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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-30

m PREMIUMS AT THE FAIRs-wHIrKHURsrs
still In the ascendsnce-The jures of each
highest premiums to j. r. W. their superiority Of Pho
tosrsphs stereoscopes and Daguerreotypes exhibited
Mr.. W. also received two Medals the Worlds Fair Lon
don, and premium at Crystal Palace, New York
Also the fret awards Of the Maryland Institute
whehurss Gallery in this city is on Pa avenus betw
~ and 9th streets feb II
I'M BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERs-mr Editor-You
~ would be astonsned though true my tra vel thro
Virginia short time SINCE hear OF and recon-
mendation that ID given to BAKERS PREMIUM BITTHRS
ladies aud gentlemen said they had had the Dyspep
ss for many but had found anything
1t but Bakers Bitters an some would aay
IL had cured them entirely of the and
others would II had Bitters they
Would have died With the sh1sTa So we say, success
Every family should keep a few Bottles on hand
Price sc cents per bottle.
CANBY HATCH, and SETH s. HANCE baltimore, and By
Druggists everywhere 2s-eolw
I'M THE POETRY OF PHYsIC.-AYRR's PILLS, Glide
sugsrshod the palate but their energy
wrapped up Is there and tells with giant force very
foundsons OF disease. There thousands
who would their dstempers IL they knew the
could he cured f.r Is cents.
Try Ayers Pills and you will know It.
Purify the blood and disease will be starved out
Cleanse the system from Impurities and cured al
ready.
Weakness Headache Backache Side Ache Jaundice
mssm, arrangements Of the Liver, Kidneys Bowels
reach. y before them like darkness the SUM-
Reader, II you suffering from any numerou,
complaints they cure suffer more-the remedy
provided for you, and IL is criminal TO neglect It.
That Ayers Cherry PectOrs is the best medicine
Cough Is known to the whole world that
the best OF all Pills. is known 10 those whs have
them.
Prepared by DIR. J. Q. AVER, Lowell Macs, And sold
T. D. GILMAN Warrington
g. NJ. LINTHICUM, Georgetown.
JAS COOK CO., Fredericksburg, and b. all Druggists
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Auction Sales.

ky y. o.. NEG UIRE. Auetioas.r.
GALE BY ORDER OF TIE ORPHANS COURT,
" of Furniture and Household Effrcts-On TUES
DAY morning, April ,, G 10 oTlock, at the rest
dance # the late Wm. n Page, on III Ia street be-
tween and streets, l shall sell, by order of the
Orphans Couit, all his Furniture and Effects, com
pssin2-
Mahogany hair spring Sofa, Chairs
Do Centre and Side Tables
Dressing and plain Bureaus, Bedstsads
Washstands, Toilet Sets
Superior Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows
Hau and husk Mattresses
Blankets, Counterpanes Comforts
Cane and wood seat Chsirs, Lounges
Carpets, Oicloth, Netting
Dining and Breakfast Tables
French and Stone China, Glassware
Silver Spoons aud Forks, superior Table Cutlery
Plated Castots s, Curtains and Shades
Cooking, Radiator and ArIieht St,ves
T'gether with general assortment of HCl ,ehod
and Kitchen Fu.niture' By order Of
X c PAGE, Administrator.
JAS. C.. MCGUIRE,
mar I'D AuctiO0ecF
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CTORAGE.-ThOse having Furniture, Dry Goods
- Groceries, SC, to be stored, will find ample &C
comnodations In the large, airy, flag stone paved.
and Dry Easements under the Star office, corner Pa
avenue and Eleventh st. Apply at the Star Office.
ian 3i-n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-30

W. TIERS
There few things which anord greater plsasur
Than sitting down to write notice OF the ceebr ated Hoo
lsud German Btters because fully
comforting public benefit and heart tells that
our notices many have been Induced to take these Btu
and been rescued from death by dyspepsia liver complain
&c, for the cure Of which It IA certain IL Is prepared
sold only by DIR. O. NJ JACKSON, at the German Medcin
Store No. I2o Arch street, Philadelphia.
Ses Advertisement 2-gm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-30

FINE VExIsos.-Wsssaw yesterday being
unloadsd before the door of the fine establish
ment Of the brothers Sheckell, opposite the
centre market, large quantity of ine venison,
TO be ehipped and broiled for summer use, such
a. We never before saw 10 this market at this
season Of the year. Upon some of the hams
the fst lay an inch thick. We presume it
came from the Maryland gIades, whence
the Msssrs. Shscksl obtained most Of the 6ns
ysnison sold by them in the course of the past
winter. The lot they are nsv getting 10 Is a
sight, which, to an spicars, Is we'll worth sac
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-30

IMPORTANT CORRECTION we have been
reminded that there was An error in the pub
iizhed conundrum which won the silver pitcher
ct the circus on Wednesday night The Official
copy reads az follows: Why 10 Ham Duvall
like Horatio Maryman," Answer: Because
he II good At catching Pigs We are at q
losJ 20 percsiys how even this rendering Of the
attempt at Wit Improves the so-called conun-
drum -
hrcHXKL MURPHT and Samuel Umberfeld,
Who broke Jail two weeks ago, and who were
captured ths day after, were tried in the
criminal court, yesterday, for that offence
ssains. the laws. They were found guilty,
mant in the county Jail. Beside, they will
have 70 serve out, in that place, the twelve
noaths for which they were previously SEN
fenced for their hrst offence.
BAD BoY -Yesterday Q colored boy named
Andrew jackson was arrested and taken be
fore Squire Bates for striking o small boy
named Bart in the face with q brick. The
blow broke the little fellows nose and proba-
bly, will disfgure him a. long al he lives.
The Magistrate fined Jackson for throwing
stones in the street, and held him to bail for
court In the case Of assault. Thro wing stones
is becoming to be very common practice, and
q very dangerous one.
COMPLIMENTARY complaints are made
about disorderly boys the complainants should
Always be ready to give the names of the Of
fsnding parties, and il il useless to tell pub
lie otcer Of this or that violation Of law il IL
evidence Is not brought to prove the charge.
The Counsils, too, by RENTING fnes, give the
officers very ii:tls encouragement to do their
duty. It Is almost telling them that they
have exceeded their powers.
WATCH RErURNs-There were Zone thii
morning, either for trial or lodging
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WATCH RETURHs-There were Zone this
morning, sjther for trial or lodging
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For Gale and Rent.

4 CERTAIN CHANCE TO MAKE A FOR
"A tune-A lady having acquired competency
in the Millinery business is now DESTROYS Of dispo.
ing of her establishment, and retiring into private
life Her location is one of the best in the city, an
is rare opportunity for one acquainted with the
business. For terms and particulars apply at this
office. mar 90 I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-30

SUNDAY SCHOOL EXHIBITION little
folks Of Ryland Chapel, Seventh Ward, gave
an entertainment on Wednesday night, con
sisting Of Rotations, dialogues and singing
The children Of the Sabbath School were priv
ileged to select their own parts and pieces. AS
An evidence Of the extent to which they awaited
themselves Of the permission, it may be stated
that the performance extended through two
full hours. Bat very few persons north of the
canal knew that the exhibition was to take
place, else there would have been more "lev-
leg taken as admission fees az the doors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-30

DRY GooDs.-The spring stock of dry goods
which COlley d Scars are now placing on their
shelves, are at leas. equal TO anything of
the sort ever brought to Washington. We
have seen many stocks of similar goods, and
As far south as Washington We never behsId
anything superior to them fer variety, good
taste and elegance. Shoppers should by no
means fail 20 pay them q visit, If but to crafty
their curiosity to learn how as.onishingly the
various improvements in the manufacture of
dry goods are enabling those of the trade
whose motto is "Quiek Sales and Small Pro.
fl" to lessen the prices Of almost every arti
clio Of personal aud household wear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-30

WEDDING PARTIxs-While at the railroad
depot yesterday afternoon, We saw two happy
couples, who, in the course Of tho day, had
been united in the bonds of matrimony. They
took passage for the North, wedding tours
being quite fashionable, now days.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-11-23
a q A L ID

shUCTuE GEO. VI. TlGHE, STUDENT
~ under sir Ashley Copper late of the city of
Louduu, England, has taken up his abode in Eut-
Iaud, Vermont, and is now prepared I" practice
upon Canccrs, runurs and Ulcers; ScruiulI, salt
Ehvum, NcucIcal Disease, whether acut, urchruuic,
lud All Iutlucuu- bi.rH.,., lc-klu. n, pledges
tin-..li u,i to t.a, uuN person uud,r Treatment
whom he cannot cure, and makes NO charge where
there is no cure elected. Persons bringing ccrtif-
,atss from the Minister of them Religion, Of their
inability to pay, lac will cure without charge, aud
will forfeit hundred dollars in every of fail
are This he feel. assured will be sufficient COM
vince the public that he does not belong to that
class of persons called charlatans, quachs, who
iveupon the suffering ami crcdulity of their fellow
creatures,
n the form of Pimplcs, Warts, Scalo,, Horny Pro-
tuberances ,Preternaturul engagements and Tubcr
cular Elevations. Sometime unusual heat, and
very unpleasant itching, succeeded 10y twitchug
and a sensation felt as if there were fly or spider
crawling over the part, and at intervals darling,
shooting pain, which become'lnore frequent as the
disease progresses.
1t also originates from blows, bruises andth
ordinary cause and states of Inflammation produce
Cancer; grief and anxiety are also its causes
sorrow for he loss of relatives also, often produces
it. 1t It's favoured by age and by the unma rried
state in women when it occurs in the married the
menses almost alwayseease first, showing connec-
ton between them il also npcars very commonly
At the period when this secretion disappears. II
occurs even in subjects young "a. five years, hut
most common in adv ancedliie and 'croiula Predis
poses to IL.
Tho Doctor will attend on patients In the country
called on to do 30, to inform them of hiswhcTc-
shouts that they may avail Themselves of his ser
vices. His address j. " pR. GEoRGE NJ. TIGHF,
Of Mechanics and Forest streets, Rutland VI
GEORGE NJ. TlGllE,
P,actieai CaHce' Docto'
Ma, ls55
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llARRISON'S.
Columbian Tonic Stimu,aDt

WILL cure all diseases caused by pro,tra'ion of
digestive power. Its action is immediate
stimuaut t. rouse the vital energy To its healthy
force as tonic, to sustain and pcrpetuate that
force till healthy secretiuns restored and natu
raj power returns. II will remove all mild forms
of Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, Bilious
Collie Fever, and Fever and Agus and in couucc-
ton with Harrison's Columbian Vegetable Emctic
will cure the most severe casscs Of these and
other acute diseases in the shortest possible time
The Dyspcptic finds immediate relief, and perIua-
nent cure in its use. For all Bronchial and Pull
monary affections, it has great restorative efficacy
The achohol and opium iucbriatc, will find it
perfect substitute for both those diseaseeu genlcriug
and health destroying articles 1t is an exclusive
~ vegetable composition and pure tonic and
stimulant, without the slightest diseasinG proper
ty in its composition action on the system. The
friends Of Temperance then will find 1t an agent cot
gcat potency in their cause, and that the yltIntcd
cravings of diseased appetite under its use will
give place to healthy action and natural desires
It'll delicious to the taste AMI grateful 10 the
sililitie, of the stomach. Il may be taken IN il.
present form, rich syrup, or in water, making
delightful eyerage. As daily beverage, its de-
ieiousncs, is 4ncqualcd by any tcrmcUtcd on aicu-
holic preparation. 1t prevents a. well A. cures
disease lt,I'e, applicable in all seasons, TO all
disease, and conditions Of life, and from cN-
tcme Of infancy to extreme of age. Price 81
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ADOPT
Nargtnt's standard Render
For Higher schools and Academies.
THE STANDARD FIFTH READER, l2mp.,
iTS pp.

The first four Readers form complete series of
Reading Books for the Primary, Grammar and
District Schools of the country. The Fifth Reader
is intended as a first class book for high Schools
Colleges and Academies.
The unbounded success with which this serie. of
Readers has met since its publication, leads the
publishers to say emphatcally, that no series Of
Readers published in this country has had
such univerSdl 5econmeHdation from all who have
examined them. And that their adoption through
out the country by School Committees and Teach
ers, who have thoroughly examined their merits,
has been most general.
School Committees of towns where schools are
about commencing, and Teachers who are DESTROYS
of using the best Reading Books, particularly
requested to examine this series, the publishers
feeling confident of their approval of them, and
their general adoption of the same.
-5-Copics of the Readers will be furnished gratis
to School Committees and Teachers, who are dcsi-
of examining the same, on application to the
publishers. Or they will be sent by mail, c-paid,
by sending the amount in Postage Stamps. The
postage rates arc, the Fifth Reader, "a cents
the Fourth, Is cents the Third Is cents the Sec
ond II cents, and on the First . cents.
PHILIPS, SAMPSON Co.
- Winter Street, Boston.
wlbwt
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Luke Barrott's Estate,

WYE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having hcguaproint-
w eddy the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District Of Chit,cudcn, Commissioners to receive,
examine and ADJUST the claims aud demands Of all
persons against the estate If Luke Barrett late of
Cndcrhill, in said District, deceased, represented
insolvcnt, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in Offset thereto and siy
months from tho day or the date Lcrc'r being
allowed by said Court for that puruosc,wr Go there
fore hereby give notice, that will attend TO the
business of our appointment, ct the dwelling OF
Margaret Barrett ia Cndcrhill in said District ON
the Sd Mondays of December and Nutch next, at
10 o'clock A. NJ, on each Of said days.
Dated this 10th day Of September \. n. 1888.
MARTIN WIRES. I r.,,,,i,.i.ror,
sTErllEN HALE. s O''' '''''"'ciS'
Wl9w3
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One needn't "tlk, the papers" to learn that At
DFwrl's he can get Flour of the best quality, extra
clear Pork by the Dbl, or ID. Salmon, No. ],
Mackcrcl in Kits, Picked llerriugs, Smoked do.
Ilans, lnru, tund Corn Meal, Maccaroni, lHpoca,
Sage Farina, Rice Flour, Pearl barley, Split Peas,
Corn starch llominy, Table and Dairy salt, Hops,
Sweet Herbs for Culinary purposes, Mustard,
ri l,,-, vuuc., Gin family i1rs), soap of all kinds
soft cNceptcd-Purc Ground Spices, Curmuts,
Ctruu.. ~uItuua Raisius, Mace, Molasses Pals
Tubs, Eoom-, Clothes Lines and Pins, Bakers
Cocoa, Chocolate and Bruma.
An these AMI many more, TO say nothiug OF ms
choice and cheap rich and rare Teas and Coffee,
are universally understood without the aid of the
pre-, To- be OBJ ainahle for cash at
DENEl's.
June 18th 1858. d6Wu
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Prepared by DIR. J. C. AVER & CO.,
Practical and Ans lytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass.

Sold in Burlington, by r. A. PEck, q. W, ALLgs
aud A. e. Sr,Ar, Mes-Is Simonds, Shclburnc, A. h.
Simouds, Nillston, L. Alexander, Charlotte, II. A.
Hodge,, Richmond, l., Dixon 4 Co., Milton, aud
Howe a Spadng, Jericho,
oct ~, 1888. d&wly
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The Greatest MedicalDiscovery
OF THE AGE
Mn. KENNEDY of Roxbury, has discovered IN one
OF our common pasture weeds remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF [IJMoN

OF our common pasture weeds remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF IiUMOH,
ENRON the worst Scrofula down to common PIN.
u pie. lie has tried it in over eleven hundred
cases. and never nile except in two eases, tboth
two hundred certificates Of it, value. all within
twenty miles Of Boston.
Two bottles are warranted 10 cure a nursing sore
mouth,
Ono to three bottles will cure the worst kind n
pimples on the face.
Two to three bottles will clear the system of bilcs
Two bottles are warranted to cure tho worst can
ker in the mouth and stomach
Three to five bottles warranted to cure the
worst case Of erysipelas.
One to two bottles are warranted to cure II hu
NOR in the eyes.
Two bottles are warranted to cure running OF
the and blotches among the hair.
Four to six bottles are warranted to curo corru,t
and running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly cruptions of the skin
Two or three bottles arc warranted to cure tho
worst case of ringworm.
Two three bottles are warranted to cure the
most desperate case of rheumatism.
Three to four bottles are warranted to cure salt-
rhcum.
Five to eight bottles will cure the worst case Of
scrofula.
benefit is always experienced from the first bottle,
and perfect cure is warranted when the above
quantity is taken. Reader, pyddlcd over a thou
sand bottles Of this in the vicinity of BOSTON,
know the effect of it in every case. So sure as
water will eXtiugu,h fire, sure will thi, cure
humor. lneyer ,oli bottle of it but that bottle
sold another. After Il trial it always speak, for
itself. There are two things about this herb that
appear to mo survrising-fist, that il grows in our
pastures, in some cases quito plenty, and vet its
value has never been known until disco, cred Il "a
Isle second, that it should cure I'D &i.L, of hu-
+ NOR. | have given IL e. my children year old.
men of sixty, from the humclic,t woman ia Boston
up to the belle If Nuuautum and iu an the cure i,
D Of Ipt Is INT
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NORTHERN RAILROAD, NY.
FALL tRRINCEMENT,
TIL R>DAN, Oct4th. 1855
ZANE PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY each way
GOING EAST.

GOING ENST.
Leave O-icusburgh at $50 A, NJ, arriving at
Rouse. Point $3.50 r..
COING WEST.
l,.r. E.a-.s Point at $3.50 A. 40 arriving at
u..Du-I ur-h. $3.50 o.. ".
Connections.
So "oa..- Point, with la.g ~ S Canada Rail-
road and Lake CHAMPAIGN steamers, for Boston,
darlington, Troy, Albany, New-York and Cham
plain ~ 81. Lawrence Railroad tor Montreal and
Quebec.
AZ Nocr'- Junction, with Montreal 4 New-lork
Railroad; for Montreal, Quebec, Plattsburgh, Bur
lmEtuu, Troy, Albany and New-lorb
At uciousburgh, with the BytoWn 4 Prescott
Railway for the City of Ouowa, and Ontario 4 St
Lawrence Steamboat Companys steamers for the
South and West.
Passengers by Railroad GO through to Troy same
day; 10y Lake Champlaiu It amer, arriving early
neat morning.
Through Tickets to be had by either Route at the
principal stations.
Trains stop 3G minutes at Malone for dinner.
GEO. V. HONLE, Supt.
OFFICE y. r. r., Malone, y. y,
Sept, 20, $3.50. wifi
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How 20 SleeD Warm,

go TO LYMAN's and buy pair of those nice
u all wool sheets, and Rose Blankets. And ii
you have got horse, good horse, CLIMBER" buy
one of those good horse blankets,-they are all
cheaper than wood or coal, and certainly more du-
rable. Don't forgetat the CORNER STORE.
Dee. }. dI W.T.
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Why Don't you Advertise +.
esrncCriCs and PrONisiOMs.

fEIIIs QUESTION Is FREQUENTLY ANkED
by those who know themsclNes--but dIn't
know that W1gtody eh' knows where to 60 for the
nuInLL.L II
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-11-23
India Ruhher Goods.

ar every description, kept constantly hans,
~ by B. TURK, Ne. ? Bank Block, North
side of the square.
Nov. IT, dAwti
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For EOVs,

ANNE ASSORTMENT OF all wool Tweeds and
a Union Cassimeres. Also, Plain and Fancy
liucus, tor Goats and Pants, just the things OF
Summer wear. at LYMAN'S
Ntv To- l..5 dSWtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-11-23

hRGED APPLES (srAftei FruiD, Just received
- aud for sale by the barrel or pound by
April I-th, leiJ. 4. :. DEWEY.
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rE,HE NEw.YORK TRIBUNE, 1s55-G.-TllE |
= TRIBUNE is now in the middle Of its If /
teen year Vol XIV. Of its weekly issue common /
ccd on the lst Of September last. The American
public need not now be made acquainted with its
character or claims to consideration With but a
subordinate regard for prudence, policy popular
ity, it has aimed to stand for Righteousness, for
Truth, for Humanity, against fortified lniqulty,
Fraud and Oppression. There is not slave trader
on this Continent, though he never read anything
but his bills of sale md notes.payoblc who does
not know and hate TIE TRIBUNE there is not
m extensive iabricator Of druggcd and poisonous
Liquors who docs not consider it very dangerous
and immoral paper, and wonder why its publication
il tolerated In commercial, cottun-huyin ing City
like Ncw-lork, The Newark Mercury once iorci-
bly, rcmar. ed that il had never known hard, grip
ing, scrcwinr, ayariciods employer who was not
hostile to TIE TRIBUNE, nor ono cmincntly gem
crous and kindly who did not like it. Prompt and
plau-spokcn in its demonstrations OF iniquity ana
abuses of power while clniting exemption from
human Alibilty, it may have done temporary in
justice TO individuals, but it has never been unldith-
full to Principle, deaf to the cries of the wrong
ed and suffering. In its columns the advocntcs of
novel and unpopular theories contemplating the
Moderation Of human woes, especially those of the
voicelcss and down-roddcu, have ever found nudi-
cncc and hospitality while it has aracntly resist
ed and will pcrsistently combat, every attempt to
prescribe and degrade any class because of diver
stiles Of Nativity, Greed, or Color
In defiance of calumnics the most atrocious, and
Of hostilitics the most deadly and untiring, THE
ElBU Ne ha4 grown stendily ia public apprcci
ton from the day of its origin. It's means Of serv
ils the public have been augmented In proportion.
Instead OF single editor with one or two assist
ants. its organization now comprises numerous
body Of writer's, each fitted by special accomplish
mont and experience for the particular line of dis
custom to which his pen is devoted the daily
amount Of reading matter given more than quadru
pies that of its earliest issues staf Of valued
correspondents eneirces the globe, transmitting
=,
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4 FEW Bl'luL, choice Crmbcrric. this d.,
"a received aud for sale by As. DEWEY
sept. ZGth, loJi. DIFF
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UoNtLU.IyI.- Rev l. " srhuu j. wi els ar generally
known eloquent aud accom- -h.I Of 'h 81
l. church. .I Nr'. T. S'rv.-or hos h'ru known
lucky Cont, could boat ct .r many years aud At
M, time lus the high and esponsible a'.u agent
tor thrM T. zoos toLcr.i.
luuislILL. il.y g..A. l-iJ
81. have used john Eu, S-rslfurIl ami have known
2, '- U.,i. with entire ,l'i.inc aud have TO
hesitation 800 stating our belief that % /. and
v,luJl.. Ir. compound. mud cH.cld'.I 20 produce
much good aud relieve much suffering, aud therefore
would cheerful! and most earnest! recommend to the
afflicted ". SfION.
lsIsrriI S4EN LNsuS