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The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-09-30
Ihe Arehduko John OF Au-trin and hi.
Marriage.

The Archduke Regent anived at Frank
fort at nine o'clock on the evening of the
Sd inst, and was delighted to witness the
hearty reception prepared for his lady, the
Countess Of BrandhOf. The story of his
marriage has always been one Of the prin.
ciPal reasons o(his popularity. Once on a
Summers day, upon arriving at Aussee, a
small town in Syria, the traveller was in
formed that from some grave mishap or 9th
er, no position was at hand. The unfoItu-
nate equity old postmaster and his wife were
in the greatest distresS--the maids were sent
out in haste 10 find a man able to drive the
Princes carriage, the groom was bid rather
harshly to make haste and put to the horses,
when the handsome young daughter Of the
house quietly approaches her father, and as
sures him she will take The reins, lor fear
that on the bad roads some harm might hap.
pen to his Imperial llighness by more un.
practised driver. A few moments after.
wards, she assembled the box, and drives the
horses in mastery manner through the
narrow and tOrtuOus streets of the mountain
village. The Prince was surprised, and
when the road became easier, he accosted
her, thanking her for so great a kindness On
her- par To all he said the answers were
80 innocent and so clever that he ended an
hour conversation by announcing his de.
termination Of marrying his fair driver. The
poSmaSter's daughter was frightened, and so
was the Emperor Francis when he heard of
this untoward plan. The Imperial permits
sion was refused, but ATchduke John pei
sisted in his resolution, and the young lady
of Aussee went to live with her husband at
his charming country seat At Brandhof, from
which she received her title. The Count OF
Meran, her son, is a lovely boy, ten years
old, and brought up as a Regular Tyrolese.
Since the Regents promise at the Frank fort
theatre, that he would "bring to this place
on return what was dearest to him, great
excitement had existed among the female
population. The gOodly maidens Of Sa-
chenhousen, village opposite Frankfort,
met to receive her, and at Frankfort mum.
Der Of ladies of rank gave their names as
patronesses for the reception. | never saw
a set Of prettier faces than those which as
sembled in the course Of the afternoon at the
Hotel de Russie to do tie honors of the
town. Nor did the Countess seem to think
that she was i'll received. She uttered her
thanks in the most courteous manner, and
spoke a few words to the little speakers who
had recited congratulatory rhymes, and was
then left to repose from her fatigling Jour
-COrTeSpOndence of the Times.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-09-30
The scicni,ne Ceaventieu

Met at Philadelphia on Wednesday last,
the 10Th inst.
The title Of "Association Of American
Biologists and NatuTalists,'' (under which
its annual sittings in our chief cities have
heretofore been held,) has given way to the
adoption OF the name Of "THE AMERICAN
ASSOCIATIONS FOH THE ADVANCEMENT OF
SCIENCE" and in its conduct nearly or
quite all the Scientific talent Of our coun-
try is engaged. Its objects are. to promote
intercourse between those cultivsting Sci
ence in different parts Of the United States,
and by periodical and migratory meetings
to give a stronger and more general Inn
pulse and a more systematic direction 10
American scientific research. Sessions have
already been held in the majority Of our
largest cities Tin our own in 1867 and
their deliberations have begun to excite a
very general interest wherever they occur.
Association in Scientific labor is as fully
and essentially necessary as in any branch
Of public or domestic economy, and the in
creased facilities afforded through the aid
and constant cooperation Of such societies,
is beginning to exert very happy inhu-
ence. One works with the other, and all
result in good.
The reorganization and arrangement OF
this new Association have been formed UNI
der the very able direction Of Committee,
consisting of Prols. RoGEKs, PIERCE and
AGAssIz, and without a doubt the ensuing
weeks deliberations will be productive Of
numerous Interesting and valuable develop
men,s in the world Of Science. They will
be looked for with interest.
Prof. Rogers, we understand. delivers
the opening address.-N. Y. Tribune.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-09-30
The C.cro,xee Nn,,.n-

The last Cherokee Adrocate estimates
the number Of proiessed Christians among
the Cherokees at not less than $500
about, or more than one seventh Of the Ell.
tire population A Camp Meeting WIS
held within the precints of the Nation last
month. twas very numeronsly attended,
and excellent order prevailed throughout.
The NATIoNAL CoUNcIL is announced to
convene at Tahlequah on the first Monday
in October. The Supreme Court will
meet at the same time.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-09-30
Cannon BaIl-.

A cannon ball. in its fight invisible to
those whom it passes. may be distinctly
seen by person standing behind the piece.
and commanding perspective of its course.
have often beheld this terrible sight. 1t
conveys to the mind new and fIightfui
idea Of this destructive engine. tearing
through the air with the suPerhuman fury
of demon.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-09-30
WHOLE NUMBER Is.

conform to the ideal standaEI. OF right and
perfect within our own minds. When we
do this, we shall never talk Of anything
we have done as being well enough
We shall never on this earth do 'well
enough. -Chanlbers' Journal.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-09-30
a New sep 10 hs..a,icaI IxnowIesse.

II is stated tina, the first six books OF
Euclid's Elements Of Geometry have been
recently published with colored diagrams in
order that they may be more speedily CON-
pretended and permanently impressed on
the memory. The improvement must be
obvious to every one at all familiar with
the study Of diagrams.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-09-30

ers as well as myself and hope to see it fol
filled on the same conditions.
Written at Washington City. this 9th
day Of August, 1913, and sent by Colonel
Fremont.
THOMAS n. BENTON
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-09-30
-. .,ru.su 10 the People Of California
and New Mexico.

~. f,IlsWing remarkable production appears
:, l,,is Union. Ii Is accompanied by
!" !. A. me editors, in which the Senator says
ID from 10th these Provinces have writ
-, =, me ior my opinions, Al theevent that Con-
.. .lo,,ld fail TO give them governments at the
. .-,i1n. | have written 10 the people OF
.-.,f.,ois. and the same letter will do for the
pe5pIe Of New Mexico.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-09-30

Let no reader glance off from the fol.
lowing letter as if it were ordinary water
ing place gossip. 1t is quite another affair,
lrom the pen Of one Of our City's most emf.
nent and popular clergymen. Hear \ Il
The Davenport gazette., 1848-01-27
ued0 QuactcrN.

EVERY BODY TAKE NOTICE.
oHE Subscriber having returned to his old
- occupation
CABINET MAKING; AND TURNING.
~ now prepared 10 manufacture wor, Of oil sorts
and descriptions on the shortest notice, and i'm
style not to be surpassed IN the Western Coun-
try and at tREDUCED PRICES. Now those +
my Iowa friends having special welfare for
their pockets will save themselves some trouhlc o
and expense By giving the subscriber their pay
ironage instead Of going down tho BIG DRINK a. !.
ter Furniture! For shall spare no pains to SUI,
purchasers in quality and price, having adopted
the READY PAY System l am determined 10
sell CHE.7P-Rcmcmbcr that!
am also prepared to do
TURNING IN WOOD on IRON
with despatch. All orders from distance
thankfully received and punctually attended To-,
u accompanied with the READY!
All kinds Of marketable Country Produce md
all Kinds OF Lumber, tax en- in exchange for work.
SHOP on Front street, next door above the
Gazette Office.
N. ID. Ca9ins made with despatch at I dollar.
per foot. JOHN POPE.
a lourneymnn Cabinet Maker wanted immc-
dinsely; apply MS above.
Davenport, January 22d, iGl7. oo-ly
The Davenport gazette., 1848-01-27

Boswell and the Bear were convcrsinc
on the conduct Of u planter, who so floggcd
his slave TINT he died. Tho Doctor thun.
dercd savagely. well, but said Boswell,
deprccutingly, 4 have always held the man
with the black faco to bc the connecting
link between man aud a brute
Sir said DR.. Johnson, rolling his huge
form from side to side, sand have always
held the mnn with black heart 10 he a
connecting link between a brute and the
dcrH.'
lie then went and dincd with Boswell q,
the Mitrc.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-01-27

I drcum'd of tn c las, nigh, maiden.
I dream'd Of thee last night!
And oh. thought thine eye had lost,
It's sweet ACCUSTOMED light,
And then wcpt such bitter tears,
A. l have never shed for years.
] drcam'd Of thee las, night maiden.
! drcam'd Of thee last night:
My heart with grief was laden,
And thine os air was light,
And then ! woke; and i. did seem
So true, I thought it was no dream.
Lady once more slept last night,
And dream'd oil thee again!
though; thine eye bcam'd sadly bright
And look'd on me in pain,
] knccl'd to thee and brcath'd my vow,
And then they scem'd as bright rs now.
Oh then my heart was light last night!
Ye fell upon my breast;
And wcpt those pcarly tenrs SO bright
Those tears 90 wildly blcss'd,
And then, oh God! tho morning light,
Dispcll'd the visions Of the night.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-01-27
BR1NDREYYrS Pills.

0lIE expressions, rich blood, ind pnnr
- blood, hnvc scientific bnsis The ridi-
cule which many have attempted 10 cast on these
common sense opinions, must recoil upon them
selves as surely as that TRUTH will prevail.
The effect of this celebrated medicine is 10
purity the blood, 10 convert the poor, CORRUPT
blood, into healthy, rich blood And il is be-
cause they do this that they have been 80 stead
lily sought after by NIL classes Of our citizens who
have required medicine. And il is because Of
the rower Brandrcth Pills are now known to nos.
scss rs hcalth-rcstorcis, that renders sncm SO
popular.
They cure all affections. simply, rrcarsr THE,
MAKE THE nLcon rrIE-nhs,ract out Of il those
qualities which produce discnsc, md give to il
those qualities which produce health.
Sold ai p cents per box nt the store Of GEO.
L. DAVENPORT e. Co in this town. and he
ono agent in nearly every village in the United
States.
Davenport, September o3d, i8A7. 5-3m
The Davenport gazette., 1848-01-27
JUST RECEIVED
A NEW STOCK OF FALL. AND
WINTER GOODS.
Ut D.IT E.NT'URT .3.NU T.7.H.4NTHE
BURROWS q PssE1TYMAN

1T DAVENPORT and C.7.M.qNCIfE.
BURROWS q PEsE1TYMAN
RRYOULD inform their friends and GUS
w toners that they have just received
from the East and South large and we'll
assorted stock Of DRY GOODS, Groceries,
Boots. Shoes, &C., which they have opened
nt their old stand in Davenport and at Ca.
manchc in Clinton county. They invite
their friends to call and examine their
stock. They will for Cash or Produce in
hand, sell their Goods as low as any other
house in the country. Farmers residing in
the vicinity Of Rockingham will be supplied
with Goods at our Store in that placo on
tho same terms that thcy can he got in
Davenport. We do not pretend to sell
Goods on time rs low. rs for Cash or Pro.
duce in hand; but for ready pay, VIC pledge
ourselves to sell rs low as any other house
in the country. We receive in payment,
Tor Goods all kinds Staple Produce of the
country, aud shall hereafter as heretofore.
endeavor to retain the confidence of our
country friends. Among our stock may
bc found good assortment of
DRY GOODS,
Prints, alIpriccs, Domestic Jeans, Satti.
nets, Broad Cloths. Bobinots, Jnconcts,
Edgings, lnscrtings, Linens, Ladies' Bon
nets, Ribbons, Ladies' Hose, Blue Drills,
Cablo Twist, Gnmbroons, and all kinds Of
Dry Goods called for ia this section Of
country.
A largo and we'll assorted stock Of Boots
and Shoes, Groceries OF all kinds, Hardware,
Quccnsw Dried Fruit, &C. &c. We
invite our friends to give US n call and we
will cndeavor TO sell them Goods MS low as
those who say they buy for twenty per cent
less aud sell fifty per cent less than their
ncighbors.
BURROWS g. PRETTYMAN.
ca1s"eas,' ca%anehe, Dec. oh, ,s47.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-01-27

PROFESSIONAL BREvrry.-Whcn Mason
was preparing the case Of L. X. Avery,
and had examined about two hundred wit.
nosses, somebody called to SEQ him. The
legal gentleman sent word that he was oc-
cnpicd aud could not be interrupted. "But
tho man is witness, n Methodist Minister .
"Call him up" said Mason. swell, sir,
what can you tcstify?'
81 have had vision; two angels have mp.
penrcd to me and told me that Brother
Avery is innocent -"
''I.ct them be summoned" said Mason,
and resumed his work.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-01-27


FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTMENT.
PERMANENT interest NAV he oh.
lease, in his rs""As VI
EATlsNSIvE WATER POWER
Located at the town Of CANTON. on Tho
south Fork OF the Maquokcta river. Incl sor
county, lown. This wafer power is very ci;o;-
bly, situated, banks and bottom rocky. with smG-
cicnt room tor my amount OF machinery. ma i.
surrounded by large bodies Of fine timber.
The machinery now in operation. con.;s,;cr
Of FIGURING Mil, Sar Mil, Curdi,c .MnrL;nss
and Turning Machines, will be sold. les.cd !,
rcntcd on reasonable terms
a better opening Tor stock Of goods \ M
where to be found; the subscriber il now crocs-
ing large building, three stories iucludino
basement, intended for a store, which no viii
rent low 20 any one for that purpose. There !.
aiso, nearly finished, . large two story buildina.
designed ns public house, which will be lei fs,
that purpose TO good fcnnnt.
Good and permanent employment Gun be oh
tanned at this place by mechanics and inach;n.
lists OF almost every kind.
Good selections can yet be made Of nuh,;.
lnnd, pmric and timber, in the vicinity AZ ,hs ~
bove place. These asc fncts Just a. ihev ex;s,
Let oil persons desirous of situa.ons IN ~ W..
call and see for themselves 40 they are a.snr.I
no better can be obtained.
JOHN J. TOMl1Nsov
CAxros, Jaekson co., ]. r., july i6M, i8as
The Davenport gazette., 1848-01-27
FALL e. WINTER GOODS,

~ s. WHISTLER being now in re.
~ ccipt Of one Of the LARGEST and
best assortment Of GOODS, ever offered in
Davenport, will dispose Of tho same at tho
lowest prices for the READY PAY.
Consisting in part as follows:--
Broad cloths and fancy cussimercs large
assortment,
10 ps. Sa,inctt and Kentucky Jeans,
SO ps. Summer pants and coat stuff,
Consisting Of Alpaca and Mcrino cassi-
mere, linen drilling, coitonadcs,
Blue drilling, &c. Brown and bIenchcd
muslins and drilling diaper aud crash, linen
and cotton table cloths,
Bed ticking, silk ard satin vcsting, sc.
Also
A splendid assortment Of Dress goods,
consisting Of
200 ps. Of the latest Patterns English
and American prints,
Gnghams and ginghnm lawns, painted
lawns nnd Ba'zcrecn robcs few ps Silk
Dress patterns, Alpacca's Nous dc Lains,
Swiss jaconctt, null and book muslin,
Bishop lawn, cnmbrick and cross bar
muslin, lin handk'fs., Florence lcchorn,
Gimp, Rutland Brad, Lawn and Straw
Bonnc,s, a large assortment.
100 ps. fancy bonnet, neck and cap rib
bons, plain Silks md Satin ribbons, oil
with colors, cap tabs, artificial flowers;
10 doz. Silk and gingham ParnsoIs and
Sun Shades, feather and painted fans,
Silk purses, silk fringe and gimp, assort-
cd colors, curtain fringe, Lislc aud thread
edging mud inserting, cap stuff;
Is doz. silk and cotton gloves and mitts,
Fancy hair pins and brushes, fancy back.
and side combs, dressing aud fine ivory
combs, black and coIored kid gloves;
Fancy Summer Shawls and Scarfs,
80 doz. Of Hosiery, NIL qualities and COL
ors, few silk do. Silk handk'fs. and cru.
watts, silk neck shawls and points, Irish lin
cns, Warren's hes, needles;
200 yds. spool thread, flax and cotton
skein threads, gingham and cotton hand.
kcrchicfs.
A good assortment Of gents. fur end
castor huts aud caps Of tho latest style;
Apron check, hickory shirsing,
Buttons all qualities, s,lspcndcrs, silk
cord nnd binding, &c. &c.
30 Cases Of Boo, and Shoes, consisting
Of mems kip and calf boots, Kip and calf
shoes, boys do. do. Ladies' fine calf, kid
aud morocco slippers and walking shoes,
Misses do. do. Chld's shoes all sizes.
ALSO, HARDWARE.
Table and pocket cutlery, grain and
grass scythcs and sncn,hcs, traces and log
chains, hoes, hay forks, shovcs nnd spades,
grain scoops, mill and handsaw files, sud
irons, tea kettles, latches, holt locks, nll
kinds coffee mills, looking glasses, German
silver, Britannia md iron tea and table
spoons, hand hatcl'ct and shingling do.
Brass and iron butts and screws, tncks,
sheep shears, draw knives, stcelyards, Au-
gers, gimblei, brick trowcls, hand save, raj
traps, curry combs, steel squares, gun cops,
candle sticks, &c.
ALSO. GROCERIES.
Sugar, coffee, Y. II. Tea, first rate ar-
'lcle, pepper, spices, soap, buckets, tubs,
tobacco, nails, glass, apples and peaches,
rosln and currants, s. II. and N. q. molns-
ses, sal;rratus, ginger, starch, candles, c-
der vinegar, cotton yarn, powder, shot and
lcnd, salt, &c. &c.
ALSO
QUEENS, GLASS Il ClIINAyyARE.
Paints md Oils, &c.
All Of which will be sold low for the
rendy pay or produce in hand. C.S.W.
Davenport, Dec. 9th, ls47.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-01-27
NEW GOODS!
GROCERIES, DRUGS, MEDICENES,- &c.

DRUGS, JNEDICENES,- &c.
SANFORD, having just returned
- from the South with Winter supply OF
Groceries, Drugs, Medicines, Paints, LrEA.es,
Oils, FGrnishes, Dye StuGs, &C., would inform his
old customers, and such new ones as may wish
10 purchase good and cheap articles, that flie is
now prepared to furnish them with almost every
article in his line Of business. His Groceries
were purchased under his wninspcction 30 that
the buyer can rely rron getting such a. arc Of
good quality. The following leading articles.
together with nearly every thing in the Grocery
and Drug line, may be obtained ut his store -
GROCERIES.
Loaf, white Havana and brown sugars.
Maracaiba, Rio and Laguayra Coaoc,
Golden Syrup, Sugar house and Orleans
Molasscs,
Imperial, Gunpowder, Y. II. and Black
Teas,
Western Reserve Cheese,
Cogniac brandy. Port, Madeira, Sweet
Malaga aud Clarct Wine,
Jamaica Rum and Wbiskoy, for medical
purposes, Cider vinegar,
Ground Alum, Liverpool aud Kunawha
Salt,
Gunpowdcr, Shot and Lead,
Alspicc, black aud Cayenne pepper,
Ginger, cinnamon, cloves, nutmcgs, &c.
CASTLE, Shaving and bar Soap,
Star aud Tallow candles, Rice,
Tar, Rosin, Red and White Chalk,
Linsccd, Lard, Castor and Sweet Oils.
FRUITS.
Raisins, Figs, Pruncs, Currants, Tama.
rinds, Citron and Dates,
Dried Apples and Peachcs,-whi,e
Beans, &c.
Nuts, Soft She!lcd Almonds, MADEIRA
Nuts, Cream Nuts, Filberis, &c.
ALL KINDS OF TOBACCO.
Rcgalia, Principe and other kinds of Se-
yars, Maccoboy, Rappec and Scotch Suufls,
Candies Of all kinds,
Butter. Soda and Dyspepsia Crackers,
Buckets, Cordagc, Drooms, Stone Ware,
Brushes, Tubs, Wire Selves, &c.
MEDICINES. PAINTS, &C.
Eng. CaIoncl, Quinine, Peruvian Bark,
Blue Fill Mass, 6. Camphor, G. Myrrh,
G. Alocs, &. Opium, &. Arabic,
Epson, Glauber and Rochelle Salts,
Tartaric Acid, Sub. Carb. Soda,
Tartar Emc,ic, Ipocac, Jalap,
Rhubarb, Sulphur, Cream Tartar,
Al. and Am. Cayenne, Baybcrry,
Composition, l.ohelia herb and seed,
Grd. Hemlock, Poplar, Wild Cherry and
Snssafras Barks,
Lqnoricc, Spts. Nitro, Sulph. Ether,
ChamomiIc Flowers, SIENNA, &c. &c.
Sarsaparilla Syrup,
Clcvelnnd's Ague Drops md Pills,
MofIats and Brandreths Pills,
Jayncs, Porters, Smiths, Lees and Bon.
neell's Pills,
Wistar's Balsn,n Of Wild Cherry.
Ven. Red, Sp. Brown, Lamp Blk,
Chrome Yellow md Green, Whiting,
Prussian Blue, Li,hargc, vc,digris, &c.
Castor, Sweet aud Linscod Oils,
Spts. Turpeniinc, Meats Foot Oil,
Logwood, Fustic, Maddcr, Indigo,
Ext. Logwood, Alum, Coppcras,
Blue Vitriol, Glue, Putty, Whiting, &c.
Together with a general assortment. Of Paint
and vnrnish brushes, Sash Tools, Wall Brushes.
y. IL. Pencils, Ftches, Cloth. Hair and Tooth
Brushes. Superior Wines and BRAxpy for Me.
dicnal uses only, always on hand. BIS.
Davenport, November 10Th, 1916.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-01-27

Mr.. Polk in his message Of last year told
rs that it remained 10 BE- seen whether the
admission OF Santa Anna into Mexico
would or would not prove advantageous 10
the United States. He f;irgcis to tell us
in bis late message what Lo has seen. Can.
not he give special message upon the
nbjcct?-Louisrille Journal.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-01-27

Fi,z Henry Warren, of Dcsmoincs; En-
cnczcr Cook, Of Scott; NJ. Mobley Of Dubu-
quo John NJ. Coleman, Of johnson; G..
Wilson, ct Wapcllo.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-01-27
BOTANIC MEDICINES.

BOTANIC MEDICINES.
nHiSlClANS and families favorable
IL TO tho Botanic System Of Mcl icinc,
can hc supplied with almost every article
used in their practice. Daybcrry, AZ. and
Am. Cayenne, Hcmlock Bark, Compost
,ion, Ncrvinc, No. q, Boncsct, G. Myrrh
Gold Thread, Golden Seal, &c.
Is. SANFORD.
Davenport, July 25, 1915.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-01-27

nj. Argo states that ihcro is in Sibcri.
nn entire district where in winter, the SIX,
is constantly clear, and where q partclt
ol snow never falls.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-01-27
NEW GUO.jS.

HylI HE subscriber having received his
SPRING g. SUMMER STOCK, is
prepared TO supply customers with Goods
ut moderate prices. The following are
some Of the articles he has on hand:--
DRY GOODS.
Cotton Yarns, Calicocs, Shcctings, Shirt.
ings, White, Red and Canton Flanncls.
Linseys, S. +. and Sleeps Grey Cloths,
Sattinetts, Plain aud Checked Ky. aud
Cotton Jeans, Blue and other DrilIings,
Gloves, Cravats, Pock. Il'kerchicfs, Spool
and Pat Threads, Hats, Bonncts, Stock
ings, Socks, &c. &c.
HARDWARE.
Door, chest, cupboard, till, trunk and
padlocks; spring aud Norfolk la,ches, bait,
strap, parliament, gate and table hinges;
sorrows, hay aud manure forks, spades and
shovels. table, pen and jack knives; ham
mcrs, hatchcts, coffee mills, chains, hoes,
augcrs, brace bits, smooth and jack planes,
ratcs, scythes, sna,hcs and stones, pocket,
tuck. fine and redding combs; curry combs
and brushes; MI assortment of hpllow-ware,
ploughs, steel. &c. &c.
GlsOCEzs1ES.
Loaf and N. O. Sugars, superior tea,
chocolate, coffee, molasses, rice, Goldfish,
salt, vinegar, salcralus, spice, pepper, mus
tard. nutmegs, mace, etron, raislns, cur
rants. figs. almonds, cream nuts, iilbcrts, to-
hacco in plugs and papers, Macuba and
Scotch snulis, Unacrwoot's Lemon Syrup,
starch, soap, candies; plates, bowls, print,
ed and common teas, pitchers, &c. &c.
DRUGS AND HzE;DICINl&,
Tinc,ures. Essential Oils, Essences,
Quininc, Peruvian Eark, Mcrcurials,
Barks, Roofs aud Herbs Of all kinds,
Mortars, Graduated Measures, Walls,
Jars. Bottles and Window Glass; Castor,
Lard, Olive, Sweet, Fish aud Linseod
Oils, Turpcntinc, varnish, White, Red aud
Blk Leads. With general assortment Of
Oil and Water Colors. Smalt,
Gold Leaf aud Bronzes: Paint,
White Wash, Sash, Shoe, Hair, Cloth
and Tooth Brushes; Tooth Instruments,
Trusses. Also nm assortment Of pure and
genuine Pa,ont Medicines, such e Fnhc-
nestock's Vcrmiiugc, Cough Dalsnm, Bill
ions Pills, Carminative Lozcngcs, (ior
Summer Complaints) Eye Water; Motiais
Pills nnd Bitters; Sherman's Lozinges and
Poor Mans Plaster; McAlis,er's All-Hcal-
ing Ointment, Genuine Wstar's Balsnm,
Cologne, Soda and Sci,llitz Powders,
Nerve g. Bone Linimcni, Opodeldoc, &c.
Also, Cartlagc, Chalk and Garden Line, i,
Fish Hooks and Lines, Tar, Pitch,
Rosin. Oakum, Nails, Glass, Putty, &c.
Al.SO,--School Docks, Blank Books,
Memorandums. Cap, Letter and Bank Let
ter Paper, Blk and Blue Inks and Stands,
Quils, Steel Pens, States and Pencils
which he will barter f.r Wheat, Butter,
Lard, Eggs, Dccswax, F!axsccd, &c.
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