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Tue MALAKoFF 1t is difficult to give such

picture OF the work as may furnish an ap-
proxilnate idea ot its proportions and aspect
But the description of it will, perhaps, he
sufficient 10 AFFORD some concoTtion OF its ma
turr, ana chnrtctcri1cs the aspect of this us
well as the Rcdan and other forts held bythe
Russians. The ditch was about fifteen feet
deep, and the scarp twenty feet high The
emhrasures and platforms, were elevated
above the level of the work, which was diyi-
ded into parts by traverses of Irregular shape,
in which small openings were left for the pas
sage OF men. These traverses were mostly
quarri, ID works, the galleries of which we're
supported by double rows of gigantic beams
OF Norway pine, and the height of earth
forming the ROOT made every vault bomb.
proof The trayerses generally measured
twelve or htteen feet in height, and being
mostly Irregular in their form must have
rendered complete possession extremely diff
cult. Tho kedan was similarly arranged in
ternally, and this popularity Of construction
accounts Tor the inactivity of the Russians
during the last bonbardment, the soldiers
coneealing themselves in their classmates till
such time as the heavy FIRE should cease. 1t
does not appear either that the guards oi
these were changed oitener than monthly, for
every PORTION Of this quarter bore proofs Of
permanent occupation that of tho com
mander being filled with arm chairs, and
luxuries whilst workshops for carpenters
and m,sons were fitted up. The very security
OF the soldiers in these strongholds must
nave increased chance of surprise. and the
instant occupation of the work and lestruc-
IN OF its defenders in u short period, are
Proof of it.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-11-02

ORDERS RECEIVED FOX MAGBIAGE AD
W dress, Party, aud Busue,s Copper plate In
graved Cards.
hose who already have engraved plates oi b .ir
Cards, can have them nesty printed al short notice
idApply At the FREE PRESS OFFICE, vhcr
SDfciss1s Of v7r'sgE SiyiescsH kesarn.
M so tGstl
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FIGHT wtTH CHINESE PiR,rEs Accounts
have recently bcen received Of desperate
fight with pirates in the Chinese Sea. and
u wholesale destruction Of the miscroants .hv n
force Of Engish anl American sailors from
Her Maiesty's Steamer Rather aud the T. S
steam frigate Puwhatan The attack was
made in launches and boats
The fleet Of piratical iunks fought at an.
chor with great desperation, with round shot
grape. &c., and as the attacking boats came
within one hundred yards, with canister
shot. Lieut. Rolando was the first to board
IL twenty gun junk, and took her Each boat
then singled out junk and attacked it, the
latter fighting with great desperation. in
deed, and in one case blowing up twenty
gun Junk, engaged hand to hand with the
RIttlcr's (British) gig: Lieut.. Rohndo's
boat was aiding that of the Rattlcr at the
time, and both Capt. Fellows and Lieut. T.
were blown overheard. rs well as many of the
Powhattans men. The British and Amer
leans WED with each other, and the enemy
fought with desperation.
The result was the destruction of ten war
jnnks, mounting On an average from IL to Is
guns, from To Is Founders Six iunks and
lorchas, prIz"s to the pirates, We're re-taken
sixteen smaller Junks escaped, one of which
subsequently getting aground was burned.
1t is Thought that between five and six hun.
dred OF the pirates were killed wounded and
drowned during the engagement.
Two Of the Powhatan's : men were killed
and l3 dangerously wounded.
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NATIONAL exhibition Of the l.

-TnE NATIONAL exhibition of the L. 5.
Agricultural Society at Boston. has proved
eminently successful. 1t opened on Tuesday
with grand cavalcade, in which some four
hundred horses appeared. The entries of
neat stock number some 40O-thc finest ever
seen in Massachusetts. OF sheep there are
200, and of pig> 4jo. The latter department
is very fine. The first day closed with a
hard race between twenty horses that never
before trotted Tor money. 1t was a most cx-
citing contest. vermont Boy" owned hv
j. {. llinan, was the winner making one
heat in 81. The city has been crowded
with It angers, and the attendance ranging
from Is 900 upwirds
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gIn our extracts from Wulton's ,JournaI

Rln our extracts from Wutons Journal
of the proceedings of the legislature we
shall as general rule, omit notices of the
of bills, when the title of the
bill, only, is mentioned and gives no indica
ton of the subject matter of the bill as
well as many other matters of no public
interest.
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puzzled to decide what was its original
shape.
Tho girls considered themselves safe con-
ccrning the coat. and chiIrd the wearer for
being ~ skeptical in regard to their ability to
kccpa secret. Curiosity was only half sat
i'iicd however, after uscertainng that Pod
kin' generosity had bestowed II heart 1t
was not long ere the donor overheard Mary
and Llura in the kitchen, teasing one anoth-
er to reveal. by some sign, Mt least, the for
hidden fruit. But each soJd her own
ground wonderfully, and Podkns feared his
coat would remain tattcred. The girls' sleep
ing nptrtm mt was contiguous to the one oc-
rnpi'd by Pbdkns and his friend lrlow.-
As only u thin petition separated the rooms.
II was oasy to hear ordinary conversation
without thc folly Of listening. The two men
we're snngly ensrnnccd in he'd. when Mary
and Laura entered the adjoining bedroom.
The door h1d scarcely been closed. when the
Former c.eliimol.
Now. Laura. do tell me what was in your
paper 1t looked just like mine, aud verify
believe it is the same ting. | shall not
sleep wink tonight if you don't Come.
d" tell thot's IA good girl, and then | will
tell YOU what was in mine
We'll, replied Laura, there were two su-
gar heurts in mine
n"u tIcIc was oIly one IN mine, SAID
Mary. in Gisapr rointed tome.
At this point respectable portion of the
holster went into Barlow mouth. while Pod.
kins took refuge beneath the bedclothes, to
smother his laughter as best he might.
At breakfast the next morning while
LAURA was pouring out the coffee, Podkn.,
turning toward Barlow. said very gravelv
Well, there were two sugar hearts in
mine
And there was only one in mine, re.ron-
ded Barlow, SO exactly initiating M4ry's
tone that she almost iancied herself speak
ing.
'Jh1 coffee pot dropped, to the great confu-
SON OF sundrv cups and sducers, and then
cnme burst Of laughter from the four that
tirly IN .lc the dishes dane.
1 will take that coat after hrcakfa if
You please, Mr.. podkins. said Laura, uui-
city, after the mirth had somew hat subsidized.
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Pr'ro'e Bills rct,rred. By Mr.. Ma1on, to
incorporate the ktnzas Bank. in Chittepden
county to com. on Banks.
RPortS. BY committee on roads. hill pro-
Nding Tor fencing highways, (requiring good
substantial four feet fences Mr.. Smith of
Iuhhridse moved Substitute. exemptinr
owners or drovers from damages if their cat.
tie are properly driven-opposed by Mr..
H' orEe and after further discussion it WAS
moved to dismiss the bill-aves ia. navs
-. By committee on roads, bill to protect
towns from certain suits for injuries on high
"hyS. (r"qniring notice to select men bef,r
Sult y Laid on the table and made the order
tor ? m. Tomorrow By general com.
mlttee against bill to protect orchards, &c;
ordered to 2i reading. Bv select committee,
mi laNing tax on Chittenden County or.
der'd to 3d reading. By committee on ed
ncation, a bill, same as Senate bill. to estab.
l!Sh board of education, Consisting Of one
from each county to be elected by the peo-
PIE: referred to committee on printing
PH6hc Bills referred 10 Con.mitte on Print
mg BY Mr.. Adams in addition to chap.
20 [ ). (requiringa majority of R. L. d.
reetors to reside IN the State)
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discontinued unless by positive orders
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SENATE

Reports. OF Committee on Education Of
hoth Houses. on so much Of the Governors 9
Message as relates to Eiucation, with an ac-
c"mpanving hlll, entitled an act to establish
Board OF Education ordered to lie on the
tahle. BY Committee on Roads. in favor of
bill extending the charter Of the Swanton
and llighgate R-ilroad Co. ordered to third
reading
Eagrossca BIZ. Relating to criminpl
prosecutions ; passed
Adjourned
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JOHN q. WHEELER,

REAL ESTATE 4 ENI,
TOWN HALL,
BU ILINGTON. VERMONT.
Particular attention given the purchase and
sale IT Real Estate the vestisatiou e Land lies
Lea Ing, COllectin' Rents. GnsuriuE, Paying Taxes
&C., dc., &c.
utstr
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FREE pss ESQ

INV ul new lypts bbGu'fss iIehste, o9.
made and making from time To time, to the
FREE E'ssgi&@
Book and Job Printing Office,
give every facility for the prompt aud ta,teful
execution Of every description e'
JOB PRINTING,
such as
Books, Posters Bill Heads.
Pamphlets, Programmes, Letter Heads
eermons, Shop Bills, Cards,
Catalogues, Circulars, Bah Tickets
Raj road and Corporation Blank work, Law Blank.
and in short
every kind OF Printing our community may need
The mechanical execution Is superlnt4nded nv a
capable and experienced foreman. The Proprietor,
give their personal attention the reading Of proof
and general execution OF the work aud oonsoauentIv
foe! confident that they can give satisfaction IN all
casos where superior accuracy is an object.
EMBOSSED CARDS, Of different szes and beau
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sisls, Placsrds, Counting house Auanacs, Go
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tFrom Walton's Daily Journal.l
Legislature of Vermont,

EDNESnAY Oct "a.
BiHS. BY Mr. French, relating to Guar
dians and Wards ant Mr. Williams. provi-
ding for the bringing OF suits by the party in
interest both referred to Judiciary COM
by Mr., kryes, 10 incorporate the Howard
Slate CO., referred to com. on Manufactures
BY Mr., Blake, in addition to act to extend
the charter of the Swanton and llishgate
Railroad Company; referred to com. on
Roads
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HOUSE

Pu6hc nils rctcrrcd 10 Committee on Print
ing. by Mr.. Lyman relating to lands of
railroad corporations, to allow the use of
land alongside of roadway without getting
right of possession BY Mr. Spilding, TO
amend see. 30 chap, - {. ;. By Mr. Field
relating To assignments, (equal distribution of
property to all creditors required By Mr.
\arney, 10 increase fees of Justices Of the
Peace.
Pirate bills referred. to incorporate Rox-
bury Nerd Antique Marble Company, to com.
tax on Chittenden Co, to members of that
county.
Resolution. By Mr.. Hastings, instructing
Vermont delegates in Congress to support
laws az INST the importation of foreign pau
pers. and an amendment to the naturuliza-
ton laws requiring thorough examination of
Applications before [. : Circuit or District
Courts, and 81 years residence before naturuli-
zation referred to Select com.
Special Order Bill to repeal act Of 1852
in relation to the location OF school houses
opposed by Messrs, Field, Beckwith, Bartlett
ct l., and Brigham, supported by Messrs
Powers OF Woodstock and Lyman, and on
motion OF Mr.. Beckwith recoumitted.
ReporiS.-By committee ON Manufactures,
hill to incorporate Mortified Slate Co., op-
posed 10y Mr.. Field, on the groundthat de-
sired object may be effected under the general
aw-supported by Messrs. Beckwith. Wood
worth, and Adams, and ordered TO Sd read
ing, $50 to Be-. Senate bill in addition to
net incorporating New England yerd Antique
Marble Co., and il was passed.
Bills referred, ,-Relating to taxes on land
Of fnon'residents, to land tax com in relation
TO witnesses, and 10 notaries public and mas
teTs IN chancery, to Judiciary com
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-08
70 THE BOOT AND SHOE TRADE
R. B ELL g. CO..

Wholesale Manufacturers and Dealers in
BOOTS, SHOES. HATS, GAPS,
LEATHER, SHOE FINDINGS, &c,
No. 8, Enterprise Block, Front St.,
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO.
Lave the pleasure of announcing to the
IL trade in general, that they are now fill
ing their large shoe warehouse, with more
abundant stock than ever, direct from the
hands of the best manufacturers East, and
their own workshops at home; consisting Of a
great variety of the best class of goods suited
| to the wants Of this country for the Fall Trade.
all dealers at WHOLESALE are earnestly in.
yited to call before purchasing, and examine
for themselves their extensive stock now on
baud, and still coming in, as they feel assured
Of their ability to please In quality and price.
Their largely increased tTade affords one ev.
idence OF the favor with which their manner
Of doing business has been received, aud while
they testify TO the liberality Of their patrons
and friends, they Jeiterate the assurance that
they will spare no pains to render entire sat.
isfaction. Their stock is large, manufactured
mostly in their own shops, and by contract
TO their order. Their facilities for doing a
large business are abundanty ample. They
sell only at Wholesale, have but ,oSR PRICE,
and will warrant all their goods & they rep.
resent them, An examination OF their goods
and prices. is respectfully solicited,
September %, l6I,--Smo.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-08
BOOTS SHOES.

lust received the largest and hest selection
~ Of Boots and Shoes ever uIened in thi
market, consistiDgof
Gents. Knameled Brogans,
Cali
Buttoned Congress GaiteTs,
Morocco Slippers,
French Calf Boots,
Ladies Enameled Lace Boots.
Goat
Sowed
D Laced Caters.
Patent Leather
Enaneled Jcnney Lind's.
Patent Sea Buskins,
Fancy Enameled "
T." Slippers.
Childrens' Kid Laced Boots,
Fancy" "
d" Roam
Kid Peg 81"
} Enameled
Goat d."
Fancy "
Misses Kid Slippers,
" Fancy Laced Boots,
ToCether with eve.y variety of 10
Shes, Of Mems. Womens' and ch
wear at the lowest prices, at
iBRATT0N
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-08
So. NEW STOCK OF 1885.
YANKEE NOTIONS
AATE ARRINALnl

4 have Just received my Spring Stocl
comprising great variety Of FANCY
and STAPLE NOTIONS. Dealers ant
Others are invited to call before purch
asing elsewhere, as theywill hnd com
plete assortment, and at prices that will
compare with any Establishment of The
kind in this section Of the county
The following articles comprise part
of my extensive assortment:
T50 packs pins.
200, 900 percussion caps.
COO dozen spool cotton.
so gross buttons.
so dozen suspenders.
$50 lb skeiu cotton.
l2 lb sewing silk,
8 ID twist silk.
500 gross hooks and eyes.
80 dozen razor stTops-
300 dozen combs, all kinds.
so renms cap, letter and note paper.
10000 envelopes.
800 dozen tapes,
f30 dozen soaps.
900 fish hooks.
25 gross fish lines.
90 gross lead pencils.
100000 needles.
100 bundles waters.
40 dozen knives.
30 dozen scissors,
10 gross spoons.
90 gross jews harrs.
gross French harps,
80 dozen states.
5000 slate pencils.
80 gross thimbles.
100 dozen porte EonaRes.
900 lb patent thread.
ornelian charms and rings.
Jet bracelets.
Ladies' work boxes and reticules.
Fine hair brushes and combs.
Gutta percha, puff and long combs.
S, S S and S fine combs.
Skirt pEd dress whalebone.
oTset and shoe laces.
Sulettoes. elastics and sleeve bands.
Teeth and nail brushes.
Steel pens and holders.
Match safes.
AlGbasteT ornaments.
Linen & cotton. floss q crochet cotton
Zephyr worsted and needles.
Gold finger end ear rings,
Gold, plated and common jewelry; and
other articles too numerous 10 psrticu.
laTize.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO!
Dealers and others purchasing Cigars
will find the largest Stock in the City,
varying from S5 to $50 per M. AS all
the fine cigars are manufactured on the
premises, purchasers o: fine cigars mas
depend upon getting the quality Of CT
gar they pay for, as satisfaction is guar
anteed in all cases. Also on hand,
Cavendish and Fine Cut Chewing To-
bacco, Pipes, &C., OF the Cheap Notion
Store next to the Valley Bank, Second
Street. z, DAWSON.
CHILLIcoTHB, o., March Q, 1855.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-08
ACCOUNT BOOKSl

ACCOUNT BOOKS!
HAVING large Stock Of Day Books,
Ia Journals and LedgeB, made of excel.
lent paper and bound we'll in sheep, with
Morocco or Russian bands. I will sell them
for a few months at Prices SURPRISINGLY
Low
Those in want Of Blank Books and who
buy for use or to sell again can have bargains
that 1OitL satisfy thsmSsluCs and suil the tinaes
This is saying a good deal mean what
say, j. K. WHlTTEMORB,
No. |, Union Block, Second st.
20" "'''"s. phlo maylSh5l
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-08

MNVIN NTINLN.'
have known the above named Maria Kicker from hgI
childhood, and her statement Is strictly true. =
ANDREW J. MESERVE,
overoer Of tho Port,ulouih Manufacturing @

Carr. JOEL PRATT, Of the ship Mariou writes ifVn
Boston, 2Oih April 1854:
Your Pills have cured me frum bilious attack which
arose from dorangenon Of the Liver which had become
ven serious had failed Of any relief by my Physician,
and nom every remedy could ny, but few doses of
givon them to my children foT worms with the best
effects They were promptly cured ! recommended
thom TO friend for cosveness which bad troubled hina
kf months be told me in few days they had cured hiHr
You make The best medicine In the world and an fne
10 say sO."
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-08

LINING, CAMPBELL AGO,
Importers and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Hardware, SaddIery, Iron, Glass,
&c, &c.
N0ULD respectfully infomtheir friends
w and the public that they have at length
got into their splendid new room, and have
fitted il up expressly for the Hardware trade, ,(r
the burnt distIict) under the sign Of the GILL
ANVIL, East side Of Paint, between Wate
and I'd SITS, where they are opening, in addi
tion to part OF their former stock, a large anC
desirable stock Of american, German anC
English Hardware, Saddlery, Iron and Glass
together with all articles usually kept in Hard
ware stores, and invite all 10 call and take
look at their new room and examine thei
stock.
They have continued O stock Of Goods a
their OLD STAND, sign OF The Mill Saw, UI
TageTts square, (under the immediate care o
one Of the fm) where they hage been sOib-
erally patronized the past year, for which the!
take this opportunity of returning their sin
ceIe thanks, and solicit a continuance of .thC
same for both establishments, promising t
keep as good Goods and sell as low as any il
this market
May 10, ls53.--n49 ly
CHAS. A. M. DAMARIN & CO
ID ECElVED direct from New Orleans,
III SIS hbds fair 10 prime N. o. Sugar;
20 4" clarified do.
l69 bis loaf, crushed & pulyerized sugar
% bxs white Havana, for candy and syI.
9ssF bisN. o. Molases;
rs do "St. James" choice sugar II, mo.
lasse;s
100 do Common sugar II. molasses :,
10 do Golden syrup;
55 Tes. Rice;
800 bags Rio and Java coffee,
Which, together with full and completed
stock Of.
WooDwARE-Buckets, tub, zine washboards,
bTooms, &c.
FRUns & NUTs-FIgs, rasins' almonds pc.
nns, E. Walnuts 6lberts; Brazil nuts; &c
SPIeBs-'GTound and ngrouud-Pepper;
AIspices; cinnamon; cloves; ginger; nutmeps;
FIsH-mackeral; dried herring, Goldfish; sar.
dimes.
TEAs-A large slock Of fresh imperial; Y:
Hy sou; gunpowdeT and black tea:
ToBAcce-Fives; eights and pound plug OF
good Virginia, Missouri and Kentucky brands
also. Gedge d Bros and other good brands
OF 6 twist tobacco:
DIk-sTuTFs-lndie0; coppeas maddeJ and
alum.
SUsDRIET-Soap; candles, starch, Ohoeola le;
saleratus; super caTbopate of soda; epsoln
salt; lead; shot; Wrapping paper; &c. &c.
We will sci at the Iaguar Cincinnati
Wholesale prices;
O. A. :: DAMARIN & Co.
Portsmouth, April II, 1854,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-08
Notice TO SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Notice TO SCHOOL TEACHERS.
THB Board of School Examiners, of
Vintou ounty, will hold their re-
gular meetitgs for the examination of
candidates on the FIRST SATURDAY Of
each month"; at the school room Of o. I.
Cunning in Macarthur, commencing at
10 O'Clock A. M. Atevery examination,
q certificate Of good moral character, re.
Gently signed by Ot; least two RESPONSE
Bile persons, will be requirer ofesch car
didate, and the Examiners would espe
cially guard individuals against recon-
mending any person who is in the habit
of using prOfane Language or induiging
in Intoxicating drink, or in any Other
social vice, or immorality.
o. T. CUNNING.
Clerk Board School Rxaminsrs, V. Co.
Fob. ., IS55-iy.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-08

Prepared by j. g. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, 1asa
Sold by GEO. 3. WILL and b. A. BRAT
TON, Macarthur, o.; J. Worries Albany; K
Culow, Logan; DR., J. IL. c. Miller, Jackson
G. H., and by Dealers in Medicines every.
where. IJuly q, 55--imo.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-08
Observation-Disclosures! !
PATENT LIQUID GLUE.

HNHlS celebrated and very useful article
Il the invention of a celebrated EDglisl
Chemist, and much used in Europe is now
Offered to the Public at price that places i
in the reach of all.
G- No Housekeeper should be without it
as with this article they can Immediately re
pair any article Of Furniture, such as China
Glass or Wood, that may have been broken
without the trouble and expense of sending
1t TO the Cabinet Makers For sale at
Z. A. BRATTON
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-08
LEAvrI'T TuAxTER"

" Senate Chamber, Ohio, .9p'ii 5h, 1854, :
"DR J. G. ATRR-Honorod Sir; ] have made thor
ough trul Of tho CATHAaTIc PLs, e me by your agent
and have been cured by them Of the dreadful Rheumatism
under which he found lne suffering The h5t dose
leVed nie, and u few subsequent doses have entirely
removed tie disease feel in better health now than iot
years before, which attribute entirely 10 tho effects
OfyOuT CAIHlBrc Puts. Yours with great respect,
LUCIUS o. METCALF.n
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-08
CLINE 4 GARDNER,
DRUGGI:S is,

ks'~ WILKENVILLE, OHIO,
II EEP constonty on hand the following
IN gsnuine and popular family medicines.
PiLLS.-Sellers Liver Pills, McLaine's
Liver Pills, Ayers Pills.
COUGH REMEDlES.-Seller's Imperial
Cough Syrup, Ayers Cherry Tectoral. Sellers
Hive Syrup, Sellers Syrup Of Squills.
WORM MEDICINES, Sellers Vermifuge
McLaines Vernifge.
LINlAlENTS,--H G. Farrls Indian Lin
iment, GaIdner'b Volatile Liniment, Railways
Ready Relief, Pain Curer, Liquid OpidiIdoc
HAIR T0NlCS,--Lyon's kathairon, G, s.
Gaylords.
ALso:-A large and well selected stock Of
Drugs, Medicines. Oils, Paints and Dye-stufIs
all for sale at the lowest prices
0ct 27th, 1851