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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-01
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Mr.. EDITOR II am not much in the
habit Of writing for either secular orEre-
ligious papers and this statement you
viii bear me testimony. In reference 10 the
paper which You publish. But i deem
~ right that some one should correct a
statement, made lin the z Ranqwla Re
padliea'ln OF last week. as it places the
venerable senior Bishop of the M. E.
Church South, (yizfB Bishop Soule, J lii q
false position. He says .. IT,
!" BIsHoP SouLE, the senior Bishop Of
the NJ. ID, Church, South, is the oldest
Bishop in the Methodist denomination.
He has been so years ID the ministry
and IS believed to be the only surviving
member Of the first General Conference
In the United States, which assembled in
1900. He Is said TO be the author Of the
restrictive rule upon the subject Of slave.
ry in the Discipline Of The Church,,
Heis said to be the author, !. as the
Editor says, of the Y restrictive rule pn
Slavery" ! suppose he means one of the
General rules Of the Discipline Of The M.
3. Church. Now the Editors infornla.
ton, and that Of one of his correspond
ents, who some time since wrote series
Of articles in reference to- this rule, differ
widely as to the time, and source Of its
origin. The latter finds 1t among the
Is organic laws Of the Church in 1884,
and the former has learnedfthat Bishop
Soule isaits author, and the first General
Conferences which, he attended, was in
1900. Which is to be relied on ? E#
From a statement recently made in the
N. G. Advocate, BY its editor, we learn
that the Bishop IS now in the sixtieth
year Of his ministry, entered the travel
ing connection January 1893. was =
member Of the first General Conference,
| (l8o8) and drew dpthe restrictive rules,
Now, does not the editor know the differ.
ence between these ssrules," and the rule
Oh slavery The restrictive rules inn,
nose restrictions aud limitations upon
lthe powers Of the General Conference,
| and embrace nothing about slavery,
which the editor must know, if at all fa9
miliar with the Discipline Of the AZ. b
Church.
| What can be the object of the editor,
lin the publication of such things. con.
cefniug the Ministry of the Southern
Church? Does there not appear to b
something very significant il all this |
/ BETA. i
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-01
Hon. i. &. Jenkins Speech.

We this week lay before oar readers,
the maiden speech Of our Representative
in Congress. # reflects greatIcredituP-
on him. and has deservedly received the
Of The Press throughout the
Union, both North and South In our
last issue, we gave the comnie1datory re-
marks Of the Boston Salesman 4 leading
conservative democratic journal in Mass.
achusetts. I'd commenting upon the
passage Of the Bill for the admission Of
Minnesota into the Union, All. Sherr
man, of Ohio, laid himself open to an att
tack. and our Representative took occaA
sion 10 animadFert in severe. but gem
tlemanly terms, upon the hypocrisy Of the
course pursued BY The factionists il
Congress. His remarks were received
with appreciation by his associates ia
Congress. elected their wsrmest praise.
and cannot but meet with the cordial apl
proFalof his constituents.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-01

WAsnikoTor. May lg Judge Loring
M taken his seat ii The CURT Of Claims
The President to-day sent % the SEN
81 lie docnme.its respecting the British
outraQes on American vessels. Among
tbsm are Gen. Casa' instructions to Mr..
Dallas q bring the matter before the Brit
fsh Government demanding the dismissal
Of ne officers committing The offence, and
necuniary compensation fot the damnoage
done. The President intends 70 bold
Spain responsible for lie sulrages com
mitted ia her waters
TIE u S. steamers Fulton has beeasor
dersd to cruise and preveRs the search 81
our vessels BY ships Of any nation. Or
ders have been given for ths razee Ssvan-
nah and brig Dolphin 70 loia the Home
Squadron. The frigate Wabash, Of she
Mediterranean Squadron, Is also ordered
rs Tie Gulf. The documents were refer
red 70 the COMMITTEES on Foreign Affairs,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-01
WAsnrsoross May is.

SEvArE.-Mr. Stewards resolutions Of
inquiry If further Legislation i necessary
10 enable the Presidentto protect Amer
lean vessels from British cruisers, was
passed. Il
The bin admitting Oregon - STATE
was passed.
The bill for running the boundary line
between Texas and Mexico was passed.
+A Mr.. Gwin introduced q resolution,
which was adopted, for the adjustment
Of difficulties with New Grenada, Mexico
and Central America, arising out Of re.
cent outrages in those countries on citi-
gems ofthe United States.
IIousE. Mr.. Wright, Of New Jersey,
(den,) was elected doorkeeper in place
OF Hackney. dismissed III.
The Civil Appropriately bill was dis
cussed. II appears that The Committee
of Ways and Means bave reduced The
amount asked for from upwards Of IS, i
500, 600 to about So, 400. Doc.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-01
From The Clarksburg Register.
HoUsE OF REPRESENTA-
May 10th, 1853.

Dear ,Sirs
Having received numerous applicat
lions for the last Patent Office Reports,
wish to say through your columns, that
The Patent Office Reports Of the year
1857, will not Be ready for distribution
this session, and that those of 1856, were
all assigned to my predecessor. Hon. il ii
CaFlile, in accordance with the usual Gus
tom. 81
For lime atthe beginning o. the ses-
sion Of Congress. the reports Of 1856,
could be purchased &C the book stores ID
this city, but they cannot be gof now.
Yours truly; A. q JENKINS.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-01

g An OPINION As IS AN oRISIoNe Ala
recent trial in New York city, The intoxi,
eating qualities Of Lager Beer we're
brought into question, when the Court
made an appeal % the scientific wisdom
of some Of the medical faculty and, among
others, to Dr.. Reese, who. Id the pro
fundity u his knowledge, stated that il
. man drank enough lager beer TO intox-
.icate him. he would be intoxicated thai
-, # he imbibed lager beer to such an
amount that the alcohol contained there
I'D would be sufficient to intoxicate, iatos-
'icatipa reuld ,ollov. !, There i wisdom
and science for you What h thing its,
70 be learned What would Captain
lBunsby say to such az opinion! # 4
man should take aesufficient quantity Of
poison and death should ensue. He would
be dead, is just as good logic. Prof Dore-
nussaid Re had analysed itaand 1 found
il ID contain the least spirits Of any D.
quoroaly about 3 per cent land that it
would ]. not intoxicate-nn unless b man
drank enough 1t u A second Daniel.
A German was brought lo The stand,
who swore he had drank 1o6 glasses ID .
day, and that lie ,wassnot intoxicated
4. he only tslt g0ot e,~a Verify, Tiger lis
ore al stuff
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-01
WIN. Fl. HARRISON, As 6.

REvRRsrsG THEIR Decision - The
American Tract Society has been disturb
ed a great deal Of late years By tIe ques-
ton Of slavery. By decision b Che so
ciety recently, tracts were authorized to
De issued bearing upon the norat evils
and vices of slavery The publishing
committee did not issue any such tracts.
and AT the annual meeting on Thursday,
in New York. the question carne MP,
should the Instructions oil last year bdi
reafirmed by the Society or slioald they
be reseinded Tie meeting WIS An int
mense one. and after q brilliant debate,
the society, BY al vote Of len t. one, rel
scinded the instructions. The struggle
was i desperate one; but the abolition
element in the society was fioored Rich
mond Dispatch.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-01
sltdj SSbttiislllltllls
4 a CARD. 49,
FROM SAMUEL SWAN ( ca

The extraordinary ooafse pursued ,a
val managers Of different LOTTERIES y !, my u
JUS because our liberal schemes, a5a mn,
una anet Of doing business has ,aat.- R12a
fected them, compels Us 10 call sDec;s, 4, 4
ton 10 The facts, which all who desI,. slel
know already that is. that our La.is, sl.n y
legal the managers and trustees b, 'n.s' n
honorable men--thst We have sols Iy rss eat
yes in the last twelve months than IN Ip1s Pr
Lotteries in theEEniop, and thai ts y CHG chg
beta promptly dashed 10 ell cslss 8 s asss
ton. R'ssshsa.
The effort to injare lis aimed. M, -.
cur business BY oar rishls, but i ~ Oaiy az
to act politically on one Of oar partner, usseos
we assure our friends and The public NM ~.
Win otR coscEsa, ALI IS RlcHy ana AZ. M.
the legal investigator which We sbaT Mo- !.
q hearing, will fully demonstrate. n & ~ !
mean time, our business will Ne capaa.,. !,
ss usual. SAMUEL SWAN 4 co -
,a6:2w Lottery Manager, Aotusts. q,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-01
10 The pahlif.

ET@Sfn last weeks issue Of the1 Repablied
c. KEEaRuRy SLACK, in a long article, acknowls
edges himself to be the author Of the colnmll-
Enicatipn in a former number fNthe Republf
can, signed Z Az LOCKER On IN Venice con-
tanning an attack on me, and to " hich lreplied
two weeks since. My.objectis now accom-
plishe1. The Public know The man. through
Ills own eiTfontefy. He made charges y sainst
me which he has failed 10 susiain--his article
contsins no proof Of former assertions ~
He attempts to be somewhat fictitious but IN
proves to be a,niserable abortionE He sesks
to escape from ny charge, that Eswaa form /
erry i member ofthe ME- Church, North, and
was Afterwards turned out, by The merest sub
terfuge He denies it, on The ground that
there IS no M. E. Church, North. This isa
matter that has been so often disputed, that 4
will not now argue it. 1t is sufficient t1Tf1y
purpose, that this branch Of the AZ. 3. Church
is known by the designation of /" North IN
this community. Not much confidence will
be placed In such special pleading And his
whole arti lie Ssworthy Of Just as inucii reli-
anee as this denial.> The fact, that known
Abolitlonist attacks ms. is proof tina BE and
| did Der on that point. 81 Greeny should
look well to his own cnat oflndil, before he
attacks that ofcthers. Surely, an Abolitionist
would not sasai me and my paper but from the
ldCL LIpl ne ID 0ppOSeu4 10 me, anu tHd%Si all
laboring to exp6seEto the public eontempE and
the infamous doctrines OF suehl
men aslthis Gfeeny Slack and the blightiag In
fuenceofthe p6litico-religious church, out Of
which hs pretends to say that he was never
elected. have noticed this communicable ion
not because thought it worthy Of notice, OF
because there were any new charges TO deny, |
but because wish to show the Character, or
rather want ofcharacter, of my traducefs.--l
Both Of his communications in the Republican
smack Or the politieo priest, although he may
have been the scribbler.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-01
CITY AsooK 81 ORE,

n I.IE dhLLIFULIo31 0tIIU. us ~.
sWEM. H.NASH would respectfully call tse
attentionof country Merchants, Teaca-
eFs and others, to his extensive and well =.
lected stock Of School and Miscellaneoes
Books Stationery OF ali kinds, Blank Books
Gc.s &C which be is prepared 10 sell, waess-
sale or RETAIL at very low rates; -.
His long experience in the business ena9' !.
him to purchase very low and he can afford =
sell it greatly reduced prices.
Paftic1lar attention given to orders "
Books for public Or private Libraries. g, j.
hand s,s',7' ll 3 - 80 II v2nA1
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-01

/ APPLICATION or BRIGgAa You& G-IM1
PoRrANr FROM UTAa.--Sr. LOUIS, May
20.-The steamer john H. Dicksy, from
Leavenworth. the 18th, brings intelli-
gence of the arrival OF Col. Kane and
Abel Gifbee. at that place. Sunday last.
Gilbert states that Brigham Young had
abdicated land Gov Canning was al last
dates, thirty miles from Salt Lake City,
accompanied by deputation, pf fifty
Mormons, sent to meet him.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-01

Lusus NATURE, A chicken was
Matched on the farm Of Mr.. Cyrus Spen-
Ger, near Cub Run. nthis county, which
has two heads and three eyes, one Of
which is in centre of the double head -
It, has but one body and two eyes The
heads are joined together. but TIE bills
are distinct. Rockingham Rsgisler.
The Register makes two statements
about that wonderful chickens eyes; can
il not make another to decide between
them
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-01
/ Ap5urAgr GErEKAI' ] OrrcE.

-HH m 2 = IUtIll IiVWo. Z AZ
"a The Ehtor of1Ee Richmond Wig.
In reply to the call npon me in youi
paper Of Saturday last. all that Il can doia
10 state my own construction Of The act
for recognizing the Militia, which IS.
thatsthc company officers Ca Captain and
two Lieutenantsl are I'd be first elected
by tie men whenthey have beeh com,
niissioned by the Governor and have
qualified, they are to elect che field off
GERS.
AT NM b. RICHARDSON. is G.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-01
!. Right Of Search.
W. GndItha follnwino m th

We fnd the following IN the National
IntelEgencer Of Tuesday last
The President has demanded explana-
tons from England and Spain in refer.
ence to the visiting and searching 81
American vessels in the vicinity Of Cuba
The Steam frigate Colorado, which lefl
Norfolk onIor about the 9th inst, tool
orders 70 the home squadron to stol
these interferences with our shipping.
Its the purpose Of the Administration,
if Spain cannot protect our vessels While
10 her ports and on her coasts. to protecl
them By American ships Of war.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-01

We have prepared, in anOtherlpar Of
our paper, for tho sake q future refer
ence. ~ abstract Of ihe votes cast Oh
Thursday last, 1t each precinct Ii the
county. Ior the several candidates. with
the exception Of Consiables.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-01
!. G. NEmMA Esn ia llo1lr -lhanlla

J g. NEwMAE, Esq, has our thanks
for late Richmond and Washington pa
pers The clerks. Bar keeper and Pan
81 Pilot Of 1.-The Kanawha Valley, and
the /" a. W Quarter. win please AL
bept our thanks for late Cincinnati and
N = papers.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-01
JAMES e. CRAY,

.oTTAGE INN. near Red House. Pusnsrn
~ Co, Va Agent for the Sale Of MurIalr
Resping and Moving .Machinesi also will iuf-
lisE Thrashing Machines Of all kinds,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-01
sTRArEn on sroLEN,

Two year old black Mule, with WHIT
IL nose The finder will Re rewarded y
him, 50 that i may get him again
RACHEL NJ. T0AiPtliNS. /,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-01

In the 4th District Of this County. in
which an election was held for two JUS
tees. the following vote was given:
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-01
See JAMES H. GREg's advertisement Of
agricultural implements.

& FL
T We think II ishardly known even ia
the most intelligent Of our readers, how deem
same ofHthe sciences are looking down into
the mysteries of creation. We knew there
were wonderful discoveries in these times. and
| wonderful uses made of them, buts di not
knoWthe Chemists were initiating iii their
cruciblesend even surprising the most won
Ilui prud0ctiOns OF organic life During our
VISIT TO Lowelk,Re were introduced bf one OF
Their prominent citizens TO the laboratory of
Or :, AYEk, yentoEof Cherry Pectoset qd
/ edtaartic Pitlsy) where we were shown with
generous Irankuess. his processes and bis pro-
aucts. This master genius fart is inapuiac-
turing the subtle essences Of flowers fom tar
and other vegetable substances. His essence
OF Pine Apple Strawberry, Checketberfy,
Qqinee,, Pear, Canella, Cinnamon do NOT
only equal but they exceed in parity Of iav0r,
those vegetables themselves. His oil Of VIM
terrgreenais puTer and of better favor than
any that can be gathered from The planl and
yetis made by chemical compositions fI6m the
Hydro1caEbons il tar His process IS 10 an
alyze the substance and find the exact ulti-
mate atoms Of which it is made. then 1ecom-
pose them in the same 81, Portions which ,sxist
s - -es.-'. 3 seeee.e
Welearn, with pleasure. that CHAaLrs
Elicit, Ir. the Engineer for the James
River and, Kanawha Co. is nov ID this
region, taking the initiatory steps lor the
improvement Of The Kanawha River
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-01
GRAIN CRADLES { scYTHEs,

3 Dor -Four Finger Bow Cradles.
3, Five 81
8 Waldron's Grain Scythes.
Is "a Grass
3 ~ Bier ~ Z
3 S1aths,
3 Sickles, Just received By )
w +. & j. h. GoSHoRA
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-01
KAN.AWH az VALLEY Is IA R.

and cruelty its great men. But. another
viii rise up, couascrste the thought their
fsthers sought to crush, and sanctify the
cross Of its agony. This is human ex Z
Eperiehce ii that eternal thing, Human
PROGRESS.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-01

s. ~ RS - - - :
cIABhE iToN. rEEsDA aliNE. 1855.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-02
PATENT MEDICINES,

MEXICAN MUSTANG LlNINENT,
Townsend More's, Warrens. kelly's and Sha.
ker Syruy and Sarsaparila; Weaver Canker tnt
Salt Rheum syrup; Arnold's Vital Fluid, Atwood :
Ext. pandelon, BrantS Purifying Extract, Bull :
>arsaparlla (Juhn). Gays Blood Purifier, 6rccns
Indian ranacca, Hays ilumur Syrup. Hamptons
Vegetable TnctuIe, a sure cure, kcnnedys Medi-
cal Discovery, Morse'S syrup Yellow Dock Ord
way lIumor Discovery, Peruvian Syrup. Rad
ways Rcsolycnt, Rhode, Fever and Aguc Cure,
Sands Sarsaparlla, Shaker Sarsaparia Town
sends Sarsaparila, Old Dr.Jacobs, McMunn's Elixir
of Opium, Mrs. Ninslows Soothing Syrup, Shaker
Extract Nalerian, Wilson's Neuropathic Drops.
DR.. Abbott's Btters, Peck's Jaundicc Bitters and
Flies Indian Vegetable Bitters, Atwoods Phys-
cal. Browns Sasaparilla and Tomato, Claiks Sher-
nv Wine, and two qts., Langleys Root and
Herb Bittcrs and almost every other kind in
Balm of Thousand Flowers, Cold Cream, Flesh
Balls Liquid Rouge, &C, h. Ayers Cherry Pee
,orai, Aliens Cough Lczengcrs, Brants Pulmona-
~ Balsom, Clarke's Cough syrup, Bachelors Hair
Dye, Harrison's Hair Bye. Liniments of all
kinds; Barneys Musk Cologne, Baruy's Shaving
Cream, Barncy's Ncrbena Water; Ayers Sugar
Coated Pill, Bran'lrcths Pill, Wrght's Indian We
sctable; Court Plaster &c. &c; butchers Dead
Shot for Bed Bugs, Prof Mohr's German Fly Pa
per; Salvc, and 0intments of every kind; and
every other article usually kept in such Store.
Aft
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-02

Hon. Joseph R. Chandler, for many years
editor of the United States Gazette. published
in Philadelphia the leading Wing newspaper
of the State, has been appointed Minister to
Naples by President Buchanan. When the
old Wing party gave up the ghost, Mr.. Chan
dler turned very short corner, and came
cut wool-dyed Democrat, voted for Mr..
Buchanan, and did all that he could TO pro-
mote his election, and so sold Buck has
requited the favor in manner that will no
doubt be very agreeable to Mr.. Chandler, as
he is a gentleman, a scholar, and good
Catholic, to boot.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-02
Sherif'S Sale.


HANCOCK. SS.-,Iune 18th, 1S5S.-Taken on Execution
IL and will be sold public auction the Of $
X. Whiting Co, at M.Desert. on Friday, the 10th
day Of July 1865 at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
fall the right in equity Richard Richardson Of Mt
Desert has Of redceming certain piece Of land situated in
Mt. Desert, bounded MISUNDERSTANDING at David sea-
veys south East corner the ns OF John Some'
err thence Southery N G Richardson line; thence East
erly DENNIS Pond thence following the Pond and Brook
Northerly to Richardson's Mill Pond until it strike.
David Nasclt's South line the land Of Priscilla u. Ld
thence Suuthery first mentioned bounds, and
Eghiy-six acres. more less. The having been
mortgaged to Lyman Il. Somes by Deed dated April 5;h
1857. Recorded III Hancock Registry, Book l0& Page 25
3w2l i. IL. THOMAS, sheriff.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-02

At the recent Republican Convention at
Springfield, Illinois, resolutions were passed.
which in their leading features sustain and
re-affirm the principles of the Philadelphia
and Bloomington platforms. The doctrine
of holding Government lands for actual set
tiers instead of allowing them to pass into
the hands of spectators is very strongly
urged and set forth. The bred Scott decision
is repudiated, and the power of Congress
over the Territories re-afirmed. 4 resolu-
ton was passed unanimously indorsinr the
course of their Republican Senator. Hon,
Lyman Trumbull. and another declaring in
strong terms that Hon. Abram Lincoln is
the first and only choice OF the Republicans
of Illinois rs the successor of Hon. S. A.
Douglas in the t. S. Senate
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-02

U. S. CRcIuT CouRr-Ware D. J. prcsi-
ding. The Court met by adjournment yes
terday at IL \. NJ Geo W. L. Burnham
pleaded guilty to an Indictment charging
him with robbing the mail between Belfas
and Augusta. Burnham was used as a wit
ness in the case of Geo. W. Young, who Was
a week Of two since proved guilty or aiding
and abettins these robbcries. Sentence upoI
BurnImm was deferred to the next term
and he recognised for his appearance. Tn,
Court then adjourned to next Monday
Portland Advertiser 22nd.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-02
Discovered at Last!
Greatest cure in the World for Pain.
PROF. CHAS. De GRATIS
ELECTRIC OIL!

TIL, oil Is the only remedy In the world for thA
L Cur 1t rheumatism, I~afuess Gout Nrurzl,A
flmhaep. sCiAicA Spinal ah Britchial complaints, yS
betryGN, iifdarhe Cramps Group. ialts Vicious serains
and Bruises, Cuts and wVus, s~rssi Glands, s,a Joints
scrlula kryslras, sore Nipples s~css Breast, Womb
bisorier sa, kheG. Cankcr ~ the NosA aud s,oaash,
Ialpitan krsptsHs, sksa brea QNnsy. hross
Palsy fcurisy, xrs. Lea Jaw, Heart barn. Tooth and
Ear Ache Nervousness, Co-yene-s Burns, sore Gun. Of
teetuE infants lenorrhage, Abseess, sla Neeks Byok
Breasts, ChblAn, letter. Shingles Frosted Feet Fever
atd painful, In the only article broaghi tssrs
tseu,y mautcs-hAs h,-u used by th0asands and PIE
noUtysi 10 h the hest rcultsiy discovered.
This al acts the >! steHl With esstrsty--s Of pure
yescta pr araAu Not the sig danger u apply
Ing Is ouiwsrlly lhSaptly Il gives pvrma.
bent ciTc ia most cases from ten IN ,senty inmates
The last yssaAsts Of kgroI- have dscsyeTei tAas
all organic dsrane Il the animal the
Of Obstruction Of tbs ply eo-cetric fluid " the organ
diseased. sAfu application II this oil puts mnesi
ate mntton the the nud ard the once &C
evmplishc No berdngsn0 vomiting, pargaHg or bis
terins, is resortel to.
II None genuine without signature o! Prof. c. De-
GKAtH. Latel signed in writing.
Principal Depot No 30 south Eighth Tires soSs
below Chestnut, Philadelphia. Country aean AMI drug
rist t< supple wholesale and retail Prios IS sepv
" cents, and 81 pcr botlie.
&. q. Peek, Agent.
Try every thing else give this simple ,rsl
ClrrioS BE careful to ask for and get Dx GRArsS
Il,Ctnc OIL. worthless limitations abound.
There limitations sprung up the reputa
tom my article has acquired. The public tc.are.
They worthless. l3-Jui. Ach