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Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21
/ SPECIAL NOTICES.
NEW TOWNS.

MenchesterAt meeting Of the stockholders Of this
new town ON Saturday last, they voted to erect good and
substantial Saw and Grst MIL 3Ox60 sized public
house. committee Of four appointed with to
TOT sae esecuon OF snese ooldnss once also 70
tue meeting was aiso voted to Appropriate the funds in
mentsi also to appropriate all proceeds arising tolls
the for the ame before making any
This town beautifully locatedtwo important roads
ming directly through it ne water power, and surrounded
BY fertile couny with an abundance Of wood and
with these advantages, together with fair degree energy
on the Of the Poprietors, this point destined be
Of considerable importance s-.s f@e~# ~
CAPT. JOHN JACKINS, Of Minneap President
h. s. PLU1ER, Secretary. feIS-tf
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21

l. o. y. F-St. Paul Ledge 2, Friday svsaises
~ B. 4. SMITH, y. q.
Il. J. TAYLOR, Sec'y. 80 -1eHs
Aennepin No. 4, meets Tuesday evenings.
s --------------------- J.rS. u. MARSHALL, n. q.
J. !. SALTEh,Se0y.l -E 3u8 tE&GGz
Annesots Encampment, No. j. meets ID and 9Th Tuesday
IN each month. J. O. TERRY, C.P.
D. Fg1eusoN, Serbia. ~ q u Z !, q Ia
Thru and Cedar-ss. nhlo-tf
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21

Hh speaking Of "Alderman Branch" yestsr-
day, We referred TO tho redoubtable ssStephsn.-
the inscriptions New York Know Nothing and
rot any Of the Branches Of our municipal Gov
elnmsas They don't bear such init. -'SS' 'a's'
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21

The paved streets of London srs Eve
thousand in number, and exceed two thousand
miles in length. About thrss hundred of them
ere Duplicated in names, IN evil which 4 abess
to be semedisd.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21

q There was large Gre last evening up the
river, in the immediate vicinity Of the new Steam
Saw Mill, above the College. We did not Oh.
tain the particulars. fsssa as Is
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21

congratuated West ST. Paul too hastily
yesterday morning, ~ being the probable county
seat of Dakota county, as our messenger was un-
able to obtain the votes back in the county, which
it seems, turned the scale in favor of Hastings.
The final result 10 nearly AZ followss Hastings,
1853; West s.. Paul, $50; Empire City, 5st..--
Mora Than $500 votea ware cast in tha county.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21

CHArrELs PERsoSAL.-An old negro, named
Thomas Magruder, and supposed to be about Ito
years of age, died at Indianapolis last week. He
is supposed to have been the original 'Unc,e
Tom frum whom Mrs. Stowe took the leading fss.
lures Of that celsbrated character. 1t is said
thatHenry Ward Beecher, when preaching at In
dianapolis, was constant visitor of sUncle Tom,
and a great admirer Of his Christian virtues
"Uncls Toms Cabin" was the family name Of
his residence long before Mrs. Stowe immortal.
i,ed IL .irs e.. -.,.t.,f Aet l,s~
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21

ca A fast young man in Detroit took bux.
ON seamstress out riding the other evening, and
enjoyed himself so well that he proposed to her
to get married. She complied, and magistrate
tied the knot. Now he has repeused, and says he
WON'T support her, declaring that she got him
drunk and then s;und ,ne him." He has wealth !;
she has none. -----------
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21

TIt is autographed from Concord under date
of March IL, that lib towns heard from give Hale,
the Rep. candidate for Governor, 20,655 votes;
Wells, DEM, II ,675, and Haddock, los. In the
House. the Republicans thus far, have l29 men,
bers and the Democrats 50. The Council and
Senate are Republicans, and all the Republican
Congressmen are elected. SAT-. 'e-r
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21

e They have an excellent way of disposing
of light bread at Montreal. Over enc hundred
loaves were seized last week and given to the
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21

g. A swarm Of bees contains from 10000 to
10000 in natural state, and from 81, 900 to 40-
600 in hive. ss
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21

O. The only remaining son of Horace Gree.
ley, a lad six years Of age, died of Group on Sat.
urday last.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21

. TDr. Brgh. publishes a case of an egg pro-
ducing an insect eighty years after it must have
been laid. y sa4
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21

g. The Universslist denomination have rails
ed nearly $500.000 for educational purposes du-
ring the last Eve years.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21

/ 6TThe London Athen@um charges Alexander
Smith with plagiarism from Tennyson, Keats,
Shelley, Leigh Hunt and Bailey. ,r ~
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21

Fremsnt City-Is situated and g. and "a and
Clearwater River, about mile above its mouth It Just
miles Monticello and IL nom st. CIoud on the road
or which charter ganted running between these
two pisces. traverses the town:
and in Spring grstand sawm win be erected Lines OF
an sxcssnt quality also sbounds and commands higher
for burning stone extensively next In this town
tory, as we'll as sricr Clay Of good auy Hsnufscuer.
are invited 70 come and examine the bed.
he. ssops town mostly rs pr.iis S About Or
miles back excellent timber and brush prairie
county sirssd, back ss far as Ts: Haven and
Thres roads center here's one to Fair Haven and Yor..
CITY, one 70 Main Prairie and Dayton sauk Rive and
Tns improvements now going mp are good store hotel,
wndni (sris shoe and elaeksmh's shop school-house
=" ss = ~ a.
To mImsn and merchants the propietors
osr unparalleled Inducements waterpower Given
who win substsntia mills. Cabi ,etmakers
S.ld o n mean s
for this branch Of manufacure. Settss building in
me propeto would now invite al those in search of good
bu.ness pace-al those Who want pleasant homeo
pleas one and all : = - - = IN A'
town DIVIDED ins sixteen .h.r.s Of which
wILIAM MCDONALD, JOHN MCDONALD, and HHR-
BEET AeohoHI rsopslesols. = - noviS-ws
. Perfuned BressA--whst lady OF gentleman would
remain breath when using
ths"BALn o. A TnousAHD FLowERs" as dentriace
would only render II teeth white a.
slabaser? Many do not know that
bsd the subject delicate their win never
mentionit Pour single drop s0sl'
snd wssh the teeth sight morning. ay cent
6bttie will last year. 81z = .afek&sSss
compexion may sasiy be acquired By usinshs
Balm Of Thoussnd Rowsn.s 10 VII remove tan pimples
and freckes skin, leaving It Of soft and roseate
hus. Wet towel. tive three drops, wash
the face night and morning. - - ,.iess
Shaving Hsde Bssy-wet your shsvfngbrush in either
cold water, Of three drops rBam Of
Thoussnd Roweso rub the beard wei and will make
soft sther much fseasng shaw
ing. Price only nfty cents. w.P. PITHIDGH = co.
ass yrankin Square, New Yerk.
For sale By :. v. BoSD, City Drss Store, 81. Paul.
fs Ysung Msny-PLEAsAxr Am PaorlrAsIx Hr.
PLoyMEHr-rosns Men in every nsghborhoed may obtain
Aeahf pleasant, and profitable enpsynen By snsasng
ana popular Dsoks snl
vssa.es yosnal. Iw srms and partieulan address,
poet-padds szFsA1E ~ Ha&~sA
HowI8R + v1IxS. .us. - Dsseawsy, Msw Ysss. 3
P8-An AssntswAs sneass VIII = vfn b seeswsS Jts0
tas Ss1y II sss. vhs fAs psaats derived vin - vy
nbseal. sasla.stsasa 60 = 4A2A3E~ ~Dh- y !
rrsasnsns e Insaass-1hs snss.s o. tas Asuusholls
ustss subsette the ssDssssss vhich ssss hsiYts
wAs szs older, sna tbs1 require nueA esueos
trsstmsnt 1hey have = tsseA tAsnsAst nsasseU
psssf essmt ne rosA as1aai sf tAs Assshsr and ness
1Asy requrs nsdens wAiet srs
pSssssasss tAstss ese yst still cer
tsina.l seftvs. Jus - spsa1ese - sSidr@ 49, 4,
qspsosnysWd ssEe - Dsiss Hsst, I spseAe sks* Il
TOR TIE strongest eoustifatfons but Which q
tempered % eAdrss siks he wind to the saon lsmbsv
Awsyvith ysw Hias sna dive Il thai.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21

GTIt is declared that Buchanan, CLANCY Jones
and others, are suffering under disease occs.
stoned by eating rats, under mistake. This is
worse, in our opinion, than Col. Fremont's eat
ing dog knowingly.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21

GTIt often happens, that those are the best
people whose characters are injured by slander.
ers. As We usually find that to be the sweetest
fruit which the birds have been picking at.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21

w There are about 1000 cells in square
foot of honey comb: 5000 bees weigh pound.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21

0T The bones of birds are hollow and fill ed
with air instead Of marrow.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21
IOWA LAND gaALEsi

TIRE Subscriber will attend the Land Sales III Iows
mencng on the 4th day Of Nay, 1857 0saGs,
Fort Dodge and Sioux City Land oces to look
and Inspect Lands prior the Sales VIII Paul
On ne 10Th Of pr next BE has been engaged in surveying
and locating lands for long tme faithfully attend
TO any business thst be
mentioned sales. 1880 9t3nH 5hL -'5sI7'7 VI =
/ .:aT 30 al 9rr.1a REFERENcIs. s. sAns snl@a
VIM r. Brown, Esq, Messrs Lamprey & Hurd, CALDWELL
Wnatney Co., st. Pau, Min AessIs Snder NC srspds
Cushpan Woods Beede 4 Asndental Minneapolis, An.S
1roysr wne Co., st. Anthony, MIL; Weston Merritt
ton, Mass; Thomas Staples. Msshiss, Mana. ~ -,
I -EJ TGiJOSEPu GETCHEEL, surveyor and Engineer.
8cheice Pine Lands ana Farm ne Lsnds Niunssots
for sale. .,ta.~. s-s ~ fs-taH -rs. nhl-lDs
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21
SEED WHEAT.

HAVE 100 bushels white Wheat, grown at Cot
tage Grove, land This Wheat free from foul
seed, and Of the best varieties grown Teitoy
sample Of the Wheat, Flour it, can be
oce ioneer Buldng at the Of B. Presley,
A. 1. Larpenteur, and J. Salter. sa8i s3Got TT0s,
mh6-n l p. p. rURRER
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.A aa TO BUILDERS, 9fsh 80 L
CHEAP AND DURABLE FIRE AND wATER-PROOF
"a COMPOolTlON lROOEING. ~

HE subscriber prepared cover Buildings with the
shove Roofs at short notice and reasonable
Being cheaper than shingles price of
% durable either hopes obts hare Of patonsge.
Materials, with instructions for putting them on
ntshed to those who wish their budngs All
letters addressed him at ST. Paul. will
ton. ~ (mh10-6md&W Wfs) JOHN G. DEvEREUX.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21
rHERMOMETER RECORD,
MONETARY QUOTATIONS.

Corrected by Bidseeps ErchGnge Bank, Tnydss. 81. Pos
ST. PAUL, March II, 1857.
The market has continued close since
repor and the demand for extremely active.
pressure relieved extent by
portaon OF Eastern 0apa but the tendency Of the Banks
generally, has been towards contraction. March, having
scome in like iono course, swl 60 out like lamb'
consequently river and times viii be expected
Eastern Exchange has been scarce, though
abundant The supply Of gold sucient TO meet the
want. Land Warrants In quick demand at N advance
of s or cents per acre. But in market.
Our Eastern friends discussing the swndng
operations Wm Breck, Rochester Banker, who with the
aid of four accompce has succeeded In the
Milwaukee, Chicago and IT. Louis Bankers from $4,000 to
100000 with his worthless drafts the Corn Exchange
Bank, N. r. The guilty have a been arrested.
has reported that the City resume
the ID inst, and also, that the Of the dscreded
Illinois Banks redeemed their They s
10 q cent discount in Chicago. Fourteen only Ind
Free Banks, vis Prairie CITY, Southern, Crescent City,
Central, Lagrange, Cambridge, Rockville, Ky Stock, Bank
Pao, Park Co. Bloomington, Indiana Farmers Exchange,
and Tppecanoe Bank, Losanspor complied with thssw
requiring deposit 10 additional security before the
inst. Toe balance 80 liquidation.
is very probable that the banking laws
produce another batch State. We
rumOred that the Hancock Bank, Me-, hasfsiled. ~
TIE LATEST BANK FAlLu1Es.
Valley Bank, Nd, Aug. I, 1856.
State Bank, Sasketts Hsbvr N. T., Sept ., 1853. Now
redeemed At par by the Bank Comptroller. .
Bank OF the Republic, 4. l., Oct. 9Th.
Manufacturers & Aechanics Bank, Ca, Nsv.L
Canton Bank, China, Me-, Nov. 18th.
Lancaster Bank, Pa, Nov. 18th.
gAnK Of East Tennessee, Nov. oath.
Erie City Bank, Pa, Dec. 81. NsFE
tlee ts. 80. DOUBTFUL BANKS: ft T.
Exchange Bank, Bangor, Me-; Bank Of Halloween, Me-;
South Royalton Bank, VT; Exeter Bank, N. HI
Bank, Canada; Rhode Island Ceural Tverton Bank, III
Farmers Bank. WEXFORD H. IL; Warren Co., Pa Of
Newcastle, Pa; Maryland Banks Except Balmore Georgia
Banks Nebraska Bsnks Tennessee Banks; Wooster Bank
Ct Indiana Free Bsnks Commercial Bank, Perth Amboy
N. J.; City Bank, Perth Amboy, N j.; Zimmerman Bsnk
Canada. . -
Buying. Selling. !.
Exchange on New York.. pr TX pct. pr
do st. Louis. ............h do lx do
do Chicago.............. Par do
s. do Gaena.............. Par do
do Great Bntsin......... e5.lo 10 the Pound.
Gold. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. xtolT ct. pr.
Loans nrst class endorsed paper, p Ct y month.
The Notes Of most solvent Banks taken Uncur
rent and Broken Money, bought rates.
rency or gold. JNO. r. MADISON, Cashier.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21

e. Two little boys, seven and eight years old,
sons of Mr.. Isaac Bum, living near Poplar Grove,
died last week by drinking whskey while their
parents we're at dance in the neighborhood.
More victims!
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21

n -G.sG sas 40 NOTICE.aA st'4 1AsAt ~ 90
have this day sold interest the business of Nlcos
Kinne Co., to George W. Nicos, gentleman means
and experience merchant and would take this
TO recommend the firm, consisting John Ncols NJ r
KRne, and Heorge Nicos, doing business under the
Of the old nm of Ncols, Knne Co.,, worthy public
confidence In every respect. = I'D -t+' 77'Fe
fe21-dw. If sa taW ~ PETER BERKEY. q
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21
Agitation to Cease.

The agitation that has for the last twenty years
threatened the stability Of the Union, has at last
subsidized or at least it has been so announced by
the present Chief Magistrate of the Nation. OF
course, Mr.. Buchanan does not wish to be under.
stood to say that it will stay subsidized he means
that the question Of Slavery as connected with
the administration of the general government il
in fair and sure way for solution. II this 10
what the President means, most certainly We
agree with him. We think the following figures
will put the matter beyond doubt.
In 1870 the Ansayery party p0ed about 1000 votes
"a g, s" g. 10000
e e - ,ss 9.J . q. T" !" ,'s.'.s', ssS,sss !. "
This rapid falling of in the Republican vote,
from 7,00J to more than q million, is oninous of
the rapid destruction of the fanatics" and Q
very sure sign that the election of go will put
stop to this ''rub-a-dub agtation," and drive the
''last nail in the coffin" of Slaveay Propagandsm.
c. The energy displayed in opening Fourth
Street through the bluff, which has been in prog
ress all winter, is quite curiosity to those who
suppose St. Paul At the North Pole, and frozen
up solid all the year round except week or %
in August. But the fact stands boldly out that
St. Paul is destined to verify the Scripture quo-
tatiop-"the rough places shall be made smooth,
the hills be brought low, and the valleys exalted, -
and will yet be built up into one of the most
beautiful of cities. ".e
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21

( ca The Young Mems Lyceum had very ami
mated debate on Tuesday evening, together with
valuable accession of members. The discus
sion was on the following:
Resolued, That the only fair and proper solu.
tion of the slavery question is embodied in the
provisions of the Kansas Nebraska Bill.
This is the question debated, and not the one
given in the Pioneer yesterday.
The question for next Tuesday evening is on q
dissolution Of the union, or, in other words, the
propriety of matrimonial divorces.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21

Empire City, M T.,Is situated twenty miles south
OF st. Paul the Dubuque NorhHeld
non city, Fsrrbxult, Cannon Falls and Red Wng-at
crossing above Hastings 1t 10 surrounded by hrst
farming country. The town has been laid
weeks and It boasts Of two Public Houses, Zone
sone one Backsmth shop, and six Csrpen
good FIGURING to be running order By the rst Of June
There plenty building and Immediately
In the vicinity Of the town. has been overlooked until
the time. It IL expected wilsprng
mp the Prairie 1T Empire City years, that
win compare fsvoraby with the best the Mississippi
liver from three 70 ten years old settler have lot to
build on 1t merely nominal price. Lots, In prices range
from go to $3.50 each. For further enquire
1essrs Hamilton Laird Empire City, L. o. Kinney, St.
pau1 Z g.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21

TWe would like to enquire again, now that
Spring is approaching with rapid footsteps, who
has in charge the erection of our Capitol fence |?
We notice that the iron sections, the castings Of
which were finished year ago, still lie in front
of the Old Foundry, piled up like so much cord
wood, and rus,ing away into the original
dust. We needed the fence, and Uncle Sam
forked over; now who's got the. money! The
fence is demanded for beauty and protection; is
it left to melt away, until the turf gathers over
it?--or cut up by some utlitarian into horse
shoes? Let US know something about it.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21
Grades in the City.

The natural beauty of our city's location, and
it's superior advantages for drainage will COM
pare favorsbly with any city in the world. aa
p" Whatever opinions may be entertained by en-
gineers respecting the proper grade to be adopt
ed, we hope nothing will be done to destroy the
natural symmetry of the platteaus. Let the wet
places be filed up with diggings from the bluffs
all about us the streets pushed back from the
river to the rear Of the city; and Wabashaw,
jackson, and Fort will become model streets,
with hourly lines of omnibusses bearing our bu-
sy population to and from their suburban vii las.
60 The enterprising St. Paulians who had
concluded to ego it," started for Saltwater at
II O'Clock yesterday, from the Fuller House,
They were in high spirits and easy sleighs, and
the procession moved of in marshall style, pre-
ceded by band of excellent musicians. We
noticed one four-horse and seven two-horse
sleighs and others, besides several teams not
promptly on the ground, which followed after.
ward. On the whole, our city was very credit.
ably represented, and we do not doubt that our
Representatives. had regular Fourth of July.
We half suspect though, if the sleighing in the
country was not better than in our streets, the
participants concluded that Spring had made a
"Grant Of Land" a little too soon! They will
ret urn tomorrow.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21

CORNRR OF SEVENTH AND JACKsON-STs.,T 1no
..sr,f.-., ST. PAUL, Misnsssta. 30 VI sSa
Exchange Bought and allowed Time Depos
Pacuar attention paid the Purchase Sale OF Real
Estate and Loaning Money. ,..ae 4aa
TRUMAN N. SMITH, Banksr.,-y
mh6-lyd&ws THOMAS B. CA1lPBELL, Cashier. "A,
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-21

Loans nrst class endorsed paper, q ct. p month.
The Notes solvent Banks par, Uncur-
rent and Broken Money, bought favorable rates.
rency gold. JNO. r. MADISON, Cashier.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-13
YVMs L. HOBBS.
Taodar IF tba VVoroasta, iNo-,,et Land


Especially during the prevalence Of This malignant
and fatal disease the public should again be informed
that GRENvILLE's EgETABLE EXTRA Girls the most
efectua remedy for Canker Canker Rash and Scarlet
Fever Onker and Thrush in the Mouth Throat Dstemp
eT, what is Malignant Putred Sore Throat DYsENTERY,
ana all suMMER CoMPLANTs has now been in use TWEEN
tythree years As family medicine it is unrivaled,
being composed of harmless materials.
The genuine has the fac smile Of the inventor A. s
GRENVILLE, the wrapper and circular. 1t is now
manufactured by his widow, Mrs s. A. Granville in Wor
cester, and is for sale at John J. Brown Sons 425
Washington street. aud OharesT Carney 1888 Washin
ton street, Boston. Also by James Green and D. Scott
WOrcestar, and druggists generally.
Alsp,GRENVILLE'S LININEET, to accompany the Ex-
tracts ior liberated Sore Throat outwart appca.
ion 1t is good for any kind Of inflammation For burns
light or severe it will relieve the anguish amoat instant
y, and perform wonderful cure. 1t would be well
for every family to keep it, it being also good for Bruises
Chilblans Chapped Hands, Sore Lips and Noses Piles,
&C., &cs diff mis-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-13
QUILTS, QUILTS.

Also bought at the aaue time 90 English Toilet Quilts
handsome article
The 1914 size will be sold for $3.50.
The ia size will be sold for $l75. discount of
$l,OO from the usual price.
ladies' please remember that Linen Goods are always
wanted and neper go out Of fashion. Come and buy
for future use II not wanted for the present The price
every article is marked in plain figures and deviation
will be made.
GEO. r. BRYANT & CO.,
70 d&whtf No. Mechauics' Hall Building.
4 VHLOEIOFORM-2O poLnda Just received, and
~ or sale nv GEO. r. sPURR, 20l Main Ut.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-13
THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOV-
cry OF THE AGE

MR.. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has discovered in
our common pasture weeds remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUM RI!
From the worst Ssrofula down to a common Pimpe.
He has tried in over eleven hundre cases, aud
failed exceptin two (boh thunt humor). Hehaa
now in his possession hund certificates of its
value, all within twenty miles Of Boston.
Two bottles are warranted to nursing mouth
One to three bottles will the worst kind Of pimpea
on the face.
Two to three bottles will clear the system of boiIs
Two bottles warranted to the worst canker in
Three Ave bottles to cure to the worst
case of erysipeias
One to three bottles to cure all humor in
the eyes.
Two bottles warranted running of the ears
and blotches among the hair.
Four to six bottles warranted cure corrupt and
running ulcers
ssQne bottle will cure scaly eruption of the skin.
Tsgo or three bottles are warranted to worst
case Oh rngworm.
Two or sRrss bottles warranted to the most
desperate case 81 .Junatism
Three or for bottles Warranted to salt rheum.
Five tn eight bottles viii the worst of scroius
Directions for Use. Adult, table spoonful per
days children eight years, dessert spoonful children
from ave to eight years tea spoonful As nodrectioncan
be applicable 20 all constitutions, take enough to operate
on bowels twice day Mr. Kennedy gives personal at
tention in bad cases of Scrofula.
To be used in connection 0ith tie Medical Discovery
EoR DISCRIMINATION AND tIUMOR EYES, this gives
immediate relief you will apply it on linen rag when go
Poa soALD HEAD, you will cut the hair of the affected
part apply the Ointment reely, and you Will see the I'M
prOvement III few days.
FoR SALT EHEuM rub well in often as convenient
FoR SCALES inamed surface you will rub it in to
your hearts couen ii will give you such real comfort
chat YOU cannot help wishing well to the inventor.
FoR SoABs; these commence by thin, acrid fluid
ing through the skim hardening on the surface; in
short time full Of yellow matter some are on an in
famed surface, not; you will apply the 0i1t
tnelt freely, vt do not rub it in
PoR soRE LEGL; this is common disease, more so than
is generally supposedj the sl turns purple covered
with scales itching intolerably, sometimes forming
ming sores; by applying the 0inimeA the itching and
Scales will disappear in few days but you must keep
on with the Ointment uu the skin gets his natural color.
This Ointment agrees with every flesh, aud gives imme-
diaie relief ia every skln disease flesh is heir to.
Price so cents per box.
Street. Rexbury, Mass.
for sale by every Druggist in the United States and
British Provinces. ali daWly
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DR.. Peters { eIs DRAFTED T. its for Females
Wa raned TO be remedy for oil obs ructons in
n m les arising from whatever cause. These Pills
should not be taken if toppage is caused by pregnancv
for thty would invariably cause miscarriage. War
ranted purely vegetable, and free from anything jur-
Gus to lie or health Pull AID explicit rectons
pany each box Price S. 30 For sale hy Drs HILL h
JAsEPH. lie agents, No. 12i Main street, Worcester.
All orders shonld be sent to the above address,
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