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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-26

DREADFUL AoolDENT--A Haa Boiled 10
Death On Thursday morning last, about
z o'clock, u steamboiler at the coal mine Of
Mr.. VIM. Reeves, near Reeds Station, on
the Bolleville and Eastst, Louis Railroad !,
exploded. causing the death of tho engineer
named WIN. Renickor, in the most horri
bic manner. The explosion of the boiler
was caused, we learn, by defect, and
made assure about foot in length by an
inch wide, through which the scalding
water and steam escaped, rushing tull
against the engineer, who was sitting about
ten feet distant, knocking him into a shaft
hole, into which the stream of escaping
water and steam from the boiler was pour
ing The unfortunate man struggled out
Of the hole and cTawled out of the build
ing, the flesh being torn off bis hands and
knees in the endeavor. He managed to
walk a short distance and sat down on q
doorstep, asking bystander to pull of
his boots, after which he walked TO his
boarding house, where he received every
attention that Kindness and medical skill
could bestow upon him, but death came to
his relief about s O'clock. DIR. Wells, from
whom we obtained these PARTICULARS, ad-
ministered anodynes to tho sufferer, which
sssunged his pain; but no human skill
could restore the parts Of flesh which were
literally boiled from the bone. There was
scarcely square inch on any part Of his
body that was not either boiled or par
boiled. --BettsUieto Democrat.
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Messs. Elitogs--Please announce WILL
LIAM MONGET, ESQ, as candidate
for Recorder at the approaching Novem
Der election.
aug5 pd. ~ MANY VOTERS.
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Mr.. Edstor-- You will please announce
THOMAS II. HERNANDEZ, Esq., 40
acandidate for the office Of Sheriff of East
Baton Rouge, at the forthcoming Novcm-
Der election.
aug5-pd. VOX POPULI.
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FOR ATTY. GENERAL.

Mr. Edstor--Y You will please announces
Hon. ANDREW q. HEBRON, Of East
Baton Rouge. as a candidate for The ofiloa
Of Attorney General Of the State OF Loniei-
ana, at the approaching election. @
angl7* MANY FRIENDS.
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THE soUTH I've AFRO in receipt by
mail of copy Of this new Sunday literary
journal, just started in New Orleans by
Messrs. J. w. OVERALL & J. O. WIRE, both
gentlemen Of long connection with tho
press of this and other States. Mr., OVER
ALL is the chief editor and in we'll known
as possessing superior order of literary
talent.
Tho "South" displays marked ability,
and is very handsomely printed. We ten
der the proprietors our best wishes.
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ANOTHER NEW ORLEANS "DAnyn IN
PRosPEorivE.- We perceive that our anna
bic friend, i. l.. JEWELL, Esq, Of the
Pointe Coupee Ecbo, purchased few days
since at u. S. Marshsl's sale in New Or
leans, the printing material OF the old
| Delba establishments, Mr. JEWELL, who
ia 20 thoroughly competent to the task Of
newspaper publishing and editing, pro-
poses 10 commence the qualifications of n
daily paper in the Crescent City, to be
called "The Southern StdfS'--an enterprise,
which we take pleasure beforehand in re-
| commanding to The reading public, and
| one which we are persuaded will not fail
in the possession Of those qualifications
requisite to successful journalism, to re
commend itself warmly TO the public
favor.
We lay before our readers with pleasure,
tho following prospectus Of The Southern
iGGt;
On tho first Of Septemb Der, the subscriber
will present to the people of New Orleans
aud Louisiana new daily journal under
the above title.
The object will be TO maintain, as the
great hope OF Union aud Freedom, demo-
cratic principles such ss have always com
mended themselves to the mass Of the
American people; to encourage every man
and to support every measure calculated,
Id the opinion of its conductor, to produce
harmony, contentment, prosperity ana
L. L hn "a
Of This great nation, and Mt all times aud
under all circumstances to stand fast and
forward in tho advocacy and promotion OF
The true interests Of Louisiana
Satisfied with the course and policy laid
down for his administration by Andrew
johnson, the Star will ungrudgingly and
choorfully support his measures, and such
men, as from immediate national exigon
ces or his own sense of their fitness, now
occupy or may hereafter occupy places in
his Cabinet.
In like manner, corresponding TO what
It's conductor believes tho well understood
wishes of nine teuths of tho people OF this
State, The "Starn will unfailngly devote
It's columns to the consideration OF State
and city affairs, aud to judicious reviews
and commentator of the measures Of
State and city government rs inaugurated
by Gov. Wells aud Mayor Kennedy.
In the general features OF miscellaneous
journalism. the Star will BIO found not in
torior TO the best Of its contemporaries. it
will neither be governed by cliques nor
lend it's columns for the abuse of the
worthy, or the laudation Of protentious
charlatanism; but will, MS faithfully as
possible. hold the scales of justice with an
even hand. | will be under no reaetionist
control, nor will mere craftsmanship ever bo
allowed 70 influence its opinions. Against
all secret political associations, under
whatever name or Ruise, 10 will war I'M
compromisingly. The attempt now being
made to revive Know Nothingism in its
old or new shape, it will denounce as ut
terly incompatible with Union, Freedom
| and Brotherhood.
EDWIN j.. JEWELL,
Southern Star Office, 60 Caroudolet street,
corner Of Perddu,
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FOR RECORDER.

4NeaS8. Eastoys-- Please announce JOHN
M,ERATH az candidate for Parish
Recorder, at the approaching election.
auglp d. MANY FRIENDS.
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Mr.. Edstor-- Please announce az candi-
date for the office Of Parish Assessor Of
East Batom Rouge, Mr.. STEPHEN J..
YOUNG, and oblige his
FRIENDS AND SUPPORTERS.
nnRH.
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Gheu2D Eight.

JUST EECEIVED--An invoice Of first quail
81 fty COAL OF which will be sold at tbs low
price of 81 20 per Gallon, retail
aug22 JOSHUA BEAL.
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ssy-"If we can't hear, it amt for tho
lack of ears" as the MSS said to the corn
tield.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


TI'HE Regular Weekly Meeting Of ,ss.3SAssSasl,
L DIE SOTO LODGE, No. 7, !. o. assS3 Sc
o. g., Ia held at their Hall, on Main ''7ssF'FAsRt
street, nearly opposite the Sumter House, every
THURSDAY EVENING at hslfpast e'cloek.
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RD~ The President has appointed Hon.
Hannibal Hamlin as Collector Of the port o.
Boston.
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NessS Eistms--Plcase announce Mr..
CHARLES VERBOIS, as q candidate
for the office OF Parish Assessor, at tho APP
proaching November election.
augl2 MANY FRIENDS.
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FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.

A NUMBER of unfurnished rooms, IA
Il large and small, suitable Tor single fiNfll
ladgers or small families. situation eS- AIhaW
trernely eligible.
For particulars, spply 10 the Editor Of Gosstto
and GIzaet, july29-n
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mr.. Eaitor-You ara authorized TO an
nounce SAMUEL SKOLFIELD, Esq,
rs candidate for tho Office Of Parish Re-
eerder ut the ensuing election.
aug5* MANY OLD FRIENDS.
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FOR ASSESSOR.

Mes@s. Editoqs--Please announce JOHN
Il. PIKER. ESQ, ~ o candidate for tho
Office Of Parish Assessor at the approach
in9 Noyembe Election. IS rs
NUMEROUS SUPPORTERS.
n.,l,l M
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aug22l0d
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10 Builders
PROPERTY HOLDERS.

AND
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DIED.,

LrspHuRsr JACKSON, of the late Confederate
Army, and son of DR.. B. jackson, Of Nottoway,
died at the prison hospital at Point Lookout, on
the Dad nltimo. of measles. He was young man
of very high standing. and his death is deeply
lamented by large circle of friends.
At Grove Hill, the residence of her father, IN
Botetourt county, Va, on Friday, the 10Th Oh
GILMrn BAssrrr. wife Of Captain Jefferson Bas.
sett, and daughter of Captain Cary Breckenridge.
On the evening Of the 2sth July, CArHAnISS,
youngest child of John N. and Mary Clark. -
At his uncle's, in Hanover county, on Saturday,
July Goth, CHARLES F. WALDRop, son OF Cnris.o-
pher and Ellen d. Waldrop, of this city, In tho
thirteenth year of his age.
In Petersburg, on Thursday evening. July ZHn,
at the residence of his brother, GEORGE mIThh
MoCAsDLIsH, in the 62d year of his age.
In New Orleans, on the 18th ult., OF yellow
fever, GEORGE BAUGHMAN, Jr., of this city, IN the
Goth year of his age.
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and our missions to send out to the West
and to heather nations We have our revi-
walls to pray for, and our negro people to in
struct and elevate. We are their natural
protectors. We have our own hearts to keep.
And if we are afraid of any encroachments
upon our soil, we have so much more to work
so as to use the expulsive power of tho
rough cultivation.
If our Church shows progress at the North,
we are to be ready for it with strong, hard
working, nti-Erastian, anti fanatic, anti-lev-
cling Presbyterianism. And if in the good
Providence of God, the North is reformed
and grows tired of these days of Peleg, and
begins to stammer after the one language and
the one speech; if this dusmenOrrhagiac
spasm that afiicts our old mother passes of,
and she begins to yearn after all her children;
if Noah awakes from his wine aud finds out
what his younger son has NOT done unto him,
it will do us no harm to be a fat, lusty youth,
hardy and selfreliant, with plenty of strength
to bring into the concern, and little to repent
of, if we consent a quarter of century
hence to 60 back to the old embraces.
That your most important share in all this
will be most faithfully attempted, is the con-
6dent belief of,
Yours, very respectfully,
JNo. MILLER.
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the churches in the city, and contributions
are solicited from other places, as these men
are from all parts of the country, from Vir-
GINA to the Gulf, and the most of them ut.
terIy destitute. The subject appeals strongly
to our people, and we hope the call upon
them will meet prompt and hearty response.
Private contributions may be handed TO the
Rev. DR.. Woodbridge, the President of the
Association to the Secretary, Rev. T. G..
Dashiell to the Rev. Mr.. Kepler, at the
Tract Depository, on Eighth and Grace streets;
and in person or by letter to the Rev. W. II.
Christian, Treasurer, box 795, Richmond
Postofice, or to Mr.. Robert E. Richardson,
Recording Secretary.
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Richmond Orphan Asylum.

The friends of the Female Orphan Asy-
lum, corner of Leigh and Seventh streets,
would respectfully make an appeal to the
public in behalf of the Institution under
their charge. The financial condition is such,
that this work Of Christian benevolence must
be suspended unless the public respond to
this appeal. A plan has been proposed by
which fund might be raised for present ne
cessities-that is, an individual obligation to
pay 81 per mouth for twelve months. At
the expiration of that time it is hoped the
Association may be able to resume its former
position Persons disposed to contribute, can
send their names aud amount to
A. NJ. BoLToN,
Secretary of the Board of Directresses.
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PREspYrERY OF RoANoKE.-The Presbytery OF
Roanoke, having failed to convene at the time ap-
pointed for its Spring Sessions is hereby called to
meet at Bethesda Church, on the WEDNESDAY be-
fore the fourth Sabbath of August, at IL o'clock
NJ, to transact all the business OF stated meet
ing. HUGH a. Dho"H'
Moderator.
NJ .-Bethesda Church is within half mile
walking dstance) of MossingfOrd Depot on the
Richmond and Danville Railroad.
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Presbytery Notices.

PREsBYrERY OF EAST HAYovER.-At the request
of more than the constitutional number the Pres
bytery of East Hanover is hereby called to assem-
BILE on TUESDAY, the 9Th day of August, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, in the Lecture Room of the Second
Church, Richmond, to FIX the time and place OF
its own Stated Meeting, and to take such measures
in regard to the interests of our two churches III
Portsmouth as may be judged proper in the preml-
seg" Also. 'if the way be clear, for supplying
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MARRIED,

In Washington, D. c., July 81, by Rev: q. d.
Read, Mr.. CHARLES HARTwELL and Mrs. ASSAC'
DARRAcoTr, oil of this city.
On the 4th of April, at Ningpo, China, BY the
Rev n. d. Green. the Rev. SAMUEL DoDD to Miss
SARAH L. GREEN, sister of the officiating clergy
man, all of the American Presbyterian Mission
Ningpo.
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EVERY OTHER WEEK.-Let it be under
stood that our publication in this way is only
for time. As soon as the mail routes and
postofioes are we'll established, We expect to
publish paper every week.
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July 18th, 1865.

PREsBYTEnY or WINcHEsTER.-The Presbytery
of Winchester, embracing the members Of the two
Presbyteries of that name, will convene in Win
chester, Va, in the Kent Street Church, on
THURSDAY August the Slst, at the hour of IL A. NJ.
The Presbytery of the same name, late in con-
nection with the United Synod, will meet at the
Loudoun Street Church an hour earlier, on call Of
ITO late Moderator. W. A. CRAWFORD.
Winchester, July ooh, 1865.
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ABINGDON PREsBYrERY will meet in Wythevile,
Va, on the first WEDNESDAY of September, 1.-THE
9th, at o'clock P. NJ. L. H. BLANToN, ~
Stated Clerk.
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UTANTED, by YOUNG LADY, Virginian
w by birth and education, SITUATION IN
private family or school, to teach the English
branches and music. She has the experience OF
several years in giving instruction, the last two IN
large Seminary in South Carolina.
Address CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN" Box
452. Richmond, Va. aus
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"THE sABBATH.sCHOOL BELL"

A SUPPLY of this excellent Sabbath-school
" music book, which has been so extensively
used and so great favorte in the South, has jus.
been received by the subscriber, and will be sold
to Sabbath. schools at the New York wholesale
price.
Sabbath schools may rest assured that there Is
nothing in this collection of political character,
or calculated to wound the feelings OF the South
ern people. ooonp
Bookseller and Stationer,
au8-2t 18th street, opposite Exchange.
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or stated supply" JOHN MILLER,
Petersburg, July 26h, 1865. Moderator.
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LEXINGTON PREsBYTERY.-Lexingto Presbyte-
ry stands adjourned to meet in the Rockingham
Church, Harrisonburg, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
of August, at eleven o'clock A. NJ.
SAMUEL Brown,
July 18th, 1865. Stated Clerk.
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SECULAR NEW IS.

The Medical College Of Virginia expects
to open its sessions the first of November,
with the following complete Faculty:
Levin S. Joynes, NJ. D., Professor of Ply
siology and Dean of the Faculty.
David H. Tucker, M. D., Professor of the
Practice of Physic.
Beverly B. Wexford, NJ. D., Professor of
Materia Medica.
A. E. PeticolaS, NJ. D., Professor of Ana
tony.
James B. McCaw, NJ. D., Professor of
Chemistry.
Hunter H. Mcclure, NJ. D., Professor of
Surgery
Obstetrics.
Howell Thomas, NJ. D.. Demonstration of
Anatomy.
We learn that there will be no increase of
charges over the old prices, and that efforts
will be made to secure board in the city for
the students on the most economical terms.
The New State Governments IN tie South.
ALI the States in the South are now pro-
vided with civil Executives. The following
shows the seven States which have Pro
visional Governors appointed by the Presi-
dent, with the names of the ineumbents:
State. Provisional Governor.
North Carolina, William w. Holden
Mississippi, William L. Sharkey
Georgia, James johnson
Texas, Andrew j. Hamilton
Alabama, Lewis E. Parsons
South Carolina, Benjamin f. Perry
Florida, William Marvin.
Elections have been ordered in the follow
ing of these States for the purpose of re-
organizing according to the proclamation of
the President:
State. Timeof Election. Time Of ConUsnfn.
Mississippi Aug 7, 1865, Aug IA, 1865
Alabama Aug 81, 1865, Sept 10, 1865
Georgia Oct 4, 1865, Oct rs, 1865
s. Carolina Nov 20, 1865, ---
association to Assist Returned Prisoners
A humber of our citizens have been engaged
for some time to assist the returned Confede-
rate prisoners now at Camp jackson. With
this view, an association of ladies, in connec.
tion with some of the Clergy, has been formed
in this city. The special object of the So
ciety--which meets the assent of the authorl-
ties--is to aid these soldiers, by furnishing
them means of transportation beyond the
points to which the Government sends them.
Collections have been taken in several OF
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HAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE.

The interest Of the fund from Scholarships, be-
ing for the time suspended, it will be necessary for
the owners of Scholarships to pay tuition until the
State resumes the payment Of interest on State
stocks. When the interest thus accruing Is paid
the College will refund the tuition, or extend the
time of the Scholarship, as the owner may prefer.
Address
]. NJ. P. ATKINSON, D. D.,
President II. S. College, Farmville,
aust Prince Edward county, Va.
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FEMALE SCHOOL.
MY SCHOOL, at my residence, will be re-
wi opened on the first MONDAY OF october
next, and close on the last Friday in June, 1000.
Instruction will be given in the usual branches
If an English course the Latin, Greek, French
and German languages, and music on the piano.
For narticulars as to terms of board and tuition,
ann,v n - REV. d. NJ. SMITH,
Hampden Sidney p. O.,
" 2O-4t Prince Edward county, Va
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OHARLES D. YALE CO.,
Iron Block, Governor street,
Manufacturers Of Tin, Sheet Iron ana topper
Ware, dealers in Cooking. Hall and parior Stoves
Hot Air Furnaces and Kitchen Ranges. Plumb
inc. Gas and Steam Fitting in oil their branches,
done ut the shortest notice. Have on hand large
assortment of Gas Chandeliers, and Gas Fixtures
of all kinds Brass Work, House Furnishing
Goods Patent Step Ladders, Washing Machines,
&c. Also large assortment OF superior uaS
Stoves, for cooking, heating and ironing.
CHARLES D. YALE,
v97-tf JOHN BOWERS.
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.. DRUGGIST AND AP0THECARY,
CORNER OF MAIN AND THIRD STREETS,
(S;gn Of the Red Mortdr,)
Richmond, Va,
Has lust received fresh stock of pure and reliable
DRUGS, MEDICINES and FANCY ARTICLES
to which he invites the attention OF his OLD irendS
and customers and the public generally.
Orders from the country will be carefully packed
and promptly shipped.
All goods sold on as reasonable terms as any
other house in the city.
Prescriptions carefully compounded all hours Of
the day and night. jy 2O-tf
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LAND OWNERS IN VIRGINIA
DESIRING to sell, are solicited to send me full
| J and accurate descriptions of their LANDS,
stating every particular that would give desirable
information. have many inquiries, especially Tor
lands along the water courses and railroads. II
practicable, always send Typographical map with
each description STATE LOWEST PRICE AND
BEST TERMS l am completing extensive ar
raugements for disposng of lands, both to capt.
talists and to actual settlers.
w. B. ROBINS,
Real Estate Agent,
Iron Front Buildings, Governor street,
Box Ais, Richmond P. o.
RErEnEYcEs-R H. Maury & Coz, Lancaster q
Co.. Purcell, Laid L Co., H. K. Ellyson, s. G.
Robinson, W. c. Allen, &c. &c. jy 2o-H
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10y W. L.. WALL CO., Auctloneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATG In GHk SENENTH WARD

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE IN THE SEVENTH WARD.
By virtue of decree of the Su preme Court Of
the District of Columbia in Equity sittr e, bear
ing date December 18th, 1854, and passed in a
in which William X. Riley ct. al. in bsh af of
the Mount Vernon Building Association, )" are
Complainants and Edward NJ. Clarke ct al, are
Detsndants,, iNo. l9l Equity l shall offer. for
sale at PHhlie Auction; in front Of the premises,
O'Clock. P. NJ, the following Real Estate. viz :
All that part OF Lot numbered nine t9l
in 70 uare numbered three hundred and
fifty three 1851 of the plan of the City Of ashing
ton, be ginning for the nerth- east corner of said
square, at the intersection of ID street south and
10th street west; thence running south on line
with said 10th street ninety 800 feet. thence west
fifty -fourit5a) feet ten and one half OO1@) inches
thence north ninety 1922 feet, thence east on line
half (l0a) inches to the place of beginning, with
tb g improvements thereon.
This property is situated on the corner OF D
street south and 10th street west aud offers great
Inducements to purchasers.
Terms-One third cash. the residue In six and
twelve months. the purchaser giving his notes for
the deferred payments satisfactorily endorsed and
Title deed to be retained until all of the purchase
money s paid.
All conTeysncing and revenue stamps at the cost
OF the purchaser.
If the terms of sale cot co implied with within
five days from the day OF sale the Trustee reserves
the right to resell the said property at the risk
and cost of the defaultps purchaser, by giving
three days notice in some newspaper printed In
the city OF Washington.
milo eaw3w6ds W. l.. WALL & CO., Aucts.
IRpBU6lican.1
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ITCH ITCH ITCH m

wup sC 3H e ri SE " HnT ,HoKAIoHi
blains, and all lruptions of the Skin. Price 80
cents. For sale by All Druggists
By sending 6n cents to WEEKS POTTER, Sele
Agents. 10 Washing ton st., Boston, it will be
forwarded BY mail free Of postage, to any part Of
the United States.
:. - For san in wsshin ston by z. D. GILMAN,
No. $50 Penn'a avenue. feb l3-lm