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To Melissa Mckee, PeIme]ia Montgomery,
Malvina Montgomery, Josephine Mont
gomery, Elizabeth Montgomery, Homer
Montgomery, Hannah Montgomery and
William Henry Harrison Montgomery,
of Scioto county, State Of Ohio.
V0U will take notice that petition was
Il fled against you on the 10th day of
July, 1850, in the Court Of Common Pleas
within and for Scioto county, in the State
Of Ohio, by Ellis Montgomery, and is now
pending, wherein the said Ellis Montgome-
ry demands partition Of the following real
estate, situate in said Scioto county, 10 wit:
Part Of French Grant Lot No. 81, beginning
at stone at the northeast corner of said
lot, from which white oak l6 inches in di.
ameter, bears s2l ow.l8 links, (the other orr
ginal witness, a black oak, is dead,) poplar
8 inches in diameter bearsS. Is E. l6 INKS;
Thence south, 26 Q east 1853 poles TO Stone
al the south cornerof said lot, from which
white oak 20 inches in diameter bears
south 26o west 30 links, an ash 8 inches In
diameter bears north 32o west ii links
thence south 63e wes. 81 poles and IS links
to stake and stone in the original line, from
WHICH uORWOOu v iuCncS Ill uIuuiC tci ucutc
north a. west 8 links, and an ash 6 inches
in diameter bears south 80 Q east II links;
thence north 26 west l08 poles l6t links
to stone, from which white oak 80 inches
| in diameter, bears north 81 owest 20 links
and white oak IL inches diameter bean
south So Q east II links; thence south 63e
west l55 poles and 6 links, to a stone, from
II (which a heech hears north DO Q west q links
a sugar tree 8 inches diameter bears soutl
AZ 9 east 10 links, a hickory 10 inches diam
eter bears north 90 east l8 links; theme,
with the original line, north 63 east 20I
polesto the beginning; containing, by esti
nation, 207 acres; and that at thenext tern
Of said court application will be made b.
the said Ellis Montgomery for an order tina
dover may be assigned and partition may b
made Of said premises. tile'li 5tl3
ELLIS MONTGOMERY.
WIZ BY OF. MooRE,
Il July 90, lS50.-16w6 His Attoyric,
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Mslanlchoiy Accident.

BosToN, Aug. 10.
An accident Of d most melancholy and dis
tressing character occurred yesterday after
noon, at Linficld, involyingthe lives of four
teen persons. all women. and, children, most
ofthem connected with the First Christian
Society OF Lynn, who went 10 Lynfield on q
picnic. The party chose delightiulspot on
the border ofa beautiful pond, About 2 o
clock, a party Of 25 went on a large fiat bot
toned row boat for an excursion on the pond
and when about one hundred yards out from
shore, the boat capsized aud fourteen were
drowned. The accident has thrown the
community Of Lynn into the deepest dis
tfess. s- ss e.N
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MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.
Medical Department.

ITyHE regular course Of Lectures in this In
stitute will commence on the First of Mo-
vember, and continue until the last Of February.
The Anatomical Department will be opened
and ready TO receive students by the 1st Of Oc-
tober. The Medical Department will be under
the direction OF the following
PROFESSORS.
2. FREEMAN, M D Professor Of Anatomy.
RS NEWTON, M D Professor Of Surgery. ! /
H ] HucLE, N D Professor of Theory and
Practice Of Medicine. u, ,.,,s.t II mite. s.f
w ByRD POWELL, M D Professor Of Physiolo-
gy, Pathology, Mineralogy and Geology ..fy
] King, M ID Professor Of -Materia Medico,
Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence,
J MlLToN AN DERs, A M M d Professor Of
Chemistry and Pharmacy, 50, ,,,,.s.... IL fes,.
ia WILsoN,M D Professor ofObste.rics
and Diseases Of Women and Children. ~.
CLINIQUE LECTURES: 81. ..,
Medicine Prof H HucLE, yt, Z.
Surgical--Prof r NEwToN, yes .lf M
2 FREEMAE, M D Anatomical Demonstration.
1 The fees for a full course Of Lectures amount
TO $l05. Each Professors Ticket SIS. Ma
tricnlator's, s5.-7Demonstrator's Fee. $lU'
Graduation, $40 ,is a.! r5gtgslf ylt.
Those desiring furtheripformation will please
address their letters (post lpaid) TO the Dean
and Students arriving in the city will please
call on him at the Commercial Hotel; y
s, !. i,.,s RS NEWTON, N. d., u
sa@ y (. .,i t;i,.s3 ,5o Dean Of the Faculty,
i, ..e, ~ Law Department. a.. a3l
Hon. E w M KING, Professor Of Theory ant
4 Practice Of Law. .
JouS DELAyIrLD, Esq, Professor Of CONNER
cial JuTisprudence. h sase sfs8FrtI
,Terms-$50 per session. All communica'
tions pertaining 70 this department must be ad
dressed to .r'si. E.W., M. KING, Esq.
Memphis, Tenn, March, 1850. I'm, ssls
OtrThe Faculties, for intellectual abilities
Tmoral worth and professional requirements
Twill compare fayorably with the most distin
4 guished in our country 1.-The Medical Faculty
constitutes an anomaly In this or any ,othe
couptry-- all Of them are able lecturers an'
\ The best Of teachers. y ..',!,l va,
4 Those who will contemplate our geographi
cal position and the extent Tour population
can have no doubt as to the eligibility Of ou
situation for an enterprise ofthe kind. ST,
health including all seasons Of TIE year, WI
deny that ANY OTHER CRY HAS MORE. q (. ~. n
A common error exists in the mihdsofmAnl
, Students relative 10 the place Of studying med
icine: those who intend praeticina among III
4 diseases Of the west and south should oertnihl,
!, educate themselves at q school whose Facult
are practically scquainted with these diseases
4 That the public may Be besdtis6ed Of the per
maheucy ofthis school, we feel ii our duty I
state, that the Trustees and Faculty form.
lunT In action, which augurH well for its ~
turs SUCCESS, and that the peculiar internal OF
rtnizati6n which connects them, cannot hs IN
\ terfupted. z sfas 1 -tr NSp IVAN. KING,
II President Of the Momphis Institut,
\ AnriI l. I150--6Qtf
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hlf6Rf1sf 70 FHE LADiks Ladies'
shonld he lhflicuIaf TO have theif shoes half
size smaller than their feet, and Be- also
very caleiul. In case any questions are rais-
edAsto their being too light, 10 saysrOhl
dear mol ney're much too large; for is q
Remarkable fact that no lady yet wss ever
known yetto wear tight shoes. The soles
ofiadies shoes should Be wade as thin ss
possible, iof il stands TO reason they last
much longer from the obvious cause, that as
. lady ssure 10 catch cold with them, she
willnot beablen to wear arthem, So long o.
she IS confined TO her bed, OF IN doors.
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CAST Iron Pic TRoUens. In these
days of iron, when it is substituted for
wood SO universally, wc should like to know
If cast iron troughs have ever been used
in this country for feeding hogs, They
ures quite common in Great Britain, and
we have no doubt, if once introduced into
the Uuitcd States, they would he highly
approved. s.,l r, ,al'.5a
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TaE ERIE RAiLRoSD AccIDfNT,- -Benja-
min Loder, President Of the Company, has
published stsiemeni, inwhich he says that
The iron bridge which gave way, was the on
ly one Of the kind on the road, and was sup
posed tobe safer than the Others. but theco
trary having proved true, the directors have
decided to use no more Of them. Fit had
been Of wood, the indications Of its going
way would have been timely detected. q
The damaeesaltogether he states 10 be from
el5;000t6 $4,000.
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A robbery of considerable amount took
place a; the United States Hotel, at Sarato-
ga last week. IL seems hefthieves entered
The bedroom Of the book keeper, while the
latter was asleep, and carried off his clothes
to begin with. These were taken behind
cottages. (where they were found the next
morning;) and rifled of their contents, a
mong which was the key Of the iron safe
The Tascals then went 10 the Office, opened
The safe, ard took out a sum Of money
mounting to from $4,000 TO $50 600 witt
which they decaInped. s@ sa
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NInlamnatory Rheurnatisn1..

InhamInatOry Rheunat tisn1.
The AMEaIcaN RaEun&F4c BArsAA!!
A Ne,O Remedy Laisly Discoveyed
TN The vegetable kingdoms sure and perh,s
j mont cure for al Rheumatic Complaints,
such AZ X .ss 81 ~ Il ~
lInfammatory, Chronic, Acute and Mercurial
Rheumatism, Gout, Lumbsgo, Spinal AfIcc-
tions, ETC., etc. i'fss =
This medicine has long BEEN sought for. II
has been said that Rheumatism could not be-
cured but there 10 remedy designed by ma.
ture for the cure Of every disease that the hu-
man system is subject .o.i At last remedy has
been found that cures Rheumatism Of the worsk
fcrm--one Of The most valuable vegetable pro
dnciions Of the earth--the greatest and most
important discovery Of the age, and a wonder-
ful blessing to the human family. ItcuYes with
out sckening or facilitating, and feneWv
strengthia iand vigor TO the whole system. Il has
cured, during the past three months. over SOC
cases that were considered incurabls. ~
Certificates Of the curative properties Of this
medicine can be seen by calling on tie Agenss,
JNone genuine unles pat up with an en-
grayed label upon the outside wrapper, signed
by the proprietor, R. TURNER, Bnifalo, N. Y,
IF. Thomas, Wholesale and retail Agent.
1863 Main street, Cincinnati. f.r y Dsgf'
For sale by J. L. Mcyey h Co, Druggist,
Portsmouth, Ohio. IN
February4, '50-44m6 lt3st 's4i'ss
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celsior, White Brocade and Pamolias, Flntsd
Satin, Coburg, Queens Own, Milan Chief,
White Lace, China Pearl, Florence Braid Jon.
ny Lind, California and white Chip, Tulip
Braid, fne soft English straw, ctc.. ctc. A
large quantity Of Childfens and Misses chip
Hats, Gipseys and Bonnets. A full stock of
fashionable Ribbons. trimmings Cor dr6sses,
thread and Lysls Laces. Ladies' and children'a
Lyalo thread Gloves. Fine French Flowers,
SpTigs and Roses, together with good aasori-
men. of fancy Millinery which will be sold
N. ,Piriicplar attention paid 10 Altering.
Bleaching and Trimming Bonnets. b =.
.srrf II T., CURRiE, northwest cofpoy
of2d and Market sis,, opposite Market house!
Poitsmouih, May 30, Soft
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1Iedical CoiI9 z II ohio.


ITNHE THIRTY FIRST ANNUAL EEEs;
/, il SION oI this 1nsllintion will open on the
first MONDAY in N oyember next, and close
on the hast Of February, under The following
omy. So asss -. ss'' :. .
John Locke, MD, Professor u Ofchsmistr.yI'
and Pharmacy.
y u M Lawson, M ., Professor d PbssigISsS
! + 8 Edwards, M b, Professor Or Matetia.
Msdica and Therapeutics, and Medical JuriisTT
R b Musssy, M D, Professor Of Surgery.
.Eandon 6 Riyes, M b, Professor II 0bstet-
RIGS and the Diseases Of Women end u. sldren
/ John Bell, M ID, Professor Of Theory and
Practice Of Medicine. WE ~ 1' ssen
John Davis, M d, DemonstratOr Of Anato-
my.
ftA- The following branches will be Included
in the course Anatomy, Chemistry, Pharma-
.cy, Physiology Pathology, Materia Medica,
Therapeutics, Medical Jurisprudence, Medical
Botany Surgery, Obstetrics, Diseases Of Fe.
males, Diseases Of Children, Practical Medi-
cine, Physical Diagnosis.
uHThe Disseeiing Rooms win be opened for
classes on the LIST of October.
Clinical Lectures, on Medicine and Surgery,
will be delivered ut the Commercial Hospital
three times a week.
'aFs OCTOBER LECTURES, 's'll''1
A course Of Lectures will be delivered by
the Fscnlty, Gree Of cbarge,) commencing on
the LIST Of October, and embracing the follow
ing subjects: L
Anatomy and Physiology of the Senses /;
Diseases Of the Eye; Meiical and Elementary
Botany Functional and Organic Diseases Of
the Uterus Medical Jurispradence Physical
Diagnosis. s..fy1q t-,. .o,.y.l Is
gr Also, Clinical Lectures at the CONNER
cial Hospital. ss T.. "
FEES For n full course Of Lectures, $64 /;
Matriculation and Library Ticket, S.; Dissect-
ing Ticket SO Graduation Fee, 500 !; Hospi-
Etaf Ticket, IS. Il, .5.,,. ,a,..i s. arij ,y..'.
g1- Board, Gncluding the expenses Of room,
fuel and lights. can be obtained at from 2 to
So per week. +,,s ,,.,. ,.
Further information may be obtained by ad-
dressing the Deaa.. ..g 81. MA - s,.rcss
L NJ LAWSON, M d,
I t Dean Of the Faculty, r
South side Sixth ST., between Walnut & Vine
/ Cincinnati, July Is, '50-;H ~ TX i,ar
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The liberal English papers ure very
laudutory Of the enterprise Of the Amerl-
cans, in having al.eady secured all the
practicable routes Of transit between the
Atlantic and Pacific. ~
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A. LARGE YIELD.-Dr Applebaugh. OF
Marion, o., informs the editor Of the Mir
ror, that from one grain Of wheat, which
grew in his garden this season, there grey,
one br ndred and nine heads OF wheat. VI
this number he was unable to preserve en-.
tire more than 70 heads, which yielded
1900 grains.
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The favorite actress, Mrs. Mowatt, is
rapidly conyalescing from severe and dan
gerous illness, in Europe. Her health IS
wonderfully improved within short time,
and she will soon return 10 the stage, Of
which she is an ornament. ~.
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DEATH oFsNIR. BuzThtss-Mr.Joel But
les, we regret to learn, died this morning,
tafter auiilhsss ofseyerai days, at Ufhenge
Mr.. Buttles was President Of the City Bank
and one OF the oldest and most respected
citizens of Columbus His death will.te ser
yerely felt by large circle Of friends dbu-
nesscommunity generally. %. Statesman
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Hon. Samuel A. Elliot, has been nomina-
led by the Wings Of the First Congressional
District ofNsssachusetts 10 supply the vac
ancy IN the House Of Representatives. eau
sed BY the appointment Of Mr.. Winthrop to
the UnitedsSates sena teTsstsa89H I
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/. WASHINGTON HOUSE,
chesnut street above seventh street,
G }PHILADELPHIA fss

rs central, in the immediate vicinity or lhs
Il most important public Institutions, the
best and most. fashionable places of|lbusiness,
and the attractive public Squares Of The city.
In the important requisitesof light and venti-
lation, two principal objects aimed al IN the
recent enlargement and thorough improvement
Of this House, It is not exceeded. perhaps, by
any establishment in America. To strangers,
therefore, ito position " pecnliayly desirable.
The sulscriber returns thanks 10 his friends
and the public for the liberal patronage they
have extended to him, and sssuyes them that
he will endeayor TO merit a coniinpancs Of
their fayors. A. F.. GLASS.
June "a, ls5O--lIm3
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tYonkee Sullivan, the notorious prize -6gh-
Ter whom Tom Hyer bruised SO badly a few
months sgo, has met with an untimely end,
fsays California correspondent Of New
Jersey Do pei, At Sacramento city. Sullivan
Il is stated struck a man a blow with bis fist
ana was shot dead with a pistol, blythe per-
son sssaiIed. w. gstI alstmlill.I- p 2
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

nN the 3lst day Of August, 1850, at 2o'-
~ clock P. M, on the premises, at the
dwelling house, will be sold tothe highest bid
der the following real estate, as the propertyiof
John Faverty deceaseds-to wit: French Grant
Lot No. 10, except 25 acres, and also 5 acres,
heretofore sold by Jefferson Sallady--one piece
10 Thomas Raney and the other to Anderson
Brown-both lying in the northwest corner Of
said French Grantlot. The premises to be sold
are about 1877 acres, subj ject 70 sale 10 J.W.
Gliddon, Of right to, timber and ore. Also,
eleven acres Of French Grant Lot No 50, deed
cd by Willium Grubb 10 Peter serrott. Ap-
praised at $500. ia 'I,.s. ~"
Terms Of Sale, one. third purchase money iu
hand, one-third In four months, and residue ir
eight moptbs from day Of sale, Deferred pay:
ments bearing interest from day, Of sale 10 bt
secured by mortgage on premises. q.
F F WILLIAM GILRUTH. "
Admir- Of John Faverty, dec d.
July 10, l85O.--nl5wts e n 81
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TIE INQUIRER.
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Larger advertisements at reduced rates. 81 4 (
0 Me:chants and others desiring to occupy
an indefnite space, and max ) occasional chan.
ges, willbe permitted to do 90 ppon fair terms
, .sfss JOB WORK, h. H s,.,. !. -
all descriptions, executed with nsatness and
espatch, and upon the most feassaa 2 z y
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Forty-six females arrived at San Francis
coffom adelaide, New South Wales on the
23d Of July. This is the largest shipment
Of that article yet made to California in any
single bottom .s ,tss5,s ~ss ,i. ,.,i rs.
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A MADMAN.-The Camden Is, C.) Jour
nal, Of the 2nd instant, anticipates the pas
sage ofthe Clay Compromise billand exclaims |;
70 arm8---to arms! Let the welkin ringr
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Haynau has sent TO his government q
defence Of his conduct, rs ferocious as his
own administration Of the affairs Of Hum
gary.
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summer Fashions.

THE subscriber has -
received her SUM ~
mer stock Of fashion,
able Bonnets consisting in|
part Of Embr'd Lace, Tis-l
rue, Albino, Zephyr, Cac..
tns Lace, Straw colored
Hungarian, Embr'd Ex-
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Thomas Kennedy, Of philadelphia Ind,
murderded bis daughter, q young woman on
Thursday, last under the most aggfarating
.c;rcums;ances. He was drunk at the time.
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IA neero living with white woman was
tarfed and feathsred in New Albany, Ind,
on Saturday.
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N6tioe In Partition:
Eliphaz Hayward, rIrQ gar

VS., In Partiiipns
Ftancina Montgomery et.ai. " $40 ass
TNRANCINA Montgomery, George salladAy,
E Phebe Salladay, Eliza Potter, all Of SciOto
county, and Newton Montgomery, Mclean
Montgomery and Charlotte Montgomery, all Of
Bureau county in the S.atesof Illinois, will
take notice that petition was filed againui
them on the 18th day of Februsry, AID 1850, in
the court Of common pleas Of Scioto county,
Ohio, wherein tho said Eliphaz Hayward de-
rIiands partition or The following real sstatei
Being the east end Of lot number three, In the
second bf new French Grant, bounded an fol-
lows: On the east by lands owned by George
Saliaday, ON the South by lot number two In
Jaid second French Grant on the west by
lands owned by Btfk q King, tbeing The west
part or Tho said lot Number tks 81 and on The
north by lot number fourth said second French
Grant--said 10 contain 40 acres of land; and
that al the next term Of said court, application
will be made by said lEiphaz Hayward for an
order that partition may be mnde cf said pre-.
mises. & 'ELIP Il AZ HAYWARD, =,
.sMgia y. Clown, His Atty
IuIy20, 1850. -l6w6 - -
=
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= TEA9 EMA9g TMAggg
MM THE finest favored " Hyson, Imperial
IkIn and Gun Powder Teas, in half Chests,
- Catties and Canisters, may be found con.
stantly on hand and for sale lower than ever,
in quantities to suit, by s. R. ROSS.
Sept A, '49. stA'.f 5a15 tr
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,,rhe b;ll r,o,p hef9re iBe Hnnse of Re nrt

K The bill now before the House Of Repre-
entatives making appropriations for the inn
prove ments Of various rivers and hsrboifs,
contains the following appropriations Tor
the improvement Of the Ohio and Mississip-
pi.f.s .,s,i8 lH
Improvement Mississippi River, the
1 Ohio below the Falls, the Missouri u
and the Arkansas. ~. ....... Ss4tuv
improvement Ohio Riyerabove the Falls OO0O0
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~, 49,, gmndTieso .:,.3.,. ,:,3.s Z. ...,. (.
Tobacco, all grades. ig,'.''' sa. n,
Teas, all qualities. M u
Spices, large variety. .,ss,s<. sji
Dye Stuff. s41Ss + ii .fs,@l
Soap and Candles. ,latl, s,l .4cts
Foreign Fruits. os .ts $3.50. 81
Cotton Yarns. o ~ 'a4s,lt 4.
Wrapding paper. ,~f s..: %es Il
Candle Wicking and Twine. y E2
Cordage, Broonls. KY 81 =
Loaf Sugars. |
!, Stoneware assorted, 4, III, ,.-.,,.,
md many other articles too numerous to
mention, for sale at Regulated prices by
April q, $50. 90 s. r. ROSS. j
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Ia ADMINISTRATORS SALE. aara
nN the "a day Of September, 1850, a. o.
~ clock P. NJ, al the door Of the Court
House, in Portsmouth, Scieto county, Ohio,
will be sold TO the highest bidder, The following
real estate as the property Of William Sickles,
deceased, TO wit: Lot No 3 in tho subdivision
Of Lot No l46, in Portsmouth,, being - feet
front, on Market street, and eighty two and
half feet deep-appraised at $I,250. IN
Terms Of sale, one-third in hand, one third
in one year and one thiid in two years from day
Of salc-deferred payments bearing interest
from day Of sale. sa,'g. : 5,,s n
's BENJAMIN., CONWAY,
Admir- Of W.Sickles, dec'd.
July II, 1850 -nl5wts s'.s 4 IN,
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Drugs and Medicines.

q 4 . ~
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Dye stufs, Chemica 9,
Perfumery, Fancy articles, Glassware .
al and Window Glass. and every ~
thing belonging to- the Drug & .r.l.a
rts@, Business,
can always be found Fresh and Genuine in
LARGE STOCK, ytg5
AT
SHACKLEFORD a. CRICHToN's
WHoLEsAE AND RETAIL i..s ~,
DRUG s. ST.O'R p, 1
e Sign Of the Golden Mortsr4 81 aa
No. Sc, Commercial Row, Front Street,
fsAsD ut as low prices as any others in the
West. yss3s.. st tss4tes
Particular and personal attention paid TO the
putting up of Family medicines, Physician'i
bills, Merchants orders, &c - I,
Pure Wines and Liquors,
Selected for Medicinal use,. always on hand
and in any quantity. ~
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TU:YAH and. tha Taos Tnil; OF,
u Travels across the Rocky Mountains, by
Lewis Fl. Gerard, No. Is. Byrues Dictions-
ry Of Mechanics, Conquest Of Canada, by
the Whale and bis Captors, or
Whalemen's adventures, by Rev. Henry +.
Cheever; &C., this day received and for sale ~
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