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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-01
n3-A LIFE PRESERVED The following DO.
tive testimony in favor of WISTAR'S BALSAM, has

N3-A LIFE PRESERVED! The following DO
tive testimony in favor of WISTAR'S BALSAM, has
been received by the agent in this city:
JORDAN, N. Y, April Is, l645.
sin the winter of lS4l and y | was troubled with
hoarsness and dry hacking cough, produced doubt
by change of climate, having previously spent some
time at the South, and possessing weak lungs and
rather delicate constitution. In February was at
tackled with hemorrbage ofthe lungs, which contnu-
ed until had not sufficient strength of voice speak
loud in three months. Through medical treatment
and care partially recovered during the summer but
on the return of winter was attacked again with
coughs, chls, fever, night sweats. Physicians said
they could do no more for me as was rapidly sink
ing with consumption. Fortunately my friends pro-
cured the BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, thinking
it might relieve for time and with the blessings
of kind Providence il entirely restored me to health
which have continued to enjoy until the present
time without any symptoms Of my former disease
with the exception of being little more liable TO
cold from damp air and sudden changes eff weather.
ELIZABETH WILSON.
Sworn and subscribed this 18th day of April, l845,
before me. A. CASE, Justice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23
-lRss-The s,ough,on Mass Railroad Dep


entirely destroyed BY h.e about O'Clock Saturday
morning Loss about 50 O0O--parualy insured
The Pilgrim House." Kept BY Mr.. Joseph "hiie Ply
mouth, was destroyed BY IRE on Friday morning "hsn
arst discovered the ses had sce such progress hat ,ne
ooarders escaped with difficulty. and many lost 81 taeir
effects except the clothing they took with them The ouid-
ing total loss, owned by Benjamin Hathaway anu IN
nure total loss, owned by M White and insured FOR
$1,000 81 the Flreulen's ofhce In Boston.
A woefen dwelling house In BTidgewater the property
or Isaac Hudson entirely destroyed by Ore Friday
night tceethe. with mos, OF the furniture.
The house and outouudiDys. known the Green
Place" Concord, N. d. owned by George w. Ella. snd
occupied by several families. were entirely destroyed by
fire. on Thursday shout o'clock. ?. NJ.
Os the night OF the i7h inst The paper mill belongins
10 the Pepperel! Manufacturing Company and occupied
By Messrs viu,or & Bond. WAS destroyed by nre. Tho
loss is estimated about $4,000 Insured for $4,000
n. The dwelling house situated in the upper
part this village owed by Horace Drake and Nathan
lei Hathaway and occupied by the former. wss burned
Saturday forenoon. The loss IS estimated at from
$4,000 20 $40, Delhi Gazette OF wednesday.
THE CRoPs.-The Wnyah IS. c. lntelligencer
says the crops growing finely under the influence OF
the present showery weather The editor has seen
whole eda Of corn tsssel and rice and potatoes are
both looking we'll The paper states that there
fears for the rice crop higher up on the Pee Dee and
Santee. Both these streams AS well rs the shorter
rivers full The hght Of the wster will &c This week
and by Saturday the prospect OF the rice Will DC deter
mined.
A RARA AvIs-Hon. ]. l.. Rocks, an Associate
Judge of Potter County, declines denomination. be-
cause be is favor OF the principle he Is
rara aris How many of the Office holders Of the pres.
ell, day will be found to follow his example
Harrisburg lptelligeucer.
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yorurIGl NoIlreg.

rF Life Iusurnnce.-ParI OF capital paid in-tn
cssh-and securely invested in London.
Part of capital invested IN Ns~York In tie lanes OF Lo-
cal Board 10 a permanent guaranty fnHd
Large surplus OF premium fund added 10 me capiO;
Losses promptly paid New YORK 'en oppr0red BY the
Full power, delegated to tbs Local Board COMMITTEES
of which every Wednesday a, the Societys once 70
Wai.sL 10 decide ali questions referred 10 them
Hall Of premium loaned to The assured vi oesf-
Every Improvement in the science Of Life Assurance
adopted 10 London will be found IN use by this
MAJ t0t'ENA ETY., LONDON
CAPITAL So, 500, 900.
UNITED STATES BOARD OF LOCAL DIRECTORS
OFFICE IA WALL.sT)
JACOB HARVEY; Esq Chairman
JoNArHAN sooDHgE, Esq.
s szaHeE s g. AhoMLAN IS Esq Nov" ''A
eoRaAM 4 VOL WoRTH, ESQ.
w. VAN HOOK, E,a
cLEMEST E; I BIppLE H. GAG
GEORGE REX GRAHAM, E.q.
j. for he TINED States and British n A. Colonies
PHYSICIANS TO TIE :9G.EJY 6M i
iL ksAk E E6 a2GGMp D. iS Ffa a
s. S. KEENE, NJ. D.. zso FourtayL
THE MERCHANTS s s1SSz1 or SEw-YoRK
WILLIAM VAN HOOK, E.q SO wst't
JOHN HONE, Esq II PiDe-sL
The following are snorg advantages held out oJ this
Ins,m,on which will be found most advantageous 10 ta7
assured and which seldom offered oJ Lie INSURANCE
Companies viz: -, a - ~.
nnrpIe of the LOAN Department thus blending me utility
Of SWINGS BANK with Life Insurance
The psymen. OF premiums Annually, hafyeasy quarter
IT, or monthly.
No charge for stamp duty.
thirty DAYS allowed after each payment OF premium De-
comes due without forfeiture Of policy.
Travelling leave extensive and liberal, and extra Preuil-
inns on The most moderate scale
Conditions he policy less onerous " me assured nsn
u.usI in cases OF Life Assurance (See pamphlet
The ACTUAL and DECLARED PROFITS tpuh!sneo II succe
awe Rrpors aaotdng for calculations Of The value
OF The bonus in this nsituion These prona WILL 81
each division, be PAID ~ CASH desired
BEING uScossEcTEp WITH MARINE OR FIRE IssuRAseE.
DEFERRED ANSrT1IEs.
Parties insured 80 years oil age ot run
hen ,hey 30 90 of age anc awe VIII nave
nruy.ou from thai fund for heir families Tor II they DIE
before attaining stipulated the ONCE Is pound 70 pay
oiiydt of ali the payments made oJ The assured and they
can while living al any Ie ac' upon suSn o.
loan fund 10 The same extent
Tn, General Agent o! Ibis Institution has recently return
ed from London and Is prepared give every Information
desired - TO The ssy modes BY which Lie Insurance. can
be efecied upon application 81 The Soestys chief once N
Ills city, "A Wsllst -
Ths public are respectfully requested TO examine the dis
t,njsning principles Of this Insuuon-their tables ofrsie
-tSeir distribution Of prohs-an6 the facilities Afforded By
heir Loan Deparment-before deciding TO insure else
where ~
Medical Examiner Is In attendance 81 The ofdce daily
nj three o'clock, P. ID. Fee paid by tho Society.
JACOB HARVEY, Chairman Local Board-
J. LEAHDER STARR, General Agent nzi SaW1na
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23
Farther from Texas-IndIan News.

The New. Orleans Delta Of the 18th gives the fol-
lowing the points of the Indian Treaty lately settled
by Gov. Butler:
The Indians acknowledge themselves under the pro-
lection of the United States and recognize other
thorty. pedgng themselves TO perpetual amty and
friendship with the people OF the United Stees and all
other friendly Indians.
They agree not to form alliances with the enemies
the country and TO give notice OF any contemplated in
weston or impending danger.
Each tribe Is to give notice OF any violation G the
treaty ON the part Of any other.
They give up all prisoners. and aid the author
ties of the United States in obtaining them
They pledge themselves to dsst from all murder and
depreciation and surrender all offenders TO be tried
by the laws OF the United States.
The United States have the right establish agencies
and trading houses among them and 10 establish military
posts, &c.
They concede the United States the right control
over all trade and intercourse and will in no instance
seek personal redress for injuries either TO person
property but will in such cases apply to the United
States agent
They concede the right TO introduce among them min
listers of the gospel and school teachers.
They agree 10 prohibit the introduction OF spiritrous
liquors among them and TO give notice of the violation OF
this provision.
The United States in consideration OF these spuations
on the part Of the several Indian tribes represented In the
Treaty agree make peace for them with all their
miles, to give them presents every FALL &C. as usual in
similar Treaties.
The E.sequa--as and Mescseroos numbering together
about 5oUO Souls, VINO are branches Oh the !ipals anu
allies eli the Camanches, and recently from the exl
can prares are included among the tribes represented
the treaty The Camanches anxious 10 concilitate
them.
One white child and four Mexican boys ransomed
from Camanches The two Parker children were SEEN
and arrangements have been made 10 procure them by
FROST
party OF eleven OF the Tonkaway Indians recently
visited the new Dutch Colony Castroville and stole
three horses The owners of the horses Immediately
pursued overlook and killed three OF the Indians and re-
covered the horses
Col Harvey of the u. s Dragons has recently made
a requison upon the Governor of Texas for seven com
panes Of men, assist in the defence OF the frontier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23
sppointments by the President.

By and nth The ddrice and consent Of the Senate.
JOSEPH HALL Boston, be Navy Agent for the port
Of Boston, Massachusetts,
THOMAS j. DuRASr to be Attorney Of the United States
for the District OF Louisiana from and after the 3OIh June
1876 vice Solomon w. Downs, resigned.
JAMES MAcHESRY BOYD. Of Maryland, 10 DC secretary
of Legation OF the United States near her Britannia III
iesty vice G ansevoort Melville, deceased
JOEL W JONES' of the District OF Columbia, 10 be H'ta
~ sorekeepe vice T. Mason, appointed captain
in the regiment OF mounted riiiemen
HTcu.Rp W CUMMINGS of Missouri, TO be Indian Agent
for the Fort Leavenworth agency, from Sd July 1916
when hi. present commission expires
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23
Re,1rral Notices.

--.L..vood Commissioner Of Deeds for The
q S,rsSnYoTE Ohio, Michigan, Illinois and Texas,
i.o Wi.eouItn and lows Territory Office . Pnessi,
~, ~, Es,t OF Cu,tom.bouse. up stairs mJ0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23

n- For Boston VIA Norwich and Worcesst SER
The .tsamsr Cieepae Capt @lsma VIZ lsss sDd
ace E ., 81 p 81 connecting with tho cars 81 Ayns
P'' lmJbnI CALEB PRATT, jF. Coadae'0f'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23

u...-Mr.G COVE continues to give advice
" ,an. ,riih respec. 10 The application OF w Atef
sne " an 5sss.es ofeworsu and children 81 Der resi-
danra l0th-g1- -
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Nt=W-YORK TRIBUNE.

uar Nrw.yokE DAILY rhLsuNg!s PUBLISHES
u" EVERY MORNING, SUNDAY EXCITED,
rr,bune Buildinaa, ooroer Of Spruce
- nao.au streets, opposite the CITY HAIL.
..n,,r,d 10 City Subscribers for NIEs CnHrs Pes
al or When they prefer they pay In advance ~
80 rs,k for Elk months year al the same res, CIV
tgo .nnrs i've CENTS. Mail subscribers tive uonnp
ssnpnn. In ADVANCE and the paper In 20 case con
49, PEI heyoud tho time for which IL 70 paid soescnp
tnuea ssn FOR six months Three Dollars 10 advance
Eo, rsa In ell exchanges with Country NewspapelA
IT. napers received III this Office woosc tertps are
,sss, thsn ,hose OF TIE fRIsusE aranotsn sns
d,sorenee ,,,vr,,,s
49,. mr. less-FirsI insertion. 1918 GEMS
give hi"'' each subsequeu. tnsertion'--'..E4
..,,.de .......-0
e. Itpee-yirst Insertion cents lima.
QSer rtn.sonenl Insertion, which may be
Cs:n a, once twice or three lirncs conl n2a
tVe} LII. line option OF The advertiser,
.dvsrtinemcnts-Tive cents line for the First
fn$dc & and -Four cent? for each subsequent oce.
u. MARRIAGES, FUNERAL NoT!cEf,ac retsscssd,nf
Sgs .ss,, % een''-
an In ihis paper sppes, bob
" sorning and the Evening edition
~.x sEMl.wEEkLY TRIBUNE.
-.e.s.s .rsr1 "WEDNESDAY ard SATURDAY mornings
81. &c oer .nnum. Two copies Tor 81.
,vw.yOKK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
,yrpy LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY,
,,ssd syerv SATURDAY MORNING al tbs low price Of
II advance 10 copie, for Bis, or 20 copee
for S24.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23

SENATOR TAprAN-The statement made by the
correspondent of the Richmond Compiler, in regard
TO Ex-senator Tsppan's taking away some s25' 900
worth of specimens brough, home by the Exploring
Expedition. which be had deem appointed 10 CLASH
fy is contradicted, by good authority, by the Ohio
Statesman. That paper states that Mr. T. took only
a few duplicates of small value and with the ap-
prevail of those having the matter in charge.
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STAATS 4 BARKER,

CLOTHING AND YUksIsBIac wAIEhoUsE,
No. l79 Broadsoay, (d,rectiy opposte Howara honsl
=, & g. are receiving laIge ana eioSant assoin
y mont Of spring and summer Goods, when tnoY VIII
maze up 10 order fashionable styles nj their usa
sassssr. and others can be supplied with very superb
or srrcis Of READY MADE CLOTHING
s.1o r oSh. cssimsfsa Psito cosu 9So l2 %
Pants Of Cashmere, Linen Drills, &c hc... 600 s0
VcstI Of White Mars. Cashmere silks. NC 90 10 zoo
Oyercoat-a light and besatiful Tweeds, BaLo coshss
and Casstmeres, for travelling Overcoss
Also, q general assortment Of furnishing articles, VIZ
Grant, ss n Iis. in is sm
BRANCH OF THE METHODIST
DOCK CONCERN-The Boob Agents fthe Meihodist
ID Episcopsl Church have opened depository for tS'
No I3a NAssAU-sr. OPPOSITE THE Back CHUacH.
This Drpo.itory will be devoted specially 10 the retail
paoicslon. including Tracks sunday School Books and
great variety of miscellaneous and sandafd "ofsi Oh
Persons from distance who conveniently call st
200 Muo-rys, may leave ,her orders a. iSs sn
be SENT where they be shipped and they VIII DC
promptly attended 70. -,r,ynr
tels 2weodS 9 LANE C. B. TIPPETT.
NILsICAL TUITIUN.-C. 9ORKlN Respectfully
WI informs public That hs has apart
rooms al ns on residence each furnished win plspo
for. wasre those peous desrous OF learning That nsn
usnt can take their and practice qaley an
" A. sny ums OF tbs day or eveoiag For tes &c apply
10 C.. Gorin No 81 Firss-st between tsis 2weod.
nye A -- 1
COUNTRY MONEY wanted at The following
Del srsse at. L per ct dis, Houe.dsls ALL per Ct Dis
IoL 70 =, 81 Albsns......l
E &C W, Ss III. ~, Sxrm's & MiIlersl
p,.5s.,n iGro. Lumber Col :"
as Nnrh.rn southern Eastern and Western funds gen
orally 81 me i0"e'' HILDRETH 4 MeCREsNEY.
"a, ,r,. a William ST. dDors South Of Wal
CCOiTSJ BOOKS aad st,tonsry,-FRANcis
a IOETREL II Msiden,ians ingiis tho attention Of
,h., ftends and Tho public their large assoftmen o.
Blank Books Paper, aud Stauonery which hey WIZ sen
ia quantities suit purchasers Books ruled sod o0ono N
nny style required. Cards. Circulsrs Bull deeds, efeeh
No,es Receipts, &c. priated Il the lowest rates:
LEWIS FRANCIS.
CYRUS H. LouTREL.
je22 I'm Sraloners and Book Sinesrs, "a asiocn5soe.
MATER PITCHERs-No~ il the season WIDEN ses
w good Croton reets cooUg ard mere - bsnn.s
good for the purpose Britannia Fiichsn ~
Be Obtained IL the old es;Abshsd sritsnnis w
,-22iw BOARDMAN BART, bornk.np- -
IYO lVA N-S5OOo % bod and mortgage ca Guy P''-
4 perty al per cent Apply 70 ,,. ,r p.o<d.,
isfs - ANTHONY }. sLEE cEEg. NO. i. oroeo q
CR0WEK BATHS-Fos sails II 20 i2w pneo .. ~
s,hs hin hs,ha 100. tubs and large osto'ns soss -
- -. nsv Ps,satIron Pumps lssd pipe ne &C 1a ses0
Siasf oe 800 80 sr,I WIN. WEST. 1873 Bntroo'sL
DUKNaP q BABC0CK have removed 9 ,! 10 II ,n
DYuitonfS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23

Es The ST., Louis New Era ofihe 18th inst. states
that report had reached that place. OF preparations be-
Ing made at Nsuvoo to bloc up the Holy Temple Of the
Mormons ,aih spnpo.ode. The rumor there was gene
rally believed and considerable excitement prevailed
The powder deposited at Pontu'ac about Is miles
above Nsuvoo Thursday the llthns was the day said
10 have been fixed upon for lis destruction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23
Extract from a letter dated on board the United
States frigate Columbus:


MACAO RoAps March 9th, 1896
You perceive by date that we have shifted our
berhwe anchored In present one the day e0ioEs
erday and lay about ten miles below Macao anu are
waiting for provisions which will be boards few days
when vii, sail for Manila, where we sha Lay aeoul
two weeks and return this place and take IN iu sup
ply Of provisions and water. am OF opinion tnA' we
shall then leave for the Sandwich Islands duec1 1ne
reason of this learn that Commodore Stockton has
Instructions among Others 10 proceed there 10 attend 10
settling the difficulty AZ present existing between the hing
and some Of the American residents there. Com. Bdde
has under stand the same instructions, and wishing 10
make this (hs last cruise as brilliant AS possible has no
notion OF being fsrcsaed by one 80 much younger than
himself but sill u vain for have not the esst doubt
thar the will arrive al the Island long before him
~ rPhil L. S. Gazette, June 22d.
TsrsnrR SroRA.-We were visited on Thurs.
dsy night last BY one the most severe thunder storms
tina, has passed over this city Tor long .e' nv %, ~
WAS attended by streDs wiGd. and inceSsan' na Va ~.
most vivid lightning, accompanied by reas Oh
continued for nearly hour, and the Fain SO n'ei'
nv TIE vegetable world, fell iii torrents
Durinr the Storm the electric huid struck III
eccs In and about this city, but without dong any
injury that we have learned The DWELLING mouse u -
p L. Parsons and ST. Marys Church, on batava-s "eie
somewhat injured horse In the upper paitol the o"h
Snid The proneor Princeton was in the Bay when the
s,or sruck her and while lying OF unt II shouo pass ~
that she could make port lightning struck her
SCATTERING The topast and splitting the main saf
the cross trees. An electric shock was lei' y eS ~
board but without material ipJury 70 any c,
The schooner Rainbow lost man named ena'e W. "a
i'll overheard during the Storm VINO was oNiis " -
blackness Of the night drowned San Ture On
of more disasters by lake. buffalo Express 1une w.
A PRETTY Coop OSE-A funny old clergyman
down IN Maine who WAS one Of the trustees OF an acaae
INV lately attended the examination OF The scholars au
made an address 10 them. He enlarged upon lne tn
mea,s 10 exertiors here IN this country ana eneo
the boys" 10 make themselves distinguished soe VI
you" said he, may make Washington; some ~ wv
may make jefferson any Of you may naSea Fo'"'
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-09-29
THE WRITTEN SIGNATURE

-'N ''V 1"JS u osHthot u
The public attention is invited, and particularly
referred to the Advertisement. setting forth the new
style of labelling, and the putting up of Or. Beck
pitd's 1nti- Dyspeptic or Dinner Pills. Also, TO that
OF Or. DyoH's Approved Aati- Bilious Pills both
81 which 1t may be seen, are protrac.Ld from be.
ing conntcrfeited, by the only safeguard to be de-
pended upon. the WRITTEN SIGNATURES of
ot the proprietors on the label of each box of pills.
All others which may be offered for sale by un.
princiPled persons, are surely Base Counter feits,
and will be rejected as such. The pills that were
IN the hands of persons who purchased the genuine,
have all been exchanged for such as have the Writ
ten Signature of the proprietor.
The sole agency for the sale OF Beck,ciih's Anti-
!Dyspeptic and Dyott's Anti- Bilious Pills, is vested
in the hands Of Il. w. DyorT 81 Sons, of the Co
lumbar College, No. 1872 North Second street,
Philadelphia, who will execute any orders for the
same.
Druggists. and all Wholesale Dealers, who wish
TO be furnished with the genuine pills, will be sup.
above.
Also, for sale by CHARLES II. HEINITSH,
Agent, and /. c. S~CHOOLFIELD s. CO, Ports.
mouth, Nj. A. Santos, King & Toy, b. Emerson,
Robertson y Cornick, w. X. Broughton. Norfolk,
and by Druggists generally throughoutth the United
states. May l6
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MMEINE1


s9NHE success of these 'iils in curing in IA few
IL hours, where all other remedies have failed,
and that, too. in cases of twelve and eighteen
mouths standing, warrants the assertion that il ia
Ken according TO the directions, they are a certain
cure. Fry them and be convinced that thcv arc
the most certain an the very best remedy offered
to the public TO insure a permanent and lasting
cure.
The following certificate is from Rev. F.. L. Fra.
ger of Kershaw district, :. C.
i have used in my family DR.. Hull's Fever and
Ague Pills and also DIR. Spencer's Vegetable Pills.
for the last two years, and have no hesitation in
pronouucing them TO be most e~rceiient family medi-
cines and as an act of jus ice to the worthy propri.
etors of these invaluable Pills, 1 will state for the
and satisfaction of all concerned, that
my wife, prior to our marriage, had been more or
less the subject of chills aud fevers, for about IS
months, having tried various remedies without sue
cess, and was very much reduced in flesh. A few
days after our marriage, she commenced with
Spencer's Pills. and in a day or two afterwards with
Hull's Pills she used about half a box of cae h the
result was a radical cue; she regained her health
and strength very rapidly and has had no return of
chiHs and fcUers since. / believe these medicines to
be harmless and safe, and when used as specifically
directed, are attended with satisfactory results
sy Il. l.. FRAZER.
Pennington, Kcnhaw District, May 20, 1916.
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DR.. HULL.'S
x7Sl;dN (NNSSjN'sR:y

Are the greatest discovery ever made for dlspcll-
ing the various kinds of worms tina; so frequently
and distressingly annoy both children and adults.
The following is from The Sparta Gazette:
From our own knowledge we take great pleas
ure In commendin to the public Hubs Worm
Lozenges, as the best worm medicine oxtant. Chill.
dren will eat them as they would candy, and cry
Tor them. To parents VIC say do not be without
these Lozengcs at any time, as you valve the lives
OF your children"
o. The above invaluable Medicines are for sale
in Portsmouth bye. II. HEINITSH-Norfolk, Nj.
a SANTOS, Toy & KING, and upon enquiry may be
torhd an appointed Agent in every city, town and
village in the Southern States. july f6
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HORSES! HORSES!I

E0 TTOE5E US
lODERS CELEBRATED HORSE
rTFNIS LlNIMENT.-1bis Preparation has
AlI4&LS given general satisfaction for more
.E8~.D than forty. years 1t is well known
%ez2eSsARand extensively used by the old Ger
man Horse Farriers throughout the United State
IL rs used IN some of the most troublesome diseases
with which the HORSE is affected such as SPAWN
and Rlngbone, Old Strains, Swcllings, Stiffness of
the JOINTS, Calls produced by the Collar or S Saddle,
Strains OF the Shoulders, Strains of the StifHe,
trains OF the HVugb, Strains of the Whirlbone,
strains OF the Knee, Strains uf the Fetl0ck, Strains
oil the Pastern and Coffin Joints. 1t very soon
cures old or fresh Wounds, Cuts, Bruises, &c, and
gives instant relief in the Scratches.
This Imminent is highly recommended to Far
riers' Keepers of Livery Stables, Wagoners. sta &C
Contractors, and private Gentlemen cwning Horses
as an invaluable remedy, and should be constantly
kept in their Stables.
The Genuine for sale Mt the Drug Stores of C..
il. HElNTTSH. Agent, Portsmouth NJ. A.. SAN
Tos, RoBEHTsoN & CoRNIcK, Norfolk (; and GAY
NOR & WooO, Richmond. Anil rs