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Wheat was IN fair demand both for export and milling
steady ;.I.: sssss sSSS Su;s::
e u
:sSS sa:Ssl: g. Ss GOOD . choice
Sn. but ss
E % Y :sss az g. ESs
dun and heavy. while NAL, was unchanged
s'ss S
"a e IInsSs Ss Isls S AT
800 tons S sssS r. IN, sass a, s The ehar's,s ws5eA
Prassisn sar 900 bills peiroieum Cork for orders
e the un sss, S s. e So o. IS. g. sm. a. ana
AUp do French at 2tc.
$ ss. g g. a "s
sailed Terns and Liz DO Falkland Island terms
20 quality. sslcsso bales.
HAr.-The demand no. very active and prices fav;
pred the purehss.r We quote shipping 81 7sc and retail
Hssr.-xn Kinds continued Inactive and prices were
.rspsea. were saessas.d sac. % SAds caSa nSse CO.
NAVAL srcsssx fair demand prevailed for spirit. ,ur.
penne and about previous prices we're res5ed The SALES
shipping s order y AZ s % qsa;r a
s S0f u sS a. S S saS ~ d n s, ssaPs a
;'isisfs ss a. DO & sSs ss ss
y NO inpcs.as sale. Of any description were re.
ported bat prices steady. tnssed quosca 81 rs
Psovrsoss.-nerep,s, is4 bills pork, $40 do. and -
kegs lard There but little activity In the pork market
and prices heavy. closing about So rs
cash. cash and rcx,iiarr f.U<O hhs Al
81 70 So A. for and go 80 81 for prime.
Beef decidedly active; zoo pbs at
s2f 81 Tor and sls S2t for plain do. also
100 bbis plain and deive ABLE from 18th October 70
18th Noveli0cr prvae tsrnx or beef sales
made % 100 uercs nv prime AZ So Beef ham.
duh aud nominal Cut meats without decided change
the sales were about % psys At lbc is for hams and
Nc lJc Tor shoadrrt Bacon wss moderately active at
former pr'oes sas 800 boxes Western Cumberland cut for
and firm About Loo bbls. Disposed Of az lee i4c
Butter and checsc were Ia fair demand al las. quota
tons
Prrsolwrn-Crude held &c. higher both the spot
and for future delivery and he demand fair the sacs
being $50 bhls TN bbs regular gravity is 900 do
hulk deliverable Ia the last twenty MONTH
al isbc Ac1 do. for the last half do is,c. and 800
do Tor AZ do. l5c sellers option. Bonded further
vxnced Nc lc per gAiou. WITH good demand I'M
prnvencnf AID the market .cosed quite arm at ssc for
standard whlhs The sacs we're so bbs standard white
SIC, $40 d. 81 &C. iso DO prime white At 3sc leo
90 STANDARD white fcr October a sss LOO do same
line IN good dfnsnd saes 20 seas a Iss OF nsph
M, In Phadclphis he rnarket active and excited
soasssr he .ss hsr Hsss fss ssss wss %
thls standard waite a. 1tse - uncindas one 20 q
ppvss tssns; ~ - Hns us>s suhw y vhiAA - -
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SUNDAY. Sept %, 1857.

SUNDAY. Sept 20, 1857.
the gold market showed diminished buoyancy and
activity darias the past week, the range having
been from l42H l4f and the closing quotation 14s
l4S,S. The demSnd for customs duties al tho port
amounted to 81 go oo and the Treasury is supposed
20 have sold nearly equal sum, at least the specie
the banks having undergone increase Of ss70 0oo
or tie EXPORT of S657 347 the greater portion in gold
and silver bars. received from California The supply
or cash gold throughout in Of the demand.
snd hence loans made at rates varying from three
70 seven per cent per annum for carrying, with few
exceptional transactions without interest. But not
withstandng this the market has very firm underone.
and tho foreign bankers among largest holders
Of CON- conviction prevails TO great extent that
~ some future time scheme OF imitation hike that now
being advocated by Western politicians for paying OF
The funded debt Of the nation will be carried out and
that the result, will involve very high premium for
gold In this connection the most dangerous element
we have to deal with tho fact Of than Ave- hundred
millions Of our national securities being held abroad
addition to not less two hundred and fifty millions
q State and municipal bonds and railway and miscel-
hneous stocks and bonds. The effect Of tho polhcal
agitation OF project which OF reputation, even
n a remote degree impair confidence in our secu-
rites abroad AMI tho passage Of the kind
proposed would cause the gold premium TO rise to .
suspension The balance Of trade largely against u.s.
the foreign imports at all the ports for the fiscal
year having exceeded the exports by more than sixty
Ahree millions, without counting the gold premium or
showing for undervauatons and tho annual on
sbe American securities held abroad amounts 10 very
heavy sum. most Of which have thus far paid by
sending away fresh bonds. There present occa-
SION for alarm account OF any Of these circumstances
however, but Is proper that they should kept care
su In view, not only by Congress- the secretary
q The Treasury, but BY tho commercial
nunity and the people generally. Public
opinion with respect TO the price of gold has undergone
great change since the downfall Of the rebellion.
The premium declined to % then. and tho unthinking
masses declared that it would decline steadily to par
md that wo should haye resumption of specie pay
nents within six months year. Gold has since been
above 100; but 1t is still high, and yet 10 generally
expected to go higher and people given up talk
OF rcsuming specie payments and is looked upon
m event far of in the future. Tho daily range OF the
ut VII ne an inod.--
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1000 do Standard white for October ct B<c $50 $500
do delivery, private terns 800 do. from October
70 Deeember at zc. and 1850 do. from October TO De.
eember. private terms. -.
RloE without dec ed change No sales reported
sueARThere less animation In the market for
but previous prices sustained quote fair TO good
refining ll1c. the sales 57 hhds st 10s<c.
IKE for Cuba also $50 boxes he 15c. Refined
In moderate demand. last quotations
prices Sales 1900 lbs l4c l5c-the latter price In
ties. also 20 900 do. grease. at &c. l0szc.
sxxDs-Cacuta lnseed duh and nominal; clover
steady l24c. 3zc and timothy 81 70 So without
important sales Rough max was unchanged.
TALowA previous prices the business was fair Sales
10. 100 lbs at fsc. I2i<c
WmsKEY.-R Receipts 405 bbs The sales were unmport-
ant; prices, however, unchanged.
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CorrEs-Rio Was dull. but prices were unchanged. or
Nsracaibo the sales were 700 bags on private terms
FLorR AND 0RAE.Receips e6ls 5bls nour. 100 do and
bags meal and SIS bushels wheat The market
continued irregular Low grades fair demand for
and pross advanced loc l5o Choice grades
California was quiet and steady The sales were about
aU bbls At quotations Southern -four modcr.
request and prices higher The sales comprised
T0O bbs Rye -four moderately active and prices were
unchanged Sales 200 bbls Mt 81 30 - IS was
without change Sales 800 bbls city IS s. We
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Totals s22c75 1863 $5s oal zos s4a 15l $40
The exports to the corresponding period in tho pre-

subjoned is the total valuation OF the foreign imports
at New York for the week ending September ~,
pared with those OF the two preceding weeks also
value Of dry goods entered at the port the
market since January Of this year. and for the CORE
spending period in 1865 and 1866
Week ending Sep. 13. Sep. 20. Sept. ~.
Dry goods. So O08 237 ST. S4G 1877 81 500 5o4
General merchandise 2,4s7,3i9 2ssO,2ls 2252.2l2
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Total for the week a, $50 $50 ss72e s41l4 SOC

Total for the week. "a, 5s3558 s372e415 s41I4 500
The imports Of dry goods for the week and since jan
uary compare as foows:-
For The tycek 1865. 1868 1897
Thrown on market. 1850, 344 24l29IO 247S347
Since Jan. l. 1865. 1886. 1867.
Entered the port $53 0s1 sf02 620 76c ST.
Thrown on market. SO, sss s9,ssO5lo 77,5a2,ssl
Tee Boston national bank dividonds payable on the LIST
proximo, compared with those Of April last are A.
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The totals Of bank capital aud dividends q present
compare with previous returns as follows

Miscellaneous dividends are also payable in Boston
early in October to the Of 81 o26 Tho total
amount paid BY the banks and miscellaneous corpora
tions Is So 372 52o against 49, 2ss sol in April last
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MARRIAGES AND, DEATHS.
Married.

BrocK-BocK.- Saturday, September IS, by Rev.
rHscpcsE ASDRxw BLOCK, Of New York, to Miss Z H.
Book, Of Bremsrhaven
Hrsp-srrvrssos Monday September %. q. the
residence Of the BRIDES mothe, bv the Rev Henry
Foy Roberts, Of the Church OF the Holy Comforter Mr..
wnLAx Hfyp. Of sbefeid, Yorkshire, England to Miss
wArr--YoryG. AT Hastinrs$on the Hudson, on
wednesdev, September rs, by the Rev W. Peck JoHx
only daughter Of the late john Young, OF the former
place.
BhcKrs In this city, on Sunday merning, September
20. HARRIET n. wife Of Charles c. Backus.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
Utica ~ Y, papers please copy.
BAssronD. On Saturday September IS, LouIsA BASS
yoRr, infant daughter Of Abram and Mary Bassford,
due notice OF tho funeral given In Tuesdays Herald
BonLry-on Sunday. september %, Auersr BonLxS.
Relatives and friends OF the family together with the
members Of the German Oak Lodge. No. !, A. q. q. r.,
also Troop A. Third regiment cavalry n. @. 3 \. y,
la,e residence 32e East Twenty street. Tues
day sficrnoos, at one o'clock.
bvsros.-At For, Lyon, No, on Thursday, scpiem-
Der 10, 1sAHEi, daughter OF r. W. and Emma wicks
Burton, agcd'p months
BRowrE --on Saturday September IS at The residence
Of her son Thomas JvIiA, relief OF the late Valentine
Browne, aged IS years
The friends Of the family are invited to attend the
dsy) morning at ten o'clock 20 the Church OF saints
Peter and Paul. where solemn requiem win be Of.
ercd up for the repose OF her SOUL aud thence TO CAL
vary Cemetery.
crxyrycHAs.-on Sunday, September 20. NARY JAsx
CUNNINGHAM, the beloved daughter OF John and Anne
Cunningham aged IL years, months and Fl days.
Fare thee well. sweet bud OF beauty;
Little angel, fare thee we'll:
Thou vert too pure and lovely
In 4 world Ike this tn owen.
The relatives and friends are invited TO attend the
funeral without further notice. this aondsy) afternoon,
two o'clock from the residence Of her parents, 90
Ludlow street
CoxSwALL-At Rcslyn, l.. l., al the residence Of her
niece. Mrs Jane l. Layton, CArHAKrn CORNWALL in her
S0th year.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited 70 attend the funeral nom the Friends
meeting house, Manhassstt this Msnday) afternoon, ~
halfp past one o'clock
CLxsxsos. -on sunday, September ~. JAMS CrARx.
Sos Jr, only child OF James end Hsisn Carkson, aged
10 years, months and daya
~ rslssvss ase frissss q ~ fAnlJ Ap rspsst
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SATURDAY, Sept 25-6P. N.
CorroS-rhe market continued quiet and prices further
declined Nc h. closing however rather steady the
reduction The sales footed up lo bales including s9s
for spinning We quote:-
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CLOTHING.

nEnrLRnAn HAv1Ho ANT CAST orpscLorsINa
WA :; g AZ E s'as % e
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Sovenment securities were quoted each Saturd az
oft pas; three weeks a. follows

Annexed IL . comparative statement showing tho
shipments Of specie from this port last week and during
the year to date together those for the CORE
spending periods in 1865 and 1866
1886. ls6d 1867
Thirty ninth week.. $947.9u $685. 40 S657,347
Previously reported n 727 1872 2oy a. 472
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VNANTED-A HOUSE. IN A CONVENIENT LOCA.
w ton, between Fourteenth and Forteth sirects Must
be Of good size and furnished Rent about tC
per month. Address W. pin. Herald ONCE.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

Prizes paid in gold. Information furnished. The highest
paid for Douboons all kinds OF Gold and Silver
TAYLOR 4 CO.. Bankers, Is Wall street New York.
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WANTED TO LEASE, HIRE OR PURCHASE-A
w small House. suitable small hotel
country city. Address with full particulars Sol Manus,
10 Union square, New York
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-TILL 1sT OF MAY. BY
w gentleman OF responsibility, with small family, furs,
nshed House, between Madison and Sixth AND
Fourteenth aud Foysecond streets Address Co, box
S,0S5 oiice.
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WANTED TO RENT-IN NEW JERSEY, NOT MORE
w than half mile from the depot hour from New
York. House with less than bedrooms Address
House. box 4, l70 Post oElce.
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EXPRESSES.
A -BURNHAM'S FuRNITURE EXPRESS, IT'S WEST
n. Eleventh street. between Fifth and Sixth avcnues
Large wagons for moving furniture In city country
panofotes, furniture bSkcd shipped furniture stored
money advanced
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VVANTED-A SMALL FURNISHED COTTAGE,
w within hour of Twenty-sixth street, etaAen,
Island. Address Henry Smith, station D.
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VVANTED-A LARGE FOUR STORY BROWN STONE
w or brick House, between Fourth and Sixth avenues
would like board in part whole payment for
rent AGENTS. will not be noticed Address 8. T.,
Herald Office.
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ANExPERI ENCED TEACHER WOULD LIKE PEW
IA more music pupils. Terms moderate. Particular
tsntion paid beginners. Apply at ~ West Twenty sixth
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court for q year and a half. and last
week the plaintiffs son was induced
to stick one in ahead just to see how
the job would work. OF course, the
jury could not agree, Perhaps your
readers do not knew what these cases
are. 1 will give the ground and cause
of one, and il will answer for all. Mr..
b. owns a large farm, with good deal
of stock, &c, to look after, and wanted
to stay at home during the war. He is
not sure whether he is Union man or
not, but when the rebel scouts came
along he solemnly assures them that he
is loyal, (Which they understand to be
to the southern confederacy,) and that
he wishes to remain quietly at home
and attend to his own business. In
few days he gets uneasy and wants to
know how the fight is progressing, and
goes to the nearest military post of the
Union troops, and there claims to be
''loyal," and gets a pass to go and
come; and 10 satisfy the commander
that he is all right, begs a musket and
ammunition, and tells him how quick
he shall shoot if a rebel comes near
him. He goes and comes frequently,
and the rebels soon hear of it, and visit
him. To quiet them, he makes new
protestations of loyalty, feeds them
and their horses and furnishes
them with r6tions to take
along. Then he returns to the Union
commander and, complains that the
rebels are about to ruin him, and he is
"mightily afeared" they will kill him
or take him off to Richmond. So the
commander sends a squad of soldiers
to hunt for the rebels who so much
threaten neighbor B. In his enthusi-
asm, and while protected by. the blue
jackets, he forgets the promises he has
made to the rebels, becomes intensely
loyal, busters incoherently about the
slaughters he will do when he meets
the foe. But the enemy is not found,
and the blue jackets retire, and in a
few days, the rebels in their camp fifty
miles away, have heard of the double
treachery OF Mr.. B., and come on and
take him prisoner and send him to
Richmond. Now the war is all over,
and he has brought suit, not against
the men who took him prisoner, or
commanders of the men who took him,
but against men of property, in the
county, some of whom were known to
sympathize with the rebels, and some
who were not rebels, but all men of
property, who can pay the damage If
he gets a Judgment, IF he succeeds a
dozen other suits will be at once COM
menced, all just the same in cause and
the other day, without my informant's
knowing the purpose of my queries,
found the cases there were all the same.
Lawyers celebrated all over the State,
and lawyers from Ohio, are employed
in these suits, and the hatred between
the parties will increase until they are
dismissed or discontinued. The injury
caused by these foolish suits extends
10 all of us, and is the more hateful,
because it is an unnecessary evil result
ing fr ON the war. C.
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who was "short of it," but that would
yield no profit, and Morrissey finally
him not TO do so, but TO
allow it 10 remain at a figure where
they could collect the differences.
Mr.. Vanderbilt never forgives any
person who trys to depreciate his prop
erty, and whenever he makes up his
mind to punish an operator, he will do
it severely. There is no let-up about
him after be once commences.
ABOUT HIMSELF.
Morrissey seemed to understand and
appreciate the position in which he is
now placed. He was n poor, uneduca-
ted boy when he came here, and fell in
with firemen, local politicians and
gamblers, He had done the best he
could, and said he had always been tair
between man and man. He had been
a prize fighter and gambler, but he
could not help that now. He would
make no promises for the future, but
did not intend that his friends shou ID
have any cause to regret his future con-
duct and course of life.
do not write this as a defense of
John Morrissey, as 1 care nothing for
him, good or bad, but merely to crafty
a curiosity that people generally have
to know something of public men.
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CUNDRIES-AF FEW BBLs. PRIME MA
= pie Sugar; Superior Green. Black and
Japanese Teas; Pure White Wine Vinegar;
New York Crab and Champagne Cider, bot
tied; New No. l Salmon; English Dairy
Cheese; Pickles and Sauces; Tapioca, Pearl
Sage; Corn Starch, Maizena,, &c. Hermetical-
ly sealed salmon, MRckerel, Goldfish, HALL
but, lobster, CLAIMS and SardineS.
Genuine English Mustard; Salad oil, best
quality; French Mustard; Sap sago Cheese;
Condensed Milk.
Together with general assortment of
seasonable articles. just received and for
n. & G. D. WOODROW,
Odd Fellows Hall Building, Monroe St,
my29 WHEELING, W. VA.
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body which alone has the power to act
in the matter-the adoption of the
measure proposed, or better one. On
til this is done, renewed squabble for
locating the capital will look like Ne
ro's fddling while Rome burned.
Respectfully, G.P.
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........ DIRECTORS: -I ...I.. .-
T. Il. Logan, T. P. Shallcross, ]. s. Rhodes,
Geo. Mendel, ]. n. Hobbs, Saml. McClel-
Ian, 6. w. Franzheinl, Jas N. Vance, Alex.
Laughlin. - ..
VIHIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
i organized four yearS, and in that time
done a successful business, is still prepared
to take risks al fair rates on Buildings of all
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing Estnb-
lishments, Furniture, Steam Boats and Car
goes on the Western Rivers and Lakes.
This company offers superior Inducements
to Farmers, whereby they can be insured ON
Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and contents, for
3 or 5 years at reduced rates. .'' ' s-,.tE '.
This being home institution, with the lar-
gest capital and surplus of any company in
In the State and composed OF some
ninety-four stockholders, most of whom arc
among our pest business men, recommends
itself to the favorable consideration of the
insuring public, and solicits their patronage.
Applications for insurance Will be promptly
attended to by the Secretary. .NI p. '1
Office, North side of Monroe, between
Main and Market sts., Wheeling, W. Va,
over the Savings Institution of Wheeling.
.. ...E n. g. ARTHUR, Secretary
SAM'II MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEIL Vice President, Ocl6
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The Depressed Price OF West VIr-
EInIa Il cal Estate I'm Markets Abroad,
arising from the Unsettled COndi-
tIon OF the Titles In Many or our
Counties, and UnfriendIy LeEisla-
7tI0n--.HOR Can tt be RemedIed2 4
A No e yE -
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SYMPTOMS:

DiDiclLh or ITTeglIldr Bredthilg, Loss oJ
Breath, Cough, Wasting Of Flesh, Night tSIUedts,
Of Appstite, General Debility, Debility Of PreD-
TIdncV and Nursing, Flying Pains through the
Sh0lddeTs. Chest, race or Limbs, Neuralgia,
UOlLS Irritation, GicfiincsS or Dizziness, EIceS-
SiUe PdLeneSS, Sore Throat, DrolUSiHeSs Sleep
LeSsneSS Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach, Heart Burn
Oppression or Sinking Of the Stomach before or
after eating Constipation, RcltteNt FeUcr, DC,
&c, and ESPECIALLY in all Female Disorders
or Uterine irregularities, such Difficult, Pain
JiLl Suppressed, Scdnty, EEccsSiUe, Delayed,
Premature, or too Frequent MeIIstTItdtiOn.
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Sinilid Similibsu c1rmErtr.
HUMPHREYS,
Honeopathic Specifies

ASAASOSk( SSOS4ASo'
HAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
- - experience, an entire sIecess simple-PromPt-
cines perfectly adapted to popular use-so simple
that mistakes cannot be made in using them; so
harmless to be free from DANGER and efficient
to be always reliable. They have raised the highest
commendRtiOn from ALL and will always render sat
sfaction.
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ansnraner.
Incorporated Isss,
Wheeling SAVINGS INSTITUTION,

OEFICE No. = MONROE ST.,
NEONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, M
Nl terest paid on special Deposit, Notesand
Bills Discounted, Exchange Bought and Sold
Collections made on all points
In order to meet a want that has long been
felt in this community, this Institution will
receive on Wednesday and Saturday AFTER
noon between the hours of two and four o.
clock, Deposits of any sum of money, from
one dollar aud upwards, on which interes
will be paid. -
= GEO. MENDEL, President.
DIRECTORs:-Alex. Laughliu, A. ]. Pannell.
John Mcclure, IT.. Alex: Rogers, Morgan L
ocl7-ly a. c. QUARTER, Treasurer.
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How the People live on the Ont
skirts OF CIVIIIEatiOn---A Glimpse
at Winter Seenss---The dO-Iess Char
act0r OF some OF the PeOPIe---Thc
Status OF Things sIncethe War.
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Medital.
CON STU MPTION

CON S u M p ITO N j.,
On ITS MOST ADVANCED STAGES.)
for the Radical Cure of ASTHMA, BRON-
CHICIS, CATARRH, and all affections of the
LUNGS, THROAT, and AIR PASSAGES;
for General and Special DeTCzl9enledLS OF the
NERVOUS SYSGEM; for Disorders of the
BLOOD; and for all functional Disorders OF
the Stomach and BOIOcLs. . ..--
1t Immediately increases the strength and
deePeIlS the color of the pale blood. 1t subdueS
the ChillS and FeUer, and dimtnishes the Err
pectorotion. 1t checks the might SI0edtS, always,
in from SeUen 10 fourteen days. The appetite is
ut once flUigOrdted, and the patient rapidly
gains flesh; the cough, and the di6lcuu breath
ing are speedily relieved; the sleep becomes
calm and refreshing; the erdcMqttons regllLGr
and Uniform. ALL THE GENERAL SYMP-
TOMS OF CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, Sc, DISAPPEAR WITH A
REALLY ASTONISHING RAPIDITY.
The PRESCRIPTION should be used in
every case where the Physician prescribes
'tCoUGH MIXTURES" ," 'ToSICS," +" IRON, ACIDS,
BARK, QUININE, COP LIVER OIL, WHISKEY,
&C, and in every Disease, by WHATEVER
NAME KNOWN. in which there is exhibited
any one or more of the following