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Amendments.

WAsHiNcToN Friday, Sept n
w. r. Kerchevai, Attorney for the Middle Dis
met, Tenn; John II. Murphy Receiver of Public No
neys a, Dsnvlle, H. VIM II. Noble, Register of the
Land Office at indianapolis Ind. Chss Fritz Register
ofthe Land Once at New Orleans
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From Rio JaneirO.

DOSION, TIIuHyi 'tPE
The brig Zaine has arrived at this port from
Rio Janeiro, with dates to the 10th OF August She
brings, however, but little news The British rigate
Apollo from England for India put In on the oh, hav-
ing Lost 10 of her men by cholera
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EDITORIAL CosvEsriOs.-A number OF gentle
nen representing presses AZ Poussxeeosie, Madison
yes,ersT a, the City Han 10 tnis city, 70 ADOPT cone
expression and suggest some united acton Of the
sca ore.s q the Union N reference 70 local postage
upon nessDsp-rs. Ar. Piatt, Of the P04si<<>psls
Joarnal & Eazs, -.s chosen President and several
Vice Presidents ard Secretaries we're delegated. An
Address o the Editors and Publishers OF local nevs
papers IN the united state Memorial 70 Congress
adopted. Syracuse Journal Atn-
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Explosion Of a Powder Mill.

ITHACA, N. 7. FTIdey Stpt IT,
McIntyres powder mill, situated about 3 miles
above this place blown 70 atoms last evening about
q o'clock BY the accidental explosion Of 700 lbs OF
powder which scattered the tmbers of the building
quarter of mile and produced tremendous eoncus'
sion AS far can learn no person was killed or
yvauuded
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Naval MnYements

lin to Thursday noon no orders had been re-
coived a, the Brooklyn Navy Yard since '"A' "
atom the Portsmouth.
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Cincinnati Affairs.

CINcINHATI, Thursday, Sept 20.
The river Is slowly receding there are scarcely
three feet of water at the Warsaw Bar weather
The markets generally without change Lnseed
OIL In good demand, and quotations have advanced to
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Markets. ..BALrrmosr, Friday, Sept 81

The foreign news has unsettled the Produce
Market and but few transactions are reported Nhst
sses were made were at Yesterdays rates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-22

MAIsE.-The Augusta 'Age' of Thursday
claims that DR. Hubbard Loco rs elected Govern
or by 200 majority over No Choice that the SEN
ate stands II Wing, &c. to IA Loco. doubtful
lPiscstaquis Coz and vacancies to DO filled when
the Legislature meets-with Locos, OF course.-
To the House 81 Locos to 60 Wing and Free Soil
Representatives are eected-4 yet to come in
OF course, Hannibal Hsmlin Will be reelected
senator-or if a change is made, it will hardly be
for the better
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-22

~ At Boston ON Tuesday morning. "a ha,.sIf
woman named Mary Faoy attempted 70 drown sSs had
and child htte girl about six years o. ats arsylous
been picked up drunk in the streets u. She
and farni.hsd with lodgings in the watch mouse
stated tss, sbe Committed The act under the
hat she wa commanded % 70 DO BY The VIRGIN A~''
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Mr.. CLAY.--This eminent statesman a'ri'eu
In Cincinnati on the 18th inst on his way nome from
his re cent northern tour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-22

Niagara Co-Dist l. ISAAC C. COTTON; 2. MORGAN
L. JOHNSON.
SsfoA Co.-Dlst !. RICHARD ii. HuNrLEr'
Cattayousu. Coz Dist c. V. l.. BARsE
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Whig Assembly Nominations
Suffolk Co.-Dist l. Z. L. d. SKINNER oIoo"Po'"
Co.-Dist 2 CALVIN fEAsh' D'e'ue"'
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II PrasUASCE ori-r ssrre.t- u Ne coaaJ 81
--r--y e-sa assax sizs sfs a.
sLfZAaEra ass sIOEEs Cfs q rs- "a s>rsss
q - .a-. ia soach~r fh-r-of - .asscfasr AZ
=, .1s- s. g1toas Cty " >s- Ton % ~ =
s- .ss ,-.asy .xaa ssy xas ssrtDsst ss- fea .-s
y srst tsJ u s>psno>r lsts bksAAAh slo.ess
A1AS~SsSS'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-22

Tux cAtIroRsIA Posr-orrloE.-H !" proper
- connection with the complaints now gong
70 'aS Una. Of the newspapers of mi'manassiaen' Nc
700 'oaHu' =. San Francisco Caliiornis ihs' the
"a ,s1 appointed by the present Adaip ~.
Nc" ,.oos r. Moonr. Esq had not arrived .. a'
,ss ms Of the transactions referred TO- A'a.
80 ~, Az. Mr.. Moosx was board the Psnsms -
'' a,.s' On hi, way up, and would probably arrive
80 ao,b Of August We do not doubt in@' DIS
.,rae,ODs are such as will insure under bis seass
',rn,endeuce. all possible facilities In bis depart
men, 70 the citizens resident there and ai' espsloas'
n The General Post Office is warrant iof 'no CORE
=, IN abuse. heretofore occasioned BY isn0'sn''
uneglect
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AVERY LARGE PAPER POR THE COUNTRY, 10 pub
Essod every Saturday Morning a. the low price Of IL per
srru IN sdvsncs Eight copies for $40 twenty copies
10 address, Tor 81 and hs paper In no case Continued
beyord the pno or which IL Ia paid
GREELEY a MckiRAYH. PUhlisters
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rstsI Amount Of Produce By the
River Boats.

rsDr Sep, 2s2a@O Dbl: ,d sq ss.s w WOOL $50 bOIs
Cheese $50 Ibis whisky, 70 do Ashes.
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aEw-YoRK WEEKLY rpIsrrry

10 published every Wednesday And SATURDAY rno,nin
Psce y per snnum. Two copies for S.
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NrkprR.-Jons;hsa Burns OF osrSss.Hs, ~
~ NJ. wife by shooting her In the back on me
m ,osh M The murderer made his escape
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OITY ITEMS.

FRIDAY. Sept q, 1919.
STATE CosvKSIIos.-VIIh Ward.-We On
derstsnd that DR.. JAMES r. WooD wa yesterday
chosen to represent this Ward In the Wing State Con
xentop BY over 100 majority.
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The 70 towns and 90 plantations not yer re-
turned gave Cass 1856, Taylor sl3' van buren, 'o'
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unwary miners

TIL. frash. cloudless morning, we are lu"
-, a., ,,o,,b Of the Californian Gulf and but
.ho,, distance from Mszatlsn' AS We s"a"
.rl, topch At that port 70 leave letters nS'se"
=. coma note of our stop at San Bias we
-, c.rs f,orrientes on "Wednesday nign. anu
earlv Yesterday morning made tne group VI ~
,.;n. bounding the rosdstead OF San bias Oh '"'
90, The islands called Los Tres Man" "'''
v;.bs. ten miles distant, ON our lett A"e'
TOO small and scattering 10 break inc "S~'' :,
"a /. southers" which come IN to the yer! e''1 :,
-, an ,vh;ch San Bias 10 built. 'esse" OF
light drsusht may run across naii0" -.
,yssn breakers and trd sale ancnofAse N
-, on the northern side bat those winch arc
obliged TO lie in the open road are exposed " 0V"-
.;ssrahIe danger. A high white rock, OF snsui~i
,,,r,. about a quarter Of mile from the shore
,o.hs. a Landmark for vessels. The VAsss'
which is little larger than Chasres' ana hAe
collection Of cane huts with few stone nouse''
,;es on one side Of the inlet before mentioned Oh
a., .w,mpv ground, and surrounded oy ram
md ,ungles. mile behind IT, on nisn'
rock il the Preside Of San Bias, now
-, as,sr,sd. all business being transacted AZ
- H.. on shore. The magnificent mountain
81 ~ b;oh spoke rises from the sea, PeAA
sshina peak, until some distance inland ''sy s
.,,.in heigh, of 10000 feet. Among them Is a.
- volcano. whose rent and gsPins crater I"
distinctly visible. o'clock.
W. cane to, mile from shore, about II ''o.
-. ,oon after visited by the Alcaide' "n0
-. exchanging the ordinary courtesie'' '"'''
:. there were plenty Of provisions on 'n0'. So 49,.
departed, saying nothing of quarantine, Mn
as INCA. padded by the natives followed nun
.nd EARNED around US. ready to take P'''sH y.
..hor. !, three rails apiece. The SECOND H''
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BiYABD TAYLORS LETTRRS..So. ".
THE PACIFIC COAST.

fcSY1ioo a. Maa,SS.. Cholera and Cannon. Tn Y9l.
caao Of Colina. Ths Engine. D.. S1cil;y on Boayd
The Pert Of San Blas. Yesseis. ThiAzs Shore
"A YAK 10 he Presido Vhite and Bl1ck hy-
pyoGchin1 N1-dflan
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1910.

Ages totals for Governor stand :
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WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Twenty cents per line each Insertion.
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II The steamer Soufheyner Capt BERRY.
arrived from Charleston this morning, bringing papers
of Monday the nth insr for which We are much in
deb,ed to our friends Of the Charleston press and also
20 Cant
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V'u FEMALES WISHING EMPLOYMENT

en- REWARD.-Los al opera ssss on Wednos-
SlU day evening, In going from the Broadway Thea
t~r 10 Tsyors saloon 10 yOfy hnlsh and gilt mount
cd Wa. enc osed In leather case The hodor VIII 70
cevs the above reward BY leaving at the Tribune Once
Or ~ 100 Brosd-sI 81 u
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NAANrED-A healthy woman ~ilh hssh breast u
h-rrv..t rear Ms sexton s2l %
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Religious and Temperance Notices. Marriage. and Fu.
Will be inserted for u cents.
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BOARDING..

| DOARD WANTED--A room and one or two small
ID bedrooms with board Tor TWO ladies and tho under.
kned The state the location OF house, sit
uaion Of and The price pcr week None other vii
| bs noticed Address JOHN ". RiTCH,
| ala a. 25T Bfoad~sy
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" ANS.

NNANTkD-Sitnsucns for number OF excellent girs
w ard children. recently arrived sree rom city nseits
and isons and willing woTk for moderate ~sgcs
Application msds the once Of the Ccmn ssioc-'s
of Emigration. In the Para No ehsrges IA II
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09
Messrs. JNo. G. VAUGHN,( couu,;,oo
THos. Brown,

The SICKNESS AT SANDUsKY AND THE DocToRs.-
We understand that Drs. Strader and Csroland of this
city, and Dr. Delemater and his students of Cleveland,
have all gone to Sandnsky TO minister to the sick of
that place. the resident physicians having fed pre-
~cipitately when the cholera commenced its terrific
ravages there, a few days since. Accounts from
Sandusky are truly bad, but we dispise the ignorant
practitioner who runs away in sick times. We trust
the people will never permit such towards, such un-
grateful creatures to return and live upon them more.
"The lst Ward Hospital having been closed by the
absence of the epidemic-and news having reached
our city Of the terrible mortality in Sandusky, (and
all the doctors having been frightened away,) Drs.
Strader. Coroland and Mr.. Baily, and two Of the
nurses Of that establishment, started for Sandusky 10
continue their acts of humanity TO the sick, so nohly
commenced and so successfully continued in the Isl
ward of our city. A telegraphic dispatch was receiv-
ed from DR.. Strader, yesterday, requesting more aid.
The call has been responded to, and by yesterdays
train, Drs. Hughes. Banks, Foote and Stevens left for
Sandusky City-CiH Com. Aug. 2.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09
FROM CHAMBERLAINY FORTHCOMING rNDIANA GAzErTEERe

Franklin, the county seat Of johnson
county, is situated on The north side of
Young's creek. just abuve its junction
with Hurricane. neal the centre Of the
county. on tho Madison and Indianapolis
Railroad, sixty-six miles northwest of
Madison and twenty southeast of Indian
apolis. 1t was laid out in 1922. and the
first settlers were Samuel Herriotr. Geo.
King, John Smiley and w. q. Springer.
franklin is the site Of Franklin College,
a fouri-hing Institution under the control
of the Bap;ists; il has four good churches,
one for each Of the demon ~inations Of the
Old and New School Presbyterians, Bap-
lists aud Meihodists (; il has n fine build
ing erected for a County Seminary, and
about $50 houses, and a population Of
1850. A plank road is now in progress
from Franklin to the bluffs of White rivee,
which will probably be extended to
MonresviIIe.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09

TRIBUTE TO VALoR.-Thes silver medals voted by the
city of Charleston 10 the members of her company
Of volunteers were presented by the Mayor on the 4th
inst. They are of massive silver. and bear the de-
vice, on one side, Of a soldier standing on a preached
wall, which be has just scaled. waving his sword.
His colors are encircled by the motto, Vera Cruz,
Churubusco, ChapuHePec, Garita de Belen. On the
other side is a view Of the city of Charleston. a ship,
and the figure of Commerce, with a scroll and a Lat
in inscription. On the outer circle are the words
presented by the City of Charleston to the Charles
ton Company of Volunteers in Mexico" This medal
is q deserved tribute TO gallantry and patriotism.
And this is altogether more just than merely voting
valuable swords to commanders. We hope the exam
pie may be followed by others.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09

FIRST RATE.-Here's Hoods illustration Of Hydro
PATTY
II has been our good fortune, since reading Clar-
idge on hydropaihy. to see n sick drake avail itself of
the ''cold water cure" at the dispensary in st. James
Park. First, wading in, he took a "Fuss bad;" then
he took a "Siizb bad and then, turning his curly tail
up in the air, be took a "Korf bad" Lastly. be
rose almost upright on his latter end. and made such
q triumphant tapping with his wings, that W. really
expected that he was going to shout "PriessniIz for
erer p Bot no such thing. He only said 'Quaek
quack! quaek! :"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09
ST.. XAVIER %COLLEGE,

THIS INSTITUTIONS, Incorporated By The Legislature Of Ohio
Il enjoys all the privileges usually granted to UniverSites: sit
uated in Que of the most healthy and most commercial cities in the
Union. and accessible from 20 many points in the country - far
as these are advantage, its position Is one Of the most eligible in
the United States.
As literary establishment II enbodies everything that can be
acquires. in the most distinguished Colleges in America, with the
additional advantage, generally common 70 Catholic Colleges, OF
teaching the modern languages Praencany- The French, Ger
man.. Spanish. and Itahan tongues, without extra charge, re
taught, not only to be read, but spoken. The plan Of instruction
includes ~ well a mercantile a $ a classical course. and 10 80 ar
ranged thai the pupil may pursue either or both, nj his cpuon.
The College Ruildings are cOmmodious, airy, and clean the dis
cipIine firm, regular aud parental Morality aud good manners
are objects of primary attention.
About twenty professors and teachers are presumed to afford
every guaranty for competent instruction, and for the maintenance
of thorough discipline.
Beard, and tuition in all the branches taught, Sl3o. For extra
charges, apply TO the President BY letter. pest paid.
JNO. DE BLiECK. President.
n. B. The next Scholastic yeas will open on the Sd Of September.
1877 Sent Is Is
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09

The Sulphur remedy for Cholera is now generally
CONCEDED to be a h~umbug. In 1892 in England the
Cholera was fully as fatal in those establishments
where sulphnric scid was manufactured and sulphur
used as it was in any part Of Great Britain. So much
for q~uackery.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09
Messrs. JNo. c.. VAgGHN,} ouu
THos. Brown,
LINpENwALp. July 7. 1919.

Su1 = n
GENTLEMEN:-I have received the invitation with
which YOU have hnnored me, to unite with the free
men of the Reserve. in celebrating on the 18th inst.
the anniversary of the passage of the Ordinance of
1877, and return ynu my best thanks for this proof of
your respect and confidence.
1t will not be in my power to comply with your re-
quest, and it can scarcely be necessary to say to you
how cordially and earnestly | concur in The policy of
the great measure you desire to sustain.
That "the Ordinance. of 1877" lies at the founda-
ton of the growth and prosperity of the people and
States of the north-west-that the vigor and vitality
they possess, is justly attributable TO It's action that
exclusion of slavery by that act, from this territory
all then held by the nation-declared the original,
and affirmed the future policy Of the American people
and that the influence of Government should be kept
actively and perpetually on the side of freedom - are
opinions which deserve. and will, | doubt not. at no
distant day, meet with the heartfelt concurrence of
the masses of the people of every section of our ex-
tended confederacy.
Sincerely wishing you success in your patriotic eff
forts, / am, gentlemen,
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
MARTIN VAN BUREN,.
Messrs. JNo. c. VAUGHN,( c.uu
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09
ASHLAND. June is. 1910


Convention held at Cleveland, Ohio. on the 18th
instant:
ASHLAND, June IS. 1S49.
GENTLEMEN:-I received your official letter, in be-
half Of the freemen of the Reserve, inviting me to
unite with them, at Cleveland, in celebrating the an
niversary Of the passage of the Ordinance of 1877, on
the 18th of July next. | concur entirely in opinion
as to the wisdom of that great measure, and | am
glad that il has secured to the States on which it
operates, an ~exemptio from the evils of slavery.
But the event Of the passage of the Ordinance has
never. within my knowledge, been celebrated in any
one of the %sixty-one years which has since inter
vened. 1t is proposed for the first time 10 commemo-
that this purpose originates ont of the question, now
unfortunately agitating the whole Union, of the in
PRODUCTION Of slavery into New Mexico and Califor-
MIA. While no one can be more opposed than | am
to the extension of slavery into those new territories.
either BY the authority Of Congress, or by individual
enterprise, l should be unwilling TO do any thing to
increase the prevailing excitement. | hope that the
question will be met in a spirit of calmness and can
dor, and finally settled in a manner to add strength
and stability, instead of bringing any danger, to the
existence of our Union. In all our differences OF
opinion, we should never cease to remember that we
are fellow-citizens of one common and glorious
country. nor 10 exercise mutual and friendly for
bearance.
But, gentlemen, waving all other considerations
indispensable engagements will prevent my attend
ance, on the occasions which you have done me the
honor to invite me.
With great respect, I am.
Your friend and obi servant,
II. CLAY.
Messrs. JNo. c. VAgGHN,} comm;,,eo
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09

AT Columbus, Ind, on the 9Th instant, by the Rev. Mr..
Edmonson, Mr.. ALLEN ID. GRAHAM, formerly of the city
of Indianapolis, now of franklin, Ind, 10 the amiable
Miss SYRENA a. Bryce, of this place.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09
LUMBER.
'oseph T.. Hoodbury'S Patent PiaRiag, Turning
and Gro0rinp Machine.

and Grooming Machine.
T'HiS Machine has been thoroughly tested by planning over l.
l. 100000 feet of lumber. 1t has planned 1000 feet in IL minutes.
It's construction is upon a entirely new principle, the cutters are
stationary. and IL produces a finer and smoother surface than can
possibly be produced b. any other means now know, the hand
plane not excepted. Ii will plane ON both sides TO any uniform
thickness, tongue and groove 5000 feet of boards in one hour 1t
Is peculiarly adapted 10 planning and pointing clapbaards or
weatherbnarding, as well as every variety Of stick moulding. IL
requires but wo-nlhds the power necessary TO carry the rotary
planning machines now in use, 10 do an equal amount of work.
The subscribers, proprietors of the right TO use the above Ma
chine in the States of Ohio, Indiana, Michigan and Missouri, have
engaged the Messrs. A. c. Vansyk Ike & Co, of Buffalo, New York,
TO construct their machines, one of which will be in operation on
and after the first of August next, at the establishment OF these
gentlemen, where Il may be inspected. Those who wish to puT-
chase machines, and the right to nse the same, will please address,
post paid, STEWART K TEMPLE,
I62W nsrern palladium InIr 4 Oauern n V
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09
state of ~Endinna, Marion county, SET.

Cross BIZ Of ComPRst In Chanery.
Mary Ann Atherton cs.J James L. Givan, Nancy Long, Elizabeth
Iona, Mary Long, Sarah Ann Long, Zurilda Long, John Long,
Caroline Long aud others
rENHE defendants above named and each OF them are hereby mott
a. fled. that the said Mary mn Anterior has filed her cross bill in
the above case against them and others ia the cour aforesaid that
the same Is nav pending In said court, and that unless they appear
and plead. answer or demur 10 said bill on or before the calling OF the
said cause at the next term of this court, the same andthe matters and
things therein contained, will be taken a Is confessed and held a IS true
against said defendants. And this cause is continued. BY order Of
the court. Attest, *. b. DUNCAN, Clerk.
By JOHN c. WEEKS, Deputy.
- Mnriann and Naim. sns for comnlt. July le. 70 Owls
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09

The coinage of Gold Dollars at the mint in this
city has reached 81. 1884, 500. The gold coined for
the first six months Of this year is S2.375,376. The
silver sos. $50. Copper Ss25. S05,s9. Bullion in
the mint 81 1893. 0s7-Pa. Ledger.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09

S. A. DU a L.,
(.SuccesSor to j. Romseg,)
Wholesale and Hsefais fleateP.

wholesale ana fsef1fs fbc3teF,
n v Drugs, Medicines, Pants, DIS. Dye stuHs, Chemicals, Sur
n gical Instruments. Brushes, Totacro, Cigars, lerfamery,
Glassware, &c. is now receiving his spring stock from the Eastern
markets, and lie respectfully requests all persons VITO desire to
purchase any OF the above articles, 10 call and examine his stock
before purchasing elsewhere, as he is determined 10 sell as low IL
not lower than any other establishment in the State.
Patent Medicines.
An assortment OF the most approved Patent medicines VIII e
kept constantly ON hand. Also. a choice lot Of Liquors viii be
found in our store fer medical purposes, and viii he sold low.
Tobacco aud Se.arS.
2O,ocn pounds brands of VII eiria Tobacco; 10000 Principe. TO-
TOO Panitiha. 10000 Regaiia, I0,ct0 Plantation, 6yGO0 Esparango,
5000 LaNorma Cigars, have just been opened and will be sold at
Cincinnati prices.
PerfEznerV H7ir Oils and Dyes.
A large assortment Of French, English, and American Perfcm
cry, Hair Oils and X iir DYES. ofthe very best quality, Just receiv
ed, and willie Sold low, who esae and retail
Paints. Otis. Dge-StngS-
a lot Of Paints, Oils. Dye-sufs. &C., in store and for sale low
$50 Paint and Whie-wash Brushes, Of every description o
Eastern manufacture.
IT. Dnxai VIII pay particular attention to preparing pTeScrP
'ions, aud win give directions for their use. From n regular cdu-
cation IN Medicine, and eXperienre as Junior Physician TO the Bal
tmore lnhrniary, and several years practice in a malsIloas dis
ulrt TN thus State, he hauers himself that he will he able TO give
entire satisfaction in his profession. Stole next door TO Little &
Co.'s Auction Store.
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