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Total expenditures to slst Dec, 1s4s 50 13l 50
The company have part Of theirroad In operation
They have since the last annual report put under
tract for grading additional line Of abuut 20 miles,
making the whole length of road now under contract
rs miles, ending at Poushkeepsie, in the county Of
DutohessIris -gc1. "a 0ta ibi .5tt NfFtl Alu
corps Of engineers has been engaged for the past
year surveying mapping and preparing for locating
the line extending from Poughkeepsie to Greenbush
the maps Of which win be ready for Iing in the oce
the several county clerks in all the month ofJanrsry
It 10 estimated that the cost Of the road from New
York to Poughkeepsie distance Of 76 miles, will be
between four and half and Eve millions Of dollars
Nesrlythe whole three millions stock subscription
has been caadi and proposals have been issued for
loan No new estimate has been made Of the probable
cost the roadfrom Poughkeepss to Albany nothing
having been done that portion Of the road but
veying, mapping and locating the line. We havc made
many suggestions to this oompauyvery few of which,
We are sorry to say have been regarded but are
no means disposed to abandon them to thsir extrsva
ssnoe and folly ana would therefore, suggest that the
DAD completed and put perfect running order to
Poughte epsie before any expenditures are made
on that pe rton beyond. The company may be able
to rase funds to n.h the lire to that point and they
will able to test the probable productveness Of the
road before any attempt 10 made to complete the road
from Poughkeepsie to Albany .,ae,1 Uss l..sg n
The ned stat sment exhibits the quotations for
MT and State stocks, in this market at three
NJ e. 80
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

1 ..,t,. SPECIAL NOTICES. g.,an
|aT ETHER W. GRAND LODGE OF rHR STATE
New York viii hold Special Degree se.sion th. evening
purpose eonferrps the L. Degss Reprssen arc
requested to b Iun'ua Atfndanfs s Ias
New loi, yiioomnenoo regular semt
q. The Grand Lodge Room National Hall Canal street Wed
tives will please be punctua- By order, -
T,BE COMPREHENSIVE OF WILSON HENDRICKs
,ar e. aushcrnss to ose the name o the arm In 81
is' Alfalfa - ,"4 '.' .Ia'hnsa q wIsSoM
The undsisnea viii continue the trunk bushes.
NoTGE51HE, synsOaIsEss Hereby GIVE NOTION
New Y.sa uss A t e. a 20 1ss
Nail Company, Liverpool Line for the
1ss Es1s NM and
.os .ea - Joaoao5 i itbMEs Bh < Collins
oas syil ta 90 rpf9'r u RIGQs - -''-'''
s. sETsT q soaM
January lsAe BY mutual oonsers Ycnier. 5ssS 1879 20
Feb o 1919 JOHN L AlklN0. Ll-22
No1IcRs-THK sUBSCRTsER Beos 70 rNroRx HIS
i s% # Sss IN ss;s 70
nifty Inform his customers that the business will
bsn'''rsh DO carried on BY caRrsropnER wRrpEy
TIME GREAT WONDER OF TIE AaE-Ds. DoDs WILL
lye another Lecture with aadqn, stsrng experiments
% n % snS Hs
the nodulous Of tbs trnh Of the ncwy dis
s ali their efforts to the msis
the mind and renewed At the will q the The public
ie had AZ DO every day At Clinton
Hall, from ten 10 twelve ooiocks f ltnnJo tiip u
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DANCING.

vT1HEBALLOH DoDw0RTHS OORNETBAND wILLTAKR
evening of February O. at the Apollo Rooms
Tcbets dollar to be bad At the Apollo; at Dodsworth 1913
Broadway or OF any member OF the band - 500
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Gold Pens.-PersoNs. COINS To California
oud take sh them one Of tss selsbsssa Eiotelsn Gold
eonvenient AID viii ousweaza Cargo q 9as Steel
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/ w. BROWN, AUCTJONEEH-NEW AND SECOND
band Funitgre day Hednesday) February 7th. At
Sell ct auction Above, the furniture OF family leaving the
city tosether with lsrec stock Of valuable furniture
A ,,B,NULLER, AUCTIoNEER- VALUABLE BLEecKER
IA Property-Adrian u. Muller will on
Tunday February sth 81 y o'clock AZ the nsrshsqs *
Reoher street. southwest Of Mulsrrs street. being
short dir east of Broadway Lot "a feet inches
Blocker ~ feet inches In
tie westerly Ede and % feet inches Mulberry
Wesley Place tn, house "a feet 4nches In front aud
been painted during the Last summer crates the psro
marble mantes, with Vyeton in the This Or,
perty susceptible of being improved produce large
rental TIE house cen be at hour during the day. and
possession gwen Immediately -st . go (295l .t
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Eroa SAN FsANoTsco. cALIF0RNiA-To SAIL ON THE
n 2oih instThe splsp steamship BE n
80 feet lehs BY ~ IT beam butbywm Brown,
his beat without regard axpsnse Her
sus ssarantss FOR pssor strsnss psrfso. Tns
Boson Johns Halifax and been
and proved hersf only
hs certificate to that effect ar saoops and
ned up for comfort and the nuusr
limited The have the pleasure
somman6ed BY Lieut. pache Navy has perfect
ledge OF the coast also thorough OF
steam engine The principal snGnes 10 practical
enced Tho ship will be we'll found passage one
otwo q the owners will San Francisco IN which
NO freight win DO taken, apply to "
,2i'1s' fsc77iila WO6biULL & MNTyRN 81 South r.
Improvements aad addioassrs making perfect hor for
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vNOOTBACHE TOOJHACHE.-NH NY WILL YOU SUP-
fer with diseased tender and aching teeth whom by calling
Paige Dentist West and Hoboken s,rse
opposite Cara street ferry DO cured sew minutes
making them useful and for iei DR. v
quilted at all hours the various diseases Of the teeth
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The Best Preparation In the World for tho
hair stay falling neu oa and the ball not
destroyed IL Hills IL faibe Orerent and for keep
ng the hair DIST soft glossy aud syins healing
chapIed faces and bands uneqused nimitsbs
Ne is Nassau street ard fancy generally
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AR II. BOSrwICK. LECTURER ON THs GENITAL
organs and anthor of worh vencreal Scurcs and
AL diseases Of private nature II spendd plates Extract from
the Boston Medical and Surgical Journsl"t may be said
sresy DO equal Records Actions works on the same
y ofdisesses, and far thing OF the kind
puhhshed In this country Price, $40 Author Of work on
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A NERlCAN MUsIUM.--P II. BaRNuM; MANAGER AND
a PROPRIETOR Greenwood Jr Assistant hanager-spen-
half past clock Grestet America Twe
pefens weighing s5 pounds The QuakSr Giant And
boass re world ever produced Mics Elizabeth Simpson deli
weighs S pounds! Tho Qusher Giant years Of a and
stasds plump eight foet In his stockings and weighs
gus pospds They DO seen a. all heurs With Major Little
FAINT that ever wahed alone Magnificent by
Wcsters The sshle Brothers Model Of Jerusalem
Highland Mammoth Broehsrs tiyiIs orsns outspg, Wax
mission osnt Chidfen under years age 2X csnts
EEAsKLIN. TnEATRE- cHAThAN. sQUARE-RoxEs
7s. The Ethopcan Female Mountain SngetE the English 70
Acr0bAts the nse ana Female AAres o.
other select entertainments, every evening" - fibi "y
M ALFALFA Sc CANAL STREET, NEAR BROS WAY
w Opeb every evening and Wednesday Aud SAurd aft
at B. O'clock Boxes SIN cents parqusne, rs cents
Great attraction this week. The entire Of Model Artists
will appear Comprising some Of the hsndsoest women in ex
also Miss Sinclair the talent ed art enrAse
The New 0rean Female Ser Bsdera will also Powers
tentationA Of living pictures
a Lat Thripg and Interesting Performance By the
Wd Beasts ala 60 hfor ksf Srfsrn noes
Afternoon and Evening Of thus Week. Of
ton particularly tho bite Polar Bear fresh apd
= he w s az Ss Ii i ss S s Arctic
Ty,nE GKxAT CHINESE, NJ scum, $50 BROADWAY. M.
tween Spring And Pnhco sfees and the only in this
country oOnf. d great number of life Of Chinese
Of AL casse several hundred Chnsss paintings II
houses stores and vesselA meds Of pegoda temples and
bridges specimens Of Chinese nahuactres their agricultural
no. Oren from nine AN till 10 Pm daily. Abundance ~
cents Children under twelve, half PRICE t u
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T n. HOFFMAN, AUGTIONEER-UNITED STATES
-. Auskes at Aucton--lA n uoHiAan Co. will SELL ON
Tuesday 9Th February BY order Of the Department. $4,000 Uni
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THE UNITED PACIFIC GOLD COMPANY OVERLAND
to San EraneS via Vera Cruz and gu
the escort q Capt. ChaA Inns the SArmy
sum Of SEP including escort horse mule saddle and bride
nre arms blankets camp equpage &C., with months provisions
American Hotel Broadway and Barclay street.
nesday evening February Mt O'clock decide upon
calling % join this company be made Capt
~ p H. where also, berths may secured viii posi-
lively sail on the 18th INST. -
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H0! roR CALIFORNIA ; --FoR cALIroaNIA--TaE
Frahosco Tho splendid big MOULrON
Of 20 tons register two old. A. K. Wariue maste
or about te 18th February with the bark asndo
built osty Of White oak and will 20 barrels
about ~ shares rtma!d UNFOLD At $3.50 each including
provisions for Is months. Apply r. " AINSJ l30 Front
street up stairs o1fs0N HUNTER rs south srsst
Ward Hotel. Nassau - -
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wv IsTARS BALSAn AT THE sOUTH.-ONE OF OUR
w agents at Ahen Georgia has sent the following letter.
with permission to publish lbc came; l,4 "a M.

TNFLUENZA, COUGHS, COLDS RHEUMATISM Sc
Persons who afflicted with either G the above complaints
obtain Immediate relief aud certain BY the Of Mrs
CARROTS Medcnttd vapor and SULPHUR Baths 3f Broadway
These Baths been in operation nce 1928 and have been
by the first phy Neiana in the CITY.
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HOT FOX CALIFORNIA.

" lows combined for blacksmhs Jewellers sntne and
raging gold and suitable for cokng street
| Also of dnm ans tools cheap E.lrLAGLER.
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CALIFORNIA LIFE NAUTILUS LIFE
~ Company. 10 90 Wall OF
visiting California with privilege of resas there and
Of making the out and home either by Cape
Hern the IsAnus Of Panama or By Vera Cruz and through
Mesioo 2srsr NORRIS FRANKLIN, President
PIANY FREEMAN. Aetuary. s.8nefll = tll,I -
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VNOR SAN FKANC1SC6, CALIFOKNIA 1.-THE SPLRNDID
L. copper fastened and oopped bark Of fsons
IegAter, 10 months old, and pier ver
NOW ready 70 receive cargo. and will M
inst limited humber 81 will bs taken. This vsssl
ssnstv in tropical climates being amply provided WITH pats
Emeaons celebrated patent upon VESSELS 81
war She hss neysr orried
qaeDty free from aimppres The peouar Saose
with double toph enables her 70 round Horn much
shorter time than any vea undei the old Per
sons DESTROYS of remov to San FtAncfcb with their ae
wiz the SAINT set aeon forta bic homo during the voyage
and corresponding Injuries For feght PASSAGE apply
asa B. SUTTON. ii9 Tall y coz South up sairs
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LN0R THE GOLD REGIONS OF CALIFORNIA VIA CHA
take steam and positively proceed to SEA on the
nornne Of the th Of fine fast s Ing coppered
clipper bark Guord Captain y. W. Thorp
few The state In the second cabin up
In handsone se and the for
sepgcr are superior to those Of vessel that
Of New YoIl Passengers Will DO allowed remain bO the
vssl for fifteen dnys after her arrival Chsgres
majority desire It, alta moderate rate day to
opportunity Of their passage
the bark. For freight passage Wall
street. or to JOIN R0BERT OSBORN, Ill WAL o., or
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EoR CALIroRNIA.InE FAST SAILING A. l. COP
Gently oyerhap1ed and put In complete repair will ral
18th Of February for tho gold regions She splendid saloon
100 feet long 6eet 10 inches high light airy rata
cabin deck forming altogether the best
and experienced officers that sail port
bought by association that 80 her passengers
provisions packed ard put on board BY coppsnt committee
Will a'so carry small quantity freight For freight
passage apply 10 tho Captain board Pike street.
b. the evening Mt Cummings noe of Couandt
Washington
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TWENTY FIVE DOLA4Rs RRwARD-LOsT ON THE
Il 9th instant Wallet containing one hundred and twenty
dolarssixy dtAfe 6anA of New York,
twenty four ene, and four five dollar bills the
Butchr and Doyer bank the remainder Of the bills denomi
nation remembered also notes. for $ & payable in
will Of
applying 40 Primes street. GA. NEWSON.
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EOR SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA THE NEW AND
superor sehsoner SAGEM POXi khssn master will rail
about tho I'D Instant Ibis vessel is of 36s
YORK bn ooppered and
or heen ard will take but that plumber For pas
pier No.l North river, Or to n'sa 20 D, FO WiER
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LJOl FOR CALIFORNIA AND THE GOLD MINEs--raE
ophr Mining having Purchssed the and fest
quick despath The Association will consist Of thirty msmbs
who are owners ~ tne vessel steam engine providons for
eighteen months and all apparatus for operating
successfully the Gold Mines few sold
which aIpy TO = Sherman Catherine Ferguson
sherman, "a Brofd street John Hick M South street.,
the East Broadway House, broadway aud Pike Ct
n q sJNOs SHERMAN. President.
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~ Heena hand. mnster wall have immediate DESPATCH This
vessel net exeee By any point Of speed and
vessel sailing ip February The ship well lighted and vanilla
number Of voyages around Cape norn For freight Of
apply,o N. L. G. GkISwOLD, II and ~ South at.
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A CALIFORNIA RAKfTYAsHIRrs MADE By A LIVE
n Wolf and cheaper and better than any human being
supply them Alo In der Shirts
ton, ~ WOOLFS Shirt Warehouse, Ga Maiden
NB-The Wolf Of the Shirts to be AL hours during
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LxCEISIOR ASSOCIATION FOR CALIFORNIA PER
II bark CLARESSA, Capt. Babbdse ing James sipThis
first class vessel has for about LOO bb freight
engaged And ready receive it ut tho
also accommodates lev passengers in superior fsw
Aresrectable Physician is dssE ssi Apply e.
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EOR CHA0RES. DlRECT-TO SAIL ON THR GOT INST
The ayd superior built Al brig ADLA. Capt herAes
M be for shove
freight passagu apply at ola RKE
CO.'S. ND starr t~N - ~
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ADYERTlsEMENTs RKsEwED EVERY MORNING,
REWARDS.

d mo RIwARpAr6 PAwNBRoKERs AND WATCH
Dsasrs-W heIeas man called At the store Of the
upeHeied gold dial and ga balance makers name T. H.
bias o the upper pase and hs name IF q More the
fest Ry dVs5T b a for the % Of ts
man about five feet black wkisksrs
and gnee appearance will be thankfully received,
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E0RcALIy0sNIA, VIA TExAs-yTAR TING POSITIVE
for Calves Che 18th Instant In the fnc ship VIM
Travis We st ourselves all expenses (vAlu
able 10 mining a. men, ana three months rorson each.
en- BY HoU0H IT, Front street. Pendest Of tho Carson
Association. NJ BThe Association meet this evening ~
o'clock the 18th Ward HoAd Quarters street corner OF
Ehzabeth Msmtsrs thcif passage this day. List for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-07

VNALHALLA, SO CANAL STREET NEAR BROADWAY
w Grand Afternoon Perfor9aut this day O'clock The
Illustrated Living Pictures the Female New Orleans
and variety Of select and pie asipg tainnpents.
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Paesemgsr Lne.The brig NARY and light draft stsau
Loco nearer than BY caes aad with less land
Sa 18th q February Roomor more passentsrs Apply
board the Nary foot Of Wall street. w! g. U0LHORN
Front street New York. w. GOODRICH Co. Market
street PHILADELPHIA Through about GO days.
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Additional Particulars.
ST. Louis May 1872. n,

ST. LouIs MAY lS--P. N.
Abou, ten o'clock last night, fire broke out
on board the steamer White Cloud, laying at
the head Of the levee. The flames rapidly
communicated TO the Edward Bates, which was
burned 10 the w1Ier's edge; her moorngs burn
ing of, she floated down the levee, setting fire
TO such boats as were unable 10 get ont of her
way. srrong wind preventing the possibility
of escape TO the vessels and accelera'ing the
communication Of the flames, the whole levee
was soon in a sheet Of fire.
The following boats we're entirely destroyed
White Cloud, Edward Bates, Belle Isle, Tag
Honi, Boreas No. 3, American Eagle, Alice, So
rat, Kit Carson, Tmoun, MonIour, Acadia, Ma
meuke, Eudora, 81. Peters, Red Wing, Alexan
der Hamilton, Martha. Eliza Stuart, Mandon
Gen. Brook, Frolic, Prairie Slale.
A number of buoys and wood boats were al
so destroyed.
The heat from the burning vessels set fire 4
the stores along The wharf, commencing in Lo
Gust street, and in the heart Of the business pal
of the city, and extending from that street 70
three quarters Of mile along the Levee. an
extending back TO Second sI.-neary every bu
ding is in ruins.
To give particulars at this time is impossible
The Republican office, with lis printing mat
rails g. machinery is destroyed. us well as 'hot
of the Organ, Reveille, New Era aud Azlrg'
des Westerns. From some Of the latter office
however, portion Of the materials were saVe'
The Telegraph office was insured
The following banking offices were burne
down-Bennoists, Anderson, Oresbury d {
Clarke & Bros, Nesbiu g. Co, Z G Fesson.
The vaults, however, are supposed 10 be st
cure.
In the burnt district were the most exIensl'
business houses in the city, with lurge amoun
Of stock on hand.
The total loss is estimated at S5.000,0oo.
his impossible to say how much is insured
this moment.
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56S,76O
Europe.

five except the states Of Hungary, where,
according 10 very vague and uncertain accounts
the Magyars still contend successfully both
aguias. The Austrian troops and their Russian
allies, it must be conceded that Liberalism ap.
pears to be al length declining all over Europe,
and the republican spirit fast yielding before the
desperate resolution of kings and princes fight
ing gi0rlhepreservaIio oftheir ancient power and
hereditary honors. We do not suppose the al
innate result Of things is to b. allered freedom
is the destiny, because the natural las. Stage Of
political progress Of the race, and, sooner or
later, ii will come; but, in The meanwhile, the
progress is checked; The way is lost; there is to
be large wandering ofihenalions in the desert,
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From The 81. Louis Republican.
POrk-PaCking in the West,

NUMBER OF Hoes SLAUGHTERED IN THE PAST
SEASoN.-lt has been very difficult 10 arrive at
the correct estimate Of the number of hogs
slaughtered in this part of the WesG but with
our own inquiries on the subject, aided by the
kind assistance of somo OF our friends among
tho dealers in provisions, we are enabled TO lay
before our readers statement which we rely
on as mainly correct.
The Cincinnati Chronicle, at the close Of the
packing season, estimated the number of hogs
killed ON the Ohio and tributaries as about equal
to lust years report, though less AT many of the
prominent points. Say
Ohio, Kentucky, lndianaand Wabash 100000
Illinois, Missouri and Mississippi 58I 900
making in The whole l,58l,00O, being OIL 900
over last years yield in The West.
Under this aspect Of The subject, it is difficult
10 predict for The future, but as the stock is lar
ger than il was last year, and the exports for the
first quarter Of the year 10 the lsl of April were
about the same, it is most likely that no higher
rates will prevail for the balance of the season
Than last year, and, without further export
demand, II looks us if the market might be de-
pressed and lower prices would prevail.
The amount of exports 10 the Pacific will not
equal the extra demand for the army last year,
aud hence it is fair 10 infer thai we shall moi
occupy as favorable ground for good prices
aud would caution our friends against large OK.
pecnuons,
The markets abroad are generally dull, and
! if the stock Of meats on hundaIihs date shoulC
remain in this country, there is no probable
chance Of any advance,
10 regard 10 the article of lard, it does no
appear that the stock is excessive. large Il
mount OF meat was put up IN long mddes, ant
The price in The packing season was TOO low II
induce renderers to use The side, and us u larg
amount is held by operators, who eau afford Il
lay OUT Of their investment, it may be regardc
as safe arlicle, aud more likely 10 pay lha
brine meats.
The chief demand nj this point, for Califor
MIA, has been for side bacon, aud the stock her
hus been reduced, so that it may be relied on
likely 10 do WE'LL The same may be said {
shoulders, of which the stock is not equal to III
average Of last year, and the price may keep u
10 rates that will pay.
The Republican gives table showing III
J number OF hogs slaughtered on the Mississippi
Illinois, and Missouri,
The number slaughtered at ST. Louis is $
down al 10000, The table sums up
$ On the Mississippi 277.5t
On The Missouri 72,2(
On the Illinois 2l9,0(
| TntoI -.
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DRTTGS! DRUCSI

REMOVAL AND NEW ARRANGEMENT
WIN. LYON, Successor to Lyon & Baker, re-
spectlully informs the citizens of Welsville, and
surrounding country that he has removed to the
brick building on Lisbon street, two doors south of
Walnut street. Than iu for past luvors, he would
respectfully solicit continuance OF patronage -
He feels satisfied that it will be the interest OF the
public to give him call at his new stand, as he is
determined to sell as low as any drug store in the
State. His assortment of Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Oils, Varnshes, Dye Stutfs, and Fancy Ar
tcles, is complete, and for quality cannot be sur
passed.
PATENT MEDIcE s.-The following valuable
family medicines compose in part his stock of pa
tent medicines; Townsend's sarsaparilla; Sellers
liver pills. vermifuge and cough syrup; Beachs
medicines; Green mountain ointment; McAllis.
ter all healing ointment; Swaynes syrup of wild
cherry, vermituge and pills; McLanes vermIuge
and pills; Fahnestoc,' vermiiuge Davis syrup
OF wild cherry, tar and depurative extract; Rod
gers syrup Of Lverworrt and tar; Salter's ginseng
panacea; Riley's pile ointment; Hibbard's wild
cherry bttprs; circassian balm; carminatlve salve
and pills; Deans liver pills. BristoPs sarsaparia;
Wistars basam OF wild cherry; Thompson's car
minative, American oil and Stanhopes Chogogue
Having the general agency for Sellers and Fow-
SEM CGeDTuIeu HleulClHeS, HleEChdhCo anu otlOis
wishing to purchase will find a constant supply on
hand. Merchants and physicians will find it to thelI
advantage to call before purchasing elsewhere a;
the subscriber is determined to sell as low as any
establishment in Pittsburgh.
To PEDLERs.-His facilities for compounding are
such that he will sell the various compounds al
cheap if not cheaper than be purchased it Pitts
burgh. A large supply of the following article
kept constantly on hand viz: Wrlimg In6, NerU
aud Bone Lnmrni, Opodttdoc, British Oil, o,
Spike and Stone, Godfpys Cordial, Baieman'
Drogs Castor oil, Slceei OIL. Bears Oil, .uacdssO
OH Htripm OIL and Essences.
GLAss.-A full supply of window Glass, G as
jars, glass Lanterns and Lamps will be found ut hi
cheap cash Drug store. Cash paid for fix seed.
apr 6, 40. Nm. LYON.