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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-26

The Ydsoo City Wig seems to think
that the late miserable failure in Jackson,
ye!ipt, bond paying democratic meeting
continued the bone ano sinew Of the demo.
cratic party. W. readily ADM, tina, u
few e. nilemen Of high character, WIN
have thrown tn mseves neck and heels
into tho peoples ranks, were members o
that hermaprodl,icsi knot; they are nol
nor can they ever be part, either hont
or snew Of the great democratic party
t,ey may b &c, lain par, Of il.
The Wing is pleased TO mention the
name of GEM. Quitnan. Now Stephens
in all good nature, We beg you no 10 "ruu
tina. saw" Don't you know wha. exer
,ions you employed Tor Gen. Quirman as
avhig, not forty mons since, when he
was opposing Judge GhoIson for Con.
gress; and have you forgotten thar hs
seal US PRESIDENT Vi tho Mississippi Rail
Roal Company is yet warm? and Go you
not know, tina. Gen. @. cast his vote for
Shaituck three months SINGER You CHARGE
'he honorable gentlemen OF tina, meeting
(no~ OF your Party,, with want of patri-
oiSm. We cannot go 60 far. They
were never Of US, bu, Tor n while with us
4hey have returned 10 their old haun,s .
and you should nurse 'hem, receive them
'nto your arms once more, and they will
never depart.
Our wing brother, his vet much TO
learn OF reputation, We will lend our
'eO'e aid, during the summer, towards him,
ana perchnnce he may employ hursher
~rlrS than "infamous and inGmy."
head Matthew and Paul" and you
may PeTchance arrive at our drift.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-26

- n.
TAX COLLECTORS o "a '1.'
M WILL sail 10 the hIsns'' "I Jn, \
cash, before the Court hOu" ' ,o,pl
~ ~ town Of Lexington, Holmes '''''
Mississippi, IN ,Lsd,
Monday the 9Th day Of DaI~ 'S r 4:
he following oescn''d property ,''r",I, !,
aor,h west quarter section O. 'o Nv, ,,crn
range 8 east: south west q"a'' .',unrG
S. township l2, range 8 'Ss'' wv .
800 acres. 4 JAnD
Assessed as the properly as
Wes,brook. tax due for lS4l S0 u',c.
D. D. SCOTT, Tax C =. Il
Feb. 5. y sds'
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-26

COVE INTO LIouIEATIoN.-Thc
Bank OF Vicksbu,g has gone into Iqqi-
dation the right way. Mr. Markham,
the p es,dcnt, has retired into the
coutry 20 rasa 20 atocs and poultry,
orn and cabbag =, AID Mr., Thomas W.
BanC s, he ca hier, has united him
SILT wi h Mr.. Edward Whaley in the
mercantile business. Tom formerly
supplied the be ter currency, now he
furnishes ,aIt and sugar, coffee, coret,
and south side, and all other Injuries
ard comforts of life. We oppose /
Tom and Mr.. Markham in their late
avocationS, but we most cordially wi h
them all Succe s in their II W, onest
and useful pur>uit,.-V. Sentinel.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-26
LEXINGTON, MISSISSIPPI.
Saturday February IS, 1912.

JosEpu NJ. CARDJzj, Esq, Of this
place, has been appointed by the Hon.
Samuel J. GholsOn, Commissioner Vi
Bankruptcy, for this county. Sec ad'er>
,i,emenl in another column.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-26
HEAD QUARTERSl
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

FMNHE appointments Of" CoMMIs,1 ,NEs
n Of BANKRuprcy," for The comfy
OF h"Imes, nus been conferred upon tn,
ondeFelgned; all those who may b. desi,
G9u' Of avniIIpg themselves Of the bpnef,.
resulting from tie Act oi Bankrnptc,
Gao before me, have their Peliiqns.
Schedules, &c. made out and prepared a
much less cost, than through any other
means.
Applicants for rellet under the provs-
ions OF the above act, viii fad me in Lex
'ng'"n AT all tines, enabled to forwart
their petitions.
J. NJ. CARDOZO.
F"b. 26, 1912 l2
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-26

Upwards Of $500 0 in duties were
collected at The Per Of Kings on, du-
ring the year l94l, On propet y im-
ported from the Unit d stat s-or
more Ihan double the amount collect
ed in 1910. TIE trdde between Cana.
da and this country is rapidly !ncreas
mg.-N o. Picayune.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-26

MM ESSRS FuIz d Brooke are my
.YM authorized agents during my all
sence from the State.
Y. d. ALLEN.
Feh 2G, 1912. IL 5w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-26

GALLON LAw.-Make your spreads
gentleman! clean up your rnsty de-
canlers-Paint your g fixings"--psy
your license, and grind! Should you
hANs out on the cash system, give
starving editor, now and then, a small
chance on a short. Il.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-26
INSOLVENCY

- INSOLVENCY.
TWShE undersigned having tm .
n pointed BY tho Honorable P,b,|
C"ur, OF Holmes county Mis.I,spr
The February term lS4s, lhpr,d, al
'nl'''oner' TO receive, examine, audi \
'II"w claims Hgaina tho estate If M
u, Davis, decreased, will NEE, a, EsI,I|
Brooke Office, the fourth Saturday /, a,
month, ior The mex, six months.
II. Fl. FULTZ,
WM. SWAMI.
4. L. EDRlNGT0N
Feh, -. 10 I'm. Commissioner,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-26


EXCITEMENT IN PHILADELPHiA.--
The Ledger of 2Sh ult. says:-"Not-
~lthS'aDdng the announcement made
Yesterday NON NJ by the cashier o. the
Glrard Bank that the institution would
close for The pres, NJ, a crowd of per,
sons early in the morning, conglega ed
about its doors, and there continued
ill afternoon. From 10 to IL o'clock
the crowed reached several hundr d
filling the portico O. the bank, and for
some distal &c on eli her side oil tn,
street bio ked up the passage way.
Tie Ma, or and strong posse If the
Lollce were on the ground the whole
day. AT one time there ele thou Int
to be visible d mons rat onS OF Violence
and we understand the Mayor S ntf.r
a young gentleman OF some &c .ebrit as
popular Sp, aker, to adore. the croA d
AID 10 r'q ct them to dlspe Sc. lie
came, but not deemilly any Cause of
alarm TO exist, he did moi Spe,k.--I
" IN The exec ton Of a sin ..e d.
vldnal, who was some ~ hat u,.r atious
tie police were not called upon to ex.
erc.sc their authority. 1ha COW d /,
was quiet, and was conSi erny that
the wind was b Oh, al d the dust and
SIND flew about tremendously, was rS-
mafkably patient.
~ ltseems to be settled that the bank
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-26

the shady ,ide of the Courthouse in
The heat of tie day, and Can "hump"
ourselves TO the mill OF evenings.
PHILADELPHIA BAYKs.-1'here i,
great trouble among tie banks at Phil
adelpbia. A run was made on the Phil.
adelphla Bank IN tie 3lst uIt. At =
O'Clock p. M. tie othtr bank, rcfused
It's noes. But the b.nk Con inued o
r deem lis notes up 10 3 o'clock, the
honr for closing. Gov. Porter wa,
present in the bank for som. time.
The crowd was immense but no dis,
turbance took place. They redeemed
their notes mostly i'll Moyamensing.
On Thursday tie bank did OF op IA
its doors. This course was pursued in
consequence olthe action of the Gov.
WHO, o provide tor The safety Of the
pablo moneys deposited in that ms i.
tuition as well as those iutere ted in the
bank, had directed the Attorney Gea.
eral to apply to The Snprem3 Court
for an injunction 10 re train he Ptesi-
dent and Dlrec o!s from paying on,
assigul' gor transf ri z tie a set of the
bank, and also Tor The appointment Of
q re, eiver. The application was
-four ded upon The affidavit OF Job
Mann, Esq, TIenurer of The State,
showing that upwards of 100000
were deposited in sad blnk, Tor he
payment Of c lit re t OH the State
Deb falling due o. tie LIST inst.
Tie Bank OF Pennsylvania being
enjoined, upon which It was presumed
there would be 9th rwlse have be a
severe drain, a sharp run was m
menced upon q neighboriAg i, stitution
the Moyamcnsing Bank, which WAS
continued oil day. ana was met with
great read and ,eerfunesS. To
accommodate the public, the bank was
kept upon for a considerable time If.
ter the Usual hour for closing with an
understanding that 1t should remain
so asorg As calls were II ade.
On the evcni g Of The 3Ist. an ad,
journed NEE ing # BAL officers was
he'd at the Philadelphia Baak. Tie
Arrangements betweeA the CITY and
county banks are nearly completed;
aud in the me n i'm. the aper Il each
OF the Institutions vii! be u. iver ally
received on depo lie, or in paym hts
OF debts. The Pennsylvania and CT
lard Banks not included.
lie arrangements thus far have
been made N view Of +, sumpt on of
Specie payments on the first oil Au
gust neX!.-Picayune. 81
EXCITEMENT IN PHILADELPHiA.-
The Ledger of 2Sih ult. says:-"Not-
wlthSa aiding The announcement made
va fnR lsAVK l. Al. l., H..
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-26
CITATION. .-..
TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Holmes County, So.
PROBATE Court, +, 6rudry term 1912.

y
A GREEABLY To an order uf the
.A- Hon. Prutate Court OF Holne,
coIn y, MlssisslppI, made nj the Februa
ry term thereof, 1912: No,ice is hereby
gwen TO all persons Interested III tie
lands, tenPments and Entertainments o.
Ihonms LAID, late Of SAID cuurly de-,
ceased, 10 be and personally app ar be.
lore oar SAID county court AT the next
April term, thereof, 1912, hen and there
to show ctuse il any they have or can
Why no order should n0l be made by this
Court, Tor the sae Of The following de-
scrlbed lands belonging 10 the estate al
the said decedant, To alt:--Lots NJ.
one, ,"o, five, six, seven, aud twelve,
being the eus: halt Of section twenty -onp,
III township sixteen, range one wcst, con
aiming 800 aud n. 100 acres.
The Administrator Of sud decedent,
William III. Johnson, having Ia, IA Prev
Gus term of this Court, exhibited on
oa'h, II lst ard true acc un, .oi the per-
sonaI estate, and debts Of said decedeni,
showing thereby that the personal estate
Of salI deceased, is insufficient, to pay his
debts.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-26

FATAL AFTRAY.-Wrl learn from Ewd.
Morton, OF the steamer Jnhn Jay, arriv.
I'd last evening from L,ule Rock, that a
fatal aflay occurred ut Le~isburg, Ark,
between DIR MeniIee and MIR. Phillips,
IN Which both were killed. Some differ
-nce arose ahou, note IN possession If
one Of them. They accidentally met, drew
DIS OILS aud fired. Menilee was shot IN
he groin, and Phillips in the shoulder.
Tn y then drew Bowie knives and closed
IN each other. A, first COZ Menite was
,e,ry severed iniwn--and Phillips shout
der blade Ind entir " open. Both exp!r.
I'd on the spo'.-Crcsrent City.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-26

Well the lard time, are here; ard
they have come upon lis with iron
vengeance. Let us all wear out our
old clothes, if the times don't be as
they "used to was" we mus, go it
- bliEd.-Won't we be IN a nice
fix then "to see company" AID lay
bonds? when we hain't got ~ peck
cts at all. Well it makes no differ.
ence--summer tine is close BY, and
we must stand up TO the rack, fodder
or no fodder, clothes or no clothes.
Hold on to The rags boys! we can en-.
JOY ourselves any how; we will take
the shady ,ide of the Courthouse in
The heat Of the day, and can "hump"
ourselves TO the mill OF evenings.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-26

All the pecuniary sufering' Of the
in1abit.n of the United STA es, arse
from Ignorance Of political economy
on the part ofelther the peop.e or their
rulers. " no yer, Therefore, ca pre-.
vail o, his friends and neighbors to
erga d n the study Of this science,
renders a service to his county.
[Gcuge's Journal Of Banking]
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-26
/, viii be seen from the card ofCoI

1t will be seen from the card of Col.
John D. Wyatt, Tour SheriT :,
hereafter, he will only "v wv
w IONS, gold and silver,
.s,rlcted by plaintiffs or their
Attoruies 10 the contrary.
Col. Wyatt has already suffered, by
receiving money, in sat,slact on Of ex-
ecutious, at the time current, but at.
forwards becoming deprecated.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-26

THE CovENANT.-I'his old and valun.
b e auxiliary III The cause OF Odd Fellow
ship has been bought on, BY the Gand
Lodge ut The UunIled States and is TO he
pubhsIs On BaI'lmorr) under the patron.
nge and supervision OF tnot body. Jamea
l.. Ridgely, II name familiar TO every
member OF The Order, is the L ii,or. Nj
Rufioer, Esq, Of this place, Is the agent
Tor Nj ssIsslrpr. The p,uti OF the work
are To BE- edded 20 The fund ot the Grand
Lodge and 60 to charitable otiect'. This
should he mn incentive % every Old Eel
low I" pa'r"niZ, The work. We learn
from the numbers before us that tb.re are
nav Is Grand anj PAT subordinate l. do.
IS in the Unued ; ates, with Is, lO6
members. One huudred and twenty five
thousand dollars were paid into their
Treasures during the past year, aud 49,,
Up0 were bestowed TO charitable and indi.
GENT persons. The revenue received hv
the Varims Lodges in this State amounts
TO S., SAG 9S.-Aat hez Free Trader.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-26
TRUST SAIn

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MEDICAL AID.

DR GREGORY residing at "a Mott street, has long
II favorably established his character and qualification
physician he has therefore further need
apprise that he still always home
ready administer the aiced-to his patients
speedily idua welfare the varied
will permit Too hasy general desirable,
ofevsry invalid avoid having their disease tempered WITH
by which possibly the become excee dngy
painful or even dngerous or may be disastrous The
avoid improper treatment and imperfect Is obtain
little book entitled The Rubiconn il gives history in de-
by peruss patients will be ape to understand their
case and condition. IL written by physician whose ample
experience gained the OF
patients of this class embracing form and
of the disc ase that il possible imagine.
In reference the of the little book ITSELF TIE best
evidence of value the opposition
with from those whose occupation endangered by
its rapidly increasing sale. Price so By DIR. g. his
residence 81 Mott nearly opposite the church. about $50
yards Chatham and the drug of the
Messrs Sands 10 aud 100 Fulton and both of
Broadway and Chambers ST.
S1RIcTURE-Persons afflicted with structure should call
Dr. Gregory and inquire the OF his plan of He
is at all tunes ready and willing to prove that his method Of
structure speedier and certain than the common
mode oiealment The time required TO cure 6 this s,hod
quarter OF hour TO about ten Those wishing
to make further will net be charged except for services
rendered and moderate compensation ali that is expected
any
Application by mall post paid, enclosing ST. will the
book turn of mail, free of postage. ms lm~r
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!, .Ef fIr ME D i G. A l..
I1NHE PRIXATE1 TREATISE.-This Is a Itte volume ON

THE PRIVATE TREATISE.-Ths Is a little volume on
Diseases which and private
Of stated in the planest possible manner And
only directions for the simple and recent
those which have fallen into improper hands and
continue from month to month"; particularly dwet on
Such persons will see immediately the difficulties which I'M
be pursued in each particular Its obtained only of the
author, DR.. Ralph SO Greenwich St Price 81:
DR.. Ralph also takes this opportunity of saying that he
be consulted the peculiar diseases above referred ahs
private residence, at any hour.
Aware however, deep and just soliciude which many
feel consult person Of integrity well
these peculiar complaints the author deems it proper to
the following short of the opportunities he had to fit
himself for this And this he tn, inclined to
have assured him lhst for want OF Information OF this
kind they have selected from list Of advertising people the
who had most OF wonderful curebut without
the beres repentance lie therefore begs to state that be-
been watching these Diseases both hospital and city practice
for than thirty years. and has editions Of
work expressly Them Also that has testimonial letters
from the eminent physicians of Europe the most emi
in Americaas Sir Ashley Cooper TO DR.. Mott of N Y.
and Dr. Physick of Phil epha, and shen and further,
the privilege Of referring almost every phvsi-
this city, Nothing be he
ground of confidence those who stra
gers to him.
Consultations may be made by and for such he has
little private chest, thing for
speedy and private It's forwarded be directed
Price $40, lm"c
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NJ ORTIZ RIVER DISPENSARY. 2o4A Fulton street near
~ GreenwchDr Morrison hicmber OF the Royal College
of Surgeons, London, and formerly Surgeon in the British Ma
to be consulted daily all Diseases oie delicate
and all symptoms consequent on nu
dcious treatment and the imprudent iQuacx medicines
Dr. M has had experience of twenty wo yeaIs treating
delicate diseases all andc Implicated FORMS
mild. safe aud nabl substitute t9r eradicat
the yeneea with certainty without subjectng the
patient risk restricting him int usua diets
suits while his medicines agreeable ntae and smell Per
distractions the urethra, such and
lgemen Of the PROSTATE gland acc ompanied with much irr
and dull pain about these OF the
of malTeament Dr. M estssIctures IN scien-
tc promoting abso Of the thckened circular
membrane without
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBlLlTY-Thousands Of young
suffering from the consequences Of indulgence in
cet destructive nerves further injured from
the use Of nosum. pretended specifics. which stimulate
purely pathological principles and fails in establishing
cure-the and confidence observed
Letters post PAID containing suitable fee, will
the correspondent full advice and dicine to part of the
UnIon by his giving history of his casen detail 20<h Full
Greenwich. Ol2 lmSr
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EX PERIE NC E

EXP ERIENC
TOR FOUR YEARS has fully tested the extraordinary yiI-
GES Several million boxes have been sodand given perfect
PHYSICIANS AND CLERGYMEN,
Lawyers Professors, rich and poor high and own fact,
nearly the whole American people, have given them their
sanction and they are now fast spreading their influences to
hundred other physicians New York city Alone nd
shermans Lorenge daily in their practice. Shemsns Me-
boxes with his attached The Doctor being an
and experienced physician and member of the Medical
cety OF the city Of York. gives character his
rators that no others enjoy.
COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUMPTION
Asthma Tghtness Of the Chest Whoopng Cough Cough at
tending Measles and all affections Of the Lungs immed
all recent few hours and often the alarm
ing cases OF Consumption yield As II BY magic to their happy
Mr. Seetsr and hundreds of Others even where
been given mp as incurabe.
WORMS CAUSE DEATH
To thousands without their being suspected Children
mans Worm Lozenges would give them immediate relief
Hundreds of instances have knowledge, where
the brink Of the grave fast wasting and the
the only hope to Shcrmans Worm Lozenges which have
stored them to health and happiness How often have moth
blessings for the their dear below oHsPrng
Never before has perfect remedy been discovered of e
tire eradication of all kinds Of worms
HEADACHE, PALPITATION,
Lowne of Spirits Fatigue Fainne DesL onenGy m Is
Diseases generally, and Sea Sickness are All subject y @
curative properties Of shermans Csmphor Lozcnxes ine
rate like charm and no TO sea without
they are nfaibe in sea ~, nJ them 20 resvs
S sgs q q al 1i's ,.s s spS psss
Warehouse les Nassau street Assnts-Chnreh's sa Bow,
Sands E. .rS u:SsoS and
Boston, and ledge, Badinss, fhadsph aus
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RETUf NED FROM ENGLAND,

WITH all the latest important information from Europe,
w universally performing Of the class of
real disease aggravated FORMS with dented
expedition and DESPATCH be consulted reonaly
wei! eondenay. at has office, No. Noren street, Alba
ny,N.Y tr.fE
The Lock Hospital America the only Phianhropic lns
nton established under the benign auspices Of the cee oraed
Dr. Cooke No Norton ST. Albany, N. Y, for the reef
and convenience Of the unfortunate eputed he best
m eHta9t Tor tine comfort and recovery OF te
dance including board and nursng which very materially iac
taes mutual appobaton and the humaae found
Of desirable and sacred security resides on The
the nereduous there rePcsc their utmost
condence-feei at homesue their usual ayocations-and
enjoy the society of perhaps the st eminent physician as
well as the benevolent man of the age-Europedr.
70 Remember, Dr. Cooke attends personally to his PATIENTS
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CHEMICALS. DRUGS. COPAIVA CAPSULES
Ann GERAM LIVER

mr. FEUCHTWANGER, No. l, Wall street. offers Che
II meals Drugs Dyesiufs very cheap, and warrants all his
quality and the market
v-Lun silver crystals from 80 cts 20 81 y per
aqua foris b hydIoeyane acid Ph 3 % cts
pr b eopaya capsules, best quality 81 and Sao Z. sro;;
French be So IS pr dor iodine IS cts dentists gold
io OF the most approved manufacturers $50 pr o. diamond
snd sweet spirits Of nie from to 20 cts pr b odnss Of poas
ron sulphur, lead mercury 50 cts swedish eeches
So pr 1907 chloride iodine bomlne Oh and
Of soda 81 SO lb compound chemical whale
soap ana all ms poison warranted Extract ogwood and chps
dyewoods, sold very cheap Apply 10
o,,,n. DR. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGERy
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.

N: De goUDELOQUE, NJ. D., LlSBON, PORTUGAL
11E Scientific combination Of ingredients Of which these
l', are composed have made then the wonder aud adm
ration OF the world. They known all Europe be
the only preparation discovered that has proved invariably
certain IN producing the monthly Their certainty in all
cases. being such that thew must be used during
for ihough always mild saie and healthy they certain
produce miscarriage If used during thar period.
The directions translated into English and envelopes
round with the seal Of the Importer stamped Each boz
tains the signature of M de BoudcoQne, aud the Engsh d
rcctons have the signature of Dr. h. MELVEAU authorised
agent for the continent of America.
They be transmitted by mail any part of the Unitet
States Letters directed to DR. +. Melveau, box a. New
York. will meet with immediate attention. All letter. must
be post paid Sold by appointment 81 20 Cherry near Cats
rne street nce - Half boxes 81 No half boxes sent oy
man o. Imsr d6w
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PAR R,S T.lEk, PILLS

PAhR'S LIFE FILLS.
THE the sale of these Pills for
they have introduces this country, truly
astonishing and proof of the conquerng power
ofthe when the relaxed by the heat
of this invaluable edicine will clear off and
humos which heat invariably The liver which
sluggish, will be into healthy action and
thus be able perform the fractions allotted the body
altogether vii be renvgorae and prepared undergo what
change the winter bring In bilious complaints,
heavy colds and they afford speedy relief and
the female constitutions they particularly applicable
who have tried them certify In fact who
used PARIS Life Pills be insled with life
for their fine properties invariably the stomach
healthy longing for food, sound Sleep and all the
attendant good health The which they
used in Europe among all classes Of society beyond
ing that all who them appreciate their worth They
sold exclusively by the following agents. viz
Ruston Aspinwa druggists aud chemists &c William
ITO Broadway and 10 Astor House.
Abraham Sands Codruggiss and chemists buildings.
1913 Broadway, corner of Chamberst
John b. Dodd. druggist Broadway, corner Bseckerst
A. w. Badeax Bowery Medicine Store, $50 Bowery
John c. Hart, druggist, 3i8 Grand corner Norfolk
Symes' Medicine Store, 60 Bowery, Of Walker
4. B. Trpler Fulton and Water st.
horace Everett druggist 367 Greenwich the
Franklin st.
j. Coddngton apothecaIes Hudson steeet
T. Cotton chemist apothecary Beeckec ST.
J. Wendover druggist and apo,heay, al Eighth avenue.
BrookynWm Armstrong, seed, drug and patent medicine
warehouse, l8l3a Fulton ST.
And wholesale, at proprietors' office,
Clarendon House, corner of Duane and Broadway