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bai quarrel ard wert toto Ackav's " Bank En-
change S.oor. where Mr. A told me tina, i, IVES
20, ] then vent dosn II Mr.. Lyogs sDd ss~
Mor7ifssy. Hyler. Lewis Baker Turner P.ageoe,
Correiut Linn and Van Pelt I'll these seemed 20 he
q coursny together. heard Mr. Morris-ey ssy tia.
they Poose ssd Morrs-eyj bsd difficult together,
aro ibst both 81 then crew pistols got INFO con
vfrsation with Hyler, and ssked him VIA, the diff
Gully IA AZ ont. h. said that MOri.sey went iGt)
stsnVix Hall with him get some supper and while
there Poole came in: Mori.sey came out. aud they
he'd some words. ard TIE quarrel took place; Hyler
said thst be lived in the upper part Of Stanwir Hal,
and that be bad been ou' OF town. and during that
tine the propri-tors Of stsasx Hall had not treated
biz family web in wanting ther 10 move out while he
wee swsy; Ptugene ash &C him If he was going home
he said present., then Turner aud Baker cams Ia AMI
told Hyler that Morissey was over in Lispsnsrd'st
and that he bad better go over and zee him; but
did not say what for: we all RAD drink together,
and they started out Of the house | did not go;
/ heard they went to the City Hotel, aud from
there TO Stsnvix Hall they went out a. n-7riy
l2 O'Clock, Hyler did not ask Paugene to go up
street; / heard Psugene ask hin several times
to go Up street; | Old lot hear any person give
any reason for going out; they had some talk
Amcrg themselves which did not hear. Witness
sworL Mr.. Lying was there; could lot say il they
had a common ndertsndipg shout where they
10 20 to- they spoke IN low tone SO that could
rot hear Mofssey bad gone out at this time ard ne
ives Lot pres Mt when there was low talk gcng on he
appeared intoxicated when be weut out; l did not
b. or any thre ais Wills there; did not sny
weapons with any OF them; Mr.. Hyer told me that
in the fret frscss he cent and got pistol for Norris
sey; heard Hylfr say, that he was very sorry for
vi at bod happened old not hear any Of the COM
parry say they had any weapons Mr.. WI ians, the
bark. eper, oiG not make any remarks to me nor 70
any one when they went out; tben went home; l
had 10 resson think that the party intended to 20
to StsDwix Hall have seen Hyler and Morissey
epCe but Esve had 10 COZ versa'ion with Hyler had
a ccpyersatioD since With Mr. Morissey about Poole
be aztec 20 know Lis concition, ard | told him l
thought he would not live: he seemed cory to hear
it, some time ago Mr Morrissey said be would have
sati ont of Poole after his term Of bail sd
expired; II s wss about month after tbs Amos at.
6eh be did lot cay after this occurrence that he vas
sat stto.
O. By Juror You ray that you and Mr.. Andrews
stsrtt out 30 GO to Stanwi1 Hall; why did you no.
cot A Because | anticipated that some disturbance
would take place
MI Jane way became security in 500 for The ap-
peaIaLce OF McCa5e.
A. iourDed to % o'clock Wednesday morning; but
the Coroner will examine witnesses inform ally to-day
N; his office.
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"UNE,RTHLY NOISES" IN A CHURCH.

UNE Ak NIL MUSES. IN Cut MN.
10 ne Edsn- Of T,e n. Y. TrI5.ns
SIR; In The TRIBUNE of Friday saw an sllusiou
TO complaint of unearthly noises" in the Willett-
ct. church. suppose it is nothing new or strange
10 hear singing aud prayer in that church almost
~ evening in the year. But such complaints can be
accounted for. Since Jan. l, of the present year,
about hundred persons have professed the Chris.
tsn religion in the meetings held there; aud other
churches 10 the Dighborhood ire Ahorng to bring
from the power OF sin and Satan TO God. Nov, when
We take into the account al thst is being doae sgsns.
the power and reign VI Darkness by various mesas,
ard in various departments in our City, is no mar
vel that 5, tao, thus disturbed, should BE- filled with
wrath and at least set his dogs 70 barking Ii is very
much to be desired that the " unesrthly noises in
Wil.ett st. church should continns.
A RESIDENT OF wILLErr ST.
Net. York, March 10, 1855
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f,- ssrss ere cors,sn ncre.sns and sons s7oh
,,,., be granted In b>neit both the producer
rotsunef Toe stands Dc % TIE is,kei q, prss
IN, largest portion Of tie rasfset fees The Connis
has net vet himself given anJ permits Lad on the
- Is Be printed.
- COMMITTEE or TiE WHOLE.
~, Bo.rd wens irto Con a,uee o. ne whole hr
sl,e, the char sra consdesiDn ssnous ps'
fa.xa,sh tsd been p'eviou.'y referred toit.
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Complaint is made of the dila.orypess Of the
Commissioners for sppraisng the property for the
new reservoirs The complainant says that they have
been in office for nearly year a. salary OF ~ per
day, besides employing two secretaries.
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The Mayors Office is becoming repository for
tpersbt signs OF various degrees ofpaint and gliding
Among the less pre,ensou. of the standing advertise
ments is that OF a chronological Hair-Cuiter.'
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fAdyert.s~msntl
TAdNefsemtntI
THE PHRENoL oGICAL CABINET. No. 800 Broad.

THE PSYCHOLOGICAL CABINET, No. 800 Broad
wsy eouns thousands Of BVsrs and c,srs from the AesA
of the meet dsp shei that lived also SNuLL.
human and animal from all auarte Of the xobe-inea dina
Fs,ptisp Mumre. Pstes Robbers Mnrd-rev sna Thieves.
also nam .rou. P.rxrsGs and DRswes Of celebrated ind
viduas living dead Strangers and citizens v tad liz
Museum opsn visitors. Ext min stoaA
with written descriptions OF character BY rroL fowLsa
when desired.
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iAdyer.ementI
NEW SPRING SILkS.-Messrs. CHAS, HEARD &

Co. SCI Grand would respectfully to their pei
and the Lsdies generally thsf they will aoss
for n.p etion and latest OF sPssG SILKS
and other Dresses which be found REQ Plaid and
Stripe Silks OF the desirable styles s. 81 SIC, sna
per yard unequSei for brsney Of us,er and body Pisn
Black Crude Rhine u4 46 81 to 81 The and rich
styles OF BsIesss andes Grensdnes &e Se SC =
prices equally low
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IAfrerfisemAnt.

BRADYs PHoToGRAPHS-1aken any desired
sire plain eolOred The isest exhibited Ia this cSunsy
Copsss ten from cid dsguen ypes psianss enssvias
sne eolored equal Miniatures Ivory M. $50 Sesadssg.
over Tbompson's
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DOIHGS At THE MAYORS OFFICE.

The returns of grog-sbops open on Sunday, as
follows: Third Ward, q Fourth. u Seventh, ,;
Ninth, /; Tenth, l. Eighteenth. .; Nineteenth I.
In the Fourth and Nineteenth Wards. the MAYOR has
no power 20 revoke licences.
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SYLIIsG IOrrERT-p lLICIsx--john CoaklIn. O
dealer lc,,ery pore. yesterday arrested his o,s
No 81 90 Zip eh,Ised ss ..ins oliery po she "a
or-s pepulsfon Ten OF the latter ouai IN bis on
OF xfoa - arrested Witnesses Hs bolks ekst
xe wee slso captured ana he taksa before Jase b.
r.rt srd eeuuuif.ed "a ceis4t Of BAL.
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CHARGE or GRAND LAHcgNY.-Tso thisves 60
tered the rerises OF Wa Deehslsr No n Jscos y-sser
day afternoon ard broke op-a truok wsea ssy were n
the Of hins ~h-n they detected By Mr. d. Tss
cas- mnedst-y fed bat par.u-d and one Of then.
named Peter Foley. he 90, tassn before ys
tee Bogsri. and ocs ed up for trial.
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OswEGo, Monday, March 70, 1855.
Please prevent more Germans from coming here to
work There are thousands of poor here already will
ling 10 work at remUners'iye wsges. which they
not offered. They are deceived by Baldwin, con-
tractor of canal. Expenses are grester.
ANDREW BUTTS, German.
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IAfxerf,semen,

ClsirvOyant and Psychometrc Examinations,
for Diseases By Mrs PLArr No. T62 BssAl
vsy above shs, from 81. TO L. 2ts Asa
n9PA
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TAdyertiseuenLl


GAS! GAS New styles Of GAS FIXTURES
,prrs Tsde of both usisrn and antique dssas
wholesale BUYERS particularly invited to es 1t ae sres1
Manufacturing Des0t of ARCHER. WaRSHa Co., No ~
Broadway Also the beet portable Gss Works for Coaatry
Dwellings Churches ar Factories in THE country.
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RopaERr on The FIVE PoISrs A msn named
John c B.rri.on residing n srrosy va sO,Ssi a
O'Clock Yesterday morning Of - sod ~sch, By female
Five Poot. ssd who into conversation with him De
escoversa t s and hsa the sn-nder -itn -
w.eh ir her psesou shs committed BY Jg,les Co..
relly fcf trial
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facts embodied in the above sketch Of this Old
building.
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FATAL TALL-Coeoner Wilhelm yesterday hsaa I -
,o,s., :, tbe New Yort Hospital upon the body Of ysso
Whsan the Lad u yes old Who SUNDAY tel IT, "a
Of house No s. ysmes upoa Which ne ~ ..dnf Of sec.
Seas.I dssiA IL Deceased ~ - orphan sas wv
q A<riaa 2seAy.
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RUMORs OF BAKER AT AMBOY.

On Saturday afternoon, Capt Simpson, of the
steamboat John Potter, belonging to the Camden and
Amboy Railroad Company, had an application to to =
a small row.boat up from South Amboy 10 New
York He told the man he could not tow it, but he
would take it on board. On inquiry the mau said the
boat had dified down there. The boat was taken on
board the man did hot como to New-York on the
Potter; the row boat left the pier, Saturday
night ard on Sunday morning IT was gone. Saturday
morning q strange man offered IS at South Amboy to
be taken to Spottswood. lie was within mile Of
the railroad station-fsre 10 Spottswood three sh-
lings. A strange man a'so appeared at the widow
Charles Morgan's. He was first heard walking on
the porch then seen looking in at the window; he
went into the house aud excited some alarm. He in
qured about her son. aud manifested considerable
knowledge of him. Young Morgan, dashing blade
Of twenty, is good deal OF Q sportsman, and used
occasionally to call in a, Pools when ia the City lie
had some acquaintance with the Crowds generally
The unknown next went to Applegstes, lost his hat
somewhere, had another given him, would not wear
it, and bought cap. He lay most of the
day in the Clay pits below Word was taken to the
owner, Mr.. Clay, that drunken man was lying
tbere-he said let him )ie Thence he went 10 the
poor farm in South Amboy, got supper, and went on
toward Spottswood. man walked little way with
him, suddenly the unknown parted company, still
going toward Spotswood. He was last a. the
Old Bridge in South Brunswick going toward Spots
wood Baker has relatives in Spottswood. People
about Amboy and along the line to Spotsswood were
putting these things together yesterday afierno M
Some two bundled assembled at Spots good station
when the afternoon train came up to see-what they
could ice. The whole country Is on the alert. I~o
Policemen from New-York are searching; one cane
No on the Potter to learn Whist family in Spots ~ood
is related to Baker. Every body is expecting mo-
meniaiiiy to hear of his arrest.
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TIE Mayor hiss received the following telegraphic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-13

DIR. SoLGER's LEoTUREs.-The course Of four Ice
lures on the Eastern War" by DR.. Solger, opens
this eve ming in the Mercantile Library Lecture Room
The question whether American sympathes should 60
with Russia or with England will be considered The
interest of the subject well as the reputation OF the
lecturer, is adapted to attract large audience.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-13

Young America Hook and Ladder Company No.
intend 70 proceed Newark the I'D last FOR the parposs
bt xns home trer Truck ocnf built there wnens
ia aid will BE- the and costly Ia New tork
or yiciry The Company numbers 20 members; needy 70
snxetble busip~ss men. Wsshngoa Groy the fsrsm.a
Tn to the purchse OF the truck have bsea made ap b
tho ae nbeFs Of the Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-13

DrpIc.rIos OF A SCHOOL BuILDIsG.-The ne'
scbool.House, No. II, in Seventeenth.st., nea
Eighth-av., will be dedicated to day, at O'Clock
Pm. Among those who viii participate in tn
exercises of the occasion, are Charles King, Pres
dent of Columbia College, and Chancellor Ferris, Q
the New.York University.
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COMMON CoUScIL PRooEEDIsGs.-Ths Board mse
las, evening Aid BARsARO the President 10 tbs Chsr rhe
pune.s confederation Of salaries OF oeers
sppopt,d BY rho Board Most OF the evening VS. snt
Excursions Finally wsgeed 70 M the sssy ?, tas ~
Cs,L AZ Der The Committee fixfnf Ssisfss
had reported N favor Of Deputy and four Assistant CRY
Clerks The sslsry Of the Deputy liked sna tes
% ~ fonr Assistant City Clerks stricken out. The saia
ne, Of the three Assistant City Clerks then hxed ~
each some routine business transacted. and ths boAre
IA
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$3.50 In Premiums.

HAVING largely increased my supply Of Rags by ne
IL premiums offered the past year ending June 50.
am induced to offer larger anHuat % premiums for the
present year And wil psy the above premium in sums
oFfO0 500 $50 $50 800 $50 $40 $50 SSJ and SO tc any
ten merchants "Pedlars"-who vii deliver M from
lhls date to the LIST July, $50 the largest amount of
kAGS The same to be bought outside Of and By men do
iEg business outside Of Nash vile vicinity.
will al all times pay the highest market prices Ia cash
tr hAtc on delivery, and issue certificate the owner
o The amount received and paid for Tbese certificates
uS be Kept and before the day OF July
mex that three dSnterssed merchants of Nashville
can u Se the cards The laIg gest being entitled
70 the SO the next largest 10 $50, and down.
Merchants sending ne -sgs will please write that nay
kn0s m whose the certificate. Combinations
viii LoI be allowed.
Nooien in~ey silk and orsied rags are not wanted
al d will nsiI be ncluosd 10 the above.
earnestly greater attention saving and buving
hlaA tHrO gH'I, Made Tenn.
Ju14- aiTIwzW W. 5. WHITMAN.
Worth of the Sonar-
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FRESH SUPPI,IESI

/ lI1A PACKAGES fresh and Genuine MEDICINES.
III ! .G GaEhlGAL !, vi pAlsT -as &e &C. Recsiyed and
At the MAN ANB MORTAR on Market, opposite Union
street, Nashville o; l'F 1uneaA :
l. - Poesst LastTameHts assorted Just received BY
pERFtMERY.-5O dos C5icu4s daS =. 2 oalt III fas
| 81 BOHEMIAN GULF TOILETTE BOTTLES. assorted
| b CoSMETIOS-A fine assortment
HAIR ToSlcS, Kiir Dyes, Gloss Powder, puffs and
CURLING FLUIDS, POnatuns, OILS, Pailtdaues.
T9ILgTTE aud Shaving Soaps, loo doz. .-...3
,6ns1 VI0NIlNE II w., TOOTH PASTE and STRAWBERRY
F'a,oging Extracts, tiE dssortaeaa Received aud
1YoB I LIygR 8 oIL.-Russross ou,,Tx, wHdS Mdaas,
NJ llyd. Potass,, IODINE, NITRATE SILVER. Select
powders Of Ipecac, Opium, CoOcynth Rhubarb Scamony
Maayappe, Golden Seal All offered low by
G CARsAPARILLA EXTRACTS. IS DO, Dozen
~ BULLS, GEfzoHs, TowNsESBs, CarptAter,s SHAKER
f,esh , ?, h1iS TX EIIaefs .g Of SSTssParila
ID pipes cogaia6 Otlrd, Dhprey Sigaette, and GXqz9
Dd9ae BSanaies Madeira Port sherry Muscate WIAES
A ROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNApPs.-A
IA popular remedy for diseases of the Kidneys.
DORTER- London in pint and quart bottles
L Received by T. WELLS.
LNLECTRIC Machines, Medicine Chests, Medical
Saddle Bags Gd'ne Bays Trusses, Shoulder Braces,
I ydrauIic Cemeat and Plaster of Paris Of su.
IL perior quality. -
NARNISHES Flu -nitnre, Coach, Demar, Bro,o and
Yarushes. : 3! -, ----''-'
GOLD LEAF, Gold F5z, Szrey Leaf; Red, Yslloy
VI and Hhite BToaseS. -.-- IT
TlRUSH ES-78 dozen Hair, Tooth, Nail Hat Cloth.
- Paint Dnstng Sweeping, Scrubbing, PoOna Stencil
Horse, Comb Shoe Stopping aud Yarnish Brushes.
EECu uES.-Fresh supplies. Received by
IL jlre24 ---..-...- = ~ -.-- TiWEIIS
A RTiSF's COLORS.-9x dozen fresh assorted
IA -Coors IN intiexible tubes, well assorted.
SPICEs; 1900 LBS. Pepper; SIS lbs Pimeuto;
- OtoFe5, Cinnamon, Mace, Ginger; Ground Spices;
henhleelli Sparkling Gelietne; Bitter Almonds; Pre-
served Ginger.
DIPESs Marbles, Gun Flints, Percussion. Caps. Gun
L Waddlng - :
COUGH Candy--65 dozen Howe's Cough Candy
~ and New England Cough Syrup. -
Al jUSTARDS-FEaak5oyt. Louisville, Eerin0tou and
IVA Cincinnati. Received and for sale by T. WELLS
ZINE PEN AND POCKET KNIVEs.-Ass'd.
4 POkT MONAIES, every shaae
PISTOLS, SWORD AND WALKING CANES. Well
assorted .. -.-.'1l--l -. ." ="
- EGARS AND TOBACCOS-8 $4,000 GlzaaOres
~ Ao1eo6e0a 3arrios, Le0ndor0, 1ny Lind .Ssgars;
70 Boxes Aag EaeeR and Fine Cut Chewing and butcher
smoking Iobaccos. For sale low by I. WELLS
PLACKING-4O gross fresh Paste Backing
~ oLAkCh, 70 boxes, STAR CANDLES 45 boxes
hkGUaOLs ,x Hlnegars H1tsSgs. GINS, RUNS IS bbls.
LiASEED OIL and SPTS. TURPENTINE
PURE WHITE LEAD in 25, so and 100 ID kegs
% AlNA WHirEPAINT, fHs Freacb in 25 and so ID kegs
iaas2i 80 - '-s '' small ADVANCE x I. WELLS
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DAVIS e SW2kN,
" II Il ESAL & GROCERS,
AUCTION n COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
10, 73 Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee,
YAN store, unusually large and select stock
OF Groceries Liquors Wines &C. all OF this season
mpOatJns bv the recent arrivals from New Orleans
Cincinnati and PittsbUrg, among which
sS5 hHds New Crop sugar, Of all grades, from
dium very hne
IL hhdS VI bite hrystalized Sugar;
900 barrels aud l5-baUrels; MOlasses;
$50 bags lew Crop Rio Coffee;
80 bags Old GOveume Java Coffee;
100 bJls Loaf Sugar all qualities;
50 bb.s hest Crushed Sugar, No. l.;
80 bbis Crushed Sugar second quality;
= boxes Gun IOwCer, Imperial and Black Teas;
- Uerces Carolina Rice, Tesh
o bbs No. NackeIel; ceroons Indigo;
100 boxes Cod Fish; 800 bXs assorted Glassware;
100 boxes Scotch Herrngs 800 kegs Wheeling Nails al
500 boxes " K. Cheese sizes;
100 roNes Fos Pearl Starch 100000 Havana Cigars;
80 bags Pepper; l,0 boxes Melee do;
% bags spice; rs boxes Va and kV. To-
uerce- Dutch Nader; bacco various qualities;
IoJ boxes star Candles
The ah0.e stock viii be added during the season by
weekly arrivals trl New Orleans Cincinnati and Pitts
buTg, b. aCa intend making stock always large
and sci 0rgl and invite The attention of country
merchants visiting Nashville give goods and prices
4 cage,Jl examination house in the south West viii
hold out greater uIlceuanls than we intend do.
DAVIS a SWAMI.
=. S.We VIII IavorCrular auction Sales every TUES
DAY throughout thl season ID. s.
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HOT AIR FURNACES

HOT AIR FURNACES.
WE have just received from Boston suppply of chill
w SONS FURNACES and prepared to pat them
in the best STYLE either for heating private residences
churches or other public buildings.
The following some of the important improvements
attained by this invention: Purity Of air. free from the
burnt air to red hot furnaces powerful ar
rangement for generating heat great durability furnace
perfect safety against setting buildings on which
theyare located may be set In low cellars and easily
managed.
To this Furnace was awarded the Worlds Fair Prize
Medal in London in 1851 having been considered in all
respects superior to the Furnaces offered from Russia
Germany, Norway and England
luneS SNOW MACkENZIE CO
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iE subscr Der proposes to receive limited number Of
Il pupils 10 oiRstruct 10 all the branches Of thorough
English and Classical Education.
Every educstional facility will be provided for th study
OF the Natural Sciences. There Will be good chemical
and philosophical apparatus, 6ne cabinet Of mpeTas
and well selected library 10 hich the students may
all times, have free access.
No pupil unde. len years Of age be received
The hrst Session Will commence on the FIRST
DAY in September. '' --- i--
FERNS per session of Eve months $40
JOHN KIMBERLY, AM.
References is made to the Faculty Of the University Of
n c. to Professors Agassiz Wyman and Horsford of the
Lawrence Scientific School, Cambridge Hon Thomas
Bragg, Governor of N G.; Hon. Kenneth Rsyner. Nc
Any communication, left at the Gazette Office will
ceive attention iune29-2m
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MEDICAL.
II. G. sCOvEI.,

~ II. G. SCOvEL, q
II DRUGGIST q APOTHECARY, Z
Nashville Inn.
w HOiESALta and Reia dealer in ID . egs, Medicines
~ Paints Oils, Yaushes, Wisdew Glass. Draggisis
1asS are stone Ware, Pant, Scrub Blsckng, Floor
ArI's,s Marking, Dusihg shaving Jewe' Teeth Grain
ing Stencil and Hearth brushes. -.
~ Feriumery, Bears Oh. Pomade, OK Marrow, Pocket
hokis, Extracts, Galvanic Curatir es. &c &e
t0A CALLS. Lirseed Oh, IusI received and selling al
OUU low cash prices by II. q. Sc0yE1s
SGfl CALLS Paint OIL tested and found good AT only
OOO sne-ha!s the price Of Linseed Oil. Painters have
omy in large job. For sale BY q G. SC0YEf,.
f00 CALLS. Spts Turpentine, received and seI1S Al
fOQ the lowest CASH. Ptiees by II. e. SCOVEL.
250 LBS. Star Candies, received 6y ,.o-
eO DtZ Perry Davis Pain Killer Just received and s
W sale at the lowest prices oy II. G. SCOVFI,
~ REAMS Ssnd Paper, "a of which is considered The
fU best make in the United States, for sale by
H. 6. SCoVEL
O00O BAMB0 and Arkansas Fishing Poles Fisbe1-
ZUVO men can pick tor themselves, for sale By
II. G SC0VEL.
6S0 LhS. Potash iass received. Soap makers can Be
jaly8 Il. G. .scovBL
DATENT MEDICIN ES.-A large and Very re1e
raj assortment OF the most popular Patent Medicines
many OF which are compounded in scientific manner and
members the Medical Faculty possessing as much eur
i've power and as ecacious the eradication disease
as any compound ordinarily prescribed In proof Of which
we cite the astonishing and increasing demand bv all
classes Of the people, the rich and the poor the and
the low the bond and the the learned aud the unear
ed for the Justly celebrated and popular Family Medicines
among which are
Doctor Jaynes Ezpectorant for Coughs Colds and Con-
sumption.
/" Alternative and Blood Purifier.
Z" Tome Vermfuge and Sanative Pills.
Ayers Cherry PecrOrai, for Coughs Colds, &c.
Williams Balsanl Wild Cherry and Wood Naptha.
q" Fever and Ague Pills
VIM. Halls Balam for the Lungs
: Rogers Liyerwort and Tar for Coughs Colds and
Bronchitis
Dr. Clark's Syrup Wild Cherry and Tar. for Coughs,
Colds, &c ... .
Cowans Lythontrptc for diseases Of the Bladder Kid
neys Stone in The Bladder Gravel weakness OF The Loin
Prolapsus Uiri &C. &C.
DR. Irasks Magnetic Ointment perhaps is unsurpassed
as an external application for wounds bruises Sores
ma ism, bites of poisonous insects and reptiles
MIC sore eyes Group throat edoereaux neuragis
piles Inflammation of the DO Ses and agus the breast
The numer testimonials OF the curative powers OF as
cheap Medicine induces US to regard being GUDg me
first Medicines of the day ..-
Marshaif- LnImen very cheap article and posses
ses rather extraordinary powers in the of
horses, as well as sEralns and bruises. &c
Hureys new SarsaparllI is attracting attention Of
the people. SD. .'..
All the above mentioned popular Medicines together
almost every other, on hand and for sale by
julyS H. G. SCOTEIA