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GEORGE J. WEBB g. cos
Piano Forte Warerooms

Chambers, No. 3 Winter Street.
BOSTON,
A This Establishment, may lie found on elegant
"A AMI extensive assortment of
PIANO-FORT TIES,
at all prices, warranted equal 10 any in the Amer.
can market, In the essential properties Of Tone,
Touch, Power, Durability, Style, and Pinish.--.
None others will be kept. Also, an assortment Of
MELODEONs AND GUITARS.
Mr.. Wcbb's long experience in tho Profession
of Music, enables W. TO assure those persons rcsid.
ing at q distance, who may find II announcement to
visit Boston for the purpose OF selecting lnsru
ment that they shall be US well served by letter,
(naming the price OF the Instrument desired,) rs
by personal examination; and those who may
favor us with their Urden,can implicitly rely upon
the exercise Of Mr.. Webb's best judgment in their
favor. Any Instrument ordered, can be exchanged,
If II does not suit.
SOLD AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
Agents for Lighe, Newton 81 Bradbury's Plan
os, New York Halleti, Davis g. Co.'S Grand aud
Square Pianos, Boston; Goodman d Baldwin's
Melodcons, &c. GEO. J. WEBB IL co.
Boston, Feb. l, 1854. 6m6
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ERENCH and American Zlnc, for outside and
II inside Painting, for sale by ID. L. SOMES.
Etf
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AMERICAN COUGH CANDY.

A FIRST RATE ARTICLE
For Coughs and Colds, - manufactured and for
sale wholesale end retail by
ID. l.. TOPPAN.
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Gas stock.

VI sub.crption Book for In the Saco and Bid
] deford Gas Light Company 10 open NJ the Manu-.
Bank In Saco. Those wishing to subscribe
or stock In the Company eau do so By calling upon the
T. sCAMMoN, Treasurer.
saco JuIy Odd 1851. 26f
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Rate, Of Fare for Through 7Yekeiss

Boats Iehve Bunao 1t s.J0 y Tor CIeveIand, Nun
roe and Detroit.
Through Tickets made good for the season can bs
procured No No. 4 BsoAp srsHET. (2nd door from
ssts street OF 1.-THE Northern and Ws-tsrn Through
Ticket Once, Ftnhbatf r,aih u, Cause way street.
ly30 NJ. L. RAY, Though Ticket Agent.
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OYSTERSI OYSTERS!!

n L. TOPPAN respectfully informs his friends.
IL and the public, that he j. constantly supplied
with the choicest Oysters niai can be found in
the market. He can supply hotels, and families
upon the most moderate terms Orders most re-
speciiuIly solicited and promptly attended 10.
Apply at No ], Factory Island Block, Ssco.
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n = M ov Z!

DR. MOORE has removed his Office TO Tuxbury
IL l. Hin's Building. East end Of Factory Island
Bridge Az orders promptly answered.
Sato, January Oh, 1854. .. ... 2-t
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TN sums 10 suit, on Gold and Silver Ws,che e.
i Jewelry, or On any good collateral security, py
i1-f "" Biddeford Me.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-07

He rel9rToL - Tic prohibition al sisya,v ;.
Texas north Of So irgree5 30 minutes con,,u ta :,
iions 9t anneSetion and argued that il wss h" 10 !.
Unconstitutional. "'"; T0
lie commended that The Constitution did reco,,
and provide Tor It's security. The Supreme Cson n9,
ded that the little OF STAKEHOLDER In his slayss b:
and as complete as il would be in any o,he, t'ah
property Where had Congress The power pvs0 ':'
ritories Of the Un!!od Statcs2 uH!,
He commented at length upon the slalems,,
dress OF the independent democrats, 10 which aa
that if slavery were allowed in the terviu:ise f, w
vent their settlement by the people OF tie Ngrh we:
pesn emi.raGls end held that this statement /, e
declared that II wa. moral pollution 70! the .I
North and foreigners be obliged TO setll- down
of Shareholders. Ii The admission OF saychoIis'. ~
exclude foreigners he would say let II exclude bsn
He then examined the subject o! slavery deay,n,
an evil or Injurious TO The nation. Ii was the vsv
manufacturing interests. He cor,rasted The cont,,
slaves with that Of The free negroes, and held tia,
was infinitely preferable. the social and political :"
possessed by Tho free negroes was but mockery T.
Mr.. Wade moved tina, the bill be postponed an
newt, which was agreed to-yc2s % nays II.
The Senate then proceeded 10 The consideration a
tive business, and shortly after adjourned.
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1854.
HoIrsII OF DELEGATES.

Prayer by Dr. Jom* EAaLv Of the Methodist Epscopa
Church
The following communication from tho Senate ny lht
Clerk thereof read:
The Senate have greed TO resolution extend The time
within which Shers and other collectors Of the Revenue
are requred 10 return lists OF dcinqnents and nsolgens
And they have also passed bill entitled act TO ncorpo
rate company construct the plan OF James s. French
rail road between Alexandria and Washington City, III
which they request the concurrence oil the House.
The resolution and bill, referred 10 in The above communal
cation were seycray read first and second lines and
ferred.
The following Senate bills severaIy taken up, read
the first and second times and refcrred:
bill Incorporating Little Kaua~ha and Yves! Fork
Turnpike Company.
bin amending The fifth section Of the concerning the
registration OF births marriages. and deans as TO impose
penalty Ministers and other persons falling 10 comply
with the second sections Of said act.
Resolution from the Senate requiring the Board o. Pnb.
lie Works 10 receive the subscription OF Rockingham
" the capital stock Of the Manassa Gap Rail Road Com
pnny also taken up read the first and second times
! referred
An amendment made by The Senate he title Of House
BILL provide for working the public roads OF The county
Loudoun. BY tax was also agreed -.
The SPEAKER laid before the House communication
from the Governor enclosing statements Of the condition Of
the Merchans and Mechanics Bank Of Wheeling and Of The
Farmont Banks.
On motion of Mr CHsATHAM tho communication wa;
laid on The table and ordered to be printed.
The SPEAKER also laid before he House communication
from Geo Wyhe Munford Secretary OF the Common wealth.
10 answer 10 resolution OF the House of Delegates adopted
time since requiring him obtain from the Banks hav
ng branches detailed and separnt, statement OF the cond
lion of the present Banks md each branch during the las
four years The information called for accompanies
communication Of Mr.. Munlord.
On motion OF Mr.. TAYLOR o! Louioun the communication
and accompanying documents laid the table and
dared 20 DO printed.
ELLIS RfPolTEn.
A'. WRITE from The Committee for Courts OF lGsee, is
ported
Bill amending section l5 of chapter 81 Of The Code con
cctnlng pilots.
Dir. aASocez Of Charlotte from the Committee OF Asr
culture and Manufactures, reported
Senate bill, without amendment Incorporating The Brush
Mountain Mining and ,nufEcturinR Company.
y, DR. RioOiek from The Committee OF Propositions snt
9sls7ancssi reported tho following bills
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THE VIRGINIA DELEGATIoN-Ths Washington
Star notices an Idle srd endacous classification OF The VII
GINA delegation by correspondent OF the Now York Ma
tona Democrat who assurs 10 divide us eymp1thsInQ
between the New York Hards and Sos. These penny-a
liners who receive the saDe stipend or lying invention
the bar and hotels duss false Impressions OF
matters and things 10 Washington au dozen decent pa
pers established there " they constantly employed
could correct II contemplate sehood 10 assert that
any member Of the Virginia delegation would permit him
self be chased Soft and Il e ridiculous to suppose
that woul suffer themselves 10 be classed as
They without meaning beyond The limits
otNew York Aasrt:ns5w7s Rtpasltssn,
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Far he ENQUIRE

For the Enquirer.
In the hurry Of preparing for The press review Of The
rcpor of Mr. Charles B. Fish, The Coyinglon and ONO
Rail Euad the following mistakes occurred which we take
This opportunity OF correcting:
At page g. instead OF ut is tho shortest by ~ mles,
which $50 600 per mile equals S5O0U which is the int.
resi- of capital Of 81 $50 00U invested The Green
ber Than on The Monroe rouIr Then The annual cost OF
working trains upon these TWO and half miles will be- ssy
s. 500 which the interest upon SAL 6G6; that the two
md halt miles the Greenbter will require
an additional capital Of 81 29 6GC the interest sreupon
Read "I is The shortest BY Two and half miles which, al
'' which is is ''' ''0''' $500
.''. mIiss al 81 Uuo per mile $500
$1,000
Which annual expenditure OF s., U00 for all
future time, is equivslen, 10 per cent In
ierest on Slloo oo %
SO that the miles excess The Greenhrer route would
require al additional capital Of SIG 66G g.
~ page TO- for Isl 29 Gs read Sil6 GIG &C.
JOHN TIFFANY
ANDREW BEIRNE.
A. A. CHAPMAN.
~ HARRISON.
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Which annual expenditure OF $1,000 for all
future time. is eIuiysIen. 10 s per cent. In.

10 Tia Editor. ii ht Enquirer.
GEsTLEMES: In your reputt Of the proceedings OF The
House of Delegates, yesterday FfIday) Iyou represent
thor Of The sbsus which he Offered to the and
Ohio Rail Road bill. That Is mistake which, in justice
him. feel be my duty correct Ho referred TO me
ss The author OF nat pa1 OF The auosute only which pro
Eastern terminus Of The CovlnRon and Ohio Road You
will please give this place 10 your paper and obIRe
Yours very respectfully, TRAVIS n. EPES.
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u:.,c,.rlra,,u: :n,s.y ui!cs 4ia >''c 6 '"S'"I
5r, -, ,,., ,I, T. sta,.siCn OF tho cnh"l I" E'''
;opoc 40. no iur,s, io the p'sstH'' Fur more 'i. gu.
,,?c,s r,fua,i.r Ia :,gaI Il" n" in"''e H'h" 81 "'
s,,, ,i Board fer :" The .aieinenl' ol lie 's!'u
Isn!es submitted With lhef report , -,
a., void present The reader with ihe
ou ,i,h ,hs Boald lake Of the 'utsrna Improve
s ., Su,s Of the relations which The SalI0u:
. , ..t oiber aud Ut their :tIrct in dc'ei'p's
- 1890. =, ,bs State They give glowing pcla'e u
ma, good lime coming" when Virginia shall b. ''o w
s,,n, Nv her ma nccnI network Oh railways ''
ov,oo tssIs :, li.u:cs exhibits Vie" OF railway pos'I
Ia ,hs State. and correctly represents Tue '''s's''
Stale IN The capital stock OF Inc several eompa"'e
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRES

RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 7, 1851.
| TOBACCO.--The sales Of bose tobacco on Fdll
loroe and prices were lower than they were on Thlr
The breaks were full !nr the season Oh Monday. 40:
were about IS cts per 100 lbs lower on Tugs AMI a
cts lower GA leaf tobacco than they were last week
n. N MARTIN L
Sales of tobacco by n. II. MARTIN & Co: ia:
Mrs n Bullock at IS % and 6i Dean, al IS at
| | r Hicks at 25; K II II WALTON at g. ! c
Meun, at 6; | W r Ross. at Isl Z G Ross !:
very good new hid, Mrs II Crenshaw a, H.
WHEAT-No Gales have taken place siuce the >.
the "Arabia's adviccs Last sales al 81 IS TO | g
FLOUR Nothing doing in h1ur: Supcrine has
SIS p. i. J. PEY
CORN-9J cents per bushel.
CORN MEAL-g0 4 81 cts. per bushel.
OATS-45 - cts. per bushe
BACON-aiountaia cured hog round 81 ceu
cured and Smilhie!d hog round, Va TO ~ cents oil
ern Sides 81 Shoulders s1i new Sides S. :,
crs ga 81; Hams II a IL
BUTrER-Goshen, lSa - etc., Mountain, 10 q:
some poorer sorls not suitable for table use. are i
as IL Is cts.
l3; Java 1917 10 II; Mocha Is l5H cts.
FISg-Macserel, No. g. small, 6 q ~ the latter
ton Inspection; HALIFAX Hcrrlngs, No. l. So 81 |
INDLEs-Taow II Is cts; Hurs s5:|
SON. patent l6; Adaman,ine Is ~; MltehelFs
81 Sperm 50 a 81 cts
LaRD-New in barrels l0S cts; kegs II a u, /
LIVE STOCK--U. Shocks Report Beef Ca: !
weight, So co. SO IS, gross Sheep 81 SO $780, ne
IS IS nett. \
SUGARS-We quote Porto Rico 81 G,
New Orleans Sd 6h. Refined Loaf 81 y, h
l9s a9s; Powdered O.. On; Coffee Sugar g. X
LlME--from wharf 81 IS, from store 81 Sc
en- Virginia 81 ~.
| GUANOSdle5 Ut 45U.
! PLASTER -Salcs Lump ssh al Wharf, 81 II
Ground 9.
| LIQUORS Whisky, Richmond fsctfcd 81 sab
| Tuscaloosa AZ to a.; Cincinnati, reciihed, &C..
10 c, months; Old Family Rye -; Mountain 60 j;
sonruon Limitation, 3s 10 10; common ilh n
70 90 c.s CASH; OtaTd Dupuy's So rs 10 q
Messy s3G to S. Pine. & Co., s3A to IS; Apple
gents Giu--American common, 81 10 SO cents
| 81 1910 81 20. N. f. Rum 81 20 IS cts
MOLiSSES- Orleans, 50 cents por esllYE
u % cents; Sugar House In barrels, % 81
Porto Rico, In hog.heads, 30 TO 80 cts Sugar HosS
In barrels, 40 a Is ctsi common do % "A cts.
LEaTH ER-Sole, good stamp, from 20 9 q .o<s
dunn a2cd from 10 TO 80 etc.
SEEDS-Cover Seed a7& per busheli Ting
70 81; Herds Grass 81 90 d rs: Flaxseed 81 81 s
IRON-Plg s35 6i0 per toni Swcdcs SlQv TrsiG
Eng!Ish refined $50; Common Eugiish $751; Up :cE
$50. II
SrEEL-American BIislered SllO lis per Ton IL
sOAP-Tu:pentine Ak cls Funcy colo.et IA
COrTON-l0S q II cite. II
NAlLS-Held at AZ o aents. ii
COAL-Virginia IL l2S cis. on board, for ~
Fine and Lump Smiths ii c.e; anthracite Is orIr ~
tail ra!es-for load Of 1000 lbs. 81. ID
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BALES OF STOCEs

REPORTED BY John A. LhEcAsTBR & SoS. BE-
Virlns per cent, 81 years rGn, sales 2shs T.:l.
SGry, 81
Virginia per Ga - years issue, sales
Virginia per ceE,s, over 10 years 10 run, sales
Virginia per cents .under ID years 10 run, SAL, Il
Bonds guaranteed by the State, last sales II
Richmond City Bonds, 81 years 10 run, sales Il
Richmond CITY Bonds, short dates, last sa! lUl II
Virginia Bank Stock, pa $40, last sulos,
Farmers Bank Stock. last sales, !!
Exchange Bank Stock, ast gales
Virginia and Tennessee itJii Road bonds, Ids,sa-J
Virs mia Fire and Marine, last sales j
Richmond Fire As.ociaOn Stock, Par So isstsas.
Richmond, Frederick s5urg and Potomac Rail Road
stock last saic8 i
virginia Central Railroad Stock, last safes.
Richmond and Petersburg Kali Road STOCK, las!
salCa,
| Richmond and ElGvic Rail Road Sock. sales
James River X Kama ~hn Stock. last saics,
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TUEsOlY MORNING. FEBRUARY :. 1904

we are requested announce 'h0' mere WI, % 'es
~ y, na Oemncrs:Ic members oi The Gsneiai Assembly
tn hs Hal, vi The Rouse of Delegates. tonight al J:
,.,ork A full attendance is desired
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UNION STEAMsHiP CO,Pa'

NDWTN WOkTHAai & co.. Gtoee,' =. ;,
II mission Merchants, tausnj PARTICULAR!
Flou., and T65acco.) keep constantly Oh aa'-
Groceries Of best quality
Gusno, Plaster, Lime,
Tar, 6rindr!ones,
Iron, Of best quality and ell siiEs,
Steel, OF sil kinds ard all :!t:s,
Tin plate, Znc, SPelter,
Du Prnts Powder. sporting and e!s:Ha4
~ Pcl.'s Safety Fuse,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-07

Destructive FIRE IN NEW ORLEAy
New ORLsaSs, FE,. Ga very destructive f.:
out on the Leyee to-day. a largo number of hOus
desrroyed-seven steamboats, were also burnt, and L
a. many as ,hlry.sevcn lives have been lost. The
Of property destroyed is estimated Of over million
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-07

PHlLAuELpHiA. FEB. G-J. G. Jones hss been eli
the 9Th Congressional District 10 supply the vacsnc
ted by The death Of Mr.. Muhenburs, late representa-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-07

BALTIMORE, FEE 6-Sa'cs have been made =
900 bbis. Flour CT sc g. SIS 49, Corn has adv!
cents per bushel. Wheat Is better.
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LATEST NEWS BY THE TELEGR
TeIeSrG pLc,: for the Richmond Emo

ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA AT boston
B0sToS, FEE. 6.-Ihe steamer Arabia from Liver.
Halifax, arrived TO day al three o'clock.
The latest from Bucharest, by this arrival Il 10 :,
January. MatsChak was attacked by The Russians
18th January, and up 10 las, accounts The cannop,
increasing. The Russians were also preparing %
Pulscliok from Giirgesta.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-07

SNOW STORM IN BOSTON.
BosToS FEB There heavy fall OF snos
civ last EIghl. The mails are all Distracted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-07

NEW YORK, Fee 6.-F!our is advancing. S
Southern have been made 10 day at 81 81. WhGa!
yanc,d cents and Corn cents per bushel.
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Bile:
"Consdering the interesting and important facts present
cd by This table the Board do feel justified In conceang
their opnion thai tho works in progress and projected
fully sufficient for the present 10 engage all the ener.
ees and all the available means OF the State
that therefore, the dictate Of wisdom s 10 pause and
breathe awhile before engaging in new works"
The Board sugges, the necessity OF new map oil VIZ
gIna. The old maps imperfect and incorrect The 10
gsaure have already appropriated So 900 for improving the
map OF The State which is altogether inadequate TO the
purpose. The Board recommend such provision as viii
enable Professor VIM B. Rogers complete his geological
survey OF the State ind publish the results OF his re-.
searches with suitable Illustrations.
The Repor, closes with stuemen, of the EMBELLISHMENTS
which the Board in their tforts 10 maintain
the ered, Of the Commonwealth md 10 procure sucen
cy of capital the Immediate wants OF the State
They inform us, that they have cosuinued arrangements
which will insure success 10 their endeayors.
s very manifest from this Report OF the Board OF Pub
lie Works they have exercised riglant supervision oil
the interests committed their charge aud have performed
the duties their Office with commendabe zeal nnd energy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-07

The large consignment oil silver coin received from The
New Orleans Mint and weighing thirty tons, care.
fully weighed and the ascerained at the Mint In
Philadelphia in es5 than hours There Is plenty Of
oliver already The bn and when ths large amount Is
turned toto coin the country can be fully supplied vii" email
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-07
SAT a MEETING at the store OF "
= I'D su1Jn Il Co, the following. reso!uIOG a

tS-aSDAH MEETING al the store OF Mr'T'
90" su1Jn Co, the following! reso!uloG an I:
adopted:
Whereas, we. the undersigned CoaTiars the scVtTaI
recently noticed an Advertisement OF the prop Glc1
tho :Ict that they have by combination aIrong IheaF
10 exact, mot only 81 w. but Of all traveller. and
may stop at hrn houses, an enormous and Gnscis2h'
cponahe rates heretofore charged and, wE0IGd, zone
their business, ati whereas any combination ct 10; a
mental I" the prosperity OF ;Es city OF Richmond a..
said hotel kccpers, by tins combination. at ioer!
community AZ large these cNnIbitaE prices. iJT It ~
winch They furnish. aH! there are tSo large nr.e'
and are for rcn:. ul whereas this meeting Condemns
this acton oh The part vi the hotel keepers. il,roit
Rcsilrcd, That TINS meeting az Inrn HI lhrf-it!
in-t.J 70 meet Ut MouISDns Gallery, No. Ito Man :
"c.ock lor The purpose OF iaSIg mo cp".eia ga y;
ton III the p elusty. MANY OF TIE "
Ert ~
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SEN ATE.

We compelled TO defer the proceedings until TO NOR.
Nothing ni Importance was done There inter
csling debates upon resolution OF MIR PARK touching
proposal by tho Central Rail Road Company pay Tor the
Of portion vi the Elie Ridge Rail Road aud upon
mutton of Mr. DgSEALE 20 take and act the C0vng
ton and Ohio Rail Road bill. But both subjects tor
the present laid on the table
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-07

y4g-D FRANK q. RUEFIN, sMCKkT'
49, THE VIRGINIA STATE AGRIttLI' RAJ
anil " Aunrs! General A ;cn; the raIe ai' i'J.~
III virginia and the Souii-rn ard Western States
OFFICE Al The tfcr 4! the Virginia Srar AFn,uII1
y. Acorsr, Notary pUDl!c and Accom-. ui.;e,A 80
Feb
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fpIiiEE Law LIBERAL IES .-.,-W
haI recently purchased three Law Libfdrv'. !h'
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A SUGGESTION FoR THE AGM CULTURAL So
cIErY.--In reading over the list oc premiums
bffefed by the official board Of our County
society we were surprised that no premiums
had been offered for an essay or essays upon
agricultural topics Vt practical advantage to
the farmer. We suppose the object of the
society is the advancement of the interests
Of the farmer, and the ailfuson Of knowledge
In reference to the science of agriculture,
al stock raising. We know of no better
way to do this than Gy offering liberal pre-
miums for essays.
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HAVE YOU COT BAD Coin OR CoUaBl Don'l
rfie with it, it may be the precursor of Consump-
tonbut go at once and procure bottle OF Stubler's
Anodyne Cherry Expectorant, which has proved 10
be the best remedy, by the experience of thousands,
and which Is recommended by the first physicians
in the United States, many OF whom have written
respecing it and Staber's Darripa Cordial thus
I'VE esteem them OF different stamp, and are from
the quck nostrums so much imposed upon the public
and are more reliable than any other proprietary
medicines with which we acquainted" They
should be keptin every family, ready for instant
use. See advertisement in another column and de-
sclptive pamphlets, be had gratis Of the agents.
Price for each, only so cents per bottle or bot
Ties for 81 ,50.--Nay &c, I'm.