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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-10-03
4 arnanxIsrF faED oFi5s rur-
FILLED

Helper says 1page 59)in his Republican
campaign document, (the c~ompendium) OF
has beensendorsed By niost 6fzthep pro-
B~tninent 1eaders Of the party, bur member Mr..
Sherman, Of the number:
; ttEre l6fgTTtnark our (his0 stords, there will
ascend frbIn Texas q hu5zahzfo b ffeedom and
for Equal Rights, that will utterly eonfound
tho frfendsof despotisms audi set at defiance
the auihdritySf dsurpefs, and carry conster-
nation 20 the heart of every slavery pr0pagan;,
This idan Helper (says the N. Y. EaprsssJ
evidently knew what vas going to !occur, for
Transformation is now being carried ITO the
hearts of our citizens in Texas, who are
throwing s~tryc6nine into the wells there and
setting fire to whole villages at a time. This,
indeeds Is aaehristiah aud huaale and nag
nanimous way Of securing d "huzzah for Free
dom, " but the most shameful thing about it is
the fact that Helper is endorsed by most Of
the Republican leaders, including Governor
Morgan, VIM. Cdilen Bryant, Thurlow Weed,
Horace Gresley, and nearly Tires score IF
henderson exsmeIhBefs Of Congress- yise e
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-10-03
Origin = 81. tho wids AwakssATfhlss were
Originally the Body Guard Of the Angel
Gabriel! slranAiisan id ktr -ntaI nj "a.

-
] Some time ago the Depsocras made avery
iliiy:,aatat attempt to deny that the term and organ
izatiiona Of Wide sAwakees. were soriginated by
the Know Nothinggs[s We lsilenced it by quo:
aims, the Il, evidence Of q, VI estefnf German paper,
whose editor resided in Brooklyn when the
Wide Awsakcs was first organized. 5 Tie New
York Neps Of Tuesday has q leading article
hon the subject, from which We quote for the
Ebeheft. Of whom may CONCERN: - @22l .1sa,,
Just before the sudden rise Of that singular
political secret Organization known as tbs
EaKnow Nothings,Y and At the etine, of the in
tense feeling of natiyeisrn and religious preju-
dice which gave it birth, We had mobs in the
Ecity of New Ycrk.-AA madman9 calling him
self the Angel Gabriel held fsrth for several
bSundaysr in succession in front of the City
Hall and other public places in this city and
Brooklyn. Crowds of yonng men attended
1.-THE sermons, if we are permitted SO to call the
E~ihcoherent trades Of Vulgar abuse. and sense
rant, who was accompanied by, ., squire, wor-
thy TO be the Sancho of such a Quixotte.w
This Jack budding had for its instrument Q
long tin fish horn, on, which he discoursed so
norously as ., prelude to the Angels sermons,
or J61led up gaps in the delivery when the Sc
B p was ont of wind or Interrupted b., tbs
listeners. The advocates q free street preach
ling, who formed the body guard of the ARge
and his horned clerk wore mostly q species o.
drab- felt hat, and their Iwatchwerdxas .silWidt
Apaks," from WHICH they and their soft su
p~ercapillary integumentsreeeiEed thefdenomi,
nation of. IHHiqs A4rqhes,", The hats retained
3ahe title-the adherents of the Angel and tbs
lin fish horn lost the name in the mysterious
appellation .ofaKpoW Nothi1gs.ryxa Nv jyd =
/ So much FOR the history Of. tie. name. W.
find now q nav secret political organisatiol
formed in the ranks of the Northern ~sectiona
party far more sudangerous in character thar
1.-THE KnoN Nothing Society That organize
tioh, SO Tar as We can trace it by, its leading
spirits, such as the Putnams;J 'Seroggsi and
fUlfmans, has joined hands with the Republi
cans, while the Old Wing section Of the OPP,
position, pntail.ted by patiyeism, e friends
and followers of sMessrs. Clay and Webster
and represented BY men # the stamp of Gov
Hunt, Hunt, Judge Kent and Hiram Ketch
um, are cerQperatingg With the Democracy q
the gnionr4oi. sEsEgosnisd sd4 no sAssa Gig
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-10-03
O9As DisunionAA Picture.

Hon Archibald Dixon deliyeredaueloquent
speech to the Democracy of Henderson coup-
~. Ksntpekys ip fyi6aisations o. StephehAs
Douglas, aud in opposition to sectionalism, Oh
.theE21st ofJalyg He presents to- the people.
of Kentucky the folloYiegSgraphic picture Of
what tHsif Slate woaid bsin case the schemes
of the Disunionists should succeed ~sI
) Win tiose States do Jwhat they threatened
to do? And then when they have withdrawn,
the fsaffu Struggle betBeeh a Northefn and
Southern states is to be precipttated upon the
country 3 Then Kentucky il to- became tie
Etheater, once more, of battles and conflicts,
and which, in former tines, from 4eir56efce
and terrible character, gave to her the name
of 'Durk and bloody Ground" Over her
Territories hostile karmies afe tokmarch and
countermatch; here within her limits audi upon,
her $ IL the battles of the contendiHg Armies
will be fought and her people Subjected 70 all
slaughtered citizens will blanch upon the hills
blood of her mnrdered peepleNaad when all
this has been done,, and the best goyeremeHt
ever vouchsafed BY Heaven to nah has been
brokenlhp anditdestroyed,, and that Is for tffe
merest rabstractionwof protesting slavery in
the Territories. what will you have gained?
Will you have Succeeded in accomplishing
that for which this greatest of all sacrifices is
to be made? VIII slavery in the Territories
be then protected; md how and by whom
will it be protected 2oiAnswer the question, ye
Dispniohists, and you who are in favor of the
southern .Confederacy.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-10-03

rs RvDemocrsts; ssydBy your votes onzFaes5
dayhAhethesT Judge Bfl1kerhofE isefieht ~
deciding f1stb negroes f 6HfxsaIblesd hstsY'
rishttodotsassE = yTzsa 81 eTsW ssT3oEseG Z
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-10-03

uDensaoerats remember the ian1pposrttaanrcce
of ONE V0fEAssss to II that not one IS
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-10-03

Imbecthsy ofzsne ssaseL neyes1
The State oovsrrnentp Ut 3tio, t1rsll e
IpaEtinents, il at this time most Anenfetty
Eiuef6cient-in fact imbecil6. lnssn4s3t paftlf
Fan Il appsass that ~ thatF ~ p g s3crf -
in the least ineficieht, ID appfopriAted . pr
Etixan purposes and endsy while the public DO
Esiness IS pesIectfd ins9I &c dspaftHeptf=
From the Governor down fhropgh ~ De
grades Of die oa6cers and depsttnsnlss -
same inefHeieney; imbeeility aade asgIest6f
EdntS ApFefails; ma iasfdxd or 4 ffdf1prsn1
E~efieient adminisostienyof St1ts alEiEE h4zes
and bitter -partizs1ship takesfhs spilcsscfe
prompt and iapartisI discharge ii dnt4 80
As an instance IL the skansfdl neglected
Official duty which is proverbial IN allktbs1&
partments, we may mention that the Govsrncf
failed In time to issue his proel1mationt % atl1e
kyoters of this State p6otifyihg them ofs the
time Of the. PFesldential sElectiohgt The tzN1'
provideStha fhe Governor shall issue lis psoLl i
cianafIonsf or tle iPSesidsnf1sl election every
fourth year, sixty days befors Tie 6fst TdssEri
day ff Novef1bef. 9 9ot: Dehnis5n wholly nege1.
|lected 10 oeonpiyi With I'm p1oslsioh g dr.
law, and therefore his ,~uettce.d Mhich ~ ~
Gently been Published, mighs5usts ~ pellsoed.
hare printed " emehfion tbs hsgleckcEap.
grave and ifHpoftaut dntys simply ~ a ilIne-e
Etrationa Of what We assert - tos5hs Inc 6cishe9s
and imbeeility effhe STATE aduinistrsiio1l tSod'
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-10-03

AsHIANDsG0UNTYaFAI
q TheIfellomingv class omitted
IN the published listZq6fI premiums,
70 smoo ysn odvHORSES vas o. iBq o IS.
u szsvsae Tisdi i66 Cgass!s dsiN Tssaois9eis
Best F46tAhF Horse sdi baa ,b!7o7S 40
pfPssSdAA ippf5fuS T1SbesG bas sstai9afoo'o "
Second Best .nasiidrTsa 8 Tsa 500
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-10-03
Lef NE PsonLe Ren,e5nber.

al Let the People Remember,
Thai NE HaaeSn has RELATIONSHIPS Of
his opinion in regard to the Homestead meas
iarey Whether Eee IS for itfas Judge Douglas il,
OF Ehsther he, is opposed to il rs Mr, Hamlia
is, ana can 'fsee no sound principle upon which
saehs measurearan befbased3TJd INIT III
And let the People, Remember, ag4,
That If they write to Mr.. Lincoln to ascertain
his opinion about it, that they will get no an
s,ber. Mr.. Lincoln's private secretary will
lccdtrtly inform hem That to answer. such .
iqtestfd blight 'enbafF4ss the eanyassY
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-10-03
schuyler County. new Ysff4assst Politi
cal Change.

Fhssl list Fepqblieap hegislatureofN F9rf
among is shauy eorrapt and uaPopular acts
forced upon the people of the New county of
Schuyler a local law against their will. The
result of it is.thps stated in a letter from that
-oountyto the albany q. - 4Fgus and AZ
sFbus prac ieally,tbey see The doctrine of
Congressional Intervention, and what is the
result? Tie once famous Republican county
ofschuylsr is up and doing for the Little
Gfant.af Popular sovereignty TO their own sals
walton. In 1856 u gave Fremont 1900 ma
jority and this fall itJmiH give Dotgtas and
johnson 500 ut leastT
"DSsgiSd abssara bsihsformsdal Though
the county. One town which gave Buchanan
but 80 votes, has fornsd dub consisting of
0yes ESQ msm~bers777tshFress3 f 0gth sf q. 5 al the
.The Watkins Republican, a strong Ere
mont paper in1858, has h6isted the name Of
kDougias and johnson. Great enthusiasm pre-
walls thronghdut theswholea eeunty33oo sis7EdI
That is a specimen of the way Now York is
/. going thisr fall The eleetcralticketof Doug
las and JoEnsonA wilshaves 60,D00 Majority
over Lincoln.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-10-03
,600,000T0f NEGROES 40 BE TURNED
Io0sE UedN THk FREK JsfAfEsBY-
THE REPURLICANrLRApERs TO VOTE
DOWN aERM4N AM IRIszCIrIzEHs.

3 ma a SSS SsesshsaSs UoSsfsssmsa paooisim.
That slavery in the Southern States shall b
abolished & an boards EEg su0Mx9.
{ Cassipes NJ. Clay, Nhom the Republican
leaders sf TascaraTas paid 5000 come here
and speak, declared At THIN the other daJ
! BriaEsrRo4' : kspabiicEn Supreme Judge
has decided that 4 negro can sete in Qhip :
b TnsNe~AYoek they proclaim Che equality d
[ The nsgr9 With sh b.; Witt sS,. p',Pi e ssEi II
of Virginia that they were going to allow ne,
York.
Hs,s iss .hs sosgs1sssig S siysn syssgiff
|... s$1 e saa siss f@ sssaas e ss' ssii 6 iSss sssia
be fSnish5 was Governor Of vsfgihia, lie va
sitting in the Council Chamberone day, when
La STRANGER entercd and j~anhou1ced hinseffsas
PMr, Seward of New York.S A conversation
ens1edI in Che course If yhiehEM 5SeHafdEret
marked that they were going to allow all to
vote in New Yofk, nesfeessa IS yell as whites.
10 that he ISmith) had replied, thot if they
had ne pbiesdops p frss r groes ia New Yesk
they would send them d certain humber in ev-
cry packetpELroHl H4inlA%uk nSthdr edAr
Ithat he had 20 objeetionsto fhat--thatA the5
had nuci stfdnbls Tithffk9 fEshhka hSa tfe
p1fish vote; that y great deal of money had to
be used at sIestio9S emessto eecufe { heuas bas
Ithey had no such trouble with the colored
people" 80
y All the writihgs ana speeches. s5d saying.
of the Republican leaders point 10 one RESULT,
the turning loose nponStheJfree States of the
slave population in caseLineoln is elected, and
as soonGas they get, here, 70 ahsYea rightte
vote, fer E1hetspurpose Of blottihg Eot the Ger,
man. aud Irish voters of the United States. E
Z Now look at the practical effect Of an influx
[ef hbefatedp NEGROES among as. They num-
fber 100000 audsthel white population say
rs, 5000, 000saa Distfibute themJequaHyoser the
States and leyerys9coulmhnity would be one
seventy composed of snegroges. Thus, New
Philadelphini 6ithis ,0O0eswhitei Inhabitants
would have42S NEGROES and Euscaragas eoup-
ty with 30, zoe while population would have
4,285 negroes to bestaken dare oG One ffth,
or about 1000 wouldi compete with whitesla-
borerslmd vote them down at the polls while
the balance mustfbe Supported either st the
lpoerhoase or by thiering around. 81 ssHHasd
White men, are you ready iorbspeh q curse
IF so, vote the aRepubGcan; atieket. liz not
and you want to keepIthe free States for, white
mem then stand by the Democratic party, now
an4 forever Ohio DIN ocrasofE ods .5i
1 : -.-.4ras -arsftf ~ - f2z--E go. a.z 81 g
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-10-03
who are opposed to the Homestead
40 GMesspssB 3n9a1
Keep It before lie People,
That Ha6hiBal4 lamli14hs Bepn6liean

That Ha6hiBal Aandlil,Ahs Bepnbliean can.
didate for Vice President, has ALWAYS
been the INvETERATE FOE of the home
stead measure. AS proof of our assertion we
DALI attention to the-feHowing extract of a
speech delivered BY MrgHamiin tgthesHnited
States Senate, July 20th, 1854. See appendix
to the Congressional Globe, vol. 20, page 1lOS
"Mr. President from an examination Of this
measure ! have found. myself andbte to sup
port 1T ~ ANY. OF THE ASPECTS IN
svhtch q has beer prssentea oifAs Ssndte!
see no sound principle g~;eeono,ng upon ,ehlch
ss,,sA 6 g'fsssTs, sgn e 8a;ss TAtNk
us NONE1WHIGH CARRIES CONvIC-
iron 70 Ny MINDtHI am willing to
vote upon this question without another word
of debabte from any, quarter, ana Wiling 70
vote AGAINST THIS BILL as it now stands. s..
-yoa = Keep st before de Ps0pkyilsq sifs
That on the 9th of May,1S57, HRmlin voted
in favor of Glingrnah' 8 motion topostpone the
Homestead bill oflthat session over ustil the
next session, notwithstanding Senator Douglas
warned the friends of the bill that postpone-
ment was equivalentitoed defeat ko7d19ve cdr
Keep at Before the People, Eala
That, on the 10th of May 1860, Hamlin vo-
ted with seven other Senator'S sAGAINsrl the
Senate Homestead Bill soHfeh ydoe settlers the
public lands at tacenty fire cents an acre, while
DoUeLAs and forty three others Senators ,VO-
TED for the Bihl0oL aT533Elga LIZ
. And keep It Before the People,
That Judge Douglas, six years before the Re
publican party, was born, Introduced a bill
giving 100 acres of land to every man who
would settle uponei it and cultivate 4 part Of it
four years in succession. .-I IL sfa.2
" And Eeeo ,t Before The Peopk.
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( bna bestdEgE II PzERkErDuBr3sal. A5sIqfS
/ vDR.sJ. C.nAEEHa ~ CQsGtg
asa4a seLOWIsLfs MASSssz5n ed. :

has won for itself such 2 renoyp ffr the sure q sref
variety of Throat and Ling ConiPlAiHf, that It Is 81
tirely unnecessary for us to recount TIE esiacpee b 4
virtues, wherever il has been empioyeaa = ~ "
been 10 constant use throughout fhiss seeiohsx hfe
not do nbre than assure the people Us Qualify y8Eef
up to the bcstit ever has bseas ard HAT e r1or , geiF
on to do for their feiief all It has EVER bern f62dd - q
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rLetrpeet idi1eTence9 as uON1lng DS apo5
with STEADY eyse I the real issu$ LEI psi re-
Republic- We can do t. The human heart
& & s sble d5 sssiat si ssss 81 W. W. ' ssass sgA. a.
@ ssi ! e.. +! ss ssssl P sa rs ssss so ss IL sI @sis'sssi ss &
ter declaration, including both these and much
ntorS RataalHmen are ereatedegnals3B tt4l
|, Now, let us hear from Horace Greeley, "the
[chiefcook md botieIHasheftli in thes Chicag0
conventfeny whose efforts there brought about
the p~epuetioa Of Lineeln. SAs faFs backEa AZ
the 1fshsJahuary, 1851, Greeley thus spoke
7 s &C 1issans. ana adssass&s i'll in. which gRi2e
or withhold political rights on account Of, color
EtAsnahsa man fofa NJ HAT and ought 70 have
the full rights Of manhood, whether his anees.
toradaere Oellsi Eoths Or Hottent6tsS Shsthef
his completion be ebony or ivory. = y =
FAn copstitntionaI exclusions Of any classT from
|the polls, the juFfy-box,~ &e3 because Of color,
TIE Hon. enry Wilson, United states
fiss e tE HSs ssasss Lii 4 Of : I sRsssR s.,
said: Il
wealth that recogpizesxhe absolute and pe7set
LequaHNS9fd4 ss3 81 az raceGF a muiafto
or negro IN the State I represent is not only
a IcitiEsH Of Dire 1SAfs Iha not o1lJE 4ldFF the
right to rote, but. If the people choose to do
tit, Aey pqyseEeefE him< "a any eqfeS q hefF
[sJf."-Cohga Globe, LIST ssss. 18th Cong
p' e. i isssI sssa.Glgl wils3sd4 s aid oseh
Wit isiEs s9. s,s' ssss, s "a aies y i ; s sssp 4 sgs,s
s si5Ss i & E ssss ! i ifl gsEgst IT, II s Sss 'e epsdzs
81 q ssf SD Il cs 'ss; s.g. ssR8a P'fiff aSl8s4f' 5 u
] Senator Wilson made a. mistake when he
stated hst thefs waapeffeetl eqaaRty in. Mas
E~sachusetts, Such is not the case. By the
laws Of that state, a .fSfeig6sfF can1oE getei Ii
It for two years after he has been naturaliEed
and 2 eitzenS of the State, Wilde a nsgrySenS
derthe SAME law, acquires a vote in one yearl
HFessshden, the black republican senator ffOh
Maine, held forth in this wise: -
AdBy the laws Of Maine, and under the con
Of the State of Maine, free negroes
are. eaisehsAjdst as much eitizensih The State
of Maine as white men. sit has been soselemn-
~ decided BY the highest tribana1 of onES State
since the decision of the bred Scott case. The
supreme courtef Maine has decided tbat they
are entitled to all the privileges-that they
staed apon a )perfsct eauaiity Nth white meg
I-under the Constitution and laws Of that
State. They ARE voters, and Arecogpized as
L~citizens under the the terms Of the consrita-
[tion, which allows any citizen to yote3n0n
Here weshsse the black republican, supreme
court of Maine actually pullifying the decision
Epf che Slpfetne Court Of The United StAtes; 80
Intense is their love for the negro! Is this
npteqoqshtqstsrtle and alarm ever losss q
his country
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QnEthe vADtoS Oh 9clODRfs
JHtaealng delivereda speech att eoria, Illinois,
"a aWhat LIDO say IS, that no man IS good
enough 70 govern anoth er5 map ieinypf he
Others consent 0Iassy this Is the leading prin-
,eiple, the SHEET ANCHOR ofa A1.cricam
Rrps6EcanisBil GnE Declanztioa- of 4ndenen-
dence says: .%"A 10 '{iI"1'H ~ :"
Is4.We hold these truths to be seif~evident-
thai, all men are created eqeo5 that they are
endowed bygtheir 1reatoroW With certain ~ineiien.
able rights;s shat aznoag these arc Lille ,LIBERs
,TYysndio che pursuit Of happiness pa Thatit 70
secure these rights, governments are instituted
among mes derrlpiag AeiEJast poker Tgns Gle
consent afthe sgoyerned-',x 10 saaIg ID. nj noiiaa,
81 have quoted so mueh MT this time merel
lyHto show that aecordfng TO cur ancient faith,
The powers of Government are derived from
the consent of the sovernedrJ Now, the rela-
ton of master and slave. is pro tanto o total
Of this principie.emn master not
only governs the slase withoat, biscepsent, but
he goyHrnsshim by q { set of rules altogether
different from those which lhe iprescfibessf fer
himsetfT ALLOW 4LEthe governed anEQUA1
II EINfHEGOVERNMENT and that
only, is self-goyernmshfessAHoyelrs Life OF
Lincoln page 279so 'Sof''aE sn9gI "a iisS iiig
> again, aina speechs delivered in chioaagro,
during the last Presidential sleetionyiwhich,
We fndspuhlished inzfhep Illinois Slate Joars
nall itheES State organ OF The black republican,
party Y Of Is Hines on ths . 18Th sfssRtsnabs
1896, vt tAasoiasss said tOes aie s~aissisaoa .ssoas
That raiidea,iuo p political iopiHlSas
at the beginhih e wass and untitfeceh6yze61
tiad1d 10 be, At6e tss4qaahHiW 81 stsa. Aha "a
Ahoaekssns. was always sas6allsaed 1patientlTet 70,
Whatever jpeaualityg thsreaeemedske beSasae
matter OF ~actlals neesssityysi ITS CONSTANT ssorka
sfnp has q steadTs bfoefess toward the PRAC.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish OF Orleans City Of New Orleans
Be 1t remembered that the ninth day May 1876 before
me the undersigned, Justice Of the Peace in and M t
aforesaid personally appeared Henry Peycan9 President
Louis Barnett Secretary of the Hope Insurance Company
New Orleans who, beng duly according to law do de-
and that the foregoing accounts are m and true and
correct transcript frem the books Of said company
u PEYGHNHn President,
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary,
Sworn to and subscribed before his ninth day of May
teou' ARTHUR SAUGIER,
Third Justice of the Peace for Parish Of Orleans
The Beard Of Directors haye this day declared dividend
Of thirty per eet the capital paid Company out Of
the net earnings of the year ending ah April 1861 nav
able in accordance with Article Twelfth Charter of said
Company, o-wit:
Ter per cent on the amount paid in payable demand
the stockholders their legal representatives on and after til
m instant and the baiaher be credited insaent on
the unpaid stock notes.
II. PEYCHAUD, President
s. PLASsAN. Vice President
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
-DIREcToRs.-
S, Plassan A. Laforest. p Maloehee
o, H. kerninns Thos N, Blake, b. Nantre
z 9ueyronze, r Moreno Ii. Peychaud.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09
oFFroE or THE CHIEF Or PoIIoE-

,ss.y Keepers afy as y Asa orleans
,na arrested IL as
nonA d. oebev lsso h RET arrest:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09

Afbof AeA hla Al syttAt tiHS HNApHN
lHouley's Vegetable, Coleman's,
aofand's German, 0xygenated.
Mills Aromatic.
OILS. @=maa.
Rushtonis Cod Liver Oil,
McNair's Acoustic, Searps's dc
British, Harlaein.
COSMETICS.
COLOGNE Water, Bay Water.
Florida Water, Meen Fun, u.
Homes Lilly White.
! SOAPS AND CREAMS.
LOWS Brown Windsor,
IJones' Chemical, a.55
Radway,s Medicated, CASTLES
Almond, Toilet and Family,
ShavinG Creams and Compound
| of all descriptions.
PILLS.
Wright's Indian Vegetable, wv
Moffat's Life, Brandreth's,
Strong's Compound Sanasive,
lStrong's Peet0ral Stomach,
lslOttlh blHlY uehle4 =. 'u"4
Hulfs Fever and Ague,
Morrison's, Lee's, New London
PARIS, Sappington's, Champ
Ions, w-'@
tGreeifeuberg, Jayne's sans-
tive, 5 @
Jaype,s Aguc, winera oamo
mile, a "7
lHibbard's Anti Bilious, Petsr's
ESpencer's Vegetable, Cooks,
Gooper's, GovePs Rheumatic,
| Andersonis, Allebasic's Health
i Wister's Gentle Purgatiye,
Allebasis' Ag,ie, Hooper's,
tChickDer's Sugar-coated,
Gilbert's Anti. Bilious Beck
| with's,
Lady's Blood, lngoldsby's Pillh.
lScatt's Vegetable, Eagon's,
Railways Regulators,
lRose's Railroad, Leiy's Female
I.ondon's Indian Sanative,
Louden's Ague, Hoioway's,
, Halstead's Anti-Dyspeptfc,
IGorion's, McLt.ne's Liver.
HAIR DYES. =@ =
Il .tCristsd1ro's Hair Dye,
Phatcn's Magic, Ratehel1rs,
eiGilmali's Instantaneous,
Baliard's, Jules Hauel's, e
lCristadorR's. Bogles.
| MISCELLANEOUS.
!, DR.. Morseis invigorsfing Cor
dial,
W1Sght's Elixir, 4.
rhorp's Extract.
Tarraut's Aperianr, F.
Tarrant's Elixir of Khubarb,
Carter's Spanish Mixture
sEmerick's Master o1 Pain,
Mothers Relief,
.lToothache Drops,
iLyonis Magnetic Powders,
Mrs. &idder's Cordial,
Thompson's Eye Water, 1@
Watts Nervous Anti,
Billings's Astrmgent,
Hyatt's Life Bglsam,
McMunn's Elixir of Opium.
Railways Resdy Relief,
Railways Re8olyenE,
Tarranrs Tndelihle Ink,
Peruvian Syrup,
lTriesmAr.
Dir. Kose's Preparations, .g
Winer's ArcaDum Extract,
Teneur's Specific, @ =m
Marshall's Catholicon,
Morse's Compound Syrup Of
Yellow Dock,
Perry ngvis's Pain Killer,
Brown s Essence OF Ginger,
Mortimlpre' Rheumatic Com
pouua,
MortiHore's Cordial Sitters,
Myers Extract of Rock Roae.
CrossH.an's Specific, .
DR.. Wards Specific,
Uphsm's Pile Electuary,
Steers Opedild0c,
Godfrey's Cordial, M@-
furtinRton's RalsRm,
GusGty's Medicated Paper.
. Baternan's Drops,
lr III. Jhyneis fAtnlly Medicines
!, seidlitz and Soda Powders,
Eppins' Fluid Extract BuchI
, Lucina Cordial,
Juno Cordial, @ H. .M
fEart's Remedy for Fits,
Wilson'S Death on Rats. etc.,
Balls Cholera Syrup,
Spobn's Headache Remedy,
O. DR., Marehisl's Uterine Uathol
con,
lGlerokee Remedy.
lGowan's i4Ilnontriptic,
Ioudenfs Preparations,
lHonghtin's Pcpsin. @
IA | Darby's Prnphyiactic Fluid.
CHEIDAM SCHEAPPs.
.nts, and all dealers IN any Of th
: catalogue. will lind It 10 their TX
their orders as above, where wi
sortment Of GENUINE PATEN
Stales, and AT the lowest nriceI
WRIGHT & Co,
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