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AEApsuARrxRs. LIST Brigade. LIST Division. L. M.

Order No. &.l NewOrleans April 20, 1851. :
ut According to Law the Volunteer of
4 u Brigade, Commissioned waicers will assemble
al n la on Lafayette Square. in full Uniform MONDAY,
M M III the 2ss inst at hsfpast O'Clock M for inspection
he 4h 5h "A h. 42d 43d 4ih. 45th 18th 7h Ast) the
Commanding Officers the Volunteer Companies charged with
the OF this order. They will be prepared
Brigade Inspector with the Of the Officers their respective
Regneuts and Officers and Members
panes showing the number absent and By order
- - Il l.. TRACY, Brigader General.
H. W. HUNTINGTON. Aid de Camp, apps, VI, %
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GRAND PRIZE CONCERT.

~ In consequence Of the sudden ndsposon
Mr. the Grand Prize Concert be given this evening
at the byeeum Hall, Is unavoidably POSTPONED. \
take place, .noa
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MEDICAL DEPOT OF
Patent .n4eGllcisteS.

TOS. HUFTY (formerly of the firm of J. Wright
- Coz would most respectfully inform the public
generally that has purchased the entire interest
southern Branch Of the Empire Co.. has leased the store
- POYDRAS STREET and has fitted it up at consider
able expense for the Patent Medicine business Having un.
surpassed facilities for supplying Druggists and Dealers
generally with article in this line, he confidently socis
INSPECTION OF his stock and prices Satisfaction will be
given to all who ia vor him with their ronage.
The following list only part of his extensive
assortment which and nil be furnished to the Trade on
reasonable terms other house in the Ennlll;
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L. s. BURRIDGE,M M. d., Dentist,

Vrom New YOrk)
q have made arrangements with my uncle, Dr. L. s..
PARMY to continue his Dental Practice and take this mode
solicit the patronage of hs friends patrons
luy offer services the rublic branches
Dental Science, L.. s. h.
Parmly Row, Lafayette Square apll 2dp
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Wears indebted to Mr. John Ball. the bookseller of GRAY
wet for several English editions Of the popular
fhs day. They beautifully printed. and Offered al In
obeape,t prcs. - $50
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Major General Winfield Scott, accompanied b.
Adju'ant General Jones and Surgeon General Law
son. arrived at Louisville in the steamer Bel
franklin on the night Of the 18th.
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lady Emmeline Stuart Wor,ley, who W.
.e'enuy IN this country, announces book of tray,
IN me United States during the wear 1850
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We are indebted to the steamer Belle Key for Louisville
flss Of the 18th.
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PIacide,s Varieties "a Card.


nz- MIR. w. II. CHIPPENDAI.E, Manager of this popular
house, respectfully informs the public and his
BENEFIT fixed for THURSDAY, April which occasion
aavotte Comedy brilliant Dancing, and the Comedetta OF
UNCLE FOOZLE or, My Wife's Mother.
will be gwen " Uncle Poodle" Mr. W. H. Chppendae
by him in the principal cities Of the United up fifty
nights The whole strength of the Company Will
the entertainments of the evening.
Box Book ooen onot
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-, me- ME- nENT MuRDERs.-The Centre vile fMa
Times, o. the 18th inst, says that NOTHING nav, I
onsnt,s ,ha .'ase % this deplorable event-cons
founded The Delaware Republ;,., sus'ef ,n Is
to another probable arrest: W. .Wa mus aiiuae
woman, ss sa ealing m herself Mr.. Drummoad s.oon
q. the house Of Mrs Darling, in New c., Supp
Friday last, being on her way 70 New -Iss, Ise' =
After her departure it was supposed, from 80. .''
thing which 'ransplred that she knew some ~; n"
in regard to the Cosden tragedy, and ON Ss,n.a .l
officers were taking steps to procure her a,,ss,m
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New Jersey is distinguished for the extensive
manufacture OF jewery. recent estimate puts
the number OF manufactures at Is, employing 600
hands, whose average wages, including boys,
amounts to $l2 week The weekly product of
manufactured articles is about 5000, or ST $780,
oUo year. In the manufacture of watch cases
alone, about 90 hands are employed. In some
manufactures chains are made, in others, princ-
pay rings, while in others almost every article yet
invented for the adornment of the persons of both
sexes, are manufactured. The gold used for year
past has been mostly the product of California the
precious stones forming part of the ornaments
are imported from Europe ready cut for use
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F. W. Wiley. 81 Camp street, agent OF Dodge &
Cos Ezps, has our thanks for fayor from San
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The xgent Of the American Colon;,,,;s.,
Is making arrangements for dispa,chinr = la,,
party Of emigrants to Liberia by the packet to j,
from Baltimore next month. Il is supposed n
one hundred and fifty persons from the Valley
Virginia will embark together, and found ne
town on the coast
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az AocIDENT.--The towboat Mississippi, Captain
Brown, coming up the river with the ship Sultana
Captain Barrett, from New York, and schooner
in tow, ut the English Turn, about one o'clock, P.
NJ, blew of sheet from the second starboard
boiler tearing up small portion Of the boiler deck.
No person on either vessel received any injury.
The stsersman Of the boat is missing, and is sup
posed to have jumped overheard. At the time the
accident occurred the boat had stopped to pick up
a man who fell overheard from the jib-boom Of the
Z Sulsana, which appears touAave been the cause oi
the accident The towboat Conqueror was dis
patched Immediately to bring up the vessels.
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OulNlNE-lsO0 o. in store, for sale by
ap23 L. J. HART u co. 70 Tchoupitculas at
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~ The NATIONAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION will meet
in Charleston, South Carolina, the May 1851
80. A. HESTER.
nc City papers will please copy. anil
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|
Row IN A CHURcH.-Minister arrested in {
Putpit.-The associated Presbyterian Church, i,
Frankford road, near Franklin street. Kensington
was yesterday the scene of the most disgracefu
proceedings which we have been called upon [,
| chronicle for long time past 1t appears that tn,
congregation who formerly occupied the church
have become divided among themselves, and the
| two parties have been quarrelling as to who shal
have possession oi the premises. Yesterday morn.
ing, at early hour, some of the members called
| at the kensington Station n-house, and stated thai
they desired number of officers to be present in
the church, there would no doubt be trouble
| They were informed that it was rather delicate
| matter to arrest persons in church, and warrant
| was accordingly obtained from Aid Shoemake e,
for the Rev. John Lyon, on the charge of melting
| to riot
At half-past ten o'clock yesterday, services were
| commenced by the Rev. John Lyon, but there
being disposition shown to create fight by those
who were opposed to this gentleman, officer
Young, of the Marshal's Police, walked up to the
| pulpit and arrested him. This was the signal for
great excitement among those in attendance
| and much confusion. The Rev. gentleman was
| taken to the kensington lookup, accompanied by
| an immense arowd. He there had hearing before
Alderman Shoemaker, who held him in $1,000 bail,
for further hearing on the charge of melting to
riot.
Alter this proceeding, another person attempted
to complete the services of the day. but he was in
terrupted by some poor half-witted person, some
what intoxicated, who rushed towards the pulpit
with the intention OF whipping this gentleman out
He was arrested by officer &. Rihl, and conducted
to the lookup, where he remained at late hour
yesterday afternoon. Phil. Pennsy sylvanian, 18th.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT - INSPECTORS AND
GuAGERs, Washington, April l2-The
special notice of the Treasury Department having
been called 10 the subject Of fees for weighing.
guaglng, or measuring merchandise entered at the
CustomhoDse, a circular of instructions to Col
lec,ors will be issued to-day. They are directed
hat in cases in which the entry does not contain
The weight, quantity Of goods it is TO be
ascertaiBed at the expense of The owner, agent, or
assignee; but in all other cases it is 10 he borne bv
The United States. 1t must, however, evidently
appear, when the necessary information is given in
the invoice, that The Items hypothetical or
vague but stated in good faith and ii it should be
subsequently ascertained thai the difference he.
tween the amount stated in the invoice and tba
real quantity, is so great, as to raise reasonable
ofintentiona fraud then all tl,s ey
penses mentioned must be deirayed by the owners
In all cases where parties have been Subjected In
the payment of xienses OF the kind mentioned
since the passage of the Tariff act of lSiS con
trary to the principle now land down, the same are
to be refunded, and the Collectors are Instructed
upon application, 10 issue the usual cer,ifica,e and
transmit il TO the Department.
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vALrDIcroRY OF THOMAS RITcHIE.-In the
Warrington Union, of the 18th instant, Mr.. Thos
Richie, who has been its editor nearly six years,
and associated with the press Of the United States
during forty-seven wears, addresses his countrymen
for the last time as the editor Of a newspaper In
the retrospect OF his course, editor Of the Union
he appeals for proof Of his consistency to his pros
pectus. from which he copiously draws. He con
templates the vastness Of our country, its rapid
growth, and wonderful prosperity, and while doing
20. makes noble stand for the recent measures o.
Compromise. In conclusion, he gives some escel
lent advice to his brethren of the press, claiming
his right thus to address them, because they have
uniformly acknowledged him as Father Richie, .
etc. Farewell, old gentleman; your voice has
been heard in the hottest of many well-fouehl
field and it is none the less honorable to you, that
you Withdraw without any Of those "spos of VIC
tory" that Messrs Blair, Riyes, and others, of
your illustrous predecessors succeeded in carrying
with them into their retirement
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MIGUEL HERNANDEZ. Jr,

tY The elegant and swift running passenger packet steamer
BUNKER Hill, No, 8, Capt g. +. Miller positively leave
THIS DAY 23d nst O'clock P. NJ r Louis Cairo and
Memphis. ap23 T. B. SMITH.
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NEW PROJECT IN STKAM NAVIGATION
Mr.. Darius Dawson, of New York city, proposes
to build steamship or steamboat on new plan,
on certain conditions, which will be the fastest in
the world. If he fails he says he and his associates
Will forfeit the large sum Of S250,000 He says
ne Will build a steamship, which for strength,
available capacity for burden and passengers,
safety durability, economy of construction, pro-
Pulslon, ETC., will be unequalled by any vessel
aoat or building and he will guarantee her to run
a distance OF one hundred miles day further than
any other vessel
lie also offers to build steamboat which will
run to Albany in five hours, under the same for
feiture. He will do this for the sum of $26OOOO,
and give the parties who pay it the privilege of
using his discoveries and taking the vessels he
may build at their cost price. II Mr.. Dawson can
accomplish what he says he can, he will certainly
create revolution in ocean and river steam navi
CATION that will be attended with most beneficial
results to the world at large. 1t is stated that
some Of the enterprising steam men of New York
propose to confer with him on the subject. If he
really has made discovery of this kind, $3.50, 900
is nothing in the way Of bringing it into use.
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"a Magazine street
I'D Have received per arrivals cboire as,or, .
SPRING and SUMMER CLOTHING ms.t. IN tho Ia,, ,
and in the hest
Also, superior assortment Of UNDER GIMME >,7S . -
description, suitable for Summer wear w."
~ We selling all kinds Of WINTER cy oyut>,,
ut unusually low prices ,aatr
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C.. B. CA MP.
Wholesale Deaier IN Hats, ps and
Straw Good.
No. l76 Main street, east side Jetuceen 4h and Sta,
CINCINNATI Oh o.

No. l76 Main street, east side 5etsreen 4h and stu,
CINCINNATI Oh o.
MOULD respectfully call The attention Of Mer
w chants and Dealers Ia his excellent stock OF
Hats, Caps and Straw Goods l have very much
enlarged my sales and ware rooms, and having had
superior facilities both in purchasing and manuiac-
tuning, have be en- enabled 10 lay l. my stock OF
90 Ids Tor the spring trade TO great advantage and
am now prepared offer great inducements 10 pur
chasers, both in regard to the variety, quality and
price OF my goods. My assortment is com III sed IN
paIt Of
Silk and Noleskin Hats;
fashionable and broad rim Russia Hats:
Do do Angola Hats;
1000 duz Mexican and California Hats, all cOlors,
shapes and qualities;
1000 duz Paim Leaf fia g;
loo COZ Lephom Hats,
NOd,z Panama Hats;
300 doz Braid Hats;
Greneda, Canton and Manila hats
A large stock of llaiters' Furs, Pushes. Trim
mngs, &c
All persons ,ho deal in is or Hatters' Goods.
aud Mer hants goina tas'. are requested To cali and
examine my stuck, as shall take pleasure III show
ing them. and IAN sch them goods as low as they
will buy in eastern markets.
Don't forget the No. l76 Main street. east side,
between Fourth ana Fifth.
mhl2-2w c. B. CAMP.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLM RS

Il Company" are Hereby notified To pay TO the
Company NJ their oiice, IN Evansville i've dollars
on each share ct stOcN. upon which that amount
has Not seen h.TeiOture paid, aud 10 secure by
mortgage on reai estate 10 the acceUtauce OF tie
directors, AL stock not L. eOore secured by n,r,
g1ge on real estate aud should any stockholders
who has not heretofore paid tive Wars N ga, h
share oi hs stock al Ia pay the same WITHIN Ihir
ty daysirom and ATE the irst pLbica'ipn Of tins
notice. or should any sockh pld wha has not her.
iolOre secnredb by mortgage ou rea estate any share
or shar,s vi siOcA head by hin. tail iu secure III
sum w',ein thirty days from the first publication oI
oil this notice, such failure TO pay or secure will
work forfeiture OF the share or shares, OF stock
upon which the failure shall have occurred-Bi;ni
mortgages can be had NJ the office of the Comuanv
BY order of the Directors,
JOHN NJ. STOCK WELL, Pest,
JoHS lSGLE JR.. Sect'y Pro Ten.
EvInsvi'le March ~, 81
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wooDBJRN'S f svER AND AGU
KIM NV

NJ oW offered 10 tile pdJnc the first .ime.--
~ This medicine has existed IN priva,e tamil y
"r more tGan nifty years, has been dIstr bued
to cvnsderuDle extent among friends, and has, du-
a lever iaIili' remedy. whether applied To comuon
cases or 10 thlrd day asue, ol well known Stubborn
notorleiy,
Such experience, To ye' her with numerous solici-
tations iioni irends mas induce the proprietor To
give II 10 the public. The Undersigned, who Know
the medicine by their owl experience have con
sented 10 take an agency tor part of Indiana and
Illinois, ana now oer IL by he duz IN single bot.
tie. with The express understanding that the ey
Will always be refunded where the medicine, used
according 10 difectIons does not Ell, CT perfect
and permanent cure. ALLlS Il HOWES.
nIhlOtt Ft #HrFEa tIfE l.H
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JAMES Low n CO.,
Az MIin street.

LOUIS VILE, KENTUCkY,
ID ESPEC fFULLY inform purchase OF Goods
IL that they have nov on hand one oi the most
complete stocks of FRY GOODS 10 be found in
the Western Country.
Their purchases are made exclusively tor cash,
and their mptto is-sma,ip pr h,s and qulc, returns
They solicit an examination OF their stock from
all purchasers of goods IN this market.
inliSti
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New Fall and Winter Goods!
ID. 8. ANDERSON.

lie De AN DENSONs
ION First street, first door 6el,1o Post Office
II AS just received, and is now opening large
Il Il as.or n,ent OF fashionable goods, suited The
FALL. AND WINTER TRADE. conslsIingin part of b *
blue, green, olive, claret and brown
French, g. rmau a. American Cloths:
twilied and plain. Also, great variety of
OvercOatings,
German beavers, super blue'and drab kerseys, blue
blanket coating. pilot cloths, e..
French and German
Black DOeSkins,
Wool and piecs black Cassimers of everv quality
fancy Cassimers and Do.skins OF the latest and
most fashionable style.
VESTINGS,
Elegant style London Cashmefes and valentines
PLAIN Silk Velvet Vestings, figured and plain Blk
Satin and silk do,
TailOrs, Trimmings.
Of every description; super wool Innings for over
coats, plain aud Inquired alpaca serves, mohar lus
tres, &c.
9rIhe attention ofm, customers, and the publia
generally, is invited To an examnatio OF the above
goods, which have been selected with great care
and will be sold at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE.
Garments OF every description made to order, in
the very best manner, and warranted 10 IL.
dec1-tf
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DRY GOODS, &C.
DIR. CANNON,
New Spring Goods!

New Spring Goods!
i. n. MAG HEE & CO.
T0AVE aow m and will receive b, dailyar
rivals. a large assor imenl OF Foreign and 10
nestle Dry Goods. suitable ior the Spring season
which they will offer tor sale at wholesale only
consisting ii part oil
f,roadcloths, casslmeres and vesfings;
Super black, blue and fancy saiineis;
Gold mixed brown and fancy tweeds;
Blue mixed, gray and COLO Jeans;
Heavy cottonade. checks and Hnehs'
Blk and coiored casmeretts;
do Fancy and light cassin Sres;
BIue. brown colored and bleached driillngs;
IA brown sheeiirgs and shlrtings
: "a. 7-S A and 81 beached nlu lins;
Scarlet, yellow, whit; and green Donet and wool
cbene. solid. chez, and earlston ging hams;
81 BLACK and cuored Alpaccas;
Black liros d'6hlne and atm lurci
Creenidines, Berages and Tissues;
Printed and organdes Lawns
Silk and linen 70 ,lins; and Linen lususs;
sCbug,lle einehanis, lawns and other dress goods;
Plain and printed I turkey red prints N
M p Alien g. sons, Merrimack, Cocheco, all
River and Sprague's new style spring prints
solors as fast as a rock;
Washington and fassac solid halt anu iun
mourning prints;
Solo color., and other style spring prints.
ALSO:
Also large assortment OF gloves, hosiery. bon
net and cap ribbons Pongee and cott"n INKS,
silk and musl cravets anu ties, uisn hiiehs "pio
diapers and cloths Crash and Nankeens, together
with great variety OF white goods ,ambrics,J JAG
oneis, Victoria lawns, mulls swiss mu$lins, 9ces'
edpinys, inserting, collars, linen hdkfs, combs but
tons, thread, &c &c.
Also:
Now on hand splendid assortment OF
Boots, shoes and BrOgans;
Fash. Silk, Angola, Union, kossuth, Mexican,
Buena VISTA Palm Leaf aud Leghorn
Hats, &c, &c.
rrOur Mr.. J I'll. Magnee has now made New
Y ork City his permanent es'dence. and ~ spend
in a large share Of his time IN the Eastern mar
kets and manu- featuring Districts; so We Will al
most daily be in recspt o the newest and choicest
STYLES OF goods. and low prices as any other
house the Western country
mhI4 II J. H. MAGiEE g. co.
EVANSVILLE MILLS.
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR, per Dbl '.s4 90
IA SUP. FINE, warranied..-. do -. 3.15
BROWN flour do 20
MlDDLlNGS, per bush.... 80. 81
BRAN.-...... do 10
- u. CLIFFORD.
Evansville, March Is, 81 d3us
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TO wESrERN MERCHANTSI

M would RESPECTFULLY call the IA tennUn OF Dry
w GOODS dealers IN lndlann, 10 our present and
torhc1mlng stock oi >pr,ng and SHmmer Dry
Gods.
Having made arrangements Tor a large increase
of trade tnIs spring, shall be prepared at an
early day To exhibit at our old stand. No. III Pearl
street, every desc iptlon Of Foreign dns Domestic
Dry Goods wanted ior Western sales, and at prices
peciaily solicit an examination OF our exten>iv We
.rlnt department. Having Determined to exclude
isom our stock ali spurious colored frints. we shall
seep only such as lie derrinlack, -ocheco, w ash
lnglon, Ulobe, American, Sprague and Philip Al
tens branded goons, embracing the newest and
mot desirable styles.
Ours ocS of American G., ton Goods is unusu.
ally large and will be sold AT u small advance tor
cash Or approved pd er.
We solicit a call AMI examination of oar stock
by merchants visiting this market.
bLACHLY N -lMPSON,
feblO SIN No III Pearl L, Cincinnati y
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LOUISVILLE ADVER' MIS-.
SPRING AND SUMMER DAY GOODS

T. & E. L. T. v
Mains 81. ID door below Third, Louisville, Ky.
VTIEore recei ing our spring an summer goods
wv making our .ock iuli anu " ell ASSORTED, par
OF which consists Of
100 bales "A, 3 A and GA brown Cotton;
= so do 3-4, 7-S and IA Ticking;
30 do brown and blue driliings;
Is do 3-4 aud A Osnaburgs;
20 do Stirring and Stripes;
loo ca .es new style Prints;
50 do bleached Cotton;
20 do do Drilling;
Is do Cottonade ard Deuims;
do black aud fancy Lawn
10 do solid and pianl GingiIam;
I'D do blk and cold Cambrcs and Selicias;
do apron and shirtng Check;
do Irish linens and Hollands;
3 do. French slate Linen;
.p'ces black aud fIncy Cloths;
$50 do do and fancy Cashmere;
2uO do Salinet, Twede and Jeans
loo do Drap d'Ete and Queens cloth;
$50 do black and fancy iustres;
IS do new sty Nous d'Lanes;
Us do silk, satin and cotton Vestings;
90 do do and wurst,d Serges;
60 do Cambria, JaccneI and swiss Muslin (;
1900 do Bonnet Cap and Mantua Ribbons;
1000 dozen cotton hose and gloves.
1900 brown aud bleached laLle-cloths;
Camlets, chainbreys, nankeens, waddIng, diapers;
wool and cotton flannel; canvas; padding ELK and
cotton vclvets: velvet cord; white and black nets;
baregess grapes laces; blndin9 kid gloves, Lam
caster quilts; Enbrelas para-Hf, silk and cotton
cravais and handkerchief combs; suspenders.
thread. buttons: ne edles. &c. All of which we will
sell cheap We 'ectuily invite the attention of
our Ole customers and country merchants general
ly. (mhlyd2awll T. & f SLEViN
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To Physicians. Country Merchants, and
Everybody. tt

EttE! bOOse
lust received from the Eastern markets, large
- assortment. In addinon 10 my former stock OF
Drugs Chemicals, Dyes. Oils, &C. consisting in
part If the preparations cf Mercury, Iodine Iron,
Quinine and Morphine; Nitrate OF Silver pure;
oalacine. PIPerine, rannin and PeDsin. Fl "a
| Pchefelin's selected powdered lpecac, Jal,ap,
Cunchonea, Turkey AMI iudia Rhubarb. -.
Potash. PeaTiash. Saeratus Sup. Carb. Soda,
Cream of Tartar, Tartaric Acid, Lpsom and Ro
cheile Salts Canphor, Opium and many other ar
tcies specially in the Drug line
Mrs. Millars fine CT Chewing Tobacco and q
superior article OF Cayendish, Macabo, and Scotch
Snufs
A FIVE ort nent OF Bird Cages. seeds ard foun-
iains Hyatt genuine excelsior Matches. " oEstt' 3
Phoenix Btters ard Pills, ar. :. r. osnsend's
Sarsapariila. and all other SarsapaiiIlas and popu.
lar patei,t medicines.
Brushes ofevery kind from the large VIII tew ash
down TO the Camei's Hair pencil
DIR. Bannings Body Brace. DIR. Eiich's Supper
tiers. Shoulder Broces, lnhaiing Tubes. Books
Consumption. and Medicines. ALA. ErringeTs Sup
poners, Braces, bandaees and Truss S
Garden Seeds, fnedicirsi herbs, roots, extracts
and powders put up by the Shakers
Glassware A iuil assortmen Of shop fun ifure.
bottles and vials window and plate cut 10 any size
own risk. All of which Offered whole
sale retail. with desire 10 give satisfaction as 10
quality and price ALLEN c. Hal LOCK,
fehlItf Naiu 81. near Waicr. Evnr svile. Ia.