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ALLEGED KIDNAPPING or FREE NEGRO SAL.
LORS AT TIE SOUTH

SAVANNAH, Nov. %, 1850.
hu been Tumorea here for several days, bal general
ly discrected, that tree negro forcioy
tasen the night Of the l7lh from The bark n. W.
Br dge, Of Cumberland Island aud not Afterwards
heard o. Il also runored tia. three free negro Sailors
a portion OF the OF the brig OK id, taken
from Feruand.ns jail aud removed 10 parts unknown.
me Fefpsndlna Ecs. Flrida. OF the 2isi ssserts the
truhaness Of The reports, and attributes the
re;asstory measures, bu, condemns tic proceedings
Judge Petran in charge u the Grand jury denounced
these Tho editor says probable The legislature
MI asa act preyert!rg Northern vessels bringing
such crews catering florida ports.
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THE SECESSION FEELING IN GEORGIA.

THE SECESSION FEELING IN GEORGIA.
CoLuxHrs Nov. 20, 1880
A mas meeticg Of this and surrounding c~an.ier In
Georgia and Alabama will be held here 20 morrow. Pro
mineu, from Georgia, Alabama and South oaro-
Ina will be here TO hold private consultation to de-
wire plan fer probable .eces,ion Tho merchants via
co<e their s,ores during the day.
It's thoprtt here that 1. vii be advisable for the
Southern banks 10 suspend IN q short tine.
The convention OF Alabama has legislative poves, and
win undoubtedly anti crlze the Suspension.
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AN APPEAL FOR PEACE FROM THE MARY.
LAND BAPTISrS.


A. q meeting o. tho Maryland Bsp,s, Ur,on Assoc'a
tion, held IN the street Baptist church. wsshinrt,n
4 November H. upon motion OF tho Rev. Wilson, The
following resolution sss unanimously sd ,pte!.-
aserpa appeal 20 the Bapsists Of The United States
both North and South In the distracted
81 the aston 70 sk the thrgs that make for pcare
and 10 exert their powerful influence Christian peo
pie IN behalf Of moderation csmnees and the coosidcra
ton Of the unspesksoly moment,ss subjects ssse u
KIND, Chrst,en rpirt
committee was accordingly appointed, Who sub nit.
ted the accomranyug address which vas unani mously
adopted ey the ASSOCIATION together With this resolution
Resolved, That the address be pubsbei IN the
True Urfn .rd teat cory be N each saptst n,
per In tic Jtusd Ststes, With the request publish
the same, 70 mk ta;h Baptist pastor read his
corgr,gsiNn
In. ihsefcre, bere~th sent IN you with the e.Ypes,
std 20 ID iessofng peace and prosperity beloved
lard
To THE BArvfsrs IN THESE UNITED STATES or Aas
RIGA.
We, tie Maryland Bspis, union A. orailoo ssaes bed
IN Wnhinaton, Q, 90 the .. DAP Of Nosembcr,
$50 ssnd rre-<irs
ovss Rrethesn--Evcp when Isra. wss c.ry,e1 swsv
captive ibry comm sndsd By G,i pres for tie
psscs q the land Of their captivity, seek % pro
mole iis welfare. "Sssk the pesre Of the cv xbhsr
Have carecd 10 be carried sway captses 20 prav
uro TIE lord FOR H. for IN the pcscs thereof saa 70
hsve pefcrb Hos mech more earnestly OUGHT ~e 10
ssh the peace Of this own hsoved bat most ds-
tvacttd csuauy.
whatever The discrepan lies 10 oar vi.ss "A q, o,h.r
msstefs there be- hat opinion the s,rt ~
political hostlty which has 20 long bee, srrayips one
section al The Union agsoet the 70 tue reclpro
cal tarnts and defiant recyim nations shca At this mo
losumbeni mon ell sho The disciples Of Him whose
enscr whose cessseter whose exanpls teach love
end 70 tsss our enemies
pcs - pcse,sus ,sil len y sscsops politicians,
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TIGHT TINES IN SAVANNAH.

From The savannah Republican, Nov. 90
The ttrrgercy 10 money matters which character.
izts our commercial community, wss not exceeded BY
The incidents Of the panic Of 1857 Not arising 10 IL true
from sny actual want Of capital TO coniuct AID
which prevails Ia regard the Of other money ed
II sttutous with whst Intimately coanected
That oer banks are perfectly solvent doubts
that their dictated ~ the simplest feeling ~
prudence 10 too pain W cause question. C1nder sch
state 81 crcurstarcef stcmr TIE positive duty OF
legislature N session 10 s-nrt 10 them the right o.
Suspension tor csrtsc ierg,h Of time Il may a.; bs
ntc.fary Tor the 70 take this STEP and believe they
s IN rcncit'or avoid It, bit they forced 70
ths latter, III he at the c,s tf much distress
sac-ice on the part n whole State. south Caro-
lins tas sreaoy provided for the cnersency, and II
tie tales shisgo 81 u while baIss bound
-lc.,ly ny legal restriet MS cur currency w
be orver hone and this state supplied With bus from
sroihtr state where liberal sSs project such
hruks can susrend. ard csnnot riil have in.
FORT spscie Al their for they
VII gather W all cur currency and sand II IN for
dcrpilou-,hrs fcsiric.irg facilities uh!ie ioetfy
rerce which c.lonss 10
We repeat srsn. not positive necessity for
hsDss y susp.ni rs Il i necessity 10 the people that
iheT thcrii The fatty sppsss naa 10
them are Il character shich render reusais palIful
nat tt rrtfcvstou nests that rcfusss mast be made
u toes hsd tais power % suspend At . moments no
irr, - that the Carohns banks c1ulf have no al.
vsossso them, they oSaid their mosey OUT for
- lcrg there = drain tnem 10 supply tue sps
hey nrt tic wsr's ~ tsei- tran.a-t ons they
1- n spepad cnn6uoo e meet u But with
GsFoitrs atd 6eCrt, both to supply u utterly "
t&e rnrstur t0srpp.e that they Will attempt ~ u
= usstr policy 10 treat bar ks though they
rose Fhavtrs and rfurers % true, they should NOS
be given op Ench rope, but VT they supply the
rtm,'c Ntse ihey ente t. cirsi Iteration at the
ssrcs o. or Ev rssers. sid trusf that eorsi1cra
iio' msy te cx'sadsa o. itsm II q not, upop tbs
htsta q or Legislature may rev TIE du,rcss which
go rprfrg grcr Isl
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STATE OF AFFAIRS AT CHARLESTON.

STATE OF AFFAIRS AT Oh AALkSiON.
CnAREIos, Nov. %, 1850.
The Mercury N editorial this ming u cales the
idea OF blockadpg Charleston and fays federal blockade
would only hasten tne corfunRton Of Southern Don.
fderacy and would fail Isolate South Carolina from
the slater cotton stases, the Brtsh embargo failed N
IVA TO soa.e Massachusetts, from her sister colonies
ticket for the Convention appears In the morning pa
pers, embracing the names which II Is generally con-
coded viii be elected from the Charleston district Tne
tset ia headed by Senator Rhett and Judge hagraia
and la composed partly Of old secessonis, Partly Of
orer opeTa,on.s, but the present Political views
Of all OF them announced by authority 20 be ex
pressed in the folio sing Propositions
Frs-ThAt the Convention, when assembled, shoald
withdraw South Carolina from the Confederacy Of the
United States the ordnance Of secession can
be framed
Ncond-rhat after South Carolina wthdrivs from the
conedcracy OF the United States she should be
resned with any OF the eayencding Saes OF this
Union, in any form Of government whatever.
b will be introduced IN the Legislsture, and will
undoubtedly pass providing that free negroes shall leave
the Safe before the lat OF January 1892 or then shan
choose masters and be eayes.
Cocksdes IN ruch demand that newso'ys are selling
them around the hotels
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the SOUTHERN CRISIS.
~~~~~~-~~~~>~-~~~re>~>~~~~
cur Iespatcbes from Washington
b AchmOnd, augusta, savannah,
Baltimore and Trenton
7 he Financial Effect of the BE-
evolutionary Movement.

suspension Of Banks and Bankers in
Charleston, Augusta. Ga, Trenton,
NJ, Pittsburg and Baltimore.
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BANKS LOCALIZED.

The suspension q the North Carolina banks was Legal
lied by the Legislature today. The proceedings were
withcu, special lnteres;.
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iyored few days lso the Grand Jury In the Circait
Oxrt Of that CITY, referred ~ length TO the preseat
distracted state OF the country ard attributed al It's pre-
evils spirit oil waich OF late seems
70 have grown up among the people.
meeting was held in Goochland county, on the 18Th
inst, ct which resolutions adopted declaring the
election u Lincoln open and official avowa oy popu-
lar msorty at the North and Of the nation that the past
aggreseors Of black rcpublcans rights that tho cleo.
tlon of Lincoln Ia open declaration the part o.
the blscks that sgsressons against Southern rights
are TO be pevsis'sd 10 with great a9gravation In
the future ard thai they do dare TO rests. agrees
and 10 maintain their rights under the constitution
aton also adopted requesting the Governor 10
call the Legislature together the Let Of DECEMBER
with view TO their issuing call for State Convention
The Eaaminer OF to day regrets that Inc sou'nern
States should adopt the policy Of separate State acion 10
preference 10 united action, they seemed disposed 70
do II still urges Virginia mite with the other SOUTH
States ami press the necessity and expediency OF
Southern Conference.
s now pretty certain that Virginia has gone Bell
by about two majority. The democratic vote
jenkins Congress ona district which may be said - be
beyond the range of civilization was very small There
counties N that district which takcs two weeks to
hear from.
me south Carolina students at the University Of vrg
MIA ia re formally rendered their services TO their native
State whenever they shall be needed 70 thrash Uncle SAM
BANK SUSPENSIONS IN PIrTsBURG.
PITrsBrRG, Nov. q, 1880
The banks Of ths city excep. the old Bl0k o. Pitts
burg suspended spece payments to-day. The Bank Of
Pittsburg pays specie all iis liabilities, as il did in
1857
GOV. WISE AND THE SECESSION MOVEMENT.
NORFOLK, Va, Nov %, 1860
Gov Wise has offered his services 10 Gov Gss, Of
South CAROLINA, IN Of emergency and II not ro
qaired by Virginia.
BANK SUSPENSIONS AT CHARLES TON.
CuARlxsros, s. c., Nov. %, 1860,
Tie Mreuy rays the Farmers Exchange Bank, Charles
ton, suspended yesterday.
SUSPENSION OF A BALTIMORE BANKING
HOUSE.
BALTIMORE Nov g. 1850
Samuel Harris Sons, bankers, have suspen led. Is
understood TO be only temporary.
SUSPENSION OF THE TRENTON BANKS.
TRENTON, j., Nov 3, 1850
Both Trenton banks hive suspended. Tney pay out
small amounts to business men 10 the city.
THE SUSPENSION OF TIE NORTH CAROLINA
BANKS LOCALIZED.
RAIKGH, N. c. Nov g. 1850.
The suspension q the North Carolina banks was legal
lied by the Legislature to-day. The proceedings were
withcu, special interest.
SUSPENSIONS AT AUGUSTA AND CHARLES.
TON.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov 20, 1880
II in bank circles here 10 day that Governor
Brown wiz veto sny lag sanctioring suspensions Of
banks unlces the state secedes.
There are rumors aso that more Of the Charles
ton banks have suspended, as well as large cottoc
house; names not given. This needs confirmation.
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SUSPENSIONS AT AUGUSTA AND CHARLES.
TON.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. "a, 1880
Ia rumored in bank circles 10 day that Governor
Brown wiz veto any lag sanctioring suspensions Of
bank. unlees the state secedes
There rumors Also that one or more OF the Charles
ton banks have suspended, as well as large cottoc
house; names not given. This needs confirmation.
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20 ire Var department Although t Temporarily dis
.rc,sa ITO President, IN view OF dtnacaisles
Of greater magnitude, the strength Of the military
power the govern that region win be pded
iowLIGa The suppression OF ;hs land pratcsi expedition
Ia lta Northwest Il win DO crushed before Lincoln
Tescaes Warrington
Applicants In behalf Of making for Pixies Peak q Terri
eoTiai government already here. Some OF Their
rpokemen 90 with the President 10 opposition to
siop but others, powerful 81 home, 60 with the
South
Letters con inue 10 be received from South Carolina
President Buchanan. Tho apprehension Is expressed
here, however, tina. questions growing out OF seces
Zion viii lave 10 DO practically dealt VITO
BY he present administration as In stated from dis
III gufhed source, that s,uh Carolina will certainly
cede the State Convention snail resolve.
The opinion obtains IN Official quarters, tnsl
thong, The South has just cause OF conap.sis,,
against he North State justiaed IA secession
yIlutonary movements, not, at least, until every
constitutions and legal measures Of redress nave
been exhausted, urd that no State has tie
right 10 commit any act which would have the
effect Of precip.atng such = condition o. affairs would
induce compel other States 70 join her in disruption Of
the Union and that calm, dspassonate deoera'on Of
The part OF the people may 70 restore
general confidence and preserve the integrity Of Toe con-
stuton such Ia understood TO be the potii.on OF the
President
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SUSPENSION OF THE TRENTON BANKS.
THE SUSPENSION or TIE NORTH CAROLINA

Both Trenton banks hive suspended. They pay on,
small amounts 10 nGs.acss men 10 the city.
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Samuel Harris Sons, bankers have suspended. 1t Is
Understood 10 be only temporary
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BANK SUSPENSIONS AT CHARLES TON.
CHAklKsros, 8. C., Nov. 49, 1860
he krcu,y rays the Farmers Exchange Bank, Charles
ton, suspended yesterday.
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sPENSION OF A BALTIMORE BANKING
HOUSE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-26

NEW YORK mARKBT-NOv. Is.

FLOUR-Market may quoted a trihe better with
fair local and eastern trade demand, and purchasers
disposed to buy to a moderate extent &C yesterdays
sales 500 bbk, at A,7s@S4,9O for superhns state;
&9@05,RO for extra s:ste; S4,75G5,O for superhne
WESTERN &,p095YH 1OT common to medium extra
western; s5,295,s5 for shipping brands extra round
ChNGDIAN FLOUR-The market is Dull
good extra; S107,4O for faTOrite brands.
RYE FLOBR-Quiet and steady with tTifing
CORN mEAL-In little better request, with
sales Of $50 bbls at Ss,f0for jersey Ss,55 for Brandy
wine.
WHEXTGHolders insist on better prices to which
shippers are unwilling to acceed, and the market is,
good Milwaukee club at S1,l6 winter red western
Sl,220l, % Racine spring at Sl,l3; white western
at SlS Ed1teI rec M t9o1s q y ~ "a store win
RYE-Dun and heavy at 69070c.
BARLEY-Little more freely offered and the
market is firm. Sales are $3.50 bush Canada East at
CORN-shade hrmer, but less active demand-
Sales 5000 bush at 64G65c for mixed western in
68k@66c and 67@6sc for Southern yellow. The LAT
O1Ts-Eittie armer with more doing, at s6@s7c
PORK3Sfeady for mess and frmer for prime.
Sales are go bblg at Sl6,7aQI7,M for mess; Sn.5O8
1870 for prime. Closing At the latter.
BEEE-Market continues quiet and steady
Sales are 875 bbls at S8,500l0,OO for repacked mess
Gt0,5061l,o extra mess.
RREFH AALS-Dull at Sl49l4,3 for western.
GUT MEAT5-Quiet. Sales Of mall paroles at
ZH@7Ae shouldeTsj logl91se hans
Unchanged.
TIRB-Markst dull. Sales are 100 bbls at TS6
l24e for prime city l2xo western.
BUTTER-Q Quiet and steaoy at lO9l4c for Ohioi
CHEEsE-Stesdy at 9@iO1zc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-26

The News OF Nov, 9th says that the present
Commander Of the Department Of Oregon has
determined ON measures which must eheotually
secure the immigration routes into the Valley Of
the Columbia from annoyance during the coming
sea.on.
Latest from EaHeralda mines.-By recent SO
counts from that district, Il appears that valuable
mineral discoveries continue 70 be made There
are now nearly 200 miners In the district, most
OF whom, should the weather continue favorable,
Will winter here. The Esmeralda discoveries
caontinue TO improve as they advance into IL
f. kearney, 23d-The coach Of the western
Stage Co, from Denver 10th, passed this evening
for Omaha, with mails and messenger Of Hinek-
ley a Co.'S Express. who had $4,000 In charge,
and was "a hours behind time, owing % q severe
snow storm on Monday and Monday night.
Denver City, 20 1t has been showing here al
day yesterday and last night. The snow Is now
six inches deep around Denver.
No mining news Of interest.
Republicans here are Joyous, and all others eN-
press themselves strongly anti-disunionist,
TT. Kearney, 26-The Denver City Coaeh,
with dates to the 22d, passed this p. ~ 1t brings
Sl4, $50 In treasure.
Denver City, 2l-Weather Tuesday night ex-
tremely cold. Thermometer at Q o'clock yester-
day 10 degrees below zero.
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ARR1YAL oF poNY FxpRRss.

Fl. KEARSET, Nov: IS.
Pony Express from San Francisco at $40 P, NJ.
Of the 14th, passed here about 4 this p d, Con
sidering the snow and bad weather in the noun
tains, this is making good time, By this arrival
we have Pacific news as follows:
San Francisco, 14-Trade has been more active
this week than the past Considerable rain has
fallen, but not sufficient TO interfere seriously
with the transportation Of goods, Throughout
the exterior the country has been supplied so Hbe-
rally within the past six days as to diminish the
present demand, and as soon es freights advance,
We may look for It's lmoste entire cessation. This
is the general expectation entertained by city
dealers, and hence their continued efforts TO re-
duce stocks, and to avoid calling upon first hands
for anything not Immediately needed. Transac-
tons continued limited without particular change
san Francisco, Nov. "a -Prssidential election re-
turns still lack bor 500 votes Of being eomplete,-
las 5000 BreckinTidge Slszi6s Bslteoe6- Lincoln
over Douglas sc. This t1 the most favorable ac-
count for Douglas pp9nsheo. ytheF authorities
plaos him near lgo behind Lincoln. The balance
81 thu returns will probably reduce LincOln's MAJOR
ity, but the state y generally conceded to have
gone Republican, though thS Official count is re-
Cuired to settle all doubts.
A dispatch from Yuroka, near Oregon, on the 18th,
says the latest adv}cag Gom Oregon give 80 mai. for
lincoln ever B~reckinridRs. Douglas was eco behind
1raoktnricge, with three small counties to hear
rom which cannot vary the result.
Returns from & few 81 the principal counties show
donations on eltctien to-day TO the Washington
Me9lna9lIln hnnd 70 the amount Of S2G which must
rs believed that g majority Of the people Of Cal
hornla Foiea eeAaet calling q Constitutional Con-
AT o'clock to-day the express arrived At Fort
Churchill, Utah Whenos news Of the PreEfdenfiai
election Was sent 70 san Francisco, and 15biishsd
in he extra Bulletin and Alta
The Republican State Central Committee is-ue5
az address 1TFing q general illumination 81 San
francisco to-mOrFoW
Espsnosa, one Of the rinFleaderl ora ehlIbustersr
who went into Lower California from Los ANGELO
county recently, has been killed in q fight. The
band e committing mnrdsrs and robberies By the
wholesale In the psningula.
The citiZen8 Of San Diego have sent relief 70 the
Governor Of Lower California. A letter from Waila
Wslla, Washington Territory, to the Portland, Or;
Just arrived intb0 KFiley from tbs command Of Capt
1epte, who We mdsned cut upon the emigrant
reads in the Ticinltym IT. Boyd to investigate the
report Of the massacfd of the emigrents. Captain
Dent found 10 OF y en1Erants still alive and SUBJ
sistinR upon the dead bodies Of their assOciates.-
Some had died from actual starvation. Mr.. Myers,
his brothers wife Mrs. Myers, with i've children,
and Miss Erimble was among the living. This
parry was t1bsistiDg upon the dead body ofthe 6th-
pad bnlbshd 81 the hmily.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-26
MONEY MARKET,

NEW York, Nov. q.
The money market Is gradually settling down,
but rates outside the Banks are quite steady and
u per cent Is still the minimum for prime paper.
Exceptional transactions e8t2 per cent.
On call there is a good demand at : per cent.
The foreign Exchange market presents no new
features. Drawer At the close met the demand
freely at l05aIN on London, and 53T9545 on
b new arrangements Of the Banks for the
settlement Of their balances Is working well.
The certificate in conformity to the resolution
have been prepared and bout 5000 900 was issued
Yesterday. b far there appears to be little oc-
casion for their use.
Brokers are drawing on Philadelphia at 162
percent and buying n per cent on Baltimore;
the rate is per cent.
On st. Louis no change.
Chicago rates are lower and bankers have made
arrangements 70 secure a return Of about 2 per
cent next week.
Exchange on all points Is more favorable this
afternoon, and moderate rates only are expected.
CJaeob Little took bis seat ut the Stock Board
today.
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ROsTON News.

...... HH.- 84eA0N1 -
The following resolution was adopted at the meet
ing Of the Bank officers this forenoon
Re5olbsd. That the Ass0citted Banks Of Boston be-
lieve It TO Be the duty Of the Boston Banks to main
tain the integrity Of specie paying banks in the
present crisis, and in order 10 meet the demands OF
the cpmmeriM community, they viii render all aid
possible for the accommodation Of he public, by dis
counting to the utmost extent Of their ability,
Hon. Amos A. Lawrence presided ats meeting In
Fremont Temple last night, in aid Of Kansas.
Speeches were made and a committee Appointed to
solicit inscription.
Mayor Green, Of Cambridge, has been nominated
BIZ The citizens for 70 election.
Bracksttis stable, on North Morgan street, was
burned last night, with six horses.
The action OF the hank officers, at their meeting
to day, Is considered favorable. It was decided that
the balances a. the clearing house should be paid
partly in hils. instead Of wholly in specie.
This measure viii greatly relieve the banks, and
enable them to discount Freely.
The course o. the ba-s % cts general approval,
being dssmedsaea and judici0us.
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LIST OF sPEoInc REsRDIEa

No. i.-FoF Fever, Congaii93, aid inflammation
No. 2-Fos Worm Fever, Worn Colo, Victims ne
NJ. s.-For Collie, Crying, Teealng, and wsEesut
No. 4mFof D~isrrhsa, Cholera InAntum, and Sam
10. S4Por Collie, Gripping, DyssHsery. or Bloody
M. dor Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Vomiting
No. T-Ror Coughs, Colds, Influenza, and sore
Ehroat
No. s.-Eor TOOsh-aehs Fsseaehs and segraisA
No. a.-For Headache, Vertigo, Heat and fuunsz
NJ f0EDTsyEpstt Pn1l-For Weak ana Derangcd
Stomach, Constipation, and Liver Complaint
No. u-FoR FENALE lRRsGulAEIfIS, Saniy' Fam-
full or Suppressed Periods
10. 2-Ror Leucouhea. Profuse henss, ans
Bearing Down Of Femalea-
M B-For Group, Hoarse Cough, Bsd Breathing-
No H-SaIT RHEuN PLls-For EryapelaS, hrnP
ions, Pimpies on the Pace
or Soreness In the Chest, Back, L0lns, or Limbs
A-For Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague,
P.-Por Piles, Blind or Beedins, Internal Or x
0-Fors Sore, Weak, or Inaamed Eyes and Eysids;
FsilinG, Weak, or Blurred sight,
C-For Catarrh, Of long standing OF recent, sthsf
with obstruction or profuse dseiarse
W. C.-For Whooping Coush. abs,ing rs violence
and shortening It's coHrsr
clncs at IKE q charm. The entire di5eaSs b ors1
arrested II once, and in all cases the violence Of the
attack q moderated, the disease shortened, and rem
dsred len dangeroua
Coughs and Colds, which are Of such frequent oc-
c~urrencs, and which 90 often lay TIE foundation OF
diseased lung, bronchitis, snd consumption, nay al
Be e. once cured By The Fever and Cough PmA
In al chronic diseases, such e DyTPepdA veal
Stomach, Constipation, Lives Complaints Ha p
male Debility, and Irregularities, old Headsehell
Bore or weak Eyes. CstsTh, Salt Rheum, and ohes
old erupdcna, The case has specifics whose proper aP
Pleaton El sford 3 cure In almet sTey Instance
Onsn The cure Of q EinEs chronic d~ihcuty, such a.
DypepdA, Piles OF CatSuh, Headache Or Tensile
Weaknes, has more than PAID for be case Ten tines
sVer.