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NorrcE.-The Public are requested to al
tend an examination of the several classes
in the Public School District, No. 10 on Fri
day the 25th. inst.-Also an Exhibition at
the M. E. Church in the evening at early
candle light.
JOHN WHITE. Princinal.
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Sale Of Real Estate by order of Court.
Petition Of Guardian to sell land. Decree
Fall Term A. d. 1852.
Samuc New il'iams. Guardian
.ErI rI,L..D.. ~ H.

! | q no ,F
Thomas McWillisma ( Common PIe,s Of n,i
mont County Ohio, hat at the Fall Term thereof A. D.
eJ!, the undersigned will offer public sale on
the 0. day of April A. d. ls53 II o'clock A. s lie
front dnOr OF the Court house in 81 CIArssIle the Io
ing Real Estate, as tie property OF Thomas NCWisns
minor, 10 wit: being pEIt OF the ". of :. 21 Il. n
beginning for the same a. white oak tree stand on
The u. loundary Of ssid = and being the n H. O of
Samuel C. hcWilliaus tract OF laud, then T. 40 gl IlO
poles to post from which white oak Is inches i'm di.
aneicr hears :. COS links, aud hickory 10 inches
in diameter hears N. SOC L, inks thence s. 90? IS jG0
poles 10 stone nlantrd in the middle of the Nc ris
town roal thence NJ ~ W. lS 30 ilO poles to s,Dne =
thence n. 2S4 poles 10 the beginning containing *
81 perchas, more less. Apprased a: s2Ij0 O0.rn T
OF sale one half of the Vurcha.e money Re maid on H.
day Of sac, the remaining half in tr:o a,rnsI in
salmenis with interest thereon from Lat, Too h;ab
legal bidder 10 lie the purchaser. '"s"es
March II, lS52,-4t. Guardian - .n.,, .ar,
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= EW GROCERY!!-ConvEa OF M1Iy

- il " NNUOEN1 !!-UORNER OF MAIN
! u MARIETTA SIREETs. Sr. CtAiravlLrr Duo-
saWes H''hrson takes TINS opportunity informing
ms friends ana tue public generally that he row on
mana ana offers for sale in the lately oCcupied hv
Mcssrs H. q j. Osborne, corner of IL ain and Marietta
sees, large assortment OF Groceries. Ills sock en-.
traces genera and varied assortment of ces usually
Concc, Tea, sugar, Molasscs, tobacco Candies soar
Chocolate Candies, Figs, RssonR Rice Pepper aud sDi
&C." oil al klnus Flour Oats COrnmeal, Qucensyvare
s!GheWere Earihenware, Nails Ropes Hinges, Screws
/ lies, Noodsaws, Rat Trara. &C. cvc
Al OF wheh will lie sold wiolca or retail az nnnsu
ally low rate. inr Cash or approved Country produce
March .. Ia. - '.
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/ HE BOOK OF THE gE3SOX,-
FOR SALE.


L town, lie'mcri County. Ohio four miles North o.
tH httInuai Road III tire Grade Road from the ssinsI
f"a' 10 fIushinE.-hiO J. iie from Wheeling and :
uh|'a rom IL" CENTRAL ONO EiiLEO Tin,
piFhi'r~ t"Isis; 81 a" sr-r aud hail OF land on
winch are GOOD larN house sni mop and .laurr,,r
mouse There arc 'n ID" ya-d T. 20 vdis and sripl
"i heve i-dh9 1oi VAIL admirably .ed 10 tsnUin.
ihe property is 5iu''ni in ot the riches; Sections
oI cnltfy o. Eas!crm ono and heavily wooded render.
in- Facilities 10 ITOlurng Bark very great it ca, le pro
cured al 80 per cord.
AbouI%jJ hides Per year le procured fFom The
Country TRACE There will s.J re sold wh the uten.es
aeo"d bark lll aud ehou! 10 cords nC Bark. An uud.
puttd ti:c viii lie furnished and immaculate l0sses.,gn
tCuars ecrtotle ~. SCI er. IN Co,s-s toyn
'"n, hsM1ht tn"niy JESSE L5IHRLE,
Mach, II. l-J2,- g.
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SALE OF LANE.
sNDWIN JONES HAS APPLIED TIC
I DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE-N

tce is hereby given that al the Probate Court for
Belmont County, the undersigned appointed
anu qualified as Administrator of the estate OF Aexan.
der Ewing, late Of Belmont county, deceased.
All those indebted to said estate arc requested TO make
immediate payment; and those having elalnA against
said estate, are notified to present them for settlement
within one year from this date
Mar. 2pd.l RoBERr itAaILros, Administrator
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4 ANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS
Just reed aud for safety McCosAurY & KELLY
Bridgeport HEroh 18th, isj3


- 'hb1ob DhOOoI--JAdfS W. COLLINS,
J. HHOLES1LE aND RETSJL DRUGGTST.
Worth eide Main street. IT. Chisvin, Ohio.-flas on
hand, aud will sell cheap prtrs; PaiRs; Oit; Dyesiuis
Liquors, Of every description; Dettis's surgical snd
Neunary Ihsruncihsi PenkDives; EsZOr strap, aad
AVng Creams Of all kinds; Brushes Of every vafiiy;
Cosmetics, pe1nmerics Of all kinds; tnk D0nks Let.
yer, Note and ioo'scsp paper; Window glass; and oi.
low glars warei Teas; Chewing Tobacco. cso.. &e.
c has alsoon hand lagc supply of Castor and swrtt
Oh; Godireys Cordial; Bateman's DrO1s; Opipe'do.;
a. cOlOfs, &c.
Thankful to hs customers fortlc literal patronage they
nave gwen to The old rn, he would ASK continuance
Of tie same.
lie particularly invites the attention OF country me-.
chants, promising IL they vii give hi cell 10 furnish
thth win any iiclc IN his line, low they can lie
DonR ~ We same quantities, IA the Eastern Markets
March IS, 1853
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THE MARKETS.
CINCINNATI, March %

CINCINNATI, March 90.
The river has fallen two feet since yes,cr.
day Weather fine.
Sales Of Flour very small at $500.
In provisions, the only sale TO day was Zoe
hllds sides in dry salt at g. packed.
Sales of l6 bbls grease at 6a@7.
Clovcrseed in moderate demand; 5,7OG5,-
so.
Sales of l64 hhds. fair to good fair sugar at
auction at Si,75@l,92.
Molasses 2S@2o4c.
Coffee at lO@lOf.
New YORK, March %.
Sales of 1000 bbls State Flour at $4,000
4,62; Ohio $4,62@4,75: 500 bbls Southern
$f.S7 demand morderate.
Wheat 5000 bus Genessec sold at l,22
Sales of l6,50O bus. Corn, white G2, yellow,
G5 plenty.
Ness Pork 1915 prime l4@l4,o5; dull.
Beef heavy.
Lard 9b@94.
Butter, plenty and in demand.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

II TT D''DI'It''IUiN y " iNI1U IN INU5 To
y remove from s. Claifaville on tho trst of A,yu
enh h 'arne!y "PuesiF al persons Indebted 10 him 10
t"nr "t" ath and .es. Those Who cannot nav sAn ~
y Nit eite -, i",. ,. s"eI Wh. u. Ri1rs.
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MAHLoN H. MEDARY, late Clerk of the
House of Representatives, was on yesterday
arrested on the affidavit of Hon. GEORGE II.
BAKNUM, on charge Of an assault with in
tent to kill, and taken before the Mayor. He
was held to appear at Court, under bond of
five hundred dollars.-O. S. Journal.
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yENG CJ-DE rnTD XrIrrfI IMAM
Unr oohn, W ~ nhAp-
ACHE AND SDHE"ENS Oh THE BODY Take
tc IitHfl ~ loRiAi on r"lAs 10 bed, as'd WRAP up
"arm' 10 sweat oarlhs Tie hiah''
For Cold and Cough,
IfEe IL morn ns; noon ana eveMing according 20 di
r'lllos on lne lote ana ne eitH'ty wa! loon he re-
' -, - Nv ~ ~ ,iI @ ~, ut IT. !i'1 :, ''ls 'I1u'It "Itn
s,sled cough which breaks item OF tcir rest at night,
WIN ma y taxing the tERRT PE6ToHIL on going to bed
they may e sure o! sound rilifoken sleep, and coHsc
an uts,c cure, is afforded 10 the thonssnds WHO are
thus afflicted. hy This nIa'ma'le remedy.
From lis agreeable effect in these many find thcm.
selves uhwg 10 ioTego Its use when the necessity for.
1t has ceased.
iFoh TWO eminent ihyscihs in
FAYErIEyrrlr, TxSK., April 1GIh, l5jl.
Sr;--N nave given your Cherry re- roRAt an eHi'n'
rive trial III our practice and lind tito surpsss every 9th
er remedy we nave lo curing AFFECTIONS n INC e.nrs1O'
ry organs. bRS blENER HAMPTON.
To Sinners ard PubIic Sneakers
" ''''' 'fN""''''
This remedy is nvalushe by s action on tn. throa;
and lungs when taken in small Gusutitirs II remove. ali
Oarseness hours and wonderfully increases lIs
power aud debility Of the voice.
.,b,o
asthma
u rener,llv nurh relieved and ore, v,hor rrr.d n,
CusynY B; ,rre e are " some c., n ~
nate as 10 Weld entirely 10 no medicine, CuypR, p,'
roa.L will cur. them, ifthry can he cu;sd -", -
Bronchitis,
or irritation of III, tbro,, and er ,o,,ior or n.
fcSnrnt y doses The Uncomfortable m ss m ann
| roIiIayeI Ni'f'N" 10 SUI"
Rev. oc,. L.s.xo. of BROOKLYN, View York, states
81 have seen the Cherry rettor.I cure such OF
rarely aii Ito to cure those assesses" % ''''e'' II "a"
For Group.
Give an cmctic of nutncny In he f,IIoned h, ,
frnuuent doses or the CHERRY partor,I mntI il hno
di,aaer If taken in seasny il win moi ,i 10 90 "
w.. " S' '
"hoopnE Cough
be broken up and cured y tie use OF Cherry
PetturaL " - "''''
M,
Inc lnHUcnzi
is spcedy removed hy this remedy Numernus fp-.,,
ces have been Noticed where wu ia lies we're nroert
eH Io SS , SgtouS cons Memegs, we Their neislhor
ease.
49, SlLnN, o., llth June 1851.
Doct &. Ayer:-l write 10 inform you Of the truly
remethe'ie eject oI your ChERhi fE'ToRhL in this
pa'r, alH w i.,y own .tnt -pnc OF my daughters was
;oniISieiy cured m three days Of dleadm' WHouP-
ING COUGH, by taking II. Dr. ErauS. one Of very
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H.
= p Fs'7:'' s. CO:-Grnis--Il Is Will, grcst r,ss,ra
ihs write On ah0u tue very hapy etFe.t of vaur Va,
low ibt x Ell" StrH a|aria uJr ms .r, ,,. . - -
.seh ,ulrri'T under tina, d-rGln, naleorpn d;seas'
}'a, I'D wa ct he was aL:c- cd in I-f- and ys
.'r several months attended 'y snme oi ar- fe.t l,,;
"t1@1i any rne1c si effects vra..vr- !e became o
CH'rd 70 p"re-f Skeleton. He sd u.cr-. Cr,, L's h.
N"h 10 "s Knee which were cont urrv ,lilc1,s,,r,,
p',i'' Hs'ier Medical and -lr.i--i ,as sra,'
Ht-ltia1- fsb 1iat 'is eaSn tn.es,--.ir,a cnri
i: netting dome 10 arrc-: :1~e terrible, -s-,g-a, ir
Ny ei-hinrs and myself thought Es ff..u',.. f1, -
a. ~. One Of my neigh o-- who al cured, rbijt n,
ScT"ra with tOgr Invaluable mrdicirc vi.1ct r,o =.
HGN' Fei"i II, AMI more nom the o., 40
sp!heIhlhg Whlr LIE lasted. tnan cn any hone of nat
t Ft'Iei procured three bottles youT o;o. not
ana Ssrs.par!e, ana commenced sine f.. ,rI -, 80.
aS:p'shmeHt he coulrcUCnd to i,grrnva fcct,, ~, I
u1ef ihc iard tot.a, and l-in-c he ',, %. od t -
raNcs, ne could wax ont. tie r-n. in all ,,,.!,s ta.
cs dEri'- iHe yc-5 u" and by D.tster last he US
ttNS 'tsIrei; ever; ~ the disease ryrar, ~.
Lt- wa frrTei, and b" remains in nerra,t hc,i.,l M
10 iie present time. lIis recovery der tho ics;,
ni tn" is entirely pwinr Z" lhe uso o.! vow Vfi. ~
ana ~f- aarif :. and ASA yuu that I fc.i rrsaI,
Ga'r. lf,I obligations - you, apI +, is VII, -., i
tns MORN goa oi Wis. your Sa-s-lar,!a IA. dom.
ior ~! o '@' oo's
Respectfully. JAMES ErrssrTr
In Quart Bottles, 81 per loi.'a or hotties for a.
Sold hv l. H. Am. - 49,. ~ -.
Co'n,rn Fourth and Ws.nuI s:sees to wlom a, o,ds,.
should te addressed. ' "' ''ue's
FRASiER * COLLINS g; t~,i,zr;,,a oL;
J: D. Johnson, 0"'
u. :. CLARK. sro-r;-.
Gray ( Jurkins D-5,-"r,r," w a
Nm. Smith. Fsi,,ie,''' .
I-Isc Holloway, Ti,.tf, =.
]. .Crunnacke- K soa, Wheeans y,
May -s 1852. "
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CATTLE MARKET.

New YORK, March %.
Beeves--2oOo sold at 1911. These prices
were well supported, and the market clio sed
dull.
Shcep-3OOO sold at 3I14L.
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TIinmansville. oswe-o county Ma 1910

90. ."i .tI..-", ID -,.,.. ..4.,r
'''.it q" your yellow Dock and Sar.4rar;iis ti,r ~
wiz ".-h me ia. u.ei iy- lar co..p,ait Er,s;.,i
ahH "rskness. Failing OF TIE Wont dc ,1i +,
20 ~ 4''3'" .er very much OF tho Irv.l.aI-s ~ ~.
elected nrer'y cure. have jrst nu-ei a.,d 80,
OFT Z. and judsin. from the. -; OF tle So ~ '
hicht l"st u wlli ci!e-. perfect cure ' "'i'
Ours, very respectfully n Corr-pr
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SIIERIFF'S SALE,


Wi'sm Evans,
T.,
Thomas EutrIrr. q II
VIVA" "i al order 81 sale 10 me directed r,or, .bs
g. 'i.' ~, ''nhpn "5sUi Belmont Cplniy Jto At
c 'Iing 'nrI thereof l-j', IlipGer g,r ,air ON guu
dsy tr u 10 dsy OF pul ~ lc,Y.rrp tho loy. IL, -
I"Ih ~ aud 4Oc'ocA +. y. ofssIdGay on the preui
s " SOmhHrsat Iowasip. the 'oyiHg auds aid ten.
'ns' 10 "iC sru7ir iyiig and icg ~ tie rolnty OF
os.i''hl' ava taie of Dio. at founded aud dcsgrio
as 'o 10 wit icing pan Of the west hs po-
4usfer oi sect.on No. T. Township No. :, and Range
~" D ''h-t4iHr IOrtN acres or les. Ayrrst.sd
a. h'c Hlhafft aid seventy five dollar. s,-5Or
et.,.. IOHN &. NICHOLS, shsr!T
Sheriff. once, MarciII. I-j,-s ..a5.
Il HE BOOK OF THE SEASON.
S!LO TO $500 rtn HoSIn-W-sl.D IMMEDIATE.
Li'-h sf2H luWer Of a-gHts IL engage mile s.le,i a
rev eng very popner w0rh just pb .-n,' II 4. ioog
Na' W'H sell to almost every family 90 tue Wast aud
az! active nan can clear Oh i've io csi. dollars Ier
dgy. - -'- !''
Our other publications. are very oacai,p and va ot
Ter extraordinary Ilfu. u.rtt"uts TO- aycg.-
run iarsicuia's given Jy aGdres~ ~. ros..rs-d.
=, IGDEER 8 GhTCHEr,
-"@'c" H. 1'.-Ji.. Fulii-hers. Cleveland. y.
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Monument TO Henry CLAW,

| hlLLER PENNINGTON, Esq. has accepted
the appointment of Agent fer this County,
He will receive and forward any sums which
may be contributed. We hope Belmont will
be in the front rank of the Counties Of this
State, in her contributions. The following
letter was addressed to Mr.. Pennington:
CISCINNATI, 4th March, 1858.
SIR-The friends of the lamented HENRY
CLA determined to erect a suitable
Monumebtfffhopor OF his memory at LEN
INGToE, Kentucky, have deemed it advisable
that all the citizens of the United States
should have the opportunity of uniting in this
tribute OF national gratitude. For this pur-
pose,a Clay Monumental Committee has been
organized at Lexington, with branches in
each State, and have been appointed by IL
Il. DUNCAN, Esq. Chairman OF that Commit
tee, to the Office OF Chairman of the Assistant
Committee of that Association for Ohio |
am likewise empowered and required to up-
point agents in this State to aid in this trib-
ute OF regard and veneration for this great
American.
In pursuance of these powers and duties,
sS""Ni W you thS iOr
your County, of Agent to receive subscrip-
tons for this purpose.
That the great State Of Ohio may distin-
gulsh herself in this testimonial of attach
ment to his memory, is the ardent wish of
your friend, PAUL ANDERSON, Chm
DAVID l.. COLLIER, Sec.
There has been much less political feeling
in the Legislature during the session Just
closed than is usual. The truth il, the war
between the two factions Of Locofocoism has
become far more bitter, vindlctive and per-
sonal than it has ever been between the
Wings and Locofocos. The clements of this
strife have been brewing for years. The ac-
cession of Locofoco President has sharpen
ed the appetites and excited the hopes of the
various factions for the spois. The effort to
secure Cabinet appointment for MEpARY
brought matters TO an open rupture The
"Mroat cutting time" has come, and war to
the knife is now the word. All these things
have turned the channel of feeling in new
drection.-O. S. Journal.
MAHLoN H. MEDARY, late Clerk of the
House of Representatives, was on yesterday
arrested on the affidavit of Hon. GEORGE II.
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Friday Morning, Marcel, 25 1853
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THE PEOPLE, AND THEIR RIGHTS.
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In quart Bottles, 81 per oi!'a. or hotties f,r AZ
Sold hv J. H. ARK f';rrf-,.. -, -.
-. I3hiih and Walnut s:Ier.s whom all order.
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- -
Health in New York.

There we're or y 0G0 deaths in New
York last week; yet u number of Alder.
man, called the "Boarl Of health, "
met on Friday, smoked a few scgars,
and reported the city never more heal
thy.
How they could say that, in the midst
of the horrible filth of the streets, may
seem strange to strangers but--lhey ar.
Alderman. or these deaths 2li were
from sun stroke, which, with the is re
ported last week, makes 900. We cs
timatcl the number at 900, for whic!
we got credit from some Of our cnntem.
poraries for gross cxaggcralion. De
ducting the sun stroke, we find 50;
deaths.
The deaths for the same weak in 1885,
were 524, and in 1851, 400. Yet will
an increase of nearly 90 par cent Owe
last year, the Board Of health, alias "Al
,crman" declare the City to be perfect
healthy. IN. Y. 1rijune.
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His able advocacy Of equal rights and
equal taxation was felt throughout the
lcnght and breadth of tho State, and
with that Of his noble compccrs in the
Legislature and in the Constitutional
Convention, resulted in placing upon
the tax duplit ate of this State, millions
Of wealth tina, heretofore escaped TAXA
ION altogether. For these valuable SER
vices the Democracy Of Ohio have ever
fcl, under lasting obligation to Judge
MYEns. They have testified their graf
itulc by nominating him this day to the
second Office within the gifl Of the people
of Ohio.
But these are not all the services
which our nominee has rendered. He
was n strenuous advocate Of all those
m.a .asurcs of reform which have been en-.
bodied 10 our New Constitution.
The Convention also put in nolnina.
ton II. II. BARNEY, Esq, for School
Commissioner. This is a nomination
which will be acceptable TO the friends
of Education in Ohio. lie was unani.
mously recommended by The delegation
from Hamilton comfy. We are credi
bly, informed that he would have been
nominated by the Teachers Convention
which nominated Mr.. ANDREWS if ht
hai not declined. He refused 10 run 70
this oflice,unless i, shouM be ai Me cal
VMe party, wih whicA he has eccr act
ed through lis whole life. He was ;
member of the Convention which revise,
the constitution Of the State Of New
York, and in that body stood deserved,
hi.h as all un0inching, radical and reI;a
bic democrat. We point with pride to tn
lame of Mr. BARNEY, in connection will
this office.
He is we'll vcrscl in all our education
al interests. He organized the llis
School system of Cincinnati. In man
} other ways he is associated with the in
leresls Of education. His nomination i
, noble rep.oof OF the mean an unmanI
J filings at the Democracy Of Ohio b
, Wings, who will fnI US as ever, in ih'
vanguard Of the educational moyemen
Of Ohio.
Our Ticket is now full. The Iame
inscribed upon our banner are til
t brightest ornaments of the Democracy c
=. Ohio. No consistent Democrat ca
t withhold from it his hearty support.
b the Democracy Of OHIO is true to irscI
4 success is certain, AMI victory inevilabl
/ %. Statesmen
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POPULAR FAMILY MEDICI ES.
SOLD BY MGELEY L. BARBER,

tlallS Eaisam tor he Lungs.
Ayers cherry Pectoral.
Roger syrup of Llvcrwort and Tar.
Sellers Pills, cough Syrup and Vermifugc
Jaync's Sanatiyc Fills Ague Pills. Tomb
Eermll'gc. Alternative, EXpectorant carmind-
tive BaSa,n, Hair Tonic and Hair Dye.
" lsiar S Ea!sam Of Wild cherry.
GnySoti'S Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla.
Townsend's Sarsaparla.
osgood's India cllolagogMe.
oXySenatcd Bttcrs, a sure cure for Dyspcp-
S,;t.
Pcry Davis's Pain K,l!ei.
DGlleys Pain Extractor.
l,cAliStcr's Ointment and Solar Tincture.
McLans's celebrated Pills and Vemrugc.
Railways Ready Relief
Grcgorys Instant cure of Pain,
Christ'es GaIvanic Belts, Necklaces, Brace
lets. and Magn.lic Fluid.
Mexican Mustang Linmcnt
Brandrelii's Vegetable Universal Pills,
Wrish's Indian Vegetable Pills
BlNgs's Sugar coated Anti Bilious Pulls,
Smiths Sugar coated Pills.
Farrclrs Arabian Liniment
John Bulls Improved syrup of Sarsanarilla.
llowcS Shaker SarSapgriila and Cough Can.
dy.
lioliland's German Bitters.
Wcavcr's Canker and Salt Rhenm Syrup.
Smiths Tome Syrup, for Fever and Ague
Butter Nerve and Bone L.nmenl.
Barrels Indian Li,nmcnt.
Shcaman's poor mans plaster.
Hays Linmnnt for The Piles.
Ilobcnsack,s IS Worm Syrup and Pills.
Mclntosh's Balsam OF fIndan Squaw Root.
Cherry Cordial, for Diarrhoea and Dyscutery.
Hutchn's Dysp' psia Buffers.
GravIenberg Pills, Sarsaparilla and Chill
dirn Panacea.
Durkles Green Mountain. Ointment.
ulbbarps Family Pill and Circassan Balm
Noiloway's Tonic Btters and Extract Of ia.
maca Ginger.
Shepherds SarSaparilla.
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