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Washington telegraph., 1855-05-30

NEwsrArERs.-Judgc Longstrcot, whose
views on all subjects are practical, and
worth ireasuring up. thus sets forth the val.
ue Of newspaper
Small is the sum that is required to pat.
ronize newspaper, aud mostly amply re-
muncrated i- the patron. | care no, how
humble aud unpretending the gazette which
ha takes, il is next to impossible to Ill i.
liliy-two times a year without putting into
it something that is worth the subscription
price Every parent whose son is from
him at school should supply him with pa
per. Twill remember what difference there
was between those Of my schoolmates who
bad, aud those who had no; access to news
papers. Otbor things being equal. the first
were decidedly superior to the last in debate
aud composition a, least. The reason is
plain, they had command Of more facts
Youth will pcru'e anewspapcr with delight,
when they will read nothing else"
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-30
EeIiEion and AboIitionism.

The anti. American party rest their hopes
Of defeat Of American principles upon
their misrepresentation Of our views aud
feelings touching these two great principles
That they really believe the American par.
IS uusound on either u only an idea-therc
/. 10 reality in it, They know full well
that there is M truth in the charge that we
Wr against religion and would prescribe
men for particular religious beliefs as also
do they do violence TO their ronscicuces, il
they have any, when they charge US with
being aboliliouisis. or with having anything
TO do whatever with the abolition fanatics Of
the North. Tho American party, rs we
have before said, is not sectional neither is
il made up exclusively Of Wings Or Demo.
Gratis, Of Protcs,aGts or Catholics, Of Free.
sdIlors or Shareholders bu, Of good men Of
all political principles. Of al religious be.
lieis, aud from all portions Of the Union
men who were born upon our own shores,
who appreciate our institutions, who are ca
pable OF making laws, who keep iuyiolnto
tho elective franchise, and who love more
aud would sooner honor Native American
citizen than a foreigner. These are the
people that mako the party, that arc abused
and s,igmaiized as dangerous-euemics TO
civil and religious liberty. VIII You believe
these things, coming from Office holders
demagogucs and Office seekers or viii You
believe what We tell YOU and what we know
to be true Opei08Sas Patriot.
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-30

The McNiunyillc Enterprise, Democrat,)
docs not see the sense of abusing the Know.
Noihlngs as most Of the democratic prints
are doing, "'or It's part, it docnt feel
like doing as did Collins Ram. butt out It's
brains against something It doesn't under.
stand-not knowing what 1t is. 1t pub.
fishes what is ad to br ycriiable Know No.
thing Platform, md thinks, every plank in
it is made from American Live oak and
not easily warped or strained by the CON.
bined strength Of foreigners, demagoguos.
abolI!iouists and southern disuniouists."
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-30

RoYAL SoANDAL--QUrrs YicroRn.-
4 London correspondent of the New York
Times, wiles ihe following scandal about
;hc little "sham Queen Of England -
"Sho looks sulky, ill.natu@l, rather pas.
SO. very common, proud, and a great deal
more. She drinks-sho beats her children,
she is awlully jealous, so as to have onco
locked out Prince Albert, who went home
a little after lO--Shc is most tyrauuical to
her servants, and boxes their cars, &c. SO.
| have heard all these remarks, not once.
bnt thousand times, not in one rauk Of
society, but in all ranks
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-30

Tue FAMINE IN GEonGA.--The CORES.
pondeuls Of the Georgia papers give the
most distressing accounts Of the famine in
that State. One says
Horses and mules orc turned out to per.
ish. or live in the woods as best they can
and lu.bandmen who have farms and nc
corn will not be able to cultivate more land
than they can tend with the hoe. The wri
ter concludes by arguing the propriety o.
appealing to the Governors Of Tennessee
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-30

An Ancient TuNNEL.-A late letter
from Rome to the Newark Advertiser says
that the old submarine aqueduet. (the an.
ciont Arethnsa,) discovered last autumn be-.
tween Syracuse and tho Island of Ortygia.
has been d, length entirely reopened, and is
found to be Il feet high by 6 wide, and
about an English mile in length. The tun.
mel, quite equal in all respects to that I'M
der the Thames, was built during the occu.
patton of Sicily by the Greeks.
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-30

DEucdrE MuNFlcENcE The \. York
Courier aud Enquirer Of late date says
On Sunday last, among the contributions
at the church Of the Communion to the funds
Of ST. Lukes Hospital vasa roll Of five ono
thousand dollar bills. They were dropped
so quietly into The plate that net even the
gentlemen who received them knew from
whom they came The giycr is to be enyied,
less for bis ability to spare such a sum than
for .he disposition which led him to bestow
i on such cause in such way.
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-30

A FEMALE SrY.-The Scntinelle Of Tou.
Ion publishes the following as part Of let.
ter from kamiesch "A rather strange ad.
venture has occurred outside Scyasiopol A
young Russian woman was for some days
seen walking about tho Russian trenches
and sometimes at night al,o with lantern.
|, was thought, as she was tall and 1of ma.
jrsti1 appearance, that she way a man in dis.
guise, and the Genera.in.chief ordered tha,
she SHOULD be carefully watched At six O..
clock on the morning Of the 2Slh, she again
appeared opposite our lines, aud examined
them with great attention she carried a
notebook and pencil in her hand. and seem.
ed to iuseribe in it the result Of her obscr.
yaiions, Finding, after while that she
was perceived, She hurried towards q species
Of iayinc, ut the extremity Of the French
trenches Two Houayos we're sent in pur.
suit Of her, and succeeded in capturing her
Being found to bo really woman, she wa,
taken before Gen. Canrobert and question.
cd. She ,aid that She bad mqde obscrvu.
tons Of the French positions lor the good of
her country. and to ayenge the death Of brr
husband, Boinoh by name, who was killed
at the battle Of the Alma. Her notebook
was found to contain several details relative
to tho situation Of our batteries, and the
number Of guns in them she bad also in
hor pockets a double baucled pistol, aud a
letter addressed to Prince McnscikoR She
vas placed in confinement, under surrca.
iaacs Of two seutiucls, and it has been de.
tcrminel that she shall be sent to Malta"
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-30

DANGEROUS ErpEmc IN PANoLA. Mss
The Panola (Nliss) Picoyanc, Of the l2ih
inst, SAYS:
inflammation og the brain has prevailed
extensively in this county lately, and nnny
deaths have occurred. The disease battles
ali ,,,i;.,t .f.'1 NIL s.r,... its ,ict;,,s ~
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-30

DR.. o, a. Brownson, editor Of Brown.
sons Review recently delivered course Of
lectures in n. Orleans In one of tbom he
endcavorcd to prove that Protestantism was
incompatible with religious liberty.
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-30

The knoliy question Of who's Doostioksl
is no longer problem lie isa young man
named Thompson, % years of age, aud
clerk in the iovelry house of SacEet, Dayis
& Potter, l70 Broadway, n. Y. lie is a
near relative Of the publisher Of the Detroit
Advertiser in Which bis essays originally
appear lie graduated in one Of the West
eIn Colleges.
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-30
E.asia Baar phl #Doasa, /
The New Gold Mines.

l. iza well authenticated faci that fich
mine Of rald las bson discovered On a
stream called the Rcd Fork of The Afkmn.
sas river. NJ the foot Of the ouaehia noun.
tains Considerable eseitemea, prevails in
southwest Missouri aud northwest Arkansas.
aud hundreds are already taking up the line
Of match fer the new mines. We wish
them nceJs.
Having learned that great excitement VI.
prevailing IN Gren county. aud the sou'l.
west On tie subject of tie late discoveries
Il geldI Sc wHoie a leiicF 70 \. Z. Ingram.
Esa ai Springfield, Mo prepaundine m.
ZION. questions IN relation 10 the uew mines
WHO discovered Them, their locality. etc
20 which we received the following reply
from that gentleman
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-30
SrRiNgrtEtn, GsrrS Co. No.
April 29th, 1865.

~%lif -"tht AeHot
Marx /. MEANS. EsQ;-Yours Of tho
21'h inst, rropouuding various iuicrrogito.
rics IN relation To the gold fever" here and
the cause Of the excitement. etc, eie /,
just received.
Question lsi-"Who discovered the
mincs, and whom 2"
Answer "A company Of soven men ~. 4.
Newton county, Mo, went ont On gJo,.
PotiiHg expedition lat fall. aud'rciurned In
the iorersT Of the winter, believe. bring.
ing TegimeHi Of gold which have btcn cx.
hiJiiod in Aco'Ao, Mt Vernon. aud We be.
love, some Of cur ciiizons who visited Ne.
osho, about two week, ago for the purpose
Of obtaining reliable information Of The al.
ycn,urcrs IN person, brought a specimen Of
The metal 10 this place, Two Of tho seven
gUi oii FROM the others in prospecting.
and returned home only isw DAYS ago. one
Of them bringing home $4,000. aud the
other $4,000, which they "ranncd' out in
a very short time without anything to die
with.
The mines are said to be at or near the
foot Of the Ouaohia (Wash.i.in) mountains,
on a stream called the Red Fork Of the Ar.
kansas riyer-about $50 miles south Of the
road leading from our western frontier 10
sauia Fe. Rcpor, says that the returned
adyenturers cndeayorea to keep the matter
dark but It leaked out. They. and all
their relations have, Il Is said sold ou, and
are fixing to return. The oxcilment at this
place is as great tand II has only been up
one week to-day as ever was the California.
II not grcatcr-somc twenty or thirty pet.
sons will leave this county tomorrow. The
excitement in the counties west Of this is
much greater than here
The place fxocd on for rendezvous Is n.
some point on the Nirlicris river in the
Cherokee Nation. whore it is thought the
number Of adyeniurcrs will amount 10 . 900
o. 5000. 4 gentleman just from Arkan.
tas says the excitement is up in that State
or in the northwest couHiic. Of il. have
been informed by persons that have resided
at or near Font Smith. Arkansas that parti.
cles Of gold have been frequently discovered
in tue bod Of the Arkansas, river. which has
evidently been washed down from above.
Having been in the country tho greater
portion Of the time for the past two weeks,
| am not as well posted up as |, under other
circumstances, might be-.
Very respectfully, your ob't seryt,
4. L. INGRAM
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-30

Never take paper more than ten years
without paying the printer or at least sendins
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~eNSrfs OF eu9VE8in&t2 AR1ezxHr4RNf4 4&f the Term
vssss ~ %Adin& 4sne ~ l&1 N ~ -,
y ihDEx No I, mset8 on The flxst and third Sat-
nrdays Of every mnnt, ~ tbs Encairmant room Odd
NecYs tail CORNER uf Camp and streets
mcerk for fbe pEseant term 1. Homes q !, Geo
tstFnlsysrt II RAE M nnleadssniex &sW ;J X izuth-
tsnt scribe " Nicol " H Williams Trean1ref !;
~ kurnezuss AsslAtsnt Scribe. - {
hSBAn NeyS meets OH the second md fourth
sstardsys 70 each month Id Enesfnpnsnt room SSs
keoms halt corner 81 1ainp and slssats 80
ass n taE ans Eressnt tsr ohariss Aossitsr g
ssrss VII ksosss sfss Sss!s az ItAso
hAsALhE N9 o. meets on the 6rst and thir3 Man.
1days e sseh month "A the Rnosapnsnt odd fe
foEasnsat ecrns< Of Camp and iafaystte tfreesn ~
9Hcers Ioz spe Rresent fhonas kes6s Il 3. n n
LlMohseep, W /; y Hsesdlat, Tressnrsr. sss'ss
WAsHfxGroN No. .. msets every second ana
fourth MpBts5 IN Sa6h monsh 81 Wssh;srfan nav
Marigny Bull Tbk1 Distfiet Cflcsrs a. NJ,
present terns--a Fsamenn, j schrosdsr 81 II 5
4 webbsr s w EaugenhecEsr, Scribe II Il Finks
Nv; u Msnaughs rsasarers ~ = = A. 4 s' 80
LAFAYETTE No 7, meets on the first and third
Mondays In each month, in Jefferson HAIL. Pecrtf
fsfst4let 0ficers for the pressnt term-J burke
GPsH WiWeethotx, IL r; J + kfaatz, NJ; d
Dunn, Scribe; Galpil,J " z BzrrItts Ttessursf
PEIIoAS No. 8, meets on the frst and third Sat
4 nrdays IL each month, III Polar Star Hail. St. Luui
ssteaf.. 0fleera for the presene term- % poupAE
so ~; 20 VOORHEES,. II p; Denniers 8 w o Nc Wagner
seribsi 5 ebarles,J " LsttsEade, Treasurer
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FOR RENT.

4 SOR RENT Until 14th October, 1856, m
ne Hsdng lately ccsuplsd bv Red Rover Company No.
~ aana e pss.isss between Canal md cessoehon
4 es !. -.s. zte: \, rHELps, Street commI..iopsr.
R sQ0MS TO RENT with or without board
p,yn.s tsnilys I've well furnshed Rooms can 70 10
..os SUI Sooh.s Wy. Assl 81 ~ ola lms
NfOR RENT--The very desirable Dwell n
ling House animated on the Of and
Orange sIeeta fronting Annu ciaiiun garden
grounds adoiniug Hous being compsls ssras Ap
aPs. HYDE eooDRIcH sor Canal ard Royal ssrssis
KuSO RENT The Three Story Brick y
siose, with granite front, III Row. fronting On
Immediately. Apply 10 ~
said ~ BARELIL d CO. 81 Common strsssl
TEy0s RENT The Four Story Brick Store ~
No 50 Nsw Lsyssstss In complete order. Immediate
sst n !. IS BAREIII I co.. ii csnnan s.rssa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-21

1EE 81 ". GnAnD ESQ lffHnnT or PArA1AReas
81 Asu.sIANA D o. n, lneefg eemtr Annnslly on tbs
sa4 Tgsa5s4sin JandEx{ nd JHly, n lfESnd Lodge
1Ais3sts ztrssts NSs oriysss eiicsrs ~ ID yssr
ises5*5hoeH ehlsldss \ W q p 3 HARDY, N Ha u q
ss,I a'!s a Ell: e 8 5ss Fussssax, NJ g
y e tbe hSX 6M fhe y s. Th6a HfaxK, b " e.
. " q 9sAllyl, y y ~ d Herr, " q 81 5 Frank
49FasaM 8 vi Az eates ~ Mount Ginai No 8, KW
HE9k as3iSx AQs 2j 0A63x Eexhce. of magnolia Ma
~ q X D11*z1Qt He VI IS p. " f,overt, II g w
.nsF Gssanpnsnt Aoao DsD q, Patriarch District
Az intsndsa III III lrsua xucanpmsnt
anenta g dissstsa 5eplss kntnssax, Htaps scsibe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-21

Black Rich TOBACCO, for
tho Ne xioan asd Terms TOBACCO for Plants
oa bids and bbs TOBACCO constantly
sis TURNER RENsHAw. % Camp .,s..s. up s..i,s,
W. o. FLU ERs UNDERTAKER,
I'll Tchoupisoulas street, New Orleans.
f-SOFFINS AND HEARSES ALWAYS in
~ eadnes COINS lined with lsad At short
/ osss suSs " "a
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NTHERE ore made Mills Of the various
capacity 70 Steam, Water Horse Power
grinding bushels 70 the hsur according the
Of Burr. tho applied aud tbs velocity
Thss Southern 1nvention we'll Bouhern Manu-
ncsuf and the she exeesnce eons In their
extensive sale shd Inv Large tspAi emloydn
M proprietor aso prepared furnish Bos The
up0r ard family dour. ehers wanting Mills
W y he times home and DO
united Of nndsraigusd ihAn hydependE
% rnsii sofLnsrn rgpe t?r grinding. ,,i,
The following tabs will show he prics 81 the Als
and W. q pusap with printed nstru
Burr price scn Capacity tysbs the
rides }af es3s=s5
price sIs Capacity bsuhss the hour
rot2en 70 eyouona Baud inches wide
sse large enough cr Horse Mil sizes from
inch Burr price from T. Is 5ushss 70 he hour
Necciy from 400 10 Band srehee wide
94inch Burr sa0o Capacity bashea 80 the
hour Velocity om lgincheH Wide
inch Burr Capacity from II 10 thoto
Nsoey from 4o0to so rsyputons Rand II inches wide.
Burr 1900 ~ 70 bushss
from SO 4so minute Band
80 revolution Minute Band 70 wide
aooys the Mandatory ccmpete In every hand
~ whsr attached erd
inssrassons the MIL All ore is a. the
e sns z M, n address q willis e Esr
WILLIS 2. COLEMAN. Patsniss add Pfoprecr.rt
MI q Pickett % Conrs Plses wilt attend tho sale Of
fs9sdA wtol III - W. r, COLEMAN.
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NEW YoRK---NEw YORK.

u-NpW Al +, q rTS0DTryus 7Sry.-.-s.. 49,
4 IN. Nv AMI a. 4EO6IAVh, UOumthblOn Mtr5
"A ehnnt. AGAut of PELICAN Mobile AND NEW
5RLkAN Ms PACK ETH ~ Snuth York. is2
= = III r T1VSJ M ~ y --- ~ /
~ ELL0W ~ NlALs--hluNTz'b GENUINE EA.
aENT METAL Mspufsstersa ~ the INVENTOR d ", Mun
Frdnch Walls Work England. A complete asso
msns a~A q hard snA Cd sor ssle hS A 4.
sisfU - Sole Agents Mnuts'p Patent his,nIs. 4
- U11CfT II r. ~ - - - I.
I v3sNENGn AMI an "a Ian XiNCs P.ALNIS,
serbsis havps completed thsIr aew prepared 10 iii
favorable pastcular attention given u liz efinans
having puis atiiss thai ill nes Esss
10. y! III Maiden as Lsnsy Nsv Yari,
stuaeso,oFsd Zinc, superior iss painting ccuniry
houfes md Brick work. AL lsl. ANS II
= = x ,TIX77S !; 4 -
RanMd 81 :. ~ ~. s.ssisss.s,. Il cssws. M
qu ashr without fives ao h entirely Kav styis
unsa st.ss Theg make casinss u wndo
sEssn Tusss sis Linisls AID Dssl
Railing
iron work for buildI1S Hcoba n ii their
go e. mss
TNDT A DUTpED n rSTS7,r, ~ - =
MIA hU01Eh GUOQS, winch Will NOT De-
ia
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A IR LINE ROUTE FROM Ga ssAssasss55sa
Go ks AF IS ss sI5s 0s.ssss
KIM -
= 's,- P' Two DAILY PAssEssER rsAINsl
passenger stsa nsfs WINCHESTER and REINDEER 81
LQna daily Headsys excepted
Mincheatsr ~. $50 A. A.
lteindeer s0e r. Az
with the Express Chit folio
Day krptess iesvea Alien - - % SO 4. NJ 500
ns ps.s VIA caasIs. spDsssd aiosaasson, wiimlnsou
aad Joliet through change Of Or baggage
afrtiag f1liowHs lzi
Day Express II. IS r. Nj
Might $50 A Ne.
Tsu,e FROM ST, LOUIS to CAicGse}-Ftteea Hours.
5coNNECTIoEss
s1sh ths Michigan Southsrd and Cen
al Raroad eli o. ths Ess making direct
~ Asad Lover Missia.ippt ssatoasd
AT CHIC EspreN TRAINS los
At .CAGo With Galsns &nd bso Railroad, mkanK thin
tho only reliable ard ssnrk Wacon-
Gsna. DabaaaA S. Paul And ether points on the Upper
~ Mississippi. 5-is55E'lei
AT with os,owa
Peru Island--difse route W eentf ii fcra.
AT Lncs censfal railroad for LAsae
- posts axsh .elih thht and fof Peoria
AT SpRINEFlELDh Decatur.
staEs lines sot d nsfert poinfs IN she i1tsIior.
TT ThoaeA Tickets all plcea Shove mentioned
ened he MieKaa csntral Michg
.5 AZ other railroad ess II s. snd at the Tkst oea
~ Teksss Chicago ntsmsdss can DO had on
hs Alton wAarfoxs At ST. Louis, the asame
aasd R.p. MORGAN. "a. supsrizssadsa,.
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Al FAMILY MEDlCIEES, which
ID Desisrs at Proprisior's lowsst,
II Agency. SO. ISL charsrssstrsss.
,Hibbsrd's wildCharry, 9.es,
lRichsrisonssShsrry Wins, ss8
lHHtehing's vegatAh.a Dyspepsia,
lGoulAy's Vegetable, Coletnanss,
sdQuhRnd u Gsrmnn, OxyRenn5sd,
COSMETICS, a5
Cologne VISITOR, Bay Watsr,
l Florida Water. sssen Fun,
! Jonr'sLiliy White, :
! E0Aps AND CREANIH, ts4
Iowa Brown Windsor, 81
Joas't Chemical,
lRsdway's Moderated CASTLES,
tAlmond Toilet add Family,
Shaving Creams and Compounded
nitdescriptions. '5s s5,it5
i PfLLS.
wright,alndiun Vegetable, II
lModatt'sE.ifs, Bfnndreth,B,
IMorfIson,a Leesr, New London,
IParr'a sSnppfng ton'a iChafnplon,a,
l0faefenbsFB Jay ne's5SnAtive,
IJnyne's Ayus, Winatss Camomiie !,
lsihbard, y AMti-biliou1, Fstss,s,
lspenoer'u Vegetable, COOKS,
lCoopsfsa, Covel'a, Ri sunKtic, q
lAndefsofise, AllebasiapS Health.
4 Wlataf' saentl . Pnggasivs, X "
Ailebsais' Aguss Hooper,s, fsSs
lChieknsr'l5u zAr-eoafed. u
Herricks SnSar-ccaked,s . f5s
lGilhertis Anti-hilious, Bscikwith'a,
!, I.sidy's Blood, ingoldiby's Pils,
'laeott's Vegetable, Esgon'a,
RAdwny's Regulator, r.. +
Rose'o Asilrosi, Leidy's Female,
Observation-Disclosures Sanatisa,
!, Lcudsn,s AKue, Holioway's,
HAlated 'nAnti- Dynpeptic, M ~
iGordon,s ,ttcI.hns,s Liver. g
HAIR DYES.
!, IPhnlon 'sMagie, E,atsheIor,l
Observation-Disclosures, q
Ballard ,Jules Hauei's, ~ :
N Jayne,sAmsrica East India.
MISCELLANEOUS, = IS
DR.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT YdiAl.
Il Thorn'k Extract, 1rt IL 5.
Ir-ss.t,s ok Ak ~
aaIIAns ,sHAizsf o. Mnu0hfn,l
b Shtssf ,SeAasa + AZ xtrFo, z
iTuothache Drops, 8s isss
Iyon' sMagneticf ON dsrs,
!, Mrs. kidder's CordiAl,
anompson'A Eye WAtst.
.ta'sMefyourAnsis q
s ein.ns S1a.ss.s y e
! t1ya.tss Laic basaAn, <
ps cMunns = q Il Qpinfns
aa9Nay,s EeaG y tellcf,s
n T~.vsr 4, .Ins 4 :s',a
EiscSs Body hrhcss,
lnI ~ snnauiaer braesss
IL r,sSI,hla ANN Iapes, isia
M: Noss y Preparations
l,r mnelsh J Extrnct, 80,
snoStnsp ecinct IA
s l l,e1 IeParasionss
n nsr Syrupof Fellow
lps.ss, r. $40, ,,,,, =
lRroEn,. E.svas w liner,
" oytimo ,Asg y \. u 4 singer
M Mers,mS = ..I. c \, |, 3 Bitten,
lCrnssn,a,s. Il S mse;a 4 zoe rosss nj 4.
lDy Warai.J aa;es,
i1nbsn,;e hi p XIV
laisarsa anss " isslsc.usfy
|aad f,ae 1 ,sfsn.mscs y "
lTssi;a ,pIalnIt ~ 34s,.SsS
In naIi toa s p.sm
s - foPhrhtlonE, =
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AauxaEMEpIEs .ETr1..

AauEREMEDIEB, ETC. =
Osxo0d ,slndiAn ColoEcgua, ~
Rcwsnd,sT Tonic Mixtufsl
gmith'a Tonic Syrup, ss
Wynkoop's Tonic, 80 i'ls.
Speeds fsbrifuEs,
Vogitab FeSrlfuse. :,
"A, 81 LOzENaEE.
Ahsrnan,s CouRh and worm,t
BxyanssP ulnonic Wafers,
Loeuck b Fuluionic Wnfers.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Lovstt's WAhpenr or Hair alcs
Barfy,e Trieophsrous,
Lyons KathArion,
Hoyls's Hyperion Fluid,
PhAlon's HairInvigorhtcF,4
Jnyne'a Hair Tonic, al a,
Van DsuBen's Wahpsne.
Loudon,a0 rientAlHair Tonic,3
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