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THE DUTY OF THE COUNTaG-THE
WORK or THE ARMH.

From the Timts
Itis so important that the Rebels sholld not
enjoy any leisure during the coming winter, and
IL is so unlikely that either Sherman or Thomas
will let them enjoy it, if they are properly sup
Piled with men, thatwe sincerely trust everybody
will strain every nerve to meet the call which has
lust been made, not next spring, but n0lo. Wa
are close on the end Of the year, and yet hos
tllltIes we're never carried on with greater yigor
and activity on our side than at this moment.
Sherman has, 10 say nothing Of the city Of
Savannah, ID 900 men and one OF the eEemy5
best generals almost in his hands the greatest
naval expedition We have ever lifted out Is prObl-
bly by this time laundering against wilmington
Thomas is pressing Hood with tenaclty which
promises results as fruitful II not as brilliant, AS
those be has already secured, In TACT, there has
beep no period since the beginning OF the war
when the Union army and navy were buster than
they are at this moment, though we are already
near mid-winter ,,-
terrible contest into the guerilla stage by next
summer is, that this activity should undergo no
diminutiOn during the next six months that the
Rebels should not be granted their usual annual
respite. They have always used IL hitherto 20
gather up their stTagglers and deserters, enforce
their cOnscrptiOns accumulate stores az their
depots, issue clothing TO their men, and iortiy
their roads and towns; so that we have generally
found that in spring they had number OF fresh
nuts prepared for us, which it has taken the en-
suing summer 10 crack.
This winter, If we lot them alone, they will
draw Hoods army down towards Macon, sweep
up all that is left of the male population OF
Georgia 10 reinforce il, reoTganize its artillery
repair the railroads that Sherman has destroyed,
and probably adopt General Lees alleged
suggestion and create column Of blacks
or blacks and whites, 70 neutralize Sherman's
army and deliver Lees communications from
the peril that is now impending over them
No doubt these devices wOuld mos prove sufliolenI
10 avert the doom Of the COntederacyi but they
might prove efEectual in pOsiponing IT, they
MIGHT give us another summers lighting 70 do
cause the loss of great many, valuable lives
and the addition Of one or two hundred miiion'
TO the national debt.
Nov. there is little donbt that in virginia the
mud NJ an all but insurmountaOle obstacle tC
active operations. But 1t Is not in Virginia only
that Richmond can be assailed. Lee feels opera
tions in North and South Carolina and deorgi
Just as much as those impediately on us H0ne
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-23

Tie Company hod abont ave hundred aud dfleon aoroG
OF iand-A OF hch, vita the exception twelve aoros
situated the DLnkard, Whitley and Ton creeks
and Frosty rum in Grecne county The
remaining twelve acres upon Dunkard Mon
onpaliR county, We9t Virginia. These lands have
selected tho best locations in the wea known OH
district Greene county. with view value a.
property. Full one half Of Ihe ave hunctd aud ar
what known bottom land adapted to
the boring oAa dArge pnmber Of wo n, the
producing streams OF Greene countyRnd the
been obtained the most sayorAhle
pany yielding but eighth Of the oil royalty the
owners exCspt ina 0nge instanoes where enc urth 10
reHerVgQ
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EVENING ADELPniA FRIDAY DECEMBER
No Maria, What hSy be said IN frvor Of ~

4 --|-. Ut. ..."..| .".. r.. N.'
| NO MATTER what mhy he said IN ftvOr OF tie
various Sewing MaChlc5 .NerJt On tho pubi- ihc sHf'
! an, ,t. 49,, IL. ,.,. h. ,,.., ,O''''
psrIsop 1, r,sfs The -,
! 10 'he public warranted 70 s'o tire sAI'hciion or
money Te.nneo' when L. convincing pro'i that this
mA'ie mas mont' beyond h ohr'' as "cln rs pro'ec-
u'n 10 purchasers against loss " Is 90 simple li' 'n-
su''lVh t'e no charse is m'ac 20 e"h t' operate Il,
wiener 'ou parchA'o or n'N N'u a 'he ONCE No. go
Che'nu' sueet Pric' list with samples OF sewing sent
on r'e'll "' f'a slamp
Uavr,e Drrp.u,Syp TO Ctosy Orr o,,r WIN.
~ ''oA " "V'Uy ".'o ''"'H' w ''' ','"F ssh
~ y'.y' ~ ..,' ...'.. .'''s pre-
g., =, -. J,,..,,,, ,t,.,'. o . ", ',''o
y" 80 7. 'lo 80. w ''y we "'' Vnao.ed
70 que. '','olu,,' 'uV '"'.,Uy '''u'eu '',
ro6oHob sausI to any made Q, order and sold so much
,vrsf Ip pr,. a. 60 astnrIsll tHo.s who p.y pr,-,r4
q, .-..... a., .. ..... ,.....t....t... .-.
NeN o'stHilt f hNAN way ~" Va ''''.'''' '''i'e1'
Towrg HALL,
No. lg Market gtr,et
t,........
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80. q,
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p,,ivmsl,
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-23

"A contemporary, noticing the appointment
Of postmaster, says: -"lf he attends 60 tao
mails as well as he does to the females, he will
mike a very attentive and efficient oHaer"
-Goycruor Bonham, OF South Clrolina, In his
late message says thai any further cam made
by the Richmoui Government upon that S.ato
at least will abstract too much Of the bole and
siucw that is left ia the la1d, as 20 leave th IN
eucryaed, paraIyz-d and comparatively helpless
in their own defense.
-,
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EoLfDAx 1h Es1sNrs.

y oLfDAH Istt Efs11Nr5.
RLEs DUMMIG,
No. sl2 CHEsNUT STREET,
Bers leafs 70 inform bic es oomed ous,oss bai III, pre-
sent BtuCk o.
FANCY GOOUE AND ToXs
sripasses that OF ~ former deportation Having ~
lee ed with care ev6'y article bnlttN he can truly
there similar esttAr frmeuf m tho country that eau
compare with his. As 20 P'ices setr bis goods from
ne rtt manufacturers ar artists r Europe those deal
buy nom the imp here again can
tany not ccmptU with litd OF the Onowius goods he
lttps 50 arie vsrfty and IA such eutroy styles
A. no ohcr s,o.c 10 this city can Offer
LiblES WORK bONES. -
JEW IRl, OUCW, AND GtOVE EONES
NFCEssAtfEs FOR LADIES HND GENTLEMEN.
MEIl ING DISKS. DIRE HSlEU CASES.
FANA, PARIS GILT AND BR INIE GOODS
FARtAh WArE-. BOHEMIAN al AS,
NASEv OF s1NEsr ANrtuvF AND Non tRN,
clTlEkf-FlNESr ENGLISH WANING CANEs
yANCn IENTu,R GOODS.
. LADIES' BAGs-ObRR TWENTY DIFFERENT
KINDS.
CsBAs, rOCEEr- hooks CtGAg CASES.
IIRSFS AND FORTNUHNAIIs.
CAMS or All KINDS.
CH ~, pOMtNuES, LOTrOEs.
.ClunrACE. COUNTERS, GUESS, Aep EAcK-
CANON ROANIS
RAGhTRLLr AND TIvOL.
II This department Is srnpietc IN Fvery vUv-ty
Dolls the very larlg vsret7 tytry kird knon ksptn
thiE store, 1urpastCs n rrguy ,hsUfd dressing
thing known here sud 1 Enrpuo. This Is no idle bl tsts
Ladies shouid cell and aeo ucm. li-3OS2trn
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sra mi'sETIssTs,

BENTIrO or LyCIILE WEsrEnN.-rhis evening
is set apart fCrthr benefit the youug aud gifted
versatile actress. Mis-, Llcle Western. whD on
this occasion, appears iu two plays aud sastains
four characters. There is 40 artist more truly de
serving of aU extra large attendance on Il blneft
night than is Miss Wcs'erG; this fact, however
we believe is generally HCkuO OSedgcd, and wd
may expect tD see the Walnut Street Theatre
crowded {, overlooking tonight
The performance t. commence with the French
SDy. and will conclude wilh tn LINN Of LJrcr.
Ia The French Spy Miss Western wit Gghtu thrill
ling sword combat, and ~ "Gsrrude" will sing
several enchanting songs. The French Spy will
be given again tomorrow.
Mr.. d. D. IoME (oR HyME) This w9rld-re-
nowued spiritual medium has recently arrived in
this country from Europe, where his scanccg, held
in the presence of the Emperor Napoleon and
the nobility, it will be remembered, created an
immense sensation. IL viii be seen by an adver-
tisement that he intends giving reading on next
Tuesday evening, at the Assembly Building. The
Boston papers speak in high terms Of his ability
in this line.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-23

USTATE OF PATRICK CALLAHAN, DE-
IL oeased-Whereas, Letters ot Administration 20 the
Fs,ato OF PATRICK CALLAHAN, deceased, have been
M nted 70 the undersigned, all persons indebted 70 the
IA d deoedent win make payment 70, and all persons
ia, nR claims aralnst the same will present them to
MARTIN CALLAHAN, Administrator,
No. AIS south THIRD Street,
'-' GEORGE 3. DoUGHERrY,
l9l2p-a No. Sl7 PRgAE Street
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Three Per Cent. Per Month on S5OO.OOO.

In calling the attention Of capitalists 10 this enterprlHe,
the Directors hesiAen IN eEPressns their bsaat
that the return fT0 will be certain aud more liberal
than from any pany now before tho cOmmunltJ
The property Of The CopAsy eOsiSt, Of the fOlIowns
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-23
ON aTEN-MI1E CREEK

The Company rAo. Of land contAlnipS eight
fee simple Also lease for twenty forty
Of the william Heatco farm, yieAns rcyAty Of one
eighIh of oil % The lesl0r.
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No. I.

hrss oshths OF the work nS interest in the celebrated
nRsEY WELL, on the Hyde and BSesrt Farm, On Oh
creek with the OF land which the well s located.
This well has been flowing early In Nay 1874 At the
rata of alb ut $50 barrels daily, and is no" flowing at that
rate, thas yielding TO the Company BETWEEN FIFrT
AND SIXTY BARRELS DAILY, worth, At present prt0as,
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS per month, which
viii pay II the Htc cokholders In This Company
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ON DUNKARD CRERK !,

for twenty yoara egtwo of the colo
braeo Robert Maple farm, with front Of hundred
yards tho Dnnkara ereek yielding fourth
the oil to the lessors, IL Is this aI1hat tho ane
oil OF rsene county has haop found IN the Argeat
quantity ana the part held BY the Company situated
nearly oppsslteto the Pioneer Wan derrck has bssn
erected tho boring this piece OF
Also leaso OF twelve aefss Of the eolsmon Bowers
Farm, DnnkAId creek, In Mesongaha county west W.
Ena twenty years. Yielding eighth Of the oil 10
Tho lessons This Is EbeieVsat 20 be good ell property.
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MORE THAN THREE PER CENT. PER MONTH,

From the start. There the land for several
more wells TIVE OF which win be immediately commeneod
By the Company and in which shan have the sass IN
terat as in the Jersey. 1he character Of property ~
oil land wen known; tits OnlJ necessary to say THAI No
well on Il has ever failed in getting OIL while Il las
already produced the Maple Shade, the Coques' aud tho
Jersey.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-23
SPIRIT OF T8B NEW YORK PRESS

Lending Editorials from the New York
Papers This Morning.
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No. q

Twenty ave acres in Zee the east side Of the Ahs-
gheny river opposite the mouth Of BiS sahsI Ihistraos
has about forty rods hsnt on the river al sontAA
large amount OF bsBg surface OH wells yielding largely
are found near this property among them, the Hubbs The
Hoover &c The Company ntsud TO proceed al once 10
develop this tine property and Ss ssngune " success.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-23

AVOID THE RUSHll
COME EARLY COME EARLY
NOW Is TnE TINE TO BUY,
G. W. PITCHERS
oNE-PRICE BOOK, ALBUM, PICTURU, AND FRAME
STORE.
No. SOS CIESNUT street.
FRAMEsl FRAMBs!! FRAME5!!
RUSTIC FRAMES, ALL SIZES AND STYLES.
WALNUT do do do
GILT do do
Frames made to order particular attention given to
FRAMING PICTURES, Etc. Etc.
ALBUMsl ALBUMS ALBUMSl
Our stock Of
PuOTOGRAPII ALBUMS
LARGEST IN THE CITY.
over 5Co styles many of them NEW, aad maze Ok
FTessly ior our own sales.
Prices from 80 cents 10 $50.
ALL SOLD
LESS THAN MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
BOOKS! BooKsl BOOKS
| ALL EEw BOOKS RECEIVED ON DAY OF PUBL
CATION, AND SOLD AT A DISCOUNT.
I s2ro Roots for sI.75. 81 o. Books for 50 cents
81 10 Hooks Tor SIbe, 40 cent Books 81 eents.
! si2S BOOKS Tor ii Co. 25 cent Bosk5 for y cents.
BIBLEs AND PRAYER BOOKS in various sty "a .
! BIZ cling.
| DIARIES, PORTFOLIOS, etc. etc, A. low pTicos.
| JUVENILE AND PICTURE BOOKS, In great variety.
PHOTOGRAPHS PHOTOGRAPHS
| IMPRRIAL PHOTOGRAPHS,
9lAN-eYer 200 subjects,
MFnIUM PHOToGRAPHs,
lVIls-OIer 10 subjects.
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS,
| plair-oyer 2OJl subjects
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS,
toorsd-oycr zoe subo'is
NEW SUBJECTS ADDED EVERY WEEK
PITCHER'5,
=, acs,r No sos ouEsSUr STREET.
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lease for dftsen years the VIM. h. wilson farm, On
siIppsry Rock run, IN Lawrence county Pa
Nos ass, and are also leases on slippery lioek
ran. containing four hundred acres IN al. Thoy
were obtained in April 1864, By Dr.. Egbert, aud oon-
tnue for heen years from their date They secure 70 the
lessees all the oil and other minerals contained In the
several tracts with ihe right TO divide and sub-let wish
all other rights and connected with the busness
ofmnng for oil coal and other minerals and reserve
ROYALTY Of only one eighth Of said oil " minerals
The slippery Rook territory new and only partially
developed Oh rSsoni but the success already ob'aiaea
tbers and on he MAhonhg river, few miles west togo
tber with the Iage quantities or oil found north, south
east and west OF H. lead US 70 hope that It win provo
successful oil region.
IN, company have already an excellent engine, tools,
and all necessary fixtures the grounds, with wen
nearly down. and shall proceed to develop e properly a.
sst as possible,
Those lands and we're all selected for oil pur-
po,es BY the President Of This company, whose great
success in the oil business, stefug integrity. and force OF
| character are too Wsi known to require eomneni
/ hoge,
subscriptions received Atthe ofios Of
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-23

latest FaDT Tt1E FUONr-SpnEN.
bin PROSPECTS OF THE WINTER
CAM pAIGe.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-23

THE HOLIDAY PRESENT most acceptable TO
LADY is Grover Baker Sewing Machine. This machine
took all the first premiums a. the fairs In the Uned States
the past year.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-23

BVRDsALLs ARNIcA LINIHENT-An lnfallible
cure for burma, Soads sprans, rheumatism, gun-shot
wounds, &c. Jingle application allays the pain nom
a burn the instant II RPplled, No family shouli be
WlthQutt,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-23
ON FROSTY RIM

lssss for twenty yenrs Of h Al1eF Morris Farm
Of ssout ,wo hundred aeres, situated boh sides OF
Frosty the Henry LAEkE fazn yielding ono
eighth afths oil to the lass'T.
Also, lease for twfn ~ hve Year. or the HlnohAt
Farm on Frosty Ran COZ 1aling hundred aud forty
aerea ieldng Ca s-elhth OF the oil 10 the lesser
Abundance Or tOa and wood 1ay be had 10 the imme-
dia'e vicinity or these lands AZ very small cost and
with Of The lenses the Con parry has coal Leave With
out additional expense.
Twany thols shes only Of the stock u tbs Com
pany are OFFERED for sale az the .ow price olORE DOLLAR
per share, aEd may se had Apaa apple aion to thN
Secretary, Al
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ON WHITELY CRFRH

The Company have two Of tho most pFoaising OF iho
undsveoped tracts OF land In Grsenacounty. Ono Of
them hundred and twelve of the Henry
LAntz FErz both sides OF the erec unlsr lease for
twenty years yieldiAg oheeighg of Ae oil 70 the
kssoTs. Arrangements hsve ALREADY been made for
immediate development Of this land
And The other Of hem Ia square aens OF the COr4p
GArrArd Yarn, under ease for twanty ave year, AAas
yielding eRe eighth u The oil 10 the lassor-
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-23

No. 240 s. SIXTH STREET,
Bl,wem oclseh A. n. ard . ealock P. NJ.
Or from any As tho Direotsgs. l2-2I-itrp !
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-23

A. D. PEssANos choice French and plain
connections also extra fine foreign and dome tic iuis
are unsurpassable. Tenth street, below Chesnut.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-23

IT Is WELL to get clear of Cold the hrsl
week. hut is much safer and better 70 rid yourself OF Il
the nrst foryelght hours,-the proper remedy of lho
purpose being Dr. Jaynas ENPeetorant. PREPARED only
At No. 2l2 Chesnut Street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-23

A PRESENT OF PERMANENT VALuE,-Ihe New
American Cycopedia is offered as one ofthe most useful
and valuable OF books for presentation MS LIBRARY In
itself OF information needed by every one OF Intelligence
Bound in various styles, at the agency for this cry, no
% q. Sixth street, second story,
CHRIsrMAs IS NEAR.-Now is the time II you
wish photographs by Christmas 90 early and avoid the
tlrong usual in holidays, b. F ReImers No G2i Arch
stupet
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-10-28
1864. (ktfah
1864


oGDRNSsURGB s1Etssfss no THE VEST
n OkTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.
4 The only through daily line between Ogdens
burgh, Chicago aud intermediate Ports Only six days
through, wthort change OF Boat
BoATs coMABECED RUENGNo, WEDNESDAY,, Arm IL
This well known and reliable company have oommeno
ed running their line Of First Chss upper Cabin Steamers
and will continue daily, between Ogdensburgh, OswegO
ST. GATHERINGS, Cleveland Toledo, Detroit Chicago, NJ
wAukee, and intermediate Ports, leaving Ogdensburgh
at 7. M on arrival Of
EXPRESs TRAIN FROM THE EAST
Passengers and families moving West embark
with their luggage teams stock &c, aud land together
without disturbance transhipmtEt az their port
destination, thus avoiding the great inconvenience Of
the many changes delays and expenses Of other routes
These steamers have large Cabins and State Rooms,
amply and neatly furnished, tor First Class Passengers,
and Second Cabins with Cook Stoves and comfortable
accommodations for Passengers and Families oho may
wish to furnish their own provisions Il No efforts will
be spared maintain the reputation Of this, the
CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTEl
thorough rebuilding re6tting, repairing and refdr-
nshng with several boats added to the line makes
this the comfortable, pleasant, economical
and expeditions route to the Great West
" Be and the Agent Of this Line, before
you buy your Tickets.
u Through Tickets over all Western Railroad Lines
can be obtained application to George " Smith,
office Ford and Patterson Streets, opposite john
House, OgdensbuTh, N Y.
IL One hundred pounds Of Baggage Free, TO each
Passenger
baggage checked through TO ali points.
Fer Through Tickets and other information Apply TO
q Il. EDDY,
Office Steamer Landing, Ogdeusburgh, N Y.
GEO. W. SMITH, Genr Ticket Agent
Through tickets be obtained at Principal X. Il.
Offices on the VI Central Line, dawO03l
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-10-28

HEALTH PRESERV Err
CERTAIN AND SAFE.

or For the Removal Of Ob,Yuctions, and The iniur-
rance Of Regularity ne Recurrence Of the Monthly
Periods.
a. They cure or obyiate those numerous diseases
hat spring nom iriegularity, BY removing the iHegu
tafity itself
~ They cure Suppressed, Excessive andLPanful
beusruation.
0T1hey cufefOtecn Sickness (Chlorosisl
o. They cure Nervous and Spinal Affections, pains
in the back, and lower parts Of the body heayiness,
Fatigue 81 ght e1oron, Papitatiou of the Heart
Lowness Of Spirits uyscria, Sick Headache, Giddt-
ness etc etc In word by removing the nteguarV,
they remove the and with it all the effects that
spring from b.
o. Composed Of simple vegetable extracts they con-
tain nothing deleterious 20 any constitutions however
delicate their function being 20 substitute strength iof
weakness, which, when properly used, they never ml
90 do
ur1hey may be safely used any age. and At any Pc
Rod, ercepf during the first three month, duruR "men
the unailng nature Of their action would nalhoy pre-
vent pregnancy
o. Ali letters seeking information advice will be
promptly freely and disofoety answered
uf tuli directions accompany tach box.
~ Price al per box six boXes iuf 81
o. Sent by mail fee Of postage receipt ~ price
" Pamphlets stut by mail face of Post ge, by
DIR ". MFbWlN a CO.,
No. 50 Liberty Street. New York, PIoprietors
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-10-28
II ENNEDY's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Ihe attention Of the public is called to this most ex
ceent Of all Linments, perfect and speedy cure for
all the aches and pains that hesh I, heif TO-
RHEUMATISM
Is caused by stAgnauon Of the fluids, arising from
checked spirations cured by few bottles OF Ken
ntdy's Rheumatic Eminent,
sPkAlNS
Are caused by extension and sudden reaction
OF the musclesis cured by few bottles Of Kennedy s
Rheumatic Linment-equaily good for man aud beast
NEURALGIA,
The king Of all pain is caused by an Inflammation Of
the ueTyess instantly cured by few applications OF
kennedy's Rheumatic Lnimsnt
PLkUhlSH
Is Inflammation Of the lining Of the ribsis cured by
few bottles ofhennedy's Rheumatic Eminent
BRUISES
Are caused by sudden pressure Of the flesh sud smash
ing Of the tssues-is instantly relieved by KENNEDY
.cRAMP
Is contraction Of the muscles caused by sudden stop.
page Of the fluid. which prevents animal life
having nee Aow--cured by few applications Of Ken
nedy's Rheumatic Eminent
BILIOUS collie
Is caused by neuralgia in the stomach and bowels
take a tea spoonful Of Keuncdys Rheumatic Eminent
in water every hall hour until cured.
SORE THROAT AND nOARSt NESS
Are caused by unnatural dfyness of the gands-wet
piece Of flannel with Kennedys Rheumatic Liniment,
apply it on going 10 bed, and you Will be well IN the
HEADACHE AND THRoBBlNG OF THE TEN
Is caused by pressure from nsensibe pespTauon-is
cured by few applications Of hennedys Rheumatic Ii
WEAKNESS OF THE BACK
Follow the direction IN the circular around each bot
tie.
FOR AN ULCERA ED SORE THROAT,
You viii take te sp lonhi Of the Eminent aud four
tea poouius Of water Uaiglc the throat twice day In
ahw days will be we'll This teAspoonful will be
worth q dollar 10 you.
FOR BRONCHITIS,
And all Inflammation q the throat, tonsis and palate,
vi dry, hacking cough, you vii dilute the Lnuneut
WIN Our or five times iis bulk OF wsttT garge the
'hioal' and swallow me moisture. Inc Herer tai@
10 is good iuT I0othlche, Earache ooeAtd Face and
Inflammation u every Kind Every family should have
a tul .upply iur '.e winter
hanulagwfsd BY DONALD KENNEDY Roxb ~
Mass fhoe 90 cents. sold oy X. Brown Mont
pslier Ol62is
( 'LAkK's FEMALE PILLS, at
- X. BROWN.
.NhOt LDEK BRACES At
~ BROWNS
l(UkNET1'S CoCOAINEat
~ Browns.