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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-23

sHiaVHAs! SEalViWg!! ShaviMe!!!
If MS something strange tha. LOT Willis
J. can't be beat shaving and he nos, ~
specttully informs the citizens of Catliz and v;c;n-
ny mat ne has REMOVED his shop to the bsse.
men IT. room in Mr.. Dewey's building, nearly opnn-
Sne 81, WIN. Hogg's store, two doors from Mr.. John
rnihp's ,an grocery. and adjoining Mr. Hunters.
as aiso strange that he can't be beat a4 cutting
hn haT; H., Diaekng boots, and in fact ever, thing in
TERMS LY THE QUAR- TER
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-23

q FIRST Kate Wood COOKING sTOvE.
n nearly new With all the necessary osok;n@
a'shs'is' Enquire at aplC THIS OFFICE.
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s/vSytSOnNE Ht,szse

"
ooRNER OF STEusENvHLE AND WARREN STREE.
. CADIZ, ONO.
ohe square west 0fthe Public Buildings. firm.
cry occupied by Thomas c. Vincent.
49, TIIEsuBsCRIBER thankful far III
IssssN patronage heretofore bestowed nnon
lllhiH him. would beg leave to anuonnce
to his old friends and the nnhI;, -,
large. mat he continues ut the old stand Th;,
.estaCnshment, has been renovated and nut 1, Il
complete repair, and furnished it with entire new
Furniture. This house is located in the mos
Pleasant nSiI and business part OF the town.
IhE STABLES are extensive, and have alst
oeen thoroughly repaired and will at al times be
PloVlueo with the best of provender, and attended
oy careful and obliging hostlers
connected with the establishment, is a large n nd
extensive WAGON VAR ,(tLc best in EaIizl
anu "a suitable for Menageries and Circuses
NO pans will be spared to render those who
may favor the National House with cnll n
comfortable us possible. by which means the un-
ierslgned hopes to merit and receive n liberal
mare OF patronage.
'tabling required. VI
boAKDERs received by the week, month ar
'ear. - 'o'''" VI
miles. '0' 'i'"te d
l nave connected with the above establishment,
LlVERY STABLE, which, for tyle OF CAnn,'
GEs, and sa fety of 1oRsEs, cannot he su,n.ssnJ
y any establishment of the kind in fbe cn,,n,',
CHARGES MODERATE.
Cadiz. April 9. I55l-lv A''
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-23
BosToN, April /

BosToN, April IL.
We were on yesterday visited by mos,
srriblo storm. The wliarfsare mostly over.
lowed, and TIE cellars Of Custom House
loFes on long wharf completely inundated.
ne destruction Of property thereby is i'm.
|nsnse, The fats Of East South Boston are
severed with water. The rails in number
p places On the Honsatonac Rail Road las
peen washed away and the embankments OF
shs track on the Worcester railroad under.
mined beyond the dam. The Eastern rail.
fosd also badly washed In many places.
d Tho new EplscopaI.chnrch Is 90 seriously
sIsmsged that i will have to be rebuilt.
This u the highest tide ever known toI
ave occurred in Boston. The s.eeple ofI
20 baPiisi church Il Charleston has been
io~n down, and Thaadote Lock who VA
assing o. The time was kIlsd.
4 schooner jsreporisd to hase been los,
a Chs!ssa Beach, and all on board are sun-
ossd 70 have pefished |. IL :saposibla =
~ time 70 estiniats the Ioss--ii il yerv
savy.
a riot belwsen- Orangsmsn and Catholics
.s taken place in Empero county. Canadnl
est, 10 consequence of tho appointment oII'
MI ssefaf8 8 e4@s
Il @@ M &kHAN MA& SN &a
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-23

| . ~OVets AhteIihlILnS ever, ChoI-
era Morbus Dysenlary, Diarrhna,
Plethora Of Blood in the Head. Pain in
u, me Back, Sides, Breast or Loins, Piles. and
an torms of muscular, glandulai and skin diseases
~ IS sovereign specific for General Debility
ana the best renovat0r for Broken Constitutio,,
II braces and re-invigorates eyery organ. nro.
NOTES activity and regularity in eyery Gunction
and produces that condition Of the whole nhvs;onl
system, which is the best scurty for LONG +, f,IFE
Let an who wish to purge the blood from the
impurities contracted from the free indulgence 81
the appetite during the winter, nnd to prenare the
system to fNFS ~
RESIST SUMNER EPIDEMICs.
resort now to 'Guysott's extract of Yclluv DocL
ana SarsaParlla.' which is proving itself an an.
udote for mnny of the most malignant disaasos
that hcsh is heir to, and they will never bc d;Sa
pointed; for in this remedy the public faith ha.
never wavered-never can wayer: for /; 10 co,,nJ ,1
on experience. just as their want faith in o,her
ana spurious compounds is also founded on ex-
periemce. They =" CA
Fly FROM MINERAL N0STRUmS
10 seek hope. life and vigor from this
PURELY VEGETABLE REMEDY
Therefore. however broken down in health md
pIrits, however loathsome TO himself n md n,bars
ct no one despair of recovery; let the pnt;ant |
'nly understand that his hope of physical res,o'
alton lies only in '' Guysott's Extract nj YaIjow
'ooR ana SarsaPnrllla," and persuade HIM for
HAS LiGe'S Sake.
Try 1t, and we have no hesitation in predic,ino
10 speedy restoration to health.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-23
Cdtziz EOssastz,.gx.
Cooking Stoves.

VIE subscriber having purchased of the late
IL proprietor, e. M. Scott, his entire interest
N 'he Cadiz Foundry, takes pleasure in announ.
eng to the public that he has had MANY wears,
p precucai experience in the business, and is now
aoi'g All IN ms power to fit up and put in good
MoIR,ng condition the entire machinery Of the
establishment Being thus prepared he iii ksae sne
constantly on hand Cooking Stoves of ali tbe m
various patterns, Parlor and Egg Stoves. Fancy
fronts, franklin Stoves and G rates of nh s;zes
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-23
OK WELE TO THE .M.4RRs or.
THE GENUINE. ~

ihey have the written signature orc. Az
IL ,ha As1n upon the wrapper. ana the name blown
=, For sale, wholesale ami retaiI. q, tha Gs.
MEDICINE STORE, No 1870 Arch street. ona -
Deio" sixth, (late.of 275 Race s,reet.l PhiIadsI'
pn', ana hy respectable dealers throughout ,hs
TMnY G"Mn,ry' = Also foi sale by Messrs. MCLEAN x &
February I9, 1851
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-23

G: GUYSoTT's IMPROVED EXTRAC
Aor YELLOW DOCK AND SARSAPARII
Ia: The remedy for Purifying the Blood, nm
Sdnhg Diseases, and the only Remedy that
thoroughly efficient and perfectly harmless.--D
Suysott's Extract Of Yellow Dock and Sarpa n
Ia Tor the cure OF all Diseases gensrate,. hy ia
puIe Dlood[iis great success justly entities il Z
Geeat American Specific.
so tar ne tits known. il is universally annreci
aiedr and many eminent physicinns use !. .lliIr
.ueir practice with the most happy effects, ~,
certify thht il is the best extract n existence. an,
The only one that
ST.9H-DS THE TEST OF TIME.
rye year adds to its great popularity. ant
"iui 'lpiits - lts astonishing cures Tiq victim OF
HEREDIT4R SCOR FLiL-3.
with supufating glands. iloley -cemetl aesb. and
carries eating into HE boncs finds Guysost,s yell
low Dock and Sareapafiiia balm tor mis- nflic
tons. Ills horrible tnfnen's II e assaueed. and
his maladv not only relieved but
PERMANENTLY CURED.
1t may be safely Inserted ffom the results of
pas, experience, that "DE Guysott's Extract nj
Yellow Dock and SarsaParille" is beyond ali
the
Nest Wonderful Remedy on EGrhl
or the following diseases, and all others proceed
ng from
vITIATED BLOOD:
'corfula, or Kings Evil: Rheumatism: Obs,;na,e
Cutaneous Eruptions; PimpIes or PostuleS
on the ioce; Blotches; Boils; Chronic Sore
Head Enlargement and Pains ofthe
Bones and Joints, Stubborn Ul-
GERS. Syphilitic Symptoms,
Sciatla or Lumbago;
and diseases ali-
sing from an
injudi-
cious
use
of Dercu-
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-23

BMNIAMRa r. III I
AZ ~ ~, e ~ descriptions. psinsrl 4 nv.
.sr 80 Il. sSsia, kspt eonahnalY Oh ha.1d a.ss
tapi0 0a 1tff5 UFFifg
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-23

GaGiZ Fcsaaislc HaigiR ACasOOI,
commence on MONDAY. Me 2sM dav Of
.s4pr't, inst under the management and tuition Of
MISS T.. +. THOMPSON, who will devote h or personal
aHehtion TO the instruction and advancement Of
ner pupils. in all the various branches usually
'aaShti IN ,he highest Institutions Of this kind.
to the studies.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-23
:; A2''etg' Emporium,
|. $. HENNTNG p,

.... "AAoLE1oA ALE AND RETAIL
NJ ,. DEALER IN
'"'"'..aes' . pa'"ts' Obs, Dye Sssfs. Perfs.
mery' Surgical Instruments, Pure
Liquors. &c, &c. &c.
St.ErgIS1ENViLLE.2 .rI1t, DOORS Below 4nE saSk
sawA III ihE subscriber invites tts attention
., ., an VINO may wish to purchase, 10 Ilis
SSM nt present, very extensive s,ock ~ III.
M above named articles, procured h - -
- some of the best Drug and imno,t;ns
houses 10 the Fast. and which he il con6da, ss:}s
give satisfaction both as to price and an"i;,, Wln
tTders from physicians, country merebants .sd
"''e"'0' ~ ap2ly.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-23

SENILEMEN's Ware is going off at Rnilroal
ap9-tf M,FAnnrN,e
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-23

~, BEWARE OF CouNTERFErTs.
ms medicine has attained thai high cho r,ns.,
winch is necessary for all met!icines n ata;n -
induoe countericiters to put forth spurions ~;
cie az the risk Of tbs lives ofthose yho are ;nns.
Gently deceived. ''No "'s a''''o-
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-23

GfeeNbnTry 10. Pamplarey'g Esecs..
NOflCE is hereby given that the snhs.,:b.
In has been appointed and quali6edas ~
on the Etate of Grcenhurry n. Pumphrey. ma \
ftarriHon county. deceased. 4
ap21-3ts WILLIAM Cncrrrs
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-23
READ AND BE CONyINCEl
(Ffom The nRnstnn n ,,<


4 READ AND BE CONVINCED.
/ m :. (From the "Boston Bee"}
Ilie editor said Dee 22d--
"pr. HoohanG's celebrated tietmnn I2I,,.r. A.
me me cure OF Liver ompiaint, Jaundice Dvsne,s;r
Shfonlc or Nervous Debility. is teseryedis one ~
n. .ne most popular medicines Of the doy. Tg,ss.
D''eis nave neeh used by thousands, aud a ffieuJ
az u our eioo" says he has himself received a., -
tectnaI and permanent cure of Liver ComnL,;s.,
from .he use OF This Iemedy. We are cony;nc. 4
'hat IA the use OF these Bitters The nat;ent
sh'htIy gains strength and yigor-a G,rr 49,
OF great consideration. They ARE ple,aant Z,
.hsm ana smell, and eau be used BY persons with
oS. uenca'e stomach with safety ullhs mr.
circumstances We are speaking from experie,,cy,,
anu 10 the afflicted we advise their use. y
scott's Weekley," one OF the bes, T;,a.o.~
'papera published, said Aug 25--
Dr iioofand's German Bitters Eyon,e,,..,,,
~ ~ 'acksoti' are n0w recommended bv som.
~ ',S :n1s' PROMINENT members Of the faculty. az
an article Of much efficiency in cuse n E.;yr.I.
weakness As is the casr. we Womb n'i.;a''
.h ~. nlo!1ers To obtain a bottle. and thus save
themselves much sickness. Persons of dab;l;.,
.eu institutions will find these 3itters adyantasa.
:" ueif heaIth, as we knew from experience he
U'"'J 'Aec' hey nave upon wead systeinas'
, MORE EVIDENCE
me " "rhiIadelphia Saturday Gazette n,t
oest family newspaper published in tbs rr,,:.
states, the editor says OF ~ o"s''
Dk. hooFuAND's GERMAN BiTTERs
n II is Sc idom ,h' tive recommend wbut;.,sr,n
~ ra.ent Mediciaes to the confidence and s,a,.
VI 3ur renders; and, therefore, when ".
80 ;o1u;heha " Hoofands German Bit,ers. We
WEN IL TO be distinctly understood that W - ~,
speak1nS OF the nostrums of the DIV. ILas nv.
loised about for n brief period and hen f,rSo,,aa
'iter .ey have done their guilty race Of miseh;eT
'ut Of a medicine long esIablishea, uniyersajiv
'rlzed, and which has met the hearty aonroTyl
If :he Faculty itself" epp'o'AI
md Ias ns TINS medicine will cure Liver Complaint
= "d ~ spePsie' no one can doubt, after using i,
: directed. ltacts specifically upon the sro.nsch
nv hser--I is preferable to calonlel in adj biliog,
effect immediate. They can BE- Al.
mustered to FEMALE or INFANT with sufetv and
aliabIe benefit nj nnv Tina. 80 "1'e'y anN
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CAN BE EFFEc rusLLy cuReD sY
DR.. HOOFLAND,S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTER . I,
PRgPARBD BT
DIR. Q. M. JACKSON.
GERMAN MEDJCfyp Yopp

GERHAN MEDICINE TORE.
No 100, ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA
dheIr power aver the above diseases is no, ex.
SenGg, ,Sn M equaiied, by any other preparation in
cases Sc, siicr skilful ply sicians had failed.
iEGse Buffers are worthy The attention OF inyal-
nus Possessing great virtues in the recti6eat;1,o
o. diseases on the Liver antl lesser glands. exer-
eising the most searching powers IN yeuk kness nnd
u o. me digestive organs, they aro, viii
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-13
REAL ESTATE EoA SALE
 {ft}(Ar <I.I I
 PUBLIC AUCTION. A

DURSUANT. to an order ol the honora. l bIe Court of Probate of and for the district of Norfolk, will be sold at public auction on the premises, Tuesday, April ls,. at 10 o'clock A. M., (uDless previously dis dosed of at private Aale) all the real estate of T. C. Gaylord: deceased; situated | l>2 miles east Of the meeting house. Said farm conlains l45 acres, more or less, well walered, and suitably divided iato moving. plow, pasture, and wood land, with suasr orchard. There is sa good supply ot fruir. consisting of over 30 ditfsrcn. kinds of choice apples, also pears, plums, cherries, kc. There iS good one and half story house, with ell aud wood house attached. suitable for two families. Also good nev sr failing spring of water. brought in lead pipe in'o the house. and llIeDre 10 ihe caille yard. There are 3'hsrns. one of them re- isen,iy bait, 29 by 39 feet. with an under ground stable running the whole leng,h, For further particulars enquire on the pfetAs ices, or. ot ihe snoscribel in Simsbdry. Ae
 M. Q. GAYLORD, ExScator.
 Norfolk. Jan. I4,hs teOl,S asnaA fsaee
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-13
Centennial Celebration.

At a Meeting of the Bar of Litchfield Coun- .iy held on the s,h day of January, 1851. the follow ing Resolution was adopted, wiz,
 Where's, during the present year cents- ry will elapse since the organization Of the CounIy oi Litchfeld. aad whereas centennial celebration of that event has been under con : sideration-Th ,refare
 Resolved, That Messrs Phelps, Seymour, Hubbard, Hall, Hollister, Harrison and Foster be Committee of the Bar to call meeting of the citizens of the county to consider that sub jec', and to lake such order thereon D, ;appoint. ing Committeeof Arrangements or otherwise. as shall be thought best"
 The Committee appointed by he foregoing Resolution, in pursuance hereof hereby call a Meeting of the citizens of the County, 10 be held at the Court House in Litchfeld on We'd nesday the 10th day of February, 1851, at ten o'clo k in the forenoon, at which time and place the subject of the proposed Centennial Celebration will be considered. F,'a
 A general attendance of genilemen friendly to the object from every town in the County. is respectfully requested, in order that Com> mitiee of Arrangements fos each town m ay be appointed. @' ," ,'s .":
 By order of the Committee. f...-
 e. B. PHELPS, Chairman.
 HsknhEnIN Tau 1oeH
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-13

-BURcHARD AND BURR.-While Mr. Burchard was preaching one of his hot test sermons, fat the old Chatham Street Chapel, N. Y..) he raised his eyes towards the door just at the moment Col. Aaron Burr entered. and exclaimed, there is the gray-headed; 1 shall appear in judye> ment against him. Col. Burr walked down the aisle with that bold. firm. mil itary step, so peculiarly his own. until he reached the ccntre-with low bow he addressed the minister thus:
 "'Mr. Preacher. have been a luwyer in this city for near half century, and. all of the rascals it has ever been my lot to deal with, none surpasses that class of criminals who turn States evidence"
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-13
IIOn. n. smifh's SpssCA.

have received the speech of tie Efr. Truman Smith on the French Spoil nf|0h Claims. 10 is an able document. 4n1 full of information. The history of fhe French Spoiiation claims for the last fitv years is not wanting in interest. It wfil ia remembered that when La Fay etfe and the French forces came to our a1sistance. treaties of Commerce and Al. iianee were formed between she Colonies nnd France. When the French Revolu- ton broke out in l7s9. Washington de- clared tho neutrality of the U. States. But this Republic was made the prey of both of the belligerents. Her merchant- men were taken and riAed at sea, by French as we'll as English ships of war and privateers; an oppressive embargo detained her vessels which lay at Bor- deax: contracts made by the French au- thoritres with American citizens for SUD- plies were Hagrantly violated ships were seized, bills dishonored. and commerce in every way destroyed.
 The several enactments of France which were so galling to the American spirit, are familiar to every reader of our searly history. None of them was more offensive than that of July 2, l796, by which France decreed she would treat neutral vessels as they suffered the Eny. fish to treat them; that is, if vessel were ri1ed by supeIior English force, she should atone for suffering the az. gression by enduring arepetition.
 All these difficulties, were, however, in fair way of settlement, when the celebrated Jays treaty was negotiated with England. After that treaty was promulgated. ambassadors proceeded to Paris. This was the commencement of the Consulate. France demanded the fulflment of the first treaties of Com> merce and Alliance. Our ambassadors demanded full indemnity for spoliations. Alter considerable diplomacy, however, both parties made a reservation of cer- tain points on which they had first in sisted. An accommodation was conclu- ded by which thus country received cons pensation only for vessels not yet con> demned, and the payment of contracts.
 By an. amendment proposed by Bona> parte to this treaty, which IS the Con- vcntion of 1900. France relinquished her claim to indemnities for the violation of the ancient treaties, and surrendered all righIIo a continuance of them: and re> nounced the claim of American citizens for iudemnities for spoliations committed by the French privateers or men of war. This amendment was ratified by t.e U. States. Thus. it appears, that private property was made to yield to the pub ic good. These claims for indemnities. having been thus surrendered by the U 6. to France, our Government took the position of debtor to our citizens. The debt was incurred for the benefit. we may say, even for the safety of the country. It is an obligation which the G Government cannot refuse to honor.
 -r ". H Palladium.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-13
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 1!

DAYTON continus to manufac.,
 tune SERAPHINES and MELO- N DEONS of the very best quality of WS tone and workmanship. His Sera- phines are made upon principles entirely new, and are not inferior to any made Or used in this country.
 DAYTON'S IlfPH DYED ME- LODAONis admitted by the most com peeni judges t0 be superior 10 any Melode. cn now in use. It has q keyboard simi- Case is of Rosewood. Black Walnut, and Mahogany, and is well finished. Theione is very smooth, and can be made loud or se.r hv lie use Of tie Swell Pedal. It is well ao sStcd 10 quick or slow music. The Bellows is cons. ..ucted on a new and ifn- proved plan,-i, works with a Pedal, and wi,h but lilile inconvenience n, the rerior~ mcr. 1, i, easily made portable by folding the legs u.derneah. -. . N. E. These instruments are well adap ted for an accompaniment! 10 church chOirt as well aG for par'or use, and as lhcy are made in strong and subs anita manner, he Suhscri per feels eniiEe confidence in res cOmmendi! g hem SIS adurab bic and efficient inS ru.nen'. h# 8&E
 L5- The public are invitea te call and examine hem.
 Is=pianos, Serarn,nes, and other Ma sical Instruments, tuned and repaired. . J. DAYTON. eI
 Wo'cottvlle, Conn, July lSl9. w 4.7
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-13
TROBATE RBCCRD.

The Court of Pruba,e fir the District oi Norfolk. hath limited and allowed aix months from the date hereof, for the creditors Co the estate of ERASTUS L. HOWE. late tt Nmfolk, in said District deceased, in winch 10 exhibit their claims fF allowance and setiltment.- Those meRlecting 10 present Their accounts within said time, properly aites,ed, will br de- barred a recovery. All persons indebted Co said estate are requested tO make immediate payment io ..
 S. 0 NORTHWAY, Administrator.
 Dated aI Norfolk, Feb. 1 Is5l ..al..
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-13
Litch6eld, Jan. I. 1851. "

The velocity of the electric fiaid on the wioes of the magnetic telegraph. according to Professor LoOmis' recent aslron omy. ap
 pears 10 be 10000 miles in one second--o in one second tAs globe would be passed around -quiek enough for ordinary purposes. This velocity may not be uniform. and this is far less than given by Wheatstone in England. The ciffeI ence iN the condi tian of the wire and in its magnitude. as well ss the tenisnn oI electricity. as suggested by Prof. Loomi.. may influence the velocity Of inc fluid on the wire. s&
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-13
COUNTY CONVENTION.

A Convention of the Whigs of Liteh- i'ld Coun'v will te held at the County House in Litch6 Id, on We dnesday. tn 18th day ot February next, at o'clock P. M., for the purpose of nominating a candidate for Sher;f Of said County Each town is requested to send delegates equal to double the nun Der of its Rep. resentatives.
 The Delegates from the towns of Co., shen. Litch6eld and Warren, are reques ted to meet in a Probate Convention for the purpose of nominating candidat> for Judge cf PrO6ate for the District of Litchfeld. - .
 Per order of Committee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-13
zHe campest Nrpspapsr iD Ete World THE TRIBUNE FOR 1851
 Now is tho tine to Subscribe.
THE DAlLY TRIBUNE


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Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-13
FALL TRADE, ls5O. a
Itaar CoWLES & LEETE. Successors to Dr. Nathaniel Booth, late
 BOOTH G BRoNEHANG,

SuccessOfS 70 Drs NatnamAea Do0ths Aate BOOTH G BRoNIHANEs
 New Naven, Conn. nFFER for the sale the following goods O al prices winch will command the at- Iphtion and patronage Of ihe most close and economical purchaser. ...#. .-... ....
 DRUGS .a.N-D MEDICINES. 500 lbs prime turkey Opium 5000 do Cream Tartar
 2j0O do Carb Soda s.... ... 2O00 do Epson Sails
 5 cases Calabria LiquoT!cO ..... 2O0U lbs Rad do ef 1000 do Gum CamphoT erIs 300 do CaIb Ammonia @ 300 do extra Rhubarb. DYE WOODS AND DYE STUFFS. : 300 bbls Camp Logwood.
 3DO du St D do
 50 do Redwood and Nicwood
 50 do Barw0od aRd Peachw3od
 9 do Camwuod and Red Sanders
 5tl do Rustic and Maple Bark
 2000 do Ombro Madder 20O0 do Blue Vilriol 5O0O do Copperas-2000 do Grd ArgoI' lI00 do Bi Chroma,e Potash lGIO do Madras Guatemala, Caracas and Manila ildigo of the finest grades