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The New York herald., 1869-01-10

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The whole connection OF this unfortunate gentleman
with Bootll-for with his crime he had none-as
shown BY the evidence, Is this:-Early on saturday
mornng tnc h nay poc,or snnos ,oS sSsn oi so w
called mt the Doctors house In Charles county Mary
land, distant nearly thirty miles from Washington
cltv, One OF them was suffering from fractured
ankle aud needing surgical assistance. This
ance the Doctor rendered rs matter OF professional
duty not less than an act Of common humanity. Not
nn sner 'ao iSs as,ermoon n's of thc ann" sya
The village OF Brvantown did the doctor learn for
the first time the fact Of the Presidents assassinu
ton Whether he heard at the same time that
Booih was suspected, or whether he recognized
Booth In his patient-never having seen hiln but
once before, on the occasion OF Booths visit to
lower Maryland the previous fall for the ostensibe
purpose OF puying land-are points LETT IN doubt by
The published testimony; they material 10 tho
question OF the Doctors guilt or innocence. The
ing SUNDAY morning Dr. Samuel Mudd related 10
kInsmQu and well known loyalIst, Dr. George Mudd
the particulars OF the mysterious visit he had recev
ed various little suspicious circumstances he had
noticed aud requested that the Information should
be given to the military authorities II was prompt
ly given. interviews followed between Dr. samuel
Mudd aud the military officers and the detectives
engaged In the pursuit OF the murdcrers, ending
finally with the Doctors arrest.
All the other evidence In regard To Dr. Samuel
Mudd Is either contradictory or clearly In his favor
The detectives who testify to the Doctors retlcence
and apparent unwillingness to give information
contradicted by DR.. George Mudd, who FIRST coinmu-
ncatcd to the authorities the information he had
ceived. and conducted the detectives TO Dr. samuel
Mudd's house. Even IL the fact be as tcsined TO by
these detective officers, II is not criminal In itself
nor evidence Of crime, and IL sufficiently accounted
novel POSITION IN time OF unparalleled excitement
and ignorant how far even an act OF humanity. un-
consciously h y not ~ ~ s s ~ ,
susplcIon and odum. The result which has actually
follow ed-hs own subsequent arrest, trial, convic-
ton aud present timprisoamsnt-show that suon sp-
The New York herald., 1869-01-10
ST. DOMINGO o.

A Now York honn and What Is 20 Come of
If--5amaun 10 10 a Free Professionally
Lnes-Crops. -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-08-24

MAJ PRATT OF TEXAs-Some men be-
come distinguished, and create great scnsa>
ton without any special effort to effect such
result. This has been the fortune of Maj.
Pratt of Texas, on whose account all New
York city was in commotion week ago.
From the following biographical sketch, fur
nishcd by himself, it will be seen that he was
born in our neighboring county of Berkeley.
He says in answer to inquiries concerning his
past life -
Il was born in Berkeley county, Virginia,
on the Il tn of December, 1918, cmigrate1
to Texas in 1852, and settled in Jefferson,
where [ have been engaged in merchandising
and railroading. When the late unfortunate
civil war broke out, l organized and COM
manded Pratt's battery, but was promoted af-
forwards to MINORITY, aud given the COM
maud ofthe second battalion of artillery of the
trans Mississippi department, aud was at the
battles of Helena, Little Rock, Cape Girar-
deau, Old River Lake, opposed to the six
teenth army corps; was ut Mansfield and the
battle of the Saline, where Gems Scurry and
Horace Randall, fell. [ served under the
commands of Gems. Sterling Price and Mar
maduke, of Missouri, and Was in General
Prices raid in 1864, through Missouri aud
Kansas. At the battle Of Nlarais de Cyngne,
Kansas, fought in October, 1861, was dan
gerously wounded, and now carry in my body
a Minnie ball received in that engagement
Since the war | have accepted the situation
in good faith, and have earnestly ldbored to
prevent collisions between the whites and
blacks, aud when such have occurred, [ have
always eyerted myself to the best of my abil-
ity to stop them. | have several times aided
the federal officers shattered at Jefferson in
promoting peace and harmony between the
whites aud the colored population. On the
4th Of July, 1868, when some shots were
fired, and there was immineat danger of Il
general conflict between several hundred
armed negroes and whites, l exposed my per-
son to the shots, appeased the excited popu-
lace, and received the thanks and commcuda
ton of thu whole community"
Il was absent from Jefferson on the 4th Of
October, 1868, but returned in the evening.
| was not present when G.. w. Smith and the
two negroes were killed. When | learned
that | was implicated in the affair of the 4th
of October, [ was astouished. Suffering
from wounds, all Of which were received on
the battle field, feeling conscious of my inao-
ccncc, aud drcading the horrors of confne-
mcnt in the stockade prison. l left jefferson
and came to New York.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-08-24

ToURNAMENT.-The tournament of the
young men of Shephcrdstown and ncighboI-
hood, held at f.la big Spring" on Friday,
the 18th, was quite an interesting affair
Some dozen knights handsomely equipped
and well mounted, entered the lists and tilt
ed for the prize. Mr.. Mason Marshall, acted
as chief marshal, assisted by Maj. II. NJ.
Billings and Mr.. A. Randall. Nj: J. Will.
Taylor was the herald, and Messrs. Frank
Lucas, William Orndorff, and b. Osborne,
judges. The knights were appropriately adj
dressed by G. NJ. Betzhoovcr, Esq After
an animated contest, Messrs. Robert Staley,
Jas. Hamill, Henry Osborne, Rousch McMee,
wc.e declared the successful knights. They
selected respectively, Miss Hattie keplinger,
Queen of Love and Beauty; Miss Emma
Taylor, of Charlestown, First Maid of Honor;
Miss Sallic Mckee, Second do. and Miss
Rachael Matthews, Third do.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-08-24

TIE IoT SEASON Last week will stand
ppon the record as the hot term Of the present
ccntury-if indeed, VIC have ever had hotter
since Adam and his partner emigrated from
the garden of Eden. The thermometers Of
this town were uncqualt the emergency, and
surrendered at discretion, after having reached
the highest attauable point, beyond which
spontaneous combustion was inevitable The
burcfootcd boys Of the tom whincd aud
howlcd like fox hounds On fresh trail, whilst
the beasts Of burden painted equal to the puff
ing Of four horse power bellows. Mankind
suffered terribly, and verify ats their bread in
the sweat Of their brows. One friend informed
us that he had to spout the bottom of his pants
legs to keep from washing away, SO powerfully
3lelting was the suns influence. Gu Sunday
{; cloud about the size Of machine sheet
passed over town, and from it fell few tiny
drops, which the thirsty earth eagerly drank
up, and on Sunday night Il most agreeable
change was experienced, making yesterday
endurable
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-08-24

HORSE SToLEN.-On Saturday night last,
Mr. Hendy Millstead, living at the Southern
end of town, had a valuable horse stolen.-
Suspicion points very strongly to tan un-
bleached American citizen" since last Wed
nesday in the employ of Mr.. NJ. as the per-
petrator of the theft Reposins confidence
in him, Mr.. Millstead gave him the key on
Saturday evening, and directed him to lock
the stable doors. With the cunning of an
adept, he partially complied with these d.
rections-locking one door and leaving no
other fastening to the other than the latch.
On Sunday morning, negro, a horse, sad
die and bride, were absent at roll call This
"unbleached" specimen represented himself
as hailing from the capital Of the nation,
where he has perhaps been taking lessons
from beast Butler and others, before enter
ing upon his brilliant career Well bet
cigar stump to ten cent piece that said ne
gro voted the radical ticket in Washington
at the last election.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-08-24

THAT OLD GoBLER.-lUr. Harrison Ro-
per has turkey goblcr that deserves to be
mentioned as one of the oddities of this odd
age. Some time during the summer he i'm
agincd himself female-just like some of
the pulIets in the North imagine themselves
males-and usurped the prerogatives Of that
sex, by insisting upon setting" Eggs were
put under him, and he labored for nearly
three weeks to bring forth the chickens, but
misfortune overlook him, and his nest was
broken up. Other eggs were furnished, and
in three weeks he hatchcd out sixteen chick
ems, which he is now watching over with the
most motherly care. When women secure
their rights, and visit the polls on election
day, such a male as this about the house will
be worth fortune.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-08-24

LIFE OF TIE FLESH IS IN TIE Blood
Rosadalis! The greatest Blood Purifier and
Renovator knoYn. Used and endorsed By
physicians, who prescribe it in their regular
practice. Why? Because the articles from
which Rosadais is made are published around
each bottle, so that every physician knows
just what it contains, and hence endorses it
as valuable Alternative compound. This
preparation has gained and maintains an I'M
rivaIIcd reputation for the cure of Scrofula in
any form, rheumatism, Skin Diseases, Old
Sores, &C., Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, in fact any
chronic affection of the Blood, Liver and
Kidneys, and all diseases in which an alter
alive plan of treatment is indicated.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-08-24

FINE FARM IN MARKET.-It is not often
that land purchasers have the opportunity of
bidding on such farm as the Fairfield"
estate, in Clarke county, now offered at public
sale by Andrew Hunter, Esq as Trustee
The soil is of excellent quality aud in good
heat, the improvements excellent, and the
location scarcely surpassed in the rich and
beautiful Valley of the Shenandoah. Two
years ago, Mr.. Mickey purchased this property
at sis per acre. and it is to be hoped that he
Will lose nothing by the forthcoming sale.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-08-24

LEcTURE.-We see it stated that the Rev.
W. G.. Coz, of shepherdstown, will deliver
lecture in Front Royal on Thursday even
ing, August &c. He enters wide field for
his theme, having selected for his subject
that underlined and illimitable thing called
''Po,gcr." As Mr.. G. is a man of ability,
with decided powers of research and analysis,
the people of Front Royal may expect an in
structive entertainment We hope it may be
the pleasure of Mr. Coe to deliver his lecture
in our town.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-08-24

NEARLY AZ AcCIDENT.-On Saturday
afternoon, Mr.. Fayette SOuders made a mar
row escape from serious injury at the Sash
Factory of the Messrs. Mcknight in this
town. One of his feet was caught in the
betting which runs the grind>stone, then in
motion, and before. extricatcd he received
several severe bruises. 1t is fortunate that
he escaped with so little injury.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-08-24
The Great wheat Drill Of the Ace.


The Hagerstown Agricultural Implement
Manufacturing Company are challenging the
manufacturers of any other Grain, Seed and
Fertilizlng Drill now made. They claim five
special Points and. offer to compete on any
other Points claimed by any other Drill
Every Brill has the Keller Patent Check Link
Gum Spring Hoe. This improvement keeps
the, Eoe, or Shovel iamovable until it strikes
stationary obstacle, the jar of which throws
the pressure from the Hoe on the Gum Spring,
allowing it to pass over the obstacle and i'm
mediately resume its work. Hence the Hoe
or Shovel is. always in the right place, never
jumping or fitting and the Cum Spring never
needs screwipg down. 1t is not liable to wear
and will out-last three sets of Gum Springs
constructed on the old principle. The Keller
PateutOne Gum and One Smooth Iron Roller
Feed is the most certain and reliable Grain
sewer ever made. The Acre Surveyor and
the 16-Acre Register on this Drill will con-
vince any farmer tina. his grain and seed sew
iag is done as accurately as good clock keeps
time.
The Improved Fertilizing Attachment for
1869 will drill Pacific and Peruvian Guano,
AID all Fertilizers from 60 lbs up per Acre,
and distribute evenly over the entire Acre, no
punching, but an even regular stream. The
Material, Workmanship and Finish need only
to be seen TO satisfy the farmer that it is THE
Best" Every Farmer should go see it at
McCurdy 4 Dukes, Charlestown. Link & Co,
Duffields; also at Kearneysville, Berryville,
Summit Point, Middlcway and Shepherds
| toTn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-08-24

a CHANGE Change is the order of the
day, whether for the better or not, time alone
can determine. Mr. Albert Jones has dis
posed Of his stock of goods in the store house
at Rippon, to Mcssrs. Ambrose G. Timberlake
and Chas II. McCurdy, who will enter upon
their new field of business as soon as an invcn-
tory of the stock is completed. The Rippon
community will lose one good citizen and
clever gentleman in tho withdrawal of Mr..
Jones, and gain two in the advent of Mcssrs.
Timberlake and McCurdy. Wewish the new
firm an abundant success, which they are
bound to secure if they advertise literally in
the Spirit Of jefferson. So mote it be!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-08-24
NOTICE.

TlNHE undersigned having quit the Leetown Mills,
i takes tEis method of informing all persons who
have dealt with him at said Nills, that their ac-
counts all ready for settlement. He has
placed the books and accounts in the hands of Mr.
James League, in Leetown, who will attend to
settling the same, and all respectfully request
ed to call on Mr.. League nad settle Immediately,
the business must be closed speedily posi-
BILE. Persons neglectiag this notice may be put to
inconvenience A word to the wise, &c.
August 10. is69N3t. ABRAHAM HARRIS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-08-24

WATsoN's ART JOURNAL, published at
New York and devoted to music, art, litera-
ture and fashion, is on our table. A very
hasty glance at its contents, and fashion plates,
satisfies us that it is a valuable paper 1t is a
weekly publication, and its price so per
annum, or 20 cents per number
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-08-24

DEAE.-Tom Thornton, oolored man we'll
known in this town before the war, and the
faithful fireman Of the gas works, died on Sun
day last, at the residence of John Welcome.
Tom had some good traits,and some otherwise,
but he was his own greatest enemy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-08-24

FINEST OF THE SEAsoN.-M. John Dr.
Englc has placed US under obligations for
some Of the very best apples We have eaten
this season. We understand IUr. E. has an
abundance of these apples, and out Of this
abundance he has remembered the printer
With the apples, came lofty mess ofroasting-
ears which cffcctually refutc the cry that the
corn crop is failure. No future where these
ears vcgctatad.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-08-24

ct LARGE AGAIN.-J9hn Appel, whose
feas at Jail breaking, have made him rather
Q conspicuous character, is again at large
He escaped from the Jail of Fairfax county
last week, where he had been placed Tor safe
keeping to await a rcquisition Of the Cover
nor of West Virginia, for stealing the horse
of Bacon Yates, which we have heretofore
noticed. This is the SECOND OF third time
that this man has escaped from the clutches
of his keepers, and as he is now free, we adj
wise the hose owners of this community to
look carefully to.their stock. lie is skill
full thief and his business is too run off
horses.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-08-24
NOTICE.
ITO EDWARD W. sYLE. AND REBEccA ].
NOTICE.

TTNHE Undersigned respectfully announces to the
i citizens of LectoYn and vicinity, that having
sold his stock of goods he will discontinue the Mcf-
camille Business at that plaCe, and earnestly c.
quests all persons indebted to him to forward
and make immediate settlement.
citizens of LeetS1n and yeiSitT fr the bers al pa
tronage extend ed me in the past hoping to merit
continuance of the same for my successor, II. s.
League. Respectfully,
Ieetovn August 10 1860 at
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-08-24

ANOTHER LAND SALE.-Mr. john Hum
phreys yesterday disposed of his fine farm,
"Scampton," containing nearly three hundred
acres, to Messrs Jas. II. Conklyn and Danl.
Dovenbergcr. The price paid was 500 per
acre.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-08-24
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TNHE Notes given at the sale of the Personal Prop
i erty OF the late ]. Newton EIsea. the LIST o f
December last, will be due the let of September
ensuing and their prompt payment will be required,
as NO extension can be given.
Persons having claims against the estate,
ouested to present them. with proper vouchers for
settlement. Those indebted to the estate
fed that payment must be made, it is my inten-
ton to close up the business of the estate during the
month of September. WILLIAM BEALLp
AUGUST 10, lS69-3t Administrator.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-08-24
Uo.ATIoNAL.
sra NDARD
PHONOGRAPHIO INSTRUCTION.
THE undersigned is prepared to give by mail
i Complete Course of instruction in Standard
PHOTOGRAPHIC SHORTHAND,
PROFIT TO YOUNG MEN.

and also to Young Ladies who must rely upon
themselves Tor their own support, which any may
confidently enter W no possess the ordinary talents
and industry that CO Inllonly distinguish youth.
OF tia beautiful aud invaluable art, Prof John
B. Holnncs, l.. l.. D.. of New York, says:-.sStan-
edged by the most accomplished phonogre piers to
be the beet system of shorthand writing that has
ever been offered to the world. In the adaptation
of its characters to the sounds of language in
its legibility in lite powers of contraction the
pdty with which it can be written, in the logical
and convenient arrangement of its principles, and
in it's easy acquisition it immeasurably surpaases
every other system of shorthand"
Eor Instruction in the Corresponding STYLE.
adopted in Mercantile Houses having heavy
correspon dence, and which when thoroughly
familiariEed gives speed of writing about
four times as fast as the ordinary long-hand,
(Fwenty- Four Lessons y -.............. -. $40
For Full Reporting Course of Seventy Two Les
Graham's Hand Bookbf Standard Photography,
the text book to be used. post paid, at pub
psner'S price ~, .-...........-. So
The Reporting Style unemployed in all of the nu-
merous departments Of public, and most of the de-
partments of private business which rapid writing
Ia required. 1t is from eight times as rapid
long hand.
Students of the Reporting STYLE may paw the tut
tion fee by insIalments of s 10 per month, adj
vance. With the aid Of the daily mailed instruc-
tions, the Hand Book will surely and swiftly guide
every earnest studentto perfect knowledge of the
system.
o. Remittanccs should be made by Post Office
Order, Draft, Registered Letter, by Express, to
O.P. HAlNES,
Office of the Baltimore Gazette,
June %, IS69-tf Baltimore Mid
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-08-24
NOTICE To TAX-PAYERS!
WEs0 have not Paid their Tax
FOR THE YEAR 1865.

Y'HIS Tax has been due for nearly one year and
must be settled up at once, eIse l must dis-
train and sell property word to the wise is suf
hcient.
l will attend in AvERILL TOWNSHIP. ut MIR.
John ". Gr9ptham's Store, on THURSDAY OF
EACH WEEK, for the purpose Of receiving Taxes
will also attend in HARPER'S FERRY. at Mr..
James McGraw's Store, on SATURDAY OF EACH
WEEK, Tor the purpose vi receiving Taxes due in
Ilarper's Ferry aud Bolivar Townships.
90 Prompt attention TO this notice will save
much trouble anu expense. 80.
80 GEO KooECE. D. Sheriff.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-08-24
A VAIuAnIE PuMp.-Last "Wednesday

A VALUABLE PUMp-Last Wednesday
we witnessed the very successful operation of
"Jaques' Patent Force and Lift Pump" and
express it as our judgment that as a cistern
or common yard pump, it excels anything of
the kind we have ever seen, for forcing and
propellipg water. It is made entirely of wood,
with copper chamber, and is not liable to
get out of order. Attached to the one we
saw in operation was piece of gutta percha
hose, and from this water was forced dis
lance ranging from As to 60 feet. We IN
derstand that Messrs. McCurdy & Duke have
purchased the right to this pump for several
counties, and that in conjunction with the
Messrs. Mcknight, they will, at an early day,
commence the manufacture of these pumps.
ABOUT ToMAToEs.-Last week we were
shown, by Mr.. II. F. Schulz, what We regard
as a curiosity in tomato production. On one
stem had grown thirteen good sized and well
developed, tomatoes, and all of which had ri
pened perfectly. When We saw the. cluster,
there were but eleven on the stem-two hav-
ing been broken off-and these weighed
three pounds strong. To look at this bunch
one might imagine that there were three dis
tinct varieties, as that number of colors was
represented. little of the Shepherdstown
Register boasts of having received as a pres
ept two tomatoes, each weighing one pound
and three-quarters, with circumference of
16 inches. Save US some. seed, Zit.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-08-24
MUSIC CLASS.

WISH to undertake EMUSIC CLASS on the
L PiANo-teginning the first OF September -
further IN formation apply to
A,,eust 10. ls69-4E W
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-08-24
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
REPORTED WEEKLY
HouSE " Han5do
GENERALCOMMISSI MERCHANTS
1874 South Eqtaw ST., Baltimore.
SATURDAY, August 81, 1869.
E. WILLIS WILS0N,
ATTORNEY At LAW.

SHEPHERDSTOWN, JEFFERSON CO.,
WEST VIRGINIA.
WIN practice in the Counts of this and the ad-
w joining Counties.
o. Office, one door north of the Register office.
Aug. II, lS69-ly.
DURDICK Hay, Straw and Fodder Cutter,
ID hand and horse power, superior to any IN mar
ket-ioIty sold last season-for sale by
August 3. JAS. LAW HOOFF
CALL and. examine the wiloughby Grain Drill
" before buying any other. Forsale by
August 10, 1869. Jas. LAW HOOFF.
IMPROVED ali iron PAIRING, Corning and Slicing
Machine: Every housekeeper should have one.
For sale by JAS. Law. HooFF.
DEACH Parer, for sale by
August 10, 1869. JAS. Law. HOOFF.
CHAMPION Churn, for sale by
" August 10, 1869. Jas. LAW. HOoFF.
RACoN--A large lot of very superior Bacon. just
ID received and for sale by W. EBY
July 81, 1869.
SToNE wARE.-I, !, l, u, 2,s, 4 and 5 gallon
~ Stone Jars; and gallon Tomato Jars Spit
toons and Milk Pans, just received from the manu-
factory, for sale by w. EBY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-08-24
SELECT SCHOOL For BOYS.
VALLEY FEMALE SEMINARY
WINCHESTER. VA.

n ME Fourth Annual Session of this Institution
] will open on the FIRST DAY OF SEPTEM-
Der, 1869. The Principal will be assisted by a
large and competent corps OF Teachers. French
spoken in the family.
For catalogues. address
Mrs. ANNE E. T. MAGILL, Principal,
June %, lS6g-tSI. Winchester. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-08-24

SHAUII'S LIME FOR SALE.
nNaE undersigned is prepared to furnish the citi-
zens of ChsrIestown and vicinity with Shaulis
Smithfeid Lime-wholesale or retail.
I,ne % Is69-tE GEO. E. CORDELL.
nIsCOTINE food for invaIids and infants June
d Burmuda, Arrow root, Corn Starch, Gelatin,
and Flavoring Extracts. ,,-,--,,,
Aug. II. AISQUITH WASHlNGION-