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DAILY TO THE SOUTH
BY TIE Bay LINE, CARRYING THE GREET
CENTRAL UNITED STATES MAIL.
EAISEIIlln REEI'TEnI


FALSEHOOU REFUTED!
| FENHE BALTIMORE STEAM PACK EFT
| Il COMPANY are under the Necessity of rGhutiing
the papabr lasehOOd stated in the advertisement
0i the "Grcdt Southern Mail Line - of July 18th, in
which they often aIludc to tie Bay Line;
LIST Ftcy state that they the only line that issue
through Tickets to Weldon and Charlcston ThSiS
"ottrue-as the Bay Line daily issue Through Tick.
els 10 Weldon aud Charleston, which are cheeriHIIy
respected by The Wilmington Company, as they are
pune tuaIIy paid.
"a lhey state That the traveller gains 81 hours in
advance u those mat take tie Bay Line. This is also
jG%c-aS the traveller that leaves Baltimore in The
BAY Line Is w" hours ahead Petersburg, (whctc
boiA hines GENE to@ethe) Of the "GrcGt Mcii Line'
"avih& bhlumorc same time,
81 lhcy state that travellers who take their through
ichel" Y" charleston for 81, save GAS. This is
MH"g"iY tiLSc-aS The Bay Line issue Through
lick'ls TO Charleston for $4i including supper lOda
ing ana breakfast ~ the boats 10 CITY Point being
Saving VI Sl''o over Oh" "Grsa Mail LjAc" as ira.
VctiS must S'ctr hhi eat nH both lines. Therefore
most VINO pai!onl>r lie Bay Line not only save mo-
nry hnt save wear "nd l'nr of nerves from loss of
steep chanIG&0i baggage, e., rs in the case on the
Great Mai idoe'
4h Ihey stale that passenger, arrive in PETERSBURG
III hours less Time thdn those hy the Bar Line. Hon
PatPaMg wtr"c-whcn ~ the. own schedule their
pasSeh cr~ arrive in Prterhur. NJ ,. O'Clock F. NJ
by The Bay Lime they arrive al pcIock, p. NJ ,lcuu-
iI@ HGFlm2T, same tEc,
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ANOTHER MYSTERY OF New YORK. The
Upper Ten Thousand, says the New York
Evening Gazette, have been in most mysteri-
Gus agony for the last two days, and various
experienced police officers have been dspatched
out Of town with the utmost secrecy, upon
piece of big business, which, like some others
we could name, has turned out to be wild
goose chase. On "Wednesday morning, one of
the Pursuers returned home, jaded and mott
fed, and he let some of the mystery leak out
1t appears that in the vicinity of 6lst street
dweIt Miss Mayes, who is the repited heross
OF large fortune, in ready money and real es-
tate This young demoiscllc got acquainted
with an Adonis of a dry goods clerk, who did
the amiabe to the fair visitants of one of the
large establishments in Catharine street, where
he was esteemed the glass of fashion and the
mould of form. The name Of the hero is
Lewis, and on Monday morning he did not
make his appearance behind the counter, hav-
ing left with the heiress, and, without doubt,
they are by this time married. When this in
teresting fact became know to the brothers of
the lady, they started with Police officers East,
West, North and South; but ne trace of the
fugitives can be obtained A curious world
this Of oursl
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The Bible EXpositai combinations of the truth of
the Holy Scriptures, from observations Of recent ira
velers, illustrating the and customs of the
places referred TO in the Bible.
Mackey's Lexicon of Free Masonry
Wilson Co.'S illustrated Bible History in , vols
Paper, containing IA engravings, for 625 cts.
Together with constant supply of Standard and
Miscellaneous Books, school Books, Staff merry, sc.
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booksellers, Statoners and Blank Book manufactur-
ers, No. l5 Pratt street, adjoining the Rail Road De
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS. Major Cen Scott,
commander of the forces, arrived in New York
on Tuesday, and proceeded Immediately to the
seat of Government. Three more companies
ofthe second battalion United States Artillery,
at present under the command of Col. Bank
head, are under orders of readiness for service
in Texas.
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WE WERE BOYS TOGETHER.

WE WERE BOYS TOGETHER.
FTe were boys together,
ANA never can forget
int SChOni-house on The heather,
IN childhood where we met
ne humble home, TO memory dear;
It's sorrows and its JOYS,
Where woke the transient smile or tear
When you and were boys.
We were youths together
And castles built in air;
Your heart was like Il leather,
Aud aine weigh'd down with care.
tn Won came wealth with mlnhG DDS pri nc,
70 me il brought alloys
Fhre shadow'd in the primrose time
When you aud we've boys.
We've old men tOgcthCr:
The friends we loved of yore.
With leaves of autumn weather,
Are gone for evermOre.
How bIest 10 aye the Impulse given
The hope time ne'er destroys
Which led our thoughts from earth to heaven,
When you and were hoys.
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JACOB PETERS & co
yJHUR ANNAPOLIS.

II EASTON AND CAMBRIDGE
4 -s:a,sgS The steamer OSIRIS, Capt JOA,F
a.y;.g ,s;83ssz, D. TURNER, win leave Commerca-sl
ssr7"NssfG%s wharf, every FRIDAY MORNING
at O'Clock, for the above places aud return next ;sy
leaving Cambridge every SATURDAY MORNING.
at O'Clock, and Easton at {, O'Clock, for Annapolis
and Baltimore,
Passage TO Annapolis ..............75 GEMS,
:" to East0n or Cambridge.
FOR ANNAPOLIS, WET RIVER. Wye Land q.
ing ST. Mchae's and I.aslon via Miles RIVER Ferry
t. Eas!0a.) win leave Commerce 81 wharf every
MONDAY MORNING, at o'clock; and reul'a mex:
day, leaving Miles River Ferry very Tuesday Morn
lhg al 7 O'Clock; ST Mchael's, u: Wye Landing Il
West River II /, for Annapolis ana Baltimore,
Passage 10 Annapolis ................. IS Gents.
10 west klVCf...,,............ : LOO.
" TO Wye st Michael's. or Ferry. l5e.
FOR CENTRENlLLE AND CHES1ERTOW
Leaves Commerce street wharf every WEDNESDAY
MORNING, AT O'Clock, and return the same day,
touching at Corsica at l03 O'clock and Chester nj -
O'Clock, for Baltimore. Passage 81
FOR ANNAPOLIS AND WEST RIVER. Leaves
Commerce street wharf every THURSDAY MORN
ING, at o'clock, and returns same day leaving Wesy
River at | O'Clock, for Annapolis and Baltimore,
Passage to Annapolis Is cts TO West River s
JOHN d. TURNER,
ap29 -tls'Ja office lower end CommercC-st.. Dali.
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.,a tTGR CHIGSrERToWN 4

@rs4lSisS 3s.ua CENTREN The steamer MA.
T'a|sr5sfGal RY LAND will leave Baltimore on eve
ry MONDAY MORNING, AT O'Clock. for the above
places, starurg from the lower end of Dugan's wharf,
ami return in The afternoon.
Persons having business in Centrcvile will have
ample time to accomplish it, and return in the boat
the day. And all persons goiag and return
ing the same trip, will only he charged 81.
l.. G. TAYLOR, Master
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From PENsAcoLA-Narai.9 affairs. a cores
Pondent of the Mobile Daily Tribune, writes
from Pensacola, under date of the Goth inst as
follows:
have had hardly time before the close of
our mail to-day, to inform you of the arrival of
the sloop of war John Adams, and steamers
Princeton and Mississippi.
The John Adams came in on the 18th inst.
and the steamers observation-disclosures and crew
all in first rate fighting order Suffice it to say
the big gan and Commodore Stockton were left
behind as two pieces Of useless furniture
Our Bay, Just now, presents magnificent
view and a war-l'Ae appearance, otwlthstand-
ing several ships Of the squadron are absent in
the Gulf
The Home Squadron, under command of
Com. Conner, comprise the following vessels
Frgate Potomac, steamers Mississippi and
Princeton, sloops John Adams, St. Mary's,
Falmouth and Saratoga, briggs Lawrence, So
mers and Poipoise, making ten in all. The fri
gate John Adams, steamers Princeton and Mis-
ssspp, and brig Porpoisc are riding at anchor
in our Bay, the rest are absent.
The Potomac is now being repaired by means
of a submerged box, but as yet the extent of
her defects are not known. Should she not he
made sea worthy, however, in due time to ''rc-
spond" to the call of Mexico, it is surmsed that
Com. Conner will hoist his broad pennGnt on
board the John Adams.
The troops stationed at our Forts are under
orders for Texas; and so soon as they can pro-
cure the necessary facilities of transportation,
they will set sail under convoy of one or both
OF the steamers, Princeton and mississippi
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DGsGRACEFUL MOB. A few days ago dis
graceful mob took place at Graham's sutton,
Meigs county, Ohio, in consequence of some
offensive language alleged to have been used
by temperance lecturer named Cunningham.
The authorities for while were put at def
ance.
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FATAL ACCIDENT OF THE HARLEM RAIL
ROAD. On Tuesday evening, as a train of cars
war passing up town, when near lO4th street,
N. Y, man was run over and Instantly kill
ed. He was Scotchman, aged about So,
named John Carr.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-29

VOLUNTEERS IN PHILADELPHIA. On We'd
nesday number of the military companies of
Philadelphia, held meetings and resolved TO
hold themselves ready to march against Next
CO in case of war. That's the spirit.
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KILLED BY Lightning. Mr. Hugh Tumul-
ty,a respectable citizen ofSt. Louis county, Mo.
was killed by Lightning or the Goth inst.
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FROM ST.. DOMINGO. Capt. Owen, of the
brig Wolcott, at New York, in fifteen DAYS from
Gonaves, states that when he left all was quiet,
and there had been no new outbreak.
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LATER FROM OREGON AND CALIFORNIA. A
company arrived at Independence, Mo, OH the
18th inst, a part of whom were from Oregon,
and the rest from California. The parties, says
the Expositor, met in the wilderness on their
way in, and then came here together Mr. J.
M. Shively, from Oregon, informs US that he
left Oregon on the 18th Of April last. lie states
that the settlers have fine prospect for an a.
bundant crop this year; and that they were
making ample preparations to have every thing
necessary for the emigration which went out
the present year. lie informs US that he met
the advance party of the Oregon emigrants who
went out this year, on the Sth Of July last, at
Green river, about 26O miles this side of Fort
Hall. The emigrants were travelling in de-
tached parties, the last of whom he met only
one days travel beyond Fort Laramie.
From Mr. Sappington, who left California
on the 4th of April last, we have confirmation
of the account Of the recent revolution which
has been published heretofore. The citizens of
the country have appointed Governor of ther,
own, but it was anticipated that another revo.
luton would soon take place, and that the old
government would be re established He brings
no other news of particular importance
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diah, and feel tempted to say to him, in the
words oc my uncle Obed -"Beware how you
excite expectations you do not mean to gra-
ufv."
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aNOR vows THE DAY AVID NOW,s

~ ~ - 49, . AfAh IN AMI NJ" -
~ The HOUR. Good Clocks from 81 TO S25 for
wood, So for good Brass, excellent time keepers Gold
Jewery, such Cold Rings 25 cents; do Pins 80 cts;
do Earrings 25c pair; do Watch Keys 81; do. Pencils
go Britannia sets g pJces) only 81; DO. Coffee Pots
81 2 Tea do 62t cents Brass Candesticks lSic pair
Family GrindstOneS 81; Coffee Mills (Wllson's) only
% cts; Wallets; Hooks and Eyes; Tapes; Needles Sc
pgper; Dressing Combs 81; Side Combs &c pair Twist
do cts; Cologne cts sets; G. s. Butter Knives 25c
Britannia Table Spoons 25 cts sett; Britannia Tea do
l2tc set; Gum Suspenders l2i IS Gus; cod Cotton
Gloves cts; Hosiery, black and white, cents pair
Scissors cts, and general variety of Cheap Goods
very low by O"'
G. T. VlCKERS, No. Baltimore street.
jy30-G between the Market and the RriJ,o
EpAREGE SHAyVLs AND SCARfsysI for sale
he cheap, first quality, by
Mas. r. A. MCPHERSON,
al No, - ", Howard street.
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DROWNED. A man named John Hagan,
with his horse, was drowned in the Canal at
Harrisburg, on Tuesday,
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

a esn.T1 VIRGINIA SPRINGS. Pg fs
klSs5AfAAtk6sS the cheapest and most camfo,,ablc
a44e-,asazN- route, no loss Of Sleep and co ;ai]F
Tess stagelng, than any other route, is by the Chess
peake Bay, James River and Canal Boats
Le&rhg Baltimore daily at O'Clock, p. NJ, (egcey {
Su'idagS,) III GEORGIA, Capt Coffee, and HERALD
capt Russell. Arrive at Norfolk next morning az s
O'Clock, A. NJ, thence immediately to Richmond ~
,ie steamboat CURTIS PECK, Capt Davis, or JEW
Eoo, capt sutton, arriving there y o'clock, P. NJ
thence at O'Clock in Canal Boats To Lynchhurg ID
% n9nrS thence by Stages in day me,l via the MAJ.
ural brdge to the Springs. Through the whole reas
rom baltimore in days, without any fatigue so ?"
quIslte to invalids.
Fare from Baltimore mot Washington rs so in
gtnlously inserted by the upper route 20
w hlte sulphur Springs. ..........,...... SlT
Meals and lodging included ON Boats TO Lynch
burg, which if paid (as is the case on the other
Doats) would Observation-Disclosures.
Leaving the passage through only.........sl3
{h7- Tickets procured at Baltimore Steam Packets
Office, Spears wharf, Baltimore. Apply to
In23d I. SHEPPARD, Agent
~KASs SKIRTS. GRASS SKIRTS, I've
Wv received at +. GARDENERS,
bales Grass Goth
10 cases bleacheG Shifting, of improved makes
IL do new lie PRINTS.
FRANKLIN GARDNER,
iyls Nc, lss Baltimore suvet.
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For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Va.

<gr1ac%~ h AVE- THE USUAL LANDINGS
IyA...s1S ON THE RAPPAlIANNOCK RIV.
g. ss1h1eI Err. The Steamer RIPARIAN
MOCK, Capt Noah Farbank, will
leave Hughes Quay, for the above places, on SA-
TURDAY AFTERNOON, the 18th July, at o clock.
Il aso-<c STEAMBOAT DIsCONTINt--
Etr;.,s SaalSss~ Ed. The trips of the Steamboat
--stShas4lssk RAPPAHANNOCK to Pongotcague
Accomac County, Z, >. Of Va, have bccn discon-
liaued S.M. SHOEMAKER, Agent,
jyll once Hughes Quay
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TEA SALE. The tea sale at New York on
"Wednesday, says the Express, was we'll attend
ed, and prices fully equal to the sule of the 22d.
Nearly all the lots offered were sold.
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Hon. J. &. ADAMS. This venerable states
man has been requested by The citizens of Eli
2abclhtown, n. j., 10 deliver an address at the
Inauguration Of the monument to the memory
OF the Rev. James Caldwell, the martyr-pastor
of the Revolution, in November next Mir
Adams from his infirm health and advanced
age, is unable at present to state positively his
ability 20 comply with the request, but at all
events expresses the hope that he will be present
on the occasion. "To contribute one .prg Of
myrtle" says the venerable old patriot, ''to
clothe in unlading verdue the grave of that
blessed martyr in the cause of my country's
freedom, would be, could command my own
destiny, the last act with which would close
my earthly career
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sy~4g FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAM

BRIDGE, AND EASTUN. TIE fine
va EsArzsosf3. steamer MARYLAND will leave Bal
more on every TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORN
NC, at o'Iock, for the places above named start
Ia from the lower end of Dugun's wharf, aud return
IN Wednesdays and Saturdays.
jyl2 l., G. TAYLOR.
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The MtssINC MEXICAN INDEMNIrY. From
private letter, dated Mexico July 26, 1915,
received by gentleman in this city, says the
n. Y. Express, we derive information that, on
the 3lst ult., a motion WAS made in Congress
to call on the Secretary of the Treasury for a
written report on the subject Of the payment
Of the two missing nstalments Of indemnity,
which produced a very animated and lengthy
discussion. Mr.. Trigueros, the late Secretary
Of the Treasury, and Mr., Voss, the Agent of
the United States, were handled most unccre-
moniously; and the Ex-Minister Of the United
States, MIR. Shannon, was likewise subjected
to some critical remarks The motion was f.
nally carried by vote of 81 to &c, and we are
now likely to get possession of all the leading
facts in this hitherto mysterious affair A CO.
Ply Of the report will be forwarded to us us
soon as practicable after It is made public in
Mexico, and we shall publish it Tor the infor-
nation Of the claimants.
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CT iIE'3s I tsB IdNt s'II'iTtII an auVtFIstntht
exceeds ten lines, the pnce will he in proportion.
All advertisements are payable at the time Of their
Insertion.
GS-THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, a large Family
Newspaper, containing all toe select matter Of the
tIly, is published every Saturday morning, the low
price of Sl.00 per annum
t- All papers seat by mail ARE hscoNtnuetthe day
ga which the advance payment expires.
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my-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN X BALTI
EUhE CLIPPER is furnished TO Subscribers, by care
fu carriers at only sir and quarter cents per week
payable the Carriers only, at the end of each week
The Clipper will also be sent, by mail, to distant
subscribers the rate of Four Dollars per year-pay
able, always, III advance.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-17
CHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN
BALSAM.

nor THE CURE OF every kind Of wound7 sprans
l. sores, burns coughs lungs, the desperate
rifles and rheumatism Of every kind Il prevent the
ioolhachc, restore torpid and pcushcl limbs stiff JOINTS,
numbness, &c. and can be dec ded 10 relieve
ness in all cases.
This valuable medicine has been extensively used for
tie last years while its increasing dcmaCd the unyer
sal satisfaction IT has given and the testimony Of multi
tude Of individuals of the first standing in the community,
who have tested and nlblY proved its efficacy, show
that 1t need only to BIO used to prove its invaluable
ceence indeed all who have tried the Basam prize
highly that they will be inGuced under any consd
GRAFTON TO do without it, This Balsam has attracted the
attention Of meL of science, and Physicians and Surgeons
of the greatest scientific requirements give II their UNI
qualified appreciation; while many Of them In different
sections Of the United States use 1t in their practice,
and have authorized the publication OF their certificates
J'Purchasors should inquire for the rno arlce by us
ing The whole name- Cheeseman's Arabian Balsam--and
see that has my written in my own handwriting
the printed directions, ON the wrapper Of every bot
tie. CHhhSEMAN.
Sold by CLARK & COLLINS Druggists Monpelier
G. g. K, Answorth. Wlliamstowni Goss lluchlns
Waterbury; Peck and Spear, Burlington, and throughout
the country generally; SO y
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ALBANY LOCK HOSPITAL
ESTABLISHED 1880.
GEN. GEO. COOKE, LII. d.,

CO. FID ZEN TIALL Y.

co " Il ID Il n II I n u L.
No 8. NORTON STREET, ALBANY, N. Y.
n HIS Phlantl ropic Iusiiluot established d. 1880
universally spoken of in the various periodicals 81 ne
present age, is an cdicc located IN reuIed pa Of nc
city, detached from any place Of public roso whatever
the whole Of the building is occupied by palienif, each
having their and not fuject to be las Observed
of all ohso vers Dr. Cooke founder Of the'siusWal s
Inc only rcsden, physician and dcyotc bis whole time and
attention the welfare If the unfortunate. he oihc's
for consultation conveniently arranged are on the ground
floor The Hospital, up stars is aso repete with every
facility for the recovery oi patients"
For the cure OF the worst forms Of Vcnereo Disease,
Gravel Seminal Weakness Gleel, sulc'1,e in The uto;
hta Impoiehcy, syphilis and Gorcuhoa, Generaiive and
Nervous Debility McrcuiHl and all other diseases olhe
skim and affections of the Urinary organs IN her most
malignant and advanced stages DR. Cook Is acknow edg-
ed to be much celebrated 1t IS povc6S" mat all DIS
of his class supposed to be ncuabe by others, are
APPLY and conveniently rcmedicd by Dr' GoIVc whnit
more Than ordinary roublc'-iamiar with the P'acco
of mcdcin, he inevitably cures his own patients aud very
frequently the patients Of other physicians.
Dr. Cooke is the OLDEST ADVERTISING PHYSICIAN IN
the City oC Albany N. T.--hs medical talents are unH
vailed.
Among the most celebrated physicians Of the age is
General Cooke NJ. D., LII. ID Of Albany N. Y. the
founder ortho A bany Lock Hospital He is mentioned
the CHEST Of praise for his bcnovocnc" ana pm
anopy not only by the editors Of newspapers, Dn' ms
'he sacred dcsk.'-Dem Pa. Banner ~
"Whencvcr the unfortunate consult Dr. Cooke Of Alba
n.y. they arc yery politely conduct to spacious prvdc
oficc literally crowded with credentials Of the highest
otdcr IN large glass frames subject to the inspection o.
his parcns-vrry fnw men have the honor TO h"Id such
documcnis and equivalent for his fee, RECEIVING a
corresponding prcscrp The neat otc Of this celo-
batcd man "rvcr home" enrolled IN rich surpccj al
the Episcopal urde-a solid crnss IN ms bosom, WIN
grncc buckles his shoes is Of self an tnduccnent to
visit this profound lhyslc an this friend TO humanity aud
| Of God New Orleans sun.
"Ihc Lock Hospital ~ America the only phanhropc
Institution csab ishrd under The brngn auspices di the
celebrated DR.. Cooke at No 8 Norton Street Albany n.
lr the relief aud convenience Of the unfortunate, IS
reputtd the hes; asylum mi for The contrt and GER
tain recovery Of invads-a this inhrmary patients have
The best medical ot6ndarcc including p'atd ano h,I sg
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-17
VALUABLE MEDICINE.
n. H. DOWNS VEG ETABLE BAL
GAMIC ELIXIR.

TIME most valuatl lie medicine now known for cuiing
Coughs Gods, CONSUMPTION Whoopng Cough,
Asthma Bronchitis Group Influenza and all diseases Of
The Lungs md where IS known has Obtained des,rv-
ediy puar reputation, by promoting cxPecotauon ny
which means the constant imitation of the lungs imIne'
dately stopped giving to nature united with 'he Basam
c properties of the meGclno an opportunity to eheet
cc as can be attcstcd by thousands individuals IN ~
ENGLAND and n York. AL the most skePucal have enl5
10 use one bottle prove the truth OF the statement
Pamphlets containing shrrt history of the diseases,
respectao!e certificates Of with full directions ae-
COMPANY each BOTTLE can be had e the agents gratis
AGENTS can be supplied by Application 10 OuhiiS
and SMITH, ST. Adams Vermont
gCysSold in this village by CLARK & COLLINS
and $ p REDFIELDi also by A. +: BANCROFT,
PAINTED; ALDER and r, CAMP, Stowei GoSS
g. HUTCHlNS, Waterbury, 10