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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-09-06
Marine Disasters.

! Pier, opening channel there some 80 feet wide,
and deep enough to float vessel.
Marine Disasters
| We continue to hear offurther disastrous
effects of the gale.
The brig G. B. Blair is reported ashore
between this and Michigan City. She had
a cargo of wheat and corn.
The Schooner General Thornton is as
shore bottom up near the Calumet. and it
is feared the crew are lost.
The schooner N. C.. Walton is also a
shore at the Calumet. She had cargo o {
lumber from Muskegon. which is said to
TO have been thrown overheard the storm.
The brig Mohegan is ashore below
Cargo not known.
Schooner Charles Howard ran against
the pier al Racine and sunk. She was loa-
ded with lumber.
Brig +. w. Maurice capsized. but the
crew were saved
The captain of the Mechanic reports that
while lying to during the storm on Saturday,
man clinging 10 spar passed to the wind
ward of that vessel He was seen waving
his hat
There are rumors anoat that the schooner
John G. Spencer is a total wreck some>
where south, and that all hands are lost.
The schooner James M'Kay, of Wau-
kegan, is ashore al New Buffalo, and about
fifty feet of the pier at that place has been
carried away.
The steamer julius d. NJ orton on Sun
day towed in Two vessels from the head CT
the Lake.
FURTHER MARINE DTsAsTERs.-The follow
ing are to be added to the list of disasters already
published
Schr. Calcutta, loaded with lumber ashore Is
miles from Michigan City.
Brig Hplfenstein reported ashore between New
Buffalo and St. Joseph.
Schr. Cleopatra reported ashore between New
Buffalo and ST. Joseph
Schr. Gen. Warren ashore, high and dry, 8
miles this side Michigan city
Schr. M. Kingman, capsized near Michigan
City, and was driven on shore. She lost one OF
her crew.
The Schooner Howard in attempting to
enter the harbor at Racine, on the night Of
the 30lh ult., ran upon loose Spite projec>
ting from the pier, and now lies sunk near
the end of the North Pier. We learn she
has been abandoned to the insurance CONS
pany. Insured for $4,000 in the Column
bus.
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From Hon. Peter s.geat, .4diutant Gen. of Illinois.

From Hon. Peter Speat .9diutant Gen. Of Illinois,
Mr.. w. b. Farrell-I have hesitation in recommend
ing valuable Linment the attention of the public
have used it with entire my knee which had
been dsocated and very much lacerated, about twenty
years ago. 1t frequently panied me very much, and was
sometimes weak to disable from walking Having
used great many articles without success, finally made
of one bottle ofyour arabian Linmen which has
stored the joint its natural strength; and, the
performed about year ago, and have
the pain weakness since, there be doubt but that
perfect has been performed. would therefore
commend most valuable application in such case
Respectfully Yours, PETER SWEET Peoria .4pI End 40
BeWare Of spurious preparations called II. g. Farrei's
ra6idR LiHdmeHt. SeeduerfiSement.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that at the next General r
M lection to be held in the several towns and wards in this
county on the Tuesday succeeding the first Monday IN
November next the following officers are to be eected 10
witt Representative in Congress for the nrst
ska Walworth Keuosha and Racnc in place of Charles
Durkee whose of service will expire on the fourth DAY
Of March next member of Assembly fer each Assem-
bly District; Register of Deeds Sheriff; Cierk OF the
Court Clerk of the Board of supervisors District Aor
ney; Surveyor, and Coroner.
L. CROKER, Sheriff of Kenosha county
Sherif's Office,
Kenesha, Aug 5, 1850. lno1J
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UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
CAPITAL
$50. 600 DOLLARS.
CHARTER UNLIMITED.

CHATTER UNLIMITED.
No Connection ,0ith Fire, Marine or Health In
Surdnce.
DOLICIES issued at for Mercantile pur-
poses. SPECIAL PERMITS for voyages and Cali
fornia residence at reduced premium.
1t is believed that any Parish association of Ladies'
others for that special purpose, any benevolent indvdu
al, DESTROYS of securing amount to be paid to Clergy
man other person attaining the so 60 years.
or to his family in the event of his death occurring
will find examination of the Prospectus of this Company
(Which is always furnished gratis by the Agents. by mail
written for that it offers greater facilities for the attain
of that object than any other similar institution See
from Charter and remarks, page IL of Prospectus
Persons insured in this Company the mutual planthe
"ony pan says Chambers, (see page 10 of Prospects
lin which the public at large concerned to support
will have returned to them all of the profits instead of
portion on proposed by some of the stock or mixed
companies.
Late annual dividend seoenyfUe per the premi-
ums paid by mutual members.
The Finance Committee (who among the most rea-
BILE nanciers in this country supentend all investments of
the Company.
Directors:
Abbott Lawrence Boston, John D. Lang, Maine,
Ezra White, New York, Chas. Jones, Maine,
Daniel Sharp Jr, Boston, Joseph II. Williams, Maine,
Henry Croker, Boston, George Dudley, Conn,
Geo. c. Collins, N. York, Horatio Harris, Boston,
Elisha Il. Pratt, Boston, Walter b. Hastings, do.
Board Of Finance:
FRANKLIN HAVEN, Pres't. Merchants Bank, Boston.
THOMAS THATCHER, Merchant, Boston,
REUL WILLIAMS, Pres't kennebec Railroad.
Local Referees:
John l. Palmer, Esq., N Y. Robt G. Shaw ESQ.,, Boston.
Lawrence Trimble & Codo. William Sturgis, do.
Asop & Chauncy, do. Charles Sumner, do.
Directors Office, 78 State ST., Boston.
E. B. PRATT, PRESIDENT.
DANIEL SHARP, JR, Vice President.
r nol0 HENRY CROCKER, Secretary.
C. CLEMENT, Agent, Kenosha, Wisconsin.
OTIS JENKS, Medical Examiner.
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Very Choice improved Farm.
[43 Miles West Of Kenosha,l
ON THE PLANK ROAD,
FOR SALE.

TTE undersigned agent of the heirs of VIM Lang, de-
ceased offers for sale the leo the N E..
quarter oi section s. Town Range % and the south 40
OF n. f. quarter of section Town l, Range 81
The first is cultivated Prairie land of first qualify the latter
is Oak Timber
The 100 is well fenced OFF with excellent conven-
framed house and out-houses-arge Barn 81 by So
cattle shedabc, wagon shed. poultry house and pig
Twen Eight in Oats and four in Root crops.
and orchard of 40 choice Fruit Trees part which
are in a bearing condition.
Taken whole this property is amongst the most desi-
rable Farm, any in kenosha county, and cannot fail
to please examination.
TERMs OF SALE-Half Cash, the remainder in from one
TO three years
fine sock Of Cattle Horses and Hogs, together with
Farming apparatus and implements, will be sold with
without the Farm.
Michael Mcdonnell, residing The place, viii show it to
applicants. Apply to JOSHUA HATHAWAY,
Dag. S, 1850. l6t-7] .HiiWaakee Ms
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A man named Dingman, recently ran away
from Troy, New York, with married woman,
she of course being willing TO go. He was ar
rested for larceny upon the plea that he had sto-
len the clothes she had on, with her work-bag,
&c, in all amounting to twenty-five dollars and
twenty-five cents, was convicted, and sentenced
to the Pententiary for six months.
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STRAYED

1ROM the premises occupied by B. Mclaughlin, this
city, about the first of August, five year old Horse OF
light brown COLOR with black name and iai tau and
heavy No white hairs or marks with the exception OF
spo on the right side the back which was worn by the
pad of saddle time in June last, and was not covered
with hair when last had shoes his forward feet and
has the appearance of bone SPAWN the left hind Leg Is
good size carries his head high and very little roman
nosed Whoever will return said horse to the subscriber,
in The city Of Kenoshs or give information where he
be found shall be literally rewarded
Aug. u. noS-f H. =. IMAM
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From the Milwaukee sen.it


The Lake was Very high, and the waves
made clean sweep over the beach, submerging
THE Hats, and presenting an unbroken sheet OF
water is far west as Jefferson street. The Riv-
err too, was higher than we have ever before
seen il. and the upper part OF The City, near
the mills, flats and islands were all atloat, and
the water in many of the houses two or three
feel deep The Bridge at Oneida and Spring
streets, and at Walkers Point rose on the floats
$50 As lobe impossible for teams, aud the Spring
Street Bridge was only held in its place by
strong rropes Ifit would only have gone off for
good. the public would have been glad to have
seen Il part its fsstenings.
During the height of the gale, Friday, the Nj
Gqara arrived off our port from below, but find
anu It Impossible to land, put out into the Lake
for sea room. The Sultana also arrived about
midnieht Friday, and running alongside the piers
gave some of her passengers chance to jump
ashore. The sea, however was too high to admit
OF horremaining there; so she was brought to
sapciar 10 the Bay. She lay there, rolling heav-
aly alt that night, through Saturday and until IL
"A. NJ. yesterday when she again gotalongslde
athe PIERS, landed her passengers and freight, and
sleff fbr Chicago.
The Pacific Capt COOPER, came in during
the worst of the blow, and in the teeth of tire
menaOus sea landing her passengers here, in
safely, about daylight on Friday. The Detron
Capt. ESTABRooK, also came in from Grand Ha
ven: while the gale was at its height.
The Schooner Churubusco, which made the
hafbor about one O'Clock Friday, parted her chair
cable and all other lines, with which they haC
xnAdH fast to the Government pier, and swinging
round South, went ashore, stern on. She vii
pTooably be got afioat without much difficulty
&ne schooner Ellen Parker, on Saturday morn
aEs' maze an Intellectual effort to get into the har
Dor; but finding the current setting out too strong
tQmake head against, put of into Lake. The
Af&1r Kirby got into the river, but breaking
a1xle got to sea again..
ne fine propeller Monticello from Buffalo al
70 Aled TO get in, but failing in the attempt
came TO anchor in the Bay, where she rode on
s'se ssle snugly and came into the river Satur
daX hight
Inc schooners Dousman, Palnaeto and E.
NFznler came in during Saturday night the lat
teal safe. but the Dousnaa had her bniwark
esaze, and lost her bowsprit, and the Palmen
<Afkied away top-mast and some of her rigging
IHe Susan Dresc, from Chicago. got into tn.
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NTRTYCE--The notes and accounts of SERExo FISK
IN are in the hands of the Subscriber, whom mmedi-
ATE payment mast be made legal will be taken
10 cpllct them 4rrears and interest due
tarsie al 10 f,rthy;th P. JUDSON.
august Z, 1850. Office at Mefcan q Mefrihs Store.
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NnTIUE!

HOSE indebted to the Subscribers by note or book &C
II count. requested make arrangements for their
early settlement, determined upon closing our
merchandise business.
Hale, M.7NNEY & co.
august 9, 1850. 3m-7
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So @TNm lnw ait

TTNHE subscriber bc leave to inform his friend;
and patrons thai he has removed his Bakery from Pear
Main opposite The QUaes Building where he
iinues to Manufacture Bread Cakes, Soda and Butter and
Boston Crackers, in that cannot be beat. Mer
chants ard Hotel Keepers from the country will do wellto
look his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
August %, 1850. [1U-.f] HARVEY EDGERTON.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-09-06

n ED and White FanneIs-a good assortment OF Pam and
II TwilIed from one shilling and sixpence to three shi-
iings AT The Nyw CASH STORE
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-09-06

THE City Tax List for the current year has been commit
ted 10 me for collection Taxes thereon-paymen OF
the same on Real Estate personal properly the
raj wards of this city be made TO me- at my Office in the
pieces OF land contained on said List, which the Taxes
are ON that day unpaid SHALL on Monday the 1871 day Of
January, 1851 expose for sale so much thereof as VIII pay
and satisfy all taxes which may be assessed together with
all and other liabilities which shall accrue thereon ac
cording TO law. JOHN NOBLE, treasurer
Kanosha 3up Z 1850 7-u
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JOHN ELzAENS,
Clock and matchmaker,

CIOCEA anu W ELtc iAHH1tIhAtF,
MOULD respectfully inform The citizens of Southport
w vicinity that he has just received very good
and well selec ed assortment of JEFLRY containing the
following articles All kinds of
Bracelets Breast Pins Finger Rings Locke Thmbles Ear
Rings Gold and Silver Pens and Pencils, Gold Guard Fob
and Vest chains, God and Silver Lover Lepne and Yer
tic IL Watches, Cold Silver and Steel Specaces, Steel
Beads, Clasps Tasses, Razor and Razor Strops Pen
knives Scissors, Silver Shell and Horn Combs, Silver
and German Silver and silver Spoons Plated and Britta
mia Ware, Accordeons, Cloth, Tooth and Hair Brushes
Fans Purses Pocket Books, Volins and Violin Strings
Fiybday and thirty Clocks, Toys and many Other
things too numerous to mention
Clocks, watches, Jewelry, &C.,
Carefully repaired and warranted Cash paid for old Gold
Silver May, 1s49. n47tf
ACTION Yarn-a good assortment Of all numbers can be
IL had at the NEW CASH STORE.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE,
Madison July 6, 1850. !
TO the Sheriff of EKenOsha County: Notice
is hereby gven that at the next General Election to be
held in the several towns aud wards in this siae on inc
Tuesday next succeeding the first Monday in November
next the following officers are to be elected, to Wit
Representative in Congress for the first Congressional
District comprising the counties of Milwaukee, Waukesha,
Walworth kenosa and Racine, in place OF Charles Dur
kee whose term of will expire the 4h day OF
March next
Members of the Assembly and such county officers as are
required by law then to be elected
MOI WIN. A BARSTOW, Secretary Of State
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-09-06

harbor bnt went ashore inside the piers. A YES
sci is also reported ashore and wrecked at Ra-
cine The sea made complete breach through
the beach, at the west end OF the Government
Pier, opening channel there some 80 feet wide,
and deep enough to float vessel
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-09-06
TAVERN STAND TO RENT.

Z HE subscriber wishes TO for term of years that
1 well known and comm odous Tavern Stand, known as
the LAKE House, Possession given Immediately Enquire
of Aug. 30 1850. loft w. TRANT.
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Cholera Morbus and Dysenfcry.

In cholera morbus and dysentey cholic when there is
great pain the bowels take two three pills
minutes, with peppermint water, mint tea brandy
until an operation is evidently produced from the pills at
forwards The pain will moderate; and in few hours,
great change for the better will have taken place, TO
be the occasion for great thankness The pills should be
taken afterwards every night for nights, say three
four, going TO bed, until heath is fully restored.
prevention of all contagious diseases is found in Bran
dreths Pills For this purpose they should be used in do
sufficient TO purge freely twice week. They
cleanse shat out of the system which the miners of
contagon fixes ITSELF The bowels and blood thus kept
pure. Rrandreths Pills truly the safey-valye of dis
The Brandeh Pills sold at 25 cts. per box with
French and German directions. 5-l3
Sold by " SaWyer, j. B. Starkccaier, P. p Greene e.
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HEAD QUARTERS, FOR HATS, CAPS
AND CLOTHING.

39-3m Bristol-adjoining the School Section.
AND CLOTHING.
rJ1HE old firm OF FRANCIS, HAWLEY, & Co. have re
1 moved their STOCK OF CLOTHING, to the Socum
Store st door north of N sawyers on Main street. where
they are now receiving and keeping constantly hand the
Largest, best and cheapest assortment of
Hats CAPS AND ad Glos Mna Z, all kind.
Also Fur Tppes and Chi ts, Muts cheaper than
Southport, September %, l849
mETCALF, MERRILL & KELLOGG,
1T their old Stand, NJ. . Brick Block, Main st.
Have received splendid assortment OF Spring and Summer
DAgY GOODS,
Haydacare China Earhen and Glass Ware, Looking Gas
sss Boots, Shoes, Paints OTIS, Nails, Dye Hoods,
Putts, Glass; SAT-, &c.
Which they offer for sale good terms as can be found
in the city Thankful for past liberal favors besowed
they would ask the continued patronage ofther friends
~ ~ 0'' ~ ST sTIRKwEATHER.
| IL STARKWEATHER.
VINEe AR!
| L,IFTY Bbls. Vinegar for sale by BALL & ELKINS.
l. Kenosha, May 20, 1850.
GLASS.
! GLASS of all sizes, for sale by
- Il q "A ~ l1MEsoN.
THYME.
| wool, Stocking and Sewing Twino for sale by.
w & A NJ TYMEsoN.
| (NLovERsEED ..!--Finy bushels ONO Clover Seed
i - Tor sale byJa NY 30 HALE MANNEY & Co.
OOLbs. Fresh Hops, for sale the sign of the Gold
| AUMor.er. by no39 sTARKWBATHER
Fountain nkstands of the finest patterns for sale
KINGS BOOKSTORE.
Donuets--straw and Tuscan 8onnes ftom Fifty cents
q to Two Dollars at the NEW CASH STORE.
DoSNET RIBBoSs-A good assortment of the latest styles
| ID just opened at the NEW CASH STORE.
| DIANo AND TABLE CovERS--French embossed and
| i Satin Figures at the .NEW CASH STORE.
naniask Table Cloths and Napkins, good assortment
| ~ cheap at the .NEW CASH STORE.
/ M HTTE counerpanes style from two to three
! w dollars at the NEW CASH STORE.
good assortment of the latest styles at the
L NEW CASH STORE.
BLACK silk Frnges aud Gmps, for trimming vistes and
| % Dresses atthe VIEW CASH STORE.
WHITE Dlmity for Curtnins beautiful article, and
| w cheap at the NEW CASH STORE.
| FRESH arrival of CAP and LETTER PAPER, for
! n sale Aug. 16. kINe's BOOKSTORE.
! 5aicHing-a superior article warranted shed
J II Feathers, at the NEW CASH STORE.
BLUE and Green Berege, beautiful article Ladies'
| I'D Wells the NEW CASH STORE.
ILK SHAWLS, Black and colored, good assortment at
| - the .NeU Cash Store.
! DIAPER Window Shades. "A and extensive lot of
figured WINDOW SHADES just eceiv ed and for sale low
/ at Aug. l6. KINGS BOOKSTORE.
! BELT LEATHER, Of all weights, for sale by
! ID .4ug. Is. f. w. LYMAN.
ID hode island Lace String Leather,
| III best in the world, for sale by
.8ug. Is. f. w. LYNN.
HATS AND CAPS!
CtPRING Styles for 1885, just received. Also, large
- Boys Hats and Caps, going low for cash. at
he sign fthe Big Hat. 81 L. COMSTOCk.
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Doors. sash. and Blinds.

REODESa Ss1Skk Ga2kSA AD1AkaOSs
HE undersigned wishes inform his friends, and the
public that he still continues to manufacture Doors,
sash and Blinds, by hand in the most wor manke and
substantial manner-and that he ready TO attend
any calls that may be made upon him in the various de-
paments of business Carpenter work of all kinds at
tended to as USUAL His Shop where he may generally be
found situated Park street, two doors east OF Newes
Lumber Y ard. RlCHARD fEItSON
June %.
OMEGA of Browns Shakers Extract of English Vale
" ria for the cure Nervous Diseases just received and
for sale by (no49) SlARhWEAIhbis.
y. Davis Revelations mysterious Noises, Ghost
"a. Stories and other wonderful Books for sale at
Kings Book Store.
TORGAN,S Grain Cradles superior urcle for sale by
M E. /. & A. NJ. TTMEsoS.
(,IDER Vinegar. first rate article for sale at
TYNEsoS's.
NEACKINAv White Fish, in bali barrels, for sa7S for
vi srle bv l. NJ WAIT
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Hardware Establishment.

IAsM. Fl. BYRON & CO., No. 153 East Wafer
~ Street, milwaukee, have hand, and constant
ly receiving, FULL COMPLETE ASSORTMENT of Hea-
Wy Shelf and Saddery Hardware, consisting in part
IRON AND STEEL
of every quality, size and description Nails, from the
best Factories in the country
GLASS,
American and French every size from the most ceebra
ted makers Sash, sheet and bar Lead Lead Pipe, Znc
Wire, Hollow Ware,
FARMERS IMPLEMENTS,
of all descriptions Backsmihs Coopers Joiners Ship
Carpenters all kinds of Tools of every variety
and quality.
8G0v93a
of every size and descriptions embracing oil the Latest I'm
proveInents, and the most Improved Patterns.
MANUFACTURERS
of COPPER, SHEET IRON, and TIN WARE; also,
agents for the sale of PECK, SMITH q Co.'S
Tinman's Machines.
By arrangements with European and Eastern Manu-
cturer enabled to buy Goods the very best
terms and by saving the profits usually paid to importers
and Jobbcrs, we afford to sell at
Very Lou Prices
We would invite the attention of all who desire to purchase
Goods in line, to give call at the
Sign OF THE ANVIL,
No. 1913, East Water street, .MHacankee
Aug. 1850. [3m-al WIN. H. BYRON & co.
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SASH & BLIND
FACTORY.

TE Subscribers wouo respectfully announce to the Pub
lie that they prepared to fill orders in their line
Of style that cannot fail of giving satisfaction
Window Sash
OF all Sizes will made order short notice, and the
most reasonable terms The most approved and
Latest Eastern Style
of beyeed SASH uncommon in the west is being intro
duced they would call the attention OF all those
who are building good houses. Also, BLINDS OF the
very best materials and workmanship made, hung, and
painted, at the lowest cash prices.
a WORD no F.4RMERS!
Those from distance, who are building would do well
to come directly shop, where we will guarantee 10
give satisfaction. We have view to peimanency, ana IN
lend our work to such gain the confidence OF the
Public 3 Shop Ken0sha street. South Of ne IMrk.
BENEDICT & DUMONT.
Kenosha, august s. 1850. ly-'
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1850! SPRING TRADER! 1850!
WISCONSIN
WHOLESALE DRUG A1SE-EEOUSE,
FOR CASH OR APPROVED CREDIT.

s. JOHNSON, yr.
Successor TO WIN. NJ. cuNNINGHAM.)
Chemist, ApOthecary, Wholesale and Re
tail Druggist,
NO. Isl, EAST WATER STREET, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Dealer IN
East India and Mediterranean Drugs, French,
English, and American Chemicals, Paints Oils
Dye Stufs, Varnishes, Windop Glass and Put
fy, Brushes, Roots and Extracts, ThomsoRGn Prepa-
rattOns, Druggists and Physicians Glass Ware
and Furniture, Surgical Instruments, Phio-
sOphicat apparatus etc., etc.
The subscriber receiving his supply selected by
himself, from the stocks of the largest importing Drug
Houses in New York and Boston.
His arrangements purchasing not surpassed by
Merchant in line of trade in the Wesand for proof of
the assertion has only call him and examine articles
and priceboh of which he pledges himself will be eli
tirely satisfactory.
CITY AND COUNTER CUSTOMERS
VIII find all of the year, at the above named
Establishment more general assortment OF articles be-
longing to the
DRUG TRADE
Than be had at any other House in this City. To
his WHOLESALE PATRONS he would say that he has much
enlarged the
JO8sEsING DEPARTMENT
trade has appropriated the I'd and Sd stories in
he continues occupy exclusively for his hole
sale Trade and thereby better attend to this branch OF busi-
Wholesale Agency Depotor the sale of the Original and
s. p Townsends Sarsaparilla which Will be
sold dealers the manufacturers price. Also constant
Iy hand Mooreheads Galvanc Machines Banetts Med
Electric Gavanometes Christies Gavanc Bands Belts
Necklaces, Gold Plated and Zinc Rings Pasters Magnetic
Fluid, &c. &c.