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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-06
LAGER CAN MAKE cRlzr.4C)pe Of

LAGER CAN MAKE CR1zY.4 One Of our
German citizens, says The Watertown
( Wis. J Democrat, bearing q fair reputa
ton for industry and sobriety, undertook.
upon a wager, to drink IAN almost fabu-
Hlous quantity of lager beer. The feat
vas more than accomplished. After per
forming tbs Disgusting guzzling attempt,
and while in a state OF utter helplessness J,
he made another foolhsrdy bet, and, to
carry the sgaae out, waa5 allowed to swal-
low ten glasses more, In order to con.
vince the Witnesses offhis folly. The
consequence was, he become d raving
maniac, and 4 most frightful and offensive
object to fook at, and Had to Be removed
70 his home, For hours hehungIbetweer
life and death, and suffering The most et-
circulating bodily and mental agony.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-06
no rHE PUBLIC.

4yDRE4V F-P 3RKS. Of kanawha county,
!,niI7ANES ". IIOfsE, of 1atnaln county,
la etad into ma rtnersltip, as Attorneys
and ACoaaselorsi at Law, under the tyte 81
pA I'M sl& Uf)CfE. far tile counties OF Mason
snsi Putnam; willatteud al the countt1sqpaI35
.afIyE anI tseerts I'll those counties, and
Will attend promptly 10 all business Mhi q,
I H,Y he'll ntrlistrd to thens appertainlng to
tlseifprdfesson. PARhSF& tlt J0i1 b..
/ lIIian.I. 1875
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-06

A LAYER REBuKED.--It iss aaid that
one of the editors Of the Lewisburg
Chronicle, soon after commencing to
learn the printing business, went to sec
a preachers daughter The next time
lie attended meeting hewas considerably
astonished at hearing the minister an
nounce as his text, "My dapghtsfis griey
ously tormented with 4 deFil.fI
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-06

English price current eiEen speak Of
the price Of wheat per 4larter-Fto reduce
this to barrels, multiply the price By
seven, and divide BY twelve, and il will
be the price, at The same rate. by the
barrel. Thus: If wheat is quoted at
SOS. per quarter, multiply Sc BY 7,5aud
divide by Il, and it gives, tho price,
32s. 3D. 4 barrel.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-06

Young ladies' shouldn't write.poetical
love letters. It's dangerous Such a
one was written to a Kentucky beau, not
long since, which 80 affected him that he
stole 4 horse to go and see The writer, and.
got into Jail to pay for getting IN love
with poetess.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-06

TECHNICAL WoRDs 7-In reading. we
come apross words withtWhich
we are unaequainted, and which arc nee
eBsary to give usa fuiliidda Of the sub
Isct. To obYiate this difficulty, We give
of some Of the most common.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-06
FEh. =. W. EMGLIsHi
LAW AND JUSTICE.

fT LsFlstIER and j, ". 4 gN GLIsI hay
HILL. ihpenterrd into a Partnership, for the
ss.sltIIde of1practicing Law il the COUNTIES Of
Nasoa am Putnam. willregalasly attend the
Circuit, Qaa4trTlg and Monthly Courts 81
Those two coaa, les and WilEpag every atlten-
kisnstb Business entrustedio their care.
oadIdrIthe otiterof the firm will always be
fuaGSat their Office, I'M Point PleasaAt, end
one oiAlhe other viii regularly be 4 VIE Put
nam County Courts.
X Pt.Pi asant. Dee. u, n3Iyi
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-06
Waeon ana BLACKSMITH Shop.

wagon, ana BtacksinlLn .n0P'
TINE subscriber informs THE sinhabiiants q
/ 1 Coars Mouth aud vicinity, that he still
continues to carryson the Wagon Making ant
BlaekSrhithing business. inNail their d,lfefend
branches. He is prepared 10 furaigh his Gus
TOM Is hwtsh neat, good and substantial
Wagon Dis materials are OF the best quality,
afl he il confident his work VIII bear inspec-
Non, asltis done either by himself, OF under
IS iInmelihie inspection.
Il t J0lN QVERs.iIN BH..
GyaRs MOI m. Feb.,2, 1859. SIT
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A man too busy "a teka SFre Of his
health. lis ike mechanic toe busy g
take care Of his tools,-
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-06

1T Is generally considered that d man
has 4 riqht to steal kiss or asn umbrella
whenever he has chance.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-06

74.ll ia. r. TURNER,
IAIT i Oil Il = i a fl IA w,
BTIif## .Jac,a,on. C. H., Virginia,
\. 4 Y wilt 1facssice in Jackson, and tire ad.
i, in,iiEns Eoupt;es. Nfn54
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-06
ME DICAL AND DENTA y.

-.sI.ItsHT ON THE sUBJEGT.,'
D ERs0 MS ii want q Window Glass.
iii PUTTY &c. would do we'll to calI IN
.s'1 l7R j. Ii. ROGERS.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-06

GUTANDorTE Coal We are Yefy glad
|Qlearn that the Guyandotte Mining Com.
.pany have finally overcome all the yex-I
ations hindrances ana unfavorabe cir
cumstances. that have hitherto preYented
the successful exportations of their coal
mines, up the GuyanIotte River where
thousands of bushels were last year got
out and neld in readiness for narket.-
The works Of the Navigation Company
are now in complete order and heavily la,
den boats are daily passing down and
abundantly testing and demonstrating the
utility and capacitysof thisxaluaBle yet
gttle appreciated Improvement
Fl The Coal Company have established a
depot and agency at this place, III sharge
qf Mr.. Grim Moore; qniie aivfly trade
Is transacted under lis supervision, and
several steamers regularly . coal ap'' at
| our wharf Itzis said that the coal gives
entire satisfaction, and The steamboat peo-
PIE pronounce it-for their PURPOSES. the
best article along the river. IF such be
! its Reputation. Already, and care is taken to
foster confidence in tfieBgood management
Of the works and the reliability Of tie coal
supplies, We may reasonably expect a
handsome addition to the circulating me-
dium and fpoilitieAoffouriplace. NzE !.
1t is greatly to BE- regretted that this
| fich.source Of profit anaNemployment had
not been opened earlier, and a..bTisk trade
| in coal been engaged in AZ home. iu-
stead Of all this region depending for
supplies, on Pomeroy and Mason City ,
but the. first processes Of mining are tedi-
GUS and expensive, andIthese things add
cd to difficulty in obtaining the right kind
qf boats for freighting, and finally Tie in
terruption to traffic, resulting from the
Aeavyrains Of last fall, have tine after
! time defeated the expectations andsplans
Of the energetic proprietors, and eutshort
tthe supplies for our coal bins and the
bnnkers Of the steamers II Western Riir-
| diaiQR
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Jill i#Ef QUARRIEfgi & GILLLS0N.
At EoxcH1 0y9 at LA w

.IT PRACTICES IN .KAAAAyHA COUNTY A !.
3 H AJltess * anawha q. If, Yat
vlh43 s.s+a
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descended ana was buried in the brain Of

descended and was buried in the brain Of
the Indian.
Tom now went back to his master and
proudly fecounted his exploits.
Thank God, We are saved +" exz
claimed lMr. Parker, warmly grasping
the hand ofbis faithful servant land /
owe my life. to you, Tom
!" 'Spect de Lord fit On our side wild
dis we're chopin axe = muttered Tom, as
he. cbolly wiped the blood from his
formidable weapon.
He then carefully raised his wounded
master, and getting him upon his back,
carried him safely to the house, where
both were received with: tears and Joy By.
the terrified family.
Mr.. Parker's wounds proved not go Sc.
rious as was at first supposed and the
night following he and his family were
removed othe nearest station By i small
party Of scouts, who had been SEM out to
warn and protect the more exposed set
tiers against the expected incursioa of the
Indians, whe, as we HAYS already shown,
had just begun their work fiaying waste
the border. !. ~ El'
Mr.. Parker finally recovered, lbough
not in time to take part iii the sanguinary
strife which. followed ); and Tom, for his
bravery, was given hisIfreedon, and lived
many years q boast of what he had done
I" during dis life, merely jus wild chop
ipiU' axe. ;" u
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Il e How de DO, brudler !? n
- Jus dis way. cried Tom, 6 dis is
jus / does to all such rassals as you"
and with the las. word the bloody axe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-13
From II Orfolk.
[coRREspoNDEScE OF The RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH

IL
NORFOLK, Oct. 18th, 1858
The schooner Ann d., frum Georgetown, d. C .
which put into this port on Saturday night has
discharged her cargo, lI0O tbls. fous,) aud will
go upon The ways tor repairs Immediately. The
Ann d. WAS bound to New York. and spIuns Ieah /
off New Point, iu Chesapeake Bay, on Saturday
morning. The damage ia not as great as was ex-
pected, only the first tier of barrels being par
TALLY wet.
The ordinance of baptism was administered to
a half dozen persons, at the Cumberland Street
Bar tist Church, last night, Rev. Mr.. Long ofica-
ting.
The Right Rev. Patrick Lynch, Bishop of Charles.
ton, had large and intelligent audience to hear
him at st. PanFs Church, In Portsmouth, yester-
day. The discourse was impressive and effective:
his manner eminently suggestive, and the theme
the Mission of Christ-was managed as to pre-
sent .tie events which preceded and followed tho
advent OF tie Saviour in the most vivid and ina
ginative manner; 80 that the effort constituted a
splendid epic filled with the fuest dramatic touch
es and the most glowing poetry. The effort was
worthy Of the man who stands high as a scholar
ard gentleman, and is no less noted for his piety
The Mayors Court presented most measre az.
pearance this morning. Mayor Lamb occunled his
accustomed seat, having been detained In his con.
templated trip North by the iudi.position of one
of his children.
Mayor Grice, having been on q trip North. has
returned, aud again at his post, with very little
to do this morning. The receipts of corn con-
tinue light-saies this NOR ming of white and mixed
at ~ cent?
The N. l.. A. Blues are drilling nightly, that they
may appear among their Petersburg friends with
the proper discipline. They leave here next Mon
day, on the l2l p. m. train for Petersburg, where
they will arrive by or before o'clock. Weappend
list of the more prominent officers: Captain,
Thomas J. Corprew; lst Lieutenant W. T. Nimmo:
"a do, j. b. Branham; Sd do. Samuel p. Moore !:
Orderly Sergeant, Thomas Nash; I'd do, W. r.
peet; 3D. DO, Richard u. Banks
The weather is seasonable this morning The
sun, however, has not been seen up to this writing
The Fair at Johnson's Hall closed Saturday
night after week of success. The ladies of Trim
ity congregation, Portsmouth, commence on thi,
evening.
Business generally is dull this morning, aud all
classes are complaining.
In haste, PERCUSSION
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-13

STATISTICS OF ODD FzLLowsHIP.-The following
statistics in relation TO the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows In the United States have been care
fully revised from official sources, and, showing az
they do the work of the great fraternity for the
past year, will doubtless command attention, espe.
ciay on the part of members of the Order. The
year is from June, 1851, to June, 1867
Number Of Lodges wi bin the jurisdiction of the
Order which includes all the ftates and Territories
of the Union, the District OF Columbia Nova Scotia.
Canada West, SandwIch Islancs, &c, 1891; number
of mutations l6.549; number OF Deaths .739; mum.
Der of members l76 10 "a small decrease from the
previtu us yesr;) number of members relieved,
33,l5l Widowed antilles relieved, 2.76J; amount
paid for the relief of members, S29i,s92 81 amount
aid for the relief of families, 500 ola 5 ; amount
paid for the education Of orphans Sill 2s7 06 amount
paid for the burial of dead s67 1854 20; amount of
annual receipts. 1928 SIS 23 The sun total of appro-
pratons for members widows and orphans is $40.
25y %. Statistics of EIcarnrments, the higher
branch Of tie Order: Number OF Encampments.
65I buU bsr of limitations 2.355; number of deaths
220; number OF members. =, ,3le; number of patri
archs relieved. 1902; Eumber of widows r, lieved
49, amount paid for the relief OF patriarchs S2s Iii
l0 amount paid for tho relief of widowed families
s3Ill 60; amount paid for the burial of the dead
IS 377 "a; amount of annual receipts, SlI0,l55 81
Gross amount paid for the relief of members lin.
cluiDg patriarcbs.) widows. orphans, education
and funerals, the muniticent sum Of t476.aj5 10.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-13

JEALOUS OF THE CoMsT.-The editor of the New
Orleans Crescent, gets OFF the following, lin his
goad:
"The celestial attractions Just after sundown are
fine, for Venus and the Ce met seem to be wooipg
Venus is uncommonly large and bright; 60 much so
that the people in other parts say they her
at mid day. We don't like to see the Comet switch
ing it's tail and putting foreign airs near to
our beautiful Venus, who stays in the neghborbood
always. MIR. Comet has a rakish, DeRiyere sort OF
foreign look, and when him and Miss ye-
nus sink beneath the horizon together, can't help
feeling uneasy
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AcQuIrrHD.-John Dougherty and Alon.

70 Chappell, two young men, appeared before the
mayor Yesterday morning, to answer the charge of
sssanting, beating and robbing Albert Ford OF one
SONAR ana seventy-five ceDts on Saturday uight
last 1t will be remembered that Ford testified ~
coming mp with these two youug men, at the cor
ner OF "a and Leigh streets, about o'clock, when
ne was hailed by Chappeli, who told him if he gave
any aarm be would be instantly killed, and at the
same time knocking him down and beating him 90.
VeIeiy The prisoners denied the accu sation. and
proved by two witnesses that Ford was very drunk
One of The witnesses testified that he was at the
corner OF I'd and Jackson street, when Ford passed
by. cn the opposite siie, that the prisoners were
also standing there, and that neither Of them in.
terrupted the accused. Owing to the fact that
Ford was intoxicated, and that bis evidence was
uucorroborated, the Mayor discharged the parties
accused
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-13

THE EXPLOSION AT 0KHTA-The cause Of the
late powder explosion at 0kbta is still enveloped
in mystery, and the Russian Government have
yet youchsafed no official information on the SUBJ
ject. The Iavalide Russe only gives 20 as the
number Of killed and wounded, but it is thought
to be much under the truth. Many OF the work.
men aud soldiers that were present a. the time
have become mad from the fright they experienced.
The chief of the establishment was terrified that
his hair turned white ipstantanecusly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-13

ToBacco BJaSxD.-John g. Grifia, OF inwiddie
county. Va, had some Eve or six thousand weight
Of tobacco consumed by fire .on Friday, the Sth
inst. The tobacco occuried two barns and fifteen
foot passage. which connected them, all Of which
was entirely filed with good tobacco. The loss,
not including barns 10 At least 500 or $500. The
fire originated through the care.essress Of scr
van. In curing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-13

TELEGRAPH SECRETS II FRANcE.-In Paris, four
transcripts of every telegraph message sent, is
made by the operator, whether it he love, business
mourning or marriage and cent to various DEPART
ments of the government. letter writer asks
when Thompson sends word TO "iook after his
carpet bag and transmit Ii by the next train" how
is the solemn official to know that the "earpet-
bag may not mean an 0rsini bomb in the conyen-
tfonai slang conspiracy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-13

Nor ENDED &C. G. Burton appeared
before the Mayor yesterday to answer the cqarg,
of sssaniting and beating Louis Stremma. cr
Monday last. The assault was proved by Mr s
and his wife, but the accused gave as reason foI
his conduct, that S. owed Mrs. Burton AS for
board, and that when she called upon him for Day
he iDsuted her. Owing to the absence Of wit
nesses. the examination was adjourned until this
morning
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-13
VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL socrET,

VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
An election was held at the City Hall on Monda,
last for Delegates to the Farmers Assembly, to bt
held in Petersburg In November next, and th,
following named gentIemeu we're duly elected
John A. Meredith, l. N. Eiet, Vim. III. Macfariand
Corbn Warwick, VIM. Allen, Wy ndhsm Robert
son, VIM. NJ. Harrison, Charles McGruder, Rober
Edmond. r. O. Haskins, X. B. Haxaii, William Pal
mer, l. W. Glazebrook, John Z. Hobson, John Ru
therfoord, w. w. Crump.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-13

PROFITABLE 0rrIcs.- The President OF the Erie
railroad of New York, receives q salary OF *2s 600
which surprises not only the New York sgricnitu
raj nd manufacturing community, but cyen Wall
street. accustomed to look at things merely by the
thousands. u is the salary Of the President Of the
United States, sbont three tius. that OF Foreign
Minister and or Members Of the Crbinet. Tne
learned Jndges Of the supreme Court Of the United
States ere not paid half a. mreh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-13

ARMY LIFE IN UTAB-A writer from the camp at
Salt Lake, in letter dated 3lst August says:
The army camp is about to be moved a few
miles, 10 point where preparations are being
made for tue winter. Huts are being built there
OF clay, ia the shape of laig ge sized bricks, and
dried in the sum- (adobe.) Each officer is to have
room 10 feet squaTe, with walls seven feet high
the earth Tor floor, and perhaps heaven for a
ceiling IN part at least for though a sort of roof
Will be made, 1t will be a holy one. The Mormons
are at work, making the abodes; at least one hun.
dred Mormons are now at work. and they have
contracted to make one million and half of
them. After they are completed the troops will
move, ana 1t Will take the soldiers a month to
make their preparations for winter
This soar is a capital thing for the Morrnous;
they sell their vegetables, &c, at their own price,
pretty generally, (though every day an officer ia
detailed to attend to the prices cf things brought
to the camp to sell,) then they require Mormon
prices for their labor; in short it ia a fine thing
for the Mormons TO have the troops out here to eat
all they want to sell.
Az TO Brigham, he fares sumptuously, every day.
His house is very fine; it is said to have cost sixty
Thousand dollars. On tho cupola is a bee hive
beautifully carved in wood. lu this house he
attends TO business receives visitors aud here re,
sides Mrs. Brigham No l. In the house next TO
this I'll the other Mrs Brighams live--ssy fifty or
sixty and over the porico Of this house is a large
lion, carved from stone. The lion is finely done
aud is in a recumbent position. Around these
two houses is an immense wall, built of stone en-
closing the entire square, about large as one of
your HashiDeton squares.) The gates are heavy
and strong, like the sally-rorts of a fort. Within
this wall are always fJrty or fifty armed men,
Brigham is quite domestic man; perhaps be is a
little afraid . go at large, and then be has, 20
coubt,a fine society at home. He must be, liter
ally, lion at one Of his wives soirees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-13
gsSr THE fiFTa ANNUAL ExgtR,s,oY

rus virginia MECHANICS INSTITUTE, yoR TEE Pro.
NOTION oF FHE MECHANIC ARrs.-The new and sps-
clou' hail OF the Institute, eth street, between
Main ant franklin, Richmond, Va, will be opened
for tho reception OF goods on MONDAY, the li,h
day Of October, and the EXHIBITION will t,e for
Uaily opened on WEDNESDAY evening October
tar l9ih. "
Mechanics, artists, Inventors and others in the
State o. Virginia, well the country at large,
are invited 10 avail themselves of the opportunity
thus afforded TO display thsi taste and skill in the
collection about 20 be mace.
fhe splendid hall asd building of the Institute
will afford accom- modation sufficient 10 make a most
attractive display of Machinery, tor which album
dani motive power will be furnished as we'll az OF
articles Of taste and interest of whatever or
description. which may be exhibited by those en-
gagged In manufacturing pursuits.
The Board nt Managers earnestly invite the &C
tiys cooperate IN of the mechanics and industrial
classes throughout the country in contributing to
the important object in view; and would also ex-
press their Acknowledgement to the ladies for tbec
interesting contributions % the preceding exhibit
tons, and would respectfully invite them to re
newa of contributions, 10 order that the display in
the fomale Department Of industry may prove eu.
iheutly worthy of American femate talent
Any information in reference matters of detail
will ee promptly given, Oh application, or by adj
dressing Jas d Brow ne, Chair man OF the Committee
Exhibition 9Th street, next To the Hall OF the In
Gtuts. Z7-2aWtlEtUtdtd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-13

STABDIrG.-ln the Circuit Court, yes
terday morning, the jury in the case Of Dabney z.
Gooch, indicted for stabbing George w. Hob.ou, on
the 2lst of April, rendered verdict of guilty Of
unlawful stabbing, and ascertained his punish-
meDt to be in confinement. Ia the Jail for ten days.
and to pay a fine of $50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-13
ALTERING PAss.-Paul Michard vac

VAS
again before the Mayor yesterday on the charge Of
altering the date of slaves pass from the lat to
tne "a OF October. Watchman Bolton, who report
60 me case, testified that on the night Of the I'd
instant whie watching Michard's house, he saw
Henry, slave, in the service of b. r. Dickjnson
give the accused a piece of paper, which accused
examined carefully, then placed it on his counter.
.ook pen, and appeared to write upon it. When
,ee negro came out, Bolton Immediately arrested
him, having seen the accused hand him a ain If
paper, aud on examining it, found IL to be a pass.
tne hgure one on which had been altered to two
with this proof before him, the Mayor fined Mi.
chard as ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-13
lo2 Main str
H-In sa-are above new Custcm
asT- Corcrs. CoLps. HoARsENrss, ao

The prev sencr of the above complaints at this
son has tho effect of bringing cut a host OF profes
se1ly new specifics and while some few may be
good may are r.ele ,s and some even dangerous
TO prevent disappointment, the best course TO pur
TO consult you. hmily ply sician or otherwise
has proved 70 he safe and efoaeous OF this ciass
Is TYLEg's COMPOUND SfRUp OF GUM ARA
BIC. Originally the favsrte prosc crtption OF an e
iaent ph stefan IL soon bscams q poruiar family
medicine, aud without advertising, has continued
70 enjoy gro wing reputation for the last twenty
years In all recent it acts like charm, and
In Chronic cases Bronchitis, Hopping Cough. Cronp,
Asthma Ae il is used with unparalleled success, as
most fsRiiss will testify.
Sold By FISHER WiYsreN. MEADE BAKER. A
BooggSR &c. At 81 cents per bottle. and IN an cls,
giant ana pleasant Lozenxs form, ia aud % cents
p,r box. called TYLER's ''UUx ARABIC CouGH CANDY
DRoPs" 80 T-3m