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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-12
Winchester Springs,

Winchester Springs,
FRANKLIN COUNTY, TENN. s
THESE Springs viii be opened for the reception Of Es
i tors on the 18th of May, 1855.
The Winchester springs are tuated IN healthy coun
try 50 miles South east OF Nashville ard miles West OF
Asonia Depot the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
The water consists of l.-f--. -..-..-
Red, Black and White Sulphur, Chalybeate
ssaa and Pure Free Stone.
Hacks will be kept running to and from Alisona to
with the cars to convey passengers to and from the
SPRING.
Within mile of these Springs runs Elk River OF
the finest Trout streams in the country and by
ia hunting grounds in which deer wont
range The location of the hotel is very romantic and
pleasant combining many of the beauties of rural land
sespe.
The proprieiors will every effort to render visitors
comfortable. -.. -.a
70 CHARGES.
week.. W
DAY "
Children under eleven years old, who do not come 70 the
first table, viii be charged half the above rates Servants
half price. Extra charges for meals sent TO rooms.
f--a- ..--.'H- MIS- NJ. g SIMS
mav20-2m TH0S. SHORT.
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GREAT SPECULATION.

WYE are Offering for sale the most accommoda-
w ting terms desirable tra.t of land. containing
about 20 situated from to 27 miles from the city,
fronting the Broad Street Turnpike. Said land be
divided into IA lots of EACH all tmbered and many
of them commanding Building sit s. Said land il imme
daely opposite the handsome building lots sold by W.
Fl. GordOI ESQ.,, and Messrs Gesves Bowling and 9TH
ers The neghborhood svery desirable, and settling up
by many of our best citizens. Terms-An unusually long
credit will be given, for notes bearing interest in Bank
satisfactorily secured, and lien retained Donta call
tonee on j. La *. BROWN,
unel0-2m AZ Cherry Street.
BRIDGE STOCK FOR SALE.
BARGAIN will be given in IL shares Of Stock in the
n Wire Suspension Bridge. Apply to ,o
juue4-lw Az Cherry Street
ELAV RING E IRA T s.
Il Extract Lemon, Extract Nutmegs,
Rose, Cinnamon,
Orange, Pine Apple,
Vanilla Peach
Received and for sale by A. STRETCH. Wholesale
and Retail Druggist corner College and Union ats my90
E'INE TOILET WATERS
Lavender Water, Cologne do
Bay Rum, Mlhheur do,
Florida Water, Rose do
Just received and for sale in assorted sized bottles at
mayo STRETCHS DRUG STORE.
L'INE SOAPS
L AmbrOsial Shaving Cream, Symph Soap,
Almond do, Superior Honey do
Mailey's Fine Toilet Soap TransPsrentSoa in bars
Old Brown Windsor do, and balls,
White do do, Omnibus Soap, y
BARRIERS Block; together with the most faVorts kinds
Received and for sale low at .-
mayo STRETCH'S DRuG STokE-
COOPER'S ISINGLASS.-Al large lot Of COoper's
Refined Isinelass also, Sparkling Gelatin in assorted
sized packages. Received and for sale by
ap27 A. STRETCH.
DRUSHES.-A large invoice Of Clothes, BAR, Nail
mb 81 '''I '''''''' ~ ' AARON STRETCH.
NEW AKRIYAL.
~ W. ROBERTSON CO.. No IA. College street, have
this day received additional supply of Ladies Su
periOr Kid Pump Booees which they viii sell low for
Cash We baye also good stock of Misses and Chdrens
Bootees and Caters. G. W. ROBERTSON co.
my5-H
WYE have opened Ice Depot in the house next door
w TO W. L. Boyd on Cherry street where Ice Of as
fine quality as any the market can be had at one and
half cents per pound share Of the patronage is So
licited.
r4y Open at all hours during the week. and until
I ms1iqIim I'm % W. T. GARRETT BROS
REDUCED PRICES!
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING AND FANCY GOODS
room for Fall purchases will sell present
stock reduced prcest consists of Shirts Underwear
every ariety Half Hose Gloves Crsvais Stocks Fans
Combs, Brushes Umbrellas Canes. Trunks Carpet Bags
&c Also fresh and superior lot of PerfumeTy. Hair Oil
Bay Rum, &c &c. together with many other articles, all
Of which we will sell at low rates.
june6 MYERS McGlLl-
CUM BATHING MATS-A few more Of those
~ ''N'' w. MYERS McGILL,
Ladies and Gentlemen Furnishing Store Square
and College Street. June6
TROTTING RACE to come over the Walnut Course
Nashville the 4th day Of July for Club purse
of &1O0 per cent entrance, mile heats best in
s. the entries be closed the 2sth day of June All
entries to be made to the prOPreors of the track At the
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WYE have hand very superior stock of Linen
wv Cotton Sheetings, Table Danask, Towels Diapers
Napkins Bath Towels, Mosquito Bars White and ColoreC
Bobnets, DC, &c, which will sell cheap 4 thu
cheapest. junel2 r. C. McNAIRY i co.
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RECEIyRD PER ExPRE.
PRICES REDUCED.

A FINE lot of Parasols, Sunshades, Fans Muslin Nan
n ties, White Ribbons, &c, &c.
iunel2 R. c. McNAIRY d co.
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At our city election, VIM. L. Brewer, democrat
on the largest vote ever given in this city, was
elected Mayor by over two hundred majority, and
every candidate on the democratic ticket for Alder
meu, Common Council Clerk, Sheriff, &C., was
elected by about the same majority. Great reioic-
iugs in the street The Know-Nothiug majority in
the town last April was over three hundred.
Nes0 Hape5 Municipal Elec,on-Tls entire Demo
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kNnw.NnTHING DEFEATS.

The democracy only need time to settle them
selves down to work, to use know-nothngiem more
roughly than they have ever treated any of its pre-
decessors Here is what they have done in two
cities which the k. ms. carried last spring
T5aoa Election IN Norlcieh, Cona-7he Rnopg-
Notbigos otGfilHu beaten
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Persons wishing Tickets in Nashville will please leave
their orders with r. H. BR0CKWAY II Public SQUARE
who is authorized to receive and forward Them and
whom the schemes and drawings will be regularly sent
compliance with the above will save much time and
labor necessary to individual orders from time
time.
,s5- Every prize drawn at each drawing.
EaT- Bills on all solvent Banks taken at par.
f4g- all communications strictly confidential.
SAMUEL SWAMI, Agent and Manager,
Sign ofthe Bronze Lions,
Montgomery, Ala
~ Thos Welsh and Justus Wyman, Esq's, Sworn
Commissioners TO superintend tbs Drawing.
iuue2-td
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CEk-irTcArs OF DRuearsr-Testimonias Ike the iot'
lowing reaching the proprietor continually, extong
the efficacy of B. A. Fahnestocks vermifuge and bearing
witness Of its curative powers 1t is the great worm de-
sroyer and but for its discovery hundreds now in the
enjoyment of life would have been in their graves. Use
il with confidence, there never preparation pos
ssssng such extraordinary powers to expel worms.
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FOR CINCINNATI

FOR CINCINNATI.
TNHE regular light dranght steamer 6Use~ p
i RESCUE, CoRBIrr. Master, will leave ssrihh1s
as above and all intermediate landings,
Tuesday next the 18th inst at O'clock For freight
passage apply on board, or to
unel2-lt II, II. HARRISON Agent
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| SAnrHvILLE, June 4th '55.
Editors of the Union and american We have
had an interesting discussion here to-day between
the candidates for Representative in this county,
and also between the candidates for the Senate for
| the counties of DeKslb and Wilson, NJ n. BRrEN,
Esq, led off in debate, in speech Of about two
hours length. He claims to be whig and endorses
that fatherless document called the American plat
FORM and endorses the oath, and is willing to take
it every morning before getting out of bed. 1t is
evident that he has seen Sam" and is one of
his dew ted followers, and therefore, cam. come in
and it is to be regretted that his talent s not de-
voted to the advocacy of better cause.
MAYOR OVERALL followed in speech of some
length He is not brilliant speaker but deals in
facts which are incontrovertble, takes bold ground
against the secret conspiracy and is q sound demo.
crat and viii be elected by handsome majority if
all signs don't fail.
Col ADAMS also declared hircself for representa-.
tive, Endorses Sam" and the wing party and
promises, if elected, to reduce the price of corn;
popular position just now.
Messrs. STOKES and GoopNER, of DeKalb, and
MARTIN, of Wilson, are measuring arms for seat
in the Senate. They were all wings during the
days of whiggery, but GooDsER modestly slides
out of the party and gets upon the so called Amer
lean platform, and is trying to ride old Sam"
intoiofice in a very ingenious sort of manner,
making fair weather with all parties, but such q
course want win. r-r
Stokes, more ungenerous than his opponent, says
the old parties are rotten, dead and sinking and
rest assured he deals heavy blows upon his old
party friends who refuse to follow after this strange
God
Col. MARTIN was an entire stranger amongst us,
but his eloqnence and oratorica powers will always
secure him patient hearing. He labored for two
hours in speech, replete with argument, the most
Of which spent in defence of the old WING party
and wing principles, and against this new organi-
cation. MARTIN said he was an old CLAY wing,
had enlisted under the banner of Judge WHITE
and was wing from principle and was unwilling
to abandon the party and follow after any new
Gods; says he belongs to the banner county, and
ia determined never to violate the pledge, he and
others made to the fair donor of that banner that
it should never trail in the DUST that if he was
left solitary and alone, he would seize it and bear
it aloft, and if it fell, be would fall with it He
hold up the dongs of the northern know nothings,
and contrssted it with the old parties and de6ed his
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VERY PARTICULAR NOTICE.

IL persons knowing themselves to be indebted us
IA previous TO the LIST of January last had come
up before the lst of July they will have to settle with
an officer as further indulgence cannot be allowed. A
hint to the wise, &c. r. e. McNAIRY CO.
iunel2. 1855.
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..s ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERSl
Tickets % OO-Halyes 81 O0-Quarters 81 90

4Os Prizes amounting to $500
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TROTTING RACE to come the Walnut Course
i at Nashville the 4th day of July for Club purse
of &100 per cent entrance TO go mile heats best in
g. the entries to be closed the 2sth day of June All
entries to be made to the prOpretos of the track at the
Nashville Inn. june6 dSw
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NJ Together with many other vaiuabi e
New Publications, just received BY
". II. BERRY co.
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THE MOST AUTHENTIC AND ENTERTAINING LIFE
OF NAPOLEON
w. T. Berry * Co. have just received
A NEW EDITION OF
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-06-22


ARRIVED
June l8-Steaner Fanny Luterloh, Stedman, from Fay
etteville, to w P. Elliott.
June l9-Schr. Ellen Randall Randall from Little Ry-
err to DeRosset u Brown with naval stores
Steamer Magnolia, Barber from Fayetteville, to E. ].
Lutterloh.
2O-Seamer Spray, Price, from Smithvle to A. H. Van
Bokkelen.
June 2O--Schr Myrover, Horton from New York, to T
G. Worth with mdze
Steamer Brothers, Williams from Fayetteville, A D.
Cazaux with one lighter in tow.
2Steamer Spray, Price, from Smithvlle to A. H. Van
Bokkelen.
CLEARED.
June l9-Schr M. E. Wells, Terry for New York by T
G. Worth with naval stores, &C.
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh, Sedman, for Fayetteville by
w. P. Elliott.
June l9Seamer Spray, Price, for Smthvile, by A. H.
VanKokkelen.
2O-Schr Aramnta, Marshall for Baltimore, by Russell
u Bro; with naval stores.
Pilot boat John A Taylor Simpson, Boston, by George
Harriss with naval stores.
Schr. Charles Mills Smith, for New York, by DeRosset
& Brown; with naval stores, &c.
Sch- A J. DeRosset, Daniels for New York by DeRos-
set Il Brown with naval stores, &c.
June 2O-Sseamer Spray, Price, for Smithville, by
VanBokkelen.
Scbr Vapor, Smith, for New York, by Blossom, with
naval stores sc.
2l-Schr Harvest, Townsend for Boston, by Adams Bro
Il Co., with lumbes, SC.
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RsHoofand's German Btters prepared and sold by DR..
Jackson the German Medical Store l20 Arch street. Phil
adephia daily increase in their celebrity for
These Bter have indeed proved blessing to the afflicted
who show their gratitude by the most atterng testimonials
medicine established for itself that competi
tors, however willy their schemes seductive their promi
reach 1t gained the public confidence by the
immense benefits that have been derived from it, and will
ever maintain its position.
For sale in Wilmington n c., by Dr. A. o. BRADLEY,
and G. & D. DUPRE, Druggists. 236-2wd&w
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY.


TN EXECUTION of the trusts declared in deed
L made by James M Stevenson and Thomas c. Hooper
dated the LIST inst by which the partnership property and
signed will Friday the 29h day of this month"; offer for
sale by public auction the tract of UNDERWRITING acres
lying East side of the Cape Fear about four miles
below Wilmington and adjoining the South the tract
known as Mount Tyrza, and the which
STEAM SAW MILL in use by said Stevenson IL HOOPER.
The STEAM Saw Mill is furnished with Engine rated
at 80 horse poue having 4nch cylinder, q feet stroke
making 20 revolutions the minute running two of
Pages first class Mills with so feet carriages each and
having three two of which 81 inches diameter
and 48 inches 1t has two cylinder boilers 40
long and AZ inches in diameter
The MILL HOUSE is two stories high with engine and
countershaf below; 80 feet long by Is wide
tin roof and smoke stack "a inches diameter by 4 feet in
length There also the tract of land d,UQlng
houses blacksmith shop and other necessary out-budings
with substantial and commodOus wharf, which will hold
100000 feet of lumber and has 10 feet of tide
The SAW MILL is in good running order, and this,
tn all the other improvements the land compare
lively new, having been constructed during the past
years.
There will be sold at the time about 20 400 feet of
Lumber of different kinds 10000 feet of Ton Timber,
set of Backsmiths tools Yawl Boat large. Flat Cart
and Harness. and ten fifteen Negro fellows will be hired
tor the balance of this year.
These sales will be the land above referred to- and
credit of three and six mouths will be allowed the pur
chaser OF the real estate and of three months the
chaser of the other poperybonds with good and
sufficient security, beang interest from the day of SALE
ing required from the respective purchasers.
JOHN A. SANDERS, Trustee.
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ALSO;-Wi be sold, at the time and place, FOUR.
LIKELY NEGRO MEN, and one NEGRO WOMAN ;
two JULES; two hundred ACRES OF LAND with the
Dwelling house and utbudngo thereon former EST
dence Of the late Daniel S Sanders, deceased TR-
PENTNE STILL of the capacity of 20 barrels with all
necessary fixtures, and supplied with r-faing SLng
Of Water; FLAT capable of carrying $50 barrels Of
Turpentine.
For further particulars apply to
JOHN'A SANDERS, Executors,
JAS. M. STEVENSON,S of
Daniel S Sanders, decd
June 9th, 1855. 235-d2w-1I-wls
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NOTICE..


"a THE Subscriber DESTROYS of changing his business offers
-I>for sale TWO THOUSAND ACRES of as good TUR-
PENTIN LAND there in the State within three to
four miles of Cape Fear River and and half miles
of the Cape Fear Academy There is On the place farm
sufficient for common family, very good dwelling house,
and all necessary outhouses Also Grist and Saw Mill on
small will be sold desired and Two teams OF fine
young mules in connection with the above. Terms
modatng Apply to the subscriber at Prospect Hall Bladen
county, n. G. JOHN 3 WILLIS.
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NOTICE

Rs- THOSE who indebted to me individually, or to
JOHN DAWSON & CO., will please call and pay, or
before the 10th nst if many viii be sued to June Court
balance to September Court further indulgence will not
be given having made business elsewhere
will REQ ure all my capital All under $780, if not
paid Immediately will be put in the hands Of officers
for collection JOHN DAWSON.
May 8, 1855. 35-tla-2O4tla
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TRUSTEES SALf1 OF Aho<AHN2 A~H1EAH
ESTATE.
TN EXECUTION of the trusts declared in certain deed
dated the 18th day of May last by which @ acres of
Land conveyed to the undersigned VIII, on WE'D
in Wheve Columbus county, offer for sale the said land
1t lies in Columbus county the East of the Beaver Dam
Swamp, and well adapted to the purposes of making Iur
pentne and Tar 1t is Also covered with considerable
quantity of large Timber suitable either for Ton or Mill
Timber. The terms of sale will be cash
FORNEY GEORGE, Trustee.
June p, 1855-[42-ts
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Startling Proposition.

The New York Herald, one of the organs of know
oothngSm says on yesterday, that It's Philadel phia
correspondent suggests the probability of the adop-
ION by the national know nothing convention OF a
5'A OF settling the slavery question, described by 1t
as follows
We refer to his letter for the particulars. Here
may say, briefly that it is proposed to leave the
avery question an open one until after November,
o'o' IN order that the order may carry the inter-
sung State and the Presidential elections, pro-
avery men in the South and anti-slavery men in
p worm agreeing to unite on some fair man tor
Lssiuent: That when Congress meets, after the
#.uOn' Inc slavery question be fairly opened and
.u'Sed, and, If possible, an understanding had be-
~ zen Inc North and the South as TO the admission
.l'uFe States, and all such other matters may be
raS 10 involve the question in the future. If an
wv landing. in which both sections of the country
- nSeIy 10 acquiesce peaceably, cannot be arrived
,. W The basis of the present Constitution, then
| congress adjourn and convention be called
,npoSed OF delegates from all the States, for the
m ~%Se OF ascertalning whether or no some other
r%NQllon cannot be framed which will settle the
e, IN dispute; IN other words to amend the con-
'uNon so as to place 1T in harmony with the mag
Jude of interests and conflict of oninions existing in
~s Present day And, finally, if, after due and ear.
a' discussion, it is found impossible to invent anv
,aaPfomlse which can be received willingly nv bo,h
IONS OF the country, that peaceablc separat;on
suecled between the North and South, and such
s", es passed may be suitable to their future in
'ienQent condition.
Do NJ nlS be the know nothing platform, then know
ue lug treason is no better than that which marked
oL:a f'iorf Convention. looks to the ultimate DIS
Ism '0 o. the Union and the final trial Of abolition
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WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

% 1t should be understood that quotations generally
represent the wholesale prices In filing small orders high
rates have to be paid.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-06-22

aE SCOTT & BALDWIN, we understand, purchase
Land Warrants and pay the highest prices in cash Those
have Warrants for SALE will doubtless find it to their
advantage dispose of them with this House.
June l9-244lt-421t.
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MONEY WANTED.

HE Subscriber again forced thus publicly to call upo
those indebted to him. for settlement of their
as he must have to his debts and positive
cannot wait any longer.
a-From and after this date, work will be deivere
until settled for The state of the times absolutely
him to adopt and adhere to this rule.
June 10. lS55:-T244-42 w. J. CORNWALL.
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ICE! ICE!! lCE!!:
THE Wilmington Ice House will be open for delivery
Ice from the first day of April to the first day of Novem-
ber between sunrise and sunset On Sundays, will close,
poSittrely, at g. A. M.
Ice ordered for the country will be we'll packed and prompt
ly forwarded at all times
All orders for Ice must be addressed to Wilmington Ice
House
Terms CASH in all This rule must be strictly
adhered to, the profits will not admit of the expenses of
keeping accounts and collecting them.
Tickets can be procured if desired.
Persons ordering from distance make deposits such
| SUMS will meet their orders.
81 Price one cent per pound-two cents pound will be
charged for any quantities less than three pounds.
Ice will be furnished gratis to the sick poor provided
they send order from physician member of the Wis
itng committee. A. H. VANBOKKELEN,
April 81, 1856 194-tf. Proprietor.
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE 2lsT, 1855.

TURpENTINE-The market ruled steady at last weeks quo
aton with moderate demand from shippers and dslers
up Wednesday, when lot of all hard went at 81 IS, and
this Thursday) morning sales made at advance of
yellow Dip will be from table below
The receipts have been light and the sales for the week reach
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ALSO AT the time and place. the subscriber as
Assignee of james NJ Stevenson, will sell NEGRO
MEN one II to 49, and the oher bout 40 years age
MULES, B HORSES; and tracts of LAND, which will
be described the day sale TERMS credit
with interest from date. JOHN A. SANDERS,
Assignee Of Jas. NJ Stevenson
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-06-22

RoMp1NG.-Never punish girl for being romp
but thank Heaven that she has health and spirit tC
be one 1t is much better than distorted spine Of
hectic cheek Girls ought to he great romps-lt II
better than paying doctors bills for them
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SUPERIOR COURT NOTICE.

SUPERIOR COURT NOTICE.
State of North Carolina, Superior Court Of Law.
TT appearing the Court that special Term of the Supe-
rior Court necessary it therefore ordered that Term
be held the fourth Monday in July 1885, t!at the
Clerk of this Court advertise the in the newspapers
published in the city of Wilmington.
This therefore, is to notify all suitors, witnesses and all
other persons who have unsettled business the civil docket
in said Court attend the Court House Smthve
the time aforesaid
Witness VIM Smith, Clerk of said Court at Office
Smithvle, this the 9Th day of June, A. D., 1855
VIM. SMITH, Clerk Supr Court.
June 9th, 1855. 236-t4thmjy.
VIM e. JONES. OIES.
JONES ~ FOYLEs,
GRoCERs,
Market Street, Wilmington, N. c.,
IIAVE ON HAND, AND WILL CONTINUE tt
>''f' ''' ' FAMILY GROCERIES,;
Also, d choice selection of
WINES AND LIQUORS,
which they are willing to sell for small profits.
TERMS LEASH.
No account will be allowed to remain unsettled over
THIRTY DAYS.
All goods sold that do not turn out led, will
be taken back and the money refunded.
June 7.-d&w-tf
y offered in this market, consisting in part of
100 lbs. Sugar Lead
90 g Sulph Zinc
% {" Va1ett's Mass;
500 ozs. German Quinine;
10 bbls Epson Salts
10 bbls Copperas;
Is lbs. Calomel;
80 :" Blue Mass;
carboys Spirits Nitre Gift;
60 Agna Ammonia, Gift and a number of othe
Chas. Ellis & Co. For sale by C. d ID. DUPRE,
June End. Wholesale Druggists
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GUNNER HATS.-At reduced prces-all kinds worn.
- Leghorn, Panama, Sinett, and other grades
June 22-42. e. MYERS.