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An act making provision for the support
of government.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. /. A tax Of one hundred and
twenty-five cents on the dollar is assessed
on the list of the polls and ratable estate
of the inhabitants of this state, for the
year one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-four to be paid into the treasury by
the first day of June next, in money, Ger
tiicates or notes issued by the treasurer,
or orders drawn on the treasury by au-
thority Of law.
Sec. s. The sum Of eighty thousand
dollars is appropriated for the purpose Of
paying the debenture Of the lieutenant
governor, the Senate and House of rep
resentatives, the contingent expense of
the general assembly, and such salaries
as are provided by law; and such sums
as are directed to be paid By the treas
urer by special acts of the legislature.
Sec. 8. The sum of one hundred and
twenty thousand dollars is appropriated
for the purposes of paying such demands
against the state as may be allowed by
the auditor Of accounts, and such drafts
as may be drawn by the county clerks, as
provided by law.
Sec. / Tbs syn Of twenty thousand
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IMpORTANTETO PENSIONERS AND
BOUNTY CLAIMANTS.

GHARLES /. VAIL, attorney at law, Iras-
V burgh, Orleans Co., VT, is prepared TO pro-
secute all claims against the National and State
Governments for soldiers or their heirs. HaY-
ing had a large experience and excellent sue
cess during the past year in obtaining the boun-
ty, back pay and pensions due, invalid soldiers
and fathers, mothers, brothers and sisters OF de-
ceased soldiers, he eau now procure these claims
with the utmost dispatch and without failure
Being located at the county seat the certificates
of the county clerk, which have TO be procured
and attached 10 each application, can be obtain
ed easily with yerJ little expense to the appli-
cant, and the claim can be forwarded 10 the de-
partment the same day the application is made,
thus saving undue time and expense. The fol-
lcwing persons are entitled TO pay from the gov
ernment:-
Isl. Widows of soldiers are entitled to bonn
ty, back pay, and pension. If no widow the
children are entitled to the bounty and back pay,
and the children under sixteen years of age to
the pension.
I'd. If the deceased soldier left no widow nor
children then the heirs of the soldier are enti-
tied TO the bounty and back pay in the follow
ing order: LIST, the fathers "a, the mother; Sd,
the brothers and sisters.
Sd. Mothers, brothers and sisters (under l6
years of agel are entitled 10 pension if depen-
ding on the deceased soldier for support wholly
or in part.
or disease are entitled to pensions, and soldiers
wounded in battle are entitled TO bounty, also
soldiers that have served two years or more are
entitled TO bounty.
Arrears of State pay due soldiers or their
heirs can he procured with facility. Claims CT
officers for horses and eQuipage lost in the mill
tary service also procured. He is also prepared
to draw the money on pensions payable in Sep
TENDER and March. Communications by mail
promptly attendcdto. Apply TO CHAS. |. VAIL,
irasburgh, Orleans County, Vermont
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CLOTHES WRlNGERs.

SPRING BEDS, Clothes wringers, Knives
y and Forks, Stoves, &c, Tin Ware, and eve
rything TO make people happy in this world,
selling cheap at c. b. Reynolds, Agents, Store,
Nsvpott. vermont
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Rare CHANCE FOR BUSINESS,

n HE subscriber offers for sale his Carriage
Il Shops, consisting of Wood Shop, and ma
chinery run by steam engine, Blacksmith and
Paint Shops at a great bargain, also, his DWELL
ing House, with is acres of excellent land.
wish to close business Jan. LIST, and purchaser
can have a good run Of business at once. Stock
on hand for new work will he sold az cost.
u Four of the best new BUGGIES; one
second hand; three new SLElGHS; two second
hand ones and one new steel shod traverse sled
with pole and shafts-all cheap for cash.
CHAS. A. J. MARSH.
CraftsburyVt., Nov. 18th 1864. 4Sw6
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STATE OF VERMONT.

SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE,
Montpelier, Nov. %, 1864.
l certify that the foregoing are tru,
copies Of acts passed by the General As
sembly of this state, at their October ses
sion, 1864.
GEO. W. BAILEY, JR.,
Secretary OF State.
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A GENUINE TONIC FOR THE SIGN,
u and a desirable article for Conn
1t is not used for beverage-is srlctly Puii W,
and as wine for the sick L has no equal. ~
purity is guaranteed, while it does not cost EuJ
one half as much as other wines. f1T r, EN-
the Newport Drug Store. ]. \. OhEEN'
Nov-rart limo % 1894 -2S
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00O0 LBS of Vermont sNAkL kT Dy1s
ZUUU (well washed,) at the Newport D'''
~ '''o' ''- ]. Y. GREEN
Newport, June "a, 1855 -
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EIRNITIRE

also kept on hand at his shop.
North Craltsbury, Dec. 10, 1868.
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

d. II. CAMPi Zul
Claim Agent, Derby Center, W
Derby, May 10, l664-2ltf
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Pure .EuiCe Grape.

Barton, July 4lh, 1868
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-26
= M 1T HIS
WHEELING BREWERY
FOR SALE.

DEING DESTROYS of retiring from sotivs basiasss
ID have determined 10 dispose Of my old g.
tablished Wheeling Brewery and Mating Rstab-
lishment now in successful operation, together
with the stock on haHd, which Is sufficient 70 sua-
BILE purchaser to proceed with the budnssd with
suit interruption consisting In part Of A!es, Malt
Hops, Barrels, Cooper's stuff, Seams and Fixtures,
everything In complete order, and capable Of
brewing twenty thousand barrels Of Ale and malt
ing forty thousand bushels Of barley per season.
The buildings comprise the large brick brewery
with the cellar and vaults complete, and mAh
house, brick Cooper Shop capable Of turning ont
enc hundred barrels per week Seven dwellings
for employees, realizing an annual rsnt Of ave
hundred dollars, large table bag room, wAsh
house and Office oil lighted by gas manufactured
on the premises. The old stabilized rspatstioa
Of my ales and malt in the Rast, West sad South,
and the regular cash customers for ali have been
able TO manufacture with the increasing demand
for malt liquors. makes il one Of the most DESIRE
BILE opportunities that could be offered 10 fslisbis
party n engage In the business, With certain
prospect Of realizing fortune In few yssss.
Terms of sale as 10 real estate, oas-fourth ossh
tho balance Ia enc, two three ysazs, with inter.
est secured by mortgage on the premises. A. "a
personal property, one fourth cash, the balsnos
In three, six and nine months. 1fnot disposed oil
at private sale before the 10th day Of Ostober al
which due notice will be given In the papers con
tanning this advertisement, win then, On that
day offer the same at public auction.
oct7-b GEO. W. SMITH.
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New YORK, 25-The Commercials Wash
ington special says, the details of Sheridan
bril- liant victory in the valley on the 18th,
are now coming in; pursuit has been aban-
doned for the present. The prisoners are
being sent to places of safety IN the rear
and the trophies of war now adoneth the
camp of the vicrors. Custer has already
brought to Washington, flags taken from
the enemy.
A Harpers Fairy letter dated October
Oath contains information from official
source and therefore entirely reliable that
$500 prisoners have already been captured,
500 arrived at Harpers Ferry on Monday,
and 1000 more were held at Winchester.
Our cavalry is still engaded in picking up
rebel stragglers and deserters who are glad
to escape from the rebel army after it has
sustained such defeat. The rebels can.
didly acknowledge that Sheridan is the best
General against whom they ever fought,
that his dashing tactics is more shan a
match for even Jnbal Early.
1t is ascertained from rebel prisoners
and deserters, and other indisputable
sources, that the loss of the enemy will
reach ten thousand in killed, wounded and
prisoners. Among the guns taken were
twenty new brass pieces, recently turned
out from the Richmond foundries, and with
which Early had been supplied only few
days before the battle. Twelve thousand
small arms were picked up on the field and
along the track of the flying enemy, exhi
biting state Of decentralization not often
witnessed among veteran troops, such a.
those with which Early was provided.
The rebels had five infantry divisions and
five cavalry brigades in the engagement
A large portion Of them embraced the flow
er of Lees army Our wounded are being
rapidly removed to Martinsburg from Win
chester. General Sheridan is putting hi.
army in order for another advance when th,
Government shall give the signal. The
soldiers are being supplied with matelia
for another campaign, and will MT long re
main passive.
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z New YoRK, Oct. 25.-The Commercially
Washington special says, the soldiers ART
alresdy giving their votes for, the President
several regiments of New York soldiers il
the Army OF the Potomac have given Z
heavy majority for Mcclellan, while in 9th.
ers he has only received three or four votes
An absurd report Is current That Secre.
tary Seward has apologized for the arrest
of the st. Adams marauders. 4ss
The Posts Wasniugton special says
agents 70 take the votes In the army are
9 great annoyance to Gen. Grant, who is
planning some important operations.
News fom Missouri to the War Depart
mant is good. Price has been thoroughly
whipped, and is running away IS fast as pos
sible. General Pickett Is very low to-day
grave fears are now entertained of his re-
covery. -
Secretary Stanton has dismissed twenty
clerks In the Quartermaster Department,
for sympsthizing with the rebellion. :. =
!, Gen. Wool passed through this city to>
DAY en- route for Washington IN obedience
to orders from the War Department.; is is
presumed that he will be put in com
mand on our Northeast border.
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WRsr VIRGINIA. Ohio County. Gsssls osa

INVEST VIRGINIA. Ohio County. Grssis osufs.
w September rules, lS64s &. xgs
and hf ii. Tiss Late WIDOW Of B.s. S.as 49,
complanants against Gibson L CrsnuR md kean.
der Zane, executors Of Daniel zAne tsteaas1, -
said Leader zane. 0ieson ofann1 - ~ ia
Daniel Zane, Anon Mcswords and bic VIII Indiana
devisees and legatses Of said Daniel &AnA dsosaRd
and Noah Zane, Oriof Zane, james " xAns. 4en1eG
W Zane. Leapder Zans, banie SanH Ana Nc
sISsSstS. and Gibson Crannss and Wiz o.la. -
which Noah. James, Ebeneser, q Laendecs md DsniA
Zane, Indiana Nesxords, RlsasstA fhinipA saA osils
cranmer. are children and herr e 2. elsad 2ssss
Lindsay Daniel List, Rev Alfred Isril ~ The
North Western Bank Of Virginia, dsiendnh.
The eeieo. q I'll. suit Z e sell w S.s q ss.y:
Island in said County Of one yn, e $1,000 -
List now deceased, and Jacob, g 1rnees = seqsfe
the payment of debt to the North wotera Denk g
Tbsoaors Fink And also to ssli he property Ssi1
Daniel Zane, deceased, owned ~ him In hh nsenss
called "The Homestead" aud which yas ooavayed -
Walker Hunter, Trustee, TO secure the pAymeat "a
sew Is also owned By 'said plaistil, Theodore INK
The purpose Of having said property sold 70 pay Ne
said debts.
ana, Noah Zane and orloH Zans not having sntsrcl
their appearance, and it appearing from an soaavt
led in the cause that they are mot resideeh q We
State Of West Virginia, on the motion Of ne cen
plainants by their counsel IL IL ordered that hey Dc
appear here within one month after the due puoloA-
ton OF this order and do what may b nsceoAsy %
protect their interests herein and that COPY 81 ~
weeks in some newspaper printed In the oty Of Wheel.
ing and that further copy be posted ~ the mons oo
ofthe Court House Of Ohio County, tor LIE peaes.
October l, 1854.
JACOB BURKLR, Clerk
Z.JACOB, for complainant.
oct2-ltaw4w
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G7eleg1;agBle;
From the Army e fIie Jazl9e5.

From the ARMY ~ the Jauees.
NEW FORK, 0es. z5.AaFhs Tfibuns's
CORRESPONDENCE With the Army Of the James
on the ga says, at dawn this morning, our
land batteries, il charge Of Uapt. Ashby,
Company e, Sd New York artillery, opened
on the rebel feet in James river, about q
mile above Cox's Lsndiug, with 20 or 30
pound shells, which quickly sent their
wooden gunbosts to the protecting wings
Of Fort Darling and Wtheir shore batteries.
The three iron clad rams, however, stood
finn and returned the compliment for an
hour or more, until one of their smokestacks
was nearly shot away, and one of our shells
exploded in the after part of the Richmond,
killing gunner and ,wounding three sea-
men; whom having Lad avigorous round.
from our shells they, one by one filed away
out Of range to q place of security, leaving
an earthwork which the rebels have lately
constructed on the west side Of the James.
The rebel work sent l00-pounders in re
turn for Capt <Ashby's 40 OF 30pound
shells, but they received those of the same
calibre from our lower battery. The gun
boat4was seriously damaged, and the iron,
clad ram was considerably injured. 5a4.sls I
There has been no firing at Dutch Gap
since yesterday. -
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TRUST GALE
Of VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

IN pursuancs Of Deed oil Trust made 70 me b.
L Jefferson I. Lsngston, now dsssassd, aud which
Deed of Trus. Is duly recorded in the proper oboe
Of Ohio county ios recording Dssds, shall, %
Monday, the 5th day Of November 1854, ct the
Court House Tor said county, sell, for cash, The
following property situate on Fifth street 10 the
City of Wheefng, 70 wit L1s numbers nine, tss,
eleven and twelve, in ]. @. Ritehis's addition 70
Wheeling and alss the four sdjoining Lots, which
are on the est sids Of said lots Nos g. TO- ii snd
i2. and which four adjoining lots ass staats In the
Cd iition to Whsslng, called Busns Vista, and are
imbered seven, eight nine and Ten, IN sqns-s Ne.
50, and which prvfsrty 10 situated on Fiji street,
and Union street east Of Fifth street and north a
.Fnion street. and are now in the occupancy Of The
family Of wiIis1 Hsbinso. lassly dssssssd
z JACOB, Trustee
Oct 7, 1864 oot7dh.
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nURsUANT tstAs provisions Of decree Of the Cir
suit Court e Marion, rendered at the October
tsrm tAsreof IN - case Of John g. Fleming John
GsAis. / Ghail, q ne second Monday in November
nSr proceed 30 N before the door Of the Court House
Of aid county syvshlic auction, 70 the highest bidder,
ia iots No. and IN the town Of Warrington, upon
ths follovlns tsr 70 wit: For cash in hand sufficient
The cot Of tHs suit and the expense Of sale and
ths rssidus upon credit Of = and u months, the
purchaser giving bend and security and the commits
unnsid purchase money, The lots very desirable,
h.irs veu situated and vell adapted ior residences,
and situated In the most business town on the Bsl.
r. SMITH,
oc<.laltArvSt Commissionsr.
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TaE election to morrow is of the utmos

Tai election to morrow is Of the utmost
Importance to every one. In such crisis
no man can be neutral, nor can any patrio
he i1lr. Let every friend of the Union ano
Of he government consider himself com
wittcc Of one to la ,or, and labor unceas
nsly and etf,ctually, for the good OF the
r,untry and the success of the ticket COM
passed OF the friends oftho country. Our tick
ct is composed of good men-noble men
men every way worthy the confidence o.
the entire people.
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New YoRK, Oct. Is. -Early's defeat BY
Sheridan is acknowledged by the rebe
press, as we'll az by Early himself, who ad
mits the loss of thirty pieces Of artillery
but claims that Sheridan did not make
much off him. 3SeTfa u@s 9s,
As only his cavalry. were engaged, it was
our infantry, he claims, which suffered the
most, being too badly demoralized to follow
him up. 80
The Richmond Enquirer says all of the
camp equipage taken in the morning wa!
retaken by the enemy, and that at Stras
burg the captured artillery, becoming
mixed with some of their own, the demor
allied drivers abandoned it in the night.
The some paper says: Our army was at
New Market, worn out with fatigue, and
perplexed and mortified with the results Of
the days operations.
The Enqui' er claims that Early lost but
one thousand in killed and wounded.
An order has been issued from the Rich>
mond War Office conscripting one-ffth Of
the employees Of the ordnance and nitre
bureaus, thus adding nearly four thousand
to the military force. This order is con-
sidered a breach of faith, and there is great
dissatisfaction with it.
A recent demonstration by force of Gf
teen hundred Yankee Infantry ff ON Suffolk
towards the Weldon railroad is mentioned
by the Goldsborough Journal.
Longstreet, in an order dated Oct. 18th,
takes command of his old First Corps, re-
lieving Anderson.
A number of boys, called the Junior Re.
serves of North Carolina, consisting of a
regiment and battalion, have offered their
services to the rebel Government, been re-
ceived and placed in the trenches at Rich
mond. si'~ss.f s'ssc
The Augusta Chronicle says Slocum, who
holds Atlanta, has so contracted his lines
as to leave portion of the city out in the
cold. Colonel Iverson made dash through
this part of the line without suffering any
loss.
The Macon Intelligencer says the rebels
are making arrangements to enter Atlanta
ane hold it, y
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cash, SsS 5Oa39 for prime, and $40 so fo'
prime mess.
Beef-Firmer, at SSal3 for country mess
$l3al5 for rcpacked mess, md SO 00s
g c d 1ss ~ lave sfss 1t lssalsse Il,
sh builders, and l7}a2lAc for hams. Bacon
sides more active. GsJa 't11t3 e
Lard-Firmer and in fair demand, ct "a
a224. che latter price for very choice lot.
Butter Quiet, at 30a37}e for Western
and 38a46 for State. 49, = n
Chsese-Rather active, at l3a22c.
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ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 25.-B D. Killan having
proved ineligible, the Democrats nomina'
ted Jno Hogan in his stead
Late advices from Little Rock, state
that Magruder left Camden, and was rapid
ly marching towards Red river; only about
1000 rebels was left between Salem river
and Camden. GEN. Heron is at Little
Rock, is on an inspecting tour through tha
Department. Great activity prevails in
military matters indicating movement to
intercept Price. fI9
All soldiers suffering from chronic dis
cases, able to travel are being sent NORTH
on sixty days furlougb; nearly FIVE hundred
have already been sent. "
ts @AFist OSBORNE
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New YORK, Oct. 25.-Ths Herald's
Chattanooga correspondent, under date OF
the 18th, says Sherman is not pursuing
Hood, but rather trying, if possible, to per
him up in the valley and starve him tc
death. Hood mas wofully failed in finding
or capturing Sherman's supplies. He is
trying his best to avoid fight. He at
tempted to sneak through Snake Creek
Gap, but, finding that his flank was turned
he abandoned the attempt. This morning
he is reported to be mile and a half below
Fayette. Sherman is perhaps six miles
from him.
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vi WERE presented yesterday BY Mr.
NehaiI orS st. Marys, Peasants county
with ths finest looking, as we'll as tho I'm
e'' eating arp'es, it has been our good for.
tune to encounter for many day. The LOT
contained Roman Beauties of immense size
Jackson apples, weighing l64 ounces each
and a variety called the Gen. Mcclellan
weighing l94 ounces each. They must have
an extraordinary soil in Peasants to pro
duce such MAGNIFICENT apples in these per
verse times.
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NEW YoRK,-The Commercials Wash
ingten special says it is stated that Gen
Grant will insist that the civilins now at
the front, who are engaged in the distribu
ton of tickets to the soldiers for the com.
ing election, shall either leave the army al,
together or make some arrangements BY
which their mission can be perfected with
out impeding military operations. Theil
political discussions excite the soldiers, and
in some cases lead them to neglect their
duties. It will not be surprising if their
is q general expulsion of politicians frem
the army ere long.
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FAIL FAsHioNs.-The shapes of bouneta
Lave undergone no sensible alterations;
they continue to be worn small, and round
r front, with total absence of curtain,
glch is replaced by loops or bows Of rib
g,n. The trimming is made to fall over
lie soft crown, and flowers are placed at the
idsrather than at the top Of the bonnet a.
hrmerly, and the whole fabrick is now to
o,k as light and airy as for two years it was
necessary to make it ponderous and heavy
Satin mufrs, trimmed with swans down
and velvet, are already making their ap-
at some Of our shop windows, but
bese may be considered as somewhat pre-
nature harbingers of winter garments, the
sun having by no means lost its power and
trilliancy.
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Rational Medicine
DIR. THOMAS J. KIgNEB,

VIII, In addition - ths t1eatns1t Sfoat 49, pL
devote portion Of bis Tins 70 ths tree1n1t g AZ ~
tie svstm. such e Disssesssf xys ~ - -
matte and Nervous DissassS Spinal AzAalenA ~
y, Diseases Of the Lvsr, eeadnacA. Dia11R - -
clnhF OF Disfsrtsi Linhs - - $500 -
Acute and 0heeuie 70 vhiph 4smahn 81 49,,
From his long upsrssnes n m11A osso, 10 - -
ddent Of giving entire satislsctica teeny - -
Medicines nls, pfomp< ana fsliahis. knSe1nnnis Z
ions strictly confidential, and pronpely a>eenAes
Once hours A. II. to sP. n,
Once and Residence on Sd Strssk nsae1sel 10
Drag Store. osntxs whsstnss we e~sS :, u
- Y7-d&W-ly. IVA - Y - = -
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Oct. Z, 1864

DuRSUAHT - the previdons ef decree rsndsrsA
i By ths Circatt Court Of Marion, st the ostohG
torn thereof in the Of Thomas Waikiats W Joha
Wood, ahal on the second Monday In HovsmbR nAxs
proceed 70 ss By public auction, 70 tie hghet biddG
before the front door othe Court House ofsid county,
tract Of land adjoining tie land Of the hid WALL
late and oths.s situated the waters Of Bulo Cresk
In said county, and containing 20 acres m o. len,
on the FOL owing terms to Wit: For cab IN hand su
Gent 70 nav the cost OF this suit and tie expenss of
sale and the residus upon . credit Of and n noatA
the purcbase giving bond and seearty and ths com
missioner retaining lien on said land 70 secure the
unpaid purchase 1onsy. y. aAITH.
oct2l-dltkxst Co0mia1ensx,
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$1,000 REwARD.--The above reward win be
given to sny person who can furnish prescription
for coughs, colds, whooping cough, asthma, and
consumption, which is equal to DR.. Strickland's
Mellifuous Cough Balsam. This balsam viii cure
the above complaints, also splitting of blood and
night swsats. One 6fiy cent bottle is sufficient for
any one to try. The worst cases of chronic cough
asthma, whooping cough and primary cases ofcon.
sumption are cured by DR.. Stricklands MelliAuous
Cough BALKAN. It can be had at any druggists
tits different from any other cough medicine We
have known in the country ~r9G (