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Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-09
MARRIED.,

On tho lst INST, By Henry Ickes, Esq .
Mr. Abner W Sleei, Of S.. Clair tp., 10
Miss Rachel Sparks. of Hopevell tp.
Ga the 4th inst., by the same, Mr. Dan
lei Christuan, Of St. Clair tp, 10 Miss
Hannah IKE, Of Union tp.
Ga the l2;b uR., ty 2 Sehlnan. Esq :,
lIr. Franklin lowry to Miss Phoebe Ellen,
daughter of Mr.. .46robam " Shroyer, ali
Of Bedford county.
0n the 20th nlf.. near Pcasautviils, by
the Rev. n L. Gilds. Mr.. Tobias Feather,
70 Miss Caharine ,7ilison, both Of Bedford
County.
On the l6tb ult, by II Nicodemns, Esq,
Mr.. John DeGbauel,, OF Bedford Boroug..
to Mics Hannah Davis, of CumberIrnd VAL
.ey III.
.7t CflariesyiIle. Pa, on the 3th uIt.. by
the Rev. G. Z. Iio9neier, Mr Josiah Nv
cum, to Miss Julian DehI, Of the aboe0
place
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-09

The General has been before the people
this campaign considerable time e--evan be-
fore his nomination by the Conference at
Bedford. 1t first tue Democrat derlared
that it would sooner ''see him elected than
any other" of our party. A few weeks ago
it contained piilful aud imporiug article
to the effect that no Democrat should vote
for him. In all this time the opposition
could say nothing agiin.t--:"pla do moth
ing to stay the ti@e in his favor il oar Coun-
ty. Bnt seeing that something had to be
attempted, they examined his life, which
has been 50 opln, pure, chivalrous and OPP
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-09

Toy aid aot kaor tntaf Il eortainsd, These
are the plain facts.
let our Union friends beware of this
charge, which hes been estien cut At ii'is
late Gay. Nlr. Alsip voted AGAINST Bu-
elianau last fall, aud every one in Bedford
Reews this fact Fnrihei, h ies aer-r de-
ned il
There are n.any other lies ont against
him-- believe none OF them; he is one Of the
best men in our town-snd no man stands
higher in the good opinion Of everybody
acquainted With him.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-09
i ,aIl,y' !! |!
RALLY! RALLY!!
To the Pollsl To the Polls !


Tuesday next is day big viii, importance
to our glorious old Commonwealth. Lot
every .7meriean and Republiesn voter saen,
turn-out and vote for the Whole S,ate and
County ticket. The Locofocos have plung
ed our State into a Debt of over 100000
COO Packer will continue. should lie be
elected, ,,he Lcco.oco policy whichhe pursued
whilst Canal Commissioner Wilmot viii
continue the policy Of Gov. Pollock in P1y-
Ing off the State DEBT. Oar friends will
thus sec the Importance Of the present cleo
tion BeSides, all The important County
officers are to be chosen next Tuesday, and
it is an additional matter Of Importance that
there should be large Turnout. To Loco
foco policy DO we owe tae present HARD
TIMES, anu every one who is in favor Ct
bringing a6out more faoora5ie Siate Of
ofa,s, will gn aud vote our ticket.
We deem it unnecessary to say more here
tlan what wc have stated oD our great rrin-
ciplss throughout the campaign. Every
voter knows and feels fheic Importance, aud
let every one Of such. act on next Tuesday
as though the wl,cle f4te of the election de-
pended on his individual vote. Then Rail
LY! R.7LLY from mouutain aud val
les. from store-room and workshop, from
farnl-l lou>e, aud your mines, to the support
Of our glorious principles
TuRN-oUTi TURNOUT every nan Of
you, let no one stay at home, and Jour State
! aud yom bretheren throughout the Onion
viii bless yon.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-09
l.CCOFOCO R00RBiChS.
John Alsip, ESQ.

The Iocoiocos, we understand, have put
IN circul. .tion all kiajs Of Infamous and has"
ialsehoods ~ relation to JOHN AISlP,
Esq. onr eaudldat. fot pro,honotary. Fear
ing his popularity, they have resorted to tins
means g detya! him and elect Maj Ia.e.
Of Bedford County are determined 20 elect
tbeig favcrte candidate, without respect to
tar,y. Of tue truth Of this fact they need
give ,hcnlselve. no trouble.
One cf the charges circulated rretty
generally IN lbe Northeastern part of the
t'ounty, is, that JOHN ALSIP is in the
labi, of using Intoxicating lqucr to ex-
,.ess, aud thar upou one occasion he was
20 drink, tla, be bad To he put 10 led in
2lr lIafer's Hotel! This is a base .frise-
hos5 Mt aua cr Nj Hafer's family
know any thing Of the occurrence, ond had
It tpken place. they would certainly have
known the fact Persons who support
Maj Tate ought to be the last oa-s to cir
cui4te rile lie Ike this on Mr. Aisr,.
Another roorback is to the effect that
Alr. Al>ip tells Democrats that ''he is a
pemocrst, and that be supported Mr. Bu-
ebauan last fall, aud that 'ike meH tch0
DID not rois 70, Jas. Bac1rnaa ros mol n
true nan 10 his country" That be may
! -. s.l, IYc,,,.,.v,t -
tiers not; for we all, Americans and Re-
puhiicaus, contend that re are the only
true Democrats, as We support the real old
siuun- rugr Jefersonian Democratic princ-
p!e., whilst the present bogus Democracy
have deserted all the old timc-honcred
landmarks. That Mr. Alsip should have
,aid that ',at supported NJ. Raeb4a1n last
taH,' anI that she man who dii not ro te
for Mr. Buchanan, was not true friend TO
L,s country Is faise Tie charge is
gotten up al this late day, 10 defeat him
The above lying charge originated ie
shi, way Mr. Alsip, in his visit 10 Mon
roe, stepped at the house OF fIr Means, aus
whilst there, should have stated to boy
that "he yo'ed For Buel,auau" Mr.
Means was about ho,ue aud is a Democrat,
's,t strong friend of Alsip. and il Is very
singular 'hat Mr.. AIsip should have eiee-
tioneared il this Hay With the boy. know
iRg Lim TO have no vote, aud not say any
thiug of the kind 10 the Father Tie LIE
Is TOO traaspnenti0 10 eaftd aHylh,ag bf 4af.
Ffoa' THIS boz, il appear. some day,
after, gas in the store oi Mr. States. n
Bloody kun. and in conversation STATED
that "Ar. Al>ip was good and clever
man, Who said TO him thai Mr. Buei,anar
was great statesmen, aud he beiievet
world make good President" II seem.
1n nBifa1Nf Eas WRITTEN OUT aud la-
Esn TO he gouag man in lie field al uors
his mother wished to call his father. bai
was prevented, The p4rtiss engaged in Mil
f4s'nfss stating that they only wanted II
see the boy. They gent 10 bin. and read
sSe affidavit, but he told them tLs, Mr..
ALslP chad NOT SAID ro mn THAT III
VOTED roR RrcnAsAa Thy replied
ihat he Lad stated 50 in States store, ana
lNIlAInArfp him iute signing be sG5darit
II anything taors LGn his Is siatel ia tux
-Glasi' i strong presumption !, 'hSt tie
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-09

.sE ooDLtSD CREAN''--.4 Pomade fo7 beanfi-
Jyiag ihe Hair.-higbly perfnmed. superior 10
any french article imported aud for hslf tho
price. Fer dressing Ladies' Hair il has h.
equal, giving il q bright glossy Appearance
II causes Gentlemens Hair to curl in the most
natural manner. 1t removes daudrrT alwavq
giving the dair the appearance Of being fresh
shln,p9oed. Price only fty cents. None
genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE q CO.. preprietors Of the
Baim gf T,oasaad Fio1cery."
For sale By all Druggists. f27eowz.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-09
BEDFORD INQUIRER AND CHRONICLE.

right, that finding rot single political or
personal fact that couhl be brought against
him, they, under tic colm of correspon-
dence, gotur tie faise aud ridienIous charge,
that many years ag'. he read Tom Paine's ;
.4ge of Reason discussed it-- and there
fore is an infdel
The correspondent, ''Iuiher," asks ct
the pious Demoerq', are sou not, and have
you not been for some gears hack, aware
tLat tins young man, lIr. KooNrz, in mat
fers of religion, j, a believer in the writings
Of Tom Paine, reading Pines work callei
The ,7geof Reason! To this
interrogatoiy the Demoer@ says, aWe are
not personally aware Of tic lnfielic belief
of this gentleman. bul that others are.
This charge, coming through the Democrat
could. and viii not--ser;ous though it might
be, If fjue change yo;e-but as onr
silence shall not be Construed ss endorsing
Luther, which even Mr.. Mitchell personally
did not dare to dove say Mr.. Koontz is
not now, never was, and has never been sus-
pecfed or reputed for being an In6del, or a
believer IN the writings of Tom Paine.
Mr.. KdoSTz, is we'll known here, has
passed lis days among us-from childhood
to manhood before the eyes Of old and
young. He is Of pature at once frank
social aud Ionest-and if he seriously be-
lievel shat ''Luiher" says be does--all his
companions and frieaJs would have known
it. But up to this time, no such thing was
ever heard Of On the contrary, Mr.. kooNTz
is much attached to the tsnets of one of our
churches-goes to service frequently, 10th
in his own church and ofhers-has literally
subscribed TO the new house Of worship
erected by the congregation to which be aud
his family holi. We are Informed by one
,f tl,o y,a,nhors 6sDamoor.4 ;; th,t ba la c
l 80. ~, ohau l..
eaorr l.t
N. Eoovr, :. ..,ioo. ooa sohol,r
,n,n wbo r;ll ,h;nt ana ,x,n,;ns for him.
.,,c. "a NAN ,.no .l,nu MIA. ,h,usand.
&c ,ho noro ;,,.ll;uon. Chr;.,;,n. bovo aono
h.eora .na sine. r.,a p,;,o,s uorks-he
- ,;..,,.J -. - ;,n H.
: r.. al ;.
,.uou.n boro - M. comn,ni,v or oven ,gos
,.,;.. ! ,Lo u.;,;nns - Ton, p .;na
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-09

Gen Bowman, some twelve or fifteen
yenrs ago, opposed Il. L. Russell, Esq,
who was not practising attorney, For Pro-
thonotary, because lie was a Lawyer lie
said Lawyer might get the people into
difficulties, If he we're elected Prothonotary.
Sow he says that s. H. Tate, Esq, who is
practising Lawyer ought TO be elected be-
cause he isn Larger! @, consistency -
Maj. Tate has brother who is lawyer in
Bedford; would il be safe, to elect him
Prothonotary. whore he would have chance
to get honest farmers into endless ia,esuits,
probably for The purpose OF getting his
brother employed us their .7t'orney
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-09
The Great English Remedy.
SIR JlNES CLAREE'S
CsaJal,-a@-e,2 Ea,,,-1a r3;1i.
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from prescription ?f Sir J. Clarke.
II. D Paysieioa Extraordinary 10 tAe Qusea
This iuvit uable medicine is un falling in tho
cure ot all those painful AID danger laa dis
eases 10 which the female constitution is sub.
ject. Il modcra Is All ,xccSs and relsoves all
distractions. and speedy cure naty be relied
on.
To MARRIED LADIES
it is pee uliarly suited. Il viii. ina short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar bea-s the
Government Stamp OF tfseat Britain, 10 pre-
vent cunnIertcis
Cal TE0&.
These Pills shoNid nj ss taken bv yefaales da
ring Tie FIRST THREE AfONTHS Of PreG-
aaneg, az hey are sure 10 bring on Misclr iags.
bat al any other time tfsg ave safe.
Ia all eases Of Nervoas and Spinal Aff,sc-
tions Pain In the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on
slight eNertioa, Palnitation OF the Heart, Hys-
tcrieS, and Whites. these Pills will effect
cure when ali other means nave failed, and al
calomel sutimony, or anything hurtfal TO the
constitution.
Fnll dire stions accompany each package.
Sole Agcnl FOR the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES,
Late I. &. Btldwin 4 Co.,)
Rochester, n. Y.
n. .B-Sl 90 ami c postage stunps enclosed
10 any authorized Agett, VIII insure battle
ofthe Pills hy retdrn mail
For sale BY Or. r. +. Harry
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-09

ptied II did not requars conmsffee 10 IN
quire into ZONE dereiieiioa Of duty paae in
oGee
For these reasons. and they are opTy a
noiety of what conld be ad.Iaeed. am OPP
posed 70 Packer and tie rfesnt D. moeraiiq
party
VEIN F0RSEY.
Baliefonte, Sept. -, 1857.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-09

HERMAN's TiSwARR can't lie heal. -
His shop il i few do0rs Nest of the old
Glohe Hotel. lie is an old and good me
ehanie, and makes all hts woik himself. end
sells cheaper than anybody else. All uBo
want tinwsre will save money fy calling ON
him. He follows re other business aud
pays all bis attention to making and selling
good, substantial. aud cAeap work,
MAY y. 1857.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-09
Mode of Voting.

The tickets will be voted this fall on three
strips of paper. The one for Governor, Ca
nal Commissioner, Senator, Assembly, Pro
thonotary, Sheriff, and other County Offices
on one piece of paper, the Supreme Judges
on aaother piece Of paper: aud the Amend
nicuts to the Constitution on another.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-09
ATTENTION EsEFLEMEN /.

lOG are hereby ordered to parade at your
usual place Of trainisg, on WEDNESDAY, the
2lSt Gay oi actohet 1T O'Clock. 4. n. in
fan winter uaiform, itl plu ne and pom oaon.
and II roantls of cartridge, for Two DAYS
PARADE. II is earnestly requeste thar each
member wi appear on parade with his arms,
huttoas and accoutrements clean and in good
order.
Other companies are expected 70 be with us
on the occasion. and a full tura cut is desired
By order OF the Captain.
Nm. RITCHEY, o. S.
Oct. .. 1851.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-09

t. ;,e,;oa - ri p.;..o. T., od;-
:, -
ior 'i Tue -huhe} buhhhary' WHO was ehar-
eed BY Butcher Swoofe, with receiving
$3.50 90 for supporting Fremont at the last
election we ,mblisI his affidavit Its INIT
;,s,;.a - A. p.;.,on
80, '''' - 'Al' -
straight Fillmore man throughout the Thole
~" oPp'"'N '"e
/ 'A'''n ''cHct- b''t bn'cher H|oope Is a
Seoundrel and makes this charge now, be-
cause the Lan,nary sees the only chance to
Jafe..t Loeofacoi am. i 10 Sunno,t Wimot
~. y ;..,
"''''N ~ ~ WIZ - >
scoschm9 article had we room:
Lycomung County, Ss
Befare me. the UNDERSIGNED. Justice or
The Peace. ;p.ana for t.lo sai4 county Of Ly-
coming. personally appeared C. L. /. Paiu-
ter, Editor. Proprietor aud Publisher of the
Muncy I.umnary who being dnIy sworn ae-
cording to law. npoD bis solemn oath de-
cIares aud saws: That the statement which
arpeared in the ph;ladelphia ..Daily News"
of tle olst ult.. over the sion,ture of II
Bncher Swoone. CHARGING thai this depruent
aid receive tbe sum Of Three Hnndrad and
Fiftr Dollars from the Renubl;cap marty
r. ennnort ,JoI,n q. Fremont for the Pres;.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-09

john TAYLOR, Esq. has determined 10
treat the base ling charges msde against
him week before last, By II Nicodemus.
with the silent contempt an honorable man
should treat thing Ike Nicodcinns,
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-09
and Re-
psabIicans,
Go 10 the polls OF next Tuesday, an'l

Gro 10 the polls Oh Dext Tuesday, AMI
TOTE E.fRLYi
SEE 7H4T No ILLEGAL rOTES
IRE P0LLED.
S7.9Y 1T THE POLLS I'LL D.fYi
ELfFE YOUR W.AG0GS OUT,
to bring to tbe election, the aged, the in
firm, the careless.
GU.4RD YELL THE BALLOT BOX!
and have
ETERT r0TER OUT
and
Il GLORIOUS FICTORY .fW.7iTS
YOU!
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-09
Thomas Enller.

We hope our friends will see the proPri-
ETY. Of giving NIr. Imler a strong vote for
Poor Director. Tie majority Of the pres
cpt Board are Union men, and they have
since they are in power almost got that In.
stitution out Of heavy debt that was con-
tractcd by the Locofocos. One year more
aud it will be cut Of debt if we continue the
present party IN power. Mr.. Inler is in
favor Of continuing the reforms going on
there, and tie taxpayers will see that il is
to their interest to give him heavy vote.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-09
4 Great arrival of
FILL IND WINTER GOODS.

TIE undersigned has just returned from
th- Eastern Cities, with large stock ofFan
aud Winter Goods, and is now exhibiting at
CHEAP SIDE.
a general assortment of new style FAN and
Winter Goo Is, comprising Ladies Dress Goods
in part Croceyelld. Satjn striped and Plain Dc
LainS, Barrel Gash;aeres. Thibet Cloths. Al
pacas, De Btize. Cacoes. &c.
For Gentlemen ana Boys wear, Cloths Is
simer"s, Cassinctts Yestngs, &c.
Boots Shoes, II is, Bonnets. Wooden aud
Rag Carpets, Floor Oil Cloth, syrup NoiAssos,
White aud Brown Sugus Green and Biael,
Teas, Groceries of all kinds, Queensware,
Tubs Buckets, Brooms, &e. Hardware-
Shovels. Forks, Knives and Forks Spoons
&c. and all articles usually kept in stoles
Al kinds OF Pr ,dnce taken in exchange for
goods.
The nm ndersigned will sell cheap for cash. or
proince. and hopes by fair dealing 10 receive
his usual share OF patronage.
C. W. RUFF.
Oct. =, lsi.
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TIE COUNTY TICKET.

Is composed Of some Of the best men in
the County. Lat every friend of the cause
turn-out on Tuesday next, and give it i
''long pull, strong pull, and pull alto
gelher,"
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-09

THE EXTRA SELstoy.-Wo have not
heard, ap to the time Of going to press Of
anything thar the Legislature has done
The maj3rity ere Loeofoco-.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-09

Senator,
Gen. WM. II. K0ONTZ, Of Solrerset Go.
Assembly
SANLJ CASTNER. Middle Woodbcrry
HENRY c. STEW ART, Somerset County
Prothonotary Sc.
JOHN AI.SlP, Bedford Borough.
Sheriff,
JAS. s. RECKWITII, Colerein.
Treasurer,
. GEORGE r. 0STER, Bedford Borough
Commissioner,
DAVID SPARKS, West Providence.
Ponr Director.
THOMAS INI.ER, Bedford Township.
Auditor,
GEO. W. STUCKEY, Napier
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-09

Don, trade off your votes, union men.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-19
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
CT tCUIF CoU T OF THE UNITED STATES
sscoxp cIscUIr slUrHEas DISTRICT OF 81" iA'
IN TQUITY.

Tn. pr1ideu, ofNe U'rited sdtes Or ADlrGG % JoEL
Gss hjs Att6rns g. Seyrants, agents, and H0r0"'e''
and each and sCergsot them,
Where "a Il hath been Represented TO as 'n our OeuIs
Cort ~ the Uuired states for the Southern Dsrct OF
~ Yors sitting 5urt OF Equity, on the part ol VI
ianI, e. Potter and NahLnel VIII eler, coTplaSnahts'
er have LATELY bte their bill OF eompl st
Won the said Joe a<e, the Defendant 70 De
foIehin1 70 tiers therein contained, when n'I IS
sm1ag oth.r thnys for h. that you, the sa'd
AT ase violating threatening to VIC are Ger
cn > ri hte and ivieZes vested in said conpAl ants
he ns-d certain lmur0veme Is In Se 'ing nacnes, 1u
that he ct ngs and OF on the -4ia ueie
ontr.rv 70 ou ~ adA go ie ce; We tleIeoie
c,nsiieg .ton Of he premes, do strcl ana until we
S,rtn orders of Court eoOia ana conlnehu you,
80 Ial haze AID YOUR At ornevs, Servants ara work
nd each mi every ore Of the ~, Ter the Ptnalty
at nav Ii thereon that Won, and elcn OF ou 90 to
6snc-ort . altogether, ab oiutely ana untl 'he lui
dr Of this court esis aud -efrafn from direcuy OF III
c,u. u;t,nZ, maxing, wOr@ ing, usIng Sc lnR
pItlinx ,to urActije op7rt'lo1 or ID any I9
fai n or irALrng the ny-ntinn improve oel9D
100 m aid co uLlalaznt-, AMI scribed Claimed anu &C.
20 q in certain Legters Patent Of the OhlIei - =,
issu n A g. vii on, and bearing dtfe the z-i "aS "
Jan ary Is g. and Owned the cInP .t - ~
sal CO claimants der $40 Psient ana @ IIL i -
or M vioat q iDfTn4,ng said Letters F@'8H' "
IN ptT hereof. ~ - ~ %. T,,-ics
-S ttrne s the Hon RoGER B. TsssY Ca et 'lstsct @
~ the Supremr II the United state,'st - - :
IC, y o. ~ york. in aid T c. IN - lilg - !
Of sep temb-r, IN IN yea s ol our L0i' 0A
- S'h u'And eight hqa15Ta m n nv ia '''' '''A
GEo. GIFFo D *. &sTNSrH 'SiSaI,. g. VII G,sik. Ts.
II TWtusI ee' Neg YORK
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-19
BBECG'S AR7lC IMMINENT.

DIT III ~ GlA ~ SsHNS'HINN
This great specific, which triumph in the progress
resente 10 public free from pain, suffering and dis
ease II was not difcovere # now prepared FOR
tho ssd of so nd health and robust constitution,
but for q large class who are su9e.ins pain
Have Have you y0o The the 3 ssslssasGi STe15ts'f
Have you the lar or Tooth AcasI
You rid yourself en- rely oi these uio' e'Hs S
by the use Of Bragg's Arctic LnimSnt.
Are YOU sLferin from severe bT7tt~eS 81
Are you enduring pain from SprG'nsI -,
bo of the Arctic Liniment will surely I'VE rehe
Rhelin7atisHs Is a dreadful complaint
W. .b is he wonderful healing properties OF Brsggs
Arct; Iniment that it will almost Instantly cure acute
and chronic ~ HjIl So s1fsr h Sssrgsyf
WIN win YOU suffer will the PsteSE
Why will YOU submitto CaaL6tdtnsg
When by using the Arctic Liniment 9ou mag hnd per-
who are wear after year suffering with one or more OF he
manv diseases ~ih which humanity is an cea unn os
scaid head ch bans piles corns, warts bites Of Insects
eyes, tooth ache ear ache neursgs' & sGIe s
seurvey the breast sore lips stiffness IN the A
rheumatism. gOu' &C. have a,,oss iastensa upon '
To all such Dr Br ggs Aciic uinimen comes as sure
and SPEEDY remedy is Oaln fo eVery Wound, anu
neTe iIs Fl, ndreds and thousands testing is vir
tues and are reoc ng freedom ir"m pain and sunrin
TAEME AND HORSE RAIsERs.
Dr. Brsgg's Arctic Lniment is also sovereign n 5
for the various diseases with which horses arc s
during the alarm pg cases of bruises, sPI@ rs
halt wounds terao he sweeney abe Keepers or
apv person owning valuable horses should be without "
IT'S PREPARAuoS.
The ingredients Of Arctic u emens are OF toe most
costly kind while the Is ne toEed upon com
oo1n5in1 them b, one Of members or H. com any
bo maSes a personal examn ltion Of every bottle Pot
NO FAMILY SHOULD WITHOUT II.
In case Of acci eut, wise TO lave remeoy a.
% Apply instanv May lives are thereby saved wne1 @
Igf to The pod ting time Of medic Al prac Oues
bSan lott The Arctc LnimeHt IS the best specine
as IL acts upon the parts afsc inst mt y. So. d
II IA nut up 10 2ac and 81 bottles. Ihe ~
Al hotri contain so 40 pr more Linimen' 'h3n
The 95c bottles and much cheaper
Every De on DuSInk OottIe OF bRAHS 7Hoiu iS
rTHkEr wi be furnished at DR.. Braggs expen se' Slt,
Eu9rson's U lite Journal published IA NeT MI
or one wear filling 10 cert 1cte aroun s9cn Do I
ar bottle and sending it TO 81 EAKRsoH Co.. MOL
broad"ay' NC" IVA RRAGG BURRoWES.
Sole Propretors, Sc. Louis Mo:
W W Berry DemnviIle, WhOles tle Agents anu .!
| g W. Hendershott, A. H. Roscoe, and J. Stretch