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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22
THE EXPLOSION AT THE MIDLOTHIAN
COAL%PIrS

BALTINoRE, Wednesday, March II, 1855.
A dispatch from Redmond gives us the full details
of the explosion at the Midlothian Coal PITT in Cnes-
terfeld. Thirty four persons were instantly killed,
including twenty.eght negroes ard six white men.
Twelve negroes and 1--WE white persons we're go bsdy
burned thar but three or four Of them possibly
cover.
The pits were considered perfectly safe from foul
air, but, IN making blast an old shaft sinking acci-
dentally crashed, from which poured forth volume
of gas that became igDited.
The explosion caused the earth, for miles around,
TO wave and rock ike twig in the wind. Over 100
white miners were, fortunately out of the pit at the
time Every 'fort was made to rescue those that
were alive. Dead men found with the flesh
char ed TO their bones, holding shoves, picks and
drills in Their hsnds. The flesh those still alive is
burned to the bone, as if it had been roasted the
pirs are 20 feet deep.
IVkae Persons kMed-Ibomss Dunn John Ev-
ans, Samuel Gouldn, John Lester, Jonathan Jewett.
Uounded-John Howe Samuel Hunt, Nicnola. Ham,
and Thomas Kennedy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22

We learn from the StaGs- Zeitung that adver-
tstments have been put forth in the City inviting
officers and oti ers who have served in European
armies, to appear at a place in Chatham-st.,
where they may be put in the way of resuming
their military career. According to the Staats-
Zitspg, the service thus seeking recruits ia that
of England, which, having vainly endeavored to
procure German sodit RS from Germany natural
ly turns to the United States for supply of the
desired article. TIE same journal states that a
general agent for the management of this delicate
tusiDe,s has his headquarters st one of the most
recherche Broadway hotels, and that Irishmen
and Scotchmen are enlisted, as well as mea Of
Teutonic blood. This gentleman stipllstes to pay
$50 bounty to each private soldier, after deduct.
irg bis travelling expenses to st. John or Halifax,
go that each man will finally have about $50 in
cash. The pay is to be So month and the term
Ofservice from three to FIVE years. Commissioned
and Ion commissioned officers are promised the
grades they have before held, though the proba-
bity is that the proposed legiOn,, even if formed
completely of foreigners. will be commanded by
En- slish officers. The destination Of these gions
is not stated.
Our cotemporary, from whom We derive these
statements cautions the Germans against being
entrspped in this project, holding it to be un-
worthy to hire oneself thus to England, for the
service Of the Anglo French and Austrian alli-
ance. In the Crimes, no honorable military
career can be expected; and besides what
will be the lot Of those wis survive the
campaign, This is pregnant question; for
very possibly the men so recruited msy end
Themselves employed in suppressing the efforts
Of Australia to establish her independence, just as
the Hessian mercenaries Of old were employed
sgainst America. Accordingly the Stats Zei
tupg dissuades ito readers from doing anything
tha. may contribute to strengthen England in the
course row pursued by her. We concur in the
reasons urged by our contemporary against the
enlistment of the Germans-sdding that in case
the Democratic movement which seems to be
dswning On the social horizon of England should
acquire real significance, and shake the coun-
try-forsien lesons would become the most USE
full tools to defend the expiring past Of her unre
leniiDs ari.tocracy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22

daak no longer worried BY torch light meetings
and fierce declarations, have pressed on vita
unvopte vigor. and have carried or impeod re-
form into every department Of the State, e'ps-
cisIly into the legal, commercial. fusucia aad
colonial deosrtmt pts. Tne working clsss has
.s+n Lord John Ru.sell. in period of no overt
outside pressure. offer two pew Reform butts to
the country Either Of them would have en-
frsacbi-ej many of .heir order the Russian
war hss, for she present deprived them 81 it,
ye. they submit without repinins IS they
Joined the middle class N demanding .hsi
war, end ase willing to submit to some sac
rbce, On in account. Most recently the! have
heard the MIDDLE clsss address tue aristocracy IN
language Of uneq alec vshemeuce; they have read
with delight their old enemy, The London Times
In its recent onslausbts on the conservative iDst
tpiions of the lard. 1t has 10 their eyes adopted
their IDEAS ana tone. Undiriucb circn instances,
il it surprising they are politically quiet
After all their political abssention has not been
entre they have neg lected pportunitg of
which slrt s5y Icy within their reach, or which
accident threw fairy in their path. Some Of
them have acquired forty shilling ffeeholds for
She cake of q county vote, and the bslder political
action of tbs municipal corporations, of late
yesrs, has been in great part due to the stimulus
impaired to Il EN- by the hou ,eholdlng artisans. A
rare chance was offered to them eighteen months
ago for bout with the Church Of England, ia
the matter Of the Church tax; they eagerly seized
the opportunity. In these eighteen months about
- il
parishes; the workipemen invariably turned out
TO defeat the Church, and in the great majority OF
Instances were successful. In consequence Of
these efforts the Church tax is a doomed institu-
ton.
The spectacle of all these things has had its
nstural effect upon TIE temper and intelligence
Of the workirsman. Six years ago Ledru Rolhn
remarked that the British proletsrtat felt no ten.
der tie toward their country. This was true,
but 10 hardly so now. We have before Us the
illusions of some Of the many artisan poets OF
Britain; they seem written under the exsltasion
Of the idea that Britain, as the crock Of free
"dom," &C., is about to begin the propag stion Of
liberty over the world. The tone Of sentiment is
fantastic aud absurd enough In itself but it be-
tokens q singular revolution of opinion. The
British Democrscyis not dead Or lost to the ranks
of progress; carefully abstaining from worrying
the middle elias. in their onward political move
ments, the working class calmly bide their time
as with the assured conviction that the inevitable
march OF events will roll the ball to their feet all
in due season, and that the day will come the
quicker as they advance, individually. 10 kpowl-
edge and mental culture; and, in the meantime.
Gerald Ma.,ey, the poet Of their order, gives ut.
terance to the universal pulsatOns of his class
when he sings with ecstasy:
Pre-. on pres sh Noh ye h.ve plsyeds daring
But your OF myth fsnsfdes the prestige of
name"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
NETWORK HARBOR MASTERS.

NEW-YORk HAKBUR n ASTEKS.
spt cia Dlpstch to The v. Tribune.
ALBANY, Wednesday, March 81, 1885.
The Governor has sent in the following nominations
for HaIbor Masters of the Port orNew-York. They
lie over for week under the rule
Owen W. Brennan, Sixth Ward.
Alex. II. Schultz Peekskill.
L. W. Brainsrd Brooklyn.
Mathew ID Greene Twentyfrst Ward.
James Bevns, Nineteenth Ward.
Reuben Murray, Ontario County.
Wn. H. Burlsgb, Albany,
Daniel IIerrick, Eleventh Ward.
joseph J. Chambers, Private Secretary to Gov.
Clark.
Two more to be sent in, for Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22

The Democrats Of Rhode Island have neroi-
mated Amsricus " Potter, of Providence for
Governor; and Nicholas Brown. of Warwick for
Lieutenant. Thomas Davis, Of North Provi-
dence, and Benz. J. B. Tturston, of Hopkin'on'
are their candidates for Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22
LEGISLATIVE OF NEW-JERSEY.

TRENTON, Y. J., "Wednesday, March q, 800.
The following special Bank bills were passed in ths
House to day, with the Stockholder Liability: Mount
Holly Bark, (rect ar'erl Cumberland Bank, ire
charter; Farmers 4 Mechanics at Camden, new
bank; Burlington County Bauk, at Msdford, re-
CO after; Farmer, Bank, OF Hunterdon, new bsnkD;
Su-sex Back. .. Ne"ton, irecharterl; Newark City
Bank (recheIterj; Newark ankiog and Insurance
Company, (recharteI) Morris County Bank, ire
charter; Burlington Bank, az Burlington City, new
bank number OF others are yet to come up and
all haveto repass the Semitic 4: lie thought they will
all pass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

PRovIDZscE. Wednesday, March 81, 1889.
The folio Sirg nominations were made this evening
by the Democratic Convention: For Governor,
Americas V. Potter, of Providence; for Lieutenant.
Governor, Nicholas Brown, of War wick; for Secre-
tsry Of State Asa Potter of South Kingston for At
torrey General, Walter ) Burgess, of Cranston; for
State Treasurer, Nathan Hammett, of Newport; for
Representatives to Cor gress Eastern District Thos
Davis of North Providence; Western District, BENZ.
j. Is. Thurston. of Hopkinton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22

Tax CASE OF EMMA MooRE.-The Rochester
papers are filed with the testimony taken before the
Coroner touching the Of the missing girl though
il contains no.hirg to show how she came to her
desth--vhetber abe was murdered or committed sui
eide. 1t appears, however, that she was the victim
Of seducer-tbe evidence disclosing the fact that
che was exeexs and had been 70 Elk or seven months
II seems abe Yves engaged to be married to an ind
vidual named William WhitloOk, who has been taken
int custody.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22
SURVEY OF THE JAMESTOWN.

NORFOLK, Wednesday, March 2l, lsjj.
Asurvey has been made OF the jamestown, and she
is declared to be in good condition for three years
cruise. She viii accordingly be i'm nedasely refi:ed
for sea.
The schooner Mary Powell, from New.York for
Wilmington, Is ashore on the coest near vii nlngton.
Some hopes are entertained of getting her Oh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22
THE CANADIAN LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
O,IRKc Wednesday. March 81. lss5.

There wss ~ divsion on the Military bill in the
House lsst nfcht-ihe House having adjourned at
midnight, in the middle OF warm debate. The bill
is bitterly opposed by the Rouge" or Annex alton
party in Lower Canada AID by email section Of the
Upper Canada Reforners. Il will occupy the whole
Of The sitting this evening, and will pass by consd-
cradle me iodty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22
LATER FOR NAYANA

NEw.ORIr,Ns, Tue-6sy. March 20. TESS
The steamship Black Warrior his arrived af ssis
port with dates from Hsysss TO tbs IL \ INST Tss
news brought by her 10 not OF much importance.
Tie Island stDl continued in state Of sicgs.
The sentence sgsins, Pinto remained in ssrce b.t
it was thought that the death penalty wo~ld usx
probably be rvuitied
Thompson, the L. :. Vice Consul ct Saga, hsA
been arrested aud brought to iiavana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22

The Atlantic, which was to sal from Liver
pool on the 10th inst. ought to arrive to-day
She brings papers q week later, aud ia most aux
iously looked Tor, as her advces will resolve the
doubts which many entertain as to the truth OF
the report Of the Cars death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22
THE NEW TEMPERANCE LAW.

BOsrON, Wednesday, March II, Is15.
The new Temperance Law. which imposes impris-
onmept for the fret conviction passed to third re Nd
ing in the House to-day, by q vote OF Yeas, 2s5;
NAYS, a. Thirteen Boston members voted nay ak
teen yea and fifteen were absent Il has already
passed the Senate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22

Thirty four persons were instantly killed By
an explosion at the collery pits at Chesserville,
and seventeen more were so badly burned that
not more than three or four can recover.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22
FIRE IN BROOKyHLE. v. Y.

WArERTowS, Wednesday. March 81, les.
Two brick stores in BrOokviile, owned by Col.
Bradley and occupied by Msssrs Csthcart and Young,
were destroyed by iire lag, night, with slmos, 81
their contents. The building was insured for 81 200,
and Mr. Cstncs.t had al insurance OF -, 900 on ME
goods.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22
THE BLACK WARRIOR OUTRAGE.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, March 81, 1875.
The Union Of this morning sage Il has reliable in
formation that the Spanish Government have re-
solved 10 award indemnity in the Black Warrior
case and that ie dusment Of the affair will be
summatea upon the necessary proof As to the amount
OF damages being taken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22
THE ONO RIVER.

PIrrsBUsoH, Wednesday, Mwch "a, isss.
There IL now but nine and half feet Of wss~ 10
the channel OF the Ohio River ct this point, and the
fAu still continues.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22
FIRE IN LAWRENCE. MASSACHUSETTS.

LAWRENCE, wednesday, March 81 1855.
Alsrge building on the corner Of jackson and Is
seasis. was destroyed by FIRE last night. The build
ing was principally occupied by stores Among the
chief sufferers are 5. G. Burgess, VIM. Walker, VIM.
Hutchinson sad John WbAsn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22
AN ATTEMPT TO GET Up AN EXCITEMENT.
ls.r

THUFIDtNUE- NtuBEsuHFl
A foolisb atfemp; has been made to get up an e1-
citemert about Young lady OF this city sid TO ce
COT fine N The Convent OF the Sisres OF Mercy here
There no foundation for it, except that lady has
joined the Sirters against the urgent wishes OF her
friends.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION..

Nrw.HAyES, Wednesday, March 81, 1855.
Frederick Croswel, Esq, wa, nominated for Stse
Senator from this District, by the Democratic Con-
yenion, 10. day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22
)E&TH or AN EDITOR.

LocKPoRr, "Wednesday, March n. isss.
Orasmus Turner. Edit n OF 7Rs Lsrkp01 Dsrsrs.
died this morning Of plsurisy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22
srRIKl, OF THE FACTORY OPERATIVE, a,
MANCHESTER
MANCHESTER N. H. Ma

ms'Nhsfl'Ni ~. H., march u 1859
layvs n -mber OF factory h snds are 90 IT,. !.
,bis eity oviny 70 . change of the hours Of I.A..
the mills ~. scessicn, With masic, ps..et thro,,s
the .u.e's ia.t eva 1ing The motto Of the spr.i,s
il The Ten Hour, .Sy,tem, though thsy nssifs, .
v iainelv.s TO WORK eeyen hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22
SPECIAL NOTICE REGARDING BONDS

Nv particular reupes sh.l hereafter sell all Bonds at
Auction without charging the accrued interest which the
came they the Board Of Brokers and gives the
the benefit wing when he bidding for
Bonds exsv the price thai no buying them for. without
going into calculation about the Interest which change WILL
Should parties bo~evsr desire At any time to sell their
with the interest afde1 the purchase shall
announce che same sale md through advertisements
ALBEIT II. kICoLAY No Brosd.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22
ARRIVAL up rHE sOU Urn MAIL

B.LrIsoss. Wednesday, II srch 81. 1855.
New. Orleans psrary Of Thursisy sre Iecevsd. bar
they coltsip no nes, OF imrorance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22
IAKRNAV IGATInN-

Osw,oo. We, ossd.y. March p, 1855
TIE propeller 81 Nichols. len here mi. n,rui.,
for Toronto with mercha ndsc. The weather 10 fair
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22
NON-ARRIyAL OF THE ATLANTIC.

SANDY HOOK, Wednesdsy, March FL A. NJ
Wa have no tIdipgs, YET of the steamer Atlantic,
now II days out from Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22

tie murder at Stsnwix Hall. We very mum
doubt if another Judge in the State would have
taken the responsibility.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22
ONLY PRIZE MEpAL-AwArded to MARSH &

Co Ne q Msiden-lsDe New York by the Industrial Exbbi
btion Of all Nations their PArEXT RADICAL CURE
TRuss References TO its superiority: Valentine Mott;
Professor Of SuIg-ry Willard Para Prof Principle and
Practice Of Anatomy; John Nj Carnochan,
Prof of Operative sursey and extensive liz, of names Of
mercantile and other gentlemen cured 10y this Tues be
seen their office Open from IA. NJ unti P. VI
WMDRR's PATENT SALAMANDER SAFE.-rhe
Impression 10 still with many, that all Safes WILDERs
RATEkT from the fact that several his sss
mark SALAMAkpgR" and more particularly that Siss
Heuins st makes sells NILDEks PArESp AMANDER
0AFE. We would therefore give notice to tho public thst
such the fact and that this fIRg Bus
GLAR-Paocr sara" Is made only by STE.Kys MsrvIs
LA Water aud by the subscrbeIs, NO. lOi
Pearl st near Wall b Il. WILDER & Co,
P.ten MAJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22

City Ladies, and Ladies visiting the city. can
find at X MILLER Co.'S LADIES GNTER Doors 81 "
Ia pair fnt quality slipper Ties and Busins At 81
oI; Cd quatv same styles anal the pair wi Boys
Misses Chiden Boofs and Shoes Of all KINDS and prices
| B. MILE & Co No. I3l Cso..st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22

HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PiLLS.-Ahy ul-
wound or sore Of twenty years standing be
cured BY those celebrated Medicines Use them and no '
then i cue for all Sold the asotors No. 80 Maid
en- lane Y and No 2a4 Strand London. and BY al Drug
Gists. ct IS cents 62t cent? and $l pn pot or box
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22

FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS, with an ACTIVE
PAxrxER. wanted In = profitable CASH BUSINESS, that
can be Increased to any reasonable extent This
opporupy for parents wishing to start son In ousioess
Pipcpas only eealt with by applying with real NAME to
XAshlNcToN Tribune Ofice.
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Mem3 DAILY @.ibnate
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

THURSDAY, MARCH %, 1855.
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A TRU1SM.-As rats desert a sinkipp shin. so

n IKUISM-At rbts utstrt slnhlng snip, SO
does public confidence rei. from the who appears with
shocsuE bad he" onthe infer snoe drawn being that Ii
he vas able purchase better be do q. ONCE
Therefore say TO all. psonse KNOX. hs-r Of the
sSsy Hs sprirs syles cose with those of
other dealers aud bs procured either Of his
~ sSS Ryo.Sw.v tSs Fr'tons,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22

SUPERIOR FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
&c.-WM r. PRISof Co. Flushing. y, offer all the
varieties of Fruit and Trees AID Plants
including $500 extra lsrg. Fruit Trees, in bearing state
aud Ornamental Trees Priced Catalogues at No.
liS Chambers st OF ~il be mailed II applicants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22
INTENSIVE AUCTION SALE or VALUABLE

RAILROAD We desire remind capitalists aud Others
that NcoLAy will cell at Pablo sucti rHs DAY,
THURSDAY, March o. at Ia o'clock. OF the Merchants Ca
his regular semi weekly sae bv order Of the Fort
Wayne southern Railroad Company $40 900 OF their Lei,
Motssso Per Cent Real Estate Bonis These bonds are
certainly worthy Of attention they pAfoetly
without the contemplated railroad facilities the Real Esste
Il now Absolutely snd b deed the OF the
railroad bone. Another edvsntse the, possa that they
are for the Real Estste norssssd Of any re
s the option holder and important feature Of this
road that IL touches county seat the entire route
ono which other road does N believed 10 the
United The sale will he made without BY order
of the Company and advise all parties that wish to buy
undoubted for Investment to attend the For
futher psrcpa refer to the advertisement Of the Aue
tic, In another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22
IG's PATENT CHAMPION RE-PROOF

q
SAVES with BALLS patent powder proof Locks the same that
awarded sepeste Me6ss at the World. Fair L ndon,
1881 and Worlds fsr Newly 1883 and ga and this the
Leck spd only powder proof Lock that received M.dsi
ths London Worlds Fair Though Others exhbi
ton and advertised Words Fair Lncks Tie sub
scbsr his the only persons authorized 20 make
cpd SCI. h patent Champion SAsE with Halls patent powder
6oof Lockk c. HsRRING, Green Block
Nos lS5 ISL and 1879 Water ST.. New York.
MELODEONs.-S. ID. & III. W. SMITHS MELO
DEoxs equal Temperament be found ouy the
Muse and Piano Store Of HORACE WATERS No SIS Broad
way. The IsSs supplied the most reasonable teIna
On COGNAC. The best imported and the uni
yeay approved Otad Peach, and Cider Brsnds
Esenee Gin WHISKY. ysmses and s. Cfo1 Run; Oils Of
Juniper Bitter Amoods Absynh. Ansettes Csrswsy and
Pmepo; Photosrashie, and Dsguereoype Chemicals Cyan
fde fotA.nm. Ryrogalic Acid, Ac.. for sale by
Dr. l. FkvohrwsSsEs, No. III Msiaes.lane,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-27
MEDICINAL.
Dr. HaIi'a Cetebrgted PqL!monic Elirir

LIT L1utk s OGtGUtNSt6S 4 GSSWSO"SS ASSSSL -
nor the permanent cure Ofcoughs colds, consumption.
L bronchitis asthma influenza Group, whoOPing cough,
inflammation Ofthe bTonchea aud caused by pub
ie speaking; all affections Il the organs OF TesPtTa
warranted the and best medicine seas
es o he lungs ever sold in America
In presenting this mcdictHs TO the public We nave the
satisfaction know that not only present them with
invaluable the class OF diseases 1t profess
cure which is perfectly harmless IN Its ef
cts upon the constitution can be administered with
pOisOHS, II contains none
The act that large portion OF the suffering, ana death
throughout country is caused by disease OF the organs
respiration, consequent upon and cold has IN
duccd put it within the reach OF every d!Vdual
who may eneIy that proven itself so lnvolu
able.
This medicine is the result Of long experience, and
study these diseases OF The lungs which arg so frequent IN
changeHblc climate; and clau 10 be IN advance
OF all medicines before discovered Tor those peculiar
compl tintS improvement upon all, and consequently
hyperion 10 all others.
We shall make no extravagant assertions ofits efficacy
in curing d.ca~cs like the vendors OF TOO many uostrunS
who deceive all who trust them, shall we hold out any
inducements which experience does net justify
IGpaeTs Will peT>eVere in the use OF Tits nleulcihe
and il GimcteG, they wilt be cured IN every instance
that itS not beyond the power OF medicine here are
erous cnjOyiHgte blessings oil health ahd
renewed life, il who otherwise would 1Ve long
since been in their grave. hut for the timely and perseye
ring OF this invaluable remedy Its moi pretended
that II is nab bic Ia every stage OF consumption hut We
know il TO b. better adapted the various diseases OF
respiratory than any other Medicine ever offered 10
tile public All ask is trial. and in every instance II
Usc freely according the directions and ii perfect salts
| faction is not sivrn the money will be returned.
Genuine signed e HALL d co. For sale by JAM Els
IA KES, Druggist Wheeling, Va Also, by Druggists
| generally throughout tie country aI9-ly