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PACIFIC RAILRoAD.--Ihe annual meeting of
Stockholders Of the Union Pacific Rail way eastern
division, was held ct Lawrence, Kansas, on the
9Th. Reports OF the board Of directors and SUI
perintendent were read and approved. From
these reports Il appears that 1856 miles of The
main line and "a miles Of the branch road are nov
IN operation; that the increase during last year
was 1872 miles; the average length of the road on.
Grated last year. eco miles total earnings, 81 ss5
$50; net earnings. $500. 235 81 gross earnings DER
mile, slzzs, Twenty miles of track additional W Is
compleisd Saturday. taking the track to within
thirty miles Of Pond Creek which point II d ex
pected TO reach on the 18th Of Nay. Present in.
ocsuons are that the business of this year on the
extended road will double that Of last year. The
following board Of directors was elected John n.
Perry, Adolphns Meier, .. 9. Greeley, W. n Ne
Pherson and Thomas L. Price. Of Missouri: W. L.
Clement and III. J. Jewett, OF Ohio: Thopas ].
Scott and John heManus. Of Pennsylrsnis. John,
u. Perry was reelected president; AdoIphus
Meier, vice president; G. B. Lamborn. Secretary.
and W-J. Palmer treasurer. The company no.
have tvenfy'nins locomotives, twenty passenger
and seven hundred and seveniy-one freight cara.
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lars each. amounting to S20& .7oo-r rsl
Thus done and pas At the City Of Nw Orleans the
day, monh Grst above written, and Of
Nsssrs William B. Barnst and Adolphs A Eenss. com
petsnt Witnesses who sign hsr with said parties and
me. notary. i. ff.- r-fe 1II--f-4
orieinsi sened-Jrhn Psmbsrton. W. 5. PIKE Edward
Barnett and Others
n +. DUcRos, Notary Public
certify the foregoing BE- true copy Of the original oct
IN my once -. .. ~.
~" - = II + DUcR0s Notary Public
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LINE OF THE N. o., JACKSON AND q. N. R R.
This beautifully situated and conmodisus Hotel having
been entirely renovated newly painted and provided
furniture bedding etc. and put in complete and perfect
order open for guess The arrangements for families
who desire TO seek health and pleasure passed There
never has been Of yellow fever cholera point
high attude-neary 400 feet above the level Of the sea-
giving pure and wholesome atnophs O. pure spring water
pleasant grounds for sdng and fns bathing the
Tsngpshoa river Ase. and cold baths In the House
Daily communication by railroad and telegraph with the city
Of New Orleans few Of the sdvantsesto found
TIE the sportsman the country affords abundance Of game
and the rivers plenty Of nsh Livery Stable w supplied
with horres and carriages connected with the establish
nsnt also large vegetable garden, furnishing daily
vegetables for the tabis The New 0re<ns and jackson
Railroad Trains arrive and depart daily and Saturdays
Sundays excursion trains and from Magnolia Fare By
excursion trains half price. Terms will te moderate and
families Who desire to remain the entire season. liberal
raneemeDt VIII be made Is the determination Of the
dersiened to make the Central House A FIRsrCLASs
HOTEL who're al the comforts Of home can be obtained
.l CHAs Z SMEDES Propulsion
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The finest assortment OF sewing machines can
6 cs found q the Office Of Grover Bakers, Isl
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PIANos--sEwING mACHINEs.

THANKSGIVING MACHINES.
THE ARIoN PIANO FoKrE rn
GRAND SR1UNPH OVER ALL OTHER PIANOS IN
-.S EURoPE And AMERICA
late Far q the Am can Institute held n ssptsnSsr and
ss % 70 r. ~ The BE-, psas and ssr
ofthe successful exhibsrs the ssis Exposton was a.
= & r.: s . rsns |.
wntsd Z every city and town whore wshsss Already sp
Send Tor ereslar., price list terms, etc 800.
D.asy =; r.. S 1 and s
FIN. fIANos....,.:.....-.FINE PIANos
q s rIzso 20. HOsE 50 s.g,,s stock
offered or fes. wa e Oand D RATE
:. NJ Won HOPE WAS AWARDED shs GOLD MEDAL
s Or he sRsT fso ssa sss s S sss.. 4 5s.aa
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A =. BLAcKMAK. MUSIC PUBLIsHKR
IMPORTER OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. .s,.
~. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in the
ka'S' S'a nd Ssd p5EoSSs rass ORGANS and
isr lo5 Ca.as ssvses, near Dsuph,a 5, 81
'ag4 NEW ORLEANS
fNOUou-Aa ere 1r'f1et frs,xr ti1-s Is
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he. 10, CanD osrssa. '- 49,
ADJOINING LADUg ENTBAHO8 oTIr HOTEL
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ns.se Basnsss osrdA Account Sells Cotton, Bus L.
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gephsd ssals. cencsinE stsnps Deer Plsses. 90
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rhs Isst.ts /. founded On selsntas principles for shs
DISEASES.
DR.. J. BALDWIN DUFF is favorably known throughout
the South Of hs most successful specialists
ths country having cured thoussnds Of syphiA aoner
rhoa elect. etc
DR. DUFFs treatment Ct Seminal weakns % Nocturnal
Emissions and Impoency known to fail. having
cured every under his care that was curAbls
fhs Medicines warranted Of the pursst
quality; prepared By DR. THOMAS q. GRIFFIN, Of
London ct Drug Store, thus giving ptsrts
the b<nsat Of PURE MEDIoISES, scientifically pre-
pared s.
The afeted invited to es and examine mode Of
rsstmsnt A friendly talk costs nothing We answer Al
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lions In FRENCH Spanish, German and Italian.
For further particulars, address call 1t the Institute
p s-An persons sufsr with Nervousness, General De-
by, Low Spirits, Loss Of Appetite shoald Dr. GRfF
FINS ELIXIR OF TIE PHosPHArE or IRON AND
BARK-a most delightful Tonic
r H. KNAPP, DEsTIsr.
lss oARoNDELEr STREET.
Teeth Extracted BY improved nsshoa without
pals and sssy opsrsi.1 Ga the IsssS performed With the
thirty years experiences in this city where his operations have
been viii doubt b sucsns guarantee ths
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once and Residence No 200 Bsronns. Between Girod and
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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b. PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT ss'
No. o. Tehsupltoulas Street.
NEW ORLEANS
r. w. PERKIxs.
SHIPPING AND GENERAL COMMISSION !.
MERCHANT - s5f.l II.
Agent Alliances Steamship Line for Florida Ports.
Is oArondslst street.
.JoHn w. NORRIs n CO.,
- Gzsmsvsd from 81 Canal street.,
- CANAL AND IA eros sMAN STREETS. 81
ee.er.l Cs..is.soa Merchants. Produce
And Dealers In all kinds Of
80 AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Aeenss or ri-e ana burglar PROOF sAfES and COTTON
GINS
zimnsmasn os.'s Cinema barking CArAwBA
STARCH. VINEGAR. etc. etc. always on hand.
HAN = MEHl.E-
tALxxAxDzR HAY-vnnrAn nrrraJ -
COMMISSION MKRCHAFTs. Fox THE PURUHABR
fl Sale Forwarding ana shipment Of Hides Lssth9.
Wool BsavAx, xAllov, and Tan
t. sat.. ming Mafsrias ~ r.-.
Ne& y md . COMMERCE STREET, VIEW oRLRAW
lNBAU, AYCOCK - co..
Oh. UsAp, ,. :. AycoCx. JOE 9IrzISeEsl
tsuccessors 70 o. wfkia 4 Oo.j
1ouuIssIoN NERO Asfs
'ul -poR ZEE SALE Or
80 Cattle. Hogs and Dhosp,
1 sroOK LANDING.
csty 81 Jo5sr>rn -
Il. - ssHA.. 'e 80 '-7'a
.-a 0OAnIsxioE nKkOHAwx.
Ter the sails
0sssls. Msus sheep. Huiss ana z>yros
- STOCK LArpns. NEW okLxAxz.
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= 0oHPAHY.
rHnrxxxrH ANNUAL srAzznExs.
y esafsrny WIN Ire rsquirsnsats Il their 0Aaxsr ~
oonpany publish The following statement:
Premiums rsosivsd during the ending ust Hay, ls b
dadins ssssnsd prs.inns Il ths pssvsrs yssrs sAa<
On Firs kisAs . o&0o
On Rive kins1- 58
On Marina sM
Total Prsnuns 81. Sas ~ s.
Lees ,-rsniuns Unssnsd IN he I'd .... ,.iT1.
0E ny, FoQ. ~. I'D - .aatl 81
kssansd frsnsxns.. ab&s y
Net Famed Frsnums slss May. So s.
kssssf paid during fhs year: II III z 81 80 Exc f7
RI On Ffrs Risks ul.15 ~
On River kskh.............. 1919 -
On Marine Rsks Hs.W = %
-n ''' s7sS.s0 a =.
F. f>xss..........".............. Hs0 trtrs
Reinsurance. Expenses Pront r.,rrr,..t
and Less less interest. 90 : sz&sD y
Ess rroas............... ............s ass,sIs g
xeCcnpasy have The following Assets:
Zeal Estate lU,Q7
Notes Secured By Mortgags.............. Sol $50 10
Nsssescursd By Pledge. l0olW
Cnsh % hand. H70
Premiums n Courss Of Collection. &63 g
City Bonds- Go.61o %
Benk and Railroad Stocks. ............. HATS @
Bills Receivable. napl
Scrip Of xutualInsursncs Conpanes...... 87l5 %
stock Of vallstts Dry Dock osnpany...... 1900 O.
Lsvse Steam Press. ...... IeU
oas Light Company. ........... koo0
re Marine DRY Dock...-......... a9ce %
.. Merchants Exchange. 1000 90
.. Lshtering md Wrscking Oe.... 1000 90
BtatS Bond. lUO o.
/ ros.,. -. ......m 49,. In AZ
ssIs m July ns.s on al sussssnd- ers' .s'1 E.
rstsy per cent eur.sim.as On .crr
onssfnsd pFsninms On sis OF hay
l''s'''''''''''''''' '''..' -'...''' A.1 ~ m~e
....- 49,, 49, =
sdrak % sn'diess issars7lo. e...-.,.-- ?.
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from the books OF the oompan, n -
PAUL SouhoHf' Secretary b..ss.-... g.. s,,1.,s, 8
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=. r.,i.a q orleans, o'sy q ss. oiss.s
swsrsts sad subscribed before this 6th day Of ysns 1851
trs.aiss Ay ys,, - y Uos. = .. ,
ats nsstns Of the hoard Il Urvcsrs bslS On ths M
st 'uas iss va. resolved to declare sar, Dividend
twenty =" Gent On sns ks Esnsd Premium
~, =. 49, - 80 - y. a.. a. -.
Also !, nav !. and snsr d. .,onS Monde !, J.v -
THIRTY PER CENT cURTArLMENT on THE sCRr.
ISSUE Of sss and six sr can't Interest .. asutsAnans
Sc'Ps "sns o'npenS nrxxcroxs. Pr
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CRESCENT INITIAL INsrJRANCE COMPANY
80 '----' -, 80 -.
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following ofths Affairs Of the Company on thu SOB
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Marine Prsniums for sesr........ lse'sss
T0sal..................-...... $50. sss q
-. Marine Lossss...................i 2s,s@ Il
Paid Profit and Los:, isin:urancss 80 q
General E1'sssss less dissssas':. lnsal y
The COMPANY have tbs following ssrrt.. IT.
Bns Rsceiyahls SxolH n .us, 4
Loan: on ON f fisss :1 oi ss
Foreign and Domestic ser,D and sern Account
Real Estate ......-......-....- 1000 % |
S Sonsq pa per cent bonos...--... $s@
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-15
Eastern News.

The President vetoed the bill to prevent Southern States not controlled by Radicals from voting for President and Vice President at the next election. The Senate passed it over the veto, thereby re-endorsing the foul scheme by which the Constitution breakers hope to elect their ticket
 Both Houses have passed resolutions recog- nizing the l4th amendment as a part of the Constitution, thus paying no heed to its re- cssion by the States of Ohio and New Jer- sey. We will publish the amendment in full next week
 A dispatch of the 23d ult. says:
 The Indian Appropriation bill, as agreed to by the Committee of Conference has passed the Senate. l. makes General Sherman the principal disbur.ing officer of moneys to be paid the Indian tribes
 This looks as though Congress intended to abolish that fossilized institution, the Indian Bureau.
 subsidy of $50O,0O0 has been granted to the China and Japan Steamship Company.
 The Southern CD Senators and Represen- N"Ni'NH ANA d llllftiiiE III VI a-lll tpll, laANl and recommended the withdrawal of white troops, and the arming of "loyal blacks 9 How the carpet bag poltroons fear the whites.
 Texas, Mississippi and Virginia are not re- constructed yet, and a new provisional gov- ernmeHt was being framed for them by the usurpers of their liberties, th9 Shoddy Recon struction Committee.
 Holland Smith has been confirmed as Post master at San Francisc Mr. smith has been deputy postmaster in the office at San Fran cisco for some time past, and his appointment gives entire satisfaction. We are glad that bin for the protection ! of American citizens in foreign countries has ! passed both Houses. It provides that in case citizen should be imprisoned by any foreign ! power which, up.n dsmand, should refuse to ] give him up, the President may use any means not amounting 10 actual war to effect 1 bis release.
 The Freedmen's Bureau bill passed the House over the Presidents veto
 The bin providing for biennial sessions oi 1 Territorial Legislatures was tabled in the ! Senate On tue Eth. and a proposition Co in- | crease the duty on imported copper was not acted upon for want Of time. I At l2 o'clock, on the 27th, business in ' both Houses was suspended, and Congress ! took recess until the third Monday in Sep | tem5cr.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-15

days ago; but since that time Charley unloaded the lumber from bis wagons, came back to town loaded up again and started back Thursday noon While here he informed us that himself and men and ibe citizens of upper Agua Frio, have made m excellent road from opposite Scott's ranch on Granite Creek to thc Agua Frio. which cuts off twelve miles travel, between Prescott and Camp Lincoln. They worked upon the new road two days.
 DISTRICT CouRr.-Bccbe vs. Lamson judgment for Sl,52G. and mortgage foreclosed. Fredrcks vs Bowers ct al, Demurrer oyerruled and de- fcndants to plead over in twenty days. Court adjourned to first Monday in October
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-15
9restutt Adrertisemtnts.
New and Important Discovery 1!

The undersigned have discovered that the only means by which Mining, Farming, and all other branches of business can be made to pay, the country 10 flourish and the people made happy, is TO SELL GooDs CHEAP, FOR CASH
 Being interested in the speedy completion of thc Union Pacific Railway, E. D., we now propose to sell all kinds Of goods, Cheaper han Anybody. Eg~ Call at the BRICK STORE, on the Plaza, and sec for yourselves.
 CAMPBELL & BUFFUM. Prescott July 2l, 1868 jy2jtf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-15
-. RELATING TO ....

Agriculturo. Angling, Bees Bleaching Book Keeping Brewing Cotton Culture Croehr,isg. Carving Choleu- Cooking Calico Printing Confectionery, Csnents Chemical Reccpz Cosmetics, Diseases, Dairy. Den tisuy, Dialysis. Decaooman,l Dyring, Disiillaiion Enamelliug Engraving Electro Plating Eleotrotping Fish Culture, Farrery Food Flower Gardening, Fire works Gas Metres, Gliding, Glass Hoalh, Hoiseman. ship Inks Jewellers Paste Knitting, Knots Lltho- graThy, Mercantile Calculations Medicine, Msoella- neous Receipts. Me,sllurgy. aezzouis Oil Colors os Painting Pcrfaiaery, Pastry Petroleum. Piekiiug poisons and Antdotes, Potchonauia, Proof Reading Pottery Preserving Photography Pyrotechnos, Rural and Domestic economy Sugar Raising Snvering, silk and Sik Worms Sorghum, Tobacco Culture Tanning, Trees, Telegraphiag varnishes Vegetable Gardening, Weights and Measures Wines, etc, etc.
 BEING AN ENTIRELY NEW EDITION, Carefully revised and re-writicn and containing the I'm
 provemcnts and Discoveries up to date of
 publication JANUARY, ls6s.
 This one Of the best selling books of the Have For fall particulars address Subscription Depsrtmont Of II. II. BANCROFT Co, San Francisco. California F. s-ln making application for territory, please name several counties that would he acceptable Co canyasa.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-15
Farmers Meeting.

PURSUANT TO ADJOURNMENT, N there will be a Meeting of Farmers, in Prescott, on Tuesday, September lst A. D. 1883, at o'clock P. NJ.
 J.M. ROUNTREE, Secretary. Prescott, August S, lSdS
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-15
New Store.
 -... GO TO .... kERR'S CHEAP STORE.

In the East Room of the Old Capitol Building,
 North Side Of the Plaza Prescott, If you wish to purchase
 Groceries and Provisions,
 Liquors, Can Fruits, Clothing, Or anything else needed by you, for less money than the same can be bought for anywhere else in town. EDWARD KERR. Prescott, June 20 1868.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-15

Carefully revised and re.wren and containing the I'm provemcnts and Discoveries up to date of
 publication. JANUARY ls6s.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-06-12

For THE BoYs.-"Sir. +" said bov.
stopping before man on his cart, "do you
want boy to work for you -
NO. answered the man 1 have no such
want. The hoy looked disappointed; at
least the man thought SO and be asked
Don't you . c,eed in getting place 2
:! have asked at acood many places. >
said the boy. "A woman told me you had
been after boy hut it is not 20. find. >
Don't he discouraged. said the man.
in friendly tone.
oh no sir. said the boy. cheerfully, he
cause this is very big world. and | feel
certain God has something for me to do in
it. lam only trying to find it,
II everybody had the spirit of this little
lad there would he no idlers in the world
standing ON the corners. sitting in the
shops. waiting for work to come to tieme
Work does not often come so. Almost
ey'r thing worth having. like the IRE in
The mine, must be sought for.-Arlhur's
Magazine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-06-12

MARRlAGE.-You that arc starting'avoid
the errors of those who have gone too fast
and too far.
You that are old bear witness for your
selves. and seek to repair No far as you can
he errors of your own lives. by warning
and directing the young.
Young men take hold Of each others hands
Maidens look to the God Of your fathers.
II there he any one in this world who can
not afford not to he Christian.it is wo-
man. Ii there be any one whose beauty
fades rs flower and whose grace needs the
sustenancc Of the inetfable; II there he any
one whose power is in beauty. in purity. in
goodness. it is woman. If there be any one
more than another upon whom blight falls
more rudely: il there be any Que more than
another who il more hurd. ned with griet
or more wrung by SORROW. it 10 a woman.
marvel TO see woman that il not u Christ
tian. The ladder between your souls aut
God is not half 40 long as between our soul,
and God. God made woman to he bettel
than man; and the perversion 10 in proper.
ti1n when she 10 worse.
beseech Of every young man and of every
maiden. that is beginning life. to hegin II
Alright. Now is the time. Days are pa, sing
Years are accumulating. twill be too late
by and BY. Begin now.- Il. W. Beecher
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= p< t + \.
From the Atlantic Monthly for May.]
The Clear Vision.

From the Atlantic Monthly for May.]
The Clear Vision.
BY JOHN J. WHITTIER.
] did but dream. never knew
- What Charms the sternest seasons wore,
Was never yet the sky SO blue,
Was never earth so white before.
Till now never saw the r Ow
OF sunset on yon hills OF snow,
And never learned the bough's designs
Or beauty in its fess lines.
Did eve such a morning break :.
AS that my eastern windows see?
Dia ever such a moonlight take
Wieri photographs o shrub an1 tree?
Rang ever 9 Is 80 wild and fleet
The music OF the WINTER street?
Was ever yet sound by half
So merry us yon schoolboy's laugh?
o Earth with gladness overfraught
No y ded charm thy face hath found;
Within my heart the change is wrought,
My footsteps make enchanted ground,
From couch of pain and cut tanned room
Forth to thy light and air come,
To find in all that meets my ewes
The freshness Of glad surprise.
Fair seems these inter days and soon
shall blow the warm west wi de Of spri ",
To ret the unbound rils In tune,
And hitler urge the blucbird's wing,
The wales shall laugh in flowers, the woods
III Grow ,;o,ni misty green with leafng buds.
Against the thrObbing heart Of May.
Break forth, my lips, in praise, and own
The wiser love severely kind;
Since, richer for its Christening grown,
l see whereas once was blind.
The world, o Father! hath not wronRed
With loss the lit. bv thee pi olonged;
But still, with every added year,
More beauti ul thJ works appeari
As thou hast made thy world without,
Make thou more lair my world within;
Shine through its lingering clouds Of doubt;
kebuke its haunting shapes OF sin;
Fill briei or long. my grantes, span
VI life with love to thee and man;
Strike when thou wilt the hour OF rest,
But let my last DAYS te my best
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~ Farm for Sale.

i,e suu.criber offers for sale his small farm at
nion Point consisting of thirty five acres, divi-
led into tllage, pasturage and woodland, on
which is coed one and a | alf story house, barn
md two wells of good water.
This place is pleasantly situated for one who
kes a residence near the salt wafer, or wishes to
go fishing" for pleasure or profit, and for far
ier mecnanic this is a very desirable one. Foi
uither information inquiie of the subscriber neal
ne premises, or at the Office of A. +. BCRNHAM
"a, lswor;h.
BENZ. +: HUCKINS.
llsworth, May 26th, 1868. 3w II
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Manhood: how Lost, how Restored

M~@ just published, a new edition OF
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The genuine Smiths Razor Strops.
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an"
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t}alsaln, for rheumatism and neuralgie: Jefricss
Panacea of Life, sure cure for Sore Throat and
Bronchial affections: stones Elixir, for bronchitis
Copeland sure cnre for Bed Bags.
BITTERS- -Oxygenated, Hoofiand's, Pecks, Har
s' Tgs Her, Aos Shery ar oters La"seys
LlNlME -tT-TObias', Good Samaritan, Mustang
and I.iniinents and Ontments of all kinds;
SARSAPARlLLA-Bulps, Sands Shakers and
all other principal kinds.
PILLS Ayers sugar coated, Brandreth's and
Wrights lniian Vegetable.
Also, Wcaver's canker nd salt rneum Syrup; Ar
10! rs Vital FLUID; Atwood's Extract Dandeliois.
tSrants Purifying Extract. Gays Blood Purifier
iei,hcdy's Medical Discovery MOrse's syrup Vel.
low DOck; Railways Remedies; Mcaiunl's Elixir
# Jpium; Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Svrup; Sha.
:er Extract Valerian; Balm of u Thousand Flow.
RS; la,M Cream; Flesh Balls, Liquid Rouge
lyer's Cherry :ectOral;' Brant's Pulmonary
.'alsam: Clarke'h Cough syrup: bachelor
md IiarrisOn's Hair Dye; Barney's Musk Cologne;
having Cream and Nerbcna Water; Butchers
lead short tor Bed Bug; and all other articles
suallv sept in u Drug Sore.
PMvs,csan's Prescriptions cdref fuilvcom-
pounded.