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OFFICE oF WASHINGTON .AQUEDUCT,
~ Ay6usT 6, 1852.
PRoPOsALs will be reoeived until the 2sth dsy OF
August. 1862, for the comp le!ion of the auxiliary
IIpe vault Of the Washington As ueduot.
Office.
Proposals 70 be sealed, endorsed "Proposa's for
Pipe vault" and addressed 10 'hon. Caleb b,
Smith, secretary Of the Interior, washington"
aus eoh -ss Chief Engineer.
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RLEAoaEDv ANpp Brown poMEsTIOs,
CHEVkONs! CHEvRONs!!
OFFICE OF WASHINGTON AQUEDuoI

OfFIOh oF WASHINGTON huUtEaD1nsy5F' n.t 1,s5'
SIALID PROPOSALS will be reoelYed until the
lsh day of August, 1862 for furnishing the Bricks,
the Washington ASueduct.
There vii be resulred abolt 100000 Bricks, 5000
barrels of Cement, 900 bushels Of Sand,-but
mfy be found necessary.
Five huudTed barrels OF Cement are needed
which viii set very suiokly, and optIrely to the
satIsfsction OF The Engineer.
Forms for proposals may be obtained at this
office. They viii be endorsed Proposals for
Brlok, }" 'for Cement" or "for sand !" as the ossc
may be, and dlTectsd to HON. CALEB 3.
SMITH, Secretary Of the Interior, washipE ton %
VIM. X. HUTTON.
eu 8 eotd Chief Engineer,
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II As soon. - the European and Canadian
dodge was stopped, there was a great rush for
tckru TO California, and the Nofthern Light,
which was 70 sail from New ORR at noon Nom
day, was being crowded with sneak. who W. re
going solsly 70 avoid the draft when an oIder
came ;rrTI 'he War Departms at 10 stop TIT. cd ge
as fUr Toiice put TShore nearly a hundrsd
a'ls-1 cd rDF-rdS. aud IhOroug,. ,.Iy scrutinilsd
- Ias'pn:'s ahd -Icuses oi t-cse who were anal.
~ psTndRed u depart
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7Al. !. 70 een, ssss SsS Sssn Ps s,sss 81 isSs sf,sa
for upwtrds Of two years- The -hsst doctofs An
Wsshtnetor 's"n1 ~ rrIre me-. : q -
Dr Tu... . a. ~ -r~lf Per.
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VIZ FLA0s-cLAGS!
w E Have large assortment of SILK. BUNY-
ING and MUSLIN FLAGS, from siX -
inches u' to fSrfii fifgs,e ~, HHlsoa 4 lsSoaope A
the largest and cheapest assortment In -
Torether VITA FANCY GOODS, LANTERNS,
FIREWORKS, 60, &c., wholesals and retail, II
ths s9 SATloSAL E .SA FLAs and MlLITAkY, DE
near WlllArds Hotel. al 6-eolmr
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Enfsllmsnt Of Cslsrsd Men in nlassachu.

BosfoN, Aug. l3-Gov. Andrews instruct tions
70 the assessors Of the State make II their duty 10
include colored citizens In the enrolment subject
10 dYaft - I
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re oBf4m fne esrts ds sssSss Iikenssoes 70 .
Wnisnnnss. No. ga Pennsylvanis sveaus. He
smng SSaginaD esvts ds sissn nkenesses Of
Den 81 4D ocqnfyy, See his sfihenesses - .oifea1
vsAReol fhose desiring camp snd lid vievv
takea esll and leaveysw oidsra IN is-soaHs 2
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fnfolTxNs TO surLIls

Matthew'S Mschines for making pure, spark.
ling Soda water for bottling or retailing from
article and cost less than any other Plain printed
Instructions fer making the Soda Water md de-
iictous syrups, 60 with machines. Send for
Illustrated catalogue, 10 contains much that every
maker of Soda Water Apparatus, Nos. 437 and
Sss, First Avenue, New York. au 2.eo5t-
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Ne. 1855
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.
Dffor QuARTKREksrHR's OFFIcI,
Corner Of ISh dpd 81 strssfs,
W q n

Corner Of Isik dsd 81 strssfy !
"AsHINGror, August 4, Is62.N
SEALBD PROPOSALS for the eII very off eoal q VI
s.osS.S STtfs t s. 81 e ne W
sixteenth day Of August, st CI2J twelve o'eioes ~
four feet long, and split 70 the ordinary siae Of oort
The yeOd to be delivered in the sl,y Of w..h
lltt9n % sc Oh p1ins ~ the Depot Qusrtermaste
iysSLy live! no: being col,idsIsd complete until o
the Government. to lnsIeot and measure the wood
ana such ss does not conform 70 the above specIh
Two thousand ave hundred q sooD cords to be de
vereo on or before the hrst day OF Ootooer. 1852
on or bsOIs the sf rst d.y Of aS
..E. Ps!msn. to be m.de ussn the completion ofth,
The fall name and Post Once address Of the bid
Ifa bId ii made in ths name OF q arm the name
Il. fadra sIoSo.a Sd a' Of II Ii. s I.i
Proposed. from disloysl partia ~,n sot 30 con
stdred, and an oath of allegiance must scoompsnl
Proposals must be addressed to Col. d. n RucI
r. Qussrtermaster U. = Army, Wsshnston. D
NJ, W,5 Ssd J. must be plainly marked Proposals 70
GUARANTEE,
The ability Of the bidder 70 Ill the contract
should It be snsrded to him, must be lu.r.ntie
be APPENDED 20 the guarantee.
oos Sr ss of int c.TP Ia
nearest District Conrt or Of the United Statei
District Attorney,
Bidders must Be present in person when thesbid.
are opened, or the proposals will not be conside red
Bonds, In the sum OF ten thousand dollars, sgneC
DC suired Of the successful bidder upon sisnini
As the bond must sooompany the contract, IL vii
be Leoessary tor bidders TO ha, their bondsmeI
with them, Or 70 have bonds signed in antIoIpa
IN ma Fndr han kA
Ia signed. Blsnis for bones can be procured uSsl
application being made at this once, either per
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GEN. BuTLsR AND MRS. BEAuRKsA RD.-A let
ter from Nee Orleans says "6en. Butler, q few
dsys ago, had an opportunity Il obliging Mn.
It seems hat the Lady had a small amount Of
money in one Of the banks, left 70 her credit by
her husband. Under existing orders, a. Il was
Confedsrsss tsnsaction, she could not drsW II
ler's knoviedge, the ,ioint order, wus suspsnAcd,
20 lar as ths lady was concerned, and she now
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Ysf1 Of Gssrssfss.

% and 'of of SSe oount, Of no AZ S1S s,,p, 9,
Il, do hereby guarantee that - 10 able 70
fulhl contract, IN accordance with the terms Of
his DroDosltlon, and that ud his Dro4ostion he
accepted, he ylll q onoe enter into contract In
Should the contract be awarded him We are pre
Dered 70 become his securities.
Ito this guarantee must be appended the oAcls
certificate above mentloned.l
The DeDot Quauermaster reserves 10 himself
the night to reject any or al bids that he msJ
deem too high. ID. II RUCKER,
hu Z dt 5th CsloneI and OuRrtermaEfer
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ID DR.. JOHNSTON.
ID Tim ORE

Has disecttrsdths psosf Csrrain, SPEEDY aad :. 5
EfsofEdl Rsnsdy ~ tks Wo-Id
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRunFrg,.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-28
From New York.

NEW York, March 26-The steamer Colum-
bia, from Havana on the 22d. has arrived here
with Vera Cruz dates TO the 9th.
The English troops had arrived at Havana and
sailed for Bermuda.
Some Mexican barracks, eight miles from
Orzaba. accidentally blew up-l 800 dead bodies
were found in the ruins.
1t wa reported at Havana that the schooner
Wide Awake, with Yancey, was captured while
trying to run the blockade and is prisoner
at Fort jefferson, Key West.
1t was reported Porter's mortar feet had pass
ed the South-wes Pass.
No rebel vessels had reached Havana lately.
Private advces from London of the 18th inst.
state that Mr.. Field, with other leading gentle
men and capitalists interested in the Atlantic
Telegraph Gable enterprise, were to meet with
Lord PaImerston at noon on the Dist, and that
the prospect of a satisfactory termination of ne
gotations with the Government in regard TO rails
ing the necessary capital to secure the proposed
new cable, were very encouraging.
Mr.. Field confidently expected to return to
New York with assurances of the earnest coop
Grafton of the British Government in the great
undertaking which he has SO long and ably en-
deavored to bring to successful issue.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-28

% We are indebted to Adams Express
daily for newspaper favors Yesterday one Of
the courteous messengers fths institution laid on
our table the Nashville Times of Sunday last
We clip the following from IT,
To THE PUBLIc-On Yesterday Governor
johnson, who had requested an interview with
the publishers Of the city papers, stated to the
Representatives of the Times and the Patriot the
terms and conditions upon which the publication
OF the papers in this city would be permitted.
These terms and conditions are such that il will
be impossible TO comply with them and make an
independent Journal. such as the Times was in
tended to be, and we therefore submit 10 the milf
tary necessity" which terminates its existence
with this issue.
The Iimss was established in connection With
one OF the publishers of the Union and American,
in order to furnish employment and means Of
subsistence to the former employees on that pa
per. Ii had no other connection with the Union
and american. il sought only the path of indie
pendent journalism, and for this il has fallen un-
der the ban of the Military Governor-who seems
not to coincide with Thomas Jefferson that error
ceases to be dangerous when truth is left free 10
combat it'--and, down il goes" until such time,
if ever, As We can print free. independent jour
nal
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-28
From BalfiInOre.

BALTIMORE, March 26.-The Fortress Monroe
correspondence of the Baltimore American gives
the report of two contrabands relative the con
diton of the Merrmac. She returned to Nor
folk with six feet of water IN her. Six steamers
lowed her up, and it was feared at first she would
go down before pumps could be rugged on board.
Her fires were extinguished shortly after hauling
Oft from the Monitor.
These contrabands positively assert the death
of Buchanan and that of the Lieutenant in com
mand ON Sunday, and seven seamen. and a num-
Der wounded. They positively assert the death
and burial of both. Possibly Lieut.. Mince, her
second officer. and not Jones, is meant.
The Monitor stands out in the Roads this side
of Sewall's Point, with steam up, ready for &C
ton. The greatest confidence is felt in the
suit. She is in fine condition.
1t is rumored that Yorktown, or a considerable
portion of it, is burned. A large fire was visible
in that direction Sunday night
A large fire was also seen To day IN the neigh
borhood of New Market Bridge, which seemed
to be quite extensive.
Relative to the Nashville the Cambridge re-
ports the Nashville, loaded with valuable cargo
OF cotton and naval stores, run the blockade last
Tuesday night. which dark, with lights ex-
tinguishcd. She was abreast OF the Cambridge
before discovered
On Sunday the Chippewa, a faster steamer, ar
rived to teke the place of the Cambridge.
Forts Macon and Beaufort still in posses
sion of the rebels
On Sunday night the Sawyer guns at the Rip
Raps made some capital shots at Sewalis Point.
Tuesday morning one shell filed with new rebel
fire, exploded in the midst OF the rebels parade
ground. and it is believed TO have done consider
able damage
The rebels fired at the Rip Raps. but the ball
fell short fifty yards
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-28
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE. March 26-Contrabands
state that the rebel steamer Merrimac having
been fully repaired, was brought out of the dry
dock on Monday morning. a crew placed on board
and that she ready for action.
Several new guns of heavier metal than she
used before have been placed on board of her.
The rebel steamers jamestown and Yorktown
have also been greatly strengthened and we're
fully prepared for action and ready accompany
the Merrimac.
The flag of the Yorktown with Commodore's
penant was dyii when the contrabands lett.
Three deserters arrived here TO-DAY in boat
from the south side of James river. They be-
longed to a North Carolina regiment, and report
that the Merrimac has been daily expected to
come out and attack the Monitor for the past
three DAYS
The jamestown made a reconnaissance today
coming down some distance below Ctsney Island.
The deserters represent that there Was great
panic amongst the rank and file of the rebel
army, on account of the rumors of Federal vic
tories.
The newspapers are carefully kept from the
rebel soldiers. They have been 80 often imposed
upon by false Statements of rebel victories that
they are much dissatisfied.
The deserters say that during the excitement
that prevailed IN Norfolk Immediately after the
fall of Roanoke, that if a demand had been
made upon Gen. Huger, he would have captu-
lated
A flag Of truce went to Norfolk but no news or
papers were brought back.
A bundle of letters from Union prisoners At
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-28
Forrhe Daily State sentinel.
a Noyes.Reader Married.

Ed SExTIxEL: ! am just on the verge Of des-
peTation-have committed matrimonV, and don {
know how 10 act
learned all about couriship by reading poems
and rominees. and used b. 81 by the window in
the precise manner in which juliet did, whilst nv
lover addressed me in the language Of Romeo
rerbafim
Our love. like the true love of all heroes and
heroines of romances. did not run smooth. and
We eloped, although We well knew that all our
relatives and friends desired our marriage
During the delightful days of our wuOing, my
beloved was wont to call me angel, sweety. and
] styled him Bird Of Paradise. which he thought
was very appropriate, as his name = Peter Rob
bins Luciier.
We were married as | told YOU. ia the most
pCetica manner, and the very next day my dear
celestial ordered pound of sausages for dinner.
and actually devoured them all at one meal, ap-
parently with a terrestrial appetite. | was
shocked, hoTifed, astounded and applied bot
tie OF hartsh0rn TO my nose, when my husband
spoke the name Of parsonage who is supposed
to he a stranger TO polite circles
| gazed wildly around me, but not seeing a
convenient place to fall if should swOOn, | con
tented myself with rushing 10 my room. where
inging myself on my knees and raising my arms
towards heaven | implOred all the sweet spirits
of water earth and air To- witness and pity my de
spair. have cried so much since that time that
| tear have seriously injured my ewes. and had
NV father urged my marriage ] would talk the
rest of my life about blighted hopes and withered
poses.
Ny husband besides being nv choice. is my
ideal of masculine beauty, with this exception, be
has flaming red whskers.
used to imagine that marriage was Eden and
that cOurtshp Was the way TO it, but have since
concluded that courtshp is a Will-o' the wisp
which leads to the miry and marshy places OF
matrimony.
sincerely hope that the time is not far distant
when some poet or novel writer viii relate his
conjugal experience, so that inexperienced NOR
tails may know more about the "holy estate" than
only Just how 10 get there.
MRs WnHELMISA r. LUCIFER
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-28
From winchester.

WINCHESTER, March 26-The following. as
near n can be at present ascertained, are the
number of wounded at the battle of Sunday last:
In the 9Th Ohio IS, 29th Ohio 3. 9Th l6. 69.h
"a Sth 10; in the 9TH Indiana IL, 18th Is, 18th
~ s4th Pennsylvania 40. l0lst SO, lst Virginia
6, 2sth New York I. LIST Ohio battery 1, 18th Pa
l, 5sth Connecticut ?, 81 Wisconsin /.
The list of the killed has not yet been received
but the number is believed 20 be los.
All is quiet at Strasburg TO night
The following is Gen. Bankss general orders
relative to the battle of Sunday:
Headquarters 5rH Army CoRPs,l
Strasburg, NJ ,rch 26th, 1862.
The Commanding General. of the 9Th army
corps congratulates the officers and soldiers of
Gen. Shields division, and especially its gallant
Commander, OH the suspicious and decisive VIC
tory gained over the rebels on the Odd instant.
The division has achieved renown against superb
or forces and subtle and bar5arous enemy.
n. z. RANKS.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. IL.
Brigadier General Shields congratulates the
officers and soldiers of his Division upon the glo-
rious victory achieved by them on the 23d Inst.
near Winchester, Virginia. They defeated an
enemy whose forces outnumbered theirs, and who
are considered the bravest and best disciplined OF
the Confederate army. He also congratuates
them that il has fallen 10 their lot to open the
campaign on the Potomac
The opening has been a splendid success Let
them inscribe Winchester on their banners, and
prepare for other victories.
(Signed) Brig. Gen. SHIELDS.
Capt Noonan, of the 23d Virginia, of Frede
rick. Maryland, died this morning, after having
his leg amputated.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-28

ST. Louis, March ga special to the Re
publican dated near Island No. 10. March Doth,
saws:
Only three shells were thrown by the mortars
to day to which no response was made by the re-
bells
This morning. Col. Buford sent reconnoiter
ing party OF twenty men of the 9th Illinois down
the Missouri shore
They arrested three prominent residents who
report that 1000 negroes are employed on the
island and at the batteries along the shore, that
sixty five rebel troops, including two LeutenaDts
and four negroes, have been killed by our shells;
that the upper shore battery is abandoned and
that the others being rapidly strengthened;
that the enemy is 1000 strong and their encamp
ment has been moved entirely out of the-raDge
of our guns.
The rebels are confident of success and say
they have good road to Trenton and other
points by which they can escape whenever they
choose.
They have plenty of provisions.
Three rebel steamers loaded with troops were
seen watching the shore to prevent communica
ton from here.
The total number ofthe enemy's transports are
eleven.
Two balloon ascensions we're made BY Captain
able observation.
phs, was fired the other night; but was extn-
guished before much damage was done
New Tennessee levies, disbanding, refusing
to fight with pixies tbe~only weapon offered them.
CHICAGO, March 27-A special to the Tribune
from Cairo says:
A gentleman arrived on the Conestoga this
morning with intelligence from the Island IN to
2 O'Clock on Wednesday afternoon.
Col. Buford sent force TO make reconnois
sance on the Kentucky shore on Tuesday night
which succeeded in capturing six persons belong
ing ~ the Tennessee cavalry regiment.
They report the strength of the rebels near the
Island at $4,000, and that Bragg was in com
mand
Fifteen thousand reinforcements reached there
from Humboldt, having come by railroad to a
point only fifteen miles distant
Still larger reinforcements were expected by
the same route last night.
Measures have been taken to intercept this
means of communication.
Memphis papers of the I'D state that only one
man was killed in the first four DAYS lombard
ment at Island No 10, and he citizen OF Mem
phs.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-28
,BY rELksEArH-i
New York Markel.


NEw YoRK. March ~.
In four there is less doing and the market still
continues heavy while prices are generally with
out any material change; small sales at S. 20
as % for superfne State; SIS 30G5 40 for
extra State: s. 2Od5 % for superfne Western:
S. 30d5 81 for common to medium extra West
ern; SIS 65@5 IS for shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio. and S. e5d6 Is for trade
brands. market closing heavy with no buyers at
outside quotations.
Whisky opened quiet and closed frmer with
more doing; sales at 81 5z@221sc-
Wheat rather more steady with moderate e.
port demand; sales of Milwaukee club at 81 30;
red State 81 81; amber Jersey and Pennsylvania
81 81 delivered; red Western 81 81; white
Western$1 a..
Corn rules steady with fair export inquiry:
sales at 5S15c for mixed Western in store; 60c
delivered; SAC for damaged do: 59@6lc for new
yellow jersey aud Southern, and 63c for new
white Southern.
Pork quiet and steady; sales at $l3 25dl3 IS
for mess; Sl0@ll for prime; $l2 50@l3 IS for
prime mess.
Beef remains quiet and prices are nominslIy
unchanged.
Lard rules dull aud prices still favor the buyer:
sales at 711a@sl4e.
Coffee--Rio inactive and prices are nominally
unchanged.
Sugar-Raw is moderately ac0ye at steady
prices; Cuba 6@7lac; Porto Rico 7971kc: Hs-
vana &c: refined steady and unchanged.
Butter rules firm at 9@l3c for Ohio and l6
pc for State.
Cheese firm; sales at 6dsc.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-28

Chicago. March 27-An accident occurred az
midnight last night TO a special train from Jones
vile, with the 90 Wisconsin cavalry, when FIVE
miles from this city on the North western Rail
road, by the breaking OF an axle on the sixth
The wreck was caused by the cars behind this
running into il. Ten soldiers were killed.
three seriously wounded and number slighsly
injured.
The names of the killed are follows:
Walter Smell, Vim. Case, 4. NJ Burns, Co. G;
Charles Briggs, Lucen NJ. Rossuan. James
Palmer. Charles ID. Hatch. Kasper Stone. VIM.
Davis. Co. A; also. hospital steward, Sharp q
Walworth county
Seriously woundei--S. l. Edwards. Co. G., ribs
broken; Byron Wilcox, Co. K. both legs broken;
- Twadie, internal injuries in left side.
Colonel Barstow SAYS about one hundred are
more or less injured but able to continue with the
regiment.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-28

CHICAGO. March 27th.-The Nashville Patriot
OF the 2lst contains the following:
The New Orleans Crescent of the i0th says
that two powder mills on the opposite side Of The
river were blown up YESTERDAY and Eve vorkenm
killed. The loss of is property. principally in
machinery. as there were-only about three thous-
and pounds Of powder on hand.
a letter from Huntsville. Alabama, 70 the
Picayaae dated the 18Th, after giving an account
of operations subsequent 10 the fall Of Donelson.
SAYS:
The Provisional Government Of Kentucky Is
with Criitenden's brigade. the Capital Of Ken
tucky now beng located in Slbley tent, near
the the headquarters Of that General
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-28
SPEECHES OF
Hendricks and Voorhees,.

The speech Of Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks, before the
Democratic Convention on the Eighth Of January 1851
and The speech Of Hon Daniel w Voorhees, in the House
Of Representatives February 20 the duty Of the Fed
eral Government in H. Relations TO the civil war and the
objects for which IL should be prosecuted for sale
this Office published pamphlet Of sixteen pages tn
Guiding both speeches. Each Is among the able
delivered the present crisis, and should be placed In
the hands Of every voter in the state.
The FIRST isue having been entirely exhausted we are
now repnnung large edition TO supply the increasing
demand.
Those living Of express routes must provide for pre-
paying the postage. which Is one cent per copy.
Price 81 per hundred All orders promptly filed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-28
CAUTION.

The market is full of limitations, represented to be the
same as BROWNS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES which are
in productive ofpositive injury Many dealers
will recommend inferior preparations and lower priced
articles afording prolific themselves Ask for and
OBTAIN only BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHES,"
which by long experience haveRoved their value having
received the sanction of physicians generally, and test
monals from eminent men throughout the country.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs. when allowed TO
dissolve slowly in the mouth, have direct influence to
the affected parts: the sedative and soothing effect the
lining the windpipe into the Bronch asys Pull
monary irritation and gives relief in Coughs Colds and
affections which public speakers and
in gers are liable. febll-dly 81