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Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-04
Davis and vVl,itty Plantations,
Eleven or-TweEve Hundred Acres

of cleared land, with large quantity of wood land
A credit of onc two, three, four and five years will
be given the purchaser giving satisfactory security
the notes to bear interest from date. Persons wish
ing to examine the plantation do at any time
as Mr. Duff Mcdaniel is on the place AMI will show
IT. will be there onth 1th and 18TH "t December
Letters will reach me at PaIo Alto Onalovv County,
until December Is. DAN j. Il. kCSSfLl1'
nov 27-w:t Executor,
Washington Dishpatch copy three times and
forward account to Dan'l J.. Russell, Wilmington,
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-04
NEWBERN PRICES CURRENT.

"a 1t should be understood that our quotations
generally represent the wholesale price In flngup
small orders, higher rates have to be paid
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Drain Tile.
ere Is enough cleared and in cultivation for two
Sc farm There Is on the tract n good
ID UEZL/NG no USE,

There enough cleared and in cultivation for two
horse farm There is the tract n good
ID JFEZL/NG no USE,
together with all necessary ont buildings OF II we'll
regulated farm.
The farmis We'll adapted to the growth of corn,
cotton, wheat, oats, sc. Marl is found in great
abundance immediately ut the plantation, of the
best quality, and the only trouble expense in using
1t on the farm is the carting, there Is digging
after it. The advantage of
FI - III I III G,
at all seasons of the year cannot be eXcelled at
place III the State for quality quantity
The entire stock of the plantation, of cattle and
hogs together with the crop hand farming tools,
&c, will be sold with the land if desired.
Persons wishing to purchase can, by calling on Mr..
w. II. Marshall at Newbern, o Mr.. Vine A. Toison
ut Croatan Station. get any information that they
may wish in regard TO the land and where to find
the subscriber Terms made easy
Craven Co., nov % dSw3m VIM. S BAILEY.
StTOCK OF MEDICINES FOR SALE.
- DIR. VIM. II. Howertun having disposed of his
property in RichlanGs, Onslow county n c.. offers
for sale his entire stock OF Medicine. II has been
practising in this neh horood for nearly four years
and has proven it to be first rate location Any
ply vsican desiring good situation with practice
from 81 600 s. 500 year would do well to buy the
medicine and secure the stand.
For particulars address the subscriber at Rich
lands Onsow county. y. c.
Dee wet WIN. III. HOWERTON. NJ. ID.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-04

e- JOHN N. WASHINGTON,
RKs@y ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office North side of Broad Street few doors East
of the Court House, NEWBEhN, N u
ian IS6n-dS WlY.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-04

10 m, a. -
fokS, IGrJ = n ~ o r., a
! c;.1 "1ii,eln ~ 90 01l mSo eo
ny ny. " eH' - M V0 g. M ~
n ,".l, w ~ "0 "o
Huf nui,f ii.- mn oeIIe IL ~ "a
D. no EnIt%n EnTsS W. W " l u w
D., 10 T ui'oh
~ SI;ai, = M, 10 no;r
! IN In % 5o
AVE- dsei--30 az a q 20 20
Tnrk"rs !; II 0o@I *
~ da,5 * toI@ IN
So no aeau' "a 6aod 10 ia % W
or I,anhs IN 20 M
Mntton ~ Io m
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SUGAR, ~ IN
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Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-04
S55 REWARD.

S55 EsE WARD.
rENHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS THE ABOVE
4 reward for the apprehension and confinement
in Jai of his negro man BEN, If dOne before the
10Th OF December next or one of $50 if done before
the Ist of February next. He was formerly the
property of JOHN and recently of JANIS BUR
NEY and it is almost certain that he Is lrriln.g
liz or about Newbcrn He Is a very dark mulattu,
about feet 10 inches Iii height and is about a
or 80 years ui age As he is well knowa in Newhern
further description i'll unnecessary.
.INO. r. BURNEI.
Littleton Depot, Halifax, n. e.
nov Ny6t
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-04
- LAW CARD.

49, ID. K MCRAE has removed
his Law Office to the Brick Building on Craven
street next door to the Progress Office
oct I5-d&wtf
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-04
CALE OF VALUABLE Tow,N PIsoP,
VALU a BID
Plantation For Sale.

nNIIE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO SELL A
VALUABLE PLANTATION
in Jones County about six miles below Trenton near
Trent River, known as the
Davis and vEllitty Plantations,
now owned and occupied These lands have
been left by the late David w Sanders, to be sold #
deem it best to do The land is well adapted
to Cotton an Corn The facilities for manuring
good as at any place nmy knowledge There is a
plenty of mari the plantation thought to be of as
good quality any in the country. This plantation
contains
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-04

THE VOTE OF ''EGYPT' COMPLETE foi-
lowing is the official vote of the ninth Tor fa-
nous ''Egypt') Congressional District of Ill
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-04
,F,,5ray Head of Sheep,

about 400 barrels Of Corn thirty stacks of Fodder,
one good Wagon, two Ok Carts IL set of Black
Smiths Tools and Farming Utensils, and many 9th
ar articles too tedious to mention.
At the same time and place will be hired out for
the wear 1861 the negroes belonging to the eota of
the said VIM j. Gibyon, deceased; among which
nlr,1lIr l,nrll ne
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-04

ADTs4NESTRATOR'Ss sA74E THE SUB-
N scriber will sell at lublic auction to the highest
bidders on the 20t 2lst and 2nd days of December,
1860 at the plantation OF the late William j. Glib
son. III Onslcw County, the following personal prop
Five Horses, four Mules, thirty head of Cattle,
about one hundred Fat and Stock Hogs,
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-04

TUESDAY MORNING, DEC. 4, 1860.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-27
MARINE AFFAIRS.

LLUEcE OF AN IRON aTEABBoAT.
The snail iron steamboat Flushing, built at the yard
of Snsdsn g. Co., GEeenpoint, launched in pres
snce of large assep bsee Of Indies and gentlemen on
Saturday morning at II o'clock AS the last block was
driven from under her, The new bost glided smoothly
down tie slip into the river in which she presented
very fine appearance. The steamboat Encsh Dean
then took her in tow and conveyed her TO the Morgan
Iron Works this side of the river, where she is 70
receive Der boilers and engines and her joiner work.
She is built Of mon, and has been furnished with
three wster-tight compartments. Her length is $50
feet, with q feet beam. Her depth 10 8 feet. She
measures over the guards AZ feet She Is 70 have
beam engine Her cylinder ID to be 36 inches in diam
eier, with ten feet stroke When finished her cost
viii be $40 eco.
She was commenced last September, and the work
upon her Is Of the most substantial kind. She is in
tended for tho Flushing, College Point and New
York Steam Ferry Company" At the launch every
thing wen. OFF in the most satisfactory The
Flushing, which viii commence running Oh the 10th Of
April, viii doubtless be fast saer, if un4ueness Of
shape be sufficient indication.
The subscribers having eoevsd from Capt John Wahis on
r. NJ photographer the Admiralty full sccoar. OF the
surveys Of Capt Denhsm R NJ IN the South Pacific BY
which appears he has accurately determined the position Of II
dangerous shos and determined tho existence Of six which
upon the charts would inform shpmaseu that slips Of the
boye viii be furnished Ussuousy to all those who have
charts Of that region. Z. O. w. BLUNT.
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New1lerk DAILY Gribn,ae
TIE sUSoUEHANNA RAILROAD.
To N, Editor Of The A. Y. Tribune.

To N, Editor Of The A. y Tribune
s,p. In vour WEEKLY Of Feb. IL ia an article emu
peraiiug the appropriations to be mace by inc Legs
atme the present session, and also warning tnH ooay
TO ruks 10 more, urging that no party VIII DC Sus-
res BY the PEOPLE that needlessy and lmprov'denuy
pesuses taxation The probability is that this article
IL intended ~ direct hit upon the appropriation lor
the Albany and Susquehanna Railroad.
Sir. willie We appreciate your motives, We must
condemn your eoupe and say TO you frankly, Il t'e
bill IL not passed, the falling off in the Republican
vote along the line of this road will be muh greater
than it will be in the other portions OF the State IL ID
parsed. The subject was thoroughly canyassed last
year. and the proper differences may be drawn from
perussl of the Governors Message 10 the presSnt
Legislature. He vetong the bill year ago bad bsd
influence on The election last Fal, and very mach hurt
bis popularity through this region, and he n aware OF
the fact. In opinion, the people along the line
would rise in mass and condemn The non-acton Of the
Legislature and throw their influence where it will be
appreciated and felt.
Tie contemplated road is to pass through an isolated
portion of the Sates portion that has never received
dollar from the State for public Improvements, while
we have cheerfully paid portion OF taxes for in
provepeps in other parts. We do not ask il as gift
but elnm it as right, and as debt honestly and
fairly due u.s. and we do not believe the people OF
Eew-York are 20 poor 20 unjust as TO repudi 4te
what they owe or that they viii change their politics
and 20 sgain.t party whose Legislators make an ap-
preparation to help portion of their State that has
always paid taxes TO help them. 1t ia we'll known
throughout tie STATE that the people along this route
have always been compelled to pay for their own de-
.ruction. The State gave the New. J ork and Ene
Railroad Company SO Goo co., which secured its 60 n
pleton and i; has actually been damage to this sec
tion which may be proved by reference to the Census
of 1850 and that of lS55-sinoe which times we have
actually decreased in population and valuation, while,
had our secton been nuStured other portions have
we thoud now, az formerly, have been in the first
rank az TO population and wealth.
In an article OF this kind it cannot be expected that
statistics can be given; but by reference TO proper
documents it may BE thar the aggregate amount
the State has paid in for the Canals is S3,lH lO
and since 1886 the State has loaned railroad companies
sil24 coo; and we now ask the loan Of the palTy
sum of 81 600 GOO; and You of TIE TRBUSE-who
have always 1een noted for your liberal poicy--are
you willing TO deny 30 many who contribute to the
support Of The TRIBUNE this aid If you are, let us
know H. for = will believe it from other source;
and if you are, we mus: support paper that viii
support us.
Aoea Feb az lst1 n J. NUDGE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-27
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGEECE.

The War Department has received Dispatches hsem
Ger Harvey, at Fort Vancouver, Cal, saying that
the Indians in that negtborhood were peaceable and
well dspofed Capt. Hunts company was in posses
sion of the San Juan Islsnd No further troubles had
occurred The English had large naval force In the
vicinity.
Itis reported at Washington that the United States
troops with the exception of 0 small number, will be
Withdrawn from Utah and dispersed through New
Mexico and Arizona, within range Of the posts between
FL Paso and Fort Yuma. Leave Of absence haa been
granted TO Lieut. N. j. White L. s. NJ for three
months, in consequence Of bad health.
A Litter bag will be dispatched from the Naval Ly-
ceum, at the Brooklyn yard, about the lCsh Of
March, for the Home squadron
The Board of Naval Officers, recently held in Wash
ipgton have reported system for the govern
ment Ct Navy Yards. One of the most important
features in it is that master workmen shall be appointed
by the Secretary Of the Navy.
The United Steamer Wyandotte, recently locked at
the Washington Navy Yard will be ioated out Of dock
in day or two all the necessary repairs being done
on her, and will proceed forthwith to Vera Cruz.
The Ub!ed States ship Savannah was at Vera Cruz
on the 18th inst, all well.
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You've BURGLARs.-Ohicers Hosfelt and Rollins on
Saturday nht sretted two young men about ID old
named William Anderson aud Thomas Williams who are
eeed with having broken Into the grocery Of Henry Ca,
No II Thomas street. Thu complainant seges that the boy
broke Into his place through window, and lsd trunk
81 In cath bt Hpin found Ia thr possession OF Nnccrson
fds utilized by Cs having been in the trunk when We
biolen open Justice Osborn locked the accused up Tor ta
Found DRowsRD. On Saturday night wei
dressed German apparently about 80 yeats Of VINO Ne
onev hat ntoxcAied Gred Of private wAiehnan "a
erect tho way Jeey City Ferry and properly deoa
Ihi, morning his body found coating In the d4eA ~
sexton of the Marin, church. IL IL supposed that hr &
church Tor The ferry house and thai he walked down .s
sngplspk into the river The deceased was about s
inches IN hight, had heavy black o'ereoat Ofo~ "Ts
coat black and pants, patent esther boo's az" eJ
whiskers and mu.tA shes Of his pocke's wa III =
bu.n.s, csrd M I1 A. Hneyu, Coroner Jscknan held an
nops, md directed The body 10 be detained NJ The Bellevue
deed house Tor ~ hours for ldept!heaaon
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grorrrirs, i)ropieiOnS, @r.


Culver SOAP-A new and beautiful prepara-
a .or made by tho BOSTON IEDENiCAL SOAR TO-, e1-
u-ssv far cleaning polishing siyerPed aud 'Sns
Ware an for cleaning nrros AAzoe ill., &c ~ IL ihecn
,oTe opvguieut effective man 81 the powdea now IN
A., and a. be enced help WITH perfect
.s,ty - con nug that possibly iGIe tes hne-t
,lat or jeey the most delicate ski though not e
si~osS fr toilet Use IL Is fsI suor 70 any ot5e SoaP iof
sssrug n- Hoate Psit ESTUARY Ariis feeth slase &c
Me- n oar LARGEST importers and manuuctuers o. SILVER ana
P,.ts se " be have ases H. have given 1t tse unqualified
1pso'S IT. 40 BosroE May 3 1888.
"Kessr, SsYyoED BUEDrTT-Gentiss's" Ahsr Tepested
tttas Of vor Silver SOsp r-coiebd ~ a. tho Os az
e " have for cleaning psiea ana tvef ware ~
go Or DC .ssJ By every family. lOurs respectfully go
=. sBRRVE, bhOWS Go. Oste Jones' BSI z to.G
- s. BOSTON, June l. $3.50
"0est.nsa. hsve auring se Jas; Twelve months siy
your Silver SOsp Thorough tl and hnd there - nGas s
V H. a. eesns silver quicker better snd "hn i-ss vlysr
uR We have sDe 10 ind tenfs iespoosuJ
"sAMUEL a CROSBY Co, No. " Ntsnlss'A7I
PUEICE-sT0NE SOAP
The Soap, Unysle6 oI ia eTesiye pr)geTeS Il noe o
satic shell X the hands aud renders them 5n as
Wbte Y ects Ike ntc "a removing Writing saa IN -
IEk Pitch EEaish Acid sid ollie staf foE the anG
sut he ace 81 OIL alcohol, other DeutTGzng asents
sqna o nc be French Ponnc IN quality and SOFA iS' ~
HsnU,4stuIsS b the BOSTON TNDEXICAL SOAR Co
Stafford bURDITT, Agents, Boston-
Sod b dealers generally II Eew-Yetk.
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10 HEALTH Of AMERICAN WOMEN. .xg


Many woman who looks well thas she dare not s0mplai.
81 health lee, she be iscued instead o! receiving sympathy
seriously afflicted with local Ot-iue deIsnsemea which rem
defs miserable Most IN thl country between
The is and - suffer sia deEree Wits syp
commonly known uterine difficulty female weaknssA
lie, lie.
Very many Lsvs ed the sii OF their family ysiesn and
ethsu wholt avail but them that they be cured
The medicine offered Is quSok nosFm ba known to
the Professors OF medical colleges ans to leading pbys
ard is pdorsed many hospital and BY the
public generally The pom psrs 1t the service Of
respectable p stefan and has the following statemeD from
b Hayes the eminent Chemist TO the state OF Massachusetts
have examined and rnayges tho 0Isssncers safshsrs
Uterine Tse Ingredients valuable In rssor
Ing health and their peculiar combination rvss rsat
favorable .cten apon the uterine npHreg vegetable
saa sdSnlsss A. A hANa., N. D.,
I" CAs1i,i fer taS STATE af MasiasAsssfs.-
Fr~i< gyse.ariss veatnsss sfsyss and al
0a! steuss and troubles Of
snri-ay cured by THE 9RAKYnpBKRe MARsaALLs UrHanE
CiTuoIIcoE Price 81 so pr bosss EoR SALE On
fuE 6RiEyHSBKRG CoHPiSr No ia PARK-R0W,
EEW-TOkk AIp NJ ALI DRUsshTA
On RECEIPT OF 90, FIvB BorTLss sEyr PIT ErrsEs,
AID eEiKeKi PAID 70 nED or ExPRHM RouTE IRON Nav
York.
Aa<y.ss JOsHbA " BRIDGE N D., Secretary and Cos
ssihsS IAys@sss, GTa3sn6srg Co-asy Ne. ID Fs'hrea
Ess- tort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-27
pRopsT AND CANCER CURED.


Dr. D. Jsyne-De-r sI with pleasure tna make krowr
you tho invaluable efficacy Of your ESPECfoRAN and
ALI ERATIVE and SANATINE PILLS. Cen ". 7. Or.on
my neghbOr cured Of bronchitis by tie Of oOi
rpectofsnt End alternative after having a sick forty days
the Rn upon rim Several Drcp:y and anser have
cured Ey nesEuohood My btts da1sbt~r tsset
November with Enlargement hef neck, which seS
very fact immediately commenced IN swing her your Alef
tive and she nearly well Gratitude toward YOU ard
desire pob induced 20 write tbs sBs
shoOgh strsngeT to you, more than welcome e
DUb;s6 this I; VOC pisn. foUrs in TisDdAhip,
THOMAS L TUNNELLL
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BRONCHITIS.

WKsrRILI, Green Co, N. 4, Nov o is't
DIT n Jsyrs-DCar Sir: Il affords gcs. pleasue 20 sde
my testimony in favor invaluable medicines Soe
Eight had attack Of Acpts ronebsi
ard sonsdeTod by intelligent physeian5 sentEeS cen
sunpve BY she yery free use o. your ~ PE"TcEANL re-
Banesns since that SINE nav. maze
s..st u-e OF ~ snd % your Alternative and CAhNiHh
TIVE BsLSEM "a my family and prescribed y 70 others "hf
She very beet results During the pTofseed Illness OF con
sDmpve sife YOU medicines frequently tho only T-ne-
aoded relief and though they eoud not cure eI
a o. TIE maady which remedies eoue
rraeh hey aided greatly ccins beg sgces and fer Lhe
.he esIithcd very high regard Inc ee testimony Of ore
IN his family r1usyal Of sickness in vtT
Us f worth anything and ho Of humanity
ycu mine
Resleetfoly yours LII HILL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-27
INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS -.

:
Dr D. Jsyne Bon Phads -0.nsemsn; There bsss sses
yest number Of effected b. the OF your
s.onz Rich Of about two cAS ora "Ho
49, will Inflammation OF the Lungs He red the ee'
,s,neS b-l vas given hrecoyershle when sFo hn
Of your fEpeotorsnt ~ the DsS o. ono ""s~o Ut
stored TO besltb. p frvy
Tveuty pases 81 ertife ngk be given rom Iso'
char and verscty II neces'ay hsd '"s'' H'"'' "
rsanGe for 1850 ,,.-pR n JAYNE
4 SON No -: Gu ESTh uT-SThbkF fhii@aoiph'a' "So"
al Dr James valuable mo3icinas nsy bf had ~ ~ -
They are ALEC sod By scbieteiin, Ere ss oei NO" ~ ~
liz William A. and No. 90 kookmAn- st. Eo"-io
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nldfP
Joas EA1lEIsAN, c
AN. lo,. s4p-r ar

Joas EAAHlsAN e,c., Stswsrtstowr, n. a. writes:
mot long child Of mine had violent and ceft
s Of Group which mast have proved k'T had lot ~
relief obtained. commenced gNing your Ia
PHCJUGa ST and within thTeequsers o. an hour The child
ssyng sasPoohs brotbed Win perfect ess-s cure
within that time having been effected" .
The Rev JAMES w, DANIEL BiacfwseTi Morgan Co. n.y.
vrtGE: ,..,<,,. ..,.. 49,, ,.o.,,r,rrvr
BAIsAM n my family with the most happy Object Toss
eight miles day for some Of yoEr EhPECioiSHf"p
one OF MY children threatened with Group
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-27
DISEASE or TIE THROAT. Nc.

CTsUEsvnLE, Goo, Sept TO- 1887.
Dr. D. Jsyne-peer Sir: Ny daughter, some time o va
sucied With disease Of the throat resembling BRONCHlTlS
red various remedies and physicians but al TO no purpose
Night night passed wiinou little M obtaining any 20
tusl rect finally procured the EXPECTORANT and Il al
entire and fs Indebted 70 yoaT Expsc
,oAn Providence FOR her comparative good ksb
IN. ALTERNATIVE / have tiled upon myself, and lndeee
found alternative OF the system In eae when 81 ohes
medicines and bad iied have never besn niSh IN
E,vor p.tent medicines bot convinced that wa
wrong with regard preparation, sSe feel altogether
ziliing 10 recommend them go0G- WA o. OOODhuA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-27
AsTHHA, SPLITTING OF BLoop. &c.

STcCETOs, OHcr 90, I'D, sept 4 -
d. JyneMy wife having been severely afflicted como ihree
yea-n wf:h BRONCHITIS and having heard OF the wondcr
rlica-y OF yoar EXPECT ORAET foT COUGHS, ASTHMA
DIFFICULTY or BREATHING, SPITTiEG OF HOOD
other Of the apss purchased bottle OF Ii and
one boz cf EANATiYE PILLS, end hsPpy 10 inform
suppr.ss,d removed the difficulty o. breshng snd pain pro
.oz u!sfs care J. p SMITH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-27
vRFoo varans ROUTINE.

DROGRESS versus ROUTINE.
QUEkU'5 COD LIVER OIL JELLY,
Patented Aug 81, 1859,
The only remedy for consumption and al kinds Q: eonsA
"a w ice mere efiescious than the liquid OIL
Also,
QUFRUiS JELLiFIED CASTOR OIL (Pa.entedD
To be lad 81 the No l35 4hsv and al respectable
S-uza1st. PENFOLD PARKER A MOWER,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-27
MARRIED.

lLLEN-GARVIN-In Vernon, VI, on Monday, FEB 70. Dr.
Ouin p Allen Of Palmer, las, TO liss Hstte L. D. Gavin
Of Boston =.
FORD-MERRYFlELD-At Sheffield, on Thursday Feb "a,
by the T. Hl Mr. John Ford Of sheftald, Nass 70
Miss Olive Neuyheld Of same town.
sNYDFR-sTORRs-On Wednesday, Feb. r. At 81. Thomass
Church Hamilton N. y. by the Rev: @ Graves, Rector.
Henry D. H. Snyder jr Of Port ey5en Lewis Comfy Nf
70 Miss Clara B. Storrs OF Eaton Madison County " T.
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RrrrnrrG or TIE LIMOS.


Er o. JrJe-DoaI Sir: In the year 1885, was very bs6
AesHh which attributed 10 teaching school Ia r pfryion
yca-. ] was attacked with HEAORRHAGE tBLEEDINo1
GF TIE LUNGS, bot a1eT using bottle Of ESPBt
TORsNT relieved ane not had attack HiGes
also the medicine children the WH0Of
ING COUCH and have found to be % sdvssssss
&c mitigating tie disease and tEsliy efeeting cure
TEOS. II. ROLLINs.
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Msaifai.


4 FXPECTERAAT h gives imn,sdistA Tsn~f ,,,,...
HAVE Ou Asthma Or PiiTlilSiS Then use : ~ NET
EXFECTORhkT- Which viii overcome the spasmooic con
tsscton Il he wind tuhs and them 10 eject .he mue
which cioss Them and by AID Zee shpeo
,o.siion removes vi difficulty Of ehins ---,-,,
HAVE YOU wHOOpING COUGH Then rso JAfNss
EXPECT on ATThe best remedy IN the world Il sboreai
the sesse than one hall and carries the pa1'~n asy
snforghi t. - ,,vx-r,s
ExPECTORANT freely according 10 d econz and yea VIE
r.Ts ths disease in ow minutes Ard, finally, -.
HAVE YOU BRONCHITIS, CONsuMPTiON. CHRONIC
ILEURIsY, SPLITTING OF BLOOD, any other PuLMOS
AEY AFFECTION f-Thcn JAYNE'S EXPECTOAANI
remedy h- above diseases which cannot &c eqrAies
tbo ovds<e Of Thousands who have teon suss ~ VIE
testify
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-27

an INVALID published the beEett and a. -snhnt
ard caution 10 yoans Who suffer Rom nervoe, ooI
r,-mstre D.sy &c supplying 1t the same time we ee %
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great expense through medical irFo.itien and 9aes
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