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pretty general throughout the colony. IL 600 bushels
have been exported since last. Quantity on hand
$4,000 bushels. Export duty, kali cent
rRE FOURTH OF JULY.
The Fourth Of July has again passed of brilli,
an,ly, magnideenty, splendidly. We believe II Re-
rains ON the Fourth. 1t seems to be nsce sary
that the itself shall assist in adding br ncy to
the efforts of the people, in celebrating tAe ma al
day Of the Great Republic There o disuniou
exhibited in any part of the city Antry yester
day, for we never Witnessed more universal tuIn
out than was presented everywhere. from sunrise to
sunset The paracdla of the celebration are Civ
en- in another pay,. of the paper.
NEWS PROM HAVANA.
Two of oar regular c.orresp ndents at Havana
have furnisO ed Va, by Che Empire City, with the
latest reviV Of Cuban affairs, both domestic and
POLITICAL In the home circle there little OF in
terest TO detail. TIE pomito still prevailed, and
many pc rsons of distinction ha died Of the dreaded
epidew ic. Amongst the deceased was Senior Rocco
OF Bla * Warrior notoriety. whose funeral is noticed
at le myth. The political summary is made up Of
the usual ella podid~a Of government decrees fi-
bug tero reports, popular exciements, entertain.
me nts TO the French naval officers and the raising
o. negro troops. One thing was certain that the
decided opinion Of all the wellinformed circles was
to the effect that the Spanish government had no
intention Of selling the Island Of Cuba, and
!, that the idea was to gain time, in order to
place the Notifications in more thorough state Of
defence, and then invoke the aid Of England and
France for its retention. This plan seems to agree
admirably with the feelings and prejudices of the
French admiral commanding on the coast. The
slave trade was fourishing. and schools and univer
stiles for free blacks we're oomiag up in the impe
rial perspective Of the Captain General A laugh
able account of how interdcted newspapers are
struggled shore, and read by the people, is given
LATER FROM BERMUDA.
| We have received our files Of Bermuda papers to
the 18th of June, but they do not contain single
/ item of interest.
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Marine Affairs.

SAILING or THE CALIFORNIA srEAMKRs.-The steamships
Illinois, Hartstene, and North STAR Warnock for Aspn-
wen, and tie Prometheus, Turner, for San Juan left
yesterday afternoon with large number Of passengers
for California.
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,.39,363

The large standing armies which have been set on
foot by the German States will probably, to some
extent, affect the usually steady ratio of increase ia
the number Of German emigrants. Many will be
induced to take service in the army who would
otherwise contribute to swell the tide of emigration
The proportion of French emigants also continues
to show a steady increase, although there is no
people who have greater repugnance to quitting
their native soil.
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TIE OPxRA AT Castle GAsDEx.-The opera Of Maria d.
Rohan" Is to be performed this evening, when signors
Martini DOrmy will make her fret appearance as Amsp
do de Gondi She Is said to be young beautiful and
culated in every way to become . great fAyorite.
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Know Nothing Hass.-HaiI, Halter, first In
fkiop 43 Broadway Lspenard street has just
rec ssd fp supply Of the Knoy Nothing hats
SOM. time past We understsnd that : number Of the
small fry hat Embellishments around town. hearing Halls
,SS on on Their article The essl
shadow Of Bunhsr Hill. can on bs had 81 HALLS.
Eaanos, Mel0deons and Muslc-Horsce Wa.
FZRS 35 Broadway. IL exclusive agent for Gilbert
Co., asos with o. without the olsan; Mall.t. Cam-
tons pisnoa, j. Chickering's pianos, Gbcrps boudoir
ptaDos sns Ho' soc Waters' papos 8 IN. W. smith's
D@lodtopr Gaed ain Bald Gins Mr.. Waters
.na %:lod.ou. Of very s.ys and a:h nusic a.d nus.
sn Be found elsewhere His being small profits and
mel sales his immense stock 10 constantly sad rapidly
iei ing.
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THE PANIC IN WALL SrREEr-Early yester-
day morning it became known in Wall street
that an over issue of New York and New Haven
Railroad stock had been made to On amount
which was believed to fall but little short of
two millions Of dollars. A panic was the con-
sequence, and most of the railroad stocks fell
one or two per cent at the first board of bro
kers. New Haven was the last railroad stock
in which anything Of the kind was expected
1t had always been favorite stock for invest
ment, and was not dealt As fancy. The cha
racter Of the President and transfer agent stood
second to none in the city. Yet it now stand
in the same as the miserable trash that used
to be traficked in under the name of Parker
Vein. This is another evidence of the conse
qucnces of the extravaganza in living and over.
speculation which characterize the mercantile
population Of New York. Full particulars of
this stupendous fraud will be found in the
money article.
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fur lptions founded on premises utterly incon-
s 4 tent with the traditional policy. and even
the direct interests, Of Austria aud Prussia, for
il should be recollected that however anxious
those Powers may be to protect German corr
merce az regards the free navigation Of he
Danube, they will do nothing to virtually
weaken Russia, which they look upon a4s their
natural protector, against the cnoroschm snss
of an equally dangerous and equally powerful
neiehtor. II it be therefore merely to patch
up hollow truce and to secure the quietu 'e Of
another quarter or q century, which Lord
Aberdeen seems to think would be result
worthy Of the prodigous efforts made by the
| Western Powers, that the latter have accepted
the conditional and dangerous cooperation Of
the Germsn States, we can tell them that they
will not only fail in their object, but that they
are playing the very game Chat is most con-
ducive to the interests aud the designs of Rus
sia. They will soon arrive at the point when
dissensions will spring up between them and
| the German States; and with Austria and
Prussia holding the Principalities it is not diff
/ Gcult TO foresee how this boosted alliance will
| end
To show how little dependence is to be placed
on the straightforward action Of Prussia, we
may mention that it is now agreed that she is
not formally to declare war against Russia,
but that she is to place certain contingent
under the orders Of Austria. 1t is also said
that che is again endea yoring to negotiate o
peace, the preliminary condition of which is to
| be the retirement Of the allies from Turkey.
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THE TIDE OF EMIGRArroN.-The following is a
correct return Of the number Of foreign emigrauts
who have arrived at this port during the last month
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,eses ard grea sns Of the ass IL ON
fibit an e,e At the srendd show Of the Excel
s,nr sewis. Msesise Company, ~, Bread-y rhis ny
chine entire its uction, ana " got with
outressid txJenss and does better work with
ease sDd facility than any other. 10 BY
ehalsr the world. and defy c,npsttcn- Price Oh
jet those ~hc TO tben. Licensed By Howe
and no infring On any other patent.
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ne epRrosng topic Of the present time ID the hot
s~ath+r; every man. woman aud child you meet With,
Dre every ofher subject has something to say about
be snsrabIe heat II is with all constant wiping Of
carry sway the perspiration and one baudAnna
nar''y sum- for day. The drops TOW from every
pour iinos' ~ sst az they could run through per-
forsfed PAL The Towing table shsws the state OF the
thermometer ior the as..hrec days, in the shade:-
vo.a.u "a 1os ~ I'm 3P. H. ePM
Tuesday. ........ ~ " "a 90
viii be seen BY this that the weather, a. ,asr ,,r.
jpg hotter hot since Monday. II s;s yoaa 90
for few days more, the entire population 40 ~.
burned to death, any sxvve they win be pe,.,ct
salamaDders or fire eaters. Everybody who has been
enabled 10 get away has cnt stck and gone of into the
country and all those who have not gone want to Co.
If there is any thing just now, desirable tban
any other every species of animate matter will agree
with us in saying is that old Sol would hold up little
and give mundane unfortunates few degrees Of
cooler weather. that might have comfortable
breathing spell, and respite from the painting and
burning Of the present.
TO M EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
The temperature on Monday, July 8, at4P T., was at
9e degrees north 92 degrees south Tuesday 4h
at II A NJ, 81 degrees north and 90 degrees south
Wednesday, 5th at p NJ, 100 degrees north ana % de-
greer sorth The heat has been continuous Ny record
of hourly observations, made without interruption for
eight consecutive years. furnishes but eghtaen days in
the month Of July in that number Of years, dur ns
which the tenn era to and above 90 degrees,
and the hottest Of those eighteen days was the 18th Of
July 1896 degrees. 1t WILL doubt, be ascerained
that this heated has been caused by tremors Of the
earth. F. MERRIAM.
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, July 5, 1854.
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eewin9 naehlncs.-The Best Sewing Ma
ohircs on all varieties found ~ 0ROvGR BAKER
Broadway Their impGvcd shuttls maohiuss ~
the low rsie 81 SIS important wonder These ma
chpes cit licensed under the original Howe patent and
are fire from
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OLD TAMMANY BLAMNG-THE PRESIDENT IN
HER ARMs.-The Epening Post, Zone of the
most rampant anti-Nebraska free soil organs In
the country,) having become, since the expul-
sion of the True National Democrat, the Off
cial organ of Tammany Hail. publishes the
official report of the celebration of the glorious
Fourth by the Tammany Society The pro-
ceedings were characterized by an intensity Of
hunkeyism equal to the range Of the thermome-
ter Mr.. Purdy presided. Mr.. Purdy was
warm and enthusiastic-Mr. Purdy could not
restrain himself, neither could John Cochrane,
as will appear from the following extract from
the Post -
Mr. PURDY thought It would be useless for him to say
stirring up that matter. at least was the
the President Of the United states-The people who
elevated him DISTINGUISH BY him, and the dignity
of the President is eqused by the merits OF
naion rsposing in the strength Of his admins ration
70 10 n. cse 'n' Of ITS
Mr. john CocHRASE, Naval Officer at this port respond
ed-of all the powers that have appeared on the earth
there that seem 10 me greater than that Of
this country. In other countries mems rights dis
reeardedhere they upheld for here the people rule
(lheers.) MIR. Cochrane continued for time apo.-
rophisiDg this country saying that The world regarded
II as the haven of their hopes and asking 1T not the
highest glory on earth TO rule over sash country
Cheers Who would decline responding 10 toast 1"
honor of the President Of the United States especially
when that man il Franklin Pierces (Cheers) In this
hail. surrounded by the associations Of other days. old
TammaDy declares abe will hold him In her arms
(Cheers)
Mr.. PumY, interrupting-We will sr. We will, sir.
Mr.. CocHRAKE-Loak to it, then, that your arms will
he gathered around him that traitor strikes him
down. for he identified with the Of democracy
and the democratic party. NJ CochrAne closed By
hortiDg his hearers to union and harmony with all
tons OF the democracy provided It was based on true
democratic principles He concluded by giving .
toast
The People-They are sovereign.
The sentiment received with tremendous cheers,
which made the old Wigwam ring.
What glorious time they had of it! With
Franklin Pierce in their arms, wonder how they
will come out Of the November election. No
doubt as long as he holds his Office, the Survey
er of the Port will hold the President in his
arms He loves him at the rate of at least
three thousand dollars year. But the weather
will be cooler in November.
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Ladies for the Country wishing Linen Gal.
tiers 1t u obi inEs gaitee boots sppsr tyes toilet
ers lace boots spd india rubber Shoes 10 with boys
m'sses and chdr.ns boots and shsss Of All kinds and
j. B. MILLER co. Is4 Canal street.
The High Price of Provlsions and the
tehtns" 81 che money market compel every seono
arr street. he place dot Fine dress boota made
order for y T5c patent leather boct o. and every sxys
Of shoes ssiss,s &c. gents wear selling % very low
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ed in November next. In addition, theref.>e
to the questions to the several csndidates-How
do you like the Maine liquor law? What do
yon think Of the Know Nothings? What is
your opinion Of the Nebraska bill and the canal
enlargement, and how do you stand on the Gu
ba question lit will become necessary to put
the additional interrogatories How will you
vote for President, should the election be
thrown into Congress? viii you, if elected
to represent us there, vote for the man of North
ern or Southern principles? And who is your
favorite candidate for the Presidency, as mat
ters stand? The vote Of New York, though
only equal to that of Delaware in the House,
for President, may decide the question and
the vote of one member may carry the State.
Let us 60 into the work with straight under
standing 1t may have great effect in super
seding those swindling Baltimore conventions
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All Hail - The National Police G Azette or
this .ssh sow ready contains curious card Harriet
Aen tovsrs asd the the Police Gazette thereto
al sh~h very interesting Also letters Miss
Sewers never before ~ shshed Also Choydsr and Di
togs'hsr with nasy other interesting articles ROSS
centa. 49,
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Whiskeys and Moustaches forced % grow
heavily IN 81 weeks ~ my ongusnt which viii MOI stain
scunsry r. q Graham, ~ Asn and l76 Fulton stsssts
Brigos. 81 State street, Albany.
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That Beautiful Covering for the Head, the
ar.s ,: .vs. h.t made ~ RAFFsKTY LEAsK z Just,
sn bssue reotyped lkenesss inserted free Of charge
No 81 Chatham and OF Ch.th ssresfs
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sewing Machl6es.--ff the Public vcssh 70
pusi sewing Usehnes which they without daa-
o. ens ccpffcsF patent claims the sAs time
have the best devised let then Of
mashines ytieh are secured tSe IN.
iHPrcyedtyI sinrer there machines aopnct 10 equst
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Cholera Cholera kit is Insanity to tribe
with disIrhms in cholera Beware super.
the remtdy IL applied. Inste-d waiting
rhJcaa have recourse the Instant to Dr. Waishmsss
diarbus dyertory and cholera IL will control
Purrns at once check the tendency TO spass and
collapse ard sbs nature east OF ths yirns
street, gencl al agents.
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Gournud's soep ADD plenty OF cod water
~efrfa 80 heS = osii g .rTs go. ~ nr' ~ -.
ttdy liqvIa r.nss. lny 4. sna r~-sf.n
~ the sis s.pt, o. siker ftwtct near Rxo4d~sy.
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Hees & Cos Is Cent Daguerreotypes, 3s3
BroAdvay Formerly 2S9) caution the public axslust
Al parties assumns similar their own a. they
hsve no eenneeton With other hundred
taken daily ty their Germao invention and machinery.
CrynaIosy pes, stereoscopes, Crayons aud
PLAIN dssuseotypes taken At Roots premium daguerrean
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- W, Oh ~ nioauWay, mot remOVcd
TIRE factory Was ori nAy - first established and
oreed BY the present proprietor dsgusre
renewal are dsluivs huubps v pay 81 ooc for proof
hN Any removal has been made OF the REESE co raj.
or ~ poprietor other than the removing hired
hand lie picture art Progresses At the original factory
with inc, eased yior improved facilities 10 TO furnish
the people with supericr portraits ut the least coat taken
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The summer Stock OF Clothing of Drum
cop pnUACH No go fulton street s fast disappear
ieg throueh tie rush OF anxious Their stock
consists q goods that only please the eye are made
Of good, dur able materials aud In tho best manner
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Zephyr U deTgarmcnts Of the most 81 astlc
leht AM 'airy-ite texture, can be had at McLAUGH
Inns efrt warehouse and GENTS faTpishins ,tore 20
Gre srwcb street, Of Chambers Mote ors price
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THr ELECTIONS FOR THE NEXT CoyGREss--IHE
PRESIDENTIAL QrEsTroS.--From the confusion
into which parties are thrown, and from the re-
opening Of the anti-slavcry agitation in more
violent form than ever, it is very likely that
the election Of the next Presiden; will be thrown
upon the House Of Representatives at Washing.
ton. In this light, the elections for the next
Congress win Ne unusually important to all
rar'ic. concerned. Thirty three llem5-rs a,r'
New York, for the said Congress, are to :, elect
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Pasi- Gilt Mosaic Jewciry.-Just received
On Of hrsselet brooches earrings saa bu.soa
every deseripttse, ~ OSBORNE BOARDNAN towns
IN b'S. No. ST Bfoedway, corner Of SpYing street
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

rIsHE SUBSCRIBERS receiving their
i stork OF Goods, offer for snle--
Rus.a Tarred aud Manila Cordage of oil srrs from
IL inrhea in diameter.
Blocks for Derrcks an hoisng apparatus ct all sizes,
-ALsD--
Patent Friction Roller Blocks, new article ~ this
market, by which one third OF the labor In hoistng
by the common block is saved,
Hooks and Thnhes TOR hosting-ropes,
Oakum, Rosin, Pitch a, Tar.
White lead. White Zinc Paint. Black Paint Yellow do.
Red Lead, vcrdigris, Imperial and Chromr Green,
Vernillion and Pru-ssn blue, Paris hite. Lamp
black, Putty, SC,
Paint Bru, hes al sizes-mnrking do,
Funcy Pals. Hnlf do. do, Cooler. in nests Wooden
BOX Matches Brooms, Trays, Darrell Covers, Meas
utes, Suea' Boxes, Flour Pals, de-. re-,
Ground Coffee. Pepper Allspice, Cloves, cayenne feP-
per. London aud American Mustard. Chocolate, &C.,
Lins.ed OIL raw aud bo,d-wintcr. Solar and Sperm
Oil.
Meas Pork aud Beef Sugar Code" Syrup, Molasses and
other Groceries,
Our lock has been purchased entirely for Cash, OF
the Manufacturers In New York md Boston, and We
will oil great ind icements 10 purchasers, either at
Wholesale Retail.
LEE a. co, On the Dock.
Richno1d. Janraay 81 Il
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WANTED TO nikE.-The subscriber"
w wish to hire for their work the Va. Tenn
,,,lroad in the Mountain region of Va. n nurnber ~
strong and boys for which liberal hire viii be ph
They have had long experience in the management at
ncgroea and are Themselves large owners. Hired n"
etocs will receive the treatm-"' in every isre'
TINT they give their One o us can " s".n -
Lynchburg at any time, ill the l0th Of JahLary AZ h''
Warrington Hotel or at McCorkle Simpson Il ,nrs.
orut Mcdaniel a. Hurts. They will also buy mea mil
how. Tdec 25 dacts1 SCOTT H. ADAMS
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WILSON rtIFHs. J. ~. aARttF W. 3. PErtHs
Nilsson Iyassurr. Nelson
PETERS, MARTIN 4 Co.,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
Richmond, VA,

nENDER their services their fisnds, acquaint.n.
L ces, and the Planters, Farmer and Merchants Of
vire ina and North cniolinn.
FOR THE SALE OF -
TOBACCO WHEAT. FLOUR, CORN &c.
mi for the purchase of GOODS, GROCERIES, GIL
ANO. PLASTER, Nc
Particular attention will be pnid to The Forwarding
# Cor H. Groceries Produce Nc
III N their lung experience In business, their united
enrts aud nntng eseriinn they and believe they
will be able give satisfaction Ia ho-e who nny eonde
their business la their management.
Office on 18Th Street opposite Shoekoe Watehouse.
Storage House the Bnsin.
REFERENCE
Judge Lucas T. Thompson, ,,u,.,.
Messra tmboien a Mctue, 's
Hon VIM. @ Ri,es, AlbermRrle
p ZEN 1 Ns,sI nr9 9sn Nclson.
VIM Miller Lynchburg
Echnls A Pryor.
Mcdaniel Hurt a Preston, do
McCorko a jones, do.
AGREE a. McClanahan do.
Joseph II. Wilson, do
Tinsiey, Taylor a. Co, do.
A II, Ruoker. do
Leo n johnson, do.
Saunders A irby, do.
J. 4 NJ. Ilnllna. do
Hugh Barclay, Lexington,
N. II Naasie, Augusta,
VIM. Martin, Chesterfield,
Jas. ,cTyr,
jan a.lSots
~ Stannton Spectator Danvie Register and Lex.
tngton Gnzetio copy one nnnih.
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Tobacco, Tobacco.

lNSEED OIL, PAIN rs, Nc.-ReccN'
IL ing ind for snr--
Linseed OIL,
Lewis White lend,
Zinc in Tin Cans,
Brown Zinc,
Spirits T0rpentine.
Ground TIMBER, Paris Green, Siennn, CT rome Green,
Prussian Blue VmnySe Brown--Aso n full assortment
OF Brushes, Mt
ian 1915 j. i. WRlGHIS New Drug store
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"TEBSTER'S UNABRIDGED DC
w TIONARY in three varieties of Binding. w eb.
ster's University Ed of Dictionary-Alcoho and the
Cons tuition of Man, by Youmans-John; or is cousin
in the hand worth in the bushf by Miss Car.
len-Modern Atlas of the Earth, "a beauti al Maps
jap II t. MORSES.
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Flush Times of Alabama 4 Mississippi,

Flush Times of Alabama 4 Mississippi,
NEW BOOk--By Virginidn--Joseph g.
Bdidmin.
~ u. PAYNE has juat received, from the publish
Il. els. another supply Of the above popular work
-ALSO-
Vascnnselos by Cooper
The second War with England by 7. Hcidley,
Golden Dreams aud Golden Realities.
The len, Stone,
HELEN Mngrnvc or Jesuit Executorahp.
Spring Tim. If Life.
Merklaud 10y the Author of Margaret Maitland.
Western Charnciorsby Mcdonnell,
Alcohol md the Constitution Of Man.
Mechanics, h, Oliver Byrnc,
The Modern Alias, with 30 900 References,
Descnptiv. Geometry, by Schneider,
Memoirs. Journal aud Correspondence Of Thomas
Mnorc--Ediicd by the RICH, Hon. Lord John Russ
ell. NJ I,
New Book for thu Baptist.
Memoir Of Rev. Di. Adonram Judson,by F,anci' Way
land,
Jcfersons Notes Virgnin, new edition,
Lieut., lerndon's Survey of The Amazon.
inn 25-,a Express eoPy.l
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Valuable Preparations.
DEARL DENTIFRICE, for beautiiying and pre-
L serving the Teeth,
TOOTH ACHE DtOPS. warraned to cure the most
violent Tooth Ache in n few minutes,
BOQUET COLOGNE, desirable perfume and local
application to relieve pains,
EXTRACT OF JAMAICA GINGER, for Dyspepsia,
Flstuleucy, &c.,
CORN PLASTER, n certain cure for Corns, Chill
blnins, &c,
COUGH MIXTURE. pleasant and very prompt rem
edy for Coughs, Colds &c.
The above Preparations are carefully compounded
md nav be relied ON a. being ,ficacous. Prepared
only ut JNO. 7. WRIGHT . New Drug store.
j. H. THOMPSON, Druggist. jan 20 Is