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MONDAY. Di5rltNrapk


Correspondence Of he Chicago Timea
PANS, November ll.--A friend who has lately
returned from the vine districts about Bordeaux
describes the vintage as magnifcent--wne
abundant and of excellent qualify, and we are
promised q great fall in the price OF ths article OF
primary necessity in this country. PrOpaots OF
evil say The diminuiion In the prices will cause a
great many failures among those engaged in the
wine uRde. Fine Wines as well as Of inferior
qualities, are extraordinarily abundant. The
very finest made in France, the Saut3rue, is made
from the vineyards Of a very few prOpretoTs
That called the Chateau Yquan is owned by Que
person, the Marquis de San Slucc, and the win
tage Of 1868 be will not sell for less than Sl6l)
the ton. lie makes from 40 to $50 tons, and his
small territory Yields him the pretty income Of
S20OOO o. $4,000.
There is no way Of accounting for the various
differences In the flavor of Wines nor for the diff
fercnt ilavOrs In different vintages by the same
wines All that is known is chat Chateau Yquan
produces Sauierne, and that Sauterne from any
other part of France can never be the same Sau-
terno. The celebrated Clos NOugc0t, which pro
duces the exquisite champagne, !, a little spot o
ground which Is a mine OF wealth TO its prOprie-
tors. Vines planted on the outside OF the walls
which enclose 10 have never been made 20 yield
the same nectar All soldiers, iu passing this
celebrated vineyard, present arms in token Of
respect.
The ST. Emilion "a Bordeaux wine), which is
noted for It's body, and for It's improving by age
(the common wines of France do not keen many
years., is produced frJm very old stock. The
trunks OF the vines are some Of them enormous.
The branches are trained over a trellis-work like
those from which the Sauterne is made. The
soil in which these vines grow is rocky and full
OF caves-that Of a hermit, ST. Emilion, having
given the name to the vintage. The wine from
this district was celebrated ia the eighth century
and Ausone, poet knight, sang It's praise hun
dreds Of years ago. The United States has no
st. Emilion to consecrate its vintage but, as it
has every soil and climate under heaven, il can
surely find one that will produce as good wines,
which will chase ont whisky from its borders.
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| TIE BUCHANAN ROYALTY
OIL COMPANY.

CAFIIAL'''''' '''.'...........".... 300 900
10000 SHARES. VALUE $1,000
PREsIDRET-JOHS ALEXANDER
TREAsURER-JoHN W. ToRREY.
BECRETARY-wM. s. LANE.
DIRECTORS.
A. O. CArTELL, President Corn Exchange National
Bank, Philadelphia.
EDWARD @. JAMES, OF the house OF Thomas Richard
pon Co, Philadelphia.
JOHN ALEXANDER, No. 1885 Arch street. PhIada
DAVID VASDERYEER, No COS II. Thkteentb street.
Philadelphia.
J. H. LYDAY, Pittsburg
X. II. PORTER, NJ. D., wilmington.
WIN. B. LANE, Philadelphia.
Omoe No. 1<e s. FOURTH Street,
PHILADELPHIA
The property OF this Company consists Of on Land
Leases and Ground Rent Reserves Royalties Of all the
oil produced the "a. Buchanan Farm" on OIL Creek
And also the oil and erground deposits in two hun
Of land East Hickory creek Ysnsngs county
PsnnsylvRnia.
There about hundred and htty surveyed oil lots
on the "a. Buchanan Fam," sixty Of uhloh are
leased to hrsteas operators Seventeen wells are now
producing oil several now being tested with good
prospects, and twenty thirty being bored a yArious
stasos ofpsosresI.
As solid promising Investment limited number Of
f paid shares OF $40 per snare may be tAned at 81
each upon application 70 any O6 tbe officers, at the
Oaioo Of the Company.
pany's property, can be Obtained sthe ofee ll-98-lu
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n-1g5" WHEREAS, THE AUDITOR-GENE-
rn as required by the llh section OF tho Act en-
Titled IAN Act enabling the Banks Of this COmnOnwe alth
10 become Associations for the purpose Of Banking under
the Laws Of the United states passed the 22d day Of
August, A. D. 1864 has certified 30 me- that the Go nmar
Cial Bank Of Pennsyvann, Of the City Of Philadelphia
has furnished satisfactory evidence TO him that all
requirements Of said Act have been complied with by the
said Bank and that Il has become Association for the
purpose Of banking under the laws Of the United Staes
do, therefore this notice thereof 10 be pubahed
IN accoIanoe with the provisions Of the said llth ion
Of the said Act and do declare that the charter Of said
Rank by the terms Of said is deemed and be
hereupon surrendered subject TO the provisions OF hel
section Of said Act
A. G.. CURTIN,
Governor Of Ponnsylvania.
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER, H,RRIsnURG 10Th November
1854. 1l-3O-3w
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r. II y ID r A X Il

r HE .DRAKE E
PETROLEUM COMPANY ,
or PHILADELPHIA.
CAPITAL, $1,000, ,OOOo
100000 SHARES, PAR $40.
S5O,0OO Cash Working Capital.
sUBscR1r11oN PRICE. SO so.
OFFICERS.
FREsInENT
T. IIAsKINs DU PUY,
President Of the cNawitss Railroad Company.
VICE PRESIDENT,
THOMAS d. wATTSON,
or the Hardware firm Of Truitt Co.. No 52S Harsst 81
TREASURER
SAMUEL WORK,
ofwork, McCoueh Co.. Bankers No. 80 S. Thhd street
DIRECTORS,
r. HAsKIEs DU PUY,
THOMAS d. WATSON,
% L. 8. RICHARDS,
On, OF Germantown
70 oflHguERBEBD, Insurance Agent
E, A. W. LEIsENI,.
1t Cashier MauGho ofJ. T. way = Co..
. EDWARD smPPEN, ESQ.
The property Of the Drake Petroleum Company O.
Of two tracts ofland Of hundred and Ay- sev
N acres and otwo hundrek and sixty scros akns
ia IN all FIVE hundred and twelve acres In fec on the Cad.
"a well Branch Of on Creek.
), The property has been critically examined by a Come
tee appointed for that purpose the territory pro
uourced In their Judgment to be fully equal to that on OF
"A Creek along which the largest oil wells ever dlscoyersd
- have been found
10 Thelsnds resemble those OH creek in every partou.
lar and It is believed, nom the large number Of Of,
springs in proximity, that valuable wsls viii bs
A opened on both these trRcH.
The management have already secured engines
10 and engaged competent superintendent, with 70
n immediate and energetic development.
large portion Of these tracts Is bottom, land admirably
= = adapted for boring.
Several companies organized on lands Immediately
adjoining this territory. among which are the Briggs Ana
e Crescent OH Companies OF Philadelphia.
= In presenting the Drake Petroleum Company to the
public the Directors that their scheme should be e1
Amned, and subscriptions the Stock in fun naltb
ts to its present and prospective value.
e t. HAsKIEs pU PUY. President.
20 THOMAS d. WATSON, Vice -President
. SAMUEL WORK, Treasurer.
Subscriptions win be received at the Banking Hou,s f
I WORK, McCoUCH q CO.,
l2'1-u No. 80 s. THIRD Street
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SDAmI1N'5,
AND MARINES CLAIM AGENCY.
$40 BOUNTY AND A PENSION
70 n discharged soder who has been wounded In battle
500 BOUNTY
% those disabled.
500 BoUNrY AVID Rack PAY
70 widows Fathers, Mothers, &C., Of those who have
lied or been kued in the service.
4gs PENSION A YEAR
70 the Widows and widowed Mothers Of the Soldiers
3eAmen, and Marines who have died in The service.
PRIZE MONEY, BACK PAY, &C.
n~heirs Of Sesmen and Marines 49,. 49,, 49,,
AIMS, and Az others AGAINST National and
II 9O-In DO.
A SAMPLE CAsRD, Claim Agent,
< SAMPLE CASE OF cALroRRSss below so', TAlrd,
SAMPLE CASE OF CALIFORNIA N=53N5II
one bottle bottle on ot,,huscatel,' MA
one bottle Of Angelica"
| One bottle of"sherry,"
One bottle of"HeckIf
! One bottle of"Orape Brandy"
VIII Dc forwarded 10 any part Of The country rooept oi
Country physcians druggists and families win please
,"cALfFoRSA WINE AGENCY,
| mo. AZ Norty tw X. FiFrH street,
| n-iSmslm above Chesnut, Philadelphia"
DURE CALIFORNIA wINESl
PURE cALIP2RSiA PSRE cAyiFSRS,A MISESi w1Nys,
HocK VINE from California Vineyards equal 70 The
PORT WINE, nom California Vineyards, now used and
| pryscIibed by our loading physicians.
ANGELICA WINE, from California Vineyards, highly
| MusCATEL WINE, from California Vineyards accept
| able - children and the AGED.
| SHERRY WINE from California vineyards, OF peculiar
value N females IN delicate health.
| GRAPE BRANDY, from California Vineyards used by
inVallds with he mort beneficial results.
CALIFORNIA WINE AGENCY No. ~ (forty. two) 8.
| FIFTH Street above Chesnnt IL 2S-mslrn
I oNGwoRTH's SWEET CATAwBA
IoNGwoRTHs SWEET oATAwBA WINE.
LOkGWORTHS 8 SWEET CATAWBA WINE.
small invoice Of this fayore brand at the CALIFOR-
MA VIM AGENCY, No. AZ Cforty-two) =. FIFTH
street, above Chesnut n-23-mGlm
IN THE CoBRT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR
Il the City and County Of Philadephia.
In the matter Of the opening ofGREEN Street from CAR
PENTER to wlSS AHICKoN or PARK Street.
Inc report OF the Commissioners 10 lay out aud Open
Green street nom Carpenter street TO Wsahckon or Park
street Twenty second Ward having been filed the Court
ofCommon Peas at December Term. 1884 will be asked
70 cen I'm the same unless executions be fled thereto
JOHN 3. LITTLE,
JOHN b. GREEN,
u.28-m8' W. n. SMITH, Oommls'rt.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR
i TIE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
SUbAN Is. PATTON by her next friend NORRIS NOR
RlS, vs., GEORGE X. PATTON.
September Term, 1854, No. 55. In Divorce.
Dear Sir-Please notice rule this day granted bv the
Court, TO show why Divorce vim. mat. should
DAY thel l7th day Of DeCe nber 1864, ut 10 clock NJ
YOURS &c, W. ID. BAKER,
Solicitor for Lbeant.
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AZ oRDINANcH
CREATING A LOAN TO PAY CERTAIN
DEFICIENClES OF THE YEAR 1864,

DEFICIENCIES OF THE YEAR 1864,
AND PREVIOUS YEARS.
Section l. The Select and Common Councils Of tho City
OF Philadelphia do ordan--
Thafhe Mayor Of Philadelphia bo and he ia hereby
thorzed 10 borrow the credit Of the city from time 70
time, such sums OF money may be necessary fr tks
exist the first day OF January 1865 In the Appropra
hOnB 20 the several departments Of the city government
for the year eighteen hundred and for
vious years exceeding In the whole the sum OF two
rest not 10 exceed the rate OF six per per annum
Ahanbe paid half yearly, the nrEt days Of January
and Jply, at the ofice Of the City Treasurer.
The principal OF said loan all be pAyabe and naid
same, and not before without the
thereof; and the certificates therefor usual form ~
the certhcates OF City Loan, shall be issued IN such
amounts the lenders may require but any mac
uonAi part Of hundred dollars, or, N required IN
amounts OF hye hundred thousand donas; and h
shall be expressed In said certificates that the sAd oa
therein mentioned and The interest thereof payable
ffee from all taxes.
Section q whenever any loan shall be made by virtue
thereof there shall be by force Of this ordinance
appropriated Of the income Of the corporate
pay the interest said certdcates and the further Eum
o. uree-tenths * one per eentum on the par
value OF such certificates SO issued shall be apprO-
priAted quarterly ont N said income and
ing fund, which fund, ard It's Accommodations hereby
especially pledged for the redemption and payment OF
certificates.
10 publish Loan Bill TO pay Deficiencies.
Resolved That the Oerk be- authorized 10 publish two
daily newspapers Of this city daily, for four weeks the
ordm anoe presented 70 Common CounSA on Thursday,
IAN Ordinance Creating Loan pay Certain Deficiencies
Of the year 1864, aud previous years"
And the said CLERK NJ the stated meeting Of Councs
amer the expiration OF four weeks Om the day said
publication, shall present 10 this Council OF each n
said newspapers for every day In which the same shaI
have been made. l22-4W
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I IGHTl LIGHT LIGHT! LIGHT Is A
i great thing these dark days PULLIN-
GERS PATENT DIFFUsiYE REFLECrORS, for both
day and gas light Gas Rehe Ors for windows with
burners give more Light than six burneTs with tho kind
now I'm use.
Gas atters furnished a low rates Daylight Reheetors
for lighting dark rooms, aud basement Offices, &C. with
out the use Of gas. OnlcC,
n-l9-lm NO. 43l CHESNUT Street. Phlladephla.
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w LLOW GLEN
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
CAPITAL, 100000.
DIVIDED INTO 10000 SHARES, OF THE
PAR VALUE OF $500 EACH.
Working Capital, $4,000.
hooks Of subscripuon for YrFTERE THOUSAND
shsres Of Stock, HTwo DOLLARS per share opened at
the once OF the Company,
No. 127 WALNUT STREET,
1ptions may be len with any member OF the
JAMES NJ.
BECRBTARY AND TREASURE.
JOHN Il. CARR.
DIRECTORS,
JAMES NJ. CONRAD, No. Cq3 Market street.
JOHN II. GRAHAM, No. 627 Market street
JOS. Il. SHEPPARD, No. 1908 Chesnut street.
COATES WALTON, No. G29 Market street
WA. HART CARR, No. 1884 8. Broad street
The on lsnd6 Of the Company consist Of the followi
described tracts, embracing In all one hundred and IN
tive Q52) acres.
TRACT NO
contains hfty-SH (56) acres situated at the junction
Burns Run and the Ohio river, with frontage on bo
the river and run.
TRACT MOI
contains forty (iO) acres, adjoining No. !.
NOS and are leased for fifteen years thss fourths
the oil sccruing to the Company They embrace the ent
valley Of therun for nearly one mile.
TRACT NO. 3
contains dfty-sI acros. owned by the Company In
simple located Fifteen creek which cmptlcs into Il
Little MuskinEum river The Messrs Tack Brothers WI
have been successful the Horse Neck property In VII
gnls, are now sinking wen on tho adjoining trac
within Elk hundred feet Of our line. l2-lo-Im
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= MO- &c r.
BANK or NORTH AMERICA,
- MECHANICs, BANK.

WrAt
PHILADELPHIA, November %, 1864.
Notice hereby given, agreesbly to Section Two OF the
Act OF the General Assembly Of the Commonwealth OF
Pennsylyania entitled An Act enabling Banks Of the
Commonwealth TO become Associations for the purpose OF
BANKING under the laws Of the United Sates approved
the 22d day Of August 1865 that the Stockholders the
Mechanics Bank q the city and county OF Philadelphia
have this day voted TO become such Association and
that the Directors have procured tho authority Of the
owners Of than twOihrds OF the capital stock 70
make the certificate required therefor, by the tho
United.stRtes. j, WEIGAHD ia
u-8efTfTn-lm Cashier.
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from this date. unless said claims are paid.
LEWIS c. CASSIDY, Attorney for Claimant,
no 2l3 g. SIXTH Street.
City TO off Buofey Andrew hcNeey, owner,
&c c. p. June Term, 1851; NO 2 Lot and frame stable
northeast side Of Abigail street. 20 feet southeast OF
and 10 feet deep Amber street Claim B0s9 paving
Same same. O. r. June Term, 1854; No. 3. Lot
and three story brick dwelling southwest side OF Abb
gail street. and northwest side of Emma street, 20 feet
front, 20 feet deep. Claim Si3 20 for paving.
Same same, C. L. June perm 1864 No 4. Lot and
three story brick dwelling southeast side sf Amber
street and southwest side of Abigail street. 70 'front.'
20 feet deep Claim $500, for paving
Sameys. John 7. Jones, owner &c. g. P. September
Term 1855 No b9. Lot OF ground and brick building,
situate on noTthwostery Of Girard avenue and
Morton street. Eighteenth ward is feet GraId avenue,
81 feet deep. Claim s93iS, for paving. - -
Lot and cellar walls northwest side of Grard avenue,
beginning at lOl feet southwest from Norris street,
Eighteenth Ward, thence northwest parallel with Morton
street 80 toe Inches to point, thence eas ~ feet %
inches 10 point thence northeast 10 feet 7i inches
Norris street. thence southeast along Norris
10 Grard avenue thence sOuhwesery along GaTd ave-
nue lOl feet to place OF beginning Claim sj2725 for
paving. l027-ml3t
CGRRKs OFFICE, COMMON COUNCIL.
~ PIuLADELrHA, December ?, 1864.
In pursuance Of the annexed resolution, the following
IAN ORDINANCE
GRE ATlHG A LOAN TO PAY CERTAIN DEFFCIBN-
CIES IN THE YEAR 1854, AND PREVIOUS YEARS"
ID hereby published In accordance WITH the act Of Assem-
VIM. =. SMALL
Clerk Of Common Council.
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n~15ga WHEREAS, THE AUDTTOR-GENE-
49, raj required ~ the ilh section Of tho en-
titled IAN ACT Enabling the Ranks Of this Commonwealth
Associations for tho Purpose Of Banking, under
of the United States, passed the 22d day Of
August, a. u. l-Gl, has Ger lied 70 me that the
"CfTY BANK OF PHILADELPHIA
has furnished satisfactory evidence TO him that All tho
requirements OF said act have been compiled with by the
said Bank and that 10 has become Association for the
purpose Of BanElng under the laws Of the United
States
DO therefore cause this notice thereof to be published,
In accordance with the provisions Of the said h section
OF the and do declare that the Charter Of said
Bank by the OF said ACT deemed and taken 20 be
hereupon urrendcrOd subcct the provisions Of the rst
section ofsad act.
A. O. CURTIN,
Governor OF Pennsylvania.
EXECUTIVE CUAWnER,
HARRsRuH0,
29th November, 1884. u-918W
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ATOTICF Is HEREBY GTYEN no THE


IN owners ofpremisos hereinafter described, that wrs
Of sefrs Jdcids upon the following Claims for Paving,
against said premises win be issued aftsr three months
from this date, unless said claims paid.
LEWIS Q. CASsIDl, AttOrney for Claimant.
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RGy TIONAIRANE

PHtLAnELPHrA, December 2, 1864.
The Annual Election for Directors OF this Bank will be
held at the Banking House, on Wednesday the lth Nsy
of January neJ between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. n
and O'Clock +. N.
l2-9-Jll W. BUsHToE. JR., Cashier.
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VOL MIC OIL
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Yours respectfully,
J. d. REIHBoTH. No. 436 Walnut street
JAMES MCMILLAN. No. COG SAMSON street
y. s-mwf2w W. IL RICHARDSON, No 800 Market St.
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contains hfy-sI acroa owned by the Company In reo
simple located Fifteen creek which cmpuos into tho
Little Musklngum river The Mesrs. Tack Brothers who
have been successful the Horse Neck property in Viz
ginls, are now sinking wen on tho adjoining tract,
within six hundred feet ofour line. 3 l2-lo-Im
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NERVE INVIGORATOR.

For Nervous Deputy; SsntaGf Ueukaessi LOss
p0icer fapotencv toHfusion Of Thought, L0u n
Memory; frriiabt Tenpsri Gioomv Aprtchensions
Fear Despondencv and Melancholy wAieh may elid
Loss Of Reason q This remedy for that fearful
train q mental and physical evils Arising from reHsyeai
ercesses and secret h15iy " The young il composed
of the most soothing, strengthening and inygofainR
medicines 10 be- found 10 the whole Vegetable Kingdom
forming To- combination, the most perfect hntdote or
this obstinate and distressing class Of maadet ever yet
discovered II has been sent go nearly every Stale
in the Union relieving the untold Offerings Of hundreds
who have the inventor, festoting them 20
health strength and happiness One large bottle lasts
a month Prrc SO half size, IS 30. o D. THESE
FOUR GREAT REMEDIES arc the result Of over
twenty years sudg and practice. and as now prepared
they known tn be thc very best for their respective
purposes am therefore induced 20 make Them public.
f1f the benefit Of those who otherwise could avail
themselves Of their virtues They ted 10.
presented FOO every respect ttc prtce wtN Dc rtnd
q j. Prepared aud sold ONLY hy DR hAIIleON. At
his REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL us
BASES. 80 % UNION STREE. PROVIDENCE,
r. L., and sent by Express 60 a parts OF the country,
in closely sealed package, fecre from o'ffrtatoH,
receipt u the price by mail,
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nIuRETIC COMPOUND.

Foy Gonorrha1 Gircf; and dH Diseases efOc Urin-
ary Organs. " This remedy contains neither
Balsam Copaiva, Spirits Of Ntre, Cubebs Iurpentne
or any other nAussous drugs but Is elegant vcgeta
he duid pleasant 10 the taste aud smell cooling leans
irp and healing 10 It's operation, speedily alaling all
heat and irritation 10 the urinary passages You there
fore who have been swallowing down Baisan copair1
either in capsules mixtures for months without bcue
it, until sick and pale your breath and clothes are hcd
with It's vile odot throw away the disgusting mixtures,
not only cure you AT BUTT will also cleanse the
tenn rom the injnrious effects u the mixtures you have
taking long II is warranted 70 cure ~ onf nay
Tho time Of any other medicine. e PRICE MI BE-
funded one bottle often sufficient. Price S3,-doubo
Al Is.
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Alternative SYRUP.

For Secondary Svpaihs ErtPtioHi on heskiH Nore
Throat Noufh and Nose Loss Of hatr Old Sores
S,oslnos Paai IN the Bones and al ofhss 1iQri NJ
Secondary Tceorsai Disoass. q No Remedy dscnv-
ed has done what has been achieved by his Under ~
use eyery form Of constitutional syphiuc tan speed
liz cured and In short time the subtitle poison i COM
pletely eradicated from the system, and health and
strength are permanently restored ~ 10 mcs ntf
remedy that cured gentleman from Ae south thsH stop
nina At Newport aud for wh,ch h. pre5sHfed Dr. ".
,r $3.50 besides hs biH after hartng been under ne
treatment Of the most eminent physcanI baltimore,
PhiladelDhia aad Ncio York, tOr PivH YHAHs. UIone
large bottle lasts monthptce $40, half size, 80.
by express in sealed package secure from ootsT
talon. on recent Of the price BY mail.
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Madame Zadoc Porter's Curative Balsam is
and untried medicine but has been used by the public
for the last % years with unparalleled and has
acquired its present extensive and largely increasing sale
simply by being recommended by those who have used II
TO their afflicted friends and others.
II you have cold, IL ever slight, do not fail 20 give
the Basam trial, as the very low price which il s
sold brings in the reach Of every one that they
always keep il convenient for use, The timely OF a
25 cent bottle will often prove be worth hundred
times it's cost.
DO not be put on with any other Ask for Madame
Zadoc Porter Cough Balsam insist on having it, and
take other II your Druggist does not have it, have
him send and get Il for you
" Sold by all Druggists at rs aud so cents per bottle.
HALL A RUCKEL, ProprictoIs,
2lS Greenwich St, New York.
WEEKS POTTRR, General Agents for New England.
Sold in Montpelier by-N. X. BROWN. daw90.O2