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The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-05-06
COLUMBUS MISSISSIPPI THURSDAY, MAY 6. 1852

of the earthly ruins of this stupendous GO
MUS, that / could not utter word, but car
ried the hand he extended to my lips in fear
full silence. He seemed much gratifed, and
spoke of the honor did him in very kind
terms, and with consummate tact be imme-
diately chose such subjects as he thought
would be most interesting to me, and for
half an hour questioned me of my own dear
land, of its institutions, manners, of the late
attempt on the Queens life, &C., and so
gratifed me by the interest he manifested in
the answers, that my heart warmed and nv
brain kindled, and / felt was replying as
well as though I had studied to do So
You know that difidence was never one of
my Affections, but at the same time l hold
genius in such esteem that my veneration
amounts to worship for it.
How much greater, then, must have been
my emotion when the hand of death was
plainly visible on the mighty of the land |!
when the ray, brilliant as it radiated on all
around, was but the light burning in a Sc
pulchre, and already quivering beneath the
breath of the merciless destroyer! l am
not able to give you an adequate idea of his
state. His eye alone shows him not dead
His fingers are askeleton's, the countenance
cadaverOus, yet withal, his mental faculties
are unimpaired. and vivid as ever.
At large party last Tuesday I again met
Gen. Scott, who introduced the famous
Soule, the great radical member from LOui
siana. Mr. Soule is the idol of the Wash
ington ladies, and no wonder, for he is ex
ceedingly fascinating in his conversation
He has that dangerous compound Of the
French wit and the Creole suavity, Of acute
perception and brilliant imagination, which
with his elegant manners, could not bu
make him favorite. He is thought hand
some, but is not, but his appearance is re
/ markable and distingue.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-05-06
The TWo Partier

The following conclusions respecting the
position of the two parties are admirably adj
dueed by the editor of the Washington Ca
iOn:
1st. That the national Democracy aud its
candidates viii enter upon the political cam
paign fully committed against the .distur-
bance of the Compromise, and the renewal
of the sectional agitation in Congress-the
representatives Of the Democratic party hav-
ing, BY vast majority, taken that position
on the record.
I'd. That tho whig party and its eandi-
dates will enter upon the political campaign
with distinct indication that their success
Is to result in renewal in Congress Of the
sectional agitation, in the form Of an attempt
by the wings Of the North 20 disturb tie
Compromise-the wing party of the country,
through the votes of its representatives, hay-
ing, by an overwhelming majority, ASSUMED
that position on the record.
In this view Of the matter, il would seem
now that the people, both Of the North and
the South, will Be in little d:beer Of being
deceived or misled as TO the position Of the
parties on this great question; and it will
be for them to decide whether they prefer
democratic administration and policy, or
sectional strife-all the more fierce and per.
ilous than that through which the country
has passed, because renewed by the attempts
20 break up a adjustment designed by the
highest wisdom and patriotism of the land 70
compose and end It
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-05-06

1t is natural science (says correspon-
dent of the Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle that
induces even the infdel heather to bear tes-
timony, not only to the aNegorical, but to
the literal truth of the sacred Scriptures
Heather writer's have related that at GER
tain time, great (and as they would have
it, NATURALLY eclipse of the sun took place,
which continued for the space of three hours
and they perhaps spurned the idea of SUI
pernatural darkness, as much as the Rev.
Mr. Stuart does that of literal food; but
chronology proves the time specified to be
precisely the time of the Savior's crucifx-
ion, and the science of astronomy demon
strates beyond doubt, that it was about the
time of the full moon, at which time, it is a
''physicat iDapOssibility'' for anatural eclipse
of the sun to take place.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-05-06

According to the London Times, move
mcnt is now on foot to build iron steamers,
seven hundred and twenty feet in length, with
ninety feet beam and thirty-six feet in depth,
with four engines of 1000 horsepower, and
screw, whilst there will be eight masts,
with huge latteen sails. The vessels are to
be built of iron, and to be shot and fire.
proof, while their novel structure and supe-
rior strength, and immense length, it is sup
posed, viii render them safer than vessels Of
smaller construction. It is calculated that
each shall carry 1000 passengers, with a
theatre for am1sements; and in case of war,
battery of three hundred guns could be
opened. This projected scheme, it is said
is for the purpose Of bringing the English
colonies within months reach of London,
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-05-06
HENRY, STODDABT & co,
WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALERS IN
GlottltnQ,

ROOTS AND 81 Is.

BOOTS AND OES,
Corner Cont and Water SIS, Mobile, Ala.
JNo. Henry, ALEX. SToDDART,
J. w, FIELD, JAMES TAFT.
We would respectfully call the attention OF
Planters. Traders and citizens generally, to our
Vcrv Extensive Stock of the above articles,
which have been selected with the greatest care
as regards material and workmanship, especially
for this market.
We are at all times prepared to furnish to the
Trade, every style of Goods in our line, at salts
factory prices, and would respectfully solicit Or
ders.
Oct. Ord, 1850. 24-6m.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-05-06

A Spanish lady, writing from Washing
ton, under date Of 9Th inst, says Of Henry
Clay, Scott, Gass and others
Gen. Cass I have seen twice, and ] great
" admire. / have also had the high priv
lege Of al Introduction to Mr.. Clay, though
he receives 10 tangers. To-day, at one p. m,
according to appointment, | called with Mr..
W., and was 50 much affected at the sight
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-05-06
SOCIETIES IN LOWNDEs COUNTY
MASONIC.
COLUMBUS LoDGE, No.

COLUMBUS LoDGE, No. 5.
s. S. Franklin. w. NJ. N. E. Goodwin, Sec'y.
Meets at Columbus, on the LIST Friday Of each
month.
LowNpEs LODGE. No. ia.
a. w. Lamrkin, w NJ. o. I. Keeler, Sec'y.
Meets at Columbus, on the 3rd Friday of each
month.
DApNEY LIrscoMB LoDGE, IA
Scott Thompson. w. NJ. Richardson. Sec'y.
Meets ~ Charlottesville, on the Bird Saturday
OF each month.
CoLrNIUs r. A. CHArTrR No a.
c. II. Alert. II. p. n. F.. Goodwin. Sec'y.
Meets ~ Columbus. on the lst Monday after
LIST Fridnl Of each month.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-05-06
DArNEY LIrscoMR LonGE. LA.
1. Q. o. f.
81


COVENANT Lopez, No. 90.
J. J. Sherman. N. G., :. B. Malone, Secretary
meets at Columbus, every Saturday night.
McKENDREE LODGE, No. 80.
J. T Jaston, ~ G.. P. P Ostrander. Secretary
meets at Columbus every Monday night.
FRlENDsHIP LODGE, No. 20.
NJ. r. Glenn, N. G.; w Dowsing, Sr., Secy.
Meets at Barton, every Friday night.
ToMBIGBY ENcAMPMENT, No. 6.
J. X. Pierce, c. p, J. p. Billups, Scrbe-meets
ut Columbus, on the LIST and 3rdruesdays in
each month.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-05-06

TINE tries the character Of men, as the
furnace assays the quality Of metals, BY dis
engaging The Impurities, dissipating the
superficial glitter, and leaving tie sterling
gold bright and pure.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-05-06

The Murfreesborough News says: sThe
Union Party is dead in Mississippi. Messrs.
Toombs and Stephens have gone to stand
BY it, and mourn over its last hours il Geor-
gia. The great body Of the Southern peO-
pie have discovered that the democratic is 8
better Union party than the Union party
i:self"
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-05-06
s. OF Il,

CoLUNBUs DIVISION No. Q, Sons CT TEMPER
ANCE.-Thc stated meetings of this Division, are
held Mt Temperance Hall at Columbus, every
Tuesday evening at o'clock.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-05-06
DIR. ]. BROWNRIGG.

HAS removed 10 the well known Office for
IL me.ly occupied by DR.. Logue, opposite
Pop 5 Hotel where lie may be found ready TO
att al promptly TO professional calls in Column
bu'. aud 10 the surrounding country.
Columbus. Miss. Jan. Isl, 1882. 44-ly.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-05-06

OFFICE on The South East cOrMsr Of MAJ" ana s 81.
JOHN Streets, immediately above the Grocery store
of J.cuB lsAACS.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-01-09
ALSO.
Ny Vegetable Worm Powders.

This il the most wonderful Worm Destroyer ever
known, gnd AT the same time, pleasant take that
almost every child wilt be fond Of it, and many instances
have been known Of children crying for after once
taking il.
This medicine IS in the form Of a powder the only
medicine used in that FORM and II operates on
principle entirely different from any other medicine ever
administered by any other physician. Ii is The only
medicine which has WGrn-seed oil or Tnrpentine
combined with H. which Is believed by all other pIIysi-
Clans. to be the only two things WhGh will destroy
worms, and these things combined, together with
castor oil, the active principles of all other worm
medicines, which every person who has tasted or
smelIed, knows be the nauseous Of all nauseous
medicines, and account Of which, there s generally
something added 10 destroy this taste, and In
order do this, he something stronger than the
medicine itself and therefore, il must necessarily destroy
some Of its medicinal properties These powders are
simple and so harmless, that child may whole box
AT once and il Will not he hnrr, while the time
the principle upon which being different from any
thing else used, il will destroy all kinds of Worms
with certainty equaled. 1t wiz only destroy
the worms, Ascardes, and long, round worms or
Teres, but the eectuaI medicine for the desruc-
brought many 5 FIVE Tape Worms from one person
If your children have any symptoms of worms, Try
these powders and in nine of YOU i'll new
any other. These are also warranted.
These medicines all separate and for each dis
ease, and each for only disease. They not re-
commended, many other medicines are TO cure some
fifteen twenty diseases, and all of different natures,
but they each but disease and II at they
viii do in ninety nine Of every hundred and
where they have fair trial and fail all cases the
money will be returned.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-01-09

rye-meal lightning rod, two double breasted
tenor trombones, one large sized guma-
rabic rocking chair, 3 fiat cooking Stoves
three dozen satinett ploughshares' one
camphene overcoat, one par ol cream OF
tartar pantaloons, three indigo handsaws,
about seven cwt of woodland, large
white oak Iooking-glass, IL square rods of
stone wall, and g4;tta percha dinner bell.
Also, % shares in the Troy Il Green
field Railroad, (warranted not TO cut in the
eye,) q never failing well of water, lined
and bound with calf and gilt edges, war
ranted kind and sound in any harness :;
and one undivided half yoke of broad
cloth oxen.
Likewise large collection of flats and
sharps, napes and fins, odds and ends, ups
and downs, and tongues and sounds.
Terms-Cash, all over 80 cents. III
days credit all under 80 cents.
Sale to commence at one clock, with
out distinction of weather.
ESAU X. PHELPS, AuctiOneer.
marlborough, This forenoon, 1851.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-01-09
The "LOne wldder'' Parlington.

Il appears by the following card in 4
St. Louis paper, that the celebrated Mrs.
Partington, having been deprived by death
of her dear biennial husband, John Part
ington, is now soiourning in St. Louis.
Read what the afflicted lone widow says:
TO John GaHfellolr, Esq.
SIR i have read all your difi'usions
from alphy to onigger, and you will excuse
me for saying, that in my opinion You are
an arrant imposturer. You say YOU are a
gay-leIer; but if the truth was known YOU
are a very sad leller. You talk about the
comforts of bachelors home, is all in
my eye, Betty Martini, as my poor de-
funct Partington used to say. But YOU
men are all alike; and your sarcasins
upon the female, feminine sex. bring to
my mind the insinivating conduct of John
Partington, when in the days of loves
Young dream, he was LAYING siege, as he
called it, to the Pandimoncum of my ver-
gin heart. He, poor fellow, used to talk,
as YOU do now, about the comfort Of smOk-
ing a ilagranl Reyanna, with his feet upon
the fender, and with no disquisitiye wife,
or squalIing responsibilities, Ljusthis words
toprevent him from declining in peace under
his own vine and fig tree. But what com
fort he could ever find, in chewing the end
of nasty weed, rolled up by the filthy
niggers Of Ravenna, is more than could
ever reDrehend.
But'wniist he thus eXpatriated upon the
pleasures of bachelors life, he was sigh
ing in secret for the conumbial bliss of the
patrimonial altar. He would swear he
never meant to marry and the next min
ute he would look me full in the eye.
snatch up his hat, (and nice, smooth gcnu-
inc beaver it was and rushed out of doors
as if a constable was after him, and what
the lawyers called X say or an lpsv
DlXIt,' | believe IN my heart, Mr.. Gray
teller, this Is Jest your cause. Whilst you
abuse marriage and bel!tt!e the girls, YOU
are, perhaps, some old dried up doctor, or
some wIthered son OF Escapo!ipus, or may
be some old Wriukled lawyer, with a face
as sallow as parchment and who would
give his eyes for a bright smile from any
rosy checked girl 10 with heavy purse.
am new poor, lone widder, Mr.. Graylel-
Ter, bat thank providence was to do in the
world, and if / should ever again take into
my head to stand before the Biennial altar.
You may be sure that it will not be with
such pinched up specimen Of humanity
as | know YOU to be.
As the vulgar saying is, uer5unl sap, or
as the lawyers translate it, nuil ced.'
Yours, Indignantly,
ANN PARTINGTON.
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DIR. y. w. CO0PER'S
Celebrated Vegetable Anti-DYSpCpSia Pills

certain for Indigestion, Debility Sickness or
Burning in the Stomach, Pain in the Side and stomach
Cosiyeness, Sensation, Of Weight in the Stomach after
Eating, Difficulty of Breathing Restlessness Want of
Appetite, Paipaton Of the Heart and all olber Diseases
which arise from INDIGESTION.
= Certificates he a, the Agents
For sale by ?. J. HJFF&f7.V, Eecis'o,rn and q.
W. EFchHidR, II }t1fttEB. Sep I9-ly
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ALSO,
Nv EegctabLe Anti-DYSlCpAia BittfrS.

This Medicine is certain cure for Dyspepsia in its
very forms Thousands Of hav been COM
pIeeIy cured by within the last year, which have
been entirely despared Of by the regular family physi
cians We do not recommend to cure everything
recommend il to cure pyspepsia and the diseases oria
mating from it, and that il will in almost every ease
and it is recommended for nothing else In many In
stances the worst of have been completely
cured in two and three months, bu; depends somewhat
upon the constitution Of the patient. We would say
all who afflicted with Dyspepsia give This medicine
fair trIl, and if fails do good your money will be
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AND NEW GOODS.

IA ~ NJ ~ II w ~OOObJ"
T'HE undersigned is just receiving from
i Philadelphia, large and choice assoft-
ment of
Dry Goods, Groceries, and QuecnSware,
superior TO any ever before offered in this com
munity, which will be sold low for cash or
country produce. Call at the McCL URE
STAND, one door west of MAYEs' TAVERN.
Among the numerous articles embraced IN
this fine stock are the following Blue, black
green, and brown CLOTHS; Cassimeres,
Vestings, Cassincts, leans, &c; Muslins, brown
and beached; De LANES, Cashmeres, Alpacas;
Ribbons Laces, and Fringes; SHAwLs. Car
pets, Carpet Chains, and choice lot OF Bags.
En the Grocery Line,
we have the best OF Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Rice,
Cheese, MoIasSes. &c. We have Boots and
Shoes, Looking Glasses, Cedar Ware, Hard
ware, Nails, Fish and Salt, Tobacco and Ci-
CARS. and few choice sugar cured Hams.
O. All kinds of Produce taken in store
and forwarded to Philadelphia, or bought at
cash prices.
~ b. The public are invited to call and ex-
anime for themselves before looking elsewhere.
WIN. p. MlLLIKEN.
lewistoWn Sept. %, 1851.
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RHYMES FOR THE TIMES.

II X III + y k Il II h Il >
BY MAJOR C. W. PATTEN, U. 5. ARMY.
This world is very fanciful,
And changing all the time,
And some are fond of politics,
And some are fond of rhyme.
Patterns are some of picty,
or wickedncsS are some,
One lectures on sobriety,
Another treats on ruin.
Some are the soul Of honor,
blessing where one lives,
Some (on the whole have little SOUL
Except what money gives.
Some will rebuke YOU rudeiy,
Yet be your friend the while,
While some will smile before your iaee,
And stab you while they smile"
Some are in love with gambling,
Some are IN love with girls,
Some hide their talents" in the earth,
Some cast to swine their pearls.
The trader likes his " CUSTOM
The miser likes his " heap"
One likes to sell at prices dear,
To buy at prices cheap.
The lawyer likes a parchment,
The doctor likes a scu!l,
The actor fancies most TO see,
Parquette and boxes full.
The painter likes a portrait,
The school boy likes show,
While the girl, ween, - of sweet SIXTEEN ,
Would sometimes--like 5eau.
A classic likes a laddie,"
And "a laddie likes a lass
And a dandy likes to look upon
A monkey in glass.
A tailor's fond of cabbage.
A mser leans to locks,
A mll-w wrighldreams OF wheels and streams,
While 4 pedler's all lor clocks.
spirit likes a . medium
A medium, bugs called hum"
And with her toe, she likes to show
How spirits go and come.
Some like to follow fashion,
Without the purse 10 pay,
And starve for nearly half year
To make grand display"
Some 20 abroad on travel,
To talk of foreign things,
While they who stop, to keep the shop,
Co" only to the Springs"
Some visit lands as patriots"
In 8 'ft!ibtHtsr'' ship,
While others stay at home, and pay
Their bills in $ Cuba scrip"
Some strike for abolition,
Men of no small renown,
And in the cause cf - higher laws
Knock the high Sheriff down.
While others preach secession,
Talk of lonely star"
And rave and swear by earth and air,
"Our voice is still for war;"
Oh this world IS very fanciful,
And changing all the time
And some are fond of politics,
And some are fond Of rhyme
r. |.
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4 q & 10 n .
HI pMIE

VIII be sold at Public Auction some
time the last of next week, probably
Monday or Tuesday, at Stepkin's Hotel,
Blnkborough, the following hereinafter
mentioned articles, to wit, namely =
-Four pair of muslin de laine warming
pans, one dozen saleratus inkstands, one
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-01-09

LAWYERS are the only men who have no
faith in experience, and who believe that
the older the world, the less it knows
about right or wrong. Judges of to-day
refer to Judges of the last century, while
Judges of the last century bow with rever-
encc TO those who lived a century before.
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Great Bargains by those who want BOOKS can now
be had at establishment.
Lewstown, October 3, IsJI
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GEIEsa Shoes.

A Lotto Ilartshorn's Gentlemen's Gather
"a soled Gum Shoes, superior article for
sale by MosEs MONTGOMERY
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-01-09

kfever aud AgsEc Powders.
THOMPSONS Fever and Ague Powders
/ are a certain cure for that disease, as
many in Lewistown can testify. They need
no putting. Prize 80 cents per BOX. For sale
by JOHN KENNEDY.
May ., 1851.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-01-09

THIS remedy is offered the community with the
htence feel in article which seldom fails to
aze the happest effects that be desired So wide
the field OF its usefulness and the
its cures that almost every section OF The country
bounds in persons publicly known, who have been
stored from alarming and desperate diseases OF the
lungs, by lis When Ired its superiority
every other medicine offs kind is too apparent escape
observation, and where its virtues known the public
longer hesitate what andOte employ for the dis
tJessag and dangerous affections OF The pulmonary
eans, which incident climate. And only
in the formidable attacks upon The lungs, bur for the
mder varieties of Colds Coughs, Hoarseness &c, and
CHILDREN it is the pcasantest and safest medicine that
can bee obtained. No family should be without il, and
those who have used il, never will
Read Cte opinion OF the following gentemeH, who will
he recognized in the various sections of country where
they ocated-each ard all merchants of the first
class and of the highest charaCteras the oldest and
extensive Wholesale Dealers in Medicine, with expe-
renCe unlimited the subject of which they speak. II
there any value in the judgment Of experience,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-01-09

FENOBACCO, Snuff and Segars at
IL IPrl IL a. A. BANKS
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Beware Of COuRlerfeits! !!

OODNEARS celebrated metallic Gentle
~ mems and Ladies' Gum Shoes. together
WIN genera assortment OF Misses and Chill
dren Gum Boots and Shoes for sale by
JanlU MosEs MONTGOMERY.
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TaIs CERTIFICATE.

We the undersigned, Wholesale Druggists, having
been long acquainted with Ayers Cherry Pectora here
by certify belief thar Is the best and effectlal
remedy for Pulmonary Complaints offered TO the
American people. And would, from our knowledge
of compositions and extensive usefulness, cordially
commend il to the afflicted worthy of their best conf
dence, and with the firm nvction that It will do for
their relief all that medicine can do
IIenshaw, Edmands & Co Boston, Mass
Reese & Couson, Baltimore, Nd.
Iadd & lngraham, Bangor, Maine.
Haviland, Harall & Co, Charleston, :. C.
Jacob :. Farrand, Detroit, Michigan
T. ii. McAllister, Louis vile. Kentucky.
Francis & Walton, 81. Louis, Missouri
Joseph Tucker, Mobile, Alabama
Theodore A. Peck Burlington, Vermont
Haviland, Risey & Go Augusta, Georgia
1<aac d. James, Trenton, New Jersey
J. NJ Townsend, Pittshurg, PcHns ylvaRia
Clark & Co., Chicago, Illinois.
+. f Gay. Burlington, Iowa
A. Santos < Son, Norfolk Virginia
Edward Bringhurst, Wilmington, Delaware
John Gilbert < Co, Philadelphia, Pa
T.. l.. & w. ii. Gilman Washington, D. c.
J. Wright & Co, New Orleans, La
Watson, Wall & Co., Fort Wayne, Indiana
c. 9 Richmond & Co, San Francisco, Cal
Lewis & Ames, Tallahassee Florida
Il. L. Strong, Knoxville, Tennessee.
Chiffon y Duer, Little Rock, Arkansas
StIer, Slaae 4 Co Lexington, Miss
n. d. Labadie, Galveston, Texas
Chas Dyer, II, Providence r. l.
los NJ. Turner, Savannah Ga.
Wade, Ecksein L Co, Cincinnati, Ohio
With such assurance aud from such men, no STRONGER
proof can be adduced except that found in lis effects
upon trial.
Prepared and SOLD by JAMES c. AVER,
Practical Chemist, Lowell Mass
Sold IN LetriSiolcn 5u "A. a. B4NKS. Aren't and
hg i)T. +. ". hiLE; in .WGiiniolrn bg JACOBS &
BeoTd, ara by Druggists generally throughout The
ot&'e. decl9-3mo