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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06
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Ssphia and New Orleans, close daily sundays sassp-
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PortBmouth, washington O. H., Athens, Marietta and
lisbOrouah mails close daily SUNDAYS excepted at
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closes daily (sundays excepted at2 O'Clock m. :.
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Lancaster Way Mall closes daily tsundays excepted At
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O'Clock D. m. and o'clock - ~ gs osgs 80,
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Nall. from Washington CITY, baltimore, wheeling,
Zanesville Newark steubenville, MI Vernon, and the
o. Q. r. d. Way Mail arrive at y o'clockm. ~
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06
News from Inc Great Expedition
RumOred Resignation of Beaure-


FoRraras MoNRoE, Nov. 4.-At about three
o'clock this afternoon the steamer Monticello,
from the blockading feet off Savannah, arrived,
and reported she passed the whole feet ,Satur-
day night within thirty miles of Bull Bay. The
storm had nearly abated, and her officers have
no doubt that they entered Bull Bay early Sun!
day morning and landed within twenty-fv
miles of Charleston. This point of the coast
is but slightly fortified. .lL ,asss- ,it .l5
The Norfolk papers, of Monday, say the des'
tination Of the feet is known to be Port Royal,
which Is sixty miles south Of Bull Bay. 1o 20,
g1 Sixty contrabands came into the fortress and
feet on Monday. They report that many Of the
troops have been Withdrawn from Great Bethel,
Yorktown and the vicinity Of Norfolk, but don't
know where they have gone.ss 5sfis ~ lul
I Passengers by flag OF truce, say no infotna.
ton had been received at Norfolk relative to
the feet at ten O'Clock Monday morning
The Day Book, Of Norfolk, mentions q ru
NOR that Gen Beauregard had resigned, and
also publishes dispatch from Richmond men
tioning similar rumor there.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06
sNIassachuseIts Election

BosroN,s Nov s. Votes in ffty.two cities
and towns foot up as follows: Andrew, 1881 /;
Davis, 9,2l1. Additional towns show major
ity for Andrew of about two to one.
One Democrat is probably elected to the
Senate from Boston, The Legislature i5 strong.
ly Republican, .l The chief interest was in Burk
ingsme's old District, where Sam. Hooker, Re-
publican, Is elected over ay. G. B. Upton, Demo
fr o,ua Of % BoSton ans cord q
New Bedford, are elected to the Senate on the
Republican ticket. '''... .'.3 ,s,gI .-,.' e.sb
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06

SEsrr FoRT LATiYErTE.--T The following dis
tinguished secesh prisoners have, by order Of
Gen. MITcHELL, been sent from Camp Chase to
Fort Lafayette; Col. B. F. STANTON, ISAAC MEL
soN, THOMAS CARTEN, R. s. THOMAS and GEoRoE
FORREsrrR. The rumor is that they concocted
we'll laid plans for an escape from Camp Chase.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06

.5 PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5-The screw gun boat
Florida, one of the naval expedition, has return.
ed to the navy yard disabled. She left the ex-
pedition on Friday night off Cape Fear. She
reports that Che feet encountered a heavy gale
soon after leaving Hampton. But il died out
on Wednesday and again revived on Thursday,
from the southeast On Thursday night the
machinery Of the Florida was disabled, but not
seriously, and can be repaired in three days,
when she will resume her voyage. She had no
troops on board.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06

FIpDLre AND EDITISo.--A music teacher once
wrote that ethe art Of playing on the violin re,
quires the incest perception and the most sen.
sibility Of any art In the known world. !" Upon
which an editor comments in the following
strain: '.The art of publishing a daily newspa-
per and making It pay, and at the same time
making n please everybody, beats Kidding high.
er than A kite.p ID sdsD I'd 4li9iav 81 sli gaa,4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06

i 81 y IL t u q
PoToSiAo AND BUTTERnlLK. .--An amusing. story
is told BY some Dubuque boy Of the YIoWa
First" about the changes which certain pass
word underwent about the time of the battle
of Springfield; -ts s,s,. g. 1,.'oe4 '9' 90 ''.s'
One Of the Dubuque officers, whose duty it
Was TO furnish the gurad with o password for
the night, gave the word Potomac" A Ger.
man on guard, not understanding diatinctly the
difference between the Be and P's, understood
IL TO be" "Bottomics' and this in being transfer
red to,Another was.corupted to "ButtsFmilk," |"
Soon efterward the officer who had given the
word wished 10 return through the lines, and,
approaching a. sentinel, was ordered 20 halt,
and the word demanded. He gave aPotonac.,' y
"Nichts right--you don't pass init me dis
way" onsa .apNss qti 6s iiw q
HBasthat ID the word, and will paas.n vgs
mo, you stan;n at the same time, placing
q bayonet at his breast in manner that told
Mr.. Officer that "Potomac" didn't pass 10 Mis-
aouri. n r. -'ietlA tliest'AAGne tieT fal 3s 81
"What is the words then TO-. sss, Jg. Y
"Buttetmilk, d7-n y0usHiesy.s ssJs u I pa y
"WelB then, Buttefmilk, d1-n you." %
"Datis right; now YOU pass mit yourself al
apout your piznesa."
There was then general oyerhauling Of the
password, ahdsthe difference between Potomac
and Buttermilk being understood, the Joke be-.
came one Of the laughable incidents. Of theeam.
paiRn. a0asA1sEaI4E $50 Tnhl8,Aa
: -.i-ithl II y ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06

REslosEp.--The Cincinnati Press states that
on Monday last, General MITCHELL sent his res
ignationt, the War Department. The cause
Is supposed to be disagreement between him.
self and the superior officer Of the Division
Gen. VT SHERMAN. . .,s i.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06

Or AT two o'clock this afternoons the examii
nation of Herman takes place before the Mayor,
for stsbbing RAFn with a knife in the left side,
in an alteration 90 Monday evening, and infiict'
ing severe and dangerous wound.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06

COMMERCIAL MATTERS, !
Hs Il. IN S.J.I,- NI
TatfoarKu yda mn d,.io 81 Arx.mss M uN
IHFrPFOr%rEY 2 ''s F1s F1s SH'O 81, p 1..nsT

NEW 1uHA, NOV.
ooEToN- -MarEet apiis arHs saits ,Idao nc, h "a
iaIt,Tf FIbUfaThe Ss' nasFes 5Gads owSr moderate
business doing for home trade and consumption. Sales
sSs e ssss g 0s IS 5tsS's 81 2
S5 5O95 Gu for superGne western; $5 650p5 90 for
common p medium eE.. XS,ssr ~ a9e 0ssliI,
trade brands do. Market closing rather quiet Cana
ing. ssts T50 barrels at IS Soas 90 of snpetGae, Il
S. 70lp7 SO for cofnnion to choice extra1l EINHN
!. RYE FLoURAExtra, quiet and steady at $8@f lb.i '
CORN MEAL-euiet and nominaiiy unchanged.
lWHIsKY-Witho utimportsnt change; sales 200 bblS
.waEArA Undef large recsipts and gonewhst una,
vorable cunts from Europe opened fine at ID lower
with pretty fair business doing for exportat the define.
Sales 600 bushels choice ohiceg spring q le9l co.
cine spring i2O91 2I 900 bush Milwankee CLUB
e g. 1901 90; 10000 Amber A Joys a. at 81 asSi "A;
very choice; 5000 hush red state at 81 26l 30 6300
bush winter red western at 81 1901 33i 1s 900 bush
Michigan at 81 80. l3 $40 common white Indiana
s sanl 81 4SSe bush white Es1tpcy s4a
RYE-scayss ana fPj sales Of 4SCo bushel Canadian
BARLEY Without material change; sales of 1000
bushels at Csc for state and 7O97Oc for Canadian west
CoRN-opened steady aud closed shade easier, with
moderate demand for export and home consumptioni
sales Of 1872 600 bushesat Gle for unsoupd mixed west
ern; 62@63c for shipping do. closing at iuaide price;
63cor western yellow 64c for mixed western; 64c for
good to choice do. ~"@ .... 90 n'~i
oATsMore actvei sales at 4Oc for Canada, and 4lc
for western and state tjG,4 GJGtQNyUA ~
P0RK-steady and firm; sales of 100 barrels at $I5@
IS rs for mess an9 81 75@l0 forprlme.
BBEF-CoDtnues quiet; sales 100 barrels at $494 50
for country prime; $595 SO for mess; sll 509l2 for
repacked mess, and S3 so for extra mess Prime mess
beef inactive, su rvrs-s-r- a. yr,,,-. .ss ..,
BEEBHAMs--In 10 moderate request; sales so barrels
western at 18c. u %a2s "lsg s'ssea ssz-sa 's' s.S
CUT MEATs-yery quiet with small sales at 4A45c
for shoulders, and 5cfor hams. J 81 81 g-f
Continues steady with fair demand. =
LARD-Unchanged, with sales Of 1000 barrels at eh9
.9Mc. 90 y -F n El - ~ Ia G Z
BUTTER-still rules firm with fair rbusiness doing at
ca l9c for Ohio, and l2Ag lsc for state. ., -,
ytOHEESE-Dull at 497c.- 'fstaeA IsoE aRJ ~ bA
p CoFFEERio is inactive, but prices very firm; sales
OF 100 packages at l6ca UOfE s.rrt g8LIUI-HAg
RICE--Nomipally unchanged, -rv
SUGAR--Raw continues firm at 8@SX for fair to
good refined; sales Of 800 hogsheads Cuba at 7X@sKc
610 boxes Havana at 7Hc.
y MOLAssEso Quiet; sales 90 hhds and rs bbIs Batba
does at 37935c.
TALLow--oOntinues 6rm; sales OF 10000 tubs prime
western at 9Ho. t.wvEFF aawnE3 fgF1
H0Ps--Quiet and unchanged; small sales to brewers
at I292O for new ,ysu=siE ~uveT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06

Missouri TRAvELISG.-Trayeling in Missouri
must be little exciting to a nervous person. -
A gentleman, who was recently on the Hanni.
bal and ST Joseph Railroad, writes--"The en-
gino that brought us down-the Missouri--has
sixty.one bullet marks on her, and am inform
ed Of others bearing even more marks of rebel
bullets" ,grsff ~. lt 1851 = gs.s1. :
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06
B. F. Ormsby, Of Cleveland, g. s.

REDUcroN OF WAeEs.-The Conductors on
the Cincinnati Street Railroad have had their
wages reduced to $S5 q month, and the drivers
have been out down to $25. The latter declined
to stand the shave, and threwup their positions,
which wefeeoon filed by others. a.!as..', .s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06

~ Yesterday morning. runaway team at
tached io'a wagon came furiously down High
street from the depot, Bringing the wagon in
contact with buggyin which Mrs, Governor
DENNrsoN was seated She was thrown out OF
the buggy by the collision, but received no Sc.
rious hurt. e The buggy was somewhat broken;
but no other damage Of any consequence was
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06
LOCAL MATTERS.

FuRs.--RUDInLL, 80 the ladies say, has the
largest and finest assortment Of Furs In the
city. Who dare question what the ladies sayY
Go and see for yourselves. - rs IS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06

DDAEIEL EATON, for a long time messenger
of Adams Express Company, and well known
in this city, fell dead in the street at Newark,
~, Mo,d.r :rts,nhons Ea4 NIINN&Fh
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06

Groaor MrRIos is doing Livery business "on
his own hook on State street, and also at the
old stand In the rear Of the Goodale House
He is fixing up for the winter, and villa usual
provide for the comfoft Of his customers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06

4 New YoRK, Nov. 5.-The bark Honduras re-
ports seeing at daylight on the I'd inst. between
Cape Fear and Charleston q large feet Of Naval
vessels, consisting of small steamers and two
large ships. The wind had abated.b 10 be .al
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06

DETROIT, Nov. Sat the Municipal election
to-day VIM. G. Duncan, Union Democrat, was
elected Mayor. A ~, - ,..,,- ,i.- s.. - '..', y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06

HIGH MIspED,-An English colony has set
tied on Mount Ararat, and actually established
q newspaper called MThe Ararat Advertiser"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06
THE ENEMY ADVANCING: =
= OgRHJ N - EOuy Il Y
A Battle Hourly Expected !@
A DEMOCRATIC MAYOR ELECTED IN
93e.',a 9e'a DETROIT Dgrg5r
lss From washington.

10. [Herald's Dispatch.l .g. q
4 i w AsHINdroN, Nov. The War Department
received dispatch late this evening from Gen.
Rosecrans, stating that Gen. Floyd had made an
attack upon him, but he had repulsed him with
great loss. vst aH I'd. 1
R Gen. Rosecrans further states that one officer,
with pretty large force, had gotin the rear of
Floyd, aud the presumption was that Floyd and
his entire, command would be surrounded and
captured. D69g 10 SGBl u A0IG.l t9uii
I Gen. Mcclellan has been occupied to day in
ascertaining the strength, condition and disposi-
tion of the army Of the United States, the COM
mand of which 80 suddenly devolyed upon him
He has called on the War Department for a
statement of the whole number of men, and
where posted; the total estimate of material,
and how distributed. He will bo occupied sew
lera days in systematizing and arranging these
matters, so that the burden of the manag cement
of military affairs may be safely confded to the
Adjutant- Generals Office, and afford the Cen
eral an opportunity to devote his attention spe-
cially to the affairs of the army of the Potomac,
remaining under his immediate command, y
~ 5Bdr- [Tribunes Dispatch,1 " p ~ 80
= The Reeolute, which arrived at Washington
last night, reports that several of our soldiers
have been wounded by the shot and shells from
the batteries at Shipping Point. = 'lWB IN
i1aBy order Of the War Department the Provost
Marshal Of Alexandria has been directed to
suspend the exercise of the civil functions, he
has recently performed, and to dismiss all the
civil cases Of which he has taken cognizance.
> In the Supreme Court yesterday the distin-
guished member OF Parliament and Queens
Council, Mr.. Edwin James, was Admitted to the
New York bar. Il Is understood that he in
tends to make this city his home.5rs4 ,gt,ssss
Government has contracted with parties in
Philadelphia for the construction of an iron
clad steamship, and the keel has been laid
The vessel will be 240 feet long, 78 feet beam,
and 80 feet depth Of hold, and armed with aixl
teen Of the largest riied cannon.
no sry r,LWorlds Dispatch rru -y,.,7
The freshet in the Potomac is so great the
Long Bridge has been impassable to-day, being
overfowed. The water it subsidng to night.
Notwithstanding the late terrific rain storm,
the roads in Virginia to-day were in excellent
Government stores laying in warehouses on
the wharves here suffered good DEAL a.e ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06
arrival OF the Persia Z !

New York, 0ctgi 5.-The steamehip Persia,
with three days later advices from Europe, has
arrived, bringing nearly $4,000 pounds in spe-
Gle. t9rf0Nle r.L
| Russell's latest letter to the Times, dated
Oct 10Th, says persons of weight and influence
we're again urging on the President the Decessi-
ty Of an advance for political reasons, ~ ~. ~,
The Liverpool Post says Capt. SHINES, Of
the pirate Sumter, who arrived in Liverpool by
the Edinburgh, shipped in New York as Capt
Burmister of the Royal Navy ,-s,.,5. al, I,,
1.-The London Shipping Gazette thinks the de-
feat by the Confederates Of the squadron block
aiding New Orleans, will render II scarcely pos.
sible to maintain even a semblancs, Of a block
ade Of the principal Southern ports, .oE cav
Paris papers announced that England, France
and Spain had arrived at complete UNDER
standing relative to Mexico. The Convention
will be signed in eight days and the expedition
start the beginning Of November. ,isa 70 y ..
The French financial accounts are rather
more satisfactory. The drain on the bank had
subsidized. The Bourse advanced to 6Sf 2Oc.
JsThe Paris Steele urges the adoption OF meas
ures to get cotton from America. 'gEaoz0 ~ y-
Teas at Canton are tending up, but unchang-
ed at Shanghai. t''lVl Y '' ''.'
LIVERPOOL, Friday, Oct. 25-Flour easier but
dull Wheat declined 2@3d. Corn quiet and
dropping; mixed 22s 9d@93s. Beef dull and
unchanged, Pork quiet and steady. Bacon
steady and unchanged. Lard firm Tallow ao-
tive at an advance of ls@ls Cd. Sugar dull,
and Sd lower. Coffee firm. Rice firm Lin
seed oil frmer
LONDON, Oct. 25 -Breadstuffs firm but quiet.
Coffee firm. Sugar easier. Rice active. Tea
firm; common Congou l21Sd. Erie shares 26
@2616; Illinois Central 3s@371a, yssSss-;. ..,s.;
ava Kn LATEsT1H1hS ,eTNs
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 26. = Cotton sales 10000
bales; prices firmer but unchanged Specula.
tors took 10000 bales. Breadstuffs steady and
unchanged; sales small. Provisions dull but
unchanged eeuead., tLsm
LONDON, Oct, 26,-Consols 931S@9311 for
/ : HAsap, Dot. S4.-cotton- sales Of the week
2450 baleur Orleans Stock on hand ll6s, ,OOC
bales.
There were reports ofseriors distufbancesa al
II Pesth, but they were unfourded
+ Affairs in Poland were Unchanged dTht
4 churches continued clesed. ~. rsT
4 The opening of the Spanish Cortes had beer
Il postponed till the 9Th Of Nov, on account
1.-The death of the Queens daughter s7or ys,s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06
Only Twenty. Five Cents SOS

teue's' ~ ~
L.. MILLhR would call the attention Of Parents and
Guardians to the Of his Invgoraor in cases where
the chdrens hair inclines to be weak. The use OF II
laysthe foundation for 0o0hedd Of haSr as II re.
moves any impurities that may have become cOnnected
with the scalp the removal OF which is necessary both
for the health Of the child and the future appearance Of
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Wholesale Depot, So Deg street, and SOFA by ai N.
principal and pfuggiss throughout ihe world
Liberal discountto purchasers by the quantity. T
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06

EtIg From the Examiner, Norfolk Va.
oephalic Pills accomplish the objsct for which they
we're made, Wis. Cure Of headache 10 all is forms
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06

-- From the Examiner Norfolk, Va.
They have been testsd in more than thousand cases
with entire success ~-t'' -'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06

u From the Democrats, 3d. CLOUD, MINI.
n you are or have been, troubled with the headache
send for box (Cephalc PillS) that you may Rave
them in case Of an attack. A.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-06

slia from iths dasette, Davenport. iowa saas--
Mr. spaIding would not connect hla name vt,h su ar
ticle he did not ka0s0 10 posse@ real merit Il. Z - :
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Worlds Dispatch, q, |
ITO the Associated Press. ]

Government stores laying in warehouses on
the wharves here suffered good DEAL hle ,Js'
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-12-20

Hos. J. NJ. AsHLEE Dear Sir The undersigned e
quest you address the citizens Of Toledo the subject
ofthe pre,ent rebellion atthe College Hail. at such time
as suits your ccnveuenes prior your leaving for Wash
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-12-20

TOLEDO, Nov. 81, 1861.
GENTLEMEN In reply TO your favor Of the 10Th inst,
Inviting to address the people of this city the sub
ject Of tho present rebellion, will Tuesday
ing next, Nov. Goth Respectfully,
j. NJ AsHLFY
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-12-20
TIE REBELLION--ITS CAUSES AND
d. 5'f CONSEQUENCES.
A Speech Delivered BY
Correspondence.

AT COLLEGE HALL IN THE CITY OF TOLEDO
ra TUESDAY EvsNma, NOV. 2erH, 1861.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-14

TaRpY RgPgSTAScg Tho Lombar5o, OF
Milan, publishes the following letter, ad-
dressed TO the Pope by 81 old woman, once
q celebrated dancer:
"At the advanced age OF sevent ~ eight
humble my self ia the dust, aud bitterly de
plore having occasioEed many scandals by
dancing in theatres during Il period OF
twenty five years, and having heaped up en-
Joyment and riches by the practice of that
Giabolical art. At this time, when the
Roman Government is enduring such great
anguish, l venture, unworthy sinner I
am, to come teebiy TO its aid with the trifling
sum OF five hundred Austrian nyers, which
i offer as a con trl button TO st. Peters penny,
lmpioring at the same time his blessing and
prayers for myself my deceased father, my
daughter Charlotte, and her son Eustago and
Elizabeth, his wife, and all the children they
may have, and finally for all my children
ana posterity, 20 the end that the good may
triumph ana the wicked perish. His Holt
ness's humiliated servant and sinner, Giu-
seppl Vtiandra, ex-frst dancer OF the An
clent Cisalpine Republic Isle. ~ e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-14
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
NlEW DRUG STORE.

ROBERT W. POWERS,
- ~ APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST,
Begs leave to inform his friends and thes public
that he has taken and re-fitted, in q and hand
some style, the store formerly occupied by J. b.
Wood, and more recently by c. s. Dawson, No. &c,
corner Main and Wall streets, one door above the
st. Charles Hotel, Richmond, Va, aud has just
opened with an entirely new stock of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, FANCY
and TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, &c,
Comprising every article usually kept in his line,
selected in person by himself. with especial refer
ence to their freshness, purity, and entire reliability
Physicians will find his stock Of u UG =,
CHEMICALS, STANDARD PHARMACEUTI-
CAL PREPARATIONS, SURGICAL INSTRU.
MENTS, &c, very complete, embracing many new
and desirable articles.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at any hour
of day or night %
- Orders promptly attended TO.
oc Sta RORT. w. POWERS