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FRANKLIN INSTIIUTION,

ss.a$ .z THRoDORE VALADE, PRINCIPAL.
H HAVE the honor of informing the pubic and
pareats ~ particular tha: my Institution has been
removed on theplaation formerly owned BY jacques
astrapes, where am ready 20 receive the scholars
whom parents will oonfde to my care.
That well known position, ct short distance from
opeioisas and Washington, being unquestionably
situated in the most healthy part Of the Parish aud
not exposed to annual malades will assure to parents
the health Of their children, whose studies win never
be interrupted. $l sssssg .sss3s=s 3 essla
S So far rs regards instruction and education, shall
neglect nothing to merit continuance of the kind
patronage, with which ! have been henored here.
.s,s7a Terms, payable Quarterly.
Boarders, for Scholastic year Of ten months and d
4 hall, #ss55 $4,000
1 Day scholars, TOR same period, 10 90
All Quarters commenced must be paid in full, and
% deductions man for absence, except in cases Of
sickness. ss## T.. FALADE.
Principal and Proprietor. #
U 81 Landry, July 18th, 1857. ss3sss
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NOTICE To THE PUBLIC.

a In THE good and safe steamer
Hsssss:..FassA2ssYW Hsss:.ss.:fA2ssYW BURTON, built express
y for the trade. Capt. G. E.
LouAILLER, master, has commenced her regular
trips between Opelonsas and New Orleans, leaving
Washington every Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
and New Orleans every Wednesday at P NJ,
during the season. For freight or passage apply
on board or to Alfred Louailier, Washington
- Shippers and eonsignees of freight will take
particular notice that freight will be delivered
from the warehouse until the freight bill is paid or
receipted back to the shippers for. payment. All
with Mr.. Alfred Louaillier, at Washington, who
is authorized to collect and receipt for the same
Dec. 26th, 1857, HINCKLEY & Co.
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FOR SALE.
80 4 SMALL PLANTATION

IsiisE situated near the Town of Opelousas
80 : measuring about So superficial arpents
OF good arabic land about ten Of which are toerabe
y wen umoereo liant, with comfortable dwelling
This plantation can be purchased cheap and upon
favorable terms. f0''
For further particulars apply at the office of the
Opelousas Courier. TMarch 27. 1883
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State of Louisiana a.

SVa0eS va @AVdaBSRdHABaHs
DISTRICT CouRr, NJ .,oo
Parssh Of Saisst-Lamdry, ~. o7oo.
Estate Of Rosemond Fontenot, dc'd.
MDIERRE JACOB Bite. FONTENOT.
.M ofthe Parish of st. Landry, Admins.
trator Of the Estate Of Rosenaond Fontenot.
deceased, late of the aforesaid Parish, having
filed Final Tableau OF Distribution Of the
funds Of said Estate, accompanie by petit
tion praying for the homologation of the same;
And whereas the prayer ofthe petition has
been granted by an order Of our Court dated
23rd April instant, 1858. ~
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to-
all interested in this Succession, to make op-
positions in writing. at my Office, if any they
have, within thirty days from the date Of the.
present notice, why said Tableau should not
be honologated, the Administrator discharg-
ed Of all further liability and his bond can.
celled. @ Il. LAsTRAPES,
ss Clerk Of said Court,
opelousas, April 9th, 1858.
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NOTICE.

"a R The undersigned, thankful for Che
patronage heretofore extended to him,
Xx -sak--would respectfully inform his friends
and the public generally, that he has located him
self in the Town Of Washington where be is now
ready to execute promptly and with neatness all
work entrusted to him, such as Carriage Repairing
Painting, Trimming and Ornamenting, as well as
Sign and Ornamental Painting generally By close
attention to business he hopes to merit continue
ton of patronage. A. GOING
: Washington, Ia, Jan. 5oth, 1853 II .5ss. '
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i No IA III VI u,
.0iIil Engineer, surEsyor saad DTaaghsslaaa,
NJ WaiIHlssrss, BF LAsDar, II.
April 10Th, Is68. Il M 4 4.
III IN VI ay

u = HE undersig gned will exercise his
profession of SurgeonD Dentist III the
- LIs1Y Parish of ST. Landry and those adjjoin-
lng. A orders lefswith a. Banguerel, rear Of r. Ls
Hsbrard d Drug Store iii 0palousas, al ast the
Drug s.ereef Dr. Ds Todd q Wsshingto viii be
psompalg atkeiided to- gFss IN RURR III
y. IN charge naade for tEapelling, and bills
aI8aya reasonable ssssg Feb. %, 1868.
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IdO.TaTgsE.
4 4SROM NJ this date Ill work done at nv shop
~ must be paid cash On delivery. I am
unable to continue the business on any other
terms. L GOING.
D Washington. La, March 9Th. I858.-IY.
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GO NDEEgO OMgs D
4 Boarding Hy the year sII0 90
80 II the quarter, IS 90
Day Scholars by The year. 40 90
= ssta se3&s by the month, d #fJf}

d Boarding Dy.ths yea. $40 90
IN 81 the quarter, S. 35 90
Day SCHOLARS bY the year, 40 90
zsS..s ssds ~ 9. s ~ The month, oo.
ssssssss ~ FuRafTURE. 50 s. ssEEs
Bedstead, Mattrass, Pillow, by the year, 81 90
Washing BY the month, i so
Mediesne and the attention Of Physieians ID case
oI sickness at The cost Of Parents, ID which case
parents have option To choose their med
ical attendant III 22zz ssEss
atude1sa he expected 10 furnish their Lights,
and their wood during the winter ssszs sssSs
Ihess viii bs two semI-annnaI examinations
during each year.
afhs slosa of which, that II Ii an, nom te 18th
ofGsphenhex ~ TIN October. vaeation III
ha glysln ~ the ia q
@xa % u 0Bxgs
q pair of shosss n pair sheeks, s5ssss.t.
4 snas' winses eaisss sii ssas lslIes ,ans'. aItlo
Z saagi iineE pal aIboas, chamber - s
assinserssis distos s.ss awash. bowl, comb and
q ssss s - tnoth brush
eFa cust hIs.ahI lookiag.
1 psir air soclss, A s,ss III, b..Isbss
IN l6sqhit Vi END Ieassie -
sleletAalss lndaarF aaths
n III sdg q q lIhaIIs lIII I|IIllsr.
i'm II hnsio. l5,s IL i laisrn d, tbs bs
I.HsIIs Il u 60 - '|ilIiIaaas
xeeslts aal oslla1a ssDaes Intllg tIse
Shoe aisd Noot lins Id ss sse t5Ia III asatest
ssyie sety ~ ~ only.
4 hsg n. assdlas
ssesss N l1s s',l 4 sssl.s,, 40
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Succession Sale.

I
@@Y virtue of an order of the Distric
HD Court, will be sold at public auction
by Louis Stagg, auctioneer, at the late resi-
dence of James Akenhead, deceased, in Bay.
ou Chicot, on
Wednesday, 18th May next, 1858,
the following described property, belonging
to the succession of the deceased, viz:
, The Premises on which the de.
E:i: ceased last resided, containing about
assalza& 1876 acres, more or less The
dwelling house is an elegant and spacious two
story brick building The out houses and
improvements are in fine state of repair.
The place is subdivided into field, garden,
pasture. stable lot, &C., by excellent fences.
There are some l6 acres of corn in cultiva-
tion and well advanced. The we'll water is
the best in the Parish. The situation is pleas
ant and healty. being only ten miles distant
from the Bell Cheney, and eight miles from
the Beaver Greek Springs. ..
The undivided half of the Reed
Tract, containing l47 acres, more or less,
near Bayou Chieot. ~srs .esrss
A small Tract OF y acres, about
one mile East Of Bayou Chicot.
:. s! "a !; ,,.|il,:; = " l;':II!;' . .
Hyppolite, aged about 40 years
Latcyetia or Crecy, aged 81 years, and
her children. ~,,g rsz3, e5
Betsy, aged 13 years. tz
HOSES, aged 10 years. :. e.s j.
Louisa, aged years. 40 s.e4
A lot of household furniture, corresponding
in style with the house, including seye-
raj CARPETS, allof which will be sold
separately 8 mules and 8 hor-
ses, among which is one A
excellent harness e9
.s and buggy nag; .sa
4a A LOT of ssaa 9a
fine gentle cat af @
tie, hogs and sheep;
~ one two horse-wag |
and one horse-cart the plan
tation utensils, &c.. good buggy,
with pole, shafts and double harness, suit
able for one. or two horses; the undivided !
half Of an iron safe, &C., &C.
Terms and Conditions The land and |
slaves will be sold ON credit Of one and two /
years from the day Of sale, and the personal |
property on 8 credit Of one year, purchasers
10 give approved personal security IN solseso, |
and the land and slaves to remain specially
ncrtgaged until final payment Of principal|
and interest at the rate Of eight per cent per
annum if not pnnctually paid All snms Of
;wenty five dollars and under payable cash
az tss5 T.. W FUQUA,
. Y Tostamentary Executor.
Opelcusas, April 10th, 1858.
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yfIE undersigned his sincere
II thanks ID che public for tie liberal pa..
tronage extended ID BIN, ID bis branch of Id! Id
dustrJ and takes this 70 an
nouflce that he continues. % buy Cotton.
Sugar Wool, fides and .TaIIllow It tho hls ls
est prices fof large lots be gives a1d
iR mail iiots He pays csslll. 80!
.ss4fEs ss'a ]. ]. ii COUREI.
Dpelousas, March III 60
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District Court Parish Of >Calcasieu.

District Court.-Parish Of >Calcasieu.
Sarah Ellen Cook,
.z5as vs. s.s,s Il. No. 1876.
William II. Haskell, her husband @
N, this case, By reason of the law and evidence
being in favor of the Plaintiff, Sarah Ellen Cook,
it is ordered, adjudged and decreed, that she be-
separated in property. from her husband, William
H. Haskell, the Defendant. That the community
Of acquets and gains heretofore existing between
them be dissolved, and that in the future admins
traton Of her paraphefnai rights she be recognized
as feass sole, entitled TO tie benefits On her per-
soma. acquisitions and liable alone fF herindivi-
dual engagements. 58l. ass If Isz
Read and signed in open Court, this 27th day of
March, 1858. b. A. sMARTEL, Judge
.3ssss6zzsstss. = ss 18th Judicial District
A true copy,
J. v. Moss, Clerk fApril 24sh, 1858.
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-a@s Sassas1 sBe
TH q n ii IS D YER
sIttoEiufra ~ s,tspI l1irIs III Il III, II

- Ne " = ssse1 sAAeSS SAA
EI.AvInG assotiassd taesssse iyea III All sasL.
tice of their win
thu Diaffiet tonrts I'll the III Se III
Calctsieu apiees Ad slid I'M sfs,,ai
sesaions Hill pa1s1hs C1tift af Dpsloasss snd
0lIes Il opelo,.sas, Ls, fFApsil aash, 1ass.
z. o. I'sssf EoBEaf 4 Il Has. d ~
I. ! ! ]: / j: u II AZ
GO IS
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HILAIRE DEsEssARTs.

HIL.AIRE DESESsARTS,
=tsstAs CDEEECT0R .eyyD cRxER,
nFFERs his services to the public Of this Par
~ ish. He has formed no partnership with any
one in either of the above branches. ...ss = I'll
opeloasas, March l5th, 1s5s.-ly. sss@..s.
III ERRMAN BoDEMULLER, Main Street,
IL IL near Mr. Chretien's Tailor shop. teaches
music the violin and guitar, and repairs musical
Instruments and tune pianos, sa[ April Is, 1857.
DebailIosa q Carriere,
Receiuing, T Foraoarding and Cousmission
Merchants. s5 81 s ID
btasasissgg0as, La.
Jan. 18th, 1856.
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JOEL. n, sAMD0z, NOTARY PUBLIC
VKTILL attend with care ard diligence to all
Wv business entrusted1o him. ssuch as Family
Meetings. Meeting Of Creditors sales, transfers
aad exehause Of property: mortgages, release of
mortgages. Donations, fnventaries, Iesfanents &c
8 Office opposite the Court House, near Thos. H.
Lewis & Fofter's. f5 sf SIS
Opelousas April 18th, 1857
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= .'-- - ~ n -
or to Rev. G. RAYMOND,
Rector Of the Church Of 0pelousas.
0pelousas, August 10th, 1856.
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Mls4 puckes #hand chlets.
s6sqnit Vi III esaIlaI -
d lpeioIssle Jnsizarv a0tl. s.I u
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Brinefeld, Mass., oOth Dec, 1855.
DR.. ]. C. AVER do not hesitate to say
the best remedy have ever found for Coughs,
Hoarseness, Influenza, and the concommitant
symptoms of Cold, is your CHERRY PEG
TORAL. Its constant use in my practice and
my family for the last ten years has shown it 10
possess superior virtues for the treatment of
these complaints. EBEN KNIGHT, M. D.
A. B. MORTLEY, ESQ.,, of Utica, N. Y,
writes: /" have used your Pectoral myself
ever since Yon invented It, and believe it the
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III paper IL about being started in Illinois,
called the Horse Thieves Gazette.
IL The last society spoken ofin California is
the PAY Nothings." 1t is said to be alarmingly
prosperous.
ID-The citizens Of St. Cloud, Minnesota, have
place the one destroyed by the mob
CA descent was made upon the lottery deal
ers of Pittsburgh, on Thursday last, and the men,
beers of six different firms were arrested.
IL The theatres of Boston will he opened oil
Saturday evenings hereafter, the Legislature hav-
ing repealed the law which kept them closed at
that time.
in Chicago, at the present time, Is s6 per month
In that vicinity fer farm labor $40 and Sl2 per
month.
ID A blind temperance lecturer in Kentucky,
named Hutc Crimson, offers y cents hour TO an
tavern or coffee house keeper that will listen to
his lectures.
DC A son of Sir. McAllister, a resident of the
First Ward, Philadelphia, was attacked bv nv
d'ophobia on Tuesday night The lad was bit
ted BY dog about nine months since.
&C. Thomas Kline. of 81. Louis for becoming
a convert to Free Love, Spiritualism loses his
Wife In divorce suit, and has TO pay her az 90
year alimony.
iD 1t is singular fact that while one Ira
stout has just been convicted in Rochester for a
brutal murder, another Ira Stout is being tried in
81 Louis for attempting TO kill police officer
III The Cincinnati and COvngton bridge
prolet Is about falling through. The pier oon-
strueted for IL IL likely to prove a stand ing mon
umsnt to the blasted hopes of the over-sanguine
managers Of the Corporation.
VI An Albany correspondent Of Buffalo pa
per closes paragraph about Albany hotels a.
follows Like the Block Islanders, the Albani-
ans live by skinning strangers in tho winter and
edsn othsf during the summer season"
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

bhOWNS' HOTBL.-N StaTkweather Md:
do; E Caldwell, La; Pitmsu and adv rys =
- moore, N.Y. w Huffman, Pa; Bigler,
ny; Mrs Welton and child, 40; p 'Searle, CT
a, HGb.on Maine; Lynot, do; r NJ Collins,
Miss; z Newman and lady, Va; Misses Boul
ware, do George Pearson, Md. p A Webster,
do; Webster, do; w Guest, do, A Cleaye
land do r Shaurd, Va; = G Coffman, do; A
Rogers and lady, Va; : w Starr and lady. do: q
W Harris, Tenn; w Lowe, do; g smith, do;
Bowling, do; II II Grubb, CIV; Cheat.
Nv, DR. Green, sc; q n BRYAN, Md; III Wood
bury, DC; Logan, Ga; = Boulware, Va: d
WaIkeT, MB; Hodges. Md; l. S,usser Mo:
a Nss6itt and lady, NCaro; w Alexander,
Ind r. w Arganbrisht, do; f 6 w Hall, Md:
w Beall, do: j b Wentz, do; ) Wentz do
w J Wilton, do; 5 Wilton do 4; c Ferguson
20; Sd l. ksllPusi jr' do Mrs SIC Cooke, Va;
and ladies, NY; j Cummings, Pa; w Il Tones.
NY; Jas Edmoddson. Ga; j L. EdmoDd.on do:
Texas
NATIONAL HOTEL.-sRice. ir. C:s Can
ysttOn, DR. Murphy, Va; NJ Wylef, " n; E r
HOsmsr, o, DIR w III Stran, Me; n w Field and
lady, NY w w Wright Honduras, j Hawks.
do: VIM French, Eng; Walker, n Yk; II Par,
her. n ButTick, Mass; W Cochran Ohio; G.
Farwell and lady, FL Krissman, Ill; Il Mahool,
DT West, 4 Purton, r Bartholo., Md; ID :
Pratt, Mass, II + NewhalI, do; e MendenhaII. o.;
Md; Capt Braddock. J @ Miller, Md: ] Hens.
worth, NYk; A A Lockwood, Texas; Mrs Villa
naeroe and child, do; L + Christman, Caro-; S
Marchbor, do
WlLLARDS' HOTEL j Bowditch, Mass:
Lucas, X A Rivers, Pa; A Heard ) Brooks r
II Cnderhill, Mass; Mr. and Mrs Morrison. Can:
Gapt benton, Army; l. Brent, Cal; Ed Hobart
La IL Field and lady, f Hasey and lady
townsend and lady, II p Hayes and lady,
w Seaver, w Brinckerhof and lady NYk:
Dr w Brooks, Lambert Ceilings, Md; j s
Johnson, DC DR. Arnold, Ga; e Webster and
lady, Mass; Preston, SC; DR. w Boardman,
Nd; Ii Pearson, Thomson, J e u Smith, ]
Kennedy, A Parmelee, NY
United STATES.-R 9 Jones, s Calvert.
va; Dunbar, Pa; A Robertson, Ma; q
BulkIey, Wis; F De Long and son Cal; 1.
Bowen and lady, NY; w A Wilson Va: w n
Henderson. Pa l. 4 Lovett USA; JB Yonny.
TS; w Jenkens, w Ball, Miss A Ball, NJ;
j McClintock, Md '
hlRkWOOD HOUSE, Lee q Will.
Va; ID Barnum, NJ; w II Easily, Va; n : Knott
ana lady, Cal; w w Running and lady. NY; w
CnsbDan, Pa II Nugent. Md; j Kempton
ana A. lady, Mass; Francis, NY; J ID Guthrie,
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I Nsf,ss ,ss saI s:ssasArs' ra az

The s,apt Of lana made p ne ~ Of Genres .I
h Tie oons rsc,Ion Of osrtap railrosas therein men
!ss sssa e ~ ssiess &
ss'
Mosrss. % point % tSs plTly.f sIss.l,.
s.s, 70 The state Inc Of Texas which lie oatsds
Of sir viIts o. saek sid," Of the said roads sia:
not been selected In virtue Of SAID grant any Other
grant made By Congress-. legally claimed By pre-.
the date Of v,thdrawal. viii Be restored 2 private
entry on days and at the places specl
went, Eve cents eer ser 1. 10 Wit 4 on'
At the lard Office 1t MoSRoK on Monday, the third
via Greenwood. Shreveport, and Monroe. to a point
on the Mississippi river opposite Vicksburg. viz:
North of the base line and east Of the principal
DaeTfdtaa. a.. rn.r.
Townships IS. I6, 10, and a, Of rangel.
Townships Is and is. Oranges and 6.
Townships IL. Is and is, of range7
Townships u and Is, Of range 8.
townships y, Is. Is, and IS; Of ranses and TO-;
townships Ia, IS. IL, Is, and le, of range IS.
Townships IL, Is, ~, and IS, OF range u.
North Of 'hs base i'ns and trsa Of the priHeipa!
meridian
townships Is, IS. ls, and %. oranges snds.
townships Is, l6, IL, 10, and -. of ranges.
townships - l6, -, and NJ, Of range 4.
AT the land office at NaTcHITocHEs Monday,
the third day of May next, the road ''ttom the
Texas line, VIA Greenwood, Shreveport and Mon
roe, to point on the Mississippi iyer opposite
Vlcksburg, VIZ:
North offhe base line and rsSt of ths principal
msridiaH.
Townships Is, l6, IT, Is, ~, 2l o. and Is, OF range
Townships Is, Is. II, Ie ~. 81 and g. Of rauge1.
Townships l5 10, 10, ~, p, T. and Is, Of range
townships Is, Is. II, 70, ~, and q. OF ranges.
Townships Is, f6, 10, 2, n, and q, ofrange Ia.
Townships a. Is. I6. 10, ~, and II, OF range n.
Township, "a, Is, 10 ~. q, aud - of range -.
Townships IL IS. TO- ~, ~. p, and IS. of rsnge u.s.
Townships a. .. rs, Is, 10, ~, n, p, and Is, OF
ranges "a, Is. and I6.
On the road "from New Orleans, BY Opolous as, to
the State line of Texas"
North Of the base linz a~d rcsst Of tke principal
n1srIdtdH.
| Townships !, 2, 5, and 4, OF ranges.
Townships I. 2. 3. =, ond g. of ranges and g.
townships 1. =, s, T. ), 6, g. 9, and To- of ranges
| and8.
| townships |, 2.345.6,7a.II and y, of range 9
Townships |, 2, -, "a 9, 10, n. and IL, OF
| range 10.
Township. As.S7,s, 9, 10, u, and IL, Of
| ranges u, and IL
Townships 5, 4, s. 6,7, 9, 9, 10, IL. IL. and Is. Of
| range Is.
Townships 6. 10. II, H. and IS, of range "a.
| Townships 10, ~, ~. and I3. of rangelS
| TownshIps II, 12. aud Is, Of range rs.
| Gwen under my hard, At the General Land Office
a. the city OF w ash ngtOn, this twei day Of March
| 1882. THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
/ m u lawtde Commissioner.
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p. ~sq SAAs 1iSS zoe 81 xsnos' TaI'17Ha
IA vs,s Ss,sgsls does 70 . sss,wsN Pis,,is.
"a sd sIs.S ~o s:s S Ssis
mer, Hs has p9x U hs e9sssss,ea over Que hundred
geftAAtss of fts vslse.Ni vitaln twenty Ailsa q
I've bottles srs warranted v s.rs a.rsias Der.
.0ns = ta.s. bottles VIII surs the worst kind q
3. e sh ~ will o,s u. system Of Bile.
I've bo!sls; 3: 81, vstTsnssd g cure the v0r't
aa6i End a ffs sSs;: arc to care The
Ode or two bottles are warranted to cure oil Hs-
Two bottles are warranted to cure Running Of the
Ears and Blotches among the HAIR, ~
-Four TO six bottles are warranted to csre corrupt
One bottle vim cure scaly ERUPTION. Of the Skin.
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the
TyooI three bottles are ., yysIr.ntsd to cure the
Three to four bottles are warranted to cure Salt
Five to eight bottles will cure the worst o.ss of
beneht ~ always OF perienced from the krst bot
tie, and perfect cure is warranted when the above
Nothing looks SO improbable 70 those who have in
vain tried al the wonderful medicines Of the day, a.
sIone Old stone walls. should cure every 6amoT the
i TSs5s G hsSf SnS
peddled over thousand bottles OF II In the vicinity
Of Boston. know the effects of 1t in every case.
has already done some Of the greatest cures ever
done in Massachusetts,. gave It to children year
vormy looking children, whose desh was soft And
nabby, restored to perfect state OF health bT one
bottle.
To those Who are subject to Q siok headache, one
bottle Will always cure il. 1t gives great relief in
oatarrh and dz1iness. Some who have taken il had
been positive for years. and have been regulated BY
it, Where the body 10 sound it works quite oasy, ,
but where there is arrangement Of the functions
OF nature, 1t will cause very singular feelings. but
you must not be alarmed; they always disappear in
from four days to week. There is never a bad
suit from it; on the contrary, when that feeling 10
gone, you will feel yourself like new person.
heard some of the most extravagAnt encOmums Of it
that ever man listened to
In my own practce always kept it strictly for hu-
medicine, great and wonderful virtues have been
| found in it that never suspected.
Several cases OF epileptic it's disease which was
always considered lnourabe, have been cured by q
few bottles. q, what mercy if 1t will prove eiec-
tua In al cases of that awful malady-there are but
| few who have seen more Oft than have.
know ofseveTal cases of DrOpsy, all of them aged
people cured BY it: For the various diseases IF the
Liver, Sick Headache, Dyspepsia, Asthma, Fever
and particularly in Diseases of the Kidneys O., the
| discovery has done more good than any medicine
| ever known.
No change of diet ever necessary-cat the best yol
| can get and enough oft.
| Directions for Use.-Adults one Tablespoonful
per day-chdIen over ten years dessert spoonful
children from five to eight years, tea spoonful As
take sufficient to operate on the bowels twice dsJ