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New-York tribune., 1866-04-26

in 'cOn. a. follows Light Leaf LuF' .iesc do DO
s,alIici Fine l2ai4c.' and Selections l5Siee Heavy
Western and Clarksv!e Lugs, d!c. Common Lear eg
lio; Medium 2Sic Good l4i 6c. Fine l6i idlsc., and
Selections lst d2Oc Manufactured is dull.
TALLOW-1he demand is more active, and the market is
frmer OF 30 coo ~ at lldlic for Western lic for
Rough Fat, 7Gio. for City aud Eastern and lltc for
Butchers Association.
WOOIs-We have had very quiet market for Domestic
feeces day week. however AnnmboT OF manuiac.
ures but owing 10 the depression IN the Dry
Grods market their purchasers only In joobng way
prices havo been very regnar common and course goods
ruled heavy, but choice qualities were hfmy ned he
stock being only moderate. We quote in currency o io'
Fleeees 5a5Oc for native and Mernos 5oSo'e
for and DO 60d65c. for fllbood do, ana t94Wc LOT
Saxony neeces 800 i0c. for No Pulled 5Od6Oc Tor super
fine do and GOd65c for Extra do 2Od2t for common o-
washed California; "a d37c for fine do and l5a21c lot IeAs
Foreign descriptions have been only In moderate denahI
and prices have ruled heavy and lower We quote as o
lows South American at 25d2c. for common Washedi y
sic for Unwashed Mesz, and Mernoi 32disc Tor Whed
Entire Rios 27a30c for Unwashed Creole 4OG6c ior WASH
ed Cordoyai Gillian at 2id3c for Unwashed Mestza sho
Merno, Cape OF Good Hope 3OG35c for Unwashedi East
India 35d55c. for Washed and African at G5Ue ior u
washed and 30a40o. for Washed.
WHALEBONE-The market has been more active ana
pr,ces are better We quote South Sea- 81 Isl Arctic 81 %
dsI 30 and Ochosk, at 81 80 The stock in tho country Is
about 200 n. -
WHIsKY-The demand IS limited, but tho market rules
quite firm; sales Of co bbs Western at S2 2t4 es2H
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
c2e so-on account Of Loan, s444oco Balance $e3,s36
$40 10; Gold Notes, $745,l40.
INf CAicagO Ytlbune of Monday feport

The Chicago ITt6UHt OF MoDudy lepoIS'
Eastern exchange is scarce and IN good demand Inc
selling but rouud lots sold among bankers at premium
of CO per sOO0 The market during the week has
hneu more active and for rscass names comparatively easy
In the ercante trade deposs have been unusually heavy
and our generally been well prepared 10 meet
the demands them by the produce trade The rate OF
discount az banks H steady az ~ per cent per anu D
the inferior grades discounted by private bankers at az
per cent per month.
Nevin Bros & Co., commenting upon the cotton market
and crop prospects, say:
The Southern markets especially that Of New Orleans have
been somewhat stimulated by reduced receipts at that port
by the kilograms given above, amount
~ orv 600 bales for the week ending April 90 against
3 the week before and le 900 the previous week here
is also alarm felt in regard to the dangerous condition OF
the river banks although yet have no authentic evidence
Of any lands being OverOwed which had been planted IN cot
ton And as in that section planting generally over We
nav safely assume unless there be further breaks III the e'ee
that as cotton concerned but little harm DONE IN
our next we expect be able give definite information
on this subject which however important TINS year
used TO be when so largo proportion oi he crop was pro
fow serious food the east side of the river above,
would still however do damage especially 1t reached
the Yazoo Valley but Of this have yet no advice Inc
river At NewOfeans rising bat is STILL at latest dates .
feet below high water mark. ,, , ~,
As regards growing crop we are receiving as usual al
Ills an extraordinary variety OF adVces and opinions
From some quarters in Abams especially great complaints
that be seed does the plant dies as soon as
has got fairly above ground. This Is supposed 10 De
caused by The use Of seed which las lost It's vital power p
long keeping. ,.,,
From Georgia yet such complaints bu. on the
contrary yry cheering reports except from some negnpo
hear complaints OF negroes violating ter
contracts changing employers tempted away by higher
wales. IL is local evil which viii probably soon cure
Itself ,,
From Texas and Louisiana accounts still favorable
Some COMPLAIN OF cold nights and too much rain but on the
whole reports good 1t wcud be folly or us 10 reprint
all get the ect The range OF opinion beng as Wue
the poessay from million to four millions ioT next
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
Roston Live Stock Market.


BRIGHTON. CAMBRIDGE AND MEDtoRD
Reported for The TRIBUNE for ne Eses adsHS Htan"daH
April 25 leC6.
Amount OF stock at market: - nv, -,
This sveek...........Le5l 35G2 $50 1900 go
Last tveek............l,j36 63l5 1000 s67 900
one wear sgo.........Ie2j 3435 $40 800 1900
pRIcrs-BeeL per 100 n, total weight Of hide tallov
and meat extra el3 5Od els 75 first quality s3aslJ O
second quality si29s2 50i tbird quality Slldsi2 few
Voting Ouu-s2Oo $500; handy sieers, soo1sl5o or
much according their value for beef A.
Cor, Young Caus'Fair quality s5odS75 extra seo@
sl25 farrow md dry, s30d $40
SHOPPER ~ live weight 3dGlc.; extra wooed, 7iasie
Fat H0gs-Pcr y, l0td ic. live weight ShoIes-Who1e'
sale. II a l2c.; retail, l2dl3c.
zeal Cairts-Sids6
Hdes- Brighton, ed9c. per 10 country lots 6G7c
TdL0v-7d9c per n.
Pt.-s2 elch country lots 75c dsl 20; Shearlngs 2Oe
CdD Skias-l5dl7c. per 10. -,
REMARKs-The late warm weather which has clothed the
fields living green. has east frowD upon the faces oi
the butchers The unusually not weather o portion OF last
other reasons caused unusual sagnaon IN the Meat
trade m the city Beef mutton, aud veal have suffered very
much alike The wholesalers that on some days OF he
past week have been glad 20 accept offers from N 10 c
~ lower than ordinary rates We heard one OF them say
hat be had bs, qualities brsket hago for &c. when DIS
former prices have been l2c l5c All this mas ITS eec on
prices stock The butchers not only determined 10
huv cheaper deliberate and critical and cautious
IN their examination Of stock, while last week they went
blind II the stock is not pretty good this makes great d
ference the seesOetmes more than decins IN
prices We port therefore reduction OF about &C. 10 IN
In cattle sheep calves and fat hog' and sales slow Ihere
lot Of 81 Western cattle about 200 10 aTe soId
on commission but supposed not TO cost over lJ!c = & very
Few indeed at lie lot Of Ryerfed long wooed sheep
lOs; n each-atout one-half would average liO D. lev
slim iots at sc. Veals about 81 e head lower.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26

FLOUR AND MEAL-The buoyabt feeling Which charao.
terzed our for Western and State Flour this day week
was Duration the more liberal arrivals and the less
favorable news Europe checked the local and coaswse
demand and TO effect freely holders Of brands
submitted decline but good brands have been well held
and are comparatively The rapid reduction In our
stock of good brands this month induces much confidence and
in the absence Of considerable foreign demand we are
without any speculative inquiry but ordinary State Extras OBJ
tain prices To-day "wednesday the market opened rather
quiet though firm but toward the close the DENT nd improved,
and prices low and medium grades advanced 10 TO &c
" Dbl; family brands firm aud In moderate request the
sales are % bbs at e. 20Gs7 60 for Superne State
"a 65aes 20 for Extra State g. 2dss IS for Fancy state
o. 909s GO for the low grades Of Western Extra &c
FOR Shipping Ohio 60 20Qse 30 for Trade and Family ONO
sui e2 60as6 FOR 81. Louis Extras Canadian Flour IS
A far demand ard l0al5c beer tho sales are 6I3 bbs OF
e9 20aeo fair Extra and ~ C5Gsl2 tO for
trade an fan v Southern Flour is in limited supply aDd
prices have improved lOd25c bbl sales Of $40 bbs
D. sOd el0 90 lOl Common 10 fair Extra Baltimore l'
Country and Ell d$O n for trade and family do. Rye lr
is more active and sga better sales Of go bbs at s.
IS CO. Corn Meal is active, and prices " rus
sined of ESQ bbs at - for jersey and o. - for
Brandywine.
FRUITRasin have rued quite du and prices rather
easier Other descriptions have been Only 10 mo- te de-
mand but prices have undergone DO essena oAange We
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26

GUNN1 CLOI1 hu'auceu uhuer an active .leWhHui
sales at 25d2Go
GUNNY BAGS have declined and the market rulei quite
duh az III 1lsc
GRAINThe business in Wheat since this day week has
been quite limited miers and speculative operators holding
advance prices insisted after last report
utmdatng buyers and the favorable weather for tie
Winter CROP anil seasOnabe weather for getting in the
Spring seed changed the tone and spirit Of the market
most decidedly and the speculative demand for Western
count has earey subsidized and much the advance obtained
noted has been lOs to-day "wednesday the
active and prices have Improved 3d5o per bush
the rapid advance the West stimulating the inquiry; the
demand mainly for milling though in part specuatye the
sales are bush including "a 600 BUSH ordinary Spring
at 4l 65d 81 75 1900 bush common to choice Chicago
Spring at 81 5Odsl e 900 BUSH old Milwaukee Club at
81 eOas e and % coo bush Amber Milwaukee at 81 ss
as q White Wheat very firmly held; the prices
on the seaboard much below those at the Lake ports
Barley and Barley Malt both inactive and prces
settled Oats have been only In moderate demand and not
whstanding the very light arrivals prices have yielded
slightly and business for export has proved moderate To
day "wednesday the market fairly active and firm the de-
and being the trade; sales Of 81 coo bush at 1880
for Western 5sd6Oc for Old do and 62d65c for State
the latter for Choice Rye In fair demand and hrmi
sales Of choice Western at e0c Corn has been only
moderately active; the less favorable from Europe ana
fsctuaons gold and Exchange have unsettled the
markets prices have fuctuated but show advance Our
preses stock Of Sound very limited indeed hence holders
appear very confident In the absence foreign de-
mand The arrivals Of New have been exceedingly light and
this mparts more fmnes To-day (WedDesday the market
n Sujst ewing 70 lager Arrivals. bpt wtcS Ns without
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
Receinfa Of Produce,

APRIt 95-Flour l4O07 bbls.i Whisky 396 bslsi Corn
Meal 795 bbsi do l74 saeksi OIL CAKE 2s5 sacks Corn
Reef 26 pkgs; Pork 7GO bbls Cut Meats 3e pkgs Lard
4l2 pkge, Llye Hogs, Il. le3i Petroleum $50 bbls.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
PbjIad.Iphia Cattle Markct-APRrL "A.

The supply beef cattle this week anout the same as
the previous week the arrivals numbering jO head The
market was dull ard prices declined at least on tho 100 y
the sales made were n prices ranging from s4d sj 100
fr Far 10 Good and sJ 500sl6 for Prime and Extra
SHTEP-The demand for sheep continues iair. aud al
oaeed-somc 700 hcad-wore disposed Of at from Ease
gross NJ 10 quality. ,,,
Hocs-1hs market continnes dull, and prices declined;
the saes amounted 100 head from s2 TO S3 ~ per 100
n
Cos-The demand for active; lsO head
were sold from g. 5 spTugcrs and foS5 TO 800 each
f,r mi ch co
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
THB CRoTON NATIONAL BANK
Of the City Of New. York,

Designated DEPosITARY AND
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE CNTED STATS,
No. IL Nassau st., n. Y,
will 10 the marble building southeast corner OF
Nassau aad Cedar SITS, lst Of May.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
legal Notices.
CUPREME COURT, City and Comfy of New
- York.-ANN RANKIN. Plaintiff agsns, ESTHER NJ TROr


CUPREME COURT, City and County of New.
~ York-ANN RANKIN. Plaintiff, against ESTHER M. TROT.
TER and oers Deiendantn Of the judgment OF the
seventh day Of March 1896 the Referee srpon,ed said
judgment for the Of carrying into effect such judgment viii
10 the City NewYok the 9th day Of May 1866 O'Clock
through John Busng real estate aGconee the following
six lots pieces parcel. lying
at Harlem in the Twelfth Ward OF the City Of NewYork bo andsa
ara described follows vz Beginning point on the nortey
side Of One hundred three hundred
feet east d the fh and running esery song the norhy
side OF said ninth street seventy five feet 10
land late OF Samuel rorhery the
Of said last mentioned land parallel the Fh hand
red and ninety feet and inches Onehunded
westerly along souhery
thtiet seventy five soutey parallel
the F enc hundred and inches One
hundred twenty ninth street beginning
each twenty FIVE feet IN width
Ao all that lot piece parcel ground situate living and being
Twelfth Ward Of the City Of NswNor sodbsy
One red andhsth street beginning point
ery side Of that six hundred ard fifteen feet eaey
from the soueasey and he'b
wiieu running thence eery along the
ey de Of and hrh street fye feet enes
souhey parallel with Fourth ninety feet and eleven
twenty ninth and One hundred streets wshy
parallel Hundred sndthrieth street twenty-five s
thence norhey and parallel with Fourth ninety
'''''" -''''' " '"' JOHN B. HAsKIN, Referee.
MARSH Con WALLS, Painta's Auoneys
CUPREME COURT, City aud County OF New.
- York-EUGENE CHARyE. fanug against CECILIA
10 the Defendant CECILIA CHARNE. You U. $ Rev Stamp
hereby summoned aud Iequhed % an SOC Cancelled.
copy herewith served upon you and TO copy OF your er
complaint the subscriber his Office No ls Nassau
hereof othe day Of such and 20 answer
the complaint within the time aforesaid the sn,h IN ~. a;on
Dated Mreb 81, 1906 JOHN f. GRAY Plaia,ih' Atorpcy.
The rom pant in this action daily the Office OF tho
CLERK Oft City and County 81 New f9ps 9 tS t Gay o. AI
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
n1arhet.-cnryr1lr narORrrD FOR rnn N Y. TaInvsr
wrpvrsDAY. April Q5 1866.

WEDNESDAY, April 25, 1866.
ASHTSThere has been only moderate demand for Pots
and prices heavy 81 1895 Ell Pearls ore lower ard
nominal at $40 25 .
BEFSWAX has been in moderate demand. without change
70 note in prces of yellow Western and Southern al
81 d40c.
COTTON-The market remains in dull and unsettled con
don further augmented by the reports Of panic IN the
Liverpool market and the business light embracing ony
about 200 bales at about 3 SC for Mddngs the outside
for Orleans.
CoFFEE-o Is quiet but holders generally appear steady
al our reduced figures follows: Prime 2Od20c Good ~
aloIc; Fair ~ dlsc Ordinary l64ltic. and falr TO
Good CargOes II! l9c. all net cash gold duty paid west
India STYLES quiet and steady buyers operating freely IN
really prime parcels when such 10 be found We have
only to note l3i bags Costa Rico at Gle, gold.
CANDLES without special change; the demand has
only moderate quote az 20d22c for Adamantne,
sOc. for Sperm and SOC. for Patent
COPPER-Tnere has been only limited iDsry for Aneri
Ingo but prices show no particular yarinon sales az
% 2g!c for Baltimore and Lake New Sbeathng and Ye
Metal steady at SJc for the former and 3c or the
latter.
COALThe market is without variation FOR Foreign the de
mand confined Gas Goals and prices firm sales Of
some so tuns Liverpool steam aud Liverpool Camel on
private terms Domestic freely offered and the demand for
cargoes has been extremely limited buyers waiting the result
Of the public sale given below cargo prices have been
n.maa from the yard dealers selling at s6ds7 30 per
un The Delaware Lackawanna aud Western Railroad Com.
uany offered auction day 10000 uns Scranton Coal the
va was well attended and good prt manifested the
prices ohtued above those of last sale Mr.. John
Draper OF aed auetoner Annexed are the particulars
r 81 "a II 49, gla
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
CnpREME C0IIRT. Cnr and Connfv OF Nep
Drintlng.

WIN. EVRRDELLs SONS. No. l0i FuS0n. ST.
w STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL MANUFACfUf
Frs
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26

change sales 500 bub Mixed Western at e6c In store
e7deee. delivered, and Gle. for Jersey Yellow
RECEIPTS OF BRRADsrrFFs
Flour, Wheat Corn,
bbls.
Since sen,emLef / lids . Q l9e O27 $4,000 l56L4i4
Same time lsfx .... 2 279.25O 6J27 7s3 47665s
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
10 eooins CARDS. &t.

ATWM. BvERDELLs SONS, No. IO4 Fulton.st.-
N WEDDING CARDS and FINE STATIONERY tL'sbl'hso
(ls5)
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26

Total to Great Britain and the Cont
nent for the week ending April 20,
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26

BRIGHTON CAMBRIDGE AND MEDEoRD.
Reporfed for The TRIBUNE for The Esst ending WtdH"daH
April 25. leo6.
Amount OF stock at market; -
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OFFICE cnrHAl RAILROAD coSsA = o. Nrw.J'
;. ]. TTLUFN, no. III " ~ " JTrul
l.. II. MEYER, No. ~ Exchange place, }

ATEW-IURk and HNKIIEM NAIINVAD NOiII n
~ EY-NOTICE TO sToCkHOLDERs.-The annual election
for thirteen Directors this Company or the ensuing VIII be
oc. Of the Company corner Of Fouhave and twenty
,lIh,L on TUESDAY. the 18Th day Of May ncHt
The polls will be opened from u O'Clock " noon until p H. OF
ths, day.
s-' " '"' ' W. n EMERSON,
T....u
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26

Since January 1855 zoe e6oli6l59 s79ie4sS3
The earnings Of the Chicago and Northwestern Rail-
way Company for the third week in April were;
iss s 7s3 1865. 100 80 Increase ..t24 ee3 20
The business of the subTeasury was; Receipts,
faC2.SS aS-f, Cpstpua A3inQQei Pguelta &C.,.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
financial.

UsrrtD sTlrE, TREAsuMI lSrEEssr DEPARrnESTi
SEv.io Apr! TO- 1906
SCHEDULES Of (30) THIRTY or more (j20)
- FyETwENTY COUPONS. paysblo May proImo will now
examination the Interest Department, Of the United
State. Treasury. H. H. VAN D1Ih, .
Assistant Treasurer 4. :.
COME very valuable MANUFACTURING STOCK
y r SALE ~ the gong abr ad Capitalist, viii do well
by loinr Into s being bouahde sto. 'ued by q The
NOT responsible rarte. II Newiors Adde'S MANUfACIUR
ING STOCK. Tribune Ohlce.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26

SAIIPEIEK continues dull but Without chlngei
We auote Crude at ~ a9c. and Refined Pure at zoe.
SfEARN-Thc market is strong at the advance and the
demand gooi sales OF 600 good to prime bite west
arm AT a ialc; 900 Grease at III l3c. cash.
SEDS-The market is dnl and lower the supply is good
sales of go bags I'll olc. ana Fancy lots at Halle
Timothy Seed is and ssae at g. sids6 per bush.
Rough Faxseed quiet and prices unsettled 2 0as2 60
per bush Calcutta Lnseed continues IN active demand and
prices have advanced We quote at 90 s. 5 in Boston,
lsas3 here The stock on hand Is about 10000
bags
SHOT without change We quote at 9.c. for DroP and
l0Ic for Buck.
SOAP-The demand has been light but prices are IN
changed; sales Of CASTLE at Is elsie. cash.
TINTbe demand for Pig has been only moderate and In
the absence any important sales prices must be regarded
nominal Plates have been very quiet but prices show
change though the market firm owing to increasing
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-02-03
MILITARY CN0fP.4NIES furnisheo
ariM SUORDS, SASHES, Bats,
Caps, Buttons, Laces, EpaulettcS,
PLUNES, DRUMS, &c.

MATCHES, JcwclIy, Fancy Goods, Cutlery
w Clocks, and Military Goods ofevery de
s,r, rron such Ms Swords, Epauletcs, SaShcs
Hats, Lace, Buttons, &c. Military companie
urri,hcd complete " ilh every article.
Now opening magnificent stock of New
Gccds. such as American, IngIIsh. German an,
Frcr,h .iruclry, III sets and IN single pieces
Ees, quality Gold Watches, English Levers
Skeleton do. Duplex, Archer EsCaPcmcns, be
vines, some very small FIR ladies,set with pearl.
ana diamonds, elegantly enamoI'ed, irecPen
cnt and Quarter Second v at hes, Hunting i
caret gold Watches in every variety.
Rich China Vases, from Paris and Dresden
French and Spanish Fans.
silver, Gold, Ivory, Pearl and Leather Car
Gases, do, d., do, Port Monaics.
Eleea Gilt and Hron2cd Clocks .Cnndlebras
ALBATA WARE-Spoous,furk Iad!es, but
ter knives, &c, OF the best quality.
Plated tea and coffee sets, casters, walters
cake baskets, vegetable dishes tureens butte
dishes, cardlcetcks, tenketlles urnS, salt ceIIar>
Tortoise shclcombs, new styles, English an.
American table cutlery, scissors, pen knives, =
zor- sporling knives music BOXES, 2, Z d. d"
and 5 pairs of jewelers. scal',.we'ghl$, Sc.
Watchmakcrs tools and materials; Wa e.
Glasses Of every descriptions; a compete asst
menl ofdentists Files
{. B. & Co., oler the above goods on The vc
ry best terms, Call and examine.
Julv l5 1868 "
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-02-03
COUNTY DIRECTOR Y

The Circuit Court will meet four times a
wear 9Th II Jnrc, 27rh at October, 2f'h ct
December. and 9Th OF April. JuJst-l'. /.
W.BALcg. Ckrk W \. ChdPIIne.
Rule days on the first Monday OF each
month. ~
sheriff William Rush. Deputies 1
Cbapline. 4. W. Potierfcld.
Recorder C ,orse Byers
Ueosty and Recorder. d. FaYman.
Prosecuting Attorney Henry Berry.
Master Henry {. Entel.
Board f Supervisors will meet on The THIRD
Monday Of each moulh, at their office over
A. Chlplnc's st re, in shepherds own. fresi-
Jcn.-Alexantrr FoSset. Ehud Tanner. Daniel
Cameron. Dr. James Logic, John w. McCnrdy'
Truman W. rolierfch, and Charles Johnson
Gle. Of the 3oarl--loscph \. Chap!ne'
County Treasurer Joseph WclShans.
Superintendent of County Free Schools =
Y. Is. Suiler.
Assessor James w. Greenwood.
Maei,tratos-Joseph $. Fleming, ChapIIne
Township James y. Fhymaa, Shepherd Town
ship.
Gonsta ble-George McBco.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-02-03
STONEBRAKER'S
Dy spepsia Bitters
LIVER INVIGOR.ATOR!
TIE GREAT REMEDY FOR


Dyspepsia, Liver Con plant, BiIIiots Attacks
sick Headache Sour Stomach, FlatuIfncy
Loss of Appetite, CoSrveness, Jaundir'
Cholo,a Mnrbus. and Female Weakness,
Drorsy, Depression al 81 irit', : allow Com.
eAiou, and all arrangements OF the D'g'S'
tive Functions.
Ibis being an entire Vegetable Compound
Is warranted a safe and clIcctual remedy. not
,n,y for Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia bu'
ior all those diseases resulting from disorder
I'd condition Of the Stomach and Liver, or de-
rangnment of the digestive functions, such as
Tlalulency, Loss Of Appetite, Debility OF
week.-mrs.. Acid.neS of the Stomach, Head
che, Cos ri,encss, Or, Psy, sc.
Il i, ma ticularly recommended 10 those wbo
are suffering unlec dcbilit% and depression
.pir,ls lts ,oothing and renov1Iin& powers be-
y r>ri~u uray adopted 10 all such cases
~ Prco one d'lur per bottle.
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NEW DRUG STORE !
BURKHART & GRIMES

ARE now open-and will
constantly receive from the
Est, a full and complete as
Sortment of Pure DnugS,viz :
Uamphor. Refined; Epson
SAILS; Glaubcr Salts; Castor
vi; Sweet OIL Masncsla,
1alcined aud Lump; Gallo