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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-03-21
From the Country Gentleman aud Cutivator.
PASTURING MEADOWS.

EDs. Co. GENr.-Reading to-day the arti-
Gle on page 50 Of this years Country Cen
tleman, about the great Timothy hay crop
-pasturing meadows" in which it is stated
that {" Eph. Gould raised the past year s.
$40 pounds Timothy hay on a single acre, =
aud that /" Mr.. Bathbone is of the opinion
that the secret of this great crop lies in the
TACT Mr.. Gould never pastures his meadows, i"
brings to recollection having some years
since been riding with gentleman in Rhode
Island among his numerous farms, and being
asked by one OF his farmers il be might not
turn the cows on piece Of new pasture he
replied "no, il the cows have not enough
pasture where they are, 90 to work and cut
up corn for them" This was strange to me,
and on asking him for an explanation, he said
he never permitted bis moving lands to be
pastured, or rather he never took the after
msth in any way, aud was enabled by this
course to cot four tons timothy hay per acre.
once tried this course. and was rewarded
By bonntiiul crop the next year but il is
too great temptation for most to resist. to
have good pasture aud not turn stock on il
when they need il. But il we would only
sow few acres of corn broad cast in the 5th
and 9Th months, say half an acre at time,
for stock Of Is 10 30 cows, at intervals Of two
weeks, say from the 9th month, (or earlier
10 some la,itudes,) to the middle Of eth no.,
we should have abundance Of the first rate
feed, and should be able TO let our Timothy
meadows stand. S. ID.
Burlington, -.
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A"i, eHat - HrI prosperity she still retained
the same Christian spirit which in her days
loi poverty had led to tie bestowal of the
1 brown towel.
" Well" exclaimed Mrs. Sayers, /" If we
had such selt-denying spirit, we might fill
another box at once. I'll never again think
am tOo poor TO give"
r>~~~~>~~s~>~~~>~~
"GIvE Us THIS DAY OUR DAILY BREAD"
In miserable cottage at the bottom Of
NH, two children lowered over shoulder.
ing hre 4 tempest ragged wthout-a fear
ial tempest-against which man and beast
were alike powcrless.
/ poor old miser, much poorer than These
shiyering children, though he had heaps Of
money at home, drew his ragged cloak about
hin as ne croached down at the threshold of
the miserable door He dare not enter for
tear they would ask pay for shelter, and he
could not move Tor the storm.
{" am hungry, Netiie."
:" 80 am ! /; I've hunted for potato pairing.
and can't fad any"
What an awful storm -
" Yes, the old tree has blown down.
guess God took care that il didn't fan on the
house. See. it would certainly have killed
u.s.
:" If lie could do that, couldn't He send
US bread :"
:" guess SO. lets pray Our Father and
when we come to that part, stop till we get
some bread"
50 they began, and the miser, crouchinp
and shiyerlng. listened. When thew paused
expecting in their childish faith to see spme
miraculous manifestation, human feeling
stole into his heart; God sent some angel 10
soften It. He had bought loaf at the viii
lage' thinking il would last him great many
days, but the silence Of the two little chill
dren spoke louder TO him than the voice Of
many waters. lie opened the door softly.
threw in the loaf, and then listened 10 the
wild, eager cry of delight, that came from
the half-famished little ones.
"lt dropped right from heaven. didn,tit:"
questioned the younger.
9 Yes; | mean TO love God forever, for
g'vins US bread because we asked Him."
We'll ask Him every day, won't we?
why, | never thought God was so good, did
Won !"
YES, ! always thought 50, but never
quite kaep II, before"
Lets ask Him to give father work to do
all the time, SO we need never be hungry
again; He'll do Tim sufe."
The storm passed-the miser went home.
little flower had sprung up in his heart; it
was no longer barren.
10 few weeks he died, but not before he
had given the cottage, which was his, 10 the
poor laboring man.
And the little children ever after felta
sweet and solemn emotion. when IN their
matInai desotions they came to those tru:tfal
words:
" Girs as this day our daily Jread9'
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THE FARMERS GUIDE
To Scientific and Practical Agriculture.

By Henry slcpheas FRS. Of Edinburgh, snd the late
Up. Norton. Professor 81 Scientific Agriculture 10
Vale College, New Haven. : vols Royal Octave.
1900 pages, and numerous snEtasngs
This L. eontesseiy. the mo.i complete work on AZ
fieuliuts ever Published and IN oldcr q give wider
erealsioa and pub .hefs have resolved 10 reduce the
rrics 70 Five Dollars Tor The Two Nolunssii
When seni Wy mail (poa paid 10 Calbtnia Or Ore.
gon. the pficr will be az. 10 every other part q The
Union. and 10 Canada post paiI. So. IIe This work
y y0r the old Book 0f the Farm"
Rcmiiianees fof any of ,hc shove publication. should
alwsys te addressed. postpsid. 20 The Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT x co,
No.5i Goii street. New york.
December ~. a.
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The English papers mention dinner ard
dresser service belonging TO- right rayereni
bishop, which ctltS5I.O0O. Sach a aseryice"
would have astonished those primitive bishop,
who lived on locusts aud wild honey. aud lrl
the multitude on lew loayes sad fishes.
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THE COP r = r r r
A NEW ERA IN DOMESTIC ECONOMY

III is well know thai Children and Youth usual,
wear out their Boots and Shoes at the toe in few
week sometimes ia few days. Buy them with
iitcheiI's Patent Metallic Tips,
and you will Too Thirds Of the expense of sup
plying your children with shoes.
This invention nabes to offer 10 the public Boots
and Shoes that
NEVER WEAR OUT AT THE TOES.
We have hun dreds Of Testimonial from parents
who have bought them showing thai on the average one
pair Of Shoes wh the Tips, will foi Children ,oear as
long as THREE PAR WITHOUT, and ior Misses,
foys and Youths, they will at least Twice Us
long, while
THE COST Is BUT A TRIFLE MORE.
This statement is made with entire confidence In its
strict truth, IL Il based on careful exami alton Of
the Facts 10 the experience Of more that two years.
which has prored that these Copper foed Shoes have on
an average, worn at least three times as ong the old
style. and az the cost Is but Tae more, The impor-
lance Of this invention u all having e feet 10 pro-
teci, will st once be seen.
This invention h. also import ant as pro,ec ion a.
gainst the cutting Of the Prairie Gr1sses also for hi.
aefs and Plantation use, aud all occupations where
tho toes Of the Boots and shoes are particularly liable
10 be cut OF worn.
CHASE, MCKINNEY & MOORS,
Owners Of The Patent
GJr 70, Sale by Dealers generally.
Boston, February l6. 30-3m
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COFrINS. CoFFINs !
Es Ds w AgEHo

.A 80 w - > = =
CHAPEL HILL. n. G.,
III ANING obtained the exclusive right fof Orange
- County, % scll fisk's Metallic Burial
Cases. would respectfully announce thai Ne is nov
prepared 20 m al orders sof these air.ig inderuof.
ibis burial Csses.
An descriptions and sizss of Common cofins siso
kept on hand.
~ The Metallic Burial Cases will also be kept for
sale hy ID. u. Phillips. Hill.boiopsh.
Chapel Till. March 4. sl--Gm
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II Is not so much the amount Of our in.
come, a. the manner Of our living. that should
constituts our riches.
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a and shaken together, and running over had
been given Us.
= may seem superstitious to YOU. nv
dear friends. but we date all our success IN
hie to Gods blessing, following that humble
gilt Of deep poverty.
Wonder not that from that day deem
lew too poor to give, and that am firm
believer IN Gods promise that he will repay
with interest, even in this life, all we lend
to Him."
Chances Of deep interest unmixed with
envy, were cast around from the windows at
Mrs. H., as after bidding the ladies adieu.
she stepped into her luxurious carriage.
Her consistent benesocnce had proved to
al, that IN her prosperity she still retained
the same Christian spirit which in her days
oi poverty had led to the bestowal Of tie
brown towel.
Well" exclaimed Mrs. Sayers, /" If we
had such selt-denying spirit, we might fill
another box at once. Iii never again think
am too poor 10 give"
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Blackwoodis Magazine and
British Reviews.

4 scJrr & Co.. Nss York. continue to publish
A<s tas f1llosins .saiing British Periodicals., sn;
!. The London Quarterly. (Conseryatiye.)
2 The Edinburgh Resies, (Mhig.l
5. The North Bntish Review. Free Church. ]
Z. The Westminster Review. (Llberall
5. Biaekwood's Ediaburgh Magazine, Tory
ras.e fsf.sJe4ls ally represent three grcsi po.
tiisIi ptties ~ Glest Bnssiu-N Naig. Tory, sns r..
dislI-bu P1i'ie, iof only oflhsit cha.
tBcsf A. org II ne profound writer. on Sci.
encs Lefitafe. hIrliiiy AMI Rshgioa they stand -
they base sJll s0fssIs5 Ia The world 81 letters
beng eoaalefei Indispensable The scholar and the
professional mia. ~hiie the intelligent reader - eve.
~ class they furnish correct and satisfactory re-
eorI o The ea1l lie nature " The day. the
world. than b. possibly oatainsd from any other
,oufee.
EARLY COPIES. - The receipt Of Advance
sheets from the Bti,ish Publishers gives adliiioaal
value 10 thsse Reprints. na.maeh they can be
plsrel the hands Of the Subscribers about
The original editions.
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REDUCED PRICES
rea rna Hrsr KIND %
Sewing Machines.

Will. nov sell Al reduced prices Dsrbolp's Plat
Family Machine. which makes the besi and mos
elastic s,ilch, and is altogether the nasi reliable On,
JAMES WEBB.
ssp,szsa ts ss-
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JONESs KEROSENE LAMPS.

A NEW lot Of these improved lamps. which DO not
~ 20 ooi sben exposed 10 current of ait, and BY
process o aaon saye al least ous third of the oii
over the common lamps. Also. the common Kerosene
lamps. Iones's lamps arr kept only BY ".
]. G. TURRRNTlNE 4 son.
October 9. CO.
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q u A n O.
SEWING MACHINES AGAIN.

A NY one waning sewing Machine would he a.
lh loas what kind 10 buy. ! have taken pains 10
select the hest and refer % those who have houaht
lIsfthalps ior which am SCENT You will te sure 10
gel good one u you buy one u these.
JAMES WEBB.
Dec. 80. cs--
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-24
BUREAU DE La CoNP4GsrE p,AssuR tncr
e ! HOME AlGruAL@ DE la NILE 0RLEASgy
NDuyelle ORLEANS No Al 1ecarai1e,. rs5rn
E e. rIesoiatlons spIvantss ont etc aaop-


ES resolutions sufvantes ont etc adam
co,npngne; - ''el's "e eel'e
Reoa One snyant III charre de cette copane ct danss
I'M acte de Ia Legislature de at de Ii o5isans mo i1s M
pronye e ~ 1853 avis donfs dams dety des
ae "a VILE en- nnglas el en- ifanGa peant Tours rom
neneant a premier undi de auver 1850 aynn Ir eae re-
qu suit savor Bonner MONS III rs 1on,ants Ie tn s
certihcats do profits mis- jpnr ain due rinrgt 6 I'd Id
detnandt y F"''''' Y q Peg
Rsfo' epsts Cue ou les dts cerfca pHttras qu
aura 9ecr i serOnt pas rdeamts par lie proprittre on les
prorristaes tgauS dams ionrs pa de ii ,e pnbIi
cation soien ct demeuret canceas aHnues et les tpnnns
tgnie, ansi qua ID dit clartfe I - M iP"
o ept, Que dams les peronnes don't les no,rs
seIssh l conpagne primes antres
W aite copagnie eolnencera par d5dnire
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-24

q a. FAHNEsroerk,s yERnrrFueE IA

. ong been FeRarded Nl favor aud confidence, By
s BODY Of the regular medical profession every Stale in
i non preparation unsurpassed by any and is daily
scea pS is most eminent physieiaus throughout The United
ate ung The long period it's continued popularity
floas ana connterht limitations have from time made
tea. appearances Never has Il been necessary part
Oh ne buyer to exercise udcians caution in purchasing
sshathe afee than ct this often
eee ~ their eteEs resemblance 10 B. 4. Fnhnesocks
TO be web calculated put upsn nnsnspectine
an article whcl he neither wished
y Is not enoagt buy Of accredited aget every
@ must use vigilance asd being Imposed upon
ss eHHs1ne eysy bottle snsef thai he biyng
AF sslanie y A. FRhnessock's Yeimifase ds3 lm9W
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IT Is NOT roo MUCH TO SAY, SINCE
@ d "A ID YouN
Aitirni its Truth,

PROFESSOR HOOPS HAIR REsT0R4qTTE
W preserve aIaiibls the growth color of The hair
Leg p rssgrs the he bald natures own ofS
en- sad e sea nee from to The srefe a age e
men gentlemen Il n9 aP essn
eeaf saohy ha we dc not much its favor Read
HlqkoRr GRosr St Charles CO., Mo, Nov. 10 1s57
induced e use soma Il ~ Some time last summer were
were 70 wonderful we feel it duty You nd Tie icted
Our little head for some time had been nere,1
T sores and some called sead head hair almost en-
Resoa y1sn .. sssas 3 Vim sq I
gery few @ o our sunrise and that of all friends
crop Of hair started out can now say
hair as any 9 Se as ii dhey scap and
commend your Restorative perfect remedy or ali dssses
' "' 4' 81 sE $s1 Y fhafIE assas1ss!gyorHAM
Prof WoodDear Sir Ny hair had for seyera years h
4 ssSag
When eomnenee Hair Restorative about Two
m us y was 5a al continued is
seGr and assumed ofnes stre greatly e be peterrea
have assd essr # 81 al es Or Other
fer every sds toilet whether Hair Restoravs
a9 hse permission 70 refer 70 an who entertain any doubt
olaepna, o. Feb TO- 1857 Ms 6 81 f1tN 4js S..
Prof wood-pea Sir BY tie adsies # NO. lee ISL
who had been using Half Restorative was inced ~ i
my Rsa came OUT soa New WINE s May ia and nearly
thicker but Ga ND sysa5 asal
he sep b m9d ce give th public Of
'e cement from Prof Woods H4r Rseraye
The ss Of tlree si e. NOE AZ Issss
dollar bottle medium holds at dst t Sna e'S Ds
cent more N proportion ihan the small for I've doFs
lion and rs;eils io ~ bottle IN proper
~ 81 a weep g t. fpsosiste s2 Broadway New Yors.
Ard a sad 3 % COOS and Fancy Goods Dealers
u Z
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LEGAL NOTICES.
@officE OF THE HOVE INITIAL INSURANCE. Co.
OF NEW ORLEANS, 1
New Orleans December 3lst 1859

'EHE following resolutions were unanf-
mousy adopted by te Board Of Trustees of this Company
otee That in accordance with the charter of this Com
pas and an act Of Tie Legislature Of Louisiana mo E APP
proved March, 1863 notice he given in city newspapers
renc and English for thirty days commencing the first
Monday in january, 1860 TO the following effect namely Civ
ing e names aud amounts of all certificates profits issued
s With AL interest due thereon for the 1852 1858 and
1920, and payment OF which has not been dennitied
Rsotse further, That all of said certificates and accrued in
tere thereon that shall demanded by the legal owner Of
owners thereof within the thirty days Of said pabcation
ana are hereby cancelled and anued and he amounts thereof
pans, as directed by its charter.
n It r resolped That should any the following per-
sons be indebted the unpaid premiums other
accounts the said Company shall deduct amount Of
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d. f. MITCHELL, @aa
= Second Jnstiea Of the Peacn
Runr.u d Z coarAanlr !, 49, ~ ,I...,..,

BUREAU De IA coNfAGSIE n ASSURANCE MUTrrt Z,
r,,.s - :. pE Ia LOUISIANA,
fiONFOfhiAaMENT aux reatsfsitious de h.
~ chartie de Ia Con.pagnie d ssu1ure N,S i IL 800;
iae ct dun acte de a Legislature de Louisiana No 7j nm
pouss r. mars i ass est lie present que les Ger
ueas De serpt snlyn pear les aides 1866 1866 finite
ret ON est du densuen inFecaes bureau de la
pagne ct tons les dts cerca ntdret oui ne na
mander par e popritare les proprietaes eeax dams
trehte Jou &c eee AVIS us seront cancess annults e les
ontants mis- az du fonds contingent sur les les yes de
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f. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.

Dru1IEAE ceuR De DlsrRlcr ia VILE DE- la NyEfI,E
ORLEANS IN. ArEX'DER
III, Il 4 Sasz ,M.,S o,ans BALpWIN idoit
- moi Hdressl FHenaahe peaxtine Gonr dc District do
" A9sele Orleans, dams Faine cidess jc proetaer Ie
MARDt "a de ignvier 1860, midi 1H0eI CITE rue de
puhique ct adjudication de- " $3.50
" TERRAIN situe dams ID Denxieue District de eette
VILE dams e No 20 borne par rles Ste Anne CrI6aus
foan q frenr ayant 10 peds de face Orleans sur
Ie nietS Ne prefoadeAr. : 'H'-
Saisi dams haiiafre eidessls
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1nourentd de REHABILITATION.
-. Fl. r. PARKER.
VI IN u ~ "a SllGrif de Ia Paroiyse doritans
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W0oD, MILTENBERGER = co..
SOUTHERN ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.

Ne, s. Camp street,
nv We sEe prepared TO m orders any extent for every der
Ornamental Iron Work.
such as Front Fences, Cemetery Rhsnss f,na n,,, -
fandals, balconies, Gallery Raings i;sirs I e
Fountains Furniture etc SD 's'' .ion siashafy,
UH Front Fences and Eemeery gsilns are fad xyt,b 1
Posts, % 80 either into the ground Of On connc M oh
ehassr naAE prefer. | = = SsPs'ss - 'hs pun
y MH@ld call particular attention CAST IRON MAR
spLEuA Or FAAly TOMB designed md ,anss,
US for the South which, Id pqf If eIsanss ~ ~
granite 80 w 'ses stf'esutes IN marble
1n any INFORMATION In regard to ark cheerfny
tnoss desiroue ~ making a SELECTION s is ~ mann 70
WOOD, MfLTENBERaER Il. co
WOOD 4 PERDT, y - = sas
OLE I'm Ridge Road pbiIadanh;. s
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TREAsuRER's OFFICE,
City of Jefferson, Januarv lsi 1850
NOTICE TO TAX PAYEEG-Noffee IL here's
" gwen ~ 81 PERSONS residents nonresiens indebted
to he @ q Jefferson for taxes Of the year 1889 and pfesios
years TINT the sas taxes due PAYABLE from tbe hi Iay
OF january, 1880 10 the LIST Monday in june lSfO '
Notice il further esen that @il 1t nv Office corner If
nalence and LeYee streets from O'Clock ~ NJ To clock
NJ 10 receive said taxef and II the same MOI mid t e
above mentioned Lmt they will he dealt with according 10 law
FELIX LAGRouE, Treasurer.
BUREAU TREsosIER
Vile de Jefferson. lie Ter iaiQer 1860
a Wis Aux COETRiEUARLEs,-P lie pYs-
sent AXIS oues pehonne tsidenfs noHrdsienfs 1e Ia
vile de Jefferson, qni enuHs Hil uaieref LEX ux nT
sees lot fahne 1913 les prfca
janvier 1850 ct ie bureau dams Ia Ghambre d
Gonseil eneognie des Faenee Ley6e willie de Jero
d he4fes A. NJ ) heres T. III teceyo les dites taxes
ones personnes deyant des aSes III die yie on mar lie
JUN 1860 SOUS peing de Ia loi. 7EZ' ! X Y " W
jas I'd FELIX IAGRuHE Trse,,,u
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nLD EsWAn1IsHED DIspENsaRu,'y a. nv

= JAMES 80 castaashouse street, odd nuuaherA between
Royal and Bourbon sesist New Orleans Cures scroeua
sspas. Mecaral piseasss Rheimsm, NersoRs and Game
mi Rshility, Jmpetesee. Saiainal Weakness etc.
Dsaases peculiar e Fenas sush Asnorrha< eonsa.
tonal ad sympathetic. Dssnsiorhea, depaihc and sspto
matte; seonhsgia essential ssanpathetie aud sympteaaii
chiorosis etc.
Al ef Ahoye maadies speedily and cecuaiy cured
and without rsercua drugs either oisonons compounds
Remember DR. JAMES pIsPRNsARyfs 81 4ola nn,nber9
oasemhouss sirs between Rogal Bourbon sree New
oasans, Ia
sdesenafats roesaa fer patients.
RS-Sensul'asioas Private and eonadsniai
- tours Il attendance from i Al NJ to p his Ia
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srcosp g nlsTaIeI oouRrs LEVI ggBgEI JOSEPH
RY VIRTUE ofss writ OF Gerf fnci:ts, Il, sne
~ directed By the Honorable The District Cont III New
Orleans in The Abpye entitled
public auction, al the City Hotel Common steel between
Camp and Magazine streets, on ESAY the 2s,h dan al
January, 1859, ut IL O'Clock M - - - ~
An The Right Title md Of the defendant roseph
Hntty in and to the jewer fancy good store Ma III ti
street, Of Joseph HHfty Il %, @ ~ ~
Seized III the Shove Shit go"#' #,als55 5.s
TERMS-Cash on the spot --s=
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LEGAL NOTICEs.
t,rtleA l.oulslAsxA aIuruAl n. COWS II,

New Orleans December 81 1859
necorsl l,,a s,' NTH the requirements of
net # the tgsanre Of legena mo IG approyed March
is pahc nStlee y hereby given that The following eer
heEscn remain unclaimed in tho Office Of The COMPANY
and a said certificates and interest shall moi be de,an
3D. by the legal owner oe owners within thirty tays II is
notice Will be cancelled and annaed tic amounts thereof
credited the contingent accoun ia tie Boaks x sb
As directed by its charter. = - ooauhai'5'
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state e ionsians Parish Of Orleans city of New Orleans
Personally came and appeared before me n Mcha -
as ess o. fs rasse in and for the parish Aforesaid
bcng dug sworn doth deposcs say tat liz aboye t
and correct Transcript from the Books Of the Inana Ntnai
Insurance Company in''tsi
CHAs. BRIGGS, President
H. F. JASEIER, Secretary
Der, 1859. a'' " nseelh-
D. f. MITCHELL,
Second Justice Of the Peace
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lines, whicia they offer to supply
Istor's lowest wholesale prices.
u, Nos. l5l and q Charities street,
1 OILS.
Rushton's God Liver Oil,
McAsir's Acoustic, Scarps's do,
British, Harlacin.
COSMETICS.
COLOGNE Water, Bay Water,
lFlorida Water, Meen Fun,
Jone's Lilly White. ~ Z
| SOAPS AND CREAMS.
Lows Brown Windsor,
Jonesi Chemical,
lRndway's Medicated, CASTLES,
Almond, Toilet and Family. Is
Shaving Creams and g Compounds
Of all descriptions.
Pills.
Wright's Indian Vegetable,
Motfat's Life, Brandreth's,
lStrong's Compound Ssnative,
Strong's Pectoral Stomach,
Hulps Fever and Agne,
Morriaon's, Iae,a, New London,
Pars's, sappingtoa's, Champ
IONS,
GraeiIenberg, Jayne's sana-
tive,
Jayne's Ague, w-iner's Cano-
iibbard's Anti Bilious, Peters,
|Spencer's Vegetable, Cocks,
Iooper's, Covplis Rheumatic,
Andarton's, lAllebnsic,s Health,
Wistct's Geatle Purgntise,
A'iebasisi AFua. Hooperts, Nv
Uhickner's Sligar.coaied. NY
lGiibeFps Anti Bilious Beck ~
{ vith's, esl
ll.ady's Blood, fngoldsby's Pills,
SCOTS Vegetable, Gagon,s, II
Ralwny's Regulators,
Roso's Railroad, Ieirts Female.
Iondon's Indian Sentative,
Londen's hgac. Iiollowey's.
Haistcad's Ahti-Dyspeptic, ""
Gotdun'si MnI4ane,s Liver. n
HAIR DYES.
Phalon'n Magic, l,atehelor's, y
sSilinan's Instantaneous,
Hailard's, Jiilcs Hanel,s.
Dristadout's, Bogies. So
MISCELLANEOUS.
l)r, Morge's lnsigorRiing Cor
dial,
fhofn's Extract.
farfant's Aperians, ~
TaFrapt's Elixir of Rhnbarb,
Carriers Spanish Mixture,
Mothers Relief, 7a
foothache DTans,
Lyons Magnetlc Powders,
Mrs. kidderts Cordial, 5@sq
Thompson's Eye Water,
WATTS Nervous Anti.
Billlngs's Astgingent, 5
flygtt's Life HaisaM,
McAgmn's Elixir of Opium,
Railways Ready Relief, 5
Railways Resofyeiit,
Iarrant's lndelIble Ink,
Dir. Fiteh's Body Braces, q a..
DE-. fitch,s Shoulder Braces,
Or. Fitchfs Inhaling Tubes,
~. ROSES Preparations, 1g.|
Y inePs ArcanHm Extrlct,
FenetIr's Specific,
harshall'S Catholicon,
Dt. Fiich's Preparations,
Ngrse's Compound Syrup Of +
Yellow Dock,
Perry Dayis'h Pain Killer. F.
Srewti's Essence Of Ginger,
dortit-urei Rheumatic COm-
pound, "a
dortimore's Cordial Biiiers, ~ {
Myers ENtractof Rock Rose,
jross1ian's Specific, 4g
Dr.. Wards SpecifR;,
IphaIn,s Pile ElectnGry,
iteei's 0pedildDc, '*25'a = i
iodsreyfs GuFdinl, :
PufllBston's BslSttn,
Dr.. celleafs Preparations,
3atenlar's Drops, =
1r. Jayne's Family Medicines,
'e!aIiiz and Soda Powders,
9pping's Fluid Extract Bnchs,.
.,teiuR Cordial. 7 :
'nno Cordial, s5l5 g5 $t
iart's Remedy for Fits,
Wilson'S Death On Rats, etc,
aidyis Ernsiye Soap.
sirby's Cholera Drops,
lall's Cholera Syrup, Ne 57~ s-
points Headache Kennedy,
'unnaiis Mixture