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IN CHANCERY.
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the
of


Benjamin Pollard John G. Robinson ct al
this appearing to the Court that Rebecca Hew-
lit, Sarah E. Graham, and Woughby Seden, nresi-
dent defendants although due notice has been given to them
by publication have not appeared and answered the
planants BILL within the time prescribed therefor by the
der passed in this the 18th day November 1851
g. Robinson, Chas S. Walach Lavnia Wallach Raymond w.
Burch Catharne Burch Virginia Selden James Seden Ro
bert Seden and George S. Seden although duly summoned
have appeared and answered said bill within the time
fixed therefor by the rules of this Court but have made de-
fault therein and this having been set for hearing
against the defendants Thomas Hewitt Seldom Gardner and
Sarah Gardner the BILL exhibit and of said de-
PENDANTS and having been considered it by the Court this
22d day of April A. D. 1852 ordered adudged and decreed
that the said bill of complaint be and is hereby taken for
confessed against said defendants defau and the
being for hearing the other defendants who have
peared and answered. being considered by the Court it is
further audgd and decreed that Thomas Carbery be and he
hereby constituted and appointed trustee in the place and
stead of the said deceased trustees Cary Sden and William
Hewitt with full power and authority the trusts of
the deed of trust mentioned in said bill of complaint fully
said deceased trustees might have executed the and
the real said deed hereby vested in said
Thomas Carbery for the said object Provided that
entering upon the execution of said trusts the said Thomas
Carbery shall file in this his bond to the United States
in the penal of five thousand dollars with security
approved by this Court Judge thereof conditioned for
the due discharge of his duties such under this and
every future order and decree in this
This decree be absolute against the said defendants who
have been summoned and have made default the said
defendants shall appear and show the contrary
before the of this Court next subsequent that
which this decree shall be returned executed
By order of the Court. Test:
JOHN A. SMITH, Clerk
Ordered by the Court cause this 18th day of
January D. 1853 that the decree ns passed the I'D
April AID 1852 be published in the National Inelgencer
three times and that certificate of such publication being
filed with printed copy of the decree be deemed due service
thereof under the seventh rule. H.. -....-.# .. I.
E. C. MORGAN Solicitor for Complainant.
ian 2sMwsw JNo A. SMITH, Clerk
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United States Patent Office,

ON petition of Desire Buck Administrative of Darius
" Buck deceased of Albany N Y praying for the extern
patent granted him the goth of May 1885, for
in cooking stoves for from the
expiration of said patent which takes place the 10th day
of May, 1853
ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent
Office Monday, the 18th April 1858, at IL o'clock M
and all notified to appear and show
they have why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to file in the
Patent Office their objections specially forth writing at
least twenty days before the day hearing All testimony
filed by either party be the said hearing be
taken and transmitted accordance with the rules of the Of
Fee which will be furnished application.
Ordered also, that this notice be published in the National
Inegencer Union, and Republic Washington, D. c..
qurer Philadelphia, Pa; Albany State Register Albany NJ
T.; Express, New York City, Providence Journal Proy-
dence r. and Daily Bee Boston, Massachusetts, once
week three successive weeks previous the Of April
1S53,the day of hearing S. II. HODGES,
Commissioner of Patents
P S. Editors the above papers will please copy and
send their bills Patent Office with paper containing
this notice jan 29-w3w
TIME CURSE OF CLIFTON by Mrs. Southworth,
i a tale of expiration and redemption.
The Obligation of the Sabbath discussion between Rev
]. N. Brown and W. B. Taylor sfslsh
Reprint of the Original Letters from Washington to Reed
Mahon and Mr. Sparks. For sale at 1s54B
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
| feb IL Bookstore, near 9th street.
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AGENCY AT WASHINGTON.


to undertake the agency of claims before Congress and
other branches of the Government including commissioners
under treaties and the various public Offices He will attend
presumption and other land claims the procuring of patents
for the public lands and the confirmation by Congress of
grants and claims to lands claims for property lost taken
for the service of the United States property destroyed by
the Indians while in the possession of the United States
invalid revolutionary navy widows and half pensions
claims for Revolutionary services whether for commuaon
bounty lands well those against the State Of
Virginia the United States all claims growing of
tracts with the Government for damages sustained in
quence of the action conduct of the Government
deed business before Congress the Public Offices which
require the aid of agent attorney His charges will
be moderate and depending the amount of the claim and
the extent Of the service.
Congress within the last few years. who occupied
any public attention at Washington. t-I.. .
His office is Fifteenth street. opposite the Treasury
Department. and next door to the Bank of the Metropolis
All letters must be postpaid. dec 14-dtf
TUNSTON HALL FOR SALE.--I will sell nv rever-
VI sonary interest in the Mansion House and One Thou
sand Acres of the Gunson Hall estate lying the Potomac
river at the mouth of Acconk bay in Fairfax county, V
gna with all the fisheries thereunto attached provided the
purchaser obtain lease of the life estate of Mrs. A.
MASON therein My price is 0O0 one-sixh $780,
cash. and the remainder in five equal annual nstamens of
$4,000 EACH without interest until after maturity For
Their particulars apply Mrs. MASON the premises eigh
teen miles below Alexandria.
G. MASON GRAHAM,
jan 4-1aw Alexandria, Louisiana.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

From July l, 1858, to June 30, 1856
961O From Smiths Mills in Crawford county, by Coch
ranton, to John Wightman's Pa, = miles and
back, week.
Bidders will state the distance and propose sche-
dule
9611 From Pttsburg the line of the plank road by
Allegheny Perrysville, Wexford, Zeniope, Har-
mony, Whtestown, Prospect, Centreville, Harris
Vile, and Wesley, to Franklin, 75 miles and back,
three times week
Leave Pittsburg every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at m;
Arrive at Franklin next days by 6 pm;
Leave Franklin every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday, at 6 a m; .s.-.. w.. h..
Arrive at Pittsburg next days by 6 p m. .,s..-
Proposals to six times week will be considered.
9612 From Agnews Mills, by Lamartne and Five Points,
to Cass, 10 miles and back, week.
Leave Agnews Mills every Monday at m;
Arrive at Cass day by m;
Leave Cass every Monday at 10 m;
Arrive at Agnew's Mills same day by l p m.
9613 From Ulysses to Genesee Forks six miles and back
once week
Leave Ulysses every Monday at 9 a m;
Arrive at Genesee Forks same day by 10 m;
Leave Genesee Forks every Monday at II m
Arrive at Ulysses same day by IL m.
96l4 From Clarion, by smcksburg, Chambersburg DO
cal,) and Planvile, to Indiana, &C miles and
back week. +ra... 81
Leave Clarion every Monday at 6 m;
Arrive at Indiana next day by pm;
Leave Indiana every Wednesday at am
Arrive at Clarion next day by 6 p m. sugel l..., r
e615 From Scottsvie, by Little Mehoopany Centre,
Loveton, and Wolf Creek, to Dushore, Is miles and
back, week. a.gsr4h
Leave Scottsylle every Monday at m;
IL Arrive at Dushore same day by pm; ~ RI
Leave Dushore every Tuesday at ann aa.sb
Arrive at Scottsville same day by p m. ~ s.s..E
96l6 From smithfeld, by Geneva, Greensboro, Maple
town, Wilewtree, and Davistown, to Mount Nor
ris, 20 miles and back, once week. a "a sTisEL
.3i Leave Smithfeld every Monday at 6 am;
Arrive at Mount Morris same day by m;
Leave Mount Morris every Tuesday at m;
Arrive at smithfeld same day by 6 p m
9617 From Clara by Oswego, to Eisburg 16 miles and
back, once week.
Leave Clara every Saturday at 8 IN;
Arrive at Ellisburg same day by IL m
Leave Ellisburg every Saturday at pm; 1f-
Arrive at Clara same day by p M 800. a3a
9618 From Curlsyie, by Limestone and Kngsve to Cor
sica, Is miles and back, once week.
Leave Curlsyile every Monday at ga m zsi'.ss ~
Arrive at Corsica same day by IL M
Leave Corsica every Monday at p m;
Arrive at Curlsville same day by 4p M.
96l9 From Skppack by Harleysvne Franconia and Ty-
lersvle, to Charleston, local. IS miles and back,
once a. week. nsE.qlsa t.i,8 1900
Leave Skppack every Monday at am; - f55g
| Arrive at Charleston same day by I'm; satta
Leave Charleston every Monday at pm; ~
Arrive at shppack same day by 7pm.
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UNITED STATES MAILS.

PROPOSALS for carrying the Mails of the United
L States from July 1, 1853, to June 80, 1867, in
elusive on the following routes in the States of MAINE
NEW HAMPSHIRE, and VERMONT. From July L,
1853, to June 80, 1885, on the following routes in
the States of NEW JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA Ma
RYLAND and OHIO. From July 1, 1853, to June
80, 1855, on the following routes in the States of
VIRGINIA, NORTH CAROLINA, SOUTH CARROLL
Ma, GEORGIA, and FLORIDA From July 1, 1853,
to June 80, 1854, on the following routes in the
States of INDIANA, MICHIGAN, ILLINOIS, WISDOM
SIM MINNESOTA, IOWA, MISSOURI, KENTUCKY,
TENNESSEE, ALABAMA MISSISSIPPI, ARKANSAS,
LOUISIANA, and TEXAS will be received at the Con-
tract Office of the Post Office Department. in the city of
Washington until AN. of the 4th April 1853 to be
decided on the 25th of April 1853.
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Postage Free.l
PROPOSALS FOR MAST AND SPAR TIMBER.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau of Construction Equipment, and Repair,
January "a, 1858.
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for Mast and
spar Timber, will be received this Bureau until 8
CLOCK M OF the 18th day of February next for furnish
ing ana delivering the quantities of yellow pine mast and
spar axed to each of the following Navy Yards to
wit ~''' - ~ =
AT the Navy Yard, Portsmouth New Hampshire
for one razee, estimated to contain $50 cubic feet
At the Navy Yard, Charlestown Massachusetts,:
OF tnree soops of estimated contain ITO cubic
feet. ~
At the Navy Yard, Brooklyn, New York:
For one ship of the line Etn,..ad - oont;n X ron ar
For three frigates ns'ha'eu " -: e. ~ ~ oa
For three sloops-of-war
At the Navy Yard, Philadelphia ...E
For two sloopso estimated contain $40 cubic it.
At the Navy Yard Washington, D. c.. -nt-.
For soop-o war, estimated to contain 1870 cubic it.
At the Navy Yard, Gosport Virginia -r.s
For ship of the line Estimated to contain 64O cubic
For two sloops-of-war, feet. e
At the Navy Yard, Pensacola, Florida: .-...
For frgae, estimated contain 1850 cubic feet
For soop-of-war:
jib5ooms, pieces main yard Estimated
pieces cross backyard to contain 2O3l cubic feet
pieces maintop sailyard
4 pieces forstop sailyard p "Na*#
1891 cubic feet.
DIMENSIONS OF THE FOREGOING SPAR TIMBER.
Ship of the line ss..s.
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NEW JERSEY.

-. !. NEW JERSEY.
From July l, 1858, to June 80, 1856.
9lO5 From Lawrenceve, to Princeton miles and back
week. -s->
Leave Lawrenceville every Saturday at m;
Arrive at Princeton same day by II m;
Leave Princeton every Monday at II m;
Arrive at Lawrencevile day by 2 m.
9106 From Hacketstown to Hope, II miles and back,
once week.
Leave Hackettstown every Tuesday at a m;
Arrive at Hope same day by II M;
Leave Hope every Tuesday at p m;
Arrive at Hackettstown same day by p m.
Proposals to six times week will be considered.
9l07 From Newtown, by Lafayette, to Deckertown II
miles and back, three times week.
Leave Newtown every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sa-
turday at a m;
Arrive at Deckertown same day by IL M;
Leave Deckertown every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at p m;
Arrive at Newtown same day by 4 pm.
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Leave Little Meadows every Tuesday and Saturda :
at am; .s
Arrive at Binghamton same DAYS by 12 m;
leave binghamton every Tuesday and Saturday at
oe7o nr rarse At Little Meadows days by pm
9o'z FROM smiths Ferry, by Ohovilie to Darlington.
(Pa) IS miles and back, once week
leave smith Ferry every Saturday at am;
arrive at Darlington same day by IL m;
Leave Darlington every Saturday at INN.
Arrive at Smiths Ferry same days by 6 pm
soI3 From Brighton, by Irish Ripple and Marvin, to
Mount Jackson 20 miles, three times week and
return by Wertemburg and North Sewickley.
Leave Brighton every Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day at 6 am;
Arrive at Mount jackson same day by 6 pm;
Leave Mount jackson every Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday at a m -
Arrive at Brighton same days by pm. s.
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MAINE.

From July l, 1853, to jane 80, 1857
131 From Bangor, by North Hermon, South Levant,
West Levant, Exeter, West Garland South San
gerville, Sangerville Guilford, Abbott, Monson,
Shirley Mills and Shirley, to Greenville 60 miles
and back, three times week. E
Leave Bangor Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
S am;
Arrive at Greenville same days by 8 p m ;4-gzs-s5.
Leave Greenyille Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day, at a m; 4 20 -
Arrive at Bangor same days by 9 p m. Q3
Proposals omit Shirley Millsand supply it specially
from the nearest Office three times week will be
considered. r.5l&
NoTE.-In proper bid should be received and
accepted for the above service, route No. 36, as
advertised December 15 1852, will be omitted, and
No. TO- in the same advertisement will be cur
tailed to commence at Exeter seI III
rs Proposals to extend this route, advertised De-
cember IT, 1852, to Foxcroft, mile further,
will be considered. ~ a...- r,.s Tbs
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

From July 1, 1858, to jane 80, 1857. Of
273 From Bellows Falls, w. by Drewsvile, N. H. and
Langdon to Papermill Village miles and back,
six times week.
Leave Bellows Falls daily except Sunday the
arrival of the cars say at p pm;
Arrive at Papermill Village same days by 4 pm;
Leave Papermill Village daily except Sunday at
10am;
Arrive at Bellows Falls the same days in time to
connect with the cars say by III
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of the Oath of January 1862 the and spar timber
CURED at that yard by said advertisement viz - cubic
bid be accepted desire to be addressed through the
post Office at and the contract to be the navy
agent at - execution. Alb.
We the undersigned residents Of -, in the State of
- hereby guaranty, in the foregoing bid of --
be accepted, that he or they WILL within days after
of the at the post Office designated in said
execute the same with good and sufficient ures furnish
the mast and spar timber proposed in conformity with the
terms of the advertisement under which it made
hereby certify that the best of my knowledge and be-
lief the above named guarantor good and sufficient
E. F.,
Navy Agent
The offer to be endorsed Proposals for Hast and Spar
Timber" -, Nary Yard at 49,. jan 26-1aw4w
BOARD IN THE COUNTRY WANTED.-A lady,
of the city in respectable private family from
the LIST March to the LIST October Two rooms neatly
and comfortably furnished with three BEDS occasional
parlor, with decent board will be required.
Address P W. B., of Mr. VIM. Bayy, between 18th
and 18th streets, north side Pennsylvania avenue.
jan 26-1awtlstMarch
Pursuant decree of the Circuit Court of Rockingham
county Virginia. rendered at the October term 1852 the
dersigned Commissioners appointed by said Court WILL
the first day of March, 1862 proceed SELL premises
public auction the of land belonging the late Abra
ham Smith, deceased and which he resided at the time of
his death. $780,. ,.,aas.-. n
1t situated sides North river the counties of
Rockingham and Augusta about Is miles from Staunton and
IL from Harrsonburg the proposed terminus of the Manassas
W looenC survey, duout I,UAo
of exceedingly fertile land constituting unquestionaby
of the most valuable estates in the valley of Virginia be-
ing is well supplied with dwellings and outbudings of
the best quality under good fence and in high o cul
tivation s-.. s-g.. '.-sez. ... FL.
There about 30 of frstae meadow and much
more can easily be made large portion OF the bottom land
consists of black vegetable deposte from six feet
deep which equal in its fertzng properties the best
stable
About half the tract cleared and the residue heavily
timbered will be offered for sale entire and also in four
Subdivisions and the sale confirmed in that in which the
will a
veray poles than 1885, 254 and IS acres each
provided with buildings except that of 254 The tract
water-power .-..
Terms Bond and approved security for the whole of the
purchase money onehrd in sixty days. with interest from
the day of sae the residue one and three years. and
the title retained till the further order of Court.
JOSEPH SMITH, Jr.
C. c. STRAYER,
dec 25-lavts Commissioners
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VERMONT.

From, July l, 1858, to June 80, 1857.
At From Rutland, by Mendon and Sherburne, to
Bridgewater, 81 miles and back, three times a
week.
Leave Rutland Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at
lam; ..
Arrive at Brdgewater the days by } pm;
Leave Bridgewater Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
day at am
Arrive at Rutland the same days by J pm
Proposals for three additional weekly trips with
schedule to connect with No. AS, at Bridgewater,
will be considered. ~
Also, to extend over No. 445 with through sche-
dule, to connect with the cars at the railroad
station.
NoTE.-1n case proper bid should be received and
accepted for the above service, route No. AT, as
advertised December Is, 1852, will be curtailed to
commence at Sherburne, and route Ne. 454 will be
curtailed to commence at Bridgewater
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WASHINGTON: THURSDAY.
"a, 1853.

962O From Brookville, by Beleyiew Damata, Ringod,
and Porterville, to smcksburg, 25 miles and back,
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= u
for wei agree furnish and deliver at the yard
in Conformity with the requirements of the adver
by the Bureau Construction Equipment and Repair
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ALLIS & HOWES
Wholesale lsrOcprS-

Corasr of Water and Pine SITS :, Evansville, Ind.
lave on hand one of the largest and best selected
IL stocks of Groceries ever opened in the West, and
can offer inducements that will justify Dealers prefer
the market at Evansville TO any distant point
Merchants are invited to call and examine.
COFFEE-Rio, jamaica, Java, Mecca.
TEA-lmperial, Gun Powder Hyson, Young Hyson,
Poushong Ooong of all grades from lowest price TO fine
est.
sSUGAR-New Orleans, Havannah, Loaf Crushed
powdered.
MoLASSES-The very best Plantation, purchased pre-
yious to the first Frost Also reboled and Sugar House
BRANDY-Of all grades from the best imported, q
great variety of Brands, to domestic manufactured.
WINES-Port, Madeira, Claret, White, Sherry, Cham
paign, different Brands and navors.
GiN-London Excise, Pine Apple and very fine Hol
land i'm Jugs.
CIGARS-A great variety of Brands at all prses from
50 80 to SIS " q 1000.
AXES-Simmon S, Davis and the celebrated Collins
together with general assortment of all articles gen
orally Kept in Grocery Establishments. such Soap
Candles. DyeStus, Nails Leather Starch, Nuts, large
lot Of Gunny Bags Turk Island and Kanawha Salt Oils
Paints, Brooms, Brushes, Paper, Tobacco, Counter
Scales Coffee Mills, Spices, do ground, Matches Traces
well Chains and fixtures, Tumblers, Decanters Jars
Lanterns Hall Lamps, Oysters, Sarjnes, Mackerel Shad
Goldfish, Herring, ShOves, ect., ect, ect.
All the goods we sell are warranted. ocfl
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NEW GOODS FOR SPRING 1853.
J. H. MAGHEE g., co.


Whotesafe Dealers end Jobbers in Eoreiga and Do
nestle Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hdts, ;Ccps,&c.,
FIRST SrRAEr. EVANSVILLE, INp.
Respectfully invite the attention Of Merchants and
the trade generally TO their unusually large and full
soitment OF Spring and Summer Dry Goods which they
have now in store, and to which they will daily re
ceiving additions through the coming season.
IL Is unnecessary for them TO enumeraie or partcu-
larize the different styles; qualities and varieties of
their goods tits sufficient To say that their
be found full and complete with every description of
goods suitable for the Western Market all of which
have been selected with particular regard quality,
style and price, and which, from their long experience
in the trade they can confidently onmend TO their
friends and the trade ia general.
Their stock OF Boots aud sh Is also large and
pete, consisting Of Mems and Boys Boots and Shoes
Monroes, and BroSans of all kinds and ietes. WO
mems and Misses CATERS, BoOtees, Shoes, Slippers
and Buskins, with ChildreD's Shoes and Bootecs, of
every kind and price, all Of which they
binary low prices being purchased in Bostsn for cash
exclusively.
They have also on hand a fine assortment of Hats,
Caps and Bonnets OF all kinds for Spring and Summer
Wear.
They earnestly request of buyers examination Of
their stock before purchasing they and
will sell at prices low, and terms advantageous
as be met with at St. Louis Cincinnati any other
Western market.
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TT instantly Stops Paint
l. 1t Instantly Checks Disease!i
1t Instantly Removes its Cause! y!
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
VIII Stop the most Tormentng Painsl
Will Allay the most ExcruciatDg Cramps and Spasms,
Will Soothe the most Violent lrritatonsiM
In N Few Minutes!
IT DAILY CURES
Throughout the United States, many hundreds of the
most obstinate of
N Ne9p%al,'m' P Peuir
Stiff Joints, Bruises
Chill Fever, Ague Cake
Lumbago, Stitch in the Back
!, Hourly Cures Thousands Of
Darrhea, cholera Morbus,
t U!senaiiery, Cramps and Spasms,
Sour Stomach, Influenza
bad breath, Tightness OF the Chest
0'eA "'o"aeni ,n.,.,, B1 S,
Tens Of Thousands of the most Excrciatnr pain.
in few moments. ~
Pains In the Back,
Pains in the Shoulders,
Pains in the Muscles
Pains in the Joints,
Pains around the Heart
Pains around the Liver
Pains around the Kidney,
Pa ms in the Head. the Face, the Feet The Arms
Side, and Stomach,
Meuralgie Pains
Rheumatic Pains
Sciatic Pains,
Syphitic Pains,
Sharp and Acute Pains. Heavy and GrumbIinp Pains.
Aches " all kinds,
F I;aes Ache Asse' ! Ear Ache:
Spinal Complaints
Are suddenly Relieved from all Painful 6,cucs hv
X. X. X. Relief.
CKIPPL LES!
LEAP FOR .JOYy,
The Crippled anil Rcd r;l,a,
by the X. X. X. ' 'e"o'''
Every Day
we have cases where the crippled and stie io;nteJ
Mobile their way TO Laboratory 10 receiyeJ n.
soothing influence ''N Tvs
And Walk away. Rejoicing
In the Quick and Sudden Efficacy or the r. r. r.
CAIsD.
we guarantee that In ninety nine cases ont of one
set down. One trial will prove its efficacy The mo
mept Is applied arrests the progress of diseased me-
fion, and instantly allays irritation ~
X. X. X. Is sold for % Cents per bottle. so cent?
and 81 per bottle.
| Genuine Relief
Each bottle te DO genuine must bear tho fac smil,
signature of RAnyW v ,aS' s 81,
On the Label, AND THE LETTERS w.
X. X. X.
| BLOWN IN THE GLASS
=, GENERAL Agent for the State of Kentucky = Fdwi,
motifs. wholesale druggist Louisville: also TO- s.Ie ~
street. ~ - '"achwch, S'
John G. Dayie and scribner q Devol. New Albany
" St. q, lake, Vincennes; Wang d Ety. Princeton
=. sure, druggist Madison; and an Ia a
throughout The United States and Canndas
| WooLSEY d. LINCK, Agents,
l Evansville, Ind.
| ,o RADwAY & CO.,
| no io2 Fulton ST.. New York.