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National Washington Monument.
Order Of the Professor. at the laying ofths Cornerstone
The Military.
oicers OF the Army and Navy, in full dress, on foot
The Fremen
The President of the United States
Members OF the Cabinet.
Foreign Ministers
Judges q the United States Courts
The two Houses of Congress, preceded by their officers
The Masonic Fraternity.
The Monument Society
The Orator of the Day and Revolutionary Soldiers
The Odd Fellows Association.
Delegations from the States
The Association of Red Men. t.r r
The Corporate Authorities of Alexandria, Georgetown and
Washington.
The Temperance Associations.
The Washington Benevolent Society.
The German Benevolent Society.
The Literary Associations.
Colleges.
Citizens at large.
The military will be formed in d street, fronting to the
north and the right of the artillery resting the sSsaf
in front the City Hail. The other divisions of the pro-
cession will be arranged bring them all into column
of march the intersection of 9Th street west and street
north ytft aet
The line of maxch will be from street, by I'd street, to
Pennsylvania thence with tbs l4h
west thence by l4h street TO Monumeus square.
Arriving the site of the Monument the procession will
be formed the positions assigned It's respective di
ORDER OF CEREMONIES.
The masonic order is charged with laying the corner
AS soon as the formation the ground is complete there
will be-
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Hymn Wth consent let all tho earh, to be sung by
the whole concourse sold Hundred"
Grafton by Hon. r. c. WINTHROP, Speaker Of the House OF
Representatives.
Laying the cornerstone. 8i
Address by the Grand Master ~ GU sit
The salute of guns will be red at the moment of
the marching of the column and salute Of thirty guns
win be fred the ceremonies of laying the
stone concluded F.f
The various divisions will be at their respective rendez
vous so as to form by 10 O'Clock, .. m. sf' 81
The officers and marshas charged with the execution Of
the details will be announced hereafter also will be the
details themselves.
For the present the Military win report the Marshal
The Firemen to Mr.. George s. Gideon.
The Masons Mr. B. B. French.
The Odd Fellows to Mr.. w. F. Bayly
The Red Men to Mr.. G. w. Boteler, jr.
The Rechabites to t~
The Sons Of Temperance and Freemen's Vigsnt Total
Abstinence Association to Mr.. A. F. Cunningham.
The Washington Benevolent Society Mr. A. J. Joyce.
The German Benevolent Society Mr.. A. Keesc and all
others the Marshal
1t deemed absolutely essential the good order and
display the procession, that carriages horses
cept those forming part of the procession, shall come into
the streets in which the procession is formed, through
which it shall pass 1t is equally important that, during
walks into the The marshals will be charged with
these Subjects and it earnestly hoped that every good
citizen will aid them in carrying them into effect.
Due will be given of the order OF proceeding after
the laying of the cornerstone.
JOS H. BRADLEY, Marshal.
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nLATED and Japanned Goods, CntIsry, Fancy Hard-

DLATED and J"panned Goods, Cutlery, Fancy Hard.
i ware, Baskets and Brushes, Kitchen Utensils, and
Housekeeping articles generally reduced prices Pur
chaers desiring good and cheap housekeeping articles will
find themselves amply repaid by calling the subscribers
House furnishing Store, opposite Cente.maket and ex
articles and prices He has recently received in ad
dtion to his former stock, fresh supply OF Plated and
Britannia Goods consisting Of
Cakebaske casors candesticks shutters and trays, NC.
Also superior cutlery in wood bone, and ivory handles,
in sets of 81 pieces and halfdozens
Japanned trays and walters separate and in sets
Painted tin toiet-sets, and in separate pieces
Baskets and brushes of almost every description
And an endless variety OF kitchen utensils and house.
keeping articles generally.
All of which he pledges himself to sell at prices consider
ably reduced from former rates, and accommodating
terms. . u-
June I4-3aw3wif c. w. BOTBLER.
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PATENT OFFICE, June B. l848.
| ON the petition Ross Winans, OF baltimore

" the PetItion OF N0as Wihahs, OF Haiuimore,
~ praying for the extension of patent granted to him
the ls October 1884, for improvement in railway
and carriages for from the expiration OF
lB4S-
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent
Office the third Monday of August next, (2ls at IL
o'clock, M and all persons notified to appear and
show cause, any they have why said petition ought not
to be granted ---.--.-
Odered also. that this notice be published in the Union
lntelligencer and Demokra, Washington; Argus, Balt
New York Post, Boston Gazette Portsmouth, N H.;
Post Pittsburg; and Inquirer, Cincinnati; week
for three successive weeks the last publication whereof
be least sixty days previous the said third Monday of
August next. EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioner of Patents.
PS Editors of the above papers will please copy, and
send their bills to the Patent Office with paper contain
ing this notice
June 4-w3W
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PARLIAMENTARY ELoQUENCE.-s

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF Can
ning and extracts from his writings, volumes octave
of $50 pages full bound in leather price af price) rs
cents. The Selected Speeches of Wyndham and Huskis-
complete in volume of GIG pages price (af
prce) Is Selected Speeches of Patrick Henry Fisher
Ames, John Randolph, Edward Livingston, Gouverneur
Morris, Bayard Pnkney, Webster, Gason Calhoun Eve
rett, Josiah Quincy and other distinguished Americans,
complete in volume of 53 pages, full bound in
price ha price) 81 cents For sale "a few copies only by
F. TAYLOR.
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JESSE f. DOW,
Notary Y'ullfc and General .Hgcuf,

OEce, No. 8, Union buildings, directly under the Union
Office, Washington, ID. O.,
TTENDS to the prosecution of claims before Congress
"A and the departments of the government Fen
SONS and bountyland warrants particularly attended to-
Bounty land purchased and sold The heirs and
legal representatives of the officers and crew OF John Paul
Jones squadron in 1873, will find il to be to their interest
to apply Mr. d. he having the rolls Of the Bon Homme
Richard and Alliance, and tell ut glance Who and
oo not entitled share in the Denmark przes Per
abroad who desire business be attended by Mr.
will be required in all to pay postage and enclose
retaining fee of S.
generally
Mar bly, IIntel1
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conducted by James Stryker.-Ths valuable perodi-
cal is Just issued from the press of E. c. a. T. Bddle
Philadelphia II may be had the bookstore of the sub
scrbe who is the agent for this city, who will
subscriptions and deliver copies all that wish it,
WILLIAM M MORRISON,
Penn avenue, Washington city.
0For the character and design of the work. reference
also made to Hon John A. Bryan, opposite Wizards Ho-
tel, Pennsylvania avenue. June 3-2awu
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indian Treaties.-Treaties between the United State
and the various Indian tribes, complete from IT'S to
1897 also, the laws OF the colonies and the laws OF the
State governments since 1868 in relation Indians and
Indian affairs and the proceedings of the Congress of the
Confederation and the laws passed by Congress the
subjects The whole collected into volume large
octave. A few copies for sale by
June 8 +. TAYLOR.
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Salt Water Bathing at paney p.,n., Md.

7,HE POTOMAC PAVILION. at this delightful water
ngpace, will be open, usual for the reception and
accommodation OF vsiters, the 18th of June. Piney
Point situated at the mouth OF the Potomac river
manding noble and picturesque View OF the Chesa-
peake Bay 1t of being about hundred
miles from the cities of Baltimore and Washington. The
bathing this place is all times perfectly safe, there
is uDdecurrent and the invalid and Others enjoy
surf bathing with the greatest security The bathing houses
have been put in complete Order and will be well attended
To the invalid, there is no place that present
attractions for the promotion of health for
pleasure and recreation and regular breeze
renders the air all times perfectly pure and elastic.
An excellent cotion band will be in attendance all the
season. number Of and safe fishing and sailing
boats have been provided
Board per month $50 90 i.
week 900
Sc GO day so
Children and servants half price.
- The steamer Columbia will leave Washington for Piney
Point every wednesday at D a. m returning will leave
the Point Sunday ut 6 a. m.
The steamer osceola leaves Washington for the Point
every Sunday att M, and Thursday 8 a. IN return
ing will leave on Wednesday and Saturday morning.
A. w. KIRKWOOD,1 o.. n
+. L. KELLER, { rropfietors
June l-3tswtlstJ uy&2awt1Sept
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nILTTARY Laws q the United States, including
N those relating to the army, marine corps. volunteers
m ia bounty lands pensions to which are prefxed
the rules articles and the Constitution OF IN
" T. TAYLOR.
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r ETTERs ofMrs. Adams wife OF John Adams, win
Ia Introductory Memoir. by her grandson, CHARLES
Francis ApAMs-Fourh and enlarged edition, containing
also the letters addressed by JOHN Quincy Adams 10 ms son
lime I6 +. TAYLOR. <
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EDWARD HARTE,
attorney at L0sC and .adcocnte for Ciainsaafs,
WASHINGTON. ID C.


Ofice on pennsylvania avenue, our doors above the
publication office of the Union.
Bounty lands treasury scrip, and pensions procured for
discharged soldiers and others entitled them Also all
claims before Congress add the executive departments
government attended to with promptitude.
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Chippewa Land District In the Territory OF Wis
consin.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
General Land Office, April 7, l84S
IN pursuance of the first section of the act of Congress,
entitled s'An act to create additional land district in
the Territory of Wisconsin, and for other purposes APP
proved March do hereby declare and make known,
that land office for the district created by said act is
tablished the Stalls of s. CroiI Riu in said Terri
tory this day designated by the President of the
United States.
Given under my hand the city of Washington, this
eventh day of April Domn thousand eight hun
bred and forty -eight.
BY order OF the President:
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
April l4--wl2w
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er4 I'd CoIIECroR's OrrIcx, Jane II, 1885,
CtrTY TAxEs--Notaee - dslinqnsnsss-Ah persuns
~ whose upon rosl personal propsr rsmna duo
and unpaid hereby notified that such - shall coonu4
in arrears after day of August will Be proceeded
against for the enforcement OF collection, a. oifec@o
unpaid taxes. poruwrr sssis (
r,rs "a 2.,v,d,f Collector
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NICHOLS Architecture OF the Heavens, VOL. Ed
1N mburgh many engravings
Nichols Conem plations of the Solar System, VOL, Ed
inburgh, many engravings,
Practical Astronomy and Geodesy, by Professor Mar
rien, vol, London, -
Professor Mullers Physics and Meteoroogy, vol Lon
don, l847.
Astronomie Practique, par Franceur, vol, Paris,
Geodesie, par FrancGur vol, Paris,
Elementary Illustrations of the Celestial Mechanics OF
Laplace, vol London
terguson's Lectures vol,
Mackay on Longitude, 2 vols,
KelIey's Spherics, VOL,
Hutton's Mathematical Tables l VOL,
French Nautical Almanac for 1850
British Nautical Almanac for 1851
Imported from England and France, together with many
other works OF the same class of science, by
April IL F. TAYLOR.
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TREAsURER's STATEMENT,

TTaSyyw hha@
TO
andh
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U,HE Diplomatic and onc.al Papers Of Daniel Web
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8eck's Botany of the United States north OF Virginia,
vol. ~, :, -
The Posthumous Works of the Rev. Thomas Chalmers.
vols. u. =. .g 80. 20 II,
Eastern Life, by Miss Martineau, vol.
Neander's Life oil Christ, VOL . -
Mrs Adams's Letters new and enlarged edition, vol
Hcadley's Life OF Cromwell, vol.
Seltcontrol, Ia novel;) by Mary Brunton, q cents
Angela, "a nove) by the author of Two ga Ne Mems
Tales" r. IAILOn.
june IL
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rv,HE Imputed Dramas OF shakspsars.-A supple
men to the Plays Of Shakespeare, comprising the seven
dramas which have been ascribed to his pen but which
are not included in modern editions, vizs
The two Noble Knsmen,
The London Prodga,
Thomas Lord Cromwell, tr
Sir John Oldc astle, - , e.
The Puritan, tho Widow OF Waiting SToet,
The Yorkshire Tragedy,
The Tragedy Of Iocrine
Complete in VOL. edited by VIM. Gilmore Simms esq.,
with notes and an introduction to each play it i9
just published - rAvrop
June II. fs.e =. AAIAOA-5 s
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rs number lottery-l2 drawn ballots.
Tickets $10-Halves $5-Quarers 50 80.
Certificates Of packages of rs whole tickets $l3O 90
Do do rs half do IS 90
Do do 25 quarter do 81 30
Orders for tickets and shares and certificates Of packages
in the above splendid lotteries will receive the prompt
attention. and official of each drawing sent i'm
medately after it is to all who order from Adj
Dress
]. ~ G. MAURY,
Agents for j. w. Maury Co., Managers,
June 24-dNcf Alexandra, Virginia.
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Navy Beef and Pork for Is19.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

BUREAU OF Provisions CLOTHING June 7, lsio
CEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for Beet,
- and proposals for Pork, the case may be, VIII be
received at this office until o'clock p M Monday the
10Th day of July next furnishing and delivering, tree Of
all cost and risk TO the United States
Five thousand four hundred barrels of navy beef and
four thousand eight hundred barrels navy pork;
Each barrel contain less than two bundled pounds
nett weight of beef pork of weight in either
article will be paid for To be delivered at the respective
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S5O,OOO-S2O, OOO-S1O,OOO!
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY
For endowng Leesburg Academy and for other purposes
Class 81, for lS48.
To be drawn in Alexandria, Va, Saturday. the 18th
Julv 1S13
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A Catechisnn of Thorough Bass and Harmony, by
"A Joussez rs cents.
Hamilton's Introduction to Choral Singing IS cents.
Hamions Theoretical and Practical Catechism Meo-
dy, rs cents.
Reichas Orchestral Primer, 25 cents
May n +. TAYLOR
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NTOrICE.-As is customary, our customers may expect
IN tobe presented with their respective accounts made
up tho LIST of July, when confidently hope each and
all may promptly forward quidate the same, and
start airesh. -
June I7-w3w PHI HOOE CO.
nRAWN Numbers Of the Virginia Leesburg Lot
- terry, Class n, drawn June "a, lS4S
]. w. MAURY 81 CO., Managers.
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46,5s5-917 .5OO-SlO OOOg
0r5-l6 drawn ballots OF 10 numbers making NOR
prizes than blanks 40
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For endowng Leesburg Academy and for other purposes
Class IS, for lS49.
To be drawn in Alexandria, Va, Saturday, the I'D
Tulv IS1S
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Drafts heretofore
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31

REMARKABLE CURE OF FILES,

or Thirty YEARS ST EDfEG
Mount Wssbiu ton. Berkshire Co. Mass Nov 20, 1s47.
Mes.ts. kETrHkN 4 HFtEuAv+
Gcuts-For thirty wears have teea afflicted with
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and ro'aisfs IF te hnwcs and winch lad sic
ail medical atuieut Dr. tHapH al ard others copd
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de'y description. was confined 90 ms led analc 20
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three DAYS heirre commenced using DR. Urhanis Fec
fusrY. was entirely sperCilss aud NY burial CLOTHES
made rHi under the teneicen hiercies Of Frovt
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Mas have the pleasure Of stating The TACT To the
public tbat irslti is gond and hope live many
wears, ii % T. Gods il and To muke know The virtues
oflr jFham's ileytuary, an - recommend 1t 10 my
afflicted fellow creatures. % hripel me eyoud the *
rertatio ot all q al knew nay case. aud eau oHy sa
90 Others that t Is ny opnsn the hest niodtcne
Tie world for Piles. any disease Of the oels aud
the, VIII according TO the setlous VIII myself
warrant a rnte every one. Nsirs. with The ujinos.
expression ot fhanatuibess CORNELIUS SPUR
EEfca aut. Herk Co. Mass. Nov. 20 Isf7.
The above certificate tels simple aii truthful story
Of suHgfns AID reief. o. which physician aud
ness ia tbc case 1 cheeIfully endorse
DR.. CHAPMAN.
NorIcE.-fhc genuine Upbam's Ecrtuaty has tbs
written Signature; thus or Uptam, " ~ Tie
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sold wholesale aad hg EHfeutN 4 HENsH,v,
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THE GRAND PEEGATIVE
DIR. SIIIkSNEEs,s

Sugar Coated Vegetable Extract Pills
rsyHEs celebrated Pills have obtained an euvi ahle
d noiarieiy IN The tnted states a eurotve for gid
cosYenoss, coughs, heart hur iiyer comp
throat, inward weakness paipilaisn the hear
md sesiia ANA variety of other diseases TO whic
fest heir ancdiclne for the million. In all
ufilc year, spring summer, fall aud winter, undet
all circumstances they can he Taken perfect
and As Nefmtiuge snd general uedicne for
children iley unrlVaied. Beng coated with pure
white sugar, children wiii easily them; they
ther grippe nauseae gentle 'ut thorough thet
operation. For adults ~ increasing The dose. Hey
equally henefcai As ABii- Bilious fill they 10 he.
found without superior. asa any among the thuu
sands who them, and an unqualified approval vii
be the eerlar result
Remember DR.. G. Cickner the original inventor
Of sugar Coated tls, ai,d Ist nothing the
heard OIL until he introduced them June. ST.
Purchasers, should the eore always for thckners
sugar COATED Vegetable Pills, and take otheF The,
wii b. made lie victims OF fraud Price - pee
b. CHcknets prno pai oil ice for The sale OF rs Ct
Nefsey - Get. New i nd.
Is m JACkSoA. - Liberty =, head Of Wood street
Pittsburgh, Pa 1elofAi Ae%nt for feunsy lNana, NortA
Dhs. aud Western Vagina.
sold by t4e fo'ipait ttuiY appointed sgegts.
\ q Fsrchild, " h.eliug; jas A GRAY * co, Brdse-
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Relisturah; T. ost, " atTcntosn; ~ a!lace Brsck
ef. la -rAnse; Natue 4 Nauce, Triadeipha: Geo wi
son, Nosg Alexander; John keisy "a. ysvtlie sample
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AOTlCE--A . fairchiid has been appointed supply
ing Agent TOR Nestern Virginia Agents requiring
u.er supplies, and persons wlsln. 10 LeeOGis Agents
wlu please apply ~ aim. y3
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u = =" 77'N08
IN RUSSELL, G5 cs,harinc-si
EctrIuiP fEettteine.

DR. TOWNSEND SUsaparita - q sovereign and speedy
forIncI picut Consumption Barfeuess Pfops Itrf
Falling af the W omh Cosliveuess. Piles Lcurorrhga
~ Whites ohstructrd difficult Meustruatiuu. lncunt
Of Ufnr involuntary discharge thereof aud for
the gcurr grcstratinn the systemno natter whether
the result Of inherent cause produced Hg Iregu
iarity Illness accident Nothing can he safpts
iHs than IT. iuvgorang effects the human frame. Per-
Of all weakness and ttssude from taking
become robust aad fun OF energy under s Influence It
imnedatey couuteracts the uert cssness of tic female
frame, which As the great cause Of Batreaness Twin uot
De expected OF us, Of delicate nature 10 cx
hibt certcates OF performed bat the
afflicted that hundreds Of cases have been reported
Thousands Of cases where flmIe, have been without
children. arer using few bottles of tl.s invaluable me
ono h.Ne hecn hle.sel with fnn. heallN ol.n-Ing
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RAISING BLOOD
AND CONSUMPTION. PAIN N TIE SIDE
AND NIGHT sWEATs, ASTHMA.
WHoOpING COUGH, PALPITA-
TIoN OF TIE HEART.
LIVER COMPLAINT

WHo0PlNG COUGH, PALPITA-
TIoN OF TIE HEART,
LtvER COMPLAINT
BRONCHITIS.
Aud all diseases Of TIE throat lungs aud liver cured by
Sherman's a. ilea'tns Haisan.
RAISING BLOOD AND CONStI NPTiON.
Nr. Niine, iulder. IN BROOKLYN. attacked with
ralsing blood, followed by cough, pa ia the side
Snd atHe nsua symptoms Of Consumption. lie en-
p"ysa Two OF Cue hest ns siesns lley did him good,
aud told sIin he cot Id Nor LIVE Hearing Of the
wonderful cures PERFORMED ty sbernan's Rasam he
sent al lGop,pck At night to Mrs Hayes. lag Fulton 81
aud col nti - Il alel ate i6e chdrul STOPPED tho
needing atJ cone'd Before e bad taken one hottie he
was able 10 lie a'out his WORK Il had SAVED His
III =. HIS daughter, residing at ~ Myrtle Avenue,
. attest
Mi,s Ann Mason, Of y ams' urgh living in Tenth.
near south Fouft street saysIna sire had .ee If "a.
bcd wish harhInz cough and rain "a the chest tor n
long TIME winch al last became tad tiat she was oh
t4ed 20 eve up her seAuaI ioae Than a year She
tton commenced taking the All Heating Balsai--wh ch
soon aiieViaed her pous. She low as recover
ing and has assumed her lal OF oBs Occupation as
teecher. liteafs air jotnUN eel lUth avenue and 2ist
street. suffered with oourb raising of peei and pom
"a hisside lie roo d gel No RELIEF til hetred the
AealWg B8!sain, Winch drove the pain from his de
ee} the cough and brought TIE dsease upon the sur
face ana before me nae iatn three bottles, entirely
uici
rLEuRsY AND CONSUMPTION Mrs Bsggas,
lady upwards OF 20. residing re Sheriff has for wears
.een subject 10 attacks OF Fearsy RAISING of Blood Sc
we're Cough SHORTAGES OF Breath. PAN IN her Head amt
various arts ef lodv Hei friends helieved her
ecoYFrN. The AHtieaiing IIaisani relieved Der at
o"ee OF all hef alarming symptoms aud she allie
o attend to her work
ASTHMA AND WnoopING COUCH. Mrs In
cteiia Wells, % Christie street; l. Beas 10 eian .ey
street VIM u Aoungs. Walnut street, know lte value
OF his great remedy.
ASK ior sheiuians Aii-Healng Baisani and see that
w,e , ssia5f IS o saes 4, a., Tge = eens
. tanrbtd. Naeelinei kicfker e Sou, Wells.
lurgh; Wallace * iraeker. La Grange; l. q Nosi
Wauenlo"i,; Wadd'e * Vance. Tfide,lia; Geo " l.
son Nes Alexander; john Kelley, cassshle Sample
SWF~lfY W aslnuetUn.