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SHERlFf'S SALES,

MckENNELL co. VS.. JOS. L. DUNHAM AND JNo
1890 w.
DIV VIRTUE of a writ OF fer, ,..,o,
20 me directed BY the Honorable the Third District
court OF New Orleans, 10 the above entitled cause will
proeot 70 sell at public auction at the Merchant ana An
oneers Exchange, Roysl street. between Canal and us
mouse streets IN the Second District OF civ on MON
DAY. June Is 1868, at II O'Clock NJ ~ ~ NV
81 The RIGHT, TITLES AND INTEREST or THE
DEfb NDAfIS in and to unadjusted fer los
on t.e ull OF the Steamer TAPfAHANNOCK under spe
eal policy No. 1888, Issued for SO 600 the OH Januarv
1907 BY the Merchants Insurance Company OF New ssn
seized in the above suit. " '
kB- IERNs-Cash on the spot
..,o,, GEO. W. AVERY
Jef IL Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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JOS. J. ASTON VS.. WIN. CoLEMAN-THIRD DIS.
trict Court Of New oresns-No. 262O2

JUS D. ALSTON vs. WIN. CoLEMAN-THIRD DIS.
triet Court Of New On. esns-No 26ae
RY VIRTUE OF n writ OF seizure and .a,.
70 me directed by the Honorable the Third Di.trct
Court OF New Orleans In the above entitled cause viii o
ee 70 sell at public auction at the Merchants and Auctio
sers Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and
streets, In me Second District Of this city EsDAY Julv
Fourteenth 1865. At ~ o'clock NJ
=, TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together with all
g OF IN any wise sppertaning situate First Distr
o TINS city designated by the Nos and T. IN s0uar-
number Xix hundred ana thirty seven bounded nv C,no
SIaVr Gsyoso and Salced0 streets, plan drawn ~
Saing Celes architects the 10Th March 1896 and AZ
IN the once Of A T. BieRvenu, notary public In hi.
can feet nine 1--WE toni
On OraYer sire ct by hundred and In dsntb
INA which said above descr bed property was acquired Nv w.
Seiema defendant herein, from j. Aston per act
ne ore sao notary A. f. Benvenu, dated the 18th Ocober
Seized in the above suit
IEKNs-l In cash 70 sufficient amount Ia nav Mai,
GA m smountir 20 the Of Two Hundred Doii.@.
IVl with per cent interest per on ane hnndrs5
ooss sOO from the 2lst May 1866 the 24th Ma Is7
sh9 per cent per annum thereafter the dsv ~ 80
i ss0o per cent interest Hundred nj
Per eet thereafter until the av ~ az. I
oar S costs OF notaria COPY and costs 81 snit ~
the spot The purchaser 90 10 the erts,t "a -.
so9n OF bis bid the payment Of promissorv nnas a.
Sea ~ mortgage on said property for the sum Of one
Doias tlg drawn By defendant 20 his own order
and four years alter bearing interest Al hs rate
cent pei rom date until Der cent e,
snnnm heresite until paid And the ancs Of he nca
OF soludiesti0n Of any cash on the spot
-" Si IN Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans
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Eea sALE-REAL EsTATE-sEvERAL him
oreo Cotton and Sugar Plantations located m The r..
rons OF he Gotten and growing States Also Ics
Orange Orchards and large bodies OF valnshls
hmoer snos Also large variety Of CITY and Ruhnba,
1psry Improved and unimproved in the residences
so,es building lots and favorable term Parti.
wish ng 10 invest will do eaIl AM rs,Ir. -.
es het Gard Resl Estate Agests No IS Car ,dsi.,
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PURE SPARKLING SOFA, YIcHY, K1ssENeEN.
BLUE LICK AND SARATOGA WATERs.-Those who
are fond of these delightful beverages and be.
heVe IN their health giving properties, we would
recommend Mr.. 5. Hastings, corner of MAGAZINE
ana Fehei'y streets, as the place where they are
20 DC FOUND on draught, in their virgin purity, at
all times. His fruit syrups are of his own make
and are perfectly delicious.
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J. ]. JONES'S SALES.
SHIP ALBERT GALLATIN, AT AUCTION.
BY j. j, JONES.

AUcroNEER, Mobile, Ala
&ATUKDAY, June 20. SOS, at 2 o,eIoeL
- NJ, at the Merchants Exchange St Michael street M
pie Aa Tor account Of whom concern, vii be sold
me snip ALBERT GALLAIlN, partially burned. as she
now lies eff Montrose in Mobile Bay s1ndy articles on
board Of her -' s' va
Also, after the sale Of the ship, will be sold at Planters
ahd mAheWs Presses large lot Of Sails Rigging
Saoes Compasses Provisions AID Cabin Furniture saved
from said vessel saw
Also Life Boat.
R1T@ IERMs-Cash.
Parties desiring the ship previous TO s sae can do
so by going to Montrose and signaling the vessel.
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A"enuoh Is called to the advertisement in the
c0lumn Of wants" Of gentleman DESTROYS of
I As in'o the eoonfry to teach. Those who wish
70 secure the services of competent. teacher
would 90 ven 10 communicate with him.
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-. Inc Mansfield la Times says: :" On the 3Otb
UT, Mr.. Noah Creech, resident of this parish
was mot and killed by Mr.. NJ. Collins. The
the Texas Ine." '-'' '4'' S'i0''
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sOuthy advertisements inserted svsry day, to
snargsd tvs-thirds The above rates.
st and Fourth page monthly advertisements sseh squGrs
so per month
Transient advertisements having tas Of the Art
Insertion, 81 80 square; zach Tscen
,sH square
Pr and Fourth page transient sdvsrtsszsnts In
ssrtion, 81 80 per square.
Advertisements inserted ct ntsrvas tOss EEod
inch insertion
Regular sdvertsers advertise largely saan be allowed
aoh discount from above named transient may BE-
upon; provtse dlseoun
ssss per cont,
Anbusiness charged z0csn
- PER line, each Insertion.
An transient advertisements nss Be paid for In advance
An Advertisements marked for shy specified OF
nssrons will be published accordingly
bills with regular advertisers shall be rendered monthly
Asquare ths occupied By ten lines solid agate.
THE WEEKLY CRESCENT
q published every Saturday morning subscrptISs, IS
In advance; hafysarly and quarterly,
age copies 10 csntA
Rates of AdvsrtisinEI
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THE INCOMING soF THE HOT sEAsoS-PARIs1ANs
AND COUNTRY LIFE-THE GARDEN OF THE TUIL-
ERIEs-THE LAST DAYS OF ALFRED De MUssET.
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NOTES. BILLS RECEIVABLE, OPEN ACCOUNTS AND
SECURITIES.
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BIZ G. e. GIRARDEY n CO.,

BIZ G. Il. GIRARDEY ~ CO.,
AUcTioNEERs,
Oniee-No. II Exchange Place
TUESDAY. June rs. 1868. 10 O'c Ockf
NJ, At the store No. $40 Magazine street between
Felicity road and St Mary streets by order of e. <. Nor
ton ksq General Assignee at Pubic Auction, will be sold
THE STOCK IN TRADE surrendered by Bernard
Hans Bankrupt, comprising large and choice selection OF
China Or ekery, Glass and Earthen Ware; Wood Willow
and Tn Ware; Break asst Dinner aud Tea Sets Cham1er
and Toilet Sets Mantel and Table ornaments; Vases;
variety o. Toys Lamps and Cutlery and large assortment
Of Housefurnishing Goods.
H9TERMs-Cash IN u. Treasury before delivery.
Descriptive Catalogues win be ready for Distribution pre-
vfOus q he sale.
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AUCTION SALES.
CHAS. 7. NASH'S SALES.


HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND SUNDRIEs
For Account Of whom II may Concern
BY CHAs. Il. NASH.
AUcroNEER-Ohice, Masonic Hall Auction Mart
Corner ST. Charles and Perdido streets.
MONDA a n, 10Th Inst. at i O'Clock a. NJ.
lsi the premises No 266 CarORdeet locality
the late hre for account of wi il positively
and without reserve, will be sold
Mahogany, Bed room, Dining and Parlor Furniture:
Carpets Mattre Window Shades Wearing Apparel Bed
Clothing etc, slightly damaged by fire.
hS- fERMs-CRsh IL United States Treasury Notes.
FURNITURE. FURNITURE. ... -. FURNITURE.
BIZ CHAS. 4. NASH,
ACKNOWLEDGES Masonic Hall Auction Mart,
Corner 81 Charles and Perdido streets.
MONDAY, 18th instcnt, at IL o'clock A.
4l NJ a. saesroems corner ST. Charles and Perddo Streets
will be sold
A large snd varied assortment of Household Once and
Kitchen Furniture
az TERxs-Cash in U. s. Treasury Notes.
COTTON.
BIZ CHAs. Il. NASH,
AucuoNKER-Ofice Masonic Hall Auction Mart.
Corner ST. Charles and PeriidO streets.
MONDAY, 18th Instant, at II O'Clock
WI A at salesrooms. corner St. Charles and Per.
dido Streets for account Of whom may concern will
sold
2baIes COTTON.
"a TERMs-Cash in q. s. Treasury Notes.
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BIZ TRRMs-Cash in u. g. Treasury notes.
The Schedules above recited be examined previous
the sale by application Office Of e. Norton, .
Assignee, Ia the Cuscm House building
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ESTATE OF BERNARD HANS. IN BANKRUPTCY
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nv g. Il. GIRARDEx q co..

RY @. Il. GIRARDEY n co.,
AUcrIoNxKRs-OfHce. II Exchange Place.
WEDNEsDAY. June I7th, lses. at 10
change. Royal street between CustOmhouss and Canal
ds virtue d an ssaeT 81 the o the District
effect settlement Of estates in bankruptcy, at public
ALL THE NOTES, Bills Receivable Open Accounts and
Securities belonging to the Bankruptcies hereinafter men,
1-Da Y Wise sanArupti No. is in Bankruptcy.
3-Rhodes 4 CroweI :. 70 :
IN NJ Merrill a Co, ~
6-Cerf Meyer, BIG
~ EEiR R1St. l s9
9-LOeH; Sim. a Coz
BE- TKRms-Cash in u s. Treasury notes.
the sale BY application Office Of & Norton Esq -
Assignee, IN the Cusiem House building.
BANKRUPT SALES
STRAW, FANCY AND MILLINERY ARTICLES,
MEMS YOUTHS AND BOYS FURNISHING GOODS.
ESTATES OF
@. CALLER AND @. V. LAGAY IN BANKRUPTCY.
BY G. e. GIRARDEV q CO..
Office, No II Exchange Place. F,
THTRsDAY. June ls,A; IsSs. at 10
ronns snd bd. Streets P s s
genera sssggss q. Public hScsiSRI win os sold
lection d. q Ee and 5s o
Buttons, swiss Goods Boys Mis- Hats aud Caps
Pocket Books Knives Lace and Jet Tr@mogs Laea sets
Gloves. Handkerchief and large assortment Artificial
Also
stock of Mems Youths and Boys Furnishing Goods
Rs-TERNs-Cash in u s. Treasury Notes
ESTATE OF JACOB BARKER.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
NO. g. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT DIS.
TRICT OF LOUISIANA.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN TIE F1Rs-,
AND FOURTH DISTRICTS OF THIS CITY, COM
PRIsING STORES, BUSINESS STANDS,
AND DWELLINGS,
THE ENTIRE WITHOUT RESERVATION
BY ORDER OF THE ASSIGNEE.
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BANKRUPT SALE.

CHINA. oRoCKERY AND GLASS WARE.
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HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, ETC.
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AUCTION SALES.
C. E. GlRARDEY q co.'s SALES.

TWO SPLENDID BILLIARD TABLES AT AUCTION,
BIZ O. K. GIRAKDEY a CO..
Office No. II Exchange Piece.
TUESDAY, 18th june. 1868, at 4 o'clock
in front Of our once. for account OF whomsoever
Il may concern will be Sold
Two BILLIARD TABLES, Phelans manufacture, per-
feety and complete, wish equipments.
RS- TERms-Cashi In Y. 3. Treasury Notes
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MON TGOMERY BROS. q co. IS SALES.
LARGE AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF ELEGANI
ksteh and Single Horses Elegant Saddle Horses Fine
Work Mules Fine Mich Cows Buggiss Harness, Wagons
ste, etc, ct suction-
RX MONTGOMERY HR0a. n co..
onice-57 Camp street
MoNDAH, June 18th, at II s'eIoek A
NJ, at =. Liners Stables GEavier street. VIII be SOLD
Elegant Match Horses
Elegant Saddle Horses
Fine Work Mules.
Fine Mich Cows.
Aho-Tep and Open Buggfes, Harness. Wseous
90 TsRHs-Ossh In U. 8. Treasury Notes
FURNIfUR FURNITURE. 80. FURNITURE
ny MONTGOMERY BROS. d CO.,
X M. MONTGOMERY, AuctioueeE.
INUEsDAY, june 18th. Mt N o,eIoek a
n At their Auction Mart 81 Camp street. viii be solo
general assortment of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
suoh as ROSEWOOD, Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteads An
eesus Armoirs Wristbands Mahogany Walnut reta.
SOFAS spring seat Chairs Easy Chairs Marble Ton Cent?,
sOe Marble Top Sideboards Extension Tabes Velvet and
carpets French Plate Mirrors Mattresses Eurav
hgs faintngs Cooking Stoves and Utsnss etc benz IA.
contents OF several well-furnished housea ~
Also
large invoice of Cottage Beds Cane and Wood Sea
ss-TERxs-Cash IN u 8. Treasury Notes.
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AUcrIoEKERs-Ohce, IL Exchange Place.
INTERMEDIARY. june 17th, 1865. st 10
w O'Clock N, ~ the Merchants and AuctiOneers Ex-
change, Royal street between CustOmhouse and Canal
streets By virtue Of order Of the Honorable the District
Court Of III United States District of Louisiana order
effect settlement OF estates in bankruptcy, at public
tion, will be sold
ALL THE NOTES, Bills Receivable Open Accounts and
Securities belonging the Bankruptcies
witt In tha malta 81
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BANKRUPT SALES.

BANKRUPT SALES
STRAW, FANCY AND MILLINERY ARTICLES.
MEMS, YOUTHS AND BOYS FURNISHING GOODS
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ness. Cheers.I III few days will answet
the communication you have Just handed
me BY letter, rs is the customary form.
Tremendous and long Continued cheering. |
General Blair inside some remarks, sc.
cepting the nomination for vice>president,
and pledging himself to adhere 70 the trih-
ciples enunciated in the platform. While
these proceedings were going on inside of
Tammany Hall. an immense gathering col
lected outside who seemed animated BY the
greatest enthusiasm, and on Seymour's ap>
pearance on the platform which had been
erected in the street, greeted him with
tremendous cheers. In a few words he
thanked the multitude for their expression
of appreciation, and excused himself from
making heightened speech on the ground
of fatigue.
The meeting was subsequently addressed
BY A. J. Rogers. of New Jersey, General
Thomas L. Price, of Missouri, and Gen.
Wm. Preston, Of Kentucky, and others,
and finally adjourned with three times three
for Seymour and Blair.
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r The National. Platform.

The crisis was passed and the destiny Of
the republic determined, when the New
York convention, with one heart and voice,
united upon the platform of principles
which It sent forth to the country. The
Milwaukee Ners thus tersel5 presents it,
leading features:
In all Its affirmative PROPOSITIONS tlat
platform is but the assertion of faith AZ
old ~ the constitution an utterapco Of
the every thought and feeling that governs
the popular heart, and in its success thro'
victory at the polls, the people cannot fail
to see the realization of all their hopes i'm
the restoration of good governme ent and q
perfect Union.
Here in Wisconsin, We, rs citizens. want
oil the states forthwith restored to equal
rights and dignity under the constitution.
The platform declares for that
1--WE Sant the evils, and the Wrongs Of
the war to be forthwith forgotten in tbs re /.
turn Of liberty, equality and fraternity to
all the people OF the Union. The platfcrm
declares for thatl
I'VE want the national debt paid, the in
terest stopbed and taxation forthwith re-.
duced. The platform declares for thatl
For the necessary expenses of govern.
ment, We want every kind of property
equally taxed according to value. The
platform declares for that
I'VE want one currency for the govern
ment and the people, the laborer and Office.
holder, the citisen aud the soldier, the
producer and the bondholder. The plat.
form declares for that! A
I'VE want reduction of the army and
the navy, the ab lition of the freedmen 4
bureau and all other instrumentalities no..
toriously designed to tax aud Cypress the
people. The platform declares for that
I'VE want no taxation by tariff which in
fact or il principle fails 10 contribute most
largely to the revenues of the government.
The platform declares for that !
I'VE want the immediate expulsion OF
corrupt men from office; the restoration Of
the rightful authority and independence of
the executive and judiciary, and the Instant
and complete subordination Of the military
to the civil power. The platform declares
for that!
'.We regret that TIL. had Got been niors
tersily expressed in the resolutions Of the
convention-b it is all there, and moth.
ing more +! 1t is all there, and such are the
purposes the people of the United States
are called upon to vote for and labor for
until victory crowns their catse in Eoyen.
ber.'' -.~.-
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Gov. Seymour and the War.
From the Milwaukee News.


We do not propose to expend much
space during the presidential election in
refuting slanders on Gov Seymour from q
partisan press which has INDUCED in thia
sort Of warfare till its reputat on for veracitJ
has become thoroughly rotten, and We
allude to one OF these Characteristic radical
arguments in the Sentinel Of yesterday,
merely for the purpose OF making the truth
more conspicuous by contrast.
In the midst of the war Gov. SeJ mouf
was taken up by the people of New York
and made governor of that great state, and
in sllusion to this fact, the Sentinel says:
mo sooner was this accom- plished than he
threw off his disguise and became probalyd
a more mischieyous enemy of the govern
ment than any other one man north or
south. He used the whole of his immense
power to, obstruct the work OF subduink
the rebell.6G by withholding so far as he
could or dared men and supplies.
The actual truth is that Gov. Seymour.
contributed more physical force from New
York to the successful issue OF the war, In
proportion to the size Of the state even;
that was contributed by any other. eastern
state, and he contributed far more moral
force to the Union cause than the national
administration itself, with its whole brood
Of Its othce>hunting dependents thrown in.
More than this, when he saw Washing
ton endangered, of his own accord he hurs
ried the state troops of New. York for
ward to the scene Of G nfict ID Pennsy ylvania,
and it was through his well directed and
almost superhuman efforts that the Union
army was saved from the destruction td
which they had been doomed by the imbe,
cility and political chieanery of the federal
administration And so n,arkod ocH
effective were Seymour's services at this
crisis. that the secretary of war was COM
pelle1 from sheer shame 10 issue an order
returning the thanks Of the president to
the governor Of New York for the exs
traordinary degree of efficiency and patri.:
otism manifested by him on that occasion.
1t is ii the face OF this official order,
signed by Stanton in the name of Lincoln,
that the Sentinel exhibits its putrid PAT.
tisanship by attempting to deceive its
readers as to Gov. Seymour's record.
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streets we're again silent. Take it all in all,
1t was such q demonstration as one may
expect to witness but once in lifetime, and
which will be remembered always. 1t was
q voluntary and spontaneous uprising Of
the people to testify their JOY and thank
fulness in the promise which the wise action
OF the New York convention gave for the
future welfare of the country, and which
was rendered more marked by comparison
with the dat and spiritless manper in which
the news of the nomination of GRANT and
CoLFAx was received here. The demo-
Gratis Of Manitowoc county are wide awake,
and will roll up majority of 1900 for
SEYMOUR aud BLAIR this fall.
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Acceptance of the Nomination By Sey.
mour and Blair.

The committee designated by the na-
tional democratic convention to present the
nominations to the candidates, performed
the duty assigned to them last Friday even>
ing at Tammany hall in the presence of .
great concourse of spectators Gen. Nor
gan, Of Ohio, chairman of the committee,
in brief and appropriate address made .
formal tender Of the nominations TO Gov.
Seymour and Gen. Blair; Gov. Seymour
replied as follows:
Mr.. CHAIRMAN AND GENTLEMEN OF THE
COMMITTEE: l thank you for the courte-
Gus terms in which you have communicated
to me the action OF the democratic national
convention. lCheers. have no words ad-
equate to express my gratitude for the
good will and kindness which that body has
shown me. Its nomination was unsought
and unexpected. 1t was my ambition to
take an active part from which am now
excluded, IN the great struggle koing ON
tor tho restoration Of good government, Of
peace and prosperity to OUT eoHnsry.
Loud cheering. But / have been caught
ub By the overwhelming tide thst is bear
ing US to q great politiosl change, snd /
1u~ .hyoSAA uuoOIS W tCoAes Asc PiCecuE0s
Loud cheers. You hsse also given to me
. copy of the resolutions pat forth BY the
convention, showing its position upon the
great questions which now agitate the
country. As the presiding officer Of that
convention am familiar with then scope
and import, and ~ one of its members, .
party to their terms. They are in accord.
ance with my wish and stand upon them
in the contest into which We IRE noW enter
ing, and / shall strive to carry then out In
future wherever may be plseed ID Dtblic
or private life. congratulate you snd all
conservative men Who seek f0 restore Or
der, peace, prosperity and good govern
ment to our lahd, upon the sSideneea
everywhere shown that We tte to triumph
1t the next election. PROLONGED cheers.
Those who 1rs politically opposed TO ID
battered themselves there would b discord
in our councils.
They mistook tho tkeeftsifigs II out
views - to the best Aasshods Of esrryins oot
our purposes, for there b . difference Of
opinion with regard TO tkoss purposes.
They mistook IN intense anxiety to do no
act which should not b Wise Stn iu61essobs
for spffis Of di00rd, bdt duriff the
heightened proceedings and earnest Discus
sions Of the ccnveAsi6h there has prevailed
% entire harmony of fttei6outye, . potent
forbearance and & selfsaeri6cinx spirit
Which are the SURE tokens Of . coming VIC
tory. -
Accept Tor yosrs'yss. gsslsmsn, my
*lshes Tor pour future weitaSs and hsppi>
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YIELDED AT LAsT.-By letter received
from the proprietors of Goes Cough Bal.
sam, We are informed that they have at last
yielded to the pressing demand, and in adj
dition to the ordinary size now 30 long in
the market, have consented to furnish
their popular remedy (Coe's Cough Bal.
sam) in mammoth family bottles, which
will be the largest bottle of medicine ever
sold in this country for $l-and which is
unequalled as a sure and speedy remedy
for coughs. colds, Group, whooping cough,
and all throat and lung complaints. Both
sizes can now be found at all drug
stores. 52W4