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MHDiCAL.
! P oIAL TIOn

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d.. N. vELLNrs Private Hospii.i, IN ne
Federal block, corner Of ssvsn.h and y Streets,
opposite ne Pos, and Patent ofnsss. Rooms
- and ~, up stairs, wsshington, .. q
All diseases Of private nature treated II
the best scientific mAnner, and radical cures
enssted IN all eases. SYPHILITIC AZTEC
TIoE, oogoRRHGA, elect, SfRIcTUREs,
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, or the result Of Vo-
LUPTUoUs DREAMS, or nywsAkness Of the
GEEERATIVE ORGANS, from any cause
whAtsvsr, or how long standing, thoroughly
and rsdis.lly sursdI Alsol ooUT, RHEUMA-
TISM, NEURALGIA, and other CHRONIC
DISEAsEsoitheN NERVES, MISSILES, BONES,
and JOINTS, SCRoFULA, BLoTCHES on the
FACE, ERUPTIoNS on the limbs and body,
and all other ERUPTIvE DISEASES and
DISEASES Of the BLOOD, from Whatever
cause they may have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE,
No.mattsr what your disease, let no false del
isaey prevent you from applying immediately
- ACKNOWLEDGMENT
far the most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN In
the treatment OF privsts diseases. Fear not
10 come and make kaown your mislortunes,
and he win speedily send you on your way
rejoicing.
That dreadful soourgs Of the young, INDUCED
In when alone, destroys the gsnerstivs organs,
unnts them for married life, produoing
weakness Of the back and limbs, lors Of aui.
mstion and muscular power, pAlpitation OF
the heart, nervous irritabiiity, loss Of memory,
melancholy habits, insanity, consumption,
and death.
YOUNG NAN in view Of the drssdful con-
gcqusness OF delay, do not fail to make your
ease known immediately 10 Dr.. vellny. Your
secrets with him are sacred, and you may con-
ndentiy rely upon his medical skin.
Thousands whose systems were shattered,
and who were on the brink OF the grave, have
been brought back 70 vigorous health BY his
skillfui treatment.
MARRIAGE.
Married persons, or those contemplating
mAtrimony, who suspect themselves OF Impo-
tsnoy, seminal weakness, or any disease hris-
ing from relaxed state OF the genital organs,
whether the result OF disease, injury, youth
full indiSOretions, or indulgence OF the passions
In ripper years, are earnestly entreated to place
themselves under the care Of DR.. v. They
NAV RELY with oertaini Y uDon a apeedv eure
and being restored to full health AAd v gor.
He treatI with entire success all diseases OF
females, such a. LEUCoRRHEA or WHITES,
LAPsus uTERI, &e., hs., and In every case
guarantees . perfect CURE.
FEES moderate, and VISITS and CoMMU-
NICATIoNs strictly PRIVATE and CoNFI-
DENTAL
PERSONS calling see no one but the DocTnx.
Those at . distance may b. TREATED ny
MAIL. bv sending q statement OF CASE, 40.
jy2Sm
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NEW YORK krp
wAsHING TON
sTEAM sHIP LINE.
sEMi.wEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK,
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN, D. Q.
STEAMSHIPS
BALTIMORE, EMPIRE,
sALVOR, AND JAS. 8. GREEN,
Regular Sailing Days WEDNESDAYsA and
SATURDAYS, at 10 q. M, from foot Of High
street, New York.
For freight or pA'SAgs apply to- .,
foot Of High street, Georgetown, or
JAMES HAND, Agent,
de2a-sm lit Wall street. New York.
A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
IA OFFICE 6lI PENN. AVENUE,
WdShbpgt0H Guy, d. O.
GREAT EASTERN, NoRTHEaNl AND
WESTERN EXPRESS FoRWARDERs.
Merchandise, honsy. yseeiIy, VOiuS1Is'' Notes,
Forwarded with SAFETY AND DISPATCH
TO all accessible sections OF the country. This
Company has Agencies in the principal rail-
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
Its principal Offices are
PHILADELPHIA, BlLTIMORE, GIN
CINNATI, 81. LOUIS, LOUIS
VILE, LEXINGTON.
Connections are Ade at New York and
Bottom with lines forwarding TO the Canadas
and to the British Provinces, and with steam.
ship lines 70 Liverpool, southampton and
Havre, and thence BY European expresses to
all prominent commercial towns In Great
Britain and on the Continent.
Collection OF Notes, Drafts, and Bills made
At all accessible parts Of the United States.
Q. q. DUNN, Agent,
JeI9 wAshinRton, D. C.
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ORP HAN s. URT.
DIsTRICr OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON

In the case Of Eliza wardsr, exsoutrix OF
James Wander, deoeAIed, the OGeoutrix AfoTs-
said has, with the appreciation 1.-THE Orphans
pointed SATURDAY,, the 18th Of April next,
Tor the final settlement and distribution OF
the personal estate OF said deceased, aud Of
the assets In hand, a. far a. the same have
and whore all the creditors and heirs OF said
d. ceased are notified to attend, tat the Or
phtnS' Court Of Washington county AfOTe-
eAAA,) with their olAims properly vouohed, or
all benefit In said deeeAaed's eStAtei provided
. copy Of this order be published once week
for three weeks in the NATIONAL REPUBLI-
CAN previous 10 tho 18th day Of April; 1855.
Test: z. Z. ROBBINS,
mh2i-wBws Regi Hter OF wills.
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CMITH q FAIRS,
y FRENCH CONFECTIONERY

No. iiS wen haitino o , street. Z e ~
BALTIMORE.
The TAro1t delieAelea, Fruits, Creams, Pound,
sponge, and Frosted bakSs supplied 70 fami
lies a. shortest notice.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS OF THE DAY.
q-1hS choicest Wines constantly on hand.
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PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES.
Leave Walnut street wharf a. Q and 8 .. m,
~ m. and p, m.
Leave Kenslngton Depot At II.I6 .. M, a.Sb,
$50 and 8 10 y. m, and 70 90 q, m, mighty
The s.4b p. m. line runs dAilyi (All others,
Sundays exeepted.)
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINES.
Leave foot Of Barclay street At Ga. m. and
pm.
From foot Of Cortland street at 7, and 10 a.
m, - m, and p. m, ami ~ night.
The p. m. line runs dAilyi (All others, sun
days exeepted.)
W. X. GATZMER, Agent
Phil'a and N. Y. Lines.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. %. I8.1. deE
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NJ Z W INV Il NTI {
ARTIFICIAL CHEoPLAsTGO
BONE THRTH,
DR.. s, B. sIGEsMOND,
DR.. s. B. sIGEsMOND,

go PennIylvAniA avenue, botween Tpel
and Thirteenth streets, Warrington
DTs. s. calls the attention OF the public
the following advantages OF his Improved I
Ist. The teeth Of his mAnufaeture viii NJ
oorrode nor change color by any Aoidli =
are thtoe-fourths lighter than any other.
ID. No teeth or rOotA need be eXtTaotee
The ARTIFICIAL ones can be inserted over i
I'd. The roots will be made inoffensiVe
never 70 ache.
9TH. No temporary teeth are needed, 81
mAnSnt one1 can be made immediately, ms
preserving the natural expression OF the
which, under the old system, 10 freqn''
diaflgured.
9Th. This work hAs been fully tested fof
ave years BY many OF the frat ehemisu
phynieiAnn OF this and the old country;
DT. 3. has also Invented . white tndtbs
tlbl0 metal filling, with which the most
tive teeth can DO filled without palm Aas
build up . perfect sound tooth on AL
roOta, which will last through hletm,'
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAi
With InnoxiouH YApor, by Dr. sigesm9nS,
PennnylvAnia avenue, inventor and 1on
ufaeturor OF AnAestie InnONiOuB NApoI
Laughing Gas, nor ChlorofoTm or luz
strictly an AnaeStio agent, entirely nsS
oxhilArAting effects. and perfeotly ~ -
causing a quiet sleep, with pleAlnn'
tons and perfect innonHibllitV 20 pain.
The best Of references given II rec
fiall and examine tAr yourselves,
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RAILROADS.

AAILRoADs.
GRHAT PRNNs YLvANIA
" houTI TO TIE
honTHWKsf AND sOUTHwHsT.
ON AND AFTER DECEMBER IS train,
vii lsave haltlmore, from North CAlver,
Lhst NAL, a..sss........,a.s...,,. .. N.
Harrisburg Aooommod alton. ....a......1p d. m.
kLle and Pittsburgh Express. m
nttsourgh ana klmira Express..s..''lop. m.
THEsISA.M. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON
CONTESTS with the go .. m. train RON
Baltimore for Pittsburgh and the
West, and for ElmirA, Buffalo,
Rochester, Dunkirk, CanandAi-
qua, and Niagara falls,an
lfor New York city.
THE 40 P. N. TRAIN FROM WASHING.
TON Copnoots with the D. m. train IRON Bal.
hmore for PittsburE and Erie.
THE s4s p. N. TRAIN FROM WASHING.
TON Cenneets with the 10 p. N. Express
from Bal timoro and runs through 70
Pittsburg and EImira, without
change Of ears, oonneotin9 81
Pittsburg for Cincinnati,
Chicago, and 81. Louis,
and at ElmirA, for
Buffalo, Roehes-
ter, and sy-
iaeuse.
ONE THROUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY,
Leaving Washington 81 O'Clock y. m.
SLEEPING CARS on NIGHT TRAINS.
soLDIEnS TIcKEIs AT GOVERNMENT RATA.
: Low FARE AND QUICK TINE.
~ For Tickets and any information apply
~ the once OF the Great Pennsylyania Route,
corner Pennsylvanfa ayenue and sixth street,
under National Hotel, and Depot House, No,
tss street, near New Jersey avenue, Wash
ington.
J. N. QUARRY,
Superintendent N. @. n, n.
X, J. WILKINS,
Assenger and Ticket Agent.
JNO. GILLETT, Passenger Agent,
Corner sixth street and PennsylyaniA ave.
de28-f
The New York herald., 1865-05-28

WANTED hnEDnTzLr.--Candida for me
Colleotorhlp and Navy Agency Of the port OF
New York The candidates must give good
characters nom their former employers and pay
Eve Der cent commission 10 ths agents, as Is
usual at intelligence ofaOes Ten per cent is
allowed TO tho Navy Agent upon oil govern
ment business, according to the recent enlight
ened decision Of Mr.. Justice Nelson. For fur
Their information apply TO Thurlow Weed, sign
Of Che State Barber, or 10 Henry J. Raymond,
sx-editor Of The Times, Member Of Congress and
Candidate for tho Presidencv,
The New York herald., 1865-05-28

gurre nder OF Kirby smrh-Ths Extfn.
suishmsnt OF tho Rsbellion.
Secretary Stanton ofnoiAily announces tho
surrender of Kirby Smith. This ends tho rebel
lien. Smith has given up nea and maIkrid
All vessels. cannon, guns, ammunition. every
thing Belonging to he confederaov west of the
Mississippi. Is ssrreadsred. -
This i the last act for tbs pacincat,ca cf he
country. Tho power Of the federal govern
mens Is aew supreme ever ths iengsh aad
breadth Of the land. The old hag again waves
freely and proudly, from Maine 10 the Rio
Grande, and from tho Atlantic to the Paclho.
The rebellion was virtually crushed before this
event, and the refusal Of Kirby Smith TO sur
render was of no other importance than to
give false hopes 70 rebel sympathlzers In
Europe, and compel the government to send
an Increased force to Texas for the purpose Of
clearing that State Of the few rebels concen-
trated there, and in accomplishing this our
troops might have become complicated with
those Of France. But now that collision, II
forced upon us, will come properly and legiti-
mately, and when we are united and strong
The surrender of Smith is. therefore, Of i'm
portance in this point of view II In 20 other.
II is now only necessary. under this new
aspect of affairs, for tho administration to con-
fine itself to its policy Of peaceful reconstruc-
ton. With the last rebel army swept out Of
existence the President oan issue his proclama-
ton Of amnesty; trade can be reopened with
all parts Of the republic; the Southern States
can hold their elections and choose loyal LegIs-
lat,,ros and members TO Congress-; the people
can roll up thar sleeves and 60 to work and
rearrange and adapt Aiair industrial operations
TO the new state OF things, and the nation can
present itselfto The world with larger pppula-
ton and bigger crops, reconstructed and re-
generated, as the greatest military, nsya! and
commercial Power on the globe the richest
and freest people on Garth.
The New York herald., 1865-05-28

sssssss ~ sscssasl y shsnsa Z fsss = - i.aass
epasiasd sAns1 eaashsS. vAsa tAsy ssss1 -
issantly rsn1srsA pswessam - 0vs alasa Thsy ~
rssssd hin a ever ssvsa hunAssA ls,nn - ssoes1
their secapA
ne United seasss sesssAsr Uulsu. n somasad q
Leutsnant Conmaadse Edwssd OssEsy, arrived here
yesterday fsom the East snl Wsss Gulf squadrcaa
Ths stock market sxtrsmsly dnl bss stsaAy. -
tsrdAy Goyerumsus securities wss Inactive Gold
hrm and sfser opening ~ lse. closed q ls7x ~
Eve r. n, and ss 1857 ss aighk
There wa the accustomed Saturdays quiet
In commercial oiroies yesterday end with gold
remaining almost stationary during business
hours prices Of merohsndlse remained with
out change of moment Cotton and petroleum
wsre heavy and tas lower On Change nosr declined
100 Wheat was scarce 8nd arm. Corn was To- . %
higher Oats were also ~nrmsr. ~ were provisions
whlsksy wss rampant and jumped 70 - %. with - 10
asked o. Tho oose
The New York herald., 1865-05-28

BnvANr's MnsrruLs. Mr. Charley Whites new bus.
,esoue OF The Streets Of New York" has madc sxrs~s
hn a Bryanrs populas establishment When W. say
that the streets OF Ns~ York-ssores houses ana ALL
are set out bodily upon the stage, and tha sevM ns
ingenious and wonderful Inventions yct unknown %
our Orc department ere brought Into reau,sson In put
tng ont ~ oonasgson which concludes hs bupsssaur
ths crovaSd houses srs accounted Tor, although ne
oomicsites Of Mt rrmk Moran, Mr Noiss Seymour snA
tho rost Of tho ans troupe doubtes have soiasshns "
DO with them
The New York herald., 1865-05-28


idlsaew and exiEsvaganos, b - fkss exercise
a ths iash over refractory 'niggsus," and in
an he erueluss and passions incidsat b des-
potle power over them, aad taught against hls
white neighber - uses Of the shot gun, pistol
and bowie knife oone lessons Of chivalry, tho
Southern siaveboldl 5As q rule, was little bet
tor, n you scratched him. than . ferociow bar
barlaa. There wero and are. We know. many
good men among Southern slsveholders, whose
examples OF true refinement, Christian charity
to their slaves, and simple hospltalities, have
done much to redeem the whole GLASS In the
worlds opinion; but this late terrible war at
onoe disclosed tho ruling character Of the
South. He came forth In the fierce barbarian,
the natural product Of the peculiar institu
tion," and in all his sanguinary propensities
he stood out In bold relief Tho restraints Of
peace and the worlds opinion were removed
by the war, and this ruling Soushern character,
with the ignorant, debased and besotted "pcor
whites" at hls back, speedily subjected tho
Southern elements of law and order TO retga
Of terror and suberdination 10 brute fScce.
Experience b the mother Of wisdom. No
oan now clearly perceive from her instrsctions
slat President LiRcoln, in biding Ab 6mo. and
when the asAe had come, Ia striking - sbs
Southern institutien Of slavery, struck al the
root Of tho rebellion, and all the evils which
produced It. But how keenly the, pro-slavery
leaders and their adherents in the rebellion felt
the blow and foresaw the consequences, II not
arrested by some desperate undertaking, we
only, with the assassination Of President Lin
colin, began fully to comprehend. That JEFF.
Davis and his associate rulers at Richmond
were oonfedorates 10 the plots Of oil these rebel
Canadian spies, pirates, yellow fever vaga-
bonds, incendiaries and assassins, Is morally
proved from the evidence produced on the trial
Of Mrs. Sarratt and Company, and In the Ca
madam trial Of Blackburn. All this is perfectly
natural, II we look to the incidents and teach
ings Of thai demoralizing institution Of South
ern slavery. President Lincoln, all other
means failing, resolved to slay the dragon, and
did slay 1t; but at the cost OF bis own life in the
dying struggles Of the monster.
But are not we OF the loyal States, from the
very organization Of the government RESPONSE
BILE, to great extent, for this demoralizing
institution Of African slavery and its terrible
consequences Are we, 81 the North, guiltiess
of that fearful spirit Of barbarism created by
slavery and developed In this rebellionf In
this broad and honest view Of the subject, even
though JEFF Davis and his ruling associates in
the rebellion, If not proved guilty in other
respects. shall be condemned es traitors, may
not something be aEoweuto the evils Of slavery,
and may IL not be wise rs well as generous to
commute their penalty of treason to perpetual
exile. This, we dare say, wiz be tfcoontrollng
idea of President Johnson IN his final decision;
for'the dangers or another Southern rebellion
are gone with the abolition of slavery.
The New York herald., 1865-05-28

posted in tss rapM str,A> y Of ths modern eFe
and sclenoss, In thslr iguoeaA 'os my s.PpS,'
ah these things wsre done .ssoeeh P
pstriotsm, and proaoancsd al fhiss hsFrlOle'
and were really astounded But a. bad -
ell this seemed to them, Il remained Mr. the
immaculate, the plous, the exemplary, CNsis-
tan. upright gentleman, model citizen AID
pure patriot Henderson, Of the Post, to de-
veiop this new science In Q still advanced
step. Hs appears to have been one Of the
higher professors In the science, and tho
roughly conversant with all its mysteries. Two
and half per cent and ave per cent com
missions wore beneath his notice; nothing
short Of ton per cent would answer his par
poss. V
In tho due course Of human events this
venerable Henderson was appointed Navy
Agent II soon transpired that Il was Inn
possible for those who supplied the government
with naval stores through that once to obtain
their pay without drst allowing this ofhoial
Ten per cent commission. Now II also hap
peaed tAas tho eaaciais ct Washington. Pred
don't Lincoln snA his advisers, were In biz
Sal ignoraace ct the advanos Of This modera
science. Therefore. upen iessalas these fsesg.
they were astoaaded. aud forthwith removed
patriot Headerson, and pOmmenced legal pro
oecdings against him. Tde ~seas country
was searched and tho abiest legal talent that
could be found was employed In tho case.
Ono Of the great legal lights Of the bar Of
modern Athens gathered with the men Of legal
lore of this olty, and arrayed themselves before
the able Judge who was TO preside over this
trial. The half q dozen disciples Of Blackstone
prepared themselves with great care. The
points Of the case as they came up were handled
with mastery skill. But with all their legal lore
they had notbeen educated up to the point which
the Judge before whom they were arguing had
reached. Judge Nelson, becoming tired of their
want Of knowledge, soon brought the trial to an
end, and delivered an opinion, which, for legal
acumen and enlightened views, Is perfect
model, and entities him to rank among able
jurists far 10 advance Of Story, Mansfield or
Marshall. His brilliant and logical decision
settles the point beyond dispute that navy
agents are entitled to ten per cent commission.
Therefore the Morgans, Weeds, Cummings and
all others are entitled TO theirs alse, and no
person has right 20 questionit This, we take
1t, settles this peint for ell time to come. Mer-
chants who wish to sell goods to the govern
ment, bidders for contracts, applicants for Of
Ace, whether for appointment or nomination,
can now proceed understandingly and govern
themselves accordingly. As to the dear peo-
pie, they can no longer grumble, but accept
the decree and the burden as coming under the
head of the war times
The New York herald., 1865-05-28

Fourth Day OF the Handel and Hsyda
Society stival-Besthoven's Ervics--
Indf9srent Solo singing-Master Ceksv
I'm = Tix, &c.
ouR SPECIAL BOSTON ooRREsPoxDENos.
The New York herald., 1865-05-28

and cleaned hair and this the claim Tor for
fcure based. The claimant. BY witnesses, showed
that the proper valuation Of the Article set forth IN
the nvoce that no had imported other lots Of hair at
the samc rate, and that they had passed. the Custom
House without objection. The jury gave verdict for
the claimant.
The Excise Commissioners granted three licenses ct
their meeting yesterday. The polioe authorities have
received instructions TO present the OF several
prominent liquor dealers who have not tax en- out licenses
to tho Grand Jury for Indictment with view of ded-
nitey settling tho question OF tho constaonaity Of
the Excise law
A Gre broke out between twelve and one O'Clock yea
terday afternoon in the extensive 0vc story chair
factory Nos 1so 1888 aud 1870 G, and, owing TO
tho combusibs character OF The stock It contained the
entire establishment In vesy short time enveloped
in flames Many OF those in the building narrowly
esaped suaocaiion and burning 10 death. N IL was,
some OF them seriously injured by jumping from
upper windows. The adjoining buildings on zach side
and on the opposite side Of the street AID tho Atlantic
Foundry In tho rear all more less injured by
tho falling walls the nre How the Are originated is
not known The entire forty Gyo aud
my thousand dollars principally insured
The body Of q supposed murdered man. thought 10
have been an Italian discovered yesterday after.
noon In Q wood Long Island about mile from the
Bath and coney Island Railroad depot There was .
downward and the head had been nearly severed from
the trunk by tho back OF the neck. The name
Of the supposed murdered he's not been asccrancd
the murdercrs yet bccn arrested but the police
have q clue 10 hem, and are on their track.
Tho following among the cases receiving the st-
ention OF the police authorities yesterday MARY No
Cord Of 34i East Sixteenth street. and Jane McCord, Of
1876 East Seventeenth street. wero committed for ex>
animation, In default Of Owe hundred dollars ball each,
charged with having been Cor some me sawins money
TO which they not entitled fron fund Tor The re
lief of families Of volunteers MmheM Brsnnan va
arrested, charged with being fugitive nom justice from
weschester county whore be was indicted blythe Grand
Jury fos having been engaged In assllss iron,
In November last In this harbor, nom vessel belonging
70 the Syracuse Iron Company staatcd In wcsschcse'
cousty. He wss sent back thers Thomas Murphy wa
committed for trial. charge Of having, with two othe'
mon who escaped, knocked Gown and robbed Mr. Alfred
NAhon about three O'Clock yesterday morning. on the
| corner Of avenue A and Nineteenth street. Edward
Heissr Of 800 Brooms street. was oom mtted Tor exAm
nation, charged BY q soIdier named Frederick Won
Schultz with having In February ,sst swsd'ed him ou'
| OF three hundred dollars OF his bounty money.
The boarding bouss No. 2es Esss Tsuth street W"
entered about elxht o'clock lest svsniaG W tyo bolS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04
kennedy'S Rheumatic Linimpnt.

The att nton ofthe public /. called TO tins most ex
celltnt Of all Lnmens perfect and speed, cure o
all le aches aud pains thai 4 sh IS heir to
RHEUMA Is VI Is caused by staguation of IA, fluid
arising irem checked pers lirai0n-are Gu ed by fsW
DO tie OF kennrdy's Rheumatic Linimsni.
NEURALGIA the king Of al pam. l. caused ~ AZ
II Elimination OF the nerves II instantly cure by lev
applications OF heunedy'- Rheumatic Linlmenl
SP AIMS aie oaustu by an over extension aud sud
con racuon OF the mu ces are guttd by few bottle,
OF kennedy's Rheumatic Linment equally good 10.
mAn and beast
PLEt ri ~ Is an inflammation Of the lining. of IN
ribs cured bya few bottles Of Kennedy Rheumatic
Eminent
BRUISES are caused by sudden pressure Of me
hesh aud smashing of the tissues are instantly relieved
by Kennedy Rheumatic Linment
ChAMf Is contraction OF he muscles caused hv a
sudden stopping Of the me- huid which prevrt &.
annual lite having free alw scned by anew appn.
cation. Of kenn, dls Rheumatic liBment.
SukE lHROAf AND uUARSENEsS are caured hv
an unat raj dryness OF the glands we pece of fnn
mel with kenn'd y's Rneumilio LIN ueut. upply it on
gong TO bed, aud you VIII be well In the m ruling
htAbACuk AND tn hob una or TAB TEMPLES il
oius b. pressure from nsbe peep ration is cur
ed by atew applications Of keuaedy's Rheumatic Lin.
inient
WEAKNESS or Tue BACK follow the direction.
IN the circular around each bottle
FOR AN I'll GRATED SORE THROAT YOU will
ukr ne 1easpoenu of the in meut and tour l. aspoou
luis OF wafer, gargle IN the throat twice day. In ew
days VIII he we'll This one leaspuouiul will b. worth
dollar 10 YOU.
FoR BRONCH Is and all ina ,nmoti,n OF TIE throat
ton lis and palate, with q dy hokiuu cuu.h YOU vii
dilute the miment with four Or five times ~ bntk of
wafer "a Gle he throat and swallow the moisture j.
never inll' II is good Tor OH che tarache sveled
ace, inl mmatlon Il eve kind F,el} family .htuld
have iu tuppl, for the Vntr
mnnuao ufed by DONALD KENNEDY, Rrxlury
mas iriee b0 cents. For sale 10y all druggists.