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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15

II ~ astonishing 10 observe how UNI, crs1lIy ia,
fTesidenin election Is the topic Of cOnVersson m our
streets sn1 IN almost oil the places (lor We supnose
there arc iew exceptICus) where tho citizen. meet
each oiheF A one passes along he oYerhears enough
Of what l. said by the little clusters about the door,
or by persons casually meeting walking in cornpn.
ny TO discover that the subject ever prominent the
SIuo OF the coming election In every class Of soe
y thD approaohinss crisis Is viewed with interest Of
1oTne KIND The persJn whb has no taste Tor political
matters aud cares not who may be elected 10 the
fresldenty si listens acniiycy and con serscs read
y on a topic which be finds to be the ON. t,p,c al,
the day; ths lover ofcom pany and dscussisn b,, O.
poused one side the other the sake OF having an
opinion 10 DO defended. aud q cause 90 triumph the
gambler delighted with the opportunity afforded for
indulgence IN hrs fayoule sport and has tsken stem.
which Keep him continually stimulated with hope or
snEoiyi the man Of business has convinced himself
mat his own prosperity deeply siakc and that for
MN fortune depends the Tesu the Office seek
has iabOred long and unrcmItingy and II ~ nov, IN
be SEEN wh5hrr his pilgrmlges. specche, and tolls
are all 60 he lost the office holder waits apYou.v Ia
sec the tis between him and his station either strength
Sned anew, or suldersj; and finally the man If poiif
cal principle lrurG oUD) has set his heart uon The
succsssot hts hvOfe doctrine and looks for the dsc
~On "hich nalon Is u mike between truth ADD er.
For
Whatever good effect the excitement which u,vy no.
iiaies the immunity will eventually have. Il IL Al
present an impeachment u business Conventions.
celebrations professions and speech aud resolution
mecinss-ihese IN their many varieties OF size md
enaf'e'ef are hS GO and INST be until tbs division,
Of me great arm Is Of voters take tho field We may
men eHpeciihii every cher political feeling will be
merged bf ihe time % the intense eagcrness 10 hear
The election news
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15

Saso'"eh-lheh health Of Ills cry is improving
Of July and August gave rise to some epnreb,, io,
of The adnmna months. and the health Of the s,.urt,
was considerably affected in the month uf Anru. Lut
aooni me LIST Of September. the rains moderated ami
oentheisi change immediately resulted. Tie NOR.
responding period Tor several year, hiring ,,Iv AZ
nhile that Of September. 1880. wa. 90 Oftb. - a.
d's'hs' but IL we're from lever while Of Inc "a
deaths Of last September d ~cre lcvers Sa,,,,a6
GeGEi1n.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15
IN ADVANCE OF TIE MAIL
Georgia Election.
CHEERING NEIyS.

~ n gentleman who lcft Aususta. Georgia. on the
morning OF Friday last. have the following full and
satisfactory returns Of the elecuon IN 81 counties of
Georgia. viz:
The votes Of the followins fos,y-eish, Couuus.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15

Carrying Ntts,P0pcr'.-Ihc Postmaster General,
short t''ne SINCE issued order prohibiting mail Gar
ers from carrying nowsdpeLI Of the mail; he ma.
recalled the ofder unul Congross ssl make such reg.
ulai1Vns ss i, nlsy sec proper
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15

k.1yiHg boy-A gentleman seni al with I,
letter 70 he BlluIaors PSF o5ise sud non.r 10 a.
Tie pos;Igs Having returned with he money h. 40
Guess I've done tie hing sicb. seen = 81 n,,r,,
i9's' 7liag lg's's 10 he Poa Office through hole
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15

THURSDAY MORNING. ocToBkR Is. $50

The Election Of President
and Vice President Of the u
nited States will take place i'm
this State or Monday the 2d
day of November next
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15

! We have reported accounts from eight other coun,
tics in which there is whig gain OF 772 vSte,. ma
King the whole gain in 81 counties 1885,. --
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15

Cooo SrvsE-The Looo'ooos N BISON lltoly pas
se5 The foll0wing trcrntadous resolutom
R>sslsef That = &c hivo TT 'iline ~. ~ ssi'
N-sH~h-ss"s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15
MAINE ELECTION

The New York Commercial Of Saturday afternoon
says-We have this morning returns FROM ronie OF the
towns which failed to elect their Representatives at
'he hrsi trial We give them below according TO the
calculation Of the Boston Atlas the wings have now
- members Of the House, whose seats are not comic,
ted Is the whole body consists Of but ] SO mcmbcr.
The Wings are now certain of majority ia H. Ia tbs
Senate there Is Wing majority OF g.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15

Vs. on- friends. editorial brethren. correspondent.
and s'bsoFisers generally, earnestly requested to
forward TO Us returns OF the votes in their r.specv.
districts as SION as they obtain them In general
PERHAPS the best and most ready way would be L,
send to US letter BY the man designating the pol,.
cal character Of tho candidates. and letting II, Know
the returns. whether favorable or ur,v,r,hI. q, ,h
Wings.
HARRISON MEETING
There will be meeting VI the friends Of Harrison
Tyler aud reform at Mn. Cooling. to day. CThur-day
me lS) alta o'clock. Several gentlemen are expected
to addre. the people.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15
Ctmes s. a0Uertfsfr.

FUSLLSliED TkI.wEESLY AND WEEKLY
-sr rHe cokNEE OF usIos AND wkrER SITS.
WHEELING. VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15

CaltOn and Jay.
The correspondent Of the Mercantile Journal pont
he attention Of the editor the fact that N Luhec
and Trescou the Van Barren V,te in the disrrici
Is Freciseiy the same Ia the aggregate the form
er election. while the Wing increased SIS. and
Jus. remarks Please tn take nc'Ic. iblt ihr, 10
liie omiuoUs of November"
Ia relation to the result the gvh~'ltoriSl cunt 81
we have nothing farther 10 the vay at gursI ih=n u,
nave heretofore published Our IInyrcssIU that Krrr
- elected ~ strengthened ~ the fat which We lean
from The B'sion Courier. that the Ifr,"ni Lcgsa,urr
now IN Session, have issued address, to ,hc.r po
cal friend. ....-
II Is signed by III representative, ard Is senator
anu somIn"nced 10y saying that the result O lne lt,
election has bccEIo all o them source ufnorfcs,ir
and chngrIn' TINS mach would have scarcely been
allowed had they any aa'icplr,nns that Fsrrli,d vas
chosen governor. Their joy AT saving any IuI 'nbzl
TIE wreck would have been sufficient 10 hSuish "ic,.
nhc"ti'u AM changrIn, nd make them oJvo.s o The
TACT that obey had met with the trillng kIs.s Of 4a
senate The house OF epreseua'ivcs uaprty of ;Le,
Congressinen. and prosPectiyciy UuIted S'aIcs
Senator"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15

The TTPPECANOE FLAG is is.uei from tins Office
On me ct and 18th Of every month. Price 50 Gu,
from this time until me Presidential elecIJn-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15

To TUE OErocKsTic RcrCBIIoAS EIxcross 81 rsn
rEor Nsw.fosx.wHo. WIN Va. wrRE sUrPoN.
rEss or AsDsrw JAcxsos Asp MARTIN VAN Du.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-02
VOL. 80, NO. 24-WHOLE NO. I741.

just in the rutio you have stimulated its produc-
ton? Down it will-down il must, by the laws
of trade, come to a level with the fall Of other pro-
ductious And what will be gained by the whole
process Nothing; absolutely nothing, except
that It will take more ofour labor and more ofour
productions to buy foreign merchandise; our gain
will turn literally into loss. This is capable,
think, of demonstration, if it does not already suf
ficenlly appear but have no time to enlarge,
intel esting aud all-important as the subject is.
What motive can we have, sir, to reduce wages
and the value of properly? When did the sun
ever shine upon Iaborng people SO blessed as
those of our country lave been? Where have
they ever been able by industry to feed, clothe,
and educate themselves so well? The history Of
the world proves nothing more notwithstanding
with cleal er demonstration, than that where wa
ges are lowest there is the greatest poverty and
suffering there the condition ofthe laborer is
most forlorn and wretcled there is the least NOR
al and intellectual culture; and there our race is
sunk into the depths Of political degradation, inca
pube of raising itself TO that lofty elevation attain
ed by free, enlightened People, capable of gov
erning their own affiirs Ittends tc It," "''''""" "f
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-02

o.. Nvu".'J auu, "i'to
forth its evils far beyond any conception of mine,
if the bill be carried into effect us has been pro-
posed here, must confess TINT ] see in it nothing
to soolh or relieve the Public nothing TO rest lie
confidence, which is the great and desirable end
nothing to avert future panics nothing to stop
this scramble after the gold and silver going on be-
tween us a. other Notwithstanding that has heal
ing power enough 10 revive q maintain prosperity.
But sir, much as remains to be said, must draw
to a close, as my object was merely to notice some
leading remarks Of Senators which have developed
the new and extraordinary doctrines of this Ad-
ADMINISTRATION. / was anxious TO vindicae the rights
of the great mass of the People, who acquire their
support by labor, and whose interests as ying
at the basis of all prosperity, have at all times and
on all fitting occasions espoused and maintained
with whatever of ability possess. In this sir,
have taken great and sincere satisfaction, believ-
ing it to be the great end of our free Government,
and the only sure means of sustaining it. In the
name and in behalf of that great, powerful, and
enlightened class of my fellow citizens of Massa-
chusetts, whom | have the honor to represent, L
enter my solemn protest against the doctrines here
advanced; and if my voice could reach them in
their dwellings, their shops, and on the decks of
their vessels | would exhort them not to be deu
ded by false theories leading them on TO ruin, but
to up their energies, and at the ballot box,
manifest their Indignation at all attempts TO OPP
press them by diminishing their business and tax
ing their labor TO enrich others. l would entreat
Them not TO sit still and be made such as they
the distressed and impoverished laborers of Eu-
rope and Asia.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-19
MEDICINAL ADNER TlkEg ENTS'
From the Philadelphia Ledger.
"nwFfsVE- Sc EHGA


A sraATAeEM.-The principal proprietor Of one Of
the most extensive of The patent medicine nanuacto
les is now in this city, anti has leen here for week
n i've believe, for she purpose OF insttutng prose
buttons against OF The SMALLER dealers. who, Il Is
alleged have infringed Hin the patent right owned by
lac former. In puFsuace nt his design, this person
Mt Kouck. inventor OF teHUucks PanaeeH, ~ entered
4 suit sbefore The United Sises authorities sbo, OF
course, alone have cOgnzance of the infringement OF
!atenIs and the Deputy Marshal OF this district, MI
Thomas Neil, charged with the serving ofthe
wris consequent upon uc process of law. He called
several flames the establishment Of of the prose-
cuted SedeTs, and invariably received for answer from
oths apprentices, expressing desire 10 see the
proprietor, that he -natiu town." Relieving mat
this was the case and tha the Yeuder, IA hee
cal langalag, of The age sntst a rat he senta friend
fhis To-Day some pills. This went to tsie dfgee-
~ and made inquiry theinpnce by the stoss which
indHirv, being made IN Il pseiiy loud tone of voice
brought oHt from snug back room, all smiles the pfo-
prietcr. lie inquired what quantity the gentleman
want. d. sThe = gentleman was chewing, and sought
the 6oor q avoid the spkge in his mouth This was
the cancersed signal TO te awaiting DeGuty ssfshai'
and *, without ado he stepped in and secured
gis MAJ uSi
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!: !. = "a "a. &c lll.taIsgI. &c.
,r,, -.T,RAyELLEks COBIxNG

-9sa ,,rvs1N I'D TRAN ELLEzAS 'C0AAHts
SOUTH TrsseeIs sotns 9n1.s ~; r.
= ne Bay Company between BsithNsse and n or
- s,o ress all sorts OF devices 70 deceive ne PUG
- a,beT things statements puFponingio be from uaV-
- amt by tbe ma routes passeneerFgoing Houh are
later tliaH by tie Bay line, and ulat tiles are SUI
ss~sed b penona sppeHntendence ottheu nlssasc 9.
- Sk Of losing it, and thai they are compHod az nv
SFsssl Anna River 10 walk aoIlsideFae uossh
= zzsFP hill md up another IN the Hlleq'e I'll dfS H'sh
iinsnaslng both exposure and risk. -, ,,
auof those statements entirely talse. passengers
~ che ma stated IN ue pis 81 me " a'i
49, G.oIen "a 6os1s sYl aduaT,cG Of those BY tAe bay
Rsszs FAcking ChaFeaion, ana Heu tuiess IA some
ezvmeiy rare contingency behnq lieti. 90 Tar nom
- asonInac ssfscboats he conPanesaa the raute thus
.an,ae iesponf ole for III and is delivered on board
- Wilmington cars, and the passengers have Only al
ss ghefc changes eccur 20 transfer Heinseirss irns
- conveyance another. Al The Nurul AnIa, il Is
szs she, obliged for few days q walk shortdi'
- aelOss temporary hut perfectly secure bridge Ton
a Of cars 10 another; hat this - at bali past eight
nAusack 10 the evening, instead 0fal midnight, stated
4 ze ofte ihels abe Mail rOuc. In the
agsek tarhest this difficulty will cease To exist, al
- expiration OF that time the rail road bridge nOw n
NsEs Te-cOnsireling across the North Anna ai be pas
Is viii be abylous to ali rejecting persons s1 the great
e route being the shortest by s0miles, AMI bng eaI
y ~ rail road must be the most certain and eXFedous
Azs would be employed fnr the conveyance ofthe
raz1 lnaH unless it aud that there must be more
s beaFd bsy steamboats, out Of sight al land. urged
top Of their speed; cOmP2ie will the Ia road
gsS. IN which tle bursting of boiler would pEshabIy
ssF0y all nearly all board, tsan there be il
Ea road cars, where, ia the event even o an engine be-
g thrown off the track, the engineer aud fireman onl,
Houid be injured.
IS prof Of the great safety OF tke great mail reltt
d snny be mentioned that OF more thaRO0u00 tIavesfi
ssaveyed il within the last Eve years, not single
RsaaengeT has been seriously injured
IN conclusion the companies on the great mai route
aaid respectfully ask the attention ct travellers to the
sFRg of the ibid Il ei Iiine ptlrparR sbe sr "a
~ Certain persons from the saa1 they vii see once
item iss Partizan character that if forgery the per
signing have from motive hssu lEdEced 10
e1aase par izans Of te Bsy5oEts, and ia HLEcEcUR
tcs and rot thf inseses t5f sstect sSa aSsS Ga q
skRReh their signature 10
Office of Richmond & Fredericksburg r. e. Co.
and Washington do do Steamboat do
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S0NS AFTsLTsTTON LOOK !; /:

nR. V.aEDONsS (ftan Germany REs1DRA
y TIVE FILLS. a pOeltive cure for GonoFrhda.
Stubborn GSleeis. &c.-Ihe superiority Of pr NSndohs
ResiaraEe Pits every aher nedictne ye SssooV5
cred for the cure of Gonorr, tee ana olher uasses
of cuaiorv nnssgses become ever day more eS5dens
from their extasFdary demasd aud universal socoeSs
since their introduction into the coHly, not less dhan
sfive 1bo,,7n9 Roges nye been sold ana no instances
baye been kpov TO fail 10 perlrm a perfect cure n a
fw DAVIS composition Of Ghe fills being entirely
ii fsren fOm amy iiiel tiic Kind, ey ere
,arraueI not 40 prd5cs those unpeassn and not M
ffa1uenty DANGEROUS symptoms oftene experiences
ghic taking cGFavia, cupes, urPentne. mercury, is
that class of medicines usually resofied - by the uik
ftii In these complaints.
For sale only b. the undersigned who 10 Lle auhoTsed
ageat fOr TINS pan ofthe country The utmost confidence
NAV b. placed IN these Pills.
n r. Pers0ns at i GtsLznce can be suppiadby en-
ing the ready. fiee 81 per Box. ....
- G. l.. DUHTEiST.
conner of Pratt st. s. Duaans wharf
uaI3 lever end htarke Street.
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.M1AUTIoN no ..rRAVRLLERs GOING

~M7AUTION TO TRAVELLERS GOING
W. SOUTH-HALIFAx, IN. ,C.) October lOtl, 1870
We te undersigned, passengers from Baltimore South
@eohy caution the public against the misrepresentation
uazde oy tie Bay Line of Steamboats, and the Ports
HzHii and Roanoke rail road from Baltimore, via Nor
to Weldon, N c., in favor OF their unragalled exPe
e were assured that the Bay Line was the only line
~ which passengers could reach the Wilmiagton raj
sad at Weldon, thereby leaving heimpresieH that this
the only roule by which passengers could reach the
wilmington rail Oad Dnd also that would be twenty
1du hours IN advance OF the passengers by the Great
4Sa Line. But 10 our great as0Dshmen, on arriving
N Weldon we too late for the cars for Wilmington
9zA Charleston; and instead of being IsAgeniy-touT
Asz1ln advance OF lhe MALL" we were tHoWn back
dszeniy- four hours behind IT,
II is true the Fay Line, via Portsmouth, is te orly
1eae now running to Weldon, but passengers bg the
aksat Mail Line are landed by steamboat n Halifax, a
CONT equally as pleasant or the Wilmington rail road,
several miles below Weldon.
Hthere had been auy Unavoidable accident TO prevent
ar getting through in time would most willingly
%ezae thedeten0n; but nothing of the kind occurred
ne night on the bay was calm and pleasant
4yer witnessed, and nothing 10 prevent the steamboat
Eetngo the smooth turtace 0fIhe water fast
mean could drive us. Is
Stseens US therefore, that as they have failed in
oe=npying Yih their promises even under The IA
ussabe circumstances, the traveller place bat little
aElance on their fair promises or their flaming hand
AzEz.
(signed) JAMES w. BAILEY, Macon, Ga.
CLEMENT EARL, Geneva, N. Y. -.
W. H. SMITH, Montgomery, Ala.
c. TAFT, Hawkinsvlle, Ga.
r. ROBERTS, do do
JAS. F. FARRIoR, Apalaohicola, IA.
G. w. GLENN, Columbia, s. c.
JAMES w. BURKE, Mobile, Ala.
ID. w, TOMLINSON, do do
HE original OF the above card can be at the Of
AHaSf STOCKTON. FALLS x Cos Baltimore, mex,
HaDs. al OLD St
F = ca. u
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IlEs,, AAs1 IzEEhECr:

PfA.s e'tH HONEY OF LlNEkh Oui. s =
q Y seas ke- the present, when, III consequences
- of ii iy carrying changes OF the weather, nj
terna ~ lr0n. fy moist from hot TO col, coughs,
c,I Is asthma, eatarfh; sc. daily bt corning more
pteyalsnt remedy universally efieetiIai "a removing
all such complaints, is deserving OF especial attention.
a nd recommendation. Such remedy, prepared solely
cfyesetabe Ingredients composing lia addition to The
herb fem which it derives It's nancy sew raj others
equally valuable and restorative in their e & q 9fer-
ed q, The community in the PICTORIAL honey OF
LfVERWCRT, which since il was first presented 10
te public by the proprietor has received testimonials
from hundreds of its efficacy voluntarily rendered, the
originals Of gany of which, by the leave OF the parties
MAJ be examined by all interested, at the store OF the
noyIrictor In fact III all of Colds, Coughs, Ast
ma, Influenza Group, Wbooping Cough, and every IN
faInIpatoTy affection Of the Chest and Lungs, the FEC
roRAL HoEEY LIvERvoRT stands unnvaed, hav
ing m every instance, when the isefse has been
fhe most aggravated and virulent kiBd ELECTED per
fee tcure if is continued, at least afforded
martial benefit the serer, which only requredliis
oyH perseverance, to become perfect cure Many o,
our most respectable citizens have authorized The pro
prietor TO communicate their names as evidence
truth OF the above sttenents 10 all interested enquirer
l5ss Prepared by JAMES ID. NoWILL, Ney York
ami for sale by ROBERTS s. ATKINSON,
ana sole Agents for BALTIMORE.
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GSVVAIHI'S PANA CEA-FOR THE CURE OF
- SCROFELA,er Kings Evil, Rheumatism, Ulcer
ated Sores Syphilis, and the host OF pSnf and hlther-
TOT iRcurable affections resulting there froH; White
SWellings Diseases of the Liver aud Skin, cenea De
bily, &c, and all diseases arising from inquiry OF lhe
blood g.
This medicine is particularly recommended as an al
terstive and purifier of the blood. II gives tone and
vgOr 10 debated constitutions which inYads are IN
conscious nf until they have experienced its ELECTS
tits also recommen led in diseases where the lungs
and breast are supposed be Affected and also where
the constitution is broken down by the use OF mercury
| or guinine. 80
This medicine has the singular for ADJUST tribute
TO lis great merit--of being TecommeHdedby the mos
celebrated practitioners ofmedicne ~ the United State
and Eufope; Whereas not OF the spurious mixtures
made in imitation of it has the least support from the
medical faculty. This fact offers an argument so plain
and conclusive. that il needs only to be mentioned TO
enforce conviction. S@siEis Panaeeais recommended
10 all those invads tor which physicians prescribe SaT-
| saparilla Syrups, Extracts, sc. -rt
Swain e Panacea is in round bottles, huted loHgtu
dinaIIv with the following words blown in the glass4
aS,yain1,s Panacca Phlada., - having but one label
which COW r. the cork with the signature of VIM Swain
on IT, so that the cork, Clearing also upon II rs seal
the impression, GWm. Swain, y cannot be drawn with
Out DESTROYING the signature, witIeut winch none II
genuine. Z he medicine may consequently be known
to be genuine when the signature IS visible; 10 counter
cit il W IN be punished as forgery.
Prepared at SWAIM'S LABORATORY, Philadel
plia and sold by ROBERTS K ATKINSON, corner e
Hanover ana Market streets, Baltimore
Sc % WIN. SWAIN SON,
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4 7 q d "a i !. ] j !. IS

COMPOUND SYRUP o FELAICND MOSS
FHLE subscribers having purchased OF the late lrm
II of hfr. Hutchins s. Co. their recipe for making
the COMPOUND SYRUP OF ICELAND MOSS, re-
speetfully inform she Druggists geHeTlly, that hey IN
tend preparing the medicine for sale wholesale anu re-
tailbeing satisfied from the results ofte last four years
Oh its efficacy tie almost certain of long stan ling
eases of CoNsUafPTI0N, and It's wonderful effects in
entirely removing all symptoms of lat disease if taken
in its incpient ges also in immediately aiiog relief
in cases of COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, aud tho
WH0oPING COUGH. They confidently recommend
ID TO their retail customers medicine Of real WORTH
being very effecua perfectly safe and gentle in it,
operations. Il is prepared from mucilage the lon
known and highly valued vegetable, the ICELAND
MOSS-but in combination with other medicines ealcu
lated most benelicaIly in all the above dseases
also in of night sweas produced by long coughing
and attended with much pain and distress 20 The
patient. ROBkRT5S ATKINSON Druggists,
COEner Hanover aid Market 5ts
For sale also by =. II. COLEMAN & Co.,
n - 49, No. see Marker street
~ 80. ~. Andby SETH LANCE.
Corner OF Pm. q Charles 81.
And by " l1CKENZIE s. co.
an 30 oawt fss D '1mcrof Gay s. Market sts