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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-25
AMERICAN JUVENILE TEMPERANCE So
CIHTY

On Tbursdsy evening July %, the monthly meeting
of the officers of the American Juverile Temperance
Society was held at the house of DR.. Ally, No: 27d
Fourth avenue. The President in the chair. Atee
the reading Of the minutes the following reports were
month: Total number OF meetiDgs held, a; numbec
Of addresses, 88; attendance. 4772; number signed,
44O; total number Of youths who have signed since
the "a neetpps in the city the Secretary and ethers
have sddrsrsed large meetings in Nsw-Darhsm, n -
Paterson N. j., and other towns The following sub
sar;niions have been received the last month:
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A Committee Of three was appointed 70 represeno
The Society at the Convention 10 be held in S,rsoge
on the second Tuesday 10 August: from tne soyye
accomplishing q great work among the youth Of ne
city. Fifteen meetings held weekly, for the IN.
struction Of the young in temps,socs Psn sra -.
ouested 70 correspond with the Secretary, at the o'ncss
Ma QOI Third ay,
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A CIGAR JoKE.-Ike Springfield Republican tells
n story Of coaLdealer and al insurance cicer who
were corverspg when the s.ter suggested cgais and
wonld get them. Agreed" was the word, and Mr.
p received ten cent? went on and bought conoe 81
cigars. NJ. +, :be IsGaase man, sst st-l 10 his
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chair resolved his cigar, and after gufsng snd sqoeei
irg and pun hing, remarked that z. hs1 oe's' H.
with the cigar he was putting freely away upon :na'
had fallen 70 his own lot. i" shouldn't won6SI' re-
piled 7. 'Jor gaze e,gh. es.ts tor rs."s, ana '@y
lar Do.rs
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FOR ANDERSON 8
MINERAL.


day afternoon, to make arrangements for the funerA
of Policeman Anderson, who was murdered BY Coa-
cemi, the Italian burglar.
Superintendent TALLN,DGE was called 10 pretides
and Judge PHILLIPS appointed Secretary.
II was announced that the Police, the Fire Depart
m.pt the Special Police and other organizations VIII
take part in the funeral.
On motion Of Mr.. MAcoMBER, il was
Rs,olrsd That political psrt.sn creaeil.on take pee
funeral such and that no political or psn badge -
II was decided that the members Of the Five De-
parmeNt should meet at he Engine House OF No. 40
in Elm street, near Broome.
The citizens Of the Fourteenth Ward viii meet IN
Elm street, on the west side, opposite the Engine.
House Of No. 10.
The Special Police will assemble at No. SO White
street.
The Centre Market Guard will assemble at Central
Hall, corner of Grand and Clinton streets.
Mr. Talmadge was elected Chief Marshal.
Deputy Superintendent Carpenter and Samuel Bro.
wort, aids TO the Police force.
Messrs. Edward c. Taylor and j. c. Helmes aids
TO the Special Police.
Msssrs. 4. ID. Phillips, Buchanan, and Joeepn lie
R.cey, aids to the Fire Department.
Messrs. Macomber and John Chambers, aids to tha
citizens.
MIR. John Collins, aid to the Centre Make: Guarisc
The above bodies will assemble at o'clock on Sun
The meeting then adjourned.
MEETING OF THE MARSHALS.
The Msrshals and Assistant Marshals then met
choosing Mr.. Brevoort Secretary,
II was decided that the Marshals should wear black
Grape scas, trimmed with white and Oil DINERS weaS
black Grape on the left arm.
The procession will form at p m, in the following
order:
DePutJ N '
Special Police.
Police Commissioners In carriage"
Centre M:1iss ou.ra.
Ss si,I:I II Fir .5 Uss.s%s'-
} ST.; Ct: i IT,; s:s., III 81; $:-'
h'As" "F''e' Relative. II carriages.
Citizens on foot.
Citizens In carriages
The route will be up Elm street to Grand, down
Grand street to Broadway and through 70 me SCUM
Ferry.
Al the South Ferry the procession will form two
lines for the hearse to pass through ana then reeon.
The body will be accompanied to GREENWOOD oy inc
relatives pail bearers and marshae. go
In Brockly Deputy. Superintendent Folk will be 10
waiting with body Of men to escort the remains 20
the Cemetery
MEETING OF THE CENTRE MARKET GUARD.
The Centre Market Guard held special meeSng
last evening at No. 10 Centre Market place. 10 refer
cree to the late MURDER OF Eugene hu"eA'o"'
=. os.,o;~ Comnsrv Mr. John Collins was called tn
Der vi INC" No"P"Ay' =, ,.uJ
the chair, and Dir. Richard IL. Barry was apPoineov
W
Secretary.
After several brief addresses euogizing the memory
of the deceased the following preamble and resolu.
tions were unanimously adop.ed
Whreds Inns Guar. - r. v.. h,n.Iy murdered
late associate Enstn Gel @ ~ ~. d,e:.. police.
while epgagea III INC 'A'n'ui u'''e' "
man o. S the m.ny friendly associations We had With
H. H. msmo,y viii ever remain dear TO u.s. Il 10
while nvins us men''s VIII '''' ''A''A
IT. . ,b Centre Market (yusrd attend his fune sl ID
Rs'ott That v. sincerely eSndSe WIN ns ,.%y a sSa osr
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those opposed TO this dscision, declared 'ha; neg
wond not turn out.
The COMMITTEE appointed to wait upon Mr. Boweo
and Supsrinss pdent Tslnsdge, returned, and NJ.
STRuss reported tina. Mr.. Tallmsdgs Was then oocu-
pied in business matters desired 10 meet the Con;
mitiee at O'Clock D. m, when he would furnish he "A
all necessary bstrsctioDs.
The meeting was then adjourned to II O'Clock this
saturday. morning.
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M.s.r. GsrNA Euk-IrAr Ne NJ Moa 81, e :, 80 80,
Once Bsn.s.pf, EAsTTcsp' Se "e'N" " =" ~"
II. svxx
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~ an order Of the Surrogate

N pUpsuANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
H. Count, r % + s'ss' WEED .fs 70 Z.
hayrs ~schsn, deccs'sd 70 g,sssn' the
N As sSs t .y G Of on
Ss. ss,, Ss day No1'msei nsnt-ps'ed the
s,.v.ms H MM, sM Il Hf SRo%s Executors.
S,IpREME COURT, City and County Of ; Ne%
Ys,A EIBERT Ho0GLAND and Fk TAisTrR-TS the
al RICHARD NJ HARRISON and g. w summoned aud
rSsed 10 the complaint IN ~ isy and County
sd % the ,S S CIV 81 ,Sf the City New Yot soi
rr. COPY Il your su.w.r the said ". C,y Of New
;,se, f' Sss No. .e Ss on
Won .xelu,ve the Day Of inch @ the plaintiffs
.sa % .se adrmcr, ssau, yon -, ' from the
sve hoO,srs and esy',fSy,,In c.h and
beside the costs CURTIS E as.a~ ASs,
The % sS OF W. Ssf on '9 the Y S Day
dolly, 49, ,s.ews wM E. CURTIS Plaintiff. Attorney:
c,r,TE Of vERMoNT-IN CHANCERYT,
src0Np JUDICIAL GIRCulruSS1nSWMEGSNro NJ Pc
MR. PAUL s stflfIRoYi fToN BANK On motion Of
:s the Hon A. AgE III dsy Of INV ISL
aer.d BY Chancellor tina, nine months from ts as o o
creditor. and bill holder. ,, E, a aid a1 Bank d
s sst JOIN b HUTCHINSON of West Randolph n the
- 10 receive the proof said several claims and 70
St and report 20 said Court the with their scsera
Nd nature amount and the names ana reeioebce
n m, ssyen and respective holders and owners OF me u
soxehey with the facts BY him found in respect 20 an sue
hs h. contested with his decision thereon AGA tat zoe
0sr or sppont convenient times and places az whn ne
attend 10 the duties Of his said appointment ana gave Poc
i,e thereof well of this order as by ms COMMISSION
from sad Chancellor therein directed; ana that per
SONG or having holding or OWNING GAINS OF any
e.cripton bills or notes against tne ,a1 PUN
Rovslton Bank or the payment OF wh the SAL banh
q. seeu,ites or liable VINO shai nov WITHIN
a.. -; tenn OF niue heeiDbefoe limited present and
,b,r aid respective claims bills or notes before the sad
Master shall barred and precuded from claiming OF
or securities Of said Bank the hands Of or to be re-
;,5 4v The Receiver appointed by aid Chancellor
pron the petition Of the above entitled petitioners against I've
ssid South Royaton Bsnh Of from any aad all bonds
other securities held by the Treasurer OF tue Ste
Of Vermont the security redemption oil the DIS or notes
OF the said Bank. =. e., IL,
rc. pece of the order said Chan coI the premises and
hat he the said Master will present and attend 70 NE dn
of his app ntmCnt the Mortified use in NOKTtiELD
in County and State Of Vermont the Ith 8t
and 18th DAYS November ncx at Woodwards Hotel IN
SOUTH ROYALTON In Winisor County and State atorc-
aid on tbs I'D sd and 18th days OF December next ~ me
N1,hfeld House aforesaid the TIL RID and FOtH IA
TUESDAYS IN February and on the FIRST WEDNES
DAY nine O'Clock in the forenoon Oh each Oh
said days .,u, ,,,-l - o-....
County this 9Th day Of july 1881
JOHN 4 HUTCHINSON, Master In Chancery.
WASHBURN l. MARSH, Woodstock, W., Solicitors ioI
he Petitioners. J<f wv
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SUPREME COURT.-HAYM NJ. ANDREWS

CUPREME COURT.-HA1M NJ. ANDNFIW ,
- ast THE EXETER BANK.-Summons for Money
DemsId-To the d,endans-YOu are hereby summoned to
answer the complaint this action which will be filed III the
once Of the Ck Of the City and County Of New York at his
Office the City Hail. in the City Of and to serve
copy of your Ell Office at No IS Wast Ia the
Civ Of within twenty Jays after the service OF this
you exclusive of the day of such service snd
fs te answer The said complaint aforesaid the plaintiff viii
take against for the Of hundred an
Jupe ore thousand eight hundred and fyseven beside the
eosts of this setion-Dated 18TH cay of July, 1857
WILLIAM p CHAMBERS, Plaintiffs Attorney.
n B-The complaint in the above action was died in the
0oe Of the Clerk Of the City and County OF NewYork on
the 18th day Of July 1857. WILLIAM +. ca AMBERS,
jyl8 1sw6wS Plaintiffs Attorney.
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CIIIRFME COIIRT. COINTY of KINGS. NY

CUPREME COURT, COUNTY Of KINGS, NY.
O-Androw S. Wheeler against Otis Boyden and Lorenzo
Boyden summons for demanded on consSc Lcom
mot ser ITO OTIS BOYDEN and LORENZO BOYDEN.
You hereby summoned aud Ieqnired to answer the com
vlain IN this which filed In the ONCE Of the Clerk
81 1.-THE County Of Kings at the City Hall in the City Of
Brooklyn ON 18th day Of june 1857 and to copy OF
xour answer TO the said cOmpent the subscriber at his
sfee No Couist in the raid city within twenty days
.fte the service Of this you, exclusive OF tue day
81 such service and You fail to the said complaint
within the time aforesaid the plaintiff will take Judgment
you of One Thousand Dollars with interest
the 18th day OF November 1885, beside costs OF this
action. Dated Brooklyn, June 2 1850 ,x,o.,,n
5e7c law6ws' Plaintiffs Attorney, No. COurs Brooklyn
%J'HE PEOPLE of The STATE of NETWORK,
by the Grace Of God Free and INDEPENDENTLY all per
.ons the estate of PATRICK kANANAGh late
Of the CITY Of deceased creditors next OF KIM OF
send grteng You and each of you are hereby
cited and required personally be ssd appear before o sur
rossfe Of the County York at his Once In the City OF
York fourth day of August next at O'Clock 10
The of then and there to attend tho final set
Element Of roceedings Of Margaret Mc9
ffrmery Kavanash) sdpnsatrix of the goods shaes
and credits Of said deceased In testimony whereof we have
aased the Office OF said Surrogate 10 be heIeunto am
Witness Alexander w Bradford esq Surrogate o. our
H. ssc County the City of New fok, the 18th dsy OF
June in the year Lord thousand eight han'
sased and ffty-seven. a W. DINA 800,
nj LAWNS SuiIose'o
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-07
"Poor old Unele Med.n

And he had no wool on the top of his head,
On the place where the wool ought to groW.n
NHERE are some folks -a-ays In the same lamepta
BILE fix with Uncle Ned. They may soon change their
song OF woe TO one Of rejoicing, 81 they will only the
means which Art offers to Nature, to aid her.
EmeFSSn'a ETaIr RestorR1IVe.
Is q well known anil valuable HAIR TONIC There arc
those In Wheeling who testify Its power in preYentng
The loss Of hair and in restoring uxuFant growth where
fallen out
EmeTSon's Hair Tonic Is for sale by
T. II LOGAN & CO,
dec11 Bridge Garner nruSStvft.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-07
New Savings Bank Store,
AT THE

OLD POST OFFICE.
nEAeeP the Head und Feet COYePed.St
iIFILENS Of Wheeling End VicinItg-Ths old maxim
~ health reminds that call ar
attention 70 Fan and Winter stock Of Doots RATS
Caps! Umbrellas and Carpet Sacks the
and Monroe streets where will hnd great variety
low prc2s. =
Very thankful for the liberal patronage received since
coming amonEIt respectfully solicit you call and
eGaIe ny stock @ viii be pleasure To see and walt
yeu thus uniting labor with that give
SPrng health and TO tAiS adding industry and economy
Ladies' YOU purchase fashionable and cheap
winter Bonnets, ruFe,
Can At the old Pc q Once, opposite the SIcLpre.
Geatlemen, Gyou wish purchase fashionable Gap or
Call At The shove place, where you viii Eet-that
Remember the old Post once corner
To Country Merchants have 70 dispose Of At
oef9 h II wArsnn1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HAvE you Dyspspaia, use TRAxAI7s ELTxTR.
hAye ygg Rhsn3atsul ass TIAN5PT0N,s TILNcLINE
pe y0u want good Imminent, use PORSaA'B RAIN.
Devon want brush comb, bottle ofne perfume
50 to the Bridge Corner Drug Store.
10 urHnt 10 mSke gSap quick cheap,
CONCENTRATED LYE
Z Jour horse lame oFIick, rse MERcHAT's eARGLINe
OIL.
have Fou cough, UEe the HoARHoUHD BALsAA.
Do WGnta
Shoulder Brace Port Monnaie
Supporter Balm Of : ThouSand YIovera
JEusa Electric OIL
bandEge Syringe
beit Pine SponZe
BOiiOVAy's pills and ointment
Bakers Cod Liver on
RoeFhaYes Holland BittsFB
HoofiSud'S German Bitterg
For sale By Z. n. LOGAN & co.
BfIdEe Corner DruEKiftS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-07
NEW BOOKS

To o. oRR's, formerly J. II. Thonpsou's,) No. III
"A Main street. Just received, large invoice mscel
School and Blank Books also general
o. wan paper Among our books may be found Gibbons
and Rollins Works. Plutarchs Lives olarks and SCOTS
Also Bentons Thirty Years in the Senate,
kanes Exploring Expedition, Bledsoe Liberty SIa
very the Hills OF the Shateniuc, Ngam HiAWaha, Marry
ing Too Late, &c. &C.
for the Holidays, which he described
Also the publications OF Presbyterian Board Sunday
School Union and Tract Society.
Every thing usually found in the Book Stationery line
tept constantly hand at No. III Main street dee6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-07

WALK IN, GENTLEMEN!
TAKE pleasure IN informing friends and patrons and
the citizens OF Wheeling generally, that have Just
eeyed Spring and Summer stock of Cloths, CassmeFes
and FestinEs together with FULL assortment OF Gents Fur
nishing Goods.
N stock has been selected with great from the best
neat and as to quality they second TO nOne being
very best makes aud which prepared make up
style and best manner.
good ut guaranteed in an cases no sale, by
J. H. sTALLSIVN, Merchant Tailor,
app log
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-07
70 NOUSEKEEPRR.s

2 Y I4-O-JloASILlAII ItILl1, -
STORE and for SALE at reduced prices the following
Trtcles, VIZ Plate Warmers, new styles and plain;
Coal Vases, I'VE sets; Five Stands different
Also, Fenders Ash Pans, Coal scutes, Toilet sets Sion
Buckets Cake Spice and Knife Boxes Tray1 Corn pom
eTst Hearth BrOoms, assorted Sizes Table, and Tea
Mats ChAhng and Vegetable nIshes, Plated Spoons and
FORKS OF the best quality Clothes Travelling and Cap Bas
keta Of various patterns; Side Irons nce Meat Culters
and various other articles useful to House Keepers
WIN. HEBURN
decEJ No. 81 Monroe Street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-07

Me1odeons.
OPENED THIS MORNING, q fresh supply of Prince q
" Co. Melodeons Of and octaTes, plain and plano
style, OF hne rosewood hnlsh with nnouldnss. n
These Instruments need recommendation ours as
their and superiority both In and touch
All othef9 be easily proved from churches
and private families city surrounding country
who have them In use Es5tE. =
With fine stock OF Chickering'S Piano Fortes and
6 osayes to which call the attention Of the musical
stop and look in at 20 Union street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-02

DR.. DUP0NCo'S GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS FOR
FEMALES. The combination Of ingredients in Dr. Du
pouco's Golden Pitts, perfectly harm less. They have
been used in the private practice Of old DR.. Dupon
co, for 80 years, and thousands OF ladies
tiy to their great and neveFang success in almost
every In correcting irregularities, relieving pain
full and distressing menstruston, particularly at the
change of life. From i've to ten Pills will that
common yet dreadful disease the Whites Nearly every
lady in the land suffers from that complaint The above
Pill has permanently cured thousands, and will you
MyoU use them. They harm youoa the contrary,
they all distractions restore nature TO its proper
channel and invgorae Che whole system Ladies whose
health will not psrnt increase of family, will find
these Pills preventative Eor particulars see di
rections the box Price Gland wall be sent to ladies
conadentaiy, By ma, by enclosing 81 to either of the
following general agents far Worcester. GEO r. SPURR,
201 Main street JAMES GREEN, III MainstTeet DAVID
S0OT ISL Main street Of Mechanic street, Also
by L, B. Choate Eichbarg, oaRreH Son, Daaelson-
vile, Robert GSer, NorSich Bslch Sou, Providence,
Weeks Potter, Boston, 4. B. & D, Sands, New York
A. A. BurdiSt Clintop, Mass.
Gee hs signature s. DUP0N00 is the Box, other
enuine. d1y mch10
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-02
FE5O THE HONORABLE THE HOUSE
D OF REPRESENTATIVES,, of the Commonwealth

MASSACHUSETTS,
The petition Of JOHN RHODES and others citizens
OF Milbury in the county Of Worcester and Common
wealth Of Massachusetts, Respectfully showeth that
ABhAhAm = RANDALL, Esq, of said Alillbury, in
the county Aforesaid, was Commissioned anew as Jus
tee Of the Peace within and for the county aforesaid
IN the year eighteen hundred aud fifty six
Ral ne vas duly quslifed and entered upon the duts
o. sad oge that such Justice aforesaid he has ire
quenty scted in receiving complaints and issuing war
f4n and IN the trial and examination Of parties brought
before NM charged Win criminal off ,nces; and has in
many instances received fines from the parties tried and
convicted before him. which ne has not paid over and ac
counted for sgreeaby Lsw that he has charged and
received from parties convicted before him unlawful fees
IN many instances; that he has refused and neglected in
repeated instances after demand made upon him to pay
over to persons who have been summoned and testified
before him on behalf Of the Commonwealth in criminal
prosecution, their fees such Witnesses and which he
had drawn from the county reasury that he has charged
and received from the county treasury unlawful fees for
Witnesses and retained the to his own use; that he
has repeatedly neglected and refused 90 pay over to Off
GERS who have served criminal processes issued by him.
their lawful fees for suc Vces after he had received
inc same from the county treasury and after demand
upon him Tor TIE same by such officers; that he has
fused parties convicted before him, the right Of appeal
alter the same claimed and demanded Of him; and
mas alter such demand Issued mittmu ses for the
mtmet Of such parties to prison. 10 pursuance Of
tenee from which such sppeal had been demanded;
that he has in many instances demened himself in an
arbitrary and most upusthable manner towards persons
who have appeared before him witnesses and counsel in
anJudgng thein for groundless and frivolous reasons,
guilty OF contempt, and by imposing fines many in
stances and in Others committing such parties for such
alleged contempt; that he has in repeated instances
ntigatsd criminal proceedings before himself and has
most unreasonably and Improperly multiplied such pro.
Greetings and that said Abraham g. Randall has general
~ 90 msSehaved in said office that the public goo
demands that he should longer be permitted to hold
the same.
Wherefore your petitioners pay the conduct and
proceedings in this behalf Of the said Abraham G. RAN
d4i may be inqui ed into by your Honorable Body aud
such decision made thereon to your wisdom and JUS
tice shall seem proper.
And our petitioners in duty bound will ever pray.
JOHN RHODES, and othesr
Milbury Dec l. 1877 d4sJV dac1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-02
THE GREAT EST MEDICAL DEsCOV
FRY OF THE A0E

Mr.. KENNEDY, Of RoEbury, has discovered In one
our common pasture weeds remedy that cures
EYER KIND OF HU NOR!
From the worst scrofula dowa 60 a common Pimple
He has tried in over eleven hGndre cases, and
Called eEceptiR two (Gch thURd bunor). ehas
now in his possession over two hund certificates Of a
value, All within twenty miles Of Boston.
Two botes are warranted to nursing sore mouth
One to three bottles viii the worst kind Of pimples
on the face.
Two 70 three bottles will clear me system Of boils
Two bottles warranted the worst c2nker in
Che mouth and stomach.
Tes to ave bottles are warranted cure the worst
case Of erysipelas.
One TO three bottles warranted 10 all huor in
che eyes.
Two bottles are wsTrsned to running of the ears
and biotches among the hair.
-Four to six BEETLES warranted 70 corrupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle viii cure scsly eruption Of the skin.
Two three bottles warranted to the worst
case Of ringworrp.
Two three bottles are warranted to cure the most
desperate Of Rheumatism.
Taee four bottles warranted to salt rhenm.
Five to eight bottles will the WORST of scrcfua.
DSrectEOAs for Use. Adult table spoonful peg
day; children oyer eight years. deaset spoonu children
From five 20 eight years tee spoonful Ag nodirectioneaa
beBppcable a constitutions take enough to opersts
on bowels twice day. Mr. Kennedy gives personal at
tention in bad CAGES Of sorof1a.
kENNEDY'S SALT RHEUM OINTMENT
To Be used in connection 'sfh the Medical DIscsvery
For INFLAMMATION AND HUMoR OF THE Eyes, this gives
immediate relief you will apply it OF linen rag when
ng to bed
For sCALD HEAD, you will cut the hair Of the Affected
part apply the Ointment freely and you w see the in
prOyemeRt in few days.
FoR sALT RREUx, it well in often as convent Mt.
FoR SCALES named surface, you will rub in to
your hearts, content; viii give you sueh real comfort
chat yea cannot help wishing well to the inventor.
Ion SoABS; these commence by thin, acrid fluid oo3
Eng through the skim hardening the surface; in
short time full Of yellow matters are an in
damed surface, not; you will apply the 0int-
Iaent freely, but do not rub Tin.
For 8oRE LEeL; this is a disease, than
is generally supposed; the skin turns purple covered
with scales. itching intoieraby, sometimes forming
ping sores by applying the 0intmeat the itching and
Scales viii disappear few days, but you must keep
with the Ointment until the skin gets his natural color
This Ointment agrees with every flesh and gives mne
diate relief in every SKIN disease flesh is heir TO-
Price SO cents per box.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY. 100 Warren
Street, Rexbury, Mass.
For sale by every Druggist in the United States and
British Provinces. ais dRw1y