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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-17
BoRDENTOwN FEMALE COLLEGE,
RardeIfaxvn Nexx Lersex

Chartered by the Legislature Of New Jersey with Collegiate
powers aud privileges.
TTNHE WINTER SESSION Of this institution will
Il Tuesday, November ls, and continue FIVE
months.
For catalogues containing terms, &c. address
sep I0-eogt JOHN H. BRAKELEY President.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-17

THE STEAMSHIP GEORGIA AT NoRFoLK The steamship
Georgia. which left New York the 9th instant for AS
pinwa with the California mails and passengers putin
to Norfolk Saturday in distress having eight feet of
water in her hold She encountered severe hurricane
off Cape Hateras causing her to spring leak and the
greatest exertons requisite to bring her into port
The passengers and all safe The steamer Crescent
City has been from New York convey them their
Journey
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-17

In May last Mr.. j.. RoBERrs reelected President
Of the Republic Of Liberia Chief Justice Benedict
At the meSTEpHrsA BENSON elected Vice Pre-
sident AT the end Of the present term President Ro
win have served eight President and six
years as Governor Of Libera-in all fourteen years
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-17

The number Of deaths in New York during the past
week 58, which increase of thrtyseven the
mortality Of the preceding week The mortality among
children is excessive three hundred and sixteen having
died under ten years Of age and OF these hundred
and seventy seven were under one year.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-17

TIE RICHEST MIsE.-The manure applied 70 the so;l
Of England amounts TO three hundred millions Of dollars
being than the value Of its whole foreign commerce
and yet the grateful soil yields back with interest all that
is thus avished upon IT, And il would be here II we
would only trust the soil with any portion of our capital
But this we rarely do. farmer who has made any
money spends il not in his business but in some other
occupation. He buys more land when he ought to buy
more manure he puts out his money in some Joint
company TO convert sunshine into moonshne Rely upon
it, our richest mine is the barn yard and whatever temp
taon stock shares may or the best investment for
farmer is live stock and plough shares
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-17

Carr. SLArGHTER.-We regret to learn that Capt. A.
O. SLAroHTER, highly esteemed commander in the navy
was attacked by sudden and very critical illness few
days ago at Warrenton, Virginia, where with his family
he was residing temporarily
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-17

lksLIff FOR Mountaineering have been held at Dos
ton and New ork to take render prompt aid
TO the Mobile sufferers from sickness by yellow fever In
the two cities subscriptions immediately made to the
amount Of about 81 600
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-17

The United States Arsenal property at Memphis
tanning twelve acres, sold at auction the 23d and
purchased by the city for 0oo 1t is intended for
public park
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-17

The ErIpENc At MOBILE the ID instant there
were thriyseven yellow fever deaths a: Mobile and on
the % instant there twenty-five more Tuesday last
was observed ~ the citizens day OF fasting humilia
ton and prayer in obedience to proclamation of the
Mayor.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-17

Carr. TATSALL.--The telegraph announced a week or
two ago that this gallant officer had died Pensacola Of
yellow fever We glad to fnd however by later in
formation, that he was alive and recovering
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-17
CHURCH STATISTICS.

From the returns Of the late Census Rev DR., DuRBm
has confessed the following facts relating the number
Of churches aggregate value Of church
property and average vaiue OF church property which
we copy from the National Magazine:
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-17

We are informed that at the Annual Communication Of
the Grand Lodge Of the United States Of the
Order Of Odd Fellows, held last week in Philadelphia
the sum Of Five Hundred Dollars appropriated in aid
Of the New Orleans sufferers This is Il should be-
and only what we are taught TO expect from brother
hood whose acts of friendship only terminated when
there are longer objects for their charitable mnisra-
t;ons-- pLiiadelphia Inquirer
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FURTHER FROM CHINA.

CANTON july s. 1553.-From Shanghai we have had
Of any importance since the departure Of the last
mail Annoy is still in disturbed state and the city
still in possession Of the rebels and letters from there
tell that the authorities the point Of making
an attempt re.establish themselves. We have how
ever received through the Chinese that the insnr-
gents a, the North who supposed to be busy
gagged in entrenchng themselves at Marking Chin Keang
foo, Kwa-Chow, and Yang Chow, have suddenly made
their appearance at least detachment from the main
body Of $1,000 men, and the 21s May captured
the large city Of Nan Chang the capital of the Province
Of KeaDg Sc This city is the celebrated PoTang
Lake. good distance to the southwark Of Marking and
about halfway between that city and Canton These
rous successes which have been altogether uninteup
ed very clearly show that the energy and ygor Of the
Tartar Government longer exist and ii seems that
any city, no how well fortified and garrisoned
falls easy prey to the insurgents; and more con-
yncng proof be advanced either OF the total apa
thy Of the people large Of their entire sympathies
being in favor Of order Of things Nan Chang is
situated directly the line OF travel and transport be-
tween Canton and the province of Heruy the princ
pal green teagrowng province In Canton every thing
remains perfectly quiet and tranquil and for
the discovery OF an unusual quantity Of and
milton scattered about in various parts Of the city, and
which have been seized by the Mandarns there would
be Indications that troubles brewing here Nor
the Chinese speak Of the eighth September as the
time for outbreak here but certain that il
may not take place OF any moment. At all events when
il comes it will be Of short duration The Triad Society
will soon be in possession Of the city and within forty
eight hours afterwards every thing will be going on as
nothing had happened.Lefter 10 journal Of Commerce.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-17

The Northwestern Fruits growers are to hold Conven
ton, to continue four days. in Chicago, commencing
the 9th Of October Besides hundreds in the West many
Of the most eminent pomoogsts and successful fruit
growers Of the East have sgni6cd their intention of
being present with choice collections of fruits 1t is
proposed to take up the perishable fruits FIRST and 60
through the whole catalogue before returning to the old
subjects Of discussion is also proposed to fix upon
tariff Of prices for nursery trees based age and
riety rather than size and to attempt to settle the
standard shape and height for prairie cultivation and
other matters Of interest to fruit-prowers
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-26

Masons' and Plasterers Trowels,
INgreat variety, just received aud for sole by
d, ak,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-26
AMBROSE ARNETT. M D.
Sellers VermJuge, tile best in the World

GALL'PoLis, ONO, April 1, 1S45
THIS certifies that have kept on hand, and
used IN my practice, II. Z. Sellers venmfuge,
ior u TWO paSl years nm confident in say
iIng it has not failed, in q single instance to re-.
lieve children and adults troubled with wmm..
IN IN ny instances it has broul hi away larre
qunlities am confident il is the b,st ~, I'm
M :dicine in use. All that is required /, give il
paation in any fami y, is to give il ia rial.
II. II. VI iLSON, M u.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-26

81 WILL NEVER BE WlTIoT THEM"
SALT.oaG, VEn ltI.oN Co., ill.,, MAY ., 1850,
Mn. SELLERs:--llavingu used yoar Liver Pills
Cough syrup, and Verm fige in my fam ly iol
~ ~ l!ian Three Years, believe am idslihed
IN saylngt the bic, lhat they are drcided.,
the best family mcdicili,s now in use. viii
never be without them, unless they calluot b,
had at any cost. In This section OF The countr,
they have saved hundreds If dollars N doctor
ollls. would rlc mmend the Liv.r Pills n
preference to any thing else, f,r an enurgem.n n
o. the Spleen. Yours, respectfully,
Extract IRON letter JAMES ASilMORE
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Ploughs.

HALL j. Spears Peacock pattern Of Plows
LII Shovel Plows, Cultivators and Plow
MOulds, for sale by D.SK-
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Po,yr P1r,s.xr vo ~. 10,

Po'Sr PLEASANT, Va, Oct. a. 1917.
Mr.. r. L. SELLERs:-Uf your V,mifuce
can say wilhou, Hesitation that having used il
extensively in my practice for The last four or
five Years, Think decidedly the best prepara.
Ton Of The kind oi Which have any KIN ,wirdre
although nave heretofore used The pr;parl.
ton OF several other manufacturers,
Yours, respectfully, t
Ii n :.
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Stoves ard Trimmings,

N7OOD and Coal Cook Stoves, different 81 /.
w yes, kept constantly on hand. We have
sold large quantity OF the Coal Cook Stoves
and can recommend them to be superior arti.
Gle; also sto.es suited for parors. sitting rooms
and Offices, Crates and Fronts from az to sl6.
for sale by D.&K.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-26
Tools.

WYE keep on hand aud for sale Glass, Sash,
w Chain Pumps, Levels, Stair Rods, Mat
tocks and Picks, ShOvels, Spades, and variety
of Garden Tools, Scythcs, Snaths, Cradles,
Sickles, Sheep Shears, Scott's Axes, Riddles,
Selves, Steel Traps, Corn Shelters, Paint
Brushes, Cotton Packing, Yarn, Whitewasn
and Counter Brushes; large assortment of
Door, Chest and Cubard, Till and Pad Locks;
also Butts Of all kinds, Log and Trace Chains,
Curry Combs, Cords, Ok Balls, Guns, Gun Bar.
reIs, Gun Locks, Moulds, Wipers. Powder
Horns and Flasks. Double Triggers Percussion
Caps, Fish Hooks and Lines, Razors and Strops
Clocks, German Silver Spoons, a large and su :
perior article of Looking Glasses, Sand Paper
Window Springs. Shutter Hinges, Counter and
Platform Scales, Steel Yards, Spring Balan.
crs Copying Presses, Oil Stones, Gouges, Long
Chisels, Hand Rail Screws, Dog Chains and
Collars, Halter Chains, Curtain Pins, Mahog-
any Knobs, Sad Irons, Strap Hinges for gates
and trap doors, ink stand, sheet Iron candle
sticks, shaving brushes, thimbles, hooks and
eyes, needles, tacks, French sauce pans, wait.
ers, etc. DIX.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-26
DR.. SLOAN, RESIDENT Den FIST.


HAVING made himself thorough,
T. acquainted with all the recent i'm
uQYfY15 15provements in the art together
with the experience Of five years practice in
variou; parts Of the Union, warrants him in say.
ing that all operations entrusted to his care will
be performed in the most careful and scientific
manner and warranted 10 prove satisfactory in
every instance.
Reference to those whom he has had the
honor OF serving in this vicinity, will speak
more favorably Of his work than any advertise.
ment possibly can.
Specimens of workmanship eau be seen al
his ofiee in the east end Of the Union Block
over Silverman Clothing Store.
Persons residing in town or in the conntr,
will be waited on at tlleir residences if desired
Charges moderate: =,
--REFERENCES- ~
j. o. Willard. Iron,on. RoD'l Scott, Mt. Vernon.
Iiiram Campbell, do I. Martin, Hanging Rock
J. A. Richey. do Rev. A. Bardwsll, do
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-26
A STEAM !:l :! ENGINE
AND A SET Of
Corn Mill Stones

81 0O~ - JAIL" -
NHE Undersigned having lalely purchase,
L large engine. in order 70 attach 10 thel
establishment a FLOORING MACHINE
md other varieties of ns,c -maehinery, ,iow ef,
sell for cash, or for god business paper, !,
stssr Engine, which has been in use onIya
.'ut one year, The cylinder is 81 inches m
slamrtel. with twenty inch stroke. 80
Suited TO the Engineis good sound Boiler,
which We will sell. iA 4 q. I !
Also Get Of Corn 1ill Stones. RI
, CARLISLE, BUSH, I CO.
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PITTSBURGH, IA.

EsTABLlgMEiD lM 1910. p. =,
INCORPORATED BY tho Legislature Of Pa.j
with perpetual charter ~ tr n yii.
HoARD or TRUSTEES. "A,
Hon. James Buc ,,anun late Secretary ofStatsS
Hon. Willpm Wilkins, late Secretary Of War,
Hon. Moses iiampt0n; "a
Hon.. Walter II. 1 owYie;
Hon. Charles Naylor, 't' "-'-s %
Gen. J. X. Mocrhend. aey b. .er .'
~ Ia FACULTY. l .Ha q
p. DIFF, Principal. author of the "Norih
AM. -can Accountant" Prof. Of the Theory
m ond Dr., ,tics Of Double Entry Book Keeping.
and and Lnctu,, ron Commercial Sciences.
! D. VIII. '.tAMS, Prof. OF Mercan.'
.ile and CONNER. .'al Penmanshir.
N. B. HATCH, Esq., Of the Pitts.
burgh Bar, Prof. Of Mercantile I. NV.
p. HAYDEN, A. M. Prof. Of Matle.
inatics. . H,- i| Dy ..'t
This Institution occupies five spacious apart-
mcnts, ana is considered the most extensive
md perfectly organized Commercial College in
the Lnited Slalesl What is said of Il. by the
most eminent mercantile authorities in the
country, and Of the Principal as Practical Ac-
countant as an experienced Teacher, and
as All author: as also Of his colleague, Mr.. vii.
liams. Us Pcnman, will be found in The pam
phlet circular of2i pages. $500.
Duff Book Keeping. pp 1872, Royal octave.
iinrpefs. Price ! l,5 -p stage 81 CTS Tue
N ISL perfect combination Of instruction and
practice published"
."Dnfs Western steamers Accountant"-
pr'ce 81, postage o cts "a perfect system for
keeping such Books and Accounts"
~ Merchants and Steamers can o,way, he
supplied with thoroughly trained accountants"
o. Send circular by Mail. r-
April 26, 1853, ,s,v
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber
has been appointed aud qualified, as Admins.
traitor on the Estate OF John Patterson late ol
Lawrence County, deceased.-May 18th 1858
BENJAMlN G. NEAL Admit
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Nails.
Steel.
Mill and Circular Saws.

WIN. ROWLANDS celebrated Mill Saws.
w from q to u feet; circular Saws. Gro s
Cut Saws. Pit'Saws; also large assortment Of
Mill Saw Files, etc. etc., kept ON hand and for
sale by D.. Ak.
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{?A7IllLW lofsID Ip1Ff92

GRAHAM 8 STATION, Ono, May rs, A..
Mr.. X. L. SELLlHs.-l think il right, Tor the
benefit of Others to state some facts IN relation
10 your excellent family medicines.
have utcd your ermlluge largely in my own
laml,y, one vial frequently answer ny lCr pei.
ling grant ties SAY 100 to 2C0) OF worms lorn
Two ch'l ZEN. | have also used your Liver
p lis and Cough Syrup in my family. and they
have IN every instance, Produced the effect dc
sired.
Ash am engaged, in merchandising, am able
to state that have yet 10 hear of the fr,l fail
ure where your medicines have been used IN
my section OF the com ry. In C nclusun
may STATE that they are the medic Hes o the da,
and are destined 10 have very extensive p PIT
lauly.
Yours, respectfully,
w. II, PiNNELL,
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$, q, GLOVER,
Manufacturer and CeaIer in
HATS, CAPS & FURS,
lORzgSMDUIEI, OHIO.
Cash Paid for Turs, and Skin,
Paper Hangings.

nM ho" rcreivng my Spring Stock Of
= ! r,encn ana Amer can Paper Hanging. wh ch
lar Surpnsses any hing the kind ev,r m: ,.I
IN tins markei.--Slany fthe patterns wer, nr,,.
pared ana packed pressly ior me in France.
and embrace all the latest sycs.
IL IS OF grade and price from 5 cts to 81,
per p ece. N''''
have Ten thousand p eces embracing m NJ.
Than one hundred dlrercn; p,iterns. sn rh,,,,.
III 's' IaSt'h cannot ia /, be suited b,tl, IN
pf'ce ana qhality The ,ll.l story of nv B,nk
S."fe binding will be devoted exclusively 10
faprr iiana'ngs. and will be brlilan,iy lighted
every evening, 81 that Persons cnn have the oo-
p'rtnnly OF examining as well al nivhl as N
daylight. The sye Of Velvet Bjrlerinrs t!,,y
season s Really bsaHifu aud at half .h,: isuaj
p''ce; J. J.oTEpHENSUN.
u No 4, Buckeye Book.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-05-13

We have but little time or space to devote 70 our
contemporaries of last week. but courtesy compeis US
to notice some little things, which we have slightly
glanced at in the press of other business as for IN
stance that the Commercial complainant piteousiy
of removals from Office. TIC this we have only 70
say that turn about is fair play, and that no single
Office holder, who has been or may be turned OUT
has been deceived. They all knew and expected
that such would be the result of the election and
indeed, so did everybody else. The decapitated,
themselves, behave like sensible men and say moth
ing about it.
Again, we notice that the Herald, the Fayetteville
Observer and other Scott papers make some noise
about the appointment of certain members OF the
Democratic party to Office, who had, at one time
been considered as identified with the Free Soil or
Secession movements. In reply, it is sufficient to
say that in all his important appointments, Gen
Pierce has pursued somewhat similar to
that adopted by him in the formation of his Cabl-
net, every member of which is known to have seen
copy of his inaugural address and given the prin-
ciples and policy therein proclaimed his hearty sup
port No man has been appointed to office by Gen.
Pierce unless it was distinctly understood that he
would abide by and support, in good faith, the re-
cent compromise and every part of it, as final
settlement of the sectional difficulties which had
disturbed the country.
In the third place, the Herald deriveth great plea
sure from knowledge of the fact that there were
some queer doings at the Democratic meeting on
Tuesday night last. To all this it is welcome we
are glad that any ray should penetrate the Heralds
political gloom. 1t needs some consolation enor-
mously. We care little about the matter. Neither
we or any other member of the ajority-a maj ori
ty apparently of twenty to be held respon-
sble for any part of the noise and confusion But
we do object to any misrepresentation of things
whether arising from misunderstanding or
from any other cause. As, for instance, Colonel
Person did not represented, talk about throttng
anybody, or any portion of the party ; he
appealed to the 1rhoie party to put away from
them disunion and wrangling: and division. Wheth
er he used the word throttle or not, we do not re-
member; but if he did, what man is there who
would not if he could, throttle every bad and inju
rous feeling that mi ht threaten to disturb the har
mony ofan association to viii CHI he belonged Again
the Herald says that the meeting Uoted down a reso
luton in favor of Free Suffrage, and the election o
Judges by the people. In this the Herald is mista
ken. Owing to the talking against-time course of
member of the minority, the resolution could not
reached, and was not voted on at all. There wa
not Democrat present opposed to Free Suffrage.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-05-13
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. NoRTH-CARoLINA.

ARRIVED.
May 5steamer Henrietta, Hartman, from Ezabethtown
to Vessel & Eilers
Steamer Spray from SmithvlIe to A. H Van Bokkeen
6Schr Eza Frisbee, from Charleston in ballast TO De
Rosset & Brown
Steamer Zephyr. McRae from Fayetteville to j. d Ddc-
Rae & Co.
7-schr. w. Fl Smith, Wyatt. fun New York, to Dehos-
set & Brown; with mdze.
Beatys Boat Billy Pickett, with spirits, and rosn, to j..
G.. Latta.
CLEARED.
May 5Seamer Evergreen Watson for Fayetteville, by
w. H. McKoy.
6-Schr. Alcyona, Whitaker, for Philadelphia by j. H.
Flanner; with naval stores, &c.
6-Schr. H. w Wellington Wells for Boston, by fars-
ley, McRae & Co.; with 100 bbls rosin So 800 feet umb
Steamer Rowan, Rothwel, for Fayetteville by E. j Lut-
terloh.
Schr. F. J. Cummings, Veazie, for Philadelphia, by VIM
NJ. Harriss with go, 900 feet lumber.
7-Schr Sea Lion Manning for Rockland, Me-. by VIM.
NJ Harrss with bbls rosn do spirits urpentine, 10 do
tar, 10 do. pitch, 81 900 feet lumber. go
Schr Aaric Rogers for New York. by Miles Costing with
naval stores, &c
Steamer Spray, for smithville by A H. VanBokkelen;
with 80 passengers.
Steamer Zephyr, McRae for Fayetteville, by j. & D.
McRae & Co.; with 30 passengers
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-05-13
sTABLER's DIARRHGA CORDIAL!

pleasant mixture, compounded agreement with the rules
of Pharmacy of therapeutic agents. long known and celebrated
econs of the system. In its actions AIAfS NAUSEA
produces healthy action Of the LIVER thus removing tie cause
at the same time that it cures the disease.
The valuable Medicines above named have recently been
roduced, with the number the Medical
sion in the City of Baltimore and elsewhere and in practice nave
succeeded admirably in curing the diseases for which @
are prescribed They are offered to the Country Pacuon
medicines which he in all respects depend upon as
in agreement with the experience OF some OF the nost
and judcious Physicians and strictly in CONFORMITY WIN
rules Of Pharmacy as especially serving his convenience
| compounded by practical Pharmacents. ,,, ,.r,
See the descriptive Pamphlets, to be had srats oil an WI"
the Medicines for sale, containing recommendaloh from
Martin, I'altZel Addison, Payne Handy, Love &C. ~
Doc S. b. Martin, says L do not hesitate to rcconmnG 1
Darrhea Cordial and AnOdyne Cherry ErPerora"h o. ala
Doct. JOHN Addison says gives me much pe'sug sS
testimony that of Others in favor OF the
cacy Of your Da1rhea Cor ia &c; and OF the mpl
have no hesitation in recommending it, as most 'diu
! cne,; &c. ,-,t,bR
Doct r. A. Payne, says he has used the DiarhGa %s
practice with the happiest effect and thinks one @ nr
convenient and efficient combinations ever oheFcu " ~
| feSSOn.' ,,un
Doct L. D. Handy writes have administered your t mo
Expectorant several cases Bronchial affection Wih %
happy resul and from knowledge of its adnifao''
with the greatest confidence recommend IT. the
Doct W. S. Love, writes to us that lie mas Gus G four
Expecorant to his wife, who has had the SANDING
teen years, and that she is fast recovering from M n an
mHlady. 1t has few week done her more soou
remedies she heretofore used under able in The
Sixteen OF the best Apothecares and @ nioDs
City of Baltimore, write We satisfied inc G Sers
Darr Cordial medicines of great Vae a are recon-
for the relief and of the diseases for when @
mended they bear the evidence OF Skill and care in
alton and style Of putting up,, and we take pieas"
mendng them.' r ,;nore
ICE II. STABI.ER 8. CO. Wholesale DruGsSN
Proprietors.
Gz-For sale by Druggists generally, and by nc.
&. DuPRE Druggist, WimlNs"N 6m
| Dccemher "a 1879