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Irg,URY TEET. n y0u would have wan

Iry-URY rEEF. II you would hive wan rct,
u&r on your boots and shoes tue Oil of Tanniu. II
viii render the leather perfectly Water proof and dou-
bic the wear, 81 CourtIand sIeCt.
ON. or TASNIS. A composition lately discovered
tor preserving all kinds of Leather, keeping hnotS.
shoes carriage tops, Sc. water proof. Al North Firth
street aud "oncr OF Hanover aud Baltimore streets,
Baltimore. II
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On the nth inst, at 9 A. NJ, after painful illness
OF three weeks, SUSANNA b. LEE, wife of En0ch Geo
Lee, in the Odd yeaI of her age.
Her friends and acquaintances are respectfully in
yed 10 attend her funeral from the late residence of
her uncle, VIM Simpson, No 80 Caroline street, on.
dooi south of Pitt Wednesday afternoon, at three
O'Clock, without further notice.
On the 18th inst. al the house of r. b. Dorsey, Esq
Lexington street, Mrs. ARAhINTA Il. WISpER, relict
of the late VIM. Sidney Winder, of CASTOR, BaItj-
more county, aged rs years.
On the 18th inst at her residence near Haddonipld
New Jersey, JUDITH w. WILLIAMSON, widow of Dy
George Williamson, of Baltimore, and daughter of
the late jeremiah Wilets, of the former place.
At Louisville, KY, on the 18th instant, in the 6Hin
year OF her age, Mrs ANNA LIEDESBERGER, widow Of
the late Jacob Lndenberger, of Baltimore.
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BACKED OUT. The louIns ymeu Cabinet
ED makers of Baltimore and other Societies, in
formed that J. s. w. McCRACKEN have ceased To
give the prices agreed by the employers of this city
in April 1874 and which prices they are still paying.
Consequently, ali iourncymen Cahlnct-makets, either
members or wishing to become sich, on applying toi
work, will know where TO call and where not TO call,
fel9.3tt Ely order of THE SOCIETY.
"a ARD For LARD LAMPS. 70 Keys cuul-
n 4 mon quality Lard suitable for burning, Also,
100 kegs prim' No. LARD
II tubs GOSHEN BUTTER; IL kegs do.
- kegs GLADES do. in store. and Tor sale by
JOHN D. TUSTIN.
tel9.N - Commerce street.
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{C3- NOTICE The Lecture which was 20 ~ de-,
Hvrrrd THIS EVENING in the Methodist Episcopal
Church, Fcll's Point, by Rev. ). A. RozEL, VIII, IN
consequence of that gentleman'S absence from me
civ through indispnsitlon, be delivered by the Rcvd
THOMAS SELVEL, being the last one oftnr course
~ advertised to be delivered at the above Church.
Tickets - cents. admitting IA lady and gentleman
tn he had OF Rev. l. r. Cook and At the door 1t
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yayO MERCHANTS. MANUFAC-

FHVU NIEKCETANIS, MIAMI FAV-
"a TURERS AND DEALERS GENERALLY
IN THE CITY OF BALTIMORE,
b PALMER, at his Country Newspaper .4dcer-
Using .fgcncu. 5. Z. CORNER of BALTIMORE and
CALVERT STREETS, is prepared to receive adver-
tsenents for publication in some of the principal
newspapers of of the prominent points through
the States of Maryland. Virginia. North and South
Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania the Southern, West
ern, Middle and Eastern States, embracing every
State in the United States, of The territories and
Canadas.
CARDS, setting forth the nature Of the Agency, may
be had at the office, where the newspapers or which
he is the agent, and the terms of advertising may be
seen.
To the entcrprising, who DESTROYS of extending
country trade, this agency affords the Means through
the pocer Of the press OF increasing business to almost
any extent. V. 3. PALMER,
Agent for Country Newspapers,
fel9 limit s. f., cor. Bait and Calvert streets.
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FooT RACE IN EHGLAND. A foot race came
off in England on the 9Th ult., between Jack
son, the American deer, and Shepherd, of Biz
mingham, for 600 side-thc contest being
to ascertain who could perform the greatest
distance in one hour. The first TWO miles were
performed in 10 minutes and 10 seconds, and
the first six miles in g. minutes and Ii seconds
At the conclusion of the 10th mile, Shepherd
gave out and fell, and when the hour had
elapsed jackson was within 100 yards of the
18th mile. The Yankees are hard to beat at
any thing.
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{G'-A series OF Religious Meetings are now heing
held at the LUTHERAN CHURCH, Lombard street.
The public are atlecionatcy invited 10 attend
tels3t
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From the Philadelphia Daily SUM-

APRIL lUtU, lc4l'
Mr.. John a. CentrcH:-Dear Sir,-Having been ai-
iicted for upwards of two years. with liberation of
the throat destroying the whole OF the soft palate,
then through the upper part of my mouth into my
nose, from which several pieces Of bone came out,
which partially destroyed my speech. Through kind
Providence, and your Medicated Syrup Of Sarsapari
Ia AM now restored to perfect health, and my sight,
which was so much impaired, is as strong when II
boy.
thought it duty owed to you aud those similar
~ affected 10 make it public.
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NIB ENOEAL. Mrs. DICKSON thankful to
q a the Ladies of Baltimore for their extensive and
continued patronage for several years past begs leave
TO inform them that she has removed her MILLIN-
cry ESTABLISHMENT to No 100 BROAD
WAY. 4th door below Alceanna street, being on the
opposite side Of the street from her former residence
She is prepared to fill all orders in her line in the
most modern and tasteful style, and Of iae best
terials She keep. constantly on hand IN extensive
assortment of FLORENCE BRAIDS, ENGLISH
STRAWS, and every other article in her line, of the
best materials and at the lowest prices. fel9eo3t"
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TRAND SCHEME TODAY. the Capital
gH Prize $4,000; second capital go 0uo, &c. &c,
besides 25 prizes of $1,000 and 90 OF S6oo' pack
age of whole on certc tie $780, share packages
i'm proportion, IS Nos Ia drawn ballots Tickets $40.
Yesterday we sold again 3 good prizes-l Of $1,000
in hale to citizen; of $500 we seat to Hartford
county, Md; $500 we seut TO an old customer IN Pa
Drawn Nos. of Yesterdays Lottery, 18th, are
- y S so DC IS so 9 6 AZ Is 90 " 81
TT. TUCKER BROTHER,
1t Head of Centre Market Space.
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70 The business will be continued, N ali MS
branches al the Old Stand in SOUTH EUTAW ST,
adjoining Buns s. Soan's Lumber yard, where CAR
PENTERtNG in all its branches will be done IN the
best manner and At the shortest notice. ny
frl9 eo3t' JACOB DEEMS. JR.
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y,1lA4s HOUSE FOR RENT. A convenient
Er:. two story DWELLING, with Pantry and
M3Ii,I Back building the first floor, with cellar
M& u throughout, situated on west side of Conway
stre9t, No l2l Possession he had on after the
first OF March next For particulars, inquire of the
subscriber, who has for sale low, large quantity of
Red and Paving BRICKS, as well as a moderate
quantity Of common Bricks. at a fair mice.
MICHAEL WARNER,
fe9-Iawit No II South Paca-s!
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y ~ Yours. rnsnrcttnIly. sAMuEI. KIRK.

ItWIh COalPs SITttI.
{G5-The above Medicine is sold wholesale and re-
tall in Baltimore, either at the Of Franklin and
Green streets, the =, w comerof west Baltimore
and Greeu-ss tel1
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az STRAAS! STRAAS!! Sc
THE FRENCH IMITATION OF DIAMONDS.
YHyHEsE beautiful BREASTPINS, which exec,
q the diamond for brilliancy just received and
for sale by GABRIEL ID. CLARK,
Water street, second door from Calvert.
For or 81, Pin can be procured which looks IL
well as diamond at 500. Gentlemen in want of
handsome Breastpn are invited TO call and see the
different patterns. fel8
nNDERDONk'S TRIAL. Another supply
W of the above, together with Bishop Onderionk1s
Statement. Just received and for sale BY
PARSONS & PRESTON.
frl9 Isl Praltst. adjoining Railroad Depot
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ElLrIIoN DAY. No description OF Poh''-
clans, not even those who might expect to par
ticiplto IN the spells Of victory, could more
heartily aud sincerely rejoice at the return oi
election day, than the Paupers confined IN the
Alm,-housr of New York. For several days
preceding that cyenttul day, they are teaslrd
ON the fat of the land, and on the morning OF
election are nicely disguised in clean, gcntce'
clothes, furnished with little poke; money,
carried to the polls IN carriages, and permitted
to play gentlemen for the balance Of the day.
They en- joy the glorious right Of voting tor
rulers but exercise it under the control OF
their keeper. This, however, is Of ljtto con-
sequence to them, whatever may be ITS effect
Oh the community. lfthcir superintendent be
democrat, these ''sovcrcigns' deposit the de-
mocratic tickcl-if he be wing, the wings get
the benefit Of the Alms-housc suffrage And
parties are not ashamed to use this pauPcr vote
to countcract the suffrage OF free and 'ndcpcn-
dent citizens. But this is not all. 1t appears,
from aHiIavits in the New York papers, that
the funds of the Alms-house arc squandercd III
these abuses of the elective franchise; and that
corruption has prevailed to Il great extent. 1t
is time that a purcr practice should be introdu-
ced, and American principle be substituted for
party discipline. The American Republican
Mayor and Counclmcn of New York have en-
posed these abuses to the public eye, and we
hope that there may be enough of virtue to
correct them.
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anAruER MYsrERIOUs. A colored 30,

HB ATIIER MYSTERIOUS. A coiored boy
IN about ten years of age, who calls himself Will
LIAM BOSTON, and who says he has mother a
washerwoman living in Pine street, baitimofe, was
brought before the undersigned last Friday and com
mitted TO the Jail of Washington city as runaway.
The boy says he free and that he wants to return to
Baltimore If the mother Of the boy will write to the
UNDERSIGNED and prove The boy's freedom before
Magistrate in Baltimore, AMI send the papers to the
undersigned the hoy will be discharged from prison
and delivered to the order of the mother The color.
cd how has short visage, is about four feet high, has
large hazel eyes and is a mulatto
frlS3t WIN. THOMPSON, Just. of Peace.
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SAILING DAYS OF THE STEAM SHIPS.
FROM LIVERPOOL. FROM AMERICA
Hbernia, Feb A. Mar !
a L. NJ A C,
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BREASTPINS, BRACELETS, sc.
NDINK RED TOPAZ AMETHIEsT. Sc

BREASTPINS, BRACELETS, sc.
EDINk RED TOPAZ AMETHIEST, set
IL handsomely in gold, Ladies who want Il hand
some BkEASTPlN or BRACELET, at very low
price, will please call on G. d. CLARK, Water-st
second door from Calvert, where general assortment
of WATCHES, JEWELRY and SILVER WARE
are offered for sale. G3- Old Gold and Silver taken
in exchange. feS
N ECROEs FOR SALE. A healthy Young
~ negro Woman, with her two Children the wo-
man has 3 years and lOd months to serve, the girl
about years old, the boy nearly Il months Old-to
serve until they are 30. The woman is good plain
cook, washer and ironer and from the Countrywide
for selling her is that the owner has too many.
Also for sale, black Woman, 81 years of age, TO
serve IA years. and her male child is months old,
slave for life. For sale, black Woman 20 years OF
aye, to serve years, with her child 7 months old
slave for life, good cook washer ironer, sc. For
sale black Woman from the Eastern Shore, 20 years
Of age, slave for life with her child, months old,
good house servant, sc. Also for sale, very likely
Muao Man, 81 years of age, slave for lite, first rate
waiter, &c., from the Eastern Shore. Also Tor sale,
black Boy, aged IA years, to serve 4 Apply 10
LEWIS F. SCOTTI,
fel9 10 Exchange Place.
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RE-oPENING OF THE FRONr-sT. THEATRE
Great attraction. This popular place of amuse-
ment will reopen tonight, under the manage-
ment of the inimitahle Burton, with increased
attraction. A new Tragedy, by Victor Hugo,
called ola Tour dc Nesle," embodying great
number of startling but absolute facts IN the
lie of that extraordinary woman, Margaret of
Burgundy, will be performed with powerful
cast, the part of Buridan by Mr.. f. $. Conner,
Margaret Of Burgundy by Miss Kirby, After
which the elegant Vaudeville of The Welsh
Girl the principal characters by Mr.W. Chap
man and Mrs. w. IL. Smith. The entertain
mcnts will conclude with the romantic extra
vaganza of ''Open Sesame; or Night among
the Thieves" which abounds throughout with
rich and racy incidents We confidently anti
cipate large and fashionable audience.
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NNM. IL. ISEEYIL.

gnESsn " II. IT. "a EIENET.
EIEs$3 FASHION tBLE AND Practical HALTER,
EEG8 9S BALTlMORE STREET,
AgygHn1ns,> Begs tn inform gentlemen purchasing,
My that owing 10 the great number he sells,
he is at all times enabled furnish fashionable Hats,
Of quality for the price to any other eslab
lishment in the city, of any shape description
worn, viz: Sill, M0icskn Russia, Cashmere, Nutrid,
and Bearer. Also, CAPS of all kinds. Gentlemen
can always
A BILL OF PRICES AT THIS STORE
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VALUABLE PUBLIC ALTON. Messrs a Armstrong
& Berry have furnished us with IA most valua-
BILE work, entitled "a Chronological Introduce
ton TO the History of the Church; being new
inquiry into the dates of the Birth and Death
Of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ; and con-
pels, now first arranged in the order of time
by the Rev. Samuel Farmer Jarvis, d. ID. L..
l.. D." Sc. 1t is Published by Harper s. Bro
theirs, in excellent style.
From the same booksellers we have also re-
ccived No. of the History of Greece, by the
Right Rev. Connop Thirlwall.
arithmetic. Messrs. Gushing & Bother have
laid OH our table a small volume, entitled,
Three Thousand Exercises in Automatically
Daniel Ring, Principal Of the Female High
School, Front street, Baltimore 1t should
he examined by teachers
Guano. Mr.. ID. Drummer, North Charles
street, has laid on our table, a pamphlet on the
origin, properties and uses of Guano, showing
its importance to the farmers of the United
States as a cheap and valuable manure-with
directions for using it. Farmers should pos
sess this pamphlet, as Guano will doubtless be
extensively used as a manure, III this country.
MAID OF HoNoR, No. 46, has been received
by Shurtz s Taylor, North-st.
Foreign Repitws. The January number of a
reprint of the "London, Edinburg, Foreign
and Westminster Quarterly Reviews" has
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NOR HIRE. negro man a slave, a first rate
IL waiter and soachman, and can come highly re-
commended. Apply quickly at
l.. F. SCOTrI'S Intelligence office,
fel9 10 Exchange Place,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-20
The Bu:.ing Buck.

The River Aa.) State Review Publishes the following
wonderful story W. very much disposed to doubt its
authenticity.
Game to tie kqstA friend related the folowing
BEING at the house ghbor a short time since, the
crowd concluded themselves by telling yarns
After several pretty tough ones had been ol Toe - was
called upon, when with great gravity he gave the follow
ing; I'm
had buck hro't mp the lot and about
the house. and bows had by faoling with him learned
him TO ..bu as hard mute could kcE-and '.hutt he
would at every thing that his until II seemed
as if he would thing eft the lot 80 u cic
Josh concluded if he couldn't hin his all of
buttiur. Ont he goes and takes big hickory maui and
hangs il pretty well up oak letting it hang Just
low enough Mr.. Buck to take fair crack at It. lie
knew that he would make at any thing pushed towards
him, taking such always banter. ncie Josh
waited patiently until the buck round. when he
gives the signal, and here he with such vim
that il would have knocked down bull! Away flew the
maui and back bounded the buck. Go H. my good fell
low sings out Unlle Josh. If you can whip that maui
as its swing, the buck met
about the '.meetng place. driving the maui twenty
feet the air--and bouncing from himself like a crck
ct ball. Hurra my little woly says Rce Josh, who be-
gan 10 get interested in what he first considered
equal fight there's little sheep in head if
stand another lick, certain
But here comes buck and maui again. with nearly the
Same result before except that the blow did
on so heavy on part OF the buck At him again.
hard head sings out Uncle JOSH take your fill OF bun-:
and at him again the little fellow went. and kept repeat
ing until Uncle Josh thought the very ID was IN the
head of the sheep sure enough But back maui and
butt buck. and the asonISiment OF Uncle Josh.
the buck showed o signs of quitting still Well
he, II you choose to butt your brains out, why 90
ahead. Whaek. wiack! went head and maui. by this
time it nearly night and sign Of quitting. and
Uncle Josh left Next morning got up early and look
ing ont saw the maui and the ducks hopping -
being all that left of the butting Buck :
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-20
COnnubial Felicity.

Mr. Slang used to say my horscs-my boys.
Mr.. Slang now invariably says. ''our horses. our
bows our farm The substitution of ''our,' for
"my," by Mr.. Slang, was brought about thus:
Mr.. Slang had just married a second wifc--on
the day after the wedding, Mr.. Slang had casual
" remarked, IL now intend to enlarge my dairy"
"You mean our dairy, my DEAR replied Mrs.
Slang.
NO." quoth Mr.. Slang. 81 say my dairy
"Say our dairy-say our" screamed Mrs.
Slang, Selling the poker.
s.My dairy" vociferated the husband.
'.Our dairy, dairy" rc-cchoed tho wife,
emphasizing each sour with blow Of tho poker
upon tho back Of the cringlng husband.
..Mr. Slang rotreatcd under the bod clothes.-
Mr.. Slang remained sevorat minutes waiting for n
calm. A, length his wife saw him thrustng HIM
self out at tho foot of tho bed, much liko turtle
from his shell.
.What arc you looking for, Mr.. Slang said
she.
..ln looking, my doar.' snivoiIad he, $50 sec
if | can SEQ any thing of QUIZ hat.
Tho struggle over. 1t was our horses,
our dairy and the next san lay morning, he very
humbly asked her. if 10 might wear '.our clean
brceches' TO church.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-20
Doctor Waiter z. Wnaostr0tcht-'
Aromatic F-yrere-o-ue PHI. for Females.

This Pill. BIZ the experience Of years, has been proved
be the pins ultra Of medical preparations. The
celebrated himself cured 1900 Of
suPpr, green sickness and other diseases IN
females. hlyg used them. the exclusion OF
every other remedy such diseases during
practice q nearly - years without solitary instance Of
fasIure when used ACCORDING 10 the directions They
first introduced this continent Icl9, by DIR.
Thomas Phillips, OF Eewburch New York, he having
obtained the formula preparing them from Dr.. "
trochtz himself They hare since then been used very
extensively throughout most Of the eastern States, and
the proprietor thoroughly satisfied Of their virtue
that he fearisIx CHALLENGES the world produce med
lcue any form that w prove superior relieving the
Affections Of snf@r iag women
J.. The csreeYari..a and Pills ara fer sale IT the
RICHMOND BOOK STORE
Jane II, Isis. lily
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-20
Death from Political Prescription.

Among tho cases Of cruelty under the proscrip-
tive principle Of removals from Office for the sake
Of difference in political opinion, the following
is mentioned by the Washington correspondent Of
the Tribune:
Mr.. James, whom have before referred 10,
died OF Thursday and was buried yesterday. He
was prominent member of tho Episcopal church,
q good man, a worthy citizen, and has left Wi
dow and six children pennyless. but trust not
fricndless. He had been for fve-and twenty
years clerk in the registers Office, and not u
whisper of complaint was ever brcathcd against
him. Mr.. Glllot, with tho appreciation of tho
President, removed this man from otllce.--Un II
qualified for any other emplovment,h no rcmonstr
ted against the act, represented tho helpless con-
dtion Of his family, was roughly repulsed, went
home and fell sick. "A congestiye foyer camo on,
and this, aggravated by his distress of mind. ter
minated in a brain fever, which resulted in his
death. In this case, against whom have the WI
dow's curse and tho orphans cry gone up 70
heaven.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-20
Murder at Xenia.

REWARD THIRTEE.' HUNDRED DOLLARS OFFERED
Four persons arc under arrest in Xenia for the
murder of Kennoy and Steele. The evidence
against them is circumstantial. and, we suppose,
it is doubtful what will DO the result as agards
thcir conviction. Meantime, every means should
be resorted in and out Of the city, to ferret
the murderers. 4 heavy reward Is offered for
their detection. as the public will learn from the
letter below
XESIA, SATURDAY EvESiSG.
August Q, Si5. !
MEssRs. EDiTogs :-Fearing that the publica-
tons in the newspapers of this place. OF the arrest
Of several persons, cha rged with having commit
cd the late murders in this place, will lead many
persons to believe that no further cxcrtion is no
cessary to ferret out the real murdcrers, think
it proper to inform the public that arrests have
yet been made; which should cajise any relaxation
Of effort for n moment. The reward now offered
is THIRTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS-s5OO
by Green County $500 by tho Corporation, $500
by the citizens Of Xenia, and $500 by the Odd
Fellows of Dayton. All the newspapers Of tho
Union requested TO publish the above reward
for tho apprehension Of tho persons who murdered
James Kcnnoy and William Steele in Xcnia.
Ohio, on the morning of the 3D. day Of August,
1915.
relative to the matter who wish any, to enaLIo
thom to arrest those who guilty, will p'oaso
write me. Yours, in haste, ]. @. GEST,
Prosecuting Attorney.
The runors about fight, and a man being kill
cd, &C., &C., noticed some days ago, turns out,
supposed it would, to be unfounded.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-20

4 SYRUP o. SARS APARH.LA -srRscrry .rGara-
HE he exalted reputation attained by DR.. Rash, both
in private practice al5 Phy-cIan to the America
Army Is sufferer tsrntt for the cieacy aua f
ness OF ans tEil ..#sl al medicine II was prescribed
by him am other Physicians he'd the during
gorLous reEo uf9aary struggle. ald proved 10 be
certain UasIaiug Tor vera the preva-
lent and al the TIME most distressing complaints BY
which effected to-Wt. Affections Of the Liy-
Dyspepsia Indigestion, and all disorders arising
from impure state Of the blood. Under this latter
head may be clazscdt obstinate cruptions skim
Pinples the face, SyphIitic symptoms ScaIy Emp
tons Tetters and RngW ors u hite Swelings Scrofu
la and Nercurial leeases.
1t Is also excellent remedy for Chronic Rheuna
isIn Infants Choc. and cenetal affections Of the bow
chIIarenfor which has any effeetnai
been provided, unless It be this purifying Medicine.