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We all hoped that Congress would do some.
thing for US this session; but am afraid there is
no chance, since the whole country Is in distress
IL they would only give US as much as they have
mouth, and Il Is with the greatest difficulty we
can live. Our expenses are much greater than
the army, because we not only have to pay two
mess bills when at sea, but we are compelled to
entertain foreign officers. My expenses for that
alone, this cruise, has almost equaled nv mess
bill. This Is a very expensive station
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OF GENERAL UTILITY.-We advise all inter
ested In the true progress of the land to visit
Mr.. Calvert's exhibition of a lot of his bee
hives, now to be seen at the west gate of the
Capitol grounds. 1t consists Of his - Virginia
Combination Common sense Hives" containing
honey in different stages, the quantity and con-
dition Of which explain very forcibly the rea-
son why this particular description of hive has
carried oh the first premium mt nearly all the
agricultural fairs at which it has been exhib.
tied, from Massachusetts to Texas, and west to
Missouri. In 1856, it was exhibited here at the
Fair Of the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute.
Though at that time but little more than an
untried experiment, it carried off the silver
medal. We took occasion then to describe il at
length, and to predict for it eminent success
Subsequently, it has carried off the first ORE.
miums at the Worlds Fair in New York. the
New Jersey, Vermont, New Hampshire and
Massachusetts, State Fairs, as we'll as many
county fairs of the same description.
We perceive through the agricultural Jour
mails that throughout New England Mr.. Cal.
vert's has been universally adopted. Thus be
has not only bearded the Yankee a" lion duyen-
tori in his den,' but conquered him to boot
We know that by using this " Bee Palace.
hive, one may keep with ease and comfort apv
desired quantity of bees in any quarter of a
crowded, city as we'll as in the country Thus.
it is very easy for every family to supply
themselves at q very triaing cost with superb.
bundance of very fine honey.
Mr.. Calvert is now selling state, county,
city and individual rights to use it, and thew
are going of rapidly, as they should do.
NAVAL TNrELLIGENcs.-Tbe following named
officers have been ordered to the sloop-of-war
Macedonian, preparing for sea at Boston for
the Mediterfanean
Captain, U. p. Levy; Lisutenants, A. d.
HarreIl, T. r. Morgan, W. +. Hopkins, F. A.
Roe and o. c. Badger; Surgeon, James G.
Palmer Passed Assistant Surgeon, Thomas B.
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FIREBoARD PRINTS AND WINDOW

large and beautiful collection of FRENCH
FlREBOARD PATTERNS, containing some
hardsoMe Painted and i.Ithograp hed Landscape
Patterns. Also, good assortment of the latest
yles Of God Band. ard common WINDOW
SHA DIES. Every description of Window Shade on
hand or Hiqde to order
few choice colored ENGR AVINGSanc IITU-
OGRAPHS, handsomely vanished and framed. for
sale 10y JOHN MARKRITFR.
No. 436 9TH street. doors above
ap l9-l0tf Odd Fellows Hall,
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MEMS PRAYER MEET
ll3 ING-CHANGE OF HOUR-The Union
Prayer Meeting, which has been held AZ 10 O'Clock
for the past week, will be held EVERY DAY. un-
til further notice at u O'Clock, the LIST Preshyt-
ran Church. AZ ct. ap3-t
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CALVIN POST.

SCRIPTURE WELL Arrllrp.-It i,
stated that Bishop Doane, of N. j., is
strongly opposed to total abstinence
A short time since, Rev. Mr.. Perkins,
OF the same denomination, and a mem
Der OF the order of the ",Sons of Tenn
perancc, dined with the Bishop, who
poured out a glass Of wine, desired
The Rev. gentleman 20 drink with him
whcreupon he replied:
Cant do it Bishop, wine is mock
err ..-
"fake a glass OF brandy. then, said
the distinguished ecclesiaslic.
Il can't do it, Bishop-'strog drinl,
II raging
by this time, the Bishop becoming
FESTIVE and excited, said TO Mr.. Per.
kins.
You'll pass the decanter to that
gentleman next TO you"
mo, Bishop, lcan't do that woe
unto han that putteth the bottle TO his
neighbours lips"
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LAND aead Slave for sale.

BY virtue Of a decree of the County Court
OF franklin County, Tennessee, pronounced
at It's January Term, 1853, will, on the Oil
day of February next. at the Court Hons,
door in tho town Of Winchester, offer for sale
on credit of one and two years, (except sIC
to be paid in cash) to the highest bidder, the
tract of land in Franklin county, tennessee.
OF which Solomon and Mary Camp died seiz.
dand possessed. containing about
22l ACRES,
ana lying and being in dstric, No. 0 of said
county. The same will be sold in one or
more lots, If thought advisable on day of sale
TIE bidding 10 commence at 81 30 per acre,
or at That rate for the whole tract.
And at the same time and place, md bv
virtue of the same decree, | will offer for
sale TO the highest bidder, on credit of II
months. (except SO winch must be paid ON
day of sale) the
NEGRO MAN, lSHAM,
belonging TO said decedant's csia,e-tbo hill.
ilngs for lsham to commence at $500.
The purchasers will be required to give
bond aud security, and lien will be retained
m said land and slave until the purchase
money is all paid.
WIN. E. TAYLOR. Clerk.
Jan9 3w prs fee so
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SATURDAY MORN'G, JANUARY 23


Take one quart of -four, half "A tea
spoonful Of salt, Tho size of turkey
egg of fresh butter, and work up with
new milk to u proper consistency, so
as to make Stiff dough; then work
and beat with the side edge Of a heavy
nat.iron Smoothing from until bistcrs
arise in the dough; then make and
snape Che biscuit with the hand, and
bake with "A slow fire until thorough.
" done. The biscuit will be white
in the inside, light, we'll done, spoogy
good and wholesome; but if rolled
with a rolling pin, and cut with a knife,
they will be crisp, but not 50 spongy.
II sweet lard the size of a hen egg
and cold water instead of milk and
butter be used the biscuit will be found
excellent, perhaps better, and will
keep sound a month in.hot or cold
weather. @
If the biscuit are preferred brittle
or moderately hard, temper them with
more or less lard to suit the taste.
Get a dressed poplar plank, four OF
Eve inches thick and two feet square
to beat the dough on, and to beat il
long and well is the great secret il
ouiscuit making. According to ny
judgement buiscuit made by either o
the abeve receipts are the only biscui
fit to be brought on white mans ia
ole. Soda or salaratus should neve
be used ia biscuit making--the huna
stomach being an unit soap kettle
Erchangc.
Como, Miss. MECKLENBuRG.
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iscclai,l,ims asa ioiA Ficih-Dceys
ElOWisng &C.

A correspondent of the East Ten
ncsseean, writing from Laurel Spring,
under date Of May IS, says:
"AIr. Swan: Permit me to relate
The following experiment in subsoiling
rs related to me by IA Mr.. Louis, who
resides u few miles west Of Knoxville,
and spends portion Of his time and
cap,te' - simplifying this vicinity in
goods and groceries, o.. -~,,;or ,n,
better terms than we have had before.
Mr. Louis had an old field OF % acres
the surface soil completely cXhau,tcf8
he pIowcd and SUBSIDIZED twice ana
reached the depth of fifteen inches
and seeded in wheat, and says it no"H
looks more vigorous, and bids f..ire
for heavy yield per acre than he ev8
er had on the best portions OF his wclD
cultivated farm. u for one feel thank
flllto him or any other gentleman for
nesG to bl5t out such stains as old
munity. An '''dlQ2BR s and reading COM
e o"l ned, with a limestone ~ y S and, i
cray surface, ii it has ,'cp,fr OF soil sC;
c'tlllo' ~ worn ont, for il The CLAY,
a "1,e @ sS.s upon !! Tie IE54f 75 pFouactiyc
near the bottom On exposure than the
Top. could cite you 10 hundreds OF
cases TO prove this fact without chem
zeal analysis. Look ut the earth thrown
from mines. wells, deep cut races, &c,
after one winters frost, it will give
YOU new species OF herd of luxuri-
Gus growth. This is one point in re.
gard to the true philosophy of decD
or subsoil blowing, and yet there is
IN )therlmportant point gained bv deem
cultivation. In an extreme cold win.
ter, like some, where wheat has
been so'ved on shallow plowed lands /,
it is much winter-kiIled for want of
depth of root. | yesterday passed
through u field Of wheat, sown in
corn, the last pIowing Of the corn was
thrown hardly to the hill, and gave
deep loose bed near the hill. Now
this wheat looks as if it had been 7
drilled in rows feet apart. all the
centre being winter killed, it could NOT
get depth Of root.
Yours respectfully, r
~
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IOI 'IVhtls OF certificates TO
). SWAN q CO., 1upus,o. On

BSr A list of the numbers that are
drawn from the wheel, with the amount
OF the prize that each one is entitled TO,
will be published after every drawing in
the following papcrs:-Neo Orleans Del.
a. Mo6'te Register, Charleston Stau.
dard, Nashville Gazette, atlanta hteli;.
Seneer, New York Weekly Dan Book.
Sarannah Morning Nevs, Richmond
DisRgtch and New York Dispatch.
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NATIONAL. peLrCE G.xr,ry.,y

This Great Journal of Crime and Criminals is in lis
Twelfth year, and is widely circulated throu Lhout tb,
country ltcontans all tho Great Trials, Criminal Gases
and appropriate Editorials the same togethe, with In
bnnaon on Criminal Matters, to be found in any other
newspaper.
To- be lsy'tts BY Subscribers, WHO should write their
Editor q Proprietor of the Naton1l Police tazc,tc
'"~' Kew York CITY
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e, sr rs,a. OF PACKAGES viii DO sold at the
ln ordering Tickets nr Certisio..as

baclose the money TO address for the tickets or,sr
nail PIP. OF which they will be forwarded by Fl ST
they may designate ""o'' o'''i's Ia any hgufe
me is o. Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
ls9 Purchasers will please ,vri,o IT. ~. ::
e's Eve ,nelr Post lfce County and state r'"''
80 80 kemenber that every prize is drawn and r,r,h,,
Ns Ali prizes Of f1 M Under rail i,,r,o,t,,o,o
All .si at the usual time OF 30 days
81 anl eoilimuncalipis strictly confidential
Address orders for tickets ar ro,tiErs,a..
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BOOT AND SHOE MAKING.
i. READ


ewS Employs this method of inform
L. lG IN ' eoae e''a sns Of ,bd Frank, ,nna
OF W lnchester, that he has permanently Local
ted ~ their vicinity, on the East side of the
square, and intends to keep constantly on
hand select assortment of French and Amer.
ican Leather and Findings of every descrip-
ton, for the manufacture of Gentlemen's and
Ladies boots, shoes, CATERS. pumps. & c., and
guarantees satisfaction to all who desire nice
TIT and good article. Having carried on bu-
Slness in Brooklyn. N. Y, previous to his
arrival in this State, and with entire satisfac-
ton, he feels confident that success will at
tend him here. Ladies in particular are invi.
led to patronize him, as he has paid careful at
en1ion to their wants. june2O.ly
" Repairing attended to. J.R.
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ksEAATkz Of ANaERIC

10 LEWIS A. SAYRE, M. d. is a
AS physician and surgeon of the
CAL npon you to consider few iacl
Importance to every woman in the Cous Al
! Inc highest Professional authority ad
| men die from uterine diseases than fro, n
and that they are unable to cure the dis,
| this lliehthil mortality. n,
Will ask your attention to the rcas
then TO a remedy which has been cmine,ttI
many years, and which has the sanction
llthtehcd physicians in the country.
=, The medicines in general use among tn oil
inc treatment of Falling in the Womb, ,
Mcnstraa'ion and local diseases of the nip
ecther with the constitutional symptoms d
are IRON strychnne, Opium, Canthalide +,
hahls ildiCa, SeCale COrnutum, and mechaC u
as Pessarcs. When administering them, =,
informed that she is taking nothingihat VI
Let US see: lion, the most harmless
them, when given for these lmplaints lie r
thirst, difficulty of breathing, ard int0le,
SECALE produces nausea, vomiting, eide lc
stupor and weight in the head. STuYcHNtil
so violent that the most minute doses are {,
and yet il is given by rule from the book, abt
knowledge of all the little Indications wiIitL
II !aom causing death. The effect of Opiu,,t
pam relaxing the muscles, but this veiIl
AGAIN the cause of some Of the most tortuI,
toNluM and CAS1HAi IDEs both cause Con'
tremblinss, faintness, ard general debllijhd
are lndeIicate, ard they also irritate and cd
INA discharges, and sometimes iIcurabl | n
bladder. ld|
n small doses these medicines will not d
Immediately fatal effects, but continued as III
treatment Of these diseases, they will ircv1 v
system, and cause lingering ard painful | :,
hurry To the grave woman who was aired
oil the way without the aid of these yiolenHS
can convince you, sir, that the adm inisf,
T ediclnes never cured case OF uterine pl'
the contrary, that future suffering and Oiteb o,
almost invariably follow their use. The il
is gradually absorbed by the system until "A C |
perceives her error in time TO find there IS
ask you, as a man and as physician, he
1--WE your countenance TO practice which /,
poisons and in driving womenth
graves! 4
Fortunately we can turn from this side ofll
more brilliant one. There is a remedy nc
plants. It's not composed of poisons but Ofl,
pies OF great efficacy. 1t never has nor nevd'
he system. II is certain to effect cure. an,
,nfs are at The service of yourself or any plt
series of letters published in the leading p5'
dressed to eminent Physicians. have arglU
value Of the medicines (Marshall's UteiincC
ave given proof OF its efficacy. he
My object now is to call your attention TOT
v its efficacy with the raj ure OF your own n
contrast its mild and certain action with the l
al effects OF the poisons administered by tho
enerally, and TO urge upon YOU, as you value
ion, 10 use Marshsll's Uterine Cathoicon. or r
4 being classed with those physicians, who, pt
Id beaten track, excite our pity for their ignor
xecration for their knavery J. Z. BR
s.-.. ... Secretary Graefenberg C
or sale by MACKENZIE & WI
Noy2t ~ rH. n
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20 BE DRAWN
Eacia Saturday i'm xssns,uyy,
Approximation Prizes.
"A i re Pc a''''u''ins ~ ", $4,000
Plas, Of the LOTTERY,

| The numbers from TO %, 0N0 c,rrespotijra,vin No.,
numbers ON the tickets printed on separate sins If ror
are encir led with small tin tubes and placed in no
wheel. ~ f-'' III JIG
The first 46 prizes, similarly printed anil encircled ar,
placed in another wheel. " '''"' aie
The wheels are then evolved, and number is dra,
nom the wheel OF numbers and at the same r1r ,ri,
~ uIaWn rom the other wheel. The number md nriy
drawn out are opened and exhibited to the audience ,
IesStefea by Tue commissioners the prize being pIaceJ
asahs, me number drawn. This operation is yeieacJ
until all the prizes are drawn out f'"
SPECIALIZATION PElZE'.-Ihe two prrcedirr AN,
e t"o succeeding numbers to those da wing the first
LpEes VIII be entitled to tue % approyim,,i N nri%es
roi eAahplc ijlcke No. 1870 draws the co. Goo dn
p i nose tickets numbered ti2i3 fi2i9 12jl i2Jo
WIN eaeh ne entitled to 22j dollars If ticket yo "a
avs e 5gOOodolar prize, those tickets numbered s
ol, DOL, o12 WI each lie entitled 10 800 dollars and e.
on according TO the above scheme ~ o
me oOoo prizes of 90 dollars will be Determined b m
aL hsie OF lie number that draws the so 00 d1IInT
IT, roI example: If the humber drawing tbe en- 0ao
uo'a Pnc eEis with No then all the tickets where
e h,ucI ems m Will be entitled TO 90 dollars IT
nupeI enas with No ?, hcn all the tickets ,ybor ,h
too. " 50 "oi"'S' ana 50 on
OF PACKAGES will DO sold At tbe
'o,'o on,ia rates, which is the risk: " '"'
:" 'os VI @ohases Of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
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q. WI. FAgsYI Eys.
AT HIS OLD STAND, SOUTH EAST CONNER

mo ohD srANp, spuTNEAsT CORNER
or THE lssrD sAUARr,
Winchester. r-sskNa "A TcuDcssco
Very thankful foF tie libes Vol patronage
heretofore extended to him, keeps on Aund
and will furnish any article IN caiinet funi.
tnre at the shortest notice, eiherof his own
manufacture or CT factory work. lie IN de-
termned That no one shall undersell him or
give more inducements for custom. ANY
article of his own make that does not prove
to be such as he sells it for may be returned
on his hands.
COFFINS FURNISHED .sy
at all times as cheap as any other person will
furnish them, and on the shortest notice, and
sent to any portion OF the country wilhon,
extra charge. HIS horse that he keeps for
such purposes is well known and cannot be
surpassed in point Of gentlencss in any
country.
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Something for sIvevy Lady
SHEPPARD'S GREAT BENEFACTOR,
Tile Greatest Periodical Remcdy
EyEkk Hd&GGIElplHa,

1000 BIS. RETAlLED MONTHLY,
The Benetactor is inlanible for the jmme.
date removal OF Distractions, irregularities,
Prolapsus Uteri, Calling of the womb) Leu
corrhea or Whites, and all the diseases pecu-
liar to females.
This remedy has never in a single case fail
ed IN producing the Mensns I have receiv-
ed many letters of Recommendation. which
all say, lit is.the best remedy we have ever
USED" sickness at somach headache. lam
aunr, debility, pains i'll the head side and
back, loss OF appetite, costveness, &C., are
some OF the symptoms which attend irreru
Ear menStura'lon. This remedy is certain TO
remove one and all Of thesesylnpo rns.
Be sure and gel the genuine, which has NV
signature on each box. This remedy mov ne
bad by addressing $. Sheppard, West Fourth
street, Cincinnati, and enclosing 4 1, and the
remedy will be sent by return mail.
N. B.-LadIes who are pregnant should NOT
Use tbs remedy. as it is sure to bring on mis-.
ca, rlnge, though no Injury to health would
follow. One box s |. three boxes So, All
letters OF inquiry must contain posture
stamp to ensure an answer
J. S. SHEPPARD,
augl ly Sole Proprietor, Cincinnati. q.
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Clifton & Abbot,

MANI yILLE, IENN,-
HAVING now opened and arranged ready for
Ill toners large and wellseected assortmentc
READYMADE CLOTHING
consisting in part OF
Frock, Dress, and Overcoats,
10 Shawls. Blankets, Mufflers, n
Pants, Vests, ISL
D. Neck Ties, Handkerchiefs, fac,l
Kid, Buck. and Cloth GIovfoas,,
Silk and Woolen Undershl ~. rG
Half hose, Suspenders and ,,vh
and having fine stock Of Piece Goods hne arns ws
be made up at short notice and in thsallf Al
would invite an In want Of soods in orr onu.
No. Is Cedar ST. Nash
Oct3f -- ..a.r
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Money Saved is Money Made "

save all the L'nnen and CottJn Rags about
your PREMISES wash them clean, and by bring
ing mem 10 me you can get the highest mar
Ret price III GOOD and CHEAP GOODS.
July4 j. &c, s1.Y,ess
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GOLD PENS ysE-pa,gnVxIrs
THOSE CsEEAP GOODS SETTLING
Still cheaper.

As The seG3onis advancing and am desi.
rous Of cjo4ing OF my Summer stock. I am
now Offering my goods at reduced prices
Now IS the time TO get bargains. REMEM-
BtR, that It yon bring the cash along you
save at least 20 per cent,
J. II. HARRIS
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Sa ID NJ h T'S
L. ]. Z z e ]. - J. IL, 6
AND
s'hGgisi.E EslFeevs,

| 1'lE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE NOW BEFoRr THE
A. luhlc, nor Inc cure OF ScrOlla, Ulcers Sc,rvv or
Erupons o. the Skin, Fever and Ague Dronsv AMI in
a1 must an diseases soon yield to their curative proner
I'VE Years upwards ofFOUR MILLIONS of persons ba 70
been hehehed by the use of these medcincs lac vIrI
single trial will place them beyond be reach AZ ~
i0 III hr estimate OF every patient. Ky their use tbe
BLOOD IS RESTORED TO HEALTHY STATE and fre e'
their operation but nyigorated, and they reuIre mo- m
strant from business or pleasure 1''' 'o ~
Inc afflicted have in these medicines a remedy that will
DO ior them all that medicine possibly effect " ~
Prepared by w. B. MOFFAT, M. D
New York,
AND FOR SALE BY
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sale az this ofiee "''"' Tinted, TOT
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n EEar2pn onisaaas Escsseel

Letters certificates nd notices from the press, from
all parts Of the world may also be our salesrounl
Descriptive circulars sent free TO address.
S d. & H. w, SMITH
81 Washington Street, (near Boylst0n MarkeD
Dec. 9WGmSa Boston.
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A correspondent of the East Ten,
ncsseean, writing from Laurel Spring
under date Of May IS, SAYS:
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BUY Me AND DLL Do YOU GoOD.'
Now is the time to the great Spring and Summer
Medicine.
DIR. LANGLET'S ROOT AND HERB

ID II IL -
Composed of SGrsapGrtHa, Wild Cherry Yellow
Dock, PrtCkiy Ash, ThOrOughgOrt RhubGr5, Man
drate, DGHd siion, &cr-GU Of Which are so com
D0unded as 10 act in concert and assist Nature in
erGficGtiHg disease.
The effect of this medicine is most wonderul-it acts
dire ty upon the bowels and blood by removing all ob
structions from the internal organs, stimulating them
to healthy action, renovating the fountains OF life and
vigor, purifying the blood cleansing it from all humors
aud causing through every part the
dody. They and eradicate from the system Liver
Complant-that main. wheel of so many dseases-Jaun-
dice in its worst forms, all Bilious diseases and Foul
Stomach Dyspepsia, Costveuess, Humors of the Blood
and Skn Indigestion headache, Dizziness Piles, Heart
burn Weakness, Pain in the Side and Bowels Flstuency,
Loss of Apuette and all kindred complaints causcd by
torpid diseased Liver disordered Stomach. bad
Blood to which all less subject in Spring and
Summer.
II taken large Doses Fever and Ague may be brok-
en- up and cured al once This has become standad
medicine and is decidedly the best the world
Price only 25c for the pint and S7ic for the quart
bottle.
Sold by all medicine dealers everywhere. Orders
should be addressed to j. 0. LANGLEY, IL Marshall
street, Boston, Mass.
Sold by all the Druggists in Worcester.
mch4 d&w6m
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CRuker Rash and Scarlet Fever.-Espec
ialy during the prevalence of this malignant and fatal
disease the public should again be informed that GREN
TILLE'S PROFITABLE EXTRACT is the most eff
ecua remedy for canker canker rash and scarlet fever
canker and thrush in the mouth throat dstemper what
is malignant puted throat, dysentery, and all sum
complaints; and has been in twenty three
years AS family medicine it is unrivaled, being
posed of harmless materials.
The genuine has the fac smile of the inventor, 4,
GRENVILLE, on the wrapper and circular. 1t is now
manufactured by his widow, Mrs 8. A. Grenvile, in Wor
cester, and is for sale at John j. Brown Sons, 425
Washington street, and Charles Carney, 1873 Washing
ton street Boston, Also, by James Green and D. Scott
Worcester, and druggists generally,
Also, GRENYILEE'S LINIMENT, to accompany
the Extracts for liberated throat outward ap
plicatiOn tits good for any kind of Inflammation. For
burns, light SEVERE it will relieve the anguish almost
instantly, and perform most wonderful 1t would
be well for every family to keep it, being also good fol
bruises chilbains, chapped hands, lips and nOses
pies, SC, &c. diff sls