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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-02

L.trs Wiss ard Hair Dye Agsssss sh~
a Am Broadway, Howard str.~4 ' -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-02

WWTTMY "
nses. v.s. A 4 hss hem he svorie perfume South
rcA Il l. highly estimated By the spsnsh ladies' A. pune,
Of The ror a. well fragrant toilet w.ief Sold BY
n n LARMAN . co, wholesale trug9ss 50 water street.
snd BY All druxgisls ai 81 cents per bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-02

v1ns PosRss Csslsry-A Hleh AwsrsDsst n
o 4 sAUEDsnT ssnre oniy n no Azr Bousa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-02

Great Reduction I'm sugar, Teas, So, NJ the
store Grand srret, corner MotL ALbRo a 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-02

UEkaSEs ELECTRO CHEsIC al BATHS. 7T3 BROAD.
way Prof yER0NEs, the inventor Of these hsth~r
celebrated OF rhem stiRu and diseases geusra
Nv The absorption msycnry informs the puoc and
fer from 40 778 Broadway where
ds iy having csior whsk
with ~ other establishment In the city Portable
pa Atus for sale. with Instructions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-02

vhs Panic DIR. Smith, from the quiet VII
iase Of lhsdspha has arrived ri the International Hose
ard sssures the public there OF alarm In Thu
financial crisis lie, every and -omsn pro Mise
,hry have mace and within sir days quiet
o,nfderc. win be restored DR. Smith tenders capital
ssNp 70 she collapsed and eirnered Institutions % New
Rlscric on sie By BARNe rs PAkK and All deaierh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-02

nststt use in every family a. pr mpty relieves NE pain
ana ,h,ohbrS III bruises subdues the insmmsuos
nn.s ou,n. urou and dsecatous and sale and
infaihble application for sores and erupuona
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-02

aFrsdsrtcks' wrempis OF Art"-Hos. SIS and
sg Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hotel
HallotT pes superior N any mnAe IN thr city.
Photographs n oil pastel and equ.res, By Yrcdsrcks
oerps OF Partisan nrtists.
Photographs N India IN v, Partisan style
DAsuerreotypes and smhroypcs IN cslnrs
Gsfery open A. ~ W 10 r NJ and free 70 he nrpec
NJ tha uuhlr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-02

Removal -yones' italian soap Depot aud
Jones cor. hair These superb articles for The
skin tomper the her for the ssr sold
SANDS, loo fulton street Price cens.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-02

The following comparative statement OF TITO exports
(exclurive Of spece) from New York foreign ports FOR
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-03
M0RGGAN70WN M0N0NGALA CO., VA SATURDAY, JANUARY 8 R7

ulate, "God !" and when recommenc-
ed my padding, he recommended his
prayers. .m
"I was hearly gone. My knife had
bccn lost in cutting out the dogs, and
a spare one which carried in my
trowsers pocket was so envcloped in
the wet skins that I could not reach it.
l owed my extrication at last to new
broken team dog, who was still fast to
the .sledge, and in struggling carried
one Of the runners chock against the
edge of the circle. All my previous
attempts to use the sledge as bridge
had failed, for it broke through to the
much greater injury of the ice. Ifet
that 1T was last chance. Threw my
self on my back so as to lessen as much
as possible my weight, and placed the
nape of my neck against the rim of the
edge Of the ice, and then with caution,
slowly bent my leg, and placing the
ball of my moccasincd foot against tho
sledge, ! pressed steadily against the
runner, listening to the half yielding
crush of the ice beneath.
Presently felt my head was pill
lowed by the ice, and that my wet fur
jumper was sliding up the surface. -
Next came my shoulders thoy were
fairly on. One more decided push and
| was launched up on the ice and safe |!
| reached the ice-foe, and was friction
ed by Hans with frightful zeal. We
saved all the dogs, but the sledge hay
ack, tent, guns, snow-shocs, and every
thing besides, was left behind. The
thermometer at eightdcgrecs will keep
them frozen fast in the sledge until we
can como and cut them ont. THH#4sf0 er
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-03
WHOLE NO 60.
A RICH STORY.

a tall. awkward looking chap. ius,
from tho green mountains of Vci.,I,,pt,
came on board one of the sp'endidNouh
RIVER beats at Albany. His curiosity
was amazingly excited at once, and h.
ctom'nenced "peaking." as he called it
into every nook and corner on the hust
lhe captains Office, the engine room,
the water closets, the ibet's shop slI G
underwent his inspection md then he
went again on deck and stood IN amaze
ment at the luer beam, the chmnoys.
and ra,ious "fxins,' ill at last he csu't
sight Of the bell. This was the crown.
ing wonder, and he viewed it from ev.
cry position, walked around it, go, dawn
on his knees aud looked Up into it. aud
exclaimed: ' .E = a.s.
Well. rally, this beats the bell on
our mee,in' house a darned sight"
"how much would you ask to let
fellow ling this bell? .-"
You may ring it for dollar, SIR.
said the captain. '....a,..0' .a .vg
."Well it's bargain all fair, and no
back out" e...~ ......,'
It's bargain, sir" said the captain.
. Or hero went deliberately aud brought
seat and took hold of the rope, having
arranged everything to his satisfaction
commenced ringing slowly at first, and
gradually faster. ill every body on
board thought the boat was on fire, and
rushed on deck screaming with fright
and alarm. .v -a -.
There stood the captain and there
set tho Varmonter," ringing away. first
slow and then fast and then two or three
taps at a time. The passengers began
10 eNpostu!ale, the captain said it was
a bargain. But the passengers became
urgent that the eternal cluugour should
be stopped. All the while there sat
our hero undisturbed, ringing away
moro ways than oockney chime ring
er ever dreamed Of. At last the can
tain began 10 think it was time to STOP
the simpIeton, but his answer was: -
"a fair bargain and no backing out,'7
and he rang away for life. ....r .s..,.z..
"WelI," said the captain, "what will
you take to stop :"
"Well, capm' I guess | sheamt !oae
nothin if take FIVE dollars and a f,ee
passage 10 New Yn,k and no, doiDud
cent less" ..... r.....
"WelI. walk down to the Office. and
get your money aud passage ticket"
said the captain.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-03
1Doetiral.
THE OLD MANS WOOING.
sr ALICE cARY.

Come sit upon my kne e, Minnie,
And darling do not ftown,
Yvu know my hair is thin and white,
And yours is thick and brown
So sit upon my knee, Minnie,
And lean your bright head low
Against my cheek, for see, Minnie,
My hair is white as snow.
And sing me that old song, Minnie,
About the summer dead,
Its pleasant tune has all the timo
Been going through my head,
Since when you sang it first, Minnie,
In tones so sweet and clear,
With but little sky between
Ourselves and heaven, my dear.
My eyes are going blind, Minnie,
My heart is sad with caro-,
And you arc like bright young rose;
That must never wear.
IL you were not so young, Minnie,
And ! were not so gray,
I'D ask if you would smile sometimes,
And make my darkness day.
o, when Pm dead and gone, Minnie,
You must not conc TO weep,
The lightcst sigh you breathod for me,
Would wahe me out Of sleep:
Would wake nc out of death, Minnie,
All, do not trouble so,
You know cannot live, Minnie,
My hair is white al snow.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-03

Thrilling Iacident.--A few days
agc, q Mrs. Seydam of CRANKY, New
! lork hearing shrek from the we'll,
discovered her little boy sinking in
inc water, 1Sfcst below the ground.
She Immediately sent for assistance,
put before it came descended into the
Fel, where she caught the drown.
ne child by the arm, and held him out
y the water. Another child, four and
half years old, went into the house,
implied the water out Of the pail,
looked it on the pole, and loword it in
0 the well. This proving of no use the
mother thought she must either drop
nc child or drown herself; but making
desperate effort, she climbed up the
Ilppery stones until she was near the
op, and raised him over head. when
Franky lying down on the platform,
|aught his little brother by the arm,
md cried out, GIVE got him, I've cot
|lm!' The child and mother wore
|ayed.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-03
PAY THE PRINTER.
nY HENRY BRADY.

As honest men attend and hear
The serious fact--the times are dear;
Who owes bill, tits just as clear
As starlight in the winter,
That he should come without delay
That's if he can. that bill to pay,
Andyere he puts his purse away,
"Fork over'' to the printer.
The printers cheek is seldom red,
The fine machinery of his head,
Is working when you are in bed.
Your true and faithful "meRtor;o
AL day and night he wears his shoes
And brains to furnish you with news,
But mon or conscience meier refuse
To pay the toiling printer.
'Tis known, or ought to be, by all,
His dues are scattered and they're small
And If not paid, he's bound to fall
In debt--for fuel, bread, rent, or
Perhaps his paper, then to square
Up with his help double care
Bows down his hcad-now it is fair
Tha, you don't pay the printer,
The cats will NOW between your feet,
Inc dogs will bito you on the street,
And every urchin that you meet,
Will roar with voice OF ste1tor,
Look to your pockots--thcrc he goes,
The chap that wears tho printers clothes,
And proud, though everybody knows,
The grub, ho gnawed the printer l"
BE simple, just, and don't disgrace
YOURSELF, but beg the "Lord Of gracc,n
10 thaw that hardened icy "caso,"
That honesty may enter;
This done, man will with man act fair,
And oil will have the "tin" to spare;
Then will tho "editorial chair'
Support we'll paid printer. '...
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-03

TVhat is a Gsntlcmaaa-T There have
been many definitions Ola gentleman.
but The prcttiest aud the host poetic rs
that given by lady in Now York -.
a gentleman said sho "is a human be-.
ing combining woman's, tenderness
With a mans coursge,"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-03


Duty Of a Mother.-She should be
Prm, gentle, kind, always ready to
|ttend her child, She should never
Pugh at him, at what he does that is
never allow him to think of
Pls IS looks, except to be neat and clean in
u his habits. She should teach him
4 obey a look; to respect those older
pan himself; she should never make a
|ommand without seeing it is performed
4 the right manner. Never speak of
cmlds faults or foiblcs, his remarks
|olore him. It's a sure way to spoil
enid. Never reprove a child when
nor let your tone of voice be
(sed when correcting. Strive to in
Blrc love, not dread; respect, nor fear.
ee,n cmbcr you are training and edu-
F''hg o soul for eternity,
7Ls sv
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-03

WHY JEWEssEs ARE BEAUTiFUi.- Cha
tauhIiaud gives fanciIul but an agreed
ble reason for the fact thatJewisb women
are 80 much handsomer than the men
Of their nation. He says Jewcyses
have escaped the curse which aliphed
upon 'h"ir fathers, husbands and sons.
Not Jewcss was 10 be seen among
the crowd OF priests and rahble whe in.
suited the Son of God, scourccd Hin.
crowned Him with ihorns, aud subject
ed Him to lutuny and the agony Of tho
cross. The women Of JndGa believed
in the Savior, and assisted and sootred
Him under afflic,ion. a woman of Beth
any poured on His head precious oin,-
ment, which she kept in a vase of ala.
baster. The sinner anpiuted His fret
with perfnfned oil. and wiped them with
her hair. Chris, on His part, extend
cd mercy to the JewesseS. He raised
rom the dead tho son nf Tho widow Of
Main, and Mar,has brother Lazarus,
Ho cured Simon's n0her.in law, and
the woman who touched tho hem of
Ills garment. To the Samaritan wo-
man lie waa sp'ing of livinr water,
aud compassionate Judge to tho wo.
man IN adultery. The daughters Of
Jerusalem wcpt overIlimj the hcry wo-
men accompanied Him to Calvary;
brought Him balm aod spices; aud. wee.
ping, sought Him in the sepuIchrs. Woa
man, why weepest thou2', His frs, ap.
pearance after the resurrection was 10
Mary Magdaleno He said to her, .'Ms.
ry." Atthe sound OF His voice, Nlsry
Magdnlene's eyes were opened, and
she answered. "Nlasror." The renec.
ton OF some beautiful ray must have
rested on the brow of tho Jewoss.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-03

Two men started ucross draw.
bridge on the Hudson River Railroad,
recestlyr and when near the middle
the traincsme laundering aloug. They
were Obliged TO crouch close to the
string piece, under the track, as the on.
ly means OF escape. One Of them did
not get his head low enough, aud his
brains were knocked out by the osw-
catcher.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-03

A western editor puts up on the door
OF his Sanctum--." Lady visitors are
requested to 60 to the devil when they
wish to obtain an interview with the
editor" '. ~.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-03

a young lady being asked by poll.
ticiah which party she was mos, IN io.
vor Of replied that she preferred tho
wedding party Barley,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-03

Western editor wants to know whet.
her the law recently enacted against
carrying concealed wcapous applies TO
doctors who carry their pills ia their
pockets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-29
CHURCHES,

BAPTIST:
CATHOLIC:
Annunciation- Corner Mandevillean Morales
immaculate Observation-Disclosures Canal,
.lJesuitsl-Baronne, Common.
ST. Louis Standardization Square ....
St, Acknowledgment, c. Cont.
St. Alphonse-St. Andrew, b. Live Oak and Laurel.
st. Augustine-Bayou Road, c. St. Claude
ST. Observation-Disclosures b. Segun and Bartheemy, Al.
giers .- -
stJohn Rspsst-Dryades, b. Clio and Csilope.
. St Marie-Gonde H. Ursuline
St Mary-Josephine b. Live Oak and Laurel,
ST. Patrck-Canp, b. Julia and Girod.
81 Peter-Margpy, b. Casacalvoand Greatnen.
St Theresa--Canp opp junction with Prytania.
ST. Trnity-St, Ferdinand -
s.. Vincent de Paul-tireatmcn, c. Montegut.
Ursuline Convent--Below the city
CHRISTIAN Camp, e. Melpomene.,
FIRST ONGREGAFIONAL; St. Charles. N. Julia
PROTESTANT EPISCoPAI st. Peter's-(Sesmen's BetheD
tspanade. LEgiist Protestante FrancaiseRanpArti
ihenville- Christ Church-Canal Dauphine ST. Paus-
lamp, ialennie ST. Lukes-Hercules, Felicity
Trinty--Jackson Paquemine. Administration Annua-
LUTHERAN: Euterpe, b. Bacchus and Dryades.
METHODIST Caroudelet b. Heva and Girod Felicity Road
c. Chestnut Morean Esghen, Dyades, Tepsichore.
Piety, Greamen Maras b. Bienville and CONT Coffee,
n Jackson ST. Paul, coioredl Carroon, Carrollton,
Sayades Algiers,
PRESBYTERIAN: Lafayette Square. Prytania, c. Clio.
CaSacalvo n. Railroad. Canal, Franklin. Fulton, n.
Bouligny, Camp, n. Cadiz.
GERM. ENASG.: Proiesant-Philip, Chippewa. Protes-
tan-Sio, b. Ap0lls and Nayauos
USIrARIAN Pf%tania, Calliope Clio, b, Prytania
Dryades. Ierpsicn Suyades. Enerpe, Bscchus
and DEyades.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-29
BRTDGEWATER PAINT.

V Certificates Of RaiIroad Omcers, etc.
the BRIDGEwATgR FAINT apon The buildings
1Gs, ny sss e Tes Point and have
The coed qualities q the paint dsemipg article
Lieut.. snd on.r,er Master U. s. Hillary Academy
certificate Of oliUer 2. Lee, Superintendent Of Hud.
son RiUer Railroad.
ss, hs,s ";
sss generally. and 70 sid.s
snf sss
scgusiped i seems 70 poses. durability and adhesive
Mr.. Lee now Secretary H. B. Rsiroad-
certificate of D. G. Meculuns, Asst. Engineer N.
Z Y. and Ere Railroad.
-t..v. Engineers onace. Oswego, March q 1854
Having extent NED the Mineral Paints ain xh
q them what. opinion they
sT hsss painted ir s
rs Rsfosd with ,s s,es and have found II to be much
Assistant Engineer. N. Y. and +. Railroad. |
ant q s II
asns
DID ,h Is
nd Fl Fl
he paint dssmns superior to sDE nS L n, B
st e i..sy Is the United
zs;E ffszs1fsTy s:@ -
"a ss%sss sAf.sss. In
Painters, Certificates.
have been using Brdgewasr Paint for tie months
ss.s
s... s. ;:. Ds
the Bdgewasr Paint roof Of
tn. y SINGLE s this he; rendered
Cor. Ninth and stuyvesans streets.
.sss sfs Faint
any p'F ARRiNaToS CLARK Painters and Dealers
30 Eighth Avenue y
Certificate Of Joseph Benson, Painter, 1872 Camp ST.,
Netc Orleans.
have used the Bdgewater Paint for the five months
brick and pasteed buildings and tin shnsle and
experiments my immediate dree
TESTIFY to its being against the effects sparks
mineral paint seem and invaluable fol
all outdoor possessing qualities that particularly
No. 132 Camp street.
The attention Planters particularly objected the
lowing: 7 ~ 1Ef a.
We the undersigned Cotton Factors and Commission Mer
chants do cheeruy the Brdgewater Paint
purposes Agents Circular and believe
serving the interests planters by calling
peculiar enduring and protective qualities
RAYsE 4 M4RRIs9S,s "a 81
GEo; PINoKARp4 90.
HILL, MCLEAN eco,
| % NJ GREENWOOD. d co.
In addition to the above ncontroveble testimony Of thu
in their possession innumeabe certificates which may
i application u their office. .f. rig
The Agents deem their duty, well for the protection
the public of Bridgewater Paint
ton all interested against the imposition that has been pacticed
to considerable extent, the past year. Owing copca
ton of causes the Company have been enabled keep
supply equal the demand, and it is within the POSITIVE
KNOWLEDGE of the Agents. that various mineral substance
have been sold parties OUT OF THE CITY, the Bridge
water Paint In order prevent future disappointment
wonid suggest that orders be direct to us,
the Agents. For the future shall be regularly supplied
will be able to fill orders to any extent. aat- S-'
i NO DEVIATION IN PRICE. TERMs-For all sums und
$780, CASH; from 500 to $500 sixty days; 500 and upward
four month IS credit for approved city acceptance.
For sale dry, in packages of $50 pounds, by
G. G. BOGERT & CO.,
Il H.r| ~ Camp street.
| Agents for the States Of Louisiana
/ d22 II Mississippi, Alabama and Texas.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-29

power of the celebrated patent of Hoard son
Iae Hoard Badford) differing essentially in their econoc
@ rsbe Qualities engines of other patent or manu-
are very excessive use in twenty States Oh 9s
J;on Pamphlets with full description and letters from lo
persons Them will be sent by mail on ap
;cann 10 the subscriber who is sole agent in ew Orleans
Son being proprietors of the patent they only
can furnish manufacture the engines to nave ever
annttion and pretended nntons are frauds upon the
as they will by due experience with them
I'M " SAMUEL H. GILMAN, 10 GraYerl'treet'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-29

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
nOCToh HOOFLAND's CELEBRArED GER
DMAf bn hlGG1s N I p5sPs1ss y
ssstfSs bi s d a. an$
diseases arising from disodsred Liver Or stomaeh
SNch An
tiou y ln GSnstp Piles,
Fullness o. Blood y the
S,, Head i, Acldty Of n the Stomach ma
sH:s. MsssisRa RS ssn ss Sour
sF sss d s ss hs ns
s@Ss ssss siss @
Chest, Limbs eic., ETC., sudden Fiashss Il
and great ss. Depression
The calling the public his
rs virtues and adaptation to the diseases for which it
Ii and uned article but that has
@ e ten 5 j an %ss and 7
%s "9s nsss PUB Rs
Sa' e
Ts 81 ss si
TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA
The German Biers superior to all preparations
he ss j f Two %
s Them al ySs
Si5 an FaEy ARE u sr
SILL have used asl Them
Rs'pssctfgH!II,, yours, W. F. FAULKNER.
Your German Be i ysTy ysuS1 L 1 1s
disposed Of all received from and wish supply
Dr. RAYBoLD QUAIL says:
year used the German Bit.srs bv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-29

NTDTICE-I HAVE HEARD FOR SOME WEEKS PAST
that report has been handled by picayue
of this city, who hired to buy and deceive honest
land the Levee Pontcharain Depot thar
full measles, deter
coming this evil public
report false designed nHre by worthless per.
had in January 10 TO 10 of meases and
not business denied and said had
house. advised hose who wished
ME their negroS do until rid of the disease did
not negro ont of my house. but fixed hospital
hired and in fifteen days all we'll No lost
the SIS and some cost but 30 cents day
now house is from the epidemic, and has
forty nifty days the house newly furnished
Ihe benches would advise all persons
after 10 pay attention lies Come and and if
thing 5 wrong will tell you. BENZ. SCREWS,
l59 DRAWER street
Slave Depot New Orleans, March 90 1857. m23
Mobe Advertiser please copy for week. and forward
bill for payment.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-29

:. valeran Root.
10 :. Tapoes. '-g
u- =. Camomile Flowers, Rom. and German.
:. Scotch Snuff in badders.
100 dozen Lorillard Maccaboy Snuff.
30 :. Roomes :. and Scotch Snuff.
200 :. CARROTS
400 pounds White Wax. 4 i
80 Dover's Powders .P-
1850 Il assorted Herbs.
Is kegs Refined Salt Petre.
8 cases British Lusre, superior article.
10 =. Cooper's Isinglass. w. |+e
bales Hops
80 pounds Iodids Potash. @ H.
800 Nitrate Silver.
cases Mama Flake and sorts. ...
% cans Magnesia, calcined, Eng.
2 cases :. carb.
10 :. Refined Bersx. .rn
2 gross Henrys Calcined Nagnesia
q pounds Oil Bsrgamot.
% :. Peppermint.
% Anseed.
70 Gloves.
Is Cedar.
10 Cubebs.
% Pepper. Black
IS :. :. Almonds.
Is E. Phosphorus, in pound bottles.
gross Shoemaksr's Plasters.
10 =. Seidliiz Powders.
S -. Soda :.
80 Sugar of Lemons.
s :. Yelsr Powders
. bags Colombo Roo..
cask Genian
. bales Lilloriee
5 cases Liqu9rce Cslab. and Sicily,
s Pearl Sage.
10 kegs Tamnrinds, fresh.
cask Bay Rum, pure
Is dozen
0pounds Powdered Canharides.
1000 pounds Nader.
cask Pipe Clay.
2Obarrels English Venetian Ped.
10 Spanish Brown. t..H
Is Mineral Paint.
- =. Whiting
10 Paris White
10 =. Chalk.
IS :. Lamp Black.
Pumice Stone.
=. Powdered Soap Stone
g. Putty, in bladders.
White Lead; Chrome Yellow;
yermilion Chrome Green;
Prussia Blue Paris Green:
Dutch Pink; Yellow Oehre;
Red Lead Sienna B. andG.;
Turkey TIMBER; Yandyke Brown;
Drop Black Black Paint;
Patent Dryers Iithargs:
Coal varnsh; I.inseed Oil;
a... Coach e. Spirits Tursentine
Japan and White Copal; Tanners Oil;
White Demar YArnish; Neatsfoot
Black Leather Solar
Asphsltum; Lard
Paint Brushes Whale
Whtewash Brushes; Window Glass French and American;
Shoe Brushes Ointment Jars blue and white;
Backing Brushes; Bed Pans, metal and earthen
Black Writing Ink; syringes, large assortment;
5 Cotton Brokers, Ink Trusses =.
Gold Leaf Mrs. Belts Supporters;
pehtio's uoiu VI NP''ae'"''e'
Glaciers Diamonds: - Powder Boxes
Medicine Chests; Pill Boxes, wood and paper;
Medical Saddle Bags Sscr6cators;
Physicians Cases Tooth Forceps;
Amputating Instruments Thumb and Spring Lsncets;
Pocket Gases; Bougies and Catheters;
Cupping Glasses Nipple Glasses;
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SH'i T:s2 5sssHs. zS2ss Balls;
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