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kA Mrs. J. A. williams. M. D.. offers her
services TO these of her sex, and 10 children,
wha may need medical advice or attendance.
Especial aitea'ion given to the management OF
fema3e diseases, and dispiacemsnts.
Those wlsniag an Interview at their residence,
caa address Post Office Box 8H.
,,EssiDkStE on Clay, between 9Th and oth streets,
Richmond. VS.. ec 4-lmt
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DEATH IN FaANcE.--- lsseent paler* anp0upes
the death of ii n Edwsra jane Fhayxr. lately
aud q member Of the Impsrtai senate MI
Thayer was d son of the ials JaiHes Ttsty ~ ~
native OF Rhode Island, and 4 slisesl desnvAds
ant of Roger Williams, the toAfsnsx IA ~
y.sa
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Respectfully, yours,
JOHN HxNRIE, Esq j. SMITH

AN EXPLANATION FROM GREELEY.
Mr.. Greeley has deemed it proper, in view
of Forbes expose. to publish ga card % deny
ing all knowledge of the Harper's Ferry move-
ment, but containing some g confessions"
MIR. Greeiy says that some time late in 1856.
he was "apprised that he tForbes) was going
out TO Kansas TO help the Free-Stat men, then
threatened with annieilation by border ruff
fans OF Missouri, backed by Federal func-
tionaries and troops.'' He adds, 1 gave him
S20 as he was starting; others gave him larger
sums how mach in all do not know, but
think his toth receipts from friends of Free
Kansas on account of his resolve Ito 60 and
fight the Federal troops) cannot have fallen
below S1nn.,
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DEAR SIR wish You to give such explana-
tions to our friends, rs to our situation here as
after advising with Owen, you will be enabled
tosdo. We can, of course, do nothing to pur-
pose till our freight is mostly received. You
know also that it takes great deal longer 10
start some folks thaa it does others. 1t will
be distressing IN many scayS TO have lot of
hands for many days out of employ. We must
have time TO get on our freight, aud also 10
get on some who are at distance, before call
ing on those who are ready and waiting. We
sHmst make up our lot of hands near by ct
one and the snrie time as possible. Do not use
much paper to put names of persons and places
upon. Send back word about the price of
board with yon
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=, To rehacce mannfnctnrrrs..-w,

- To Tobacco N anufa ctnrer s.--We
u1te made aTr2nGenlentS with Mcssrs. NusSer X
CoCu3yr 20 maze and sell their PATE VI TO BAG
go Pr ESSfS with movable RETAINING PRES
:, and sTe now pFepsI cd 10 make them II short
uar.ce N esl. the stteBt:on OF all manufacturers
o. ,hscso ~ them. VI G claln for these machines
Isl. Labor saving.
II The work is done better.
81. The small space they occupy.
4ta The immense saving of money in the outlay
for machinery.
) ujll 81 tobacco is set by Of these machines
Ia from three tA i've minutes, and Taed of in the
- : .ne7 3 SIDE track. ard allowed u sta ID
long os tie manager wishes. lfenough 81 the re-
tanners are procured, the tobacco stand for
nrurs m me mills.
N, -eter to dessrs. Palmer & Allison, 4, Dill,
/. Lo.},.r, j. i. ReySter Co, Tnrp.n = Var
f-olza. E1TFNGEE & EDMOND,
~ facturN IS Of Portable and Stationary Ensiues
ari Saw y lis, Cary St, Richmond. oe ls-lm*
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Ia Cox's SPARKLING G~latine, for sale by
JN0. w. GARLIcK,
peH~a ApothseaTy aud Druggist.
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DEAR FRIEND: l enclose you draft for $50
on New York, bought with money sent by
Mrs. Russell. Dir. Howe has already sent YOU
S5U and G. S. of p, writes me that he has
sent, or will send, 500. The remainder will
probably come more slowly, but / think it
will come. have sent your letter to Ct. S.
Please acknowledge the receiptof these Sums
Yours, ever, f.
Endorsed on back by Brown, sF. b. S. let
tern
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4Ar steam Engine. for sale A two-and "a
hs,i hotse @ Q Fam EhnlN =, "a complele ofder
at BARGAIN. Appls at this Office. oe its
~. Every Lover Of Goad Bread. sh1nld
tgs sEAPLE'S INFALLIBLE BAKING pow
OEh-~pfics ~ cents. For sale everywhere.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-11

MoRE llEfP-1HE Work GoEs BRAvELY
OE-The Alliance Times, an influential pa
per, published in Alliance, Stark county,
heretofore neutral in politics, came to us last
week with the Democratic ticket flying at
its mast head 5, G. Mckee, Esq, the edi-
tor OF the times, is a fine writer, anu the
way he'll make the wool fly will bo a eau
ion to the niger worahippers of Old Molly
stark. This is an important acquisition
The paper has large circulation, ana it
will do good service for the cause of Demos,
racy We give the Times hearty welcome
into the ranks Of the "unterriIlei -
Holmes county Farmer. Ut
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Tnn SADDEsT SIGnT The attention Of
bachelors is invited to the following twill
from salisbury: "There arc some sights in
this world--n city sacked and burned-a
London in the midst Of plaguo-a shin
burned at sea-a family pining In staryation
"a jar OF honey smashed on the pavement;
but tho saddest sight to us Of all is mn old
bachelor stoljdly walking to his end, his
great duties undone, his shirt buttons of, his
stockings outat the toes, and nobody TO l5ave
his money to. Wore we snch man, the
mild, reprovipg eye of widow or maiden
lady would drive us mad But their Is still
hope, Uglier and older mon than any Of our
friends have married beautiful wives, who
trained them admirably"
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Reap William Smith O'Brien has been fe.
ted on his estate in Ireland by his tcnantry.
About one mile from Cohermoylo the noble
demense Of MIR. o. Brien is Ranogona, held
by y Enright, Esq. Costlematriz, as tenant
A Field was hare selected, where a beautiful
marquee, provided especially for the occa.
sion, was set, and dinner provided for two
hundred persons
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NOTICES.

Mrs Wiuslow an experienced nurse
snd female rhytieiAn, has soothlng sJEnp for
cidldrcn teethius witch greatly nsihiaicn the
process Of testhing bynofeningthe gums, reducing
ALI innammn,i0n efi aiay hli pain, and IA sure 10
regulate the bowels. Depend unon II, mothers, 1t
wlieive oyoutioiyea, ond relief and health TO
youriHfanis. Perfectly nafe in all caaes. see ad-
veriinemtnt n another column. leo
Eelio=say's Ointment ID a Magic balm
for sore breasts, sore legs, and old wounds, even
those that have dencd All other applications Tor
serioa OF tears. Thousands % certificates aiteri
its almost miraculous dolnEa In he hobpitaia both
OF tho old snd the now world.
Sold at tho mandatory, No. 30 Maiden Lane
New YORK, and by all druggists, a, o5c 0ao., and Al
per box or pot. auee-d6viw
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Bea. How is that the trees can mt on
new dress without opening their Trunks p
Because they leave out their summer clio
thing.
H@- Money is the root of all evil. New
ertheless, it is an eminently esculcnt root
Punch.
H@- Miss Star, "the escaped num- wht
created so much excitement up North, anC
the rich Cuban and his alianced are among
the lions aud lioness' at Saratoga
rea-The boiler of steam saw-mill al
Milark, in Fulton county, Ind, exploded last
week, killing instantly a Mr.. Nipple, who
attended the mill, and wounding a Bon of the
owner, Mr. Hart SO that he died in three
days.
se1s The iourneymen bakers ofNow York
held a meeting last Saturday evening for the
purpose of demonstrating with their en-.
ployers against being required to work twenl
ty hours out of twenty four, and against the
delivery of bread on Sundays
DeA- The Council Bluff (Iowa) Bugle, saws
there is still nearly half million of acres
OF Government land in that district subject
to entry at 81 25 per acre, and about six
hundred thousand acres of railroad lands
that can be purchased at 81 80 per acre.
Now is tho time, it says, for the poor man
to get good home in Iowa, with one hun,
dred and sixty acres Of fms land for 5000.
ReA. Brooks Monument is now completed.
a large place about it and down the side OF
the mountain has been cleared away, and a
comfortable house for the monument keep.
er erected October l3 is the anniversary
Of the battle Of Queenston, and it is propo,
sed by the Canadians to celebrate the ocea,
sion by a suitable Inauguration Of the mon
umen5
ne9pA policeman undertook to shoot a
horse that had run away, in New York, the
other day and received such injuries as to
ender it yalueless, and killed man. The
policemnns pistol exploded daocidentallya and
the ball entered the back Of the head Of a
bystander, killing him Instantly. The po-
licemans name vas Dorkee The man who
was killed was jacob Ottinger.
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- stitch on both side OF the
out.
They are en- made with the highest mechanical
sAl aud all warranted 10 work well on all kinds Cf
gooas, from the iEhtcui fabric toheavy leather In
particular we would call attention Of ali 30 our new
family sewing machine. 1t has been manufactured
expressly Tor family use, ana has mel with favor
ffom an Itis 50 simplaed As 10 renderlt impossi-
pie TO getout Of order, OF derange its operations;
indeed III "a 80 gimple as 90 astoninh one that so
snlall piece OF meohan sm viii sew.
below we give description of the diilerentslyes
MOI. Isayery convenient style which can be
Workedhy hAndoT loot, on or on its own tRlle For
eonvenienec o. shipping and also for large manuiAc-
torles Whcre ~ II neeetsary TO place number OF
machines into long bench making one table answer
for them AN Price $50,
NO 2. with Walnut OF Mahogany Table, either
with OF without Boz Tor, which locSs down. Price
slO0 and su0.
andsta higher rate OF speed This kiHd &c well
adapted 20 manufacture clothing or leather work
IhiAis really the cheapest nehine In tho market
a ihefe is no work done on sewing Machine that
u viii not do, 10 10 confidently asserted that this
Maehine runs easier than any machine now in use.
NO .; This Msehinchas = long arm, 10 aooom-
modate large work, n runs at high rate OF speed
unseasly, andis without doubt, the best Machine
Tor IaiorH uso, ever offered TO the public II is alsO
peculiarly fitted for plantation work as IL IL very
simHleyei su9stantlsl and durshie, with but little
Haniilt} lg8ei0nt oi orGeF- Pfioe SIaa
, NO'5, Thls 10 now and cheaper style and A
general tsVoflte for Family, Light Leather, and
great variety 81 worn. Ithaa been g0lten up With
refereDoo 20 furnishing a strong ana Durable Vet
light and tasty machine, al less price than either
OF the above: i runs verY easy, rapidly, and is
$50.
NO 8. This is machine got up on an entirely
new pElnciplei different from anything ever before
offered 70 the public and We confidently assert that
Tor family use ithaa not an equal. 10 Is very Light
and tasty ,runsyery rapidly q almost Roiaclcss IN
It's operation and uses a STRAIGHT HEEDIE. u Il
80 arranged rs 70 be utterly impoasibe ior tito mish
stitches ithas tension on bot sides, and eArfiea
a large supply Of thread on the under spool. Tho
motions are gaped by two small sranhs that run
without perceptiblc noise. The two threads arc
worked tnsuoh mannoras never 20 pull 10th attho
same time, and consequently, little liable 10 break
The seam IL vcfg elastic and the thread does net
break IN washing. IL will do coArse work hetter
thAn Any cheap machine now In mari cf, As IL uaea
sils, oottoni OF linnen with equal facility Price SEQ
pesonphvo Circular furnished gratis.
OFFlGk NIq, BROADWAY, n, a.
WHITNEY & LYON Proprieiora.
p.I. rRuMP, Agent, ,TiiTs st., door wesi Of the
ohio Hook. liei9-imd&Wl
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- a card to the Ladies.

DIX. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL
PILLS, FOR FEMALES.
AN INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR
\ Correcting Irregularities, Relieving Painful
and Distressing Menstruation, "partionlarly Of
the Change Of Life, and in Removing obstruo-
tions, from whatever cause. Adjudication
Pains in the Back and Loins, Pressing dow n
Pains, Rash Of Blood to the Head, Dizziness.
Dimness of Sight, Green Sickness, Heavinoss.
Fatigue on any slight exortlon Palpitation of the
Heart, and all the various distressing complaints
particularly that most annoying, weakening. and
the beginning Of all other Female woaknesses,
LEuC0hkHGA, OR WHITES.
And always successful as a preventive. Attic
same time there Is nothing in these Pills that can
do injury to life or health. Let tho direction 10
ssrotly followed and you will find them 10 be all
they are reprosonted-so much so, that in nine
out OF ten cases, will warrant them. DO moi he
discouraged If ono box should fail, bat try anoth
or, although, as genefAiihing,
ONE BOX IS SUFFICIENT.
Thousands. OF certificates are in the hands of
the Proprietor, fom some ofthe drst ladies in the
country.
regnautlemaIs ,orthose supposing thomselvss
SO, are cautioned against using those Pills AZ the
Proprietor assumes no resp0nsibility after the
above almOnition, although their mildness yould
prevent any inlary to health; otherwise these
Pills are recommended. Directions accompany
each box.
Va See Circulars.
N. B.-The composition Of these pills is 'no
secret" The general agents are presented with
the receipt, and they viii tell you they are, with
out doubt, tho best Family Medicine ever intro.
duced since tue science Of medicine daWned upon
the world. Price 81 per box.
IA Sold Wholesale and rotailin Dayton by
HUBBARD ROBINSON,
Eastside Main ST.. between 80 ana an.
and by DR.. w, W. STEWART,
Mod, Phillips New Building.
Thoabove Oruggists are aaie agents for Mont
gomery county, Ohio. They viii supply dealers.
and send the Pills TO Ladies by maflto any part
Of the country laonGdeutia ny - -ec-ipt ga
through tn o Dayton Postofics nov2q-Iy
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DTVrf fSsios .,s.s ifVf Tf
CINCINNATI INsTtTtTE,
ToR - F.
Diseases Of the Lungs and Throat,
No 9Oi Vine e., between 9th and eth.

/. .pEhSoNS HAVING ANY AFFEC-
tions OF the Lungs or Throat nreinvitcd TO cail
~ DH WotfE'a CiHcfANhTf iSeTfru1E, where this
claHa OF maladea u treated eycuHively nnthc most
improved method OF modcatlng air for lnhalalioni
In % injection with eonatitutioual Treatment
Those who cannot visit the Inatitute. but are de-
airousoi employing Modicated Inhalation Bt home,
VIII have a circular sent to them containing fnli
description Of Medicatcd Inhalation and n list of
questions respecting disease IN me chest which, by
answering correctly, viii euable me IN many in
stances 10 form proper opinion of the case, and
prescribe and forward hy eXptees or otherwise las
ordere0) the proper medicines and inhaler, (see The
engraving nhoyeb with fhl disections ~ be used
A. home. IN this way, IhaYo treated patientswlth
entire aucceasi alter thcirhome phy6ldan6 had pro.
nounoed them hopolcHsly tncufabe
tor the circular enclose a. postage stamp, aud
Dh. N H. WOLFE,
Box 23iO, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Fever and Acme


from Nlicli mankind 1uoer Oyer a laf9e rart Of
the Cube, d the cousdquonco of dlsdatef aofiot
~ the syelcm, induced ~ tho poisonous nlasnl
oflyegefalllc decay, This oxhaiation n evolved
~ the action Of solar heat on Wet soil and fiscs
With che ewaicry yhpof fromi h. Whnh the ann IA
below the horizon this vapor linfurs nonr ihe
carihs surface, and the Virus n taken with h
through the lunHs into The blood There II ncfa
as m Irritating poison on the Internal vlsoers
and eXcruting organs Of the body. Tho liver be-.
comes torpid and fails to serrefe not only mia
virus, but also The bio from the blood Doth
the Virus and The bile accumulate In the oircula.
ton, and produce violent constitutional disorder
Tho spleen, the kidloya and tho stomach sym.
patll2e with the liver, and become disonlered
also. Finally, the instinct Of our organism, as
" In an attempt 20 cxpol the noxions infusion.
Concentrates tlo whole blood of the body In the
internal cNcret0res 10 force them 70 cast Il OUT.
The blood leaves The surface, and rushes 20 the
central Organs with congcsiyc violence. This o.
tue tHfILa BHt in this effort lt fails. Then Che
FEVER follows, iu which the blood leaves the
central organs and rushes 10 the surface, ns ~
U another effort tp expo the Irritating poison
through The other great oxcreiory the skln In
this also itfails, aud the system abandons the NJ.
tempt exhausted aud waits for the recovery OF
EtrenRh 70 repeat the hopeless effort another dny
These ore The fits or painxysms OF FLYER AND
AulE. Such constitutional disorder will OF
course undermine the health f Il "a not removed
We have labored to 0nd, and have found, an
HutldOtc
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DAILY EMPIRE.
Litlle Rob andI


BF AMANDA NJ DouotAss.
Down upon the pleasant meadows,
Very long ago,
Ere the day was filled with shsdowa
Either fell hesnow--
Gathered we the golden king cups
As the hours flew by;
Never dreaming Of the morrow
Little Bob and
In the quiet, shady ehurchyard
lieth Rob asleep;
In the cottage by The hearth stone,
Lonesomely | weep.
Never more upon the meadows,
Meath the summer sky,
VIII run out, with shouts Of gladnesy,
Little Rob and |
How the sunshine, idly fingered
Very long ago,
when liie's web was gaily fingered
BY the elves--so low
That We never heard the weaving.
Or the shntlles fly,
Rambling gaily ever onward
Little Rob and I.
Down upon the pleasant meadows.
Lonesome brooses blow:
Never little Steps are falling
As in long ago;
Aud no voices, gladly climbing
With the hours 60 by;
Ne'cr again shall gaily ramble,
Little Rob and I.
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FAMILY GROCERIESlI
New stahd lFreah Gooda.
IOHN ISi GERIIART. Agent,
no. 50 JKFFERsOE ST.,
A few doors South OF the Market House
DAYTON. o


A few doors South Of the Market House
. DAYTON, o
.HASJUST RECEIVED A FRESH AMI
well asaprted stock OF fnc Family Grooeries
ot every aeset they have al been purchased
pared 70 sell them ~ as loM pfictt as thee ohn be
aordedi and e ieaoved that no ahaii leave hiH
The following articles compose apart ofhls stock
N. O. sUGAR--Crashed and Pulyeriyed
REFINED SYRUPS, and N. O. Molnssee.
MACkEREh--No /, 9, and 3 White
-, Fish, Cod Eish, and Hsrring,
MlDDLEIOWN Sugar-Cnred Ilnms--a
A FINE supply Of Beef and Mutton
Hams, Tongues, 40.
DRIED APPLIES, Peaches Prunea, Cher.
TEAS, Of all grades and Of the very best
quality
SUPERIOR new Cheese;
SEVERAL barrels OF first -rate Vinegar
Cider;
WILLOW and Wooden Ware;
E.best quality Of Brooms
CAN Tobacco, of New York BRANDS
BEST quality German and other Cigars;
OPAL, Star and Tallow Candles
THE best Of Meshannoek Potntoes.
CORN MEAL, Butter, Eggs, Lard, &c.
THE best quality Of Family Crackers
GROUND and unground Coffee, Spices,
NutmegB, Cinnamon, Clovea, sc.
STONE and Crookery Ware, &c,
In short, every article usually found In Family
Grocery OF the lrHt character.
He respectfully makes his bow TO the eltizens of
their patronage, myia-dEw
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The Rain.

The Rain.
Like the dew that falls on Hermon's Hill,
Aud reach the thirsty plain,
The blessings Of the clouds dstil
In showers Of gentle rain.
The dropping flower uplins it's head,
It's spike the corn uprears;
On every wited field is shed
The joy Of welcome tears.
All nature owns reyiving part
In boon 80 lavish given,
As sinks TO earth's exhausted heart
The beauteous need OF heaven.
On shrub aud aower--on plain or height
No drop desceDds Ia vain
Flower, forest, field and stream, unite
To bless the gentle rain
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Confirmed Consumption.

r. you would have something extra in the
Daguerreotype, Ambrotype or Photograph
&c line endyised and 90 to Seebohms Palace
OF Art, Market House lie is the only Ar
tist engaged in this business. oct6
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0URNEW TWO THREADED ELLIPTI.
" cal Lock stitch and Improved shuttle Machines
in speed, simplicity adaptation the pirpoees OF
Family sewing we challenge the world to produce
anything TO equal themi They contain all the urAI
improvements thathaVe ever been inv ented and sue
CeBsfully applied TO sewing Machines; thus making
them OF more gvnerHi unity ana real practical
worth, AS applied to the purposes Of family sewing
than anything ever yet produced These are the
only hrst-.laHs Machines that arc now sold at the
above mode ate prices, They have no superior in
any respect and, in order TO thoroughly prove their
praotioabiuty and general usefulness, we do ALL
KlEDs or MACHINE sEwfNa TO ORDER, and freely
oher their use 70 any one who may feel disposed 10
try them, giving all necessary Instructions regard
ing their operation and management.
For further particulars send for a circular or in
guire AZ No. 81 Main street, between Ist and ID,
n8- Every Machine warranted.
Jel $. @. AYREs, Agent
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se5-See advertisement of DR.. Sanford's
LIVER lNVlGORAT0Rin in another col
ann,
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7A.T WFM6Tg6W
Depend upon It, Mothers, II win give rest to your.
selves and,


felfes, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
VIC have put M and sold this nttieie for over
ten years, and CAS- say Nr1pENcF AND
rRUIH OF IL, what weHs have never been ab e 10
say of any other medl-s-s cine-NkVER HAS 1T
FAILED, IN A stNGLEk1 INSTANCE, 10 EF-
FECT A CURE, Wheus,a Timely tscd, Never did
we Know an lnatancctt Standardization Of by any
one who used ~. On thck-t contrary, all are de-
lighted with It's opera-fH tiona. and speak in
terms Of highest com-l1 mendation Of its magic
nj effects and medical virtues. We SPEAK In
this matter fiwftAT WEI 10 KNown after ten
yearai experience, andl1 rLrDon ouR RrpurA-
rfoN FOH THE ruLffL-r-s MfNr or WHAT WE
HERE BEULAHG. IN al-Gl most every Instance
sSRaSstien, % relief wiliE- BE- found IN Iiiteen or
twenty minutes nt'orkl the ayEunia ADMINISTERED
This valuable preparars tion is the prescription
Of one OF the most EXEf PERIENC ED and
skILLFULNuRsEs in n New England, aud has
been used with hEvnnS rAiLiNa suCcEHs ~
THuUsANDsO OF OAsEs.
ItDot tonly relieves the - ohildfrom pain, but in
vgorates the stomAohNl and bowels, correcta
aoidity, and giyes tone and energy to the whole
system, It will aimostgn Instantly relieve GRI-
PING IN THE BOWSA ELs AND WIND COL
IC, and overcome cons, vusiona, which, A not
speedily remediedi endi$ In death. We belleveit
the nEqT and sunosTr Remedy In the world, in
all cases Of DHsENO Terry AMI DthR-
RHE, IN CHILDREN, whether 10 arisen from
tcething, or from anyf3 other cause. We would
say TO OcVery mother whom has a child suffering
from any OF the foregoS@ ing complaints - DO
NOT LkT YOUR PRES, JUDGES NOR THE
PREF uDICEs or OrHt RRs, atand between
your suerlng child and - the relief that Will be
SURE - yes, ABsOrs LUTELY sURE--to fol-
low the use of thiaE% medicine II timely used.
Ful directions forF using win accompany
each bottle. None gen I. uine unless the fac-sim-
ile Of CURTIS PER % KiNs, New-York, is on
sold by Druggistsi throughout the world.
Principal otles,F4 No. 70 Cedar st.,
New York.
Price only rs Cents per Bottle.