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Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-01-16
VANDALIA:
Wednesday, January 16, 1888.

Wewould apologize for the one sided appearance
ofour sheet to day, il we thought it would make It
look any better.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-01-16
SENATE.
THURSDAY, January 10.


citizens of White county praying for the oca'ion o
aroad from Shawnectown to Carrni
MIR. EWING from the committee to whom was re-
ferred the message from the House Of Representatives
relative to the Impeachment OF the lion. iheo. W.
Smith, reported rules for the government of the Sen
ate while sitting n high court of impeachment,
which were read and adopted.
On motion of Mr.. WILL, the bill to regulate
circuit courts was taken mp. and the question being
taken on filling the blank fixing the number OF adj
ionai CIRCUITS to be established with three, it was
decided in the affirmative BY the casting vote d tie
Speaker.
Mr.. WILLIAMS introduced the memorial Of Hen
W ii. Snow, praying relief, which was read and re-
ferred to the committee on internal improvements.
Bills from the House 10 establish road from Dam
willie to Ottewa--for act relating to Attorney Cen
'erel and States AttcrReys-to authorize the COM
-mssioners court Of Jackson county to establish a
free ferry for the citizens of Jackson county, over
the Big Muddy rivcr---and, for act permanently
TO locate the seat of Justice of Alexander county,
were sevcraiiy read the first time mud ordered to a
second reading.
Sometime was spent in committee Of the whole on
thc bill relating TO Criminal jurisprudence, after
which the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Petitions presented and referred. BY Mr. MILLS,
M citizens Of Putnam and razewell, praying the for
nation Of new county, embracing PORTIONS OF each
of sand counties. By Mr.. WHlTESlDE Of Pope,
eof snndry citizens OF Pope, praying an alteraoh 10
the In W concerning the assessment Of property.
';BNk reporte.--By Mr.. EDMONSTON, bill to
establish road from Haynes Ferry on the Illinois,
to Dcnhison,s Ferry on the Mississippi. By Mr..
MURPHY, bill to y>cate certain state road there
4. in mentioned, and for other purposes. BY MFR.
: HIGHSMITH. bill to au.horise the county COM
missoners Of Crawford county, to levy an additional
tax for certain purposes. By Mr.. MARTIN, to To-
cate permanently the seat of justice of Hancock
county; which were seyeraly read, and ordered to
second reading.
Mr.. BALDKlDGE, from the select committee to
whom was referred the bill 10 amend an act rec nir-
ing Auctionecrs, Pedlars, &c. to pay license tax,
reported the same back to the House, and the ques-
ton being taken on ordering the bill to be engrossed
for third reading, it was decided in the negative
Bill introduced.-By Mr.. GOOD, bill for an act
to extend the jurisdiction of Justices Of the Peace,
Il certain cases. By Mr.. EDWARDS, to incorpo-
ride the town of Alton. By Mr.. FLOOD, to estab-
iish a road from Quincy to Macomb BY Mr.. ES-
SERY. to amend the several acts concerning public
roads. By Mr.. BOWER, to change part Of the
State road leading from vandalia to Kaskaskia.
Bills If the following titles, were read the third
time, and passed:
A bill to establish road from Bairtl's Ferry to
Quincy.
bill to amend the several acts concerning cstab-
fishing and regulating Ferries.
Abl to ae4horise the commissioners court Of Jack.
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eon county. to establish Free Ferry for the citizens
Of Jackson, over the Big Muddy river.
A bill permanently to locate the Seat OF Justice OF
Alexander county.
On motion of Mr.. SEMPLE, :.
Resolred, That the Governor be requested to ur,
n;sh ,hs uousc with Il statement oil the number and
description Of public arms received from the General
Government Or from ohcrsources and whether any
Of them have been lost or njued so as to render
them useless; what number trt now ready Tor use
what disuosition has been made of them, and what
stcps have been taken to preserve them from injury
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-28

n dog biorn mp The Exeter News
Letter gives . curious sccosnf Of
canine explosion. t!,st took place 10 .
'nsighboting state, . place where q
great many singular things happen.
A man having been long troubled BY
the repeated intrusions Of the dog of :
neigbboring storekeeper, az length re-
solved to rid himself Of the uuisa nee
by his own ingcnuiiy. rs HE remou-
strances with the owner were likely 10
prove unavailing. He accordingly pro.
cured cylinder Of tin. half On inch in
diameter, and about three inches in
length--ihis he nearly 6iied with Dow
der, and placed on the top q small piece
Of touchwood, developed the tube in =
piece Of fat Pc K, and threw il in
the street Poor JOwicr seized and
swsllowed the dainty morsel, aud thus,
primed aud loaded, returued to his
masters store which was well filed
with gentlemen and ladies' chea De ming
goods. where he soon exploded! With
tremendous sepsss Says the editorl
which shook tho whole baild:nc, and
alarmed all the citizens in the neigh
borhoej, poor JowIsr was blown into
ten thousand ATOMS, which were equal.
~ distributed in every part Of the shop,
The ladies were covered with the bleed
ing fragments oG the dog; and one of
them had her cheek terribly scratched
by the claws which were attached 20
one Of the hind legs, as it whizzcd /,
like double-headed shot. past her car.
a portion Of the spine struck MIR.
Smith, the owner, in the forehead, and
laid him sprawIlng. Ills clerk rushed
to the door, his clothes add features
bespat,ered with blood, and screamed
lire" and 'murder..' right maufully.
The ladies' joined in the chorus, the
bells were set ringing, and the people
rapidly assembled, and gazsd with hor.
ror aud CONSERVATION on the uupar nj (.
ieled scene u blood aud carnage.
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80.
PIE sxteosiss demand for ANDERSON,s
- Cough DROPS and PICTORIAL row.
DERS ~ prepared BY James MeIlen & Co.
hsvc enabled them 10 reduce the price vsry
much and from an extensive uss for l6years
past. they have proved 70 be one OF The nos,
valuable remedies ever yet discovered Tor the
cure Of Coughs, Colds, and other sGectiop,
OF the breast and lungs leading 70 Coosumn.
tions. Thousands have cxpcriepeed the ~.
py eaects Of this Hssissg Beiss~; so.e oi
whom have given certificates, that win s.ti.f,
every unprcjudiccd mind that The most une =.
pecsed cures have been pesforned bv use q
them, where the most skilful physicisn, had
given them up rs hopeless u d not ure-
landed that they cure In all ca,es. but me M
arc lev cases Of Coughs o. even seated Con
SYMPTOMS, bat may be relieved BY timely
use Of thus Healing Balsam. Each large bot.
tie contains 10 doses, which pro,es item n
be very cheap medicine.
INTERESTING IND IMPORTANT
Information to the afflicted may be obtained
oy reading the certificates which accompany
each bottle, and fror, which the follow ing are
eNuacted One from Mr.. Gaius Stebhins, of
Hilisdaie, rs TO the effects produced nv The
use OF single bottle, that he purchased and
gave TO poor n.an who had been in his en-
ploy.
Also, The astonishing effect OF one bottle
used BY Robert Kidney, Of Rochester. Mon
roe county, after being given up by council
Of five pbysic ians.
Also, the certihca ate Of the Rev. Phi,o Jud.
son, Clergyman in Ashford, (Conn. n, IN
the remarkable effects Of few bottles used
by himself, after raising blood for some time.
attended with cough. and catarrh, he having
Tried many otter things without obtaining an '
real relief, until he used these drops.
Also, the unexpected relief obtained bv
Mrs. Huntington, Of Ashford, who was so
much reduced that her life was dcspaired of
but who, from the use OF these drops for +.
short time, was restored 10 health. 40 n, 10 he
able 10 do good days work.
Many physicians who were strongly on
posed to the use Of this medicine-now praise
highly and use !: IN their families.
Cneett0se.-Be,care of Co,snferfe;is.
Every purchaser who values health viii
observe that each genuine bottle we sell has
:sndersons Cough Drops, prepared by j. Me-
len, stamped on the glass, and that each OF
the directions are signed in writing las
MELLEN. Examine before you purchase.
a. there are number Of spurious kind, in
market, similar in appearance but very diff
fercnt in their effects.
For sale by
G. B. STEPHENSON & CO.
March II, ls33.-6t. Harper,-rerrv
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x1GDU811Y.
IA.

AHiS Thoroughbred rnce-hosSs W:I1 sfs n<i
q the ensoing seasoe, % eon0epee on the
~ April and end oa the Iss Aseuss sexs. ~
NY farm eight miles eksa winchestes. eirh,
from Ne.iovn, eight fsoa 3sitlssovs, four
ron wildwood. snd too end hslf from ,he
white Pess-at fifteen dollsrs cash the s;seie
leap. twenty dollars the sessoo, 20 b psid by
the LEA Auguss. and forty dollars fss iosur.ocs.
70 Dc paid - sooo - the mare . known n
be eth fosi. parting wi,hs the mare. o. ;r,r.
gulss attendance 81 the sssnd. fovSei,s the in.
sarsnce.) Ia every case 6fiy cents cssls 10 she
groom To be sent With the mare. Mares pu,
by the. leap % season laas rear that dial aos
prove snh foal. will be insured this year sos
thirty dollars. Mares from disisnce w;u be
iurn"hed w,th pas,ursge vithous any charge,
and grain. sequised. 81 the neighboshood
prices. Care will DO taken to svoid sccide ats
and escapes, but ] will no, be accountable fos
them
INDUSTRY 10 beautiful dark brown. Ia
hands sod fourth Of On inch high. nine year,
old this spring, and 10 one Of the largest end
bess fo-"'el Thorough. bred soas Of his dis,in.
gu,shed sire (Sir Archy.) His perforus.nces
under his former name. (Niger,) and his pre-
sent. name rank him nth the bet hoeves for
speed and bo,tom-and a Goairs,,e, he Il
Inferior 70 nooe. ia one Of his races over the
nsi'imors Course. he ran 4 miles in z minutes
and 50 seconds.
PEDIGREE.
INDUSTRY was by Sir Archv. h;s ,i.u,
oy Balls fiosizeI. his grand dam Celia bv viii.
dAr, great grand dam Lady Bolingbroke BY
rsntsiooo. great great grand dam Csdiz by
hing Hefod, by Old Fesrnoughs. out of Kitty
FISHER; Cadizs dam was Primrose, who vas
got by Dove. who was got by Csdiz, Who va,
got by old Crab. Who vas got by Silly, vho.e
Dam was Selma. who wss got by The Godol.
Phin Arabian.
PERFORMANCES.
October. 1897, when 3 years old. he ran for
the post stake over the newmarket coarse.
which he won in fine style. Neat week. owe,
the Tree.hili course. he won the svee psiskes
Next spring, q yesrs old.) he vas beaten
over broad.rock course mile heats by Sally
Hope good race. He was then taken 10
baltimore, and won the ; mile heats, beating
bachelor Fan OF the same yeArs at Wash.
,ns'on: ne 90" the eol,s' purse, 2 mile hs.is
Next day be won the jockey club purse. 8
mile heats. besting Mula,io Mary and Other.
Next week, ss Baltimore. won the 4 mile
heats, beating Bachelor May. 1899, then S
years DID, over the WashiRgton course. he
won the mile heats. beating bachelor and
hypona. AZ Baltimore, next week. he Won
The Jockey club purse, 4 mile heats. Next
Tall he was beaten over the H.eers,ovr
course, in which race he broke down, and
has never started since.
INDUSTRY will only be permitted 10 a..
.eno To four nsres q day, st Intervals of four
hours. and IN no instance will this arrange.
ment be dcvisted from. Mares put by the
season this spring. that do not prove with
io.i' VIII be permitted to 60 TO him through
Out the TALL season, without any additional
charge, HECTOR nEII
Frederick CO., March 2, 1858 PIT.
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WASHINGTON Cou1urx
BANK.

Wuiams-Po't, February LIST, 1889
RYa Resolution Of the Board of director,
~ oil this Institution, the following sc. ,c
ana rates nave been adopted for the govern
mcnt Of the officers thereof. in received H.
sites Of moncy,to limited amount, subject 10
interest, viz:
For dcpositcs payable sir
months sfler demand, certifi- per anpum M
i ins n sss be s ISL bear
For deposites payable
ni'ety dsys after demand, Ger Der anpum nj
uhcafes shall be issued bear ner cen,
ing interest At the rate
s ~. .. s.. s..: d.: ..,.n
ing a;erss. .. ss . ls.' ss.. bear 'psr cent
By order,
Feb. IL, l633.--Iy.
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FOR S.aLE.

"A TRACT Of LAND, purchased of Ca
L "A leo Sale, containing 26l acres, well
watered, and has two or three fine springs.-
The Turnpike road from Baltimore via Shep-
herdstown TO Winchester, viii pass through
IL when finished.
Also, another Tract, containing $50 acres.
lying on the same road. end bounded by Ope.
quon creek, with between 30 and 40 acres of
me bottom, and has , OF 3 good springs-one
white sulphur, very much frequented dur
ing The season. and flowing out of a large
NAT rock all around Il. One OF these farms il
bounded BY the main road, and il well i'm
Provcd-both lying ia Frederick countv-i.
well timbered, and has quantity of meadow
on each farm.
Also, another small lot OF Land, in the
same county, and on the same road. contain
ing acres, ono half meadow, the balance in
mo timher. This tract would suit trades-
man, cooper, shoemaker, or any person oniy
wanting small lot There is a spring and
running water on IL.
Also. another Tract, containing $40 acres.
iyins IN Morgan county, and on the Potomac
river, ell In timber. AZ che canal win cas-
along the bottom through the land, Il viii
oe very valuable. and the timber will be In
great demand.
Also, anotherTraet,eon taiu,ux 90 aercs l,;,~
on The main road from Aisrtinsburr 10 Ha,h'
VAN dwelling house and cellar, and small
orchard. About 20 acres are cleared, and 5
or acres Of meadow. and has good spring
and running water on IL This property would
answer for public house, as il Is about half
way.
These lands will BE sold low, and will
take IN payment, Negroes or money.
ANY person wishing to purchase, may ND
Piy 10 me subscriber living in jefferson coun-
y' ,irg,nla' on The masn road leading from
miles Of Middleway.
Feb. 81, 1879.
or The Less5rg Genus of IIb~rfv ,~Hb,,b-
Ish 1e a6ote lhorr Hn,es, and srIsd oil 10 ~ q.
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RED ROVER.
M!h:::X'.

II NsPS"usu sou tnorooSn-ofcd hnfseftcd
Il Rover, wili stand The spring season a.
the stable Of John Lamoa, a, r1akes's HiiI'
the three last dsys uf the week. and shs
eslaRee Of the time NJ The stable Of ssssuel
Cseseron. at the Gross Rosds. lesdine from
charsessown TO smishfeld. aad will be let 20
mares on the Following serms-Sl0 cash the
single leaps SIS The season, discharged bx
the payment Of si2 SO. i paid befcrs ,be
lat day Of July next, and S2s ins,,ssce.-
Parting with mare % isreEuias attendance
as the stands fosfeits the insurance. 10 ever,
case 80 cents cash to the groom. Any Kes.
'ieman pu'sing i've mares. shall have abe Eth
gfass' good psssarsge, os efaia and hay. Eor
Mares 10 be bad II either stand. on moderate
,erms' Care viii be taken 70 prevent seei.
dents or escapes. but we wili no. be nceouna.
able should any happen
RED ROVER
Is besuiiful red sorreI, I5l hands high. s
years old this spring, and isone - SIR Chatter
msorite colts HIS sire and dam entitle him
TO rank nnoEg the fSst borses in Virginia.
and M doubt he would have. proved hip.elf
80 such; but unfortunately, after running his
FIRST race. which he won in fur style, he ga,
SOLD, and was bought by Mr.. Boisseau. who
toes him oil the tarf; st which time, Il YES
u,oognt he Was able TO Fnn With auy colt Of
his eye. JOHN LAMON.
SAMUEL CAMERON.
PEDfGHHE.-RsB FovEn, The ppopey,v Of
VIZ BolsSesU, end raised by NJ. Rakey a
CbesseTheld, vas sired by SIR CHAIR. vs..
Who vas sired by Sir AFcby, ous Of t;isixen
mare (see American TWh Register his dam
BY The imported horse Chance, out Of Celia.
BY old wiltlsirs grand dam the eeiebssled Old
mare Lsdy Boliingb brook. Who was by Psnts
looms &. grand dam. Csdiz, by wormley's
King HeEod, son ofPeasaaughi, z. RrSnd
dana Prlm. Rose, by Doves z. z. grad
dam BY Otbeilo. son uf Crab, R.RR.R
dam, Col Taskev's Imported maze Seiims. by
the GOdolphin AFabisa.
BEHJANIN MOODY,
Feb. %, 1879.
The above pedigree, given By ~. John.
son and Nc. Moody, know TO be perfectly
eoFrest, having owned several Of LADY t,oi
hoYbFvok's stock. which aluays Ihonaha vV.
~ highly o.. Ned Rover Is Ein brother 60
Hugo. who is race horse ~ the first order
snd s'asfliBg. JAMES ,. HARRISON.
Erfroef from NJ. Bsisseas.s ystfsy- &c sooo
- NJ nsteF returns fvom the South, vii
ges eeF'ihcaiea Of Rcd lioves's Face, sad s,sss
~ sun"'Det siso ~ the high slsnding a0d re- +.
p"iss'on - be dsnst shs = sOu I6 wears GA.
and could NOS be bought for 1850.
p. y. BOlssRAu.
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NNiiis thorOugh-brsd Horse. half brothe,
~ " bschelog, VII stand The snsuiar go.
son a The following plae ., via; On Aloodavs
and Tuesdays, ~ the stable ~ Mr Billmvsr
~ AaTtinsburg on Wednesdays and Tharn-
Gays, 81 Nv. ?. W. kerDeys; and on FRIDAYS
sod saturdays, 81 The stable q Mr. Snseph
Estler, Shepherdstaun.
Fog tsyu,s, pedigree and performance, So
hand-bills. nEVNOIlis Il ISIc a.
March 7, is33.-sL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-28
E'@y cellar shoss osress.

u whose who know themselves indebted
~ 70 the old hrais OF Lane = ToSBsr, and
'V"hef . Harris, arr requested 20 make Dsy-
meat ~ early as pos,ible, a. the business Il
each 81 dose concerns must be brought fo a
speedy eIosc. The extreme length 81 tine
That many ii these debis have been cue,
would 81 any rate make u necessary that
they shotild be paid. There is a seed time
and harsesi---ard Il We fail 20 reap m due
season, Alter having put cut a crop, abe Ope-
fsti0t.s Of the merchant, ss sell az the farmer.
must b. Fetsfded. therefore expect 10 reap
q the crops put out BY Lane h ToNhsr As
Gar back ~ 1893 aud i-2i, and b. TOwpss
a Harris ia l-2s ADD ls2g. Those concern
cd viii consult their interests BY attending ~
tbs nOtce in season.
o. r. TOWNER.
shepht rlstovn, FEB. Z, ls33
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ron ZEMR.

q kllIE House and Loo IN the tow o. Smith
- heid, ists Tie Fosidsncs Of Casap Beck.
hsm, dsed, e1d ~ present occupied 81 Sir.
y =. kovnslaF. The house - large and com
"'odiouss sad the gariea - ons amonr ths
sest % TIE place. Posseasioa viii be Gwen
90 The isf d Apfu nexL Foe further sarti-
caiaFs, apPly 70 Ne. 3. stose o. 10 tie an
dersigncd.
REBEcCA BEcKuAw. .a1s.'s
FEB -. ls53,-st - .
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Exks8836t 4x&3U8Als
XATANTED, immediately, large GUAM
w tity Of the following kinds u Tin-
ber, In logs:
Hsfiow ssd W1ifs Pias.
.fU Kinds Of Oak,
Peplsr. Birds-eyr, Carried and Sxgss
Nipple,
UId Cherry, UGlHs0, .ash,
Hickory. and Locust.
For timber Of this description, the CASH.
and fair price according To length end
qnality, will be given, when delivered az
Harpers-FeFry.
eJ-The maple, cherry. and walnut, should
be dug up,and the tops cut of about three feet
above the forks. An additional price will b
paid Tor the forks ADD root ends, If dug up
carefully.
e5soantiing, &c. can be furnished to ball,
AZ short notice.
JOSEPH l.. SMITH, Sole .feeMs
July 5, Is3a.
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FROST RlTPs

=. Ses'aaefe Csaaig. OsfsJsS 2, 1921.
AoSW irur winisfs agn. was severed, f,.,ss
s'''ee - o"'h iss', aud beessne qaite l.o,- -
Evefl s''cceed'ng vinier brouaia fog,h a..
sssen'y % ne disrs-s. thesFaef Judti..s
o,n'fsc"a ed hsa Y spptsd, u seied tie =
shagm, completely eus,ae M, :, ,7.f...s, -.
EDWIN II. suELMKRDiNE.
Jan. 8, 1870.
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RED ROvER.

OY the celebrated horse Sir Charles. and
AD fun brother to Hugo, will stand the
spring season at my stable, AID at Capt. John
Lannon's, at Buhkers-IIIll.
Terms, pedigree, md satisfactory esrtih-
Gates, vil be given In due time
SAMUEL CAMERON.
Feb. 81. isa9.
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I'll Valuable Tract oTLund
ron 0AY1.
Jan. II, 1893.

NOR sale, Tract Of Land, known rs syi.
II van Gro'e, in Berkeley county, Va. II.
ing near Mall Greek, and containing abou,
200 ACRES. The land 10 Of limestone
soil, and equal in fertility TO any 10 Berkeley
county. u has sufficicncy Of wood land
for all necessary purposes; and there is on the
premises. good Stone. Dwell
ling HOUSE, ~ feet BY %, with &ftf1..
a convenient stone kitchen, and sktH
family room adjoinins-as also.
dairy, good log barn. with q shed extend.
ing entirely around IL; smoke house, car.
rage house, and ice house. There il also n
small Orchard Of choice FRUIT, $50
and beautiful avenue Of locusts
trees from the great road TO the V1
house For Information in regard
70 terms, NC: application may be made 20 Or.
to !. X. Douglass at Charlestown.
Dec. 20, 1892.
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R8NxOWAx..
keess Celebrated sHEessgcisaes
ARE NOW SOLD by

JA16&3S 8Row1S, D0UQ0XsH,
NM 40 has just received, and noe efFess
w for sale, the following tried aod hish.
" approved valasble Medicines.
PsepsaSies better than Cure.
Lees fansus An,i. Bilious Pilis, (2s cents
per bez.l
The operation Of these pills I, persec,I,
mild. 10 ~ 20 be used IN safety BY persons in
every situs'iOn, sHd of every sgs.
zoe Pfopnetos eentidently recommends
the timely nee Of these pills IS preventive
and cure Of Bilious. Yellow, and Malrnsn,
Fevefs.
please inquire for Lees Anti. BiIjoos
Pills." with the signature Of Noah Ridg.Iy.
(iste Michael Lee & Co. Nc none Others are
genuine.
.Lee's Worm destroying Lozenges, q mos,
powerful Medicine, removes aod DESTROYS an
kinds Of worms.
Lees Elixir. sovereign remedy for colds.
obssInaie coughs, cstaFThs, natbmas, core
ihFoais, end eons0mp,ions
Lee's Nervous Cortlisl. 80 excellent mcdi.
eine foe ail nervous affections, voakDesa. pains
IN the backs IoiRs. &c.
Lees Esseace Of Mustard. mo medicine
ever excelled this in curing ,hsumalIsrn.
sprHins. bruises. frosted feet, &c.
Lees Ague shd Fever Drops. q never fail.
ing cure.
Lees Sovereign Ointment, warranted 10
cure tie Itch BY one application.
Lees Pernian Lotion. an excellent medi.
cine sor curing IsiietS, ring worms, ptiekiy
heat. 60
Lees Vegetable Indian Specific, en- efIse.
'nal cure Tor the veSereal and gOnorFhos.
Lee's Tooth Ache Drops. which gives i'm,
mediate pelief
Les's Toosh Powers, which eisaases and
beauties the teeth.
Lees Eye Ws,eT. certain cure foe cor.
eyes.
Lees Anodyns Elixir. for the cure Of h.sd
hcies.
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