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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-07-02
GREAT COUGH REMEDY!
CHERRY PICTORIAL:

! The annals of medical science, affording O,
'hey do ample proof of the power and value o.
many medical agents. have furnished no example.
to compare with the salu,,ry effects produced by
ayers Cherry Pecto,aL"
IN; remarkable of diseases of the Lungs " hct
nave been realized by It's stts,ed they BY
many prominent professors and physicians in this ant
foreign lands should encourage the afflicted to
with the strong assurance that the Of the CLerry
PectoraP' viii relieve snd ultimately cure them.
We Present TO the public unsolicited testimonials
some OF the first men in our country upon whose udy
ment and experience implicit confidence may bs plsc
One Of the most learned and intelligent ply thu
country, considers il "compositiUn Of raro excellence
ior the cure Of that formidable disease Consumptipn
Norwich, April 20, ls1G.
DR. j. c. Ayer-Dear Sir: Agreeable TO the request Of
your agent, will cheeruy state wat have known
been astonishing indeed Mrs. Betsy Strscter had been
afflicted with and relentless cough. which
duced her very low low that little hope could be
tertaied of her recovery Numerous remedies had been
tried without effect before the Cherry Pectorsi. And
that has cured her George Wstknson. Esq had to
knOwiedge been afflicted with Asthma, far eiere yc1Ts
and grown yearly worse, until Cherry Peciora has
now removed the disease and he Is rs free from any
symptoms as The Rev. Mark Dane had been 50
severely attacked with the Bronchitis to disable him
from his duties and nothing had afforded him relief until
tNr. ThOrning) carried him bottle of your PectSral
which cured him at once, and he oiciaes usual
in his place.
These three of the CAGES In which have known
il successful but to fail We have great pleasure
in to these aes and ar respected sir your
humble servants. REV. DAVID TIIOENING.
Hon JOSEPH BATTLES.
Among the distinguished authorities who have given
their names to recommend Cherry Pectoral the best
remedy that is know for the Affections of the Lungs.
The London Lancet: Canadian Journal Of Meii-
cal Science Boston Medical and Surgical Journsl
Charleston Is c. Medical Review New Jersey Medi-
cal Reporter" Prot. Webster. Harvard College. Prof
Bartlett Pennsylvania University of Medicine President
Perkins. Vermont Mcliral College Dr. Valentine Mott
New York City. Parker Cleaveland, BowGoin College.
Prof Butterfield, Woughby College. Ohio. Prof Brath-
waite. Leeds, tEng) Medical School. Sir Richard kaHe
Queens College, Ireland, Prof kosentaum. Leipsic.
The public have but 10 know the virtues n na0f tonsh
ing success Of the Cherry PectOrsl in curl sUpseases
of the Lungs when they will feel ring these
dangers Whenever this remedy may he obtained
PfeparedbyJ CAuer, Chemist, Loasel2, Us.
For sale by e W SCIIAFFLE, Lewisburg;
J II Caslow, Milton; Isaac Gerhear, Seinsgrove:
and by Druggists generally 3m35S
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vouNCs WooLEN FACTORY,

In West Buffalo township, Union Co., Pa,
one mile above Gulden's Mill
ITyHE subscriber has leased the above well
known Factory, and put the same in FIRST
rate working order: and is prepared 10 do work
at the following rates viz:
Broad Blankets, 60 cts. per yard,
Cloth, AZ to As "
Cassimerss, AZ" as
Sattinetts, IS
Flannels, IS to 373
Also Country Fuling; Dyeing and Carding
done on the shortest notice, in the best style, and
on the most reasonable terms.
The patronage of the public is respectfully So
licited. JACOB HERIZLER.
June IS, 1851.
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BOOKSELLERS

Coun'ry Merchants, and Teachers.
NE respectfully solci, the attention Of III
w dealers in School. Miscellaneous O, Blsnk
BOOKS. STATIONERY, PAPER or Windov
SHADES. to our superior facilities for .upplyins
at unusually low rates. for cash or approved credit,
every article pertaining to our business.
long and active experience, warrants % in
saying that twecsn offer inducements to purchasers
EauAILED BIT rrw-IXcELLfp NJ Soyx,
We earnestly ask an examination of our mode ef
conducting business. believing if IN experimsp.
is made. it will be found for the interest of tho..
desiring goods in our line. to eontin,s opsrs,i.s
with Us. Our stock IS at all season, lares- M
selected with particular reference 70 the vspts Of
Pennsy'vania' Ohio .nd the near trade sensrslly.
oraersay mail or ro'he'~ised despatched p,oup.iy
and at the lowest rates known in anv ms,her
UThs hishss. price given for RAGS in s,.h.
PECK & BLISS,
No'th'Eas' corner Of Thi'd and Arch st,, PniLAn.
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Estate Of Col. Jackson M'Fadden, dec d

NOTICE is hereby given. that Letters of Ad-
~ ministration on the estate OF said deceased
was this day granted to me by the Register of
Union county. All persons indebted to said
estate will please make payment, and those hav-
Ing claims will present them for settlement.
JAMES F. LINN, Admir-
Of Col. Jackson M'Fsdden, decd.
Lewisburg, July l, 1851 6wpd
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NOVELTY IRON WORKS.

TNH1S establishment has just commenced
l. operation, and is prepared 10 manufac
ture Steam Engines and Boilers, Blowing
Cylinders and Hot Blast Pipes Retor,s. Lamp
Posts, Gas and Water Pipes. Car Wheels and
Axles, Rolling Mill castings. Grist and Saw Mil
castings, Horse Power Threshing Machine and
Plow castings, Cast Iron Fronts for Houses, cas-,
Coupling and Rolling Patterns, AMI SmilhworA
made to order
J.R. JONES.
Harrisburg. Pa. April 9, 1851 3m
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9IzsolGfmfs1a

VIE Co-Parinershp heretofore existing under
Il the firm of RKnER & IppIxss. is this dsy
mutually dissolved. The Books have been lsft AZ
the Store for collection. THOMAS REBER.
LEWIS IDDINGS.
1.-THE firm of Reber & Iddngs having been
dissolved as above stated, the business will be-
continued at the Ola Stand. by the subseribeys,
under the title of Gea'ies q Iddings. where ,hsy
VIII be happy TO see the friends and customers Of
The old firm. Their store contains q large, wslr
selected and ashionabe assortment Of good, whieh
VIII De disposed OF at low rates as possible They
hope, by close attention to business to share the
patronage of the public. SAMUEL GEDDES.
LEWIS IDDiNGS.
Lewisburs, March 4, 1851
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NOTICE.. TO TAX PAYERS

WUTICE...T TAX FAXCHSs
TNHE taxpayers of Union county will pleast
take notice THAT An ABATEMENT OF Flf
PER CENT will oe given by the Collectors to al
those who pay their respective State tax, on ol
before the l4th day ofJULY next, but no abate
ment will be given after said day.
The undersigned having no doubt Of the in
tegrity and fidelity, or the ability and disposi
tion of the people to pay their taxes, Iely with
confidence on their prompt action.
JAMES BARBIN,
JOHN WILT,
GEO. HEIMBACH.
Commissioners of Union county.
Commissioners Office, New Berlin,
June rs, 1851.
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NEW STORE!

Opposite Kiine's Hotel, Market street,
DARTON s. CHALFANT are selling
ID goods at lower prices than they can
be bough, elsewhere in Lewisburg.
Best Coffee, l2acts. per pound
Sugar, g
e" Prints, e& 10 per yard
4" Brown Muslins 10
Ready made Goats. Pants and Vests al
unusually low prices.
Prime Jersey Hams l2i per ID.
&" Shoulders 10 /"
All other goods proPortionably low.
~ All kinds of country produce taken
in payment.
Lewisburg, June IL, 1851.
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Life Insurance.
Mrs. Woods
Ice Cream Saloon

HAS been REMOVED to the late residence Of S
IL w Wykofi, in Fourth street near Market,
two doors south of DR. Ludwig's late Office, where
choice Ice Creams will be regularly served
hereafter on every weekday evening Mondays
excepted. The patronage Of the public is
respectfully solicited.
Lewisburg, July ., 1850 I'm
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NARE1AG SS>

In Lewisburg, oath ult., by Rev. P. B.
Mari. Mai. 1. L. BARRETT, of Clearfeld,
and Miss REBECCA BLAIR of this place.
In Lewistown, oath ult., by Rev. L. S.
Rumney, DR.. ELIAS W. HALE of Lewistown
and Miss Ellen J.. Steele of Greenwood
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Sherif's Sale.

Dy virtue Of writ issusd of the Court Of Common
u Pleas Of Union County and to me directed, will be
sold on the premises. on SATURDAY the 10Th day of july
Three Lots Of Ground in the Borough Of Lewisburg.
Union county, Nos l2l 123 and 125 with the buildings
thereon erected bounded by Apple Tree Alley North
by St Louis street by Third street. and south by
lot No III TO be sold the property OF the German
Reformed and Lutheran Congregations.
A. THOMAS, Sheriff
Sheriff once New Berlin,
1ucc 1851
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Take Notice,

THAT most Of the Notes and the Book
Accounts o. the subscriber have been
left with JOHN A. MERrz, J. P. Tor settle.
ment. All persons interested will call and
settle before the lst of June. and thereby
save costs. J.. FORSTER.
April 3, 1851.
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DEATHS.

InLewisburg, 25th ult, CHARLES F, son
of Mary and Jesse Cornelius, in his ID
year.
In Kelly Tp., 1st inst, aged 81 years,
Mrs BaRBaRA, wife of John Snyder.
In Chilisquaque, on Saturday week, Mr..
JOHN MCCLEERY, in the Seth year Of his
age.
In Chilisquaque, on Sunday week, Mr..
JEREMIAH SMITH, aged SO years.
In Philadelphia, Monday week, ELISHA
H. BIGGs, of the Exchange Hotel in
Bloomsbury, aged about IS years.
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MANIFEsTs for Boat ladine-s supply jus,
IN printed q. the Chronicle cfhcs
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-07-02

DINNs' JUSTICE. new edition. can bs had
ID At Lyndall's Bookstore. in this place.
Lewisburg, April 10, 1850
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* 000FEET Of White Pine FAILING
ce1,OOO superior lot. made by machi.
merry. sharpened, (34. 4 and ~ feet long, put up
in punches of 33 each, fer sale by
HURSH g. AMMON.
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To Carpenters and Builders.

To Carpenters and Builders.
EINEST quality cast steel Panel Saws, Com
Il pass and Back Saws, dbie and single Plano
Bits, Turner'S Chiseis, Arsers and Anger Bits,
upright Rim Locks, porcelain Knob Locks, carp
enters Rim Locks. Thumb Lstches. Shutter Bolts,
Hinges. and Screws, and everything that is Of
consequence in the building line. can be had at
the old stand Of J. HAYES & co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-07-02
BOO KS.


DRINTED with clear type on good paper an
L in firm and elegant bindings. consisting Of
STANDARD RELIGIOUS WORKS
Aparew FglieIs complete ~ Fruys seriprrsTypese o
Aids to Devotion 40 Howell the Deaconship p
Buny an AwakeningWks IS Wsy Of Salvation :!
IS Inviting &c IS James Ch. Members'Guide s.
Devotional rs " Church 10 Earnest 5(
Pilgrims Progrs SO Laws Call TO Christians u
Holy War 60 Life Of Mrs. Ann II -Judson g.
Booths Reign Of Grace 20 Sarah BJudson 6,
Crowell's Church Memb- Lynd On tho Sacrifice and
er's Handbook IS Atonement U
CoXs Hist Eng Bap Mssns G5 Meads Almost Christsu Il
Gammelrs An. 7tiMemoirs Of Rev. IS. Peasce 9.
CONTROVERSIAL W0RK&
DR. Carson on Baptism 81 so Dr. Howell Communion CT
J. ii. Hinton GS 5. Remington
smith ON Infant 2s :" Reasons for
Pengilly Baptism and becoming Baptist
Booth Bigotry, 20 to 25 Baptist Manual. a Colsc
ProfCurtis onCommunon ISL tion Of Tracts, &c. 81
FOR CHILDREN AND su.NDAEScHOoLS
Alcohol, an Allegory sO,25lS S. Gleaner-lsie Il
Or Babcock 25 Botsfords Spiritual voy
DrBelchcrs sScriptureTales25 age an Aliegory u
on Popery rs Anna Bailey Is
Baptisms Of Gertrude the Peace Maker Il
the New Testament 25 Francis Egerton l3
Closing Scenes in Life Of The Floods lS
Young Persons 25 Fathers Apples l3
Our Savior by u Teacher 20 James and George 10
Serpent Uncoiied, u Port Memoir of L. NJ Way
rait Of Universalism 2OSimpe Stories =
EfRe Maurice l6Scripture Series, No.1 and
John Fink l6 2, ,bya Teacher q and
THE PsALMIsT, in various stylcs, 1855 to l,25
THE HARP, % to 30
The above for sale in Lewisburg at publication
prices, at the store opposite kline's hotel.
81 BARTON e. CHALFANr.
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THREE Tons Of Duncsnnon NAILS and
SPIKES just reed and for sale by
J. HAYES & co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-07-02

CALT and COAL always on hand and for
- sale by J.HAYES & co.
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LIVERY man and his neighbor that's in wan:
II ofa cradle. should call and examine those
made by Chadwick. BIackman & Co. New York,
and for sale BY ID. S. kREMER & CO.
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nOSTS-Oaks and Young Chestnut, for sale
L ty Hursh 4 Ammon.
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Summer Goods /!

ShaWIS.
An extra quality Of Black Net shawls just reed
nd for sale BY J. HAYES & co.
Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-25
A Voice from MexicolIi

10 Da. CHWistE! Respected Sir and Friend 4 bays
always been subject 10 that dreadful complaint Rheuma.
mn but never Knew what agony haman heing could
suiiet till Joined the Army ! was engaged IN all pf
GENERAL TANLONS battles aud wns al emo C,or,lo
with GENERAL SCOTT. Dfing portion Of the am.
pagn We were much eN posed 10 the night ar In damn Sn
aiiox and soon percen ed that this favored my old com
Pinth The hrst attack OF the enemy I mean Rbeuna.
tsml lad IN Mexico IN the riKht shoulder then NV
Whee am got stil and could scarcely hold mv muaket
and one morning IN the of Mare after sir eting
ahdet the thaparrol could scarcely myself airg
shnekcd with bg0ny was after placed In The sur
geohs hands but continued to get worse aud worse The
pains extended oil over my body my head aud even in
my ankles and toes At san Angelo got nv discherpa
amt when arrived IN Boston was helpless hopeisse and
perfectly miserable would take more medicine Iar
had akon too much already but reading YOUR a,
mont induced ne 10 .ehd 60 your Agent Mrs KIDDFR
tonn street and ct GAiSANic Brlr and heNrrtc
fLrip The second day wore the Belt and used the Fluid
was much better, ana IN about week was 50 enrour
aged that was not satisfied with the Belt alone hut got
par OF the uayanic Bracelets Tor Le limbs These so,n
put ne on my feet and N lew davS was enabled to alk
10 MIS- klnDERS and tell nv story She told me TO per.
severe AMI tbld she had known persons had a to
g. enuteiy cured From this time got better every day
all pains gradually le md my strength taridly re.
turned md Tor four months past have been entirely ell
eel vigorous and elastic as ever felt with the eA ce
uoh o little stiffness IA my right arm but have not
Iattic OF pain OF any Kind Ny is truly wonderful
sui san he er ec too grateful Ia YOU ior believe our
Hh,anic articles have s,r1 my life as do not heleye
could nave lived mach longer in such ,ealml pgouv
hEhRl L, SUMNER tst Reg Mass Light Inf
Comp ~ T. A. FOOL, Capt
Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-25
NEW GOODS.

u TIE undersigned beg leave TO call the at
iention of the citizens of Columbus, and the adjoin-
ing country to their stock of,
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
comprising almost every article in that inc
AlLkS, BAREGES. NgISIlNS, LAW Ms,
Gmghtms CaIicoes, laces and EdgEgs, and all the
new and fashionable styles of Dress Goods,
Brown and Blcach'd Cotton Goods Of every width
and quality, ColtonadaS, Nankins, Cotton aud Linen
Coatinys, and goods ior summer wear
Irish Linen. Table and Brown Linen napkins Lin.
en- Shcengs, g. 10 and q or. wide, SILK Worsted
aud Cotton Hose aud haiflIose, Gloves, Njtts Hand
kechels, CraNats, Snspenlcrs, aad articles for the
Toilet, in great variety. Also a large stock Of new
aud fashionable ready made Clothing, Cloths Cassi-
mercs, and Vestngs Boots and Shoes, Saddery, Chi
ma Glass, Stone, Wood Silver, Briitana, and Hard
ware, Jewelry, Watches, etc. etc.
The above, with their full assortment of goods for
plantation use, Blankets. Kerseys, Linseys, Osnaburgs
Wool Hats &c, they offer to ak more particularly
to those 10 whom they are under SO many obligations
for their liberal patronage for years past.
A, SIMPSON d co,
March 80, 1850. 3S:ti.
Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-25
COL u M e u y
FEMALE INSTITUTE,


yENIlE Trustees of this Institution in commend
ing its claims to the public, take pleasure in
saying 10 its former patrons and the friends ofte.
male education generally, that it has entered upon
the third year Of It's history with cheering prospects
OF increased success and usefulness.
The services of Mr.. ROBERT A. MEANS, (ormer
ly OF South Carolina and late of Eutaw Ala J have
been engaged as Principal snd his qualifications io,
tn -upcrtatsndence Of such an institution is eync
ed by those best of testimonials hong experience and
uniform spccesS. The same may be said of the As.
sstauts whom he bciags to his aid ia the manage.
ment OF the various departments. The importance
OF sustaining female seminary of high orderiA
Columbus, Is, we believe felt and acknowledged BY
all. We present the Columbus Female Institute "a
a school admirably calculated to supply this want
and therefore as worthy of all encouragement. We
have able and accomplished instructors; the cours.
of study is fun, thorough and nished the buildings
and grounds are well adapt tor the purposes of
large Female school; the location is healthu pleas
ant ard retired and no exertons will be spared On
the part OF the Trustees to make il one OF the first In
stitutons in the South West. To accomplish this,
we cRy invoke the patronage OF liberal public.
Teacher.
MR. ROBERT MEANS, Prtncfpst,
Mss LOUISA CUNNINGHAM, English BrGnches,
MISS $. G. CHAPIN, :"
Mn. $. MARKsrEN, Vocal and Instrumental
Nos,c,
Miss H. CHAPIS, Primary Department.
The shoastic year is divided into two sessions Of
hye months, commencing respectively on the first
Monday in October and March.
No Pupil will be received fora shorter period than
one session, bat can en.er at any time and will be
charged IRON the time of entrance
No deduction viii be allowed except from contin.
ded sickness and that, at the discretion of the prn
ciPal. la deductions for board no fraction less thai
hall a month will be considered
The yonag ladies who board in the Institute vii
not be allowed to attend balls or parties or receiu
visits except from their relatives Their expendf
tares and visits, will also lie supervised
~ ana
Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-25
LOWNDES ACADEMY
LOwndes County. MIssissinn.

VILE second Session Of this Institution for 1850
a will commence on Monday the 9elh IN,
TEACHERS.
MALE DEPARTMENT.
Il. CRAWFORD, A, NJ, C.E BRAME A NJ
A. w. RICHARDSON, A. NJ
FEMALE DEPARTMENT.
MRS, NJ c. CKAwFoRD, Preceprcss atd,,J by ,ho
Teichers in the Male Department.
MUSIC DEPARTMENT.,
PROFESSOR. Emu MENGER.
KATEscr TutrIoN-Per Session of 5 Months.
FOR TIN solid Branches, from Sl0 10 $40 no
. Music, $20 90
Use of tho Piano, s w
Board including washing &c., per
Month, 8 co
aT Board and Tuition due Of the end of the Session
The Subscriber will take Ia Or Is Boardcrs, iD.
to his family.
Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-25
EIealEh and Prosperity.

R. SPlLLMAN takes this method of informing
~ his friends, and public IN general that he is still
az has old stand, on Market st. where he will in
general be found, unless professionally engaged
lie has on hand, and for sale general assortment
oil medicines, such as twelve years extensive prac.
tIce in 'Columbus and its vicinity has convinced
him are well adapted 10 the diseases of the
South Among which will be found the well known
Southern Vegetable Antibilious Pills, No. Six
Cholera Syrup, Colic drops, Anodyne drops
Tmcture Lobelia, Antspasmodc Tincture, Hive
Syrup Lobelia, Composition powders, Nerve pow
ders, { Fdleridn) Cayenne, Black Root Black
Cohosh, Blue Cohosh, Golden Seal, Beth Rect
Extract of White Walnut
Compound Tonic, for female obstructions Antdys
enterie Mixture for diarrhae, dysentary, &C.
Rhuba1b Cordial, for darrhae, dysentely, &c,
Mississippi Tonic, valuable preparation for the cure
OF Chs and Fever, without the use OF QuniBe
iiydrogopue Mixture No. for the cure of diffused
Dropsy,
1ydrogogue Mixture, No. 2, for the cure Of
Dropsy of the abdomen.
Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry, good in coughs
colds, consumption, &c.
Aperlent Compound Extract Of Sasaparilla good tor
the cure OF Dyspepsia, liver complaints, costveness
OF the bowels, complaints of the kidnles, genera
debility, and also to purify the blood.
AnlldlSpeptic Syrup, one of the most valuable ana
CERTAIN remedies for the cure OF Dyspepsia ana
Liver complaints
These medicines are all prepared from fresh ana
genuine articles, and under the immediate super
vision OF
VIM. SPlLLMAN, NJ. D.
Columbus. Miss. April 2O-42-emos.
Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-25
SIGN OF THK NEGRO AND MORTAR,


Mar.st Stree, C4triuS, Mss.
WE have ola hand and are stiiI receiving Drug
W Medicines, Pants, Ois, Dye Ntufs, Fns
CEemicals, irgica. Iis'rUmeai ais, Pine lines
Of ~. descriphoas, and pure French Broaairs
for Medical use, Fine Coach, Copal and Fur
nilpre furnishes. fHe assortment Of Paint
Brushes, Sash Tools, Renders. Camel liar
Pencils, Sc. an s1ird fae article II Winner
Strained Sperm O1, also T}iwcr Lard OIL, su-
pcyfae article of Tanners Oh fer Harness ap9
all sorts Of me Lcqlier, barrels ar yiTH5
ofT1rpcai,se, 20 brIes # Iifn31v Giaesss rs
sorted sizes, > bagreis II Puifg IA bia3lers. 6
barrois Of upcr HcHey DIR, co'ri anil Ndt-
aJo, SmL ! Llrrcig fresh Hipc Vinegar,
si1 d, bet Nca aI Crle- yasgar for tamiiy
uses, Topioca for Puddiags, a aec and )ash,
ioa1jlc article for the purpose.
100 Dozen assorted Patent Medicines of al de-
scrptionS, 10 sell oa commission al Now York prices
Candies fresh every few da from the manufacturers
Pure essential Uils OF al kinds fer perutAers and
metc purposes
Il Roussei- celebrated lerumery for the landkcr-
chief, also Roussels Toilet oap, ot very sIrpassrc
qua aities Hair Oils OF endless variety from Jaynes
Hair Tonic down to the Iuile Antique; 80 dozen Of
llarrison's celebrated Inks, made on the atomic
theory and far superior to all others in every respect
We have also a fine supply OF No | and pure
White Lead OF Wetherils, Dulles & Co, Mauuac-
ture, Lnseed Oil, Ltharee, Red Lead, Chrome
Green, &c, Of extra quality.
We have just received also few entirely new
chemicals among which are
Phosphate Of Ammonia, Citrate Of Qniaiae,
Vaienapaic Z.nc, ChlTate Of POTASH,
aad CAinodine or AmorPhous
Qaiaiae.
THIS article entirely new IN this secon oflhe ecoun-
try and demands some not,eelt isa substitute for Spl-
phae a uumue and holding the same relation to itthu
Sugar House MolasRps docs to refined ) gar | n orb
nary Hermitant diseases this article will Ill the paceof
Qninine at great deal less priee.
Columbus, Miss. May ith, 1850.