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The Battles ON the Rio Grande.

We make no apology Tor devoting 50 much OF
our space 10 the official reports of the recen, vic
tories ON the Rio Grande, which, the more they
are submitted 10 critical analysis OF the anthem
tic details, shine forth as the most brilliant
achievements of The age. The reality, 1t will be
seem equals, if it does not exceed, the early re-
ports OF the two engagements
To the American people, The simple and mo-
desi, YET graphic and eloquen, narratives OF events
by the actors themselves, will prove deeply inter-
es,ins. In this case we may well apply The
saving. "Trulh is stranger than fiction" We
owe il 10 every gallant soldier who peTiied MS
life on the Rio Grande, to publish every WORD
,ha, has been officially written on The subject OF
The late glorious deeds and no American can
perue The thrilling statements, without feeling
proud OF his country and his tellow-cizsns. The
mos, singular circumstance is the fact, that SO
large a proportion OF American officers were
killed or wounded. Can it be, that the Mexcans
employed their keenest marksmen TO pick out
and shoe, down our officers?
The Baltimore American says:
ain the battle of the Palo Alto, on The 9Th, our
whole force, as slated ny zen. ldyioi,
10 2,2s8, including officers and men. The Mex
lean force was no, less than g. 600 regular troops,
with ten pieces OF artillery; large b'dy OF If
regular yancaeros also accompanied their army.
In the battle of The 9Th, al Resaca de la Palma,
ON, force actually epgaged did not exceed ,Ioo
men; the enemy having been reinforced bo'h sY
infantry and cavalry, on the evening OF the sih,
10 an extent al least equal IN his loss on that Jay,
had his original force of 5000 regulars. Inc
Mexicans, moreover, had chosen their position,
which was a strong one; it commanded The ROAD
by which our army was obliged to advance; Il
was fortified by artillery, projected by a dl'ch
and breaslwork.
"With vast superiority of numbers, and all The
advantages oil position on the side of The enemy,
our troops gained decisive victory. While The
arrangements of the battle, and the manGuyres
on the field display the admirable seneralship oil
Taylor, the conduct Of officers and men, in every
part OF the action, exhibits every quality oil cool
intrepidi,y, Of steady rersevsring courage, ol
daring and impelrous yaIor. The causes OF vic
tory.' says The General, in his brief way, are
doubtless TO be found in the superior quality o.
our officers and men, Unques,ionably; there
were no fortunate accidents 10 bestow an unde-
served success. Hard fighting, unfiinching
nerve, determined, indonii,abie yalor, with skill
and seneralship gained the day. The trophies
of our brave men we're well earned"
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CONGRESS.
MONDAY, June ID.
SENATE.

Mr.. Allen desired 10 be excused from serving
any longer as Chairman Of the Committee on
Foreign Relations. lie said that recent circum-
stances had convinced him that his views on
certain important matters were nc in accordance
with those of majority of The Senate. And
therefore he did moi wish 10 embarrass The action
Of the Senate. He hoped that some more suitable
Senator would be appointed in his place.
The request was ananimousiy agreed 70.
that. a, one o'clock tomorrow, the Senate will
proceed 10 ballot for another Chairman.
MIR. Cass said he could NOT aiow The opPor'u-
nifty opass, without giving his testimony TO Inc
veTy able manner in which Mr.. Allen has Dis.
charged his arduors duties as Chairman OF that
Committee. lie also said, that under no circuni-
stances, would he, Mr.. Cass, accept Inc place
This mater having been disposed Of, The Sc.
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TUESDAY,, .IrNs Is, 1916.
SsisN, m.

Mir NJ Clarion on leave. in,roduced bill
,eo,;r;,o .nnrcn;ices - he rn6,o,ed nm coastino
yessels.
MIR. Ashey introduced bill making grant
OF land 10 Arkansas for the purpose 0. internal
improvement.
Several messages were received from Inc ffe'
sdent Of The Z. ..
Inc OH rom 'ne tiouse, making afpfoPlld,
tion Tor Inc naval service, was taken Up, feau
'~lce ana commute.
oe'c'a o'ts' o'',s i'oi'i NC iiouSe "e'o a'so'
Ken up ana !ei'lie". -,
me fost oi'ise appropriation D'il, oiGefeh .
" ebsf"Sscu yss.e'yai, was !a-en up, p"Sse'''
ana returned q iEe House iof Us concurrence III
Inc smenimenis.
INC .ocna,c .'ei !gs".nc" 'ne a.'on ~
-. ~" - nr,., y e'"''''
ue! ,he ttouna' sian''
VI 'nnhscH' " 80. az, o."' i -. :,
W. iia AN o" 'ffo~1 - 1855 - ~ :
:" IT. ~. ,;or,.;,.,-,-os,er oos IN
TIE Cnr,har cons;3.ga,;on ot The resolution
was then nostponed I'M tomorrow.
Ono al IN, messaoes from The President was
,ben taken nm II i in answer 10 the finance re-
solutions Of IIr. Lewis. adopted a week ago.
, ,,,, ,,,c prrS,nrvr ar rar
Mhs'''I NJ ry,rrn sr,rEs.
Wasri,SoruS, Jane Ii, 1916.
r.. ~ S,act. NJ ne E,..,cd Stats.
In answer 10 4 resoic.:on al The Senate OF The
~ instant communicate herewith estimates pfc-
pared by the War ana NayY Departments OF The
nrobablc expenses ot condnclin. lie existing war
vim aieyico during The remainder OF The present
and HE whole o, the next fiscal year. commu-
,;ca,e ASA rcrou Of the Secretary OF the Trea-
sury based upon these estimates, containing re-
Communications Of measures for raising The adj
d;,;onal means required Il, probable that the
annual expenses incurred during the period spc-
c;Gsd NAV laIl considerably below the estimates
submi,ed. which are Tor larger number OF
trocrs ths n have We: been called 10 The field. As
a n,sca,,.ionary measure. however, against any
nns.hr deficiency. The estimates have been made
At The largest a.cou 4 which any stale o! the ser
yicn NAV reonife.
/, Willie nercsived from The Repor. OF lie Sc
c,s,.rv ot the Treasurr. that a considerable por-
ton Of the additional amount required may hs
raised By modification 81 The rates Of dti'y I'M
posci ny the exls!in. tariff laws. The nigh du-
lies a, present levied on many articles totally eS-
cudc them from importation, whilst The quantity
and amount Of others which are imported are
orsa,lv diminished. By reducing these dulles to
\ revenue standard, il is not doubled mat larger
amour, Of The articles on which they are impo-
ssd would be imported, and a corresponding
,moun, Of revenue be received al The treasury
from This source. BY imposing revenue duties on
many articles now permitted 10 be imported free Of
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The Granite State.

The Wings and Abolilienisls Of New Hamp-
shire have. by dctestable bargain" succeeded
in approprating that good State 10 their own uses
AS the fruits Of the coalition, they have made
Colby, Wing, Governor; aud his first efforts have
been 10 level his attacks at,he rights OF The South
The odious contract has been sealed, by the cleo
ton ofihe anti-Texas traitor John P. Hale TO the
Senate of.hc Uni,edSta!es for six years from next
March.
But the sterling Democracy are resolved to
xres, The State from the hsRa, Of the PhilisIines'
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THE OREGON BOUNDARY TREATY

AS we anticipated in some remarks on the sub
iect on Monday last, the President OF the United
States sent to the Senate Yesterday, for its advice
and consent, Treaty which ne has concluded
with the British Minister, for settling the Oregon
controversy, and which is, we presume, in contor-
mi'y 10 the terms previously presented by the Pre-
sident TO the Senate, and approved BY that body
as stated in our paper OF Monday last.
Thc senate went into Executive Session about
Two o'clock, AID SO remained during the remain
der Of The sitting.
Yss.erday,s National Lntslhgcn:eT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-19

Gen. Taylor has presented to the State OF Loui-
.iana, as a compliment 10 her gallant citizens,
Mexican s,andard-one of his trophies on the gle
rious 9th and GIN ult.
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RICHMOND, VA, FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 49, 1916.

Al Democratic State Convention, Jared w.
Williams has been unanimously nominated Is
the candidate for Governor We have little dout,
that The next election will tell vastly different,
tale from the last.
THE TREACHERY COMPLETED.-Th
unholy alliance in the New Hampshire Lesisla-
ture completed their work Of lreachery 10 the
people, by electng all the officers of both Houses
and the principal Stale officers, from The Wing,
Abolition and Hale ranks Col. Joseph Cilley,
Abolonist, was chosen U. S. Senator Tor The
unexpired term OF Mr.. Woodbury.. hale had
previously been chosen U s. Senator for six years
from the 4th Of March, 1877, up 10 which time
Nh CilleY is 10 be Senator-[ IiaK nepNblinan
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LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
Prom tho ~ Lou. Republican. JAY !.
Very Late from SANTA Fe.

We had the pleasure. yesterday quite unexpectedly Of
greeting MossT. Charles Bent, 81 ynin and Folger ira.
.ders Ia New Mexeo-snd gentemen about whom and
their friends much soeude has beer felt cons.
OF the hose relations existing between The United States
and Mexico.
Mr.. Bert left Santa 10 on tho 9Th cf May. Taos on
tie 81 Of Jun-. and Fort Bent tbs 18th. When Mr.
Bent was At Santa tc rohi,g then the war.
hke movements on tho part Of Msxco and the o. States
nothing II tho battles the Rio GrSrde-and Of couto
no hostile demonstrations nsking In New Mexico
against our traders eitiEsns.
In conversation with Arntio, the connandant Of New
Mexico he cid Learn that Gen. Urea or his route 10
SAINT" Re, With foee Of from 5000 nien gathered
in Isnos. Zieesscss aud D1ango. The object Of III
expedition wes not stated, IL known, by Gov Arnjo; b..
ne'e can be little doust that the p,Scnca Of Gov Urea
thee. At srca ne tho his orders from the
m'Aean 'vcrnreoi, and with intention 10 resist aay
invssion tom th5 There only $50 troop,
In ssn'l 20 e' the time OF Mr.. Bcnts departure.
Ie hpwtrt, The gentleman despatched by Government
on special mission 70 New Mexico was met on the
NJ the crosas Of the Akaaoa- with hil pack mules bro
ke= down. Tie had however, despatched two men a. OF
erpr, San:a Fe ssh mules, aud they expac.
ed to reseh there IN days From tsence they were 20
reuIn The foot Of the Taos mounans where Sr How
ard was to await theI coming.
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Correspondence OF tho Baltimore American.


The New York and New England Regiment OF youn-
Sl leave for California the War Depart
shall ready 10 send them forward. This may not
be Tor moGth The Volunteers enlist for the war and
will sail from ~ York AL leave with the inten.
tonot returning the u s. and the rcgim, at Appears
Lave been raised with the design Of settling in good
faith in tbs coaiuy. The design ,, DOUBT part
OF tho Government hess Denomination 20 annex Coli
forua 10 the Union and to conqasr the county, The
Government has design, much ambitious then the
conquaSi OF Mexico Of which will write you hsreeiter
The Land saos',on diligently disc assod in the Houso
and Senate. Mr.. Johnson OF Nd. m,ds q very cloauent
SPEECH to-day against the principal ccson proposed by M
Chlh1un and which appears % have become Ajnis,rA
uon measuro dAny favor graduation who oppose cecn
and there few who would code once. The nn~s
in market, (which woule once be under the
operations % the land bills before Congress- the
tire space Of New York Pennsylvania lnd Ohio VIII tho
old States c1nsent tins Wholesale giving nwsy OF me
pubic dnms;ni
Mr.. CoSmer, vi Vermont, demonstrated tina, the lands
sold better Brought after they had boon market
for 20 yearS then any previous tune. THIS was the fact
the tiI llnd DiIcts Of Ohio and in the two Of Illinois
and IN oil o. then without exception
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-10

p"t oa ~ worms are discovered.
will b. by the following statement NJ NaCoi
previous Wners Canadian NeTmifuEe,"
rious preparations recommended for without
tNgc-ihis Of se suien the
paraion over al Others for similar purposes.
BRooKLyS, Jan. 10, 1886.
Messrs IonS WISER A. Co,
81 Mtidca T.sne, New York.
Sr happy H. iNse IN bear tes;irony ohe
good effects attending the Of Canadian Vemiuge-
My eh Of OF rod been i E'T
etA mouhs and hsd hrsry beenic emae'ad, that
Tar-d NJ ~ recovery ssEpUE the o. IT, sksess
Eorrs nor vlTioPs G"-encs se.nnsncet such
~; they Po-ced csnal edeIa We hal
recovery SheR -,comu-uied y fi-rd
had Lrui - ynGr tcrdcnc 70 give ta-we "a VII
crferscE OF t. bang eriersS lu
slrre amer she Ind ikon to- and cny term
revived, md ca
months.
-=n now r'comrsnd your "CRnadsn Ysrmi1g1e-
greater confidence And f'ni y1urg ;nT.i
hur,r cuiy fufsr from worms. an ead % be able to
su:hteeet er1de the your
aud am wJirg fhoud any persons who
this pc;It Your
CtI.F:S SACcRD. Ia TtHery =.
~ The CGnNtn' vcr7fsv = PER sstue ed u
much plea than Prepared JOHN wINEP
a co. eS Maiden Lsnc. n YORK SnH by GAYSOR = WOOD
hgonE nT Richmond and J. '. BhOCh!NbRDuGH co Agents
tor rcnt'svLie.
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- : -
fJIURs rtNS
sAIuEIsIE LAND 81 eIos--rs7r,,., .,c,7~z,x5-
for Sa.~ E,uhflc ,r .,n.,

- nor ccrti of Law ant O. ane~y Consc-sst Cen M r
b'n d ih. Aprf ri. IeaS, eourt n r ts-r, =
-N's S-'' IN ,rau G. Carts, ensn9'aiuant aHi William
tNfc 81 O-s tt,ndin'- the apoint-l ~
u rtii eour WI on MONDAY, ION cav ~ Aur. 81,
~. On Hn'c a1eon, on "a r,in.. tTae Of ana M , -
oe'cr enoEe ard referred to- al ed Flstas lying in Ctc,.r
eay i-laacoa"y on losrver sai eontaninr by estimation,
i9s4 about 600 % dvcf into di, e T, -
potP ana ir- ven productive aSoari, 4, tn b.s
oA h phe tnosf sSabe f,r ship ahi baithns IN.
edinz 80 tins estate b.. 90
the nccesSay bans. stahle &c
TERMS % OF .h... -
said tnet "a iaHd saaa required % \. lid il 81 -,
the o'tcr nrh twelve aud the IRA, 20 M, 81 -, -,
De RETAINED asa seury for he deferred en, and The .n -
Be s1ee' IN under deere. Of IN. eo1r \, MS. dr.
amount OF the d ir.lea in ea.. ~ e.f,r go,
es s-he JOHN g. FtEf.D, a.
- PETER KEMP SOomA
Gloucester Cour, IIou-e -. "a -.
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SD MOST VALUABLE HUILDING LOTS
On EEapk Kiln. Grace broad. Uarsba,I. Clay
rn - -.ar.a Il LIZ

virtue OF decree of the County Court OF
~ Henneo a. 'hau-e'y sifg. pronounced
July 1886 IN 'Ne csc a William J. Penioa
Lavn.a Bars raah Law
day afsnonn tee 9Th dag o AuEut upon premises
sTecuye, hour sell - IN. rhrs.
hief The terE here nlr ttIied the Fred
Hams late Of L1sa County de- ezcf poess4 lying part.
y IN the City nf Richmond ant parity County Hcnreo
- feet of ground al i'm
teresten " IN JedssnH street eight kah
addition ouiins on FrAnkn : ace a Brra1
Madison ard Henry streets These lo VIII be subtvdsd
lois each t1vrE Of % feet l5J
ley 20 feet wide and - lots Bullock
sEra'ed by numbers IS ~ TO- L. TO- H. 90 "a
3j, 81 IS 8, 40 A. - So. ST. s., frotz Broad Mah,
Clay CaihauLe ard Leigh Thsss situated IN
improving Of the CITY and Handsomely located a.
possible
TERNS-Onc fourth cast tn balance equal
e. and l. months tie will be wins.
al tie whole purchase moa-y paid
dds
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.

FSvHE subscribers hav. made arrangements with
Il Mess' !no Csrix I'll I'd Wise o(ths uschane,
stir vr1sa. t,kr eh-rFc Of
psrt,sn "f their business They for
HORSE Pow ERs THaEsIii No MACHINES
superior kind snd warran-d sls's- Tbcy tod
kssprT enrt'nnuy WiiHAT.Fhhs COIN sHELIERs. STRAW
CUTTERS and ether varieties Of agricultural aehns
made The beat and aet approsei fssbon
Their Warehouse its Msia street. Gh,d with
% Hoes Spadss, eaove and
They have Just received ant rlper,or
Of CHuRN TO which iheY would invite public
motio L. small pohts and sales They
win ,i'itth without giving them
aequ,iatsn~e. DOTTs n BALDWIN.
We daily expecting Of GarIsn
SEEDS, snii-d To thu s2?rosehng season.
In
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) BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE

NJILL b. old, Zee ely the I4h instant upou
w ths prem conn encnz O'Clock. hiding os
situated thu E.ste1 ds Ct College sse northern ,e
o. Sarshsn marry opposite Sstca College Tbe-e
lo are oeati in part o. city where rent general
b
TEgNs-One thl lalnes and sir mo,hs for
approved endo'~sd n'so;ah'e pager, o. title wi;lned.
sac without nv Kind Of reserve.
Ey rs7ueIt y ts O-s-r.
"
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triumphant Success!
PROOF IPoN PBOOF THAT
TH0MSuN'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAR SND WOOD NAPTHs,
WILL, CIIRR CnNSVMpTIONt

few Of effected vicinity Phdel9ha are
gwen below
Evans Fayere Arch, cured OF Chronic
violent Pam she Breast, deult breathing &c by
Philip Botca TDesetDn y. J, spitng
fom rupture Of t'ooi vessel IN The Lungs.
wEshiugnn SALL ChaTctc
OF Confined CorHnpjon dyin when he
fs desc cue sset MessS Jos Winne David
HuEh Mckinley, Ehiy Tespee'Rhl- eitESn-
jln- Ferry. distressing Of Chronic BToaehlts
seven bottle. LIves at l21 Spruce
Mary Arey "a fpTues tined CONSUMPTION ofle
Th. 10 a remarkable CT.
Hannah Hewitt, Iay street. eurel OF Cctsun9ton-
Saab Jane kGAn,s .re cured Disere
OF the Lure. ard Liver Complaint tired every emedy
cot thi e ~bou; avail Sworn before Alderman
HenTy Myers Carie Pa, cured OF Consumpron
Sptirg BlOct and Pany' 4 hba pronounced
by hrs physicians usrd 81 bottles
J. Chamberlain CaIbery street inflammation Lung,
Night swests DC Cure affirmed before John Sw, Mayor
Fhiad .Phrs.
The proprietor for FAR medicine con
WINGED Il has II all Pulmonary
Prepared only BY 4. P. THOMSON
Northeast conner Of 5h and Spruce streets pha
11- For n Richmond BY DUvAL q PURCELL. GeLcra
Agents Petersburg by ChAs. Corning Coz by
~ A Santos Lynehburg by Jnc. H. ssAy;
by DIR james Cooke AMI C. H. Hunt. la Fsmvie by Dr. WIN.
Chapper. iu
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JOHN ELDERS
DEPOT OF CHEAP LITERATURE,

30 ,s,e NO. isi @a'~ street
UsT received and fer sale, this day, the fol-
~ iowny New wgks-
The w 'ow, Wan, or the Nyisy Of Gimme BY Eugene SUE
klo.,etssm the Nsb War many. BY the
orrnoni sse0, wtns----by Chan Brood nrewn IN,
hri An, fean l.o'ctt u1hr II v'rand' hrvyns a. 80
rnt ani o. ronei q Mn'schai ~ AsIsssef DunA. with
chaHe. he H.eold o. Merry Monarch Crsis Ia
Acts bS John Gov ld Payne Psi be No 10 Noe 'n>ai
Drama ige.
Mo ~boe,,e -nr: The A,.e. OF Pa c,oosy on Re-
vgato'; o. sair sii IN allan. rss Cr,,.s Alc
tn-" eat'u 81 uc "a the Ccnyeis 81 tea. ard u
n'n hes'o ny fhio'o aieaH5 tonsbcfl seo-s - lie
se; 2ic
Al.o .ur,her .uptr. Magazine. for Juy.
ElHoPOShLS will be received by the Under
Al " o'eoss n for in'hns thai following Of
10, No. I-,vA 0s.ug
serments for wheel pnion- ny wheel and
P'uFuner blocks. wtirhrs IN al about 10000 Ne
Lot 2-Bar Treiz Of hoLs
Ten pair of rolls fett iashc lang 10! Inches diameter
-Four sapis fOf sarn
one pair Pi-pn' sRd one pair riand' for DO
ons o. higa r'ushing rs b'd plates couplings leaders,
clutches &c; we'Ehns asOu, $500 Id,
Lat so. 3-sAaa bos a,a ss,;er Plate Rolls.
Pour stands fOr rolls BY
one rSit son rOHs.
One pair ehilea DO
One pair with stands bed plate. eo1Panr leaders
eiaehE reers and carriages weighing MI about ~ 600 lbs
Lot No +-P0f ssf Hop sSEs
Five rails small sands TO- rolls, with harness for
On pair piniohs with sands
Thee pafs OF tonshinE roI. hshehiied
si1 pairS n guide and chilled.
hsfin, Pnon, eoupins. eado, clutches.
riicrs kei ~sishinS in an about @eOo lbs
s9cc eanns- machinery and rolls
ALo, for iuTlshias twelve nail maehines from 3dy
spikes, compete.
above eang, to be Of the best suitable ma,raIs
Jeet II the inspection OF agent Richmond.
The Lots b oreec fer separately whole Dimen
any information be hd BY Application
Arnoy between hour, A. N. ara p H. daily
sunAa'. eIseE.sd cHAs DIMMocK.
pcJ- Enquirer Republican requested 70 copy
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MEDICAL COLLEGE,
En- Richmond. Virginia

THE Dinin Winter Session OF the Medical De.
- parreat ampd-n Sydney College
mond the last BOMBAY OCTOBER ssh
al the last OF February following
JOHN CULLEN n D. Prof Theory Medi-
cine.
L. WARNER NJ. d., Prof Of Surgery.
L. w. CRAMBBRLAYNEr NJ D. Trof Of Therapeutics and
Materia Medea.
R. L. BCHANAN, NJ. D. Professor Disease,
Of Women I. nd Ch.dr,a
5. MAUPIE, 81. u Pref Of Chem istry and Pharmaey
JEFF RES WNAAN, NJ. D., Fro % Anatomy ysiology.
The CoLLEoE BJILpISO, rvaIs IL b"au .ousaess
convenience snaT siu-Ir in has been
pieted aEd "er the udeut adgAn
sud whs hitherto the FLcy unable prof
hn The 'oriCs IrhrnATy c,au0I
and has nm sed fcqIeut 1apoitrnLss
osNr aud mruant surgical r-iUrs hfu iosp
tr u strg luGp OF the
n. which IpTicuee JroI,
Tee CGy Au- iiouse under he
viii te he Medical Class FOR elp.5a
eu's for anatomy operative -ry
iGe ClEpgre shc preAeay wheh will he issued
month, Jayl val pease rcnd their an pooee tp Pi
the Dean AUG. L. WARNER, 81. T.,
Ju 7-e'istNoy Dean OF ts Faculty.
Tss aai RehnoE Tunes aud Comaer copy
81 $40, sni end their accounts The Deaa
gT lite following papeGs s.,
al. srnc n ~ this ee for collection Editors
cues Cd to send Of their eonALns this sdyer
Winchester Republican Va Fe Press CbarestoVn Norfolk
Herald and Beaeo1 Petersburg Ilegen-cT D1nvle
IynehtuIg NTsnan LeSug GaZstc AeI Gazette
Lsput ear A5nroa Nsnan fredericksburg Herald Ssiegh
te Fayetteville Observer ChaTieston Is a. Courier Savanna
LCpuhean; Mlscevie R,CordeE hhoIVe Register
Bsansr Meipb Wing Noble Register Huntsville Advocate New
Oeani Bee and Peayun, hatcher Courier Asgpan Jackson
Mis-; v. Gazette PHILADELPHIA Journal Commerce, YORK;
sos'heyn Chr sian Adsoee watehnsa OF South
lii III > "A. mind
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THE GREAT CANADIAN REMEDY
WINERS PICTORIAL SYRUP,
OF HOARHOUND AND ELECAMPANE


TNRlVALLED for the euro of Coughs, Coidr.
- Asthma sphns OF Biood, W.oorin- Cough Dtheuy OF
Breaudn7 P-rrsy, ConsustiCn and 81 OF
Bronehht dei,c that toTsands premature
under the Consumption, be cured using
uledicire
year, t, nedc,- been p use in Canada
where has bcoso 4r t'ovr and
medicine IN for Al dsas.-
which stteBei ,s
derc ears which have eet.d .nIuess
prsiori Introduces into tbs UD-d S,s ernden,
ts safe nal vauatin diseoyeJ
AL dssascs Of ia, hnr when any OF the mnet
form their nsiunor beauty action
sDot'rs influence the functions u TIE whole
ss nF excite when alyrg and
pain and speeiy iuParrc renewed and elasticity
whole frame.
BRooKLYs, Jan. %, 1886.
Mes.rs. jeHS wtNTH 4 Co,
81 hsidcn Lane, New York.
sirs-A fenS Of bearuy complain sever. -ourh
sad together suffered
flr time back Ied by cold
ehaari bC.e o. syrup Of oAIholnI
gave ito me When nrst commenced akins
above my breath could sleep without
OF the ntTht eorgh nights would be
dpTve me OF steep; hut after doses
was -neh relieved 'ogeher The coughing
have eoa aued the un have taken about
am perfectly fee firm cough and
had n'' obnred relief inanisroa produce the ,by ,u
have brought Consumption 1t
VIII do al In my power 10 make II known ry friends
Il. MsUIVTTT 81 Prom, 81,
DO Prepared by JOHN wISER co s3 daieon Lane New
York, role ptopr.etors for the U-ed States
CAYNoR 4 WOOD, Agents
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