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Those having claims against The old firm vii,
please present them uiiagas delay, aud those In.
aeb.ed are rssssstd 70 cam forward ani settle up
dec6 J. q, BERNARD a 60.
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ELAXEEEU WANTED.
NASH psid fot AxuntiAited anppat, 1sliysTea
~ u or hflls. LIZ 1E&SELk 90. j.
sesA $Asea .ss1 4
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will continue the practice Of the law in the old
Office, No. 81 Main street, keoknk. Iowa.
Oct Is $50 dsm GEO. &. DIXON.
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GO.PAH1 NENNHIP.
NE have intt day assoes ten " ith u j b. Taa,
w dair, gpi w!ileoatinns the Leather, Ssdi or,
lisrdwsra. Carriage Thinning. and shss Findit !
ba usss, ag.dsr thc ktyi uf Deruart. Naudasn { CO.
~ tas old stand, No. is1. Main-sf.
J. OF -RyaRD + co.
Keokuk, Dtesaies I,lsjs.
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The above Copaniss adjust and pay all losses
sQuitably and psernpty-
VA. ". BFLKyAp, Agent,
dxeg-dlus atcohd1ef.
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4As $3.50 s--sx @sS n yN@
OO0E
INSURANCE co., no. svALL srR1z1.E,y,
OAD1eA1 ~ 49,, OO0. f8a Y
E0UITADkG
4. IEAVRhMCe CO., on LONDON. IS
CAri1AL ~ .bOe 900.
0aID6EH0HT
FIRE MANN klk6. co, aIDoBYOk1, CONN.
CArTzAL tJo0 eco.
WA0M nNGTON
UNION ms. Ca 0lEykLANp.0.
CAPlsAk t50o loo.
EMAAKLBN !,
FIRE MARINE ms. CO., FosD Dv Lac, Wis.
asae CANAL etSO, Gee
nOLICI16 issu~d In the sAsvr Canpanses On tAs
i saksFs1assn Of risks oAly, ~ far rsAss, ard
Losses aAjusA4d and prymptly pAid, - 49, ekse Of
the Agency, - S<eCEd street: -3-1--.I
dsoSJ Nm p TURNER, Agent.
G. q. a. sTHInLEN.
RIAL STATE A0RNf
eN@4& AxB HsS ss5E2@ aE = ar
NOTARY PUBLIC.
AAsuses anA Lets fer seis cheap
Aw. kfb o. 4Ss g4Nss5 .S 49,.
HAkN6IN the NfiGfflrj1fIfUOU CY1k0Kck
t1Oa SALE RgASoNABLE yaaAs, a
1LL E0TAkr BUSINES0
ArSanpnp 70 WIN DsspASeA. ri
O9ss AAh 81. hsswsen Main snd Johnssa!4
- H..
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Hard Wocd Lumber
nF all kinds eat be lad by calling on j. u.
~ fnicE al tue snrd near the Dept Il the Fort
bes Masnes Hssiroati, where the Lutuher tan hs
SEEN, and Will is constantly arriving. AIRY one
wishing Lumbar sA~ed 60 oraer viii please isase
bill Of tho saae, aud II will be NJ ended Ia sean
o. BALDWIN.
decl2-d3m j. u. rnlcK, AK't.
Times copy am.
DoRT FoLioS, Writing Decks. Ladies dias
i IDkstanda, and variety Of Fancy Stationery
for Ladles' use, for sale at 0GDES's
Aepta Bookstore.
+ ADIEs'ALBuMS.-The Aue.t stock that eou ID
~ be hsd in View ork can be seen ut the City
btDkstose. They make elegant Gift Book. -
Call a. fAeptsl O1uEN,S.
(SLAsSic and Historic Portraits. BY Jas Brace
~ For sale ~ lncyl1 CAVE BAILEY.
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hereby recommend my friend Harley 10 our
Entnegeas Riroas NJ gentleman every gay wu-
tbs t9azr enttre confidence, aud faIsy estabs q
conducting tina business 10 tie entire satisfaction of
all.
aeei df T. KELLEY.
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c, X. DINUND,
ecls~d hiibburne's II ock Main st.
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A Comfortable Du s.llng IA case, for which will
4 \ pay gooa price, and make payments 4, suit
las pastics. lsePts wA. a., AUSTIN.
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foolish young men came there a. we had,

foolish young men came there as we had,
out of curiosity, aud were indeed to try
their luck ous Of curiosity, WHICH g.ner,
ally left them opt Of sssh, out Of charac-
ter and opt Of friends, in the end. We
proposed leaving, whom he politely ipyited
us to stay to supper; he showed us his bill
Fl fare, which included soup, roast teof,
oysters in all STYLES, ducks, venison, quail,
fish, chocolate, coffee, nuts and all The
wines and liquors to be found in the best
restaurants. Whoever is admitted to the
rooms, either as players or spectators, are
also admitted to these suppers free Of
charge. Don't gamblers upderstand hu.
man naturel The keeper WAS impatient
to have the house organized, SO members
could draw their mileage and make his
business better. This is but one of many
institutions in this city, and the tiger is
bound to be fed though the people starve.'
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The great remedy for Rheumatism, Goui,
Pain in the Side, flip, Back. Limbs and
join;s; Scrofula, Kings Evil, White Swell
ling, Hard Tumors, Stiff Joints, and all fix
ed pains whatever.
Where this Plaster is applied pain cannot
exist.
II has been beneficial in casos of weak
ness, such as Pain and Weakness in the
Stomach, Weak Limbs, I.amcness, Affey-
ton of the Lungs In their primary stages.
1t destroys inflammation by pcrspira,inn.
James l.. Boyd, Pickens District, Sonth
Carolina, ;estihes that, by its use alone he
was cured OF Rheumatism in both Of his
knees, of several years standing.
The following was handed US by re-
spectacle Ply scian in Georgia:
Mes:rs. ScoyIL 81 MEAD:-Gents l have
been using your Liverwort and Tar Hebrew
FL .ster very extensively in my practice scr.
three years past, and it is with pleasure that
! state my belief in their superiority over.
all other articles, with which am acquain-
ted, for the purposes for which they are re-
commended. TIE Hebrew Plaster, es-
pecinlly, is an universal panacea for local,
pains. | have also found it most excel
lent application for Sprains and Bruises. j.
gives universal satisfaction wherever used.
s. s. OSLIN, NJ. ID. '
Knoxville, Ga, March 4th. 1853.
sSS- A VOICE FROM GEORGIA. -&S
Read the following testimony from a
physician.
G. ntlemcn-Your Hebrew Plaster has
cured me of pains of which have suffereds
for twelve years past. During this period;
laborcd under m affection Of my loins,
and side, and tried many remedies that my,
own medical experience suggested, but
without obtaining re,.ef At length | ussh
yonr Plaster, and am now by its gqais efIeots
entirely cured. will recommend the Jew
David or Hebrew Plaster 10 iisss ;.-!: s.r
frring from contraction of the muscles, or
permanent pains in the side or back.
The people of Georgia have but to be-
come acquainted with its virtues when they
= i'll resort to It's use. Yours, tru,, -,
ri. w. Whi.ErR, Nj. d.,
Forsythe, Gonroe County, Ga.
To Nessrs. Scoyll& Mead, New Orleans,
Ia.
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PATH OF THE JUsT-ITs RADIAN-

The path Of the sun is rad,ent path.
1t is not only glorious. That expresses
but haE the truth. It is glorious because
it is radiant The sun Is not like the moon
mere reflector; glittering with borrowed
light. God hss given it light in itself; and
therefore it shines, and cannot but shine
# the mountains could bo lifted up, until
they should enclose i, like W al; aud the
clouds ascending from the mountains,
should concentrate their masses, overreaeh
It like roof-it would shine .tll. Nay,
made the moro intense by the confins-
mont, It would turn the mountains into
diamonds, snd th. clouds into crystals and
flash through them all, and 6l tho world
with new splcndors.
So with the path of tho just. Iii. glo-
~ is from within. It's radiation. Put
him where you wils he <lnnes and cannot
b0t shine. God made him to shine. For
instance, imprison Joseph-snd hs will
shine out on all Egypt, cloudless as the
sky where the rain never falls. Imprison
pancl-and the dszzlcd Iona will return
TO their lars, and the king come forth to
worship at his rising, and all Babylon
bless the beauty Of tho brighter and bet
ter day. ImrEiaou Peter and With an an
gel for his harbingsr star, he will spread
his aurora from the fountains Of the Jor
dan to tho well. Of Bsersheba, and break
like the morning over mountain and sea.
lnrrison Gaul--and there will be high
noon over all the Roman Empire. I'm
prison John-and the isles of tho .Fgean,
and sll the coasts around will kindle with
sun ct visions, too gorgeous TO bo desert
bel, but never forgotten a boundlsss pan
Dram" Of prophecy, gliding from sky to
sky ,and. enc lan,irg the nations with open
ings OF heaven, transits Of saints and AN
gels, an'l the ultimate glory Of the citv
and kingdom Of God. Not only so; for
modern times have similar examples in
The church, snd examples in tho state.-
For instance, bury Luther in the depths
OF ihe Black Forest and "the angel that
dwell in tho bush" will honor him there
the trees around him will burn like shafts
Of ruby, and his glowing orb loom up
agai'l round and clear, "a the he light of all
Europe. Th'"s: Bunyan into the gloom
of Bedford jail-and, as he leans his head
on his hand. the murky horizon of b riton
will il4me with fiery symbols. delee,a-
tle mountains" with holy pilgrims group.
ed o" the golden hills. and band, Of bliss
from the gates Of pearl, Fastening to wei
come them homs.-T. II. Stockton.
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RAILROADS OF THE UNITED
STATES.

Dnsnore's excellent Railroad Guide for
this month contains a summary Of tho
number Of miles Of railroad now in opera
ton in the United States, from which uo
learn that we have moro railroads than all
other countries put together.
The total amount OF railroads i. 0,6G4
miles. Great Britain and Ireland have
only about $500 miles in operation, while
those on tho continent Of Europe do not
amount to 5000 miles. Tn 1928 there
were only miles Of railroad in our coun.
try; in 1898, ls43 miles; in ls4s, 56so
miles; consequently 1892 mics have
been built during the past seven years.
This is a most astonishing and rapid in
crease, being nearly double those that
were built during the previous twenty
years.
New York has the greatest number o.
miles i'll operation, namely, 1902; Ohio il,
next ,hsving 2427; Illinois comes nsxt, ,hav-
ing 1892; Pennsylvania next, having 1927;
Indiana next, having 1889 and Ma,ss-
chusetts has 1917. No one Of the other
States come up to thousand miles, and
Arkansas, California, and Iowa, have
none.
There are now 6O0o miles more under
eonst.uction--as much rs there 10 in cor
tinentsl Europe-sud ,hesa, It is calculs-
ted, will be completed and in operation in
two years. The total value Of completed
railways At ESQ, 900 per mile is $3.50, ,a2o,.
600. We. do not know the exact cost o..
constructing railway. per mie in plinoi,
and Indiana, but we have been informed
that it does not amount to one third that
Of Massachu setts, which cost over s4c,C Geo
per mile owing to numerous deep cutting.
and heavy embankmeht. being required.
The western States being moro level are
better adapted than the Eastern States for
building cheap railroads. The railroad in.
tere.ts arc now a ighty power in the
Federal Commonwealth Scientific 4
merican:
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ThY THE MEDICINE
ESo warmed i'm Spaaom.

And neglect not that cough which isdaily
weakening your constitution, irritating your
throat and lungs, and inviting on that dread
disease, Consumption. when SO soothing and
Healing remedy can be- obtained as DR..
Rogers Syrup Of Lisrrwort and Tar.
Bcmare gf C0Unierj:Hs and Base limitations!
The genuine article is signed ASpREw
RoGERS. on the engraved wrapper around
Z ach bottle.
Price, 81 per bottle. or six bottles for S.
Sold wholesale and rc!ri! by SCOVu& u
MEAD.
Ill Chartrcs ST. bet CONT and ST. Luis,
y. }.
SOLE AGESTs roE TIE SOUTHERN STATES
to whom all orders and applications for
Agencies must be addressed.
SOLD ALSO ny
MAaIlL 81 HEATH, Lancaster e. III.
q. II. WyLrr, Chester.
WINCHESTER. SsiTr g. Co.. Munro.
Il, J. DAllAY, and WcRKMAN, Camden.
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A MARVELLOUS REMEDY!
FOR A MARVELLOUS AGE!
Bp((omaq'5 Nnltmrut.
THE GRAND EXTER-
NAL REMEDY

BY the aid ola microscope, we see mil
lions of little openings on the surface of
our bodies. Through these this Ointment,
when rubbed on the skin, is carried to any
organ or inward part. Diseases of the Kid
neys: disorders of the Liver, affections of
the heart, inflammation of the Lungs, Asth-
mas, Coughs and Colds, are by lis means eff
feetua,ly cured. Every housewife knows
that salt passes freely through bone or meat
OF any thickness. This healing ointment
tar more readily pcnctra,cs through any bone
or heshy part of the living body, curing II e
most dangerous inward complaints, that
cannot be reached by other menns
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NAIL ARRANGEMENT.

CAMDEN MAIL.
Due Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, atS
o'clock. p IN
Departs Tuesday, Thursday and S..tu.day
CHARLOTTE MAIL. via MONROE.
Due Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday, at
o'c p IN.
Departs Tuesday, Thursdty and Saturday,
At 7, Am
PINEVH.IE MAIL.
Due Monday and Friday, at 6 pm
Departs Sunday and Thursday nj 8 n M
LEWlSVIllE MAIL.
Due Tucsdny at4 O'Clock p. NJ.
Departs Wednesday al 5 II Ia
All letters must be deposited by o'clock
p III, to insure their departure BY next mail
CHESTERFIELD MAIL.
Due Saturday, at 10 oci, Co n. IN.
Depart "Wednesday, at O'clock, p. N.
All persons who receive newspapers and
other periodicals, will observe that the law
requires the postage TO be paid quarterly in
advance.
Letters and transient newspapers must DC
prepaid; otherwise they are not mailrd,
"a. Il. II. MAGILl, p. VI.
July !. 1885. IA
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Jew DAvlD'S OR HEBREW pLAS-
TER IN NORTH CAROLINA.

Messrs. ScovII e. MEAD: / have been
troubled with the chronic rheumatism for
the last twelve years. On the lst Of Jaly,
:S.a, 7 was so bad that ! could not turn
myself in bed, and the pain so severe that
had not slept wink for six days. At
this time my attending physician prescribed
the "liebrcw Plaster" and il acted like
charm the pain left me, and slept more
than half Of tho night, and in three days
was able to ride out. consider the "IIc-
brew Plaster" the best remedy for all sorts
of pains now in use.
G. w. M'4IINN.
I!endersonvil!e, N. C., Aug. i6, 1855
Beware OF counterfaits and base imita-
ti0ns
-. The genuine will in future have tho
signature of T.. Taylor on the steel plate
engraved label on the top ;,f e.;eii box.
Purchasers are advised that mean coun-
teri,'it Of this article is in existence.
Tie gent ne is sold only by u., and by
our agents appointed throughout the South
aud no pedidr rs aNo,red 10 sell IL. Deal
er. and purchasers generally are cautioned,
against buying ofany but our regular agents,
otherwise they will BE- imposed upon Will,
worthless article.
SCOVIi. & MEAD,
il3 Charirc' street. N. Orleans, Sole Gene.
raj Agents for the Southern States, to
whom all or,irra must invariably be ad-
G.rS<rd.
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GKATIS!
Just publi,hcd--d Ns1 Discovery ~
Medicine.

Just publi,hcl-i Ns1 Discovery ~
Medicine.
few words OF the Rational Treatment.
Without Medicine, Of Spcrnatorrhsa or Local
heakness, Nervous Debility, Low Spirits, Las.
situde, Weakness Of the Limbs aud hack, Inti,-
position aud lncapsci,y Ear Study aud Labor,
pn'ines' OF apprehension, l.oss Of MEMORY, ..
version to Society, Love of Solitude, Timi,iity.
Self Distrust Dizziness, IIcsd-aci,e, involuntary
discharges, Pains IN the Side, Affection Of the
Eyes, iimpes, on tho Face, Sexual and o,l,Sr
Infr,nites ia man. ""'r
FROM TIE FRENCH OF Da. h. DE LANEY.
The important fact that these alarming com.
paints may easily be removed without medicine
-, IN this smell tract, clearly demonstrated: and
the entircly new aud highly succes.ful treatment
as adopted by the Author, fully explained. bv
means of WHICH every on. !. enabled To cure
himself perfectly, and at the least possibie cost
avoiding thereby all the advertised nossran.. %
the day.
Se':; 20 any address, gratis, and post fice IN q
sealed envelope, by rsmifting, post paid. two
postage st'mps to DIR. b. DE Lxney, No. IL, Lie
pe"ard street, New York.
Oct j, IS 81 ly
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SuullIau Rrahiug.
COME TO JESUS.

Who willing to go to the Saviour? lie
has graeiously said. Him that cometh tc
me, will In no wise cast out.n May every
reader Of lhis article be able to respond to
the voice that cries " Come" in the spirit
and resolve Of the Following lines:
+ lust rs am-without one plea
Bat that thy bloodwas shed for me, g
And that thou b;d'st me- come to thee,
. Lamb OF God, l come!
Just rs am-and waiting not
70 rid my soul OF, one dark spot
70 thee whose blood can cleanse each spot,
. Lamb of God, l come!
Just as am-though tossed about
With many conflict, many doubt,
With fears within, and wars Without
Q Lanib Of God, cone.
Just as am--poor, wreiched, blind
sight, riches, healing of The mind,
Yes, all need, in thee find
o Lamb of God, Ieomc.
Just rs am-thou wilt receive,
Witt welcome, pardon, cleanse, relieve,
Because thy promise believe T.
o Lamb Of God, | come.
Just rs am--thy love unknown
Has broken any barrier down;
Now TO bo thine, yea, thine alone
u Lamb Of God, | come.
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Carpets, Oil Cloths, 6.o.,
1t Low Prices for Cash!
George Il. L. HYATT.

Nos. 444 and 446 Peori-iS (neny
Chathana,) Nev-York,
HAS now IN store, end is constantly re-
IL ceiving wELL-AssoRTEp STocK or
CARxKTs. OM-CLoTHs. &c, TO which he
invites public attention, believing that an
examination Of both quality and prices. will
proyt satlsfsetofy To "Mtiehants and to
pgrcaasefs generally, who buy for Cash.
His Stock consIsts OF
RICH VELVET TAPESTRY g. BRUS-
Sells CARPETS, IN NEN,DESIGNS:
!. SUPERIOR ENGLISH & AMERI.
? ICAN 2-PLY, kND INGRAM
CAR PETS; -
Comprising many New Patterns, made OK.
pressiy for frat class trade. Also,
Twilled and plain Venetian Hall and Stair
Carpets. Oil Cloths in widths from 2 10
~ feet, in various qualities" Rich Mosaic
n Iuftcd and Common Hearth Rags and
8 Door mats ofdilIerent sorts. Table and
Piano Covers Of Choice Patterns. Al
5-4 and 5-I Plaid and Plain Mnttines-
Window Shades of desirable stylcs.--
Stair Coverings, Stair Rods, and ali other
articles usually kept in Carpet Stores.
HE II ALSO AGENT FOR SELLING
Csrhart d Nye's Power Loom Three.ply
and Ingram Carpets, an well rs Barber's
Auburn Prison-made Brussels 3-ply. Ingram
and Venetian Carpets and Rugs.
All which will be fairly represented Ia
purchasers. and sold al fair prices.
'n'y 20, 2i-ly.
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J}llsrfllallu.
PEEP INTO A WASHINGTON GAM
BLING HOUSE.

The Washington correspondent of tho
Cleveland plaiudvsler thus describes a Wis
to = gamblng-Lousc, and what lie saw
and heard there:
Having heard much Of the marnif-
c"ncc and grandeur of the metropolitan
gambling houses, with several Cleveland
friends paid ono visit the other night
Tho entrance WA, tarough q narrow light
ed way opening from the avenue, jus. east
Of tho National. a psir of,tsir. at the
further end Of the ball brings you abrupt
ly against a small door fastened on the in
side you ring bell q eolored servant
lock. through the la,ticed Panel to see if
all is right. II he discovers well known
customer or frequent visitor of such pls.
ces the whole party is admitted, On tho
principle. ofcourse, that'a person IS known
hy the company he keeps Gamblers
understand human nature better than anv
body olse. We were admitted first into u
room beautifully carpsted, fresoo painted,
with chairs, sofas, lounges, dc, of rose.
wood, large centre table on which were
'he leading newspapers of the country,
sad around which sat several well dressed
genileinea, leisurely rsadirg a.d d sous
sing The news of tho day. This was bu,
" half Of deuble parlor, the reception
ROOM or as Milton would say, the vss.i.
buIo Of hell ="
sour guide, who was = we'll known
Washington gentleman, introduced us 10
the keeper Of the establishment, telling him
that We had never boen in suct. place
b"f"r", and Was led Ivy curiosity to expIore
'is Internal domains. He appeared high
Iy delighted. and Immediately opened up
the sinner temple. We entered, and
found that tho half had not been told us.
A chandelier, costing from three to four
hundred dollar, brilliantly III up, flung it's
gllttering rays on gold papered walls, sat.
in damask curtains, sofas. &c. In the
cantre and near one end Of the room stood
lon. six legged table, with richly EN-.
h'oidered spread, fsling in folds nearly to
the floor. on the wall over this table hung
massive guilt frame, and large as life a.
huge c'onching tiger, with eyes fglsring
hre, hls apart, and apparently ready for
ssrrring upbn his unsuspecting vic,im.-
Tho cloth being removed from the table
beneath. revealed Faro Bank with oil
the inpIomsnts Of shas wslf.lnown fs.ci.
mating game; ivory chips, representing 81
IS, S25, $3.50 each, lay piled up ia one
corner, sor the convenience Of the betters::
in small box beneath lay piles Of bank
bills aud heaps Of double eagles, for the
redemption Of these ivory issues.
alt was early in the evening. aud the
Payers had not got in. The keeper en-
tertained US with tales OF the taLlc---hcw
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Sore Legs, Sore Breasts,
Wounds g. Ulcers.

Some Of the mos. scientific surgeons now
solely rely upon the use of this wonderful
Ointment, when having 10 cope with the
worst cases of sores, wounds, ulcers, glandu-
lar swcilings, and tumors. Professor Hol-
loway has, by command of the AM.::,d Gov.
ernments, dispatched to the hospitals of the
East, large shipments Of this ointment, to be
used under the direction of the Medical Stai,
in The worst cases of wounds. II will cure
any ulcer, glanduIar swelling, stiffness or
contraction Of the joints, even Of 20 years
staudinr
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An Engishlnan M Constantinople may,
on the Lord'sday, Rnd his accustomed
form Of worship and excellent preaching
at the AMBASSADORS chapel; Scotch
man will find a Free Scotch Church; an
American an American Church, Ger.
man may hear three German services !;
an Italian will find Protestant Italian
service; and Frenchlnan VIII find a
French service at the Datch Ambasso.
dor's.
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Erysipelas, Salt Rheura
g. Scorbutio Humors.

NoIemcdy has ever done so much for the
cure of diseases of the Skin, what whatever
form they may assume, rs this uintmcnt-
No case of Salt Rhcum, Scurvy, Sorr Heads,
Scrofula, or Erysipclas, can long withstand
its influence. The inventor has travelled
over many parts of the globe, visiting the
principal hospitals, dispensing this Ointment,
giving advice as to, IFS application, and has
thus been the means of restoring countless
nun,bcrs IN hc.ltb