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The New York herald., 1864-12-05
The Baltimore Correspondent or the
World.


c. c. FULTON, Esq, Editor Baltimore American
sIR-The views expressed by the American and those
entertained by the undersigned regard to the
and policy Of Mr.. Lncolns administration, regard
10 the military Of the South and it's capacity
resist the Norh are entirely different. You believe the
measures and policy Of the administration wise aud
just; believe them to be neither wise just. You
have never believed that the South had the military
power and capacity Tor resistance, indicated my let
iers tnan three years past. cannot see that
there any other than these why my letters
have been dstastefuI to you voted for Mr. Douglas n
1860 But n Mr.. Breckenridge had been elected you
would have failed TO the wisdom ard justice the
% measures and policy Of his administration. and
those Of Mr.. Lincon's You would have had
perfect right to do so ! have the same right.
abusive article against for exercising right which
you would have claimed and exercised have
Journal the Philadelphia Age, the editors Of
papers win you, and wrote word favor
party. Every word that ever wrote about General
Mcclellan has been prompted by the sincerest love
entertain for another. You apply name which is
mne and say 81 can be found almost a1y time
streets in close communion with the most notorious rebel
sympathizers."
yOu any OF the editors reporters OF the
ican In thai position? You know that you
never aid Long as have been in Baltimore, do not
know who the rebel sympathizers In Baltimore are. do
not know, personally, one OF them. You know them.
GO to them and they will tell you that such Is the
fact have never received particle Of Information
Of them. Ny associates in Baltimore well
KNOWN bat the man does not live who can that he
me In company with rebel sympathizers. You
denounced me some time ago as traitor, and then
ceased my occasional visits your Office, which had
formerly enjoyed. traitor formerly, the greatest
criminal, and treason the greatest OF crimes. But
traitor, now, simply one who does not believe 10 the
wisdom Of the acts OF the present Administrations and
treason, now, only consists in refusing TO believe II
traitor, l am 10 company with VIM. Reed, OF
Philadelphia Governor Seymour aud Hoo. James Brooks
OF New York; General Mcclellan bimse and many other
prominent democrats, who have been similarly de.
nounced Dir. EDITOR, I love tho Union, and hone TO
live TO It restored but want the old Union and the
old constitution am confident SIR that you win do
the justice TO insert this note for know that IL s
your nature to wrong any one Respectfully, yours,
BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENT OF THE "WORLDv
The New York herald., 1864-12-05

aggregate c1ptAl OF I'll companies flco sloV ,OVV
New discoveries Of oil regions being made In differ
eut parts OF Canada and the States Of New York. Ohio,
Pennsylvania, Western Virginia, Michigan and Kentucky
In the counties OF Cattaraugus Niagara, Wyoming and
SCHUYLER in this State the people have caught the nfec
ton and getting wild the prospect OF speedy
discovery OIL In sections OF Ohio, particularly
In Washington county and along the Little Hooking lodi
cations Of oil have appeared aud boring is now going o.
The spirit OF petroleum speculation appears 70 bs but
just its infancy. New companies are springipg into
existence every day and before the close Of the coming
year we shall expect Ave hundred compa
niles organized with aggregate capital Of -four hundred
millions OF dollars
The New York herald., 1864-12-05
Arrivals and Departures.

AsprswliI-Sesmship North star--Ion N Latham, L
schwalbacher Powell, wife, infant and servant;
Rcddlngton wife Miss Reddingion Judge Field wife
aud servant; q y Gorham, q MeIss q Powell Miss
daughter; q Goes Mr. and MrsF w Bsins H Patten, A
Levy Mrs Hewlett and two children. T. Prank Miss
Nj Jacquelin A Robin son. Daniel Thsmpson Muusen
b Price, II Davis, James Roach. a n Crawl, q lehman
Hon samuel Purdy v Howard, Issas, m Moses. DR.
g l. Csspksy and servant N Blakmon, Hon Cope,
Dunhan ana wife Andrews, Mrs Mcconnell. y
Dean, sa'I wailsse. Nj. 7 shooiSrsa. ''pr jar
VS. scKensie, NJ io,saillv.n. Mccarthy, xssnsy
rer Louis Bsdainer. J votee. LccouoL A 0onAs.
sen Horn ID Dunham, Jones, b y Frowher, Miss
j Davis, NJ W Cole, SETTER. Thurson wife aud n.
fsnt; l. Bashford-and 80 In the steersge.
Nrw osIpArs--steamship Merrrnac Mrs Atwood Mrs
Denning,. Captain Me;on, Lieut. Petite Lieut. McIntosh
r w Abbott Colt Col Alexander, Col Bacon N ajor
Ferguson MAJOR Perry, Major whitley Lieut. Lyon
Mesens, Lieut. r. Ro0me
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Marine A0airs.

STEAMSHIP NoRrH srAR-A CARp-Ths undersigned,
passengers board the North star, from Aspnwal
New York. beg leave 70 express their thanks 70 Captain
A. g. Jones and HIS officers for their kindness and great
urbany during long and unavodabiy delay ed pas
sage. I.
Bakemore, Lewis schw waibacher, John II. Reddington
Daniel Howyssop, j. Robinson VIM d. Powell, Sylvester
Andrus Levi Bashford 8. Czapkay, NJ. d. Peter F1ch-
ings and lady, Caroline n. Richings, Milton g. Latham
stephen J. Field, Goetz, samuel Purdy, Tho. Brown,
Geo q. Gorham, A. NJ Crane, Benl Price, q. Davis Chs
A. Hass NJ l. Frank, p. Wendell Groot, q. b. Bisssll,
s. N; Joseph I. isasc, 8. N. Moses, = A. wormssr,
Geo. W. Dean, s. A. Peyssr, Isaac Dunham T. b. vaen.
tine, John " Howard, Sa,nl Tufts, Jr J. jones'
b. Dunham, W. y. H. Mckenzie, q. II. Meigs.
DDrEnggR 4, 1864.
The New York herald., 1864-12-05
FrusiratiOn Of the Plan and Capture
Of the Seven RHglsadsrs.
A Deep Laid Scheme Against tho
Commerce Of the Uaitel states
in the Pacific Ocean.
The Conspirators INSTRUCTED by tho
Rebel Government.
News from Ecuador and Central
America,
&ess ksu &ss

The long expected steamer North star, Captain A. g.
Jones, arrived at this port yesterday morning. The
North Star sailed frcm Aspinwa November 49, in COM
pany with the United States gunboa Augusta as convoy
While crossing the Caribbean Sea she encountered strong
northeaserly winds and bead On the goth OF No
vember passed the Costa Rca hence for Aspin
wall. After passing the West lnda Islands had strong
northerly gales with heavy bead sea. On the 10th u,
owing accident her machinery, the convoy made
signals of Distress and being completely disabled, the
North Star took her In for Port Royal, arriving
there at four p II. the 2Sth After receiving or
board additional supply OF coal ana stores the North
Star let Hilton Head December l, and arrived here rs
stated above
BY this arrival we have the particulars OF OF the
most daring been duty TO record since
the war-the attempted capture OF one both OF tho
Central American steamers aud afterwards the whole
sale destruction Of commerce in the Pacific Ocean.
The details will be found In the interesting account
furnished by our Panama correspondent.
Purser Perkins, of the North STAR has thanks for
the prompt delivery Of correspondence and late papers,
The ollowing is the specie list OF the Morning STAR
Atlantic aud Pacific Dewitt, Kittle Il Co.'S 900
Selmshp Co.. $l5 200 J. Strauss Bros &Co 60 900
AR. RoRnbaum& Co. 5000 Duncan, Sherman Il
Scholle Brothers.. $1,000 Co. ............ ,55S
II. COIN Co... 81, 000 VIM. T.C0loman &Co. 80 600
A. Rich Il Bro. l42 900 Wells, largo Co.. 6IO0O
j b. Newton & Co.. As 600 -
lOeai poo szoS
The New York herald., 1864-12-05
Personal Intelligence

Quite sensation was created In Halifax short time
since by the iage OF the accomplished and beautiful
daughter OF OF late and woslthiest ctzens
deceased. whom II Is unnecessary 10 name but held
high position in society. The happy man is Farini,
the champion OF Niagara Falls, who, IL will be recol.
ected attempted the daring feat Of crossing the RAPIDS
way precipated by OF his stills Dreakne)
into the roaring waters HIS extraordinary escape and
reaching island which had before been visited
by any human being must be sti fresh In the memory
OF readers The lucky fellow 10 said TO be we'll bred,
an Upper Canadian By birth, and one who studied The
medical profession though from some strange fascnn-
ton, he has adopted that Of rope walker. The lady 10
said 70 be exceedingly beautiful aud highly accomplished
and heiress property worth at least $40 .00o
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CoroMcrs' Inauests.

fHs RECENT ARRAY BkrwKks BROTHERS. DEATH or rHs
vIons-Yesterday morning Patrick Keatns. tho young
who was shot In the abdomen by pistol In the
hands Of his brother Dennis during aray between
them In junk shop In South street died In the New
York Hospital from the effects or his injuries Before
hts death the deceased made statement which ex-
onerated his brother from Intentionally filing the pistol,
he regarding the shooting beng accidental. Coroner
wildey will bold an inquest on the body to-day.
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CITY COmmERClAL REPORT.

AmEs.-Recelpts, l2l bbls. The market 10 inactive
and quotations entirely nominal.
BRsApnrns-Receips, s,Ss4 bbls. -four, 90 bags corn
meal, So $50 bushels wheat, 500 do. corn, eol do
oats aud TAO do barley The decline In gold, together
with .hs drizxy, dasreeabs weather, restricted trade
In brsadstus and depressed prices the transact ons
being restricted 70 the immediate wants Of the home
trade Sales 5000 bbls state and Western -FOUR 500
southern and 400 Canadian. In rye -four nothing ans
pred IN the way Of sales Corn meal ruled steady,
With sales OF 400 bbs es 10 for caorc AID Brapdy
wine also, 90 puncheons OF the latter at AL We
The New York herald., 1864-12-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCE.

SUNDAY. Dec 4, 1864.
The stock mrket has experienced bat trihing yaria
ons in values during the past week owing 70 the alb
OF speculative feeling both the part OF brokers
aud outside operators. Stocks sympsthize more or
lees actively wts gold bu, the ioaaeecy OF the exist
tpg uncertainty With regard TO military and financial
affairs is 70 deprsss prices for railway and miscellaneous
property snares representing such sensitive
90 rs than 10 specie Hence the long prevail
Ing duIusss which win be partially relieved, however,
br the Of the future fiscal policy OF the gov
The New York herald., 1864-12-05

ApscoxpEp.--1he prominent member Of . Washington
house. which has branch In this city absconded yes.
terday with about hundred thousand dollars Two
OF the banks here and several OF our merchants will
lose together about eighty thousand dollars-PA}iad
phtd Comusrctdt Dec, 3.
The New York herald., 1864-12-05

The demand Tor government gold bearing securities
bss been active aud prices have continued in the
ant under the impression that Congress will authorize
the issue Of loans bearing nteres, in currency only in
future.
The gold market has shown considerable s.eadiness
during the week, the tendency at the opening being
slightly upward aud at the close somewhat drooping
The folio wing were the exlreme mutations
The New York herald., 1864-12-05

Inc wheat market was Inactive and prices we're nom.
paly lc &c. lower. Only sale traDspired, viz.
200 bushels handsome white Canada at a. 67 quote
red spring AZ ~ 10 a. "a aud red and amber winter
a. IS ~ 4s. Corn inactive, and nominaiiy 1c a &C.
lower Western mixed was freely offered at 81 o. with
bushels Canada West at s2 10 of malt q 900 busbes
State brought 81 06 ~ 10. Rye STEADY with sales
OF 100 bushes Western 81 81 10, In Oats opened
rather easier but clsed firm under brisk demand. We
quote Canada at eoc., and Western At ggc . 81 01k
Coyvrv --Ihe market remains very DYm, but we have
no saes OF consequence 10 report
CorIor demand continues limited and the marke,
The New York herald., 1864-12-05

1854. 1860 1852 1851.
Nor. l. Non /. Nor. l. Nor /
Stock ,40S, $50 5,O52,p40 $3.50 $50 $500 80
specie. l.1s0so2 .,s2s,59l 1870 1871 3Oa72sl
Loans. 9,426 09i IL 366 45l Ii 295 9S7 1880 S62
Circulation 6116,47l $685. 81 TO- 033 s26 9522 4e3
Deposits 1,ll5.slS II 4o5,439 9,sl4,O09 5664 ,292
The following table shows the American and foreign
steam tonnage which entered the ports OF Portland Me-
Boston, New York and Philadelphia foreign ports in
The New York herald., 1864-12-05

iuCIeaeo.....s $l56 46l
The Chemung Railroad Company will pay on demand q
quarterly dividend OF two per cent, free OF tax
The following is a comparison OF the leading items OF
the banks OF Ohio appeared by thor returns made on
the lst Of Novembe in the years Indicated
The New York herald., 1864-12-05

X.
the plea Of his being British subject He then took .
fresh departure and arrived here his
stated months later than no had planned Tor the
tion OF his exploit.
Ihe Salvador and lancaster steamed oat 70 ssa beyond
Point Mala. some twenty miles; then, when on the
high seas, out of the jurisdiction OF Coumbia, Captain
Davenpo ordered another muster OF the passengers the
stars and stripes hosted and then informed overy
that being where he had the right TO do 80, he took
charge OF the ship; then police officer but
commander Ia the United states Navy, commanding the
against whom the evidence was conclusive were taco
called BY their true Names they having been before under
assumed ones and ordered from among the rest They
were astonshed and horriaed at being 40 we'll kuown
but seeing the game was up came forward, aud were,
bag and baggage passed into the boats Of the lancaster
- Hosg, alias Eeentop, alias Esson, eommandsr.
Eiwd. Swain, alias VIM Young, executive on1osr
william Black, purser.
John uiddlc. alias smith, chief engineer.
Timothy UGrady, hrst assistant engineer.
- Higgins, pay clerk.
Robert Lyons, sailing master.
There were others board who doubtless impli.
Gated and ready to join the pirates as soon as tne
men, hai proved u but proof could he ds
covered against them they allowed 10 proceed 10 the
ship under a close guard aud Captain Douglass In
sruced on the least suspicious movement on their part
10 have hesitation, but 10 blow their brains out the
spot Inc primo movers, or ringleaders, having
been secured ana conveyed on board the Lancaster the
ships parted company the Lancaster returning TO fana
ma where abe arrived on the morning OF the l2tn INST
When the prisoners reached the Lancaster and nndng
themselves where there no hope OF escape tney pe
came very communicative, particularly Hogs, who Is
spoken o by the officers OF the Lancaster and tbc
manners and genteel address, lilo Was even 100 much
given TO telling all ne knew, and apparently committed
himself on several occasions whom there vas
" OF doing 90. Tney oil ~ last owned up every.
thing, and made . clean breast OF II, giving
some most interesting particulars Acting Master hogg
states that he started with the intention OF getting pos
SESSION Of the Guatemala a. the most scrvcesbe snip
bis purpose the recent change In the sailing days
the steamers threw him out ss have shown 10 the first
part OF account When asked what hs rlaus were
capture the vessel he freely stated ths, Sss arranged
70 drug ,he officers, and when under os influence Of
opium, 70 them lie intended 70 land the passsn-
gers spd Al Pun Arenas, and stated that his plans
we're suoh % 10 avoid ipiuripq any one He was, ol
course. TERRIBLY annovsd 70 lind on his arrival that ~
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I6Ok
sk. A. swain. srhos. y. Bogg
Edward J. Noryila John Bradshaw.
sRobt. y. Lyon. J. X. Stoddsrd
&Iimotny q. Grady. Henry his mark sullivan
sJohn S. IllddIe. Henry Meanshon.
swiIian l.. Black Thomas Reynolds
sJoscph Hggna James Strntton.
James Bondet. George Mills.
those marked with an asterisk we're captured. Ths
next paragraph may sxp plain where the others are.
Ny little bird gave me but few items OF the purssrS
expenditures, but most useful Here they are
sept l5.--Pad for British passports.... "
sept 27,--Gave 70 bradshaw 10 transport himson
and seven msn from Batabanoa TO Central
America, from thence 10 the Pacific COAST, -
including steamship fare on tho Pacific. i -
Sept 2o.-Gave Murdock TO transport himself ana
hve men from Havana to Greytown, Mica .
rsgua, from thence % the PaeiNc. inciud- -
ins steamship fare the Pacific. ...... go
Sept 2p Gave 10 Clark 10 pay passage Tor nlmsch 80
and one man TO Panama via New YORK.. 80
Here We have fourteen men who have oroeso 0snsrN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24
A Little Joka-

A New York Correspondent is responsi'
bic for the following;
The political chances .appertaiaipy
unto Joan C. Fremont have stranvels
enough, been very materially diuinisa.
ed by the last joke Of Mr.. Lineols. mi,
joke is just now going the rounds Of 50.
eiety, and its object is never named
without the inevitable laugh sueceeding
Mr. Fremont, it is said, wrote 10 the Presi.
deaf suggesting that 10Th should Withdraw
themselves from tie candidacy, fo- res-
sons OF great inYork This, remarked
Mr.. Lincoln. reminds me Of little "a
bls: Some race horses were in the sta
Die once, in company with a number al
hghting.coekE. The former growing
somewhat ressive, one of the latter, hid.
ing bis srepidation, said With much pomp-
oas dignity, We must be careful. rea-
Lmen, else we shsiI.be stepping on each
other; therefore the radical candidate
is alwaydpointei out as the fghtisg.cock
Who was afraid Of stepping on the race
horse
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24
sPEECH BIZ SECRETARY sEWAgp.
sse n aAss Brief Address "a sha Liz
s9la asaa johnson Assaefasfasa -
ssnsn ksom---fAts Views Of Peas5a-
Gal Owty--~Ths Draft, Eee.

tspssiaI Dispatch to thJohlsaeo ~. alsx Journal,
New YoHE, September Is.
Hon. VIM. II. Seward vas called upsn
at Washington on Tue-say evening, on
bis return from the North, and hs aa.
dressed them briefly. "a follows:
Fettow Cftlsens ~ understand thai
yon are the Lincoln and Johnsoa As.
soeiasion Of the District Of Coln bia
We are Well, inquire because Il
is well, when people meet, that each mar.
y should kaow who the others are. and
Ill tell ycu, therefore. who am. am
q citizen wko is in favor Of the same
ticket roc support, Lincoln and John
son. | am for them because they are
the candidates Of the Union which We
ara lighting for. We have foand |. nee.
essary TO fight for that cause: aad when
| am obliged to Sght for cause. am
the last man that goes 10 the polls and
votes against il
Fellow.citixens, in q speech made Al
Auburn, said there should ba no draf,
because the army Is being reinforced by
1000 10 10000 volunteers per aav The
people At Auburn understood me. a.d
cleared their district Of The drafs hy val.
unteering- Patriotic men 10 Phiiedel.
phia write me that they understood me
TO say that there would be no draft. nna
therefore thay stops volunteering
avail myself, therefore, of this occaaioa
TO correct their mistake by saying thai.
as grace can only show itself by workA'
so the draft viii surely come II we do
not volunteer and So preventit | hone
that point is settled new.
Fellow-citizsns, the Democracy q, Chi.
ago, after waiting six weeks to see
whether the war for the Union il to sue.
csed or fail, finally concluded that il
would fail; therefore they vert In far
: nomination and platform to make that
iaet sure thing by cessation OF hos
uhhes and an abandonment Of the con.
test At Baltimore, on the contrary we
aeterminsd that there should be no such
thing as failure. and therefore vent Il
to save the Union by battle 10 the last
) sherman and FaFragut have knocked
the bottom oat of the Chicago nonfna4
hons, snd the elections in Vermont aad
Maine prove that the Baltimore non in
Ations ara -atanneh and sound. TAe- il.
sue IS thus squarely made up-MeCiellan
aad disunion, or Lincoln and the Union.
Have you any doubt of the resels on
sha' isauef NE, no Nor do I have
any doubt
Many thanks, my friends, for this Wait
Good bye,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24

Wives, Mothers, and Sisters, W hose
ssns And ersthsrs sFs serving in tbs Array. eah.
not put fnto their knapa4eksa mofs nsosmsAsy er
ssinAbie gin than few hsxss of HoLLOwAYss
PILLS AID oIsTNEET. Thsy lnsars hsalsh,
even aHdsr the great and aEHsuAl exposure attsn-
dant spon soldiers Iifs. II ths EsAsasr Of shIs
" nstics eannot get box Of Pala Or Ointment
fron tbs Drug Store ia his plaas. let him writ. 10
ne. % Maiden Lane, snoloslnx the anount. and
Ni1a mAafa ssx frgs Of expense. Many asalsrs
~iii net ks@p ny Hasdieinss hand bseaasa they
cannot mAks A. much pFoat on other g.srsaa4'
make. % cents, % cents. asd 81 40 per box o.
poa' s@pz1-iwa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24
Cedron Bitters

VSs ufsi Asay via nsser use auy cshsrr.
~ = not nersss@xy - pzbssxh Iarx Iisf cf ata-
eases fcr whicA It's 1esarun pEtfers - : 49, -
II Al aissAszA af shs STOMACH. bow
ELss LIVER Oh KTBEEYss -
- al .a.sxsona e th- BRAIN DEPEND
.ML lFOA DERANGEMEwT OF
TIE sT0MACH on B0WETsex
In G0GTs RHEUMATIsM AND WKB-
RALGIAt - =
And ia FEVER AND AauEs
= = 4s Ztne1 90 kaperezas an ssh~r rwSasate~ T.
aet saty cures khs<s diseases, bat il rzxvxwrs
Mahs giAss szll q the BStess tzksn N heur
essars s@eA zae&l, viii obvfate the id se~ss ~ -
msss uahsmaxAy ezizass, aA6 s1x~es - r~-~-z-
iAslEx IL against diss@4s undsx tie uozs -
e4pozzrex = @t18
scaa by nrzgxizss ard croos~x ~~r~-.uw
@Apr. JoHl EoLL's PriarigaI o.. rseh
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24
senator sumner on pesee.

This gentleman, in recent Foneuil
Hall speech talked thus:
These criminals meaning tie Demo
Gratis Of the North are nothing else shan
nnarmed guerrilla bands of Jefferson
Davls, maraRding here at the North.
loud cheers -
Iney cry ont ''peaeel' but fellow c;ti-
zens, are we rot all for peace1 Ssr. ara
you not for peace7 Are moi all Of .the
honosed gentlemen hy whom / an l1u .ar.
Rounded for pease7s For mvsslf neaoa
Is the longing sentiments snd uarsson AZ
my life. No. Falkland. IN she hIoo.Sv :
Gays OF the English civil war, cried out
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24

peace, peace, more fsrseutIy than dc
now The day begins with ne, coutin-
nes and ends with this aspiration; bat ID
= precisely bscasss ! am thug asssnin-
% for peace that now insist as all
hazArds that this Rebellion SHALL be
crushed and srampled out totally, entire
" and utterly 30 that II shall never
sgsin breed forth in blood. (Loud
eheersl
Iherefore,i ,ir the name Of peacsand for
the sake Of good win among men'
promised u by the angelic choir. i do
nov insist that this Rebellion shan be 80
completely anihigated that it shall Leave
behind u no relie = Fssnnans which NAV
become the seed Of any future var.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24

$1,000 hswards-Ths AboTs reward an
b Eivsa to any psrson who can fzrnish . pre-
sespssen for coughs, colds. wkeoplng cough, assh-
ma, and consumption, which Is sqaaI 10 Dr.
sssiehiAaa's Msilsauous Cough Balsan. This
Bsss@m Stai surs Ehs sbovs complaints, also spit
tisg Of bleed aad Highs swsasa. 0ns bostis is
safasisnt Tor aay ens to try. The worst e@ses oT
chronic eeughs asthHnas whoeplng cough, aaa psf.
mary cases of consumption are eured by DR..
StFiekianas Cough Bslsan. 1t can be has sf asy
Dsasgist. asp2a.zw