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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-08-23

FINANCES or MAKYIAND.--T Annapolis
Gazette o! last week publishes a table, which
il has obtained from the Comptroller of the
State, exhibiting the returns of the Clerks of
the several Circuit Courts and the Clerk of
Common Pleas for the six months ending
june LIST l6oG, compared with the same re-
turns for the corresponding six months for the
year 1900 From this table we learn, that
the total receipts, for the six months ending
on the first Of June last, are 1927 ,4lO.4l
against Hl55 DISH for the corresponding
period Of last year, being an increase of - :
33l.Ul. The receipts frorn Cecil County arc
50, l30 III for the first six months of the
present year, against St3i427 for the same
period of last year, being an increase of -
l2i1I and those of the city of Baltimore
arc Sill OO2 q against S9l ,Yl7, 10, being an
increase of $50, OSLSG.
1t Is here seen that the returns from Clerk
of Com IS alone, for the specified six monthS>
show an increase of revenue over the cores
ponding months of the preceding year, almost
equal TO the entire rrvcnuc for O,ic Yrar from
the Stamp TaX--that revenue having been,
for The fiscal year ended Both September
1905, E12,G6lO1. 1t will be remembered
that the above figures for six months of $50
include the revenue for that entire period from
the Stamp Tax; while the figures for 1886.
include that revenue for but three months
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-08-23

THREE WHEELED PuAEToN. There has
been in use in Columbus, Ohio, for some
weeks past, a three vince led phacton, which
is said to work admirably, and lis thought
will introduce a new style of vehicles into
use. 1t obvatcs the annoyanccs now eX-
pcrienccd in getting into our modern four
wheeled vehicles, and in turning them. The
front wheel is so arranged AS to run steadily,
and there is less friction and consequently less
resistance to draft.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-08-23

Mr.. FILLMORE IN WESTERN VIRGINIA
The Wheeling Times, in noticing the large at
tendance and enthusiasm of Fillmore meet
ngs in that vicinity, says:
AS we have SAID before, tie good work is
going braycly on in all parts of The city, and
arrangements are making TO hold meetings III
every ware! in The city, aud every precinct III
o.i"''esoc.stv. The thing seems 10 be all one
| We ehtontefy to7esa-slIl laIntlng Gw VIII"
Vi 'he t,dl'as faction . 80, h..,,..uot
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IMPORTATION or LAVE Stock. An Amcri
can gentleman, who has for Il year past been
travelling in Egypt, Arabia and Asia Minor,
has reached England upon his return to the
United States having with him a male and
female dromcdary and four thorough bred
Arabian horses, which he is bringing home
as breeding stock. The horses are described
rs most perfect specimens of their kind i'll
point Of beauty of form and action. .-. p.
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ELkT0N INSTITUTE.

FNIlE duties "i this school will be resumed
L. on MONDAY, the &th of Srplrnbcr.
TERMS Latin nn,, Check. including the
ordinary branches OF in English education,
per quartcr"i II weeks. $j..5. Mathematics,
Book Keeping, Philosophy, with plain
branches, l.25. Reading, Writing, Cipher
ing, Geography and Astronomy $3.25.-
Instruction in Sacred Vocal Music given
grautiouslv.
ROBEKTLLOYD GOLDSBOKOUGH
August %, 1856.
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Attention. s,n,n,oro ,yau.

E,NYERi friends of Fillmore and DonrlSon.
"a in the Third District. is requested to be
at the Club Room on THURSDAY EVEN
ING. AUGUST 18th.
business Of the highest information. per
tanning to IL fall organization for tie APP
preaching canpai"n, will be before the
meeting. BY ORDER of
Aug 22-1t. TIE PRESIDENT.
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lDJN would direct careful attention to the
Suhjolncd convincing reasoning of the North
Carolina Native Sentinel:
Fillmore IN North CWolina. Although the
State has gone Democratic vet we believe that
Fillmore will gain enough votes to carry the
State by the 4lh of November and our rcason
for thinking SO is this. In 1852 Reid beat
k'r 5lul votes, and in three months there
after. Gen Pierce only carried the State by
some 600 votes. Now if Gen. Scott could
gain near 5000 votes in three months, VIC
think II very certain, that Fillmore, who is
at least three times stronger III oar State than
General Scott ever WAS can gain enough to
overcome Coy. Bragg's majority for many
Democrats that voted for Bragg will vote for
Fillmore, when they come TO sec that the con-
test is between FILLMORE and Fremont.
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MASSACHUSETTS, FOR Mr.. FILLMORE. The
Boston Courier, one Of the most careful and
best Informed papers Of that city says:
1.-The friends of Nh. Fillmore are in pli-
ralitv in the State of Massachusetts at this
day, and they will continue to increase until
the time Of the election"
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Mass ACuUsETTs FILLMORE CoNvENTIoN. -
Boston, d"e. 90. The Fillmore State Con,
vcntion met in this city this morning and
nominated Amos A. Lawrence for Governor
aud Homer Fort for 1t. Governor. Hon.
VIM. Appleton and Charles ID. StochtlIdsc
w.Ie choaCn PRESIDENTIAL Electors
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the whole North not into the arms of Mr..
Buchanan, but into the arms of Mr.. FIRE.
mont
The Democratic party at the North has
incitcd away into the Fremont party. They
form It's strength. They haze done so, be-
cause trY wgr" specially 2r,ycd by the use
inadc Of "ct Representatives in the Kansas
bill conflict. They l,;d always been what n
".h,r l,,nplr the Southern Democrats called
Free soil. That Shunc puL in the remarks OF
The lrHniahlr gentleman from Ohio Mr..
t.Hiri3. whose settles 81. r,Sn,u ions for fifteen
wears spoke one language beginning in the
Democratic Ioryuntiulf5 and ending in the
Err:t'iic'm t.,uyrn.'rns with unity of son
trncn and lau.ua"" ,I,fying he detection of
the puH;i where III, Democrat shaded oil into
IL" Republican. Il Is for Ibis reason that
this blow has h,cn 50 fatal 10 the Doinucra,ic
party oi the north that the hatred Of the
NORTH IS So deadly against it and yet is con
fined to ii, AMI yet so saga,jou>Iy under con-
t,ui, u mitch cf method IN ih,i,. madness lhat
tluy viii not allow n chance 10 Mr.. buchanan
pi election hy Iluialitics, but viii defeat that
hy any combination.
This i"W should determine the South to
t'lS"naiig'c It's caIlsc from the fragments Of
the broken, poWci,SS, and obnoxious Demo
Gratis, HE Democrat; party arc no longer
III nIldia,orS between North and South How
eau hcH exact performance ol the Texas com
promises dow protest AGAINST repeal IF
the fugitive slave law How demand that
die NllInot ProFiso be not EXTENDED to all the
Territories How cl>ln the admission Of
more SLAVE States Ib,Ir notitll is seal, on
these topics before the revenge Of the Eepub-
licanS. Ky the law utlUalalion these things
would be natural and Just punlshments to
that party which has swept away the com
promises and dcncd The principles on which
all These rights rested. The RepuhlIcan closes
his mouth VITA The reily,yo". The Democratic
party, have no right toa appeal to us.
III Is only III lhc name oil lhc southern
people, Oh vac men VINO uonot Jpil III the out
rage Thai these dlfc consequences can be
surrey aHold'u' ! nc icp'"iia'ihl OF the Dem
oclitc parry IS 'he hiat condition ana best.
security al peace ANA safety IL slcnccs the
pea "i revenge aiu Trlni'a'l"n. Inc people
ct INC oo"'h owe IL |" themselves and to their
i"t"fc Il" co'"pl'te'y 10 discard Inc Demo
c'a'" as me people OF ihe North have with
dawn if"'" mon 'il''r confidence.
huI t'''Fe are b''io1raalc gentlemen who
aniie'pa'e tht success OF the argument IN
u''y'n$ every G'1y 10 support AIR. Fremont
anu VINO Shrc"'a'e ON inc co'se4 uehces.
mere are ,ne'' VINO 80 about the country
oecia'it'i''o apout she ih'Ii'aoit consequences
oi t'ie 'iccioh Vi r'ei''o'lt' ana the question
- a>Ne" "he'll,' t'''t S,nP'e lact Is not sum
,i''', ''ot mercy ~ JUSTIFY, n"' 10 require a
u'HSoi"tio'i Vi l'ie , mon. Inc question has
hc'h aSMeu INC 'o'""y' lh'C Is question
N''eH o' ''p' its'''" u.s. even s'''gcct oi
"''c"Sa'o'', IL ''''er WIKI pe uohe uhtll some
parry oci'' "Poi'''',s'''''!'sFPrty power, shall
a%'i'' i''i" "1"'' "'''. again cA"Hpeiaie beyond
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-08-23

DINNER TO GEN. GApsDEN IN MEXICo. A
Mexican paper of The I'd inst. has the follow
ing account of the recent dinner given at the
Capita! of that Republic 10 the American
Minister: ...8
last Tuesday evening a complimentary
dinner was given at the Tivoli Garden, San
Cosmetic General Gads,len. the American
Minister, by u number of Mexican dignitalics
to express their estimation Of the labors Of
General Gads,len in behalf Of Mexican inter
csts as well as those of his own country
Amongst the persons who attended, werccog-
missed Ministers Of State, Governors of Depart
mcnts, many members of the Constituent
Assembly, members Of the liberal press Of this
city, and few American cllizcns. Among
the invited guests were Senior Don Santos
Alvarez, the Spanish Minister; Col. ingc,
hate Attorney for the Northern District Of
California; DIR. A. u. Gads,len, brother Of
| oi6car'3ddsden; John A. Godfrey, Consul of
all about scvcnly-hvte9 I,. .,'lay'nas General
| u. r'nior prevails IN France that III,
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Miss Nary s. StanEeS

WILL REOPEN HER SCHOOL ON
w Monday. September lst. Room, /
doors below her residence.
NMgnst 90. 1876.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-08-23

Hnci'cli'S Few National fGap
WILL be delivered Immediately to the
w subscribers i'll tits county, north Of
Bohemia Mills. TAug % 1896
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Administrators Sale.
(OEE,g.AFsalEl,S saR.E,

x virtue Vi a wlit OF Fleri Facils, issued
i , by AbrIm Taylor, one Of the Justices
of the Peace, of the State of Maryland, in
and io Cecil county, at The suit OF Lew
Tyson, against the goods and clratiI"s, lands
and tcnemrltS of Patrick Kane, and 10 me
directed, have seized and taken into exc
cuiion all the right, title. interest and estate,
nj law and Ill equity, of the said Patrick
kahe, in and to all that Piece or Parcel OF
LAND, lying and being in the vicinity Of
CharlcStowm, ;.djoining lands Of VIM. Giant
and others, containing
Thirty Acres,
more or less; aud hereby give noticc, that
on SATURDAY. the Goth day oi September ,
one o clock p. NJ, / viii oit,r for sale, OF,
the PREMISES; the said property, 50 seized
an taken i'll execution, by public auction,
to the highest bidder for cash.
l.. G. HARLAN.
August %, lSjG-aw.
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4 TRINITY CArRcH. \ Convention viii be
held by the several Clergy Of this Dst,ict.
in Trinity Church Eikton, on Thursday and
Friday next, the .SIh and 29tIl inst. Divine
Scryic" viii he celebrated at II O'Clock \.
VI. ana = =. VI. The Public are invited.
R0nEET j.. O nI.n, MoR on on. Emctnr.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-08-23

q Hon. j. W. Thomas. Democratic
Eamllatc in Georgia, declines serving on the
q. s,.sssf.s ,,.s 4. a., lu talt lac will
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L ssaN Mare,

gentle and kind worker: | 2-horSG Wagon.
Also, II general assortment Of Quarry and
Stone Cutters Tools such as Grow Bars,
Hammers, Axes, AngurS, Drills, PoriltS,
ChiSelS, &c. Bar iron, round, Hat and square,
together with IL variety Of articles not emil
mcratcd.
TERMs.--AlI Sums umdrr SO cash; over
SO, months with interest and approved
security.
LL5 Sale to commence at > clock p. NJ
MANY ANN CliRlSTY,
August %. lSjG-,S. Administrative.
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Collecting Money.

rsNllE undersigned having been appointed
4 " Constable in the Sccond District Of
Cecil county, respectfully informs the Public
that hr is ready to attend to an business
placed in his hands. He will pay prompt
attchtion to the culIccfingJof claims.
WILLIAM p. FOWLER.
july -, lS56-3m.
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L.ylt0.

At the rnsidrnc" u! her rraHHti'lcr. II,p..
s. Thuurs, North Fast. un the 7th inst
ANE THOMAS BoSwT III, infant daughter Of
Rev VIM l.. and Mary l.. boswell, Of Leiyc,
New York.
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u 'n'or prevails III France that tic
l"nptroi Is suiltiuS iIom a disease of tl,.
sllnc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-28

cT1 Queen Victoria has had very beau
tiful and costly jewel prepared as present
for Miss Florence Nightingale, in considera-
ton for her services N the Crimea And
richly does she deserve any testimonial that
her sovereign can bestow upon her. The
frail, slender girl, has achieved nobler deeds.
won more enduring glory, and exhibited
more true heroism, than any or all the great
commanders who have occupied or defended
the Crimea. Among ali the hundreds Of
thousands of persons who have been en-
gagged in the several campaigns in and about
the CrImea, there have been no really great
qualities displayed by more than two persons
and they are Todeben and Miss Nightingale
Yet deseryedly great as is the reputation
achieved by the wonderful and ready resour-
ces Of the Russian engineer, who would not
prefer to enjoy the just honors of the Eng
lish girl A high resolution and noble
heart have sustained delicate frame in the
performance Of severe labors through long
campaigns, and there is not human being
in all the civilized world but has heard Of
Florence Nightingale, not a human heart but
has warmed with the knowledge If her glori-
ouJ deeds, not one but feels be is her friend,
and thanks her for her goodne IS and her pu-
rity
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-28

L. HOWE, "a. LOCKWOOD, q a. rgrr.
H0NE, LOCK WJOD AZ Co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
auction and Commission rchantS, and
Real Estate Agents.
second ST. next door to the AthenHum, keokuk
PARTICULAR attention viii be paid TO buying
i and selling Real Estate and personal property,
negotiating loans, and any other business chat may
be entrusted 20
4 W. have convenient rooms, and viii attend 10
storing aud forwarding goods and produce Of all
! kinds.
Liberal cash advances made on goods consigned
Tor sale when desired
We have a large and well selected stock Of Gold
and Silver watches, Gold Jewelry and notions which
we offer AT wholesale and retail, as low as can be
/ found in the country
! Merchants and peddlers will be supplied at ex-
1 tremeiy low prices for cash
/ 9 GOOD business lots On Fourth 81, between Maui
Q and Johnson, for sale by H. L. Il co
| ~ FEET front by 50 feet deep on Fourth Street,
~ between johnson and Exchange, for sale by
II. l.. d Co
RoNDS for land in Hardin county for sale by
- III. l.. Il co.
A HANDSOME brick house, situated on Chatham
square, lot 70 feet front by lao deep, and will
be sold at bargain by X. i. 4 co.
4 LARGE brick house on Second Street lot SO
n feet front by = feet deep, for gale by
> LOTS 6j feet front by la5 feet deep, With fine
- frame house With FIVE rooms, good cellar, and
situated in good location in the town of Farming
ten, which will BE- sold at great bargain by
III. L. 1C0
A GOOD Farm. situated about six miles from (
4 keoknk, on the 81. Franesvilie road, eoniai NJ
lao acres, 50 acres we'll fenced and 30 acres under
cultivation, is divided into timber and tllage land
has comfortable dwelling, good orchard, good |
stock and drinking water, will be sold at q bargain
by Ill co
I OF ;, in block 49, for sale by
IL ii. l.. co.
& LOTS in kees' addition for sale by
y III. l. CO.
4 SECOND hand Piana Forte fyr sale by
N 4.
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Cards! Cards i!

~ Godey's Lady's Book, for May, full
OF pictures, fashions, and fashionable itera-
ture, is for sale by I. Cave d Son.
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Hardware and CUTLERY.
sesrerI HMM m

Direct Tmportntion.
- w. & II. TUCKER are now receit ing tt. Ii Eng
~. lisb goods fr be spring trade by the b ps At
lantic and Roetaway from Liverpool and steallers
NJ the Misass ppi. together With extensive lurchas
es from American manufactures, by almost ekcry
boar which arrives al this>p0rt and pre- AIRED u
offer increased in4nceme 70 purchasers and vi 4
duplicate any 1T, Louis bill which may hays been
made 10 our inc. dew
4 XES AXIS .-Huot Collins ,simn ,.s LIP
s. an TUCKER.
- PADEs-Ames', Rowland aud othsr brands,
- for sale by s. W il. TUCKER.
NH0EELo-Amcs Ii984and's and other brauds
y Tor sale low by ". II. TUCKER
uOES-Soid goose neck, riyeted, cast st>ll plan
L l. tiers and Carolina hoes, fr sale in grfa VA
riety by ;. W. q ii. TUCKER
O. an l'''' Cham" '4' H. .s"e1 Fl f .ala t."
T0KN pLANIERS-A superior article i5r horse
~ power and wonderful labor and time saving
S. ". 4 II. TUCKER
|sRAIN AND GRASS sCYTHES-A large stock
NJ Of Waidrons and other makes, for sale low by
5 W. II. TUCKER.
MULAY, iron and wood -braeed grain cradles. for
vi sale low by 5. W a Ii. TUCKER.
Wrought tub patent ana common
y snaiths, large stock, for sale low by
5. W. IL. TUCKER.
Ii Az and straw f0rks--A very large stock OF va
l. l. rious qualities, for sale by
s. W. 4 II. TUCKER.
MANURE Forks, long and short handles TOR sale
VI by 5. ". Ii TUCK Err.
HAY and Garden Rakes for sale low hy
i S. W. & III. TUCKER.
HEDGE Shears and Pruning Hooks Of different
4 l. patterns, for sale lew by
s. w. & II. TUCKER.
tRASS Hooks for sale by
VI s. W & II. TUCKER.
( TOLL Chain, Japanned, for fencing cemetery
~ grounds, for sale low by
:. W & II. tt CkER.
BLACKSMITH Is Drills for the bench, good
ID tiele, for sale low by
s. W1H. TUCKER.
I ORSE-SIEOE Nails, the genuine Griffin and 9th
1 ers, for sale low by
SW q H. TUCKER.
CHOPPERS Tools, d good assortment, fin sale BY
u S. w. & Ii TUCKER,
Sign Of the Red Paddock.
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A CARD,

CARD.
HAVE this day disposed of my entire interest in
L the drug business to Il. /. Mckenny. also nv IN.
terest IN the manufacture and sale of H. H. Gill
mpre's mamaluke Liniment, and Vegetable Anti
bilious Pills, and take pleasure in recommending
him to epublic deserving OF their patron.
age. M H. RUNNER,
mchi7dtf
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SIT. LOWS ApvEuT.srrENTs

bfoo"Eo1 DFU1tcSs DIdtS, bldECHeS. BLACK
ing, Hemp, Manila, Jtate and Cot
ton Cordage and Itcines,
of all kinds. Wrapping Paper, Selves, Curry
Combs and Cards, and Hames
Being engaged more extensively in lnanufactur-
ing than any ofher house in our line in the West
we can and will sell lower than any other house in
81 Louis, and if you wall call on US before either
purchasing in either Chicago or CinqinnaH. you
Will find that our prices will average lower than
IN either of the two places. We call particular
attention To
Stock Of TURNED AXE and PICK HANDLES,
Well Buckets and Iron Bound Kegs from one to
ten gallons and Brushes of all kinds and ali kinds
Of Willow Wagons, Cradles, Cabs, Hampers Clothes
and Market Baskets, and every description 0f Fan
cy Work and Travelling Baskets, Cedar Tubs
Churns in Boxes, Cans and Buckets, all Of St. Lou.
Is manufacture, except the two last, which We
briug direct from the manufacturer
" are also Agents for PIERCE q co.'s Milwau-
kce Matches, which We selling ut Factory pri-
ces, freight added We are also manufactuiipg
the large Steamboat and Stable Broons and a first
rate imitation Of Shaker Brooms. Broom Handles
and lElne always on hand. meh3ldlm
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DISSOIUTIa,N.

A CO-PARTNERsHiP heretofore existing under
! the name Of Mckenny Runner, is this day
dissolved, by mutual consent. All claims against
tne Old hrm will be cancelled by T. l. Me
Kenny, who Will III future conduct the cuisines and
VINO alone Is authorized to settle the business II the
oio hfm. I. J. MckENNY,
NJ. Ii. RUNNER.
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Chisdren,s Fancy HAT.

4 SPLENDID assortment of white felt heaye,
4 4 and straw hats, Of new spring and summe,
styles. Call and look at them at SHELDoN,S
aprl4-d TO Main street
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w. RANSOM a CO..

formerly Wonderly kansoml
n q. 223, =. 4. corner Of Main and Cherry streets
~ ST LOUIS, Mo, Manufacturers Of COPPER
SHEET IRON AND TIN WORK, such az COPPER
PIPES FOR STEAM DIsTlLLERIEs AND STEAM
ENGINES, COPPER STILLS, Brewing cities, W ell
and C,stern Pumps, Soda Fountains and Generator,
Brceehing. Chimneys and Escape Pipes and every
other article in their line If business
They also manufacture aud keep constantly on
hand the celebrated premium STEAM BOAT AND
HOTEL COOKING STOVES of all sizes
Particular attention will be given to all kinds Of
DfSTlLLERY work for DIsTILLERIES MASKING
from 100 70 1900 bushels per day or any other size
thai may he wanted. Satisfactory references Will
b. gwen in regard to our DISTIILEKY work, ~
there arc several in successful operation through
the WEST and in this city IF our manufacture
meh3 DIM
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HATS! HATS!! HATS!!.

LNAPREsSLY for the City trade just received by
ia express, fne and full assortment of the new
spring style silk hats, at No. "a Main street
aprl9-d S.F.N CO.
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Drugs, Chemicals. Medicines, Ac.
IfHE subscribers are Ia partial receipt OF their
L stock and invite baycrs
500 ozs sulphate quinine.
30 do do cinchonia
ln9lb, blue mass, English and American.
80 DO calomel do do,
30 do corrosive snblimatc
~ ozs red lrccipttatc,
lU lbs lunar cauStit,
20 oHs sulp hate morphine
10 lbs artHFic acid,
Eroks chloride sodium,
p lbs no ammonia, y +,
z5u ibs spirits nitre,
loo do ulphure ether
70 d. lIafman's anodync
80 do chlorof0rm A. c. THOM a. co
2nd street between Main and johnson
apr23-d&w
= BALES Cogks, all sizes.
. apr23-daw & TU9M 4 CQ