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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-09-14

MARGARET PERcIvAL IN AMERICA A Tale. Ed
tied by New England minister, A. B.; being a
a sequel to Margaret Pcrcival A Tale. Edited
by Rev. WILLIAM SEwELL, B. A. Boston Phil
lips, Sampson Co., 1850. vol l2mo.
The idea suggesting this work appears to be that
the English books, entitled 'religious novels" are
inapplioable to American readers. Margaret
Percivar' was revelation of thought and feeling
in relation to church establishments in England.
The present book reveals the more tolerant views
and feelings entertained by the religious people of
this country. 1t is a smoothly written narrative,
without plot or incident emitting it to the OF
tale, inelcgant and commonplace in style, but
occasionally redeemed by the graphic description
of an agreeable and interesting scene. Yet, who
ever reads it for the exemphoatonit affords Of the
lesson it is designed to inculcate, will be enter
tainei and, il may be, instructed.
Fof sale by Taylor & Maury, Washington city
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-09-14
New Publications.

A SERIES OF EASY LESSONS IN GRAMMAR, &c. BY
G. A. BAKER, Baltimore: Armstrong Berry,
1850.
This work processes to embrace 'tlre leading
principles of the language, as unfolded by Noah
Webster, together with appropriate illustrations
and exercises, for the use of young learners,..'
To review elementary school book Alright, re-
quires a more minute examination than we have
now time to devote to it but from a cursory glance
we have BEEN favorably impressed by that now'be-
fore US. We commend tito the attention Of teach
ers and others Immediately interested in the i'm
provcment Of school books
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MAINE ELrcTioN.-The probability Il, that the
new Congressional delegation will stand the old ,
viz: Five Democrats and two Wings. The Demo
Gratis have gained member in the third or Comet
district, and the Whigs have gained member in
the sixth or BangOr district Considering that in
most oi the districts The Free solers and Wings
nominated and voted for the Same candidates, this
result ia favorable TO the Democrats as could
reasonably have bcenesp ectcd OF the five Demo
crats supposed to be elected, one (Smarf) is Of
the New Light order. The rest belong TO the Old
Line. The list viii probably stand as follows
!. Moses Mcdonald, Democrat.
2. John Appleton, Democrat
3. Robert Goodcnow, Wing
4. Charles Andrcws, Dem. gain.
8. Ephraim n. Smart, Dem.
q. Israel Washburn, jr., Wing gain.
Z. r. J. d. Fuller, Dem.
The election OF Washburn in the 9Th district re-
suits from the fact that thore were Democratic
candidates, viz. Stetson, the present incumbent.
who " = Froc-soilcr, and Strickland, bunker OF
the fret water. In 10 townships, from which we
have full returns Wsshburn has ,551 yotcs strick-
land ,4b5, Stetson 9bi. '.s
The Democrats have elected their candidates for
State officers, and have large majority in the
Legislature-N. y. jour. Compsrce.
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Hon. f. p. Stanton to Hon. r. Butler King
House. OF REPRESENTATIVES,, !

September 10, 1850.
DEAR SIR; | take the liberty Of sending you
copy of the Report Of the Naval Committee of the
House, proposing line of steamers to the coast
Africa. Your long experience on this committee
and at ts head, will enable you to judge, far more
correctly than can, Of the policy of the measure
and especially of the details of the bill Ii you can
find Efficient leisure, will esteem it favor to re-
ceive from you any suggestions which may occur
to your mind, either favorable or unfavorabIe to
the bill in question.
am, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
ID CIT
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-05-15
JUST IN TOWN
Ey lth a Pocket full of Rocks!

WE ready with the best assortment OF Cotf-
ing, and the lowest prices ever offered in the Viz
GINA market. Having spared pains IN selecting our
goods customers depend upon finding the goods 'hey
want and at fair prices We ask call from all who are
in want ofgood Clothes at low prices Among our Goods
will be found large supply of
Black Cloth Dress and Frock Goals, Gall qaaties BIZ
siness Goats, FocSs ana Sacks, made Of Single il!ed
CtOth Casimaret Erminst, .Nerino. 1weed, Can'bei,
Broom and Fancy Linen, Cotton, &c., SC.
PANTS-BLaek and Fancy Cashmere, Linen, Cottons
Camb'et, .Nerino, &C., SC.
VESTS-0f Satin, Sill, Italian Cloth, Bonbdsines
.HaiSsiles Sc. Sc.
SHTRTS-(a great variety and very cheapy DRAwsRs,
(of Twed Cotton, Linen, &c) Collars, Latest
Slye.) Handkerchief, Cravas, Gloves, Socks, Sus-
penders, &C., Sc, SC.
ALSO-Beaver, Silk and Panama Hats.
FRANK & CO., Same old place.
n. B.-Being in connexion with one Of the largest
Clothing Establishments at the North, we receive supplies
every week, fresh and fine. +. 20.
StauntUn, May |, 1850.
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MzW GOODS

bA rs and ga No. |, Osnaburg Cotons, and No.
4-f, Linen Burlaps, GA, l04. and l2-4 Brown and
BIeached Cotton and Linen Sheengs, rs, "A and SO
Heavy and Fine Brown and Bled Musns (old prices,)
Farmers Drill, ofevey quality, and atal prices Common
and Superior Cotton Pant Sufs KY Jeans, Penny Plaids,
Checked and Fancy Linens for Chdrens clothing Irish
Linen, Jacquard Diaper orSpreads and Table Cloths Rus
STA Diaper Huckaback Toweng, Crash, Ickings, Dam.
ask Linen and Brown Figured Linen for Table Cloths,
Curtain Musns Curtain Prints, Calicoes (every prics1
Marseilles Quilts, &c., Sc.
FOR MEMS WEAR.
Superior French and English Cloths and Casslmeres. Of
every color and quality Irish Drngs Plain and S!rPec3
Fancy Linens for Pants and Coating, Superior Brown
DrIIings Victoria Duck, Superior Silk, Satin Marse-
les and other handsome Vesngs, Black Silk Fancy Silk.
and Polka Crayals, White and Fancy Linen Cambria
Pocket Handkerchefs, Black Kid, Coored Kid, Black
and White English Silk and Corn Colored Gloves, (Ai-
exander's) Standing Collars and Shirts: &c, &C.
ALSO-A fine assortment of Superior Mole-skln' Dab
Hungarian Beaver, White and Black Mexican Kossuh,
Boys Fancy Mexican Panama. Leghorn, Sennet India
Pearl and Straw Hats Super Fine, Medium and Common
Boots and Shoes all Of which will be sold at the owest
prices for cash, puneua dealers upon the usual ,me
f. n. GREEN.
Staunton, April TO- 1850.
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TRUST S.aLE.

IN two Deeds executed to the subscriber the
first by VIM. Sprou and Samuel B. Sproul. dated the
LIST of March, l847, and the second by said Wm Sprou
and wife, and Samuel B. Sprou, dated the 9Th day o.
November l649 both of which Deeds of record in the
Clerks Office of the County Court Of Augusta and for the
purpose Of dschargns the secured in The first nam
ed deed and much is secured in the second deed by
said VIM Sprou as principal debtor will be sold to the
highest bidder for cash. Friday the th day of June next
on the premines so much of the following described rea
and personal property Gas may be necessary to discharge
said amounts with Of sae,) to wit: Three Tracts OF
parcels of Land, in the County of Augusta near No
ietts branch. The first containing
eli ACRES, ROOD and II POLES,
together with right of way appertainng thereto.
The second tract containing so acres, which arc
situated Merchant and Saw,mill; and the third trac
containing 10 ACRES; all the right Of said VIM. Sprou
the uneXpired term Of service Of Negro Girl, named
Amanda, aged now about 10 years, and who will be en
tied to her freedom at the age of % years Mich Cows
Calves SO head Of Hogs; "a head of Sheep; ! black
Mare, bay Mare, with the increase of said stock; IL
Feather Beds, Bedsteads and Furniture; Bureaus;
corner Cupboard and contents and all the ether Household
and Kitchen Furniture Of said VIM. and Samuel Sproul, in
their possession the date of the second deed above refer
red 10.
Such title only as is vested the subscriber will be made
the purchaser.
JEFFERSON KINNEY, Trustee.
Nav g 1S50-tds
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VIRGINIA ELEcroNs.--The losses and gains now as
eertained are as follows:
Democratic gains-Petersburg Norfolk county 4;
GOochlaud Hanover King George Essex l. Mar
shall /; Wood, Richie and Writ Morgan Charlotte
/ Floyd | Gloucester Mason and Jackson Mont
gOmery and jackson Total H.
Wing gains-Powhatan |; Fairfax l;Fauquler |; DIN
wddie | Botetourt Allegheny Scott l /; Tyler Nc''
probably Total s.
Nett Democratic gain in the House members, making
difference of II in the relative OF the two parties last
session parties stood in the Honse "a Democrats oO Wings
| Independent.
In the Senate, the Wings have gained IN the hanawoa
district but il is reported that they have lost the Wheeling
district In the other districts there is change Last
session the Senate was divided, 81 Democrats to Wings
Without further change if West, Democrat, is elected
in the Wheeling district the Senate will stand as before
and tho House so Democrats, 81 Wings, Independent.
Democratic majority on joint ballot, 80.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

EpURSUANF to decree Of the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chancery for Bath County pronounced on
the Both day of December 1914, in two causes, vz-one
in which Robert johnson is Plaintiff, and Levi Sur5er
Charles Suber. Davis Hamilton, and Warwick Ga,ewood
are Defendants and one in which Warwick Gatewood is
Plaintiff and Levi Surbe Charles Surber and Davis liam
tou are Defendants shall the l4th day Of May, 1850
(he same being Court-day) between the hours Of 10 o.
clock, A. NJ and 2o'cock p NJ, at the front door Of the
Courthouse of said County of Bath proceed 10 sell The
Lands in said decree mentioned the highest bidder up
on the and conditions following, to w.t. One-,hirdo
the purchase money to be paid in six months, onehrd
twelve months and the remaining third in eighteen months
from the day of sale, the purchaser giving bond with ap
proved security and lien retained upon the Land to Sc
cure The purchase money.
The Tract of Land to be sold lies on Back Creek, in
Bath County and the which the above PANIED
Levi Suber resides and is valuable Tract Of Land con-
tanning by estimation 1876 Acres.
A. STEPHENSON, Comm
April 8, lS5O.-tds.
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sTENy I'D, 1850.
LATEST ARRZvAEl OF
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS

ys7FIE undersigned receiving and opening their
4 Stock Of SPRING md SU.U1IER GOODS,
purchased since great decline in price in many articles,
which they offer very low for CASH, 10 puncual dealers
on = short credit
They feel thankful to their friends and the public for the
liberal encouragement extended them thus far, and hope
by strict attention business merit continuance. They
deem unnecessary to specify articles and would only say
that they have general assortment Of Dry Goods Groce
ries, Hardware, Cec,kcorc Boots Shoes, Hats, Caps,
&c. Sc. They ask call and examination Of their stock
and feel assured in saying that you will find to your in
terest BROWN FUlkS,
Staunton MAY 10, 1850 Opposite Morris < Goodies.
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NlaW O0NGlsi&No
rHE.API CHEAPERIi CHEAPESTlIL
sHxEE & CO.

gHE undersigned, recently from Baltimore, beg leave to
inform the citizens Of Staunton and the adjacent coun
try that they have taken the Store Room two doors above
the Store of Mr.. j. Brandebug and opposite the Virginia
Hotel which is open with full and fashionable as
sorlment of Genilemen's
Eaeady-Made Clothing,
made up with much care, expressly for this market, in
style which will insure Sales and give satisfaction in every
respect Their stock consists OF the following variety viz
Drab, Wellington Cord, and Cashmerett Coats etc.,
Black and Fancy co'd Pants, cut in the latest style,
Figured Silk and Satin Vests.
ALS0-A supply of Hats, Caps, Boots. Handkerchiefs,
Cravats Socks. Shirts, Drawers, Carpet-bags, Sc.
The subscribers wond respectfully ask the citizens of
Stanton and the surrounding country give them an early
CALL feeling confident that they please ALL, in price,
style, and quality, as they are bound to give them BAR
GAINS SNIFF s. CO.
Stanton Nav g. 1850
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TO TYE PUBLIC!
2 "a z Z, r U . q O e .

IN and after the 18th inst, Fare between Staunion
" and Winchester will be reduced TO THREE DOLLARS.
Passengers taking seats by either the Day Light or the
Night Line will have the privilege of changing to the 9TH
er at any point the These lines supplied with
the VERY BEST accommodations, having just procured
Splendid Twenty Passenger Omnibus,
for the Day Light, drawn by fine SIX HORSE teams and
Elegant Troy COACHES for the Night line. BY this line,
direct connection is made either at Saunton or Wnches-
ter with all departing lines.
The Dan Liglt is tri-weekly The Night, or connect
inc Line leaves Stanton daily except Sundays al o.
clock, P NJ, and Winchester at O'Clock, P NJ, after
the arrival of the Cars.
05 For passage, apply at Tayor's Hotel, Winchester,
and at the Virginia Hotel, Siaunton.
Nav Is. IS5O-tf
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NOTICE..

rlNE undersigned would respectfully notify the old SUB
l. scrbers to the ''WEsLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE
that their subscriptions due and would urge upon
Them prompt and immediate payment of the same, lnaI Inc
Trustees may be enabled to meet all her elsaselneus.
All persons wishing to record their names on the Parch
c,n do so bv navnI, 70 Mr. j. C. KYLE either of the
trustees oae Dollar each or Three Dollars for an entire
family, at any time before the 25th inst.
Mr. Jobn + KYLE is authorized TO receive payment from
bscribers as well as those who subscribed
IN tho let inst. JOHN w. HEDGES, Agent
Wesleyan Female Institute
Stanton, May s, 1850.
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RECORD OF DEATEs.

DIED on the morning Of the ls inst at his residence the
'Gade." in this County, Joan NJ EsrLL, ESD IN the '4th
It is metc 10 render as tribute of respect the memory
who endowed with some Of the n96IeSt TRAITS which
the character oil Need speak o! ms integrity lie
was without reproach. husband, father iend-kind at
fectonatc constant His Intellectual powers were strong He
emphacaly upright man. lie commanded the esteem
and confidence ofall who knew him .
sing maady This caused oyeIowng cup
of sorrow and distress of mind which almost uncomfortable
This rendered him and involved HIM IN much that
caused the EXTREMIST anguish OF his triCndto high
ly gifted thus from unbalanced intellect the subject OF those
obquties which for tie oscVred the moral beauty OF his
character We drop the mantc OF charity thy faults de-
parted cndwe believe that thy REASONED spirit Is now set
reehat thy long and drcay night overland that
thy noble soul which had been long Imprisoned and crushed
while in ruion with ITS cay now uehhraeo ana
has commenced upward flight The freedom and the
Joys of thy dark and gloomy prison house OF earth
subject this notice had long been member the Church
Messy Creek His last hours those OF peace and chris
tian resignation. IN the language Of Mr. Adams he said TO
friend, hs the last ct earth The lost balance ms mind
was restored and he sank quietly aud peacefully repeat
ing Unto him that loved and washed from sins
his bood to him be glory aud dominion forever and
DIED. on Saturday April 9th the house other husband,
South River Mrs WILLIAM HUNTER, aged % year, and
The history of this amisbo lovely young lady, give,
forcemen peculiarly touching the divine prcccpt Lay
up for Yourselves treasures upon GARTH Married little
than and entering upon the duties and
Of life surrounded with the friends of her youth and
temporal comfort her earthly prospects
cast by sickness Only three months had passed. when
was laid upon her bed by lingering disease which
left her But her friends that she had Of happiness
laid up which misfortune could not touch She had been for
several with the cs5 Church, and bore
the complicated sucrng nearly yeas Of sickness, with
cbCcTiuneSs. She sometimes amented
that natural aud bright autcpaons Of innocent temporal
happiness mSrd and agitaed her hopes much And few
weeks her DEATH bc distressed with painful doubts
with many computations Tor her shortcomings But the
storm Of temptation only drove her her Saviour and
her distress replaced by humble reliance his a-su
fciency She died compoScdly this trust and the full
ercse of faculties Let the young and thoughcs learn by
this example to earth for happnesslet the servants
Christ learn beware sacuess his service lest they
prepare themselves Of anguish aud doubt against
dark and let every tempted mourHr believer learn
trust himself oyfuy faithneSs his Redeemcr.
Mrs the daughter of the late John Alexander
near River and member of family which has been often
chasised BY bercavemcn dUrn the last few ycarsCoMM
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UGZZ1LLZ2.IISSIOl I,,ZL29S SALE
o. Valuable Zeal Estate,
IN THE COTN'TY or ROCKBRIDGE.

\ obedience decree of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery for the County of Rocbridge, PRO
nounced the 18th day of April last. in a pending
in said Court. between Halls heirs plaintiffs, and Halls
Admir- and others, Defendants, the undersigned Commits
soner in said decree named, will Saturday the 18th day
Ct June next expose sale by way of public auction Con
the premises the valuable and VOL known TRACT OF
LAND, of which the ale James Hall, died seized. This
Tract lies in said County, Buffalo Creek adions the
Lands Of Joseph Wilson Robert Patterson and others and
contains about $50 Acres. The precise quantity will
however be ascerlaned by survey, and the Plat will be
exhibited on the day of sale.
The Buildings consist Of large Stone Dwell "a
Esmg- EOglse, a frst-rae Shielded BARN, hTyNa
and all necessary outhouses. There is also upon Ala
the Tract large yNER CHlN'T MILL, with good
run of custom, supplied with water from never falling
stream The supply of water is abundant for any other
manufacturing machinery, that the purchaser may desire
erect. This property is universally regarded amongst
the best now in market in this County, and is well worthy
the public attention.
TERNIS.-Cash in hand, sufficient TO deGray the ex-
penses attending the saelhe residue credits of one,
two and three years in equal instruments the purchaser
executing bonds with good personal security and he tide
retained until the purchase money is paid. The Land will
be sold in gross, and not by the Acre.
JAMES c. c. MOORE.
May 9, 1S50-ds.
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Valuable EseaE Estate Coz Sale.

rs pursuance of the VIII of William Gilmore decd |
will offer for sale at Public Auction on the premises on
the Is, day Of June, 1850, The valuable
TRACE ca LAND,
on which the late William Gilmore resided lying in Rock
bridge County the waters of Kerr's Creek seven miles
from Lexington. and about three and half miles from the
North River, containing about 500 Acres. Said tract
has on it comfortable DNELLING-HOUSE good
BARN and other oui-houses, and the Land is in fine state
Of cnlvaon with about II Acres Of good Meadow.
Pesumng that persons wishing to purchase will call
and examine for themselves further description is deem
ed unnecessary.
OneburIh Of the purchase money will be required in
hand and the balance in equal nsanens of one two and
three years. JAMES GILMORE, Executor.
NAV l. lSjO-tds
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FARM FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
+ AM DESTROYS of selling the FARM adjoining my home
Il place. 1t contains
cay 5-G ACRES,

AM DESTROYS of selling the FARM ADJOINING my hoihe
IL place. 1t contains
cay a-2 ACRES,
about one half which are cleared, and the balance well
timbered This Land is well set in Clover and is in
fine state of cultivation. There are on tia good 1sxA
LOg-Dyveiiing, an excellent Swisser BARN, s..sm
Stables Corn Crib Spring House, and every ne EAa-
cessay utbuiIdng all suitable for immediate occupation
There several Springs of never falling water on this
Farm two of which near the Dwelling. This Land
would suit well divide, as there is toerabe Dwelling
on part and Spring 10 it, so that two very good
little Farms could be made by division there are how
ever, other buildings that part of the Land, while The
timheed Land is convenient 10 either part, If the tract
should be divided There are also two good ORCHARDS
of choice Fruit Trees on either part there would be an
Orchard, and good Meadow which might be greatly en-
arged. This Land lies within two miles Of Parlcks MIL,
on South River. and is well worthy the attention OF pnr-
chasers 1t will be offered for sale public auction on the
premises on Friday the 9th of May, this month to the
highest bidder Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing are invited
TO view the Land which will be shown by my son JOHN
Grove, living the premises, or by my son Isaac
GROVE, living with me.
The terms will be accommodating. and made known on
the day of sale. MARTIN GROVE
May s, lS50.-tds.
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SAN0iE A@ZLEI0Ll!aSo

WE respectfully call the attention of the public to our
w large and beautiful stock Of FANCY ARTICLES, of
which the following part
Fine Port FoIos, inIad with PEARL Gentlemen's Porte
Monies various sizes Pearl, Tortoise Shell and Velvet
Gard Cases; Ivory Porte Monies, for Ladies; Paper
Weights Paper Cutters; Steel Beads, Rings and las
sells; Lubins Extracts Mangenet and Conday's Ex-
tracts for Handkerches put up in fine cut and pressed
glass bottles Of different sizes Piver's Extracts Partisan
Pomatum, put up in China Heads; Best German and
American Cologne, in Fancy Toilet Cut Glass, Pressed
and finest Gilt Ruby Bottles; Salts Bottles Perfume
Bags; Rousel's Pomade Philocome; Renaud s Co.'S
Bears OIL Rose Hair Oil; Glenn s Sons and ROusel's
best Shaving Compound Aromatic Rose Tooth Paste
Teaberry Tooth Wash; Lily White; Toilet Powder
Circassian Soaps Omnibus, Transparent and Marsh,
maIIow Soaps; Fine Fruit Soaps, &C., SIC.
ALSO-A large and complete iOrnent Of Hair, Tooth
Nail, Comb and Infant Brushes
HARPER s. KINNEY.
Staunton, May 1850.
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81 Desirable ENygo for Sugc.

WILL sell on reasonable terms the VALUABLE
FARM on which | reside, situated in the County Of
Rockbridge, the North River, miles from lis mouth
where it connects with the James River Canal about |
miles from Lexington the road leading to Lynchburg.
1t contains about 900 Acres, about 20 Acres of which
Bottom Lind ofthe best quality, which has yielded
high as II bushels of Corn to the Acre. Most of the Land
which not above described as bottom land is well adapt
ed to grass, and all of produces Corn, Wheat and Rye
well and portion of it is in Timothy Meadow, and
more Meadow can be easily made. The Improvements
consist Ola
COmmodOuS Brick Dwelling House and Kitchen,
and necessary uhouses and there is well Of excellent
water in the yard.
further description ofhis property is deemed unneces,
sary as persons DESTROYS IF purchasing invited exam
ne it. JAMES PAXTON.
Nav l. 1885,
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WoRms, WoRNs The symptoms OF the presence Of
worms in children should be carefully watched by parents
and so soon as there is to suspect their existence
every means should be used to eXpe them promptly and
thoroughly. The Proprietors OF NJ Lanes Worm Serm
fIce are confident that they offer the best of accom-
pshng this result that has been submitted 10 the
public and they invite to it the attention OF all who have
the management of children The medicine is safe and
pleasant one and fails produce the desired effect
Ns5- Sold Wholesale and Retail by EsSRInGE Y AiN'
EEY, Staunonaso by Druggists and dealers generally
throughout the United States
Nav 8 lSnl