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williamsburg City News.

SHOOTING hffAf--on New Year 8 night q gang OF row.
dies entered porter house in Even street. and
menced creating n disturbance. German, named
George Betz, attempted TO deain them in the house
for the purpose of causing their arrest but they
cecded in forcing their way out when of the party
turned and discharged pistol The ball took effect upon
Betzs forehead, causing flesh wound upon the skull On
Saturday six Of the gang arrested but
yesterday they were allowed 10 60 at large by Justice
Feeks, the promise OF appearing witnesses against
Joseph tcker who they state was the person that dis
charged the pistol.
RIouNG FREMEN.-About two O'Clock New Years
morning fight occurred at the of Grand and To-
streets between members Of Engine Companies Nos
q and on one side. and Engine Company No. on the
other. The police OF the Sixth district down in
body and received with volley of stones, and
or three Of them were more or less injured. They
rested ten persons belonging To the several companies
and saturday they were taken before Justice Feeks
and lined.
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BOSTON Jan 1Sld ships A.tr~a Colby Meloourns Nd
flyao %1 RssG S
EsW brsszs ships Andes bashiSs wave sunS.sm
ess not yes'srday' Harvard BssS Hs~S J.s DS-
a. AN Ar sarks Justice Story Atkina Alexandria Belle
a.s S Is Az ~
;ns CID coso
vons; Celestial Howes Baltimore; brig Caroline 9ibbs Gu
s
%
jsniSs Haiisii, Baltimore; City Of New York HOwss PHI
sd1Ir Ny ted ship MAGELLAN King Calder; bark Ra-
sr SrSs hns Alr
Goodrdge Cape Hayuen Mississpp Trssk do via HOles
bark, Msy Queer. Dsms
Bon "a ssS
Saml Francis Rason wI1Jes Only Daughter, Rogers and
Dss ship Kate Prince, Jones. 5ly-
ore MAJ d. ssATs c & r swssps Nassau Mp
nayIe Rrsp bark Gauss we'ns Bremen; schr warn
Is A ssA Tram Smith,
but returned having carried away bboom when OF Mount
GALVESTON. Dec ls-Arr brig Sabine, Hepburn,
po ps HS 10 DG s S s r smsn S sss es
Rice, Loud, NOrieans.
Liverpool ias arssaasd bssis, and Essssh' asrtnaD
for % do Iris rsm Detzen TOR Amsterdsm mot Bremen
ao srfs hs d Bnr' Empire Osborn and West sudey
s 6se or sps se dS phD Mount
Nyork Cid asth schrs Bruen Douglas and Edwards
w HOLMES s. HOLE Dec 80 rMA brig Alpha Curry
SGSs. sid gss
merry Why N9rio for do schr Mississippi Trask Co
' es sS1fs
ORE e. ship. Alice oouuoe
a fSndOp rsppsre Twsmby Hsvfe Mediator Gof
t
a%ps c ssi sc
dan S London bsTbs D Wilson Psasoel Genoa:
Ssos sps sm e Davis
iaRi sS BARK Ns%
s hsss
brig Star % ships Gasna ao anH
soy bari Hazsipe brgs FRANCHISES and Taulah.
Point for Rio Janeiro returned distress brgs Boy
Sea Ranger Orland Me; Julia Newell Blake Portland Ne;
NEW BEDFORD, Jan l. Arr schr Mary Taylor, Pierce,
Baltimore Sid s schr Active. Edwards, cruise.
NEWBURYPORT, jan l-sd schr Amelia Pierce, Maya
NEWPORT. Dec sl-Arr schrs Mary Emma, Hqse, Jack
Meg ord for Phadepha Msry Anna G a Pfoydsass
81 crSctcT PrssSrey Taunton isr %. A'e' ''' ,'
fee Rs ' SGn 's Sn F.s Ran
Bf wn sS sc Sm ya Sr
A DeharI, seatiower, Harvest Lucy Baker
PORTLAND Dec 3l-Arr schr VIM Carroll Chapman, Dix
Island for NYok Cid Br chip Queen of the Lakes Thorn.
ton. Liverpool; bark Martha Anna Babcock Cardenas
Jan Arr steamer Chesapeake Crowel NYork Cid bark
+ Giddngs, Rose, Cienfuegos.
PROVIDENCE Jan Arr steamer Pelican. Aldrich, New
York: schs Lydia Ann, VOORHEES, Richmond; Prebe,
tucket
PHILADELPHIA, Jan 2-Arr brig Thos Walter, Hiorh,
Turks Islands; schrs Tlton Tlton Savannah Danen
hover Miller Boston Below bark Aurora from Bremen.
CID bark white Wing Esling sgqayrs brgs Calvert, WI
Goree mkt Ocean Isle1Br Prudden Barbsdoes schrs
David Faust Mosander Mobile Ann Ehza Robin
son. and Delaware, Copes, NYork-
PROVfNCET0WN, Dec 25-Arr schrs Artist Hobart, Bos-
ton for Ryehesd N.Y. Challenge, do for philadelphia sld
10Th scbrs Smith Tue Philadelphia; Cndere ella New York.
kober, Rakes Chapman, Norfolk 18Th East Wind Lombard,
sEAHsPoRT, Dec 24-sd bark John Carver, Pendleton,
Frankfort
Francisco.
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ARRIVED.


ship Rnrltader tof Boon Matthews San Francisco Sept
with rndse Henry Kelly Passed Cape Horn Nov \.
Dec l. lat 10 Ion "a TO- spoke BRIG Rich from parien
for Gusdaoupe day lat a as Ion ~ q spoke shr
Rons from for Barhadoes 25h lat Is lon ~ 10
epoks schr Frank from Norfolk for Trnldsd 9Th LAT IS
Ion ~ S. spoke ship Monticello from Bristol nr Fernan
Gins Iis; 18th bat 30 ~ Ion ~, spoke schr julia Rogers
from jacksonville for Barhafves
Roads hours with guano 10 arreda Bros Dec Is, IN the
;uf experienced heavy gale from SE TO ". Nov a lat
. as ION Is w spoke Hr schr Pet from sndon for Aus
raa o. lat o. y. Jon 8 H. spoke bark Naie'ta, from
Calders oath, la ~ 49, Ion ~ 30 spoke brig Thos
Conner. from Portland for Csrdenas.
Ham Sora STERN cNorw) Jorgensen, Newcastle 65 DAYS
vt,h Goals 10 order vessel u W schmid,
RNrt Col Iedysrd Reckw st Mass u days, with cotton
10 small Sood, Earl Co.
Schr Target furuan Charleston, days wa cotton, &C
o Nrsresdy, Mot = 30.
sctr Anna Fdwards Edwards, Georee,own, SC, days
schr Marine. Powell. Wi.s gton, NC, tdays
Sthr North Point Swain R.chmond, days
g<lr Croyper 4 Bro. X rilie, Norfolk 3 days
Sohr witch Of he vavos Hawkins tleSandfta, 3daya
Sshr FNsn Taylor. Rrovu Virginia days.
Schr Pequanuocs Rurrs Philadelphia, DAYS -
schr iiu kRnoc Taylor Philadelphia tor Yarmouth, Mass
Sttr AZ Il smith Kelly, Nantucket
Schr plza Potter w. Potter Mystic.
Steamer Gecrgea Cfcek, fcudder, baltimore.
S,es nner Pelican. Aidrich Providence.
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the hands Of those who have taken the lottery In the
present Strengthened condition Of the Mexican treasury the
neglect OF the fer regret The
money will doubtless be pad 81 soon a. the
instructions are forwarded on nom here, which will likely
be by the next mail.
The Indians the region Of Topic are committing their
accustomed acts Of familiarity with the property
whites. The government forces have thus far proved
sufficient TO check them.
Mejia is said be again The hea with force Of $50
men-reudy 70 commence his old business
Admiral German promises 70 publish history Of his ex.
petition from San Francisco to In Pas
Juan Vicario has been again routed. He met some
troops OF the line guaia and defeated The loss
on both sides is not reported.
The Ayuptamentoo Of the capital has been dissolved.
regularity at Manzaniio and doubt make reasonable
profit, as large amount Of treasure shipped by this
route house alone in this city has ahpped
two millions Of dollars since the Hrst Of January last
Calculating from this, more than four millions had been
shipped since the commencement Of the present year.
For the benefit Of those Of our readers who may be
astonshed at not making any comments the grave
events which have just taken place. translate the fol-
lowing communication addressed by che Governor
OF the district is in its curtness clear and positive
as possible -
MEXICO Dec. II, 1857.
Wishing TO prevent by ell means at my disposal that
the events which took place to-day in the capital be mis-
represented and still less permit that under
OF comment the enemies Of the actual employ
The press weapon for letting loose the passions
forewarn that the newspaper published your print
ing oce shall for any motive whaever forth any
that IN case you shall violate the present you
Will be fined in one thousand piasters your newspaper
will be suspended. in order TO prevent you from exca
patpg yourself under pretex Of ignorance communicate
liberty. AGUSTIE OfsIJERRERA
To Mr. RENE Mass,Oy
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Arson Case In TSventy-esghsh Street.
fopR PERSONS ARRESTED, CHARGED WITH FIRING TIL


BOUsE---A RENARKABLE AFPAuR
II will be remembered that the morning of Decem-
Der Z, between and O'Clock, Ere occurred In a
story frame dwelling at No los West Twenty eighth
street occupied at the tsne by coors.i named
Pamaza Cox and her family, consisting of a aud two
daughters. became pretty evident that The firing was
enc a design and the parties occupying the premises
formed Fire Marshal Baker that mulato man. named.
Charles ~ Bennett their opinion bad set IRE to the
house cut Of revenge the said Bennett having featsued
10 them 20 do Bennett arrested BY the Marshal
on suspicion and taken before Justice faudreau for ex
animation However, the invest S1tiQ-l showed
clusively that Bennett innocent, and he
charged from custody Subsequently facts were brought
10 light which implicated Mrs Cox anc her children the
guilty. PARTIES ana The Marshal took them into custody on
warrant issued by Justice Dawson, ~ they
lnttcd 10 prison Cor further hearn II appears from the
evidence az present before Che court M A Cxprccurcd
an Insurance $500 her hOusPno6 Effects the latter
par Of octoter last aud "a %" ser part November
shn ri some 81 her h,s furniture second hand
dealer in Ninth avenue besides moving other portions of
her house od elects and wearing apparel hrod
for that uurTo in Thirty street She then pre-.
tends " leave The city the 18th day Of November hsv
nr ,ola several persons That she gnng 20 travel
south ON the morning after The FIRE Mrs Cox makes be.
evc 10 have just returned from the South, sd " her
feigucd surprise finds her house had been hfed Two
davs after the Gre she made Out proofs q O. the
sursnre copsny giving inventory q ARTICLES destroyed
Nv IRE IN this lit she sets forth al the articles sold
~ her prior The fire. and the found vccreten
the house 10 Thirty second s,rec, tcng burned So the
tauy The foil amount Insured Tho whole ,r seems n
have been deep hid scheme 90 dciraud ibe insurance
company The mater Is still under Investigation before
Justice Kelley.
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STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
PmIApsIrHIA-From New York ID. arriving a. Havana sh
and New o,Is.s: llA From New Orleans sA Havana I'D
pvsass crrr-Frcm Tew York Tn Of each moaA srvins
bavan, Lab .nd Mobile lnh From Mobile sd Havana
CasawrasFrcm New York 18th arriving at Hsvans I7th
and Mes orleas. IGN From New Orleans T'h' Havana
ffs. Ss. York I'm; arriving :, W.y.n.
BLACK Wsssoe-from New York TIN arriving a, lavsn,
Ist New Orsanss "a. Prom New Orleans i2h, Havana
Tlssl-From chsrlerop 4h and 18th due at Havana 7th
I'D From Havana 10Th and 18th due al New York 10Th
Wbes tho above dates fan on Sunday viii sail
Monday. except from New Orleans
TIE OVERLAND NAIL TO INDIA AND CHINA.
he foc-rs msy be Of value 10 those having correspond
The nails leaves Southampton The eth and Dh OF each
Arrive. At Gibraltar shcut the oh month
Arrives Malta about the sth and fh OF same month
Arrives Alexandria about The lsh Of ssme sud an Of fol-
leaves shout u. A sls of and sh or Oh Of
Arrives ason, The 2h ,s,h Of and ieh
l1h Of following month -
rival Tor bombay, and ilth W ssh for China, Ac.
Indian Navy steamer arrives a, Bombay about the 81 70 Sh
and q steamer srrves at Point de- Gale about he sn or
7ib and rs I'd Of following mouth -
sss srssay arrived ssies The nail on
Arrives at Pulo Penang about The lHh or Ism and 18th or
Arrives singapore about he isa or 18Th ssi or
Arrive. At Hong Kong about The I'd BAN and sh Ion
offohowmr month, ,~-X.
Two mails leave Enrisnd-cne TIE sh and NH IL eech
ronbvia Morsehes and arrives 81 Alexandria about he
same time a. the southern mall -...-.,
sS- An y.1ciao,s and ka,r sne.ded for Ne NEW yosx
ALuLrAc ron yrv yoRx-THrs DAT.
10 q
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NASSAU, NJ. Dec 2i-The Am brig Wiugotd, loting
from Msanzs rot ashore on the Middle GrouDd
threw part oi cargo got or and proceed
cd al hpr voyt
me- ship Leu nver from Liverpool for New oricars
,n tan dee pat4g ashore ~ Bns The lei inst
~ nv - wteckng vessesend breushi 20 This po
Fslvarr settled glLD by hs GA owners and hvpOiheca
tl,n on vessel and cargo. she sailed on saturday lot
The Am scfr Cobb hop New Bedford. wrh oil for hgh
houses Ataco last SUNDAY week uBh Al rerS
kftand crew saved nwcul0usy. The brtush brE William
flames fos parsbor0 ND cant Morris vas totally wrecked
AZ ile Txurna which place she bound from batba
..n. INN a. IrlLn n
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FoRriGv CoNsuLs.-The President has officially
recognized Rotophe Korrsfi Consul of The Swiss Con-
federation for the states 0f pcnBy lyaha snd New jer
-ey To reside in Philadelphia Richard Ihieb Consul OF
The Electorate Of Hese Cassc ~ New Orleans sui Ncho
laus Arsyn Vice Consul u he Netherlands lOr the
STATE VI Iowa, " reside a. kcokUk.
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Rrfic ~ rBr ersANsuf ARCrcA gentleman Of this city
has in he possession ,be e ball Of The flagstaff Of the steam
chin Arctic ia The only relic OF tcr aud found BY
~ ne Who vent from Newiouudland ~ scafch Wh
lost n has been recognised ~ ohers
sBpFOvSpIHIp Al SEA Capt Mso Of lhe sbp Ann Wash
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WINES and LIQUORS.

RI CASE ASSORTED LIQUORS, CONTAINING FOUR
St bottles Of t-sndy two u chaninagne gn whiskey ara
Madeira wine. Champagne BASKET All warranted ge
rulne Sent Tree % any partof The cry or vicinity, JEAN
EENARD, I3S Pearl street.
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TIVE M gE NOTION FOR less
Nows the time subscribe the Volume complete,
the bcs collection ~ Jokes cuts yarns and
fun of all sorts 90 be found IN the compass and or
title money, in the English language SUBSCRIPTION price
81 - per year Suge 1un1crs " Address T. W.
STRONG, Publisher, % Nassau street
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Tho largest best and cheapest assortment Of velensnss IN
the Riied states u.iers hy nail promptly and carefully
filled. Address r. ". STRONG, W Nassau street
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MARITIMR INTELLIGENCE.
Movements Of Ocean Steamer.
STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.

FOR CALIFORNIA, ETC.
Nose. TayIcr ...... New York. Jan. b.......As
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Valentine Cards.
These will BE- sent NJ onrc W package by express
other se 10 any city, viii age the United States
Canada, receipt OF -.
TEN DOLLARS
This nc mos' liberal ccr made Valentine dealers
Valentine Companies and whole dealers supplied
Most liberal irtms, for cash.
T. ". STRONG, Nanufact rsr
81 Nassau street. New York.
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Attention.

We will have No. Carding Machine in
operation about the first of August. Those of
our customers who entrust their wool with us
may rest assured We will spare no pains in try .
Ing to have good work done.
Also, we will be doing custom work on
Wheat and Corn, in the best of style.
Cash paid for Wheat at all times.
BUNN, PlOKREL g. co.
June 25, 1857.
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From the Ohio CultiTator
The Old Steam Mill.
by FRANCES d GAGE.

by FRANCES d GAGE.
Puff. puff-puf. puff
Goes the old steam mill,
Grinding away, night and day,
Down under the hill;
Grinding away, night and day,
Making the bread for the poor,
Sending blessing every hour.
To the proud or humble door.
Puff puf'-puf, puff
step to its cheerful sound,
And hum my song aud jog along,
To its ceaseless beat aud bound.
The Banks may fail, bat it will not quai
One breath Of its iron will,
And the cry 'hard times seems idle rhymS
1t works but the cheaper still.
Puff. puif-putf, puff
So beats the true heart on;
oIopPlhS 10 pay hellher hlght OF uayI
Till its life work IL all done.
Like the old mill, grinding STILL
Something for rich aud poor,
Doing its best. making earth blest,
-With-lts good deeds eVermOre.
Work, woodwork, work
Is the brave hearts song;
Work while you may, night and day,
With awill all brave aud st rong.
Looking about, aud finding out,
What most needs To be done,
At ii then cbeerily. lagging not wearIly.
Work till the work is donel
ST. Louis, Feb, 1853.
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90 s COLUMBUS NURSERY. rz
FOR THE SPRING
.naRSZKa

very large assortment Of Fruit and Ornamental
Trees Shrubs, Ninos, ETC., including
APPLE TREEs, 3 years grated, very thrifty, and
Of the best varieties for Cenrqla and Southern Ohio
PEAR TmFs, both standard and dwarf the latter
on Angors ounce stocks, very thriftyOnd handsome
CnLRRY TREEs, adapted to the climate of the
Southwest, mostly on Mahalcb stocks, and branch.
ing low.
PEACn TREEs, of the bost age and size, with
fine healthy roots, aud of the choicest kinds.
r plums, QuiucsS ApricOts, Nectarines, Almonds,
Grapes, CeF.Nhls, GoOscberries Raspberres Straw
berries, Rhuborb and Asparagus Roots Usage Or
ango Plants, for hedging ctc. =
Also Evorgreens Of various kinds, Roses, afd
Ornamental Shrubs and Flowers, In great variStSs
and nj low prices.
lE-Send for Descriptive Catalogue, and or
der directly from head quarters, as no Agents are
employed to sell trees for u.s. Articles will be
packed securely and forwarded t0 any 'peinls on
the Railroads, as directed. (Tpenty yarisAies q
choice Flower Seeds sent by met, postage ires =
81 Address
NJ. D, BArEnAm Il co..
.0elam
Feb ls. ie5s,--am ~''Nh
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4 c " have unoIn pytonsiVa ipnprnvpmpute in
the PhGnix Foundry, Qately purchas-
ed by u.s. and are constantly adding new and
improved patterns Of various STYLES TO our stock
we find il necessary. principally as many stove
dealers live so remote from ms that they but sell
dom visit this market lose sales of many articles
of our manufacture that they could deal in tG
their adyantage. did thew but know the quality
and stve of our work
During the past wear, Cincinnati and other
manufacturers have cons dered it best to produce
verv inferior article, in order to meet the
present low prices OF stoves. they using the
cheapest materials without regard to its du-
rabiity, usefulness, or appearance. Whilst we
use the vely best selected Pig Metal, Manufac-
tured from pure Limestone Ore.
We assure dealers and tbe public, that no
pains will be spared to introduce improvements
in principle and design of our stoves, that their
wants may require, as we warrant all our
work. And it is even 50, that our
TROpIC COAI, STOVE.
Two si,cs 10 far suner;or tn tbe much vaun
ted Diamond Cookiug Stove.-using at least
half less fnel, and cooRmg better in every uay-
iicniar Also our now and beautiful Wood
COOKING Stove
MN, corDDN ACr
LIE uOLDbN huH,
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5elset poetrY.
PROCRASTINATIONS.
BT CHARLES MAcKEY .

BT CHARLES AACKEY.
II fortune with a smiling face
StFcw roses on our way.
When shall we stop to pick them up'
To-day, my love, to-day.
But should she frown with face Of care,
And talk of coming sorrow.
When shall we grievo, II grleve we mustH
morrow, love, to morrow.
II those who've wronged us own their faults,
ndkinaly pity pray,
When shall we listen aud forgive?
To day, my love, to day.
But, Il stern Justice urge rebuks,
Aud warmth from Memory sorrow,
When shall we chide-if chlde we dare1
Tomorrow, love, tomorrow,
II those to who we owe debt gm k7 &C..
Are harmd unless = pay no 'o"..
When shall we stls.tsle D,5,t5stS'ar' ed
To-day, my lo7, Il, 11 m" ..'J
Buff our debtor fail oaaeops
Aud plead his ruin tn.yu.. ~.
When shall we weigh h.s brea.- O. 'aith2
Tomorrow, love, tomorrow
II Love, entranced, should once again
Her genial smile display,
When shall we kiss her proTsred lipsi
To-day, my love, to-day.
But, II she would indulge et,
Or dwell with by gone sorrow,
When shall we weep-if weep ~ must7
Tomorrow, love, tomorrow.
For virtuous acts and harmless joys
The minutes will not stay;
We've always time to welcome them,
To-Day, my love, to-day.
!, Rnt care, resentment, angry words,
N Aud uuavailing sorrow,
secOme Car too soon, ii they appear
\ Tomorrow, love, to morrow
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SCIOTO Il HOOKING VALLEY RAII
KOAD.
Ia IA 81 Ell Ell " '9:.v
WINTER ARRANG EMENT.

WINTER HKKHNGEWENT.
Nand after DECEMBER 2, 1857, Trains will run
as follows;
GoNG NoRTn.-- Mail Train leaves Portsmouth
at 1920 A. Nj arrives ut Hamlon at 1916 A. Nj
making close connection with through trains on
marietta and Cincinnati Railroad for all points
East aud West, accommodation Train leaves
Portsmouth at 40 I. Nj arrives at llamden at
$40
Conc SoUTH.--A Accommodation Train leaves
Hamden Mt go A. NJ; arrives at Portsmouth at
1910 A. N;-connecting with daily packets for
Cincinnati. mail Train leaves Hamden at l2-l5
p. NJ; arrives at Portsmouth at Ais P. M.
Through. h.tiekets can be procured at the Office Of
the company,
II, B GREEN, Superintendent.
Portsmouth, Dec g. 1851
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Patent Medicines on Hand IL for
Sale at the PrOprietOr'S prices.

Jaynes' celebrated family medicines, consisting
of his Alternative, Expectorant, Hair Tonic,
Ague Pills, Hair Dye, Tonic Vermifuge, Car.
minative BalSam, Sanative Pills d. Counter
irritant Liniment,
Stabler's Cherry ExpectOrant, Diarrhua Cordia
&, Worm Mixture.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral & CathaHic Pills.
Bulbs Saraparilla & King of Pain.
Guysot's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla.
Wistar's BaIsam of Wild Cherry.
Rowand's Tonic Mixture Remedy for Costive
Bowels, Remedy for Sore Eyes, Remedy for
Ear Ache g. Deafness, Remedy for Dyspepsia,
Remedy for Complaints of the Lungs, Rem
edy for Toothache d Compound Syrup of
Blackberry root.
Marchisi's Uterine Cathoicoh.
Loudon d Cos Expectorant Hair Tonic, Sana-
tive Pills, Alternative, Fever q Ague Pills,
Carminatve Basam, Remedy for Piles, Yer.
mifuge, Female Elixir, All-healing Ointment
& Cherokee Liuiment.
Brant's Blood Pu' rand Pulmonary Balsam.
Kirkland'S Agl az q Liver Pills.
PennimOre's Lin,nent ~ Congh mixture.
Phillip Cough Syrup & Rheumatic Linment
Railway Ready Relief, Ready Resolvent, Reg.
ulatOrs Circassian Balm & medicated SOAP.
Denig's Cough Balsam Il Worm Syrup
BARRELS Indian Liniment L. Indian Vermifuee.
McLOnes Vermifuge Liver Pills.
Soule Sovereign balm Pills Il Balm Syrup.
Helmbolds EXtracto Of Buchn, Dyspeptic Cordi-
al d Sarsaparila
Sellers Yermifuge, Cough Syrup, d Liver
Pills
Palmer's Cosmetic Lotion.
Roback's Scandian Blood Pills g. Blood Purl.
fer.
Hollands German Bitters.
Green's Oxygenated Bitters.
Westbrook's Mustang Linment.
Feller's Eclectic Linment.
Temples Ne Is Bone Liniment.
Merchants Gargling Oil.
Walkers Rheumatic Liniment
Colleen's Chinese Linment.
Woods Canadian Liniment.
Badgers Pair Exnactor
Dalley's do
Davis Pain ller.
SOulo Co.'S Egyptian Salve.
Conklin's Salva
Merrills Black Salve.
Moorhead's Magnetic Plaster.
Bakers Pain Panacca.
Fahnestock'S Vermifuge.
Rhodes Fever 4 Ague Cure.
MoXey Il Barber's Ague Killer
Osgood's India Cholsgogue.
Thompson's Fever and Ague Pills,
Wright'S Indian Vegetable Pills,
DeGray & Co.'S. Pills.
Brandreth's Pills,
Lees Pills.
BENEFITS Plant & Root Pills. stA
Halsted's Anti-Dyspcptic Pills
Houghtou's Pepsin.
Jacobs DiarrhGa Cordial.
Townsend's Sarsaparlla.
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