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The Kanzas news., 1857-06-20

Never Jest with single woman about ii
anxiety of all women TO be married; nor tell
your wife you married her because you pitied
hsr lonely condition.
The Kanzas news., 1857-06-20

@ The n. Y Tribune estimates the
immigration of 1857 from the old States to
the new States and Territories at one mil
lion of souls.
The Kanzas news., 1857-06-20
For tie Kanzus Neaes.
Free State Lyrics--No. 2.
py RlcHxRp REAu.

Addressed to those Free Stale nen srlo pefioned the
Lee0HEtea LssisletureJ Charters Of Incorporation
The Kanzas news., 1857-06-20
Flour Mills, Corn and Feed Mills
Smut Machines, Flour Packers,
JAMES TODD.

JAMES TODD
Steam Engine Builder and Machinist,
Corner of Seuenth and Smith Sts., CinciaRati50.
MANUFACTURES of MOVES New IMPROVED
vi PLANIsG MACHINE, on Iron and Wood Frames,
for Tongueing, Growing Flooring, and any other
kind of lumber Also-Sash, Muley and Circular
Saw Mills, and Mill work eneraly-Portable Corn
and FIGURING Mills, Horse Powers, Cotton, Hay,
Lard, Tobacco and Wine Screws. Also-Castings
of every description, furnished to order. Stock
Mills, for Cutting and Grinding Corn and Cob.
iune6-3m
The Kanzas news., 1857-06-20
A French Colony for Virginia.

Mr. j. c. Underwood, Secretary of the
American Aid and Homestead Company, of
which Eli Thayer is the head, announces
through the n. Y. Evening Posi-, that the
Rev Mr.. Larviaux, a Protestant clergyman
of France, has just concluded the purchase
of tract of three thousand acres of land in
Monongalia County, Va, within eight miles
of Morgantown, the seat of the county, and
of the Monongahela River, and within TWEEN
ty miles of the Pennsylvania line, at the mod
crate price of seventy five cents per acre, for
the use of his congregation, numbering about
FIVE hundred persons. They are descend
ants of the Waldenses, and their present loca-
ton is in the High Alps in the southeast of
France. Wishing to emigrate, and pre-
ferring milder climate than that of our
Northwestern States and Territories, their
pastor, after conferring with Mr.. Under
wood as to the soil, climate and social con-
dition of the different localities of Virginia
most likely TO suit them, and in regard to
Emigrant Aid and Homestead Company,
made the selection above indicated.
Mr. Larivaux believes that The report
which he viii bear to the French Protestants
will induce many thousands to leave coun-
try where their rights are but poorly pro-
tected, and where land, of no more value
than that be mas just bought, owing to the
crowded state of population, is worth from
three to FIVE hundred dollars per acre.
This is a good beginning in the work of
colonizing Virginia. Even the fire-eaters
win not have the heart to repulse these
French emigrants, who are of the same race
and faith of many of the most distinguished
families of the Chicago Press
The Kanzas news., 1857-06-20
Steam Fire Engines
Lawrence Stove and Hardware Store!

Corner Massachusetts and Winthrop SIS.
LAWRENCE, KANZAS.
!" E haye5iust received several hundred Stcoes,
w embracing all the latest and best patterns
Also. a large and complete stock of Hardware Me-
ehanics' Tools, and Agricultural Implements
Merchants and others supplied at Saint Louis Iri-
ces, adding transportation. Terms Cash
june6-ly ALLEN d GILMORE
The Kanzas news., 1857-06-20
Progress.


The following is an extract from an ar
ticle in the Mark Lane Express, on the rap
i'd growth of Canada
I'm the Eastern hemisphere States are
the growth of centuries; in the Western
hemisphere they spring into existence with
a rapidity which keeps pace with the
growth of individual man. a thousand
years after the Saxon conquest, we find
England just beginning 10 emerge from bar
barisIn and to become powerful. 1t was
not till the reign of William and Mary in
Britain, that Prussia was elevated to the
dignity of kingdom, and numbered among
the great Powers of the earth. In Amer
lea, however, the case is otherwise. Here
populous States suddenly appear IN regions
which little while before were overshad-
owed by the forest and ruled BY the In
diam On the shores of the Pacific. Caiifor-
mia, which is now powerful republic, was.
less than 90 years,sgo lonely wilderness;
and, at the opening of the nineteenth cen
fury, hardly one of those opulent and pros
porous eommonwealihs existed that adorn In
our days the banks of the Mississippi and
her tributaries
The Kanzas news., 1857-06-20
Potatoes--They Should be kept in tn
Dark.


AT the last meeting of the American In
stitute Farmers Club, in New York city
| there was an interesting discussion on po-
tatoes:
Solon Robinson-There are ten times as
many potatoes spoiled in this city by light
as are spoiled by frost. If possible, pota-
ken direct from the dark cell where it grows
to dark cell for preservation, and, if pos
sible, always keep it in the dark and an even
temperature until it is taken out to put In
| the pot.
DR.. Smith have often observed in Lam
cashire, England, with what assiduous care
the cottagers-many of whom are very de-
pendent upon their little crop of potatoes
cover their potatoes as soon as possible af-
ter they are dug. 1t is not to keep them
from freezing, but to keep them from the
light, as these people well know that moth
ing is more injurious, particularly if the sun
is shining hot upon them when taken from
the ground.
Prof. Nash-The common practice of
farmers leaving potatoes on the ground in a
hot October sun, is one of the most injuri-
Gus things which could be done to the crop.
Some of them are half cooked, and all are
injured by light and heat.
WHY so MANY POTATOES ARE USED.
Mr.. Bergin said he had often been aston
ished at the quantity of potatoes consumed
in New York. We raise now fifty times as
many as formerly, and get three or four
times as much per sushel There must GER
tainly be something very valuable In pota-
toes as food, or there would not be so many
eaten.
Solon Robinson-No, Sir, that is not the
reason potatoes are so largely consumed IN
this city. l viii tell you why the people
eat so many potatoes, at time, too, when
they are the dearest of All kinds Of food. Z
is because nine-tenths of those We employ
to cook our food don't know how to cook
anything else but potatoes; and that partie-
ular being that the proverb says sends Us
cooks, must be pretty well aware that they
don't know how to cook and consequently
we commit a deal of sin IN finding fault with
the potatoes, when the principal fault Is
chargeable to the stupid cooks, and the more
stupid dolts who have had the care and the
consequent spelling of these valuable fruits
of the earth / certainly should look upon
it as great boon, if we could once more see
the day that we could sit down TO a meal of
mealy potatoes
HOW TO COOK POTATOES.
DR.. Smith-Do people ever think of the
immense waste of potatoes as they are treat
ed In this city? Let me tell you how po-
tatoes are cooked In Lancashire, England
They are peeled first and boiled gently TIL
nearly soft, and then the water Is poured
off and all the steam allowed to evaporate,
when they are poured into dish and few
slices of bacon laid on the top and brought
hot to the table, where they are eaten with
relish, and for good reason-they are truly
good Such people do not eat much bread.
The potatoes are SO dry and mealy that they
are an excellent substitute for bread, and
very unlike the miserable Haxy thing that
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03
An intcre.tin- Nlctnemto.

H. Cay Trumbull, E,q., has presented t.
st. Johns Lodge of Free Masons at Hartford. II
key stone" made from fragment of rock taken
FROM the ruins of King SCION MS Temple, at
Jerusalm. The Times SAYS: "Ihe stone Is
suspended by link of gold. representing an
arch, attached to n wedge of the same material
made..in imitation of those used by operative
masons in raising pondrrous pieces ot stone.
Mr. T. made some very happy remarks on pro.
senting this stone. and gave AN interesting ao-
count of the manner in which the ruins from
which il Is taken were discovered. He gave ma
ny other iacts connected with the history OF the
temple. all interesting to 1.-The craft. Nae
Uartn Jour, Jan. ID.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03
From Mr.. Oscanyau's Work entitled "The Sultan
aud Ills People now in Press
UurLisb Women aud Turkish Watering Pin

There il n prevalent impression that the luz
ksh ladies' are always imprisoned ut home hut
nothing i more erroneous. For, since the de-
Structiun of the iauissarrs, who molestod every
one il public, they are 10 be seen everywhere
aud on all occasions.
The only requisite for their appearance Is to
bn yelled. and Ia wear the Fera1)e, or cloak.
Thus nocoutred, they wander through the baz
aGrs frequent all rural places OF resort visit the
baths, and scarcely day passes when they stay
at home. Nor it is to be supposed that they are
closely mutlled, rs they were formerly. he an
cirnt ont door costume was most hideous; they
were enveopcd in an immense white sheet, Il Int
lie piece Of horse hair gauze being suspended o.
yer the eyes. But the yashmak or veil is at tho
present day. composed of the llghtest India null
and has little power of eouceang their charms,
but on the contrary, serves 10 hcighten their
beauty by It's gossamer transparency.
The archcd eyebrows, through this deceptive
veil seem moro dehcatev carved; the large and
luStrous eyes shine more darkly from its snowy
folds; and the delicate aud peach like hue oi the
connie Nul is rendered ten(old moro lovely.
The texture of the saShumh is now 50 exquiS-
itey fine, that the two square yards of muslin
which compose it do not weigh more than
single drHchm
The frrn1t or cloak i, an ample outer gar
mrnt, ma,, of fine c,loree banbazine of lhlhrt
] hn,d with sjlk, and the etees are trimmed with
/ embroidery.
Their feet are clothed With yellow chedlk, or
morocco bu>kins, over which pahnud or slippers
of the same color are worn in the street.
So great /, the force Of habit and education,
! that not evc0 the nlicstwoman ever appears IN
puhiic uiveil, i although the Koran pr"uouncos
/ burrows and wrinkles tnba al sufficient DISCUSSES
fer faded charms: vet, in Turkey a. wcIlas all y
yer the world the MAXIM doubtless is popular,
that beauty never dies.
Even The dame, Of elnny hue dreadng the dis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

The Paris correspondent Of the journal of Com
mere" speaks very favorably of lecture lately
delivered before The Wilton Mechanics Institute
by the Earl of Stanhope. lie says:-'It is enG.
Yened ny historical and geographical anecdotc.
and ably wrought in general like all his previous
perf'l mances of the kind. lie advprted to the
enorrgnns exaggrratons of the Greek historians
in relation 10 the nulnbet e the Persian forces
whom the Athenians and I.ared"monian- over
came. Colonel Leake had measured the plain
Marathon. and proved by the number Of f'rt and
yards that it impossible that five huadnd
Hoksond Of the enemy could ever have stood "n
the ground Yuu may have read in The latest
numher If the Q ,a:tcrly Review the aricl. On
ancient Rome. wherein it is shown. from iupo-
II ~ httei surveys. that from 500.oO0 to 7000JO
"a. ii. furihest limit TO which the population %!
Il e Eternal City could ever have obtained between
L. rrigo- If Augustus and the Antonies. Mod
-rn writer, If authority have varied. estimates.
from four TO twn millions. His Lordship would
not advise his auditors TO study geography as a
separate science; it was enough 10 read history
With CONSTANT reference to maps. This idea
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03
The ssrC~idruiinI vIausiOn.

II is usual for the President to vacate the pres
ilenta mansion few days before the Inaugural.
tnu. Mr. b chauan. we see it stated, requested
Mr. Pierce to remain in the house till after the
Inauguration, and then become his guest till he
desires 10 ease for New Hampshire. To this
graceful invitation Mr.. Pierce, it is said, has nc
ceded.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

\ writer in the Loadon Lancet says that if
persons who addicted to "-pree," will. when
they feel the periodical appetite coming ON. take
half II draehm of ipecac aud vomit, they will lose
the appetite for tho time entircyand if they fol
low up the elRetic plan cure themselves of the
hahl. When the intense desire for alcoholic
stmulants comes on, the stomach is at fault; evac
uAte if. AMI the desire is rem ved.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

John Phoenix went to the III eatre once. when
MR. Smith advertised to appear in t,ro l,ie-
ces. After the performances he demanded the
return of hi> money. for he snl Mrs. Smith az
peared irhoie during both performances
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

Wendell Phillips defines apolitieian as zone
who serves God a. far a> he can without nffand
ing the Devil This is episrammatic and not
far from the mark.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

Dr.. Reni mia Franklin said that he could tell
where the good naturel people lived, by the a.h
eS strewn over the ice upon the sidewalks of
their residences.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

strikes me as erroneous aud preiudicial. history
cannot be read with due comprehension and nd
vantage without prior studies.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

7 d to
few Instances good OF the p an X
Ter The thai shall mention in which perfernn1
that of u boy who had his ba,5 a.
yerev sralded falling OF boiling 1t As In ~.
DAYS perfectly cured by the Application Of mixture of Cream
AID Pain directed in such Then girl ns I'm
red of an Cough Lastly shall tool
the medicine confidence had Gu The con-
tray took with great dca ofcar-howeycr nust,,n
tha, relieved of cold in the clestand
cured FcyerDf pain In the kn"eanI In Tho
In the above, ofchonra
to my goodman attacked with this sease ana
medicines kept this plant given with
the last when he
spccchlos- Pain Killer administered. Viii threw
warmth ato aul we'd his sinking euerpy
short the man restored T. W. CHILL Calcutta India
For sale by Druggists, Groccrs and Medicine Dealers every
where
i'm I'D
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

Inadauh disorders Of the stomach Their virtue In such
cases Is known al parts / the GRID Those alcted nj,
Liver and Bowel complaints, aud Indigestion use SO
good n remedy.
Sold At tie manufactures No 80 Maiden Lane New York
and M. 2i Strand. Lonton ana by all Druggists at 25c
G!ic ami Il per box. Jan y div
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

a prr:t,n,ed Gsrcnth.-Wha lady gentleman would
labor disagrccable breat using
BOWDENS DENTAL FLUID II will only render It.
hut make the teeth white as a,h1etor prevent tooth
ache and preserve them from decay Recommended by
lists and physicians everywhere,
Beautiful Complexion may BE- atai.ed by its II
pmpe frcckic renders the SKIN aHd beaut
ul impnrnea rich hue the greatest
known, being all inurions matter Price 50
cents For salehy STRO lIIER n WHITEHEAD,
SrABLER x JONES,
end Druggists everywhere.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Men Christian Association will be lcld their room upJr
the all Monday evening February I'd o'clock
=. MIlIIEUEAD Rer hnr.r,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

gu I,- all
~ ~ - : 49, - ~ " '' " 'H- - AZ ,s9e',
~ In - y l2.9 : NV
Nigh, @"rat- always injurious and when
,.rni-fl IT, - Isf for any ensth OF Ic not on = ieaA
eI d. hlif, and los Of sr.ri.s hut often to hac qa,,a
daa.selffl.hil.
60 sina4 Iaat Informed friend ihat ia. ta M
s,o.r fo,n IN. dfsnazc for two months and aftGr
,i,s ro.erifens had tr4uoirotl If hcinr cured Isa7
,ori hid set fr ra.y tcri ha, clnrped fpir r,a
the ra inps OF the t-hcr ant SHIRTS had 10
sor i Isf and stn conf s,cd thpt ec t "A chilli, ,fo
49,, ~ which b,,y,d Lur TO the earn T.. fi
i,,fI,, -, reronn,ppd,i lcr 10 usc HNEFRS I1,iitps
=, i,l ,b, a.5r4n,, of l,rr cured but She AT 10 .
do sn tsxing les all fsith il, medicine Fro I,y =, a., ~
y,nn, ny canfi4rl 10 brcnln feeble end at Ingft 40
tor I'd er trend heari. o her SITUATE -, ~, 10
su.si,. induced her tn trv taLin, tho L.,
arlared Thar she fell ed and continuing ihe nna
low weeks " IS restored 10 perfect health This van i,
sno,y ono Of Tho yarc, lyorat,s for the MS,
and So sron her faith in its curative bowers thar sl
o,nnends il for all Iii eases And she is NOT aiop in ,r ON
inns ~ IL stbcary u. family n,fr il has nart
IN ro ,.,,rl nj cures In ps Headaches Ii,iu
,'bac n5.rrla, bvsnaI.ia Sn,r stomach Ioss az
nd CanoraI n.lit, han any other r,rinn 10Y ~ ~ -
The nnIir CLERKS scaIn,rs.c school teachers taiIar ~
oil nnrsnnz t spdrut1r, lives
I,inr. INST tny,rpl cent in pirity tho ,l,, 49,.
,iny IN liver H., m If ia lions =, lo ~
q, ,ccnnatais ,ptninlv cxro.n thrm T., ,aa,t WIS
at no at, ar t,na "a na.,tuui il, had al - @
threats L. co ,sifon is purely vegetable and thor,
tirely free nom al injurious sabsiances en-
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-15
DIR. CHAMPIONS ' EG H. T \ BILE AGJ +, PILLS.

A SAFE and certain cure for Chills and Fever. CT AA Fever and Ague, in all its complicated forms, also-an eetfetual remedy for Feyers of every de- scnption. This medicine Is perfectly safe and harm less in its effects and may be given with perfect safe ty, to persons of all ages-iJ never fails effect cure, when taken according to directions accompany ing each box, it is also vegetable containing no dcleterious drugs nor mineral medicines of any kind.
 ALSO,
 Dr. Champions Anti Bilious Pills. Possessing four important combined properties carefully and correctly combined, one article to assist the effect of another, for the benefit of the health of mankind- This medicine is recommended to the attention of persons afflicted with Liver Complaints Dyspelsia, Dropsy, Bilious Habits, CoStiveness, Headache and Sek stomach, Scrotulous-a atfections, Foul Stomach. and all those diseases arising from derangement of the Liver, Stomach, Bowels or Blood. Being PURE LY vegetable, we consider them unsurpassed by any other medicine as a common purgatiVe- and conh- denty recommend them ill all eases. where d purga- uVe medicine Is required, we might annex to the above advertisements almost any number of certIt cates- but we wish no better certificate than that winch every one gives who uses them. those persons who wish to know of the effects have only oenque ot those who sell them. at the following places. Fills have been sold in Little Rock and other placeS-purporting to be genuine Chumlious Pills they are in most sold by agents travelng with and selling Mexican Mustang Lnnuent and ag4 IlllS-we wish to persons of this that they may not be deceived Buy none only of the Agnts whose names appear at the bottom of this advertise ment. or of those who sure they have obtane the genuine Champions Pills from the proprietors or thelr agents, who carry with them no other medl cincS.
 K. l., Dodge NJ. D., ! J, McAlmont NJ. DrJ; A. kennear, Wm. George dI Bro. Little Rock, and by"gents in nearly all the and villages in al the Western and Southern States.
 Prepared only by F. NJ. SWYEk tc e.,
 Beliril1e, Wuo', to whom all business correspondence should be ad- Enb
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-15
Important Medical Discovery, The Greatest Remedy in the wo,,s
 For Purifying the Blood.
 DIR. E A ASTERLY,S
IODINE AND sARSAPAPur

1ODINE dND EdHOAPARILLA This Medicine is sts times Stronqer, Ceaoex
 Better than d"y other Sarsaparila preDayoi5: aa
 use. More Map 1OO.O bottLes Of tbis EnS t
 Medicine hare been sold dmaao tAt iast too ,aeaaS TT is prepared by and approved chemical | combines in highly concentrated state the ,a tassium the Extract of sarsaparilla (he Hondnr PO the Yellow Dock and stillinga with other yanoi ROot be extracts, which renderthe nd the most esea effective curative known for all diseases arsin, pure state of the BLOOD habit of the system aa h
 Scrofua Kings Evil, Tumors Cancers F 'E the Skin, Erysipelas, Chronic, Eyes Ring to O Tetter, scad- Head, old Sores and Ulcers F 0in or Swelling of the Glands, Leposy, White SwpIirg, So ious or fubucular Consumption ofthe Lungs Blotebs % fmpes on the Face, Scurvy Diseases of the hoh sy Gravel, Piles, Liver Complaint, Secondary Sy1bD Prop h't ene'eal Diseases Dyspepsia Rheumatism, General oilty, NeuTalga Tic DoOieaux Pains in the R De- joints, Female Irregularities Chronic Coucbs and % and eases arising from the of Mercury or aomeI " lf
 The astonishing power of DR. EAsrERLy', foD,x HARSAPARiLLA in driving out and radically remoyin lO easeu ana impure fluids from he body, no doubt the maichless contemporaries eontainedin the ana me Scehtlhc manner of its preparaton 7''eatA
 No preparation claims O combine spch roal;,
 as are employed m thIs, and other has eyer many astonishing cures The most eminent nbvi eu so St l.ouIs and also those of nearly every ci, edh In the Nestern and Southern States recommend , I town toh, because 1T IS no secret remedy, and they kn p gredients the best that can be used NHo" the in
 Dr. Easterlys Iodine and Sarsaparlia .a.L
 RooIs or THE DISEASE, de>srOys the oet, W n % VerY Blood changing morbid secesious, and dy y,5 , R 's 'e and diseased fluids of the botyhus "u all impure and rendering the CURE CERT AND pERN,xysx NACSs sons afflicted with any disease for which if l., , o per should tall to give It trial It Is the only ATE ar% @ REMEDY for thoroughly eradieatius MERCURY from b Ei tenn, and for the cure of SECONDARY SYpuIIS ana REAL DISEASES. No matter how bad may he tbs Nh hW'i aSNiHiLArE and EXtEL THE VIRUS and resor. tb system to perfect state of Health and runty w N
 l 'CAUTIoN.-Purchases should be pariicnIarto ,t z Dr. Easterly' Iodine and Sarsaparlla and fake nay ing else No other prepa aton combines the Iodide of p 'ash Sarsaparllla EelleN Dock and Stingia and m possesses the curative properties of this thousands w testify that have used it. VII lars. " 'o' "'e uO again. ''' " SCI nut streets, st. Louis, Mo.
 For sale by J. J. McAlmOnt, Druggist Little Rock an by Druggists and Dealers in Medicine generally throughO the United States.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-15
FOUND AT LAST
 The Great Remedy for C O N $ U M P TON.


 For the Cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthma. Consump- ton, Bronchitis, Splitting of Blood, Pain ill the Side and Breast, Pleurisy. W hooping Cough, Group Liver Complaint Palpitation of the Heart, and all Diseases of the Throat Chest and Lungs. I'M time has when Consumption may be chased | among the
 Durable Diseases.
 we aie living in an age of imprOv ement; and Medical science Is making rapid advancement Important dsooye. es are beng made the medicinal agents employed, well as Tn the art of combining and preparing The most important discovery made the that iebTa ed remedy for the Lungs called DR CAMPERS COUCH BALSAM.
 ms medicine combines remark able Tonic, ExpecoGan, soothing and healing properties. The Tonic properties strengthen the lungs, while the ENpecofant properties pO duce easy and free eNpecora0n, and soohn and heal and effect perfect cure by soothing and strengthening the % much care and attention cannot be given
 Diseases Ot the Lungs. u varying climate and the cold bleak winds of the north and west produce Colds and Coughs which demand of the "I>e anu prudent the earliest attention Have got Cod or tonghl Do neglect il for single lay Procure al once that celebrated remedy Dr. Caters Cough Basam, winch has cured thousands upon Colds Coughs Asthma and Consumption, after means had failed cIHnS to die. No person afflicted with Congh, Cold or any disease of the Throat, Chest Lung, wal be just to themselves if they down the grave without testing virtues of DR. CAkiERS COUGH EALSAM!
 Puce-frai bottle 2j large bottles sl per botte or six bottles for S5
 liberal deduction made dealers who buy to sell agnn Prepared by Dr. Ea>ery rhifd and Chestnut sts St. Louis, Mo, sole proprietor. Orders promptly filed hy Druggists and Dealers in Medicine generally hrou the Unued : ates. Feb. 10, 1857 ly