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CHAPMAN's LECTURES on the theory and
" practice Of medicine, delivered in the University
Of Pennsylvania vol, 1896 price 50.
System Of Surveys, by J. M. Chslins, rart 7.
This day received by +, TAYLOR,
March
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STOCKS
ssrs-N.u York, March 8, ls4S-Ffrsi board 5000
penn.yIyans 81 M 30; 5000 s. e 1902 ITO LIST Juiyy
900 q g. S's 1883 100, 5000 Ohio 8s, 1850. elt 1900
ohio 6 1870 ast ie5 Morris Canal l7j 100 Reading r.,
ga 900 Reading r. r. bonds 75l; 100 viakshurg Us
second boerd-9Oo Morris canal III; 90 Reading r. r,
60, b. so; 100 do. osk $50; so do SCI, b. TO-
SHIP NEWS
CLs.RsD-ship Marmion, Edwards, Liverpool, Taylor
briggs Robert Bruce Bsizs Honduras o. Lamar Calves
ton, Texas; schooner ssrsh, Newbern, ~ 2,
Assvrp.- Hamburg ship stsphania 90 days from Han1
burg. ....
from Haysns; also, two bar1ues and two briggs. y
s,ILtD Ships Union, New Orleans: Warsaw, do 4;
hsrque Hecls, Portau briggs Croon Mobile; Peso
ME. Apaachicola; Carib West Indies; HarhinRer, do
There Is Considerable drift ice in North and East rT'
and hays
Wind light from the NE.
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Among the passengers who were to have sailed
in the Cambria from Boston yesterday, was Joseph
Napoleon Bonaparte, son Of the late Joseph Bona
parte.
excitement prevailed in the province in reference to
| Sir Robert Peel's proposed commercial reform.
Preparations ofa warike or defensive character
were still in progress or contemplated.
The imports under the drawback bill in Toronto,
Canada west, amounted in 1S45 to $4,000, Of
| which $50 900 consisted of sugar.
| Pot and pearl ashes, the product of the United
States, are hereafter TO pass through Canada free.
| Mr.. Hincks, editor Of the "Pilot," liberal pa
per, has abandoned the paper and the province
| where TO go, not stated.
.Nsw York market, this day, 5, p. m.-The sales at
the stock boards were, TO limited extent, at prices
| a little frmer than were current on Saturday.
About 500 bales Of cotton sold to sPinners-the
advance previously noticed still maintained, the mar
kst remaining firm.
Nothing beyond retail sales to report in -four
| Genesse IL quiet at IS SO. Michigan, and common
western ut as 37t Howard street at IS -.
| l.40O bushels yellow New Orleans southern corn
sold at 65t. 1000 do. New Jersey common yellow
sold at 65t Sc,
North river rye still firm at Csc. Nothing to re-
mort in wheat. ..
| Western provisions remain inactive. No change
to make in quotations since Saturday. Nothing to
report to-day.
whskey sells at 20 a 23i in barrels, and 2ai
| for drudge.
Nothing to note Of Importance in other articles.
| No alteration to note in exchange, or freights.
The splendid Marseilles packetsnip Nebrusks,
cleared by Messrs, Boyd & Hincken, sails on
| the 4th inst. She is commanded by Captain
WATSON. She carries out number Vt passengers,
and full cargo, consisting principally Of cotton.
/ The pscket-ship Montezums, Captain Lowber, has
been detained I'LL tomorrow, IL a M, when she
goes to sea.
The weather remains very inclement, The snow
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Berne or the provincial States of Prussia struggling
in vain to obtain some organized regulated liberties
Louisiana, with her constitution Just quietly and
nationally modified, is very different spectacle.
Page l4l is the most remarkable of the number, on
account Of the view taken Of our internal commu-
ncatons and the practcability of the safe indefinite
extension of our system
"'lt grew up fixed opinion among politicians,
6rst that free institutions could only flourish in
countries OF limited extent and population sec
ondly, thatthe energy and action, even Of despolc
governments, were weakened by extensive domin-
ion. The present century, fertile in new circum-
stances and new IDEAS has developed new principles
Of human society in this respect also and the poll
tcians of our generation must prepare TO go to a
school in which the maxims Of Machavel and Mon
tesquieu must be TO certain extent obsolete, like
those of Plato and Aristotle We must accustom
ourselves to the contemplation Of space and num-
bcrs, as the greatest future elements of political
greatness
ttThe reviewer maintains that steam will render
the action Of government OH all parts Of the politi
cal body, in ordinary times, immediate and certain,
and thus Capitalization and unity; that steam
will render the action of the people on the govern
ment, in great emergencies irresistible and thus Sc
freedom, if the people be true to themselves.
He adds IL the Americans preserve that tenacious
pit Of unity which has hitherto 30 singuarly char
acterzed them IN all their career, il is impossible to
overrate the greatness Of their future
"Mcheet, the historian, has Just issued a curl.
Gus duodecimo Of three hundred pages, under the
title, The People. 1t is Of complexion and aim
entirely democratic.s He embodies the results Of
his long particular study Of the character, habits,
condition, rights, and prospects OF the humber
classes The dedication to his friend Quinet, the
nhde lecturer, bespeaks the purport In his pref
ace he sketches his own life from lowy beginnings
and mechanical toll The preface ends thus; French.
msn, Of whatever social position, of whatever par.
ty, remember well one thing: You have hut one
sure friend on earth, and that is Francei The Goa
lidon " sristoerscies ssbss,s; and for them you
are sui gully Of the crime OF having undertaken,
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C,HEAP PAPAR.HANGINGs.-The subscr

jan. 30, 1916.
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fs ttOVA4 HUI IA SSs
 TO Parents. Guardians and Teachers or Alaba and RIississippi.
 fHSliE ulaursign would respnciia ly call ,uHr at- | icnioe b the following list of ScliooI Books, universally 4dort, | and highly recommended by al whb are interested in inc cause nf education.
 Aiabama Sefies of Rfadas--Nn L The Primary Primer, new eduisn; No ?, a'he Child's Reader, new edition; No j. Exercises in Reading, new edi- ton; No 1. Pg,ter's khetoncal Reader, new edi- ton; wehslers Elementary Spellcr; Metrral Sto- ries in Chemlsuy and Philosophy; OlncS 's Geogra- piA and Alias; Dlney's Introduction to Geography The Book of Commerce; Watl's Improvement ol tle Mind; Buon's English Grammsr, BullIon's Greek 6rlmmer; OInstcad's NatsraI Philosophy; Eomstock's Natural Philosophy; Cunslnck's Chem- suyi Comsloek's Physiology; Presion's Book keeping; The Schalar's Companion; The Scholars Companion; The Scholars Reference Book; Weo. ster's School 'letiunly; Abercrombies Moral Feelings; Goo, chs Ecclesiastical History; Lin coins Botany. Bureil's Geography al the lleav- ems Aexanter's Evidences oi Christianity Stone s Rhetorical Speaker; He ge's Logic; Wilald's His- tory of U. $. s 70; WiIlTd's History of U. $. abridged; Wllhrd's Universal History; Farley s Newman's Political Ecomomy; Buffers Analogy ; kame's Elements Of Crincsm; h'avies' first Les sons in Arithmetic; ha,ies' Arithmetic: Da,its' Key to Arithmetic Davies Algebra; Davies Key 10 Algebra; Davies Elementary Geometry; Dawes Bourdon's Algebra; Dayies Le2endre's GeomeIrv ;
 
 Davies Descriptive Geometry; Davles' Calculus Davies Shades and Shadows; Anthon's Latin Les sons; Anthon's Latin Prose Composition; Anlhon's Latin Prosody; Antlons Cicero Anfhons Caesar Anthon's Salust Arthons Horace; Anthon's Greek Lessons Anlhon's Greek Prose Composition; An. thon's Greek Prosody: Anthon's Jacobs Greek Reading; Anthon's Greek Grammar Anbon's Die. | tonary of AnliTuites Anthon's Classical Diction ary; Andrews and Stoddard's Latin Grammar; An drews' Question 10 Latin Grammar; Andrews Firsi Lessons in Latin; Andrews Lalln Reader; An. drews Vir Rome; Andrews Sallast; Andrews n 1 tin Exercises; Andrews Key 10 Latin Exercises | Donnegau's Greek LeXcan; Greek Testament 1 Ainswor.h's Latin Dcllonmy; Cooper's Virgil ! I1omeri Has; French Guide; Bolmar's I.evizSc' 1 French Granmar Vie de George Washington; Re cuell DramailIue Reereations, Ins, al Elnusantes { Adventures ol Teemaqne; Boyerss French DictIon ary; Tne Young Cholr; The School Singer; Bur rows Panofarle Primer; Melneke's Instructor Hunlen's Instructor
 1 have also constantly on hand large and wei | selected stock of Blank Books and Slationary Law ! Medical, Theological and Miscellaneous Books an, will fill all orders with promptness al very low pr ces. Al 2S Dauphin streets.
 ] novl4 237omo JOEI. WHITE.
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E.I6sfEsxHs EIiIIszS75IxSNs

is by far the strongest preparation of Ssrsapara lanl, as has been frequently tested both by it's ef tets and anaysIs.
 It is fast taking the place of al other prepara- tons becamse of ns icacy (numerous crifcates be- ing publihed from tune 10 lime) and because of its superior strength Gone bottle beng equal to six pints ofSyrup of Sarsaparilla, two bol les of any oter eStract;) it is consequently ths bea and chsapest. requiring less to be taken and ing less, being sold at oNE DOLLAR FOR A sIFsLE BOTTLE.
 It is particularly recommended for all Rheumatic afections Ulcerous Sores of the Nose, Throat or body; Diseases of ihe Bones; Diseases of the Liver, Lungs, Spleen and Kidueys; Affections fihe Skin. or a breaking out of dry and watery pimples tho Face, Neck and Body; Scrofula; Erysipelas; Con- stitutional diseases arising from he of Mercury and other minerals; Syphlitic and Venereal Afec- ions, as well as the greatest purifier of the blood and Fluids of the body, that has ever been discov- cred. In short, as general medicine, it has no equal in the whole list of medicines ever prepared discovered.
 Dr.. Leidy, the proprietor, offers to refund the money when satisfactory proof is given of its ine- eacy, or of his assertions proving untrue.
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PATENT MEnICINEa

.-s. z z . 1GIt'" 1'tnDlal., 'it1 IlIf. ELIXIR OF sL LOVE Ill s sovereign and speed, cure for lncipirni Consumption, Barrenncss, lmpoiencv. ln- eoulua Nhiies. Obsttuctian diilicull ar painful Menslruation, !eonlinrnee ut Urine or involuntary disctaige thereof; am for general prnsnalihn ni lhe system, whether he resnli of inherent causes or produced by irregnlarily. illness or accident
 Tieie is mol n shadow of d.u't lhal Ihis is true, and were not he subject of loo delicate nature. hundreds would leslIl. 10 ihe nriValied efficacy of this Cordial as specific for barrenness. luur nhus gleeis irregularities m th" secrelious pains in he kidneys, elnai@ supnressluns Cor the reserse) pto lapa0s uleri, and n fact tu almost every disease tc which lhe mas delicate portion of Ihe human ui gam zaion Is liable. IL canuoi, indeed. cue malfnrma- Ion of the parts bul for anything short of tl,a; it is offered an intalble cure for htfrenness, while in all the other dlseases enumerated bnve when acuie chronic, il will be found safe and sovereign re. medy. The l.ueina Cordial Is gentle tonic, Ope- rating generally upon he seeretve organs and bra- c'ng lhe whole system without Gar stimulating any ionclion AS 10 produce subsequent relixstion. On lhe contrary, i 10 act in petlec harmony with nature and does create a temporary yigor bnt a permanent renewal of the natural energies. The first bottle used will fully convlnee the purchaser ol the ruth of all we have asserted.
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l sls Q 4 D IFS EELSllyLNLkYgIIIIIMlILY9

are the only pills in existence containing sarsapa- rilla in them, and were the first pills introduced bJ that name. Notwithstanding the attempt by others offering ''Sarsaparilla Pills" and "Boed Pills" to the rublic thinking to sell them the reputation of ''Dr Leidy's Sarsaparlla Blood Pis," yet the trick has signaiy Jailed, judging from the increasing sales and demand for Dr., Ledy's Blood Pills,
 The public should use no other pills than Dr. Le,- dy's Sarsapara Blood Pills; for by their necuar composition, they produce the. combined effects ot purifying the Blood and Animai fluids, and elesnsiRg hs Stomach aud Boweis, by purging ,herefrom all causes of disease. ta gs
 They produce nausea or sickness at the stom- ach, may be taken at all times and under all circum- stances, by young and old, ithout fear of any dan ger, beng free from all noxious, powerful or daa- gerous drugs, and require restraint from occupa- tien usual course of living-with all the foregoing recommendations and qualities, they must be the safest, best, and most .eaeOus of any other pills.
 The strongest proof of theIr efficacy IS the fast of
 ONE HUNDRED BOXES
 being sold daily At Dr.. Ledy's Store alone, and
 THE THOUSANDS
 sold daily throughout the United States.
 Price-z5 CENTS A SINGLE BOX.
 Just received and for sale only by -
 R. NORTH S co. Apothecares' Hall, jel9Ky opposite Mansion House. and 35 Govt st
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DINNEY'S FRENCH GRAMMAR -Thi.

II Grammar, written over in all parts, and on tinued so as to form complete system according 10 the best authorit es, with full coHiugations ol verbs, regular and irregular, and references to all the important rules, s now being published, and is expecied soon.
 be al once the most practical and complete of any in this language. IL forms a handsome duode elmo volume of about 400 pages, with fair type and paper and neat, substantial binding.
 It will lprobabiy be received in two three weeks. Those who wish to commence with this system im- mediately, can procure cop,es of the part already published, winch will be received in exchange for the complete work when 1t arrives, by paying the difference of prce--twenty- rents.
 oct25 SUMWALT '& TEST, 36 pauphin-st.
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p OWLANDS KALYDOR This invauable \ O and refreshing wash for the face and hands particularly during the summer, is too well known, and too universally acknowledge to need much rec ommendaion.
 It is ncoInparable preserver of the skin, rem derng il soft, clear and healthy, removing redness, pmnles and discoloratons of all kinds, frecklea, and all unpleasant culanedhs erupions so frequent in this climate.
 It's capability for imparling bloom 10 the cheeks, soItness and decacy to the hands, and soothing rri tation tenders it indispensable To every Toilette.
 Gentlemen who suffer from tenderness of the Face after shaving, will find m this kaydor an allevia- ting and emolient application. removing efectualy, all irritation and paa.
 Rowiands Kalydor is an unfailing relief to those Ladies who suffer frem infaned and sore nipples, by it's peculiar cooling effects and it's powers of al laying inflammation it recommends itseilto their This preparation is innocent il is eficacious IL is warranted to contain no mineral aslrngenis, which so utterly ruinous to the complexion, and by their action endangering healIh For sale al iel0 GATES'S Pharmacy, l36 Dauphn st
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GTAvES & WHITE OAK TIMBEk WANT - ED--The subscribers wish 10 contract for a quantity of White Oak, Pipe Slaves, and square pseces of Timber, particulars be had on applk cation ethsr in person or by letter.
 sep28 EHLAvA, mURRBIL q co.
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HAVILAND, CLARKE & co. I. C DUBOSE & co. By $. V. NORRIS EN, N. Orleans.
ra1ERRlRLE nlsasrrRs ol nll snr1s nrs |.

FHNERRlBLE DISASTERS of all sorts are be- A coming so common as not to astonsh The world Is familiar with the bursting of cannon, the blowing up oi steambuats, he murder of wives forms that casualties now-a. days assume. For years death by disease has been the most common thing in the world, and men have ceased 10 be surprised ~hnn they hear that lieir irlends have fallen vc- tins. But the astnuishmeut winch attends the cures effected by Dr Peters celebrated Vegetable Pills is still as fresh and uabounded as When men see, however, coughs colds, consumption. headache dyspepsia, diarrhoea, aguc, nd host ol other dis eases cured hy his pills when they asthma aundre, p,Ies nausea lver complaint, cholic, drop sy, levers. etc, cured hy his Pills and rheuma tism aud kindred pains healed al one application by his Paslers, how is il possible their astonishnen should cease? For sale bv
 HAXILAND. CLARKE 6 co.
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INaENsInLE pERspIRATI0N.

iia pre,eding tignie
 is given orepresei the
 lNstHsIBLE PLRsPi- RATION. II Is lhe great EYAc1iA1luN lur tue iumruliiits ol lle bod,. ltwill be nciiced that a thick cloudy niist is- sues from all points oi
 lle surface, which n- dicales thai llns lersIi- ratlon flows uninlerrupt- edly ahen we are m lieaIlll, bul ceases N hen
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For sale, wholesale and retail, by
 mh19 I. c. DUBOSE & co. 39 Wat er-st.

fHsHE COMPOUND CHEMICAL WHALE OIL A SUAP.-Rosebugs, Leaf Lice, Sugs, and eve- " other description oI Insects upon bushes, grape vlnes, peach, apple and other trees prubbery lur- nps, grass plots, cabbages, etc., permanently eradi cated.-This preparation has decided advantages any other hitherto brought into use, as it not only destroys all the vermin parasitic upon vegela- bes, but also contributes he fertility and cleanli- ness of the plants, parks and roots of the trees.
 Ii may be considered niallible in it's applications and on account of It's cheapness, very accessible to any extent, to Horcullurists, Agriculursts, Farm. CTS and Planters.
 DirectrOns for use.-A teacup full dissolved in one gallon and pint ofrain water s of sufficient strength to sprinkle over the plants and shrubbery morning and evening, until all insects have disappeared.- Peach and other trees may be moistened by means of large syringe. and the time the bark o the trees u'av be sponged with the liquid.
 A supply just received and for sale by
 l. c. DUBOSE CO, Wholesale
 ap9 Druggists, 39 W ater street
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NORTH Sk co. APO9HECARIES AND CHEIIS1'N.
aad dealers in

| aih dealers m | GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS, 1 1pothscGries' Hail oppoSie the Mansion Honse, and 35 G0u1nment street. 1 EB RESPECTFULLY call lhe attention oi Fami- S lies, Physicians, and ihe public generally in town and country, to their extensive and well select. e stock of Drugs Medicines, and Che mfcals and
 large assortment of the most delicate French, Eng llsh German and American Perfumes and Extracts &c together with great variety of Brushes Co"ibs, and Fancy Articles, adapted to the Toilet or Nursery.
 Physicians prescriptions will receive particular l attention.
 The very best of Medicines constantly kept on hand, and competent person always in readiness, both night and day, to prepare them in the most careful and scientific manner, with scrupuous re- gard to correctness.
 LEEoHFs of the best kind always kept for sale and n person (Alr. Payne) every way competent at hand to apply them,and no charge made hut for those nat take. Medicine chests filled and reflted ia the eatest and most careful manner. novl rENHE AMERICAN ART. .UNIoN-For the pro-
 motion of the Fine Arts m the United State, ineOi porated m 1SJ0, is managed by gentlemen without compensation, aud pursues the following plan
 Every subscriber of five dollars is a member for the year. a'
 The money thus obtained, after paving necessary expenses. applied in he first instance to the pro. dBeton from an American Painting of a large costly original engraving, in lhe highest style of Amer lca Art.
 For every five dollars paid by him, every menher receiyes n copy of lhe engraving. Every member also receives annual repori containing the pro- ceedngs and addresses at tine annual distribution a Iist of the members, &c.,, and sometimes an addi. ii0nal work of Art
 The residue of the money is applied to the purchase of American works of Art-Paintiugs, Sculpture, &c ,--varying in price from twenty to several hun. dred dollars.
 These works of Art--the paintings being richly iraned--are publicly distributed, by lot, among ali lhe members. Friiav before Christmas m each yeaf every member having one share for every five dOlllrs paid by him. eNs ef
 Etcl, member s thus certain of receiving in return tle Naine of the five dollars paid, and has also !, lsclhIce o drawing printing, or other work of art of qeaf value. t7+b si4gs l The plate for ihs year is ''5r Walter Raleigh, ling with his Wile.''
 inbscrlbers lor last year can get their engravings, 1 (lf capture of Andre) by calling on $. W. Allen, Hf Sec, 2S Daaphia street. ! fp25 JOEL WHITE.
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CAUTION. James s. Mason's Spanish Biaekiag Label Counter


 feited.
 SHIPPERS, Merchants, and the public generally S accustomed to purchase for use Mason's celebra- ted Challenge Backing, are very respectfully re- tluested to examine ihe LABELS of Black ing boxes and ascertain if the NAME Of James $. Mason IS thereon, as his Spanish Backing Labels have been copied in every particular, the name and location onlv excepted. by concern in Philadelphia, for he puipuse of DECEIVING I HE PUBLIC, by impo- sing their confidence in favor of Mason's Black ing. The style and form of ihe engraving and let. ,elng, the wording and color of the paper have all beea copied,
 OBSERVE, that Mason's Challenge Backing is never labelled in Spanish for any American market. To PREVENT FRAUD for the future, James s. Mason wih place his sigma lure the label of every box of blackidg prepared by him, without which none Is genuine His long experence as manufac- turer, the extent and variety Of hs machinery, and otser facilities afford him superior advantage over any other Backing Manufacturer m the U. States. Orders for Backing and Writing Ink of the best quality furnished promptly and 10 any extent, by
 JAMES $. MASON, l93 North Sd st. For sale, wholesale and retail, by
 mh19 l. c. DUBOSE & co. 39 Water-st
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GIBBON'S LIFE. BY HlMSELF-The Auto N biography of Edward Gibboa. Esq, lustrat ed from his leiiers with occasional notes and narra tives. B, John Lord Sheffield In one vol l2mo
 This has long been looked upon as of the most interesting ui lhs class of writings The state Iy manner in which Gibbon assumed m his history, is here exchanged for a easy and direct style of narralWe."
 For sale by DOBLER,
 oct23 Bookseller and Stationer, 49 Dauph,n st
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Ebltt UhEkN An rNtsn.ltr alu t, eani as Y eofunent O ferumeiy and Iidlel articles, ananP which
 OD0RS FOR TIE HINbKEBe CHIEF. Bailey klne's- Fsrrit Wei lri,; d. Pfnre Al berl; E-pfit unis; Essence Bouque', foussne, etc GIG.
 Mefeur. paiehunlv. Neil d'Ansleierle, Reseda, lasmin d'Esragne. Mnusseliee, Violet, Bouquet de Caroline, Orange Pmiugh, Ncrveine, Rose GeraniW". ianqusl de Rene, etc. PInaud' 's--fXuacls Scnlia Flora Houqurt Ghntl- k, Bpuqtiei Aegiais, Violet de Paune, Bouquet N'cloiia. MoHsselne, Mignonolle, Nanille, Muse, felanilne. ele
 Edr's--Exr;ets Neihena. Spring Flowers Essence lluue,, uckle Royal Violet, Indian Paclauly Heoyosana. Q QAeeu's Own. Cape 1essamine, etc Together wuh varielA ut Extracts in buxes and ToileI Bolties in eases. Cologne-tarina's gennine. Lubin's, Guerain's, Prevosl's and other varieties. Eau de Foil'tle--luhies Lavender Nater-Lubin's, ne l'Salle's. etc. Orange Flower French, in pts and qls. Tooth Paste Luhin's, Pellcrler's odenine, Dyer's and Shermans elc
 Tooth Powder-iu iuhin's. Cnral and American. Pomalnm-Gueila lains PhIlocdme Pommade, m glass and China pos OK Marrow; Creme de Persc, eic. GIG.
 Soaps--Luhns, Gucraiu's. Prevost's, De HSalle E banel's and llull's Fancy and Tollei Soaps. BIushes-a a,sG assortment, comprising every va rletv and qualify of Tooth, Hair, Nail, Shaving Comb and C 10th Brushes.
 novl9 HAVtLAND, CLARK & co.
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The PiIes---A Cure for Life Secured. kk. UpHAM'S INTERNAL RENEDY, for AI the cure of Piles, Inf ,matlon of Ihe Liyer and Spleen, lnnamdiion, Sofeuess, and Liberation of the Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Bladder, Weakness and Inflammation of the Spine
 THE VEGETABLE LIFE EIEGrUARY is the only successful remedy for that dangerous and distressing complaint, the Pies, offered to lhe rillll