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An E,amrIr @ be EmuIaIed


In the year of 1850, the good people Of Aus
Snburg, Ashtabula Co.. with most commend
able spirit, celebrated the half centennial ami
yersary of the settlement Of their town. On
that occasion, a number Of relics of the early
pioneers were exhibited, among which was an
old chest belonging to :he late Joseph B.
Cowles, one of the first settlers Of that town
ship. This chest was subsequently donated BY
its owner, to be kept for the purpose Of being
exhibited at the centennial celebration of the
settlement of the township forty years hence
While in Austinburg, few days since, We
saw this old chest and examined it with much
interest. On the inside of the lid was pasted
the following PlAcard giving its history and the
object of its being slowed away:
This chest was brought from Norfolk, Con-
necticut to Austinburg, Ohio, by Joseph B.
CowIes in the year 1900, who came with his
family in an open row boat from Buffalo. THIS
chest served as dining table for several months
after the arrival of the family in this place.
At the half centennial celebration held in
Austinburg in the year 1850, this chest was ex-
hibited as a relic OF the early times, and was
then given by its owner TO be preserved until
the centennial celebration Of the town. In It
was placed the remnant OF a pewter communion
plate. used IN the early days of the church in
this place, several newspapers Of the dav, in
cIuding copies Of the Trump Of Fame,n the
first paper published on the Reserve; Deeds
and Documents of the date of l766; the orig
iual description of the survey OF the township
Of Austinburg, made in the year l79s; and a
copy of the Ashtabula Sentinel, containing an
account Of the half centennial celebration
which was held in the church, standing In the
geographical centre of the town, and which was
the first built on the Western Reserve
These were taken charge of by Lysander NJ
COwles, aud by him deposited in The house built
and occupied until his death BY the Rev Gle:
H COwIes, the first pastor Of the Congrega-
tiOnal Church In Austinburg.
Preserve this old chest carefully for the sake
Of the pioneers of the then West, and If stran
gers, children Of the present and the yet unborn
shall celebrate the hundreth anniversary, spirit
of the departed shall meet with them.
BIN. COWLES-
Austinburg, July 18th, 1856"
In addition to the above relics, an estimabI
and venerable lady. whose hair is whitened witt
the SHOWS of age, has presented her weddin,
dress to be deposited in the chest, to be e1hib
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tied 20 future generations IS specimen OF the
style of dress in vague at her marriage
Mr.. Joseph B. COwles, alluded to IN the Pla-
card ON the old chest, died in 1858, at the ripe
age of 7s. He was brother OF the late sam
uel Cowles, who died in this city in 1887.
We commend to all the above example OF
preserving relics of the early pioneers to be
exhibited at future pioneer celebrations.
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TnE NEw TREATIEs WITH CHISA.-The Chi
nese treaties lately framed with the civilized
countries are valued by the different people for
different reasons. The Russians obtain by this
a large tract of territory and advantages in the
east of Asia The French are glorying over
theirs for the religious advantages acquired, and
the British and Americans care most for the
commsreial adyantages conceded 70 them.
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ELECTORAL VorE FOR ls60.-The electoral
vote for 1856 consisted of 296 votes. The ad-
mission of Minnesota will increase that number
to three hundred, and should Kansas and Ore
eon be admitted, the entire vote will be three
hundred and six. requiring one hundred and fifty
four for choice of President OF this three
hundred and SIX, there viii be one hundred and
twenty from the slave holding States, and one
hundred and eighty-six from the nOnslavehOld-
ing States. In the Charleston (Democratie)
Convention, under the two-thirds rule, it will
require two hundred and four votes to make q
nomination. twill require eighty-fOur North
ern votes, even with the united South, to make
a nomination
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PAYISs FOR THE WHIsTLE.-The New York
Times says the bills for the cable celebration
foot up twenty thousand dollars. The leading
item of expenditure is the grand dinner given
at the Metropolitan Hotel, each guest being
charged ten dollars per head The livery bills
for carriages driven in the procession, present
mamOth array Of charges, nearly as long as the
procession itself
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sep16 BEST. FREEMAN & CO.
NEW Glhhn&

sepl6 BEST. FREEMAN & co.
NEW GOODS.
. RAYMOND & CO, have received,
kls Black Dress silks, new and full supply,
ludIa aud summer 81 -.
STELLA, Cashmere AMI thihet Shawls:
White Craze Shasls, euihrt itcred and plain
BTucha Scarf, and Shtwls,
Black and Culurrd SILK Shavls,
Restori Dress C;ools, AIouseline dc Chene
Chafi de LANES, R05csa Qullles,
FTeuch lulants, Organds Muslinst
ChlniZ OrgIntle- Choc llate Or-andiass
Rc-tOrl Grenadines Bcrage EuDess -
French JacCJurfs- Gtngham r. hes a QulAa
Plain ali WOO de LANES, Huyes PINS
French. English and American alicoes,
Ia1ies Gauntiets, q euts Driving Gloves
Ladies Marsgi lies Cullafs, Chautllly Neilsi
Purassls. RIBBONS and Lace,
Emb'd Hand kench els Embd Collars
Sleeves AMI Collar Set. Black Lace Mltst
Chanti!Iy BugIe Ied Collars. White SILK Fringe
Emh'd Bands, Fdsings aud lnseItlues'
Fancy Belt Ribbons, Marsellies Thinning
Black Velvet Ribbons, smyrna Edslnss,
Boanst Grapes, ILLUSION Lace
Bonnet ROuches Alexander's Kid Gloves,
Emhd I. ace and Muslin Window Cultalnss
Damasks. Morveeus Table and Piano Covers.
Marseilles Quilts C0uuterpane- and Iullet Covers
IRISH IineEs Ilrklues and Sh"efingSt
Russia ToUelings aud Hukabukss
Staple ShirtIugs and Fancy do,
Broad Cl0hs, Cassmeres and SltluPtist
Vestings aud Gents Shirts and Collars,
Checked Yall- Drub Alpacca.
6-tCastrsre| ., Casbaus,
NsckeIchi@k ders, and Umbrellas
All Of whicAhs +usht Tow, and viii be sold al i
small rTnCe,a
81 IN = n DID IfFlHO
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LARGE TINBER COSTRAcT.-The Lords of the
British Admiralty have contracted with a house
in Quebec for forty-ve millions feet Of ship tim
Der, of which five millions Of live oak are inclu-
ded. to be delivered within two year from next
November, at her Majesty's dock yards at Sheer
ness, Woolwich and Plymouth.
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Boar0illa.

R0ARDING. The House No. "a
~ Public square and by The Stone Churchone Of tho
sasantesi locations IN the ciys being thorrnehv re-
paired and will be opened loo Boarders Ociabsr ist
Families Nhlng to furnish their rooms can be ac
commodated with large and Convenient ruoms and he'd
rooms; md Single BOardeTs aud Day Boarders viii fnd
zpol accommodations, te1.0uab terms Ladies not
excluded References given and received.
sep2T s W BURRJTT
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mants.

A GOOD HORSE WANTED At
- No superior srreet, Tor which the Cash Will be
paid he must Re good and colo and good traveller
Neae Q. n.Is need 1nnly oel3 lW
$4,000 Ro0iS k0NEY .6.! !. ARyANGi !I.I.5 Z. G;
stand and well Known WAGNERS OFFICE-on Gold and
silver watches, Jewelry, Dllnogs. Guns. Pistols kc-
nuslnes1 strictly private Once No Water ST., corner
superior tup rsestablished in 1871 Open from A
N. TO p. M. Watches snd Jewery Tor sale a barginS
WM WAGNER,
myl3:dtf Onn. C0mmcrcial Br. Bank
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HlsoitinEs.
THE GREAT WONDER

OF THE
NINETEENTH CENTURY!
DROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORA-
Il TIVE -Ssys The 81 Louis Mo- Demoe,at Below
tleman Maine which Speaks gloSngy of the suPrrlor
St .6sa Coming from rsii be soarce II eertiieatss
are guarantees Of truth the Dr. needs eueJmIums nor
Useless p1'''' -'''' BATH. Maine Jan % 1856
PROP o WOOD & CO.-Gent lemen Having nv atten-
effects II your Hair Restorative, induced 10 make
gats gry probably one third vhe ny Whislsrs u
the ehsraceT some three months since procured
f,und that n was Dro1iPs Shsi hsd SlshsS, used ~ y
ne II W, ich have used some certify to the
world that the gray white bair has disappeared
nstarIi color AMI believe so and glossy than It has
been before for tweutghve wears am nov sTy wears
d. good wife, At the age Of h-tso has used It with
Tbe above no,iss deem due to you for your valuable
d sr5very am assured that whoever will rightly Il,
as Ger dIectuns will have ocasi1n 10 eontradct my
resilient here Tor the iast feen wears aid am
make Of The above wit ny nsme atschsd is At your
wee wish 70 preserve The beauties OF a ure IN hers
. well = AZ ana truly yours. C RAYMOND.
BALTIMORE, January ., ISIS.
WOODS hAlR RESTORATIVE.
PRoF. WOOD-Doar Sir; Having had the misfortune 70
low fever New Orleans. IA 1854, induced 70 make
In2l Of yos, % 9 ana 2 i n ~ - & esr = s
Wof express my oolisaias . 3g m siyKs 70 ihe
| afflicted such treasure FINLEY JOhNSON-
The undersigned Rev X Bragg. miaistar IN regu
r Il uI1g aud pastor OF the OrhOoI Church IN Brook
field, Mass lie Is gentleman oi great I9Tu9nS9; sna
! universally beloved: N9L DYER
| BRoOKFIELD, January p ls5s-
PROV woOD-Desr SIR Having made tlili Of YOUR Hair
Hrfotve u gives pleasure say that is effect has
Iesu frcellent removing Inflammation dandrun, and
eoast su. tendency 90 ueh,us. with which h7se been
troubled my chdhood snd has also restored halr
which beeolns 70 It's soCgInal cnor have used
ohr article with auyihns ike the sl%e PisSsqTe s or
] profit. Yours lfuly' J. n bhA1G-
Ths Resarl put Up Bottles Of three szes VIZ
Irgr melium, and snail. The small holds hall pint
All rsias T. dollar per Oitethe MEDIUM holds a
least tVrntg per cenr more IN prDoftou than the small
aud r-tas fI dOllafs hottle-the large holds qar
rf1uy per conf more pT1pOT0ul and roias fr three
dollars 4 n0 tie
! ID j. WOOD CO. Pr1prletOfs, 3l2 Br0ldWay. New
Yrrs lin the great New York Wire Railing Establish
men aui lIt Market street ST Louis, Mo aud sold b.
| an good Druggists aud Fanc- Co1ds Deelers- ocls
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THE CLEVELAND GTMNlSIJM,
OppOsite nurnett House. Ontnrio 81.

JAS. DICKINSON, Proprietor AM
~ Instruc Or Mr.. c. S. DlCKINSON-ProfesSor OF
Gymuastc and Lne es' Caseucs, Cleveland Uni
yersy. DIT. Secey's Water Cure ard Female Seminary
TraCher.
This Iasiuonis now permanently opened Tor the Phys
ical EducaiiOn OF all The Apparatus employed and In
struciOus ven ut bur des lip the whole strength
the by, without the rIsk of eudangerms any part b.
eTerilOn.
- Terms, for Gentlemen $40 per year, IN advance
~ Ladies' ard Childrsn's Glass, from to p NJ -
Terms, s. per year, IN advance
- Ladies' Children and others invited to eaIl and
FisIt the Rooms O-I Ind r %
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General NOtires.
SHIPPERS, ATTENTION !
EtM .sss:5:z=s.zs..-s.Ess!ssszzS

IL NENSIIlP heretofore cxIstiug borween the suIecT
gIs, under the name Of KIDNEY SMITH. i thIs day
dissolved mutual all debts
the Of H suIth will Be paid By G. n Kidney
and all deUtS due 20 them will Be paid G kinney.
.The business Will be continued 81 G II Kidney
= X SMITH
G. H KIDNEY
Cleveland. o. Z.
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GAYLORD 4 CO., and ". FIsKE, Agents; CleIs
lAnd, ohi0. isoS'as
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CuyahOga County Historical sOciety-first
ANIMAL Celebration

Wednesday, Oct 10th, 1858. was memora-
bic day in the annals of CuyahOga County In
obedience to the invitation Of the Trustees oil
the CuyahOga County Historical Society the
Pioneer Fathers, Mothers, their Sons and their
Daughters, from all the Townships assembled
under the Big Tent at Newburgh, and, with the
other guests, swelIed the eoneOurse to some
four thousand people The mild October sun
never smiled upon more interesting spectacle.
The officers of the Historical Society are
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Sold IN Cleveland by GavioTd Hammond, VIII
Fiske, &. S. Mackeuzle =. y. Churchill, DR. Chas.
Ames Bent1a Bros. and Drugz1sis generally
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SKELETON SKIRTS-WITH AID.
~ Unstable bustle-new lot received this day by
Julio W. WARREN No $50 Superior St,
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no THE AFFLICTED
nncTREss IosEPHINR WEI.LAaE

DoCTREss JOSEPHINE wEII5AGEt
Respectfully int9rms the public q New Orleans shat zee a
many years suecesion without fal uf the below na
street between Lafayette aud tirod streets where SIC MAJ IS
consulted in her office hours from 10 A. u 70 p NJ rslAiEe
ExcREscENcEs AND TUMoRs Of every lind are ~
OLD DANGEROUS woUEDs.--sbe promises q thorough
and radical cure weeks without danger a.
their breaking again; she effects and performs the
FEVER AND AGuE viii be cured h fotysg hours -
! win no Tetnrn These diseases sTe sga saTea N 4
ciops and powerful although containing ne ealosl Or o
She Is powerful Powder for purtfa
Powders for six weeks viii be relieved from Yellow FsysT
Ague, Cholera, and az diseases that may follow.
Also seTggla Ladies Esaness Tbgb aad Hp Discs
etc She enTes Corns Bunions Nails growing in tho esh
without pain, cutting, burning them guaranteed b
Also DoGTREss wEtIAGE's CELEBRATED STOMACH
Weakness DiaFbces Grsps CSiio FsysT Ague Di,sgs RI
al diseases etS l. ! universally nssa Y hs practice q &c
nded by them It is improved by Price 50 bo91ls
al SSo ssed S s h p f g
R7 Dc not fail to call at her Office, lsE Batonns ~
e is' So r. y DooTRfss JOSEPHINE wELLAG
HARDW ARE 5fERCHANTs csTnsr Ct gsezas.
sssa mon and Magazine streets have o. hAnssz8
rivals general assortment Of articles comprising n PaI
'o''Ns' HARDWARE. CUTLERY, ETC.
iron, Steel, Nails, Rope,
Axes, Chains, SCythes,
CGrpsnteIH Tools complete,
Coopers' Tools,
AnVils, Vices, Bellows,
stock and Dies, SerawpateH,
Garden Engines Pumps,
Pougbs H6y Cutters Corn ahteaFBy
Agricultural implements.
MIL, Crescent ans PHI Saws
On Yokes, Bsva, SingletTnaa,
Turning L.athes
Eoes, Hames, ShoVsls Eud Spades, Platform Eealss
Gndirons Tenders shcTels and Tongs Corn afiis
Copper and Iron Coal Hods, Cob CrushaRas
Single and Double Barrel Guns
Coffee Heclas, GhaiDE Dishes,
Chinese Gongs, Iron BedsieHds,
Britannia and Plated Ware
Meat Cutters, Sausage Suffers
Stock Kettles Portable Forgea,
o3Sly seines Fishing Tackles etc. sfas
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~ CELEBRATED
GERMAN BTTTERs,

- CELEBRATED
G E R NJ A N TIERS,
Prepared By De-. g. M. JACKSON, PHUADELrRIA, Pa.
Will efeetuhlly Cure
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia JaRIeiee, Chronic Nervous
Debility, Diseases of the Kidneys ard all DissssRA
arising from disordeFei Liver or Stomach.
--SHch
Constipation Inward Piles Funess Blood the HeAE
Acdiy Of the Stomach, Nausea Heartburn Disgust Food
FnneSs Weight in the Stomach, souf ETGctaonS
ing FutteTing at the PHI of the Stomach Swimming -
The Read Hurried and difficult Breathug Flutteng al
Heart Checking sufOcain sensations when in lying
posturei Dness Of Vision Dots Webs before the Sight, Pc
and DOH Pain in the Head Deficiency Of PeraprAfio
4eUwness OF the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side Back
Chest Limbs, Sudden Finishes If Heat, Burning
of Spirits.
The proprietor calling the attention Of pablo thA
preparation, does with feeling Of the conhdsaa
It's virtues and adaptation to fhe diseases or which isFe
mended.
1t and nntried 4Tele but one sbat haa atoalt
test OF years. trial before the American people, E n
reputation and sale is unrled BY similar preparations
tant. The testimony in lis favor given by pruinst
and we'll known physicians individuals an parts San
country immense and careful perpsal Of the Almanac pa
shed annually by the proprietor, had gratis IL
Of his Agents but satisfy the gksncAl that ais
remedy is really deserving the celebrity 0bnee
adelphiA. Pa
For sale in New Orleans Wholesale and resaii. by
!. WRIGHT { Co,
ao9 ly&W u ana I5I GhRrtFes shsz4
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TONI-ABONIATIC BTTTERs-
A CORDIAL FOR LADIES AND AGED PERSONS.

This highly agreeable cordial taken pure was prepared
by me at the request OF number Of families had repre-
scented to me the Inconvenience resulting from mixing va
rees OF btter which imbibed unduted the na
time which they OCCASION and the made from ivno
rance Of the mode of administering them. o.
These well founded objections enabled understand s
true causes which deter from making Of their
excellent and beneficial preparations The manufactured nv
t. be taken pure, obviates all the difficulties alluded to-
is highly eeacous in Of general Weakness in nery
Gus affections generally and is certain preservative from
gassthat fatal disease so peculiar and eli
reeahishes the appetite inyigoaes the general
system and in time healthy persons who have
acquired a Emphatic temperament.
This cordial only property stimulating the
appetite but Of aiding Digestion If tempted by sumptnous
epast 10 indulge beyond the bounds of prudence suffer
slow and mpeded Digestion glass of This Admirable
liquor occasions speedy relief facilitates the work Of nare
Persons in good health peseryave pleas
ant beverage Its delicious and such
Those who in the habit Of taking unch particularly
ladies' will find it invaluable addition to this repas t
merely account of its exquisite flavor digestive
qualities.
The delicate constitutions infancy to old age of
both may employ without the
Directions will be given using it for the first time
A. A. PEYCHAUD,
jyl5 ImGW M I09 Ftnval ztrast
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AucTT0N SAILS.
SUCCESSION OF GUsTAvB EICHHoRN.
by TOURyE a THOMAS.
SATURDAY. the asst Of A,,pTsf. ISIS, I'd i2


EUGENE TOrHEE, AuatoHeer.
SATURDAY, the 2lst Of August 1853, at ~
- o'clock at Banks Arcade BY virtue and 10 pursuance Of
from the Hon L0us Dnvgnaud Judge Of the Third
District Court Of New Oreans acBg in the absence OF Judge
M0rgan) dated Jniy 6 1855 viii be sold the following de-
scribed real estate viz:
A CERTAIN Lot or GROUND, situated in tile First Dis
Tepschore and AepOmene streets designated lot No q
plan Of Heddn, deposited IN the Office Of NJ Gernon, n r
Said lot 81 front Howard by 90 feet
inches and lines in depth Amer being part Of
lot No. Of the original plan Of Geo Dunbar together with all
the improvements thereon rights ways etc.
wS~f ERMs0nethird cash; the baance at and years
credit for notes bearing mortgage the property and per
interest from dAe until maturity and after
maturity The property must be insured and The policy trans
ferTed.
should said not be paid ate respective maturity and
IN the event Of legal proceedings being instituted TO enforce
all attorney fees and other legal and charges In
Cured disbirsed in the collection Of said notes.
act Of sale before R. j. Kerr N p, at the Of the
purchaser Iy2l 81 aul4 20 q
NJ VIGNIE, AUCTIoNEER, APPRAISER, AND
4F General Agent the Sale and Purchase Of Real KS
tate, Lands, Plantations, Negroes etc.
OFFICES:
BankB Arcade Passage, No. g. First District
Corner Cont street and Exchange Alley Second District
Where can be examined at time, LIST Of valuable i'm
proved property of a very remuneratiye investment.
sale choice Mechanics and list Of Virginia and Caroline
likely Negroes.
Nj. q DEFERIET viii give his personal attendance % every
pae and purchase. jas Il
A. LEVY, Jr., AUGTIOEEER FOR THE SALE
LIZ Of Real Estate Slaves SUGGESTIONS and outdoor business
generally Office 10 Common street, next to Of Camp
street. HeT "
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,ietor's lowest wholesale nrit Al
lcy, No, Isl ana ii Gbartsrs
tHfhbardIs VIVID Cberrv
IRiehsrdsnr,s SbsTrv JS;nR
lHutcbinp5E yepetable r Tsssnsls
| GouleyIs Vst,sfsbIs (safeT1aris
EnofisntIIs f;ar1nan nxxosy,ais,i
COSMETICS
| CoIoFne water Ray water
lFlori,la water SIes,, F1n
lJoness Tillv vTbits
SOAPS AND CREANR
,lI,owis Brown Windsor
l,Toneis Cnenies;
lRsdwavis Wedicatsd Flaa4tIsn
| 4 IronH To,ist and Fer,jIy
lSbsyinp Creams and Cnmnnpiy
Of All descrintions
Pills
iwrightis Indian yaga4abIs
IWoffaf,s I.ife RrsndrsThfs
ISiorrisonIs T,esis New T.ondon
lPRrriE. SappinFt6nis ChEu,p,
ionis
IGraatfpBhsrs ,TRvne,s sRn,,tivn
iJsyneig Anne WinerIs Osrnn
7nile
IHfbbsri)is Anti.bjlinua Psterin
lSpepcer,s VegetnbIe CooljE
ICsoperis Coyelis RbauT9atir
I! Andersonis AlIehasiais Hssith
Wjgter,s ,ientIe puroa t;va
| h1IaI,seisI A 80 ITaera,J.
lChickneriE SngRr.roafsfi
IliJbertiE Anti.biIiopa Beek,
yifhis
lI,adv,s Blood TnpoldsbviE PUs
lScottis VegetebIe Eag1n's
IRndwavts RePnlntnrs
IRoseie Railroad Laws r eu,sIs
IT ,ondenls Tn6ian Sanstive
II,ouden'g Acne HoIlowsyIs
IHslstedis Anti.Dyspepfic
IGurdonts. Mel ,ape,s I,ivar
HAIR DYES.
PhAlon,s Magic, BstcheloF,s,
IGilman's instantaneous,
IBallardts, Jules Hauei'B.
lJsyneis American. East India
| MI-AElIIAA N FlAk4Ss
IDr. Mofss's InyiRorsting Ger
dial.
lThorn'B Extract,
lTarrRnt's Aperiens,
iiTarranps Elixir Of Rhubsrb,
ICarter's Spanish Mixture,
Mothers Relief,
Tcothaehe Drops.
Lyons Magnetic Powders.
Mrs. Kidder's Gordisl, "
Thompson's Eye Water,
Watts Nervous Anti,
Billings Astringent,
Hyattis Life Bniaare.
McMnnn's Elixir of Opium
Railways Ready RELIEF,
Rsdway's Resolvent,
TarrRnDs Indelible Ink,
Dir. Fitch's Body Braces,
| DR.. Fitch's Shoulder Braces;
DIR. Fitch's IRheliuR Tubes,
DR., Roses PreparaIionE
Winerig ArcanIim Fxt-snt
TeneurIs SpeciEic.
Marshalps CathoIicon
IDr. FitcbIs Prenarstions
Morseis Compound Syrun NJ
Yellow Dock
Perry Davis,s Pain KilIer
BTown,s Essence Of Ginger
MDrtimore,s RbeTratie fovn
mound. W.
NIorttrnorejs CordiE1 BittsrA
MYERS Extract Of Rock Roas.
m Warii,s Specigc
Upharnis Piis Flertuarv
iSteer's 0nediidos.
lGodfrevig Cordial
lTnrIin5tEris ReisSn
| DR.. Callen,s Prspsrations-
| Bafsn,snis nrnns
| Dr., Jayns,a FSm|lv waJicl,sh
tqs;,iI;ts 80 G MI, 49,