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The stamp around each pot will also bear the
of the Proprietor and Of the United States agents.
Druggists and Dealers will observe each dozen
package the following label:
IMPORTANT CAUuoS.-The increased reputation and
great demand for Thorns Compound Extract of Copai
ba and Sarsapara, have been Inducements for Others
10 offer limitations Of this valuable medicine. Nenders
are particularly warned OF this fact that they be
on their guard and not dispose Of any impure article
calculated 10 njure their reputation, and destroy the
merits OF the original PREPARATION 10 obviate which
the Subscriber (successor to James Tarran, by whom
Il was first introduced into the United States) has
uached his signature to this caution counterfeit
whrh Is forgery. JOIN A. TARRASI
Address orders for the above article with full direc
tons for shipment ~
JOHN A. TARRANT CO, Druggists,
No. 27s, Greenwich corner Warren ST, n. Y.
Dec 7-dly.
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ST. AHlHSANS,

TJ,HIS is Of the hanlsumrst InpsoN rinents IN
i Edgcield; IL u within twehty minutes Naik os the
Capitol and Is eey atinn overlooking The etIITe
village, healthy and Jry- IL - suTruuIaud by
pretty scenery a. can lie found Ia tiis cou.ty kserS
convenience necessary "a render q comfortably a
family resiencc and country --ao have been aduod
The terms voTy liberal
la4-U-u bof ~ 20.
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Coed for Man and Beast.

IL Is a sovereign remedy
for the various diseases with
which horses are afflicted .
curing the most alarming ca
ses of BRUISES. STRAINS,
STRING Halt, SCRATCHES,
WOUNDS, SwEESr, SPAWN.
RISo-BoSE, BIG-iiEAp, PoLL-
EVIL, &c. No farmer, live
ys.ablc-k seT CT or any per
son owning valuable HORSES
should be without this valu-
able remedy.
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TOR THE BEST Inducements ever offered, encios<
l. stamps for regdlp postage, and address 81
MAYNARD 4 cASwE1L,
ssbs--wsv L.grssee, Axss.
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Prof. u. -. Fowler,
az ENX NGR

JIy0I commence a COURSE Or LECTURES on HI
w man science ON Life, its laws, Functions, Ia
provemsnts &e. as taught by Ihrcnoogy and lh!s-
of Children Health, Marriage &C, early in AlRlI at
Hall
lie viii also tell applicants all abogt themselves an
ctriiren, nls Hotel
For particulars see papers and bills Of day
marl.-l4wu
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oF,1cE or Miss. CENTRAL K Trvx. +. r. Co. !

This will certify tl-tt the VI. G. & L. H. K Co have
purchased OF Mr. v. = Bennett the night to Lsy on
their Cars Bridges Buildings AC. Ac., Vests Gaivan
c Cement Having seen i ana u.stc,i have no
hesitation in recommending 10 be the best and cheap
eat covering nov IN use.
H. J.. NELLY, President
VI. {. 4 I. K X Co.
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n. CuFtlN, superintendent


Mfugus, TENN., Jan. "a 1887.
To TIE rUHuc:-W ;. Bennett made application a.
us last Summer TO cover our buildings w,th Vests
Galvanic Cement: 1t being new thing, thought
would try IT, had IL applied to lac Asmth shop ami
Engine House attached to the Foundry. 1hcy have
proved all required water proof ToJi, having with
of the greatest storms, and giving good
satisfaction. We only add, try Il aai yuu NI DC
satisfied ClkIlS kNAiI, lIuu FUun ieTs.
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Proprietor Commercial Ito

SUPEnNTINpENT's OFICh, MFNruis & Om- X X.
MENrIs, 1E>S bob. lg 1851.
Mr. BENNErr-icar STs--uur company having been
troubled very much with lcdky ears, put YOUR
Patent Paint upon thcu, amt Tar nav know ledge
extends, can cheeriuliy recommend It To any who
wish "A dry roof VI any sort
Yours, Sc., ~. COFFIN, Superintendent
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MrNrIrrs Ian IL 1851

Mr. Bennett has done some ShItli amount oi To,nEg
for IN his peculiar Way, wIth Cotton stun, coated
with preparation the bass uf which appears Ia be
Coal Tar. Il Is very eivctral and light rui, and ap
pears Ia promise considerable durabiSs from ue
preseTvatiVe qualities Of the composition, which psnc
the cloth and projects u from the inuuence OF the
air and water The Composition does not hguhy and
from the effects OF the heat cl the IN summer,
does harden aud crack from the influence ~ the
cold Of Winter. A. L. MkIIliil-
let
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Eurns and ScaIds.
The Mothers Companion.

II cures CAKES IN THE
BREAST, SORE NIPPLES,
SORE Lrs, PINPLEs, &c. Ia
dies who prize a pure skin,
void Of plmples, blotches,
scurf, and discoloratiOns
and excresences should at
tack these trespassers on
beauty's domain a. soon
as they appear with the
Arctic Lininent. IL is ex-
cellent for the hair, giving
ita healthy glossy appear
auce II iS
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NASHVILLE, TENN, FRIDAY. MARCH 2e. 1858.
nem-Dork.

From vISCHER, OWEN s CO., General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, 346 Broadway,
New-York
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Extraordinary Announcement.

Extraordinary Announcement.
Every purchaser Of a dollar bottle Of the ARCTIC
LINIENT receives, at DIR. Braggs expense the Unit
ed States Journal Of New York for one year. The
Journal is large illustrated paper-each number
tanning sixteen pages beautifully printed clear white
paper, and filled with original matter from the
brilliant of the country. Certificate OF sub
scripon and full particulars Of the novel and phian-
thropic enterprise, Of which this oner forms q part
will accompany each bottle.
An AGENT wanted In every town and village.
BRAGG 4 BURRONES 81. Louis, Mo.
New York office, No. 37l Broadway.
Communications should always be addressed 20 81.
Louis.
For sale in Nashville by Berry Demoville, A II.
Roscoe, g. W. Hendershot and J. stretch.
febl3-ly
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MEMrnls. Mnrch .. 1871

W s, BENNErT, Esq.-Iear sir.-Ihr facts withi our
knowledge Ol the GufahIlty, &C, of Vests GaNanic
Cement; are these The Guudng you covered Tor
last spring am happy to state has answered cX
peCtitIons. We can therefore, recommend Il to the
public Tor all roofing purposes, Light, cheap hre
and water proof roof IL does not get soft and run
from the ELECTS of the heat oi the sun. does
harden and crack from the effects uf the cold. ANY
pc wishing IA know more OF this article call
AT our mandatory.
y. 5. BRUCE Il Co.
Carriage Mandatory, Msnroe 81, Memphis Tenn
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ESGINEER's AND GENERAL SUrT's OFfIcE MEslrHIs AND
CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
MEMlTI-. June 70, 1857.
To WHOM II NAY CoNCEEN.-lhIs is 20 certify that the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company have pur.
chased Of ". :. Bennett the right to prepare and use
upon their Icputs, Buildings, Cars, &c, Sc., West
Gaivanc patent re and water proof Roofing and that
We believe u tn be IN cCuuumC. aud durable cover
ing, having already had i IN for eight months
SAM. GA1E, President
r. c. ARMS, Gcul Supt
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MEMrnls. Tenn. Dec. sih IN


To WHOM 1T MAY CoNCJtN-lhis Is To certify that
W. :. Bennett covered two roofs Tor me last spring
with a composition called Vests Patent GaiVan!c Cr
meut, OF them new deck, the other an old
shngie roof which giving perfect satisfaction lie
also repa ed a dumer window, which leaked badly and
had bItcd the skill uf Carpenters to prevent leak
ing, which lac succeeded IN making perfectly ught
do Checrfully recommend hs mode OF roofing To
the public for all roofing purposes, aud believe II 10 be
q permanent fixture against hrc and water.
J.. CutkREII,
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ST. Gouis.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of JAMES
DUDDERIDGE, No. Il Second Street, ST. LouIs, No.
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Harness. Harness..

NTOrlCE-I have removed my Harness shop from
IN lvaderick street 10 No. s lup stalIsl eouth SIDE
Public square, where shall constantly ep on hand
variety ol Coach and Buggy Harness, Id Also kiP
and ogh skin collars.
Jan. t-u a. l. HOwtIsToN.
a Neat DIV elling House for sale,
CfrUATED IN Eigeneld, the Gsliztln Turnpike
~ For further particulars apply 20
sept. IL. A v. > lINDSLEf
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STOVES FOR THE TINES.
TUsT received from csacinnaa, few of BLuST's
J CoAL COOKING RASGES, small SEC, wkch
psnses added
ALSO,
A good assortment II CuAL COOKING STUyES, which
xai taI ap and xarraai, and ~hiCh, tis4l eo4
i cAsap, and IN tbs reach u every one, the ssose
for psc
Also.
FRANKLIN STOVES, for uszal saa Weed.
CANNON AND RAiaAIuk SIufk.s, Ier Cesl.
CHAMBER AND DIsINss- ROOM SIOykss for CosL
ALSO,
Thlrty Handsone R.ilsras P4rlor Crates froga wm-
Jaeksol's M4nuf4ctofy, Se~lork- Couamon Mantle
sa1 Jasab GEales all s1res and s4tserns wich wn
MACKENZIE Wilson.
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For safe by alt respectable Druggists and Dealers
Prices of the Iinimcnt, IS cents, 5G cents and 81
bottle. dollar bottle contains much Linnent
eight twenty five cent bottles.
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rs Patent agricultural Furnaces.

Motifs Patent agricultural Furnaces.
THIS article was constructed in consequence Of
l. suggestion from the American Institute, that
smple portable, and low priced furnace was much
needed by farmers for boiling and steaning fool and
for many mechanical and domestic purposes II took
the premium at the L. 5. Agricultural far II Louis
VILE Just received. VA. STEWART
No. II Market Street
Also Coal Cooking Ranges, and small Cooking Stoves
for coal. W y
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Attached is a note from JoHN l. MORGAN, Esq Arch
itect by which may be the opinion OF Mr. samuel
Sloan the Cclcb Architect ana writer upon Arch
iteCture, whose experience Win tins mode roofing
without a doubt Is satisfactory - alt
MEMPHIS, March II, 1857.
Mr. W 8 BENNETT.-Whcu 4n IAiladc Ihia IA. a few
days ago. called upon Mr samuel sloan the Cccbrat-
Architect, and aLthuT 81 the Sua. Work Al chi
lecture / asked ms opinion ~ L. the durability &c.
OF Vests Patent Roof s.C you using tie city
OF Memphis ana hc tJld tatfic hId hcsiLiIIon
in saying e. me that good and durable roof and
is all that lis advocates clam il tu be. er saying
that lac Is Using II on Il nuu Luilliug lUr himself.
Respectfully Join l. MORGAN, Architect.
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The History AND HABITS OF TIE ARMY WORN
friend who has made entomology a subject Of
study furnishes US with some Of the results Of his
investigation nto the charter, habits and history Of
the army worm, Of which 80 many complaints have
arisen in various parts Of the country. The cat
patch west Of the Smithsonian grounds supplied
him with specimens and aR opportunity TO observe
much concerning these devouTing pests. Our
friends first impression, and which indeed he re-
tains was that the worm, in question is identical
With the grass worm Of the South. Present appear
sBees all attest this identity but it will require the
complete round Of transformations 10 be gone
through with before il can be considered certain
This worm destroys cOrn,' clover, grain, and
every kind Of grass, and in the South is found very
abundant on the grass and weeds between the rows
Of cotton. Its eaterpiller, just before changing
into the ehrysalis, hides under stones, and where
the ground is broken, under clois Of dirt Their
enemies srs formidable, the largest being toad,
which stufs itself with them almost TO bursting -
The stomach Of a toad taken in the patch above
referred to, having been cut opeh, was filed with
these worms, mixed with a fe wings Of beetles
The army worm has another enemy in the black
larvs Of what seems to be q Hsebr0phOTu5, which
preys upon the caterpillar.
Besides these there is a small iehneumOH, or at al
events parssitical fly which deposits IFS eggs all
over the back Of the caterpillar, and they, when
matured, spin coeoous which send forth a cloud Of
ether flies 10 repeat the process.
Specimens Of the army worm sent hiiher from
Maryland, we're entirely destroyed By hy much
like the common house fly; but with q lighter
colored series Of rings around the abdomen, which
is birsute and tipped with brown, belongs to The
family Of mu5oidg IL is merciful provision Of na
ture that as these worms increase do the paras-
itioal foes which feed upon and destroy them. But
for this the consequences would be terrible indeed
to all the hopes Of the agrieulturist In
telligencer.
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Why THERE ARE MORE PIOUs WOMEN THAN Mas.
The reason there are more piOus women than meu
is not because women are weaker OF their passions
less powerful, but because feeling Of dependence
is native in the female heart. Il is because the
pride Of independence has little or no place there
Il is because the female mind has to undergo con-
paratiVely smsll revolution to become religious -
One powerful barrier thai stands before the path Of
every in hisapproaeh to the valley Of humiliation
does not oppose the passage Of the true woman Il
is very rare thai those who denominsted 'srong
minded women" become religious. The pride Of
personal Independence prevents this.
So sweet and so natural a thing is piety anon 6
women that men haves0me to regard a woman with
out it ss strange, if not unhealthy, and goddess.
Men often select pious wives because they see that
piety softens and deepens and eleVates eVesy na
mind
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TEE PRIECE OF Wales IN IRELAED.-Victoria's 9
oldest boy does not succeed in maintaining his in
cognito on his Irish tour and the Irish making
the most Of the visit Of q real live Prince. cor
respondent of a Cork paper gives an amusing ao-
count Of his visit to Skibbarsen:
''TWo great events have happened since Sunday
the arrival Of q whale in this harbor and 3 live
prince in our western metropolis. The papers have
informed Of his royal highnesss arrival ia Cork
but We hardly believed he would have had the good
taste to visit that very celebrated and interesting
locality, Skib., which must have appeared to pare
ulsr advantage in a down pour such as We had an
day on Thursday However, he did not much seem
70 miad, though the people remarked that he was
very badly clothed, and be was driven By the gin
gle boy to Mrs. DOyle's hotel where he went in aud
asked for tumbler Of Basss pale ale which he took
standing at the counter. He then asked if she had
any real POtheen, and being answered in tbs afir
native, he ordered glass; which he tasted and then
mixed with the Bass, which his suite al shared
shortly after crowd began to collect, as the rum0r
spread Of prince, actual live prince, being TO be
SEEN so be speedily mounted the giugle and set OF
for Bantry The giHgls driver, who viii, Of course
be immortalized the boy who drove the prince,
is now object only secondary, and he is full Of
what the prince said and did-hOW he told him TO
get some Of the sOds Of turf they drove along with
which he amused himself pelting or the boy said
cruisting everything as they passed. think some
Of the magistrates disappointed that the prince
did not commit breach Of the peace, and Like
second Prince Hail. get himself brought before the
worthy bench. Mrs. DOylei Of course in ecstacies
and Mrs. Hegsrty in propOriionste despair at the
celebrity Of her rival who IS going to get 8 for
the highly hOnOred tumbler, though she remarks,
with no little mOrtifeatiOn that 1t was unfortunate
ly the most disoOlored glass in The shop, and had
BIZ out oft Everybody was running to look at the
glass yesterday, and to hear all about it, AID the
happy Mrs Doyle is going, Of course, to call her
hotel The Prince Of Walss'-in fact, she seems to
consider that she has now some private property in
the prince, and she called the gogle boy an impu
dent Iufian to dare to compare himself 70 prince,
because he said he about his height as if he was
like such 8 fellow any way fully expect that the
highly hORored g'nge Wll like Nelson's ships, the
Victory and the ROyal George, be cut up into frag
ments and converted into sl sorts Of kniek knaoks
If you wish for any memento you ought 10 apply for
Il in time
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ss2O,OOO
WHOLE TICKETS SO; HALVES IS; QUARTERS {
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

The Numbers from 5o0OO corresponding with those num-
s the Tickets printed separate slips Of paper, enccled
with small tin tubes and placed in one wheel.
The first 45 Pze similarly printed and eneircled placed
In another wheel.
The wheel then reYolved, and number drawn the
wheel numbers at the time prize from
other wheel The number and prize drawn opened and
hbted tie audience and registered by the Commissioners; the
prize being placed against the number drawn. The operation
repeated until all the prizes drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PItIZES.-The two preceding
and the succeeding Numbers to those drawing the rs
Prizes will be entitled the . Appoxmatng Prizes. For
ample II Ticket No 1850 draws the $4,000 Prize those Tickets
numbered l245 1I249 PSI 13 viii entitled S4O0.
Ticket No. $50 $4,000 Prz thoss numbered
SIS So 55I @ will each be entitled to $780, and accord
ing 70 the above scheme.
THE S5O,OOO PRIZE OF $50 will be determined
by figure the Number that draws TIE $50 600 Prize.
example, Number drawing the $1,000 Prize ends with No.
then all the Tickets where the number ends in /, will be entitled
S20 ends with No ? then all the Tickets
Nuuey will he entitled S20, and o.
CERTIFICATES OF RACAAGs Ei2 willb sold at
the following rates, which is the risk;
Certificates of Packages o 10 Whole Tickets, $50
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TIE FREsOH NAvT.-It is estimated that the
French navy Wil By the next year possess 80 fast
sailing sereH steamers, comprising al classes Of war
vessels, besides large number Of sideWhesl stes-
mers and sailing vessels.
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CIV PiuInbing EstabliShment.

II A. COOPER, Agent, No. !, Corner Of Market and
H. Spring Streets. The highest premiums awarded to M
Inc Mechanical AgriculuTal Fair last fall and again at t
Davidson County Fair this Spring. prepared 70 ht up pub
lie private houses ws all the modern Improvements, suct
as are used in Eastern Cities, and extent in
city, where real comfort and desired in fact
residence can considered complete without them will ak
pleasure referring those wanting work done 70 the owners
such houses ei up with Hot and Cold aer in every
desirable room, also Baths, Showers and Water Closets
Having appointed Sole Agent for the sale Of Bount
Ranges, and being practical mechanic myself, pro
uouuce them durability and utility, superior to any stove o
range manufactured like purposes and invite the public t
cali and them
Continue manufacture Tin Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware
in all N varieties, will sell cheap for CASH, Warrantng
work equal any.
N Bsrcuar attention paid to ell kinds Of Jobbing anC
HyQralts reLairel at short notice. mayIt-0m
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~ An eminent la8yer, who has given much
attention to the subject Of the police Of New YORK
annually from the waters surrounding New York 90
be four hundred.
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,1rx. Wu11arsoS ARCHER cHEArIiAx
NEW FIRM.
Williamson q CHEATHAM,
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, SC,

IMPORTERS OF BKANDTEs, WINES. AND LIQUORS,
DEALERS IN
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IN sAIES--COFFFF COUNTT.

"a. Jas J. Faran, Of the Cincinnati Eliqifrief
has been appointed Postmaster in that city
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Kansas Land Agency.

AN Is Ets EtEBDs LAAE OE ran \ a.
ID TennesseeW attend promptly to AL business entrusted
Land Office Of the Delaware District Kansas
Territory. situated at kickapOO.
lie viii sell Land Warrants for cash time, or locate the
same lands o. District subject TO private entry
Also purchase lands the public sale in July next and do all
@ he i'm jucio ses0ns 10 promote the Interest OF ms
clients. Address JAMES r. HERD,
Relerto kickap0O X. 7.
Gen :. 4 W W, Whtag,d ,l Eezisier' KickapoO, K. T.
Smo0t, Russell < Co., LeJyeuwOrth, h. T.
Robert Campbell, Esl, St Louis, Missouri.
Il. a F8at rs L., Washing gton, ID. e.
Cook, Bailey SEQ, Nashville, Tenn. may l5-tW3m.
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H. Ny character" said an alderman Eke
had cleared himself from charge Of bribery enT
character sir, is like ny bOO;s-an the brightas ior
blaoking."
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opposed the interference Of women with politics
Sac pOintsdly asks, " II men cant Do ihs voting
and take care Of the country, what is the use 81
themg"
Sure enouvhI V9,s nvez rai,on. 8rrfrms
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S75.OOO--S75,OOO.

S6B,UUW@NSsG z D. sUUWs
ID ARE CHANCE FOR FORTUNE.--FOR
= SALE-S1j 900 worth Of the most valuable real estate.
sell reasonable terns Of the most desirable
city property offered in this market, lying on Cherry, Cedar
Market aBd Spruce Streets suitable for business houses private
dwellings propose exchange the above for likely Negroes
the best cash prices.
may I5-I VILE. L. BOYD, Jr.
UTINE FARM FOB SALE.--I WISH TO
sell of the prettest and desirable places that has
been offered for sale contains about 400 OF fine and fer
tile land, with elegant Improvements.
Also, containing - acres we'll Watered and umoered with
Improvements.
may l5-U WILL. L. Bud, Jr.
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AARON STRETCH,
TIWHOLESALE AND RETAILETI
DRUG GIST,

CORNER OF COLLEGE AND EBZOY SZREETS
TNACTS THAT CANNOT BE DENIED: Ist
That Strechs Soda Water Apparatus is the finest in the
Union, outside Of New York city.
I'd. The quality Of his Soda Water not eceed, equaled
BY any in the Union.
3D. His syrups are manufactured by new mode which
them healthier and more pleasant the tase an those manu-
4h His celebrated spanish Mead far superior to any thing
sold in The Union, except in New Orleans.
5h The run that he is now having for his Soda Water and
Mead greater than that Of any in the Union
TOILET PREPARATIONS, &c.
Lubins fine scented sachetts;
do extracts and toilet Powders;
Powder Puts and Boxes;
Large Fine Bathing Sponge and Brushes
Musk and Nerheua Toilet Waters
New Hair Coloring Fluid, the best article made
Woods Hair BesJortiyei
Mrs. Aliens do
Phal0ns Hair Invigorator;
Genuine Macasslr Oil;
Hair Dyes Of assorted kinds;
Chamois Skins Shaving Mirrors;
Nursing Bottles; Brushes Of all kinds, &C
FLAVORING EXTRACTS.
Lemon, Strawberry.
Rose, Rasberry,
Orange, Vanilla,
Almonds, Pine Apple
Celery, Peach.
FISHING POLES, &C.
large lot Of Fishing Tackle Rods and Extension Poles, with
Of Walking Canes, snoods- Fishing Hooks, &c
SUPERIOR WINES AND BRANDIES.
Light and Dark French Brandfes;
Fine Cherry Brandy;
do Peach do
do blackberry do
Pure Scotch Whisky
do Rye do
NeWsoms best do.
Madeira, Port, and Sherry Wines;
Which are bought expressly for Medicinal purposes and will be
sold in the way.
Kept constantly on hand all other articles appeaning the
msysO-tf A STRETCH