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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-26

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Levels, Transs Compasses &c &c Of the mcst
An ssortu;sn Of Bells and can b found Win
Raymond Ward: Cn!c.go OF e. 2: Marc Co., Aiwankss
o.a,,., the Ell wAs ,srs acg:E, -gngro
At great expense, and 70 receive the travelling
and will neither time nor money in order render the
Their table supplied with every luxury the market ao,s.
Their stable b commodo, and their servants attentive and
PLEASURE PARTIES quest Of game cannot do better
than e visit Sn.soPss. Our lakes abound with h'n, .ns Sr
,HE most extensive assortment Of hank BOOTS in nnne-
b.iT Pioneer and Democrat s copy. : I:sps:
HEW Icy, YORK BAz A.A...., -
Jusr received on the war Eagle very large of
Staple and Fancy Goods; colored and s,.c. silks;
assortment be found this side Of Buffalo, Ladies
Al stand Of VIM. r. Forbes, opposite Banking
House Of Borup & Oakes. sept6 IT,.
man hls wife and child Che middle or 1pps. part Of thu
st. Paul, Sept 10 .854-tf.
SPENCER, WILSON & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF DOORS, BLINDS, SASH, &C.,
their Steam Mill, prepared to I'LL all orders in their
n with prompness and dispatch, having hand
feet Of dry, cea weseasoned Lumber, including
large quantity Of Flooring Also, large quantity Of Doors,
French Doors and Windows, which will be sold
cheapfer cash. my16-dtf
SLIGO AND TYRONNE IRON STORE. :,
H. "AA'AAI MARSHALL co.. J., M "A''AAIl'
VXIHOLESALE Dealers in SLIGO AND TYRONNE IRON,
w Cast and Pow Steel, Na Anvs Bellows Vices, Hand
and Sedgs Hammers Elliptic Springs Axes, Wagon,
and Buggy Boxes, Cable Chains &C., &c Junction
Third and -sts., Paul, Minnesota. my16-1y
NOTICE.
J. A. ROBERTS, Of the late firm Of
WRIGHT, McLACHLIN & ROBERTS,
DEING Arm, proprietor
ID bled offer the public, work Of superior quality than
has been presented such the imitation all
Woods, Mantle Pieces, Marbed, and initiated
nature. Paos decorated and painted in fancy coor,
ranted equal to the Paris or London style.
Specimens be calling at the residence Of
j. A. opposite the Rice House, No. 6, St Anthony street.
st. Paul, aug30-y
WORLDS FAIR.
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An APPROXIMATE NAxE.--The Boston Times
says: ssWe learn that the lady of Mr.. Thomas
Mater, an English gentleman residing at the
North End, Boston, presented her leige lord with
fine daughter the very day the battle of Alma
was fought. The 90 little blessing has been
named Ama,' in honor of the battle. 1t is a
pretty name, and in future years it may be that
this little alma Mater may prove the gentle
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-26

SAINT PAUL
AUCTION ROOMS.
FRANK. Z. COLLINS,
A"ef'omeer' Appointed BY Lay for the Territory Of Mn
RESPECTFULLY friends tina. hi. ARRANGEMENT.
scompl,te.
For different kinds Merchandise, Stock, will be
IN stated days, his increasing business having made this
sales from the shelves
Will therefore, be held every Monday wednesday and Sau
vii be held Wednesday and Saturday, either dag
or elvenng as may be announced.
Horses, Cattle, Harness, &C.,
ing, O'Clock. Great attention will be given to this
particular branch, and It confidently
to buy.
o. every description win be Sold and those having vehicles TO
viii be disposed ., on the most reasonable terms.
VIII be offered frequently at and at the mscsi
No attention or excrti.n will be spared to give entire
satisfaction all may property lands,
and may rest assured that on no account will false
LIBERAL advances made and Con.snent. respectfully soil
delay An persons having goods to dispose advised
PIONEER AUCTION STORE,
i" the Brick Building on Third near nnesoss Street.
MISCELLANEOUS SALES
Held every evening At early y s,nSe-, light
Bargains can be had at all times. Call and
FRANK. y. COLLINS,
sept7-tf Territorial Aucticneeg.
MINNESOTA LEATHER STORE,
At the Old s's"d Of T. A. Coli.: Co, opposite ne Rice
10 t. BRADLEY Dealer in Saddles, Harness, Trunks and
Saddery Hardware, Saddle Trees, Skrtng Harness and
Patent LEATHER Calf Seating, Bag Top Leather; Carriage
Trimmings, Saddlerp SIX; Bellows and BAND Leather.
BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS STOCK.
Hsmlock tanned Sole Leather; Oak and Upper
Leather; Kip and Calf French, German, Philadelphia
and Cincinnati Calf Skns all kinds Of Ladies' GentemeBs
Morocco, Red, Yellow, Bue Green Pink and Lnsgs;
best Goat Buck and Sheep Binding Boot and Shoe PDdngs
Boot Trees, Lasts, Cmp Boards, Thread,
all kinds Iron, Zinc and Copper Nails.
CARRIAGE TRIMMING,
Executed ut the shortest notice wofkmanke
Country orders particularly atten1ea to. -
me highest market paid ct all times for
Beef Hides, Sheep and Deer skins.
GHNERAL DEPOf ron TIE SALE OF
MUSICAL INSTRUmBNIB:
IL MeEefeeas-Rrnce & Co.'S.
Gwtsss-Spansh, French and German.
F1ufee-GeFman and French.
Fife CssesssNfee-
great variety Of Sheet Assjc.
An PopslsS Songs,
g Hssic Psp0, .tf
.. Gsf StvSage-sflk, nsv and 1SendA
tscle, Italian and 0esnsn, 97
Z. nownz CO.'S DooKsroaE.
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SWeede HOFse Doctor.

~ WRSTBURY Just arrived Paul. and n pro-
W pared Of all diseases. Aav
ing hadmuch experience various cities In the Union he feels
FULLY assured that perfect confidence be placed him. No
pay VIII be taken unless effected. ne Doctor b
story, octl0-am
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BUrPALO. Dec. 2. Is

BUFFALO, Dec. 3, 1854.
About o'clock p. NJ, to-day, a fire broke out
in the Frontier Flour Mill, at Black Rock, which,
with all its contents, was consumed. Some ff-
teen thousand bushels of grain and three thousand
barrels of -four where in the mill at the time.
The propeller International, lying at her dock,
sunk. She was owned by the Buffalo and Brant-
ford Railroad Company, and was worth about
$4,000. The mill was property in dispute be-
tween the estate Of Ferdinand Suydam and the
Seneca County Bank. 1t was fully insured.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-26

w Will New Hampshire desert her noble and
well-tried son?- Washington Union: S.
We should guess that President Pierce had not
emily been "well-tried," but Overwhelmingly con-
victed.-Clereldnd Herald.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-26

FREED SLAvEs.-Fifty- three slaves, freed by
the will of the late DR.. Chas. Everett, of Vir-
ginia, have just left Petesshnrgh, Va, for Penn
sylvania, where they are to be located, with an
outfit valued at ST 500 for each.-Phild. GdS.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-26

BRADLEY HOUSE, GALENA, I'LL.
having taken the above thorough
y renovated It, IL prepared to furnish customers with good
lodging, reasonable TERMS Persons visiting Gaena
this house those accommodations needed
the weary traveller. s
l6.n IL g..
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-26

TO PHYSICIANS AND HEADS OF FAMILIES
VOUR particular attention Is respectfully Having
been employed in the Chemicals, and
the Retail Prescription bunes in the cities Philadelphia
Rio de Jancro for ID years, IL thor
oughly, and will continue Prescription
of establishment whole and attention. We
purchase only the best freshest and
tracts, OF the most celebrated English, French
Manufacturers and in their CAREFUL skfu COM
pounding claim not to be excelcd. J. w. BOND.
Apothecary and Chemist. City Drug Store PAM.
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n. r. MILLER.

Saddle Trunk and Harness Maker, Mdin-sf., Galeas H.,
TEEPS constantly hand line. His goods
all from Oak Tanned Leather, tanned In
cold not steam and better and servcabe
article sold In the city,
Leather Persons wishing
him q myl6-lys
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w.k.'sWYMMER, A
GENERAL NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGEE1s
No. II Second Street, the Post Qce) 81. LsS ~.
Messrs. R, W. Campbell, Messrs. Hayden 3 Wilson,
t" Adolphus Meier & Co. H. = n. B. whiias.
myl6u more Co.
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CT An Indian had gone to Albany one cold
winters day, and got very drunk. On his way
home, he became completely overcome, laid down
and was frozen to death. His tribe was at that
time much disposed to initiate the habits of white
men, and accordingly held an inquest over the
dead body. After long pow-wow, they finally
agreed upon the verdict, that the deceased came
to his death ''by mixing too much water in his
whiskey, which had frozen in him and killed
him.
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RAX XOUA
AIOTICE hereby given, duplicate
IN for placed with
the proper attached requiring 70 collect the
Owners Of real estate personal property (outsde Of the
limits Saint PAUL. will therefos take notice that
taxes against them be paid mmedistey.
have sutosed George HeAep sae the dop-
warrant IN bis hands and win found at his
once oppsshe the American Hotel IN Saint Paul. ~
PmDtsess Of payment Win time, reubis and est:
I A.. II. HRIDLEY,
Shert0s one, Saint Pssi, Oct -, 1854. sees7-tf-
t3'Soint raulpapsss piease copy.
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EAGLE STREET HOUSE.
n. 4fs. Henderson, having house, win
x prepared 70 receive boare BY the week OF ~ the
day. Having had some experience bsines they nater
themselves that they 70 give stsfscoa Charges
moderate.
81. Paul. Sept. II, lsSl.-iz-w.y n1
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TO THE LADIES.
HAVE selected from the N. York market beautulassort-
Ladies' Stationery, correspondence parties,
weddings Your attention respectfully called my
stock. Call at the
Sept. 23.1 FRANKLIN BOOK STORE.
To Magazine Readers.
WE prepared to furnish subscribers
w and throughout the territory the MoNrHLIEso
the country regulary- such Haypers', Pnanss
Leses Fdshons and all Others pubshedn the UnedSfafes
Europe. Call on T.. HOwITZ co.
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GAIN invites the community Saint Paul and elsewhere
"A to Of his complete stock of goods received
by recent arrivals All the articles offered for sale
ected by himself after careful inspection Eastern stocks
and he has good believe that has hand
assortment Of
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-26

STEWART, BROTHERS,
Importers and Commission Merchants,
VXIHOLESALE Dealers in Wines Brandies, Gin, Whisky,
w Segars, Groceries, Oils, Paints, Varnishes, &c.
Agents for the sale Of
Slows Patent Erasve Soap,
KeDdaps Chemical Olive Soap, and Prepared Indigo,
gas and 240, South Water Street,
Chicago, Illinois.
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CO Tho greatest gift we can bestow on an
other is good example.
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Attorneys and Councillors Lar.
Once over l. B. Wait Co.'s stors street, below Roe,,.
st. Paul, Minnesota.
WILL attend promptly and carefully professional business
In all the courts Of the reory also the collection Of
the profession. 'A
Money to loan insmaT good security.
"oAASk Ne btoELoW. CHAnLES Z. rLANDlAU.
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For sale.
TWO beautiful building town, containing nearly
L acre each. Half cash, half to be paid in
A. PIERSE.
oct9-tf Cedar street, Episcopal Church.
GENTS CoY Boots, custom and eastern, a.
juno Str.
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E undersigned keeps constantly hand
nen Of Monuments, TOmbslabs, Head StOne which
he Is ready to finish short notice. having
engaged In this city in
direct Rutland, Vermont,
quarre keeping but the best workmcn, he
enabled sell cheap
be given those sending irresponsible shops
distance. Ny such that my
work the door Of customers, when All
work contracted by agents, will be filled strictly according
to The undersigned is the
Burr Mill Stones, Dutch BOltng Cloths Noye Corn
Mills Mill Iron, Screen Wire, Plaster Shop
myl5;tf r. L. ROSEBROUGU.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-28
GREAT SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
SKECGLATORS. ATTENTION!


yALuA Bile TOWN LOTS ASsvILLE rSDiASA
fO he SOLD without reserve) AT Public Auction, at
Il Evansville, sale commencing on the 18th day OF
April, A ID. 1o,t5f Lots in the Southern Enlargement
OF said city, to wit; Lots Nos. aud in Block l Lots
Nos - and in Block Ii; Lots g. f. SO, l2 and IL in
Lots Nos. J. a. TO- II and " in Block i3 Lots Nos 4,
SO = Is 10, ~ aud 20 in Block IA Nos p 3 3,
I6 H. II and 90 In Block Is; and Lots Nos T. I2 H. os
%, a. Do d 10 in Block Is.
Also ne Acre Of ground in Morgan & Chords
Enlarge Of said city, to be sold in lots suit pur
en- sers 2fT.g
Boonye road near he Corporation line OF Evansville
ALSO-Los Nos % - %, 90, q. -, Q, 10. III and IL
i'm Block thirteen. 4th enlargement, adjoining Ev
ausville. r.g =, go
ALSO--Lot g. Old Plan, City of Evansville, isii feet
'front.' bv 10 f.e deep. very valuable Lot situated
Main street. in the very heart Of the business portion Of
the city, containing fine three story Brick Warehouse,
now occupied as Drug store of Aessrs Keller Farms
ley * Co. "A .l =,
and C. Railroad aud within miles OF the city Oh Ev'
ansyie--to be sold in lots If hve acres each
= ALSO--Twenty Acres on Pigeon Crees' Two miies
from the city, intersccted by The r. ana Y.
This possesses superior advantages as sites LOT man
ufaetunng establishm ents Pork Houses or NIL. sea
from its location the Creek and Railroad. 10 De 500
In tracts OF Two acres eaeh Us purchasers ma
One third ofihe purchase money. cash. the balance
SIX aud twelve months, with interest, and approves
security. r.f
iIPsale positive. Title indispgtable;; - - .v,,
mh23 Is CRAWtOkD bELi.
louisville Journal copy 70 amount OF s. and send bii
20 this ofice.l
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MORGAN, KEEN a. PRESTON,
oIEsALE DEALERS In FoRKIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOOD
BOOTS, sioEs, HATS, BoNSETs, &c.
gpLSu ~ppl NJ, cnnnC

PRESH SPRING GOODS.
WE have just received l59 packages of Spr ng
wv purchase. which we are opening. consisting Of
Philip Allen 81 Sons, Globes, Sprague's, Dunnels,
Harrop's, Ciyde's, American, Cocheco and Merrimac
fancy colored solid black and mourning Prints; French
and Anne fast cold rich fancy Lawns domestic and
foreign Oil cold plaid Ginghams elegant styles Of Der
reyes black Silks great variety OF Pant Stus. Linen,
woolen aud California Gold-mxed COttonades, plain,
plaid and fancy DO; gold mixed Tweed Coatings Linen
do plain and twcd black woo,len do, various Of
Ticks bIeached Musins fine brown do blue and brown
and cord Drills DeLims, NanKeens, York Coatings,
Shrting stripes Checks. furniture do furniture Prints
plain Black woollen Doeskns and Cassimeres, black
Broad Cloths, Irish linens, "A Sheetngs, 81 DO and
BaggnS. &c
We will now constantly be in receipt Of goods during
the entire Since these goods have arrived, mer
chants burning and losing freight in going
up the river to make purchases. We buy American
goo cfthe manufacturers and their agents, and
but them sell lower thar 1t is worth the at
teufion Of any person interested in American Manufac
lures to call and examine the beautiful styles and de-
signs of prints. Here you will see greater variety
Of Prints in the country than any one Agent In
New York or Philadelphia offers for sale. .--
We respectfully invite the trade to examine stock
feeling the styles and qualities of goods
will attract the eve OF the closest buyers, and will CON-
ma re with any of the same size the Give
q call. lmhi1
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TELEGRAPHIC!
- ILL., ARRIVAL OF THE
1T N orth I'm L ig ht!
New YORK, March 25.

New YORK, March %.
|. The Northern Light from San Juan, arriv-
ed this morning with 35 passengers, and
s7O0 900 in gold-SS5 900 to the Exchange
Bank, S22 900 to Duncan, Shannan & CO.,
$40, 900 to Adams & Co., 100000 to Wells,
Fargo g. Co.
Nhe Northern Light connected with the
Sierra Nevada, which vessel left San Fran.
cisco on the evening of the lst.
The Northern Light was detained two days
err Central America on the Lake by severe
gale. a.1
The steamer Jno L. Stevens took down to
Panama only 100000 on freight.
We have no news of special Importance
from San Francisco.
A Mexican was lynched in Morehoso coun-
~, for the murder of Nathan Pratt, of Rhode
Island.
A bill passed in Oregon ordering a vote on
the formation o! State government.
We have Honolulu dates to the 4th Of Feb.
ruary. Annexation 10 still talked of. Trade
was dull.
Intelligence from Lower California states
that the flibusters have nearly all left, and
those who remained are suffering for provis-
ions. se
The Maine Liquor law was introduced into
the California Legislature.
SHELBYvILLE, KY, March Is.
The application for change OF VENUE in
the case OF Harris for killing Gill, failed
His trial is postponed till next September.
River.
! ....-.-.-....- CINCINNATI, March %.
! The river has fallen IA inches. Weather
cool and cloudy.
! PITTSBURGH, March Is.
The river is at a stand, with feet water in
the channel. Weather cold.
| Domestic Markets.,
CINCINNATI, March Is.
Flour dull at Sc 25@6 40. Whisky goa
2O5. Sales I25 900 lbs bulk shoulders at Al |;
25 900 lbs hams at 81; and 100 bbls rump
pork al SO. Mess pork Sl2. Lard 81 for
Dbl. New Molasses %. Rio Coffee l2@
l5s. Beet cattle 7@74, nett. Cloverseed
So IS. -...- T-rr0I -f.1.r. Wca-r
pun t.1 New York, March %.
Cotton declined t@4 on the week. Sales
100 bags Rio coffee at IL; $4,000 bbls -four
State 81 SO, Ohio 81 6S-be.ter grades 81
zoos; $1,000 bushels wheat at 81 80; 375
bbls molasses at &c; 300 hhds sugar, Orleans
AZ; $50 bbls pork, mess SIS 81, Sl3; 500
bbls lard at 81, dull. Iron is steady.
CINCINNATI, March 25. p. NJ.
The markets for flour and provisions are
dull. Small sales Of the former at Sc 500
6 35. No sales of provisions, and prices nom
inal No sales of whisky. Sales OF 700 bid.
sugar at 4t@54 for low fair to prime. zoo
bbls molasses sold at 22c. Cloverseed 81
%; firmer.
New YORK. March %. p. NJ.
. Sales of 5000 bbls flour at l2c advance
quotations 81 1907 62a for State of Ohio
1900 bbls Southern sold at 81 75@S7 81
Wheat is firm with an upward tendency; IL
900 bushels corn at S2@S5-trihe higher
Prison whisky %.
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nuSSOI.uTION

rINHE copartnership formerly existing between the
u subscribers, under the name and style of Graham
& Farrell dissolved by mutual consent on the In
day of December A d. 1853. III persons indebted 70
said firm are requested to make payment to MOTIFS -.
Johnson with whom the and notes are ie oi
collection. Prompt pay meBt is expected as Is pof
'ans sAs 'nis oes'Hese s JOfIN GRAHAM,
A-- JOHN FARRELL
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.- OLD Est ABLISHED
EADDLERY HARDWARE HOUSE.
WILSON & HAYDEN,
II and 10 Columbia street, Cincinnati, Ohio.

.l.-t HAYDEN 81 WILSON,
III Main street, Saint Losis, Missouri,
importers and Manufacturers OF
Saddle Trees Hames. Hog and Calf SeatI &,
and all other Leaihers used BY
Saddlers and Carriage
Makers.
VNTEtak this opportunity of returning our thanks to
Wv our friends and customers who have so literally
paronized for the last and assure them
that pains shall be spared for the future to insure
continuance OF their favOrs and for supply ola cheap
and full assortment of Goods in line for which we
possess facilities superior House East West
Our English goods are purchased to the best advan-
age in Birmingham, by Mr.. d. s. Hasluck, one of the
late firm of p Wilson & Co., and imported directly our
selves, thereby paying but one commission We are
also manufacturing many Of our goods AT Columbus
burn Sing Sing and have lately established House in
Newark. n. j. for the purpose of manufacturing and
purchasing the finer qualities OF plated Saddery aud
Coach Ware. and Patent Leathers, which Is under the
control of p Hayden. We have also Currying shops
this city. in which finish the greater part Of the
Skirting, Harness and Brides sold by
Our Hog and Calf Seating, Fair Bride, Bag Lcath
err &C.. are manufactured exclusively for by Mr.
Amos Moore, who Is well known the best Fair Leah
err Tanner In the West. s. rl
With these advantages we fatter ourselves that we
can friends and the best and
Goods to be found in the Western
country and we Would respectfully request them to cal
on us purchasing here. receiv
ing the largest ana finest stock ever offered in the West
janl0-3md&w g. WILSON az Ma DEN
fCineia1att(Saa.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-28
q e z 9 = 9 Z Z Z
VOLCANIC OIL
IINIMENT.

LINIMENT.
nyHE miraculous cures that this celebrated medicine
has performed after all other remedies had failed
the proprietor in asserting that IL Is the only
Imminent that will cure Chronic or infanmatory Rheu-
matsm Paralysis, stiffness or weakness in the Joints,
Muscles or Ligaments, Contracted Muscles, Bruises
Neuralgia, Toothache. Earache or any Pain. 1t will re-
move any Swelling, Tumor Piles Hard Lumps, Caked
Breasts, Sore Nipples, Bites Of Musquitos, or any In
And il will cleanse, purify and heal the FoULEST
ULCER SORES on the legs or shns no difference how
heal Burns. scads Fresh Cuts, Wounds, &C., sooner
than any other remedy. -1...
been sold in 1853. and the demand increasing
daily and we have heard of wherein 10 has
failed to any external disease, when properly ap
Who then will suffer from Palms. Sores swellings,
when safe and sure remedy is so easily obtained.
Read the following certificate, which Is
ISCoNTEsTABLE PROOF
OF what we have asserted.
H. MoLrAx-Sir: feel tia duty owe 10 Che public
to make known the following. hoping they may learn BY
my experience and discard worthless stuff which has
been pressed into notice by false certificates and long
For six months was confined to my chppc
from Rheumatism. My knee was swollen tremendous
y producing the most severe pains The muscles were
annIied The Mustang Eminent weeks but i
done no more good than any other grease: ooin.
and used your Volcanic Oil Liniment-n lnres VEGAS"
relaxed the %gjse sn cSsEDaY Saline county H.
,u. c..oa.vw whom he wa. afflicted, as stated. ana
ne IL now we'll. WIN. NJ. ELLIOTT, Pinkneyville-
Reader II the ,ove is not sufficient 70 convince you
VI ,, ~ .ranine The Thousands which we have in our
from al parts of the country ana you WIN
sunply from and II does not give satisfac
@ ,he money win be returned 20 the purchaser
"o''' vi E0R HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS,
MIe,n,s LiDiment is the only safe and re-
,;h, remedy for the OF SPAWN, Ring Bone. Wind
Gaiis Spipts Unnatural Lamps, Nodes or Swellings-
II ali never fail to Big Head. Poeyil, Fistula old
Ppnnipg Sores or sweeney, If properly applied. For
sprains Bruises Scratches Cracked Boofs. chaes sad
ale collar Calls Cuts Wounds, IL Is infalnoie
remedy. Apply directed, and cure is certain 80
Read the following from Mr. Wells of the 81. Louis
Omnibus Company:
This is to certify have used the Mexican Mustang
Liniment and MeLean's Volcanic Oil Eminent, on our
omnibus horses that were lame prained and for swell
ings and have found McLean's Volcanic Oil lnlment
10 he the hest IMMINENT ERASTUS WELLS,
ofthe firm of Case IL Co.
Directions accompany each bottle in English ard
German
This Lniment now put up in IS cent, 80 cent and g.
bottles The 80 cent size contains three times the guam
titv of the IS and in proportion to the cost
For sale by J. II. MCLEAN, sole Proprietor.
~ Corner Third and Pine streets, St Louis. Mo:
For sale in Evansville. Ind. by KELLER FARMS
LEY & CO.. at Projectors prices. lmh7