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The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-11-23
Fraudulent NaturIization.

The Baton Rough Gazette of the 81 ult con-
tlins the following statement, which would al.
most be incredible, were it not made by SO re-
spectacle ajonrnal. and lid not the editor speak
from personal observation.
A startling fact has just come, accidentally.
to our knowledge, connected with the granting
OF naturalization papers by our Courts of Justice.
These Developments make us hesitate, how
ever, to endorse the defination given by Black
stone, thet Court is "a place where justice is
judicial -adminesterd."
We have this moment seen the naturalization
papers OF a fcriegaerr, who happened TO be too
honest to vote upon them, issued in 1853, by the
Sixth District, presided over by Judge Cotton
and a Mr.. Holland acting as Deputy Clerk.
We inquired OF the gentleman, how long he had
been in the United States when these papers
were issued. : His reply was thirteen days. He
further statete hat these papers had been brought
to him and that he. had never beens himself ii
| Court.-Now does it not follow that the same
instrument Of party rally represented in this
man in open Court, or that the officers of Court
enc or both, manufacturers the papers, or thai
! they were themselves grossly imposed upon
/ We are unwilling to make so grave charge a
gainst officers who have been ell vated to suct
places of responsibility by the sufffages of the
people. Does not this instance demand an in
vestigation into the fraud, pergnry and imposi
ton, or whatever term it may be designated, By
the Legislature or some competent tribunal
It is clear to our minds that the holder Of thes,
papers is in no manner to be blamed, becans.
i wheu properly Informed, he has refused to vote
upon them. They happened 10 get hold of al
honest man Another instance IN this parisl
! has been brought to our knoledge the holder o
/ the papers declaring that his papers wer
brought to him and be had never taken tn
Ioath.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-11-23

The following biting passage occurs in ,ery
recent letter OF Hon. Daniel s. Dickinson to
the New York Hard Democracy, Every body
knows that Dickinson regards the administers
ton and its party in New York, as an unconsti-
tutional, free-soil concern:
Let iusisn,' with her grim conconmitants,
tremble as she plots her treason, and seeks to
build up her perfdious strength upon national
disturbance and the ruins of the constitution
and above all, let that precious band of bread
and butter patriots administration Democrats,
T. member That the people have day for theil
fasting and humlating.''
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-11-23
Insolvency Notice.

H., The under signed lerk oflhe Prabate
Court of Yazoo county, and ex-oficio Com
missioner of Insolvency upon the estate Of
Washington +. Gill late OF said county de-
deceased having at the October Term 1855
OF said Court fled report and exhibit OF
all claims against said estate that have been
presented to him within the provisions OF
the statute in that behalf
Now therefore, all creditors, and persons
interested in said estate, or report, are here.
by notified to be and appear before the
% Probate Court Of said county, on the fourth
Monday of December next ensuing. al
which tim0 said Court will receive, allow
and confirm sal report, if no objection is
made thereto.
j. NJ; HOLLINGSWORTII C,rk ant
Ex- -ofiicio Com. of / solvency.
50 Yazoo City Nov. end "a 5>t
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DIZZY GOODS AND CLOTafTNG
FOR FALL AND WINTER
GREAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED BY

GREAT INDUcEMENTs OFFERED BY
SHULZ, BODENHEiM & Co.,
NJ HO are in receipt of very large stock of
- Dry Goods and Clothing of every des-
scriptien. Also Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Cutlery, &c &c. Being desirous of closing
our business III this place, we offer any part
rour stock ut very small advance on COST
A SH. Buyers will find it to their inter-
to examine our stock before making pur-
chases elsewhere. Our Goods are ali new
and of the latest styles, having been selected
by one of our firm in the East. Our stock OF
Clothing we especially recommend, being m n
ufactured by ourselves expressly for our GUS
toners.
Country Merchants will find it to their adj
vantage to give us call. Our prices cannot
fail to give satisfaction. Particular attention
paid to orders; no deviation in prices. To Sc
Cure Good Bargains, call early, or send your
orders TO
SHULZ, BODENHEIMx g. co,
Vickshur0z 0rf 10 szs *
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THE BANNER.
IA1NN g1IIa
FRIDAY MORNING NOVEMBER ls 1855
rh, Brandon R spublican in an article speak

Th, Brandon Republican in an article speak
ing Of the late election, winds up as follows:
1--WE say to the American everywhere, be
of good cheer This is OF the only election to be
held. Hereafter, as the excitement of the cam
paign is now over. people will investigate the
principles of the party and as they become better
known they will properly appreciated and hear
tly embraced. Let US not despair but agar
burnish up our armor for other conflicts. w:
must and viii ultimately prevail.
"What though the field be slost7
AA isnot Lost; fl< xpgore5nabe sr,H
And courage never to submit or yield
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LOUISVILLE RIOTS.

The Washington Sentinel thinks the Amer
can party are responsible for the Louisville ri
OTIS anyhow. II says: -.
aBut in any aspect of the subject, and no
matter what the particular facts Of the case.
may be-, the Know Nothings are to blame.
They had no business to get up. party
to encourage and stimulate q war between
races"
Whersupon the Stsunion Spectator relates
story told of a Rockingham county in the oil
den time. Lawyer. Jones was The great man
in those parts at that day, and one occasion.
while engagadin a trial with Judge Holmes
then young man. as oppo -ition counsel, became
very profane. The Court had to maintain its
dignity, but could not think of furnishing the
King s Attorney" So after brave ccnsuIta-.
ton, the Presiding Justice announced that il
Mr.. Holmes did not quit making Mister Jones
curse and swear they would send him te
jail
In our judgement, the most parties $50 blame"
for the scenes of rIot and bioodshcd which have
occurred ia yariols parts Of late in various parts
of the country. are locofcco dmagogues, who,
for the suke of securing the auppon Of foreign
ers, have indulged in the INST iniammatosy ap-
peals to their passi ms and prejudices, and have
Taught them to believe in the American move
men: was an outrage on their rights, and an in
suit to their feelings, that ought to be resented
These same fore gners If left to themselves
would probably have had the intelligence to
perceive that the, enjoyed no poti cal privileges
~
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rnNe h,alkCerN Naaie!

. a. ru
Pursuant TO oecro, of the Supre rs
ourt Of Chancsry Of the state OF Mississippi
lin the case Of Thomas Bibb VS.. Samuel
Fa ,lLner. No sos ] will on M onday the
81 h day Of November next in front OF the
Court oust oil Yazoo county i, Yazoo Ci-
y, expose to public sale to tho highest bid
der. on credit oil six months the following
lands in said county to-wit.
. The east half Of the No tn east quarter
of Section SIX. Township Trn, II nge one
East and The South east quarter Of Section
Twenty four, Townsti ten, Range two
West, or so much thereof rs may be nee
cssnry to satisfy the purposes of id de-
cree. +tfi
"a Bonds with approved security must be
required.
~ Commissioner.
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Yazoo City October &c %
\ yErlSOIvcncg Notice.

Z The VI d'rsigr,d C'cik of the Frcbat
curt of fazoo county, and ex oflicio CNm
missioner Of Insolvency upon the estate Q
James Ii. Belllate Of said county deceased
having at the October Term le55of sad
Court. filed report and exhibit fall claims
against said estate that have betn present
ed to him within the provisions of the stat
ute in that beh If.
Now therefore, all creditors, and persons
interested in said estate. or report are here
by notified to be and appear befure the
Probate Court Of said county, on the fourth
Monday OF December next ensuing, al
which time said Court will receive, allow
and confirm said report. il no objection i
'mede tlrrto.
if J. NJ HOLLINGSWORTu Clerk ant
Fx-oihcio Com. of Insolvency.
. la ,y Npv Qatl 2I ST
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VOL. l--NO. 81
THE BROKEN HOUSEHOLD.
Br ALICE CAREY.


BIZ ALICE CAREY.
Vainiy, vafn'y, memory seeks
Round our fathers knee.
Laughing eyes, and rosy checks,
Where they used to be;
Ofthe circle once SO wide,
Three are wanderers. three have died
Golden haired, and dewy eyed.
Pratfling all the day,
Was the baby that firyt died;
/ Oh! Il was hard to lay
Dimpled hand and cheek Of snow
In the grave so dark and low.
Smiling back on all who smiled,
Ne'er by sorrow thralIed,
Half a woman. half child,
Was the next one called;
Then grave N ,re deep and wide
Made they by the baby's side.
When or where the other died
Only Heaven can tell;
Threading manhood's path or pride
Was he wheu he fell,
Happy thist!es, blue and red,
Bloom around his lonely bed
I am for the living three
Only left to pray;
/ Two are on the stormy sra:
Farther still than they
Wanders one, his young heart dim,
Oftenest. most, | pray for him.
De'er they dooE
Whereso'er roam,
| Have them father in thy care,
| Guide them safely home.
Home, oh! Father in the sky,
i Where none wander and none die.
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fiaines 81 Russell.
Selling oil at Nearly Cost.

Being iesirous to close our business, we now
offer greater inducements to Cash cuslomarr
than have ever before been known. We only
ask small advance OH cost. Oar friends viii
not forget that our only terms now are cash
Vcks. SHULZ BODENHEIM g. Co.
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Z BY MRS. HARRIET N. PREWETT.
ShcrIffs Sale.

Gibson BArnes,

Cherries dimes Adn'r ct al. 1,'
BY virtu ofthe above stated Decree to me
, directed y the Honorable Circuit Court Of
Yazoo County, will sell to the highest
/, idder, on six months credit, on Monday the
9th day Of November 1865. at the Court
ouse door OF Yazoo County, within the
ours prescribedb by law. the following pro-
rrty viz9Lot No 4Ue. lying 10 yazoo CT
y, the purchaser giving bonds with approx
ed security.
asa ssa -. MA JENKINS. Sheriff.
BY F. BosTrcc. DIS.
Oct I9rI855s ~. ~ 90
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MILLINERY G00nSI

MISSES BIGELOW
are now receyng additions to their unsur-
passed stock of MlIi.ery consisting of every
desirable style OF Bonnets, and Hats, Beaver,
Velvet and Straw Riding Hats. A choice
collections of French FiJwors and Fruits: Gold
nd Silve. Flowers; Gold and Silver Tipped
Feathers; Marabout, Ostrich and Fancy Feath
ers; Swans Down; Dress trimmings: Head
Dresses. Vicksburgnov9
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TOREIGNISM.

An incident at the polls, where the late cleo
ton was held, will serveto show the necessity
q the American party. a meek and gentle
manly Minister Of the Gospel, Of the Methodist
faith, walked up to the polls to cast his vote,
as was bis duty. for American principles. and i
foreigner. ofHa very ignorant stamp, Of an NJ
most unintelligible tongue, sided up to him.
with the quere on bin long nuff ii de goun-.
treea' Our worthy Christian friend called for
the Book, and stated that he had been IN the
State . number Of years; whereupon he was al
lowed 10 vote. When II comes. that foreign
ignoramares are allowed to Insult and browbea,
american Protestant Preachers at the ballot.
box, we say decisively, 4 Put none but Aneri.
cam on guard IN. 3. Creole. 9
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TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue of a ds ed OF trust executed by
2 A @ and Mary B Hall, dated January Goth
q 854 to the undarsigned as Trustee to Sc
cure 70 A y Wriehti& Ce.. the payment Of
4 a certain sum Of money therein mentioned
willln pursuance Of the terms Of said deed
. OF trust procesdto sell at public anction 70
the highest bidder. fof cash beioreths door
OF ibe caurt house ii Yazoo si
ON Monday the 18th Of january
1885 s, Ms,
All tie right. title, and interest Of said
q. and Mary B. Hall, in and to the proper
" subscribes in said deed Of trust. 10 Vit1
the tract. or parcel of land. situated / &
an4 being IN said . uniy Of Yazo1 d VII:
t9 IN east half Of the southeast darler the
fwesthalf Of thc North east Qcariel, and the
,.rserth west quarterIof section 35. u to- .:
,shipnine. Of range four vest: also negro
boy Geor9e. aged twenty. and Easton aged
about so years. The mn 1er$igncd win make
40 ihe purchaser or rurchasers only such
si'le. =. Is rested ip him by,yirsus q SAID
i assd 2 ''''' 4 ALEXANDER, 7fo,lss.
/. Nov 9 1866 Iot. ]. !. 8 Z Z.
711 VERY IIA ,SDS0,IE. -
- DOZ| Embroidered Muslin Basques, q
. - --latest stglcs -i,st raeeiyed BY Expfess 4
- Sc PE' 4 : 81 ~ = -
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NOTCE.
n 900 COMMITTED,

.fTT,O the Jail Of Ynzoo county, on the t30th
I Il day of June, 1855, a negro man who calls
himself Henry. Said boy is bright mulatto, 5
feet, 5 inches high; 40 or 45 years old, and says
< he Is free. The owner ofsad property is request
il away, or it will be dealt with according to law.
n. y ~. TILL DAVIS,
I AuO l7,55 Jailor
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KENTUCKY MUSTARD.
bbls kentucky Mustard--just received bvs
HARDAWAY 81 WHITE
Vicksburg oct 81
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HARD WORDS.

never TO submit or yield
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-11-20
Chamber.
COull

-..r-. SEPTEMBER 2Sth 1855.
Ordered that the Recorder Advertise in the Cam
den Journal for Proposals until the l4th day of No
vember next for q contract to enclose the public
square A. in the upper part Of the Town of Camden
according to the following specifications,
so4 Lghtwood post, six feet long six inches square
3e4 planks OF heart Zine, sixteen and half feet
long FIVE inches wide and quarter inches thick
The work to be done in the following manner. The
post and plank to be smoothly dressed the plank to
be inserted in mortses through the posts, two plank
in each posts. The posts to be set two and half
feet deep and eight feet apart the heads oft posts to
be pointed.
The whole to be painted with two coats OF pure
white lead tho whole work to be completed in four
months from this date
The lumber and work to be inspected by tho Com.
nttee appointed and subject to their approval.
v: J: !. 4. 4S5Ass 4ouSs conni'tee
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NOTICE.

DY order Of the Court Of Ordinary, will be sold on
ID Thursday the 18th day of November next at the
late residence Of Samuel Baskin, at IL o'clock A. ~,
all the personal property Of said deceased consisting
Of Household and Kitchen Furniture; provisions Of all
kinds stock OF Horses Hogs Cattle Wagon, Carriage
&c. Also, eleven likely negroes
TERNs-For the Negroes, one-fourh cash, balance
on one and two years credit with notes aud approved
and mortgage Of the property. The other property,
all sums Of ten dollars cash. balance credit of twelve
months notes with approved security with interest
ftom day Of sale. ROBT. W. LOVE, Admir-.
Oct g. Al IT,
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Yfie Great Purifier of the Blood
70 Not a Particle of Mercury i'm il.
LET THE AFFLICTED
READ AND PONDER.

An Infabe Remedy for Scroiula, Kings Evil, Rheu'
matism, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptons, Pmples or
Postules on the Face, Blotches, Bos, Ague and Fe-
yer, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm or letter, Scald
Head, Englargenent aud Pain of the Bones and
Joints, Stubborn Ulcers Syphilitc Disorders, Lum-
baco, Spinal Complaints, and all Diseases arising
from On injudicious Use OF Mercury, imprudence in
life, or impurity Of the Blood.
Ey- This great alterative medicine and Purifier
the Blood is now used by thousands of grateful pa
tents from all parts of the United States, who testify
daily to the remarkable cures PERFORMED by the great
est of all medicines, 6 Carriers Spanish Mix
ture.''' Neuralgia, rheumatism, Screfuls, Erup
tsns on the Skin Liver Diseases, Fevers, Ulcers,
Old Sores Affections Of the Kidneys Diseases of the
Throat Female Complaints, Pains and Aching of the
Bonesand Joints, are speedily put to flight by using
this great and inestmable remedy.
For all diseases of the Blood, nothing has yet been
found to compare with it. 1t cleanses the system of
all impurities, acts gently and efficiently on the
Liver and Kidneys, strengthens the Digestion, gives
tone to the Stomach makes the skin clearand healthy
and restores the Constitution enfeebled by disease
or broken down by the Of youth to its pris
tine yigor and strength.
For the Ladies, it is incomparubly better than all
the cosmetics ever used. few doses Of Carriers
Spanish Mixture will remove all sallownes of COM
piexion bring the mantling to the cheek give
elasticity to the STEP and improve the general health
in remarkable degree, beyond all the medicines
ever heard Of
The large. number of certificates which we have
received from persons from all parts Of the United
States is the best evidence that there is no humbug
about it, The press hotel Keepers mag strates physi-
clans and public men, well known to the community,
all add their testimony to the wonderful effects of
this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
Call on the Agent and get Circular and Almanac.
and read the wonderful cures this truly greatest OF
all medicines has performed
None genuine unless signed BENIN EFT d BEERS,
Proprietors, No. 8 Pearlstreet, Richmond Va; to
whom all orders for supplies and agencies must be
addressed.
And for sale by wM S. BEERS Co.. proprietOrs,
Richmond, Va.
RICE & THOMPSON, Sumterville.
BOATW RIGHT & BARKULOO, Columbia.
ZJ.DEHAY and T.J. WORKMAN, Camden.
March 90.
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South CarOIina.-Kcrsha District.

IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Henrys, Smith Townsend Us. Enoch Tryon.
Attachment.
XJTHEREAS, the Plaintiff did on tho twenty Sec
w oud day Of August, A D. 1855, file hisdeclara-
tion against theDefendant, who las it is sad IS ao
sent the limits Of this State and has
neitherSmila1er attorney known within the same.
upon whom copy Of the said declaration might be
served. It is therefore ordered that the said Deien
danf do appear and plea Declaration on or
;befofsahe twenty~thrd dsy Auguss which will be
iHSbesyear of oursLord onezthousand eight hundred
and ffly.six, otherwise final and absolute judgment
will then be given and awarded against him.
M. NAUDIN, G. c. P. &c. 5.
Clerks Office, kershaw District, -s.s. Ia,
August o. 55. hE'-
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ATTENTIONS!

MOT to any great Military orders hut attention
~ sthe whole, while inform the citizens of Cam
don that am permanently settled two doors above
M Drucker e. Co.'S where keel, constantly on han'l
beautiful stock of JEWELRY, Cutlery. Spcctac!es,
Silver and Plated Ware Port Monaics, Ladies Com.
panicus Gard Cases. Knives, &C., DC, which he will
sell on the most reasonable terms for cash or 10 pune
tual customers The trade Of any other kid is re
spectfully declined .-
nY-Watehes and Jewelry repaired in the best
manner and all work warranted.
CHARLES BoFENSCHEN.
Nov. ID. 46
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District.

SOutR.CurOIln1-h NH" N1NNFKNt'
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Joseph Frideberg vs.. Harvey Hamilton.
Ah0chmeak
WHEREAS, the Plaintiff did, on the 27th day e"
w March, file his Declaration against the Defend
ant, who (as it ia sad is absent from aud with out the
limits Of the State and has neither Vile nor Attorney
known within the same, upon whom copy OF the
sa;d declaration rniyht be served 1t is therefore
dercd that the said defendant do appear and plead to-
the said declaration, on or before the 18th day OF
March, which will be in the year OF our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred and thy-six, otherwise hua aud
absolute judgment will then be given and awarded
against him. NJ. NAUDlN, c. c. P. &. 5.
Clerks Office, Kershaw District,
March q, 1925. April
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WANTED,
ROJJNTY LAND WARRANTS.

MY Clients are cautioned against selling their war
Nl rants without consulting me-having orders to
purchase from New York, Washington, Cincinnati &c
rB- Pensions due to Widows and surviving chil,
dren of Revolutionary soldiers sttended TO- asslSteu
hr on eminent Counsellor at Law, in Washington City,
who ha, been long practically acquainted with the
pension business. JAMES IA LIN 80
Sumterville, s. G. - June Zo--li
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SIOO REWARD.

7 OST or STOLEN tho Subscriber near Cam
IL den in the month of August small black or cop
per coored GIRL about ten years OF age. She has
full face, large eyes, pleasant and intelligent coun
tcuanco and scar over one of her eyes.
Areward ofoue hundred dollars will be paid for her
recovery.
W. J. TAYLOR
The Caronnn Sumter, Wachman, Fairfield Herald
Lancaster Ledger will copy four times and forward
bills to this Office.
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Fresh Arrivals.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SIP.
w PLY Of Corn Starch blaccaroni, Citron, Cur,
rauts, Guava jolly, Lobsters, Preserves 6e.
Smoked Beef Tongues, Smoked Beef Fresh Sod,
Lemon, Butter, Wine, and Sugar Graders Fresh
COVE OYSTERS A General Assortment of Frcsb
Candies, Pecan Nuts English Wanuts, Superior
YEAST POWDERS Fine Cheese, &c, will be sold low
for CASH
Jplv 10 t! MERQSEY l. BOSWELL.
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Head-Quarters.--22d d Reg. s. c. M.

CAMDEN, Oct 8, 1855.
IN pursu ance Of an order from Brigadier General
Il w. J. Taylor an election for COLONEL Of this
Regiment is hereby ordered to be held on Saturday
the lst day Of December next, 20 iii the vacancy
.occasoned 10y the promotion Of Col. Taylor
Captains, or officers commanding Companies will
tnke to their assistance subordinate officers and
hold said election according TO law,-meet at Camden
on the Monday following, count tie votes and forth
with transmit statement in writing to tho BrSadier
General, showing result OF said Election.
by order o! 1t. Colonel Tho J. Warren
Com. 22i Reg S. c. n.
WM r. TAYLOR, Adutant.
Oct. 9, al N
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Jacobs Cordial.

HOOFLANDS German Bitters Cartcrs Spanish
Ill Mixture; Bulls, Townsend sand Sands Sarsapa.
riHa; Railways Ready Relief Ready Resolvcnt, Ready
Regulators Circassian Balm for the hair
Rogers Lverw9t and Tar Ayers Cherry Pectoral
Wistar's Balsa wild Cherry, HutcLngs Dyspepsia
Bitters; OXygenated Bitters
Mohat's Btters;s sgaarrants Seltzcr Arerient
Uphams vegetable Elecuary; Rowands Tonic
Rowand's Compound Syrup of Blackberry Root
IIenry's MagneSla; Murray's Fluid Magnesa Citrate
Ellis Magnesia; Christc's Galvanic CuratiYes
Mustang Liniment; Jaynes' Medicines
Roses Family Medicines; Strong's Pills; Mofat's do.
Leroy's, Peters and lIolloway's Pills
Jew DavidS Hebrew Plaster; Peery's Dead Shot
McLaue's Vermuge andp pills; Fahnestocks Vermifuge
with great many other Patent Medicines to be found
at TJ. WORKMAN & COS Drug Store.