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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13
ID By me President
GEORGE W. MlSSYPrSsr,

A - Commissioner Of Indian Afairs-
NorE--The above advertisement viii be published
in such pspers only as are requested by note 70 insert
H. ~ -."- aug22widofs.
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CLINTON COUNTY.

The hf Of the Or Of sec % % n W, contain
ing 60 acres; mot legged by David Barnes and sarah
Barnes his wife: Loan, Interest DC, 500 36-I00.
The bf OF the n or Of sec - - &; mort
gagged by Nathaniel Bell and Nancy Bell his wife; for
feited aud sold credit William BOys; Loan, ill.,
terest &c, SOS 26-l0O.
The hi OF the n or OF sec IL 81 l contain
ing seres; morSaged 10y James Scott and Jane his
wife; Loan, interest," &c, S326-
The hf OF the qr OF sec 81 and the or OF the
n Or Of sec - and the Qrof the n or o. %
all in 1 y e; morigaged by John Grill and Mary
his wife; orfeited aud sod credit Harry ID. Rush:
Loan. interest &c, S69f ai-lOl.
The " hf Of e ar of sec IL t2l r9 e, containing
90 morigaged by Samuel 3. Rogers and Malinda
his wife Loan, Interest &c $5f3 7O-I0O.
The Or Of or of sec 2lnr2 c, cOnta ming
80 9l-O0 acres, except acre off corner norgaged
by Iaac Gsno and Permiiann his wife: Loan, interest
&c, SszI 15-IOO.
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BOONE COUNTY.

Lot No OF frac subdivision OF sec % ! 2On r W,
containing 81 $500 also lot No OF subdivision
see 2it 2UnTi ", containing 81 Gl-lOO acres; mort
gagged by Charles T.. Williams and Jane his wife: Loan
Interest &c. Sii3 so.
Seventy -thrce acres ol. the W side Of or OF sec
10 g; also - acres Of the Or OF soc 10 r
c, commencing at n corner Of said sec, thrnce "
50 rods thence 90 rods thence "a rods, thence 80
rods % beginning containing Ia al 100 acres; mOrtga
scd By Samuel II. Seenbargcr and Mary Jane his wile
Loan, Interest &c, S55l 90.
The " hfo n az OF sec 10 10 re Q, containing
20 acres; mOrtgaged by Samuel X Hardy ard Sarah
his vile: loan, interest &C., Slj5 -.
Fifty OF land OF the south end of the hf OF
the or OF l9t - nr2 e mougaged by Patterson
c. Bandenburg and Malinda his wife: Loan interes.
dc, S439 Is.
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Sale of 81 king Fund Lands.

THE following pieces, parcels or lots of land, or so
muca 1i each as may be necessary, III, on SAT-
URDAY THE THIRTEENTH DAY Cf DEoEM-
BER NEXT, between the hours OF eight O'Clock
A. NJ aed i've Oc Ock y. NJ, al the Court House door,
IN the city of indianapolis be offered for sale TO the
highest Oidder-the bid leing equal 10 the amount
chargeable; the same having been morlgagea TO the
State of Indiana, loans from the sinking Fund
and forfeited by the nonpay Of interest thereon,
to-wit.
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q ofths W or OF sec IL Z IN all containing
so acres; mortgaged 10y George w. Olds and Eliza A
his wife. Loan. interest &c, S2f4 So
The or of n W frac1 or OF ses ID Ill r W, cen
tanning % acres; also the ar offs Or Of sec IL
OF w. containing 4c also the end OF the h
ofthe or of sec Isl IL N w containing 81 acres
and also part of the frac Of the hf of sec "a IL
w. containing % acres; the last namei tracts
bounded as described on page l4i Book OF The Recor
Of Deeds in Morgan county; mortgaged by Solomon
Myer and Elizabeth Of wife Loan, interest &c, SO 80
Lot No / in block No % in town OF Martinsville
mortgaged by Giles Mitchell and Arm hIs wife. Loan
interest &C., S2l7 81
OWEN COUNTY.
The n W or of sec 80 l w, containing 100
also w or of sec 20 o W, containing 100 acres
nortgaged by John p Dunn; forfeited and sold OF
credit TO Harry d. Rush. Loan, interest @e, s7s7 ab'
60 cents.
PORTER COUNTY.
The n or of see 1t % nr6w; mortgaged by iona
han Line and Joanna his wife. Loan, Interest &c
SJ63.
The u W or Of sec IA t IS re W, containing iG
acres; mOrtgaged by William X Talbot and Sinai hi
wife. Loan, interest &C., S445 So
The hf Ofn or Of eco and hf OF qr Of sec 2
t36nr6 W; mortgaged by John Wolf; forfeited anC
sold credit 10 Henry Wells. Loan, interest &c.
$3.50 O5.
The hi Of sw ar Of see II 3jnr5 W, containing s.
acres; mortgagtd by Thomas ilyerand Nancy his wife
Loan, interest &c. S54o IL
The hf Of n or of 36 81 II W, containing a
acres, and hf of ~ Of or Of sec 81 30 "
containing acres, and hf of ar OF or of
9 % I W, containing 20 acres Ia all 10 acres
terest &c, Il, CS4 20.
The bf o. n W or fsee 50 b n W, containing &
acres; mortgaged by John Herr and Lucy his wife
Loan, interest &c, $40 10.
PUTNAM COUNTY.
Ten acres of the n cor of the hf OF or 81 ~
TIA n RI W; mortgaged by James NJ GrOoms and Eliza
his wife. Loan. interest &e., s5i2 81.
Lots No Is and 90 in town of Greencaste. appears
the plat said town. mOrgaged by Jefferson Walls
and Sally his wife, forfeited and sOlu credit TO JEFF
fersOn Walls. Loan, intei est &c, 1854 "a
PULASKI COUNTY.
The n or of n W or. the hf Of or, and the n W
or OF ar of sec 81 raw containing loo acres mort
gagged by Niles Jordan. Loan interest &C. 1852 30.
The e hf of or, and qr OF q ar, ana e or Of
or of sec 29r9 W, containing lS2 3llOO acres
mortgaged by James G. Alfred and Patsy his wife Loan,
interes &c, Si3i Is.
RANDOLPH COUNTY.
The shf Of fractional sec % 10 13 containing les
l2- mOrtgaged by James ID. Hunt and Almira
his wife; forfeited and sold credit TO Sarah Hunt.
Loan, interest &C., S676O5.
The hf Of or of sec IL TIC rig e: also ~
post " of sec Is 49, 3, thence
sc roods, thence 60 roods, thence 10 rOOds thence
81 roods, thence to beginning; mortgaged by Richard
Robins and Margaret his wife. Loan, Interest &c,
$3.50 10.
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The n c or Of The or and the or Of the or
OF sec ~ nr2 "; also hi Ofn or Of sec { - n
. "; and also n or OF the or of sec 1 25 ,
W, containing in all 200 I4-iC0 acres; morgaged by
Francis c. Kendall; forfeited and sold credit TO
Abram L. Voorhees,: Loan, interest &c, SOS IL
The hf OF the @ or OF sec 20 Is W, contain
ing 90 aces mOrtgaged by Jacob Merke and Elizabeth
his wife: Loan Interest &c. SJl2 80.
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their places respectively, by the President by and
with the adyiee and consent of the Senate.
Sec q And lie Il further ena ted, That the operal
ton of the present law limiting the number Of ofI
cers Of the navy shall be suspended SO fur as to an
thorze the restoration, within Que year from thd
passage Of this act by the PRESIDENT, by aud will
the advice and consent OF the senate OF officers rel
served or dronped under the operation OF the act o
the twenty-eighth of February, eighteen hundred
and fty-iye, entitled An act to promote the etii1
cheney of the navy Provided, That there shall I'D
no further promotions or appointments IN any grade
after said RESERVATIONS shall have been made thereto
duced to the limit now prescribed by law. That
when any such officer shall be restored 10 the navy
by and with the advice and consent Of the Senate|
the officer restored shall occupy that position and
not been retired, furloughed, or dropped, by thu
order of the President on the report OF the Naval
Board: Provided, further, That any dropped office
who may be- in the opinion OF said court entitled II
be placed on the retired or furlough list may b(
thus placed by the President, by and with the ad
vice and consent of the Senate.
Sec. 3. And be it further enacted That Oficer|
who were dropped, as aforesaid, and who shall nd
be restored to the naval service within one yeaI
from the passage hereof shall be entitled to recec
one years duty pay OF their grades, respectively
and the President shall he, and he is here authd
rized with the advice and consen. OF the Senate, Il
transfer any officer from the furough to the reserved
pay list, and that SO much OF the act Of Februar|
wenty-eighth, eighteen hundred and iiftyfve, ed
titled can act to promote the efficiency OF TIL
navy" as renders reserved officers ineligible to prd
motion, be, and the same Is hereby repealed.
Sec 4. And be it further enacted That reserved
officers may be promoted on the reserved list, by AMI
with the advice and consent of the Senate but nj
such promotion shall entitle them to any pay I'D
You'd that to which they were entitled when SO I'D
served nor shall they by such promotion, take AMI
higher rank than they would have taken had the]
been retained in the active service Of the navy; AMI
nothing in this act in the act TO which this is a
amendment, shall be SO construed az 70 precludl
officers On the reserved list from wearing the uni
form of their grades respectively.
Sec 5. And be it further enacted, That captains il
command Of squadrons shall be denominated faI
officers.
Sec. 6. And be it further enacted, That al oliicel
who may be restored to active service, under TIL
provisions Of this act shall be entitled TO draw til
same pay they were drawing at the tine they wen
retired dropped, for and during the tune Of suc
retirement or suspension from the active servic|
aforesaid.
Passed the Senate July Is, 1856.
Attest: AsBURY DIcEfSs, Secretary.
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BILL
To amend an act entitled [" IN 1cf 10 Promote The
EMeisncn Of he Narn"

BILL
To amend an act entitled " IN dct 10 Promote TIC
EFFICIENCY Of he Nary"
Re Il enacted by the senate and House Of Repre-
sen,ativcs of the United States OF America in Con-
gross assembled, that, upon the written request
made within ninety days after the passage hefeo, or
within thirty days after the return Of any officer ob-
sent from the United states at the time OF tie pas
sage of this act, provided he shall return within
year after the passage OF this Z, by any officer OF
the navy who vas dropped, lurloughed o. retired,
hy the operation Of the act Of the ycny eighth OF
February. eighteen hundred and iitiyiive, entitled
An act to promote the efficiency Of the navy. the
Secretary al the Navy shall carse the physical, men
tel prolt siOnal and neral fitness OIL such 0fcei Tor
tic naval service 10 be investigated by court OF Ia
gury which shall be governed by the laws and regu
laions which now govern courts Of inquiry; and the
said CONT hell in their finding report whether the
said of,tr II he has hcen dropped from the rolls Of
Tho navv Ought 10 be restored, and, II restored
whether ~ the active list or the reserved list
All IN n the latter whether on leave OF absence OF
lurls Ugh nay: end in case the officer m)king the
written request. aforesaid shall have been placed
on the reserved list then the court on thcir find
No shall teport whether the said officer Ought to be
ihcr he ought 10 remain on the retired LIST leave
II absence or fulough pay: and The finding Of the
CONT SHALL in oil cases, be submitted TO the Pres-
acnt pf the United States and, III appro red hy him
Ia Tho case OF dropped officer. where restoration
has been rt recommended such officer may be n0m-
mated Nv tie President TO the Senate FOR restoration
10 the serve according 20 the finding Of the court
as approved by him; and IN the case OF retired Of
~ eli the finding OF the court, when approved by
lie President shall be conclusive and such officer
sLa te restored 10 the active list 70 occupy that 10
sion and rank in the navy which he would have oc-
crutd had lie not been retired under the ton OF the
la naval board or he shall remain upon The retired
III ON leave Of absence furlough pay, cording
~ The 6ndinp Of the court as approved by the Pre-
siisnt. Provided, that The officers so restored or
placed on the reserved li't shall he appoinrd to
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THr Hay CRor or THr UNITED SrATEs.--lt ma
erhaps seem an incredible state ncnt 70 some
ur readers, tina, the hay crop Of the United Stat
amounts TO nearly tho same as the total market val
OF the entire cotton CROP Such il, nevertheless, q
act. According TO the census OF 1850, the value
he cotton crop Tor lsf9 amounted ~ SOS .60s ~
while the value OF the hay crop amounted 70 81
SO 4oi. OF this crop, very inconsiderdble propC
ton is produced In the South For instance, the c
tire hay crop Of the Union Is estimated at J,s3s,G
tons, and oftlIis amount
New England produced ,.s........... S.4Gs $50 tor
The Middle states y, 031 s65
Inc western - OtNt tJs
The southern states. .....,.t..s.... 70SSo
The single State OF Maine produces more hay TIL
all the Southern States, embracing Nlryland. vi
pinia, Moth and South Carolina, Georgia Florii
Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas and Arka
ses. Another fact which gives importance TO II
bay crop as part Of the agricultural productio,
OF the country is, that while the total number
acres in the Union devoted to the cuy iti,n OF CT
ten amounts 10 only 5000 600, the number Of acr
In hay amounts 20 l3OOOC00.
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Tic Nahou Pet OF =. Petersburg states that IN I
government q FERN seams ol coal have been discovers
ard hat their working has been already commenced
IIiyatc persons.
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- Thai Cabinet, with their friend and associates
who by human institutions was placed at their head
win rosssemblc before Judgment seat where hearts
are searched and motives are laid bare. Va the
lapgusge OF the dying Calhoun, no one Oh them
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l1I5

1856 a 1886
- EGt LAR keokuk and st. Louis Packets. This
L old and popular line Of Steamers Will run two
daily lines Of steamers between keokuk and ST. Lou
is during the present season. The lines compos-
ed of the following stauneh and speedy boats
Westerner johnson, Master.
keokuk. Matson, Master.
Sam Gaty, Able Master
Quincy, (new boat
One Of which will leave keokuk daily, at 6
o'clock, NJ Quincy at NJ, and arrive at ST. Louis
next morning, at S o'clock
Express Mail Lne---The Ben Campbell Ueaight
Master, will leave keokuk daily, at ~ and con
meet at Quincy at r N, with the 81 Louis Packets
JEANNE Deans, Burke, Master,
Die Vernon, Ford, Master,
and arrive at St. Louis next morning at O'Clock
These lines are composed Of boats whose names
alone are sufficient guarantee Of their speed and
com mediation. feh2sdf
ES Passengers foI the can take the Quincy
boat at p. ", and connect at Quincy with connect
Ing train n. c. Railroad for Chicago and the
cast, or take the Burlington boat Mon trose al
= +. ", aud connect at Burlington with the evening
tarn on the Chicago AMI Burlington Railroad for
/ ChIea and the
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HE HYRON.

rrHF subscribers have completed their arrange
L nents in hnishing aud fui nishing their new sa
ioonand ehambars for the convenience OF those Who
may wish such accommodation. We nave spared no
money or labor " make saloon and rooms equal
to anything In the country, and arrangements al
make cur saloon superior to anything west, equal
to anything east All ask is bat call and a
trial, and will pledge ourselves to give satisfac
ton.
when desired, and ything served up for them they
may wish.
Recollect the place, on east side of End, between
Main and johnson streetS.
novl5dly MACkLEY JOHNSON.
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VI. W. Hicks. NJ. D..

q . Y ID T. y
City of keokuk, lowa-0fice ON second ST., between
Main and johnson.
hR. H., IN addition to the usual s0s~srr.s
- methods of Inserting artificial teeth kSaiES
is in possession Of the exclusive right uYfYIB
for this city of mounting the 'oontinu-
ons gum teeth So universally admired for their
beauty, strength and CLEANLINESS. Aftcran expert
ence Of two years III this style Of work he would
hssitatngiy recommend il to the public possessing
many and great advantages over any other style of
work known to the profession. Those interested
respectfully invited 70 call and Examine specimens Of
the different methods Of mounting teeth.
Anril l6Is55-A&wIY
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DENTAL NOTICE,


hK. ]. K. K1CkEY Surgeon Dent -
- list, having returned from the East
Will be happy to wait his friends. .4lIYY"
Having large stock Of Teeth from
the best manufactories, please the most Tastd-
Gus. Teeth mounted ON either geld or platna on
his new improved method, which is row bsing used
by the best Dentists III is also prepared to mount
Blcck Teeth Continuous Gums on gold or platina;
when on the latter, at a lower price amounting To
the difference IN cost Of material full sets on gold
for 90, ON PLArINA for 500. All work warranted
Once on the south side of Blondeau between Sd and
4th streets. keokuk.
Mnreh 2T-dIN
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B. Hawdcn A. Son.

N0UlD respectfully call the attention of the
w public to their stock of the first quality Of
Marble, which they have just received direct from
the East, which they enabled To sell at ms cheap
rate be obtained in ST. Louis.
We are determined to act upon the motto
"shALL PRoPIrs AND QUICK RETURNS"
Give US call and we pledge ourselves TO show YOU
as hne marble. and as good workmanship, both in
the ornamental and plain styles, be found
anywhere In the United States.
ae have another extensive stock of Marble on its
way from the East, and shall be fully prepared to
NEE; any demand that may be made for articles in
our line. +,
Third Street, between Main and Blondeau
Aprll 5. lNa4 a
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sheffteId,s Chicago Type Foundry,

AntCd&O u pc = Oun0ry.
A ND PRINTERS WAREHOUSE No. 43 Frank
A lin street, CHICAGO, I'll. Having ali our ar
rangements complete 10 supply all the requisites Of
the trade with stock Of Presses Type, Ink Chases
Cases, Gaieys Cuts, Borders, Ornaments, etc, etc.
as we'll as every other article required in hewspa-
per, Book or job Office, we prepared 70 furnish
the trade on the most liberal terms.
Offices entire with everything complete, furnished
without doiay. Printers will iini upon trial that
the fgpe of nGan facfurs excelled bv none
in the great requisites If sNpetor mefe fine flsh aud
mosf perfet lefter.
In addition TO hich, large and diversified ort
ment OF Types OF all styles, from the old and Justly
celebrated foundry of Messrs g. H. WaiTE 4 Co.,
New York, will be kept constantly on hand, and
ders to any extent for their manufacture, will be fill
ed without de,ay
PRINTING PRESSES Of all descriptions from the
we'll known uianufaciory of Mcssrs. K. HoE Co.
will be always hand orucred To suit the Trade
we'll as the great variety af their Furnishing Ma
teriai, for which their manufactory has obtained
high putation. kuggles, Foster and other press
cs furnished on order at Manufacturers prices
ISK Of every description from the best manufactu
rers Confident that no other establishment in tn,
Northwest eacr The facilities for fnrnishin,
renewing printing ofics, respectfully solici
. call c. q. SHEFFIELD, Agent.
CHICAGO, February 1856
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II. L.. K4RTI.ETT a. Co.


FtNNNtsSUT3
NJ ILL continue the Forwarding and Commits, ion
business ut the old stand, at the kailro ad Sta
ton, east side Of the river from Burlington Iowa
Having the only war house ON that side, they Of
Ter superior Inducements to shippers TO cunsipp all
goods intended for the sc:.3..ay 10 hem All goods
30 their VIII be deIiytr,d to the teams free II
ferringe, thereby saving the charges If drayage to
the west side, also the benefit Of insurance
while IN their war house.
Country merchants Will find il to their interest to
cali on ns before going east TO pulohsss goods.
H. t. b. a Co are agents for the lnlcn Express
CO.. and will be happy to afford any informs alton 10
those who desire TO ship by that line.
rian...t I..,1 i I
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CASH CHOCKEHY HOUSE,

yoULDs 4 ELLIOTT, Importers and Jobbers Of
~ Earthenware, Chrna ana Glassware, No 1876
Pearl Street and No. 81 Chambers street Now York
would say to Merchants and dealers generally that
having established Cash House in this branoh Of
trade, they are fully convinced that they ,an sell
Crockery, etc., at such prices will pay the purchas
er fine profit TO retail. Experience has prov very
concusively TO that, by adhering strictly to the
cash system we can afford to sell from twenty
per cent below the regular credit trade prices
To this end ask IN examination Of our stvles
anu prices list Of which will be forwarded by mail
to any party desiring.
Aar'henware, by the Invoice, single package, or
very carefully repaeked for the country trade
.Iutv 2T lA55-diy
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New Arruns cmcnI.

NE subscriber would inform the citizens of ke-
okuk and vicinity that he has purchased the
stock IN trade of Ben. f Dodson, at No Third
street where he has on hand general assert ment
OF French and American Cloths, Cassimeres and
VestIngs, which be will make up TO order at the
shortest notice, and in style to be surpassed
Also good assortment of Summer Goats Vests
and Shirts, alway. on hand.
July ID, lS55.-dtf JAMES NJ TYLER
Iso JOURNEYMEN TAILORS-N anted, imme-
diately, at No 5, Third Street two frsf rate
journeymen tailors. None Others need apply
sepZf j. u. TYLER
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THE ONE HORSE STABLE.

THE one HORSE STABLE.
ERAHAM 4 FERREL hereby notify the public
~ that they keep constantly on hand the best hor
ses and bngges carriages wagons, and hacks in the
State of Iowa, for the accommodation of the public
Also saddle horses for fox hunters and pafreys for
ladies. Horses bought and sold for all who may
favor Us with their patronage.
The one horse stable Third street. between
johnson and Exchange, Keckuk, Iowa. 1t 10 the
place. GRAHAM Il FERRELL. @
mcni4 4d1w
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FAxHIoNARLE DRESS MAKER.

M RS. MARY A. PALMER presents her compli-
wi ments the ladies of keokuk. and begs To in
form them that she has just received some of the
latest styles and fashions for Ladies' dresses and
basques and would be happy to have them give her
call, as she is confident that she give ample
satisfaction to all that Ill favor her WITH their pat
ronage. Alfo party dresses made to order
Residence on Main street, between First and See
ond, opposite the Laeiede House, adjoining Eagle.
SOP mch5d3m
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HE N OvAL.

d STAR CLOTHING sToRE-H. sTRATs
~ eco. have removed their stock Of Clothing
and Furnishing Goods from their old stand
70 No % Main street door 10 s. = Billings where
they VIII be happy TO their old friends and many
ones
GA- Our spring stock will be received at an
early day, when We shall present unusual advanta-
Ees 70 the trade feb29d
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-.'s--''.--.-- .------------.-.
j. HEINZ STR FKT.

| MON Block, Main Street, Dealer in Eng n
- lsh and French Chemicals, Drugs andD
Medicines. Paints, Oils Dye-stuHs, Brushes VI
Peifumery. Fancy Arssjc&.-..~., ae q
All the Patent Medicines Of the day. Physicians
prescriptions and family recipes Will be accurately
and neatly prepared and in case will any but
pure and genuine materials be used.
dee I'D