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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

After several years experiment In the manufacture
Of Gin. fortunately succeeded In the year 1Sas, In
making discovery in its manufacture, by which Il
deprived Of it's acid and infammatory properties
and rendered nerfectly pure.
NV manufacture is NJ Scheidam. Holland. After
several months reflection what title 90 give IL in
troducaH IL To the American pnhc under the title Of
% Wolfe's scheidam Aromatic schnapps."-
Scheidam is the name Of the place IN Holland where
the Gin Is manufactured " aromatic {" derives us
name from the Italian Juniper berry with which IL is
Favored and the word Z" Schnapps" is the German
for drink-cngne. dram-Wolfe's - heidam aromatic
drink. No sooner had NV Schnapps been introduced
90 the American public and received with approba-
ton than the liquor mixers of New York, Boston,
and Philadelphia started in pursuit with their mixed
and poisonous sfuh, snder various names In
al instances my labels have been pcrreetiy initial
ed with only the addition of few letters. o. nlead
technical avoidance Of the law aud carefully pre-
nared % impose on careless purchasers. under
sta a a large quantity has been purchased by th
merchants Of New Orleans ON account OF the cheap
ness of the stuff. Two Dollars per dozen for the
Quarts and One poar and Ten Cents "A dozen for the
Pints being the Wholesale price in New York. II Is
nothing bnt American Whisky favored with the ml
Of Juniper aud reduced thirty per below proof
A merchant who participates indirectly the fraud,
by selling the spurious article Is a. much an offend
er as the PRINCIPAL who planned the iTn position.
hope every respectable cit zen. who values the
health of the community in which he lives, viii aid
merchant who. FOR the sake of a cents viii put
IN jeopardy the lives of the community In which he
lives. such men should be nailed To the pnory Of
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
SoIE I~PuKTER, Nos. Is, 20 and - Beaver st.,
NEW YORK.
The following respectable d. ms In New Orleans
sell the GkNUINK -cuNAPPS:
r. ] HART 4 20. Wholesale Groeers.
EATON 4 HENDERSON, - -
GOODRICH \ co. A." ."
A. II. GRIEfF a CO., Z" Z"
". l. ALLEN X CO., Z" %
II. BLOCK 4 CO., - "
JOHN T. MOORE CO., /" F."
JOS " Al. y MARKS, 40 -
DtSCOE n SiMMS, ("
HALL KEMP S CO, -
y. W. CDF1.ER, Brandics, Wines &c.
BUNSE1I. X BATLIFFF. commission Merchants
JOHN WRIGHT CO., Wholesale Druggists.
a. NOODNAS
THOMSON a BARNES, Grocers,
G. THEURE , Groceries, Mn~s and Liquors 4
GEo. q. WHITE 4 go, -.' %
hoR yFls !. sIf{ y 9S' !. l& .es q
W l. LASTEg & CO., New Orleans.
W a N0lLETTE& CO., "a "a -
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Z.I,- The Marsh J,Utniles will commence an
engagement at the Theatre tomorrow night.
We have never seen this troupe but 10y r, pu-
tioa they not surpassed.
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Arrived,

New ORLEANS. Nov. ZO-Arriyed ships
Ocean Peal, aud Barnabas Webb, from Liver
pool; Memphis, from Bordeaux: Vim. Writ,
from Marseilles; Portland from London.
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AL articles sold by the undersigned deliverable at
any place ia the city free of charge When selling by
the quantity their discount 10 per cent from
retail prices. J. Z. BAUMAN co.
jy26-ly.
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BANK OF COMMERCE.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Nov. 18th, 1883.
l wish 10 buy ten Twelve thousand acres OF land
warrants, for which | viii pay for 100 warrants
SO cents per acre. for so warrants so per
acre, for 100 acre warrants 10 cents per
noE20-u JNO. ID. JAMES.
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 20-Capt Levett saw
a ship OH the 18th ashore at Mozelle shoals
with a white signal and red ball centre.
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SNan & Co.'S Lotteries.

DERS0NS who desire try their lnek in these cell
il ebrated Lotteries, which, ORA every saturday IN
the year, haze their orders promptly aitendea TO
without the risk OF sending by mail, by addressing
- - - SAMT. SWAN & CO., =
eaTsE Box No. 81, T.. o., Nashville.
COPY Of the Official Drawing will be sent 10 EACH
purchaser immediate " after the drawing takes place
For prices see advertisement in another column
Price OF whole tickets SO; halves So quarters 81
so; eighths 81 IS. epu7
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New Clothing Store.
}. y. wAEp. IN. HERHSGHAM. JAS. S'pKRnoIj
Ward, Birmingham L. Co,
PRACVHCAN4 TAIIIORS.
No. 70 Inblic Nqlfare, opposiie South end Of "a
udrkd House


narkd House.
WE are now receiving large and entire
w new stock Of FALL AND WINTER REA-
DI MADE CLOTHING AND GENTLEMEN,s M
FURNISHING GOODS, most of which were Ill
made In oar order Of the latest styles and can
not be surpassed IN any house n the city, Our stock
comprised IN part of all the styles OF over
eoats, Frock and Dress Coats, all colors; business
Coats, ONCE Coats CASHMERE Pants and Vests, in
great variety.
PATENTED SHorrDER SKANED SHIRTs, large aud
tensiyo stock, ana warranted 10 nt better aud
better than any ether make OF shirts. Gloves, Neck
Ties Scarfs, Muiers, Cravats Scif-adJustng sucks.
Under shirts and Drawers, Hall Hose, Ssispenders,
Linen Cambria, Handsnna and Pongee Handkrrchieis,
Travelling Shawls, Robe de Chambres Youths Coats,
Pants and Shirts. Umbrellas, &c.
Piece Goods.
We have also a large and superior lot Of Cloths
French and English-all, Black and Fancy Colored
Casslmeres, Of enurely uew styles solid colofediCas-
simeres 90 all qualities. Fancy Cut and Velvet Vest
iugs, Fancy Cassimere and Morsted Nesting, Creme
dine Nesting: which We viii make up TO order IN tho
very best siy ie and guarantee u ut 10 please the
sale.
ALEX. X. NlCHOL solicits call from his friends.
Ali Goods sold by guarantee u be repre-
seuted At time OF sale. We viii alss Clothing
order. WARD, BIRMINGHAM A. 90.
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"Sewauee Mining Co., Tracy Civ. Tenn"
New Hardware House.

VNHE subscribers have associated themselves to-
4 gether, Tor the purpose of doing business in
Hardware, Cutlery, and House Furnishing
Goods.
The business will he conducted under the style of
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Stomach or Liver.


Stomach or Liver.
Such as Indigestion, Acdity Of the stomach, Choic
Pains, Heartburn, Loss Of Appetite, Dependency
Custvcness Bhud and Bleeding Piles. In all NcT
Rheumatic, and Neuralgia Affections, il has. in
numerous instances, proved highly bencteiai, and
others effected derided cure.
This is IA purely vegetable compound, prepared on
strictly sceutihc principles, after the manner Of tn,
celebrated Holland professor, Boerhave. Because Of
us great ln of the European States, u
introduction INTO the United Stctes intended NOR
especially for those Of our fatherland scattered her
and there over tie face OF this mighty county
Meeting with great success among them, now ole
II To the Anne. can public, knowing that its truly
,lerfuI medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
1t is particularly recommended Ia those person
whose constitutions may have been impaired by III
continuous of ardent spirits other forms OF DIS
snttiOn. Generally instantaneous Ia effect, IL nnds it,
uireck to the seat Of life, thrilling and quicken
iug every nerve raising up the dropping spirit
fact nluslng new health and vigor al the system
NOfICE-Whoever expects 90 tnd tins a bevera
will be disappointed; but 10 the sick, the weak
iow spirited II will prove grateful aromatic cordia
possessed OF singular remedial properties.
eau EaON.
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma lao
induced many limitations, which the public Shout
guard against purchasing. BE not persuaded to bu
anything else until you have given Bnerhavcs lilo
hand Htters a far u'al. One bottle VIII convince yo
how infinitely superior II Is ali these limitations.
ss- sold at 81 per bottle, or six bottles Tor %,
THE SOLE PROPRIETOR.
BENJAMIN PAGE, Jr.. & co.,
Manufacturing PhArmaceItisis aud Chemists,
Pittsburgh, i'R.
Sold by Druggists generally throughout the Unlteo
states and Canad.s.
Ga sold IN Nashville by
EWIN, PENnlEION CO, Wholesale Ag t.
". W. BERRY \ DEMOVIIIE,
Dr. A. III. ROSCOE,
10 G. BROWN,
DEMOYIII.E * BELL,
G. ". HENuEHSHOTT,
nr I. WELLS,
WELLS. HOOPER Il Co,
BEECH \ HUNTER.
And BY Druggists generally throughout the State
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Special 1lotiffs. J
! Rock City Mills.


E BAUMAN & CO., Manufacturers of ROCK CITY
% FLOUR, will pay the highest price al all times,
for Wheat and Corn their Mills, corner Of Line and
Cherry streets, Nashville, Tenn. sF-4
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MACKENZIE 4 M!NCHIN

MACKENZIE l. M!NCEIiN
Have rented the House No Ii College street a few
doors below the ~ewlncc House.
Ihei stock Of Hardware is now complete, and con
tins at least as great a variety as can be found In
any house Ia tie city They will eEdeavur 10 keep
all times the best articles lii their Hue and To sell at
the lowest prices. At their establishment may be
EUILDERS-Every description OF Locks, from
the best quality to the cheapest Bolts,
Hinges, screws and Nails of all sizes.
CARPENTERS-PIanes, Saws, Cnisels, Guages,
Ana Hammers, ana every descriptions Of
BLACKsMITHS-vises, Anvils sedge Hammers,
steel, Nc.
PAINTERS-Brusbcs of every size and quality,
sash Tools busters, Cancels Hair Pen
STABLEKEEPERS-rhe finest English aud French
hursa- Brushes, American Brushes. Curry
Combs. Dung Forks, &c.
FARMERS-Spades, Shovels. Scythes, Picks, &c.
GARDENERS-Hoes, Flakes, Pruning implements,
Lines, nc.
SPORTSMEN-Doublea and Single Barrel Shot Guns,
Powder Flasks Game Bags, Percussion
Caps, Sc., Rocket Pistols, Colts Revolv-
ers, Alan's aud all the new Improve
nents in Fire Arms.
HOUSE KEEPERS-Piated Forks, Table and Tea
= Spoons, Ivory Han lied Cutlery Of every
PATTERN Knives and Forks uf all kinds
CANDLESTiCKS-Brlt Planished Tin, Japan
nrd at all klnds.
BASKETS every shalr and size
wa IERS AND TEA TRAYS-From locts. each
up tnc iIiIcst tI'iliity
WOODEN WARE-Bnckets, Rolling Pins, Trays,
FEATHER DUSTE aS-Dustmg Brushes, Brooms,
Pope's ilea'is and. Eyes, MoIs, and Car
pet Brushes.
ORNAMENTAL GoODS-Plate Warmers, Goa
Vases, Toilet r-tts. &c., &c., &c
MACKENZIE X MlNCHIN,
oct2s-u Ii College street.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

'TNHE undersigned has been appointed agent for
the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, and rs now
prepared o. execute Bills OF Ladng through To Bns
ton, New York, Philadelphia or Baltimore exceed
ing liberal terms.
He VIII also enter into arrangements for the deliv
cry Of Goods fran any Of the Eastern cities 20 all
points the Cumberland river at reasonable rates
For Information apply
JOHN II. HARRIS, Steamboat Agent.
nov1S-f e Al FISHER WHEIlxs A Co.'S
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MIR. LAHGOMEE desires inform his
WI friends and the public generally that lac has re-
turned frosi has Northern tour and ready open
the fAll cAmpaign. u
FULLY posted IN all recent improvements In Photo
graphic Manpuiation-reiy ing, herctofor >solely
upon the nscrsSx az ms pictures and determined 20
sptre NO euort % please, he Confidently invites thoss
who have nefer gwen ann a fair uaii, so .e
Ladies viii hnd his present rooms the
nentiy and Pleasantly located Of any IN the City,
Cherry street, corner OF Union. sept2I-T \
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small assortment 81 those SPIENnID GOLD
PENS, manufactured BY SHEPPARD. jest received by
y HAGAN,
oct2Q-U Market aud UHian street
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COME AT LAST. ~
SPECIAL NOTICE Is CALLED
Hicks House Furnishing Establishment,
40 CI' SIAIRS, ouer (formsrly) Hiels' CAina Han,
NOW
&C. Darden & Co.'S China Hall,


NOW
j. G. Darden & Co.'S China Hall,
Public square, Nashville.
Wy hERk Catalogues of Ceto thoHsdrd Of the articles
w On hand And 20 be kept at this establishment,
may BE- had desc ptive OF the kind OF business pro
posed To be- done, and the articles ready for sale
b. cash buyers, AT lower prices than the same Kind OF
gooas have been usually sold ia this market All
tire novelties, improvements and aids Ia making
house keeping easy agreeabl. and labor swing vii
be- Kept up with, and introduced, at this concern
call from an house keepers, well az those who
pect % he with the former patrons and ircaas OF
:. Ill KS China Hall " is respecuuly solicited 0y
oct2e-tf A II. HICKS.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-16
The serfs of the Car.

= The Gar o. Russia, BY ukase. dated
July Cd. has emancipated the serfs which
belonged TO private estates of the imperial
family By this emancipation of the serfs,
the Car has shown his sincerity and ear
nestness in the great undertaking which is
to distinguish his reign. This ukase en-
-doWs the serfs of the family with all civil
rights of freemen; they obtain legal title
to lands they have purchased; they have
the power to appear before the courts, to
change their abodes at pleasure without
asking leave of the authorities; to enter the
guilds and become citizens. on paying from
fifteen to forty rubles for themselves and the
half of that sum for each of their children;
to marry as they please, to purchase lands,
eantraet debts, make wills, DC. The plans
for the general emancipation are expected to
be completed by the mobiles during the pres
ent autumn, and the government will act
upon their reports by the next spring.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-16
How to Prepare Tomato Sauce.

Gather your tomatoes when fully ripe, and
after washing, mash them IN some suitable
vessel. Then place them in kettle over a
moderate fire, and when just warmed ,thro'
press a cullender down on them, and dip
from the cullender all the watery juice pos
sible. After boiling short time. strain
the mass through wire sieve just fine
enough to retain the rinds of the fruit;
then return it to. the kettle, and boil it down
to the desired consistency, (some prefer it
thin, as it retains more of the flavor, ta-
king all care that it does not become scorch-
ed in the process. Heat the bottles you
intend to use, in a steamer, to boiling heat,
and while they retain this heat, fill them
with such sauce in boiling state Then
cork Immediately with good corks, and
place them where they will cool slowly.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-16
Indian Corn.

II
Seville's soft luxurious cline =
Yields the orange and the lime,
And the cool refreshing shade
ssssz-zT By the clustering branches made,
Seems to hold the perfzmed air
As willing captive there.
-Ceyloa, isle of spice aad balm,
I Boasts her groves of stately palm;
Where the lingering sunbeams rest,
As they loved that land the best;
Where the birds, amid the bowers,
Are like gorgeous, winged flowers.
In thy wales, fair, sunny France,
Peasants love thy vintage dance;
Where the vines their clusters yield,
Songs are heard from every field;
ALI the land in festal dress,
!IIljl Overflow Win as9Si'..z JUL
Natures bounteous hand outpours
Der each hill, and vale, and plain,
Flower, fruit, waving grain,
Dearest to the Northern born
Stands the graceful Indian Corn.
When it springs, the yerdant leaf
Bursts the seeds enclosing sheath,
Or, in summers glowing light,
- The feetheFy tassel greets the sight,
= Grace and beauty still adorn
Every change of Indian Corn.
When the sutamn's gorgeous dyes
Reflect the hues of sunset skies,
,--f - Der the glowing harvest plain
There the ears of clustered grain,
In the yellow sheath enrolled,
Seem Ike topaz set in gold.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-16
p~etiea

ss4 few days since, writes an attorney.
fFs / vesT sitting viEh Bothsz D. In his
Office in Court square. client came IN and
said. GA
esquire, the stabler, sha-
Fsd me drsadfully yesterday. and want
to come up with him. ds.
sStates yoaf cass,' says D.
ClieDt-s:I asked him how much he
would charge me for horse and wagon to
got to Bsdham He said ons dollar and a
half. took the team, and when came
back paid him one dollar and half, and
be said he wanted another dollar and half
for coming back, and made me pay it, y
D. gaEehim somelegatadyiee. which the
client Immediately acted upon, as follows:
He wsnt 70 theestabler and said
@How much viii you charge me for a
horse and wagon to go TO Salem ?''
Stabler replied, Five dollars z
Harness him 20
Client went % Salem came back by rail-
road, went to the stable saying
..Hefe is your money paying him FIVE
dollars.
Where IS my horse and wagon9" says
He is at salen,'' says the Client; 81
only hired him to go to Salem s.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-16
How TO Cur Glass WITH PIECE

How TO Cur GLASS WITH PIECE OF
1soN.-The Scientific american tells how
this can be done Draw with pencil ON
paper any pattern to which you would have
the glass conform; place the pattern under
the glass, holding both together in the left
hand, for the glass must not rest on any
plain surface, then take aeommon spike or
some similar piece of iron, heat the point
of it 20 redness. and apply it to the edge of
the glass. dEaE the iron slowly forward,
and the edge of the glass will immediately
crack;aeonliHue moving the iron slowly over
the glass. tracing the pattern, and the ciink
IN the glass viii follow at the distance of
about half an inch in every direction, ac-
cording to the motion of the iron. 1t may
sometimes be found requisite, however, es-
pecially in forming corners, to apply wet
finger to the opposite side of the glass;
Tumblers and other glasses may be1cut or
divided very fancifully by similar means.
The iron must be reheated as often as the
ctsvise In the glass ceases to flow. 2
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-16
Important Hint in Washing Clothes

The Ansericae Agrieulturist asserts that
the great secret of the success of nine out
of ten of the washing fluids, MIXTURES, and
machines which have been sold over the
q country for many years past, is not owing
SO much to the Inherent qualities of the ar
ticles as to the process of soaking, which
they invariably recommend. If people
E pursuing the old fashioned system of wash
ing will simply take the precaution to throw
ali the clothing to be washed into water ten
or fifteen hours before beginning operations,
they viii find half the labor of-rubbing and
pounding saved in most cases. Water is. of
itself, great solvent, even of the oily ma
terials that collect upon clothing worn in
contact with the body but-time is required
to effect the solution. Every, one is aware
,5of the effeet-of Keeping the hands or feet
moist for few hours-the entire external
coating of secretion is dissolved. The
same effect is produced by soaking for a
few hours clothes soiled by the .excretory
mattersof the skin. ,lss1 ,sse-1
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-16

To DESTROY ANTs.---Haying noticed an
inquiry for some mode of destroying ants,
l would say that a strong solution of chic
ride of lime, sprinkled about the places
where they frequent we have found an eff
fectual remedy for both the red and black
ant. As an experiment, sprinkled some
of this solution on an ant hill, long inhab-
tied by black ants, and in few days l
found that the whole colony had left for
parts unknown.---ELLES, tn: RNral NeaC
Yorker.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-16
AMRRoTYPESs
Great Reduction In Price.

TNHE finest and most beautiful I-s size Ambro-
types, of unequsied delicaey of tone and finish.
with good ease, can be had at the picture rooms
of J. Bowls, Lawrence, far One Dollar Ali other
sizes of pictures in proportion.
Perfect Satisfaction guaranteed or no Charge
The subscriber feels eonfdeRt that in thus redu-
cling the price of pictures he Is only doing what
the times demand, and earnestly hopes that all
good and honest traders and tradesmen will reduce
their high prices at least much viii allow their
customers and friends one d8lLdr spend for good
picture ,-s <5tfFsErse5 j. BOWLS.
Lavrenee. Kanzas, May IS. 1850. =
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-16
To Measure Cattle by Compute weight

To Measure Cattle by Compute Weight.
Ascertain the girth back of the shoul-
ders, and the length along the back, from
the square of the buttoek to a point even
with the point of the shoulder blade; say
the girth is six feet four inches, and the
length five feet three inches, which. multi
piled together, gives thirty-on feet. Null
tiply this by Z twenty-five, the number of
pounds allowed to the foot, between five and
seven feet girth, and the result is seven
hundred and thirteen pounds, for the num-
Der of pounds of beef in the four quarters.
Girths, from seven to nine feet, allow thir-
ty-one pounds to the foot. Cattle must be
fat and square built to hold ont weight
Enaery's Jour. A9.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-16

SrEwED SDRIED Apples. s.---Select rich,
mellow-hayored. fruit, which is clear from
dark spots or mold. That which is dried
on strings IS usually the incest. Wash aud
pick the pieces; boil in just water enough
to cover them, over . slow FIRE, till partial
ly softened; then add sugar or molasses,
and continue the boiling till done. For a
change, they may be occasionally favored
With e portion of dried peaches or ounces.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-16

WEIGHT OF LIME.-A bushel of lime
stone weighs AZ pounds; after it is burn
ed, if weighed directly from the kiln, rs
pounds; showing that 81 pounds of car
bonic acid and water have been driven off
BY the fire. This bushel of lime viii ab-
sorb go pounds of water, gradually applied
during several days, and viii then be in a
state cf dry powder, weighing 96 pounds;
showing that 1 8 pounds of water have been
converted into solid, dry substance.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-16

GREAT AMERICAN GIFT BOOK HOUSE,
No 293 BRODWAY, NEW YORK;
where the gifts consisting of JEWELRY. &C.,
AND VARYING IN VALUE FROM IS CENTS
To TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS, are ALWAYS on
EXHIBITION, IN AMPLE SHOW CASES
Our New Descriptive Catalogue, containing
large variety of Books in every department of Sci
ular publishers zpEiees,j and Sexplaining OUR
NEW AND ORIGINAL SYSTEM of allowing
every purchaser HIS OWN CHOICE OF GIFTS,
and setting forth unequaled inducements to
AGENTS, viii be sent, post paid, to any individ-
nal, on application Fu 80
= Address, Ls ARANNEY, Agent, No. 293
Broadway. 2-5 ems
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-16

The deacon of an Arkansas church, up
on whom new pastor had been settled, was
praising his many good qualities to the dea-
con of neighboring church. He deelar-
ed that their new minister had but one fault
in the world, and that was, propensity to
become ieetle quarreksonae acZen he sCas
drank
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-16

SALr-RHEux oINrnEsT.---One pound of
lard, one pound tar, one ounce. of palm
oil, one ounce rosin, and one gallon spring
or rain water. Boil three hours and let set
tie twenty y=four---seum off the top and use
freely night and morning. IF the eyes are
affected. wash in the water that boiled the
ointment. four weeks for q cure. This rec
ipe sold for twenty-five dollars.