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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-30

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-30
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-12-25

EpHcopAL CoNvENTIos-The St. Adams
Messenger contains a report of the proceedings
of the Episcopal Convention held at Sc. Al
bans, from which the following is condensed i
A Convocation of the Clergy of the Diocese
Of Vermont was held in st. Luke's Church, st.
Adams, on Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thurs
day, Dec. 9th, 10th and llth. There were
present Rev. Messrs. Buel, Sweet, Winthrop,
Lewis, Jones, Smith, Fay, Bliss, Frost, Nell
waine, Fairbanks and Winckley, and the Rev.
Mr.. Davidson, of Frehg hsburg, Canada East.
On Tuesday evening the church was opened for
public worship, and sermon was preached by
Rev. Mr.. Bliss, IN which the theme of the res
direction was presented, and beautifully de-
veloped. s
On Wednesday morning there was service
in the Church, and the Holy Communion was
administered. Rev. Mr.. McIlwaine delivered
an admirable discourse upon the revealed word
of God, in its relations to the destiny of man,
and the well-being Of the world. On Wednes-
day afternoon, there was a private meeting OF
the clergy for devotional purposes and the
business of the Convocaton. On Wednesday
evening, the Church was again opened for
public worship. Evening prayer was said,
| after which the Catechism was recited by the
children Of the Sunday School, and several car
| OILS were sung. 5sas Va sao
Very interesting addresses were made to
the children by the Rev. Messrs. Buel, Jones
and Davidson. r.H
On Thursday morning, there was another
private meeting of the clergy, when the. mis-
sionary operations Of the Diocese were con-
sidered and arranged. An essay was read by
Rev. Mr.. Smith on the subject of preaching
An article in late number of Blackwood's
Magazine on sermons was reviewed, and the
causes investigated of the apparent made
quacy Of modern sermons to touch the popu-
lar mind and interest our congregations
After the reading of the essay, an animated
discussion by the clergy followed, and various
suggestive views upon the subject were pre-
sented. -....r- -...--,tssaE
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-12-25
Cfor the Herald.)
Hn Ndena.sians.
"rhey are not dead, but sloepipg a.

Two sisters grew i'm layl,,as.
Fond parents haar,s tn 800,
Thro infanoy's sweet enilsleas " ,'a,'
In youth and childhooiss ,', 49, Nsta,
Their solaoe, oomfort and tols sunny uays'
With hope for them ali arr "1'ghn1 .e
And best of all. their prs S,.s . o,tsn''
Were learned al the dear sa,;o',Ss,
Their early love 10 Him was given;
They loved the path that leads 10 ueave,
Tho hope was bright, and life was far
Their brows unshadowea hy a care. Hf..
Just budding into womanhood
With loving hearts SO gentle good
CAS- flowers their Fragrance sweet irna.,
To all around), they won each heart
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-12-25

TIE following curiosity appears in the Sun
day IN. o. Delta. 1t is published as reg
plar marriage notice: a 5aa
! MARRIED.--In this city, December l, by
Rev. Sanbo Gunbo, Mister Lee Percy to Miss
Bright Silvia. The bride and bridegroom are
4 persons Of color. Mister Lee Percy is an ex
candidate for Congress-put in nomination BY
colored men and not withdrawn. Miss Brigh
lSilvia is descendant of the great-grandson
one of Capt. c. Columbus's sailors.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-12-25

Gen. Heintzelnan, it is said, will immedi
ately take the field at the head of a new corps
d'armee and the command of the defences Of
Washington will be added to the duties ofMil-
itary Governor. o.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-12-25

Ex-SEcRETARY FLoYD's PRoPERTr pas1
TRoyEp BY ONO VoLUNTEERs.-Aboutt u2
let of the present month Gen. Crook, CON-
handing at Brownstown, in Western vlrsi nU.a
dispatched Major Ernst Schache OF the Hoa'
Ohio Regiment on scouting party ia 81
marched one hundred and sixty miles, anu ,..l
in with the traitor. Floyd, whom they ulU,|
across the Big Sandy river into kentuI ,s.,
Thew also burned the town of Logan I'm O. m
with the residence and other buildings o. n :.
late Secretary, broke up gang Of nusaws Eve,
ers. and finally returned with tnir's
prisoners and about hundred Cattle
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-12-25

60 1t win be noticed that the Rebel
Gen. Lee gives the number of Federal prison
ers taken in the battle at Fredericksburgh at
only FIVE hundred and fifty.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-12-25

The WOUNDED IN THE BATTLE OF
FREpERrcKsBuRGH.-lt will be gratifying to
the friends of soldiers wounded in the battle OF
Fredericksburgh to know that upon their own
application they can be sent to the military
hospitals in their respective States, or in those
adjoining.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-12-25

Gen. Halleck is reported to have left
Washington on Thursday, for the headquar-
tiers of the Army of the Potomac, to consult
with General Burnside and the corps COM
manders.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-12-25

To FRIENDS OF SICK SoLDIERs.-Inqui'
ries addressed to Frederick Fl. Hall, box 544
Washington, D. c., in relation to Vernon
soldiers in that city and immediate VICINITY
will be promptly answered. In such case thu
regiment and company sould be given. Stat
papers will do the anxious friends and rela-
tives Of the sick soldiers from this State iavo
In conYing this. --------.---
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-12-25

ton, but strengthens the conviasisn OF the
great truth, that upon the saving Of the Union
hang all our hope. Of future peace, liberty and
greatness, and in this Strengthening conviction
No great encouragement that the right shall
ultimately prevail
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-12-25

/, Or abou.t. Two administration to one opposi-
ton. Not so much OF .. democratic storm -
especially when we to Ike into consideration the
large administration majority of the non
voting volunteers who are battling against
the rebellion, @asah lie@n ea
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-12-25

The Boston Traveller of Friday last says
that Hon. E. P. Walton, member OF Congress
from Vermont, has been confined to his room
by indispostion ever since he reached Wash
ington.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-12-25

TELEGRAM FROM GEN. LEE.
Fredericksburg, Va, Dec. IA, lS6:

Fredericksburg, Va, Dec, IA, 1862,
General COOPER -
AT nine o'clock on Saturday morning the
enemy attacked our right wing, and as the fog
lifted, the battle ragged along the lines from
right TO left until six ?, NJ, the enemy being
repulsed at all points, thanks be to God, AS
usual, we have to mourn the loss of many
brave men. | expect the battle will be re-
newed tomorrow morning,
Gen. Hampton reports that he entered Dunn
fries and captured twenty wagons with stores,
and fifty prisoners, Gen. Sigel is expected at
Dumfries tomorrow.
Il. f, LEE,
General-in- Chief.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-12-25

THE 11TH VERMoNT.-Our dispatches an
nouce that the Ilth Vermont has been changed
into heavy artillery regiment.
Some ardent devotees of trade would go
to hell itself if they could get bargains there.
Their SALVATION on meeting the devil would be,
swell, old boy, how's sulpher?"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-12-25

THE VIcToRY IN NORTH CARoLINA.-The
capture of Kinston, N. c., is regarded of much
importance. 1t is some twenty-five miles from
Goldsboro, to which point it is supposed our
gunboats have proceeded and the taking of
which will cut off from the use of the rebels
one of the most valuable railroad systems of
the South, -one of the lines by which they
convey men and supplies to Richmond. The
government will probably strengthen Gen.
EEsster, soihat he can push up to Petersburgh
and cosofferstsa 8ahs pexs swoYewent, which,
despite the fsssssss stt;sea. RNRS tWF, "
H5s=.essh Vsagf 3sa,sssse raDsls1k,
'aatrs. pzSIngton szyssasSNaasAsluEtlsass'
y bsia Sunday, on hearing Z fnssasond aa slE
r.. ss'1I ass s IS sssAs iAnSGsgs son. I'm
ss'4,S Fan; NJ ~ easssssesssss sss, ' ose
aorro :. =: 8. sss,,s 70 : s4',,
sos ss.sS = E. !" 1p
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-12-25

Fox, the celebrated orator, was one da,
told by lady, whom he visited, that she dix
not care ''three skips of louise for him." H
Immediately took up his pencil and wrote tn
following lines
Z" A lady has told me, and in her own house,
That she cares not for me three skps of louse
forgive the dear creature for what she has sald
Since women will Tx OF what in their head"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-12-25

The following are given by the Tribune as
b. %cial majorities in the recent elections
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-12-25

If paper shall continue to rise, a. IInite
risen for a few months past, the o .or
States Treasury notes will soon Pc , ~s
their nominal value, at par, to sell iof i
Rags. Il
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-12-25

8 s:,' Is; 4 - :.
,.,' i'ss,s..s ~ :: ~ :a:s:;s . r.:
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Isfse's01 ra.,. Isnluof a.. 1sais en-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-12-25

"' rags. I
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-07
RICHMOND WING.
Tn. Daily WING In RIchmOnd-PaJ Ihe Ger

The great demand FOR tie DAILT WHIs within the city
a. veil by regular as BY transient readers, and the di
Guilty Of satisfactorily supplying both ces OF readers
bv carving system adapted only TO cthce sGhseT'p
top, have induced Us 20 resort % the only feasible
node Of managing large city eFeu;a.o7' 20 VIZ; 'oA
Of prepayment 20 ihs Carriers Frou tnls 0Ai' u To
FORE no subscriptions for the Vine to be leii WITHIN 'e
city viii be taken al this office, and all persons naeo co
tor subscription to the present time, within the e' are
requested to call 4. the oSiOs and settle their aoeoun
The Carriers A OF course, continue 10 deliver the pa
nor 70 The prssen. subscribers and receive pay for the
s.ps At the rate Of 6een ceats per week The Pnnn1
viii pos understand ,ha. all restriction upon the sale o.
the Vino oy Curriers' within the city Is removed, ana
,b all bo want t may buy it from the Carriers or have
q, for tbsa AZ their residences or places OF business
S-5,srq5sr ls'L, 1861.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-07
APssII., 1861.

DRY GOODS.
nFKaoa ANTS visiting b!s Gig s ysE q aAsng 21I'hSss
IA ct'1IY solicited 70 eAAA4le 0l' ae9sA " "
GOCps We UEcr for sale
sSo5 bAla Brosu shes'au and shtrcnsL
40 OsaAhury1,
Sd cay~4 III Ached Sheet1gs an shlrt.rgh
sohal-s PIAi ard striped Osnaburgs,
50 pI--cs striped and PiAil Doaesuea, Tor SsrEaAG
n 5oSAcs ncErss,
~ DsnI ms AL euipsd hhirtngh
= y. tlsl es,.s Fancy Prints,
% Uo'ioaatez1
20 Coiore1 CanhrlcA
s. Gsntncky Jeans And tSsstis ,
A. c assor Of Heavy and fas Linens Tor ssnh va
g,t p-cs I-sh Liens LGyns, Psa striped and sorola
r.a Bsrsxet FsrLas Coas Cas- ae-ea Nesnss, &C. a.
~ - 49, GILErT 4 DREwSY,
Nc II Pearl siresS
Eirhn5nt, II.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-07
rOUEADS OF DEPART

A9 WENTs AND As1IyTANra-I would beg 70 invite n:
sitea.a o. the Heats Departments Of The Yas9u. trAaels' ~
a. 5vsrns Confederate states now In Gc1aond 70
NJ Ar-e ai extensive s-1cE ~ socks, PAPER Stlhiot
erY, Erysiopes. LslanG Books, &e., NhieA vi
frrnisI On 3 illr pHees. -, NJ A..
Hayay attached 8, es-AhAsni an extensive hoeA slle
= uspar-I q srs-ute B.adi1g AMI the AnutauIs o.
slam Bco = ever dessrPuo- TIE best manner and - tas
-, 49,, 90 s A hORRIs,
Prhlshsr and Bookseller,
Ia 81 Main street, RichTroad, Va,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-07
CENTRAL RAILROAD.

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
GENERAL SUpERINTENDEST's OFFICE
RICHMOND, July SlSt, 1851.
Notice to Persons sending Packages to Soldiers at hanls
sas, StauntCn, Sc, sc.
'IyHE practice Of sending large packages BY the Nall Trains
becoming he Train, causing delay
hat end Necessary caution connne then5eVes
VERY they will the risk OF their being eh
be51el beng subject 70 sIereSs ehArgss- -
II. D. wHITo0AB
AL General Superintendent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-07
CEE4T RAR{5AINs IN DRY GOODS

SPECIAL uoes 70 the city snd country PEOPLE IN want OF any
- Goods, would do well by ealing at No. II Main street
HSylpg very large stock Of Prints Lawns Jaeonsti OgAl
s plan and ngured BreEes, black and eoiored e shaS
antlss bsachei and brown shifting and sheeung, Oss
s and Kenucky jeans striped AID domestic Io en an
servants; Ladies' Caters Morocco, Kid and Carson SHOES
$780, and uhurens shoes 81 every size and quality Linen
and Ooto- 6oods aad boys Ladies Sk Snd le IhSss
cloves A. II cents Mts STS 10 80 cts Linen bosts ~ -
cents; Irsh Laen 25, ST& and 50 cents; eSrasoh, rlA
and striped al cents Swiss canbre and Jaeonet alln
mink blue 1sEetRu, astonishing lev prices
Cambr, WORKED bands and ooars al cost All toss sools
above and many, too numerous 70 nenuon oEs ot
ls tou charging any ore, they sere bought before INC
hard ues had connected, Be eA-sfl ha yoe come 20 we
rsht p.Les, No. a. ASia kE.eI ..-D,, ,-,,r,sr
myI 'O0trh 't'NAS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-07
TINT a JAMES,
Richmond, Virginia,

RlChmOnO, NlISlh1d.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHAATS
A. Agents To- As sac Manufactured and Smoking Tobacco
80 ,,.,,,.. ssv for sale Iel9-6u
FWashrser Republican, Stanton Spectator and Freder
eEssars Ness, ~ copy n2s Aaa ,eno ~ 70 WV
nryN1 a MOB ON'N 'aOHSss r0Nsu, Foo
4 y Improving the Condition OF E9r-es a
49, vg.ag tlrn A9peI.r Ald Relieving thea or b9s
.B8 8 bouud, Ssret and Diste1Ter. A1t t D,a-rs
n hcA aors- subject Internally This "Ao-t Iol. syra
80 al .rp- glossy o. hair, and can be len % Aier
ne a Is approved staout his t1s back % a r-si poor
IN on It used extensively siaec -
f1sr yars 40 be t city and AL parts o. he s;a'e 81 VIZ
r So- OAsJnA NeH tors, ant IN almost every quarter %
H. T'5rrB-s4I the demand IS steadily Increasing,
~ H5rss rou- has universal sNtAcS'7 a. ar - We
aas ale % lscsrtNn ca D. 9oeld " the
-u d-ass,.s On state, and Of JAS p DCNAl, Dtug
a. soir Proprietor @zd MsnaEe .grtE. 50
LFTARV GAGS! Military caps: sca
NA DlDLEF 5T-1 - W-1lsFAs Nlt Reisl, t. TIC si.sTJ
al e Pl'lc generally, big large s'cs ' a'1s hAnsA.'a'sd
cool sy Ils .1I B.-cx CAst and Fstg-e style Caps car
b A. s s5E,-- - favorable 'esas as n Say city
IA ~ SUN pA-rru atc11a desired @ The slack Military
e., In h he l, t--Aole Rld wAruest Cap now mAruf-e
tarsd avg on aAlt sg9l sa2Jy Of t5cS N miniature
OF ess Has ths WIo5Ale lnd Retail Aie vii oe eonEnl
"a JNHS DO ~ No s. Mo- street. NcN-'nt v, s+th
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-07

INOR SALH.-12oO0 lbs prime Leaf Lard
100 boxes Tallov Candles
10 ties Rce
90 hhds N. .. Sugar
80 bbk Syrup
~ boxes roiltt eeap
80 cases saTdnes
100 bbl really hne Irish Potatoes
20 bbls Crashed Sugar
IS bbl5 PoEd red d,
500 gals Eye whisky. years old
IS bblS pure Corn Whsky
80 do Apple BRANDY
10000 seElrs, some very nne
200 boxes LJneAburs Manufactured Tobacco
50 cases NJ Moores sIaoking do
COZ keys Old Dominion nsils, 81
Ials JIHhS1E, YOUNGER 0TEYs, Is Pearl IT.
WOOL II ats, at No l Ballard House Just fe
w 100 dox Wool Ha Of VARIOUS grades for sale on &C.
dsQo JOHN THOMPSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-07

J. W. RANDOLPH,
i2i MAlo street,
Has made large additions to his stock by recent purchases
5000 Military Works by the best authors oV ssndri ana mis-
oelaneou, novels n cheap Library binding Travels Boa
pny and history 200 Bibles LARGE and ,na common ard fancy
binding New Testsmeht SO Hymn Books ECO Prayer
Book TO- Popular school Books 10000 Manila Bun Blue,
and White Envsope go ReaD' Note Letter. Cap, and Yoo
Post Blank Books sues Ledgers Jcu na Osh
InyoIe Day Ok 4e 900 psges Of Music; loln, Bsnio
fes FLUTES Violin strings &c 200 God Pens with and Without
handles; 1000 packs Playing CArd, eorncn and hF qaA
deli
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-07
COsaY & ANDERSON,

2U1 COSBY & ANDERSON, 2O2
NTANUPACTURERs and Agents for the sale OF Tobacco CT
M CARS No. 202 MAIN Street, square shove the Post
once han stock and smoking
found 6ouhsrn Country and daily eceiv
ing stock which they offer for sale Wholesale and
RETAIL rash aad respectfully request all Wishing 10 Pu
chase 70 cs and theevee before purchAng else
where Orders the country promptly attended 70 Among
our present stock found the following brands d. Ap
twists &c weighing from Is 100 d. doth dark and
right
aPhde Of Virginia" palmetto,
- Fudoran .Progress"
achAueIonn "cArnAton,"
aIousa selsn "Devbeuy"
auoioradop "Goden Leaf"
aInr,otE sOur Own"
"hinnemonee," "shilo,
lighlAnders solace," 0ronoko,
uOououistador." "Pear !"
"Prids Of Bethel" &C., kc-
COSBY 4 ANDERSON,
noii southern Tobacco Store
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RAILROADS., &c.
CHAYGE OF SCHEDULE

GMRWas R@
Richmond q Petersburg II. Il.
ON aud alter Monday the 9ih February, the trains tbs
" road viii follows:
TRAIN,
Leave Richmond AS daily, and Petersburg 1T 4l5 p m
FREISHr AccoNNoDlTIoE TRAM.
Leave Rchuand daily except Sundays at s5, and 24a
p u, and Petersburg a. So, "a N
The Natural usO OnS at Half Way EtiOn, Chester and
Port Wathall Jsncu 4.
E bear mind that they required TO show
pass from other sa oTzsd person. before
hey ,Aa eage 'he city by this road. d. GIL,
G2l Ger eEslIupt
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Il LlrARV ~! IIIIItarI -: :.
DOGU err : aNIIaIlsOa,


receiving for The Pail Trade, OsrPsng' on CLOTHS
- ungl CurtAa ots, ooEaees ard bHua-, window saAaa
Ps1er Hsazl Hair and koas Tor sale a. oS prices
ss C a. sad Mattresses made 70 order a. Iao-s
tee Paper haa.g ions In nc e or coanJ - 'zP9f 'oT
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TNSJRANCE OFFICES &C.
INSURE YOUR LIFE AT HOME,

INSUhE hOUN LII II "A 1HV1Hn'
THE VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
nTTIUI oORNER OF MAIN AND ELEVENTH sTREErs)
INSURE white persons life oyear, and slav
Il for one or more loot exceeding four) yearh 80 =
Grants and Eniowments the most equitable terms
The Yankee companies having known their intention
rspudate policies Of who may be killed In
defence OF their homes either taking BY ymps
hItpg WITH By Leading aid ard e1mor 70 Southern kebe
every prudent % By them ought At 70 cancel his
policy and insure at home
Books containing information are furnhed Of The
0"'' VI Wv SAMUEL J. HARRISON, President
J. ADAIR PLEASANrs, Secretary.
BIIn BulwEL, N. D., Medical Examiner
J. b. hcCAw, n. D., Consulting Physician
RosooH d. HATE, Legal Adviser. US
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ZINE LIQUORS.
w iiar,"
100 cases ene O1sret Wine
90 baskets ohampsgns Wine
o easks fns BEenck Brandy
hnir ssge ci OF very superior old Wines ksd Rrapdes as
guest and purity having been bought n boro
Also Lordor Porter Scotch Ale Irish and Scotch whisky, oN
Jamaica Rrn, &C. Oar stock Of Virginia Rye whisky comprises
os q s best brsrda part Of which very old and suptriof
ali Of witch vii I, Iran advance 10 lots 10 ru
ohEtSfs JOHNSON, YOUNGER 0rEY
els Nc. IL Pear E.rs.t. Rlnhnond- Va.
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DECEMBER 1851. DECEMBER 1851.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
UoHs GRAY l4T Main street, Richmond, Va has In ,tors
q. Offers sale market rates. for Gaze only The sev
ing goods:
Indigo, uhcty prime quality
Nader good onbro
Alrm
Gum Opium
Powd. Opium
suph. Morpha
CAorel
Blue Hs.1
he-euEi al Ointment
Choro.orn, spis. hlirs
Adhesive Pisster
Ta-tLrie Acid Sup. Carb Foda
Black Peppsr, AlSpleH. Ginger
Eutmess, Mace doves and Cinnamon
Salad CT, OH Lemon, pure
Ctg;e soap
Powd. RhubAfb Y. J.
French NultArc, Cocoa
German Matches kc, &c.
ll5s, ava.iety ofPstent or family medicines
nos JOHN 7. GkAf Druggh