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The Black Republican., 1865-04-15

Two STEAMERS SuNK.-A telegraphic dis.
patch from Omaha, dated April "a. an
nounces the sinking of the fine steamer Rer-
trand, Capt. James A. Yore, on the after
noon Of Saturday, April 1st,, at o'clock.
insured. Her freight was very valuabie.
consigned to different parties in the mining
districts.-lG. Louis Republican.
BY the arrival of vessel from below, YES
terdav, we learn Of the burning Of the fine
ana wellknown steamer Mark r. Cheek. OF
Tuesday, the 2lst of March, on the Ouachitf
river, about fifteen miles below 0uachits
CITY. while on her way from Bayou Barthol
omew to Monroe, Louisiana, having oil board
at the time a cargo of 100 bales of cotton
Memp7eis argus, IN.
The Black Republican., 1865-04-15
THE TIDE OF EM1eRArIoN.-Thc scenes OF

THE TIDE OF EMIGRATIoN.-Thc scenes on
the levee just now are quite suggestive.
Hundreds Of Missourians of the rebel per
suasion are leaving with their traps" for
other States, and hundreds of the sturdy
svTania and ~ Of States f further r's, east are are
pouring in upon us. The Missouri river
boats are carrying emigrants TO Kansas,
Nebraska, Colorado, Idaho, Montana Ne
Vada and California, beside leaving hun
dreds along the river banks in our own
State. The reports which reach us every
day from the interior betoken an unparal-
leled activity III land sales in every county,
& FSt Tnnis nemocra4
The Black Republican., 1865-04-15

R1 It appears that son Of DR.. Living
stone, the celebrated African traveller has
become a member of the Sd New Hampshire
regiment, and that he has been taken pris-
onar by the rebels.
The Black Republican., 1865-04-15
BRIEF AND SPICY.-The New York Herald
has this sharp paragraph

has this sharp paragraph:
Lord Palmerston declared in his late
speech in Parliament that the recognition
of belligerent rights in the rebel States was
a matter of necessity with the British Gov
ernment, and not Of choice. As there can
be no doubt that there is no longer any ne
cessity existing, it is good time for the
Government to act upon choice and with
draw all the proclamations acknowledging
the rights of belligerents in this anti-national
insurrpction
The Black Republican., 1865-04-15

90 Gen. Thomas Francis Meagher la.
been suspended from command b. Gen.
schoield, under orders from the war De
nar4meut.
The Black Republican., 1865-04-15
THE EVACUATION OF RICHMOND.

GEN, WEITzBLs ENTRY INTO THE CITY.
The Black Republican., 1865-04-15

THE FRENCH IN MEXICO GOING HOME. -
The Black Republican., 1865-04-15

AFFAIRS In PETERSBURG.
The Black Republican., 1865-04-15

HE The Senate Of Nicaragua has passed d
bill granting two hundred and forty acres
of land to actual white settlers.
The Black Republican., 1865-04-15

SCENES and INCIDENTS.
The Black Republican., 1865-04-15

BURNING OF TOBACCO, DEPOTS, BRIDGES.
The Black Republican., 1865-04-15

ORDER AND CONTENT In THE CITY,
The Black Republican., 1865-04-15

STEAMER CAPTURED BY REBELS
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The Canadian Question.
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FUR0RE OF TOBACCO SPECTATORS.
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THE MAYORS LETTER TO GRANT.
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REVOLUTION TN PANAMA.

LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Black Republican., 1865-04-15
FROM NEWBERN, N. G..
Attempt to Burn the City.
The Harriet De Ford 0vertaken,

REPORTED PEACE TALK IN RICHMOND.
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INTERESTING FROM VIRGINIA.
The Black Republican., 1865-04-15
THE ENGLISH FEAR A WAR.

From Western papers, to hand last night
and this morning, we extract the following
late and interesting teleglpphic reports.
The Black Republican., 1865-04-15
FURTHER LATE NEWS.

FURTHER LATE NEWS.
INTERESTING FROM VIRGINIA.
AFFAIRS In PETERSBURG.
BURNING OF TOBACCO, DEPOTS, BRIDGES.
THE MAYORS LETTER TO GRANT.
ORDER AND CONTENT In THE CITY.
THE EVACUATION OF RICHMOND.
GEN, WEITZEL's ENTRY INTO THE CITY,
SCENES and INCIDENTS.
STEAMER CAPTURED BY REBELS
THE FRENCH IN MEXICO GOING HOME,
REVOLUTION TN PANAMA.
The Black Republican., 1865-04-15

miscellaneous news.
WASHINGTON, April 5.-Mrs. Lincoln, left
this morning for City Point to join the
President. She was accompanied by Sena-
tor Sherman, and Secretary Harlan and
family.
PHILADELPHIA, April 5-Senator Sherman
arrived III this city to-day. He left Gen.
Sherman Saturday morning. The army of
Sherman was then about moving, according
to the pre-arrangemed plan adopted on his
late visit to Gen. Grant at Fortress Monroe.
The army was in splendid condition. and its
number much larger than generally sup
posed.
New YORK, April 5-The National Unita-
rian Convention met to-day. Gov. Andrew.
of Massachusetts,, was chosen President.
The reports ofthe different conferences were
read. Nearly 1000 delegates were present,
representing the Northern States and Cana
das.
The Tribune's Santa Fe special of the eth
says Gen. 0rtega, Commanderin-Chief of
the Mexican forces, has arrived with his
staff at Santa Fe. en- route to Washington
where it is presumed he win confer with our
Government in reference to the salvation
and destiny Of Mexico. Juarez is offering
very liberal bounties to American volun-
teers.
The Black Republican., 1865-04-15

WASHINGTON, April Information is re-
ceived here that Fredericksburg is filed
with families from Richmond, and the coun-
try around the former place swarms with
deserters on their way home.
Brig. Gen. Baninger, commanding divi
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A Letter Conserving Returned
.Rebel1. F-.---..- ~ NJ
- Mr. .vsanYs, O, Jnne Sd.

-a -84 MT.NBRAOhS O.I June 50.
Editors IntelRgeneer: A aE
1, as a citizen of a, border county in
West Virginia, have been much concerned
about the feeling agaihst returning rebels,
as exhibited in various meetings at Charles;
town and other points. l fear that such
proceedings on tbeIpart Of our loyal friends
will be productive of much evil, and will
be matter of regret in the future. Where
I am known it will be conceded. l am sure,
that upon my part there was no sympathy
shown with rebels OF their abettors during
the progress of the war. Nay, l always
severity according to their de-
serts; and you are aware. that few suffered
more, or have greater cause to entertain
hard feelings toward this class. But the
situation is now changed; their power is
gone, and as an enlightened and Christian
people We should not cherish or entertain
9 FeVengeful spirit, but exercise forbear-
ance and charity, and llet the lashings of a
guilty conscience. and the stigma of rebel
haunt, them through lifa.l and 1 conceive
they will be sufficiently punished. This
'idriSing out" is altogether impractieable
and lurjust in its operation. Here is Mr..
TAta poor young man it may be, returned,
who was influenced and urged to go into.
the rebel service by Nr. B, his nsighbors q
man Of wealth a1d influence, who has
always claimed to be 9 Union man, and
has s0adroitly conducted himself that you
cannot reach him. In,that case, andsthsy
are common ia-my obseFSat don, You would
banish the ,dRPe; and actor and leave the
principal undisarbed. And this is but
one instance Of many that may be brought
up to show its injustice.
In your. Weekly Of the 3oth ult., you give
q qphtatton from al address, Of our excel
leat Governor. 70 The people of West Vir7
ginia, on this subject, which / thick must
have the approval Of all right thiukiuE
men under the sireumstances in which We
are placed. II these indiTidnAls are guilty
of violation Of law, bring them before the
eourts whose -PoWec will reach q good
Inunbef Of them) and let them be tried and
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- WHEELING w. VAss9FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE g. 1865
tVSelRs- : : - = ~

TheEe " three sisters, Welsh girls, Of
the party-ruddy, amiable, broad shoul-
dered-Who were treated with much at
tention, as desirable acquisitions on the
score Of their health and housewiFery.
Between them they owned s'hnge emattrsss,
several Valises, and an infinity of pots and
kettles.
These wegessEried by some representa-. {.
tive specimens Of of the Bow Bell cockney,
who dropped their sspirates all over Cas-
tie Garden, II theEoute Of these cockneys
be industrio1sIy examined, aspifates as
large as sneezes will be picked up, enough
to drive q windmill. pg3LI 81
Old age was not behind hand in num-
bers. There was, an, old lady in her eighty
fifth year among these chosen people. She
wore double glasses, but hopped, around
very actively. and, like the woman in the
carried her own bed. What OBJ
jece ttis oldlAdy creature could have in
elk thousand miles. It is hard to
Jay. sh96adAGo FelGtiVs aldDg With shsF, !,
but seemed to be in good odor with every
body, and when last observed was sitting
on a trunk looking at the painted ceiling
of Castle Garden, as il it would be q good
place from which to be translated.
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letter arona earihnIlI,.


i. The following is a Translation of letter
which Garibaldi had addressed to the edi
tor of the London Public Opinion, on the
relations between England and America:
SIR:-I always considered from the be-
ginning that the American question was
one which concerned all humanity and
the,wholerwOrld, and was grieved to see
that a part of the Eoglish pubic were OPP
posed 10 the restoration of Union in the
great republic, which arose, it is we'll
knownr from causes of rancor, which pre-
existed between Epglaud and America; but
il. was sad thing that the good sense of
the people who frst established the priuci.
pie of the emancipation Of the slaves did
not manifest itself -in applause to the
North Americans, who showed themselves
10 be the instruments of Providence in car
rying out that sublime idea.
May these lords of the ocean agree, then,
for the good of oppressed humanitJl Sons
OF the same mother, may they see that their
noble race is nova days the bulwark Of
the right ofsuations, and that despotism
foments dissention between them because
it fears them; and because 1t knows that if
they were on good terms it would be i'm
possible for it to execute it's designs, which
are fatal to-libsrty everywhere.
Yours, &c, 9. GARIBALD1.
CAPERA. :AisgGla65. EzE
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UrpIcHv LIZ, January lS, 1895

NsW H PovET = Dear cir; In ? OTemheT 1888,
nv UIfe % token With . severe Oitnrk Of l. nam.
mS,oIy RbtUmotiIm, conhnin, her 10 her bed, and
r' derr bSr entirely he pess for ever four months
after ubich GhsImpTpVrd in bsaltb sqlicient TO be
pTrpps6 CD Ir her bed and occasion ally the pains
WoGid leave her 10 Ehe CT uld get about the room
prou cTutchea But irT more than year abe could
not lit . round ell b.. end With great trouble
ccuId sbs freo hsr'slf, Cod hHne0 and teet ESTe
her eoppiHnt eCmT BD'onS. tho suffered terribly
Tpost OF the lime, Niih severe rainS or crampBln
her S'ouSCh. which appeared periodically, once
month keel ing b,I IN : ed . W'Ek a. time. Upon
nv visiI b ne fr N my reg sut, t6litt v. Jon
the I'd day Of I.c'n eE ls'', called at your drug
siore 81 d IOI nd Jon OPENING some NV goOdl.
& mnr 2 UhicL JOB hnBon's Rheumatic Compound
o. Blooo PDTi6eT AtyoIr'uB. eStioD puIchsseJ
a b tile 1t ICIed like charm in her case kbe
fts b5rn TUti,ely FREE Of 'bs rain IN her ItCmAeh
her st and binds are warm, bhe q Bow, toipE her
CVu LtUtE vol, SId ytSItinry- die the churnipR,
end OF have tbb dbJ r cHiVTd q Witt from her 10
th,Ik y,U in peIioD fol the HEsVeDly (Rs the calls
g. ItiS bee received iTCm The uIt Of JohnBon'S
CCmbouId lshlAH MOOR.
Q. LtSt ,btFr'ulIy SfIm to the bOVe deOcIip-
tiou Of ny case 40 true in every TetPsCt
-biNRiLTTA MOOR.
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To Invalid Soldiers !!
Artificial Legs, Arms, and
Clutches.
9REATIHPROVE THEIR
MAN RUFACTURE.
II 8. GITEalL BosprTA1,

wHIyIIso. " Va, AprIl2Bth. 1885
4 TAKE pIEhtpIe in P'RtiDE tO yon that ] have
caitinlIy 'zAmiI ed the AT'ibcISl Legs mauufAe
iIIEd by - or I'D LEGkAH, ard for which you
ITe nRInt. For Iimplicity If coD11r' ciion aS !
% dT !, bilty ard convenience ] have never seen
,'hrR EQUAL th' m, sud tht IeiOTe chtsstulIy
recon erd them to ary who are M fortunate enough
TO reed SItIhCiSl liubG
Very respectfully, your Obediept servant
JOHN KIRKBR,
=. A.surEeoD, ., g, A., in charge.
RHnlHG, W. Va. April nth 1888
] bEVs cATe'i nY '1SmIrtd the ATuhetAl IGRB Of
LEON RID EGBAH and ord them simple In their
Coz OtIuI tou, OF good WGIkTHnNhip, light and very
Sui sian tally msro They will be quito ~ SofylCe-
chile any artificial l. g In uSO and on account Of
theT EmI lIciIy and strength less lisbo to need
PSiTG / chePTIully recommend them to any who
may Iced artificial limbs.
A. A. Surgeon U. A.
HBEuns, ". Va, April aeth 1855.
The Artificial e. n6I ed for Sai6 by OBAk LBS
HdVsn'SP,S: 'lmprciIy in siTuetu ., strength q
material a. d GornOny IN Price.
Respectfully, R. w. HA ZLBTT,
Surgeon Board Of EnIollment
1t SncrSS NE pItarUIS TO StAte that LEONARD
lIGkAE, corner Of East Commons, AIleRhOny, has
iUInisl Fd . ith A. BTIihE1si leR tha I can use
N'li, alter cIS GFtk'S pSiI g. TheeTfnIlV recon.
pend &c eli who AIo unioTIUTatF1o reed TO give
him call rnft LEWIS RARALRY, 3
epriDgdaie, Allegheny county Pc.
Tor further particulars call on or address
CHARLKssBEHLER, gent q
Monroe street,
apT3S-ly between MAfkut and Fourth
~ T
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if found guilty. punished, "thus proving
ourselves Order-IOVing and Law: abiding

y
subieets."a E-A
1wish to call the attention of the peo-
pie to another matter. Fod know that by
Legislative eDaetment, certain counties on
our border have the prisilsRe OF becoming
part of the State of West Virginia. Peace
and order Is now being restored and the
people of those counties may, soon be in
q condition to vote on this subject. l for
one feel q, deep interest in this matter, est
pecially as to the counties in the Valley,
which Isbelieye are necessary and certain.
~ q very desirable acquisition to our new
State. Therefore 1 hope, mo- pains will be
spared by Governor Boreman aud our peo.
Pile generally, to attain, this great end. 1
tselconadentthats when the Union citiEsns
return to those ceuniies, the majority will
favor the change Rsspesttully yours,
i.it.is g JAiGGs qkRaEAnoH,
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t-'i--s --az-- --+i.'
Il. WOnderful Curative Prop~He, ara Un
doubted. It i1 alrOoys taken internally.
From the Number Of t'1timOnial' received
tee are induced to 6.lievea It eursS nine cases
out Of ten t0hen directions are Strietly fol-
LOtOsd. 1t is ,tnrqualLed for the cure Of
RREUAATISM, GOUT, NEURAL
GA and kindred dissases. For The re-
anopaE Of SerofuEq Kings Evl. Seald Head.
Tetter, Ring Rogm. DC III, hsssa!siHs
claims VaIt superiority oVer all Others.
It's soothing and penetrating qualities are
fell qs soon az taken. Try il and be con
viaesd. -. .-----l-.I-- --.---.iL y ~
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Pm, BrR0H. JsruBry 6 1865.

FnTI BCR0H. JRTubTy . lFoos
RuuB r. T. eJInAe CC Dear I irs: 1t Il
tr 1bt tRctc cJ oIyIpE HI tumAiic Compound Of
bI u I'm tfiIBl ever tired ioT Bf er Atilm urS,
viii uui DOT bits Il srT'st =. mCH speedy NAS
Com mi d. ut III cs u'U have been like a pew
man. Y Or N pedicIbs 10 Invaluable, feyond doubt.
Eno hereby ISSommIId II TO al ahiHcted a. tho
Only AuTi cure for that a'niul disease.
JAS. B. McCLATOHEY,
4
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Witness-P. A. MeClsliand,

PliT BUTo, January 1s, 1855.
NCsSrS. B. z. E.fTLLERB 4 u .2-GsntB;. Allow me
to 'ni,Iu yen thst hAo boy, DtK Year, Of aEe, 20
sfhiotsd With ii sumHtil IN thai hiS leg was drawn
cT'tksd and very mitch dhHbled. After tT1tng all
The lirip suis tuulo hear Of, 10 NO puTpoIe VAS
recon mSId'd to ivy JobDSCL's RhSumAtic Com
Io,Ud, manufactured by yOn-I purchased bottle
HL6 btirIe the halt OF It used the boy'S leg be
came pSife ~ straight, and the pain left him en-.
IIeiy. II j. 'Ttice 10 yoU take pleasure in giving
yCu this iDCTn nioD Tor the good Of those Rho are
afflicted With the AAme dIsesHs
We. BOOTH. 9th Ward.
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T!he Hnmmera p1ihhnnad.

The unique body known as 1.-THE Bum
nsrs," is disbauded blythe following order,
whicbfis doubtless authsRtie, because we
fn d it in,the Army and Nqpy, JoArnas:-
"HRADqUARTERs, CHIEF OF BuhxERs. !
'@i In rHE P1ELD. RAGEreaaN O.,
20 April ~, 1865.
"Geueral Orders No. 1855.
81. After four ~ years of Rrduous
struggle in the perpetuation of the war, the
Bummers of the Military Division of Athe
Mississippi, unsurpassed in pure, cue.
seduess, are forced to abandon their profess
sion of arms, by reason of the promulgsrion
of ipeace-an event over which they had no
control. -..-..-,-...
'.II. need not tell the surviving Bum.
mers of. so many thieving expeditions,
that thisiunhappy, unthought OF, and un.
called for result was brought about by no
effort of theirs.
iii. The dead humble bee will be the
adopted badge. .ofthe wellknown command,
and will be worn by every member on all
occasions, as a mark. of distinction from
other commando. --,..-..-.-..- srg
"IV. Your Chief takes pleasure In ten
dering you bis sincere thanks for the no
BILE and efficient. manner in which You
have performed the arduous labors of your
department, knowing that, in many iu-
stances, danger was more plenty than
plunder; and a desire to obtain the latter
more evident among you than willto
brave the former. -.
"V. Feeling assured that each one of
you will eventually be cared for in your re
spectiVs State Prisons, your Chief refrains
from issuing further orders for your future
welfare and discipline.
'7I. AndnoW trusting that each one of
you may psssthe unexpired term of your
lives in enjoying acquired wealth and
happiness, your Chief, With much regret,
is reluctantly compelled to bid you-
adieu. F. RACE,
ttChiet of Bummers.D
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TEE CIRCU TAoUPs

q II Vim " NJ " g u
Is the largest aud most complete ever combined IN
one ts,aSli'hme1t, be uG co nposet Of the NJ pop
ulRr, a. lliul aud Accumulated p rfor mrs 10 .
sdon, having beeu OeIrcteh from the nr't eSteb-
lisbments iD irope aud tmsTica AmJuS tho
pIincipaI ATtiStsS arc the ll0WinS:
MAD ME- MELVILLR, tho Anstrnuau Equestrian,
tn. m"st beautiful and aecompl she Ia iy rider
in IL . RI;
JAMS Ss Melville, the Au'tr allan performer, Who
stands Withou' Pc In the ar~rA Th. dis.
tIDGuIshsd Austra Ian T.uiIy whose g lle tTI.n
and Mi9sella ems Pc iormanse, haV WOn q
world. wide Tsputatin';
MAJ Tea FRANK hE@VlLLE, the youthNuI EqneS.
trian;
MAsTEa SAMUEL WELVILLT, wonder 10 Per.
fecton Iu all he .ttsmpG
GEO: a.tViLLE, the Prinntpal Fq Ie't'iau;
Ph1L0 Ma HAS, an artist Who - pTSi85 is gTe1t
In mouths Of Wisest csaEu ., whose pr oTm.
Ances on ore, two, three aud our horB6S are OK. |
g orllei by one the world; 4 !
'Wh. KINEAOB the mAu OF q nndrei SomsIIAu'tS
and the renowned representative OF the &c n.
trio PETE JENRINt;
SHAPPEB 4 VII .TNSY, the AFRO ats, par ex9eI-
lonce OF the UHIteI StA'sS the mo ,rink aud
tn illinR rApeas PSTElFme ever seer;
jim w D, tn. fuuniest OF OInWns 10 Ooa te songs
sAyirgS aueeS, slack pc -xsreISeS Pi4ts
spinning T'mnl pg, never EAiliag 70 erea. .
big fuss E;rer-lly.
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EnBton 8 Storey's Brewery a 9
IT He uudoEdsneag having t1elr NSy BrGWUEydt
j TIN euTuET'Ot ouiUUy and MARKET rgrieOtS 7nnUls
in complete running order, and fitted up With OVoT
modern improgOm0nt Qafoit eElil Of their Guperi.
OF AlsGT ? RPIB-6 sesI8uSTuHG SRORRE,iss
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ThuTsday q Friday, June sth q 9th
At 2 and o'clock P. 81,


ThuTsday & Friday, June sth 4 9th,
At2 and o'clock P. 81,
under ono enormous pavilion. f,r oae price OF I'D.
mission which. standing tho enoruaS out
lay attendant upon such an uoprsOodso.-A 4 e'n6i.
nation, Is fxsd 81 the low aEure Of SO GENTS.
Children under ten yeaES Of age, hHn price.
The Bridges win be free TO all f'ot Pa"en SsrS for
the two days.
On RRIDIY there VII b given MoREINa
BxaIBIrION Of the HipoPOtamus, Perforuiug
Elephants, aud Nenagerio, without tNe cireus at
10 o'clock A. NJ, at which tims LIBERAL deau.aoa
viii be made to sehoOls'
rz1-Fhs oRAED PkU5ESsI9N Tin enter the
To- . ct II O'Clock A. u preceded by the @ GAM
RIO HIBUP0TANUs dra1u BY TEAN SLG.
PHA rs, TO 70 p1mb.r3 I. IIoSed By WITH sR8
Wa Kingdom OPERA BAND the UrSpd NE AS.
RRIt the extepSVe CIR Jus 8ui rFoupe Of ArLis q
together with tue 90 Eeous PirHphEnaliA Of the
Metropolitan COm6in1tiIn
sTif3f J. J.HGLVIILR, Director Of Arena
oH HRARNsWoRrH,A Agent, mJSI-st
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ExO"s1OR-
Il H. al Ii 8A
The Great Internal Remedy
JOHNSON'S
RaEUMAFIC5 HI Il,illii a. COMPOUND
HOOD PURIFIER.

90 q x HE Il
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

oNt VI Ah>D "tDs>sA>ssN
Tart, Acid, Ci,ric Acid, Acahol
Aloe-. Aqui Armenia, Csrb, do, Muir do
Arrow Root, uum AZ atrtida, B'ue Mass
Borax, Calomcl. Gum Camphor, Cayenne
Pepper, Chlori, Lime Ckloroiorm, G. owes,
Cr,nsote, Cream Tartar, GRID Elm bark,
Tiuct. Ergot, Sulph Ether. Nitric Ether
Blue Store, Flax Seed, Gtosnd do. Gaub
Salts, Pulv Ginger, Cum Arabic, l'uIy
lppieae, luly. Ja,lap, Coopers lsing
tilass, Lunar CaHstic. Mace, Husbands
raenesia, Ky. Mustard, Sulph Morphine
Act. Morphine. Muriate do, Nuimegs
Castor oil, Gum Opium. Puly. do, Chlnr
potassa, lodilc DO, Quiuiue, l'uly. Rhea.
barb Saltpetrc, Tanaiu, Ext. Giugcs, Os
goods Cholagogac Nright's Veg. Pills,
l'rnndriths Pills, Meats do TGylor's
Strengthening Plaster II. Il. Relief,
Y ermiiugc, laudauuu, Parcgoric, bovera
Powders. Crotou Oh Sweet OF, Pain
Killer, Mustang Liuimeut, hi CaFh Mag
nesiu, Compound Spirits Lavender, Snlph
Zine, McMecns Elixir, Syrup Rheubarb,
iercurial Ointment, Arctic l.inineni
StaApeie Mixture for chills, Ba,,ley's Se.
hatiyc lllis,eriug Ointment, Adhesive
Plaster lsiug Glass do, Neratria. Ar
Spirits Ammonia, Quinine Forrocy, ttTic
tlninine and Iron, SeidIl2 Powders, Tan.
tharidal tolodian, Iron by Hydrogen,
Glycerina, Ess. Peppermint. Spts Cam.
phor, Wine colchicum, Sarsaparille,
Mel cans Cordial. Woodlands Expector
an, lostettuss li,ters. Epson Salts
colodiaD, Congress Water, Port Wine,
malaria Wine, Sherry Wine, Am Saf.
from Bay Rum, Balsom Caprvia, Hive
syrup, Hair Dye, lloIFman's Anodyne.
Minor Fever Cure. Red Chalk White
Chalk, Indigo, Salaratus, soda, Bath aud
Surgeons sponses, sp,s rurpertine,
barys Triccpherous, brakes BtterS
PHI Boxes. noublc and Single Trusscs.
Chi'dfen- Trisscs, Wedge wurd Mortars,
Irvine. Ceiling Wax, White Lead. Lin.
seed oil, Putty Copptras, Black Pepper,
sulphur, Corks, Bottles, and Walls, AS
sorted Extract Logwood Chip lockwood
Spanish Whiting Allspice, and many
other articles too numerous to mention.
We regret tina, circumstances have re
dlctd rs % such an extremity that Sc are
usabie to conduct business "a Formerly
.,t - -.t,i. .ts hn"n
tia, ri,h q liberal portion Of the trade Of
our old friends, and the public generally
that we may be enabled soon TO resume
rat Old business
We are prepared to sell these goods as
low ms any house this side of New Orleans
and ir.H 10 50.
We invite the attention. Of Druggists
Physicians, and the Public, to our stock o.
Drugs. rs il Is the largest ever brongh, tc
dis market. Gail aud examine it, If VT
do not sell to gov :, viii not be our fault
The highes, market price will be pait
70. Corro> and Woo', in the ebosc ar
,icles in Gres"haeks. or in Specie.
G.. q. GREGG X co.
Marshall, Texas, aug % 'G5. n5O-u