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Views orInion SoIdicrs.

CARLISLE, PA, May 2S.--Thc soldiers :"
Cumberland county met here ,o-"ay !,
elect their delegates 10 the fi'tShnrg s"i,
dicrs' Convention, in pursuance oi the cal
of Major General Hartran't. Delegate,
were elected, and series OF resolutions
,lop,cd The resolutions dcnounce the
Radicals: rcpudiatc negro suffrage; dc,
clare that the southern States are entitled
IA representation in Congress; endorse til,
restoration policy Of Andrew Johnson, and
also endorse the nomination OF llicStcl
Clvmcr for Governor Of Pennsylvania.
PnrrsrlLIE, May 2S.-At the Soldiers
Convention held here to-day delegate
were appointed to the Pittsburg Conven
ton, and instructed To support Genera
Gcarv tRcpuhlicam for Governor.
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Provisions OF THE FREEDMEN's BUREAU
BILL As PASSED on TUESDAY.-This con-
tinues the present Frecdmcn's Bureau in
force for three years from the passage OF
this act, extends its operations to all
loyal refugees and freedmen, SO as to
enable them to become self-supporting
two assistant commissioners are provided
for, no one is TO be deemed destitute or
suffering or dependent on the Government
who is able to find employment. The Pre-
sident is required to reserve from sale Ger
tain of the public lands in the south for
the use of the freedmen. Whenever the
former owners of lands occupied under
General Sherman's field order shall apply
for restoration of said lands, the commits
sioncr shall refuse to surrender the same,
provided that due application be made in
the proper courts.
An outrageous bill, and deserving OF
cxecration.
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Sa,s from Washington.

WASHINGTON, May 30.-The State De.
partmcnt learns that no Austrians have
been sent to Mexico, and that none will be
sezs.
The national colors are at hali-mast
from the departmental and other public
buildings in respect to the memory. 81
General Scott.
A clerical force Of the treasury is en-
gagged in receiving transfers Of deposits %
dsbmsing officers from national banks II
the United States treasury and Snb-trca
SurV
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Another Cholera three
Dnnfhs-Emiyrnn

New YORK, May 30.-An unofficial re-
port says that the steamship Union, from
Liverpool, sixteen days and half out,
arrived at quarantine yesterday with up
wards Of four hundred passengers. Thirty
three passengers died from cholera on the
trip. and fifteen cases are still on board.
Since the Goth instant, nearly seven
thousand cmigrants have arrived at this
port.
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NORTH Carolina Convention.

R>LfrGH, NC, May 2S.-Thc State Con
ycntion continued its session to-day. An
ordinance was introduced granting an am
mc>tv t. all prisoners except those guilty OF
criminal irlonicS prior to May /, lSG5. The
subject was referred to a special commit
ice. The rest Of the day was occupied III
discussing an ordinance concerning debts
of the State 10 he hereafter contracted.
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WASHINGTON, May 3O.-MrS. Davis left
Washington this morning to rcioin her hus-
band at Fortress Monroe. Her departure
was fastened by adviccs from DR.. Cooper
that Mr.. Davis was reduced to such phySi-
cal prostration that he is unable to take
his daily walk across the plat Of Fortress
Monroe without lying down to rest several
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Arrival of the Steamship Peruvian
Cholera on Boarl-nca!h of an Emi.
upuf Physician.

New YORK, May 30.-The steamship Pc
ruvian has arrived at Sandy Hook from
Liverpool with seven hundred and fifty
passengers. Thirty-five died from cholera
during the passage. Twenty eight are now
sick on board. They will he transferred
to the hospital ship.
DR.. Henry e. Cox, an eminent physi-
clan, died to-day from paralysis.
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New YORK, May 30.-Thc steamer Smyr-
ma, of the Norfolk line, from Liverpool ri"
Queenstown, has arrived at Boston.
The steamships Java and Tripoli sailed
to-day with So ,275,0o0 in ggld.
The Pcrsia's mails left At midnight for
the snnth.
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naryyamd Euiscopal convention.

BALTIMORE, May Gothic Episcopal Con-
vcntion of the Diocese Of Maryland met
to-day. Bishop Whittinghall was not pre-
sent owing to ill health. Bishop Atkinson,
Of North Carolina, was present at the open
ing Of the services.
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Confederate Money in C0urt-Juigc
Campbell Regulates Ii.

New ORLEANS, May 29.-ln the Supreme
Court to-day, McsSrS. Durant and Hunt, who
were always Union men, argued the validity
Of Confederate Treasury notes as the issue
of Il hclligcrcnt. Judge John \. Campbell,
who was the Confederate Assistant Sccrc-
tary of War, argued against them. Every
body is indulging in Jokes and laughter.
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OFFI,E VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
RICHMogD, May Is, 1865.
NO THE RONDHOI ,DERS AND

OFFI,E VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD C0MPsSY,{
RICHMogD, May Is, 1865. !
TO THE RONDHOLDERS AND
THE Virginia CEYTRAL RAILROAD CoMPA.
NY.--On the Eth lay of May the Board Of Direc-
tors 81 the Virginia Central Railroad Company
"Of,iered, Thai the President be- directed to
propose 10 the bnniholiers and holders OF the In
ter"st coupons Of this company to fund their nte-
rest past due and 10 become due on the Isl OF July
1915, and LIST OF January 1867, In coupon bonds OF
the company, for all SINUS OF one hundred dollars
and the muuples thereof; and In registered bonds
The registered bonns To he redeenable on the LIST
day Of January, lsi2, and the coupon bonds on the
lst day OF January, 1911 both to bear interest ~
the rate of eight per cent. per annnm from the
date: payable on the LIST day OF Juiy lso, and semi.
annually Observation-Disclosures to be added TO the
honi al the rate Of six per cent per anngm from rom
from the date of al after accrning interest. Any
one entitled to receive bond may elect to take II
!" ordered, That the President be, and he 10 here.
by, authorized TO issue bonds OF the company to
to the ls day Of January, 1907, inclusive, for the
foregoing order OF the board-the said bonds to be
4" OrdsretI, That assurance Ia hereby given to
the bondhOlders that the company Will resume the
ssgS x n ,Py prone! payment OF its interest on the
The heavy LOSSES sustained by the company du-
ring the war, ami The condition Of the country
upon which tn. road depends for Its revenue, rem
der the company at present unable to pay its int.
rest. The period promised for the resumption oil
the payment OF interest is as early az would be
funding is deemed equitable. 1t is hoped that the
bondhotders and the holders OF interest coupons
will regard IT, and will fund their claims for In
very to them Al the office OF the company in Rich.
mond on and after July 2 1850.
Respectively WILLIAMS c. wIcKHAx,.
my2s-6t President.
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cTILL GREATER REDUCTION
IN OUR PRICES
OF ALL OUR SUMNER DRESS GOODS.
To which we desire to call particular attention Of
purchasers, assuring them that we are now
presenting, in chaste and elegant
styles, the
CHOICEST NOVELTIES
OF THs
FASHION ABLE WORLD d;
and we renew the announcement that, despite Tue
clamor Of competitors and the CONSERVATION among
those who attempt to vie with us In the
PRESENTATION OF GREAT BARGAINS,
we are ready to convince every customer that the
only place in Richmond where selection can he
,nase from full assortment, and where goods car
be found to
MEET THE TASTES OF ALL
and the
UNCOMMON DULLNEsS OF THE TIMES,
Is at
J. sTEENBOCK 4 CO.'S,
Iate OF San Antonio, Texas,)
Nos 1879 and III Main street.
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BOLD ROBBERY IN NORFOLK County,
Three men last Monday came TO the house
of Mrs. &. i. Black, worthy widow lady,
under the prctencc Of inquiring the way TO
the house of II ncighhor. Whilst Mrs.
Black was engaged in conversation with
one of the robbers, another one Of the
party passed up the back stairs and took
possession OF small trunk and threw it
ont the window, when the whole party ran
oft into the woods with their booty. The
trunl, was broken open and its contents
riflcd OF about forty dollars in gold and
silver and two bonds OF two hundred and
hty dollars each. Til" clothing was left
untouched. NTtoN I'Iyiaia,, 3oh.
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IIwl~r CuLLEGE.-Therc is a project oil
d among the IsraeIites Of the United
Me, Ia huild magnificent college for
. furpo>c Of educating the young men
oIo M that faith ia all the scientific
d classical branches, but particularly in
/. i>b theology. Hitherto the Jews have
\ 10 send their children designed for the
- 'lry 10 the Continent for education.
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u,o THE WOMEN OF THE SOUTH.

/ The end we propose is the canse Of the south.
u has neither party nor section, nor division The
martyrs OF the war address the south one family,
wherein, though there be degrees OF affection and
II is not. however, TO hearts crushed by personal
SORROWS 20 much as to the gratitude cherished for
noble BY nfss roDs Win os
ready to testify is inextinguishabeE y mpa!hy.,
shall be "nr sndeas9r 70 ,b graves Of be
great host which persisted In The war ana sleep uh'
distinguished In our cemetery: Their memory ms
Sry w n arabsii u. 9 example: from which
the noblest Of every age may eatch ne" .n, H.
ration We propose the ha%Gsr and syen TO
the general hear,.that 81 ldenuiy,ns yaan Nv.
rable monuments the ground where sieep INC
latitude the countless fhrong, who would do no;
mage to such dead Our designationn 1IndysS 10
Memorial Assoc alton OF en- to ths psr
name MT protection and adornment OF me gIavess
Of the Confederate dead Inferred In Hoily-S'o o,
may he RENTED to the Treasurer, Mrs. Dr: Ban
Secretary, Mrs. DR.. BOLTON. Iniorms.iol will Dc
furnished a, all times by the President and Dy any
Mrs. WILLIAM Ii. MCFARLAND.
Mira. JAMEsK: CAsKIE,
MRS. DK;BARNEY,
y: 4 Si $AsssH SSSss::
MRs DAByEY,
MRS BARkSDALE,
Mrs. Dr.. CULLEN,
MRS COWARDIN,
mrs Dr.. HAXALL,
! Southern papers will please copy: my so-lw
NOTICE Books will be opened for
kkIcH%Ssp, FEEpEEicSysgkk6S AMP Ds PoT TO-
| MAC RAILROAD AND RlCHM,0.NS.pp, a ASD cn ns
PASY," at the office OF the Richmond and rste rs
burg Railroad Company in Rchp Sns. an1 in Pe
tarsbnrg' on the LIST day of June, 1855, under tns
| direction ofihe undersigned, Commissioners nameu
| in the charter of the company. u.yIII
| PV. DANV
a .ss ELLIS,
| my .-3ot +. a. WYNN.
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TuE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT Court At
RIcuMoxp.- The court will meet on the
9th of June, at which time the question OF
the trial will come up. Judge Underwood,
however, under Instructions, will have the
matter postponed until October, at which
time the case will certainly he tried on
the indictment found against Davis at Nor
fulk.-N1c York. World.
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CONFECTIONERS.


4 NDREW ANTONI, WHOLESALE
AAND RETAIL DEALER In CONFECTIONERY
AND FRUITS, respectfully informs the citizens OF
Richmond that he has resumed business In his
NEW IRON FRONT BUILDING on Main street,
opposite to the site of his old stand, adjoining the
Exchange Bank. -
The store and saloons have been fitted up and
furnished in style which he Is confident Will
meet with the approval of the public
His facilities for manufacturing FANCY AND
PLAIN CANDIES of the best quality enable hun
10 offer inducements TO the trade which cannot be
surpassed. A call from his former customers Is
respectfully solicited, ,..,,, >x,,,
A large and choice assortment of FRENCH BON
BONS, IMPORTED FRUITS, NUTS, CORDlALS,
PRESERVES, PICKLES, SAUCES, &c, will be
always kept on hand.
ICE CREAM of the most approved havors served
in the Saloon. - o,,,
Parties supplied with ICE CREAM and oRNA-
MENTAL CONFECTIONERY.
The undersigned returns his thanks to the clt-
zens Of Richmond for the liberal patronage accord
ed 10 him for the last fifteen years, and will en-
deayor 10 merit continuance of the same.
my 3O-3t ANDREW ANTONl.
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IMPORTANT ORDER.--It is stated that the
military departments of Virginia and North
Carolina will be consolidated and that the
commanding officers Of the same will act
ai commissioners o: the Freedmens Blu.
rcau,--Hashiagt0n Chronicle,
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ORGANIZES !

WE SHALL OPEN
On WEDNESDAY, May %, 1850.
Ten cases of those beautiful goods which, LOT the
last three weeks, have been 80 much praised by the
LADIES OF RICHMOND,
and wa announce with much satisfaction that we
are able To make
GREAT REDUCTION IN FORMER PRICES,
AZ these goods, purchased for gold, have been
bought Of large manufacturer to close out sea-
sons stock In styles they are the finest we have
vet offered customers, and at least
TWENTY PER CENT. LOWER
than the same desirable and elegant goods have
ever been offered, NJ
J. STEENBOCK * CO.'S,
Nos 1879 and lil Main street.
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Hst TH"MAs's NEGRO CAsE.-A SEES
ii the United States District Court,
-e Underwood presiding, commenced
.ae district courtroom IN this place
."tiay. There Was no business Of gene
interest transacted, and VIC learn that
will Lc none ~ this term. The re.
"l at judge Thomas to receive Negro
tHuouy VAS brought to the attention OF
'rsct Attorney Chandler, but We learn
".ll take no action i'll the premises al
\ l-mn 1lernnlIrin Gneetie. 29M.
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TIE Broken BANK.-Thc Merchants
National Bank, through its president, Mr..
lluyck, has offered to compromise with
the Government and its other creditors
hy paying forty per cent. on the deposits
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Funeral of General Scott.

WEST POINT, May 3O.-The funeral OF
General Scott will take place Friday from
the chapel of the academy. The remains
will be inferred in West Point Cemetery.
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Personal APPEARANCE OF MEsSRS. SHEA
AND O'CoNNoR.-Mr. OConnor is u man
apparently about sixty, sparely built, neatly
dressed in black clothes, and altogether
devoid of pretenSion to outward appear
anccS. His hair is very gray, and also his
whiskcrs and beard, which he wears closely
trimmed. With his silk hat thrust care
lcsSlN back on his head, and clear, piercing
eye, he walked quietly backwards and for
wards Yesterday morning in front Of the
hotel, always thinking, studying, and ap
parcntly somewhat absent minded. \ lit
tie incident illustrative of this occurred
this morning. After eating breakfast he
stepped up TO the clerk, and inquirlng the
amount for the same, was Informed that II
was Scvcnty-iivc cents. Quietly taking a
two-dollar bill from his pocket, he gave it
To the clerk, aud walked out towards the
fort with his head down, his hands behind
him, perfectly forgctful Of the change due
him.
Shea i much younger man, about thlr-
tv-iiyc years Of age, and has decidedly
literary appearance. Rather good-looking,
wcll-huilt, with an abundance OF whiSkerS
slightly tingcd with gray, and possesses the
faculty alike, it is said, with James 1. Bra
dv, OF making long rhetorical speeches 10
consume time, while brother counsclS are
solving and untangling the knotty points OF
questions and of law.-Corr&pondc"ce Nor
folk Inv1tida, 2SH.
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Burning of u steamer - Nine Lives
Lost

AuGr<TA, Ga, May 29.-Thc steamer
Oak, from lIawkimsyillc for Savannah, was
burned last night near Wilmington island,
with five hundred aud twenty-five bales OF
cotton. Nine lives were lost
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CHECK BOOKS st
1 - on the several banks OF the city
NEGOTIABLE NOTES,
FOREIGN BILLS OF EXCHANGE,
BILLS OF LADING,u
LAWYERS BLANKS,
BANK BOOKS,
IEDGERs, JOURNALS,
DAY BOOKS, CASH BOOKS,
BILL BOOKS,
INVOICE BOOKS,
RECORD BOOKS.
COPYING BOOKS,
COPYING PRESSES,
for sale by WOODHOUSE PAhHsM,
" Booksellers and Stationsrs,
nv ao Governor street, near MAIN.
nick ENSS NEW BOOK.
- JOSEPH GRIMALDI. By Charles Dickens.
GOLD BRICK, BY Mrs. Ann s, Stephens -.
ST. MARTIN EVE. BY Mrs: Wood 81, -
ALLWORTH ABBEY. BY Mrs. Southworih. 20 20
PARTNERSHIPS. By Mrs. soulhworth. -.
OUR MUTUAL FRIEND. BY Dickens. VI.
MlLETuS BY Bulwer. 81.
TOILERs OF THE SEA By Victor Hugo. 73c.
RECOMMENDED TO MERCY. ~.
kESn i ELL III; ny Bayard Taylor. S2.2s
son GSG of.TH E S s6iL Sis ,5''
WIVES h AND D. DArGaTERs. If BY Mrs. Gaskell.
$3.50. For sale by A. u. CHRISTIAN CO.,
my 10 No. sl4 Main street, opposite spotswood
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BEowN Coal IN New JERSEY The
Kcyport weakly sta states that Il great
addition to the mineral resources Of New
Jersey has been made by the discovery OF
extensive beds Of brown coal in the coun-
ties of MiddlcscX and Monmouth.
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AIRY NAvILS GRAPHING IN THE CENTRAL
BIIE.-~lt is remarkable how little notice
has been taken Of the alleged result of
DR.. Andrews dying ship excursion i'll this
city last Friday; yet, if the statements
made with regard To it are true, that eN-
pertinent marks one Of the most important
cpoclS in the history Of the human race.
Since the stcaming Of Fulton'> boat mp
the Hudson there has been no event 50
pregnant with aStoundingpoSsibiliticS. Our
readers will remember that on Saturday
morning last we published an account OF
the ascension of the flying ship, or balloon,
Acrcon, which carried up four persons,
and after sailing about in mid-air for a
time, descended near Astoria. The four
persons in the ship declare that this cX-
pertinent has settled the question Of the
possibility of navigating the air; that the
vessel was made to sail against the wind ;
and that it obcyed the ruddcr. If this is
true, and we confess to very grave doubts,
then the days of passenger travel by rall.
ways and steamships are numbered, and
in the future the ''ambcnt courses OF the
air" will he as absolutely within the con-
troll of man as is now transit by dry land
and sea.-Nnc York World.
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Coon roR GREELEY.--IIc says: owe adj
mit-may, we assert and maintain--thv
right of the surviving Conicdcratcs to no
nor the graves OF their dead kindred and
cumpatriotS. We will not inquire into
their impulses and motives. II an act is
right in itself, its motive may be presumed
a good one.
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r,ATEsT NEWS BY MAIL.
Special dispatch TO the baltimore Sun.
The Last Proposed Amendments not
objectionable 20 the president-Mr.
succd AMI Jefferson Davis's Inslfct-

WASHINGTON, May 29.--It is stated that
the proposed constitutional amendments
or the Senate are not specially objection
able TO the President. They have, how
ever, nothing to do with the pending ques-
ton of admitting southern representatives.
Attorney General Speed states, hear,
that he has had no part in the indictment
against Jefferson Davis. II is supposed to
be Of Virginia origin entirely.
Republican Senators speak of IN early
adjournment OF Congress. IL.
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r. Mn. DAvrs-wHAr Mn. o'CoSSoR SAYS.
We quote from the Baltimore Gazette OF
the 30th: "Mr. Charles OConnor passed
through Baltimore yesterday morning on
his way home from Fortress Monroe, where
he had an interview with Mr.. Davis. Mr..
Davis is very anxious for speedy trial,
and his counsel have determined TO urge the
Govcrnmcnt to take mp his Indictment at
the coming term of the United States Cir
emit Cont for the Eastern District Of Nir-
g;nia. IL is understood, however, that the
Government is not prepared to take this
step. and that after the meeting Of the
cnnrt Mr.. Davis will either be permitted
"a give bail or will be released on parole"
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EADQUA RS.-The under
IL signed returns his grateful thanks TO the cti-
zens Of Richmond for the liberal patronag. here.
lie that he has opened a PIRST-CLASS RESTAU.
RANT in one Of Cranes new buildings, on
Twelfth street, near Main, in rear OF the Ameri-
can Telegraph Office. From his long experience
az caterer at several OF the prime hotels In this
city and elsewhere he h4tters himself that MS new
establishment will commend itself to public favor
and support.
MEALS will b. promptly served 10 order In the
best stvle and nj prices to suit the times.
The BAR WILDE kent supplied with the pest
liquors and wines Clagetts and PhilsdeipniS
Cream Ala on draught. :. =,
o'clock. lmy 2s-iwl JOHN MACPhhnSoN.
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RICHMOND, May 20, lsCe.

CONDITION OF FIRST NATIONAL
NyBANK OF RICIMOND-We,t the undersigned,
A committee appointed hy the Board Of Directors
of the FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICHMOND,
i'm conformity with the National Currency Act, 10
examine its condition, having made careful eX-
ANIMATION Of said Bank up to the close Of business
the 2iSt instant, beg leave To report It's condition
10 be IL follows:
pp TN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-04-06
WHAT is TT?

The Indian Compound Of Honey, Bcneset Squhls'
oinaton OF he essential oils and extracts q over
% different kinds Of and herbs besides those from
which II takes It's name prepared by chemical process
so that the Medical properties o each plant retained
In a hiehb eoneenIat state, while the useless and
wholsome portions are Tclcccd II is = on rataii
the taste han any other medicine and can be given 70
auy persou az any time under any cre msianees-an
ven to te smallest child with tbe most perfect fae'l
viii positively cue elasanpuon leausid by colds
nlts 6,st and second stages InAamahon Of III Logn
across the Chest Difficulty Of Breathing hoArsensss
from public speaking any other cause and ~ faet al
9ssase, ofHe throat and lungs not too far edpa'eea
1ad lotH give grea rehef aduaRoec and lHearaoe ca
tss 0f coHsuRpt0h
Every person should have it as 1t prevents consump-
ton invariably when taken in time, and TO cure your
cough il surely will aud many doctors bills
Doctors use it in heir practice and Families They rec
ommrnd f. so docs everybody that Try H. You can take
# TO your family physician let him try it, and he does
not recommend it good return it aud get your money
again.
Prepared by Dfs COMBS WILSON, New York
City and Au6urn New YORK., Foe sale by all dluggiss'
And dealers no medicine
Wood, Bixby 8 90, whoesale usents Montpelier
Vermont Septi6dlyi weop;I5N.