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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.
Fire Insurance, Marine insurance.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE 4 MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
oFTcE No. ls1 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, Va

CASH CAPITAL, 100000.
CHARTERED and having during its existence Of twenty
" six years claims 10 the extent Ct largely
MILLION OF DOLLARS, It refers to the history OF the
asst afordng the best guarantee for the future
Being VIRGINIA COMPANY its profits distributed amongst
her citizens and It's Capital used to promote the success OF her
Commercial and Mechanical Industry.
By the long acquaintance of this Institution with the lnsung
Public, II has become familiar with their interests and no pains
viii be spared information withheld on the part Of Its Officers
that will tend 10 insure accuracy and give satisfaction
To Farmers and Country Merchants can reom the very
extensive country insurance already highly respectable
citizens in almost every portion Of the State.
Applications for Fire Marine Insurance, addressed to the
President or Secretary, will receive prompt attention
w. L. CoWARDIN, President
WILLIAM WILLS JR Secretary. mhl9-ly
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Fire, Life and Marine Insurance.
IIHE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION with cash capital and
Il surplus Of nearly $780, 900, prepared to issue policies
the above descriptions Of risks on as reasonable terms as any
similar institution State and respectfully ask share OF the
patronage Of the public Applications will be received at the Of
fee No 1867 second door OF Main and th streets
where the officers will checr give any Information required
All losses promptly and literally adjusted
DIRECTORS:
Chas T. Workman John II. Claiborne,
VIM c. Tompkins Robert NJ. Burton,
John J. Wilson ThOs A. Rust
Alex Garrett Geo n. Gwathmey,
John 7. sublett, Prs. J. Barns
DAVID CURRIE Presf.
ROBERT A. ToNPKrSs, Sec'y. se26
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80 or -. PRLLADELPHtA.
TO THE PEOPLE OF RICHMOND.
LIVERY INTELLIGENT AND THINKING
II person knew that remedies handed out Tor general N
should have heic efficacy established by tested eIpe,s
study its him for all the dues he fulfil yet the eouy
HOODED WIN poor Nosrums and Cues purPorng TO bsaa
best In the world which only frequently %
DIR. J. $. ROSES MEDICINES are tn. result. 4
thirty hye year, e1perencen Philadelphia where be stands De
DIR. Us. ROSES CARMINATIvE BALsAM
for Cholera Cholera Morbus Bowel Complaints and Dysensy
THIS mixture IL one OF the most important medicines is
De kept IN al iane. As soothing preparation Ia, no s
plants cholera norbus resesnes crying general pain
Strength without bter' Srie ~ r'o11 opium, ~
adults has failed During Of 1854 is Az
ls49 failed In instance used before death had pu
struck the patient have had from than
hosdnd persons who used during those pera
tesing to It's wonderful powers Dysentery vsnd
bottle.
DIR. J. =, ROSES COUGH Strip, OR Ey.
PECTORANI, for the radical cure Of Coughs Colds Hosnr
Broncht and all diseases Of the Lungs Pdce 50 cent
Long experience has proved is preparation to be The oHJ
DIX. }. =: ROSS Ats RATIyP sIRUP,OR
tom. Chronic Diseases uIceis Sores sweIed YE and Al a.
ease; arising from an i@ngre state Of the blood Price g.
diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder Price % The great
mand for this article has induced others bottle up something
call i Buchu. Ask for Roses, and take other.
DIR. J. =. ROSES PAIN KILLER.-rhp Opur
and never falling remedy has alone stood the est Of H
TIE PAIN CURER cures Rheumatism.
THE PAIN CURER cures painsIn usllnbs, joint sid
THE PAIN CURER ChOlIc pain, in the s,Ou'a
| or Bowels.
THE PAIN CURER cure. scsIds, Burns, spraira ~
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Remember Il has come from regular Physician.
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the only Dyspepsia and Liver Complain Pce
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Dyspepsia may be known by costveness bechng up '
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Fwt as In,slisr


The manifesto of Judge Thompson, in the
Ua6OR Of this morning, states that Con-
Rress has no soSereignt5 over Ierrtories-
The proof of this position Is founded upon
series of abstract deductions and wire
drawn conclusions, which are difficult TO
comprehend, and which fail to satisfy the
reader of the correctness of his views. In
the Constitution of the United States, Art.
". Sec. 3, it reads: "The Congress shall
have full pOreF TO dispose of and make all
needfnl rules and regulations respecting
the territory OF. other property of the uni
Led States If Congress it has fire.
Quently done-should Judge that, in order
20 promote the peace and prosperity of a
certain territory, slavery should be pro-
hibited therein, 1t has full power to do so,
under this Article of the Constitution;
hencs The long argument of the Judge is
/ thus summarily disposed of
The Judge states that he is ~ opposed
to the secession of any State from the
Union. {21 That he, with his party al
ways defended the constitutional rights of
the naturaliEed citizen. docs he allude
to the logging of the Irishman in South
Carolina, in presence of the Legislative
Assembly, for asserting, in private con-
Tersation, that the negro had more rights
there than the laboTiug white man n (3l
That be and his party always maintained
religious frredom-the free worship of the
Ruler of All the Sous of<men. docs he
refer to recent events in the history of
Aethodism in TEXAS y And t4l That he
and his party Imposed the penalty OF
felony on defaulters to the government.
He states that, with solemn regard for
the elementary views herein given" he
''cannot vote for AR. Lincoln, for his doc
trines Uiolats them all! except the bare one
of secession"
Would the Judge please state. where
Mr. Lincoln, or the great Republican
jsparty, advocated doctrines opposed to
those mentioned in sections 2, 3 and 4.
Just stated? We want an impartial judg-
ment, and have right TO expect it from
just Judge. Aeantime-to use lega
/ eIpression-"we deny the statement, and
demand the proof" It is all right fol
Judge Thompson to oppose Mr. Lincoln
but it is unjust for him to accuse the lat
] ter with sentiments he never avowed.
! AFRIRND TO THE COMMONWEALTH.
November lst, 1850.
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Mothcra. rnnd an.

The following is an extract from letter written bv
the Pastor Of Baptist Church TO the .tJournai and
Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks volume. IN
taTor Of that Worldronowned medIcine-MRs. WIss.
lows sooTuIsG SYRUP Eon CauDlEs TEEIHtso:
I'VE SEQ an advertisement In your columns Of Nr,.
Windows Soothing Syrup. Now We never said
word 10 favor Of patent medicine before i our Se
but we feel compelled to say to your readers that
tAi' i' no RAVE TRIED II, AID Know II 10
hE ALI n CLAIMS 1t Is, probably, ono Of the most
aneeesafu medicines Of the day. bscuute It s one Of
me best. And those of your readers who have ba..
D'eS SHt % peter than 70 lay in supply"
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PILEs. PIIEsa PmEs.ll
III isHi Zoe e.ered {

Thousands of persons h1ve Pnes-suEer for years
With the disease-et fevknow what it is. or how it
Is cured. Every caee Of mes, whether manifested in
the form Of external tuners, frequent bleedipgs
in violent itching and irritation. depends essentially
upon congestion Of abdominal venous circulation.
This produces tho engagement dilation Ofthe veins,
formation of tumors, henorrnges, pain and suffer-
ing; and the disease ian only be fundamentally
cured by medicines which. taken internally, relieve
this yenons congestion. Hence oIhtments, washes,
and even injections, are 80 Intellectual
HUaPHREY'sH 4IRoPATmc PILE SPECIFIC,
simple sugar pill ten two three times per day,
cures the disease u curing the condition upon
which the disease tpends. Hundreds: have been
cured by 1t, even ofthe most obstinate cases. All
will be promptly benefited by It. Price, so cents a
box.
n. B-A full set OF HUMPHREYS HoNEoPATHIC
SPECIFICS, with Box Of Directions, and twenty
Remedies In large tlree-drachm vials, and morocco
case SIS do. in plan case. 81; case of fifteen boxes
The Remedies, by he single box or full case, sent
to any address by mil express free Of charge, OF
DE. F. HUMPHREYS co,
No. 562 Broadway, New York
Sold by LAUGHLINS 4 BUSHP1RLD,
octlS No. "a Main st., Wheeling.
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Two Articles worth Reading.
a - uloTls aays ed &c fEeesnsa .


a NV more days and the freemeu of
this nation are TO decide Rhat shah be
the policy of this government for the next
four years. Itmay be that by the decision
which they shall thus pronounce, its poll
cy for all coming time viii DO shaped.
For if We read the signs Of the times
Alright, We nave reached that critical point
in our history, where the question of sla-
very extension or slavery restriction is to
be settled. If the people decide next
Tuesday; that slavery may be extended
into an our vast territorial domain, who
eauSay when and where its growth and
OxpausiOn may ever be checkedf If they
decide that this government shall be, as it
has too long been, subservient to the
wishes of that ultra pro-slaEery power,
which has ruled with SO strong hand,
and has filed the federal Offices With cor
ruption in maintaining its strength, then
when can We hope for a changer Bat if
orr people shall lift mp their voices in de-
fence of our constitution and in favor of
freedom, If they shall say that s'slaTery is
local and freedom national" if they shall
by their votes consecrate our territories as
the free home of free men, if they shall
rebuke the men who have used power and
patronage as means of political corrup-
ton, We may hope for national prosperity
and peace, and for that glory which be.
longs 10 an honest, industrious and free
nation. Men of wheeling-Of Ohio conn
ty-Of Western virginia. which do you
chooseR To ask the question is to an
swer 1t.
Some of these men who have welded
power until they seem to think that they
have presumptive right to command u.s.
are threatening to break up the Union, ii
you and those who agree with you put
honest Republicans in their places. Are
we to be iutimidated By such threats
Or will these foolish menaces only urge
US the more earnestly and decidedly to ex-
press our sentiments at the polls . Shol
Wesnot decide, and once for all, whether
We are free men, or are slaves of haugh
ty and dictatorial power, that will brook
no opposition !? If the issue thrust upor
for til Let Us then mafen In EfsR1qlRlis s:sp
lanx to the polls next Tuesday and settl
these questions at once. Let no maj
stay at home on that day, who has vot,
to give.
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sPECIAL No3ICEs.
You visl. o.knau &c our Medicine,
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49, Wnlao1 Readthe IollCathg and learp:
LIST. RrentIingor's Fluid Extraa Of saLsapeEillR
and nan6elioh never fans u curt Scroll 4as White
swelling, Running Ulcers aud 9ll tons on the
skin, By thcrUuEhly Purifying the Blood Is an eA-
perience Of over thirty yelts has proven:
ID RrentlingeSs Syrup BnneRet and Wild Cherry,
hasno equAlIn the cpPeof Coughs Colds and Anec-
lions of the Chest generally.
Sd Brentlingers CathsEtic Pills remove all acid
and deleteriO1s substances IRON the stomach and
Bovels without IN the lest s!ckening the stomach.
They ara the beStip Hf6jf general .ase now sold.
4th The Berger or SFine and Muscle Imminent
acts IKE charm In RELYING all pains of the tace
back or limbs, where tbs use Of q Imminent Is In
Dictated.
5th Tho genuine Conkln Salve as prepared by rs
Is as you ali know, one Of the very bGst things in the
world for Cuts, Burns, Btlises, &c.
9th. The Golden Hair restorative prepared by us
gives TO tko hair hne gloss renders It soft ant
smooth, and not only prevents it falling out, but
causes new crup where be head has become bald
p A. BRENHINGER-6 CO.
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ONR Of the ladies who danced With the
Prince asked him if"the portraits we have
resemble your royal mother?" Another
asked him chow his royal mother WASP
lie was amused, and TO the first lady be
replied that he didn't know; to the second
ne said his mother was ':as we'll as could
be expected" This is authentic Bostoo
Cor. N. Y. Tribune.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-02

That doleful ;Last Man" story is again
going the rounds of the papers. Seven
medical students in Cincinnati thirty years
ago formed club aud agreed to dine to-
gether once year at stated time
A casket containing a bottle of wine to
be drunk by the last surviving member
was entrusted to one and another accord
They all lived and were able
ninth year another and finally the otn=
er day the last surviving member dined
all alone, drank the bottle of wine, wept
to find himself a club of one, his com
pantons in the grave, and he practising
physician still able to bleed and blister.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-02

PREST1cE ON YAEcEY.-An Alabama
paper expresses its belief that Mr.. Yancey's
whole political life has been curse TO the
country. We believe 80 too. We don't
wish 4ancey dead, but we are sorry that
his mother didn't refuse to have his father.
-LouisVilLe Journal.
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THE New York Post has some complt-
ments for the Prince of Wales. It thinks
his demeanor in this country completely
realized the fair flower of the State
Cheerful, afable, modest and quiet, be
nevertheless exhibited all the man.
ly qualities of cavalier A superb
borseman, he ontstripped his companions
in his Canadian gallops; good shot, he
bagged moge prairie chickens than the
I,se.siesrs OF his suite; enthusiastic in the
bathroom, he was the admiration of all
the votaries of Terpsichore who were Wit
.nesses of his boyish but well-regulated
delight. Priucely in his liberality, he al
ways did the right thing at the proper
time, and left everywhere, where humble
service was required, striking proofs of a
tbonghtful muni6cence 1t did not believe
it possible that the British sovereign could
have increased the admiration with which
she is everywhere regarded in the New
World But the bearing of her son has
proved that Americans had not taken the
full measure of her worth. The Queen
has governed her family as admirably as
she has governed her kingdom, and of the
heir to the British Crown we may now say,
with propriety-
@England did never ewn 50 sweet hope"
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"England did never own 50 sweet a hope"


OXE of the calamities predicted by the
New York Herald in. the event of Lincoln's
election, is athe dissolution of the Union
abolishes the patent laws" A stranger
who attended church in a very cold
country was astonished to hear the
preacher describe hell as region of ice
and snow and ofthe most intolerable cold.
After the sermon he demonstrated with
the minister upon such perYersion of the
threatenings of scripture, and said that he
had always heard the place of torment
called lake of FIRE and birthstone
i'That sort of preaching will do very well
for warm climate" said the minister,
t'but if ] should tell my people that there
was comfortable frein the lower regions,
half of them would want to go there to
warm themselves" NE think that with a
great many men the prediction of the
Herald would be deemed rather desirable.
If some of the extensions that have been
granted by the Commissioner of Patents
would be overthrow with the Union, it
would almost raise secession party in the
north
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FIFTEES MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
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WIN. A. BAUcHELoR's HAIR DYE produces a
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not to injure in the least however long IT
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remedied; the Hair Inygorated for Life by this Spleen
did Dye.
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Druggists and Fancy, Goods Dealers.
~ The Genuine has the name and address upon
PlA'e gISTing on four sides Of each box, Of
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
hnl9Ea@"4y 16 Bond Street, New York.
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SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

PROTECTED By ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
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This invaluable medicine unfaling in the cure Of
all those painful and dangerous diseases to which the
female consultation IS subject. 1t mOderates all ex
cess aud removes all obstructirns and speedy cure
may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it peculiarly suited. 1t will in short time, bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
ent Stamp of Great Britain to prevent counterfcits
CAUTION.
These Pills &hOELd not Be takeH by females during
tie FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy. as they
arc g7ue to bring on Miscarriage bat at any Oter
tiHle they are SGfe-
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, PAIN
IN the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertiOn,
Pulpitation of the Heart Mysteries Whites, these
! Pills will effect cure when all other means have
failed; and although powerful remedy, do not con
tain iron, calomel antimony, anything hurtful &c
the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada,
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Ruthorized agent, u1ir1nsure-s-. Rochester. n. Y.
pills, by return mail.
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TEE Republican Torchlight, or Wide
Awake, procession, will come OFF tonight
We expect that it will be the most mug
niacent affair of the campaign, if not al
together the finest political demonstration
: that ever occurred in our city. Invitations
have been extended to the Wide Awake
companies of Pittsburgh, steubenville,
Wellsburg, Martinsville, Bridgeport, Wash
ingtOn, cIaysVille, West Alexander, Haney-
town, and other places, to como and par
ttcipate in the demonstration. We have
reason to suppose that many of them will
be here this afternoon, and that they will
take part In the parade with our Wide
Awakes tonight. The occasion cannot
help being an interesting one. Many
strangers from all the scope of country
that surrounds US, will be drawn here to
witness the demonstration, and we hope
that they will not go away disappointed.
:. We hope, farther, that nothing will occur
on the streets to send them away with
Impressions that will be injurious to our
name and prosperity abroad Let them
see that Wheeling is city where no man
Is maltreated on account of his politics:
but, on the contrary, that, like the great
cities, it is metropolitan in its character,
and that in its every shade of political SEN
ttment is protected and respected in the
exercise of its inviolablc rights. Let that
be the impression which participants and
spectators from abroad will take awsv
With them. We believe that such will be-
the impression they will receive. We be-
lieve that every good citizen, every man
who hasa character TO lose, will mako it
his pride and effort to secure the preva-
hence of Law and order throughout tho
evening. -
cession:
Ghs ProSesslon VIII form on Main street, right
or s. spd proceed up Quincy 10 Mar
NAN 70 Monroe, up Monroe to Byron, down ' RyTon
g Gni9ey, up Quincy to 9th, down 9Th to CeStfs
Nv q ~ @,s down I.h e za4o down Zane 70
aiS @ Division, up Division to ChapIiae, down
Soa ~, y 81 down g to Vine up Vine to 9th,
oheSa9t. up Chestnut to Eth, down 4th 10 Wa,Sinc'
sStt ~ ~ 9th 70 ohsennt down ohssput to ar.
C9Snut up Ohesnut to 6th, up 6ti Ia Pina 0%a 70
F19e g 6th to Denny, up Denny to 6oie nm
SSls g La Belle down Li.Bslts to 6hSniIns' Up Up
saRERe = 5sEss up Pr. 70 Ees Eoa g p,
se4e to ttqiiup MIN to Head ouaFtor6 ( !
4e 4lieL 9FShal viii wear rcd SaSh, With rosetta
seqep aud b4tlns Assistant MSiphalI viii 49,
Tire eeeh apd pink ToSette, cap and batsn. - 49,
re eESnal1 an expected 70 be mounted on hoT.s
Sllnd WI rand at Company HI HeSS
: aTtsEss corner Of Quincy and Aiarfof =
oaief siaEeh9l, THos. HoRNRRooK.
ASS6FAST aARSHAIS
a
: 4zts44S sSsSl44 IS9sa& HhPGtS y
SSt 49,. SSg9Etsl5 0hbties Link,
Il - s.lls.s224 Tce=ss tr, Il fh1buFpi
Ren. lfsheTs = = 7TIi6S 6sTlttIf4Eae
=, 81 l+E6E6F,- IiSSj1l iPgttitsAt-.
x a. GsRohn8On, sssslS n fg43Jthl
Il isIpublished that thirty member. of
Congress- will refuse to take their seats IN
the event OF Lincoln's election. Wa do
not ereditths story; We do uotbslieye thar
thsJ. aiiow Union to be broker. mn
AUD tae goyesamsat owing them $1,000
each RatFf6ff6ri h noe IA iIsa, ..5.tss.
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T39lEE, FOR CLERK OF THE cIR.
49, CUT COURT.-IIolding tho IN
onisgent OF CLERK pro'tempore from the Judge. and
h1nnng served In The office FIVE years az de6uty I
Place my name before the people for the offics n
Clerk Of the cfrcnit Court. "D''e VI
0etl47 LUCIEN LowTHER.
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CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT

E9EEe TO THE VOTERS OF OHIO
Dy<a3A COUNTY tel respectfully announce
myself as candidate for Clerl, Of the Circuit Court
Of Ohio county. Coct26Fl A. D. BEDILII0S.
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cess, but in an achievement most glorious
for the country. Meanwhile, let us keep
our arnor on and in good trim. and WORK
lfasFULLY AID pERsEvRRISs1Y until the
sun sets on the 9Th Of November,
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NO. For CLERK of THE cIR.
49, OU1Y COURT.s.MEssRs YnTToRs =
GEO w. SIGHTS will be supported nv he aosI.
IoE Clerk OF the Circuit Court az the election 10 Is
neld on the 9th day Of November. :
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-02

TlIEI=S We refer our readers to the advertisement
Of Mcssry CHURCH q DUPONT, No. 100
BroadEET. New York. Tho Blood Food is one of the
greatest m'diones Of the age, and Is rapidly driving
on. the market all the quack noatrlms of modern
times Its efficacy is 50 great, aud Its superiority q
Justly aeknowledge that IL Is found difficult to sun
ply tho immensc and increasing demand for the ar
tcle. Or. EAIoNE ccIsbrateq .eIntante Corsl.,, "a
medicine prepared by areeular physician of emil.
nehe6 In his profession, and ono who has devoted h;s
life 70 the IniantiIe diseasea It q
no humbng but medicine, which Commands itseIF
20 those only who can appreciate 1DaLacIieoSa
Flor. sLfaIeS. ~
~ see enlightenment. : -, :, Inh24 d&w
tL0AEks:.-Te have Just opened a fuil stocE
NJ OF Ladiess ClUaks, some Of them Paris made and
q style and quality, which We nm ssla
ostSo HEIsKEI1i & sPEARINGEN.
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DR.. M'CLINTocK'sCO COLD &CoUGH
MIXTURE performs, in every instance, what was
promisod when II was introduced. It cures. with
the same uniform certainty that morning dispe,s
hight, all the varieties of severe cold or baTass
ingcough, and Immediately relieveSinfuenza, hoarse
ness and tickling of the palate or throat Prize, Is
cents
Sold by IAUGuLINs q BUsHP1ELD. g Fun.
pENnERe, bridgeport, and DrugEIsts geaeEaallZ.