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10 Cash and six Months buyers
=. B. THOMPSON Il SON,
Cleveland. Tenn.
Dealers In
Choice Foreign 4 Domestic Drugs,

T. n N Q y O. O d -, e1S Q.
nUR stock will be found to embrace a larger and
~ more general assortment than is usually kept In
this section and intend keep full and equal to
the first class Houses In East Tennessee We make our
purchases largely for cash, and principally In original
packages OF direct importers and manufacturers which
enables us to sell at wholesale much lower than any
similar House In East Tennessee Physicians and
country merchants will find II decidedly to their adj
vantage to give us trial An articles sold by us are
warranted to be Of the purest quality. and should at
any time an article not prove satisfactory we beg lit
be returned at cost II Is intention to deal
only In Pure Drugs. All orders will meet with prompt
attention Physicians Prescriptions and Family Recipes
will receive the greatest and attention In their
compromising, at All hours. feb 22-1y-363
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T e s TIMoN =:

TIES TIM NY:
HrTestiu,ony like the following RENDERS supersous
eli comments the eicac. Of Buls Sarsaparila From
DR. Yandail, Prof ssor Of Chenstr, iu the Louis
vile Medical oIlssv hav. looked over the list Of in.
gradients composing John Bulls Extract Of Sarsapsrls
and have hesitation Ia saying that they form safe
compound aud ons that PROMISES we'll IN chronic dis.
ssses, which u b applicable. L. 4. YANDALL ND.
LoUIsvILLE, June Q, t84S
What Dr. Pyles, physician by appointment TO the
Louisville Marine Hospital says Of Bulls Sarsapsrilla:
LouIsvILLs, March 20, ls4s
have examined the prescription for the preparation
If shn ilulls sarsapara, aud believe the combins-
lion 10 be an excellent and we'll calculated pro-
duce An alternative impression on the system. ! have
used Il both IN public aud private practice and think
70 the best article now In use. d. PYLEs, Nd
Resident Ph, sicisn Louisville Marine Hospital
Bs,,sr testimony than ever offered In favor Of any
medicine Rev 4. W. sehon - Rev Is Stevenson;
LouIsvILLs, May 20, lS4s
We have used John Bulls sarsaparilla, and have
known IL 10 be ured with entire satisfaction aud We
have no hesitation Ia stating our belief that II Is safe
aud valuable medical compound, and calculated TO pro-
duce much good and relieve much surrng and thercfore
would cssrfuy almost earnestly recommend 1t to the
n tsisu.d, E.w. sEIIoN,
X STEVENSON.
We would earnestly invite all persens who suffer
Ing with any Of the Ills that flesh Ia heir to- TO call on
Dr.. John Bulls agent and setn copy OF bulls Family
journal gratis aud for the sake OF humanity We hope
that single Individual will not BE- found unwilling 70
give Bus sarsaparA n trial after resiing and reeol'
Letting at the time, that u Impossible or the
Nacarss a, astounding cures pr, formed b, his sarapa.
rillz. This amount of testimony voluntarily Snowersd
Dr. Bulls sHrsaparila from well known shd astin.
gusnvd individuals both In public aud private NE mas
l.... Ala. -l.uusx
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TUS'r Received, and for sale, lot Of Cooper''
Rolled Iron; also, FIRST rate article Of No Chew
ing Tobacco, by A. p. BRADFORD,
Feb.9 Rceville, Tenn,
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Commission Business.
8. X. REEDER

ID EsPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of McMinn
M county and the public generally that he will attend
TO the Selling Purchasing and Forwarding Of all kinds
OF Produce Also to ordering Goods Groceries, or any
kind OF Machinery that may be called for lie can fur
nish Machinery suci Threshers, Reapers, Mowers,
stnik and Straw Cutters, of any kind wished at manu-
facturers' prices. freight added.
good lot Of Threshers the way and 10 arrive In
few days. Also, Circular Saw Mill and one Clover
Huller on hand and for sale by SIX REEDER
Athens, Tenn, may 11-tf-346
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SOM NETTING
NEW AND VALU ABLE

The powerful King the facs Of the globe now
reigns supreme In the American Republic. The powcr
Of the crowned heads OF Europe sink into insigcancs
when com pared TO our American King
Eurspsan kings employ the power vested In them 20
increase the riches OF the rich aud ors, aud 70 reduce
20 greater misery aud degradation the poor aud depend
cut our American King goes forth with equal willing
ness 10 the ordly mansion and the humble cabin ready
alike administer relief aud TO offer health and hsppi-
mess the lofty aud ,owly, the rich aud the poor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-01

preliminary meeting of the Fillmore and Donel-
Club of Mobile was held in their club room at the
Court House of that city on last Friday evening
VIM. E. Jennings, Esq, presided, and j. r. Easthurn
Esq, acted as Secretary.
A committee Of gentlemen was appointed to nomi
who reported George N. Stewart for President. John
J: Walker, James Battle, John c. Hodges. George W.
Tarleton, Martin Greer, John Hurte &. Labuzan, IN.
s. Bonnt L. G; Hubbell, J. c. Calhoun, r. NJ John
SON Sterling ThroTer M We and George A Chambers, Vice
taries and George W. Bond Treasurer, ali Of whom
were elected. r. : go Z 49,.
Mr.. Stewart then took the chair, and some resolu.
tions were adopted among which was one authorizing
all young men under the age of twenty-five to forrn
an independent club. -
The meeting then adjourned to the front of the
Court House, where it was addressed by c. C. Lang.
don and s. G. Stramler, Esqs. E7 T1@'D
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cannot carry asinge Northern State. Ifsfr Fillmore
be sustained in the South he should be, he be
eiecteo by the people, II tie south adheres to Blu
cnahan, the election necessarily goes to the House.
Ihe issue OF the contest s with the sontf. II they
choose to elect Fillmore, Hey can do 1t! If they
desert him, Fremont is our next President beyond a
shadow Of doubt. Nj Essex. Z
PSI ?. M. Both Houses have adjourned with
out coming to any conclusion. The Senate has deter
mined to maintain its position, and unless tie House
give way the probability is there will be no adjourn
ment at all until the meeting Of the next Congress
The Black Republicans, in a test vote to-day, had
only one majority. But they have sent of for their
absentees, and will have most of them here By
Monday. = - a. !. y.
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THE STEAMSHIP ARABIA,-As we published few
days since some structures on the officers of the
steamship Arabia for leaving the port of Halifax
whilst that vessel leaking at the rate of eighteen
tons per hour, stated by the New York papers, it
is but proper that should give the other side of
the story, which we find in letter from Mr.. E.
Cunard to the New York Daily Times Nr. Cunard
says:
You will ohlige me by publishing the following ex.
tract from letter which I have just received from
Halifax, respecting the Arabia
She arrived here about IL o'clock on Friday morn
ing, having been detained off the harbor by fog We
pumped the water out Of the fore peak, then re-
moved the coal, and made good and secure passage
TOR the water under the coal We also stuffed oakum
in the leak from the inside and shoed the fore peak
OF as well as could and sent a driver down, who
put oakum and tallow in the leak from the outside
Before she left ascertaned that one OF her dom
key engine pumps, of q inches could keep pace
with the leak whereas she has four pumps connected
with the engine of 10 inches each, four deck hand
pumps, of inches, and two pumps which were put
in the fore hold of q inches each, making in all six
raj to hold survey on her; he sent the master OF the
flag ship and the foreman of the shipwrghts of the
dockyard before she sailed read to the passengers
copy Of their report to the Admiral.
Its purport was, that the ship was making about
is tons Of water an hour and this has been cleared
by one donkey engine. There are very ample appi'
ances to clear much larger leak, if necessary, as
well as six pumps, which can be worked by hand
From the mode adopted in-board to keep out the
water it will to strengthen the bows and from
the mode adopted outboard, from allowing oakum tc
suck into the leak, it is probable that it will diminish
and we further think, from what we have seen ant
the reports of the divers, that the ship can proceed
to England in safety"
After reading this to the passengers told them
Wonld give them an hour to make up their minds
those who did not wish to go could have their none!
returned in full, or passage in the Canada: Thel
expressed themselves perfectly satisfied, and believe
about Is landed here; also put two more boats Oh
board feel quite sure in my own mind she will g
home all right
+ may add, from myself, that the pumping capacit
of the Arabia is 900 tons per hour by inject
ing from the ship instead Of from the sea.
Your obedielt servant, E. CUNARD.
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ABITA SPRINGS.

Dear Crescent: Although but three days have
elapsed since my arrival, already feel the beneficial
effects OF the waters, mineral baths and cool bracng
air of the piny-Woods. left the city with sckIy
appetite, and more stomach than curry comb, but
have in this short time got myself, tbanks to the
above0 in condition to do full justice to land
lords table, The medicinal properties Of these springs
for curative purposes, this year being tried By
persons from allqnarters, and has thus far been d
most triumphant success There is no need in future
for the halt lame lazy to seek for health at remote
points, as all that be claimed for any Of the nu
merous springs combined here. The house is sit
uated in the midst Of a clean, open, piny- woods
country, delightful either promenading or hunting
and the company generally divested Of that formaIty
that to many, is 50 tiresome, but which in large
hotels generally rules in that respect this is sDem
ocratic Hall The ladies todde about in loose gowns
hunt, fish, ride hard trottng ponies that swing them
up and down with the regularity of churn staff and
enjoy it oil with hearty gusto. Mine host, Capt.
Bosere, and his aabe lady do all in their power to
promote the happiness and comfort of their guests.
The former has been great traveller over sea and
land and has fund of tale and anecdote in store,
that otmes sets the table roar and serves to pass
the dinner hour. For the last day or two we have
|
would become practical proverb as for some hou1a
the thunder reyerberated through the heavens with
an assiduity that threatened second deluge. The
shatterng an immense pine close to the house into
thousand pieces, and causing the femenines "dread
full shock" was all the damage done. The sun came
ont bright, clear, and beautiful, and at this momen
the tall pines are waving to and fro to delightful
breeze, that drives away mosquitoes, makes th,
thought Of a blanket comfortable, and serves as
lullaby to the tired hunter or fisherman.
Anaccident that might have been serious in it
consequences, occurred in this vicinity last evening
Mr. Dick Bein, Mr.. Woods and son of Capt Bossier
were on their way heme when the horses backed tn
wagon off bridge, distance of twelve feet; horses
wagon and passengers turning complete sammerset
Mr. Wood was knocked cold and remained so 70
some ten minutes most lucky escape. Izaatl
Waltons and Nimrods, rig up your tackle for fish aht
game and to the Abta; its giving propertie
cause the 'stream to flow smoothly on and you vii
return invigorated and refreshed for the fall cam
paign. Yours, in haste,
/ --E@ JACK SHORT.
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Neh Orleans 9ailp Greseent.

The American State Council Of Kentucky adjourned,
finally on the 9th ult., after adopting resolution
dispensing with secresy and rituals An address and
resolutions were also adopted expressing the fullest
confidence that the State will cast It's vote for Fill.
more and Doneison in the coming election.
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p;S; NOVEL BESEToIENoEAt 1 beautiful villa near
Paris was lately given q charming fete Pretty
women by scores were present, and tbe Ioyelisst
among among the party was Madame IT, always e1ninently
At the commencement of the ball % young gallant.
the flower Of the sporting clubs hastened to be the
francs.n y Ttss' d N
Madame 7" replied the puzzled cavalier.
u said twenty francs r
8 beg your pardon, madame replied he smiling,
:" there is imisund nderstandiug. had the honor 10
ask your hand for waltz z zF.
' :, All! you are right replied the lady quickly.
there was misnnde anding.I thought yoa asked
me for quadrille but since it waltz It will be
forty francs.H ls#s S9s 1s5s i
More puzzled than ever, the gentleman waited an
explanation, which she gave him with gracoas
smile. ~
do you not understand sir" that / am DANCING
for the benefit Of the Inundated II is one louis for
price, Re a
At=this rate. Madame 7. had no lack of partners,
and bravely and Ghariably danced till the close of
the ball. Who but q French woman would nave
dreamed Of such source of revenue?
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AN ABoLTTloNIsT IN rMoB1LE.--The Advertiser, of
Saturday last. has the following =

Saturday last, has the following sr.
The most important case which was before the
Mayors Court yesterday was that of f. m. c. named
Spencer Coleman, charged with attempting to raise
an insurrecton among the slave population. The eX-
animation was continued until o'clock, when it was
shown that Coleman, who cannot read, had been in
the habit Of collecting lot of negroes at his house.
when his Son. fellow tolerably well educated would
passage from his sons reading, and preaching on it.
In of his sermons he asserted that the time would
soon come when the negroes would be as good as
white folks, be allowed to vote and be on terms of as
perfect equality with them here as IN Heaven, The
evidence was considered not sufficient to justify his
conviction charged, yet enough to prove him dan
gerous and suspicious character. He was, therefore,
given thirty days to leave the State and required
lie remained, In default Of the latter be was locked
up.
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Yrgg, LAE1E SHORE PACK EFT
E4aiisslIt1E5S STEAMER RCIiEGSpLE.-Snmmer Arrange
ment. For Ocean Springs and in,ermediate land.
CREOLE Joseph Nelson master, built expressly for this trade
with superior accomodaos will leave the Pontchartrap
Railroad the Lake of the follows:
Leaves Pontchartran Railroad, Leaves ocean Springs
MONDAYS,,.TI A. NJ, cars MONDAY EVENING.
TUESDAYS ,,.9 A. NJ cars WEDNESDAY EVENING,
THURSDAYS. A. NJ cars | FRIDAY MORNING.
FRIDAYS,,.....4 4 P. NJ cars SATURDAY MORNING.
SATURDAYS. A P. NJ. cars SUNDAY EVENING.
Leaves Jefferson Railroad-
TUESDAY $40 A. N. cars SATURDAY, go P. NJ. cars.
The CREOLE returning Monday nights and Sat
Louis.
Freight baggage, horses carriages etc on Tues
Thursdays by these trips, must be sent to the
railroad the days previous in time for the u
trains Fridays and Saturdays the previous days or
i'll time the O'Clock trans will be left III til the next
trip.
Cabln passageo Mississippi City Bloand Ocean Springs 81 20
Deck l 2
r. GEDDES Agent. 10 Bank Place.
New Orleans June l. 1856 je5
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WEIR ISSISSIP

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Sd inst. Mt 5 P. NJ.
IT, s, REGULAR MEMPHIS PACK
assAs Vile, Lake Providence Vicksburg, and all in
ternednte anings1he fine fast running passenger steamer
Louisa. Frank Keeling masier will leave above For
freight or passage apply on board or 10
LEWIS SNAPP & Co, 81 Front street.
P SThe Louisa has inst been thoroughly repaired and put
in complete order will remain in The trade during the win
She is receiving freight al the foot of Canal
&
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The National Inelligencer, Of the 23d ult., says:
The Hon. Thomas H. Benton appeared in the Cap
itol yesterday, having just returned from his arduous
political canvass in Missouri, in excellent health and
spirits. S"|@ ''%
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sTEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
FOR RED RIVER

VIII leave on TU UEsDAY. % inst. at o'clock r. NJ.
f7wgs - FOR ALEXANDRIA-THE FINE
fast running passenger packet steamer Union,
G. A. Crook, MASTER will leave for
Gorto's Landing, Alexandria and a intermediate landings
This beat large and comfortable and unsurpassed for speed
and elegance For freight apply on board or TO
LEWIS SNAPP & CO.,
81 III. i.z tg 81 Front street.
MIThe Union having two good Lighters her freight will be
put through to Alexandria without detention.
VIII leave on TUESDAY: ID inst at & o'clock ?
, fEs5e h, FOR RED RIVEK-T he VERY
light draught Lafittc, St ckInan
master will leave positively for Alexandria Cor
toms Landing Mouth Red River and all intermediate landings
above. For freight apply board or to
r. i. SMITH, 4 Tchonpitoulas street.
E Freight taken for Shreveport and all intermediate land
ings If consigned at Alexandra. 81
Will leave on WEDNESDAY, Sd inst, at o'clock r M
. RsSs FOR RED FeTVER-THE VERY
saIs light dranght q Inches steamer Latitte, Hsr-
Goons Landing Mouth Red River and all Intermediate land
ings above For freight passage apply board
LEWIS SNAPP & CO, 81 Front street
R The LAFITTE passge over the bar ut the Mouth Red
River without detention. Shippers may rely on her going
through without delay She will take freight for Shreveport
and all landings above Alexandria, If consigned to that place.
81
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THE LAKE.

sYgs, u, y. MALL. -- FOR MANDEVILLE,
Lewsbug MA aadsonyile G9yngen @ Yan Sna Ao,,a
Capt Holman will leave for the above and intermediate land
ings, follows:
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UPPER MIS- SIsSIPPI.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Sd Inst. Mt p NJ
fES REGULAR SIT. LOUIS PACKET.
The new, elegant and swift passenger packet
will leave for St. Louis Cato Hickman Memphis and
landings For freight passage, appyon
board, 3 JOHN E HYDE n Co., \
81 5.#&A f ~3"- s=@ q 66 Poydas street. s
E9 The Cora Anderson Is entirely boat, built
fpr Orleans aad st. Louis trade.
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WATERING PLACES.

49, PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL-TI1Is COM
f modious and eligible establishment is for the
M reception of visitors and complete arrangements have
perfected for the entertainment Of inferior to
hotel upon the Gulf Coast. GRICE JAMES,
iy4 2n2t-ln, ProDrietors,
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G4Sro PLEASURE e EXCUKSlON N
r. ghf=a-. FsTWICE A WEEK ACROSS THE LAKE
The elegant low pressure steamer arrow,
tran Railroad every TUESDAY and FRIDAY on the arrival
commencing on Friday the 18Th inst the purpose of giving
opportunity to those who wish TO visit their aniss Liz
refreshing lake breeze Returning from Vaudeville the same
day in time the halfpast O'Clock train for the CITY,
Esy This arrangement will interfere with the regular
trips Of the boat as advertised in her schedule.
: fY22 Il Tickets. 81 Dinner, SOC.
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49, TT = sIAAmGiss s..,, - A.n' s1sEi :

af5E~-E=rTzaa SOUTHERN BE.LLE. EsI-S@rae=5s
III magnificent e. 5. Mnii THE elegant aud fast
steamer Il cl ipse, L. lining steamer y o II II TN
Rroadyel commander, will Belle, j. NJ Broadweli,
commence regular weekly commaner will her
trips the New Orleans Vcs Irregular weekly trips in the New
burg Miken's Bend, Lake Orleans, Grand Gulf, Rodney
Providence Princet trade and Natcez trade MON
on THURSDAY, 9Th Septem DAY, the 9Th September, leav
ber leaving New Orleans every ling New Orleans every MON
THURSDAY EA ENING, at DAY EVENING" at 5 O'Clock,
O'Clock for the above end all for te above and all ntcrncd
intermediate landings late landings.
The undergoing thorough overhauing
retng will be in complete order and will attend faithfully
to all business entrusted totheircare-
The ECLIPSE will receive freight for Yazoo river and
ship nj NicksburE without delay
Neither the ECLIPSE the SOUTHERN BELLE will be
responsible for letters packages containing money other
vauahcs unless regular bills Of adnE taken and contents
stated for vuabes deposited by passengers with the
CLERK contained IN baggage.
No bills VIII be recognized unless contracted under written
order from the Captains Of either Of The above boats and all bills
he presented at the Office of the boat which they belong
before IL O'Clock he day Of leaving for approval which will
then be paid presentation at the Office Of the Agents. IL Gr
vier street
For freight or passage apply on board
BR0ADWEfI4 Bros & co, 65 Gravier st.,
or LEWIS SSAPP & Co. 81 Front ST.
N. BA clerk will be the Ievec every Monday morning
receive freight tor both boats up the time Of leaving
aI6 1m
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49, EsTILL SPRINGS, EsT1LL COUNTY, KEN
N TUCkY-Ths fine Summer Retreat is sitlaed near he
L: cnucky River surrounded by wild and rou,arc
scenery of the picturesque and healthy
in the world It is fftyre miles east from Lexng
and accessible by fine graded road Arrangements have
made with the Kentucky Stage Company for running
line daily coaches from Lexington the Springs
passengers leaving Louisville Cincinnati by the
ing will arrive the Springs the evening
The place fine condition and for the ecep,'O
Of visitors, Mrs. o. CHfIES,
my2 JOHN CHTIES.
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY. Sd inst, at
ID EyN FhTIEEs CtIp

e New Madrid Memphis, Napoleon, and all inter
s. mediate landings, in connection with the Illinois
Central Railroad for Al the Eastern and Western citssThe
Prima Donna, A. Mctiowu MASTER is now in port ready
to receive freight and will leave above For freight pas
sage apply on board or to
u ]. ]. CIIILDs Is Poydrss street.
B The Pma Donna offers great Inducements to
and shippers being Of very light drau large and airy
rooms will take but 200 cargo and her draugh
then will be only five feet. .= Ia
N- Particular attention paid all way and plantation freight
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FOR POINT CLEAR..uNTrL FU

fTS1ra FUR
67MsltE,l ther notice. the steamer Southern Star,
Capt John F. Carson will saye s;.a. town sS pnIT 91Isy
CLEAR and b BATTLES WHARF.
sundays Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays will leave
town At 10 o'clock A. NJ will land the Short Wharf in
the Hotel convenience families freight Sunday
s i,1,r DAYIn & FORD, Agents.
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= 200 bags Targona Almonds;
100 Ivaca
50 cases Fancy Box Prunes;
20 Jar
100 boxes Sperm Candles (Sanl. Leonard's)
% cases Canton Ginger;
IS :. Sardiues wholes halves and quarters;
20 bbls. Brazil Nuts; y r. D..
bales Hops, for sale by
A. F. COCHRAN HALL,
auT 36 Gravier street.
YETHISESY-2OO bbls and half bbs Rertied for sale by
wv JOSEPH LANDS & CO.,
au25 33 Tchoupitouas street.
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81 THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
SN large rumher of Of the disease prevalent
$ Aamong horses and mules called Water Farey, tlew
NJ ing itself first in the coffin eint in small sores, ill.,
crejsn nply in sze would nfonis patrons and the pub
lie generally that owing 10 the nature of the disease
established separate hospital for such patients where
by prompt attention and careful treatment he is in almost all
enabled TO effect if taken in time The first
generally in the coffin joint in the shape Of small
sores increasing RAPIDLY and developing the bone Remember
a cure guaranteed If taken in time DR. ELLIOTT,
jyH If Veterinary Surgeon, Dryades ST., opposite Union.