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1866 Music-Bryant Band, b pieces.
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Ray@ We copy the following from the
Metropolitan Bank Note Reporter OF
New York:
1--WE commend n perusal Of the
following circular, issued by the Hon.
Geo. W. Schuyler, Superintendent of
the Bank Department of the State of
New York, to our readers. 1t is
very gratifying to read circular
letter from such high authority, re-
ferring to our State Bank circulation,
at time when certain interested par
ties who, with view of proiting by
discrediting il, are attempting to do
so. Their efforts will be a failure
The people of the State of New York
know aud appreciate the security and
value of the bills of the State Banks
They will part with them reluctantly
The bills will be appreciated and as
highly valued by the people after the
LIST of July as before, and as promptly
redeemed by the banks:
STATE or NEW York, BANK DEPT,
Albany, May 81, 1866
The impression obtains, to a consid-
cradle extent, that in consequence Of "A
law of Congress, the holders of State
bunk bills will be subject to tax of
ten per cent on paying them out, after
the first of July next; and there are
bankers who suppose that they are sub
Jet to like tax on all their outstand-
ing circulation at that date Nothing
is more erroneous.
The following is the only law of Con-
gress on the subject
and be it further enacted that eve
ry National Banking Association, State
Bank, or State Banking Association,
shall pay a tax Of ten per cent on the
amount Of notes of any State Bank or
State Banking Association, paid out
by them after the first Of July, 1866
1t viii be seen that banks only are
subject to the tax, and that, not on
their outstanding circulation. but only
on such notes as they shall pay out.
Holders of State bank bills, not bank
ers, are not subject to the tax They
may hold them or pass them, the same
as usual
The notes of New York State Banks
will be as safe and valuable after the
first of July, 1866, as at any time in
the past Securities for their redemp-
ton are held by this department, and
are only surrendered on the return of
the notes
Although the banks are being legis-
lated out of existence, their notes, as
a circulating medium will maintain
their former high reputation and val
ne. There can be no safer circulation
than that of our New York State
Banks, and holders may rest secure,
that their State money is worth dol
lar for dollar in legal tenders.
Our banking system, so far as Con-
gressional Legislation can do it, is to
pass away, and be superseded by the
National, whose highest merits rest
upon the fact that it is modelled after
our own. GEO. w. SCHUYLER.
Superintendent.
The above is applicable to the cir
culation of the New England State
Banks. Mr.. Barlow, the cashier, in
forms us that the st. Adams Bank
will continue to redeem their bills at
the Suffolk Bank, Boston, as usual,
and that the several banks in the
county will receive them after the LIST
of July as they have always done.
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Our friend Brevet Brigadier Gen
oral Edward w Smith, Asst Adj.
Gen. Of the Department of Virginia,
IS spending few days with his friends
in St Adams. Gen. Smith is a grad
nate Of the University of Vermont in
,be class of 1852, and has the
rank of Breyet Lieut.. Colonel in the
regular army He is an efficient and
deseryedly popular officer.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all eff
fects of youthful indiscrotion, WILL for the sake
of suffering humanity, send free to all who
need it, the recipe and directions for making
the simple remedy by which he was cured
Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers
experience can do so by addressing
JOHN b. OGDEN,
No. l3 Chambers St. Now York.
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THE TRANSCRIPT.
ST. ALBANS.
Friday. June 10, 1900


.., t-,ion Republican Voters Of Vermont are
NY S.,,neated to assemble in MASS CONVEX
heisUs st Montpelier, on WEDNESDAY, JuSE 10th
ToS' a, II o'clock A. NJ. for the purpose Of
1900 ;,stin,- Governor, Lieut.. Governor, am,
idglnasnrrr and transact any other business tha'
1t.',,'ro,,erlv come before the Convention.
'''' pURNHAM MARTIN,
DUDLEY c. DENNISON
HENRY CLARK, Union
GEORGE II. BlGELOW, state
Joseph POLAND, Com.
c. VI. STONE,
ASA r. CAMP,
Montpelier, June 8, 1866.
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Cacciola's Hair Life

restores Gray Hair to its original color, removes
Dandruff and all impurities, and preserves the
hair from premature death. Containing nothing
injurious, il is unsurpassed for dressing the hair,
promoting luxuriant growth and leaving 1t
soft and glossy. For sale by all Druggists.
Price One Dollar botte Depot ~ William
Street, New York 93-eowly
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"A sad accident occurred in this
village about 10 o'clock on Friday
morning, occasioned by Mrs. Barr,
wife Of the barber at the fremont
House, using kerosene oilin making
fire The can exploded and she and
her two children were so frightfully
burned that they lived but few hours.
A girl by the name of Elizabeth For
tunot had her face and right arm bad
~ though not dangerously burned.
We hope this fatal accident will not | e
without its solemn warning to those
who are accustomed to use kerosene
oil or other explosive substances about
Che
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30 Eating unripe cucimbcrs and fruits of
morbus More especially amongst children,
where it is often attended with violent vomiting
and great distress Goes Dyspepsia Cure win
immediately relieve the pains, stop the yomit-
ing and cure cholera morbus without fail, if ta-
ken promptly and according to directions 1t
is also sure cure for indigestion and dyspep-
STA.
S. r. Day, Agent, st. Adams, Vt.
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The New York Herald's ST. Al
bans correspondent says the parade
Of the St. Adams Militia on Tuesday
Of last week was under Gen. J. W.
TAYLOR" Capt Taylor is far more com
netent than some of the Generals who
figured during the war, but does not,
We believe aspire to don a generals
Uniform for the present.
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The ruling price for butter on
Tuesday, was 33a34c. Several lots,
however sold as high as 35a36c.
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CONCENTRATED LYE!

Soap, or rs GALLONS of the very best Soft
Soap, for only about IS CENTS. Directions on
each box. For sale at all Drug AMI Grocery
Storms
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BRIGHTON MARKET

BRIGHTON MARKET JuneI3.
Beef Cnttie.-Extra fat and heavy premium
oxen, sl4O0 Sl4,25 LIST quality S13.2j $3.50.
2d quality $500 Il $3.50; 81 quality Sll 80 n
$1,000 u 100 his, ON total weight of hide, tallow
and dressed beef
Working oSen.-s175 $500 or according
TO value as beef
Mich Cows.-si5 SIS: extra and good $50
800 without calves, as may be agreed farrow
and ordinary S35 As
sheep and Lambs sc q &c; or 5000 5000
per head.
shotcs. Wholesale, y a 13c; retail. II n 15c.
Dressed, 90 a l6 cents. Tat Hogs. II Dc q 20 Dc.
Veal Calvcs.-s700d So 90 per head
hides. Brighton, 5 Il 9 cents a. n. Country
lots, 6 q 7c Calfskins 15c lie.
Iailow. z PC ~ 10.
Pelis. $500 a -. % each.
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BY a poS'-oihce has been established
Cb,,l. name of Black River, between
town ',0~n and Springfield, in the
Styla. Springfield, and James f.
appointed postmaster.
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lie next session of the Chitten-
~% u county Teachers Association
~, ~, DC held at Westford on the Goth
lad Both of this month.
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Special 4lotites.
STRANGE, BUT TRUE

Every Young lady and gentleman in the
United States can hear something very much to
their advantage, by return mall Gree Of charge)
by addressing the undersigned. Those having
fears Of being humbugged viii oblige by not
noticing this card. All others will please adj
dress their obedicnt servant.
THOS. f. CHAPMAN.
53l Broadway New York
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A Ready and Conclusive Test of the proper
ties OF ilelmbold's Fluid Extract Buchn will be
comparison with those set fourth in tho United
States Dispensatory.
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For non-rctention or incontinencc Of urine, ir-
ntation, Inflammation or liberation of the blad-
der, or kidneys diseases of the prostate glands.
stone in the bladder calculus, gravel or brick
dust deposit and all diseases OF the bladder,
kidneys and dropsical swcllings,
UsE HELMRoLD's FUN EXTRACT BUcnU.
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VERMONT EPISCOPAL CoNvENTIoN.-The
annual convention of the Episcopal
Church of Vermont, was held at Bur
lington last week, and the attendance
of clergy and lay delegates was quite
large. The next annual convention
was appointed to be held at ST. Adams.
The Rev. Duane S. Phillips, OF Ben
nington, was appointed to preach the
next missionary sermon Rev. Roger
S. Howard. substitute. The Rev. Chas.
l.. Hale, of Arlington, was appointed
60 preach the next convention sermon;
the Rev. 7. C. Wainwright, substitute.
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lIoD,n',.'' pasters James G. French of
bury ons 'ustus Cobb of Middle
dqa, 6 Iaa 1alius E. Higgins of Bran
senate been confirmed by the
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Citizen Al A. ! shafter, a highly respected
On tba o % cabot, died very suddenly
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New YORK, June ID.
Gold opened at 143 3-S, and closed
at LA rs.
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bo. "0 Lawrence Hotel at Brattle-
b,a. +" now open for boarders and
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Wanted.

NNE HUNDRED first class Agents for the life
size portrait Of Grant and Battles, Lin
coin Johnson and Lees Surrender and a large
variety of splendid Engravings which are sell
ing rapidly,
Entcrprising business men can find profitable
employment by calling ON or addressing
-. A. HILL General Agent.
ll5-2m fremont House 81. Adams, VI.
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DR.. John Campbell, who had been
in the practice of his profession for
more than fifty years, died at his resi-
dence in Putney last week, at the adj
vanced age of 73 years.
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The first convention of the "Ver-
mont State Musical Convention" will
ue held in Burlington, commencing
Monday afternoon, June %, and clos
ing Friday evening, June Goth. The
direction of the convention is entrust-
sa to W, O. Perkins, of Boston, assist
" BY the Mendelssohn Quintette
UuO' The pianists of the convention
wa oe Messrs. Moore and Proctor,
burlington, andJ. Il. Perkins Of Bos-
w. Three grand concerts will be
gwen during the convention. Members
" Tue convention will be entertained
private families at sl,OO per day,
~ rp al the hotels at $500 per day.
' 'pS several railroads carry for fare
one way.
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Enfoebled aud Delicate Constitutions, Of both
sexes, use Iolmbolds Extract Buchu 1t will
give brisk and energetic feelings and enable you
to sleep well.
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hon En,o zen car loads of Mormons
through !. bound for Utah, passed
Ag o. Adams Saturday morn
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sri. LOUIS. mo-. DOUBLE EKTRA EL0uR
Boston Ground Rock Salt.
ALSO KEEP THE
BURLINGTON SALT,

y. B.-T have a word more TO saw I have
purchased of Mr. Failey his entire interest in the
old firm, and shall collect all debts due the con-
corn, Dad ones oxcopted,) and pay all indebted
ress of the old firm. Mr. Failey viii stop with
me for one month, 70 wait upon such as wish to
avail themselves Of the opportunity of paying
within that time, after which time those who
are unfortunate az not to be able to call, viii
find the books with some honest attorney.
1l7-tf j. J. B.
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THE VERMONT TRANSCRIPT
MARRIED.


In this town, on the 9th inst Mrs. susANvAH
GREEN. in the 93d year Of her age.
Mrs c. was the widow Of the late Nathan
Green. and was the oldest resident Of st. Al
bans
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GALLERY IN PEOPLES BLOCK,
los-iy Az. STYLES, Burlington, Vt.

TIME MASON ~ HAMLIN CABINET or
1 gans, forty different styles, adapted to sa.
cred and secular music for $50 To 1000 each
Fifty-one Gold or Silver Medals, or other first
premiums awarded them. Illustrated Cata-
iognos fi0a. Address, MASON a HAMLlNf
Boston, or MASON BROTHERS New York.
Silly
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4 New and Grand Epoch in Medicine !!


DR.. Maggel is the founder Of now Medical
SYSTEM The quautitarians, whose vast intcr-
nal doses cnfceble the stomach and paraiyze the
bowels must give precedence to the man who
restores health and appetite, with from one TO
two OF his extraordinary Pills and cures the
most ylrulont sores with box or so Of his Won
dcrful and all healing Salvc. These two great
specifics of the Doctor are fast supcrseding M
the sterotyped nostrums Of the day. Extraor-
binary cures by Maggicls Pills and Solyc hive
opened the eyes Of the public 20 the inc fciency
of the $50 called remedies of others and upan
which people have so long blindly depended.
Maggicls Pills not of the class that are swal-
lowed by the dozen, and of which of every box
full taken creates an absolute necessity for an
ether. One or two OF Magge's Pills sui,ice- to
place the bowels in perfect order. tone the stom-
ach, create an appetite. and render the spilits
liz ut and bnoyant, There is no gripping. and no
reaction in the form Of constipation Iftho liver
Is affected, its functions restored. and if the
nervous system Is feeble, il is invigorated. This
last quality makes the medicines very desirable
for the wants Of delicate females. Ulcerous and
crupuye diseases arc literally eNtinguished by
the disinfectant power of Masgiel's Salvc In
fact, it Is here announced that Maggicl's Bill
Gus, Dyspeptic and Diarrhcn Pills cure
where all others fail. White for Burns. Scalds
Chilblains, Cuts, and all abrasons Of the skins
Magsieis salve is infallible. Soldb ]. Mag
giel 43 Fulton Street, New York, and all Drug
Sists, at 20 cts. per box. lilly
l.. l.. butcher Sons, Agents, st. Adams, VI
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1t having been stated that Father
Classy, the Catholic priestat Fairfield,
bad entertained Fenians in his house,
Ae publishes card denying the state
aent lie eays q intend always to
be true to tho faith I profess, and as l
an also a French Canadian, I am sin
arely opposed to the lawless invasion
Of Canada by the Fenians.
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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BucHu gives health and
yigor to the frame and bloom to the palld cheek
Debility is accompanied by many alarming
symptoms, and if no treatment is submitted to-
consumption insanity or epileptic fits onsue
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-06-15

The GLORY or MAN Is STRENGTH Therefore,
the nervous and debilitatod should Immediately
use Helmbolds Extract Buchu.
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There will be an Independence
Ball" at the Franklin House, Georgia
Center, Wednesday evening, July 4,
1866 Music-B ryant's Band, 8 pieces
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C Henry Benton and William w.
Eaton, recent graduates of the Law
School Of the University Of Albany,
were admitted to practice as attor-
neys at the recent session Of the La
noble County Court.
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We learn from the Burlington
Tines that Samuel Valley, Esq, of
CHARLOTTE, recently sheared from a
I'VE year old Atwood buck twenty
seven pounds of wool, of one year and
SIX days growth. This buck has pro
duced the following weights of fleeces
loF the last three years, viz: 26 lbs,
q lbs and ~ lbs.
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Shattered Constitutions Restored by Helm
bolds Extract Buchu.
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Are respectfully reqnes TO AVAIL them
selves Of my excellent t@--litses Tor prepare
ing Prescriptions furnishing supplies Of
pure medicines eheap--a competent chemist
having the supervision Of tho ssore and this
department
Store open on Sunday from " NJ. to l p. NJ,
for sale OF necessary medicines only.
ss- All persons indebted for a longer period
than three months, are requested to call and set
tie immediately as ! desire TO sell low, and il
do. cannot make long accounts.
The st. Adams Liquor Agency.
A f,ll supply of pure Liquors for modicina
purposes constantly ON hand.
9. n. DAY, Agent.
~ Adams, w., August 10, 1865. Hiy
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Tobacco. SegarS, &c.
200 GOO Imported and Domestic Sesars, from
SIS to 500 per 1000.
200 Boxes Manufactured Tobacco,
80 Boxes Scotch Snuff,
So Cases Smoking Tobacco,
10 Barrels
200 Reams Wrapping Paper,
$4,000 Paper Pockets, from to II lbs,
so Reams Cap, Letter and Note Paper,
10000 Envelopes assorted,
40 Dozen Maynard & Moves Ink,
% Gross Pens and Pen Holders,
5000 Blank Cards assorted
GO Boxes Pipes,
3 Barrels -
90 Kegs and boxes Scotch, RaPPoo, Con
gress and Maccabau Snuff,
40 Gross Matches,
so Dozen Backing
10 Dozen Brushes,
80 Gross fne-cUt Chewing Tobacco,
10 Half barrels
10 Gross Tobacco and Snuff Boxes,
y Gross assorted Pipe Bowls,
5000 Pipe Stems, assorted.
Altof which will be sold on the best terms,
by LLOYD LOGAN.
NIB. Rags bought and received in eX-
change for goods.
Winchester, Nov 9, 'G5-tf
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DANCING WOMEN.

II believe q woman would do great deal
for dance, said NJ. Growing; they are i'm
Iesusely fond Of sal;a,ory motion Iremembar
once in my ljfeI used 70 firt with one who wa
a great favorite in o provincial town where
lived and coufiod to me that she had nostook-
iags toappeay in, and without. them Ter pres
encs at the tali o.as outof tie question. That
was hint for yoa TO buy the stockings said
Dick
"Nc. you're Gus. said Growing. Shaknev
that I was as poor as herself; but, though she
could not rely on my purse, she had every con-
GJonce in my taste and judgement; and con-
suited me ON q plan she formed for going to the
taH in proper trig. Now what DO you think
+. wasp
To goin cotton suppose, returned Dick.
Out again. sir-youd never guess it; and
oalya womsn could have lie upon the expedi-
emit. Il was the fashion in those days for ladies
in fun dress % wear pink stockings, ana sic
proposed to paint hex legs"
Painting her legs" they al exclaimed
Fact, sir, said the doctor; and she re-
he'd upon me for telling Ter if the cheat was
successful
And was it 2" asked Durfy.
Don't be in hurry, Tom Icomplied, on
one condition, namely, that should be the
painter.
On, YOU old rascal, said Dick.
But not a safe covenant" added the attor-
ley.
Don't interrupt me, gentlemen, said the
doctor. Il got some rose pink, accordingly,
and l defy all the Losiegs in Nottingham to
make tighter fit than did on little Jenny;
and pret,ier pair of stockings I never saw"
And she went TO the bali % said Dick.
She did"
And the trick succeeded q" inquired Durfy
80 completely that several ladies asked her
to recommend her dyer to them. So, YOU see
what woman viii DO togo to a dance. Poor
little Jenny she was merry little mink
by-thc-by, she boxed my ears that night for a
Joke ! made about the stockings"
Jenny said T. for fear your stockings
should fall down when YOU are dancing. hadn't
you better let me paint pair Of garters on
them?7
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AVaOTITH 81 BRO.
Alternative
Condition Powders.

Condition Powders.
YENIiE immense sale of these Powders during the
short period they have been before the public,
is sufficient guarantee of their great popularity,
and the decided benefits derived from their use.
They are confidently recommended not only as a
preventive, but as complete cure torall diseases
incident 10 the HossE, Cow or Hoe, as
Loss of Appetite, Coughs, Heares, feiiop HG.er,
Distemper, Gianders, de. DE.
Ry their use the Horses appetite is improved, all
arrangements of the digestive organs corrected,
sSlening the skin, and giving to the coat 4 sleek
and shining appearance and may be used with per-
feet safety at al tines it contains no ingredients
which can injure horse whether sick or well.
For fattening Cattle they are invaluable; also
possessing peculiar properties in increasing the
quantity of milk in cows, thereby giving them an
Importance and value which should place them
within the hands of all interested.
All Diseases TO which the Hog is subject, as
coughs ulcers in the lungs and liver, and rs gen.
eral purifier of the blood, we guarantee their eff;
cacy il once fairly tried.
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AncHrr II. A1soulrA.
Cs. ". AIeulfH.
AISQUITH &c BRO,

A1SII II 90 DA@O''
DRUGGISTS,
AtAe Old S,anG Of Beller q BERsif' :" eryZ
Charlesto,on, Je5'srsOa Co'aty, V'rg'n'd, M
OFFER to the people their large and care =
I fully selected stock OF .,,,,,
DRUGS. CHEMICALS, PAINTS, YARNiSHES,
OITS. PATENT MEDICINES, DYE
STUFFS, PERFUNERIES, end
DRUGGISTS FANCY G0ODS and SIA-
TI0NERY,
4. rricas n snit the times. Prescriptions and all
Cor6pounds viii receive strict and special attention
M ali hours of day and night, 70 insure Ger
tsinty and safety We cell special attention to the
following enumeration Of articles:
brakes Plantation Bitters,
Hostcttsrs stomach Bitters,
Iiaofaud's German Bisers, 49,
Aver's Cherry Pectoral-Ayer's Sars9paTlha'
Ayers Ague Curc-Ayer's Cathartic PiIis'
Carier's Spanish Mixture,
Heaboll's Flaid Extract OF Buchu'
WolTs Schnapps-Brown's Jamaica Ginger,
Eaiway's Ready itcliel,
Rurueit's Cod Liver Oil,
Nichols Eiizer Peruvian Bark with Protoxide of
.Hsreman's Elixir of Calisaya Bark.
GcIa3s's Yermilece-Fahnestock Yermifuge,
Holloway's Worm CONNECTIONS,
McMuuns E'ixcr Opium,
Perry Davis Pain killer-Larabee's Pam KILLER,
BlaiT's Compound Syrup fhosphates,
Hubbclrs Bitter Wine Of Iron,
Fills Citrate Maenesia,
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills,
Brandreth's Pills-Spa,ding' Cephalie Plils,
DIR. Shalienbcrger's Fever and Ague AntidGie,
Snaldiuy's Clue-Oliye Oil.
NcAlister's Oiutment-Sing' s Itch Ointment
Browns Bronchial Troches,
Thompson's Eve Watsr,-Arrow Root,
Barley, Corn Starch, Sage GclatiEc
TapiOca, Extract Vanilla, Extract Lemon,
Extract Pine Apple, Extract Orange,
H0dgs0ns Diamond Cement,
Pavson's Indaliblc Ink.
St6nebraker's Nerve Liniment,
Stoaebrakcr's Pain Killer,
S;0ncb-akcr's Rat Extgrminator,
S,onebrakcr's Horse and Cattle Powders,
Stcrcbraker's Vegetable Cough Syrup,
Starebraker's Hair Restorative,
S.17rb-aker's Liver Pills,
S,0aebra&er's Dyspepsia Bitters and Liver law
P,flrerv. Soaps. &c-Sozodant for Teeth,
Hswlev's and Cleans Ext. for the hankeremef
Golden Lilly of Japan for the hair,
Sterlinr's Ambrosial for the hair,
Rurnctt's C0coaine for the hair,
Oidbara's and Cristadora's Hair Dye,
Ambrosial Nectar Cologne.
CIen's Rose Hair Oil-Glenn's Honey soap,
Colgate Bath Soap, together with Soaps OF every
variety and style,
Hair. Clothes, Tooth, and Shaving Brushes,
Combs. &c,
Pens. Ink. Paper and Envelopes, &C.
August "a. 1855.