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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-13
BRoAp Rock JOCKEY CLun.-Mr Calvin

BROAD Rock JOCKEY CLUB.-Mr. CALVIN
Green, the Proprietor of this old and well known
race course seconded by a number of other gen.
tlemen who are warm friends of the turf ia now
making an effort TO establish good Jockey Club
to continue in existence at Broad Rock. for three
years The price of subscription Is a very mode
rate one-oniy SIS a season $40 per year-hut
sufficiently high ii enough subscribers can be OBJ
tanned, to give handsome purses both spring and
fall, and ensure good racing. The revival oil the
sports of the turfthroughout the counryis the best
guarantee that could be given of the improvement
OF thepresent stock of horses In FORM symmetry aud
endurance both for saddle and harness; and IS
subject in which the people of the country are all
directly interested 1.-the breed Of horses could be
improved as well without with racing then those
who disapprove ofthe sport might turn their backs
upon it and refuse to aid in sustaining race courses
but time has proved that 1t cannot be DONE as breec
ers will not devote their means to the rearing OF
costly blooded animals when there is no market in
which they can sell them As necessary evil, then,
If you choose to call IL so Clubs must be formed
and race courses supported, in order to have fine
horses for all service. !. s-.e..ssft +.
But there is another important reason why rac-
ing should be encouraged here. 1t attracts thous-
ands of strangers to city, gives employment to
railroads, steamers and packets, supplies custom
to the hotels sells the produce OF the farmers, adds
to the trade of the grocers clothiers hatters bort
makers dry goods men, butchers and bakers, and
makes vast amount of business for hack and cab
men Allthese classes are directly interested In
drawing strangers to our city, and we venture to
say that no other set of men spend as much money
in their short trips to the city, do those who at
tend racing. For this reason all business men who
are not opposed to racing from principle, should
subscribe to this club and aid in thoroughly reyiv
ing the old Virginia sport ofracng the only sure
means of improving the stock OF horses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-13
FOURTH VERSARY
CELEBRATIONS

FOURTH ANNIVERSARY
CELEBRATION!
AND
EXCURSION TO SLASH COTTAGE,
4 Al THE YOUNG GUARD will Celebrate al
Nj III ton, THURSDAY, 18th April, 1854, by IA
" W GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC tn
EXCURSION AND BALL, TO THE SLASH
COTTAGE. :,
The Corps in announcing this, the first Excur,;on
of the season, take pleasure in stating the public
thar Tin addition to many improvements lately made
at the Cottage) the Ball Room has been much en-.
ment capable of accommodating double as many vie.
itors as heretofore and while asking the patronage
of its friends. would state that arrangements have
been made which they hope will give entire sstis-
faction
Musc.-smith's Armory Band.
The Cars will leave the r., +. P. r. r. Compa.
ny's Depot at O'Clock, P. M.
Persons not enabled TO leave at that hour. will
have the privilege of going in the O'Clock train.
Returning, the Excursion train will leave the Cot
tage about O'Clock.
a REFRESHMENTS win be furnished at City
Tickets for the round trip ONE DOLLAR each.
to be had of any member of the Company, or ct the
q No charge for Ladies. sps-dtd
-AAA BROAD ROCK RAJ
for Colts end Flies 8 years
old; mile heats; 800 entrance; $50 forfsit-ciosed
s. C. Macon-b.f I. by Tally. II o. dam by Tom Tough.
A. NJ Payne-b C. by Childe Harold. dam Emily
Thomas.
C. Green-br. f. by Ainderby, dam Princess Anne.
SECOND RecE-SAME DAy.-Single desh Of mile
free for Saddle Horses ory-for handsome Sad
die.
Cd DAY-THURsDAY, 4TH MAY.-Proprietor's purse
$500; 2mile hests: Si5 entrance-free for all ages
SD DAY-FRIDAY, 18th MAYA Poststake: mile
heats $3.50 entrances half forfeit-closed with four
entries viz
William H. Gibbons. OF New Jersey.
A. NJ. Payne, of Fauquier.
o. z. Hare, of Petersburg.
C. 4 N Green, of Richmond.
4TH DAY-SATURDAY, 9Th MAYA match for
$1,000 q side between A. NJ. Paype's g. h. White Eve
aud d. M. Pulian's b.; single dash, 1000 yard;
$3.50 forfeit
SECOND RAcE-SAME DAY.-A match fol- $3.50
side between Thomas b. h. and Tinsley's l. h., to
pace mile.
I apl2 CALVIN GREEN. Proprie tor.
. (Euouirer cnpv 4
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), J, Z, v64iFo-ft bSs bSSn

FHAUUUtEMT V0TiNG.-~1f ndS Do01i
eli arrcd. With what degree OF truth w0 know not,
i & sinrrc number Of fraudulent votes were poiled
in thb city last week, during the mupicipal olec.
tiona. scfe4snersviIle and the Eastern suburbs o.
the Valley ere said to have set 10 as5se 3
old field. Manchester and the Western part OF the
county, for miles beyond the city limits furnished
score or more Of ''ths same sort to trample under
feet the right of suffrage BY Assuming privlege
which should only be exercised legally, and with an
eye solely to the public good. Such things should
not be tolerated and becomes the duty OF the TWO
great political parties who assume TO manage tnese
things to unite together at and prevent ts re
pe,ition. Let all who have a lawful right to vote
exercise the privilege Of doing and as their own
judgments dictate but let not the officers OF the city
be elected by who have no interest IN ifs gov
eminent, and contribute not one copper 10 us sup
port IS sE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-13
BULLYING NON-COMBATANTS.

Northern journals that Southern members of
Congress are in the habit of employing Ian
guage of insult towards Northern members,
because it is known that they are not in the
habit of redressing wrongs by the duel. We
have emphatically denied, and still deny, that
the charge list true. A more degrading and inju-
rious charge could not well be conceived We
readily concede that member of Congress or
an individual, in any public or private relation
-oflife, who would apply language to known
man of peace which he would not apply to a
known fighting man, must be thoroughly cor.
There are such people in the world, no doubt,
but they are not confined to any particular
latitude. Bullies and gasconaders are as com.
mon, to say the least of it, at the North as
the South. Certainly, if any Southern repre-
sentative in Congress is open to the CHARGE
referred to, he is not a fair representative of
Southern chivalry and magnanimity.
CUBAN INDEpEEDEScE-Wen noticed some
time ago the curious fact that some of the
Cubans in New York, who are organized
i -
INTO political club. the object of which is
cuban independence, have established pa
per entitled, The Muiatto, which yindicates
the abolition Ok slavery in the island as on.
OF the expected results of independence
The Charleston Evening News remarks that
"their theories Of universal liberty-their de.
signs, blending views of domestic enamel.
patton with political independence-brin
forcibiy to mind the plans Of the Spanish
Mexican Republics when they threw off the
dominion of old Spain
The slave institutions of Cuba are thus
mcnaced both by Spain, in the emancipation
scheme and by portion, at least, of the Gu
ban creoles and others in New York, who
are seeking Cuban independence. I'll
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-03-18

1t .yo'i; one O'Clock on SATURDAY n:orr;r r.
n aaFa:' took place !; tie Long Pond I!or.~
u %a:ics. which vi! PROBABLY result in H..
'.ea'h Of one Of the parties i ap?ears tia.
garry O! seven persons, among whom were
.a;aacl .li'.:ara. kcepcr Of The Ao:a,. and
lanes "arrca: were PLAYING cards in one 4
~" room. Warren led a ..sirono !q,l"
which Induced l!illi7rl 70 bet $50 on ,I..
'.i'. lie lost. Az. :"ca>ol Warren Of fa,l
~ ".-creuron Warren replied hy How
II tie lace. iiiIiail ,ait Tie room lrt i'm.
'HF,''afe'y returned with LARGE ,.:r., kirk.
an! stabbed Warren five times IN a,1 ,c,r
- :""omon. Physicians were inmp.l:a,e,v
o',ai"o", ".io pronounced one Of, he wound.
at east 'Aor::!. I!iI.iarl did not at.nr,,. -
escape: an: Tas committed Tor cxa.u;n't:on
mhich It "a understood will take blaze on
uesH'r. Great eHc;.e -ent exists in Natal
li'iiIard = a man about b. ears Of arc and
has wife and family. Cnaor mar. =, -.
children aye .aarr;e,i lie :; well :now, -
tbs cry particularly among tie sno-,;nc n'en
ana ior come time Kept the ":%hawmut IIonsc'
m Hanover street, which was sYhseapo,,l,
made INTO stores. James Warren is ,tnn,
nan. on'v . OF. thirty YEAR. Of 40. an, ~.
.'r"" r., W. VIZ ..,-.., :, u
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-03-18

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-03-18
Caledonia County Agricultural Society.
FAIR SEPTEMBER 81 & 80. \. d. 1854, At
DANVILLE.

FAIR SEPTEMBER 81 & 80. 4. u. 1854, AT
DANyILLE.
At a meeting of the Executive Committee
ofthc Caledonia County Agricultural Society
holden at St. Johnsbury March /, 1854, to
make preparations for the Fair the ensuing
Fall, the following business was transacted:
AWARDING COMMITTEES.
On Field Crops-A. Mcmillan, Henry
Blake ir. David Curricr.
On Farming Tools-Judkins Randall, \
II. Wilcox, Robert Gilkcrson.
On Oxcn-Charlcs Stark, Frank Varnum,
David Goodrich.
Thcophlus Drew, John p. Carr,
Daniel Wooster.
On BuiIs-Joshua Stevens, John Cameron,
John Emerson.
On Cows-John Il. Kinnerson, Luman
Bronson, John Evans.
On Sherp-Frank Coburn, Newell Stock
ERWIN. Adams.
On HorSes-Georcc \. Merrill, John Nc
Lean. Amasa Bcnis. IraBrancrd, L. W. Fen
ton.
On Swne-B n Davis. Henry c. David
son. James Tre.ran.
On Fowls-Alex. Miller, Moses Stevens.
George Ayc:.
Shop lianufactures-Asa l.. French, John
c. Morrison. Samuel p. Choa.c, Judkins
Randall. Edwin Fisher
Household Manu.acturcs-i.. II. Dc;anc
and wife, C.. S. Dana and wife, S. j. Y. Vail
and wife.
Vegetables ard Fruits-Willian l.. Trrs-
st!i a. T. Foster. Emory Hawkins
On Batter AMI Iloncy-Lewis w Dciano.
J. :. II. Weeks.
Maple Sugar and iIone,y-Charles Blake.
ppEt.Iy'tS EJEJ II CpnDC
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-03-18

Diseased? VIA. 10; Y q Men. largo or
~.E:..i, h. ~: where expressed themselves in
is G2vo? : Eonc. none # all. Then where
: ;c.i:' authority for saving this is an o.Frr-
IL. t-om the North? You have noro. II
20: believe the Nm.I, Wiling TO make the
o!Icria=. pat it to tie 'Hst. Let this biz! pass
over hire months to tie next session Of Con-
-rc-'. There !, certainly no such haste is
70 forbid Ills. ET;nr TIE question Of sur
reader before TIE people at the next election
Il members Of Congress- Make that an iS9uo
n tie c:nrrs9, md see fo, manv members
tc returned in s".?clt o? il. II there hn
maj n-i:v. i.lca Las it next session. VII! rot
tas@na:.iiaous men, to whose bcnfct it ia sun
rc9ri to rrre, consent to this delay: If
not, TTa, til III" how yoa can prc,crl that
H. 'ot::, cake Il, oi.rrinr?
~ ..;..e. IS yg! i.ca:i bat I;.tic ~cr,or-
'':aHce. The reason i PLAIN. Tie people
struck 5'ur:h X tho reckless au,,ac;tv az!
pc:Gi* r t.e proposition w",l'i no. believe
la, J. ,,ai h"cn ~. a"', toot reia.c IN
Incredibly. Ei' G.Tcn', on i, tAev w.. a.
vr}:r. t:.ss these bills, sad vc- I'll, rauce
; stronrcr az: moro ii:tcr snf-s..?vcr,. ftti-
a~ :n.n ms c1,'~ t,cit.ca c:;..s'ci H. IT, ~
TN. I,a nay =, -, ga. .,avorv cqmra.
e., j.l..c h.r.~S:: 81 ..,:r =, and ~ct.vc.io2
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-03-18
Millinery wo.k
Mantua making
% Indian Bread
White
To be accompanied viii, a written
description OF the mode of max

description OF the mode OF max
Ten dollars to be placed! at the disposal q.
the Committee on Manufactures 20 he award
ed on articles Of merit not enumerated above
and 1t Is expected that 10 premium viii hr
awarded unless the animal or article is ,i",-
dcdiv mcritorious nor npon any ,nanufac;are,
unless manufactured in the Count
Il was voted. That 10 member OF commit
tee shall be allowed to have voice in as.;,i-
ing premiums on articles offered iv him, E.
Also, That the Fair nc holden two ,liv<.
and tina: the Exhibition Of Horses. and Il
ports of Committees DC on the second dav: all
else the first ;lav.
Voted. Tha. the Fair he holden al Dan,:li"
on "Wednesday and Thursday. September 9.
and %, to open on each day at , o'clock. \.
y.
1t is hoped that every ;.,e,nhar OF the 5oci-
ETY. will compete for the premiums Oh some
article on which aprcmiun is oii,r"'l,and tina.
town Agents viii max. il their especial ob-
.iect to procure The membership Of ii. their
town>rnen.
1t is expected tiat I'll articles exhibited for
,rcnnm viii remain ~ exhibition IT, ,.,conl
day. THERON HON ARD. Scc,r-arv.
row, COMMITTEES
Ncwar't-Jo'in Sleeper.
Burke iora~e =. Woodruff. n.r..;..;,, !
Cushing.
Sut,nn-Nathan iTav
Lyndor-Nelcomc Rer;c. III e. -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-03-18
THE LED o II / "A N.

Ser, Oh '.i.:oii county he was 4 native.
a. a Professional gambler. Warren ti:cd The
rrXt tiar.-Eo5'ou i},,s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-03-18
Nebraska Svin;!lc--i.oT IS Slavery I, -
Ir.rclrceI :

-i...cudcea
var W.T. {" '>'''h t"T"''G has in.-o;l;;ce
BILL into The House Of Representative 1,in-
ing Tie terms on which Tro,.-o. -.
,l1,.,.p =,
Kanzas. shall hereafter J.. .,,s, ,,..u.,
Tribes in ,.rso T,r.;.
Cbo,,..,r, c,oo,
,,r;,on J.. 49,,
!.,or;1,
slaves with .,,c,,
IT,: ~,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-03-18

MR. D"r''..sS.-iti> man-thc ostens;h]c
author OF : ; Nebraska Fill-is called =,
northern man. He is one Of the Senator's in
congress from Illinois. yet scarcely resi-
dent OF the State. I!c owns a house in ,,c
state a7on which he keeps tenant. hat j.
se'''om there himself: lie owns plantation
IN Mississippi. with large number O. no.
'oes up II 1t. lie obtained the plantation
: arr'agc. Upon the death Of lis father.
in-iaw ne cane into roe=essic7. with mo
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-03-18

she'd or this account we are rather glad OF
the change. Prof II. wrote letter while
the presidential question was pending calcu'
lated to iniurc Gen. Scots prospects and to
aid the success Of his opponent Let all
such lick-spittlcS receive their dues.
SMALL. Pcx IN DANvILLE.-We learn
from reliable source that there are no cases
of small rox now existing in Danvlle. There
have been but seven cases in all, and only
one fatal-tliat of Mrs Hunt mentioned in
the list Of deaths
Tur .iEGrMfST.-A letter appears in the
Washington (nion. written by John q. Sui
livan, Of New York. recently appointed
to fat o l,y the President. in favor oftl,c
Nebraska Bill. Tie author maintains that
,icr.rv ls,us, be c''ored TO t1t.nd iselt in ~:
,u4 g~oocscd, or tie .So,,h uW ssctdc from
tic U;;o, :
u Tie letter Oh :i.c lion. Geo p Harsh.
recent Muster to Tcrkcy, written to Mr.
:.!Ar,v npcn the hoz>ta affair, is published
.''e >\"F i'f'> i''''''> says II 5 i" a'er cog
,,::,c;.t ;han dat r,:; forth 10y AIarcy. 1t was
received before .!r :.arcy issued hiS, and
80 '-~a1<'ed b: ho;:l- csYa"d,diy Mr MAJ
=. Mr. MARI : Undoubtedly The l;.5ce.,
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49,, .,., ,o ,,.. viii ro,.~
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s.:,st"& Wv NicisI"y Chief Justice
shaw. .Ur i''c S'.,.r,inc Court. las gwen 81
e., non :,'on Ia temp, rance l..w CT Ns,sa-
-.--:..>. - decision. crncurr.l in J.
re 80. ;i,a: .hc i.ih section q.
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So. us :, ;ua :,-o.ilc, ior the seizure
q. Iu,r.. .,su:ts lave ,ecn AIKEN TO a
W.. -" ,av - ., i, u.a,.r :; con;oru:atc
<'.,. ~. .en-;....j;.r
-. i....c al H.. opinion. and ycly G. AZ
:, ...,.- in; ~; one POINT i, deci:ti 10 lie
a,.. oa~:.u;io:,.l. 10 W: : L.. manner tie NV
pro: ID .,.: sci..n- .i4,".yc.i i: co:tirtns tn
t..;s,..,', :.>,on~:..,n; wti he constitution
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l.. '.vt III lie r:::.it.-. Of, rrg:nul ..i..r
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:.-:,, l.. J cooperation ::,onr -, r,nks.--
Yea manifested. ,cir .uNic:y and wishes l.:
':'''';'@ ca y. : gi'inG ric'lt Of VA.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-03-18

Es~Thc Eav.Mr i.:ot>ton. d Manchester.
:. T-.-an c:oc;c'.: AL ~ liar r~oasl.o.-
'o'f"oT'sv r:s:o: :: IT, Centre Village ii
dis :o"n-:.az 1raar.:o! 4 sermon uron Ike
Nebraska i;iii. ,'hc last Nanrne:tcr .Amr-.
isan contains brief pr. a il. t.a., w;.:c,,
so ;a@c ;;:c a::nexc:! c:;t..~::
'ju7; % sure as our ruIcrs and 1ao2,a d.
regard ',.e principles of'r7tiona! ',,nor--,io.
.a;r l!i-h''l national Gaith .,:n2,c rnon
= acknowledge compromises. an, exscad ,ho
area o; s'a'e.'v. ,,.cy viii create internal ,oi
',:'ioa. 'ro.'so .;ea!o.sic2, aad make, .ha=,
irrros ~. '.:e s:rs"-:.' a1ti stability to anv
people. and e.enc:hta t,lo-c inrccs which
hasten their downfall. i'he", Is ,ll row
pending before Coz tress. ana Is tcinc dis
,nSSo( With ,.Nustlal zeal. and is ac;f,tinr .lc
whoe countrr. :"hch ii passed would seem
TO me 20 he "a: frau-!t with tH.7e evils. it
'To;.'d violate p'i@'.cd faith. create DANCER.
oNs agitation. and at least fi.~n;~, the o,nor.
t"ni'y for t'.c extension Of slavery ror
these reasons ipray it nay never pass All
aamt slavery 20 be the greatest evil f 40
ian"-how to rid The country Of j. :sa onee.
ton that has puzzled the wiscs. heads Of Cur
people but re trust that in tic Prov;,,onc.
Of God. it shall sometime he dotted OF
''it our duty IS i''ain-novor 70 give The nos
9i''iify tor the extension of tie evil. Mona
'''n can prosper except iy TIE practice Of
virtue and christianity"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-03-18

NIX re- BABE" --,,'.o,ing assertions
Il >.H'eE"-::'r:, by the rcnsoncd press, that
liza Ne RS ~ 'own a!avcs will never e
taken INTO Nebraska None bat weak stem
ac!.s. (or ':.cd>) vii te satisfied With auch
lei 5 this
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-03-18

Tur AEGrMfNT.-Ai letter appears in the
Washington Union. written by John o. Sui
livan, Of New York. recently appointed
to fat OF; lie by the President, in favor oftle
Nebraska Bill. Tie author maintains that
s',:r:rr usust be c''ow.I TO f1i,nd uself in ~:
rug proposed. CT tie .Sou'h uiV secede from
tie Union
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-03-18

esq ~ yards Frockinr
DO Csrpetins
DO. Flannel
DO. FulIcd Cloth
Linen Diaper
Co., pairs wool fecting
w. ladies' cotton hose
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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-01-27
Oct. 81, lS53--ly

THO THE PUBLlC.-RADWAG d CO, the
l. Inventors, Manufacturers anu iroprletor9
of the justly celebrated r. r. r. Remedies,
were first to discover Remedy possessing
the Marvellous power oil stopping the most
Excruciating Pains in an instant, allaying the
worst Cramps and SPasms, either internal or
external, in few minutes, and soothing the
most severe ParoXysms OF Rheumatism, Meu
ralgia, and Tic DoloreuN, rs soon as applied.
! The h. Il. X. Remedies consist oil three feme,
dies, each possessing quick ana w9nuer'ul
powers over certain complaints and diseases,
and will instantly
RELIEVE the Human system from ram.
REGULATE each Organ TOT Healthy Action.
RESOLVE away all Diseased Deposits.
! RENON Ale the body rom corrupt iluh'ors'
REBUILD weak 4 broken down Constitutions
RESTORE to Health, Strength and NIgor all
unsound and worn out parts
! p p r No.l.-RADWA AVS READY RELIEF
| Eortbe Icufe ConDlaints, Internal and External
| The moment it is applied externally, or
| taken into the system it will stop the most eX-
crucipting pain and quickly remove its cause.
! Rheumatism Mr. Granger, mason well
known in Brooklyn, was n cripple for nine
wears. Railways Ready Relief relieved him
/ from pain in fifteen minutes, enabled him to
walk two miles without the aid of stick or
crutch in three days and cured him entirely
| in one week.
Thousands of other cases equally as won
dcrful as the above, have been cured by X. X.
Relief.
Cholera MorJus-Radwny's Ready EeIlci
will relieve the sufferer from all pain i'll tit.
| teen to twenty minutes. 1t will cure the
most desperate eases in few hours.
| Ncuraigid.-The moment r. K. Relief is op'
piled it allays the most painful paroXysmS,-
! 1t will always cure.
Sick Headoche-lt VIII reilcVe 'he mos -,
distressing pains in fifteen minutes. 1t will
! likewise prevent renewed attacks.
/ Igue.-ln ten minutes tea spoonful OF H.
X. Relief will stop the Chlils and break tn"
Fever
Aches OF all kinds, pains o' al Rlnus, br'Is
! rs, Burns Scaids, Strains, Sprains sun JOINT :,
/ I.ameness application of H. X. EeIiel VIII
IN a few moments entirely stop the PAIN.
1t reduces swelling, heals sores, cuts ana
wounds, removes bruises, "IiayS the most VI
client irritations. For all pains use H. Il.
Relief. Look for the signature OF Halfway
/ IL 20. on each D0Itle'
Il. II. L. No. =.
/ RAILWAYS RENON AIlNG kESOLN IN l.
Resolves RemopdteS, Re6""dS.
1t cures Scrofula, Tumors, bleeding OF the
=. Lungs, Syphilis, Consumption, st. ' titus Dance
! Sores, Ricketts, Salt Rheum, Asthma, Nodes,
! Canker, Bronchitis, Fever Sores, RASH Ulcers
| Ervsipelas, letters.
| The above eighteen complaints Il. H. lie
solvent will positively cure -,
1t renovates the system: cotiitv,e,! p;