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The Placer herald., 1860-09-08

Adopted i'm Committee at Charleston, April
80, 1860, by a vote of Z to States, and
re-adopted in Conve. tiOn at Baltimore
June 23, 1850.
Resoired. Thut the platform adopted by the
Democratic flrty at Cincinnati he affirmed, with
the following explanatory resolutions
First That the government, of 1T Territory. or
ganized by IN net of Co gresS is provisional and
temporary. and during its existence all citizens
of the United States have an equal right to settle
with their property in the Territory. without
their rights either OF person property. being
destroyed or injured hy Congressional or Terri
tori, legislation.
Second-Thut it is the duty of the Federal
Government. in all its departments, to prote'
the rights of persons and property in the Terri
tories and wherever else its constitutional au-
thOrity extends.
Ihird-Thnt when the settlers in Territory.
having an adequate population. TO form State
Constitution. the right of sovereignty commences,
and being consumated by heir admission into
the Union. they stand on an equality with the
people of other States, and II State thus organ
lied ought to be admitted into the Federal Union.
whether its Constitution prohibits or recognizes
the institution of slavery.
Resoiped That the Democratic party are in
favor of the acquisition Of the Island of Cuba on
such terms us shall he honorable to ourselves and
Just to Spain. ut the earliest practicable moment
Resoived That the enactments of State Legls-
latures to defeat the faithful execution OF the fu-
gitive Slave law are hostile in character subver-
sive of the Constitution, and revolutionary in
their effect
Resolred, That the Democracy of the United
Stptes recognizes it rs the imperative duty OF
this Government to protect the natnralized citl-
zen in nl his rights. whether at home or in for
eign lands, to the same extent rs its native born
citizens
Whereas One Of tho greatest necessities OF the
age, in u political. commercial, postal and militia
ry point Of view. is speedy communication he
tween the Pacific and Atlantic coasts; therefore
be it.
Rrsolred. That the National Democratic party
do hereby pledge tn msclvcs to use every means
in their power to secure the passage OF some bill
TO the extent Of their constitutional authority by
Congress- for the construction of II Pacific Rail
rond from the Mississippi River to the Pac tc
Ocean, at the earliest practicable moment.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CON
vENTlON,

The Democratic County Cen raj Committee OF
this County at its late session.
ResoIped. That the Democracy Of Placer coun-
ty, select Delegates Mt Precinct Meetings. ON
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5th. 1850. to rep.
resent them in County Convention Mt Auburn. on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER sth. for the purpose
of sending fourteen delegates to the State Con
vention, to select Democratic Electors. and also.
to nominate Il Democratic county ticket
Resolved furthtr. That the appurtonmen'
the different precincts be as follows:
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DIED

In Volcano, Az ador County. Angus, 9sn
EIl7A q ~ S.v wire o'oMas @ COLES and mothsr Of NJ.
At the Franklin House Miners Rayine p,.
county, HELEN JANE youngest daughte, of iaees 1s
and Electa Aan Wixon, aged years, y, mon.a SUSu
and s days. "'oh'ns
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tories. and when this failed, with Character
istic Consistency. he voted to keep 1t out
When the Signal man wishes further infor-
maton about his candidate. we will furnish
it with pleasure.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-08
ANNOUNCEMENT.

we ar" authorized 10 announce the name of
JAMES F. BULL. of Dutch Flat. as "a candidate
for Recorder of Placer couaty subject to the de-
csion Of the Union County Convention,
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EE 1t is proposed to build a Theatre at
Fores, Hi to be the best in the county.
Why is not building Of the same charac
ter erected in Auburnl-the investment
would pay
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Candidate for Constable.

We are authorized to announce the name Of
WILLIAM OSBURN, ms candidate for Con-
stable of Township No. g.
September 9Th, 1860
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Resolped further That no one he permitted to
take part in the primary elections. who does not
endorse the nominations Cf Breckenridge and
Lane, and the principles Of the Natonni Demo
cracy. The committee then adjourned.
JAMES E. STEW ART Chairman.
J. Il. ROGERS. Secretary pro TEN.
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National Democratic State Convention,

To e held at sacramento City, on TUESDAY,
SEPTEMBER llth. 1860.
The ratio of representation will he the same as
thnt # the last Democratic Stat" Convent ion.
and the apportionment Tor each county shall be
ns follows TO wit:
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For TOVVnshin COIIector

S. E. BARRETT, will be a candidate for Col
lector for Township No. 8. at the next general
election
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MARRIED.

At Christian Valley, in this county. on w.,-
day evening. the 9Th inst, by the Rev y u uuane:'
Mr.. JOHN R. CIoUGH to Miss JANE nalel
all of this county. A'SsoS,
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For Cn1IaCtnr

T. M. NOSLER. will be IA candidate for Col
lecor Of Township No. 3, at the November cleo
tion.
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County Convention.

The Delegates to the Democratic County Con-
lion are requested to meet at the Court House to-
day. at i clock, A. NJ.
CHAS. H. MITCHELL,
Secretary of County Central Committee.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-08

ES- The Douglas State Convention met
in Sacramento on Wednesday, and nomna
ted for Presidential Electors Patio De La
Guerra. of Santa Barbara. p H,mnond.
of San Joaquin, H"mphre, Griffith of Yolo,
and u. F. Price, of Siskyou
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'W announcements and political notices are
required to be paid for in adpance.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-08

Ninth VoLuME.-The ninth volume of the
Placer Herald commences with the present
number
The Placer herald., 1860-09-08

BANK EXCHANGED. w. Credit has open
ed this Saloon, next door to Wells, Farr,
& Co. Ike claims to have the best drnka
bes in the city.
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ELEcToRs. The Bell and Everett State
Convention that met in Sacramento on
Wednesday, nominated for Presidential
ElerlorsJ. b Crockett, of San FIR. ncsco,
&. w. Bowie Of Sacramento, p. L. Miner OF
Tthama, and Jas. Landeis, OF Los Angeles;
and for Alternate Electors, A. NJ Rosborough
Of Siskiyou, W. X. Longey, of Placer,
Z. Gibbons, of Alameda, and Il II. DAILY, of
Mariposa
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By order of the Committee.
CHARLES LINDLEY.
Chairman of the Democratic State G. G..
WM j. HooTEN, Recording Secretary.
WM L. HIGGrNs Corresponding Secretary.
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LARGE YIELD OF WHEAT-Titus Ewing.
Esq, of Coon Creek, informs us that he
has just finished threshing his wheat crop
His entire crop is nearly 1000 bushels-4OOO
bushels of which were produced on one
hundred acres of ground. The whole crop
is superior wheat This yield is hard to
beat. and is continued evidence of the ex
celence Of the farming lands of Coon
Greek valley,
The Placer herald., 1860-09-08

John Atkinson has "pe' ed the Miners Sa
loon next door to the Odd Fellows Hall
We thank John for Il superior bottle Of Bour
bon
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A lEFAULrING PosrMAsrER.-Suit has

l'EFAULTING PosrMAsrER-Suit has
been commenced by the General Govern
ment in ;he United States District Cour, of
San Francisco. against Henry T. Barnnm.
John Turner, and Levi Hanford. Rarnum
was Postmaster at Volcano in Amador
county, and the other defendants his sure
ties. |. is alleged in the complaint that
barnum has collected fer and failed to pay
over to the Government the sum of $3.50.
and his hondsmen are sued for the amount,
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On the 4th ballot Banvard was declared the
nominee.
J.W Scohey. of Ophir; J. P. Kavanaugh of
Iowa Hill; d. v Mason, Of Gold Hill; and W. W.
Stewart. Of Auburn, were placed in nomination
for Recorder Three ballots were had:
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AURORA BoREALIs-T north eaS' eru
sky was beautifully Illuminated by the "mer
ry dancers" on Thursday evening.
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EF E Dorado county is in "cirrumst An
ces"--its debt being sl03,0 900, as reported
by Treasurer Bell.
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SUPERVISOR NoMINATloN The Douola as
ties have nominated Michael Fannon, of
Forest Hill, rs a candidate for Supervisor
District No 8, comprising Townships 5, 6,
and 8.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-08

TOWNSHIP NoMINA1loNs.-1he Douglas
ties of this Township (No. 81 have nominat-
ed F |. Houston of Auburn, and William
Sexton, of Rartlesnake, for Justices of lie
Peace; Dennis MrCary, of Auburn, and
John Leach, of Raltesnak-, foT ConsIahles;
John Conners. of Auburn. for Collector,
and John Sears, of Rattlesnake. for Assessor
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A SIGN OF WEAKNESS. We have il from
good authority that during the sessions OF
the Douglas and Bell and Everett State Con-
ventlons at Sacramento, this week, Douglas
men made advances to individual members
of the Uni"n Convention for fusion of
p'r'les, which were promptly rejected The
pure (O Democracy are conscious of their
weakness.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-08

SERIous ACcIDENT.-The Placer Courier
says, Mr.. John Murehead, was seriously in
iured at Michigan Bluff, on the lst inst
whilst engaged in blasting. His eyes were
jured by powder, and his left hand so ter
riby mutilaed that ampu'ation Of the arm
WAS rendered neces. ary The op ration was
performed by Dr. Favor. Mr.. NJ, will re-
cover the use of his ewes.
The Placer herald., 1860-09-08

ES The indebtedness of Tuolumne coun-
tv is Sl50O00 The revenue of the county
is $4,000 per anaum. IN e>p-nses about
the same. 1t is ispropsed to have the Legisla
tnre enact n redemption law similar to that
OF Placer county TO get old Tuolumne "out
OF The woods" The recommendation is
good under such a law, with careful Board
of Supervisors, the Iuolnmne debt would
rapidly decrease
The Placer herald., 1860-09-08

NOMINATE Coon MEN-The Convention
of National Democrats will meet to-day
for the purpose Of putting in nomination a
Couny Ticket We hope that each
delegate will feel the Importance of
putting forward men to whom the par
iy can give a strong and hearty support.
Our ranks are now full of good men, as we
are fortunately rid Of the bad materal 10y
the Douglas detection. With good ticket,
we can, in November, roll up our usual
old fashioned maiorties. With a strong
ti'ket, every Democrat will roll up his
sleeves and 90 into the fight in earnest,
The Placer herald., 1860-09-08
Unio n County Convention.

Pursuant to cal! the friends of Bell and
Everett met in Convention in Auburn. on
Tuesday, for the purpose of selecting dele,
gates to attend a State Convention in Sac
ramento on the 5th, aud to choose County
Central Committee. w. R. Longley Esq,
of Township 5, was elected President, and
w. B Lyon, Of Iowa Hill, Secretary. The
Convention chose for delegates to the State
Convention, DR. J. A. Bond, J. A. Dark, E
b Simpson, George Sanhom, I. B. llotrh-
kiss. s. b Woodn, Marcus Kimball, }. r.
Gwynn, II n. Sullivan. J R. Murphy, A.
s. Grant, J. p. Brooks. S. II. Whitmarsh,
!. }. Zentmever, Ii. R Hawkins. NJ. Finley,
Alexander Mills. NJ. Dodswor,h, Geo. II
Merrill. Daniel Rice, J. S. C"lgrove, S. ID
Harrimrn, :. p. Bull: NJ. b. Tuhbs, w. K
Longlev, D }. Baker. Geo Hackett, S. S
Willard, B. ID. Burt, O. G. Spaulding, } +,
Brown, H. c. Laid, w. b. Lyon, N. Dick
inson. In all thirty four.
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Rey" The Republicans of San Francisco
are in trouble. A portion Of the party are
in favor of making straighout Republican
Peoples nominations by the old Executive
Committee. This division of sentiment. is
engendering much il-feeling.
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FOR PRESIDENT,
John g. Breckenridge,
OF KENTUCKY.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
Joseph Lane,
OF OREGON.
Platform OF the National Democracy.

Adopted i'm Committee at Charleston, April
80, 1860, by a vote of IL to 16 States, and
re-adopted in Conve. ton at Baltimore
June 80, 1850.
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DEATH ON RATS AND REACHES.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DEsTRoyRp>s
gapteed to b the most safe effective agent ever used for
ths destruction Of these Troublesome vermin
BE snre and ask for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH DE-
Is mere are many spurious articles offered
For sale by j. WRIGHT l. co.
ts1 6m4W 2, and IN rs,,,ty.s ..-.at
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Rslu OrItalls laiIp drssfsllt.
MONDAY noRNIsa, MARCH ~, 1850.


irgaBa a. Nj ,s fssk saipsaiaY rrcssE
T8A8xo RKsvSIT or a KIss.
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Yo,l aia b1sin. Ton can't deny
~ %a1 kf$sSll naA hrdts Don you rnxnemb
Hs wv &DYeHaf&Iy The moon rode high
Ia fali. that evening 10 September
I N tNo wege sitting qnite alones
TosE herd upon M shoulder resting
= The loving moonlight round u shone,
You pointed out your lips suggesting
That Should bend " hssa |! Y Y, s sss
III IDS toached yours, yon must aefes
fhat csinie NJ Il yaus own I'scvoking'
II you 49, ssxed wly alld yea ssa n.
Xour head upon nj breast reclining
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HID aras ah6t sssss stnslf waisf cenHnlng
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III xnsiiEan iexTes afcund u falling.
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Z Z I9xe III f1t1re lite was guiding
Il M Pr efS I'D I'LL. this llttie friend
~ p1f pFot6 Mon thus ccn6ding.
Ii 1hh't Is helpsd. Ne must receive
a The charge. Maiie trmstfnlly believing Vi
Is4k loves 81 III Young life, viii leave
No greater csuse thnn curs, for grieving.
/ ~ nsaat be 30. The breast nom which
The ait$se failoys atfength il gaining,
Eontains heart III love ~ rich,
fearless, trust him to your training
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fearless, trust him 70 your training.
wrstten fur shs nsily Cvescsatl
~ Nv ~ ~ ~ W. - X 49,
IN NARY ASHLEY.
sfF. Morley Ind been reading lie Bible to NJ
young aife, He closed tho book and sat, with hi
anger between The leaves, gazing into the CRATE
He was young "a lawyer with 4 good practice,
pleasant home, j little infant son, and i fair AM
beautiful wife. Why was that cloud upen hi
brow that strange look of trouble around tn.
mouth HAT gloomy shadow IN bis glance Wit
Al his blessings, he WAS not blest-with all hi
means b happ iness, be was unhap
Aiee; W Nv aaiis turning ards Hill wife. q WI
have been married three years. Can you tell M
how much Ut that time ne have spent together
AA nsaEiy hi 4 cai reckon II. ten months Of TIL
thFee yesfs ii ~ He time you hare felt willing i
devote Il me; The rest ron have passed in visiting
q IA and Maria. # ron do not love me, Alice
cannot Tomplain cf such tFeatmen IN you do Low
ne, ren.amber tt,at We have just read that womal
shah fessAke father and mother, and clcave onl,
nnss Hill husband 4, Is;
Y burst d bitter tesrs uas the only reply he re
ceivcds BE wsitcd 4 willis, and then went on
hase fiji Sishsd fcar diflsrent houses for you-
NJ e apred k01n ~ past W ths lily u the ethc
fsI1asaea lonely 1t heme while you took thos,
journey upon which Il could not sccoiinpany you
xnd Nc'Fs whAn yop have heen here with me bu
oila month since your LAST visit to pour mother
Jon aFe unhappy AZ he fime- never giving me
Elnilc naser hidding nae cheerful welcome. II
bltbes baiiefs AlIce, but II ann forced To think
yon hive never cared for me.
Ars Morley renewed tie ndkerchicf from her
4 1JSas
" Jul know beIter. Robert N she said ii ID *.
ci5ed tone. s'H Il lid moi loved ron, would never
haEa laf1iad y0Hs K0a knoW why am unhappy
Y yAnt NJ be svit1 yosis but sf-l
Z " ith ~ sxld Marix more!u lie interrupted.
NJ Ne, hit mare Robert r. isvery natural though,
! zan #nrs fhnt should wish 10 he With the only
Kiltcr have "a ths8 world md my lonely widowed
m0fheE 8
& hase t0ld Tots my dear Alice, many times ID
Law your siatcr coma here ana stay with You. If
she si1I not, cannot help It.
4 4 AZ not Monder at har not Nishing to leave
mother entirely alene. Y
H there was any lint intended BY this last re-
mark, Mr. Morley was determined not to take it.
Hs sgawa he hasH long since determined,
sl0fa nef stand Hpon his hearth. 70 invite her To-
gilif him WAS, lie felt to surrender to her tie keys
d the sheHld TIE enemy once gain posses
sss lsis hsfrier III k1ie II would III torn from the
walls afId planted by that Of the invader 1t
xonli moi Do. 10, I'D, 3 he said 20 himself, If
1faria come without Ma, then 1fa and Maria
both s,sllsf stay azr ayr
Cd KEW, Alice, when / married YOU where i
NAN III business. You knew, n he went on gently,
0w long II Hid taken nae III establish yseIf Hero
Ii Noe fsn.i van knnv fhat Il, spr,,aYt va, Il,
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srRiNd AND SuMaER CLOTHING roR 1s6O.-An
excellent opportunity Afforded trade and wsarers 10 ro
cure most reasonable any artcs or articles Of
spring and summer clothing AZ T. VI Lyons emporium Nss a.
e and So o. St. Charles and streets The
consists Of is latest and most fashionable clothing and furnish
ms goods fo Hen yoath and children comprising Of thu
complete nssortmenss kas South Al hs
establishment VIII be offered for very best ssx,
and qualities Of trunks travelling vsss. umbrellas and
waterproof clothing SEQ advertisements In another column
and call ct Ibis spacious Southern Clothing Establishment
and see the fashions
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sfBIsa sELKs.-H you want excellent bargains
drip y a shs establishment sssFs genhusssn Lewis Co..
so .na sssse one door from ROYAL street. and sour
ffef heir superb assortment OF check silks which han
and y offered fo 1t unusually low nrices
been opened At the emporium. Planters A. ms,
soneed y ea and examine stock c plantation
afs gaoes before purchasing elseYere ses
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RuIEs FOR SLEEP = An Improvement on DIR.
Ha1.--lst. As soon as you are in bed have Bridget
hand the wash bowl to yon. Then place it irnHle-
diately beneath the small of your back, and you
will Immediately sink into q calm alumber It
should not remain in that position long enough to
produce stmpor
I'd. Try to think of something you can't remem-
Der; the more You can't think of it, tho sleeper
you will get.
Sd. Let John or Phineas pour ice water down the
sleeve Of your shirt for an hour or two, while he
holds lump Of assafstida to your nose
4th. Count two millions slowly and deliberately
You will certainly be asleep before you have
counted that number.
5th. Hold a wire against the nerve of your ten.
derest TOOTH This is infallible-patent applied for
9Th. Have your back gently smoothed with q
curry comb, or read the Common Council pro.
ceelings
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REAL soHEIpAm sc.usApps.

DEyRERts
INDICATED GIN. Or GENUINE soHEIDAM scHgApPs.
Apare article Of Holland Gin,
wholesome beverage. and invaluable FAMILY yRnt
~ CINE, particularly beneficial In all cases Of
DYsRNrERY
DYSPEPSIA,
DIARRHEA, --
RHEUMATISM,
-.+ GoUT, -
FEFERs.
,z.t5,, ETC., ETC., etc. \
Is highly recommended by many the most eminent nh
clans throughout the States and agreeable a
alive ard admitted to eectualy all diseases Of thu Tp
ogans etc., and peculiarly adapted the use Of females ans
children. ~
Aa no other article has been offered that Is Justly entitled ia
the narne of the
Real scheidanl schnapps,
the public are cautioned opurehas but the
TAHDEYEERs INDICATED GIN;
Real Schefd am Schnnnns
Each bottle will bear the signature the proprietor and
other "a genuine without H.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail at nran,,o
prices by r ett'S'S
j. WRIGHT L Co.
a and lbl Ghaftres street..
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G. N. MORRISON & co.

,~S~s~SISeS~S1~~
~ N. MORRISON q co.. WHOLESALE pR11t,
W. G1sTs and dealers in Paints oils Glass Dye Stus etc
No. 10 Magazine street, New Orleans.
Having received and stock Of fresh DRUGS
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY. SURGICAL
INSTRUMENTS. PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, etc. etc. respec.
fully inform Merchants Planters Physicians that thew arr
prepared supply them with every article In the prpg I'm
Shey may require AL Of the puest quality at reasonable
prices they purchased in the city Among the rjce
already hand and coming in store the fqllowing
1000 sulpha,e Quinine, French and American;
200 pounds Blue Mass English and Americana
40 pounds Caomel, English and American;
1 200 pounds Mercurai Ointment
| 800 pounds Honduras sarsaparila;
| $50 pounds best Turkey Opium;
i 100 oas Sui. and Acetate Morphine
4 % Otto Rose
| .s 20 casks Sal Soda;
4 100 kegs, Sup. Oh. Soda
i 10 kegs Ger. Blue Wash;
1 20 bbls Girenma light;
4 bcases indigo Car and Manila;
\ 10 casks Pot and Pearlash;
| 30 packages saleratus;
| u bbls. pure Castor Oil;
Is demjohns spt Nitxs
% bbIs. Alcohol;
" bhls. Coppsras;
70 bbls. EPSON Salts;
| 10 bbls Flour Sulphur;
10 bhls. Roll Sulphur;
2 bales SIENNA. East India and Alexandria;
1000 pounds Gum Arabic select, fne and sorta:
rs carboys Snip. Nitric and Auriatic Acid;
as Jars Carb Ammonia;
Is carboys Az. ammonia;
500 pounds Acetic Acid;
1000 pounds Tartaric Acid;
aoosa Taunc i IA.
% kegs Pearl Bariy
$50 kegs Turkey Opium;
~ 1000 lbs. Arrow Root, Amer;
800 lbs. Arrow Root, Bermuda
100 pounds Assafatida In cans:
nafa.,
ssbl. Is R sUasa Ia ad,'"n ospa0a'
,o.. y ep ns, Ginger r Roo.i
so boxes CASTLE Soap
800 hbls. Cayenne Pepper;
10 gross Gopabia Capsules 81
casks a chloride Lime;
~ i 10 bbls. Cream Tartar; A'l g
1000 pound. EXT IeEveed;
No e h,,o no oep m., safnishi
0ols. IVA ufsii
OBS 5 s Spa y T,tsa; Koo,.
N MI. raa,. .asi'aA 1N'0''
zbbls, snsar -T Tsaa ,.h,...
,,s,. s"o.. ,as gu. ae ,0 shi,ei
I'm doz Cia,ret so.sh ea1s
IN, Al Rama d No. 81 -
400 doz- Roome's Maeeabey and Scotch snun;
4oo nond, white Wa. A'
100 pounds Dover Powders;
~ Kegs seemed eahpe'fe' y ." If Il
5eases British Luster superior article;
"A ra.sa c,,nar,. ys,ng.s,s.
.s5..a
M . raes flsps
lo9 pounds Iodine Potash;
800 ounces Nitrate SILVER
. 2csses Mamma Flake and Sorts;
no cana MaRnaa.a ~, rsna,.s
= < cas ass $500 r.nss. NV, AnglAht
sA"e' 1iasnesa oefps
10 cases Ref. Borax;
% In. OIL If R.r...-.
.0.= . 80, ~. - =. i1lss<not
W.. oo ios vi Peppermint;
10 pounds Anseea
a ,.,.s, III, ~
- poanuA oa eioFesi
70 pounds OIL Cedar;
rnrnd. on f,h.h.,
" III. 1880 ea
WPohnas W STACK Pepper;
10 pounds Oil Almonds:
s.ro.. ahnsn,assr,s ,,,as..x..
=. ~ = - -, ' 'A'' 5"5
~ gross seidhts Fowders,
10 srsss Soda Powders;
90 gross Sugar OF Lemons;
In eross Yesst Powders 554
-.
T4 cases Lquorice, Caiab and Sicily;
Hl. 800 do9 Great Southern Mustard. 4
~, r,...... Y
...- oasn uoAsian hooei
bales Luuorice Root:
IN Lsv. Ts,rsvns. 80.
49, iresos
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DIR. osGOoD's INDIA CHoLAGosUE


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Fever and Agae, Chls and Fever Dumb Agns 1ntars,,
and Reniittent Fesers, Liver Complaint Jaundics En-
iarssment Of the Liver, Enlargement of the
Spleen, aad all the various forms az
BILIOUS DISEASES
TINS Invaluable medicine prepared from an exans,
practice q several Year, n bilious climate and Ii never
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Those who are suffering from affections of this kind as a
those who have become nyads their effects upou ~ -
situton, will and the INDIA oHOLAGoaUEa nos, tnyass
abie remedy for purifying the blood and thoroughly eean
from the system the morbid effects Of bilious climate
Tho wonderful effects of Cholagogue In eradicap lille s
the human system only explain sxtraordnsy n
the speedy thorough and permanent Of Fever and AM
and the various grades Of Intermittent reniten fever
has been tested in thousands Of cases. and is %
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remedies extant. -
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prices, BY
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u and Isl Charres street
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