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Cordage.
IN COILS Manila ,assd sizes,a Pittsburgh prices
10 do do untarred I'" do do
do Italian hemp Packing Yarn;
10 dozen Bed cords and Plough line;
600 lbs Broom Twine;
IOO0IbS suT'r cotton Seine Twice.
10 reels hemp Bed cord;
10 bris PITCH and Rosin;
general assortment, comprising Blocks Hooks and
Thimblcs Anchors Caulkng naes and cises, Lard OIL
Mops cauiAing cotton ara Ga t9Sv' r. s'ci tERRv,
Il 1T COrnrr Union and Water Sis
100 a III 3S,! \; !, o I Su g;d;,.....
100 bags Rio cofeei
e Isl[snests Y, H-c ?. Imp, and black teas,
10 boxes Is, los, and plug tobacco;
90 kegs Virginia twisti
60 boxes ground pepper;
8 bags pimento
Dbl. nutmegs;
case Caraca indgoi
e @nsi Lew lew, Garrett & sor,s Scotch snuff;
90 bbls. No. 3large mackerali
25 small
so half bbls. 10. 3
10 10 quarters .
90 kits
drums cod fish.
apo7 -'' DoNLoN & MAxwELL.-.
REMOVAL.
NJ. ADAMS has removed his CLOTHING STORE
N 10 the large Ware Rooms Water street, second
door below Monroe street. where his omers will tin
usa excellent assortment OF SeaSOua BILE clothing at
the cheapest rates. apo
Bound to Shave!
DE JAQUES LECOULTRE'S celebrated warranted
IL Razors They shave with the greatest ease and
the best brought to This market. Just received ut
c. P. BROWNS
10 New Jewelry store, washington
The Oil of Grape Vines
THIS Oils result oftwenty years investigation
FTance both purpose ofkeepng the hair glossy,
restoTingit in bald places.
This Oil particularly recommended, as it will Tendei
the Hair so glossy, and pliable besides makng abou
two shades darker.
Prepared only by Dr. Fontain Paris Poets per- bottle.
ForH>lebv J. V0WELl.. % llnnnst
Groceries at Wholesale.
H00 BBLS. MoLASSES;
OOO 800 b'gs Rio Coffee,
so pr cketS LaguyTa coffee;
90 Old Java
60 boxes cavendish tObaccoj
On kegs CIV.
10 bbs. cut and dry 9
90 boxes Stewards N. Y candes;s
1G0 hhds. sugars
30 bbls. Coverings refined sugar;
10 bids. Louisiana
% hitch Y H. G. P. and Imp teas
30 tierces riee;
90 boxes white pipes;
o. COigaTe's fancy SOAPS;
Together with full assortment OF Family Groceries,
including Spices Fruits, Dyestus, Fish, etc., ETC., for
''' "'''NS''' TALLANT q DELAPLA1N,
mas No. 90 Main street.
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UNION HOTEL,

GEoRG EToWN, DC.
THIS large and convenient house, having been thorough
ty repaired, and refted with entirely furniture of
handsome and comfortable style, is now oPcnfo the
commodation of guests.
The subscriber invites the patronage OF the rubci
those who favor him with their company may be
Ola Ospitnble reception, the best fare ana such comforts
and attentions will make his house compare avoably
with the best kept hotels in tile District elsewhere.
Omnibus constantly pass to and from the Capl,o
running until eleven O'Clock at night
np92-6m WIN FlTZHUGH.
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MEDICINAL.


WHATEVER concerns the health and happiness oil
w the people, is at all times Of the most valuable BILE, i'm,
all in their power the lives Ortheir children, anu
that every person will endeayor 10 promote their own
you that WORMS, according to the opinion of the
most celebrated Physicians, the primary causes OF
large majority OTthc diseases TO which children nj adults
are liable ryou have appetite continually cangeabe
from kind Orfood to another, bad BREATH Par in the
STOMACH Picking at the Nose Hardness aud Funess OF
the Belly, Dry Cough, Slow Fever Pulse irreguGr-re.
member that these denote WORMS, and you should at
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Or. Todd,s Pins

n DE-. IOdd'S |PlIlS h
tAN be had fresh and genuine at the following places in
" the city of Wheeling and vicinity. viz:At the Drug
stores OF James Baker: Kells Caldwe Rrentlinger 4
Co; DIR T H Logan & Q; Fredk Yahrling, VIM Mckee Il
Co: (Rfchetoyn); BrentIinger Centre Wheeling
he Shoe store OF Todd e Devol, market square, and
tho Drug store of the proprietor corner OF Quincy and
Filth streets. Z .. l.t- '-a g7H- III. g
fliey can also be had at Dmns, Grave Creek; "A Be
dillion,s Jacob Goodings, National Road Benz.
Craven west Alexandria; Wilson Strngers, west Wheel
ing; and EIy Looman's, Bridgeport, Ohio.
These pills need further Recommendation than IaiT
trial; they havenow been in constant for than
twenty years, and only give them chance they
will speak for Them 25c per bo1i 81 per
doz: S20 per gross. ian6
AN, CARR q CO., have just received no boxes
Ia OF tobacco in addition to their large stock Call
ronnIa NosSt, and specimen OF the
golden bar Tobacco" intended all who love good
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REMOVAL

REMOVAL.
A MADAMS has removed his CLOTHING STORE
N 10 the large Ware Rooms Water street, second
door below Monroe street. where his will find,
usEal excellent assortment OF SeaSOua BILE clothing at
the cheapest rates. apo
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AS. Il BOWEN, Minister of the Gospel,
ats Pastor oTIhe southampton Baptist Church.
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Mntine OF. Partnership.

Notice or Partnership.
THE business OF the late firm OF Warden d Edwards
will be continued by the undersigned the old stand
Main street. under The firm OF Edwards Warden
James W. Warden having purchased the interest OF ia
cob NJ. Warden.
MICHAEL. EDWARDS, JR.,
dec5-tr JAS. w WARDEN.
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Bound to Shave

Bound to Shave!
TIE JAQUES LECoULTRE's celebrated warranted
RaZOrs. They shave with the greatest ease, and
The brought to this market Just received ut
&. p. BROWNS
10 New JeweIry store, washngtoH
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Planished Hin Ware

lust opened AN assortment splendid Panshed Ware,
81 consisting Tea Urns, chatting Dishes, Oys
ter Stewers, Vegetable Dishes, Dish Covers, Tcapnt M
coolers Stomach warmers, and painted Toilet sets-'a
beautiful article respectfully solicit the attention oil
tho public to beautiful assortment oTHouse
and Steam Boat furnishing goods
HOBBS, BARNES & co,
No2S, Monroe ST, near the Post Office,
noyIO Wheeling, Va
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BAL'TIMORF :

GOLD AND SILVER. 7WATcureI
From the most celebrated makers in Io1So.
and Geneva-an extensive stock aivyaSs Livcruo,
every one OF which is guaranteed to sISe on hand
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To Country Merchants.

CoTIias Of ali knds-Just received and for sale by
deciG RECKER, MEILLER q FRA ZHElM
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YE SONS OF COLUMBIA.

Arr" kndcredn in ReGrcn."
We Sons of Columbia who bravcly have fought
For those rights which, unktaincd, from your sires
have descended,
May you long taste the blessing your valor has
bought.
And your SON. reap the soil which their fathers
defended
Mid the reign of mild Peace
Nav vnur nation increase
With the glory of Rome and the wisdom Of
Greece:
And re 'rr may the Of Columbia be slaves.
While the earth bears a plant or the rolls its
waves
The fame Of our arms, of our laws the miId sway,
Had justly ennoblcd our nation in story,
Till the dark clouds ef faction obs,lred young
And envelop'd the of American glory.
But let traitors DE told,
Who their country have sold,
And hartcrcd their God for his image in GOLD,
That nc'er will the sons OF Columbia hc slaves,
While the Garth bears a plant or the rolls lis
Our mountains are crowned with imperial oak.
Whose roots, like our liberties, ages have nouT-
shed;
But, long e'er our country submits to the yoke,
Not tree hall be lett on the field where it -Four
shed;
Should invasion impcnd
Every grove would descend
From the hilltop il ,haded shores To defend,
For ne 'er shaIl the o. Co :iInlIa be slaves,
While the earth bears riant Or the sea rolls its
Let our patriots destroy Anarch's pcstileri worm,
Lest our Lbcrty's growth Fhou b. checked by
coFroSion;
Then let clouds thickcn round us, we heed not the
Our realm fears shock save the ear'h's own sx-
ploson.
Foes assal us in vain.
Though their fleets bridge the main,
aIr md law. viii Ijyp raJ,
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WOMAN'S RIGHTS.
A STORY OF LEAP YEAR,

Samuel Smith sat at home on NNw
Years day in dishabille. His beard was
nnshaved; his hair uncombed his long
boots unblacked; he was leaning back in
picturesque attitude, with his heels
against the mantle-piece smoking cigar
Samuel thought to himself that, as it was
leap year, it would be glorious if the
ladies would pop the question in accor-
dance with their ancient privileges.
AS he sat watching the smoke which
curled so gracefully, his fancy elowed
with the idea, how delightful it would be
to have the dear creatures fonding him.
and with their tender glances endeavoring
to do the agreeable.
As he meditated, his heart softened,
and he began to feel a squemish, woman
ish sensibly diffused over his feelings, and
he thought he would faint with propriety
the first time lady squeezed his hand.
Rap, rap, rap, rap, sounded the door.
Samuel peeped through the Eenitian
blinds.
"Mercyn' exclaimed he, "if there
isn't Miss Jones-and in dishabille, and
looking like fri ight-good gracious. |
must go and fix myself:
AS he left the room Miss Jones entered,
and with composed air intimated that
she could wait. She was firm believer
in woman's right, and now that the sea-
son was propitious, she determined to
take the advantage thereof, and do little
courting on her own hook. 1t was one
of woman's privileges, which had been
usurped by the tyrant man, and she de-
termed to assert her rights in spite of the
hollow formalities Of the false systeni OF
society.
On Sans return to the room, she ex-
claimed:
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MRS. E. CONVERSE & MISS NJ. MiLLER:s
Select &ChOOl for Young Ladies'.

Hamilton Terrace, No 243 Euta,c ST. eet, Bnitimors
THESE ladies, who have had 30 much experience
in teaching, both in the Eastern and Middle
States, will open Select Boarding and Dav
School for Young Ladies, on the FIRST MONDAY
IN SEPTEMBER. The success which has invari-
ably attended their past efforts gives them assurance
that parents who may rnruEi the education of their
children 10 their care, will find the duta. and re-
sponshllies of this important and sacred faith
fully aud ably discharged.
The English Depa rment will be under the exclu-
sve direction ofthe Principals of the School and
we'll qualified Teachers will bH employed to give in
struction in the Ancient and Modern Languages
Music, Drawing, &c.
FNr terms, &c., apply to principals. Circulars
can be obtained at Cushlngs < Baiiey's, Baltimore
street, opposite Hanover. aug 26-.,n
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
A GOOD OLD SONG REVIVED.

About half acentury ago, ROBERT TREAT
PAINE, sterling New England Patriot,
wrote the following American song, which
was sung at a festival given in honor of
our National Anniversary. Time has not
taken single jot from its great and sur
passing merit, and it deserves to be sung
in all time to come, upon all patriotic oc-
casions. A slight alteration from the
original may, however, be detected in the
last verse; but it is thus stripped of po-
litical allusion that wos never in good
taste, and which, if we mistake not, was
the means of consigning the whole song
to disuse. As it now stands, let it be
revived as National Song-and may it
go down to posterity as the noblest of
American strains, and worthy Of being
preserved in letters of gold. We would
rather have our fame linked with its
authorship than with any other Ameri-
can paper, save and except the Declara-
ton of Independence. 1t will be OBJ
served that the tune is the same as that
in which the Star Spanglcd Banner"
song of the lamented KEY is sung. A
song like this should not be suffered to
remain in obscurity, while there is an
American heart to throb in unison with
it's sentiments, or an American throat to
send forth vocal music. This song of
Mr.. Paine's can be truly called, the first
song of the Star Spangled Banner:
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TO THE CITIZENS OF GEORGETOWN.

T'HE GAS WORKS being shout completed in
Georgetown, Hotels, Storrkeepers and others,
deSrous to avail themselves IF its advantages, would
do well to make immediate arrangements for its in
PRODUCTION into their respective dwellings before the
winter sets in b. 50 doing hey will avoid much in
convenience and save money.
Ths suhstrIbcr,a practical ias Filter and Plum her,
bogs to ann-unce t. the inhabitants of Gcorgetown
that he has always on hard large stock Of GAS
PIPES aud FIXTURES. for ht,iug UP Dwellings,
Churches, Stores, Hotels, Workshops and Factories
all of which will be put up in the neatest manner by
experienced workmen, and with prompttude. His
terms will be found lii eral, and his prices as low
any other house.
line addressed to The undersigned. or any orders
left at his sore will meet with immediate attep ption
EDW. u. BOTELRR,
Southwest corner Of 9th and d streets.
oct 3-tf
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Erer diSc0rsTed for the crTfGfn fe 9f Ague dnf Fer
Inter.rr itt.nk nti BiriOms Fe,.ers
Ober & Co.'s Vegetable Srecific,

OUti " tUs ftSttuUiO ttlHts
Fy'HE proprietors of this valuable Medicine hare
i never made any efforts to introduce it sefore
the phblic yet it has found great flvor far and
Certificates without number have been furnished Of
its virtues without any solicitation, and many
performed when all other medicines have failed. Ar
st is asked trial. 1t has stood the test for
eral years, and say. without fear, that no better
prcpara ION for the cure of ague and Fever be
produced. as an evidence publish n certificate
Of gentleman wei known:
Il take great pleasure in recommending the Spe-
cific prepared by 0he- Ii McCorkey, for the of
Ague and Fever a. tn. best article for the accom-
plishmcrt that object have ever met with. In
my family it has succeeded beyond my most san
guiue expectations, AMI therefore. / conSicr it
privilege well duty to recommend It's to
all who may be suffering the influence of that
distressing affection. (sign-d
ID. EVANS REESE,
Minister Of the Methodist Protestant Church.
F-r sale by the proprictors, OBER & Co, Balt
more:
By DANIEL b. CLARKE, Apothecary. Potomac
Tall. corner of Marylani avcnue and 11th street,
Island;
ByCLAPKE BOWLING. IN street, between
south D and streets, Islanf:
Ard by JAMES II STONE, corner of eth and l.
streets, Northern Liberties Washington, ID. C.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
<ap 16-:}n-
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dearest, how beautiful YOU look" ac-
companying her words with glance of
undisgmsed admiration.
"Spare the bushes of a modest young
man" said Sam, applying the cambric t.
bis face to hide his confusion.
Nay, my love, why so oy?" said
Susan, turn not away those beautiful
eyes, dark as jet, but sparkling as the
diamond. Listen to the VOWS of affection
Here let us rest" said she, drawing him
to sofa; here with my arm around
thee, will | profess my true affection"
Leave me, oh, leave me :" murmured
Samuel: think of my youth and mex
perience-sparc my palpitating heart"
Leave thee 2" said Susan, pressing
him closer to her never until the
story of restless nights of unquiet aspira-
ton, fond emotions and undying love is
laid before thee.-know that for years I
have suffered for the secret passion.
Need tell thee how such manly beauty
moved me +! how | worshipped like sun
flower in the luiid light of these raven
tresses how my fond heart was entrap-
cd in the meshes of those magnificent
whiskers how would yield to the gov
ernment of that imperial thy manners so
modest, so delicate, enchanted me-joy to
me-for thy joy was my joy. My heart
is ever thine-take it-but first let me
snatch one kiss from those ruby lips"
The overwhelming feelings of the deli
cate youth were too strong, and he faint
ed from excess of joy. Meanwhile, the
enamored maiden hung fondly over him.
and
Slowly the eyes of Samuel Smith OPEN
ed-he gazed wildly about him-then
meeting the ardent gaze of his lover, be
blushed deeply, and from behind his
handkerchief family faltered out Ask
my ma"
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PoPULAH And FAMILY MEDICINEs

GOLD BY KiDWELL LAURENCE. Pennsyl-
~ yana avenue aud 18th street, Washington, and
JOHN L. h1DWELI. High street, Geors setown, d.
C.. comprising in part
DIR. Jaynss Family Medicinss-Dr. Roses Family
Medicncs-Wistars Bslsam Of Wild Cherry-Ayers'
Cherry P-ctoral-Sands' aud 1owsands Sarssparil-
la-A. II. and John Bulls do-Rose' and Schwartzes
do-,iihau Eiixer Calisaya Bark-Wolfs Aromatic
Scheiiam Schnapps-kidw.lrs Extrsct Beech Drops
Watts Nervous Antilots-OSgOods India Chnlo-
gnsue-Rowand's Tonic cMixture-HamptOn's Tegeta-
bic Tincture-Grecn's Origioatcd Bitters-IoofaDds :
German do-Blake's ard Cannon's do Rushton's
Simes Cod Liver uil. together with all the most
approved medicines Of the time.
Agents for the sale of ScyInOur'F Gal7anic Ahdomi-
nal Supporter Sey zOurs 0bstetrical Supporters and
Mr.. Belts Abdominal Ulcro Supporters.
A fresh supply Cf Saratoga and Bedford Water.
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS,
WIN. kNAEB. II. GAEuLE ED RETTs
First Premium Grand and Square
Pianos.

e3 KNAEE, GAEHLE 4 Co, manufacture.
" 1ers Nos. /, 8, S. 9, ard Ii. Eutaw street,
Baltimore. X. G. would respectfully call rute
attention to the great variety Of their Iron FRAME
PIANOS, constantly finish ng. whic.. for durability.
decscy of touch, brillancy Of tone thy believe are
not surpassed by any now manufactured. II addi-
ton t0 the nr.t Premium awarded them hY the Ma
Wand Institute in SiS and 1919 they have recis ed
the highest encomiums Of he enin, mt artists
VITO used these instruments for their Concerts. Al
of first class Professors and Ameeurs in the
city, who have highly recommended them.
Es- PIANOS HIRED. Or 14-1.-
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RICHE1IEU Who has ever seen this fine
play, and has got anything of a memory,
but recollects the beautiful sentiment
which the author makes Richelicu utter
when addressing the young man whom
he had selected as the bearer of an impor-
tant message -
Richelieu-Yong man, be blithe! for
note ME, from the hour you grasp that
packet, think your guardian star rains
fortune on you!
Franeois-If fail
Richelieu-Fail. fail In the bright
lexicon of youth, which fate reserves for
glorious manhood, there is no such word
as fall
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COUGU CONSUMPTION &c

Mr.. Henry G. Winn had a cough for years: great
weakness. &c. had, in all physicians; tried ali
their remedies, but was cured only hy
HAMl'r0N'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
Call and get pamphlets gratis. with history Of dis
c1very Of t!is wonderful Blood Purirer. and
ttcates of cur owncitizens OF Rheumatism by spep-
la Scrofuls, Liver Complaint, General Weakness,
NERVOUSNESS, dc, &c.
ss= Sold hy MORTIMER MOWBRAY. 140 Bal
timore street, Baltimore; nuf 504 Broadway, New
York; CllAS. STOTT & co, WIMER, j. B. MOORE,
ID. B. CLARKE. CLARKE Il BOWLING, ". Ell
LOOT, and II. hcPHkES0N, Washington also by
X. :. F. CISSELL, Georgetown; and c. c. BERRY,
Alexandria. sep 90
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PROTESTANT CHINAMEN.-TheN Nevada
California Journal mentions it as GU
rious fact that may of the Cinnamon in
that region are Protcstants, who take
oath on the Bible in courts of Justice,
and say they were converted in China by
the labors of missionary, whom they
name with much love. They are peace
able and industrious, and give practical
evidence that ''their faith is illustrated
by works."
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FaR ALL DISEASES OF TIFF KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER

DE- J 9. ROSES COMPOUND FLUID Extract OF
BrcHU-This is decidedly of the b"st remedies
ever u,rd for diseases Of the kidneys, bladder, &C.
and also for gouty affections; always highly recon-
rnsndci by the late Dr. Physic and many Of the
most distinguished medical men abroad. Price 80
cents
Dr. J. $ Rosz's GOLDEN Pills for Falling of the
Womb Female Weakness Debility, and Reisxati )n
Prics ~ cents
pr j. 8. RosEs FEMtLE sPEcIFIc.-A remedy for
Painful Menstruation, leucOrrhoea or Whites Price
one dollar.
FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS. DYSPEPSIA, &c.
The Liver being the largest gland in the human
body it is freluen " dersnGed han any other
Then follows dyspepsia, constipation, cold feet and
loss Of appetite-the skin becomes yeoS, the spirits
droop, aEl thrre is great aversion to society. Re
gulate the liver, and You correct all these evils
The -Hry-t preparations to take DR.. R0Sgs CRIE
BEsTEp RAILROAD OF ANTI-BLIOU5 Pulls. They carry
of the bile. and soon give a.! elite ami strength
His DTsPgPIi C0MPnFND should be taken where 4
person has bern troubled with dyspepsia for i long
tme-Trics 80 cents. But fJr colds. bilious hshiis
jaundiCe &c. take D2. BnSEs AYTI-BILI0ys OR RiIL
Ro,D Pills. IL = and - cents PER box.
All OF toe above frcraratiens. with DR.. Roses
Mpdical Adviser 20 persons in sickness and in Health
n b. h4+ of H. ID. Gilman, Charles ctOtt & Co, W
II. Gilman, Johs ". Nairn, Patterson N=irn,
W Morrison. William t Evans. kidweli Law
renee, j. +. Moore, Washington; j. l.. Kidw-Il,
Georgetown: and by all dealers in Alsxandra, Eir-
yinia. sep Il
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FOR COUGHS. COLDS. GROUP, AND WNO0P-
ING COUGif.

T7r Bfst Cough Syrup IN tfc World.
Dr. RnsEis CEL LIBERATED CoUGH STHUP gives immedi-
,,e relief to 10 the worst Cough, whether Consunlp-
tfrr or proceeding from cold. IT 1lays Rny irri-
taon Of The Lungs. and fOrtifes the system arain-t
future attacks. In bottles at 80 cents AMI 81.
ChifIrrn also lialle 20 Group, which dangerous
complaint yields Immediately to DIR. J. KosEs NBygs-
FAILING CR0TP SYRUP. Price 25 cents.
Whoopins Cough, another complaint, always
worse in cold and damp weather. The afflicted find
g-eat relief in the of DR.. J. Eo-s's WHoopIyG
CoueH SYRrP, which always relieves and prevents
the d,aa>e from running; into other dis.ases. 'uch
IS inflammation Of the Lungs. Drnpsy in the Chest,
snd Consumption. Prize ~ cents.