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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-04
HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

A THE SPECIAL ATTENTION OF GENTLEMEN rs
fs ssd to Y 1es 4sas at % svsaSs
to-day MAY at y SsGSk Of 5.in s
strictly IN s' JSS T. e ysls Ssasa aascnee
osas q ssss'n sTsd srGss &
an qS4s
gain pronp on and sy Win .
aeS hsy no wc Or dss
they are
S on ,df and muscle SS enough st Or
road nsys no yse nS ss n nS and fear nothing
the and d be, I
od iSs Pilot dam Sy
have nne symmetry and drive in great style without
d9s are esS q d ndds"s q a na %
hardy and rugged and have me enduranss; th,y can
and sound and kind they snSyea las, al
to be found they have handsome and bloodlke heads
and them high and are IS ds v Dr.
sr s @ ns Ws se sssd n INN
limiting him as to Size and color only They arrived
In and s a"d en Il y s an nsw
hs nd a m aa S0u I'll oc a s
abroad They are worthy Of special attention. as their
hand team and strictly warranted in every particu
sy % ,s%S p
s s y
or trick fault or biemish warranted sound and kind
FGn
road horse % sensible and fine without vice.
wagon, and warranted sound and kinh.
the least ali
private and first class stock
A difT auoSs SStsk AND NEW YORK latter
nS5SR q sas sEsoavA w. SsRhEE s rxy xaosFss fst
Regular agction ton sales Of Hor.cs cMrriages, &C.
Twenty four hours allowed trial every horse sold
under warrantee.
nns1sa Tes 1saiy %nfs bSiRISs Y tss fsf!s Rnsa
SF shaThs sx rs p%2 af If - O'CLOCK
aGs sa sss snf n Os ss cy G
red ,oa%, viii iens a@Was name ana tail; bred
os
Sss nsn@
without exception, of the fines, saddle horses in
Elegant handsome ana FAST blood bay Coupe Road
driver can ro in three minutes and was never handled
s1 S as'TE rS aaa
ana warranted !; sound @ an and kind ,.,> ,,.s -.
very free easy and pleasant driver trot close 70
or Has Ss nS % %f family
The extra fine and fast bay trottng Mare victoria sired
sia avery stylish game Say driver has record Of
at augusta Me- i arSa Of nothing can G be dryen
also Road Wagon, Harness, &c.
Fine large bay Gelding 15ss high. T. years old prompt
free and easy driver extra ne business Horse and war
rantcd sound and kind
Also the elegant celebrated and fast bay trottng goding
Listener l5 hish syears old very prompt and pleas
ant driver, fears nothing stands without tying; has
record OF 40 and is warranted TO trot in $40 This day
warranted sound and Kind this horse bid oil
last Wednesday by Isaac G. Hamon of l22 East twenty
ninth street, who has failed TO call for him.
Sin top aud no top Road Wagons.
New and second hand Harness. Horse Clothing, Saddles
Brides, Whips, &c.
Also several other Horses.
Full description at sale
Sales never postponed on account Of weather
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REWARDS,

IOx KING, DETECTIVE POLICE AGENCY. 72
~ broadway and II New sire et established s62-Fur-
nish only reahe and experienced opcratiyes branch
prncipal Europe,
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STORAGE.

4 BINGDoN sou uARF. WEST SIDE, STORAGE WAR;
~ houses 59a ga and 6B Hudson street and ~ Abing
don square ,otcc 5n Hudson near West Twelfth street,
tor furniture, pianos, &c, placed IN SEPARATE cpinpar
mcnts The cheapest and respon it. establishment
In New York. X. TAGuARr Manager aud UWnSr.
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LIBERAL REWARD WILL RE GIVEN FOR A
"A black ana tan Slut; scar hind leg. 6l4 Broad
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

NyATIoNAL LINE on STEAMSHIPS.
~ WEEKLY TO QUEEN srD~S AND LTNEEPnDlt
FORrNfGHfLN TO AND FROM LONDON DIRECT,
from piers A and ~ North River.
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TO Queenstown ami Liycrpoc

10 Queenstown ani Liverpool
SPAIN, Grace. SATURDAY, May s. itj y. ".
CANADA, webster, Saturday, May H. at A. n.
FOR LONDON DIRECT.
HfLNEIiA, Grlggs, Wednesday. May 4, atsf, W.
saDh phas'se' 500 ana p, currency
steer
Prepaid Sieerage Tickets from liverpool onoenstown
Londonderry, GLASGOW or london, sls, currency.
or inrther information apply ~ the Company office,
90 broadway r. W. j. HURST, Manager.
THE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET C0APASY's
L iron mail Steamship
THURINGIA.
Captain T. Meier Will salt On fharnay May = ii-,, at
Y. NJ, Tor Hamburg,
taking passengers from New York to Plymouth, London
Chcrbonrs and Hamburg,
sf.erage, $50 payable in United states gold.
kINHARDr h co, g. B RICHARD = BDAS
General Agents. General Passenger Agcnt-,
81 Broad street, " v. 81 Rroatway, Y
The ALLEMANNIA will sail as oxtra steamer MAJ II
only TOR stcarase Passengers
The ilAMMOSA Will sail day H. 1872
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD srEAMsHlr ConfASy
~ FOR SoUfHAMfroS AND BREMEN
sail on Tue. .a5 May Z At r. NJ. from Bremen pier
co ~ Third street Ilobukon 20 be followed by steamship
KHElN, captain =. G. Never on saturday NAV II.
RATES OF PASSAGE 10 LONDON, HANEE AND
= Pay able in gold Or is equivalent IN currency.
Sccragc
For freight or passage anply 10
No. Bowling Green.
TINTED STATES PASSPORT UREAu-OFFICTAI
~ Passports of the Department of STATE issued By 4. c.
WiLLMARfH, United States Court House Il Chambers
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A DETECTIVES EDSALL a JONES, NO PINE
"A. street furnish reliable and efficient operatives in all
throughout United States and Europe Business strictly
confidential.
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HTIILfNBRY. THE VICTOR. THE HAT OF TIL
M season, 60 be iouni only at IA MAlsoN WALIOS't
s6s Broadway, above Union square.
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SECOND DAY-WEDNFSDAY, MAY 90
Purse No. A-&i n for horses that have never bcats
81 $40 to hrst, $500 second and $500 to third.
Purse No 4-s2Jo0 for horses that have never bcats
25 81 so 10 irst 500 10 second and 500 Ia third.
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SPORTfNG-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.
A FOR SALE--ALL KINDS or FANCY DOGS,
"A Birds &c. Medicines for all diseases prepared Food
mockng birds at B. g. DOyEY'S, No. 3Grccne street,
near Canal.
LNOR SAIE-PRlCE S2D-A LARGE, BLACK NEW
il foundland Dog; good watch and well trained ;
aged nine months and weighing 100 pounds Apply at
SA Second avenue.
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DRY GOODS.

r,pr,r ron IN MATTfNGS-RBn, WHITE And
1 Faney Mattngs Red cheek, &c; 5nrlsps, bsgE,ns,
r,tlors Trainings, CLOTH, tnsslmeres, kobes,
pu0Ni''' a. LESTER 90, lej Chambers street
rABl-UATR,-TfAfRt- PATENT HAZE,
III coual 10 human hair, can le combed ana brushed
sr;,chea Ill Be-; hhuan hatr, cheapest in the mar
ket: solid Switches, ono yard long -; French twist 50
nris eli nnd upwards Ladies' hair made over, 2Sc.
JJatesi uynys on hand IS. Bowcry, Great
I"ne. siToet Highest prices paid 0s human hair
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WuiTE STAR LINE.
w New York, Cork aud Liverpool. New and fun pow.
cred steamships, the SIX largest IN the world.
OCEANIC, BALTIC, ADRIATfC,
REPUBLIC, CELTIC, ATLANTIC.
GOO tons burden, 300 horse power each.
Sailing from New York on Saturdays from Liverpool on
Thursday, calling at Cork Harbor each way.
ATLANTIC May at3P.M
BALTIC, May II, At f.}I A. n.
REPrHfIC, May H. at 2P. NJ
OCEANIC, MayM at Y 80 A. NJ
From the While Star Dock Pav.rfr .n-r Jersey CITY.
Passenger accommodations for all classes unrivalej,
combining safety speed and comfort
Saloons, stserooms. smoking and bathrooms In
mldsn section where least motion felt Surgeons aud
sewaTdcsses accompany these steamers
R2es-saloon, $50 In gold stseragc $50 IN currency
Those wishing to send for friends from the old country
can now obtain seerage prcpaicerthcatcs sB currency
Passengers booked to or from all part: OF Aeri =
Iaris, Hamburg, Norway, Sweden lndii, Australia
China &c.
Excursion Tickets anted at lowest rates.
Drafts from fi upward 49,, "a y.oo,
For Information apply at the company oiics, " Di0"H'
way New York. ..,u,.
Bills OF lading issued through 20 Continen6a nt
rav,v Ivprr a co 10 water street, Liyerpool and
No rasi Imsia avenue Icadenhail street, London
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ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM sA. H.
TILL p. NJ. EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR AT OFFICE
RATES no EXTRA CHARGE OF ANY KIND
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And an extra sleamer on Tho line eyery Wodnesday.
from pier 20 North River, New York at noon.
Rates Of passage, payable In currency,
10 Liverpool. glasgow Derry -
First cabin s65 and SIS according 10 location.
Cabin excursion tickets good for twelve months
ing best accommodations, S2n
intermediate SSs; stecrage, So
Certificates, at lowest rates. can be bought here by
those wishing send for their friends.
Drafts issued, payable on Pre- sentation.
Apply at the company's Offices, TO
HENDERSON BROTHERS, No. Z Bowir. Green.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

WHITE STAR LINE.--NEW YORK QUEENSTOWN
w and Liverpool from White Star Dock, Payonia
ferry Jersey City every saturday from Liverpool
THURSDAY the Cove of Cork the day following The finest
and ships atoa Seerage passage $40 currcncy
Drafts from 81 upward. Apply Companys office l9
Broadway; or To ODONOvhN ROSsA, 2G3 Broadway
opposite tho City Hail, New York. and 50 Fulton street.
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THIRD DAY-TIIURSDAY, MAY 80.
Purse No. 6-flgD, Tor horses that have beaten
q 80 500 $3.50 20 second aud $3.50 to third.
Purse M 6$1 100 FOR horses that have beaten
III 81 coo % first $40 to second and $40 10 third
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-04

L,OR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND =.
Il The Old Dominion Steamship Company will dcspath'
from pier 81 North River their elegant sidewhee steam
ship OLD DOMINION for Norfolk. City Point and Rich a
mond Saturday. May at +. NJ, giving through bills
lading 10 a points south and Southwest. Through
passenger tickets issued TO all points Accommodations
uncqualed Apply at pier 81 or 1t the general Office 5y
Greenwich street, corner Of Dey street
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-10-11
District Nomination.

As already announced the convention
to nominate candidate for Congress is
to be held at White River junction, Oc-
tober 23d.
We have already expressed that we
believe it to be for the true and best inter-
est of this district to renominate Judge
Poland. Theattacks upon him at the up
per end of the district have certainly failed
to show any good reason why he should not
be nominated and have degenerated into
the merest personalities, in which the
people can have no interest. They know
already that if they nominate Judge Po-
land they are sure of an able and faith
full representative, and that there is
plenty of time hereafter for Judge Steele.
Now then, will 1t not best serve the
interests of our district and of the re-
publican party to re-elect Judge Poland :
We think it will. And to do this Judge
Poland's friends throughout the district
should see to it that they are out in full
numbers at the primary meetings to elect
delegates to the district convention
Above all see to it that there is no snap
Judgment, no sudden trap sprung. Let
it be fair and square matter between
republicans only. We see it stated that
democrats and Greeley men are going
into caucuses up north to control them.
This will simply give occasion for boiling
the nomination when made, whoever gets
it, and is the one thing most to be avoid.
ed by every true republican.
Let the primary meetings be held fair
ly and the district convention will moi
fail to be equally so.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-10-11
The Second District.

The friends of Judge Steele are using
their utmost exertions to defeat Mr.. Po-
land in the coming Congressional contest;
but, we judge, with no great prospect of
success. Judge Steele is strong man,
and his recent speech at Fayetteville is
spoken of in the highest terms by those
who heard it. We are sorry that the
people of Brattleboro and vicinity have
had no opportunity to hear him during
the present canvass, that they might be
better prepared to consider his claims for
political promotion. But the Judge is
young yet, and, however able or ambi-
tious can hardly expect that the people
of this district will consent to throw
overheard, in the height of his influence
and fulness of his powers, man like
Judge Poland, against whom no valid
charge has been brought, and who stands,
to-day, among the noblest and most high
" honored of the nations councillors.
No zone term principle" here, gentleman,
if you please. The district cannot af-
ford it, the country cannot afford it !;
and age will improve Judge Steele. Let
him wait-BrGttlebOro Ptonir.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-10-11
October Elections
LARGE REPUBLICAN MAORI
TIES IN PENNSYLVANIA, OHIO
INDIANA AND NEBRASKA.

LARGE REPUBLICAN MAORI
TIES IN PENNSYLVANIA, OHIO
INDIANA AND NEBRASKA.
The result of the elections ON Tues
day is glorious republican victory. In
PENNSYLVANIA the majority is from
10000 to 81 900. In Ohio it is estima-
ted from 10000 to $4,000, Indiana 5000
and Nebraska $1,000
The " Keystone State" it will be seen
comes out splendidly. Gas goes Penn
sylvania so goes the Union" are now ap
propriated by the republicans, and not
a crumb of comfort is left for the Gree
leyites. This Pennsylvania majority
against them in October will be doubled
or trebled in November without the least
difficulty. All honor to the noble re-
publicans of Philadelphia, who rolled
up a splendid majority, and to their
equally indomitable brethren through
out the State.
The republicans of Ohio have shown
that they know how to work without
making much noise about it, and that
they are always equal to the occasion.
AS to Indiana the republicans always
felt that it was close State, and hoped
for, rather than counted upon, a favora-
| BILE result.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-10-11

Wood of Pomfret, Weatherby of Kirby,
Benson of Winhall.
On Baaks-Messrs. Field of Spring
field, Judson of Arlington, Tewksbury Of
Randolph, Carpenter of Charleston, Liv-
ermore of Starksboro, Holmes of John
son, Beach of Essex.
On Manufactures Messrs. Guild Of
Rupert, Dickinson Of Newfane, Clark
of Brookfeld, Blake of Sutton, Strong
of Benson, Burdett of Bethel, Talcott Of
Williston.
Other members from this section are
appointed ON different committees.
On To,cn Lines-Whitney Of Brook
line.
On Grand List-Field of Guilford,
Ballou of Townshend, Weston of Wind
sor.
Bill-by Mr.. Town of Somerset, re-
lating to the election of school district
officers to committee on education.
TUESDAY, Oct. s.
SENATE-A committee relating to the
Insane Asylum, were Messrs. Bolton and
Morrill,.
Bill-By Mr.. Veasev, in amendment
of an act to incorporate the Rutland
railroad company. approved March 2S,
1867.
HoUsE-Bill - BY Mr.. Davis of
Reading, to authorize Probate Courts to
issue executions to committee on judi
ciary.
By Mr.. Swain of Rockingham, relat-
ing to the highway district of the viii
lage of Bellows Falls; to committee on
highways and bridges.
Of the standing committees announc-
ed by the Speaker, the following are
from this section:
On Corporations-Barrett of Caven-
dish. :.
On Agriculture-Wyman of Athens
On Public Buildings-Clark of ia
maica.
On Mileage and Debenture-Dutton
of Dummerston.
On Observation-Disclosures of Wind
ham.
On the Judiciary-Haskins of Brattle-
boro.
General Committee-Web ster of Put
ney.
On Railroads-Butterfeld of Will
mington, Whitcomb of Ludlow.
The Senate and House met in Joint
Assembly in the House of Representa-
tives at q o'clock, to complete the cleo
ton of county and probate officers.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-10-11

The son os John Brown whose soul
is marching on" having been reported
by the democratic papers as favoring the
Greeley and Brown ticket, writes an in
dignant denial to friend as follows:
4" 1t is matter of surprise to me that
you could for moment suppose that l
am in favor of placing in power the par
ty which every friend of liberty and
equal rights has found it necessary to OPP
pose with all his might these many years.
If any other of my friends entertain such
an opinion of me, please do me the favor
to correct the mistake. l am still, as |
ever have been, faithful to the republi-
can principles, and to the only party in
the United States which, it seems to me.
fairly represents them-the party whose
standard bearers are Grant and Wilson"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-10-11

BURNING oFAN AsYLUM.-The North
ern Ohio lunatic asylum, at Newburg,
O., caught fire Wednesday afternoon,
from the sparks from small furnace
used in timing an adjoining roof. The
building was completely destroyed
There were about 600 inmates, all of
whom are said to be safe, though num-
Der are now at large. The casualties are
confined to attaches of the asylum and
citizens of Newburg. Miss Walker,
seamstress of the building, was roasted
alive, almost within reach of her friends.
who could render her no assistance, on
account of the heat and want of proper
facilities. B. Burgess, who went into the
building to bring out relative, has not
been heard Of since. A boy had leg
broken and was otherwise so severely in
jured that he will probably die. Sever
al others were badly burned. 1t is be-
lieved that three or four persons were
burned in the debris.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-10-11
Second Congressional District Re-
publican Convention.

Tho Republican voters of the Second COMPRESSION
Al District of Vermont are hereby notified to send
delegates to a Congressional Convention to be held
at White River Junction on Wednesday, the sd day
of October 1872 at o'clock. p NJ. for the purpose
of nominating u candidate for Representative to
Congress- Also TO elect candidate for Presidential
eector for said District. The basis Of representa-
ton will be as follows: Each town casting less than
one hundred Republican votes for Governor at the
State election next preceding the convention. will
be entitled to one delegate and each town sting
more than hundred votes will be entitled to one
additional delegate for each fractional part of one
hundred votes cast, exceeding fifty, apportioned
as follows:
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-10-11
Political Notes.

A smart girl in Palmyra, N. Y, got
rid of tiresome fellow the other day by
promising to marry him when Greeley
is elected.
- The Toledo Blade says that "since
it has been announced that Greeley is
coming West, his friends have withdrawn
all the bets they made on Indiana and
Illinois"
- 1t is estimated that the German
vote in New York city is about 5000,
and of these full 10000 are supposed TO
be for Grant.
If | could do 1t, | would write the
deeds of our soldiers upon the heavens
above US, SO that the rebels could never
look up there without reading their glo-
rious fame.-Henry Wilson.
- That was very good conundrum
we read somewhere. Why was George
Washington unlike Horace Greeley? Be
cause George hacked trees in his first
childhood, and Horace hacks trees in
his second childhood.
- Hon. Geo. +. Hoar of Worcester,
Mass, has been re-nominated for Con-
gress by the republicans of his district
by reclamation, and his brother, Judge
E. lockwood Hoar, has received SINH
lar nomination from the Seventh district,
receiving SO votes, to 40 for DR.. j. c.
Aver.
-Gerritt Smith says: al believe Mr..
Greeley was moved by pure and patriot
ic motives in going on the (Jef. Davis
bail-bond." That is not very much for
him to say as he was on the same bond,
while SO truly loyal a man as Henry
Wilson was in favor of letting JEFF off
ON his own experimentation Her
aid.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-10-11

"A sick man was told that his wife
would probably marry again. Gall
right" said he, " for there will be one
man to lament my DEATH"
"A murderer, who has been confined
in an Illinois Jail for thirteen months I'M
der sentence of death, when asked if he
hoped for Communication of his sentence.
replied that che was not given to build
ing castles in the air"
The merriment of a wedding at
Tionister, Pa, was checked one evening
last week by the giving way of one of
the beams supporting the floor, the ca
tastrophe precipitating the entire bridal
party into the cellar.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-10-11
Vermont Central Railroad.

The Bondholders of Vermont Central
railroad held meeting in Boston last
week. 1t was largely attended and gen.
eral harmony and a feeling of confidence
that the present financial embarrassment
of the road would soon be restored,
seemed to prevail. 1t is claimed that
several rival interests have combined to
break them down and with stringency
in the money market, they were unable
to meet their payments on the 2Sth inst
Gov. Smith of this State read re-
port of the trustees, five columns in
length, which gives the average cost per
mile of the two roads, the Vermont Cen
trail and Vermont and Canada railroads,
1874 miles at about $51, 900; or includ-
ing I'd mortgage at full face value, aver
age per mile about $58,700. The man
ayers submitted to any candid mind
whether even on the latter and fairest
basis of computation, the road-in high
condition with equipments and valuable
real estate and wharf property-does not
stand at very low average cost.
The statement of the Treasurer accom-
panying this will give the amount Of float
ing debt and cause, together with the re-
sources of the road. From this report
it appears on the LIST day of June the to-
tai floating debt was s2,S7S, 1854, AZ, and
available assets 81 ,349, 249.57, leaving
the actual floating debt 81, 52S, 91485.
This debt consists in a large part of de-
fciencies in earnings of the Ogdensburg
q Rutland roads to meet the expenses of
rentals.
After discussing the National Despatch
and V. /. & G. Cos. and New London
Northern lease, the report ends: "The
managers cannot too strongly urge upon
security holders the necessity of devils
ing some plan to place the road under
corporate management, subject which
managers have more than once before
urged npon the attention of the parties
in interest. The managers would there
fore suggest the appointment of COM
mittee of conference from the various
classes of securities, to meet with them
at an early day and take the subject in
to consideration" E. G. Redington OF
St. Johnsbury made speech in the in
terest of the VT. and Canada stockhold-
ers, and E. G. Bailey of Boston, express.
ing satisfaction with the reports of the
Trustees, and proposing to stand by
them. He believed if this meeting did
so, the stock would soon be at par OF
above.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-10-11
LOOK HERE III

II is universally acknowledged that the medicin
manufactured by M A. Davis are the pest before n,
public, for what they are recommended. They com
prise the following: DAVIS LUNG SYRiipS ~ h.
Coughs, Colds. Pains and soreness of the Chest aS5
Lungs. Group and Whooping Cough. DAVIS I'M
tism. Neuralgia.Spinal Affection, Sprains and eaas
" good for Horses. p,AiVIs' VEGETABLE BiI.
ening the weak and debilitated system. Da IVY1s
SURE REMEDY for Dysentery, Summer Commas
Chronic Diarrh@, Chills, Sore Throat Collie ands5
all humors that appear upon the surface. Alsoebi
blains, Chapped Hands, Old Sores. Salt Rheum AMI
the best and quickest cure for Burns. DAyIS'AIi
HEALING SALV Il, for Cracked Hands, Corns N
DAVIS CATARRH SNUFF. for Catarrh, Cods 4
the Head, Headache and Dizziness. All Of the aboT
tail by NJ A. DAVIS. Bellows Fails VI
Also sold by druggists and Merchants general
At Bellows + alls by Cooper Il Turner. al