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PaF mIhut6 ''.,'.' .'I..'''.''- VV'O7 . bO
The engines and boilers have worked well
Bahia to this port, but will require some
overbauling. The brasses on one of the
trunk connections require sohimming out.
The boiler and blow.pipes require some
slight repair, all Of which can be done on
board by tho engineers department, which
will require about fEs (Sl days time. a.. d.
Respectfully submitted q q. r..
/ (Signed) Iii J. Q. A. ZIEGLERi 80
Acting Chief Engine y. 8. N,
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n..,rp.,,on or F.n,.n roberts.

PrrrsBuRs, Feb. 2I.--In the Fcnian con.
vcntion to-day, . message was read and
unanimously received from Col Roberts, re-
signing the presidency and recommending
Cen Svesneyss election
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ss- Wonderfully strauEs.-Msdams

AS- Wonderfully Strange.-Msdnme
NJ. Ii. PERREdAULT, who has astonished the
scientific olsHAes Of Paris and London, has now
Madame Perregault, by the aid Of her wonderful
instrument, known rs tho Horoscope, guarantees
TO produce q lifs-like picture Of the future hug
band or wife Of the patron, together with the
date Of marriage, leading traits Of character, oeG
eupation, etc, This Ia no humbug, as thousands
Of tssttmopials can assert. She will send, whom
dssirod, = written guarantee that the picture IL
complexion, color OF eyes and hair, and sncios.
log 30 cents and stamped envelope, addressed 10
yourself, ,yon will receive the picture by return
mall. Address
MADAME NJ. H. PERREGAULT,
T. o. Drawer 2O2, Albany, MY.
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AZ. B. H." Is crossed Of, as We desire to
erase from our books all such narrow-minded,
senseless readers. We write for men who
have common sense.
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Success OF the United States Monitor
Monadnock.

The i0IoWInB cOFresPondence has been re-
oeived at the Navy Department
UEIrED STATES STEAMER VAUDEVILLE,
Rio DE JASRIRo, January 8. 1866.
Hon. Gideon WefLes, Secretary Of the Navy:
SIR have the honor to inform the De-
partment that the Emperor Of the, Braiils
visited the !Monadnook this morning, on
board which l hoisted my broad pennant to
receive him. He examined the vessel, and,
rs far as we could judge, seemed we'll pleased
with his visit.
The regulations as to form were complied
with. He remained an hour and half
Respectfully, JoHS RoDaERs,
Commodore.
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WnLIAH LLoYD GARRIsoT. the eloquent
CHAMPION Of freedom, 10 now IN Washington,
M Iii lecture q the Union League Rooms on
Ninth slrse!l. on tuesday evening next We are
T.aues.sa 70 sRy that the room is email and the
aunb,y u Aeksts iintsd,
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FREEDMEN's AFFAIRs. - The following
circular was issued yesterday:
BURRAu kRFUORRs FRKRpMKN1

circular was Issued yesterday:
BUREAU kRBu0ERs, fRERDMKN,1
AND ABANDONED LANDS,
HEADQUARTERS Asst COMMISSIONER,
wAsuN0ros, d. G., Feb. %, 1850.
Circular No l.
Department, Bureau Refugees. Freedmen, aud
Abandoned Lands, the undersigned, as assistant
commissioner, hereby assumes charge OF affairs
Of refugees aud freedmen in this District, In the
counties Of Alexandria, Fairfax and Loudoun,
Virginia, aud In that part Of Maryland belonging
to the military department Of Washington. :
II. First Lieutenant 3. N. Clark, 9Th United
States eolored troops, assistant adJutant general,
and Surgeon Robert Rayburne, United States
volunteers, chief medical Office, are announced
upon the stat Of the assistant com issioner,
G. II. HOWARD,
M nrio nan and Aaata To m
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 21.-Flour good.
Wheat scarce at s2.15a2 25i inferior very
dull. Corn actice; yellow 6sa69. Coffee
6rmi Rio 20ia2lt. Whisky dull at $2.2Oa
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1s- Liberty Victorious" -yyiiliam
LYurD GARRISON, tho first anti. slavery editor Of
the United States, who has devoted a lifetime to
the suppression Of slavery, and to Q contest with
every form Of wrong, and has lived TO see
Liberty victorious will lecture this subject
at the UNION LEAGUE ROOMS, No. 4sl Ninth
street, on FRIDAY EVENING at half past seven
o'clock. Tickets, 90 cents Reserved seats, one
dollar. ... feb2l. SIS
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LARoENY CAsEs.-Henry Short, a oolored
man, was arrested yesterday by oaioer German,
on the Island, charged with stealing q pair Of
boots from Arnold Pfaenbaok, at the corner Of
we'll sent him to jail to answer the charge at
court.
James Taylor was arrested by Roundaman
Vernon, for stealing box Of candles from T. II.
Walker. at the corner Of Maryland avenue and
Eleventh street. Justice Handy sent him TO Jail
for court.
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CRIMINAL copRr-Jadgs RisAG.%(E d.,
ward o, o@rrinSsOn, E'qp DiStFIct Attorney,
ThisI nosnlDg the case Of BArthold j. Dresser,
William Rabs, and Herman GroaamAn, indicted
for, conspiracy 10 cheat the United stAtel, WAS
teSunsd aua several witssssel sHam,pSd,
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surRE4E GoURT oF rnE UNITED STATES

HUpREME COuRr or THE UNITED bfArES'-
" - ''''''' WEDNESDAY, Feb. q, 1855.
No. l24. JameA O. O. hOll, Robert Grant, aud
James Martin He'll, partners under the arm Of
He'll 4 Grant, Appellants We. The Ohio Lfe>In-
siranos and Trust Company, J, p. Kilbrsth,
trustee OF Charles stetson, ct al.
The argument 10 this eause was commenced by
Mr.. StanbsTY, Tor the appellants, aud continued
by Mr.. worthipgtoo, for the appellee, .'
Adjourned mill to- morrow ut II o'clock.
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az Notice.-To tho Taxpayer Of
WARRINGTON CITy.-Tho Board of Assessors hay-
ing completed the Annual Assessment for 1865,
hereby give notice that they will sit as a Board
Of Appeals aud for the purpose Of making cor
reetionR from WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, to
MARCH lst, 1865, inclusive, Sundays exoepted,)
at their room, Not, Basement Story, west wing
Of City Hall from A; NJ: to 7. NJ each day.
By order Of the President.
THos. H. DoNoHU, .,
fel0.dtml Secretary Board Of Appeals.
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II. RIvEs POLLARD, ofthe late Richmond
Baamfaer, arrived at the Bbbitt House this NOR
ming. 3d..
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Rio JASRIRo, BR ALL, Jan. 8, 1866.
To IL. Commander r. M Bunce, Command q:
Sin: would respectfully submit the fol
lowing report Of the working Of the ma
chinery of this vessel, and the amount Of
coal consumed during the passage from Bahia
to Rio Janeiro, Brazil:
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New YoRk, February a1.--Cotton firm at
45a48. Flour dull. Wheat dull. Corn
quiet. Beef steady. Pork heavy. Lard
quiet. Whisky dull .-!.lH .r.
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era Regular Meeting Of the Work.
INGMEN's CONVENTION viii be held at the
CITY Hall, Council Chamber,l on WEDNESDAY
EVENING NEXT, February q, at 8 o clock.
By order Of the President. fe20.2t
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14- Madam Mounts Pile salye--a
Valuable Remedy for that disease also, a Con-
Bronchitis, Asthma, &e,; can be found At
htat's Drug Store. opposite National Hotel;
Gilman e, near Metropolitan HOTEL Ford Is, cor
twisle's, corner Of Twelfth aud Pennsylvania
avenue Bllott's, corner OF and Twelfth strestsj
Harbaugh's, corner Of Seventh and O. jAl2,f
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w:a Tn asd ns s..sHs ;S@ an aiS .
new and reliable treatment fOE Diseases Of The
Urinary AID sexual systems. Sent fres, N
ssaleA enxeloRss. ADDRESS, DR.. j. eKILLIM
TTusyrto f 1ul aof-r'r.I| -.
.u q 20 - - r.f L. ........ ..aa7''
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A BURGLAR KILLED.-This morning Mr..
Charles T. Stewart, who resides on fifteenth
street, between X and l., appeared at the Pifth
precinct station house and stated to the officers
that he desired 10 surrender himself, having shot
a man during the night. He stated to the on
GERS that about twenty minutes past four this
moraing he was aroused, hearing q noise In the
room under his chamber. At hrst he thought II
was rats, but upon getting up and going to the
head Of the stairs he discovered a light. He in
mediately ran back, proeured his revolver, and
ran out on balcony, when he discovered man
running from the house, at whom he fred two
shots.
At daylight upon going down stairs he dis
covered the window had been broken open. On
going in the yard he found blood upon the fence,
and over the fence about hfty yards from the
house he found the body Of a colored man, the
ball from the pistol having taken effect In the
back near the body. He found a coat, vest and
from his house. ..."
Stewart was taken in custody, aud Coroner
Woodward notified, who held au Inquest to. day.
After hearing the evidence Of Mrs. stewart aud
other witnesses, they rendered q verdict that the
colored man, Edward Miller, from Fredericks-
burg, Virginia, was shot and killed by Charles
7. Stewart, while caught stealing in the house Of
said Stewart, ..
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TroubIe IN tho Tonnessee bsk 1s y
NASHVILLE, Fob. 2o.--The Speaker Of the
House has ordered that abssnting members
shall be brought into the Jegislature by force
II they will not come voluntarily. 1.....
guments and discussion, caused by the com
pelled attendance Of several members Of the
conservative party, who, II, was alleged, .pur-
posely staid away TO prevent tho House hay
ing q quorum. ..I fa s...H .s.... a"...f
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PEN. PENCIL AND SCISSORS.

EorHISe 10 more certain 10 produce low
fever than old wall paper, laid on In different
years several thieknesses. 70 s'' lain. a.
TIE Kerosene Oil Works Of Smith 4 Carr,
Brooklyn, were burned yesterday. Loss
about $4,000. '''i'
MADAME susANsIE LAeIEn win be cditress
in chief Of new ladies' paper TO be called
tho Coiumbins, and started In Paris.
the First National Bank Of Charleston,
Illinois, has been designated o. depository
Of public moneys.
TuE bishop Of Toronto has given the Irish
permission to make the usual demonstrations
on St. Patrick's day. They will be out in
full force.
The British Secretary Of State for India,
Sir Charles Wood, has resigned his post,
after long official career, and Is succeeded
by Lord Do Gray. .,a
CONVENIENT officers arc required TO make
good all Losses sustained by their resolving
counterfeit money in payment for Govern
msnt property, etc.
An anonymous call for public meeting ut
the Cooper Institute, New York, on Thurs
day, to endorse the veto message, has been
published.
A PLOT has been discovered and frustrated
to release several murderers, thieves, bur
glars, and other criminals, from the Tombs Of
New York.
FIFTEEN thousand bushels Of Government
corn were recently sold in Savannah at
prices ranging from forty to forty-hve cents
per bushel.
The Victoria papers are full ofthe wonders
Of the Bagdad gold mines in British Columbia,
and appeal to California miners to come and
get rich.
THE late private Secretary Of Jef. Davis,
Burton N. Harrison, has gone to Georgia TO
accompany Mrs. Davis to Canada on q visit
to her children.
TIE Sophomore and Freshmen classes Of
Columbia College will give an exhibition at
the Baptist Church this evening. The lite
rary exercises will be unusually interesting.
VIRGINIA CRY papers contain report that
two hundred men, on their way to the mines
In MONTANA persnea IN sho~'s'orm' oom-
=, :. 80 80 .nr.,;ns !. srn.,;.,..d
there.
THE Happy Twelyes" are ordered to
meet this Wednesday evening, at 476 Four
-, pu.,..rr =, -, ,.no,,.,.. ,s 40
be transacted. 80.
r.. s,s co,,.u,,. a..;a.a A.,
H.,.--;. 60. -. - .. =. "a,
r..u;..a - 49,, ,I...,..u,
~ a. -, ..~..,. 49, . - a..
80 Or. n.,,,. 81 ..,.n "a a.
ment officer,
Tur Grand Trunk Railway COMPANY have
jssuad n circular notifying the agents that
In eops.opsncs Of the abrogation Of tho re.
,.,,,r go, ,h., h.v. 5.oia.d In ,h.
''p'Oo'' ''
meantime 70 give inc Preierence 70 me snip
ments Of all freight for the United States
Tur Judiciary Committee of the Wisoon
sin Legislature have reported back the bill to
establish the eight hour system in that State,
and have submitted m amendment combining
the operation of the bill to Milwaukee. This
joke will undoubtedly kill the bill.
so,o, ~, ..d.r, n.rh.ns .r. M, .v.r.
that February. of the present year. has been
overlooked in the distribution Of full moons
There were two full moons in January, but
F.brp.rv Ia not rsnresented as entitled In
.pv
IN,
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Coy, FEHT0E, of New York, started for
Washington yesterday 100
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LOCAL N h w ..

q
SRwrns IN THE CIrY.-The bill reported
In the House Of Representatives by Mr. lngersoll
and referred 70 the District Committee, provides
Tor the sstsbishment Of . complete and uniform
plan OF sewerage for this city, and TO provide for
such improvsmept aud rsgulation Of the tide
water 'front.', and Of canals and natural water
eearses,as may De necessary FOR the public
health and the general interest Of the community,
ccnie m plates the creation Of q commission, 70
consist Of ave citizens and freeholders, three 70
Ia BIZ tha seeraiary Of thu Interior. And
two BY the Mayor, 70 hold ofhrs two years, and
10 be styled the Sewerage Com pissiprl Of the
City OF Washington, with null power and
authority to adopt and lay down complete aud
uniform plan Of sewerage OF the city Of washing
ton, intending such Improvement and Regulation
OF the Potomac river, Eastern Branch. Rock
creet, Tiber oreek, the CHESAPEAKE and Ohio
canal-so far a. the same is within the corporate
limits ofthe city Of Washington-the washington
city canal, aud the James Creek canal, s me
said conmissicn may deem necessary and n9, N
advisable with references to the public health
and general interest
rior shall, upon tho application Of the commits;
sion, apply TO the secretary OF wal M,ss s,a,ai
OF two OF more engineers OF the unheu o'a.es
army, VINO shai, unoe. tne dneouoa vi .h1eo
mission, proeeed 70 mskssuoh snIyeysshu ie'ei'
and drawings As may Dc neeessefy'
10 provae sne nssoes.,AIy he .s ~ yIns
the act Into effect the Corporation Of WashiSg.
ton 10 anthorihea 10 ISSUE IN sums o. Iom ouo
hundred to one THOUSAND dollars, bonds to be de-
hom,nh'ou sSWei pvse 20 ~ ~ =. ,,N- -.
ceeding one hunofea ana MY tnoosanu o9l l
which shal pear nleres ~ tne rae 2, SIX per
centum per arnum, payapte sem' quar.er anu sa
ally, And shsn De redeemApie IN hiy Eesrs from th
the date OF thei issue OF rNnin !na' ume' :" 'ne
pleasure Of SAID Corporation. u..,
TO pay the expenses incurred IN Ptephrauon
and laying down OF tne genera Pinn Oh sewerage,
or In the execution o. 50 musn o, .ne P'an ~ re-
istes TO me fotomse liver tne Eastern a. btaaen,
kook creek, ane tne vhe'aPes anu on,o oauhi
within me Guy nmi,s,tne mssmngton c,y S cana,
ilper Greer OF we lanes Greer cana, the sec,e
tary Of me inferior ~ au'no,,ea 70 Plaee 70 me
credit o. me eommlssion' Win tne treasurer OF
me united s'ates, an smount o. money equa 70
the iaoe o. tne sewer bonds denyered 70 the com
mission ~ we mayor Oh Washington' a.
10 pay me interest," upon tne sewer popas, ,he
eo,pora,loh ls autnorIea 70 levy ana cohee', on
All taxable properly within ,ne Guy, an annual
TAX NOT sx 81, Yen cents per hunareu ooliars.
The pih inItheT authorizes ,he eommssl9n 20
adopt oy Jaws, hxos lne eompensauon On Tue
commissioners AZ VIC per day, ana makes an ap-
preparation 70 carry Mluto eneet
- ,,
JURORS FOR THE CRIMINAL CouRr.-Tbis
afternoon, Mr.. r. J. heiss, clerk Of the Court
with Mr.. n: Cailan, clerk Of the Levy Court I;
Samuel Il. Douglass, Register Of the city and
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81, 1855.
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We claim for the Florence the following advan
World.
1t makes four different stitches, the lock knot,
doublc1ock and double knot, on and the same
maehne-eaeh stitch being alike on both sides OF TIE
fabric.
Every Machine has the reversible feed motion,
which enables the operator, by simply turning
thumb screw TO have the work either TO the
right left to stay any part of the or fasten
the ends of seams, without turning the fabric
Changing the length of stitch and from one kind
Of stitch TO another, readily be done while the
The needle is easily adjusted and does not
skip stitches.
Ii is almost noiseless and be used where quiet
Its motions are all positive there are no springs to
get out Of order, and its simplicity enables any
1t does not require finer thread on the under than
for the upper side and viii sew across the heaviest
seams or from one to more thicknesses of CLOTH with
out change Of needle, TENSION, breaking thread or
The Hemmer is, easily adjusted and win turn
any width of hem desired
1t viii hem fell bind gather braid Quilt and
gather and sew on rufie at the same time. II
has no springs TO get out Of order, and win last
life time
1t is very simple and easily understood and
worked.
The taking up of the slack thread is not performed
by the irregular contraction ola wire coil OF uncertain
operation of springs. The precision and accuracy
with which the Florence draws the thread MTG the
cloth is unapproached in any Sewing machine hither
We furnish each Machine with tBarnums self
Sewer which guides the work itself and is Of meal
culahle value especially to inexperienced operator
While possessing the above and many other advan-
tages the Florence is sold az corresponding prices
with other 6rst-class Machines and careful exam.
nation win fully substantate all thatwe have claim
ed for It, and Justify the assertion we now make that
it is the best Sewing Machine in the world
We warrant every Machine to be all that we claim
for it and 70 give entire satisfaction aud viii give
written warranty If required
~ Agents wanted everywhere in Alabama and
Mississippi with whom liberal arrangements win
be made
- KEYEs ESTES q. Co, eenl Agents
ieois-u P. O Bon On
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Bishop Green. spring Appointments.
CHANGE OF sCmEDULE.

\. o. J. 4 G. n +. X.
On and after Wednesday, the 4th inst,
Passenger Train will leave New Orleans
daily at 700 A. NJ, and arrive at jackson
6l5 P. NJ. Canton s.O0PM
Returning, will leave Canton daily at 90
\. NJ; arrive at Jackson 900 A. NJ; New Or
leans 40 =. VI
BY this slight modification of present
schedule. close connections are made with
all connecting lines North.
b. II. GREENE.
apl idlw Asst Supt. 4 Eng'r
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Notice.

Application being made for a Patent Right for a
improvement OF. or for the dress of Mill Rocks and
the trunks of the same all persons hereby no
tilted from making of the invention without the
or authority of the inventor.
j. s. CARTER
Wayne County Miss March % lGG-2-dtf
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TEACHER WANTED.

| wish to employ an accomplished Southern lady
l rs private Teacher and Governess i'll my fam
lily. She must be able to teach French. Music and
the higher English branches Liberal compensa
ZION will be paid. None need apply unless well
recommended. Address
WIN L. WRITER'S
mari idlm .Iarksnu Miss
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Sl.5OO to -. 900 a Year.
WANTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
W or Female. t. sell the Improved ommon
Sense Family Sewing Machine price SIS. This
machine will stitch, hem fell tuck. bind, braid,
quilt and cmbroder Every machine fully war
Tanted. Circulars Free.
Address call at l6G jefferson street second floor,
Louisville Ky. BLISS 6 MCEATHORN,
mLlM.lm lIennral 4 rnnts
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THE DAILY CLARION

rruuisition upou our advertising columns
r,-,lg,- Il, ,,,,o,,,,,. tb,t Il. has n lot >,
Va
''y'"u H""" arm 'u''''' '''''s' ''''' ETC. TO
sell at bargains
The original cold arm chair" the comforts
mud ,lo,s,rt ,ss,ciotio,,s az ,,1,i.t, Lo.o
>,
"''H 80 ol'o" sung ~ no" iof SAFE 4 nan
onShel OF "reminiscences connected with this
article of furniture will be givcn away TO
IN, ,5Ir,bassr
-o,,o ~ a., ..',,,,,,r,to ,sso,t,ro,,t
''''s' '''''f
OF every class OF goods can no" De FOUND at
the House formerly known as Dismukes
I,ppf,rd & 10 later rs pis,nukes & Sben-
.,,
well claim the credit OF beng pioneer es-
tablishmcnt as il has been dispensing good
ooods since the early days of the surrender
g. .r.I... 60. A.. ........
WIN" 'i'e '''' gay cry department
has been s'"'"'" an" l'h'Ied with new and
Good. WEI, Ella. I..,.... =.
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Two vacant lots for sale, on Main OF State street
convenient to business. containing about l3- feet
front. by 100 deep The lots adjoining with a
cistcrn on each. and pavement in front. Both lots
are under fence except in front and can be bOughl
for two thousand dollars. Apply to
W. IL TERRETT. or
acksou. April --l3 T. MURRELL
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THE PUBLIC

Acts directly upon the Glands and Mucous Mem
branes-stimulating them to additional activity in
their natural functions Of eliminating from the Cir
culating Fluids the usual Etiete (and in disease,
MOrbid) Matters, and eNpelling them through the
Skin, Kidneys Liver, and Alimentary Canal from
the system. 1t is therefore adapted for the relief
of chronic diseases affecting those organs and of the
mucus membranes lining them such as
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DISEASES OF THE SKIN.
and which popularity known Chronic erup-
tons letter, Pimpes Blisters. Scabs Scald- Head,
MilkCrust, Ring etc, etc
1t will also kin Itch and other local vermin which
prey upon the skin. 1t eoitens and detaches the
eNcrementitiOus matters deposited upon the skin:
heals the cracks, blisttrS, and pmplcs and renders
the cutaneous surface smooth and pliablc. 1t has
been used by Dr. Gilbert with most satisfactory re-
suits for many Years. 1t is offered for sale, in this
style from the firm conviction that il must uccCsSI-
rly meet with the hearty appreciation of those who
make use of it.
Full directions for the method of using these rem
edies, plain and accurate description of a number
of the different varieties of skin diseases and many
valuable suggestions in regard to their cure will he
found printed on circular accompanying each pack
age. These suggestions the fruit of most ample
experience acquired by DR.. Samuel Gilbert during
his extraordinary professional career in the treat
ment of this class of diseases in the cities of Mem
phis. New Orleans and New York; and will, il is
is expected, enable most upTOtessional persons To
treat their own cases with much greater success
than that which usually falls to the lot of ordinary
physicians.