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THE DAILY DISPATCH


. Fs uOe0oy hOsss~eg A'As1N"
7s. Protecting Deer.
On Friday night In the House Of Delegates,
bill came up for consideration the object OF when
was the protection Of Deer from dssfrueton-.n
a very proper object II was IL PROVIDED 'hA'
Deer should not be killed from the lat January 70
ID, July. In each year General DAVIS, OF Green
brier who was the patron of the bill explained
b In his usually clear and energetic manner The
suhst.nce Of his explanation was, that after De-
Gambler the Bucks were unit to eat and the Does
were with young, and therefore neither ought to
he killed In the severe weather of January.
thew were driven for want of food TO eat the noun
tain laurel which rendered their fesh poisonous
and unfit food for man. During the past unusaiiy
rigorous winter the deer. unable to escape IN 'ne
heavy SHOWS were slaughtered by hundreds IN
his county some four hundred and any hso oeen
killed, and they had been living so much upon tne
laurel, that even the dogs that got AZ some tina.
were killed, were made very sick lie had learned
n short time sinee that wagon load OF such deer
ware oy, tte,r way to Stanton. Several mem
bars ,scad their hands anxiously In the region OF
,hs sso,,.cb and looked very woe-begone; like
eho,sra natiento This argument and announce
ment by General DAVIS settled the question Mt.
ANDERSON of Wyoming, &c. protested against
the interruption Of the sport Of his constituents,
and endeavored to amend the bin by excepting the
country west of New River from its provisions
but in spite of his popularity 1t was no go. The
General bore down all opposition backed as he
was by the laurel Mr. DICKINSON, of Richmond
sought to engraft on the bill q clause to protect
partrldges; but the House would bear no delay
The poisoned deer we're to the right to the left
and in front Of them--they were agonised win IN
ereasing internal agones, which nothing but the
passage Of the bill could alleviate. II was put
through instantly, and 1t is to be hoped WIZ
promptly pass the Senate 70 quiet the quainis OF
venison eaters. ~
THE SHAKESPEARE PAPERS OF TIE LATE DIR,
MAGINN, annotated by DR.. Shelton Macseazie.-
New York Redfeld This Is an interesting yo-
lume. DR. Maginn WAS one of the most talented
contributors to the British Periodical Literature
and his Shakespeare Papers are especially indica
tive of his genius.
For sale by GEo. III. WEST.
CHARLEMoST or the Pride of the Village;
Kentucky tale, by w. GILMORE SIMMs: This is
another of the admirable border romances by Mr..
Simms, now In the course of publication by Red
field
For sale by GEO NJ. WEST.
INDIA; the Pearl of Pearl River: by Mrs. En-.
ma d. +. N. Southworth. Philadelphia J. Is.
Patterson. This latest production of a very pop.
uar novelist has been sent forth in handsome style
and with considerable preparation.
For sale by GEO. NJ. WEST.
HENRI DE La TOUR. or the Comrades in Arms
by j. Frederick Smith author of Romantic In
cidents in the Lives of the Queens of England :"
Temptation !" Charles vavasseur." etc. Issued
by Garrett & Co., New York. and for sale by GEO.
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Soar FROM COTTON SEED Mr. Barnes, soap
and candle manufacturer In New Orleans, La
has manufactured new article of soap, made from
cotton Seed it is purely vegetable and has the
properties as CASTLE soap; the color is dark for the
that 1t il made from the drtiest portion OF
the seed. 1t Is sold at six cents per pound
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The drug store of Bush s. Gale, in New York
was destroyed by fire Friday Loss $4,000.
The steamer Etna, for Havre, sailed from New
York, Friday, with Sl92,49l in specie, aud seven
passengers. III
The Canadian Parliament has refused;by one
majority, to pass prohibitory liquor law.
Southern shsd and green peas are being served
up in New York. uea
The Spotted Tavern" in Stafford county, Va
was destroyed by fire few days since.
The old Presbyterian church in Charlottesville
s being demolished, to make way for . new one,
j, Inc Ohio law against the circulation of Bank
ous OF other States, under the denomination of S.
has been repealed :. =
Inc carriage mandatory of N. s. Fulford, at
washington, N. o.. was destroyed by fire, on the
9Th inst. ..i, 'sf..Is : : - 80 ~
A vote Is to be had In Alabama, on the lst Mon
day In May, upon the propriety Of holding q COO.
venfion to revise the State constellation.
The Woodstock Tenth Legion" declares In Its
last issue In favor of james Buchanan for the Pre-
sidency.
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INDUCEMENTS GREATER THAN Ey.

INDUCEMENTS GREATER THAN Ev.
/ ER.-Determined to close. Selling oh the great.
ar portion of my stock at less than COST am posi-
lively selling Of at cost to close business Those in
want of anything in my line. should call ct once
have on hand Coats Vests and Pants of various
large assortment of Silk Shirts Drawers and Socks;
Crsvats Stocks Scarfs Suspenders, Money Belts,
Night Caps of silk and cotton; and many other styles
of Furnishng Goods all to be sold a aud below
Call soon ut A. LEWIS. Main st.
Opposite Sc. Charles Hotel
My store is now for rsnt-possession given on the
ist Of April NH "a
DEkUvlAN GUANO.-.We are new re-
ceiyins our Spring supply Of Gusno. We were
unable to buy aay in first hands, delivered In BaIti-
more, and had therefore to take New York Guano
without any inspection or snsIysis. Our purchases
however, were made direct from the sgents Messrs
BsrredO Brother. and the Guano delivered 10 our
sessels their orders to their houses in Norfolk
in good order. All Off will be inspected here
We will DO pleased 70 have orders at the present
price, win make engagements ut the current mar.
ket price. 1t the time the Guano L. delivered - our
friends prefer. CRENSHAW l. Co. So
North side OF the Basin
mn Richmond. Va
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VlRGINIA POLIrICS...J. w. RAN.
DOLPH will publish this day, March 10th
A HISTORY OF THE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN
IN VIRGINIA, with Portrait and Sketch Of the
Life of Gov Wi,e. Price $3.50.
twill be sent by mail, post paid, to all who pay
in advance.
Notice from the Examiner.
ut 10 not only valuable book OF reference and de-
pository of facts and arguments for the Democratic
poitcian but most Interesting picture and HISTORY
of that celebrated campaign 1t contains also an ap
regard to the prominent questions now before the
people of the Union"
From the Enquirer.
'Ths history of one of vrginia's most brilliant
and glorious campaigns, will be NEST interesting
and valuable pdde mecum for Democrats and anti
Know Nothings. DR. Hambston has performed his
task admirably, and every Democrat should have a
copy" nah iO--ts
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A Northumberland Chase, of Ohio has
made q requisition upon Governor Morehead, of
Kentucky, for the return Of the slave women who
killed her children in Cincinnati and who, by the
decree Of Judge Leavitt, has been returned to
very
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ua9EKATE PLACR-There were three murders
ending the Goth ult. Abner Scott was shot dead in
the streets by II. S. Hawkins James H. Carter
met with the same fate from the hands of Westly
Barns; and A. G. Cooper was killed by hammer
in the hands of a man named Stanard, who after
wards escaped.
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TENACITY OF LIFE IN A GoOsE.-A goose on
the farm of James Budd, near Pemberton, n j.,
was missed in the snow storm of the 5th ult-
Search was made, but without avail, until Satur-
day, 9th instant, when goosey was discovered in a
large bank of snow, alive, and apparently unin.
jured by its five weeks Imprisonment.
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e. NEW SHOES.-GOOD NEWS,-
Ladies, those beautiful black italian Cloth
Congress and Lace Gaiters that you have
been long waiting for, have arrived and are open
for sale this day Also, beaatiful article of chill
dren's Patent Leather Pumps, and Jenny Lind Shoes
of Fancy Morocco that we viii sell cheap. In fact
if you wish bargain in Boots and Shoes just 60 to
MATRICES Metropolitan Boot and Shoe Saloon
and you can get it, C. g. MAURICE,
NH 10 No. Isl Main St. Richmond Va
Asas.-,rTTITst FOR LYNCHBURG.--
EsSfszSssls<2sa=5 leave this (MONDAY) evening"
The boat LYNCHBURG, Captain
Johnson now nearly full, will leave this evening"
For balance of freight apply to Captain or to +
WIN. p. cox, 3 (
NH l0-lt* s On the Basin
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ePucrAE NOTICES.

~ wrench Glass for Furniture. fresh
sunplv 81 the celebrated french Glass for cleaning,
fuI and permsnent polish to Rosewood and Mahogany
and other furniture, with little labor Price - cts
Aseei'e1 .Aa " GkUBBs G,APPERsON !
nh t0--7ts y Broad st. Richmond, Va.
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a Board of Trade. Committee Of Ar.
bitration:
LEWIS WEBB, Chairman.
JAMES DUNLOP, BENZ. w. RICHARDSON.
BENZ. C. GRAY, JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
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II TErHcRAPHIC NEWS.
REfoRTEp FOn rdE DISPATCH
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.


NEW YORK, March 9Th. 5 P. M.--The Cunard
steamer Africa has arrived with three days later
dates from England sac orngs no in1eiiigenee
Of the missing steamer PACING ~
The Peace Conference at Paris Is progressing
favorably.
The Rothschilds have taken the whole of the
LATEsT BY TELEGRAPH.
LONDON Saturday.-Count Orloff arrived in
Paris on Thursday The conferences were to open
on the 25th.
Letters from ST. Petersburg and Warsaw, In the
German papers, give the details for continuance
OF the and state that At no point has the former
energy in the military department been asated.
England.
1t Ii said that the am cunt Of frauds, of which
Mr. Saddler (who recently committed suicide) has
been guilty, was not much short of 4l,O0O,0O
worth of railroad shares and mortgages. He had
also committed crimes Of the NEST diabolical de-
scription.
A portion of the advance squadron of the Baltic
fleet had steamed up, and was ready to leave Spit
head on the evening of the 22d.
The money article In the London Daily News Of
Saturday says:
The funding of the new loan by the Rothchilds
At about 90 produced . fall of per cent. in con-
soils, although subsequently they partially re-
covered from this decline and closed at 81. The
aggregate subscription for the loan reached thirty
millions pounds.
Later correspondence received from the Crmea
state nothing of interest.
In Constantinople there was great commercial
confusion, and material decline in prices.
The Parliamentary proceedings In England were
unimportant
There il nothing of interest from France and
other parts of Europe
.+s...+ Commercial. .
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 22.-Cotton-Middling and lower
qualities have declined 1l6d Sales cotton fer days
q, 900 bales Spectators took Geo baes Orleans
Middling SD Orleans Fair ca; Upland Middling
l5Gd.; Fair 81. Estimated sales to-day 1000 bales
Stock in port 900 bales. American 285 900 bales
Market quiet $500
Breadstutfs have slightly advanced. Flour is in an
improved demand Western Canal 35s.; Ohio 33s. cd ;
Southern SIS. Cd. ass. 3D. Wheat 10 firm, with
advance White l0s Cd oils Sd Red l0s a los Cd
Corn has advanced Is. Mixed Corn 35s.; Yellow and
White $751; 3D.
Provisions-Pork ia quiet. Beef has improved 10
6emand selling for zoos for Cleveland brands Lard
is quiet at 54s55s. Spirits Turpentine quiet at SIS
Cd Sugar is sitter. Coffee is quiet.
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F DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-A fire broke out on the
plantation of j. NJ. Dantzler, near 0rapgeburg, S
c., on the 25th ultimo, which destroyed thirteen
houses, $500 bushels of corn, large quantity Of
other provender and several wagons and carts
Loss 5000
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- FOX RENT.--The large Tobacco
:a Factory recently occupied by Messrs Grant &
III Bennett. 10Th between Main and Franklin
streets is for rent for the balance of this year. with
the privilege of the next This il decidedly the
and most desirable Factory for rent in the city. For
terms, which will be very low, apply to ii l4.-ts
THOS. w. REESEE, Auct,
NH i0-1m No 81 paari
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This 10 old saying, and it 10 very true,
But for SCHAAP & co IS Jewelry il would never
do
am told,
Are just they look like and that is: Of good gold
As for the general meaning and application of this
proverb, their Candies always sweet and fresh.
their Perfumeiies fragrant, their Clocks good time
pieces, their Knives and Rszors of good steel and
sharp edge their Pistols to fire. and their other
fancy goods describe OF the choicesl
selection and newest style, and sure to be found
represented Don't be afraid, then, to be deceived
by false appearances, when buying from
A SCHAAP CO.'S
French Confectionery and Variety Store,
NH 10 Corner Broad and Sd street
ITO PHOTOGKAPHERS.-. Cotton
L and Collodion, prepared expressly for Photo
graphic purposes free from acid and delstsrous
salts Those in want of pure articles invited to
try them. Orders by mail promptly attended to-
Photographic price Lists sent free of charge.
BENZ. J. CREW, Chemist
N. w cor. 5th and Callowhil sts, Phildelphia
NH n=-ltk
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- FOX RENT.-A new brick house, ON
Sal Union Hill, containing four good rooms and out
1kitchen. Apply at Jesse Talbotfs, near 0. A.
Strecker. at Talbott's foundry NH IO-4t+
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n~.ry ar !. t3atIasr MAS.--W. Ii. n
r.,,ve az Aus,is,a county, Va A.u -.
-, v..rs . residens of Chariottesviiie' We. -
c-,...nhu, Mia. ON the 9Th ult lie 'en .n.s
,.,,s..,,,. 10 lake part in the Texan "iussie 'or
.,s.,.nSsrcs He arrived there too iate' now
- 80 ,,,. n, sis residence In mississippi
80. -. -. ,r..,.., war broke out he volunteer
Wnen .ns - IN the LIST Mississippi regiment
80 rnrarnated to . frst feutenancy. Al tue
hsstIs of Monterey the Mississippi regiment was
%. - distneuished, and of that regiment the
the most ,hss crowned itself with most glory was
oonpsn Under the command of Lieut.. Patterson.
~. tue o at man who entered the breach at Mon.
,arv was the celebrated Col. McClung of Missis
sin,i the next to follow him was his intimate
friend and rival for fame, Lieut. Patterson, who
on two occasions that day, saved the life Of his
distinguished leader. At dusk of the day of battle
a. the troops were gathering in Il was ascertain
ed that Col McClung was missing, and suspicion
was entertained that he lay wounded within the
enemies lines. The commanding officer demand
ed to know which of the soldiers would volunteer
TO bring In the body of Col McCiung Immedi-
ateiy Lieut. Patterson and three others volunteer
ed their services, and through the heavy tire OF
the enemy, and In hand to hand conflict, fought
their way to where their chief lay, and brought
safely back to their comrades the bleeding Doay OF
McClung The term for which the mississippi
regiment was enlisted expired Few Gays atsf
the battle of Monterey. The night before u ON,
GERS and men were to take up their homeward
march, a difficulty upon point OF military ell
quette occurred between Lieut. Patterson and the
officer of the day, which resulted in eolison IN
which Patterson was shot through the thigh 80
badly as to require the amputation of his leg. To
show how endeared the deceased was to every
member of his regiment, every officer of that regi-
ment. in succession, challenged the officer under
whose orders Patter son had been wounded but the
challenge was not accepted, andthe officer left the
city in disgrace.
After the war, Lieut. Patterson returned to Vir.
ginia, where his friends presented him with
magnificent sword He afterwards went to Mis-
sissippi, became sheriff of Lowndes county, and
died in his 37th year. .rt
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DklME BACON AND LARD..-t3 hhds
= Hams, Sides, Shoulders Breast pieces and jolss;
by BIZER PHAuP,
NH 10 n Nam street.
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WANTED-TO SHOEMAk EKS-4 or S
w good hands on ladies' wear None but the best
workmen need apply. To such constant employment
viii be given, Apply to
HENRY w. OUARLES,
ja S0-h No. Is Pearl ct,
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CHARLEMoST or the Pride of the Village; a
Kentucky tale, by w. GILMORE SIMMs: This is
another of the admirable border romances by Mr..
Simms, now In the course of publication by Red.
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WANTED--H X II l. N u y IL wish TO
w hire for the balance of the year. able bods
Boat hands and five Lsbsrers. Also first rate
Smith---all negroes. JNO J. WERTH
Daily American organ., 1856-03-06
BOUNTY LAND.

nFFICERS, soldiers, Sailors, Marines,
" Landsmen, Flotla men, Chaplans, Clerks,
Indians Wagon-masters and Teamsters, their
widows or minor children who have yet received
full 100 acres and who have been in service IA days.
are entitled to land in any war since 1880. RaM
widows whose husbands died while in service,
are entitled to pensions, and minor orphans Of such
to 5 years half-pay All who believe themselves en-
titled TO Land-bounty, and Pensions, will be bene-
fitted by calling on the subscriber either in person or
by letter postpaid, corner of 7th and streets, No.
4S2, opposite General Post Office. 49, -
Claims from agents examined and prosecuted upon
the most reasonable terms.
No pay in advance, and no charge II nothing IS CD
tajped. go 5s, ls.
EE Refers to the citizens generally.
Special attention given TO suspended CLAIMS
JNO. JOHNSON,
apIs-1y Agent for Bounty Land Pensions
Daily American organ., 1856-03-06
FASHIONABLE DANCING,
At Munder,s Assembly Hail.
III w. MUNDER. Professor Of DANCING


He at Georgetown College and Convent, ana
principal teacher of Washington city, has the honor
to announce to his former patrons and the pubiic
generally that he will resume the duties Of bis Schoo
on Thursday. November Sth, 1855, at Numbers AS
sembiy Hall, adjoining the Star cffcr, at clock,
p M for ladies', misses, and masters, and on the
same evening, at u for gentlemen. Bes ,s
he feels assured that the unequailed progress Of
his numerous pupils in his former classes is a SUM
cien guarantee Of his superior skill as an Instructor
Prof NJ begs leave to remind the public OF the
unbounded success of his May Festival Ball, at the
National Theatre, which was attended by upwards
of 1000 persons.
His new Hall, which is one of the largest most
beautiful and conveniently arangedin in the o,ty with
two large dressing and supper rooms added, which
can be rented for balls and parties The location IS
convenient to persons residing in any part OF the CITY,
Days of Tuition On Tuesday and Thursday, at 3
o'clock p. NJ. and on -the same evenings, at ior
gentlemen.
A class for young married ladies and gentlemen
will be formed shortly
All who desire to join his classes, will please apply
at Mr. John f. Elliss Music store, Pennsylvania ave
nue. near Tenth street. to Prof. NJ, at his rooms,
on the above days. A subscription list is now open
to receive the of those wishing season tickets
to the Soirees. Only $5 for the season.
oct 30--dH g - ~ ~ 81 IL y
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! HoWARD ASSOCIATION,
vmro,a.rA rTI ANrOUsoEMEyT !
PHILADELPHIA.

IMHOXrANTf ANNOUFCEmE Ey15
vWYO IA. pex,ons afflicted with SeAua - ndAs-
III 4 asss. sach - Speynatorrhoa seminal Weak-
ness ImpotenoA 0on0Rhes, Gleeb Syphihs' ths VICE
Of Onanism or Self Abuse, &c, &C.
The Howard Assooiation, an view oi the xrnI , oe,
struction a humaa ls and health caused by Sexual
diseases and he daeepons prsctssd npop the unipf-
unate victims Of such diseases by quacks have
ed their Consulting Surgeon, Is charitable act wor
Inv Of their name TO give medical advice gratis 70 ali
nersous thus afflicted whs apply BY letter. with de-
scr,ptiou of their condition, (age occupation, habits
M Iife. Ac) and in cases Of extreme poverty ana
snffering 70 furnish medicines free OF charge
The Howard Association is . beneyolont 1nsnsu.
ton. sstsblshed by special cndowmsnt Tor the relief
Of the sick and distressed, amicten Win vHusnt ia
And Endemic Diseases and its funds can be usod TOR
vhich hs Directors have voted 70 expend in sdverts
nr the above notice II - needless 70 I'D that sne
Assocfstiop commands the highest Medical sklil OF
the age, and will furnish the most approved modcrD
treatment Valuable advice also given 70 Sex ana
nervous females, afflicted with Womb compmnnu'
Leucorrhoa, &c. -
Inst published, by the Association, report on
Snernatorrhoea or Seminal Weakness, the vice OF
0nnnsm Masturbaton or Selt-Abuse and other dis
eaaes OF the Sexual Organs with an account oi INC
errors and deccptons Of quacks and valuable sdyice
TO the afflicted, by the Consulting Surgeon. copy
~ ths above report will be sent by mail (in sealed
envelope free Of charge on the receipt of TWO stamps
iof gdrsss EydI Dr. GEO (, CALHOUN, Consulting Sur
0eon Howard AsycoAtion. No. 2, South Ninth street,
Philadelphia Penngylvsna- se4
BY order of the DlrcctoT 2,
- EZRA D. HsARTWELl, fresioenA
GEo. FAIRcHILD, Secretary. t.sia
mar 30--deo&wly
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CERTIFICATE OF VIM. J. ATWOOD.
HuNrsyILLE. YApKIN Co., N. C., 4,

November i, 1855
thanks for your discovery of medicine which, to say
the least Of it, has effected that all other med
icines that have taken have entirely failed to DO.
Stubborn and case of the Piles that per-
baps ever fell 70 the lot Of man. My case is not q
stranger in this community, as I am well known IN
this and the surrounding countless and can truly say
that INV recovery has astounded all my friends anu
relations, AS l had tried everything recommended,
and nothing did me any good, until was prevailed
upon 10 try the Btters. You are at liberty TO make
ay usc of this communication, for the be eht OF the
afflicted, you may think proper. r,,-x,,s
Truly yours. WIN. y. AIWooD.
DIR. G. M. JACKSON. 4
These Bitters are entirely vegetable They lnvig-
orate and strengthen the system never ~
and can be used for infants well as adults
For sale by respectable dealers everywhere, and by
y. ID. GILMAN, Washington
J. l.. KIDwELL, Georgetown
hg j. r. PIERP0NT, Alexandria
ta,, A d9fn NNM III tN&NiHfM
Daily American organ., 1856-03-06

natural uterine secrstions, by removing the causes
by which they are srrested or chccked and by Civ
ing tone and health TO the general system they are
therefore an eiectua remedy in An cases Of difficult
painful or obstructsd menses having been used 10
multitudes Of cases in the private practice Of the
original proprietor, with singular success, in which
they have proved to be Of the highest value and eh
cacy. Price 90 cents.
DIR. BROTHERS. DIAPHORETIC POWDERS.
These Powders form very valuable Anodyne, Di
aphoretic and 6udoriAc compound. They are b@I
Eryyipelas. Diarrhpa, Dysentery, Cholera Morbus
and in all cases where an anodyne, combined with
sudoriHc, is required In these diseases, II should
be administered in small doses II is also applicable
to many other diseases, such as rheumatism ana
spiration without increasing the heat Of the body and
produces constant moisture Of the skin for great
length of time while ii allays irritation and gives
rest. SO cents Sep l5-eodly