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FROM NEW TORK.
A Tragedy In Osvego.

OswEGo, May 25.-About eleven o'clock last
night, a man, it is supposed named George
Livingston, was attacked on Union street bridge
and stabbed and thrown into the river. From
papers found in his pocket-book the murdered
man had seduced young woman in New York,
and was the victim of her avenger. A dirk kuife
used in the affray was found on the bridge, and
the cries of the murdered man were heard by
several parties.
Movements of Troops.
A company of the 1st United States Artillery,
stationed at Fort Ontario, are under orders to
move Immediately. No movement of the Fe-
mans is reported at this point.
A Young Girl Poisons Herself.
MIDDLETowN, May 25.-Carrie Brown, aged
seventeen years, poisoned herself with arsenic
on Monday, at Philipport, N. Y.
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FROM THE WEST.


Cohftreuoos
MEMPHIS, May 25.-In the General Confer
ence of the M. X. Church (South), Bishop
Pierce presiding the consideration of the orga-
nization and consolidation of the Board of Mis-
sions was resumed. The pro rata distribution
of the funds collected was discussed Finally
the clause providing that four per cent of the
gross collection shall go to the parent board,
the remainder 10 be used within the bounds OF
Annual Conferences where the fund was raised,
was adopted. .-t
Nashville was selected as the location of the
parent board.
A resolution removing the German Apologist
Office to Galveston WAS adopted.
The report of the Committee on Episcopacy
in reference 10 the veto power of bishops,
already reported, was taken up and adopted
The report of the Committee on Books and
Periodicals in reference to q monthly magazine
was taken up, and the name and location dis
cussed. ..I..I ..HI f.
Woman Suffrage.
ST. LOUIS, May 25.-0ver two hundred ladies
and gentlemen, many of whom occupy promi-
nent positions in society, publish a call this
morning for public meeting on Friday night
for the purpose of organizing a st. Louis
County Woman's Suffrage Society.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Army Orders.

Armv Orders.
Despatch to the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, May 25.-Lieut John j. Brice
detached from the photographic Office and
placed on waiting orders
Paymaster j. n. Bulkley detached from the
MonOcacy and ordered home. Passed Assistant
Paymaster 9. ID. Mansfield ordered to the
Monocacy.
The President Unwell.
The President is not very well to-day and has
not made his appearance in the Executive office.
Circular from Commissiener DelnuO.
Commissioner Delano has addressed the fol-
lowing circular letter to the Supervisors of Inter-
nal Revenue:-
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
3 OFFICE INTERNAL REVENUE,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nay 25 1870.
Sir:-You will please have an Immediate ex-
animation made throughout your district for the
purpose of ascertaining the number of stamp
cancelliDg machines brought into use since the
LIST of this month"; under the recent orders of this
Office on the subject. You will please give the
uames of the patentees of the instruments, and
the number of each kind as your examination
may develop.
You will also give me your opinion as to
which of the machines makes the most perfect
and reliable cancellation, and whether the adop-
ton of additional instruments would be ad-
service; also whether, in your opinion, 1t is
advisable to discontinue the use of any that are
now authorized and in use.
Very respectfully, ftf
c. DELANo, Commissioner.
The Government and the Feniaus.
Despatch TO the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, May 25.-The administration
has no information as to what points the Fe-
mans propose invading Canada, nor has the
British Minister any definite information in the
subject. 4f
The theatrical Tax.
The Committee of Ways and Means have
agreed on various amendments to the Tax bill,
including one to reduce the tax on gross re-
eAfDtR thpatrpg m
will be made in the House to remove it alto
gether,
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POLICEMAN BEATKE.-Last night Sergeant Dom
nelly, while standing at Fourth street and Girard
avenue, was approached from the rear by Eliza
Wright (colered) and felled 20 the ground by blow
from her. The Sergeant arose and had a long
struggle with her. owing 70 her being In an almost
nude condition. He nnally got her TO the station,
where she had hearing before Alderman Eggleton
who sent her 20 prison.
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FELL THKouGH A HATCHwAY.-Robert' Mo cCluskY
this morning sustained Injuries by being pre-
cipitated through the hatchway at Browns build
ing, on the northeast corner OF Fifth and Chestnut
streets He had Just started the dumb waiter from
the nth story on which ne mad placed box OF bot
tles, and the rope broke. The concussion OF the
dumb walter on striking the nrst floor broke the
bottles, pieces OF which cut McCusky badly about
the legs and body. The Injured man was taken to
the PennsylVania Hospital
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FROM AEW FORK.
Bids for Government Gold.

NEW YORK, May 25.-There were 80 bids for
Government gold amounting TO $5,745,0t0, at
from 1l445 to 1881. The awards will be one
million at 114'38 TO l14'45.
ship News.
New YORK, May 25. Arrived steamship Moro
Castle from Havana.
specie shipments.
NEW YORK, May 25.-The steamer Idaho
takes out 100000 in gold bars, and the Cuba
$232, 700 in gold bars and $1,000 In coin.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 s. Third street.
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
Wanderers on Trial.

BOSTON, May 25.-William Hills and John
Phillips (colored) are on trial in the Supreme
Court, Chief Justice Chapman presiding, for
the alleged murder of William Jacobs, in
Stoughton, in February last. Maria, wife of
Hills, indicted as an accomplice, pleaded guilty,
and is used as a witness,
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REGISTERS DECIsIoN.-In the matter OF the last
will and Testament Of Elizabeth Donaghv, deceased,
which has been contested, the Register OF Wills,
General VIM. Leech, has rendered the following de-
cisiOn:-
sand now, May 25, 1870, upon due consideration
OF the testimony and papers offered In said matter,
and 1t appearing to the Register that the said paper
writing was duly executed according to the laws OF
Pennsylvania, and that at the time OF the said exc
cution the testatrlx was of sound mind, memory,
and understanding and 1t further appearing from
the said testimony that an issue to the Court OF
Common Pleas to try by jury the validity of said
paper writing has been requested, and 1t appearing
to the Register that the evidence is not sucent to
justify him in the granting OF said ISSUE and that
serious delay and damage to the estate OF the said
testatrix would be consequent upon the granting OF
said issue, and that the relation OF Mrs. Rose A.
Drum and Mrs. Mary A. Lane (the parties contestng
the said paper wrtng as parties interested In the
estate OF the said Elizabeth Donaghy, deceased, has
not been sufficiently proved-now 1t Is ordered by
the Register that the said issue be refused and that
the said paper writing be duly admitted to probate
the last will and testament Of the said ElzaOeth
Donaghy, deceased, and that letters testamentary
thereon be granted unto Henry Donaghy, the exc
cntor therein named"
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WATCH PREsEsTATIoR.-Lieutenan Bruren, OF
the Seventh Police district, the recipient last
evening OF gold watch, which was voted for at a
fair held by the Salem German Reformed Church
congregation. The presen alton speech was made
NV the pastOr, Rev. Mr.. Miehe,
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ASSAULT WITH KEIFR-James Brown (colored)
was arrested last night at Seventh and St. Mary
streets. lie was taken before Alderman Carpenter,
where he was charged with stabblng James Smith
<coloredl In the shoulder about week since. He
was committed for trial
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OPENING OF A PACKING ESTABLISHMENT. = This
Afternoon one OF the most extensive packing estab-
lshments In the country will be thrown open to the
inspection OF the public. 1t is located at the south
west corner OF Twenty-fourth and Brown streets,
and occupies space OF about two hundred feet on
each OF those thoroughfares 1t is built Of pressed
brick and is three stories In height, and under the
whole establishment there two cellars the lower
one being used as the packing department. The
storage capacity is i've thousand tierces, and the
mandatory is capable of turning out twenty-five
hundred hams per day. The owner and occupant
Is John Bower, a we-known resident OF the FIJI
teenth ward.
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AN URGRArRFUL ENPLOYK.-L Goodwin, a lad
will have hearing At the Central Station this after
noon. The complainants are his employers, SauseI
Wagner, leather dealers, at No. All Arch street
who charge that he has been In the habit for some
time OF Pilfering leather
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ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-Ths morning about
o'clock an attempt made TO rob the British bark
Venus, Captain Saunders, lying at AtlanticS torres,
Point Breeze but owing TO the vigilance OF the Gus
they vamOosed, leaving jimmy, and without ac-
cOmplislnR ANYTHING.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS CAsE.-The case
Of Capt. James Ireland, Of the schooner Archer and
Reeves, charged with smuggling case OF brandy,
three kegs OF tamarnds, and bag of coffee, was
continued at noon to-day before United States Com
missioner Hibbler.
James Foster, the first mate of the vessel, stated
that at Barbados the articles brought board
and they might have been bought for the captain;
they were put aboard the tugboat Reindeer and
taken into this port; made out the manifest OF our
vessel put down on 1t what the captain told me
did not put the of brandy it; of the articles
l saw a box of tamarinds and bag OF coffee taken
off, had no instructions from the captain to enter
the coffee; he told me to put down one keg OF tama-
rinds in the ship stores.
James P. Watson, master of the Reindeer testified
that he was at Delaware City, where the Archer and
Reeves was dscharging cargo OF guano; bag,
box, three Kegs of tamarinds, and some clothes and
plants were put on the Rendeer witness brought
them to the city where they taken in charge by
the officers; bag covered with guano was carried
across the Reindeer to another vessel lying along
side called the Perry.
Henry Smith, the second mate, testified that FOs-
ter, the tlrst mate had told him that he had been
ordered by the captain to place all these articles
the manifest, but he had not done so he intended
to give the captain some trouble; he, however, ad-
mited seeing the articles taken off the Archer and
Reeves.
permit was put in evidence showing that the
articles were the property OF a passenger
The Commissioner reserved his decision until to-
morrow.
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AMERICAN BAPTISTS.

Continuation of the Anniversaries-Third
Days Proceedings The American aud
Foreign Bible society-The American Bap-
tiAt Publication Society.
The First Baptist Church, northwest corner OF
Broad and Arch streets, was this morning well
filed with the clerical delegates to the series OF an
and Foreign Bible Society was hrst Celebrated.
Hon. d. M Wilson presided the proceedings being
opened by prayer by Rev: Dr. Perkins The thirty;
adopted. From the document we abstract the fol-
lewing, showing the financial operations OF the
year,
Appropriations to Asatic and European Bap-
list Missions for Bible purposes ,......... ss04220
Salaries, travelling expenses, and agents.. 49ls3O
Scriptures .................... 1204'7T
To Dr. Bacon and A. b. Welsh as Scripture
distrlDutOrs. M ZMSSyo
Total. $50 %
Receipts.
Balance In Treasury ry..................... S556'6l
lections, etc. ........................ s4s535
Legaces 625l 20
From the sale Of Scriptures, etc......,..... sOiso
Total. ,Os4ss
Total disbursements. ts.-.................. l4,65O95
Balance in Treasury, May 2, 1870. ... sl4O404
The report discussed at length the union of the
Bible Society with the Publication Society.
hey' Dr Cheyney OF Boston, offered the following,
Whereas, It has been represented 10 us that the
american Baptist Publication Society, waving all
rights ana claims which they might have
under the enabling act OF the Legislature OF the
State OF New York, passed March IL 1870, at
proposed with this society on the basis OF union
adopted by both societies in Boston last May there
Resolved, That waving all questions as to the
adoption of said enabling act by the Publication
Society, We, on our part, DO hereby consent to a
union with said society on the basis Of union
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OWNER WAHTED.-The Schuykiu Harbor Police
picked up scul-boat last evening on the Schuyl-
Kill, opposite spruce street wharf. IL is fourteen
feet long and IS painted lead color It's owner can
md IL at the Schuylkill uarbOr Police Station
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STEALING DOOR MATa-Anna White was taken
into custody last night at Broad and Lombard
sreeis for stealing mats from the doOrsteps n that
vicinity. She had hearing before Alderman Nor
row and WAS sent TO prison.
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DISHONEST TDOMESg1C.-Alderman Cahill last even
ing committed one Mary Hewitt, who was charge
with stealing various articles OF clothing from fani.
lies with whom she has resided as a domestic
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residing at No. S2s Fll0ert street. mas been bound
over by Alderman Jones in $500 ball 70 answer the
charge Of wife-beating.
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CoRoRERs CAsE.-coroner Taylor held an in-
ouest on the body OF an unknOsn woman
found at an early hour this morning AZ seventh ana
ST MARY streets.
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After the reading Of the Presidents address, the
society adjourned to meet again this afternoon.
When DR.. Grlffith was made the agent OF this
society, about six years ago. the annual business
amounted to about $50,0o0 only; now as shown
above, it is considerably over S300, 600. The office
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CoRRER-LOURGKKs. - Eight arrests were made
vesterday OF fellows who were lounging about the
corner OF Eighth and Race streets.
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MAD DOG sHor.-POliceman barry, OF the schuyl-
Nil Hsrb0r force, shot mad dog yesterday on
blRe street, DeiVT broad
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GENUINE HARLEM OIL.
10000 BOTTLES BOTTLES 10000
For sale by SAMUEL sPANG, No. l4s North THIRD
Street. Philadelphia The only Importer ana Sole Agent
in the United States for the last fifty years.
This Oil will colds, coughs and Pans in the limbs;
expe relieves incontinence of urine and checks
Fer dyspepsia or appetite there nothing better
For babes, who subject to collie, ONE
will at relieve them.
It wilArure cUTs, BRUISES, TETTER ITCH any other
cutanedus disease
For Rheunatism Gout it is now recommended by all
eminent physicians
In shoI = seast ii is a severe gn remedy.
TRY 1T, and be satisfied.
Price soc per bottle.
IBRRAL DISCOUNT TO DRUGGISTS and Others who
deceived aud Obliged to sell counterfeit article CALLED
HARLEM OIL. % wfm6t
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-04-30
DIR. CLARK'S L0BD0B REMEDIES
For Special Complaints.

DR. CLARK'S INVIGORATOR gives
~ strength to the aged and deb:litated il is
especially designed for young men who have
wasted their vgor by excesses OF every kind,
and all persons whose systems have become
weak by imprudence are completely restored
by lis use. Price One Dollar.
DR.. CLARK'S PURIFIER cleanses the
blood from all impurities such as Scroiula,
Syphilis, Mercurial rheumatism, llumors OF
every sort, Bad Breath, Offensive Precipitation,
Foul Feet, Catarrh, Discharges from the Ear,
Sore Ey es, Sore Throat, Falling Of the Hair,
Ulcers, Boils, Pimples, Bloiches, aud all d.
seases Of the Lungs and Digestive Organs.
Price One Dollar.
DIR. CLARK'S PANACEA, relieves Pain
ofevcry description Headache, Toothache,
Stomachache. Backache, Pain IN the Breast
and Limbs. II is an invaluable remedy in all
Nervous Disorders, and no family should be
without it. Price One Dollar.
DIR. Cl.Atk'S BLlNlR is a certln cure
for all weakness Oft Genito- Urinary Organs,
and discharges OF a mucopurulent nature, Leu
chores, Gonorrhea, Spcrmatorrhes, and Sem
inal Weakness, are speedily cured by It's use.
Price One Dollar.
DIR. CLARK'S REGULATOR, for females
only, is guaranteed to correct all special ir-
regularites aud difficulties Of Single Ladies.
Married Ladies are cautioned not TO use u
when in its certain condition, as its effects
would be too powerful. Price One Dollar.
An OF these celebrated remedies are prepar-
ed from Fluid Extracts under DR.. Clark's i'm
mediate supervision, and are warranted fresh
and pure. All afflicted persons should send
carefully written statement of their ailments TO
DR.. Clark, and the proper remedy will be sen.
promptly TO their address. DR.. Clark can be
consulted personally at his Office, and will fur
nish all necessary accommodations to patients
who place themselves under his care. All let
tiers address DR.. J. CLARK,
Office No. 10 Amity treet,
New York City, (nesr Broadway
March u, 1870. ly
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GiORN Hampers and Scoop Sho'els. for
" sale by DC Curly q Duh',
oct Charleslown.
GOAL Oil Lamps, all sizes and styles.
v Comet Burners three sizes. Lamp
Chimneys and wicks, for sale at
oct 81 Billings Drug Store.
nR. Wisiar's Old CsbineI BitIeIs, the
~ grea remedy for Dyspepsia and all
disorders OF The stomach. for sale al
april 8 Billings Drug Store.
DRALON'S Vi,alia or Sslsaline for the
/ Hair, for sale at
aprll9 Billings Drug Store.
DOBBlN'S Electric Soap tie beat
u Washing Soap in use. for sale at
april 9 Billings Drug Store.
CEA Moss Fsrine, for making jelles,
- cuslsrd., &c for sale a,
april Billings Drug Store.
OK COOK Stoves--sll size,-jusl re-
Az ceived and for sale by
Nc Curly s. Duke.
march 10 ChsIlestown.
TEACHER Taught and Teacher Teaching.
i 2vols. Price 81 % each. These books
were prepared expressly 10 meet the wants Of
Sunday School Teachers. Come then and get
copy Of each. For sale at LAUGHS
March ) Book Store
QWEET Potatoes for seed, Early Ro,e
y Potatoes. Early Goodrich Pola,osS,
Broom Corn Seed. English Lawn Grass
l.. e. Cala
Nc Cudy g. Duke.
April 9 Chsrlestown.
DRAWERS for the Use of Families, with
, i an appendix containing number Of Sc
lect and original prayers for particular occa-
sons, bound neatly in cloth, price 81 IS and
81 SO per copy, ut LACCk'S
March Book Store.
COUGH Candy. for sale at
y Billings Drug Store.
GARDEN Rakes, II oes. Spades. Forks.
" aud other Garden Tools jus, received
and for sale by Me Curdy & Duke.
march 10 ..-.: Cnsrlesiown.
A LARGE stock of all kinds Of Garden
n Seeds, just received and for ssls ny
Me Curly 8. Duke.
march 10 Chsiles,own.
DOPE Of all sizes--Halters. Garden
LII Lines, Irvine and Sash Cord.for sale
! by NcCurdy &. Duke.
! march 10 Chalestuwn.
ADORN your houses with beautiful
n pictures, such as you will find Tor
sale cheap a. Lauck's Book Store.
| DRAWING and Mnsic Paper Of the
, ~ best qualities. at
april Is Lauck's Book Store.
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DIS. D. lAHRIEY 4 SUBS
~. CELEBRATED ....l ia.s-
PREP ARATlON B."
FOR .J '"s'H
Cleansing the Blood.

The long aud la"orsbly known Prepare ,i"n
of Drs. D. Fahrney g. Son. for CLEANSING
The BLOOD, needs at this DAY no recon-
menda,ion q, our hands, its virtues having been
established by the thousand. Of cases where II
has given Ielefin the
Most Difficult Forms of Chronic
Diseases .,s..
during tie last sixty years. So highly indeed
is il esteemed, that the demand is constantly
increasing moi only at home, lut we are daily
receiving applications for it from The most re.
mote sections of the counry-Nortb, East,
South and West. To mee' tits dtmand as
well as 10 prevent the public from being mpo-
sed upon, we have determined to put this Pre-
paTation in such form that 1t may be within
reach Of every bod everywhere.
Other Preparations, far inferior 10 the GENT
inc, having been put out by certain parties, have
been mistaken by some for our own, and IS a
matter Of urse The old Preparation Of ID.
Fahrney s, Son has been made 10 suffer some
in reputation therefore, 10 prevent this mistake,
as well as 10 me the increasing demand men,
toned above, We have concluded to send the
medicine on: IN lis present form. Not recon-
mr. ndng il 10 cure all diseases The human body
is heir 10, but as Family Medicine, and for
all diseases or ginaling from Impure blood end
Dsordered Liver, it has DO equal; and will cure
the .ollo~ ing diseases: -..... .
Scrolula, Cuaneous Diseases, Eysipelas,
Bois, Sore Eyes, Scald Head, Pimples on The
Face, letter Affections, o i aud Stubborn IT,.
Gers. Rheumatic Affections, Dyspepsia, Cos
tivencss, Sick Headache. Jaundi e, Salt Rheum,
General Debility. Mercurial Diseases, Foul
Stomat h, together wi h all o'h'r Disorders arl.
sing from Impure Blood and Disordered Liver,
&c, &c.
Prepared by
DRS. d FAHRNEY & SON,
Boonsboro', Md,
And DIR. p. d. FAHRNEY,
KecdysvlIe, Md.
az Sold by all Druggists aud Merchants
generally.
All genuine is signed thus ID. FAilRNEY
& son.
az Be sue 10 ask for DrS d. fahrney &
Sons Preparation.
February 70, 1870. GIN
Co. For sale by Henry Billings, Shop
herdstOwn
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HYDRAULIC Cement, Calclned PIas-
IL Ter and Cislern Pumps, just received
and for sale by NE Curly e. Duke,
ocl 9 Chariesio"n'
DURHAM TOBACCO.-l have usI
IL received lsrge package OF No.
Durham Smoking Tobacco, sad would m
wife my old customers TO renew their pat
ronsre. II. III. Billings
7lALVANlZED Iron end Jspsnned
~ Coal Holds, for sale by
Nc curly g. Duke,
oc,9 Charlesiown.
A FRESH Stock Of Table aud Porket
a Cutlery, just received and for sale by
Nc Curly g. Duke, pa.
sept 4 Chsrlestown.
I COMPLETE stock Of Builders,
X Hardware and mechanics Tools al.
ways on hand, and for sale By
Nc Curly &. Duke.
feb 5 ChsrlesIown.
WHITE Wash Brushes, all kind. OF
W Rope, Rope IIallers, and Twins. for.
sale by NCuTdy d luke.
anil 3 Chulestown.
MORNING Star Buffers. for sale at
M BillirRs' Drug Store
DURNETTS KsIlis,on for Sunburn,
ID Rough Skin, &C.. for sale al
June 5 r; mgs' DRUG Store.
NLYCERlNE Lotion good forSunburn.
VI Chsfed and Rough Skin. prepared
only at Billings Drug Store.
OENNETT'S "Sure Deaf" to rats for
% sale a, Billings Drug Store.
NROOnS Wine Of Tar for Coneh.
v Colds. and nervous diseases. jn-t re.
ceiyed al Billings Drug Store.
CWEEr Quinine and Sspuia or Pufi-
y fed Opium, for sale at
July Billings Drug Store.
A COMPLETE assortment OF French
II Pspe, and Envelopes jus! received, al
oc,2 Billings Drug Store.
LLCOCK'S Porous Plasters, Wells Plas-
a tiers, Poorman's Plasters, Belladona PIls-
tiers, at ii. NJ. BILLINGS Drug Store.
NOPY Books. only cents, at
u dec |! Lauck's Book Store.