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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02

ASSISTANT ENGINEER - " are requested
.o state, that the Directors Of the O.aogc and
A'exacdria Railroad Company, have assc-
ciated II. w. Vaudegrift, c:q. with NJ. A.
kio.on, as Assistan, Chief Eoginee. of the
Extension to Lyrahburs. This step has been
rendered necessary on account of 'he health
of the Cnicf Ecgjacer.
CoRy ExcuANGE.-The anuuai meeting Of
the N, mhers of the Corn Lxchaoge, takes
place Oh Monday. As the business 10 bo
tr ,nsacted viii be CT a most important ma
ture, we are requested to ask The at'e"daD'e
G. every member.
New BooKs.--Mcssr5. Sanford II Dclessir,
New York. have published in q handsome
,lume, "Ernestin, or The Hearrs Longing
he ..Aleth." To the readers Of the novels, #
the present day, this book will probably
. trove attractive.
After D4rt," novel, by Wi'kie Collins,
published by Dck & Fitzgerald, New York,
ba. been received. The above books are for
s,,a at the book store of Messrs. James En-.
twisle & Son, Exchange Block, King street.
Daring a ~"squail" yesterday morning, a
lor boat, loaded with wood, coming up the
river, when nearly opposite town, had the
uos, of her cargo tumbled Oft into the river
and was nearly swan PED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02

/ EATHER! LEATHERM LEATHERm-
Country Merchants and Manufacturers are
l.v:ei to examine our stock oil hEMLOCh
an! OAK SOLE LEATHER. with a large as
softmrrt OF FINISHED LEATHER. We
lame in part
French, American. aud German Calf Skins
DO and American KIP.
Do do Mo Deco
10 DO Patent Leather
Trimmings. Bindings: all kinds OF GOODS
used by the trade, cheap ios tn Cash, or acceP.
ted paper. MA}NAAD &" k"SE
A. south Calvert street, Baltimore. N1.
sp lS-eo'm
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-30
Later from California.

New YoRK, July %.
The steamer Moses Taylor arrived to-day
with later California dates and 81 200 900
in specie, and 200 passengers She left As
pinwall on the evening of the 18th, and cort-
nected with the Golden Gate, which brought
California dates Of July 5th
The Frazer River excitement is intense -
Rirorts from there rcpr sent great SUCCESS bv
the miners. One letter writer, vouched for
IN the San Francisco papers as reliable, says
his first days yield at the mines was 800.
Binding lots at Victoria run up as h.
as $50 600.
Tae Hudson Bay Company was buying
dust ut Slj an ounce.
Trouble from Indians is anticimtel,-
They had began to modest the cmigrants on
their way to the mines. A party of 10, en-.
eampsd near Schone, were attacked and six
Killed. Twenty-Five canoes, filled with In
dan warriors, were passed going into Veto
ria by the steamer Sea Bird, and 200 more
were on their way and daily expected at that
port. 1t was feared the mining region would
be overrun by these warriors, and that indis-
crlininatc massacre would 4 How.
In Oregon and Washington Territories tho
Indifns were assembling in large numbers -
Large forces OF the U. 5. Army were being
sent thither,
Emigration from San Francisco is immense
Fourteen steam and sailing vessels left San
Francisco during the fortnight for Frazer
River.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

BASGoR.-Ar. 10, brig Taplcy, and Catharnc,
Loud, Portland; sch New England Wright, New
Haven; Childc Harold, French, Damari.cotta !;
IL. ii. Perkins, Perkins, Castine; Anaconda, Free
man, Boston.-Sld schr. Abaco, Colson, New lia-
ven; Hampton Belle, Alexander, Norwich; Maj.
Decring, Crowell, and Catharine, Grover, Boston !;
Gen. klebcr, Sutton, and Helena, Harris, Ipswich.
MAcnlAs.-Ar u, bark Dublin, iIuntley, Sa-
lem; sch Viola, Trcworsy, New York; John, Col
poth, Boston; New York Packet, Bancroft, Bos-
ton; Geo, Gilman, Mcclure, Cutler; %, Marga-
ret, Huntley, Nswburyport; 20, Manuelia, KEEL
ton, Machiasport Lucy, wilson, Bigby
BscKsroRr - SD 20, brig Webster Kelley,
Ilcagan, Philadelphia; 26, Lady Apphia, Snow-
man, bay Ar "a, Liberty, B.idges, bank Quero;
Apphia & Ellen Cootnbs from cruise; Sid u. sch
Liberty, Bridges, bank Quero; Ar u, Caroline,
Philadelphia.
WEST BRooKsvILLE.-Ar %, sch Bctbiah Mat
thews Rockland; %, Ruth Thomas, Tapley Ban
gor; - Phebe Ann, Green, do; u, Day Spring,
Cousins, Danvers; Ophir, Leach Boston.-sd 70,
Napoleon, Tapley, Bangor; n l., WATSON, Tap
ley do; President, Narnum, do; r. 2. Perkins,
Thompson, do.
TRrsroS.--Ar. II. Sch. Canton Smith, Bay of
Fnndy with goo fish; John George, Iiodgkins
Bay Chalcur, 1900 fish; Tuywassa, Cousins, Bos-
ton.
BosroS.-Ar &c, Brig Winyah, of Bucksport,
Wyman, Baltimore; sch John, Wright, Portland
Brig Wappoo (of Lincoln. MED Carer, Baltimore
Ar 81 sch Jane e Ellen, Richards, and Clio,
Wentworth, Calais; Commodore Eaton, Ellsworth;
Mary L Pierce. Smith. Bangor; Fanny Ferris,
Higgins, Eden; Me; Olive iiranck, Robbins, Anvil
Phinney, Telegraph, Sprague, and Lucy, Laugh.
ton, Pembroke; Black Warrior, Newman, Goulds'
hor
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Upon the Atlantic Tel.
cgr;spll.
SlIe

The New York Post. upon the subject of
the Atlantic telegraph, says -
Mr., Morse whom we have been in the hab-
it OF regarding AS one of the highest authori-
ties in Geographic science, We are informed
has never expected that the expedition now
upon the Atlantic would be successful though
he Is quite sanguinc that a cable can be laid
and worked between the tcrmini which the
company has selected lie does not disguise
his conviction that the cable on board the
company steamers is much too heavy, and
that one OF half its weight, or less might be
laid and worked effectively. His views upon
this subject, and the consequences to which
they led, are said to have been the contrpll-
ins reasons for his being left out OF the
Board OF Direction, at the election which
immediately preceded the reduction in the
price OF the stock
His opinion unquestionablc poss ,s,cs great
weight, and will DO carefully considered, if
any new experiment is made, There are
other provisions which have been sugsestc
To us, against the accidents to which the
plan Tor laying submarine cable have this
tar proved u be liable, which We will submit
without argument for what they are wort
a cable eoiied cannot be uncoiled with
out links
'sIherelorc the cable must be rcclci II b.
laid.
The necessity for two vessels to lay the
cable, quadrupies (and mOre) the risk Of ac-
cidents
"rherefore the cable must be laid from
one ship.
Tine voyage 10 England is easier, shorter
and safer than the voyage from England
"Thcrefoie the vessels with the cable should
Start from this side.
"Therc is one vessel, and one only, Of tom
mage and room sufficient to carry tho whole
cable, to wit the Leyiathan
therefore, the cable, if ever laid at all,
must be slowed on succession Of reels in the
Leyiathan, and the Leyiathan must sail from
our own shores"
Ii these views should be deemed to possess
any value. it would be easy Tor the l-e'iathan
to bring the cable with her to this country
aud lay it on her first trip home.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-30
FOREIGV NEWS.
The TELEGRAPH FLEET SAILED.
Sr. JouN, n. F., July q

Sr. JouS, N. f., July &c.
The steamship Europa, from Livcrpoo
18th, passed Cape Race Sun 'ay afternoon
and was boarded by the Associated New.
yacht.
The Telegraph fleet sailed from Queenstown
on tho 18th.
The India bill had passed second reading
in the House Of Lords.
Political news unimportant.
Cotton, brcadstuils and provision markets
manifested dulncss--a slight decline in pri-
ces.
Consols 9j Ia 95 l-S
SECOND DESPATCH,
The political news by the Europa convey
no feature Of special Importance.
The Jeddah IN issacre had attracted much
attention in Europe, and the Turkish govern
ment had promised to avcnge the outrage
L was currently reported that England and
France would occupy the place.
1t was expected Parliament would be PRO.
roSued on the 3lst July.
Dates from Bomb W are to July 10th.
The Calpcc rebels mad defeated Scindia
troops ut Gwalicr, and a large number of the
latter had gone over to the enemy. A
strong British force is making preparations
to rc-capturc Gwalior
The British forces and all Europeans were
sun ring tcrriably from the effects Of the in
tense heat
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
The weather continued favorable for crops
and decline has taken place on all qualities,
the market closing with downward tender
cy. Messrs. Richardson, Spence & Co. quote
-four dull with u decline of Cd per Dbl. west
ern canal 2ls a 22s; Philadelphia and Balti,
more DIS DIS Cd Ohio 22s DIS. Wheat
is dull and has declined Is per quarter. Corn
very dull-whtc 33s yellow 3ls Cd.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-30

lNvALuAntE. None except those who have
suffered all the horrors of Dyspcpsia, can
fully appreciate the value and efficacy Of the
Oxygenated Bittcrs, u sovereign remedy for
this distressing disease in all its FORMS
RYE WulsSEY.-Thc following is the post
script of k-tcr written on the Dist of May,
to Enoch South, by Hon. Vim. Montgomery,
Representative in Cvngrcss from pcnnsyl-
vania
"P. s. President Buchanan drinks moth
ing stimulating except old rye whiskey.
told him that you used t. have the best that
WAS ever distilled in our region, and he made
me promise to sec you, anu get some if you
had it.
Gould you let mo have barrel, or even
a half barrel, of the best you ever made !?
Write me. l will send a key oil it to the old
chief, if can get it. w.M."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-30
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK sat- Court Of County Commissioners be-
gan an held Ellsworth within and for the County Of
l'a1c ok OH the fourth Tuesday Of April A. d. 1851
Ordered That there he assessed township No. South
division in u County of Hancock, Tor repairing the road.
therein leading from the East line Of Ellsworth thrDu
said No s. to Mh line Of Wathan estimated tI C,
tain Eight Thousand Nine Hundred and sixty acres
elusive Il" and reserved TOR public the sixty
rNen dollars AMI twenty cents being Seven mill aud five
touihs pr AMI Joseph r. Grant Of said Ellsworth is
appointed sct to eypond said Accordingly.
Attest, PARKER ". PERRY, Cicrk.
tue copy dttcst PARh Err ". PERRf, Clerk.
A true copy Of certificate Of assessment Attest,
N. X. SAWY d.R, County Treasurer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-30

ADVICE GRATIS. 1t should be the aim of
newspaper to become acquainted with the
Improvements and discoveries OF the day, and
TO call the attention Of its readers to all such
as will be interesting and useful to them
In all such cases its conductors should feel rs
strictly bound in honor to speak in u candid
and truthful manner, as if conversing with
an intimate friend. We have heretofore
recommended Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syr-
up tor children teethiug, and We now take
occasion to repeat that we believe il of more
Importance - mothers and their children
than any other discovery made by the pro-
fassion in the last hundred years. A very
large per centage Of children annually die
during the process Of tecthing, and very
much larger number of those who survive
are greatly deblitated or diseased, 80 that
they grow up weak, both physically and
mentally, and incapacitated both for stady
and labor. Now, We APPEAL with perfect
confidence to thousa; ds Of mothers who will
read this article, to corrob)rate our state
ment, when We say that no such fatal conse-
quences as those We have alluded to, ever &C.
cur from teething, when Mrs. Winslow s
Soothing Syrup is used in time.
w., are pleased to know that thousands OF
ladies have acted upon our suggestion, and
have thanked US Tor II. Still there are ma
ny thousands Of mothers who read our paper.
who, from pradjndiee against the food Of
worthless pos,rums that deluge the country.
or from neglect, have not awaited themselves
of the benefits OF this most Invaluable remedy.
To such, we wish to say-this syrup is the
result Of thirty years experience OF one OF
The Sest female physicians the world ever
"A H., of,i nv
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C. J. ABBOTT, Administrator,
Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Levi Joy of Ellsworth, in the County Of
W Hancock, by his deed of Mortgage du'y executed,
dated Jan 1, 49, and recorded in Hancock Registry
Deeds, vol - page g. conveyed to lot Of land with
all its privileges and appurenanccs, situated in said Els
worth and bounded follows, to wit beginning the
Santh side Of Card srook near the County road and
point North and half degrees East sixty three rods
from Richard and Josiah Tlnker's North East corner,
thence North eshyseven and half degrees West, sixty
six rods To Col Blacks line thence North two and half
degrees East, "A Rock in the Brook, thence said
Brock Col, Blacks line, thence by Backs line To
the place Of beginning. The condition Of said mortgage
having been broken, hereby claim TO orecose the
and give this notice accordingly
EDWARD BFAL.
Ellsworth, July 1s, 1868. 3w16
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-30

j. I. Buckingham, tie once brilliant edi-
tor of The Boston Courier, writes that paper
Il beautiful letter OF two columns, which Con-
cludes with the following line pathos
''For me the problem OF immortal life OF
eternal sleep viii soon be solved. The grcar
earavansera is in sight the steps which con.
duct me to its portals will be few, and,
trust, unialtcring.
Nightly pitch my moving tent,
days march nearer home.' "
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-30
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT Of ELLSWORTH.

THURSDAY, %.
SAILED.
Sch. Ariel, Trewcrgy, Boston.
Superior, Murch, "
ARRIVED.
Forester, Murch Bristol.
Elizabeth, Holt,
FmpAy, %.
SAILED.
Sardinc, Simmons Brookln.
SATURDAY., "a.
Arborccr, Holt, Boston.
Abigail, Thurber, Boston.
" Agnes. Treworgy, 3"
Wandcrcr Ealata.
Hannah & Abigail, Cook, Eden,
Tuesday, -.
ARRIVED.
9. Bangor, Jordan, Boston.
%. Dolphin, Lord, "
Il. Z. Warning, Moon, Boston.
MaesEspA', =.
Vandaiia. Griffin, Salem.
Lcjok, Moore, Boston,
Nolant, Jordan, @
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Glass Convention.

The classed towns of Hancock, Trenton, Maria
Vile, Waltham, Greenfield, and Plantations No
/. ., ami 33 are reque ted to meet by delegates a
the deetin ghouse, in Mariaville, on the 18th o
August next, at ore o'clock P NJ, to select can
dida,o for Representative to the Legislature
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An old follow being visited by his pastor
he assured him that ne could not be good
Christian unless he took up his daily cross
whereat he caught up bis wife and begar
Juggling her about the room,
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HANCOCK. SS.-,July 12th, ls5S.-Takcn on Execution
- and will he sold public auction. at the store Of S.
X Whiting Co., Mt Mtpe-ert, Friday the 10th day of
August lSS Mt ten O'clock in the forenoon all the right in
equity Richard Richardson Of Mt Desert has of redtrnnr
certain piece Of land situated in Mt. Desert bounded as
flowsBcpin lining at David Seavcy South East corner
the line Of John SucS cerer; thence Southcry to n. g.
Richardson line; thence Eastcy to DENNIS Pond thence
following the Pond and Brook Sorthery Richardson's
Mil Pond until it strikes David WaSelts south line to the
land # Priscilla D. Lid; thence Soutliery first
toned bounds and contains EigtysiN lrss.
The same having been mortgaced to Lyman D. Somes by
Deed dated April 9TH 1857. Recorded in Hancock Regis
try, Book 104, Page 251.
3w2J. l. H. THOMAS Sheriff.
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MARRIED..

In Ellsworth, July %, by A. McAlister. ESQ,
Mr.. W. NJ. Cousins, to Miss Mary A. Stanley, both
of this place.
In Addison, July 81, by Rev. C. C. Long, Mr..
Ambrose Leighton of Cherryfeld, to Miss Jane
W. Dyeyr Of Addison.
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Governor Wise does not agree with Sena

GOyernor W Use uOeS not agree Win Scna
tor Hammond. He says;
~ say, that labor is not the 'mud-sill OF
society; and thank God that the old colo
NAL aristocracy OF Virginia, which despised
mechanical and manual labor, is nearly rur
out. Thank God that We are beginning t
raise miners, mechanics and manufacturers
that will help to raise what is left oil that arts
toeracy up TO the middle ground Of respecta
bility."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-30

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice TO all concern
ed, that he has been duly appointed aud has taken
upon himself thr uS Of aa Administrator of the estate Of
SAMUEL WariwDl lat" ii rcuuh,cpt, in the County Of
Ilinr ck Yc man, deceased by giving hwri the law
directs; he therefore request. all persons who arr indebted
Ia the derraS d. estate to MAKE immediate pawn mt, aud
those who have any demands hcreun u exhibit The same
for settlement. JEREMIAH ARlN ELL.
Euekslptt july S, lNjS 3w-i
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AFFLICTED THIRTEEN YEARS AND CURED IN
ONE WEEK
DEAFNESS CUREp.

NEw HAVEN, May TO- 1855.
Prof De GRArH: My brother has been deaf for three
y'ar' Aler trying many things, he used your Oil few
times and it cured him entirely.
CLIFFORD r. SCANT0N.
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DIED.

In this town, July -, Melvin, son of Jacob an
Sarah Heath, aged 20 years.
At the Searnans Retreat Staten Island, July ?,
Rufus Lunt of this town.
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A CARD.

The members of the ''LApIEs' TEMPERANCE So
GETTY" tender their sincere thanks to the Kew.
Mr. TgyxEY, for the interesting Address delivered
before them Monday evening, the 18th inst.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-30

thrToN.-Thcrc are numerous limitations sprung up on
VI" reputation that my article has acquired. The public
must beware They worthless. . 3ml8
c. q. PECK, Agent, Ellsworth.
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Boys are like vinigar-when there is nue.
"'otho in them they are always sharp.
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At Court Of Probate held Buch, within and for the
County Of Hancock on the first Wednesday Of July
A

3w25. l. II. THOMAS, Sheriff.
At Court Of Probate held BluehiI within and the
County Of Hancock on the first Wednesday Of July
A. D., 1858.
IN the petition Of Vim. and Robert Hopkins aiministra-
" tor the estate William Coggins late of Surry in
said County deceased representing that the personal
Of said deceased is not sufficient pay the just debts which
he owed at the time of his death by the Of four hous-
and ak hundred and twenty-five dollars and praying for
Hence to sell and convey much Of the real estate II sad
deceased including the rcyersan Of dover also the right
redeem the homestead Of said deceased he
ny for the paym If said debts and incidental charges:
urlerelrlat the Petitioner give notice To the heirs 81
sail deceased and to ali persons Interest," by causing copy
Of this order to he pbshed three weeks successfully i'll
the Ellsworth American printed in Ellsworth. that they may
appear Probate Court to be hf,ion Elswor in said
county on the rst Wcneslypf Aug. uext at ten o'clock
A. NJ and shrw cause any they have why the prayer
Of said petition should not be granted
PARKER TUCK Judge
true copy Attest,-A. A. BARTLETT, Register 3w-25
Alta Court of Probate holden at Mt Desert within and for
the County Of Hancock, on the third Tuesday of Jun;
A. d. lSis.
NANCY {. cot SINS Widow cf Nehemiah II. Cousins,
~ late Of fremont deceased, having made application
to me for an allowance out Of the personal estate Of said
ceased:
ordered That the sail Nancy C. Cousins give notice thereof
tn all PcrsoHs Interested y causing copy Of this order
to b. pm lishri thr. weeks ,siveiy ia the Ellsworth
American, printed at El,Nprthit they may appear at u
Probate court to LES holden Mount Desert the hth
Tuesday of August new at ten Of the clock in the
forenoon and scw culsc-if any they have--why an
allowance should not he made.
PARKER TUCK. Judge
3w21 true copy, attest "A RAE:Ls1T REGISTER.
At Court Probate held at Ellsworth within and the
County Of Hancock on the third Wednesday Of June
A. D. 1858.
JOHN GRANT Jr., and John Rgly, named Executors
in certain Instrument nrport ng to he the last will
and testament Of John Grant, late Of Buckspor in said
County, deceased having presented the for Probate
Ordered, That the said Executors give notice to ali per-
sons interested by causing of this order to be pub
.he three weeks excessively in the Ellsworth American
printed Ellsworth they A irOliltc
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Eight persons were admitted to the Con
gregational Church, in this place, lastSnn--
day; and three into the Methodist.
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Notice..

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-I have this doy M
eei'ed hiio pound in the pound in the town Of bed
NAM Two white oNen three CONS, red aud the o,Ier two
red ma ine; uhe two years old heer dark red; ON,
ie.,s steer req and white Seven in ALL Found with
by FIR Leavens Of Holden The owner is hereby re,,r
cd to pay the sum legally and justly dcmandall In dam
ases, ices ani charges for imp undng and take the
beasts away ~
IiioS D. DrXTfE, Pound Keeper, Dedhsm.
pedham Jmy 10, ISIS. Ave-
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Blucberries are being brought into th'
market by the cart lead.
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The'workmcn on the new Jail commenced
laying brick yesterday
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Caution.

LII persons hereby cautioned against purchasing
note Of hand signed hy me, and payable Thomas
Hart, dated at Ellsworth, Dec, %, 1851 for sixty-ive
dollars payable in December 1888 witnessed by Van ki-
Morgan, and On interest, sth given with
out consideration, an | pay mrnt viii he resisted.
MCIIAtL HOWARD
EIswcrth July %, ISIS. 3w27
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PAT ENT MEDT0INES.
MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT

MEAICAN M OSlANU zlNlMENT.
Townsend More's, Warren's, Kslly's and Sha
ker Syrup and sarsapsrifla, Viewers Canker .ni
Salt Rheum Syrup; Arnold's Vital Flaid, Atwood's
Ext. Dandeion, Brants Purifying Extract, Bulls
sarsapnrilia (Jobn), Gays Blood Purifier, Greens
Indian Panseca, Hays IIumor Syrup, Hampton's
Vegetable TinctuIc, sure cure, Kennedy's Medi-
cal Discovery, Morse's Syrup Yellow Dock, Ord
ways Humor Discovery, Peruvian Syrup, Rad.
ways Resolvent, Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure.
Sands sarsaparlla, Shaker Sarsaparilia, Town.
sends Sarsaparia, Old Dr.. Jacobs, MoMunn's Elixir
of Opium. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, Shaker
Extract Nalerian, Wilson's homeopathic Drops.
DR.. Abbott's Btters, Peck's Jauniice Bittcrs and
Flies Indian Vegetable Bitters, Atweods Physi
cal, Browns Sasaparia and Tomato. ClaIk's Sier-
ry Wine, one and two qts., Langley's Root and
Herb Bitters and almost every other kind in use.
Balm of Thousand Flowers, Cold Cream, Flesh
Balls, Liquid Rouge, &c, &. Ayers Cherry Pee.
toral, Aliens Cough Loaengers, Brant's Pufmona-
ry Gals"m, Glarke's Cough Syrup Bachelors Hair
Dye, Harrison's Hair Dye. Linments of all
kinds; Earney's Musk Cologne, Barny's Shaving
Cream, Barneys vcrbena Water; Ayers Sugar
Coated Pills, Grandreths Pill, Wrights Indian Vo.
getable; Court Plaster &C., &C.; butchers Dead
Shot for Bed Bugs, Prof. Mohr's German Fly Pa
per; oafycs and Untments OF every kind: and
every other article usually kept in such Store.