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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-23

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-23
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-23

The statements Of the earnings and expenses Of
the WATERFOWL and Rome Railroad for the month o.
September In 1859 and ls60 are ~ folio VS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-23

TO THE EDITOR or THE NEW YORK HERALD.
NV YoRE, Oct Is, 1850.
Tssre appears In Jour paper Of the icta inst an ex
tract from the Charleston Mercury relative 70 the arrest
at Clio Marlboro District, South Carolina, Of j. X
Htohrs and sod for an attempt a, Inserrection, 10
whi,h ny name appears IN rather uncrvssble
nection az having sold them invoices Of Gre.
arms Toe tone o. the artcle would also intimate that
wa coxazani OF the purpose Tor which they we're No.
tended.
7 an ooncrrned ssiesss-
am shs Esw YORK agent Of iarvs number Of eomps.
ssvciy an daily In the receipt Of numereU commascA
tlops from parties In all parts Of the coun<y -hori
On the 94lh Of MAJ lac, received letters from " &
Rischins making ieasies a. % the cost q sssreas
ten d,sired and IN few days receyes reply vih an
order enclosed and stating that he was engaged siA his
transporting freight across the plains 70 Ner Mex
No. and wished part of them fo- deience and part for
bsrte- A. the habit o. httirg expeditions
q the kind, thousht nothing q u, thaa IL u had
cone fcm my Ntstefn city rcpiioi ~ this statag
thss as he entire stranger 70 me enclosed him
shanvo,ce and requested him 10 remit the amount "
sny house here with whom he was acagalated, 70 be
pajd 20 ne upon shipment Of ihe goois This 10 The
large invoice u spl6 % which referred to by the
corresponacot q the Mercury, and which was never
then srord 10 pay for 80 large an iavoloe aud or
dcrirg goods 20 the amount Of $500 IS 70
be seat b. express, and marked G. o n. abAisac
obaracter., no coubt, 70 the Gnultisisd, but very
ssmpie when explained, viz" Colieu on delivery
The,s goods 70 tee snouht Of 500 ~, sers shipped
delivered H,chirs uhsn the bill paid, AMI al last
advc.s Ihey s t1e aads o. tie Express agent,
Hitchirs s0t hsvag paid Cor them his simple state
rncnt of xeat with me- every cay Business ransac
ton All u the co'respoecfn>s between Htchins and
myself Ole In my ofass, AMI al tte s-rvce o. any
one Interested.
Iwwh IN conclusion 10 say tsss % far FROM assisting,
sympsthizing with any party or parties, Who
would wage any such ushoy warfare upon the Social ~
political rights % sIutbern brethren, am one OF the
most Incorporating supporters Il tia rights guArszeod
70 them By every constitutional law
VERY respectfully yorrs,
10 iEPH MERTIN, al Efosdway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-23
Port OF New York, October ~, 1860.
TEARFD


Steamship Desoo johnson, Hsvans and New Orleans
ship Lucy Thompson Hubbard. Iaverpoo-s rhompsons
shlp John Bntsh. Cutting, L,yerpool-wnlams duiou-
so mSas''0n
Kennedy kSss asys.p s. s san o.
Bris John stevens whippls, Eksbshpot-cA Peters.
scsr sd Jarvis -n , Gsn. 4sp,n small
ss s S on efS sann aaasas wSasy
ssSr SIDosss ssrl orsn ssorsss@n- Jones Co.
sssI rocket g:ss;s APSlsr
ARRIVED.
stesmsho Benvlle Bullock New Orleans, Oct H. via Ha-
@ co ps o ndss y 8 p s. % s9
cn Lincoln from Havana for scso same date and lon
lat - so ion "a rs passed bark wing Brr flag
% S No lay IN Ss s srass
steamship Philadelphia Baxter, hence for Havana and New
Steamship Empire City, BAXTER New Orleans via Havana,
Inst Ia So = 90 ssnasra Srss ma.ssd seSr showing
sss Urn Ha Sa Steering bf ~
- Smxe Rs @ as s MISE n ss
sw Of Ha.s.as passed steamshps Huntsville, and Locust
jane: Asssr Phillip. WITH Ha:s .ns
charleston bar ship OF wicas.e bound NJ
s lUsa %ss nv e u %s. .sHs
As s.s passed brig Jas Madison, bound n
.as Ss::sassr: Iaais% ! hsa:ssa: T:S ss.ss -
sSiR sss1%sa Boon Tsasorq I,vsrpeel Sep, IS
os fore yard wa. up Frs .rna s inst but compelled
shD w ne re s ns
not having pilot obliged .ul Oh shore In the late
Ice fainter Hubbard Antwerp. and the Lizard %
daya with mdss and passenger, 70 An smith
sns Hsyelock r Dexter Windsor Ms, u days with pias
brig Annie Gedert % Cochran, Windsor Ms IA days. with
big Denmark Coison, Newport. IS hours
Brig samuel French Small, Poughteepse for Boston.
VIA frais to Bailey ss ias, LAT 70 49, lon g 80 sssa
/ i,ed sap Grshams Policy hence.
days. ssH, Win oos "a pos small Sydney oS
schr Juliet of 81 George, Mel Barter Phadephs for Po,
,n during NE storm ,', Incl on svnns Island Knoll csa9e
sehr RsiDs SIM smith Eansss,hport for Boston
SER James SAMUEL Hart EaasstSpor t for Fsi River
sch, Connecticut Pratt Enzaheihpon for Providence
Fear Eva Fonele iizaNs Import for Pawtu ,set
Rchr 4 Curtis CLARK, Elzsb-thport for Hartford.
Sehr Harriet Haonan, Valance, kLzabeshpot for Eaa
3addsm.
scsr Florenc.. Peckham. Rizsee.hport for Norwich.
schr herioo kldrdge Newport sdays
schr kmprsss. trnsworh Rondout for Boson.
s,esmer BOSTON. Croker. Philsdelpsis.
| Steamer Beverly Pierce. PhiladelnhiA
Steamer Planet. Wilson. Philadelphia
The following vessels pot In and anchored Al Sandy Hook
/ brfs Bilow. Hodgdon, from Philadelphia for Salem
schr Jes sish s.eknor from Phi alslphA for Pooisnd
kchr Canary, -, nom Philadelphia FOR Boston.
BELOW.
One chip and BRIG unknown
SAILED
Oresra
Wind at sanse, NE, very light.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-23
we read in the Detroit Ttlbune Of October l9:-

We read in the Detroit Tribune Of October l9:-
The Detroit and Milwaukee Railway Company, pre-
viousy announced, sold the 4h u 0,o ,er under
decree Of the Circuit Court Of the United States In
suit 70 forecoee the third and fourth and was
bid in BY Thoe Rey nolds, Of HAMILTON and VIM Gray
Of Detroit - trustees for the bondhoders. The pur
chssers have taken all the necessary steps for mmed
ate reorganization OF the company, under the OF
the Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad Company We learn
that the new com pany will into operation early next
week Satisfactory arrangements have been made for
the payment OF the floating debt which heretofore
20 heavily upon the credit Of the road We congratulate
creditors upon the very fair and liberal adjustment Of
their claims, and the public upon the certainty that
henceforth the road will be operat with
vgor. Tho receipts Of the road have been steadily
creasng, and its future promises 70 be bright rs
past career has been cloudy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-23

pRAvfyG or JURORS PROM KINGS COUNTY.
Orr a --rhs nom M q return made 10 an order
r panel Of petty Jurors 10 In this Court and
BE- drawn the jury bar In Kinrs cousty Tho clerk
mr. stlwe said that he vent 70 draw the panel, bat
found when he bad the last name required that the Dor
~ras enptv The Cnurt directed the panel % be DIS
csysed ter and the jurors 10 be compensated for
tbelr ors eays ate udsnce Tbs Chief Justice then al
re.ta tss panel ~ sixty petty jurors be dra~n from
inc iurv Dor ia the County CerR OH Of the county Of
New Yors 70 bs retarusbk co thursday rest Add fur
the that panel Of thirty six grand jurors b. also
dam from The sams scunty, and a's' resosnsole OF
Thursday merit Alter dsrplng Of some uninpostsnt
0oiicrs, TIE Court adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-23

and lsc prime old Butter and cheese were heavy
and dull. .
The market quiet, win limited sales Within
the range Of Axe sxc
SUGARS The market was drm but quiet, and sales
limited TO some 200 300 hhds cuba muscovAaos, WIN
In week q range OF prices, and 81 do mslsdo At -
WmsKxY-SaIes Of 400 barre s made 1T 2Ac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-23

I,
bbs At o. % Q. 10 extra ssu1era npar al dut
and tesvr, and oomr1oo ana medium yrs5ss rather
easier The sales smcr.ccl about 800 bbis c'os'nx
vnhfo the range OF the above quota S,uthern
was isss active at quotations. The enDrscsi abod
ESQ bss Corn meal vs sieafy At slss sbssc pr'css
while saies we're limited Wheat rather but
sct re- With sales u $50 000 bushels at 81 SIS
for prime white CsDadisD, 81 IS 81 IS choice Michi
Slo az \, -, 80 = 'os ,sr 70 goo. Sse
81 50 for red State 81 70 81 20 COR choice winter via
ooosn and Ioss and 81 rs 81 2s1 Cor Milwaukee cus,
demand, with saes OF 1900 bushels nsudag Western
mixed, at T0c 1oLc anott aud at IL, In store aud
Sic BARLEY mai sas auet !, as. scss s,,Isv rs =
nrm. with sales Of o. 600 bushels 7sc fr state $50
for Canadian East, asd So FOR prime west DO oia
tnued active aud frm, With free sales, At $3.50 s0c
for Canadian and Western, and s9r s0c for sts,e.
Cosgws wss steady ard prices ITO With limited trans
sciohs The sales embrssi sooss 80 bsgt RIO ~ 'ss,
corros me marsci W. again srnsr and active toe
-ales embraced shout oes bales, closing the basis q
fsrsTs --Thf rate. we're steady, Win god demand
for snip room ~ Liverpool 10000 brshels wheat
and Is coo 10 corn At III 10 buk ani at IN shps
bags, 3 coo bbls -four at 3s 81 a. AKA 800 b.es
cotton q I'D 500 boxes cheese At ass loo ercss beef
ri o. Cd To london 4 100 bbls nour engaged II
3s. o. To Glasgow IL 900 bushels ieat
ssscd, In ,hips bars, q, i3i TO Bremen 2so case,
Fsrn.--rnere chssge 70 notice In Ms,lgs raj
aims while sales we're mocerate
HAr.-saes 700 bales, 81 1ss. SOC for good shipping
NotAsvs wss quiet and prices steady.
Naval srosr me market steady with limited
sales Of straight lots spirts turpeutne ar shponz
do. al NC. &c ABd Mes York S3c vas Dc nsnf.
ed Roein vas In stsady demand weeks prices
while crude unchanged,
Uus -Linsesd wss dun, ~ SIC $50 for city crushed
10 c.sk and barrels There vas no change 10 notice In
crude vhale sperm.
psoyIsoss -rorkrhe market opened with ls~s spiri,
and cosed dull rhe sses enprs,ed 500 900 bsls Ia.
snd'"g nee mes ~ SO 70 sis 30, and prin- at
va rs Nl 30 Bsef ~ss steny All
10 fa'r reqeess from the trade rhe sales embraccA
about $50 barrels, including county m~ss, a.
% ~ repackcd mes 81 ~ % rs, and extra 10 u
I'll Slt 50. Small ssies cf beef hams IN Vie q
~ 20 for Western. Prime steaty. viz, sales
Of 40 uerces 70 arrive n g. Lard N fair de-.
mand, Win sAiss Of 700 barrels 81 H. Ne. al2xi r se~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-23

MONDAY, Oct 22-SP. ~
AssEs The sales conlaed 70 small Iota Of pets
and pearls at54,
BsaApsuJsss -Flour-Thc msrsct was heavy and salcs
moderate Prices favored psroeascrs closed
OF purchasers, especially for and grades
OF state and western while exre brands though without
change OF moment Inactive The trAnsactlous
braocd about 200 b5s closing within the folio sing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-23
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.

MONDAY, Oct. 22-6 p. M.
Half of the public loan authorized at the lass
session of Congress-to wit, ten millions OF dol
lars-was awarded this day, at noon, at Washing
ton. The bonds issued are five per cents, redeem
able in.ten years. At the present moment full de-
tails of the bids and award have not come to hand
they will be found under the telegraphic head.
We learn from private telegraphic messages that
the total number of bids was 46, and the amount
bid for about $40 900. or these bids az, for
s9,l57 600, came from New York, leaving 81 3i3 900
for the rest Of the country. despatch to lead
ing banker states that the bids average premium
Of a D, and that all bids over par, and some bids
at par, have been successful Three. city insurance
companies get million and a quarter among
them.
The bank statement Of to-day compares as fol-
lows with that Of last week.
Oct u.s. o.. sl22 3o7 1888 a127s7ss sxs7a8 74sn col
Oct N....... III SDssn y lls 223 92oi9s0 76,ao,8S
- - -
1 Gsssss.s.... '0A@s lsaso "sss 1ssss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-23
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

sl2l COS 5o2 q ms rs s,asL. ESQ 10 5si .sa7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-23

Sales Or Real Estate At Auction.
BY Adrian II Mailer.
lets g. 6oth ST. 200 feet east Of 10th av each 2ox
INU o, each
lot n g. IS at, 100 IT. Q OF 10th av, &xt005 loao
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-23

morning were s34, 1856 ,s3l or and the balances ST.
l22,765 70.
The Columbian Marine Insurance Company an
nounce dividend Of 81 per cent, payable Novem-
Der /.
The sales at the Mining Board to-day were-
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Frame House,
To the Public.

wish the public TO know that John Morrisey,
has been, tor several weeks abusing me at my
stall in the market about the price at which
sell my meat, and insisting that shall raise the
price. Mutton, which we have been selling
from to 10 cts, to s and l23 cts, Beet, 10 to
l22 cts, TO l24 and IS cts and as | don't intend
to impose OH the public and wish to pursue
my business in a peaceful manner and at the
same time secure an ample remuneration for
my labor aud the capital may invest, I have
determined to sell my meat hereafter at the
following prices Beef, from to 8 cts per ID.
Mutton, from to cts; per ID. Veal, from
to 8 cts, per Id Pork, from 10 cts, per lb.
Every Thursday AFTERNOON, at O'Clock, for the
next weeks, l will have an Auction at my
Store on Baltimore Street, few doors above
the Cumberland Bank, at which will have
supply of meat equal TO, If not better than can
be obtained in the market, and will sell it for
whatever it will bring. In front of the Store
on each OCCASION, the Cumberland Band vi II
discourse some OF their choicest music for he
entertainment of The public. Now one and all
give me call. HENRY MEHN.
: JANUARY 10, 4ts-ls6o.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-01-19
ssy"THE Nashville Republican says

LET ii ever be borne in mind that John
A. Gimer, Southern Shareholder has sew
eral times received thrty-six votes and with
the eighty six democrats who voted for Be-
cock, would have been elected Speaker ofthe
House."
Exactly, that ia the way the matter stands
II there had been sincerity in the with ex-
pressed 80 often by the administration men,
for what they are pleased to call conserva-
tive organization, they could have had it in
the election of Mr.. Gilmer Mr.. Gilmer
could easily have been elected, and could
this day, if the administration men desired
.t-Wheeling Inteuigencer.
Aye! aye! That's IT, The democracy
would rather the Republicans should elect
VI" Speaker, than that one of the Opposition
should occupy that important position. The
great fuss abou. the Helper book is all by
pocrisy, done to blind the people, and to
scare the Opposition to vote for = democrat.
They will not be so silly
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Household and Kitchen
Furniture,
Id the Trustee bY said dee,

conveyed to the Trustee by said deed
The undersigned will also sell on the same
day, at 10 o'clock n. m, al public sale, to the
highest bidder, in front OF the, ST. Nicholas
Hotel in the city of Cumberland, the follow
ing leasehold property, all fronting on Decatur
street, in said city, 10 wit:
All that lot of ground which was de-
missed by james Smith to James Duff by
an indentdre of lease for ninetynine
years, renewable forever, dated Septem-
Der %, 1850, and recorded AMONG The
Land Records Of Allegany Comfy, a.
foresaid, in Liber II. r., No. Z, folios
352 &c., on reference to which being
had the routes, bounds and description Of
the same, and the terms and conditions
of said lease will fully appear.
And also all that other leasehold property
adjoining on tie West side the property above
described, and which was originally demised
for ninety-nine years renewable forever, by
said James Smith TO said James Duff, and one
James Ball, by an indenture of lease, recorded
in the afore aid Land Records in Liber II. b.,
No. B, foios 755 &c and BY said James Ball
and Mary p. Ball his wife, granted and con-
veyed to JAMES Duff by a deed dated March 10
1856, and recorded in said Land Records in
Liber II. r. No. Ia, folios 81 &C., ON reference
TO which being had the leasehold property
herein last described belonging to said Games
Duff, and hereby advertised TO be sold, Will
fully appear,
The above leasehold property hereby adVer-
tised to be sold ia improved by u 81 story
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-01-19

Hollopay's Ointment and PMs.---A mere
list Of the experimental medicines used by the
profession would fill many volumes. Yet
the greatest ofmodern surgeons and chemists
Najendie, has told us that not one Of these
can be uniformity relied on as specific. On
The other hand, it is claimed for Holloway'a
remedies that in nine cases out of ten they
cure those upon whom the whole Irregular
materia medica" has been expended in vain.
From the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS authentic.
and eminating from all nations--this would
seem to be true. There can be no question.
we think, that all eruptive and ulcerous dis.
orders and affections Of the stomach, liver,
and bowels, yield to their purifying and re-
yeneratiye influence.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-01-19
MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT.

Prom rich and poor, bond and Tree, all col.
ors, grades and conditions oflife, we hear the
same need of praise awarded this wonderful
article. Sores are healed, pains relieved, lives
saved, valuable animals made useful, and
untold ills assuaged by this great medicine,
which is surprising to tho judgement of man.
What family does not require q standard
Liniment. WHO ever heard Of the same eff
feots produced by any other article? For
Outs, Bruises. Sprains, Rheumatism, Swell
ings, Strained Horses, &c, 1t las no equal
Bncore q Limitations. The genuine Mustang
Linimen is sold by all respectable Druggists
and Livery Men in every town, parish ham,
L., throughout Nortl, and South America
Europe. and the Islands Of the Ocean Buy
at once. ..-
BARNES e. PARK, Ptoprictors, New-York
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-01-19
Wenttacr.-ES6O.

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY llth.-Morning open
ell with heavy shower OF rain, and
quite warm. At night it rained hard.
THURSDAY, l2th.-Morning opened with
hail aud snow. About ten o'clock clear
ed up-thawed, the remainder of the
day. In the evening quite cold aud
freezing.
f'aIDAY l3th.-Coli and cloudy. Several
'' OF the streets are perfectly covered with
ice. In the afternoon commenced rain
ing and continued during the night.
SATURDAY lsth.--A rainy day. The ice
has disappeared from Wills Creek.
SUNDAY i5th-Clcar. Thawed all day.
MONDAY l6th.-A Delightfully."- pleasant and
Spring like day.
TUESDAY l7th.-Coudy. with occasioned
snow squalIs.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-01-19

Peruvian Errifuge, For the prevention
and cure of Fen' and Ague-It eflectually
stops the Chills and subdues the Fever, re-
moves any undue accumulation Of bile, I'M
proves the appetite, assists digestion, allays
irritation, invigorates the whole system, gives
elasticity to the spirits and infuscs vigorous
vitality which soon restores the patient to
health. One bottle has often efectually cur
ed fctrr to six persons. No persons residing
in infected or marshy districts should DO with
out it.
Prepared and sold by A. b. and d. SANDS
Druggists, 100 Fulton Street New York
For sale by HEALEf and SHRIVER, Druggis'
Cumberland, Nd.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-01-19
Public Sale.

DY virtue of a deed OF trust from James
- Duff, bearing date the 9Th day of january
1859, and 'ret6rded among the Land Records
of Ailepany County In Liter II. R. No. u.
foios 6a6 &c: g.. the undersigned, MS Trustee,
therein named will sell 1T rhblic'sale TO the
hie hest bidder, on = ;p.1
Saturday 2fst DAY or January, 1860,
the following described personal property, at
the resideuce Of james D q, on Decatur street
in the city of Cumberland, county Of Aleganv
and State of Maryland, commencing at lO3
o'clock, q. M;
l Piano; mahogany sofa center
table ; chairs, tables, china and earthen-
ware, one large parlor stove, one large
cooking stove and utensils, carl pets, beds,
bedsteads and bedding, and all the other
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-01-19
M A r RI e D.

On the 9th ult., by Rev. II. Hoffman,
Mr.. W. H. HARRISON to Miss CATHARINE,
daughter of Elkanah NJ Harrison-all Of
Hampshire Co, Va
By the same, on the 30th ut, on the banks
Of the Potomac, Mr.. George ~ Likens to
Miss Mary Roderick-all Of Allegheny coun-
ty, Nd.
On the 9th by Elder George 10y Mr..
Francis IT. Spaid to Miss Nancy Jane Pep
per, both of Hampshire Co., Va.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-01-19
DIR. wISTAR,s BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY

The Uneqnalled success that has attended the
application of this Medicine in Coughs, Colds,
asthma, Bronchial affection, Diseases Of the
throat AMI Lungs, Incipient Consumption, has
! indaced many physicians of high standing TO
employ it in their practice, many OF whom ad-
wise US of the fact under their own signature ::
WISTaRS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
RECOMMENDED BY PHYSICIANS
AUBURN; Sept. 6, 1858.
W POWLE& CO,-Sirs II most cheer
f,Ilv adj nv testimony in favor OF the Balsan
Wa have used il in our family, in Pulmonary
affections. Coughs and Colds, and esteem it
most valuable remedy, and have recommended
/, In various complaints Of this nature with
WB. LYNCH, ND.
MANSFIELD, TIoGA Co PA. Aug. 1883
Gentlemen :-IIa wing used in my practice the
last four years, Wistar's Balsam or Wild Cher
nv, with great success, most cheerlully rec
omuend it to those afflicted with obstinate
il. D. MARTINA MD,
CAPE VINCENT, n. Y, July IT, 1858.
Gentlemen A fter using DR.. Wistar's Bal
sam for long time can say from repeaec OBJ
servation that regard IT MS one OF the best
kind of Cough medicines, and take great pleas
ure in eco commencing II 10 the afflicted.
W. u. WEBB, NJ, D.
sae, Bs,care of Vic and Worthless Counter
fcls The only Genuine, Pure, and Medicinal
Bnl,qn has tho name of"I BUTTS" written
with pen, and the prin ted name of the propri-
e,ors, S. W. FOWLE & CO., on the outside
wrapper.
Prepared by s. ". FOWLE & Co., BosroS
and for sale by.
J.BH.CA CAMPBELL and HEALEY l. SIRI-
YER, Cumberland.
Dr.. HENRYC STEWARD, Frostburg.
HENRY WILSON, Westernport.
And by dealers everywhere.
Ian IL lSSO-4t