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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-30
State OG South Car0Ijno.

ricKENs pisTnIcr--IN THE CoURT or CoassDS pIr,s.
scout ~ rather Forc;gn Anorhm>u
Anson Bangs & Co. Norris Il Harrison.
WliEREAS, the plaintiffs did, on the 18Th clav
W Of December, 1855. file their decIoyat;o, =;
gaInst The defendants, who (as it i sa,l are al,.
sent from and without tholimits of This stat eanI
have neither wifenor attorney known within the
same, ulor whom copy of tie said declaration
might be served: il is ordcrcd therefore, tint tl
Said def'ndaDts do appear and plead tothe said
declaration on or before the l9tb day of Deem
VIII then be given and awarded against then,
Dec, rs. 1896. j E HAGDOD Germ
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SPRING Il SUMMER GOODS.
AT Bachelors Retreat.
FRENCH, SWISS, BRi7YSH AND
American Dry Goods.
IlIE subscriber is now receiving one of the
4 best selected and entire new Stock of
DRY GOODS
Hethas had for the last seven years. Besides
Which. he has n variety of IA YCY GtOODS
also Boots, Shoes Hats and Bonncts of all STYLES
and fashions; Groceries, Hardware. Crock
cry. Medicines, Dye.Stuffs, DC. in fact, most ar.
tjclcs usually kept in a country store. Give me
call and you will not leave without making n
purchase and carrying off 1t b"rgain
viii i'artcr for Corn, Fodder, Wheat. Bacon,
Raw Hides, BceswaX. Tallow, Dried Fruit, &c,
allowing the very highest market prices
LEONARD TOWERS
April %, 1857 n Pm
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N'Y M & NEAL,

MARRIED, on the oath instant, by Rev. w. G.
Sinllinnix Mr.. MAncUs VI. ARNOLD to Miss LOUISA
NJ, MADDEN all Of Pickens district.
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a Buck HORN CHAIR FOR THE PREs1-
DENT.-The editor of the San Francisco
Herald has seen great curiosity, in the
shape of chair made entirely of elk an
tiers, and designed as present to James
Buchanan, President of the United States.
1t was made in the northern part of Hum
boldt county, California, by. Seth Kinmap,
a hunter, who had arrived with it in ,San
Francisco. en- ronte for Washington. 1t is
mainly composed of four massive buck
horns, with the antlers branching as ap.
propnistely as if the whole affsir were the
work of carver. The lwo largest horns
compose the hind logs and back, and they
incline backwards gracefully at the top and
meet together SO as to form An arch, The
two other horns compose the four legs and
extend back SO as to lap on and firmly fas-
ten in the forks of the back part. The feet
are original instead of taking old antlers,
the hunter drought down" the largest liv-
ing bucks, and cut the horns opL Of their
heads with about three inches Of bone at.
taehed. This bone issoiid and white as
ivory. and the ends on which The chair rests
are formed into the shape Of deer's hoofs,
The rounds or ruHgs are made of straight
pieces Of horn. aud so neatly jointed that
there is no outward evidence of it. The
small horns which project from every part
Of the chair, have their points polished like
ivory Tile sent is pf white buckskin, pre-
pared expressly for it by the makor--1ae
tStaks
AH ANXIOUS ESoeIRER, - We are aston
isIled that 10 this country there should be
anybody, much less a whole pcighborhood.
80 yaa agifTf elfrighted at the approach of
a Goget faf fear lt will destroy the world
II is nat sssFprissig chat The igaaraht mass-
ps nl Isnrnne shoald beliefe such things. bpt
we thought better Of che inhabitants Of the
United States. The celebrated German as.
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May I, 1857
FINAL NOTICE.

, II HIN IA HI INNV H BOHJ.
ME legal heirs and representatives of Russell
Cannon, deceased, are hereby notified that a
hnai settlement of the Estate of the said deceas-
ca ca VIII De had before the Ordinary, at Pickens
Court House, the 27th tlav of July next T'bnee
indebted to said estate will make payment. and
those having demands will present them ON or be-
lore that time. RANSOM DUKEj
III. DUKE, nam rs
prl %. 1851 Al a,,
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A SCENE AT'3l BoND SrREEr.-A very
extraordinary scene transpired yesterday in
front of Eo 8 Bond street, where Mrs.
Cunningham and her family are for the
present residing. Aboutthirty females and
some fifteen or twenty lads assembled in
front of the house, and after freely express.
ing their belief that Mrs, Cunningham mur-
dered Dr. Burdel, and ough. to be driven
out of the city, proceeded to exhibit their
indignation by violently ringing the bell,
breaking the windows. making grimaces at
the inmates, &c. They continued the attack
until the arrival of an officer, when most of
the party fled. One woman, however,
named Josephine Smith, who resisted the
officer and fought desperately to prevent
being arrested, was locked up.-N. Y
Mirror.
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A.. F.. M.

THE next Regular Communication Of Pendlc
ton Lodge. No. 81, A.. f.. M. will be held in
the Lodge Room on Monday June Sth, at o'clock,
Il. ~ BY order of w. II. JoNEs, W.. M.
May Ii 4 b. T.. SEABORN. Scc'y
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Pickens C, H., March IL, 1857 35
State Of South CarOlimn,

rlckENS nisTRlcr--lN TnE COURT or COMMON PLEAS.
D''f'"" NJ, L""pki" Fo,eiga Aaocsmca1
Thomas w Cbos,oin w. j. CAN'T
WHEREAS, the plaintiff did, on the 4th dov
of March, 1857, file his declaration against
the defendant who (as it is saitD Is absent from
and without the limits ofths State, and have nei-
thcr wife nor attorney known within the same
upon whom copy Of the said declaration might
be served 1t is ordered, therefore that the san4
defendant d" appear and plead tn tlo said tlecla-
ration on or before the 18th day of March. 1858
otherwise final and absolute judgment will then
be given and awarded against him.
March Ia, 1857 j. T. HAGOOD CO.
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F.. CAST ETEEI1.

A ALWAYS on hand, quantity Of small octa.
itfgon CAST STEEL. For sale at IL 9 cts.
per pound. Apply at the sto.e of
,.l.,i GEO. COLLYER d co.
TunnefH HifI, April 2 3s, If
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-30

We learn from the True Cdroliaian that
on Saturday night week, an attempt was
made to shoot Mr. Silas Massey. citizen
of Anderson District. About l o'clock,
Mr.. Massey happened TO go out on the pi-
azza of his house, when pistol was sud-
denly fred at him, the ball of which Just
missed him and struck the ceiling of the p-
azza So near was the pistol TO Mr.. Mas
sey, that he was burned by the powder of
the charge. 1t was thought that negro
belonging to Mr.. Massey. was guilty of the
attempt, and he was lodged in Jail on Sun.
day.
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Anderson Prices Current.
conRkorkp wnEKLY ny EMeLANp plEcKLEr . {

ANpEnsoN @. H., May 81, 1857
Cotton per lib. ~ al3
Salt per sack 200
Coffee, Rio, per lb. l3al4
Sugars, brown, per 10. l2al4
crushed and loaf, per 10. l4als
Molasses, West India, per gallon, 10
N. Orleans, L" So n LOO
Yarn (GaJ per -bunch LOO
5o5,soabnrgs, (hea'y) per yard, l3al4
ohrtinys, ga 10
Iron, common size Swede, per ID. >6l.2
English
Nails, per keg, 6a6l.2
Oil, !.nsced, per Sa,!om, 70? & l.5G
Train, 90 LOO
Glass, SXlO 2.75a3
" lOXl2 3a3o5
Rice, per III 6l.2a7
Flour, per barrel, las
Wheat, per bushel LOO
Corn, per bushel, 100 los
Bacon, hog round, lOa 10
Bngging, Gunny, per yard, Is 30
Oats, per bushel, 90 SIS
IeaS, 65a rs
Powder, Rife per keg. Tl2aS
~" There is always to be be found gooc
stock of Goods at T., b. d Co.'S.
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SEAL YOUR MEASURES.
T AM now prepared to SEAL any MEAS.
4 UREiS from one quart to half bushel
j.. =. HAGOOD, ccr.
Pickens c. IL, May G, 1857 A8-ff
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FoREIGN APpoINrMENr-Ou cotempo.
raries have recently had many speculalons
as to appointments of citizens of South Car.
olina TO foreign missions. We believe the
capitol of the State enjoys the distinguished
consideration of holding the only rcpresen-
tative position abroad, which she has
among the nations OF the earth and "lhe rest
of mankind" Alexander Herbemont, ESQ,
of Columbia, is Consul at Genoa. in Sar-
dina. Mr.. Edwin Deleon and Mr. r. S.
Barnwell, ConsuIs at Alexandria and Ant.
werp, were residents Of other States when
appointed to the offices they hold. Presi.
dent Buchanan might possihlv find among
South Carolinians some who would willing
ly represent the Confederacy abroad.
.SnMfh Gnrnlininn
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II Hl Is Bzl$O w E$ COURIER

This state. but las to undergo a rect,fyiug
process. after which it is quite palatable--to
such as are fond OF the "cratur."
The concern is owned entirely by Messrs.
Bell, Johnson d Co, who are making mon.
ey out of it. About forty barrels day are
turned out. AT this season OF the year il is
rather dull of sale, but in the fall il cannot
be supplied in sufficient quantities to meet
the demand.
In connection with this mill is a large
pen. containing at this time about fifteen
hundred hogs, and another drove is expect.
ed to-day. They are fattened from The
-"swill,' and one who has looked at the
scene can Mt once understand why man
who drinks-too much is called "hoggish, u
for such unmitigated dnunkards as these
swine are sometimes guilty Of making them
selves, naturally conveys the idea We
made particular inquiry as to whether the
pork thus fattened was as good as that fat.
tened in the ordinary wav, and were ass
ed that there was no difference. The hogs
seemed TO be in n state Of perfect bliss, and
as far as we were capable Of judging. pre-.
ferred diet of weak whiskey slush, TO the
pure corn. The hogs are not bred here
but are bought half, grown, as it is consid
ed more economical than TO raise them al
together.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-30

WAsmNoroN, May 22.-Two thousand
troops are now moving toward Utah. The
Administration evinces every disposition to
act with promptnesS. The military are on
]y to be used in the eyont, the course of the
Federal law is obstructed
A Governor Of the Territory has not yet
been appeinted. The Chief difficulty is in
seleotiag man combining personal brave
~ with unquesiioned discretion and admin
Sslrati"e ta1eat,
CUtTIyArioN OF TaE SuaAR MILlEr.--
The Washington correspondence of The
Baltimore San. Of the &thiustant. says:
"Mr. Leonard Wray has actually eommenc.
ed a plantation of one hundred agree Of his
new variety of the sUgar mile, called by
him Impbee in South Carolica. on the es.
tate Of Governor Hammond. Next year
he will be enabled 10 supply the planters
with seed. and with directions for the man
nfaclure of syrup. sugar. alcohol, vinsgar
and wine from the plant. He has made ar
engagements for procuring patent for cfys-
'e'ped sugar from the syrup OF the lmphee."
WH,sKRy Ann Hoes.w-The correspon.
,lent of the Savannah Republican, in Il let
Ser from Chattanooga thus notices It's home
manufactures. ffS
A liltle fuahet down the river Is Wills.
ksymlll, which appears TO be pbopt il,e
hyellest place boqt oh9,tapaogR, Fhe
saperinscndenN Mid, Z dsHagikners showed
ns every atientiah, aad we saw the whole
operation from lhe gae The corn was phi IN
the mill, lill iteame ont, the pure juice, and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-31
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

iSa IA coMPTRoLLERs OFFICE. I
City Of New Orleans, July I, 1855 q
DNBOLvED, That the COmptrOller be. and
IL ma Il here6v give notice.
aedsg int ofca Journal that in accordance
ID sz the Council viii pay hill against the city unless
ccncted under authority OF order from the Comptroller
h accordance with the ordinance referred to. -
tSignedl E.I. TRACY, 49,
stssai s35 President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
TSigned] l.. Il. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April a. 1855. & 2
fsxpsdl j JOHN {. LEWIS, Mayor. Ss3 y
The attention Of the officers the city and Of the public
s9..s5 45ag Z: S1fs T. THEARD, q
# jylsH q Comptroller City Of New Orleans.
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AVIS D'ELECTION-En
M%Nh. dun writ detection date du 8
~ aeGt 1857, lance par son Excellence

W. Al
Eat Louisiana les eeeteurs ayant aaas Dc Il psrosse
sen L prssen. pSss aa
SAVIOR:
&c
de ct Munieipalite
ossns sias sur ID da Mississippi
IN reprsssntant District Gong qq
de Ia rue Canal le dc Premier
d. ps s. e.
iste s.. Jacques A.censon Assumption Lafourche Terre
Deax senateufs pour e District compose de oute
pars de parosse ofeans aa sur Il ryt
Rspresentanis Ensembles Generate de iEta CONNIE
L. ps
ella yie de Nouyele osaus, e!ira dsuS repreertaus
ispssfaas ss
v Se 81 Ia
L. Me- de- Ia aoe"n
ella vile de Ia Noaveis Orleans era deux
v sss e. Rsr'si s
"a afR'sms
Le Hnteme Dsre DE- aa Ia 0ean
Dc + ofsn
ct Ia vile De Nouvels Orleans slira tros
de nsraeton psbqus sheriff ct Coroner n, la
sp ae pah %aues h Pre-
mer ct Second Districts representatifs par 10 Tosiem
NJ Ps Is %naems Districts
par Septeme, Hmeme ct lie Neuyeme Districts
sea parte de Ia paroisse Orleans dui 81
Ia droe du Mississippi vt IL QuAtriem
District atayette) aendn quen outre Ia 10
reaaet gull SOFT eu Constable pour chaque cour de jug
dams paroisse Orleans q fonction
les eecteurs qnal
resultant dams les mes dams itsquee chaque JUICE de Pa
II est requis de tenir tE
Les alecteurs ayan qualie de chaqus District eront u
Coecteur de dams chaqne srct ct gull soft FL
otfe par pae dUrleans est sitne
droe du Mississippi, Collector de taxes qu
dro deNerce foncton pendant deux ans gu usqu
1 que Successor aitpris qualite. "a t-l5+4
lade ye ct cette parti
de Orleans sse la droite euve Msss
4 spp unkA ssesseur sera elu. i95
lie sctin er ouvert 10 jour susdit 2novembre 1857 dan
chaque reimbursement delec on depus Init heures A. NJ
qua quaIre heures r. NJ ee de lie vote DIES elee
qnaie de Ia oisse doreans sous Ia suyellane
coimssaires greers qai NOMINEES Pautort
competepte. =5 I F,f ...-&z.l 'l3.s ~
detection tre conduie ct les ripicaa de
ofcer soussigne, charge de les
4 metre, commencement d la loi. l5E
\ o23 tie tt t-sLga Hl. JOHN NJ. BELL Sheriff.
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Tor the corAtract for re-
ss ne ss Sc % Rss oss ss Ds
ED prsies Y &c Parrish Prison aud the sinks q he
NJ @ w
wallis below The level Of the yard and
# -four above The Level q said yard
Tho walls hs sinEsGo with
sn s VET snd ne bssons q said sinks y bs
az 6 @ ysa@ en- usn sas
d four feet ascss The level of shs ysss
vqes " sufficient quantity Of holes shall b made In each
yy shall d constructed IL sac6 priyy viii
ean lead pipe 70 convey the water from the close
= repaired and IL lie best manner ra
GfsssA the materials shall be of the best
% 4aa sAsl = furnished Y Y e well as DC
necessary \ ms oniedts bs written in the foregoing
shall be supplied BY the contractor without charge
IT, ss i ss Ten
SSc and 70 complete tho thirty days after under
penalty Of s0 per day for each and every thereafter the
secry Of sso sbsn DO required by the CON
fAymsnts cash seon of and accept
snss oS he Same BY The surveyor "a.
s e nh ss wck r par. thereof within the period
.aseh The work being executed Council shall have the
gi 70 nn the CONT without putting The contractor in de-
q Ss S1a Ind wSou
nni, and well that IN the contrac
5e ii conformity with his contract nirae
~ shall All claims he have for part Of the work
y a be thereby discharged any all liability there
r and also VIII understo that the contract b.
oo. psy unto The city Iii loss o. difference between
cf y which The contractor originally contracted to perform
hs eosk a tic price at which may be sdjudicaied At re
asias 10 befer The whole work complete. n @
issaedi = Louis Il. PILE. City Surveyor.
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Cry OF NEW LEANS, October 20, 1851
NOTICE TO THE ELECTORS OF THE PARISH OF ORLEANS.
yemser 1851 by virtue of the proclamation Of his Exceency
Robert e. Wck # the - State 9f Louisiana dated
places zach pG will be known and desgnated as follows
the following named Commissioners of Election osaG
First District. --G1,t w..
FIRST PREcIscT-Ioa No: One.-At the Engine House of
Fe Y Wa en H
Tappan William E. Flcrance.
l. on Hunter street, between Tchoupiouas Ievee
Commissioners: ". A. Gilmore, Denis Donovan j. NJ Dem
SECOND PREciNcr-Poa No one-At the Engine House of
Fire Company No. 20 Thalia street between bacchns and
Poi No Tieo- Al the Washington School House. corner
Of Magazine and Robin streets Commissioners: j. NJ. Reid
j. j. Osborne, John sewell.
THRD Pnnc,soT-Pon Ne oas-At the Engine House Of
Commissioners: j. Redman Coke, John Diamond John T.
POI TooAt the Pauding School House. of Con-
Gaiennie Commissioners A. j. Donelan,
FOURTH PREcisof-Pou No the Engine House of
Fire Company No IS Cacpe street between ST. Charles
L. Leeds J. n FolWeil -
Poll No TeoAt the Webster sccool House. Of Dry
AIDES md Eato streets Commissioners Henry D. Ogden Geo.
W. Race, Edward Sanchez.
Fire Company No Tehoupitouas Natchez
Commissioners Thomas Beck Ernest Toiedano, Whelmus
Poll No. the Franklin School House. Charles
street, between Girod and Julia Commissioners L. h. 81
sixth PREGIScr-Pou No One-At the Engine House, cor
Of Perddo and Caroudele Commissioners r.
Poi No T~o@xt he Engine House of Fire Company No. s
God between ST. Charles and Ca1endelss streets
Seventh PREelsor-Poa No oae-At the Engine. House
ndsay e
Poll No Too--At tho School House on St John street. b.
F isse j. Hill i G. easeeq 's0 ss
Pol No TheAt the Fisk school House. corner Of Perdid
and Franklin streets Commissioners Geo Rareshide a.
1 Scates JHo. A. jacques.
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HOARD SONS Southern Depot fer the States Of Louis
iana Mississippi Alasamn Tennessee Arkansas aud Texas is
established No 70 drawer street, New Orleans whee the
subscriber who is sole agent for the above States receiving
eight month"; of from to "a horse
power these ceebraed Engines which, after test of nine
Of 500 Engines all the States of the Unor
all giving the most complete sasaction ms being THE ONLY
Portable Engine having cylinder boiler, WHICH Is ALL
UTILIZED HEATING SURFACE AND PERFECTLY AC.
CESSIBLE INSIDE AND OUT FOR CLEANING; requires
brick work them in operation special skill
them up and but the smallest proportion of fuel Them
--Also-
Constantly in store Sash and Circular Saw Mills; Strands
Iron Frame Corn and Flour Mills Newell Cotton Sore for
power Carver Improved Gin Stands with Shaft.
Pues Stands Boxes and Bolts, ready complete,
At the shortest notice Steam Cotton Gins Saw Corn and Flour
Mills which be put in operation few after being
ceived Descriptive pamphlets with lao testimonials will be
sent by mail to any address. SAMUEL II. GILMAN
lySW sire w
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COMPREHENSIVE.

N1OTICE-THE DEATH OF OUR SENIOR, j. A.
IN BEARD. will not alter the style of firm. The bsi-
will be continued under articles Of copsrtnershp
the Survivors, O. n. GIRARDEY and g. PITTS who
solicit continuation Of the public patronage heretofore
au27 II - 4 s.f.s j. A. BEARD co.
NOTICE-O. MARTIN HAS BEEN ADMITTED a
SEY CO. M i79N #9 F&f THOS. j. CASEY. #
New Orleans July !, 1857. iylf
CsOPARTNEkSHIP NOTICE-THE Slt3sCRI-
" bers have this day associated themselves under
v. B. PALMER'S ADVERTISING AND COMMISSION
AGENCY for the transaction of General Advertising and
Commission Agency business in the cities Of New York and
Philadelphia. " fEf
We respectfully solicit orders the old customers Of "
b. Palmer and the public generally hoping that with the
creased force and ENLARGED facilities be enabled
sure sasactonto all who entru business to the
v. b. PALMER, IN
70 lEl "a .9ls ss $, '...r'i 4,l j. II. C0E, 8is
E. G. TALLMADGE,
.a..b.. ". W. SHARP, -
May !, l853.--jy3 isE lib. JOY ISL
MOTICE-I HAVE THIS DAY SOLD TO Nh. JAMES
IN A DUNBAR all the stock, merchandise and business
heretofore held and conducted by for account
der the style Of q. e. Dunbar Co.. No. IA Canal street,
recommend him 70 the patronage Of all my friends and
toners, n.y. l-a5as+i' ~
All those who have claims against indebted to- c. G.
Dunbar Coz will please call upon alone the office, No
I IA Canal street, for settlement GEO. q. DUNBAR.
/ New Orleans, February IA, 1857.
| NOTICE-HAyINGT THIS DAY BOUGHT OUT THE
establishment Of q. G. Dunbar Co., No. IA Canal street
will continue the Wholesale and Retail Grocery Business
DUNBAR Co., and respectfully solicit the continued patron
o. the friends Of the late house, well that Of
friends. JAS. A. DUNBAR.
Z =
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HikbRrd's Wild Cherry,
Richardson's Sherry Wine,
Hutching's Vegetable r yspepsia
Gouley's Vegetable, Coleman's,
Hoohsnd's German, Oxygen&ted
II COSMETICS. T.s.5.l
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
Florida Water. Meen Fun,
Jones Lilly White.
SOAPS AND CREAMS.
LOWS Brown Windsor,
Jones Chemical,
Railways Medicated, CASTLES,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and Conpunda
Of all descriptions.
PILLS.
wright's Indian Vegetable,
Mohnt's Life, Rrsndreth'e,
Morrison's, Lees, New London.
PARIS, Sappirgton's, Champ.
Y ior's, IL
Graefenberg, Jayne's Ssnadvo,
|Jayne's Ague, Winer'u Camo
mile, -.
|HibbarTs Anti-bilious, Peters,
|Spencer's Vegetable, Cooks,
Cooper's, Covel's Rheumatic,
Anderson's, Allebasia's Health,
|Wister's Gentle Purgatiye,
Allebasis' Ague, Hooperis,
! Chickner's Sugar. coated,
Gilbert's Ani-bilious, Beck.
with'B, a.+l.ts
!! Lady's Blood, Ingoldsby's Pile
lScott's Vegetable, Eagon's,
Railways Regulators, 81
r ose's Railroad, Leiy's Female,
Louden's Indian Sanative,
LoHden's Ague, 'Holloway's.
Halsted's Anti-Dyspeptic,
lGordnn's, McLsne's Liver.
HAIR DYES.
Phalon's Magic, Bachelors,
lGilman's instantaneous,
lBallard's, Jules Hanel's,
lJayne's American, East India.
MISCELLANEOUS.
IDr. Morseis Invigoratiug Cor
| dial.
Thorn's Extract,
\ TRrrant's Aperient,
i,Tarrant's Elixir of Rhubarh,
Carter's Spanish Mixture,
Mothers Relief,
lToothache Drops,
iLyon's Magnetic Powders,
Mrs. Kidder's CordiRi. IS
iThompson's Eye Water,
Watts Nervous Anti,
Billings Astringent,
iHyatt's Life Balsa;::.
IAlcMunn'B Elixir Of Opium,
Radway'siReady RELIEF,
Railways Resolvent,
tTarrant's Indelible Ink,
Dr. Fitch's Body Braces,
Dr. Fitch's Shoulder Braces;
IDr. Fitch's Inhaling Tubes,
lDr. Rose's Preparations,
Winer's Arcannm Extract,
Teneur's Specific,
Marshalls Catholicon,
DR.. Fitch's Preparations,
Morse's Compound Syrup Of
Yellow Deck,
Perry Davis's Pain Killer,
} Bsawn's Essence Of Ginger,
Mortimore's Rheumatic Com
! pound.
Mortimore's Cordial Bitters,
Myers Extract Of Rock Rose,
Crossman's Specific,
lDr. Wards Specific, @
lUpham's Pile Electuary,
lSteer's Opedilaoe,
Godfrey's Cordial,
Turlington's Balsam, -
Dr, Cnllen's Preparations,
Rateman's Drops, .-
DIR. Jayne's Family Medicines,
lSeidlitz and Soda Powders,
Epping's Fluid Extract Euchp
r Lucina Cordial,
I Jnno Cordial,
Harris Remedy for Fits,
8 Wilson'S Death on Rats etc.,
Leidy's Erasive Soap,
Kirby's Cholera Drops,
Balls Cholera Syrup,
!. ISpohn's Headache Kennedy,
Connell's Mixture,
iDr. Marchisl's Uterine Cathol
0 can,
Cowan's Lithontriptic,
Londen's Preparations.
Il Houghton's Pepsin.
SCHEIDAM SELMA -
nts, and all dealers in any of th
catalogue, will find II to their &C
their orders as above, where wi
sort.uent Of GENUINE PATEN'
States, and at the lowest priceI
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DEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
q Charities street, NewOrleans.