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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-07

Another table showing the same thing =
In the Secretary's report, the apparent ava
notes and loans for the year beginning
stated at
Apparent avails for the first quarter of the
current year :
Available for the last three quarters of the
current year :
Apparent avails for the two fiscal years :
Deduct treasury notes issued under acts of
redeemed during the year beginning July
l, 1876 :
Do - first quarter OF the current year :
Notes redeemed issued under other acts :.
Notes redeemed in the hands of accounting
officers -
Amount of treasury notes redeemed in the
two years :
Apparent avails OF treasury notes and loal
years brought down :
Deduct amount of treasury notes redeemed
in the two years :
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-07

Real ayails OF treasury notes and loans Tor
the fiscal year beginning July l, 1876,
treasury notes redeemed having been de-
Quoted :
Do. for the first quarter of the current fiscal
Available for the last three quarters of the
current fiscal year :
Deduct amount of treasury notes issued I'M
der acts of 1916 and 1917, which We're in
the hands OF the accounting officers Octo-
Der l, 1917, and not covered by warrant,
aud were in effect redeemed :
Whole amount available from noes and
loans under acts of 1916 and lSi7 :
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-07
2,l6,7M 90

3,5ll,403 A.
6,ol5,07s 90
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-07

33,OOO,OO0 90
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-07

Whole amount available under acts OF 1916
and 1917, Tor the two years :
Democratic banner., 1848-05-22

This day the Democratic National Con-
from the National Democracy, the fttest
person to present to the people for their
suffrages in November. All eyes of the
Union are turned to Baltimore, and the
Democratic party throughout TIE land but
waits the decision of the Convention, TO
rally upon their man. Theirs is no vain
GLORIOUS boasts of the military or political
career of their mer, but of their steady and
u%ntiring support OF the measures of their
party. and of their country. Never has the
great Democratic party met under more
.auspicions circumstances, and never have
its members had more true causes to stimu-
late their energies TO C~xcrtion and to victo-
ny. The circumstances under which they
meet is suspicious, because, the party is
firmly united on every national measure,
Of sectional jealousieS, from the St.
Lawrence to the Del Matte. The Wilmot
Proviso wing in New York, is the unl, fac
ton that has raised its voice to mar the har-
mony of the party throughout these widely
.con!cderatcd States. And no portion Of the
party is more thoroughly Democratic, On
all measures between the two grea! politi-
cal parties, than the Barnburners eff New
York. The support they owe TO these mca-
sureS will net suffer them to ALLEVIATE them
selves from the party tia advocates them;
while their political opponents upon every
thing rejoice at the prospect of diScord,
and base their only hope of SecceSs upon
our division. Ours is a party based upon
about which all its numerous
members agree, and for the success of
which they will present at the contest an
nnbroken front throughout the length and
breadth of the Union.
How different it is with our political OPP
ponents! Theirs is a party or parties, bas-
ed upon OPposition, with scarcely another
upon which one half of them can
agree. They are divided upon measures
only local but upon these most general
in their character. Their jars are hushed
and their divisions concealed in the minority
in which they have been placed by the peo-
pie. To give them the power would be to
expose to the public gaze the many stripes of
which their motley raiment is composed,
and to cause their breaches TO glare out in
hldeous chasms, sufficient TO engulf every
wing of their unwieldy political carcass.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-22

The news from Mexico is conflicting as
to the prospects of the ratification of the
Treaty. AT last accounts but three MEN,
bers are said to be wanting to form a quo
rum. The time for their action is short,
the LIST Of June, when Gen. Butler will helm
them to come to a conclusion.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-22

The Wisconsin, a paper published at Mil
waukee, says that Dewey (dem.) is elect
Governor of that State, BY from two to
five thousand majority; and both of the
Democratic candidates for Congress, Oar
Ing and Lynde, are also elected BY good
majorities.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-22

living essence is imparted as perfectly as it
was received. Thus will thy good extend
itself, and the influence which thou hast
communicated will progress while the world
shall stand, in indefinite, infinite multiplied
ton.
II Seventy-Six is requested to copy.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-22

Electors far Presldentand Vlce President.
lst District-JOHN c. WELBORN, of Pike.
.2nd A. MKINNEY, of Randolph.
3fd f. B. EWING, of Ray.
.4th G. d. HALL, of Lafayette.
9Th " b. +. MASSEY, of Lawrence.
9th J.H. RELFE, of Washington.
1h TRUSTEN POLK, of St. Louis.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-22

For Congress,
WILLIAM V. n. BAY, Of Franklin.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-22

For 1T. Governor,
THOMAS l.. PRICE, of Cole.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-22
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

For Governor:
AUSTIN A. KING, of Ray.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-01-20
Watering Cattle.

Many farmers suffer loss by not pro-
yldlng good and convenient water for
their cattle. An animal that is COM
PEELED to go half mile over a slippery
road, and chased perhaps by dogs, can
not gain in flesh by the operation. liza
COW has to travel twice day half a mile
to water, and return, she travels two
miles day or ten cows perform TWEEN
~ miles OF travelling per day, and two
thousand miles each winter.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-01-20
The Beat All.

Job Lane Esq. of Cornwall, few days
since Killed two weathers, whose tallow
alone weighed SO Ia lbs. The same
sheep last year sheared l6 ID pounds
of wool,
Where can fatter things be made than
in goad old Cornwall, and who among
her farmers can excel our friend LANE.
,Hiddlebwy GALAXY.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-01-20

DTThe report of the committee Of
Washington County Agricultural Socie-
ty, on field crops, came too late for this
week. We shall give it in our next pa
per.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-01-20
FOR SALE.
IlE subscriber offers for sale jay, Essex County,
Il half OF a
FORGE, for making bar Iron.

tut
Said Forge has three FIRES and capable of turning
and half tons of Bar Iron per day II nearly stu
tho Ausabo river twenty miles above eevle and
Ia miles from Jay Upper village In the vicinity is in
exhaustibe supply of coal timber where any quantity of
coal be bought for four and half dollars per hundrod
To amy who wishes to engage in tho Iron Business this
is opportunity
Also at Jay Upper Village, one SAW MILL, nearly new
capable of cutting out eighty thousand pieces Of lumber per
year There arc two dwellings attached to said mill lot.
Also, BLACKSMITH'S SHOP.
Also about fifteen hundred of LAND situate nbou
thco miles from said Forge and MILL covered with coal and
saving timber, sufficient to furnish said Fogoand Mill for
more more than fifteen yeas. Said property will be sold
separate or together
Tho above property will be sold low, and part of tho
purchase money o for Of yonos. For aud
particulars apply TO the subscriber Waterbury, Washing
ton County, VT. or TO JOHN u. DOWNER, the prem
ses. THOMAS Ii. DOWNER.
December GOTH lS47. 49:6w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-01-20
The Largest Pig yet.

. #. b. Hall of Plainfeld killed a shoat
7 months and 10 days old, weighing
365 lbs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-01-20
SPLENDID BOOKS.

81 LEN DID DOOhS.
CHEAP FOR CASH BY J.. p. WALTON e. SONS.
BIBLES Il PRAYER BOOKS.
Bibles English and American, Illuminated and plain
Prayer Books, New York and Philadelphia editions.
ANIMALS.
Leaflets Of Memory; The Gem Of tho Season; The Opal
Sacred Tableuxrelgious Christian Keepsake Christmas
Blossoms The May Flower Friendships Gif The Rose
Of Sharon; The Amaranh; The G of Friendship Friend
ships Offering; The Gem The Founian-temperance
POETRY.
Thompsons Seasons illustrated; alecks Poetical works
Burns, Milton, Young and Cowper The Floral Year, u
minated Fosius Longelow's Evangeno Paradise Lost ;
Tappan's Poetry Of Life Motherwels Minstresy SOLITARY
Hours, by Caroline Southey Chide Haiold Gathered
Leaves, by Miss Gould.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Franklns Works, Mechanics Own Book, Letters to young
Floa's Interpreter, Sprague's Letters Daughter, Mrs
Chids Letters from New York. Aderbrook by Fanny For
testcr New Years Day by Ms Gore, Tuppers Provebia
Philosophy Young Ladys Home, The Lady's Recipe Book
by Miss Leso, Fich's Consumption Cured Every Day
Hand Book Wayand's Elements of Moral Science, Life
Putnam, Pictorial Life ofTayor Incidents of American His
tory Washington his Generals, Edgcwoiihs Moral Tales
Life tho Ocean, the American Cruiser, and variety of
Wiley & Putnam's choice cheap publications.
FOR THE YOUNG.
great and rch variety, the Boys TIeasary o.
Sports, Parleys Annual the Little Republic Picture Story
Book Arthurs Tales hume rous) Charlotte Elzabebs
res (numerOus Leisure Moments Improved Parleys Every
Day Book, James Fonchs excellent books young the
and choice assortment varying from cont 10 dollar vol
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-01-20

I, DR. John Marshall, the undersigned, having been
whoedled by Harrison C. GIdley into the belief that he
would do great things to me, If would lend HIM my
TO enable him mako and vSnd the the article called "Dr
that although did, in consideration OF tho promises made
by said Grdley,f allow him for time make Of my
name he DESIRED he having totally failed TO make
good his promises to retrdet and forbid his thus
ing my name hereafter.
would also state, that in the year 1885, sold to Charles
Bowen, for valuable consideration In money all light,
title aud interest in and said MarshHs Snuff, and
that he alone has made the article for the last twelve
years, and is the only LAWFUL and The sole proprietor Of The
genuine Mdrshaus ArOmde CatarTh and Head dehe SNUFF
And would further state, that Mr. Grdey's assertion
that the Snu which he has been making In invitation OF tho
genuine article and spreading about the county, munu
featured by me- ia totally false. have made any
snuff sold by him his agents. nor have ever Instructed
him how to make it. His SNUFF spurious, aud very in.
feor article and ought to be dscountenanced by the pub
lie. (siguodl DR.. JOHN MARSHALL
Present. HoRATio SEYMoUR,
ions II. STEWART.
Dated at MiddobuIy, VI. May |, lei7."
may noticed that Mr Grdey his bottles
that Mr. Seth w. Fowe OF Boston, aud Mossrs A. b. & ID.
Sands Of NewYork, his wholesale agents. whom the fact
uethor of these have had hottie of his
snuff in their Storos aud have utterly refused to have any
thing 10 do with it, Both these firms have sold my Snuff
from the commencement OF its manufacture, and still con
tnue TO sell IL.
The above snuff is cturod SOLELY by tho propH.
etor, CHARLES BOWEN, late of Middlebury, now of
Montpelier, VT
Sold wholesale by tho Proprietor and also Wholesale and
er, aud by Merchants and Druggists generally throughout
the country.
N. b. Taksnotes haitAe geiiine article has MY NAME
on helabeis Of the bottles, AND NOT GRLDLEpS
CHARLES BOWEN
Montpelier, July %, lsiz astf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-01-20
TRUSSES! TRUS> ESII

NE best of Trusses, of all the different pat
Il In use, also Bannngs Lace Hull's, Thomp-
sons and Burnhams Utero Abdominal Supporters for sao
on the most favorable terms, at the Drug store of
February, ls47 1903 s. X. COLLINS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-01-20
Il. X. RIKER,
DRAPER AND TAILOR.

MI OST respectfully gives notice that he has returned from
4'l New York with the Latest French and English FASH
ions Tor Cutting aud Making Garments.
Taors and Tnoressos wishing for information in tho MT
Of Cutting garments receive instruction reasonable
terms
1y-Taior's Squares, Measures Drilled Eyed Needles OF
Superior Quality for Sale. All Garments made ut his Shop
short notice the fashionable style. GaTmonts Cut
for others 60 make and warranted 10 fit. l02;ly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-01-20
TEHAN RTSING,s ESTATj

TEXAN RISING'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Cout holder at Mont
Washington District, peeI, within and for said dist
rict, the 10th day OF January, A. ID. 1913
- USSELL WALLET & Franklin A. Wright, executors
lSho ofTehan Rsng, late Warren in said district
deceased make application to said extend the time
and settle their until some future day
WheeupoD is ordered by said Coui that said application
heard the Probate in said Montpelier on The 9Th
day OF January A. ID ls4s, AT O'Clock NJ it is further
estate, and to all Others concerned by publishing the
stance Of said application and orders thereon, Ia tho Yer
mont Waterman and State Journal newspaper printed at
Montpelier aforesaid least three weeks sucoesvely be-
fore the time aforesaid appointed io the hearing of said
plcaton BY the Court,
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
true copy of record,
80 Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-01-20
DIT. JAUkSON'S
PILE INTERROGATION

s not only sure cure for FILES and WARRANTED so
to be- but also that nlole able itching, which Is
and has It's location in the parts the Piles
The above Ointment for sale by ,. p. REDFIELD.
Montpelier, 21th Nov. 1886. "a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-01-20
Child birth made easy.

YOU who expecting undergo the serious and mpor'
duty of bearing offspring, reflect upon the TRAILS
troubles dangerous risks thst before
that the by gilt OF Providence and the light of Sci
ence sure remedy fo these consequences is knowni by
the which ands pc forming the duties Of
Mothers with and safety AND WITH PERFECT FREr-
DOM ALL PAIN SUBSEQUENT DISEASE.
This remedy discovered by the celebrated Dr. Dore
of Paris aud has been used In France for the last
with the successbeing approved by the royal
Academy OF Science in Paris Dr. A. &. Mortimer is the
sole agent for the u. and he sends this Mscina by nail
PAT ofthc county aad the Genuine be obtained
OF no one hut him.
Price Two Dollars package, containing full directions.
Persons DESTROYS of obtaining this Great Remedy who
reside at distance, do SO by forwarding Two Dollars
post paid to DIR. Z. MORTIMER.
Oct, l9i7-40;6mos,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-01-20
MORE GOODS

MORE GOODS
AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE.
FILLS, WILDER & Co have Just returned tho second
~ time from market with unusual large stock of rich
and desirable Goods having purchased great many their
goods at auction, make the bold statement that
sell the goods low they cost number in hs place who
style themselves Cheap Cash and One Price Stores &c..
Please call and examine the Goods let every body md
those who call the truth of tho above We will name
few articles that we have just purchased.
Ps super A. a, Maroon Thibets, ct,,,
do ---ao Lyonese, 'o' ''o'S
do bl'k brown and purple Indians & Thibets for do
100 Alpacas black blue black brown purple &C.
100 ps aud desirable Prints
20 ps rich Camolion Dress Silks
1000 yds, black Silks from As to So yer yard,
ps maroon, brown purple, green, blue and black Bonnet
Velvets; loops Bonnet Ribbons to match
l0boxes French Flowers; l25 ps Gimps and Frngos;
100 Clio Dress and Cloak Buttons;
Brondclohs Cassimero and vestngs, cheaper than tho
90 real Tea Sets, with Crockery machj cheapest
Table Gallery and Hardware oinll kinds
1000 lbs Sugars cheap; Nails Gasa, Paints Oils, &c.
FURS.
100 Muifs of all Kinds, which will sell cheap
25 Boas--seling cheap; a bales Buffalo Robes
SALT.
100 bushels real Rock Salt 900 do Western do, so bbs
fine Western do, $50 bags Western Dairy do 100 bags Gro
Rock do.
But emit stop onumerato suffice it TO say TINT
have stock of $4,000 which desirable, md
building store want to dispose Of them ut low
prices, rather than them TO the new building.
ELLIS, WILDER & co.
Monineer. Noy. 1917.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-01-20
DIR. Marshasl's
CATARRH SNUFF.

A VILE Imitation of NY DIR. MARsiiALL's SNUFF,
n having been got by II. O. CTdey Of Middlebuy, Ia
bout the beginning OF le45) and pamed upon the public
the genuine article by INTERPRETATIONS in words and by
large and SNOWY bills well by close imitation Of my
boes aud labels, publish the following statement of Dr.
Marshall to warn the public against the Imposition.
DR., MARSHALL'S STATEMENT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-01-20
WOOD WANTED.
RorH hard and soft in large quantities. ATply inmed
- ately TO Il. T. WALTONs& SONS.
LEXINGTON


WHEREAS the proprieoTs OF the common and undivided
w lands in tho town oil Lemington in the county of Essex
md state of Vermont at meeting legally notified and hold
at thu dwelling house Of Abdel Bodgo in said Lomng
tom the first day Of October d. S47, assessed
two dollars and sixyseven each lot of the third d
vision lots in said town. for the purpose of deay the
pense Of surveying said third division lots and making dvs
ion thereof to be paid to the Undersigned Collector
fore the first day Of December A. D. lSi7nnd said tax
naming unpaid the original rights Of the following grant
ees to wit: Deniamin Clapp, Samuel Smith, john Hall Jr,
Vail John Robbins, Rchald Jackson j., John Wright Da-
vid Hawey Daniel keene 0bediah Seaman, Zebulon Sea
Jacob Carpenter HemOn Leord Moses Do,y, Samuel Hun
genord Mark H. Wentworth and John Nelson Jr ;Thero
fore notice is hereby given, that necessary proportion Of
said and to said tax and costs will be sold public
due, at the dwelling house of Abde Bodgei in said Lem.
ngon the last Saturday of February a. ID. ls4s
o'cock in the ioenoon unless such tax and shall be
paid.
Dated bennington, December 3lst, A. D. ls47.
$3.50 BEACH BLODGETT. Collector.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-01-20

IL Macaboy and Scotch CIV Sale
at tho Drug Storeoi s. 7. REDFlElD
Oct D 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-01-20
BOOKS I BOOKSI

a LAKUE assortment OF hooks, Paper Stationery, &c.
n may be found at WALTON'S BOOKSTORE Gj-Wo
shallno be understood BY any in Vermont for
DOWN. Dec lG
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-04-26

@THE PRISONER AT LARGE."-The FOL
lowing extract OF letter, from the city oi
Mexico 10 the editor of the Neso Orleans
Crescent. will be read with Interest,"
sScoti feels deeply mortified at the course
things have taken, and does not look like
the same man. Can you wonder that the
proud spirit, which bore him from victory la
Victory ia this valley. has been partially bro
ken, and the firm step which was wont to
tread the earth so proudly, has been changed
10 the SLOW pace OF The disconsolaiei | con
fess that my heart bled when saw Winfield
Scott standing before The court, criminal,
90 use his own language.) could scarcel,
realize the fact. Tc see him there amongst
those he lad accused, "of scrambling for
luslice,r impressed me with feeling can
not portray. thought Of the last six months
the great services he had rendered his
country, and, lut the moment, though, ap-
piicable he ring. sisar~- Republics are an
sa,eiui." thought OF The battles in This
valley-fom COnireras to the National Pa
lsce-ofthe lime when ihirgs looked dark.
est, and he showed himself to the troops:
what confidence it inspired in them, and how
cheeffully they would move forward TO at
tack the foe-sanguine Of success when he
directed c0nirasied those times with the
psesani, I'd il was Paiaial. Inever saw lin
lo0k so5fowi0l I'LL then. When Churubusco
gas icing s;oImed, aud he had sen, bls bo-
dy guard the igbi. and when The o.iv re-
ssFFs repinlnl--the rihes-were oTde,td 10
the supposl OF Shields; then, Wen the rs,
were disposed oil, when the hardest had 10
faad of, there WIS an anxiety in his face
but ncGght ike SORROW. | soon bad tie plea
sure then TO see him smile, for the legons OF
Santa Anna had been put TO figh, BY hi,
we'll directed columns. But there was 10.
thing of that sort 10 change bis counlenance
in the Court of Inquiry. lie entered sorrow
fully and left il without a change. IL i.
true that his lip would cur with disdain, oc,
casiOBaily, during the progress OF The trial
BOT lhen II would again resume its melancho
y.
..Gentlemen, | would not posses the feel
iags fi,6t actuate General Scott now for az
the high honors he has won. He cannot b
under the least apprehension as 10 the result
of any court, but, then, he had right TO ex
pect better things from that county whose
honor and character in war he had so isE ad
's1eed.H
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-04-26
PURIICSAUE

RY virtue OF an order of the Probate Court ofvan.
IL derburgh County, made at its February term al
lefs, the undersigned administrators of Thomas II
Harrison decd, will sell at public auction on the Sd
day OF May, A. D. lSi5, between the hours of 10 o.
Court House door, in the city of Evansville the fol.
owing described real estate, To Wit:
Block, No. l6l, in Lamasco city, containing about
49-lOO acres. There is erected on said Block a
large and substantial building for manufacturing
purposes.
Terms ofsae:
One third OF the purchase money in cash. One
third in SIX months and the remaining in nine months
from the day OF sale, the purchaser giving note with
approved security aud waivng relief laws
SAMUE ORR,
ap 1-4tw THOS E.GARVIN} Aoihrs.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-04-26

BADNESS AND LOSS OF HAIR is caused by
warp of healthy action of the vessels which throw
of the perspratl0n from the head When these yes.
sells are weak or diseased the perspiration is thick
and cammy. and adheres TO the mouth of the pores,
and clogs them up and dries and forms scur or dam
druf LESS blood is then carried to the roots of the
hair, and for want of which the hair has sufficient
nourishment, and consequently becomes dry and
harsh, and begins insensby to fall off, which con
Iinuing to increase eventually produces badness.
Restore TIE capillary vessels OF the hair their for
ner healthy circulation, and a fine silky new hair
will make its appearance, which will increase i'm
quantity and volume until the hair becomes thick
and healthy
Jayne's Hair Tonic is the ony preparation that has
ever been Known TO produce hair on bald heads
which il has done in nnumeraele instances and will
seldom TAIL, II properly and perseyeringly used
This valuable preparation excites the scalp to n
new and beatty action cleanses il from scURFF and
DANDRUFr, prevents the hair from falling off, or be.
coming prematurely GRAY, CURES those eruptive dis
ses.which often appear upon the head, and in a
majority OF cases, produces a fine growth of NEW
HAIR. Ii also gives the hair a rich and beautiful an.
appearance, unequalled by anything of the kind.
1rJAyxEs ExPEcronANr.-This is undoubtedly
the most valulbie il Is decidedly the popular
medicine OF It's Kind introduced into this State
The demand for il has been and increasing
January, to the present time. Sur,efous 'esthohl
ais of lis real worth and usefulness, from many
our citizens might be produced but trial will sat
sfy all that ii is speedy for coughs. colds, in
uenza, asthma, hoarseness, and all kinds OF pulmo
nary affections. Bangor e Daily Wing.
| Tor sale by &. BELL. Druggist,
ap2i Nam st Evansville.