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~ NUDGE CO.,
" WHOLESALE
p A p ID l. + r g

A = r K ID Z A l. T. g
No. Ia HdHOrer street. corner Of German,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Agents for j.. l.. Brown Co.; Thor as Colt;
Carson Bros Il Co.; DIckey, Ross Il Dickey; Ia
gle Hills Company; Empire Mills; Gibson, Crosh by
Il Robbins: &. d A. II. II ubbard; Jessud d .afHL:
J. Z. KING Co i; owen Huribut; Platner 4 Por
Ter; Palmer 4 Smith; Parsons Paper Company;
Marlboro Mills; Metropolitan Mills; Sagamofe
Mills; and various other celebrated makers.
Also. full assortment of Book binders Leather,
CoIoI ed Papers of ali kinds: SIraw Bosrds; Bind
ers and Trunk Boards; Bonnet Boards, white and
cOored; Printers Cards and Gard Boards, in every
Manila Paper; Press Boards.
and Letter Paper, Marble Paper, Post Ofice and
Bank Envelope; Whipping Papers. all kinds !;
SheathlnS, Tack and SPICE Papers; Printing and
IL Paper of every description made 70 order.
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WEDDING CAKES, very pretty andvery cheap at
the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 18th and +
streets. Ice Cream 8 50 per GAL on. jy x8-Ims
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THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

We take pleasure in arnouncinE that we hsve
made arrang ements for q limited supply of the great
Gable, which IL much IN demand a. rene VI
will be received, and will be sold an mon
such quantities persons may desire, ~ I'LL
ouable prices. The demand ~ nov 90 great thAt IL
in with difhculty il can be procured. ..
WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
~ Pa ayenue. betv. 9Th and 10th sts.
an 2s-st UItel& States)
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Baltimsrs Markets.

NEw ORLEANS, August 26.-The deaths yes
terday from yellow fever were sixty.
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MARRIED.,

At smIthland. KY. on The 18th instant. by the
Rev. Mr.. PetSe, Mr.. ZOPHAR HUNT, Printer,
ot Washington. ID. G., to Miss EMMA K. HUNT
Or CovIngtOn, Ky.
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dissolution OF COMPREHENSIVE.

DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNkRSHIP.
The hrm OF Miller Il Cunningham is this day dis
solved by mutual consent Mr.. Thos w. MI Ter
being authorised to collect all debts due said concern
and settle all claims against aid concern.
CHAS. W. CUNNINGHAM,
THOMAS w. MILLER.
Washington, August y, 1853.
~ HAVING BOUGHT e. w. CUNNING
hanI's interest M the concern formerly known
Miller Il Cunningham, my friends and the public
generally are informed thai will still carry on the
business at the old stand, No. 243 Penn. avenue
where Plumbing and Gas FItiIug and all work IN
my line will be faithfully attended to.
AUS Iw THOS. w. MILLER.
WALL, STEPHENS Il co,
w No So Penn. Arssue
BOYS AND YOUTHS READYMADE
CLOTHING,
For School and Dress Wear.
Parents and guardians wishing 10 furnish their
children ard wards with School and College Outfits
Tor the coming season, are invited to examine our
present lar sc aud extensive variety of
BOiS CLOt HING,
where they can MT out their children OF all sizes in
few minutes, with every description of READY
MADE GARMENTS of substa and durable quality
at very moderate prices: "
WALL STEPHENS d CO.,
au 25-n No. 80 Pa. av.. bet. 9Th and nth SITS.
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NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE.

have this day associated with me, in the Wall
Paper and Upholstery business Mr.. l.. J. ROTHRocK.
The business will hereafter be conducted under the
style and firm OF RAzkLIN T. RoTHRook, at the
west corner of 9Th and ID SITS.
The patronage which has for so long o period been
extended TO my sell earnestly SOLICIT for the new
hrm. 3. p. FRANKLIN.
Washington. July .. 1853. ~ % 2awiw
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FOR RENT.-HaudsOmely FURNISHED
Z ROOMS. lighted 18th gas, with or without
Bead Also, Table Boa ders. Every tentiOn paid
IN regard To comfort, and moderate terms, al No.
40 IN street, between and g streets.
6-slt
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NEW FURNITURE STORE.

We are now receiving our Fall stock of FURNI-
GOODS. and selling lower than any OtherA
house in Warrington. We would invite all
e Sa s ssie.s ana sms Pfo6t1 mo''o
Old Furniture taken in exehenEs for new. a5I
1 '1N JOHN BONTZ BRO. b,
au9 o-ly Odd fellows' Hall, 7th 1t.
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LOO. F.-The report of John T Bangs, ESQ d,
Grand Secretary Of the Grand Lodge l. o. o. F.
OF the District of Columbia, for the year ending
on the 5Oh of June. Is5s, shows that the Order Of
phu elbows tohtlnue- Ia Prosperous condition
IN this District From this report the following
statistics for the year mentioned is obtained:
limitations, l79; admitted by card 20; with
drawn by card, y; rejections, 81; Teinstatements
Us suspensions, 100; explosions, 3; deaths, 81
members, ,355 brothers relieved, 26l; widowed
families relieved, IS Paid for relief Of brothers.
3 80 So relief Of widowed families 1856 rs; for
Total amount Of revenue received 80, IO6 c.
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TOR RENT-Tkat desirable FARM known as
the Highlands, for many years the residence of
the late Robert Y. Brent, nine miles from the CITY :.
on the 9TH street road. Ii contains four hundred
acres, and the buildings large and cnny eneut
and IN good repair. Possession Of any fields for fall
grain can be had Immed lately, and ful possession
given - October next; For terms apply to Messrs.
BREWER Il PETER, Rockville, Montgomery
county. Md, or to Mrs. BRENT, No. ASP 18th ST
between h and streets, Washnsto au III 81
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FUTURE DAYS.
By BARNARD Il BUCKLEY; Georretovn.

DJ DhNNAhU BUCKLEY: GeorretOwn
The SUBSCRIBERS WILL, SELL FOR
=; casn, on MONDAY, snth instant. at s,S o. cock,
'front.' OF the premises all the rixet and title Of he
late Union Bank of q eorg etown TO the tyostarv
Brick House and Lot on Jefferson street, between
and 81, with front oftwenty two and two thiId feel
by lbs In depth.
t sasf. FkfhkkBpU t }rr.,t..,.
S-fS IA IN q
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EOR SALE.-l have for sale a small but ytry
L desirable three story BRICK HOUSE. fronting
IL feet on Massachusetts avenue, So feet from the
corner of 4th street. This property is ut present.
occupied as sior" ard dwelling and offers a good
opportunity for Il profitable investment, Terms Of
mobths.
Also for Sale, or Perpetual Lesse-Lot No. In
square g. fronting % feet inches on street and
90 feet inches on I'D street.
Apply to EDWARD T.. DYER, Penn avenue,
between 18th and 18th sts. an n 5t
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LINE WINES, LIQhORS, BRANDIES AND
WHISTLES.
The subscriber has Just received very choice
at private sale at his Auction Rooms, cheap and
guaranteed. JAS. c. MEG UIRE & CO.,
7-Sw AuotloDears
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w GOD AND AL.

Just received, cargo of Lyken's valley COAL.
For cooking purposes and open Crates there 10
Coal TO equal this. Also ma nd, the best quality
of all other kinds Of Coal, which selling low
" no s,at NJ Wn MI no Pp, u.
the best Oak, Pine. and Hickory Wood at q small
advance on cost.
WANDER d STEWART.
Offloe-corner n and 18th streets.
an S-2w Iard-l2th street and Canal.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-A large announcement
l. three story FRAME HOUSE, on the north
SIDE of Massachusetts avenue, between ith aud 81
streets, No. 54, containing ten rooms, large yard
back and side alley, and pump of water on the
premises. and gas throughout. Also, for sale seve-
raj Houses on the same square, some large and
others small Also, two fine Building ,Ots for sale
on Third street. between II and streets alleys ON
side and rack. For further information inquire at
$40 any time before a IN. or after p. m.
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~ LIST OF LETTERS
AsEMAlNiNG IN the Post OfEoe. Washington

tOrderedto be inserted in the EVENING STAR i
belns the newspaper having the largest
any daily paper published in Washington I
III Persons applying for letters IN the followin,
list, Will please say they are ADVERTISED.
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THE ABOVE SALE IL FURTHER POST
poned until THURSDAY, the I'd day of September
next, same hour.
BY order of the Trustee.
au 10 2av&ds GREEN Auct
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J; suspensions, 100; expulsions, 3; deaths ~
families relieved, IS Paid for relief of brothers
= 20 so relief Of widowed families, S565 rs; for
education, sSS5 I}i for buryiBg the dead, 1854 rs
Total amount Of revenue received, 80, iO6 &c.
IxToRMAIIoS WASTED.-A number Of persons
desire to know II the Washington Gas Light
Company own street, north. We cannot answer
Indeed but, judging from appearances, are in
elined to the opinion that they do own il. Their
possession Of IL cannot be doubted by any one who
passes along the street, from Seventh to Four
teenth streets. We are indebted to this Com
Pany for some half dozen dangerous falls a lame
back, and sundry ruined coats, within the last
81 or eig 1T weeks, and are Of course proportion
ally gTatihed for the favors received We have
also seen one horse get his shins extensively
peeled, his driver get broken head and his
carriage get smashed, all on account Of this Gas
Company
hLOcurioS AT PHILHARMONIC HALL-Prof.
donald Mcleod announces In our columns TO-
uAJ' the commencement Of a series of readings
assigned 10 illustrate the science of Execution,
y, which, We hear, he Is the perfect master Prof
vel Vel Was for i've years the pupil of James Sher-
20 a. movies, (authOr Of Virginius,) Professor
VI Elocution at Glasgow; and, though born In
.Hglnla and prepared for college here at the old
aCAoemy on Tenth street, he carried of the prize
-, oistory In contest with English, Irish, and
oOtIsn students the first, and, so far we
p the only honor for elocution ever won In a
isn University by a native American A
hge audience will doubtless greet him at Phil
@'HiOhie Hall on Monday evening.
ihPILLARs--These pests to horticulture
ena 70 have taken possession of the shade trees
ns The streets, some Of which are literally
S s'o with the foliage dsstroyers, and whose
rn,,, are raPidly falling victims to their sharp
hsing seth Cannot som. means be deyistd Of
bs. ing nd OF their presence! Some Of the INST
a. @ and attractive shade trees in the city
unerlng severely from these larvae, and,
dsn,S eyed promptly will soon be completely
-. Sd OF their rdant summer d es es What
1s,,. come OF our friend Maher, the ricieni and
superintendent Of the pruning knife.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
SEE FIRST PAGE.I

k'OH SALE.-Ih have for sale the cheapest BRICK
HOUSE In Washington. Ii has six good rooms
with ample yard and is situated in the most hea thy
part OF the city. is well adapted for store md
dwelling, and can be bought Exceedingly cheap This
property Is on 4lh street, Rear New York avenue,
Inquire OF w. w. DOMAINE, Engineer and Agen-
y DMIc-, ne&l 10 Assemnly Rooms au 29-Sts
E'Uh ,SALE1A DRUG STORE, we located
Il VIII be sod low for cash or anproyed secnritv
'CALOMEL." an N-Iw
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INRuSTEE'S SALE.-WIll be sold on THURS
4 DAY, 18th August next. at 10 o'clock, a. M, on
7th street. near the Centre Market, to the highest
bidder, for cash, one bay horse iron gray horse
one wagon and one double sett of harness 10 satls
~ certain debts and notes, secured by a deed Of
l0. 2o2 of the land records of Washington county,
DC. IA, EDMUND CI,ARR Trnstee
Jy l2-2aw&ds A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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U-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED.
until THURSDAY, 18th instant, same hour.
By order of the Trustee,
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A J. BORLAND,
IA. CUPPER, LEECHER& BLEEDER
ResHdence-No. asa Makschusst avenue,
between Sixth and Seventh Streets.
REFERS
NV. B. Began. nj. d., J. Ford Thompson, M. ID
Rev. A. u. CaTOthers, J. II. Stone, Druggist.
w ~. u. Rutts. NJ. d.. Au ISM
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BCI1nQWeMf Lind 4. lists

~ Our exchanges of all parties come to us file
with delinquent land lists. In Jefferson coun
ty they are published in all three of the papers
ana ~ nearly every other county they are put
lshed in both of the political papers.
IN this county all county advertisements, sucl
= delinquent land lists, receipts and expendi
tafes, times Of holding courts, &c, are only
published in one paper. Our county officers %
on the principle that the Democrats pay all of
Their taxes, have no delinquen, tax against them
never get any money out of the county treasury
= sra = nave no business in the courts, anil there
'ore they don't need to know anything about
'ne AFFAIRS Of, the county. f., These county Off
GERS think that it is sufficient for the Democracy
20 pay the taxes without knowing anything
about how their taxes is expended.
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. Ggte Q GaSia Sentinel.
ANGELS OF MERCY -

2. REDecEDf fS Size. The last few numbers o
siaAs Cadiz Republican comes 10 US eonsiderabl,
rsducsd IN size, This reduction in size give:
esthe readers of that papor between two and three
.lcolumns less reading than they had two months
since, And still the editor cannot afford to
Po6iish his paper at less than 50 year. And
yet We oceas iOnally find man complaining be.
cause we charge 81 a year for the Sentinel when
the paper is great deal larger than the Repu5-
tat, HeaH, and printed with smaller type. To these
grumblers we would say in all kindness, how
can they expect us to publish larger papcr than
sthe Rfpub1ican at less price than what it is,
when we live in Republican county have no
county patronage, and have to..fght against a
dominant party The thing cannot be done
and the man that expects US to publish Dem
ocratie paper in Harrison county of the present
SIZE OF the Sentinel at less than dollars year
VIII be very much disappointed, to say the least
'ot Ut T. And to make the paper more successful
sshe Sentinel needs more subscribers, and more
ADVANCE paying ones. Every Democrat in the
county will please take this matter into consid
leration, and do what he knows would be doing
MS duty, that is, become subscriber to the
'Stnhnsl, and pay for it; and induce his neghbor
to do like wise.
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Theolosians hav, been greatly puzzled bv
what is called in scripture the sin against The
HOLY Ghost. 1t is difficult to say precisely
what constitutes the sin that any degree
galit can place man in that hopeless prcdica
meat. Rev. Theodore Parker, in a recent ser,
mon on the causes Of sickness, gave playful
definition. Of tho unpardoaable sin. He says:
lie had sometimes thought that in man it con.
sisted in making bad liquor from good grain
anu faS'ng ne'ospaps' and nat prying for it..
and in woman, from good meal, making bad
bread"
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RGEsa CUB Hseri

When you come to town to pay your taxes
(which you will have to do during the next two
weeks, that the Sentinel office is on the corner
opposite the Public Buildings, where you can
pay your back arrcarases, and year to come
DON'T forget this fact.
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10000

Acres OF Land for Sale in Missour
uFFtk Tor Sa'e 10000 Acres of fine Apricpl
u tura' Lands, lying in the counties of Rarto,
ana Jasper, in South West Missouri. They bav,
t peen selec'ed with great care, and for quality W,
think them not inferior to any Lands in tbs ~ y.
they are in the country noted for its fine eli
late, good health, ter timber and conl os wei
s ior the great return it yields to the labor of ,bf
Farmer IN the production Of '''
wheat, Corn and Oatr.
IS not uncommon for Far ner, from the pro.
duets OF his own labor, to raise for market from sn
To- To- twenty head OF Mules or Horses eocb voar
lhese Mules and Horses seldom sell for ess n -
STD per head. This is surely fine Weld on tba
amor OF one mnn but the excellent auaIitv Of the
s1il' coupled win the mldness of the climate en-
ahles them so to dc. va
South West Missouri is being settled rapidlv bv
anterprtsing Farmers from Pcnnsylyanin. Ch;c
Indiana, Illinois and Iowa. The comsletion of ."n
Railroads chartered; and now under consruction
S,n WI, open % These lands The best OF markets -
state and County Roads are laid out through The
lands offer for sale. The State Road from Neo.
sno to Boonvlle pa 'scs directly through then, =
They lay in the midst Of good settIenIents with
Schools and Churches already established Barton
county has a School Fund OF about $500 oeo M
jasper OF about $4,000 This fund will Sf,a M
poorest man in the country the opportunity of civ.
ing ms children q good education without II e1s,
ing him Anything for tuition.
. Everything have said in regard TO the climate
eoul uHu productive Quaitlea al
South West Missouri, is fully Sustained bv fhs rs'
port oil Professor swallow, Geologst Of lie Siate.
lhe gentleman for whom | offer these lands f,,r
SAFE mas authorized me to offer them on such terms
as Justify me 10 saying that the prospects for pur
ehasers are lair to double their money on them in
ess than twelve months. Emigration from the |
more Northern and Eastern States ,r the last vea
together with the anticipated abolition OF the na
,uiiai institution, has advanced Landa 10 double
heir ormsr value; and as this emf grafton still con-
anass ao flow inle hs county. they viii in iii
doubis IN value the coming year.
have given this country careful exalnlnation.
md can most heartily recommend IL ~ en- who
wish TO purchase ho es in the West, or bo desire
Q make investments which will be sure and prof.
TERMS --One half down, balanee October III.
tSs. will CELL them in quantities 70 suit purcha
ers. We invite those wishing 70 B. .rchase Lands
? eve usa call before they purchase elsewhere-
apply soon, as The opportunity will not lone IL af.
prded on such favorable terms
unionport, Nov 24.os6t JOHN HERvEy
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WA superior article of fresh Oysters always
or sale by the can or half can at Lakn's gro.
cary on Market staeet, where all kinds of pro-
visions can be had cheap. When you need any
thing IN his line give him a call
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N cw Feature.

Alex.IF. Moore, the gcntemanly agent f
scans Adam Express Company in Cadiz, has wag.
on IN which he will haul to or deliver all pac k
ages that maybe sent from or come to people
in this vicinity. Patronizs Adams Elk press,
because it is good institution.
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ag6T We learn that our friend, Milton Harvey
Esq, was elected Justice of the Peace in Moore.
held township few days since, without oppo-
siiion, in place 9 Joseph Rea Esq, who was
tnis iail elected Recorder of this county. Mr..
Harvey will make an excellent Justice of the
Feace, and we congratulate the citizens of that
township in having made such capital selection
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Religions E0f;co

The Rev. D. Bacon will preach in Cadiz, ir
the M T. Church, on the evenings Of the l4th
10th, 18th, 18th, 18th and 10Th of December
1903 and in Georgetown, at IL O'Clock A. M.
on Sunday the 18th. ANY question, subject, OF
passage of Scripture, touching the distinguish.
ing features of our faith, will be.attended to (ii
desired) at any time during the meeting.
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a.Oy We copy the following from the Steubep.
vile Herald, of tho 9Th inst
=. SHOT HIS WIFE.-Thomas Henry reported
crazy, and res ident of Mt. Pleasant. in this
county, shot his wife on Thursday lust. and at.
tempted to kill another woman immedi ia tslu
afterwards The unfortunate woman is not ex.
peceed to live. Wedid not learn particulars
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HoLLoWAY's oINTbIENfH
CIfcuIarto fl,e sfalE.

Circular To the sfeff.
ine hfst hospital surgeons aud niedica subIieist
.a.I LuI3pe admit the unparalleled ahti-iniiamna
lory and healing properties Of this Ointment; rnv
eInmehts sanction its dse in their naval and mil
ary services; and the masses in this country anr
throughout The world repose the uniott G. nkdeor.
h us curative properties Ii b4nstrass the sovt
res OF Inflammation and corr,ot,t Which ,,,d.rIi.
tar external evidences OF disease. ard neutraI,.,
ne merry elements which feed and sfaspernts III
RHEUMATISM, sCRoFuL4. ERyslpFtAs
nese are among the most terrible and ugonirix
t;ees VI me muscles, the heshv fhre and
;na.1 ~ IN 'heir wotstfofnia. and when seeui r
ssxsr;nu uieI Invariably disappear under a,i.
I.'enng application Of this soothing heMiitg ami
10 e to pain and inflammn ton '
i ehLf hHEuM, FEVER SORES, STIFF JorSrs
| Ioti' ts % FeN kteuIr, where medical water.
pCovsd % ahI every recipe of the phsfmacopoea havs
m mtht io9eh ctre Fever sores heal onicki, rcas,
40 Inluence and ifs relaxing effect Upon Contracted
snews is truly wonderful 1865
Discha rgisag' Ulcers.
most remarkable and happy change il .n,oA,,
Geo IN the apps arafce of malignant uIra,s ,,tss
| lew Applications OF ths Ointment 1hs sorrou,.
olng redness vanishes, and sransIas Of les l,hx
9reln to take the place of the discharges tnst
~ rms process goes on more or less ra sdIv va
n 'he or lhce is filled up with SOUND mstarisI -
ihe ulcer radically cured ~''~
4 Hord to Maters.
me young are the most fre ,aent sufferers fro,,
.L1,.IJ 4 hItd Therefore every uIotkns
should have this healing pre eps atirt, sons,.r,t
haao II y an absolute specific for sore BREASTS
ana tu'ckly removes the encrusfed aores yvhi.n
d.en. Es4,c~ anu races os cih'-
Significant Facts.
his Ointment is universally used nm N,xA 49,
Nu1ntlc and Pacific whalir fleet as a enrr f.s
storpulc affections and the hest possible r.,uedv
Ioi WOUNDS ana bruises. Large supplies a, /, hsxs
hhecently been ordered by the Sultan OF Turkoy for
hospital purposes 'O'
DotA the Ointment and PtHs should bA usaf ,n "A.
Jol!owing cases:
Dunlohs unions re curial Eruptons Swcld Glands
Jhap'd hands rheumatism Sora Rr.a...
lhiblains Ringworm Soya Hs.J
eistula Salt Rheur So i,,i ,sA"s
unh ScepaS Sore-al kinds
s,;G -. ,Nil ~ diseases Spr&ins
III" '"inls letter Ulcers
General Sores Wounds Of nII klnd.
W CAG llON!-'N None are genuine unless thA
pords holloway, New York aGd I,ondon !, are
lsGefhaole as water mark in every leaf Of tbs
ooA OF olrectioBs around each pot or botts the
ihie nay oe plainly seen by holding the leaf 10
ieheht. h0ndsome reward will be given 10 an,
ne rendering such information a.. s.may lead to tbs
pecuoh OF any party or parties countcre itipa the
spurious e.
=" Sold at tho Manufartory of Profesaor HoIIe.
ny 90 Maiden Lane, New Yotk, and by al res
ciaoe Druggists and Dealers In Medicine thr,o.
u the United States ana the civilized world, in
ts at 23 cents, 62h cents and Al each
! sizes. = II '~t"s "sfs0't"' s0 t"'
N, B-Direstiens for the guidance Of paticnts il
March T. ls5s-ly.