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NATIONAL AMERICAN PLATYoRN.

Isl. An humble acknowledgment 10 the SUI
pseme Being who rn.e, he universe. fnf His
protecting care v0uchsased 10 nur fathers 10 their
suecessfui Revolutionary struggle. and iiiiherln
manifested 10 ~. their descendants, 10 TIE pres
sefsallon ~ lie librfiies, the independence. and
lie uninn ii these Slsies.
81. Tie ptepelua,lnn 81 Tie Federal uninn.
i. tie psllallum II our eisi anil religious llber-
ie-. and lie oniy sure bUlwafs u American IN.
dependence.
81. .7insricans must fiise .qmsrica. anil %
iii. end gtnfirs. eizens slnuld be selected
iaf ali ihr State. federal and nun,rip4l ntTre- %
government employment, IN preference 10 nalu-
ralized cllizsns-nfuerAelrsf
9Th. Persons born 81 Amsfiean parents resid.
ins temporarily abtrad, sl,iinld be cnlillrd 70 III
lie fign. % nanse.bpm rillzens hut
5ti. No person should he selected 60 political
station wlieihrT II native ~ lNeigu bifth.l Win
rec0gnizss any alliance % ubitgaiinn 81 any de-.
.efipiipn 10 anE ieltign prince. pnleniale o. pow.
r.. ~ ~hp relu.ss % recognise ,hs Federal ansl
State constitutions. leach within ~ splstr) =
pnsmnnnI 10 III miner Laws, il rules 81 pniilca
action.
Oil. The nnqnsiiei recognition anil main.
tsinancr &c lie reserved tights IL lhs sesefal
States. and lie cultivation u ,a mpny and friier.
nal good vii brlwren The riiizens 81 lilo sever,
States. and 10 this end nou.nierence BIS Congress
eili questions apprfisining solely 70 the indisi-
duaI States, and non.inlersenilon by each ST. I
/ wIth lie affairs ri any other Stale.
iii. The fecogniiien 81 The right u he na-
live barn and nslntaIizrd ciiizens u he United
States. permanently residing IN any Tefnlnfy
thereof. 10 frame their constitution and laws,
and to regulate their domestic aud social affair,
IL lhsif own mode, subject only ollie provision
81 the FedersI Constitution, with the right 81
admission iuln he Union whenever they have
the requisite population Tor onsIsspsssaIsiiFs d
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From The AIeran,lrla Garelte.

So MmLaRp FiLLNoRR. If New York. and
ANDREW j. DoSALpspS, Of Tennessee. are the
candidates Of the American order" for
President and Vice President d the United
States.
Whed this was written we were without
the particulars Of the circumstances attending
the achievement Of this gratifying result, but
We cannot refrain from cangratulating our
readers and the Country upon TACT that
speaks at once Of union, harmony, nationallsm
anil success.
As expressing our views on this most for
tunate result. we adopt the following. from
the Baltimore American -" The selection
Of Mr.. Fillmore places the American party
upon platform Of conservatism. cancellation
and compromise. which We firmly believe, 4
could not have 81 certainly reached by ii,
sominstion 81 any other candidate. and will
draw toits support the national union-ioyin:
masses in all sections Of the country. Such ;
man may be trusted without blind confidence
IN The platform On which he is paced. III
has bean tried and approved, aud IL asaiI
elevated 10 the Presidency. will be fund a
heretofore the firm. upright. consistent Pre-
sident. and unwavering supporter Of the Con
stitutional rights Of every section"
Mr.. Donaldsun, as a gentleman 81 unex
ccpfiOnable character. and Of true Southern
conservative principles. must also be cntirrl
acceptable TO all true friends 81 the Unun.
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MoRE coAt.-We learn that ths rrsnt
GomT any. ~ prosecuting their works. ra.srd
through feet IT slate. below The n leet
seam Of Coal heretofore mentioned, and then
came. to another saem Of Coal. 90 inches
thick. making 10 all 6 feet 2 inches o. Coal,
We learn further. from a reliable source
tlai The machinery e lbe Company can bring
70 The surfatr ton ~ coal i minute. subj
wa rs operation whilst gentleman timed i
By his watch.
Before the sinking of tic shaft. tbe eer.
pany had asecriained bs the auger, tlat ,heta
y another seam 81 the coal about 10 Iee, he.
low these two which are already opened, and
that u isat leas, sis feet tbiek. 80 ~, tbe
Company land. tand donbilessa vast extent
besides,l has more than twelve feet Of eaal al
: hfpth u only 400 to $50 feet below lhs spg.
face.
We congratulate every fricaJ IL Nor,h
aarOlina % The facts disclosed within The
last Two of three weeks. We have a mine
o. wealth ineAhauslible, capable ~ making
thls part 81 The Statc-indced the wbole
eiaic-MlIat Pennsylvania IL; Tor she has
rushed forward 10 The career of pro,rrits.
-.ai population and wealth. Lin consequence
o' her coal aud iron. We have bolh, of the
best quality and in eshasstless quantity.
within 40 miles of this town, Of na,iaable
waller, and within 40 niles Of the ncesn.
a lively feeling Of satisfaction has been
produced here BY the discoveries. We did
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Ftsn Tho Pena.sIs.nia lnaalt.,.
w. Fillmore for he Prsideay-Ht. u

Hr. fHui0Te J0r the PrfsfdfHty-lHr. III u.
Donaiison for The fire PrcsidsHcy.
The National Convention. Which ri. brrn In
session 10 Ills ciiy since F,tisy last, having
transacted IL preliminary business, determined
yesterday 10 20 inlo Tie NOMINATION ol randi.
dates Inr The PRESIDENCY anil he Vice Presidency.
The b.loling ~ the iif.l elice fesulieJ ~ Tie
sl,pirs Of de lion. MiIlard FILLMORE. Of New
York. This ranuoi bui he reranlsl ~ hap.
ny selection. NJ. Fillmore !. one u ne most
emiaeni statesmen u The country. aud Ne . ~.
specltd and cherished every shete ibfonghnni
The Republic. iof his undoIbied conservative aud
truly n,iiepaI pinriple. Al The coniesl wbicii
resulted ~ The saeress 10 General rayDor az tie
fret Office. Nc. Fillmore was slre,ed Vice Prssi.
dent, add subsequently, became Pres dent ilnourt
i',s dealt, nf The lameuied Taylor. III. Admit.
nisrslon vas Distinguished BY sbiIy and pu.
niy. lie called into hi. Cabinet some Of ihr
strongest men Of The nlIion, and sIIhoogIi ., The
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snsLL NpTrs-'i'hs Editor Or ihc Argus.
writing from Carthage. where The Superior
Court was held last week, saws
/" Some nutter was created on Monday, by
the Solicitor requesting the Judg. 10 charge
The Grand Jury that il is an imdiciabIe &c.
fence 70 pass of recsi,e a bank bill of less
dissemination Than three dollars. His Honor
remarked That such. be understood. Was the
law Of the New cade. passed by die lass
Legislature. and il was the duty 81 the Grand
Jury. A. well as ~ The Court. 10 naiiee IL;
but 4 did mt seem 10 me that The Court
thought The law a wise one. Tie tonse.
quenee Of the charge j., tia, fayetteville
unss and tse have been refused on The streets.
Whether they have been taken in private or
not. this drpancnt saith not
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TIE NATIONAL AMERICAN COUNCIL.
This body. after session d several DAYS IN Phia-
dephia, adjourned on The evening Of the 2Ist utimo
The important Of is proceedings was the abrsga-
ton Of the ratformadop,edin June last AID adopting
Substitute, embracing substantially The ssms doctrines
bu,scouehed in different language.
The yote 10 abolish the old Platform was carried Is
ayes I3s, nays 81; and The ssw Platform adopted
81 ayes l0s nays II majority u The Southern De-
legates voting ayes in both cases.
VIZ give below lhs Platform rs adopted. II no. Al
together uncxeep,onable.i We think that il viii be
found 10 be - or 81. after Candid p-rusa TINT good
men d 81 parties who earnestly desire the perpeiuation
II our institutions and he promotion Of harmony be.
tween lie drent sections Of country, my unite
upon il vim bright aaticipltions.
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4 j .s:s s !. Widths ~ItsIs d. ualIss r'sts 4

Il. .o,l.,menl Il recruits Widths III UaIlss etstss h
assn,, II ths roveruls,snt al motion sf M Macon
az thousand copies were oslered e BE printed.
The debate upon Kansas affairs was continued ~
MI Hale and MI Tsombs The subjscs was Then posi-
poned until Wednesday next
III HE House large number Of bills and resolutions
we're presented; AFTER which the deficiency By was con-
saerei in committee Of the whole, and long debate
took place.
Friday. Feb. 49, \
The Senate received from tho Presidents document
relative to the offer II arbitration on the construction q
the CaytonBulwcr Treaty, by which i appears 1nal
no formal proposition has been made to Mr. buchanan
who repeats mere conversation with Lord Clarendon
A debate ensued.
It also appears from documents submitted 70 me %
nate that Mr.. Champion submitted 10 MI. Marcy on
Wednesday evening las, proposition for arbitration,
which is alleged have been in bis possession since
November The documents were ordered 70 DC pflnIcu'
The Senate adjourned until Monday.
i -.-----------~--~-~~-
The National Iatsltigmcer andfheAomiaafion'
Our old and respected friends of the ~,
Itional Intrlligencer discourse with their usual
caution ON Tie Philadelphia nomination.:
.THs PHlLApRLpnIA NoaISATIoN.- pa
per Yesterday informed our readers oi US
nomination made at Philadelphia Of candi-
dates for President aud Vice President q the
United States BY the Convention q the
American Party namely, Millar,l Fillinors
for President and Andrew Jackson Donads"'
for Vice President. As We arc not members
Of that party, we should conceive that we ha,
no right To find fault with its selection wer'
lii in any respect objectionable; SO, perhaps
ii is not particularly incumbent on Us Z
praise its choice. free as il mt only i Iron
exception. but fit, and proper, and worth,
rs everybody knows the distinguished citi
zen 10 be whom the party has chosen as thei
candidate for the Presidency"
i. The InteIigencer then goes on 70 declar'
Its purpose to await and abide by the decisiol
&c The Wing party as to the palicy they vii
pursue. All this is very we'll. The Wing
will make no nomination antagonlstic to th'
ono Of Philadelphia. and IN due time We shal
have the pleasure Of the company Of Messrs
Gales and Seaton III our journey towards th
promised land. Pst Intel.
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LEeruaKs understand that Cor.
Swain ha, complied with the request 81 the
Library Association. and has consented 10 de-
liver a lecture on the early history u the
State, some time during the Spring.
We also learn that the same Association
and some Of our citizens have united in re-
guesting The Hon. Edward Everett, 10 extend
his ,isIt from Richmond to this place. anlI
deliver his address on the life aud services
d Washington, to which we have heretofore
made allusion. Hiia.iagioa Herald
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Captain Cambell. residing near Knoxville,
Tennessee, pre,lassd. Last sumner, ffam one
hundred and iiIiy sincsui The rahawba grape,
twelve barrels u vine. equalling about fur
hundred gallons. THREE ~ four gentlemen
arpand Knoxville have commenced The culti.
,atlon 81 the vine IL good earnest.
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AMERICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION.

This body me, in Philaprlpha on the ed ul,imo,
and was organized by the appointment Of EPhraim
Marsh OF New Jersey, President and Vice Pre-
sdent from each Of the States represensei-John HI.
Haugh.on, esq. from this State. Twenty-nne States
were represented by aa7 members. On Saturday some
dissatisfaction sprang up, and few Of the Southern
members withdrew, but again returned and united
heartily in the proceedings on Monday, when the no.
limitations were made On the fst ballot the vote stood
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Mr.. Fillmore was then declared the nominee Of the
Convention, and amid greal applause and enthusiasm
the nomination was declared unanimous.
The convention then proceeded 10 ballot for Vice
President, is follows:
Andrew Jackson Donelson, Of Tenn. ISL; Kenneth
Rayncr. If n. G., IL; Wn. Il. smith, II Alabami, 2;
scattering ..
Andrew Jackson Donelson or Tennessee. was then
declared The unanimous nominee Of the convention or
the olEirc % yice-Presidcnt sf the U. States.
After some other unmpotani business The Conven-
lion adjourned sine de, The best feeling seeming - pre-
vail at the close.
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MrRDKR-we learn that Mr.. Theodore
Barheld, Of Wayne county. was found muir
dered on the rad, on the 2jih nlt., few
miles from bis hume. The deeease attended
wedding the night before. and while re-
turning % his family. was evidently shot
from his Nurse BY sone person vet unknown.
Deceased leaves vile and four children.
n csrolniaa.
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WILLARD FILLMORE.

The Eastern papers are publishing por-
TONS of the correspondence 81 Henry Clay,
which have not heretofore been made public.
hut which are shurtIy TO appear in book form.
The following letter 10 Daniel Ullman, ol
New York, gives the reader Mr.. elay's opin-
iop 81 Willard Fillmore. one of The purest
statesman our countr, has produced:
Washington, March. 1852.
Mr. DgAR Sin: = You rightly understand
me IL expressing a preference for Mr.. Fill.
mure ~ The Wing candidate fuf the presi,Ien.
cy This did before | left home, and have
frequently here 10 private intercourse, since
my arrival at Washington. care not how
generally the Tact mas be known. but ! slionld
mot deem il right 10 publish, any formal ayosal
u thar preference under ms own signature IL
the newspapers. Such course would sub.
jeet me u the imputation Of surprising that
ms opinions possessed more weight with The
public than Iapprehcnd ,hay do. The lounda.
ton Of nv preference is, that Mr.. Fillmore
has administered The Executive Government
with signal success and ability. lie has been
tried and found true, faithful. honest aud
conscientious. ! wish 10 say nothing IN De,
rogatinn rum bis eminent competitors; ihey
have bulh rendered great services 10 their
country; the one 10 the field. The uther IN The
Cabinet They might possibly a,iminister
the Government ~ veil a. Mr.. Fillmore la.
done. But then neithrrul them las been tried
ii the elevated position he nov hold, aud
think that prudence and wisdom had better
restrain us lrum making any change without
necessity Tor IL. the existence VI ahich d.
not prpccIyc.
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%<~<~<~~srN<&S*y~~><~~
Ora MINISTER TO EscLANp.--rhe honora-
Bile George M. Dallas will leave Philadelphia
te.morrow for New York, % embark on
Saturday next III the Collins steamer Allan
tic FIR Liverpool, On his way 10 London, 10
take the place &c Mr. Buchanan as American
Minister II England. We are assured, and
are happy to believe. that Mr.. Dallas carries
with him the best disposition 10 cultivate
the relations Of friendship and gopJ will be-
tween two nations whose connexions srsf in
terests are 50 intimately blended. and 10
heal as Ear as he can MI the unhappy dssen-
sions and misunderstanding which have been
permitted to spring up On unirnportant or
Exaggerated issues. We cannot buth ops
that ID this noble spirit and purpose lie viii
be carrying out the pacific wishes and nstruc.
tons d our Administration.
THE COMBINATION SocIgrr.--Mr John
Stevens. Of Talbot county. Maryland. has of.
icred to give this Society a ship costing irons
s55 900 10 $4,000. and The friends u ihs
Society 10 Maine have made a similar offer;
50 that two packet, viii be plying between
the United States and Liberia before the close
Of The present year.
We learn that the Saciety will be prepared
10 send o.. in MAY next. the negroes freed BY
the will OF the late llon James ]. Mckay. Df
lilaien cpuniy. The decision Of the supreme
Court, al its late Term. that the children
barn since the will was made in 1889. Of
those who were thereby freed. are embraced
in the emancipating clause. makes the number
upwards OF les. we believe. OF about one
half 81 all the negroes owne,lby Gen. Mckay
ii the time Of his death II is reported that
some Of The negroes are unwilling to 20.
Fnv Ola
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From lie Wilmington Herald.

KossuTH AND THE PoaR or WASHINGTON.
we had almost f.rgnuen tins miserable hum
bug, Knssn,l,, who travelled through ihs coun-
nv almost wnh regal hnncrs, was invited 70
seat in The Ssna,e. wien the same privilege was
denied our avn grea, men; snd who finally lett
our shores with other peoples money Timing his
pockets. and unlpr he assumed name Of 'Smth.'
And. we 0niy frier to him now, as ], were. =, 10
point mural and arorn iale.' The other
,Iav. in lhe House IL Representatives. a propo-
siIi0n came up 10 relieve Tie poor ~ The Dis
lirl of Columbia rs voting ~ appropriation nl
81 500 for iha. purpose. Immediately The thing
vas f,und. by various members. Thy The way.
Mr. Biggs, our Sena,or. voted against the prn-
pasillun, or 4 similar ore, 10 tie Senaie,l 10
be against the Constitution, and tie measure
was killed. Ml. Campbell. Of Ohm. remem-
herng lhe Kossulh mann. and perceiving The
difference between fnreg, hurnbug anil ihr
naive nscessi,an. poor. read HE following toru-
meal il The HOUSE. We hare published il be-
fore. hu. think il well enough 10 publi.h i a
gam:
E,riracf from pts1 in 1854. II The Hon. Mr. Jon.s,
member u tie House, from Tenn.
Nov, sir, here is bill paid 10 Messrs.
Brown. haiel keepers Of This Guy. lnr Lnui-
knssu h and his suite. Of 81 SOC 80. Fut Illal.
| never intend knowingly 10 sosr, directly o. m
tirec,ly.
Several Voices Road ihs items.
Mr.. Jonss.-fhe nems are - follows:
TO board cor Governor Rossuth and suite, having
ten parors aud twenty-five chambers thirteen and
/ hall days--laeniy three persons, s3,sss %
srSDRIEs
= Champagne, sherry, madeira. cigars
| lemonade. bar bin, washing. medic
cines, post-ofice stamps, portersgs
and messengers. hack hire paid st
different times, irIegraphs. sugaf.
brandy and whiskey Ia room, porter
and ale, envelopes, BARRIERS hill--
amounr 70 65s 81
.Dtl ri csriage engaged for Cover
nor and cutie, 3l9 Y
1866 -
.Thsiiis bill Gar twenty three persons dur
4 ing thirteen and half days. amounting. be-
liere. - some sl4 per day for each person.
.lThen.sir, have here q ball furnished By the
keepers IS lie National Hotel. u which Kos.
snil and his sai,e siepprd on their. return herr
from The South, wIIru they usrezurcn their
own expenses. | believe liIsrc were Then al
persons. il,ry stopped al tie National Hotel a
bnn, Ianr days. and their bill was s74. bring 50.
0s per day FOR eaci, person. when ll'ey wete
paying lhr,f own expenses. and ,omelliIag over
81 per day fer racIi person, when this govern
inenl was paying their expenses"
Behold The difference certain gentlemen
~ho voted 10 pay l.,- bill, DO not Ike I" vote
81 500 m the poorpf Washington and George.
ln9n." whs : The poor II Washington aud
j tieergelaun hase no rofe IL lie popular elre-
inns; Germans. IInnesranr, and lptsign bun
nalnraized rtizgns hare.
|. ii nv wonder thai Tie American party
should spnng inio rxi..eure.
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very moment Nal III catered upon ll'e dulles q
ihr Presidential Chat. The country was eonyuss
sed ~ 4 sectional eliss nf ahe most scrlnus cha
racler. lie soon succeeded ID soothing The excite
smeni, Ii harmonizins ea'lslirhed elements, and
restoring The land 10 4 eualitionaol eoneniment.
peace aud prosperity.
4 Tie Republic acquired io-IInu, inil'ishre and
character under his Administrations Order PRE-
vail al hpine, and respect WAS secured ahr0ad.
Our progress WAS rapialy onward. Attle sub
seouent cnniesi, IL " well known, Gen. Pierce
Was elected 10 The Presidential Chair, and Mr..
Fillmore retired 10 hrs place Of iesidence IN Now
York, The whole nation exelaiming - with one
lvoce---. Well sIunr. gontl and faithful sefyahl!'
| he some months snee took his Department q
ltour ID Europe, where Ne sill remains. I've
nomination which has just been made, may BE-
rega ,led on he pais Of large por,ion q tlr A
merriam people. twas no. suoehtby Mr. FIJI
more, but he is 4 patriot ever willing % fsrye
Ills conn,y, and he viii therefore. AZ We 20 nj,
accep, il and abide issue. II would, INDEED. BIZ
d fortunate thing for The Republic, u All 10 IN
lure Presidents should possess % many lofty
qualities Of head and hear, as the disippn she'd
Y gentleman 10 whom we have thus briefly reix-
red.
\ ASpHEw JACKSON DONALDSON WIS nominated
II NJ ,he candidate Tor The Wee Presidency. In
|, lreply 10 The nomination. he made an exrelIeol
speech, which was repeatedly applan.led. This
gentleman was The aid de-ramp 81 The Hero 81
New Orleans, his private secretary and eontiden.
iial adviser. and ever maintained The esteem o.
that illnsrious man.
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Tlu,.lsy, Feb. gs.

IHuIsHAst tn. =
II ihs Senate. message wv received from lhs Pre-.
sidsnt Of tho Untsi .ales - compliance with ihs
solution cf The 2slh, transmitting The correspondence
With TIE Eosssnmeni nfsss Bttain o. he sueie, of
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-08-15
One Dose Relieve! One Bottle Cure
The EUROPEAN REMEDY.
Prepared only by

REV. WALTER CLARKE, Sole Proprietor.
For Comgts, Cof Is, Ashn,a Inc,pi,af Cansunaption
l ts"ai Deay 9f sr'@ nant se so sr
IN Europe. IS non for the first ta.e n.ro.
duced into This country,
In introducing a New Medicines where Patent Med
cines are already 50 abundant, word of explanation
may be deemed necessary necessary the i'roprie,e.
wishes then, that abou, fourteen wears aso
while conducting apothecery establishment in nne Of
the large manufacturing towns fEngl cunv INC ed by
personal experience and extensive observa of he ex
iraurdinary efficacy OF the various vegetable preparations
of which ths European Cough Remedy Ia composed.
Especially in disorders Of he chest and lungs He PIE.
pared the above named neticit AMI said first es.
ahshment and as he became more extensively known
by meanes OF agents IN various parts Of the country the
results equaeh his most sanguue hundred
OF bottles were specially sold and extraordinary
cures etcred who alter suffering from the most
distressing Coughs for months and years
and whose cares where almost homeless
ny their friends and medical advisers speedily
Restored TO Health by the use of this Valuable Remedy
Several years the Proprietor Withdrew entirety
from business and deyoteu himself 10 the Christ v,h
Ministry, and when IN the spring of o5I he arrived in
this country and when in the order of Divine Pro,i.
dence he was called TO occupy his present pos Of
pastor OF IA Church md Congre gallon (0rnishve,
he had ne ntsniion of calling the The pub
lie To this Medicine but during the early part of win
ter he fonnd that severaof his friens aiiceda
with severe disorder Of the Pulmonary organs com
panied by obstinate and distressing cough which not
Yielding TO The remedies employed. he presented several
with bottle each Of his European Cough Remedy in
every case speedy cure was The result and IA mat
Ter I" course those who had been Tins benefited
mened il 10 their friends demand being thus create
The proprietor thought ii his duty make arrangement
Tor supplying it, and that those distance may be
able avail themselves of its use Agents are
IN every part OF the country for lis sale and
the numerous cures which have been effected by ii a
Ter many OF our most popular medicines had been tried
vain. ii is believe the European Coueh Remedy is
the most speedy, safe, and etcacious Remedy for Cough
&c. ever befoe The public. Generday frs, dose
give relief, and sinse Bottle effects cure and in no
case since lis introduction this country has il been
known to fail when persevercd id accotde,h to the 81
rectons accompanying eqh slrohhe
| Sold Wholesale BY Sargent 4. Co Bangor Hay Port.
land Burr r. Perry, Cornhill Boston; and retail in
| Ellsworth, by C. G. Peck Buehll Seavey and Stew.
ems, SuIry Davis Mt. Desert, u. Wasgei Hancock
Crab,ree, and by Agents ard medicine dealers every
where lY4S