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From the Phiadephia Ledger
FOREIGN POWERS PROTESTING AGAINST UNITRI
STATES TREATIES

STATES TREATIES.
The United States government have recently entered in
to commercial treaty with the Equatoyian government
by which IL is said the former grants protectorae
the islands of Galapagos This treaty which is proper
enough in ITSELF and which is within the sovereign powers
Of the two nations ra has been protested against by
the minister of Peru the charge dares of Spain the
charge dares of France and the English consul Quito
the ground that the government of Ecuador and
ought bind itself without the of the four ma
ioBs they represent Here have another unustable
and mpernent interference with the national rights and
prerogatives of the United States and addition to the
combination against its interests. We cannot make a
commercial treaty giving such advantages any other
sovereignty chooses TO confer but have the lead
ing governments of Europe with South American State
combining against it. and asserting right be consulted
though the matter between the contracting nations
clearly Of the business of such Intermediates But
what win such protest this ava Who cares for
What will it accomplish, except to show the arrogant pre-
tensions of the parties making it 1t will amount to
nothing at ALL Such precnsons these nation will
submit that has any respect for its dignity and honor
any power its just rights The people Of
this country whether other nations are pleased
win promote their interests always bearing in
mind however the rights of others and the obligations Of
international comfy Acting justly, fairly, and honoraby
towards others they will submit to impairment inter
meddng with themselves their progress The nations
that attempt it should be warned in time, and the alb
surdy of attempting impose upon this continent the
nonsensical theory of balance power which has 30
often deluged Europe with blood.
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Tux LIapoa Law IN Nova Scou.--Ths house Of Assem-
bly, Of New Brunswick Nova Scotia has passed the liquor
bill by vote Of al soiT Its very stringent prohibiting
only the sale OF liquors bat their Importation With
out debate II received the sanction of the other branch Of
the Legislature II goe, into operation the lat OF JAnu-
AIRY next
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aheorrent principles as the right Of ssareh and Aas.
are Predieaed and enforced upon The other, ran a,
oos,Psis % sriead "a haze n dscness s0as & -,
srigaess wAseA a. ysaTdsansAsp N oar taastea. ~
oar AoRor i lit1ly aeon 70 impose Hfoa ~
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Mr. toeckl Russian envoy to the United States Boz
disco, member Of the legation and General Pezuea,
OF Mexico announced among the last arrivals at the
Metropolitan Hotel New York.
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LORD
The death Of Earl stsnhope has carried wel-known
and able author into the House Of Peers Lord Mahon
the historian Of England under the house Of Hanover Is
by his fathers death Earl Stanhope. Those who know
him that the dignity be has succeeded to win not
lessen his love OF letters his desire appear more
as a faithful and able historian
GRAyE-pIaeKg REVOLUTION.
An old French republican named Bernard who the
grayedgger Of the executive in 1893 has just
died In village Lyons 1t he who received from
the hands of the Able SYLVAN Renand first vicar Of the
church the Maden for the purpose burial the bodies
OF Kim Louis XVI and Marie Antoinee which were both
\ laced in open collins.
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s.aes and sis.ss n Pa, ef casrs, n AiszS~dsr, and
u Nsclolass
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DKssArxD,-The State senate Of New Jersey have !"
iested the air line railroad Bib
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aggregate value merchandise shipped
ceived at those ports.
al have not at hand for reference the record ship
ping arriving from the New Orleans annually but
exceeds 500 600 and at all the other ports OF the gull
would probably be 800 900 morcmakng aggre
gate 000 which, the value Of x75 per ton would
ou the entire value OF the which annually
Cape Florida would be sl3s 900 o00 which, added the
preceding Of merchandise, would make grand AK
gregate S25 600 Of property which annually
and from the American ports Of the Gulf OF Mexico
Although this estimate made up in round sums with
going detail have doubt il is considerably be
low the real amount. - Page 1853.
Perhaps the valuable cargoss shipped 10 American
those BY the packetshps New Orleans from Bos
ton New York and Philadelphia and have doubt that
single not unfrequenty worth mion
OF dollars and that half million very vane for
them. Some four since Of these Bostos po6kca
vessel Of 900 tons-wa missing considerable anxiety
felt for her safety and from the inquiries made
effected her cargo, and the
Cd Of Of the heaviest invoices By her. pretty
well ascerained that her cargo worth s7oo 600 Page
Did
We have Of the value OF American trade
and sApYing engaged In the Pacific South American Mex
lean Cuba and West India trade which aebouehes
through the straits Of Florida IL would be no exaggra-
ton 10 estimate il ssOo0ooooo which added TO the
600 already assigned the shipping and trade
with gulf ports would make aggregate Of over
ssoooooooo subject in their transit to the caprice or
aeyoenes Of the Spanish cruisers which may at any
ground Of annoyance along the line Of the gulf stream
from tina, port 70 the Cape Antonio.
calm and patriotic consideration o. The facts above
enumerated must indeed give rise the conviction that
when such mighty interests lie the side and such
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06
Mlseeiianeons.
ATEIHgs AGR1CUxTURAE,
TIN AND stove STORE,
Straw Cutters,

Straw Cutters.
HOVEY'S Patent spiral knife Hay and Straw Gut
l. ters of various sizes. No. !, 2, 8, a, and g.
Price-Ss, 50, $40. Sl2. Sl6 and $50. These Cut
are better and cheaper than the straight knife Cut
ter, with knives set diagonally on the shaft.
The knives Hovey's Gutter spiral, which
enables them to at right angles against the raw hide
roller They cut steadily, with jekng-ar, easily
kept in repair. Each knife be taken off and shar
pened without disturbing the shaft Cor other knves)
and if necessary each knife be get out in,
to keep them all true if knife should faster
than another. Every farmer should have of these
labor and feed saving machines.
For sale wholesale and retaii-a liberal discount
made to those who buy to sell again.
II. NJ. WELLES.
Athens Pa November 10. 1855
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new ARRANGEMENT /!
Z. T.. 6. III. T.. EANgoRUArx o. CO

I. Z. g. III. T.. EANEoREAUx g. CO.
THE firm of Lamoreux, Hall & Russell. bavino
n taken IN III. a. Lamoreux as a partner will
continue the Foundry business, generally under The
name of j. l. & II. l.. LAMonEux & Co. AZ their
old stand. known the Eagle Foundry in the sou,b
part OF the Borough of Towanda, where they will
manufacture TO order and keep on hand large as.
softment OF the following articles, to witt
Machinery,
of oil kinds. including Mill irons Mill gearings-
the Rose d Johnson Water wheels &c. de-
Stoves.
Box Coal, Cooking and Porior Stoves Of all kinds.
sizes and prices.
Ploughs.
North Branch, Nos. |, 5 and 7--BlatLhly Nos
and 2-BnGham.on, v ayne County. Excelsior
Side-hiil and Com Plouehs, &c.
Corn Shelters 6. Straw Cutters.
wagon hoxeg, SleIgh-shoes. Plough points peari, y
ior Ihain pumps, Grlndstones, &c., and other arm,
cles too numerous to mention --
Having secured The services off. b. IRVINE. well
known as skiIfu Machinest the firm feel conf,
ue"' 'h-t they can manufacture and repair all kinds
OF machinery in as workmanllke manner, and ON as
easy Terms as any establishment this side of New
York. - ''
steam hnslnes will be repaired satisfactorily. ON
of' hotlce Particular attention will he paid ia the
ratlern Department, and all ordere fulfilled on The
shortest possible notice, - =
~ iaIucuiar attention is called to ]. B. irvire,s
ceieorated Excelsior Plough, which took the FIRST
premium of the Bradford County Fair of ls53 Also.
10 'he Elevated Oven Eagle Stove, the best now in
Use. Wv W
oid ron Brass, Copper, Zinc, Pewter, and Grain
ana all Kinds of Country produce taken in p,vmen,
N. B.-AH Notes and accounts due the firm or
I'amoreux' Hall and RUSSELL are left in the hands Of
h. H. Ia. laRoreux for collection and immediate
a altenuon Is called to the same, which MUST BE ram
by May Court next 'A''
DC. Hall, cIsI To
C.s. RrssrtL.S s }UI I..n
Towanda, April l., 1854 ~
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NEW FALL GOODS.

W[RAGET g IGGGN2
South Corner of ITercws Block, Blain Street,
A kE now opening their stock of GOODS for the
II Fall trade, comprising full and complete as
sortment, and of the usual variety, which will be
sold at very small profit for Ready Pay.
Thankful for the liberal patronage of the past
son. the undersigned feel pleasure in inviting the
public to an examination of our FALL stock, be-
lieving that good Goods and low prices will insure
aspeedy sale for ready pay. TRACY & MOORE.
Towards, Sept. 10, 1854.
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GREAT Y NJ G. LTsH MEDv,
The most valuable Spring & Simmer M.di,iu
IN THE WORLD.
DR.. HALSEYS FOREST WINE !,
DArRoNIZED by the nobility and NJ

DArRONIZED by the nobility and Medical Fs,,
ulty Of England and esteemed the most er,rs.
ordinary medicine in the world.
the boasled Sarsaparas, require many large bottle,
TO produce the slightest change in health. The
FOREST WINE is altogether different arcIe
1t contains no syrups TO give it consistency but ac
quires its excellent flavor, and powerful medicin.
properties from the vegetable plants of which i,
composed The Forest Wine combines the virtues
Of the
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Wild Cherry, Dandelion, Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparilla!

with other valuable plants whose properties ar.
still more effective.
Its high concentration renders it one of the nos
efficient medicines now in use. Sometimes kS,
than single bottle restores the lingering pa,pn,
from weakness debility, and Sickness to strong and
vigorous health Every dose shows its good effect,
on the constitution, and improves the. state of the
health. The Forest Wine is recommended in tbs
strongest terms, for all complaints of the Stomach
Liver, Kidneys, Nervous Disorders Bilious Af.c
tions. Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite. JauD,
dice, Female Complaints, Scrolua, and all Dsor-
ders arising from BAD Boon and impure habit OF
the system
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9. FELTON, would most respectfully inform his
old Customers and the public generally hat he will
still continue the LIQUOR BUSINESS at the old
stand, and that he is receiving large additions
10 his stock, direct from fiji st hands in New York,
which he will be most happy 10 sell on the most
reasonable terms He is also agent for tie sale of
"Binghamron Aie," a supply of which he keeps al
ways on hand and for sale cheap.
TowandA November II, 1874
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DISSOLUTION.

THE co-partnership heretofore existing between
Il S.FELros and Z. T. Fox is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. The notes and accounts of
said firm are in the hands of E. T. Fox, who can
generally be foand at :. Felton's store, or at the
Ward House. Those interested will please take
notice that the accou.ts &c. must be settled imme-
diatelv. 8. FELTON,,
November ii, 1854. E. L. FOX.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE co-partnership heretofore existing between
u the subscribers under the firm of Alexander &
Solomon, was dissolved by mutual consent on the
9th day ot May. NJ. E. Solomon retirirg. The
business will hereafter be carried on under the name
of J. & S. Alexander.
Towanda Nav 27 1874
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SURVEYING. S

JATzIJSS IA {?AIEIB,
SCRVEfOR for Bradford County, is prepared to
~ attend 10 the above business in all its branches.
His Office is at Monroeton All letters addressed to
kim at that place. will meet with prompt attention.
AnriI IR5l
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rs now being repenished with full and complete
stock OF
Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Oils, Furnishes, Window Glass, Pure Vines
and Diquors, g., &C.,
Together with Paints. Turpentine, varnish, Dye.
Woods & Dyes stufs, Glass, Putty, choice Groceries,
pure Wines and Liquors for Medicinal purposes
Also, Cigars of the best brand and all articles
nected with the trade.
In short every thing connected with the trade. The
Goods have been bought extremely low, for cash,
and will he sold accordingly.
N. b. superior article of Tanners and Meats
Foot Oil just received.
OT REaEnBER the places doors south of Mon
,anyes corner-same building of the Argus Office
All of DR.. D. Jaynes medicines. Ayres Cherry Pee.
toriaI, ~chencks Pulmonic Syrup of Yellow Dock
Root, Orrck's, Hobensacks and Jaynes' Vermifuge.
Together with all of the popular Patent medicines
now in use constantly on hand and for sale at
REEDS Drug Store.
Three Doors below Montanve's corner.
Towanda January 3, 1853.
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TO THE PUBLIC !!


BAILEY q NGVINS,
A RE just receiving at their large and commodious
n New Store, opposite the Court House, large
assortment of
Prorisions Groceries, Ia,,Eee Notions Tons, Fruit.
Confectionery, H,NoaO ,care, SC,
making their stock the largest, complete and best
in Northern Pennsy vana. And the very liberal pat
ronage they have received from the public during the
year past. establishes the fact that they either sell
cheaper sell goods of better quality than any 9TH
dealers.
To merit and induce continuance of so liberal pat.
ronage shall still follow our old motto" SMALL
PROFITS, auIcE RETURNS, AND A FREQUENT RENEW
STOCK"
Below we name a few of the articles that always be
found in stock
Groceries.
Black and green tea, Rio and Java coffee chocolate
cloves nutmeg, cinnamon, mace. soda, salcraus,
tartar, peppersauce, sperm and iallow Candles hard
soap vinegar, starch, DC.
Provisions.
Mess pork dried beef, hams and shoulders, mackcrel
Goldfish, shad pcke!ed herring, smoked herring wheat
-four buckwheat -four, corn meal, cheese, rice, beans
potatoes, butter, lard, crackers, &c.
Fruit G. Nuts.
Prunes, citrons, figs Eng. currants, rasins, dried
peaches apples, almonds, fberts Brazil nuts, Greno,
BILE and Madeira wanuts, pea nuts, chesnuts, &c.
German, French and American Toys,
Fancy Goods, &c. &c.
Tin wagons, rocking horses, boys sleghs China &
pewter toy tea sets dolls trumpcts accorions harmo.
nicas, &c. Glass, paper and wood inaid work boxes
and toilet cases-toy bureaus ecretares writing desks
plain and embroidered work baskets, knitting DO
pearl, ivory, paper mache and leather port moniaes,
wallets and purses, ivory horn and wood pocket combs
toilet combs, ivory fine combs, pocket inkstands pocs
ct and small fancy mirrors, tobacco and snuff boxe.
cigar cases, perfumery and hair oils.
Brooms, mopsticks, clothes pins, bench screws wil.
low clothes baskets and market baskets and spice
boxes.
Candy of all kinds.
Dairy and table Salt, Salina Do. etc. etc. etc.
Country dealers supplied at small advance from
New. York prices.
CO Most kinds ofcountry produce taken in exchanges
for goods. BAILEY & NEVINS
Towanda, January ., 1854.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

( IN account of losses sustained at the late fire =,
~ ore obliged to call on those inkebted to us fo, -.
prompt settlement, we under the neeessi,y j..
having what is owing to u.s. we trust this notice ";
be sufficient without resorling to other means.
Towanda, Dec. 2, 1852.
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NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP,

THE subscribers respectfully inform the public tina,
l. they have taken the shop formerly occupied by
Adam Esenwine, Main street, nearly opposite
Brakes wagon shop where they are prepared to do all
kinds of fBLACKSMIrHING upon reasonable terms
Thew determined by doing their work well and
promptly, to merit they hope to receive share OF
public patronage.
HORSESHOE OEING done in the best manner All
kinds of repairing Machinery, executed in the most skill
full manner.
WOOD WORK for wagons will also be made and
repaired when desired.
All work done at their shop, will be warranted tobe
well DONE and manufactured from the best materials
The public requested to give trial, and Judge
for themselves. ESENWINE & SEEBISCHH.
Towanda Nav 2, 1851
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Hlsce!.aueons.
Ex xEEwEDvAE.
Saddle, Harness & Trunk Manufaelo

NaUUlc, HdfHPSS O. IFlIllk WdnllIact0,,
TERE CULP 81 Co., respectfully inform the nr,:
- that they have removed to the shop en- Main a..
recently occupied by Smith IL Son, n~ary opuos
the Ward House, where they will kec.. on hama
large stock Of E ar.te
DA@IA.A33o 3ADD519a DDlDlls
TRUNKS, vALIsEs, WHIPS, ETC.
All articles in their line manufactured to order -,
made of the best material and for workmanship can,
be surpassed in Northern Pennsylvania, Thew s";'
a call from those wishing to purchase, confdep, ~
they can give satisfaction both to quality and M.
GFHides and Sheep Pelts received for work and y
account, at the lowest rates.
Sale Leather, Upper Leather, Harness Leather 9,
Gulf skins, for sale in any quantity.
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BOOTS & SHOES
J ohm w. Wilcox,

John w. WILCOX,
LAS removed his establishment TO Fl. Mx's store
IL Of main street and the public square, and
will continue the manufacture of Boots and Shoes, as
heretofore.
He has just received from New York large assort-
ment Of Womens, Chfldren's and Misses Shoes which
offered at low prices The attention cf the Ladies
is par icuary directed to his assortment comprising
the following new styles :-Enameed Jenny Lind gai-
ter boots; do shoes black lasting and silk CATERS
walking shoes buskns, &c Misses CATERS and shoes
of every description. large assortment Of Chdfens
fancy CATERS, boots and shoes. of all kinds.
For the Gentlemen. almost every style of CATERS and
shoes. This stock has been personally selected with
care, and he believes he offer superior articles at
reasonable prices.
Ur The strictest attention paid to Manufacturing,
and he hopes by doing work well to merit continu-
of the liberal patronage he has hitherto received
Towanda Nav 8. 1853
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hlED APPLES-4O bushels Dried Apples :
- grated fruit--on hand and for sale by
March -. 1854, > BAILEY & NEvINs,
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Sausage and Mince Meat Cutters.
DRlCES 81 and S. Every farmer should have one
l. of these excelant labor saving articles; they are
capable of emitting from 100 to 200 pounds of meat per
hour and very simple, portable and easily kept
repair for sale by
Athens, Nov. TO- 1853. r. NJ. WELIES
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DR.. e. n. MASON,
2 H Y I g I a N d. g u f. G T. O IN

Resdence on Plnc SfTcf opposite Tie or Presbyeria
Church.
Offers his professional services to the people of
Towanda and vicinity. Can always be found al his
Office. in DR.. PoRrER's Drug Store, when not pro-
fcssionallY engaged.
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THE NEBRASKA BILL A LAW
NJ. 7, CARR

vi. l. = a K K Err,
MOULD respectfully inform the citizens of To-
w wanda and vicinity, that be has opened
Groo cry g. Provision Store.
on the south side of the Public Square, where he
would be pleased TO wait upon those that call upor
him. de has all kinds of articles kept in a country
Grocery. Such as Nuts of all kinds Oranges, lie.
monS' ana candies OF all varieties and shapes, C-
gars of the best quality.
He also designs TO keep on hand Provisions, &c.
&C. all oil which he offers cheap for Cash or Coun-
Try produce. His motto is. that "nimble six-peuce
is better Than a slow shilling"
Towanda, May |, 1854
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Bradford County Preminm Corn Shelters,
WHOLESALE and Retail! The very best article
w to be found ii the county, and cheapcs-(war-
rauted)-for sale at the Agricultural and stove Of
Nov. 10, 1853. r. NJ. WELLES.
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Farmers Union Insurance Company

Office, athens, Bradford County, Pa.
CAPITAL 100000, secured by bond and mort
~ gage the real estate of The stockholders, in
sures against loss by fire, houses stores and other
buildings. goods, wares and merchandise, on as ia.
vorabe terms any similar institution
LOSSES PROMPTLY Adjusted ASn PAID.
Directors-Hon. Horace Willston, Francis TYLER
George Perkins. T d Myer, G N Shipman. C
Welles jr. E Garfield, Athens; Hon John La
porte. Towanda; Gen. Bradley Wakeman, Lacey.
vile; Geo. NJ. Hollenbacl, Wilkesbarre: Michael
MeyFert, Laporte.
0Gcers-Hon. Horace Wiiston. President; E
Garfield. Sec; G Welles, jr. V. Pres and Treas.
U1 Address. G. A. GAYLORD Agent Wyalus-
ng, Bradford Co. Pa. Inlr tsa4
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STOVESI STOVESI

COOK STOVES, of various and excellent patterns
" and sizes-several patterns Of superior + levated
Ovens, anon which is combination of the Clinton
and National Air Tight, called the EAGLE Also a
well selected stock of elegant paror, ball. shop church
and school house Stoves. both for wood and coa-of
sizes and prices TO suit all classes of Call
and see. Nov. 10. X. M. WELLES.
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Clotbiup.

N8W G@@DS9
COLLINS g. POWELL,
VNOULD respectfully call the attention of the
wv public to their large stock of Mems and boys
furnishing Goods, consisting of every variety of
roadcloths. Cossime,es, Doe skins, Ireeds Kentucky
Jeans, Linens, Shirts, Collars, Stocks, CrdratS,
Hosiery, Svspeaders Hats Carpet
Bags, Trunks, Canes, &c &c.
which will be sold cheaper than the same quality can
be sold in anv other establishment in this country.
They have also on hand well manufactured as
sortmentof
Ready-T&ade Clothing,
10 which invite the attention of buyers. Our
Clothing is mostly made up in the shop-and not
purchased at slop-shops"-as some we wot of.
Orders in the Tailoring liRe executed in the most
fashionable manner at the shortest notice. and war
ranted.
0F The public will please notice one fact. that
NO ONE not practically acquainted with the business
is capable of judging of the quality and make of a
garment; hence the reason why the community
have been so much imposed upon by a certain class
of community who deal in the article who if they
practically and professionally cheats, could
Of necessity. know nothing about the business
They are certsin. if the public would consult their
true interest, they would purchase only of those acl
quainted with the business.
Towanda, April IL, 1854.
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REEDS DRUG STORE

rs now being refurnished with new and splendid
l. Stock of DRUGS & MEDICINES, Fancy Goods,
Llmps-some L of them new and beautiful patterns.
In short. everything advertised in his regular col.
umn, has been completely filed up, with fresh Goods
from NewYork and Philadelphia.
Nahewson's Horse Remedy Gargling Oil, Mus
tang Linament, and several new and popular Medi-
cines which will be sold extremely low for Cash.
Paints, Oils Varnishes, Glass, Wines Liquors
&c uSual.