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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-29
GIVE commend The following paragraphs.
to the serious consideration Of our political

! GIVE commend The following paragraphs,
friends.
From the N. Y. Era.
RHopE f.LAsD ELrcrIos.--We confess
that as Democrats We feel no chagrln what
ever that the British Wings have uiumphed
ia the recent election. On the contrary, speak
iag for ourselves, it is the wish OF our hear,
that the Democratic party, if there be such a
party in that state. may never succeed ia carry
iag an electioa uatil il comes out boldly and
as IL should do, for universal suffrage. Until
it does this, it will not deserve success; no,
until il declares itself emphsiicaliy in favor
Of this Fundamental principle Of democracy.
can 1t have elaim TO the designation Of Demo
cratic Republican.
From the Nantucke, Islander.
Rhode Island ELcction.-''he election in
Rhode Island came Off last "Wednesday, and
resulted, as every reasonable man supposed
that it would, in the triumph of the federal
wings. Rhode Island is governed by the few,
all Of whom are the owners Of property, and
the people OF that state are so syerse TO change,
that they are content to live under a Charter
granted their ancestors by Charles II by the
grace Of God, &c. one Of the effects OF whlc h
is, to make the system OF representation which
obtains 10 that state, regular Old Sarum az
fair, rotten to its very core. To say the plain
truth, the democratic party in that state are
beneath even contempt, as those who compose
1t are SO grossly inconsistent, as to be tho firm
est supporters Of the property qualification for
voters. Ii has been the custom Of the de-
ncrracy in other states not 10 alluds to this
iao,, out regard for principle should dictate a
different course. No man can be democrat
who recognizes properly as being superior to
human belngs. What wonder that a state, ir
which democrats act so inconsisiently, should
even with more Of sincerity and warmth thar
Connecticut. clasp to her bosom the putrescsn
carcase Of Hartford Convention Federalism.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-29

The following article from the Globe i, an
interesting one in several respects, 1t is ro-
ply to the Federal slectioneerlng document
sent in immense quantities into Virginia 10 af-
feet the election, shelving the base peryersions
TO which its concoctors had recourse; and
it was a conversation in reference 10 this mat
ter which caused the dsgraceful scufile in the
House of Representatives on Thursdsy:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-29
ELECTORAL VOTES IN rsao.

The following are the votes given for Pre'i-
de nj az the last election.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-21
IInYs' LiniInenf.

tIOfence, Alabama sept. ~.
A gentlemen Of the highest standing N town, who
~ has been drcadully afflicted with the Blind Piles FOR
the last 26 years called upon and freely confessed his
situation. Acr describing the severity OF the complaint
he remarked he had been well for twenty years
past as he was at that moment He had used ono bottle
only Of HAYS Imminent 70 his words he said
"Thc whole human family, who were thus afflicted, ought
o be maGe acquainted with this medicine"
GENERAL DUFF GREEN, so wellknown the
editor Of the Washington Telegraph, is referred to for
the truth OF the following
General Green few days since asserted in pub ic
place, that he had used Hays Lnmen for the Piles and
that the effect very astonishing and that he felt his
duty 10 make known far in his power to his suffer-
ing fellow men that such an extraordinary artic was in
existence He said he would hcorfuly lend his name,
and aid IN extending ITS usefulness. This but cl
may safely say hundreds who have gwen like testimony
Caution. None can be genuine without splendid en-
gaved wrapper and the signature o Comsock and Co.
SOLOMON HAYS.
| WONDERFUL Al as onishlhg fact! Hays Iui-
has been used in some thousand cases, and
future can be found. 1t vii cure every and all
| Piles. No charge without such results.
1T'For sale At the Bookstore Of Il. p. Walton 81 Sons
N Jntptlier, W.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-21
LOTION LOTIDNt

lJR. EVANS BEAUTIFl ING LOTION, high
y cstoem Tor curu. all .rupriou-, Cosrscuc.s Red.
ness, aud pimplce on the Face, Neck ar Hands, aud
ciltciuay cicanng The tonpIcNon, and loutovug all
diseases OF the skin.
No;hing contributes 50 much to our serora access
in lite, Al engaginl Grst appearance. Tins Lotion
Is admire most fragrant, mid, safe wash ana
greatly esteemed for It's virtues cleansing, soiicana
aud purifying The skin OF all ttuiou-, 80 injurious
10 irmaie beauty, and restoring II 10 hi dcsrcc Of
putty.
ocauiul and hcalthlul cemp lckion is The pride Of
who possess IT, aud The cRvt OF those Who re de-
prpcd IT. What can he 50 affecting to a beautiful
female, in WHO u face nature has dsPlay cd hen power
find her complexion dlscoorrd with Disgusting
pimulcs which affect her chains?
good appearance Is The best recommendation
and 5 The BcNmIl,ng Lotion puiiics the .kln, and
removes all lmples, blOthes, tan, sunburn, aud red.
ness, and produces beautiful hue, II is The only
meltc a lady should at her 10 !c-
Gonicnten will also find hs delightful remedy, Ia
remove all rou.hncss, pmpcs, rlngworns spols red
OF eruption o. the surface Of The human body. 1t l.
particularly recommended Ia eeallcmen 10 be used al
ter shaVng, as il will prevent the otherwise cctlaln
effect OF all common soap, in turning The beard ire
maturcly grey.
For sale, Wholesale aud Retail by
A. HITCHCOCK s Co.
So No. III GeuesCe So, Utica, n. Y.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-21
Piles, &c. NaemOrhOides.
NO ClJRE pAXti Price al

TJAY'S LlNIMENT. No Fiction. This extraor.
l. dinasy chemical composition the result Of science
and the Invention Of extraordinary medical man, the
introduction (which to the public invested with the
solemnty of death bed bequest has since gained rep
uaton unparalleled fully sustaining the of
the iamened DR. Grideys last confession that he dared
not die without giving 10 posey The benefit OF his knowl
friend and assistant Solomon Hays the Of his dis
covery.
is used in the principal hospitals and the private
pvaetce OF country, FIRST and most certainly for the
cure of he piles, and also extensively eectuay
to battle credulity, unless where its effects Witnessed
Externally il the following complaints
For DTupsy-Creang extraordinary absorption once
All SweIlings-Reducing them in lew hours.
Rheumatsm-Acute or Chronic giving quick ease.
Sore Ihroat-By cancers, ulcers or colds
Group and WhOOpmg COpgh-Externally aud over tho
chest
All Bruises, Sprains and Burns C urng in few hovrs
Sores and uleeTsNhehor flesh or long standing, and
fever sores.
lisoperations upon adults and children in Icducngheu
na;ic swengs AID loosenng coughs and ghness Of tho
chest by relax on of the parts has been surprising
conception. The common remark ofthose who have used
1t in the Pile :, is 1t acts like n CHARM
THE PILES. The price 81 is refunded TO any per-
son who will use bottle Of HSy's Limment for d Piles,
and return the empty bottle without being cured These
are the positive orders OF he proprietor the agents. and
out oil many thousands SOLD not has been
full.
that tn who sell the article should exhibit the original
The purchasers.
CAUTION None can be genuine without the sigma
lure Of Comstock and Co. SOLOMON HAYS.
For sale only at Bookstore Of +. WALTON and
SONS, Montpelier. Vermont.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-21
J. sept. u loOi.
TO MOTHERS.

1IGSsTs. f. chase ana Co:
Gentlemen caring uuch said about the extraordna
effects Of the Resurrection Persian Pills upon those
about to become Mothers induced To make trial
oil them. My wife that time the muteT OF hNe
chhdrony ardhad suffered The most tedious and cxccang
pains during and after her confinement OF each She had
tried every and much medicine but fuurd
little nonFehel She commenced taking the Pc sian
Pills about three months before her uent-hef
health beng very poor about tins euglh of time prev
and in short time she enable by their to attend
TO the caies of mother until her confinement. At the
time she commenced taking the Persian Pills aud for
eral weeks previous, she afflicted with dry hard
cough and frequent cramps, which tue OF tie
pills entirely removed belOSe using nall box. 1t is with
the greatest confidence tat advise all those about to
become mothers 10 make use Of the Persian Pills. All
those that have taken them neghburhond have got
along in the easy manner and about rouse in
few days There does not appear 10 be halt the danger
\ OF other difficulties setting after confinement where
these pills taken. We EnI,edy say let neglect
taking them for they in reach OF the poor well as tie
rich We truly thankful that there is remedy viii Ii
females easily procure which many OF them have
bear and pehapa the lives Of thousands which oher-
wise would be lost. 5. ROBERTS,
| ANN O. ROBERTS,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-21

NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE This
II valuable vegetable Medicine Stands unriyalled
iof tho following Complaints via; Dyspepsia or In
digestion, Discusses Liver, Bilious Disorders, Dfopsy,
Asthma, Costlvcness, Worms ana loss vi appetite
and by cleansing the stomach aud bow Gle, pains
IN Inc side, stomach and breast colds and coughs of
long Standing, hoarseness shortness oil BREATH ner-
vous complaints etc. which frequently The effect
Of disease. For Fever aud Aguc IT Is most y0luo-
BILE preventative as well az sovereign remedy. Its
virtues sutplss any ihing heretofore known IN reno.
wing 81. VIus' Daucc, Two bottles have been knOwn
10 this affecting disease, after having bailed eve
ry exerion for four years II has most powerful
influence IN removing nervous complaints. 1t is
pleasant TO take, md easy IN It's operation, that II
may be administered 10 the infant with safety.
The above medicine is hghly recommended by the
Rev. L Scott Of Barre l. Buck, Attorney al
Law, Korjh ieId S. Hcks aud l. Bcckley, Hard
wck Rev Charles D Cuhoon, Lyndon; Rev h Jor-
dod, Bellows Falls Doct Cyru, Buusried, Brat
llcboio'; G. Horn, Rochester, W. Rev Geo Storrs,
Portsmouth, N II; HarIiJl G Raymond n and
many others who have been cured by this medicine,
Il may he had wholesale or retail OF Britain, Barre;
u G Farnam, WiIIamslown, sole PROJECTORS ; Il II
Prentss, Montpelier, and it may be had in most OF
The principle towns in the ~lato, and Of e 2 Walton
* Sons. NJ the Montpelier Bookstore.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-21

SUPERlOR to the Hygcn Brandrelh Evans Indian
OPurgave tac Maches p.ieedl Sanatlve or any Other
Pills OF Comp und before The public, ccrhei TO by
Physicians and Others Let none condemn them until
they have tried thcm and then are certain they will
moi
1t is now a setued point with all who have used the
Vegetable Persian Pills, that they pre- eminenty the
best and most efcacious Family Medicine that has yet
been used in America. If every family could become
would keep them, and be prepared with sure remedy to
apply on the hrst appea OF disease, and then how
much distress mould be avoided and money saved well
as the lives oil thousands who hurried OF time by
egecttng dae asa in Its first stages by not being
session oil remedy which they can place deperdence up
on.
GI AL uko vih guard gons sickness should the
PERSIAN PILLS freely whcn needed no INJURY can en-
sue used from youth old age ue taken according TO The
| dir ecnOns.
| The RESURRECTION OR PERSIAN PILLS
The OF these Pills originated IRON the circumstance
OF the medicine being found only in the cemeteries OF
STA. The vegetable productions being ct peculiar KIND
led to experiments TO lis medical qualities and virtues
In hall Century became an established medicine Tor
diseases oil that country. The extract oil this singular pro-
ducton Introduced parts OF Europe the
year 1888 AMI used by many celebrated physicians
ing certain diseases, where all other medicines had been
used npain Early in the year 1882 the extract
bned with vegetable medicine imported from Du-
ra Baca, IN the East Indies and formed INTO pills. The
admirable effect OF this compound unon the humun system
led physicians and families nio its general Thsir
long established character then universal alng
tues Tie detergent and cleansing qualities Of tei spech
cal action upon the gande part If me system such
will sustain heir reputation and general an the Amer-
can Republic.
II CERTIFICATES
lcertHy that have by experiment, used the lily
goan and most Of the kinds pIls, IN my prdc-
tee which have borne the CHEST repuie the pubic es-
mauon thai have been offered for sale IN us 'lchiy 10
the last years including those called The Resurrection
or Persian Pills and The pubic may rest assured tina
none among the whole catalogue has answered bette
purpose easy aud etectua remedy ihan the kesu
TeciIon Persian Pills in most cases of disease.
q CHARLES BACkDS, M. D.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-21
HATS. CAPs. FURs, &o.

lust received a. the flat and Fur store o, pn
j Err &. PARTRIDGE, opposite the Vllase no
Of vo,;ous descriptions vz Brush, Plain, Mole
Skin Nntra. and common Maps ALSo-ot
oroyed fashions Fur, Seal. Nulria, and Russia DOG
Collars, Buffalo Robes BOas, Muils, Necklics, Stocks
Gloyes Umbrellas, Copvisions, Panlaloon Straps
sc. Ladies and goh,lemcn please give us a call.
Oct. 25-23. BADGER & PARTRIDGE.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-21
WAY PASSENGERS
MERCHANDISE TRAINS

viii saave the Freight Depot at Charlestown and
Nashua every morning, (Sundays excepted')
YAH goods to betrunsPorIed on the Rail Road going
above Lowell must be sent to the Company sFrcghl
Depot, Charlcslown, at the end Of Warren Bridge.
Goods 10 be forwarded Wy The morning train must
be sent 10 tho. Depot early the evening before.
The Company having provided large and commo'
dons Store Houses both at Nashua and Charles
town, and having completed their arrangements ior
the Transportation of Merchandise, give notice that
they are now prepared TO transport all Goods and
County Produce which may be forwarded TO lhciI
Depots, and for this purposeha furnished safe and
covered cars which viii! perfectly goods from
damage: and careful and experienced men to tax
charge of the Transportation Business at the Depol'
and TO accompany the goods over tire road.
The Company, determined not only 10 accommo
date the public but TO extend every facility in lhei
power, both to Transfers and Merchants, have tx
ed ypon the following rates OF Freight
$3.50 per ton each way between Nashua ane
Charledown.
Sl,O0 per ton each way betweenNashua and Low
eli.
An Regular Transfers running 10 the cars will b
carried over the road between Nashua and Charles
town, each way, free Of expense.
ONSLOW STEARNs, supt.
Nashua, March 81, Is40. 60
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-21

ania ware plates and japan casters silver plated
snuflers AMI trays SILVER and Briltania medals
mnsie boxes spy glasses OF all kinds, pocket Gem
passes, Thermometers pocket books and wa lets.
gilt, and steel purse clasps, nlnaure settings; pearl,
Oil and plated waist buckles aud slides fancy goods
aud Cutlery a very large assortment Rogers ceeT
brated Penknives, various kinds variety OF superb
or polished scissors silver butter knives aud cream
ers percussion caps (; Silver aud Steel Spectacle
aud eye glasses, open Top silver AID steel inbes,
silver pencil eases medallion necklaces aud loo eis,
bead purses and bags gold neck CHAINS tape needless
stay rings, spNii level walls Rogers superior Eng
lIsn rozors, razor straps twec1ers, har tooth and
nai brushes shaving boxes cologne, otto OF rose,
lavender fancy soaps, extract OF rose, shaving mir
rors Chess
Stripping pencils, Brass Candlcsieks, Gold and Silver
Leaf German Silver Tea and Table - oons and SUI
gar tongs of The b. st quality Cui.glass smelling bot
Ties, China lnkstands, China vases some very neal
styles plated bell raIes, iyOsy emory cushions. screw
do, spool stands, Sc,-Also-a good assortment OF
eight day TIMEPIECES, wooden clocks &c. all oil
which will be sold al small advance nom cost
Persons wishing so purchase silver spoon 10 sell
again, can bGlurnIshed he most ona bic terms
They would say 10 the public that in consequence Of
the large amount oE silver made and sold by
ihem ibey induced 10 reduce their retail prices
Any pcrson wishing 10 purchase will do well 10 give
them call before purchasing elsewhere.
TO Clocks and Watches OF every description
carefully repaired and warranted tL5S Engraving OF
all kinds executed in the best manner Cash paid for
old G old and Silver.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-21
SNIIEE SNIIEEIl

ONL1 TWENT I'VE IENTS!
nR. Nj. HITCHCOCK5 newly invented SNUFF
~ TIE best article eyer discovered 10y Sclenuhc men
in Europe America for the and absolute relief
Caimrh Dizziness of the head, Weak Eyes, Nervous
Headaches, Falling Sickness, Fits, and infants troubled
with snuliics, plrtia shocks Of palsy, &c
For sale Wholesale and retail by a. HITCHCOCK and
Co. sole propreios II Gennssece utca and by the
agents throughout The United States and Canada.
Also at S. BURBANK'S, Montpelier. and by G. w
Hutch M, Waterbury, Erastus Hubbard Chelsea
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-21
NEW GOODS.

BALDWIN SCOTT have received full as
I'D sortmenl Of New Goods which they will sell
cheaper rhan ever sold in this market Those wish.
ing To purchase respectfully invited TO call and
we vii convince them that our statement is true.
B. & S. want all kinds of all wool rage, such as
have not been lued OF leled. May 7, 1910.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-21
DRUGS AND MEDICINE.
I ITtEoII sWfFT! JUS !eUtIVt. "
SIBAS BURBANK, JR.
NEW GOODS ARRIVAL.

NEW GOODS ESlf N TX Xxi AL.
f. 10 with Satisfaction thai have purchased large
ard fashionable assortment OF Goods In New ork
and Boston which nm daily receiving AT prices which
| can aud will sell cheaper than any other one IN tins
mart OF the country. have done what never has bsen
done before in this vicinity that !s 10 sell goods Tor
n number u years al lair aud reasonable prices far
thcrmorc have done all that could 10 chlIghien the
community IN the prices and qualities o goods. hu
could not prevent many being led away aud deceived
a. lhry has been large number who have sold goods
by prrsuasory mIsreptCseuta Ions aud intrigue, This
mode Of doug bu,inCss custer done by tho who
iradc only short inc ina place. From il.Irleen 10
twenty have closed trade IN this town and others com.
urrccd ~ less Than years.
Ny stock of goods consist, IN pant Of figured and
PLAN silks suitable for la1ies' dresses AID 6onncs,
prinis muslin de lanes camIecens, fguieG aud tlain
aplncs dnltrcn patterns for ladies' white dresses,
tuscan honncls, silk blonu lace edsings, large va
Iiey OF shawls, silk, ia., pongce aud all kinds OF
haudk chIcls, broad cloths from rs TO $50 per
yad out bed ticking at IA cts per yard, drilling as
God as any in Vernon! al | cts per yd. sheetng
as good as IN W. al i2 per yd, stout do. at S
l-2 cenis Per yard do extra quality Fcry fine 80 IN
chcs wide l 2 cents per ylrd, by the piece l-2 cent
discount on the yard.
SatilnetS IRON So 10 SIS cts per yard, suudn r stuff
for mcn,' olhng from 81 els 10 Lao per yard, cot
ton warp, all Nos. from 10 cts 10 81 els Pc ib and
discount hy the quantity, batting al ot- per ID.
Saicraius, SPICE pepper ginger. clovrs, rnsins, o.
blcco lamp aud nse,d oil, mOlasScs, and many 9th
er articles 100 numerous TO mculicn. PcdIcr, tan be
supplied with Goods at price that will SUIT
ISRAEL Gu rTING.
Cabot May l5 1910 52u
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j k2UGs. MEDICINES II PAINTS, OF
"uARD CIDER" ALL OUT.

4 ND m place thereof we have On hand and &c
n sac, 80 hhdS. n. e. Rum 60 per cent. abov
proof, pipes Prloy0sin Brandy, C pipes When
Gin, 5 bbs. nm. Brady, ~ bhs. Am Fin, 80
quarter ca.k, Wine, such as Old Port, Old s. Wine,
Pale Sherry, Msimsey, Old Shiy Madeira, Old Lis.
hon, &c, &,., 30 baskets Champaign Wine Also,
$4,000 lIa,anna aad 81, Domingo Ci=ais, IS boxes
aud kegs Tolacro, 10 hid. Molasses, hhds. ST.
c. and +. O. Sugars u b IS Coh; e, Cd Java, ST.
Domlnso, sc Is chest Teas, Y. H., II. S. &C., 5
casks Salwratns Salt, Peppcr SPICE, Ginger, 'Nu.'
megs, Cloves, Almonds Eng. Walnuls, Phllber's,
Cdsana Nuts, Figs, Raisins, Lemons. Oranges, Ess.
Rose, Rose Water, Pepper Sauce, Mustard, Sweet
Oil, Olive Oil, Castor Oh Kechnp, Prepared Cocoa,
&c sc, Together with 10000 feet glass, 6-s, 7-9,
ll-l4 l0-l4, l2-ls, Sc. Sci s tons Nails, assorl-
ed sizes; 20 IONS Iron ana Steel tons ~ s. pia'.
ter All of which will be sold cheap for cash or BANK
bills, by BANCROFT hlhSe;;
MonIpelior Nav, ls40. -
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dNOUGH, ASTHMA, SPLITTING BLOOD
u OF 60 YEARS STANDING, CURED BY
IJAYNE'S EXPECTORANT



Phadcli bu, Augns 10Th, 1883.
Mr. Alkinsor--Dcnr SIR: 1t has been nay mlslot.
tune TO labor under cough and osthnalical oop'"s-
son. for moe Than half century. Whcn a soldier
N The American camp, ~ l776, with many Others
owing great exposure, had violent attack Of di
ca Sc Of The lungs by witch disabled from duty
for lang lime. Since dat period va il recently /
have never been free irOn violent cough and dIi
Guilty ulbreatuag. Yeas alter }rar Ia 20 cxptcOr
| aed over giIl day often much Z, and some
tunes mix, with blood. For months together, nj hl
alter uight, have had 10 Eel or be bosicred up to
| obtain my br ath. The weakness aud debility caus.
ed by srch constant expcciofalIon frequently brou 1T
me 10 state bordering dca IT, II has been a mat
ter OF aslonahmcrt 10 ny family aud friends, That |
nm here To wrlie this 10 you. have ha sklliul ply
scluns to attend me, aud every Ding done that was
thought likely TO give relief, without any b,nef.
cIa effect. Last winter had aHohcr very severe
attack Of inflammation Of the lun-s, which folly cx-
pr cted would be the last ! thcu considered my ase
as past the aid oil medicine, when was persuaded 10
call in Or jayne. With the assistance Of Divine
| Providence, through him | rails cd
tom my bed, i,u ibc coughing and whet zinI wear.
! ed me day and might. He advised me TO use his K.
2ecloranl. did so, with strong hope that il
had cured many oil my acquaintance OF various dis.
OF the lungs, might OF least mitigate my sui
erngs. Need say how graihcd | lee2 1t has
! chcclualIy cured me. As soon as commenced Ia
king ii, found it reached my case, and began 10
! breath with more freedom. My eXpeciOtatOn be.
cauSe easy, and my cough entirely lett me. ! now
tee as well ever did in uiy lfe, ard am better
than have been lor The last ssiy years. Last sum.
mer pit great deal o blood; now, thank God, an
! peritc cured Now, sir after suffering 80 long
aud indIng al last sUeh signal rrct from DR.. Jaync's
Expecloant, feel anxions TO inform my fellow cili-
zens where rciei may he had.
| NICHOLAS HARRIS, Sen.
No. 50 Lombard street.
| MI Harris has hong been worthy member, 1--WE
believe Dcaeon) OF The First apl,st Church in hi.
city, and fmp cn confidence may be placed in his
serlions. -. Editor ofIhe Post.
The above valuable medicine may be- had, whole
sale and retail, at JAYNE'S DRUG AND CHEM
iCAL STORE, No 30 South Sd street, Philadelphia
add E WALTON g. SONS, Mon pclicr. VI.
This ENpcctoant never iaIls 10 cure Asthma re
lieve Cough. a.