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LITTLE GRAVES.

There's many an empty cradle,
There's many vacant bed,
There's many a lonely bosom,
Whose joy and light is fled;
For thick in every graveyard
The little hillocks lie
AND EVERY HILLoCK REPRBsENTs
An ANGEL IN THE SKY.
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EVENING.

A paler shadow strews
Its mantle DER the mountains; parting day
Dies like the dolphin, whom each pang imbues
With new color as its gasps away,
The last still loyeliest, tlll-'tis gone-and all
is grey. -BYRoN.
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GEORGE M. BROWN,
Altar

Informs his friends and customers, that he
has opened shop in Stewards building over
the store of r. L. Fuller. where he will attend
TO all business in his line.
Cutting done to suit customers.
WANTED good Journeyman.
Middlebury, Oct. l5. 1855. 26;tf
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nnLV PAPERS-Eew York Daily Times
IL Tribune aud Herald, and Boston Jour
al,received daily, at cDPELANDS'
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Blanks.

NXTARRANTEE DEEDS, Mortgage Deeds,
w Quit Claim Deeds, Justice wris, Chancery
Blanks, and Executions, for ssls s at rno-
f COPELAND'S NEWS DEPOT.
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DOCKET MAPS OF KANSAS, for sale by
L. w. CLARK.
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TER RMS.
The REGISTER will be sent one year, by
mail, or delivered at the office, where pay
ment is made strictly in adranee, for. 81 90
Delivered by carrier, paid strictly in ad-
rance. ........ .... .... 49,. .....2 OO
If not paid within six months, so cents ad
ditional.
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are paid, unless at the option of the proprie-
tors.
Cg All communications must be postpaid.
EYV. b. PALMER is agent for this paper
in Boston, New ork and Philadelphia.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
Done in modern style, and at short notice.
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THE MIDDLIbURY REGISTER.
OFFICE IN sRewsrsR's BLOCK, MAln.sr.

j. COBB &c COMPANY,
PUBLISHERS AND pRoPRIEToRs.
J. CoBB, ..................W J. FULLER.
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THIRD DISPATCH
Further Foreign NeWs-COttOn
Declined One Eighth-The QUO
tatiOns at Liverpool, &c.

QUEBEC, Nov. By the Indian we
have received Liverpool letters to the 21st
ult.-her day Of sailing.
These note decline Of fully Id in the
Cotton market, caused by the advices from
the United States of a fall in the Southern
markets oftwo cents perlb. Thed ecline at
Liverpool would have been greater but for
the reduced stock on hand-as it was,
however, the market closed heavy, and
prices in favor Of the buyer.
Fair Orleans,,was quoted'at 81: middling
do at %; fair Mobile at 9sd, and middling
do at Cd.
Flour is reported in the letters as slight
ly CASTER but no change is made in the
quotations from the previous Friday.
Wheat rules dull, while Indian Corn
closed steady at the figures advised per
Persia.
Trade in the manufacturing districts
was completely at stand, but no failures
OF importance are announced. The Sugar
market remained dull, and prices exhibit
ed downward tendency. The demand
for money showed no abatement, and a
further advance in the rates of discount
was considered quite probable.
The accounts from Havre advise dull
Cotton market, and quotation full two
francs lower.
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L AT EST EW S .
Arrival of the Canada.
THREE DAYS LATER From EUROPE.

THREE DAYS LATER From EUROPE.
HALIFAX, Nov. 4.-The, Cunard steamer
Canada arrived here this morning from
Liverpool with dates to the oath ult.
She brings $1,000,000 i'll specie.
The latest news from the United States
was received by the steamer Antelope
from Portland and st. John.
There is nothing new from India.
1t was reported that the French gov
eminent intended removing the restric-
ton from the export Of corn and flour.
The Turkish ministry has been over
thrown. Retlscbid PacIa has been made
Grand Vizier.
Monetary affairs at London were more
satisfactory. The pressure had considera-
bly, abated. Many of the Continental
Banks had advanced their rates to | per
cent.
Cotton is firm. Sales of the week 20
600 bales.
Flour dull, with dec lining tendency.
Provisions are quiet.
Sugar is heavy, and all qualities slightly
declined.
Consols $50 for money and ss5 for
account.
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The Connecticut Banks and the
CURRENCY Question.

HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. AT the
bank meeting to-day thirty-seven of the
banks in the State were represented. The
meeting was called for the purp ose of
adopting some plan which would enable
the banks to afford circulation for the
benefit of the business community. Reso-
lutions were before the convention, and
final action deferred upon them until
Friday afternoon next, to which time the
convention adjourned, when it is believed
that nearly every bank in the State will
be represented The resolutions propose
O clearing house " for the State, each
bank to deposit with it one thousand dol
lars to facilitate the settlement of balances
They also propose to cease redeeming
their notes out Of the State after given
day.
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[From w ashington.
this case
Weother-Congress Con,ing-Theatrica al
6.o /e.o

WeMher-Con9ress Cemang-Th trSc at
dc, de-,
DEAR DAY Book Our Indian Summer
has come. Two delightful, soft, balmy days.
The sound of the coal sitter is still overcoats
are discarded; windows opened the victim
of the panic returns the price of fuel to his
purse, reluctantly drawn the avenues and
streets are gay with young men and maidens;
the delicious baze sleeps on the landscape
like incense from thousand gently swinging
censers and the bland breeze watts tender
ly to the ground the falling leaves.
Washington is not gay, though the hotels
and boarding houses are already indicating
the approach of the rush at the opening of
''the session" You meet a great many mem
bers of Congress who are making their pre-
parations for winter residence. Yesterday
met Senator BRIGHT of Indiana near his
house in our adjacent city of Georgetown,
driving two dashing chestnuts, He is pre-
pairing himself fine residence there. The
increased compensation of members will pro-
badly induce many who formerly submitted
to the vexations of Washington Hotels and
boarding houses to enter upon house-keep-
ing. Furnished houses are already in con-
siderable demand.
And, by the way, we are to have Thea
tire, as well as yourselves. MIR. W. j. NAGLE,
the enterprising manager Of troupe of Ju-
venile Comedians, whose very clever per-
formances here have met with marked sue
cess, has leased the Assembly Rooms which
are to be fitted up as a snug comfortable
place of amusement. With the good stock
company he contemplates employing, and a
series of star engagements, he ought to make
good thing of it, and certainly will. The
public has been clamorous for Theatre ever
since the huge comfortless old National was
burned, and are ready to support one of the
proper stamp.
l suppose that there will be some degree
of emulation felt your Navy Yard, with
reference to the building of the contemplated
Sloop-of-War. There is now fair show for
competition in excellence between Norfolk,
Boston, New York, and Philadelphia.
The Cabinet has heard Capt Van Vliet's
.tatements relative to the Mormons and what
he saw and heard among them. | gather that
the most reliable judgment upon the case is
that there were imposing upon the worthy
captains credulity, by their furious gas con-
aiding, and that they are of the sort of chan
tiebers who are not game.
PETRUCHIO.
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va The Largest Circulation il
the City. B@
The News.

The Cunard Steamer Canada arrived at
Halifax, yesterday morning, with Liver
pool dates to the Oath ult., and bringing
million dollars in specie. Monetary af-
fairs at London were more satisfactory,
and there was considerable abatement
in the pressure. Cotton is firm, sales of
the week 10000 bales. Consols $50 for
money, and $50 for account.
The returns of the State election in
Massachusetts, on Tuesday indicate the
election of Ex-Speaker Banks, American
and Republican nominee for Governor, by
10000 plurality. In Boston the vote
was nearly equally divided between Gard
ner, Beach and Banks.
Returns of the State election in New
York on Tuesday, show Republican losses,
and the Democrats claim the State, al
though the result is still doubtful. In the
city of New York the Democrats have a
piurallJy OF Z3,OUU.
The new excitement of the elections
has had one happy effect, in scattering
the financial gloom.
At New Orleans, on Sunday, the stage
of water in the Mississippi was IL feet 8
inches-1 foot 4 inches lower than at the
same time last year.
Three persons, the supposed murderers
of the Mackenzie family of six persons on
the oath ult., were arrested near St. John,
N. b., on Sunday evening
The New York Markets, yesterday were
firm in Flour and Wheat =; in Corn de-
cline Provisions quiet further advance
of &c. in Whiskey.
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Exports ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in
the Receipts.

New ORLEANS, Nov 1st.-The ex-
ports of Cotton from this port to England
during the past week were 5000 bales
a decrease Of l 900 as compared with the
same period in 1856.
From Mobile we learn that there were
no exports whatever during the week.
nor have there been any SO far the whole
season. The receipts of Cotton at all the
ports are light, as planters prefer holding
on to their supplies to selling them at the
present low rates.
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r e S U GO.

AM happy to announce to my many
Il friends and patrons that have at last re
sumed business at my old stand
L am now opening handsome assortment
of Hats, Caps, Umbrellars and Walking
Canes, Buffalo Robes and Ladies Furs, and
all articles usually found in well ordered,
first class Hat establishment, and to our
present stock daily additions will be made
We have spared neither expense nor labor
in fitting up our present place of business,
nor will be found wanting in giving all proper
attention to our friends and customers, and
pledge ourselves to use all possible exertons
to please and to give handsome and tasty ar
ticles at the lowest possible living prices.
Your orders and calls are solicited.
WILLIAM JOHNSON JR.,
No. 81, Market Square.
Look for the Revolving Hat Rack in the
window.
no 4-3t
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Arrest of MurderePs.

ST JOHN, n. B., Nov 2,-Lost even
inc ihree persons, named Breen and Sla-
vim, and his son, the supposed m'mderers
of the Mackenzie family of six persons,on
the . !th ult., We're arrested at their camp
in tac woods and brought to this city,
and placed in Jail. They offered no resis-
lance. The coroner's jury had returned a
verdict of wilful murder against the above
parties.
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Slave Case.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 3.-Three slaves of
Thornton Withers, of st. Louis, in COM
pany with their master, passing through
the city en- route to Parkersburg, Va,
were arrested to-day on a writ of habeas
corpus to procure their liberation. The
case was partially heard this afternoon be-
fore Judge Carter.
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Hotel Arrivals.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK,
VIM. WALTERS. PRoPRIEToR.


John Mortimore, w. Jackman, R.
Miller and servant, j. B. Taylor, Rich
mond; e. M. Dunn, w. HI. Butler, Phila-
delphia; Geo. T. Patten, New York, Rev.
w. S. Cughtin, John B Holmes, j. W.
Ashton, H. Wyuhart, VIM. Matthews,
Virginia; Lewis Rogers, Princess Anne;
Lieut.. G. r. Graham, U. S. NJ; VIM. G..
Hay, U. S. N; A. Falson, CO.; w. Wal
ton, A. B. Wyuhart, Southampton; Col.
w. B. Whitehurst, Suffolk; Geo. T..
Whitehurst, Kempsville; Col John X.
Cook, portsmouth,; j. W. Monturo,
Lynchburg; Jos. Daprey, Prince Edward;
w. 2. Baker, Charlotte; Jos. Richardson,
New Kent; A. S. Waterman, E. j. Cas-
telo, Washington; j. d. Spratley, Sus-
sex.
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New York Election.

ALBANY, Nov. 3.-From dispatches
which have thus far reached the city, it
appears quite probable that the Republic
cans have carried the State, but by con-
siderably reduced majority, as compared
with last year. Subsequent returns, how
ever, may change the present complexion
Very materially,
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aSS" The election Yesterday in Balti-
moro was passing off quietly, at most of
the polls. Disturbances had occurred in
two or three wards, and in one-the
seventeenth-two men were stabbed and
another shot, supposed to be fatally in
jured. We sincerely hope that we shall
not be obliged to enlarge the list of troubles
tomorrow.
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New York Markets.

New YORK, November -Flour-The
market is firm, with sales of 1000 barrels.
Southern SIS. 20a5.5O. Ohio $5.20a5. 70.
Wheat-The market is firm; sales Of
10000 bushels-Southern white 135a153
cents.
Corn-Has declined sales Of 10000
bushels at rs cents for mixed Western.
Provisions-Aro quiet at former rates.
Whiskey-Has advanced 3c-sales of
Ohio at % cts.
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Massachusetts, Election.

BOSTON, Nov. 3-The returns thus far
received indicate close vote, but the Re-
publicans, are confident of success The
election has caused quite scattering of
the financial gloom, and the newspaper
offices are crowded with people anxious
to hear the latest returns.
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The Pennsylvania Banks.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-The Pittsburg
suspended banks..and the Philadelphia
banks have resolved to accept the relief
law passed at the recent special session
of the Legislature.
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Fatal Accident.

PLYMOUTH, Luzerne CO., Pa, Nov. g.
Andrew Lindsey was instantly killed by
falling from the bucket when coming out
of McFarlane's shaft to-day.
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RsgF The Card in yesterdays Herald,
over the signature of the aggrieve(
Waterman who was mentioned in Mon
days Day Book, on credible Informal
ton given us, as figuring conspicuously
in the dog-fght, last Sundays only wor-
thy this notice, (which will show how
much of gentleman" he ISL that we lis
tened patiently to said watchman's own
explanation of the matter, and promptly
published the substance of his statement,
notwithstanding which he has seen fit to
come out in card, wherein, while he has
undertaken, through his scribe, to lecture
the Editors and Reporter of the Day Book
on professional proprieties and the cour-
tesies Of life in general, he has so far lost
his own equanimity and forgotten good
sense as to pronounce the charge" Of his
eagerness to ''pitch in" a "foul and ma
licious falsehood," a "gross injustice" an
'irreparable wrong p We would say to
this gentleman" that not having made
any very searching investigation of the
matter of the dog-fght in question, we are
not yet prepared to take the responsible
ty of contradicting our account of Mon
day. We cannot admit the possibility
of deliberate falsifyingon the part of our
informant. He is generally reliable, al
though subject, like most men, to make
an occasional mistake. It is not for us,
however, to say that he has made any in
this case.
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Massa chusetts state Election.

BosToN, Nov. 3d.-The returns of the
election held in this State to-day for
Governor, Legislature, &c, indicate that
the Republicans have large plurality.
Boston gives Banks, American and Re-
publican, for Governor, 4, 217; Gardner,
straight American, 5,O73, and Beach,
Democrat. 4 .243,
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UNION HOTEL, NORFOLK,
E. A. BEAToN, PROPRIETOR.

Dr. B. B. Lapham, Danville; T. R.
Simpson, Hampton; w. Lawrence, New
York; Henry Lewis, Princess Anne; Rob-
ert Steele, Richmond; j. II. Ewing, Will
liamsburg; j. James, Va.
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New York State Election

New YORK, Nov. 3.-The general cleo
ton for State officers came off to-day. But
few returns have as yet been received.
The city returns indicate largely de
creased vote. The Americans fall off,
most, and the democrats next. The State
has doubtless gone for the republicans.
SECOND DISPATCH.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Full returns from
the ID, 4th, 9Th and 10th wards give a
democratic majority Of 2,547. The Sd,
9th and 18th wards give a democratic
majority of 1,641. Last year they gave
only 247.
THIRD DISPATCH
New YORK, Nov 4-The Democrats
have plurality in this city of about 3d.
600 votes. The result in the State is still
doubtful
LATER.-A few further returns show
continued Republican losses. The Demo
Gratis claim the State, but others think it
still doubtful
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NO. An exchange paper says that the
Governor of Maine was induced to ap-
point the 10Th inst, for Thanksgiving
Day, because that date is the fiftieth an
niversary of the marriage of his Father,
Hon. REUEL WILLIAMS, Of Augusta. So
"Golden Wedding is to be celebrated
in the Capital of the Pine Tree Sovereign
ty," and the occasion of the family festi-
val is to be made memorable by the dig
nifty Of its conjunction with the State hol-
iday.
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The DAY Book will be served to sub
scrbers at Ct cents per week, payable to
the Carrier. When sent by mail it will
be "a per year, So for six months, and
81 for three months, PAYABLE in advance.
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nag" We have received pamphlet en-
titled "Wealth, Resources and Hopes of
the State of Virginia" printed and pub
lished by our neighbors of she Southern
argus. 1t is work of some thirty pa
GEES, eminently patriotic, emboydying ma
nv valuable facts and suggestions, and
withal written in such style as to be
quite readable.
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seg- At a meeting of the Common
Council, held on Tuesday, a resolution
was adopted, appropriating the sum of
one thousand dollars to the Fair OF the
Seaboard Agricultural Society.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

BosToN, Nov. 3.-Returns from eighty
cities and towns give Banks "a, 30S;
Gardner $4,000. and Beach 1860 The
indications are favorable to large Re-
publican majority in both branches of the
LEGISLATURE
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aeg- In this mornings Herald we find
some correspondence between T. c. TABB,
Esq, Corresponding Secretary Seaboard
Agricultural Society, and Col. D. S.
WALTON, commanding third Regiment of
Virginia Volunteers, Portsmouth, concern
ing the proposed presentation of stand
Of colors to said Regiment on the part of
the Ladies of Norfolk. This interesting
ceremony, which will be marked attrac-
ton of the coming exhibition, is to take
place on the Fair Grounds near this city
on Thursday, Nov. 18th, at one o'clock,
p. M.
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Notice..

DERSONS intending to exhibit Stock or
l. other articles at the Fair of the Sea-
board Agriculture Society or who may wish
to make their entries during the present
week can do so by calling at the store of w.
II. G. LOVITT, Main street.
no At
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Marriages.

At Christ Church, on Wednesday after
noon, 4th inst, by Rev. Lewis Wake,
GEORGE CHAMBERLAINE, Esq, to BETTE, ell,
dest daughter of the late j. G. G. Taylor. all
of this city.
Baltimore papers please copy.)
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THIRD DISPATH.

BosToN, Nov. 3, 9 P. M.-Returns
from 1870 towns give Banks for Governor
$4,000; Gardner "a 1000, and Beach 49,
900. Banks plurality will reach 10000.
Both branches Of the Legislature are
Republican by a large majority. Caleb
Cushing is elected a representative from
Newburyport.
FOURTH DISPATCH.
BosToN, Nov. 4.-The returns of the
election in this State yesterday indicate
that Banks, the American and Republican
nominee for Governor will have about
10000 plurality.
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Arrival of the Star of the West.
New YORK, Nov. 4.-The steamer
Star of the West, from California, has ar
rived.
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BfY It is tolerably we'll known that

UE5 IL ~ JOleraUly well KNOWN tnaI
the bulk of the "foreign correspondence"
of the giants of journaldom never jour
neys by telegraphic line Or mail route,
but is manufactured in the "home office. "
Some of the dwarfs are initiating the Ii
tanic precedent. Lilliput follows the cue
of Brobdignag. Some of the piquant
"letters' in the last issue of that mystic
rous sheet, the City hader, have some
thing of domestic squint-if, indeed,
any thing about this migratory concern
has any "local habitation" and can be
called domestic. "JoHN PAR" who os-
tensibly halls from some indefinite locality
"neou Edenton, N. c., )" comes to the "aid
and comfort" of the "proprietors" of the
HaHer, in the matter of their famous arti-
Gle ON "Banks and Brokers'" and brings on
his back the approving endorsement of
the whole Turpentine State. This ina
ginary being, "JoHN PAR, magnanimously
intimates, that, as he is coming to the
Fair next week, he may, altogether Incl
dentally of course, make some heavy pur-
chases, and he doesn't exactly like to pay
lO3cents N. c., money to the dollar. How
would he like to go to Baltimore, where
his money is still more largely deprecia-
ted just now, and pay 40 cents to the
dollar Z?
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Deaths.

On Sunday evening, the LIST instant, after
brief but painful illness, MAGGIE P, infant
daughter of Bernard r. and Kate Harding,
aged months.
"Suffer little children to come unto me
For of such is the kingdom of Heaven"
elizabeth City N. G, papers please copy.)
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AT 1T AGAIN.
INA GLASS AND EARI,HEN

GtOne Ware-A large and varied
~ assortment of Stone Ware, consist-( ~
ing of Jugs, Jars, Pitchers, Pickle Jars, s @as
&c, &C., going off cheap, at u
JAS. Il. BARRY'S,
Corner of Union ST., and Market So.
no ST
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Jordan's Vegetable Cough

9 A N ID Y,
OR COLD KILLER.
COMP OSED or FIFTEEN
DURELY VEGETABLE ingredients, safe
i and pleasant remedy for Coughs, Colds,
Influenza, Hoarseness, Whooping Cough,
Consumption, Pain and Soreness of the breast,
Difficulty of Breathing, and all diseases of
the lungs and breast
JORDAN'S VEGETABLE COUGH
CANDY OR COLD KILLER.
Is preparation endowed with the highest
curative properties. Numerous cases of
Coughs, Colds, Influenza and Hoarseness have
been cured by its use. 1t will however, take
more or less time to effect cure where the
cough, &C., is of long standing, but perse-
verence will secure the desired effect, and
restore the diseased organs to their former
tone and vigor. 1t is composed entirely of
products of the vegetable kingdom, prepared
by skillful chemist, so as to possess in a
concentrated degree, the active principles of
the vegetables employed to the rejection of
their useless and inert constituents.
Manufactured by G. Jordan q Son, and for
sale by J. r. HATHAWAY,
G. W. DEFY & co.
l.. w. WEBB,
j. r. LUDLOW & CO.,
no A THOS. NASH, Jr.,