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OUR PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.

The Caroinian gives the subjoined fatteripg
account Of the prosperity ;of'the College and Ar.
senal Academy. Each possessing spirited, dill
gent and learned corps Of instructors, and the
confident hopes Of the entire State, they must
continue to achieve high and noble purposes
Referring first to the Arsenal our contemporary
SAYS: .. =. .~r 90" r..
This institution again makesits usual prosper
Gus exhibition. At the last meeting ofthe Board
of Visitors, one hundred and twenty.four cadets
were appointed. or these, 80 far, near one hun.
dred have reported. The number Of admissions
would be still larger were there accommodations.
This deficiency the Legislature, at its last ses-
sion, proposed to supply by additional buildings,
and for the purpose made an appropriation or ten
thousand dollars. :. This erection will be immedi
ately undertaken, under the supervision Of the
Chairman Of the Board Of Visitors.
The retirement of Capt. Tew leaves Lieut.. J. P,
Thomas in command of the garrison until April !;
at which time Lieut. J. 3. White will occupy the
position Of Superintendent-an Lieut.. Thomas
vii be transferred to the Citadel in Charleston.
The resignation OF Capt. 'Tew left vacancy at
the Arsenal This was supplied by the election
Of Mr.. J. B. Patrick, of Barnwell.. as Assistant
Professor, with the rank Of Second Lieuteuant.-
Lieut. Patrick has entered upon the discharge of
his duty. Lieuts. H. D. Kennedy and b 8. Thomp-
son will remain at the Arsenal.
I Our College, too, we are pleased to- learn, Is
ushersd into the new year under most fattering
promises. There have been many applications,
numbering between fifteen and twenty, since the
1st ofJanuary. There are now about one hundred
and eighty students in the institution. In the
faoe of the unfortupate difficulties of last year.
and the rigid examinations which have been inau.
gurated this number conveys high evidence Of
the confidence which the public repose in its gov.
ernance. The system of discipline and severe
examinations which the present Faculty Is estab-
fishing, must give high tone to the College
A diploma from such IN institution will be more
desired and assiduously contended for, and more
highly esteemed by the students themselves. -
Very properly, too, for it will be of more real worth
to them as an evidence of scholarship. p: .
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THE ANNALS OF NEWBERRY.

Since the notice in our last issue, we have re-
ceived through Messrs. H. F. ADIcKEs u Co., q
CODY of Judge O'NEAIL's Annals Of Newberry.-
1t is neat volume, published by the Messrs
CouRrEKAY, of Charleston, at S1.25; and embel-
lished by correct likeness of the venerable au'
thor.
The "Annals" is made up Of o series Of papers,
historical, biographical and anecdotal, dating
from the earliest settlement; written cHTente
ealamo in Judge O'NEALI's off.hand, careless yet
interesting and readable style. No ono eouid
make better book out of such materials. Judge
O'NIALI's habit of laborious research, his anna
zing industry and capacity for labor, his remark
ably retentive memory, and his love for his theme
in its every incident-shese combine to reador the
"Annals" attractive to every reader, Of whatever
locality reliable in every particular, and valuable
as O contribution to the history of the State.
We have perused this work with intense plea
sure and derived from it a fund Of Legendary
lore" worthy to be treasured. Our readers would
do thernselvesa service by following our example.
A few copies can be had at ADIcKEs'.
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MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.

A meeting of the stockholders Of the Kings
Mountain Railroad Company convened in the
Court House, on Monday last Mr.. SAM'L RAISET,
was called to the chair; and j. A. Brown and
SAM'L ". MEfToy, acted as Secretaries
In December last, portion of the stockholders,
dissatisfied with the managem ent of the read, re-
solved, in public meeting that the Offices of Secre
tary, Treasurer, Auditor, Book-keepcr and Agent
should be united; that the Offices Of Agent in
Chester and Superintendent be dispensed with; ;
and that the contracts for repairing the road should
be let out to the cheapest bidder. A copy of these
resolutions was served upon the Direction, who,
upon deliberate consultation determined that to
carry them out would impose heavy losses upon
the road and the community, for which they were
not disposed, in any degree, to hold themselves
responsible The only alternative required them
to resign their trusts; and for this purpose the
meeting of last Monday was called by the Presi-
dent.
Upon the organization Of the meeting, Mr.
ADAMS, the President, read the letter of the Board,
refusing to obey the instructions Of the former
meeting, and rendering their resignation. After q
debate, of which we could not pretend to make a
report, the letter was accepted, and election
Immediately held fora new Direction. 1t resulted
as follows:-
DR.. JAMES NJ. Lowry, PeMdent:
DIR. ]. R. BRArroN, ". A. LArTA, S. G. HEMP,
HILL, ]. W. AVERY, H. F. ADIoKEs, E. A. CREN-
SHAW, B. T. WHEELER, J. S. RYAN, Directors.
At o meeting of the Directors, we learn, Maj
JYo. G. ESLoE was elected secretary-Treasurer
Auditor .kecper-Agent Mr.. ROBERT
McLURE was retained in the Office of Conductor
and Mr.. W. E. RosE was chosen to an Office
which, in the absence of an authorized name, we
shall style General Overseer.
Comment upon this action by majority Of the
stock, is unnecessary and useless. Stock, like the
corporations constituted by it, is proverbially
without q soul-independent alike of public opin'
ion and every suggestion Of public spirit; and the
people must submit to its dctation with best pos
sible grace. We, however, should give expression
to an almost unanlllouS Puoiie oPinion III "
of the retiring Direction and their employees. In
no department of service have we known more
superior officer than the President, Mr.. ADAMS.
Thoroughly competent, earnest, diligent, untFing,
and singulary devoted to his trust, he has con-
Quoted the affairs of the company with sue
cess which has rightly made it model for the
country, and won for him the enthusiastic "well-
done" of the people of York District. With the
same language, We should characterize the labors
of the Secretary and Treasurer, Mr.. Brown the
Agent, Mr.. MILLER; and the Chester Agent, Mr..
ROBINSON. 1t is utterly impossible to fill their
places with men of the more strict integrity, more
industrious and more efficient.
In the midst Of this Wholesale devastation We
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JOsEPH ii. BLACK.

The many friends Of this gentleman recently
co-worker in the ENQUIRER, will notice his Gard,
and join with US in extending to him God speed
in his new field of labor. Mr.. BLACK is an accom-
plished scholar, wields graceful and pointed pen,
possesses strong and wsl1-trsined powers, and
unites many Of the traits which mark the
professional character. His chosen locality in
Arkansas, opens out wide field for such man.
in the which We earnestly hope his labors will
yield to him rich and abundant harvest.
Those who require the services of IN Arkansas
LAWYER. will consult Mr.. BLACKS card.
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Cotton Statement,

The receipts of cotton. ia Charleston forf xSs
past week were. BY Railroads $3.50 balesf byvA-
ter and wagon lie bales---togesher 10, eco h6ns
corresponding week last year 5,87l bales, m
The exports from Charleston for tfe sa1s tine
were, to foreign ports IL $50 bales eSks&vbs
S,7O6 bales-making the total exports Of theNssk
1876 baies, and leaving on hand stock OF. e.
727 bales, inclusive Of IA 1884 bales on ship tosrd
not cleared, against stock of28,646 bales, and
1880 bales on ship.board sems time last yssr.
The sales In Charleston during the past heek
amounted to II 473 bales; ut prices ranging iron
ct to u. w. = E'H. 'E'ss-s Di7as >
The total receipts at ell the ports duriae he
past week amounsed to fl3,238 bales, .siSAinst
&c. 6s4 bales, received during th9ssme period last
year. The total receipts at oil ports siue the
1st Of September, Amount toR4S77,750 bslss,
against 880S up 10 TIE sadi$ dates lsss ySkr,
showing m increase this year OF z58, ,aS2 SassSS
Fhe,exports1 10 Greet Bitainsp to therl rlaasst
dates, amount to 685. .585, showing On inere.ssoa
the exports to that country last year Of 2l6.zs2
bales. Tie shipmeuts 20 Noraheru ports sboxp On
increase ofi22,2la bales from the sbipuspts,cef
: The stock on band and on sbip. p.board at kifyhe
ports, up to The latest dates, amounts 10 76v,687
bsles, being 207, ,el bales more than the siasksu
hAnd at, the eorrespcndng date last year. ,;sss
~ S'''' H-'t' Ohaflsston MsrtSE
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are glad to know that the services Of our oapita

are glad to know that the services Of our clpitai
Conductor, have been retained. 1t dark cloud,
indeed, that has at no point of silver lining
One word more, and our "murder.paragraph'
is ended 1t is due to our people to state that Mr
J. s. RYAN, who represented the State stock and
who, we learn, resides in Charleston was elected
on the Board mainly by his own vote-but TWO,
or perhaps three other stockholders contributing
to the result; and that his place in the Direction
should not be deemed an endorsement by the peo-
pie of York District, of his conduct in the preml'
ses or of bis position before this community. .'
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NORTH CAROLINA.

From the report Of the Public Treasurer, D. W.
COUNTS, Esq, we gather several items In regard
to the finances of North Carolina. The receipts
into the public treasury fer the fiscal year ending
September 80, 1867, vers $2,17S,652 80; and
for the fiscal year ending September &c. 1858,
$1,541, GAL 22-making with the balance on hsnd'
November 1866, the sum Of $S,886,6S7 "a. The
disbursements for the fiscal year ending September
80, 1857 amounted to 50, O94, ,2O7 a5, and for the
fiscal year ending September 80, 1858, $685.
400 l1-.making for the tUo years So, 3,78O,6l6 46,
and leaving on hand the Eum Of $l06,02l 4S.-
The total funded debt Of the State amounts to
81. .s79, sos co. This doe, not include $3.50, 600,
endorsements for corporations. The annual inte-
rest on this funded debt III S4l2,770 80; but be.
sides this the State is bound to pay and is paying
$4,000, per auhum, interest on the bonds OF the
Cape Fear and Deep River Nav. Co. This makes
the whole amount of annual interest paid by the
State S480,77O. OF this interest the sum Of $751;
$50 80 is payable in Raleigh on registered bonds
and the remainder in New York on coupon bonds.
With this debt, and the constant additions to the
sum in aid of State enterprises the State taxes Its
citizens at the rate of only 81 cents per head;
while in South Carolina, the rate is 81 cents. In
truth, according to table prepared by Colonel
WHEELER, North Carolina taxes her people much
less than any other State, in proportion to popu'
lation. We are not surprised that her credit, in
the monied world, is above par.
Among other measures pending in the hegIsla
ture. now in Session in Raleigh, we note Bill to
appoint a Board Of Medical Examiners, before
whom every ons seeking 10 practice the 'healing
art" muss,"pass muster" after the manner Of en-
bryo LAWYERS. We see no reason why those who
seek to "kill or cure" their patients should not
pass through an ordeal at least astrying as that
provided for those whose profession it is to "make
or break" their clients.
The following persons have been elected Coun-
ell OF State, for the next two years: For the first
District, J. T. CRANBERRY; I'd, ]. A. AvEnsrT;
Sd. J. D. BR1poEns; 4th, ]. A. WAUGH; 9th T.
NJ. POWELL; 9th, VIM. J. YATES; 7th, Dr. coIuM-
BUS MILLS.
COMPTROLLER BRoopEN sets down the number OF
acres Of land in the State at 2s, 1885, o6s Valua-
ton, sse,O75,771. Town Property sIl,T e'7lo.
Total Real Estate, ss7,s42,4s1. Taxable white
polls, g., $50; Taxable black polls, $50, ,e25; Tax
able free black polls, 1884
The first Of January was sigualizsd in Raleigh
BY the Inauguration Of Governor ELLIS. The oath
was administered by Judge RuYH1N, and the occa-
sion was marked by the usual "pomp and pride
and circumstance" .''
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sovs OF TEMPERANCE.

The following persons have been installed into
Office for the present quarter:-
Broad River Division, No. 1S.-G. W. Cobb,
WP P.;MV. Darwin, W. A.; s. M. Strain,
r. S.; J. L. Strain, 4. r. S. I; j. A: Cobb, +.
s.; T. L. Berry, r.; W. G. Cobb, c.; P: r.
Darwin, A. c.; H. Ramsey, l. s. Saml Nc
Keown, O.. s. ]. Fletcher Burns, Chaplain :
Besrshe6a Diuision No. 3.-H. C. Thomasson'
". P; J. B. Mcknight, W. a: j. X. g. Meek,
r. S; A. A. Harmon, A. r. s; W. a. Burns; r.
s; A. Burns, T.; ]. E, Burns, G; W: b. Entoe,
A. G; W. M. Caldwell, l. s; ]. W. Parker, O.
s. ". R. Davies, j. p. W. p. e.. e..
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THE REGISTER.

Messrs. n. A. GA1LLARD and W. B. CLARKE
make their debut as editors of the Winnsboro'
R,oister, in the last issue. They introduce them
selves Handsomely, and will doubtless merit those
kindly courtssiss and the noble reward, which at
tach to the press. We extend genial welcome
and our best wishes.
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Special Notice.--An communications on matters con-
neced with the paper should be addressed to THE
VILE ENQUIRER and not the Editor Proprietor per-
sonsy Persons desiring prompt attention TO their favo
must bear this In mind -.
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Gone, I.c the @ swallow 70. e y suRasss nm s,ti
Conc, Gone with viii ii he s sweetness @ @ Of her yostissMy,
Gone 70 ,as,asa ;,,n, 2. Rn ,ssSs sns
+ And peaceful eyes thssain turmoil bsPw g,
Nssss I'M n1y M sSMs Ssas ss,s sos
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b esher sssns - awessly; starr, SAssssS
nse Seany aG sSr Sps 10 more maas ss sOu '0''
W come again and SssstSs s ss
The spirit Of thy beauty n our hearts Pr &!
. hat sots | e rise Sc No NOR more upon . The Sss
- And beautiful h'rl1an Of tho 'oo'r -ss'ss~
We fear W are ma king OUT sA..sss see .soEsz
nut w oaonot reLsaan {tvf {svF psts ="
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-10
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SUGAR.. No material change in prices. and the
sales have embraced about 1900 hhds Fair to FuIlv
Fair, 60sac. u n.
MoLAssEs. :. The market was very dali, and
about 500 bbls Ordinary and Fenentng were sold at
s2034c., with 200 half bbls. at 1896 and sec. %
gallon. a.u es
FLOUR. ;. There was good demand, and an up.
ward tendency. in prices, and the sales embraced
about $500 bbs, comprising 100 Fancy at s6 60; 400
superfine and 500 Fancy on private terms; 5s8 su-
perne in four lots at ss 75 400 at Sc 624 800 Ex-
ira at 81 90; 100 at 81 so; 14s private terms 30
Choice do at IS 90 and LOO Plants on the levee at
$s rs per Dbl.
GRAIs.. In Corn, also, the prices show an up
ward tendency. and the sales embrace about 1000
Sacks comprising 1850, without inspection, at 95c;
s5s mixed at s7e; 500 mixed and 200 Yellow, in three
lots, at 81 90; 500 White at 81 l0 and 400 in lots
also at 81 10 bushel. In Oats we noticed sales of
ZOO sacks Northern at 67c. 200 at 6sc; and 200 in
store at 10 cts. s bushel. or Bran the sales were
confined to about $50 sacks at 81 IS . 100 lbs.
HAY. =. Sales Of Western in small lots at s23 30
@s24 90 o tun. y7.Y.s.
PROVISIONS. :. The only sale of Pork reported
was LOO bbls. Mess at $l6 so per bbl In Bacon we
heard Of 20 casks Ribbed Sides sold 9Ic. q b. Of
Lard the sales included $50 kegs at 123 cts. % b.
LARD OIL. Is bbls. were sold at s2Ac and "a
(Peebles Bros) at CSC. per gallon.
COFFEE. Dull, and only $50 bags were sold, in
cluding loo at 10lc, so at H. and 100 at IIlc q b.
WHISKY. The market was firm, and the sales
embraced loo bbls Rectified at 264c and 50 Raw at
27ac. per gallon.
FREIGHrs. Small lots Of Cotton were shipping
to Liverpool to fill up at I'd.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-10
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
uuuuuur7 NEW ORLEANS, JACK-
SON AND GREAT NORTHERN

During the continuance Of the Bonnet Greyase
gers ana teght viii be transported between New Orleans and
rns manchac Bridge ts7 miles from New Orleans) BY The
there in no interruption. '~' ~o'SA1 "n'sn
Passenges will leave New Orleans the Carolton Rail-
road Depct fvo Circle at SIX O'Clock in the morning and At
twenty minutes past six In the afternoon and rerng Ne
Orleans, will arrive the Depot Circle eipbt acom
In the morning, and the same bour In the evening ~
The trains for Kenne will leave The depot at the foo NJ
liope street at A. and r M Returning will leave Ken
at s45 A. M and I45 r. NJ. Freight for his sntinr iii
Fare, 40 cents each way. ' ''' JAW - W.
Freight and stations above will be received dav
at Tivo Circle udul 5P, NJ. ~ " '''' '"'y
No freight will be received unless copu;onsd 10
necons " ~ ~ VI i'"u Vi ''' eoh'
will be by the foregoing that and f,bt
VIII ne transported without interruption and that connecons
win other roads Will be made regularly as heretofore
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-10

tnTe6 years Old and Nnder Tree;
en1 up 70 twelve years DID, oil twelve years od
oas ess h n p.cssgss q be had At the
es reside on the line Of the procure Tickets in pack
sEss o for their personal reduced rate
company are prepared to Goods and Pack
oI AZ kinds every place with which they have
0on Receiving from or delivering the domie Of patrons
.... T. 8. WILLIAMS,
MaSfer Of Trans Italian
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-10

the Capitol, am indebted for much d n. 49,.
and enjoyment Of the trip. Nor sboud nlss.ss =
tbs connection, my friend Bob" CampbelI - o.
knowedoed. e ANU '''sn''onS are hereby duiy y
The Mississippi is @boomisg.- rhe racsrt ,.-,
the Ohio, Cumberland, Illinois, MssodM ana uprsr
49, hssppi, negns 70 pe ieis nere and VIII tUnd se
food Is exDereneed whcb csnnos IN IT, = 1soas
most disastrous results along tie river.
We brought up as passenger on the n espstaa m
Saans.. Sag =: a. Cosen who is on big Wy 70 Lousy
Tie weather hers = ~ A.. Da,,u,ns 49, =. ~ ~
Races are now on tie tapis and have astracfsd ~
nunoes OF ssnngers to town. Shall drop yoa n1e
s'S v" oayA s5s
vrnrsm.a W. ~ 1sso
FsieNd Reporter. We sryivsd -. ~ y sas lcos
tss hours and fifteen minutes oss Pesss
here and B.you y ~ go Sssks simos every psee bet.s
tweutyf hours 70 Natchez X .SHs ons - s..
.rom !hess here. We found people Wsitiee fcy 3 p
hoa,d spJ 49, aaa now have quite large party q
we leave 81 Ini. ~. e sna enough e MI % mp
Your frsad. - JHrS
There were but few asriyas ana ders,tn,,s -.
day. p
The steamer Capitol len ysssssday a her ..ep.a
trip to Memphis as weekly packet. having I 80
many Passengers Capt Clarke insorue = tbsx =
had plenty OF time to transact m bis bus;ne~ ~
the way, and arrived in port IN seasos.
The Woodford left for Louisvils with sood Il. -
passengers and freight. s'' ~ ~
The arrivals were a. follows:
The Red river packet Piota, Can't. Ed. p.yke,s -
295 bales cotton, so bids. and Is bbls. susur
The Red river packet Leons. Cspt r r nohs,a.
with AZ bales cotton and bids, me.r. ss
The Lafourche packet Dr. Batev. Cant. X. D,...
with 133 hhds. sugar, IA bbls and 1e7 h.If hala :
molssses. 81
The Bayou Sara packet C. b. II C.ns.i. y =
Bsranco, with 26 hhds suesr al MI. - 1e =. -
bbls mossses and l6 bales cotton,
Ceres for Attakspas-This regular vsetly paes-e
10 command Of Cspt ~. IAbarshe. yin Ieave = ~.
at p. n. for Attahapss aad wsy laui,ins. =.
Plaquemine. s9s
Lecomte for Red R;psr.-fhs errss,e.s .s.~
and light draught passenger packet Leo, - 4
Cheney johnson, leaves at O'Clock p. n. u 4.vsws
all landings up to Hurricane and C.,Oliua ~ /
We take pleasure in recommending the T.c...s- =
passengers and shippers n safe and re,;.hl, -
Mr. g. Smith still holds forth il de oa ~ m. ,,s,e
packet ~ sa
Tazoo Belle for Red Rirer The re,Ilv 49, -.
enger packet Yazoo Belle. Cant Cha ~ -
commander, will back out for IN landinsr =, -
Red river at O'Clock ttis evening. ne ne1l. -.
neat cabin and the best Of recommendation. n, -.
engers. She is also decided favorte vieh .h;r.,.
Remember the Yazoo Belle for Red river tIi. eventr,
Messrs. Pass and Townsend are The accommod.ti.s,s
clerks of the Belle. =55l.-sfi
Eleanor for Red Riper,-The new light s,.rsaH
and fine passenger packet Eleanor. Cant Wits ~.
commander leaves 1t this evening for Js.r,o. -
way landings The Eleanor u 1 popular bosk ~
deserves to be. Her paseeuQer accommodations. -.
excellent and her officers are not oplv eicent
boatmen, but courteous and pleasant travelling con-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-10
oArrL1 MARKHr.

JEFfRRsoN CITY, Nay g. 1853.
The market was active on Saturday. Prices of
good Western Beeyes were well sustained, with an
ample supply Of stock at our quotations.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-10
PORT-A U-PRINCE,
GENOA.

SESs- FOR tsGNOA-THE Al SARDINTAN BARK
sMsE& Nfcolo SecondG. Captain Serro having most of
saher cargo engaged and going hoard, will meet
" ll Dispatch For remainder of freight. apply o
BAXTER, LOWELL & co,
For passage having good Recommendations apply on board
fost %, Fourth District. my5
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-10

rlelor,s lowest wholesale prices.
ncy, No. Isl and q Ohartors
Richardson's Sherry Wine,
iHutching's Vegetable Dyspepsia
lGouley's Vegetable, Coleman's,
IHoodand's S German, Oxygenated
| COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
FLORIDA Water, Meen Fun,
jones Lilly White.
l SOAPS AND CREAMS,
LOWS Brown Windsor,
j ones Chemical,
Radway's Medicstsd, CASTLES,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and Compundp
Of all descriptions.
PILLS.
lWright's Indian Vegetable,
Mofat's Life, Brandreth's,
Stropg's Compor nd Sanative,
lStrong's Pectoral Stomach,
Hull's Fever and Ague,
Morrison's, Lee's, New London,
PARIS, Saprington's, Champ.
IONS,
Graetfenberg, Jayne's Ssnativs
Jsyne's Ague, Wiper's Camo
mile,
Hibbard's Anti-billous, Peter's,
iSpencer's Vegetable, Cookie,
Csoper's, Coyel's Rheumatic,
Anderson's, AIlebasia's Health
Wister's Gentle Purgative,
Allebasis' Agre, Hcopar's,
lChickner's Sugar coated,
IGilberts Anh-bilious, Beck
with's,
Lady's Blood, Ingoldsby's Pile.
SCOTS Vegetable, Eagon's,
Railways Regulators,
Roses Railroad, Leiy'sFemals.
Londen's Indian Sanstive,
Louden's Ague. Hollowsy'B,
Halsted's Anti-Dyspeptic,
iordon's, McLane's Liver w.
HAIR DYES.
Phalon's Magic, Batcheior's,
iGilman's Instantaneous,
Billiards., Jules Hauei's.
Jayne's American, East Indii,
| MlSCEl.LA SEOUS.
tDr. Morse's Tnvigcratiug 90,
4 dial.
iThorn's Extract,
Turrsnt's Aperient,
iTarrant's Elixir of Rhubarp.
Carter's Spanish Mixture,
Mothers Relief,
Toothache D;ops.
lLyon's Magnetic Powders,
Mrs. Kidder's Gordia..
iThompson's Eye Water.
WATTS Nervous Anti,
Billings Astringent,
Hyatt's Life Ealsacs
lMcMunn's Elixir of Opius,
Radway's Ready Kelisi,
Radway's Resolvert,
ITarrant's Indclible Ink,
lDr. Fitch's Body Braces,
DR.. Fitch's Shoulder Braces;
DR.. Fitch's Inhaling Tubes,
iDr. Roses Preparations.
Winer's Arcanum Extract
lTeneur's Specific,
Marshall's CAtholicon,
lDr. Fitch's Preparations,
Morse's Compound Syrup OF
/ Yellow Dock,
Perry Davis's Pain Killer,
Browns Essence of Ginger,
Mortimore's Rheumatic CON
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Mortimore's Cordial Bitters,
Myers Extract Of Rock Rose,
lCrossman's Specific,
DR. Wards Specific,
iUpham's Pile Electuary,
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Godfrey's Cordial,
iTurlington's RaisRrn,
DIR. Cullen's Preparations,
Rateman's Drops,
DIR. jayne's Family MeiscineA,
ISeidi'ig and Soda Powders,
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ILucirs Cordial,
Juno Cordial,
Hart's Remedy for Fila.
Wilson's Death on Rats stc,,
Leidy's Erasive Soap,
Ikirby's Cholera Drops.
Balls Cholera Syrup,
lSpohn's Headache Remedy
IConnell's Mixture,
DIR. Marchislis Uterine Ontho,i.
can,
iCowan's Lithontriptic,
Lotiden's Preparations
lHoughton's pensiu.
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