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Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-15

For Sale.
WILL sell a new two horse wagon and harness. IN
good repaiT, less than cost For further particu-
lars call and H. u MnhOhON.
Van Buren, January 8, 1S4S
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-15
A List of Letters

ID EMAIN ING in the Post Office at Van Buren,, Ar
~ kansas, on the first day of January, 1913, which
il not taken out within three months will be 10
the Post Office Department, at Washington City, as
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-15

5000 Bushels Of Corn Wanted. -
NOR which liberal price will be given and sacks
furnished, first application will secure tnG Eo
track. WALLAOI ~ '1A
Dec. II, 1647.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-15


And W. III. & NJ. MAY ERs, Druggists.
n48 ..r-- Fort Smith, Ark e
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-15

.sP. s. We stop the press TO say that me Jury
cere hing, and the prisoner reH'0nded J0r a"0'"s'
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rnnnr.AMAT1nM.

NJ ISAAC JOHNSON, Governor Of he STATE Of Eoasaaa.
BLESSINGS SO great and 50 numerous as those ich
| Is have been bestowed upon the "a ~
-Iaons Of this State and of the 1sz & 4 SS2SseS
american Union during the year, - -
That e now drawing to close, de- ASSSSSS$@F<
mand renewed acknowledgment Of the protecting Proyl
dence and nnmered goodness of then great AutOr te
Almighty Father OF mankind. .,-.
great free and happy people cannot give eVldeee
Of their intelligence, sound morality and vinnoas apIsca
ton OF their privileges than by entertaining ne mos R
sentiments of gratitude 20 their Divine Bene actor
the year od has manifesto his merces 10 the people OF ms
State good heath has prevaed and our cites ana towns
have been preserved from fatal epdemes ne nave
besn generally pTopIOus and although the aoos OF tne
hubandrnan may not rave been rewarded By lemuheatng
nrces vet we have abundant reason 10 0lge ana 70 hope,
IN humility TO deserve better of the future knowledge and
Thief 6agistafe for The Nation has been elected and the
Excitement of the has passed quietly Oil Though the
a We Of The balotbox and the defeated parties sub
nit with patriotic resignation TO the VIII OF the people,
The flee institutions which have inherited from our
oneathsTs the price Of their treasure toll and blood
maintained IN all their ygOr and purity; civil and religious
liberty enjoyed full perfection. The trumpet of
has ceased sound in the land and country peace
with The world These and innumeTable other blessing s
call upon individuals State, and Nation, for
renewed tervent and continued thanksgiving tile bOunt
ful Gver Of all good. Therefore, L. ISAAC JOHNSON,
Governor OF the State OF Louisiana, do Issue this PIoea
nation, respectfully suggesting and recommending that
IhrSdGy the 2lSt dGV Of December merit, be set apart
and observed Day Of Thanksgiving and Prayer the
that day their ordinary business ayOcatons and together
with their fe0w-eiti from other States assemble in their
usual places of worship for the united expression Of homage
and thanksgiving to Hal who Is the Author OF all temporal
and spiritual blessings and OF for the continuance Of
Lis fayors 10 our country and her noble institutions
In testimony whereof j sigJ my name and attx
r. the seal OF the STATE at New Orleans, the 10th OF
L. 81 November S48 aud Of the Independence Of the
By the Governor; ISAAC JOHNSON
CHARLEs GAYARRE, Secretary of State. n22
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FAcTs IN BUILDING.-O fact is, that a square
form secures more room with a given cost for out
side walls, than any other rectangular figure.
Great length and little width may afford convenient
rooms, but at an increased expehse. Another fact
is. that ventilation is an essential in human dwell
ing No other consideration should exclude this.
Tie halls, windows and doors should be so situated
with regard to each other, that full draught of
air can be secured, at any time, in the summer sea-
son, by day and night, through the whole house.
The stories should also be sufficiently high to afford
suficiency of air in all the rooms. Nine feet is
good height for lower rooms, and eight for upper
Bedrooms should also be larger than they common
" are Great injury to health is the result of sleep
ing in small, close apartments. The third fact is,
that steep roof will not only shed rain and snow
far better than fat one, but will last immensely
longer The fourth fact is, that a chimney in or
near the centre of the building will aid to warm the
whole house, while if built at one end or side, the
heat will be thrown out and lost The fifth fact is
that door opening from the outside into any prnci
pal room, without the intervention of hall or pas
sage, costs much more than it saves, in the free
ingress Of air into it. The sixth fact is that the
use of paint is the best economy, in the preserva-
tionsit affords to all woodwork. The seventh fact
is that the front door is made at one side instead
Of the middle Of the front, partition will be saved
and for small houses this should not be forgotten,
but for large houses have the main door and lobby
in the middle Of the house.
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A CARD.

nor THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED
Knowing the extreme hazard which strangers run, in
consulting Physicians for the cure of private diseases
owing TO the utter dsqualeatons OF those who profess
70 cure such cases deem il be nothing bat an act
klndne towards the unfortunately afflicted as well as sheer
justice TO ". UIsLEN. No SO CUsToMHoUsE STREET
70 STATE that IN the 1916 sOrey afflicted with syph
rs ~ It's worst and most appalling form, and for several
months together under the best regular medical practice
could obtain IN New Orleans. without being at benefit
II e. grew worse. At length heard Of Dr. Null
zen great reputation. applied to him. and TO my great
JOy IN three weeks he restored to perfect HEALTH Sinh
scnbsd New Orlesns. Jan. Z, 1S47.
nils If SAMUEIl ROBERTSON
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AMY n lheli operations by any other preparation com.
pVnnnaed iOr similar purposes, now before the public
ibee Speeches are combinations Of approved medicines
mlhgnhg we excellent qualities of each medicine into one
sapaEe WhOe SO as TO produce most efficient compounds
Whch nave neVeyet been known 10 fail II is impossible to
produce eeIleaes OF the power of medicine Of this peculiar
latue OF ouefWie host of facts might be advanced
snow the broad and deep foundation upon which the char
seeI q these Specifies rests for support Long standing
eases Oh G0RerTAGa ee Structures Pains in the IOins
1BectO7tS Of TIE Kidneys, GrGUei Burning the EriH
Tg PGssGges etc. etc. have yielded to the command Of these
nylncble antdoies and instances of SYPHILIS Of the most
nYeeate description have fled before their astonishing
sanatiye influence
The preparation is without doubt the most effeetual rem
edy discovered and has cured many obstinate diseases
after every other medicine bad failed In its improved form
It Is nearly taseess, and effects ornament cure In he
space o. JUe or days without restriction TO diet eK
posure or business Besides this important ADVANTAGE
never leaves the part subject to that troublesome weakness
ha occurs so often after the of other medicines generally
piscnbea ana taken IN the first stage Of the dease
VIII arrest the discharge and remove all unpleasant feelings
IN Anew Gays In long p0trscted chronic stages of the
diseases IN obstinate Glees Female Complaint such -
discovered. 49, ' AsHA0~'
We do not offer these Specifics as PANAcgA or eure
every uhg DIT fOT the above named we are author
lzed by DIS LeRoy and PeeeF, Of Paris (the inventors
to gHardntg cure, under forfeit or $500
we Woud mere remark that these Mixtures have been
oie me public OF hewOeaHs for the last nine years. and
they nave universally proved eficacious.
~ C.dQiIOsS.-BsWGre Of a base C0HnterJsfter sok0
sets spurious and iDurOus article Rscolleet ne min
dgeRt en- United States Is A. DONNAUD, No. 18 CARoN
DsLEI STREET, betDeeH Canal and Common.
- A Treatise Structures can be had graffs
" All private combinations free of charge M
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i0r the cure OF G0B0rrhna,
elect, Structures, VenereaI
diseases, etc. etc.
Untlring research, travel
and labor, combined to the
advantages afforded BY an
extensive and diversified
practice, have enabled the
above named celebrated
physicians to make various
highly important discover.
les in The healing art.
In offering these prepare.
tons to the human family,
Doctors Leroy and PeleiieI
feaTlessIy hazard the asser-
ton that they are not only
not surpassed, but une-
qualed, either for their
curative properties or for
mlidness, safety and GER
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DAILY CREsC CEN T,
IARoR .Br Owen G. WARREN.

LABOR. ...BY OWEN g. WARREN.
II was no curse that said to Man,
a Labor Thy lot shall be
And with the sweat upon thy brow
Thg hand shall noUnsh thee.
All who obey this high behest
Blessings in It have found
And bealth and wealth are gathered besf
By those who till the ground.
The human frame is scarcely made
Till toll develop tom;
And health which is not Won By Wofk
VIII hardly bide the storm.
Or hand or brain, with PioW o. PEN
May do Gods will below -;
But slOth will wither hand and DRAM
And quench the spirits glow
Say not, thou lordIy son Of gold.
No need for thee 20 toli a,osnt
Say moi there's nOught 10 90 e1oeP
~ ser ~ ~ ,s11ld IS hearts to cheer.
Thaf oine in cold neglect
Aud innocence 10 guide anu suaiut
And orphans 10 project
A. thsre not godlike intellects
Now crushed in slavlsh fear,
Thy hand, thy voice, thy pen could RAISE
To state Of angels here
Are there not shacked limbs to free
Wild passions 10 reclaim
Wild deserts and their wilder men
Than widest beasts TO tame
A jarrng and diseordant world
To harmonic and bird
Together firm with iron bands,
Till ali be OF one mind
Are there not friends in human shape,
That, frOn the throne Of Power
Watch ave- lest widowed Liberty
Reclaim her long lost dover!
Ispot the task yet to be done
To Danish Crime from earth,
Bv guiding and directing night
Man from his very birth
To scatter AIT and Science wide,
And thus prepare the way
For that Millennium % come,
When Love and Truth shall sway
n there not haggard starving Want.
That feeds itself with Crime;
And dread Miasm in foul abOdes
That kills men ere their time
Are there not wrongs that every day
The rich heap on the poor
Who toll and slaTye that heartless men
Msy swell their golden store
Then say not, there's HOught to do
Labor-'tis Heavens command,
Each in his sphere, and soon there were
No sorrow in the land.
Without that toll none can be great
Without it none is good,
Or ever bameess and forgiven
Before his Maker stood. In. y. Tribune.
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CAIITInN

OAUIkOh.
ssrd; 70 me 9Ieat success and immense sale Of Tr Town
ssEd oafsapanila, number of uoen S,h , " - %,
ESirs R; ase commenced making SaspaTlIs FstTae,
rslv ~, h ~, rNtaes Of Yellow Dock ete They eene.
sgortbess en- copied orr advertisement tsy sye Only
Principal Office 126 Fi,Ifga ste logged geo n ,,.
lsS Nrt6 49, q W.. Stsse street Boston Dgott sons
gsf Hano,se 5 NJ t rs fmladeipha s Hanca Drag
Drasgsts AMI Natchez By ali The pracp
Staes, West Indies and lie 1ansls. oNsiVu' te cN"
oosT - ,. WRIGHT, a51 ChartIea street
sels ARsat, kgy7 0riesrs
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vo5 slf have the pleasure toinfom
~ ne use o. yguE excellent medicine They were
took them sway far yie hays taken only four bottles
uon. foon, respectfully 'Ne' great oD' :"
lsAAC w. % lrn. Inc Ii.
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HOEYvuIE RpIoV ~ a 49,, !. 1,---.,---

6 H5QlEYXILLE BRICK MANUFACToRY.
u q BY lNGF0N respectfully inform the citizens
81 view gflea9s Lafayette CanOlltou Aeiers Crefns
su that they are prepared to deliver the
~ b;i anu 9ss. made BRICKS in the Southern country
b me agest IN the South and the patronage Of the
my80h HOEY & BYTNGToN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-28

UPWARDS Of 1000 bottles Of DR. (,OTEAs A W.
~ GONORROA MIXTURE have been sold dsri,o y 70
past year. without COMPLAINT in singe instance Over tse
dozen used IN our " = Hospital This M dieina eba
seges coEneon both N the poi Of taste an eerfTn
o cure whsfe 4 fa he money viii be refunded n evey
q IE a. w COLLEEN NjG p s ) sI Is and
SaFRsA- sD& alYAA9
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OPINIONS OF PHYsIrTANJe,

Ill DI LoMasend Is almost daily receiving oer. e p
eians IN different parts of the Unen ouei' nom f5
~ s 70 certify, that we ne and.;, N, -. 4
~ Wy q albany have in Numerous cs 4 ny n,
valuable preparations in the market " oe one o. le Vt
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STOP HERE!-ssoo FoRFEIT.

NO 10 CAROEDELEI STREET. IL. sign of he
sHescUiapfdn Statue.
Ak- LEKOYS and PELETIERS (of Paris) Con-
-! POUND SPECIFICS and ANTI-Y REERKAL MIXTURES
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HARDWARE.
HAR DwARE

IA RID WARE ......... HARDWARE.
j. NJ Ellis g. CO., 1O4 Poydras Street
NNTE have hand and mean ALWAYS TO be supplied with
BUILDERS, HARDWARE such Og IS i Gut and "A
"a wrought Nails and Spikes Hooks and Hinges Il III
* and Plates, Butt Hinges and Screws Kn5b " y
E5s4 Locks and satckes; Window Pulleys and Sash
Ellf astener AsO-Carpenters' and COopeTs' Tools :
2s Rules, Gauges. Hammers and Hand Axes Hatebets
Spiii' ana Plumb Levels etc, etc.
EVERY KIND OF KITCHEN CHEN FtrRNTTuRE-uoI
Tim az, Castings Sad Irons, TaIors irons Japanned
r. F S1p W H9nameed Ware. Table and Pocket Cutlery
srsiea. ~ hai receive formerly, of the leading
loves; shai be able to supply all purchasers at their
n23 6m
o,.,rrrvHE HARDWARE! HARDWAREu
- i - fOChE Nos 8 and FRoNT LEvEF is now
sortment of H.9RD W4R y u o; 8 a. ~ a. =
IL Il: W. DeSI sssoinents in the United States and ~
" CegIs great Inducements 10 purchasers Thef@3
~ following comprises small portion 81 he socIs@
AAVV dozen a AES, Hunts COins's HANS BestVs and
600 kegs CUT NAILS. all sizss
s6699 kegs Pressed. Ship and Boat SPIKES
o9 900 galo9s Sperm, Whale and Lard OF
wv IONS 1hON Tennessee, English and Amar;can. az
~ sorted, fiat, round and square ~ 1AN4eiicahi as
90 casks HOOKS and HINGES q 10 DC
AZ casks Timed Iron SAUCE p Ms sssn,tJ :; cab
$3.50 Emery, Flour and No to IN sashNs
casks FRYING PANS
9 casks Steel CORN MILLS
4OU coils Manils and Tarrell conn CE .t,.,,
50 coils Cotton PLOW. LINES - o-thd ioo-lhh.
599 dozen Horse and Mule Collars Harness 81 M,
ANO' OGs9s SHEEf IRON, English, American and
300 dozen sHovELs and SPADES. Ame.,. Pov
SHEFFIELD CUTLERY, large aszort,,or,. g.,
stones Anehos Chains; Auges; Chi els: Hatehsts. U
meE ShOvels and longs Builders RIaterials. sf NAM
~ Purchases are invited 10 call and examine prirs aud
MS
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NOTICE TO THE LAnIFs

vs aPie ea mi initiate F Townends SaIsapars have
naldiy eellel ieI stun great Raue4 ~ E,,jss ~
ana nave copied our bills and circulars WIKI efs9ss -
eompisins OF women word for vsord-of,sr ~, - t 70 r.
* nave, since ne great success gl Dr. ro,pss
3aisapanlla IN complaints incident 70 femsieS ,,
ME- at BIZ previously they did not nHmfsrof re-
Ea'e disease and undermine the constitution As 'ney ess
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sCROFuLA fIrn
THREE CHII.nprnr

na,fc ot @ proves that this Sasayau h,
Ahse psons 0ured in one house unprecedented IL %
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MEDICAL.
MEnTCAL COLLEGE.

No. SO CUSTO.HHO USE STREET, ". O.
INVALUABLE DISCOVERING Pay REQUIRED
Il UNTIL CURE Is EFFEcTED-Prvate Diseases cured IN
a few days BY regular physician without other
poisonous medicines, at No. 30 CUsToMHoUsE STREET
New Orleans, Louisiana.
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention Of those afflicted with
any Of the forms of certain Dease to his general adsef-
usement in another column. The treatment adopted Dy
nun Is that which has the approval OF the most
Surgeons OF Pans London aud New York and Its unlFer
sal success has proved beyon doubt that pemanen cure
lot the worst OF constitutional syphilis, gonOTFnga
ctue enlargement OF the PROSTATE glands, diseases IN
dueed Dy certain solitary practice ETC.. be OBJ
tained 70 moral certainty il application be made to those
whose lnteiIgenee, skill and experience be relied on
Since Dr. Mullen opened IN this city, all the many
that have under his care have been cured without
single exception Some Of these Of years standing
One remarkable case of structure 80 old has been cured
to the surprise Of the patient The gentleman (whOse
sDecabity is known to the citizens of New Oreans) is at
hand and 10y his permsOn) be referred Dr. NJ.
treatment of structure not known South of New York
His treatment of gonoh9a and geet is the most perfect
discovered Il Is the shortest, safest and sures The
patient lakes cOpava, eubebs turpenne other
doses but is obtained in 1days without
pam Inconvenience change of diet. ~ No pay unless
cure is effected within the time named.
lMPOTENCY.-Young men Others who, by sexual ex-
self pollution, have brought on themselves any
indulgence of the passions. such premature impo-
teney involuntary seminal emissions, general debility
constitutional arrangement consult DR.. Mullen with
honorable confidence he oen them perfect cure. The
stTlctest Secresy observed.
Dr. Mullen can be consulted daily at his office No s.
CustOmhOuse st. BENJAMIN MULLEN, M D.
eW Remember No. ST CustomhOuse st. nils If
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NOTICE

ITO THOSE AFFLiCTED WITH yENEREAI. DIS
EASES.-The reputation Of the writer is SO well estab
shed that all that say those who have been
so unfortunate to have contracted any one ofhoss dread
q diseases known and called Secret Diseases in any par Of
heir various iOrms Is that the writer after most success
u practice OF twenty confined stric IL to Veaerea
Diseases and Diseases Of the Blood havng treated and re-
heVed many hundreds who past all hope many of
whom had been under the treatment Of eminent physcans
without RECEIVING any beneft) enabled to offer you posi-
uvely safe certain and speedy cure Should any Of the
unfortunately afflicted this short Advertisement they
would do well to call at No. SO CusTOMHOUsE STREET
before applying elsewhere and avail Themselves of the tene
nts Of the subscriber long and successful experience
nl0u B. u, MULLEN S6 Cyustom bousa a.
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HOEY 8 BYINGT0lE.
STHI LANGUAGE

% PRIT.4TE LESSONS ONLY
X. = GOMEZ, Editor Of La Patria viii devote a fs,y
a aoufs DUNG t5s day to give instructions the Soan
Sd Language. Mr. G. has adopted newand easV n,sSod
9y which scholar learn TO read speak and
spanish Language in two or three months sAie
For Terms, &C. apply TO Mr.. Gomez at his office NJ q
Exchange Alley Cont street or at the RooIa1 y
4 ~ steel "a camp ST. Fhos L.Whte, So Canal 81 and
J. " Morgan II Exchange Place adjoining lie Posfafes
G II renuiied Mr. q viii give lessons At niv1t "a
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PHILADELPHIA wHEELwRIeHTs WORK.

VIE subscribers Agents for the well known mandatory
a OF WILLOW CHILDs & Co, Philadelphia. have now
landing and IN store extensive assortment of de-
scnpton OF Wheelwrighs' work, as follows:
the tread;
g pairs extra heavy Dray Wheels 4x1 inches on tread;
sizes; ' -
Dr9Ys, iron and wooden ayles s xI and 4xl inches
~ Carts. light and heavy;
Ivy VINE haHows, with shifting sides:
80 Canal Barows. ~
above stock will be increased by every arrival from
nlaaelpha winch VIII enable them offer to Planters and
eehan5s tbs season. larger and more complete assot-
Of these articles than has heretofore been offered in
I a q Fnees VII be reasonable, terms liberal and all
:, EMERSON, ToURNE & Co.
leA 1853 TohonDffnulaf st
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INSURANCE OFFICES.
Agency Sun Mutual INSURANCE oomp

Agency Sun Mutual Insurance Company
NEwORLEANs, Nov. IA, 1913.
I'VE fiscal of this Institution terminated on the 4th
\ day OF last month"; with profits amounting to 1895 3
81 made DUNG the year and the Trustees have declared
dividend OF Az per cent to the dealers with the Company
and have further divided per in cash the scrip
The available assets on that day amounted to 81 3 Lilo g.
aiiordlng ample security Tor their policies.
LIZ TINS Agency continues to insure against Fire Marine
and River Risks l.. MATTHEW'S Agent.
NB-Due notice will be given when the scrip certificates
for l848 are ready for delivery. mis- I'm
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company
CAPITAL, 100000.
Directors:
GEO. ". MARTIN. JACOB MoG1vocK, G. M FosG
4. b. FOGG, WIN, EAKIN ISAM,T SrAv
WooDFoLK joHN NJ. Bass, "a" SEAL
JAMES J. GILL, Secretary. JoliN M. HILL PFes't
f1 This long established Company with the most ample
means for the protection of Policies continues to take
RIVER, SEA and FIRE RISKS the most liberal terms
at It's Agency in NewOheans at the office of
OIL PICKETT. PERKINS & CO., 81 Magazine st.
THE GRAEFENBERG ooMPANY,s CURE
FOR DYSENTERY, &c.
E success which has attended this Medicine renders if
an Imperative duty incumbent upon the propreto to
MAKE 4 knoWn TO- and appreciated BY the public that tie
date efficacy In the most violent and obstinate cases of ys
EMERY DaIIhea etc. and giving immediate relief to the
patient; The same may be said of their
SARSAPARlLLA COMPOUND;
HEALTH BITTERS-n papers;
VEGETABLE PILLS
FEVER AND AGUE PILLS
EYE LOTION.
And for every description of inflammation Bruises Rurus
ana Scads, the GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENT
All of the above may be found at VVEID& co Is Denot
Ol Cheap Literature. No. ~ Camp street a56
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DoDGB's RHEUMATIC LTNIMBNT,

DODGE'S RHEUMATIC IMMINENT,
AS proved itself nfalible Temed for Rheumatism
Pains in the Back and Chest inflammation of the Kid
neys, Contraction Of the Muscles Spinal Affection Ague
IN the Breast and Face, Sore Throat Group Chbans or
Frosted Feet, COms, etc etc.
Although but lately brought b. fore the public it is daily
achieving victories and the time far distant when
will be found every family in the Union The agents
produce certificates proof of its excellent
qualities as DESTROYER OF PAIN. One great lecom-
mendauon Is its composition purely vegetable being
founded upon an Indian recipe. Having made of it
MS own family for nearly five yearS and made addition
70 the original recipe the proprietor last induced
by some OF his friends TO bring before the public in order
that all the afflicted might avail themselves of the blessings
to be secured by proper Of this valuable compound 1t
applied externally and the mode of treatment simple
that child apply it. and at the time efcacous
IN the diseases above mentioned and those similar them,
that much pam might be alleyated ii every family had
Doe Of II constantly at hand for 1t has been used with
astonishing success in OF Rheumatism and Spinal af
lecons when all other medicines had failed produce the
desired effect and death had been considered the only relief
from PAIN TO the patient II is useless enlarge the
tive properties Oth valuable compound or TO stamp as
pneer aware that there are great Lmnents in cir
eulaton that not the least healing the dis
eases they are warranted to- and only sold by the
OF high sounding advertisements Suffice say that it
modesty brought before the public truly valuable med
clne ana as such recommended TO the afflicted only
needs ia tTa to convince that possesses all that is claim
ed for It. The extremely low price at which it is Sold places
II within the reach OF aand poor need suffer-
nor rich Iepne We ask but fair trial OF its good qualities
who should be acquainted with it, Directions accompany
each bottle Manufactured by L. P. Dodge, Newburgh N
n22 6m 4lhp VAN ZANT & CO. II St Charles st.