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Proposed Revision Of the Map Of Italy

We have been favored with the sight Of a
letter from Germany, written BY q person
holding high station in Vienna, in which it
is stated that. according to the belief Of
political magnates there, the rulers Of Rus
sia, France and Sardinia, if triumphant, in
tend that the future Of Italy shall be as fol-
lows:
First-The Lombardo- Venetian Provinces
to be transferred to Victor Emanuel OF Sar-
dina, who would rule as king Of Northern
Italy.
Second-The States OF the Roman Church.
augmented in territory by the addition Of
Tuscany, Parma, Lucca and the other SOW
ereign Duchies, ruled by Princes Of the House
Of Austria to be erected into an independent
dominion under the sway Of Prince Napo-
leon. Victor Emanuel's SON in law, as King
Of Rome. The Pope to have no political ex-
istance, but still to be head Of the Roman
Church as Bishop Of Rome.
Third-The Kingdom Of Naples to pre-
serve the present territorial limits, which
Lucien Murat, born in March, 1903, a. King
This 10 the Austrian view.
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The REscuRRD-WRIrs o. HADEAs CoaPUs
Application has been made 10 Judge
Scott, Of the Supreme Court, for writs Of habeas
corpus in behalf Of Bushnell and Langston, who
were last week sentenced u Cleveland, to ine
and imprisonment for participation in the res
cue Of fugitive slave at Wellington. The writs
asked were granted, and the prisoners are to 10
brought before the Supreme Coart Of Ohio on
Wednesday the 25sh inst. A hearing will then
be had, the cases presented being now precisely
similar to that upon which the Wisconsin Court
lcted 10 lioerAting Booth, and in regard to which
The United States Supreme Court has recently
counter decree. This question is
'keiy to prove an exciting, if not very trou-
'iesome one, before it is finally disposed Of, and
Vail, Of course, attract very general attention.
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WIZ the United States be Drawn into
the Conflict.

HE New York papers are thus earlv .pec-
siaaag upon the above question The Her
= ~ thinks we will keep out Of the fight. The
.i4es thinks we ought to pitch in If Eng
!. .Auu does. The Herald thinks England means
Aeep Out herself if she can. The Times
'1'lhs she ought to be made to, if she will
interest ". - VI
the r ,G.n contest it is even supposed that
m. o. states cannot avoid taking a part
led to 'G ha Minister at Washington is repor-
liefaDa nave recently expressed such be-
bs5 even to have added thatthe Emperor
,e,t.in sa !, scheme for that We do not en-.
lean -. 'l,e slightest idea that Louis Napo-
tr rsr a araw us as an ally into his schemes
,biat ioS the treaties of Vienna, about
s.s ~ "e 10 not care fig; nor do we sup
ana Ae Will DC inclined to practice any
h, s,s sehelne for drawing us into the con.
beisfst aihst nm. lie may entertain the same
PcaG,; ais uncle did ON this point, When the
M on was formed against him. Napoleon
RYo, |" .he American Minister at Paris,
il, i A. WIN be drawn in; you cannot avoid
ssb 10 ~ not not care which side you take, but |
eved = Ahow where you stand" Then fol-
,s.sli., .ne paper blockade" by England, the
dec measures Of the Berlin and MILAN
did a. and the Orders in Council which
Get 90 os IN. First came the Embargo
@Aa nnally the war with England.
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Ns AAAS . H ~ y = -
Fever and APue Killer
DIR. Bakers Specific.

7Ats u SdJs and certaiR Cure Or G0n0rrAaa tkrrf
Structure, Sessdsdi Eedkness CAordee, Disesssss on
ne ktdseys a~d Bladder, and az DSssasss Of Me
Geajtd1 Ovg0Ms
Reader, have you private diseasef no not neglect
u. you 20 to regular physician with your case Won
peru your reputation u you 70 10 an advertising
use pr. Bakers Specific, watch has saved thoussnds
upon thousands from the hands Of the Mercess Quacks
u not from premature grave. With Or. Bakers epe.
cine you can cure yourself and prevent exposure q
plain directions for use accompany the medicine.
Price 81 50 per bottle
Prepared BY DR.. Easery. oovner Of Third and Chsst
nut street, %. Loas, No., cole Proprietor.
Sold ~ = GAf and eoUlREA BLOeS. Druggists,
Burlington, aud BY Druggists generally. MA1e
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THE BRIDGE OF BUFFALoRA-THE Stow Pro
GREss OF THE AUsTRIANs ExPLAiNEd-Much sur
prise Is manifested by many persons that the
Austrians, after crossing the Ticino, should have
made such slow progress in their march of i'm
vasion, when every hour to them is SO impor-
tant. 1t is stated in letter from Turin that the
Sardinians have blown up the bridge at Buffalo.
"a, felled trees across the roads, and cut the
dykes, and thus have overlooked the fields this
side the Ticino. This, perhaps, will account Tor
the delay of the Austrans. Many of the roads
across the plains of Sardinia, now the seat of
war. are, or were, lined with rows of full grown
trees, and q very little labor would materially
obstruct the roads for two or three days at
least. A correspondent of ours having recently
travelled, by carriage, from Milan to Turin by
Buffalora, Novara aud Vercelli, sends us an ex-
tract from his journal written on the spot, which
may be interesting to the reader now that this
part of Sardinia is SO suddenly made famous:
NovARA, Sept. 24.-We left for Milan this
morning in carriage for Novara, arriving here
at o'clock this afternoon. The road is good
all the way, being nearly straight and q dead
level, with the exception of one or two slight
and gradual ascents and descents. We crossed
on loot the magnificent granite bridge over the
Ticino at Buffalora.
'fhis bridge is one thousand feet long, and
ls the finest bridge ever away from city or
town. 1t has eleven arches of uniform size, and
Is built OF immense blocks of hewn granite, at
a cost of nearly 100000. Such bridge
could not be built Tor million OF dollars in the
United States. The parapets are of hewn gran
lite in immense blocks, four feet high, two feet
wide and six feet long; side walks on each side
OF solid blocks of granite, and double train
Ways Of the same material for carriages. In
deed, the bridge is perfect, and wtbal so sternly
simple that not dollar appears to have been
expended for mere ornament. Unless blown
up by gunpowder, or thrown up by an earth
quake, it would last until the end Of time.
"The Ticino is rapid, clear stream, running
through the plain, with here and there sand
bars at the sides and in the centre Of the river.
In travelling to-day We saw many bitches,
through which clear water was running, and
in some places the plain was overfown @
IAN extensive system of irrigation prevails
in this part of Italy, and the fields on our route
to-day, are cultivated like garden-vines, null
berry trees, corn, grass, ETC., are luxuriant."-
IN. Y. Express.
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Mr.. Letcher has issued long address to the
people Of Virginia, 10 which he ssys:-
+" As Representative in Congress. have on
oil proper occasions defended the institution Of
Slavery from the assaults Of the Abol,tionists
Upon all questions relating TO Slavery, my votes
will be found recorded with my Southern col
leagues. Not measure has been before Con-
gress during my service, having reference TO tho
institution Of slavery, or the rights Of the South.
which has not received my support To my
colleagues in Congress for the past eight years,
without regard 70 their politics, appeal TO vim
dcate me against the suspicion that ! have been
snfAithful 70 ltbe South-hsr Institutions, her
rights, her honor"
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10 gentleman named Jackson, who wen:
'an Charlton, arrived In this city, Saturday,
sixteen days from Fl. Kearney. H says all the
god seekers are returning except such as have
srae 10 California Messrs. Fletcher, Sunder-
knd and their party have gone to California
H. jackson confirms the report in regard to the
threatened burning Of Missouri river Quitting
towns BY the disappointed and humbugged gold
|setkers. They say if the money paid for out.
u Is not refunded and they set across the river
Pc OF charge, they will take vengeance into
helr own hands. The inhabitants OF some of
Pc towns have fed. In one there was nobody
t' but the Post Master and his family.
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DIR. EASTERLY'S
Iodine and SarsaDarilla.

AO0AAA0 011A 06I Sd DdT1ll6.
T'H1s Medicine will permanently cure all diseases
arising from an impure state Of the Blood or OH ar
Huids OF the system, viz:
Se,Gtala, Obstinate Old Sores, Pnptes on the Face,
letter, Scald Head. .sals RAenns, Cancers. COTE
White Stockings, Ferer Sores, FiEss, ErvsiDeias
sm aiats p Ms Gtanas, PUNE r. te Bones asd
from he use Of Mercury and Ca1omsl.
Such powerful curative properties combined In
d.. Easterly's Iodine and sapariIla
oughly CURED by it-Cases that had resisted every
known remedy and been given up BY the distin.
For LIVER COMPLAINT and DYSPEPSIA j, i. An
niallioa remedy. II will cure CHRONIC AND In
FLAMMAToRY RHEUMATISM, no matter how BAD,
II faithfully used. 1t will cure every form of NERVOUS
DISEASE, and strengthen ~ restore the system TO
perfect health and vigoE. 1t positive cure for
Man,hx psrd such as irregularities Of the
preaching that critical period Of e-the CESSATION or
The MENsEs-it IL inv auabe.
and rosy cheek, should Dr. Easterlys Iodine aad
Sarsspariils. 1t will remove Pmples from the Face
Biotches, and oil roughness from the skin, and give
fair and beautiful complexion.
1t will cure Dropsy, Gravel Diseases Of the Kidneys
Bladder and Urinary Organs 1t has equal these
complaints.
DIR. Eastcrly's iodine 4 sarsaparflIa
IL positive and radical for MERcURiAL DISEASE
no matter how deeply may have eatea into the frame
and vital organs. 1t will eradicate every particle of
Mercury from the System, and heal its bad Effects 1t
will cure Secondary syphilis Senereal Disease, no
will thoroughly annihiate and e1pel the syphilitic
virus, and all hereditary taints and poisonous matter
from the system and restore to perfect state Of
HEALTH and PURITY.
To the Afflicted with Scrofula or old
Sores
Persons who have long been afflicted with scrofula
old sores, letter, Ringworm, scald Head, Btotches,
Eruptions of the Skin, 4c., are advised to procure
GkADLEf'S SALT RHEUM AND TEITE TX OINTMENT.
to the sores or diseased parts when using Dr. Easter
iy's Iodine and sarsaparilla The Iodine and sarsa.
para Purlhes the BLOOD and orises out Of the sys-
tenn the impure and vicious matter, and removes the
cause, while the Ointment HEALS THE SORE when
both are used, VIII Oh always D. failure
o. radical and permanent cure has been known
They are the best remedy in the world.
Ps.-The proprietor soennly believes thai his Iodine
and sarsaparia and Gridey's Ointment WILL cuRE any
form Of Ulcer or old sore any part Of system
used according to directions, for reasonable length
q nme faithful and honest trial IL All ask do
not fear the result.
Price Of the Iodine and sar parilla 81 per bot
tie six bottles for -. Grdlsys ointment Is cents
per bottle
Prepared BY DR.. Eastery, southeast corner Of Third
and Chestnut streets Louis sole proprietor 20 whom
all ord trs must be addressed.
Sold by \. L. GAY and SQU1RES GLOSS, Druggists,
burlington, ana py druggists generally. febl9
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THE WEEKLY HAWK EYE

erWe call the attention Of the Public at
large. and Country Merchants in particular, to
,hs advertisement Of Messrs. GRxExRAun 4
x.skrL, Wholesale and retail dealers. jefferson
.,reet, No. IA, in Ready Made Clothing, FIR.
.;.ai.c Goods, Hats, Cloths, Cassisseres, Vest
;.o,. 7oiior's Trimmings, ETC.. etc. Their stock
!. ,he MOST INTENSIVE in their line In the city,
md they keep some Of the finest Clothing, Cas-
.;m,,t, and Testings, which they will be happy
= make sp to order at about a. IoV rates, as
p..dy made Clothing can be bought for. Gen
.,.nep intending to 60 to Pixies Peak will end
:. ,ieb. kind Of goods in their establishment.
Go and see
Je6erson st., No. IA,
A.,or, purchasing elsewhere. ap4-d&wtf
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New York, May 81.
6TOCKS-Dutl and heavy,

STOCKS-Duu and heavy.
MONEY-On call. Fair request this A. M. at Der
cent, and FIRST class paper is done at 5416 mostly
STERLING EXCHANGE-110h is the rate for the
best Hills.
FLOUR-More active and 15G2Sc better. Sales
10000 bbls At 45 1896 Is for super state ~ OO7 20
extra do; 70 9O097 50 common to good extra western
Arm ut ~ 1905 90.
WHEAT.Buoyant and nominaly 16a2c better
Safes 900 bush At 81 u fair white western.
COkN-Quist. Sales small; 5000 yellow Of an
kinds.
Canadian.
BARLEY--Duil.
RYE-Dull
PORK-Frmer. Sales 1000 bbls at el7 20@17 81
new mess; 4lS 80 for prime.
BEEF-Steady and unchanged.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet.
BACON-Dull.
OUT MEATS-Dull.
LARD-Heavy Sales 100 bbs at 1lGh11X
BUFTER-In moderate demand at 1S612Oc for new
State and western
CliEEsE-lleavy At 5D94 as in quality.
WHlSKEY-Heavy and held At 29G13O.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GMPORTANT SO All.

Every man, woman snA child Should rsaA The a1ves-
tIssments which have been inherited In our celunns ~
Dr. Easterly, Of -. Lous. His medicines are ceiling
very rapidly In nearly every and city ths west
ern States, and there has been but veiss saying
Dr. Easterly your medicines good During The Inst
two years One Hundred thousand Beetles u Dr..
Easserlys Iodine ami sarsaparIa have bssn sed;
One Hundred Thousand Bottles Of Dr.. Easssry Fever
and Ague Killer, and very large quantities II Dr. Car
ters Cor ugh BalsAn, Or. HoopeIr Female Cordial, and
r.baksrs Specific. and the dea and ID every day In
crsasng, which shows thas when articles possess high
intrinsic merit like these, they do not fail 70 - appre
eiated by the American people. No psrson a6licted
with any disease for which they
fail TO give them atrial
No person shoa.l think Of gong 70 PIXIES
fEAh without taking supply OF Or. Easterly's pepu.
lar Medicines They are Ssfd By fQUIRED & IL0se
and Z. Z. GAY. RurlinRton. lnza fnaM
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Only Paper taxing Dispatches in
Southern lOan0,
ARRIVAL or THE vANDEnnIIr.

ARRIVAL OF THE WANDER RILT
/ New York, Nay 81.
The steamship Vanderbilt, from Southampton
arrived this A. n. She left Southampton Il ,
| T. N. Of the 18th, and was on the light shir
| at . o'clock this morning. Her news u mainly
anticipated BY the City Of Baltimore.
The frigate Currscco, with Lord Napier on
| board, arrived ct Plymouth on the 7th.
The steamship Peito, from New York, 9Th ult.,
arrived 1t Southampton on the 9th.
The Royal Canadian Regiment, formed il
Canada during the late war, is under orders for
Corfu.
The French garrison at Rome had been main
tanned.
The entire subscription to the new French
loan Of 500, 600, 600 francs reached 500. OOO.-
600 francs the first day.
An embargo had been levied upon Austrian
vessels in Sandman ports, but neutral property
on board is to be respected.
A revolutionary movement was expected ct
Como. The tri-color had already been raised
before the castle.
The Bavarian Government have ordered the
raising Of . loan of 100000 forms ct A per
cent
The Austrians had imposed on the town Of
Verseils tax Of $4,000 francs.
A Turin despatch Of the 9th says the Aus
TRANS have advanced from Verseil towards Be
ROMEO and Saluzoia. They continued to for
tfy themselves on both banks Of the Sezia ana
at San Gernano. The Austrians threw out re-
connoiteriDg parties, which had advanced a. far
as the head of the Bridge Of Casale, but being
attacked by other soldiers they withdrew.
The lie horde and Independence Beige con- |
tain the following: Gen. Garrabaldi. combining
his movements with those o! Gen Cialini. has /
attacked the Austrans at Verseil. beating them
and carrying off 800 prisoners.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS fires had occurred
It Melbourne and Ballsrat, and considerable
tir had been made in -four market BY the ap-
'earance of considerable American in barrels,
which was selling at los higher that at Vic
oria.
The ships Great Britain, Mermaid and Sussex
rom Australia brought 10000 ounces of gold.
Extraordinary activity is reported amoug
miners and new and promising gold fields have
cen discovered.
The Vanderbilt anchored of the Highlands
lst night, The quickest westward trip ever
,ade.
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RICHARD Golden ON OUR PUBLIC Schools
Mr.. Golden was in town again on Saturday, and
desired to visit the city schools, but they were
not in session. The Superintendent explained
to him the system upon which our schools are
now conducted, and Mr.. Golden expressed him.
self highly pleased with the plan. He thought
we needed good Central High School to per-
feet our system. He says he considers the pub
lie schools the sheet-anchor of our national
safety. When he finds the public school build
ing the finest in the place he has the best prom
Use of the future prosperity Of that community.
-[Sprine6eld Journal
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New York Nav 10 NJ

The great double team match for ten thou
sand dollars between Ethan Allen and mate.
and Lantern and mate, came off on the Union
Course, Long Island, yesterday. The race was
a most exciting one, and the Course was very
largely ATTENDED by sporting characters from all
parts OF the country. There were five heats and
Ethan Allen was declared the victor
The first heat was dead heat; time 2m. lis.
The second heat was won by Ethan Allen; time
Pm. u LES. The third heat was won by Ethan
Allen; time 2m. As. The fourth was dead
The fifth was won by Ethan Allen; time Pm. S5s.
Beating Lan.hern by only eight inches,
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The New Orleans Delta endeavors to
the cotton traffic arising from the European war
by stating that " the cotton crop of the past
year has been sent forward" and is off their
hands, and that "before the next crop begins
to come into market, affairs will have settled
down into q healthy and solid condition.
This is giving the war as brief duration as
Napoleon has rather too sanguinely estimated.
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UNITED STATES EXPRESS.
II r N OVAL.

vTIHIs COMPANY has removed their once 70 No.
j 81 Main street.
This Company viii forward money and other valua.
be packages freigh.s. and make collections Id an
parts OF the United States and the CAnadas
California, Europsan and Ill other packages entrupt.
ed to this Company will be forwarded with dIsna ~
and At reasonable rates.
PACKAGES received until o'clock, r. M.
may6- WAtdsf H. T. HUNT, Agent
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S8 dispatch from Lavenworth, May goth,
announces the arrival OF 800 in shot and scale
s'a-sa!s that succeeding stages will bring
.sO'e' alc that mining prospects are good
aoe'e still too much snow in the mountains
Ior nining purnoses
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20 The ferry boats now make their trips to
suawka junction, or nearly so, sailing, with
|en'y OF water, across the bottom. "CIose con-
eeuons" are thus made and passengers arrive
nd depart on time, hardly losing half an hour.
esdes The novelty of steamboat ride of an
Poa' through the woods, over cultivated fields
Pu to The sand ridge ought to be worth some
Ming extra
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A DANGEROUS CoUNrERyEIr-A new and
dangerous counterfeit is nov in circulation in
this city. It is q five on 1.-THE Vermont Bank"
The note is one altered from the genuine plate
Of broken bank. II can be detected BIZ CON-
pairing the words "Vermont" and "Bank,n
where they occur in the principal line The
former is more coarsely executed than the latter
Look out for fves on the Vermont BAnk.-Chi.
Dem
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STOP THAT COUGH!
DIR. CAkEEM,S COUGH MAISAo9

WIZ Cure Coughs, l0lds AstAnsd Coasump tion Byoa.
chHis, SPitia0 Of Blood, Pain Ia the Side and
1am sasi, ns"r.sy, whoeping o9asa Group Lsser
eases o. TIE 1hroct, Chest ard Laags.
Too much care and attention cAnnol be given to dis
eases OF the THROAT and LUNGS header, have you
neglect it, Delay 10 dangerous. MILLIONS die an.
nuAly BY neglecting COMMON COLD. Colds and
Coughs lead TO CONSUMPTION, and then TO an early
death. Be advised IN time, and procure 1t once ths,
the greatest and BEST REMEDY IN THE WORLD II
has cured thousands upon thousands after ph, scians
and every other remedy Aad fall d. and the patient
given up 70 die. Physicians Druggists and all who have
used DIR. Carter's Cough Balssn universally acknew-
edge 1t the most PROMPT, PLEASANT and EFEICA-
ClOUs REMEDY known for all diseases u the Throat
PrceTrai bottles Is cents larger bottles, II per
bottle, or 6 bottles for -.
Preparedby DR.. Easterly, OF Third I'd Oh "a,
nut streets sole proprietor and to whom all ord uss
sold BY =. =. GAY and soUIREs nLoss. Drussists,
burlington, ands Druggists generally. fs619
ut. EANTERLK,S
Fever and Ague Killer.
This Medicine sciU care fercr md Awe Lvnb
Agas. tAitts AVID Ferer. Infeymitseas aad Rssnie-
tent ferers aud srery form Of fet~ incsdems 70 ~
Among AL the CELEBRATED REMEDIES Tor Axus
aud Fever, drst and foremost In rank stands
DIR. EasteFiyss Fever aMG Aguc Killer.
This medicine il positive cure. both speedy and
permanent During tile last Ave years Il has cured over
efficacy in all parts OF the West the ONLY RELIABlE
REMEDY for the cure Of these dsr essing complaints
II VIII also cure fnargem Of the Spleen Asus Cake
etc It's perfectly harmless 70 the most derats
stitution or tender infant Try II, W afflicted.
- Price 81 per bottle. or six bottles for o..
Prepared BY DR.. Esstery OF Third and Chest.
Sold BY y. y. Gar and sQUlREs BLOSS, Druxs,,ts
Buringtns, Nv Druggists generally. fs6i0
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e8 Michael Mullen was arrested yesterda
BY Marshal Winton, on q charge of petit lar
ceny, he having stolen lumber from one Of Mr..
Rands RATS, and wood from the Railroad
Office. He was taken before Esq. Harris and
fined two dollars and costs.
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If Rice aud Gerard, the two Democratic
|alaldates for Congress in the 9th District, had
ngh' at Bonneville, KY, Monday last. Rice
Vas badly shot and man named Smith killed.
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HALLS LUNG siALSAm.

Physicians will u.s. IT, Why s Il not safe for The PEG
pes The medicine to which refer Is CDR. Halls Bal
30 for the Lungs" have prescribed IL In . large
number Of cases, and dlscdys sciM Oas
~ particular, to which wish now refer, vas Oigea
Mp ~ secevdl pAysicidss Who had been called in
suitalon. The patient had az TIE symptoaS u con-
Nrmed conssDptio. such cold night swests, hectic
iever harrassng cough, with continued pain In the
1ooe OF the right ISn0, attended with severe diarrha
commenced immediately TO get better By the Of
'he above named medicine, and was restored to
1shdt hedlH nave also found DR.. Halls Bslsam the
'ost cd4"GD1e epfctor0ns for breaking up distressing
coughs and colds that have ever used
c, W. D. WRIGHT, N. D.
HANS balsam for the Lungs 10 sold By all Druggists
ana ~ agents In every town 10 the country.
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IA Major Remey, We observe, 10 selling
goods At Danve. The name Of the firm of
which he is . member, is A. Still 4 Co. A large
stock Of goods has been opened, With every
prospect of healthy and permanent business.
Success to the new firm.