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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-14

MYSTERIOUS. - Quile an excitement
sprung up in our village, on rue.da eve
nihg last. III consequence Of the wurknen
engaged IN preparing The foundation 10.
the new blilling opposite The American
Hotel, finding Il human skull, ana other por-
tlun> of Il skeleton. Murdr, WINS the MAJ.
ural ihon9M. 1t will he recollec,ei that
seven tears ogo last mouth n man by the
name OF Drown, who occu, pied carria.r-
shop on The premises (since burut) in COM
pamy win one VAN DYKE, very suddenly
Disappeared, and it is not known where he
now u. Strong suspicion was attached to
Mr. Van Dyke, thai he had used foul meas
ures i"war's Drown, and when these bones
were iounG, The suspicious were strength.
enfd. letter has been received in This
village. from man in Hudson, n, Y,
stating that some five years since. Drown
called al his house aud took lea, stating thar
he was going 10 CalskIIi since which time
nothing has been heard from him II Mr..
Drown is living, lie viii confer II great Id
vcr by feuing the citizens Of ,his place
have satisfactory evidence If the fact, and
thereby remove the suspicious from an in
uocenl man Papers in the United States
will confer favor by calling the attention
ol their readers 10 lhs suhi-ci. We be-
lirve tn name Of the missing uan Is israel
W. DrJCn. - II hhehdH Chronicle.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-14

~ Among the personal properly ofihe
laie Gov. Hill. are advertised Two pews in
The Baptist church, three in the Episcopal,
and four in the Methodist. This, saws Tho
Portsmouth Journal. showed no seciarian
preferences.
No secIarian preferences r. We should
say il showed rather an unusual quantity
al lhem.-SeEfinei.
The Journal and Sentinel draw strange
inie'ences Nothing could he more evil
dent Than that GOV. Hill beloneed To the
sIriciesI sect Of PeioseyIes.-Free Press.
-Pugh! General, you are getting
puerile.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-14

PRESIDENTIAL NonIsArIoN.-A large
and en'husia'iic Wing meeting a, York.
town. Va. few days since. nominated
Hon. DANIEL wEBsrEn. as their PRESS
dental candidate in 1852. They call
upon the friends Of the Union tlrough>
out the United States to rally around
wd/suppori him.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-14

LATE FROM OHEGos.-The preparations
for the election Of a delegate To Congress
bore evidence OF a spirited contest. Mr.
Thursiun's course in Congress was severely
criticised by some of The ciIzens aud
presses Of the Territory but he is beyond
the reach of elther praise "r censure, hav-
ing died on his homeward passage.
The Oregon Spectator says that the
population oi Washington County Is 2o50'
of whom $50 are residents OF Portland,
Lynn County contains 99l inhabitants.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-14

Graham's Magazine, for June, has also np.
peared. The present number is good one,
and the publisher promises to make the next
superior to any heretofore issued. The July
No. commence. new volume.
The postage on each of the above, af.
ter June 30th, will be 2 l-2 cents under 500,
AMI cts. for more than 500 ana less than
500 miles.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-14

VOICES in singing some of.ihe popular
songs, reese, to good school poetry. The
singing was conducted by Mr.. Asa Fhz,
Publisher Of the Common School Jour>
nal al Boston. This gentleman is now
travelling lhr 'ueh the large villages and
towns in the State, for the purpose Of
introducing music more generally into
the Common Schouls. His book, enti-
tied "Schuol Songs for the Million" is
admirably adapted for the Common
Schools. The music being of the pop
ular kind, is easily taught to children.
AT the meeting referred TO above, the
children sung large number Of pieces
in excellent tune aud time. Every little
child, even, who could not read, seemed
to chime in most harmoniously. 1t seems
almost impossible that children can be
taught to sing so readily. The physical
exercises connected with the music, such
as the Farmer, The Washing Song, Clap,
Clap, Hurra, added great deal to the
interest Of the occasion. We hope such
exercises and music may become uni-
versal.
The book above referred to, entitled
School Songs for the Million" may
be seen at Mr.. l.. w. Clark's Book
Store. Teachers Of our summer schools
who are deslrous OF introducing music
into their schools will find no difficulty
with this book in having the children>all
sing. ~
MijJleburv Nav 10Th
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-14

GT SANFORD Howard. Esq, of the
Albany Cul,iva,ur. has accepted an in,
viiaion to address the Addison County
Agricultural Society. at their Annual
Fair. to he held at this place On the 25lh
Of September next.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-14

The Pocket Companion for Machinisis,
Mechanics, and Engineers" is a new work
by OLIVER BYRSR, q distinguished Civil
Engineer, published by Dewitt & Daven-
port, New York 1t is embcllishcd with
costly engravings. and will be found, we
think, II very valuable work to those for
whom it is intended. The price of the Mail
edition is 81 90.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-14
Report Of Town Superintendent of Schools
for New Haven.

Ma. EDIToR
The following report of our Town Super.
iniendeni Of Common Schools, delivered at
our last annual Town Meeting, was accept,
ed, and copy requested for publication, by
a unanimous vote. You will therefore muc h
oblige The clizens OF New llaveE, by insert
ing the same in the columns of your paper.
Respectfully yours.
G. w. BROWN, Town Clerk.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-14

u The 26'b of May has been fixed
upon Tor renewed trials TO c:eci Represen-
tntIves TO Congress in the 2j, 4lh aud 9Th
districts oil Massachusetts. As this will be-
The second trial under The new law. a plu-
ralIly will oil course decide The election.
MI Sewell. the free coil candidate for dis.
lrlct No. 2, has Withdrawn from the contest
IN lavor Of Mr.. Ranioul.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-14

DARTMouTH COLLEGE. - Hon Caleb
Gushing, ~ Massachusetts, has accepted
nm invitation to deliver the Annual Cons
mencemen Grafton before tho limited
Societies Of Dartmouth College"
Judge Gilchrlst. Of N. H., will deliver an
Grafton, and John G. SAKE, oil Burlington,
VI, will pronounce poem before The Phi
Beta Kappa Society.
Rev. Leonard Swain, Of Nashua. N. H.,
will address the Theological Society,"
Atlas
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-14

The Wing Reriew, for May, has a fine
likeness of Henry Clay, and interesting ar
ticles on" The Fugitive Slave Law !" PEN.
dennis and his Contemporaries" Robert
Souihey;" The Prelude = "Speculativc
Philosophy IN the Nineteenth Century" 1t
is an unusually gnod number.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-14

Sortain's Magazine, for June, is thus ear
y received. The award OF premiums offered
by the publishers for the ten best articles will
be announced in the Philadelphia papers the
present month, and the first of the series will
appear in the July number
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-14

CARDINAL HUGHEs.-The Cincinnati
Catholic Herald asserls positively that
Bishop Hughes has been made Cardinal.
The Herald 1--WE have The pleas.
ire TO announce that The rank of Cardinal
has heen positively conferred before now on
Archbishop Huehes, by hi' holiness Plus
TX. The day fixed for this important and
most interesting ceremony wns that dedi>
Gated To lrelaud's patron sairt."
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-14

RHODE lsLANp.--The Legislature of
Rhode Island assembled a, Newport las,
week. Alfred Bosworlh. Wing, was
chosen Speaker of the House by two
majority. Philip Allen. (Dem.,) the
new Governor, WIS installed on the 7,h
inst. lie had 623 majority over all 9th.
ers.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-14

The'HeirS Of Derrent,cdter, A Novel,
by E. l.. Blanchard, Esq" has been sent us
by the publishers, Dewitt e. Davenport, Trib-
unc Building, New York. tits highly prais-
cd by Noah's Times, and is sold for so cts.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-14

o, stnge-conch filled with passengers.
ne coach turned several suiDmersets down
dechvny, nnd,strnnqe to tell, no one was
seriously Injured. On getting the coach
rlvh'ed, a lady inquired anxionslv for her
Hover pot, which was soon found. ~ i'm The
uehchie Hover unniured. The lady then
inquired for her husband. VIZ"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-14

./SuDDEN DgATn.-We learn that on Fri
day last, Mr.. JOHN THOMAS, OF Salisbury
was accidental, oiscned by taking Gil Of
cedar, which he had mistaken for hot drops
contained in a similar vial. A physician was
at once called, but wheE he arrived, Mr..
Thomas was dead =
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-14

~ The New York Mirror SAYS :;
" The RAn is fast losing its attractions
to the young men Of this ciiy."-We are
glad to hear it-and wish the same could
be said Of many other places.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-14
Music in our Common Schools.

We yesterday attended gathering of
The children. connected with the District
Schools in this village. at The school room
OF Miss Drake.-where were more than
one hundred children, all uniting their
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-14

+ O. Hon. JAMES MEAcnAM, Of ,hi.
place, addressed the Home Missionary
Society. at its Anniversary in New York,
ION Wednesday evening last.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-14
Middlebury, May 10Th

LARGR YIELD OF SuGAR-Mr. RUFUS
MEAD, of Cornwall, has made, during the
late season, 425 lbs. of Maple Sugar from 80
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-14
Laconic.

The following is Mr.. Webster, reoIv IN
the Committee Of the Boston CITY Council
BosroN, April 30, 1851.
,Een.lemen-I have perused the paper
"".v" ,ou u'd the the honor TO place in INV
!, !eo'e'uay' and have to say in reply.
ma u Is not my purpose to address. NV XXI
ow-citizens in F.neuil Han IT,. ~ -.
TO Boston. '"'' '''N
/ have the honor 10 be
Very respectfully
Your obedient servant.
DANIEL WEBSTER,
MIR. Websier's beautiful letter TO the Prcs-
ideni OF the Common Council, published a
lew days since, was dated in Marshfirld on
the 18th of April. The above brief note is
addressed to committee of both branches.
IN reply to an invitation extended, afier the
Aldermen had retraced their steps in the
matter Of refusing the use of Faneuil Hall
AS long and spicy letter was expected bv
the members, the brevity of this rote occa-
stoned some laughier-b there is pi,h in its
very breviy.
II will be remembered that when the MAY
or, COMMITTEE Of the Aldermen and Council,
called on MIR. Webster at the Revere, and
handed him the complimentary resolutions
they Ind passed, the Secretary of State told
lhem he would answer in writing This he
has done in the preceding laconic note. Mr..
Edmund Quincy, in his last letter from Bos-
ton, 10 the Anti Slavery Standard, gives
what he calls =" an amusing account OF the
reception by Mr. Webster of the CITY au-
ihoritics, on This occasion. lie makes it run
something Thus:
They went in body to make satisfaction.
tfor having n, first refused Faneuil Ial!,(
and were received much a> cross between
Bulldog and n Mastifl' might receive a
depuianon Of spaniels an! poo Hes
-" will give NV answer in writing crowl-
ed out the Expounder. AS much as TO say II
am moi such II tool MS to trust such blockheads
aS you TO carry a verbal answer"
After pause, which the Defender showed
no inclination 10 break, His Honor, the May
or, venrured % pu, in.
Mr. Webster, hope YOU enjoy your
health. sir -
Ny health Is cool enough ~ lnuttercd
the lhunderer.
The Mayor succumbng. one Of the wor-
>hiptul Aldermen undertook to make tic
traS OF the conversation.
We have II fine day after the Storm STRIP
The weaiher's well enough !" duoih the
Deiender,an,i our Civic Fathers left the pres
ence, considering themselves snm5cd - Lo,r-
ell Courier.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-14

10 Ia Ohio, sheep killed by dogs are
paid Tor out oil the fund raised from the dog
tax.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-14

CooL.-We have recently read IN some
Of our Western exchanges Of The upse,ling
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-14

% See advertisement in another col.
umn, relating to the new postal arrange.
ments with Canada.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-14
CONSTABLE's SALE.

Succession Of JOHN BALTY...By q. LoJrano, I'D
mtnistrdtOr. VS.. c .4doiph.. No. $685.
u Y virtue of writ OF Il. ia. to me directed By
u the Honorable D. Byrne First Justice Of the Peace 70
tie Psrsh Of Orleans will proceed to sell at PUBLIC auction
NJ on the premises between Religious and Tchoupitouas
The contents OF a COFFEE HOUSE, and all the right
title and interest Of CONRAD ADoLPH and certain eas
entered into between him and joan BALTY the lie
cember le9 Tor four years, having about years
eleven months 10 the rent for the and the
at the rate OF seven hundred and dollars year
payable monthly, and the fourth year hundred AM
eighty dollars. In equal payments monthly. All building
put up by the lessee TO remain to the benefit of lessor TIN
expiration of the lease,
The lease deposited at the office of the Constable for TIN
Inspection OF purchasers and viii be read in full at the
Of sale.
s. lied in the above suit.
~ Terms and conditions, cash.
fed 3til0d e. MCHIJGU Constable
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-14

provide twohose coach CONVEYANCE the specific Did, though
the highest will be preferred to the star bid the extent
moderate difference in the compensation, in the differ
ence not such onteree with the policy Of the
which looks reduction the OF transportation Elk
ceptons however, may be allowed. where the star bid
made by the OF tn sock the route and
exit in his case.
49, On of the highest class here fouhore coach
on steamboat transportation is required by the size i'm
ortnce oil the mails the preference for the specific bid viii
be- # carried greater of difference than
tons above stated.
~ modification of Did, in any Of its essential terms
Is to Did, and be received, 10
receiving bids. ~
Pos'masiers required be careful. aud
NY the sucency of guarantors surees without knowing
mat they are persons OF sufficient responsibility and all bid
deIs guaranors and distinctly notified that
failure 70 enter into perform the contracts for the service
enforced against them. go ~
o. The contracts will be substantially in the forms here
toore use IN s Department. except in the respects pacu
larry mentioned In these Instructions conditions and
all railroad and steamboat routes the contractors will
qured DELIVER the mails into the post offices at the ends
the routes and into all the post offices not more than eight,
rods f ON The railroad or landing. 20
N. X. HALL Postmaster General.
Post Office Department, January Is. 1851 fel ii law
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PERFUnIERY, ETC.

to- We have Just received per EXPRESS and are now
opening an invoice of the finest PERFUMERIES, SOAPS
COSMETICS, etc., offered in this city. Customer
and visitors respectfully invited to call and examine on
stock which, feel satisfied viii please. This assortmen
consists Of
DOUBLE EXTRACTS, from the most exquisite Flowers;
CoLoGKEs, from the French, German. and American
Laboratories;
TOILET SOAPS of every variety and odor:
PoMATUMs, from the manufactures Of Lubin Dupuyren
ROussel, and Others
SHAVING SOAPS AND CREAMS of every description
POWDER Boxes AND PUFFs; TOILET PowDER etc. etc
Together with extensive assortment of
HAIR BRUSHES, ToorH BRusHEs
COMBS, NAIL BRUSHES, etc
tV For saleat p. LOUIS MASSEY'S,
felU Il corner Camp and Grayier sis
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VENTE DE CONSTABLE,

Succession de JOHN B4LTY... Par @. Lobrano, ia.
,r mtnStrateDr, vs.. {; .idoigh...: No. s2.3.
Il N vertu dun ordre de II. fl. moi dirige par
~ Honorable ID. Byrne. Premier Juge de Pax pour Pa
ro.sse d. Orleans, e yendra encan EENDREDf a Few
ISL, midi, les eux, rues Reigieuse ct Tchoup
toulas, iasant face a Ia Robin
LIE contenu Fun CAFE. ansi les rotse nterets
de CONRAD ADoLPH dams certain bail passe lni
john BALTY lie ID Dec. 1919. ans,
core environ deux ct mois eourr loyer
cette ct de dix past'es
par an, payable mos ct pour Ia quaeme aimee de
cent pastres payable mos placements
egaux les batmens eeves ocatae devant
au profit de proprie taire a Respiration du bail.
LIE ball Jepose bureau du Constable pour PInspec
ton des acheteurs ct lu pen de la
Sas dams FACTION ci-dessus
eV Termes ct conditions, compliant
tea 3l0d Il, Ntzhugh, Constable
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-14

BROUGHT to Bells Stable Carondelet street
~ between Poydras and Heyia sts.. ROAM n
MARE, saddle and bride, l51s Lands high long z =. ~
and tail, streaked the face, hind feet white ia
shod all round. No brand visible.
If claimed by Saturday, tbs 18th inst she will lie sole
at the usual place, by Thomas Spear, Special Aucoeer
fe5 3uiOd II. FORNO, Captain.
CONDUIT fecurie de Mons. Bell rue Caron
~ delet, entire Poydras ct Heva. une JUMENT N
hOUAN selee ct BRIDGE, de l55. mains de hau- - -
teur "a crinere ct la queue onge Lne iache blanche
sur e 'front.' les deux peds de deree bancs erree Ell pon
de marque visible.
81 on ne reclame pas d'ic Smed lie quinze, ele
yendu CONNIE lordinaire par ThomFs Spear, Encaneu
Special, l',n,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-14

WRIGHT 90. having resolved TO stand unrivajsd i,
every department of their lsines have agreed win tba
ropretors and Agents Of all the genuine popular Patent
Medicines Throughout the United States to keep them con
lar below the usual market prices BY tins arrangement they
are enabled TO oer OT the Inspection of purchasers
extensive aortnnt which be found in this any other
Guy Having had many years in the purchase
anu sale OF Patent Medicines thny have facities
od this particular parment the most liberal
exceedingly low that the purchaser cannot fail to realize
nandsome per eeniage his Investment, either WOiesais
or hetdn: AT their establishment may be found fu |
a Az mentot ALL. GENUINE PATENT NED GIN Els.
Inc ioowing st comprises part of their assortment, and
can pc ished TO dealers, in most from twenty
--"-'~-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-14

HARDWARE AND IRON STORES,
iHsi 81 as4 e n Gfr in sssst:
hRs ASG BrAL i IN FoREiss Ga
Iron TA PtATgs ETC. etc. baHf sr ens 6r
Their Liberal patTonage The quality and prc their Goods
hope secure to them continuance of te avors BY arr
receiving fresh supplies, caeuyst ccted Of every thing in
s ss n to nd f a1rs @ ys the attention Of
English pa, iron, roand square and hat-7gO tons:
best gable Iron, round square and hat-l00 ions;
Be e Iron r9Hn sguare and la-l0O tons;
Rest Tennessee lion, round square and at.-aOO tons;
Best do boiler paie--8O tons, WINS
Best do plough plaieN24 ons:
E eSst ,,o0& Dc ori plough mOuds-i0 tons;
BEazisrs' Rods, sig and Z inch rsund-8OU bundles.
Sheet IRON EPPgls American and Tennessee from 10
HfRC a, l,pp 1,d from IA iqA inches 800 bundles
Pat Sps eeIersted WEYMOUTH and other good brands
T Tin. Plates, besi Chareoa biands@t6l boxes;
5sss9 asa Iss'' Ssi s. sss9s M
f:sss Sss WI I'd s:.. Sss sz
Pate"t Bssn t,9n and raierm ss aHss
6@'T qs s,f Lo sffs a@a aud f co tcj CLAIMS;
aaGSgs5s T asa L TRss'i Lo TRRs'
lIoohss and Plate Tinge,.;
Butt and Paraleu Hinges;
Window Fasteners of every description;
Hoes of every description and pattern;
Cross-cl Pit and Mil Saws;
Poughs Of Kings Halls and Other good bIands
Hollow Ware and Castings--I50 tons;
Jared and Manila Rope--all sizes;
Oakum. Marine, Housene, ETC.;
Sperm, Linseed. Lard and White Oil;
Atlantic pure White cad;
brooklyn Nos. l and Lead;
Black and Yellow Paints; Verdigis;
Paris and Chrom4 Green;
French Pots, from to 50 pints;
Mill and GriBdsOnes;
.... Sheet, Bar and Pig Lead Lead Pipe, etc. etc.
a3 They are also the Only Agents in New Orleans of
IL Imam, VANLEEE n co. - celebrated TENNFs
SIR lRoN, and Of The HUMPHREYVtLl.E GOLFER
COMPANY, s2l i'm 2taw
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OFFICIAL.


MayoraIty Of NewOrleans, Jan. 81, IS 1.
COUNCIL or MUNICIPALITY No. Two,}
Sitting Of January ., 1851.
n ESOLVED, That the Mayor be and is hereby
~ authorized and requested to sell a. public auction.
AFTER giving notice in the official axete the Contracts
for fnhng all the and constructing the fences and
other buildings for The School houses the
ER Wan in Richard and Pacanier and in the
Founh Wads in pyadea street The work to be done and
payment made agreeaby 10 specifications to be furnished BY
the Surveyor,
CHigned1 JAS II. CALDWELL, President
Approved January 20, 1851.
Isignedl "A. d. CRossaAx. Mayor.
TINE COPY: II. BIER. Clerk.
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CHEAP FURNITURE STORE,

4 SURE and safe remedy for and will positiveiy
Dvapensa Tbronir niarrbo,a' Sea- snIps tboern nHr
Cholera lntsntum and restore ahy action to the Liver
without particle oil calomel, quinne morphine
entering into their compound. They 10 pupor lie
remedy for all of diseases that flesh is heir bat
perence warrants ia saying the above they will posi-
lively cure They " ii also all deaDgsments Of the
the system commonly called rheumatic.
1t s an excellent remedy for the Gravel and as Verm
fuge or Worm medicine, there is none better,
~ Prepared only by Dr. ;. FASCHER, 40 Fulton
street, New YORK, a few doors from Broadway.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
L. d. BEACH l27 Canal street,
e AGENTS for Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi, Arkan
sas, Texas and FLORIDA. felI-lYd&w
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-14

Vermifugos.
Winer's Canadian,
b. A. Fahnestock's.
SWANS.
Bailey's.
Jayne's,
Challen's.
sarsnparillns.
DR.. TownSend's,
Bailey's,
Sands's,
Winkoop's,
Bristol's,
| Woods,
Bulls.
FILLS.
Clickner's Sugar Coated pur
PARIS Life, [gative
Moilat's Life,
| WIght's Indian Vegetable,
| Brandreth's Veg. Universal,
| Morison's Hygeian,
Lees New London,
Cooper's,
Anders0n's,
Wistar's Gentle Purgative,
tlibbard's Ambitious Fam
Swayne's Sanative,
Herrick Sugar-cOated,
Sappington's Fever II Ague
govel's Rheumatic,
Graeiienberg,
Spences's Vegetable.
Winer's Chamomile,
Persian,
Allebasis' Health,
Allebasis' Ague,
Evans Champmile,
vandtz's And-biliOus,
lngoldby's Pile,
Jayne's Ague,
Halsey's Gold.
Cough Remedles.
Sherman's Balsam,
Buchan's hungarian,
DR.. Davis Wild Chem an
Tar,
Wlnef's Elacampane,
Wistar's Balsam,
Thompson's Tar and Napthe
Jayne's Expentorant,
| Duncan's Expecturant,
Bartholomew's do;
Bailey's Syrup Wild Chauy
Swayne's do. do.
Schneck's Puimonic Syru ..
New England do. dc.
TRylor's Balsam L.iverwUft,
| Bitters.
Moilat's Phoenix.
Hubbard s Wild Cherry,
Woods do. do.
Hlake's Aromatic,
Herrick's
pHnAcehs.
SWANS,
HOuck's,
Cullen's Indian Vegetable.
Ointment and saiYes.
Dally's Magical Pain ~
tractor,
Hawley's Vegetable.
Otto of Rose Lip,
A1ebasis's Black,
Tousey's Master Of Pain.
Conklin,
Buffers letter,
Nc Allister's Vegetable,
Daniorth's Vegetable,
lIarIison's Specific.
Tonics.
Rowand' 5 Improved Mi. tue
Southern Mixture,
Norris's Mixture,
layne's Hair,
Fox's Cyprian Hair,
East India,
Van Reeds,
Nynkoop's,
Balley's.
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