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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-03-31

HdtchmnE@r and .Ts,r~t.,-jn Metropolitan Block
S"ath Side Of the CDrrt House Square, Otta,cd.
"AICh work thoroughly done and warranted-
~ CLOCKS repaired at the shortest notice. Clocks,
W atches. and Jeweiry for sale cheap mar27
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-21
an oRpERING TICK ETs oRcERTIFIcArEs.

Enclose 1 he amount Of money 10 our address FOR
what YOU wish to purchase; name Ihe Lottery in
which you ISL Z invested and " hsfheT you wish
-shoies, Halves ~ Quarters, or klghths receipt
OF which send what IS order ed by mali, TO-
gether with the scheme.
Immediately after the drawing Printed Drawing
certified by the Com missIoacrs viii sent, with
a tx planation-
Rs- Purchasers willplease write their signature.
plain give the name Of their Post ONCE county
and State
AHcommunic stons strictly &C On hcentisl
sE-Allprzes of 81 ,0oOand under paid immediatly
yafterthe Irawing-othei prizes the usua timeof
forty days.
IT PNood. Eddy Co.'s lotteries are erawn at
Augusta, Georgia, and wilmington, Delaware
AddressOrders'orf ickstfor Certificates by u
or Express to beiirec;edto
woob EDDY 4 Co Augusta Georgia.
or ,WOoa, EDDY < CO. ATLANTA Georgia.
or, WOOD, EDDY CO. Wilmington delaware
eS-ClTru,ars containing Schemes ter tie mo- IN
Will be free OF expense BY addressing as abVTe
an27
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-21
Every other Ticket a III

Draw ins-
~ urdeFsadaressss 700 kAseE $50 - -, =,
O. all ssen Del. ~ Il meet @tth Pfehf. -. :.
nar = a 4. cltctA SlF se1 t-ss =
over
CAUTION
,....ttxt,v =, = distance sAoald be extremely
,,s,sas 81 ssla ihey order Lottery Tickets % osl
t.ar.le. u Packages q Tickets The eeah,Is
ss-.se al x,lh bogus zrd Esindins Lottefiet- LseIs
sEauce.sens Is held est % get perspes e leses
= III friEes 81 from SO. 90 70 $50
So, a., g.sasI iFlxes are oaaFed, Ilekets - Al
"a h IN every l. STAGE. are ir-udss AZ 49,
- 10 Item Tor tisksts, q nocfalnfo~h -s-y
,r,s,es,t the shaeo1 Of c1ance 81 gettlnk dt-
f,.~.rs of all fasleFes = here ne C@Pssi fI'.s
s.s-ssrs larss AZ CO. parsssn - The pEsss q -
sts IL every tnstaHee ehsfe iafse y = - -
- .r : su...i esst ef Iickets. pes = eos isI ..
A-5a Managers
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-21
Ordinary Drawing,
One Grand Capital Prize of $50. 900
Approximation Prizes.
Amounting to ss2O. OOt
whole Tickets $40; Halvea ss;auarters So SO

CeTtifra es Of packages ia the Ordinary drawings
wi II be sold following -aIes which Is the risk
Certificate Of Package Of 10 hole Tickets. $50
10 Half - 20
10 Quarter - 20
10 kighih 10
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-21

The Great Western and North est ShoF time Route
1859. FALL ARRANGEuENT.1sss.
Two Daily Trains TO St Louis, Cincinnati
and Chicago.
AN and after DECEMBER sth 1ss9, Passenger
~ Trains ~ 10 leave New Albzily follows
1910 A NJ, Chicago ana 81 louts Express Mall
(Iaaily except sunday )reaehinEst leuis at II so
A NJ. and Cnic4g ~ ioss0 A. M CineInEAti At
l0;i5f.N
rols p NJ Chicago and -. Louis Night Express
(I,zily exeept szIardsysf. reaching "a. Louis -
.oS 4. NJ. and Chicago 81 losso r. n On eatar-
say nights this EuhEs eaiy Mitchell. re-
turnisg Monday mornings
las P M Nil bell Accommodation (fsziiy except
ssndays). Returning connects lth tie train
from -. Lo.sis Al GO A. NJ, reaching AeS AZ
haay al s:es r. N, ieuissiils at 40 2. n
Trains leave ST LOUIS A. SO A NJ, Asd 90 p
NJ. zrrly ing ~ Louisville Al 5:iS A. u sna $40
Pm.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-21
a0aI! COaI. COal,
Negroes for Sale.

I'VE have good lot Of Feeroes for sale among
w them several good tifls suatle fer house
purposes; No. Foy, % years old wel trained as
dining r. ON servant: three good f miles s, with
let II single NeIrces suitable for the fam at No
10 CEDAR street. H. II. HAYNES co.
ianI--t
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-21
WHO IAVEhTED THE SEWING MACHINE !
The Howe Sewing Machines!
ESTABLISHED ls45.
T.. Howe, Jr., Original Inventor a


K. Howe, Jr., original Inventor
Patentee.
THESE MACHINES are strictly First Class, and for
L beauty and simplicity Of co.. structiob. curibiiiy
and efficiency working, unequaled by any
They make a light lock itch more nearly alike upon
both sides of goods than that MADE by any other
Machine.
TLev are capable OF doing greater variety Of work
than any other family thine. The SEQ machine IL
warranted to co as hne work as the wheeler VIII
son and as heavy as the large singer machine
U.s. FAMILY NACHINEs--Prces $50, $40,
Tie Howe {, lh der Machines, for all Leather
stitching such as Boot and shoe weTk, Carriage
Irn,min a Harness work, &c, have always held
reputati, E<lr above any other machine faci uni
yersaIly admitted. No other Leather machines use
so small needle the Howe Cylinder Machine
Prioe-l35 and $50.
What Constitutes Coed Sewing kachin
Ii should be ~el maze, simple IA It's ooHstruo-
II. n, and easily KEPT IA or, er
~ 1T sh0ud make tight lock-sntchs EAke on botil
sides Of the mates l.
B. IL should Sew any and alimsteFials that can be
sewed
S IL should be ahe TO from coAi Sc 10 tine,
and from thick TO thin with rAPidiiy ana without
q n shouI. be able to make the tension greater
ess, both the under and upper threads, and With
i, should have straight needle; enrred ones are
liable 10 break.
= The needle should have perpendicular mion ot
THIS IL absoluictA Httcfs1t3 tot uedhs
Q IL should he able Ia hind with binder, hem
with a hsmmer: should srIch, feli run and gather
10 IL should be AWAY ready 20 work.
IL Hshoud be eApabie OF using the anne size OF
thread on beth sides The X, and Of asng ainer
enl eooled thread silk above or below 10 cor
r.sp..nd with any cOlufs 81 sloth 10 be unite
IL. IL should be able 10 make long or short
10. 1t should commence sewing tightly At the nrst
itch, ,..,.
IL Ii should have wheelIeeo, bone others are
In constant cot tact v nh the work
10 Ia should not be liable get cut OF order
IL Ii should be liable 10 break The thread, nor
| 81 in the stIlches-
Is IL should Hot be liable .. oil the operator
dress -,
| IL II should net form Figie On The Ghcer siee
nor raxel cut nor be waEtclul OF thread, - The
| ease y It'll all chain stitch Eaas hines
20 IL should rot be TN trouble than u Il
/ worth"
Get the Best.
| The Howe Family ard Leather AachBes are var
rsDte 10 give better acton than any other ma
CHIMES Ia the market, u,etey refunded
The bsss Sewing Asebns cotton IN The city, corn
| A Aacnaaghtss,l IL 50 cents ger dorm HoNe's
Maehine Twist, an excellent articie, Is cents Psi
| spool -. ,,og
s. College street,
aee1s-,f over AcctelisDd's
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-21
MAGNIFICENT Scheme!
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
$4,000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery
OF DELAw \ 4, n.
CLASS 8.
10 be drawuin Wilmington Del. Saturday Feb. IS
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware

On I III II ~ nv . LANs
ExfTa Ciass I'D.
70 be drAwnin Wilmington, Delaware, Wednesday
feb -, Iseo.
Every other TICKET n Prize.
Prizes payable in full without deduction
In: Aess LottsrEsersry I'razsis fragh!
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-21
Nashville and Chattanooga r.. r..
- - - 81
Change Of Schedule.
ON AND AFTER
Sunday next, Jan. %, 1850,
Double Daily Passenger Trains, East and West,
will follows:

will follows:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at $50, A n. and 2, u.
COMING WEST.
Arrive at Nashville at $40, A II. and $40 P. n
Ii rail connection, and shortest route to Boston,
"A New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washing
ton, Charleston, Savannah, Montgomery. New Or
leans, &c Passengers for the East aad Suuth, over
the Menu his ana Charleston Railroad wiitake TIE
P. N. from Nashville whcI Will meet 3
CHI ttanoegs with the quick train Tor Washington,
PIiIad Ihis New York &c and at stevenson with
the train the Memphis and Char
Railroad and its southern connections Passengers
for The Western and Atlanta Railroad connecting
with the Georgia AID south "a DINA Roads, viii 20
through without detention by taking the 4 so
train Nashville.
Through Tickets may be hld at any hour on apph
cation 10 Ticket Agent, Office at nepot, the fol-
lowii places, and at the IOIl"wIng prices, viz-
Nash vile to New York via Char e. ton, C $50 90
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-21

FORTY SIX ncrss 81 lsna shges nes fFe.7 ne so
+ sna ssa<t<a - MI cases. esahs fsat = sos
<ssT f.ssl 81 d a. Tsssxe u skess - sszfs e
ke.slfx tfahzss6. ia kzlsfss sss@Frd sna = hss
ssss IL sutix sfssn 1hs . 4 e q - fs<sss sass
. ss4 81 sssesEszx Esrle : ssss.zsz = 80 =
- e. sA< szes fsaaias = re 1sttss = us fShs
: h.sA sear.ss - - s-essnsas fE p1ssaaz - -,
whea i = srs=l ~ saxEssl - thess - -
- = ss.xs kas.s<<s. ter teEazz 81 $40 -.
essss e q TszABl y g -
Es2le-iE1ss e-~& s>~1
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-21
Transportation,
Louisville and Nashville
RAILROAD.
zSszk szzzEz5 Ezzszz3 Al
$500 ESss-fsE Es5SSE s<S2

E2zz.-s s<zsx xzzks,2zE
TWO through Express Passenger Trains between
i Nashville and Louisville, making close conpec-
tions at Louisville for New York Boston, Ph'ladel-
ph:a. Baltimore, Washington City, Buffalo; Niagara
Fails Cleveland, Cincinnati ST. Louls, and the Far
West
On and after SUNDAY, January ed 1880, trains
will run a follows:
FirsitTainieay Nashville at $50 N daily stop
ping at Gallatin, Bowling Green, glasgow Junction,
EhzAbethtown, and ali regular stations when signal
led by flag, and arriving IN Louisville al ESQ T
N. Returning, leaves Louisville 500 p. a., stop
ping above and arriving Nashville at eos
A. N.
Second train leaves Nashville at 1890 A. NJ daily
tSnndays excepted stopping as first train, and ar
irving IN Louisville $40 p. n. Returning leaves
LOUISVILLE Al 40 A. NJ, stopping above, and ar
irving in Nashville $50 p. A.
Gallaiio Accommodation Train leaves Nashville
daily (Suhdays exceiIed) at S:l5 P NJ and arriy-
ing IN 6aliatin at5-1oP NJ Returning leaves Gala
Tin at 90 A, M, and arrives in Nashville at edo
4. NJ. JNO B. ANDERSEN STUNT
Al. FIELD Gen 'ITieketAgt iau25-dtf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-21
STArE OF cossseTIovr

COusT 80 HtEffosH
l. Hkss1 h ". AE4sa. n Notary fnnite u saa tssr
he ;-t.,s 81 tosiuec cut ssuiy carnnasse.aes and
sAefa Feshling = The Ists s1a tosiHt9 u h-fuefs
IN il : ate C,saasStts II, esfy HAT 90 tbs stl.
day JsEsszfs IA iiss ear uls thsus-Ha ssht Aaa
,ife zn.l ..1fy txgsuEs5 sptraEs e~sese e n sal
Cav 81 Hartford hzft II sxts 1s<ei ~ ci4@2 =,
bosls sEsz ss sLA sissss am = Ell sf9 @iet-
81. aud wh. are I<Fssassiy khaSh Ia ass - es re-
sp<sISss tie fFesa sss sla s<Sfstare - said Sa@f-
tEr ezk IRE sba Mrs fassFsnes cump@ny, z91
lasy tbsa asa tlseFe F@iy ssesefse<d Ia Allows
szzls Ezt Rssseeees abd r14zs k3sGsn este u
tas 1susa 9 skx Hiztfefs thefsia 81 foFfa.
IL sstsxs = kssszf, baxe befe1f - te1 ~ h8ze
sna sfxs.i AstaF Al "a 81 sata Cay q tzsfseEs
fl~r.l 4RSLY \. y. wuGH,
asst. AetsTs f4es.e.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-21
dee2s-,f
Land for Sale.

r WILL sen the - enses uEnn which nsv reside,
L situated upoH tie Nashville and hurireessore
Iurupfpt ans5eaiso upon tie Szshs lie add CtAtt>
rooes kailfosA bout Is mics IRON SAshvaiiet ana
1 nsts iron IaxsFgbe- :.
/ wil eel sifksr the entire tract eonsirti9s q
AeO aeFes - enly psrtsa Of sbs sasfe, sstsasaAs
81 about go acres 4Ae prrn.ises have ne~ Aaa
comm siious Ixei.lHg. fssehst ~hh al sses sesfs
cut fass<s hes iaaassiatey 5eiEeea TIE afnpsAs
aas It.iisoaa IrostIag each, End are y asas
ho heed q ex siieEt seis, thafc hes sna ss-o
\. ana . xeli saFsxfsd. aad = Il ths settem Ass
Il Husrieane creek Ihere 4 seont so acres y
eseassd lane utoE fBe tEAst
The abSye lard All seit gentlemen Nba a'e seas
business sn SsEhxfe spa sl=e eF rs az'issg tsfte
sss gxnsrsils eALnes be exeslied D any isA1 -
IenEekSee
IsiiI ssfl zpoa The soa.eulag terms ene iaise y
cash ben fosse=sisa.s= gsyeA lshsh WI ss kIesA
AZ sny TIA \ lie salasee &c sEa ssefs ~=sh
-, MT rssa a. 90 &sy teras tAzs ~t sas t's
.sgrx tassF. Perszns aes Foas II ftksAAf 80 -
arexs lie unsersax1 ed iysrepss TeshenAve y PC
60. BE- s.eu stsu Tie prenaises. b. sz<kssk re@SHs
81 Esxard II. last, fss. 81 N@sbs Be -
Izae-tsSzsh fsl4A y - =
Iazszxsile JesFaat xsii give lsssssssas = II
weekts and gnioa aad AEaefszH = - esFs sac "a
u - brsaFY
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-21
NOtIce,

A II. persons having claims against B. s HANII-
"a TON ere requested To file them with his Trus
tee for settle mont or before the sth day Feb
uary 1860, tor pro rata distribution ard payment.
W. II. LULUS, Trustee for
Il. :. HAMILTON,
No. 70, Public Square, Nashville, Tenn
I9pT-Tm
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-21
lin Rotfrg.

HAVING every facility n the ~sy e ~orkmsa
IL and nsisril 10 do ersi ia sork xlth des pateh
] NIL contract ff trins roo . sitheF Ia the eiiS
or eunfrt 1T low FstEs. sea n very
ssfszf.eston Cutters, flpsnF, fsH~y Cap Haz. &C.
Also, e.Is.azea iros cesnsess, ks s.es "a tbs sssi
Ran ar !. ". Wsl.-uN.
letzs-tE eppssil= Ss~a2ks 1aszs-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-21
SINGER MACHINE,
Sewing Machines

Should cailaEd examine the superior advantages o
IN . Mac Line ever all otIc before buying.
FulI reliable Information about Sewing Ma
chimes ~ be had by sending Tor
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-12-07

CALIFORNIA AND OREGON. - The
vote Of California az the late election 50
far as returned, was 1881, of which
Lincoln received 3s,646; Douglas. ST.
$40; Breckenridge, 33,957; Ben. s467
The total vote cannot have exceeded
1ls,500, and Lincoln, it is generally con-
coded, had carried the State by from
700 to 1000 plurality.
Returns from all the counties in Ore
gon give Lincoln a majority Of SIS over
Breckenridge. Douglas was third in the
race.
The late storm did much damage in
the interior of California.
Mr.. Shannon, editor of the Yezalia
Democrat, had been killed in street
fight by Mr.. Morris, lawyer. The
latter was arrested and acquitted on the
ground that he committed the act in SELF
defense.
The fillibusters had been driven out Of
Lower California.
The Fremont mines had yielded S32-
600 in two weeks.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-12-07
TEr CHEMISTRY OF MEprcrsE.-A-

The CHEMISTRY OF MEDrcNE.-A-
mong the special delights which have so
richly repaid our visit to New England,
was the inspection, it was our privilege
TO make of DR.. ]. c. Aver Il Co.'S Lab
oratory at Lowell. Although we knew
by hear-say, that it was large, yet were
We surprised when we came into view
of its real magnitude, and still more by
the extent and complication of its truly
immense business. The whole massive
structure is in fact one vast chemical lab
oratory, in which the processes of this
wonderful art are constantly going on.
Medico-chemical science has found that
the curative properties of any substance
exist in enc or more of its component
parts. Thus the remedial effects Of
opium are due solely to the morphia il
contains, although this is but one eigh-
teenth part of its weight; the other sew
enteen parts are gum, extractive and
inert or offensive matter. Dr. Ayers sys.
TEN separates the medical properties o.
each substance employed and we are here
shown the processes by which the virtue'
of each remedial agent are chased through
the alembics until they come out com
pletely pure at last. These concentrated
purified medical properties, or virtues art
finally combined together to produce til,
remedies which have made themselves
reputation for unrivalled excellence, al
over the world. Not only does the docto
disclaim all secrecy in his art and explain
every process and every particular, bu
: he maintains that this is the only process
by which the people can be supplied wit
the best possible remedies for the trea
ment of disease. The Formula by whic
his remedies are made are published
the medical Journals and have been pr
scented to large part of the medici
Faculty of the United States, and al
constantly sent by mail to such physician
as apply for them. Daily Chronic
i San Francisco.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-12-07

SECESSION VOTED Down IN THE
GEORGIA LEGIsLATURE-A SOUTH
ERN CONVENTION PRoPOsED.-MIL-
LEDGEvILLE, Ga, Dec. 3.-The House
passed the retaliatory bill on Saturday.
An amendment that the State withdraw
its confederated faith from those States
interpreting obstacles to the rights of
Georgians under the Constitution, and
absolving all the officers of the State
from the obligations of their oaths to
support the Constitution, was voted down
by % majority.
The resolution for a convention Of all
the Southern STATES to be held at Allan.
ia, February 22d, to take counsel and
advise as to the mode and manner Of re.
sistance in the present exigency, were
made the special order for Tuesday. The
preamble objects to sectional issues.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. Sat a seces
sion meeting on Friday night, delegates
to the State Convention were nominated
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-12-07

MELANCHOLY DEATH.-We learn
that Mr.. Harvey Merrill started from
Wells River last Friday evening for
landau, n. H, and got of the cars at
Bath depot and started on foot for Lam
daft. He had got mile from Bath vii
lage, when be set down his valise, IN
dressed himself, and proceeded about a
quarter of a mile, entirely naked, where
be was seen in the attitude of prayer, by
boy who informed the people in the
vicinity of what he had seen, but they,
doubling what the boy told them, made
no search for him. His body was found
the next morning, beside the road, his
clothes, watch, money and valise all safe
just as he left them. He was a young
man much respected, and leaves wife
and one child to mourn his loss. It is
supposed that in a fit of temporary in
sanity he Invested himself Of his cloth
ing, ard the night being cold and stormy
he froze to death. He has Of late been
living at Wells River Telegraph.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-12-07

JEFFERSON DAYIs.-The following is
an extract from letter written by Jeffer-
son Davis just before the election, and
which has just been published:
'The belief existing in the Northern
mind that negroes are, under our govern
ment, entitled to political equality with
white men, must be dispelled, and North
ern men and States must cease to disturb
our domestic tranquility, 10 assail our
rights of property and to impair our ma
terial interests, or dissolution of the
Union will be inevitable.
The position which the South will oc-
cupy in the event of Lincoln's election
will not be the result of passion or choice
but of judgment and of necessity. The
independence and equality of the States
and the safety of their domestic institu
tons, must be preserved"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-12-07
The Late Storm.

The recent severe storm appears to
have swept with almost unprecedented
fury over our great inland seas, bringing
severe suffering, disaster and death upon
the lake mariners. Some idea OF the
perils and hardships Of lake navigation
may be obtained from the following ac-
count of the effects of the late gale by
the Detroit Free Press:
"The captains of vessels who were
out in the terrible gale of last Saturday
and Sunday represent it as the severest
by far of any experienced for many
years past. Such was the force and
hight of the waves that the crew were
obliged to cling to the rigging for safety
and it was certain death for them to lose
their hold. The loss of several lives is
already reported as having occurred in
this manner. Everything on deck, even
to hawsers weighing tons, were swept
overheard as so many shavings would
have been. Ths man at the wheel was
in all cases lashed to his post in order &c
enable him to retain his position. Bull
warks on each side were cut away in or
der to give the heavy seas free chan
mel of escape from the decks. The
wind and the waves, however were no
the only dangers that threatened, for tht
weather was so piercingly cold that tht
vessels became in a short time perfec
glare of ice the rigging was encased il
it, the icicles hung thick and long from
the spars, and the decks were often GOV
cred with ice to the depth of six inches
Of the many lives that have been los
and the large amount of property tha
has been destroyed, no ineonsiderabl
proportion is owing to the severe COLI
We have reports of vessels which wer
wholly unmanageable because every
thing about them had frozen SO stiff th;
they could not be controlled. This VIZ
3 the case with the two lost near Goderic,
+ the crew stood by and saw them drive
on shore to certain destruction withor
being able to avert their fate in the leas
Many of them who did not lose the
,t lives altogether, have been so badly fro
y en- that they viii be MANNED for life.
Il Last week was by all odds the NO
! disastrous of the season, or of many Sc
7 sons, to the lake mariner. More liv
j and more property have been lost til;
= during the same length of time for yea
"a and years. Many vessel men say tht
, have never known such storm as th
p with which the week closed for mo
h than twenty years that they have be-
/? on the lake, while others say that it b
h. never been equaled since 1874"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-12-07

WEEKS MAGIC CoMPoUND.-This
medicine is pre-eminentIy excellent for
those coughs which are so prevalent in
this climate, Occasioned by a severe cold
settling upon the lungs, and witch unless
relieved usually terminates in consump-
ton. We have never known any rem
edy attended with such universal success.
All who have used it speak Of it in terms
of the highest commentator, as almost
universally affording immediate relief
1t is no humbug, bat an actually, a COM
pound just fitted to accomplish at once
what it is recommended to do. 1t Is sDo-
ken Of in the highest terms by those who
have used it for sore throat, asthma. and
in cases Of severe GROUP, as affording
instant relief. We have known those
thought to be in settled consumption per-
manently cured by using it. Without
further comment we say to all who are
afflicted with any Of the maladies for
which it is recommended, give it one
trial.