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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-23

NV STEAMSHIP PgpIf,I pa,
phia Is about 10 make AL effort H. ...,.
rect communication hy steam ,,i,l, T. W
The project is an experiment in -, A..
sense. Ii proposes L. open 4 fr,i.,, ..
for city. which, with extraordinary '''-
al advantages for tradcwith the in,rr.,, '" '.'
abundance of capital extensive man,.
lures "t IT'S own, and rankin. orly .n',.',.
New York in population, still m..a.,. 81.
not merely subordinate, hut An ir.,.'..,
cant share of our foreign commerce
all its facilities for trade, PhialcIpb.,
yond question unable to compete VIM.
ports IN this branch of commerce ~
made heretofore in openin. lines II ,c,.
steamers. have resulted untavnratIy ..,
turally Ia the discomfort Of her m..r :"
Philadelphia is forced 10 surrender :,
nelghbors the control of her external -.
The undertaking 10 which NE refer /. ~,
III experiment which i, - test the r.,.,i l:"'
ty of obtaining for Philadelphia a prrm,n..
share OF foreign trade. Ii i also AN ,.,n..
ment in the art of stecm nayigt.i.p ,,,..
is proposed t. insure the success ii, tb.,..
line by the application of princiulc, MIA
are quite novel in the construction ol ......
steamers.
The author Of the present scheme. Cane.
Randall. proposes 10 build 4 steamer u,.n.
model essentially different from tllo,, nav /.
general use. His steamer is t. be- t.pr Inn.
dred and eighty feet long. with fIur ,4,
feet beam and twcnty-thrce feet ,lrr,h +,
hold, near y Hat on the bottom and drawn.
ut the most only thirteen lrct If water II
these remarkable proportions Er claim. ,b,.
several very important advantages are ,,;r..
ed. The great length Of the steamer r..
gether with her breadth. gives \ vast rar,a.
ty tor stowage, by the compact arrangrmrp,.
OF the engines and coal. allowing her +, tai,
three thousand tons OF heavy freight llc-
great buoyancy gives her, when loaded !,
her full capacity, drausht Of water scarcely
half as great as that of ordinary frS,cIa.,
ocean steamers, while the change Of drauslr
owing to the consumption of coal upan H..
voyage, will be very slight. For the sam.
reason Captain Randall argues that he,
speed will be increased, the resistance II III.
water being greatly diminished. and tha,
she will prove remarkably steady ia heavy
sea. She is TO be provided with two sci, i
wheels. and by using one alone, is expected
to attain speed of twenty miles an hour
In short the protector anticipates that hi>
steamer of eight thousand tons will be work
ed rs cheaply as one of two thousand tons II
the usual model, and that she will reduce m.
trip across the Atlantic 10 eight days. anl
these results he asserts have been demon.
strated by the successful operation Of taoor
three smaller steamers on this model. now
plying upon the lakes and on tn" ocean
BoStOn .fdctrtiSer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-23

NOTICE.-Thc undersigned having admins
~ tered on the estate Of Mrs. SUSANNA MILAN,
hereby gives notice to all persons having claims
a sanst the estate, to present them. properly au-
thenticate,l and all persons indebted requested
to make immediate payment.
sep 2I-eo3t FRS. Z. JOHNSTON, Admir-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-23

Parts of Illinois are so terribly infested
with rats, that the Logan County Agricultu-
nal Society has offered three premiums of
$50, $50, and 800 for the three largest exhi-
bit;ors of rat scalps ut their Fair. A great
many persons are competing for the prize,
and the show promises to be large and in
tcrcsting. Mr. Gordon, of Kickapoo Creek,
has already secured l,ll3 scalps, and in
tends running the number up to fifteen hun
dred before the Fair
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-23

Noticing the fact that Prof. Dunbar, of
Baltimore, is ut the head Of movement in
that city, designed to be the initiative Of an
Inebriate Asylum for Maryland, the Ameri-
can Medical Gazette, (Dr. Reese) makes an
eloquent appeal in behalf Of institutions of
this character. The need Of such RENE
dial measure is becoming so apparent of
late, that doubts as to its necessity and i'm
rortance are being rapidly dispelled where
any have existed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-23

NULL WEIGHT SWEDISH TACK S-Put
IL up expressly for upholsterer's use.
SOFA SPRINGS. Every article in the Cabinet
and Hardware line, at ELVANS',
Washington, sep ly--eo3t 800 Pa. avenue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-23

A NOVEL DEcISIoN.-A case was tried IN
Nanscmond county, Va, last week, affecting
the rights OF free negroes Ia visit u free State
and return to Virginia in which novel ic.
cision was rendered. A free colorcd WOMAN
had been left some property in Pennsylvania
and after going there To receive it, returned
to Virginia, relying on her good character /.
shield her from prosecution. The Court gave
the extraordinary decision, that she should
be permitted to remain. \ correspondent oi
the Petersburg Express says
1T was denied that Pennsylvania was in
reality, in the category of u non-SlaNcholdus
State, 1.-THE onus Of proof being thrown upon
the prosecutIon:l it was an admitted fact that
there vet remains in the State u small nun.
Der Of old slaves not embraced hy the >tatu'n
of emancipation. The verdict, learn, eau,
ed considerable dissatisfaction among som"
of our citizens, who dcprccatc it rs penn.
cious precedent; though sympathl2lng with
the woman on account Of her industrious,
harmless and thrifty habits. What CON
mentary upon the pscudo-phiIauthrOpy 4
our Northern neighbors? Here is = ncsr,
who has had ample opportunity 10 ot>rnr
the condition of her race at the North. bu
prefers 10 remain among the "ncgrn drIyrr'
of the South, even ut the cost Of her harl
earned little earnings to obtain the prlyII"sr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-23

HEAVY RAIN ~ Lot DouN.--Wc were VI,
ted IN Friday and Saturday Of las, wr'A,
with one Of the heaviest falls Of ran, All
sevcrest storms that has swept over this local
ity since the memorable ircshct OF l''-
The rain commenced falling ON Friday. aui
continued without intcrmiSsion untll late
Saturday evrnns-the wind, a portion 81
the time blowing most GuriouSIy. TIE streams
in this neighborhood ovcriowrd their banks.
and were rendered totally impossible, Wine
the PROSTATE fences and uproot"d scniInr.'
of the forests, spoke the awful fury "t th
blast. Oar own streets presented unr vac
sheet Of water, while here and there },
nignant shade tree, unable 10 Withstand lb'
power of the raging storm, had bowed to ~
fury, and was hurled To the earth rs a thug
Of nought. We hear ofconsid"rablr dams"
done along the low-land and river bottom,
by the overlooking Of ""rn-Gcd,. wa,hns
away Of fences, &c. The river ON Sundn,,
is said To have presented a wild scene Of 'rr.
rifle beauty, rs it rushed madIy on bcanus
upon its troubled bosom. the shattered "HrIrn.
ces of it's work Of destruction.
Since the above was III type, W. regret y
learn that Mr. James, residing near NI"t'
land, lost two hogs and Uy hcm u At""
by the frcshct - LoUioaH .WrI"r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-23
rn IMPORTANT TO TRAY

hlf ELLERS.-NEW LINE TO OC-
COQTAN AND DUMFRIES.-Thc undersigned
have cpmmenced running i regular line Of stages
between Alexandria and the above points. Tray,
clers will find this pleasant and agreeable route
as We have fine stock and careful drivers. Office
at the City Hotel Alexandria, Va.
MEANS i FAWSETr, FropriOtors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-23

A writer in the New York Evening Post
thinks there should be Legislative intcrposi-
ton against the use Of burning fluids. lie
states that laws controlling the storage Of
gunpowder have long been patiently borne
by the community, a due regard for human
life rendering them imperative. lie calls
attention to the fact that the Fire Marshal's
report attributes the origin of many of the
frequent fires in that city to the explosion
or upsetting Of can of burning fluid or
camphene.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-23

The consolidation of steamship interests
between Commodore Vanderbilt and Mar
shall .. Roberts, Of the old U. S. mail line,
which has been so long predicted, has final
ly, it is said, taken place. On and after the
first of October, the steamers Champion,
North Star. and Northern Light will form
the line on this side, connecting with the
Cortcz, Uncle Sam, and another on the Pa
ciiic. The Empire City, Grenada, and Phil
adelphia, will run between New Orleans,
Havana, and Aspinwall-the other ships,
Moses Taylor, Illinois, and Star of the West
will be laid up till the opening Of the Mica
ragua route For the present. Nandcrbllts
United States mail line will run via Aspin-
wall and Panama, till arrangements can be
made for opening the transit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-23

The New York Times thinks that the
Great Eastern" will awaken public atten-
ton here upon Ocean navigation. OF the
forty-tive steamships with which the present
season Of steam navigation opened, having
an aggregate of $1,000 tons, only five, and
those with an aggregate of but 10000 tons,
are owned by Americans. The Times, in
view of the active competition Of England.
the growing prospects of the German towns.
and the augmented commercial activity OF
France, anticipates the withdrawal OF the
last American ship and the total surren-
der Of the trade to foreign bottoms.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-23

Ii has been stated that DIR. Robert NJ.
Graham, Of New Orleans, was killed on the
night of the 10Th instant, by pistol shot,
ut the hands Of Ernest Toledane, caused
by political dispute. The Doctor is the
person who was convicted in New York
about four years ago, for killing Colonel 10
ring in personal rencounter at the st.
Nicholas Hotel, and who was sentenced to
two years Imprisonment at Sing Sing .pri-
son, but who was subsequently pardoned by
Gov Clark, after serving about one half the
term Of his imprisonment, on account OF ill
health
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-23
ALEXANDRIA,:

FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER %, 1859.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-08
BUSINESS CARDS.
WIN. W.OREHOUsE & co.,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN.

hANuFACrURERs AND DEALERS IN
kNUk NITURE, CHAIRS, AND ALL
- Ktnds of Mattresses and Bedding, at the old
ssah No. 1876 Sycamore.street, east side, between
f. nth and Fifth streets, seventh store above
surth-street. Church Pews lined and cushioned
AL orders promptly attended to. ocl.cm
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-08
"A granite temple crumbled into sand.n

WHAT CAUSES THE HAIR TO TURN GRAY
An English writer has recently asserted
that an undue proportion of lime in the
system is the cause of premature gray
J hair, and advises to avoid hard water,
either for drinking pure or when con
verted into tea, coffee or soup, because
hard water is always strongly impregnatcd
with lime. Hard water may be softened
by boiling it let it become cold, then use
it as a beverage. 1t is also stated that a
liquid that will color the human hair
black, and not stain the skin, may be
made by taking one part of bay rum,
three parts of olive OIL and one part Of
good brandy, by measure. The hair
must be washed with the mixture every
morning, and in short time the use Of
it will make the hair a beautiful black
without injuring it in the least The
articles must be Of the best quality, mixed
in bottle, and always shaken well
before applied. 'iIi' 81 ."
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-08

B@- A newly imported "help," after
being established in Fifth-avenue pal
ace as maid Of all work, was seen shortly
after with pail full of slops from the
kitchen, carefully exploring the music
room, the library, the boudoir; the draw
ing-room and other places as if in search
Of something which she could not posi-
bly, discover. AT last, meeting with the
lady Of the house, she inquired seriously
"if you pIaize, mistress, where's the pig?'
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-08

A6rA man down East has invented
machine to renovate old bachelors. Out of
sgood sized, fat, greazy old bachelor, he
eaa make quite'a decent young man, and
hsve enough left for two small puppies,
. pair Of leather breeches, and kettle
Of soft soap.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-08

A NICE PoINT.-"I can't bear chill
dren," said Miss Prim, disdainfully.
Mrs Partington looked over her spec
tacles mildly before she replied:
"Perhars if you could you would like
them better"
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-08
HUMOROUS.

p6pWhy is miser ike seasoned
timber2 Because he never gives.
Rs6- DIR. Abernethy used to tell his
pupils that all human diseasessprung from
two causes--stufing and feetting
nG."How do you aourish?' said afriend
Of ours to q writing master, the other day
"With my PEN" was the reply.
nsSAn alderman having grown e,nor
mously fat while in Office, q wag wrote on
his back, "Widened at the expense of the
corporation" ~
e&-It is exceedingly bad husbandry tc
harrow up the feelings of your WIFI, tc
fake up old quarrels, to hoe grudg e and
to sow q dil,cord "a
A Obs.
.d =. Byron ha, h some splendid cognoc;
Nary drop have !.
p. Which Of course must feel tho better9
b. Ht Byron, and notI. l... -....
k6y~ The women of Poland have n
watchful eye over their daughters, and
make them wear little bt,lls on their per-
sons, to denote where they are and what
they are abo ut.
&1~An Eng s!lish Judge in sentencing a
man to death, added: "You will now
have the satisfat t.tion off having your case
transferred to higher, und let me add,
an ADLER Judge"
w-"Pray, my lord !" said gentleman
to rather whimsical judge, "what is the
distinction between law and equity
courts?' every littl e in the end" replied
his lordship; they only differ 50 far as
time is concerned. At common law you
are done for at once; in equity you are
net SO easily disposed Of The one is
prussic acid, the other laudanum."
aeAsA Canadian bishop finding, after
examining one Of the candidates for holy
ORDERS that he was grossly ignorant, re-
fused to ordain him. "My lord p said
the disappointed aspirant, "there is no
imputation upon my moral character
have due sense Of religion, and l am
member of the Propaganda Society.
"That I can easily believe" replied the
bishop "for you are a proper goose"
BeA,A Girl out Wsst having professed
religion was SO extremely happy that she
was ever afte1ward hear d singing at the
top Of her voice that old hymn, "The love
of God is coming down." &c. Nothing
stops her from singing this song. One
day old Jowler, the house-dog, came in
while she was singing and helped himself
to a piece of meat that was on the table.
Polly, observing the movement of Jowler,
continuing her favorite song, said:
"If you don't 90 out III knock you down,
Halle HallGluiah,
You nasty sinking lop-oared hound,
. o, glory Hallelujah.''
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-08
HIGH SPEED RESTORED.
Ea H E;ssss!sssEs5 EEsEa
Shortest and Quickest Route to
G n | c a G o
AND THE MORT THWEST,

INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI,
LAFAYETTE AND CHICAGO,
SHO HORT-LlNE RAILROAD 8,
Only Ono Change Of Cars bet,7een Csneipnat;
and Chicago.
Three Passenger Trainseave Cincinnati daily, from
the foot of Mill and Front streets.
$3.50 A. n. Chicago Mail arrives at Indianapolis at
1880 A. NJ; Chicago at 7:25 n. M. This train con.
West and Northwest.
1850 M.-Terre Haute and Lafayette Accon,mo oda-
ton arrives at Indianapolis at $40 p. NJ, making
Decatur, Sprin g6eld, Naples Quincy, Hannibal and
and Toledo. n
500 2. P.M.-Chloago Express arrives at Indianapolis
at lO:30 P. NJ; Chicago at TAO A. Nj. Making cleee
connections at Chicago with al morning trains out
OF Chicago. This train connects at Indianapolis
with Terre Haute trains for oil points West and
Sleeping cars are attached to all the night trains
on this line, and run Though to Chicago without
change Of cars.
route, and with favorable and reliable arrangements
with all connectipg roads Throughout the entire
West, guarantees unusual care and the amplest
commodations to the patrons OF this line.
SO Be sure you are in the right ticket office before
you purchase your tickets, and ask for tickets via
Lawrenceburg and Indianapolis
Fare the same as by any ether route. Baggage
THROUGH TICK ETs, good until used, can be oh.
tanned at the ticket offices, at Spencer House Corner,
northeast corner Broadway and Front; No. l Bur.
net House Corner; ut the Walnut-street House, and
all necessary information may be had.
0mnibusses run to and from each train, and W
call for passengers at all hotels and all parts of the
city, bJ leaving address at either Office;
myl0 General Ticket Agent.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-08

EVINE WINES, BRANDIEs, &c.-JOHN
Il BATES has on hand an extensive stock of fine
Shorty, Port, Madeira, Claret, Champagne and Ca
tawbs Wines. Also, fine Brandiea, Jamaica Rum,
Holland Gin and other Liquors, which he warran Is
fine and Of the best quality. For sale National Thea.
ter Building, Syeamors-strest. sspl2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-10
EIFTY DOLLARs-I. M SINGER q

4 cos CELEBRATED NATIONAL SEWING
MACHINES-OFF1oE 2l7 MAIN Strict, RfcBMosp,
vA;-we would most respectfully invite al to cab
and examine our new stock Of Family, Plantation
and Leather Machines. which tor durability ard
beauty of finish, cannot bo surpassed by any. Our
Machines are 50 constructed, that by the magical
changes they arc made to sew, hem. gather and
stitch from the coarseat cotton bag or heavy
leather. to the finest silk, satin or lace, Of any
description, without trouble, The simple con.
5tructiol, case OF management ana SAVING of time,
NAH the Machine invaluable, and warranted 70
give perfect satisfaction to all. Our new Family
Machine, for light work. will be found one Of the
prettiest and best in use IL is put up In Rosewood,
Mahogany or Enamelsd cases, 70 suit the parior or
work-roofa. Our agent, being fine aachinist, 70
prepared 10 repair Machines and to give all the 10
structions. 50 that the operators can adjust their
Machines with ell ease. Ladies Will be instructed
at their residences also, servants desired free Of
charge. We invite ali 70 call and examine. where
ell possible attention will be paid By cur lady orsr
.tors and agent 10 give explanations whether theJ
purchase or not.
Silk, Thread and Cotton. OF all colors and dsscrp
tions; Needles; Gauges for taekinc and binding.
No charge for shipping. Circulars will be sent 10
all on application by nail or otherwise.
Stitching and Quilting Of eyery description. On
Cloth or Leather.
Shirts, &c, made to order, at abort notice.
au 25-ly I NJ SINGER a co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-10
VNTM. HUBBARD MITCHELL,
w ACCOUNTANT AND COPYIST.

RICHMOND VA.
Will give his attention to Writing no Books. the
Adjustment and Collection of Accounts, and Copy
ing Instruments Of Writing.
Business given him will be done promptly, with
accuracy and neatness.
The patronage of the community is solicited.
Office fer the present. with Mr. Geo I'll Tompkins,
on 18th street, between Main and Goddin's Hall.
de 2Q-Im
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-10

H6dR
ar shia ouanstty there are about 10 hhds or IN
snsesioa Is the different public warehouses.
The Tuhoooo kxchanHe will % opened on MonoAy'
She Ioth Jeuuary 1859 for the sale Of al Teonceo
hroaSht 10 Ire Exchange for sale, when snail se
is~d 10 - al the members Of the trade. ~ well
= III pisntsrs visiting the cisy, suupp.pn
Proprietor Of the Tobacco exchange
a.,s. IN N Y. Friday and Saturday Of ss,0e Va.
r. sf ~. sto 100 do. at S51s ~ pJ 90 so's' w.
Go Tsnn. a. 10 At szx; 1884, oo do. afSz's.
uvv Yosx jan s-Riour IL higher. state ~ Son
-. ohio solG3Ta; southern 1900 ~. neat Is
arm. ssSshsr1 red l2st0l Is; Wksss -. Corn u
ouirs: mixed 10 held at ~ bus buyers oncr ouiy
tork - hesyy; old mess Is W; new u 81 Lard II
dsii st ii1 UiiH. Whisky u arm nj 5shsS1s.
BAxsynosa. Jan. s-Hlouris Qoiet-Howard street
and OHIO SS H. Wheat II unch~ngsd-w white 81 4oQg
las red i.ls4GiD Corn u scarce. and higher yer
low172(07s. white es07i.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 7-Riour unchanged; sales 81
4<j5Rt IS Whisky Is nrm Ut zt6 $50. Hogs
duii and lower; Gales OF 40 q e6@p6 20. The re-
eoioss to-day amounted TO le00 hogs. Mess Pork u
quoted as Si6.75. Lard il firm At lie. Bacon-Bulk
6jdes-ssiss of 80 900 lbs. at "a cents.
NEW URLxANs, Jan. 6.-SAies OF Cotton Today
400 baies The advices by the North american
has caused lees nrmnsss. but quotations are WITH
CsASiNfox. jan I.-salss Of Cotton to-day. 2.cd
bales: aaotssions are unchanged
kAvANHAa, Jan 7-Cotton-oale TO day, 80 baieS,
ct former quotations.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-10
Engineer and superintendent n spa r

NOTICE.--Having sold my stock of
~ Groceries to Mr GEORGE THOMAS, re-
commend my former customers to continue their
pa ronaxe and tavors with him, at the store for
merly occupied by me; aud request all persons
having claims against me to present them TOR
Element, and those who indebted 10 me to conie
forward and settle, as desire 70 close up all my
come.
ia slot ED II MORGAN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-10

aAis a. RAssass THE farm kaewn ~ Nasborne
la iswid1ss cosssy, Va. owned BY Mrs.. Harrison,
eotasteg loo scsss, hes bssa sold % Dr. Price, Of
Dsupswiek for t26 per scrs. Rev. Wm. Harris, Of
DsllneA e.. Va, sold tbs farm 90 vhich DO lives,
eeoeAlniag as acsss 70 A.D. Michele, Cos 90 per
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-10
RLACKsMITHS' TOOLS.--We have IN

RLACkSMlTHS TOOLS,--We have IN
~ store for sale cheap
Berrian's extra and warranted Bellows
Western" Bellows, a new and superior article
Hrigkt's Patent Anvfls
Bold Box Vices
Sing'sstock and Dies. to cut from v nch to Ia
inches
eledge aud Hand Hammers
Horse Shooting do
longs, Farriers' Knives, Rasps Files, &c.
CLAkKSoN, ANDERSON q 90.
De- 30 LOG lain g.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-10
COfnor broaf and I'd 6tFeete
VIRGINIA REMEDY --Mrs D1W

lAO0U9H ELIXIR, one of the best known rene.
dies Tor Coughs and Colds has been in use Ia Rich.
mond and It's vicinity for the past fifteen or twenty
yeers, and has slwaJs proved eficacious in Coughs
and Colds. The following certificate was yoluntari.
" given by Rev. Mr.. Wilss In 1854.
Bowling GREEN, CAROLINE, March o. 1854:
Nh. g. @. WITxR-bear Sir: take pleasure in
informing you that Mrs DAVIS CbEoh Elirirn
purchased Of you, has acted like charm upon my
little daughter. when she bad the Whoopiug Cough
very bad. have used IL also In cases OF Colds. a.
ssme happy results have been produced. regard
This preparation ss excellent medicine and In my
judgement no family ought 70 be withoutlt.
a. WILLIS,
Pastor q the y. y. Church. south. on osrOIins Cir
:. Ror sale ~ ass. 4. B. DAVIS Fisher . Winston.
Millspsugh 3 Jshust1p. j. w. G.riick. r. !. Picof'
\ 40sskm snd Chg. ,. ssls, Richmopd. % IS