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T iGhT! LIGHT!-DANFORD & BAL

T iGhT! LIGIIF!-DANfORD & BAL
II LY's Patent NaS-EXPL0sTyE sELF.GES-
EKATi No GAS L1Hiir the public ia now favored
With the beet and most &c 1nosica light that can be
pf6du ed. Among the various experiment. TO APP
eroxin4ts artificial light to the pure and mellow
light of the natural sun none have proved success
Ial, uaiil the n0n-sxplosiye, selfgencrating Gas
L,ghu inyen ed This light is adapted toehnrch-
es ho.els stores, vessels canal ats. railroads. pr
yate dive lngs &c and only reOtlir.s trial 10 test
its superior advantages over all others The sub
anee used ing nsrating gas u he common burning
that 1t requires but little time and ingenuity 10 keep
1t In cd burning order. the uurner forms its own
gas, being e.aporzed and dscomposed by its own
caloFheation. Unlike the ordinary fiui. lamp, IL
does not throw eff uncopsumed carbon, but IL forms
from the fluid pu ydrot bont a. ali of which 10
conveyed throHXh the CO atTe OF the generator, not
leaving ans Substance 20 escape unconsumsd. Our
patel burner can be fitted TO ordinary fluid or
oil lamp, without the least possible danger OF explo
on, as hoy are 90 constructed that 10 explode
OF them would he utterly impossible. They are COR
ssdered By thousands who ar now using them 70 be-
as aafe II not safer than the Gil lampor eabdle ~
there are no sparks flying from the flame. and give
precisely the zane shaped light you get from coal
the gas lamp will 1--WE the amount of light ~
Ven s'aerine first quality of tailow candies for
fond OF novelties our onward esurse is assisted ana
terially by inventions. The free air Of eur public
has e ildeBey 70 produce original ieeas We are .
uria. aud pleasures which We epjoy, we are greatly
indehted to that class of people termed inventors.
who are very properly protected BY the patent laws.
Let u ali remember he ancient Injunction: "Prove
all things, aud bold last To that which Ia gocd."
PEI son. Wishing to mage in come lucrative busi-
ness can, by purchasing the exclusive right 81 some
6 unt5 ir the sale Of thesA Lamps aud Burners.
cure 10 themselves pleasant, permanent and very
profitable business. Every county In THE STATE must
nave al agent, ard almost every family In each
county viii have one or more OF these Gas Lamps.
il j. found next to isnp asihie sell any other
aaip y here this has been iDtrodacsd ard ahen IL
is reffepsheTef that IN saeh county there are from
ave ten thousand &c mites the vain, of AN exelu-
,ive IGN for ihis Patent will be at appreciated.
Office aud Depot No. 60 Main street, Richmond Va.
~ DAAFDKD & BAILY, Propri. tors.
"A.
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EsBITT v. HYDE7S ADMlNIsTRA-

EsBtTT W. HYDE AUMTNISTKA-
~ TOR AND ORR MS The following il an en-
tract fir. IA Il, al tee rcG Court of the city Of
ntciImr ut prohou need on tin, l2th dag OF Aoss
r. ls57 rut Their In de per ding, eF the ne
style II Ntsoltt against H. ds's Administi atUr
ant o.hfss:
''ihe Court doth further order. aNJudge and de-
cree thai ths creditors Of lie said Chnris- II, de
Ia siew eau e. iFaBy fhes can, upon the Is day Of
Ianuery, 1859. az f~i the pas net auc defis.ry Il
he - o. ts said Charles H. Hyde % his cistri-
bute~s.'-~
Teste: BEsJ. POLLARD,
de -tawtw Der Clerk
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AhUlNG.-Several DESIRABLE
II ROOMS vacant at the EDGEMoNT HoUsE-
Apply to MIS-. NJ. G. MORTON.
M .F--fn&
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ekSys IsaAoa'a Anor,c I

es1 BRAGG ARCTIC IfNIMENr.
, .aeAT IarsovsnEsT.-It !. well known that ne
fess " efsintutiy Tho iost successful in the o,,r
az eutsaeeu$, seorbntie ard uicsrors Diseases Il,
nc western Ststea. Ills great srrpss Il II IN, 80,
s 49, 80 Ln a ere the best the medical srufos-
Ia asss haosa ae spares no pains or expense iii
Fesaitsng tfe vedy best 9ateriaIsa aud uapsundsna
MN nhsea Therefore als ply ean@ rrescribe
an improvement wsich s:etaes all known remedies
..ss m iah - tn" cure ct all external dis.
Us exeeediasly eifieaclous In removing Blo,ehos
a,ssts. fi.iples sore Lips aud Eyes. and renders
: oIlee ~ the sufeef Of al remedies fer tie cnrs ~
oe~p ktuisrs, Strains, Stif ia MIS- gnsrrSaftsro
Mt ast nsataga, Paralysis, Buens Piles. Corns.
srs oE any external soTe aud Ii is not PAINFUL ia
-, reg e. as,ssALs Tho ascTsc IS,NtST il sure rem
any Sore or swelling. ' ''' VI
- . pat Up IN three sizes, at 2se sec aud 81: lint
q You buy doll II bottle yoa will hs -, ss
or one year, With Ensefsan's f.lnstraisd United
o,sse ,59saTYsi BY Filing I'D the certfcat around
60. 81 Broadway, New York ''A ''@ ~A'os
a. sor ale BY all DguQgists
PURCELL, LsDp 4 co.
&c '-~eaeSts Wholesale Agents.
Ray beg to inform the ladies' of Rich
nead That have received an assortment of hea,,,,-
I'll embroidered Works on Cansass sush "a II - i
,GkEENS, SOFA CUSHIONS, SLIPPERS vsry
n M ior Christmas presents which able to
ny own direct Importation. At the tame time in
sits attention TO my always complete assert.
saent Of
DRESS TRIMMINGS, st reduced prices.
Single AMI Double ZApHNk W0gsTEDs
SHETLAND YARN
Knitting and Crochet COTTON
Ne0tea YARN
And great variety of Fancy Goods
g. BoETTCHER,
Orders for sill kinds Of Ernbroidering knitting and
stamping, promptly attol ded to and warranted to
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GssssSsa | hcr in nfnrrn .ha laa;Aa ae
ca" 01p WuITEhuRsr GALLtRY.-Thi

-.
Orders for al kinds t Enbroidering, hitting and
stamping, promptly attal ded to and Warranted to
give satisfaction. de T-tat+
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NJ KS. w III A X TO N of the REVERE
Iva HHCSh, has vacant a very desirable room ON
the second floor. with u small room attached.
~ es%
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ACTION sALHs
----l-l--.---l.-.l- s----,-l-s--l--
FUTURE pAfH
FLLl15E Ia "
By Goddin q Apperson. Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L FURNITURE IN THE CENTRAL HvTEL--
As Trustee In deed dated 9Th Aarii 1851 frufu Or.
Josenh A. ayoand others. duly reeerdes in kscb-
nc aucsiun Ill the elitrai Hotel on MONDAY, the
2lst day eft December fSsT, az 10 eeisck A. ~. NJ!
The fu nsure Ia said Hotel consisting OF a lsrze and
veil selected assortment, the most of which u new
TGass--A sums under So. c,sh; oTer that amt
haes eL'hs efs '9r appfossa snoTsea TIsssae
r ST. am aus iorizssl b. the owner Of tie Central
This Hotel is SO well and favor .biy known that a
minute description Is deemed unnecessary: suffice IL
70 say that it Is in perfect order and hiss ii rooms
Il is situated ut the corner af Grace ana 9Th streets
immediately opposite the Capitol Square. TO q ten
ant who will rent tbs property before the Furn turs
Is sold, an arrangement. can be MAGE by which he
can purchase all the Furniture privately, fent the
del
TRUSTEES SALE OF ElaHT SMALL
naoSB Il 1TTh a c5ss Il 5k sRH CIV as ep
6T1 SfhEhrs.--A. trustee in a deed Of trust ftom
u BIsgg AMI wife. dared 18th March 1919, dal,
recorded III Riehmoad Hastings Court, shall pro-
esed t. sell at public auctsen, the premises,
TUESDAY,; the 18th day Of Becemeer, 1857, at ,
ton OF the real estate conveyed By the sad iised
Consisting Of lot located as above, snd having
thereon cIght Brick Tenemsnts, now renting to god
TERas-Ca-b. me title is beiiv.d to be perfect,
1 fas rn0serIfr E spysy VIII he usual sea
| Sale By GeDDIs & APPSgsax, Auets. deg
| EXECUTORS SALE OF CROPS,
~ STOCK. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. &c-At
te request Ct Mr. kabinson Barker executor of Robt
Barker deceased We shall proceed TO sell public
auction az the late residence II the dteeent the
New Bridge Road, about 5 miles below eicamond, on
Tdu kSDAY, the 18th day OF DECEMBER. frET. at
eoek A. W., If iair. If not the next fair day all
tue estate the place. consisting OF about
~ barrels Corn, Horses, several siuiss. Colts, .
COWS, Hogs, stacks oats, stacks HAY, q large
| quantity OF Blade Fodder Top Fodder shncks, &C.
| Alse the Household FurntuTe,a Carriage bug
gy, Wagons Carts, Farming fnipieRe ats &C.
Terms: All sums under S21 cash. ever that amount
months credit for negotiable notes. with approved
| endorsers. GODDIN & APpERSt5N
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FEMALE SCHOOL IL have employed
L s,osnx lads. (Nlss JAegssst a graduate liz the
Female Deparsn nj 81 ll4ail0n Coliege srw York.
20 teach ml chiidrrn.
would tske fw Young ladies. and have thsm
aue ht fb- safians brans hes o. tngirh. attn,
Frsuch Drawn and Painting. siso, M1sic 0a the
riane. AZ si.0ten dollars aadrd Il music i t.aght
Address ". MALLORY,
Iunetfo. ffausy et cOnns ". Ma.
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See ur Gwathu,ey's card:
81 eeut rot frua the testimonials have received.
that hlss Jnek who Is sster-ia law 20 Pypttseor
sptsr OF Madison University, New York. H. eualisd
and gaasssianx she was a member Of the Il sdna.
ting class Of 1867. In tbs Fsuals D@rsstment Of
that fnsgitnten. H. GWATHMkT
yg--4aW4g
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GALE OF FARM. CROPS. STOCK

IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES. - 90
Or. boxes Rai<iws, BBn b and Lay r; So ha. o
! do DC; awh L d d. do 3ni i afns ultima Ret
sins: o lbs. nrragts; fSb HI. Gtioa h So IN
# thu eisys would do we'll give a cal,
as viii sell then low SC. Nicholas loon
lie 10 A AST0S1
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of the day, and will not be while the Government
continues, which may not be illustrated by some
thing to be found in these Debates.
Thus reduced and purified, the work will be-
come national, the price putting it within the
reach of all, and the matter commencing itself
to all who aspire to any share in the Government.
State or Federal, or who wish to understand the
history and working Of their own Government.
1t is the only way which the earlier generation
of statesmen-the Madisons, Gallatins, John
Marshalls, William B. Gileses, Fisher Ameses,
Roger Shermans, Rufus Kings, &c.-and the
views of the Government in instituting its policy,
can be made known to the present or future ages !;
and the most efectual way in which the speeches
of those who have lived in our own times can be
nationally diffused.
Among the subscribers to the work are James
Buchanan, President elect of the United States
Ex-Presdent Martin Van Buren,, George Ban
croft, John Van Buren,, Ex-Goy. Seymour of
New York, Gov. Hoppin and Ex Gov. Anthony
of Rhode Island, Hon. F. P. Blair Jr., NJ. C.
elect from St. Louis, Mo-, and other distin-
guished citizens and statesmen of the country
As seen by the advertisement in another col.
umn, all orders for the work, addressed to d.
Kimball & Co., No. II Market Square, Provi-
dence, r. l., will be promptly attended to. One
of the firm is in this city, soliciting subscrp-
tons for the work. We hope he will meet with
that success which its eminent merits demand
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MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.

FRIDAY, Jan. 30.
SENATE "A petition from c. L. Pierce
and other legal voters of Ware, was presented
in favor of settlers in Kanzas.
The first bill reported by the special COM
mittee on Prisons, concerning conViets, was
taken up. Mr.. Haynes of Middlesex, moved
to amend the bill, by striking out the first
section, and adding that chap. 274 Acts 1862,
entitled an act concerning persons under sem
tence of death, and chap. 2S6, Acts 1853, en-
titled an act to amend an act concerning per.
sons under sentence of death, be repealed.
Laid on the table and ordered to be printed.
The bill concerning the State Prison at
Charlestown, was then taken up, debated,
and ordered to a third reading, and under a
suspension of the rules, was passed to be en-
crossed.
A message was received from the House,
proposing joint convention of both branch.
es on Thursday next for the purpose of filing
vacancies in the Board of Oyerseers of Har.
ward College, which was concurred in
HOUSE. Petitions presented and referred
Of Henry l.. Chase and twenty others of Lex
ington, for aid to the settlers in Kanzas Dan.
iel Stevens and others of Willamstown, for
removal Of Registry of Deeds office from
Lanesboro to Adams.
Orders Of inquiry were adopted as to the
expediency of changing the law concerning
the election of assessors of cities and towns
SO that they may be chosen for three years;
as to the expediency of amending the ex-
isting laws, 10 as to make widows sole heirs
of their children in certain cases in relation
to the sale by weight instead OF measure.
The motion to reconsider the vote where.
by the report of committee on the subject
OF protection Of property Of married women,
was accepted gsNas rejected.
The order relative to printing the journal
OF the House, was adopted.
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Rev. Theodore Parker, who lectured to our
people, Wednesday evening, on Franklin,
was passenger in the Ave clock train from
Boston that was detained by the accident to
the down freight train. He at first got very
nervous over the dubious prospect of reaching
this city in time to deliver his lecture-bor-
rowed a lantern and started off for the neigh
boring houses to search for horse and
sleigh. He was dissuaded from putting his
trust in horse-hesh, and was assured that he
would reach Lowell sooner by relying on the
iron animal. Mr.. Parker then returned to his
seat in the car, drew out small bit of cam
die from his satchel, which he lighted, and
with his knife stuck to the seat in front of
him then taking his portfolio, paper, and
pencil, proceeded as quietly to writing as
though at home in his own study. In this
way he consumed the time during the delay,
arriving at Lowell in quite good season to
give us one OF the best lectures of the course.
LoeoeH Citizen and NeaoS.
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LATER FROM HAVANA Suffering among the
Vessels frozen up in Chesapeake Bay.-New
York, Jan. 3O,-The steamship Philadelphia
arrived last evening from Havana 23d, via Old
Point Comfort.
Much distress and inconvenience was expe.
rienced by vessels in Chesapeake Bay, arising
from he ice blockade. the want of water and
provisions, and the absence of tow. boats and
communications with the shore, All the pilot
boats were completely frozen in.
The barque Caspian, Captain Trufant, from
New Orleans for Boston, was driven on the
rocks at Bahai Honda on the 10th instant, in
gale Of wind. Captain I. was lost over
board. His wife, sister, and two children
were saved by the exertions Of the crew.
The officers and crew of the schooner Vir-
ginia, from Jamaica for Baltimore, wrecked
on the 9th inst, and picked up at sea, were
brought into Havana by the bsrque Hesperus.
The markets at Havana was active for SUI
CARS
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MELODEONs RENTED,
DEAFNESS AND BBTYDNEss

d.
are curabe or may be retsued least in very short
nme II there is no actual Reorganization, by newly
pscoVeeo, simple and not expensive remedies and treat
menti now in very successful practice by d. RAMSDELL
lO5 Pleasant street, on Monday Of each week
Physicians are invited to examine This method and
observe ts success 1t believed that it meet their
entire approval.
These able to pay the regular fees for treatment
VIII be favored in every possible manner by calling from
to 10 A. NJ. diff dIo
r. r. r ALMOST DEAD Some of the most
heHrtrending daily take place in our great cities
Amidst the most suffering and Affections of pow
ery and disease, there sometimes appears helping hand
On one of the coolest nights of the bitter cold winter of
1855, poor fellow, who nearly frozen to DEATH was
picked ont of Broadway and taken to the Sixth Ward
sationhouse. Poverty not Rum a." had driven him
to the streetfo shelter becoming wearied with hunger
and dpred with his miseres he unonscously fell to
Sleep and had not his desoate dangerous situation
been noticed by kind passenger the street.
cOronor's verdict would have BEEN Frozen to Death'
Fortunate, however for the poor fellow here was some
life in HIM Railways Ready relief applied, some
poured down his throat and his body rubbed vigorously
with it. 1t soon brought back the blood to his
veins, and set it circulating heahfully 1t refreshed
him, and the poor frozen lump dishearened mortality
was once more live and healthy For Chilblains
Frost Bites Frozen Limbs Badway's Ready Relief is
DRESDEN, WEAKLY Co., Tenn, Dec 81, 1856.
I, JEPTHA GARDINER, of the above place. do pub
lsh that for many years have been cted with Rheu
matism and the evening of December 2Oth 1896 while
walking in my yard fell with great violence on ice
brusng the knee pan very badly further certify that
on the above day. Dr. John J. Benedict travelling asent
Of Roadway Co.,, arrived at this place and hearing Of
my heavy fall and the terrible complaint that afflicted me-
recommended me to apply Railways Ready Relief which
1 did, AND IN VERY SHORT TIME the pain ceased
the swelling abated, and able to walk without
the of my cane free from pain. have tried several
other remedies but found relief In Of extreme
pain Railways Ready Relief is far preferable to all other
remedies If any doubts the truth of this certificate
let them call on at my residence, write to at
Dresden, Tenn and will give themfun information.
JEPrHA GARDINER.
For years Mr.. Gaidnnier had suffered the torturing
pains OF Rheumatism, he unable walk without the
aid of stick On the Goth of December he hrst tried
the r. r. ReeEo the 3lst he could walk without any
aid and fee from pain. Let all who are crippled or bed
ridden, think of this.
"Radway's r. r. Remedies are sold by druggists mer
chants, and storekeepers in every city, town. village
and corners, in the U. States and British American
NJ. b. GREEN CO., Agents for Worcester.
j27 deodaw2w
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COurt of Common pleas, Criminal Term.
JUDGE MORRIS, PRESIDING.

FIR DAY, Jan. 30.
William H. Foley Of Worcester, for selling IL
quor, was fined $40 and costs, and sentenced to
twenty days in the House of Correction, with
thirty days additional imprisonment if the fine is
not paid.
James Walsh of West Brookfeld, for assault
and battery-verdict guilty. Not yet sentenced.
John Marden of Worcester, for assault and bat.
tery-verdict not guilty.
Thomas McCune and Jeremiah Hanlin, for lar,
ceny-verdict not guilty.
George Underwood of Worcester, for selling Ii
quor-verdict guilty. Not yet sentenced.
Edward Bradley, the lad who broke into the
store of John W. Rice of Barre, last November,
plead guilty to the charge, and was sentenced
to the State Reform School at Westboro', for
three years. He is about twelve years of age
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baffied william, who threatened his life, men,
ancing him with a drawn knife, till be, IN
self defence, struck the man upon the head
with a bar of iron, and killed him. He was
arrested on the charge of mauslaugllter, and
through the stupidity of his attorney. induced
to plead guilty; and was, accordingly, sem
fenced to the shortest term of imprisonment
for that offence known to the law
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THE SAD CASE IN THE ONO PBNITESTIA-
ny was even sadder than at first stated. The
poor convict was compelled, against his re.
monstrances and his struggles to submit to
an operation by which he lost his sight, first
In one eye then on the other. The part Of his
story is thus related in the Cincinnati Gazette
'fhat unfortunate victim Of this instance Of
professional and official violence had been
sentenced TO one years imprisonment for
manslaughter, under circumstances somewhat
peculiar. He had protected poor emigrant
girl on steamboat from the insults of some
wretch, aud was followed 70 his room by the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-31

Gov. Charles Robinson OF Kanzas, has
written letter to the atlas in answer to some
complaints that have been made in relation to
his resignation of the office of Governor un.
der the free State organization. AT IFS close
he expresses himself in this hopeful manner !:
"ln conclusion, permit me to say, that
am hopeful for the freedom OF Kanzas. We
may not be admitted into the Union this SEES
sion, but an immense emigration is going to
Kanzas in the spring, and whether in the
Union or out of it, our delivery from the
thraldom now upon us, will soon DO effected Z"
We hope the Governor is not too sangulne,
but we find that other friends OF kanzas are
of quite different opinion, and that the
prospect Of making the Territory into tree
State are not improving. The sway of the
border ruftian legislature and laws, does not
seem to be in the least degree broken. Moth
ing but such an immense emigration" as
as. Gov r. predicts can settle the question on
the &c of N%eedom. and that emigration the
fre/ States m)st be prepared to push forward
AID to standardization Telegraph.
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LUTHER'S CLOTHING HOUSE
No. Lincoln House Block.
SA
THE GREATEST MEDICAL, DISCOv.
cry OF rUE AGE

Mr.. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has discovered in one
our common pasture weeds remedy that cures
Y b x Y KIND OF MORT!
From the worst Scrofula down to a coz mon Pimple
He has tried in eleten bundre Ca es and never
failed exceptin two cases (bOh thumb humor) He has
in his possession over two hund certificates N lie
value, all within twenty miles Of Boston
Two bottles warranted cure nursing sore mouth
the face pig
Two to three bottles will clear the system Of hollis
Two bottles warranted to cure the worst canker in
the mouth and stomach.
Three to five bottles are warranted To cre n tie orst
case of eryspeas.
the eyes.
Two bottles are warranted to running of the ears
ana olotches among the hair
running ulcers. $50
One bottle will cure scaly eruption of the skin.
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure worst
case Of ringworm.
Two three bottles are warranted to cure the most
desperate case Of rheumatism.
Three forr bottles are warranted 10 cnra sole ba
Five tn eight bottles will the worst case of scroua
Directions for Use. Adult, one table spoonful Der
day; children eight years dessert anoon.I cbildr
from five to eight years. tea spoonful AS no can
bepphcable to all constitutions take enough to operate
on bowels twice day Mr.. Kennedy gives personal at
tenion IN bad cases of Scrofula
KENNEDY's SALT RHEUM OINTMENT
TO be used in connection NTH the Medical D;seopey
FOR INFLAMMATION AND HUMoR OF THE Eyes this gives
immediate relief you will apply it lan rag WIEN 20
F9asaty vne Ointment ireely and you will see the i'm
provement in few days.
For SALT RHEUM rub it well in as often as convenient
For SCALES on an inamed surface you will rub it in to
your hearts contents viii give you such real comfort
thst yo1 cannot help wishing well to the inventor
FOR SCABs; these commence by thin acrid fud ooz
ing through the skim soon hardening on the surface in
snort time are full Of yellow matter; are on an in
named surface some are noti you will apply the Oiut
ment freely, tut do not rub it in
FOR SORE LEGL; this common disease more so than
is generally supposed; the skin purple covered
with scales, itching ntoleraby, sometimes forming run
nlng Sores by applying the ointmest the itching and
scales Will disappear in few days bat you must keep
on with the Ointment until the skin gets his natural color
this Ointment agrees with every flesh, and gives mme-
dlate relief in every ssln 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 tbe Tinted Etates ana
British Provinces. All SsS1S -A~