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IL On Friday, the express train made the run
from Rochester TO Syracuse adistance Of 81 miles,
in one hour and twenty-one minutes, including
two stops, The actual speed was a mile In % SEC
onds.
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NEw DREAMS, April aI.-The steamer Cahawba
arrived here to-day from Havana on the 18th ev-
erything was quiet. There was no signs Of the
reported New York invasion
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Death of an Eminent Divine

BALTIMORE, April 22.-Rev. H. V. ID. Johns
rector Of Emmanuel (EpiscopaD Church, and
brother to the Assistant Bishop OF Virginia, died
at six o'clock this morning.
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III The Legislature Of Pennsylvania at its late
session, passed law prohibiting the sale Of fresh
fish caught at an improper season Of the year en-
bracing the months Of May, June, July and Au-
gust
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IL weobserve by our exchanges from all parts
of the country that the prospect for heavy winter
crop is very encouraging, and unless some unfor-
seen calamity befal it, the producer and consumer
will both have ample cause for rejoicing at harvest
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The Arabia nj Rostoo
Later from Cuba.

BusToN, April 22.-The steamship Arabia ar
rived here this morning in time for her mails 60
go South by the early trains
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AIUS1NKHrR

TEE CLOSING CONCERT OF THE Ma.
gwen e the Smithsonian Institution on FR InaW
ENENlNG, April ., under the direotiop - Al
sisted by Mr.. THEO. r.. PERKINS, the pIe..sS-
tenor, who gIaduHted with so much Distinction ~
the Normal Institute. TIE programme has bern
arranged N srch manner that the committee give
assurance i will be entirely satisfactory. Among
tle COINS oI musical composition will he presented
the celebrated chorus entitled "A nd the G ory of the
13rd Ir1m sndel's Messiah; the brilliant chorus
ne tod Of Isrret, ~ by Rosxni; and a rev motel
" M,. Bradbury. Behold what manner of Love"
esess 5, cents to be obtained at the Bookstores,
The Concert will commence at O'Clock. ap 2I-r
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IL Lord Campbell's bill substituting the YER
dict of the majority for the unanimous verdict OF
uries in civil causes, has been thrown out Of the
House of Lords. Only votes were given for the
rneasurs
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MARRIED,

In Loudoun county. Va, on the 18th instant. nv
tho Rev. Samuel Glover, Mr.. JOSEPH r. HOIJGH
OF the anovo county, to Miss MARY +. TIMMS
of this city. - @ -
On the 18th instant. by the Rev. Mr.. Greer, Mr..
CHARi.OTTE +. SNAIL NV GOD. of this citr' .
baltimore papers please copy.)
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Destruction of Life and Property BY a Gre

MEMPHIS, April 2s-On Saturday last. two coal
boats were swept into the crevasse, near Lake
Providence, and thirty lives were lost. There are
several serious breaks below this city.
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Kansas Politics.

LEAvENwoRTH, April 22.-Governor Medary
has issued his proclamation for the election Of del
egates 10 the Constitutional Convention to assem-
bic at Wyandou in June There is perfect party
organization throughout the Territory Efforts
are being made 10 consolidate the Opposition 20
the Democracy. Both parties will make strenu-
Gus efforts TO obtain control Of the Convention
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ALBANY, April 2O-The Statesman Of this after
noon announces that Mrs. Hartung has made a
confession Of her guilt. This assertion is without
the least shadow Of truth, she declares that she
has no confession to make that she has told all
| she knew of the matter 10 her counsel. which was
communicated to the public during the trial, in
the statement signed by her
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TIE MADISON PLACE MURDER.

Trial Of Daniel T.. SickIes for the kiIlin.
of Philip Barton Key.
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T NOTICE
l. HE CopartnershiP heretofore existing under
the name OF BARRETT X GOoDALL has this day b zen
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons having
claims against the hrm will present them TO Georse
w. Go0Tal Tor paymeht, and all indebted to the
same Will make payment to him, who is alone au-
thoflzed to received the same.
WILLIAM BARRETT,
April 10, 1850. G. w. GOODALI..
GEORGE w. GOODAI.L Will still continue
the business of Plumbing and Gas-itting at the old
stand of Ii aud 18th streets, near tho 18th ST.
bridge, where he hopes, by prompt attention TO all
orders and faithful performance Of jobs cOnfided
10 him, 10 obtain a liberal share Of patronage.
ID p St"
INSTRUCTION ON THE PIANO WILL BE
L gwen by a. lady to female pupils, at home
For terms application will be made at No III III
2s street. between 18th and 9Th, north side.
ap 2-eo9t*
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FQR SALE.Thst desirable two-story BRICK
= DWELLING, No. 80 Market street between
Pros pect aud list Streets Georgetown. ID c. lately
occupied by Mr. Helen NJ .euber. This property
oilers rare chance for safe and judicous invest
inert. The house contains a double parlor, passage
dining room aud X tchen on the same floor also a
large and coGImodIous cellar, three bedrooms ser
wants room. cluthes-room and a smok house II
has also the convenience Of gas al through tho
house, and large CIstcrn Of water the yard The
house and lot front thirty niGe feet and run hack
one hundred and seven Ilt7) feet. The above prop
eTty will be sold low if Immediate APPLICATION Il.
made 20 Mrs. VI. NJ. IEUBER, No. 30 LIST street.
Express COMPANY.
Title indisprtabe. apH-tf
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ST. Louis, April eI.-The Republican states
that there rs secret movement on foot among the
I1kes Peak adventures for getting mp an emigrs-
ton TO take possession Of Sonora and Chihuabua
Prominent parties here are said 10 be cognizant of
the movement
Captain Mowry, bearer Of dispatches from the
American Consul at Guayamas. route for Wash
inSton. reports that Pesquin defeated Col. GuansO
on the 18th ult, with loss of five hundred men
zen Pesquin was marching on Mazatlan. Sonora
aud SLlalcs were in constant state Of revolution
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A r l. | " g T u N.
OLD ARLINGTON."!


The proprietOrs would respectfully Inform their
numerous patrons that they ha made ex A.
teDslve a. angemcntS for the accommo- VEN0
dation of all who NAV feel dis posed TO visit l.S
tins well known and popular place of sure recr- a
ton new Pavilion, Is 10y 4nfeet. and a large Din
Ing Saloon rave eel erected at the Spring. and
grounds enclosed by pd'ing fence feet in height
A road has been constructed from the bridge along
the river shore, thus shortening tire distances by that
reached by drive over an excellent road 0nly three
fourths OF a mile IN length.
sabbath Schools, Companies, Clubs, or Parties
wishing To engage the grounds can do SO by apply
ing at the Spring.
The grounds are free to all parties after one weeks
notice to the projectors.
The Bar is supp lied with choice Liquors Dinners
and Refreshments will be served at the shortest
notice.
Boats and Fishing Tackle, in good order, always
Omnibuses will leave 9TH street and Pa avenue
hourly every day; fare each way II cents. Boats
leave Georgetown by the ueduct hourly each day:
fare each way cents. The OmDibuSes and Boats
can be engaged by the day by applying at the
Spring.
Tho season will begin on MONDAY, the 18th
NJ Efficient Police will he constantly engaged
to preserve order, and the following rules will be
srforcel:
LIST. No political discussions will he permitted
I'd. No boys allowed on the grounds unless ac-
companIed by thti parents or guardians.
Sd. The Bar shall be closed during daps when
Sabbath Schools or Religious Societies have ths
grounds. VII
we hope for continuance of public favor, and
b. F. BEvERIDGE CO.,
ap 2t-Str pronrietors
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ap H-tf

E'OR SALE-PEW No. A. "a st. JOhr's (Rev
4 S.Pyne) Church. elIgIDly sat ated. Inq uire at
No.3 Agency Block corner OF 7tn and F SITS.
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT FROM
Il FIRST MAI-So. $50 street, between 18th
and lith, neatly and completely furnished, Rent
modsra;s Inq1ire of 5. BRINrNAI.L, General
Lana bitlce.
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FOR RENT-A large FRAME DWELLING
Il HOUSE, twn-and a-hall stories high, contain
dc, situated on 18th st -eet west, between and r
streets north-No. 1s6. Has a large yard. with
ttah'e, wOod-hOuso, &c, attached. Rent $40 per
month. Possession given immediately Apply on
the premises, or at Pearce's Nursery, opposite.
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E0R SALE.0n accommodating terms, a very
u desirable RESIDENCE ybeing n 8 story franz.
DwclIDg-N~. 2s0-with back building attached
contalning IN al " rooms; has a very dry celia ,
ana a deep back lot TO an aliey sitna ted on IN.
no. tn side OF STREET between 18th and 18th str ptS
Ard midway between the Treasury ~ partment and
tOthce. Is positively Of the most pleas
ait locations for a residence in Washington cit,
For terms and lull description ofthe promises ap
street n n D
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EOR SALE OR RENT-A new three STORY
L FRAME HOUSE, VIZ hack buildIngs, ant
aiiHlnlhg lot Tor Howe agd Kitchen ganleh, I4th
~ will l.e sold on easy terms The tito Warranted
good. Rent SHn a year. Tire key may Ia had at
the new grocery store on the correr. and turthef
i4rnlatior IN the alter by application at ]. c.
McGUlRE.& Co : Auction a nd Commission tore,
corner Of ID ard 10Th SIS. AID 2n-St
EOR RENT OR SALE-HOUSE No. As
u Massachusetts avenue, between 4th and 5th sts
The house contains rooms, bath room passage and
PEI iectly dry collar. Water and gas throu ghout
Inquire of :. PARKER. at No. 1861, or of F.. n.
BARRETT T.. Wendaps Printing Office. I'D l6-Iw-
SQUARE 80, (NEAR THE CIRCLE, VIII III
20 49, ; VIC w -idIue,y Win te
vat, SAFE, with easy terms. Apply TO A. HYDE,
at Riggs Il Co.'s, or by mail. ap IS w3w
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MUNICIPAL CONVENTIONAL a meeting of the
"Anti-Know-N othing'' members of the City Coun-
ellis. held in the chamber of the Common Council
on the evening Of the 18th instant, it was
"Resoired, That the nti-Know- Nothing voters
Of the several wards be, and they are hereby re-
quested to hold meetings on the first Monday in
May next, at ~ O'Clock p IN, for the purpose of
electing delegates to City Convention to be held
in the Assembly Rooms on Thursday, the 18TH day
OF May, at * o'clock p m, for the purpose of Sc
Letting suitable candidates for the offices of Col
lector Register, and Surveyor, to be voted for at
the next regular election -
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THE LATEST NEWS
The Projected Cnhan R.x.I.,,--

ErolcCtc0 Sunnu hevolUtion
NEW ORLEANS, April le.-The accounts from
New York respecting the departure from that city
% IN expedition of native Cubans. for the purrc,e
oi raising revolt in the Island is fully credited
=" r |,en-lnformed quarters here.
mants PROJECT was originated in this city several
NV u snce ny deputation Of the Cubans in
n. oIk and the leaders in New Orlesnk. hut
-. OF Slldells "thirty million biII., nut
a., 5is',r,, lVuluon Tor the time being much %
ncditio5 bow.rs. Onnan patriots here. The ca
INuLuoh' u.weVef, 10 more fully revixsd tn.
party from New York will Land ., -, 80 IL, nc
way place on the island. and their I,na,. Ill -
The signal Tor rising. Arms In abundance xS.Te
sent to the island long since. "'e
Later from California and Mexic..
NEW ORLEANS, April ~ The steamer Coat
zacoalcos from Minatittan on the 18TH with Call
fornia mails and passengers Of the 5th, arrived
here to-day.
The California intelligence is uninportsnt. A
ierry-boat at san Francisco exploded on the 4th,
killing six and wounding eighteen persons
:, Business was duh and the market overstocked
haxan Hour was selling at $3.50. The amount Of
sPelc brought down was not reported.
IL was reported at Minatitlan that Miramon had
III, orizaoa with only body guard for Cordova
an, ana !. rs thought he would endeavor to get into
Sentenced TO be g-Napsl,uyb,er. &c.
BosToN, April 2I-Csyrus M pi1r.,'' -
vlcted OF the murder Of Capt MeIlen 81 H.
whaling snip Junior, was this ,1o,nfSs - "a
to he hung on the eth Of June. Previous 10 the
sentence being pronounced the cond.,nT.5 -,
offered paper to the court which was read I'm
which he protested against the sentence on ds,t1,
being passed, as he did not commit the nn,d.',
The crime, ne said, was committed by one of the
witnesses.
Richard Cartha, w Herbert. and C. n Stapl.v
were convicted this morning Of manslaughter upon
The same ship, and each sentenced TO five wears
hard labor, and fined - OU0 the prisoners enain-
Ing confined until the amount is paid.
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/ OF OF SASH AND GLASS, with CASING
IL Also, lot of DOOR and quantity of plane
PLANK for sale low. Addres y. Y. B., Star Office
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EALTS' CITY STEAM FIRE WOOD MILL.
" Ii takes l56 feet of split wood to make n cord.
Our wagons made especially for hauling this
kind of wood, carrying cords and half-cords. The
wood sawed but not split is me assured before being
sawed. Fuel delivered to any part of Washington
or Georgetown. Offices n. w. cor. 18th and G, No.
THE LAGER DEPOT OF SHULTZ Il co.
fee. They promptly l(free of charge for delivery
all orders for kegs or botLes sent to them in person
manufactured in Alexandria, is the best now sold
in the United States. and their terms are extremely
moderate. They have also on hand a very fine as
soItment of HUNGARIAN WINES at low prices.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EOR RENT-A handsome. new. three xtory
l. BRICK HOUSE, with basement, containing Il
rooms, with gas IN each room. and all the other
lilies, situated ID street, no. cs6,) near Penn.
axeree Rent moderate. Apply to JOHN WAL
TEX, Cabinet Maker, corner 18th and ID sts
22-St* - 49,
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ORDERS FOR NEW IMPRovEMENrs.-we Learn
that the Mayor has issued orders for the laying o.
pavement in front of square on FIRST street, Re
tween and ID, in the Fifth Ward and i'm from
of square on street, between Third and Fourth
In the Fourth Ward
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-24
MCKINNEY g. CO.,
wHoLBsALk AND RETAIL
lirOcerS and Gen,l Commission Merchants.

Bank Square, Main Street, LynnhburR, Va.
WE IN receipt Of spring stock u Groceries,
w Iron, Steel, staple Dry Goods de-, consisting of
tnba, Orleans and coffee Sugars, various grades;
laonf, Crushed. Granulated and Powdered sugar;
Iagiira, lilo, Java, Mocha and Santos Coffee;
sperm, Wax, Adanantine and Tnllow Candies;
Brown md Fancy soaps various brandE
reas Golden Chop Imperial Plantation Delicious Oolong
spices of every kind Sole LEATHER good and damaged pure
her Vinegar Liverpool and Ground Alum Salt Cotton Yarns
NIL NoE Virginia and Western cured Baeoir No. faax
Ierrng In whole and half barrels No. and Mackpre In
KITS No. Peruvian 0uano: Old Dominion Nss English rcn.
I'd from Band Hoop and sheet Irons Norway Nail kois Sc
Iast shear and Bercd eeel Wagon Boxes, all szesto
secr with general assortment OF Staple Dry Goods
No. and Osnabug, Bleaclcd and lirown shirings and
5hceings, Burlapa Pananation Ip> Coonades Striped
oznaburgs Prints Gngbas DO &c, 10 which they respect
uy nsk examinations from their friends and the public
rally.
fHPnculnr attention paid 10 conslgnmrns of all kinds OF
country Produce. april 2Oits
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CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHGNWARI
Mo lit Main Street Eichu;,ld Va
Eic hp.lLd Va

w40 HEREWITH beg leave to 'ir'rm my friend, and
the public generally, that In receipt ny
~ FALL STOCK OF GOODS, larger and merc varied
an has before mbracng Decorated and Goid
R1nJ Dnasr Tea 1oiLst ttf: PITCHERS, Dishes Toe
I ec Also Hhste t1inu and Granite, of the best shapes
md syes in sets aud By the single pair. My stock for the
We TRADE selected will! great care and feel
s.,r,l tha sell as low any relackg house IN the
nic states ns receive my goois directly from the nanuiic
inrrr \ cf Is respectfully solicited, ~
July l2ily " D. TAI Iol', Iehmoho, va
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Bakers Premium Bitters.

nr ~ We hope The citizens generally viii he ever mlndl,
nER of this aiimporani Family Meiicine-0nc thai is
In all climates and in all that has per
formed more remarkable cu1s than "here discovered
that he taken by all conditions and with
and that stands unri,a for the Of ID, stsn
Colds and Coughs thoc, Ncrtous Affections, General Debility
Aguc and Fever and Nervous Headache. Bakers celebrated
PREMIUM BrTTERs have been manufactured In Richmond Va
for past and highly recommended by Physicians and
others for their virtue. They composed entirely "i
vegetable substances and therefore entirely fce from all mnn
poisons When all other remedies have ae sDgic bui
tie has been known o the of ID, Sesn, certified
the late Ro T. Ncwchls and cve aticsied L., VIM.
H. Gregory Of lIenrco and oherand chocs aud darrhaa
hundreds Of citizens assert who used II with great
during the prevalence oJ the Cholera in Richmond and
which Immediately checked and uprontr all the symptoms oG
that horrd disease by the of Bahcs PREMIUM BIrrERs
Indeed doubt If there has BEEN dco' cred tome
erfu and soothing nature these Bers, which
constantly administered Ia children with the happest result
The Proprietor of these Bicrs is anxious 10 have them known
throughout the country, and for this will put them
cnunr, merchants and others by the whoesac such prices
fail please All invited 10 try the Biiiers AMI
judge for themselves of their merits.
To h" hal of all Druggists in l. nchburg and elsewhere In
Virginia. For dr,lcr- address f. BAkER, Proprietor,
iu, Z6-dScts Richmond, Va.
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Fine watches.

a WE have new and large stock of NJ! ENGLIsli
IL wATCIIES of the following manufacturer; Cowue-
roy Dixon jos Johnson Tobias B"d n5e T. ~ Aso
,h LARGEST ,tock Of Fob Neck and Vest Chains seas he'
xc ever offered in this market ,,,. ~ ,,, same mr.
We will sell the reasonaoe 'e"> ' M ,;nt, n
,,,es can he nurchased the state, and rsJtcuN " al"
eXanilhhiioh VI o"i '"" - Main street.
IL liz -
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Hair Restorative.

WE pleased to be able I" record the satisfaction
~ of patrons, after trial of All article advertised in
We the satisfaction tn know several of
who have used Prof Woods Hair Restorative, aud pro
bounced be- what the advertisement II Is We
have several personal acuainances, who gray healc
they tried their hair ia restored 10 Its original
and the, willingly add their testimony to its efficacy and
further information 10 other- desiring IT, This speaks
article and advise all who do not wish TO appear
Woods Hair Restorative. Western, Ptfro'
Snld by all good Druggsts sept 2H2M
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THE subscriber his graieai acku"" le,lgc
NM mcnt. 10 his old friends and cusioncie for the libc
raj patronage toward him, and heg- "'r to INFORM
hp and The public that been estarcd in hu - ana
m honrs hy more attention To business To- heI con-
,innncc of avors He will make TO order and tt, "h h,d
al, tinds of IRON AXLE WAGONS, made IN lit mos sup,
sana and neat style. He will also make - order ana wi"
soon have made general assortment OF Carriage
i pma,es Also large assortment Of one and two-horsc
crrnv Moving Wagons and two-horse stasts AZ VINO want
nI work come old Lynchbarg todch IN" wage" fe
-, .rd as he il doing business the prnellt you
y rypect to get good work and at low price A VINO want
goo'l g, ah' ~ n 1,s se JOHN II. BAILEY, Agent.
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uonEs, sIrPER-PHOsPHATE LIME

xrTE h,v. is received fresh lot of this 'e' Ni.aoe
ze Thoseof our friends s " ~" n"n a's nse be- used to gain
n,rni,-ity uich II 90 eminenil, des'rNr r""t''
c"nang number Of certificate III n, ,s ,' a"rn n ~
- u ~ NJ UOLLINS CO. sole Mems,
may q dts
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Sore Throat Plague and Sore Throat.
M THIS qualify Of soizng hold and causing the *
sSg puson OF depaved humors. possessed by other
mcecne than RASDRETn's Pnls They operate only upon
the tissues in that is affected by the disease In fact
they upon those humors not much from preference
from natural affinity because their life is below that o the
rounding parts which, settling the tissues of the throat,
a, is around the throat rcion produces throat sore
and the headache and fever. Within an
hour acr pills taken there felt peculiar
ing part affected sort OF collecting up of the diseased
hunos expulsion No hurt weakening effect
ever their because they cannot aci healthy
parts Taken early the. prevent al organic diseases Oh how
mportaut that neticlnc which exn-
rse the disease and leaves evil effects behind Sold at
DR. Brandres Principal Office, No 2yi Canal Street, New
York I0-ls
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ar Hy- HoLLoWAY's PILLS AND OINTMENT have
NS been eounerteitcd There s a SURE test, however,
whereby To tell the genuine viz the mark "Iiolowns
New York and lendon thai exists every leaf Of book
OF directions The words sem transparent In the paper
and visible by looking through the leaf To light Sold
the mandatory, No 80 Maiden Lane, New York, and by all
druggists At 25s,, DE, and &i per box pot 2e-iw
COUGHS. Colds bronchitis, Asthma Cnoap, W hoop.
W Ing Cough, Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs, and
Pulmonary Anectonsof the type quickly cured
that long tried and faithful remedy Dr. wisrAR's BAsAN
WuD CHERRY
Says well-known Edor:"T This ls truly Basam ani u
blessing Ia invais 1t contains the pure basmc principle
Wild Cherry the bamc properties of tar and OF pine lis
ingredients, which mingled acr the principle chem
isir. nil halsmc and therefore Ia safe aud In cfc,
coughs, Colds Consumption and Bronc troubles
under It's baisamc influence though charmed away. Ppha
bly, medicine has attained extended sale
pshed 50 much good Us this renowned Baisam"
CAssyiLiK, IA, February 20. 1890
MEssRs SETH W. FowLr Co, Boston, Mass Jeptlcmcn
Al the request Of your Travelling Agent, give you state
ment of experience In the Of Dr. Wstars Basam
Wild Cherry, have been using for family,
for Colds and Coughs and have found the eoacus
remedy that have tried.
For Coughs and Colds In children know 10 excel
lent medium. Respectfully yours,
JOHN II. RICE.
The genuine article always has the written signature Of
Butts on the wrapper and Is for sale b, all respectable Drug
gisls every where.
Prepared by r. W. FowLE& co, BosroS and sale by
William A. Sothcr and John II. Scay, lynchburg I.
e. Pugh, Campbell g. H. and by all Druggists and dealers In
medicine throughout the city and country oct 22-ts