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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-08

We have lnst g4v,n. l|a do ihoso rea
slus apply TO Myssts Cameron aud
liolmes2 Not at all. They found ove
.ry thing fitted to their hands the books
arranged the order and mode Of bust
ness established precedenls and forms
at hand - and all that related to official
duty JUS rs easy as putting on an Old
shoe, They are not therefore entrlled
to the same liberalily that The people
were pleased to besDow upon their pre-
deceSsors. Nor will tho voters of Carroll
consent to establish any sic yeGrs' pre-
cedent for the special benefit Of Meesrs
Holmes and Camera or any other set
of Office holders. -Four gears ia long
enough to hold a county ofice--n the
case of the Sheriff, it is so fixed by law; !;
and there would be no improperly in
so limiting he Auditors end Freasurer's
terms Of Office at least, by rule of the
ballot box, So let it be. Let Mr., Holmes
& Mr., Cameron be held TO thp1r p edge
-four gears in and then Opt What do
you all Say to ii? Isn't hat about right?
All, but Mons'eGr LiHeAe seys, 'Iet
we'll enough alone ID est. keep Mr.
Holmes and Mr. Cameron 10 Office. t,oo
gears longeri They are needed at the
Court house to manage the business Of
the parfy-to determine who shall and
who shall not, be the pmty candidates
lo, patronize the MadpGddle at the eX
pense Of the county Treasury-particO
larIy by means Of the promised S 100 90
advertisement, this fall and. above all,
10 play into the hands Of the master Spi.
rlt of the Court house junio. That tells
the secret, end explains the anXiely Of
LIllle d Co. for the re election Of the
present Auditor and Treasurer! Is there
any freeman, any"iudep pendent voter in
this county of either party, who is rea-
dy TO put on the livery and raise the
flag Of the clique? II there be such, to
him we say, Go and ,akethat yoke upon
you Wear it Until itSaunual friction
shall gall your neck TO the'bo Then,
perhaps, you may learn wkat is due TO
yourself and 10 the public interests,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-08
RIGHTOF SUFFRAGE EXTEND DED

And Rhode Island erect!
Wei, have you heard from Little
Rboda2' o, yes. The extension oI
the right of suffrage, under her nav
constitution, has erteadcd her Wing
vote, bsaulifulIy! We copy the result
Of hor recent Congressional election,
from the Pittsburgh Chronicle Of Sept
a AIRS righl-Whig majority about
5000 II does one good to biow q lille
over Wing victory, now and then.
RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.
The election which took place 10
Rhode Island on Tuesday 29lh ult for
Two members of Congress, has resulted
in the choice Of the Wing candidates.
10 the Eastern District of the State,
the majority for Cranston (Whig) lie
1903
An extra from the Providence Jour
nal, gives returns from II out Of 10
towns Of the Western District, which
place Potter, the Wing candidate, 700
ahead, and The other towns will increase
this majority.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-08
"SIGNS OF THE TINES"

While Locofoao Convention was In
session at Hudson, New York, party
Gag staff was broken down by the wind .
During thunder shower, week or
Two since at Poughkeepsie, in the same
State'a party hickory pole was struck
by tightening and shivered to atoms
Wonder if these "signs of tho limes,"'
are pleasing to Loco(ocoIsm?-W Wheeliwg
Gazette.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-08

Bolivar MARKET. Our Bolivar cor :
respondent, Informed US last week, that
Wheat was selling for rs CENTS per BUSH
ell. The currency IN which payment rs
made, consists Of OHIO, New York, IndI
ana, Michigan and Pennsylvania bank
notes No great advance on the present
price OF wheat IS expected.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-08
01.y-LittIe says that bis 'beggarly
sheet keeps his 'Whig neighbors NOV.
ing Sowould any other skunk,

0-9- AlouEo gives It up upon the gam,
mar, but still sticks out for 'hNN and
deceary' Ifany man will produce from
the last MadpaddIe one article of a sin
gle square in length, advertisements
excepted J which is free from talscbood
or iadeceeey, we will pay for it the sub
scrpton price OF that paper--say, SO
cents until the election.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-08

More Grammar - The boys have been
reading Little on Language, again
Jake says We had intended before this
to haze passed in review several impor-
tOnl subjects &c,-is dreadful gram
mar; but tho phrase 'sutslhem 10 a Tea,
ispotlectly classical itreminds him o.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-08

"FAG ENDS "-Nolhing can exceed in
meanHess and Cowardice, the splri,
which dictates Liltle's editorial scraps.
week after week. 1t ie true, no one can
possibly divine alrwhom he,aims his im,
potent thtuslsr and, consequently no one
can be effected either benefcially or in.
iurously, by any thing he has written,
The real character OF the man, howev-
er, is plainly developed n every ennis,
sion Of his paper. In his half sheet Of
last week, he has conjuted up in his
morbid brain "some people" whom he
calls Alag ends No doobt, he ina.
gines that the citizens of this plain VIII
age and county, are all flag ends when
compared with tho elegant and fashion
able parsonage yclept Aionzo /, Little
His wonh is justly appreciated here
aud so low has he sunk in public esIima
ton, that there are but few men, OF ei.
ther party, who do not hold him in PITY,
or contempt In proof Of this, we refer
to his election as Ensign, on Friday last,
by way of burlesque.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-08
aherirr7s saIe.

BY virtue Of a pendi erpoaas issued
out Of the Court Of Common Pleas df
Carroll county and TO me directed will
oHer for sale at the door Of the Coust
house ia CarfoIton on Saturday the l4ph
day Of October next, botween the houps
of 10 o'clock A NJ and4 P Nj. Of said day
the following rea estate, to wit: Lot
numbered 40 in the original plat Of Cen.
treyile, (now CarroIllon) with the i'm.
proVemeuts lhreon Taken in execua
ton and will be sold hv me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
September 8, 1913.
PrntcI'S Ice so.
ALSO,
By virtue Of writ OF Fl. ia et len. IA.
issued out Of the court of common pIeas
Of Carroll county, and to me directed, II
viii flor for sale al the door Of the court
house IN Carroltoa, on Saturday the
llih day OF October next, between the
hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. aud A o'elook
f. M, The following real estate. to wit:
The undivided halt Of the North Esst
Quarter Of Section Township lt ,atId
Eauso s, containing 80 acros. more or
less Taken 10 execution aud will ,Ue
sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
September s, 1913.
/ Runlu's 5 fees 800
lBt3sr-i e
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-08

trT'Senaior Niles, it is now stated i,
went to the Utica Lunaric Asylum, on a
visit 10 his friend, the keeper; aOd not
for the purpose Of becoming an inmate
Of that institution.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-08
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The Rev. JoHN SuAFFER, Of tho Dis
ciples' Church, viii preach in the Court
house, in CaFroIon, on Saturday even
ing next, at early candle Lighting, and
on Sunday at | o'clock A. M alsoaat
3 O'Clock ? Al. in the German language
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-08

CJ"The editor Of the MIpGddle
strikngly resembles a wounded viper
The bIoWs which have Ievelled him in
the dust, have served at the came time
to oconcentrelohs malignity and while
he is maniGeslIyurabIe to extricate him
self from his degraded position, be still
Ieeb'y vlbrates his tangS, and emits his
venom with expiring desperation =.
'Loalers,' and 'idIers, 'besolted by in
temperance and sluplfed by mate Iaz-
ness swarm around him by day, and
plant thorns 10 his pillow by night. Sc
rious'y, the follows gives signs Of OPP
proaching insanity g. unless his friends
apply some speedy and efecluaI RENE.
dy, his case will bring him clearly with
IN the provisions OF tho Act TO provide
for the safe keeping Of IDIOTS, lunalics,
or insane persons What does he mean
by 'lOafers,' 'idlers,' faznoss,' and all
that sort Of lhing2 There is not, on
the Whig Ticket, man who does not
perform more labor in every half day,
than Little does 10 whole week; and
not one who is not equally as,emperme
as the HlRe oracle Of the 'GWtltrGp' And
yet the ass brays about 'lOziness and in
temperament We recommend that the
Court house clique diet him. Give him
a little walergrueI, do!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-08
CHEROKEE NArlON-MURDERS,

Cu tCtONbtI ~ AllUN NJ y RDEiCSs
The ST. Louis New Ere, of the g25d
ult says: awe learn from the Arkansas
loteIigencer, Of lhe 18th, that The elee.
tion for Pfipcipa Chief Of the Chcrhkee
Nation, resulted in favor Of John Ross,
by a majority of 500 votes. George
Lowry was elected Second Chief by the
same vote. a ma1rty of the Commit
tee and Counci ore Ross men." The
same paper has received information
that David VOnn, the treasurer of the
Cherokee Nation, Elijah Hicks, and
Isaac Busheyhead, we're murdered oon
the 9th, at one of the election precincGs,
These men belonged, we believe. TO the
Ross party. 1t is stated that the friends
Of the deceased we're arming and rcbI.
Iecting for the purpose olarresting the
murdeFofs, and that the friends of the
muFdoref5 we're collecting for the pur-
pose Of defending and protecting them.
! The lnleIigencer hopes for the credit
OF the Cherokees, that this report may
not be true; that they may not rebel
against the laws of the Nation to screen
offenders; aud fears the consequence a6f
a meeting of the boIigerent parties -a
PHhburg Chronicle.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-08
LOCOFOCO BANKING.

We find the following extract from
the ZanesyIIc Aurora inlhg last Ban
.ner;
"PBrvATE BANKS individual Bahhs
ARE spriugine up 10 various sections o6f
the country, They furnish laclihesto
business men, AT halt the price, charged
by the pspet money swindIing mills
Thompson's New York Reporter has
the annexed:
"CoI Pratt ofPrattsviIIe, Green com.
ly, ia abou, starting 40 individual free
Bank to be called the PreIsvilIe Bank.
''Samoe Waqbburn. of Carmel has
started esFarmers' Bank Of Pulnam
County.
"a gentleman of Buffalo is AboaG
STARTING another New York Stock
Bank "
This is Iocofoco Banking It ne "hafd
money currency" which the Locofocoa
have been go long promising the peoPlSf
Are we to have another shinplaslsr
era? 1t would appear By this article,
that, instead Of hard money' curren.
cy, the country is TO be flooded with
shin pIaaters' on the principles Of Loco.
foco tree backing Are the individual
banks to be multiplied, as the Steuben-
vile Union 0ometime since inHmatsd,
until they become as plenty as stores
one in every village Hurrah for rEe
specie currency M. Vernon Ttmes.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-08
STRABlSMuS.

OF lato years, the attention Of ocuIi9t8
and surgeons has been directed, with
great succOss, 10 the treatment, or reno.
val OF Strabismus (SquinLeyei) and, a.
mong the operators of our acquaintance
we may mention Dr.. GEoRGE McCooK, Of
New Lisbon, who has succeeded, a5 we
believe, in every case Of the kind " hich
has been submitted to his treatment. -
The operation is by no means painful
and those who are suffering under obi,
guilty OF vision, should not hesitate sin
gle day, TO apply for ita removal We
are authorized TO say that Dr. McCook
will operate gratutousIy in all cases
where patients are INDECENT or unable to
pay fees; and 10 such we should be hap
ply TO give letters Of introduction 10 the
Dro which would secure opeIations with
out charge.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-08
October Escctiom-ls SAB.

October EscCtEOR-A So
For Congress,
LEONARD HANNA.
Senator, in conjunction with Jefe, son CO
EPHRAlM r. ECKLEY.
Representatives., IN conjunction Seith JET
ferS0a county
LEONARD HARSH.
ISAAC SHANE,
SMILEY h. JOHNSON.
Commissioner
HORATiO HUNT.
Auiitor.
THOMAS R. HARBAUGH.
SherD.
DAVID WATT,
Prosecuting Attorney,
VAN BROWN.
Treasurer
JOSEPH G. KENNEDY.
Poor House Dwector
WILLIAM BAXTER.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-08

The Liverpool Times, 10 IAN, n,arlcle
upon the past and present condiuoD Of
.THnoI,nd -; 4 "a 49, L
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-19

NJ, ,rgr makes y.ur teeth 50 unusually whlte!
Ouoth Josh's DulcIua. 10 hlm IL. her M sht
To make YOURS look so, with a CrIu, replied Josh
I've hnught Won a bottle of Ihoru.s / Doth Wash;
IT'S the best now M use, SCI the gentle folks say;
And since they We tined this, cast all others away.
Buf 10 prove 10 The tCs' 10 make the teeth shine,
Look asalu my dear Sal, AZ the lustre OI mine.
Then trv tins great Tooth Wash,
The Teaberry Tooth " ash,
And see f the Tooth " ash Of Thorn, Is not line!
4 MONti the recommendations TO the above, are
~ the following.
Having tried DR. 'Thorn's Tea berry Tooth
Wash. aud become acquainted with the ngre .
CuiS o. Its 'OmpOSIuOu, cHycriuly saw, consid-
or % one of the safest. a % Is one II the most
81. easant tooth WASHES now ia use. ID HUNT
Pittsburgh Sept >, 1872. Deuust
take pleasure IN stating, after having ma e
Use of "Ihoru's Tea b. Try Tooth WASH thatlt Is
one of the best deutrlfces IN use. BEING IA 10
gWd 'Orm n combines nea ness with convenience.
While ~ Cleauses the enamel and removes the
tartar from the teeth, IFS perfume Yields a ira
geancC peculiarly desirable. JPTlBBlTS, VI L.
The undersigned have used 'HhOm'> cumpouu"
Tea berry tooth wash and have found II 10 / e
an ext emeiy pleasant dcntr!nre, exercising "a
most salutuTy influence over the teeth and gums.
preserving those INDISPENSABLE members from
premature decay, preventing the accumulation b
Tartar, aud purifying the Breath. Having thor
ouShly tested It's Ttuvs, we take pleasure IN Ie-
commencing Il to the public, belev!nglt TO b,
the best article otthe hind now IN use.
NJ r BERTSON. JAMES p JACK,
ROBP II PEBBLES, CHAS b SCULLY.
c DARRAGH, WM TCNNDLESS,
II |. RINCiWALT, LEONARD : JOHNS,
J NJ MOORuEAD. JAS CRAFT.
! For sale by JAS BAKER. Wheeling, Va
! feb 5 ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-19
COISJ Zip TIOJ
CAN BE CURED.



. HE following letter IL from a veteran pnvsi-
9 'lan, whose service m tie Navy ofthe United
sues a. II as MS long and sUcc, ss.ul practice
IN this county have gained for nm an cleyaiUi
Iank as a member OF the Medical faculty.
Lloerlyst1Mn Frederick co, ~ q. Jan .G.u, IS o
Mr 7 y Nrul-Dear slg-It - with great plea
sure, that send you an account o. the most
eNua3rdinary cure that have ever witnessed In
Tue hote Course OF INV practice. The easel aliuIc
10 = mat OF my son Howard. ascd twenty years,
auu eau u eNtraorcl,-ary, because 70 was con-
SUMPTION OF the lungs, attended with all IT'S
cpncomltant tram of UDCrrlrr symptoms. o. VII:
"A pam N the breast, hacking cough, uryu. -
IN the pam OF the HANDS, great Cm1C atom, Hush
in2 OF the cheeks. Night ~VvcIfs. Nt. And rO adj
10 the catalogue of his u.s. ae had an aggravated
form OF BgOuChitis, wItH u.y,Tguun OF the throat,
palate aud roo of the mouth. lu short ms Wn he
system was scTofI.OUs, and there were various
ulcers on ms head, body ala limbs. The disease
Hou otel p't\lhS uu MS cons .'tu''9h LOT seven
years. Everything that the So ICItude %! parent
could suggest, or the skin OF riGnt or ten piiysl-
cans could uevIsehIu been rNh lustyd upon % m.
i considered his case beyond tle rra-n Of med.
cine, and hopcI'sC had abandoned Us. ", saw
nothITg for him bat death, aud that swiftly age
preaching " lille the p0or fellow Law In tins
pltiabie condition, was watching with greet
interest the ImprO. cWent which cur Catuouc.
/ was L.aAIng IN the health OF my worthy uytgat to-
Jesse LANDS, t-q' whose case was clearly
consumption, anu when q, nd that your cdr
cine had restored hun t'ylgorous b, allah. vay #
hope seemed t7 ddwn on q case of my afflicted
son. had no Coaut, from vHut had seen of MS
ell taCv, that q would be UtbeU,Gt 20 nun but 20
procure Tor hlm nos rum of ihe ConnOu' mt parts
OF which had no kUO edge. w1u.G nave been q
departure from the course usHalv puTSu d by
physicians. bc-e there arose -tru -te between
profess onHl pride and the tie mss of father Tor
his chLd. The latter soon pIeIonIuatld; got
him 20 commence using your CaIGUlI"pn In
about a month there was visible Improvement
in hls health; he then caught cold winch threw
hlu back nsdcrabiy; be, however, persryarsd
WIN the medicine and again began IN improve
slow y; his pains and soreness NJ, the chest left
H,1I. the ulcers gradual y healed, his appetite
improved, every symptom had vanished. aud all
10y the sole use OF yolr Ca'h'rcpn for the space
uab.e remedy restored the health of my son, " no
was toUeung ON the verge of the grave, and
would be guilty OF deep lngratlJuGe. and gross
injustice 10 you, / withheld my testimony Of
the terauye, purifying aud sanatIvs properties Of
your Cathnucun. JOHN W DORSEY, VI ID.
For sale b. JOHN FISHER
jun WhC cling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-19
COPPER. TIN q suEETIRDN WARE.

VIE SUBSCRIBER would inform his oil Gus
toners aud The public generally. that he slhl
continues 10 manufacture the above ARTICLES, in all
heir varieties. ~ ms old stand UuI ~ Street.
WHEELING Va. JOBBlNG OF ell kinds done
40 the shortest notice Houses covered with COP
PER, TIN, ZINC. or SHEET IRON. on the most
approved plan AMI reasonable tcuLs From his eN.
perieuCe IA this business. he aiCrs himself that he
will be able TO give general satisfaction. SPOUT
ING lor houses. of every kind, SIZE and price made
Ia order With prumpiuoss aud despatch. He alsp
c0nliEues the manufacture Il RUSSIA IRON
CRATES for dwellings, either plain or fancy -
These CRATES for Comf,r', couV euicuce aud beauty
add greatly TO the finish OF parlor
ALSO, on hand variety Of patterns ofCOOHING
STOVES either tor wood Or COAL suitable Tor Hotels
STEAMBOATS, or private families which cannot he
surpassed by any this market. crlbrrIH Uti,uy or
price al of which he Is determined to sell NJ the
must reduced prices Tor Cash approved hartor.
Impr2}l IllOS G CCLBERTSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-19
CORNS, CORNSu CORNSr,

{ NURED by the ALTON corn plaster! Il affords
~ Imme1Ia.c r-HeL aud 's a sare cure Tor
c,rns lt dIssu.ycs the corn aud removes Z from
the foot with ease and expedition, without The
least pain. IRON HWOu= the many cases of
cures. read the following extract of letter from
the Rev EuCUezcr Ncwhall OF IlLcUln, Mass.
1 cannot neglect 90 state, that feel great con
ftcuCc Iu the Albion corn plaster, as one OF the
surest remedies; have tired IT'S efficacy, and la
four successive applications according 10 the die
rCCt'ou-. % effected q cure
In proof of whIch, read the following cases.
\ ds!-ip whom reference eau be made, after
suffering great paln, au1 Inconvenience for years
from CUguS. and who Iu the mean fImC was ma
king use OF varlo highly celebrated rUn ,dre
but 10 no purpose, auC had n consequence of
these repeated JISaYpnIniweuts. nearly despair
ed Of TeEgi, most happily met with the Albion
corn plaster one box on " HfcE lltan rXpen :. n Z
only 30 crnfsl has entire cured her COrus! So
aston shlnG vas tins ,uie as 10 induce several OF
the friends and utI-hlDTs ui he lady % use the
same remedy, ard vi 10 the same good succel =!
EIAu old Gentleman! Informed an agent
th1t after suffering uu,cuseluusble pain and
uogb.c for ttaas rom corn, which had resist
cd ever. attempt 20 destroy, was cured by Jus
4 pers-n!-So crippled with corus for long
time as 20 be unable 90 walk, had TO cut holes no.
ms shoes, 10 Use his ieut,-was cured by TINS
p.ast.r!
Pre- cents a box.
\ b. Each ofthc articles will he slgscd w L
Nl'ucr on the oU'sIue wrapper,
- '0H sumption. No person can have ade
gnatc idea OF inc ustJu.sIIEE relief which DR.
Relies mighty celebrated -thWatIc or COnsump-
Wv, F'l'-s -~IFt Il consumption Cnu-U~, Cul-S,
q iErui'y OF breathing, vince. ing, ughtnyss o.
the chest, rain 600 the side, spUtlng Of b.od. dc
4 FAIR tI1. only Is necessary % convince persons
suffering from these complaints that TINS Is one
Il the most valuable medicines ever discovered
for complaints of the lungs gent rally. Common
&C Ids are removed m u-tuw hours Price 25 cts.
Srel AIRED from the Cu-nal VI ) Recipe OF Or
W L Conway, toy W l. kIdier, Imm-uIate SUI
ces for To the late + Kidder. By whom they are
Tor sale al his counting room, No 50 State 81.
corner of Merchants row, Boston, and by his
special appointment JAS BAKER.
Cec Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-19
CARINET NAKE ROOMs,

MONROE STRtEr.
ERENIAII CLEMENS. respectfully informs
- ms friends ard the public that he has resumed
business agent. ~ al, old stand on Monroe street
where he will manufacture u formerly ans keep IN
hand assortment ct CABINET FURNITURE
equal "a workmanship aud material tn any offered
ia ihis city, or the west. which he offers nj Ner,
reduced prices. Among his stock will be ounG
SOFAS Bureaus, Du' and Parlor Tables Toieiies
Wardrobe, Rocking Chairs Bcdsicads Of all kind,
Desks, Wash Stand, DC, &c Every article m his
line made To order orders thankfully received and
Tr mprv attended to- npl5 BIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-19
ITCH CUREDrr

II + % ever so IuvCteTate. ia one hours anrIica-
= u3n' and no danger from taking COLBY
using DuUifrics Itch Ointment. So great and
extended mere has become ITS reputation, that
dealers are ordering from all ports OF the coun.
Ivy, az remedy which gives their customers the
highest satisfaction.
student, connected with one efour Literary
institutions. where this iOathsrme disease had
appeared, observes, that Dumfrcs' Ifcn ONT
meht eN terminated %, after various other appI
cations had failed 10 DO so, and DO Aat in conse.
qIence gained reputation Iu that seminary n nd
vicinity, as the best remedy kno yu for the Ifrht
Name can be given If desired.
- ms preparation, tor plcasGntncss. safety.
tNred ton, ease and certainty Is UNSURPASSED If
olual!ed. i.does not CortaIn the least particle
OF mercury, or other dangerous Ingredient. and
may be applied with perfect safety by pregnant
females or 90 children az the breast, aud ia
cures however invcierate, m one hours apple
caii'n only, and no danger from taking cold
testimony In proof Of the high character Of
THIS article az follows
a distant dealer. 900 ordering gross, observes:
- DO ls universally pronounced the best remedy
yet used In these partsr'
Another writes from a distant city-.'Ii is a
valuable article, aEd fully worth the price SET
upon lt-li has no equal 10 this marketr'
physician The first emlncHce, 900 prescribing
o. spoke Of Tin the 10 CHEST terms, az most com.
pit'sIy answering the purpose and 20 use his
own words, pronounced % 'iustthe thing
tls also one Of the best application for the
Barber Itch pInpies, and diseases Of the skin
Price with frl directions 25 cents.
'ftDr kgi..s AstHmatc or COusump i've pills
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