The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-08-16
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS, FAR
r,EuS AND STAGE PROPRIETORS !

| GEORGE B. WILLIS CELEBRA Ell LIN
| IMENT OIL ORlGANUM-Unparaleed in
the history of Medicine, as the most rcmarka'
bic external application ever discovered for llor-
ses or Human Flesh
Time and experience have fully proved that
this universal remedy has not Its equal ON the
list of popular medicines. Testimony of the
most disinterested character, OF Its wonderful
effects on the animal system is almost daily pre-
sented to the proprietor Numerous are the un.
solicited statements Of patients themselves and
others who have used the OIL, OF cures which III
themselves appear SO remarkable, that were
they at all interested in pecunlary point, they
could hardly have been credited.
The following diseases are among many others
in the cures which this Oil has been completely
successful, and in which others had entirely
failed
Spavins, Sweeney, Ringbone, WindgaIls,
Poll Evil, Cracked Heels, Calls OF all kinds,
Lameness, Fresh Wounds, Sprains, Bruises,
Sand Cracks, Rheumatism, Bites Of Animals
External Poisons, Painful Nervous Affection,
Frost bites, Boils, Corns, Whitlows, Burns and
Scalds, Chilblains. Chapped Hands, Camp,
Contractionsof the Muscles, Swellings, Weak
ness, of the Joints, DC &c.
This Medicine has been before the public. Its
efficiency has been fairly tested, and its virtues
pronounced by the whole wordto be UNPARALL.
ELED. Such being the case is it any wonder
that it should take the lead Of all other Llnl.
ments? From the many recommendations which
am daily receiving give few ; but one trial
is worth many CRTIrIcATLs.
NOTICES FROM THE PRESS, LETTERS, &c
u Theinventor of the above medicine, Mr..
G BENSON WILL. is well known by most of our
Citizens, and from the rapidity which sells and
the many expressions we have heard in its favor
weare OF opinion that il is just what it is repre-
sented to be.-Atheas Messenger.
LlNlNENr OIL 0RGANUM.-Ihis Medicine is
no humbug. We are well acquainted with Mr.,
Adam Linn, and number OF others, who certify
to its healing qualities, and know them to be men
of the first standing for truth and veracty, and
! in cases where it has been tredunder our obser.
vatIon, its effects have been very satisfactory
Give it "a triaI.-McATthm Democrat.
W We notice that our friend, Geo. B. Will,
is disposing of his Celebrated Liniment Oil Or
| igannm in quiet a satisfactory manner, and We
are glad to know that he is reaping pecuniary
reward therefor. Those who have not tested the
virtues of this popular and highly successful
Medicine should do so at once, There is no hum
bug about it.--MCArthur Republican,
A LETTER FROM OLD DRUGGISTS,
ATHENS, Feb. 27, '55.-Mr G. BENTON WILL:
We have disposed of the lot Linment Oil Ori.
ganum, and would be glad to receive fresh sup.
| ply us soon as you can send it. Your Linimcnt
! gives good satisfaction Yours respectfully,
PERKINS & BARKER, Druggists.
! BERLIN Jackson County, O.--Mr. e. Benson
WILL You will please send me some more OF
your Linment it is all sold, 1t gives great
praise. Yours truly
STEPHENSON q MINKS.
JACKSON Tp., Ohio, Dec. IL, 'j3,--MR G, B.
| WILL :--SlR-Somc time in August last | was
very severely bitten by snake IOpplied some
Of your Liniment and found it to relieve me of
my pain in few minntes. 1t isgood medicine.
Yours &c, SUSAN VEST.
McAnrnuR, Jan. 25, '54,-We, the under.
signed have used tho Medicine called Linimcat
Oh Origanum, prepared by G. b. WILL, aud find
! ii the best Medicine we ever tried for curing the
numerous diseases of Horses and Human Flesh.
We can recommend it to the public as nm article
of great merit and yrtue-thatln every instance,
as far as we know, it has given the best salts
faction to purchasers.
j. Ullom, Horse Farrier; +. A. Bratton, Ed.
ilor Democrat l.. w. Bort, Editor Republican;
b. 7. Hewitt, p j., j. w. Caldwell, 7. M.
A. llisey W. r, Drake.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
Sold by, VIM Sharp Vernon Ind Lansing
d Stafford, Chillicolhe, Ohio; Jas. McVey,
Portsmouth, o. j. d F. A. Sanns, GalIipolis,
o.. d. Reed & Bro. Pomroy o.: Perkins q
Barker, Athens o.; M. STERNBERGER, Jack.
son, G. H., Ohio.
All Olders should be addressed to G. Benson
WILL, Druggist NJ Arthur, 0.
May 3, S. 6 3-m