solicits share Of pubic patron.
age, and will at all times endeavor TO give entire
satisfaction to those who may favor him with their
custom. GEORGE BROWN.
April ~. 1886
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PIrrssUaG. May 22.-Ths receipts of -four
are light, and sales moderate at so o. Sci
Sales Of red wheat at so to 92c !; yellow corn 80
to "a oats 81 TO go. Orleans sugar II to
whiskey 10 N. 0. molasses 20; Rio coffee II ;
lard st bacon, shoulders p to 8; sides 81 to
b, hams Al to s.
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Fro and Marine Insurance
Agency of the Protection Insurance Co.,
OF NEW JERSEY.
CAPITAL 100000!

NnAVING been appointed agent of the above
IA Company, for Wilmington and vicinity. l
will issue Policies on cargoes freights and vessels,
and take Fire risks on as reasonable terms any
other Institution.
Auv losses sustained will be promptly and hon.
orabIy adjusted and paid. and in of difference,
the Courts of North Carolina will be acknowledge
ed. A. MAhIlN, Agt.
MAY 26, ls4s.-[97-llm.
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Court Of Inquiry at Cincinnati--The
S W Telegraph arrived at Cincinnati on
"gunesday morning from Louisville, having
on BOARD one hithdted and eighty passengers,
amongst whom were Gems. Towson and Cush.
1ng' Coils. Belknap and Dancan; Lieut.. Col.
hldgley, Col: Childs, and 1ieut Augur, men,
1ers OF the Court of Inquiry, on their way to
Frederick, Md.-Bah. Sun. 12d inst.
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From the Baltimore Sun, May %.
New YORK, May %, P. Nj.
hermann TelcxrNphed.

Steamer Hermann Photographed.
The steamer Hermann was telegraphed as
coming up the bay to-day about one o'clock.
She brings one day later news from London,
and two days later from France, than the news
of the Caledonia.
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co II II .
= u NJ ~
FlO9E .. and Fac o % q.

IN hand and fof sale,
u 1900 bushels large white Corn;
IS barrels fresh Fayetteville Flour;
5000 lbs Bacon Hams, Sides and Shoulders
1000 bushels Of that handsome Salt still on
Inland
SO Sacks do do;
Together with large lot of Ploughs, Ccrn-MilIs.
Corn-Shellers and Straw Cutters. We would
say to the public by way of filing up, that We
have made arrangements 10 connect the Corn tradS
with our present business; therefore you may sxs
pect TO find FL ur, CUrH and Bacon with rs a.
all times during the summer
[al4.3l-2m1 KELLY & Nc CALEB.
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THE subscriber offers for sale, PIANO, g't the
| uery first order as to brIliancy Of tone and
beauty Of workmanship it cannot be eaeelled. II
was made by Knabe & Cache, Baltimore, who
stand pre-eminent as manufsctuiersI Persons
wishing first rate instrument will please call on
the subscriber. Terms will be inside easy.
8. ]. CARROLL,
at WIN. SAWS Drug Store.
MAY nth, 1s4s.-l36G
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OLD POINT COMFORT. HOTEL.

OI1D EO1NI OUWFUN 4 dU Ed.
HIS extensive and beautiful establishment is
i now open for the reception of Visiters. Sur.
rounded entirely by Aalt water it affords every IA
cilily for Sea Bathing. and offers CIV ~ indictment
to the traveller in pursuit Of health or pleasure
The Hotel is complete in all its arrangements -
active and efficient assistants have been procured,
and no exertion will be spared to render it in all
respects the most agreeable and interesting resort
in the whole country.
Board per day. So 90.
By the week at the rate OF 81 SO per day.
By the month at the rate Of 81 90 Der day.
Children and servants half price
JAMES 3. FRENCH.
May IS, ls4s-l37-m
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n d TIC E

mo the debtors and creditors of Henry NJ. FOyles,
| decd. late of the County of New Hanover -
At March Term, A. d. ls4s, Of the Court Of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions of the County Of New Han.
over, Letters of Administration upon the estate Of
Henry NJ. Foyles decd, late of said county, wera
duly granted by said Court to the Subscriber, who,
at the same time, was qualified as Administrator
Of The said deceased, in due form of law.
All persons indebted to the estate of the said de-
ceased, are hereby notified 10 make immediate
payment, and those having claims, accounts, and
demands against the estate of the said deceased,
are requested to present them for payment to the
subscriber within the time prescribed by law or
they will be barred Of recovery, by virtue Of the
Act Of the General Assembly of this State in such
cases made ard provided.
DANIEL M. FOYLES, Admir-.
May IL, 1S4S-[35-4t
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THE ANESTHETIC AGENT
(Chloroform,) a substitute for Sulphuric EihsFs
in Surgery and Midwifery. Just received fresh
supply for sale by LIPPTrT & W1ILKINGS,
m51 Druggists and Chemists