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The true Democrat., 1856-01-01

CT Colonel Samuel Miller, of the United States Marine Corps, died recently in Phadel- phia, at the advanced age of eighty-one. Col onel Miller in our late war with Great Britain, distinguished himself in the most mark ed man. her upon the Canadian frontier When asked by his commander whether he could take cer- tain battery posted on an elevation, which was cutting the American forces to pieces, he mod esty replied: "I will try" He did try, and was successful and turned it's fire upon the enemy.
The true Democrat., 1856-01-01

G The Legislature of Virginia, on Satur- day, reelected Hon. James M. Mason to the United States Senate for the full term of six years, from the 4th of March, 1857 Hon. Geo. ". Summers who was supported by the Know Nothings, received 60 votes, and MT. Mason PA.
The true Democrat., 1856-01-01

SOUTH STAMP.-The editor of this excel lent journal has left Camden on trip to New Orleans to procure new material for his estab lishment. On his return, he says he expects to publish one of the neatcst papers in the State"
The true Democrat., 1856-01-01

CoNvICTED.-Charles Brown was tried and convicted for larceny at our circuit court, dur Ing the past week, and sentenced to the peni- tentiary for three years. He is quite young man, but appears perfectly hardened in crime, and evinced no penitence whatever on receiv- ing his sentence.-Hempstead Democrat, 26th ult
The true Democrat., 1856-01-01
OUR AGENT.

Mir. ISLAM w. WYATT, is now out on a tour for th, True Democrat for the purpose of collecting and SO lciting subscribers through the following countless
 Hot Spring Hampstead, Lafayette, Columbia Sevier, Pike, Polk. Montgomery, and Clark. We hope our friends will extend to Mr. Wyatt such aiG as they conveniently can.
The true Democrat., 1856-01-01

HARD CoUNTY.-From letter written from this county, dated 24th December, we extract the following:
 Fork Is selling at cents corn is worth 25 cents per oushel, and wheat goes briskly at Sl."
The true Democrat., 1856-01-01
Sons of TemDerance.

At a regular meeting of the Little Rock Division, No. 130, on Friday, 18th of Dec, tn, following persons were elected as officers fo the ensuing quarter:
 k. s. YERKEs, w. F. WILLIAM WooLroRp, T. NJ. DoTTER, w. A. C. II. OvERToN, c. E. r. GAINES, R. s. II. E. HEzEKIAH, A. c. T. AKIN, A. R. $. LOUIE MIER, l. s. l.. C. SHnLcUTT, F. s. SAMUEL WATSON, 0. s.
 C. l.. JEFFRIEs Chaplain.
The true Democrat., 1856-01-01
From the South Stamp Democratic Convention.

Whereas, the Know Nothing party in the 9th judicial circuit seem determined to make it a party test in the ensuing election (to ill the va cancy occasoned by the resignation of Judge HubbarCl) by loiStng upon the people one of the Know Nothing leaders; and whereas we the antKmow NothingS and democracy of Ouachlta are not willing that said Know Noth- ln3 party should claim triumph in said cleo ton where the anti Know Nothing and demo- cratic party is largely in the majority and there are men ill its ranks, intellectually, morally and physically fit to fill the high and responsible station of Judge in the 9th judicial crcuit.- Therefore be it.
 Resolrea, That although the anti-Kn No- thing democratic party would, under ordinary circumstances, depreciate making it a party test in judicial elections, yet under the pre- sent circumstances we feel constrained and jus tificd in nominating democratic candidate for the office of Judge.
 RcSolUed, That committee of twenty three be appointed by the chair to suggest the name of some gentleman, possessed of legal abilities and moral qualifications, as the democratic can- date for the office of Judge in this district.
The true Democrat., 1856-01-01

A CANDIDATE FOR JUDGE OF THE 9th JU- DIcIAL CIRcUIT.-We publish this week the proceedings of convention held in Ouachita county nominating Judge E. w. Cullen as the democratic candidate for Judge of the 9th ju- dicial circuit.
 A correspondent from Camden, in whom we have the greatest confidence writes us that Judge Cullen will make first rate Judge, be- ing in every way fitted for the position.
The true Democrat., 1856-01-01

Standard, with the request that the democla. tic papers of the State repubish them.
 J. c. GAMER, Chm. J. HA7T''2s W' Rg4ars, B1HvHS'' s's'w.
The true Democrat., 1856-01-01
State Democratic Convention.

The Hampstead Democrat advocates the holding of the State convention on the first Monday in May.
The true Democrat., 1856-01-01

E. A. w AhREN, CHm. JOHN BROWNING, Sec'y
 Len. B. Green, Dr. D. O. Williams, Rowland B. Smith, Green l.. Grant. Lucius Greening Dr. w. c. Wiser,
 N. B. Sullens B. T. Powell, Jas. Vaughn, Peter Connolly,
 w. s. Thornton, Peter Pope,
 Phillip Agee, John A. Pile,
 J. B. Brooks, Dr. w. N Foster, Jas. Hinton, w. l.. Bradley, 5. w. Abbott, c. H. Thorn.
 J. H. Scogin.
 N. $. Graves, chairman of committee Mir. Chairman:
 The committee beg leave to suggest the name of Hon. EZEKIEL w. CULLEN, of Qua. chita, as the democratic candidate for the office of Judge. In presenting the name of Judge Cullen the committee would respectfully state, that he, having filled an office of similar cha racter and dignity in sister state, and having given entire satisfaction to the bar and people, and being a man of firm and temperate habits and having no interest personally or profession ally n any case in the circuit can try and dis pose of business without any delay
 On motion of N. s. Graves it was
 Resolred, That we use all honorable means to secure the election of Judge Cullen, and we hereby earnestly request the anti Know Moth ing and democratic party throughout the dis trct to attend the polls and assist us in elect ing one of our own party to the office of Judge over the bitter and rapid Know Nothing who aspires to the same high and responsible of- flee.
The true Democrat., 1856-01-01
CITY ELECTION.

sSg We are authorized to announce William Drake, candidate for City Constable. at the City election, in January, 1856.
 s5g- We are authorized to announce Henry Grif. f,n, as d candidate for re election to the office of City Constable at the city election to be held the 1st Monday of January next.
 sRy We are authorized to announce JOSEPH o. ASHLEY, as candidate for the office of City Con- stable at the city election to be held on the list Mon day of January next
 .zY We arc authorized to announce Thomas Parsel, candidate for City Constable at the en- suing January election.
The true Democrat., 1856-01-01
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

COL, T. C. illNDMAN, Jr., of Helena. will ad- dress the people, upon the political questions oi the day, at the times and places following:
The true Democrat., 1856-01-01

Uh days Ieft blank in the foregoing list democrats are authorized to make appointments at intermediate places on the route.
 An equal division of time will be made with any speaker of the Know Nothing party.
The true Democrat., 1856-01-01
Gov. E. ". Conway.

We clip from the Hampstead Democrat of the 26th ultmo, the following deserved tribute
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-05-14

Fnox THE ALTaR TO rnE GRAVE One oil
the city papers, says the New Orleans Bul.
idin. few mornings since contained the no.
tice Of marriage on the previous evening in
the city at : o'eIock. aud Immediately iol.
lowing the marriage uotire was the announce.
ment Of the brides death at nine o'clock on
the same evening. We learn that the lady
had been unWelI fur some time, but was
not thought to be- IN dangerous condition;
but soon after the marriage ceremony had
ended she Was taken seriously III, and in two
hours was a corpse. Such is life. Surely
truth is stranger tllan fiction.
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A WEEK later FROM EUROPE.

NfN iefA, May eth
The steamer Hermann. which sailed fom
Southampton on HE 23d Apth. arrived here 10.
day. Size hring. $50 passengers. including A.
bel Stevens, bea er II drspatshts.
HE London Star states that the British Ca
hinrI decided on he 22d on The Amencan ques-
lions, anil viii make concessions ~ The Central
American siTairs, but determined no. TO recall
hir. Campmn.
Papers relating 81 Central American Affairs
bad been LAID b. lore Parliament. but no seton
Was taken.
The enIi,lmrni Documents woald be ready 10
lev d.ys. There va. ~ excitement.
The London papers had -arrsedeh ~ obtain.
ing IN advance cops of the treaty Of Peace. II
comprises ,lnny four anrles. aud Is mol much
jih-ien, from what had been anlr,psiej.
The Bl.ck Sea ~ neui,alize,l, all slIoneholls
on ~ sho,ss forbidden aud VII War Ships IN
lefiirird except fp police pufPo,ss.
The Danube is t,e,d. Russia making slight
crDrsssinn ~ ffspiief NJ bcssafabia.
Kars aud The Crimes are mutually restored.
The service remains a. ~ p,c.sni.
wallaris aud hollasia are TO have Consiiiu.
lions. which viii be prepared hy rondiiiun Or
olherwise be ~ " tie commencement vl the
war. IniIe else Il INTEREST
The AiIsniic arrived nui on "Wednesday.
In Parliament The Government sustained a
defes,, being gu, voted by % msjoriIy in isvor
Of open competition Cor evil appointment
Lord Lyndhufsl had given notice ~ motion
IN reference 10 the eondnon ri Italy. and Lord
Millnsburg Of vote u ceDsure for the fal oi
kan,
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b'lo,ray's Ointment and Pills. an unfaling Remedy
k'fsefousous sMcs-Ihe tldesl sou Of Anthony Barnet
sssd ~ Of Gaiseon. Texas. an awful sufferer with
fefoiuous snres on his lls the parents took him 20
him. but be ony became worsr A sister Of Mr.. Bal.
net Nba had been currd Of . lad LEG by Hoiloway's
uinment and Pills, took The child under her pro econ
stating that she would Wy Whist Few weeks residence
with her would DO. No sooner had sle 60, him al her
own house. than she tried Holloway's Uinlmenl and
Pulls; they caused an improvement IL The child,
aud after using them about ten weeks every symptom
Of his disorder had vanished like snow before the Sun
such u 1he power Of these wonderful remedies They
will also cure al disorders Of the skin.
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THREE DAYS LATER.

Halifax, May sih.
/ The steamer America, with dates from Liver.
pool 70 The 26il uli., arrived here This morning
Us reported That Great Britain give way on
the Central Amercan question, bu. win no. re.
call M. Champion.
Inc London papers have obtained copy d
The Treaty. of Peace, and ils contents are snsi-
lnusly anticipated.
naval review had taken place al Splheaa
~ Two bundled and forty steam.r., carrying
5000 guns and manfred nv &c, 600 mpp.
FRAScr.--Ai the sitting 81 the Corps Lcps.
lai'f, on FRIDAY, NJ. Monlsian.beu m de re-
aaisshle speech on the freedom Of the elective
iranci Use.
The French army was being placed on peace
fopiing.
AsIA.--An armi.,ice had been established Al
The last accounts between lie Russians and the
TnMs.
The ID lsra was raring teaffnlly Among The
insurgents IN AIabia--i3 900 had died of nib,
numbering $1,000 SOUL.
RussrA.--A, Petersburg, April ala. Count
O'lof had been appointed presIslen, oflie Coun.
cll 81 SAFE.
TuRKEy.-Tbe Paris correspondent Of lie
rnaes says issc treaty "f peace romans arlsu.e
thai The ali,rs shall esscuaie Ottoman ierr,iory
as soon as possible afrr HE treaty.
Omar Pasl,a's army will he formed inlo move
able columns 10 scnui The county and erfulcc
The eSeru,iop Of new laws.
PARIS, Mondaj Evening. Trade is improv.
ing. Accounts from manufacturing districts are
favorable. CoIn has a downward tendency.
TIE provincial markels are ahn,,dar,iy supplird
with VI eat. Al Marseilrs wheat was lru,l,V
upwards.
The kng az p,ussis ia. ratified The treaty of
peace. Tie Turkish ratification u lie lrral,
leii fonsi&niInoplr on iIlr lin.
FROM THE iRIxga Letters from The camp
dated April tSib. STATE lIlai arlise prepare inns
continued 10 I've msde Tor the departure OF the
srhy. Pelissier review ed the whole army on
he i7i'. General I..ders and many other Rus
sian eficets bring present. The epidemic had
ceased among The soldiers.
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MARNz1p.

u a . q : . .
In Aiamanee county, on the llth Of April, by John
Boon, esq, Mr.. STEPHEN fosrra 10 Mn. MaRY A.
MccRAY.
Also, on the I7,h. BY the Rev. 7. Hughes. Mr. Tho
MAS fAccErT 10 Miss LrcnEriA PlcKrrr, daughter Of
Mr. willism Pickett
Also, on the ao,h, ny The Rev. 7. Hughes Mr.. Tho.
ais MarHEvs % Miss Many Hrcun.
Also, % The 2nih 81 April ~ ihc Res. Allied I-ccy,
DR.. TMosAs L. GRpFIs 10 Miss MAnaAnrr a. FAr.
cgrr. all Of AIsmance county.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-05-14
LADIES, FAIR.

\ PORTION Of the Ladies Of Graham, constituting
the Presbyterian Sewing Society, propose opening
Far on Monday evening Of MAY Court with fine
supper, 10 consist Of great variety Of eaales of the
very hest selections; aud Tuesday they will open
tor sale large variety Of useful and ornamental Needle
work. Conierionaries, Toys, &c. fhe public gene.
rally, old and young, are most respectfully invited to
lied. The proceeds Of the Fair 10 be applied to tho
building Of Presbyterian Church in Graham.
March %. s2
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a Fiench imperial decree orders further re-.
durlion Of the army.
Ia.
The difficulty with England was nearly sell
He'd.
Adyicps from Trhersn state that the Amer.
cans were endeayorng 10 make treaty IN re-
lalion 70 commerce.
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Obituary.

Died in this plsce on sunday the il,h instant, Mrs,
Many .. GOapos, IN the seth year Of her age. She
bad been professor Of religion for several years, and
CONNECTED h.raef with the Methodist Episcopal Church,
Of which she remained consistent member and died
the death Of christian. She was . Kind and ailre.
iionaie wife, foud aud tender MOTHER and leaves an
afflicted husband and four smlil children, and large
circle Of frend', TO mourn her loss; but they noun
not as those without hope.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-05-14

TT Tho Rev. William A. s11h, d, D., and the
Rev. William n. Christian, A. NJ, will deliver address
SEES at South Lowell Male Academy on the 9Th Of June
next, the last day Of the Annual Examination.
j.. p. BAGBY. Principal.
May IL. 2S-
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The last Chance 10 snye Cost.

tht lhSt tuhlCt ~ rlNt lUst.
"A III those indebted 10 The estate 81 George w. Ma.
iis. decreased. ave hereby requested 10 call on the
subscriber ADD make payment before May Court AZ I'll
unsettled CLAIMS will then be put into The hands Of an
officer foo collection.
SAMUEL NJ. WILKINSON, admir-.
May ". 3s-aw
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N or IC b

CONVENTION Of The American Party Of Orange
will be held in HiiIsborough on Thursday of Nav
Court next for The purpose Of nominating suitable can.
aaes 70 represent this couny 10 the next Legislature
Is expected that delegates will be appointed from each
Captains district and that there viii be full attend.
ance.
May s. 81
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE CoyNrr.

In Equity-Marrh Term, 1856.
William 5. Clinton '. John r. Chamblee and o,bsn.
Original Bin
Ill appearing 20 the satisfaction Of the Court that VIII
liam g. Dollar and his wife Mary reside le,ond The
mis Of this Silis il i tereupon ordered and decrest.
that publication be made for ss successive weeks in The
HiIsoough Recorder. notifying said defendants OF the
fling q ihi. hill and TIA, unless they appear lnd plead.
answer dcmur 10 the same at ihe next term of ths
Court y be hcd Or Tie county o Orange at tie court
house " Hllsborougb, The second Monday IN sep
tcmber next, The same will be taken pro eoaitsso and
beard ~ parie 10 them.
Witness, Thomas Mehh. Clerk and Master or our
said Court Of Equity office in Iisbosough, This l7sh
day Of March, A. d. 1856
THOMAS WEBB. c. 6N.r.
March IS. Price ads. $3.50 3i-6w
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New Goods, this Dayl
A NEW lol Of Bsfsse-. Challi., Prints, Black silk
a cra,s, Dress Trimnings, and ohei Goods, recei.
sej to-day.
&c. TURRESTINE & SON.
h'ya a.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.

In Equity-March Term, 1856.
Hampton w. Dollar and wife, and others, '. Robert
Christian and others.
Petition 10 sri Real Estate.
appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court that Ro-
Z bert Christian, William Christian, HSnison Chris.
ian. Nancy Rhodes, and the heirs at law BY lineai
consanguinIy Of Edward Christian deceased, (whoss
names are nnknown) reside beyond the limits Of this
States il is theIeupon ordered and eeeed that publ.
caiim he maSe for six successive weeks in the HILLSIDE
rough Recorder, notifying said defendants Of The fling
Of tins petition aud that unless they appear, and Plead,
answer Jemur TO the same al The next term oil this
Court TO ne held for the county Of Orange al the court
house 20 Hilsborongh, the second Monday in Sep
iemher next. the same will be taken pro c0RtssO aud
heard tr pgrie Al 10 them.
Witness, Thomas heLh Clerk and Master OF our
said Court Of Equity, al Office ID iilsbotouch this 7,h
day Ut March, a. b. 1850.
THOMAS WEBB, {. &ME.
March Is. Price adv. $3.50 Slow
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YOUNG JERRY.
r Il q r n r.

rESiIIs Thoroughbred Stallion anil Race Horse 70
which Wis awarded III frsi Premium ii Tie iirst
state Fair. will Stand u ii-oteugh lie present season.
which viii commence The 10th day Of March aud end
The 10Th DAY q June nexi and will render service Al
the low pccct dollars The season. due al the end Of
The Fifty cents to his sklial groom IN All e,es
Persons wishing 70 ruI b The insurance. can DO 50 al
20 dollars, Il TIE mares are thought 20 Ne good
llEDGEPETH 4 JONES.
Msrch !, 1865. .s
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SOMETHING NEW.
Ambr0tVpes and Photographs,

Ihe iafesf ana greatest Discovery efMe ,ige.
H. HUNT would inform he public that Se has open.
ed rooms permanently III Chapel Hill. where he
e prepared TO execute these heauliul pictures 10 tie
highest style OF the art The Amhni,pe is taken on
Glass, and, unlike Dasuereoyre. without being eyer-
sed Inc superiority Of this piclue in point Of beauty
and durability. has placed nj the head OF the Fine
Ans. II ran be Sc in any light without reflection, as
is free from the polish Of tha silver plate; cannot get
dusty, and il is mperious TO waler, air or acid, and
will last for ages.
Every lady and gentleman Is particularly invited 10
call and examine his specimens. Cloudy weather az
good as sunshine Instructions given in the art Of Am
broiyping, and Apparatus furnished.
+. HUNT.
March II. 20
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1900 CIGARS.
UNIVERSITY STATION,
Sale of 20 Lots.

PURSUANT 10 decree Of the Court Of Equity for
Orange county, made al March term. 1855. on the
petition Of Calvin g. sirsybam and others, shall on
Saturday the 9Th day OF tune next, upon The emlses
offer for s'le twenty Lois, containing one halt acre
each The siieaon Is very good one. lying inmedi-
aely on stones Geek, and the Raoad Company hav.
ing established permancn, depot herr, all the trade
Or Chapel Hill and that pari u Orange will lie conduc.
ted through The University Station.
Town viii be lnilt there, and fne opportunity il
now offered ~ secure d lot.
Nine months ciedit will be given, the purchaser Civ
ing bond and approved security and the title will he
served until the purchase none, il pad.
plat may he at the ufire of the Clerk and
Master, or at the residence Of Calvin G. Sirayhorn,
near the Station.
THOMAS WEBB, c. & ME.
May 10. 3s-
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TO the Farmers Of Orange, Alamance,
Chatham and Wake.
TIVE uadersigncd have fo,mel ropartner.hip ~
The purpose II buying WHEAT. They viii IL.
ways give The highest Narok and Petersburg prices,
deiucing fright and other expenses. LEY viii pay
the cssh on delivery Of The Wheat ii he Railroad.
To rary out eerfually their purpose one Of The
firm will he al The warehouse uf e1rh II The following
named places every week, on The DAYS sIerliicd:
Worthwhile, on fudS,
Dufhams, on "wednesday,
llIll.hotoueh, on faeslly.
Mchanes, ga Wednesday,
Graham, on ThusIay
by this arrangement the farmers will receive al home
what their wheat would net them 10 market. without
the risk aud trouble of transportation.
The undersigned also offf their services rs CON.
MISSION MERClIANTs TO huy tifcccrirs. They
have made arrangements ~ which they will be enabled
70 furnish their customers with trneCnes a ~ sjst nee
u only three per cent wholesale prices. They have
cnmtoJious warehouse II Chapel Hill or Tie conse.
ncncc u The farmers 81 the ncishhotns country. where
some one viii IL 10 attendance Al III times AL com
munics,icns should be addressed 10 us !, Chapel Hill.
T.. MaLLETr,
w. L. SAUNDERS.
May s. 95-6m
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ORANGE HOTEL.

THE subscribers having purchased the above Hotel
OF x. Nichols. Esq, now repairing and reiul.
nisning IL, aud will speedily have il completed 10 such
msai'er as they hops will give Satisfaction 10 ALL even
the most iasiniious They intend II for Firs, Class
House. " situation being King Street, the p,nci.
pal l,orouehre 10 aud fom lie depol 81 The n. Caro-.
lima RAILROAD, and also The hanLsomesl street ia the
town, Inducements offered to s.ors and sojou.nes
which cannot be found elsewhere IN the place.
Their Rooms, Table, and Stables, will accommodate
10th man and horse with The mos, comfortable homes
They viii keep no bsr.
Families. aud persons wishing 10 spend the summer
IN this drlighiul country, will lind rooms espesiall,
adapted 10 their coiIsenieBee.
They hope 10 Iereive, whit they are determined 10
EeiiI. liberal thafe OF patronage.
II. e. tR0WD & 60.
May 10. 49,
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RICHARD B. SAUNDERS,
(sUccEssoR TO ! $. IEwrs,)
Druggist and tpoihccmry,
CHAPEL HILL. N. c.
AN now opening for my spring sales, fresh nsso,,-
meut Of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Glass,


Having bought the entire stock Of Drugs &C.. of
Messrs. y 4. Watson q Co., (the whole of hich was
purchased in Philadelphia last all) and having added
them to my present stock am prepared, 10 ofer 10
CASH or prompt six months (unless otherwise sla,cd)
purchasers bargains in all descriptions Of goods usually
kept in Drug Store
Having The assistance Of Mr. w. II. Crowen (cf PHI
adelpha,l and Mr. A. S. Lee, Physicians and others
may rely on having their orders carefully put Up at oil
hours Physicians and others in want will find large
stock all Of which warrant 10 lie d the best qualify
The following list comprises in part few Of the lead
ing articles in my line:
Alum. Amonia, Ailspice, Copperas. Blue Mass, Ca.
lome. Cloves. Borax, Brimsione Blacknes, Csmphor.
Cream Tartar, Choppers Gelaiine Glue, EPSON Salts,
Cigars, Extract LOCKWOOD, Flax Seed, Lubin's Genuine
Extracts, Extracts Of all kinds Race Ginger Gum Ara
he, Haenf Oil. Hair Nailand Tooth Brushes, Indigo,
lnks, Lyons katharon. German Bilters Phaon's Hair
ln,igors'or Pepper grain and ground, Qunne vermi.
fnges OF all kinds, virgins Pills, Brandrpths Peters,
Ayers, Srongs, N'i.anes, Hebensack's, DC. Mustang
Imminent, Periumery Of all kinds. Window Glass Of oil
sizes French and American Putty, Paints Dye Woods,
&c. Bottles Of all kinds; Garden Seeds set of Spice
and Salt Mouth Jars, which will be sold at cost.
March ~. 32-5ni