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Election Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
~ an Election will he bald an the several
Election Districts Of Carroll county On
WEDNESDAY,, the tenth day Of April. in
the year 1867, ut tho places and between the
hours prescribed by law, when every person
entitled to vote for Delegates to the General
Assembly shall vote on the question of q
call ola Convention to frame New Con.
stitutiou and form Of government for tho
State by expressing in writing or printing
the words 'Fora Convention" or "a gainst
a Convention and al the same time and
place the said voters shah elect SIX DEL.
EGATES for said Carroll county, to said
Convention, according 10 the provisions Of
sthe act Of the General Assembly passed ut
The January session thereof, to wit: on the
10th day ofsIarch, ia tho year 1887, entitled
An act to provide for taking the sense od
the people Of the State on call ola Con.
yentlon to frame New Constitution and
form of government, and for assembling the
members thereof J. D. HOPPE,
rsr2s.te Sheriff OF Carroll county.
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2 GOOD HORSES.

70 eWx, 4 id.ifer, J Sow ) Sho%is,
iTec hcrsn tiew. | two horse plow. lot
horse Gears, Shovel Plow, cal,ivn,or,
rrcs, two horse WAGON, | one horse
goa: shgle and Double Trees, Grind.
Pc, Nsiiocks, 10, of Barrels, Boxes and
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sworn 10 on the u. day Of April, 1867.
w. A. GUNSlN0HAM.
apriii-2w Cashier.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Il
ID County, the Subscriber, as Administrator
Of Elizabeth Owings, deed, will offer at Public
Sale, al the late residence Of the deed, on the
Washington Road, about ~ miles from West.
minister, ON FRIDAY hs 5ih day Of APRIL,
1867 tie following property Of said dec d., viz;
"a ONE BROOD MARE with foaI, {?
C<A1~\ COLTS, tone four years old aud one
L1.A. yearling,) 4 co VS., (twowith Calves
By their ,ide,l ! Yearlipg Hcifer, 4 Sheep, 3,
Lambs, Brood Sows, shoais, lot o. Poultry,
Wagon. Carriage, Threshing Machine,
Wind Mil, Grain Drill, | Plough, 2Harrows,
double shovel Ploughs, Caltivator, Hay
Carriage, GTiadstonc, Grain Cradle, 2 Seythes
and other Farming Utensils Also Eight dar
CLOCK and Case, large siEe,l Mahogany Side
Board Mahogany Tables, Bureau and Book
Case; PIANO, Bed and Bedding, 2 Bed
steads, lot Of good Bed Clothing, Looking
Glasses, Stands, Rocking Chairs. l dozen
CsairA, lot OF Carpeting, Silver Spoons, Ten
plata Stove, Parlor Stove, Cooking Stoves,
Corner Cupboard, Buckets and other House
bold and Kitchen Furniture. Also Hecirify-
ing Machine, Clover Seed, the half Of IL Acres
Of Wheat growing, lot Of Bacon, large lot Of
Books, and many other articles.
~ sale 70 commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
TEaAs.-Ai sums under $500 cash. A credit
Of Six months will be given on all sums of SIS. 90
and upwards, on note aud approved security
bearing interest from the day Of Sale.
DAVID A. 0wINCS,
m.rfs..t Admiui.,rator.
In pectively entitled to vote, and srI
I deliver one copy of the list of vot
GU for such precinct to the judges of ell
he ton for such precinct rs hereinbef'
nd provided. $50 4aeti
Is. THE officers of registration 81
Of lodge with the clerks Of the Giro
nd Courts. aud the clerk Of the Super
he Court Of Baltimore city, on or bet
70. the day Of any election, oue copy Of
id list Of qualified voters, made out as
In rec,ed 10 the preceding section, VII
81. list shall be recorded by the said ell
nd among the records Of the said COZ
Of and they shall also deposit with 9
cir clerk the said books Of registration
be by him safely kept and preser'
Of. among the records OF said court, s
!, Of ject 10 the dispositions hereinafter |
,rs vided sGa
ON S-Whilst dischargipg tho du
re- imposed by this article, the said ofis
tho Of registration shall have and cxer,
ali. the powers ola justice Of the peace
md the preservation Of order around
the place of registrations; may compel
mes attendance Of witnesses for the purI
ali Of ascertaiuing the qualifications Of
ave persons applying to be registered I
aby shall have power to issues summo
prs, attachments and commitments to
cry Sheriff or constable, who shall 8,
e such process as If issued By judg
ben the Circuit Court or justice Of
and peace, aud shall receive the same /,
,er- and in the same manner US allowed
eg- law 10 the State but the offcerS
ps- registration shall not charge any
Notice TO Mechanics.
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Public Sale.

|'HE ibserihers will sell ut Public Sale,
AZ Che residence Of I.ober, = Barnes.
faes ~, a. 9hdiy Of IprR, 1867
r following Personal Property. lately
hgld by US from the said Il. S. Barnes
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no. 9i2 EQUITY.

no. 912 EQJ1TY.
IN he CIrc@t c5~rt for Carroll County
IN Equity.
FEnErAgY TgRa, 1867.
]. Anthony jackson, DYvirtue Of
Iirandfather& next friendof ID an order
Samuel j. loops L others, OF the Court,
rs. the Crediiorsof
samuel ]. loops & others. Ann Z. Bruce,
are hereby notified and warned to file their
claims properly authenticated with the CLERK
OF the Circuit Court for Carroll County, on
or betore the 10th day of April next, other.
wise they may Do declared Of tho benefits OF
the trust fluid.
A. D. sCHAEFEER,
marli'h Auditor.
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on Cloth, Mating &C.,
jus. received and for safe by
mars StoufIcr & Hoffman.
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EGYPTIAN CORN

Anspieium meiicris sei. Bona fde
Qaid pro quo
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100 Additional 500
UNITED STATES BOUNTY.

Saldiers Of 1861 2-3-i, who have received
!, msrethan sie0 are entitled TO an add
NAL Si00; Widows aud Hcirsarc entitled;
so soldiers who have lost their discharges.
pssA- Claims Of all kinds for y. $. Blun.
|. Pay, Pension, &c. promptly collected
Enclose stamp for leply.
II WM. y. hill,
ATTORNEY Ar LAW,
20 W. Fayette st. Baltimore, Nd.
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0IJARTEgLY REPORT

Of The Esrsf National Bank," Hesi-
Minister Ma, Monday morning .dpra
tR.,sl5o7.
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EGYPTIAN CORN,

rINIlE subscriber offers to farmers throughout
the country the
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New YoRK, December -Noon.-Flour shade
frmer. Wheat tending upwards. Corn unchang-
ed. Oats trde higher. Pork dropping, s2l l25'
Lard dull at 12ha 13. Cotton steady 15l. Freights
steady. Turpentine 50. 3osin dull; Common 81 S744
CO. Money in fair demand at T. Sterling stiff
at 81 81. Bonds, old, s; new, u. Tennessee
6s, e2J. Stocks active.
New YORK, December -EUening.-Cotton ac-
tive and frmer; sales 4O60 bales, at 16. Flour ac-
tive and advanced SO 10; State s7.S5 10. South
ern 50 so a Is So Wheat active and advanced 3;
Amber State, 81 So. Corn easier and active, 81 30 a
| l 9Os. Provisions quiet and steady. Mess Pork,
| S21 so. Groceries quiet and firm. Turpentine 80 a
| 50t. Freghts quiet.
Money more active, 7per cent. Gold 1866. Ster-
ling 9sa9i. Governments dull. Stocks steady.
| go coupons 1919.
BALriHoRF December 4.-Cotton quiet, 15a154c.
-Four very dull ard unchanged. Wheat firmer;
prime to choice red 50 50a2 Co. Corn active, 81 II
al Is; Alabama yellow 81 2sa1 80; mixed Western
81 15a1 16. Oats 7Oa71c. Rye dull, 5Oa60c. Pro-
visions, better feeling; bulk ribbed sides 1O3c.
Ness Pork s22a22 so.
| CINCINNATI December 4.-Flour advancing
Corn firmer; in the ear SOC. Provisions quiet;
| old mess S21; new S22a22 80. Lard ia l25c.
AUGUSTA, December 4.-Market 6rmer and
more active; 900 bales; receipts, 9l2; Middling,
14!c.
| SAVANNAH, December 4.-Cotton opened steady
and closed in active demand; Middiings 15c; sales,
l2lS bales; receipts, 2OlO.
| MOBILE December 4.-Cotton- Demand closed
steady Mddlngs l4a14!c; sales 26O bales; receipts
| 2O12 bales.
New ORLEANS December 4.-Cotton-M Market
stiff; sales 800 bales; Middngs 154c.; receipts
1000 bales, exports 3O4l bales. Flour very dull;
Supertine IS 75, choice Extra Sl4. Corn dull and
unchanged; Mixed 81 10al %; White 81 lO. Oats
quiet and firm at SOC. Pork quiet at s23. Bacon
dull; jobbiug at 11a11tc. for Shoulders, l5al54c.
for clear Sides Lard-Prime, in tierces, l3c.
WILMINGTON, December Turpentine dull; nc
sales; 40 offered. Rosn active, 81 for common;
g for extra No. l. Tar dvanced 50 25a2 80. Cot
ton quiet and nominal, at 1890. for Middling.
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EJ- MRS. WlNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
Children Teeng greatly facilitates the process Of teeth
ing by sotening the gums. reducing all inflammation
will allay ALL PAIN aud spasnodc action, and is SURE
TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. Depend upon it, moth
ers it will give to yourselves, and RELIEF AND
HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have pat up and sold this article for years and
say in confidence aud truth OF il what have never
able 10 say Of any other medicneNeyer has fall
ed single instance to effect cnre when timely used.
Scycr did lnow instance of dissatisfaction by any
who used On the contrary. all delighted with
its operation. and speak i'll terms OF COMMUNICATION OF Its
| magica. effects and medical virtues.
We speak IN tins matter WHAT WE Do KNOW, after
years of experience. and pledge reputation for the
iuldlmcnt of what here declare In almost every
stance where the infant ia suffering pain and cx-
hauslion relief will be found in fifteen twenty
| after tie syrup is administered
Full directions for using will accompany each bottle.
B, snre aud call for
| MRS WINSLoW'S : SOOTHING SYRCP."
| Having the fdc sime Of "CULTIs X PERKINS, on the
outside wrapper AL others are base limitations.
sold by Druggists throughout the world Price, only
| 50 cents per bottle.
| Olices-No. 2l5 Fulton street New York, No 2u5 H9h
folborn. London England No al St Eaul street. Mon
| treal. Canada DowIE NOISE. Agents.
| Aurust27 tuths6uc Charleston, = e.
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c. DUCREUX's PATENT
For Instantaneous Detachment 0'
Horses from Carriages.

THIS INGENIOUS AND VERY in ie United states
"A mn 1 F@,ond i nov offered BY the subscriber to
the public feeling assured they will ind H. upon eHa'
nation one of the greatest inventons oi the A5e
pra,,;ncnt among Its advantages are:
FmsrThe facility with which horses may Dc =
eu ~ for the person embarrassing pass between
m hnd the horses is customary thus avoiding any
srccsp-In case OF horse falling he may be looed
I've carriage in one second, without the driver eav
ro @ b seat Il is simple in its operation that child
can work 1t. ,.-. .o,... c.,.
,,ominn unnlanagabe running away, the terrible
consequences which frequently follow may be all avoid
ed by this simple application to carriages. as the horses
on he Iooscd from the carriage INA twinkng, and the
carriage is quickly and safely stopped.
Mr. C. DUCREUX gave several public exhibitions. The
Great favor and praise manifested by the public these
OCCASIONS is the evidences OF popular apprecia-
tion of its merits.
Terms may be known and orders received for applying
the patent carriages purchase OF State Rights by
addressing to 7. DUCREJX, Patcntee,
No SO Elizabeth street, New York.
October 22 3mo
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The Virginia Convention.

RICHMOND, December 4.-The Convention this
morning elected Judge Underwood President;
George Rye, of Shenandoah, Secretary; William
r. Tall, of Richmond, Sergeant-at-arms; and one
white and two coored dcor-keepers. The Rev
William Mitchell, of Richmond, was elected Chap
lain. The vote on President gave sxty-fve ior
Underwood and thirty-two for Wilson, who was the
candidate ofthe Conservatives.
Underwood, in taking the Chair said he hoped
the deliberations would be characterized BY Chris
tian charity for all, and so much forgiveness and
forgetfuness Of past injuries as is consistent with
futu,e safety. He hoped constitution would be
framed, humane and equal to all, preventing crime
and promoting education; removing unequal taxa
ton and compel every citizen to contribute to the
reconstruction Of the State, in proportion to the
value of his property. He also hoped that home
stead exemption would be passed.
Chaplain Mitchell, in his opening prayer, prayed
for ex-confederates as we'll as loyal men.
General Schofield sent a communication to the
Convention, sending them all appeals which have
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ay-A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HE

RI YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HEX
couatry home, after soiourn of few months in Il c
CITY, was hardly recognized by her friends. In place OF
coarse rustic lushed face, she had soft ruby
pexion OF almost marble smoothncss, and instead
tw:nythree she really appeared but oghteon Uponin
qury to the OF SO groat change, she plainly
told them that she used tho CIRCA"sIAN BALM arI
considered it an invaluable acquis to any toilet.
BY its use any Lady Gentlemen can improve their per.
sonal appearance an hundred fold. It is simple in its
combination Nature herself is simple yet unsurpass.
cd in its efficacy in drawing impurities from, also heal
Ing cleansing and beautfying the skin and complexion.
By its drecta con the oucle it draws from it all ta
impurities kindly healing the same. and leaving the
faco as Nature intended it should beclear SOFT smooth
and beautiful Price 81. sent by Mail or Express. on re.
ceipt Of an order, by
W. T.. CLARK & CO., Chemists.
No. ? West Fayettc Street. Syracuse. N. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale Of the same.
MARCH, 80 Tyr
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Sc OFFICE CITY CIVIL ENGINEER-CITY
HALL, CHARLESTON, NOVEMBER 49, 1S67.-sTREET
ALIaNAIENTs AND THE BURNT DISTRICTS.-The
following extracts from Ordinance and Resolution adopt
ed By City Council published for the information OF
all owners Of property and builders:
SEC ". No owner builder of any house or struc-
ture IN the City shall dig lay the foundation thereof
in front OF any street. lane alley court, shall erect
any wall fence fronting as aforesaid, before he shall
have applied to the City surveyor who shall lay of and
mark out the true front line boundary OF such street.
lane alley court and give certificate thereof to the
ownrr builder for which services the City Surveyor
shall be paid by the said builder, the sum
affixed thereto in the table OF fees contained in this Ord
nance.
SEC T. If any per- on shall commence any founda-
tion building wall, fence upon any lot piece OF
ground adjoining the line OF any street. lane, alley
count within tic city. not having made application to
the City Surveyor, and before the line OF street shall
have been laid off and marked out by the City surveyor
The above directed contrary tc the line
laid OF and marked out every such person, as well
employer mastcrhuilder, shall, Tor every such Of
fence, forfeit and pay the not exceeding five hun
dred dollars; and moreover. all buildings aud work
done put up without such application TO the city Sur
veyor or contrary to the line of street which shall be
laid oil and marked by him shall be demolished BY
order of the City Council the charge and exrelsc
the person herein offending, aforesaid
The following resolution was offered BY Alderman h
Gerdts January . 1866, and unanimously adopted by
the City Council.
ReSoIred. That public notice be gwen, that II any per
intends erect building in the burnt districts, lie
shall first apply City Council and ascertain whether
or not the CT intends to widen said streets
LOUIS J. BARBOT,
November 80 City Civil Engineer.
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Affairs In the state.

MIR. David Gibson, an aged and we1l-knoWn
citizen of Marion District, died last Friday.
Rev Professor Morgan, so long resident
esteemed in this District and State has been
elected Principal Of Floral College, n. c.
At recent meeting of the Board OF Directors
of the Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad Com,
pany, held in this city, Colonel James H. Rion, oi
Fairfield was unanimously elected member,
utce Hon, E. q. Palmer deceased.
The Marion Crescent says number OF por-
sons we're in attendance at the Court House on
last Monday, it being salesday and the District
Court still in session. Although large amount
of property was advertised, but little vas sold the
greater part having paid up, and that which was
offered found few bidders. Sheriff Collins delayed
the sales to tho last noment, in order,to give al
the opportunity to settle thei. eases.
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The LATE ENGLISH CoILIERY EXPLOSION.
London Times, of the 11th ult, gives particulars
of the recent explosion at the Ferndale colery in
North Wales, on the 9th. 1t says: The men en-
gagged in the mine are said to have been about
three hundred in number, divided into two
''shifts" or reefs, one working by night and the
other by day. On this basis of calculation there
would have been about ore hundred and fifty
hands in the pit at the moment Of the explosion,
but the estimate appears to be carzaed higher
than this, and some time may elapse perhaps
before the truth can be known. There was an
underground stable attached to the colliery, and
that thirty-fve horses were employed III the work
of the mine. In the afternoon of Friday an explo-
sion OF terrific force shook the whole mine we
NAV say, together. volume Of fame rushed up
the shaft with n cloud of ashes and stones, as in
tho eruption OF volcano. The inhabitants OF
the valley rushed to the pits mouth with fore
cast of the truth only too certain, and in short
time workmen arrived from all parts OF the uis-
trict to the succor or rescue OF their brethren.
1t was too late The violence of the concussion
had so shaken the ground that the earth fell in
along the galleries and passages of the mine and
precuded escape. 1t was like an explosion in a
tunnel, not only filling the place with poisonous,
atmosphere, but bringing the roofin too. The ex-
plosion, besides its ordinary effects, acted like an
earthquake too and the unhappy victims who
were neither burnt by fire damp nor suffocated by
mephtic air must have been baried alive So the
exploring parties had to work by instinct, or with
what hints they could get and unhappily every
step of their progress showed the hopeless charac-
ter OF the calamity. The unfotunate victims were
reached in patches of ten Or twelve together,
after distressing intervals of suspense. Inc work
ing parties came upon fail Of earth blocking the
way, at which they toiled painfully with pick and
and shovel till the oLstacle was removed Be-
hind IL lay a group OF corl,ses, charred OF sutfo-
| Gated. aud then little further on was another
fall. to lie attacked in like manner, and with 4
like discovery.
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OBITUARY,

DIED at Beaufort. s. c.. October 30, 1867, ISABEL,
wife of WILLIAM ELLIOTT Esq., aged &c years and one
day.
DEPARTED THIS LIFE on the 3D. December 1867,
WILLIAM HOLMES VENNING, sou of the late HENRY
NJ VENNlNG, aged II years.
BE- The Relatives and Friends of the
families of Mrs. H. NJ vENNING. and Of Mr.. and Mrs.
WILLIAM H. HOLINESS are invited to attend his Funeral
at the residence No. 90 Charlottesreet This Morning,
at Ten O'Clock. December 5
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Tbe AIabama Convention.

MONTGOMERY December 4.-The Committee on
the Constitution reported it to the Convention
when it was considered article by article, and va
rious amendments proposed, consuming the whole
day. There will be at least fifteen or twenty votes
against the Constitution on the final vote.
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December 3
FOR LIVERPOOL.

Aa THE FINE ONE YEAR OLD BRITISH BARK
1EG LIVERPOOL, GREENo Master, having portion
Of her board, will meet with dispatch for the
above port. For Freight engagements apply to
December3 6 ROBERT MURE & CO.
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GerQiR Cnnxenfinn.

MACON, December A. The trains brought {
large number Of delegates this evening. Most o
the hotels are full and the prospect is good for
large Convention. The Southwest is strongly rep
raoantad
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EBAUGH u.s. PoRCHER.-Under the decree Of Chancel-
lor JOHNSON. made in this the 21st November
1867. the creditors of the late JOHN P. PORCHER are
called upon in and prove their demands before
the undersigned on or before the 10Th day Of January
1885, or be excluded from the benefit of the said decree
JAMES TUPPER,
December W. Master in Equity.
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FOR LIVERPOOL,

ia THE FAsT-sAILING BRITISH BARK
G1lE "DAvID McNUTT," MCELHnNEY Master, Law
ing portion of her cargo board will be dispatched
for the above port
ROBERT MURE co.
December
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Th. Io,Isiann Convention

New ORLEANS, November 1.-The Convention
passed resolution fixing the pay Of members at
ten dollars day, and mileage twenty cents each
way. They have elected colored Warrant Clerk.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.-ALL PER
SONS indebted to the Estate OF the late BECKMAN Nc
CALL. Auctoneer OF Chrrleston. deceased, called
upon TO make payment to the undersigned, and those
having claims the said Estate to present hem proper
ly attested, to WILLIAM G. BENSON,
November o1 fhsG Administrator
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FOR LIVERPOOL.

TT The AL FAST SAILING BARK 'IEoNI.
EEA DAS," HOWARD Master, have twothirds Of her
cargo engaged and going on board will have dispatch
for the above port.
For Freight engagements, apply to
RISLEY & CREIGHTON,
November % Nos. 143 and 145 East Bay.
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Ay- NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS ARE FORBID
TO give any credit to Mrs E. B. yERONEE in my name,
will not be responsible any Of her debts con-
tracted from and after this date.
December 9 - F. b. VERONEE.
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ag CoNsIGNEES' NOTICE -CONsIGNEEs
per British Bark YUMURI hereby notified that she
has been entered under the Five Day Act and al Goods
not permitted the expiration Of that time will be sent
to Public Stores. RAVENEL & &C.
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JTAs RAPIDLY DISTINGUISHED ITSELF Foh LIS
II wonderful restorative ald curative quanues un'
der its stimuatve influence. and by lts penetIatNg
Beneficial reaction and dsperses the impermeable ob
structions which prevent access to other remeaies
While gradually reducing the accompanying constricuo1
which attends the maady, it reproduces the essenua
warmth and elastic vgor of the respiratory vessels
winch by this remedial combination promotes the heal
ing process by which relief and cure IS enecte1
emorrhagcs arrested and cured, with every other
concurrent disorder.
As neither narcotic nor emetic properties of any kind
are employed in this Pumonic Compound and the mos,
value of each component article which constitute it, II Is
confidently and conscentiously recommended tor ils
safety and reliability, without restriction IN generous.
wholesome diet or apprehension OF renewed cold rou'
its effects. .o Mrs
For sale wholesale aud retail by the Proprcrefsas.
CECILIA RODKIGUES. northwest corner oi ME- -ii''
AND SOCIETY STREETS, and at the DrueSist''
PRICE SINGLE BOTTLE Sl21. ,,-
November II ~