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That FIRE Notwithstanding since,
we had occasion to say word upon the
necessitv of having Fire Engine and
apparatus, in our town, We do hope
that this more than necessary subject has
not been forgotten. Citizens of jackson,
do you intend waiting for another visit Of
that fell-destroying element, before you
make an effort to procure the means and
power to conquer it? Awake Fire
Fire!
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept 3.
The total number Of inlerments yes.
terday was 1888, Of which ll0 were deaths
Of yellow fever.
Richard Hagan, well known citizen,
died Thursday.
The death at Mobile Yesterday were,
forty.three, oil which thirty.seven were of
yellow lever. showing large increase.
A letter from Natchez says there is not
over four hundred people in that city,
and that the deaths OF yellow fever were
ranging to thirteen to fifteen daily
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OF We call attention TO the two or
three articles. taken from the GHyandoite
Herald and Ironton Register, of a new
Railroad project We think the project
a good one, and will give further details
in reference to il hereafter
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SABBATH BREAKrNe,-On Sunday last,
a pair Of "wild Irishmen" that were on a
regular breeze, marched over our town,
cursing and brawling, and disturbing the
quiet Of the town, and dcfying any per-
son, officer or otherwise. In due time the
Marshal was on hands, who had the japs
poked into the jug. The next morning,
they were fined $5 and costs, each.
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rna Enlaemlc at new Orleans.

New ORLEANs.--T The intermsnts to-day
were lI9. OF which 96 were deaths Of
Yellow Fever.
It's estimated that there are only six
to seven thousand unacelimated persons
now in the city.
The interments at Mobile yesterday
were twenty-seyen, Of which twenty two
we're deaths from Yellow Fever. The
Battle Houses closes tomorrow.
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Coon ExcrsE. The editorofthe Mich
igan City Neics gives as an excuse FOR not
getting out a paper last week, that he was
engaged in getting ont liso extras Of him
sell, amounting to ten pounds Of editorial
responsibility.
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BUrcHERING.--Mr. Dimmick, we are
pleased to observe, has commenced the
butchering business in our place, and
serves up, daily, the most excellent Fresh
meat, low for CASH.
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9@A@4@APEsSGA
Vermont E,ec,,,n.

Returns from l04 towns in this State
give Fairbanks, Wing, for Governor. H..
4l0; Robinson, Dem, 1880; and Brai.
nard, Freesoi, 1880. The Senate win
probably be Wing, and the House, as far
as heard from, stand 81 Wings and SO
Democrats.
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Como - G,o-I-Y-G.-Several Of our
merchants are making preparations to go
after Goods. Waita for the "Smoke Wag-
on friends, there will be lots of fnery
in town soon.
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EXTENSION OF PATENT REFUSED. is
stated that the patent Office has refused
an extension Of fCoLT's patent firearms on
the grouqd,hat be has already made ST..
900 900 from their sale. The patent has
yet four years 10 run.
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The MAINE LAw.-The friends ofthis
question hold Convention at Hamden,
on the 2lst inst, to nominate candi-
gAlate for the Legislature. See advertise
ment in another column.
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nFil77 persons died in New Orleans
il the weak spling on the eth ult. The
infermsnts for thefve weeks ending on the
se.h ult, from deaths BY yellow Fever,
we're te46.
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hF Read the Advertisement in another
column, headed one thousand dollars for
one dollar. Now is the time, reader, to
make your fortune without going to Cali
fornia.
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Jackson Sept. Is. 1859.
CINoINNArI MAnKEr, September 8.

The Flour market was perfectly stagnant to.
day, and the only transportation heard Of was
200 bbls sold late last evening at IS. Grain O(0
bushels oats sold at 40c, sacks returned. A sale
of % bbls mess pork at at$l4,25. -Chees--of o50
boxes at &c; and so do at Sic. Tohacco--sales
Of Az boxes common Va fbs at 20023c: and An
do No. /. at 2g690c The demand is good
sugar--sales of 925 hhds at 45k95l6c. Coffee
sales of SO bags at lie.
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Nor So,-The report that Powers
Greek Slave was down with the cholera
morbus proves to be unfounded, although
we can't help wondering how a young la
dy, who is so extremely careless about her
wardrobe, in all kinds of weather, could
escape the idRHenza.
The California clippers at New York,
are taking flour at 1875 f9 brl. The
Wild Pigeon, it is said, has 1000 brls.
engaged at that figure.
Houston, Texas, has adopted quaran-
tire laws Vessels can not approach near
er than one mile of the town.
A fellow in East Salisbury, who wants
a wife, writes to his friend in Boston on
the subject asking the following impudent
question:
Mr.. Merrill, sir, will you be so kind as
to inform me If | should be likely to find
a single woman in Boston Of good moral
characLerF"
The Siamese Twins, Chang and Eng,
together withtheir children, were at Nor
wich, Comm, on the 25th inst. It's twen-
ty years since they exhibited at that place.
The Albany Transcript insinuates that
" beauty fades so rapidly nowadays
that, if half the girls in the city were to
wipe their faces on their handkerchiefs,
all their good looks would go to the wash
erwoman."
The Boston Pilot attributes the fire.
quency of railroad accidents to the blind
prevalence of Professionalism.
Ensign Seedlings, at Fourth of July
dinner at Spunkville, speaking of the
manifest destiny of our country, said;
"Its march shall be to the East,
Where daylight paints the sky,
And away tothe furthest West,
Where the days last beams do die
And upto the frozen North,
Where the pole sticks through the snow,
And away down South,
AS far as We choose to 60" Cheers.l
On Tuesday there was one million two
hundred thousand dollars in the Sub
Treasury, at st. Louis.
The favorite cosmetic for removing
freckles in Paris is an ounce of lemon
juice in pint of rose water,
A tree was blown down lately by a
strong newspaper puff The roof of the
printing Office suffered much damage at
the same time.
Miss Catharine Hayes has been given
concerts at Valparaiso, and with much
success.
Liverpool, with 100000 population, is
yet without daily newspaper
The report of a large mail robbery be-
tween Mobile and Montgomery, Ala, is
A lazy fellow up North spells Tennes-
see l0ac
A PIoUs WIFE -WHIppER.-An ingeni-
Gus young Benedict ycleped John McIn-
'Oehb VohNh bNioiV JuSuNS db UuoHlHS-
ton for whipping his wife, argued his right
to do so, and asserted that he had good
cause, in her having "rchsed to say her
prayersP
A paper, printed in one of the "Rural
Districts, says there are employed on one
of the New York canals $4,000 men and
! 1000 boys, who do cursing and swearing
enough to dam Niagara.
There isa man living in the backwoods
who, being invited to a New-YeaEs din
ler ate 50 much bears meat that be went
nome and hagged his soite--a thing he
lad never been guilty of before.
Miss Susan Reynolds, near Nashville,
Tenn, committed suicide by drowning, in
.he Cumberland river, on Thursday last,
A woman's paper is to be started in
New York in October, in (which, iii said,
true woman's rights, and notwoman's fol-
lies, will be advocated ably and becom-
ingly. Y
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01rFriend B. of L., we thank you for
that long list Of subscribers. Your re-
quest shall be attended to from time to
time to your satisfaction, and TO those
interested. We think well Of the pro-
iect.
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OF SAmuHts ], pETRRs, late Collector
at New OrleaHs, settled bis accounts when
a balance Of several hundred dollars,
II Is said, waA found due himby the Gov.
ernment.
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OF Fanny Ferns late husband, Mr..
Harrington, lives in Chicago, and recently
got a divorce from her. Miipaukee
NewS.
That, we suppose, is one of the "Fern
ieares' that we have seen advertised by
the booksellers.
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DIED..

at Keystone Furnace, September 9Th Many
JosErnNE, daughter Of Rees and Lvdia Tbomn.
SON. aged years ! month and twenty-five days.
c,i ironton Register and Portsmouth Tribune and
Clipper, Pleas copy. anu
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The potato rot is prevailing extensively
throughout Massachusetts,, threatning to
destroy almost the entire crop, Many
fields have completely persisted.
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A large cave has been discovered in
Kentucky,in Muhlenburg County, about
ten miles south Of Greenville. 1t had
been explored two miles, when the ex.
plorers came TO a pit which they could
not pass for want Of a ladder, but they
saw that the cave extended beyond. In
exploring the two miles they discovered
eight or Ten branches leading off in DIFF
lerent directions some oithem apparently
larger than the direct avenue. A putri-
fed monkey, as perfect in shape as If it
were alive, was found in the cave some
weeks ago, and it has been sent to the
World's Fair in New York.
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W EDITORS OF STANDARD--Gents Please in
sert the name of DIR. John Glover, as a
Ganuidate for a Membership in the Board Of
equalization, in this Senatorial, District.
A DEMOCRAT
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Netu advertisements.
Dissolution Of PartnersI,ln.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Partner.
4 ship, heretofore existing between Mvers
a. Irago, doing business under that name. i
dissolved BY mutual consent Aliaccounts dpe
SAID firm, and all bills contracted by said Arm.
viii be settled by William Trugo. ''
HENRY r. MYERS.
WILLIAM TRAGO.
Septe nber Is, 1853. a5--3w
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CLEvrlANn MAnKrr sont o

= - \ : 7''''V 4'1H1AEII otpU' ,.
Wheat--Sales 5000 bushels northern afloat AZ
81, 10, and sales to arrive at the same price 45((
bu. southern at 81 ,06@l, ,07; Sl,l5. Holders
asking $bl9@l,ls. Four--$5, ,25@5.5O.
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1E DxnAED. Goal Stoves and Over
Coats, lhsse cold mornings.
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Destructive Fire at Augusta, Maine.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Saturday Sept 3, SO.
About 2 O'Clock this morning a destruc.
tive fire broke out in the spool factory of
Ilarnden g. LELAND, and spread speedily.
communicating to the large machine shop
used by the Railroad Company, and to a
-four mill, saw mills, grisi mills, and two
drying houses. The loss is estimated at
S75 600 partly insured. Many people
are thrown out Of employment.
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GTThanks to s, A.Lasley, Of vintOn,
for late Cincinnati papers.
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Frost injured the corn in East Illinois.
on Sunday night.
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"ON THE WING" One Of our jours,
wishes us to return his thanks to Mr.. Hen
ry Myers, for two brace of wild pigeons,
which was taken by himself, few days
ago. Harry is good shot, on or OFF
The ving, and never forgets the wants of
the printers. May he always remember
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Over twelve hundred hands are ut work
on the Maysville and Lexington Railroad.
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OF Sllthe birds that fly the air.
The Duck, Pigeon or the dove;
Give us the PIeEoN, or pair,
Them's the chaps we love.
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Mobcm.acL,. Liver PILL,

No p'u nj The system IL more liable io disease
Than the LIVER. it serving M titerer to purify
to purity the blood. or giving the proper secretion
to Iho bile; 70 that any wrong sction ot the Liver
Affects the other important psrrs Of the system
and results variOusly, 4 Liver Complaint, Jaun.
lice. Dyspepsia. az. We should. Therefore,
watch ever symptom that miVl indicate Wrnug
ttIi, OF the Liver, These PHI. hsing romro.rd
nt re OTIS Y PLANTS nv" .hsd NV ,rro -
heal the sick: NOmely, ls', An EXPECTORANT,
which Bugments the r,tiun rom the u'monary
mucus membrane or promotes the discharge nf st-
Creted matter. 2nd An ALTERNATIVE. " hich
chsnees in some inexplicahle und insenslhle nlan-
ner the certain morbid action Of the system sd,
A TONIC, wti.b gives tone and strength 10 the
nervuur system, renew ing health and vigor t0 ail
parts OF the body. 4th, A CATHARTI which
acts in perfect harmony with the other ingredients,
and operating On the Bowels, and expelIiDg the
whole mars OF corrupt and v nt' matter, and pur-
tying tie Blood, which destroys disease snd re-.
stores health
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THE TAFE WORN!

This is the most difficult Worm TO drstr)v Of all
that inest the human system, it grows to an nj.
most Indefinite length, berOmng 20 col.d aud
fastened in the Inteslin,s aud stomach affecting
the health 80 snhly as IN cause ST. Vlus Dance,
Fis, Sc. that those IN ctpd seldom II ever sus.
pect that it i Tape JTom htstPni'lg them to an
early grave. In order to dehroy this worm, ve-
ry energetic treatment must be pursued, it would
therefore he proper to toke To Of my Liver
Pills 20 as TO remove all OsilucrIOns, that the
WOrm Syrup may act direct upon the Worm,
which must be token in doses o' Tablespoons
lu 3 tim 81 day these directions followed have
never been known to a IN curing the most oh.
stinatP case OF Tdpe WOrm,
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$500 (IIiILEiCE.

WHATEVER concprnPa III" health and happiness
OF oplP s ~ all tnrs OF the most va uttle I'M.
pO Iarre. uks il tor grsnted that every PER.
ron will do all in Their power to save tn" lives
Ot shrir chlldrtn. and thst every per IN viii er-
deavoi 10 onote IN, ,ir own heal h a. all sacr.
hrfs. itcI Ito he my duN TO rol,nny a.snre
YOU that W0R Ms, acro'dng 20 tn" OPT ion o.
the n OF C'h brSitd Physciarp are the p,ltu"r,
causes o. q aRr unjorw ol dscas't 20 " h eli
ch'drsu and tdull- 6Ie hatIei il you have al a. =.
petit" CO.. I. ubiy cisGgtahie uCm ore klnd o.
loCd 10 aLo her. lad Brolth, Pam IT, the >rnnach.
Picking q, ID" n ~, hsdncss a Fulupss 0r
He Belly, Dry Cough, Slow F,v fu-e Trr'qo-
lar-rcm m pr that all th,se dpuoe WuR Ms,
and you should at once apply tn remedy ~
hoBEN>ACK'S WORM SYRUP.
An article tourded upon Sceut fr rinrip'ps,
compoun,ol wlll purely veg table SUBSTANCES.
being perfectly raj" whpn tSkrr. and can he v.
en To the most tender In'on, III ,le"rId hpu. ii.
clal ,htrI where B'Wui lam, iiainis al DiW
rhGd have made th,m We and dehdltatrd lhp
tonic ptoperdeso o my Worm Syrup are surh, that
Il Etand- without al equal IN The catalogue o
medicines. IN giving tone ADD ,t''ugIh % the
Stomach which mikes II IN ln'alihlp remedy Tor
lh'se Shi I'D with Dypepsia. the astonishing
cures perrnrnIed ly thus SvIup after Physicians
have failed, IL the hest euienoe of It's superior
efficacy over ali Others.
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iou will find these pills an Invaluable medicine
n many complaints To which you are sul pet. In
obstructons either total or pnrta, they have been
found OF inesmable ttnCht, restoring their Iunc.
tonal arrangements to- healthy action, purifying
The blood and other fluids so iieetualy to put to
flight oil complaints which may urise IRON female
irregularities, as headache, giddness, dimEess OF
sight, pain in the side, bach, &c. ed
None genuine unlers sigred ]. N HObensack,
ull others being base imitation
OF Agents Wishing new supplies. and Store
Keepers etsirous Of tecoming Agents must adj.
dress the Proprietor, J. N. Hobsnsack, Philade.
Phia, Pa. ',' a'
.f0I1Ja 1aGEMTS A' "a
CA. Boegpl, Cauol.on; Wm, Waters. Har
EN-; wm. Gurus. Pruysvhr; J. Hub, ~ d.
Co. .KRore; s. A Highland. New iarri>
Outgh; Gro. Arbuckl', Malvern; Han Il Bass.
Onelda; Z. & T.. Manfull. AngIs,a ), DR.. Jas
Coiier. New HaR, rs'owu; Amos Car. Laes
huTghi J. M'lhsaok. do; J NSll, LeydeE
VIII j. Welleu, Palermo.
wholesale Agents James Baker, Wheeling
heyasT d Mcdowell, ? sbu gh, hs Reck.
- '>'"S- - "'"'%s4N ere siia@ ,Gcls 81
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PllILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE.


ss,stinhrd ~ years ago, ny u Alak,6a n. W
co Rer OF lhhd aud UriOn rrreI-. aetwesn
!, rLcr al Pine sls., Pn.lade phia.
ElGHTEEN yeurr, Of extensive and unin.,rrl
lfatllev Fl tehI ln Ih,s cry, have rendertd Dr.
=. the most * pII and suceesslul. ,rartitionsr.
ar and near in ihe tTealmei OF all diseases OF a
lrvsse bsmre. Pruons effected Nith ulcers up-
ln the toay, throat or legS. pain in tie head cr
nonss, nareurisl rheumaIirPi strIctures, gravel,
disease arising from youihiul xcrsees or hnpuu.
Lies OF the bond. Whereby lhe constitution has
oeeoine ehiesttd, Sie all treated with surcess.
lie who places himself under the care OF Dr..
h. n,ay relglously con6de IN bis honor as a gen.
'lemar, and confidently rely upon hs skiIl as a
physician. I r'I 80
TAKE FARUcULAR NOTlcE.-YOuRg meh Who
have injured themselves by certain practice in.
dulged ih-a habit frequently learned from evil
companions or al school; the effects OF which are
nightly felt, even when asleep, and destroy both
mind and bOdy, should apply immediately.-
Weakness aud constitutional debility. loss OF
musculsr energy, physical lsssitBde aud general
prosiTaIOn, TTlahIl;iy and all nefvous affections,
indigestion, sluggshnsss OF the livrr,and every
disease in any way connected with the disorder
Of the procrealye 'unclions cured. and full Vigor
restored.
Life, or q prempture hrath-Kir keith on Sch.
PreservauOn--Only 25 Gems - Ihls look Just
published is flied wIh useful information, on the
II ffnitl's aud disesses Of the Gereradye o.
gans. Ii addresses itsell alike 10 Youth, Mat
| hood aud Old age ard should b. read by ALL
! The valuable advice aud impressive warning
II glv's Will prevent yeats Of misery and suffer
ing, and save annually thousands ot, ives.
Parents by reading u will learn how to prevent
the de-truruon OF th' ir ch drpn.
~ T.mltts re nf 25 cents. enclosed in IT, 4.
ttr addr ,,fd % Dr.. KISEELlN, N. W corner or
| Third sId Untcn streets LrtW Ween Spruce and
Pine Phiiadt hla, v il! ensure book under IN.
vtl0ps, PER fPturl-Uf mail.
P,r'"us At 4 distance my address Dr. X. by
! leusr [ CT paid J aud b. cured al home.
! Pttklgp- oi medicines. Directors, &c for.
Sordcd y sending remittance, aud pun up Sc
cure from dt Oge or curiosity.
Book-sel IRE News Age l., Pedlers, Canvas
SER. and a others supp led with the above woIk
At vFrt low at's.
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"E'cTy FANNY Sh"HId Have n

"EVCTy FANNY SHOULD Have "a
s"pT."
AN INVALUABLE BOOK, Only TWENTY FIVE era, PER
! ooPY-mAN Know THYsELF.
| DR.. HUNTERS Medical Manur and hand book
for the afflicted Containing an outline of the
Origin, Progress. Treatment and cure Of every form
o' disease, Contracted by Promiseuous exual In.
tercourse, by Sci abuse. or by Sexual Excess ith
advice for their prevention, written in familiar
style, avOidin! all medical techni,aites and every
thing tn It would offend the ar of decencv, from
the result of snme twenty wears successful prac-
tiCe "lusivey devoted to the cure of diseases of
delicate or private nature
To WEIGH is dai receipts for the cure of the
above diseases an traatise on the caus -, symp-
toms On cure of the Fever ami Atla, Tor twenty.
five cents a copy; six copies one dollar; vii! b.,
forwarded to any part Oft United tates by mil
free of postage. Adlrss4 plstsgl ptiI, "8Jx. IS
Post Office, or the Author. 80 North 7th street
Philadelphia.
Fifty dOllars forfeit. Dr. Hunter will forfeit $50
it failing to cure any case OF secret disease that
may come under his care. n Tnltter hDw lOag
standing or atfl citing Either sex are invited Ia
his Private R Rums. 80 North 7h street, Philajel.
phia, without fear of interruption rlm other pa.
tents. trangers and Others who We been un.
fortunate in the selection of a Phvsitln are in.
vited to ca l.
IMP0TsNcY Through unrestrained Indulgence
of the lssuns, hv excess of selt.abuse, the evils
a'e numerous, Premature impotency invohlnt,ry
seminal dis harges wasting of the org tn4 E,ss ni
memIty dsthte for female society. general de-
bihtv, or constitutional dtrIngement, sls sure to
inlluw. l necessary, consult the Doctor with Con.
6dence, he offers perfect cure
! read AND RErLEcT -Fne afflicted would d
We iorefiect Delore trusting this hea h happiness
aud in many cases their ives, in the b ,nis o. phv
sicians ignorant OF this class of mai'dles II is
certainly impossible for one MN t. ulderstlnl all
the ills the human family arr su ject t.. Every
rrspectabe physician has hi, peculiar branch. in
which he is more success Vi than his br,th " pro.
l,ssors and to that he devotes most OF his time and
stuly.
Wears of Practice, ex usive'y devoted to the
study and trpatm ut of diseases of the sexual or
gsns, together with GERS upon the body, throat
nose, or legs, pains in the head, or bones, mercu-
ria rheumatism, structures, gravel, irregu arites,
diseases arising from youthful excesses, o impu-
rites of the blood, whereby the constitution has
become enteebled, enables the Doctor to off T
speedy re'ief to all who may ace themselves un-
der his care.
Medicine forwarded to any part of the United
tales.-prce five and ten do ars per package.
! October %, 1850
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GPRPSre LinimeHt.

Prepared upon the mott scientific principle, and
In strict accordance With tie laws OF chemical at.
Unity thereof, forming d remedy better cal usted
TO permanently ture tie iollwiBg piseSses than
any other ever yet discOyered
In nan cures Rhoumatism, 'wellings, SpraIns
Bruises, Crymps, Pains in the limbs, la, k. breast
siue or hips, weak or stiff iuints, tooth The and
pains ia any part, &c. In horses, swelling spqvin
wind-gals. caous, lameness, spTsins, scratches
old sores, corks, stiff joints, Jumps, ring ! one
jsmcd sh, udert, &c. &c.
Prepared by DR.. VIM. Clarke, Brooklyn, N y
None genuine without the signature ii VIM
lurke. For sale by b Stevenson, Carrollton, snt
in Every village in the county.
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