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Worcester daily spy., 1853-11-30
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
McDonaId's Advertising Agency.
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
RELIEF IN TEN MIMI rEs!

RE unfailing in the care of CouGus, ASTHMA,
IA BRONCHITIS, SORE THRoAT, HoARsNEss, Diff.
CULT BREATHING, INcIPIENT CoNsUMPTIoN, AND Dis
Eases OF THE LUNGS. TREY have no taste of medi-
cine, and any child will ttke thsm Thousands have
been restored To health ihaI hal befo spaired-
Testimony given IN hnn'Ieds of cases. A single dose
relieves in MINUTES.
ASK Tor Bryan's Pulmonic WATERS. The original and
oaly genuine is stamped "Bryan" Spurious kinds are
ohered>iof sale Twenty five cents box. Sold by
Propretors o3 dawis3m
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oRCasT sTER
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Manufactures. Trades, and Professions.

The following List, representing two houses in
each branch of uade, submitted the citizens of
Worcester County, and the public generally, with the
fullest confidence that persons in of the products
of Woe Work Shops, or the Merchandise of Wor-
ceser Stores in any of the branches here enumeated
will be able TO supply themselves at short notice
upon as reasonable terms can be met with in Bosto
elsewhere.
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Bows Caps.

ruexw~ A large assortment of Boys Caps, made In
e2h23 the most fashionable styles, may be found al
bH@ MERRILL's,
awt No. 22l Manst.
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The ! Octave, in Carved Casl
COAL AT CITY COAL YIRD.

Nov on hand, and constantly recting at CITY
~ Coal Yard, best varieties of Penndvanla Coal,
Tor family use, which viii 30 sold at the west market
price, and delivered in The hest possible Ger
Quality and Weight warranted satsiAory. Orders
left at City Coal Yard Office, Park st. athe Grocery
Store OF Mr. ID. A. Hawkins, Jr,, Llncn squere, or
through the rost once, will be thankiulltecelved and
promptly hlled. G.E. MAN, Agent.
Sept. l5, 1885, ar
Worcester daily spy., 1853-11-30
UsaIOHl EEaiT apresslsag Saloon
LYONS Kathairnn

uSF Received fresh supply, which will be sold
" Wholesale Retail at the lowest cash price Nv
BUSH 81 co; Botanic Druggists
ltf gu "a Front Siraat
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EXCELSIOR HAIR TONIC.
a Purely VEGETABLE Preparation, for prcrpotn
the Growth, Preservation, and Beauty Of
THE HAIR.


the Growth, Preservation, and Beauty of
THE HAIR.
FlE above has thoronghly tested and The result
is, an universal expression OF entire saisfac tjan-
IL IS warranted to endieatr andruH prevent Rad-
ness or tendency to turn gray prevent the falling OF
the halr, preserve its color, render il soft pliaba and
glossy and IN good condition fI cnrling eradicate the
aiilmacue which is destructive to the hair remove
the scurh, cure scald head lieve headache &C. The
Excelsior Hair Tonic being purely vegetable prepare
ton Is the thing ard the only thing worthy of name
BadheSS.-Shouli any desire to see his bald head
retiring under the shade of beautiful locks let him make
Thorough use of the Excelsior Hair Tonic.
FGfflng Or L00SeHing 0f The Hoir II this disease
ne hegected, will prove the precursor of badness a
result which Is by no means desirable one and which
can easily be avoided by thorough of the Excel
sior lair Tonic
DGndruB and ScurB.-Ths disorder, in most cases
owing TO neglect or want of proper attention. may be-
easily ana entirely obvated by the use according 10 d
Tectlons, OF the Excelsior Hair Tonic
HeGdqche.- If yOu wonld be relieved of headache
and The gloomy disagreeable feeling attendant upon IL
anu IN their stead be inspired with the reviving refresh
ing and hilarious spirit resulting from head clean and
clear, and brain free and active, use the Excelsior
Hair Tonic.
LiHiment.-For Wounds, Bruises, sprans, Agues,
rheumatism, ChIlbains, Sngs and Bites of Insects
sore Ihroat, Pimples, Chapel Hands, &C., A most ex
cellent and valuable ninentls the Excelsior Hair Tonic
Chidren-lt may be used upon he heads of children
wit. the happesi results
Prepared Ouly by LOMBARD g. CUNDALL, Drug
gsts, Springfield, Mass. To whom applications for
agencies must be addrtssed.
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PRICE TWENTY-FIvE CENTS.

AeEErs-CALDwELL & HILL, E. IL. MARSH
and ID. SCOTT Dr., and sold by Druggists and Fancy
Dealers, &c, throughout the United States and the
Canadas. au6 dawtf
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WANTED,

A SITUATION in Mercantile or Manufacturing
IA Business, by an active business man, " no will in-
vesttwo or three Tnousad Dollars Address h. S.
through the Post Office. dawtf s27
Worcester daily spy., 1853-11-30

T'IIREE or four Blacksmths, accustomed to the use
L Of Frip-hammeIs. Also two gopi Chisel grinders
Apply to 9. FOSTER & co Worcester, or PAGE,
WHITMAN & CO, West Fitchbuig
mcn24 istf
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Machinists Wanted,
WANTED

Ma st tionary Engine and Locomot Shop in Ohio
l. Inquire of 5. A. HOWLAND, ut y al l. Rice's
Counting ROOM or Is Summer street. distf OF
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WORCESTER WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 20, 1858
WANTS.
WANTED.

On 0OO FEET of Walnut Plank inches thick
" WV Inquire OIL. LELAND, Grafton Ms.
Mo div w3tE
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A Rare Chance

THO WHOM constant employment through the wear will
l. be given, an 4 cgsh payment every week, by
CaAS w FREELAND,
JeS dawlf Union Block, Main st.
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Important to Millers ana Mill-Owners.

DIR. b. r. JAsEPH,
Of d3mfp No ll3 Main st Worcester
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ard skerret deceased The property valued at $500
and the nmbe Knox converted it into money and used
the money to suit himself
DISCHARGED, james Coghill, charged with
shooting the feshwater pirate the steamboat John L.
Avery yesterday released from custody the testimony
tending to show that II he killed the man, which
matter of doubt, he justified In doing Nothing
in substance elected than what was published
in yesterdays paper
INQUEsT.--An inquest was yesterday held on
the body of white name unkn own found dead in
the river opposite the French Market He appeared to
be about So years age had dark hair whskers and
about five feet eight inches In stature had
black alpaca coat blue cotouade pants, white cotton
sh TT, white undershirt and brogans Verdict
Accidental drowning.
RECORDER RAMOS CouRT--S Second Districf. -
An affidavit made In this court yesterday by John
Wells, against one Joseph Castanedo whose de-
clares him at once to be Dago' The deposition OF
Mr. Wells sets forth that he attacked in his own
office by Casanedo who knocked him down with loaded
and beat him most numerically He was required
to give bond in the of $500 to appear when called
ASSAULT WITH DANGEROUS WEAPON "A
warrant yesterday Issued for the one of the
engineers Of the steamboat Nstehez charge by
John Wilkinson cook of the aforesaid boat violent
sault Wilkinson states that he asep in his berth
when attacked that he hauled suddenly Of his
dream and his bed at the same time mauled thoroughly
and finally had his head cut open by sharp instru-
ment bonnie bouche to the little treat he had ber ia
yored with
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Louisiana Interior.

The Thibodaux Minerva of the 9Th inst. has
the following;
HEALTH. Since Saturday morning last, up
to yesterday evening, the number of deaths
within our corporated limits and suburbs has
been twelve. Among the deaths in the country
we have to note that of Mr. d. W Mitchell, Of
| the firm of Mitchell & Egana, planters, opposite
this place, who died on Tuesday last, the 4th
| instant. A lack of material for the disease to
work upon, has greatly diminished the number
| OF new cases. Although we have had several
very cool mornings, we have not yet been favor
ed with frost
All that portion of our parish (Lafourche) ly-
ing below this place is entirely free from dis
| ease; the upper portion is yet suffering to some
extent, but nothing in comparison to what it
has suffered, We hear Of no sickness in Terre-
| bonnie, except in the northern portion of that
parish, contiguous to our town
number Of the planters in this vicinity are
now busily engaged in sugar making The
yield of the cane is said to be very good for the
season.
SICKNESS IN ASSUMPTION. We learn from the
Pioneer, of the ID inst, that the yellow fever
is raging fearfully in that parish The Pioneer
contains list of thirty deaths
MORTALITY IN PLAQUEMINE.-The Iberville
Gazette of the Sth inst. says;
Thirty eight deaths have occurred in this
place, since the first appearance of the yellow
fever.
The same paper says:
The cool bracing weather of the past few days
has greatly diminished the fever cases in this
place There are but few sick at present, all
of whom are rapidly recovering. We hope to
be able to chronicle the final departure of this
king of terrors yellow jack) in our next issue.
The Southern (Plaquemine) Sentinel of the
same date says:
Although at this time, and for a week past,
the fever has not been as bad as heretofore to
all appearances, yet we cannot say that the
prospect of health is any better. 1t now attacks
old residents and native born citizens, which
was not the case at first, and is equally if not
more fatal than when it first appeared. But
we have greater hopes that it is nearer its end,
for the reason that the season is now far adj
vanced; and as We have already had nights
nearly cold enough for frost, we have cause to
believe that not many days more will elapse be-
fore this welcome yisitor-how very welcome
now will make its appearance.
THE FEVER IN ST. MARYs.-The Planters
(parish of St. Mary's,) Banner of the 9th inst
says:
WITHIN the last week the health of the lower
p s ~ 'he parish has undergone very favora-
/ ". ,enange We have heard of no new cases.
nv .nose SICK last week are convalescent-not
slngie case terminating fatally, so far as with
- W. Nhowieuge. The weather, too, is consid-
- ria', .aole, rendering the spread of disease
Of frost sioae pioAin'''y
The Opeleusas Courier of the 9Th inst has
the following items
hkALIH'-Most Of our friends, encouraged
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
To THE NEW ORLEANS Daily CRESCENT.
Hp tbf amfiran Lint.
STEAMBOAT EXPLOsION.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Oct. IL, 8 P. NJ.
The tow boat Mcdaniel exploded her boilers
to-day at IL o'clock, on the Bar at this Pass,
and is badly damaged. Several persons were
seriously injured, and three live believed to have
been lost Captain Francis was blown over
board, and is badly hurt; Robert Elliott, second
engineer, was badly scalded; Samuel League
and Alfred Walters, strikers, badly scalded, as
were also one deck hand and two colored boys,
Three colored boys are missing, one belonging
to Henry johnson, one to John MCLEAN, and
one to Mrs Swiler. The wounded were taken
on board the tow boat DeSoto, and will be up
at about II o'clock tonight.
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ep ttt soutbrrn Line.
HEALTH OF MOBILE.

HEALTH OF MOBILE
MOBILE, Oct IL
There We're only three interments in this city
yesterday, including one death by yellow fever
BLACK WARRIOR.
A telegraph dispatch from New York, reports
that the Black Warrior, bound for this port,
has on board one hundred passengers.
EASTERN MAIL
The Eastern mail has arrived, bringing dates
from New York of the 9th inst, with the Ara
bins letters
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IKE EdRCE IN THE COUNCIL
ROOM.


The Board Of Assistant Aldermen at it,
msstdng on Tuesday night, was far from mani
fssting the dignity Of action expected from {
dsljeativs body. 1t will Be seen by referenc,
toll Eoeeedinss that the Acting City Attorney
80 II = Intsr informing the Board that he
he'd 49, \ rHle for tho dissolution of the in
5unctid. - - Pandely case. and that further
more. ~ Board had right to inquire into the
quakAeations Of Mr.. RAndely, as if no injunc-
fion had issued. That opinion of its legal
adyiesr An olaoer empowered and appointed by
law = give BIZ views touching all legal points
wherein the Interests Of the city are concerned
thus ofRcislly given, Was sufficient warrant for
the Board to take up the matter and to decide
whether Or not Mr.. Pandely was competent to
1T among them. Instead Of taking it up, the
majority Of the Board chose rather to prevari-
cats. The letter of the City Attorney was re-
1sfred 10 the Judiciary Committee, which Com
mittse in its turn will be obliged to confer with
ths CITY Attorney, who will again advise Accord
ing to the tenor Of his letter, and the matter
win th1s b len where it stands at present,
n Nm ~ this STATE Of facts We are led to
$1,000 ~ majority Of the Board Of Interior
dorinns, having nothing to do with the admins
svsaion At o;tv affnirs, We will state o,r rem
sona for q suspectinr them, and leave the pub
lie ID iuixs whether We are correct.
tn Senpoe;tion Of the Board of Assistant
AY1er~sn & deus6I6eatic. and there are doubt.
la. menbers comprising It who would not hesi-
t.t. "a use the brief authority they have for
nolitiosl ends. They are we'll aware that an
investirstion Of the case under consideration
.-.,.At s,.,,,t = IN. evnnl,;on Of tho ,ne,,bar
'N.. n ~. !. ~. ~ -. a.,M
v'10's - -. :. 80 e.S. - ".1 %
raAGs many q his personal and political friends,
whs night thus be induced to throw their infu-
ans into the opposite scale at the approaching
.,.s.ao. pit the ,r.,A.r ~ until af.r ,be
- ~ = I, -
eleouon' ana snen' % inc iase Oh inc member
what It might, 1t could have no effect ON the
prosbsets Of the party in power. That the de-
~. a. The majority was to POSTPONE the inyes-
.,-.s. ,,.;, -. .,s .,s..;o,, - ara forc.d 20
- go ~ N e.ss.
inzee 2seerwise weoia nave gone cooiy
and bsrately to work TO bring about a
thot66 Investigation. Referring the letter Of
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DrED--At Yazoo City, on the Sd, inst, of
yellow fever, Mr.. John J. Wilson, we'll known
merchant of that place Mrs Wilson had been
carried off few days before, by the same dis
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NEW PAPER.-We have received No. IL of the
" .dnseiger des Wesfends," paper published
in St. Louis in the English language, though
devoted to the interest of the German population
IL will be valuable acquisition to the daily
press Of ST. Louis
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PROFESSOR HENRY Dr. MARsAN.-The method

PROFESSOR HENRY DE- MARsAN-The method
and abilities of this gentleman highly spoken of this city,
great favor the ladies
guage Combining the oral system with the
admirable book- reasonable method
ducng the most satisfactory and nconesbe results requires
deal less time than other system, uousy termed
only successful the only nble ons" Professor
formed Day Glasses Ladies' Evening for Gentlemen
He gives Private Lessons usual Al the Pupil or
his rooms, No. Camp street, opposite the City Hotel
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The clerk of the steamer H. u. Bacon has GU
thanks for late st, Louis papers.
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foafASo. -Messrs. Briede & Roder advertise
the receipt of some Of these delicate fish We
can voneh for the excellence of their fish, and 81
their house at the Lake end of the Jetfersor
Railroad sun
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NASHVILLE AND MEMPHIS RAILROAD COMPANY.
The Memphis Eagle and Enquirer of the 9TH
instant says:
The meeting of the Board of Commissioners of
this road, held at Brownsville on the Sd instant,
was largely attended. We learn from a gentle
man, who was present, that over 100000 of
stock was represented by delegates, while the
people of Haywood and Upton counties mani
Tested the ivelest interest in the proceedings of
the Board. The Board appointed committee
to contract with an engineer, and put him in
the field Immediately. The Board also ordered
call Of two per cent. to be made upon the
stockholders, to be paid to W. b Miller within
thirty days. The prospects of this road are very
fattering
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On September a. at Mnden La LYDIA ANN wife A. G.
ers, Artist Of New Orleans a severe illusss
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1ss- HEBREW CoNGREGATIoN.- ALI those who
are DESTROYS to establish NEW HEBREW CONGREGATION
requested attend General Consultation on SUNDAY tho 18th day
OF October 1881 s2 o'clock No. 1876 Poydra street.
Only those who feel themselves
vtsd to attend. oisAt
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Another cargo of 600 African slaves were
lately landed at Trinidad de Cuba, and from
800 to 500 at Baracoa
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Thanks to the officers of the steamer Lex;n,
ton for Louisville papers.
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YELLOW FEVER IN YAzoo Unprece-
dented .Mortaiity.-The Yazoo Democrat Of
the 9th inst. has the following paragraphs:
Another week has passed, and still the yell
low fever stalks numerically through our des-
olate city, choosing its victims without regard
to age, sex or condition.
As we cannot dwell upon particulars to any
great extent, we shall publish the Sections re-
port as usual, referring the reader to that for
information as to the number Of deaths and the
names of the victims-all since our last are
there recorded. II will be seen that the total
number of deaths since the appearance of yellow
fever among US, amounts to the number of SO,
which, when we consider the. present popula-
ton, less than $780, is alarming.
The number of cases daily reported show but
little if any abatement in the disease--if any, it
is for want of material Let our absent cti-
zens not think of returning, notwithstanding
the weather is so cool and pleasant. We have
had but little, if any frost yet If those who
are absent do not return, the epidemic will soon
have run its course, for the material must soon
be exhausted
As we are going to press, we learn that the
number ofnew cases are becoming more numer-
GUS within the last few hours than for several
days.
Two New Orleans physicians and three or
four nurses have been telegraphed for, to come
to the relefof our distressed, and the care-worn,
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by the news of the healthy situation of our
town, have come back amongst us. Business is
reviving slowly, stores are opening and our citi-
zens look quite happy
There are yet three or four cases Of yellow
fever in our neighboring town, Washington.
Our CRoPs Our cotton fields have been
visited by the worms, and the weather has been
contrary to its culture; nevertheless we have
visited the crop Of one of our friends, near the
village, and we have seen that the hollis We're
large enough to give to their proprietor at least
one half of crop.
Tn canes are fine and the vegetation aided by
fair weather, is SO active, and the canes so
large, that before maturity they fall on the
ground.
We had feared that the heavy and continual
rains we had last spring would destroy both
crops, but We are happy to say, that notwith.
standing the late epidemic that has reduced
most half the number of the hands, we shall
have yet fair crop Of sugar.
HEALTH OF PoINTE CoUPEE--We learn from
the Echo of the 9Th inst, that the yellow
fever had abated in that parish
The Bayou Sara Ledger of the 9Th inst,
speaking of yellow fever, says;
We are truly happy to state that this scourge
is now abating in our two towns. Few, if any,
new cases have been reported to us this week
The weather, too, partaking (as it has for the
past few days. of a cool bracing temperature,
is propitious for health and that it may con-
tinue so is the fervent prayer of one who has
felt decidedly 1" bilious since the advent of the
epidemic. Since the foregoing was put in type
we have heard of several new cases. Weather
turning warm--and cloudy at times-rain badly
needed
The new railroad bridge across the Bayou
Sara, is so nearly completed that on the 9TH the
locomotive with train of cars heavily laden
with cotton passed over and proceeded down to
their old depot
This week, says the Bayou Sara Ledger, we
are under the painful necessity of chronicling
the death of three of our most excellent PARISH
toner's, viz Dr. VIM. Stock bridge, Albert G.
Howell, and Phil. c. Smith. DR.. Stockbridge,
for the last Is years, had been identified with
the interests of this parish He was kind, hui
name, and charitable, with pleasant word for
all in conversation In the capacity of cor
nal, in this and the adjoining towns. As a wri-
ter he was terse, brief and to the point.
The St. Francsville Chronicle of the 9Th inst.
says:
Within the last week the fever has abated
considerably. There has been but four deaths
There are few of our citizens yet sick, but
only one or two dangerously SO. We hope to
announce next week the entire disappearance of
the fever. We would, however, advise those
who have taken up their abode temporarily in
the country to remain away until FROST
The weather for ten days past, says the
Chronicle, has been fair and mild. Planters
have almost finished gathering their crops.
There will be no cotton to gather by the LIST of
November.
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Drugs, Medicines, Perfxn,e,.,y. etc

Tbs subscriber would respectfully call the
Planters PhysanA and Families his well stock
comprising every article his line Of business all Of which,
examination, will be found FRESH ENUlNE. n
season. SODA WATER AND MEAD very beat quality
will be found At this with all the
such CONGRESS- BLUE LICK, supplied
reasonable with PURE HONEY ESSENCE PEPPERMNT
GOULEY BIrTERS, etc. THOMAS RANKIN -
ap dAWys Druggist and Apohecary Camp Poydns s
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To the Ladies.

To the Ladies.
M A d A M P l. TEN
Respectfully offers her the Ladies Of New Orleans for
the treatment of the following PRoLAPsUs UTERi
WHITES, PRoFUsE AND PAINFUL MENsTRUATIoN, EN-
GoRGEMENT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB.
The treatment adopted by her that which approval
the most distinguished Surgeons Of Paris London York and
a here of which she has ample testimony and the
respectable ladies she refer uahe that all disease
Of the Uterus not Of nature be cured.
Madam devos herse exclusively Ladies'
can be consulted DAILY, at her readenee,
myls eptf 1sB st. Joseph street.
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NEW HEBREW CONGREGATION are re-
iues'ea 10 call attention to the meeting, adver-
s'ssu n inns paper for the purpose of forming
new Hebrew Congregation
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YIN. o. DibON,

C A R N TER AND Bull Id R,
No. 10 st. Joseph street,
between 81. Charles and carondslst.
~ JoBBING fall descriptions reasonable terms Stores
fitted Counters made Black Walnut Mahogany finely
finished repaired year
Sash Doors and Blinds made and repaired Work and Pack
ing Boxes Of all kinds made to order. jyll sm2p
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DIR. EdtU. Jenney Core,

DIR. EdtU. Jenney' Core,
DRUGGIST, No rs Camp st.
ts DR. E. J. CoxEis PREPARATIONS, in extensive
nearly fifteen have by their acquired reputation
unsurpassed If squalcd by any similar
I SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP
EXTRACT OF coPAlvA, sARsAPARILLA AND CUBEBs.
AMERICAN COUGH LozENGEs.
CHOLERA SYRMP AND PILLS.
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND PER
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES.
~ Prepared at No. Camp street. by DriE j. COKE and for
sale by Druggiats generally. iy1 gpf
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Dry Goods and FEATURES

tF HOPES wslknown CHEAP GOODS STORE, opposite
the Dyades Market for sale of the death of Mr. H. "a
family, his retiring This
the best Retail Dry the city, particulars apply
the Store, D. Gowans Co. 10 Canal lmqp