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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14
From ~. Eouis.

ST Lows. Thursday, Oct. 10. 1854.
Gen. ROseerans, with part Of his staff, lett for
The front nst M sht.
The Iaaol Union Convention in the the Let District,
Yesterday nomnlted Charles f. johnson for Congress-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14
The Vermont Legislature.

NoArrELiki, Vt. Thursday Oct IT. 1894.
The state Legislature convened in this place
today. The senate oTgnn2d by olcctng Henry Clark
Secretary; James T.. sampson Assistant Secretary
and tue Rev. i. H. White oi Coyenry, Ch,plan. The
ionse elected the Hon. A. H. Gardner 81 bloomington
Speaker. and D. II. Flags of Wilmington. Clerk.
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Mnssnchu.cits Politics.

liOsroS, Wednesday Oct. 10. 1885,
The Democl a;ic Convention in tho With Dis
trci held to-day. nominated the Rev. Thomas Green
wood Of Maiden. tor Congress aud J. IL. Carlton Of
Haverhill fog Presidential eieclor,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14
Nebraska Election.

OHAni, rlGrjday. Oct. l3, ls6f
Nebra ka has elected o Union Delegate 70
Coagrc by n largo maioI.ty,
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TEE INDIANA ELECTION.
Further Keiurns-E nios Majority still
Encfcnbiuz.

Spec "a Dsrs.ch 70 The y. Y. TriSaro
so,7fH BrSD. ND. Thursday, oct -. isCi.
The glorious Union majority ia steadily In
c7ess ine 10 the various Counties arr reported.
SPEAKER CofsH Of this Disriet has nearly 100 ma
iollty-a gain flower 1.45o.
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Nominations,

WoncEaIER Thurslay. Oct. IL. lea.
It'll lD!slrc, Republican Convention, to-
day. nominated by aeclnmaiDn Hon. John d. Baldwin
for Conrc aud ox.tioy Levi Linttln for Presidential
Ei,ufQr.
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T7aion gsin 81 yo,r !noi4. l'cmoTgilc g"ir s.ao5
Tctsl VOC IN 1867 60 eo In 1901. s43s iEcrc"s" OF
vote l55ia Vote ia l-il. Union fl.2,ss Democratic.
81 a,; total sih5. Curlins majority N lsOj l0-l
Ua!on nal Congrcss ~ i-oi, 100. Uuion gaia In
vote over vote fT CaInn l.J3si Democratic gain 81
rote over WocdSuTds RI. Net Union gain OF 10 10
Che cifv,
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r-Ltro ndE--na

10 have crossed the river. Hodge with the balance
h, force has reached Johnsonvi,le.
The river is falling with eight feet Of water on th'
shoals.
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Z. y. S,enme, Vanderbilt.


BosloS Thursday. Oct. II, 1904.
The II. s. steamer .auderbilt, commander
Baldwin, arrived here This forenoon. from cruise on
the cOasi " s,oiu Scutii.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14
rsiecdy A,snck Of Gucrrii'as south Of Win
rhr.,er-'rhrec ,s-u killed, and Three o.
ecer- and -Four asen badly We""a'd ma"
Iyobsed-inpsurc Of - ruii-Th" Conn
try Infested with DIood-,iir"'y Isununs
md gEiahwaymen.
rt,.cdy A,.nck Of Gucrrii
MARnssBUno. Va. Oct. l2. 1864.
From Our Special Correspondent

have just arrived at tins place from sherI-
dams army after witnessing Of tho bonderi htrc
attacks of eucirlas record which occurred yestei'
dny nine miles south Of Winchester. Lieut. Col T. w.
rnes Chief QuartcFwaster at Martinsbufg. "hd sur
geon Oistrnchcr Medical Inspector on ten Nherid"ns
staff, attended by guard Of cavalry oftwent' mon
commanded by a lieutenant. and accompanied ny an
anhuanoe containing u large natl. len winchester
yesterday morning early ior sheridans headquarters
then at Cedar Creek. only fifteen miles distant Ihey
had proceeded scvon niles, and had rrached point
one mile south Of Newton when they "er" surprised by
aboui Gfty gucrriIas. said II belong to White troops
Of Moshy's enng Of outlaws. Tho Rebels dashed
boldly out Of piece Of woods on the left Of the PIKE
and. striking the road behind our PARTY ana having
very superior horses charged over aud through ,hen
breaking and scattering them in every direction VI
men. surprised and panicsiricken. and S'eiip inem
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Special Dispa.ch 20 The N. z. Tribune.
WAsinSGToy. Thursday. Oct. -, 1e6s.
MANASSAS RAILROAD.
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FFY OCTOBER STATE ELECTIONS
PENNSYLVANIA.
ns,.rn.a mad E..ImAtc,.

1861. 1868.
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shoals.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-17

A letter written by General Washington ac-
knowledging' the freedom Of the city of New
York, which was vote3 to him, was sold in that
city for s2,25O.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-17
!. Eicary Wager.

The San Francisco ,!iio C"iio,m;,.u gi, tl,,
following account OF 4 strangely constituted
wager. About ten nlontI,s since two ,n,.lc lc
men OF that city agreed to the oowiu" CON
,lition:
fthc Federal force d, not capturr l;irl-
mcnl within thirty days from thu. date, he
WAS t. give his opponent single sound GAIA
bic apple; If Richmond held ont sixty, he was;
t" give linn ;Ws apples, and SO On. doubling
tho lumber for each month until Richmond
was taken to.the end of time, if that event did
not occur before. Nine month. have passed
since The first apple w;s handed over and tic
list Of apples delivered at the end Of the s,,,-
ccssivc months isas follows: !, ., i, $, l6, 30,
CT, 1913, 25G,-total, sl1.
Illus far it is all good joke and the loser
has paid foreits regularly with a GOOD Grace .
but yesterday 1t ruined $40 piece to meet the
demand (apples arc 5 to 90 cents per pound
and it took a tiftyspound box) Should Rich'
mo"d be taken within the present month lc
would get back all OF the apples he has lost
and one more, which as the price will then hc
at the very highest notch, would make him
more than even; but should it hold ont a year
longer, and he continue to pay his losses. his
last payment would cost him slO,o5O. and he
would he ss1 900 out; in three months more
he would be out aos6,34o; and Should the
war last from this date as much longer as it
has already lasted since tic commencement
no nation on earth should begin to meet the
terms OF the wager, even allowing it to be re-
duced to cash basis, and the payment to be
made iii greonbacks.
a SINGULAR ScENE.-Thc Rcuim, an Eng
l'sll paper, Describes a singular scene. Some
cotton has lately been imported, into Farr,nr,
ton, where the mills have closed for = cons;d-
er'ble time. The people, who we're previous
ly in the deepest distress, went ont TO meet tho
cotton, the women wcpt over the bales and
Kissed tnem, and finally sung the doxology over
the welcome importa.ion.'
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-17
Georgia and line 4ron Interest.

Br. John Percy, in his volume ON iron, lately
published in Engl;nd thus refers to the
"Amcrican question:"
Northern Gcorgi;, now furnishes the REBEL:
lion with rails machinery, locomotives, Aelh
siege guns aud small arms as well us articles
OF manufacture not requiring iron Atlanta il
the hcart and lnhgge OF the rebellion us Ri.l,-
mo'ld IS It's brain. The workncn 1T Atlanta
have succeeded in doing what is perhaps !.
UNIQUE 1eat III lronwork they have machinery
l"r cutting ont tn" ruined parts of Il. rail anl
inserting new piece.
The Times remarks
On the subject Of boat plates, which is the
commercial term for the roIlc! plates used in
the construction firon ships, Dr. Percy makes
certain other remarks which it will do our
manufacturers some service to ponder. Owing.
TO co1npctlton and the cutting down of prices,
boat plates have acquired All uncnviabIc noto-
rlcty Tor badness. Security of )e, to say moth
'ns. OF valuable cargocs, is Of prime importance,
ana IL Is Scandalous that such plates should l.
tolerated. There arc good boat plates. but the
Dad ones. prcdolnlnate. DR.. Percy expressly
ana urgently points to specimen in the Swc-
dlsh department of the International Exhibition :
OF loo2' which was striking illustration of:
what good boat-plate should Lc lie rcfers
TO inc forc part OF an iron paddle steamer 200
feet long and of l2O horse power. which du,;nr
a :, log III September, 1860, and while going. at
the rate OF elSht or nine knots an :Lour, struck
on o., rock. The part struck, was cumplcd up
like paper, and yet the vessel got off and pro-
ceeded ;na without difficulty to Stockholm, about
LOO mics distant. This reminds us of the we'll
known boast OF Sir Jamsco,e Jeejcebhov, "My
s'''rs'strike oD rocks, by gum, the rock has the
worst OF it, The plates, in the case Of tic.
owed'' were made at the Motala Iron Works
ana there was nothing more Interesting or i'm
ror'ant TO u.s. great maritime nation, than
1"e m Sf'ch'eh !" question. 1t attracted, says
DR.. Percy, .rcat'attcntion, and has been nre-
Sentcd to the South Kcnsington Museum.
wherc, notwithstanding its ugl;ncss it is t, be
hoped it Will bc carefully preserved and cxhili
tea IN conspicuous place The authorities OF.
mat institution may be assured that in the
"lL"t" c"il"c'lon there is not an illustration oA
more substantial practical va!,lc
o.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-17
By ID. ID. HoOoTT.
Terms Of Subscri ip ton.
Rates for Adve1.tisinr: q:

(ISNII1C.
For one Square twelve lines; or less TWO
DOLLARS and FIFTY GENTS for tho first inscr-
tion, and TWO DOLLARS for each su,-c1cunt
OBITUARY NoTICEs, exceeding square charged
at advertising rates.
Transient Advertisements and job WORK MUST BE
PAID FOR IN ADVANCE
No deduction made, except to our regular aavertis
ng patrons.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-17
EHOU r CEIHOSD.

NcnMoSp August lG.-Thc Y:ukers arc
unusay dcmonstraliyc on New Market road.
below the City, to-day. 1t is s;rcsortct they arc
attempting i flank movement, " Inch will prnlt-
ably lead to active, operations in that quarter.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-17
Garden Seeds.

4 SMALL SUPPLY OF TIE FOLLOWING
"A Garden Seeds arc for sale at the Post Office
Early York, 1)rnmhcad, Savoy and Enfield Cabbage
Yellow Dutch, White Stone and Red Norfolk Turnips:
Beets, Carrot and Parsnip r''
These Seed wcrc imported by the Confederate Gov
ernmenf' ana are believed to be fresh and genuine
ALSO
July % L,
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-17
Tax in Kind Notice.
" AR TAX OFF

CAMDEN $. g., August IG, IsSt
4 Lh rARMERS AND PLANTERS; or kin.
Sll AW District, are hereby notified h,t 7 .m
now ready 10 receive returns Of the following rro
WHEAT, OATS, RYE, CrREn ia -and WOOL,
earnestly request that producers he prompt in max
S returns oi lhc above. before tic St Of An
gust iSfan rs that is the time limited by law
". WALLACE
Assessor, Tax i'll Kind, kerslhaw District
-'"S"H' !" : 6d1w.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-17
--LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTS Oh TUE PRESS ASSoCIA ALTON

Entered according to uic Act Of Congress in tie
1862 by J. . TERASilEi in the clerk S Office oi,ho
District Court Of Tho Confederate States for tbu
Northern District Of Georgia.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-17

lincoln says he will 20 down with colors
LYING. so did Satan when he fell from the.
c1nrvrcan hcights.-Nocon (hni1e,or.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-17
FROM MOBILE.

MOBILE, August l5.-This evening two mon
itors and $ gun boats crossed Dog River Bar
coming up within two miles Of the instructions
and opened fire for three hours on our battc-
RIGS and gun boats, doirg no dahagc-our
gun boats replying handsomely after Which
the batteries silcncc.l and the cncmv's Uoats
hauled off.
Special report to the Register:
On the 1ith Chalmers dashed into ALLeyillc
whipped the enemy, captured 25 prisoners, and
then fell back four miles. The cnc,nys attack
was rcpulsed Our loss killed anil 25 wound
cd. The enemies loss SO killed and %
wounded, with 40 prisoners. Firing heard in.
the direction OF Fort Morgan this morning
N0R77ERN NEWS:
RcnMoNn, Aug. lG.-The Baltimore cor
respondent of the New York Post saws Win
ter Davis has written call for national con-
vention, to meet at Bntl:,!o in September. to
nominate Il President
Rc'casc'l prisoners report tic Tallahassee
commanded by John Taylor Wood.
The Post says that the Mclean meeting did
not express its appreciation 'sbf the leaders of
the democracy.
The Indian troubles arc giving the North
great une:sincss.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-17

Corn in abundance may he had in and
ar around Montgomery at four dollars per buslel.
The papers Of that city report it dill at that
price even. I'm Columbus, planters and deal
ers:arc demanding eight and ten. dollars per
bnshel. : .'|
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1864-09-16
IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED
Hi DR. DOW

CONTINUES to be consulted at his Office No
" and Endieott Street, Boston, all diseases Of
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE
By long Of study and practical Of nm
limited DR. D. has the gra of urpr
the unfortunate with remedies that never since he
nrs introduced them, failed the alarming ca
Of ~
GoNoRRHEA and SYPHILIS. at
beneath his treatment all the yeneral and i'm
pure blood, Impotency, scrofua, Gonorhs Ulcers pain
and distress in the regions of procreston 1nama ton
the Bladder and Kidneys drocee Abeesses Humors,
fghful swengs and the long train of horrible ptoms
attending this Glars of Diseases, made
harmless the simplest ailngs of child.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
Dr. D. devotes great part Of his time to the treatment
rufus the body and mind uniting unfortunate ndivd
nal business society Some Of the and me
choly effects produced by early habits youth Weak
the Back and Limbs Dizziness the Head Dinners
sight Pslpitaon Of the heart Dyspepsia Nervousness
Derangement Of the digestive functions mpoms
sumpdon,&c. The fearful effects the mind much TO
be dresded Of memory confusion of IDEAS depression
spirits evil forebodngs aversion Of society
timides &c among the evils produced Such persons
should before ontemplating mstrimony consult ply
experience and be at restored to health and
happiness 4e5 ~
Patients who wish TO remain under Dr. Dows treatment
few days weeks will be furnished with pleasant
board moderate Medicines any part
ofthe country with full directions for receiving
scrpon DR. Dow has also for sale the French
Capoes warranted the best preventative. Order by mail
Three fer 81, and red stamp. 16-l5-1y
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QUESTIONS /!
QUESTIONS I!
QUESTIONS {!
THAT conc ERNS EVERY CNE TO
ANSWER.

Are you bald
DOES your hair fall of.
Has your hair become thin ssu
Does ii feel harsh, and dry, and feverish,
s Is it turning gray before its time,
Are you troubled with itching burning sensation Of the
scalp
Are you troubled with Dandruf,
Are you troubled with called scrofua Of Salt
Rhsum, Ek sl.
Have you had the Erysipslas, and lost your hair.
Have you had the Measles and lostit'
Have you had Typhoid Fever, and los, it. 7s
Have you had the Brain Fever and lost it,
Have you lost your hair By any sickness
Do Tou wish uxuriant hsr.
Do you wish soft and lustrou- hair
Do you wish gray hair restored'
Do you wish your whskers glossy, ta
Do you wish them restored in color,
Do you want a dressing'
Do you want Il for your children!
Do you it for yourself for father or nstAsr for
brother, sister, or friend
Do you want to make q present!
Do want q perfume for your toiIstt
Do you want HARMLESS aIticie,
Do you want pure article,
Do Won want double distilled article,
De you want cleansing article s ~ rsa
Do you want the best preparation out for dressing
stimulating protecting restoring the coo- and rendering
soft, silky and lustrous the Human Hair
II so, warrant
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1864-09-16
TRAINS CONNECT as roIIows:
Cheshire Railroad.

GUNNER ARRANGEMENT. On and after
- Monday, May l6, 1894, Trains will foOws;-
Splendid Sleeping Cars to and from Boston, Troy, w.
Burlington. &c
MOVING EAST.
EXPRESS TRAIN win leave Bellows Falls, at 3l0A.
keene, at q A. M Arriving at Fitehburg, 40 A. N,
leave Bellows Falls at 740A. NJ Keene, at 9l3A. NJ
Arriving az fitchlurg, 1906 NJ, at Boston, 23o NJ
at $50 Nj Arriving at fetrg, 05P. NJ, at Boston,
3oPM
MAIL TRAIN will leave Boston, at 80 A. NJ, Fitch
burg. Gas AM Keeue, at 1857 AM; Arriving at Be-
lows Falls, ii 80 Pm ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will
Boston, at II 90 A NJ, Fehburg, % P NJ keene
at 4loP. Arriving at Bellows Falls, 53S N In
PRESS TRAIN will leave Boston, at ~ fltchburg'
at Is NJ Keene, S5i Arriving at Bellows fails'
e4jP,M.
The down and up Express traibs stop at Keene and
winchendon and will stop at wspoe and fitzwiliam 70
take or leave Boston Passengers or passengers for Rat
land, W X. Junction stations beyond The down ex-
press win run sunday morning instead of Monday
Tfaias Connect as ti'Iors;
Up Trains at Bellows Falls with Rutland and Burlington
Railroad for Rutsnd Burlington Montreal oEdensburgh
Albany Troy Saratoga Springs Schenectady and the West
No change OF between Boston and Rutland by ethel
train Passengers by the II % A. NJ, train from Dos
lodge KutlAnd, and proceed next morning 70 Bur
ington. Troy. Saratoga sehenecday &c The night eA
press with sleeping ears through TO Burlington Troy
Also with sullivan Railroad for Windsor, White Rive
Junction burlington, 0gdensburgh Montreal . Johns
bury, Sc via Vermont Central Passumpsic and vernon
& Canada Reads sc. Mail and Express trains make u
connection via. Vermont Central Railroad LOT a.
points north the last UP running through to WIND
sor W r. Junction, kouses Point and Montreal, Se D,
night train VI Central Railroad.
Dotcn Tfaias CoAasa at Fiteibavg
with Trains Of Ritehbnrg Worcester Rniroad for Wor
cester Norwich, Providence aid New York City.
AnG Groton Junction with gains Of Worcester NASH
ma ailrosd for Nashua and Concord and with trains
Stony Brook Railroad for Lo~s.l, lawrence &c.
Il. STEWART. superintendent
superu tendent's ONCE, Keene, ". H. May 10. 1864
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1864-09-16
HIGHLY IMPORTANT

TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH =.
DR.. DOW. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
NOS.7 and Endeott Street Boston, is con-
~ suited daily for all diseases the sys
tenn Proapsus Uteri, Of the Womb Flow Albus sun
preston snd other menstrual arrangements
pathological principles and speedy relief guaran
teed in q very few DAYS So invariably certain is the
mode treatment that most obstinate complaints yield
under it. the afflicted person rejoices perfect
health. arr4 alf4 i54s
pr Dow has doubt hadgreater experience in the
ofdisesses ofwomen and children than any other physician
10 Boston.
Boarding Accommodations for patients who may wish
stay in Boston few days under his trs atment.
Dr. Dow since 1875 having confined his whole attention
once practice for the of Private Diseases and
Female Complaints, acknowledges superior in the u 8
N bah letters must contain red stamps, or they will
not be answered. ras
Once Hours from A. NJ. to 9 N. 16-ly
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VT. Central & Sullivan Railroads
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT ommencinG
- ~

GUNNER ARRANGEMENT Commencing
= July Is, 1854
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST.
NJ, rp.tS leaves Rousrs Pqipt at 20 A. NJ, Bnrling
- - a a M connecting at Mhiie River Junction and
20 Rl,ows Falls With trains for Boston, Worcester &c
- ,th Vermont Valley Railroad for Springfield snd New
w.. sTriyipg at New York at lola 7.
acroMNopATIoS leaves hite River Junction at u 10 A.
NJ for peilow Is ais Boston and New York
NIanr ExpnKsY leaves 0gdensburEh At II 90 A. NJ Mon
rrIs a. p NJ Reusss Point at As p NJ, aud arriving
in Boston at $40 NJ connecting at Bellows Falls with
hsbre railroad for Bostou and Worcester and with Yer
mont Valley Railroad for Springfield and striving in New
York at IL 80 P. NJ.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND VETS.
FrPuEss TRAIN leaves Boston 30 A. n via Ritchburg
Leaves Springfield ut 20 A. NJ, Bellows Falls at 30
A. NJ for ST. Johnshury, Burlington Montreal and og
deusbu Ga.
White River junction.
NlGHr EXPRESS TRAnS leaves Bellows Fails at 1000 PM
arriving Burlington At 10 A. Rouse,s Point nj
TO5 NJ, at Montreal NJ el5 A. NJ, and at ogdensburg
| a. 1880 P. NJ The Mail and Express Trains eonnsct
] with passumpsic Road.
Sleeping attached 10 both the night express
trains running between Ruuses Point and Boston, and
/ Rouses Point IND Springfeld.
Through tickets for chicago and the West for sale at the
| principal stations. g. MkRklLL supt-
| st. Adams, VT, July On, 1884. ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1864-09-16
H KENNE DY'S
RHEUMATIC IMMINENT.

THE attention of the public is called to this
l. most excellent Of all Iinimsnts, perfect and
speedy for all the aches and pains that flesh heir
.s Haal RHE UNA TLSM
10 caused by stsgnation Of the fluids, arising from
checked psrspirationi cured by few bottles Of ksnns
dys kheumatic Linimept. ..fs lt G.H a4Hrf rs sE
sPRALSS
Are caused by overextenson and sudden reaction Of
the museles-is cured by few bottles OF Kennedy's
Rheumatic Liniment- equally good for and beast.
NEURALGIA.
The king all pain caused by an inum nation OF the
nerves-s instantly cured by few bottles Of Kennedy
PLEURIsY
Is Inflammation Of the lining Of rihs-s cured BY
few bottles of Kennedy's Rheumatic Linimsns.
BRUISES
Are caused by sudden pressure q the flesh and smash
Ing Of the tissues-is instantly relieved by Ksnnsdys
Rheumatic Mniment. H
II ontracon Of the muscles caused by sudden stop
page Of the uid which animal life
Ing free ow-s cured by few Applications Of Kenne-
dy's Rheumatic Liniment
BILIOUS COLO
caused by neuralgia in the stomach and bowestaks
teaspoouful Of Kennedys Rhemstic Eminent in warn,
water every half hour until cured. .r mi
SORE THR0AT AND HoARsENESs
Arc caused by unnatural dryness of the glands
piece Of flannel with Kennedys Rheumatis Eminent ap
ply going to bed, and you will be well In the
HEADACHE AND THRoBBING OF THE
TEMPLES
Is caused by pressure from insensble
cured by few applications Of Kennedys Rheumatis Ln
ment.
WEAKNESS OF THE BACK.
Follow the direction in the circular around each bottle
FOR AN ULCERATED SORE THROAT
You will take teaspoonfu Of the Eminent and foui
teaspoonfu Of water Gargle the throat twice day
few days it will be we'll This teaspoenful will b,
worth a dollar to you.
FOR BRONCHITIS,
And all of the tonss and palate with
dry hacking cough, you will dilute the Liniment viii
four fye times Its bulk Of water garge the throat
swallow the moisture. This fails.
1t is good for TooTHAcHE EARAcHE swEIIKp PAcs AM
INFLAMMATION of every kind. Every family should hav
full supply for the winter
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, Ro1bury, Mass
Price 80 cents. E
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CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES !!
OR NO CHARGES MADE.

nR. DOWis consulted daily from s A. NJ, to e
II above upon all difficult and chronic diseases
OF every and nature having by his uuwesed atten
ton and traorduary success gained reputation which
calls patients from all parts the country TO obtain advice
Among the physician IN Boston, and higher IN
the profession than the celebrated DIR kndeott
Street Boston Those who need the advice Of expert
enced physician and surgeon should give him call.
s-Dr D. imports and has for sale artcleicalled
the Secret order by mall for 81 and red stamp
Boston, A pri, 1854 l6-ly