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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-03
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Den ertfen Sail, pen mir anfabren, lit bic .5cluns
ron ern. s. .. -Sastin BON Stone, Oneida Co.,
81. g., II. mir aefabrben nierc2 2eabrbaftisteit nht
wenn mir tebaupter Dag es Der brtfnunsscIetfe Sui
elmer Der t9redcncrre9entfen Scroulas mar bic je
felt GribaffunS Der 3pclt sebeilt worben iino ,no
pcrtite rparb eurirt init 10ma reniaer prt, Yrants
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paro. Sur Gin5clnbciten rerDeifen mir atf infer
pamrblct.- J6r. I6astin ertlart, rag CT Elm Sabr
tettaSeri9 mar, no pa man nit cr,rartete CT tpcr.
be nr6 "a @tuneen leben, als er anfins esn Neini.
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Cit $cd 8cfrtffer- er rpar res 8etrailbs cnes
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eaB bic erfe Slafte melete Ct setraute i'm tefabs
i9te fein Sett. auf bem ct IL Olcnate sclcser, iu
pcrlafrn. Sic j,reite Slafde tnabte es ibm mfsIid
bas 5aas ju perlafen. Die brittle erlautte ibm spe
aseilen 81 ssben,-b baB per 8etrat4 BON
9tur sw6lf Tlafhen
alle 0ef9wiire beilte nno ibm 8elanbbet unb Starz
te weoer9at 70 Bag ct pitrer fabi9 par ~ arteittn
une feine Osrrnals semSbnte 8efaafte 3u uerEbcn
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tbiMsr une Qertb bes QEetf STONE .5otels, eur bic
!orn. Si1elanb tecnarb, 9rnssitfen, nnb bardb II
aneere Gintpcbner Stone.
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bS4ffen 9raoe emipfoblen:
Or. 81. -6nbbarb, 9tamforb, Conn.
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Geo. u. 3osers, Bats, S1.y.
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-03

DRS. >. SHELL e. y. NlESZ,
long experience and observation, know that
Homeopathic preparations of mineral and
herbal virtues very effectual in chronic or
acute diseases. and will be attended tn bv d.
Shell as travelling and ]. Niesz as local practi-
TONERS
Residences-D. Shell ] mile North, and j.
Niesz Al miles Southwest, cf Canton.
April IL, 1S49. 4O-tf.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-03
Ohio.

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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-03

~ Die rcrttebsneen Infate ltnb tlrs anf Ssrten
unb rariltcr ttretntt tlinerc 9lctcn (eie rri,
Ohio ausscncnnen) trlecen einen btheren Dis
count. Die 8s5cthnun3 ,f. Bert" tsrentet, baB
rie Srptrrs eie 9lrten nidt tanfen.
9ieue 9efdlihte Icten.
,,Sidnclrs SeYcrtcr" seist an, baB nenIib sts
falftbte 9lcttn auf fclStnSe Santrn in umlsHf 9ea
fcst tptr rtcn:
harrisburg 8ane, pa.-S 5 Slcttn 8ntffate
Fl prrihierentlib ausscfIlt. Shltdt r@dssabint.
Oas 9eprt Five 1T ben ddten berubrt teinabc Den
rr9tcn Sianr; it ben fallten tfebt CT fatf stnsis
9ertel 3cll tapcn at.
Sane cpu Commerce Srws Dcrt.-S 2Slrtet.
9isnette ein Olann in ileenrsr priittlr &c.
GbeCareate 8ant, Batimrrt, Slb.-S2 Slrter.
9isnette Qparren rcn Ntu> >Ssrlep. ,,Seiahls am
8ec. Waticn," srapirt.
Sarmers gant BON Wlcunt 6clp, Olcunt
6rlp, Neu.Serfer-S T.tsn. ViSnctte; Vteb,
$cecmptipe unb GarrentuS.
ytfp .6apcn 8anf Slttp y6aren Connecticut.
$ 9lctrn, Su6ifaten K, batirt Cttcttr 4, l047
Stid fdlstt ,inp rie unterftriftcn febr fbmtr &C.
t9r:ebtn.
Srant in 8ant, Baltimore, 9Nr.--S5 9lctet, rer-
fhiccentlb ausSefnllt. Sti6 f9left, tefcnbers rtr
Wlecailcn &opf ron Srantlin.
.6as.rstaun 8ant, .6astrstaun, Wlb.-- ST. 9lce
ten, Sn6iatt B, ratirt Suni g., ls4s. Sti9 tm
cuntcl fbattirt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-03


SIM Sem g)crfer Staat, in Der Tahtar'
fhaft unterbaItsIItauD brcten bic {. 9.Henis
ialier Streitisfetten (Sdmpfe, bic Der Grbs
paft, welhen bic altebrlldncilde Samtlte
RenGaIier auf 9rcse eancifreden ae9en Die
raranf Mcbuenben in stnjprud t,immt, ter>
beifiihrt, unb bic fdcn felt Satrcn tdufs
@ntwafnuns Der @eridtsse,palt nnc rffene
SeIosise sur ScI9e setatt taben) tpisoerum
gum 9lusbrud, su fcn,men. Gin, "a. Dor N.
erIhien auf Der Tarm bon Scrn. Sncct tn
benz Sle6en SancIafe Der absecrcnete Sbe'
riff Saaermau, nm brs Snlai1en tere9ltfes
Giaentbum in Grefuticnsperfauf pe9en
ridfdnoiser @runcrente lcssnihlasen. --
8aum fhidte er fIt jecrd, an, NIT ieiner
Capitalization su besinneuL als audi eini9e
Uuseno ySncianer" erihienen, ceren cdupts
lima ibm bic Grefuticnsrapiere abfrreerte
unb ibm BEN frennbihaftItden 9fatb 9at,
BON ieinem 8crbaten ab;uiteben. (gs IT
bel BEN frnberen 6eIpsiisen itrn ldnsit Der
Tau aetpefen, bag bic Sarmer nno Sarnerss
fObne, Die ben Grbpaht nnQtfBiren nno ttre
@iiter als freies Gi9entbum in slniprnb
nebmen, als Sncianer perfleiret erlfeinen,
,pc es ettpas aussufiitren sibt.) Ger Shes
riff belt cs fiir cas eerattenfte, ieine Dctlts
merte an bic rctten SStne Der QSlentB abb
sulietern unc ieinen 9Ga9en fpieSer St teiteb
gen, tpprauf er ocn ben "Snctanern" elm
Gbrenseleite mad, feiner oeimoth erbieit. -
Sbne in bic 9fehtStiteI unb Suriififhe Der
Sade einee,peitt gu ieiut rdut,t es unS cine
Shante in ctefem eanoe Der Sreiteitt oaB
Td, @runblaten bieier slrt auf Sahrhanoers
te binfhleppen fcllen, uno baB es nod St
feiner slblShtng ODER icnlti9er slusgleid,un9
barlter, cbid1cn es netrmals periuht tpitrs
be-, qefcmmen it.-Das yfdhite mas mir
nun n,Caliher @eile toren ,perocn, 1T, onB
Der SderiH nit etnem pciie crmmltatl1s
pieter surifgefsbrt uno cae Der S-l abers
mails los lit.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-03
QB 0 4 en- IL eber's
s. IL Der 8 al e It 3 er.
fir
4 9 5 O..

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Sceben bat cbi9er Galenoer bic prefIe
perlaGen uno 1T feines Snbalts, iotpie Der
slusfbmiidun9 bot ausseseidneten Sclss
fhnitten uno bes iebr billi9en preifes ,pesen
Su empfeblen.
8uhbdnbler, 2anbfrdmer &c. fub freunb-
fhaftlihit eriiiht, ibre 8eiteGun9en fobalo
als m0slid, Su mad,en
pbilabelpbta, pa., sta9nit i649.
"a Certain Cure for all Iebers.
THIS Remedy was discovered by w. Wahle,
4 M. d., of Rome. Italy, one of the earliest
disciples of Hahnemann.
Dr.. SHE'LL has used this valuable remedy
some eight months in his practice. and 10 conf
dent Of its unfailing success in tiphus, bilious &
all intermittent Fsyers.
April l2.1s49. 40-tE
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-08-10

u..ta fr-s.i. seem 90 hop thai be wiH ~ a,+. .
,fI tla r..,.la 10 Missouri into Tie saig'N y ~ w
nal oftief. ions, h{ o. pyfsei % fr'i" ~.
b sfuay tr1m fhe dis-isrlFp e. %" ,e.He'
b. 60 t yer, "a my jagn'ei'l ~ ~ '''N ~, ~
i o. fr. 3iacs tey au-i leicctle tiat . iNls
a. RpHiau be- q juiicous one he = y h''ip''l' ~
... ts fsrr1 n through. inn-nuch - hr y u'tl''"3
... al present. hoii, 20 The >riiaie and country
.st. llaiissicd TACT. that be failed IN ever u'Hei.
t,.l..l which be- engaged last winef comm, 'i''5
.u.t.fie 'ielaua rad pfoss -eintf'ei'- or ''.'f
Ia.l. f.i7a4sfnf'. 90 rtinsi ilf' -isi t'iI''F ~
t..l ealiae wHi i'le praapcai. 'ut iif .hnN. " ~
r. ...., -i.l.e uilus a0d nheu0i' rgff - mdt g'a'
.,4 .l y. a.is f.4m 81 is.u 20 fat f4'if i i,"'N'
~. ..t.. ,hich ua.l W. BeataH Plan. o. "i'' Pc
3d.. ...t.aii erlsil nusi AMPLY, Wti ir s0lu. t'''
H..si.-i ,ui hiF three hundn-1 mi'il"u. % .iV
f t,. suafst e,f--use eft which after u si"il nave
I .I.i ,,ili b, sofue htc of "a mi I'i- ~
a..-t Nulta de building vt ttis rHt8 s'frnl} -hNf
t...au of tis pfue 20. 81 ile public iad' $40 'fes'
a1.I Calf rGn and inv lsr o'1itfn o. W. nh'uu' "
I. OBJ, lI other pi.t,iU hands 900 iIie uifl oiAl'
t b.. ...f art ana pl,sleed - So tiai 1.i p.
.I..,iol m tac Price ui ali til- puaic iaiidH ~ ''
~.i.. p. tH b. ai-iau,rd with a. uaHa aius, .ii.t
..,..-.i'T. sa b. aa.cf.i i1 tHe ncr II ihi- s"f
4.. .ue asrl .eaue Hiau % Gle prffea' 'i '' i'.'.
.4..I u.s. s=ssa8t.f H.tff4' Do 'N
.r'H' NHtUa rt4t %
viii, .i.fft q sfl,, which b. a'fii.if fiu ~
fa .i i.ri deep b.. .-s ihr.r Dhf ''liis l' w ~
.. . PROJECT bis spseri in -ulafi 81 81 -h@"s y ~
. H-tcuouHaiH a'soi ui ilr knd 'f' '''l' ''' =.
Boo -.4f.ft. iaf lu ffs speech De- H.f- in "lN pr
Oh -.l aIaaa hat .c at9t,s in.tse 10 rttor "i rl#f
s.h ral. ai u,.f i.- country IN isti' lr i''- o.
af h. hf cauiraant for general sfN' "I "l' .'is
ifnlrY,,ui.ui- and this hi -eeins 20 D. r"iFf 'FN
t,.reiih nud 60 tnitb. a. rake piri % -uch 3 -iW
fspat IN 1U nl..-.li, GA s.heme Hiu isi l'-
i1 ii. et,1.t NJ hls speech flt roi ffl w. l' Hf
f-uai'y iufrsrlueed paragraph iain ''''ii '.s'
Ht- oi OLE. Roman hshNals nafsf iaf '"''.'' On
.i, tHr mark fi wuch iiai wrier c1uumr'iiif lN'
N..| 40 I'd 100 tfH o.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-08-10
NJ T. re AN TILE
NEW eooD-i NElY Goop,

NEW GooDs! NEys GooD,'
JUST RhcEls dlTt,. aom Acx
- All inyu.ee Of cheap
SPRlNG GOO DS.
Consisting Of the latest STYLES, and for q.
the subscribers, at their Old sand. Ma
sorncr oi the public square, Marshap +
Among which may be- found & s. I'm
md iliacici Sireu0es ami Shs,ins.
Drills. Ticking cotton43e,, pH.ais. a..
Nanketn, tamlc, Jeans, hip,a Ca...
Checks, s.npc, brown, checked ami FnpI
ems.
ior Iai'rf Heo~.
Table Diaper 81. aa cheap aribleA T..
French and American rupts, new !.
checked. striped. pa.d, .aha pAk aBs 1
G.nr.mm-, printed Lawns, jacaaue' ap
Inns Sane, all a'in--'r.pad betgts Gs.
and linen ropiu-, linen Bcwge, faaey o-s.,
giueham lawn. thamhray linen GINS
Chaubr5y Guaam. bl., mad MOURNING
white. wuk and il4e. crap, supr.Ma.,.
Sls. Alpara ASA #af iu'H ars4. Il
.llk. Bcfc-o md balu Shawl, ava Ses-f. u
linen fruee-, "a new article tor hd... !
mings) bIae, .e.g.ei sItn and white RI.
black and white NaAHupi.. lHfa ~ a.,
.crtmc- and lae,s. camhrc Ede'nas 4aii
ms. Swiss EJaas. and lu.eH.n.. ~
li-le Edgugs, ln-ermg- and iec,.. p.natsr
s.lt pu8-ols sai pari-1let,s, SILK. IN H.
cotton imbs.Hs. .D.n clmmie fe6t.
.as pocket litkE $50, black lace
fancy. lauuet. elpaHa 'ai.cia Ribbons
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-08-10
WANTED,

4 H. the Old po'-r,cIal and castings that
- may be delivered NJ the Fonndery 10 Man
.hall f0rwh'c't one dollar per hundred pounds
'll hc olton ln3 A. y. BlRRLSS
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-08-10
CA DIS, r 4 G.


VI l. y II \ l.
nRS. YOUNG 4 MORGAN having iof'i'u
- parinefsh.p, respectfully tender 'he'' l'1,
sf-sional services 10 the citizens o' MAiSN"''
AND vicinity. Their Joint attention WI be
yi,en to al eases of importance, free Of eA'f9
,,har1r. Particular attention viii be pad To an
Surgical cases and operations Dr.. Young
.nree..ful experience in llhotomy, and oli'er
important operations is well known.
Their oaiiy viii BIZ that occupied at prcsen'
B, Dr.. Young, where one or both may o' 'ouhu'
Il Al times. when not professionally absent.
luly y, lsia. 10 ON
hR \. W EAMEs' having located pr PR
maucntlv II the residence of NJ a u
-, ,iohf miles southeast Of MARSHALL.
r,.pertfnlly tenders his professional services to
,b, ,.tizens of the adjacent country llo enn
II. found al IN. Office al Ill times when ne'
professionally absent.
June -, lsi9. ho ="
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-08-10

nCTiLrREE u WlGFNlis NoHrgs az
~ Lar. viii attend all Tie Courts oi iN'
sixth Judicial District Marshall Texas lIl
q. " ADAMS, J. a. N'noHl'
ADAMS y MALONE, Aaorneys at La'c'
\ Marshall, FeNas, 10
,,.,,,v .uAtI.
,I0SEIEN Is HALL attorneys al ia'r'
VI Marshall Texas. ~
I, D. M.kENNEY. Agorpsg az lar, Mar
l.. shall, HARRISON county, feNa' nj y
ans O. rrrxs. T. q ALEXANDER.
So, a. Tins N4r.taH Ter1s
DrRKS y ALEXANDER, Aaoneys al
- ia,r. Marshall, HARRISON county Texas.
August 3, lSia. MI
~ rATilLO. iaonsy a. hair Marshall
/ . Harrison county, TeNas. III
EDWIN CATER Naary Pubiic, oihec at
Il hc County Clerks Once. ~
DAWiINS, EVANS " Co, Commission
Ia Merchants, IS Common ST. Neu Orleans.
Rrrrr ro-Col. Wm ) Richardson, Col +.
Frazer. Jas y Collier. Esq. HARRISON county;
DR. John W Na~sic Ru,k county; Exams,
Cree. q kce, Marshall III "
strGu NJ. FARRlOR y co, Auciion and
| Commission Merchants Shreveport L..
Sis,c. kept constantly ON hand, for sale al New
or.esa. preas nj ~
WARRIOR & M'CULLN, Fa.arsaad Com
!, mission MERCHANTS, 80 GrN!er street, NrW
Orleans. NJ 'F
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-01-27
Jaync's Medical Almanac,
AND GUIDE TO HEALTH.

The calculations for this Almanac are made
with great care accuracy and for five different La
titudes and Longtudes, to make them equal
ly useful Calendar in every part of the United
States and Byitish North America. They are
printed on good paper, and with handsome new
type, and are neatly bound, and besides being the
neatest and most accurate Calendar printed in the
United States, they contain large amount of val
uaton information, suited to the wants of all, and
of that kind too, which cannot he found in books.
HIS CATALOGUE OF DISEASE, with re-
marks and directions for their removal is really
invaluable, and make them welcome visters in
every house they enter Every family should
possess at least one of these Annuas. His Alma.
macs for ls49 is snow ready for distribution, ofwhich
he designs to publish at least TWO MILLIONS,
and in order that they every family in the United
States and British America, may be furnished
with copy, he hereby invites
MERCHANTS AND STOREKEEPERS
to forward their orders to him early possible
and they shall be supplied GRATUITOULY with
as many copies as they may deem necessary to
supply their various customers. They are also in
vited at the same time, to send a copy of their
BUSINESS CARD" which will be printed and
placed ON the cover of the Almanacs sent them,
also without charge.
They are also requested to give all necessary
directions how the Almanacs should be forwarded
to them. By law they cannot be sent by mail un-
less the postage il first paid on them here.
Orders, (post psid,) directedto DIR. d. JAYNE,
PhiladeIphis, viii meet with pompt attention.
II FAMILIES can obtain these Amanacs
Gratis of WIN. H. THOMPSON. sunbusy.
Agent for the sale of DR.. Jayne's Celebiated
Family Medicine.
sunbury, January Is, lS4s-3t o..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-01-27
TO TIE LADIES.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE

DR. TowNsESD's SAnsAPARLLA is sovereign and speedy
for ncipen consumption, and for the general prostra-
ton OF the svstemno matter whether the result OF inhe
rent cause or causes produced by rrcguarty illness or
cident. r-7
Nothing be surprising than its invigorating ef-
fecs on the human frame. Persons oil weakness and
situde from taking it at become robust and full of
energy under its Influence II Immediately contcrncts the
ncrveessncss OF the female FRAME which is the great
barrcnness 10
1t will not be expected cf us, in delicate na-
ture to exhibit certificates of performed but
assure the uac:e tha; hundreds Il have been renor
ted to 40
DR TOWNSEND: My wife being greatly distressed BY
weakness and general debility, and suffering continually ~
pan and with other difficulties and having known cases
where your medicine has effected great cures and asp
hearing it recommended for such cases have described
obtained title OF your Extract OF Sarsaparla and f1i-
lowed the directions YOU gave me In n short period il
removed her cJmpnts and restored her to health Being
grratful for the benefits she received take pleasure In
thus acknowledging IL nni recommending it to the public.
NJ D. MOORE,
Albany Aug Il byspEFsf H!i f1F; Giaa hyaa s'' -
No fluid medicine has been discovered which
nearly resembles the gastric juice saliva in decomposing
food and strengthening the organs Of digestion this pre-
paraton Of Sarsparia. II positively every
dyspepsia, however severe OF chronic.
Bank Department, Albany, May 10, 1915.
DR.. Towuscnd-Sir: | have been afflicted for several
ness OF stomach loss Of appetite extreme heartburn and
great aversion 10 all kinds Of food and for weeks (ha
could eat have been unable to retain but small portion
on my stomach tried the usual remedies but they had
but little or effect in removing the complaint was
duced about two months since, to your Extract of Sa-
snparln, and must say with little confidence but after
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tina heartburn entirely removed and would earnestly re-
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-01-27

lNsANrTy.-There are in New Jersey, ac.
cording TO the statements of Miss Dix, 442
insane persons being to every s4A inhabi.
tants.-There are greater number Id pro.
portion to the population ins S,ateA viz:
Maine, where there are to 7s5 New Hamp-
shire, to 56s; Massachusetts, 4 10 $50 !;
Rhode Island, to sos Connecticut, I to s72
Vermont, Ito ITO; and Kentucky, l to 100.
In New York the proportion isonly to i,oss
while in South Carolina il is only to 6,15s !;
in Louisiana, to 1924 in Michigan, to
3,263; Iowa, 1 to 3,si9; 10 2,osl in the
District of Columbia, &c. Without stopping
TO remark upon the fact that there should be
fewer lunatics in South Carolina than in any
other State, II is noteworthy that the propor-
,ion should be greater in the New England
States than in any other part Of the Union ;
we might say, perhaps, in the free than in
the slave States. These statistics present a
subject for interesting inquiry. The proper.
tion of lunatics to the whole population Of the
Union, according 10 Miss Dix's tables, is !
to e77 by which it appears there are nearly
ls, 600 lnnatics in the United States.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-01-27

WONDERFUL, If TRuE,-Mr. Henry M.
Paine, of Worcester, Mass, Informs the "Sc-
entific American'' that he has discovered a
plan Of generating light, by "mechanical ac-
iion," from water and lime. Mr.. Paine says
a have continued The experiments al in
tervals, and am now enabled 10 announce a
successful result. have produced light
equal in intensity to that of four thousand gas
burners, the larges, 'bat's wing pattern, with
an apparatus occupying four square feet OF
room, al Il cost of one mill per hour, the cur
rent Of electricity being evolved by the action
of machinery wound up with common lock
key, and the only materials consumed are
water and lime.
~ am now engaged in making an appara-
tus for public exhibition, which will be COM
pleted this winter, and all its parts submitted
to public inspection, except The interior Of The
generator. This apparatus shall exhibit one
year, at the termination of which will make
public the mechanism of the generator"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-01-27
HORSE AND CATTLE
MEDICINES. %
Why wili you suffer your Horse to die, schen
he may be of times cured for fvifsi

Why soill you suffer your Horse to die, sehsn
he may be Of times cured for trifsa
A new era in Veterinary Science is about COM
mcncing this Is needed, for il is most lamenta.
bic fact, that the science Of Veterinary Surgery
scarcely has existence in this country, while in
Europe there is greater improvement in the
knowledge and practice of the art, than has ever
taken place in human medicine.
The undersigned has spent much time in the
study of this branch of science in "London and
Edinboro'," and has witnessed the practice of sew
cral eminent men in the treatment of diseases Of
Horses and Cattle. He also availed himself of the
of the researches of Lebig, and other celebrated
men, who have contributed SO much towards ju-
dicious and enlightened treatment of the Horse.
The object is, to treat the disease Of Cattle the
same fundamental principles that guide the practi-
toner in human medicine, and to make use of
those therapcuticsl agents only, that when given
in small quantities, are capable Of exciting
and increasing the natural functions with
out diminishing or destroying their power. The
undersigned will devote himself to the manufac-
turc Of the following articles, yet every Medicine
used in regular practice may be obtained at short
notice. Pamphlets, describing the different d.
seascs, may he had gratis.
G. II. DADD, NJ. D.