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The national Republican., 1861-09-02
From Missouri.

FAYETrE,, Mo, August 20.-Apprrhcnslons
being felt that tho branch Of the State Bank at
this place would bc robbed, tho cashier ycsler.
day sent the specie, amounting to about slOO..
600, to tho Allen depot, on the Northern Mis-
souri, railroad, for transportation to St. Louis.
On reaching Allen depot, the money WAS seized
h,y party oil secessionists, headed by Captain
PolndeXter, and carried of.
whether 1t will be recovered or lot Is uude
termned, some saying that Pondexter has
been induced to return it to tho bank, while
others assert that he will attempt to cross the
Missouri river, and carry it to Con. Price S
army in the southeast.
The national Republican., 1861-09-02
Another Fire.

Yesterday morning, about four o'clock, "A fire
broke out in Il stable in the alley rnnning from
II 10 G street, and between eleventh and twelfth
streets, and in few moments tho stables ad.
joining were also in flames and buInt to the
ground. The property was owned bv Messrs
Wheat, Dokraft Schneider, and Mrs. Fowler.
The stables of Messrs. J. W. Barker, and W. d.
WaIlhch were much injured, MS well AS the
fencing In the neighborhoUd which was pulled
carriages and horses, rs well AS everything
movable, were gotten out IN safety. The pro.
vost guard and Franklin Fire Company pre-
vented the adjacent dwellings from becoming
prey to the dcvOuring element.
The national Republican., 1861-09-02
Extensive Fire at Milwaukee.

CHICAGO, August 81 There WAS II hrc vca.
torday at Bishop Hill, IN this State, which de.
stroyed several corn houses and machinery,
and large amount Of broom corn, together
with several hundred thousand feet Of lumber,
belonging to tho Bishop Hill col my. Loss very
heavy. No insurance.
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only lacerated, but in many, If not all, the
cases burned The soft parts.
am very respectfully. your oLoiient scr
want WV. N. King,
Assistant Surgeon.
Com. IL. 5. SrELLwAGEN, u. S. Navy.
Commanding Steamer Adelaide,
On special service.
The national Republican., 1861-09-02
LOCAL NEWS.
To Advertisers.

Nearly four thousand copies of the Repud.
lea" are circulated among the floating ropula.
tion every day besides thelarge number served
to regular subscribers. Advertisers will take
note accordingly.
The national Republican., 1861-09-02
The Grand Lodge of the United states

PniLADELrHiA, August Sl.--A meeting Of the
"liicorS of the Grand L"dge and Grand Encanp.
ment independent Order Of Odd Fellows. of
PcnnSylvanIa, was held yesterday, when il was
resolved that the grand representatives he di-
rcCtcd to attend the session of the Grand Lodga
81 me nllcd States 1T Baltimore, ON the SIX.
teenth of September
The national Republican., 1861-09-02
PERMITS REQUIRED.

emptorily forb:dding any person from passing
beyond the limits Of the county without spo.
cial permit. Railroad, steamboat ferry, aud
other agents are prohibited from selling tick cts
to any one not holding pass from the provost
marshal.
This order is especially intended t) reach
such parties as are leaving the city for the
purpose of communicating information to the
enemy.
The national Republican., 1861-09-02
MARTIAL LAW PROCLAIMED
IN MISSOURI.
PROCLAMATION OF GENE
RAJ FREMONT.
Slaves Of Rebels to be
Free.

81. LOUIS, Mo-, August 3l-The rollowln,
proclamation was issued, this morning, by Ma
ior General Johu G. Fremont, commanding The
department "f tho Mississippi:
HEADQu ARrERs WESTERN DEPARTMENT,
81 Louis, .iUguSt 80, lsGl.
circumstances, in my judgement, are of suf
fciont urgency to render IL necoss try that tho
commanding general of this department should
assume the administrative powers of the State
during its disorganzed condition. The helm.
essness of the civil authority, the total unoer.
tainty Of life, and the devastation of property
by the hands of murderors and marauders. who
nicst nearly every county in the State and
avail themselves OF the public msfortunes and
the vicinity of hostile force to crafty private
and neigbborhood vengeance, and who find an
enemy wherever they iud punder, finally de.
mand the severest measurs to repreSs the daily
increasing crimes and outrages which are driv.
ing of the inhabitants, running the State, and
completely destroying the public safety.
Ihe success OF our arms requires unity of
purpose, without let or hindrance, to the
pr' mpt administration of affairs. In order.
therefore, to suppress disorders, TO maintain
t" give security and protection to tho persons
and property of loyal citizens, / do hGiehy cr.
chh and declare established martial ld,c HrOuyh.
om the Slate Of Missouri.
The lines or the army Of occupation, in this
State, are, for the presen', declared TO extend
from LoavenWorth, BY way of the posts of JET.
ferson City, Rolla, and Tronton, to Cape Girar
deau, on the Mississippi river.
All persons who shall be taken with arm, in
thclr hands, within these lines, shall be tried by
court-martial, and, if found guilty, will be shol
Tho property, real and pcrsOil4l, of all per.
sons in the State Of Missouri, who shall take up
arms against tho United States, or who shaI, Le
directly proven to have taken an active part
win the'r enemies in the field, is declared to be
coniiScatcd to the public use and their SinreS,
u hey hdce. any, are hcrcJy declared free n,cu.
JonN G. FREMONT
Maj. Gen. Commandng
The national Republican., 1861-09-02
Reception of the Remains of Gen. Lyon in phia
lalphio

PHiLApELrIlA, August 3l.--Thc remains OF
ten. Lyon passed through this city at y O'Clock
this morning, escorted by the military to the
Trenton railroad depot. There was Il large
aud imposing turnout and the flags ,hruufh.
cut the city were placed at halfmaSt in res
prcl tU the gallant dead.
The national Republican., 1861-09-02

Whitehurst, 4Gi Pennsylvania avenue, has
tie largest collection of likenesses of distin.
gnished men in this country; is selling views OF
military encampments, &c. SEQ his card pho.
tographs, suitable for sending in letters. Like.
nosses Of many of tho slain at the recent bat.
tic can be obtained at this gallery. Got White.
hurst's and obtain Il likeness before going to
the battle field. aug2-lmeod*
The national Republican., 1861-09-02
AUCTION SALES.
RY WALL q BARNARD, Auctione.rs.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE Jvpb,pru
PROHERTr At WEBSTER tIIr MIITI ~


by virtue OF deed of trust, dated pcccn,b.r "a
1850, and recor dcd Ia book OF mort Cages on
3'9 one of the land records for Webster City IIan,
ton county, Iowa, the undersigned viii sei at pub
iic auction, 10 the highest bidd r, at the Auction
hoom, No 3li ennsy lvapia avenue, on Saturday
th9 2.th day Of September, 1881, at O'Clock =. n
al tnose pieces or parcels Of ground situate and yin
In said Webster City. and known and described a,
osng lots seven ~ aud eight, (s) In block five (5)
OF foung's additions to Webster City Hamilton
county Iowa, and the improvements thereon, con
sisting Of substantial stone structure or brewery
being the came property offered for "a G by me on
the 18th OF August instant and the purchaser there
Of not having COMP lied with the terms Of sale 1t will
be Iesold as above at the risk Ind cost Of said de
faultng purchaser.
Terms One half cash, pay able on the spot at the
sale, or the property will be offered anew, and the
balance In negotiable notes approved by the trustee
at four and six months date, with interest
An abstract Of the title can be at the Auction
Room.
Cnless the cash payment |, made on the spot, ut
the sale, and the terms fully complied with, the
Trustee reserves the right - resell mmedst tely at
The SIX and cost Of the defaulting purchascr Wash
ngton, ID. c., Aug. Esd, 1851.
s. COLE, Trustee.
WALL BARNARD,
aug N-td Auctionccr7.
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A youNG LADY WANTS \ SITUATION

y WH ~ 1T 'MEh y I'hIIIFN IIRFS6 GOOD6
DRY GODES kOOk or WALL rAPFRSrORE
eau come veil &C. muenicl "a lady or more than
crdiua," irI'nIGcrcc N propose iIrC g.rTl nv
rrd hcr'"S ""S&e.' MS "cu.a Cc Iri"k - 4 81
-altTY "tll :,tU' ~ '.i'l - At'hcSs, Al one
Np,.-N' " t.. Iuy y. q
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Louis Napoleon at NIilwauI,ie,

MILWAUKEE, August 3l.--prlnce Napoleon ant
suite arrived from Lake Superior last night
and took the nine O'Clock train for Prairie du
CHEN. The Prince and his suite were all in fine
spirits.
The national Republican., 1861-09-02
SCHoOL FOii YOUNG LADIES.

~ a F DUNCAN will on MCNNAv. 80 ID
. E"lfG"r"r rext, re .umc h'r GcHoo: =. Nv rosi
80 10 u indiana Gv2CGe III ra =. adj cr
raHs, ,iit"ts w. 'as' imitsi ru.lbrr Of IUri;> A.
U0ardrIs rup .s-rtiIn-
The national Republican., 1861-09-02
RY J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., AuctIonoer
TRUSTEES sue or IMPROVED pR"pER7..

TRUSTEES SALE or IHPROrED I'R',IER7.'
BY virtue of dccal of trust from GqmoItcl
Baly and wife dated February I'D, 1859, aud r,
corded in liber j. a. S, No. 100, folios 355, &c
shall sell as trustee. on Thursday, August twenty
ninth, at2 o'clock, p. NJ, in front Of The premise
at public auction the highest bidder all that pec
Of ground In the city of Washington known as th
western half OF lot marked five, o. in square nun
bered Ave hundred aud thirty three, (65s9 in IL
plat OF said city, the same having front Of twenty
eight (23J feet two (2) inches on street north and
tinc three story brick dwelling and brick stab.t
thereon.
Terms: One third cash the balance in equal in
staments al six and twelve months, secured by dee
OF trust on the premises f the terms OF sale are
complied with within Gye days thereafter, the trus.
tee the right to resell OF the risk and cost
| the defaulting purchaser.
All conveyancing ut the cost OF the purchaser.
M BLAIR, Trustee.
JAS G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
aug6-dts
H6- The above sale Is unavOIdabI bIy post =
poned on account Of the rain. until THURSDAY
next September nfth same hour and place
NJ BLAIR, Trustee
JAS. C. INQUIRE, \ co,
aug 3o-dis Auctionecrs
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hS- company n, United states Engi-
hevrS.--fity intelig nj and able bodied mechanics
Will Ic enlisted to fill this Company to the maxi
mum hNed Oy law, 100 men, Inquire at No. ~
. street Pay, from tI3 to $3I pr month, besides
food ant clothing aug 27-lr
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jog EPH IL, BARRETT
mInl,g lone
p0TA InEs! s!Ppl..iur,:.

'","- -sln' ~. ..'.l. -. =. :, 49,
thu. vl- 49, !ym,..,!.a a"a =. ,-iL-l
OF Src"'d stree! trS' rnclor' Arrl',l l. .Iay
Eir" ~ trip, ~" sN"'i lr,"a " ~" iS'"r ion
OhlN. : .iarn r-d N,n "-E rlors''. i 3, s-,-r.
~. laicn al . " IL + ~ 90 2.
AAg -l--l
The national Republican., 1861-09-02
DEE uAITERAS INI.Er
u. S. CHARTERED STEAMER ADELAIDE.

Z. .. CHARTERED STEAMER ADELAIDE,
august 81, 1861.
SIR: | have to rep 1rt that the expedition TO
Cape llattcras inlet has resulted ia signal
victory over the rebels, the capture of two
forts, % cannon, 1000 stand OF arms, Is
prisoners, amongst whom are Captain Samuel
Brown. Lieutenant Sharp, and DR.. Wyatt NJ.
Bnrrop, all late Of the nited States army: and
Major Andrews AMI other officers lalc of the
United States army. The amount of loss on
Lhoir side is not exactly known: five are ascer
tanned 10 have been buried and eleven wounded
are on board this vessel. Many were carried
away, Lieutenant Murdaugh, late of the Uaitci
states navy among the number. with the loss
oil an arm. We met with no caualty of any
consequence whatever. The surrender was un.
conditional. For full particulars beg to refer
to the reports of Flag Officer Silas II. String
ham and Major General B. +. Butler.
Although the Adelaide aud G. Peabody were
Cl 'rtered for other especial service, yet TO fu7
ther important operations, consented to
take the troops on board from Newport
News and Fortress Monroe 900 men. with
arms, provisions, and munitions of war, and
landed part of them, about 800, amidst heavy
surf until the boats filed and became unm,n.
ageable. The men of war hauled in and com.
menced heavy cannonade at l0.l5 \. NJ. on
the 2Sth, and kept II up ct intervals all day
recommending on the 29th at Sl5, with in.
creased effect, the enemy's re.inforcem?nts
cndeavoring to land 1000 or 1,5OO men driven
back, and at 11.3O they displayed 64g of
truce, and were foreel to surrender at dscre-
ton.
On the appearance Of the white flag steamed
into the inlet and laid b ,hind the fort ready to
throw the remaining troops ashore, either in
case OF commencement or cessation OF hos.
tllites the Geo. Peabody, Lieutenar, Lowry.
did the same. A. the surrender we oliciated
in the ceremonies, after wiich the prisoners
were brought to this vessel, and next day, the
3Oth inst, placed them on board the Minnesota
which vessel sailed at 2.3O p. NJ for New York,
and we left for Annapolis with Major General
Batter, U. S. A, and the wounded prisoners.
hope my endc,vors in the case may meet
your full appreciation and beg to recommend
tnyour consideration the conduct of Lieutenant
Commanding R. b. Lowry, associated with me
on this work and placed 10 charge of the Geo
Peabody OF Df. VIM. NJ King, U. S. n, who
volunte red for the expedition. | have also
received valuable assistance from my corps of
pilots, aud from DR.. I. G. Stellwagcn and
James Forsyth, who acted in the place of junior
officers.
am, very respectfully, your ob't serv't
II. s. STELLwAGEN. Commander.
Hon. GIDEON WELLEs,
Secretary of the Navy
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MAsnlN"roN .EAp4,-Anrm.ts non

- ar iu:' gIeEiES c1r Il uri kEu .II.E Hl,:ch
. p'GEo'' ~ -sil ~ our usual 1"' yrf,s Ivr Cr,i
~, NH - i"rsj, ,o.,uar
&lii rnl.kI.
avg Ut u seventh and u sLltuI.
The national Republican., 1861-09-02

GAVE YOUR MONEY and go to Shcp-
~ herds for your
aug SIT school Books.
The national Republican., 1861-09-02

(NAMP OREGON,
~ AUGUST 81. lsJl
LOST, in Washington on Wednesday night, A
small DAGl ERREOTIPE. Any person finding
it, and returning it to this Office, will be suit bly, re-
warded ANDERSON,
aug 8O-Ht Company II Bakers regiment
(UTO SHEPHERDS
VI For SCHOOL EOOkS.
aug Sit
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day, after bombardment from the feet of parts
Of two days.
shall forward full accoun Immediately
on my arrival at New York, whittier have
concluded to land them as requested in your
communication in reference to prisoners CON
ing into possession Of the navy. AGer land
ing them shall return TO Hampton Roads.
Respectfully, your obed cnt servant,
S. II. SrRINGuAM.
EIay officer Atlantic Biock'Qdtny Squadron.
OFF HAITERAs INLET
U. 8. Ship Minnesota, i,eI. 20, 1861.
Hon. GIDEON WELLS, Sec'y Of he Nary
SIR have the honor to enclose the articles
of capitilaiion agreed upon at the surrender
OF the forts at III. inlet of Hatcra7. North
Carolina.
1t the Department have any orders, should
be pleased to receive them at New York
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
s. II. STRINGHAM
fmJ DH'er AA1ntic B'ockaiing %,mdron
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9 II A T 1 d N " II Y.
NAVY D.raETNEgT .

l
August 20, 1881
Separate sealed proposals will be received at the
Office of the Secretary of the Navy until 3 ocloc
7 NJ OF Saturday, the q t September next, for
furnishing all the stationery that may be required
by the Navy Department and the several bureaus
from the latter date to July !, 1862.
All the articles Furnished mu3r be OF ihe best IA,
ity, delivered without delay VIII n ordered and 10
the satisfaction of the head OF the Office for which
they are required
Ii it be required each b der for stationery must
furnish with his proposal sample Of each article
bid for.
No bid will be considered which does not fully
confirm to the advertisement, and in which each
and every artic lie s not bid for, and in which more
til IN one price is named for any one article
Bonds in sufficient amount, with two or more ap
proved sureties, for the faithful exec aton of tie
contract, will be required o. the person or persons
contracting. The authorized names of the suretiss
that will be given as also satisfactory testimonials
to I'll the contract mus company the bid ;other
wise 1t will not be considered
The Department reserves TO itself the right Of
ordering greater or ess quantity OF each and eytry
article contracted for, as the public Sc vice may &c
quire.
should any arti 2'e be required not enumerated in
The contract, 1t s to be furnished at the lowe mar
ket price. according to il quality.
The subioincd schedule specifics as nearly as can
now De done, the amount, quality and description
Of each OF the articles likely to be required.
The national Republican., 1861-09-02
SICK AND WOUNDED soLDIpRs
~ IN HOSPITAL, AUGUST an ,

funlished III conformity with the resolution 0 f
the Senate of July l6, 1861.
AZ GcWrM HospitM on u street, JetlVeen Fourth
md FyM streets, Washington.
The national Republican., 1861-09-02

GLEN E VT EILL,
u. PROFESSORS or MUSIC
AT BLAOENSBU ACADEMY,
viii resume the dutir. OF his profession in Wash
ington, Wednesday, September 18th, lsGl
aug 2O-TI&S2wifa
The national Republican., 1861-09-02
a-l-.---lEMlj

(NNEAT EMPORIUM FOR MlLIThKt
~ FIELD GLASSES, with the finest doubl,
achromatic enycs, sold at the lowest Eastern price
by M. j. FRANKLIN. Optician
IA Pennsylvania Avenur,
augS'-ly between Twelfth X Thirteenth rts
A GENTLEMAN DE IREs BOARDING.
\ LOT himself, W te, and cIild in priva e FANNY
where there are ~ other bOarders, Address Max
well, at tns Office aug ?a-;l
SiEPHERD, the School Book Man,
~ Is ON HAND.
aug 3l-St CHEAP AS EVER
EhMALE ACADEMY.
l. street, between ISth aud 18Th
MISS T.. l.. JANNEN, PEIH,lrAL.
The Seventh Annual Session will Commence on
Monday, September 5d. aug g0-itlT
n Nv o $.
QuARTLKMAsTER GENHRAL', 3, OrlI,L
WdShlRGiDn CTR, JuIy Is lS,I
Pinn> and prciiicntionS for hulls of Gun En,I, far
the Western rivers are ou exhibition at This ofr ,i
al onlceS "i QuarermHsters ut Pittsburgh II, .,..
nni, 81. Louis, and Alton ID
''"HtN :" y" delivered NJ Cairo Riis shnuLI IA,
ien 7" S"a-crrNastcr Cen ,rn, q. tl,o r;., .o. ~.
u. ~ iEn;-tou. hv t"i YrnI n ,'.",r
.,,, vi IT,,
"Y p Brig Gen md Qumlrgma. lrl C,yncrli
The national Republican., 1861-09-02

r4mmany Rcgim I Cd)
9th JlagH Volunteers.
10Th Moss. Volunteers.
I'd Vermont Volunteers
lst MINI Volunteers. . Z
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II %m.i,uoy Hospiial, Gemye!oUu.

ta) Ono onicer. tb) One oficvl (c) Two officers
IL Union Hospital, corner Of Bridge and VAST
inJton Streets GcOryetOca.
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- eel SCHboI. BOOKS iSut
Rl rSEIi.'S, 525 seventh street,
iwO orrS from Pcnnsy " Iuia avenue.
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NJ ID. RI :, SELL..

lN1. SEVENTH STHEET, oEd, %r 4, l., HD,
|, selling SCHOOL BOOKS ten per cent. cheaper
than rny other house III the { ty. Give him call
before purchasing elsewhere
sep E--l*
The national Republican., 1861-09-02

SuEPHERD, the School Book Man
~ Is ON HAND.
aug 3l-St CHEAP AS EVER
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-02
School MeeiinG--Second Ward.

At meeting of the citizens Of the Second Ward
on Monday evening last, the following preamble
aud resolutions were unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, in the distribution of the public
school fund, the second ward has been entirely
neglected AID whereas, we had the first .ht, on
account of our former fund, and from our popula-
ton and entire want of school house, ave the
most needy of any of the wards; therefore,
E.&oiycf That we o. the second ward will drop
all other school interests and concentrate all our
efforts TO obtain our rights and relieve wants
IN regard TO a school house.
Re,D,rel, That having confidence in the justice
aud good sense Of our fellow citizens and neigh
bOrs of the other wards, will appeal 10 them TO
assist us IN obtaining school house.
HeSolced, That tE AIR appoint committee OF
three To memorable fellow citizens upon the
subject, setting forth our wants and claims.
T. y. Griggs, Il. Thorne, and J. d. Olmstead
were appointed said committee.
Richard Thorne and George Il. Macy were unan-
imouslv nominated candidates for members of
the Board of Education.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-02
Circuit Court.

Casey, charged with the murder Of Ryan
in Ottawa Centre two weeks ago, has been
on trial in our Circuit Court since Monday.
Nearly two days were spent in getting a
jury, and since then two days more were oc-
cupied in examining witnesses. The case
has been unexpectedly prolonged by start
ing very nice point of medical jurispru-
dence, rendering it necessary TO take the
opinions of nearly all the doctors in the
country The case was given to the jury
at noon yesterday, and no verdict had
had been agreed upon when we went to
press last evening. In our next we shall
endeavor to lay the NOSE important evil
dence, with the result, before our readers
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-02

SPRING-The weather for the last week
has been spring-like and delightful, clear.
ing the rivers of ice and extracting the
frost from the ground so that our farmers
will in a few days be able to commence
if they have not already commenced
blowing The grass is beginning to look
green, the blue bird has greeted us with
his merry song, ladies throng the streets,
betokening a thunder-gust, and the school
boys crowd the sidewalks during intermis-
sion with their everlasting game of mar
bles
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-02

RESISTING An OFFICER John Phlllimore
and his son got themselves into trouble on
Monday by making an assault on our
friend Constable Geo. Hill, of South Otta-
wa. Mr III. had an execution against
Phillimore, and meeting him in the street
on Monday with a team, undertook to levy
on one of his horses Phillimore answer
ed Linn by an awful blow with a club over
the head, inflicting frightful wound, and
Knocking the Constable nearly senselcss
PhilIi1,.ore was at once arrested, and then
his son-a lad OF lS-pitched in, so that he
also had also to be arrested. Mr.. Hill was
taken to Esq Miilers office and his wound
dressed; the Phillimores were taken TO
the Calaboose On Thursday they had an
examination; the father was bound over
in $500 for his appearance at the Circuit
Court, and the son discharged. Mr. Hill
was seriously hurt that he was confined
to his bed several days, and we believe IS
| still unable to attend to his official duties.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-02
Gpefiol II otiecs.
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
Is IL " A MS

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= L l. NJ O MIC w Il + Z r S
TEE Original Medicine Established in 1887 and first al
tice of the kind ever introduced und 4 name Q
"PCINoNIc WAFRRs " il this any other country
all other Pulmonic Waters counterfeits The ger
uine can be known by the name BRYAN being STAMP
ed on each WAFER.
BRYAS's PULNoNTC WATERS
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness
BgY.N's PUIMoxIC WAFERs
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing.
BRYAN's PuLMoSIC WATERS
Relieve Splitting of Bleed, Pains i'll the Chest
BRYANs PULNoxIc WAFERS
Relieve Incipient Consumption Lung Disc asses.
BKy,N-s PuIMoxIC WATERS
Relieve Irritation of the Uvula and Tonsils.
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Are Blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions
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Are adapted for Nocalists and Public Speakers.
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Are N a simple form and pleasant to the taste
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Not only relieve, but effect rapid and lasting cures
BRrAS's PuLNoSIC WATERS
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No family should h. without box OF
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in the house
No Traveller should he without supply of
BRYAS's PuLMoSIc WATERS
in his pocket.
Nopers will ever object to give for
BRY,S's PCIMoSIc WATERS r.
Twenty-Five Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Z ochester,N
Sold by E. Y. GRIGGS, Ottawa, and all good Drug
gists- novl7