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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-04-18
New Goods! New Goodsi!
JUST RECEIVED
AT
HUGHES, CHEAP STORE

HyHE SUBSCRIBER has just received a very
superior and fashionable stock of SPRING
< SUMMER DRY GOODS, consisting in part
for the Ladies of Balconies. Balzorine Lawns,
painted Lawns, plain and cross barred Jaconets,
mixed and white Cotton Hosiery. snper black
colored Kid Gloves, black silk Gloves and Mias,
Caps, Ruches, black Orientals for Scarfs, silk
Fringes, black N ct for Mantil!as, Ginghams,Al-
paca Lustres, foundation Musins, Apron Check,
Bleached and Brown Musiins, Caiicoes, Mer-
sailles Skirts, children Bootees, Misses white
and mixed Hose, Boys half hose, with a large
assortment of trimmings. and small goods too
mum erous to mention. For GENTLEMEN, the
stock of Summer Cloth. Cashmere. Sattinets,
Jeans, Nankeens, Ginghams, mixed and white
half Hose. Silk Handkerchief, Suspendsrs.
Superior WHITE BERLIN GLOVES, Sewing Silk,
Twist, Coat, Vest, and Pant Buttons; Hair
Brushes, Tooth Brushes. Combs, with . variety
of other small articles which are very desirable.
Ladies and gentlemen are particularly invited
to call and examine his STOCK, as the sub
scriber who has bought at the very lowest cash
prices, is determined to sell as low as any other
house in the West.
WILLIAM HUGHES.
April 18th, 1874, 3t-3mo.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-04-18

GIVE are getting pretty nearly through
with our extra work, and shall be able to de-
vote our whole time TO our editorial duties
by the time the news of the nominations by
the Baltimore Convention are received
We admit orr paper looks rather slim this
week; but half a loaf IS better than no
bread.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-04-18
THE PRIZE N

We copy from the Baltimore Sun the follow.
ing description Of the Prize Banner, which the
gallant Wings OF Baltimore design TO present tc
the Wings of the State which ends the largest
delegation according to the Wing population, a
the Convention to be held in that city in the ap
preaching month Of May:
The principal painting, constituting the from
of the banner, exhibits in the centre an excel
lent portrait of Henry Clay, of the size OF life
supported on the right by a female figure, re
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-04-18
CLAY CLUR.

A Meeting of the Clay Club will be held
at the Court House on; Friday Evening the
10Th inst, JAMES E. BLYTHE, Eso'R., will
deliver an Address to the Club. The Ladies
are particularly invited TO attend.
By order of the Club.
/. KEENE, Sec.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-04-18
NEW JERSEY.-The Wings have CARR

ed every thing before Them in this State
Newark, Princeton, Trenton, Elizabethtown
Orange, Livingston, New Providence:
Springfield, Belleville, Bloomfield, North
Bergen, Morristown, Chatham, and Railway
have all gone for us by increased MAORI
ties.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-04-18

GTNew Hampshire has gone, as it always
has, and every body knew it would, for the
Locos-and wonderful to tell, the papers of
that party are shouting s'victory' over it!
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-04-18
FOR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY,
OF
STATE ELECTORS.

STATE ELECTORS.
Henry s. Lane, of Montgomery;
Joseph G.. Marshall, of Jefferson.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
4. John A. Breckenridge, of Warrick;
2. James Collins, of Floyd:
8. John A. Matson, of franklin;
4. Samuel w. Parker, of Fayette;
S. Hugh osNeal, of Marion;
6. George G.. Dunn, of Lawrence;
Z. II. w. Thompson, Of vigo;
8. william Homes, of Carroll;
@. John P. Biddle, Of Cass:
q. Lewis S. Thompson, of Allen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-03
MFDiCAL.
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OF

MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE.
DOCTOR JOHNSON, II Duane street. 20 we'll known %
the victims Of SyphIitc disease the meet saecessfu
pnetoner that New York beast Of n the treatment Of
found the old which he has occuped for the last
The public and portion Of medical in
ri sn that adyersng DOCTOR Qsscks
2; i Sss .l s1::s
ny Medical consists in man holding himself forth
skilled IN the heating art without having diploma eia AN
Sacny 70 2.ssSs or without general medical 70
fhysc and SuHsry-hat we possess Of General
disease superior 70 Of general PhyscAn
and that our s " the testnsnt and proper
treatment Of that haa.sns complant Suctsre OF the IRE
ta, preeminent We have confined practice to the
treatment OF all private and delicate complaints for
os sa ps U s
from the West Indies and Canada We have three physicians
under our At the time and week
pbycan IN the city and from the country coming to consult
their PATIENTS sending ~ their patients for our
advice We discountesance qusckery in fom and there
lore take this method OF informing and the
country where they can hpd physician skilled in the
charge No matter how long you have Gleet Structure
Ulcers upon the body in the throat pains in the
head and bones Of the legs will and if
is durable at ALL
Constitutional Weakness Imp0tsncy il disease 30 com.
pcated IN its character the adopted by
majority Of physicians highly injurious instead Of aluary
paid much attention to the treatment this malady
constituting part Of practice Many anforunste vic
tim OF this unnatural vioe he's experienced the benefit of
iu1ry treatment Dysppsa weakness Of the limbs and small
Of the back confusion fnteecr paptaton Of
the face OILY symptoms Of this complaint direo
tons are followed guarantees Post paid letters with
Of case containing 81 for advice attended We
hold no communion with the advertising doctors New Yok
qualifications Of others 0cs Duane street. one aoor om
Chatham stset ms lmsec
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

- - New YORK, Jan. 3oth, 1884,:
$500 f. f:e
been good Suffering a
JsHf THoa:os PISS%s Between
S.s 3s%s
s hs .s.
Inn ss'a
m. m s Of Which s
The effects ofthe ealomel sons such
he could always Eli by Ii. rams.
&c. s S. @ o v sss s
oy the hsy'.s been Is@oysd Hs had pPSn bis
s @ s %Sa h. 5
to d9 business he was dernnged confused and DISTRESSED
ABOUT him, aahsppy and mentally d".s. on his account
Ia addition sa the .as.s ss aes s s wS
psaly,sd lis By dsIetiOo he poetq; iaOI%sd
ile,s sxss sfs he
extract the size Ct the had IF large pm woad III wolf
81 the DSe.of % $ and 70 &.
:'f +. ~n hss sssa % ~
Psssa Se1 Lin ard rendered Of III most
SssS ss SsT
aY S that there Of ,S The
scientific qucssry By the asonhas effect. Of the Thom
soaia9 practice IN restoring to lie aniEaoa form and order
Sifs:
Wy e ": We
sxTses assistance % and safety IL tim: Of mental
s 81 % sGa
9% , s1%Saa oS sSs I. DO
p health At home with ii. little family sTouo mos:
,s ss, Us. hi. .sivs; and ia:sd. reason o
rejoice Rserenee, to character and esdbv-LswIsnee
al Re ahs is
''s"'s & sss Mt = ,
tisni. as can no relief from others III I'm ssc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-03
THE SOUTHERN BALM,
II COLDS HOARSt.N ESS CONSUMPTION a d

A PLEASANT, safe and effrctual remedy for COUGHS
"A COLDS, HOARSLNEss, CONSUMPTION, AID all
other affections Of the throat and lungs.
When we reflect tina, most Of the Of consumption
minat fatally have had their origin neglected colds it
astonishing witness the apathy displayed BY those sbong
under them they may be repeatedly warned BY their
medical friends guard against tbs effects Of sudden
OF the weather. which, by checking the inseusbs pspaon
fects arising from the slight cold, he is lulled into
BY the that of pie
will remove all unpleasant symptoms But FAR from beng
removed the symoms are generally aggravated his debility
harras ed by ncessant coughs eh 9Th
and he aroused perhaps late Of
DANGER He looks around him for that relief which might
have been obtained at earlier period but alas he told
by his physician there hope for him To whom them
must he look for add The NEWSPAPERS TEEN with advertise
atesng their universal efficacy In despair he es them
but often without receiving the slightest benefit
But 10 there. indeed remedy Reason and eype suce
forbds this suppo.it,on. CONSUMPTION IS NOT IN
CURABLE! We shrm-confdently aihrm-a remedy his
s a.srs nafs 81 ' gAs W. eSi
thu propretors has long used in his practice h appiest
results and has at length been induced, from duty
place beoe the public fully satisfied that only rques
affair trial 20 establish Cor lasting reputtion To ali ply
commend trial Of it, medicine safe pleasant
ehcacious remedy admirably adapted he removal OF
ncplet consumption, whether hereditary acqued-as
Invariably affords immediate relief the troublesome
COUGHS, HOAkSENEsS wheezings, pain in the breast.
&C. and even in the most obstinate whoop cough and
rmed consumption. II will effect all that be nationally
exrected from auy one medicine
SHECUT AND Co
Exclusive Office for sale Of Southern Balm.
no. 2GH Broadway. corner Of ReAde street.
f20 lmsec
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MORE PROOF THAT
10 MCIInfp2LO AZ IS HIrR ARLE

A REMARKABLE CASE NOW FIRST MADE PUB
had been complaining ii years s
q ss ,s y Il %
sr.aaal dsoiity which such ysstasss
s
her and
:ay,kas for W. every T:nsss could hear
case sonsa%pion aud Believed ina, % g
.
blessed with Last several that
gave be! great well Knew that my VIE
Yhuld de anles, we could obtain remedy Of greater yrtne
sa" ~ we ssf g; s %
be p
whc urged &c i wa, with
d o, md now
sns III ss i
since found out thai ,hs wa: only the effects q the s,up
@ % s' s s "
lGss;; hs scpoa SS::
rent e%nse for H. better va. manifest and w, .snE. Of
hop. mingled with 10y there prospect.
Tor sevessl mouths; the same time system also
X: ST. 4. e:
having he carried bed ftom another Her appetite
urned and she felt she had been translated exs
about the house, this time remain. entirely fire. from
disease Of the lungs and find word adequate to
o & ksxi 81 % which f Ss. S.ss si ss
would have been rrepaIable Ae, she about the
house, clergyman called her and ast0nshed to
find improvement in her far bevond his expectations Many
as
any friend thus acts should cali and sss and hear tes
schcncK Pulmonlc syrup the best an only remedy
inss upon her Others which remedy gould.
New jersey, Hudson County, ss
Personally appeared hsfoe the subscriber Mayor of Jer
sey City, Epriam Tucker who being BY duly accord
stated and BY him subscribed relation the by
Mayor S City
jersey City, January 49, 1874.
Jersey City. January 80, 1874.
Dear Sr-Mrs. Ephriam Tucker is reronaly known me-
and believe her worthy Of all credit
the signature Of her husband know she and
M. LUsk, Pastor Of the K. b. Church,
jersey City.
Prepared byJ H. Schenck and for sale his principal off,
No. 81 South Sixth street. door below the Of
Chsnut and At hi. Laboratory l2l Race st. Philadelphia
Also for sale at No $50 Coaandt street. one door below
the city where the genuine can be had.i
Also for sale Comhll Boston, and 6 Broadway
Albany.
fhs above Offices exclusively for the sale IF Pqmonic
nri lm%ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-03
TO MARRIED LADIES.

MA hESIELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS.
l Those Invaluable Powders have been universally adopted
well al bY Thousands this country being the only md
safe and ecacous remedy for married ladies whose health for
bids too rapid increase Of family.
The results Of their adoption 70 the happness the health
too vast touch within the limits of advertise
ment-resus which affect only the well beng Of
parents, but the future happiness Of their osprng is
but too well known that the families Of the married often
dictate? In how instances does the hard working father
aud more especially the mother Of family remain slaves
throughout their lives uggng at the Of ncsssant labor
toag but TO live and living but TO TOLL when they might have
have weighed down the spirit and the health OF
the father how often the widow left unabi with the
vtuous Intentions her faheriess offspring from be-
coming degraded objects cayor progats ofvcei
as are the days the kind husband and father embtteed
behodng emsciaed form and declining health OF
conpanon OF his BOSOM she had reached the
thryast sinking into premature gravswith the certain
prospect Of himself being early beefto the patner his Joys
dring attentions and watchiu socitude, which mother
aoae bestow, unsqnenty when least able
support the heart-rending afcnon Is it cssrabs hsn,&
moror parents to increase thelf families. rexasdes, Of
when simple easy healthy and certain remedy Within
conolf he advertiser feeling the Of this subject
and estimating the benefits resulting thousands by
adoption Of means prescribed BY her. would
te attenon Of the marned is consideration Is
and yrtuo~s which subject by simple
and healthy within centroi Every
vuous and enlightened mind, will unhesitangy
the Affirmative
Price FIVE dollars package accompanied with full and par
M Si + RS; ID .S sss ss: g =.
Principal Once, las Greenwich street, New York Othes
.Sd10 2m~rc
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SANDS'S SARSAPARILLA
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
OF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN
IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD,
OR HABIT OF THE SYSTEM

SANDS'S SARSAPARILLA
OF ALI AN NRsNa ERoM CURE
IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD,
OR HABIT OF THE SYSTEM
NAMELY:
scRoFULA OR KINGS EVIL, RHEusArsM, OBSTINATE cUrA
NEoUs ERUPrIoNs, PIMrLEs, OR PUsruLEs THE FACE,
BLorcHEs, BrLEs, CHRONIC soHE EYES. RING WORM
OR letter, scALp HEAD, ENLARGEMENT OF
THE BONES AND JOINTS, STUBBORN ULcERs,
sypnILITIc SYMPTOMS, scIArICA OR LuM-
BAGo, and diseases arising from an in
judicious of Mercury, Ascitics,
orDropsy exposure or impsudence
life Also. Chronic Cqnsttu-
moved by thus preparation
The attention Of the reader respectfully called the fol-
s %
experience shows results still remarkable The propre
CON s made
relieving such an amount Of suffering.
via hsa!e s,, titus for your
hi s s S
years afflicted with the breast for four
';;i? s:s
ss @ ss sas
pr .he place who of ss.ap.
oas
found change II ny eli which ne to TN,
20 g % ss s @ ssss:
MEANS un ately Of my entire cure; and that the
may all find the relief which awe is wish OF
their and your fried. EUNICE WOODRUFF.
the niece of Ennicc Woodruff have been brought up by
know what true have had ali
care Of her through her sickness.
| an well acquainted with Mise Woodruff, and knew her
situation previous the of Sands Sarsapara and have
witnessed the surprising effect by therefore
MOSES NJ. CRANE
BALrMoRr, Feb 4th, le43
A. B. SANDS Co-Gentlemen:--I have used Extract
OF spara since its introduction into this city. 1t Rivss
pleasure to state have found il ssnguns
expectations believe 10 be the best preparation al that val
liable article now in
With much respect yours.
JOHN WATERLOO, Md,
&c Gay street.
Prepared and Sold wholesale and RETAIL aud for exporaton
by A. Sands Co. druggists and chemists Granite Build
No. 23 Broadway Of Chamber 1t. New York.
Ssd also byA B. = D. sand. druggists No. 70 Fulton ST.
David Sands Co.. No East(Broadway Of Market
Price 81 per bottle--xiy bottles FOR s. FL lm*sc
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
,,,nEyEnTEp AEp rREsAnEp sY

2HE scisnfi6c csmbination Of Ingredient owheb tsss
Pis composed have made them the wouds. and ndmr
.sticn q the world They are known al Europe 70 b
certain producing the monthly turns Their csrtainv ia ~
case being ch that they must used during
pr9Suess ;miscsiri.gs i used during that period.
ne aeeon arc r:nsl'ted into Enxh, and eaveoset
,s the signature Of dc g9sdsoQue and the Ensh d
agent for the continent Of America.
They can be ransmittsd by mail part Of the Units
s cs,sed Sta,s: oss Y Liberty street near q,
Boston at No Salem street Letters directed 10 Dr. r.
Mevcac boz a. New York, will with attsr
uoa All letters must be post paid. die 7mdSw~e
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sEMALE MuNTHLX PILL

tEnALE NONTHLx PiLLo
70 the celebrity, efficacy and inveabls success
Madame Hestelis Female Monthly Pills 10 all cases 81 b
ssre rpos which the health Of J1 depends $50.
eounterieiu and limitations constantly attempted 70 D.
rmed on for the genuine Cheap common pills purcss ~
ssn:s Monhiy Pi'n with ths ohee, Of selling hsm
cautioned against these sttsapss impose them II
saceut here y state that all Female Monthly Pls
~ Greenwich street NeM York, and Essex street, Boston
Of each boz. = N-
N:B-They he rsed By married single By foo~,,a
tho directions inside OF each hox Sold also az
po!nnen at ~ Grend Of Aiies, Now York
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DOCTOR MORRISON.

NORTH RIVER DS PENSARY, 2g4x fulton street
Doctor Morrison 70 be ,lted
on all private disc which he without
.rant lin DIET OF pursuits and scrnt particularly
gonorrhGd" he three days. The
nte Structures yield to Dr. Ms and
without pain
Th. affection and the train Of evils resulting from de-
mate impoency; radically by Dr. NJ pathological
principles by restoring the system healthy and
stating Its original yigor. perfect guaranteed
charge
NJ B-With reption DR.. M is the only qualified
vertsng surgeon the city See his diplomas his Office
Letters postpaid aud containing fee will insure
and advice 20 any part Of the Uuion
EEl alreefn eari 1xici G I'm
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.,rN.,r s MAxAyMM4 ,AaasTEhL, -

MADA Mk Il Il + ELL
FEMALE PHYSICIAN. O6icc and resideuee I<v G,sa.
wich street. between Courtandt and Liberty sreets whc
plants incident 70 the female frame. - w.
dadame Kestes expefeuce and knowledge in the treaps
q obstinate 81 female irguarity seppage
Sc such a. to require bat few days sec perfect cue
tine, with private and respectable board.
Preventive fowder. or married ladies whose eliesse ot
escarous health fobids too rpid increase OF fam y Will b.
t2ston Office, No ] Ease1 street, ' ~ " ''
". b;-Madame liASTELL would inform indies rcsidiss
oet OF The city, whose health would admit OF tnyeius
that she would devotohef personal upop tep.
hAy part Of hs United Mates vhis Uoaabls distascs
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TREASURY DErARTMrSr.
WaxHyNornx M..I, ,c,,

TO enable the officers and person this department to
unite IN the funeral obFeques othe late Secretary OF State
the Hon Upshur the late Secretary of the Navy the
Hon. Thomas w Gimer and the other victims of the re-
cent acng calamity the several Offices Of the treasury
VIII be closed at half past 10 O'Clock tomorrow and will
remain closed during the day.
II is recommended to the gentlemen connected it'll this
department to wear the usual badge OF mourning the
.e arm 10Y thirty days in respect for the memory Of tho
late Secretaries Of State and Of the Navy and indicative
OF the profound grief felt at the loss which the
sustained IN the death Of those distinguished officers of
government.
And Tor the same purpose the officers in command Of
the several revenue cutters will the flags of their
respective vessels to be hoised at half mast from
to the dey succeeding that of the receipt oths
order and at OF the day they will fire
teen minute guns, in honor Of the iIustfious dead
j. c. SPENCER,
Secretary of the Ire lgury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-03
PECK SLIP DISPENSARY.
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL NOTICE.

nR. CARPEN Err continues administer TO the afflicted
and unfortunate at No. slip Patients who uE
ercd from the of pretsaders or
the more deadly and ninous effects Of the various cahpnny
city bounds seriously ruined con-
sttuton, and Of complicated and irremediable disease
Carpenter after actce of thirty enabled
TO offer % the result Of intense application in
dies fof cure.
p Carpenter befs leave add that he is regularly educated
20 the Profession is lcentate of New York State Medical
rocy and holds communication with tho quacks with
which tins city Is swarming. flo lmssc
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

)n LEY - \. DENIlsT 2eo Btoadwsy, come, OF War
great that has attended his introduction 1885, OF in
ertlng teeth the principle of atmospheric PRESSURE takss
these means Of msnng known the great superiority and
the satisfactory results which attended this scientific sppca
ton when properly understood and mechanically carried
re-. Dr. l. invite. s those who interested ia sx
changing bad and papul for gosd and useful teeth
to witness the sueesss that ATTENDS his method CerAcas
estmonias and Recommendations from the very first Of Oh,
street. ~ f2Q Inn src
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.
n DEslpERSAATHM IN DENTISTRY

~ Of WHITE sTEEET.' ha. PASTE 10 for Giins
decayed hollow teeth 1t be put into the sndsr
testh w,thou: cry pain incGnysnepes with which BE-
hithsr.o painful and useless aheay sound
ALL CASES the atce'sE Of extraction Lsdiea The
vivid terms: p il efficacy The Editor Of Evening Post
and Dr. Castle operate. the teeth with aud
81 respects perfect for The scn GI:tle
10th" nc most eminent gentlemen Of the Medical Faculty
filing the teeth Tootaehe pills. one Of which put in hs
II CHEy'R pom ANGEL CALDERoN DE LA
BARCA, Ambassador and Plenipotenary Extraordinary.
from Donna Isabel Queen Of soan the United s,ss.
haye Known 1r A g CAslLE for many years success
showing his worth and his being gentleman Of strict ateg
y with pleasure recommend him those who require
the aid Of his professional services
would also recommend his excellent Competition for filling
teeth hsynx II many easer 'sf II 9PsTG5 sesey
Dr. A. Cattle ,ssrs a. 70 the sPaaish. French ana
EsS ,AdniT Walton. Lord nMorPeth. Gen; .MsCsgy..
Gov Mason, Dr. u Johnson President of the Medical So
ffisty. Y: Mn GsssTal daiss. BssL. N. p.
ger Dr. J. e. Ches.man Dr. A. ii. Stephen: Dy Il TonS
Aayii.s. Dr. Wn tsis;sOa D.s1ins. Sc. &C. 0aics i
broadway. f2S1 m~ec
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MADAME S .fATT5iHE fS ~ IN s,e

NA Inform ladies who, with delicacy have rcpus.
s,lce to the treatment Of their complaints except by Of
that all she attends 10 them personally bsy
espeanes paetce enables her to do co. shs
deems necessary to state this she does hs
csgsed with preenden continually appearing and dss
P1nx, advertising Female Physcisni" who too ,sas
Rnorsnt quAck experiment. instead ConsuItna raj
ors aAd rsidsncc M Greenwich street, between CourtIsve
and Liberty Hcsn of etteadsnco from A. ton
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HALLOCK'S CASTOR OIL CANDY

Is convenient mode Of administering the oil children
requiring 10 coaxng emily sye them sufceat for dose
and they will freely and often often, c-y for
IN this form may be used with for all
OF cough aud Of the lungs and chest
Nety put up in packages at 10 EACH With u dir
BY A. e. Haiiock Chemist and Apoheca'y, Nev York aud
other sgenuue.
Sold wholesale at l76 Spcg ard retail the follow
jig drug sto.5x7 Greenwich; HUI son Spring; 268
Iiad.on a. Carmiae 7o9 Gsenyieh Thompson. Of
Gaud Sprng Bowery; and las Grand Clinton
corner IF Division; 81 Broadway; t Broadway;
katharine; 20 Diysica; Fulton, Water; 1876 Walkers
ner ih; Rnshlon Co.. Broadway; Rose corner Pearl and
Minor ga Fulton Brooklyn '2s and IS, Fulton, South
Flushing, Peck Oo jamaica Lamberson's Drug Store
NewtGwn, Masters; West hester sid1ey Bovine Son;
Newark rag n j. Bsksy Aadisi Pf Willsm. DR. Yen Wag
bargh IL, Dr. H. Pau Harlem. DR.. Pcunoyer; Manhattan
vile, L. Lounsbery. f25 lmsec