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Winding Up!

SHAWLs, Coboirrh cloths, Taglionis and Meiropo.
- lans aud other worsted goods al your own pri,es.
They're cheap, aud IL you don't believe IT, come and
look al them. III: JOHNSTON, Jr., i62 Main 81.
4 IR5o. = .|...
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Market Street Chair Shop.
WIN. HI. SEAMAN.

MANUFACTURER Of Chairs, Settees soeiables
4l Stools etc. No. lG6 Market st. would respectfully
inform his friends ard public generally, that he manu-
actures and keeps on hand, large and good assortment
Of setees, chairs sociabes stools etc. all kinds lie
determined by buying his stock tho lowest whole
sale prices to make the best work and sell very
lowest prices His stock OF chairs, settccs sociables
arn.chairs rocking chairs, chdren's chairs counting
house stools office Chairs writing and revolving chairs
and arm chairs OF all kinds is unusually large and r
ces exceedingly low Give him call and you will find
that Market street is the place to buy both in price and
quality. Wheeling apr 30 1852
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Going 70 Quit!

RLACK, Green, Choco, Maroon, Mode and Cherr,
- French Merihosi at less prices than they can b,
bought East THUS season--oouo aud see them. ..
Oct, I, 1852. TIL JOHNSTON, Jr., i02 lain st.
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Mdnt,Has.

RICH plain and Wutered silk Mantias, Rich Vel
:, vets all colors, Blue sin and Satin for
Mantila with frnges lace and trimmings to match a,
oct. !, lo5i. STONE d THOMAS.
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save your Carpets.

q Doz. skeleton Mas. together with great variety
81 OF other door Mats, just Fssivsd snd will he nsS
very hwby toet. I, lss3 Je. HAlBOvS.
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One Year In n,lynncc!

TLoAKs, with aud without hoods, bought at "BuL
~ Plus Cloak Emporium, Broadway New York, Tho
latest styles at (oet. l. is52) JoHNsToN'S.
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New Cooking Stoves.

CAVETT d DUFFIELD have got up a new improved
pattern for Coal Cooking Stove which they would
invite the candid attention of their customers and the
public. 0''s'' anu '"e
lis cheap, neat and durable consumes much less fe,
and has all the appurtenanees necessary TO oomnJete
.ooNi"S apparatus. wheeling, apr 80, 1852.
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Table and P,a,.o Covers.

lust received a large stock of French Embossed
Cloth Covers ol different sizes aud eoloss sone o
superior quality, which viii he sold low by
Oct. }, ie5s. ls j, u. HARBOUR, lt3 Main st.
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Br,.ss stair Rods.

n = DOZ Brass stair Rods hrst rate article ius,
~ received, those in want oS cheap and good ar.
ticlc win please call
Oct. l, 1850. ]. .C.UARBoUR, lI3 Main ST.
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Programme, in part:

.H 90 F Programme, In part: ".
Fine Rich DE I.ainos, at 10. .. "i'
Linen Cambric IIaudkerchiefs. at 6, ... ...
Yard Wide elegant Chniz, at i2
Good Black Alpaccas, at i2. NJ -...... '....f
Good Jeans and Satinetts, az low as Io
Hest Flip Bleached Musin,s in town, ..'.
Finest kind of Red FlaI Dsls 25.
As0-fbc most elegant and extensive Silks s.tips
and Brocades, French Cashmeres Ds Laines Embroid.
cries, Gloves, Hosiery, &C., &c. all a, much less
than ander ihe old system T. s. lIIODES
Goshorn Buildings, No. l50, Main street
= Goods sont 70 any part of the city free of charge;
and Store open until O'ciock at night
OCt.s, le52. . g .u#..... .'. -...
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yITE arc now receiving from our eastern Msnueetur
w ing Establishments Of the largest and hest man
ufactured assorimens Of Boots and Shoes for Spring
and summer Wear offered in this any other mar.
ke They have been faetured to order, according
to our own drecion and are intended expressly for
failing To our regular Customers and all others wU
may favor with call, otter an unusu large
variety OF Boots and Shoes which guarantee equal
in quality OF material aud workmanship to those ina M.
factnred in this any part OF the United States Oui
stock will be found to consist, in part of the following
seasonabIe Goods:
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Rg$5OO CHALLENGEr .,..,

tVHhTEvER concerns the health and happiness of
people Is AZ all times OF the most valuable imnor
lance take for granted that every person will 10
a IN telr power to the lives OF their Children and
INA, every person viii endeavor promote their own
neoIh al all sacrifice feel to he my duty tn soemn
X assure you that WORMS according the opinion n,
.ne most celebrated Physicians the primary csusc
VI iaee majority OF diseases to which Children and
aaas ere liahle II you have appetite contnusI,v
Gnengeahe rom one kind of food another Bad Rrca,
ram IN The stomach, Picking the Nose Hardness a,
funess OF the Belly, Dry Cough Slow Fever Pulse I
reeulm-remember that all these denote WOR MS 80,
NOu ShOIlu at fhn = -,-'.SI oh0
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BNckelS!
New CnrDets.

+ AN now receiving daily, my Fan Winter stock Of
Carpets, Rugs, OH Cloths Curtain Goods ri Uu,ia
&e. &c. My stock large and has been selected with
great care, aud will be sold low the same goods
can he got in any other market Those desirous of SEQ
nr somo of the protest Carpets and Rugs ever offered
Ia this city will call at li3 Main street = i'iV'"
Oct !, lsJs. t..t t.-.,u ], g, HARBOUR.
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wORv7 Sv,.r,,

an article founded upon scientific PrlncipIes com.
pounded WIN purely vegetable substances bein. na,
lecty sale when taken, and be given TO the mos, &
@er an, WIN decided beneficial effect, where bowel
debiitaed the Tonic properties of my Worm svpn anu
Smen @ stands without an equal in the catalogue Of
which makes it an niallihe remedy for those tai
with the astonishing cures performed by ,Sis
syrup ae rhyslcians have failed is the best evidence
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Carpets.

DEAurIFuL InsrAiu Carpets, an auction lat. yery
- cheapi s00 y'ds ilenip do, very cheap; A good
sor,ment Of Ragdo Al STONE THOMAS,
Oct. l. leS2
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Rich Dress EOOdS.

10O0 Y'Ds BlAck Silks from 35t TO 81 per yard
IUOO 100 ps, Fancy, Broche IL plain Dress Silks,
from ~ cts. 10 % yd.
2On ps. Rich lie Laincs Merinos, be ago Thhei Cloth
fersitn poih, &c, u, AZ the Cheap Store, spn
oct, 1, 1852. GOLDEN BEEHIVE.
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Literary Depot Removed,
NEW FnRNJ.

TAs. II. McNECHEN, having assoc lated with him in
~ the Periodical business, Mr.. Andrew Morrow, OF
Ptshurgh. tho establishment will be owed OH OF about
the LIST OF July, to of the under the Mcclure
House opposite the Post Office when the business will
be carried on under the names of McMechen d. Morrow
Mr.. Morrow having hoen heretofore engaged in the sale
aud delivery of q. Virtues, aud j. Tails & Co.'S Illus.
Taed Publications, that business will hereafter he mer.
ced In the Literary Depot, and the works win he
delivered to subscribers, the Depot as they NAV de-
sire. MIR. McMcchen, feeling grateful to his customers
for past favors would solicit continuance OF the pat
ronagG in behalf OF the firm. Every pains w mi be
taken to give entire satisfaction.
AR II will he necessary To close the business the
te concern those who know themselves he Indebted
to the same, are respectfully requested call aud settle
July y, 1852. McMEChEN IL MORROW.
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Hx HNnu~AH,

TUE subscriber respectfully informs his old friends
and customers that he has removed his mann
from No. I00 TO 49, Marke square where he ia prenaf
cd to fill all orders in his line of business. -
On hand large assortment of Copper Kettles. Tin
Ware in all its varieties either hand or made 10 or
der at short notice Particular attention paid TO House
Work, Cutters, SpoutDg, etc. =
Sheet Iron Work made to order, Lead Pine Uydrants
etc, always on hand. Hydrant repairing attended to
with despatch. Persons wanting anything in the above
ne would do well to Call and examine the ality and
prices before purchasing. GEO. w. JOHNSON.
apr 30, 1852. O.. ,-r E I70 Market sauare
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We are opening, at No 90, Monroe street Wheeling
Va, large and very elegant assortment Of BOOTS!
SHOES, SOLE LEATHER, Sc, purchased in Boston,
New YORK and Philadelphia, all Of which will offer
TO our friends and customers upon the very hest tems
Fresh and New and OF tile most Fashionable style and
FINISH and from the best Manufacturers in the East
think we can offer inducements TO all those who ay
fsvor us with aea in any thing pertaining to line
Of business. TINCI,E A MARSH
Wheeling, apr. 10, 1859.
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pREpAREl -xspEpAREI

Two he astonished at the great difference the cash sys.
l. ten, makos in the Price Of Goods. '.0 IT
am now opening the largest stock of Dry Goods eycr
oefed al retail III this city and as propose selling
ENTIRELY FOR CASH '.a
am determined to offer them such prices that every
cash. ,tr fl|'. H. 100 wv - "
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Party Dresses,

piBBoN striped hrocade, and twisted silk Grena.
" dimes at less than New York prices Light colored
GNce silks always worn, on sale; cheaper than you can
buy them notwithstanding oil to qait-call AT
Och !, 1859. JonNSToNS.'
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Always in advance!

InUR Palm Leaf shawls were all sold last year, hut
" we have another style aaf out here yef-come and
soe'lem (octl) TIL: JOHNSTON, Jr., 1872 NJ ainst.
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HARDw AXE. oueenswArs, Glassware, Table saIt--
Just teee:yed osbornqs lot of aAsop,ed Queen.
ware iisrdwaIe, Glassware, aud ow boxes Of fine M
bic Salt. +. A. ], OsDORNE
\ ST. Clsirsvilis, July.o, is5a
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NOTICE.

STOCKHOLDERS In Belmont County, who have made
- payments upon stock Subscriptions in The Central
Ohio Rail Road. 10 Mr.: d. Wright, Dep. Treasurer,
wilIecese the orders due thereon, from Jas d. Wrght
on and amer the hrst OF January, ls53. - =
Zsnasvnls, Des. II, 1859. '- :
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SeIIinu or mt Cost!

I(IcU and expensive silks and satins, Of the newes
IN patterns and designs elegant capcs Bcrlha's ani
sleeves M0usliue nc LANES, worth 75c. at IS and 90.
The suhScrihct Is going 10 quit therefore, can Off
goods cheaper than any house In the city,
Come aud see--jullee for yourselves.
OC1 |, ls52. Tlii JOHNSTON, Jr., IOi Main 81.
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ENIsiI! FISH 1l-Ncw-ssackcra and Salmon. at
July2a) OSIORNE,s
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WHEELING BUSINESS.
WALL PAPER.

. < 000 PIECBs--Persops wanting Wall Paper,
SO,UUO will please bear IL in mind that the sub.
scriiers have just received stock Of fne and
Wall Papers, Bordering and Fireseeens, not surpassed
by any in the city lin quality and vsrirty Prices
10 he lower than elsewhere. f. L. WILDE Il co.
Wheeling, apr. 10, 1852. cor. Main and Union sta.
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WHEAT & CHAPLINE.

monroe street,
ga ~@ WHEELING, VA.
x<4fxSE4It&HTA> WHOLESALE DHALKRs IN NOTIONS
<sxs.yy22ssN 80 SCHOOL AND, BLANK BOOKS, WALL
esfo4sN PAPERS, WRITING PAPERS CUTLERY
COMBS BRUSHES, HOSIERY, CLOVIS, THREAD Ds STATION.
kaY, AND ALL SMALL ARTICLES BOUGHT BY
COUNTRY MERCHANTS. ~
ME are now receiving our Spring stock tn which ,e
w invite the attention of the trade peginu omrse,vaS
as low as any jobbbing house III the country Rags
i'"'"e''' e'''' "a"eu.' ..... april 2 lS52.
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rINHE cheapest ApaSns in America-Fine alpaca all
L colors worth 37t az lsi beautiful figured black do
worth 50 c's at 2s rich figured Alpaca for trav
eng dresses woro2t at Is to 81 cts aud lots of Goods
at amazingly low prices. AT the t .,Tf - =
GOLDEN BEEHIVE STORE
spril0 lS52. No. ia Main Street Wheenp.
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Mems Roots,

4 on PAIR mems thick Boots.
IZU 60 !" gents " P. I'|. ...
Oct. !, 1859. .f' rom q pEyoI..
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Spring styles o f Silk HAS for 1880.

JUST reed from New York. Beehe & cos snrins s,o
OF SIX Hasa hat that cannot he surpassed in bfiI.
alot OF the Philadelphia styles. Call and
Nneellhg, apI. 10, loo2. 3. D. HARPER.
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TnEe.svIss wrshrs lndisn Vegetable Piu,. Ar.
ALErANDER'a
Rrug SIZE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-06

j. Q. SIMoSDs, NJ, D., Secretary Board of Health.
CHARITY HosPTrAL.-The following is the re-
port for the twentyfour hours ending at O'Clock on
Sunday night 4th inst
Admissions. 20 Deaths yellow fever
Discharges ............ 81 Other deaths.
INoUEsTs.-An inquest was held yesterday on
the body of man named John Williams aged about 32
years, and native of Baltimore, Md, found dead on
board the sloop Fashion, in the New Basin Verdict ::
Died of CONGESTION of the BRAIN
Also, on the body of man named William Mckay, a
sailor native of Nova Scotia aged about 80 years found
dead in the river the foot of Louis street Verdict
sCommtted suicide by drowning.n
Also the body of slave named John belonging to
Mathew Ryan aged 81 years aud native of South Car
DINA, found dead the premises of Mr. W. Wilson on
Common street Verdict Game to his death by hem
morhage of the phemeral artery caused by wound in
icted with sharp pointed instrument in the hands of
the slave Henry belonging Mr. Jennings on the even
ing Of tbe4th inst.
Also, on the body of white boy of unknown name,
aged about II found dead in the river the foot
of Ursuline street. Verdict Accidental drowning
fhe body entirely naked and had distinguishing
mark, aud had light red hair, long
fifth inquest was held the body Of a man named
Fritz "a sailor board the schooner Creoe) aged %
years, aud native of Holland found dead in the Old
Basin. Verdict Died by drowning
ELECTION OF CHURCH WARDENs. AT an cleo
ton held yesterday for wardens Cathedral Church
of St Louis the following the result G Ramos, 9o4
votes; A Baldwin, s73 l. Bozonier 527 F Gomez 400
l. Lamothe, 3ioi A. D. Guesnon, 1874 v b. Cruzat 49,
We call attention to the card of Madame J
A. Dyke, in another column advertising cure for yellow
| fever.
CONCEALED WEAPONS. i Peter Mickle, or
wickle brought yesterday before Recorder Winter
on the aft lavt Martin Will for CARVING dirk with
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ELECTION Riot AT BuFFALo-Bufaio, Au-
gust 29.-The democratic ward meetings, held
here on Saturday for the election of delegate
to the Democratic State Convention, occasioned
great excitement between the friends of the Ad
minstration and those who oppose Gen. Pierces
policy in making appointments The contest
was very severe, and resulted in the entire rout
of the Administration party. In some wards
the ballot boxes were broken to pieces, and q
general fight ensued
The TRIAL OF THE RAILROAD CONDUCTOR
.ve,D Haren, August 29.-The case of Com
stock, the conductor of the NewHaven road
whose trial has been going on at Danbury, on
the charge of manslaughter, growing out of the
Norwalk disaster, was concluded without con
victing the conductor. The jury stood nine for
and three against conviction. The Judge, how
ever, sent them out to reconsider the case.
THE GAyAzzI RIors--.Nonfreal, August 20
The Vigilance Committee on Saturday arrested
the Mayor, Hon. Chas. Wilson, for murder on
the 9th Of June. at the Gavazzi riot. He was
held TO bail in $4,000, to appear on the 14th OF
October. Three rioters of the 9th of June have
also been arrested, named Garrett Barry, P G
Brouillet and NJ, Mozes. The latter is I'd as
sistant engineer of the Fire Department.
APPoINrMENTs-W yashin gton, August 90
Col Polk, of Baltimore, it is reported, has been
appointed Consul to Bordeaux; and Ex- Cover
| nor Dana, Of Maine, Charge to Bolivia.
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N. - RELIEF MEM

Ns- HOWARD ASSOCIATION. - RELIEF MEM
BERs.-
BoULLENET President - Dryades and Magazine street
G. W. SHAW President Camp opposite Female Or
phan Asyhn, and IS Poydras street.
C. II. MOBILES Second Vice President, New Basin
KURSHEEDT Treasurer Is Bourbon and IS Camp Streets
RICARDO Secretary 40 Camp street. and Terpsiehos street.
J.. o. PIERsoN, corner of Camp and Orange Streets
W. l.. GILES, corner Of Camp aud Orange streets.
l.. c. BILLIARD, IS Camp and So Bacehes streets.
E. L. NIaIMo 90 Canal and % Camp streets.
W. EMERSON, Baechns street
J.DEHsADoN, Mt Toaro's Indrmary.
CALDWELL ~ Bank, Place, and Dord street, near Camp.
W. II. HAMMER, IS ST. Charles street.
W. II. PALFREY, - Camp and 1876 Julia streets.
W, l.. ROBINSON, Is Benvile street
p. coNNtFFE, 81 customhouse street.
B. o'CONNELI, Cont street.
C. W. WHITALI EsplaDads street, opposite the Mint.
/ j. W. vANDEGRlFF, Architect Buildings.
J. J. BROWNE, First and Che,nut streets.
J. WILLIS corner of Josephine aud Chestnut streets.
LIVINGSTON 40 Camp, aud ST. Louis street. Royal
| J. o. HARRIS Constance street, near Meieerts.
DONOVAN Market street, between Paanier and Anuuncion
~ requiring relief will please apply any the
that those applying Relief will
applications the member residing the Patients
nfImay of Gaienns and Lsyee
ivQo D,l RICARDO, Secretary, DO Camp street
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To TIE ladies'.

MAD AN P ATEN
IL Respectfully offers her services the Ladies of New Orleans foi
the Of the following diseases PRoLAPsus uIE
WHITES, PRoFUsE AND PAINFUL MESsTRuArloN, EN-
GoRGEMENT AND ULcERATioN OF THE WOMB.
adopted by that which has 'b approval
the distinguished Surgeons Paris London New Yorh
ta here Of which she hes ample testimony and the
respectable ladies usfes all dseaee
Uterus, Of a nature, be cured.
herself exclusively the diseases Of Ladies'
can be consulted DAILY, a lei residence,
myls eptf 1s8 st. Joseph street.
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.Dr. EdsU. Je1sner Core,
DRuGGIsr, No. rs Camp st.

tY- DIR. E. ]. CoxE's PREPARATIONS extensive for
nearly years their intrinsic mata acquired reputation
unsurpassed equaled bs similar made the North.
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP.
EXTRACT OF coPAIvA, sARsAPARfLLA AND cUBEBs.
AMERICAN COUGH LoZENGEs.
CHOLERA sYRMP AND PILLS
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND PER-
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES
w Prepared No. IS Camp street. by DIE J. COKE, and for
sa by Druggists generally. iv7 9ptf
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LOUISIANA INTERIOR. Feliciana Wing of
the Slst ult. has the following:
Such season as the present, no one here,
not even that universally revered oracle 50 the
oldest inhabitant," has ever known. Since
about the first of May it has rained here nearly
every day. The rains have not only been fire.
quent but very heavy, usually accompanied by
wind and much thunder and lightning. The
health of the different neighborhoods is general
ly good The effects of so much moisture have,
however, been disastrous to the cotton crop
The bottom crop will be almost total loss. 1t
is computed at almost nothing by every planter
we have eonversed with.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Daily Report of the interments in all the
Cemeteries of the city for the "a hours ending at O'Clock
Al NJ, on Monday, September s. 1858
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/ SERVICES. ~ Persons de-
Eau Goods.

Fail Goods.
GIQUEL s. JAMESON,
1s Charities street.
III The undersigned haa received ship wurtembng from
rance City ship sas Holmes New
York an assortment Of FALL GOODS, con-i.ns of
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CAL1COEs;
MoUssEIINE DE LANES. MERISoES aud cAsHMEREs
FIGURED vELvETs; woRsTED FoULARDs
PLAID CAsHMEREs FOR CHILDREN,
CoTToNADEs FOR BOYS;
ENGLISH BANDS. EDGINes AND INsERTINGs;
vALENCIENNEs LAcEs
And great variety Of
FANCY AND STAPLE GOODS.
Also, FOR PLANTERS--
GRANIER BLANKETS, LINSEYS, KERSEYS,
DENNIS, L0wELIS
which they VIII sell at the very loves. prices.
q GIQUEL s. JAMESON,
az 2tinly IA Charities strest.
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Drugs, Medicines, x.erfisnsery, etc

II The respectfully call the attention of
Planters Phyci Families well stock
comprising every article ha line OF bunesa Al Of which,
examination viii FRESH AND GEN UiNE DuringN
teson SODA WATER AND MEAD Of the best quality d~
esLabshn with all popular Mineral Water
sah CONGRESS- LICK Bar Rooms supplied
reasonable with PURE HONEY; ESSENCE PEPPERMINT
GOULEY BITTERS, etc. THOMAS RANKIN,
api dxWys Druggist and Apothesy Camp and Poydas