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EUROPE.
BY THE ATLANTIC ]. CABLE.

LONDON, March 27.-Dispatches just
to hand from the British military ex-
peditlon in Abyssinia, report that the
entire force, with the exception Of a
mounted battery and four companies
of the 45th regiment of infantry, had
Just left Znlla and commenced the
march for the highlands of the country.
The army, Is in good health, and the
general sanitary. report is favorable.
The ascent to the highlands of Abyssi.
mia is regarded here as very difficult
undertaking.; but 1t is understood that
Gen. Napier's advance Is by the safest
and most easily traversed route. That
on the east by Senafee and De Ganta,
the country Is represented as being
extremely barren alternately, and some
OF the passes formidable. !.
LONDON, March 2S.-General Nagle
will be tried at Court Of the Queens
Bench, IN London, in May, on charge
of treason and felony.
Geo. Francis Trains schedule of
OF property in the United States has
been rejected by the Court of Bank
ruptcy at Dublin, as a complete farce
and worthless as even SO much blank
paper. At,s sflu-, .,r Ls.
Miners riots in Belgium are spread
ing and becoming serious. The mill
tary are kept in constant readiness to
meet emergencies. ..-tl.s 81 . E-r..7.
PARIS, March 29.-It is understood
that the Emperor Napoleon is engaged
In preparing an Important manifesto
In regard to the foreign policy of his
Government. The document is ex-
pected to appear about the 10Th prox.
1t is estimated by the Minister of
War, Marshal Neil, that since the new
army law has been put into operation,
the Garde Mobile of France has been
increased to 100000.
BERLIN, March 20.-Anti.Prussian
riots have taken place in the northern
part of Bavaria. Crowds at several
places made violent demonstrations
against the PruBsian influence and
union with the Northern Coniedera-
ton.
b ANTALo, ,ABYssINIA, March 6,VIA LON
Chief and officers ofthe English expedi-
ton have positive Information that King
Theodorus Is prepared and means to
light. The native army is in q very
strong position situated between two
rivers near Lake Hink. Magdala is
two days march in the rear OF the
Kings headquarters. Deep ravines
encircle the AbyssInians' camp. In
this camp and on the line to Magdala
King Theodorus has 5000 warriors,
the works and camp being defended
by six large guns. On the east side of
Lake Hiak are high and steep noun
tains.
Gen. Napier has 6,OOO English troops
posted here. The General will move to
Askazi. Tomorrow the advance brig
ade moves and the General leads by
choice. Baggage OF every description
has been reduced two.thirds. Forage
for cattle is scarce. The roads are
very bad and difficult to travel. The
soldiers are suffering from dysentery
and fever.
LONDON, March 2s.-spain excludes
American newspapers, even those for
the American Envoy, who protests.
LONDON, March 2S-Evening.-U. s.
Bonds quiet at 72a721S; Erie AZ; Illinois
LIVERPOOL, March 2sLEvening.-
Cotton closed active and excited at a
further advance; closing at 1o3<d for
uplands; Orleans lid. Breadstutfs firm
and unchanged.
ANrwERP. March 28-Evenlng.-Pe-
troleum steadya at All.
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HarrIble outrage BY the RukInx.

AAEEADAG OAAElAkSG by Ahb AuAlN4s
NASHVILLE, March 2s.-A horrible
outrage was committed, few days
since, upon a loyal citizen, named
Patrick HaneY, who resides near Wa.
verly, Tenn, on the Nashville and N.
w. Railroad. Some Gays ago gang OF
KukluX left documents at his house,
warning him TO leave the country, but
he paid no attention TO the notice, and
went on with his work. Subsequently,
large company of men, disguised
and armed, dragged him out or his
house, about midnight, carried him TO
a creek three miles distant, tied rope
round his neck, and dragged him up
and down the creek, pulled out his hair
and beard, kicked and whipped him,
and left him lying insensible In the
woods. He was found the following
evening by his wife in a most horrible
condition. Mr.. Haney Is we'll known
in Nashville.
The Kuklux visited the house of
man named George Bryant, colored,
last night, eight miles from this city,
on the Lebanon Pike, aud, demanded
admission. Not having any faith in
their Rhostly professions, the colored
gun on them, when they made a pre-
clpltate retreat. He recognized in one
of the scoundrels a neighbor named
Warren, and has had warrant issued
for his arrest. X ,iiGfati tf t41
There Is great excitement in Smith
county, In relation to the election of a
Chancellor Tomorrow
The Pfdette (Kuklux organ) has is.
sued an extra, warning Union men and
negroes not to leave their homes until
after the election. .iFi,- 80 s8 ,l--sre
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ARIZONA,
Apprehended IndInn Trounlen.

AHuAAAn EoupAGHs
SAN FRANCISCO. March 2S.-Late ArI.
zona iadviceS state that uneasineSB is
felt regarding Indian affairs, and in the
great Colorado Valley another Indian
war Is anticipated. The attempt OF the
Government to assemble the savRges
on the reservations appears likely to
lead 10 serious trouble. About sevsn-
teen hundred Indians, gathered on the
reservation near Lopez, are reported as
having left the body, taking all the
stock, with the intention of Joining
hostile tribes In the mountains to
mako common cause against the
whites. FH-.lrl-l alg =
A band of Apaches made a raid
on Aubrey City, at the mouth of Will
llams' Fork thence up the fork towards
the Great Central and Planet Copper
Mines, taking animals from the differ
ent ranches, earring OF the plunderin
broad daylight. - IA Ia ~ -
The President of Aubrey CITY and
the Superintendents of the above
named mines have applied to the mill.
tary authorities for protection. 10
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new oRLI.EALHS.

b NEW ORnEANs, March h29.-Atlispatch
from Galveston to-day says that the
Treasury agents, Messrs. .Stoanmaker
and Randall, have detected astounding
frauds on the revenue here, perpetrated
through the bonded warehouses, and
having manifestations atINew Orleans
and elsewhere. Several officials are in.
volved. The frauds are q chiefly in
tobacco and whisky. In the bonded
warehouses at Galveston, 400 barrels
supposed to- contain whisky; were
found filled with water, 800 empty and
go had been filled with combustlble
compounds, with Il view probably OF
destroying the warehouse and all the
evidences OF fraud. The parties tmpli-
Gated have fed.
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me BIO CompllcntIons.

NEW YoRK. March 2s.-Judge In
graham on affidavIt of the attorney for
the Erie Railroad, has granted an or
der which has been served to show
cause. why the proceedings of the plain
tins and receiver shopld not be made
returnable before the first Monday OF
April, with a stay In the meanwhile.
The result OF this, uuleSs,aone counter
order is issued, viii be to put to col
lection the, : proceeds of ! the new
stock, and temporarily suspend all the
powers Of the receiver. iii4ss =, ..i
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AReheI pInner rarty.
q Emory the auest Of aeneraI

General Emory the guest Of General
-. MaGFuder.
wAsH1NsToE. March 2s.-General
Magruder, who figured prominently as
a rebel comnander.durfngth the late un-
pleasantness,g gave q select dinner party
here Tonight at a fashionable restau-
rant. Among the distinguished guests
was General Emory, commander OF
Mr.. Butleris opening aFg1mentsw will
occupy i've hours, and is very exhaus-
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BE.LOUIB.
.EIEe, aud ! snoW. storm.

,s.-l ~ .ElFe aud Snow Storm. ~
Sr. LOUIS, March 2s.4The planning
mill and residence of 10. Kelsey, a
carpenter shop and Considerable lnIn.
ber at gClarksyille, Mo-, were burned
Wednesday night. Loss, Sl5, 5000; In
surances IS, 600. =. =.
at Omaha and along the Union Pacific
Railroad, on Thufsday. Work IN the
mountains was suspended on account
of the snow. .
General Sherman will leave for
Omaha, on Monday, to meet the Indian
Commissioners,
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DIES mOIHES.
chicago. Rock I.Ieaa ana Pacific

DEs Mo1HKs,3 IOWA, March GA
meeting OF the directors OF the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific Railroad, was
held at Davenport yesterday, when seY.
eral resignatlons were accepted and the
board now being Illinois and Iowa
men. Tho board then adjourned to
meet at Brooklyn last evening, when
the act of!th6 Iowa Legislature in re-
gard to the road, was accepted. The
certificate of acceptance was filed in the
office of the Secretary of State, in this
city, this afternoon. The new members
pending suits, a majority being COM
petentsto transact the business OF the
company without reference to suits In
New York or elsewhere.L 1t Is believed
that that = affairs iI will goI on smoothly
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CLOSING PRICKs-5:SO p. M.

@@.@S@eN-S'SS Gs me
sTooKs-Pacific Mail, 1O5alO59<; AT.
lantic, S5Has611; Western Union Tel
egraphs A2za34A; New York Central ,
122Isal23; Erie, 7lJSa72: do preferred,
7Sa75; Hudson. 13S3<alS9; Reading, 9lN
a9l2s; Ohio, 30a301<; Wabash, 49I<a5O;
ST. Paul, 57a571<; do preferred, 72a72A;
Michigan Central, 1l3a1l4; Michigan
Southern, SS1Sas0; Illinois Central, 1863
a1S7; Pittsburgh, 92a921S: Toledo, 1913
aI0lz1i Rock Island, 95a931Si North
103.
EXPRESS sHAREs-wells Fargo & Co,
30aS6; American, 67a6s; Adams, 751fa
7S: United States, 7OI<; Merchants I'M
ion, 34<a35.
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Fire.

.hll.El. ,.I.l ! EtEs. 7. si}.a .ilST
was destroyed by hreFilast evening,
about nine O'Clock. The mill was In
snred to the amount OF so, 900 in Pitts.
burgh companies. ~ 9ih HSFi Dos
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LIVER PILLS

Are Pills that have n direct and powerful
action on the liver, and relieve any inac-
tivity or conEested State OF that all lmpor-
tant organ upon which ,depends the whole
Of procuring Pill that shall have such d.
rect action without the III objects OF mercury,
= manifest 70 every oneS Such Pills arc Ho-
backs Blood Pills, they are WHfrnnted ptira-
y vegetable, and can with certainty be ra-
lied upon, and are sac at an times.
soid by DrugEtsts everywhere.
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GuaurtaI.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
OF IVES. virginia.

cnp1tnI Pa1d In. $500. 900.
TIHIS BANK SUCCEEDS TO THE HUsI.
Bank OF Wheeling" It Is q deki iEnat0d De
Posltory and Financial agent OF the United
Stat g and ts prepared TO do a legitimate
PTeStdSni-JAs. Nelson Vance.
iDtreetorS-ThomRs Sweeney, L. .. Della
BlAln, Jas. q. AcheS0n, John Donlou, Robert
GFangle, A. Allen Howell VIM g. Sim rRon
James ~ ~ dpazen. =. BRADY, Cashier.
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The Peoples Bank.
OFFICE, No. 50 MAIN ST., WHERI.if fJC.
~ VIVA. Money received on deposit. In.
tefeSt paid on special depoitS.
Notes and bills discounted. ExohanEs
DouSht anu sold. Collections at home or irom
abroad promptly attended 70.
John Reid, Christian Hes.
Iohn AAndlan, John NoplElaT,
SaLnl J. BOYD, Richard CarteK
AndroW Wilson.
,,,,,.,, - JOHN REID. Pres't.
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MARCH q. wheat-2sSc
better; sales Michigan at 50 6Sa2 81; No.
ASPIRING at g 10. COrn--1fc lower, sales
No. at 931Eae4c. OAts-Firm; sales
No. 1 at CSC. Rye-Scarce. Seeds
Quiet. Z.
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MIIHanRee. r

MARoH 2s.-FLeUR-Firm at 90 sol
= a tsaA1s-whsa.-wssk a. a1u.
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FIRST
N ATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING,
nnanA n.---A

Designated Depository U. s.
Gg0Q00
.................... 5000
Money received on depOht Exchange
collecIiOns made and proceeds promptly
Interest on Special Deposits at the rate OF
FOUR per cent per Rnnum where the de-
cent, nfor oney year.
Accounts of Merchants, Manufactures,
Bankers and Others solicited.
Revenue stamps for sale in suma to suit,
constant supply of new Fractional Cur.
rency, and 1. 2 So 90 coin, kept Tor the Rc-
commodation OF depoSiioI n and the public.
marls SE0. ADAMS, oash.r.
D. C. LIST. RoBERT MoRRISoN.
HENRY K. LIST. OIRSOG I.AMB.
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Rn"Hn
-FLonn-stendv and I'm.

MARoH 2s.-FLoUR--steady and un-
changed.
GRAIN--Wheat-Dul and firm. Corn
Dull and steady at 81 o9 for new. Rye
Unchanged. Barley-Firm and good
inquiry; sales at 81 so delivered.
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COMMERCIAL AND FNANCIAI,,
MARKETS By TELEaRAPH.
New York, March %, 1865.
REGULAR RFPopTS

CoTToN-Active and opened Ha1c
better; sales 200 bales at 261<a27c for
middling upland, closing Quiet: mo
buyers at over 261fc.
FLoUR-Quiet and easier for medium,
GRAIN-Wheat-Quiet, the advance
in freights checking the export de-
mandI Rye-Steady at 81 sSaI 80 for
in store. Corn-Dull and heavy at
81 25a1 q for new mixed western afIoat;
81 27a1 FIX for old In store.
S-Pork-Unsettled; sales
1000 bbls new mess aE S25a25 so cash
and regular, closing at $24 95a25 90.
Beef-Quiet and steady. Cut Meats
A shade hrmer and moderately active.
and heavy at 161<a16Xo.
DRY GOODS.
The cotton goods market is decided :
~ hrmer under the rapid advance in
cotton. At hcme and abroad the ten
dency is toward higher rates. Heavy
brown sheetings and calicos are fully
one cent higher, and leading styles
scarce, even at the Improvement. We
quote Atlantic A sheetings at 1Sc; Ly-
man E, at 1Sc: Pacific extra at l7I<c; Of
Lawrence Q, one lot of 100 bales,
sold at 17]1e; Pittsfeld, at 1915; Wa
verley, at 131Sc; Portsmouth G at 111<c;
Warren AA, at 221<c; LaconIa o, at l5c;
Cumberland A, at 16c. Bieached Mus
llns sold with more tirmness. Merri-
mack D prints went up to 131<c; do w,
TO 15c; Sprague's and Pacific Mt 1870;
Sprague Shirtings, 141<c; Amoskeag
Prints, 1910; Lowell and Victory lie;
Wamsutta 9S. Delaines depressed.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
GoLD-Flrm. opening at 1881, and
closing at 1885.
GovERNMENT SroCKs-Market Nakc
better, closing steady. Henry Clews
d Co. furnish the annexed 4:3O quota
tions: Coupons of'S1. ll196H1lIsS; do,
'62, 1e9za1091S; do, '64, lO71kalOS; do,
'65, 10SI<a10S9S; do new, 1O85salO7; do,
81; 1o7Malo75si 1o-4os, 1OO2lalOO7S;
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National Saving Bank Of Wheeling.
CAPITAL 0IOO, 900.
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT
u1 interest paid on Special Deposits. Notes
sold. Collections made on all points and pro-
ceeds promptly remittsd,
Discount tdny-Wednesday.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas H. List, Robert Prntt.
Robert Gibson, r. A.MiCSabf,
]. o. Thomas, TIM. Dodson.
THos. a. LIST, President
=. \. aILDRECA, Cashier. nOvH
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National Bank of West Virginia
AT WHEELING.
Capital paid in S2OO,OOO
Mooney RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, IN.
uG tefeSt paid ON special deposits. Notes and
Dllls discounted. Exchange bought and sold.
OoIlectionS made on all points and Proceecis
promptly remltted.
CRIsPN O0LEBAY. THOMAS HUGHES,
MIOHAKL kEILIY, A. 8. TODD,
ARTHUR LITTLE, JOHN X HURRARp
JAMES MCCLUNEY, N. POLLOCK,
JAMES MAXWELL,
JOHN WAGNER, President,
Cashier. RuG9lyd
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Cincinnati.


MARoH 2s.-FLoUR-Steady and in
good demand, but unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-Stea Conan
active demand; sales 1900 bus at s5ss6c
for ear; shelled advanced to SsaS9c;
some shipping demand. OAts-In good
demand; closed firm at zoe for No. 1.
Rye and Barley-UnchanRed.
ToBAcco-Steady; demand fair; sales
$50 hhdB at So 10 to 50 80 for trash and
lugs, and Sl1 75 to S26 90 for leaf,
PRoN1sIoNs-Mess Pork-Unchanged
and quiet; sales 700 bbls at $24 90 for
old, and $24 as for new. Bulk Meats
Held at 1ONc for shoulders, and 12Ma
l215c for medium and heavy sides; not
much done Bacon-Quiet and un-
changed; shoulders 111Ec; sides 131<c;
clear rib and clear sides 141zal5c;
nothing more than jobbing demand
for any kind. Eard-Dull at 100 for
city; country sold at 151Sc; no demand.
SEEDs-Clover-Dull and declining;
small sales at 1876, Timothy-S2 3Oa
2 45. Flax-S2 l5a2 25.
BUTTER-UnchanRed strictly fresh
scarce at 4sa5Oc, but medium grades are
In better supply and dull at 44a48c.
Eaos-Dnl and declining; closing at
OLs-No change. Linssed-sI liza
1ls. Petroleum-4la43c for refined,
free.
-hNSA@D-AOO2At buyluBs
d" Chicago.
MARCH 2s.-FLouR-Less active but
frmer; spring extra $9aI0 so.
GRAIN-opeRed without change and
held close. Wheat--No. 2S1 e33f. Corn
-s2c. oats-Lc lower, Rye-Quiet
and hrmer. Barley-Dull and 1Oc
lower; No. . 50 %.
PRov1sIoNs-Very quiet but firm.
Mess Pork-Inactive and firm at S23 IS,
Bulk Meats-Held higher; no seller,
and good demand. Lard-Quiet and
lower at 151<c.
st. Louis.
MARoH 2s-FLouR-Dull and un'
GRAIN-wheat-very dull and 81
lower on fall. Corn-Lower at s4as6c
Oats-Unchanged at 69a7lc. Barley
and Rye-Firm and unchanged.
PROVISIONS -Pork-Unchanged al
$25 90. Bacon-Unchanged; shoulders
u1{ci clear sides 15c. Lard-Dull n
Hals Toledo. ea. .,
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The regular Cabinet session, Fri
day, was attended as usual by General
Thomas, whom the President contIn-
ues to recognize fully as Secretary OF
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HU US.
The Fatal MinCe Pie.

Some of our "lriends" who have been
''boring' US with persistent requests to pub
lish tales and funny Stories" can crafty
their desire for literature by perusal of the
following thrilling romance" which we have
procured for our columns at great trouble and
at heavy expense"
CHAPTER l.
She threw herself upon his breast and
wept.
CHAPTER II.
As she ceased weeping, he groaned audibly
There they sat entwined in each others arms
Tor about two hours, and nary one Of 'em
spoke.
CHAPTER III.
\ voice fractured the solemn stiffness of
the air Harriet, my own love, if [ had a
mince pie to eat" Then she lifted up her
tear dimmcd eyes to the starry heavens,
clasped her hands wildly and exclaimed ::
'.Come with me to the kitchen, love, and thou
shalt eat. thy fill for there were three of
them left for dinner" They clasped each
other by the hand and rushed to the pantry.
CHAPTER ".
Two mince pies had disappeared, and the
third was about to share The same fate, when
stcalthy step was heard Fly my angel,
my beau.. lis Cutharine Arabella l know, !"
And she fell iaiutng at his feet
CHAPTER V.
The old woman stood face to face with
Eugene she asked what he had been doing
to the gal and he said he hadn't done
nothing. She grabbed the remaining pie,
AMI with the ferociry of tigrcss chucked it
Ut him.
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WATCHES FOR THE MILLION!

ARRANDALE CO.'S GREAT WATCH CLUB.
Everybody needsa good watch, and wishes 20 get
it tho lowest possible price; hCrdeof swindlcrs
knowing this have cOn<rived various ingenious de-
vices to get peoples money, ana then either lal to
send watch, or send one that is worthless as
time keeper. ARRANDALE & co. have now per-
fcctcd arran mcnts by which, for the small sum of
$40, a good and reliable watch may be CERTAINTY
obtained. They have formed GREAT warren
CLUB on the following plan. Certificates contain
ing the numbers of all the watches named i'll our
Wholesale list (Which is sent to all aPPlicants@ arc
mixed up, enclosed in envelopes, and SOLD lor 20
cents each. Every certificate is WARRANTED to be
for watch, and will be sccn on reference 10 the
list none OF less value than Ten Dollars, whilst
some are worth $500. We undertake to send any
watch drawn whatever may be its value for $40
aud in order that every one may absolutely depend
upon gettinga first class time Keeper VIC guarantee
that every purchaser of One Dollars worth of Ger
lifcaes shall receive at least one for watch No 533
wholesale list, sent post free, which is tlrst
class patent lever, n handsome and reliable watch,
in sterling silver hunting and usually sold for
$40. You will certainly get such watch; and,
besides, you may get GOLD CHRoSoMETER worth
$500. We sell the certificates as follows: One for
% cents, Three for 80 cents: Six for 81; and
Twenty for SO. TO those sending 81, we will
send handsome chain gratis. To those sending
SO, we will send a GOLD CHAIN warranted not 10
tarCish in 20 years. Parties getting larger clubs
will receive liberal presents, particulars of which
may be learned on application. As it is our intcn-
ton to do strictly honorable business and to in,
sure customers from liability to loss, we will
send our watches, if desired, WITHOUT MONEY, in
structng the Express agent to collect on delivery
If we arc desired 10 forward watches by mail, INC
money must be sent us by Bank Draft or Post Office
Order, and it will then be at risk. We Will
then REGISTER the package post office, and If
lost replace it free of charge II any watch sent is
not approved, it may be returned and the moucy
will be refunded. The reputation of our firm which
has been established for five years and is well known
ed sufficient guarantee that we will faithfully
Address ARRANDELE s co
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AasQuat7a 60 ETC.
DRUGGISTS AND APOTNECARIES.

WE have just received large addition to our
w stock of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS,
OILS, CoLoRS, DYE STUFFS, PATENT MEDI-
CINES, WINDOW GLASS, PERFUMERY SOAPS
and DRUGGISTS FANCY GOODS. We call the
attention of persons building painting to our
large stock of Window Glass, Paints, OilB COIors
and Painters Articles, which we will sell upon the
most reasonable terms for the each. Our stock Of
PATENT MEDICINES
embraces all the popular prepn rations Of the day
We sell them at the manufacturer retail price.
where they are bought in quantities Of course vo
make deduction.
Country Physicians are specially solicited TO
anime our stock Of such Drugs aud Prepar tioLs
they require in their practice. all OF which we offer
at low figures for the money. Our supply Of
MIC MEDICINEs
which much employed during the spring and
summer Ecasons, il complete, incuiing all the nice
preparations manu- aCtured by the most CeIebrs ted
aPothecarics in the country. as to render them
both pa atablc and efficacious.
Prescriptions and Family Receipts entrusted 10
will b. compounded with neatnsss and accuracy.
Our charges will always be az moderate as VIC can
afford.
Hair, Tooth and Nail Br ushcs, Fine Tooth. Dress.
ing nd Pocket Combs, Cologne, Yerbcna Water,
French, English and American Extracts for tho
handkerchief, Toilet Soaps of every variety, man
uiactur cd at home and abroad.
ALTON cry.
Foolscap, Letter, Account. LADIES' Bath, Com
m"rciaI Note, and French Note Paper; Envelopes
of every description and price. Lead Pencils, Pen
Holders, Ink. &c.
scgars and fine Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
a choice stock always on hand.
% We offer all the above, besides great many
otter goods no: Gnume rated at cheap figures for the
money. We don't sell goods credit; they
bought and marked to sell for cash. We will give
a monthly crcditto prompt customers, but cannot
afford 20 give longer indulgence.
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