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APE. WORM IN ICHIL DRkN.

The fiery ordeal public opinion about the best and sures
test Of superiority efficiency In syhing 1t is especially
with all inventions dsco7erieS Money bring thing
temporary notorety ei alone make it retain the
post acceptance This has been srkngy verified in the case
Of WrighGs ReiuVena ug Eiixir. It has passed
through the ordeal ESTABLISH itself every region where
introduced solely from its intr2 merit prends noh
ing but what and does pert oni Alternative du
rtc restorative, heahg s eordai for, though medi
cnal in effect, it is in ste We try It'll Sold by
respectable druggists thr g. ut the United States and
Canada J. WRIGHT CO.'S eppoprietors, Mes Orleans,
La. febS-d&w
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CoERrsPoxDsxcx.-We mentioned yesterday, the
presentation Of cane to Gen. ANDERSON, by the
clerks in the post Office The following is the cor
NASHVILLE, Feb. % 1851
GgS S. r. ANDERSON:
Respected Su:-As your time Of Office viii soon
expire, and knowing that you viii not again accept
the position. we. the undersigned, clerks N the
Nashville Post Office, desiring to express il some
behting manner our high appreciation OF yosr
kindness and gentlemanly department, have defer
mento of our esteem "a walking cane.) hoping thas
you will accept in the spirit 10 whichis
and that prove sa Of support N tw uer has
laid his lev hand neon ms all and shall sleep be-
meath the peaceful soil may your postery cherish an
Kindness with the highest regard, We are,
ii1ness' ny n McN,sH. J. J. S. BILLINGS,
w w ~ MCN,SH. J. c. FowlER,
~ n McgAKrHY, w. II. FLIPPN,
w B. CoBBTT, " ID. EASTMAN,
l1s-r MILO HAYWOOD.
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DIE ID,

In this city last Friry morning. little WILLIE NUNFORD,
youngest her Thompson Anderson Esq, aged nearly
seyen years.
1.-THE Christians faith and hope hallow the Of the
early among things treasure long, and beyond this
sphere family shall be sunierei more.
On board the steamer James Johnson for this city,
about ten miles below the city Hon. N HOL
LINGsWORTH, late Mayor Of this city.
scqusnt Of the deceased requested
to attenl the funeral services morning IO O'clock
First Baptist Church. Services ~ Rey. DR. Howell.
10. OF.
Tra5ue Lodge No. TO- L O. O. F. is notified to meet at their
Hall morning O'Clock, for the purpose Of making
rangensn Attending the funeral Of their late worthy Broth
er, N Hollingsworth
The members OF the Order generally ere requested to attend
B.A CAMPBELL. ssc'y.
In accordance with the action the City Council, the
undersigned respectfully requests all those gentleman who
ed in either Mr. Hollingswo tn Alderman
Mayor and all the municipal Off ers, to meet
at the Council Chambers end Of the Market House this
morning promptly O'Clock the purpose OF attending
the funeral the late eEMayor, Hon 8. Eongsworh
R. b. CHEATHAM, Mayor.
FUNERAL NOTICE.
The friends and acquaintance Of HARDIN P. BosTlCK,
are respectfully invited to attend from his late resi-
dence on Charlotte Turnpike this morning at 10 O'Clock
Service by Rsv. Jno. ". Hammer.
The Fraternity requested to attend punctz 'ly,
at their Hall in the Masonic Temple this morning at nine
O'Clock for the purpose attending the funeral Of lat
Brother Hardin Bosck BY order Of me Masters Of Cam
berland and Phoenix Lodges.
knights the city specially requested to be present.
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sTEEI-Aneriean Blister sG1sc English Blister ls1ISl5c'
cs,t 1s1osc. shear ls9ene, German Is1S9lse pB.
RIcE-5K9ec.
POWDER AND LEAD R7e Powder 81, and Blasting $5S
key. Lead 7Xesc y b. Shot sL9S@25O y bag.
WHITE LEAD-In oil sL7s92.s5 p keg.
oILs-Lard ooc; Lnsesd s5e Sperm s11o9a25 and TsS.
nsrs' 75c9sI gallon.
vINEeAR-Purs White Wiss 1Se GAL, Apple "a Dbl.
BAGaING AND BALE R1PE--Ws quote Tennessee Bsggng
at 0saasc Kentucky ls92O, and India lec Rope s0iOe,
and Manila Cordage l4Bl5c.
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ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 22.-Child, Pratt & Fox, Of this
city, deny the report recently published that several
thousand dollars worth of English goods belonging
the duties.
A letter from Collector Hatch, Of New Orleans
to Collector Donavan OF this city says that the bu
sness of the Custom House Of the former place
will be conducted heretofore, except that trans
portatiou bonds obliged 70 be executed Ct that
port The transportation Of foreign imporsations
is, in no wise, interrupted.
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market Reports.

CHARsrsrox Feb 2sales Of Cotton for past week reach
ed 300 bales Receipts Of the week 1880 bales The market
cleared kC9k cent decias on the lower grades
Mosk Ala, FEB. 2Safss Of Cotton TO- day lS0o bales.
AI,ddIfnSs at I6s<GtI cents The market was easier
IaTt, F LThg demand fof Cotton was not very acs
tveto day, what there principally Tor me se.f
grades and at unchanged prices The sea foot sp ~ eae
- follows Sat g. st 6 81 g A. 9 81 a. ~ a.
1t l0 2IS l0 at l0 Ia At l9< y Al lVS S4 a. H.
IL 1t Tx, lg 4 1I7s, and bale at II 49, -.
sIwANH4fs, Feb still fcr nne cot.sns WHICH
continue scarce day 93 bales Miading I'M strict
Alddlipg II, 9ood Aitdllng Il;zc'
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From PhiIndelph,a

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 23.-The Bulletin contains
Washington despatch, saying that Chase, of Ohio,
offered proposition that it is nexpedient to consid
er the grave matters involved in the Virginia reso-
buttons until all the States participate and that the
Convention adjourn till the fourth of April An
exciting debate occurred but there is prospect of
its adoption.
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n..urlnE Posr OFFIoE. Feb. 2s. ls6l


n,., SINS. Your very kind note of yesterday,
unnamed by beautiful gold headed cane was
BANDED TO me by Mr.. Fiippin. thank you most
sincerely. for your kind expressions Of confidence
sn5 esteem; as well as for this beautiful testimonial
Of vour regard. No expression of confidence or
testimonial of regard could have emanated from
any source more entitled to my highest apprecia-
tion and l shall ever remember this evidence of
your kindness and confidence with pride and pleas
ure.
In retiring from the duties of the Post Office
which shall do in a short tme-my chief regret is
that shall be separated from those with whom
have been so long and so pleasantly associated.
must thank you for the prompt, cordial and
efficient manner in which you have discharged the
responsible duties you have had to meet in this
Office. Your conduct has met my most cordial ap-
proval. For the future you have my best wishes
for your fullest success. May peace, prosperity
and happiness attend you.
Yours, very truly, S. X. ANDERSON
To Messrs. McNish Billings, Fowler and others.
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SeceaInE states noa Be be- Recornizea.

NEW YORK Feb. a3-The Times has seen letter
from a member Of the British Governments to a
distinguished American, stating authoritaiively
that the whole matter Of secession had been brought
By Lord John Russell before the ministry, as also
subordinate matters of detective clearance, &C.,
and the declaration made that not only will there be
no recognition made by Great Britain of the South
ern Confederaey, but that everything will be done
to dscOuntenance disuniOn. 49,
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CHERUslNSE CUREI
IN urfdiIip1 eyre for Se%<inal Weakness, Moe
Lurna1 EnI SsizsIY, LDaDotsRcg, LOGS of Po1Der,
Pains in tie Back, S-rs IN tie Bidder, Distracted
and Difficult Neastruis ., and al Diseases caused
By de1idtiR0 from tie t4b Of Nature and fHdulging
an Pollution. -
By of this "Cure g improper discharges
ed the weakened q are speedily cured and
full vgor restored.
Either contemplating rage should reflect that sound
mind body necessaf connubal happiness
In "Cherokee Cure" poor debtaed, down and
desparng devoee of sensufSi sasure will find relief
It Is safe and pleasant il $50 but in its action
tanning mineral poison prepared rem pure vegetable
extracts in the form Of a ueS> ;us syrup.
Price per Bottle, ottes for $, and and forwarded
by expl ess to all parts Of srerld..
Sold by all respectable P%r-sssts everywhere.
POTTER & ME- :" IN. Proprietors, st. Louis, No.
Sold Nashville by Evl Pendlston, Kerry & Demoys
G. W. Hendershott, aud b.. q Hggists everywhere.
oct26-dtW&wly S;-
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southern Conxrsss.

MONTGOMERY, Feb. 81. On motion of Mr.. Cobb it
was resolved that the Finance Committee be in
structed to inquire the expediency Of leSying an
export duty On cotton. Adopted.
MONTGOMERY. Feb. 22.-COngress has unanimous
ly passed an act establishing the free navigation Of
the Mississippi. 1t gives general satisfaction.
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DPrHERIA.-This horrible and dangerous disease
may be easily arrested if takeu IN time, and the pa
tent be kept warm by bathing the neck repeatedly
with Ambrosial OIL and frequently gurgling with it
slightly diluted. Saturate flannel cloth with the
Oh, and bind it on before going to bed We are Goa
dent overcame several cases in our family with
the Oil alone, and Dr. CLARK's Painless sPlL-Isn-
nsseee Baptist.
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Judge Drummond presided at the Wigwsm. Pat
riotie addresses were made by Judge Drummond,
Gov. N. Cleommas and Judge Kerox. The Star
Spangled Banner was sung by the masses at the
Close with a will, all standing. -OuF whole eoun-
try, one and insepsrable," is the saIutation Of
Chicago.
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virginia Conrentton.

RHCHNONI- Va, Feb. 2l.--Mr. Woods, Of Barbour,
introduced in the Convention resolutions against CO
ercion and pledging Virginia to resist, and, also,
that it is the duty of the Federal Governments TO ac
knowledge the independence Of the seeded States
They were received with favorable manifestations
by the Convention and referred to the Committee OF
Federal Relations.
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From ChEcagO.

CHICAGO, Feb. 22-0ur whole people are out to-
day in their majesty celebrating the day with the
greatest enthusiasm. Il exceeds any demonstration
ever made in Chicago. The bells. the cannon, and
the voice of the city respond with patriotic deTO-
ton to the Farewell Address Of the Father Of our
common country.
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REMovAI--Messrs. THoNA & RowEN have removed
their tailoring establishment to the building oppo-
site the sewanee Hotel lately occupied by l. MOSES
as furniture store. The large room has been
handsomely reftted, especially for their business,
and is BOW filed with fine display of goods. Per
sons desiring articles in their line should give them
call, as they have established reputation for do
ing work faithfully, and in the most fashionable
style. JAMIE I'm
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The celebra.1on Ar C,.c,nuat5.

CINCINNATI, Feb 22.-Washington's birthday il
being celebrated on grand scale. The weather Is
hne and the streets are thronged with people. At
sunrise national salutes were fred, and all the IRE
and church bells in the city rung. The printing
offices, all public and numerous private buildings.
are decorated with flags. The military eisplar IS
magnificent all the companies parading with fun
ranks The entire police department are parading
with the military, making fine show. An along
the line of procession the streets are densely
thronged. Tonight grand Union banquet comss
off at the Burnet House
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From NEW Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2s-A new regulation origin
ating in the reactiOnary party is impending Garar
diola and other Government officers have been ex-
communicated There are indications Of a speedy
surrender of Ruatan to Honduras
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MRS. ySLOw,

An experienced AND male phyEcian, has soothn
Syrup for children teehing greatly facilitates the presses
of teehing by soening the reducing all Inflammation
will aay all pain, and is regulate the bowels Depend
upon it, mothers it will give to yourselves and relief and
health to your infants safe in sill cases. See sdver
tisement in another column. oct2S-ly
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Denocratic state ConveutIou.

PPnADEIPmA- Feb. 22.-The Democratic State
Convention unanimously adopted series Of resolu-
tons for State Sovereignty, and the Union, and the
rights of the South in the Territories, &c. com
mittee was appointed to convey the resolutions to
the President.
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The old Latin poet said thatv
ment for the cares Of mani but
erful talismsn for the assuager
rtate energies and debil!tatip7
article is Wrigt's Rejur
not when we tell you that 1t is ~,
will revitalize the d!sorganiEej !.
gies CT the human body it VII :.
10 the winds, it will sooth the e
tuslly remove dyspepsia, Eloo'ss
ii is simple but effective in its =
rest to many a weary soul. ~
throughout the United States
sole Preprietors, New orlear ~
Sold also by all Druggists | ~
feb3 dtwkwlm ~
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BANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST.
coRRECTEB DAILY MERcHANTs' BASK-sHARARD & Co.
Tennessee.

BROKEN WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank of Tennessee, Nashville. -,
Farmers and Mechanics BaRk, Memphis
Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution.
Exchange Bank, MGrfreesboro'.
Miners and Manufacturers Bank, Knoxville.
Bank of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank of Trenton
Bank Of Jefferson, cambridge.
Bank of Claiborne, At Tazewell.
Bank Of Tazevell,
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DIR. KINGS, DIsPENSARY
EnR pRIVaEE nISEANES-

DR.. KING, formerly Of New York, for the last
SES four ye.rs Of Louisville, KENTUCKY and who has
treatment of private diseases Tor over
thirty yers sters himself having attended to practice fer so
many years. cured thousands ne enabled 70 cure
diseases AZ private nature, matter how bad they be
from nuous treatment from neglect Of their own
DR. kings Dpensay No. % Deadrck street, between Chcry
and the Square where all diseases Of privas nature
oNoRHEA cured without naucious medicine or Interference
from business ~, a..
sTRIcTuE old recent date, efecuay cured in rev
days al operation which causes no pam mhere
exist health cannot enjoyed Perhaps disease causes more
mischief and undermines the constitution 50 much.
svpyrs with all the diseases OF the skim growing out
at o had treatment can eoecusy cured in teH days
sx WEAKNESS particular attention having been given TO
this disease and all the consequences greEin cut Off, bropgn
on in MANY the destructive habits oil lnconsderate
Youths and Indulgence of the passions neglect Of
which will undermine he CONSTITUTIONS rendering the subject IN
t for business society, and causing premature old age
Females who be la5orng with any ocnly Oh e "oD
NAV rest assured Of immediate relief -,
Persons residing abroad by writing and stating their case with
fee enclosed directed DR. A. King No ., Deadrck street,
Nsshyille Tenn the medicine sent to their
address, with necessary directions Strict secrecy Oce
hours from o'clock the morning until in the evening
mav23 lS50-d&w1y
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oFrY NOTICES.

SoSs OF TEMPERANcE.-The members Of all the
Divisions will meet tins morning in Sons Hall, new
Masonic Temple, at half past o'clock. To be pune
tual in your attendance is the request of Tennessee
Division, No 80 THos. j. Halle, r. S.
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In conformation ote above atRent had occasion, few
days since. seek remedy ualady that afflicted my
wife and ayself growing out D. possd, Of severe cold
contracted from mpruden DEBILITY conhined with
cold caused io 81 apDee pains the back and extremity
sf the limbs, depression Of spirits constant langour Ias
condition was peculiar to each Of
accdenty hap pened In the house, CLARK, Gregory oo,
and their siver Of the S and curative powers
Ambroaiai Oil attracted nv aen n Having faith in the
vendors determ lined to try it, "A ID bottle on my VIE
according to directions, rube n and 30 my astonlsn
ment predsced prre relief used in my oSn sass
and found relief with single know
fer its virtues will be verified in complaints but y moss
certainly the finest application for Rheumatism and nen
ralgia that have ever known Or iSisf
II oAIOSIcKEEN, D. d. g.,
fehQ4-dAv2w Nashville. Tenn
Pimpies asanishea
Faces Made CIcary
HOW
By weeks Of the Magnolia Baini PERFECTLY harm
less but elegant and eFsctuol preparation.
Price so cents per bottle. So.d everywhere
WE HAGANI A CO., proprietOrs, Troy, N. Y.
febQ4-d&rW3m aels
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From PhEIadeIPhIa.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 22.-The multitudinous early
rsers Of this morning have been tenfold increased
and now at noon the streets are densely tgrouged
with people. The Working Mems procession Is
now passing the corner Of Third and Chestnut
streets large number in line. All the various
trades are represented. The machinists drag along
IN carts their implements Of labor, rendered use
less by the political troubles of the country giving
TO the parade most melancholy significance.
Salutes are being fired as they march along to
their destination They proceed to the National
Hall, where the National Convention Of Working
Men will be held this afternoon. There is liberal
display Of flags in all portions of the city The
weather is fine.
The celebration Of Washington's birthday began
atdsylight by salute being fired. Shortly after
O'Clock flag containing "a stars was hosted By
Mr.. Lincoln fr0m platform in front of Indspen-
dence Hall, after an appropriate prayer and other
ceremonies. Independence Square was filed with
a mass Of people, whose enthusiastic cheers were
worthy the occasion. A national salute was fred
as the flag hoated out in the morning sun.
The day promises TO be brilliantly celebrated.
The Working Men are mastering in great force Ia
procession. Mr.. Lincoln leaves here ats o'clock.
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NEW SPAPERS

N EW - ID APH R5
INDICATE PUBLIC OPINION.
Usually cautious there great confidence be placed in
A RELIABLE NEWSPAPER.
FROM
NEW ORLEANS TRUE DELTAs
'There seems no gray Hair that
celebrated EElNsTREETs INEVITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE
can se had"
FROM THE
CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER
When people can protect their from etale marks
age when they in glossy black locks ad
period their lives when white and Hair be
TO beautiful black auburn; when hair be MADE
heads whena this be DONE cannot DO
any harm to tell 1t. HEIMSTREET'5 HAIR RE
STORATIVE will do it, This Hair Restorative is, beyond
adventure thing Of the kind invented The fats
in possession in regard to this wonderful preparations war
rant Us in unqualifsdly recommending it."
FROM TME
ST. LOUIS REPUBLICAN
"Many Of our first citizens Louis speaking in glow
ing terms 4 this article"
FROM The
CAIRO CITY GAZETTE.
''Ths ncoParaby excellent preparation FOR Restoration
Of Grey Hair the original Color preserve Hair from fall
ing and badness, sale at Humphrey
Browns in this city, The evidence that this Restorative is no
humburg is conclusive Testimonials to that effect
found in almost every paper in the country"
SOUTH WESTERN BAPTIST.
Leave dyes alone, and only riGbls Restorative
like Heimsreet's Inmable"
Sold eyerywhere-Price so, and 81 per bottle.
W. E.. HAGAN & CO., Propnetors
fsb24-dtv&wam Troy, New Ysrk.
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FoR REST-A desirable suit of rooms in the
Union and American Buildings Apply at this
Office. ldec29-G
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LOUISVILLE, Feb. ss.-Ths river is falling with II
feet water 10 the canal
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IsSI"was the sweetest essuage
:,ur day we have an ali-pow-
Sef care, broken spirits pros
! 1ences Of both sexes. This
{ eating Euxir. Marvel
rsin word we utter; this Elixir
. 'tions and Frustrated ener
: We despair and dependency
Fable disposition, 1t will edec'
ISIS and mental hallucination
,:szation-has brought sleep and
. by all respectable druggists
Canada. J. WRIGHT & Co. ,
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DALLEY,S MAGICAL PAN EXTRACTOR


DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
The MAoHsr, the TEAvELls saa every other individual
whose lot in life throws him within tie chance OF accident from
Explosbn Fire or oollison bear in mind that this Magic
Save his best and only friend Isboh portable and cheap
and should be his companion friend in need There
thousands Of living Witnesses testify to It's marvellous
virtue who their sound limb and muscles to its saving en-
cacy Sold the principal deots, IA Broadway, y and
Chartress street, New Orleans, BY WRIGHT CO., General
Agents. $50 by all druggists and merchants.
fob3 d&wIm.
TAPE-WORM In CHI DksEN.
$3.50 PLaiNrKLs N. J.. August 2e, 1858.
Aessrs. B. a. FaAnesteck e 10.
Gentlemen lou son, five Of age, has been afflicted
with for three past during that time we have
d remedies. and bad the attendance OF skilfu phys
clans The boy has passed from inch to seventeen feet per
while influence the medicine that be has been
taking, but never discharged the head.
Your AGENT being in neghbhood sent to the house.
by Of neighbours the case Of the wonders Of
village
We gave the boy BEETLES Of B. "A Fshnesocks Vermuge
which twenty feet Of the with the head Dur
ing three years has passed three hundred feet OF the worm
We would to all those that afflicted with
worms OF any description, positive cure.
III Purchasers should look sOez INITIALS on the
wrapper, and that they buying FAHrsTocx VER-
MIFUaE, and no other. fesS-Wlm
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receipts OF tne week amount to 539 bales against $50 last
week and the total receipts since the q September to Is SOC
bales.
ToBAcco-Thee has been fair dgse Of activity TObac
during the week. the sales amounting to abou! so hhds Tia
following are tbs particulars
MesEs FISHER, WHxEss Co. sold Ie bids Tuesday at the
following prices: co. 30, Is, % IS So 465 90
4 90, and 90. - = -
Mr.. A HlaToz sold 81 hhds Wednesday at the following
crtces: i SO, 3d. 49, 2 so, SIS, O5, 10 So s.
80, eO TO- SIS, 10, 90 IS, U.s. @, o. 45
and CO. - =
MeSrs FsHER, WHELs Co. hads Thursday at the ,l
lowing prices: o5, So SIS, rs 90, 10 and s..
MI HAMILTON sold Al bids Friday the following prices
IS, so 30, 35 90, As, IS, so, g. IS, o.
e5 TO- is, 20, 90 25, 355, 90. 40 So So
q, 8, 6, 90, 10, l5 20, 90 80, 35 95
IS, 6 As 6 so. s IS, IS, TO- and Z 90.
Our quotations. which repeat afford fair criterion Of the
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MPnonaua. me audden Z

UPCoUaHs. The sudden { -.
Of PULMONARY, BRONCHIAL, az
rience having proved that sip
and certainly when taken In Il
course should at once be had r
or Lozenges, let the Cold, csul
ever Sc slight, as BY this preci1
be efiectually varied of. Pr
fad them e6ectasl for clearin1
adYertisementl