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By Mr.. APPLETON, u Massachusetts. Tie % .
ttion Of the Boston Marine Society, IN relation 10
sbOiishing corporal punishment IN the navy and
merchant service. Referred 10 the Committee on
Naval Afsirs
BY Mr. WASllBURN. The memorial II John a
Poor a al, executive committee, 60, for a grant
Of land IN aid Of the European and North American
Railway.
Alec, tho rcmonstroucc q A. VI. Roberts and
Otbers, nero hsnts, shipOwners, aud insurers, II
Bangor, Maine. against the repeal ofan "Act for
The reduction q the costs and expenditures in nd.
Inlralty against ships and vcsscls," passed March
3, 1871
On motion by Mr.. SCUDDER, tho petitions Of
I7cbeu7 KNOWLES and others, and Joshua Knowles
and others, for allowance II fishing bounties to
owners and crews Of schOoncrs Floriila and Gar.
net, OF Truro, MasAtchus,tts Vas taken from the
Girs and referred 20 the COfntnit'fo on Commerce.
by Mr. YATES The petition ~ David j. Perry,
and enc b1rjfc1 and twenty others, igru grant VI
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-02-19
THE r EPU BLIC.
WASHIN GTON:
THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 10, 1851

"A crisis is approaching that must, if it cannot
be arrested, soon decide whether order and good
government shall be preserved, or anarchy and
confusion ensue can most religiously aver
have no wish that is incompatible with tho dig
nifty happiness, and true interest of the people Of
this country. My ardent desire is and my aim
has been, as far as depended upon the Executive
Department, to comply strictly with all our en-
gagements, foreign and domestic; but to keep the
United States free from political connexions with
every other country, to eec them independent
OF all and under the influence of none. In word
want an Americdn character, that the powers of
Europe may be convinced we act for ourseipss,
and not for others. This, in my Judgment ia the
only way to be respected abroad and happy at
home; and not, by becoming the partsans Of Great
Britain France, create discussions, disturb the
public tranquility, and destroy, perhaps forever
the cement which binds the Union"
I7q5
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IGEoReK WAsHINGToS, 1895.

'Resolred, That we regard the series of acts
known as the Adjustment measures as forming
in their mutual dependence and connexion sys-
ten OF compromise the most conciliatory and the
best for the entire country that could be obtained
from conflicting sectional interests and opinions
and that, therefore, they ought to be adhered to
and carried into faithful execution final set
tiement in principle and substance Of the danger
Gus and exciting subjects which they embrace"
Resolution Of Jphig Congressional CAUCUS, Deem
Der |, 1851.
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ADDRESS AND RESOLUTIONS.

In view Of the approaching national contest
for President and Vice President Of the United
States, tho Wing party Of Tennessee have again
assembled in convention, frankly 20 declare their
opinions.
They now, as ever, firmly adhere to that great
body Of republican principles which has guided
them through all the trials of their country IN the
past. They believe, ever in the capacity Of the
people for self government That under the Con-
siituton, the will Of TIC ni ioriiy should prevail
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THIRTY-SECOND CONGRESS.
WEDNESDAY,, February IS, 1882.
SENATE
FIRST SESSION.
EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATIONS.

EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATIONS.
The CHAIR laid before the Senate report from
the Postmaster General, showing the amount re-
ceived for hostages collected and postage stamps
sold during the fiscal quarter ending the 3Oth o
September, 1851; which referred to the Com
mittee on Finance, and ordered to be printed.
The CHAIR laid before the Senate report o
the Secretary of the Treasury showing the con
tracts made by that Department during the year
1851.
The CHAIR laid before the Senate a message
from The President Of the United States, transmit
ting letter addressed 20 the Secretary OF State by
the Commissioner OF the United States under the
convention with Brazil setting forth the obstacles
which impeded the conclusion OF the business OF the
commission. Referred to the Committee on For
eign Relations
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05

This Improvement will
OF Howard street with Felicity Road shall middle
Felicity TO the intersection thereof with Apollo anil coniol
to junction with the stone at head Pytnn
place that street and Apollo where the i'll
end and beyond whi" the stone shall be annullrd
The part from Howard to Apollo must be completed before the
is52, Apollo
tmo months thereafter, if the the
to complete his work on the said April
of muti lid longtudntiiy u of
length the road Of best savil will
sh be haSe scartd together less than
pinned down to the the ends
ross panks with inch cypress or oak pms not less than feet long
those nearest the middle 10 inches by ~ inches, The remaining
Mt the sides OF road 10 inches inches
apart and SO TINT the section shall be level upper
but on top have descent Of inches the TO each side.
The planks md sls firmly well bottom,
covered by inch of shells.
The lls md the spaces between
we'll filled md properly graded ottouu selling
tween the ss with less than half inch sharp
The plhnkng will then be spiked lengths
side OF ridge OF best SQUAD hard yellow plank inches wide hy
Inches thick,
ends pnk sides will squared
connect with said ridge they
street ronl, between Juia an! Grof Streets
All top Pank to M OF best seasoned hard yellow pine
defects calculated impair strength durability Ne
inches wide inches thick
They he brought up close we'll ontc, spiked
men pressed spikes at intersection SILL and 10 be we'll
cred over the joints with sharp sand
lhe whole in conformity with lines and levels be by
of Lafayette and tbs Second Municipality the work
full satisfaction.
Bids running work subject to the app
val OF the Council Of the Second Municipality
Security the full Of the undertaking will required
satisfaction of said Council.
And made the certificates OF raid Surveyors compile
lion Of each third OF which by the sheni popetora
the Lafayette third by hos the Municipality
and the balance equal parts, said corporations.
HUGH GRANT Surveyor Of the Second Municipality.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05
EoHN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF sAR-


S s @ " c Of be s, TR l5 us g @ @ At
S , e SIX ,s At pure @ sa 4a ss
an" F,9s e 81 sss N K Soss & ,s
G al" Sn M %"s t, Ss o s .
@ join bulls Ell" uD' E&RcT Of rs "a @ ssS t
M nfGl"tm1"a before tic public that prepared strictly scientific
gd price, and every pound before Ians nssd to
the ecs chemical tests and it's genGienes svrane being
d T7 s an1 s"@ contain, The Writes Of other
greatest curative agent U G t5s b TEsf nSI1
IG 0io state Journal Columbus Ohio thus speaks of Bulbs sorsa-
has no equal The unprecedented 4 Bas Compound Fluid
Es1Gt Of s.Saraa IN l ety. where has been introduced
TO have tried il warrant the assertion that ia purifier il
with rcalcr little longer and be yuecl that Bulls sar
t' ''' 'nu WONDER or THE WORLD
mud '@tt wi" cure YOU matter how long have suffering
M DR. wSG Dnsst and Apothec"N OF several years standing,
severely afflicted win Nrc Headache dull heavy pain i.
ii s ' rT%T Su Of al 10 y ps aS the
Until Eh"ncT to meet with YOUR, three bottles Of which gave
therefore take pleasure recommending your sarsapara 10 the
y&rS rSs i"l'fHi ""SS JuowEN, MD,
Let all those who ara so EilEUM isr ~ ,o,,i.
nsn read The o!9wg and what also may for hsm if
Jo'SS bSlSss 81: last tlcp years have been
o son} pain every remedy could %g ' for
on" d n4 mo RS Fss Until was induced
S:Sy o Ny Sn @ a Sa" % 3 % 5 i
5 sG G@ IN P RPso confidently sP 4 Is
vD"'o" '" SR SS Dr. k wM My II II pR li4s
Mn bvlIn regr to srsapnri viii say that have used
p 'Ir Fos sss ? sp q c S a as .
wneG ni a.'eg q cure seems to consist in thorough change
junction With would prefer 10 any Ste ps
upon arnins lie Substances that composition
Lcwtsort, Ry pesS Ssa 1871 '" l. fRENTss NJ D.
NOTICE TO FEMALES
JS4n b% TaTs"Ia" Z one Of the Greatest Female Medicines
Mtc energy sns when the Efforts nature qsD an.
n , Df af oT5s or when The tG pale
aspssse the health broken mind shaken and consequently hspp
naur" in tie performance duty braces The Who'll sy:tcm
pure s 6o Sad Sss' GSS f as sSs.
r Ey sSS aS ,y ss 1 Si% o would
as , %G@ a. ' 1 81, .Son HHIS of %Sq @ wS
long lie Instead cut short by disease or made srbi. from
turn Of H which Win 50 much an 1' Su IT,
s c i fS BE- o as1 Of y ts a avail Al ss %
How we all admir-, "ES ssa osaa GE ats sk >S and rosy %
so avcuY to be- w. r sec " ~I EGSfsng d9selaigm
and Setag materials sencs Of ta WITH S a
injury The sEol 1h sapana IS lie " ls Son
p oSs "S VIII s SSSSss an" r S4S 5 T P"
sSs' s 'f p hR sh %5 1s d..s , ,JS
every minute H 1i n " n a., yl Gp Vigorous, yi9g activity
I ,@IIfs b, n sS "p and isi@s Of Youth II Tie ladies' generally
% 5s %.o s"a SG. G 41s cs.5 ,ss , &
"' " N OF FIN nv Mas MEo EgEF OFFERED IN FAVOR
s M" 1GRs E b dc ASs s p s,, h:Gn in believe
Sg Syphilis and other and gianduIr rat "f sS .,
''E oa. %S p " s"i re - s.s in "or
NJ, ,,,,. MORE MOI TESTIMONY FROM DR. MOORE ''''''
IF s',,isa S % ~, @ s's me" f' e:
WmScsteT Ey Tg Is4 ' "'J As 1 iSa s NSr
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The Liverpool and London Fire and Life


Authorized Capital. Ten MILLIONS DOLLARS.
Surplus and Reserved Fund 100000
- s2slOoOo
Working CnpaTo Millions Three Thousand
Dollars.
oncrns BY its unusually capital and unlimited individual
liability o. the Stockholders that
tLre Risks IN hewOreaIs, the reasonable
The usual abatement of premium ade place the Company Poll
g on par with the Mutual Companies and all settlements losses
CEAS, BRIGGS, Agent, Office 1856 Common street.
DIRECTORS IN NEW ORLEANS
Samuel Nicholson A. Hene, Thomas Sellar,
a. lAnear o. A. Holt, VIM Mure
VIM Felowes, J. B. Behn, C. Bulli,
f. Ogden
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK:
JAS. BROWN, Charnan.
AaIk " Collect Mort Livingston Ed. F. Sandcrson,
G. W. Faber, VIM S Wemore
ALFRED PELl. Resident Secretary.
DIRECTORS IN LIVERPOOL:
WM NICoL Chairman.
los los & fio EwaEr' Deputy charm.n
los. Brocklebnnk Robt. IIggin, Marriott,
VIM. Dixon, George Holt, Edward Moon
VIE Earle, John tiore, Levin Moslsy,
Ihos s. Gladstone G. II. Lawrence, Joseph Shipley,
George Grant HID, IL. Stolttrfoh
fFhs Haywood John Swanson.
SwISTos BoCLI, Secretary.
DIRECTORS IN LONDON
WM. EWART, MP, Chairman.
Gko FnKp; Yovsc, Deputy Chairman.
Sir VIM 7. DeButir, Bart, Hon. +. Pon.onby,
VIM Brown, NJ. P. John Ranking,
Matthew Forster, NJ. p, James NJ. Rossetes,
Frederick HARRISON T.u
James Hartley S.yinton Boult,
Ross de AIangles, NJ. P.
IL identSs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05

M EDICAL DEPOT OF PATENT MEDI-
lx1 CINEs, SO PoYDRAs STREET, Newoleans-JOs HuFTY
would respectfully inform fhe public generally
chased the entire interest Of the Southern Brunch Of Empire
leased the store SO PofDRAS STREET. and fitted
siderable expense fer tho Patent Medicine business Having
passed facilities supplying Druggists and Dealers generally
article this line confidently scc inspection
prices.
GF Satisfaction will be 10 all who him
patronage.
Inc following list only Of his
which and will be furnished the Trade
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GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE \,

~ 1Sl tHdRTHES STREET.JW WRIGHT co having resolved
70 and nnrae department of their business have agreed
Win all the
elnc throughout the UWd States keep constantly suit
prices By tins they enabled for the Inspection
which
any other city Having had purchase and
He Oh aGnt edcies they have acquired facilities conducting
particular department the Liberal
supply the trade prices exceedingly low purchaser cannot
m 10 realize handsome ccntage his
sale OF retail AZ Yeir establishment be assortment of
ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES. The following list comprises
part OF their assortment and can be furnished most
rpu-uinr t,ricps t''hn"'hN '"i'fe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05

( DNIMENTs.
Mustang Liriment,
Hewes'e Nerve and Bone Liniment,
Indian Vegetable Elixir,
Hayes's Linilnent for Piles,
Libby's Pile Ointment.
Councils Pain Extractor.
Dalley's Pain Extractor,
Judkins's Ointment,
Green Mountain Ointment,
Military Ointment,
Connell's Mixture,
Roach Bane,
Smiths Panneea,
Houck's Panacea,
Indian Panacsa,
Chilireu's Panacea, aF
Gays canchalagua.
FEVER AND AGUE.
Oriental Life Elixir,
Mortimer's American Tonic,
Indian Cholagogue, for Fever and
Ague,
Green's Fever and Asue Tonic.
HAIR DYE.
Phalon's Magic Hair Dye,
Bachelors ~. do.
Javne's do. do,
DK. JAYNE'S MEDICINES.
JRyne's Erpectorant,
James Hair Tonic,
Jayle's Alternative,
lanes Hair Dye,
Jnyne's Carminatise Balsum,
Jayne's Tonic yermifuge,
Jayne's Sanative Pills,
Jayne's Agus Pills,
MISCELLANEOUS.
Hunters Pulmonary Balsani,
Indian Nervine Bnlsam for Fits,
Spo!in,s Sick Headache Remedy,
Spohn's Elixir of Health,
Mothers Relief,
Lucine Cordial.
Juno Cordial,
Uterine Catliolicon,
Thompson's Eye Water,
Gra afenberg Eye Lotion,
.Olmstead's Eye Salye,
French Clyslnus,
Mrs. Jervis's Cold Candy,
Stove Earnish,
Bariine's Lotion,
Speeds Electrical Febrituge,
Jew Dayid's plasters,
Linus Plasi rs,
Oil Tannin,
Acoustic Oil, for Deafness,
Thompson's Tcothache Drops. etc,
Hair Brushes,
Flesh Brushes,
Tooth Brushes,
Paint Brushes,
French Liquid Blueing,
Feather busters, etc.
me OF the leading articles, dealers
'ders will be promptly supplied with
ne not included therein.
9 RAEFENBERG MEDICINES for
ipi,
YVES MEDICINES, MOFFAT'S
ENlX BlTTERS, and WRIGHT'S
terms, anD1 d,SE
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Home Mutual Insurance Company of

NEW ORLEANS,
With subscribed capital of s275,5oO, prepared
applications for
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS
, at the office Of the Company, No 81 CRayIER STREET.
profits divided those who company Its
This established purely the principal
the Trustees believe this
security policy holders.
The portfolio the by these
wishing 10 make insurance with it.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
. JOHN II. OWEN, Vice President.
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance


- Incorporated in April lS and declared dividend per
on Two Years Business.
Office No. IS CAMP ST. bstween Grayer and Common sts
BUSINESS COMPANY Insurance Only
This Company being solely
holders and their families
n National benevolent Institution,
and solid principles
ne large and handsome legacy to widows and children death
10 All policy holders, whether life
n the Insurance till DEATH participate the whole Of the profits
tile Company,
Creditors insure the lives can
effect insurance the life her husband, the
herself md children, free from the Of creditors.
TRUSTEES:
John IIagan, Joseph Walker Henry s. Buekn.r
Peter Conrey, ir, Mauns-l White John 5. Allison,
Robert j. Ward Wn I4aye1.h
isaac johnson, Edward
PETER COMFY, Jr. President Board Of Trustees.
DIRECTORS:
+. W. Sewel, John A. Doughtrty Claiborne
EdN. Jennar Coke, John NJ. Lee +. y,
r. q Heart, 1hos. Z. Jenkins, n. o. Preston,
NJ NJ. Cohen, Wickhani D. r, Carroll,
n I. Hall, John A. Roberts, John NJ. Cuan,
Geo W. Smith, II. Brunei, Il. T. Annisteud
Samuel Wolh, L. SuaupenIera
Epw. JESSgR ConR, President.
j. WEnnsnEGhS, NJ D., Medical Board of
H. G. IFtEr1 Actary NJ NJ ot coTas. Attorney.
RICHARD BEtS, NJ D.. No. AL Magazine Medical Examiner
who will be al the office daily from halfpast l? to
BY the Charter only $4,000 $ on single life.
sF This Company prepared
and issue Policies all healthy persons and
Negroes the Table OF Rates established the Board which
than the rates charged by the and London Offices
their restrictions residence the South
Of Profits declared annually and the profits interest
be made available at to the tworls their amount
California Permits at NewYork and London Prospectus
Table Rates, all
to effect he had Office Company
~ Extensive Travelling Privileges.
fhrG hour ii .to5 nj
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SPECIFICATIONS FOR CLEARING AND DEEPENING PART OF
THE CAMP STREET AND THE WHOLE OF THE LENGTH
A =


That part of the Camp street Drain Canal from Felicity
Mepomere shell be
Felicity Me pomen regular
the to the other 1t shall have five feet i'll width
finished shall
feet from each that the the
suffering Of Ito AL hr into T. The whole lie respect
frrior to that completed from Mepomene Clio
3 The Melpomene Canal will e depnel have
depth below the
Of u shall gnde regularly bck the deph lately given june
lion OF with the Camp Drain
M bottom be smooth throughout
canal and in sections will BIZ level
cut and dressed so that a cnua shall have
All material matter whatsoever will be
each verge thu canal to be hauled by the corporation
places OF The mpayuf
g. The Claiborne Canal shall be wlenGf
tdressed SMOOTH
seventeen lees bottom and
not less than eight feet o. depth below the
SAIL The material clear the
canal not less than feet be auec 10 the
with the other canals.
The whole to lie completed the cion the
OF the Surveyor or the LIST day March, 1861 penalty
OF S25 idny day thereafter %
Bids be
and subjected TO the approval the Council required
iul amount OF the Council
Payments will be Surveyor on
comIlttiol OF each five HUGH GRANT,
Surveyor OF the Second Municipality.
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~

Rs- NOTICE is hereby given, in virtue Of the
above resolution passed BY the Municipality No. Two their
September and with
1882 adopted the Mayor Council the city
sitting December ISL that will sell office MONDAY the
9h January 1852 at 2 o'clock the loves bidder the contract for
furnishing all the material and LAYING Plank Road Felicity
from Apollo Howard the whole with
of tile Surveyor. dlSl A. D. CROSSMAN, MAyur.
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MAYORALTY OF NEwORLEANs, Dec. IS, 1851
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY NO. TWO
SITTING OF TUESDAY, December Q, 1851. I
l,Int+ La Iu.r :. Il

MAYORALTY OF NEwORLEANS, Dec. 10, 1851
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY NO TWO
- - SITTING OF Tuesday, December Q, 1851. !
ID ESOLVED, That the Mayor be authorized
and requested, after giving das in the paper
bly, the specifications be furnished
with said notice. All bids will suletc
Lsgnedl JAMES II. CALDWELL, President
Approved December 10, 1851.
tSgnedl A, D. CROSSAiAN, Mayor.
True copy: H. BlER Clerk.
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, Decemtc- 49, 1851
rs" NOTICE is hereby given, in virtue of the
above resolution that will SELL my MONDAY
1852, II O'Clock the lowest bidder, the repair
ing the Dredseboa agreeaby to the specifications b. furnished by
the Surveyor Ids a. D. CROSShiAN, Mayor
SPECIFICATION OF REPAIRS ON THE DREDGEBoAT
timbers. New
the how lnbes the placed
fender tmers.
The hull be thoroughly overlAuled and all detective tbers
moved replaced by sound tnbers quality
Also all defective pakng
being well cauked at the BOTTOM sides md deck
vceable Iarred shall be applied eutng
the shall then sound yellow
and oak seang o. such width break joints egine.
OF the boat or the Surveyor may direct.
The deck be shored
caulked and pitched to the satisfaction the and
the Surveyor
All the work to be performed their directions completed to
TO their entire asrOL before the 18th
nnde penalty of 40 every
Security required the full contract
of the Council
Bids will be subject to the approval Of the Council payment
cash the certificate Of the Surveyor completion the whole
HUGH GRANT, Surveyor the Second AIunci,elitv,
NewDeans, December Is, ISL.
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4 NYSPEPSIA-PREPARE FROM THE ForRTg

n
- SToMAcl or ox.The true DIGESTIVE FLUID GAS
Baron lhg
ioughton NJ d. No. II North Eighth street. Philadelphia
immediate and relief Indigestion Dyspepsia Jandce
Liver Complaint Constipation and Debility, curing
renye of Chole it Keeps the stomach bowels perfectly
healthy condition.
Halt teaspoonl of this fluid water digest or dis
solve he pounds OF roast beef in about hours the
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE.
Baron eig in his eelenel work Animal Chemistry,
artificial digestive fluid, analogous the readily
the of
which various articles Of food such will oenei
changed and dgesed just the
human stonach.'
Dr. Pereirn in his famous treatise published bv
Fowler and Wells the describes
Pereia. ~ ' i'
Dr. Connie fin bis valuable writing Ply sooy Of Dgeion
prominent and n prevailing OF Dypesa;"
distinguished Professor Medicine London severely af
hIeted with the complaint finding thing fail
Gastric of
proved completely successful" ' ~
Dr. rahn author Of the famous work Nugeas Detn saws
1T is remarkable fact physiology that the animals
laeeaed in water impn to the fluid the property dog
articles efectns artificial digestion Of item in M
Dr. Sinons great work. The Chemistry Man,
Philadelphia, 1880 PIP i22 The Fersn iorls
era IN the chemical history digestion. From
know that food dissolved rapidly
prepared nom Pepsn il is in the Gastric ITSELF
Prot Dgson OF Jefferson College, Philadelphia in his
Human Physiology deSOeH than fifty
non OF ta subject His experiments with DR. Beaumont the Gastric
Juice, obtained rom the living hu'nn stomach. animals are
well known all cases. he dgeRtou perfectly
III The artificial as in the natural ligrstlon.'
~ For further proof of the remarkable of this discovery
at u Magazine street and get descriptive sheet
d lI rtrhtgp ptl.rnlf
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10y SibSA hVunc III tilS JUutu
SARSAPARILLAS.
Bulls.
Shakers, (Howes,)
Comstock's,
DIR. Towusend's,
Graetenters,
DR.. Guysoit's Yellow Dock,
BIT1ERS.
DIR. Blake's,
DR.. Green's.
Hutchinson's Vegetable,
Graetenberg,
Mortimore's Bitter Cordial,
Wild Cherry.
Moflat's Ph9uiY's Bitters,
Pepsin's, for Dyspepsia.
COUGH REMEDIES.
DR.. Rogers's Liverwort and Tar,
DIR. Daris's Compound Of Wild
Cherry and Tar,
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherr,
aud Tar,
Davis's Compound Syrup of Wilt
Cherry and Tar,
Pink Syrup,
Cod Liver Oil,
DIR. Coxe's Syrup,
DR.. Clarke's Wild Cherry and Tar.
HAIR TONES.
Smiths Hair Tonic,
Ovens AIngistrantia,
Balm of Columbia.
DYSESTERY SYRuPS:
Billings's Carminaiive,
DIR. Stephens's Astringent,
DR.. Davis's Pain Killer,
Graefenberg,
0lmsttad's.
PILLS.
Graetenherg,
Motfnt's Life Pills,
Brandreth's,
Laugenbeck's Sugar-coatedC opaiya
Mortimore's,
Graetenberg Fever and Ague.
FERMlFCGES.
Constoek's,
Jayne's,
Winer's Canadian.
COSMETICS.
Meen Fun,
Almond Soap,
Farina Cologne,
Windsor Soap
Rose Hair OIL,
raylor's Shaving Soap,
Military Soap,
Transparent Soap.
DENTIFRICES.
Orris Tooth Wash,
Chlorine Tooth Wash,
nr. Lacrue's Tooth and Sum
Specific,
Calcined Carbon.