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DRAWING AND OIL PAINTING

MRS. FRANCES r.. TOWNE will give Lessons
in PENCIL and CRAYoN DRAWING, also PAINTING
IN OILS Applications be made until the LIST of Sept
at her residence, No. Is MAIN STREET, where specimens
can be examined and terms made known.
August IS. d3w
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Dwelling House and Lot for SaIe

Ia VIE Estate on Pleasant Street opposite Chestnut
::E - well known the property formerly ovne,I
49, nd occupied by DR.. o. II. BLOOD The Honse in
good order and the lot large and well stocked with the
choicest fruit trees very desirable residence for any one
wishing 70 purchase. Terms easy. The property can be
examined and particulars learnt by calling on the sbscribr
3 mo- IA dwistf BENZ. BUFFUM, Pleasant-st'
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TO THE TAX PAYERS.

nN the 22d inst. your BILLS will be READY for
~ settlement. ~ For discount time, &C., see Notice
above.
OFFICE IN CITY HALI-Ofice hours from A. M. to
+ M, and from to P. NJ, until October 18th.
From October 18th to April lst from 10 A. NJ to IL M
and 2 to n. NJ. GEORGE w. WHEELER,
Treasurer and Collector
Worcester, Aug Is, 1850. dM
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BUSINESS CARDS Printed at the SPY OFFICE.
No. PIP MAIN STREET, at short notice Also. WEDDING
and VISITING CARDS. If
FOSTERS of the LARGEST SIZE printed at this
Office in a superior manner
HAND BILLS of every description printed at No.
PIP MAIN STREET, in anysyle, at a moments notice.
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SUPERIOR MINERAL TEETH,

ssSN@eaA FINHE subscribers are ready to sup
HSSS ply Mineral Teeth of very superior
Q1fTYsVyA quality, made from a me,U combination Of
- material For fe-ke appearance, resem-
5ance to nature, and for strength they far
have seen UNEQUALLED.
Having experimental with much labor the subject OF
coLoRs, we feel confident in assuring most ima-
ton OF the natural teeth Whole parts of sup
piled at short notice.
~ Those wishing for ARTIFICIAL TEETH are invited
TO call and examine them without feeling that thereby they
incur an obligation. o. Ii. BLOOD, Nj. d.
G d. COOK, M. D..
Ofice-206 Main Street, ButmGa Rolc.
Worcester, June ii, 1850. DIFF
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UCTION
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
HRp be sold ID. At s Public of . Aaeon on SAT
oG,och A. NJ on the premises the house occupied by
Mk. WILLIAM L. THROOP, situated on SouTHBRIbGE
Lot is 2O by so feet and the buildings are nearly new
Ihert is good well of soft water on the premises The
pair. Terms of sale liberal. e -
S. w. sELBY s. CO., Auct,rs
Worcester, July &c. 1850. III - dts
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MADAME G. AMY,
INDEPENDENT CLAIRvOYANT AND

BOTANIC DOCTORESS.
THIS celebrated and wonderfully gifted PHILOSOPHERS
will arrive in this city MONDAY, and announces to
the Ladies and Gentlemen that she will make short stay
the WORCESTER HOUSE, where she has taken apart
mens for the accommodation of her visitors who will be
received and conducted to Madame AMy's parOr As
INDEPENDENT CLAIRVOYANT she will, by the aid of
her universally acknowledged skill physiognomy, Physi
ology, and Phrenology inform those who will investigate
her talents of the leading traits of their character and their
influence and connection with business
She will give information concerning PERSONS, PROP
ERTY, &c, and describe their Whims Notions, &C.,
though she had known them from birth.
Ladies in delicate health may be assured that Madame
Amy is able give them information which will be nvau-
able, and such desire it, will Reveal Secrets north
knoping.
II She also delivers Printed Examinations She will
make Clarvoyant Examinations in of nvaids She
will select from the vegetable kingdom remedy for scro-
ula and all other diseases arising from impurities Of the
Blood. Price so CeRtS-Charts ertrd. Ang 3
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AT LAST ARRIVED.

A NEW and splendid assortment Of from / to inches
"A wide) Black Silk Laces, for Trimmings, at
prices to defy competition of any other establishment
this city, call at the New ENGLAND FANCY STORE, 2l0
Main ST., opposite CIRCUITS Book Store.
MYERS, BAMBERGEk q RosENBLATT
June IA eodistf
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O! REFESH US!

II HE Subscriber having completed ample arrangement
for making and bolng that refreshing and healthy bev
erage SODA WATER takes this method of Informing the
citizens of Worcester and vicinity that he prepared to
furnish in any quantity by the dozen gross. Gentlemen
wishing left the residence, viii please their orders
the old stand, 22, Main street, Of Pleasant
June 10. lH ii. G. BATES
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v. H. PALMER, the American Newspaper Agent is
the authorized AGENT for the DttIv and Vs. sn
1e clues OF Boston, New York, and Philadelphia and is
duy empowered to take advertisements and subscriptions
al the same rates as required by US.
REMOVAL. V. B. PALMER'S american News-
Paper Advertising Agency is removed to SCOLLAY's
BUILDING, COURT ST, BOSTON. Aug6
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DR.. STONE,
waters LIQUID Hair DYE.

II HIS Dye possesses an advantage over any other Kind,
from the absence of any preparation simple apple
cation being all that necessary 1t has been extensively
sold and is well known in this region to need amy enco-
miun,s now For sale wholesale and retail ut the ahuiac.
tnrer's prices by the Agent, t.HH'tt
LEWIS 4. LAZELL, Druggist,
M4dwsti 20l Main st, doors north Am House.
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DR.. Heaton's Hernia Infrmary, Boston.
TAR HEATON having returned from Europe, VIII receive
IL patients formerly He continues to attend particu
ary to the nature and speedy of Hernia Rupture,
Varocele Scrotocee Hydrocele &c also diseases Of Fee
males Trusses dispensed with in all cases.
Applications be made his Office and residence,
Ereter Place, Boston. d3ms Aug 90, 1850
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JUVENILE SINGING SCHOOL.

will commence WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, AUG.
28h, at O'clock in the Lecture Room of the Old South
Church. Tuition 81.
1.-THE of the Glass for YOUNG LADIES will
commence the afternoon, at No. WARREN HALL,
at O'Clock. Tuition 81 c33 d Aug 81
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MACHINISTS WANTED.

1.-TWO three first rate machnists wanted by the sub
scriber to work Card-settng Machines. None need
apply but those of steady and industrious habits such
good Encouragement will be given.
Leicester, Aug. ii. diff SAMUEL w. KENT.
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Uxbridge Academy.

Uxbr1dge Academy.
TTNTE FALL TERM of this institution win commence
Il Wednesday, Sept 4th, and continue eleven weeks
Price of tuition in and Creek s. English branches
81. Extras French German So; Drawing and Paint
ing 81; Music the Piano, $7-use of instrument, 100
Board in families, rs. The Principal will receive into
his family few boys and exercise them that paernal
care which they much need when absent from the paer
nal roof The charge for such will be for tuition board n
Guiding washing fuel and ghs) books and stationery S33
(thrty-hree) per quarter. ]. M MACOMBER,
Uxbrdge August IL, 1850. d3w Principal
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~ III. #. BISHOP, Manu-
Ssaaz ZEN list f. facturs MINERAL TEETH that
for truthfulness TO nature, dura-
bity and adoption the mouth, recommed themselves
all who may be in need Persons wishing the same,
respectfully invited to call and examine specimens.
- Office l56 Main St., nearly opposite Post Office
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WANTED,
Messengel's NOtice.

MeSsengef's NOtlCe.
Worcester SIS. August %, 1850.
lion HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
for the County of Worcester, has this day issued War
against the Estate of THOMAS TIFT of Millbury,
in said County, carpenter, nsovent debtor, and the
payment any debts the delivery of any property be-
longing said nsovent debtor, him for his and
the transfer of any property by him forbidden by law
The first meeting of the creditors of said nsolvent debtor
will be held Court Of insolvency. at the Office OF said
Commissioner in Worcester, in said County, the 25th
day of September next ten O'Clock in the forenoon for
the proof debts and choose assignee assgnees of
his Estate. j. w. WHIPPLE,
A23 ID. s.. Messenger.
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m DR.. r. WOODWARD,
Office corner of Main and Thomas Streets.
Aug l6 dw3mis
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CaSL Iron PumnS,
New England Health Insurance Co.,

Office No. POS Main st, Worcester.
ENOS DORR, Agent.
THE is hand when al should take care of
their health. The above Company has, in times past
paid thousands of dollars the sick who, in Of
health procured POLICY that secured to them FOUR
DOLLARS A WEEK if sick, at a cost of $6,25 a year.
They have thousands hand pay those who win take
Policy and unfortunate to be sick. ~ All just
claims will be paid as received Dis June ~
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ATTENTION.

IT HE subscriber having assumed the business of the late
L firm of CONVERSE & CULVER, hereby requests all
persons indebted said firm pay the without delay
Grateful for ayors hitherto bestowed the firm, he re
spectuly socs continuance of the the old stand
under the City Hall j. S. CULVER
Worcester July Is. 1850. disG
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Tenement to Let.

AuG m Main Street, with ten rooms with good water
suitable for one family, it will be divided int,
SSsN Office room, if wanted Inquire of S. CHAPMAN
81 Main Street, or P. GODDARD, No. 81 Thomas St
Aug 10 d6tA
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-27

may determine, provided the number Of
toll gates and the rates of toll per mile au-
thorized by its charter are not thereby in-
creased, and provided also that in no case
SHALL there be more than two toll gates on
any continuous six miles of such road.
Sec. 8. At any time after twenty years
the Legislature shall have power to change
The rate Of tolls on any turnpike road or
plank road constructed by any company
hereafter incorporated or heretofore incor-
porated but which has not yet been organ
lied and in good faith commenced the con-
struction Of its road, aad all such compa.
nies shall be subject to the provisions of
any law hereafter enacted regulating the
mode of assessing damages for materials
taken or the right of way; if any such
company shall not be organized and in
good faith commenced the construction of
its road within three wears from the time it
may be incorporated, the act Of incorpora-
ton shall be void. All such companies
shall be subject to such tax as now is or
may hereafter be provided by law.
BENJAMIN F. LETTER,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
CHARLES e. CONVERS,
Speaker of the Senate.
March 10, 1850.
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town, and shot Bear as it was dragging hog
out Of the pen in the night
The county seat of this county was establish.
ed at Rayenna in 1908, but then there were but
four roads to get to it. In passing tn rough the
woods, to attend court, at one time he was pur.
sued by 10 wolves, and barely escaped his pur-
suers.
Such were afew of the privations and perils
of those pioneers of the Reserve. They are
nearly all gene and few will know their suffer-
ings, or be able to appreciate their works The
fact that he kept in public life nearly to the
day of his death, shows the estimate in which he
was held by his neighbors. He was honest in
fexibly just, and benevolent.
In Franklin, on Saturday the l 1tI inst, LILA
C. MERRILL, wife of David c. Merrill, and
daughter of Isaac and Julia Whitcomb, aged 29
years.
The deceased was universally beloved and re-
spected by all who knew her. She has left a hus-
band and infant babe, father, mother, brother and
sister, and large circle of loving friends and ac-
quaintances to mourn her loss, but they are COM
forted, believing she was ready and willing to de-
part and be with Christ.
They've wrapped the light robes of the sepulcher
round her,
Whose whiteness exces not her ivory brow;
And with the lone graves chilling coronal crown
ed her,
While 'reft hearts are waking the sad dirge of
woe
How oft when tie grey wand twilight is weaving
Her mystical spells over mountain and plain,
In memerys fond mirror, the crushed spirit griev-
ing,
In seraph-like beauty shall see her again.
No more shall she wander when sorrow-mists
darkEng,
Casts shadow of gloom o'erthe loveliest scene;
She scars where the high arch of heaven is spark
ling
With gIory's bright spangles all pure and Sc
rene.
She quenches her thirst where the glad river gush-
ing,
Proceeds from the throne of Omnpotent Love;
In whose glorious presence the pure tlTong are
blushing,
While Mercys broad rainbow is bending above.
Com.
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DR.. H. TU BIS,
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN,

TAN be consulted at his room, Ravenna,
~ Pfentiss House, Saturday and Monday,
25th ard 27th of May. Akron, Cobb's Ex-
change, Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
soth and Slst of May, and lst June.
Those afflicted with disease of the Lungs,
Liver OF Kidneys, Infamatiohs, Dropsy.
Rheumatism, Asthma, Shortness of breath,
or difficulty Of breathing. Dyspepsia, weak
ness or nervous debility, restlesness, loss
of appetite, Consumption, arrangement of
the stomach, bilious affections, Gravel, &C.,
are invited 10 call.
No Charge for Consultation.
Reference to individuals restored after be-
ing pronounced hopeless by attending ply
sicians, can at all times be given to illus.
trate the efficacy of the Analytical practice
DR.. T. will continue his visits once in four
or five weeks.
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AN ACT

AN ACT
To amend the act entitled act to provide for the
regulation of turnpike companies passed JAM 2,
1917.
Sec. /. Be IL enacted By the General
Assembly Of the. State Of Ohio, That no
company, or association of individuals,
which heretofore has been, or may hereaf-
ter be incorporated for the purpose Of ma
king any turnpike road, nor any other
company or association, which is or by its
charter may be subject to the provisions Of
the said act to provide for the regulation Of
turnpike companies, and the acts nmenda-
tory Of the same, shall be authorized to
erect or keep up any toll gate or toll house,
or to receive tolls within the corporate
limits of any incorporated city, town or
village in this State, or within eighty rods
Of such limits.
SEC. 2. Any incorporated plank road
which by its charter is subject TO the pro-
visions Of the acts aforesaid, shall have the
right to locate its toll gates at such suitable
distances from each other as SAID company
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Deatbs.

No.0O7o0~@O0No0oo0ooo] ooo]o0|OoooooOooooo--oSIo
In Atwater, May 2eth, Mrs CHARITY
aged &c years.
Mrs Whittlesey was native of Massachu-
sets. She early became the subject of renew
ing grace under the preaching of the distinguish
ed DR.. Hyde, of Lee, the same State. She re-
moved into Rayenna in 1915, seven years before
the Congregational Church in that place was
formed. She first united with the Church in
Charlestown, of which she remained member
till the organization of the Congregational
Church in Ravenna.
While residing in Ravenna her Christian
character and confidence in God were severely
tested. Her family was visited with severe
sickness-the husband and father died and left
her widow, with four children, three of whom
were boys at Just the age to be led astray by the
temptations incident to such a village. But her
confidence in her Redeemer never faltered. She
was one of that class of women who never lost
her influence over her sons. Possessing natur-
ally a strong intellect, combined with affection
and frmness of character, she restrained them,
and as consequence, they now rise up and call
her blessed. After her marriage to Mr.. Whit
aesey, in 1924, she removed to Atwater and uni
ted with the Congregational Church of that
place, of which she remained a consistent member
till her Savior transferred her to the Church
triumphant above. Her sufferings in her last
sickness were severe which she bore without a
murmur and died trusting in the merits Of
Christ alone for Salvation. "Blessed are the
dead which die in the Lord from henceforth
Yea saith the Spirit, that they may rest from
their labors; and their works do follow them!"-
Com.
In. Nelson Portage County on the 10th inst,
DAN STOW. Esq, aged SO years.
Mr.. Stow was born in Granville Massachu'
setts, in 1881, and removed to Nelson in 1905
when it was almost an unbroken wilderness. Al
that time meat, and salt were brought on pack
horses, through the woods, from Beaver, Pa:
and salt sold for $12 bushel The only road
was made by blazed trees, which indicated rath'
er where road ought to be than where one was
So scarce was meat and salt, that Mr.. Stow, will
the other pioneers, used it rather as an occasion
al luxury, than ordinary article of use Puss
laine, boiled in fresh water, was often the onl,
rspast of those early settlers. 1t is evident tina
game, Of some kinds, was rather common, from
the fact that Mr.. Stow killed 16 .rattlesnakes il
one den, at what is called "the ledge" in tina
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ON HIS HANDS AND-KNEEs.

Mr.. w. B. Sloan-Denr Sir: he eby ctr'ify
that my son Albert, eleven years of nge, was
afflicted in his feet from the time he first brgns
to walk, the bottoms Of which were covered " ith
a hard dry skin fnll of cracks, causing pain and
much affection, many times he was obliged TO
go on his hands and knees, and no time has he
been free from the sore affection nniil now.
Battling the skill of several iPbysicians, hut 10
our surprise his feet are now perfectly smooth,
soft and free from cracks, all from one app'ica-
tion of your Ointment would say the boy
put it on himselfas an experiment of his own.
from hearing il recommended. Nothing mora
was thought Of il for three weeks, at which
time his feet were near about in healthy state. =.
and are now the same as though they had never
been otherwise.
Yours, ne. Isaac PADEN.
Galesburg, Knox CO III A pril 2, lS49.
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DOCTORING IN GALENA.

Mr. W. B. Stoan-Dsar sit. About three
years agoI was severely injured in one Of my
legs by the falling Of pile of wood which oc-
casioned large running Ulcers. Nearly every
Doctor in Galena tried to cure them; but tried
in vain until from sy mpathyan improper treat.
rent my other leg became as bad as the ono
originally wounded. despaircd Of ever being
well again,-but, in ouder that might neglect
means within my reach purchased of your
Agent in Galena some of your Ointment and
you can judge of my surprise and graf ituds
[betler thaH can express III to find myself eR-
tirely well before had finished using the see
ond box.
These facts make known that others afilict-
ed may believe and not delay to use such val.
liable Ointment as ours has proved to be.
Respectfully four Grateful Friend
Galena, Ill. Dec. 18th, 1s4S. EVAN DAVIS.
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HIGHLY SPOKEN OF.

Extract from the the '.Waukesha Democrat
Wisconsin, May 9th, ls49.
"SLoAN's MEpIcINEs."-A subscriber writing:
from the town of New Berlin. requests MS to say
that he has used Mr.. Sloan's Horse Ointment
in several instances during the past winter, and
always with the desired effect, AID wishes us TO-
recommend it to those who have the use and
care of horses. Mr.. Sloan's medicines are
highly spoken Of generally and from the favors.
BILE acquaintance we have with that gentlemen.
we are led 10 believe that they are prepared
with view to give real benefit to whatever
purpose they are recommended.
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LARGE CALLUS
Malugins Grove, Lee Co. Ill, Jan 8, 1s49.
w. B. Sloan-Dear Sir: One Of my horses
had large calius on enc of his ankle jointsl for
some six months, which lamed him considerable,
but by the use of one box of your valuable oint
ment, in about tkree weeks the callus disappear
ed and the horse was well.
Yours truly, A. M. CHRIsr1ANcI.
IJSee Agents. names at the head of Sloan's
Column. For further particulars and testimo-
malls, get Pamphlets of Agents.
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AN ACT

To prsyidefor the regulation of Plank Roads. =
SEC. 1. Be it enacted BY the General
,Assembzy of the Stale Of Ohio, That each
and every company or association Of indi-
yiduals which may hereafter be incorpo-
rated for the purpose Of constructing any
turnpike ROAD, plank road, gravel road, or
road Of other materials. authorized IN any
act OF incorporation, shall have all the
rights, privileges and powers, and be sub
isct to al the restrictions of an act 10 pro-
vide for the regulation Of turnpike compa-
mics. passed January 7, 1917, and the acts
amsndalory thereto; and the provisions Of
ali said acts are hereby extended and made
applicableto to all such companies. except in
70 far as the Same may be herein modified
or altered; and whenever, any company
may be incorporated iorthe purpose afore-
said, under or subject to the provisions of
this oct, such company shall have all the
rights, privileges and powers. and be sub.
ject To- all the restrictions Of this and all
the acts aforesaid, except az herein other
wise provided.
SEC. 2. Tbs commissioners named in
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NEW GOODS.
KENT, GRENELL & Co.
OF FRANKLIN.

OF FRANKLIN,
4 RE now receiving their N'e,O Spring
N Goods and would merely say that their
assortment will be as complete and exten-
sive as any other in tie country, and as for
prices they will not be undersold by any
concern in this or adjoining counties.
Thankful for past favors they would re-
spectfulIy solicit continuance of the very
liberal patronage heretofore received. The
highest market price paid for most kinds of
produce. In regard to the Wool Trade
they will be on hand as heretofore and will
pay the highest mark ct price for all that
may be offered.
Franklin, May 81, 1850.
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The best and Cheapest
HORSE AND CATTLE MEDICINE
IN THE WORLD
SLOAN'S OINTMENT, AND
CONDITION POWDER,

HAVE EARNED A GREAT NAME.
For Purity, Mildness, Safety, Certainty
and Ihoroaghness, SL0ANS OINI--
MENT' Esceis.
And is rapidly superseding all other Ointments
and Liniments now in use for the cure Of the
following diseases. Fresh Wounds, Calls of
all kinds, Sprains, Bruises. Cracked Heels, ,Ring.-
bone, Windbone, WindgaIls, Poll Evil. Callus.
Spavins, Sweeney, FistuIa, Sitfast, Strains.
Lameness, Sand Crack, Foundered Feet.
Scratches or Grease Mange,or Horn Distempef.
The Powder will remove all inflammation and
fever, purify the blood, loosen the skin, cleanse
the water. and strengthen every part of the
body; and has proved sovereign remedy ior
the following diseases. Distemper, Hide bound.
Loss of appetite, Inwar strain, Yellow Water.
Inhamation of the eyes, Fatigue from hard
exercise; also, Rheumatism. (commenly called
stiff complaint.) which proves SO fatal to many
valuable horses in this country II is also q
safe and certain remedy for coughs and colds,.
which generate many fatal diseases.
w. B. SLOAN.
Grand Depot, 40 Lake ST., Chicago Illinois.