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W-DaIley,s Magical Pain Extractor.-

I-B Ddlicy'S MdSlCdt ram EXtIdCtOIs-
There never has been discovery made In Maeria Medica
whereby pain be quickly alayed and where parts
in high state of Inflammation be rapidly reduced
to their natural state where wounds and can be
thoroughly and rapidly healed, and decayed parts
stored without either defect than with DALLEYs
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
In Cuts Wounds sprains, and Bruises Casualties to
which children constantly subec the action of the
genuine Daleys Pain Extractor is the same. How
much pain and suffering may not thus be prevented More
over life itself often dependent upon having at hand the
genuine Daley Extractor, and for particulars Of which
respectfully refer to my printed pamphlets for the truth Of
which hold myself responsible.
No Of burns and scald matter how severe has
yet any instance, resisted the allpower pain
subdung and healing qualities Of the Daey's Pain Ex.
tractor.
No Pain Extractor Is genuine unless the box has upon
steel plate engraved label with the signatures OF G. v.
Clckener Co., propretors, and Henry Daley manufac-
turer Price 25 cents per box.
80 All orders should be addressed to
@. v. CLICKENER a CO.,
81, Barclay street, New York.
For sale by Charles Stott and Narn Palmer, and all
Druggists pS-eod
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= NOTICE.

NOTICE.
tE There win be Temperance Meet
Ing tomorrow afternoon May 11th, st o'clock, -
the Northern Liberties hsrket-house. Good spsat.
ers ara expected TO address the meeting. Come and
hear them for yourselves ~ - :
By order Of the COMMITTEE: ~
= 80 - WA II, SIBLEY,
= may lott 5s.t1.G seerstary,
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! TO CAPITALIsTs.

- GENTLEMAN who hes seyerH &c Dts,
~ well secured hJ .aeeds in hnat In this CITY,
wishss ID rafss NV lhodsAhd dollars tor siry or
ninety days, and viii make sadh dssconnt az VIII
give liberal interest for the amount required. If
the purcnaaer desires It. the debts can remain, or
they will be lisaidated in July or August .-I ..V
Address l. 8. D., At this 0fhoes care OF the editor
of the Orgsb- esG - - 49, d.s nny o--dun~
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DIED,

On Friday morning, the 9Th instant in the l4th
year Of her age, LAvlNIA D., only child Of Edward
and Virginia Auld.
~ The friends Of the family are invited TO attend
the funeral at o'clock tomorrow Sunday after.
noon, from her late residence street. between Frst
and Second streets.
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uARRIED.

On Thursday, the Sth instant, at St. Annes Church,
New York, by ths Rev. John n. Forbes, d. d., WILL
LIAM CASSIDY, Of Albany, editor Of the Atlas, 10
LUCIE, daughter Of b. Rochefort, Of New York.
Daily American organ., 1856-05-10
BANNER WARD ATTENTIONS
.rS an .Sn

Members Of the Seventh
6SkSA Ward TO your postsi--I have
-SrgVN been requested to inform you
that Silas H. Hill, Esq, our gal.
liant standard. bearer and Mr.. French g. Evans, the
renowned war-horse of Americanism, will expect to
meet each and every one of you at Island Hall, on
Tuesday evening, 18th instant at ~ o'clock:
Citizens generally irrespective of party, are invited
to be present with us on the occasion.
RORT. 7. KNIGHT,
Secretary Seventh Ward Council.
may l0--S&Mof
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htAvr FArrgsri ny YIselHdA.YTA promipebt
tHSfchast - kpltipshY@hV fsiled. ills stated for
w, 000- -RsA Cd Faak aknarsss one of thA socu-
'llfiea viii suffer to . considerable amount tx. !.
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Correspondence Of the New York Express.
The Last Shrek for Freedom.
WASHINGTON, May 8.

II the New York fire bill had passed with the
ten or twenty millions in it. the funds thus received
after division among the friends of freedom, were
TO be spent either in converting the National Era
here into daily Abolition paper, or to establish a
new daily paper for F. p. Blair. But the pro-
slavery men having deprived us of the means, we
cannot shrek daily here just yet, and, whether
can at all, now depends upon Mr.. Stewards finan-
ciering in the Senate, and Mr.. Matteson's in the
House. lAXt4E3 tkll3
We have heard something Of this before, and
moreover, that an attempt was about to be made
to purchase the Union for Mr.. Blair. But we
presume the Union will not be for sale until after
the election.
In regard to the New York Fire bill, we will also
state that certain Republican members Of the lob
BY were toreceive forty per cent of the gross
amount appropriated--say three or four millions.
A very snug sum upon which to start newspaper.
The Fire bin hanging fire, it remains to be seen
what other project win be started to deplete the
pockets Of Uncle Sam and ell those Of the Free
DOM m-Shrieksss. They cannot be expected to bawl
for " freedomr without pay. Oh, no! That will
nsver DO. The ttes Of liberty must be nourished
with money as well as blood Date o6ol,sm Simeoni,
Daily American organ., 1856-05-10

H HolIoway's Pills.--Prompt Relief
do these searching Pills influence the system through
the fluids which pervsde IT, than the stomach and bowels
begin to perform their duties vigorously the appetite
turns, and life infused into the patient.
Sold at the manufactures, No so, Maiden Lane New
York. and No. 24 Strand London, and all druggss at
rs cents, 62x cents, and 81 per box may 10
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rsssotroix AsEncxs.rrMs- have received this
ss~e American journal, recently cstablishedst Nor
|fo'h Virginia, under the editorial charge Of Mr.
Dat BilB& late q RieEh6p6 The American
'h~s a.A Asld bsSS,s i, 4vhidh N hope Il win eulv
sHsaf -hdassridosiy; and thereby rcsps glorious
- = tA-N q -uN
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

SATURDAY, May 10, 1856.
A call of the House was ordered on motion Q
Mr. GREENWOOD.
One hundred and thirty-one members answere,
to their names.
A motion was made by Mr.. COBB, of Alabama
to dispense with further proceedings under the call
Lost.
A motion was made to adjourn.
Tho yeas and nays were ordered. Ayes, 40
noes, SO.
So the House refused to adjourn.
The ayes and noes were then taken on the mo
ton to dispense with further proceedings unde
the call.
Pending which our report closed.
The doors were closed when our reporter left.
Daily American organ., 1856-05-10

sB- If YOU desire clear, sound, healthy
voice, either public speaker vocalist Durnos
Snuff, by all means 1t acts like magic, and mistake.
mays
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~ George Jsfrey, Of Portsmouth, N. Hampshire,
died recently at the age Of 81. He was the eldest
son of the celebrated Dr. Jeffies, of Boston, and
took the name of Jsfffey In accordance with the
viii Of bis dssls, y dStiSguished citizen Of New
Hsmpshirc during the RerOlntion. .uA---a4
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED
: LOTTERIES OF :
The following are the drawn numbers Of the Pa
tapscp Institute Lottery, Class No. 1873, drawn May
8, 1855 = 81 - FFsss''R
81 65 3e~40. Az 9f1 80 0 15r4'42
Z The following are the drawn numbers of the Pokos
moke Lottery, Class No. 10, drawn May Q. 1855: -
ia 20 "A IA go 54 80 8S 80 834S 4 be 6
- II y-,v, $3.50
~. ;,.A..asH,Ts ~ r. FRANCE h co.
:" d. III, McPHAIr. Commissioner. - max 10
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9 FOR RENT,
- The gentleman who rented the House
E: on Twelfth street, between q and II, having
failed to take IT, the house has been fitted up and is
again offered for rent
Inquire of 4. w. BATES, at Mrs. Wennell's, 18th
street between and f. or at the Clerks Office,
House of Representatives. Of the United States.
may IO-St
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The Life of Colonel Daniel Morgan, OF the Cont
mental Army, has been prepared from his uLpub-
lishcd letters and papers, by his grandson, James
Graham, Esq, of New Orleans, and will be issued
in June, by Derby & Jackson. No life of the gal
liant and popular hero of the Cowpens has yet been
published, and the only biographical sketch which
has appeared is held by Mr.. Graham to do very in
adequate justice to bis services and memory. Mr.
g. acquired the veterans papers some years since,
by marriage with his granddaughter, and has
since devoted time and means to the work here
announced, without hope of pecuniary recompense.
Col. Morgan died at his home, at Winchester, Va,
few years after Washington, of whom he was a
devoted partisan in his civil as well as his military
career, and the citizens of Winchester are now
erecting a monument to his memory. Il will be
inaugurated on the 4th of July next, when great
convocation is expected.
Daily American organ., 1856-05-10

PoLIrIoAL.--The New Hampshire Patriot, the
home organ of Gen. Pierce, announces that the
Hard hction"-as it calls the National Demo
cracy of New York-has appointed seventy dele
gates to the Democratic National Convention, and
that at least forty Of them belong to the Know
Nothing order. The Patriot says that "these men,
members of an opposing party, have the brazen
impudence to demand seats in the Democratic
Convention This is curious language to be
applied to the representatives of the National De-
mocracy in New York, and may be premonitory
symptom of the action of the Cincinnati Conven-
ton with regard to the reception of the Hard"
delegates
Daily American organ., 1856-05-10
Mr.. Buchanan and Kansas.

IN hi recent reply to the Pennsylvania Demo
cratic Committee, Mr.. Buchanan is reported by tel
egrsph to have said that the Kansas ebraska act
would, if carried into execution, with an infexibi
ity and perseverance, precluding all hope of q
change, and yet in kindly spirit, long, allay
the dangerous excitement which has for some
years prevailed on the subject Of domestic slavery
and again unite al portions Of our common coun-
try in the ancient bonds of brotherly affection, un-
der the flag Of the Constitution and the Union.
!, Mr.. buchanan may, therefore, be regarded as
scquiescing In, If not approving of the Kansas-
Nebrsska act. This being the case, win the Re-
pub'icsns take him up if the Democrats refuse to
nominate himf ;aaFr4lg
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: REBELLIos AHrAD.--The Toledo Blade, a lead
ing Republican paper of Ohio is objecting to FIRE.
mont on the grosnd that he is only political neg
alive. II speaks Of those who are putting Colonel
r. as the discoverers Of Fronoat and tells them
that ~ N4&Ob te11g5Hf%p1R a# VI
:. q Bis nomination would -emasculate the Pres-
dential campaign, and render The great and solemn
ttfAf 0f the highest question in our politics farce
al ridiculous ~ the drama Of the Prince of Den
hsrf, with the part of Hamlet omitted"
William W: Crsner writes TO the Wesleyan that
though he h REPUBLICAN III over, he can't 60 Ere
seat. He says: .s-~.' Y " 4-~9 &.
!, sIfas il come to this, that we must dig from the
'dzrh DIALOGUE Of infamous names connected with
Esh6 n Mbxican WARRIOR q Presidents / bsvelhad my
fssrs bincs xe. have been led by the Tribune that
iwesshbuld be Up 70 our chiRs in . Siberian bog.
hsrs been trying 70 be reconciled to the Pittsburgh
Goa~Snti0n, with ! GAvsholder in the chair. The
tssk, tas severe; but IwhsnI zee the name of Pre-
mont for President 4 shall hesitate no longer
whsn the last plank Of the Liberty party,is gone
Assi the Republican platform, I am of. ,.,.s..
There is music ehesds Wait ! foS the June Con-
ventitnA, AN - 4 ~ Sae "a n. sXua ~ n
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----- ------- ----- 81, Bafclay street, New
For sale by Charles stot and Nairn Palmer and all
Druggists. ap S--eod
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-19
THE LEGISLATURE.

Monday next is the day fixed by the consttu-
ton Of this state for the Legislature to meet
IN Baton Rouge. From present appearances
there viii be larger number of contested
seats in the Senate and house Of Representa-
tivcs than has ever occurred at any previous
session, in our legislative history. This is the
result of the know nothing violence, breaking
ballot boxes, destroying votes, mismanagement,
and fraud practiced in New Orleans and other
places during the election on the 5th of No.
vcmber. No doubt the question will receive
the searching aud impartial investigation of
shc representatives Of the people, and be dcc-
dcd according to justice truth, and right We
trust the Legislature will do something to les
.cu the taxes as they arc oncrous in u high
degree
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-19

We find tho following in the Natchcz Free
Trader of the Sth inst.
AN INCIDENT THAT BEARS lrs owN CoaMryy
Isaac, body servant of Gen. Quitman, arri
we'd here few days since. Shortly after thu
General reached Washington city, Isaac OK.
pressed great desire to return home to Mis-
sissippi. Upon being pressed for his reasons
for so sudden wish, he told his master that
he had been repeatedly bcset by two whit.
men from Boston, who urged him to accep,
their aid to run from his master. lie stated
that he was ofraid that he would be kiduap
ped into freedom, ns he believed that then
two men were capable of any atrocity. The
General gave Isaac pass with which he SAFE
" reached home to his infinite satisfaction.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-19
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

nNrWc arc authorized to announces CHARLE
SEAMAN, as candidate for Constable OF the FIN
Ward, to on the vacancy occasoned by the resign.
ton Of J. N. Stokes.
41rWe are authorized to announce a. SKAR.
ZYNSKI. ns u candidate for Constable Of the Finh
Ward to I'll the vacancy occasioned by the resigna
tion of J. NJ. Stokes. jan II
11-WE are authorized to announce HENRY
HAWFORD, as q candidate for the Office of Jrsrc
or TiE PHACE for the Fifth Ward. to fll the vacau.
cy occasisned by the death OF Il. c. Carman, Esqr.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-19

DEFENCE OF APPROACHES TO New ORLEANS.
In the report of the Secretary of War, Mr..
Davis suggests that proper attention TO the
Gulf coast defences is very important, particu-
larly to the fortifcation of Ship Island as con
ncctcd with the defcnces to the approaches of
New Orleans, and the command of the inner
channel of communication between the MISS,
sppi and Mobile Harbor.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-19
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT.

On the same day our District Court will be
in session in this parish His honor Judge
Cyrus Ratliffe presiding. There is large
docket, aud much business will no doubt be
transacted, before the court adjourns. The
Judge is known to be a business man, and will
mcAo the lawyers work fast and late. 1t will
be his first term in East Fcliciana.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-19

cS-On calling in at Boechenos Drug Store, yes
orday. we observed aquantty Of favoring essences,
Mr. B's lady friends. in want Of such articles, will
DO we'll TO give them trial. they are prepared by
himself, and he guarantees their being perfectly
free from those poisonous combinations generally
hEcd in tho manufacture Of fayoring essences.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-19

tsg~ g~Fontenele was asked 10y courtier at
Versailles, "What difference there was be-
tween clock and woman 2" He instantly
replied, "A clock serves to point out the
hours, woman to make us forget them
Wonder if Fontcnele had wife?
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-19
CLINTON, Ia.

DAGuERREoryriNa.-M CHARLES FREIpAI,
has taken the room over the Episcopal Church,
OH the 3. w. cornerof the public square. All
persons who wish their likeness taken in su.
psrior STYLE are invited to call at his rooms. 1t
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-19

WEsr FEMcIANA ELECTION election
uthis parish on Monday last for state Sen
ator and Representative resulted in the choice
Of the democratic candidates by handsome ma
iorities. B. HARALsoN, was elected Senator
by SS. +. V. d. HAoAMAN,to the House by
30 majority. MMM ----.-----
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

:. or those for whom We fond emotions cherish
Secure the shadow ere the substance perish,
T1IlE undersigned bcgs leave to inform the citizcn
i Of Clinton aud vicinity, that lie has opened d
saloon adjacent TO the Union Hotel where he Is pre-
pared to furnish life like illnesses of those who ma
favor him with call.
Pictures taken in cloudy as well rs clear wca.hrr.
Post mortem pictures taken, when required
Jan l0-ly j. s. SHERIDAN
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-19

A DAGuERREoryrE-AW Washington cores
pondcnt of the New York Herald, says of Mr.
Banks, the anti-Ncbraska candidate for the
Spcakcrship, that he has the air of New
England clergyman, pacing the deck of a stca-
mer which he expects every minute will blow
him up"
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-19

s0rBy reference to Our advertising columns
iG will be seen that Mr.. J. 8. SHERIDAN, has
opened Daguerrean Room at the Union
Hotel.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-19


ANEcDorE OF THE New CHApLAIy.-The Rev
Henry Clay Dean, the present chaplain of the
United States Senate, was some years ago, a
resident of Northwestern Virginia. While
preaching one day at a church situated few
miles from Fairmount, he was annoyed bv the
inattcnton OF his congregation as manifested
in turning their heads to see every body who
came in. Brethren" said he, sit is very
difficult to preach when thus interrupted. Now
DO you listen to me- and will tell you the
name of eyecry man as he enters the church, !"
Or course the remark attracted universal at
tention. Presently some one entered. "Bro.
thcr William Sattcrliold, called out the preach
cr, while that brother" was astonished be-
yond measure, and endeavored in vain to guess
what was the matter Another person came
in =" Brother sJoseph Miller" bawled the
preacher, with like result and SO perhaps in
other cases. After while the congregation
were amased at hearing the preacher call out
IN loud voice "a little old man with blue
coat and white hat on. Don't know who he
is. You may look for yourselves
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-19
NOTICE.

A LII persons are hereby forcwarned from
"A receiving or trading for certain noted
hand, made payable Ly me to Messrs Lovea
Owen. for the sum Of $lC0, with eight per cent
interest thereon, dated sometime in the latter
part of January or the first Of February 1856
as the consideration for which said note was
given has failed, aud ! an determined not 10
pay it. ez.. s. f
jan 10 I. \. MOODY
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-19

BLOODED JACK FOR SALE. MI
4 FINE bloodcd JACK, years old past,
= large and well broke, performs well, and
is IL good breeder, direct from Missouri, ani
can bo seen at j. Warren Taylor's, fonr mile
from jackson, La. Also one fine saddle
horse, and one fine buggy horse for sale. \
jan 10 HUMPHREY TAYLOR,
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-19
4. RICHTER.
PLANTATION FOR SALE.

WILL be sold, a plantation situated six miles
w north of the town of jackson. La, and Ten
miles north west Of Clinton, containing nbout 40
acres there being on the place, new gin, stabe',
new quarters, dwelling. and all suitable b,. ID ng
necessary for plantation, all in good repair.
For rthcr particular apply at this office. jan u
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-19

CATALOGUE OF GARDEN SEEDS
THE CLINTON DRUG STOREfr
I ARGE drum head cabbqgc, large flat do
IL Extra early york TO Silesian lettu'
Green ice lettuce, sugar loaf lettuce.
White cross lettuce, long salmon radsh,
Yellow turnip radsh, long scarlet radish,
Red tnrnip radish large red onions,
Silver skinned white onions summer turni@
Winter turnips, extra early blood turnip beet
Early long blood beet, French sugar beet,
Large red tomatoes, large yellow tomatoes
Orange carrot, double parsley, squash,
Satisfy or vegetable oysters, sugar parsnipS
Brown mustard, curled cress, garden cress
Rhubarb or pie plant, early frame cucumbeIS
Burr cucumbers, large marrowfat pea,
Extra early pea, May pea, royal dwarf pea
Early Washington pea, Prince Albert pea,
Early no string beans, early dutch pole beaIs'
Large white kidney beans, early Valentine ~
speckled butter beans, long white Lima beam
Water melons, nutmeg melons, musk melons
Pumpkins, white salad celery,
Long cayenne pepper large bell pepper, &c, !,
All warranted fresh and genuine. Ka,stu
and put up by the society of Shakers f'F''
SAINT Hill, Ky, For sale by
/. N. LEMON,
Sole agent for the Parish of East Felieiana'
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ZASrsvrLtE, OHIO.

JGr IL r. Tondsrs,aiih:
DEAR SIR:-I have been afflicted for three years
with Rheumatism inmy back, months
able get of my bed without help your agent
city insisted trying bottle Chang Flu
and try what effect would have and bottle has relieved
much that able to get of my bed without -
Guilty 1t has been blessing just try yourself and
yOtl will be well pleased
Mas. ~ COCHRAN.
,-s''e - :, - T. f.'I il. LOGAN CO.,
myT:ly Bridge Corner.
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$1,000 NEW BOOKS.
Il CORA ami the Doctor
y, Scenes in the Practice of q New York Surgeon;
The Hearth Stone, by SamI. Osgood
The Hidden Path, by Marion IIar!and;
The School Of Life, by Anna Mary H0wett
The Poetry and Mystery Of Dreams by Chas D. Leland;
The Slave OF the lamp by VIM North
Which: the Right the Left?
The News BOy:l
Wolfert'S R"Ost, by Washington Irving;
lIerOines of History, by Mary +. lTewett;
The Wrinkles or the Merry NIOnOmHntcS;
Life among the NiOrnlOns:
Rogers Treasures of English WORKS.
Together with large works In the
various departments Of Literature.
For sale By JOHN II. THOMPSON
Oc13 III Main
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TAKE NOTICE.

Many inst objections all ordinary Lini
of day their SMELL and the
unsightly stains left upon the skim wonderful fact
which has been verified to the asonshment of the mostprO
found chemists the delight of fastious patients Is that
in addition its surprising curative effects, 1t is the
heahl cosmetic and agreeable perfume. To any part
the skin to which tmay be applied inparts rosy and
ura glow which lasts for hours and leaves the velYety
sOftnes Of healthy skin, instead OF the chappe
appearance which common result almost all other ar
es used for that purpose Hence every adys toilet
supplied with who excellent qualities in this re-
pect To realize its agreeable odor need but open
bottle and try for yourself
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savings Bank Store.
NEW FASHIONED LrrrEEs 1T ruE OLD posropPl

~ VA AEtHS NJ iAF' OhO FosioFF4GE!
AM NOW receiving and opening unusually large and
general assortment OF Boots, Shoes, Hats BOnnes I'M
bres and Carpet Sacks at the OF Market
roe streets Wheellrg Va in the formerly occupied as
the Post Ocs and opposite the Mcclure House, very large
ana entirely new stock which purchased for cash.
the manufacturers Of the North the most favorable
circumstances, and offer them the Wheeling
and vicinity at reduced wholesale RETAIL and respectful
~ solicit share Of patronage.
deem It useless to much in praise OF my stock II
Di5tRke Hot the people of Wheeling easily hum
hinged BY advertising pu suffice to have any vari
ety OF mems yont and boys Boots and Shoes mirror silk
1oeskn, WOOL LeghOrn brush and straw Hats and for La
dies every variety % Silk, Lawn Straw and Braid
the most recent fashions and styles.
AsoShOcs Slippers and Caters, ladies' misses
and children Of the most fashionable STYLE make quality
call and see for yourselves. ~
Having purchased large stock of the above named arti-
sles IwOn respectfully invite Country Merchants
IND see send their orders. will duplicate bills
purchased in the eastern cities for cash.
APPS n H. WATSON
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Popular and Family Medicines
SOLD by
JOHN Il; 5 TT6H1S0NsIPsoN,

(NoMPRIslSG-
u DR.. wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry;
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
John Bulls SarsapariIIa,
TownSenl's do
OSgOois India ChOlagogue,
Dr. Houtn's Pepsin,
GREEN'S 0XygeIated DitterS 5s --.s-.
Hollands German do
Mortimer's Rheumrttc Compound,
Scarps Aucoustc Oil, 7.--ist- ~
StToblc's Pile L1iment,
Perry Davis Pain Killer,
Mexican Mustang Eminent,
dcIAns Nrrmifuge,
Mcl.lue Liver Pills,
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills,
dew DaTid'S, Or Hebrew Plaster
Poor Mans do
bailey Pain Extractor,
McAllisterS all healing Ointment,
DIR. anarchists Uterine Catholicism,
Railways Ready Relief,
do MedCated Soap.
~ Together with all other popular Family Medicines