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The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-11-11
DEPUTY
COLLECTORS OFFICE
L. ;. INTERNAL REVENUE,
Ninth Division, Fourth District, California.
ORovILLE, August 18th, 1855.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
" Annual Inst Of License and Income Taxes. IN
der the Excise Laws OF the United States. a. as
>essed by Z. pUuham in the county of Butte has
been returned 10 this Office Tor collection and that
the taxes thereon have become due and payable
The Deputy Collector viii be at his office Bird
street. Orovi.le, and Is ready to receive and
receipt for taxes and duties and all persons who
shaft neglect II pay the taxes aforesaid asses :
sed upon them, to the said Deputy Collector. with
ten per cent. additional thereon, and the amount
due shall be 4 lien in favor of the United States.
from the time It was assessed until paid with the
interest penalties ana costs that may accrue upon
all property. and the rights TO property belonging
TO such person or persons.
nal G.. W. PRINTY.
Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue.
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A BEAUTIFUL FoRM.-Take exercise

A BEAUTIFUL FoRM.-Take exercise
in the open air-free, attractive, joyous
exercise, such as young girls, when not
restrained BY false and artificial propri-
ETY., are wont to take. If you are in
the country, or can get there, ramble
over the hills and through the woodlands;
botanic, geologize, seek rare flowers and
plants, hunt birds and chase butterflies.
Be roInp, even though you may be no
longer little girl. If You are wife
and mother, so much the better. Romp
with your children. Attend to your
bodily position in standing, sitting,
playing and walking, and employ such
general gymnastics as your case may
require. Live while indoors i'll well
ventilated rooms take sufficient whole
some and nourishing food, at regular
hours keep the mind active and cheer
ful-in short, obey all the laws Of health.
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A MIsrAKE.-An amusing little ep-
isode recently occurred in a railroad car
in England. Shortly after the train
had left the depot, an old lady jumped
up and addressed gentleman behind
her with "How dare YOU? What are
you at p The astoniShed gentleman
replied that he had done nothing. The
lady again seated herself, but in a few
moments arose, full Of rage and terror,
and declared her neighbor was vii
LAIN and on arriving at the next sta
ton was about to have him arrested,
when, luckily, the cause of her agitation
was discoyerel-in the shape Of q goose,
which, placed in a basket under the seat
occupied by the lady, had, during the
voyage, amused itself by pecking at her
understandings" The discovery of
the criminal created great laughter
among the passengers.
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Notice to Creditors

EoIATE OF GEO. DUNG. DECEASFn-
- Notice Is hereby given by the UNDERSIGNED
a ADMINISTRATOR OF the above uameI Estate - ,bo
creditors OF and all persons having claims aain,,
sad deceased. to exhibit the same with the necs.
sa4t F34eAefs WilAn ten (l0) months from the
hTsl plonca'lon OF this notice, to the UNDERSIGNED
at the Court House in Oogile, Butte Co1ntv
NAl'''i lid /. VAN ORDEN.
49,. Administrator Of said Estate.
Dated this sth day Of Oct, ls65. 5w-;3
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OrOville Gold Silver and Copper
Mining Company.
0royille, Butte County. California.

OFovIlIt, bltTe County. Ialf0rlIa.
san Francisco. Oct. 18th. 1855.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT A
~ meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of said
Company, held on the seventh day OF October
ls65, an Assessment CT one dollar per share WAS
levied on the Capital Stock Of sal Company pay
able Immediately in Us Gold Coin, to the Sec
rotary. al the Office Of the Company, 49, Califur-
MA street, in San Francisco. ANY stock upon
which said assessment shall remain unpaid on the
eighteenth day Of November ls6j viii be adyertis-
ed on that day a delinquent and unless payment
shall be made before. viii be sold on the second
dsy OF December 1855 to pay the delinquent as-
ss,ssmeut, together with costs of advertising and
expenses OF sale.
ROBERT P. LEE, Secretary.
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COnstable's Sale

Ely VIRTUE or \ WRIT OF EXECUTION
ETissued out of the Court of Silas ". ". Toughev.
Justice of the Peace OF Ophir Township, Butte
county California. to me directed and delivered.
commanding me To make the sum Of one hundred
and fifteen, seventeen one hundredtlI~ dollars
(Sli5, l1-loa) Judgment with interest at the rate
OF three per cent. per month from the 18th Sep
TENDER ISIS and twenty eight ten one hunlredth
dollars (s2N l0-l00) cost of suit and all accrIinc
cost on said writ, wherein Frank Nutuer is Plain
till and J. ". Nash Is Deteu liant. ! have levied
upon. and will expose at Public Sale 10 the high
est bidder ter cash at the Court House door in the
town Of Oroyille, county and State aforesaid,
OF SATURDAY, THE Is DAY OF NOVEMBER.
a. y. 1863. at o'clock P. N. Of said dar. all the
right, title and interest Of the above named defen
daut. j. N. Nash, in and to the following described
real estate heretofore attached. to-wit: Twenty
six feet ia width upon the north side and running
the whole iengthof that certain lot in the town Of
Chico. in tie county and State above named
known and described on the recorded man OF said
town. As lot No. four ( y being IN extent twenty
six feet t2t) ou Main street by one hundred and
thirty two feet in depth O22) together with all
and singular, the tenements, hereditamen-s and
appurtenances ther5unto belonging. or in any wise
apper1aining. J.V.PARKS
Constable Ophir township, Butte county.
Orovle, October 9th, l,65.
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THE laws of Nature are just, but
terrible. There is no weak mercy in
them. Cause and consequence are in
separable. The elements have no for
bearance. The fire burns, the water
browns, the air consumes, the earth
buries. And perhaps it would be well
for our race if the punishment of crimes
against the laws of man were as newt
able as the punishment of crime against
the laws of nature-werem man as unerr-
ING i'll his Judgment as Nature.
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Porter Gold 4 Silver Mining Co..

BUTTE COUNTY CALIFORNIA.
NTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT AT A
~ meeting Of the Trustees of said COMPANY held
the 18th day Of October. 500 an assessment Of
One Dollar (sl) per share was levied upon the Cap
ital stock OF said Company payable forthwith in
United STATES gold coin. to &c. Ross ESQ. Marys-
vile. California or II Y 3. Mason, 635 Washing
ton street. san Francisco, California. ANY Stock
upon which said assessment shall remain unuaid
on Saturday. the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF NO
VENEER, 1855. VIII be advertised on that day as
delinquent. and unless payment shall be made be-
fore, viii be sold on the IHiRTIETH day OF NO
VENEER. ls6j- to pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs Of Advertising and the expense
OF the sale.
F.P. MASON
Secretary pro ten.
san Francisco, October Il. 1865. 4w-52
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A DESPERATE CAsE.-One of those
modern ''bums,' who was proud, but
poor, and who had been in the habit of
replenishing his purse by sums of money
promiscuously borrowed from friend,
on one occasion, when refused the de-
sired ''stake,'' gave expression to his
disappointment by desperately saying ::
Il must and will have money, and am
id if | don't get it-eren if Ihare
TO work for It
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Notice to Creditors

HNSTATE OF ADAM FOLK. Deceased
- Notice Is hereby given by the undersirns5
Administrator OF the above named Esfate - -
Creditors Of and all persons having claims ,s ne
s s.l utceSta 70 exhibit the same, with the necas
sdI! vouchers, within ten (l0) months from the
pubicaton Of this notice 10 the nnderI s.,e ist
the Court House in OroyilIe. 1'-Aei 81 shea at
L. VAN ORDEN.
n...,.,.-o,., 4 Administrator Of sand Estata
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-11-11

The GARDEN.-Nothing teaches pa
tience like a garden. You may go
round and watch the opening bud from
day to day but it takes its own time,
and You cannot urge it on faster thanit
will. All the best results of a garden,
like those of life, are slowly but regu-
larly progressive.
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The UNION RECORD.

San Francisoo aeeney.-Thomas Boyle
is the only authorized Agent for the RECORD IN
San Francisco. Al orders LEFT al his Office north
east corner Of Washington and Montgomery Sts..
Cup stairs,) viii be promptly attended 10.
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Taken Up,

I'D Burroughs Ranch, one Cream Colored
Mare. about three years old; hack name and tail
branded I on the left hip. Also, One Small Bay
Work Horse. about ten years old, no brand. The
owner i requested To call, prove property, pay
Stri1gsown Hill, Oct. 10, 1855. a50-4w
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MEDICAL.
Private Medical Aid |!
Q1i'ek Cars and Moderate Charses,
DIR. w. K. DOHERTY'S
Private Medical ~ Surgical Institute.
Sacramento street below Montgomery. opposite the
Pacific Mail Steamship Cos effice. Private en-
trance On LeiieS5orF s.. san Francisco.
Esta5lished srprsssy TO afford f8e afflicted so,tna
aHd scientific liedicsi Hid ia TIE trerrrlsat
and care q al Pirate and Chronic Dis
eases. eases Of secrecy GaG al ser
"a. diseases
I'd THE AFFLICTED.

nR. ". X. DOHERTY RETURNS HIS SIN
cers thanks n his numerous patients for their
patronage. and would take this opportunity To re
mind them that he continues n consult at his In
StltGe or The cu-e Of chronic diseases Of the Lungs
Liver, Kidneys. Digestive ana Gentle Urinary Or
canS. and al private diseases viz syphilis in all
is forms and stages. Seminal Weakness and all the
harrid consequences Of Self-abnse Gon0rrhoea
elect. Structures. Nocturnal and Dinrnsl Ennis
s}ons, Sexual DEBILITY. Diseases Of the Back and
Lions, Inflammation of the Bladder and Kiduevs
etc. ett; and hr hopes that his long experience
and successful practice viii continue . insure him
share Of public patronage. By the practice II
many years IL Europe and the United States, he Is
enabled 70 apply the most efficient and successful
remedies against seaSeS OF all kinds. He uses no
mercury charges moderate treat, his patients in
correct and honorable way, has references Of M
questionable veracty from men Of known respec-
liability and high standing in society. All parties
consulting him. bv letter and otherwise viii re
ceive the best and gentest treatment ana implicit
secrecy.
Dr.. Doherty would call attention to the follow
ing certificates from two Of his patients who
having fully recovered their health desire 70 make
known their remedial agent, Il viii be seen their
statements are fully authenticated by Notary
Public.
The welfare OF society impeTiously demand their
publicity. and they are given more u warn the
uuwary than to sound the praises OF 4 Physician,
Of whom hundreds of Ike cases can be cited. In.
ring practice of more than fifteen years.
AcAsE OF GLrEr AND STRUCTURE.
De- DoHEETY-Dear Sir: feel my health 50
fully recovered, that. in common gratitude he
lieye >honld make You some written Acknowledge
ment for your valuable services particularly 50 a.
your fee was small For the work performed
] arrived in this city from tile East ahont one
year ago and WIS then suffering from an ola case
Of elect complicated with Structure. Being a
stranger in this city and believing these Doctors
Sol
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SOZOdOnt.
Taken Up.

EtAME INTO THE ENCLOSURE OF THE IN
= designed Al the Mountain Spring House.
about the lst n July. ONE ROAM WORK MARE
ahoat ten years old, no brand. Also. ONE CREAM
COL0RED HORSE COLT, about three years old.
lo brand. The owner Is requested 70 come and
prove property. pay charges and take them away
GEO. B. ROGERS.
Mountain Spring House. Oct. 18th, Is65.
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VINEYARD FOR SALE

OK RENT.
nNE AND A HALF MILES FROM ORC
~ vile, $500 bearing vines q varieties the
most valuable tor wine, raisins and market. Three
hundred fruit trees pears PLAINS, peaches. april
cots and ounces. Four hnndred voung ounces
and 500 rooted vines in nursery to SCI out. \ fine
opportunity for irrigltioc and an abundance Of
wood with 40 acres Of land. The above ranch
and vineyard viii he sold cheap for cash Enquire
at Oro1ille OF Geo. c. Perkins and Judge VI :.
Stafford. 4w-jl
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HEAVY IRON DOORS

FOR SHE
4 HAVE FOR SALE TWO PAIR IRON DOORS,
10 1T openings 7x35 feet: together with the Iron
Frame, Caps and Sills- Price for the two pair
complete, one hundred dollars
Enquire Of GEO. Z. SMITH.
Oroville May 9th, 1855. n27
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BAANG GREEN HAY.-Expeimmts
have been made in packing green hay
with entire success. The dew or ram
is dried off, leaving the stalk still green
but wilted. The hay is then pressed in
bales and stored away. 1t Will come
out IN winter almost As fresh as 1t went
in, losing comparatively but little in
weight. Of course, this is an improve
ment upon the old method, as the juices
Of the grass are retained. We give
the above on the authority Of the Mas
sachusetts Ploughman, pretty good au-
bhority generally: but it strikes Us, in
this instance, as a little doubtful.
The WRONG Observation-Disclosures
popped IN TO pay his rent, putting on a
face to correspond with the occasion.
On entering the house, he said thar the
times were SO hard that he couldn't
raise the money; and, dashins down a
bundle Of notes on the table, exclaimed,
There! that's all can pay" The
money was taken up and counted by the
landlord, who said, why, this is twice
as much as you owe me-" Dang it,
give it to me again. said the farmer /;
'Tm dashed if | didn't take the wrong
bundle out of my pocket"
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Strayed

EROM THE SUBSCRIBER AT LONGS BAR.
II enc White Mare, branded on hip and
shoulder. Reward liberal to get the animal.
Longs Bar, Oregon Township, Oct. Is, 1865.
4wu5l GEORGE SWIFT.
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The Foundry

Is capable Of making as HEAVY CASTINGS, as
any shop north Of san Francisco.
THEOpHlLUS LOCHER.
Groyille, May %, ls6j. mo
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Farmers viii be paid the highest cash price fol
fresh butter and egg. 4 literal share Of the
public patronage i respectfully solicited
LEWIS CABPANETO.
GEORGE J. B0LANDER.
Orovile, October 2lst l>65.
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TO FEMALES.

tL.s.I A.J.RANDALL, Notary Public.
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Attention, Suffers, Dealers, EVERYBODY.
A NJ JAVnc pppc

WHOLESALE sUrLER SuPPLrrRs, CoavrR
| OF Public Square and Market Street
| have just received from New York and R8s-
ton auctions, large assortment Of Boots
and Shoes, which they are Offering 40
wholesale 10 the trade, st greatly reduced
rates; have also on hand a large and varied
assortment Of Cigars and Tobacco, purrha--
Ell before the late increased taxes, which
they are anxious tOclOse out 81 O small adj
vance on invoice cost Ia addition 10 which
they beg to call attention h their large
stock OF Liquors, consisting al part. 81
ShamPaigues. Catawba, amt Glarel Wines,
Whisky, Coguiac Brandy, Bttters, Gin,
Cocktail, Cherry Bounce, Schnspps, a., &c.
Stationery, white and buiT envelopes, eli
sizes ioOlseap, letter, and note paper Of all
qualities; Hats Caps, NotioSs Of al descrip-
tons, furnishing goods, snd a completes
stock OF Suffers Goods, such as Peaches,
oysters, Rsisins, Mustard, Sardines, Spices,
Soda, &c, dc.
Dealers Will find It 70 their interest to give
US a call before purchasing elsewhere We
pay special attention to the shipping and
forwarding Of goods.
/ Remember the place, corner of Public
Square and Market ST.
A. i NJ. LANDSBERG. Jau2s-8m
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OLUY, III Jan. %, 1865
Permit a citizen of your State from
childhood, temporarily sojourning
abroad, to offer for your perusal few
thoughts in connection with the pro
posed reorganization of civil govern
ment in Tennessee. The 22d Of Feb
ruary is the day set apart by the recent
Convention to take the decision of the
people in regard to the proposed amend
meuts to the fundamental law Of the
State. In the present condition of the
country, it is impossible to over esti-
mate the Importance of a wise deter
mination by the people Of the ques,
tons submitted for their decision. For
four years past our State has been the
theatre of discord and dissension. For
three years and half it has been con
vulsed by the sanguinary events of civil
war. It's soil and its hearthstones have
been stained with the blood of its citi-
zens. Some have fallen because of their
devotion to the Union, and the dear old
flag of their fathers; others, in their
misguided sense of duty and patriot
ism, have yielded up their lives to aid
the cause of Southern Independence.
| do not propose to impugn the motives
Of the soldiers or citizens, who have ad-
vocated the one cause or the other; my
business at present is far different
Whatever may have been the honesty
of purpose, on one part or both, the re-
suit has been that the land has been
bathed in blood, and shrouded in desc
lation and mourning All good and
true men must desire that this carnival
of blood" shall cease. Ali true men
must desire TO see the demon of dis
cord and strife baaished from the land,
and the prevalence of order, and the
supremacy of law restored
Will the amendments proposed by
the Convention aid in the accomplish
ment of these desirable ends2 is the
paramount question for every honeat
Tennessean to consider. To determine
this question honestly, for the good Of
our common country, We must lay pre-
JUDGE aside, and absolve ourselves from
its influence. We must look at things
as they are not as we might loisA deni 10
Be. The question which meets as at the
Threshold Of cur inquiry, is in regard
to the regularity of the proposed &C
ton. Those who have at any timesanc-
toned the action by which Tennessee
was thrust out of the Union are certain
iy estopped from any objection on this
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By Telegraph.
Afternoon Dispatches.
More About The Peace COnImiS-
SiOneFS.
They are on, q Steamer Of For
tFeSS M0lFOe.
The Richmond Papers on Recon-
StructlOm.
Tie Antl-aa1erJ Amendments.
West TirgIaIa in Line.

FoRTEEss MoSRoF, Feb. stephens,
Hunter, Campbell, and other confederate
peacA eealGssioners,a arrived hers this p. n .
from City Point, in Gen. Grants special
dispatch steamer. Secretary seward was
onihe steamer, River queen, Whiting to re-
esiye them. Immediately upon the arrival
Of the commissioners both Of the steamers
proceeded to an anchorage IA the stream,
side by side. Al thisswrtiug, 51j, as The
Lousiana leaves Tor Baltimore, the steam
/ ers are still out in the stream.
QrEsEc5 Feb. 8.-The alien bill was read
a third time, and passed the lower house
last night. Yeas Is, nays Z.
Nav YoRK, Feb, 8.-Eleven bags return
ed overland mail matter were received this
forenoon from Atehison and Salt Lake, to
be sent to San Francisco, by to-day's
steamer.
The Richmond Sentinel Of the Slst Da-
Wis organ, has an article which holds up
to view. that Independence is in the main
thing which drew sword listen 10 sug-
gestious for its compromise as the price Of
peace.
The Richmond Enquirer is also denoune-
ing reunion or reconstruction - farce,
end claiming liberty and Independence or
no peace.
WAsHlxaroS, Feb. s.-The House went
into Committee Of the Whole upon the Ma
val approria ton bill.
Mr.. Davis, Of Maryland, spoke in favor
Of his amendment heretofore offered before
the board Of admiralty.
WHEELINe, Feb. 3.-The Congressional
amendment abolishing slavery was unan-
imously ratified by both branches Of the
West Virginia Legislature to- day.
The best is the cheapest: buy your boots
and shoes at g. w. Sail & Co.'S.
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AT d meeting of portion Of the loyal
people of Bedford, Marshall and Ruth
erford counties, held at Shelbyville on
Monday, 30th day of January, 1865, the
following proceedings were had
On motion of w. P. Houston, Col
Lewis Tillman was called to the chair
and Joseph IT. Thompson was appoint
ed Secretary.
Mr. Tillman having explained the
object Of the meeting, Hon. Thomas
Fl ColdweH moved; in forcible adj
dress, the confirmation of the nomina-
tons recently made by the Convention
at Nashville for members to the Legs
lature, which motion was carried with
the greatest unanimity.
Mr.. Coldwell thereupon moved that
A. A. Steele of Marshall DR.. J. A,
Blakemore, B. NJ Tillman, Esq, and
Joseph Ramsey be appointed Com
mittee to notify Edmond Cooper that
he had been selected as candidate to
represent Bedford county, as well as to
notify the Hon. W. H Wisener, ST.,
and Col James Mullins, that they had
been selected as candidates 1.-The form
er for the Senatorial district, and the
latter for the Floating District of Bed
ford and Rutherford ga t-t5 I
Joseph Ramsey, Esq, then appeared,
and after reading the proceedings OF
the late Convention at Nashville, pro-
ceeded to argue, that whilst he was in
favor of the leading amendments pro
posed by said Convention, he could not
vote for their ratification on the
22nd Of February Mr.. Ramsey insist
ed that said Convention had no legal
right to submit said proposition to the
people; and, that if the people ratified
their acts, they would recognize a prin-
ciple dangerousin the extreme to their
future welfare and happiness.
Col Tillman replied to Mr.. Ramsey,
intimating his position, and insisting
that under the circumstances the peo-
pie would vote unwisely if they de-
clined to adopt the amendments pro-
posed. EEr
The argument of Col Tillman was
forcible, and made with his accustomed
energy and -candor
Mr.. Tillman having concluded, the
Hon. w H. Wisener appeared upon the
stand and accepted the nomination
rendered him, and proceeded at con-
siderable length to sustain the action
of the Convention at Nashville. He
insisted that it was the duty of all 10y
al men to vote ratification en- the
Odd of February, and expressed the
hope that they would do SO. The
speech of Mr.. Wisener was replete with
argument, and well received by the
audience. z
After the conclusion of Mr. Wise
ner's speech, Thos. II. Coldwell appear
ed, and in short address endorsed the
Legislative nominations, and sustained
the action of the State Convention re
Gently held at Nashville.
Neither Mr.. Cooper nor Col Mullins
were present on the occasion-the for
mer being absent at Columbia and the
latter unWell
After ordering the proceedings to be
published in the Nashville papers, the
meeting adjourned
LEWIS TTLLMAN, Chm'n.
10 b. THOMPSON, Sec'y.
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4 sUrERIoR RENEDY.-We can co1scieu-

4 SUPERIOR REMEDY.-We can couscieu-
tiOusly recommend to those suffering from
distressing cough, DR.. Stricklend's Me.li-
iluOus Cough Balsan. 1t gives relief ale
most instantane0usly, and is withal not dis
agreeable 10 the taste. There is no doubt
but the Mellihuous Cough Balsam s one Of
the best Preparations "A use, and is all that
ia proprietor claims for Il. We have tried
il during the past week, and found relief
from most distressing cough. II ia pre-
pared by DR.. Strickland, 30. 6 East Fourth
street, Cincinnati, chic, aud for sale By
Druggists, at so cents per bottle.
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