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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-15
STAT. OF MASSACHUSETTS,, :.
County Of Berkshire.

County Of Berkshire.
z. H. Kellogg, President, and J. G. Goodrdge
Secretary, OF the Western Massachusetts Insurance
Company being severa.iy sworn, Aepose and say
that the foregoing is full true and correct state
ment Of the affairs Of the said company; that the
said insurance company is the bona fde owner Of 1T
leastone hundred Thousand dollars Of actual cash
capital invested in stoskS and bonds. or in mort
z ges on Real Estate, worth double tho amount
for which the same is mortgaged that the above
descr, bed investments, ner any part thereof, are
made for the benefit Of any individual exercising
authority in the management Of mid Company,
either a. President, Treasurer, Secretary, Direct
or, or otherwise that tho mortgages shove Dc
scribed have not been assigned, nor IN any man
ner released Or impaired BY said Company and
that they sIe the shove described officers Of said
Insurance Company.
lSignedl I. d. KELLOGG, President.
]. G. GOODRlUGE, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me this Esd day
[Sisnedi ROBERT W. ADAM,
Justice Of the Peace.
AUDITORS OSrrcs, IowA,l
DesMoises, Feb. lst, 1851.
IT Is HvREBY CERTIFIED. That on tho 3lst day
| of January, 1861, . sworn statement was fled in
this once, showing the condition Of the Western
Massachu use t. Insurance Company, located q
Pittsfeld, in the State Of Massachusetts, on the
Let day If January, 1851, in accordancs with =
provi ion of An act Of the General Assembly Of
the State Of Iowa, entitled an sct in relation IA
| Insuran.e Companies, approved January 28th
| 1857. and an act mandatory thereto, approved
February 9th, 1858; that said statement shows
that said Company . possessed Of the requisite
amount Of capital, and invested q required By
Law.
Authority is therefore given 70 the shove
named company to transact business Of insurancs
IN this State in accorl lance with the laws thereof
until the lst day Of January, 4. u, 1859.
II j. also certid d. that John l.. Swis, ESQ.,, Of
Davenport, has been duly appointed By said
Company their lawful agent ana attorney for th,
county Of SCOTT, with fall power u take risks Of
insurance therein, and TO acknswledgs service Of
process, - provided by Law. upon his filing with
| tho Clerk of the District Court in and for ssit
county, scsrti6sd copy Of the statement On Ai'
| in this ONCE II il further csrti6ed that Ii,
attached 10 . true and correct copy Of the ststs
ment.
In testimony whereof, have hsrsunto ct =.
hand and sfixed my seal Of once, this Let day 9
m. 81 Nv .CATTt LII,
| frvs1 Auditor Of State.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-15

C. G PLUMMER, No. 50 Brady st.,
Agent for Grover + Bakers Sewing Machines.
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LIQUORS.
sANADA I.laltOM rOhE

NO. - brady Sstses.
y e IS 6-0-A
A SPLENDID NEW AssORrwREr OF
~ Foreign and Domestic Mines ana r,s.Iies
Just received snd Tor sale loo fov each, 80.
Superior Ola togpsc. II ,h- be-, hy,nds
Cata~b. nrsndv very Ans sad psss.
Am.r'", 'aHdy. ,.r c'.A'"g parv oses,
Old Bourbon and Rye WHISKY, xussan, eed ru,.
Sherry Port aud Madeira Wines. I'D and rs,me
Sparkling faiaais and Ghamrsgne Wines.
OF the very hest brands
Cherry. l~csh.rrs and Raspberry Brandy
e. cd tor dyser ferv md disrri a..
CIDER 'negsr omm' Vinegar Sorghum >vrop.
DC, &c sc DC n.
NJ IT which sill he -.Ji fsicc- ~ nj, tie
lfes, e.tie' ~hni..u- 4
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-15

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: CLUBBING.
A discount Of twenty-five Per cent. from the
ahovo prices viii b allowed 70 CLuBs ordering
four comics q aay one u more Of the above wesks
Thus: Fear copies Of Blaekwsod, o. Of one Re-
- -yieW. viii - cent p 80 address for - four
eouSss Of the four Revi0w6 and BlaekWood ior 80;
aa1 % On. tx
gni@I N RO0rA06 OFT I
-is. 4 III - yusnsipal Oieiss aaa Tswns these
aae ves0u vill = dskvsssa 10BB OF DO6T.
A0B. Whsa soat by 0a3l, tAe RooP4est - aay
-asf u19t - - UI3nu1 G1noO Utll ~ but Twenty
1oaron Ungs1R = GlnshUeed,s - ~
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5nes Q1nsss VI III sAs 3gIigFs 40 fs6ssaf tai -
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ST n II II N Il VT
or tn. CONDITION or rae
Western Massachusetts, ms. Co.,
On the 18th Of January, 1861.
MADE TO THE AUDITOR OF IOWA, PUR-
WI suant to the Statute Of that State, entitled
II n act to regulate Insurance Companies, not ia
oorporated BY the State Of lows" passed January
2Sth, 1857.
The name Of the Company is, "Westen Massachu-
sets insurance Company and Is located ct
Pt'sfeld, llass.
The amount Of its capital stock is.. 3l5O.OOO 90
The amount Of it, capital stock paid
up ................... 100000 90
ASSETS.
Cash Of the Company on hand. .......4 1917 "a
Cash in hands of and duo from agents. 1879 O5
Real Estate unincumbel ed............ None.
Personal property. ................... 1869 "
The bonds and stocks owned BY she Company -
per vouchers accompanying, how secured and rate
OF interest thereon, to wit:
Amount.
2O2 shares of the Pitts6eld Bank stock. $50, 6o4
% shares Of the Agricultural Bank stock. 2,S75
80 shares Of the Webster Bank Stock. $3.50
81 shares of the Merchants Bank stock. 32lO
81 shares Of the Adams Bank stock ...... 9,3l5
% shares Of Rochester City Bank STOCK. $500
shares Of the Lee Bank stock. ........ eVO
5 shares Of the Hadley Falls Bank stock. $40
Total Bonds and Stocks. ....... .&42, so4
Debts due the Company secured BY mortgage on
unincumbered Real estate per vouchers accom-
panying.
The mortgage Of sundry persons - per
certificate Of NJ s. Wilson, Register. $50
The mortgage Of sundry persons, as per
certificate Of X. hitting, Register. ..... $1,000
Deb's otherwise secured ~ per vouchers accom-
panying, viz:
Par value. Market value. Am't loan'd
IS shares Of the
Pittsfeld bank
stock...... $4,000 $1,000
5 shares Of the
Stockbr idge
4 Pitts6eld X.
R............ 500 $3.50 500
Total amount loaned on above SO 900 90
Accrued interest,". NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 24ol IS
Debts tor premiums .................. none.
All other securities. 66,847 A
LIABILITIES.
Tie amount of liabilities due or not due
| to banks or other creditors. ......... none.
Losses adjusted and due. ............. sone.
Losses sdu and not due. ..........$ 6,4l3 81
Losses unadju listed -. :. ........ $4,000 20
Losses in suspense, waiting for further
proof NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. none.
All thor claims against the Company,
none except for small contingent ex-
lenses.
Total liabilities. ............$ $50, Alb "a
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ASAAH 49, =
GrNJeoHs go - Doesr !
Il soasssl MiddliaD, 1sas, 6hssts, Osas I'D
RU00LBSi,
fryso-dtfl No. II. Yse sesosd street.
To Farmers.
vTO RENT.-1 GOO. HARN, SEVEN AND
j ono half niles from Davenport. Hose bat
these that caa come we'll rseomnsadsd nsed apply.
Cal =. No; ~, East s'e0et ;'r; e. = wvcr
Flour and Feed store.
TINE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLO OUT
i their we'll known Flour and Feed establish
ment ON Second street, 70 NJ. /. D. kuggies, take
pleasure in introd ucing him to their old custom
ers, and skiing foe him the sADs liberal custom
90 freely extended ~ ourselves, for which We
desire returning our sincs thank.
r 3 AND FEED STORRs
1. d. r U @ g l. Es,
(SUOCE2SOR 70 ROWE d HYDE)
Commissio Merchant ssA Dealer u all
k1nAe 81 Rloos ~.
No. II " ut "a st., Davenport, Iowa.
Winter Wheat Flour,
Spring Wheat Flour,
buckwheat Flour,
Graham Flour,
Rye Flour,
Rye Meal,
Corn Neal, bolted
Corn Meal, coarse.
Middlings,
Bran and Shorts,
Oats,
Corn in ear,
Corn, shelled,
and all kinds Of Mill Products, viii be kept CON.
stantly On hand and sod 1t reasonable prices for
cash. Purchases delivered in any part Of the city
free Of charge.
The subs cnbsr is prepared to pay the highes.
market pricefor country produce. nova'f
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-15

IA ANUDAC7UnR,
M and Dealer ID
Ceps, hats asA Pass,
keeps . selected
Stock Of I'll kiDds
OF Gloves and fues,
|sush - Capes, Vie
sosines, CuGs, Aa6s,
-. Robes Of ~
kinds. tus Onsts,
0loVoeaBo Mistaoa,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-15

Which they guarantee equal to any in tho market,
and inferior to none. These Inks have been long
used in the principal Eastern AID Southern print
ing oiices, and IN case hous they failed 70 iss
sasse/aeti0a. Orders will receive our prom pte,t
attention. We oal attention 10 tho folio wing list
Of prices.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-15

RRTuRA OF AN ON FELLOW CiTisEN In our
advertising columns will be found an announce
ment that DR.. Henry Gibbons, an old Whining
tonian, who has just returned home visit,
will deliver lecture on his experiences of travel
by the overland route from California, &e, at
the Wilmington Institute Hall, on Saturday even
ing next Most of our older citizens will remem-
Der DR.. Gibbons aud will he more than glad to
welcome him again to his old home, though but
for short time as well as to hear his familiar
voice as a lecturer, not as formerly, in the tenn
perance cause, but in recOuntAg what he has
seen and known of the harlships Of travelling on
" the plains and through the mountains and
deserts of California aud Texas
Dr.. Gibbons narrowly escaped being taken by
the Indians at the very spot where the recent muir
ders took place, the evidences of which were still
fresh on the route he travelled over, which wa
what is known as the Overland Mail Route, AM
is entirely distinct from the Pony Express line
He has been absent from this city for man.
years, and has resided about IL years in Cafor
min, and now returns to fluid many changes in til
place Of his BIRTH not the least of which, per
haps, is the erection of the new Wilmington Iu
sttute Hall, rs the successor of the old Deawar
Academy, Of which, we believe he was one
the most active members. His interest in wha
concerns Wilmington is manifested by the gene
rous offer to deliver the lecture of which We hay
# spoken above, without charge, the proceeds t
e be considered as his contribution to the buildin
d fund Of the Institute.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-15

Fnrf gu,nfar 1. A., ~ ,...,,.,.I nt. ,.aason
of Al. r..',.,. " ''aS1'''se' 49, -.
MANAGED al ss ~. - .,s
arraa. Nv ~ us'a''s VI 'ne p'o. - eoips'e
c,roli,,a : sVl'-'S,
'Nir Tinoo,n !. la,as.a; .ols' Wv 80, 40,
which viii b,nn m .;,S ,Ss ,rai,ors he
ao,;no n,aa. a.. - - Gaaaa.i $50 hoe
eouclndad n evocna,s tho ror,
ia thus toor low tho aoa If ,ba uaion in
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-15
TuE FORTS.

In the Senate OF the United States on Wednes-
day, Mr.. Douglas, Of Illinois, offered the follow
ing resolution, which was read for information.
R,soived, That the Secretary of War be re-
questcd 10 Inform the Senate what forts, ArsenAs,
pavyyards and other public works within the
limits OF the States Of South Carolina, Geurgia,
Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana aud
Texas are now within the actual possession and
occupation of the United States, by what mum
Der of meu each is garrisoned aud held d nd
whether reiuforcenieuts are necessary to retain
the same and if so, whether the government has
the power ana meaus, under existing Avs, to
supply such reiniOrc, ments within such time AS
the exigencies and necessities Of the case NAV
demand. and whether the defeuce and protection
Of the United States aud their interests make il
necessary and wise to retain military posses. ion
of such forts, places and other property, except
at Key West and Tortugas, and to reeapturc mud
reoccupy such others as the United States have
been deprived of by seizure or surrender for
any other purpose, and with view to any other
end than the suhjugation and occupation Of those
States which have assume the right TO secede
from the United States and within whose limits
such forts and other public property aresituate1;
and if such be the motives for recapturing aud
holding the forts and other public property, what
military force, including regulars and volunteers,
would be necessary to enablethe United States ia
reduce the States aforesaid, aud such others as
are supposed to sympathze with them, to sub
lection and obedience to the laws Of the linton,
and TO protect the Federal capital.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-15

Docs this look like reaotiOnl The New York
Town elections, so far as published stand thus -
Cattaraugus County has elected 20 Republican
to . Democratic Supervisors. Last year 81 Re-
publcsns to 10 Democrats
Clinton County, Republicans II, Democrats O.
Same as last year. though the Republican ma
jorites are heavier than they then were.
Erie County, Republicans "a, Democrats IA,
gain Of 3.
oswego County, Republicans 20; Democrats
o. The Republicans have gained and lost one
being net gain Of q
Sullivan County, Republicans C, Democrats 8.
Last year the Democrats had TO- and the Re
publicaus 4, being gain of ..
At the municipal election held in Bangor,
Maine on Monday, isaiah stelsou, Republican
was reelected Mayor by $50 majority.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-15

PRoF WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE This Re-
storative for making the hair grow, stopping its
falling out, and restoring gray hair to It's original
colors, is becoming celebrated All the quRCk
nostrums are giving way before it. Three iourths
of the mixtures for restoring and identifying the
hair, does more injury than good They burn
it up-destroy the life of its ts-.-make the
hair fall of, and produce premature badness
But Prof Woods Restorative may be relied upon
as containing nothing which can in any manner
be injurious to the hair, while its success in nc
cOmplishng what it pretends to do has been
verified in hundreds of cases. We advise gray
heads, and heads getting bald all who wish to
save their wool or obtain n new stock, to get a
bottle of Woods Restorative,--N. \, Democrat.
Sold by all respectable Druggists.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-15

WHAT DOES WILMINGTON INSTITUTE
MEANg'

have before me a card or ticket for admission
to n Sabbath School Exhibition, on which it is
stated that it will be held sin the Wilmington
Institute" The person who prepared this ticket
certainly supposed the wilmington Institute"
means the building, and it is quite probable that
three fourths of our citizens have the same no.
ton, and would use the title in the same way
There are some pretty large members of the
"lnstitnie," but we doubt if even a considerable
number uf them combined would be willing to
rent themselves even for the purpose of having
held in them Sunday school exhibition. This
instance of the misappicaton of the name Of the
incorporation or company is given to show the
improperly of the name it bears destitute
is term of such various Specification that it is
considered, by some, inappreprate-it is MOI
precise enough to convey M exact and distin-
gushing idea of the character Of the society
As seen above the name has been considered tc
mean a building, and not m association of per-
sons and it is quite likely that most people VIII
hear the words Wilmington Institute will cal
up in their minds the image Of the ediice at thu
corner of Eighth and Market streets, AMI euiirel.
reject the idea of the gentlemanly citizens :
whom the title is intended apply. The name !
not good one. i.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-15
DIED

McINTIRE.-0n 2lst of Feb, 1861, in Marion
County, Missouri PHEBE A. wife of VIM A.
Mclntre and eldest daughter of VIM. @. Seeds
in the 33d year of her age.
GE0RGE.-ln st. Georges IId., on the 1lh
inst, LIZZIE McMuLLEN, daughter of Jonathan
Il and Sarah George, aged years, 3 months
and days.
MEG0NlGAL.-At LEM, Delaware county, Pa,
on Monday evening, lth inst, ANNIE, wife of
Lewis Megonigal, aud daughter of John How.
ard, Of Village Green aged about 81 years.
WALKER.-March 8, MARY, daughter of John
Walker, of this city, aged years.
KlRBY.-March o, ISAAC II. KiRnY, of this city
aged 45 years.
DALTON.-on the 9TH instant, IDA j., daughter
of Alban and Hannah Dalton, aged year, Q
months and l6 days.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-15

ANTI-SEcEssIoN IN MIsslssIPpI.-There was
an anti Secession meeting at Smiths Store, Jones
county, Mississippi, on the 10th Of February
Wa learn from the Brandon Republican, says the
Nashville Patriot that there were many speeches
made on the occasion protesting against seces-
sion and the increased taxation of the people on
the part OF the State, and calling for still larger
meeting Mt Tallahomo The proceedings of the
meeting were furnished the Republican for pub
LEGATION, but we're declined on the ground that
the will of the majority of the Stnte expressed
for secession ought to be respected, 1t has
come to pretty pass that the freedom of the
press must he denied to any portion of the people
because the majority is believed to be against
| them-Pairiol.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-15
Sherif,s Sale.

Asas By virtue Of a writ Vendihon Exronns to me
lz directed, will be exposed to Public Sale, at the
a M house Of John Foster, In tho city OF Mlmingon'
,ks9Nah New Castle County, Delaware, Un THuRSDAh,
the 18th OF March, 1861, at o'clock p NJ, the following
described Heal ESTATE, viz.
Lotof Land situate lying and being in the Hundred
and city Of Wilmington and county At residi to VII
Beginning the eaFerly side of King street at the dis
lance Of 20 feet inches from the fouihery side Of sa
enth street, thence by line passing through the gable
wall between this and the messuare Of Rubsoca Gray
and parallel with seventh street ~ feet to corner Of we
said ebecca Gfays land thence northefg and parallel
with King street % feet inches to the sonthery tide OIL
Seventh street; thence thereby eastery IL feet 10 the
easerly side Aey feet wide thence with the east
ery side ofsald alley ~ feet inches in southery u,
reeton 10 corner stake; thence westwhfdy hy line q
Samuel Barrs land passing through the middle ut saul
Samuel Bats piazza wall at the width Of Inches and
the middle Of the gable wall between this and the SAD
Samuel Barrs house 100 feet and inches to the easerS
side OF King street. thence thereby % foot inches TO thi
place of besnnin be the contents thereof more or less
with Brick Dwelling thereon erected .,
Seized aud taken in execution the property of WI
liam B. Virgins and to be sold by 1870. =, SO
sherif's nnlce, New Castle. March s. Is6l.--6-ts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-15

DY virtue Of writ OLoyAr FAslas to directed Will
ID he exposed to Pablo Sale, at the house Of Martin D
Ball, in the village Of Delaware City IN Red Lion Hun.
drel New Castle County DEL on FRIDAY the 18th O
March, 1861 ut O'Clock, p M the following described
Real Estate, viz;
All that eertan Plantation or Tract Of LnId, situate
lying and being IN Red Lion Hundred Aforesaid bounded
and described follows wit; Beginning at tbs EAST
end Of large ditch called the straight ditch line OF
ths and And Of William Rsybold and runhng on the ar
fcal bank Of the march and the river Delaware, VIZ;
North 10 degrees east "a perches, nrth grees east
perehe north II degrees ca perrhes north degrees
FAST % petches north degrees and half east G2 peros
10 the OF another ditch, line If this and land on
John Reybold thence wi sait diteh and leaving the
river north II degrees Oa arches To stake thence
50 degrees west 10 errhQs to the Neck road
from Delaware City to Port PENN thence with said road
south II degrees east III Ieohes south degree west uo
perhes to the St. Georges creek thence south - degrees
eaa 80 peches to ditch thence with said ditch nern
degrees east II perchts to The middle u the slraght
ditch aforesaid and thence with the same north Z. o.
grees l4 perches to the place Of btgnning centAn
ing 20 Acres Rods and IS Perches Of Land pe INT
mere or less.
CathAtlns NJ King and Adam e King and to be SUI ny
/ LEVI II, MOORE, Sheriff.
sherlf's ONCE, New Caste March ., iSGl SITS
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-15

GoDgY's LADY's Book for April has come to
hand wearing most beautiful appearance. The
coored Fashion plate represents all the gorgeous
oOlors Of the season. The Book contains numer-
Gus designs for making ladies and chldren's
garments, headdresses, sc. 1t also contains
patterns of Embroidery and Fancy work These
illustrations are all handsomely executed. The
Lady's Book is among the cheapest and the best
Magazines published. No lady should be with.
out it, for with the aid of its pages, she can
make up many beautiful articles at little cost
There aie also many excellent receipts for cook
ing, which will bO very desirable for those mex
pcrieneed in housekeeping The literary matter
is excellent and is suited to the tastes of all
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-15
AND FRIDAY MARCH 49,

VolcE FOR THE UNION IN NEW ORLEANS
The New Orleans True Deitd still stands firmly
by the Union, and daily thunders forth its de-
nunciations of the Secessionists. 1t concludes
an article denouhcing Mr.. Buchanan as traitor
to his country, and Senator Slidel as having
chung to him " while there was an office tn dis
pense, job to be consummated, or d.country 10
betray," with the following prediction =" Our
opinion is that, sooner or later, the abortons Of
Washington and Montgomery will be brushed
away, and the true Democracy Of the nation,
enlightened by the past, will resume the admins
tratlon of their country, purify its counsels, do
justice to all sections, and with a united front
again place this nation in that commanding pc
sition before the world from which villainou'
conspirators for the moment have degraded it,"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-15

Knights OF THE GOLDEN CIRCLE Tile Louie.
viii Journal says that Gen. Buckley, who IL one
of the leaders Of this secret hhbusteriug essocia
ton, delivered speech at Jeifcysoptown, Ky, on
Saturday evening. In the course Of hiH remarks
he claimed that every American citizen Ind d
right to change the present system of government
States aud become Unidentified with any other
Confederacy. This he said held good ne to in.
divilual rights or the rights Of entire communal
ties. lie stated hut the X. G. c. we're oreaniz-
Cd four years ago, the project lin ling been start
ed in Kentucky, to effect more perfect un,eu
aud maintain Southern rights; that tuere
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-15
H. R. Bringhurst's bulletin,
Wholesale aud Retail Druggist, (Sl7) Fourth ana
Market street,

Wholesale aud Retail Druggist, (3l7l Fourth and
Market street,
CEpHALtC PILLS (spauldings) for Head Ache at H.
r.. BringhurHts 3l7 Market street
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHES one Of the best
articles fol diseases otha throat &c at H. H. Btnshusts
Drug Store.
TOwNsENDs sARsApAR1LLA, fresh stock just re-
ceived and for sale by H. X. Bringhurst Apothecary
WtSHART'S Pine Tree Tar Cordial, the celebrated
cough preparation to DO had at H. r. Drnghnrsts Drug
Store
spAPFORDs OLIVE TAR, the genuine article to be
had by calling at II. It. BringhurHts Drug Store.
Mrs. WINS Ow's SOOTHING SYRUP now 10 great
demand for children teehng, at II. r. BrughurstH.
fLAsKS Tor sportsmen-1 have a hne assortment Of va
ilous sizes from X pint 10 pint have Just imported
them and they are tbs finest quality Of Dizons faaks'-
H. r. Btinghurst SIT Market street.
brandy and WlllskRY selected pure aud OF hhe
quality for medical purposes. by H. X. BrlnshurB
fLAGd'S RELIEF for the immediate relief OF pain At
II. r Bringhursts
| JAYNEs ExpectorAnt and sAnatye Pills for sale By
| the agant. II. r. Brnghurst
COLD CREAM idr chapped hands lips for sale In
any quantity by II. X. BrnghurAt.
FINE SALAD OIL, a superior article at ii. r. Bring
hutstiH,
H0sTETTER's BITTBRs, they give general sAttiaeol
aud are in great "vogue," II. r. Bringhufsl
/ ami all at