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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-30

MAY FEsrIvAL.-The Female Department of
Miss Mary p. Middleton'S School First District)
held charming May Festival at Temperate
Hall last night. The sweet little Nav Queen.
Miss Fanny Middleton, was crowned and en-
throned by as graceful and loyal band of sub
Jects as sovereign need wish for They performed
their several parts as The Seasons, Flowers, Dew
Drops, Zephyrs, Wood NymphS, &c, very pleas
tivation of the voice, and in which we recog-
nzed the results Of the practical labor of their
music teacher Mr.. Daniel.
After the co -onation ceremonies, the little girls
descended from the platform and entered upon
some lively sports, and all seemed supremely
happy, as did the spectators also in sympathy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-30

100 BLACK TEA.
lOc Chests o our standard BLACK TEA.-Tkls
Tea lie well known to the citizens Of Wash -
ington and IN the vlclnlty- This Tea was i'm lTH
ported prior to the tronbes IN China -
KING a BURCHELL,
may IS corner Vermont avenue and 18th ST.
DATENT DAMASCENED PAPER.-Th's
elegant and novel fabric, letter and note Sizes
with envelopes to match, Just recelyed at
TAYLOR d MAURH'S Bookstore,
may 2-3t near sth street.
90 TO McLAU0HLIN's FOR NOTIONS.
" may % >--- q ...-. Is 90 -
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BY JAMES e. McGUIKFn AuctlOnecr.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE
L BuILDING IOrs ON 18TH STREET, BETWEEN M
AND n sTREETs.-On FRIDAY AFTERNOON
May 18th, ut OF clock, on the premises, shall sell
ION of square No. 2l, fronting q feet inches on 18th
street, between NJ and streets NORTH running back
10 feet a inches to a 5pfeet alley, with n small
Dwelling thereon.
Terms: One-th cash residue IN six and twelve
months, satisfactorily secured, bearing interest.
may 9-d JAS. c. Mcguire, Auct.
III THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
~ consequence of tho rain until TT ESDAY Az
TERNO0N, June 81. same hour and place.
may Jl-d JAS. G. Mcti UIRE. Anct.
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The LOUISVILLE FIREMRN, with the delepa-
tons from Baltimore, were yesterday escorted to
the various places Of interest in the city On re-
turning to Columbia Hall fine dinner was served
up by Simpson; speech was delivered by Jas
A Brown, Esq vice president of the Columbia,
and responded to by the Foreman of the Louis
vile company and the President of the Pioneer
Hook and Ladder Company Of Baltimore
Mrs. Pendleton was Serenaded last night by the
two fine bands Of music accompanying the Wis
itoTs.
Thi. morning the visiting iremen were escort.
ed to the railroad depot by the Columbia Fire
Company, and departed in the * o'clock train
upon their return home
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AUCTION SALES.
By A. GREEN. Auctionee-.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON FOUR
Ar AuCTioy.-On FRIDAY, the 5th June next.
sh nsn sell, IN font Of the premises at o'clock p
No in Square No. 257 having front of "a feet or
me est SIDE of Fourteenth street near the corner
OF north I'D street, running hack a5 feet.
Terms: One third, cash !; balance in sir t,rey,e
ana eighteen months the purchaser to give notes for
of sale. A deed given and deed of trust taken
rIitle lndlsputable AL convcyancing at the cost
OF the purchaser. " INV ~
may nd AGREEN Auctionaar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-30

SIXTH DISTRICT Police MATTERS B,fo-s
Justice CEH.--John Sweeney was brought up to
answer a charge Of threats Of violence towards
Mrs Craig- gave security Mrs. Craig appea ed
20 answer a charge Of threat 10 burn the property
Of John Sweeney; security to keep the peace
VIM. Barton came up to answer for an assault and
battery on Ellen Lennon; security to appear at
next term Of the Criminal Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-30

THE YouSs CATHoLIc's FRIEND SOCIETY Of
Alexandria, with the Sunday school attached to
~. Aary's church, will make an excursion TO the
White House on Monday next, the steamer Geo.
Washington making three trips on the occ- SION.
The season is just at the most delightful p-riod
for such excursions, aad this one, we have no
ioulf will LIE Ia rUely attended
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-30

TO-DAY the first stone of the new Belgian pave
ment was laid in the avenue square, opposite the
market house at the Intersection Of seventh street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-30

SEVENTH WARD.-FIRST PRECINCT
- Notice is hereby given, that election for Col
lecor, Register, and Surveyor, and for one member
OF the Board of Aldermen and three members of the
Board OF Common Council will be held for the First
preclnct Of the Seventh WarI, at Island Hall, on
MONDAY, June l. Polls open AT ] a. M, and close
at 7 p. m. Il. =. KINSEY,
Il. ri. BARRON.
JAMES f.. JOHNSON,
may S- Commissioners.
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WASHINGTON MEDICAL INSTITUTES.

u The Introductory Address, 10y ]. J. WARM,
NJ. D., will be delivered an the Wa hington Inhrmar
on Monday. June LIST, at "a O'Clock D. IN. The put
lie res pectfully invited TO attend.
WASHINGTON, MAY q, 1857. may q 90
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctloneer.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT
v THE CORNER OF i3THAND Nj sTREETs.-On FRI
DAY AFTERNOON, NAV 18th, ut o'clock ON
me premises, shall sell Lots No 5, 6, and T. in sub
division of square No. 23 fronting together - feet
9lnches on Nj street north, at the corner of 18th
street west. running hack 10 feet 20 an alley.
These Lots are beautifully LOCATED i'm healthy and
rapidly Improving part OF the city, and the sale is
worthy the attention of persons desiring valuable
building locations.
Terms One fourth cash; the residne in &, q, and
IL months, with interest, satisfactorily secured.
may S-d JAS. e. MCGUIRE. Auct.
IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
~ consequence of the rain until TUESDAY Az
TERNOON, June I'd, same hour and place.
NAV SD JAS. &. MCGUIRE. Auct.
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EMRROIDERIES :
WHITE GOODS:

-Nankin Musiu-Striped and Checked
Mulls-jacouett CaInbtic-Sarcepett do
Laees for Capes--Couutcrpane - Berlin
Corc--an endless variety OF ladies', Skirts
and the materially the yard for same or
sets-Curtain Drapery, sc
IEMG.
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SUMNER GOODS:

Plain. Plaid, striped and Fancy Bareges
Robe Patterns do. OF every color. Challa 4
LANES, Barge de LANES White and Fan.
cy Swiss Robe Patterns: French aud Amer
lean Prints Chambray, Ginsbams Brilliant
Printed Cambria aud lawn
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ADMTNTsgRATRTxs sALp.

Kenosi,a County Cours-En Probate.
In the matter Of the estate Of Nathaniel b. Clam do
ceased. ~
NOTICE hereby given that the undersigned by ylrtpp
and Ia pursuance Of an order Of license in said
matter, the third day Of March AID 1885, and renewed
the Cd day Of March, A. d. 1851 by the county court 81
kenosha county, the undersigned administrators Of said
estate VII on Saturday the 22d day Of August next
10 o'clock d. Of said day, at the house upon the prem.
se 70 he sod IN the town Of Soers offer for at pub
lie yendue all the Interest Of said estate Ia the following
described lands to wit The equal undivided two thirds
interest in he southwest quarter of section twenty three
l25 township two III north ofrange twenty-five 1927 east
and also OF The south half OF the south quarter
ton twenty three 23 township T2I range twenty two
l22J east also the equal undivided half interes
the north west quarter of section twenty 1921 township
two III range twenty two [22 east, excepting forty
homestead 10 be selected out Of the first described piece
and the Widows Dover interest in the whole Of said lands
Terms Iaade known on the day of sale.
SARAH b. CLAPP,
Dated July p, 1851 Sw7 Administrative
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CAHFE ] TIN10s
Thisis the place to buy good 3ply ingram
Velvet, Brsssel, Stair do any quality
that is manufactured in these times OF pleI,-
~ Also. RUGS. MatIlng. Elo2r OIL Cloihs.
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Linens

Linen and Cambria Lawn-Lnen Hanker
chcts-Cambrc do-Irish Llurns-Brd.
eye do, Scotch ana Russian Diapers. Liner.
Table Spreads, Napkins, Towclliug, Pillow
case Linen, also do. for Sheets. Linen Drill,
Brown 4 Buff Linens. all kinds of Damask
ed Gn0ds. Mhi-e nnd cnlnr.. y
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GLASS MILK PANS.
BOOKS, STATIONERY,
uANGINffs.

Comprising every variety quality and style Of Letter Not
and Billet Paper; Foolscap, ruled and unrued
white, and assorted colors; Cards, Of every
description; Inks, iiulslands, cold Peas
Steel Pens, Quilts &c, &c.
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Renosla Sonny Cirenii Conr,

0N FORECLOSURES OF MORTGAGE.
ouey french 0gt. Alfred Foster and AIere-
vile, William Foster and Sarah Foster Foster his
Phlander T. Briggs his wife, and
BY virtue Of the decree or judgment
the above entitled cause, aetion> u so Court made n
IShI day OF May, \. d. lsal sn5 oeSIg date me eighth
pose to sale and sell at public = me drected sha eN-
therefor the Court House .uoi 20 me ghestSbdder
sha County Wisconsin, on in the city Of kenosha, Keno
~ fWo O'Clock in tbr ar the Sth day Of August A. D. ls
described Ia said ~, -ernOon Of said dav the proper
an he Iovin ri; 1rgage which is as follows TO Wit
hein IN h eces or parcels OF land. situated living or
Wisconsin an OF Somers county Of Kenosha. Slate OF
soub more particularly pescribed as follows: the
two I2S iaareTo of section No. ID in township No
resrv ottA o. range twenty-five (2 east excepting and
side hsefom strip OF land from Of the entire ga n
he, u quarter, wide enough to make twenty-five acres
II sou 70 william Burgess. Also, one other parcel
same section township and range known as the south
" sald section No. one Fl excepting and
nsasoi g twenty acres heretofore sold to William Law
s w cha,hs north and SOUTH by twenty chains east
VS., Aise excepting and reserying therefrom one
patcei o. hye acres in the south west corner thereof
heretofore sold TO T. NJ Vail being forty r0i ods nartb
nv soulh ny twenty [20lrods aud west Also one
, paIce ~ the same township range known am
uesSoed as follows being the south forty acres 81 tb
ulH east quarter OF section No. two ri and being ri
fods IN Wldth from of the entire length of the ot
az " stu quarter secuOn centanngi all three hundred
anu 'gh l9lol acres ofland be the same more or less
D"'sd az SeSihs Office, Kenosha June 9th d. 1s57
T.. ". EVANS. A p NY iiFS0N So :, 7''
- Us Ally. bM2 keuo4la
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In Probate-Keno sha County Court.

tEnaFdfnn sale.
In the matter Of the guardianship George H. and Cor
nelia Francis, minors.
NOTICE is HEREBY given that in pursuance of an or.
~ der oflcense made il said matter, on the 2gh day OF
july D. 1851, by the County Court Of said county the
undersigned Guardian Of said minors will on the 4th
day Of August A. d. 1885, at the premises be sold in the
first ward Of the city Of kenosha te hour O'Clock
A. NJ Oder for sale at public vendue the following de-
scribed lands in the first ward of the city Of Eenosha
Beginning sNtysN 66 feet south of the northeast corner
OF block twenty SIX 26 thence RUNNING parallel win
Pearl street eighty 0 feet thence south parallel itb
Main street twenty-five 1921 feet thence east parallel Win
Pearl street eighty ISM feet, thence she west line
Of Main street twenty-five 22l feet okthe place OF begin
ming also the privilege OF an alley feet wide adj inn.
the west end of the lot before described commencing
ae with the south line Of said lot, thence north
with Main street to Pearl street
JULIA FRANCIS, Guardian,
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/ principal regulators Of the
! performs its functions we'll
are fully developed The
dependent on the healthy
proper performance Of its
ach is at fault, the bowels
system suffers in consc-
LIvrR---haYing ceased to
/ as 81 chat organ, one Of the
his study, in a practice Of
: "a and some remedy where
: arrangements 10 which it
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Z NUuHEg NUWFt--HH FUusiEfs
IN me matter Of the estate Of Joseph Parry deceased
- Of an order Of license made In said matter on tl e
day Of January 1851 by the county court of said county
the unuefsgneu administrators OF the estate of said d
O'Clock n.s afternoon, at elng house Of Ilagh
Longwe in the town Of soners III y,sie
vendue, the following described land comnenei1g T5,
chains and tiriyseyen links af the north vstoy
ner OF section No. one % township No. two (2) n6ra w
range No twenty-five (22) alta stake, thence running scum
chains and fifty seven links stake thence north nno
teen ehons anu forty links TO stake, thence west tive
chains and ny seven links TO place Of beginning contain
ing five OF land. .
Terms made known at the time and place Of sale
W. w. VAUGHAN
ANN PARRY
Dated July "a, lcJf. 3gI Administrators
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Elward niin, against Jason Hitchcock WELLINGTON Uitcb
GOES Harriet iii teheock Sarah Ann Hitchcock Ma~v !
ihteheock Fanny j. Hitchcock, and Phebe Iiitchcock
EgY VIRTUE or DECREE MADE j..
4 sths cause, on the 18th day Of May A. D, 1851 =,
expose for sale aud SELL public auction at tn .hal
House iae city 90 heuosha and County Of Ker 'ouIl
state Of Wisconsin on Saturday, the sth d. 9s,a' anq
A. d. 1884, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon > 81 august
following described mortgaged prems ~ sag 'gS sns
piece, parcel or lot OF land lying =, ~ VIZ a lL
east quarter Of section No thirty ,oI ~ ny y
two (2l north FRANCE No twep' e A2t{ IN toWis.P Nc
mari of she en- half OF 10. y three (z3l east and being
Ave t45) In the third - Vae " ~ LOGS no ioFty-
ri on Tie esst Gos ribed follows to wit: commen-
va c"rnep FL of Exchange Street AMI at the south
10 Henry yi{s a heretofore conveyed by Edward Dodge
tSy - iel by Deed bearing date the 5th day Of Fen
& -. isi5, and fty feet south Of the porth west cor.
~ - Il east half Of said lot, thence runfipr south
- change street 10 the south line cf said lot slpnose
- DC distance Of about fortyssix (46) feet thence
asst on said south line to land heretofore conyeyed nv
Porter b. Foster TO Henry H. Ttcogb by Deed bearing date
the lh day OF May A d. 1913 and supposed be dis
lance Of about seventy eight seet thence north along The
OF he land conveyed by the said Edward J. Dodge
70 ienfy Mitchell aforesaid and supposed to be disanr
OF about erysX 46 feet, thence west along the south
OF SAID Aiiiches land to the place of beginning lin
Dated sherids Office Kenosha June 2Sra 10
[6w2l Kenosba Cour, .ierriT Of
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Guardian sale.

IN The ns''er q 'as guardianship Of Mary Meredith,
olfCh > hereby given that by virtue and in pnrsua nee
- az ofieI Of icense made in said matter, the 25h
~ a. D. 1921 by the county court OF said county
~ ~ sa guardian OF said minor viii, On Friday
q august, the hour q two O'Clock r. NJ
~ ,s premises = be Sold osr for sale public yendue
~. me Interest OF said uaar The fohowing described
ADDS situate in IA q Paris aud Brighton. Wit -
1he Y VI seszS X y esna tie eqr soc Is 2 Il e;
also the " hf or p Z K ~ aisa TIE IF ar
sec p in isaas saeet 70 sale 10 the Milwaukee,
land district also pece Ct land IA town % Paris com
mencing point dEtgisye rods south Of the corner
Of the r g. u e Silence I15 rods TO soith
line OF saia 81 see thence 50 rods according govern
nent survey tei'ee % the place q beginning contain
tanning ~ aefes also ar Of or section g n
containing - acres.
MOSES C. BUsWELL,
Dassu 1@f''' 'uiy I1tn, 1901. ulwS Guardian.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
I'm Probate..--E1cHosha County Court.

In the matter Of the Estate Of Jehiel p Hitchcock;
To al whom il may concern Letters Of Administration
on said tate having been issued Elizabeth A. Hitch
cock on the %1h day Of April a. D., 1851 and twelve
months from and after said day, being allowed and limited
70 creditors % present their claims for examination ana Al
iowanee notice hereby given that the undersigned viii
the first Monday Of September 1857 ana ~ Het NJ
day Of April A. D. 1865 his o in the CITY Of Kenosba
atten oclock A. al Of said days receive, examin and
adjust AZ claims aad demands Of all persons agapgt ~
6sces ed. InV ', s.sI ,s SIC 80
July 9Th ISL Sw5 .sc55,t,t,r - tasSs.'
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M A RBLE FAC TO r Y

GEORGE ACREEg
a sNOUNcES TO the peopleof Kenoslla CITY and
IA ,-aty III Ticinity, that he has bought out the
Marble Fs /. ofsJosEPH |. EELE. and has added
largely r.. s.e Stock, with both
E<aiian and American Marble
Off h. very best quality and is prepared to furnish
6 sE,ler eli work IN the marble line
Being an EXPERIENCED WORKMAN. he feels
confidence in wHrTanting his
A5aRments Tomb Stones, Tomb TIa5les, O5liesks
PAM Stones,
And all other work wanted, for finish end STYLE. to
rival all competition.
Plain RasSai, orHasacafG! Work, IF any cbarac-
ter desired done stge 10 gtre eafjre s4t5sfqc-
fioa Ire respectfully solicits the patronage Of the
Public.
- Shop on Pearl street, soath side, west of Main
across from the Post Office
KENosHA. June lS55.-nIvI6.
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Ci,nncerr &c

MIC q W15e0n8ln-OircWn
Charles l.. Cornish, Complai- c0@ff AeAosa County.
SGas Davenport ColIir hant as Betsey Ann Davenport
Barton F. Clark def : Knapp, William scarlett and
hoy YIRTUr i'''
Il , this cause y OF DECREE MADE IN
shall expose on the 18th day OF january A. d 1851 T
Court Hor for sale and sci! Public Auction al The
enh ds Sc IN the City of K0nosha, on Friday tbe sev
in IL o. August ~ D. 1881, at the hour of two O'clock
e afternoon, the following described mcrtrage4 lands
"a premises, much thereof NAV be suIfjci.nt To
satisfy the amount mentioned in decree viz ali tbe
ooWng pieces or parcels of land lying being In Ke
uo GATE haone CeGty, State Of Wisconsin, ana descri-
toWn one north OF range twentythree east containing one
hundred ana sixty acres OF land also the west half Of the
southeast quarter OF the above named section CONTAINING
eighty acres land i Si''''4'Ns
o. \. 2. TYMEsoN, SieriG IF Eeaoalt COUNTY
W., ~ . 49,, , hyIosha June zznd, 1891. fw2
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In Prohnie- 8encsiaa County COnr,

In the matter Of the estate Of Samuel Fuller.
70 1Y 2rho.a 0may concern
| ETTERs 81 administration said estatel.syiug been
- issued 10 Ednu a. B.luu, OF Eenosia city on the
eleventh day OF Jolly A. H. 1857 and six months having
9een allowed and limited creditors 10 present their
claims for eEamination aud allowance notice is here
7y given that the uEdgrgHc will The first Monday OF
January, A D. Is5-lt his office n city and county
keu0sha, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ OF said da receive examine
and adjust all claims and demands Of All persons against
said deceased.
JON B. JILsUN,
July ~ 1871 4wI County Judge.
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oih,e OF Board Of Commissioners of tn,
Wisconsin state Hospital for the Insane-- [
MADISON, June Sc 1877

Notice shereby given that Sealed Proposals viii be re-
cetved ~ the Office of Secretary OF state in ti CIV
Madison during the business hoursof each day ~ d.;
previous 70 the rst day Of September 1857 at 10 ocor
Ah o. 5alg LOT furnishing material building and con-
yided BY an act Of the Legislature OF this State nti
AN Act 70 provide state Hospital for The Insane - an
proved March g ls5l All of the work to be executed
an materials furnished in accordance with the plans and
specneaton now on file in the office Secretary Of
Bids viii be rs -. '' ~ .tt-l-.
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oF THE 25TH DAY JrLy, 1897.
In the matter OF the estate of Elizabeth Bruggcukamp.
deceased. ~
~ the application of Isaac W Webster and Carolin.
Plate executors q the last will and testament of FIiz
beth Bruegcusamp deceased, and administrators Of The
estate {" 'a deceased with the will annexed for hearing
and for drAarge foa further administration ther,iu II
ordered that SAID application be heard before me ut the
probate oiee I'D e city OF kenosha N aday the 2ith
day OF August A. d. ls51 10 O'Clock A. NJ and that no
ce Thereof be given 70 all Porso interested In said estate
by publishing th order for three successive weeks before
that day, in the Kenosha Tribune Telegraph tkiv
newspaper, published u te city county of Keno-ha
By Order Of the Court,
JON B. JILsUN,
Dated Jly 2J.'i A. D. 81. 3Tw Coantv Jndgs
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Nmee 30 nznin sfreet.
TIE Those Afflicted with Coughs, Colds.
Asthma and Consumption.

a YER'S CHERRY PICTORIAL, DOWNS
- Elixir Bryants Pulmonary Basam, Wistars Balsam
Wild Cherry, F0rds Pectoral Syrup Jaynes Expectoran
Hungarian Balsan, Bryants Pumonic WATERS Storms
Cough Candy. Halls Celebrated Cough Remedy fer sale
nv f. ROBINSON
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

e., TIE sciences oi Chemistry and Med
= 49, -. iciue have been taxed their utmost to
J WssE%LyI} produce this best most perfect pur
e WssssEg Il gntjye which is known man. In
- ~ Eunerable proofs shown that
~, these i'US have virtues which
q "a - y pass in excellence the ordinary med
3<N Esss1 iciues and that they win uupreceden-
n f-.zsasssz4 ~ ially upon tie Of all men,.
s9s-IF5zz TE1s They safs and pleasa TO take,
but powerful to Their penetrating properties snu-
the vital activities of the body the distractions
organs purify the blood and cSpe disease. They
purge the foul hrogs which breed and grow diseper
Stimulate sluggish dsurlered organs their natural
system Noi only do they the everyday complaints
everybody but also formidable and dangerous diseases
have haied the best Of hIman skill. While they produce
powerful effects they the time, in diminished
doses the safest and best phySic apoy for children
Being sugarcoag they pleasant to take; aud being
qasoy vegetable free from any risk Of harm. Cures
have been made Which surpass beefU they bstan-
tated by such exalted position and character
forbid the suspicion of uutruh. Many eminent clerygmen
and physicians have n their names to certify to the pub
lie the responsibility Of ing remedies, while others have
me the assurance OF her conviction that my preparations
contribute Immensely the relief OF my ajicted suffering
fellow
American Almanac containing directions for the use and
certificates Of their cures Of the following complaints
Costiyeness Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism, Dropsy,
Heartburn Headache arising from foul stomach, Nausea,
Indigestion, Morbid aeon Of the Bowels and Pain rising
fhererom Flatuency Loss Of Appetite, all Clcerous and
CuaneouS Diseases which require an evacuaut Medicine,
ScroGla On Kings evil. They also, by purifying the blood,
and stimulating the system, many complaints which 1t
woU( Rot Dee supposed they could reach such Deafness
Partial Blindness Neuralgia, and Nervous irritabliy De-
r&n4ciuents OF the Liver and hldneNs tout anu other
kindred complaints arising from low state Of the body
distractions II its functions
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