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Forenoon Weather Reports.-FrB. 12

by the Eastern Northern Western and Southern Lines re-
CALAIS Ne mClea and plss.s %s wTa ~ w. Ssel0~
st. ISss ~ad SHd rat an 1sH%
EAsrPoRT, Me.-Clear and pleasant wind WI > below.
PITTSBURGH Ps.-Coudy; "a.
EVANSVILLE Ind.-ThIee inches Of snow 81
SNcESNEs fnd.-Two inches OF snow; -
TOLEDO, ooclOudy "a
DETROIT Mich.-Cioudy 70
RGrLS Y-CcSfy wind s. T. good seshius; 10
PRAIRIE Du CnIEs.-Clear; wind 81 . below.
PORTAGE Cry Ws-Clesr; above;
Fulton CRY; nl-CIes; wind \ \ = T. above
gAsEsyILLE. Wis-Cie,sI; wind N e.
Rock IsLAND-Clesr; wind w; is.
SsexSLLE' n. s.DCear day; wind w. p below.
BosroS Mass, nOOnCleaF and pleasant wind W. IT,
PnGsDHLpHIA Pa nOOn-Cloudy and appearances of snow
WI" NrWY YORK. noop-Cloudy wind w; q; bsrom SosSs.
WASHINGTON d. C.. moonlight snow here at 8 a. M; wind
Paii Cloudy and cold; barometer $40; 81.
HsRTroRD COun-Clesr and pleasant; wind NJ; Ia
New ORLEANS, La--Cloudy and damp Co.
NASHVILLE, Tenn.-Snowing. now inches deep; IS
TuscuMBA Als-RAn and sleet' wind E. baro Isii ther
LOUISVILLE, Ky-Lght LAST night. now cloudy; wind
E.; 81 800, -
BALTIMORE, Md slight fall OF snow; wind 3 e. bao
EVENING RrPoRrs-6 pm.
HoRNELLsvILLE, ~ Y.-Clear and cold.
PosT JEWS " s n Y1tl esf! and d cold
NEwBuRY, n. Y.-Clesr and warmer 81
NORFOLK, Vs-Heavy storm commenced here 81 9
o'clock this morning
EEw.HAvEN, Councillor; wind n. w; "a
HALIFAX N. Scale continues; zero.
ROCHESTER,. N. Y-CleaI aud pleasant %.
SYRACUSE, n. Y-Clesr and pleasant; 81
ALBANY N. Y.-Clesr and pleasant; 49,
BosTos Mass, p. m.-Nind N. W.; 2
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, p m.-CleaI and fine; 10.
NEwYogg s D. p.-Wind w; wsIm and pleasant, d
CH,RLorTErowN, P. =. Clear Is below zero.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., p. m.-Cloudy; wind n. WI j.
HlRTToRp. Conn.-Bngh and clear; 10
PHI ADELPHIA 10 p. m.--Clear; wind N T.. q.
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Additional from Mexico,

Special Dispstch to The Philadelphia Ledger
EEw.ORLEAss, Wednesday, Feb. III, 1888
From the Mexican journals received by the steamer
Tennessee this evening gatherth following names
Of the members of the Cabinet OF Zuloaga the newly
elected Provisional President:
ELGUERO. ............Min Minister Of the Interior
LARROfEZAR Minister OF yustic-
MALDONADO. Minister Of Fomento and Finance
The above embraces the generally recognized COY
eminent Of the Republic, but another had been estab
lsbed AT Cuansiuato headed by Benito Juarez, who
had dispatcbed a force against the city.
Zuoaga hearing of this had summoned strong
body of troops, headed by Chieftans Ozoas and Mi
ramon who would proceed intercept them and give
Them battle.
warm conflict anticipated, which would it
was thought, extend to the streets Of the capital.
The excitement all over the country was tremen-
dous and trade entirely at a stand.
RThe general opinion appeared to be that order could
alone be restored by the recall of Santa Anna.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-13

Gen. ELIAS W. LEAvkswoRra Of Syracuse, who hss
filed most acceptsbly the higher post Of Secretary %
State has been selected by Gov King for tho respos
sble position Of Auditor Of the Canal Departmeat.
vice n. s. Benton, superseded. Believing NJ. Bsntos
honest and capable, we have desired and urged his
reappoinment though bis political views are adverse
to ours. IT, however. the books Of bis Office are. ~
we bear year in arrears We approve the choice Of
new man. OF Cen Lesyenwor,h's qualifications ssA
integrity there can be no doubt. f..lg
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PROPOSED lsyrDsFsT TO TIE LAW o. 1870,
Mr. OWEN introduced biI to day which provides

thas
the onsruton q Rad any ,ek which hs he equa
IN str 9Th aud security 70 8. iron 1 81 the wei1h Of hiy sir
.r%iicIe.. ~ - :.
mounds 70 the ,neal yard. Somebody has invented
Eobt, rail wtcS he claims is stronger and this bill
TOR THE PREsERvATIos OF TROUT.
Mr. PATERSON introduced bul 70 amend the act
f 1885 70, the preservation Of trout byprovdng that
No sarsop ,ha b. SLOWED TO take tr, from Of the in
.d wAisrs State with book AID line or IN any otar
% ber the first day October and the first day Of March"
The bill 10 facilitate the progress of actions in which
the People of this State are parties was ordered to
third reading after some debate and being somewhat
amended.
massage of this BILL said that the City of New-York
owes the State 500 900 taxes. The money raised
and in bank but is in dispute. An action has been
commenced for it's recovery by the State but unless
this bill il passed it will most probably take three
four years before il gets into the State Treasury.
IHF BUSINESS OF The CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
On motion of Mr.. PATERSON the following rssou-
ton was adopted:
Rr.ored That the EewYOrt Central Railroad Company be
requested report 70 The sens;e the nubsr q station. 'd
TO the aie charged TO and from each TO the
Dert station pIs',eo. TO ns 81 the ACT o. & the Ts
TO the passage OF said Act and the increase Of fare at each
the passage Of said Act in consequence oths Of
said Act
SLEEPING CARS ON THE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
A petition was presented from r. ID. Woodruff in
which be represents that he the inventor and pa
tentee of O valuable improvement known as Wood
rufrs Sleeping Car" for the convenience Of night
travel railroads. and prays the Legislature to pass
bill authorizing him and his associates to place four
sleeping cars on the New-York Central Railroad, and
to charge a sum not exceeding seventy-fve cents
above the presented fare on the said road for each
berth in the sleeping cars, between Albany and Buff
falo
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Senator SCOTS bill relative to the Supreme Court
fOllOwa:
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TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
TIE EMPIRE CITY AT NEW-ORLEANs.
Sl.32J,OOO en- route 10 New-kOrk.
NV ORLEANS. Friday Feb - 1:

Nf"-ORLEASs, Friday, Feb. II, 1853.
The steamship Empire City, from New-York ID
inst, via Havana 9th inst, is coming up the rver.
She connected at Havana with the steamship Ora
MAZDA, from Aspinwa, and brings the California mails
of the Goth ult
The steamship Star Of the West left Aspinwall on
the 80 inst. for NewYork, with the mails and go pas
sengers from California, and 81 325 900 in treasure
The Granada left Havana on the 9th inst. for Aspn-
wall on her return voyage.
Advices from Key West state that the United States
steam-fngate Wabash was to leave on the 10Th for
New-York.
The clipper ships Frgate Bird from Philadelphia,
and Golden Rule, from Boston, had arrived at San
Francisco.
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Non-ArriyaI Of the Niagara.

HALIAx, Friday, Feb. I2-IO p VI
The weather is clear, and there are no signs OF the
r. NJ steamship Niagara, now in her fourteenth Gay
from Liverpool The gale continues.
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A PHILADELPHIA Duel.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Feb. IL, 1888.
A sham duel took place this afternoon, on the west
side Of the Schuykill, between two young men named
De Charmont and Sheriden. The balls were drawn
by the seconds from the pistols before they were hand
ed to the combatsnts, fact of which Sheriden was
aware As the pistols were fired Sherden fell and De
Charmont fearing the consequences fled to parts un
known In letter he left at homo he stated that if
he killed his antagonist he would leave for Europe inn
rnaAiafalv
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Execution of the MCkeespOrt
MurdprprS.

PITTSBURGH, Friday, Feb. 10, 1853.
Henry Fife and Charlotte Jones, two Of the Nc.
Keesport murderers, were hung this afternoon at =
oclt ok in the Jalyard of this city. The execution
was witnessed by about 80 persons, but very large
crowd were on the outside of the yard. Both mur.
derers delivered addresses acknowledging the justice
of their sentence but said that Monroe and Stewart
are inuoce st Stewart is sentenced to be hung in
fortnight
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frcnds, who witnesssd tbs oceurrcnce dev or
doubt that he was knocked down. be mmeh
fairy entitled TO the bcue6t Of the doubt. kernem,
Der. . TRIBUNE, that even Mr.. Keitt 10 . man ana
brother, and do not pursue him too harshly.
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Accident on the NeW.YOrk Central
RailrOad.

ALBANY, Friday, Feb. II, 1873.
The New-York mail train for the west on the Gen.
trail Road last night thrown of the track near
Cauastota by broken rail. Mr.. Branan of New-fork
City was badly cut on the head but not dangerously
Mr.. Allen Of Tincennes Indiana and Mr.. Forbes of
Syracuse, N Y, received cuts on the head Three or
four other passengers slightly bruised and the
engineers brother n-law slightly hurt
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Burning of the Michigan Asylum.

DETROIT, Friday, FEB. IL, 1913.
The main building of the new State Insane Asylum,
at Kalamazoo, was partially consumed by fire last
night The buildings were unoccupied The damages
are estimatd at about 49,, 600.
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writing on Feb. II, says:
Zone Of the Anti-Iecomptoni.es called upon Cs..
houn yesterday ar eneavcred TO ascertsio tbs tuss
OF the rumor that the kansas Gsve,umens wouI -
returned Free-Siste. Calhoun eya5sc the inquiry
sous tune until asked d'ec,ly whether b, wocit ~
not, Hbeo be sid b. sa0a,d 40, make a 80
tYzLS ,hoia.y 49,. ,l.er Ksssss was sI9.s;1,
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United States supreme Court.

WAsHIsGToS, Friday, Feb. III 1853
No "a. Patrick G. Shannon Vs. Raphael Garcia
Motion to dismiss argued for Appellees.
No. "a. Argument continued for Appeees.
Adjourned to Monday.
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The Health Of Bishop Potter.

PITTsBuRGH Friday, feU' II, To-
Bishop Potter, who was attacked on wednesday "
seyere spoplexy at Greensburgh is better, Dut SUI
10 q critical condition.
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Departure Of the Canada.

HALIFAX, Friday, Feb. II, I8I3.
The Canada experienced very heavy weather on
her passage from Boston. She arrived here at z
O'Clock this morning, and sailed again for Liverpool
at
The weather is clear with strong northwest wind.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-13

NEWPORT, X. l.. Friday Feb. II, 1885,
The wife Of Com. Perry, United States Navy died
las. night The funeral will take place from Trinity
Church, this city, ON Sunday.
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The Schooner Oriando.

Bosros, Friday. Feb. IL, 1853
The sehooner Orlando was towed of Of stony Beach
this uorniss witaop. damage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-13

Soas corpus anti the House shall have acted upon
the snswer he proposes to Seno In Oh ',Vn,'''
Tat answer is expected to be refusal 70 disclose
what he did With the money
The extraordinary Pro-slavery address of Mr.
H.. o,r Minister at Brazil on his presentation
to the Emperor, excites much attention in Con-
ares. ard will prObsbly be publicly noticed. His
e.~'..;o,. from this Government will probably be
called for.
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T, In. Associated Press 90 100
~ ''' WAsHISGTos, Friday, Feb. IL, 1893.
The wife of Judge Douglas is now considered ont OF
danger. D.x.
" appears from the books Of the Treasury Depart
,rsnt tha, the total amount Of the receipts into the
Treasury from March B. 1889 when the Constitution
OF the United States went into Operation TO the ISL OF
July 1857, was 81, 955 O0O OOO The expenditures
were, for tho naval and military services soziWooVo,
and other pensions, s77 100000; for redemption Of
public debt, $J9S, 000,0O &c. ,-..-.,-
The Secretary Of the Treasury advertlses proposals
for the issue Of 900 of additional treasury notes
authorized under the late law
Messrs. Sweeney, Rittenhouse, Faut Co. quote
land warrants from IS to 81 cents per acre
The bark Thomas Allibone, at New-Orleans, saw
h. s,pesked black and white, az hore at Orange Key.
T ICING wns standing Wreekers around her.
The Schooner Cole of NewYork, from St. Msry's,
Tor Havana had arrived at Nassau in distress. Albert
Cole. a seaman, had been lost overheard.
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VIII LARGE AssORThENT OF
INK, STATES, PENCILS / ATI0NRRY GRNERALLI

Letter, Cap, Hews, Wrapping and other
PAPER
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DAVIDSON COUNTY FAIR-THIRD DAY

The following is a list Of the awards:
Matched Carriage Gel9Hgs-Jsmes s Phelps
Hopkinsviue, KY, prem; II McGavOOk, cert.
Matched Carriage Mares G Suman, Davidson
county, prem.
Matched Carriage NuIss-W A Hudson, prem.
JACK STOCK
AgsS Jaet-P A Cartwright, prem.
Three gear old JaeE-Capt John Rains, prem; DR.
John Shelby, cert.
Too gear Old yasE-E W Hyde, prem; R Rains,
cert
Oas gear old JaeF-James Owen, prem; R
Rains, cert.
Under one year old Jaes-P A Cartwright, prem ;
7 Tanning, cert
Aged Jsnast-F r Rains, prem.
one year 0Ia-CaptJ Rains, cert.
Under one gear Old-FR Rains, prem flaming
cert.
aged Nuls-A C Franklin, Sumner county, pre-
MUM.
TiDo year old Mlls-Major W R Blackman,
AIaury county, prem NJ Singleton, cert
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
The following awards were made in the Domestic
Department on yesterday:
Five pounds Of Buttsr-SiE entries, all Of which
were considered superior, ana each a"atueu pre-
MUM, Is follows: Mrs Greenfield, Mrs Davis,
Mrs E W Gale, Mrs B Johnson, two entries) Mrs
&c Owen.
Wheat Brsad-Mrs Johnson, prem: Mrs W
Greenfield, cert.
Corn Brsad-Nrs J C Oven, premi Mrs T B
Johnson, cert.
CAssss-Mrs T B johnson, premi Mrs Henry
Pillow, cert.
Jar Of FieEle,-Nirs " Greenfield, premium and
cert.
Hoasy-NIrs J C owen, prem.
Maple Syrup-NIrs A C Davis, prem.
Sugar from he Cdi1sss Sugar CaHs-Dr Whitsett,
prem.
Cooked Hau.--Mrs T B johnson, prem; Mrs W
Greenfield, cert.
Pound CGks-Miss Frank Anderson, prem.
Jar u Citrou-Mrs " Greenfield, prem.
Beef ToEgus-Mrs W Greenfield, prem.
Maple Sugar-Nlrs A Davis prem.
& EsHov CdHdlss-NIrs J C Owen, prem.
- Cas- Of Pelets'-(two years Old) Mrs J Owen,
prem.
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HoHsEE AE0 MULEs.-Thoussnds OF these vau able ami
every yssT from their owners not knowing how
to reathe various diseases they suffering with,
from Inferior remedies This is peculiarly in re-
gard to such sprnghal spawn, pole evil, and
AL such the result OF sprans bruises harness gals,
etc. All diseases readily durable BY the Of
etatng niment, which absorbed BY the pores
the and drive OF the bad humors that feed
aud keep up disease Among al the Lments that
ever been invented none possess penetrVs and d.
Evs principle to such degree Dr. BragGs Arctic Lni.
ment, article which is rapidly driving all similar prepare
Il rs oIt the market Fer sale by Druggists generally
may5-d&WIn
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BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW ORLEANS, May The Black Warrior has
arrived with Havana dates Of the Sd
There was considerable excitement, owing to in
suits and detentions Of American vessel by English
cruisers Some Of the American masters had deter
mined to resist.
Sugars duh.
WASHINGTON, May .--HOUsE.-Clingman re.
signed his seat.
The vote on the Minnesota bill was postponed till
Tuesday.
Adjourned in consequence of the sudden death Of
Senator Evans last night.
ST. LOUIS, May The river is still rising.
Nothing new from the upper streams.
LOUISVILLE, May River rising, with feet
water in the canal. and feet on the falls.
NEW ORLEANS, May Cotton sales 5000 bal es
firm; sales Of the week 49, 900 bales; stock 299 900
baes increase in receipts at this port g. 900 bales;
decrease al all ports $4,000 bales. Wheat steady;
Lard in kegs lS4al8}; other articles unchanged.
ST LOUIS, May Flour S21; mixed Corn
8s; Oats 4Oa4l; Hemp 70aSO; Tobacco 90as Is.
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eI1TEEnrH IupIc1AL cIRourr.

We are authorised 70 auneur CO A. CULLO sF OF OveE-
tor toan. Cln3date for ludgs Of the SEsaRta Judicial
Circuit composed Of tie counties OTerten, FeHtrsas
Morgan, Scott Cumberland Sequslchie, White, Bedsoe,
and Marion. kleerons ihursdays Nay q, Is5e.
april 2I-td.
We are authorised 80 ahnounos Z. Z. GARDENHIRE q
candidate for Judge Of the Sixteenth Circuit comp osed Of
the counties Of OFerton, EenTes1 HoTgan Scott Gambler
lsnd White, BledHOe, asqalehie and Marion Election
Thursday, May q, 1853, mer2s-ts
We are authorised % announce A. A. sWOPB candid
Attorney General Of The Sixteenth gudcia Circuit
Election, Thursday, Nay 9Th, 1858. mar 2s-s
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supply OF this wonderful Medicine for the OF Rheu
masu Dsafress, Piles Corns and all nervous diseases,
Headaches and Pains, has been received BY EWlN, PIN
DLErON q co. and BY 20. g. BROWN, Nashville, Ienn.s
where il can be obtGlHed The suffering should purchase
bottle immediately See advertisement IN smother column
PROF HAsKRLL-The following testimony 10 favor OF Dr.
HaskelIs Electric Oils furnished us for publication,
PROF. HAsKELL-Dear Sir; feel Il 70 be my duty 70 IA
form toe public through YOU what Your wonderful ee-
the ON mas done for my family Ny vile has alarm
ngy troubled with falling Of the womb aud pains 10 the back
and breast bought bottle Of your Oh Yesterday and
to-day ahe entirely free from pan, and Sends her varmes
respects your and prosperity lhaYe had rheu
mac pain in my chou deFs and arms for long time, AND
ten minutes time applied your OIL, the pain Was
s gene isgruy awOHderful remedy for all pains, such
have been suffering with and Ieheerfuly give this
testimonial Of its effects.
G. T. SWIFT, Merritt House.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this dsy gath Of july
1851. LIBEkTY WAITE, Justice OF the Peaee
such testimony tells "O'sr true tale" worth columns Of
made certificates al over the lAud and great way on
Try H. ye suffering and afflicted. See aeVertsemet IN
another column. maTld&ly.
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NEW BOOKS.

Tbs Life and Work Of Isaac VISITS.
ms Llfs Ct Sir Henry Hanl0sk, K OBJ ~ =
Ths CoEmnaiou Tabls By Dr. Cumming
Ths Infant SalvanOn By Dr. Cummihg,
IN . Baptismal F0unt by DR. Cumming.
Christ0ur Passover bT DE Cumming So -~-r
Thoughts On he lnf0snce Of The Holy Spirit b. DR.
Cumming.
The Finger q God By Dr. Cumming. - s..
The Great SscTsE by Dr. Cumming ---
TIE PrOInate signs Of The eoss0f this Dispsnaiion
By Dr. Cumming. gg av7si -frr
Signs Of th8Times 81 Or Cumming. 40 eos
Philosophy Of The Plan Of SalvhtiOn--WsIkef. o nl
Philosophy Of skeptieism and UltFaism-Wslkar,
AfEander Fletchers Sermons--eomplsts
signs q the Tines b. Bunsan.
The Methodist Preacher.
Here and Hereafter BY Athsrn.
The Prince Of the House Of David. -
DR. Cummings Daily Family DsVotlon.
Life Of Dr. Kane by Elder
Dr. Kenss Arctic kxplorstonE
Dr LIVing5tOne's Reseaicaes IN Africa
Discoveries m North and Central Africa bV Barb
Partons Lite Of Aaron Burr
Annual Of Scientific scovsry for 1855.
Hand ok OF Household Sciencs-Youmau
Literary Attractions Of tbe Bibe-Halsey.
WOrthsR's Cyelopedia Of d aEing.
The Pitts-StTest Chmch Lectures
For ale by JOHN YORK 5 co.
maya No IS Union street.
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NEW BOOKS.
TT. HAGAN,

MedIeaI. MisceIlaReOus 8 SehoOI BOoks
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YOUGHIOGHENYI ICE.

a. a. al . , HIS ~ VUBg
GRNTS FOR TUB PURCHASE AND SALB OF }
a GROBS, al Porter's old stand, No. 50, Cedar -
Nashville, Tenn.
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PEruCrASs UsE 1.-THE foil ing the voluntary testi-
nony Of worthy and well known physician relative to his
experience Of the sSesey Of B. A. Fshnestoek's cee-
bIHted VsTmifuge, during practice Of twenty-five years.
GRENADA, Miss, May esd, 1853.
MsssTs. B. 4. FahRestock & Co.:
GKETLKMEH-I OF those individuals back
ward giving ceTdcstss bat IN the present instance
sdeTt due humanity to say that have been engaged
the practice Of medicine for twenty years, and have
with sEy remedy efeCtua Tor worms your
Vemfuge. In adults even in cases Of Fever, sometimes
20 on calOmel taken the previous night and
often Ind bilious svacuGtOns and 70 follow
ether Vermifuge in my practice md desire no better
Respectfully, W. M. HAWKINS, Y. ID.
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal dTuggls 8
and country merchants throughout the United States
may6-d&yWTm
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10 WHOM ALL ORDERS MUST BE ADDRESSED.

has Just been aasd up stand and POunaiaOt the
III exquisite design, vita NehOls Psie9t syEup ana
b mods % farai1h 6o pabS Vim Is oS
oeeioass sparkng and pure Carbonatsd Water nov 10
with non ne counters and hs various syrups oresd
up cold Iom ne reirEsraiors through me sane aoa with
ae water ana dise1aEgss s Purest soda Water nee on
az metallic inPaF,s - sxp5nss has Rean spared L. o.
Style vim large silver DraR stand bsauful isg dsaIs
sne Marble BASIN eonisEning golden ash. o.
Nov On hand complete and extensive stock Of
DRUGS AID MEDICINES or SUPERIOR QUALITY.
large los Of Pishins TaeEIs Rsds and rsuiiOn Poles
with form Of walking Canes, Suoods, FISHING Hcoka, e
The attention Of TIE Laoiea parteuarIy called very
u66sr Combs, Fancy and Toilet Aroos Physicians
ana DeRss invited examine ny STOCK o. 5arnoa
instum'nt. Medoal Bag and Cases DENIAL las
The Prescription Department will BE- attended By Aaron
uenesd pTegcnpuOnst and greatest viii BE- eEsr
orally are 1sspss5fSIIy sosd 5stho s15 i
ing taelragPPes and invited 10 e
patch. ~ - p
Having Esseiysd Ro,t o. ny spring s.eek am nov pre-
Illss Drug Houses IN the sOah May really necessary
articles, sasa s's5S osad IN an First a. Dag oqso5ia
the Easi Enieh CONSIST N pa Of he following articles
Toilet Preparations.
Lubins hns scented Saehstds.
do Toilet Powders and Extractz '1n
Toilet Soaps, Lilly Tablet
Otto Rose, in hne cut glass Vials
Powder Pniis and Boxes some nsNand neat styles.
For the Hair. a
Woods Hair Restorative
Emsrson's do do
Mrs Aliens DO Rsstorer,
HaWles Fan LustTals,
Plalons Har lnvIgouior
Barry's FneOPasroas, Lyons KsfhairiOn,
Large assortment different sly les Pomades,
Hair dyes hest maks) &a
AHtne Frangipanni PrsparatiOns,
Also me loo oflaEge Turkish Bathing Sponge, and
Turkish Towels, Physieians and SurSsoas sponge,
Iaei, syringes. Iudis Rubber Nipples,
Bed P&R5, most approved styles,
French Pase BaekiLg
Fine Large Barber Rsz7rs
English and American Raz5r Strops
Shaving Mirrors,
Fine sieel TWeszsrs, Pocket Knives.
Giazisrs Diamonds, Saddle Bags and Yialu,
hursing Bottles,
MurtaE8 and Pill Tyes
Spatulas and Putty Knives
Pocket Cork Screws and Pocket Flssks.
Brushes.
Fine Large Buffalo Hair Brushus,
English and Amsriosn Tooth Brushes,
Globes Brushes and Hat Brushes,
Flesh Brushes, most approved styles
Velvet Whisis and BrOOma,
Broom Whists al styles.
SUPERIOR WINES AND BRANDIEs.
Light snd DARK French Brandies,
Fine Cherry Brandy,
do Peach DO
do Blsekberry DO
Pure Scotch Whisky 90 LG r...
do Rye do
keEsOms best do
Old Jamaica Rum -. r. ..
Madsirs, Port snd Sherry Wines -
Which are b3ughi expressly for Medicinal PaFPOssl
and viii be sold in tbs same Way.--.--- ~
Kept constantly hand all other articles apEsraping
T. the Drug BUSINESS which win be sold rsasonsbls
terms. .H ..
n9J-H A.sTRETCH.