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The Shasta courier., 1854-06-17
The New Revenue Law.

EXEMPT FROM TaxaTIoN Presumption ciaims,
lands ard lots belonging to the State or any
county, U. s. lands, public buildings, celleses,
school houses, with their furniture and appur-
tenances; public hospitals asylums, benevolent
institutions churches, cemeteries, the property
Of widows and minor orphans, mining claims,
growing crops and owners or holders Of stock
in any company liable 10 taxation.
The tax on bankers, dealers in gold dust and
exchange, is materially reduced in amount.
Brokers taxed from SIS to 500 quarter,
according to their class
Merchants licepses divided into five
classes, and the;highest class We're required to
pay $40 per month, aud the lowest 81 so per
mqaih
Iavern-keepers are divided into three classes :;
the lowest class are now required to pay $40
per month, in place of $5,swhich was charged
last year. This wilhave the effect Of driving
small shops, where bad whisky is sold, off thes
track.
The license of $50 per quarter, heretofore
imposed on coffee houses aud restaurants. has
been abolished These institutions" are not
now required to take ont licenses.
Pedlars charged as before, sic per month
for pack pedlars. and $50 per month for wagon
pedlars, but additional powers conferred
upon eopstables and justices Of the peace, to en-
force their collection.
The entire article in relation to succession
property has been stricken out of the law.
The anctioneers' license tax is reduced, the
per centage on property soid remaining the
same.
The per centage consigned goods has been
reduced from GO TO so cents on, $l6p.
The poll tax is SO.
We think the new law will work WELL and
the taxes be cheerfully paid-Stnfe .jostrna.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
Dniloins nlaterials.

DUILDING STONE of first quality for sale at
ID Il6 per ioed; FOUNDATION STONE 81 per osd at the
QUARRY 4sth.st between Sch and sth-ay' -
LINGUISTIC TILES for Floors Of Churches
- and Public Building. and for Nesbues, Halls, Con
servolie. Dining sEd Hesrhs W DWELLING These
Tiles Of Infinite variety Of patterns aud vesy
hard ard srons aud Ia the best houses In s parts OF the
country
Also GARNKIRK CHIMNEY TOPS, suited % every Style
Of and recommended In Downnss woh
try house, sad nv srehitects generally For sale by
MILLER. COATES 4 lOULE, No As Pesrl-st
GOLD WROUGHT IRON BEAMS for FIRE
- PROOF BUILDINGS, VAULTS, STORE FRONTS
ROOFS ScThe undersigned row prepared 20 furnish
solid wrought iron rolled Beams 20 specified lengths
price which enables proof buildings TO be erected at very
moderate the OF wooden ones The Pnbc as
invited to examine the bIildng Of Messs Harper
Brothers in Ct where they have been used For further
information apply 70 . . ,-,,,
COOPER HEWITT, No II Burling slip.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
+ AND for sALE.-TWO FARMS in the county


NI FARM Of 40 acres tilAbe land, on the mill stream,
diycn. Stamford from Daen the New Cssnsn sd SAID
Fam 10 .ood OF cultivation and Will be sold cheap
For terms apply on the premises Of THOS. BENNloN, or
Of Dr BIJRRAS No. divers New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
CuIerp ann 6arowGre.

CCorcH PIG IRoN.-TIunared tSns No. l
OGAT,.h, rrie and 30 tans mixed numbers os' 1885,
sPoFFoRD. TILEsroN Co, No 80 Brosdssy,
CPRING STEEL. 600 bundles assorted, IN
- Ic'. 10 suit purchasers. for sale. Apply 70 e.-,
sHORTRIDOE HOWELL JESSoR hsn x.,y,, :.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

-op sAIP or EXCHANGE for FIRST.


Il Of GROUND situated tie Bora. River winch raa
f..e1 Couny STATE Of New YorE ard within Two miles Of n.
town of Mirsrzs Thsse los have ssrh rvsr front AID wi
sod sspsstsiy together 81 the 1o1erGe OF Ons
Eupdrd Dollars eseh. Orehsf rsmsin on bond All
rorgage Tile ndsputabe FOR gTrhsr particulars inIgf'
of De MOTT. No. II sprsce Ct or OF
D. SULLIVAN. owner, New fort,
.lauf
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
0rust Compann.

r,y1rpD STATES TRUST COMPANY OF
NllIropx MI ~ a wALI,ST MsnhstfAn pu'oss
NJ" ekPirsL, sl,e9o,ooce; 1os''e; '. raid into oOu
This Corrsni G :. ,.-aiAl o. Receiver OF Es~ies
snc Il sotn'' ,.,r,ESr ALLOWED pEfostrs -, =,
p., of .rv Cor the state reiuli3 - -. ., q
-, i,siyidgs. or Corpcrs'ious iof petlo' Wv pr ct
,s.scS az nayshle shcrt notice
r0' q 'Ss TRUSTEES
ioeeFh Lawrrnce, Ios.ph Walker,
Luther BTstsn, C-,rre G B-ous0a,
Robert Kelly. ~, a Phelps
Frederick sheldon Sb.nhsya Knapp
Frastuz etnhs Was sherman,
Roya fhei iPs M..s0n a. Hsnt,
David Hancen' ID " Arnold,
John N.se, William Taeket.
Daniel ; Mhet Chsrle. T. Bill
james seymour h y whcelwrishs,
James Suydsu gs,,,na ,,,iHa
Thomas Slocsuib, T.-hST.r.an
Caleb hns"u u.,.h Edwin d. Morgan,
hse' - Thoms. Tiieson- .....,. -.
roRx A STEWART. Sec. JOSEPH Law ne.,en, r
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
palnis, plass, Sc.

ZINC PAINT.-The undersined, AGENTS for
~ the sale Of WHIrT OXYDE OF ZINC u.aaf.c,n,.x
by the Ysnnyysnis snd Lehixt Zsc Co. prepaed % re-
ee,e ORDERS Tor the and would nyils panicu.r
tspflon of the trads % s evident superiority oh,r
the best u foreisb P'" WV"
Dessu can With confidence depend upon .iw.ys oLsnns
any cssred sopp u the Psot which be ocoH 10 recon-
mend hsef for purity body uniform ~h,sps Price.
sao terms Srsnf.c 90 ~ most liberal foOtinf
JAMES I LEWIS 4 Co. no. s2 Wssra
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

WI FRANCK.Havins, during the two last yeaIs AZ .,ied
myelf OF the training and iucon anoneo oy
the above excellent institution aud highly approving OF ~
methods aud discipline. deem Just 10 IL accomplished and
eonsoie ntious Prin well seTyeesbe 20 country
men do in term. o uaqnaihed sats
aotien the confidence Of parents To those wn0 are
Gus of OBJ their cildIen with classical cient nc or
ia Rsru, ton the best oPPorune, for acquiring me
FRENCH LANGUAGE 1t oA-n every adNaniAg- that can De
desired thirty professors instruction ana Pociors
Psrtcusf attention psd 10 ihe culture OF the mot, '-n'
p.ent The religions instruction OF Protestant schosfs r
cor fded 10 worthy Divine Of that denomnaton who
attends 70 them weekly within the college walls Tney Hre
every sabbath according 20 the parenf preference
10 one Protestant pisces OF worship wnich HAVE
contains The younger boys have separate school roo dor
itore and psygroards The foreign BOYS who ae not yet
acquainted with French placed under the care o pAr
cuar instructor 10 prepare them 20. the eass ia case o.
the scholars Mrs Dsntu the PIncpa1s excel
lent spouse mothers and soctade Term, are Tor
BosId Bedding, WashDs, Stationary tNnLns OF pit~nSJ
md fr .truoon Ia everything but Music Dancing AMI ene
ine which paid for separately, II used "a serinE and ~
more scholars remain al Colege dunuE vacations payAO-
0uArtey and in sdyNnos For further nformson zPpies
ton msy he made by letter To the under,snet,
JOIN JAMES APPLETON,
Late Charge A6sires Of The u ;, nov Al
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

mo the TEACHERS OF the Pc BLIC aud
1 PRIVATE SCHOOLS Of NEw-YORK and VICINITY:
The publisher Of MaeLsu-n's SYSTEM Of WHITING
respectfully inform The Principals of al SCHOOLS Inend
rs 10 in,cduce his system. that sept he will have
ready complete INSTRUCTION BOON which VII! osviate
tie necessity special Teacher for shat purpose Ladies
ard gentlemen properly qualified. viii howeveI be FURNISHED
when desired on application to CHARLES b. SOkIoS'
Prh.har ~ Mactaaran System. 40. ll ChAmbers 81
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
Gousss UUantsb.

NANTED-A small HOUSE short distance
w p the country, must be school Address o. D.,
Box No. l4o Ofhce of this paper
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
Matbinerp, ST.

Alatbinerp, &r.
CRYSTAL PALACE FIRST PREMIUM SEW
~ ING MACHINEs-so Machines heretofgr. offered for
compare with thc~ ns1u.eturst and so1 -
the Aver sewing Machine Co, No. 81 Broadway The ain
pcity u their 0bTans th.l liability of getting
o pair the pr.eeasty Of the stitch and their 1ara
y these tire 3rly practical Machines offered the
pgle Beside the Patent fo these Machines free from the
ss oourOyersy IL which most al others involved Which
tart Of eOnsisrson psfch.se. Those want Of
srfce the cheapest and best viii 10 vel 70 es be-
FIRE uurch.rs sewhere Orders punetus, attended 10 Ad
crc- 1hohAS d LACsl,
President Avery S-~1nG ASch1ns Co,
No. 81 Broai~sy New -Y0ts City
EOR SALE CHEAP-A FIVE HORSE
i STEAM ENGINE and BOILER al complete C.n Be
seen U workisr order Z WALKER SON No. lif Fst
Iii Eve and half inch cylinder eighteen Zach stross
with tubular boiler with pipe sxhasst and feed
pp also with heater and pump With cocks snd ssfty
valves AL God running order; and be delivered
sxreed, q short notiee.
EOR SALE-Or would be EXCHANGED for
l. sBuILDIS0 LOT tho sgssr p.st Of the cry sst
rsss STEAM ENGINE and BOILER. thoss power every
tA.s essasctel ct e yort Alo. Shaaas fssys Bsl
Ps. be- Aypay st Ne q HsG &tsT.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
Real estate for Sale.

SSs>s
RARE CHANCE is offered for obtaining
N FARM from ONE to FIVE ACRES, finely located at
PLANFlFLD within minutes walk of dePoti hnelarse
S ssr Also ore OF is aeres good House Barn price
81 sco one mile from depot. Alse np@esI q FARM. FOR
sRowN No q Fulton st, or NJ THORN No ''wa'Ainson
haIkst,
A CHANCE for POOR MAN to SECURE
"A CITY LOT EASY rERMsA few more f hose s &c
ssg payment Of % per mouth Apply to J. fESAki' NJ
a VALUABLE FARM and GRISr-MII.L
IA Cor sALEsisaaied nile from Sprias Valley Depot,
sv.yerh ana Rre Railroad snd six miles nom Nyscs
De Hudson Ri,ss ny IAs ssm = .sNai seventy ss.ss Of
wood land al In good fence and IN high state Of esva
ss.tes sSoS ssus Stables c,ss aesss Basly
smoke House and ell other necessary baidines requisite
oSsrds Of Apple and other fruit Of various kinds The
S. NIL hsstwo pairs Burr stones ali sood raaEias
.ss .OO$ nsw b~slns House clos. sy the Mai sssss
be sod with the Mill and few aeiss of land s had
scr md well ssaed in pleasant nshborhoOd Surrounded
"a hucsss schools and All win Be sold iOse,hsf or
aasey bond and nasisass ri. pstfeel I'D
T ssis BAscoyx ssy Ss e, 5h' s.ssss M ss
ishst NF~f'A oy' or on the premises G Iss s,s,ssr
Dutch Factor, ROellsna Co. N Y, aug 2, ASA
BANCROFT INSTITUTE.-This School will
ID re6pen on MoNcAY, September H. The Principal viii
\. Attendance a. the choOrOons Ne 80 Broadway thir
stcr w edreee ~ nsA
sSs.i,si Al IvIsON 4 PHfSSEY's. No iva Fcltoos
BERTslAM HARRISON r. A, Principal, 500 Broadway.
nROOKLYN CITY PROPERTY.--IiOUSES
ID and LOTS for SALE, RENT or LEASE.
One half of kvnteel House onshsf b!oek from rhrdsv
Rsroaa very ehrsp small sensss family uar ID
rropeny Houses and Lots to Exchange for improved
Parma sunken Lots fse cheap Rents Ceiee,ed aud PAID
over punetssy. WATSON q hAiSEs, is'e .t, brookiya
DROOKLyN Observation-Disclosures
n .,a two LOTS on Quineyst. pesr ClsssoaN The
Se h two story and bas-meaf p by 81 feet, with exsnsen
IA - rs All 6led with birch; marble NANTES In nrst and
..i ..ores eonceA paors gs pipes throashout Ae and
csSt.ns twelve Ths garden hAndsonsiy laid Out
eS hox horer and planted with the choicest Fruit Vines
- Yisvsr La % BY Ise Pessesiea q 80 time isssss
= ~ msusJSe
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
Gre-.Uroof Safes.
Professional Kctires.

CHARLES EHMAN a. Co, Consulting Engin-
~ and Designers. No. 81 Broadway, New fork-DR-
SIGNS, WORKING DRAWINGS and ESTIMATES Tor
STEAM ENGINES Of every description fum- Presses Tools
ke AnsLseDenis maSe for putting and losfias EDFI.
Boen shsfiDs and all kin9s of Mseh.Aery 10 buildings &c
&c Psteni Drawings with specihes;o sectional sad PER
sfeetye |ievs W0 Psns for nyenoas and Modes he
executed viEh nestres- snd dispatch
I G. AMBLER, N. d., DENTIST, No. 81
~ W.shis scpplsee, tsdj9inns the ~ \ Uaiv.rsityJ
having returned the city wall be pesst see his fsncs
usual
g T. BARTOL, Real Estate and Insurance Bro
Ne her No. ic2 FUsns-Pre ssd Nsrae loses sdj rtsd
With pTonrtrsss and dstach- Business Psper nesoated
Two Fsms for sae In Michigan Lot i7ths House In
Enndt ard al The eirv Lots 10 Elasbethtowa for
50; stocks bought and sold.
IT s. s.PASSPORTS-Indispen 10 travellers,
~ sssse ey j. B. koHES. NotAry PsbGc No "a wsr.
rsssG. cor Bsssdvsy NstsrassA siussas mas Dfoiscs
shstI ssEsAesss.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

III FRS sr1 DAT SCHOLARS, No % West 'L-l'st-, Be.
tw cen h spd Sh avs. Principals Rev II D. Ward and Mrs
Wsrd Num- Of bOsrder, limited to sixteen whose edu-
etou training and parental ose and Sa'ch
fnnes presds Th Seminary viii he reopened on fU UeSDAf
sept u App ieston admission may be nsde A. time
I,Isf sfteror in nerso
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
CIrAp SpRING MATTRESS and healthy

~ ELASTIC PAILLASSEs-The-e wtlknown, healthy
Beds are the and cheapest made or un-
even Mattresses steed comfortable Spring of Ee-c beds
low Iron BsdseAds all szrs to so The Wsrsrcoms
No RroadwA Prines.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

w y y
j ELMENDORP viii reopen bis SCHOOL for fOUsG
LADIES on TUESDAY September r. ~ his residence, No
lO West S6th Broadway The best assistance 20 BE-
poyeed IN every department Th- stuston easy of
cee.. from every part the city by snd and sid
tionsl means convey will b. secured when desired
Tifcusr. containing terms SC. be obtained n LOCK
WOODs CPOWAS's STANFORD SWORDS. MIL
LERs Broad way; By application personally By letter to
the Rector Of his residence
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
Clothing.

DARGAINS-CLOTHIN SLIGHTLY DAM
ID AGFD-Blsek Frock and Dress Costs cost +6 for ss
Figured Csssere and Doessn Pants 90 for 81 % black
GreI adue sod Valencia Vests 90 Tor ~ So Boys Vests
ard Pants &l eash.
GEo. LEyIE, cor. Of fNa.san and Beekmanrs
TTNHE UNION NDIA-RUBBER COMPANY
u No a Johns
Respectfully invite dealers to examine the
LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF RUBBER GOODS
TO BE FOUND II Tss WORLD;
Embracing al Goods made under Gsodyears Patent
COMMON CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE,
AT VERY LOW PRICES
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
furniture, ST
DE VI b + 4 X NJ b Z l.
ID FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY

MBE 4 KIN NIB B E srts;v Il;
No ID Walker 81. ne-T Broadway.
announcing the openng Of these ecmmodogs sl,eioo
world and the public generally that they are eonnee'ed sn
In re ~ with \ Bembes we'll kno~n raH
ture and Uphostery manufacture, 10 fsrs eha s
extensively p4ironilsd By the wealthy snsocTy OF EUROPE
Possessing such facilities they viii b. ensned 20 exec ~
orders vey short notice aud on satisfactory Terms hsey
novelty theE linz produced shrosd will be rep.odc-d "a
their .nd variety Of Upholstery faorcs snd
Nlss of Cabinet Furniture comprised IN tneu socs WI"
sao.d u widest held for comparison and choice. AZ, n
KfMBEL having been tor SIX years designer IN 'it "
doun-s msnu.o,ory brings simple experience TO the tss
and hoped that he foreign snd home resources OF me nr
will he deemed sufficient guarantee OF Their so 10 Iun1
the expectations all favor them with their atrpn
sse A. BEMBE \ A KIMBEL. No. So walksr-st
CHEAP SPRING MATTRESS aud healthy
~ ELASTIC PAILLASSEs.-The-e wtlknown healthy
Beds the best and cheapest now made o, en
even Mattresses stored ccm'osbe Spring Or E.e-e oed-
low Iron Bedsieads all szrs ~ TO +4o -f me areros
No s53 Broadway pear Prnee-.t
IGHT, ECONOMY. SAFETY--The sub
.crhers the at;ertion OF all persons desiring poFta
bic Lisht 20 their extensive assortment Of LAMPS and
cHAKDALiERs embracing .seat variety Of PhOssene,
Buruug luid. Canf heue and Oil Lamps ......, =.
They would particu arly call attention JENNINGS PA.
TENT sAFEfY PHosGENE LAMP as the mos, desirable,
portable gh, introduced bene Drill sn economical
and ecuyeneut and in connection with tue wre gSe safety
In Lamps and Hllers without danger IA lis use.
The subscbe have sod them largely tor eight years past
ard haze vet to thai person has been W ed BY them
The article nov advertised rs new saiety oy boston
maker but an imitation ot Jennings safety patented % nun
The subscribers also manufacture Phosepe ithe only senq
incl Bninpg Fluid snd Csphene OF the beet qpay ana se
wholesale dealers the best terms well as az retail q
cou.umt g. CHAs STARR, Jr. Co, No. III Fulton St
CHOW CAsES.-sCHMITT & BROTHER.
- No IS North William st, Chatham st-, New York
%sRo.Stu9s O. aDat and syes soS con
ssny hand 0rdes promptly executed od show Cases
taken in exchange
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

NINE. HIX, No. IOl ST. Marks-place will re-
NI on.n b4I FRENCH and ENGLISH BOARDING 4Bd
DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES. Monday sepem
h. I IlH
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morrhage, or FlOOulng; PMniuI, Suppressed,
and Irregular Mensruaton, &c, with all their
accompanying evils, (Cancere excepted y no mat
ter how severe or how long standing.
The Catholicon far surpasses other remedies,
in being more certain, less expensive, and leav.
ing The system in better condition. Let I'll
interested call and obtain pamphlet (fTee) con
tanning ample proof, from the most respectable
sources, of the beneficial results of its use TO-
gether with letters from highly experienced
Physicians, who have used it in their practice,
and speak from their own observations.
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NEWS BY LLCHTENiNG!!!
$00,000!!l
Invested in Ready-Made Clothing
- A I
.LEHMAN'S CLOTHING STORED
MAIN STMEET, JACK SON, 0.


EthOTuING of every Color, Size and Style
' and al! prices, may be bad Wholesale or
Retail of H. LEH Wan, at his Clothing Store,
nearly opposite the lsham House.
Thankful for the past favors, he hopes that as
heretofore, by strict attention TO the wants OF
his ''host of customers" and strict adherence
to the principles thus far adopted, he may con q
tnue to receive at least share of their patron
age His goods were bought "for cash." aud
will bo sold "for cash" The selections of his
present large stock were made with particular
reference to the wants and tastes of this market
His styles OF Garments embrace the latest and
most approved fashions In point of workman,
ship they favorably compare with the "best
work" oil the eastern manufactures.
IL. Lehman, goes in for quick sales and safe
returns--preicrs the "nimbe sixpence" to the
'sow shilling in prospect" thereby putting
him in the p easing solicitude of having always \
the "wherewithal" to recruit an exhausted stock
at II moments notice.
Mark what say am determined not to
be "undersold" by any other similar establish
ment In this Town or county, or elsewhere,
don't care where you come from.
The following Is II list of Clothing, cut in the
latest sty lie, manufactured from the best mate
OvercOats, of every size and grade Under
coats, Dress, Sack ana FroCk, Vests mad from
every description of Goods Pants, Black aud
Fancy Cashmere, Casinet &c, OF a
BETTER CUT, BETTER MADE, AND
BETTER ADAPTED TO THE WANTS
OF THE COMMUNITY.
He has made the most extensive preparation
for opening the largest and most complete Stock
Of Spring md Summer Clothing, than has ever
been oht red for sale in this region.
Call and Xamne for yourselves, and you shall
not be dissatisfied II. LEHMAN.
Feb, 9, 81. 46--tf
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GUNNEIRES!. J.
POWDER.

lie also keeps constantly on hand very
article of
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NEW DRUG STORE,
G, sCHLEMM. L. HARTsIALL.
c. SGG9LEIN]JM 3 CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists and
Chemists.
VALLEY BLOCK MARKET STREET.
Next Doc to Mr.. N. Goldberg's Clothing Store

VALLEY BLOCK MARKET STREET.
Next Dooi to Mr.. N. Goldbergs Clothing Store.
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO.
YNIlE above named firm desire to inform the
Il citizens of Jackson and all others who
may want anything in their line, that they have
just opened an extensive Drug Establishment,
and hope from their knowledge of the business
and their attention and desire to accommodate,
to receive aportion of public patronage.
Having been engaged in the business several
years in Europe hey feel themselves fully COM
petent to please all who may favor them with a
call. They manufacture many Of the drugs
and fluids now in common use, and are ready
to vouch for their purity and genuineness,--
Their stock consists, in general, of Drugs Med
icines, Dye.stutIs, Chemicals, Paints, Glassware,
Brushes of every description, &c, d., all of
which will be sold al low as by any other house
in the city.
Remember the place, Valley Block, Market
street, east side, opposite the MARKET house.
All orders and prescriptions filled with
promptness.
u They are regular Practising Physicians,
and having graduated in one of the most cele-
brated Universities in Europe, feel warranted in
saying that they are able to give satisfaction to
the sick and afflicted
April, 10, "a. 3--ly
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kinds and qua tiles OF Drugs, Chemicals, Med.
cines, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Turpentine, Dye
Stuffs, Window Glass, Glassware, Snuts, To,
bacco, Cigars, Spices, Patent Medicines, Perfu
merry, Fancy Articles, Stationery, Blank Books
&c.
Have Just received, and will keep constantly
OH hand, large and WELL selected assortment
of the above articles, and ALL others usually
kept in Drug Stores, which they WILL SELL at
the lowest cash prices. Every article sold by us
is warranted to be pure, fresh and genuine. Par
tcuIar attention WILL be paid TO FILLING Phys-
clans orders, and putting up prescr ptions, fami.
iy compounds aud preparations of ALL kinds
We inv te those wishing articles in our line, to
CALL, as we feel assured that we can make it to
their interest to purchase of us.
The public are informed that have left the
OLD JACKSON DRUG STORE, and commen-
ced in the NEW ESTABLISHMENT oppo-
site the Depot,
~ T. II. CLEwERs, Physician and Surgeon,
will keep his office in one apartment of the
Drug Store, nd W LII give his advice gratis.
Jackson, Jany. 26, '54. 44--ly