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THE UNITED STATES SENATE.

The terms Of the following United State,
Senators will expire on the 4th Of March
next:
Clement c. Clay, Alabama--re- elected.
W. K. Sebastian. Of Arkansas.
Martin w. Bates, Of Delaware.
Robert Toombs, of Georgia elected.
Stephen A. Douglass. of Illinois.
George w. Jones, of Iowa-James w.
Grimes chosen as his successor.
John b. Thompson, of Kentucky-L. w.
Powell his successor.
]. p. Benjamin, of Louisiana.
William r. Fcssenden, Of Maine.
Henry Wilson. Of Massachusetts,,
Charles Il. Stewart, of Michigan.
Albert G. Brown, OF Mississippi--re- elect.
ed.
John P. Hale, Of New Hampshire--re-
elected.
William Wright, of New Jersey.
David s. Reid, of North Carolina.
Phillips Allen, Of Rhode Island--IIenry Is.
Anthony his successor.
A. r. llayne. Of South Carolina.
John Bell, oil Tennessee-A. o. p. Mich
olson his successor.
Samuel Houston, Of Texas. W. Kemp.
hill his successor.
Robert NJ. I. Hunter, of Virginia.
James Shields, Of Minnesota.
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ANOTHER REMARKABLE CURE OF DYs.
pEPSIA

Boston, July 3. 1851.
Gentlemen ;-Agreeably to your suggestion. il gives
me pleasure TO state that some five weeks ago, pur.
chased two bottles Of your Orgyenqfed Buters, and
commenced using the same according to directions and
experienced the happiest effects.
had been troubled with dyspepsia about three
wears During the warm season, and at times. was
obliged 10 give up all attention to business and al
though had the advice Of many good ply sicans was
confined for SIX weeks 10 the house. and continued TO
grow worse. until took your medicine am now al
most euredoi every disageeable SYMPTOM and able TO
do business as usual.
The whole credit q my restoration 10 health due
10 ihe Orggfndtea BttsTs. Yolr oht. seWt.
ABNER SMITH,
Central Square. East Boston.
Seth w. Fowle & Co, l3s Washington Street, Bos.
ton, Propiciors. Sold BY tleir agents everywhere.
CO For sale 10 liillshorough hy ]. e. Webb 4 Co.;
in Greensborough by DIR. r. I. Patrick.
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A CARD.

| Some weeks ago. the undersigned ISSUED
Prospectus to publish Democratic news
paper at Hillsborough, to be called the !. Or,
ange Sentry." provided sufficient numbe,
OF subscribers could be obtained to iustif,
such an undertaking. Hillsborough being
the place OF my birth. and spot above ali
others on the green earth endeared to me b,
chlldhood's and manhood's associations, i
was my earnest desire to build up business
that would justify me in adopting it, after
many years wandering, as my permanent
nome and had received sufficient encour-
agement ! should certainly have commenced
the publication of the paper. and have deyo.
ted to all my energies. But the number of
subscribers obtained being too small to iusti-
y the outlay, have, reluctantly, to abandon
the enterprise.
10 those friends who came forward and
showed disposition to sustain and assist
me, ! return my grateful, heartfelt thanks !;
and though in future it may be my lot to be
separated from them, assure them shall
ever remember their kindness, and will ever
endeavor to deserve their esteem and conf.
dence. Very respectfully.
TH0S. l.. COOLEY.
Newbern, N. G. July 10th, 1858.
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Trims
BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c,

ktlNE BIBLES, PRAYER and Hymn Book, Memo.
randum aud Blank Books Of all sizes, Letter and
Note Paper, and Envelopes. Oshornes Water Coors
and Toy Paints, Fine Playing Cards, Dominos ami
Backgammon Boards.
Fancy Articles of all kinds.
Fine Hair, Tooth, Paint, shoe, and Horse Brushes.
Ladies Rubber, Dressing, Bonnet, and Puif Combs.
Fine and Coarse Combs.
Rubber Head Bands and Hair Pins,
Morocco Travelling Bags. silk and Bead Purses.
Port Monies aud Pocket Books.
Sewing Birds. Teeihing Rings. and Rattles.
Metal fun Boxes. Toy Locomotives Patent Gun
Wais, Toy Whips. Fishing Lines and Hooks,
China and Wax Babies and Doll Heads, Tspe Mica.
sures, Frangipnnni saichcls,
SOAPS, Pomade, and Perfumes; also Bazins and Hau
cl : Toilet Soaps, Perfumcry and Pomades,
China Candle sticks, Flower Vases, Motto Mugs and
Cups, '@
Rice Powders and silly White. for ,he skin.
Niolln and Bango Strings, and many other articles.
just received and icr sale at the
DRUG STORE.
sue - d.
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THE TEMPER OF THE MoRyoys


From the letters and dispatches published
from Utah, private and public, II appears that
the Mormons have assumed almost a spirit oi
defiance towards the United States. They
accept the pardon offered in the proclamation
~ the President ui the United States, rather
as inatter ofgraee aud favor then with the
penitenee of Submission of persons who
had been engaged in acts Of rebellion, and in
open treason against the laws of the land.
The bad temper in which the proposed elem.
eney Of the Government has been received,
makes Us apprchensiye Of the worst for the
future. Whatever ot virtue or Kindness
there might have been in granting pardon 10
the dsluded followers Of Brigham Young,
there was none 10 extending like clemency
to the chief instigators uf treason ia others.
The mercy uf the government j. tnrtared Into
acts Of cowardicc by the government. The
destruction Of property, the threats and in.
timidation of government officials, civil as
well a. military, the burning Of the military
trains last Autumn, the open aud bold resis.
tance to all the forms Of Law, are referred 70
aud commented upon as acts Just in them.
selves, and such as would have been prese.
yered in but for the offer nf peace Irum The
President. In the same spirit we read u the
wanton destruction Of property at Salt Lake,
the removal Of furniture from the dwellings,
the nnrupfng ofhuuses, &C., in order 10 make
the United States civil authorities Just as
uncomfortable as possible. Il is nstorious
that these people. the leaders especially, hold
the government Of the United States ii con.
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ROCK SPRING ACADEMY.

,HE First Session of this Institution will commence
on the ] ith Of August, and close on the cath Of
December, 1855. The Academy is situated ten miles
southwest Of Hsborough, and twelve miles west Of
ChsPei I'M, IN moral and healthy community. We
propose TO prepare students for College or for The or
mary business of life. The ierlns are as follows
Classical, or Scientific Course, $50 90
English, Higher Branches, 1900
Elementary, 10 90
Board can be had for 81 per month.
7. u. Oldham and j. Moore are living convenient.
and viii take boarders. For further particulars ad.
dress, w. p. OLDHAM, Principal,
Oaks p. o., Orange Co., N. c.
July I4-2t
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The shipment ofearly fruits and vegetable.
from Southern ports 10 Northern ones il con
stantls increasing in Importance. The Jour
nal OF Commerce informs Us, that, from the
single port Of Norfolk, there were shipped
IN the months 81 June and July 96.O99 pack
ages Of produce. valued at s5S6,0O0. The
facilities for transportation afforded by rail
roads and steamships. enable producers to
anticipate the Northern crops.
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A NEw DamY. - Mr.. ]. l.. Pennington
proposes TO commence the publication Of a
commercial aud business paper, TO be called
the Daily Progress. in the town Of Newbern,
n. 6. IN a few weeks. lie j. a man Of en-
ergy and experience, and viii produce a
good paper. Regiao.
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prill Room Newbern Light Infantry,
July 10Th. ls59.

INN noom Newbern Light Infantry,
July 10th, 1858.
AT Meeting Of the Newbern Light In.
laniry, July the 10Th, to give proper express
sion 20 keen appreciation Of the courtesy
ana KIND treatment experienced by the mem :
bers at the hands of the Military and Citizens
o. different parts Of the State. il was unani.
mously.
Resofued, That the hearty thanks Of the
Newbern Light Infantry are due, and are
hereby rendered the Oak CITY Guards. of
Raleigh. the Orange Guards, of Hill sborourh,
the Rowan Rifle Guards, and Rowan Ariil.
lery, Of Salisbury, and the Hornet'. Nest
kihes, "i Charlotte, for their unbounded hos
pitality and Kindness at the time Of our
late 'isIt to their respective towns; and that
they shall ever be remembered with feelings
Of heartfelt gratitude.
Resofced, That while indebted 10 all. we
beg leave to specify a. those to whom we are
under the greatest obligations. His Excellen
cy Governor Bragg, Mayor H,rrison, Capt.
Tucker, and officers Of the Oak City Guards,
Of Raleigh, Capt. jones, and other Officers. Of
the Orange Guards. Of IIillsborough. Dir.
Happoldtof the verandah House, Salisbury,
and our entertainers and escort of the Rowan
Military, Messrs. Young. Fox. Smith and
Osborne, Of Charlotte, and the Officers Of the
Hornets Nest Rifles, and Mcssrs. Whitaker
and Gregory. Of Goldsborough.
Resoiced. That we point with pride TO
John ID. Nhitford, Esq, President OF the
Atlantic 4 North Carolina Railroad, as our
model member. and gladly acknowledge that
TO hls llberality and generosity the enjoyment
OF our delightiul trip is entirely due.
Rtsolred, That our thanks are specially due
d. Hancock, conductor, and Collin Griswold,
Locomotive Engineer. for their active fur
therance Of all conducive 10 our comfort and
safety.
Rs0ieei. That we would be unjust to our.
selves, did we pass unnotieed the high CON.
plIment paid IN the hearty salate given US
By the Citizens Of Concord.
itsOfred. That We extend the right hand
OF fellowship to the Military of the West.
and cordially invite them 10 visit as at New.
bern. pledgng surselxes 10 use every effort 10
make their visit to the East as pleasant as
our Western trip has been.
Rssoired. That these Resolutions be pub. /
Ilshed IN the New Ear, Newbern. and tkat
the p'pcrs Of the towns herein mentioned be
requested TO copy.
J. '. JORDAN, Captain, ]
GR.Has DAVIS.
4. q. HonrER,
JoHN F. JoSEs, .O"""iee' /
J. BBuoEFIELD,
III. Is. LANF.
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T. n OE MILLS,
Ten Dollars Reward.

n OST, In lhe town Of IIiIlsboiourh. on Thursday
- evening the cath instant. by Mr. smyih Murphy.
residing Al Chapel Hill. Double Case Gold WATCH.
with heavy Gold Chain. which locks as Il il were IN
iwis. and haige 81 the phiIanthropic society al.
tachs % The chain Ten dollars reward will be given
for The recovery Of lhe Watch. II delivered 10 VI li
G. Sitovd in liislviouph Or u Mt u y. Guitde. in
CHAPEL Hill.
Iane =. fs~.w
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Aletter received in Washington from Fort
Arbuckle. Texas. states that the Camanches
give indications Of more Indian troubles
The writer says that the camanches are dis.
contented and much irritated at the losses
they have sustained in their conflict with
the Texans, and that it will require a large
force to stand an attack from them.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-07-28

Mails oS THE SaBBarH.-A petition to the
Postmaster General has been gotten up at
Knoxville, Tenn, requesting him to discon-
tinue the Sunday mail through East Tennes-
see. Similar petitions are said to be on foot
between Richmond and New Orleans. A
general stirring up Of the question Of Sun
day observance seems TO be determined on.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-07-28
The state Ea,r w. 49,,

The state Fair.-We have received from Mr..
W. W. Whitaker, the Secretary of the State Asricul.
sura Society, copies of the Premium List for the next
State Fair 10 be held in the city Of Raleigh on the 9th,
2o,h, 2lst and 22d Of October. The Hon. Thomas l..
Cngman is to deliver the Annual Address.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-07-28

The bodies Of all the members Of Rev. Mr.
Ilsley's family, drowned at Roscoe, Ill.,, hay,
been recovered and buried side by side
Nine graves
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-07-28

EproAIpSM AND RELIoious.- Wm.
u. Doherty, 4. NJ, graduate Of Queen.
College, Dublin. and late Professor Of Logic,
Rhetoric and Bellies Le,trvs in Antioch Col
lege. Ohio, has been elected Principal Of the
Graham Institute, at Graham, ". &.
This Institution Of learning is under the
control and patronage of the Christian de-.
nomination South. The property Is owned
by joint stock company. Of which Rev. W.
Is. Wcllons Is President.
As soon a. practicable. The Institute will
be formed into regular College. aud viii
afford equal advantages 10 students Of both
sexes.
A Biblical Schnol will bc organized for the
education Of Young men called Of God to the
work ol the ministry. AorIoM HerqH.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-07-28
LAND For SALE.

NiE subscriber offers for sale the tract Of land on
which be now lives. on the waters Of Little River,
sir miles north Of Hlsborough On The Rotho-ough
fosd. II consists " 2t0 acres more or less veil wa.
iered has on il Two good dwelling houses. two good
Kitchens good doulle barn, and other out buildings
iortahe good orrhatd of peaches and apples. II not
previously sold i will e offered % The highest bidder
on Tuesday of Augns Court, Ttfms-une half cash,
and twelve months credit ior the other half ,le puf.
chaser giving bond with approved security.
JOHN RAY.
July % -4w.
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Hillsborough Female Academy.

WE next Session Of Five Months will commence
July 18th, under the instruction Of Misses Nash
and Hunt, and the superintendence Of the Rev. DR..
Curtis.
Tuition in English, sl2 to SIS.
Music, Drawing, Painting, Ancient and Modern Ian.
guages at the usual extra advances
Board. including washing, fuel and lights, can be
had at $40 TO sia so per month.
w. +. STRAYHORN, Sec'y.
u9 .. 47-4w
Is Raleigh Standard and Register, copy four times
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-07-28

The small note law in Kentucky proves to
be an entire failure. Il is wholly disregard.
cd, and Indiana, Tennessee aud Ohio notes
are taken as freely as ever.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-07-28

GENERAL VIEW OF THE %. So PRRsBYTg.
RIAN CHURCH IN TnE UNITED STATES DURING
the YEAR ENDING MAY, 1858 58--During the
year ending May, 1858, the synods Of Up.
per Missouri and Southern Iowa, and two
new Presbyteries. Highland aud Platte, were
oreanized
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-07-28
Office Forest Manufacturing Company,
forestyille. June 4. 1855.
I,HE FOREST MANurACTuEING covp,

WE FOREST MANUFACTURING CoMpA.
ny, having concluded 10 resume their Operations.
viii pay three and onequarr rents per pound ,r ci.
ton and Linen Ksgs-delvcfed at fcrcsitilie Raleigh,
or their Mills.
The Rags must be well packed in Bags aud die.
iinciiy marked with owners name aud weights upon
zach Dog % Forest Manufacturing Company.
Bills with nairo1d Agents receipt accompanying
must be forwarded 10 The roiesl Manufacturing Com,
pany. Fofestyille I. u
w. 4, POOLE, Prc.'t.
June g,Is5s 43--5s
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STATE OF NORTH CALoLINA.
ALAMANcE COUNTY.
In Equity-0riginsl Bill.
John H. Clam.

John II. Clspp,
John Tabscoit, Sheriff Of Alamance county, James G.
Moore, John Holt, Williamson Holt and
James NJ. Clapp.
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that
williamson Holt and James NJ. Clapp are no, res.
ldents OF this State. is therefore ordered that npblc
ton he made in the HiIlshorough Recorder for sir
weeks commanding the said " illiamson Holt and
James NJ. ClapP 10 be and appear before the next
term oil this Court, 10 be held ia the town of Graham
on The 9Th Monday after the 4h Monday of September
nehtao answer, plead TO, demur To said bill of COM
plant, or decree pro confesso against them will be-
entered ~
Witness, Isaac Holt Clerk and Master in Eopitv
Tor Alamance county, at Office this the 18th day Of
July, A. ID. 1883. ISAAC HOLT, c. q MI
July ID Price adv. 81 so as-.ew
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-07-28

CgSsus Srarisrics. G. q. Ken.
ncdy. Esq, having been appointed by the
President of the l'nited States 20 carry out
the act Of Congress providing Tor the com
pletion of the unfinished work Of the seventh
census. has entered upon Tie performance 81
his duties with an able corps Of assistants,
and Is busily engaged in revising aud com
pleting the statistics Of manufacturers, ia
order that the work NAV be presented 10
Congress at the commencement of the next
session.
These statistics. taken under the direc.
tion of Mr.. Kennedy. and nearly completed
whenhe was displaced from Office, will, when
finished, present the most complete cxhibi,
of the condition Of the American mechanic
arts that has ever been prepared. These
details have never been published, and the
interest oceasioncd by their appearance will
not be limited TO our own country.
Washington Paper.
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Watsonville Female Seminary.

IHE next Session Of this School for Young Ia.
Il dies, will begin on Thursday the 18th instant.
under the supervision Of the Proprietor. with nm sf
Gent number Of able and accomplished Tutoresses ii
the various departments =
II u desired that pupils enter the school al The com.
mencement of the Session.
TERMS.
Board per session, including lights, &C., $40
Tuition, Lower English Branches,
Higher ~
Music on Piano and Melodian each IN
French and Latin each
Painting, Grecian,
Oil Colors "a
Wax work, &c.
July Il "a
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THE RAILROAD AccIDENr.-The dreadful
accident on the Erie Railroad, mentioned
in our last, was one Of the saddest that has
occurred lately. Six persons were killed and
A severely wounded. The train was de-
scending grade OF As feet to the mile for
l3 miles, and it being a straight line no dan
ger was apprehended and the speed was
great. One Of the iron rails broke after the
engine, tender, two baggage and three pas
senser cars had passed over it. The two
remaining passenger cars were consequently
thrown of the track, and dragged about 400
feet, when the coupling broke and they
tunDled down an embankment SO or 40 feet.
The cars were smashed, and men, women
aud children jammed in among the ruins
The passengers had just had their suppers,
and were composing themselves for
nights sleep. Fortunately the lamps had
not been lighted, or the cars might have been
set on fire and many Of the occupants burnt
before they could be rescued. The train
could not be stopped and run back till it had
run nearly mile. When it did get back an
awful scene was presented. There had been
about forty passengers III each car, Of whom
more than half were killed or badly hurt.
The dead were bruised chiefly about the
head and neck, the cars having turned over
50 suddenly as to throw them on their heads.
The locomotive was despatched to the near
est town for assistance. IL soon returned
with four or FIVE physicians, medicines, &C.,
and the whole then psoceed to Port Jeryis,
where the wounded were kindly provided
for, at the expense Of the railroad company.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-07-28
PIONEER LIFE IN MINNESOTA.

81. Anthony, June Q, 1888.
have walked over somr hundred and ffty
miles OF the country this Spring, and have
had opportunities Of seeing the condition o
the people. They are poor, very poor, but
Sn, never before realized how proud thing
u was to be an American. met man one
evening on his way to Minneapolis to buy
provisions. His neighbors had raised little
money 70 enable them to send him to get
lew sacks Of meal for them, and to allow him
one Tor his trouble. His team consisted of
two milk cows, very small and poor, yuked
% rough box on two wheels, got pp, as
theatrical people say, expressly for the occa-
sion. lie was accompanied By his daughter,
a little brght.eyed glrl Of nine years, dressed
IN style that would shock young ladies' of
that age IN your locality IN fact, her hood,
irock, petticoat aud mpccasins we're made OF
coarse bagging, and the mans pantaloons
were Of the same material. His coat, how
ever, was good bedticking, and he had pair
ol brogans on hi. feet. All the provisions
they had for the journey were a lew po.
tatoes aud The milk Of the two cows, which
his family was deprived Of the time with
the hope OF getting bread. We all stopped
at cabin that night, and were aecommoda.
ted with place on the floor. He cooked
hs potatoes at the stove, and MIXED his
cows. sharing the milk with the squatters
children. for the accommodation afforded
hIn. The distance from his place to Min,
neapnlis was fifty. five miles, over roads so
bad that fifteen miles day was good travel
ing with his team; for. as | said before,
they were his milk cows, and were never
before in yoke.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-07-28
D R. J. F. CAIN.

Having withdrawn from the Drug Business, and
intending 10 give his entire attention to his Pro.
e'on' respectfully oilers his services 10 the public
Office next door south Of Mr.. Ruffin's Store.
July q. ~
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-07-28

FIRST AND LAST NOTICE.
NE subscriber would earnestly request all persons
indebted to him by account 10 come forward and
make immediate payment, as he intends closing his
present business and give longer indulgence.
Those nesectng this notice may expect 10 settle with
a" oli'eer' ALIEN. PLEASANTS.
July IA. 3ssw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-09

UOUNG MEN-Whoare unsuccessful In anything
b which they attempt, are almost always sufferers
from spermatorrhea, Involuntary Seminal Emissions
Until you This disease, you will never know what
you capable Of accomplishing, how smart you may
be Ia the mean tlme, your life Is than blank
CURE this disease and every thing goes smoothly,
and you prosper IN your undertaking.. God The poood
and beautiful designs TO have all enjoy h(eJ but no
one DO while suffering from any form OF sexual
disease Now II afflicted, don't fool away your time
aud money upon Quaek Books, "Ringan "Curative rs
Instruments" Nostrnma, "Indian.n or other quaoks,
but II so disposed, profit by my experience Enclose
two stamps, and address, IN perfect confidence your
friend aud former fellow sufferer Box ITO, Oharlenown
Mass Au22 d6w6ms
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-09
EACTs FACTs II

where can get the best Daeuerreaiype, Ambrotype,
m toFraphic likeness OF myself or triendsf .,u,,
90 10 the popular establishment conducted by TAPLhf
& CLARK, No 10 Harrington Corner, opposite City
Hail This Ia the universal reply TO the above question:
by ba scores Of well pleased customers, who daily avAl
Themselves Of Meussu Tapley Olarke Skill Their pic
tures cannot be beat, Give them call everybody.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-09

NOCTURNAL EMISSIONS 4. ., &C.
This justly celebrated C9rd al is considered the only
eieaciuus remedy these ami der ngements o. badly
and mind Cau'ei by early indsor secret habits OF
youth, inordiaae indulgence of the passions in ripper
years.
The following some of the effects of this violation
OF the Ia of mans physical and social being Prosra
ton nervousness, spepsa pain in the heal and dim
Of visiOD weakness Of the back and lower extreni
tie, impotency, premature and total decay CT vriy
Weakness Of memory and poWes # mental appl catOn
detection aversion society timidiy self dstrust and
love of sotude
Young and middle aged men may here learn Why they
dt clinng in heath; why they become pale,
sunsen and ius.re So why they losing their youth
ul appearance and yigor Tnis invigorating and
waiting lrdsl has scores of persons who have
ignorantly injured themselves.
Sold only by NJ. B. GREEN h CO..
octl decd No. ZIG Main st
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-09

New5ou7a COugh BaSasFn for the relief and
cure oi Group Influenza Bronchitis, WhoOping Cough
Oonuo1 Colds affecting the Lungs and air passages gen
eray AMI long ling CoughsIn these, there is not
It's superior; and while lis thus ecacious it persct
TO administer to all persons of all ages both
expac-oraat and as enetic,
This Bllsam frs compounded and used by thelate
ROT Calvin Newton D.. with great success in an ex
tensqe practice for many years 1t only needst be
riei to secure for it unparalleled reputation.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by BUSH
Co. tanic Druggists 81 Front street, Worcester Mass
mch25 deceit