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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-27

NF@ We clip the following encouraging par.
agraph from the Oregon Spectator, published at
Oregon City:
Oregon Cty-Tho sun is getting above our
horizon and the day brjghtens. 1t will be seen
that arrangements are being made to run a
steamer regularly between this place and San
Francisco; and also Tor the estabhment Of the
post Office system in this territory. According
to the tenor of our private advices from the
States, we may surely anticipate a very large
immigration the next season. Our resources be-
Gin to command more attention in the States,
and their enduring qualities secure the conf
dence Of capitalists. ltreqires no prophetic spir-
it to enable US to predict the rapid advancement
Of Oregon in wealth and population.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-27
Outrage in Caledonia County
Court

SSS+A -
We copy from the North Star of the 22d inst
the following account Of the bodest outrage ev
hr committed in a Vermont Court. It may not
be amiss to say that the victim Of the assault,
b. N. Davis, is the States attorney and conduct
ed the prosecution of these desperate counter
letters, and that Wharburon is the Bristol Bill
of whose infamous notorety so much has beer
said
On Friday night of last week. the jury in the
case of the State VS.. Christian Meadows and w
II. Warburon, tried on the charge Of counter
feiung, brought in a yirdict Of guilty, as to bott
the respondents The prisoners counsel moved
an arrest of judgment--on what ground was moi
then disclosed. ....
On Thursday last--lo which time the cour
adiouned-ths motion was argued on various
rrounds-also new trial was asked for L
was contended, among other points, that the jury
were influenced in their verdict by the argu
ment of Mr.. Dav to the jury on the succeeding
trial of Warburton- also that the indictment
was not sufficiently explicit in describing the
conner plate. &c. The Court had not, at The
time of our going to press, given Its decision up
on the cUsc.
On Friday of last week, Warburton was again
arraigned on another indictment, and the trial
occupied a day and half We this week pub
sh very full report of the trial, giving the tes'
tlmony of every witness in the order of exam
nation. We publish it thus full, in compliance
with the wishes of many readers, and in order
that the public, having the whole evidence be-
before them they may Judge for themselves as to
the guilt of the accused. The fact Of the tes-
tinouy in the case, speaks for itself, and disco-
ses plan of criminal operations, alike wicked
aud alarming.
Owing to deficiency in The Statute, the pun,
ishmenl for this offence is comparatively slight
and it may well be a matter OF inquiry, whether
at Its next session. the Legislature should not
pass an act making the having in possession bur
glarous tools with design of using them, a State
Prison offence.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-27

Willis once said, in speaking of Daniel
Websler's style, that ' every sentence
weighed pound Here are one or two
that average considerably over that weight
New England, it is well known, is the
chosen seat of The abolition presses and the
abolition societies, Here it is, principally,
that the former cheer the morning, by full
columns of lamentations over the fate Of
human beings, free by nature, and by law
above the constitution; but sent back, new
erthcless, chained and manaced, to slavery
and to stripes. And the latter refresh them
selves from daily toll, by orgies ofthe night,
devoted to the same outpourlngs of phlan-
'thropy, mingIng all the while, their anathe'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-27
The Opinion of the Richmond En-
ulirer,

The editor ofthe Richmond (Va) Enquirer,
who was in Washington some weeks since,
says, ifthe Compromise of Mr.. Clay fail, the
Presidents plan must prevail. lie has no
hope that the latter can then he defeated
by any parliamentary manGuvring. In a
letter dated New York, May oath, he says
Under all the circumstances livery much
fear that, unless the present compromise
with notifications be accepted, the con-
sequences to the South will be much worse
in every respect, If the compromise be de-
feated, the Presidents policy'(which the
Administration snowpressing with criminal
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-27

" We were much please with the enter
tainment given by the Wilder Family, on Fri.
day evening of last week. and would recon-
mend them to the favorable regard Of the lovers
OF music, wherever they may have an opportun
ity of attending their concert. Their pieces were
mostly new, and executed in a manner desorv-
ing much credit
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-27
A Worse than Lazy Congress.
Mr.. Greeley SAYS

Mr.. Greeley says:
"On Mr.. Schcnck's motion to instruct
the committee on Ways and Means to re-
port the General Appropriation Bill immedi.
ately, only 100 members voted, there being
absent and not voting 1903 members-57
Wings, AZ Democrats, and FreesoIers.
" A good many of these" says Mr., G.,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-27

mas at what they call 'man catching with
the most horrid and prolane abjuratlons of
the Christian Sabbath, and indeed of the
whole Divine Revelation. They sanctify
their philanthropy by rreIiglon and profan-
ity; they manifest their charity by contempt
of God and his commandments"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-27
TO OUR PATRONS.

Our agents, subscribers, and those indebted
to US for advertising, are reminded that the com
ing State convention at Montpelier, will afford
them good opportunity to remit us our dues in
arrear and subscription money on the current
volume now half complete.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-27
D e M o CR ALTO ST a u e
CONVENTION.

A State Convention of the Fee Democracy
Of Vermont will be holden at Montpcicr on the
second day of July next, ut o'clock A. M, to
nominate candidates for Governor, Lieutenant
Governor, and Treasurer to perfect the organi-
cation Of the party and to transact any other bu-
sincss that may be deemed necessary at the
time.
It's hoped that every portion Of the State will
be fully represented. The great questions of
public policy, the staue of political parties, and
the dangers which threaten the rights and au-
thorty of the people, all call for prompt and eff
ficient action by the tue lovers Of democracy
and iroedom-the democracy which was TAUGHT
by Jefferson and his compeeis-tae freedom
which was bequeathed to US by the founders of
the Republic. At this crisis in the history Of
the nation let us all who are for . Freedom and
the Uuon, and one lnseperably, now and lorey-
er," and for all the doctrines of democratic e .
quality and responsibility without free nstitu-
tons are but the hiding place of arisocaey and
tyranny, come to the rescue. Let us have one
great, united and harmonious rally of free men
for free soil, free principles, and free govern
ments-a rally which will give an earnest of
our faith and our perseverance, and will be the
presage and harbinger of our victory.
Z. D. BARBER,
STEPHEN SMITH, e,
J. P. KIDDER, =, o.otG
A. o. Adds, oo""''''ec'
II. w. HEATON.
Mlddlebury, June II, 1850.
O. he committee have assurances that the
Fare, by Railroad, for Delegates to the Conycn-
ton and back will be reduced one half
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-27
~. HEA-E2 81

All advertisements, to sarue iusutioa,
must be handedm By the JEoEpt5ay E200aa
precious to publication
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-27

WASHINGTON, May 2l.
GENTLEMEN Il have examined with
some care the events which have transpired
at the capital during my short visit to Ohio,
but find nothing of which you are not duly
apprised
The Developments are principally in re-
gard to the next Presidency. The leading
efforts are now directed to the campaign Of
1852. The Hunker Democrats are deter
mined TO bring their party back to Cass's
ground, and to his support once more for
President. Many leading wings have made
up their mind to sustain Old lack" for
second term, Thus they arc trying once
more to rally the old parties, keeping real
issues oct OF sight.
BY the way, believe if they had been
among the people, and heard them speak Of
the tiagitons character ofthat order ofGen.
Taylor, which delivered over New Mexico
to Texas and slavery, they would not have
been very anxious to place him again in
nomination, until some atonement had been
made for crime almost unequalled in the
history Of Executive depravity
| am pleased to see that the Delegate
from New Mexico has spoken like man.
like true Freesoier in regard to this mat
ter, lie thinks his people will resist unto
blood. When the Texans attempted to
conquer them in 1887, they met those land
pirates at the frontier, and either killed or
cuptured every man, | sincerely h"pe they
will do so again, rather than permit the
slave laws ofTexas to be forced upon them,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-27
WASHINGTON. MAY 2l

Extract Of q Letter fran a reasonable
soircc, to the Editors Of the True Demo-
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-31
JENNY LIND SALOON,
FOR LADIES AND GENTL LEE;EN.

Recently opened at
30I Main Street, opposite S. II. Co,fonS Nursery,
IN ADAMS BLOCK,
NTHERE may be had Oysters served up in the various
w styles also for sale by the measure.
The Saloon is situated the first floor Of the Block and
by personal attention the business he hopes make
agreeable place for Ladies and Gentlemen, who may favor
him with Il call
good assortment of Foreign and Domestic Frhn NutS
ard Confectionery hand.
ST. He also supplied daily with NEW BREAD of all
" kinds, from of the best bakeries in the city.
L. Also, Pies and Cakes Jellies aud Preserves, of 30.
nestle manufacture o. MEALS furnished at all hours
BURNING FLUID and LAMPS of the best quality con
stantly on hand Oil Lamps altered for Fluid
share OF public patronage respectfully solicited.
Worcester. Nov 81, 1850. dtf WIN. A. EAMES.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-31
REMOVED.

5NR. II. w. BUXTON, PnI,nonist. fiom the
~ Clinical school Of Medicine, Woodstock a.d late as
sociate OF Dr. s. FITCH. of New York-would respect
uly announce to the Citizens of Worcester and yiciuty
that he has removed his Office No. % Mechanic Street
where he can be ulte 10y The Consu piiye and where
those afflicted with Diseases Ofhr Throat Heart or upys
may learn their true condition, and be furnished with the
most successful Mechanic'l and Medicinal Remedies
With The experience ofabou fifteen yeats extensive and
successful General Practice OF Medicmc Dr. Buxton com
hienty introduces himself and his valuable Botanic RENE
lies to this afflicted Public Ills services can be urnpiiy
h'a ed at his Office by the SEX bod any hour by ay
or night WREN not prevented by previous Professional
iuties. Worcester sept IS I850
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-31
IRoMARns
Hoston and Worcester rvn,...

1SSs- ~~@N " sVAGSSSGE GS1SSSSS,
60 'BE subscriber continueE to run THE TX
EsesSS \, 4 rnESS between Boston and worcester fir
= me safe transmission OF Packages Bnndlea R,ns
y oes, Specie. and Merchandise ceneralv
Ihree Times each way Dai,y.
faflcuar attention given to paying, collecting and neoo
iag notes. drafts bills, and Purchasing and selli,
handize produce, etc. iis iher-
Al packages must be directed TO his care
ine suhscnher Is alone responsible for popeYtv
ester Rail Road Company @iu " Or
rackeees by this line forwarded from Worcester y, e.
en- NeWburyport, Taunton, Fall River and NV So
lso, to Portland, and all parts of Maine D'"iofu
Orders ffee ol goods TO be returned by this Exn,.
oFFlcEs.1 .1HARNDEN & CO.'S Office Cnnr, e.,
IssSii, E d. Ii. hNieHIs HAT STORE 1863 Main s,,.y
-" - di s. s. LEONAn1, -
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-31
v'oree1trr ferIles, isedness, sunborn, ),

,,s 'vni TdT RGnOvED by fhr se NJ the 9lR ANfr
- spIion fhe subscriber Offers this Jn,,
,s y. VIZ confidence, as SAFE agreeable and ce
-. ~ - iLrnc cure 0f prevention Of fiples on 81,
~ trockss fr Dlelct or renoya, Or nrs
1 n .nonfn i'd fan for Rc.ncss from az po,s "a
,. Slpptg ifarda, mud Tor repsriiK t,ia cn,ani
S sg esac'ni y y particularly fcconnsudrJ 10
" presfrt sosness ailrr shaving and Gr mrs
'ehuLk erhtons winh 40 aitcn J1liav ''' i'i p''
:, W ~ sNania'inrci alJ seid b, OHIAEDO Toyyxr.ss
ysi" 4 $50 IN "ereosser by p,uzss.y generally.
s'ts dNsm
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-31
NOTICE TO MANUFACTURERS.

WORCESTER, 10Th month. 10th, 1850.
4 BRANCH of |. CHASE 4 co 5 OIL STORE in
"A Woonsocket, open in this city at No % FReNT
STREET. Their SPERM OIL for MACHINERY is pure
md their BURNING OILS OF the best quality and received
direct from New Bedford. For reference read the follow
ing certificate ICiIABOD CHASE & co.
NOTICE.
The undersigned manufacturers, hereby certify that they
have used the Sperm OH fer Machinery sold BY Ichabod
Chase Co, of Woonsocket, and feel warranted saving
that Il meets their highest expectations and cheerully
recommend il to others
DgxTER BALLou 4 Co.
GEO. Z. BALLnu,
SANI GREENE, Ag't Woonsocket Co.
BATES & ARNOLD,
Il. IL SrRAouE, Ag't Globe Mfg. Co.
A. ID. LOCKWOOD Co.,
Oi5 DIFF EDWARD HARRIS.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-31
House Lots. Houses. q

f - each, dcligltfuIly sliuated on 1. y ba,
- mile north ofthc Court House, ncu,iDr bea,,
., S a9co.on and aspect for dose who prefer little
Eaa',, a,u omn hgc lot for very moderate c,
and directly west Of the Central Church e M
lots remaining in the market. "' ''''ta"ie
m ery desirable Lots on the Brewery Estateic West
Aisn l,r',osu DcPot, and In other parts the
MY uooJ Gardening land by the acre Ehcr Re,
p'upsr,y, Tor gale on the most accommosiI.,s hv
- 20. otdbtf ID. IS. MVGFR
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-31
Chafin's Premium Yarn,

XTTHICH received DIPLOMA at the late Mecha1ics
wv Fair is to be found only at the
WORCESTER THREAD ST0RE. =
BE it known, that have this day appointed Jokrh A.
owLAHp sole Agent for the sale of my Premium arm n
Worcester and other person is authorized to Keep or sen
the same from this date ROYAL H. CilAtfl".
Holden, Nov l6, 1850.
qualities for sale the Manufacturers prices, at
the WoRcE ESTER THREAD SroRG, No 2l4 IMAM STREET
nearly opposite Grouts Book Store. d6w NovP
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-31
Drawing and Oil Painting.

MRS. FRANCES II. T0WNE, Will receive pupils o
17E either al her the Manufacturers In
surance Office, No. 1872 Main ST., BriDley Row.
NIB. Mis- TowNE will if desired tax. Portraits In Oil or
crayons from Miniatures Or Daggerrcotypes Also make
copies of Portraits other Pictures Specimens of copy
ing can be at her room.
~ Hours from 10 TO l2 AM, 2 to PM.
Worcester Nov. 6. 1850. dM
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-31
Fitchburg and Worcester RaiJrcsd

~ - s5ss7 E8sssF1 :::sss.;sF1 ET;sss...ss1
1FRAlNs leave Worcester for Ftchbnrr n -
cept Sundays, at "'> every dsy es
f45 and II A. NJ, and at 41npM
KETuRNING--Leave Fitchbirr At 'A
800 A. NJ, I23O and As p NJ
Inc shortest and Most direct Railroad rn,,.. t,
Gesler Mass and Burlington VI, is by he NV mceh Ncr
Tg, iT Fellows FAILS and Rnilahd This route wy o. Fitch
miles shorter tha1 any other 'N'o A sNeht.-twu
- me 5, heAl @ snofer route is by the way Of F,c,h
1ws Fats, Windsor, White River In5ia rchbnrg, Bel
,er rms route 30 miles shorter tI,n s a hnrpe-
lhe ore mentioned above, and il is 20 ,n,le eT except
sumpsic River Railroads. 'oh' Ieltrai and Pas
rain Ss9goss nn eong ~ eiter these roes y the
to Get brertfs, rave an hour EiichDure in ,bs
and bo nss y minutes at lebhurg at innc, , iro
for tea "e'c my illhutes to stop
u cl'c ~ assengers who arrive at rjiobbnr, ;,
~ ram, nave time to get dinner I " oy the
loset YEA and 1i~e ,'ss w si ococ p NJ train nave ns Me
y, IN - ne carly train from titcIbIrc ,ry % ~ any o;hcl
e lasi train u' ~ e ork train via pyae5 pfces
Nov u, 1850 - my Ne" \ ORR train via Norwieh'
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-31
ROW Is THE TIME,

End Waldo MOCK IS the Place
N order to introduce TY PES to the public we shah
l. sell them for few days for Fifty Cents In The
BEST CASES for One Dollar, such as are sold for
$3.50 Mt other Rooms. We intend attract the public to
Rooms by making good Miniatures AT fair prices rather
than by display of Stained Glass costly Mirrors Tasestry
carpets, &c OF Beware of hunbugs and remember our
Rooms are Up only one fight Of STAIRS and that we have
decidedly THE BEST LIGHT IN THE CRY.
ALDRiCH & MORSE.
Worcester, Nov 2, 1850 dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-31
For Sale.

AxA ANEW ard convenient Dwelling House thorouah
l.;H Ay finished, with the besr natollas md pleasant.
ated on the height Of land on the corner Of Graf
.on NY Etabeih Street, Commanding beautiful VIEW u
". c'y, an an formerly occupied by Lewis e. Joy
nNp 10 House Lots near the ssIne The Lots ron
~ - e zo eet Oi Lind, and will be sod so low a 70
~ 70 come ythn the means of many ,yho havo no, Lee
able 10 buy Itec lots. ""' ''o"
~ - clsni. wiibc given 20 ut purchasera. Plan Of the
o.s can oe stn by calling upon tho snbscrber For fur
VIZ ~ "a MnnsoInasin cali npoa !. w. BANCROFT or
WV df A. M. MERRIFIrLr
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-31
DOOR AND HOUSE BELLS

ALL KINDS, HUNG TO ORDER AND PERFEC
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Also, FURNITURE of all kinds Repaired; Cnue Cha;
e-seated ! SAWS OF all kinds FILED and SET
", ShoP rear Of pr. Bates Office, PEARL ST.
Worcester, July 81 1850. eodlv.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-31
PARIS GREEN.

fnnENCu, English and American Paris csrccnfone
H. oieen anu fellow--Prissian Blue Urainal 'aris
cars GarscItoec'her with great assortment of col and
tooLS ior Fancy and Ornamental Painters. wded 10
s''e sa'isiac9oh ana viii be sold cheap for cash.
,.,.o, SAMUEL G. WHITE, Washngtot,rc,
'"' - e"u~ewom near Western r. bot.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-31
I0sEPH II. GOULp, CitY Porter,

UODLA II II OO O1zA7j OAOJ = ~V~70-
OR Carrier OF Baggage Bundles and Light Parcels gen.
orally, will be Mt the Depots on arrival OF lls nhf
i in constant readiness to accommodate Travellers ed Cit
zens STAND at Boston Worcester, and Norwich aepotsf
nPOat Straw for filling Beds, constantly on handE Har
Wood Shayings of The best kind Tor kindinS wood 7sof
Soft Wood Shavings if preferred.
Also CHARCOAL by the barrel, delivered at any art Of
The civ. d6tlaw NJ Isl
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-31
Mason & Shows Cy1 and Cough Syrup.

Mason & SHOWS Cy1 and Cough Syrup.
<,,,,,nDrN a..,,. seized with he Group in The
" evening during the litt,c,lIy i hs,h; 20 M 'iie
whole surface, and in gr conohig d. ; a iohs
shrll soand is produced sons f7,' Ia ,, - @
@ anu - oaAs s Sdiul and 0de Of the moAl fatal of
az SHe peov ~ .i childhood it is also remedy for
whoopng cough, cOIccorIi,g 10 ron,i 4 +; y.
coils, aud when Civ In its efcct , - p
i0 anu hhs"i' s'H Providence, Jan Is 1850
9. ,asOn--Gentlemen The bottle Of yo,r
'om Srup that got of you was the means Of
CIouP ana ,S 1Sou youngest child II was taken in Inc
sasg SAW tas n'e attack of the cronp and it seemed as
@ nsns "i.h 5ilot live; but gave it your Group and
+iouSn u Wording to the direcons which to my great
20 Gousn Syrp charm The night that my child wak
jot,MoIheIe e Group two children in the neiehborhoo5
.aSen Wind not having immediate relief both OF thest
dled lie deprived oft myself
no acc9espectfnly, ADDIsoN NJ F,tnR.Nxs l.
-, syrup Is prepared only by SNOW & MASONs
uGries, l6i Broad-st Providence, r. l. Price 25 cs,
S orcester by ID Scott Jr, d Co.. L. r. Lazell, an s
eOuoh Uct3iN
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-31
s1NGTUe scg0nT,.

The Second Term of s. z. NASON'S
THyENING SINGING SCHOOL viii commence on
IA WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec ii, at No. 8 WAR
GEE HALF at half past O'Clock.
raton for Gentlemen $l.50; Ladies $160.
Worcester, Dec A. 1850. dec1O
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-31
FALL, OF I8kn
Building Tofa. 7

itiInINm n nls ior sale Of the mom desrnb,e
"rd m hs n9rh side Of Chatham Street on ,ho hah,n
% ,sms n' Nv ,'e Dwelling ouse ofev Dr. snalev' mr
T. i,r X sai,r street, containing 5000 gq n eachan, ~
, ~ III INV. s, vicinity on auncy Stand several lnS
June A. IT, DIR c,,, ~ " W
chAhikS Witt r
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-31
Wood for GoIa

300 CORDS Of WOOD for sale by s. NJ REDp
OOO No. l8 Park street
:. ~ Aiso-Au extensive assortment of WEST Il
tcc20-eOdlmie
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-31
MEnICAL NOTTCE.

nR. ID. @. HARRINGTON, from Boston, has
Opened hfs Oaee at No. I15 Maih-st., Jforcester.
he Dr. wonld say that he continues to treat all Chronic
Diseases with the utmost Success few of which he will
name Liver Complaint Kidney plants, Piles Humors,
Weakness, General Debility all the various trains OF neIy
affections, Dizziness and Ring in the head and restore
the mind to its healthy and sound The Doct has
been very successful female complaints of which he has
thorough knowledge, his medicines mild and pleasant
to the taste.
or Office hours from AN. to PM. cure is war
ranted in all cases if cGrable dtf-nov 27.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-31
Musical Notice.

M551 DE2RY'S Worcester QuadrilIe Band
is prepared to furnish Music for Balls Parties,
AssA &C., on the most reasonable Applications
Store 20S Main Street. Worcester; or ALFRED CHArrIy
iiodsn, East Village, will be promptly attended to.
Oct II, 1850. diff
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-31
Lac Sulnhur.

LOT Of the above in Store and for sale in any qnan
"a uty. bv L. Z. LAZElI. apothecal,,
ieel0 4wd&w POI Main street.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-31
RITTER.

9 TO 10 hundred pounds good BUTTER; 100 bushe,
- Vermont POTATOES baldwin Apples, Cheese, L1
Pork, Fish, Tcas Co1De, Sugar, MoIasses, IN
Fruit, huts Srces Fluid. on, Candles, Soap; n.aws
aand on Can holds los gallons; pairs Scale- 80
for sale. s,rltINC .. ~
= Corn, oats Besns, Rags No. 297 Main street,
Worcester daily spy., 1850-12-31
$1,000 REWARD
dyStlc Cough Mixture and Asperient Pill

Pocue VI Will on sullclent trial cure MS many casf,
coughs oi every kind in so short a lime as The
Mystlc Cough Mixture and Asperient Pil
The Mixture for Colds, Influenza. Catar,b or ~, ~,
asthma, Bronchit 5, Groups Hives or Rattes1 WIN
ing Cough Shortness of Breath Difficult Exneelorstn,
reilel IN Consumption, and where it is mpossibIeo
drops. 'e hi'"ih "o u
lhe Pills 90 be taken IN rili, bitter or syrup) for d
nFthess, Bilious Diseases Jaundce, Liver CompI-l
SeioIaia Erupuve Dis ases, Sick Jieadacne Dvsnet
am lor the prevention we as cure of many otber
eases as VIII be seen by the Programme and pifectIon
day. o"o pm
Both Cough Mixture and Pi Is are warranted ept |
hysclans are furnished with the fornulm where i,
me above medicines for sale In this cjf, MI |
lnnnLi' AZ JAMES GREEN, D. SCOTT 4 co. Srit |
alBLhf A. CLARK, ard by DRUGGISTS reieran |
'iii' P'uto' lho country, eod&eo :, .}ll1-d |