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20 EQUALITY TO ALL!-UNIFOEMiTr Of Prices,
NEW FEAfcRE ~ IL SI>ESS: EVERY ONE MS
owN SALESMAN !-JoSEs a. Co. of the .Crrscent
One Price Clothing Store" No 200 Market Street
above Sixth Philadelphia. in addition 10 having
the largest. most varied and fashionable stock OF
Clothing in Philadelphia, made expressly for re-
tail sales. have constituted every one his cwI
salesman. by having marked in figures ON cacl
article the very lowest price it can be sold for
they cannot possibly vnry-all must re alike
The goo are all well spongrd and prepared
and great pal MS taken with the making 50 that al
may buy with the full assurance of getting goo>
article Mt the very lowest price.
Remember the Crescent, III Market above sixth
No 200. JuSES & Co.
Aug sly
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TO THE LADIES.
New Millinery Rooms
IN ELKTON

rTNlIE subscriber wonld respectfully inform
l. the Ladies' OF Elkton and vicinity, that
he has just opened choice lot OF Millinery
Goods, at the store opposite the Fountain
Hotel, which he will dispose Of at the lowest
prices.
The Goods have been selected with care,
and customers muy depend on getting bar
gains.
All articles in the Millinery line made to
order in the most fashionable styles.
Show rooms up stairs. Mrs. Lehman will
attend to the business. She has had much
experience in the large cities Of Europe, and
nIso in Philadelphia. l.. b. LEHMAN.
Nav 20, 1858.
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One Lot Of Ground,

with Two Dwelling Houses thereon,
late the property Of Theodore Camp, seized
aid taken III execution at the suits IF T.. p.
Barnab%, j. G. F"Atd, ana Henry Andrews,
all TO the HSc Of &. a. Thompson.
LAWRENCE SIMMONS.
July %, 1SjS.-,s. Constable.
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Eight Acres OF land.

more or less, lying in or near the town of
North East, Cecil county. adjoining the lands
81 II. Bennett, Il. l.. Thomas and William
Manly; amt. also. il and to ONE COW : and
hereby give notice that on
Mo"doy, tie l6M doy Of lueua, 1858,
between the hours of . and :; % clock u. IN. ,
1T Mrs. Lun'S IIp.el, in the town of NurIl,
East, viii riitr tor sale the Sld property,
so Sei""d and taken in execution, by Public
Auction, to the highest bidder. for cash
Will LAW DENNISON.
July -. 1SjS.--ts. fIS3.5 ol Constable.
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Port Deposit Items.
REpoRTED FOR THE CECIL WING
Pour DEPOSIT, July 20. IS

The king Of day has taken pity
on us and for several days his extreme aHec
ton has not been demonstrated by such
warm embraces as formerly. We have the
guage as low as ~ deg. and fondly imagined
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CHE Cecil l)bi9.
ELKTON, JULY 81, 1855.

Important news from the Tele-
graph feet; from the Utah army, and
from Chestertown in relation to the
slavery excitement there, will be found
elsewhere III our columns.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATIoN.-Thc
Sunday Schools at Cherry Hill, Parke's
Rolling Milland Andora are to hold cclc-
bration on Saturday next, the 3lst inst. in
Mr.. VIM. G. liasson's woods, near Cherry
HILL
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DRESS MAKING.

MRS. LYDIA VI. ROSSELL respectfully
lNI informs the ladies Of North East and
vicinity, that she is proposed to make all
kinds Of FANCY and PLAIN DRESSES at
the shortest notice, at the residence OF her
father (John Janney,) second house on the
road leading to Elkton, and respectfully
solicits patronage. MAY 20, IS6S-tf
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Phlia., Wilmington and
BALTIMORE RAILROAD
IMPORTANT TO
DrOTers and Travellers;

r&r,- IA TIE Port Deposit Ferry Boat
IIIsssp,s4q!4sST The Steamer GIPSEY. Capt j. H.
sIs.s1aa9M e Myers, having been thoroughly
repaired is now running regularly
during the day between PORT DEPOSIT and
kELL'S FERRY. The capacity of this boat, and
her speed and entire safely, render her peculiarly
fitted for this service. Drovers farmers, Travellers
and the public generally will find her at all times
ready to convey them and their property to and
from the above points.
~ Travellers and Drovers will find ample
accommodations for themselves and stock ut the
NEW HOTEL AT BELLS FERRY, which has
been recently erected by J. Spencer, and now
kept by him Imay g. 1858.
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THE TRAVELLER.
BaitjmO s. Susquehanna


s TEA M MPAN Y.
DEGULAR DAILY TRIPS, except Sun
l.Cdays.) for Havrc de Grace, Port Deposit
aud Tide Water Canal.
es.x The STEAMBOAT
n. PORTS MOUTH II,
YS.:-:-.IiLSeHss9.asy~ Capt Travcrs, leaves
Falls Avenue every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday evening, at O'Clock. Returning,
leaves Port Deposit every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday at 3 O'Clock, and Havre de
Grace at b O'Clock p. m.
The Steamboat JUNIATA, CaptainJ. W.
fn'niinson, leaves same place every Monday
"Wednesday and Friday evening at d o'clock.
Returning, leaves Port Deposit every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday evening at 3
O'Clock p. m.
PASSAGE, so Cents
1y-Fr-ishts received daily at Baltimore
until O'Clock, and at Port Deposit until ?
O'Clock carried at low rates and carefully
attended to.
GyDuplicate receipts for Freights will be
required in all cases.
The Agent ut Havre dc Grace will attend
TO forwarding any merchandise consigned to
him for any point on the Pennsylvania Canals,
or will re- ship any ireiehts intended for Bal
tmore, Philadelphia or elsewhere.
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent Baltimore.
II. ALIEN. TAYLOR, ACT II. de Grace.
JACOB TONE, Port Deposit.
UTThe Steamboat LANCASTER, Capt.
Tomlins"n, being in complete order, can be
chartered at any time.
n. B.-GRAlN purchased at the highest
market price at the Warehouse of j. Tome
n Co., Port Deposit who also keep for
s,!c, Gnano Plaster; Fish Salt Croas,lalc
4 Mitchell's, Allen 4 Needles and De Burg S
Phosphates, and New York Bone Dust.
April II, lS5S.--tf.
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COnStable's Sale.

pY virtue Of writ of Ficri Facias issued
- by Anthony Wharton, Esq, IA the JUS
tees Of the Peace Of tie State of Maryland
in and for Cecil county. at the suit OF George
Benz use of John Mauldn, against the
goods and chatels, lands and tcncmcnts OF
Margaret Wroth, Caleb Fcazcy. and John
Astle, and to me directed, have seized and
taken in execution all the right, title, claim,
interest and estate, at law and in equity.
of the said Margaret Wroth, in and to I'll that
Tract or Parcel Of Land wherein she now
rcsidcs, lying near Bacon Hill, Cecil county
on the Public Road leading from Elkton to
North East, containing
al Acres, More Or Less;
and hereby give notice that on
Tuesday, the Eth dag Of august, 1858,
at the hotel Of Mrs. Lum, in the village of
North East, between the hours Of and 4
O'Clock, Oh said day, will sell the said
property, by Public Auction, to the highest
bidder for cash to satisfy said writ.
IIASSON LYNCH.
July "a, l85S-ts. IS3.15l Constable.
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CouRT-The July tenn of the Circuit
Court for this county was of short duration
Judge Price arrived here at ! O'Clock on
Wednesday and left at 10 O'Clock the next
day. The motion for new ilial in the case
of Cricton VS. Wilmer was argued by Archer
for Crchton and Crrswcll for Wilmer, and
the motion prevailed. That WAS all the
public business transacted.
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HORSE SToLEN.-A horse, saddle and
bride, was stolen a week ago, from Mr. James
Russell near North East.
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ourselves in more comfortable nearness TO the
North pole, without changing our latitude

ourselves in more comfortable nearness to the
North pole, without changing our latitude.
The busy season for lumber has
passed and but few RATS are unsold. The
trade this year has been small compared with
the two last past. Last year the reduction in
price partly accustomed a falling off in stock,
and as there is but small supply Of logs at
the mills in the lumber region the supply
next year will be still more limited. 1t is
believed that prices will not rccede further,
but steadily advance. There is still some
freighting but rates very low.
The bridge over the run, where
the Battle Swamp road enters the town has
been relad, and can now be safely crossed;
another bridge Of one span thrown across the
only lake (that during every rain submcrgcs
the sidewalk opposite Mr. r. Sicphcnson's)
which the village boasts o. would greatly
expediatc Cecil Bank business, on 4 rainy
ladies and prevention Of :. curses not loud
but dccp," (knce-deep somctimes,) by the
gents.
Three follows, drunk, on We'd
ncsday, had their courage at the noisy poin,
and terribly in want of clubbing. Ono
whlcacting as peace llcr between the Others
turned somerscts almost equal to the IIavrc
de Grace Major. After great swearing anG
awful gestures one 8. went below rs tn,
steamboat men say. to fire up" probabl,
the sulphurc acid in the whiskcy had catcl
though his boiler, requiring large repairs al
he failed to - come to time. -
There is scarcely any talk of the
Saturday excursion to Annapolis. IT Is re
polt d that II young gentleman said: d" If ]
go III take bottle in my pocket" TIL,
9th will tell the number.
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MAGISTRATES, BLANKS.

WYE have printed and for sale at The
w Cecil Wing Office variety of Blanks
for Justices of the Peace. Among them the
following. prepared by the States Attorney.
and hence correct:
-" Rccognieonte for D.tcndam in JaH."
Rcco3n':ame for Defendant wiM .Sccmity''
Rcco3ni,dnce for u nncSs wi'hom Sccp,1iy"
Recoani-a"ee wih Security for The APPEAR
aacc ola H'H"cSs 10 testify against an OBcndcr'
Executions aad SunmouSes Also,
COHSTABAE'S BLANKS,
for advertisements Of sales of Persona
Property. These blanks are prepared with
care, and are sold al cheap rates. If.
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TIE TELEGRApWC CABLE.-The failure
of the Geographic cable fleet to peri ct then
work is a matter of general regret, though
the repeated breaks OH board the .Agamcmron
even during the eXpcl mental trip, is regarded
as conclusive that with two such SCI. going
vessels as The Niagara the feat can be accom-
rEshcd.
The steamer Niagara and her tender, til,
Gordon, arrived Mt Queenstown on the 9Th o.
July, with news that the cable Lad parted or
board the Agamcmnon OH the Doth of June
when about one thousand miles from Ireland
they had one hundred and forty.two miles
Niagara, when the signal from The Agamem.
non ceased and from the electrician $ test it
became evident that the cable must hay,
parted.
After communication ceased the Niagara
was allowed to swing to the cable, aud an
additional strain Of four tons way applied tc
the breaks, and although blowing flesh tn,
cable held her for All hour, when a sudden
pitch of the sea snapped the cable and tn,
Niagara bore away for Queenstown.
Should no tidirgs be received of the Aga.
memnon the Niagara will, after she finishes
coaIlllS, IIOCeCu again 10 ma OccaO, having
still thirteen hundred miles If cable on board
it being coniccturcd that the Agamcmnon
had not delivered The arranged quantity Of
coil at the time of the failure. aud was sill
awaiting the arrival of the Niagara fol
another Trial. The Niagara arrived at Queens
town on tic 9Th and the Agamcunon had
not arrived on the 1th.
There was universal regret expressed on tn,
Liverpool Exchange, and shares in the COM
pany had fallen.
The accident is plainly attributable to bad
weather, which prevailed about the time fixed
for making the splice. Indeed. during the
latter part of last week the opinion was very
gene, ally expressed that such result might
lie anticipated. Though there has been
another failure hopes arc still high that
success must be ultimately attained.
There is at present, even with the large
loss, such surplusagc of cable.as will
warrant TIE renewal Of the expedition without
any further delay than that involved in
getting suflicicn: supply of coal. Indeed.
it is believed that false calculation made
in respect to this supply at the beginning
is due in great measure the return of the
Niagara and Gorgon, as the original arrange.
ments were that even should break occur
when 500 miles were laid, the vessels should
come together again for new splice The
Niagara will start again as SION rs she has
finished coaling
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The Steamer Port Deposit.

CAPTAIN d. W IITE,
a Rv. will leave Port Deposit at
H::..y :-7I: 9.45 Il. H., and II p. M,
sss1-asz-esfs7zx< connecting with the cars
at IIavre lie Grace.
Leave Havre de Grace at II a. M, $40
and 7.l5 p. m. DAVID WHITE.
June 26, 1858
SCOWS FOR SALE.
nAFlD WHITE has 9 SCOWS he offers
H. at Private Sale. The small one carries
~ cords Of wood, the large one rs cords
He will sell low, as he has no use for them.
June rs. DAVID WHITE.
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FOR SALE.

~ A valuable work HORSE -7se;-y-4--s
traJN<6 years old. wcll-br"kc, 50, \
a-!-LA. sound and gentle. one L.
Yoke Oxen, large sizc one fresh Cow. will
her Calf weeks old. JOHN CARSON.
Rock Run, Port Deposit.
July u, 1S5S--2w.
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Correspondence of The Cecil Wing

RowLANDsvlI.LE July 20, IS.
The work at the Conowingo bridge is pro-
crossing steadily, but not very rapidly, as
there has been some delay in getting materials
and erecting dcricks, cranes, &c. 1t is cx.
pectcd that much stronger force will be
employed soon. Already the once dlapidat.
cd town of Conowingo begins to feel the bcne-
fetal fleets Of the renewal of their bridge
one Hotel has commenced operations ard
there is fair prospect for i,ro others Of small
Ter dimensions. the chief business of which
viii he to supply the workmcn with cholera
medicine. There is some talk Of one or more
stores being started there also
The Wheat in this nc,ghb)rhood, Just
harvested VIII not average more than half Il
crop, while in some cases not onr-iourth Will
be realized. The prospect for corn never
was better the crop Of oats is a fair one, but
it is feared potatoes will Prove failure on
account Of the dry weather for four success.
sive weeks.
| would advise all road mand,rs to examine
the public road from Rowlandsvile to Port
Deposit, and profit by the example there sci
in road mending. 1t never was in such con.
dilion since it was a road. =.
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THRESNING MACHINES

AND GRAIN FANS.
TNliE undersigned ale Agents for the sale
l. Of +. Potts Y Cos superior Double and
Single
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Cmal lfoirs.
SPANISH ,IoNEY.-The business men

SPANISH ,IoNEY.-The business men
of Elkton haveentered into an agreement to
receive Spanish and Mexican quarters, lcvys'
and fps during next week, ut their nominal
value but after the Isl day OF August they
will only take them at the following rates -
quarters for 20 cents, leyys for 10 cents, fps
for cents. Our country neighhors viii
please, therefore, take notice Of the fact.
NEW WHsAT.-A considerable guam
tity of new wheat has been sold at the &c. o.,
in this town for about S1.0o. The first lot
sold was 155 bushels, sent in on the 18Th inst,
by Mr.. Andrew MrIntirc, and bought by
Mr.. David Scott at 81 90 per bushcl
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EtRNACES.-Cha Charcoal and Stone Coal Fur
y nnces. for sale at Eikton Stove llrusc. by
July 81 ALDRIDGE & co.
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N1ASL!N KETTLES for prc.crving purposes
~ For sale ut the lin and Stove store of
July n. ALDRlDGE & CO.
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THE SLAVERY QUESTION IN KENT COUNTY.
We print on our first page the proceedings
of a meeting Of pro slavery citizens Of Kent
at Chestertown. IT will demand the attcii-
ton Of our readers. Since the publication of
these proceedings the Baltimore American
had letter from Mr.. Bowers, of which it
says:
His detail Of the proceedings on the night
in question does not materially differ from
thai which We copied from the Kent News
He however utterly denies any completely
with runaway slaves, and says:
The cause of this outrage was said to be
the alleged participation Of Mr. Bowers in the
intended escape of three negroes from Mr..
Samuel Baker and his son, with which how
ever, Mr.. Bowers WAS in no way concerned.
One of these negroes has been in the habit Of
running away ever since he was brought to
this county. 1t seems that their plan Of cs-
cape beng discovered, they were thrown into
Jail, ard were induced by threats and story
duplicating Mr.. Bowers in a knowledge OF
their scheme saying, that they went to him
to get him to take them away, and he told
them he could not do it, hut somebody else
would all Of which was utterly false and
without foundation, as far as Mr.. Bowers is
concerned
Implications thus extortcd from slaves in
prison. (wlo under no circumstances, arc
allowed in this State to give evidence against
white man, arc tortured into grave charges,
which excite the imagination and as the ru-
NOR spreads, are heightened 10y exaggcra:ion,
and are deemed sufficient cause for so great
an outrage upon law abiding and unofending
citizens.
Mr.. Bowers also reviews the speeches made
by Judge Chambers. Senator Pearce and Hon
j. B. RIcand, at the meeting held at Chester.
town on Friday last, charging them with
making various accusations and misreprescn.
tations that are altogether unfound,d. liz
denies that he ever admitted to any one that
he had assisted slaves to escape, or that he had
ever said or thought that slaves were entitled
to all the privileges enjoyed by the citizen,
Of the county, and concludes by saying:-
:" 1t is in full conviction Of my innocence
that protest against the dangerous GROUND
of negro slave evidence, under promises and
threats, being received. My opinions on thu
subject arc such as are acknowledged by tho
Society of Friends and many slave owncrs."
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WATER rnOLERS.-A beautiful article. -
w Call and get one. For sale ut the Tin and
stove store of AlpRlDGE & co.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE or GEoRGli'
ATT Augusta.

8# AT .AUdU9TAs
TIVE TwENTY-sEvENTH ANN uAL
]. COURSE OF LECTURES y tbs s,, 1nsl J.
tuition, will commence on the FIRST MOSOAi
in November next.
" FACULTY.
Emeritus Professor Of Anatomy, g. IA. Newson'
NJ. d.; Anatomy, H, F. Campbell, "A. y. Tur-
gerry, L. A. Dugas, NJ. D.; Materia Medica' Inc
rrapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence, !, &; uar-
vim, M. D.; Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women
and Infants, J. A. Eve, M D.; Physiology ana
Pathological Anatomy, H. v. M. Miller, NJ. y. !
Professor Of Medical Chemistry, Joseph Jones'
A. M, MD; Institutes and Practice OF Meal-
cine, L. d. Ford, M. D.; Demonstrators OF Ana ma
tony, Robert Campbell, M. D.; Assistant re l1s.
monstrator, S. B. Simmons, N. p; ProsecuI M
Of the Professor Of Surgery, n. w. D. Ford M
b.. Curator Of Museum, r. P. cleveland. :, !
Clinical Lectures will be delivered regularly q
the City Hospital, and at Jackson street HOSP
tai Ample opportunities will BE- afforded tor Tn
study of Practical Anatomy.
Fees for the Entire Course. ........ $iVo,o,
Naturalization Ticket Ito be taken once. ...o'o'
For further particulars, apply 70
/. P. GARvIN, Dean.
Augusta, Ga, Aug Il, 80.
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gmily obstacle to bis success.
I way, we learn that the re-
(ptain grew quite cbiyalrous on
[his departure from Savannah q, .
ked on board the steamer ina that
A simply a pastime with him. |,
rentleman desired to BE- amused
4 he was always ready to ac-
n him after breakfast hours as
at leisure the remainder MAJ, q J
III would lie over till the
,er to oblige a belligerent,-
1 half way, or, rather than oe
\ if, 20 the whole distance him
ri,v the Zouave is a trump
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rvNGEsNIIAIl.


,-ou the Oath August, 1858, at the
kJB. 4. WHEELER, Esq, BY the hev.
MILLER, Miss BETTE WHEELEn' 70
fcQulsToN, Esq, both Of okoiona'
Ileasaut duty thus to chronicle the union
ppy, congenial spirits; yet such events
Eibly to mind the loneliness OF our ow"
ambition. The happy couple have oul
s.,est wishes that their bark may roe
"a The turbid waves Of life--that the
W. their prosperity may never %
~ the sombre clouds Of misfortune
thejr tread Of bliss may be like moonllgh
over A lake Of silvery water.
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! r. CASON q CO.,

TTAvING purchased the large and commo st
ri Brick Livery Stable, on Locust street.
neor tbe Artesian Well and Commercial House,
in ABERDEEN, Mississippi, formerly owned
hy W. II. Walton, and having thoroughly repair
81 tbe same for an extensive business, are now
prepared to carry it on in its various depart
Horses bought and sold on commission. gar,
riares, Buggy and Saddle Horses for hire' al all
hours, of the best quality. :. -. ...,n4;o,
Mr. ]. T. Cason will give bis entire attention 20,
To the business, and asks public patronage IRON
%;s ola Tennessee and Kentucky friends and the
public generally. A.
May -, 50. %
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Messrs. Meacham & Sanders.

Pr nav prepared to take Photographs OF
a avery description, finished in INDIA INK
or CoI .ORS. and as neatly executed as they can
he gotten M in any of the Northern cities: also,
pbetogranhs on oil Canvass, finished in Oil Col
ors, Of any dimension, from the smallest cabinet
70 life sze-likeness warranted BY this process
but ONE sitting is required after the Photograph
They have placed their prices for Photographs
an Manor below the established Northern rates.
*.#Ambrotvpes and Daguerreotypes taken IN
the best style Of the art. Old pictures Of any de-
scrjption copied and enlarged to any size, on pa
per or canvass, and likenesses warranted.
*.ARooms upstairs, four doors west OF the
Masonic Hall, Aberdeen, Miss.
April 8, 1858. 29-.u
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OKOLONA, MISS,

rTHANKFUL for their increase oil palrohage,
would fnform the citizens of okolona ano
vicinity, that they receiving constantly aul
dions to their stock, and their supp''es wa"
always be equal 10 the demana having iacih'
,iss UNSURPASSED If equaed for furnishing
everything of he best qualities and on tle mos'
liberal terms-lhey are confident that satisfaction
can be given, and would invite ail--rlah'e'S
Physicians, a.id families to the above iaets'
The articles are TOO numerous 10 ,a''e ".
s,fire il 10 saw tina, we keep everything that is
usualWkept in Drug Stores oil Tie oo'''' 'oA
sising of
Pure Drugs and Medicines
auts, Oils, Dye Stuif';
| Window Glass, Putty;
Paint and other Brushes ;
| Cigars. Tobacco and Snuff; ::
Patient Medicines forali ordinary diseases
| Oct 81. u"