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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-15
NEW MUSIC STORE.

.Nsigs G. ID. E3H1NSoA & BRO, Whole r-vyr-1
- st sale and Retail Dealers II Piano Forlss.
eTE e.. A. Princes Meiodeons, Buffalo, n Yf III III IL ri
=Ss Church and Paror Organs, Guitars. Vo-u J y u
nceos, AccordeeEs, Flutes Flagolsts, Flies Drums Tsuuo
rnes, Banios, and every t the musical merchants line
srr select catalogue Of Sheet Music si Iloo 5 Ia
stracors kinds Orders from the coUEy will meet win
prompt asteatiou Pianos tuned, Accoreons and AN . ut
nlenrepaired No 90 Union Street, lst deor from College
spt23
ROvNENGss CITY BRASS BAND,
FEyEEES Band is ully organized, with twelve In So.
-struments. and its members hatter themselves 81
thai they are prepared to furnish good Music as
in State. They respectfully call the attention
Of Mas9ns Odd Fellows, and other societies. as we As pyste
gentlemen their facilities for furnishing Music for Professions
Celebrations, Their terms shall be moderate. Address,
J. ?. BARIHELL, Sees, or
r. P. CHAMP.
2. S.-PRo7. BOENING's QUADRILLE BAND Is prsnsrrd
to make Music for Balls Parties &C on veey
reasonable terms. Address as above jau22-dly.
E7REAE0SsssFs have received fourteen more. 81
New Piano FoTt6s, from those unTivale5
Clakers. Lzht. Newton & Bradbury, and Hares1 III III H N
Bro s. which stock very large and desira
able We would pleased have these Instruments examined
by ALL whether they desire purchase Every Piano
sold by US shall warranted to satisfaction every respect
dbl0 v. s B. FREEMAN.
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GENERAL COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
no. 81, NATCHEZ
NE " e l. L. A n s.
feb6-eodly
z HAVE ON HAND 2gO,OOO BUSHELS OF
RR0KFE STONE for Matchmaking, will sell great
" H. JOHNSON,
tao7 saep enitgntary.
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TRUNKS AND yALISEs

TRUNKS AND yAEISESs
z AIDES extra size Sole Leather Trunks; ----~,
q 4 Travelling IruuAsi t--g.s
Gents 6le sole leather Trunks --f Z Be
DO Hu Valisss; esas-1z---l-a
DO E0s-Uth Trunks;
Forelebv BRADSHAW & RUTLAND.
- n. 80. Ini-n tr.e-.
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ksss s.ssE-zs..4-zaisE
RTONICE.The annual election Of Fifteen Directors by the
Stockholders Of the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad Com
pany will place 30 day Of August next, at franklin
jy3 eOdtaugl r. II. BRADLEY, Secretary
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HENDERSON BROTHERS,
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS,

IS, DeadeFlcA 9tFost'
WNTE have on hand and for SALE Lea4 49, $500, ~
draut. Wrought Iron Pipes for Ca - 60. 49, = =
inca up inch. also fnss 80 r5-- ert ~ e-s-1
70 SUIT, ~ sending dIaEi1sa ,4rt Goal e,fi,-
W We @sAl sep-Z3-dtw5E-2u
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retiring from the business desire to tender ny thanks to
my patrons and friends their long and sl
patronage and would recommend my rs HUGH
McCREA Co. gentlemen in every respect worthy Of conf
dence Il. B. NORRIS.
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TIN PLATE, &c.

Don BOXES lc IONA Tin, lest brand.
SCU $50 uOxes TX lOXl4 Tin, best brand.
900 10 lc t4xs0 do do do
~ do TX do DO do do
~ pigs Banca Tin.
Opgs Lead, Just received and for sale low hy
" "a enN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-15

- ,,,Ifie Aerald, published By siessrs Pope 4 IorF
- = columbia Tsnnessee, IS Erst rate adEsri-sn8 le
-, ~ s5vsrssments will be inserted promptly ana % ~
sonsblstenA -, u-ss
- ,-it Il he Ult0n and Alasrean ofes 20 ne As1'A
iii be attended punsEualyi addrras s1s .
oagls-ssHsEE kaF@ = As''7--A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-28
Interesting from Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec 20, 1s5s
The steamer Tennessee arrived here 20 day bringing
Vera Cruz dates I'D nst The news Is On iccisive
The ProTeso speaks IN high terms OF President
Buchanan message and thinks the position Il takes with
regard 10 Mexico viii induce the European Powers 70
ccdc from their present attitude II also anticipates that
the liberals will reap advantages from the
sumed At Washington and consequently that there will be
necessity for establishing military posts IN ChhnA
hua and Sonora, suggested in tho message.
Zuloaga was s In Mexico, but prepared FOR flight
at moments warning. General Marquee bad been Do.
feaied near GuadalsJara by Dcgclsdo The Archbishop
had refused 10 advance any money the Zaoaga
faction new government, under tho form Of
viratc, had been proposed at the capital.
feet consisting Of I've French and three Spanish war
vessels lying at Sacricos The United States so1p.
Of SARATOGA also there Another American socy-
ofwG OF Vera Cruz II is stated That one hue.
dred and twenty Eve thousand dollars silver had boon
found in the vault Of Mr. Forsyhs house near se city of
Mexico.
was rumorcd that zuoaea had offered 10 place Mexico
under English protection and that Mr. wofre had gone
to England 10 arrange matters.
Echesgaray had defeated Csmano the hacienda a. san
Mlehsias.
Spanish brig of-war was at Tampioo.
General Alabrse defeated the Zuosga forces bcfcve
Pucba.
bottle found a, sea on Coatzacoacos enclosing
written statement that the Spanish ffigate Gaadagupc
was lost of Iobos Island while preparing 70 attack Vera
Cruz.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-28

The Rsy< Work Decentralization FOR Europe.
The Cuuafd mail steamship Arabia Capt Stone, will
cave Boston, on Wednesday, for Liverpool.
The European mails viii coso in this city this AZ
,ernocn al quarter TO O'Clock 60 by railroad, and
three O'Clock 10 30 by Steamboat
The European edition o. the HERALD, printed Ia French
md English, viii be Published a, ten O'Clock ID the
sorring. Single COPIES, In wrappers SIX cents
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition of the
NV YoRK HKuD viii be received Al the following place.
in Europe
LONDON -. =. Sampson low, Son & Co.. al Iudeais Hil
Lausing, Starr \ TO, "a k~r W'ii,an street
FAIRS. Lansing, Baldwin Co. rlaGe de la onre
TT,KzpooL. Lansing starr X Co No. Chapel street.
X. Stuart. 10 Exchange street, East.
aavRN. Lansing, Raldwa l. o., q Rue Cornellls.
EAspURG. lie Chspeaupge Co
The Of the European edition Of the HERALD wil
eoubae received By mai and telegraph the
office during The previous and up tho hour OF
modification.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-28

Mons INDICTMENTS AGAINST Cry OFFICIALS
We understand that the Grand Jury which was
dismissed on Saturday last, before concluding
their labors, indicted several officials and late
officials in the Street Department and Bureau OF
Assessments-th same parties who had been
before informally and unsuccessinly indicted on
charges Of fraud committed in the performance OF
their public duties. There is no doubt that
plenty of grounds exist to find indictments
against these individuals, and there is as little
doubt that foundation can be had for indictments
against the majority Of the Common Council and
Corporation officials for the past five or six years,
in which period some fifteen millions Of the
public money have been stolen; and if all the
facts necessary to produce a conviction could be
presented in these cases, it would be good thing
to press them on. But it is extremely difficult
to do this for the evil doors were cunning enough
to hedge themselves in with all kinds of precau-
tions, SO as to render positive proof OF guilt al
most impossible. Therefore, in this instance,
as in the former one, we may expect that
the indictments will have to be quashed The
fact is that indictments can be SO easily defeated
nowadays that they avail nothing as proven
tive of public plumber. There is but one
remedy-the election of honest men to Office
and that remedy the voters Of this city seem de-
termined not to adopt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-28
Our Washington Correspondence.

WASHINGTON, Dec. %, 1853.
N7c Tori Poiitis-The Democratic Organ om of Tsre--
Bendeu, !zeadran, Horney and ne Pusic Prin,ins--
N1g Fashion, Dc
paper publshcd in your city, called the Daily Ne,cs
(Which, by the way, may state IS seldom f ever seen
IN washingtcn), has enjoyed considerable government
patronage Tor the last year given by Collector Schc
and other government officials at New York. who have
heretofore sympathsed with the outside organization
AT Mozart Hall. Nr. Buchanan, in order that the demo-
cracy may become harmonzed, has sgnaed bis nten
ton Of having this patronage Withdrawn from said paper
account Of lie anti 1smmany procnves The sheriff
elect, John Kelly and Mr. Clancy, County Clerk elect
have agreed TO operate with the President IN this
matter, ard they properly and legally in.
vested with power in the departments which they we're
each elected The patronage Of these two local departments
will BE- no longer enjoyed by the above named journal
Mr. wiet the prcsep, Sheriff and Hr Connolly the Pre-
sent incumbent Of the County Clerks Office have fed the
Mars long enough so say the Tammany braves.
John forney, formerly chief in kilchen cabinet
OF Poor Pierce, came very getting very Eat Job
about week The facts relative thereto OF int
rest, and yet have not been published because the
matter has been kept quite a secret steadman
the nominal printer for the House, was tickled IN
the back and pressed by several members o Congress of
both the Dupgas and republican school 10 make Wendell
the aotua printer, PONY up 10 the Of extra ten
thousand dollars Steadman opened his al the 9ug
ges,cn, ard rushing out OF hs hotel made visit TO Wen
dell Demanding Of THAI parsonage ten thousand dollars
for the further OF his name weudcu became In 20
nant, and refused. Steadman told Mr. Wendell that on
the oowg day he would resign printer for The House.
AMI eft Nez' day Wendell called upon Seadman stating
that NJ had reoonsdered the matter thai (iea
mani would wat until the following day he would com.
promise. Stcadman accepted the proposition rnis gave
time ~ Wendell ~ the House for the purpose Of
could Ne cheated and finding that he could not he paid
steadman bis pr.oe. During this difficulty forney was
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-28
News from California.

ST. LOTS, Dec. 20, 1858.
The twenty.sccond Overland Mail, with san Francesca
dates 20 The 18th uIt arrived last night, bringing
through passenger, aud several from way stiiions.
Six companies Of the Sixth infantry, under Col. HcG
man. have been assigned service in the Mohavc
try; two companies with the rcgmental headquarters,
Lieut. Col Andrews commanding at Los Preside, and
company each 10 Humboldt Bay and san Diego.
The san Francisco Herald reports the SECURE of shs
steamer Hermann by the United States Marshall claims
against her By New York parties.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-28

~. L0rIs, Dec. n, 1858.
The jefferson City Examiner learns from reliable
source Fort Scott Kansas the night Of the 18th
inst attacked by Capt Montgomery Mt the head Of
two hundred men, aud the town taken When tue Era
miners informant escaped Ave six persons had been
killed by them The object Of the attack, il pre-
sumcd, 80 release q Capt. Mon,gomery's men,
who was confined there under indictment for murder.
II was feared the town would he entirely destroyed.
despatch from Kansas City says that The Harrison
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-28

HARD TINES IN WAsnNGroN.--From all the
accounts we gather from the journals, the cor
respondents and private sources, II seems that
the Capital as far as society Is concerned, is as
dreary as Goldsmiths Deserted Village" There
are none Of the lights of the fashionable world
illuminating the atmosphere-no parties, few
dinners, and very little social festivity Of any
kind. The hotels and taverns are almost empty,
and the sbopkccpers can only suck their thumbs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-28

corsoling themselves NTH The souvenirs Of the
victims OF brighter tines, and hoping for future
plumber Tie lobby is il great distress Con-
gress Las got an attack OF economy, and con
tracts iastcsls Of expanding. The poor fellows
Of the third house arc hanging about the CAPT
tol hoping to scyape together few dollars with
which 10 pa, their tavern scores, and then sneak
of To their homes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-28

government Of her OWN strong enoA,gh to cope
with the obstacles it is called to surnount.
The aayices 10y telegraph from New Orleans,
which were received by the steamer Tennessee,
show that the constitutional government at Vera
Cruz appreciates the taking Of such position by
our government, and that it finds both coasola-
tion and hope in that Interpretation of the Pre-
sident's message. 1t thinks that that able docu-
ment will induce the European Powers to recede
from their threatening attitude, and enable
it to reorganise the republic. II we
may credit the reports from New Orleans
which, however, experience has shown we must
take with some allowance the church party ey-
bibits increasing signs Of weakness The consti-
tutonalists in the northwest had again defeated
the Zuloaga troops under Marquee; the clergy
were not disposed to advance more money, and
there was proposition to establish a triumvi
rate government The French and Spanish
fleets continued at Sacrifcios; but it ia not
stated that any attempt had been made to favor
the church party by enforcing demands upon the
constitutional government in Vera Cruz. On
the whole, we think that the game of Mexico
must be played while longer by the Mexicans
themselves, and that the time has not yet come
for our government to endeavour to settle it
either with Mexican railroad projects or Mexican
protectoratcs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-28
Tuz GENERAL SxwsPAHKR nrspArcu.

WASHINGTON, Dec. q, 1888
Judge Samuel Black will there Is little II any doubt
be appointed Governor of Nebraska and the vacancy
the bench in that Territory thus created be filled By
gentleman a. Georgia.
While the opponents OF the Old Soldiers Pension bill
estimate that from eleven to twelve millions viii be
qrred 10 carry effect, its friends say, from the
calculations, the will only be three
millions p,s There Is, however, prospec, OF
the bal becoming law.
General Walker Is believed 10 be Ia the vicinay Of No
bile.
General Ilesningsen is siill in Washington.
Among the recent combinations by the Senate were
Alexander Wilson, be District Attorney for Utah Terri
tory and Alfred lay, District Attorney for the Southern
Dstrc, Of Missouri
letter has been received the Indian Bureau from
the Commissioners engaged in surveying the Indian boun
Diary lines, which says that they are under the
protection of Major Van Dorm, who recently
inflicted the fcvercst chastkemcnt upon the Ca
his vigilance and that Of the officers accompanying his
command the frontier Of Western Texas not likely TO
be moestcd again for long time by these msrauders
who have disappeared and nothing been seen Of them
since the nght at whiehi,a village.
Southern papers received here contain accounts Of an
enthusiastic meeting held At Columbus Miss consider
tho subject of rendering material aid 70 General Walker
IN carrying out his southern emigration scheme in Mica
ragua. Several other similar meetings are also an
nounced II is said the sympathy Of Mississippi fully
awakened IN favor Of Gen. W. and his plans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-28
THE LATEST NEWS.
INTERESTING FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Our Special Washington Despatch.


THE WABASH on THE SYRIAN coAsT-EFFoRrs TO
BRING THE JAFFA CRIMINALS TO JUsTIcE-THE
ANOMALOUS POSITION OF MINISTER FORSYTH ETC.
WASHINGTON, Dec. n, 1858.
Dispatches were received at the Navy Department to-
day from Commodore Lavaette, Of the Wabash, dated
Beyrout Nov q II will be remembered the Commodore
by the government to redress the outrages com
i,tcd American citizens near Jaa On arrival there
be had long interview with the Pacha Four Of the out
laws are in prison. and the fifth, whom it is alleged the
guilty party, is yet at large. The Commodore infor med
the Pacha tina, speedy be had with reference
10 them The Pacha replied would be contrary to usage
il not to tho laws Of Turkey, proceed to conviction or
punishment of the four until the fifth had been appre-
hcndcd but he manifested disposition to do all he could
The next day the Pacha convened the Council, and
against the prisoners, which the Pacha
said would be laid before the Sultan at Constantinope.
The Commodore transmitted all the papers to our Minis
ter at thinks there will be little or
delay in obtaining justice.
The Wabash greatly admired wherever she went.
She viii cruise along the coast Of Syria, Palestine and
Egypt.
The Macedonia was at Smyrna bu, the Commodore had
ordered her the COST there to remain until her stores
we're exhausted.
Gen. Houston leaves 10 morrow for New York, where
he will spend the remainder OF the week
The position OF Mr. Forsyth, late Minister Mexico
at prcsen, Minister the may be, ID anomalous
one. II quito evident the administration does not
require the services Of this gentleman any longer In
Mexico Besides he closed his legation. thereby virtually
ceasng TO be Minister yet he prctcnds or his friends
pretend for him. that be has not given up his functions
ana s,i Minister Mexico, drawing pay though now
a, home in The United States and chance Of returning
why do Ministers like Forsyth and others compromise the
dignity Of their character by hanging to positions
when shey longer needed useful and especially
when they are in way OF uscfuinesss
The statement the newspapers tina, the administration
had received information Of more Glbas'orng expeditions
being fitted the South not true. NO such infor-
nation has been received.
Lieut. Mygatt Of the Navy, lately ordered to the *.
LOUIS has resigned his commission.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-28
MAILS FOR ROPE.

New York Tuesday, December %, 1858.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-17

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Orleans, City Of New Orleans
Reramemhered this 18th March, 1855 before the
subscriber the Pence in and the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. r
Secretary the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Of
New rlesns who being duly according to law. do de
uose say the above and and
correct transcript from the books Of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS PTesiden
H. z. JAEVIEB, Secretary.
SToruEo subscribed before this 10th dgI of March,
A. b. 1858. @. N. BRADFORD,
Second Of the Peace for the Parish CT Orleans.
The Board have resolved pay interest OF six
per cent outstanding certificates Of profits,
after the second Monday in May next and to redeem on
and after the scrip OF the 1856 reervng
nrder the provisions Of their charter cash capital of five
hundred Thousand dollars and they have further declared
4 gcr:p dividend Of FORTYTWO PER CENT. the net
earned premiums Of the year ending February D. 1855 for
which certificates will be issued and after the first day Of
JuLe, 1883. CHARh5S BRiGl5s t,res. cent
A. GARRlERE, Vice President.
u p ANEIRR sncretarp.
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Fihbard's VITA Cherry
Richardson's Sherry Wtns,
Eutching's Vegetable EsperEtb
Guulev'S Vegetable, Colezial
Hootlaudis German, OzygazSsa3
COSMETICS.
Cologne Wafer, Bay WAttG.
F!ori1a Water Naeu Fun
Jone's Lilly H15tgss
SOAPS AND GEEA AIss
LOWS Brown Windsor,
Jona's ChemicAi,
RacWay's NetiicHted, Caster.
Almond, Toilet ana ERmEiy,
Shaving Cresr 8 ana Cca pEEdB
Of Sill descriptions.
PILLS.
! Fright's Indian Vegetable.
IMotiat'k Life. BrnndrBIh q
lMorrIEon'st Les's, New Lou2zn.
PARIS, ~appingson's, Champ
TOMS,
iGBefenherg, James sAnastps
iJsyne's Ague, Wineyig Ca1ait
Tils.
lBib1grd's Anti-bllioGB, PFBsg' a.
! Spencer 5 Vegetable, Cooks,
Ce1ptT's, ChveI'F Eheun stle
AuderSouis, AiiehasiE'a HnaifE.
Fisteris Gentle PnrBafirg,
Allthasis AgEe, Eohper
Ghickaer's SugEr.ccatesi.
'GiibeTt's Anti-bili5us. Bsth.
wiih'B,
Lady's Blood, In "a {81y'E PtiE.
.Scott's Vegetable. 5nss9a'a,
Railways Regulators.
.Roseis Railroad, Essiy'sEsuBiaA.
Louden's Indian sSln4tiTs,
LoudEu'5 Ague, E53lloWAT1a.
Hglsted's Auli-Dysp eFtis,
Gnrdon's. MeLanHfs LiEsE-5
HAIR DIEs@
Fhalon's Maggie, BHIckalaTB,
Gilmau's Instantaneous,
Billiards., jules Hanei'B-
Jayna's American. hast TEdta
MISCELLANEOUS,
Dr.. Norseis InvisprBsiEg Ess
dial.
'Thorn's Extract,
TRrrGEt's kperitni,
.Tarrant's Elixir of RhBES9s,
Garteris Spanish MiztHEs,
Mothers Relief,
.ICo.hgChe Drops.
Lyons Magnetic PoWdSTiE
Mrs. kiGner' s Eorttial,
Thonpsanls Eye II Btaa,
Watts Nervous Anti,
Billings Astringent,
! HyEttis Life Raissf-
IMcairnn Elixir Of OBiHRs
EadEay g Ready Eeltz5-
RaAERyig ResbfrEtls.
Iparranf's Indelible Iu&5
DIR. Fftch's Hgdy Braces,
iDr. Fitch's Shoulder 8rAss8S
/ Or. Eitcl's IBAnliGY TrbsR,
.Dr. Knsets Preparations,
WiEerls ATcannIn Extract.
Teneur'a Specific,
Mar sball's G4tholicnn,
nr. Fitchis Preparations,
AorGs's GUt1pound SYTEP 81
yellow Dock,
Perry Davis's Pain Killer,
s. owns Essence Of GipEsr.
Morttmore's Rheumatic Ben
VI o,.ti No. Ilt,r,;;aI }ss,-ar.
~ s. -; = ~ y WA As4
IN Hfar1lts ,,fzeiii,,
iTILar ~ pa a-i5Stgarv
Sts ts,ls' Stnei' fI,Jn-
80 f H. ~ 80
l;t,-9,,.trz,is Eais5,, -
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General Depot Special Ager
street, New Orleans, La.
VERMIFUGES.
WiDer's Canadian,
swRin'B,
Perry's Dead Shot,
r Jsyne'a Tonic,
Kerl's, Il
B. A. FBhnestock's,
McLsau'g.
BALSAM and COUGH REM
EDTES.
WiElar's B8lsgBl Of WildCEsIFy
HastinE's Martha,
Ehernan's Balsan,
BuchRn's Hungarian,
Davis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Seheuck 9 Pulmoric Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Barthol0uIeW'B ExpeGioTaut,
Halls BalsaCl,
Swaym's Syrup Of n ildCherry
Ayer's Cherry PCctcrai.
TSylor's BalsaIn Livsrvort,
Jayne'8 ExpecIOrHnt,
Wiuer s Elecampaine,
Rcgers' LiysTwlri and Tar,
Mrs. Efardiner's Livsrwurt,
staiier'S Cherry Expsetcrani,
fIondoB Indian do.
DR.. Roses de-,
Mclean ssTt ngtkeu ng9ordihl
sARSAPAh ILLAs.
Dr.. John Bu,l's,
8. p. Towlsend'l,
Sanis's, =...#..
Old Jacob Townsend
0arpeutsris,
WFncuop's,
~ Shakers,
GrReifeuberEiB
BriEtoHs.
Guysots'H yellow Dock.
PLSSTERS.
Wells Strengthening,
Ewen's Strengthening,
jaw David's or Hebrew,
BRieaEis,
KnEpp'E Indian,
ElcccE'F Porous,
GTifith's j hesiye.
Eofloway's ATnice,
LTNIMEETS,
MCLean'5YolCauic Oil Liument
8sx!eau Mustang.
Farreil'F Arabian
Butier's Nerve and Bone,
Hunts,
H8yests
Tobiss'g Venetian
uowes Nerve and Bone,
Rellingerts,
Gardeners.
Bartine's Horse,
Merchants GsrEitng, -
Cherokee.
. J1yaB'H,
AGUB REMEDIES, etc,
Dsgoci's indian CEOgcgEes
Eowhud's Tonic Mixture,
Rmith's TaEic Syrup,
Wynk0op's Tonic,
Speeds Fe0rifuge,
Vegetable FeETituEe.
LOHENGES.
Sherman's Cough and WurF,,
aryai's Pulmnnic Waters,
L.ocnak's PuimouiC WgierH.
HAIR PREPARATIONS
Lovrtt's Wahpeneor HairGlDgs
BsrrFis Trirupberous,
Iy0n's Eatharisu,
Royle's Hyperion Find,
PhRluu's Hair Invigorbtor,
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
Van Observation-Disclosures,
Liondon'B Oriental Hlir Tonic,
dauells Eau IIustrlle,
0idr!dge's Balm Of GcluIu hia.
Railway CirraSsinu Balm.
PANACEAS.
SwRin's Houck's,
GnlleE's Indian Vegetable.
Inngiev's Great Western.
OINTMENT AND SALFES.
DaIley'59agical PainExtractor
Professor tollowGy's Ointment
HcAlii6taris All-HeaitDg,
Brook + Magic SslV6, Pryor'5
Pile,
Grayis HRrrisDr's Specific,
Trrsk : Magnetic, JudkiH's
LouGen's An-Healiug, RusEiE.
OILS.
Eushton's Cod Liver oil,
McNair's Acoustic, SCaTpR's Dc
British, Harl8em.
BITTERS.
MoEst's Phoenix, BlGke's Arc.
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WOLVES AROMATIC
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