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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-05
NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC.


Arr1vel OF the Pony Expresss
FoRr KHARSY, June 2, 1861.
Tho pony express psassd here yesterday, with ssn
Francisco dates 70 Nay % The following il q summary
Of the news
SAN FRANCISCO, My q, 1851.
The steamer st. Louis, from Panama, with $50 passeu
gers and IS 900 in treasure, has arrived.
The steamer st. LOUIS and pony express -,b Jews 70
the l3h sghty encouraged disposition 70 chip trsa.
Exchange was rated at six pr cent uremum ON
steamer day, but some Of the leading bankers were not
selling.
The municipal eee.oA At San graucsco on the 2is.,
retuNed IN Inc triumph Of the peoples Onion
ticket BY An average majority Of 10OO The contest was
very exciting busness being generally suspended 70
give everybody AZ opportunity 10 participate.
500 picked mon have been enrolled for Cslonel Lip
pitts volunteer reg msnt, including company OF light
artillery ana four companies Of infantry. When the rsgi
ment is fun it's services vii be rendered TO the general
government.
lieutenant Of the army hes been detailed by General
Sumner TO act Aojutsnt and he ID experimenting
the army drills
The legislature adjournedon the 10th AT, after an
extra session Of 1913 days
Advces from Oregon to the 18th ul. sag that Union
me etipgs are being held throughout the Stats.
The Dallas Motaiser rejects the proposition 10 call
Democratic State Convention by Oregon and avors
without distinction Of party.
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THE IRTY.sEvENTH REGIMENT.

The thirty seventh regiment Gate Seventy Hfth Riaes)
New York volunteers Colonel j. McCunn, will DO niue
tered into the United States service to day. All me mbers
requested to report at once at headquarters few
picked men who are willing 70 serve for the war. can
apply a. headquarers Ninety nth street and Broadway
or a. No. 20 Vail stI eet.
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SECOND REGIMENT FIRE ZOUAvEs.

SECOND REGIMENT FIRE ZOUAVES.
The members Of Companies and Of this regiment
signed the muster rolls yesterday, at the headquarers
Centre Market Both commands reported over fifty men
OWL TO the fire In Cliff street last evening, Company
could not be inspected at the hour appointed but VIII be
the first company taken up this morning. Companies D.
and are also to report to-day. The Rrst COMPANY
nine A. second company at two r. H. and third COM
canV four p NJ
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GENERAL BEAuREGARD,s COMMAND.

u
The Nashville Patriot, Of May 81 says Brgader GEN
eral Beauregard has Issued General Order No A. dated
Charleston, May 27, renqushng the command of the
provisional forces and regular troops in and around
Charleston Harbor to Colonel R. H. Anderson provisional
army, aad relieving Assistant Adjutant General D. R.
Jones, c. s. A. "from duty at these headquarters who
"wil accompany the Brgadier General commanding to
Corinth, Miss" So general Beauregard does not go to
Norfolk after ALL
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GENEROUS GIFT TO THE FIRE ZOUAvES By
THE SEVENTH REGIMENT

The New York Seventh regiment breaking up their
camp previous TO their return to this city, collected all
their camp utensils, furniture, wine provisions blankets
&c and cent them to the regiment OF Fire Zouayes at
Aexandris The generous donation filed large army
wagons
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MTH. WiDknufSt,
I'D oo-n~al nthnpo

The regiment then reformed and proceeded via Third
avenue Broadway Canal street. &c. to the foot OF North
Moore street, where they embarked board the State OF
Georgia lying there 70 receive them, AS il had been
published in the HERALD that the regiment would pass
review before the Mayor and Common Council at the
City Hail. thousands Of people congregated there
but they were destined 70 go 10 disappointment III
consequence CT the course adopted by the regiment
They lay out In the stream last night started for
ment numbers eight hundred strong and hale men, Mr.
John A. Brady an dHache Of the New York Wyrd goes
out as Sergesnt Major.
The following is full list OF the officers -
Lire Ofce,s-Colonel ". W. McChespey; Lieutenant
Colonel, Alexander B. Elder; Major, John w. Marshall;
Adjutant +. N. Patrick Quartsrmascr, James Biddle
Assistant Quartermaster, j. B. Chapman; Surgeon Dr. j.
Iovejoy; Paymasier, Aaron Seeey; comnissary, Mar.
ehall r. Shaw; Chaplain Rev. W. B. Na.cbe,t
Company A-Captan, Frank White Fist Lieutenant,
Alfred Chemberlaiu; Ensign, James Jones
Company BCaptan, James Fairmsn; First Lieutenant,
Robert A. Dimck; Ensign, Thomas Calhane.
Compsny Captain Thomas j. Louther; First Lieu.
tenant VIM. Lee Monaghan Ensign, vacant
Company D-Captan, Thomas Cloudsley; First Iieuten
ant, John Minor: Easign, Voney Wright.
Company E-CaDtain, John Missing; Frat Lieutenant
Edgar A. Blown; Ensign Daniel Finley.
Company F-Captan, s. Winchester; First Lieutenant
Rufus Farnsworth; Ensign, Tho mas d. Mopscroft
Company G-Capiain, Joseph Newburgh Frs, Iieuten-
ant, Frank Stott; Ensign, Charles Hill.
Company H-Capsaiu, George +. Hopper First Iieuteu
ant Eugene F. Roberts, Ensign, Theodore Il. Rogers
Company Captain. James H. Briggs; frs; Iieute
nant Thomas wildes; Ensign, George ". Dewey
Company j Is an engineer corps, IN command of Ser
geant VIM Johnson, and is, according to regulations
the right flank company Of the regiment This com oany
numbers eighty
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gracefully and slowly s ycds were rnfurled hy he
evening breeze and the proceedings terminated with
singing q an original song to tho popular and well known
air Of 'sDixies Land.
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GENERAL YATES OFFICE.

Col sticpwber's regiment mastered lao The ser.
vice &C United sta,es Yesterday by Captain Lyman
of the CGtsd Sates Army. 10 othe, regiments were
mustered.
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chyoths township under tne mhts,y law Q, me sass,
sre reoues,ea NEE, the Court house, In Chi'%the,
on s,s Ssn VII explain the Aw and there win De
.dd,eseee made by other persons.
There are hints thrown out that Beu AcCnoch
III, shor,iy turn Up in Southwestern Missouri, With
force sufficient TO put the State under proper accession
rule
The property that seized al Camp jackson, she had
In addition eleven hundred MIME rfes that have no. a.
vet been found Several email searches lave hsn rasas,
out none = them Rave proved successful Yesterday q
body Of irocps surrounded and searched the house Dr.
Mcdowell prominent ply siclan 81 &c. Louis, and noto-
rims aecessonst. Their examination OF the premises
was 1nrewarced oy aly discovery, and the troops re-
BY invitation Of Chsyley Elards proprietor OF the All
hey coayse, Captain rotten and Lieut. Lashrop the
former commanding four companies OF volunteers and
the latter one company Of artillery this morning. moved
their commands 20 the Abbey track II rs Mr. Elaras
intention to furnish the soldiers with Whatever needed
for their comfort at his expenge
Al the Arsenal all the workmen are kept busy. No
ess Than thirty four a1ie bullets are cas mere
amount The lead lately seized at rotosi and ropon ~
being converted into sings for the use of the rebels
be had at any time. Colonel Blair stu rema'ns
st ebe Arsenal ard denies the truth o. the teegaohc
despatch that he had been ordered 10 Fortress Monroe
II is thought here that he will have enough 70 do at hoe
for the present. Contributions daily arriving frsm
New York. Boston and Philadelphia for the benefit OF the
Missouri volunteers Since the affair Of the revovers
short time since, the troops the Illinois sho e stop
everything directed 20 Colonel Blair ana send word to
opCs 70 Ccmo loF NIB Conslgn N6nt. IL ID
the reoessionists hereafter order anything in Frank
Blais's name,
The business OF swearing in the troops SIN gees
They are willing, with scarcely exception, to sKe the
9th 70 serve for three years, until tie shall be
ended
TIE MCDONALD HABEAS CORPUS CASE.
ST LOUIS, June 8, 1861.
Ia the habeas corpus this morning the FOL owing
return made by General Lyon TO the writ served
him AMI other officers o. the Arsenal on Saturday:
The within named Emmett Mcdonald Is not Imprisoned
detained by me- !, he in my custody, possession,
power control and has not been since this writ was
Issued. have not therefore, power or authority to
produce to be pro1aced his boiy before this
court.
Colonel Blair also makes retarp denying that he has
now or ever had, any power over or custody of the
said NcDonsld
The court then adjourned to enable other parties
cuded in the writ-Coionels B,werstein, Brown and
Nichen-to make answer.
The funeral Of Captain Derby, "John Phoenix, took
place at st. Georges church this afternoon. Cap.so
Totten's battalion OF regulars In attendance and
| rendered military donors TO the deceased.
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ARRIVALS.
GALwAy-Scsmshp Borpssp-1hos Chapman VIM -
brsor Mrs jane oayecr ies Margaret Jaers, kaste
JHder, r bsnisdee.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EEvERs, FEvEa AND AGUE,
EILlogs AFEkCTIo IS CeLpS, RHEpgATIsgs.

NNEVERS, FEVEa AND AGUE,
BILIOUS AFFECTIONS, CeLps RHEpxArIsys,
CCSHvEsEsS. CONSUMPTION
AFFECTIONS OF TIE SPLEEN
W the Live of the Te.tt rn aud al dssRsFs which
"a ~ NE have always exhibited upon digsctn Of I've b
number OF herd points e.taa- sars on
named in The blood vessels sometimes even
fyp IN tie esh dep upon sietf NO
row. these hs hsrt sony eubstSncss <oui Es.er for If
BFArEnEaHs Pills
We're Used Thsy would e puU,sd Of zoe svse, am,
Of happy life would TIE cuieer,s lot sasS ~
esry grave Ale but never bleed In ii toss, "
y D. Carpenter, Etq Of eouvernsur s. LL.ssose o,po
", n W fxty four yr5rc OF he haq rafd pran
dreth RUS Tor h yfor yesre administered ;em irst 10
bis achman who bad ever snd ags; csre oi,bt the day
yer me emu GNU shf fever less seveTe ava eight -r
be next Gay hno SO every chsr day until m chill and fever
oa nc r.up WHEN gas IN about eight from tho first
M nan W. enfey restored TO hts usual sooi heath
cuea IN ets line Bae uted other dicns for Thirty
20 @ ,uunu rem o. ways every raianle for him
M sue taI3y hon iis; las recommended 10 the
.re Hn NE best retis and fe Is confident that
shluy qua bay- s'gaj avsrsSe Of heslsA y ,bess hs
EFsEnRE7HS PILLS
ii q .os 4
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Obituary.
The venerable JOSIAH Dow, father Of Neal Dow, died
on the 1st pst in Portland Ne, having reached the age
Of nearly ninety five years.
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Weekly Bank Statement.
Fire near Oswego.

O5wEoo, June 4, 1851.
fire last night destroyed the dwelling OF l. Cole,
near the city L1ss 81 000 The houee ani furniture
insured for S., 600 In the Northwestern ofl,e.
Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHuADNPKA. June 4, 1S81.
Stocks steady. Pennss vania Gate &c, n; Reading
Railroad, 15X Norris Canai 39X Long ISLAND Railroad
81; Pennsylvania Railroad, s7h EIchargs New
York unchanged
PHILADELPHIA. june 3, 1891.
Flour quiet. Wheat steady and un,haag ID. Cru
dull: salee at 55c. Whskey dull at 1870. lie.
BUFFALO, June 4-tp.M.
Flour dull snd unchanged Wheat dun: sales 60 0eOr
bushels at 90c for No spring; 90, fo- No ! 10 and
97c for sheboygan sDrng Corn dull sales go oasbsls
out Of condition, A. co.. Canal freghs lraer and dull
&c. or corn, and 1890 wheat n Nss Yofl Tn
poris-10 900 hbs four 80 900 busbes wheat and 80 900
bushels cas. Canal expOrts-300 bbl -four sad 0l 600
bushels wheat.
CHICAGO, june !, 1881.
Flour dull. Wheat declined L.: sales az ~, f5r n, l.
IN store, payable IN gold Corn steady y, a6s aGlst
Oats steady. Recipes 200 bbls ur 90 coo BUSHELS
wheat, 1853 COO bushels Fre,ghts G,n!0c or cor,
TO Oswego. Exchange New York PER cent discount
fer gold. The baking houses Of rnkaau Il Co. and
Burcb & co. have assigned.
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BFArDnEaHs pII.Ls

And 70. 1 rhiss sgrAr g.
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Total. 3 ,z92 sos 2745 1876
From the above table it will be that there is fall
ing of in the receipts CT wheat during the past month
compared with 1850 ofneary half million Of bushels.
But these figures do give view Of the
matter; for In the month Of August 1860 there no
Of the crop. This year, however, fully half OF
the receipts in August Of the old crop But
with the surplus OF the old and crop together there
is serious deficiency, while, in the natural order of
things, there ought to be an increase.
With regard to winter wheat, the reports are highly
favorable. In the central counties Of the State the yield
average fully twenty bushels to the acre. but the
breadth less than usual In the southern
counties the crop Is also good with the exception of
places where the army has lessened the YIELD
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MONDAY, Sept. Go P. ".

DVNUAI SeVt V-U u
AsHEs-The market was quiet with small sales Of pots
and pearls at IS rs.
BRRADsTuFFs -Flour-The market, owing to increased
receipts less buoyant and active than on Saturday
Extra grades irregular and closed at easier rates
The sales embraced about 900 bbls closing within the
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Canadian flour was heavy, aud sales we're limited 10
few hundred barrels In lots the above quotations
Southern flour steady, while the demand was chiefly
for domestic and for export The sales embraced
about 700 500 bbls. closing within the above range o.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.

MONDAY, Sept &c p. M.
To-days bank statement compares as follows
with that of last Monday
Week ending Leans Specie Circulation. Deposits
August 81 s1i1 0S1 44 45 O9S 113 sd40 l55 100 00
Sept 7. l3s 5s, $50 Al 1857 $50 ss90,5 1409 O6l
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~ WEST TWENTY SEVENTH STREET. NEAR SIXTH
l. avenre-Furnished Rooms to rent with without
Board; also handsome rarlurs with Bedrooms attached
second door, unfinished House class Terms
derate.
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10 SPRING STREET THREE DOORS FROM BROAD.
] way.~War pricos-ro let, handsomely furnished
Rooms To single gentlemen; the location all the hrsa
class hotels and places Of amusement; reading
Inquire at the Arson House.
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10 TENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AyVNUE.-uAND.
! n snmely furnished Apartments suite and single,
with full Board private table preferred respect
able parties
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on NINTH STREET, BETWEEN UNIVERSITY PLACE
w and Firth avenuc-Gentlemen and their wives and
single gentlemen obtain Board IN house. with
choice OF single Dinner O'Clock.
ference given and required.
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ITO MACDOUGAL sTREET-RICHMOND HOUSE Is
1lO now opened rs private family Hotel for the recep
ton Of single gentlemen, small families tired of boarding
Parties DESTROYS Of housekeeping find every convenience
ut the above establishment
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90 NINTH STREET, BETWEEN UNIVERSITY PLACE
o. and Fifth avenuc.-Grntlemen and their wives and
single gentlemen obtain Board a house. with
choice of in suits single. Dinner six. Refe
exchanged Also front Basement, for party Of
nenlInnen.
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90 GREENE STREET, ABOVE SPRING-AISTON
CC House.-Eleganty furr ished suits OF Rooms, with
Croon water and every convenience for housekecp
ing economically particularly suited for small rcspecta
BILE families Rent low.
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OJ Rooms on second nQor 'front.' to let with Hoard to
gentleman and wife, also Rooms Tor single gentlemen
party wishing Board at price suit the tines dinner 8;
references required.
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BOARDING AND LODGINGS.

slso l57 $50 Al ss7 $50 500 ,5sl ia ,ool ,oe
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10 EAST FOURTEENTH STREET NEAR BROAD
- way Board-ramilies and single gentlemen accom-
modned with desirable rooms at moderate prices. Dnnss
at ca O'Clock. References exchanged.
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7CA MADISON AVENUE.-A GENTLEMAN AND
LOU wife can find at their disposal n suit of Rooms on
second floor with Board first class private house, hand
soney located also Room for single gentleman; best a
references given and required.
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BOARD IN BROoKLyN.-THE PROPRIETOR OF THE
ID Globe Hotel 2i2 pa and 2t6 Fulton street ia
Pineapple street can offer reasan, Rooms for families
single gentlemen wishing Board for the winter
able rates. Dinner at the Globe Hotel at half.past one
O'Clock, and at Pineapple street at six o'clock
SAMMls, Proprietor
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BOARD IN BROOKIYN.-TWO HANDSOMELY FUR
- nsed suits OF Rooms second oor also two
single Rooms may be had, with Board, at los Clinton street.
Of State
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17H BLEECKER STREET SIX BLOCKS WEST OF
l6O Broadway-A new house, with al the modern i'm
provements Pleasant Rooms, with excellent Board, from
So TO IS per week Families with their furniture taken
moderate Breakfast from to dinner 12h and
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BOARD IN BROOKLYN.-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
- or two single gentlemen find pleasant Rooms and
good accommodations with Board and the OF
home by applying at $50 Joraemon street. between
and Clinton streets.
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BOARD IN BROOkLYN-ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR,
- suitable for gentlemen and their wives. also small
Room on third loUr within five minutes the South and
seven Of Wall street ferry References exchanged Apply
at iU) Pacific street,
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7HC BROADWAY, BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH
w strects-A large Room on the first floor and Rooms
second floor to let furnshcd house has all the modern
improvements, and is in pleasant location; terms mode
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BOARD IN BROOkLYN.-A LADY AND GENTLEMAN
- or TWO Single gentlemen obtain superior Board and
Rooms in small private family IS State street,
bath, Nc; IL within minutes walk OF South and Wall
srect icrries. Dinner al GIt.
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Popular INSURANCE Co. of the Nesss !!


In the equitable adjustment and prompt Cash
response to losses, the Phoenix stands pre-
enaineatLy at the head Of ats profession; qohiJe
its srtensipe, practical, and rst-clGas business
system Of local agencies, as not eTcsIed By any
similar corporation IN the a0ortd. sad san. q
The following abstract of the last annual exhibit
Of the financial condition of the PHGNTx,
s is presented to the attentive perrsal A-
Z fl5ey and consideration of the in 1i0
,aa,e.a surfing public ~ s-.7is-.-. avn
i dl Assets, Jan. LIST, 1851 :,asaW
Cash on hand, in bank and Agents ise
hands......--...... .xllSsO44 81
Loans on Real Estate, Bank Stock,
and other security n 43l 20
JNTssC York RGsk Stock, 12S afaf bi8e
shares-market yalue-..........-...... 125, 44e 90
Hartford RanE Stock, 535
shares-market value.................. 164 $50 90
Waterbury Comm RGnIs stOcEs
-138 share5-market veIue......... ID 32S 90
TtRRSssss State BOS6s-20 shares
market value ~ 600 90
.KESscsEtGneOus ROasds bank
y SfOckss-market value ....-...A......e $500 90
msnts. 62sg 80
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They are deAliak D. Sud selling Aiis1's l,proved
Steam Gauge, Wror,ghs Urea Waflsa fiees ard Tu-
bling, Hiram Hepktps AEsFzeFed taras 9achinei
Stephen HUGHES fiQng s1aatFlt3gle &sru1sr Bolt
ing Cloth, Gum Eastic BETTING fae8 III Eqne, &C.,
OF the best kind Tinplaees Stsas E1eas Hl8tk Tin,
Pig Iron, Bahit Metal, SPelfsr. Fire 4sfeE.
They have every facility eE tAa ees9 MarhinerT
and wurkmou, and viii give an work entrusted 20
them, their individual attention, uliiug orders
promptlys warrantinc thoir work, aud are aatiBdcd
with reasonable prices.
80 Office and Sale Rooms, No. co Main stree
Founder y, Boiler Yard 40 Z Machine shop on Pins
street, between First y locoud streets, EvanGs
vile, Indiana dooT
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WORM CANDY.

Sa mt nine LoZenges.
ME offer these Lozenges without disguise %
" their composition. AS their name Imports,
they depend for their efficacy Hpoa santouina alone
rOpeah Levant Worm ed
All the merit which We claim for our medlciBs
Is the purity Of the santonlne which &c taing and
the careful Rlnner IN which il has been incorpo-
rated with and distributed through fbe mass from
which the Lozenges have been formed.
To be sure Of these important points we ha
them prepared at the Louisville Chemical Works,
where the Santonine Is first tested for itB purity
and then combined in the Lozange TO such way Es
20 retain its properties and virtues unchanged.
+ To the PrOfes sion presenta valuable aud we'll
known medicine ia convenient and attractive
form, Of uniform and known strength-the direc-
tons indicating the dose Of santohino according b
the U.iBgP Ill
To the public we otter remedy for worms. On
oacious, safe, and pleasant o. oufectionary az
moderate price.
For sale by all reputable Druag ists throughout
the South West. WILSON, PETER q CO..,
d&w6m. Main 8 u
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R ). RUsF0N- > co.

&fDJH.K1RAES .ss5ffH sis g1 -r7-~- cdr q.
tish Walnuts, figs, raisns,- currantss rock candy
oysters sardines, alum, epsom salts, roll bTimstone
digo, cream tartar Soda bed cords OF all kinds to-
bacco of ell kinds, backing, batting ButDegs ci-
gars of all kinds ginger, race and ground, spanish
per sauce, matches, pickles, stone pipes powder,
safety fuse. soaps of all kincs starch, teas Vne-
gar, camphor, letter, note, cap, and fancy paper
wrapping paper, envelopesi salt petre, gum drops
wooden bowless JUN paste. cinnamon, dried beef,
british lustres bonnet boards java coffee, ink, oil
nails SASH glass, spirits turpentine aIspice soda
pain killer, liquorice, &c., &c, dc. 9tsle $3.50
q A supply of the above kept constantly on hand
june5 No. 4sycamore st.
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6HRIsTfAN ..s-..HM. HEILMA
KRATZ 81 HEILMAN.
#ala CITY FOUNnRV

NJ MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDERS OEsTNAm
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws
ltttrrlll.t hIachllloa lIlillasa lrlr