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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20

James worihington, colored barbsr, was arrested
Akron, Ohio on Thursday, ehau,e of couniersins
but being ascerained that the r~i Of his are~
wss that he was fugitive slave, ae cinsss turned ..
In great force and prevented biz removal ConsaasA'S
excitement pxevs:ied aud trouble was sPPreheadsd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20

In the foreign news is an account OF Frenchman
reporting himself to Lloyds agent al ST. Ives, Corn
wall ON the LIST inst as sailor who had swan
ashore from a Russian vessel which had captured
the ship to which he belonged twenty leagues from
Cardiff and that his captain and three of the men
were killed the Russians having fred into them The
Admiralty believing the story Immediately sent two
steamers in pursuit OF the Russian. Furthermore the
Admiralty has received intelligence that this - Rus
"sian vessel is the American clipper Grapeshot
(which cleared from NewYork on the 23d March for
"St. Thomas with 500 packages on board, pro-
iessedly Of hardware, but really containing 500
'muske,s and supposed TO be bound for Finland, and
failing debsrkaton, then for the Mediterranean
snd strong Indignation is felt in the City (of Lon
.don) that an American priyateer should capture a
French merchantmen OF Lands End So much
for the statement which We take TO have grown out
of pure hoax made with sinister intention. The
French sailor probably wished to make raise, -
and so be excited sympathy by the story in question.
But that apart il seems impossible that the vessel
can be the Grapeshot, for that clipper, although
cleared at NewYork as above stated, was We find BY
referring the TO The Nsr- ORLEANS Delta Of the llth
April lying at the Belize that day, and her captain
in that City. Now, by possibility, as We under
stand IT, could the Grapesbot get of Lands End
from the Belize between the llth April and the time
set down for the capture in question say the 29th
Seth OF April. The matter, We yepest, seems pure
hoax.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20
IxHAllNc HEALrH-Hear the Editor Of The Port


CoSsrNryss RsADli contrary TO practice pua patent
doctors bai recommending Dr. CVATs HY
Narok ioE Consumption We know ths; We Do 20;
commend medicine qGaek doctor but purely
edioine hh wgrss wherever here possibility Of
its i sdated thai the inhalation
ysTon injurious 70 he lung while pure air o~nehe. Dr.
CrRT plan purity the tT the lungs BY the inhsaian Of
H,sEIs NAfok. na,us RED the lsdeine We viii Willingly an
swer sny inquiries In sc,reroe 70 i:
sod BoYp PsuL No lf9 Chambeysf; C. H. RING corner
% John Bro4dxs Newly B. MAT Nc SO Hadson
st. and No al sths { H. PHILLIPS Of Wooster and
Mrs HAYES No Is tulcn; brookyu ant RS -
SUI seRcrr No 1s Msrke; PhlsiPhia Price - rack
sse. OF packages for = 10; sent ire BY express
ACARp TO THE LiDlE>.-The Ladies and others are
Informed they ana the celebrated DR. DyroSeos
PIs VI Co. No 81 Barolsyst Hal kackle
Co 20 GrssIwiohst; Alexander staes No s. bseayst
And At Beeens Drug No 81 Hnioas
Stksi 9Th sv CoaS In h o. and Brosdway huAPPs
cor ssh and sthsv ard BY Druggists and Dealers generally
Price ~ per and by mail to part Of the CnieS States
hv re.ins addressed to DR. DVYOSco Broadway Chatham
New.York Postpaid. luialsble but harmless
MoLpAyA CREAM.-Ihs superb compound for
besuing the HAIH prepared Only and sod BY
at his celebrated HAS DYE AMI WIG fAcrekf
No IS Broadway BArcHELox hAs DYE sold And applied Mae
private
TRUssEs-Crystal Palace only prize medal awarded
TO M.xss Co No q Msdenane, for their RADICAL CvsS
Imported and cotton elastic Ankle SOCKS Knee Caps
and Instruments
TO otdel ios every rhyscs d,f1Sni'y OPca tsP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20

The Legislature Of Connecticut yesterday elected
as United States Senators Francis Gillette Free Soil
for TIE remainder of the term Of Truman Smith, re-
signed, which expires the III Of March next; and
La Fsyette s. Foster Cwhis) for the flll term of SIX
years, from March 4, 1855, to March 4, 1861.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20

We give this morning snder our Marine head, va
riety Of important and interesting news OF wrecks
fires stranded and damaged vessels, with further par
ticulars OF the dresdfu collision in the English Chan
mel, and of the wreck of the Black Hawk The Mon
tezums ashore beyond Roekawsy has sent her passen
gers safely to the City but the ship will probably go
to piece.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20
The Tribune for Europe.

We shall issue THIS MORNING Edition Of THE
SrNI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE, for circulation in Europe. 1t will
contain all the latest News up the time of going to press
Single copies in wrappers ready mailing can be had at
the desk. Price Six Cents The steamship Washington
sailsfrom this port for Southampton and Bremen To-Day
af oicl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20

The Mirror Gays the Baiterworth ~ho was . member
the TAYLOR Committee "a isis John, brottSr Of Sam,
who has just been appointed superintendent of the Mint
The Mirror ia no; aware that Sam was fcr old lack
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20

Llvrx COMPLAINT ST. NiTus's DANCE. Sc hosESsAeks
the above in few days fiis - NuFs
pnee AID Bowel Complaints and almost al diseases
tussd ly woims md ~ using HosE>s.oks WORM sSuP aad
LINN PlS Won DESTROY them and them from the system
nd uus health AID happiness he io.o"
what esmscu resVecsbe physicians hold hoBkSSAck
MokM ard LINEg Pulls;
Prom The Fulton Democrat, Deis Ohio
We msde considerable OF
medicines and always heard them highly recommended Drs Hs
hill and Ramsey have sod and used them IN tke practice with dis
tin glHhtd success
BE cseful ard k HoBsNsAcKs WoRH SIRrP and LIvER
and take oher pupoItng be Liver Pills G CLICK
No 81 Baesy-ss New York Agents Tor Eastern
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20
Nem21ork Daily gribm,,s.
SATURDAY, NAY 20, 1854.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Advertisement. for as Of Monday ought Be sent in
,efsre O'Clock Saturday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20

fogotea really OF the eleverest sells that
Of this Community Hundreds hundreds o
who wanted make favorable
cspyaie the hearts Of the and pretty female soldiers
visited kkOzs HAT EsTABLHsEATs No IS Broadway and No.
Fulton Monday ard Tuesday md the
tbs, the male portion Of the crowd that lined Broadway
sented unusually knoAy aud elegant app We
oefstsod that the famous KNOX Of the visit Of
the pecos. soldiers getting up
.anid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20

TIE HosIYaY EsrABiisHMEsT o. MORE THAN
TutNTy yrstv Jv.Ep,Kc-
While returning thanks Dofesrs fscsSs w'aA invte
Tss OLD srus No. 100 Bovzsr.
whero warned
sscdmcrt q HosfTts spd Uxpss S2RsrsTs .
A. K.ExIs a Co. no. les Bovefy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20

before o'clock On Saturday evening.
TO CORRESPONDENTS
bs taken Communications Whatever
intended b. authenticated By the and
address the VIiternot necessarily for publication but az
guaranty n his good faith
We cannot undertake return rejected Communications
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20
IININy. TAME DiApER md BARNsLEY SHE riSI

s. T.ytEA Co invite the nsy- Of fsBil-s m
tt pfsprstot 10 sock Of Linen gppts which
cheaper isl d. cIas sscs Be ol1i s t,iei %
IA IA ara lsf ley Shcsiinz D1b- Dnsasf I.be1'h
sr and D-ssst Napkins q make ara a. linen Jas
riecs h Linen for shifting ard fronting TO which
The sf4nssa Of tn tssae u inSitd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20


St-.nFR UNDER GARaH.Ts.-Tbe subscriber IN
ves sc, altenson entirely stock Of be
superor zrgaYa YsRrxo O1s~Esrs io Laas osn'e
,rd Children -
No other sfent "a Introduced 20 Inc notice o. ae P15he
,sr ooorable 10 ri. sht so e.ssic s0s durable fabric
10 dc lnreA they health 20 ie cste c'ns 'o1 profes
-, ~ ,h 80, man .S.t,. % al health sn' for.fn-f
JaxGs Y. RAY
I.ef s,d Msa-cGrrr Of Under Garments and HOdeTy.
No 100 sowsTy n-sr Gfauas.
FowLERs & WELLS, Phrenoogists and Publishers,
So b. I'D say. " blocks shove tbs Pafk
UHDEg GARMENTS, GLOVES, HOSIERY.
AID
GysrLssETs FUESrsHse GoODs.
Az extensive and superior 'nty the shove good - o pe>
UxiOx ADAASs
HoSsry snd Under Garment Mandatory.
No. 55i Broadway
Opposite Netsopoh an Hotel and iiibios 0sfdan-
CREIN's VARIED ASSORTMENT or LIGHT AND DASH
SvnnEs HATS CAPs challenges the closest ru1 Of
articles Of The fabrics h. oGss f The pstnt
reflect credit merely upon the WHO has
the pleasure Of submitting ihom. but Amercs1 Ar such
drsb Beaver CssNs dEes style ready has 20 heretofore
gentlemen embrace the following Rocky nosn Beaver Waite
Brush Silver Brush French Gray Beaver French It. 'She I'D
drsbJ Lsshorn Dunstabe Dncd Braid
China Pearl There elso
styles of Cool sussEE Cars Especial at non
excellent RIDING HATs for Ladies both
shf beaver French and American skill likewise
aud novel fabrics the juvenile D.
putneut public solicited compare the
variety aud excellence with thai
NJ tyrrr4 e. n -r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20
Drsmrss AXTl.PERIOpIC OR FEVER AND AGrE


pLsA new and interesting discovery Vegetable Medicine
containing Cnoel Arsenic or oqnne Before asking
10 ef,ay he medicine ask, attention 70 he foI
IG Hen s B a. NJ d. an easa DG.' "
ss,scen sld fly..cien. Of New 6Inaswiek n,
uvis ex.nss ued Drsnrr's OR Frvs.
Sas coz tIsine Of Their i6cey We have used III m in
,cS nd ri, s sS conn s%d 9I With sS hem sDs they
hin Salt Of Arsenic Qainne she former Of which somsne'
,e and valuable remedy be within reach
ropr to ssy lhpt have made acquainted with
the % the. Pm and ad s ~ anal, 81 pS
yes active experience we can v9uch ina! they are
th aud believe they M cue ssr al usual remedies
lice enjoy envisbe the confidence Of The public
There they Obtain @ credit sS we fss to p .nd
good faith uhon The following note iiqn 1nH"n
Gs " .... ss ys.ss Of 6 Newell.
bcye named ed The esteem IN which these gentlemen WIN MI
Iresen'sion made by them are worthy OF as
/ New Brunswick. n j. Jan. "a 1854
% 81 sSh S ' H: yet be swSded By mail
d to .ny one @ ar p he's 10 an. P "a Hs
soa ~ Boyd Paul is chsmSe.t and By Click
cons ri r o. aud John Broadway h
ed Rhs tusisv Rsm.perser No 81 oleI,t HuehinF No
~ Hs5, So rs fu s5sn B Bro S jas sIa
brooklyn. the trade be addressed to D. DrsH
Ar. New Bunswiok. y. j.
Al time when cholera us from abroad, and
every shin fro Europe with disease death OF
e poitaue the blood should be purified and the
capable resisting CONTAGIOUS influences
Th dsinteo the beet safeguard
infection The herb which forms ia
principal srcdent ehewed By the Inhabitants OF Arabs where It
sn,dOte terrible pelence which occasion
and has been administered ehoer
ri slsdes with the ping
lie AID feebleness and depression, from whatever
aud vitality restoring
The the musces traeue he nerves clearing ne brain
ppyng the appetite al the functions Ct The bods into
and ha nv cor Glon where the sw Of reprduc
, hes not fulfilled married life both viii mud in the
the removing the 81 these
renss regular occasions constant aud PLACID eteIl
followed Dy deless
ns r.cop Ladies married usle viii mud perfect
invaluable in all physical difficulties to which their deese or
earzafion u liable
Cordial Put highly concentrated ia PM bottles r.e'
! = Srerh hottie. two for - sly tor =ls
{. H. RING. Proprietor, Ne 1872 BIssd~@y New ora
sod Nv Druggists throughout he lned states 'AAa' A'a n'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20
UEEss BOOTs AID GAIL

the Civ where such Of eustor el-n1sde Boors
End GisEEs be found Wa7Ens's, No ~ Fatonst
WATKINS reputation for nsknF SBoEs ha Teed throughout the
Length breadth land All who want aeh Shoes ~ can os
del ended OF should 10 NkrLlNs's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20
HOrsr- TCklIsHING Arr IANCY WARY ARCAn

sECONn-HAND PIANOS At GREAT BARGAiSs.-on
io e@ for lis; 'or sl25 for o enc cr 5 az
carved ass 6ctbge for 81 Is New and second hand fa-'
HoRacF WATERS No 81, Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20
DrlJhNcY SALAMANCA SAYS

tie Und States Of the above
irsied sal aud Con np-netrsbs DEFMeE Locks and
the beet safes ard LOcfs combi1ed In the void
Deb No 49, Poarl door below kaenisn formerly No
MI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20
UNIoN UNIoN i-FREgMAN,s UNIoN Han SrORr

No Fuopst the pl.oe to see, fashionable HAT for toe
Rocky Mourisn Of bis msDrsc.uTe ~ 20
s. superior any fine Hsh hoLEsSs IS % ~ fAs1m LEG
FOps oil kinds goods the WIDE
Avis sHAscns CAyAlrER ard on kinds of fine Felt Hans
whole sbd retail prices FREEFAss IL No 80
El.alAa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20

PATRICK is the in the United STATES Of the
celebrated SAFES md r. C. Con's mpenesble DEFIANCE
the and LOCKS combined III the
DeI6 No. 49, Peost door below Msidenlanc for
rlx M I.hu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-13
HO! for the Christmas and New Year
Holt AVS!

rINH0SE intending nal Presents the approach.
L ing HOLIDAYS would do we'll to call al GIBBS well
known popular establishment and exam int the large
aud beautiful stock of articles L. ckels Charms, Pins
Rings Keys Frames aud Cases of every style and pat
term from the common up the finest kind yet intro
duced, which will be led with the fac simiie OF one
self in style peculiar Gibbs style that is excelled
by nome and equbled by few. Gail the sgI of the
Flag, don't make mistake, but ou for the stripes
L. f.. GIBBS.
n b. Especial attention is requested the
style cnlored pictures, and spec OF the
Stereoscopic work which is guaranteed be superior
any the State Come one all, give Gibbs
call, and you will find him he better prepared
wait his friends and the public. than establish
mcns in the counirya1 he has two mammoth lights,
bining sky and side lights, with competent and expe
rienced assistants and unusually large stock of every
thing kept in any gallery in this any of the northern
cities.
dec 2l-is r. f. G.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-13
SERVANTS.

IT Tie Trnin Is stopped Ton passenger between any
"i the above named points, the charge WILDE made from
the point last passed by the Train, and charge will
h" less than twentv-iiNe cents in any case.
Passengers who do procure Tickets (cxcept those
who take the ars where tickets are not sold J
will he charged by the conductor, per cent in nd
ditioE 10 the reguur uf fare provided however
tati sh I'll he receive less than ten nor morn
than fifty cents from any passenger any point on
the road
Servants will be required to have two passes, one TO
he left with the Ticket Agent and ore with the onduc.
tor. which passes, be explicit in granting the prv
eee To travel the Free coiored persons viii be
required produce theree papers, r they will nor be
permitted tn travel ON the cars
May lots. THOMNS SHARP,
Ira.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-13

Horses Mules Cattle Hog, Sheep and Cave, of
over eight in number, will be cnfried rs Bird class
Gouds,.-1he weights 10 be reRuoied rs follows: Hor-
ses 1000 lb.. Mules 800; Beef Cattle, 1000; Sioek
10 700; Hogs. $50 Sheep, 1905 Calves, 1875, under
; months old Lumber of all kinds, aud Coal 70
be loaded aud unnaded by ownefs, or con-igneei.
Dno dry only will be nllow ed Ia ond unload une's
bv special reement IN writing, Whenever "A Cur il
uttered rcmui loaded thriving III place Of
destination, "a b,nns, uue.s otherwise agreed
"pop il viii be NJ The olon II the Comfnu, to unfad
H. aud enarec ~ he ~ 80 cents per Chr load fr
Lumber, and 80 cent. Tor CO1 and ulso charge al The
rate Of . go per day. Tor the n.c If The Ca.
THOS. SHARP, Snprt
aug pts w. 4 Tenn II. n.
IN Express and Rep. copy.
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les ut any one or more of the above works Thus: Fo,
copies OF BIackwood or of - e Review will be sent :,
on" address Tor 80 90; four copies of the rcur r..
views nd Barbwood fnr $780, and So on
foe fAIE.-lH a the principal cliies and Towns
ihest y otks will be deliver i. throu h Asen, FREE
VI Is AdE When sent by mall the Postage II,
any part 9" the United States viii be but Tw.,,y Inn,
Gents ga" Tor Blackwood," and but Twelve ia,,s
year tor each of the Reviews '
henlttances hnd communications should always h. al
iressed, post paid, to the Publish,, $
LEONARD SCOTT & CO.
n 81 Gold Street New-York
~ b. L. y. & Co have recentlv nublished al
mNe now Tor sale the "FARMER'S GUIDE - IT
,iehfs stephens OF Edinhurgh unl PORT NmIo, =
rue 1oege, New Haven, comrlete in , vd. ,o,nI no,
u>o, containing 1000 pages IA steel and 600 sn,d on
sr NneS: fftrr' in muslin binding Sc
20 ms soFk % NOT he OF MT oe 20 r >,
"a. y 5st-v-etaaFtn ,tad aso.es u5st s.# MANI.
4 NJ EsACfag; G0A9.-io Toxg=I...
"A iaant! -.atAfa.It, y. 10 be to.s %,
DO bought low IN early application to -"
y /, SAckETr
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SOUTH-SIDE RAILROAD
IA & s ls.s..s.s

d4N w - s;sS ~ ~ ffiass' ~ saff-Sx4
A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS caves The De
"A pot, IN Petersburg every day. Sunday expected,
nj oconk, NJ, md arrives nj Burkcvilc NJ The ~
letrcctinn of the Richmond aud Dnnville Rail-Rnnd
10 oelorkA connecting by thai Rond with Messrs.
l. FHsg Co. Stage Liue or Charlotte Court iousc,
llalu Couf House. Dauvle and Greensboro. c.,
aud arriving Fnrmsillo l,30. A. NJ. connecting
there with Messrs. flngg, Caldwell 4 Co.'S Stage Linz
fir Lynrhhmg.
Returning, tlain lcuyes Fmmyc nj ! =. NJ.
ard Bnrkeyille al 81 p. arriving in Petersburg il
lime ior the t,an- e'ng North ur South, connecting
every Tuesday and frilny with the App"mnitux Rail
Rnnd with he sp"udd stea n=hips Roanoke mud lnnr-
i,wn ior @Nnik; mhrh leave Cts Poia ~ ~ NJ
mud every Wedn' sdpy with steamships hr rhladePiie
which leave Ghy POM NJ The same hour.
i gers prerrrne frmniu Ia Pptet-bnrg the
night enn take the morning train Month at u a. Nj,
The James River Boats Tor Old Point Noriok nn,i i3n
more ut y. A. NJ the FOR the South, u'cock
!.
Arrangements hive been na,o hy which through tick
cts hrtweou the following points may Ice procured at
tie annexed mites.
Between Petersburg nnd l.ynrhburr through IN
httteen hours, ...-..---.-... $500. - 90
Between Pcers ure aud tie Sweet Sulphur
Spring through ia fwn dnA, .-.z--.-.. .-...- %
between Petersburg and Whi,e Sui bur Speass,
Though in Two days....-.... .-.=... 1890. Ia %
between Petersburg Dnuvdle, through Ia tnen
ty-iaur hours, 49, -
l3clw en- Petersburg Gee sbor" ~ e, thro'
10 two .-....... 1900. 10 o.
between Petersburg and Sulisfur, n. G .thlnuyh
ththtte days. II ~
Between Pcte sburg aud Charl,tte, .........# 0u
freight train ,ayes the Petersburg Depot every
Monday Wednesday and Friday morning at q, A. " nnd
returns the same days Any person wishing the
rates freight obtain freight list by calling on
! the AGENT At the Petersburg Depot
dee3 Is +. J. WALL. Sun.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-13

'INllE present critical state OF European affairs will
Il render these publications unusually interesting du-
ring the year 1854 They will occupy middle ground
between the hastily VIII ten items, cIud- specu
atons and flying IF the daily Journal. and the
ponderous Tome of the future historian written after
the living interest and of the great DO.
i'ca events 1T the time shall have pissed away. II
is to these Periodicals that readers look for tn.
only really Ineligible I'd letiabl history of current
events ami as such. in addition their weilesublsh
ed literary scent ihc an theological character we urge
them upon tie consideration of the reading public
Arrangements are in progress for the receipt of ear.
y sheets from the British Publishers hv which we shall
be able 10 place all Reprints in the hands of sub.
'crl'ers, about as soon they he furnish.
ed with tue foreign copies. Although this will involve
avery large outlay on part snli continue to fur
nis the Perio Gals the low rates as heretofore
viz:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-13

VIZ i Ia Certify ,hat The MENlCA AN MuSTAN,
l. 5LlN1MENf as b,en hsrtl su ae .x,.; ANi'
the stables of Adams 4 Gus Gfrat Snnther, psY In
and Western Expresses. { Curing f;,lI ~ 'ffh
Scratches. Sprrins aud Hu ses. and il In. mr., a'e',
ehee'nnl. We have no hesilaiian in reeunneboins1
"a valuable preparation, be ueod st.r,,.li, s II
or hea-t. J DUNNiNG ." man
F"remnn u Adams T. c.
Express Stable \ yo,.
We take greai pleasure in reeotntnen,' mo ,bo ~
lean Mu.tang Lihimeih Toni our frcfds and "'es'
efs az the besl article have ever used e., 'h-
Spnin-, or Gal'ls, Horses We have used !, 'ot'
swell aud always efleeiuny. Some OF ON, me-, ''
also used it for Bfui .es ind Sores a. IaNh
Rheumatic Pains aud they all sny itaet. Iil WI as
we Gun only soy that we have abandoned the use of A..
other Linimcit. any
HEwITT Foreman for
AMERICAN EXPRESS Co. 10 u.u
HARDEss EXPRESS II Broad.ny
PuLLEs YlRGIL X Co.'S Is Wall.
WELLS, FARGO d Cos, I6 Wall
Having used the Mustang Linimcnt in nv r nil.
severe Of hnrd humps and swelling., ebanym9 TOR
give my certificate L. its excellent effects Nv
ter had bard lump, the size of u hen's egg mn,
wrist for year. told her to rub it with the I,ri '
and n few applications entirely removed il L''
used the Linimcnt for Scrofuous Tuners a. 49, ~
itgs in the hroat,o long standiH two Of nv ,eryn
and it removed Them both in a short time Gus
them all remarkable cures. and commend the Mu,
Eminent Is The best article ever used ing
JESSE +. HOPKINS.
Proprietor of Hopkins Hotel
Liberty, Va, June Both, 1853.
MoRcAsroS N. c., June 30,I,. 1871
DR.. A. q. Bragg K COL feel It my du,y In H.,
my elInw beings no are afflicted as hive zen. to,
my testimony to the wond rfnl effects of Your Mn.,
Liniment. | was severely attacked in Dcecmbsr IT,,
with journalism in its worst form, suffering mig, mi
day with excruciang pnin for six months being far tho
whole lime unable IL walk step. NV rigtt loo %
50 contracted and drawn up that could not nm, il ;,
tn ground and my left arm was badly cont acted IN
ring the whole tine attended by two If the mos,
skful physicians in the pace, but they we've unable IN
afford me relief and inay give me up-pronauncrd ma
incurabr, and said | r,u.t die.
A, TIL. critical moment | commenced using the Mex
lean Mustang Eminent aud after using Two small ,o,
ties began to find relief from my sufierngs and sf
using seven bottles as we'll AS ever was before
GEORGE GOOD
M"RGAsTo,, June 30h, 1853
certify that am acquainted With George Goml-
that he was afflicted with Rheumatism as above staed
and cured by the of the Mexican Mustang
Lniment. JAMES c. SNYTH,
Merchant and Hotel Keeper
PRICES
The Lniment put up in bottles of three sizes and
sells 25 so &c Is, and 81 per bole. The 50
cents size contains 3, lin : ich the 25rs and
the dollar size three times rs much the 25 cent
size being much cheaper.
A. G. BRAGG & co, Proprietors 3Oi Broadway
New York. and St. Louis, Mo-
For sale by Druggists and Store keepers generally
JOHN II. SEAY.
d. X. LYMAN. and
X. STABLER x Co,
sept 21-w1y Agents. Lvnchburg.