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v AL u A B LIE r AR M
For sale

MY PLANTATION, two miles South of wash
vi ington. known the Morrison place, is
for sale. The tract contains six hundred and
eighty-six (6S6) acres, four hundred Of which
is cleared and in n fine state Of cultivation,
with a hrst-ratc framed dwelling house, with
six rooms. cotton gin. MILL and all other neces-
sary buildings pertaining thereto. Also, the
stock. corn, fodder and farming tools will be
sold with the place if desired. Terms can be
known by application to myself or Mr.. Henry
p. johnson, Washington, Arkansas.
4. y. JOHNSON.
July 18th, 1855. 2s-tf
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The French Journals publish a letter
from the Cape Of Good Hope, which in
forms US that an independent State com
posed of white men. has lately been es-
tablished in Southern Africa, under the
name Of the Republic of Trans WAL
Its citizens are composed of men from
various parts of Europe, who were chased
away from the Cape in revolt, and made
a settlement where they now are as far
back as 1886
Washington telegraph., 1858-07-28
CATHERWOOO'S
Celebrated Ginger Brandy


Preventive Of Cholera, Cholic. Dyscntcry.
Chills. Pains in the Stomach
Cramps. and all other dis
eases OF a like
character.
F.fllE proprietor Of this excellent Medicinal
L Beverage. which was only introduced to
the New Orleans public a few months since.
during which time it has acquired a celebrity
unknown t' any article ever before presented
for public approval and popular usc.l feels
peculiar pride in seeing the efforts he has nale
to present Beverage. which, aside from it,
plelssntncss rs article Of drink. combine
extraordinary medicinal qualities. have been
properly appreciated. It. value as an article
Of dpme-ti Use has been atjc-tUd hy many
who have been the recipients Of it, benefits. and
now at this season Of tc wear. more particular
~. when the whole system j. in a relaxed state
ami susceptible L. manifold maln.iic~. i: l. in
valuable: and rs common. everyday bcver-
agc. it is uucqualci being free from any iniu-
riuEs qualities
PEicE, $40 per case II one dozen. \ libcr-
~ discount madc 20 Druggists aul wholesale
dealer. Every case packed with care and
fully guaranteed in orlcr.
For sale az ali the principal Drug Stores.
Dcput-lu9 MAGAZINE STREET.
July -. ISIS. 3s-3m
Washington telegraph., 1858-07-28

Hon. Schuyler Colfax, of Indiana, writes
to his constituency that no decision has
been made by the Supreme Court which
declares all lands exempt from State tax
alton until the issue of the patent This
statement, endorsed by the Commissioner
of the Land Office, corrects an erroneous
impression.
Washington telegraph., 1858-07-28
M ORTY'S
PATENT MOTH PREVENTIVE.

THIS valuable article was discovered by Mr..
+ MGrorty. for ycar5 a heavy dealer in car
pets. lie had long sought for something which
would hc certain in its effects ami after rnauy
experiments. discovered the one now presented
to the public. 1t protects woolen goods. Car
pets, Furs. Feathers. &C., from moths and other
yermin, which nrc 40 destructive in the warm
season.
1t absorbs dampness, thereby protecting eve
rything from stains or mould, and leaves no dis
agreeable odor.
The attention of MI who desire 70 keep their
woulen- perfect through the summer season. j.
called this article, rs the inventor is satisfied
that thousands might be saved by its general
introduction
Pricc 81 per package. General depot, No.
30 Camp street, New Orleans.
For sale by W. II. ETTER.
June o, 1857 p
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g y y d / ID y Il + -
FOR CONGRESS-.

Hzs~ We are authorized to announce Ex-Gov.
THOMAS ). DREW as an independent can
didatc to represent the Second Congressional
District of Arkansas in the House Of Repre-
sentltiNrs of Tho Tnifel Statc..
Washington telegraph., 1858-07-28
- G rM NJ H. ED.

Mr.. HENRY l.. JOHNSON having resigned
III the Office Of Register Of the United States
Land Office az this place, and purchased an in
trrc.t in thr mercantile establishment nf JOHN
u. TRIMBLE. the business viii ~ continued
at the Oh stand in the name aud siylc of
TPIHBLE a. JOHNSON
Under this -tylr VIZ have hrCn lnng ani fa-
yurihly known in South Arkansas. ns reliable
aud correct merchants aul arc determined by
strict yrrsonaf attention % business. aided hy
honest, polite and attentive clerks to merit. nni
hope 10 receive, continuance " Tie liberal
patronage and confidence bestowed on the Old
firm.
CUR stock III large anil wrll selected. cmhra-
cing every description w Merchandise
usually found in the most extensive houses in
the country. and viii at all times be kept we'll
rcplcnishcd. Our facilities fer conducting
nc business hrc ample. which. added w our
long personal experience, and acquaintance
with the people, assure us Of success
JOHN y. TEINELE.
HENRY II. JOHNSON.
June 9th. 1S5S. aG-tf
Washington telegraph., 1858-07-28
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

y
Hz= We are authorized 20 announce EUGENE
BLOCK. E-.l-. as a candidate to represent
Ilcmfstcad county in the lower branch OF our
next General Assembly
- We ar, authorized 90 announce RUFUS
X. GARLAND. E-,i.. as a candidate 10 repre-
sent Hampstead county ia the lower branch Of
our next General Assembly.
- We arc authorized to arrnuncc Dr.
DANIEL GRIFFIN as a candidate to repre-
sent Hampstead county in the lower branch Of
our next General Assembly.
E-y- We are au;horizc.l To announce B. r.
IEAlPSTEAD. ESQ, as candidate TO repre-
sent TIemYSteal county in the lower branch Of
our mex, General Assembly.
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.
HST- We are authorized To- announce JOHN
T. BENEDIN. Esq. a- 81 candidate for JU'gc
or the Sixth Judicial Circuit. al the August
election. II
I-y- We arc authorized to announce Hon.
LEN. Il. GREEN, ms "a candidate for reelection
20 the cfiicc Of Judge Of the 9th Judicial Dis
trict.
rl7y- We are authorized to announce Hon.
JOHN QUILLtN as q candidate for Judge Of
the Circuit Court Of the 9Th Judicial Circuit
at the ensuing August election
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
n57- We are authorized TO announce +. W
CAN'T. Esq. as a candidate for recollection TO
tine Office oS PRosEcUTISG ATrouSEY, for the
9th Judicial District
FOR SHERIFF.
- We are authorized to announce JOHN
Il. SANDEFUR as a candidate FOR recollection
to the Office of Sheriff Of Hampstead County
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
~ We are authorized TO announce SIMON
7. SANDERS as n candidate for reelection to
the office Of Clerk Of Hampstead County.
FOR PROBATE JUDGE.
fl77- We arc authorized to announce MILTON
T. HOLT. Esq. as a candidate for the Office Of
Iud -c of the County and Probate Courts Of
Hampstead county
Iag- We are authorized TO announce DAN
TEL T. WITTEE. Esq, as candidate for re-
election to the Office of Probate Judge Of Hemp
stead county.
FOR CORONER.
81 We arc authorized to announce ALBERT
ALEXANDER as a candidate for Coroner Of
Hampstead county.
FOR CONSTABLE.
nSy~ We are authorized to announce q. l..
MCKNIGHT as candidate for reelection to
the Office of Constable of Ozan Township. at
the August election
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
r7y@ Weare authorized To announce ROBERT
L. PHILLIPS. Esl.. as candidate for re-clec-
ton 10 the Office OF Treasurer Of Hampstead
county
FOR N. IN. COMMISSIONER.
by We are authorized to announce Dr.
JOEL d. CONWAY as candidate for Inter
nal Improvemcnt Commissioner Of Hampstead
county.
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
pTy- We are authorized to announce l.. +.
FALL. Esq. as n candidate for Justice Of the
Peace of Ozan Township.
Washington telegraph., 1858-07-28
FORTI.ETGHT HOUR

4
This line passes through the following eoun-
ty seats: Camden. Ouachita county; Hamp
ton. Calhoun county; Warren, Bradley county.
and Monticello. Drew county.
II connects each day at Gaines Landing
with the regular steam Packets. both
ascending and descending the Mississippi river.
so that passengers may not be delayed nj that
point Ii also connects each day vt Camden
with the daily stage line uf MessTs. Stuart x
Co. running from Camden Ia Hot Springs
And it Is decidedly the shortest and most com
molious stage route from all the sou;h-wcstcru
counties Of Arkansas. and the upper. eastern
and northwestern counties OF Texas. to the
Mississippi river.
The Plank road through the Mississippi bot
tom to Gaines Landing, is now undcrg ing rc-
pairs, and the proprietors " this line have
made arrangements for the repair and placing
the bridging in good order: so Ihat the only
serious difficulty in the road icrussing the Mis-
>issippi bOttom) viii be in q great degree obvi-
atcd.
The propriciors have placed upon this line
an excellent lot Of stage coachcs-most Of them
entirely new and of the best quality, and also,
most excellent tcams-haying taken great pains
in the purchase of the same They are deter
mined to spare no pains to accommodate trav-
clers. and afford n safe and rapid passage alon;.
the line. and it j., therefore. with confidence
that they invite the patronage Of the public
CIllDESTER, RESIDE & co,
rnorEiEroEs.
July u, ISIS 2g-n
Washington telegraph., 1858-07-28
NOTICE.

THE following goods are in my warehouse,
l. WHICH, If not taken away by the 2sth day
Of August next, viii be sold TO pay freight and
charges. to wit:
Four Boxes Mdz, marked Il. JAcons, Lew
isville, Arks.
&C. CREWS.
Fulton, Ark's. July 23d. 1858. 3O-Sw
Washington telegraph., 1858-07-28

A LII persons indebted " McNafr X Britt.
n on open account. for 1851. are requested
e. come forward Immediately aud make some
satisfactory arrangements fnr the same. a- |
with " start North w thc 18th of July.
=. :. BRITT
July lsi, lsjs. 2G-tf
Washington telegraph., 1858-07-28

The population of Washington City is
now estimated at 10000
Washington telegraph., 1858-07-28

HAVING slII my entire interest in the
ii firm M McNair a Britt tn y Il. BRITT.
wnnll respectfully Hnlirit rlr nv. Britt all
tic patronage ~ tie oli firm.
ENANDER McNATE.
july r-t. 1855.
Washington telegraph., 1858-07-28
81 Card.
TO THE PU BliC.

TIIF popularity Of CsthcryyoOd-s Gel
L cbratcd Ginger Brandy Is such
that many wonders have been induced to at
tempt an imitation Of it, and although these ar
ticlcs are not counicrfcits of the ORIGINAL
GINGER BRANDY, yet they are presented
to the public in such shape to induce belief
that they arc Of equal virtue with ii.
The public therefore warned that the
GENUINE article Is contained in bottles, the Ia
bel Of which bears the inscription,
CiTTER UOOD'S
Celebrated Ginger Brandy.
And the pure article may he known by the fact
that the addition of water does not change its
appearance, while the spurious ones all become
cloudy or milky when water j. added.
r. Il. CATUERWOOD.
Proprietor Of Ginger Brandy.
July IS 1S5s. colin
Washington telegraph., 1858-07-28
DISSOLUTION.

HAVING purchased ihc entire interest II
- " McNair. In thc late firm M McNHir *
Eritt. ! -hnll continue thr aamr hu-inr- at thr
VIVID taul. Thankful frr The liberal patronage
bestowed upon the Old firm. AMI hoping to merit
% continuance % thc -aiur. ! respectfully solicit
frDm thc community generally "A call aHi an
examination VIZ my -tuck ann prices. believing
that thry viii compare fayorably with any otli-
cr. IN this market
n. Il. BRITT.
.iuiy f-t. I~JS
Washington telegraph., 1858-07-28
FnR STATE SENATE.

rs" We are authorized to announce Al
FRED II. CAERIGAN. ESQ, Of this county. as
a candidate for the State Senate from the Dis
trict composed of the counties of SEWER, La
taycttc and Hampstead
I5y@ We are authorized to announce ISAAC
y. JACKSON as a candidate for the State SEN
ate from the counties of Hampstead, Lafayette
and Sewer, subject to Democratic District
Convention
rz7y- We are authorized to announce the
name of Dr.. BENJAMIN Z. JETT rs a caUji-
date for the State Senate from the District
composed of the counties Of Scyicr. Hampstead
and Lafavcttc-suhicct to the decision Of any
regularly organized democratic convention that
may he held in said district.
Washington telegraph., 1858-07-28
cHDESTER, REESiDE & CO., PROPRIETORS

ARRITES AND DEPARES DAHY
Washington telegraph., 1858-07-28
watches, JeweIry, 81

atcheS. Je"eIEy, &C.
= asEs---, All kinds Of Jewelry and
.aHAarS .A@.L. Silverware, among which may
eAai~>-SsA@<bc found
Watches from SO to $3.50
Watches in Gold Hunting Cases.
Watches with Magic Cases.
Watches in single open face Gold Cases,
Watches with imitation Magic Cases,
Watches in Silver Hunting Cases,
Beautiful Enameled Watches for Ladies,
Richly Engraved Watches for Ladies,
Fine Gold Lcpinc and detached lever Watches
Cool English Patent Lever and Duplex
Watches.
Ladies Gold Guard Chains ami chatelaine
Genilcmcns' Gold GUard, Fob and Vest
Chains.
GolI Fob Keys and Seals, Studs and Sleeve
Buttons.
Finger Rings with Stones. Seal Rings.
Plain Gold Rings. Pure Gold Wedding Rings,
Ladies ami Gcnflemens' Breast Pins.
Glll Spectacle, G1ld Thimhles, Gold Pens
AMI Pencils
Gold Lockets for Daguerreotypes or Hair.
Gold Bracelets, Ear Rings, Cuff Pins AMI
Buckles.
Al i. L. BRITTIN x co.'s.
Washington telegraph., 1858-07-28
Iy-TERMS OF SALE-CAsH. -yes

OFFICE RED RIVER IMPROVEMENT.
CoHBsJSrg, Jaly 20fh, 1855.
Washington telegraph., 1858-07-28

Iz= We are authorized 10 Announce EUGENE
BLOCK. E-.i-. rs a candidate to represent
Hampstead county in the lower branch Of our
next General Assembly.
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floor who had set the bad example by clapping

door who had set the bad example by clapping
The Speaker was not aware of any disturb.
ance in the House; and if he had been. wonld
have no right TO order the House 20 be cleared
1t the gentleman would point out anv case of
disorder, no doubt the House would take proper
action. r
Mr.. Curtis, of Iowa, appealed to the Chair to
forbear clearing the gallery.
The Speaker would revoke the order. in the
hope that members would not set the example.
and that visiters who come here to epiov the
privilege of listening to the debates would not
again violate the decorum and order of the
House. f.I.. =
Mr. Grow, of Pennsylvania, excepted to the
Speakers use of the word privilege II
was not the privilege of American citizens
tosiisten to the proceedings of Congress it
was their right.
The Speaker said it was unquestionably
privilege.
Mr.. English moved to reconsider the vote last
taken, and to lay the motion to reconsider on
the table. M.
The yeas and nays were ordered on the latter
motion, and resnlted-yeas los, nays lO8. The
vote was the same az that adopting the propo-
sition for conference.
The Speaker voted in the affirmative, so the
motion prevailed.
/ The question recurring on agreeing 10 the
proposition as amended, it was agreed to with
out division. IT,
MIR. English moved a reconsideration of the
latter vote, and that the motion to reconsider be
laid on the table; which latter motion pre-.
vailed.
The bill to establish an auxiliary guard for
this city was further discussed in Committee of
the Whole, and several amendments were pro-
posed among which, was one to vest the ap.
pointing power in board of commissioners.
consisting of the mayor, district attorney, and
magistrates of the city, and providing that
policemen shall only be removed for cause,
and after due trial by the commissioners.
The House adopted a resolution ordering the
general debate on this bill to close with the
rising OF the Committee tomorrow. The House
was IN session about four hours and a half.
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THE ECHO.
BY EDWARD SPENCE


/ remember,
Love- a osehusd lime, when We
| GROWING thee, thou GROWING me,
With wrealhed flowers, in happy gee-
Had never a thought of LIES December.
Oh. SWEEP kisses,
That brought TO thy cheek no blush
For we were children. in the gu h
Of Innocence, and, like the thrush, ~
We all day warbled of our own dear blisses,
Time hath shaded
Thai fair day with sable wing;
summer hath bloomed from that bright Spring,
And Autumn her haIf-shades doth fling
Athwart the scene-sy, all is faded.
Love, our Nespers 81
Chanled sadly IN LIES aisle
Yet smooth our care worn brows the while,
For those Gear Mathis infaniiie F--~tst q
Echo family through them in low whispers.
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LIF IN PARIS.

PARIS, March rs, 1853.
The Execution or OrSini and Pierri-A Bill
for Public Seclrity-Dipl0matic CORES
pOndeRce- Meeting Of the Empress Eugenie
and Empress Of RuSsia-Steeple Chases-
La Magicienne- Desderio-Litolf and
Rubenstein - Madame Guer1mella = Miss
Hensler-kr. Rarey and Mr.. Fimme-La-
sadrtine.
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III The weight of specie in the banks of New
York city is sixty tuns
THE smallpox has disappeared from East
on Md.
III An effort 10 making to establish another
bank at Cumberland, to be called the "Alleoany
Bank"
III The city of Cleveland, Ohio, commenced
the year out of debt, every Inatured obligation
having been paid
III A late traveller, in speaking of Austria,
says that one half of the people are under arms
to keep the other half in jail
IL The Michigan Southern Railroad has
made reductions in its expenses of SI7 600 per
month. -
IL A new law on the press has come into
force in In Denmark, prohibiting newspapers
from copying the articles of other journals with
out quoting them
u There is now on exhibition at the Mer-
chants Exchange in New York a red wood
plank from the Mendocina saw mills California
70 nrasnres l2 feet long, 6 feet g inches wide, 2
Inches thick
III The Question has been asked why II IL
considered impolite for gentlemen to 90 into the
presence of ladies In their shirt sleeves whilst it
is considered in every way correct for ladies
themselves to appear before gentlemen without
aly sleeves at all!
III mathematical genius In humble life has
just been discovered by the French Academic
oes Sciences, who suggested a plan for doing
away with arithmetic altogether, and adopting
geometry as a substitute. II was very favorabIS
reported on. He is a journeyman Shoemaker
named Riga1lt, and declares he taught himself
mathematics as q relaxation.
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ARRIVALS At PRINCIPAL HOTELS

WlLLARDS' HOTEL A Buck 4 X BouIe
n rergus9n; Md; Walter and lady, N Y; A
Patton, NY; Fl l. Cole, N C; w S Lowell, q : Y
VI Smith, Hitchcock, r Nj Kelley Y; b w
Hathaway, Cal; w 6 Creamer. T. d Ts.sits, J
A Burden, NY; l. III Colborn, Pa; NV Crane. r
Earl, NJ; Mrs Capt Grafton and son. " Y; MT
Weltham, Hon III l. Dawes. Mass; C w CARR
gan, "a; Jacobs, Jno Tucker. n Yk; ct Geo T
SS|ahnPSril, Jno Wilmer, Pa; nj White, n Y;
nj Chase, Ter; Fl Fautter, Il Kringer, III n
brown, w Moves, Miss Moves ] Baker ] n
Hall, X Major, NY; n Lewis, f Kelly, Pa: nj =
Goodrich, Mass y
BROWNS HOTEL w lson, Mo; n
For, u, NY; W Brown, Va; + McCouit, Md; :
Sheldon, Cal; J B Crockett and lady, CT q "
G ~ Did; d Gullott, Miss; Bernd, Pa; C
w GLIB, do N Burwell and son, do; 8 John,
son, do; Schley, Md; + Mclean, NC; ] w
Davis, Ala; w Beall, Wis; r Lawrence Mo;
w nv va John Cummings: Pa; sherwin,
J,mison, Md; A w Hollister and lady, Ny:
Miss NJ NJ Newton, do; Geo l. Pollard, Mo; A q
Stow6, do; ID G Barnitz, MINI Henderson.
Nc K Sims, Mass; p Davis. do; w NJ Mar,
tin, do; A Fl Parsons and lady, Pa: Miss f Par.
sons, do; A Collier, NY.
NATIONAL HOTEL.-Mr HorncastIe. Mr.
Wilson, La; EvaIts, Ky; E Smith, l. r
McJilton, I Jamison, C n Carter. A d Davis
Nd I Guerne, Mo; : Wilson, Indiana: Fl d
Sharpe, Y: Brocken. Ind; p Miller, w
"dhell "a " boulwdre, Va; T. Barbour do: N
Ames, CT Mar, Pa; ] r Brooke, II NJ Slade
Ohio w Lee, Ct; r Sims, p Davis, W NJ
Martin, Miss; Blossom, NYk; A Davis, Md
Va; Gallo, do; eandeverken, do; W VeFof Ese,
non, do NJ Brown, do; f Nuckely, Neb: ID
Marley, Md; 8 Brawner, do; w ri Hunger.
IoId, kT; Harris: Md; ID X Dyer, do; + b
EEdeln, do L Cole, NC; d Fitzhugh, Va; J
Morgan, do; Beall and lady, Nd: ] :
.Worthington, do; Garland, DC; w Nj PAYNE,
va Mrs Payne do; + OSbourn, Md: w
Helm, Va.
KIRKWOOD HOUSE-JG Jtile, Utah; T.
Williams, do; f Ford, Va; w sherry I'M;
A Raglan, Va; Cawardin and lady, do; C p
Mbkay and lady, UsN; Somerville, Mo; y
Jones, Wis; X l. Rogers, Md; E ID Wilken do;
Hungan, Pa; w Reese, NJ; DJL Tyson,
Pa Furbush, NY; w w Hyatt, do; g Ken
nedy, o; r Harrison, Ga; III Holt. do; ] c
Moses, sc; c Loscamp, NY; Clarkson,
Kansas.
WASHINGTON HOUSE.-Chas Coils Hon
! Z kunkie aud lady, Pa; J Foster, N Y; 10
Costar and son, o; p \ Austin Pa: G p Dusen
Iowa; Tn 3 Bond, Hon Mattel, NY. Col Holt
Nc; u Goodwin, Nebraska. Nj Cady and LADY,
J Osterlout. Cal; p 6 johnson, vi; p Pea
body and family, Sandwich Islands.
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1edieineA
THE 6RkATEsT
ksDIco1ft1 4 Ri iss.

q 1.@ss -
livery KIND OF HShon.
TAs wora sesorxla dSSa TO . som~es PtsssIs..
as ed both
NOR. He has now in hs possession over one hnndrea
certificates Of its value,Al within twenty miles OF
Two bottles arc warranted to cure . nursins Sore
One to three bottles will cure the worst kind Of
Pimples on the Face.
c.nfsr n S1s the Mouth css and seO%.O6 '
voI st1 sp d Of ff Er, EG1..ss 'fe ' ~
" One or two bottles are warranted to cure all HUI
Two bottles are warranted to cure Running Of the
Ears and Blotches among the Halr;
Four to SIX bottles are warranted 70 cure corrupt
One botle viii cure soay Eruption. of the Skin.
worst kind Of Rnsworm
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the
Three to four bottles are warranted to cure Salt
Fiys to eight bottles will cure the worst case Of
A benefit 10 always experienced from the first bot
tle and perfect cure is warranted when the above
Nothing looks so improbable to those who have in
that a COMMON weed growing on the pastures, and
along old stone walls, should cure every humor In the
sss q t. G no hsSf
s about
Of Boston / Know the effects Of It in every case
Ii has already done some of the greatest
done In Massachusetts,. gave II to children ear
old, to old people of sixty. have seen poor, puny,
| wormy looking children, whose flesh was soft and
nab6y restored to perfect state Of health BY one
To those who are subject to q sick headache, on.
bottle will sSlTays euro t. IL gives great relief IL
been costve for years, and have been regulated by
| it. Where the body sound it works quite easy,
OF nature, 1T will cause very singr lar feelings but
from four days to week. There is never a lad re-
gone, you viii feel yourself Ike new person.
heard some of the most extravasant encomums of II
| mOIs-but since its introduction general family
medicine, great and wonderful virtues have been
Several ases of epiIeptic 6ts--a disease which was
| always considered lncurabe, have been cured by q
few bottles. D, what mercy if it will prove efec-
tual IN all cases of that awful Halady-there are but
know Ofseveral cases of DrOpsy, all of them aged
people cured by it; For the various diseases Of the
cf a4 fss f
and particularly IN Diseases of the Kidneys, c., the
discovery has done more good than any medicine
No change of diet ever neoessary-eat the best you
can get and enough oft.
| Directions for Uss.-Adults one table spoonful
per day-chlldTen over ten years dessert spoonful
children from five to eight years, tea-spoonful. As
no directions can be appcabls to all constitutions
take sufficient to operate the bowels twice day
DoN n1fubAf kENNEpY.
| No. 40 Warrsn Street, Rozbxry, MassseAssstfs,
| Gilman, KidvelI 4 lawrence, j. b. Gardner, Burr
Martin King, Marin Palmer, schwartz Co,
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