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SUDDEN DEArn.-Mrs. Cornelia Thaxton, the
amiable consort of Dr. Joseph j. Thaxton, of Per-
son county, ate a piece Of watermelon on Friday
last and died Of cramp-cholic in two hours after
wards. Dr. T. was on q visit at Beaufort, at the
time, and the only white adult on the premises to
witness the melancholy death, was his aged mother
The feelings Of the fond and devoted husband, on
hearing the sad and heartrending intelligence, can
be better imagined than described-Nil Chronicle
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Pryor is coming. The bell will soon sound, ard
then let treasury cormorants and lobby obbers begin
to look out for the locomotive of the House. If
Randolph of Roanoke could be heard from beyond
that horizon which binds mortal eyes" what would
be the expression of his joy that his old district
wherein he had ''such constituents as no man ever
had before or ever would have again" should secure
Representative as Roger A. Pryor Washington
StGt<a y
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districts already described. We left this sea with
reluctance and as it took US long time to get to
the top of the mountain we turned our eyes at al
most every step we took, in order to take another
look and finally, when lost sight Of it forever,
could not refrain from tears for most of the inter-
cstng events during our SavQrs sojourn upon earth
as recorded in the New Testament took place either
on its waters or in the immediate vicinity.
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WOOD FOR THE CAPITOL,

.. Raleigh. Aug, 26th, 1859.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
nsh TWO HUNDRED CORDS OF WOOD for the use Of
the public offices of the State in the Capitol.
The wood to be sound oak and hickory be delivered
and measured in the woodbouse on the Capitol grounds
lengths for the several fire places
Bidders will state the price per cord at which they will
furnish It.
The right Of rejecting bids advantageous the State
is reserved.
RUFUS Il. PAGE,
Secretary of State
75-w&swtd.
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THE OLD NORTH STATE. FOREVER

THE OLD NORTH STATE, FOREVER,
OOK HERE, FRIENDS AND LOW-CITIZENS
Il will you buy the noble STATE OF NORTH.CA CARO-.
LIMA? If So send to the subscribers or subscribe to The
County Agent, for this
New, Large and Magnificent Map,
And You will get the whole State with her Rivers Rail-
roads. Go Copper Lead, Iron and Coal Mines and all
the Cities Towns and Villages her noble Mountains and
Springs, and her Fields and Flowers
If you want this GOLDEN PRIZE, now is the time
Map feet by five. Border views of the State House
Insane Asylum, Chapel Hill, Male and Female Colleges
&C., &c. one Of the cheapest and best Maps published
PEARCE BEST
Hillsboro', N. c. 1885,
AGENTS WANTED for Every County in the State.
Terms liberal. Apply as above
a Editors throughout the State copying this adver.
tisemen six months and noticing it editoriay shall be
entitled to copy Of the Map
July l., 1859. 59-w&sw6m.
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STATE OF ELECTROMAGNETIC

SiAIE Of NOKTH.CAROLINA.
- COUNTY Court of Equity, Spring Term, lsiu L
Emily W. Jefreys Ocavia L. Jefreys, and John o ID
freys-the latter tw" infants under tweny-cne yeurs #
age, BY their next friend, VIM. o. Green er-parte
Pursuan, to IN order made at Spring Term, 1853 Of M
Court Of Equity for the County of Wake the undesun%
Clerk and Master, will proceed to sell on the premises ~
the first day of October next the lands in the peadnn
mentioned and described, to VITA TRACT OF LANE
situate and lying in Wake county, adjoining the and
Jacob Hunter, Peterson Dunn and others, and cunan
about 2so acres large part Of the tract consists Of %
liable low grounds dra ned and in fine state of cura
ton-abou half OF il is in original forest. Buildings new
and comfortable Said tract is nine miles from RnleS
and six from Wake Forest College, half mile from H.
pot on the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad and immediately
at huntsville Locality and health Of the neighburhocd
Terms OF SALE-5 per cent. of purchase money TO b.
paid in cash. credit of six months for one half and U0
years for the residue of the purchase money will be given
to purchasers upon their entering into bund With approved
sureties. bearing interest from day of SALE Possession
given OF the premises LIST January, 1850.
Given under my hand at Office this 5ih Sent, 1859.
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, c. ME
Sept. y, 1852 (Pr. Adv. IL 7Y-w&swtd
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INSPECTIONS OF TOBACCO IN VIRG1NIA.-From LIST
October 1857 to LIST September, 1858, and from LIST
October, 1858, to LIST September, 1859:
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from the Fayetteville Observer

AGRICULTURAL FAIR-The Sixth Annual Fair of
the Cumberland County Agricultural Society will be
held at Fayetteville, on Wednesday, Thursday, and
Friday, the I'd, 3d. and 4th days of November next.
The Annual Address will be delivered on Thurs
day, by w. W. Holden. Esq, of Raleigh.
The Society feels assured that every effort will be
made by its members and the citizens to make the
Fair excel any of the previous ones, and that the
Farmers, Mechanics. Artists and Amateurs in every
branch of industry will be we'll represented. The
ladies have never failed to make their department
interesting and attractive and We trust the next
Fair will prove them to be- they always have been,
our friends in a good cause
We are determined, if possible, to make this our
best Fair and respectfully invite the citizens of
this and the neighboring Counties to give us their
aid in accomplishing so important an object.
A. A. McKethan S. j. Hinsdale,
John Elliot, Theo. Evans
j. W. Powell, Randall Mcdaniel,
Hugh Mclean, Jesse H. Hawley,
W. Mel. Mckay, j. A. WORTH
David Murphy, VIM. Alderman,
c. B. Mallett, j. W. Strange,
Jno. kirkpatrick, Arch'd Mclean,
John Buie, H. L. Myrover,
j. G. Cook. John P. Mclean,
En-. Committee.
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.-wArn
- COUNTY.-Court of Equity, Spring Term, l SA
Sion H. Rogers, Admir-, texiamento annero Of Wo~
ret G. Hinton Joseph B. Hinton, Thos B. D, nag
Ihos Grayson Dasheii, Sarah E. Warner and Ed Wsns
her husband, Eliz Mary Taylor and - TAYLOR b". ae
band, Lucy BRYAN, Alfred Williams and Sarah W yr l
bis wife, and W. II. Jones' "'ans
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court tb,, ~
B. Dashie Thos Grayson Dashell Sarah E. Warn. m
Warner, Eliz. Mary Taylor and = Taylor, defendsn,
this cause not residents of this State it is bara
ordered that publication be made for six successive m
in the NorhCaroIina Standard, paper published IN M
City Of Raleigh commanding the said defendants 10 ba me
appear before the Judge of the next Court of Equity
held for the county OF Wake. at the Court House IN d.
leigh, on the first Monday after the fourth Monday IN ma
TENDER next then and there to plead answer or damns
said BILL otherwise the will be taken gro ITO
set down for hearing er parte as to them. sna
Witness, Ed Graham Haywook Clerk of s.id o.
office in Raleigh, the first Monday after the fourth Wnis
in March, A. d. 1852 and Of independence the e,uh
third year. J. = - 's - e'su'F'
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, CMP
August 49, 1859. pr Adv. $lO.) 74-w&swtd
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROL1NA.-w
- COUNTY.Ccurt Of Equity. Spring Term ,aa.KE
Sylvester Sims Calvin J. Sims Sanford Sims F: lSSs
toon. Martha Setoop Mary Ann s. Gross, and l!ah S
Gioss vs. E.l Peterson IT. Dunn Adm Of Berry Sims
Thompson AdeIine Thompson Norman ThpmnsoWna 'Sene
Garrett Warner Garrett VIM Lloyd and Martha ov vSs'a
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court ,ba, !a
gus Thompson Catherine Thompson Advne Tbo,Ly eu.
Norman Tb mPson Calvin Garrett Warner Garr sS,,%Pn
Lloyd and Martha Lloyd defendants in this cause Wm
residents of this State it is therefore ordered hv M no
that publication BE- made in the Carolina Se Sue Court
paper published in the City Of Raleigh for suess
Judge Of next Court Of Equity to be held for bs The
Of Wake. at the Court House Raleigh on the fire. county
day after the fourth Monday in September next ,ba an
there plead demur TO said bill oths. and
same will be taken pro o0tsO aud set down for bsh BE
er pdrte as To them. " "eafng
Witness Ed. Graham Haywood, Clerk of said c..,
Office in Raleigh, the first Monday after the fourth
in March. A. D., 1852 and of in ependence the "Gd
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD. c4vn
Sept. ], 1852 pr. Adv. $6) 7s-w6sn,II
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people without painful emotions you feel as if you
wanted to stop long enough to weep over the past
we encamped that night some ten miles beyond
Samarla, at small village; we were in the rural
districts and if there was any honey or cows milk
to be got in this land of "milk and honey" one
would have supposed i. would be offered for sae but
ell we have for our tea is little goat or sheep's
mnk, and have seen no honey any where in the
land
From this point we passed over similar mountain
ranges to Mount Tabor. We assembled it and took
our lunch upon its top The view is one of the
most extensive in the country. You look down up
on the scar OF Liberals, upon the valley by the
name OF Tabor, upon Nazareth, and YOU fancy YOU
can see Jerusalem, as you can see the mountains
embracing the range Of Mt. Carmel. Thence we
proceeded to Nazareth the place of residence of our
Saviour in his youthful days. We examined with
care his home or rather the house pointed out as
that of Joseph and Mary, now preserved in beau.
tiful little chapel We passed around the town in
every direction, not doubling that our feet were
pressing the very ground pressed by him in his
youthful days. Thence we passed to Cana, where
ne turned water into wine at the wedding feast
and we drank from the water of the fountain from
which tradition says the water was taken, and saw
the remains OF the house where the wedding party
assembled, and also the house of Simon.
we next went to Liberals, where we remained
for the night I drank of and bathed INV hands IN
the holy water. It is one of the most interesting
spots IN Galilee. We examined the mountain which
tradition has pointed out for centuries as the spot
where our Saviour delivered his Sermon on the
Mount and the mountain where he fed with two
fishes and i've loaves Of bread the five thousand.
Inc sea Is only fourteen miles by eight surrounded
thousand feet in hight The only Fat point unor
the waters sufficiently large for town is where III
berias is situated. Some part Of the walls Of tn
ancient town still remain, but the town itself is O
the same character with the other towns in the run
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braeed about 8. 800 bags at 10a010zc for Ordinary
loaS0llc for Fair to Good Fair, and 119a 12c ~ d
Tor Prime and Choice. The stock on hand is now
about 81 500 bags.
SALT. We have noticed sales Of about 80 900
sacks during the week, in store, including on Thurs
day 49, SACKS Coarse at &c., and 5000 sacks over
Fine, at CSC. per sack The rates from second hands
90c. for Coarse, and 81 05@sl 10 for Fine at the
Warehouse, and 4l0$1 05 for Coarse, and 81 l5M
81 20 y sack for Fine, delivered free Of drayage
WHISKY. There has been a fair demand at ad-
vanced rates, with sales Of 10001 1900 bbIs. during
the week at 20030c. for Rectifed, s0032c. q gallon
for Common and 37t03sc. for Dexter's Extra.
Weeks receipts, 1920 bbls-Exports, 594.
CANDLES. The demand has been moderate for
Star and occasionally we hear of small lots selling al
la@l9c. for light, and 2oa@2lc " h for full weight
LINE. :. Some small lots of Eastern have been
| sold at 81 60@sl esq Dbl.
TALLow. The last sale reported was $50 bbls
City Rendered at l0c y b.
| NAVAL STORES. The receipts of Spirits Turpen
tine have been rather light, and we noticed only
few sales mostly at SOC gallon Rosin has been in fair
request at 81 40@sl As for Common, 81 60@$1 rs fol-
No.2, and 50 509s4 so y Dbl for No. l to Choice
| Virgin Dip. OF Tar few hundred packages have
been sold, including 100 bbs. Wilmington at So, 155
Lake at 81 10, and some quarter bbls. at 81 u pack
age.
| Oils. We quote Lard Oil at $4,000. y gallon
with small sales at that range Cotton Seed at s.
@7oc. for Crude, and 75@soc U gallon for small
lots Of Clarified. Southern Oil Co.'s Oils are selling
at 75c for Machinery, SOC tor Deck and Paint and
| zoe y gallon for Gas Oil.
HIDES. .Attakapas have been selling on thu
levee at range of lo@1stc p b. for Dry saltei
and Flint. We quote Mexican Flint at le0lsc fo
Heavy and Light.
FREIaHTs. During the greater part Of the weel
the market has been dull, and the ruling rates TO
small lots Of Cotton shipping to Liverpool has been ID
The engagements of the week comprise ship fo
Bordeaux at 81 so for tobacco two for that por
loading with slaves at $4l 90 y 1000 two for Ant
werp at &C. for cotton and 32s. Cd for tobacco on.
| for European ports on private terms.
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u EW VOLUME, ENLARGED AND IMPROVE
THE SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD;
Large First Glass Illustrated
AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER


The FonTth Volume of this beautiful and popular Weekly
Journal viii begin jam l 1889 under the
Greatly Enlarged.
and several and important features added which, together
with its handsome pictorial illustrations mere pres
and w s w be he lending @h
s wShy e desires dina Every De
and such systems of culivang the soil raising gem
practical men and found worthy Of adopto large CORPS
e9nritutors are constantly writing for this department Of the
Observation-Disclosures department is constantly filed with
excellent Hocnltural and Pathological information, and
s9 pusSess
'''' 'As "''''DAi Mrs. 1. VIRGINIA FRENCH
will retain the control of the u erary columns Of the Home
her many admirers and welcome extended lie We.
Insight sevs h mt Interesting Fs
in the Homestead" for 1852 from the pen Of Mrs
ILLUsTR ATIONs--The Homestead" will continue, rs
heretofore to be Illustrated with handsome engavgs pre-
News SUMMARY Ct Foreign and Domestc events will ap
pear in each number great variety Of Interesting mseea
MARkEf REPoRTs attention t viii be given to Mar
shall excel in this particular;
w, NOV. -, To the Southern south IN, People.
IN 10 the @ 81 h
country which has been by competent Judges
similar paper in the Union Wethereore ask Southern
man who desires to Subscribe for Agricultural and Family
rnlfF w s ct n psas e
f Rs h is
lshed weekly each nsmber containing eight large
printed in the style and penday enbsshed
One copy 50 year, copies sO opes S5 land an ex
ira copy TO the person getting up the Cnb2 Address
Hgssnd for specimen numbers, prospectvses ETC. Make
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
NEW ORLEANS, JACK
SON AND GREAT NORTHERN


During the continuance Of the Bonnet Care evase
gers and freight will be transported between New Orleans and
Pas Aanchac Bridge 37 miles from New oreans BY the
trains of tho Caroon Railroad AXE thence by sNfe
shere Is Interruption. ''N
Passengers will leave New Orleans from the Carroon
road Depot vo Circle six O'Clock In The morning and al
twenty minutes past six Ii the afternoon and rernr 10 Ne
Orleans will arrive A. the Depot at Tiyo Circle ategh O'Clock
The trains for Kenner will The M The oot NJ Cal
Hope street at A. NJ and 4P NJ Returning will leave
n 8I5 A. NJ and $40 NJ Freight for this station viii
Fare, 40 cents each way. 1850 ~ - "
Freight for Manchac and stations above will he
ut Tlv0li Circle udtil Il. NJ 80
No freight will be received unless consjpped to perties
necfions. ~ " ~ " " w
VI " transporter without interruption and that
with other roads will be made regularly US heretofore
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Uhidren three old and under those three
fsllfars.
E.ni tickets packages Of twenty be had OF the
esoe OF tho Master Of Transportation Merchants
nies reside the line Of road procure
ees OF for their reduced rate
The Company TO Goods and Pack.
eEss OF all kinds every with which they
asn receiving from delivering at the domei Of patrons
T. s. WILLIAMS
Mastar NJ Tran, nratinn
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

T WRIGHT q CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
.and popular Family Medicines, which they supply
Druggists and Dealers at Propeors lowest wholesale
General Depot Special Agency, No. 1sl tharert
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AN WERP.

kEK FOR ANTWERP-THE AL AMERICAN
&HFA shin New England, Capt. Edge, is now loading
&4s2sand having most Of her engaged will have
quick disp atch. For remainder of freight, apply
myi6 BAXTER LOWELL, 4 co,
For passage having good both cabin and
Storage apply boar Post Third District
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-r---.-N e " RAILROAD 60.
NDea a5SfB ROUTE xEfENfH
&Hx8S9 TO TEXAS. sszxkzks
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.

SSEss h w 1 5#45s a@s
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
twenty saved the risks discomfors
of asea voyage greatly diminished, by the
New Orleans, Opelousas and q. w. Railroad,
TO BERWICK'S BAY,
By the new splendid line STEAMSHIPS, all bilt
pessy for this trade with uperirr saeroom
pN'''DIsE LEAVING THREE TIMES WEEK.
RUSk.
To Sabine Pass aud Galveston.
WEDNESDAY. ,UflZABA
To Galveston and lndianola
To Galveston and iniianoia. =" a ''' a.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS
ferry running the Railroad the landing foot
., Toulouse street nearly Snnos,e @ saIsre at
rooms secured Railroad office, of ST. Peter and
Streets opposite jackson Square, daily and the Depot
IN Freights Texas by this Line received every day,
ed at the above landing Insurance by this
o2 e BENZ. F. FLANDERS, sec'y.
csaxsx ~, En Off, LANE R9HGk 2
ss az dsA RnifWhY
corner Of Goodchldren Qnd Champs Eiyssee.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
through, so cents childreA and slaves, half price.
Departure Of Trains--DAILY.
Leave the city for the Lake. at. ...10 n.
:. Lake city, at............,. ~ 4. n.
at...............-..... 40 Z. Nj.
ONCE 90 Common Fer all business of The Railroad
DpAmen other business with the estate OF
''s A'' 1>'sN'AA't N'- W. a. FAREWELL, Executor,
who the authorized to make engagements sign
Canal street fifteen minutes FOR
he depot. sezs "
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II aa Ghh RStr foorAwhsrkhs
.-~1'.I--.N Through New York In Four Days
and Lakes
Quickest Ronte to Memphis, 81. Louis Chicago. Cincinnati
Warrington Philadelphia New York and all Eastern Cities
Two Days Time Saved -Only Seventy Miles StagiDgya
New Orleans, Jack son and Great Northern
RAILRO road
70 Canton Ms thence by Mississippi Central Railroad
Sims. Sutton Dudley treble daily line of FourHorse Post
Coaches to Grand Junction. Tenn.
Through tickets Memphis and New York be had at the
Ticket oce of the New Orleans and Great Northern
Rxlroad Company.
The roads Gap Mississippi Central Railroad
become good and close connections made throughout
the whole route.
The track laying the Mississippi Central Railroad
crossing rapidly and the staging will reduce accordingly
A9-sixty pounds Of Baggage allowed each passenger.
az I'm SIMS. SUTTON DUDLEY.
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PONTCHARTRAIN RAIL-
\ ROAD SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing Sunday, May !, 1850:
-pEeAHfuRB oH-oARs.-


which VIII be The regular train.
On Sundays the train will the o'clock morning
trip and leave the city every hour afer IL o'clock until II
o'clock at night.
On and after Sunday 18th Inst there will be half hour trips
every Sunday from o'clock until g.
Extra special trips night by Horte Car
when required BY notifying the Conductor.
The Steam Train will GENTLY Station when notified
except mail trips and after O'Clock r. NJ Sundays. Fare
each 10 cents and conductors have timely notice
MOD, If
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To-day there were sales OF TWO lots OF GaS llght
Company, SO and 81 shares at 1929. Yesterday a
sale of Hope Insurance Company 80 shares at 65 for
$50 paid. There has also been sale Of Citizens
Bank, so shares on PIT.
There has been fair business done in uncuTent
money during the week, fully on an average with
former years. The issues of all distant banks are
taken freely by the brokers' There has been an inn
provement in the notes of South Carolina, Georgia,
Kentucky and Tennessee. There have been no re-
ceipts of coin this week. The semi-monthly arrival
from Brazos will be due about Tuesday next. In
French coin there has been an improvement. The
quantity offering, however, has been very small.
Sovereigns have advanced All distant bank notes,
all foreign coins purchased the most favorable
terms by our brokers. Letters of credit negotiable
and available in all parts of theworld can be obtained
through banks, our large dealers in exchange and
through the agents of the most eminent bankers,
Messrs Brown & Co. and Rothschild.
There is very little doing in American silver coin.
The partial suspension of coming at the Mint caused
by the lessening supply of foreign coin being tender
ed, checks the free quantity heretofore offered. At
the same time, half dollars will only pass in small
sums, and are not available for payments into bank
nor into the government Golfers.
Land warrants are almost nominal. The season of
the year is passed for the entering of lands.
We annex our usual weekly quotations Of coin and
uncurrent money being the rates of John Wood &
Co., corner of Camp and Common streets:
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6AShi SoAGs
Winer's Canadian,
SwAin's,
Perry'a Dead Shot,
Jayue's Tonic,
Keri's,
b. 4. Fahnestock's,
BALBAM and COUGH Rem
EDIES,
Fistar's Balp8El ofWildC herr
Hastings Nsptha,
Sher1nan'e Bglssm,
Buchan's Hungarian,
Davis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Schenck's PuImonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Bariholomew's Expectorant,
Halls Belsana,
swaym's Syrup Of Wild Cherry
Ayers Cherry Pecteral,
Taylor's Bslsam Liverwort,
JSyne's Expectorant.
Tiner's Elecampeine,
Rogers Liverwort end Tar,
Mrs. GARDENERS Liverwort,
5tadler's Cherry Expecsorant,
London's Indian do,
Or. Rose's do.
Observation-Disclosures
SAESAPARILLAS.
Or. john Bulls,
8. p. Townsend's,
sGnds's,
Old Jacob Townssnd't
5hrpenter's,
Wyncoop's,
ShRkeT's,
Graesenberg'r
Brlstol's
3uysott's Yellow Dock.
PLAsTERS.
Nell'sStrengthening,
Ewen's Strengthening
lew David'B or Hebrew,
Badeau's.
Knapp's Indian
klcock's Porous,
9Ithith's Adhesive.
Holloway's Arnict
LINIMEETS.
McLean'sV olcanic OiiLinmer
Mexican Mustang.
Farrell's Arabian
SutleI's Nerve and Bone.
Hunts, -m
Hayes's
Tobiss's Venetian
Hcve'E Nerve and Bone.
Xellinger's,
Gardeners,
BSrtine's Horse
KerchaRt's Gargling,
Cherokee.
Jayne,e
AGUE REMEDIES, etc.
0sgood's Indian Chogogue,
sowand's Tonic Mixture.
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Nynkoop's Tonic,
Speeds Fehrifuge,
Vegetable Febrifuge.
LOzENGEs.
Shermsn's Cough and WorEa
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters,
.occck's Pulmonic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Lovett's Wahpensor HairG los
Bnrry's Tricopherous.
Lyons Katharion,
Hoyle's Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon's Hair Invigorator,
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
Van Deusen's Wahpere,
London's Oriental Hair Tonic,
Hauel's Eau Lustrale,
0ldridge's Balm of Columbia,
Railways Circassiau Balm.
PAEACEAS.
Swain's Houck's,
Cullen's Indian Vegetable.
I.ongley's Great Western.
OINTMENT AND SALVES
pslley'sMagical PsinExtracto
Professor uolloway's Oinhnen
McAllister's Ail-Healing,
Brooks Magic Salve, Pryor
Pile,
Gray's Hsrrison's Specific,
rrask's Magnetic, Judkin's
Louden's All-Healing, Russia
OILS.
Rushton's Cod Liver Oil,
McNsir's Acoustic, Scarps'sd,
British, Harlaem.
BITTERs.
Moifat's Phoenix, Blake's AIRS
matte,
Hibbard's Wild Cherry,
WOLFE'S AROMATIC
NJ Druggists and Merchal
articles contained In the above
rantage by calling or sending
be found the mostextensive as
MEDICINES In the United
Please ADDRESS j.
GENUINE
matt Nos. l6l and