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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-09

lNUANO, (ilANO.-Haying made arrangements with
u the Peruvian Agents supplies of GUANO the
best terms prepared to furnish H. We have
hand will be in regular receipt Oft
We shall sell but what direct from the agents
and all who purchase from rely getting GENUINE
GIANO We solicit the friends and all others
with the that will always furnish them with the
best article, and on the favorable
GRENSHAW & co,
sid of the Rasiu
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NEWS FROM AMELIA.

And for sale by J. H. seay, stroher Whitehead j II
Thompson Co. X. Saher a Co Lynchburr, Va, aud b,
dealers in Medirines eVerHMhere. lsep 81
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.

Me-" ".''s -
II .immU 0.ine.-First Packet TO san win as (Xkfk
ns,eh The superior fast sailing double decked Sn1k
and COPPER fastened schooner =" ELlbn captain -
LAMPS STEWART now loading and viii san as ABOVE for
balance of freight apply TO ,.,,, wv, ,.rrppIr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-09
A,cECsAI. r,IHI.yC NOTsCE.-Lnr.c stool.

- OF DRY GOODS IN MARKET FOR tASH.-My stock
Acw Spring and Summer Goods is complete The
whole stock bought cheap aud will be sodfo
small profit, for cash.
The money market having become easy, hope friends
and customers will forward and supply themselves ber
ally All ask call from those in want of goods to insure
sales lapl II dts JNO. j. PURNIS, Agt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-09

: v NEW HOODS l-JNO ], PTKNIS Agent, Is rcceiN-
II Fall and Winter Goods All he has
say is his Stock is taken from of the largest Import
and Jobbng houses tho Unon nett cash prices and
will be sold by him at small profits for cash. and nothing else
hut cash
Canal Boats Railroads and Express Companies
al of which will be sold cheap for cash
sen JND j pII{NIS, Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-09

NEW.YORK PACKETS.-This new home axsGssrss.s -
ine Il ,bree DAYS All owned in the city OF
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-09

HATS. HATS! EIATS!!. --S PKANG Tin
4 FASHloNSFOR ls53.-STITZER will Introduce Esl
the style Dress Hat the first Saturday in March,
the inspection of his and the public generally
which viii be found supass Hat in this market in beau
quality and finish Also lot of beautiful style
Hats young Gents All those desiring fine Dress Hats
eclipse any thing market, will please call the
Of the BLUE HAT
Al kinds of Hats made to order with ncatness and dispatch
Customers Hats dressed usual
mar ats VIM. STITZER.
IGOSBGE! EECUHsGE! Nv Z are now receiving
aud the following brands of line Licorce for
sale cnnSignm,nts:
100 Il and S. Sticks,
30 do Faracco do.
20 do r. q. do.
apl l3ts. MCDANIEL, HURT PRESTON
aNk.A@G1G eSEA.fS.-l have Just received by express,
IL another lot Of those desirable ELASTIC BELTS al
shades and widths Call and select for yourselves
~ ls-ts. A. =. ENGLEDoVE
A u dOSl.l am Offering entire stock of Ladies
Dress Goods COST for cash also assortment of
such Nestugs Hosiery Linen Goods &c Call
my Sororoom, under the Warwick House.
aug 25.ts n. c. JORDAN.
SOMETHING; SUFERIOH.-M eCoRkLE q
~ JONES will have, in few days,
20 that celebrated "F. e. Stick Licorlce,
Mass do.
which they invite the attention of manufacturers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-09

INK INK. INk...-
j Dayids Jet black Steel Pen Ink;
do do
MAYNARD 4 Mayes do 10 in bottles from on to gall
Aruolds English Writing Fluid,
Rowan 4 Thompsons do
English Copying Ink,
Japan Writing do
Blue Ink
Carfnlne French aud American Red Ink;
Indelble Marking Ink;
lpdelhle Ink with preparations.
An the above Inks warranted of the best qnhiy anu
kept constantly hand ut nov 5tsl NOISES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-09

ltOTTON OZNAHs nGse-62 Bales No. Cotton
Oznaburgsa heavy article, just received from the facio
nv on consignment aud viii be sold merchants
hey be had Richmond Baltimore Please
call aud anime Tor yourselves.
nua LEE A. JOHNSON
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Anew PUBLICATION OF THE AMERl

- and beautiful assortment OF GOLD iiNS consist
Ing styles the most approved patterns which VII
sold prices that cannot fail To please Call and try them
Also large of Steel Pens and bolders oc lOts
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IDup:DuONT WORKS

w ertcd assortment of large and small Straw,
Manila, Tea and Envelope just rocclvedat
lJts MORSES
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NOTECE.-Al persons who are indebted to tie uua
~ signed, or to the old concern OF b. II. Lewis [
whose accounts have been due six months
to come forward and pay up, or they will be pa f
OF an officer for collection. y. c, LINZ,
2I-d2M
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-03-28
Who will, be the Next Bidder?

1t appears that the Know No,hings are
so confident Of their power to elect the
next President, that they are already re-
ceiving bids for the office. Commodore
Stockton was the FIRST bidder. He claims
10 have been a Know Nothing from earli-
est infancy, and has been writing the
most vindictve letters against foreigners
and Catholics. This was the first bid
Next came Sam Houston, and. ,..determin.
ed TO outbid Stockton, ne perambuls,ed
the country organizing Know. Nothing
Councils. and making voters to his hand.
Stockton was outbid and Sam ielt secure.
But doubtful things are very uncertain. as
Sam ascertained. George Law, whose
m otto is, that it is better to be born lucky
than rich, puts in. Bill Poole. the gre al
know-Nothing bully was killed, aud his
murderer escaped on a vessel. Now was
Georges chance. He had a vessel, the
celebrated "Grapeshct," and with a grea,
deal of ceremony he offered it. free, gratis
FOR NOTHING, to pursue Baker. mo
trouble at all gentlemen" Take her
right along" The Presidential election
comes in 1867
Who will be the next bidder?
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-03-28
Geing. Going.

The following article from the "know
Nothing" printed in Boston. which we
find in an exchange, will show the views
of some OF the order in regard to its "se-
cret action" and at the same time gives
an idea of the harmony which exists in it
at the present time. 1t will be seen that
even the organs of this party do not think
it treason q BILE to talk OF total disruption. y
The paper says:
IAN evil result Of the secret action o!
a poilIcal party is lis liability 10 sacrifice
principles to men. This is an evil from
which the American party is in no wise
exempt, as we propose to show by way
Of Illustration lnjudicious partzans OF
certain prominent man have SO well sue
ceeded III coupling his name with a term
we'll understood by every member Of the
secret American party, that the public out
side and many OF the members within be-
gin to look upon the Hon. Sam. Houston
as the head and front Of the American
party, as the only exponent Of its prnci-
pies. as its only eligible candidate for the
Presidency. In measure it has already
become the party OF man and for the
inperiectons of that man, whoever he
may be, the party must consequently SUIT
fer. This state OF Things has already ex.
cited the jealousy OF tho partizans Of an
other prominent citizen, and we hnd that
Stockton Clubs are being secretly organ
ICED in every part Of the Union. This. o
and unless this evil is checked. we shall
soon end that instead Of working together
as a unit. for the advancement OF impor.
tant principles. the American party will be
divided and subdivided into par.izan clans
Tor this, that and the other man. until il.
Total Obstruction is accomplished.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-03-28
Our Affairs viii Spain.

S.i
The washington uniq announces 'ne
settlement of the Black YaFrior case with
Spain. II appears that es Spanish Min
i.ter of Foreign Rela,,o. intimated his
;,,en,;on - .soeda frorI,h. nos;,;a.o os
ms Preoecessor' ana asSu lot y me y'eYs
of our government. in wiring: tha, ne might
take them into serious cps.deratlon. Mr.
Marcy ihereuPon inslruteu mr.. souie 70
communicate to the sSPnisn governments
his dispatch OF June y 1904, In reply
TO MT. Caideron = dlsPtch reinslpg 70
comply with our demafi Tor sstlsiaction
IN tho case: On the 20 Of december.
l854, MIR. Souie COMMUNICATED 70 me
Spanish government ihI dispaioh OF M.
MARCY out no reply ws made 10 i oy
the opanish governmet prior 70 Mr.
Souie 3 resignation and Withdraw from
maorid. Inc Union, ater sseaktagsoi
this 1l'1 'dlsPa'ch OF MIR. Macy as one OF the
"'os' uhans~elaole s!ppnsnis svel me0e
on controyerted questlq.s OF fact and law,
says:
I'VE are grained y le arm that It has
oeen properly appreciated, and that ne
iully admitted by the Srnish government.
we have reliable iniqma alton as to the
change IN the Determination o. Her Gath
one ma!esty IN regardto the BLACK war
rlor anair, ana nave relson 20 kaow mat
the following extract fa.letter on the
subject, from Madrld, shIcn aP2esrs IN
1aiignanis Messengetoi FEB. ~. 1900.
is correct I'll apPeap says the letter.
mat the spanish govenmens mas oecioed
on Proclalming That ue an.norisles Q. Cu-
oa exceeded .neir powers IN the anaaf
the BLACK arrlor,ss regards the TWO
principal points OF 1.-The description OF
the cargo and the time allowed Tor the
production the shi,s manifest IN con-
sequence, 1t is dispned to accord . just
indemnity" Assuring this intormation
TO be true. II is gratifying 10 know thai MF.
Marcy g argument has had the sffsct ol
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Is the Gar Dead?s

As there has been no arrival since our
last issue. we are no better prepared 10
answer this question than we were week
ago. The report seemed TO be pretty well
authenticated, but since tho hoax about
the fall Of Sebaslopol. we have learned TO
be a little cautious. Oar exchanges pret-
~ generally are calculsling and speculat
ing upon the subject, but it amounts to
nothing more than guess work. As our
readers are probably as good at guessing
as ourselves. we viii say nothing more
than ,ha, in our opinion the chances are
in favor efihe truth OF the report.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-03-28
The Democratic Party,

In the general disruption Of peiticsl or
carnations. very pertlnenily says the New
York Atlas, the old democratic party is
the only one that appears likely 10 survive
the present crisis, and maintain its ancient
land marks. its principles being based
upon the constitution and the Rights OF
Man. it must eventually end permanently
triumph; bul however decided may be the
sentiments oi man, in favor OF Democrat.
ic measure. he should not receive the con
fdence and endorsement OF the democra-
cy. while harbors or encourages preJudices
inimlcal 10 the constitutional rights OF any
class of our fellow citizens, any section oi
our common country, or any individual in
the community. Standing upon the an.
cient platform of free toleration and liber-
al principles. erected by the founders OF
the democratic faith, the prs sent organiza.
,ion OF the Democratic party, may be IL
kened to the house OF the wise man Of the
scriptures which was founded upon rock.
The rains Of sectional discord may de-
scend upon 1.-THE floods OF party strife
may come, aud the tempest OF faction and
Know No,hingism may blow and bestup-
Oh liz dIu yct IL Will uOt iotis IOuhA a
iion is upon the lmmutable principles o
the constitution, and the gates OF he'll shalI
no, prevail against it,
There is ne party organization in this
State, or in the Union, except the demo
cratic, that was within it the elements O
success, or which can iriumbh, except fo'
"a day Whenever the people have an op
portunity TO fully discuss the principles
upon which political parties move. The
democracy is always in the ascendant Sc
1 it will ever be; and those who are nov
turning their backs upon the great princi
pies OF human equality and fraternity, up
on which our Constitution is based, ant
which have, thus far, distinguished ou
government as the superior Of every othe
in the world. will eventually be broush, tc
a realizing sense Of the fact.-Senect
! Advertiser.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-03-28

PUNISHMENT FOR DugLlNG Juan Pages
recently convicted ofmanslaughter at New
Orleans. for having killed man in duel
has been sentenced to thirty days impris.
onment in the State prison. The Judge
who sentenced him said:
'As you have been found guilty. it be-
comes my duty to sentence you. The law
allows me 10 sentence You twenty years or
less. al my discretion. Taking into view
allihe circumstances ofyour case, not The
least OF which is that you are the FIRST who
has been convicted ofthe offence, and the
fact that yon are represented by all to be
man Of mild snd pesceable temper: that
you have been, during the residence o!
twenty years. honest and uprighi in all
your relations OF lie; and tha. you have
never been. charged with any violation o,
law shsll iheretors. sehtenc yoa 10 ihir.
,v days Imprisonment a. hard labor in the
Stale prison.,
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Gov Medilrs Decision Concerning
Military Companies Composed In
Whole or in Part Of Adopted Citi-
W1NEsBERG. Feb. 14@1855.

INESBERG. FeD. -, 1868.
To The Hon. Wm. Medil, Gouernor of
Ohio-SIR: The members OF the newly
formed sJsckson Guards" Rife Com.
Pany of this place. al meeting held on
the 18th inst, passed resolution and
appointed the undersigned commiue 10
inquire OF your Honor. as the Comman der
in -chisf, your opinion as to the distrbu-
ton of the public arms to companies
which are in part, or entirely formed OF
adopted citizens. We therefore beg leave
to elicit from yenr Honor an early deci-
sion in this matter. Notwithstanding the
prevailing opinion in the States OF Mas.
sachuset,s, New York. and even TO some
extent in this State. we await your most
liberal opinion on this point.
With sentiments Of the highest coDsid.
Grafton. We beg. your Honor, to remain
your most ODE edient servants.
N. F. JOSS,
j. RABER,
S. TROYER,
G. AUTHENRIETH.
G. DlLGER,
G. lTHNER. -
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Prepayment Of Postage.

In accordance with the recent amend.
ment to the Postage law, on and after
the FIRST day OF April, all letters must be
prepaid otherwise they canno, be mailed
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how any one % raise, or in any way
notice, tire disihc,ioh referred to; dis
iinction which his no foundation in either
the organic orlegislatve enactmeats of
the country. anil which influenced BY tho
same spirit and follow the same exam
pie, i, might te well ! avoid, as far ~
prsctic able, ia the formation Of Comps.
! am gentlemen, very fespectiully.,
Your obt. erv't.
.-s- WILLhM MEDILL.
Messrs. N. F. Joss. Raber. s. Troy
er, G.. Au,henrie,h, C. pilger, G. hhnsr. {;
COMMITTEES. !.
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Constitution of the Sag NIGHTS.

As this institution is spreading pretty
rapidly. and assuming an important pos.
ition in Ohio politics, we give below its
Constitution as we find 1t in the States.
man. This institution was origin ated by
Know Nothings who had become disgust,
cd with the old order. for the purpose OF
exposing It's secrets and counteracting its
evil inffuences. The Sag NIGHTS, if we
sre-correc'iy informed, openly avow their
membership, and boldly proclaim their
principles and if the Constitution pub-
li'hed below, be correct exposition OF
their "faith and practice" there is little to
be ashamed Of Yet We do not approve
OF secret political organizations. whatever
we may think OF their objects. We re-.
gard them as unnecessary and danger.
Gus.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-03-28

o. good coal digger can obtain per-
manent employment by applying a, the
new saw mill. See advertisements
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A large delegation Of the chiefs Of tho
Chippewa and Winnebago Indians have
besn in Washington for the past month,
who have lusl concluded treaty for the
disposal OF their lands west of Lake Su.
pprior. They had an interview with the
President and Commissioner Of Indian af.
fairs when Falmouth, a Pillaser Chippewa.
told the President That two great men
there met. tnatthe whites were often ac-
cused oflcheaiing the Indians, but tha,
this time the Indians had che ated The com
missioner.f for they sold hin, tract Of land
tor good deal oil money which was worth
but little. At this the president and corr
missioner lsughed heartily and the chiefs
took their departure well pleased with .heir
interview with tbs Great Father.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-03-28

Death Of a Revolutionary Soldier.
MARmADuKE s. DAVIS departed this life at
his residence, in this place. on. Tuesday morning
last, aged 96 Us. and ds. Ia the wal, Of 1890 lie
served under Genera ST. Clair and Wayne He
witnessed the defeat OF 81. Clair in Ost 1872. and
he alss witnessed the, taking of Cornwallis. al
Yorktown. The deceased was a pioneer in the
early se.tlmsnt If Belmont county, having trsidsd
here for about 4S years. and was esteemed as the
possessor OF all those qualities which make the ue
and upright citizen. st. Ctairspike Gazette
PROVIDENCE. R. t., March 22.-The
Democratic Convention nomin aled for
Governor, Americus V. Potter. OF Provi.
dence; Lieu, Governor, Nicholas Brown,
Of Warwick.
SHORT MEAsUREs.-The severest com-
mentafy on the honesty Of New York re-
tailers is to be fouad in the recent report
OF the officer who examines weights and
measures, by which il appears. that OF one
thousand three hundred and ninety. seven
dry measures examined during the las'
vesr; only three hundred and seventeen
were found correct; while OF all the we,
measures examined, two thirds were found
10 be incorrect. This would scarcely be
crsdibls were ii moi an efiicialfaoi.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-21
NOTICE.

HAVING purchased the interest of Dr.
u X. II. Day in the Drug Store of Wad.
dill Il Day. and resumed busiress upon my
own account, my old friends and patrons
are informed that, feeding thankful fol
PASTfFAVORS, I claim their custom 70,
the future.
The same attention heretofore given ia
the careful selection of PURE DRUGS
and the scrup,IIous regard had to the dis
pensing them, will, hope, secure me IN
INCREA SEQ SHARE Of patronage. &
mar. rs. II, I. WADDTLL,
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FIELDING NUSSELMAN.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds
OPC0NPECTIONAR1ES,

Conner OF Third aud Laurel SITS, (nearly
opposite the Bank) Baton Rouge II
HAVING this day REDUCED his prices.
IL he is prepared to furnish all kind Of
CANDY at WHOLESALE and RETAIL, on
more favorable terms than can be had in N.
Orleans; and having experienced workman,
his candy will always be Pure and rREsa;
care being taken that no "deleterious ingre-
dent" is used in its manufacture, as is too
often the case with confectionery purchased
at AUCTIONS and from irresponsible houses.
He trusts that the trade OF this, and the
adjoining parishes, will give him their OF.
ders to fill, which he is prepared to do to
any amount, having made arrangements for
the best quality Of sugar in market. and be-
ing in correspondence with one Of the large
est houses in New York, to supply him with
fancy confectionery and articles in bis line.
September 7,-y. 49,, ...,.l,. t..' H.
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Inlrmazy at grsenwsll Springs
Parrish Of Esst sssfa q oses, IA.
DRi ROMER, begs leave respect.
u nulIy to inform the Public thst Nc has .s,ab.
ltshed ut Greenwich Dprinss-<the waters OF whh \
have become Justly ceebrate ted for their medicina
virtues. an INFIRMARY FOR THE RECEPTION
or DISEASED NEGROES. s.sT
Conditions for Adsmissi on.
The charge per day for Board snA sisdical At.
tendance will be 81. rl9 utl l4F
surgical operations extra charge.
deposite Of ~ 10 advance required, or . good
reference TO 4 resident at Baton Rouge. f't
Baton Rouge, Dec. 16-l-y.
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N1ARSH'S Improved Elastic Sus-

M ARSF'S Improved Elastic Sus-
AVA pender Shoulder Brace, the object
(which is to correct habitual stopping
round and crooked shoulders, weak back
and chest, and to preserve that erect and
graceful position which is indispensable TO
health and beauty IL is adapted to Men,
Women and Children Of all ages, occups-
tons and conditions: it is light, vet strong
perfectly elastic, simple, and beautifully
'uIfl's the object designed. For sale by
Octd. VIM. BoGEL. Druggist.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-21
Dry Lemonade.

THIS Preparation is concentration oil
l. the property Of the best Lemon and
Sugar, which qualihes the article to pro.
doce simultaneously superior Lemonade,
and make IL more convenient than Lemon
Syrup or Lemons, not being liable to spoil
whatever climate il may be transferred to.
Its usefulness with Parties. Picnics and the
travelling community is obvious, and for
persons thai undertake long voyages it
will prove to be an eHectual preventative
Of Scurvy. 1f t'f"7'a se"" a"'ad 7
lnvalids may also use it with advan-
tage when prescribed by Physicians. Pre-
pared only by <Ii.sl WIN. BOGEL, q.
if- Druggist and Apothecary.
To whom all orders must be a1dressed,
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BATON Rouge steam Corn Mills.
THE above establishment. situated On
l corner of North and Main streets. 4
now in working order, and any demand
for Fresh Ground Corn Meal. can be
promptly supplied. ftfe
VA meal cart will. for the accommo.
'ation Of customers, make the circuit Of the
city every Monday, Thursday and Satnr.
day: Meal will also be kept at the store
Of the Undersigned. opposite the Harvey
House. JOSHUA BEAL.
June 20 '54.y. no t %
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Cofeenns Eminent.

EOR MANand BEAST-Cures wounds
! sores, bruises, sprains, burns, scalds,
rheumatism, sour throat, toothach he, piles and
cornes. Is most excellent internal RENE.
b,y-cramps choic. hatulency y, Cholera mor :
dus, fiux and dysentery For sale bv 80
+ aug sly. H. r. WADDILL.
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Carriages, Harness, 60.

UST received from the best northe ~
y manufacturers, large assortment Of
C3RRLAGES and HARNESS. which.
with lumber Of my own manufacture
comprises variety worthy the attention Of
purchasers, who are invited to examine be.
fore purchasing elsewhere. ri,I
oct 1917 W. F. TUNNARD.
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WIN. BOGEL, ,. a.
Drugkisf and ADOthecarv

K EEPS constantly on hand a large a ID
~ well selected stock Of fresh Drugs and
Medicines, All his preparations are PIE.
pared by Northern manufactures, and pu,
up in the very bestnanncr to preserve their
medicinal virtues: In climate like this
persons should not overlook this important
consideration. ...........t.-... - !
W- Prescriptions filled with care at an,
time Of night or day. oct1O-y