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Tor sALE.A neat and comfortable Dwell
Msssachnsetfs avenue. betwesn ID and Sd st.. vest
The lot extelds through to street, making an
LARD WEBB. No. % sacsad stoPV. .j7s6 nSe p.
FOR SALE.1AF FARM. containing 1870 acres of
T tSwp - az sSSssS
ments are a email Dwelling, somewhat out of re pair.
N.Y. Ere kn,,s new y ssioins the land. Sf Dr. Duvs
!,y A,ssIyy e q; ". soHkEK's. Grocery store Hlsi
street. GeorEet1wn ID. c. jy8-lm
For REsT-The BRICK DWELLING STU
l. ated on the east side Of llth street, one door
above Pa avenue, lover the Gas Offioe.D Posses
pr s1 EH[ ass PSf s5
and d sts. je z3-tf
L'OR RENT-A desirable. modern built, three
story HOUSE, with basement and back build
containing IL rooms. gas throughout. marble man.
tells. water and hath room. Inquire on premises, or
rp9m %a Hf Il hr't ho0r' Post ofh0e Department.
~ STORY, BRICK .DWELLfNG HOUSE
AT PRIVAE SAL LIE The sub bscriber has for pri-
sIss
containing eleven rooms, built in the best manner,
acGstastsd on north NJ Street, bstws@en @ 9Th and nd
10th streets west, one door east OF 10th street.
JAS. G.. MCGUIRE,
ap I'D Auot'r. and Com. Merchant.
TOR RENT--The large and convenient Dwell
u LING No. S6 ID street north, bdfween 9Th and
7th street west. IL is fitted up with all the modern
improvements, and admirably suited Tor a boarding
house. To punctual tenant the rent will be mode
rate; Apply to WIN. MARTIN, or A. Green, Aug
noneer. je "a eotf
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
L PROPERTY-A Ar NJ, eonta ming 100 acres,
cultivation. and having an o: chard Of 500 trees of
choice fruit, comprising apples. peaches, apricots,
neotarnes, pears, ounces, 90, together with
ing good dwelling containing nine rooms, with
cellar will be sold on reasonable terms. or ex
changed for oltK property. There Is a good barn
and stabing on the premises, good water at tie
door, ana numerous never. falling springs. About
40 acres are In wood, consisting of oak, hickory and
chestnut. The stock and crops mag be purchased if
desired: For further particulars inqu re of JAS s.
18th street, between c and ID streets.
jy IS 2awtf
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the right OF pre-emption
20 any OF the lands within the townships and parts
hsh the same to the satisfaction of the register and
receiver OF the proper land ONCE, asd make pay
gag fhts sottee, and before the day appointed for
the commencement Of the public sale OF the lands
embracing the tract Claimed otherwise such clalup
will be forfeited. = = -s--.7 -
- -. THOMAS A. HENDRICKS.
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g mo. $751;
GALES OF PUBLIC LANDS IN THE


oALEs sFArE IF rfEt5BFFlGGo 81 GotlsfaSA. hANRs IN THE
public sales Will be held made Knows Id the ne
tIce OF postponement, dated May nth, la5s, at the
undeImentlOnedlandof office in the State Of Louisiana
AT the land office at MONROE. commencing on
disposal of the public lands, heretofore unofi ered
in the following townships and parts of townships
NORTH Of tbs base line aud east Of the principal
nIsridian
SECTIONS 4, and s; the NE land the y ofNw
sections 2 !, 8, TO- il. Il, is, 90 a. a. IS, g. 50, 81,
elusive; and sections o. So, g. 81, and S., of town.
ship twenty; and township twenty one, of range
Sections 2 8, 10, IL. IA, 49, a, %. a. D. % 30
%. "a, and &c. Of township nineteen; sections to So
tw. nty; and townships twenty zone, twenty two,
and twenty; three. Of range nine.
SECTIONS ~ 10, IA, is, 20. q, "A, , %. 81,
incinsVs; i've a. and sections S. s4 ss and S. of township
twenty; and townships twenty -one, twenty two,
and twenty three, of range ten.
townships twenty, twenty one, and twenty two,
AT the land office at MONROE, commencing on
MONDAY, the 9th OF September ext. for the dis,
.ss Within the IA .ae
SSss .ss s e S s1 ms
Texas railroad" subject. as required by law, to
minimum of two dollars and fifty cents per aore,
North Of the base line aad east of ths principal
meridian.
Townships II and 49, of ranges
Townships l6, IL, and 49, of ranges g. TO- H. and u
Townships Is, 10, and IL, of ranges Is and Il
Townships Is and I6, Of range IS.
The offering OF the above lands will be commenced
on the days appointed, and will pro ceed the order
IN which they advertised, until the whole shall
have been offered, and the sales thus closed but no
sale shall be kept open longer than two weeks, and
no private entry Of any of the lands will be admitted
until after the expiration of the two weeks.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools
the sales. - - >. =
Given under my hand at the city Of w ash I'M ton,
this sixteenth day OF yu Ammo Domini one thou
sand eight hundred and fifty eight.
BY order OF the President: .f
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
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DRADY'S GALLERY,

RRADY'S GALLERY,
- $50 PA. AVENUE, NEAR 7TH STREET,
Deer Sreeny, R,ttenhoxss, Fart 4 Co.'s
BANKING House. D..
Mr.. BRADY begs respectfully to inform the pub
lie that in of the very liberal patronage
he has 1eceIved since opening his PHI u
GRAPHIC GALLERY at WASHINGTON. he will
contrary to has original intention, keep 1t open during
the summer months.
An efficient corps of Artists will be constantly In
attendance to execute Photographs and Ambrotypcs
IN the hest possible manner.
4Er Prices ranging from 3 upwards.
The Collection of Portraits OF DISTINGUISHED men
at this Gallery 1.-THE largest IN the world is open for
public ns pectiOn every day Sunday pied from
a. IN. to p. m. je 81 eOSm
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For Rent and Sale.

EOR sALE-A neat and comfortable Dwell
y DING HOUSE, No. a58; fronting south on
massachusetts, avenue. between I'd and Sd SITS. west
The lot extends through to III street, making also
entrance on n. Terms reasonable. Apply 10 POI. a.
LARD WEBB. No. SO I'D story } l7th st. jy q
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We can sell the above articles cheaper than any
house In the city; and invite persons in wantA
ls-"(luick sales and small profits" ~
olsIrs IA sinds nd Of Old Enrnltnre taken in exH
Don't mistake the place--Odd Fellows Hall, 7th
street. tina 2l ... BONTZ A. BRO.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09
Gbs felitiana 1tmotrat.
G O o ID n | G II 7 p!

Good Night have to say Good Night
To such host of peerless things!
Good Night unto that snowy hand
All queenly with its weight OF rings.
Good night to fond, delicious eyes,
Good night to chestnut braids OF hair,
Good Night unto the perfect mouth
And all the sweetness nestled there!
The snowy hand detains me, then
I'll have to say Good Night again!
But there will come time, my love,
When, II read our stars Alright,
l shall not lingcr by this porch
With my adieux. Till then, Good Night |!
You wish the time were now? And I.
You do not blush to wish it So
You would have blushed yourself to death
To own so much, u year ago!
What, both those snowy hands! ah, then
I'll have to say " Good Night" again
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09
NO. 10, I'd LEvEE,
NEAR CANAL s, NEW ORLEAN

IA ~ ~
[EsfABflSlID IN 1897
M MANUFACTURER an1calcr in every dcscrip.
NJ tion of Camp Fnrnlrc, such as Tents. all sizes
and qualities, Portable Ce, Camp Stools, & Chairs,
would particularly cal the attention of Enpi
neers, Railroad Conractoland others, to nv recent
~ patented PORTABLE Cam Bed This article
Weighing only abont eigtecn pounds. ond which
forms complete easy chr is easily transformed
INTO complete and comfctablc Cot Bed. with all
the advantages of mattras and pillow without tho
cumbersome weight Of eth, TO the sick it viii
be found Invaluable, as the ocupant can be changed
TO any position without delao or trouble.
also manufacture supelor article of LIGHT Or
heavy canvass betting for % bands, &c, do, do :,
hose for railroad or plantaon use Those using
gutta percha or india rubber citing or hose, and at
one-half the cost, and made oany size or strength
partlcar attention paid to citing up in superior
etyle, every description of plan or embroidered silk
iilags or banners for militaryr other companies,
Flags OF all nations, Jack Innants, &c. Flags
neatly repaired.
T., Plaln and fancy goods forawnngs, light and
heavy canvass. French and Engsh bunting Tor flags
Hc., ior sale in any quantity.
, N. B. find it necessary to site that no person
has succeeded Inc in my busnesas it has been and
10 stated by persons in this city II. CASSIDY,
No 10 Old Levec, near Canl street, n. @.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09

stead of orer the timber jumps. Gram Bags
kopt the lead until about two hundred yards
from the winning.poSt, when Gurreah Purwar,
who had been laying in the rnck, passed his
elephants with tremendous rush, and challen-
ged Gram Bags, on whom the weight of his ri
der had begun to tell A very fine struggle
ensued between the two, which ended in favor
of Gurrcah Purwar by trunk. 1t afterwards
appeared that they had missed one Of the jumps
and the piece of plate Ga massive candclabra
of elegant and chaste design was awarded to
Captain Vaughan. 18th, who landed Soornt
Junial good third. The meaning of Soornt
Junial is sweet or beautiful countenance, y
which, as in the present instance often gains
the day
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09
MOTHER, HOME, AND RELIGION.

Dear reader, have lived in this world twen-
ty-eight years and now can think OF but one
word in our language sweetcr than home, and
that is mother How closely they are allied
Sweetly the thoughts of home and mother come
to the heart Of the lonely wanderer in his mic
night musings, perchance tossing upon fever.
ish couch without mothers gentle hand to
bathe his burning brow. And when the hearts
of natures cring children have become hard
ened by crime or have grown callons from con
tact with the cold charities Of n selfish world
and all else has lost power to move, still these
household wordS--home and mother-act with
magical influence upon the scared easements
of their hearts causing the portals to fly open
and the briny tears to course their way down
many an aged and sun-browned cheek.
How sincerely do We pity those who in their
youth are deprived of true mothers care
Indeliby impressed upon my mind are the
scenes OF my childhood F; when, but for day
perhaps, our guardian angel left us, how impa.
tiently we awaited her return and rapturourly
we welcomed her back ! Or if prostrated by
disease, with what anguish Of heart did we long
and pray for her recovery and how happy we
were when she was again permitted to be the
life and light of home Even now. after the
lapse of many years, and family of nine chill.
dren have grown up TO manhood and woman.
hood, and some Of them have homes of their
own, still feel that home is not home without
mothers love
But there must be another influence coop
Grating with a mothers love, to make home
what God designed it should be. Religion must
have its dwelling place upon the altar OF home,
that altar within the mothers heart. No mat
/ ter how well qualified she may be, mentally and
physically, and It's very important she should
be, yet we still hold that she is mentally incom-
petent to discharge the responsible duties of
wife and mother if her actions be not hnllowed
bv religious holy influence The marriage vow
should be entered into in the love and fear Of
God, with an eye single to his glory and the
Improvement of our race.
We want more religion in our families Not
that religion that is worn only on the Sabbath
and hung up, garment-like, in the wearer's
wardrobe Monday morning till the next Sab
bath No Give us more of that everyday
home-religion that shines brighter there than
elsewhere-that feels and practically performs
what it processes Example is more powerful
than precept, aud children will initiate and grow
up much after the examples that are set them
at home 'Ts useless to preach to them, if we
do not practice before them what we preach
Give us more such homes as these, and then
there will be more of that Good Samoritan'
spirit diffused throughout the world, and more
true religion in our churches.
Do not understand us to mean that husbands
and fathers have nothing to do with this mat
ter ; But do believe that the greater res
possibility rests with mothers.
When will woman awake to herinterests and
her duty. and take her proper stand in this
great and glorious cause "Truly the har
vest is great, but the labors are few"
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09
IIELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION


HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND ELulD
EXTRACT BUCHU,
For Diseases Of The Bt,iier. kidneys, Grdrd Dropy,
Weaknesses, Distinctions Secret Diseases,
ftaaie Compiants. anil all diseases Of he SertOrgdns
Arising from and imprudcnccs inlilc and re-
moving all improper discharges from the bladder, kid
ncys, or sexual organs, whether existing In
MA LE OR fEM II,
From whatever cause they may have originated
AND 40 MATTER OF now Long STANDING.
Gioi"g heam and rgor 70 Mo tyamc, anil dIoom 10 lie
paihd Cbok
JOY TO THE AFFLlCTED!i
II cures nervous and drbitucd sufferers and removes
all the symptoms. among which will be found
Indisposion
to eycrion loss of
power. loss of memory
difficulty OF breathing. gem
cral weakness. horror Of dis
ease weak nerves. trembling. dread.
ful horror ol death. night swca>, coid feet
wakcfnlncss, dimness Of vision. lauguor, uniycr.
sal lasstudc of the muscular system often enormous
appetite. with dyspcpc symptoms hot hands
flushing of the body dryncss of the skin,
pallid counlcnnucc and cruptiuns oR
the face, pain in the back. hca.
vincSs of the eyclds ftr
qurhtly black spots
flying before
the eyes,
with temporary snluson aud loss Of sight, want of at
tcnon, great mobility, rcslcssncs4 with horror of
society. Nothing is more desirable 10 such pa
ticntS than solitude, nnd nothing they more
dread ior fear Of Themselves no re-
pose OF manner, no caruestnrss, ne
speculation, hut u hurried
transltion from one
question 80 an.
other.
! These symptoms If allowed tD w Oh Nh,h this
medicine invariably removes -suon follows Loss OF
I I'oWER, FATulTl AND EPIlEi'TiC FlTS-n one
y which the patient may expire. WHO can say that
dese cNccsSes are not frequently followed hy tAo-r
ircinl diseases INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION? /?
he records of the INSANE ASNLf' Ms and the mr.
lncholy deaths BY CONSuMPTION. bcar ample wit.
nss TO the truth Of these assertions III lunac Aay-
Inns the most melancholy exhibition appears The
cmntcnance il actually suldrn and uuie destitute
neither mrth or grief ever wilt, H. should sound
oihe voice occur it il rarely arteuiatn
with woiul measures van dp-Iair
! Low sullrn sounds hi, grrg b.gGilrd"
lcby il most terrible aud ha- h,pngh thou
SANS upon thousand. to untimry graves. thus blast
~ rhc ambition Of MANY noble youths. It can We
clrd by the use Of this
lnfallible r @ IN d v.
You are suffering with any Of tie aho,r di,trr-
siniailment- the FLUID EXTRACT BCCHl viii
cnrtyou. Try It anil he convinced of IL efficacy,
hwAgE or QrArN NosrElts i urirE Ducrols.
Whniasely boast Of abitir, aud references Citizen,
kno'and avoid them, ani save long suffering. mon
ny ad exposure, ~ sending on calling for Il hpttc
Of tie popular and SPECIFIC REMEDY
II Hays all pain and inflammation. j. perfectly
p!eaSnt n is taste aud odor bet immediate in is
actot
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09

Ergotinc
Ergot
Filters. French
tunnels, glass
do wcdgewood
Gallipots, assorted
Gclatinc, CoX's
Glass measures
do ware, every acsc'n
Glauber salts
Glycerinc
Granyillo's lotion
Gum Arabic, assorted
do assafGtida
do belzion
do camphor
do catechu
do gamboSc
do kinO
do myrrh
do opium
do sandrac
do scammany
do shellac
do tragacanth
Hydrag, C. cretu
Hofiman's anodyne
Herbs, bitterswect
do black cohosh
do bOneset
do catnep
do digitalis
do hoarhound
do lobelia
do peppermint
do golden seal
do sage
Iodine resublimcd
Ipecac, pull.
Iron by hydrogen
do carbonat
may 8, 1858 AgTHl
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09

THE SrEEPLE CHASE OF ELEPHANTS. The
Pony Races Of her Majesty's GSth Light Infan.
try having gone off so well short time ago,
the Staff, with laudable desire to promote
sport, gave out that the Rangoon Monsoon
meeting would be held on the 22d and oath of
Nay. The announcement was hailed with great
eng eame who had made their Debut ut the late
races, and were desirous ofa still further insight
into the nysteries Of the Turf. The first day
was oeVote' to fiat racing and on the second
TWO steepie-clases and an elephant race appear
ea on tlie card This latter novel event was
iookea FORWARD te with considerable interest,
which ihereaseo as t'e animals appeared on the
course. vast cro"l assembled to see the
operation of mounting II front of the Grand
Stand, winch however, quldlly dis appeared as
the jocks began to take theh' preliminary can.
ters The ungainly creatures we're to be steer.
ed over part of the Stephenchas eourse nv ma
houts and ridden by officers, SOME of whom
got up in full jockey costume, presented a very
gay and animated appearance. The wide ditch
jump was the most attractive sport, and as the
elephants drew up to the starting post one long
ed, Mr.. Editor, for the pencil Of "Our Own
Correspondent" to distinguished contempora
ry OF yours, to portray the scene. Thirteen
appeared at the post, and capital start was
effected. Gram Bags { a very fine animal
though, perhaps, little too heshy) made the
running, and at the wide ditch was two lengths
ahead. The huge beasts got over the ditch in
manner that reflected great credit on fhe seats
OF their jocks, and caused shouts of laughter !;
they had also quiet way of going through in
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09

ARTHUR CIR
M Wl1OI.ESAl.E n RET.
w AND MEDICINES.
No. 2, BRICK re
Keep constantly on hand
sortment Of Paints, Oils,
They arc constantly rccc
factories, aud other source
incnt Of Fresh Drugs and
for sale on ~ favorable
Southern market.
llcury S. Becchcno will
pcnsing of Physicians Pr
other Recipes.
The following compris
ways to be found at their
ACid, aectiC
do benzoio
do cilrio
do muriatic
do nitric
do oxalic
do phosphoric
do pFussic
do pyroligncous
do sulphuric
do tartaric
Ether, aGctic
do chloric
DO sulpharic
Aaphaltuin
Alcohol
AlOcs
Alum
Ammonia, aaua
do enrb. ...
do iodine
de- phosphate
do arons. spt..
Anratto
Army root
Arsenic
l,al.am, eopaiva
do Perm
dc Toln
"a E'ir
Bath Briel,
lIattpy- sc@..,iyc
BAY rum
Bcberiue
Hebperin. mlph
Bismuth. oyyrhlpr
do sub. nit.
Ilar. lead
l,Iue indigo
Blue ml~.. kpgliat.
Blue slOnY
BpraE
BougirS. gum clasti,
da silver
Birthstone -four
do roll
British lustge
liro.pinr
guchu leaves
Burgundy pitclf
Calcis carb. ptrc
do pho-phat
sautbari,lrs
car,lampn sec,
tn.rarilla bIrs
Castor. Russian
Ca,,pr oil
Catlrtcr-, gnnn clae,.s
4. silver
cayenne pepper
chalL. Errnch
a. pr,uiptr
d. prcpurrg
CnIoncl. tIali.li
Chamoluilc flowers
Charcoal. prepared
Cunning glasses
Cherry l,ari, Wild
chloride. gola
do lime
40 .ade. aalu,.
tlorofuI1n
Cobalt
Gocllinca.
Colee7uth
Cologne water
oI.0'liHn
Composition
Conserve roses
topfefas
Cork varion.
CORROSIVE ,nb!lln4s4
't''i,i 'aF'Af
'Sr'.
t,o'e ''"a'ra
pF,,s ~ p'2''''
,,N,D'' - wa y
=, ..,.Hcs '','''''
-" ~, a
I'm V'"" so,
90 y. ~ ,', ,'',t tia''
dh .:'lS ~
do Hns''
do resa'
Extract, cLnift
do aihn.llldes
do bark
do b ala dolha
do colo"onW
do digi'alIs
do hyoariamus
do Indian hemp
do ialap
do kramcria
do nuy yomica
do quassia
In rhuLn,,l
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09

The USEFUL AND BEAUTIFUL. The tomb of
Moses is unknown: but the traveller slakcs his
thirst at the well of Jacob. The gorgeous pal.
ace of the wealthiest and wiscst of monarchs,
with the cedar, and gold, and ivory, and even
the great Temple OF Jerusalem, hallowed 10y
the visible glory of the Deity himself, are gone,
but Solomons reservoirs are as perfect as ever.
OF the ancient architecture of the Holy City,
not one stone is left upon another; but the pool
of Bethesda commands the pilgrims reverence
at the present day The columns of Pcrsepo-
lis are mouldering into DUST but its cSterns
and aqueducts remain to challenge our admi
ration. The golden house Of Nero is mass
Of ruins; but the Aqua Claudia still pours into
Rome its limpid stream The Temple Of the
Sun at Tadmor, in the wilderness, has fallen,
but its fountains sparkle as freshly in his rays
as when thousands ofworshippcrs throngcd its
lofty coonnadeS 1t may be that London will
share the same fate Of Babylon and nothing
he left to mark its site save mounds Of crumb.
Il ling brick work. The Thames will continue to
flow as it does now. And if any work Of art
should rise over the deep ocean Of time we may
well believe that it will be neither ii palace nor
temple, but some vast aqueduet or reservoir;
ana II any name SHOUu HiSI iHc
midst of antiquity, it will probably be that of
man who in his day sought the happiness of
his fellow men rather than their glory, and link.
ed his name to some great work Of national util-
ty and bcnevolencc This is the true glory
which outlves all other, and shines with undy-
ing lustre from generation to generation, i'm
parting to works some ofits immortality and in
some degree rcscuing them from the ruin which
overtakes the'ordnary monuments Of hstori-
cal tradition, or mere magnificcncc.
DANCING THEIR RAGS OFr-Two unSophs-
ticated young lasses visited Niblo's in New
\ lork during the ballet season. When the short
skirted, gossamer clad nymphs made their ap-
pearance on the stage, they became restless and
ldgcty ooh, Annie !" exclaimed on, Sotto race.
-"Wcli, Nary" 1T amt nice; don't like
| It," Hush the folks will notice you" !"
don't care it amt NICE and wonder aunt
brought us to such place. ''lIush, Mary,
the folks will laugh at yon.' After one or two
filings and pirouctte the blushng Mary said,
"Oh, Annie, let's go; it amt nice, and don't
feel comfortable" "Do hush, Mary" replied
the sister, whose own face was scarlet, though
it wore an air of determination it's the first
time ever was at theatre, and suppose it
will be the last so | am just going to stay ii
out if they dance every rag off their backs !"
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-09
ARTHUR CRAWFORD e. Co.
WHOLESALE a. RETAIL DEALERS IN DRUGS
w Avn MEnU'INES

" FORD & Co.
l. DEALERS IN DRUGS
V, CLINTON, La.
n large and complete as.
'ri'umcrics, &c.
ing direct from the mann.
II large and varied assort.
Icmisals, which they Offer
ms ~ can be had In tho
attend 10 the dis.
,ripsions, Family, and al,
u few ef the articles a...
rug store viz.
Morphine, acetate
do snlphate,
do matdatei
Moss, Iceland
do Irish
Musk, grain
Nipple shields
Nursing bottles, ass'I
Nutgalls
Nux yOmich
Oil Of almonds
do annisced
do brgam0t
do black pepper
do caicpnt
do caraway
do cassin
do rcdrat
do chamomi,s
do cloves
do capoitG
do croion
do crgot
do icnncl
do hcliotrope
do Ijasmin
do juniper
do lavender
do ncroli
do olives
'lo orange
do orlgannrr
do palchouly
do Sinles
do ptnnyroyuh
do lrpprmins
do rosemary
do Sassairas
do sa,in
do sucrini
do y.rbtns
DO win,crgrrcn
do wornneYd
otto Of rp.s
pain.s, claonn yellow
do chrome green
do litharrr
IN Pnris green
Ia rrn sian b,ne
ip whi., lad
~ rcd Lad
Paint brushes, assorted
Paper. every Dissertations
Patent mr,A,incs, viz.
Arabian Eminent
Ayrcs' eRlhaytic pills
Ayers tieiry y'ctoral
hT. Jayne. family med.
Icw David : plaster
Court pIisicr
lyob's ka,hairon
McI.anr'- liver pilia
NrLnne ! ,rrmiiugc
Mustang iiniment
aadcllhl, inA
Barry' tricoph.rous
RranI-c'L's pill.
8rown- cs,. lam. ging.
Carpent.1'. ext. lneau
rn safs3
Tosp-r'- ii.inglas.
ballc7s pain extras1or
fahnrst,tk's ,crmifugs
fray inlmcn,
llcnry'- nagn"sia
!'anten'- sapsa..
Rnltay's sepiy rsiieF
R,'bton : cod liver oil
Emrau,'- apericn.
sands .arsIvorilla
Ihompson's EYE wafer
Vhorn rxtpast
Townsend. mrsaparilla
Wis!ar's bal, wild chcrr.
Wrights Ind. yss. pills
feru piar bark
Pen:ils Of all kinds
Psssaries, assor bed
P-S;les aud m.,ta,s
pill boxes
piil iilna
pip@,ius
l'e@ophyion
Panice stone
pu,ty
P3.aese aceta
do bi-carbs
do brsmid
~ aanstlcc whit9
do ehiorate
DO cysmure5
do iodine
do liyhate
Quicksilyer
Llainine, su.9hate'
do arsenia1
ia acetate
do I'slyocyan
Rad alkane.
do calamus
do columbO
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