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the Colonial Order OF Saints Michael and
George. The important colony of New South
difficult field OF his labors. There he showed
himself, by his accomplishments and pub.
llc spirit, a worthy successor OF Bris-
bene and Sir Thomas Maitland, The position
Of an Australian Governor, i'm portant as IL un.
doubtedly is Is In many respects not au agree.
able one. and 1t has been less so. Placed at the
antipodes, unable to advise with the Colonial
once IN less than four months, he Is at once
responsible to the Colonial Secretary, and
Obliged to decide between the Legislative Coun-
GU bnd the lower chamber, the Legislative
Assembly-bOdies generally imbued with crude
notions of dignity and constitutional law Dor.
fowed from the maternal country, though by
no means improved in the appropriation.
While In the neighboring colony of Victoria
of the Legislature has exhausted
the patience and tried the ability
Mr.. Manners Sutton--as well as of successive
Colonial Secretaries, from Mr. Gard we'll to Lord
Bucki CHAM md Chandos. Sir John Young
kept the machinery of bis government in ex-
Of the Government House az Sydney, few
Winters ago, the Roman Catholic Cathedral was
Destroyed 10y flre on June 30 AS an Instance OF
bis liDtraIlty. ~ may he mentioned that
although a North OF Ireland EpscOpallan, he
Immediately Ielegfaphsd his sympathies to the
venerable Archbishop joan Bsde POlding, then
absent at Bathurst. He did not Confine his
sympathy to this, but at public meeting held
some time forwards made n warm speech,
calling on all classes to restore a building In
which every Australian felt pride. aud sup
ported bis appeal bv a handsome su bscri pti on.
little over year ago Sir John returned To
last he was appointed toy Prime Minister Dis.
f8eli TO the GovernorG -uerR lship of the Do
miDion OF Canada, rs the successor of Lord
MonCK.
Mount, the artist, is the fourth academi-
clan deceased within a few months.
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Mount, the artist, is the fourth academi.
clan deceased within few months.
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h9Be PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD CON-
PANY.
TREAsURER's DEPARTMENT,
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. q 1868.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The Board of Directors have this day declared a
StmiahnuEl Dividend of FIVE PER CENT. on the
capital stock of the Company, clear OF National and
Stale taxes, payable IN cash. and after November
so, 1868
Blank Powers of Attorney for collecting Dividends
be obtained al the Office Of the Company, No. 2SS
s, Th IRD Sti eet.
p. M from M V. 80 10 Dec o. for the payment
of Dividends and after that Date rom A. NJ. to 8
p NJ. THOMAS Il. FIRrH.
Il8 SOt Treasurer.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Roy EVANGELIzATION OF SPAIN.
The iriendsof the American Bible Society AN eri-
can TRAIT Society," and American and Foreign Chris
tan Union. will hold third upion meeting TU Es.
DAY EVENING, Dec l, at hsltpHst 2. In the
Oh HURCH OF THE EPIPHA ANY (Rev. Dr. Newtou's)
FIFTEENTH aud CHEsNUT Streets. to further
evangelical efforts in Spain.
che RLES GIBBONS ESQ.,, will preside.
Addi esses will be delivered by Re-. II d. GAN5E,
of New York Rev. PHILLIPS BROOKS. Rev. ]
WHEATON SMITH ID D., Rev. A. A.wI LIFTS, ID D.,
aud Rev. RICHARD NEwTvN, D ID. ll2Sstu2t*
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sGayo WRIGHpS ALCONATED GLYCERtN
~ Tablet OF SoIidihed Glycerin tends TO preserve
the skin frOm:dry ness ana wrinkles lmparts Won
derful degree OF sofLness and delicacy the COM
peAiou, and whitenesS the skim Is excellent
dentlirce grateful to the taste and tonic to the
mouth and gums imparts sweetness to the
breath, and renders the teeth beautifully white For
sale by all druggists. r. d q. A. WRIGHT, No. ga
CHESNUT Street. 2R
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BUCKWHEAT CAKES FOR BREAKFAST

HaTkl HArk HaTk!
IT'S III SQUAD of The DEeAktAs Ast bell
1he tina le we love so Well!
r IL tells of the cakes
Which Body bakes
or elegant buckwheaI flour;
And we hurry TO eat
Such a luscious lIeat.
Flltor king 10 devour.
The grlddle she's greasin',
The cakes are In sessOn,
The savOIy OdOrA bewchiug;
They're crisp and they re brown,
And we swallow tn heIa)dOwn.
AS fast as they come from the kitchen.
Oh happy are we -
AS soon AZ
The smoking hot buck wheat cakes
Right hos from the fire.
And we II ulv desire
To eat them as fast as she bRkes.
Truly, the cakes constitute aPpetizlng dish But
what would man do with a barrel of bueKwheat
cakes, II he had clothes? Better have clothes and
nc skes, than cak kes and no clothes.
But, mind you. believed fellow citizen one OF the
advantages of dealing at Rock hill & WILSON'S Is, that
they sell clothes so cheap that, on every suit YOU
buy You can save moneJ enough TO keep your family
In buck wheat cakes for month.
Try our clothes! the cheapest the best the most
eegant
No more till next time.
From your friends and fellow'citizeus,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22
Sept. IA, 1858.
l~wa Railway Cesnnunloaaions

FROM the Bufnngton iowa HAwkeye.
The American Central Railway will be
built from GAlvs. ILL.,, to New Boston, ILL.,,
and that will 30 the end of tho project. 1t
has fallen into the hands Of the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company,
the denial Of certain interested parties TO
the contrary Notwithstanding, although
separate organization is still maintained. 1t
will be feeder Of the main trunk Of the
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy Road, and
a. such will greatly benefit the compauy
and the country through which il passes.
Our New Boston friends will thus have an
Eastern outlet by rail-, but it will oc many
years bsfore they SEQ the extension Of the
road to For! Wayne, Ind, east, and Omaha,
Nsb, west. 1t certainly will not be for the
interest Of the powerful company which has
now come 10 the rescue, to build an opposi-
ton line eastward, and no company will
undertake to bridge the Mississippi at .
point 80 near the Burlington bridge as New
Boston. Burlington. Rock Island and
Quincy ere the three main crossings Of the
river Tor the principal trunk line through
Iowa and Northern Missouri, and will con-
tinuc 10 bs for many years. We predict
that the result of this effort Of our neigh
ools W oOkhlN Detlef TALL COMMUNICATIONS
will be tho completion Of the Galena and
New Boston Branch of the Chicago, Bur-
ington and Quincy, and the building Of =
north and south road on the Illinois side Of
the river. A connecting link from Rock
Island 70 Burlington will ill the gap and
give an all rail line from Fulton, Illinois,
and Clinton, Iowa, to st. Louis, ultimately
connecting with the Wisconsin and Mime
sofa lines At Lacrosse. This is . project
that will work out itself in less time, per.
haps, than might be supposed 1t first glance
but it will come-and it viii be the solu
ton OF the whole problem of perfssting rail
connections with all the river towns and
placing them in close communication With
the great East and West routes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22

Hon. James r Lane. and Capt. J. II. Wallace,
Republican aud Democratic candidates for District
Hector. will Discus. tho political issues Of the ~
s@- ssus~ssz ,inaes aud sslSre-
Clinton. Nosday, Sept. a.
Davenport. Tuesday, sept -
Mnscaiine, Wed needay sept, u.
Wilton. hnscatne Co., Thursday, Sept. 20.
The diseusD!ens win commence .. 2 O'Clock, r. NJ
u each inatance, except at Dewitt. Clinton, Dsven
port and Auscasine, where they vii begin Al ~.
o'clock
Capt. Wallace will !. egin The dscussios a, Upton
speaking oae hour, TO be followed by Mr. Lane ous
hour snd hair Capt. wallace reIoinIng In thrt.
rnsnu'es; at the next meeting Mr.. Lane will open
and 80 on, alternately daring tho discaes ons.
The local esmmliscs are requested to Aitend 70
Advertising and arranging for these meetings. and
the public Journals ofboth partes To publish thcss
acpoiniin ents
Nv ordsr Of the Central Committees Of the Second
Congressional District EDWARD II. THAi Err.
Ohm Dem. Cent. Com.
l.. ID. IN18RSOLI.,
Chm Rec. Cent. Con.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22

Toe Nav York Exsisy Is,s takes coca
sion, in Publishing ID. September statemen,
Of the public debt, to repeat its dsnuaeia.
lion Of the Secretary Of the Treasury for
making his exhibi, SO rs not Ia show the
ia'l amount of the Debt. II says: "No &C.
csant Is given in Mr.. McCulloch's state
msat Of the interest Of The debt. There are
always large amounts Of interest due. bnt
not Ut paid; and still larger amounts .c.
crued but not yet due When the Sscr.t..
~ OF the Treasury shsll include ,h.,.
amounts in his returns, they will b. Of
some vAlus as agudc 10 the movements. AZ
the department, but not till then. =
No man but the Secretary Of the Tr...urv
-. decide this question. lie is reou;r.',
by lsw TO give . statement Of IN. nuh,;,
dsbs at regular intervals; but, instead a,
doing %, he gives . statement Of on,v =.
part Of that debt. In order 20 get from him
report that will b Of value, l. senms thu,
Congress will have 70 instruct explicitly
that when the law says,he shall publish the
facts on this subject, il means all the facts.
and not some Of them only.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22
ITO Owners of Horses.

h0usahds Of H0fsSs dle ySafly from conc. Th!6
need not be. Dr.. Tsblas' Venetian Horse Liniment
in plat bottles price dollar. will positively cure
hrst taken. II 10 warranted superior TO anything
else for Cuts. Calls. Sprains. Old Sores. swclnHs.
and Sore Throat. il IL no new remedy, but OF q
msA In The country. Col. Phllo r. Dneh. Of the Je-
rooe Psh Csufse has used Il fer years, anl recon-
mends II to his fresds. Orders are constantly re
csvsd for u, fom the Racing Stablps In England.
II has stood tho sest oftlme, no one has tried
1t bat continues IL Rscollect to get Dr. Tobias
Venetian Horse Liniinsnt In pint bottles, and tabs
no other Bold by the Druegists and Storekeepers
throughout the United States. Depot 10 Park Place
New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22

ant among them wss Isaac Rhodes, who.
with the rest OF them, was entirely free
from blame. | assumed the responsibility
then, and | do not shrink from IL nov
Charges were preferred against me, and
was ordered before General Court Martial
at ST. Louis appeared before that court
gave list OF my witnesses-requested
that they be summoned-and awaited an
examination. Upon an investigation OF the
case, and without bringing q single wisnsss
before the court 10 my behalf, the charges
against me were dismissed, and was or
dersd to Join my regiment, which did, it
then being in southwest Missouri. About
four month after this received informa
ton that l bad been dismissed by tho War
Department; and IS have had occasion
to state recently, II was dismissed arbi
trarily, without notice and without hear.
ing" and this is oil ever knew Of nv
dismissal.
Tho editor, with peculiar pathoe, SAYS:
But, Alas the dsmon intsmpsranes over
came him. and he fell . victim 10 strong
drink" II this be true, is there not some
slight apology to be found for my delln-
quenclcs IN the fact that other officers, who
were higher in rank, and are now ambitious
for political distinction through the agency
Of the republican party, set the illustrous
exampls-gained greater degree OF noto-
ricty in this direction, and aspire to higher
political honors while the purifying
process prescribed By these sef-righteous
ccnsors is only to be found in the renunca-
ton Of honest political convictions, ard a
blind adherence to their dogmss and die
tations. While | have no ambition for
canonzston through such . medium. |
thank God that have been strong enough
to shake of the demon Of intempe -ahce,"
and at the same time to preserve my poli,i-
cal honor.
The last and most important % charge
is, that By my dismissal forfeited some
twelve hundred dollars pay" Tina. is
true, so far as that there was about that
sum due me, and that did not receive it,
have never complained; and certainly
have more reason to do so than any one
ciess; but when consider the insignifi.
canoe Of this sum, - compared to the mil
lions Of which the people have been, and
are daily being robbed. am happy to con-
tribute so much to the country, e it can
only DO placed beyo the reach of those
extremely honest, moral Pharisees, who
say to me. Stand aside, for am holiss
than thou Yours, respectfully,
w. +. LRFFiHGwRLI.
IA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22
MOffatS Life Pills and PhGaiy Ditters

Ths most successful medicines in the world Mod
ical men. ccrgymen, philanthropi-t.. all acknowl-
edge they performing wonderful effects In case.
ofphysics weakness. billions secretlons dyspepsia,
loss OF appetite, diseases ofthe liver and skin Moi
fas Life Pills are the best Cathar,ic and Blood pari
hcr offered to the public. They cleanse the system
from Al impurity aud ne-er u.ips th4 bowels sofa
ny all Druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22

Thirty Years Experience IN the
Treatment of Chronic and Sexual
Diseases.-A Physiological View OF Mari
sge.- The Chespeet Book Ever Published. con.
taining nearly 100 pages and 1870 fine Plates and En-
cravings ofthe Anatomy Of the Human Organs in
Gate OF Health aud Disease, and Treatise carly
Body. with the authors plan VI treatmcnt-the only
rational and successful mode OF cure, ae shown by
the report OF cases treated truthful adviser to the
married and those con tsmplating marriage who en-
terrain doubte Of their physical condition Sent free
ofpostagc to any address receipt OF rs cents in
stampe or postal currency. by addressing DR. LA
CROIX. No 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, ny. The
author NAV be consulted upon any Of IN disease
upon which HE book treats, either personal or By
mail, and medicines sent TO any part OF the world
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22

SO A ID

The undersigned. known TO the public as Manu-.
fsctarcrs Of Pure. Unaenlteratcd Family and Fancy
Soaps. have spent many years and much OF their
mean. Ia cd1cssirg the public TO believe the facts
that "so-called cheap or iowpric-d'' Soap. being
nceessaryafultera.ed he dearest and tina good
pare soaps. although apparently dsassr, are the
eheapest. They have reason to ksow that their
aeaehtng has had itr proper sfsc upon the minds o.
intelligent houseksepers, and believing the time
has come when really Superior Soap will be appre-
Gated, they now put in the market art lie which
they ara confident lie The hes. Family Washing Soap
ever oeredto the people ofthis any Other coan.rr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22
NATIONAL TRUST co
Ofths ci ' o. New York. No 3as Broadway
CAPITAL. ONE Mut1usuON DOLL 4 me-

CHARTERED By THE STATE
Darius r. Msugsrn, President. James Merrill. s.c-
retary Receive Deposits and allows FOUR PFR
CENT INTEREST on All daily Balances, 90 biect 10
Check ut Sight spEClAL DEPOsITS ~, s,y
Months, or more may be made at i've pcr can,
The Capital NONE WILTON DOLLARS r DIVIDED
among over 300 shaFsholdsIs, comprising many gen
tlemen oflsrge we..th ana financial experience, who
CATIONS ofthe Company 10 double the amount az
their capital stock As the NATIONAL TRfrsT
co, receives deposits in large or small nmonn,.
and permite them % be drawn a. A vholo ar in ns,i
BY CHECK AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NoTft,F
allowing Interest on all daily balances. parties
throughout the country can keep accoun.e In mi.
Institution with special advantages OF security con.
vsnicncc and prae jeo2 az WIN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22
Il - % W. Els
70 = MILK
HAIR r l. s T O RE

HAIR I, l. s T O RE r
Is UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Nv The Tbopsari. who have uscd II. TO be spne,,o,
10 ali other Bar now before tho m s,,n
Tiil~ Is NOT A DYE,
s.itcontalns NJ c''oring matter whstever. and Il.
not composed o. Poisonous Druge, being "a Vege.s.
ri. c,mnoYr9 ara rot lnjuriou. in its apnlics,,a,
ron RESTORING THE COLOR
has eqns whs,s .as n 2, has become Grey
ncs,ions fths ges.orer Will in very shor,
restore the Har 20 lie original color. condition ana
''' ''''' As 4 COMPLETE HAIR DRESSING
I, canno, he snrvasscd. 1t removes ALI D,ns,,0
Heat and Hnmors from me scalp prevents the Hair
rom falling on rest on bald heads In ne.,,, III
cascs % the hesI cool the halr moist, and
il q fne, glossy. an natural appearance. s''s'
FOR TEE LADIES' TOILET.
This eompound !. unsurpassed. Try IL andtsII vo,.
fyiendr vhat YOU think OF IL. The Propnstn, ~.
Testimonial. gre;. sbnndsnee to prove ali he claim
for the Res.orer. Prepared ~
wM Il. KNOW LES. Nassrs. n
Sold BY Dr1rsl't scncIolo je21. dom
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22
Lame Back.

NEw YoRx. Nov %, 1882
7. ALtoocK d Co --0entlem men / lately suffered
severely from q weakness In my back Having
heard our Piasters much recommended for cases OF
this kind. procured one. and the resnlt was ell
could desire. single Plaster cured me 10 a week.
Yours respectfully, J. q. BRIGGS,
Proprietor ofthe Brsndrcth Honse.
Principal Agency. Brandreth House, New York
Sold hv AL nruppsfs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22
BATCHELoR,s UAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye 10 the beet In the world !;
the only truo and perfect Ore; harmless, reliable
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints remedies the III effects bad ives vgoratcs
and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful bac or brown
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers; and properly
applied At Batchsior- wig Factory, No. 10 Bond St,
New YORK. AuY2Q d&Nix
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22

III Elk COMPLAINTS.
saaas,sc and all affections OF the Livcr:asc soon r.
movea oy the use OF Roback's Stomach Bitters snd
49,, .,as' they are composed Of vegetable ned.
with especial refsranes 70 their dir1ee
ss"sn - - liver sad dlgsselss sJposo&ss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22

Tus Massachusetts Republicans hav.
said distinctly and unequivoeally in tbsi,
platform that all the bonds SHALL BIZ
PAID IN GOLD. Tho Pilgrim bondhold.
ers deserve credit for an honest expression
Il what the Radical party means to do re.
gsrding the payment Of the bonds gold
Tor the Yankees and eresnbacks for the
Western farmer. That 10 tho burden Of
their song and the burden Of the overtaxsd
Usspss. Al@
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22
WANTED.

All pereons troubled with Costiveness OF Constipa
ton ofthe Bowels o buy Roback's Blood PNis
they contain no me rcury, purely vegetable and
work like chrrm can be taken with safety BY err
sons of all ages: pnd in all conditions ofnfc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22
LADIES'

VI sodentsry habits who require Q gentle purgativs
WI ind Rooack's Blood Pills just the medicine they
"ns.' 'hsy are perfectly cafe and can be taken q,
al vince they contain no mercury or mineral pei
on bat are purely vegetable.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22

u A II II II CT. a.
Dyssntsry, Summer Complaint, Cholera No
bus. Fiu1. Childrsn's Tssthing, and the Great
Preventive Of Asiatic Cholera.
MAGUlRE'S BENNE PLANT.
THIS EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE, the fame
OF Wnien 70 spread broadcast throughout the eoun-
Try is undoubtedly aupericr to any remedy ever OIL
ssea 20 inc public for the complaints for which 1t
intended. We have in our possession testimonial,
furnished Voluntarily by Col Long late Chief ropo
graphical Engineer Baresn at Washington. Gen
Fits Henry Warren, Gen. Pleasanton, and others Of
the army; Father p. J. Deemet. the celebrated In.
dian Missionary; also ono rs Of the Navy Surgeons
Hospital Stewards, Commanders OF nearly eveyv
steamer plying on the Mississippi and tributary rir
ers. Western Sanitary and Christian Commissions,
army Chaplalns and others too numerous to mention
Likewise highest encomiums OF the Press, most of
which are published in our almanac, (Which we will.
tend to any requesting ~ prai.inr its va'u.ble
medicinal qualities in the highese terms No othrr
medicine has such recommendations j. sc MA
CURE, Sole Proprieiors, ST. Louis, Mo- SOLD bv
druggists and medicine dealers evsrywhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MARRJED

Ladies. who. during certain periods are 60 much
troubled with Ccs;vcness ar Constipation. can end
Certain relief in Rohacks Flood Pills. which can he
taken dnring all stages of pregnancy With perfec.
safety.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22
~ tRnI.>I- 4

And all disease OF the blood ana ali er,,,,,, a;s
eases OF the skin. OF Sores. Tumors and ulesrs Ar
Using from Whatever cause, can be psrw,ncn,,
cured BY the use Of Or Koback's Blood puy,s.r an
Blood Pills
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-22

A plain statement OF facts. inherited scrofula.
and many OF my relations have died of it, In 1889
nv case was rightsnl. Tumors and ulcers spread,
until In 1912, under the advice of my physicians
went to Avon Springs. received no bcnent-t-ied
every medicine and did everything could | had to
rest my arm on a cushion, and had not been abl, to
raise II 10 my head in over year. The discharge
from two ulcers was nearly apint day. Amputa.
ton was recommended: but pronounced dangerous
leould not sleep. andmy suGcrings were intolerabc
friend brought me an English physician. who ap-
Piled salve with which he said he had pish.
extraordinary cures in the hospitals In Eng land
'tcommencsd to relieve: persisted In its use: Il
finally effected perfect and entire cure II 10 nov
ls4s Hn nvs years since had the appearance OF q
scrofulous sore. and my health ha been good ever
since. procured the receipt OF this wonderful ar.i
cls-this blessing Of humanity-and have called II
"PAsEs CIixAx sAlvE." and allow the public to sue
II or not - they choose. This is brief but candid
statement, given more fully in ny circular
s'ns'' Ne" York. p'S M, ,s4: 1o,x J. }. PAGE sa
~ have known J. H. Page, ESQ, OF Geneva. n. r.
for many years. He 10 one OF the nret citisen. OF
Western New York. saw him last wsek in good
health. His case was a most remarkable one, but
actually true In every partica,Tr M Lsig &
We have watched the unaided but growing favor Of
.fAoEs CLIMAX 6AlvD," and availing ovrselves Of
the Iknowlsdge Of its wonderful curative powers
have bscome proprietors OF the same.
It's sure cure for Barns. scalds. Scrofula, Salt
Hhesm, Fever Sores. Broken Breasts. Frost Bites,
Chilblains, stinEs. Bruises, Cuts. Swellings, &c
whether upsn nan or beast 1t iubdves pain and
Inflammation with surprising celebrity, and heals
burns without . scar. No family shoald bs without
It. It's always wanted. and is always ready. We
viii forfeit sdozsn boxes for any single failure. We
believe there was never anything like ii in the world
ih bat no in tin boxes with the nane ..Pars'e C1i
mag Salve" stamped on the bottom Of The box
Rome other 10 genuine. Sold BY dealers In Medi.
cinee everywhere. Try II. Price only IS cents.
WHITE 4 ROWLAND, Proprietors. IS Liberty
Street New York dkw