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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-24
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

We receiving from the East large and welselccted
stock of goods line,
house Paul the magnitude variety.
and exceence especially the cea,ness
line, which shall public.
jy7-tf WREN. CROFT & REGALLY.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-24

DtV1 ViI IUVts TV7!gH~ 2. 2 O 7
CDWS. 'p'oCoo'
WIKI oxen.. $i0o To 200 u vol
vru v-CJI MEAT
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-24
HOYT SETTLEMENT.

r. n ACRES of excellent Land miles from St. Anthony
/ w and miles st. Paul.
HENRY MCKENTY.
St. Paul, July 1Tth. 1855. jy!S-t
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-24

DERSONS might suppose from the rush and hustle OF mr
sale trade prescriptions and retailing would be uncarct
IT Bond gives his entire time and ATTENTION
these departments, AID eieavors combine strict
with precision despatch. Wa hold that everything
connected with business, and especially the putting
medicines parce should characterized RedneSs,
accuracy, system and competent kn0wIedge.
jcII-I EOND & KELAOGG.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-24

CO PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
July 81, 1855.
TTNIIE undersigned this formed Co-partner.hp
dcrfhe style OF WREN, CROFT & REGALLY, for the
transacting Medicine Business, Will
continue have hand full supply OF Drugs Chemicals
Oils pru- Anthony-st
opposite Empire Block. Please call and rxsnine.
JNO. v. WREN.
MATTHEW CROFT,
j,7-:f WIN. EEGALLY.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-24

Apples. So 10 2 bG
Peaches. .............S3(a 3la
Green apples. {, Dbl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

cessary to pay the debts Of the State prisons almost
entirely based upon actual appropriations made by
listing laws.
Therefore any appropriation made at its present
sion payable during the fiscal year ending September
80 1885, with the exception mentioned will of necessity
increase the deficiency In the treasury which exist
that day unless are provided therefor by the
present Legislature.
The late Comptroller, in his last annual report in.
formed the legislature that ample pro-
vided by increa sel taxation to discharge all this in
debtedness within the years 1854 and 1885, and
abundant revenues to pay the ordinary expenses of
government"
This confident prediction Is not realized by the pre-
SENT jus by the probable future condition Of the
treasury Whether ''distance lent enchantmentn to
that unctionarys vew T" his hallucnation was oc.
casoned by misapprehenson of the necessities of the
government, is question Of little Importance since
the stern realities Of single year have dispelled
fancys sketchaddng, as its only practical result,
another financial faacy to the legacies which retiring
heads of this department not unfrequenty bequeath to
their successors.
The result of the present and coming fiscal year rests
oely with your honorable body The past recorded
In the session laws OF the State. The meeting of the
representatives Of popular government, coming fresh
from their constituents, acquainted they must be
with the financial difficulties which embarrass the pri
vate enterprise of citizens at this time cannot but
develope active and earnest desire to lessen the
weight oil the public burthens by prudent and econi
mical expenditure of the money of the State.
All which is respectfully submitted.
JAS N. COOK, Comptroller
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

From the Detroit Free Press, Dec. 30
The socialist doctrines of the school of the New York
Tribune seem TO be approaching development in New
York. series Of meetings of workngmen have been
held in the Park which obviously under IL, direc-
ton OF Fouriere leaders at which the most H. NINA
tory speeches made and resolutions passed Of alto
gethor disorgnnzng character. The wealthy ella sses
were denounced, arr relief dema nded of them sOne
man." a city paper informs us, 'tthought the SOUP
kitchens were insult to the poor and the amoners
deserving OF severe punishment. Another advised open
and organized resistance to the collection of rents next
quarter day. A third thought tho Common Council
should pay half the rents of unemployed mechanics.
One gentleman believed that prohibory law would re-
ieve all the existing misery; another expected That
blessing 10 flow from the construction OF new post
Office; while leading orator called Congress 10 pro-
hib the export of breadstuas All this aud more sad
stuff of the like character has been shouted the ears
OF hundreds OF angry men without work, and many OF
them with starving families at home Moreover, espe.
cial care has been taken TO impress them with con
seriousness Of their physical strength and to nee
them, by nsidious hints, TO prepare to exert that
strength In attempts should be made to compel
them TO 'uGl their obligations TO their neghbors
SO II seems such appeals these made in open
day in public park in New York. They are the leeit-
mate result amt should riots ensue they would be tho
legitimate fruits OF the socialist doctrines which of
French importation, have taken root and attained
growth under the careful culture of school of pho
sophers Of which Greeley is chief The practical ten.
dency ~ these doctrines is that II wants any.
thing he hasn't got, he may take IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05
The Internal MachIne-When and by Whom,
Made.

from the Gin ,unati Gazette, Dec 27.l
After ihe trial OF Arrison had concluded Mr. Prude,
the rosecutn g attorney, received information tina. Mr
John Winters. formerly a gunsmith In this city and
csldept at No. III Richmond street was probably
tie ma ~ the torpedo with which the Alisons were
Lilcc might be able 90 give information relative
thereto. Mr. Winters sent for, and made the fo,
lowing statement, which give In full rs many ru.
relative 20 tie affair aloat throughout The
city. Mr. Winters states that about four or i've davs
before tho explosion while standing In Henry Fetcber
g0n shop, IN Western row nearly opposite Catherine
street. an individual ia aud asked he could ret
an Instrument made for fireworks purposes he said he
wanted 20 place II in box, he ia Of which, with the
hole IN the TOP, he exhibited and have il so arranged
that II would take Gre SYSTEMATICALLY at his pleasure
w. Winters being something OF pyrotechnist made
strict inquiries to the object OF the instrument and
What Mind Of he wanted. TO all the questions he
gave eyasve answers bat conveyed the impression 10
Nj. fletcher aud himself that 1t a scheme ia witch
he wanted assistance but would tell why he yantes
~ His mysterious action about the instrument and
his az parent disposition TO up the secret made
Mr.. Winters angry and turning TO Fletcher he remarL
ed Gle wants Kind Of machine 20 blow some one IN
the dL' Mr. Fletcher and the individual conI1 not
to what wanted AMI The stranger l. n the
shop From all the circumstances and the description
Of Arison whom rcther have yet SEEM both Winters
and Fletcher under the impression that he vas the
person who applied ~ them az above stated. The ma
chine was no doubt, made by scientific pers, n
sud that too, ia thls city but who that person vel
remain mystery which viii most probably be doye'op
ell before many weeks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05
News r.om Cane or Cool Hone.

We have received files of papers from Cape Town
to the 1st Of November. They contain little news of
any interest On the frontier, however, another out.
break on the part of the Kairs is anticipated. We
CLEAN the following extracts from various papers
lation to this subject The frontier Times says
Nehave received various letters from different parts
OF the frontier DISTRICTS all which express great un
eaness lest the public tranquility should be disturbed
humors calculated to create alarm, are rife, but which
public 1t would be very desirable IL the executive were
TO institute an inquiry into the state of relations
win the fogoes in reference TO the attempts which it
Is supposed the kafirs making with their fidelity n
the resu Of the inquiry should prove satisfactory pub
pubic safety would be consulted Our correspondents
assured that the mnutest indications of
will receev our most watchful attention."
KING WILLIAMS Town. Oct. 81 The chief topic Of con-
versation here is another war; There seems to be
suspicion current of coluson between the Fngoes and
able foundation or not The proposed interference OF
our colonial parliament with poygamy dancing and
other native ussges, will tend TO make the Fngoes dis
contened Indeed to those who have any knowledge of
human nature, any attempt to enforce morality BY
appears folly. Give the Fingoes more instruction and
with more light these improper customs will gradually
ALICE, Oct. 1s-we have had steady rains lately i'm
this quarter, and II is raining in abundance The
crops promise well and the country looks beautifully
green The locnsts keep at respectable distance al
though too near TO be pleasant The lung sickness in
cattle still prevails in the neghborbood Of Alice and the
kars 1t said making friendly overtures Ito the
Fingoes.
CRApooK Oct. 2o-Muriers have been quite rife here
of late. About fortnight ago, a Hottentot woman
who had been cohabiting for time with an Eng.
nshman who lived ~ Cliffs place the Bath, about two
miles from this, missing, and in conseo uence of
certain suspicious circumstances having tanspre IL
was supposed that she had been murdered Search was
accordingly made, and in about week afterwards tho
body was found in mutlated state buried in the floor
OF the house In which she had been living. Why the
body was not sooner discovered has not yet been salts
iactorily explained The supposed murderer Is st at
large. About the same time young Dutchman, named
cornelius smuts was shot dead In the street by young
man named Niewhuizen II would appear that they had
been drinking together throughout the day the can
teens and quarrel having arisen between SHUTS and
one Howard, high words and threats passed but no.
thing more However reaching their homes in the az
ternoon recourse was had to guns. Howard. at this
stage OF the transacton have remained in his
own house and allowed the other two TO settle the az
fair, which ended In the death Of SHUTS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

We have Sandwich Island papers to November 10,
nine days later than previous adviccs.
The following Is the number Of vessels In the harbor
OF Honolulu on the 10th Of November;15 whaers not
included in the number cleared previously TO the 10th
making 80 whalers arrived TO November IL whaeshps
"a merchantmen 10; ships Of war, a coasting vessels
and steamers, 13tota vessels in port 104. We learn
that there about IS whalers al anchor at Lahan
at the last dates.
The passage from San Francisco to Honolulu was
made In fifteen days by the schooner r. H. Allen seven
teen days by the Lady Jane and twenty days by the
brig Fawn.
As evidence Of the depth OF water in the harbor OF
Honolulu the Potynesion says The Mississippi draw
ing u feet Of water safely taken the bar and
the tide was not az the highest point eithern
We learn from Kauai that Mr.. Hofscharger, who has
recently purchased the walua Falls estate Is preparing
TO plant about y acres Of cotton and also intends TO
cultivate rice and the vine Three yoke teams of
cattle recently sent their way his estate To
break ground for the cotton.
The rather unenviable reputation OF Kauai for rob-
berries seems likely 70 be sustained for an indefinite ne
Rod The store on the Kooa plantation has been twice
robbed within short period OF several hurdred dollars
worth Of property Three have been Committed
for trial for the former offence upon the testimony OF am
accomplish. Kauai is cursed with some bold rascas,
who carry of safes bodily, break into the stores and
ROB W hrge scale,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05
One Hundred and Eighty Lives Saved.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

We have been favored with the perusal of a letter
written by H. Bell, Esq of Halifax n. s. addressed to
Marshall Leherts, Esq, OF New York. containing the
particulars Of the saving Of hundred and eighty
lives Qs0) by one OF the Francis metallic life boats
which Of good and kind hearted citizens aided
Miss Dix, 1.-THE philanthfopis," 10 purchase for Sable
Island Mr. Bell saysT have written our friend Miss
Dix giving her information, which sure will be TO
her. IL will also to all who have aided in her work OF
benevoence be very gratifying that $50 person. pas
rengers and Of the ship Arcadia from Antwerp
have been rescued from the wreck Of that vessel on S
Bile Island chiefly II not entirely by the life boats sup
piled by her The other boats IL Is said could not have
reached the vessel In consequence OF the heavy sea- II
only day two before this ship was wrecked that
the large boat which had been sent back for REPAIRS
had arrived on the island, opportunity having oc.
CURED to send from here BY her superior suit
ability for the work, all the and passengers men
women and children were saved from perishing in the
beat her that their clothing could not
be saved; and am sending TO the island clothing
blankets &c, provided by Legislature, and pro.
vision is made to support them while here and pro-
cure passage for az many shall proceed 10 your
try
We had accounts some days since OF the saving Of
lives from this wreck but not the particulars given
and now this bright and beautiful morning Of q new
year feel great pleasure In being able TO announce
the kipdheared individuals whose donations enabled
Miss Dix 10 fcnd this outftto Sable Island the crafty.
ing intelligence here communicated. II will sweeten
their enjoyments and give TO each and al Of them
abiding and sweet satisfaction. v. MERRIAM.
Monday morning, jan. J. 1885,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

THE WigDnAM bank RoHBERs.-rhe three men
convicted of The WndbSn apk rohbery were sentenced
SATURDAY last, by JUDGE let IL the Wnlham Couu
IS Cuutttro - nine and ,nr e. even wears iprisop
rent u ne s,a'e pti.tn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05
s1,S12,967 II

sl,533,9l3 80
Add the deficiency in the revenue Of the
general fund the 3oth Sept, 1884,. 279,054 3s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

Amount transferred to the General Fund
Debt Sinking Fund, for the interest on
the State debt created for the benefit of
the Stockbridge Indians, enormously
charged to that fund in 1858.
Amount Of warrants drawn on the trea-
. sury, remaining unpaid on the 30th
Sept, 1863. ....................
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

ESTIMATED REvESuE ORDINARY
or Go,ERSMkST, FoR THE FISCAL YEAR COMMENCING ON
1srn or 0lsr0
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-21
InERCHhNDlDE,
ECOND SUPPLY NEW GOODS

> The subscribers IRE nov opening for Inspeel'h
their SECOND SUPPLY 81 ,ea-onable Goods, recent
~ purcha.sd BY ibelr SENIOR partner IN Ne" iFh'
firh AL II to ihci September purclas unhe- iheii
stock very fall and ga IN ni-f Hltiarts hrtf
IN tins brar ing al Inc utHe-t -tyle,"l LADIES
DRESS GOODS. !, Silss >Bttus Va eneia.. M"uslm
Meriuus Il. Lhdie.' We've, Satin and Cloth Casks q
laims, ffcrch Embtoidercs IN great yatiet. among
which ,At,a rich sets II Maltese Lace aud Mu-n
sleeves Hfd Collars a general as 5rHeHt al Cleih-,
Cn.-ifucres Aosing. 10 gentlemen. navy stock
~ Servants Go. u surh tulrd Lin-.,s. Natune'r'
rIad Lipd,cy- aud Blankets. Carr"t-, hugs, trnnb
Gioh- aud b,tot Nit Ioscthei with at Epnds be
lpnEjur tt 81 Dry G"ods tride, many a. wnrh have
been pun based for i.,s ua they could Lave been
lad curry the srasou. Al ot winch thy dre deter
mined 10 ~, low. aud "nh AK examination Is all
HEY Isk Ia In-Grt .aIt-i ttiun.
my IIdt. JOIN T. DAkISN CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-21
Fall Supply of HARDWARE -l054'
Sign of the Golden Lock, Lynchburg, Va

Sign of the Golden Lock Lynchbuig, Va.
IA Il ure now nls1ius. a. nddpn IL our former Ne.
w stock d vrrA urer assortment Of HahDwA Az.
CUTLERY, Guss. PIsfoLs. SAbDLtRY. PLA1Ep Goops,
fLnan Oti Toms Hoase hrcgag A,ticies. Bn,idtag
Naffgtais ant Ioois n p,ash eroy aserptton among
winch are many aiirc, Just introduced market ia
fall
W. lnter ourseivr, We rna cshibttoiLe public gen
era y and tlo-c via si nyof with examination,
greater variety a.upcrlorty 1T style aud qunily ot
eopds ever offered 'hl. Unsurpassed in any market
Cur good, are all NV uui most desirable aud viii
b, lid reasonable profit only all who i'll rive
rall antu-t with tneir orders, which viii r.
rci,c out best and prompt tulerriot
Merchants ind others hu5f#g largely will be ciurged
% snHl uhvnnrr ouIs. oct 10 l.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-21
MERCHANDISE.
SELLING OUT
$4,000 dollars worth of

Hardware, Cutlery Guns Saddlery, House
Furnishing Goods, &c. &c.
fRFGORh \ EDb ALL having determined to make
~ hAnes ~ thtir b s-iness, will offer tom to day
i. largest dt-itHbe stock OF Hardware. Cut
I,y &c a. ever b. iur uhcred IN this market great
IL reduced pIices for ens. Many ortices nj and biow
Jys
/ tending 10 c,o.e up the.r business speedily as
p,,..iII. = ~ erd.llv invite all indebted the old
coasarn 1t Gfrgot} : R.,,I and the ol
Grr.ory, Ra,sil & Simpson toPay up longer iadul
rrn5R cannot be gwen
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
MERRY CnRI>TuAs.

VI + TIM iar len Iy greeting merry mixing a.
i holiday gifts i. r.nsc hand. Would ynnt gYs
I, mn sbseni freud parent sister braeet or iavf,
incmento Wiki tot war. Bn, VII boar Increasing
yuue To the recipient aud oft fB1ed npa7, t"ea
with love nd emtitude not only IN" kndn"-. i hrhf5
which prom JHed ihe gift but The ufn add ieatW's -
tie dan.r! 10. "a Ia MINIS \ TANNER ;, Hf1
bavea fnultl,ss likeness taken npd pIac" m cas-"
ring u lockci Of your selection from thor Hig'
assortneu than which more acceptable gIit c"nl
mi b. chosen.
u 1Hi wait torn f day. remember The a,t thai
pictures ARE taken ct TnK PHorooRaFaIe DAsuFKRrAN
GALLERY .quay well IA cloudy or CLEAR wen her aas
}oarc ro5as. which tact explains secyct 1t
unparalleled pppular'y Bud sucrrs-. Call IA n- yo'
come fiom lie rars. ut the oor.isipu. entrance ~
Ma Il Sd dot ID m corucr at Bt &c.
MINIS y TANNER,
dec y Il Pmcucni Dagsrrrotyp,.ts.
~ Country rap,fs a#Iycristne loru- copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-21
EIIA,ipAGNE WINE

Y VIM N In m0,l D1nIIItd Frlnd- Wjoli,1 n
pint und quart bottles, + ,ulc hy
dec l. LEE < JOHNSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-21
ADMINIsTKATOR's NOTICE

A-HavpE qualified as administrator OF The estate OF
the late Wm B. Roane decd, hereby notify al per
sons having demands against the estate 10 present tho
same to II 81 the earliest possible date. Those indobt
I'd ~ sad estate viii please forward aud settle
THOS. J. KIRKPATRICK, ADM.
oh dlw-Rpn ron,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-21
ONCE MORE.
NEW BOOKS. &c, At MORSE {

UNI a HIOkE.
NEW BOOKS, &c, AT MORSES.
nUr DOORS al ldcwplI, bs W liz,
~ Ruth Hal-n supply.
Nikof-s Caurtship-" =" aud cheap edition
Geason's PicturiBl-elegantly bound,
IN Leayes--second series by Fanny Fern
Black~ oud's Magazine, for ia. uary,
Hunts Merchants Magazine 70. February,
Frank Lesbos
New York Journal
knickerht cher, for Fcbruary
London Art journal for january,
Sung Book -new and tut assortment Alsp.
Blans Account Be Ks. Pms and Memo. hooks. Note
and Bill Baoks.Hr &C.. hhl3-t.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-21
tor ssnl,ilnorc and pEilnAnluili..

Bl 81 bAMEh BEN iDEkE.
Leatcs R"iHoRa enry 1nesdGy NJ oa'rf 7 ".
sssy<s THE iHrer aaI ne" Steamer + " y L Ii +
Ssss Capt CLIFFORD, il, r. ceisr 6ciah c,,ty Mou-
lay, ami nPto nonr Of l u'ooen ?. ,rNrrl ih"s-
lay. TOR the above place.
Shipper. to War,iing Pitt,hurg Cincinnati All tho
South aud West generally. will Gnl this r,uir lhcchrar
''si and mos expeditions. For freight. nrrh to
LUbLAM x WATSON, RtcbmoDd. Ia.
July l3,|fs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-21
WHOMIT MAY CONCERN

l. We shall continue 10 call upon our friends ior
the Of their bills, dc st January, far the bal
of the month after which, having the time
necessary devote TO it. shall place hos, remaining
unsettled n other hands far collection.
feb IT. BURROUGHS. SlIAFER 4 co.
CE! ICE Tho sab.crbers making arrange
] have depot for retailing Ice al heir
Store. low market prices Those sposed favor
with their custom rel, upon being regularly
piled with good Ice al times and ia y quantity
1T :. H. THOMPSON 4 cos
feb 10 Nv Drlg Store
Dnn Bills. Mountha L.me, 80 t5s Thomas.
~VVIton Limo, ia store AMI in good oft"r For
sale bv IN 80fs Is SACKETT Ba.in.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-21
MISCELLANEOUS
THE NEW EST BOOks OUT


w We have in store very superior Old Londo
Dock Brandy" Vintage lsif and very old Pur'
Rye Whiskey and Tor sac by
doc l. LEE \ JOHNSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-21

AND NtN-lOKk FAU - NIs new 49,
hume line comPoscd oi the following vessels o.d
.ns from Nt~.A orh every three days. All owned in
the city 81 RichmnnG. viz:
The Trinity times., 1855-04-07
DRUGS, &c.

CITY DRUG STORE.
Pest once Building, west side of Main st.
WEAVER.
JAN s AIRY,
Druggist and Apothecary,
II EEPS constantly on hand general as
N sortment of DRUGS, MEDICINES,
PERFUMERY and FANCY ARTICLES;
together with all the varieties of PATENT
MEDICINES, which he offers for sale at
moderate prices and socits the usual share
of public patronage so literally extended to
him for the past three years.
rY- All orders and prescriptions prompt
ly and carefully attended to.
A liberal discount made to traders.
December Is, 1854. die If
The Trinity times., 1855-04-07

WHOLESALE RUGGlSTS,
l46 Washington street, San Francisco.
OFFER for sale to the trade, the largest
" and best assortment of Goods III their
line ever imported into California, to which
they invite the attention of country buyers,
who will find it to their advantage to exam
inc their Stock, as they are determined to
sell at the lowest rates goods can be afforded
for. Their Chemicals are all received direct
from the best manufacturers, and their Drugs
are of the bestquality, and selected by one of
the firm in the Eastern markets, and they
will endeavor to keep up their reputation Of
giving their customers the best quality of
goods as heretofore. Their stock consists in
part Of
Chemicals of everyOh Vtrol
kind, Corks, every kind,
Dye Stufs do do Essential Oils,
Perfumery assorted, Tartarc Acid,
Brushes, Hair, Tooth, Congress Water,
Paint, Varnish Bay do. in barrels and
Scrubbing, Counter botdes,
and Backing, Olive O4l IN barrels
Sash Tools, and boxes.
Spirits Turpentne, Hops, S54,
Putty, Dental instruments,
Window Glass, Surgical do
Druggists Glassware, ,Trusses,
Walls, every kind, Syringes,
Soda Bottles, Swedish Leeches, &C.,
Whiting, &c.
And ful assortment of PATENT MEDI-
CINES, of every kind in demand, and every
other article appertaining to the business.
Agents for DIR. Jayne's Family Medicines,
UolIoway's Pills and Ointment. Sands Sar
vaparilla, Moffat's Pill and Bitters &c.
March 81, 1855.