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The Shasta courier., 1860-09-08

The BREcKrSRlDGE CONVENTION body
was made up off funny materials, and the dele
gates from many precincts were elected in a
funny manner. 1t appears from letter now
before us that the party never had primary
election at French Gulch, and yet that precinct
was fully represented-in part by three pledged
members of the Douglas wing. EAST Fork was
also represented by a self-elected delegate who
had been defeated candidate for Douglas
delegate from French Gulch. Mddletown, too,
had four delegates AS that is just one more
precinct, they prevailed upon a good Douglas
man to permit his name to be used for the occa-
sion. Funny way to make up Convention;
that-yeryl
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-08

3HtRcH BELL.-Ere long the sound of the
church going bell will be heard reverberating
over these hills reminding men that the Sab
bath has come, and calling them up to the
house Of God
The bell recently purchased for the new
church, through the exertions of the Lady Man
agers, arrived on Monday, and will speedily be
swinging in the beIfrey. It weighs 673 pounds,
and cost 1879 So
Capt. Johnston, of the California Steam Nav
igation Co., brought it to Red Bluffs freight free,
and Mr.. Comstock, of the firm of Pierce, Church
Co., forwarded it to Shasta, likewise freight
free. This was contributing in a decidedly
handsome manner.
The bell received is larger than the one ex-
pected, and was sent through some misappre.
hension. 1t will cost over one hundred dollars
more than the one expected by the Lady Man.
agers-which one hundred dollars the said La.
dy Managers say must be forthcoming shortly
Therefore, young gentlemen without families to
support, prepare to pucker."
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-08

ScAacE.-At last accounts there was not q
single Breckinridge paper in all Illinois.
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-08
judicial District Convention.

The delegates elected at the late Democratic
County Convention to attend a District Conven-
tion, to nominate candidate for District Judge,
are hereby notified that the District Convention
will be held nj Trinit, ConAro IN
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miIIedgeviIIe Democratic Convention Adj
tOurmed.

MOBILE March I5.-The second days races over
the Magnolia Course took place yesterday
The first race was for two year Olds-mile heats
best two in three. 7. G. MOore's brown colt. by
Brown Dick, won the first and second heats. John
Campbell's chestnut colt, by Glencoe was distanced
The second race was for the Battle House Plate
valued at three hundred dollars. The heats were
two miles. Fanny Washington won both of them.
Alendorf came in second, while Martha Worsham
and MarengO were distanced. Time 3:40
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the quantity Of milk; dry food, az hay alone, mskes
a thicker quality Food rich g starch gum. sugar
( &c increases the butter in mix
Cuiatness also promotes the secretion Of tat and
increases the richness Of milk Green grass Is more
nutritious and more digestive than hay, which, ike
all other coarse and dry food is made more nutri-
tous By cutting and moistening or steaming' Az
Eliminating animals require more OF less bulky toou,
the bulk contributing to the healthy activity OF the
digestive organs.
The most valuable additions tolthls branch OF farm
ing have been made by the elaborate and success
ful experiments Of Mr. Horsfall who found that he
could make much and rich butter IN WINTER as
in Summer His whole course CT management has
been republsied 10 this country II the appendix %
the lecturers Treatise on Mich Cows and Dairy
Farming.
Particular attention was called to the manage
ment of young heifers and the time when they
should be allowed to come in, as well as the care
which should be taken TO prevent any faulty habit
or constitutional defect to become fixed upon them.
Suppose for instance. a heIfer should come in in
Winter. or in very cold weather, which would pre-
vent the dstension Of the tissues Of the skin, and be
fed on d food which had little tendency to develop
the milk vessels or the organs Of secretion, these
organs viii adapt themselves to supply a small
yield Of milk and thus habit may be fixed upon
the animal for life or which it might be difficult to
overcome entirely afterward. Hence, some Of the
external signs of good milking COW are found on
animals whose product does not justify expecta-
TONS
A young cow with her first or second calf should
be made BY judicious feeding, to give large quar-
tity, and to hold out we'll and, by constant gen1e
treatment to be dOcile and obedlent
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE
DNTLX DISCOVER x
WORTHY c0NTDEEcE FOB
RESTORTNG THE RALD AND GRAY


WORTHY 0E ANT cosT1DEEcz EoR
+ RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY
AZ Any, since the great discovery Of Prof Wood, have Ct
I piei onlY to initiate his restorstiVe but profess %
se discovered somehiag ta would produce results ~
but they have All and gone being carried away ~ me
wonderful Prof Woods preparation, add have been
forced 70 leave TIE field % its rsstess sway Read ms
BsrH. MAIZE, April 18th. 1859.
PEOF. 0. WooD &C.: eenisThe letter wrote sSo n
1855 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative an -
have published in This vicinity sad elsewhere mas
numerous inquiries touching the facts II sas case. Is sts5 h
are nrsts Is It fact Of my heeitstlon an n contained
the Communication seconds It true OF 81 .lsIsa
third, does my hair still continue 70 q n 80 A.
natural coor4 To all GIN and ae @iss s - ~ 49,
hair better than in stage Or ny ne ~ 10y yaIs
past, soft. thrifty and ber cooiee us n, = t u =
tbat tie efsee & ,Fahsd OF by frequent sbluton Of the
face, when il care we're used e5 slg % sIi &
have bse in hrecept Ct great many letters from all parts
Of New Engand asking 5s IL e 1 a1S so p
yio compounds well as this II has no doubt been basey
absolute injury nave mol osea any q your restorative OF any
ooount for some months, and yet hair good ever,
old not hair IN my head or on my faee and to
this send you lock Of my hair the past week
received your favor II two quart bottles summer, for
which am very grateful gave o friends, and thereby
induced them to try il, many skeetcz after trial
and then purchases and used It with universal success will
ask az iFo tat you SEND he test BY which discover
fraud in the Restorative sold by many, fear without an thor
ny rom from you. pure article will insure success, and
e5e hee coca eeos 90 not follow the failure is caused
BY the impure article, which the inventor good
deem my duty as heretofore to keep you appd Of the
et on my alr as assure all who inquire Of Of
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain sr
yours, A c. RAYMOND
AARos's Ron, Ky, Nov. 80, 1865:
The Restorative is put up bottles Of three Sizes vz arge
medium, and sma the small holds pint retail for 81
per bottle me mediums hold at least twenty cent in
proportion than the SMALL reas for 81 per bote the large
holds quart ~ cent morein proportions and ras for 50
sootue D. j. Wood a. Cos Prspretors, Al Broadway,
New York and ia Market street, Louis Mo- by ali
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers WhOlesaed BY
Hven, PendletOn & Co., and retailed by every Drug
house in the United States. Ifebll-ly
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CITY NOTICES.



Mr. H. NJ DTGGHs, proprietor for the sale of the
right in Tennessee. to manufacture and sell Messrs
BRowN & KENT's patent hot ballet Stove, is at our
house with samples of his stove and oven, and is
Offering to sell the right to the State on most accom-
modating terms. That this stove ecpses any inven-
ton ever yet made that it will cost less than one
sixth the amount required to any other stove in
the world to it that it is far better adapted on
account of its many merits to any kind Of cooking,
than any stove in use; and that it is the only
stove that viii satisfy the demands Of the public,
when broughtint practicable use are all facts
established and affirmed to, by every mechanic and
scientific man who has ever seen it. We are so san
guine of the fact that there is fortune to be made
out of it in the State Of Tennessee, that we are
willing to join any one or more gentlemen who may
desire to engage in the enterprise. HARDY BROTHERS,
Auctioneers and Gneral Agents. ~ Public Square.
March If
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CoBBETTs PARLIAMENTARY HISTORY OF
ENGLAND. from the Norman Conquest in 1906 to lsU3
complete. Sc vols, royal $40; hall Russia London.
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NEW BOOKS.
JUST RECEIVED By

JUST RECEIVED By
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The Heiross: By Mrs. ANN S. sTEPHEss.
Life Struggle: By Miss PARDoE
Lucy CrOftOn: By the author of 'Days of ny Life, ec
Habits of Good Society: hand book for ladies and
gentlemen.
FOOTBALLS on the boundary OF Another
World: By B. D. OWN.
Debit and Credit: By CHEvAIrER BUSsrN.
Wit and HumOr in Paragraph. ParSTlcE.
Whims and Waits. By THOMAS HOOP.
The Rivals; or, THE TIMES OF BURR AND HAM.
ILToN.
Beulah. By AUGUSTA J. Evans, Fifteenth Edition.
Woman, Ola FEzNE1 By N. J. MroaELET.
ArchbOId's Criminal Practice aud Plead
ing-New edition, with Watsrman's Notes. Price, Sl2.'
The Voyage of the s. FOx'' in the Arctic
Seas. narrative Of the discovery D fats Of Sir
Jon Franklin and his companions By Captain McCntoc
N, LII D, with maps and illustrations Price $3.50.
Art RecreatiOns Being acomplee guide to ornamental
work, painting, drawing, etc, etc. For sale By
marl6 JOHN YORK & co.
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NFyy ORLEANS March l6Cotton quet sales 5000 bales
Nddpg I9<. Sales Of the week $4,000 bales Receipts
al me week $4,000 bales, against $1,000 bales during the
wear Exports y goo bales Total exports
of The season bales. Receipts at this port ahead Of last
wear 2 600 bales At all Southern ports 20 500 bales Stock
at New Orleans 5lS,5OO bales
sAvANNAu March l5Saes Of cotton to day 81 bales with
firm MARKET at unchanged prices The sales of the
So bales The receipts 900 against 1860 The in
receipts this port g. 500 bales and at all ports SOS 0 The
stock is $3.50. Freghts and Exchange unchanged
CHARLESTON March l5Sae Of cotton to day 1900 bales,
during the 10 COO bales better grades full
The receipts Of the week are {, 500 bales
MoBIE March l4Saes Of cotton to day 1000 hales The
market dull and quotations easier but unchanged
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BtcoNThe market for this article has been quiet past
week, houghrm. We the following city cured
since our last report s000 900 1000 5000 and 900
eesr ribbed sides Ie 900 $780, 5000 s shout
ders at Sc and about 20 small I2c
packed and delivered in depot.
we notice the arrival Of small lots of country cured part
which changed hands wharf SIC hog round
sale Of 2o000 hog round reported this lOe
packed and in depot.
L1RDales only at lie for prime leaf in barrels
and lOc for No in erces No transactions country Lard
have to cur knowledge.
CoRNSupply limited 70 some 600 bushels-hoders asking
goo sacked and delivered in depo-inquiy less active than
few weeks past.
FLoURstooks rht-sale at 50 per sack By the quantity.
Retailing at 81, inq1 jry active.
dred bushels.
PoTAToEBest quality selling 81 a5 per bushel-suppy
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The Cleveland (Tenn) Banner OF the 10Th saysI
Wheat continues command good price, with but little On
the Corn is worth SEC per hushel. Meal 9c Flour
from 80 Is to 81 IS per ssck according to quality Bacon
cash, ga barter, hog round; Ice by the retail There brisk
this market for all kinds Of produce a; remuneaEe
prices Of the high prices which produce commands
farmers ought heavy this There
money less risk good farming than anything else
II earth cked and persuaded rightly e is al
pay day comesshe dshenors honest
when checked upon; but she is bank Dank and
never supsnd her liabilities be what they may. Her
always commands high premium and the has Of it
the better oghe is-u0t 50 with all banks
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ROSES NEW GENERAL BIOGRAPHICAL Die
TIONARY. The articles contributed by the sminsnt
scholars Of the day, containing 5000 Complete
p vols. Royal svo; calf London.
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River and steamboat news

reported by H. Il. HAEEIsos Steamboat AE'h''l
River declining, seven and half feet water on
Harpeth Shoals The weather has the appearance
Of being unsettled
The steamer Twiche1 is now lading for New
Orleans and viii depart at y o'clock The steam
er Sam Kirkman is receiving freight for Cincinnati
and departs on Monday next, at noon. the Steam
Tug Mohawk arrived from Pittsburg, with four
hundred tons of railroad iron for the Northwestern
road.
The James Johnson, the reliable New Orleans
steamer, under command Of that lucky veteran
boatsman, Capt JESSE JOHNSON, who has traversed
the Cumberland and Mississippi rivers nearly long
enough to have carried al the world and the rest
of mankind judging there are a few passengers
still left who are anxious to visit the Crescent City
has telegraphed that he will certainly arrive this
morning, (Sunday) and win leave again on Tues
day next; and is ready and willing to accommodate
passengers and frieghters for small remuneration,
to be paid to his handsome clerk McNoLEN. at the
boo+
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Families and Plantation Uses.
]. W. Williams--Aeent.

IBE Propnetors Of these Machines sa, e BGhsanla
the eail that their Instruments e ssss any and susrb
Kind Of Hsscs0rE and perform the sane in she best possible
Combining does, as merits Of an The other Ma
chimes, and, the time, avoiding their iults it com
mends isslf the public the great Family sew
Ing REachines and as adapted 70 eDsr 5r1uc1 Of fs,
~ where TIE needle is required.
They viz STITCH hem, fell, bind and gather They ats
strong lock stitch, that rayelsd or pulled m Tb
make beautiful uniform stitch. alike en- both sides Of bs ~
without forming ridges underneath.
1he Machine have great Strength perfectly simple and
the management Of them easily acquired
Ahy spool Of eostoHs thread o. elk nav be usa b 40
almost nosssss in their oPsrzons and a5 sssa on han
any other Sewing Machine exIant.
Let AanufaeareTs, Planters, FaruerI HouselsD or An,
other persons IN search d instrument 10 s1s ~ 80
Of SssoiHg H0'0 doEs BE- machinery make sure m ssr, "A
6sst By examining ours before purchasing.
ITA liberal discount made to Ninistsrssnd sh.ri,s. 50.
eieties
IL All Macine5 warranted three years. and fI B.,ss
given to Use then satisfactorily.
REsPONsIBLE AGENTS WAETEDs
The public are invited to can and sssnns D, laa-
50 PUBLIO saUA
jau3s d,ssss
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NEW ORLEANS, March .-Ootson to-day 1880 bales
closing quiet but steady. Prices but quotations IN
changed Freights and Exchange unchanged,
NEw YORK. March I.-Cotton dul-sae day I,5OO bales
MiddIing Uplands lie.
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NOTES AND QUERIES. A medium of Intereom-
munica0n for Literary Men, Artists, AnquaElans, Gene
alogists, &c. Ia vols, small Ito, calf.
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Wes1eFn IseDOTf.

LTNIt Indiana, July 5, 1853.
Vrsspu W E HAgAN 4 CO Gents: 1 am ENJOYING ma
1otE lair of m and have with many instances Of
The same kind feel just sure that your Hair COlorng has
strngbeDei nv ewes as an that changed my hair Three
1gars 400 7ras greg By accident bottle Of
your Restorative tried and found what it amended,
hence orr trade am satisfied that With little attention large
amount can he sold for the worth Of the article is only
KNOWN its use in almost every family the country.
few dozen left Of the Eve gross January
last. I more this week
Yours truly, Al W WOOD
Remember this result was produced by HEMSTEETs m
ilitl1s ne orgin1 and only reliable Hair Restorative.
Price fifty cents bottle. Sold everywhere
W HAGAN & CO., PrOprietoIs, Troy, Y
r,ara- Ea-rTr,
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STEWART Co1LEGE, CLAREsFuLE, FENN.--We learn
with great pleasure that this institution, under
the presidency Of our old friend the Rev. Dr.. Nc
MULLEN, is in a very prosperous condition aud bids
most sauguine friends Unjust be gratifying to the
friends Of religion, who have heretofore favored
this institution to learn that eeUeR Of the students
have recently made profession Of religion. The
number Of students now on the roll is hundred
and tsgeatg-seuan.
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From WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON March l6-The following appoint
ments Of Cadets at large have been made by the
President: Edward W. Anderson, Burdet A Tur1tt.
Chas. E. Moore, Joseph L. S Kirby Alex. s. Clark,
Francis W. FOote, Walter Abbott, VIM. Waller, JOS
W. Fetherstep, and Jas. W. Cuyler.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Constitution SAYS that
the New Grenada misunderstanding is permanently
settled.
1t is reported that the Republicans of the House
will accept JOhnsOn's Homestead bill if theirs be
rejected.
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Under Rio advees February last continued very lin
tied shipments to this country and further improvement in
prices there's the market has been excited sales
freely made at materially advanced quotations.
holders now demand rates. Sales since our last
port, embrace go bags, balance Panama l2fc 2OOe
balance North Point and 20Q0 half cargo Parhian
at 1896 1000 Fore King at 1895 and 500 do c.
Stock Of Rio, March 10th, New 500 bags
Balhmore...-....---..- 3 800 -
" 18Th, New YoTk-...............-. .0s4 +"
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COBBETT'S POLITICAL WORKS being a com
pse abdgment Of the 100 volumes which comprise the
writings Of PETER PORCJPINE, the Weekly Register,
&c, with notes, Historical and ExplanstOry ves svo
half calf
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The Incorporation ed and not changed
The greatest amount taken risk is 5000 o.,
The and Instructions Of the Company are that IN the
placing OF risks they shall be exposed loss Of
IS 600 BY any risk
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The New York gsaal Of Commerce says Of the cEs mar
ket On the 18th:
The MARKETS still excited and prices higher than at any
previous das for years The sales bags Bio 1919
AK 500 half bags and 900 and 50 Maracabo
at 1881.
The New York Essaiag Post Of the 15h says
The stock ofa kinds is extremely light and the market buoy
ant, consequently the transactions restricted Sales Of in00
mats Java at 595o y bags jamaica at 3c 30 DO Mara
eabo at and ls De Rio at age Whichis the highest price
paid for any lots in years The stock Of al kinds
duced to II, 400 bags and 81 zoe mats.
Messz VIM scott Co. Of New York. their weekly circular
datad ~ 19th ranorf fha
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w. T. BERRY & COMPANY,
NASH g. MARI,
INSURA nee NTS.

Statement of the Condition OF the Quaker
City Insurance Company of PhiIadeI-
phia, Pa, on the Sd day OF JRnss 1850.
Made in compliance with laws Of Tennessee
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ROCK CITY MILLS.


Rev. J. r. GAAYss VIII preach at Firemen's Hall
Capitol hid to-day. Services to commence at 100
o'clock a. NJ
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New Hampshire Election.

BOsToN, March I6-Full returns from New Hamp-
shire show the following result: Goodwin, Rep.
$4,000; Cate, Dem, % 40 Goodwin's majority
4,575. Wentworth the candidate for Senator in the
Sixth district is elected-makng 10 out pr Y Sena
tors. The Republican majority in the House is IS.
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marchl-d&wlm
DIR. mcCIintock,s Asthma Remedy

Dr. McClintock's Asthma Remedy is not
miraculous curative. Whatit accompanies is simply this
II relieves the ghul distress Of breath experienced in Asthma,
operates the delicate coating Of the lungs and the
membranes OF the throat eject eventually, real
IN whooPing cough invaluable Price SO cents bold BY
msrchl-dEWlm 30. G. BROWN
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IN presenting you with DIR. EATON,s INFANTILE

COX DIAL desire to state its superiority every
that quack has heretofore offered
Frs-It the preparation Of regular physician, who is we'll
qualified from much experience in inanle complaints to
for them. SecOndy-It is entirely free from paregouc
opiae oauy kind and consequently relieves by removing the
suffering your child instead Of deadening its sensbes
ThrdyI put up with great comparison Of it with
any other article inanle complaints will show the
which distilled being from the forests under
the direction Of Dr. Eaton, Of them by hs own hands
For all Complaints attending Teething'
Dysentery, Collie, &c; also for softening the
gums and relieving pain For regulating the bowels is IN
equalled Cold in the Head relief For Group
trying of diseases relied with
feet confidence and being powerful antpasmodc IN all cases
commissions fits, earnestly recommend to lose no
procuring LastyIt much than Othsr
preparations afford such long adver
those whose whole expense their advrng
for the same reason Itself the most reliable to all
mothers In all the directions wrapped around each bottle
must be strictly followed. Price 25 per bottle.
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT, Druggists,
No. SO Maiden Lane, New York,
And by all respectable Druggists throughout the country
o. ). WOOD & Co., St. Louis
MhnIasala rant fnr the
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hRs BRONSON having been 50 far reduced by consumP
ton be considered beyond all hope Of recovery by the
eminent Of the medical profession and also By hmsea
regular stefan Of twenty practices last resort con
ceiYed the idea Of Analysing the Blood, and apply
ing the subject Of physiology the immediate connecton
and effect of the state OF the blood upon the health and system
The result has been the production Of this - BLOOD
EOODs from the Of which Dr. Bronson restored to
perfect health. Within six months after its intrOducOn
two thousand consumpes efectuay cured by it. II
have complaints Of consumptve tendency, Cough C0d
Head ACHE PdlDitdtiOR Of the Heart, Loss Of appetite,
Pain IN The Side, lose time in procuring bottle OF the
'ah God Foods II you suderiag from Nervous lie
6 yor yoursleep broken and disturbed if your Spirits
Depressed your Organs TeGSed you will find in this
falling remedy by commencing With ten drops II your Lf1T
torpid diseased Whatever or tO 60eS
will be inviFora and bring i into lively and heaitu
action. II the nveterae OF Dyspepsia the patient
here End the most efficient and grateful relief benefit is
always experienced after taking ey bottle II Nae or
Female Complaints Weakness the sufferer after trying other
remedies in van may assured that certain will result
from the Of tire three bottles The ttBlOOd FOOdH
is efecua in all Of krNp0Rs SAT- Rhet, ScTfatds
and other like comp ants. Pale anepdciQted esdTeH and
adults are Immediately benefited by its gives strength
tie body and color and beauty to the skin. Physicians OF all
schools using it with wonderful success
For full directions, circular Price 81 per bottle
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DIR. McCItntocIS,s Cold and Cough Mix
GURE authorised professional curGtits DR. Nee is
one Of the most distinguished medical men IN America ana ms
guarantee cannot be Questioned This preparation he declares
from his experience swift and positive cure for cold
cough, catSrrh influenza and throat II is popular
maTchI-dGwIm 10. G. BROWN.