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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-03

Valuable Printing Office for sale.
GITUATED in wealthy section fcountryn Tennessee ana
- having extensive subscription lat and advertising pat
ronage Thepapes is Democratic and vb sold
terms to however, but Democrat The
hed to advocate State Bqusy and the proprietor will not e
1t out Of his hands to be devoted other Fr
further particulars enquire the USoS oTVc
octi9-lm
HIGH PRICE FOR NEGROES
WILL the highest market price for 25 likely young Ne,
both sexes from 70 90 years. Call At g Cedar
street
hire about % Negroes for the Of the year
boys and girls, Of all ages-sone we'll qualified.
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SPRING sTOCK
or
OOTs, SHOES. AND CATERS.
A. v. RUTLAND,

(s5ccrsoR A. & A. v. zuTLksp.)
receiving cne CT the most complete asortmens
Boots and Shoes brought to this Market which s
selected rom the best Manufacturers expressly
for the retail trade comprising in part as follows:
FOR LADIES. FOR GENTLEMEN Boys.
adds blsck aud brown French MISSES AMI, CHILDREN
Congress Gaiters Gentemen's super French
black and brown cloth calf pump Boots:
laced sfers: s. super French calf stitch
buttoned lasting Gaiters ed Boots
Glove kid Congress g I" super French calf pump
extra fne kid Bootees; Congress- Caters;
f" 6 Slippers glove kid and P, l.. Con-
"laced Rosettes gress CATERS;
q English dslppers ~ calf pump and stitched
white kid and Satin :. Oxford Ties
Velvet 6 Buckskin Congress Gs,-
English lasting IS tiers;
kid toilet Buskins Boys, Misses and Childrens
theabove with and without Shoes Of all kinds and
he qualities;
Servants shoes cfevery kind.
All OF which viii sell very cheap for cash. Call at No. 20
Union street. mar27l A. ". RUTLAND
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Shall White Men Rule america I?
kEGa0ES AND NEGRO SLAVERY"
Tie FIRST an Inferior Race--The
Latterfts Normal COnditicn.
BY j: III: VAN EVRIE, M: y.
lYSl. l2mo., PIP. $50. Price 81.

Vol. limo, PIP. $780, Price 81.
The author Of this publication sssuRes as starting pot
that the subordinate position Of the existing
in American society Is not condition Ct slavery at ALL
the natural relation Of inferior superior and
whatever evils any, exist in southern society," reerabe
failure justly embody the natural nfeority
gro the civil and any In the fundamental
organism theory that society His work divided
psrtsfrst the specific and radical differences Of
examined The COLOR hair, features language
brain &c negro shown only the raipabs
specialites, OF Thousand similar separating
t to order things regards as MINISTERIAL He
simply with the facts they exist After the negro
shown to be different human being physically and mentally.
his relations the white discussed also
and its uate extinction, showing the possibility
nterunon like cognlte branches Of white very
porant and but little understood branch Of the subject The
theory advanced in this entirely new, and distinct from
hat presented BY any other writer dfounded upon
indqeive cts belIeYsd presents at last The true phOsO
ply Of ibis dissracting question
'Hch TCork demanded eg all tie friends Of rdtaa
al progress, for the Influence II ezsr5 ecdnG tie
CacGsion race to proper conception Of their mission.
Acu. D. 8 Dickinson 49,,
An able and manly exposu faiacy which more than
all other has disturbed the tranquility Of people
Hon. Jefferson DdUis.
The work will lie sent by mail postage Free receipt of
VAN EvRIE, HORIZON & CO.,
Publishers,
No. 162 Nassau street, New York
For sale by all Booksellers The trade supplied by all
the principal jObbsrs New York ami Philadelphi2
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Freight 70 New York and PhiladeIDhfa
ON
COTTON AND FLOUR,
VA
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH.
Cotton per bale Of not than 500 pounds IS
~ ~ ..-.-... I.45
No insurance except Charleston and Savannah 10
New York and Phade phis-
Cotton at the option expense of steamers
compressed it be ghed York 70 foreign ports
at y to 316 less than cotton not compressed.
recepsissued by the Freight Agent Of hs Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad.
dec 22tfBP (seoersi At.
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Notice.

Notice.
CExrRAL RAIL RoAD,
Savannah Ca, February %. 1851
YUNHE Congress OF the Confederate States OF kmerict
having the 18th day February Instant enacted th'
Jag heeuhto annexed necessary that this Company
ond change system hitherto pursued by them IN receiving
apd srvsTdng goods to their they not
prepared transact the busness Of the Custom House and al
the ues give bonds for the same as VII be
Therefore Merchants Consgness Of goods, heretofore
signing the Central Rail Road Agent, are hereby
tiled that from 10th day OF March nsx her goods
consigned Of Commission Merchant in
the city, outlay Commissions and duties always excepted)
will by Company and charged to the goods
formerly.
Bill Of LadnV Invoice accompanying instructions should
be mailed to the Commission Merchant employed to forward the
goods would well for Merchants instruct their ship
pers so 10 do. r. II. CO1LEh.
President.
ANACC.
Bet enacted blythe Confederate States Of America. That
foIewi articles exempt from duty, and admitted
States to Bacon, Pork, HAMS Lard, Beef
Fish kinds Wheat and Flour Of all other TRAINS, midas
Flour and Cat Gunpcwder and ell the materials OF
which II made Lead in all FORMS Arms OF every drP
ton, AID Munitions Of War and Military ACCOMPLISHMENTS FER
Caps, and living Animals Of all udsi also, all Agr
cultural Products in their natural state.
Section 1hat all Goods wasss and Merchandise imported
from OF the Omitted States Of America not ssipg neF
member Of this Conederacy INTO this sore tne
fourth day March (which have been 66G PIE Pur
chased heretoors within ten dSyF after the passage o. th
Act, shall be exempt and free rom duty
Section g. That Seate Of Texas be and hereby exempt
ed m the operation Of the Tariff Laws heretofore passed or
adopted by this Congress.
Prssidsnt Of the Congress
Passed Congress the eighteenth Of February eighteen
hundred and sixty-cne 81 j. HOoPEk,
feh2T-d6t cesr6kTy Of TIE Congress
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THE ADAMS EXPREss COMPANY
THE CRISIS OF The UNION !!
THE NEWSPAPER FOR THE TIMES!
THE W EEKLY DAY-B00K
For 1861.

YENHE DATBOoK holds that this is government Of WHITE
MKS, that iHeri0Ty Of social and political position
for the race and superiority for the white is the
natural order Of American society All who want to
and understand the
regrc question, should read it. Democrats Constitutional
must TO 1t that sound papers circulated AMONG THE
PEOPLE, Black Republican principles will be PIT
down.
THE WEEKLY DAYB00K for 1861 will be greatly improv-
ed and several features added making BEST FAMILY
PAPER PUBLsED. twill have ONE THIRD MORE READse AT.
TER LETTERS EpUcATIos. ALE AGRICULTURAL ARTIcLE
SKrTcHEs LIVING AMERICAN hUFHoRs SKETCHES
AND COOKERY and FULL REPORTS CATTLE MAR
KITS.
1t will also the LIST of January gnw AND
ORIGINAL STORY, by Pref Peck, OF Ca, titled
VIRGINIA GLENCAIRE,
tale Of the Early Settlement Georgia Thrilling Story
Pioneer Life he Greek Wars &C. These features together
with SPECIAL EuRoPEAS CoRRBsPoNE full digest of news,
foreign and domestic, make tia
BUSINESS FAMILY AND LITERARY NEWSPAPER,
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Land for sale.

GENERAL FREIGHT oTF1oE, NASHVILLE DECATUR &. RI
. NAsnvTLLE, Nov. 18th. leo. !
OK and after the Goth ns freghts for Decatur, all points
Memphis and Charleston all other Roads
will be received and sent forward without delay
To insure prompt freght have plain shipping
marks the destination full initials each
package. Stock sent through with care and dispatch.
JOHN W. RADCLIFFE,
noV1s-dlm General Az ent.
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STOLEN.
. TOLEN from Office to day, checks drawn BY
selvesf on Duncan, Sherman Co. New York. to the CT
der Oh p p Hill Check No. 1853 $780, check No sI0 $780,
making $3.50 all. The citizens and public generally,
warned against trading said checks payment the
as stopped The above checks dated February 6
1851 A. THBLEss & co.
hebIq-tf
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HI. HI. HAYNES d co..
Agents for the sale and purchase of Negroes
NO. I6 CEDAR STREET,
Between the Commercial Hotel and Public square.)
1.-THE highest cash price given for ayes
dec29d.
Four Horse Mail Coach.

ININE PARLOR FURNITURE, PA Os, BRUSSELS CAR
Il peiing Rugs pair OF fne Carriage Horses, two
horse Wagon at auction this morning. by
BENZ Z. SHIELDS L CO.
Front OF sewanee Hotel.
This sale is unusually attractive presenting good opporu
nit for bargains in valuable property The sale is made
der a:iaIhmen aud notice waived. febp-lt
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VIRGINIA FREIGHT LINES!
THROUGH RATES FROM
Boston. New, York, Philadelphia an
Baltimore
NASHVILLE AND ALL STATIONS WEST OF
STEVENSON ON THE NASHVILLE AND
CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
norfolk. Virginia.

Freight on Cotton Nashville Baltimore PHILADELPHIA
New York. or Boston 81 81 per bale of SEQ pounds.
Pie roads interest running Express Freight Trains
making the schedule time between terminal points,
days.
application being mads to either Of the under
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WNREsH Herring Meal and Stock Lard Just received, per
,,ise1 %e' 0'sn'O 81" ~ BENZ SHIELDS co
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Charleston and SAVANNAH
FREIGHT LINES.


III ApAAn VALIANT viii re open Der Boafs.sz -. n,
scnooi of young ladies at 1913 chesnu set - ~
September Superior instractiops in ~ &c 1T
9rsnenes 70 both q which equally serious Tee - &c
.aan WIN Madame valiant, viii superirtsnd he Ps-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-03

Flour, Corn, &C.
cnn BARRELS Extra and Extra Family Flour:
OUO 100 sacks Coru;
20 bills Lard; -a - -.-...H-
so Green Apples: ....s
. cases Parrspine Wax Candles;
$40 Flour Sacks, City poznds,)
On consignment, for sale by
W: WATTS & co.
Ianl9H No. 81 College street, near Broad
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-07-02
General Lincoln.
Jewels from Secession Caskets.
Sir, your most obj.
JonN ADAMS.

The unbridled liberty of such a press as
they have at the North is enough to sink
any government to perditon.--S Savannah
Rep.
= Preparing with rapid strides TO
meet the Illinois baboon and his coworkers
Of iniquity on the borders of our once hap
Ply old State, to welcome them with bloody
hands to hospitable graves Step
ped forward to drive back the half-staryed
Lincolnites, who, with open mouths are
seeking to deyour us with eager ayidity.
Well, let them come those min
ions Of the North. Wen meet them in
way they least expect; we'll glut our car
rion crows with their beastly carcasses.-
Yes, from the peaks of the Blue Ridge to
tidewater, will we strew their plains, and
leave their bleaching bones TO enrich our
soil Col. Corcoran has found it
very easy to swallow an oath, binding him
10 come to Virginia to cut our throats, and
steal the poor negro from his comfortable
home. Lincoln seems TO persist in
refusing not only Confederate States ships
to pass Old Point, but he demurs in grant
ing British ships that privilege, and in all
probability viii continue to do so until the
Old Lion gets fully mad, springs 10 his
feet, and brings the roar that will make
the ape quake with terror, and his rotten
feet return home. No honest man
or nation can do otherwise than execrate
the whole batch of politicians spawned into
existence from Black Republican stools.
: They are all in good spirits, and
determined TO give Old Abc's canaille
warm reception if they come to invade the
valley.-Riehmond Despatch, Nay IS.
II the hungry and rayenous pack of by
enas who are sent upon their hellish mis-
sion of plumber and rapine are driven back
into their dens, they viii turn upon their
silly betrayers only to make them the VIC
Tins Of their deyouring wrath.-Hemphis
appeal.
Abe Lincoln is a iit successor
and representative Of The cruel king who
thirsled Tor the blood Of the infant Jesus.
Hiseowardly and murderous heart prompts
him to wreak bis mean and hellish spite
upon helpless children. rather than 10 en-
counter men IN open and manly fight. He
viii never be caught 10 that scrape. be viii
sooner fy than face an enemy. We
would be guilty Of injustice 10 the doomed
spirits 81 he'll were we to style these a..
sassins Of infants, fends, demons or devils.
Those apostaie angels, We may weIl be- /
iieve, have too much pride 10 wrcak their
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-07-02

lasmarial bate on such s, 4,UN A festec.
tafle devil would bl0th Fl, sacb n crime
-8sa.piif Apalaache.
Onc Yankee writing 70 another exuls.
- having obtained some Enfield rifles
which hc says will pass a hall ihruugh !
column q styen men a. q distance q lwo
and q half miles, aud klll al three ard 4
bali miles. They are jasi the thing e
titIlo the nbs o. secossiouisis with Tbs
and like ouigiyiugs betray tie igromnce
,he Yankees are laboring under. The}
fancy--and il would be very pretty sport
indeed lhat the Southern people will
stand 81 two or three miles and lei them
tickle their ribs with Enfield rifles. They
may probably find their mistake, when
they learn close quarters and cold steel
viii constitute the waleh-word Of Southern
armies.--Riclmoad Wig,
Mr., Jimmy Buchanan, late President o.
the United States, has come forth TO en-.
tighten his counttymen on the laws Of hon.
or. lie has held faith with no one--his
whole life, from the time he slandered
Henry Clay TO the inauguration Of this
civil war by breach OF his word, has been
fraud, and he is therefore admirably
qualified 10 discourse on all the niceties 81
honor The wretch in Washington
who has irampled under foot the Constitu-
ton and laws, seeks The moral sanction Of
oafhs TO uphold his despotism Having no
respect for the obligation Of an oath him
seli, be dcludes himself with the idea that
others more conscientious will permit the
force Of an oath to degrade themselves and
en,laye their country. Lincoln is
very shy about invading Virginia. Attic
end Of the twenty daJ he was TO make a
grand demonstration upon her; but day
after day passes, and still the Lincolnltcs
stand shivering on the banks Of the Poto-
mac and fear TO launch away. There are
combinations all about not yet dispersed,
which trouble Old Abe and make him hes.
itate to take leap in the dark. He has
confused notion that there is danger
ahead. The cowardiee Of The poor crea-
ture has come TO the relief Of his folly,
which might otherwise ruin him.-Rtch-
moad Wig.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-07-02
tfgaN af Hsrsf % Cearsaf
- ALL W. Ask ~ TO HI LET
ALONI.m


At ttsot aa}1ef ts a.tnst ssamr.
gbeft - 81 Uss leu q ihs sssa a. 4amp.
Aha q sfmsissf 4 passed aAs rsa8
4 fsagR ~ s sstsae tti8 vd geff ghrase5
Ans Fsussm be sang BIZ sssck 81 a5s stsns,
Wa - ~ tasF a la &c alaue
Ter ne alsssf. e. ieses 10 say
ta@F tsts q ts.aEs Il lhe pAaers ~
ift af aleus - I've ~ gee ua
AL lesa a asarF trals saggi4 iB
~ ~ sieus i'H FFFin bsai
u grab astsaff SOS ts Fat ssasi-
Il = YEA ~ - J stpe1ts is eaus
Ard tgTu ogt q yssr euse bha opst
ims 4aits Oh Gsst. says be 18th s rsuan,
"Ail sass ls-'Isi SO alone
9sa theu cane alpsR. on the stltsAms ysy.
Abeshsf 0b Gore. and began o. % say
ttsei yea siont That's cgnin il strong r..
Yea - tn iei aiqne great SIGHT ~ ieng-
~ ST fhs ssrcs chat ertr heegd
Pat dssn that siick gYoa uiay vel loot skecsed
Lsi sQ that stone n sea opos show 6ghi.
ill knoek yea higher than arr kite.
Yes mssi have S iessaH 10 stop your tricks.
AEd cure yea If shyiag them siaae8 and sticks.
AID IN have ny hardware back aud my cash,
AID knock Jour sew into tsrnal smash,
Add Il eFtr | catches you round my ranch,
I'D string yoa up T. ihe nearest branch,
The issi yen can DO is 70 20 70 bel.
And keep decent tongue ID your head.
Pr ! reckcn, before you aud / sft done,
isa ~ wish yoa had let honest aAs alone"
The 0id Cose slapped, and the t'olher Old Coz,
He - quite slll IN his cypress grove,
aud be booked u lis s,les, reroitin slow
Nahfr t'weFc safe e shy i or no.
Aud be grumbiei On, h an ieiurei tone
Al that | axed fos, 1T M AlasK.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-07-02

I '~f's y ''""fa'f'y ''f'' W ff"f' NfHtHtA hfM@
efies
Retail price Of single Box, cENn
No. Fer Fever, Congestion and
inflammation, heat, pain, restlessness, %
2.-FOr WO,iD Fever, Worm Collie,
Foraeious appetite, wetting the bed, Is
q. For collie, tecihing, crying, mud
sakeiuluess, slow growth, and iccbleuess Of
infants, 25
I.-F0r Diarrhca, Of children Or all
ults, cholera iufanium, and summer COM
plant, 70
5.-EOr Dyseuiery, or Bloody FluX,
Collie, Gripimgs Bilious Colic, lalldl scntery ~
Il. -EOr Cholera. cholera moihns, unli.
sea and vomiting, asthmatic breathing, rs
For COugisS, colds, hoarsness, bron-
chits, influenza and sore throat, 70
For TOoihache, faec-aehc, ncr-
yous pains, neuralgia, and tic dolortux, %
p For Headache, sickheadaches,
vertigo, rush Of blood 10 The head Is
i0.-Eor Dyspepsia, weak acid, or
deranged stomach, constipation, liver com
plant, -
II.-For Suppressed Ncnses, or
scanty, or painful, or delaying, Green sicL
ness, Is
~. For EcucOrIIlea On Whites, or
bearing down, too protuse menses -
H3.-foR CGour, hoafsc, eroupy cough, diff
6cult aud oppressed breathing, "a
IA FoR SALT RHkuM, crusty cruptions, cry
sptias. seald head. BARRIERS iieb, ~
H5.-FoR RnEuNArisN, pain, lamencss, or
soreness in the chest back, sides Or limbs, 26
fG.Fon FEWER And AGuE, intermittent
fever, "
I7.-fon PiLEs, internal and external,
blind, or bleeding, recent OF obstinate, 80
AS.~-FoR 0ffnALNY, weak OF lunlned Eyes
or Erysipelas, falling Or weak sight, 80
10. FoR CArARRl, acute or Chronic, dry
or flowing, cold in the head, influenza, 90
aO.-FoR WHooflNG CoUGn, shortening aud
paliatlng it, or spasnodie cough, 80
9E.-fon AsrHNa, Oppressed, difficult, la
bored bratling, cough and cxpcctoration, 50
o2. -FoR Fan DISCHARGES, noise III The
head, impaired hearing, earachc, 30
23. -Fon ScRofcLA, Enlarged glands and
tonsils, swclliugs and old ulcers, 50
21.-foR GENERAL DEgILIrY, physical or
nervous weakness, so
2j.-Fon DEorsY, Fluid accumutions,
Tunid SwcIIings, with scauly secretions, 50
2O.-FoR sEA-SicKNEss, prostfati0n, ,efti-
20, nausea, vomiting, 60
27.-uRINARY DISEASES, Gravel, Renal
Calculi, difficult or painful uiinaiion, 80
2S.--FoR SEMINAL EMISSIONS, and conse-
qncnt prostration and debility, 90
20. SORE Mourn on CANRRn, 80
CASE PRlcE. The entire SET ease u rs large
sials, IN morocco, and book Of directions. 800
Case q ~ large walls, in morocco. anl book
Of directons, 500
Case of 70 large ,ials, plain case, and beok
Of directions, 400
Case Of - boxes, (Nos. | TO ~ aud book
Of directions, 200
Case q any six boxes, (Nos. / 10 $50 and
book Of drections 100
Single boyos, with directions as above, ~
cents, 50 cents, o. 81.
For sale at the
DKFE STORE.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-07-02

The Chicago Qll.) Tribune has the fol-
lowing sketch of Gen. Scott at head
quarters:
Enfeebled in body, but clear-minded
and vigorous in intellect as ever, Gen.
Scott is now cheeIfully undergoing labors
that would overtax the strength of many
far his juniors in life and in service
An carly hour OF the day finds him sur
rounded by aids and advisers, and not UNI
Ill late hour Of the night does the work
cease. The hustle and di Of the city and
camp are hushed at nightall, but not for
many hours later does the headquarters Of
the Lieutenant General lose its features Of
activity.
The scene on the day in question was
one OF which the pencil Of "A Leutze would
dwell lovingly to the production Of a
painting that should be vivid history
Gen. Scott, suffering more than usual by
an attack Of govt, lay half reclining upon
a lounge drawn into the centre of the large
apartment, his feet resting upon pillows.
About the old cheiftain, whose massive
frame seemed more impressive from the
contrast, were gathered men in uniform Of
army and navy, eminent citizens in the
plan black civilians dress, with here and
there one whose dress and features told of
rough service on some errand, whose re-
suits were now to be reported to the mod
ification or comprehensive plans Of the
War Department.
On the wall opposite the lounge occupied
by Gen. Scott were suspended two large
military maps of Virginia and Maryland,
with all tkeir careful details, closely rep
resenting the country, its features, Access
scs, Businesses and approaches. II was
noticeable that about Harper's Ferry,
Richmond and Norfolk, were drawn large
circles, within which the details became
more minute, with symbols and signs
abundant, Of significance to military men,
the key to which belongs to the War
office.
BY Gen. SCOTS side lay long light
reed which he made use Of in pointing to
different localities on these maps. Aids,
advisers, were busy, quietly
and all without Stir or confusion. In that
room and on such scenes and consultations
hang safely the fate Of this war in the
speedy and condign punishment of trait
ors"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-07-02

DRUG STORE
ng q . hleas ieue ntss
~ Luag Bt3sam
Rbsausti5 ard Nerve Hem
ly me1y Svrsr
bilious '.ie
pr. Seth Ano'i's Sugar Coated Fms
Coarh KILLER
Balsam.
pr 4 Wns Magic outmeat
I4ulusent
Cuaeh Baisam
nr jayno Esrcetoraut
linimgai
Alternative
Ecrmimgt
SauitI,e rlls
Uilf Tonic
Carunnagise
Hsnucwclls rolu Anodsuc.
Universal Cough Remedy
Mot's Vegetable Liver Pills ur rerrick s
Sugar Coated Pills Dr. Bakers l'ills Ayrv's
Pills; Brandrcth's Pillss hr A. Whites Eye
Water; Or. Isaac Ihompsons Eye Water; DR..
J.. Petits American Eye Stl1e Stoughton
Bit,ets; Langley Filters; ~ II, Downs Ncec-
table Elixir; Weeks Magic Compound; pr. VII
cox's Pulmonary or Cough Basa,n, Brown )
Bronchial Tioches, Composition OF Daphoretic
Powder, Hot Drops or No 6, Godfrey Cordial
Ratcm.n's Drops Mrs Wiuslow's Soothing 81.
rup; Qucrus Cod Liver Oil Dr. VIM. Halls
Balsam Cor the Lungs Scoyille's Blood snd Iity-
err Syrup; paudcrsons Condition Powders; Hair
Wells Condition Powders Humphrey : Ointment
Osboru's Golden Ointment; lIcnry's Vermont
Lnimeut Peruvian Syrup Mexican Mustang
Eminent; Gut6th's Plasters. lierrick Pmstets
Liquid Cutielc Liquid 0podeldec; Jonas Whit
combs Remedy ior tie Asthma British Oh
Sedlitz Powders Parsons Normin and Insect
Extermina;or; Waurcgan Salt Rhcum Kennedy P,
Balm Of Zanthorca Re&tord', Medicatcl Ginger
Bread Nuts; Lobela Herb; J J. Gritth's Com
pound Syrup Briar Root; DR.. Baker Pain Pam
acea Mountain Rose Fragrant Stimulant; Cobb +
Family Salye Oriental Tooth Paste Shaker
Anodyue Lyons katharion, Prof Barry's fr-
copherous Prof Motifs Hair Tndgorator;
spaelding's Glue; Green Mountain Cement; Wis
tar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry; kenndys Discoy-
cry; Marshal's Catarrh Snuff; Professor Elmer's
Ointment; Doct N. G. Whites Pulmonary Elixir
Manchester, May 2S, 1861.