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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-01-20
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fCaresnondence otthe LanchsteT NaSSte
COLUMBUS. Jany. Ia, 1853
ENRON orTHE GAzETTE,zWeare getting
IN he famous for Conventions. DURING the
nrssent session Of the Legislature, we have
Hal an Agricultural Conventions POmoiog-
ic,I convention, a Negro Convention, a
tS,nte Temperance Convention. a Locotoco
STATE Conventions Free Soil Convention
and we are nuw in the midst OF a Woman's
State Convention. Next week we have "a
neither Negro Convention and on the 22d OF
February we will have u good old fashioned
Wing State Convention.
The Free Suil State Convention assem-
bled on "Wednesday morning and made their
nominations for the full State ticket. II
was a very lean affair, there not being over
a hundred delegates, and with an exception
or two passed off without any event occur
ring worthy Of notice. One exception 10
the difficulty that beset the "Free Democ-
lracy"in their endcavors to agree upon some
other principle than the 'uigger question"
Judge Spaulding was Chairman Of the COM
lmittee on resolutions and reported n batch
of Locoloco radicaliSm that was bounced
upon by Joseph M. Root, and a regular hight
between the Wing and Locofoco wings
sprung up which lasted until night and at
length got too hot for the fraternity OF the
Free Democrats aud after a few rather
sharp passages, Judge Spaubding very indIg-
nantly resigned his seat on the
and in grcat wrath left the Convention. But
the Judges rep ort was at length agreed to
aud the Pittsburgh platform was rc-adoPted'
Free trade and direct tdEdtiOa-no connec-
ton betwecn the banks and the State Treas
nry-and an exclusive metallic currency
were among the principles laid down as the
confession of faith for the Free Democratic
5 church. and after much coaxing and conclli'
ating the ~valorous Judge was propitlated.-
Brinkerhoof presided-and Lewis was nom
: mated for Governor. Mr.. Vance, of Knta
county, was named for Lieut.. Governor, buI
/, declined on the grounds that he could no
no the platform aud made scathing speecl
against the introduction Of Locofocoism into
their policy. Nearly all the Old Wings ex
: pross their determination Of boiling the plat
form and spittings upon it and they Will do
: what they say. -.
Nothing Of importance sgoing forward il
. the Legislature. The bill Tor the lncorpora
; ton of townsbips was passed yesterday i
= the Senate. The bill for the opening an
, regulating Of roads and highways passed tn
: House.
The Wing caucus on Monday evening l
unanimously resolved in favor Of n Conver
; ton on the 22d proximo, and the Centre
= Committee lave accordingly issued a call.
: The Martha Washington conspiracy cat
= still drags its slow length along. The test
mony for the defence will perhaps close t
morrow and the pleading the 70
lowing day. The results considered doub
b ful.
Medill has left the city. Judge Fudge,
"a Greene, is spoken Of as the Wing candida'
for Governor, and Oscar p. Moore, the pre-
y cnt able and popular Senator from Sclot
T. Lieut.. Governor. ENCoTHNEs.
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NEW. CHEAP, CITY TIN SHOP.

TIME subscriber having located himsclGin The city
i would most respectfully inform the %ciliIers OF
opening a Shop on Columbus street, Hest side, three
Doors North Of hEaii, for the manufacture aud sale
of all kinds Of
Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware,
Where he intends keeping, al all times, . full and gen
oral assortment, which will he sold on the most libcr;
al terms Persons wanting articles in his line would
ing their purchases, as he Is determined to sell cheap
An ,pork warranted. A. WHITE
JOBBtNG, &c.-.Uousc Spouting aud Roof
ing, pared and tut up on tho shortest notice in The
bost manner, and at the very lowest rates. AN;
Lancaster, Ohio, september =, 1851. IL
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MANY wears Of trial, instead Of importing tho pub
lie confidence in this medicine, has wen Tor 4 IN ap-
precia,icn and notmicty by far exceeding the most
sanuine expectations Of It's friends. Moth ne hut ITS.
intrinsic virtues and the unmisiatRble benefit confer;
rod on thousands of sufferers, gould originate and
maintain the reputation 1t enjoys. Wine many mic
riorrcmedies thrust uponthe community have iall"i
and been discarded. this has gained ti1vnls ny every
trial. conferred benefits on The afflicted they can Me-
yer forget. AMI produced cures too numerous anu TOO
remarkable TO be forgotten. l
While it is a fraud on the public to nrclchd MAJ any
one medicine will ~infallihly cura--stiH there Is Hbnn'
dant proof That the CHERRY PEcToRAI does not ontv
as a general thing. but almost invariably, cure the
maladies for which it is emnioyed
ASTHMA makes these facts wider am, better knoNh'
this medicine has gradually become the best rrpshce
of the afflicted, from the ~log-cabln OF the american
peasant, to the palaces of European Kings. Through
out this entire country. IN every state, CITY, anu m
deed almost every hamlet 1t contains, ciiElnY PIC
ToRALi is known as the best remedy eXthh' luF uis-
eases Of the Throat and Lungs, and in many IortiSh
countries. il is coming TO be ext nSiveiy ns'd ny their
most intelligent Physicians In Great Britain iran, Q
and Germany; whrra the medical science haVereacn
ed their highest perfection, cHEREY PEcTOhAL is m
troduccd, and in constant use in the Armies, Hospitals.
Alms-houses Pubic Institutions, and IN doInes'lc Pfac-
tice, as the surest remedy their att ndlng thyslclahs
can employ for the more dangerous allecIiohs oi 'ne
lungs. Also in milder cases, and for children II Is
sale, pleasant, and ~etfcctuaI to cure. In TACT, some oil
the most fiattering testimonials We received I'VE Occh
from parents who have found 1t cthcdclouS IN cases
particularly Incidental to childhood
The cIgKRY PEcropAI. is mSnmiactuTod bva prac-
teal chemist, AMI erSry ounce Of it under his own
eve. Nth invariahle accuracy and care II Is Sea'eu
and protected by law from countrrieits' con 'Hiucht'
TX can be r6liadion "a genuine without adultrraiion.
We have tndrnvorcd here to furnish the enmmu'
nifty with a medicine Of such int insic superiority
and worth as should command itself TO their conn
dcnce-a remedy at once safe, speedy anu 'iecluaI
which this has BY repeated and countless trials prov
ed itself to be; antitrust BY great caro- in preparing
with chemical accuracy, Of uniiorm strength to aiior'
Physicians a new agent on which they can rely !"
the best results, ami the afflicted with a remedy tina
will do for them all that meAicin" can do.
PREPARED ny &c AYER. cHRAtfsr, LOWELL, MAS
Sold in Lancaster by Kaufman d co. y. l.. Sloeun
and Dr.. NJ. H.. KreiIcr, Nashville, r.. ka!h, and b.
Druggists and Deslprs in medicines every wher"
! November 4 1852 3m2o
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From pittsburgh.

PlTrsBURGH, Jan, l2.-p. m.-RobertM M.
Riddle, Wing, editor of Jo~rnaD was elected
Mayor bya majority of3l7 over Guthrie
Democrat-present incumbent.
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ALA MIsTAKE.-One Of our Locofoco
neighbors was "terribly put OUT at the nom
ination of Mr.. Griswold, by the 9Th Of Ianu-
ury convention. lie swOre the leaders were
running the party by nominating SO many
wings at once. 1t was bad enough TO have
Tom BARLEY and Bliss On the ticket for they
had hardly served out their term Of proba.
ton but to nominate Mr.. Griswold, who had
been slumping for sold hasty soup" the
whole campaign, was insufferable. An at
tempt was made by u brother l%ocoIuco to
quiet him, but il was al useless, for he said
he had never heard Of any Griswold suili-
versed IN State politics to be u can
didute on the State ticket but the Wing
Griswold, and he could not find any man
who could put his finger on any other prom
Griswold in all Ohio. Surely It is
running IL in the ground to nominate such II
board Of Public Works, and our neighbor
will not be the only one borcd.-M. YER
non Wig.
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SPRINGER 4 TROUT.

>oo SPRINGER 4 TROUT.
IA TVAVEreceived at their CLoTItrNG EsrAn-
WI HI LlsnMENr in GiesY's building, between
The Hooking Valley Bank and I. W.. Tallmadges FIX
change Office, and have just opened alarse and extern
sive assortment Of
FALL Il WINTER READY MADE CLOTHING
Which they will soil as low as the same quality Of
goods and work can be purchased at any other estab,
iishmcni in the city. Their clothing Is Manufactured
under their own supervision and Is consequently SUI
They have also on hand, a beautiful varietyo Of
CLOTHS, C~ASSIMERES, VESTINGS. &C.,
Which they are prepared TO manufacture to order,
They have In their employ the best Of workmen and
are at all times prepared TO make the best Nts and in
he latest STYLES. Al their tcOrk tcih be 1cdrrdnted.
Tho public are respectfully solicited TO call and ex:
anime their stock, and while thankful for the liberal
patronage they have enjoyed, they assure their OLD
customers and all others that they will hbert 10 give
general satisfaction both IN the quality and price oil
their goods and work. SPRINGER & TROUT.
'ssnesster september n, 1852 ~, d208
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CLOTHING STORE.
Co-partnership.

TTyHE Partnership heretofore existing under the
lfGrm-nam of FRANK&C CO., Clothing Merchants,
was dissolved by mutual consent on the first day OF
April. The business win hereafter be conducted un>
der the firm. name of G. SIMON & CO, at the OLD,
STAND, third door East Of the Hooking Valley
Bank, where may be found at all times a ine, large
and well selected slocklof sr u
Ready Made Clothing,
For men and boys, as well as a large assortment Of
Shirts, Drawers, Under-shirts,C ravats, Hand'fs, &c.
1t must also be remarked that the report, that
FRANK, who is so we'll known for his fine fits anC
good bargains, intendedto leave town, is not true and
be would assure his friends, his customers and the
public generally, insi nn1 viii be ready to receive all
those who may favor him with acall.
Also, at the same place and at all timea, WIN pc
found q 1ns lot OF Gipelry, Notions dnd Cutlery,
Lancaster, April "a, 1859 G. SIMON 4 CO..
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New YORK CRY MAGNIFioENcE.-The
st. Nicholas, the last, largest and most mag
n~ifccnt hotel in New York, was opened last
week. Let our Western folks read u de-
scription of the bridal Chamber" therein.
What are we simple republicans coming to!
The BRIDAL CnAMBER.-Upon opening
the door Of this room the effect produced is
almost overpowering. The bed stands in
the centre of the floor, upon a broad cushion
of white satin, which projects at each side
and at the foot aud head. The sides aud
posts, with the scrOllod foot and head boards,
arc of FURNISHED gold. From each post the
drapery of white sutin, lined with Brussels
lace, tapers upward and inward towurds the
lofty ceiling, where the four curtais are unit
ed BY a square canopy Of FURNISHED gold.-
From each corner Of this canopy gilt or
mula scroll springs out, sustaining a glass
chandelier. The bed is covered with the
richest satin Brussels lace. The sheets are
of muslin trimmed with lace. The curtains
pre looped at intervals, and confined around
the bedpost with broad roscttes OF white sat
in, to which heavy ~tasSels Of silke0 cord are
suspended. The room is covered with o car
pet of the richest velvet Administer. The
toilet and room furniture is in perfect keep
ing with the bed and drupsry; there is one
arm chair covered with brocads gold cloth,
manufactured expressly for the purpose, and
scarcely seen before in America. The val
ne of this cloth ~ from $40 to $50 per yard.
The walls OF the room are covered with over
one thousand yards Of futed white satin Of
great value, whilst II pier glass and manteI
mirror, of extraordinary l%uster, light up the
fairy bower. A dressing room, parlor, and
bath room, complete this suite. The win
dow hangings are satin brocadc damask, in
terwoven with threads Of gold.
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HEALING OINTMENT!
Ply sirianS the most
4 kilfui N i celebrated,
Councillors learned
IN ,he Law, from Judges OF
celebrity on the Bench h,
Minister'S Of the Goa
pei, whose undertaking in
'ngrity hsYc made them
lights in the Path
Of Truth, Grom onlightem-
od Professors. from acute
Merchants, & from those
~ mama
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die Lancaster aaaefte,

Blest welded lovel affections in thes join.
Thoughts, feelings souls, un ting there as onei
Where bliss unclouded every heart inspires,
Aud genuiste love lulAls its own de Tres;
Nheru each anticipated wish Is met,
Nor wsrds or looks unljnd, to cause regret;
Where truth triumphant holds it's genial sway,
.Aai ~ial ehood, banishedfar away;
\ here kindly acts with winning smiles Conferred,
lint teach forgiveness when the heart has erred;
When pIiShlel faith, loves living s%acrahee,
Iike Aaron's offering. T achs TO tho skies;
Byfiiili in,pired, with Heavens approving smile,
a saG guard finds FROM SINS seductive guile, g
From Tfe's tenn tations and all thoughts impure
Sweet lone, these blessings restin thee secure
+ Jan. IL, 1873. clio
- .- --- 81 =
THE RASCAL CAUGHT.-A few weeks
since we we're shown one hundred dollars in
counterfeit fives on different Branches OF
The State Bank OF Ohio, passed upon Mr..
Fec, of Vinton county, by Albert Clutter,
under the assumed name of Alfred Myers,
in payment for a fine Nurse purchased OF Mr..
Fee. Since that time the rascal was ar
rested at Hooking Port, in this county, on a
charge of passing counterfeit money in Bar
low, Washington county. In default Of
bnil he was committed to Jail. A consider
BILE amount of counterfeit paper was found
on his person. Athens Messenger.
| ONO UNIyERsTrY.-The Winter Term OF
the Ohio University commenced last Thurs
day. We understand there is an accession
of some twenty-five students aver last ses-
sion. making about seventy-fve in attend
ance at present. Unusual facilities are now
afforded young men DESTROYS Of obtaining a
Collegiate education, and we expect soon tt
see the old Ohio University successfully
competing with her compeers in point o
numbers, as she always has done in point .
the ability Of her Faculty and thoroughnes'
of the students she has graduated.-Athen
Messenger.
6J-Coi. Benton has written to the Ma
tional Intelligencer, defending himself from
a charge of having attacked the dying Cal
houn.' His note is accompanied by a lette
from MIR. Venable, stating that, when MIR
Calhoun appeared in the Senate the las
time, Mr.. Benton was incenscd that an.
one should other provoke or join in a dis
c~ussiOn with him ,on account of his enteeble
state. Mr.. Benton, after stating that h
had intended to have joined issue with hlT
remarked: "Bmt aohen Go lays His hama
! upon a man, I tale mine or"
G GY'Hello-wa, Cap'n, when was you cleo
ted inquired a way the other day of a fe
= low who was driving a pair of horses TIT
j. looked as if they had been fed on hoops tc
u the last six months.
Elected to what!' answered the fello
with u pair Of Rnsinantes.
'Overseer of the poor replied the wag'
J. Ga lang, git up and the official depnr
ed. .
FiRE.-On Thursday last, the wire maj
# ~uiactory OF MesFrs. Parmcle e. Harvey, q
- Fast Thirty-third street, New York, was d
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ROOTs AMID SHOES.

A LARGE Lot just Notwithstanding every
kind of Fashionable shoe now In use, for La.
dies and Misses wear, ALSO, a good stock Of Mem
BpotsAnd Caters, at ~ WISE'S
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d PLASTER OF PARIS. sc se3
= Barrels Caleihed Plaster, 6Odo Water Lime, 80
- ground Plaster, for sale by Ed. SLOCBM.
lancaster, June 90, F'
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INDEBTED TO THE PEopLE.-It appears that
Gordon ID Boyd, the greut defaulter Of Mis-.
sissippi, was u stump orator, In apublic
harrangUe, some time since, he exclaimed at
the top Of his lungs-"No man in the ma.
ton is more indebted to the people than I
am" Except Swartwout." returned a by
ISLANDER, che owes a million and a quarter,
while you owe only seventy thouAnnd."
G-Howe's Cough Candy is a most ex-
cellent remedy for coughs and colds.
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DISSOLUTION Of Partnership.

VENHE Partnership heretofore existing under thsn
IL name and firm Of BOPE & BECK, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, the books and accounts apSr
In tho hands of P. BOPE, who will make all settle--
ments, and by whom all claims against said firm wils
be paid. ,sfte ret aP. BOPE.
March 26, 1889. J.F. BECK.
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FrRE.-On Thursday last, the wire man
~ufactory OF MesFrs. Parmcle & Harvey, on
East Thirty third street, New York, was de-
stroy ed BIZ fire. Loss 300, 900.
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NEWTON

NEWTON SCHbEICII, ,-8I
Att'y &COunseiIOr at Laws Notary Public.
LANCASTER, OHIO.
OFFICE-In the Tallmaage Block, second fool
adjoining Mayor Creed's office, .3E ss
March 26, 1859 7ssE Ill
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0rSpeculation in real estate il at present
quite rife,iRT Toledo. 1t is nothing uncommon
for some Of the spectators there to make
from 10000 to $4,000 each, in the morn
ing, before they get their bltteHs. -Maumee
Times. N& @MntfR
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GooD.-A telegraphic despatch says thut
the Hon. John NJ. Clayton has been elected
United States Senator for six years by the
Delaware Legislature. W. are glad orthis
Charges Of deception by distinguished Sen.
ators will pc promptly rebuked and the fault
IL any, will be placed on right shoulders.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-01-20

0YThere is sound truth, us well as good
philosophy, in the following, which we clip
from the Columbus Journal:
"The Locofoco maxim is, That Govern
ment is best phich governs least This is con
sistently carried out in some respects by
their party in Ohio. They do less when in
power in proportion To- pay, than can well
be described. Their late nominations are
upon the same principle-that the public
man Is best who does tho least. So far as
we are acquainted with the nominees, they
belong to what biologists would call the in
vertebrate class-political molluscs without
much shell aud no backbone ut a~ll;gfair
representatives ofa school of politicians who
neither originate nor defend any thing, who
make their way in politics by balancing up
and down around the edges of the pools Of
opinion"
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e5M A Fine Lot OF Novels, 3 iE
I Attest publication, for sale at the city book store
November 10 JOHN SEARLES
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Tue GREAT TRIuMrA.--The Caloric ship
ERIcssoN made a trip down the Bay this
morning with the representatives of tho
Press On board, from which she has just re-
turned.
We can for n moment only say thattho
triumph of The New MOTIVE Power is com
pletc, and all doubts with respect to it's
practical application are annihilated. The
Age OF Steam is closed, and the Age of Cal
oric opens.
The Ericsson ran down some ten miles,
going just beyond the Nnrrows and buck to
the anchorage of the battery. Both going
and coming, she had the tide against her,und
YET though her engines ure but little more
than half finished, she made nine miles an
hour.
She carried but little more than six hounds
pressure, while she is calculated for Twelve.
We shall give full particulars of the trim in
lo-morrow's paper.-N Y. Tribune mi.
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CugRT ScENE,--"Sir!' said u fierce law.
yer, do you on your solemn oath before the
high God swear that this Is not your hand
writing!'
Il reckon not, was the cool veply.
Does II resemble ) eur writing!
Yes, sir, ! think it DON'T
do you.sweaT that itdon't resemble your
writing!'
well ! do old head
you take your SOLEMN oath that this wri-
ting does not resemble yonss in a single let
terri 'Y-c-s, sir9
Nov how do you know!'
Cause | can't write
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OVER HALF Milf rcfTt stan onial'hNtc been
~ ivcd by tire Proprietor Of McAli.ttr's ALL
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-04
CLOTHING STATION

" o1tr now our friendsnad the public generally
those in want ol my kind quality OF GOODS, fom
the very finest Crystal Palace style, te The common AZ
cles of every day wear
W. invite the attention of those wanting atrices in
our line to give cu-leeling assured that eat
aud will sell a. cheap any house in this city and
good a. my. Being judges of CLOTHING, and wish
ng sell fair terms. the public may rest assured
thar they will obtain the worth of their money.
We may cnumerste some OF our articles, such as fine
French BEAyE OVER COATS, all colors, Oper
Chunks newest stp Bus Coas.ofa all and ius
ions, Dress and Ffnck Cons Of all kinds; Pants Of all
styles and quality from the Boot and Tree TO the Miss
s,ippi pattern. Also the most beautiful Vest- made
or in patterns, rich the mines of nIornia aud
enchanting Silk Pushes, Brockades, Ntvets, Cash
meres, &c, &c; Bosom Stocks Cuvais, beautiful L.
look al Fancy STOCKS, FINE s II RI S aud
ones, Fancy Susrchders; HosIcr,, Gloves, Mitls
Buekskn Gloves; some most splendid Umbrellas sim
gle and double ones Under Shirts and Drawers, Wool
en-. SILK and Cotton. and all things c1br
II in comfortable garments, whether he be rich
poor. Our ouse is open 10 all to come and tol
themselves.
Those wishing their garmf nts made TO order say
we keep tie finest Cloths, Cassmcrs and Vcstings, OF
all kinds, to lie found in this MARKET and warnn
everything to be made and fitted according To orderol
the goods returned and no pay demanded.
We have the best wolkm'n engaged in establish
men that be secured North South, therefore give
US u trial.
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COMMENTATOR.

Cmsf ESsiNEtR's oFfioE, Va. Tenn. n. Il
lybehhuig. a., Scplrm AZ "a 1888. (
10 TIE RdH.# roar PUBLiC.
All the Gafs every lnl unan Ihi. ioad hfvc
zen made al the Pirdnau N3,ks. m iyns hhurg uu
der 10 direcasa e GEM Neulfioas as Agent
II sr- me much pleasure 10 ,nY thai ir have
bocn strongly aud faithfully executed chrcruliy
mn,eud these works, cum nauics requiring eef=.
rampeicai construct nd faith ully txrcur any ron
thar ny o. made wtb the asner these works
CHAS + NJ GAhNETT.
Cbuf Epg Ia l. Tom II.
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AloRGASToN. n G. June

MoRGANToN, n. c., June Both, 1853
DIR. a. G. Bragg Col feel it my duty to those d
my fellow beings no afflicted as have cen, to add
my testimony the wond rial effects of your Musafs
Liuiment. was severely attacked in Decembar Issi
with Rheumatism in its form, suffering niglt and
day with excrueatng pain for six months being for the
whole time unable walk even step. My night leg
:" contracted and drawn up that could put TO
tn ground, and my left arm was badly contacted Dr.
ring the whole time attended by two of the mos
shtul physicians in the pace, but they weIe unable 10
afford me relief and finally gave up-pronounced mr.
incumbr, and said | must die.
Al this critical moment commenced using the Mex
lean Mustang Linimens, and after sing Two small bot
ties began find relief from my suierings and after
using seven bottles as well as ever was betorr
GEORGE GOOD.