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Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-01-11

The sunshine creeps through the cevcss Of the shutters and
and them the gas happening to dim, or 90 out the
expelled daylight must be admitted like unwecome guest
New Years drsadfu day for very bashfal gentlemen
and very near-sghed ladies' especially when tbs two in
conjunction The very bashfal gentleman has
crossed the threshold than he is overwhelmed Ivy
Portable conviction that he is somewhere where he is not want
ed and ought to be while the very neasghted lady is
penetrated with the belief that he is altogether different per-
son from himself and staggers him at into abnegaon
Of his own identity by overwhelming him with compliments
which he knows belong of right to somebody else The
very bashu gentleman then undertakes to sit down. with
gesture which the very sighted lady mistakes for
firing bow the very near-sghted lady then offers cup Of
chocolate which the very bashfu gentleman at first declines,
but afterwards thinks be will take, and caps the climax by
upseing it the Wilton carpet, and breaking china
with his cane in the effort pick up the very nearsghted
lady noe begins very clearly who she has been enter
tanning, and the very bashfu gentleman gets cumsy out Of
the house and goes home in state of mind bordering on
deIirium. ". ".
Towards night every body gets tired the door-bes
seem have grown agued with ringing, and the indoor
bellies yawn during the frequent intervals Of solitude
The gentleman who has made his hundred visits comes
home clsmorous for slippers and brandy and the sky
old veteran of the morning thinks the day much moro IA
tguing than thirty years ago, for nexplcable
reason the fast going has serious thoughts Of giving
up society unworthy Of such aborous cultivation New
Years generally 10 voted BORE except the quiet individual
who in spite the prevailing re pursued the even tenor
Of his way, and made rational hOydsy Of /. for his own
amusement
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-09-19

The LATEST ANECDoTE OF JENNY LIyn -
The Buffalo Courier relates an incident that
happened at the Clifton House, Niagara, las
Sunday evening. Miss Lind was singing, in
her room, some Swedish hymns. OF course, at
the sound OF her voice, many persons, some OF
whom had never heard its delightful tones, as.
sembled in the halls and upon the balconies, to
listen. Two enthusiastic gentlemen, anxious
70 be as uear as possible to the rerson of tie
syren, leaned against the door of her chamber
Suddenly, the singing ceased, the door wa,
opened from the interior, and the two amateurs
made a rapid and desperate plunge, directly in
10 The arms of the fair Swede," who was coming
out in search of a lamp. Jenny is but human
and those who saw her face at the moment
say that never Vas rage more clearly depicted
upon human countenance. The gentlemen arr
supposed to have felt small.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-09-19

EIst Graves, Estate.

ST ATE or VERMONT, Dr>rmcro OF ymrrrNpENs $
The Probate Court ior he Distric atuIesrid To all
intr s G in the Estate OF Eli Graves late OF jericho
in said Distric'. deceased. GRLlrNG
WHERE'S, Daniel II. Graves Executor 81 the last
viii aud lrsrameut OF said deceased, proposes 10
render an account OF his administration Ut .>7id Estate
aud present his account against the same I eXami-
~ ton and allowance hv said court, ant the sald
Courth wing assigned. toi that purpose, the 2,th day
OF e%ptember, 4. d. 1851, at the office oi RlXioId
Il adams in Burlington, in said District, and order.
O. that you be notified by pub isning the time and
lace assigned as aforesaid, three weeks successive
~ IN the Burlington Free Press, a newspaper printed
III said Burlington. the last Of which publications 10
he previous to the day fixed for hearing.
Therefore You are hereby notified to appear before
said Court at the time and place aforesaid AMI show
cause it any you have why the sand account should
not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
irict this l0th day OF September Al lS5l..
C. ADlNS. Judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-09-19
\ CERTAIN CURE
Tor tn PILES.
No. 1876 BowrRY, 4 doors above Spring Street
EeEs. UshkaANE's
Icgctabie Elcctuary, or eternal
REMEDY FOR THE Piles,
TRIUMPHANT

10000 Cases Cured the past year!
Read the following addressed TO the Rochester
agents
Nlessrs. Post g. Wlllis-Gents. 1t is with no or
binary feelings OF pleasure that | am enabled to in
tr YOU the cure ! have experienced by the use OF DR..
UpLam's Eicctuary, which ] ohtalned from yon In
So OF Piles with which have been afflicted. My
sulicnugs have been almost beyond endurance and
cannot be known or imagined, only by those who
have experienced like Affections.
Having been So long and sorely afflicted, mn in
ducrd to address you, that through yon may make
known To my rtnds and eiIhhouls the uu,y won
drrtul virtues OF DR.. npham's t,rctuary, which ]
shall hereafter Keep GA hand. as | ma II %hrnthcial IN
other respects, removing obstinate cosivrnrsS, NOR
! bid Accommodations in the stomach ana bowels, aud to
purify the biood-thus removing the cause OF Plies,
when a speedy cure must follow.
II Is needless to add that previous TO Obtaining the
ticc,uary OF you, | had consulted many OF our best
physicians. but to little or no benefit. Should y,u
know a case OF malignant Piles, please refer Them 10
me at MY residence, ~ the TOYS" oil Gates, where |
-nqll be ",easrd to give them much more particular
information Than am able to do IN this colnmuulca
ton JOSHUA bEAMAN.
hellrndrrdS Of certificates similar 10 the above, may
ar seen at l9G Howery New York, where The EIectu-
SOW Is sold wholesale and retail hy the original aud
cole proprietor, A. UPlIAM, VI. d. Beware OF
hnunleririls and worthless ImiI1tlons. The genuine
on my signature IN my own hand wrung on the
50 ide wrapper. Pnce 81 per box, or SIX boxes Tor
For sale byTHEo, A. PEcS, Agent for Burlington
and vicinity.
August 10 w7mos6
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-09-19
RE.HOE.iL.

~. Store TO the building formerly known hy the
name ui Ladies Exchange, inst door north OF BIins-
maid & %l}rothcr,. where he IS now rrcriving a large
addition To his former stock OF Fresh Manufacture
Nurn, winch he oHrrs low tor cash. Thankful tor
pHst patronage, he requests all those drslruus OF pm
chasing To call aud examine where they will lind
every variety Of Boot and shoe ever offered IN our
eastern markets.
Burlington, April -. d&wtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-09-19
NOTICE.

AZ application will be made to the Gen
= cml Asscmh y of this State, at itSleNf Auuna
|r,-lou, Tor the giant ui a Charter, lucoTp rituG
Tll hudge Company to construct "A budg betwte'
ls,c la Nlort aud hluurIn, "
l. W lOICONE
III, la Mott. ". .Aug. 70. lI,l W~N.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-09-19
From NaiEiNrs. &c.

rgNlE NEW ENGLAND IRON RAIL.
Il ING COMPANY, No. i ALnASY BLOCK, Bos-
ton, are prepared to make, at short notice, every de-
%scrIplIon OF
WR0UGHT OR CAST HON RAILLNGS,
at very low prices.
The PATENT WIRE RAILING is n very SUI
perlor article, IA 10 beauty OF style or strength, made
rom The best Of iron, from Is to g. inch diameter,
with heavy wrought iron bars and posts. This ar
tIcle IS hecomlng very popular tor CEMETERIES, Pun
Lie GROUNDS, DWELLING llorsrs, GARDENS, &c. 1t
II also extensively used tor WINDOW GUARDS tor
NTonEs DWELLINGS. LUNATlc AsyLuMs aud other
pH6Ac buildings. 1t is mo r. durable and much cheap
er tlan cast iron or any other description ui fence.
.Ihcv keep constantly on hand, also, ENGLISH
~ RDnE FENCE, for farming imposes, from 81
% o 3 per rod-Coal Screens, Bedsteads, &c &c.
II ne subscribers being sole proprietogs in the Pat
elt W Ire Railing for the hew England States. eau
tion nil persons from PnrcahSjBg or using the same
IN thdt territory, obtaincd from any other source than
from them or their authorised agents.
FOR particulars respecting prcc and for drawings
or designs apply to T.LIMAN 4 CO.,
w2mos3 Albany Block, Boston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-09-19
Grrat Cure Coz Dyspepsia !
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC MNNDERl

wa VI y - L II 1 d l -
EDREPARED from REYNEi, or the fourth
Il Stomach of the Ok, after directions oil Baron
liebig, the great Physiological Chemist. by J. >.
EloroHroY, NJ, D.. Philadelphia, Pa.
This is a truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, .Iaundice, Liver Complaint, Constipation
and Debility, curing alter natures own method, by
natures own Agent, the Gastric Juice
Y Halt a t asp0ontnl OF Pcpslu, infused in wa
ter, will diges' or dissolve, FIRE IoundS Of Roast
Bccf in about twO hoHrS, ont OF the stomach.
PEr>GN is the chef element, or Great Digcstjuc
Principle of the Gastric .Iurcr--the Noircni 0t thc
IOod, the Purifgiag, PrcScrrjqc GpI NtmUidtiGg
Agent OF the Stomach and lntr,turs, IT is extract
ed from the digestive Stomach ct the Ok, thus form
M nm Artificial Digestive Fluid, precisely ike the
natural Gastric Juice IN its Chemical powers, and
t%urlliSiing a complete and perfect substitute tor it
by the and OF tins PREPARATION, the pains and evils OF
Indigestion and Dyspepsia are removed, Just 0s they
would he by a healthy stomach. ltIs doing wonders
Tor Dyspcptics, curing cases Of Debility. Emaciation,
Nervous Decline and Dyspepuc Consumption, sup
no>rd to be on the verge OF thc grave. Thu >ciri-
tilc evidence npon which it Is based, j, III thu lHgA-
st degree Curious and RemarAnbic.
SCIENTIFIC EILDE.NCE!
BARON L!rrlG in his cc,rura,"d work on Animal
Chemistry, says: \ Artificial Digestive FIuld,
analogous to HE Gastric Juice, may ne rra lily pre-
pared from the mucous mcnnri me- OF the stomach OF
The Cali, IN winch various artIceN OF TODD, rs meat
and eggs, will be SOtteHed, ciHHscd, and digcgtci,
JnSt /" the same manner as they rou.dbe IN TIE ha-
man Stom0ch -
W." :; 'n hGLinA N ~! M mIiou7 y!' w D" / ooT nio
D.' t"..i>"eu D! fo"'rIs " "rIN' 'rN l oIN'
r'Ir % 's,i,cs unt sumo gtThI Iacl' ana oeScrpeS the
h he,, vi imrtir"r"l' mere ae 1t" hi%her au-
nv NV 'tam III ! tl'lI"i
- ~. y, + h. ~ ms Eatu'pnr Ntla,neS on 'n' l nNS-
,L s'J '" ~ r,,'o., oorISrS ,"h, " "nuInu.on q.
, -. ~" LII I"nn,'l ~ N"1,ac 'uH' 80" IloIlIl'"l
,n =, rtnI'I.'s cause OF D!SprtSla anunn states
J'u a u'm.a!HuIsheu pr%Ir.."f 81 m'".r'h N Lon
, Go% Jin w ~ mT, Int'cty a,n't,r" w,J" .ns ooinpI'IH,
r"U,n- IVY 'iH'@ ''Nr 10 '''' IA" recourse 10 ''t
~ Sult JUICE, Obtdllcl rom lur -iulliCu~ Of IINIIL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-09-19
burlington q CuN

IF well filled Mercantile Houses, give
7 any appearance TO a City, YOU have only TO
step INTO some OF that class on College Street, parti-
cuariy the Crochery aud Glass Warehouse where
can be found, everything in their line, that cnn h.
found IA any City Store OF the kind IN the Ghioa
and as cheap
The Subscribers have Just receive large additions
to lhcir stock OF Crockcrv, China and Glass Ware.
Table Cutlery, Tea Trays, Solar and FLUID, Stand
and ilanguG LAMPS, silver Plated and briNnn,a
Ware Paper l~langings, the largest and cheapest as
surIneI IN the State.
"A L S O.
\ Large and well selected assortment, Of Fancy
Guods. such as China Coiognrs and Vases, Gard Rel
CrivetS. lax Stands, CanuirsIirSs. German VASES al
PCS aud cc'or-, rev and l}rnuufll patterns. Bohc-
MIN GAS W., Cuiognts VASES &c aud every
other article in our lmr. Nhich ~c will ssl nj city
HULlEA ALDRlCH,
20 ! Lcayruwual's Block, Cplrqe 81.
Bar'iHa'on l0lv :. N5I. d&wtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-09-19
Pearl ST., Burlington, VI.

HAS received, and viii keep, a fall Is.
IA sortment Of alerior lnsrruwrnts. which o. W
ST. n; the same prices Al which they are sold l. Ihu
Manufacturers IN Boston
The durabiiitp, time. touch ond finish Of his In
trumruls hr warrants TO he equal to any manu.act.
mrd m tins country.
Purchasers arr invited to call and examine for
themselves, and any styIc he may not have on hand,
vii hr 'u,usIet immediately. Also CARuART'S Ju>t-
ly oetbralrd Nrlodrun-, IA table Tor smul, Churches
Mr. Il having been engaged as Chorisr,r N Rev
Nr. NoRCr>ri.~ ChurCh, offers hs 'olylo"s IN
Chairs, .HVrIc7' s.. '"hcV, Glcc t'HjS, A., lt,yld-
ul,s WHO "i-., .ur thorough Instruction. IA .,es, enc,
II Nu1c, aud tho r'or0 95Ioc lmpt aud %CuitjrG-
Nop of f'C rorrc
-lp-g9 -, l-.l. wGmus
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-09-19
The Attention 0t' Purchasers

bND Consumers is solicited To the follow
Il M named s~rr-RIoR 5ooDS, made Of the best lou
isiana Cotton. tIry have taken Premium Medals,
IA" last Exhibitions OF the ! s'lrutes, in New York
Boston, PnILadeL hin. and Bellimore.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-09-19

A GREAT Mans PREFEREaCR.-- II envy no
q'a'Ity of mind or intellect in olhers-nut genius
power, wit or fancy, but if | could choose what
would be most delightful, and | believe most
useful to me, | should prefer a firm religion,
belief to every other Blessing, for it makes If
a discipline of goodness, creates new hope,
when all earthly hopes vanish, and throws owe
the DELAY, the destruction OF eXistanrc, the mo ST
gorgeous OF all lights awakcns lie even IL
death and from corruption and decay, calls up
beauty and divinity makes an instrument OF
%,oTInrc, aud OF shame the ladder of ascent ia
paradise and Tar above all combination al
earthly hopes, calls up the most delightful Wis
IONS, palms and amaranrhs, the gardens ot the
blessed the security of everlasting Joys, where
the sensuallst and sccpllc view only gloom, de-
cay, aud annimlation.-Sir UuWphrey D1ry.
a. Hos. EDWARD STANLEY.-This dis
'mgulshcd and gallant champion of the Union,
aud the wtoie Union, has been invited by the
citizens OF Newborn, y. C., TO partakc of IA pub
ir dinner. The letter Of Mr.. Stanly, in answer
10 the invitation, is warm and eloquent. lie
regrets tirr his engagements viii prevent him
Coo accepting the p%ro.icrcd honor. boston
.It.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-10-04

iHE HtLIOrYPE ANrICIPArrn--It IA known
mat about seven months since. MIR |. |. Hill. of
"eslAiL New York, announced his discovery N,
a mode Of taking daguerotypes with all their mar
ur coiors--irue sun tinted pictures, to which
'he Ddg.eTredRJoiTRdi IN honor Of him. gave the
nameot hHIotyptS For some reason not fully .,
Planned thut 10y some said 10 be Mr. H's ina
h'Hty to obtain apertect yellog color IN hs pc.
tuiesJ the discovery has not been made publi,
II appears by recent foreign papers, th., MIR
Ill! has been anticipated ~ NJ Nirpce de, 81
Victoria Frenchman. well known AS A scientific
photographer, aud not less a. the NEPHEW of the
celebrated Nlepcs of Chsluns sur Saone, the AS
sociate If paguerre, and JOINT di-eoyrrcr with
him OF the paguerreotypc. The nephew has
o''h long time engaged m eudravuring to di,
cover mode of DagurIreotyping in cuors, and
o. mas now gwen to the world the best proof of
MS success by showing his pictures. three of
"hch are now IN London, III the hpnds Of Mr. Nh,
i'he' the photographer, exposed to the examina.
ton ct the cmioUs
a notice OF these pictures is given I'm the las,
received number OF the London Atbs11,,a With
states that the inventor has given to his new nrt
tue name of Hs.iochrony, or sun cplotin,, AMI
that lie has not Yet dwulged his secret Tint
however, will soon follow.
The three heChromes now in London are COS,
les of colored engravings, representing m, an. -
female dancer, the Others, male figure, m r,ncv
costumes and every color Of the original "lsay.
Inc diheHGlTa the editor Of which has examined
'hem is most faithfully impressed on the pre.
pared silver tablet"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-10-04

j. l. Shipman, the able and efficient engineer
on the Alton and SIngamun Railroad, addressed
the following letter to the st. Louis Union, upon
the practicability Of connecting ST. Louis and Ga.
lena by railroad at q very small expense. The
letter bear. date OF the nth ult
In your comments on the address of Dc Bow,
published in your daily Of the 18Th inst, notice
a remark, that St Louis should be connected with
Galena by railroad, at once Permit me To show,
very briefly, how nearly such purpose is accom-.
plshed, and with how little etfur, 1t can be- Der
fected Beginning, then. ut Alton, and proceed.
ing thence tn Springfield, ,evonty.two and quar-
ter miles are under contract and he mean. pro-.
vded to complete the road To that paint; thence
to Bloomington, sixty miles surveys have been
made, connecting with the lilnul, Central R,
road From Bloomington To Galena one hun.
drcd and eigh,ysix and half miles, The me ms
are provided, 1t appears, then, that Of the whole
distance, say three hundred and twenty eight and
threequarter miles--two bundled and sixty.
eigh, and three quarter miles are provided for.
and there ore only sixty miles for which no pro
vision has yet been made, This sixty miles be
ing built, connection by railway with Rock Is.
land, Galcna aud Chicago will be effected to saw
nothing of the local business which will DO con.
cenrated upon these lines, The Alton aud spring.
field Railroad will be flushed early next wear.
and the Central Railroad the succeeding year
II the citizens Of St Louis will help Us build the
sixty miles between Springfield and Blooming
ton, we can have a railroad route to Chicago ria
La Sale merit year and to Galena the subsequent
year, Cannot this BE- donsi
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-10-04
Dreadful Steamboat Accident

The steamerJames Jackson exploded her boil.
ers on the 2lst inst, just as she was leaving the
dock at Shawneeowu H. on the Ohio River, by
which thirty persons were killed and wounded
4 dispatch from Evansville, Ind, to the New York
papers, SAYS:
The engineer in charge Of The boat Immediately
after the explosion is reported to have jumped -.
verboard, and reached the shore when he took
TO The woods
A lady who got on board ut Smwneetown was
killed before getting out Of sight her home.
The steamer Cumberland Valley WAS but a
short distance below the Jak.on at the time If the
explosion, but Immediately returned. and tue Of
fcers rendered all the assistance in their power
After taking on board tho wounded, the Valley
towed the jackson 10 the shore
Tue jackson WAS completely torn to pieces from
the fore to the after part Of the cabin Her boil.
ers are smashed flat
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-10-04
Foreign News.
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER BALTIC

fHuApurHA, SrPt Soth
me steamer Baltic, from Liverpool with dates
10 The l1ih, arrived at New York at half past ON
Sunday morning She sailed from Iiyerpool nj
half past two o'clock on the l7th. and brings o.
passengers. She passed the Asia on the l9.h.
nineteen hours west II Cape Clear. The Canada
arrived al Liverpool on the 18Th having made th,
/ mp N ten days and five hours
/ lie excl ement about gold in Australia is on
. the increase
Mr., Glad~toues disclosures about the Neapoli
tau Government, seems to he causu. more and
more uneasmess among the upho!ders Of that
despO,sm.
The Austrian loan exercised depressing uiu
ence. and was not finding BUYERS ver, easily.
Throughout Great Britain tie harvest news is
most encouraging
ihe German Diet held sitting on the 9Th Sep.
TENDER, when the report OF the Committee ON the
constitution WAS read, but owing 10 the r1cat
difference Of opinion It could not be agreed TO-
Much disappointment exists throughout Eng.
land from the lack OF definite information in re,ar
to the Cuban expedition. The papers are filled
with accounts iIoGl the uued States regarding
It,
Negotiations are going on between Snoin
FRANCE, and England, with a view 10 announce 10 |
The American Government that they are bound
TO put stop to the fGrlhnr invasion of Cuba |
Political and religious circles are still engaged I
IN discussing the secession OF the Duke Of Norfolk
from the Catholic faith, and great deal Of feel. (
Iug Is manifested On all sides.
Hon. Abbot Lawrence !, on 4 tour in Ireland
The receipts Of the Exhibition continue at about
g coo per day.
The news from the continent shows much unea.
sineSS t1tthe future
FHANcE-lhe department of Arlo,he i, lccla.
red ma state ofselse. The Prince de Joinyillc /,
expected soon TO declare himself openly for the
Presidency
IrAtY-ln Naples the State prisoners were sen
fenced to death. Among them are ten IDENTITIES
twenty two ministers, one foreign ambassador
and two priests
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-10-04

"a Foul ASPIRATION The La Sale Stan.
dud after devoting about two columns to low,
silly abuse Of tho citizens Of Peru and the Peru
Democrat, and the people o! Ottawa and partic-
ularly ourselves, brings his badcrdash to a cumi.
nation by charging us with being guilty of a foDl
aspiration against Col, Mason" This sublime
climax reminds us Of the lawyer who. being about
ne well acquainted with the Latin tongue as our
La Sale contemporary is with the English after
exhausting his store Of abusive epithets upon his
antagonist, raised his voice to n high key and
with an air Of triumph proclaimed him to the court
to be "a id abs9ue hoe o." OF course, reply
was unnecessary; and We think about the same
in regard to the two colums in the Standard--a
reply IS unnecessary.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-10-04
Great Fire In Buffalo!

BUFFALO Sept. %, T NJ.
About 4 o'clock this morning. fire broke ont
IN wooden building on Peacock ST., in the center
ct the Five Points aud in less than Is minute,
The entire block Of wooden buildings on Rock and
Pearl -t>, from ship canal to Erie st, and to
Evans -, were IA flames.
The i're passed Erie street, and took in the
Iarsc piauing mill Of the Mes,r- Eato,.s The
ire then crossed and burn, the Erie street bridge
ani swept everything on the opposite side Of
Terrace, and down 10 Terrace sad Merchants
street, on ho'h sides
The number Of bl1lin.s burned mus, have
been ab"l, 800 and Dr. ground burned over
some ~ or 40 ar,e- Tbc .arge brick public
school house u u,,',f y. Wa burned q
E''' NU''. IU' uH rNe" u
Eatou- mill .u# .s.
were N" yards { E.. "a
mrr & R.bhor
all Of wool 400
Der of tlmile- ..u %. r ... ... ....
many of th'm hs ...... ...... .......
'eaTiHIly "pi ~. %. p..-r.t. .. ... 8ar.,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-10-04
Or. Storms CeIebr,ted Scotch Cou,b C.,d,

Country Merchants, Druggists and Physicians,
residing in the interior should lose no time in
getting supply Of Doctor Storms Scotch Cough
Candy, from the wholesale agents, either for cash
or on commission, the article commends Itself to
the afflicted rs the best sugar medicine ever in.
vented We must all acknowledge that great
benefits will result from the introduction of n
remedy so powerful in its operation. and vet so
agreeable to the taste to cover all objections to
it, timely Use in checking the symptoms Of Con.
sumption. Price 10 cent. per roll, 3 rolls for 25
cent or 81 per dozen. The Candy is neatly put
up with directions for use a handsome engra
wing II the Scotch Coat Of Arms, and the written
signature Of Hamilton Wade, lproprietor) is on
III" outside wrapper Teach roll and package
BARNARD BRO & co, St Louis. Mo, Gen
"rl. Agents for hs United State. aud the Cana
daa
. Walker $ HlcElias 'ui @ l. Thompson, Agents
0Hwa. J..