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CONGRESSIONAL.
XIII cowcREss-FoRsT SESSION.

senate, SNh. The Electioo Conniitee Win report
n favor Of Oodthwais and Bsodgetts right 70 ssats
Hamiin u Texas took his scat.
HoUsk, 13h. whssise eGssed TIE following!
Raeolse1 That The Yrss3deat q Ihe Senate md IL
Speaker q Tie Hoose b. asthorised b eoes Ne pres
ent session o. ~ ~ q March instant Adspssd By
ysas, III, and nays, s. AdjSasDed.
House, 33-F1SnsWostA moved thAt when The Hooss
adjsams 70 nsnow Il - sasa ~ 1sse Meaday b
Deoomb0 next. sRtz
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FRANCE.

Versailles, March a3-AM Ne chiefs Il tho1mpssial
amy ore retiring from service. They hsrs q retained
from Germany.
PariA IA, via London - 3 4 m-Adaiss continue
quiet in Paris Battallions Of nationals 10 eueaped
in the Place Vsndoue. 70 the foot Of which szamc Il
allowed .'...~
Versailles, 1d-LAeef.-A circular from the czeeu'
tive u he prefses Of Dpartmsnta states that ssdef
u gradually beizg rseseahAshed In Paris. si.nid-
can't dsnous ration made By well disposed cttiscus
in Paris ysstetaay. had beneficial effect The A.
eemb1 be- vseed unanimously dignided psoclama-
ten - Tho people, Tho bonds Of the executive and
Assembly are drawn closer. The mobiles have offered
% assist the government against anarchy Aarshal
Canroaest has made advances to President Thiess
which are we'll received.
Paris. II. p. m, March sat ono O'Clock this
morning great excitement was caused BY false alarm
that the Prsssians were coming to-day. Signals were
lssi from rides and cannon At Bellevills and 1ent
Mastrie. The Journal QHeiol publishes prociams-
tion In the name Of tie public - garde nationals,
dspsecating scts Of violcDes. The Paris deputies
publish manifesto to the slectoss Of which thu fol-
lowing II synopsis: 'On tho 10th inst the people
Of Paris insisted the removal Of the assembly to
Paris ~ that city could only possibly be the capital
u France. II 10 necessary to avoid agitation while
the invader IL campcd on the soil Of France Because
Of their presence It 10 necessary for the Assembly to
hasten the delivery Of France and the Republic
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The proceedings Of the High Commission
do not look 20 favorable for adjudication Of
the issues between England and America.
England does not appear disposed 70 make
any eonoessjona Whils The Americas
Commissioners ars disposed 70 pay for he
privilege ot.our hsherusn fishing in Cans.
dian waters, they still do not regard Il . .
good thing to begin settling accounts with
England b. paying her money. AZ present
there b only very thin hope that any set-
element will Be determined upon.
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From silver Bow.

RDsron Nsv NoRFa.wssr:
Affairs look encouraging for the Dow this
summer: l send you the following items,
just 10 show you how the game looks.
There are four bitches constructed to
carry water on to mining ground in Silver
Bow and Rocker. First, the Divide Creek
Ditch, owned by Belanger & Allen. cspa>
city 500 inches. Second, Basin Ditch, in
tho hands Of G. Weibod, capacity 40
inches. Third, McAinnvills Ditch, capa-
city 700 inches. Fourth, Robinson = Tur-
uer Ditch, capacity 400 inches.
Tho water In the NcAinnville Ditch will
b sold very low this season, which win On.
able plenty Of ground to DO worked, which
has been laying idle for some time, and
think will This year pay good profit 70 the
owners.
There will be shout fifteen white compa-
mics q work In dry diegings this season,
owning from 1000 70 Aeoo feet Of ground.
There will b three Hydraulic claims work
I'd. Each company owning groand will
employ from4 70 10 men. Peehaps In oil
there win Be 80 o. 100 msn employed.
The avesa6e pay Of ground per hard will
b f1om % % t1s Per day. There viii sho
b about Ave miles Of the esssk worked,
which viii pay we'll. ~ % i
II the way Of business q Silver Bow,
thsss VIII b two Hotels, two Stores, ono
brewery, one Meat Market, oss Billiard S.
loon. one Bakery. one Tsnpin Alley, and a
ample number Of Drinking Saloons Al
ROCKER there will b one Store, one Saloon,
and one Reslsurant III i,
Ihsre b ''hcaps"of ssow in the country
ieeo'nS our disches. mining win begin
shortly, and tie No1rn.wEsr shall b Cd
v'sed Of evsats = they transp,re.
Yours truly, s.D.wsf
Sove 1sw. sllAssA q n. iesaE "a fsikli
Msara Jno. Q. Wslls 3 Co. Pablishera,
New Yok, ass entitled 70 oar most aniablS
eoqsSdsadsa for peo6esiag = o&s6 h
tssds fog - worth Of sdvstiline II
seisace ae.p hlSnology doss 1essnahle 49,
- s'siser ~ eseaa, Il.
0gdas Aays ~ tasasa ~ win ssoilss
~ aavseehsU alosa on1n seSaeoo -
oeoe Joly Ia 81 b6a. fin as ,As'f IS L
sEtsta 49, -.8vs*4F go n sss4 e8sE Nil sfs
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sCnoo1 ExnnIr1oNs-EurN Kar1. :

School ExILDITIoNs-F0urh Yard. -
The Fourth Ward public school closed
yesterday, and the closing exhibition came
Of last evening in the new school house,
corner Of Zane and Sixth streets. The
hall was filled to OVERLOOKING before the
exercises commenced, and during he
evening ut least two hundred and fifty
were compelled to return to their homes
unable to gain admittance. The enter.
tainment consisted Of songs, recitations,
dialogues, essays, &c. Wewould not DIS
criminate where all did SO well; suffice 1t
10 say but little room was LEFT for improve.
ment. Prof. Tuttle and his able assls.
tants deserve great credit for the success.
full manner in which the affair passed of,
and the youthful performers should be
proud Of their achievements. By request
the entertainment will be repeated at the
commencement OF the spring term. We
hope, for that occasion, he win secure a
larger hall, feeling assured that 1t viii be
filled. The Board OF Education was GER
tainly fortunate III securing the services
Of so able and efficient a Principal, as
Prof T. Hs has. and deserves, the good
esteem Of both scholars and citizens.
First WaTd.-Thesecond entertainment
toi 1.-THE First Ware. public school was given
in Turner Hall last evening, to crowded
house. The wholealIair was a success in
every sense Of the word. The audience
was large and entered fully into the spirit
of the several pieces presented for their
delectation. The string band discoursed
excellent music during the evening, and
added no little to the enjoyment ofthe &C.
casiOn. The entertainment consisted o.
dialogues, tableaux, songs, Duets, &C., &c.
The programme was very long, but Pro-
Fessor Bundy has a way Of making things
work so orderly and smoothly that The
exercises were over by ten o'clock. The
exhibition gave evidence Of an immense
amount of labor devoted to preparation
forit Indeed some portions Of the pro-
gramme were rendered in manner that
would have done credit TO far older and
more experienced performers. Wethought
that "Aunt Betsey's Beau" and the dia-
logue between the two colored individuals
we're remarkably well done, while the
German ballad, sung by Miss shallcross,
and "The Moon Is Beaming on the Lake."
I by Misses Robertson, shallcross and
Phipps, were deserving Of the highest
praise.
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RETIREMENT OF A FAITHFUL OFFICER.
Mr.. A. T. McKelvey, for a number Of
years the faithful, obliging, and competent
Superintendent Of the Western Union
Telegraph Office in this city, retlres from
that position to-day. Mr.. NCEelvey is
succeeded by Mr.. John Morgan, IT,, who
brings to the duties of the office several
years experience. In parting with Mr..
McKolvey as q public servant, We arc con-
fldent we reflect the general sentiment Of
the community when we express regret
thai. he felt lmpelled, in Wow Of the state
of his health, to sever the pleasant rela-
tions which have subsisted for so long q
period between himself and the business
portion Of our citizens. We are equally
confident that the best wishes Of all his
friends and acquaintance so with him to
his new home in Belmont county.
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"OuR Own WATCH"-These reliable
time pieces, imported directly from
Europe by OxtoOy s. Duftield, the Mar
ket street Jewellers, arc recommended by
all Of the many persons who carry them.
Ascorrect time Indicators these watches
cannot be excelled. Full stock Of foreign
Watches, EIgin and every other grade Of
American Watches at 1O4 Market street,
below the Mcclure House. Also every
thing in tho way of Jewelry, Spectacles,
Clocks, Plated Ware, &c.
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Orr FOR GERMANY.-Among the pas.
sengers on board the North German
Lloyd steamer which cleared from Balti.
timore for Bremen, last Wednesday, was
William Hankinson of this city. Now
that the troubles in the old world have
been Quictcd, the frequent departures Of
our foreign born citizens on trips Of
pleasure or business 10 Europe will be 70.
sumed. Several of the more prominent
steamship lines have agents in this city,
and tickets can be procured here on as
favorable terms as at the points Of clear,
ance. .... ...,.
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RECoRDERs OFFICE ITEMs.-During
the last month there were admitted to
record in the Recorders office Of this
county, sixty.tive deeds in fce-the value
of the property conveyed aggrcgating
ninety.thrco thousand and eighteen dol.
lars.
Fifteen marriage licenses were issued
in the same period, making flIty.two
since the 1st Of January. Compared
with the number issued in March 1870,
the ratio stands rs the number stated
above is to twcnty.six.
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RAILROAD TREsTLGN0 BURNED
About sixty feet Of trestlework on the
Central Ohio division Of the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad were burned yesterday
morning ut halfpast two o'clock The
destroyed trestling was four miles below
GAINESVILLE. Passengers, baggage and
Express matter had TO be transferred, yes
tGrday. The running Of freight trains
was entirely suspended, 1t is thought
the breach will be repaired, and the reg.
ular working of the road be resumed by
to.morrow,
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A FRESH supply of Cakes to-day, at
Chas, r. Behler's No. III Market street.

ELECTION OF A CAsHrER.-A few morn
ings since we mentioned that s. Brady,
Esq, had resigned the cashierahip Of the
Merchants National Bank Of this city.
At meeting of the directors Of the in
stitution, held yesterday, Mr.. John ].
Jones, teller in the First National, was
elected unanimously to fill the vacancy.
1t Is only few days since that Mr.. ].
was chosen to o position in one of the
banks in Pittsburgh, and we learn that he
was to leave next Monday to enter upon
his duties. As he has accepted the CASH
iership of the Merchants, he will remain
here. We are gratiAed to hear Of our
friends promotion, and we feel confident
that he will prove faithful and compe-
tent officer.
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4 solution in taA is,requesled.

New FRE BEIL.-The Atlantic steam
fire engine, was removed last Sunday
evening, to the new engine house recent.
ly erected on the northeast corner Of Zane
and Filth streets, near the Henpfeld
railroad depot. The house is fine one
for the purpose, and when fully finished
and furnished as originally designed, viii
be very convenient. Yesterday the new
bell was put in position, and is about
ready for use. This bell is the finest fire
alarm in Wheeling; was cassidy A. Fulton
& Sons, Pittsburgh, and weighs about
1900 pounds. We think in case Of an
alarm of fire, the citizens of the Fourth
Ward will all have their attention called
to the fact whether they desire 1t or not,
for this bell will make no small noise
when ringing. a.
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\ PROCLAMATION.
pr THE GOVERNOR.

In conformity with Joint Resolution No. 10, Of
the Legislature, adopted February 18th, 1871, no.
tlce 10 hereby given that an election will be held
at every place Of voting within the State Of West
Virginia. on the Fourth Thursday in April, 1871,
being the 9Th day thereof 10 ascertain the sense
Of the QuAliAed voters on the ratification or 70.
lection Of the following proposed amendment to
the Constitution Of the state, as . substitute for
Section one Of Article three thereof. namely:
"The male citizens Of the State shall be Cnti,
tied to vote at all elections held within the cleo.
tIon districts In which they respectively reside (;
but no person who Is minor, or Ofuusound mind,
or a paupCr, or who 10 under conviction Of treA.
Son, felony or bribery In an election, or who has
not been resident Of the State for one year, and
Of tbs county In which he offers to vote for thirty
days next preceding such offer, shall be permit
ted 10 vote while such disability continues"
For this purp0sc, Supervisors and Inspectors OF
elections throughout the State, are directed TO
open polls Rt their respective places Of voting on
tho day Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, l have hereunto set my
- hand, and caused the Great Seal Ofthc
!, Estate to be affixed, at Charleston, this
49, tho 18th day of March, 1871.
~ JOHN ]. JACOB.
mHrs9-sat j. NJ. PHELPS, see'y OF State.
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MendelssOhn QuintettC Club of
Boston. ..f.

Boston.
From the Troy Times
The programme was excellent, and the
playing as may always be expected Of
this Club OF famous artistes, fanltleSs in
the adagiO and allegro movements from
Beethoven, for strings alone. The pre-
cision with which the most intricate and
delicate llarnonieS were displayed by each
artist, showed what long years OF study
and close attention TO nrt could accom-.
plish. The solos by Mr.. Heindl on the
flute, and Mr. Ryan on the clarionette,
were Enthusiastically excellent. A mar.
velOus amount OF execution was also dis.
played in the duet for violin and violin.
cello, by Messrs. Shuttle and Fries. on
English and American airs. bIr. Faris Is
the best player in the band, and brings
the finest tones from his violincello we
ever heard in R0nd's Hall. The Club
have always had tho good sense to bring
along with them one Of New Englands
sweet singers, but they never were accom-.
panied by anybody who sang so sweetly
US did Mrs. Weston last evening. We
have had visits from very few singers, in
deed, who combine such genuine charms
Of voice and person. She sang selection
from the Huguenots and two beautiful
ballads, and was warmly and deserYedly
encored each time. The accompani-
ments to her songs were most exquisitely
played by the Club.
They will give one Grand Concert at
Washington Hall on next Saturday even
ing, April Sth. saleor Reserved Seats
will commence on next Thursday morn.
ing at 10 O'Clock, at Hamilton & Hardipp's
Music Store. Reserved seats, 800; at
the door, 70 cents.
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In FULL PRACTlcE. Peter Klug ap-
pears to have entered fnlly into law prac'
tice in this city. Yesterday he was ar
rested for three cases OF assault and bat.
terry, and one tor surety of the peace. On
the nth and 18th ult. he administered
personal chastisement to Peter Hason'
aucr, and also, on the date first mentloned
he assaulted and beat most outrageously,
an old man named Andrew Ruble. A
warrant to require the pugillst to give
surety for his future good behavior was
sworn out by Hasenauer, or Ruble, We
are not certain which. Klug will have a
hearing before Judge Johnston this morn
ing, and will probably get peep behind
the scenes Of, three or four,proSeCutions in
Court before he is through with the fore
going matters, ...,......
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NoTICE TO HoUsEKEEPERs. Buy your
wall paper at PAUL Bros. s. Co.'S, and
SAVE FIFTEEN PER CENT. by getting
those wide English goods which are gen.
orally superior to American paper, both
IN the quality ofthe paper and the COlors
they arc printed in-AND SELL FOR THE
SAME PRICE. You will find there the
best assortment in the city-all styles,
prices, and qualities.
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REslGNED.-Mr. Charles Exley, for the
past two years the faithful and efficient
Deputy sergeant in the Third Ward, re-
signed his position yesterday. Mr.. E.
will at once enter upon his duties as Con-
stable of Clay township. He win also
give attention to general collecting.
While the general public will be deprived
of his services us a member Of the pc,
lice force, the citizens Of his township
will reap the advantage ofhis experience.
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In THR CITV.-John L. Wilson, EsQr.,
Master of Transportation on the Balti.
more " OHIO railroad, reached the city
last evening. Ono or two other officials
accompanied Nj. W, but we could not
ascertain their names. s. ....
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New GooDs,-J. T. Lakin 4 Co., have
received their stock Of goods for Spring
and Summer wear, and we arc satisfied
that for variety and beauty, they can not
be surpassed in the city. Call and sec
them
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nh .TOHNSON.

Member OF the Royal college OF Surgeons, Lon
don, Graduate Of one Of the most eminent Col.
leges in the United States, and tho greater part
London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere, has
effected some OF the most astonishing cuIes that
were ever known. Many troubled with ringing
In the head and ears when asleep, great nervous
ness, being alarmed Of sudden sounds, bashiul'
ness, with frequent blushing, attended some:
Immediately.
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TO BE ExAMNED.-AIAtthew Pearl,
whose arrest for assaulting and beating
Thomas Walters We mentioned in last
Monday mornings paper, will have an
examination before Rsqr GllIespy, this
afternoon, .--, ..t .... al.
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EXERCISES TO De Observation-Disclosures
i'll the public schools of this district will
be resumed on Monday morning, 10th
inst, and not on the Sd, as stated in yes
terday's paper.
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REMovED-McKelvey's News and
Literary Depot will be opened this morn.
ing in the new store room, Mcclure
House block, Monroe streen-one door
above Market.
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NEW GooDs-I am now receiving my
spring stock Of Boots and Shoes, which 1
am selling very cheap. An examination
is respectfully solicited.
L.V. BLOND, 107 Main Street
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A FEW pairs Women's Goat and Mo-
rocco polish, best Philadelphia make, at
g so, worth s. 50. Misses lasting Bal.
morals at 81 so. Women's lasting BAlmO.
rails at g 95, at
L. Y. BLoNp's, 1O7 Main street:
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PATENT TO WEST Misunderstanding
the week ending March 2sth, patent on
nail plate rolling, was granted to Mesars.
0. G, Dewey, J. Dudley and F. Under
man, OF this city.
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The latest Magazines, Literary and
Pictorial Papers, New York and Cincin.
natl daillcs, at W. P. NIcKelvey's New
Store Room, Monroe street, M'Lure House
building, .
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POLICE CoURT.-There was not a solf.
tary case in the police court, yesterday
morning. This is a healthful condition
Of things, and is a subject Of congratu.
ton by all who have the best interests Of
the city at heart.
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Posi- OFFICE ITEM.-W. Handman has
been appointed postmaster at Big Skin
Greek, Lewis county, rice Jacob Morri-
son, declined and moved away.
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NOTICE To HoUsEKEEpERs AND
OTHERs.-You can buy all the new and
elegant styles Of American. made Wall
Papers at a third less than old style En-.
glish Papers. Call and sec the largest
and cheapest stock in the city. Joseph
Graves, No. "a Monroe street.
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A LARGE lot Of lasting goods, side lace,
lace, button, and Congress- spring styles
just received at Carnahan s. Co.'s, 81
Min street, Centre Wheeling. is.
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COOP rich Chocolate, Peach, Vanilla
Ice Cream and Orange Sherbet today, at
Chas. r. Behler's.
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A FINE lot of Oranges, Lemons and
French Candies, Just received and for sale,
cheap, at ChaS. r. Behlers.
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FORyour Furniture, Window Shades,
Mattresses, &C., go to VIM. link & Sons,
North end Centre Wheeling Market
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AFTER moving, new Window Shades
arc needed, for which call at Vim. link
&Son's North end Centre Wheeling Mar
ket. .f
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Ghe4nteLIige
SATURDAY, APRIL /, 1871.

New Advertisements.
Steamer Carrie Brooks.
Wanted-Situation.
Eng. Evan. Lutheran Church. Oh.
Hello, Boys, where are you going.
Venitian, Rag, Cottage and Hemp Car
pets.
Genuine Steam Engines. % ~.
Fine Watches, Jcwclry, Diamonds, Sill,
yer Ware, &c.
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A LARGE stock Of Boots and Shoes,
comprising all the latest styles, just re-
ceiYed at
L,V. BIoND's 10Y Maid Street
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BRONZE button boots, bronze lace
boots, bronze croquct slippers, latest
spring styles just opened at Canadian &
Co.'S, 81 Main street, Centre Wheeling.
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PERsoNAL.-Ex:Gov Peirpoint was in
the city, yesterday.
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TOR SALE.-TWENTY (2W BUILD,
each. Terms, One.fourth cash; the residue In
equal lustSlments at one, two and three years.
Apply at Top Mill 70 ..
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lAoN-PuosPHoEUS-c ALsATA.-Thet three bes
Tonles, BkIllfnlly and elegantly combined in an
Rmbereolored cordial, beautifully transparent to
the eye; pleasant to the taste, acceptable to the
stomach, In CAswell, Hazard & Co.'S FerO,Phos-
phorated ElIxer Of CallSaya Bark.
Each pint contains one ounce oIRoyal CaliSayA
Bark, and each teASpOonful contains one grain oil
iron. Samples furnished nee to the profession.
CAsWELL, HAZARD B CO.,
Sole manufacturers, New York.
Sold BY all Druggists,
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CouGHs.-The administration Of Medi.
cinal preparations in the form Of a ioscngS
is Of all modes the most eligible and con-
venlent, more especially rs regards a
Cough Remedy. "Bruen'S Bronchial TEo-
c1es," or Cough Lozenges, allay irritation
which induces coughing, giving instant
relief in Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Induen.
"a, and Consumptive and Asthmatic com
plants. cod