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Proceedings Of Council.

RICHMOND, JAN 2, 1855.
All the members elect Of the city council ap-
peared, and were qualified into Office by the
Mayor
The Mayor appointed the following standing
committees for the present year:
Ways and Asans.-Hutton, Starr and Burk
Claims-Dennis. Roberts and Smith.
.Streets-Lynde. Mendenhall and Roberts
Public Buildings and Aarkets.-Burk, Smith
and Dennis.
Fire Companies Lynde and
Hutton.
The following resolution was introduced by
Mr.. Lynde. and adopted:
"Resolved, That in view of the present in
debtedness Of the city, and the improvements up
on the streets, already contracted for. to be paid
out Of the revenue Of the current year. that we
be cautious about making new appropriations OF
the public money. and actuated by no sectional.
party pr,vite interests. have al eye single to
the best interests Of the city,
The following Board of Health for 1855. was
-roointed by the Council:
LIST Wards. R. Virgins and Jere Hadley.
"a DIV r. Smith, ]. NJ. Hutton.
Sd James Perry. w. Y. BENTON.
4th Dr. s. II. Harrington. DR.. S. Nixon.
Accounts against city for Judges and Clerks
Of election, amounting to $1,000. were present
ed allowed and ord ers directed to be issued.
A resolution. designating the kind of property
to be taxed for the current year. was offered by
Mr.. Hutton and adopted. 1t IS the same IS last
year, and exsmpts 500 worth Of personal prop
erty.
Report OF the Committee Of ways and MeaMs:
To the Mayor and Common Council:
Tho Of Ways and Means to which refer
red reports the Mayor Collector and Trustees
of Public Buildings ask leave that have
the with the Treasursxs accounts and
6nd respectively paid the stated
their report
We also examined the Treasurcr's acco UNITS, and
present herewith statement of the receipts and expendi
lures of the City for the and also Of the present
indebtedness.
an of which IS respectfully submitted.
CHARLES r. COFFIN, Chairman,
Committee Of Mays and Means.
18th month, soth, 1854.
Balance GA hand last annual report. S16. Is
Received of Samuel Pierce, Street Commissioner for
Received Of Trustees Of Public Buildings for $50 80
Received Of Samuel Edmondson, City Col
lector, being amount collected for taxes,
and for cost of work done by Street Com
missioner for individuals, 6,10A 90
Less Colector's fees, 244 l9
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STATE OF INDIANA

STATE OF INDIANA IA sss Wav.e C-ou.zoa Plea.
wayne eouafE, 4p-sI Tsysz, 1855.
David Wileu,ts. Executor o. Calvin TAouns.
Manning, John
Fletcher Thomas Willis Esr i
Milton Williams, Bur,
and other creditors Of said
NoTICEi hereby the creditors
the J1y 1854 Of said Court.
Thomas declared probably
fore notified that the accordingly
WILCCTTS
Executor Of Calvin Thomas.
January 5.
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Vann Smonson Abigail Simonsonl
his wife who s a daughter = heir Of
Alexander Grey. decesscd,) Wilkinson
Grey and Ravens sons and heirs
said Alexander deed, Thomas
Berry and Hannah Berry, children of
Nancy Berry, deceased {aho a
daughter of said Alexander Grey, decd
Andrew ]. Mcfiiil, Ly dia Reynolds, mar
red to Amos Reynolds Nancy Phillips
Mctii tch Petitonfor
OF Patrick McCsill. deceased
Martz Andrew Martz. Lydia Jane Martz
and Christiana Martz. children of
a daughter deceased said
Patrick McGIil,) Isaac Grey Edna Rid
dell. married George Ridiel. Aiexan
der Grey, Catherine Grsy, Haveas Grey
Matthew Grey. Ruth Ann Grey Sarah
Grey and Nicholas Grey Children
of Matthew Grey, deceased. who
Of said Alexander Grey, deceased,
Office hereby the above named defendants
NcGill, McGilI, Martz, Martz
Christina Edna RidteI
George Rddeii Alexander Grey Catherine Grey Ravens
Matthew Ruth Jane Grey and Nicholas
alleged affidavit disnterested
residents,
Indiana of the filing and tendency Of the petition for partition
entitled
before the Judge of the Wayne Circuit Court
tevile the Monday February
accordingly
Witness Andrew r. Scott, Clerk OF Court, the
seal Thereof, this 9th day of December, 1854.
ANDREW r. SCOTT Clerk
December 90 1854. 23t
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House. sign and Ornanaensai, Hancy, Dec~.
rative ana Railro1A Car Painter: on
Stainer: GsiazeF: InitaG0F Of WDoAs an1
Marbles.
Paints ana Glass always bad the cash py
ees- PAin.s for sale.
shop rears Main, over T. n Yssass
gF~smess Sa---e-ra 2 $50 >eAS
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New Firm and New Stock.

THE undersigned prepa furnh all who
L favor them with their patronage all kinds Of Fresh
such Coffee, Sugar Tea, Moiasses Cheese
and almost every thing the Grocery and Provision
line All Nuts Raisins, Candies. Se constantly
hand They have, connection with their rocery
large Bakery prepared all times furnish fresh
Bread Pound and all other kind eff Cakes made
Parties Balls Weddings. Crackers at whole
sale and retail al the old of vickers L Mitchell
yICHERS Il RATTRAY.
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RAILROAD OMNIBUS

en-. WI. r. SPINNING. grateful "a
for past patronage respectfully informs ~
the public that he made considera- AAl-
additions to his former stock of Horses Carriages Buggy
prepared accommodate in his line the
ire satisfaction of customers
~ He travellers any part
desired with comfortable vehicles good horses
and careful drivers
OMNIBUS will call Of the city for rail
and from the Depot their
be Orders stable
Of Main street, will be PROMPTLY attended,
attention and reasonable charges
he respectfully requests continuance Of patronage
%, 1854. 4Sn
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Dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP.

the 18th day q December last the partnership here
tofore existing between John Thomas and Henry Dow
ell in the Baeksmthing business dissolved BY
These indebted will please call the shop
settle up at early day practicable
JOHN H. THOMAS,
HENRY p0WELL.
JOHN H. THOMAS will continue the Blacksrnithing buzi
heretofore, and grateful for the liberal patronage
soiee given TO him. respectfully requests continuance
'as same He will do all kinds of work his line
~ SUBSTANTIALLY On short notice. and the liberal
tSilAS- January l. Is55.-Ss-
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Lost, this city, the 2eth pocket
dollars several A
liberal reward will be BY returning TO this Office
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NEW GOODS.

i'HE undersigned are opening Il. their new Store
No 90 Main St. general assortment of seasonabls
D"~ 600 D~>
mbracng mary and desirable articles that are scarce
the market Our assortment Of plain bound and unbound
hawis, Grape Silk and Thibet Shaws with heavy sfk
ine of shade, hne Barcelona and Book Muslin
aadke1chief Grapes, Cape Leize Wash and Sheer
COX Ma<ns. Gloves Hosiery and Linen Haudkerhefs Ne
Thibez Aipa>As, Ereaas warp Lussres Of
shades extensive and unsurpassed in beau.y Of
yle- Together with very general variety Of
Ladies. City Made shoes.
iarrante Of the hes. material and workmanship Ala,
Avy stock Of and bays fall and winter Boots and
hoes Hats Caps &c all Of which We intend To sell at te
west cash prices and respectfully invite friends And the
iblic to drop in and examine for themselves
J. i !. c. HADLEY
i-sa months. lesh, l-Ss. ss-sf
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YOllng's Express


NNILL ready all times deliver fourto order togeh
w wi all Provisions. Of
charge hauling done order short notice All
Provisions,
will
make il all
call for The highest
paid all times description produce
T. n. YOUNG.
March
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Richmond Academy.


will the
ii NJ. E. Tuesday, 26th
undersigned win assisted by
Miss JANE MoRRow, who is experienced teacher.
D. 8. RAILSBACK.
December %, IL
Administrators Sale.
NV at o
w mile Centrevile, county
Friday the 10Th January
ery belonging said consisting crib
sheaf hay in the stack horse farming utensils
household kitchen furniture articles
M
credit of IL months will given on
dollars giving with
bearing waving
o . o'clock.
P & T. FRAZER Admit tors.
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WEDNESDAY, January 3.P NJ.
FLoURsaes a27 bbs at 81 20, and IS do (exsra) s.
Provisions The only sales heard of to-day 500 ard
soo Hams at 5000 do and $50 Shoulders
and Hams at Sc and &C. 40 and 80 brls prime Lard s
so do do gut at &c. and 1874 do do at SIC.
Hoes only sales heard of to-day lao head
ESQ lbs at ~ So and small lots from to 81 so
Old AGE.-Among the complaints ncident to persons
tr.tion of the Nervous system and Physical and Mental
Debility There in many cases such arrangement
tain the smount Of sleep tired nature demands Myers
Rock Rose by impartns vsor the blood and through
ties The feeble patient tearty and all the fun
tions perform their office tremendously See the follow
ing certificate
hereby certify that Mrs. Brown. mother-in law.
h.. been an Invalid 70! twenty years affected with neI
years she had not passed night without cough
ing Until R two weeks .sG she then
meal and retiring; that her sleep has
quiet. and her cough Ia. since entirely subsided-
We feel encouraged hope that . remedy hand
retore her to comfortable health. j. PEARL.
New Haven. Conn. April |, 1882.
Co. Cincinnati. Western Agents; Manufactured by VIM
NJ FRANKLIN, New Haven. Ct 2w
IL We seldom recommend a manufactured medicine,
believing that in mos, herself perfscts cure
rapidly and eectu.ly than can be by
the vegetables and minerals Of medical science But in
the Nate Of there ARE feature, about
healthy action of the digestive and it
ss u a3T M in n IL,
kindred ills t. such, Hollands German Bters. pre-
pared by DR.. c. NJ. Jackson, truly valuable
preparation 1t is tonic medicine, giving healthy
ton the stomach and will be found highly serveabe
1t all but especially during the spring Dyspep
sia only be cured by patient perseverance In
of treatment. and to AL those suffering under this
sad maAdy would recommend application to the de-
OF Hoohands German Btsrs. l2o Arch street. PhilA
slphia.-Phade!phia Inquirer.
For sale by A. o. G. Porrs Richmond.
Fos BRozeHlrIs. Throat Diseases Hacking Cough and
the effects OF nprudent Of Msrcury.-No medicine
has been covered which has effected such
a Carter's Spanish Mixture.
Throas diseases proiue ed by salvation hacking cough
bronchial Affections liver disease neuralgia and rheuma
tism. have all been relieved and cured . wonderful
by the purifier OF the blood Cxrters Spanish
Mixture.
The Of Mr.. T. h Ramsey alone should satisfy
who doubt Call the Agent and procure panPhle:
containing cures that will astoand you.
Sold by A. O. c. PoTrs Rishnond.
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r. I.HAReT9.

DEALER in al kinds of God and Coal Stoves, Hollow
Ware, Castings, Agricultural Kettles and Furnaces.
Brass Copper and Enanelsd Kettles Britannia Ware,
Lead Pipe Brass and Iron Force and Lift Pumps Manu-
all kinds Of Copper Tin and Sheet Ware
keeps experienced and has the best quality OF
made MAN, Pearl and From. streets. RE
MosD, INp
Il Old Copper Brass. Pewter and Lead bought
August IS. 1854 SsH
A RARE CHANCE
40 New Carriages and Buggies for Sale.
EORTY Carriages and Buggys, OF the best
workm anship for sale by the subscriber, the Car
rags Shop the east end of Main Those wish
ing to purchase would do we'll to call VI PARRY.
Richmond 6sh month %. l65i lift
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Bank Of Corington.-The Friend, published
a, Covington, in speaking of this Bank says:
CLOSED FOR THE PREsEsr.-The Bank Of
Covington, located az this place, has suspend ed
business; on account of the prssure Of the times,
and the deprecated rates Of stocks, the Bank
has been driven into liquidation. Their money
will be worth at least 80 cents on the dollar.
Depositors will receive 80 or 85 cents on the
dollar on deposits. Mr.. Preston, the Pre- 81
dent. is here aud seems disposed to do all in his
power to secure all interested
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~The last JEFF. expresses its dislike to the
petitions now being circulated in this vicinity for
the maine Law" and thinks that those who are
circulating them certainly spending time
very foolishly." No one is at all surprised at the
jeff s course, and its efforts in support of free
whisky" are certainly proof positive of time fool
ishly spent. We hope "those who are carrying
round these Maine Law petitions will not be
discouraged by the remarks of our neighbor but
persevere in the good work in which they are en-
gaged-use all the lawf full means within their pow
er to effect the object in visw, and, if successful
even ms neart may have leap for ioy at the
salvation Of some in whom he feels an interest
He evidently has an idea that the temperance men
and women petitionire M~~--- As~-.l;.I.
burk and Test only. when, in reality, it is direct
ed ITO tie General assembly Of the State Of In
diana" AS Jeemes probably hasn't seen the
petition yet, we suggest that our female friends,
who are circulating them, present him with one
may be he'll sign it.
w-..a~..na..'. COlumDla Hagsing Loom.
HALL OF THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE,
Philadelphia, Dec q, 1884.
s. c. MHNDKSHALI Richmond, Ind-SIR: Your favor Of
the 22d ult hand The Committee Exhibitions by
Medal Hand Loom The judges speak very
tsring terms respecting it,
| W HAMILTON, Ac.uary
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BASIL BRIGHTWELL.

opening seasonahie DRY GOODS, embracing
u mos OF the people. which. for
quality and be excited in this city He has
also received supply of
Fresh Groceries, QueenswaFe, &C., &C.,
public respectfully invited to call and examine for
themselves.
RyGOUNTRY PRODUCE taken w exchange for Goods
10 CASH all times paid for Wheat al the highest market
price
~ WOOL will he purchased At the highest rates.
Richmond, Novr 81, 1s54 lsu
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hand copy Of the proceedings to each of the
city papers for publication.
JOHN NJ. PAXSON, President.
w. 7. MEsDEsHALL, Sec'y.
Indiana Central Raaeay.-The annual cleo
ton OF Directors Of the Indiana Central Rail
way, was held in indianapolis, on Monday last.
The following persons were elected: Samuel
Hannah, Charles Parry, John T. White. Will
liams Petty, David Commons, JOS. w. Jackson,
John g. Newman and w. S. T. Morton.
The Board met the same evening, and re-
elected John S. Newman, President, Samuel
Hannah, Treasurer, and John NJ. Commons,
Secretary.
The Central is doing excellent business,
and its stock commands a high price. under
the pressure of the times and Railroad stock
depression.
| Harduare, Cheapfor CasAi-We invite the
attention Of the reader to the advertisement of
w. r. Dennis. published in another column
! Mr. Dennis has one of the most complete and
extensive stocks ever offered in this market, and
offers to sell at the lowest possible rates. If
there is any article which you have been
induced to believe cannot be had in the West,
go to Dennis and we much mistaken if you
| do not get it, so extensive is his ortment.
THE LILY-The first number of the Lily,
formerly published by Mrs. A. Bloomer, but
now by Mrs NJ. B. Birdsal, is published Sin
gle copies can be had at our counting room,
/ where subscriptions are received.
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CITY GROCERY STORE!
e. n. COOK & SON,

"OULD respectfully inform their friends and the pub
w lie that they have enlarged snc refned their
and filed il " it'll fine assortment of Fresh Family
Groceries and Provisions, which they win sell a.
low similar articles be ha IN this market Thank
full for the liberal patronage bestowed upon them
respectfully solicit a continuance of the same.
July 20, 1854 3l-H
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Turnpike Election.

election viii be held ths
N second day (Monday in the February
Directors for the Richmond Newport
Turnpike Company, to servet the ensuing year,
JESSE CLARK, President.
JOHN HENLEY Secretary.
18th month, Goth, 1854 2-3t
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liberali,y shown by them to the Company during
the Ball.
On motion, the Secretary was requested to
hand copy Of the proceedings to each of the
city papers for publication.
JOHN NJ PAXSON, President.
w. T. MESDENHALL, Sec'y.
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Dissolution Of Partnershin.

sNHE partnership undersSn
e AZ -ae baseaering business. dissolved
consent On sae 18th inst Those INDEBTED
4Gete1 te cali H Payne
cash CT noes the earliest day
Erza lEsi be settled, AID that speedily
WILLIAM SHOW,
JOHN r. DAVIS
Nm SHOW.
December -, 1854. ia
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K,nA. T a I q E,
MO. - MAIN STREET, has general stock of well
~ selected Staple. Plain and Fancy Goods. of the
and most desirable styles just received from the
latest importations.
LADIES' Dress Goods.
Challies. Berages. Tissues, silks. Lawns Swiss De-
LANES. Gnghams Prints &c. White Goods Bonnets and
Ribbons, Underseeves, best French Collars Silk Gsuze,
Black Lace Mtts, White French Merino. White English
Grape. best Kid Gloves Hosiery Paras0ls and every
riety of useful Fancy Notions.
Carpetngs, Umbrellas, Hats Boots. Shoes, Domestic
Goods Tickings. Muslins. Gentlemen's Wear,
description. Hardware Queensw.re. Glassware Gro
ceTies. Sc.
We invite the attention of the public
of stock where pains will be spared offer
inducements to the entire approba
ton No house undersell Call and
Nov. Oath 1854 lo-tf
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Wooden Yarn.
knn CUTS just received and for sale By -...
December
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Dissolution of Partnership

Dissolution of Partnership.
1NHE existing Bennett
The business of the old hr will settled BY nays
BENNETT BARMER,
JAMES c. HAYS.
November TO- 1854 2-3t
CU(sAR Cured Shoulders Of the very best quality, for
- sale cheap at No. 81 Main street, by
May 10. LYNDE BARNES.
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ErLLIOTT CoALE prepared TO all kinds o
IL Scantlings Raftsrs
on hand an assortment for the RI
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Election Notice.

fU>HE stockholders Richmond burg
= pike Company will notice held
the City of Richmond ID the 9Th Of the
between the hours 10 O'Clock
Of eiecng directors the suing
WIN. PARRY, President
Eth mouth, p, 1854
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MOT with the French English, neither with the Rus
sians but will be waE ID from this forward all
high prices for Goods
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VENHE has received invoice superior
Teas selected from the latest importaons
70 If not to brought to this
this
him a r II C,TTuENs
23d,
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Fresh Family Groceries.

Dwelling House in West Richmond.
undersigned dwelling in
kichmcsd It pleasantly
rooms good water and other
OF land and another adjoining
wi" De sod on fair terms and wishing
eAnno. 90 better Call and see it, ISAAC DOVE.
o. FIN
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: NETlINf snTarfIIrfs
term of years from Mr. g. IL Lynch his Fire lroef
Building atey erected IN this city directly opposite the depot
of V q. r r. r. and Immediately bcwoon the Railroad aud
Canal for the purpose Of carrying general GHocthf
tOMM1ssoH AND FORWARDING BuslNkss, under the style
and firm Of BLACK a fEITYJoiiN We offer 10 onr
friends, and the public generally, aud we'll selected
stock rt Gferrs. Liquors, Nr, in exchange for cash or
country produce and earnestly solicit call from them before
purchasing.
good supply Of Lime Plaster aud Cement kept hand
which VIII be sold as low any other house In the city
All goods consigned win be forwarded with dis
patch and particular attention paid 10 the order of them.
We oer agents Tor the sale of Wheat Flour
Tobacco, Corn Oa7 sc, Charges reasonable and
spared render satisfaction Account Of sales rendered
as soon as madr A. j. BLACK.
A. pETTYJOIiN.
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VIRGINIA AND NORTH CARO-

S%4 ts,s.,.'.;,..As LIMA MON AGRICULTURAL FAIR
The members of the above Fair, and NIL
Stock implements Intended for exhibition, will be trans
ported Souihc airnadnn the following terms viz
Pay RTGI LAR RATES IN coming down to the Far and
return FREE.
Anrxt Passenger Train viii leave Iynebburg Mt o'clock
A. NJ NDSDA1 The 22d inst. stopping at all the inierne
dae Stations taxi passengers and reach Petersburg nj
nj 5ocuck NJ There viii attached to this Train n few
Frpirnt flr Sf1y' The regular Passenger aud
Freight viii u4uai The regular Freight Trains
leave lyuclnrr at 4 o'clock A. NJ ON Tuesdays Thursdays
and SarlF# Petersburg the days at o.
clock Stock A., for the regular Freight Train should
be sent o lie beot,m Lynchburg on Monday wednesday
and F1hts.
State A Agrifulturs society.
Persons attending 1hc Far must provide themselves with
Tickets deo a which they takc the Irain OF
nm rates trjHb be charRd both going and returning.
BY order Of the Board Of directors
/. q. WALL, Superintendent
orrfrt = = II IL ca Oct
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cE.-rhc undersigned having sold ,hcir

stock of Goods closing their business, aud reqneat
all persons having claims against them present them cor
men aud all persons indebted TO the requested
come forward and settle their accounts.
We will sell privately upon liberal terms the large TbRAt
co FACTORY and FIXTURES occupied by n, &
Ferguson 4 Co; aso corner LOT lying the Canal al
joining Capt H. Stations Lumber House fronting 6o feet
Jefferson street. also the DWELLING HOUSE occupied
by 4. l. 1msluy
Either of tbe paroa viii show The above property per
wishing o purobaae
TAYLOR TINSJIN a
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XAZscNEmsnsAm,s WV NoisM WIFE

w RAILING. for enclosing Public Squares temoery
Lots Dwellings Cottages, a.; Window Guards Tree Boxes,
Sc sold at the manufacturers prices Specimens be
atmy Marble Works Jan lJd&elyl JNO. u. GADDESS
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k'o PLY sICIANs-

herrngs Blue Mass the best in usc;
mug Caster Oil large and small bottles nearly taseloss;
sl Wine colehicum Root-prcpaIed from the fresh root
and infinitely superior the wt of the seed or dried
foot:
LSact Naleran-from the fresh English root cultivated
ia This country:
lr Erronm;
s otass atkins IN & Misunderstanding with com,
as''rnent of pure Chemicals extra nice graduated
snail Glass Funnels; instruments, &c, &c SUI
o wants of Physicians in town and country carefully
2l and for sale by STROTHER & WHITEHEAD
siN Druggists Bank Square.
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NOT. sih, fs55.-lus received by express, second
~ supply ot those eytra Plush Velvet Nesngs also quilted
Sk Those Goods will he found ready made II preferred
made M to order in the most elegant manner the Clothing
House ot GLASS q RAINE, j. DiNoN, Agent