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aRlsorcd, That the Senators from Ills State IN tue
Congress of the UDfcd States DC nstrueted nnd Tue ne
nresen,aives rcoucstcd their eudearnrs 10 eject
such modification of the existing tariff o. outies
will bring down the from imports to the wants Oh
Government, economically administered, haT!hs uu' It,
card TO all the great interests Oh the country. ;.
The Georrn LEGISLATURE have this great subject DC,
fare them Three reports have just becn shnlileu
from their co:nnitircs Tie Committee on Tie ot''e -
tie Republic, willing To receive tielr pEopo''r,I ~
t,c nresenl surplus Deposit under The acl Oh C"'sI
rh s,,.c II. it could he tnincd thai Tie "ther
Sales of this Union would not receive tr Pr"p''t ="
the said rcvenuc, allotted 10 them by The Hc O.
~ aforesaid. that lEcy would Without S''''" ~
cc,.nrnd To the Legislature not to rcc"I"e the proper
trn which NAV be allotted to Georgia. but as suc'i
,rccjse information cannot De had during lne seSS' "
The Legislature, in time to be acted on: a''d II -
that some of the States will receive Erif respective -.
horizons of the said surplus revenue, an the 'elhs o,
L and others NAV also receive their poT"t"nS ah- Il
Ibis State should refus@ IN receive her proportion 'e P"
lie benefits and burdens, now operating uheHu'!'!' :
he increased! 10 very considerable extent your
nave therefore reported bill 10 the Legislature 10 re-
r ,I, propnriinn Of TIN, said surplus T"Tenu" "Ae''
(;rorGa may be entitled 10, under The said acl .! Con
gTcSs , ic ,,. ,o.,.,'r
r GrurTa do most so,.rmniy protest against iIe F8cr
-: ~ ,i, ,ssu,rrd pJw,r Of the General GnTrnin"a'
y Which the surplus revenue proposed |" u 0'P's''
with the 81 .lrs, raised, Hnd lie ri2h "
distribute tin surplus Of lis treasury to ~ SrVeFh s"''
-,rn States Of This cnnf.Ieracy inrn:"d II the GisFnu'
, ,boraor and they do most unequvcc#iiy appeal |"
those in the exercise Of the powers 81 ir 'eef"' VI"
yrrunIcnt reduce the receipts that nr ''''""'
hereafter raised may be only much as will b" n*cSS
sarv Tor the legitimate wants OF the G"vcFHm'nt anu
;key d. in the name of the good people OF Georgia.
neal 10 The States OF the Cu;"n t. protest against ,:'
exercise cf pnwers by the Federal GOVERNMENT c"cula
I'd 10 produce discomfort ani Dissatisfaction W:'H .h'
States who are parties 10 Tie ccarAct I'd ms Onoh'
The Committee Finance nave r"P,ricd IN l"T"F o
dcposlng their proportion immediately IN interest
! with a bank or banks. 10 br G"slTnaird b law
and subsequently OF vcstinc it in ""c or more TaIt
| roat*-ihc revenue '"!:lch is 10 be appropriated
to free SCHOOLS and cGuca,:nn, until IT cactr* tic W.
Of one hundrc: thousand aoa!* he minnrii; o! tH'
SINE Committee have also t:iadr report. III 2""r Z" $
vcsur il in the Crntrl Bank. !" raise revenue IL
dyfay the ordinary expenses .! TIC g'T:rnihrh'' "''
/, relieve tic citizens rom The buhcn "i ias"n e.;
lIrciy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-06

CouEr OF IXquInY.-We learn from the Frederick
Examiner that the military sitting at that
place, was again organized On Monday. The same pa.
per mentions that communication was received from
Gen Gaines, making objections to Gen. Macomb, as a
member of the court, so far he Gen. Ganes) was
concerned The following officers had arrived at Fred
Maj. Gen. Macomb, Mo Gen. Scott, Brig. Gen. Al.
kinson Gen Sanford, Col. Bankhead, Col Kenan, Col.
Lindsey, Maj Huson, Capt Cooper, Capt McCu Capt.
Hitchcock, Capt. Green Capt. Dmmock, Capt Lee,
Capt. Newcomb resigned, formerly U. S. y.
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proviirl 49, That servitudc may prevail iheteLS CO.
That the territory should not be used as !o
Indsns-and Sd That they shall! enjoy equal rights WIN
the Citizens oilhr United States T.
I'VE trust that this event may be brought about. IL
would bu, extend the D. States 10 the hoanarles con.
templu,ed by Thomas Jrerson Asst is eno.Slng ne
ANNEXED to the u STATES they viii! only obtain slaves
from the United Stairs whereas. Ii Texas Should o "
dependent she will ipoF, slaves ro Cuba and Africa
herself.
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Tie following vees however, are to be addcU-shough
not strictly in form, viz:
were M ci:,raccd in the Commissioner ) return.
ID The return oi The vo!es ru;n Floyd county-whch
were reported as ha.ng been given directly for the Pre-
slr,ai candidates. to W t. Martin Van Burcn, OIL the
one hand and Wine and Harrison the olhcr-bcing
:3 vntcs for The Van Buren ticket, and % tor the Wing
And 3d-252 votes in Munongalia, which were gwen
il, tl.c precincts where The Commissioners were not
swornof which, 23l were gwen t" an bure', ana -
to Harrison. ,
The SUN Of ,hrse votes is G25 viz 3S4 for Van bu-
rem ard fl for thH Wing ticket.
II these VOTES be added, the Whole Poll will stand.
Fer Va, Rurru :}O-45
Why Ticket, '='4i *
TorAL MAJORITY in Va for the V. B. Ticket, 7433
We congratulate the Stale this splendid success
Never did the Old Dominion stand higher IN the eyes oil
all true Republicans.
Io.nsOrroc Ike Electors meet in e Cnp.o to curry Gu!
Gg their r0tcS tie r0icc Of The People.
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LEGISLATURE Or SOUTH CAROLINA.
IL LIZ Nu.LLLcr. D..L-i.L


"CoLuMrrA, Is. c. Nov. %.
"Tlle Senate and House Of Representatives assembled
in their respective Chambers this day, at ~ NJ. In the
former the Hon James Gregg called 10 the Chair:
and jacob Marley acted Clerk. In the latter the
Hon James H. !.by. called to The Chair, and Rich.
ard fcadon lunr acted as clerk Thirty eight Senators
were qualified, aud took their seats One hundred and
fourteen Members Of The House. qualified and took
their seats also
''Ailcr qualifying the Members or each House, Pa.
trick Noble elected President Of the Senate the
second ballot. votes standing thus:
First ballot, Patrick Noble, ID
Angus Patterson, -
Second ballot 7. Noble, y
a. Patterson, -
The House elected after two baotings, the Hon. D.
l.. Warilaw, Spcakcr-s'atc Of The ballots, thus:
First ballot, ID. l. Ward!aw, Sc
w. r. Davc, "a
ID. J. McCord, q
. Second ballot D. l.. Wardaw, 81
w. r. Dayie, 81
Mr.. NcCnrd having withdrawn
sin the Senate, Mps5rs. Gregg Bausket end Poirsctt,
were appointed Committee to wait on the Governo,
and inform him OF their having been organized, &c.
sin the House, Thos w Glcan elected clerk on
the second ballot.
"Govcrnor M'DuGie is said to be so much indsposed
by Sickness that he has not been able to receive visitors
10 day.
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rErERsnrHe, December ].

pErERsBrRG, December J.
F.Er--On sday morning, between the hours OF !
and o. the Petersburg and Roanoke Ruilroad Depot was
discovered 10 be on Fire. Fortunately, the progress OF
the flames was arrested time enough to save the prnc-
pal building the Office, &c &c. Whether the Fire
cendiarv is not yet asceraincd. Strong suspicious,
however are entertained that the latter conjecture vii!
prove true,
The buildings burnt, were the Machine Shop ana
Carpenters Shopn tie former, there were t!irer t'o,
co,notives in the later two, with several Coaches ana
Cars and materials for repair. Every thing was con.
suned but the Locomotives of these two only are Sc
rouy injured the other three will soon be repaired and
at their work again.
The buildings were insured ty the Mutual Fire Insu-
rance Company, but the loss to the Rail road Company,
will be probably from. ID to $4,000.
We ere happy to understand that notwithstanding 'ls
calamity, the Board of Directors will promptly pay The
dividends due this day and authprise 10 assure the
public that they shall not be Inconvenience by this
overwhelming abundant p0,ccr ict 10 continue the trade
aad irarei as hcrttotore.
regular night watch has always been kept up At the
Depot in this place-but the Sentinel, in this instance,
was ahless to his Observation-Disclosures.
WAsHlSGroS, Nov. 30-Messrs. Sewer and Yell, OF
Arkansas, Harrison, of ylyania Granger OF New
York, Shepherd Of North Carolina, Shields of 1cnnrs.
see, and Taaierro OF Virginia. have arrived in this city
We have been Informed Of the arrival in this city of
Mcssrs. Rives Knight PentiSs and Walker Of the Sc
mute; and Messrs Gillet Maury, Tur Williams, Car
ter Seymour, and Iiardn Of the House Of Rep!ese
tivrs-Gi0tc, Dec. 2
appointment by the President.
Matthew Bu:chard OF Ohio to be Solicitor OF the
General Land Office, in the place Of Wyllys silIman,
declined.
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The whole district has now voted, and NcHn'n IS
elected hy maioriy Of 594 votes!
From The CidrkSbnrg C0nntrymHn, n me Z"t"
s.Tle following is the return of The election, Nh'ch
took place in This county U!arrisnnD on M"ndn% ia<
to Gil the vacancy occasioncd by the resignation OF IT,
son X Shnn. We give the aggregate vote OF all The
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n"eoA' 20. 800
Perry, S2 r, ,
Covngton has given White majority oi Al Vu'es,n
and Dae one of 4 With these coTrccuons,the peseh'
Van buren, majority is 1913"
(Fro,n the Sip)
MISSISSIPPI.
Returns drop slowly from Mssiss pP but WIN i n
the = courrics first beard from In rty-ive counties
il is now i2 twenty counties 10 hear from IN hVe Q,
wL;ch there are known be Van Buren, ma'ritrs' ann
in one White ori!y.-Fourteen countlrs not !i'n'n
from 1.-THE probability is, that the Van Bnen tchr'
has also succeeded herc)
ILLINOIS.
Thirty nine counties have been heard from WHICH
give Van Buren, majority Of 793. weH,y tnnie
Counties 10 come in There seems TO be no dcuOl Oh MS
having carried the State.
MISSOURI
The ST, Louis Republican Of The 2lst u (""9I says
" There can be- doubt that Van Buren, and '"hns'"
have carried the State.
TENNESSEE. .
Present state Of The relutns-f"r WHITE '';@'2 d"
Buren,, "A ,aG5. "
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The oiical CANVASS presents ,hc following 'ssur
Van Buren,, c53S
Wing,
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.THE, ELECIIO.NS.

THE ELECTIONS
LOuISiANA-Safe!-(R EXPRESS MAL)
[tram the -lf0tiic Register Slip, Nor. 3d.
The New Orleans Bee, Of Tuesday, contains the OH
cal proclamation cf the election Of the V. Buren, EIec-
| tors Tor The State Of Louisiana. The votes are.
For y WS,I Buren, 5 3'S:3
Majority 20
Two parishes Natchi;oches and Claiborne, made no
ro,nrns On Referring 10 our list find NGtclinces
renoricJ ut 25 majority for White and Ci4ijrnc 80 Tor
Van Buren,. THE above Is however Tic result "hcai'y
announced.
(Iake it them with without N!tchitoclirs and Ciai-
borne and Mr.. Van BuIrn carries LouisiaHG
ALABAMA.
The Mobile Register says, that las the strength ni Inc
Van Buren, party lies beyond the influence o Aactirz-
on tie eastern lire Of the STATE, the succeeding returns
will be more ana more In vorabe ~ Mr.. Van Bnren
There is no doubt of his having carried Alabama -
The following is letter from one OF the most dslln-
suislcd men in her Legislatures
"Tvso ALoos., November 2lst, 1886.
awe have just elected Il Senator 10 Congress. The
candidates were, Mckinley, w. B. Hopkins, (Wh;!el
McKinlcy's vote -, Hopkins 40. Many efforts
we've made produce disa+con in our ranks; but we
had previously held caucus, aud we we're Not 10 be
broken.
I'VE shall have good Van Buren, majority for cleo
tors Tue precise majority not yet known-wr suppose
from $500 10 400.
"Whits principles are already The decline. and viii
soon be remembered more. lie Wings already say
they not opposed 10 Van Burrn.
"Bagby was elected us an uv"wcd Van BuTcn man
that avosral made in the public prints previous TO his
election in 1885, which avowa has been often rritrrard
yet, the WHY'S nave rndeavorcd through their prints
10 represent him doubtful, at least. lie has distn
guished himself in the Chair, able, impartial and
unbeEdng presiding officer
(trom slip Of the Obile Register Office Of The 25MJ
"ALABAMA.-We have at last heard from the north OF
the STATE and The Democracy there has spoken in voice
of thundcr- borrow the phrase Of MI. Erwin, the
Wing senator from Green. lie wanted the senatorial
election pos poned hear this voice from the people,.
tlc hears now very likely gra'cs npon his eats, harsh
thunder Like other politicians who spoke on
that question, he be sadly disappointed in anti
cipated 'co!ncdence' bstwrcn him and the people,
'Thc Tuscaloosa Flag Of the Union Of the 18th inst,
brings returns from ten eleven thern countless
including nearly the whole Tennessee valley and they
give FAI buren, majority exceeding 500 votes, AMI
more is to come. This swamTs the whole While mayor.
iiy in tho southern countless and gives Us more than
1900 to spare The anal MINORITY will no. vary much
from four thousand We elnbody into table below,
their returns, which unofficial, but the Flag
u.s. are upon good authority We head list with the
official re,ulns aud include all the counties heard
FROM, corrected BY uGr own lists.
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II itl.t
MASSACHUSETTS.

The whole number of votes taken at the ia'e eec'oh
was Isl. The average vote of each ticket was
Wig. na'I Inn
Van Buren,, '':'"o
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From The .Mut;Lc Slip Of tic 30th)
1.-The following the official returns from Wilcox and
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100
VIRGINIA.

(Fran the 4bingdon Statesman
HSy3AToRr,L ELEcrIos-The following IL the rcsu
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Perry counties, of which only HI: majortes nave 0ee'
bornt VITA Ned.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-02-26
22O STOVES.

TN F. & w. l.. STRONG nov have the
~ , pleasure of offering TO those who are
desirous OF finding the most comfort and econ
omy atlainable in the use of stoves, larger
more complete. and cheaper assortment fthis
article, than has ever been offered in this re.
gon of country. We respectfully invite al
those who wish to view the degree of perfcc
ton now attained, as well as those who wish
TO purchase, to call and examine these stoves
The assortment consists of
Parker's Patent Prophecy. Cooking, 4 sizes
Stanley'S Rotary Top, do 90
Parker's Gourd plate do
do Flat back do
Conant's pattern, Cor Back Kitchen,)
Canada and Scotch plate Box, ) sizes,
Parlour Stoves, new and splendid
ARTICLES sizes,
together with Box Stoves of various kinds
suitable for churches, stores. Offices, shops
school houses, five acre lots. &c. &c. PIPh
on hand, and all kinds of stove 2'RLNHLNGS
made to order.
i lfillr 'bl S,D' g. 925
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C11EMICALEM BRoCATION.

NN1HlTWELLS True and OrgInal
w OPODELDOC.-Tests of the only
true kind are
1st-See ,ha, the certificate of the late
lDr. Mitchell LII. ID. of the city of New
York. is on the inside direction paper.
2d-Tbat my name is stamped on the
bottle.
3d--That the retail price is not less than
81 cents a bottle, all others are but base
fabrication.
The above NAV be considered as infalli-
ble in bruizes, sprains, rheumatism, stlngs
of insects. vegetable polsons, crnnp, &c.
&c &c. In a word, in all cases of external
injury.
The public have been frequently most
grossly imposed upon by spurious limitations
Of this composition. They are made by
various persons in their own names, and by
! pedars scattered all over the country
! They have nothing but their cheapness to
recommend them, being as useless as so
much colored spirit, and so long as they are
purchased they will continue 20 be manu-
! featured. 1t is the public therefore who
are to blame and not the understand
should this state Of things continue, the
best medicine in the world will be in the
situation of first rate bank, whosenotes
are one and all refused in consequence of
the great number of its counerfets. Il
the first article had not become celebrated,
there would have been no limitations. In
dependant this, there is a constant rival.
ship among the host of imtators, each stri.
wing to undermine the other. The worst
ana cheapest materials have been necessa.
rily employed, until they have nothing but
the name left TO recommend. The original
article on the contrary, has never varied
either in quality or price, and is and ever
has been IN every respect. quite a different
article from any OF the limitations.
To Consumers. The true article is the
cheapest in the end Remember that tho
prudence may be a desirable virtue. vet
that the saving of a few cents in phial of
medicine is but pitltul economy, and may
lead TO worse consequences than the loss
of money therefore or your own interest
and comfort, purchase not single bottle in
future, which has not the tests above de.
scrIbed.
70 Country Trdders. Dealers in medi
, cine WI find more profit on the sales than
on any of the limitations, besides having the
satisfaction ofselIing to their customers the
genuine article.
Sold by all the principal druggists in the
l. $ who also keep for sale the VOL.a-
TILE AROMATIC SNUFF. for manv
years celebtGted IN cnses OF ca:arrh, head"
ache, dizziness, 1lmness OF eyesight. drow-
siness Iowness otsplnts ,hypochondria merit
vous weakness, &c. it is mos, frapraD
and grateful to the smell. being composed
principally from roots and aromatic herbs.
It Is absolutely necessary for those who
watch with or visit the sick, being an ex
ceiIent prevention Of contagion Recon-
mended by DR., Warehouse, late Prof
the lheory and practice of Physic in usr
ward University. Sold in DARLINGTON 6y
j. g. j. II. PECK, {. Co.
! Price so cis. s, % els. march 7.1v
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"a N G Y G. S r APEE
DrN Goods

@'S x wv uOVS
The following list comprises few of the
.eading articles
Black, green, invisible do.salmon, Grim,
son and maroon col'd French .Msrinos
printed CircaSsilns--pl do. of all col
ors-black, blue, green, brown, pink, purple
and scarlet Sill PELTETS-Gro de Nap
Gro de Rhine, Poult de Sae and Italian
SILKS, Of all colors aud GuaIties-ihe
most extensive assortment OF rich dark
PRINTS he has ever offered, from to
38 cts-4, 5 and Ga white bob't LACES.
| Quilting and Edglng do.-men'S superior
Beaver, Kid, Buck q Worslcd GLOTES,
Ladies' Gioues, of every description
6, 7, 8, & 10 white, red ami black .Me,ino
! SH.4 jVLS---rlch embr. Chally, Whibet.
heavy Hermann, Gro de Nap, & silk musit
Dress HDk FS.--lj'as usual, the mosn
extensive stock of bonnet, cap. luslnng,
satin, gauze and tafiela RIB 20 VS.
damaSk, bro. linen. cotton and worsted
TABLE COVERS--blk, blue. inv green
steel mkt, olive. ad aide and claret BRO.
CLOTHS--sup Buckskia, imperial cords,
plain and London miSt CasSimereS--domes.
TIC Coions, BIeached & brown do.--whlte,
green and scarlet FL.4.N.NELS Batting
and Waddng gualshalr, imitation, aad
common Cl.NLETS superfine and com
mon Irish Linens linen camb. and silk
.HdkG. worsted, merlno, g. cotton Hose /;
Russia Diapers and Towellings glaze.
Cambrics aud MusIlns, of all coIors,
Burlington, Oct. 30, 1885.
u Church st. oppo. Pangborn q BrlDsmaid
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HHHE subscribers have Just received and
~, offer for sale, cheap for cash or approx
cd credit, the following articles:
5000 bushels Solar Salt,
5000 do Lisbon do
600 barrels fine do
1900 d" extra superfne FLOUR
500 common do
rs fine do
SO Hhds. New Rum,
DO chests Tyson, Hysonskin and
Young Hyson Tea
kegs Tobacco
10 boxes do
10 bags Coffee,
10 Spice
O " Pepper
IS kegs Rasins,
80 boxes do
90 hhds. Molasscs.
1000 lbs. Loaf Sugar
% kegs Saleratus
so casks Lamp Oil,
10 boxes bar Soap
0 do Hotrings
80 kits Mackcrcl
90 bbls. do
90 half barrels Salmon
90 boxes Starch
90 do Pipes
SO otis. Cod Fish
English IRON, flat and round, all Sizes
Russia Iron. (Od Sabc1
American fiat and round Iron, all sizes.
Band Iron from Il to 6 inches wide
Hoop Iron and Nail Rods
Cast, German, English b. and Am. Steel
Spring Steel,
Brass Kettles
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BEAUTY AND TINE.

BY s. LOVER. ESQ.
Time met Beauty one day in her garden.
Where roses were blooming iair
Time and Beauty were never good friends,
So she wondered what brought him there.
Poor Beauty exclaimed, with sorro~lul air,
81 request, father Time, my roses you'll spare,"
For Time was going to NOV them all down;
While Beauty exclaimed with her pretiest frown,
.Fie. father Time fe, father Time
Oh, what IL crime fe, father Time ~
AWen," said Time, sat least let me gather
\ few Of your roses here;
IT'S par, of my pride TO be always supplied
With roses the whole Of the year"
Poor Beauty consented, though half in despair,
And time rs he went asked lock Of her hair
And, ms he stole the soft ringel so bright, [spite.
He vowed twas for loye--but she knew twas for
Fie, father Time, SC.
Time wen, on, and left beauty in tears
He's Il tell tale, the world well knows
So he boosted to all of the fair lady's fall,
And showed the lost ringle and rose.
So shocked was poor Beauty, TO find that her fame
Was ruined, though she was in no wise 10 blame
Tina, she drcopcd like some Cover that 5 torn
from lis cline,
And her friends all myseriously said Sit was Time,
Fie, father lime Sc.
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seg2lspfiON.

AR. RELIES ASTHMATIC PILLS,
-AV have, from their extraordinary success
IN giving instant relief, and in crrinc colds.
coughs, asthmas, difficulty of breathing, whee.
zIng, tlghtreSs of the chest, pain in the side.
splttldg Of blood, chlS and shivernrs that
prcccde levers and lung complaints generally,
become one OF the most popular medicides
known, ana are sought after from every part
OF the country, on account of the ASTONISHING
euccess that has ailedded their administration
IN ,he above complaints, frequently curing
the most obstinate cases, and giving the most
unexpected relief. after every other remedy
had ialIcd, and persons had given themselves
up in despair Of IA cure. They have been
known to cure persons supposed 10 be far
gone in consumption, and exhibiting all the
appearance of approaching dissolution. And
such have been the salutary effects eff these
Pills, even in hopeless cases, as so far 10 miti
gate the sutferlngs of the daiient, as evidently
to proiong life for even days and weeks, and
give to it positive comfort they never ex-
pccted TO enjoy. The operation orlhe pills is
wonderful in easing respiration, quoting the
cough, and procuring comfortable Test
Common ceds are frequently removed in a
few hours.
u Although (saye person speaking
'HtSe pIHs) my WlIe mas trled various medi
zines Of the first celebrity for an asthma,ic
difficulty or affection Of the lungs, which at
times was exceedingly distressing, combining
ner to her house for days ond weeks together,
She finds aoLiing gires her The relief which
Reye'S .lsHtmpttc Pills do leasing her ,espi-
ton puotlhg bcr cough, and giving her
comfortable rest And tets is the testimony
ofhundreds or thousands. The relief which
aged people, as well as others, experience from
the use of these pills is truly astonishing. and
renders them invaluable to many, and are in
fact 10 some an essential euxIllary TO their
comfort and almost to their existence. A
! physician informs the proprietor that gen.
tlemaa in the country observed to him, he
had reason to believa the use ofthese pills had
been the means of saving his life. Price
whole box, 50 pills 81 halfdo. - pills so cts.
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THHHMBLES.

ENlNE Gold Thmbles, $5--Fine Eglish
A. chased ThimbIes Ga new articlel 81 cts.
all silver Canada Thmbles so cts.-aIl sill
yer Damask Thimblcs 80 cts.--all silver plain
heavy Thimbles 50 cts--al silver open top
thimblcs % cts--Damask and Moth, steel
rop Thimblcs 37d cts-plain heavy steel top
Thmbles 37a cls--pain steel top Thmbles
different prices. Marking gratis, at the Vori.
ETY. Shop. PANGBORN g. BRINSMAI d.
January q, 20.