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N~HAIL,S VEGErARIE STCILIAN

0SHALLS XEGETABLE sICILIAN
ny HAIR REVIEWER, its effect is Miraculous
The old. the young the middle aged, unite to praise
mAaLs SEGETABLE SIGIIIAN HAIR RENEWEa m LUIS
an entirely new scientific discovery, combining many
OF the most powerful and restorative agents IN the
vegetable kingdom.
REWARD if the Sichian Hair Reae'0er does not give
satisfaction in all when used in sricaccordance
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover has proved
itself be the most perfect preparation for the Hair
ever offered to the public tits vegetable compound
and contains no injurious properties whatever It is
not Dye it strikes at the Roots and fills the glands
VII r WI WILL NE re GRAY HAIR TO ITS
ORIGINAL COLOR. It will keep, the hair from
soft ustrous. and sken. 1t is splendid hair-dress-
ing. No person, old or young, should fail to use it,
IT is recommended and used by the first Medical
Ask for Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
and take other.
will be sent to you by express, upon receipt of one
dollar by nautilus giving you an opportunity at
once for testing its excellent virtues
Orders for trial bottles must be addressed to
H. T. HALL Co.. N Pr9priet g II
II W hSIe by Thomson & BLOCK and S. S.
AANCE. Baltimore. ia22-dSweoiy
~ z. KNAPs's ESsTEEgTE.
The exercises viii be resumed on MONDAY
NEXT, September 4th. at O'clock A. H.. On which
DAY new scholars will be admitted.
Three higher classes exclusively intended for young
sdies, formed last January and are in success
full operation at present.
Parents sending bosrdera are requested to provide
Tor their puncIual srrivl.
ansi-tfi F.KNAPP.
Il =. a SUPERIOR REMEDY.-Wec can con-
ny scientiousiy recommend to those suffering from
distressing cough, DR.. Strickland's MeGfUoug
Cough Balsan. II gives relief almost instantaneous
anu wlthai not disagreeable to the TASTE There
10 doubt that the Meliauous Cough Balsam is Que of
tho best preparations in use and is all that it's pro-
prietor claims for it.. We have tried it during the
past week and found relief from most distressing
cough 1t is prepared by Dr.. Strickland, No. l39
Sycamore street. Cincinnati. Ohio. and for sale by
Druggists. Wholesale agents TomRsn s Block, and
A. Vo2elsr q Go. iS3-1y
NNpFWes Bad CASES OF PILES CURED
~ BY DR.. STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY
Mr. Glass, of Janesyille Wisconsin, writes for tho
benefit of oil who suffer with the Piles, that he has
been troubled for eight years with an case
Of Piles. and his brother was discharged from the
army as incurabe, (he being quite paraiyze6 with
the Piles.( Both these distressing were cured
with one bottle of DR.. Strckland's Pile Remedy
The recommendation of these gentlemen, beside the
daily testimonials received by Or. Strickland ought
t. convince those suffering that the most aggravated
chronic cases of Piles cured By DR.. Stricklauds
Pile Remedy. 1t s sold by Seth S. Hance los Baiti-
more street, and by Druggists everywhere.
Wholesale Agents. THOMSON BLOCK
snd 4. FOGELER & co:
eETH s. HANCE,
ly3"!y Agent
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REMOVAL

REMOVAL.
Harren's Fire and WATERPROOF RO0ha&,
Perfectly Firs-Proof. Perfectly WATERPROOF
eneauailed for Durability, Security, and Economy
Applied at shortest notice, and in any section Of
the country. JAS II. JOHNSON & Co.
oN-om2p South street
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APP -tjyl

Ak. A. HuET, Graduate of the Medical FacuI-
~ ty Of Paris, Rrance.) Member of the Medical
and Chirurgical Faculty of Baltimore Md is the
dlscoverer of the only Remedies for Diseases of pri
gate character, without Mercury or noxious drugs
Recent cases cured in from IL to 4S hours on writer
guarantee. Chronic, invetsrate and constitutional
Diseases such as have been abandoned as incurable
are speedily and permanently cured. The treatment
adopted by him is that which has the approval of the
most distinguished Physicians of Paris and its uni
versal success in practice of 40 years has proved
beyond doubt, that the worst cases readily yield
and are thoroughly removed at and forever RON
the system, especially all of constitutional De
bity nervous Diseases which soon or late turns
consumption and all tho evils entsiled by cerisiIp
perncious practices which ruin both body and nina
uniting the victim for either he avn
or marriage, and to those who are SUFFERING tne e.I
effects of improper indulgences. Of whatevSiE tb
can now be perfectly restored to 10 one whose
skill and experience can be relied on' ~'0
o. onsHted By letter and remedies
forwarded that can be taken in the most convenient
ooe ,' so9thsast Corner Of FAYETTE and FRED
ERICK STREETS. |elS-S
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FLAGS.

HDENJAMIN HOMANs,
ID INSURANCE AGENT AND BROKER,
No. ID North street. Baltimore.
Agent for the
FIREMEN'S INSURANCE Comply, NY
STATE INSURANCE Comply, JERSEY CITY,
EQUITABLE INSURANCE Comply, PHILA.
LIFE, FIRE and MARINE INSURANCE,
in responsible Companies,
Effected On tho most Favorable Terms. ap2-ly
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II A PIERRE HOUSE,
I'll PHILADELPHIA.
The subscribers having lease this favorite House.
it has been
REFITTED AND REFURNISHED
IN AN ELEGANT MANNER,
And prepared ,cith the most perfect on,,otnt
ments for the reception Of Guests
The first position among frst-class Hotels will be
maintained in the future. as in the past.
my2o 3m BAKER & FARLEY
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A8-W G call our readers attention 70 SMITH, BRoe
b Co.'S New stock of Spring Clothing just opened
at SalTE. Bros. L Co.'s popular Clothing House. No.
40 West Baltimore street.
Our new stock of Gents Furnishing Goods just
opened at 50 West Baltimore street, next to Marble
Hall.
Call ard see new styles Of Cents Furnishing
Goods at 30 West altmore street. next to Marble
Hall.
All ths latest novelties in Collara Ties Scarfs, &C.,
at West Baltimore street. next to Marble Hall,
The popular Clothing House, No. 40 Vest Bali
more street. next to the great Furnishing House.
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nFFICE OF THE BOARD OF

" TRUSTEES OF THE MCDUNOGH ED
UCArI0NAL FUND AND INSTITUTED
The undersigned Committee will receive proposals
for site of the MCDONN OCH INSTITUTE, within
the city limits adjacent thereto, proposals to stip
ulate the price, TERMS and general description of
the property under SEAL and directed to the Board of
Trustees. The dimensions of the property offered
thousand feet by thousand feet; if bordering on
the city limits not less than twenty five acres will be
required; or if situated within half-mile from the
acres.
:, Proposals may be left with the President of the
either of the undersigned. "''1
JOHN W. RANDOLPH,
THOMAS KELSO,
EVAN T. ELLIC0TT,
ROBERT TURNER,
J.SAURIN NORRIS,
LAWRENCE SANGSTON.
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Failures for the Past Mine Years.
The following circular for the year 1865 has been
sued by the Mercantile Agency Of R. q. Dun Co.. Of
this city,
ANNUAL CIRCULAR OF THE MERCANTILE AGENCY
FOR 1866.
The year which has Just closed taken a. whole has
been one OF remarkable prosperity In all commercial pur
suita Seldom, ever BEFORE has the increase In the
surplus OF merchants been universal while be-
have been made by large number engaged In trade.
During the first years OF the war close economy
practsed by the great bulk Of the result at
once Of novel and deprecated currency, the high price
Of goods and uncertainty to the future Retailers
the one hand experienced lessened demand for goods;
while the other violent fluctuations in prices and the
hope Of permanent decline induced the smallest posi-
turn of peace however, great change took place.
very general restoration of confidence followed the peo
pie, grown accustomed TO the financial system, be-
came trustful and hopeful for the future and the
natural result Of excessive currency unparalleled
revival Of trade followed The farming sections OF the
North and West were bare OF goods the South complete
y destitute The activity In the demand speedily cleared
every article advanced with rapdity hardly equalled
during the period Of violent gold fluctuations Largely
increased mporations and extraordinary activity our
own manufactures stimulated. The influence Of
foreign orders felt In every market In the world
and the progress and efficiency which native produo-
lions attained before equalled in short
period here or elsewhere Good profits made and
the general result could hardly have failed To be most
satisfactory.
The following 10 comparative statement Of the fall
ures their number and amount In the last and previous
nine years.
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Admission TO the Paris Exhibition Of 1867 will be from
ten A. NJ Till dusk, one franc, except on Fridays which
will be the i've franc day.
The Prince Napoleon IL expected 10 come 10 Paris for
tho reception at the TuIleres Of Tho LIST Of January
merely, however TO make his ofnciai bow TO the En-
peror and Immediately return 10 Prnngins, whore he
announced 10 be bis object 70 remain IN order TO de-
himself the education Of his children This pious
their ages range from one year 70 four ycars Mean.
while, aud IN the hope OF return to more tractable
mood the Princes position q the International Exhib
ton remains unified
Piracy is Increasing 10 such extent In the China
seas tina, merchantmen are beginning 70 carry guns
The boat crews Of the Universities Of Oxford and Cam
bridge have aaaeed about terms and there Is some ne
next year.
The Paris Hotel des Invaldcs TO be converted into
barracks Tho pensioners will DO provided for In the
country.
In the Spanish Hicndelsencina silver mines ancient
workings and mining tooIsevidcntiy old as the Pho
ncians-have been discovered
British army, having been field marshal since 1910.
Tho senior ofacer Of the army is SIR r. Bakency.
and he with Lord Cough and the Duke Of Cambridge,
constitute the Geld marshals OF England
Sir John Romily, one Of the new English rcerr will
enter tho House OF Lords Lord Rcmy and sir Francis
Barring as Lord Northbrook The extent OF power
English aristocratic institutions Besides Lord NORTH
brook himself there will be In the House Of Lords his
ssS sSd a as S s
namesako, Lord Ashburton, and several other peers
In The Lower House The new per hs. his eldest son the
Department. his brother, the member for Huntington;
his cousins the members for Marlborough and Thetford
All OF these are Barngs Besides them there
nected with the family Mr. sturi ~ p for Dorsetshrc,
brothcr-in law 81 Mr.. r. O. Barring and Mr. Bonhsm
Carter NJ r. for Winchester, who holds the same rsa-
tonship.
The last crime introduced into Paris BY the present
ordinate love for drcss end decoration 10 hair hunting
haircutter In the Quarter Montmsrtre has just been
arrested for fcrcby cutting on The back hair Of bis
suspsctng ccnss and turning them shaver and shorn
into the street. while he made up their spos into chg.
mons" and cold them for high price.
Dr. Washington has decided IN the London Admiralty
Ccst tina, blockade running not "a Illegal transaction
dloqyaufyng RSgl9p " Esoev& :.
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Readers OF Mexican news should mot confound r. Clay
Rio Grande With Brigsdier General g. W. Crawford, OF
tho United States forces and colonel Of the Second re-
guar infantry. They arc decidedly two separate and
Among tho passengers who sailed In the stsamship
Scotland for Europe Is the Rev wiamC. winslow, or
this city. He remains abroad for year or two
Brigham Young !; reported 70 have lss wives Z. sl..
Hoffman, o. Habaoue Croatxy 81 and Gideon Rufnan g.
Those gentlemen are the no6ites Of Salt Lake. Brig
est no, above fourteen while hs the survivor Of no fewer
than twenty Eight spouseG Silas Roeder the next In
sp 70 Ss Or Is wv that %s nss 70
them by numbem Tho masses IN the Mormon country
have only wife, and the average DOES not exceed two
Of 2ls children, OF whom % arc dead The surviving
balance OF 213 consists Of Is .boys and 17S gra 6las
hams these worthless having respectively
married three and nine sisters Of their chsfs wives
Mn Governor Fenson will DO at home % tuesdays Of
each week during the winter
Says the Philadelphia Pres OF the 9Th -Aa sxrsordi
nary marriage took place u the Union Methodist Eplsco
pal church. Rev Mr.. Carow Fourth street, below Arch
las. evening MI Rein German ey ern, ana ssms sr
matrmony TO Miss Hannah J. Duke, the Iowa gantess
Tho bridegroom served with distinction In the Union army
He Is rather below tho middle stature Of mankind
in point Of size and weight, he scarcely turning
the beam at hundred and forty pounds.
pounds svo,rdupcis. Upon entering the church the
visitors the most Conserved OF all observers I"
They were united in the matrimonial bond In accordance
with the plain usage OF the Methodist peruasion after
which they retired. The event extraordinary be-
cause OF the remarkable fact OF the difference In the size
OF tho parties was regarded with great deal OF In.
teres The bride did not fater or trcmble upon being
led 10 the altar.
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel 8 n. Holden, Surgeon In
United States army, has been relieved from duty
member Of the Examining Board, In service at An
napohs Nd and of which Brgadicr General Graham Ia
President Assistant Surgeon w. q Trcmaine, United
Saes Volunteers has been assigned 70 duty In his place
Prince Napoleon and the Princess Ciotide arrived In
Pars December 10 from Pangins, and aiighed Of the
Palais Royal.
The King and Queen Of Portugal proceeded TO the
Tuercs on the afternoon Of December 1o al three and
took up their residence there
The Empress OF Austria arrived In Munich December
IT, visit TO her parents
The Duke dc Msssa lct Paris December 10 for Mexico
TO Join the staff Of Marshal Baxainc TO which he has
been attached.
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For wheat there was but very moderate demand and
were made Including l. 500 900 bushels No Milwau.
prices were again nominay 1c a &C. lower. Small sales
kee 81 s7 very limited demand prevailed for corn
aud prices 10. lower The sales were only 30 600
sound mixed Western. The transactions In oats were
70 very moderate extent and prices were dropping
63c for unsound Western 61o GO for sound do, $40
55c for Jersey and Pennsylvania, and o0c &c for
State. Rye was dull but nomnaly unchanged. mali
inactive and nominal Barley was in some demand,
and prices quite steady with sales Of bushels
State at 81.
CorroN-The market was rather quiet, and prices
somewhat Irregular though no special variation
noticeable Some grades ct the close were entirely
nominal Tho transactions were confined TO 100 pales
n our al f01lOW6.-
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CoFTEE-The market was quiet, but prices were with
out material alteration We heard OF no further cargo
FRnaHrs were dull but rates were trhe armer, par
on The
icn "a 10 bristol oDls oil ssks 3 T.
Hops were selling to consumers at full prices The in
qury principally for the medium to choice qualities.
The sales reached ITO bales at 1oc &c. for old crop and
EoLAssFs was in very moderate demand from con-
sumers at previous prices, at which the market was
steady
PROVISIONS Receipts 1875 bbla pork, 1872 do. beef 4s
packages cut and 283 kegs lard The demand for
prices the market closing heavy at ST 50 regular for
old mess and $27 Is cash for new mess The sales com
sss Sp s for new sna
prime moss; also about 5000 bills now mess, deliver.
able in February March and April, sellers option, at
prices were without material change The sales were
confined to 800 bb,s at $11 s4 for old plain moss $4
SIT for old extra mess 81 $2o for new plain plain
sales 100 bbs at ss4 50 sa5 for Western. Bacon
at i4Xc for January delivery sellers option. Cut
meats quiet and unchanged We note sulos OF 100
lie Isl for b ana saos 1Os
100 pkgs at 15c l7Hc, and 200 pkgs Tor January
and February, sellers option at l7c a17hc. Butter
PErRoLxuM was dull, heavy and lower The sales
about 200 bbs OF 3Vc 3Sc on the spot and ior
oil tho month; 69o o 0Oc. Tor rennod IN Dono on tno
spot and for all the month, and 76c. 80c for free.
RIcR was dull but nomnally unchanged.
SUGAR in quite active demand, and prices for all
grades were very firm The sales TO fair extent
compr sing 240 hhds Cuba at from exc. 12y<c, the
inside price for common molasses grades, and 10 hhds
Porto Rico at 1Kc also 900 boxes Havana on private
terms
ToBAcco continued heavy and inactive The sales in.
cuded 50 hhds Kentucky, at exc. 7xc, and 90 cases
Ohio seed leaf at lSc
rArsow was duh and dropping About %, 900 ,bs
were taken at 13c. 13Kc.
WHrsKEY-Receipts ja6 bbis The demand continued
limited and prices wore again entirely nominal. The
saics were IN lots 1t from 81 20 81 20.
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Negro Industry.
LxCTURY NJ 0ILLA MARTIN.


lecture was oeuvcrsd ass evening 10 nope Cnapes
by the ceebrated negro preacher Sea Martin before
A.. .,,.-,.., "a ro,.,gr Io,rs asock cor,c.,x an
0 ~ ~ e 80 F.,
the subject OF negro Industry Tnere were ABOUT tny
persons present. about half Of whom were Of African
$780,. =. .o,r..s,., rh. ,.c,rr., .crr.rc.6 nj.
eo'0e"' VI oo""oo" A' .S'N'e' -
discourse By drawing comparison between the Indian
and the negro showing that both came In contact with
,,,,., :, an. 80. ,,,.. an ,h,. .o,s,r.,, ana shs.
'''n'1.. y '1e .s .. o' '-'' Ne-.' 50. .-
while the Indian makes se or no progress IN Cnrisan
ity or civilization the negro can adapt himself 70 both
W. a. .-,.,. - ,,v, An. 80. ~h,ch H. a.. IT,
ine'o e''''s w" usNA s' 80 ss''. my ae "y
ing 10 meet Thcy were accepted win tneir muske's
by the nation and now they desire 10 prove that they
-. =. .n,.-r.,,, "a az. much ,n,orcs, ,r ,n,,o.
can 70 en'e'p"s'ns s"1 sAA' ""'" "'o''' IN '"'Hs'
that will accrue to their advantage o. well rs other Poo
ue The negro IL at homo In labor The degradation Of
-, ..,,,,.,,,.a A.. $500. A., an. cr,,rro ~ ,.,,,
s'Avo'y sSe''u"''Aou '"' ns'o' " VIC o.'o VI s'''
and taught them the mystery Of m cuittvation In this
no men can compete with them Had there been truth
a., ..l--.. - r,.....-... ,..r,v..s,... 49, ,-n.,x
suo @ ~ .sss a,,hns.ss ~ S,.,a .nsy W., nv
ony -. - v ~ $500 49,. ..w "a -. 80. s.s
PIsI.oo ~ 'c ' 49, A. sv a. a. ~ AZ.
msss, Wv ~ ~ s - ,.se. sS.s ~ .. 80 ~ -
x n ~ In w Ssr sra issnr ,h ,rar,,v rn,..
sS - 10 80 1890. a. rnsSe rv t.sr,r. 20 exsnrs
a., ynch h,.ssh shs .nir cr .sveerv "a 80
~ ~ 49, s,s-srv ,,ssie NJ N, ~, ~ 80
ss A.. dolisrs month v,thout snv hsf ~
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do. malt The market for State and Western -four was
dull and all qualities ruled loc 2oc in buyers favor
the market closing the decline without animation and
with continued downward tendency. The sales were
about 500 bbs at revised quotations suboined The
were irregular and all brands nominaliy lower as
shown by our quotations. The sales comprised 400 bills
Canada flour was inactive and &c. q 16c. lower. The
sales were about $50 bbls Rye -four dull but
nominaly unchanged We note sales Of 100 bbs at
quotations. Corn meal was quiet but steady We
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HAVANA AND vxRA CRrx-sseamer Vera Cru1-nn y
steve1s two Children and rre1ere uulns frcaes
eteia. Mrs knight and chd Bcoin Odons Jose uerc1
Albert Irwin sebssticn Roniin Carlos Yenandes Dc vea
o. Michel osrgweh Robert Hsndrichson Martin fcrner5
ehiby and three children, oncs nugkksn Mrs. SCHULTZ sno
Plsnia Kufryn. Arthur Granville Edvsrdo fimens Misl
Julia cunarS rgde ECsl y y.nss sna
y4os ouaSrss ss. mstlds guusrr.s Rossss ksfsss
Jones Psssua Amsr Joseph Qsfpef Col Du vvier Comic
fsrsaoiInc "A Aislsndsy Charles Hc9man, Ramon osr-
Don LUIS Fren-dos Bulsns Hans fAsch Mr. seirsoais
~ NAT Vaxtws Nm poaa~ ~ hannh phermoA. y
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MospAv, Jan. e-0PM
Asnss Receipts, packages The market continued
dull and nominal
Bsuprvyr Receipts ass bb,a -four, 22s bags
CON nsph hsQq hyeAts pgh IN % anAA wd q
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CArus DfsxAn ~ vxsxou.-we esm that Mr.
Henry wilson, q Hinssburg. hes rsosety io.t ave COWS
In each case and terminating In esatb IN about twelve
hours from the attack This considerable solic
tude among the darymcn IN tkat quarter But a. YET "
u not known that the diseass has appeared v othos
hardA xkWhNim I'm kINh yeAA
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Court OF Appeals Calendar.
ALBANY, Jan. O. 1854
Day calendar for January ., lseo-NoA o., %. 70.
n, "a, "a, "a, 70, 70 and II.
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tursr In the United States We ere respectfully yours
r. G. DUN co.
2oS and 2o5 BROADWAY, New YoRx, January, 1850
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Term.
BY Judge McCunn
Jazz a--lGsosgs L Allen va Elisha smisb.-xotioa
granted
Charles Burriu VI. James c. Jewett--ordcr granted
Pescr n Myers va Mahlon Vail Order granted
Charles Goodyear VA Edwin A. Brooks -Justacassoe
George Dexter va BENJAMIN y. winans Order
~snnted
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Decisions I'm Supreme Ccure-Cha mbsrs.
By Judge Sutherland.
A. T. Dawson w X l. Dawson --Judgmsnt Of divorce
granted and report confirmed
r Moore Va w. q McClure.-Judsment ordered,
William A. Walker Va Esther Albertson q dL-Mouoa
cenied with ten dollars costa 10 abide event OF this scto
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ain in store at Chicago II tho close Of the two Last
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CAMPREIL s. MASON,
ApOrUrCARIES

Soatb side Main Street, ChGrlesto'7H. "a
THE undersigned having recently reftted ~
their Stors-room, and received full "a
stock of fresh and reliable
DRUGS. .MEDICLNES,
CHEWFCALS, PERFUNERY
PAINTS, DYE-STUFFS, Dc, de-,
win snnplv friends and customers at accommoda-
I5eIrded in our Stock the whole of which has
been selected with great care, are
Ayers Cherry Peetoral.
Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry,
Wistar's I.OZenges-Jaynes Expectorant,
Browns Bronchial Troches,
Plantation Bitter's,-Hostetter's Btters,
Backslev's Wine Bitter's-Cannon's Bitters,
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup,
Bulls Fsaparilla-McLane'sV ermtnge'
Holluway's Worm CORRECTION,
Thompson's Eye Water,
Browns Essence of Ginger,
Radway's Ready Relief,
Davies Pain Killer,
Larabee's Pain Killer,
Barry's TricophcrOUs-LyOn'sK athairose,
Mrs. Aliens Zylobasamum,
Burnett's Coc0aine-Jones' Hair DYE,
POmadcs-Extracts-C Cologne Water,
Eerbena Water-Soaps,
SOzOdOnt for the Teeth,
Hair. Tooth, Cloth. Nail and Shaving Brushes,
Fine Combs-Ridding Combs,
School Books. Bibles, Prayer and Hymn Books,
Stationery-Tobaeco and Segars,
Concentrated Lye for making soap,
FlavOring EXtracts-N anilla Beans-Geletine.
SPANISH LEECHES
We are prepared to I'll physicians prescriptions,
and compound medicines according to the latest
and strctest rules Of Pharmacy.
The public can confidently rely on having pre-
seriptons carefully prepared at all hours Of day
and night
August "a, 1865.
E8~Our customers viii bear in mind that we
sell exclusively for CASH. ~tsS