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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-07-05


Sulphate and acetatef and Croton Oils
Morphine White and Red Lead
Quinine Blistering Ointment
Po;ass. Iodid Tissue
Calomo Ipecac
Blue Mass Lunar Costic
RhGubarb, Pulverzed EPSON Salts
and Root. Chamomile Flowers
Camphor Bi Carb Soda
Opium, Gum and Pull Cream Tartar
verified Acid Tartaric
Tartar Emetic a" Acetic
Gum Arabic =" Muratic
Alloes Elixir Vitriol
- Assafedita Carb Magnesia
Castor, Olive, Linseed, Calcined do
PATENT MEDICINES
Sappington's Brandreths, Moffat's Price,
and Sugar Coated Pills; Osgood's Cholegogue
Swayne's and Wister's Balsam Wild Cherry
A pure article Of Madeira Wine and Cog
nae Brandy for medicinal purposes only: il
short we have every article usually called FOL
in our line.
We will supply California emigran,s will
medicines for their expedition, on as reasona
bic terms rs they can purchase in St. Louis
we will be pleased if they will give US call
as we are satisfied we can trade with them.
DIGGES g. HORSLEY,
March %, lS49.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-07-05

CHEESE.--A very fine fresh article, for
~ sale by BOON, TALBOT g. SMITH.
Fsyelte, June 81, 1919.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-27
BRANroRD DOUBLE Beach, June Is, lS4S.
iScenery around Bran ford


This beautiful and retired summer retreat
should not fell Of being noticed for the benefit Of
your numerous readers.
Ii is distant from New Haven seven miles, the
road passing through the pretty village of East
Haven and the township Of Branford. A mile be-
fore you reach Double Beach. the carriage way on
either side In shaded by ancient forest trees, TILL
suddenly the house and sea burst on your view.
The buildings are well surrounded by shade.trees,
and directly in front is brave old oak" where
from "eaIly morn I'LL dewy eve" groups of lnuag
eIs may be eeen, reading, conversng, or with the
glass viewing the shipping as it passes on the
Sound, Beneath the arms of this mighty tree
lay s fleet Of sail and row boats. commanded by
"Commodore Rill, whose crack 'at, the !" Com
modore," cannot be- beat in these parts. Near the
house is a garden where the choicest flowers de-
light to blossom under the superintcndence OF Miss
Llnslry, the amable daughter of "mnc host"
AS we return from our numerous excursions, or
from the exercise Of the bowling alley, Holsters,
oysters, fish Of all kinds, fresh from the water,
greet the table, cooked in the best style,
der the direction of Mrs Linsley.
All tormaliIy is here thrown aside, and if in this
warm weather person appears at the table with
his coat and cravat of, no one is surprised. Not
far off ''pound." constructed that white fish
droves run into it, and getting being bewildered,
cannot find their way out. Eighty thousand not
long since, were caught at one time. This is a
great bue mess along the coast, the fish sold by
the load for manure.
This place is extensively patronized by the Elite
of Massachusetts and this Stale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-27

and about It two or three thousand dollars an
acre, according to circumstances. The bathing
season IS not as yet considered commenced; the
water of the sea is rather cold THIS morning, rs
eat on the porch, lnhalng the cool breeze, car
risges full Of LADIES' and children, returning from
the sea beach, kept rolling W. to the door The
!, dies; AZ they 'tepped out, looked charming, as
iiom the bath The cold shock of the dashing surf
had given delightful freshness to their ever inte-
restlne bewi,ching faces.
The fishing and shooting excursions are Just be-
ginning to flourish the company increases
There is plenty OF fish here, and very fine fishing,
but the calophonons names gwen TO some OF the
fish, III the United States generally, half spoils
them before they are cooked. What nervous man,
for example, can eat cat fish with any zest, the
ugly name representing all the while 10 his ina
glnation that he IS eaing KIND OF CAT The
tautog. which is caught here would be fine eating:
but for the barbirous name. tried 1t, but could
not swallow second moulhfu, merely from the
name. Then, again, there ie good fish, which
The fishermen, by giving il bad name, have al
most banished from the table, th.y call II horse
mackc'el! quite enough TO SET one against It. II
makes on fancy you are eating, if not horse,
yet something rank and strong.
On Sunday evening, about seven o'clock, the
cannon were fired from Fort Adams, in honor Of
the late Mr.. Polk. Poor man Through excess
sve mental toll and not relaxing little, he be-
came 700 relaxed, and died. 1t Is WISER 10 rake
things easy, 10 moderate our anxie,es, and not
impose TOO heavy tasks on the mind, They gay
thar in the course of the four years he passed at
the While House, his fine head OF bl ,ck hair was
turned, by excessive care, TO silvery Whlteness.
| knew him when he was Speaker OF the House,
and greatly respected and admired his conduct,
his courtesy, equanimily, and patlence uader III
suit and ill-,reatnient from the madness and vlo-
lence of party attacks.
The cannon roared at intervals, In melancholy
honor 10 hIf Hemory and, strange 10 tell, iinne-
dately after they had ceased, the clouds, which
had been gradually gathering. began to pour down
their welcome and refreshing showers upon the
patched and thirsty ground. Now, il would be IA
f. lse C. Inclusion to say tina. because the rain cams
after The canponading, therefore it came from 1t
Whatever MIR. Espy may say, / hold that 10 be
ad ny in Bos on and o,her places. but not drop of
rain. To-day, after the rain, the atmosphere is
delightful thermometer, at twelve O'Clock, 1T &C.
Think Of that THE SPECTATOR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-27
newport. K. l., June 2j, l.

NEWPORT. IL. L., June ID, 1871
The Preparations for the neasoa-Ihe Dipping isfo
tie -4tantic--4dspect IF Newl'ofi-Mi""ts G4a'
fur fumes n. POlf.
The TWO gree, hotels here (said TO be The largest
in The United States, and certainly among the best
conducted there could not be more pone, at.
h-tentve, and kindly hos, than Mr.. Weaver, Of the
! Atlantic, or more gentlemanly assistants, while
the hosts of walters are remi kabiy well cond ci.
cd and ass iduogs in their a,ieDtons)--are delight
fully rl,uaied upon IL large paln, gently eievir'd
above The bus mess strceis OF the lown, On Tins
,ldn Cuapproprlaely called the hilD are hume.
.ous villas, tasiefully constructed, commanding a
t.hcious, cooling WE'VE the beautiful bay and
wide Atlantic They are bun, asnous trees
and groves, with rural anes aud walks, winding
nl.asan,ly in all directions around them, forum, a
s.n oi large viil,gelof genllemens houses, every
effect oi which, ypassng through gardens and
strawberries, - aiura promenade. These villas,
fer The most part, belong 10 families from the
South, who spe1d the bes; part OF the year here,
o, they are the property ct wealthy cliilens, re-
tiTea merchants, officers, and others. The t0wn
il.eii II uui- cuss ideraDe, aud has pleasant a-
pcsfaDcr OF business and prosperity; there are nt-
nciour sieeis, Of cheerful, rural aspect branch
my I'll iou The main street, winch il nearly Is
long os Broadway, aud quite as lively and az eea-
bic the houses no, grand and presGnilnl, aud
mole like a busness tir CT. II has, It's hotels,
hahks oihces, n-bufactory. buildings, cnurcn,s.
nud tiiu,ss or ttores well stocked, M ,kiug good
d'.plr,, and apparcntly DOING good bnslDess
Newport ID buIlf up'm smtii i,lnn, tneat j.
nj u rnglh, and thfe. in breadth Tnisis the ge-
clu,ue Rhode Island, and gives its name TO the
Stst. the chef ,prtiun oi WINCH IA situated u,n
she main band, wnh Providence for its C ,ptai -
~ hr a~d an this )hulr irland 10 remarkably nch
Hld irftAe ri any Iemoie p,rt from the town ~
worth one hundred ,llars an aere ut least nearer
20 The town ,woor three hundred dollars, and In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-27

EXTENSIVE RoBBgEY IN PH'LApgLrHM.- Yes
tcrday, Sunday, between IL und o'clock, noon,
he loi,. rw.jy s,uie vi Messrs. lidebufn "
beth.is, un the touth sac vi Market oti-et, be-
tween strawberry and Bank street (betwcen Sc
eond snd 1hno). was entered by one or more rob-
t,is, end plundtrd Of ~a'chrs and other vilna-
hl,s, 10 he extent Of twenty Thousand dollars
There has always been good lonk-o kept in
this s,me. But yesterday, the clerk having r.
iii, d ai,w nnures before ", the porter, instead
VI arilving at IL, as usual, aoscnch hun elf until
one. DuIlng the fatal hour, some person or per-
,,ns, no, no doubt, had been the watch, en-
to, d he alley ~, NJ Bank street, which runs back
f the sioie, ched the ROOF by means Of ladder,
d.sccLd, d The sky-hghi aud COMMITTED the rob
r,o,us war fuuu. in The yard winch the thieves
dlorl.d IN their hurry. The robbery ~ the work
of 10 yuung hands, but the police may be able 10
cauh the raecals-Phra. Srrh VI the Toms,
ypqs 25.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-27
u. III. rssc Mise eiIauy

The Maine L,p,s-iurc VA engaged fpS DAYS past
d,cUssi 90 yrorns'd ella, ~ ~ the usury laws VI
the STATE Nv Which The fst" 81 Interest would b. s
te eth ny pat,.s in iho,r u'rscts. rhe n,ssr
NJ. ,ot.a down ny large maturity
Eichsrd Wnh'rrit ~am nj t-i suiciue VI Boston,
M,hcay last BY dro~ ming himself
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-27

LATER FROM HAyrI Letters of May 29, rcsciv-
ID N thls cIiy thus forenoon, by The schooncr
Trlinp, fem Gonaivrs, Stale that President So
t,ur had dlsbsnd.d bls Amy and ordered The sol
~ r. ~ ., tam Ia hri respective oecup,iions. The
n,ur,oly law WIS still ~ io'c-, bu, ,n- govern
IA, NJ hs d entered into Il contract Ia deliver couce
% n ce,ia,n extent al monopoly pr,ces. winch 10
.urro,, to he the reason the NV MS noi been re-
yeal.a Bcston Ersnipg JosIraat, June 25
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-27
Court Dni.nim,-rhis Day,

SvvrpioN ,o,sr 40 %, 10 - ir %, 80 no. W,
~. . 10 ~ us Ia 81 asa 10 Isl Is3 2Do. x)o,
.z5 III IA 2se 2l., 243 1tS 2jn L5i, ~ w o.
Iva zst, zs7 " ~, A-e III w 81, Sii TO SA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-27

all he .rs to the extent 81 $40 0ee In consequence
- 'he cholera excitement stopping ths sale of thsiS
vegetshlsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-27

LIsttsE AMONG THE FISH There is great NOR
ally smcra the hsh IN Beargrass, about n mile
ut u, tie mouth uf the creek in The bend. I'm
~. ntr MN b,ls 81 The fun, rib, were to br seen,
.,i.Ida,, dead; onr infoi maui says wagon loads.
Thy way in sizt. fon the smallest to eighteen
tchrs m l,npih. II H. thought II ma, be owing to
b. h'np'o 'ht cr,k but II Is owing, probably,
lNc I'M \ IL M, clnf. .InnN 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-27

oxen TO the wagon. making in all $1,000. The
number Of men 10 The wagon ls about an average
of tour, making in Ill. I7,400.
Grand Total-4,350 wagons, IL, 400 men, and
sc Geo oxen.
About two hundred more men are gone with
pack mules Every eighty wagons will occupy
one mile Of the road, and the whole train will
make up a grand column of fifty five miles in
have started from ports south If ST. Joseph, Inde
pendencr, Weston, Westporl, NC, are not includ-
I'd in this estimate. The whole number upon the
plains cannot fall much short of $4,000 men.--,N.
Louis. Revetle.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-09
lGle * Blasting Powder.

7OO EEGs and 50 6 6se seg g5i.s on hand
Fuse for Blasting BY JNO. MILTON.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-09
E<0oE this aCay.

r-c7r -ece;v.d at the Mineral Point Book Store
s,l;.h,s New Arithmetic, Smith first Book
= Geography, smith md Qnarro. nay ram M
=, 81 Sanders Readers, do M lai 20 80
Gsoarich Elementary Spelling BOOK SaLile, io3,
eianA C,,1nscvs United States, Achf man "a
yet Smiths Illustrated Astronomy, Wa
- GO IN America, &c &c
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-09
THE PROOF
sTes.inanu IraLn LNlLs Fort.


s1,,r.. 60, a
~ ,.I -: ~, - ts
...t rarne,I,. H. -. mi C,,tll rllr I.- b.ra
-.,,ered rra.E .ra...I. -. H. .s.....sl. l-..;sr.
,pb,rc n,lI evil al ,r,5., a,e,, ,,,,r,..,.r a.
rider or injury en- .e cu7el by his wouderlt
emedy The POWDER Is 'e~jgHcs. for mvai
trains, dis-emper. 4de-ho. ai us.grse from has.
tSerc.zc, diseased eyes. 5-.. &C. Lake COUNT
Chronicle.
frr- From the Hon u = s Brooks AGENT ,
he Illinois and Ni;ra;o,- Canal y1.ql- C,,r,-,,,.,
rt r.,,,,s
IL W .f., 80
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z<e n ~ oS''@','n - u.s." No.. '-r. t 81
~ ~. I've r...- .s'rs INV .a., sg,... -
49, .,...-.-,..,. ~. ...,,. Horse. W;.E.,-
....,., ,.-. g..
..,,. X. $500 . ~ ,....... ;-.,. 49,,
80. = ,,.-,...... - -,
~ - ~ ,,.1.,,,--,.
= - IN - q" i--''-72-
Granville Milwaukee Go.
Wis Oct. - 1918.
Mr.. loaa-Dedr If: Recently nay horses r.
way with I9gchalE attached. winch cat I'D
'5her'vise NJ 'Ee3 them seriou,iy. - much so FL
{ considered my t"am ruined for hu> ness. To.
,l''t.,5 'fig,,l Itso,',lil,'' me 5, % oo.
~ - ~. " ''.o pun
- - tIi q. 'i' "
-. ~ - ~ - -, - ~ =
;I,aes no - -, , t. H.
,+s Ill -
- Ttl; +5.4,.l -
n9 P0O''~ ,lrTit. ~, ~, ,,,g,r-
~ ~
1T Is POSITIVE ATT
Ana mas become common saying ina" eloe'' 3
2"'"te7t ana Co"'"'ot fore@S are rapidly =.
rs mr. cattIa The be,,,tv nj tie medicines con.
ISL in their nuritv and s5ta-z- "a Wit. they ma,
oe used ever so freely without anv danger of IA,
,insr cold or any OTHER injury, resuItif from their
frequent use and never fail 10 cure if the d,rec-
tions are followed
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-09

@crofuEst Cared.
caucusiteiy that this SarsaPaT
"a has uerlect obstinate diseases 81
lie Bl6oi Three persons cured house uHpTees
dented.
THree children.
DR. Townsend Dear SirI have the pleasure intorTa
Won that three children have been OF the Scfo
Of rNcsiieHi medicine They we're al
severely with bal have taken four bot
ties: took them away, for which feel myself under
great obligation
Yours respectfully
ISAAC W. GRAIN 100 Woostersi
Opiniou- Of Physicians.
DR. Townsend rs almost daily Receiving orders from
Physicaus in different parts Of the Union
frs certify that the undersigned, Physicians
of Abahy. have numerous cases prescribed
Ssrstparlia aud believe II 10 be one OF
the most yalaahle preparations ~ the market
n p PULLING 81 u J. WILSON, MD, Il. B. BRIGGS,
NJ D. P. L. EIMENDoRF, ". D. Albany, April. loi7i
CAUTION.
Owing 70 Abe great success AMI immense sale Of Dr.
owp<rnrs Sarsnparla Hutnher Of men who were Tor
rsr'v oar Agents commenced making Ssrsapsrils
fae sa-rallv pat st up thc shaped bottles and
romc 90 stolen ash copied our advertisenea
taeN worthless aH-ations anh should be aNoccs
Nee rrau1ec uuless slgusl ~ :. r Townsend.
Pr.,is.r ons- Iee FULTON Street sua Building,
- Y Kr.s5rr- Co. : street Boston; Dyou a.
Sons Fa North Second Philadelphia : ). Hsnce
Irtv.,,t Bau.uure r. NJ Cohen. Charleston; Wright
& CO I5 Charities Street \. o. 1913 South Pearl Strsst
Albany aud by sil the grueipaI Druggists aud Aef
chants generally throughout the United States West Indies
and the Cauadas
4 4s-lo4 a.ebv R. D PULFoRp. Mineral Point
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-09
r.gy NO TFCE.
OFFICE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Mineral Point, Sept 10Th 1919

MlneTaI TUIL.t' A0F14
an persons interested are hereby NOTIFIED n ti-ol
Al 49, l,nds and town lots sold in DecembfI
ne for taxes due and unpaid for the s7ld
- r1r7ain unredeened in the Office OF the CLERK
re Bo7ri Of Supervisors Of the county OF lo"a
and state Of Wisconsin. $1,000. .,5
Now therefore, unless the taxes: interest," an
charges added to the tracts hsEeil@l5ei
together with tie redemption zee anu
t5e same. shall be paid on or before the
.s - December A D. 1S49, IN pursuance
80, -, .i,,nte in such case made and provided the
9. I III lands and town lots viii be forfeited and the
$40 ita.sr. bs entitled to deeds for the same
p s FORREST SEABURI,
Clerk Board Supervisors
Iowa Co Wisconsin.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-09
Reformation. .


s only one q more than lon thousand casesof Rhsu
AMI chruac weekly ersdicaed by
sxtraor tiHsry virtues
James Cummings. Esq Of the assistants the Luna
tic A., lunL Bacswes asland Is the gentleman sPokea Of
"a tho following letter
Backwers island. Sept H. 1877
Or Townseud--DeaT sir: have suffered terribly for
the Rheunstisia considerable of
could eat sleep valk. had the distressing
pains and my iiubs terribly swollen. have Used
four bottles or aud they have dous
thousand dollars worth ofgooi, much batter
Indeed entirely relieved You liberty this
FOR the benefit of the aalic ed
Yours respectfully. JAMES CUMMINGS.
Fever and Axue.
Dr. Townseuds Sarsari Ia IS unequaed n cases Of tho
Chi ami Fever and aIe- TIE following lear Il only
hundreds received from the South and
West OF like character.
Oswego Mich. Oct - I547.
bottles = rsaparis your Agent Alr McNair OF hAa
Fever and A-ue- Before hal finish
Ell appeared the blood aud every
other Cults aud the Fever appeared they
violent. AMI before ia had finished the bottle
she entirely rreva anA she MECH better than sAs
ma. lrrt before took 4 lady
sirk with Calls aui Fever hut nal broke them
y1. Cluiuue aud l-t a very weak and distressing
state troubled with the Asue Cake. seeing
the effect had she and procured few
ties, aud restored her few weeks 90 complete
health YuHr SIr,apl a Is without doubt unegnaled
diseases incident tine - est and thlnS that i
aunIcatoH m be Of use, At liberty II yVa
rAg
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-09

80G&C LG00ggS,
TNHF above named Lamps, consisting of Parlo,
| Ringing, and Side Lamns a superior arli-
I.) f., al. nv mo MILTON.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-09
New Spring stock of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES S.
THEODORE RODOLF,

xxvHOLESALE and RETAIL DRUGGIST
w Mineral Point, Wis has just received yer,
large and well selected stock OF American, Frenc
md English, ChcRlica1s, Drugs, Medicines Perfume
ry, Dye-S,ufs, &c. At this store Physicians ca
rely on having their prescriptions carefully con.
pounded My Goods are selected with great care
md will be warranted as represented
Receiving, a large and new supply Of DR. !
Gaynes Family Medicines, DR.. Rogers syrup 0
Liverwort and Tar, and Smith Tonic syrup.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-09

Great BIessiug so EaOIieT- and hiidTeH.
j. safest ecctual medicine for purifying
system relieving the sufcrDgs attendant upon child
birth ever discovered stregcns both the mother and
chilli prevents aud disease increases am enrchss tue
used think Il - Indispensable IL "a
highly u>a both before confinement as prevents
diseases childbirth In Costiveness hes,
Cramps Swelling of the Feet Dependency, Heartburn,
Vomiting Pain ia the and Ions, False Pains Hemor-
image regulating the Seereons and equahihg ne
equal The beauty OF thfs ined5
cine always safe and the delicate use Il Iot
sue
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-09
NOTICE..

7 HOSE persons indebted to the late firm of Wv
ian x Davey,are requested TO call and settle the
same without delay, either by note or other
ise, in order that we may able to square the
books Of the old firm
VIVIAN &. DAYEY.
Feb. Il, 1912, 81
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-09

Consumption Cared.
CtsaHss ard Strengthen Consumption be cared ErsH
ehlhs COHsaEgg E5rer Complaint C0lds CafarrE
Cangas. isth,aa Spjsisg Riood Soreness Casst
Htcfic Flush Night Dihcuu Pr0fnse e.
Peotorats0B. Pam the Side, &c, b
cured
Splitting blood.
Neie Yors April 2s I5I7
ia. T0uNsESD.-I verify believe your Sarsapariia
has hren the luraus. through Providence saving ny
ile nave far yesrs had bad Cough. Il be-
aud WORSE. A hast ! raised large quaint.
Of blood had uaht and greatly ,iehtR
ted AMI reduced au,i lid expect live have Gully
used SsrSaIafis short tune aud there hiss Won
lert change been wrought able 10 ak
AL the cy blood aud NY cough has
len You e. that ! aIu thank rli for
these results Your ois ieut servant.
WIN. RUSSELL. IS Catherine. At
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-09
FAMILY OINTMENT

LOANS OINTs5ENT IS now universally &C.
knowlejged to be n ia.lll.be remedy. IL eve
y case where / has been .a,hiullv applied on ia.
human system. for prom oriug Inseusibie persDra-
rion drawing out the inf nation from wound
relieving PAIN o. eve.y Kind, an5 "a Is healing
qualities the world does no. produce is equal and
lie public pronounce II the caea5 EST and best Fam
lv Ointment that has ever been used All disea-
ses Of the Flesh Obstinate Jlcels Old Sores. Chill
balns, sore Throat, Cuts, Burns. Cutneous Erup-
ton Sore Nipples, sore Breasts Diseases OF the
Eye, Ague in the face. SIDE back. and the other
parts ofthe system, Bo.ls Ulcers. scald Head
6rulae, Fresh Wounds ana erv kind o. sore
containing the least parrlc5e illumination are
permanently cured by this great remedy.
". 3. sLOAN,
Grand pepo-, 4 Lee ;reer, Chicago. III.
We CAM ae oioae pelL0la 4.
Beebe Grove. Nill Co. ILL.,, Get 24 lS4S
Mr.. -loan->ir, have tested the virtue OF your
Ointment IN the cure OF rattle snake bites. sore
throat. burns, and many o-Aer injuries and in eve
~ case II has surpassed our expectations. As los
a Family Ointment | have never seen It's equal
and for beasts we can ger along without II
Yours. &c. MILES NJ JOHN@CN.
THE CHILD WAS HEALED
York Precint Du Page Co.. Ill, Gee 9th, 1919.
Mr., W. B. Sloan->ir last summer one Of my
children was badly bitten By a rattle snake We
applied your Ointment freely and the child was
healed
Also, had a horse wounded deep in the stifc
Joint, in which he took cold and became SO much
swollen aud distressed that the horse was suppo-
sed worthless, but by q free use Of your Ointment
was soon cured
We have used the Ointment in a great many
other cases, with equal success.
WALTER WHTsEcK.
EXCELLENT OINTMENT
Mr.. Sloan-Dear Sir: For a considerable length
of time | was seriously afflicted with the RheuuaI-
ic complaint and applied freely the various linI-
ments. pain-killers &c, without obtaining any re
lief After which your Agent at this place influ-
enced me 10 Try your Ointment, and within two
weeks from the time | commenced using II the
pain ceased and was efFec.ually cured, and shall
recommend all similarly afflicted with the distress
ing complaint, to procure your excellent Ointment
without delay Respectfully Yours.
OSCAR F. MOTT
THE BEST IND CHEAPEST HORSE
MEDICINE IN THE VOID
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-09
EPtssale Medicine,


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IurIpieut Consumption BarTsnbess PTnlaps1s
Utyr Failing the Waub. Eo~tyeuesE Piles. leaeor
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Of Urine. involuntary discharge THEREOF
fo the general Pr"strltIon Of the syssnHo mailer
result Of Inherent causes produced
by irregularity illness scriisut Nothing be more
surprising Ethan nysorstug effects the human frame
Per-ons all weakness auj sssitude from taking It 81
once become robust fail Of energy under its influence
II Immediately couutersct the THeessness OF tue female
frame which Is the Of RarTeuness u WIZ
he expectrd 0f Of delicate nature 70
exhibit crTtfcata Of performed but Ne can assure
the afflicted hundreds Of have been reported 10
Of where families have been without
children -iug bottles of this invaluable nedi-
cine hny- blessed with 6nr. healthy offspring. II
has expressly prepared reference 10 enue CONF
plants No fenur vino has suppose she Is sP-
ptoHchIug that critical period. g. The turn - ny
shoaid neglect take H. certain preventive tor
any of horrible diseases which females
are subject a ths time Of f This period may De ds-
lavsG fr years bY using thus HsdieiHt NOT
valuable those who approaching woman
hood calculated assist nature by quckrnins
the io,igorating the indeed this nlsd
cine is iuyauHble all the delicate diseases TO Yhcs
WCu.eu subject
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-09

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Iowa Co. Wisconsin.