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TO the PUBLIC,

INif practical operation Of : Gin or MIL
l - the best evidence Of It's utility Prefer
ring that those OF my manufacture should be-
enforced upon the attention Of the public hy
being fairly tested, have said but little abou.
them | proposa to manufacture superior Mill'
and Gins, aud TO furnish them at the Lowest
prices at which they can be afforded. The sub
joined certificates from men OF experience and
high character attest their worth Persons de
sirnuS of purchasing either should look at mine
before buying elsewhere
Ny mandatory is situated one mile We,i
Of Marshall Orders addressed 10 me at Mar
shall VIII receive prompt attention
j. :. ALEXANDER
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GREAT WAR!!!
The War is Not to be Avoided
MESSRS. COiiEN & BREDlG
NAVE DECLARED A GREAT WAR
AA,~sF

MERCHANTS OF MARSHALL
4 CcoRpING % their advertisement, Il
~ seems they think themselves well iottif,
and prepared for battle. While their cannon.
aiding lire has alrgdy commenced against the
frontier, T.. schwartz who being the the first Ia
the rear takes the obligation to carry out the
war against said firm by himself without any
assisianc. ut all. Tie is strong, well armed and
sure to deoat the enemy, even when tloy boast
already OF their victory. T.. schwartz is u
small man, hl, very strong in his action. IT,
promises to his friends and patrons that he will
no, show himself coward. And. since the war
has commenced, he will fgh. to the las, pr
cent Of profit until he has defeated the enemy
and shown himself as victor, which he ia almost
sure to do, because he sold in the time Of peace.
his goods very low. and he will, in ths critical
time OF war. sell his goods lower then ever before
Don, forget to first call IN u. Shsar,zs store.
before going elsewhere, price his gco.is and you
will be sure to purchase.
Marshall. May ~, 1860. ni.tl
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Mn. j ;. ALEXANDER -
DEAR SIR This IL to certify that | ha,.
been concerned IN running three OF your % inch
MN Rocks. and respectfully attest that we pre-
fer your Mills to any other made We car
grind more corn and make better meal than an,
other Mil, IN fact we can grind it all
JAMES II SMITH X co.
Arcade Mills Rusk Co. Texas.
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Quick Sales and Small Profits /!
have just received direct from New York
and Philadelphia the largest and hnn,isomes,
assortment Of
Spring Il Summer Clothing.
evcr brought to ,hi, place. For superiority Of
cloth inenssss Of tex,ure. and workmanship these
Goods will command the general admira'ioo II
all who are judge II Goods
They have been made to order,
Und~r ny Own Swp~rv i.iom,
And what is better than all, promise to
Sell them Chea per for Cash,
Than any other house in the country'
50 took embraces a very fire and full ~
sor,mnt Of
Men and NOys Clothing,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Consisting OF Shirts extra fine, Drawers, Socks,
10 fine. e"rythinr that gentleman wears. FIX
tn sizes 80 ~ to 1T everybody.
Such an assortment has never been brought to
this market An extra fine supply of
HATS AND CAPS,
TAiLORS TRIMMINGS,
Such rs Buttons, Bindings. etc, 'arge supply,
which will liz sold very cheap
A large supply Of Cloths, Cassimeres, and
Vclyets superior to any ever brought to Mar
shall II you doub, il. call and see for yourself
have aIso received supply Of
xAO100' oI0A38,
Very beautiful attractive and substantial.
Call and 4e me, and Judge for yourself You
will then conc.de that have by far the best .a.t
cheapest stock OF Furnishing Goods ever brougA.
To this place.
=. JACOBS.
April IA, 60ti
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AND
DEALER IN
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
FINEGOlD JEW r.. ny OF ALL DE
StKIF1iONS SHY tR TEA AND
TABLE SPOONS. FINE TABLE
CUTLERY NtkR~t IlAtM
PIPES AND lGAR HOLD
kkS. Ere. ETC. ETC,
And general assortment OF goods. app.rtan
ing to this line Of business. Every srticle sold
will bc guaranteed genuine, or the money rlnn-
d-d Also Wa,rhmakcrs Tools and Watch
Glasses
\ Il Personal attention will be given to the
repairing department Fine watches carefully
repaired and warranted
ladp., and Gentlemen can always obtain the
correct time by calling On
r. l.. tricky.
Ner ioor 10 Sander scar, Drug Store
March 3, l-6h no2ttf
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g,..t Room or the Adkins House.


rl'lit subscribers have just received and open
! al for the inspection Of the public, in the
large and connexions room, west end OF the Ad-
tlu- tiou-c a lot Of choice pianos most ap-
proved styles their addition to which will ne
increased from week to week as the wants OF the
country may demand. Sheet Music Of every de
'cripton constantly on hand, New Music rceiv'
1ed a. soon as published Also asupply OF the
finest solns, guitars, banos, flutes, accordcons,
&C. sc,, strings and, in fine, everything in the
lausical line.
The advantage Of this establishment to Mar
alisll and surrounding country is this Persons
can select their own Instruments, and know pre-
r'sely what they are buying, and at the same
time. purchase a. chcnply "a in the city,
Pnno- and MI kinds Of Musical instruments
ca be tuned and repaired on shor, notice.
Mr. q. Frank. one II the propretors, is pre-
pared to give lessons in vocal and instrumental
Qi19it
+. HARTFL 4 co
Jan. II, l-Go.
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grhIl''hcFl NJ sTNNFtU III 'H' SPTIHE'
,el,i.,h i. tho town Ia 30, Dtnrc
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80 % 100 s.ss7es
killed in Brazoria, on Sunday night last,
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THE LADIES


Wni hnd an endless variety Of rich and PLAN
g,-.l. embracing silks baregts organdi,~ print
81 aud pam Iaconcts PLAIN figured and eros,
barred mn-us el all descriptions fine lace and
silk manliilas prints dotn,~iics blcachcd auA
unbl,uchcd Bounc,. Ribbons. IRISH linen EN-
broidered skirts collars sleeves, hosiery hap>..
p"tepi cor-c,s and corscts OF all descriptions,
chan,,l and fiohair dresses the fines, ians ever
brought to this market, &c, &c.
NEADN-MADE CLOTHING,
An endless variety from the finest To the plai.,
-, and mos, durable, and If all priees. t..nt-
furnishing Goods embracing shirts. dra rers, era
watts, suspcuders, has, boots sho,s etc
PLANTATION GOODS
Negro clothing, cheaper than ever o&-cl II
Marshal. Fine Plantation linen. loae els, oenA.
bnrgs, russe.s, &c
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
\ rich and choice variety rahe Croekery
Hollow, and Glass War;. iine china ss.s. spoon,
ktves and forks &c.
SADDLERX.
4 hn assortment embracing saddles bride
cjINnges girshs. bacgy riding and wage.
WIZ full sets, OF harp.s saddle bags, earp,'
sackl trunks Of all descriptions
C8rprting and Straw Mattins.
\ very pretty stock which ~il satisfy any on,
lie has also. larry assortment Of Cutlery
keyoIyer'. double as.j single barrel Guns clock
watches, breast pins, finger rings, perfumery
looking glasses cGo,hcs hair, and tooth bru-...
f.l,lles, thread kc
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The above line will run in connection with the
HI &c 3:'s &: :;:. .: 81 {: 60; ,:a
uccticn with the Carlsyile
and Western stage.
The stages depart from Mar-hall every Tues
day. Thursday and saturday n, 1 o'clock A. NJ f.,
AID arrive in Ciarksyillc isst day And leave
Clarksyillc every Tuesday, Thursday and satur
day at O'Clock. A. NJ. arriving in Jefferson in
me to take the Shreveport Stages
ay- 40 seat tr,H be considered ~,ur,d until
pad for.
~ All bundles, packages and parcels, must
he prepaid or they will not be taken
s6- FifNy pounds Of Baggage allowed to
each passenger. onc hundred and fifty pounds
estra baggage will be charged the same as one
iassenger, and lesser or greater quantity charg-
ei in the same proportion
NESMlTH 4 SHAW, Propric,ors
January II, 1860
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TEXAS REPUBLICAN,.
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r. II. SMITH, NJ. d.
TnE PcIcy ortUNloN .ELrcronAL TIcKrrs

THE PcLlCY oFfUSIoN ELECTORAL TIcKlTs-
The suggestion to run single Electoral tickets
t" be SUPPORTED by the friends of Douglas and
l're"kinriIge. is hot Mt, all confined to the
State of New York. It has been advocated
elsewhere. and perhaps nowhere more sensibly
Thar III Virginia, where there is a division
the majority of Democrats, however, supnort
ing the Breckinridge ticket. The Richmond
enquirer, i'll its ssue OF Friday last, adyocnt .s
thc calling of "A State Convention to nominate
Electors, which shall receive the support of all
the Democrats in the State. This is deemed
necessary, since the rupture Mt Baltimore as
som" OF The Electors nominated nt n previous
convention, have expressed ali unwillinguess to
sinh' without reimbursement by a Couv.n
tion OF Delegates appointed subsequent to the
divisions in the National Convention.
o. 1he same policy has been advocated in Now
EA9rk ana elsewhere, MS the only plan which
;;cqn surely dciea, Lincoln, and prevent the
possibility Of his election. There has not been
sufficient time fer response to the suggestion
IN my OF the States, not even in New York
where it has been most thoroughly canyn ssed.
We confess to some doubts rs to its success
not on the ground Of impracticability in the
plan, Sc much ms from the impracticability of
politicians the supporter of The different can
ddaes. Probably, whatever of chance there
might he tosthus defeat the. election of the Re.
publican candidate, the. stubbornness of the
candidates themselves, Sor their friends, will
prev cnt such coueumInatiOD
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MINUTE5


Of The Proceedings of the Boardsof Directors
Of Mv .Auriliary Bible Society, July 25M,
1860
The Directors of tho Auxiliary Bible Society
of AbbeviIle District met in the office of Per.
rih d Cothran. Wednesday morning, July goth,
A. D. 1860
Meeting called to order by the President of
the Society, and prayer by the Rev. J. +. Gi-
bert
"A very pleasant ard instructive conference
in reference to the operations of the Society
was INDUCED in by the members of the Board.
The Board confirmed the action of the Trcos.
urer and Librarian, DR.. I. Branch, in the pur.
chase Of Bibles and Tcstaments, since the last
meeting Of the Directors.
The Annual Report of the Board being pre-
pared and agreed upon, and the hour of pub
lie worship having arrived, the Board adjourn. =.
ed after prayeriby the Rev. II. 7. Sloan.
This Annual Report is led with the naners
of the Society," and may be referred to and ex
amined, if ever deemed necessary.
I. c. PERRIN, President.
r. a. FAIR, Rec. Sec'y
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gsATKaCirIEs I'M TURKEY.

:. Adyiceafrom sthe East for some time past
have stieWn .the perilous condition Of the
chrisiansih syrfs and& the slates. news an.
nounce the capture ofathe Christien town of
Zaleb. and massacre Of about 900 Of its in
habitants. The Duse., q warlike race Of Mus,
seln,en, who:havs received the aid and coun-
tenance Of the Turks, among them, including
officers and sellers. 4, - .y
Similar atrSsitiss have also been colpmitted
iRsRnlgariaFand Bosniartgo pSovfinsss.of. Furs
ss,BsAysin qrope, South Of the Daniabs:s II
aBqshia, more than 5000 Christians Have been
ssaaFawn INTO chaiae. and into Rrjsen, where
y0sf them will meet death byspoison. In
one District. 1871 Cbfiltiaas were in
.prisSaaorsin caves Of the, 3id6lptains. Msny
"haa beyond The Dsayhs into Austria. 1.
Sfbsssmoxsment aifsSssss stolbs .par.s Of AZ
extended eoDspiracy to sxssrdinase the Chris
tians throush8at the Turkish dominiops. Ths
late revolt iptIndis, the massacre on the Rec
See, and the present. outbreaks, all appear It,
have the same origin, apdsre designed to;effec
the same OBJECTS E.Et;,;s.. sss
France and Euglnna, Es see, are s,r,oving d
tivelyin obtaining sassss f,otH thss ,,rultiss
Government, and protscI Iions1 Hsis Sutissss
rbey will no doubt insist thst Turkey shsl
6sssatss du6 protection TO th4is DID On h
Bed;;eys ii rssise fhsy svili asnlssis
xot.g. -. af n As,,S. -
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UNFORTUNATE ACCIDENT

We regretto learn of sad accident which
resulted in the death Of man named FLETCHER,
n rcsiden: of'Grcenwoo1 in our District. He
was engaged on Thursday last in putting
pump i'll the we'll of Mr.. C. T. IALKAIL and is
supposed TO have been overcome by the car
bonic acid gas, at the bottom Of the well, and
in attempting to ascend, he unfortunately fell
from the bucket, and was killed by the fall
lie was an honest and very industrious man
and leaves wife and family to deplore Ills loss.
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NOTHING Else OF SERVICE.

MEcHANIcsvILLE. n. Y, March II. 1858.
Mr.. w. f. HAGAN: | have us.d U.;ms,r.ot,, ;,
Hair Restorative for three years, and have
tcund it to be q most excellent article It not
only restored the color Of my hair, giving it
new life and strength. but it cured myself and
wife OF most obstinate eruption upon the
scalp, which nofhing else seemed to 6encft.
fu!ly believe it TO be tile best article in use.
fours Respectfully, kSowLroN IIowLANp.
Remember that this result was produced by
liElNsrREErs I"imitabie, the original and ouly
rciiablc Hair Restorative.
Price fifty cents and one dollar bottle.
Sold every where, and at all the drugstore
in Ahbcville. w. L. HAGAN 4 CO., p,onrie.
tors. Troy n. Y. H. 4t
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ERSKINE COLIEGE

We learn from the Due West Telescope that
The Commencement of Erskine College will
take place on Wednesday. the sth of August,
and which doubtless will be interesting to all,
owing to the variety of the exercises.
The corner stone Of theasDue West Female
College will be laid on Tuesday morning, with
speeches from several distinguished gentlemen.
Tuesday night the Alumni oration will be
delivered by W. l. HUDsESs, Esq, Of Laurens-
vile.
On Wednesdny, Commencement Day, will be
dehYered the Various Addresses of the Grad
Mating Class, and The ANNUAL Grafton before
the Literary Societies by SAMUEL W. MELTON,
Esq. of Yorkvile, S. c.
Wednesday night the new Philomatbeau
Hall which her members have long striven to
erect, vii! be dsacated to the Goddess Of Let
ters, by WV. w. EAST, ons of the editors o.
the Yorksille Enquirer, and DR.. ]. C. MAX
WELL Of fs8HShsrry
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PUBLIC MEETING AND BALL At WILL
LIAMSTON -

We learn from cneof the Proprietors of the
Williamson Hotel, that large political meet
ing will be held at that place on THURSDAY.
the 9th inst. Col. AsuMonE and COL Onn will
both address the meeting, and it is said will
urge disunion as the true policy of the South,
IN case of the election Of Black Republican
President.
There will be Public Ball on the night OF
the came day, at the Williamson Hotel. F,r
this Mr. TusrEN is making every preparation,
and it promises to be q brilliant affair.
Those desiring:to attend the Public Meeting
will go up on Tie day previous Those wish.
ing to attend the Ball only, will go up on
Thursday evening.
Price of Tickets, for gentlemen, se5o-la.
dies free.
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THE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE

That the African slave trade, says the Guar
dian, is carried on to an extent hitherto un-
precedented in the history of our country, is O
fact which can no longer be disguised. The
great number of re captured Africans, either
now beingreturned to their nativSeountry, or
awaiting to embark as soon as arrangements
are completed for their transportation, gives
indiaputable proof of this fact
Congress has already appropriated large
sums of money TO send back those which have
been landed on our shores from time to time
and if for no other reason than that ofecoaemy
our government ought to use all means ifs1ser
power, to prevent vessels being fitted out and
obtaining their clearance from our ports under
fslsepretences. =
The laws of the United States condemn the
traffic as Pirsey,sands ssioDg as these law.
remain on;epE Statute books, those who still
persist aAic, ought to be dealt with as
ia lsv 5Easses.. 49, ' =
Recent developments confirm the suspicious
long entertained that nearly all vessels which
sail from this country to Africa, for slave car
goes, are owned by Northern cspitalists--tha,
they sail from Northesp ports-.-thst they are
| fitted up; and sent odt under false pretencei
and that government officials, In many csses
in those, porte; are cognizant Of the fact thai
theyare:sent out for tbatqpsrticdlar purpose
There. may indeed, bs mepfin the South WHIT
are guilty of smugglng these wretched NATIVES
into this sseountry; but however this may be
the North. must be held respOuaieIesfor furnish
E1ngashe vessels. and bringing them TO oul
j.. shofSa =. ~, ssa.
Even If ,ho.e who ia llaroueh the hortss
Of the middle passags bsneattsdby beinl
a brought into contact With in6usness whose len
deney is to arnslorats theirconai aition here ali
tshere could be:no excuse for syppsspg, th4 6ss
Z sigss: to The, horrors of sisiBpAn nhieh Il sss
!. sid by the chissete.sb u hsss !hbsr.bl
ii yAtius their
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DOCTORS IN LICK.

ASINduLAR ColScIDENos.-Two Physicians,
one i'll Windsor N. c., and the other in Dons :
ton, Penn, each buy II lottery ticket, and as
the following certificates with date. name and
residence) show. were both fortunate enough
to draw largo prizes:
DoLINcroN. Penn. July, 1860.
This is to certify that was the holder of a
share of ticket No. s1a, so, II, Glass 800, in
Delaware State Lottery, drawn June %, under
the management of WooD. EDDY d Co., which
combination drew the prize of sl5,o0u, and
thnl said prize wa' cnshed on presentation.
THEODORE NJ. LARGE, NJ. d.
Dolngton p. o., Penn.
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DEATH, OF REV. G. W. HUcKABEE.

The numerous friends of the Rev. G. W
HuukABEEwill learn with regret of his very
suddeTGecensc. lIewa engaged in preach
ing on last Sunday, when he was suddenly at-
tackled with paralysis which deprived, him of
speech. lie was Immediately removed home,
where he received every medical attention.
but without avail, and expired at o'clock OH
the following morning.
Only few days previous he had attended
the meeting 'f the Bible Society in our Village.
apparently in his usual health, Truly Gin the
midst of life We are in DEATH The. deceased
leaves many relatives and friends to mourn hi,
loss
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RAINS.

We have been favored during the past week,
with corious and refreshing showers,-and we
learn that they have been very general
throughout the District. They have come al
most too late for. the crops, but will still IN.
prove the condition Of thirgs very much.
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SOUTHERN STATE FAIRS FOR 1860

Alabama, at Montgomery, October 90, 30 81
November l and 9; Georgin, at Atlanta Octo.
her. SO, 25, % and 26; Fair of the Georgia
Cotton Planters Convention, Macon, Deccm-
Der TO %, inclusive; Kentucky, at Bowling
Green, September IS TO %; Mississippi, at
jackson, November TO Q; South Carolina, Mt
Columbin, November l3 to l6; Missouri, at st.
Louis, October 81 TO 81.
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riday Morning, August 8, 1S80.S;
REMOVAL.

We direct attention to the change in the
earl of DR.. E: PARKER. At night he may he
found at the residence Of WM. II. PARKER, Esq.
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r. A. FAIR Poo So,,r

r. A. FAIR, Rec. Scc'y.
July, S25.-Rcsolrcd, That each minister of
the Gospel, who may be member of this So
eiety' oe requested to preach to his respective
congregations, one sermon, ut least, in each
year. on the subject Of Bible Societies.
july ls"4-RcSo'''d, That all tie supcrin-
tcndants and teachers Of Sabbath Schools in
'"'S District and also, parents be requested to
apply at the depository Of this Society and re .
cc've gratuitously Testament for each of the
children under their direction.
July. ls"o-Rcsoiroi, That the Librarian and
Directors he directed to give gratui,ously To
any child in the District under the age of Gf
teen years. who is able to read, Testament.
Rcso'rcd. That the Librarian be dircc,od =,
furnisl. as donation from this Society. n Quar-
to Bible for the pulp Of each Church in tb.
District, amy Ihember of which is member of
this Society.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
A6beyille. District Citation.
By WILLIAM HILL, Esq, Ordinary Of Abbo-
Wills District. ,.
WHEREAS, Daniel johnson has applied to
" mo for Letters Of Admi pistraiion of all
and ,aingtlar the goods and cha,lels, rights and
credits Of Lavinias Lite, late Of the district
aforesaid deeeased,
These Easa Wherefore, cite, and adnohissb all
and singular; tho kindred aud creditors Of the
said deoeasedao be and appear before me, ut 81
ntxt Ordiuary's Court for the said DistriakSio
be holden at Abbevilte Courts II ouse; of, ,itisb
18th day Of August next 10 show cause, if -
Why sthe faid administration shoula. not sA
Given under my hand and SEAL tfts the, eSth
day Of July on6 tthonssnd eightrshhh dfsd
and sixfy, andpin the s5th year s1heriean
spFsssrs w1bI1AM H1LLs6 6A.p.
0rdina4ys Office. s.z~9 Is
1afys2 lssoa @ e sl, ~:
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POPULAR REMEDIES,

VI CUlA1U lOCluUDll4Us
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
AYERS VEGETABLE PILLS,
AYERS COMP. EXT. sARsApARILLA.
SANDS EXT. sARsAPARILLA,
DENNIS GEORGIA sARsAPAR1LLA.
"Guysotts Yellow Dock and Sarsa parilla
Davis Pain Killer,
McLane's Vermifugc,
Fallnes.ock's Vermfuge,
Dead Shot do,
HooAand's German Bitiers,
Hostet,sr's Bitters, Il
India Cholagogue,
jacobs Cordial
Rushton's Cod Liver Oil.
Railways Ready Relief,
K"ger's Syrup Liverwort and Tar.
UPham's Pile Eectuary, -
llchry's Gale. Magnesia,
Husbands do
hiarchisi's Uterine Catholicon.
Cherokee Il, medy,
SnndforTa Liver Invigorator
lIelmhpld's Ext. Buchu,
Wistars Balsnm Wild Cherry.
Stah!er's Cherry Expcc,orant,
Browns Ess Jnmaicn Ginger,
Pli!ot' ken. "r Female Friend,
Tarrant's Extract,
Bliss Dispeptic Remedy,
Carriers Spanish Mixture,
Mexican Mustang Lini ninent
Hastings Svr. Nnptha,
Mcsinn's Eixer Opium.
Shakers Fluid Ext. Faleran,
with large variety of Patent Medicines.
Pills, &c, for sale at
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ATTbklION ,IADlES.

IF YOU .willcnll Mt D. S1eLauchlin's Store,
Il yen Will find the following articles sdita-
ble for the Toilet and for culinary purposes: r.
Burnetts Cocoaine, (for the Hair,)
Burnett's Florimel, "a delightful. Perfume }
Burnett's ka llston, flor the Skin-conl-
pleXion,) e.
Bnrnetts Oriental Tooth Wash.
Fine Pomades, (for the uair,)
Golden Bell Cologne,
l,ub.n's Extracts,
Lubin's Fine Toilet Soaps,
Frnng panni do
Frangipanni Extracts.
:! Sachets,
Fine Tooth BrushescSs
Hair do
Nail do
Dressing Combs,
Extracts for Cooking Purposes.
Extract Lemon @'.-
Vanilla,
Rose,
&c. Strawberry,
d Pine Apple. .
!" Nutmeg,
&c Celery.
Cox's Sparkling Gelatine, =
Mace, Cinnamon, Cloves.
Coorer's Shred IsiDgIass
The above with everything usually kept in
the Drug line, for sale 10 " nt