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New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
TIE PRESIDENTIAL SUCCESSION.

Ii is an error that Mr. Atchison is yet men,
Der of the United States Senate. His term ex-
pired last March, and Mr.. Jesse ID. Bright,
who filled the chair of the Senate for some time
previous to the adjournment, is now the pre-
sic ing officer of that body. Mr.. Bright would
become the Acting President in the event of the
death of Gen. Pierce. The provisions of the
law upon the subject of succession are these:
The Constitution Cart. III. Sec. y says that sin
lease Of the removal of the President from Of
"fce, or of his death, resignation, or inability
4" to discharge the powers and duties of said Of
"fce, the same shall devolye on the Vice.
President; and the Congress may by
"law provide for the case OF re noval,
death resignation, or inability, both OF the
President and Vice-President, declaring what
"oficer shall then act as President, and such
"oficer shall act accordingly, until the disa-
"bilty be removed, or a President shall be
elected" This is all that the Consttution
Gays on the subject. But in March, 1872, Con-
gress passed law, pursuant TO the special au.
thority conferred in the Constitution, in which
it is provided that in case of removal, death or
inability of both President and Vice-Presi-
dent the President of the Senate pro :emporc
sball act as President of the United States; and
in case there be no President of the Senate,
then the Speaker of the House of Repre-
septatiyes will act az President. But the next
section provides for special election by the peo-
pie, enactiDg that whenever the offices of both
President and Vice President become vacant, the
Secretary Of State shall notify the Governors OF
the States, and publish in at least one newspaper
in each State that Electors must be chosen within
the thirty -four days preceding the first Wednesday
of the coming December. This official notice must
be given at least two months before the said We'd
nesday but in case the time is less than two
months, the special election would go over unit
the next year at the same time, unless regular
election should intervene Thus, in case Of the
death of Mr. Pierce, (Which we trust will not
happen for many years YETI both the Offices OF
President and President would then be "a.
cant, Vice President King having died some time
ago. BY virtue Of his Office as President
of the Senate, Mr.. Bright would become
the acting President, with all the powers aud
privileges Of the present Executive. Bat Sec
retary Marcy would at once notify the Govern
ors of the various States Of the double vsean ~,
ard special election would be held on the
Tueiday following the first Monday in No'em-
Der next, for Electors Of President and vice.
President. These Electors would meet IN thel
several capitals On the frst "wednesday IN De-
c.mber and vote in the usual manner The
votes would be opened in Congress on the sec
ond Wednesday in February next, and the per
sons found to be elected would be inaugurass(
as President and Vice. President on the fOurtl
day of March, to serve FOX one year only
that being the remainder Of Mr. Pierce
tern. But il the supposed death Or remo7a
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
THE "HARDS" ON TODDY.

One of the main causes Of the Hard Shell rOut
last year was the vascillation of Judge Bronson,
their candidate for Governor, on the Liquor
question. He fret inclined to water; then
Ium and wateri finally, he came out all rum
just in time to ALLEVIATE the few Temperance
men who were originally in his favor; too late
to recall the Liquor men who, on the strength
of bis earlier demonstrations, had gone over to
Seymour. This taught the Hards the lesson
that, if you are going wrong at last, you must
begin wrong at first, and 60 it very thoroughly,
or you will at last have the consolation of knowing
that ou have served the evil one for nothing. So
the Hards open their new campaign with the
following declaration:
" ResoIred That we regard the Prohibitory Liquor
act passed by the Legislature of this State at Its late
session. as not only violation of the Constitution,
but also as subversive of personal liberty and the
rights of private property, and that Its repeal Is, IN our
opinion, inperatively demanded
Here we have two propositions; first, the
Prohibitory Act is unconstitutional; secondly,
thatits repeal is imperatively demanded Bus'hy
demsndtd7 If it Is unconstitutional, 1t cannot
need repeating; if its repeal is "inpera'ivey
demanded" it cannot be unconstitutional.
An unconstitutional act is no more lag than any
proclamation which negro bell-man may see fit
to make through the streets. 1t cannot need re-
ptaing because il has never been rea ly enacted
You might as well talk of repeating last win
teI's frost, or the Eleventh Century, as of repeal
ing an act that never was law. There is not an
attorneys clerk who has ,ead half way through
Black st, ne who does not know that these posi-
tions ara in6isputable In calling for the repeal
of the Liquor Law, therefore, the HaIds admit
its constitutional validity, which they have just
pretended to deny, and confess that, until re-
pesled by legislative act, it is binding and must
he Oheyed
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

three lines that the laws Of Iowa, so far az ap-
pl cable, should be the Ia VS. of Kansas Territory
until her provisional Legislature, with the
sssen, Of Congress, should see ct to change the
Such On enactment would have obsiated all the
trouble, contention, uncertainty and blood shed
which now clouds the future Of Kansas. Why
noti
But you, Sir declare in favor Of leaving all
questions OF domestic policy to the legisla-
"ture chosen by the People thereof" Well:
has that been donel DO you not know that
- the People" OF Kansas have been twice robbed
of their political rights BY the concerted irrup-
ticn Of two thousand armed bravoes from Mis-
souri, who have taken possession Of their polls,
driven off the legal judges Of elsctions and pat
creatures of their own in their places, proceed
ipg to vote in Pro-Slavsry candidates for Dele
gate and Et slature against tAe notorious choice
az "tbe People" and hat the candidates thus
traudulehtly and violently returned are now
sitting and voting as the Legislature Of Kansas
making the love of Freedom a felony, dsfran-
chisipg every opponent of Slavery, and cenounc-
irg sgaiust every one who shall wink at the es-
cape Of human being from the bondage thus
frludulently imposed the penalty Of death
You know ali this, Mr. Dickinson! You know,
moreoser thai TIE Governor OF Kansas-as early
and thorough an apostle Of popular Sovereign
"y" as yourself-has been hurled from his
place at the clamorous demand Of the slave.
holding interest, merely because he timidly aud
fetbly interposed some resistance to these out
RACES and usurpations of the Slave Power You
arc yourself nti-Perce, under no constraint to
keep silence with regard to the shortcomings
of this Administration and governed by no fear
Of offending it, Why, then, do you not quit
maunderiDg over the imaginary and theoretical
and speak frankly to the case in iandl Why
not let your Convention affirm the popular
"Soyereign'y of the people of Kansas and re-
bube the Iuffisns who have subverted and the
President who has betrayed and surrendered
it Why bur'ow amosg wOrm-esten documents
TO parade what you were ready to say in 1917,
but preserve SD oracular silence as to what is
outrageously done in 1855 Why this spiking
Of your own artillery, Mr.. Dickinson! the mo-
melt on enemy appears in sight, but that you
are fishing for Pro-Slavery votes in the next
Presidential Convention If it is not that which
gags you, lell US what it is
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

Of General Pierce should not b,,,..
after the first Wednesday in Ostoh.. A
special election would be held this year nor -.
year either, since regular election then oc..-
and therefore Mr.. Bright would be Presidso, - :,
March 3, 1851. Should Mr.. Bright me,,s"4
vacate the Office, it must remain vacant until -
meeting of the next Congress, as the tern 40 !,
Speaker of the Hosse died out with the un,'
itself on the Sd of March last On the m,et;.. J.
Cons ress in December the person elected to n,s
side over the Senate in place of Mr.. Bright womb
become President for the remainder of the tar.
and in csse of bis demise, the Speaker Of ~,
House would act until another President Of y.
Senate was chosen, and so on until the reOula,v
elected officers should be inaugurated on ths Al
of March, 1851.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
THE .HARD" TICKET.

The Adamantines yesterday nominated at
Syracuse State Ticket composed as follows:
For See cJ State. Ger. AARON WARD Of wesiehes,er
For Controle1. Hon THOs 5. MITCHELL Of Montgomery
Fer Treaswer.. JOSEPH NJ LYONS Of Oneida
Far Ca1al Conf. FREDERICK FOLLErr Of GeDesee
Fer Ar -GeneraLJOsIAH SUTHERLAND Of New.York.
For ST. Frison lna DARIUS CLARK o. 81. Lawrence.
Fer Sta,eEneiaerGEORGE COLE of -.
For Judse. ofne SAMUEL L. sELDEN Of Monroe,
Court Of 1ppeaI JOHN WILLARD Of Rensselaer,
Ofihese candidates, Gen. WARD has been, il
we mistake not, State Senator; afterward in
Congress for three terms betSeen 1926 aud
l643 He is a gentl. man Of fair talents aud good
private character. Mr.. MITCHELL was recently
in the StDsse, and there considered of more
than average ability for that bOdy-which is not
quite superlative comneDdation. Mr.. LYONS
is Csss Hunker Dickinson-Hard editor at
Utica-foImeIly Of The OJSerrer, and, since til At
paper was softened, of The Gazette. We know
nothing bad Of bin but his politics. SIR. Fol-
LIFT has been Canal Commissioner for the last
six years, having been first chosen in 20. We
believe bin an intelligent, competent, and tolera.
bly faithful officer. Mr.. SUTHERLAND is under
stood TO be prosperous and reputable member
Of our Bar but not emip as An advOcste.
MI. CLARK has been Prison Inspector for the
last term, during which great deal too much
robbery on the part Of Prison functionaries
has passed unchecked. We guess Mr.. (orDrO
Clark can find something in st. Lawrence that
ne can do better than hs nspects Prisons. Mr.
COLE e don't locale at this moment; we must
inquire him out.
Of the candidates for Judges of Appeals, Mr.
SELDEN Is qualified for the post and Mr. VII
LARD is MT The latter made very poor Circuit
Judge; so the people ran him out ana pu' better
man in his place. He is MT likely to run in again
very soon.
On the whole, we suspect that any of these
candidates who can contrive to lobby himself on
the "Soft,r the w-NOthng" and one or two
other tickets, will stand a very fair chance Of
alpotion
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for Aug. 25
Circulation over $4,000.

TIE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:
I..EDiTORIALS: For Gov. Hunt to Think Of Just
Right; The RePabHc Of the Sierra Madrei Abbott
Habit
n..aFvIEw or THE WEEK. Giyn, IN condensed
and conspicuous form the latest and most important
sysn.s that have ,,snsgired t 70 Newf0rA City the
uI..PoLITICA. rNTELLIGENcE: Kentuckyj North
Csrolnsi Tennesseei AlseAmai MAssaehu'eIsi
South Csroinai Pennsylyania
W..NEW PUBLICATIONS; A Memoir Of the Rev.
- sdncy smith.
v..THE srATE OF EUROPE: Letter from Our Own
Correspondent st London
vI..AFFAIRs IN FRANCE; Letter from Our Special
Correspondent at Paris
vu..EURoPE REvIsIrEp-No, XVI. As,leglsgIe in
A Letter hom Horace Greeley.
VIII. POETRY; Judge Not"
IxINTEhESTING DISCLOSURE.
x REVOLUTION IN NORTHERN MEXICO; Let
Mexica
VA PIIGRIMAGF TO "MECHl;" Letter from a
Correspondent At LONDON.
PETITION OF PASSMORE WILLIAMSON
XIII IMPORTANT FROM KANSAS.
XIV. "A MAD MINISTER IN LOVE.
Xv..EXrRAoRDINARY MARRIAGE.
XVI. .wIiALERS.
XVII. .TEXAS-" SAM"
XVIII. LITTER FROM GENERAL HOUSTON ON
NATlyIsM.
XIX. GENERAL RUsK on SAN"
xx..ACCIDENT ON THE HARLEM RAILROAD
XXI. THE LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
XIII. THE ROTHsCHILD FAMILY; Death Of the
XIII scENES Ar THE POLICE COURTS; Slow az
Answering Questions. Reported ioF The y. Y.
Tribune
XIV. THE CROPS.
XXV. MISCELLANEOUS: The Soske S,oryi The Fruit
Crops North-wss ss.ern Fruit Growors' AssOsiston
Grspa Natl usl Exhib ion Of Stock.
xXVI MARRIAGES aud DEATHS
XVII. COMMERCIAL MATTERS; Full Reports Of 'he
STOCK, Money, Cotton, O ain, Cattle aud other Mar
ksts spceiAlly rep irtsd tor The Tribune.
sqnscRTPTioN-D1e copy for year, Sx three copies
e5t Eve copies. 6S: ten coPies. Sl1.
Suze oOpe wrupPers can Be obtaned az tie coulter IN
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New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

deliberate murder was committed in the
Fourteenth Ward yesterday. The murderer
ssys that 4, committed the act in revenge for
injuries done him by the deceased. On being
confronted with the dead body of his victim he
manifested his satisfaction aud said he regarded
his conduct az highly mtritOri0us.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
THE MeREA FUND.

To ne Editor Of TIE " y Tribune
SIR: The suggestion of correspondent in this
mornings TRIBUNE as TO 81 toward the McRea
Fund is timely that ask the privilege of sub.crib-
ing for 25 shares of the stock. Enclosed please lind
check for he amount.
am. rt sps cifuny youfs, THADDEUs HYATT
Nes- York Aug. p, RS
Since our last we have received the following:
Previously acknoe ged.. S5i L. H. Perrin
j. M.................... }. NJ B. MeNssy.........
Tcfsl IS
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
THE GREAT METEOR.
rhe Ny Tnhnns.

Cone .poudcnce Of The n. Y. Tribune
HaRRIsBuRe Pa Thursday, Aug. %, 1855.
In Tur TR1rrNr of the 22d inst. correspondent
residing near West Point notices the appearance at
hat place Of an extraordinary large meteor me
same pbe nemena was observed ia HARRISBURG, un1er
rnecisely similar circumstances those described oy
1oul Wet Point l0Ilesponoent ., u NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
IMPORTANT News.
VALUE OF RIcH's IMPROVED
WILDER's SALAMANpER SAFES n

"WiLDER's SALAMASDER SAFES"
"In the fire of the Sd inst which ned the brick build
Ing occupied BY Mr. bhn T. Thomas opposite the Gas Works
In this city SAFE Of the above descipon containing the
Books Papers and Money Of Mr. Thomas aud although the
building destroyed opening the Safe the contents were
found updsurbed and in the order and condition when
placed there except slight dscooTAon TO the projecting ends
Of papers the backs books caused by
the sCneraied In the Safe while at the stes heat
Aug. o, 1853 C. II. CAAPF1ELD Agent, savannah, Geo.
take pleasure In corrOborapg the foregoing statement aud
Ia addition would add that the books now In
Aus. 6, 1883 J. II THOMAS, Savannah, Geo,
ae assortment with fOw&erproof Locks for sale by the
subscribers who pTopregor Of the recently patented
La Belle Lock and only Of Safes combning RcHs
and WILBERs PATENT. STEARNS 4 MARVIN.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
Newalnrk DAILY Gribnre
SATURDAY, AUGUST 25, 1855.

Advertisements for The TEIBUyE Of MOadsy ought to be
In before o O'Clock Saturday evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

novelty IN the World Of Art They taken upon glass and
are more durable beautiful and delicate than the hnest Ds
zuerreotype Taken and adapted to tho
aucton cf large groups NAde only at BxADY's No. Soy
Broedy av over ThOnpsOn's.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
Penchea. Tomatoes. or any other frut may be

preserved perfectly e-h state for without sesa or
other property the use OF LuDLoWs PATENT
ssITsTA,xe CAN This the only positively sealing Can
wade al others require solder cement They are ac-
Know edged by who tbem the neate safest and most
conveueut in Fall directions for putting up fruits
vegetshe ko will accompany the Cans For sale, wholesale
and rets by T.YLoR HoPGtITs manufacturers OF flGn-
ished TilrWafe, No. 60 Beehm1nsL
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
PIANos-Purchasers desiring GOOD instru-

PfANOS.-Purcndser desiring gOod lnstIu-
ment one guaranteed give entire satisfaction purchase
money refunded at the lowest possible price should cal At the
greet Music Store Of Horace WATERS, No. So3 Broadway
whose assortment Of celebrated PIANOS is the largest In the
unea Stsfej pces so low defy competition and terms
adapt themselves to the condition OF
Of the following celebrated mixers whose ma
constantly in Horace Wstes Motein Improved
Pianos T. Gilbert Co.'s Premu Pianos with or without
Eoli.n HNlet CumsoD's Woodward Browns and Jacob
Chcken Boston Pianos and addition those OF hse oher
N,w.York makers secondhand Pianos great bargains
Pianos 10 rent allowed purchaser Sole Agency Tor
the sale Of s D. H. w. SMITHS Premium MLLoDEoSs tuned
the equal temperamenr.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
RgsOyE OyEp-BENJAMIN's GOLD MEDAL

BRASS STING TRUssEs,
To No. BsTclsySt., opposite the Astor House.
This Truss ruSts, weak nom use Blk Gays
.ria given and money returned II not satisfactory.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
HoIIowAY's OINTMENT is invaluable for tn

bad breasts and wounds even Of twenty
years hst have been long considered ss past
al cure readily yield it's wonderful efficiency Sold at tho
MsDuactoes No 90 MAiden-ane, New-foik, and No Hti
strand London, and BY all Druggists ct 25 62lo and ~ per
nd
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
WIGS, WIGstl WIGS

BATcBELoR's HAIR DYE. WIGS AND TouPEEs-Th
bes IN the world, the admiration Of connosseurs the
Sold ara spped at No. 233 Brosdway (nne private
roos The largest stock Of Wigs and Toupees In America
pIcTHELoR's Modsvis Cream for preserving the hair.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.


The following is the Table of Contents Of TIE
SEMi-WEEKLY TRIBUNE, No. 1,069:
I..EDIToRIALS Ger smh, Again. NsiOnslism
The New Stride.
1.-THE STATE OF EUROPE: Letters from Our Own
Correspondent A. r. C., at London
H..AFFAIRS IN FRANCE Letter from Our Special
CouespC ndent at Paris
Iv..ARRIvAL OF THE NORTH STAR
v..PIC-NIC OF SPIRITUALISTS
VI.THE HUNTERS POINT TRAGEDY.
vII..LoYER SHOT BY A JEALOUS HUSBAND.
vIu..ACCIDENT ON THE HARLEM RAILROAD.
IX..NORTHERN MEXICO.
x..sEvEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE: By the
steamship Pacific.
M..sECoND LETTER FROM Mr.. GERRfT SMITH.
Xn..THE LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
XIII. THE YELLOW FEVER
v..THE TURF.
XV..RACHEL.
XVI..MILITARY
XVII. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADJ
VANCEMENT OF SCIENCE.
XVIII. PENNSYLVANIA. Meeting of the Democracy Gov.
Retdor Sustained at Homes Speech OF Senator
XIX. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Stock. Money, Cotton Grain Cattle, and other
h sPTTSny TsHsE IeROSa furnished 5 s GO
heso rstes One COPY for One Year *S Two coPes ~
sys S @ IN Hts Se ibis moO
Price 6 cents.
Dr. S. $. FITCH, author of D." Six Lectures on
ConsumpOn &c. Office No IA BIosdway open daily lsun-
excceped from until O'clock treats Cots lmpon Asth-
s Diseases Of the Heart and all Chronic Diseases of Males
end Femses. Consultation free.
BOYS AND CmLDRENS
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
L. Lossg, Proprietor,
No 81 John+t Nassaust
GIFTS AND PRESENTS. received and for
sale reduced prices the choicest selection Of LADIES RETI
cuLEs Necklaces Toilet Cases, Jet Bracelets, Travelling Bas
keis Fans Perumery aud Soaps also every variety Of Toys
Dolls and Games at RoGERss Fancy Bszs 4is Broadway
WET VAULTS efectually remeded in EVERY
CASE without single exception, with MoES's mPeris
able % HYDRo-IMPERyIoUs CEMENT" applied by him IN
Tesm ,nas TO that effect of known
speotabity be his Office. WET CELLARS made
perfectly dry by the same preparation. - -
A. r. MoEs, No. Pine st.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYsPEPsIA.-COvr

LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYsPEPsIA.-COyING-
TON Ohio Dec u. le53-THoMAs LATcHFosD says: My
wife has been affected with the Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia
for number Of wears during which ime have spent great
doctoug but she received very little benefit heretc
and finally doctors said she could not be cured Ls 5pg
y ie concluded try hOoFLAND's GERMAN BTTERs. She
bottles and since tai ing them she bps besn able
10 attend her business have sold op' number Of bottles
through her recommendation ar as far as can learn has
given satisfaction 10 ALL"
For sale BY Drusgsts aud Dealers Medicine eyerywher
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

STATE AND NATIONAL LAW SCHOOL IN POUCH
For purposes Of improvem,nt there will be Vsca'
ton in this Institution till the 9Th OF MAY next
~ J. w.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
PARIS SoRT HATS

Gentlemen waiting the arrival Of those choice mopE CoLoRtp
PAKIs sorT HATs notified that reecive' them per
snd this day place them sale Aso. Pans xsss SILK
HATs, Of new patterns all direct from our own a6 rant
Assor House, New-Yo-k.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

HERNA.-Only Prize Medal awarded to MARSH
Co.. y tie Indrs stIia Exhibition Of ali Nations for their new
patent TRUSS References rs TO m superiority
Valentine Nett willard Parker and John ~ Carno-
chan. An extensive list % of mercantile and other gen
tier by this be at MARSH Cos No.
q Msdensne New-York and MARSH, CoRLIss Co West
Fouh.st Ciuc Dnati Ohio. open from A. NJ until p NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

HECKERs' FARISA is restorative, strengthening
,e digestive and absorbent In dordered bowels
Da,rhea Dysento and Cholera PaRSA prepared under
juaoos soothing healing and Aut0ry To be had
Of Grocers and DrOgss Wholesale Of HEcKzR BROTHER
CYotou Mills, No. 20i Cberrysi., Eew-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

MILE. RACHEL ARRIVED The steamer Pa
cGc also brought splendid assortment Of Royal Velvet and
Tapetry CASPtTs with kyGs 20 match, imported expressly
for city trade. To be opeoed IN few days at
HIRAM AIDE SONS, No. 90 Bowery.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

NINE. DEMOREsI's GRAND OPENING oil FALL
and WINTER FAsHfoxs SATURDAY. Septenb l, No. 3'5
broadwny-AR variety Of sruc aud eesa1t
dsgr article connected with Ltdie. and Chhdens
apparel designs and Basque Waist Patterns cut
a A the tim.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

EMBROIDERIEs AT GREAT BARGANs.--We
will open THIS MORNING 1000 Rich Worked Collars from q 10
80 Also large stock OF Rich Worked Bands all of which
will be sold grt baTgsihs
g. H. LrspgEATER & Co, No. Sf7 Broadwiy.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

Dr. S. 5. FITCH, author of Z" Six Lectures on
Consumption" &C. Office No. ia Biosdway open daily Sun
cav excceped until O'clock Coe lmpon, Asth
% Of the Heart and all Chronic Diseases OF Males
end Femsles. Consultation free.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

GIFTS AND PRESENTS. received and for
sale reduced prices the choicest selection Of LADIES RETI
cULEs Neckaces Toilet Cases, Jet Bracelets Travelling
ke Fans Peruey aud Soaps also every variety Of Toys
Dolls and 3ames RoGERss Fancy BazsaI 49 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

EPIDEMIC NO LONGER TERRoR.-Dr. JAMES
MccLnTocKs DIARRHEA CORDIAL discovered and prescribed
70 over GO oas IN single day the hsppest effects by its
author while Physician to the City Chcera Hospitals and Prs
ons ephs during the dreadful epidemic Of 1892 His
HooPiSe CoUeH gives the speedy relief Hoop
Ing Cough and perfectly harmless and eaec rapid cures
soldLy A CusaMAS 4 Co. No 29j Broadway.