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The true Democrat., 1854-06-27

'roio ,he Chicago Democrat, June :.
irish Riot at Ottawa }iiinoi>---Seren Rgen sAot--Ih.ae 5Hpnosea NorlaliI Mnnni.pd.

:. irish Riot at Ottawa }iiinoi>---Seren Esen shot~--ThTac supposed Eonaliy Wounded.
 Yesterday news was brought to this city that Capt. Henry Brown, of the canal boat Flying Cloud, had an attray with some Irishmen at Or iowa, which resulted in the shooting of seven of the men; 1t Is supposed that tnree were rnor- tally wounded. The occurrence happened, we learn, in the following manner:
 Capt. Browns boat was locking at La Saile. when an lrishman came on board, and seeing dog, (which was a pet of the captain's) on deck, for some reason or other kicked 1t of the boat into the water. The captain was below at the time, and when he came on deck asked who kicked the dog into the water. Upon be- inr pointed out the man he observed that for two cents lie would serve him as he (the man. had the dog. At this the Irshman took two cents from his pocket, and dared the captain to put hls threat into execution. The captain then knocked the Irishman down 1t is said three different times, and was on the point of throw ing him into the canal, when the bystanders lntertered and separated them. The captain soon after started for Chicago with his boat
 In the meantime number of Irishmen. twenty-0ne in all, We see t stated started after the boat in wagons and succeeded in overtak- ing him at Ottowa. Here the Captain went ashore, accompanied by one of his crew, for a team, and was soon afterwards attacked by the Irlshmen in body. The man with Captain Brown discharged revolver at the crowd. winch took effect, wounding one man, and then retreated leaving the Captain alone. Finding his life in danger, and no hope of escaping, Capt B. discharged his revolver six times. every discharge, we learn, taking effect on his assailants, six of whom were shot, exclusive of the man shot by his companion, making seven in all
The true Democrat., 1854-06-27
Pfdtt8juJQ -NaL June % 1S54

h. Il, JOHNSON, Esq.-Dear Sir: In the True Democrat of the 20th inst. is the following. etoSlu8 an editorial: "Our readers will find oY the papers and a detail of the facts in the pen. {entiary case, in the house journal of the last Legislature"
 lease correct that, by inserting the following:
 in the journal will be found part of the papers, and an erPa1te 8tatemea with full or. rather. display of the Auditors legal ability n defence of the position asstDaed by him. he other side of the picture only appeared in evidence upon trial of the cause.
 The attorneys for the defence having moved for a nelc trial do not deem it right or best to ecolerate naysef from blame by placing .5acts be- fore the public, pending any proceedings in the circuit court lam very respectfully your obe- dient servant, U. B. ALLIS
The true Democrat., 1854-06-27
SCENE IN TEXAN COURT RooM.-We find

the following in the Houston Telegraph.
 A citizen of Springfield entered the court room, during the session of the court, with his pantaloons of and almost in a state of nudity he judge immediately ordered him to be i'm PTisoned for two hours for contempt of court. The sheriff in attempting to execute the order oi the judge, was met by the friends of this in- dlvldual armed, who stated that they would pay line, but if the sheriff attempted to arrest hlm they would shoot him down. The sheriff then returned to the judge, and reported that he could not execute his order without endanger mg ms life. The judge then called on the iurv to assist ln arresting him; but they returning, and making the same report the judge adjourn ed the court sine die.
The true Democrat., 1854-06-27
am very respectfully, etc.,
 R. W. JOHNSON. z. s. Senate March 21 1854.
Treasury Department March 2Oth. 1854.

Treasury Department March 20th 1854 S1R:-In reply to your enquiries as to what IS being done to the Marine Hospital at Napo- leon, Arkansas have to state, that superin tendent was appointed on the 9th February, and was instructed to proceed with the work and complete 1t as speedily as practicable here was an appropriation of S4,0O0, made March Sd, 1853, for the completion of the build- ing, which is now available
 The superintendent estimates the cost of completing 1t at S3,OOO, and expects to have it finished by the 1st of June
 The department has no means of judging of the correctness of such estimate
 The enclosed papers are returned as request ed by yourself.
 Very respectfully, your obedient servant
 JAMES GUTHRIE,
 IT
The true Democrat., 1854-06-27

THE FRENCH ENPEEoB AND EXPRESS. Their Maiesties let, Paris. with all possible pomp, lor St. Cloud, on Sunday last, May Fist There was an unusual display for SO ordinary an occasion. FIourishes of uumpets, cavai- cadeS, presented pistols, reception at the palace ny 2 great concourse of functionaries, grand water-works and ceremonious dinner The seven wires ot the telegraph, connecting the chateau with the Tuileries have since been in constant operation His Majesty converses with his ministers at Paris, as he might across table. Relays of fast horses are stationed upon the route for the conveyance of the despatches. The health of the Empress is how good; may say en passa'a, that no further hopes are enter tained of the birth of an heir to the throne Cc7resp. N J. Commercial Advertiser.
The true Democrat., 1854-06-27
R. w. JOHNS SON

MR. GUTHRIE, Secretary, etc. - Will you ooh9e me with statement showing me who is the superintendent, whether he is taken from the army or civil life-whether the estimate has been transmitted to either branch of Con- gress, and whether it has been approved and recommended by your department.
 II not recommended l desire that 1t may be done; as the need of this Hospital and the good It could have effected was very great during the yellow fever of last year.
 At great trouble ] was enabled to resurrect this public work, in the treasury department six or seven years ago, and transfer 1t to the en- gineers May 1 now ask if all these hospitals are again under treasury supervision.
 Respectfully, E. w. JOHNSON.
 P. S.--I am anxious for an early answer to this, as the deficiency bill will soon be up for consideration
 If all the five hospitals provided for on the western waters are not transferred to the trea- sury, l would be glad to ascertain by what means or by whose order this one was returned to that department, and shall be much obliged
 l will ask for the return of this letter with your answer.
The true Democrat., 1854-06-27

THE WITTsBURG MESSENGER. We wei come again this excellent sheet to our ta6le.- We are glad to perceive 1t comes to us much improved and enlarged. It is edited by ATr. |. W. Crump and published by P NJ. synder. esq The following we take from the introduc tory of the editor:
 Our course will still be i51depe7lent .n cR hlng8-aeQtra} n not3jng. We are no partisan: and consequently sAat advocate any measure. that in our humble judgment is calculated to promote ;he public 9ooi, aud oppose any that is calculated to do public horm We belong to the progress5oe -i@erica5. school, and shall op- pose oa ta3y.a' in any and every form. We believe tha:i- IS our manifest des;;ny." to be mistress ot the ,el0l, American continent. and all the |s1es adjacent thereto" and that this VII only be keeping peace with the "prosress Of the age
The true Democrat., 1854-06-27

A YANKEE AT PoKER.-A Yankee and a Southerner were playing poker on steamboat
 I haven't seen an ace for some time" re- marked the Southerner
 Wall, 1 guess you haint,' said the Yankee, but l can tell you where they are. One of them IS up your shirt sleeve there, and the other three are in the top of one of my boots
The true Democrat., 1854-06-27
5scTetUy q tte ITe9surl Hon. R. W. JOHNSON, U. 5. Senate.
Treasury Department, March 22d. 1854.

70U5"7y 171I7-7 IN1e70 IIdIVN ZZU, IoO4 Siy:-ln reply to your enquiries, I have to state that the superintendent of the Marine Hospital at atNapoleon, Ark, is Alfred 4. Bidding ton, citizen of Arkansas, and heretofore ap- pointed steward of the hospital
 The sum of s3,OOO estimated by him, is the amount required to finish the work, and as there are 54,O0O available for that object, no additio nalappropriation has been asked from Congress. h answer to your last interrogaiory 1 have to say that all marine hospitals are under tho direction of the treasury department.
 The department letter of the 2Osh inst, with your endorsements thereon, is herewith return ed to you as requested.
 Very respectfully, your obedient servant.
 J. q. WASHINGTON.
 Jor 1be Sse'gcf Me Teas'y. Hon. R. ". JOHNSON, |. $. Senate.
The true Democrat., 1854-06-27

BOSTON RioTERs.-The result of the exami- nation of the parties arrested at the riot in the Burns slave case at Boston is as follows: BIsH- OF, STILLE, JACKSON and MORRISON fully con- mitted without bal, for the ml I'd 1T of the de- putty sheriff BATcHELDER. WESLEY and PHG- NIX held to bail in S3OOO each
The true Democrat., 1854-06-27

THE FIRST TRIAL UNDFB THE NEW Ono LIQUOR LAw.-Messrs Selves < Roth had the honor of standing the first ire Their trial took place on Saturday, the 10th. in Cincinnati, at the criminal court. It being satisfactorily proven that they did sell something stronger than native wine, verdict was returned ac cordingly, and a fine of $50 and twenty days imprisonment imposed. An appeal was made and judgment suspendent. Messrs. Corw in and Holt appeared as counsel for the defence. The affair was conducted in the most harmoni- GUS manner.
The true Democrat., 1854-06-27

NEVER PLEAD PovERTY.-Creditors never annoy man so long as he is getting up in the world. 4 man of wealth only pays his butcher once a year. Let bad luck overtake him, and his meat bill will come in every morning, as re- gular as breakfast and hungry children. Again we say, never plead guilty of poverty. So far as this world is concerned, you had better ad- init that vou are Scoundrel
The true Democrat., 1854-06-27

0F Mr. Olds has introduced into the House. at Washington, corrected bill on the postage. in which he proposes that the thanking priv- lege shall be abolished; and that postage on al single letters, within a distance of 5000 mi, shall ha three cants
The true Democrat., 1854-06-27
Letter from Washington.

7. s. Senate, June 6, 1854 MIR. ED1ToR:-I send you herewith for pub- lication the letter of the Secretary of Treasury of the 20th March, with my own of 2lst, on the back of it, and the letter of MT. Washing ton of the 22d in reply to mine.
 No further appropriation was needed for the Marine Hospital at Napoleon and none has been made.
 l called especially on the Secretary of the Treasury in regard to funds to furnish the Hos- pltal, and was assured that further appropria- tons were not needed, as the department had fund which was applicable to that object 50 may conclude that this hospital will he In operation by the sickly season if the superin- tendent acts with energy. To our own people, as we'll as the sick and unfortunate among the travelling community, it will be great blessing.
 Yours respectfully,
 R. w. JOHNSON
The true Democrat., 1854-06-27
ENisY IiO CkEY,

l)RODUCE, Commission and Forwarding Mer- l chant. also, Manufacturer of Wheelbarrows for Railroad Turnpike, Canalling, Levying, etc., etc. No. Fl East Front street. Cincinnati, Ohio. Orders executed at short notice, for any amount required.
 A. F. DYER, agent, Little Rock, through whom all orders will be promptly filled.
 June o- 1S54 3m
The true Democrat., 1854-06-27

WAR BETWEEN SPAIN AND TEE UNITED STATEo-The London Times considers thai a war between Spain and the United States Is irresistible. After stating that the former DOW CT has an army of ab0u, 3000O men in Cnha. h goes on e say:
 SpaniardS nay have batteries and fortesses l., screen them from the assault of their enemy. But how long Nili the Americans take to sweep them off the earth: The cabinet of Madrid can have very little idea of the power they nave to deal with. The United States is the Czardon Of civilization; 1t exhibits the very per- lection of human power: it's resources are illi- mltable; lts debt little more than imaginary, and the burdens of its people are absolutely ideal And the idea of and old. care worn and inn poverished nation of very questionable valor and military porwess, grappling with tbis great creation of modern times Is somewhat amusing Ii the overthrow of Spain's power in Mexico and South America goes for anything, We lnay fairly assume that the MexicanS make quite aS- good soldiers as the Spaniards; and that, there fore any resistance that they may attempt to offer 70 2n American army on the coast of Cuba will share worse fate than the MeXicans when led by the gallant Santa Anna himself
 
 In the war which we see impending. Eng land has little or no interest at stake. Our pos sessions in the West Indies are sufficiently numerous and extensive to supply us with all the tropical productions We can consume: and t would be little short of insanity on the part of this country to sanction the expendi- ture of one shilling on tn extension of our tro- pical dominions, while we have such inexhaust- ible regions as those which remain unexplored n Demorara and British Guiana. To these re- gions We must look for the extension of domi- nion and progressive increase in tropical pro- duction. and not towards the frontier of Ameri- ca, where we have 10 contend with strong political iealousv and commercial rivalry.
The true Democrat., 1854-06-27
Poll Books.

We have procured a superior article of paper from Cincinnati ruled with great care expressly poll books; and will fill all orders promptly. z.9 'essary certificate will accompany them.
The true Democrat., 1854-06-27

3trs. AEEA CoFA MowArr is marrieI .. ',-.. 10 Mr. William r Ritclie, of ,hp Richmond Enquirer '! hls event took place at h.r ..jA- CTS resiience near New York oa tuc 75h iast.. m tke presence of several hundred invited guests, Nrs, M ~as. on ,he oa-asiou> dressed
 n superb white -iik, jnlaid rh ae.. qad "a Ions bidai vel. of costly hr..d lace, secured by a myrtle wreath; the toilette altogether cx- quislte. without sacrificing simplicity ta extrava 54nee. She was attended by six bridesmaids, in embroidered white muslin; tao If them her own sisters, Misses Emily aad Grace Ogden; another nice, Nils Margaret Ogden, and three other young ladies from Boston and Cincinnati. The fcctunate bridegroom, MT Ri-chie, vas of course attended bv the corresponding humber @t trleIds. no ceremony wae ahostho Swe- denboTgiaa form"
The true Democrat., 1854-06-27

MINISTER TO CENTRAL ANEEIcA.-We learn from Mai. Lawson, who is just from New Or leans that teIesraphic dispatch was received there stating that Mr. BorIand had been ordered back forthwith 10 Greytown to settle lao dihi- culty which occurred while he was there. The nature of bis instructions has not trauspired.
The true Democrat., 1854-06-27

0cT Father Nathewis afflicted with the pal. sy, in Ireland. lis physicians advised him to try the climate of Majeria: but he has not means sufficient to carry him there. His pen sion of 1900 year, is nearly Ill spent in Iar- ment ot debt contracted in the cause of te1a- perance.
The true Democrat., 1854-06-27

rWm D. Gallagher Esq, has withdrawn from the editorial department of the Louisville Courier
The true Democrat., 1854-06-27
gNKADLEs, GRAIN and GRASS scv,bec

v ] UVL OTduICS.
 ' Grain Scytho blades;
 ' Grass
 , Briar Received and for sale by June 27 RAPLEY. HANGER 2 CO. fiO4CE CHEWING T0BACaO.-I0 boxes N Fleming l0s Lump Tobacco, and Taylor lib Received on consignment and for sale very low bv June z' RAPLEY, HANGER d co. ID lows, ass'd sizes:
 Black Smith Anyils ass'd sizes;
 Stocks and Dies
 24 Blacksmith Sedges and Hammers. Received and for sale by June Z7 RAPLEY, HANGER 6s co.
The true Democrat., 1854-06-27
NORTHERN DISTRICT HON. A. B. GREENWOOD.
 OF BENTON COINtrY

(ET Don't fail to read the advertisements of of Dr. Iappe. Heofers his beautiful residence for sale.
The true Democrat., 1854-06-27

NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.-Cotton has advanced in our market E cent. per pound since the arrival of the Pacific.
The true Democrat., 1854-06-27

HE MAINE L1oUoRLAw IN WIscoNsIN.-We see It stated II our exchanges that the judge of the circut court, which was lately in session at Hudson, Wis, gave charge to the jury on a cer- tain action tried before him, which excited consi derable merriment in the court at the time
 The action was to recover the value of cer- tain liquors consigned for sale to the defendant. Evidence Was given on the part of the defen- daut to show that the brandies, etc, were made of forty cent whisky, and drugged besides, whereat the judge was very indignant, and charged the jury very nearly as follows:
 Gsnt1:nse2 ef He Jury-PGre unadulterated liquor is a wholesome and pleasant beverage and, as far as the experience of the court ex- tends, conduces to health and longevity but a bad article of liquor, gentlemen, or, what is worse drugged article, cannot be tolerated: and if dealers from below will send up into this beautiful country So blessed with the smiles of the benignant Creator, such a miserable quality of liquor as the proof shows this to be, in this court, gentlemen of the jury, they cannot recovery.
The true Democrat., 1854-06-27
Nes-yl1Szk-

CE5 Il patent has haen ,akeu out n Boston for cleaning fish. by giving them ehen they sEecze the5r>cale> clean of
The true Democrat., 1854-06-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
: 800 RyIyg IF B

&TOP THE MURDEREE!-I will give the above o reward oI f1Ye Hundred Dollars, for the apprehension Of JosEpu BAILEY. who A,rPnrprr. ,nT son n Oloson county Tennessee. if taken out of the SJtJe- and *2oo ii taken in tho State.
 joseph Bailey is feet nine inches high heavy made thilh heavy set fellow, weighs about 70 lbs. dark leA9n, sandy or light beard and head the same coor-1qI tacecolor of his eyes not recollecred but supposed to De deep blue-has down-cast Iook-bjs nose, believe. ls crooked to one sdc-his body is long. and his limbs short " IF l refer to any gentleman in Gibson county. or fael9n, lern as to my solvency.
 r., AARON JACKSON.
The true Democrat., 1854-06-27
STAPLE DRY GooDs.-3.22s yds. $ in bro,

7' UIVWH DTlIIlngS. me above goods were bought in the Eastern mar kets for cash-and are offered at very low nrice for ta money RAPLEY. HANGER ty CO
 June 2
The true Democrat., 1854-06-27

J07 V'V '77V '. V7's IItiis lion- k ". JOHNSON, |. $. Senate.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-25
PHILADELPHIA ADvl RTIsEsiENr.


PiiiLADEIPHA ADvI RTIsEsiENTr :,
sToHE. } MLAMKEfsr, sT T66M
,u,o, PHILADELPHIA.
ulLLou, WALTON CO., having secured the large and
NO. N' Market street az now opening
ENTIRELY FRESH STOCK OF
Housekeeping Dry Goods, Linen md
Hosiery.
proportion OF the Stock Of
~ Europe by Tsmbe, Of the hrm The
Dwellings, Hotels, Steamboats, or Shipping, such a,
Somneeungs, Table Linens Curtain Materals
cos .lnens, Iouelhngs, Lace and Mus. Curtains,
SSinSse,pah.s napiins, Damask ana Moreens,
All the Hest Makes of Linens,
hoharusons Dunbar Dieksons Approved brands,
all grades. Golden Flax. OF LIGHT MaLes
English md German Hosiery,
SHIRTS, ORA WERS de- -
believing that the present OF merchants all section,
Of the country the best and Goods at The
prices and knowing that this the d
system OF LONG CREDITS and LONG PROFITS W. have
adopted the following as their
UNIFORM CREDIT OF Blk MONTHS merchants OF good
standing. " hO1
SIX fER GENT DISCOUNT FOR CASH. when paid within 10
days from date OF bills ~ -
TWELVE PER CENT DISCOUNT Ia the rate allow ,d for
paid In advance oil maturity. N'
by these their soek In rITRopP
and will sell their Goods a y
small Advance the Foreign Cost.
feenE the system OF SHORT CREDITS
phCEs Is the best for both the Buyer being
then but one Small Profit between the Western
ar pean MAnufAeturers0 they earnestly ask Inspection
no ~ oSontou' O. NJ. WALTON. W. P HiLIornI-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-25

ASPARAGUS.
BEEr-Long Blood, Mangie
WurtII, French Sugar, Early
Turnip, &c.
BEAss-Large Windsor, Red
Speckled Valentine, China
white, Six Weeks, Lima, Caro-
lima.
BRoccou-Purpie Cape, Ger
man. Scotch Kale.
CABbaoE- Early York, Large
York, OK Heart, Early Sugar
Loaf. Early Baitersea, Drum
head do, savoy, Green Curled
Savoy, Flat Dutch, Red Dutch,
Philadelphia.
cARRor-Long Orange, Early
Horn, Altringham.
CAuuFLowER-Early and late.
CnLERr-White and Red, So
lid.
CREss-Curled.
CUcUNBER-Long Green Early
Plant.
Foo PLLSr-Purple.
EsDIvE and LINK
LucERSE sEEp.
No seed, except those receive
kept for sale In our establishment
All orders for Trees, Shrubs,
dreth and J. S. sinton, lift with /
attended to. PEYToI
Agent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-25
I'D FRESH AND GENUINE

lie
Nelon-Green Ciuon; Pine
Apple; Nutmeg.
Water Neion-Finest Kind.
NdSturfium.
AuSfdrd- Black and white.
Ohfon-silyer Skin; White
Portugal; yellow and he'd.
Oird.
Peds-EItra Early; Early May;
Washington;do Frame; do Chsrl.
tom Dwarf Blue Prussiap; do
Marrowfat; Bishop Dwarfprolific
Pdrsnfp -Long smooth
French; Guernsey.
Pdrsiey-curied.
PcpI1er- Large Bell, or Bull
Nose; Tomato shaped; Cayenne.
Pumpk fn-Large Yellow
Field.
RhuJdrL- Victoria.
Rdddil-Iong Scarlet Short
Top; Scarlet Tufnip; White do;
yellow do; Long Salmon; Black
sanish.
Sdtsyy-or Vegetable Oyster
Plant.
SDinHeh-Round leAyed.
SgiIfAa-EarIy Bush; bell.
7on,dfo-Large Red; do Yell
low: Egg.
Tarnip-Early Plat Dutch; do
Red Top; Large White Norfolk;
white Globe; Ruta BAEs; Dale's
Hybrid.
Herb s-Annisc; CarroWay;
Thyme: CoriandeT; Lavender;
Sweet Basil; Rosemary; Sage;
Summer Sayory; Sweet Mario
rum; Rene.
WA. PALMER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-25
KENT, PAINE & KENT,
Importer ana Whsiesale D~sis Foreign ana pemeste

No. n kes,tseat strest Rioamond.
SPRING TRADE, l65A.-Ns receiving by
- Glasgow Liverpool
BRT7ISH FRENcR AND GERMAN DRY GOODS
Purchased the beat terms entirely for cash. eomprng
splendid Of and beautiful
And By vaoss arrivals from New York and Boston, re-
variety. - 81 ~ = '.
We also prepared with large READY MADE
cLorHika manufactured home under
the latest and best style.
nses for doing business aud With every eseton
invite the Virginia. North
TO examine before with the
goods will be sold they bought
In this country.
purpose keep throughout year. and
merchants whiting city At viii md we'll pre-
pared to them.
fs2S KENT, PAINE a KENT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-25

DOVE CO.,
WHOLESALE Grs REf fisIs ol Ia DRUGS "Eni-
for SALE in quantities to suit purchaser the following
lSSS =. s ssn.1 GsSs,SSS in small boxes
, SS:S I s;Ma, g. Lead + Neg, 60,
$50 s.ist. ssss: q s-ss, oil
,SS % &c; y, ns,Tsns: Ointment
% Ssse. Starch; so Dbl, Tanner. OIL
1900 80 ST. S'f. 3; f s;:s:''' brands
laoSS genuine fssA.,.n Pipe,
aoSS 70. inds.uuetisls Iron Pain,
70 boxes So,.s. w s G.s.
!, Sc r. sss; V. SsssisS Il: IYS.Ss'
10 Dbl, Smiths v.rni,hes
10 ErO.. ssidn,I and Sod, Powders
10 bags Anspiee
100 Ss.i ra a'f Rssi s Tcasu. Bean.
500 500 DOZEN DOS i,t co, Sns
o s p Ss
raj Lie terms TO town and country trade.
:|GS e HsSSaas. ShGdaIss
A RE receiving their Drugs, Medicines. Chem
.daOn, viii all lime. and conn
fds s.s,, and GSs5. Ss.; Made
Red Lead Alum and salera,u,
Chrome Chrome 2 9siss f 4.fs. s,l a:a
snesn Been Rss r sSR Si REM s0si Bora.
Paris Gre,n Roi birthstone n Sulphur
Prussian Blue Rotten Stone
Sermilon Pumee
Lamp Black; Sal Soda
whiting; Cinnamon Mace Nutmcgs
Putty; Pepper, Spice Ginger
Blake's Patent Paint; Spirits Turperne; Linsesd Oil
Furniture Narnish Coach yarn Japan varnsh Iron Var
nsh; Leather Saruish. "
Also al.rEs well selected Brush.
e. Fancy Article. Shaving and Washing soaps In variety
All popular Mdicins kept shortest
Country Merchants, Planters, are respectfully
solicited to cali and examine stock and prices.
r. s-Pareular attention paid packing and forwarding
good, p. JOHNSTON BROTHER,
Dr,,,i.,.