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nODEY'S LADY'S BOOK.
Dec. 2l, 1864 6t7

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. uditor's Notice,

( uditor's Notlcc,
\ The undersigned
Auditor, appointed by the Orphans Court
Of Cambria County, to1eport distribution OF
chef luds in the hands uf VIM. Palmer, E~q,.
Administrator Of the estate Of Freielick
Kneppcr. deceased hereby notifies All persons
interested that lie will attend t" the duties
Of his said pointtnent, az his office in the
B,rnugh of EbenShurg on Thurs'lay tie
26h day Of January at one O'Clock,
P. W at which tIue. all persons are re
qu cd - present their claims OF be deharred
from coming in for Il share Of the fund.
JOHN +. SCANLAN.
Jan. II, lSG5~3t Auditor.
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4 ud!tor's Notice,

a The undersigned
Aadtor, appoirtrd by the Orphans Court
f CsmhIla county, To- report distribution of
,hs funds in the haulS IF j. NJ. Camp
r.H. Surviving y administrator + the e
..rr f James : Clark, deceased. hereby
s..iifts al, per.onS interested that he vii
attend to the duties oi lis said appointment
a, lis ofice in the Borough of Ebcnsturg,
.o Thursday the - day If February ncxt,
9. rae o'ti,ck p. Nj, AT which tirac al ,cr-
pms are req3jrc' to present their claims
.,r he detarred from coming in for 81 .re
q In. fund.
JOHN f SCANLAN, Auditor.
jan. II. 1868. @i.
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J " ami ~ -,

yN-ank ~. i.-y,
l. Having adopted the
Cas- system. offers the following Wares at
less dian civ retail prices
SUGAR KETTLES.
10 tn 40 gallons
COPPER KE1 TIES.
quarts TO 40 gallons.
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rXECUrOR'S NOTICE.

{ Lcttc-s tcsta-
nrcntary on the estate Of Robert Burgmm
late Of Washington township. deceased
having hc,u grairri t" the umdersi gIed. hN
the Register of C,mhria c,unty. Notice l.
hereby given 10 all those indebted tn sale
estate To make payment, and those havins
claims against said estate to resent them
duly Authentic ted for S"ttl"n ent
JOSEPH BCRGOON,
Nov. l6, 1864 ct Executor.
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yaSO CONSUMPIIV IS.

FsyO CONSUMP1IVES.
q 'nsumptive sufferers
viii receive a valuable prescription for the
cure "f Consumption. Asthma. bronchitis
AMI all thr, at and Lung affections Gree OF
chargc) by sending their ad''re~s t"
Rev EDWARD 4. VIII ON.
Williamsburg kluGs Co. New York.
Sent u 1864 3m.
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NOTi CE.

FXECUrOR'S NOTiC CE.
L-tterS tesla
n.entary on the estate of jacob hrenrZer,
deceased lave been granted to the suhscri-
Der residing i'll Carrnlltown. All pers MS
indebted To said estate are requested to
make payment. and those having claims
against the same t" present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
J. E. MAUGHER,
Dec. 81, 1864 6t7 Executor.
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NOTICE.

IS T. J.ln Kcarns rf LasaaI.
tonn'y. Ii.jnnj>, i. saph Fuitcv. of Blair
uo'y. Pa. William KcnIa, Of Kane c"un-
:, Ii'gniS. Auua>taria. wife of John est.
~. Of Blair courty. Pa. Cecilia. wife Of
'enry CoStiow. ot Blair cuuntv. Pa. and
/ 'rahrn kcaTnS. Isaac Kearrs. Charles
'." "i an'' S'ephen D.m"nd, whos. resi-
"hce~ are unknown. heirs aud legal repre-
1-atv"S If John KcArnS, deceased.
TAKE NOTICE. tnat an irqurst will be
,r't It the late dwelling house af John
barns, late Of the township If Crovle.
'N7ty OF Ctnbria aud State Of P.nnSvIva.
! Ia, decd, IN Thursday tie 2i day Of Feh>
fa"ry next. at o'cl ,ck in the afternoon Of
At day, for the purpose of making par
.'n Of the Real Estate nf the sad de-
''ei. t" AMI among his chiidIcu and legal
fFte>sntdtiveS, if the same can lie done
i'haut prejudice t. or spoiling nf the whole
',herw'se to vaIue and appraiSe the same.
y which time aud place you are required to
TEND II you think proper.
J AMES MYERS, Sheriff.
S~erltf ; Off e. EheHshurg. !
January 4th 1860 1T
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

a tract Of land (formerly owned ay
George M'Crrary) situate in Susquehann.,
Township. Cambria county. ali ming and,
"f Joseph Lutte. William Garman. .Iusenh
=. Miller, and 9th RS. containing 1872 ac,e es
and 81 p.rches and allowance. about so
acres uf which is cleared and thereon erected
a one and a half story Log House and a
L Barn.
Apply TO VIM. KitteIl. Attorney at Law.
f Erensbnrg. Prnn'a, rr tn the undersigned
(owrer) Cherry Tree, Indiana county Pa.
f. B. CAMP
Dc. IA. lS64-tf
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.DMINIsTRATOR'S NOTICE

n Letter
"f administration having been granted to
ihe undersigned. by the Register "f C.mhIi:,
crunty, the estate "f John Smith, late "i
GalIi;ziu, deceased. Notice Is hereby @iver
tu all those indcbte,, Ia said estate. to pay
and those having claims against said cstat.
Ia present them duly auth"',trcatcti f,r set
tlerueHt. B RNARD SMl Fiji.
Nov. lG. 1864 o. Administrator
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Decent bcr IA. 1864 ST
\ Office.

~ Letters nf Administration
on the estate of Michael K..Ils late of Croyle
township. Cambria county. decd, having
been granted by the Register of said County
/" the un,!eiSigr ed, residing in said Town
snip. notice is hereby given to all persons in-
deGted to said deceased to make immediate
payment, and those having claims will pre-
sent them properly authenticated FIR settle
mcnt. ELIZABETH a. KERNS.
Dec. IA. 1864 ct Admir-.
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pNprN variety

ENAlIELED s. TIMED IR ON WARE.
COl'PrR WARk MADE Tp ORDER
SAD IRONS "r SNO OTHLNG HONS
ZINC WAStBOARDS.
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cTRAY STEER.
} Came To the residence
If the undersigned. r.si.4irg in Munster
township or ahomt the 18Th uf N"vem-
her. a strawberry ran steer. about two
Years Old. having piece of tie ear. The
"v neT Is requested To come forward prove
property pay charges and take h;m away.
otherwise he will be discussed oi acc riding
To law. ROBERT BRADY.
Nov 50. 1864 st
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UNhe Confessions aud Experience of
1 IL

UNhe Confessions aud Experience of
AN INVALID
Published for the hen. fir. and as a CAU-
TION TO YOUNG MEN aud others. who
suffer from NervnuS Debility. Premature
Decay os Manhf I'd. &c. supplying ut the
same time The MEANS OF SELF CURE. BY
one who has cured imstlf after undergoing
considerable qnackery. BY enclosing a
postpaid addressed envelope single copies
NAV be had of the auth.'r.
NATH NNIEL NJ tYFAIR. Esq.
brooklyn. Kings Co., \. Y.
June Is. lsG4-1y.
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HMrORTAN NOTICE.
The NO IFS
anl BOOKS Of Edward Miller. lately dong
business in Munster, have been left with me
for collection. This notice is given 80 ap-
pr,za the parties indebted Of the fact. All
accounts renal Ing unpaid after the first of
March next. will 6e sued f''r.
WM KITTELL.
Jan. 4, 1s65-6to
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vg,his way f,r Loretta, Chest Sp,inss
A\D ST a Utit 81 Ne

rgNhis way f,r I.orefto, Chest sp,inss
ANo ST. AUHUSiINE.
The subscriber, having purchased the en-
tire stock of Horses. Hacks, Carriages. &c.
.f the. late firm "f Ryan & Durbin. begs
leave to inf,rm his friends and the public in
General that he is now prepared t" furnish
them with every accommodation in his line
&C busi,,eSs. His line of Hacks connects
with all the trains Oh the Pa. r. R. allow
inc passcnsers NJ delay whatever. Calls
always promptly attended 70.
JOE f. DURBIN.
Iorct.o. June 90. l864-lv.
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oTRAY HElt ER.

oTRAY HElFER.
y Came 20 the residence
of the undersigned residing at Plane No. 2,
A.pR r. on or ahout the lst of Decem
ber. a light red heiter, between two and
three years oil. whiie belly and white stripe
on back. TIE owner is requested to come
forward. prove property, pay charges aud
take her away otherwise she will be disposed
of according to law.
WM. Russell.
Jan. 4. lS6b-St
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wE iTRIMONIAL
iFA LADIES AND GEN rLFMEN

tFA LADIES AND GEN rLFMEN
/! Won wish To Imarry. address the under
signed who will send you vi hnut money
and without charge, valuable information
that viii enable you TO marry happy and
speedily. irrespective at age. wealth or II au-
ty. I his Information VIII cost ynu nothing.
and if y"u wish To marry. will cheertully
assist You Al letters strictly c''nt'icn'lal.
The desired Information sent by return mail,
aud no questions asked. address
SARAH Il l. kMBERT.
Greenpnint. Kings county. New York.
Oct l9. lS6i-2m.
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f0R SALE.
-, A HOUSE AND LOT
we rough of Loretto. For particulars
III! 20 ID. A. CONRAD.
o. AeSs>et Ebensburs. Pa
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1-erllI ; Oil e. Ehenshurg. !
January 4th 1863 At {

Ceor5e D. Morgan, ! No. 90, June Term,
VS.. 1864
r. Hoops and Eectment.
! lhp Phester.
And now, Dec. 3. 1864. On motion of
noS'on & Oatman, Attorneys for Plains
w Rule grarted on Defendant to appear
7" plead, on or before the first day of next
rn in the above stated tjectmen. which
Y Y brought for a tract of land situate in
I tie township. Cambria county. warrant
! ln the name It Thomas Sauhurn. aIinin>
= lands Warranted in the name oi William
y @lcs. Charles Andersen. anG others. cons
/ ,Gng ng four hundred and thirty three acres.
4 ,hcreabuuts, &c. This rule to be pub
t,n'n IN one nwspaper published in the
,Gty FOR three successive weeks. the first
4 4 tNhcati"n to lac sixty days before the re-
Pm day # the rule
BY tie Court,
:, JOS. M'DONALD,
~ q. Prothonotor.
Dec. 81, 1854 st
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Dec. IA. ISG4-2lo
FARM FOR SALE.
The subscribers cficr
their farm for sale, situl,e in Cam bra Toy,n
ship, Cambria county, five miles north of
Ebeushurg. Containing
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY ACRES,
one hundred OF which are cleared, and IN
g""d farming "rd,r, ul"n whc, is good
HOUSE and BARN and other buildings.
Apply Ia
ELIZABETH. THOMAS, or
r. 4. THOMAS,
Lb nsbure. Pa.
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An essay on the Harmonious Relations
between Divine Faith aid Natural Reason,
for sale by
JAMES MURRAY.
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FilST TIif.3EhL BlNktF tITO9F t

ETDlTOR DEMOCRAT & SEN TINEL.
a.
DEAR SIR With your permission wish
- say ~ the readers of y"u7 paper that !
wi! send, 10y return mil. % all VII" wsh
It Cfree). a Recipe, with full direcri,ns fn:
making AMI uSi' G \ SIMPLE Vegetable Balm
that will II .ctuailv remove in ten DAYS.
Pimiles, Bl"tchcs. Tan. Frcckles. and all
impurities of the Skin. having the sane
~,ft, cl ar smooth and beautiful.
Will also mail free to those having Bald
Heads, or Bare Faces simple directions anu
information that will enable them Ia start a
ull growth "f I.uxuriart Hair. Whiskers.
n Moustache. in less than thirty GAYS
All applications answered hy return mail
without charge. RSrectfuliv y"urs.
TlOS. f. Gil hPMAN. Chemist.
s3l Broadway, New York
Oct 10. 1864 -3m
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We also mar ufacture
LIQUID CEMENT.
FOR LEAkY TIN ROOFS,
Much cheaper and more durable than OIL

fIdIIIt'
ALSO
c O NJ p q L y ID n NJ F Y T,
FOR IEAKY SHINGLE ROOFS.
Which will ofrcn save the cost of new ronf.
Samples Of READY Ro. r1NG and Circulars
sent hy mail when desired.
Favorable terms made with responsible
PARTIES who buy t. sell again
LEADY ROOFING CO.
73 MkIDEN LANE. NY.
June -. 1865 ON.
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cAWYER WAN It'd.

C.NWGER WAN Nd.
= Wanted imme>
dlate!v. man who is thoroughly co,upt-
teut t. run one "f B .ndy's Flr,t Glass Cir
cular Saw Mills. an,l who Is uil hing to 20
To- Mexico. fIr term of n,t less than one
year, and have his wages pad il. gold.
Address stating am"uut Of experience, and
what wages required, &c.
JAMES STEWART.
Lancaster, IA.
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COOKING STOVES. EGG STOVES,

COOKING STOVES. EGG STOVES,
HEATING COOK ST YES.
BRADLEY COOKING STOVES, PA
TENT. ARB"TT & NOBLE.
and every other Pittsburgh or Philadelphi
manufacturers stoves always on Land or
procured an 3 DAYS notice.
ODD PLATES AND CRATES for Stoves
always on hand.
CARBON on LAMPS from 62cts.. to
il.25, CHIMNElS and WICkS al ways
OH hard.
SCOUTING.
MINERS LAMPS,
OIL CANS.
POWDER CANS,
all sizes, constantly ON hand.
COFFEE MILLS.
T0ASTING FORKS, OYSTER RROU-
FRS. JELLY Cake Moulds. Table and Tea
SPOONS, COAL BUCKETS.
Price list ready for the Trede.
and Merchants are respectfully iuv'r,d 10
call and examine our Wares send for
for Il catalogue before purchasing
els where.
The above gopds viii he furnisht d.
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
At THE
JoHNsTuwN STOVE & HOUSE FURNISHING
STORE
CANAL. ST EET.
Opposite the Weigh Lock.
ASK FOR
FRANK ". HAYS WAREHOUSE,
md save ttceRfy percent. on ynuU puTcs
Johustuwn March, l3. 1868. IT.
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Easily, cheapl". and qmckN put on. Needs
matted down.
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READY IOOFING
EE\DY IOOF Nc

FIR all kinds Of buildings, in all climates.
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ASK FOR
FRANK W HAYS WAREHOUSE,
md save ttceaty pe1'cc1t. ON y"UI purcs
Johustuwn March, l3. 1868. If.
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READY X: DFING

READY ROOFING
Made: of a strong 'vcn fabric. thoroughly
saturated and covered upon both surfaces
with perfectly wattrI.r'~f composition.
and put NJ, ia rolls ready f,'r use-40 inch
wide, and IS feet l"ug.
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READY r OF!NG
Suitable for Sretp ur fiat roofs.
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CARBON on. LAMPS from 62cts. to
Sl.25, CHIAINElS and WICkS al ways
OH har d.
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all sorts and kinds.
SHEET KsspE ARE,

TINWARE.
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REAIY y ht OFING
At less than half the st Uf tin roof.
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READY ROOFING
More dural!r Il an tin.
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as not only unasked for. and, thei efore,
improper, but unauthorized, and, there
fore, misch!erous.
1t is very childish in any to suppose that
the failure in the attempt made by this,
with other States, 20 secede from the Go.
vefnment of the United States, and to
organize another independent Govern
ment, has, nevertheless, left still with these
States. or with the people thereof, any in
fiucnce in deciding the question how far
they shall be restored to the condition in
which they were under the Government Of
the United States These States engaged
in war. Conquest has been the conse-
que2ce Of that war. And it is for those
who have been overcome in that warto pre-
pare themselves for that condition which
conquest gives to the victor the power
to impose. There is high virtue, even
in error. in submitting with fortitude to
the penalties of failure. There is lament
able weakness in shutting our eyes to those
consequences Of our conduct which are
too plainly revea led to be mistaken.
If we will realize to ourselves that we
must bear what We cannot avoid; if reso-
lutely we contemplate the power that :he
Government of the United States possesses
to impose its own terms and conditions;
II we have the courage TO wait calmly the
announcement of the conditions which
may be intended for us, we shall be the
better prepared to endure it when it is
proclaimed. And if, in the meanwhile,
we shall, each in his proper place, do what
he can, and all that he can, to preserve
the further peace and good order of the
State; if the influence of al good men
will le constantly exercised in all modes.
times and places to eservc rs .nviontc
as possible the rights of property from the
depredations of the lawless and the
wicked; if we can, even for awhile, secure
for ourselves the proud position OF u pco.
pie o5eGient to the law, when the law
has, for the moment. lost its power to
command; We shall be the better, if We
are not even fully. prepared to Undergo
what we provoked, but could not avert.
Yours verv truly, a. G.. MAGRATII.
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COLUMBIA.
Tuesday Morning, May %, 1865
The Amnesty Proclamation.

We take from the Augusta Constitution
ali.t the amnesty proclamation Of President
Lincoln. 1t should be read carefully BY
every citizen. The Constitsaionalist de-
scribes the terms offered as liberal, and
-hould be accepted by all, not excepted by
as provisions, and says that "the sooner we
adapt ourselves to the requirements of the
Constitution and the laws Of the country,
the sooner will peace and prosperity shed
their benign and happy influences over
our land" The same paper ADDS: "No
one is forced to take the OATH" but, of
course, the direct pressure, through
thousand agencies is so akin to coercion,
that we need not split hairs in its discus.
sion. Our people will please to remember
that we are a conquered people, entirely
at the mercy of the conquerors, and ali
discussion about rights and constitution is
merely waste OF breath. Submission to
whatever the conlueror chooses to dis
pense. is.all that is left us; and, briefly, all
who are not pleased to submit, should
leave the country. Those who remain, if
they are wise, will never bother themselves
with politics again; will quietly 60 to
their several tasks, and forget all that they
have ever learned of politics; and the
the better for our quiet, If not our pride.
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We surrender our paper day, almost
wholly, to documentary, aid political. and
Tol;tico social matter, of official character
Our readers vii! do we'll to study heedfully
all documents of this character which we
set before them, especially the amnesty
proclamation the Act of confiscation and
all other papers cmanating from the Co.
vernment at Washington. We invite the
public attention, also, to the correspond.
ecce between Governor Magrnth and Gen
Gilmore. The tone Of the latter holds
forth but little encouragement TO con-
Guered and Submissive people. 1t might
be more magnanimous. and perhaps poll.
tic, to reconcile them to suljec:ion. with.
out compelling them TO feel how much of
The abject is implied in their new condition
Let us submit, and theu--go pray.
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The Last Rumor.

The runior along the streets, yesterday,
reported the French to have landed 1000
troops at Tampico, for the support Of
Aaximilian. The reports tell US, also, chat
the disbanded Yankee army are crowding
into the lists of volunteers, gathering in
the Northern cities for the proposed colony
in Sonora. The jnxta- position of French
and Yankees in Mexico would prove an
interesting concentration accordingly.
When We say that we car trace the former
report to no trustworthy source, and that
the colonial expedition Of the Yankees is
probable enough, We have exhausted
our means of speech on the subject If
Maximilian has ccded Sonora and other
provinces to France, there will he caSus
defi enough and michen oaalico too, enough
TO satisfy the saas culottes of both armies
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Silver We're.
Zealy, Scott G. Bruins

Zealy, Scott G. Bruins
WILL sell, at 10 o'clock, THIS DAY, a:
the Ration House,
A choice lot of SILVER WARE. COZ
sisting of
Goblets,' Pitchers. Pots, Walters, Spoons
Ladies, with old Cold old Silver. Terms
cash. NAV 23
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We are requested to say, that ia-conse-
;!ueree Of orders received here and issued
ty Maj jor. General Gilmore, the functions
cf the Executive Department of the Go.
vernElent Of the State have ceased. In
our issue of to morrow will appear the
order of Gen. Gilmore and the address of
Gov. Magrath, officially notifying the reo
ercise any of the powers of his Office as
tie Chief Magistrate of the State.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-23
Attention Physicians!

A MEETING Of the Columbia Mhiical
L q Society vii! be held THIS DAY. a,
i p. ms, at the office Of DR.. Tcmpl4,on, in
the Shlver House.
u. II. IRRELEVANT, President.
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The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-23
Passage to the Up Country.
DIR. P. NELlIA COHEN,
Pickens Street. head of Ladv Street


Pickens Street, head of Lady Street,
W.1S JUST RECEITED:
NUININE, OPIUM. MORPHINE.
" BLUE MASS, GLYCERINE.
GUM and SPIRITS CAMPHOR.
CALOMEL.. CHLOROFORM.
C. Ammonia, Dover's Powder, Copaiva
Gum Arabic, Aloes, Hops, Hartshorn.
Indigo, Jalap. 1r Iron, Nit. Silver
Caustic. Laudanun, Paregoric.
baking and w asIlng Soda.
Castor Oil, Starch, Hyd. C. Creta.
Sub. Nit. Bismuth, Mercurial Ointment.
Adhesive Isin glass and Blister Plaster
Gale Magnesia. Comp'd Csthartc Fills.
Opium Pills, lodide Iron.
Acct. Tine. Iod. Potash, Citric Acid.
Sweet Oil, Bi-Chromate Potash.
Chamomile, CASTLE and Windsor Soap.
ALSO.
Coffee. Tea, Sugar. Candies.
Pepper. Mustard. Needles.
Pins, Hair and Tooth Brushes
Cap Letter, Note ard B'otting Paper.
Envelopes, St. cl Pens Ink.
Hooks and Eyes. B!acKirg,
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco
Syrinces, Coates Cotton.
Pen knives, Playing Cards. DC.
PlCkENS STREET,
may % i AT head of. Lady street.