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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-20
WANTS.

W wishes to obtain BOARD for family Of three,
either III private family, small boarding hOu,c
somewhere between 9th and 18th streets. He will
furnish his r0pm lights and fuel, If sesired Adj
dress "P. D, stating terms and location. at the Dis
patch Office. no Hn-St*
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IMPORTANT MASONIC M0yFMENTs-Thr Grand En-
campment of Knights Trmplar of Ohio few
weeks since PASSED resolution. sevtriDg all con
nrction with the General Grand Encaupmeut of
the United States, and taking position rs an in
dependent body: the given therefor being
that the United States Encampment had virtually
disbandcd by its own action. This course was dis
scented from 10y portion Of the members, and
few evenings since the Cincinnati Ercampmcnt
unanimously passed Il resolution offered by the
Grand Master of the Order in the State requesting
the Grand Encampment to meet again ut an early
day and reconsider their action 1t is said that
this movement will operate to the disOrganiYatiOn
of the Templar order ill Ohio + persisted in
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AN OLD MERCHANT RErIRING.-Josah Bradlee,
Esq, the Oldest living Boston merchant, conten,-
plates to retire from business in February:next-
The Herald Of that city says:
MIR. Bradlee, VIC learn, commenced business in
this city the LIST of September, $780, eight years
books lie opeued-still preserved with care-con-
tains the unpretending entry, "Cash capital paid
in, $780," BY perseverance and unhnching de-
votien to business, that small capital Was augment
ed year by year, increased by small gains at FIRST
but gradually growing larger. until the merchant
with small beginnings and humble ex pectations and
umblemished honor now ranks among the million
aires Of Boston.
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ha- Price OF Admission to all parts Of the Hail.
ONE DOLLAR.
nF- Seats may be secured without extra charge
at the Book and Music Store Of james WoodhOuse
Esq. beginning Friday morning. Nov. 18th.
ID
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nE EVANSVILLE

thus this exciting question may be peaeeial
~ settled in the very mode required by thc
organic law. The election will be held under
legitimate authority, and If any portion ct
the inhabitants shall refuse to votc,. a fair
opportunity TO do SO having been presented,
this will be their own voluntary aet" and
they alone viii be responsible Tor tlIe conse
qucnces. ~ -
Whether Kansas will be free or slave
State must eventually, under some authority,
! be deeided 10y an election; and the question
can never be more cleary or. distinctly plc-
sented to the people than il is ut Che r'c,ent
IN fnent. SiIou.d sfIisopportunity be rcicc: d
she may DC Invoived Iof Years i'll 'dOmc>tic
discord, and possibly in civil war, before she
can again mike up the issue row so f'I+u-
nately rendered, and again reach the point
she has already attained.
Kansas has for some years occupied too
mneh ofthe public attention. II is high
time this should bc directed 10 far more i'm
portant ob ;ects. When once admitted into
the Union, whether with or without slavery,
the excitement beyond her own limits will
speedily pass away, aud she will then for the
firss time be LETT. she ought TO have been
loiIg siuce, to manage her Own affairs in her
own way. Ii her constitution on the subject
OF slavery. or ON any other subject, be dis
pleasing 10 u majority OF the people, no hn-
man power can prevent them from changing
it within "a bret period. Under these circun,-
stances, it may be well questioned whesher
the peace and quie. OF the Whole country aie
not of create: importance than the mere tenn
porary triumph OF either OF the political par
lies in Kansas. asa....-
Should the constitution without slavery be
adopted by the votes of the majority. the
rights ofproperty in slaves aow in the Terri
tory are reserved. The runIJer ~ these is
very small; but it were greater the Provis-
ion would be equally jus. aud reasonable.
These slaves were brought into the Territory
unde the constitution of the United States,
aud are now the property OF their masters.
This point has at lcngt th been finally decided
by the highest iuliciai tribunal OF The cOun-
try--and this upOn the plain principle that
when confcderGey of sovereign States ac-
quire new territory at their joint expense,
both equality and justice demand THAI tho
citizens Of one and all Of them shall havethe
right to take into it whassosyer is recognized
as property by thecommon c. Ds:itutioDc 10
have summai1ly confisticated the property IL
slaves already in the Territory, would have
been an net OF gross Injustice, and contrary
to the practice of the older States vi the In
ION which have abolished slavery. q"
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A RARE CHANCE FOR
AN lNvE IT NJ z Mt!
FOR SALE
TALUABLET TRACT OFLAND,
Adjoining the Town Of CanncltOn!

Adjoining the Town Ol SdhuCitVh'
Consisting Of about one hundred acres. one-haif Of
which is bottom land, and the remainder extends into
the delightful hills that border the town. All OF Il is
embraced in plat of the town Of cannelton, and Is in
demand for house lots. The lower boundary OF the
tracts ia not more than ten minutes walk from the ex-
tensive Cotton Factory ami principal coal mines All
the roucts Of the land lie sold on the soil TO the
people Of the town. 1t Is mes admiralty situated ior
vegetable gardens for which the town atipris good
market and hh prices The land win eventually all
he wanted for house lots On tile premises are three
dwellings one Of which is worth sy0 another is worth
ss6O; the OF er beautl cottage residence, cost so
three years 60 erect it. Either OF these houses can
be had with the land, all of them as the purchaser
may wish they are separated ~ street from the body
Of the land, and all OF tle ITS laid on for resi-
dences The property will oe sold ON liberal credit to
a irresponsible purchaser-.r .e..f.1 cYEt
The location is of the most delightful on the Ohio
river and the principal cottage with three acres in gar
den and srn Is the most beautiful rural residence he
tween here and Louisville. Thcchief motive for oer
ing it for SALE is that the property is too valuable 20
rent and neels attention than the owner at
present besow on it. Address apply to the editor of
the Journal; Evansville. my2
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PLAN OF THE LOTTERY. ft,
The Numiers from I To 5D,tsG, corresponding with
those Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips
OF piper encrcel with small tin tubes and placed
in one Wheel. g.. .-.
The hrs S5s Prizes. similarly printed and encircled,
placed III another wheel.
The whee,sa then revolve1, and number is drawn
from the wheel Of Numer aud at the same time q
Prize drawn from the other wheel. The Number and
Prize drawn out opened and exhibited Ia the audi
ence, and registered y the Commissioners; the Prize
hens piacti against the NUM- drawn. This opera.
ton il repeated until all the Prizes are drawn out.
Appro ximatiOn Prizes.-The two preceding and
the suCceeug NUM- ers to those drawing the tirsi
Prizes will be eDitlei to the y Approximation
Prizes For example: If Ticket No. liza draws the
.nnoo Prize those Tickets nurn cred iis;s las 1851
and la52, win each he entitled to 1 IL Ticket No.
so draws the ss,l Prize, those Tickets numbered ais
So asl So, viii each le entesito s2Ja, and
The $500 Prizes Of s2owl he determined by the las,
figure Of the Number that draws the SnAn Prize For
example, IL the Nu'er drawing the s009 Prize ends
with Mol, then all the Tickets, where the number
ends L. will ne entitled 500 If the Number ends
with No. }, then all the Tickets where the Number ends
ina will I've entitled to $50, ard so on toe.
Certificates Of PacageS viii he soli al the following
rates. which Is the ristt::- -'-
Certificats. of Package of ~ W hole Tick Sel
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IrF 10 sioibt DhA"N
EACH SATURDAY. IN DECEMBER
APPROXIMATIONS pRIZYs.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

5 400 Prizes amounting to .......... S32O,OOO
Whole Tickets 80; IIalves s.; Quari, rs 81.
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acSaCe a,:. Of ~ whole Tickets


q, IN orderihs Itshets Or ~, Serunc afcs. euciose
receipt Of which tiey win be forwarded ~ first mall
Purchasers have tickets ending in any figure they
NAV designate. -
The Iistof Drawn Numbers and Prizes viii be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing ~
Purchasers will spiease write their signatures
plain, and give their Post Office, County and STATE.
- Remember that every Prize is drawn and paya-
HE in full without deiuciton.
~ All prizes of slrta ard under, paid Immediately
after the dawing-oter prizes at the usual time Of
thirty lays. q -
Aiiconmunications strictly conf Ient,al. ls s
Address Orders Tor Tickets or Cert icstes To
s. SWAN a. Co.. Augusta. Ga
II list of the NUM- that drawn from the
Wheel with the amount of the prize that each Is
entitled to- will be published after every drawing, in
the following papers:-Nex Orleans Delta. Moiiie
Register Charles.on Standard Nashville Gazette, At
lanta Inteuigencer, New York Weekly Day Book,
Paulding Cdiss-) Clarion -
urRA - r+----Hf 49,
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. -ricz Cows; Cows! Cows. sG =.
ouR Cows just in from she eesssIy onoKy fsT s5S sale
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DEEPER SAUCE, &C.
II W boxes p. PIPER Sauce;
20 " 'N'1' N'''' ''''' ~ - > e. ii. COOK SON.
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+ LOOK THIS WAY

n HAVE just received splendid assortment OF
II Blank Book Paper II all the sizrs, which ann pre-
pared TO get up Books at the sh rtest notice any
patron that lie Natesi, W tn with ut printed
head. have Blank Books and Bills sunday always
N hand Give NJ. l.. JOHNSON cal ief re Ccsng
elsewhere.
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Ey lNsvIILE & CRAwFoRDsylLLE
Gr Cxsz.sss.ssSs-5 s--,s',s55rrJ
-slsssf i.s ! s;;5l sis 81 -
LR oA D .
n rI.oui,yilIe. Cincinnsii, st. Louis, Indian.
nyoiisEsd tie East
CHANGE OF TIME. p"
.l1 MONDAY. NOVEMBER. ssa, :ssc d.

-'-4 MONDAY ,NOVEMBER. elfd, 50 Pc 30. t.-
nN and after this date the Nail Passenger train sri
~ lssave evansville al O'Clock and o maluies 4.
NJ max fng close connect AZ NiIcenfes "a tr 81
FAD and est the Ohio isd Mississippi Isir a. for
Luisrf,le C1cirilat 1t LDTiis AMI Cairo a's arr.ye-
at Tesye llaule at H:0 z. 81, cennegtng iT-rt IN
Txpress trai J. FOR Indianapolis, tlcveiaI az tie
East, and fcE CLil=lco aud Central liiHals. -
EETURNs NG-Ieave JerTe Raute M tsf1 =. NJ.
yiuesnnes az and arrive 1t Evansville at l0:u3
z. II. 'e
Freight tn inc with psssengfr c2rati,ci7) as
follows: Leave Fy.rl.sEiie at ,a A. k.. Arr.ye - 4
rre IIaute at 40 z. NJ, Leave TeIre Iiaqle AZ 6.i9
A M Arrive ut Evansville 4;40 4. VI. -i ie -
FARES. -H.i b 70 -a1-ff
To Louisyi,Ie.....s5 eei- To 81. Louis....s6 %
:. Cincinnati; .-- y :. cS'ai.ro:.......,-
Indianap1lis---- z9t : NltCago------. 10 %
s.ycieyeIiiiti. n ., :. PiussrrF ISL %
Buffalo...... ....l. 81 :" Phiiaie'phis-.. - %
6. New YORK rs sGloi. BlltimiEe.... % -
:. Boston ..........S0 ~ +" Washington....z :, g
For ayy Information or through tickets apply " me
Company Trans ltstion office, h>al " cast steet
a., 80 ~ 'A.a 80
: JOHN INGLT,
SUPERINTENDENT
cY- Henderson Commercial Mt Vernon Advocate,
Evansville Enquirer and Mt. Carnel take out
brmer advertisement and copy. y - aOv2s.a :
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GUM JELLY-a splendid article. For sale hv
~ z. ". COOK " son.
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FARES.

For any Information or through tickets apply ~ the
Company Transportation Office, had " Locast sreet
Evansville. - -
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOB LOUISVILLE

"A cu THE fine packet steamer d.
49, -: - run regularly between Evans
c-----.,,,----- =, vile and Louisville, leaving
Evansville every W edneslay and saturday.
oc2f PIG. O'RILEY, g. CO.
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ALBERT Fl. NICoLAY, Auctoneer. win .el

ALBERT II. EICOLAY, Auctoneer. win ED
"A THIS DAY. April H. AZ 4 O'clock 81 the Merchants FL
,hanfe. for account 81 ~hem - may
eco Wheeling City per cent Bopds
5000 Wyoming Coal and Iron Co per cent Bonds
900 Alvsgkse and Horizon r. per M,s Bonds
ChicAso aud Mlw suk. r. st Mtg per cen. Baads
1000 Delaware. L.ck. aud Western r r. lt Atx Bonds
1000 Great Wsstem tl) r. Let Htx PER cent Bonds
3oos Evansville and Illinois n. LET Mtg per Bonds
5000 Chicago and Mississippi r. r "a Ats pr nd.
5000 Marietta and Cincinnati r Let Mts pr e Bond.
1000 SandIsky, Mansfield and Newark r. ist Mtg pr
Bonds.
lao Atlantic Mutual Insurance Scrip II 1857.
$40 Great West@rn Mutual Insurance Scrip 81 1857
$50 Union Mutus Insurance scrip If 1857
1890 Sun Mutual Insurance Scrip Of 1876.
IS shares Lemon Fir. Insurance Co., rs each.
80 shares Etna Fire Insurance Co.. ESQ zach.
10 shsrs. Hamilton Fire luturance Co, Z IS eanh
~ share. Lorilard Fire Insufarce Co. S25 each.
5,hnre- Howard firr Insurance On. $50 each.
10 shares Manhattan Life Insurance Co.. SO Each.
IS shares Peter Cooper Fire Insurance Co. Zach
8 shares Equitable Fire Insurance Co. SIS sseh.
20 shares St Nicholas Bank. 100 each.
70 shares East River Bank, SIS each.
20 shares Bank Of the Commonwealth 8 100 ssTh
90 shares Farmer and Citizens. Bank Of L. Island each
100 shares Chicago St Paul and FoBddu Lac 100 each
20 shares Knickerbo9ks r Stage Co, SIS each
ITO shares PrisInstic Turning Co. SO esrh
800 sight Drsn O Nine. De Normeau, Naples. lta'y
TERhs SALE-Io per cent th- day and the balance before
O'clock tomorrow The accrued Interest all III. Bonds
will be ohsrr.d t1 the purchaser
Next regular sale on THURSDAY April Is
Stock Auehoneer and Banker, No. Brosds.
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BROADWAY BANK.-At the meeting Of th'


ID Board Directors held this day the following resolutions
were unanimously sdOpted:
Re.ored That the Board Of Director, Of the Broadway
Bank pursuant to authority vested in them By Article Sec
ton Of s Articles q Association hereby authorize and direct
its Capital Stock be- increased the Of nr 900 that
being the maximum amount permitted by sad Article. Of Az
socistion). upon the following terms and conditions
Fst Ta. said increase Of Capital Stock shall consist OF
is COO shares. q the par value Of e5 each amounting 10 the
Of &400 and that the be offered hrst 10 the par
ties shall appear the books 81 the Bank
Stockholders the 18th day Of June next ensuing a. the rate
Of tvo share, Of the STOCK for three shares Of the old
rejecting the fractional parts Of each Z 100
N,ooHd That IN the event Of number OF Stockholders
Stcliang emitting avail Themselves Of such privilege BY
the said 18th day Of June such stock awarded TO sub
scrh'Ts.
Third That such Stock shall In instance be Issued al
2 for every 100 and Stockholders and others
Of becoming such req~sd 20 signify their inten
ton prior 10 the said 18th day Of June.
Fourth That the increased Capital together with the
thereon be paid in cash the Let day Of July 1857 at
The BsnkiDg house"
is e,sed that the surplus earnings q the Bank on the
let day 1 July 1857 after the payment Of the usual seia
nus dividend of per cent and all other chese' viii
,nount 10 the Of $1,000 per cent the present
Capital 5000 to which will be added the premium Of Is
the 600 Of stock making at that time the
ont the full Capital Of 8 ! co0,0o0
Subscription Books at the Banking house
BY order Of the Board T. 4. PALMER, President.
New.York, March g. 1857. J. L. EVERITT. Cashier.
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T y UOJ'CHTOy Luctioneer. -PEREMP-


IINIIED NIAIES LAND SAI4E-NALfS OF
~ LAND bv order q The President will take place
MONDAY May at the Land Offices in Ossso Fort Dodge aud
Sioux City Iowa, when 500 900 vii be- placed market
by the Government
Consequence II the large grants which have been made TO
Railroad Conpanes and the withdrawal from market Of like
adjoining this sale will comprise nearly all the uDsod
land Of fret quality remaining in Iowa The lands offered
mostly situated the Valley Of the Boone and Dee MONIES
aud considered among the best farming lands in the
West They well wst-red and noered well located as re-
climate facilities reaching The Dubuque
and Missouri Railroad now partly constructed will when nm
shea afford ready Of and corresponding in
IN their value .
have reliable agents who will attend the GALES az each Of
Offices and select lands for parties DESTROYS Of investing
experience in the business we have
every confd, Ia their judgment
will funds for investment In lands, and give every
regarding charges &C. and when it is desirable 70
nse aud warrants furnish them the best market prices
GREEN SEWELL Bsnkers
No ~ Wall-st., New York.
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CYRACUSE and SOUTHERN RAILROAD
- In connection with EXPRESS TRAINS on the New oh
and Frie Railroad. 49, ~,
On and after MONDAY. Oct: 90 and until further notice
Passenger Trains will run follows Sundays excepted;
Iesye New York from pier Of Duane. at 80 via
buffalo Express-conuectng at Bnghamon with Express
Train for Syracuse. ,,..
o. m via Night Espress-connectng at BinshaInton
with Express Train for Syracuse and Oswego. 80
Through Tickets BE- procured at the Ticket once oil the
N,w.York and Erie Railroad. w. Il. GILBERT, supt.
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DEM WANNA RIA l. ROA ID -
l. THE GREAT CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA RAIL

FROM NEw-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN 30 HOURS.
FROM NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN 80 HOURS
FROM NETWORK TO ST LOUIS IN NJ HOURS.
The Shortest Best and consequently the Cheapest Route
from N,w-Yurk 10 all points in the West.
The Pennsylvania Railroad connects at Pittsburgh with ra
roads 10 and from St Louis Mo Alton Gaena and Chicago
H. Frankfort Lexington and Louisville, Ky Tens Haute
Madison Lafayette and Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton
Springfield Brllefontan-, Ssnduky Toledo Cleveland Co
umbus Zanesvie Massion and Wooster, Ohio; sso with
the boats from and to NewOeans St. Louis
Louisville and Cincinnati. , &,
Through Tickets be- had any Of the above mentioned
place, In the West (See handbs In the hotels of this city
Passenger will find thi. the shortest, most expeditions and
comfortable route between the East and West
Throush Tickets further information, be had at the
oare oft the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
No 2ASTOR HOUSE, BROADWAY.
J. L. ELLIOTT, Agent Pennsy !yanis Railroad Co.
Eey.York, s., 1851
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NrwY AND Ear RAILROAD CoMnT
NEw.YoRK, April 9, 1887
nIVIDFND NOTICE.-The Sinking Fund LOT

hINIDEND NUI ILE.-I M oIHhI"S ~ 80.
~ the Redemption Of the Bond' Of thi' COMPANY nas
reached III, amount Of than One Million OF poaI
requisite Legislative Authority having been I'D 81 ST
Director. have declared DIVIDEND OF TN rf-h
on IN. .suitsl stock Of the Company payable IN n e
27,h dsy u Ar< infant At the Transfer one no :, ~ ~
ssreesty to the following resolution o. '"e "'".'
The e.tsfi,bment Of the SINKING una; ,, l., a., d..
B,o,d That az often tbs Bonds purchased BY .he snk
ms FUND amount cent on the capa so nls Coi
n.ny in upon receiving due authority from me Legislature
d,c,. At the semi annual dividend day stock
dividend Of ten per cent -, - -,
ber. dividend amounts 20 one or more u shares the
zane Will be placed 20 the credi' OF me and
dividend does not amount 10 full share the stock
holder will receive snp certificate in favor OF the bearer
bch can converted into full stock presentation with
other similar in amounts which be made into
full shares. -
The Transfer Books will be- closed at O'Clock the 18th
instant and be- opened the Nth instant The Board Of D
that ftnre the stock dividends will be
declared often the Sinking Fund to FIVE per
the capital stock instead Of ten per provided in the
original resolution
BY order Of the Board Of Directors,
NATHANIEL MARSH. SecretAry.
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V0HE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

VVNHE GREATEST DlSNO'LRA
Of the AGE
MI KENNEDY Of RoIbury has discovered IN enc q our
pasture weeds remedy that cures ~ Ehi p
He has tried it il eleven hundred csse and never ed
except in two eases both eure sSS.I ne value al within
rxo BEETLES are warranted to cure nursing mouth:
One three bottles VIII the worst kind Of puppies On
the face. w.,<.r
Two bottles warranted to cure the worst caakf IN the
Three 10 Eve bottles are warranted TO cure the worst Of
One to two bottles are warranted to cure all hunOr in the
Two bottles are warranted to running Of the cara and
-Four q. six b.t are warranted 70 eoup. snd running
Or bo,,e will cure seay eruption Of the skin.
Two bottle Narrated to cure the worst case I"
Two OF hr. bottles warranted to the most desper'
Thrse to four botts, warranted to ssltrheun
Fiy. eight bottle. will cur the wor; case Of er'ia
ptre10ss ySs UsEAdo table R SssD e Pom H sy
N ali take enough operate the bowels twice
day M KENNEDY gives personal attendance IL bad ca''
kENs 70 az Gnssb IN coNNEcTfoN WITH
THE MEDICAL DISCOVERY; 49,
FoR INFLAMMATION HUNoR OF THE EYES, this gives
immediate relief you will apply it on linen rag ~hen gong
Es HEAD Won will cut the hair OF the affected part
apply the Ointment freely and viii see the improvement
Fos ssiy RHruN rub Il well in as often convenient
FoR Scales inhamed surface. you Will rub in 20
your hearts content will give you such real comfort that
yoa cannot help wishing well 70 the inventor
FoR soABs These comFenee by thin aerld naa ooLins
through skin hardening the surface IN shor
time full Of yellow matter az inaned surface
not You will apply the Ointment freely out 90 lot
rub in. 1T,
FoR soRE LEGS Thi. disease more % than 10
generally supposed the fS turns purple covered WIN Ieas'
plying the Ointment the itching and scales Will disappear IN
w days but you must keep with the Ointment Until me
skin ssts lie natural color.
Fos TINE PrLrs and Inflammation, you viii use it freely
I, will Civ. immediate relief. ,,,..
Th. Ointment every flesh and gives immediate
relief in every skin disease fesh r. heir TO-
Price 50 c.nts per box ....,.,, ~, 80 uy.~r.r q.
Manufactured BY DONALD KENNEDY, No. !" "f'e"'"'
| Ron bury, Mass. , o..... IA arit;sh
For BY every Druggist in the United states ana
PrOyiHc-s