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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-24
Cass' majority. 2l0

In 1874 we gave Polk PAT majority. We
polIed a lule larger vote yesterday than we oio
in Al, and the Wings seem 20 have turned out
larger increase than we did.
The Charleston (Kanawha) Republican has
The tolloWnp.
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MISSISSIPPI.

We have late intelligence rom s Soun ,h.,
Mississippi, which induces Us Co. ~ oe csss by =
Mississippi has cast her vo.e VI DC ne"'
small majority. Montgomery rug ,.,;sr.,
MISSISSIPPI. : Il was geneIaai ,},s,;n ! ,bat
yss'sstdaas sa tor Tayo but BY who
she naa gone iul we learned that il was
aIliYea s ss had voted for Cass by small ma
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FORM OF PROXY

We whose names are hereunlo subscribed, do hereby
Constitute ana appoint our lawful proxy,
epressnt US at the annual meeting Of the stockhold
a., OF the Richmond and Danve Railroad Company
10 held in the city Of Richmond on the 18Th Decem
BEL ls4s, and at any adjourned meeting thereof; and
fot us and In our names TO vote upon The number OF
shares held by respectively, on all questions coming
before said annual meeting, adjourned meeting, as
fully and to all ntents and purposes as we ourselves
could do If personally present.
Witness our hands and seals, this - day of -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-24

Democratic majority 0S
The Whig maj in Tyler is 49, ,,;s.
Democratic majority 1873 in The Two counties.
Cain If III yole, since 1874. Yours, 10 has'e
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ORANGE LANDS FOR SALE.

y B.-lf single stakeholder gives the proxy, The
ION can be changed TO the singular number.
any OF the stockholders can unite in the same proxy
according to convenience. Nov 6-cwtd
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vi r G | N | A
BARBOUR.

10 The Editors Of the Enquirer:
PHlLrFPI, Barbour CO., Nov g.
Dear Sirs Below hand you statement oil
the poll in this county. From this place Buc-
kannon and Elk you have The official vote; Gla.
dy Creek not heard from since 3 o'clock Union
not heard rom; neither Woodford's; bot The re-
suit will no! vary five votes;
Buchanan, O. %
Elk, o. 'e
Woodford's, supposed, NAL .
UniCn supposed, ~ NAL -,
Gady Creek, when heard from, ITO io'
443 233
233
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TEXAS Cas- got majority 4 about 80 in
Harris couGty; Galveston also gave Cass small
majority--the vote in thai place being very
small, and The mos singular apathy prevailing in
regard TO the election.
The Civilian says: "Matasona county is
the only one in The State OF which we have GER
tain information that Gen. Taylor will have q
majority"
The News learns from gentleman who lett
the BraZos on The Sh inst, that there we're about
400 votes polled al he three precincts OF BIazos,
Poinl Isabel and Mouh OF The Rio GRANGE, in
Cameron county, Of which majority OF lag
were cast for Taylor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-24

gT HANOVER COUNTY, The people of
Hanover, and lhe adjacent counties, who are in
leresed in the construction Of The Louisa Rail
Road from The junction 10 Richmond, are request
ed 10 meet al Hanover Court House on Noyem-
Der Courl day, 10 adopt some measures 10 pro.
mole The undertaking. The Engineer is expected
u be prepared 10 report on the same By lhai time.
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KAMA VIVA.

Since The las, Presidential election, large por-
lions Of Kanawha have been taken of TO form
Gimer, Boon. and Putnam Counties, oy "iich
Kanawha has lost about 500 votes Gays ma
iority SAL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-24

! ILLINOIS AND MISSlSSlPPI-We md
The following despatch, dated Cincinnati, Novem-
Der Is. in nc Columbus Sale Journal
All the Counties in Illinois ars heard rom but
hiieen, and The Whis gain is $50, but is not
suillcient The Stale roed ior Cass ard But
| Ter.
Thiry.four counties ia Mississippi gave
Wing gain Of 3 go The Stale is conceded 10
Cas- by small majori'y
LOUISIANA. We have carefully corrected
our returns received f.om The different parishes
(says The New Orleans Bullein) and find that
The present Taylor majority is 3,l5s; leaving ten
parishes YET 10 near nom whicn, III 1914, gave
$50 majority for Polk. We snail probably re-
duce that majority 10 800; leaving on he iull re-
turns for The whole Stale, majority Of abou,
1850 for Taylor.
Nsw YoRx-A te!egraphic despatch from Al
bany (says the Baltimore sun, gives he follow
Ing information as 10 The Presidential contest in
that STATE =
Official ard unofficial returns from the whole
I the Stale have been received, and give The fol-
lowing result:
Taylor, 2is53s
Van Buren,, l2O,376
Cass, 1853
Taylor over Cess, i03955
Van Buren over Cass, 5T93
All the counties are official, except Albany,
Cs,araugus, Err, New York Rocklaud and
Weslcheser.
Il will also be seen b. the above, tina, Inc joint
vote OF Cass and Van Buren, is &c, 42i greater
than that received by Gen. Taylor. There is al.
so upwards Of 80 900 less woes eastman there
was al ihs Presidential election in 1874, from
which il NAV BE- inferred that mol less than 80 900
citizens Of New York tailed 10 vote al all on the
Tth instant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-29

NOTICE "a hereby Eve1 that sppi cation viii ;. mad-
W. the Le iissiure ~ ne stae Of N.~-Y0rk A. the
Present stsson Thereof Tor 70 Incorporate the
" 2hiegton Nsrrein' n tn Cts q New Yors-Nsw-
YORK JiHlarF - $3.50. IS laU6ys
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DIX MOTIFS
BALSAmIC SYRUP.

THIS WONDERFUL MEDICINE Is rapidly sequiTins
awedeserved popularity over al other medicines ~
the speedy and permanent Of al diseases Of pull
nonsry character. consumption bTonrhiis'
coushs ssthn sud ell d'essss ans from impure blood
TO sn inenseni public little need BE- SAID and little % We
ish to say sth-r 70 convince the world By the most
deruousrsbe evidences q Is decided tuprlcry over
ANYTHING 81 the kind 10 certainty and efficacy.
The a. hand wh-n the system requires me
zreatest attention. uegeced COLI or cough may prove
serious m.tte You had better procure bottle ara
10 ~ wolff may be worth hundred times iis cost The
nst1r effect Of The Char gng seasOnss 70 produce auo
bid action throughout the system particula y 10 the blood
il not 10 pure and Thy state when this = the case
how nscesssr, 20 hsvs the remedy e. hand Boy 70 pa
health and you your Sickness W. are recef'
iBg gIea number Of cEthcAtes 70 me ico" eurc.
NEw-iORK, Feb, 1913.
Dr. Morris BALsAMIc SrRVP i take great pleasure IN
eror.roins 10 the public this simple bot yet insalua-
be neicins Having tried 10 for time past ane thus
fu testified ts merits do not hesitate n sfrm thst %
ioasenss' snd other ~ n9 nary WIN wslen
have any scquainisnce hENAi a sC ;NsO',
Dr.R SIR am gsd 70 see hst you have brought before
the public DR EorTs BALst~fc SYRUP for coughs. coas
&c long familiarity with The virtues of tbs medicine
confrs me in The belief that II Is the best preparation e.
tan FOR the purposes for which it Is prepared. IL s IS
pscay uses for children being pleasant 20 he taste snd
soothing In it, effects. J. : hkDFlhbD.
Clinton Hall, New-Yofk Feb, l848.
DEAR SIR not generally willing 20 lend my hams
raf certificate a patent medicines but with
ence % your "a medicine known ~ Dr. MoTTs BAL
savfc sYguP VIII chesrfuly say that u has been used Va
my family with decided success and think 10 very use
f4i edicine 70 be kept in every family
Tribune Office, Feb. 1913 THOMAS McELi Al H.
Price so bottla for sale Wholesale and retail
BY F. Ripley General AGENT for Ihe proPnetors eofnef
PAX place aud Broadway, NewIork, and az A. r. : d.
Sandss 100 Fu.lOast corner Of Ntlem = and a. me
Drugstore OF Henry Johns ~ coIner Of bieaa ~ anu
Chambersst and A l.. Winship, II East Broadway, cor
Marketst.; Mrs Hayes. $50 Fulton s. Brooklyn and oy
Druggists general
dress hr letter (postpad RIPLEY Sole Agent, cor
nsr Park place AID Broadway, NY 2ATuSsu Weowt
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Law Courts.

gufEsIoR CepRr ID o n SIN the matter Of open
,rf WasAirgfsn Part, Breetiyn.-C commissioners were
appointed ~ sls~ Of the legislature In relation 70 es
rcssss and sssessmens kc who advertised for persons
objections to appear and make them Inc report
of the Commissioners duly msde TO the Corporation,
Sho aid nS aes upon II The mater brought esio re- .s
ns1s they could not in,ererehs report must be con
ss veyert takes away every Inch Of ground he
ssssss without siv'ns him any eqoly should uch
uiiss.s:s have oeesrrsd they probably have not oe'n
Ia The matter Of the attachment against dntolne dceN-
NJ " having been shewn thar he Is Consul General OF
meat N the United States The attachment must be dis
CHARGED bat without costs the creditor cid mol know
he wus q Consul.
trial reinsurance testimony was allowed as TO usage
and tskoU. Motion is made ~ amend the ca
osptsons - to assse.--Motion allowed.
epAhsp Chase IAe Mtosaaios banking tssocinfion-
plaintiff 10 at liberty 10 proceed sgairs en-
In "a old mode. by summons or against the President
- Order denying the motion to qussh proceedings con-
Dullsy Bwck, implicated, &c. sds B~. q. Moody -Ae
ton BY Joint OF siesuboai against another fo
tseovsr damages the boat having been lost; u alleged
b. Of the other The Court held that partners
each must loA out Tor their property IN relation
each other II does not appear the defendant took the
host without permission OF Painsih-Judsnent for DO
KtIssss Aypksais, pla,ntg IN error, vs.. Geo. Jaa
>rberg, al APpeaI-Relsve to printing bills for the
Sacred Music Scciety-Juds me Mt affirmed.
Sas,xsi N,eAe pis,rf,e ~ srrsr v. Gee 1fsey dnd
ANT N appeal I'D gment affirmed.
fa~es w Seiisch JOAN =. Dsiapia'ae Judgment fo
plaintiff.
isdrsu L. Irela~d vs.. CafA>r,ae A. k,sem -Jud smen
Cor plaintiff with liberty TO defendant 70 amend Ac
Ssses s. Pr,sst vs. jonas PAil.'p' d a!-Judgmsnt TO
gaantd on demurrer.
'6s.ers M~fss. Iaswanos Co. ads Js'epA Ogden Juds
meat hr defe edant demurrer.
VA -fsptsuau az al ada Ctares Oaties Stay OF pro
eesdinss Bodinsd pssmt either party to notice
the cause for Argument
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YORK TRIBUNE.

song FO9 CLAY.....Fos The Inoune'
DorsT no, c,ub. no,. Ys noble ffiends Of Clay
Yms's btsl.est wreaibs arc on JyaF heios brow
wres,hs TIA, cannot will not fade or fsii away
Then dcub. not d0ati not DO your GUY h'S
shr,sk mott ssrlnk Dot & ON tho iapenies STRIFE
Nor ,remsle for he cav when comes he test
VOL on WORK on. ani ie, us crosn TIE ne
OHM We love. great HAIRY Of the West"
Fear no Fear GOT Ais time has come Al last,
Hopes star Is Cleaning brighsly IN our shy;
Ibeu boa, and nal your eolors 10 the mast,
And swear this time - sin The victory.
Doub. no,4 Doubt not The waichvore ncv Is said
In prssent days. as In the years soSt pss'.
Fsne fsngs her halo round cur heros head.
Fsaitlsss immortal. eharglsss TO the Last
FBANK r..
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NOTICE.-seslsd Proposals will be received he
Cofnmittee Charity and Aims until the ~
Of March az o'clock, NJ AZ the Office OF The Cro-
ton Aqueiuc Bosrd In the City of NewYoTk for about
feet In length Of the best saden pipe Of inches
bore a 20 for the length Of csstrOn pipe OF
iuches bore be laid the bed Of the Harlem river
from the foot OF One Hundred and 20
Randas siand-the css.rnn pipe shall have sufficient
number Of ball and socke joints permit ts proper adap
tton the bed Of the ryeTfo- the preparation a. the
BED Of he fiyer to receive tbs pipe and for the covering
up Of tho with heavy gravel or other proper ma
teriss The pipe will be subjected 70 such proof IS Is
deemed necessary
The prices the include the expense Of al
the materials aud labor necessary FOR the completion "
the same according ~ the plans and specifications hat
will be presented Tor examination, A. hereinafter men
toned
The work shall be psr1rmed under lse direction Of such
Engineer the Committee VI Charity and Aims shall az
point for hat purpose and IL shall be completed oy the
lsf day u Apni, l3ti.
Satisfactory security Will Be required for The perform
ence of the cJatrscL
The map add profile Of the line o.. pipe together wih
the specifications Of the materials, dimensi0us &c, viii
be ready for examination A the oce Of the Cfoton Aqne
duct B0ard, In the City Of New YORK. the 80 Day Of
February inst snd the Engn Will be IA auen-snet 10
make the necessary xplan4tiOns.
The fall Of all pefsJn. that are parties 20 "a pro-
position be written out 10 The EostuTe To- he -nn-
The Committee 20 themselves tbs M 10 &C
cept proposals N A. be offered either VI
the above pipes FOR the whoe Of the above described
they may consider the public Interest require
Sew York, Fec 10. 1913. III M
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rhe rrov Citv Bank has decIared semi. sonusl

The Troy City Bank has declared semi annual
dividend Of per cent payable on the let Of March.
The sahjOined tables, exhibiting the rapid m
crease Of our Canal Commerce, prepared ~ the t7e"
Journal simply ana clearly arranged that iney re-
quirs no commentary It IA necessary however 70 remark
TO the general reader, reason for TIE immense
Of Indian Corn pts that beside the unparalleled ioi
,xn demand for that article the State deemed II WEE
within wear or tEo 20 materially rs6ucs tho Toll. rPon
n This uctiOn with tee foreign demand has aitsSeo
Corn htberwsrd from Michigan and Illinois - wen -
Ohio; where's hitherto II would hardly pay 70 pihs u
rom the extreme western part OF our own state A.
These tables have been carefully prepared nom 'hs oi
oisl Re cords and may be implicitly relied upon 40,
Es,,p a, tldetoaS Of TIE articles Eamed frop S1O II
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DUBLfC NOTICE Is hereby gven that resolution
a hss be-n presented N the Board % Aldermen TIA
Ts-ufy ninth rh.rfsfh Thirty rnrfy second Ih
n r1, Thirty iy ADD IN rtysNth stress b. graded from
the ThrdEvenne the Fssi River. scd that tn fret
b. graded from Twenty Ehi s,set % Thirty
sixth street al persous interested n the ab1ve PROPOSE
ton, having 1beslns O. the sane. DESIRED % present
them 10 NTuug 10 tf- uniers e, AZ D once Nc ia
Of Records before the 18th fsy 81 March next AID
notice hereby fsrfh-- gV-r O. he 0En-s erd ra~a
10 crested 10 The above that % application NJ
tle Street mmsf1ler. within thirty JAYS r. fe sta
o' tns notice that they lave permission o. -ra1 t
same 90 their and expense provided To- sie
1one IN sec0rs 81 less than entire bl32k. ard
conformity with me recognized stions Street
C0mmis.i0usr's Ofce Feb 2l.l3F.
MARIIS z. THOMPSON.
~ tsih2J Street Couimiss .cnsr.
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PoLrcr-Four escaped conycts from Blackwell
Dr,rpuo1,vy F,Ry Al NrwARK.-s. MST.P.

Destructive FIRE AT NEwARK.-S. Nj. X I. p.
Howers Psent Leather Factory, No. 59i Greene ST. was
totally destroyed by fire about o'clock yesterday alter
noon The loss the stock. fixtures &c. amounted 70
s8soo-insured for 6,000 The buidins which belonged
10 Harvey FLEEING OF Warren Co was insured for 5000
Blacksmith shop adjoining belonging 10 JohnC beatcs
ley, also aestIoyed-loss $500 Newark Adv 1oih
Fatal AFfRsr.-Two colored men, Henry
Roberts and John King. got INTO on Monday night
of last week. and threw sndrons A. each other Tho
thrown by Roberts took effect upon the head OF King and
inflicted 90 severe wound 70 his death on Wed
uesday Roberts was arrested ard has Been examined
And put upon his trial. waertown jour I'D.
NyAL.--Tbe u. 8. frigate Brandywine was at
Rs Dc Jsnero January to sail for Monlevideo In about
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ARM JOU R N A l..
PORT OF NETWORK.

Arriyed-ship Susan Drew, Putlan. Canton, Oct O.
Aber Nov ~ ST Helena Jan II, teas silks &C. TO order
Lett a. Canton snip Yumicbi, Garfield, Heber, Patterson
TW Sears, Eldndge, HuntreSs, =, and psik i6cs'
Buxton all for the United States 10 Dec Ga the 10th Oct
had phoon the Coast Of Cochin China, aud for the
preservation Of the ship and cargo were Obliged to throw
overheard the deck load Of camphor Nov had severe
from III 70 2th, hsd strong Sesterly gales sasa rom
ST Helena in with bark Orb Rnooes, Of ana ior salem
fj days ZANZIBAR 18th Oct spoke In tbs China sea-
ship Thomas Perkins, Arthur 20 days from aLis ior
Boston, her again the ih Nov entering tho STRAITS
Of Suuds Nov TO- the North Thatcher, spose shi
Van Couyer from Boston for Canton Feb II, SPOKE sehr
Flrt from Plymouth for Porto Rico, in lat a. lon 70 w
Ship tSooloo, Brown, Iampat Tuau sumstra, oct -
via Pernambueo Jan "A, pepper, &c, to } IL Williams
Heard Of Anne vessel on the coast LAT o. lon - =
spoke bark Grafton OF Bo.toD Fsncis ITO days out for
sumstIs-al we'll Left a, an ~ big Brand
W NO. Smack Of aud for Philadelphia In few days bng
Justine OF Philadelphia, Johnson, from s. Johns oss
smd sailed the south Aiantlclad whale: oet
A. died on board the Sooloo At T5ass1ssn bIleselt
OF Wales. England Also, on the llh Oct Cbas samsrS'
aged 10 years Of Newburypor Mass. seaman on board
Brig Lycoming OF Warren, RI, Gardner NOTlesns, "A
d. and TArpauin Cove ds mo- asses, to Baker Cook
The wss bound Boston, but spoke by pilot boat
Oft Montauk and order to NYok lth inst lat 81 49, Ion
H. spoke brig Nsuvoo. I'm Charleston lumber loaded ior
Providence RI ds out spoke her again on the 9TH yine
70 in gale, reported having encountered very heavy
Savannsh for Boston intended put into Newport, ri
repair having previously been run into BY an uni nov
Other damage The has been so days North of Haties
and experienced very heavy weather
Brig Annawrn, tof port RI Carrier I'm Cardens
len inst rolasses to Sp0Aord, Tileston Co Nesse
lett before reported 10Th inst Key West beIng cast 4o
miles distant spoke ship Joshua Quincy OF Boston iron
Oesns for Liverpoo lith, lat y % Ion n 3d. spoke
bug Portland from Mstsuzas Of and for Portland I2.h
lat 80 Ion ~ spoke brig Phenix FIN Cerdenas ior New
Work l0.h inst ed away fore and mtin topmsst
Brig O,eeois, tof Plymouth, So Lonns 2lds I'm May
aeuez L X, 70 Aymar a Co. Left barks Chester
/ Watson waiting freight Jsmes Hall, Croneh from Y
ldgs Csrmelits Cole, waiting freight Panchiis bs
lust srrived from Aguadila- Bngs oseeola, Kendall
waiting feisht; Gipsey. Hawley, for soon Sanue
l. Nit hell Gaskiil, do do; Wssahickon from Y, JUS
arrived. Sebr Hope, Mitchell, for soon; Atlantic
Cook from Provincetown, for Norfolk coon Native
Goodwin waiting freight, Gold, Hunter, of and for Tia
schr Surveyor, Chapman. New-Hsve empty hhds.
Sehr Minerva, Robinson. GreeDport, Ii.
enthusiastically Sarah Sands. Thompson, Lverpoo
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IIAsTrNGs,s COMPOUND

SYRUP OF NAPHTHA
MOT ONLY A POSITIVE But a WARRANTED
INQUIRE for consumption and ell diseases Of the iunss
This edicne has decided the dispute about the cusb
y Of consumption, snd satisfied the medical faculty ard
a who have used that consumption sni ali Affections
Of the lungs can not only be cured bot that they easily
snd simply cured, almost any Of the disorders 20
which he hsman frame Is liable The operations Of >
single bottle which Il suhcient 20 SATISFY any pa
tentif not altogether too far with the dsesse-o
fact and single dose gives evidence OF rs ex
traordinsry Influence in sresng aud eradicatns the
LADY BIZ the immediate relief which Il affords This Is
ouack or secret remedy Dr. Hastings its dscoverer, 10
Of the most eminent physicians Of the age, and rs.
made full disclosure Of its history, and al its c0mPo
by Of combining to himself for the safe Of profit secret
which calculated ~ do such universal good And such
mas been the wonderful rssult Of s operations that the
London Lancet, Medical Tines sd the most emins Mt
physicians OF both rmisphsTes anxousy calling upon
sufferers to have immediate 30 IT, and proc aim
ing that Of all medicine 10 alone has positively
tabished it, efficacy b. undeniabe proofs Of curing
sumption aud 81 other diseases Of the lungs.
OPINIONS or THE PRESS
Fran the Sunday Atlas Of Jan. 10. 1915
We would eau the attention Of our readers % ths ~
vertisemeut Of Hastr CompOund Syrup Of Na.Htha
quack rank, Of the bes. phyeisus Of EaslAnd
lie az the head Of the Benheim a. free Dspens.
~ Having like most other physeisns hal has ate nio1
drawn tbs great pre- OF deaths em palm mary
mpans be devoted his earnest attention 70 70 ff sew
Ell. yea-, and the result his coutctOn thai naphha
remedial agent IN c0usumpfion surpassed 10Y other
remedy known 70 the faculty irhas been used with
the greatest By neary Oil Of the htst Physicians OF
England, and we learn from the American agent tDr
Harrsonl il being Introduced extensively In
owD hospitals and in the private prsees Of majority Of
physicians. We advise al who are in sny way tfou
blsd with pulmonary complaints 70 Try ssnse bottle
Ffors the Western Palladium Of Dec. ), is47.
We were much surprised The other oAy b visit nom
an acquaintance whom las' few week. since con
iced 70 his bed By complaint Of the lungI. he
Is now In almost perfect health sna ne assured that this
Hasiins.s Com pound Syrup u Hsphtha
th- United states. 81 A. z. HARRISON,
. ~ fu,-oaDkN lf7 Greenwich
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COUGHS. COLDS.

Nd DISEASES o. THE LUNGS, sOSEsEr AID WILD
AcHEgRY COUCH CANDY pot Gp n packages OF ~ and
each, 10 the form q couscidsted crops very
pleasant and edsctusl remedy for TIE Of Coughs,
sore Throat and al diseases Of the Longs slso IN en-
tsnsve for clearing the voice u IL fast taking TIE
paee of all other candles u y not only etsetua but
pleasant the the reputation Of ifs INGREDIENTS Il
guaranty Of its efficiency For genuine cali for Nn
Browns Boneset and Wild Chsnv Candy, 10 the .orn
PREPARED and sold BY VIM BROWN, AL Washington
Boston. For sale by 3. ID. SANDS Druggists 100
FGon-st corner Of Wlzm also a rs Broadway All "
F.ss Bro.dvav Nex.Ior< lCf In