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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-05-04
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py me PfoeeeUngs OF tne Womens SStoDit Sop-
vention That we were forced 10 omit our nsu-
ai notice Of events al the Seat Of Govern
men, Thyo,, 81, ne ,rea ~ 49, af y..hs,err
~ ..1, = III ID n,1r n sysssry
SHSs' Aign', anu Sescssi o'hes Nvtsnnssasr Nv'Htssnsa
Senators, Foote's Omnibus Committee
Scheme was carried, and the committee cho-
sen aa fs,llo,ys Ae4nieit ~ efrf . Sot9 fiat
~ ~, brp l.. ~ 81 . raa
~" Nv ''"."s7 - 's'' y s.'s''''' s'.s
OF michigan, D1ckenson OF New tork,
setts--6l einigl'f iioi sd 1piih o.,lV . -
Fyoz, a, e,,,,a H. ~ l c,n.;-t
=, ~ S'ey :" eeA'-sAs'
,h"ii Dea OF tennessee, berrie7 or ea%
Downs Of Louisiana, King Of Alabams.
mngum OF North cnroiina, Mason Of Ya-T-z,
tne SCUM mas the majority as usual,
wh'e nearly al 'hose rom the North are
Dough'aces OF 'he worst sort Ihis is what
III. .'''e' ''O So'','''"ce u Somprom'sei N
S"e co"prom'Se "hch me iamn mskes
wnen goes INTO .he mouth OF 'he wolff
Le''ers rom washington s'a'e 'na' inc
report o. .ne Oom'i'''ee is mas Deen agreeo
upon as 'ohows'g .essil..t aog s.sss.a,. =
q -, rnM,San,orna ;,,. hnN y % De adm'iea as
Sscond New Me%;co snd iI,ab :. =. q, ~. 49,. :.
territorial Governments, without any refer,
ence to Slavery whatever. 49,. 80.
nua- n.o ne Ilgn' 81 1eAas 70 De loevldeu
Slavery os ibe veonle within them nav de-
sire, whenever there is sufficient population,
is to be fully recognised - W. 80, blns.,
N,u Mnx ls T. pouhuary y, ~ pe.msen ssbs sl
The line and plan laid down m MI Claws
resolutions. nei i9, re,f'i9 'e',..n 1ol
,hs;r G,o;,;ve s,sy"s ds,;vered le [ IN - - G ~
strongly and emobaticaIIy declared'' bg7Ar
SirM-The Slave Trade in the District Of
''olurnpia Is 10 pe abolished, Il .r3a,sniti
Ihe report WIN be delayed until ths re73
turn OF the Senators who have gone to 5ouii ;
Carolina with the remains Of Mr. Calhoun. : !.
1t IS believed that a bill embracing these :
propositions will pass the Senate, and someir
affirm that 1t will also pass the House. The ,
latest reports, however, state that Gen. Iny-s
lor is wholly opposed to mixing SO many
subjects in one bill, and that his influence (
will be strongly exerted against the scheme
and for bis own plan Of the independent ad-
mission of California and leaving the Ter
riiories to organize themselves. Some even
sav tl,, be win v.,o ,hs O,n,;b,,. nil ;f \,
passes IN "a, 4, ,.,,'l 49,, aJ '..l s,s',
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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-05-04
Yhs forsIEn QuafIsfnss.

We invite attention TO the Prospectus Of
Leonard Scott & Cos lsepublications of the
English and Scotch Reviews on the Fourth
Page, and also 10 an article explanatory of the
peculiar merits Of each Of those Reviews, Which
we copy from the New York chfistian IND quircf.
We ask the Young Men Of tho West TO read
that Prospectus, and also the remarks Of the In
quirer, and then ask themselves whether they
cannot by some menns procure those excellent
publications. There are many who might casi-
ly command tho means of subscribing for one or
more of them !; but We suggest to thosc who do
not feel able individually TO bear the whole exI
pense, that Clubs might easily be formed, thro
which, at a small expense TO each, several faml
ilics might obtain constant access 70 the best
Periodical Literature in the world. The elevs-
ting influence which these Magazines, carefully
read even by a fsp growing and intelligent
minds. would exert upon community, could
hardly be over estimated. They would siimu-
late thought, awaken reflection, refine the char
acter and ennoble the aims Of those who read
them, and by this means improve the morals
and refine the manners Of whole village. (For
terms SEQ Prospectus. er So 7r9d asi ~ a0e {
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-05-04

O. William WELLS BRowN, the Fugi-
tive, was recently honored by the ladies' Of
Bolton, Eng, with a tea party, at which
George Thompson was guest and a speak.
er. A suituble address, accompanied by .
purse of fl2, was presented to Mr. Brown,
who replied in appropriate terms. We arc
glad to find that the friends Of freedom in
Great Britain receive him with so ainuch
cordially. a 4ek 10 in.uhi masuq az ,nc
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-05-04

3 MoHAwK TptEs.--Our old friend o. A.
BowE, formerly of the Heykimr Freeman, has
established new paper entitled as above. at Mo-
hawk, Herkimer Co., N. Y. IIo is an excel
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-05-04

we as heartily wish him success. The Time, Is to
be independent in politics, but an advocate Of
Free Soil ,3 lig AlfA" ~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-30

APhsus ]. Smith,
Stephen Padan and ~ Cont Qf C0pln0HPieas
William Maager,
M M Defendant stephen Padeh being non-rcsieut.
- hereby notified that on the, l4li DAY Of August
A. " iooO' Alpheus Smith lodil the court Of com
non pieas oi SAID county, bill IN ohaucer against
said Stephan Paden lnd William Maugor fha aid Tin
'eis iqt,n tnsi a. the April term 1850 of said court
hs ssd AiPheu' Smith recovered judgment aaainst
NC said stephen Psdcn iDr nine adEdred and thres
dOllars and siWy eenls with costs oT s5i, s,e ssd
stephan Paden has no property real or personal s,ib
Jeet 70 execution al lsw, that The said Niism M,u
ger is indebted 70 the said Paden IN s sum Of egb.
teen hundred and sixty.Gye dollars evidenced bv
four notes secured By mortgage On real ess as .pe
ei6ed in said bill.
The prayerof said bill Is, that 70 ssid Msngsr b,
restrained from paying over the said moneys 10 sait
Ped due on said notes, and that said Paden 30 re-
strained from receiving the sane, and tat the mo
noys due on said NOTES az they respectively iaD dn
may be subjected 70 the payment Of the judgment re
covered as aforesaid.
And the said stepbeD Pa1eD Is further nSlifed us
unless he appears and plead answer, or d.mur to l
sadbiH within G0iags aeT the next term Of siI court
the said Alpheus J. Smith at The next torn aiter th
expiration Of sixty days, viii apply 10 tue said cour
70 lake tho matters Of said bill as confessed and % DE-
cree thereon accordingly.
J. RADEBAUGH, Clsrk
II. II. HuTrEs, Htoraey for ComgLziaaat
August l6, 1850 s595 Cg15
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-30

The CnoLERA.-At Chicago, on the
goth, there were ten deaths, 6 Of Chole.
ra; on the 2lst, 81 deaths, IA Of Cholera.
At Milwaukee, on the 10th. there were
4 deaths Of Cholera;on the l7lh, 8 deaths;
on the 10Th deaths.
The Cholera is bad in Piqua, Ohio,
aud also in St, Mary's. In the latter
place when it first appeared few days
ago, there were 10 or 12 deaths per day.
In Vienna, in Clark county, the dis
ease appeared ii a violent form aud
many Of the Inhabitants left the village.
In Lancaster last night, there was one
death, Zachariah ShugartS, very repu-
table citizen.
In the last few days, it has appeared in
several of the smaller towns Of ohio, In.
diana and Illinois; but we have noticed
all the places we have heard of; where II
has assumed violent form.
By Teiegraph.- In Columbus to-day 2
deaths are reported, both of Cholera.
The epidemic has broken out in Mil.
waukie in very malignant form. On Fri
day and Saturday, lO9 deaths are repor-
ted as having occurred.
At Laselle, there have been 90 deaths
by Cholera.
AT St. Louis for the week ending Au-
gust 26th there were 1879 inlerments, Z oI
Cholera and 73 of children under fvc
years.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-30
august o, ls5t

SHERlFF'S SALE.-John MineAArt q. Cath.
- arine Mnehart, ct a. In Partition By virtue Of
mon pleas for Fairfield county, Ohio sill offer md
expose to sale by public vendue and outcry az the
door Of the court house in said county on Monday
The 18Th day Of September rezt between the hours Of
ten o'clock A. NJ. and four o'clock p NJ Of said day,
The southwest quarter Of section No 10 township No
10, range l9, containing 207hcres, be the same more
or less subject TO the dover estate therein Of Caha.
rine Minehart; widow. Also, lots Nos Gu and 81 in
he western division Of the town Of Carroll with the
buildings and improvements.
Terms Of Sdle.--One-third in hand, oue-thr1 in
one year. and remaining third in years from the day
| of sale
2O7 acre tract appraised at s26 per acre. Lots co
and 81 appraised together at 1915.
OLIVER II. PERRY, Sheriff
August 16, 1885, 50 5wi5
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-30

Twenty. FoUn HoURs OF SUNLIGHT
Letters from the United States Expedi.
tion in search of Sir John franklin, writ.
ten at Whale Fish Island, on the coast
of Gre eenlaud, June "a. state that as the
vessel sailed Northward the days began
to grow longer and longer, until at length
there was no darkness, and finally the
sun remained above tho horizon during
the whole twenty four hours. To out
men the shining Of the sun "alll night
was singular enough. but to. the Green.
landers il was nothing ew. In the course
ofa few months. when winter sets in, the
days will gradually shorten until It will
be totally dark during the whole twenty.
four hours, and these days of darknest
will continue about two months.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-30

ExTRAoRDINARY LEAP.--The Minors
Journal tells of a sorre mare, the prop
erty ofa gentleman living near Potisvile,
which, being frightened, first eaped over
wagon loaded with manure, and then
ran to an onpanked bridge, AID bound
ed t,oenty. .scren feet across the stream!
Good stock thall
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-30
GREAT COUGH REMEDY!

In offering to the community this Justly celebrated
remedy for diseases of the throat and lungs it is not
our wish to trihe with the lives health Of the act
cd but frankly to lay before them the opinions of dis
tnguished men and some OF the evidences ofts success
from which they can judge for themselves We
sincerely pledge ourselves TO make wild assertions
or false statements Of its efficacy, will we hold out
any hope to suffering humanity which facts will not
warrant ..
MANY prOoG are here given. and we solicit an in.
quiry from the public into all we publish, feeling as
sured they will find them perfectly reliable and the
medicine worthy their best confidence and patronage
FROM BENJAMIN srLLrMAN, NJ D., l., L, D., ETC,
Professor Of Chemistry, Mineralogy. &c, Yale Col
lege, Member of the Lit Hist Ned Phil and Scien.
Societies OF America and E;Tope.
81 deom the CHERRY PEoroRAL on admirable com
position from Of the best articles in the Matoria
Medica, and very effective remedy for the class Of
diseases it is intended to cure"
New HAVEN Connecticut, Nov. |, l049.
Professor Cleaveland, of Bowioin College, Maine,
writ,s" have witnessed tho effects of your CHER
ny PICTORIAL in my own family that OF my fri nds
and gives satisfaction to state in its favor that
medicine have ever known has proved so eminent y
successful in curing diseases Of the throat and lungs
Row Dr. Good writes That he considers CHER
ny PICTORIAL the best medicine for Pulmonary AZ.
fectons Offered tn the public and states thathis
daughter after being obliged to keep her room four
months with severe settled cough, accompanied by
raising OF blood night sweats and the attendant symp-
toms Of consumption, commenced the use ofthe CHER
NJ PICTORIAL and had completely recovered
HEAR THE PATmNT--Dr, Ayer-Dear Sir; For two
years past was afflicted wi h a very severe cough
accompanied by splitting of blood anil profuse nj Ihl
sweats. By the advice of my attending physieian
was induced to use your CHERRY PICTORIAL, and con
tnued to do till considered myself cured, aud
cribe the effect TO your preparation J. RANDALL.
Hampden IS. SPRTNGFIELD; Nov. ~, 1S49
This day appeared the above named James Randall
and pronounced the above statement true in every
respect. LORENZO NORTON, Justice.
THE REMEDY THAT CURES.
PORTLAND, Maine, Jan. TO- l847.
DR.. Aver have been long afflicted with ASthmc
which grew yearly worse until last autumn brough
on a cough which confined me inmy chamber and be
gan to assume the alarming symptoms of consump
tion. had tried the best advice and the best medi
cine to no purpose, until used your CHERRY PEoTo
RAJ, which has cured me, and you may we'll believe
me. Gratefully yours. ]. d. PHELPS.
If there is any value in the Judgement of the wise
who speaks from experience here is Ia medicine wor
thy of the public confidence.
PREPARED by J. @ AVER, CHEMIST, LOWELL, MASS
Sold in Lancaster by G. G. Beck and Dr. NJ. z, Krei
der; Rushville, by G. McFadden; and by Druggis
generally. August 80, 1850 3ml6
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-30
nODDRLDGE & CO., wish % advise Their
c.iarAs that thn,r r,l cnn,,e fhe lIillinfz aud

nODDRIDGE & CO., wish % advise their
~ friends that they viii continue the Milling and
Wool Manufacturing at the cid establishment
dur;nr the present season. They will anutacture or
exchange Goods alreadvmade for and Wool broughtto
item in good condition Theifstoak will elsrse and
embracing every variety WOOL ,cARDING will
be done with despatch ard weEs warfanted They
are building an ertersiue HTE4lf tgOOLLEN
by the 1st OF July They viii thsreldro need large
quantity Of Wool. Theimpnrance Of this new enter
prise to the farming interest will be manifest and they
hope and expect liberal support Those having
Wool will find it to their interest to bring their crop
Goods snl cash for all IN good order where goodsare
not needed. E3 4
Circleville, may TO- 1850.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-30
Friday Morning, August 80, 1880
iCSnvemlion OF Delegates.

The Convention of Delegates which
was to be held in this place on Saturday
the 18th inst, was postponed to Saturday
t1e 14M dag Of September We hope
the delegates will bear this 10 mind aud
that all will make it convenient 10 be
present.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-30

MArNE.--The Free Soil Convention for
the PORTLAND District nominated Hon.
VIM, Pitt Fessenden as candidate for
next Congress, in concurrence with the
nomination previously made by the Wing
Convention ofthe same district
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-30

nYSPEPSIA CURED by the use Of DR.. McLare's
~ Liver PilS.--No disease, with perhaps the sin.
gle exception Of consumption is much dreaded in
the United States dyspepsia Originating in dis.
eased state Of the DIVER, ii is often conounded with
consumption itself by the unhappy sufferer, who
pines away until death releases him from pain; yet
remedy is within the reach OF all, which will re-
lieve all cases of the kind, and work speedy and
effectusl cure
Dr. Oliver Morgan distinguished physician of
Virginia, with very extensive practice has used
these pills in all cases of dyspepsia, and in all
are in hands of the proprietors of this invaluable
medicine, u KIDD & Co., Wood street, corner of
Fourth, Pittsburgh.) The following, however, from
Ohio will speak volumes to those suffering under
any ofthose diseases which arise from diseased liver
"RIoHMoND, jefferson county, Ohio.
"MessrS. j. Kidd &c CO--This Is TO certify that my
wifi has been afflicted for several years with the fol-
lowing pains, at periods, or less; Pain in the
right sde about the edge Of the ribs extending to the
right shoulder; pain in the back part of the head and
above the eye accompanied by Weakness loss OF ap-
petite, and almost constantly confined to her bed.
Since August she has used three boxes Of DR. Nc
Liner Pills, and have to state, that by the use
Of these pills, she has been benefited in ordinary
degree Under the providence Of God she now enjoys
good health and able to attend 10 the domestic
Germs Of my family. JAMES STEWART"
For sale wholesale and retail by G. G. Beck and NJ,
2. Krieder, Lancaster; W. F. Breck Co., Carroll P.
Hane PleGsantpie; J.Woodyard NciO SGIenl E. .Kalb,
RushuiHe; Kreider & Brother, Logan, Hooking coun-
tB and by Merchants and Druggists generally.
August 80, 1850. 2w16
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-30

THE EWING FRAUD. But more Partic
ularly the Folly Of tie Telegraph I'VE
wish it to bio distinctly understood that,
If any body hereafter of any party calls
the Editors of the Telegraph knaves, we
shall cousidar it our duty to defend them
from the accusation. We are naturally
very charitable and have natural dislike
10 see persons abused upon whom Nature
hasuot been lavish of high gifts. They
admit they did not understand the pur.
port u the article published last week
headed Ewing Fraud"-.they acknowl'
edge that they charged him wrongfully,
aud then proceed 10 a general aud theo
relical history of Secretary Cayton's
connection with the Galphin case. They
say that Meredith allowed the claim knOp
Ing that Clayton owned it and that this
allowance differs but little from the charge
that Mr.. Ewing allowed claim 10 him
self.
We havs often Thought that nine tenths
bf these Lo .ofoco editors who ar conlin.
ually crying Galphin! Galphin! knew
nolhing at all Of the merits Of the claim,
and it now appears that the Telegraph
does not know the difference between
Secretary Crawford aud Secretary Clay
ton. Why if that paper blunders two or
three times more, the little boys will cry
Galphnl whenever they SEQ the Editors
ON the streets. We hope the Editors Of
the Telegraph will not accuse us of lay
ing claim to any peculiar wisdom above
our fellows, becabse we profess to know
that Secretary Crawford and not Secre
tary Clayton was the agent of the
Galphins, as they have done because we
claimed to know that Ewing, Indian a
gent. and not Ewing, U. S. Senator, was
the owner of the Ewing fraud claim. II
itpleasos them at all we are perfectly will.
ling to acknowledge that it takes large
amount ofcommon sense, good judgment,
political sagacity and ripe experience to
know these facts, yet we make these
admissions, not to fatter ourselves for
knowing them. but To fiatter them for not
knowing them. and prevent lhem.if pos
sible, from becoming laughing stocks fol
an entire community.
A remark or two befIre we close in re
gard to the Ewing claim. The Telegraph
says
The fact stated in the article, that this Ewing
claim upon which there was finally paid $50 ,
900, had been but four years previously offered
for $4,000, was what We wanted to bring to the
knowledge OF our readers, This fact. without
Mr. Senator Ewings name being attached to il a.
agent or owner is sufficiently odious. Mr. Ewing
allowed and paid the claim, and for this we con
demn him, "
The whole paragraph has not one par.
ticle Of testimony to sustain it. tits q
base charge made without any founda
tion. There has been no report made
nothing is known ofthe amount paid and
nothing, SO far as the late Secretary Of the
Interior is concerned, ofthe amount due
and yet under this state of facts. thu
charge is not only circulated Throughout
the country. but the intimation is circu
lated with it that the allowance was mad,
to himself The Telegraph talks about
"fact" of which itknows nothing what
ever, and tits this that makes the fraud
RL Land warrants are quoted al lis
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-30
A VnInnbIc Farm for sale.

will offer for sale on Saturday the alst day Of An
gust next at the door Of the Court House in Lancas
ter, one hundred acres Of land more or less. Being
the old home farm OF Martin Lantz, late Of Pleasant
Township, deceased The farm is situated miles
east Of Lancaster on the old Zsnesvia road On tha
farm is good Tan Yard-a two story frame dwelling
House. good hawon Log Barn--and everything me-
cesssry fora farmer.
Terms one-fourth in one year, one-fourth in two
and the balance in three years. with interest on de-
ferred payments.
JACOB LANTZ, Executor.
Augusta 1850 4-I3'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-30

PIfE.LAYrNe. The Telegraph is de.
termined to gain notoriety beyond that
of the Eagle. 1t repeats its charge Of
piPc-laying without any attempt to prove
a single word of its charge. We can tell
that paper that the only attempt at pipe.
laying was made by its own party, and
the individual to whom the dirty work
was assigned, for reasons best known Ia
himself. refused to carry out the wishe,
of his party The Telegraph had better
be prudent or else it viii expose its own
friends.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-30
shcriT's sale Of TsenI ss,a,r.

y virtue Of d9cretal order of sale directed to m,
Il from the court ofconmoa pleas ofPickawa Y eoun
", Ohio, will proceed o. TEesiqy ne l0h Ten ri
September, 1850, between the hours Of 10 A. ~ and
r NJ, to sell at public auction on the premises the
following real estate to-wit:the south half of tho
southeast quarter oF section No. %, township No IL
and range No 90 containing 81 acres ofand more OF
less, and situated in the county Fairfield O!o unin-
cumbered appraised al sig22.
Also, the residue Of tho southwest quarter Of sec
ton No q, township No Il. and range No 90, at.r
taking from said quarter section acres and I39 poles
lying in said county Of Fairfield, unineumbered and
appraised al e2995
Said real estate decread 70 be sold in the case Of
George H Bin.ley VS.. Margaret Binllcy, ot al
Terms Of Sale.--Onethird cash in hani, the rel.
due in two equal annual payments with interest from
day Of sale. TO be secured By mortgage
JOHN BOYER, Coroner Qa4 Icting Sheriff
Of PichaHdy County Ohf9.
august o, 1850 50 6yylgg
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-30

TNESTIMONY IN FAVOR Of DR.. McLGne'S Liver
Il PWs-It would be easy to fill volume with
certificates ofthe excellence ofthis medicine. Who're
have our possession hundreds of orders like the fol-
lowing "VARYBURGH n Y, Dec. 10, lS47.
"hessrs. Kidd G. Co.-Your travelling agent left
with me a short time since, quantity Of McLGne'S
Liver Pills. The whole lot sold very rapidly and
gave the highest satisfaction Indeed til considered
the best medicine Of the kind ever offered for SALE
Please send me another supply as soou as possible.
W. H. AINSWORTH."
Sold wholesale and retail by G. G, Beck and NJ. z.
Kreider, Lancaster; w. f. Breck & Co, Carroll; P,
Hane, PleassHtue; J. Woodyard, NelO Saleu L. Kalb
Rlshville; Kreider Brother, Logan, Hockiag Coun,
ty and by Merchants and Druggists generally.
August 80, 1850 2wl0
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-30

Hon. WESLEY CLAYPonL This gentleman e.
ected to The Constitutional Convention from Ross
and Pickaway sent mp his letter OF resignation on
Friday ast.-Seiot. GaE
Sorry to hear it, both The fact and the
cause. If il was not without our iuris.
diction. we would now nominate Seneca
w. Ely. "Seneca's sayings" would be
a new foaturo in the Convention and
might induce some people to read the
"book."
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-30

W1orA, Wisconsin, January l6, l8i9.-F. H. G.
Farrell We have seen your Liniment tested, and arc
convinced o. its good qualities we selling great
DEAL and it gives universal satisfaction; it has cured
bad case of erysipeas here and is highly extoled
as remedy for both man and beast
See advertisement sAXT0N & ELLSWORTH,