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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-07
Current News Items.

The New ork IOst suRgestb 'uhs " hN"''-
raj Porter makes any more reports about
Port Fisher he ought TO be called Admiral
Reporter.
Il is said that, owing to the falling of in
tho supply Of rat skins in Peris this season.
there will probably be rise in the price OF
extra fine hid gloves"
Lord Palmerston entered the House OF
Commons in 1906, aud has held bis olhce'
with very slight intermissiou, since 1907, or
fifty seven years.
There has been great snow storm IN
Madrid something quite unknown, even to
the oldest inhs5itant
Thieves and pick, pockets are still plentiful
in Cincinnati and indianapolis
The congregation Of a Connecticut church
are endeAvoring to get id Of their minister
because he slides on the ice.
The President has approved the joint reso-
luton charging the President with the com
muncaton OF notice to the Government OF
Great Britain OF The wish of the United States
to terminate the Reciprocity Of 1854.
Admiral Porter, in his report, says the cast
Of the Parrot rifed guns in the fleet burst in
the attack on Fort Fisher, and supposes their
inefliciency is settled,
The medical adviser OF Governor Andrew,
of Massachusetts, has peremptorily forbidden
him from speaking. That doctor deserves
promotion.
A little boy in Trinity Church choir, New
York, gets a salary Of 81 coo per annum Tor
singing.
1weaty-aix of the high priced "subs, ct
New Haven, Connecticut made their escape
from the conscript camp on Sunday night
through tunnel from the guard house out
under the fence surrounding the camp.
The Emperor Napoleon has, it is said, had
an edition Of one thousend proofs of bis life
OF Caesar" printed in quarto form, from the
imperial press, and Intends them for excu
sively gratuiious circulation.
The Chicago Times thus speaks Of John B:
Cough as a, lecturer His lectures consist
chiefly Of a few stale moralites, inpassioned
apostrophes Of ihe moral sublime kind, and a
string of cheap, worn out truisms, on which he
manages to hang a collection of anecdotes
amusing enough in themselves, but having
often but little bearug on the question. In
this consists the great secret of his success "
1t appears that in the Southern Confeder-
acy, notwithstanding the contrary allegations
the hdbeas corpus act is still in operation,
such writ having been issued by the Confed-
crate Judge of the Eastern District of Virgin
ia, in the Case of Mr.. FOote.
The Richmond Enquirer says that large
number OF stragglers, from Hoods army, have
returned to the ranks.
General Hindman and Senator Foote, from
the Southern CopfadeFaey, are on their way
to Sonora, Mexico.
1t is said that the demand Of tie Southern
Commissioners was for a ninety days armis
tico and not Independence, but it was re-
fused.
The Washington National Intelligencer
says it is now certain that the war must go
on with renewed energy.
Paraguay, in South America, as an ally of
Uruguay, has declared war against Brazil
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-07

LNOR RENr-Th0 rooms at No. l07 Min street, the
Office OF the late Mayor, for rent on favorable
terms to permanent tenant. Apply 10
jaSld3 THOMAS o. LOWE.
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JoHN VENUS, RsTATR

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
IN been duly appointed and qualified as hdminlstrA-
tor on the estate Of John Venus deceased. i.. tif
November 20, 1864. ls HARVEY VRNUa.
noV29rw3w fI.r' .Y ... .l- M I
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Two Valuable Farms
At
PUBLIC SALE.


rTNA E suhscriber will sell Al public sale, on
MONDAY, FkBkUA KY 10, 1865,
His farm, situated abOut two miles east Of Franklin,
Warren county, ohio, on the turnpike running rom
Frank1n 70 sprineboro. containing one hundred and
twenty bVe acfes NJ out 100 oil which IL In Guilt
vaiion, the balsnte IIkE TIMBER BAND. The i'm
proyemenis are atwo-stnry frame dwelling and htch.
en-, newly rooted aud Otherwise repaired, with good
cellar, frame barn. orchard and never ailiDg fount
ain OF excellent water. The iArm IN on a good turn
pike, and accessible 10 market The soil rich, lOcn-
ton healthy, and neigh cd good and everything
70 make IL one Of the finest homes in the Miami
Valley.
ALSO, on the same day will sell my farm on Clear
Ore X conisining 40 acres. The road running Nc M
Franklin 70 SprnRboro. The road is eqai, IN ell
spect-, TO ordinary turnpikee. There IA good twO
story brick dwelling and kitchen on the premises.
Fifty acres Ia rich hot pm land, deep and for pro.
ductveness cannot be exc~led; ab0nt 50 tann
be exeelle for email grain, and about 40 acres OF
HEAVY TIMBER.
Terms Of sale, one third opsh on day Of sale; one.
third In one year. end the balance in two years rom
day OF sale, TO draw per cent interest," se ured by
mortgage on the premises
The farm first described will be sold first. sale to
coinmenUe at ~ ftlOcR precisely
RICHARD WOOLLEY, Franklin, Ohio.
s. v. CURrIs, Middleown, Amer js2syt4
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Nrlu aobrrtisrnlents.

DARN For SALE o RENT Below CeuterYille,
III on Yankee stree Call ht Wfn. walkers Cloth
ing Store, 9nn Third street fr7daw2
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Gag N. F.rrasu, recep.ion IN ,he Brook.

vAt the FarraSut reception IN the Brook
lyn Academy Of Music the other night. Ia
dy asked the old Vikinsif II was true that he
was dashed to the masthead down at Mobile.
"Well," said Admiral Farngut. who is as
artir~s as achild. "I'll tell you oil about it.
You know, in fight. the smoke OF the guns
lies on the water, and, naturally, would
want to see over IL to know what was going
on. Well. would jump upon box 50
high" Indicating with his handy "then
would gs, up u little higher, and bye and by
git up to where they say. lsuppos, was
two hours getting as high rs that I had a
little rope that | had dashed around IN, just
20 keep me from falling in case | should get
hurt Every one, you know, is liable to get
hurt in fight"
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Mistellanroas.

"Gosrs AND Srcu. Petroleum v. Nasty,
late pastor of the "Church Of the Moo Dis
pensashun," thus theories about ghosts and
dreams:
am no belesyerin costs or dreems or SIGH,
never wuz. Et the tyrant Linkin, (which ID
q ape.) should draf me. and should be
dragged to the tentid field, unwillin marter,
I know I should much prefer meetin the gos,
Of rebel soljer, which is u shadder, than 2
encounter in the flesh with muskit and q
bagnit, which Is no shadder. Dreems is like
wise unsubstanshel. and result 0 cases out ov
10 from abnse Of the stunmick. dreen
but seldom, and wen do allus attribut II
to eatin round or more sasij. or drinkin
quart or two more whisky than really
need, late ut mite. and never believed they
were profetick, becoz l don't allow tna' 'ne
seat OF prophesy is located in the ssummlek;
These is my theory Of costs and dreems and
SIGH.
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Frozen Puxrs.-If pump. through neg
ligencs gets frozen, it is a very easy matter
TO thaw ii out. Some will heat iron bars and
put them in some will put in salt. Either
Of these will do the work, IL one has patience !;
but the quickest and easiest way is to use a
three fourth inch lead pipe, and boiling hot
water. A pump that is frozen ten feet solid,
NAV DO thawed out in ten minutes by having
a pipe to reach as low rs it is frozen. Put
one end of the pipe down the pump on the
ice put tunnel in the other end; pour in
the boiling water and the way the pipe set
ties down is Il caution to the one that holds
IL. The current Of hot water, acting on the
ice. does It's work and rises outside. A bar
rel Of hot water may be turned in without a
pipe and it will penetrate very slowly.
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rrH. Excellency Governor Andrew related
a, the dinner Of the cadets the other evening, .
"Ii,tle story" which he credited to President
Lincoln, and which we have not yet seen. in
print. The anecdote was first told on the Sth
OF November. when. long after the success Of
the Union candidates was assured, the returns
OF heavy msjorities still came in thick and ju-
bilant Then Il was that the President was re.
minded Of this Illinois incident: A friend OF
his, passing along n village street. was pain.
fully bitten by an ugly dog. A single blow OF
n heavy stick, skilfully aimed, was sufficient to
kill the animal instantly; but the enraged ped
estrian still continued to pummel the corpse,
tilI little ves.ige Of the canine form remained.
AZ length he was sccosted with "what are you
about! That dog has been dead this ten min:
utes." Ell know It," was the reply, "but
want to give the beast a realizing sense that
there is n punishment after death"
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Tax GOLDEN RuLE.-lt is said Of an In
dian that whenever he got into a hal place
in the swamp. where the ground was to soft
for safety. he put up stake to mark the
place Thus no not only avoided the danger
himself. but kept Others from falling into the
same snare. Might not every Christian
learn lesson from this rude son OF the for
est, not only to guard against his own false
steps, but AS he prays Lead US not into
temptation" to be careful to remove temp
tition out OF his brothers path.
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Important to the Afflicted.

DIR. DOW continues 10 DO consulted ct his omos,
Nos and Endicott Street, Boston, On al Discs
e OF . PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE ~
long course Of study and practical sxpeltsnee %
unlimited extent DR.. ID. has now The grsunesuon
Of presenting the unfortunate with remeoiss tnas
have never. since he drst introduced them, nne4
70 cure the most alarming cases OF ooSs,rAos Ane
SypAus; Beneath bis treatment, AL the horron o.
veneresi and Impure blood, lmpetency, oerosula'
oonofrh9a, Ulcers, pains~end dlstrese IN me 70
yions OF procreation. Inflammation OF the bladder
and kidneys, Hydrocsle ,Abcesses, HumorS, Fright
ul bwellinKs, and the long train or horrible symp-
toms attending this ciass OF disease, are made 70
become n harmless "a the simplest ailines OF Q
child. SEMINAL WEAKNESS. Dr. D. devotes
great part OF his time tthe treatment OF those
cases caused by secret and solitary habit which
ruins the body and mind, uniting the unfortunate
Individual for business or society. Some OF the
sad and melancholy effects produced by early hab
It's VI youth, are Weakness Of tho Back and Limbs,
Dizziness Of the head, Dimnea Of sight, Palpita.
tion Of the Heart Dyspep.ia, Nsrvo.spsss, De-
rsnyement Of the digestive funetioos, symptoms
mind are much 70 DO dreaded loss Of memory ,
bodnys aversion Of society, selfdi strust timidty,
should, before contemplating matf mony, consult
physician Of experience, and b Ut once restored
Patients who wish 70 remain under DR.. Dow's
treatment . few days or weeks, will DO furnished
with pleasant rooms, and charges for board moder
ate.
Medicines sent to al parts OF the country, With
full directions for use. on receiving description o.
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MARBLE CENsyr.-The Scientific American
says that very fine marble cement is made
By soaking plaster of Paris in strong solu-
ton of alum, after which il is baked in m
overland then ground to powder. The pow
der is then mixed with water and applied as
wanted. I, sets very hard and takes bril-
liant polish. II may be mixed with metallic
colors. such as red lead, 50 rs to produce an
imitation Of marble.
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A CURE FOR ERYsIpEL.s.-Pleaso give your
readers the benefit Of this, for two have Ill
ready died with erysipelas. produced by c'ld
in the wounded part: Take the common
yellow carrot. scraps or crate it fine. and APP
ply as poultice. IL !, a sure cure. The
same for Group in children apply to the
neck and breast change the poulticc when
il becomes dryish. Mothers, cut this out to
keen
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-02-10

- Mr.. Baker. org,n-builder, Paris, is
the inventor Of mode Of applying. electric
ity to the action Of great organs, 80 that the
largest organ may be played as easily as the
piano. and the pipes may DO distributed any
where through u church. This invention is
now being applied by great organ incourss
OF construction for the Church OF Sc. Angus
tino in Paris.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.

DIR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No. I'm
dicott Street, Boston, consulted daily Tor All dfs-
eases incident To the female System. ProIapsus
preston, aud other menstrual deran yements, arc
now treated upon new pathological principles, and
speedy relief guaranteed In very few days 60
Invariably certain Is the new nude Of treatment,
that most obstinate complaints yield unsler 10. aud
the afflicted person soon rejoiccs In perfect health
DR.. Dow has no doubt had greater experience In
the cure OF diseases OF women and chffdren than
any other physician In Boston.
Boarding Recommendations for patients who may
wish to stay In Boston . few days under his treat
ment.
attention to an Office practice, for the cure Of ri.
yste diseases and Female Comp plants, acknowledge
no superior In the United States.
N. bail letters must contain Tour REQ Stamps
or they will not be answered.
Ofhce honrs IRON A. y. to9P.h.
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Certain Cure IN all Cases,
Or No Charge Made.

DR. Dow 10 consulted daily, from "a =. 70 sP.H.
as above, upon all difficult and chronic diseases
every name and nature, having by his unwearied
utation which calls patients from all parts OF tho
country 10 obtain advice.
Among tho physicians In boston, none stand
higher in tho profession than the ceieh,ated On.
need the services Of On experienced physcian and
surgeon should give him call.
P.S. DR. bow imports and has tor sale new
article called the French Secret. Order BY mall,
for 81, and red stamp.
Boston, April 1864. lyls
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DR.. WIsTaR's
BAtSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
THE great remedy for Consumption. and
i acknowledged by many prominent physi.
clans to be'by far the most Reliable Prepare.
ton for the Relief and Cure of oil
Lung Complaints.
This we'll known remedy Is offered to the pub
lie, sanctioned by the experience of over forty
years, and when resorted to In season seldom
fails TO effect q speedy cure Of Coughs. Colds
Group, Bronchitis, Whooping- Cough, Infuen
"A, Hoarseness, Pains or Soreness In the Ches,
and Side. Bleeding at the Lungs Liver Com
plants, SO.
Its complete success in many cases OF Con
frmed Consumption has reversed the opinion
80 long entertained. that this much dreaded dis
ease Is incurable.
To those who have already made use OF THU
Remedy, no appeal is necessary. To those who
have not, we have only to refer them to The
written testimonials Of many Of our most dis
tinruished citizens, who have been restored IL
health when the expectation Of being cured wa
indeed "forlorn hope" We have space only
for the following
Reliable Testimony.
Fairfield. Me-, April %, 1864.
Messrs. Seth W. Fowle & Co.:
Gentlemen Seeing numerous certincates in
the Maine Farmer endorsing the merits OF tina!
great Lung Remedy, WISrAR'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY. I am induced, and | take
great pleasure in giving publ lefty to the great
cure II accomplished in my family. My son,
Henry A. Archer, now Postmaster at Fairfield,
Somerset county, Me, was attacked with spit,
ting Of blood. cough, weakness OF lungs, and
general debility. SO much 80 that our family
physician declared him To hlvea Seated Con.
SUMPTION" He was under MEDICAL treatment
for a number of months, but received no bene-
fit from It. At length | was induced to pur.
chase one bottle Of WISTAR'S BALSAM, which
benefited him 10 much obtained another,
which 10 short time restored him to his usual
state of health. think can safely recommend
this remedy to others IN like condition, for 1t Is
think, all It purports to be-the Great Lung
Remedy of the times The above Slatement,
gentlemen, Is my poiuntary Offering to you IN
favor of your Balsam, and is at your disposal
As ever, yours, ANDREW ARCHER
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THE UNION &c JOvRNAL,
GEO. DEMERIT & co.
rnE FOLLOWING SPLENDID LIST OF
WATCHES, CHAINS, GOLD PENS 4 PENCILS

Sc, worth 100000,
To be sold at ONE DOLLAR each, without regard
to value, and not TO be paid until you
know what you are to receive.
100 Gold Hunting Cases Watches. each 500 90
100 Gold Watches. ........."...........C0 %
300 Ladies' Watches. .........................S W
500 silver ,s Watches S w.; 70 "
l6OJ Chatelain and Guard Chains. 90 to Is 90
1000 Vest and Neck Chains. ......... 20 TO " 90
1000 Solitaire Jet and Gold Brooches. 4Wto $50
1000 Coral, Lava. Garnet &c. 30to 500
1000 Gold, Jet. Oval. &C. Ear Drops. 3 90 to 500
5000 Gents Breast and Scarf Pins..... 90 to $40
GOO Oval Band bracelets. ........... 800 70 oO
alOO Chased Bracelets. ............. 90 to 10 %
$500 Cal Diamond Pins and Rings.... 50 to 500
1000 Gold Watch Keys. 80 to 500
5000 Solitaire Seeve Buttons studs. % TO 500
1000 Gold Thimbles. o. to $50
5000 Miniature Leckets.. ............. 90 to %
1900 Miniature Lockets, Magic. ....... 4 90 to 800
$500 Gold Toothpicks, Crosses, &c..... 900 TO 600
3nnO Fob and Ribbon Slides. ......... 2 90 10 100
5000 Chased Gold Rings............... 200 TO 500
1000 Stone Set Rings. ............... 200 to 100
$500 Sets Ladies' JewelryJet aud Gold 90 TO Is 10
COCO Sets Ladies' varied styles 800 TO Is Oh
5000 Gold Pens, Silver Case and Pencil 4 90 to 300
COO Cold Cold Pens, GoiS.%ountsd Holder 800 to 600
All the goods In the above list will be sold, with
out reservation, FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH. Ger
ticates OF all the variou, articles are placed In
similar envelopes and sealed. These envelopes
will be sent by mail delivered Mt Office, with
out regard to choice. On receiving q Certificate
you will see what article 1t represents, and 1t sop-
article named or any other In the list Of the same
value.
In all transactions by mail, we charge for for
wardinS the Certificates, paying postage and doing
be sent for STILL for $50 for s5-65 for $40, and
100 for SIS.
We guarantee entire In every instance.
Address GEORGE DEMERIT CO.,
3mos5 303 Broadway, New York.
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-
TThe Reuvenatlng Elixir Is the result OF mod.
ern d discoveries In tho vegetable kingdOni being
an eptii ely new and abstract method OF cure, IT.
respective OF oil the old and worn.out systems.
EEThis medicine has been tested by the most
eminent medical men OF thOday, and by them pro
nounccd to DO one Of the greatest medical discov.
cries Of the age.
One bottle will cure general debility.
A few doses cures Mysteries In females.
One bottle cures Palpitation OF the Heart.
From one TO three bottles restores the tnanliness
and iull vigor OF youth
few doses restores the appetite.
Three bottles cure the worst cases OF Impotency'
A few doses cure the low spirited
One bottle restores mental power.
A few doses bring the roses TO the cheek.
~ This medicine restores to manly vigor and
robls. health the poor debilitated, worn.down and
despairing
E-Tne iistless. enervated youth, the over.tasked
man of business the victim Of nervous depressionj
the Individual suffering from general debility, Will
all find immediate and permanent RELIEF by tho
use Of.this Elixir or Essence or Life.
TPrlce 81 per bottle. or three bottles Tor 10,
and forwarded by express, on receipt OF money 70
.A' DR.. w. r. MERwIN & CO.,
Sole Proprietors,
No, GO Liberty street, New York.
@. q. GOODWIN & CO., % Hanover street. Bos-
ton, Wholesale Agents.
Sold by all druggists everywhere.
MITCHELL. agent for Saco. lyeoWlo
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FOR THE NATION.
COB'S DYSPEPSIA CURE +!
THE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY
Dyspepsia! Indigestion!
ANDALL
DIS II A 8 II 3
STOMACH AND BOWELS.
Prepared by tho
Propr,etors of "Coe's Cough Balsam."


DYSPEPSIA Is not only the sure forerunner OF
death, but thecompanion Of o miserable life. IL
has we'll been called the Nations scourge for
more persons, both old and young, male and
female, suffer from its ravages, than from all
other ailments combined. II robs the whole
system of vigor and energy, gives WEAKNESS
and total indisposition to those once strong and
active renders the stomach powtrless to dUest
the food. and has for its attendants,
HsadacAe, Heartburn, Constipation, Nausea at Sfom-
set, and General Debility Of tAs rAois System,
refusing its subjects particle Of nourishing or
hearty food. without paying the penalty in the
most agonizing distress, and oftentilnes com.
plete prostration. To meet the terrible raVages
Of this worst Of all Diseases, have prepared
"OOEs DYSPEPSIA CURE"
and we pledge our reputation upon our state.
ment, when we say II will
Positively Cure the Worst
of YOU, no, in year-not in month-nor in
A week-but you shall see its beneficial influence
AT once, Immediately, and the day you take 1t.
To you who have lived for years upon draham
Bread and plain diet, who dare not eat any
thing the leastwise hearty-drst, because the
Doctor has ordered the plsinest food, and sec
ondly, for fear of the distress II causes-ris'ng
and souring on your stomach, we say sit down
10 your dinner, eat as hearty meal as you
wish, and as soon as the food begins to distress
you, follow II by a single teaspoonful OF
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!
and IL will

Relieve yon Instantaneousiy!
thus enabling you, by hearty eating. and the
use of the cure after each meal, (as often rs the
food distresses you, or sours on your stomach
you will get in very fey days so that you can
do without the medicine, except occasionally,
and by the time the first bottle Is used up, we
will guarantee you free from Dyspepsia, and
able to eat, digest. and enjoy rs hearty u break
fast as you ever sit down to in your healthiest
hours, and we will forfeit to You the price OF
the bottle. upon your showing that our state
ment is not correct.
The medicine is powerful but harmless, and
whilst single tesspoontul will at once relieve
the Dyspeptic sufferer, the whole bottle full
would not materially injurc him, as 1t is entire
ly vegetable and contains no opiates. Allclass.
es of disease that have their origin In a disor-
dered Stomach and Bowels, are dispelled in the
same instantaneous way, by the use OF
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Goes Cough Balsam!

Over Fifty Thousand Bottles
have been sold In Its native town, and not single
instance OF Its failure Is known. We have IN our
possession, any quantity Of Certificates some OF
Them from EMiNENf PHYSICIANS, who
have used II In their practice, and given II the
pre-eminence over any other compound
1t does not Dry up a Cough!
but loosens &C. 80 as to enable the patient to expec
torate freely. TWO OR THREE DOSES viii IN
pdr,abiy cure tickling in ths throat. a HALE But
TIE has often completely cured the most ssub.
born C0ugh, and yet though II Is so sure aud
speedy In It's operation, II Is perfectly harmless,
being purely vegetable IL Is very Agreeable 70
the taste, and may be administered to children OF
any age.
In cases of Group tcs oiii guarantee a cure
II taken In season.
No Family should be without It!
1t Is within the reach Of oil, the price being
ONLY 40 CENTSi
And n m investment and thorough trial does
not shack up" the above statement, the money will
he refunded. We say this knowing Its merits, and
feel confident that one trial will secure Tor u
home In every household. do not waste away with
Coughing, when 50 small an investment Will cure
you. Il may be hai0f any respectable Druggist
in town, who will fornish you with q circular OF
genuine certificates OF cures II has made.
Sold by Druggists everywhere =. U. CLARK
Co, PrOprietors, New Haven. Conn. Sold In Bid.
deford by Messrs Sawyer, Bacon, Libby and Smithi
In Saco by Messrs Mitchell and shaw. 3leowiy