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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-04
THE CASH SYSTEM.

The Editors in Cumberland, Md,
arc working up to the following terms,
and they seem to lice through the ex-
pertinent. We are thinking seriously
of commencing the next volume of the
UNION upon the same plan--indeed,
our necessities make it Imperative
We have on oul books, since we COM
menced business in Morgantown, dues
to the amount Of Twenty, fus Hundred
Dollars! We have pursued the credit
system, until both capital and credit
are nearly exhausted; and We must
now either work for cash, or turn our
attention to another pursuit.
SUBSCRIPTIONS to the paper cash in
variably in advance.
ALL jos Work cash.
ALL TRANSIENT ADvERTIzIsd cash
in advance.
Persons ordering the insertion of
legal advertisements will be held res
ponsible for payment for the same
when the time for which they were or.
dercd to be inserted shall expire,
PATENT MEDICINES, one half in ad.
vance and the balance in six months.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-04
The Next Governor.

A Washington correspondent of the
True Virginian, who signs himself
Marion" concludes letter Oh divers
matters and things as follows:
Have your people begun as yet to
talk Of the next Governor Of your
State ? The election comes off next
year, and it is highly important that a
true and tried man should be selected.
There is no man in your State who has
q better national reputation than John
.Lctcher, or who has more truly and
entirely the confidence Of your State.
JIG is, too, from the division Of West.
ern Virginia which is entitled, by cour-
tcsy, to the governor. But Jet him be
who nc may, for the sake of congistcn-
cy and principle, don't choose dem
ocrat Of recent birth We want one
who hes never been affiliated with
whiggcry."
JGay" This is a most unkind thrust
at Governor Wisc, and even at Prcsi.
dent Buchanan, both Of whom were
formerly Wings, or rather Federalists
Of the ultra stamp!
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-04
What they think of II in Kansas.

From tile Laurence Republican May 6.
Lecompton is therefore passed.
provided the people of Kansas vote to
accept the preferred landgrab; other
wise we remain in territorial condition
until we have $4,000 inhabitants.
Of course we will remain Territory !!
from the Leauenworth Ledger Nay 7.
I The Government does not own land
enough to buy up the people of Kan
sas. The originators and abettors Of
the movement are boasting that the
inhabitants Of this territory would bar
ter their hopes in this life and the next
for grab at Uncle Sans domain
What pitiable mistake
from tile Lea0emworM Times, May g..
+ Our duty as it appears to us, is plain
though it be painful. With that deyo-
ton and magnanimity characteristic of
the Free State party, we should drop
all thought of existing State govern
ments, go like ono man into the cleo
ton under the English bill, vote the
land bride, with it's Lecompton appen-
dage into eternity, and then urge for.
ward emigration, so that before anoth-
er year rolls around, we may count q
population guaranteeing our admission
into the confederation.
From, the LeavenvorM city Ledger,
May g.
We have too much confidence in the
people of Kansas to believe that they
will accept any such proposition. we
believe that they would rather remain
a Territory eternally, than to come in
to the Union under such insulting and
degrading conditions. What! be
bought up like a flock Of sheep? Sac
rifice our principles, for the triumph
Of which we have been so earnestly con-
tending, for u fine slice of the public
lands? Away with such an idea!
From the Quindaro Mindovan Nays.
The fiat Of the people is just as sure
ly pronounced as though it had been
heralded by trumpet voices from every
hilltop that diversifies our beautiful
prairies. No new manifesto need be
made. The unfair submission of the
Lecompton constitution will not shield
it; the people will strike through the
ordinance to bury the lance Of their
just indignation deep in the heart Of
tho swindle.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-04
HoUoVay's PtWs.-The stomach by

H0N0eOay'8 Pal1s.-The stomach by
the chemical agency Of its solvent fluids, con-
verts tho food into crude blood the liver fur
nishes. secretion which fits it for the venous
system the lungs yitalze it. 1.-THE stomach is
diseased,i it cannot produce healthful element
and if the fountain OF life is infected, all the
streams that flow from it must be poisoned. 1t
is upon the stomach, the great feeder Of the sys-
ten, the manufacturer Of the aliment which SUBJ
sequently becomes bone, muccle, sinew and
flesh, that Ho lloway's Pill exercise their saluta-
ry influence, curing indigestion in all its shapes
end thus giving vigorous tone to every depen>
dent organ. This is the philosophy Of the rapid
and thorough cures Of all the varieties of inter
nal dlisea9e accomplished by this powerful rem
ody. . .'
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-04
DISEASE OF THE STOMACH,

The stomach 10 the most liable to got out Of
order. Hence how important that no diseased
matter clog its operation, which would cause nau-
sea and distress by our food. It also weakens
the brain, destroys the memory, creates pains
aud dimness, and various Affections in Thu head.
1t produces great difficulty in breathing and
swallowing. Sometimes fanting and fits will
ensue; also bad breath, rosilcssness and great
lose Of strength. From Q to s Of these Pills a
day will keep the digestive organs in healthy
condition, and uncIog or carry away all impure
matter, and thoroughly restore and cleanse the
stomach; at tho same time the pills will so pu-
rify the blood, as to drive all manner OF disease
from the system,
10 guam tity or corrupted matter, thore is al.
ways TO be found nest Of worms. They cannot
neither will they stay anywhere else. Weak
stomach and bowels are subject TO them, az they
have not sufficient power TO digest their food
Hence large heap of matter is lodged and
worms mus, BIO the result. A fow doses Of these
pills will disturb them in their nest, and drive
them out Of the system.
II should BIO remembered that an occasional
dose when in heath, especially amer taking cold
will prevent the disease from forming in tho body.
DR.. Horses Indian Root Pills are sold
By all dealers IN Medicine. June al
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-04
The Trans Allegheny Lunatic Asylum:

The TranS.Allegheny Lunatic Asylum:
WHERE SHALL 1T BE LOCATED?
A correspondent Of the Richmond
Enquirer, over the signature of "Ran-
dolph," furnishes the following facts in
relation to this projected institution
and follows them up with an exhibit of
the advantages Of Beverly, the county
seat of Randolph, as the site for the
Asylum -
|. "Tho General Assembly, at its late
session, passed an act establishing a
Trans-Alleghany Lunatic Asylum, aud
authorized the Governor to appoint
three Commissioners, whose duty shall
be to select site. The Commission
ers are to commence their labors on
the first Monday in June next. They
are to be appointed, one from the Val
ley Of Virginia, and the other two from
the part Of the State East of the Blue
Ridge Of Mountains. Their personal
knowledge, therefore, of the Trans
Allegheny country, in all probability,
must be more or less limited, and as
the selection of a site for such an in
stitution, properly and judicially made,
Is matter of great Importance, we
take it for granted that they will weigh
well the advantages and disadvantag es
OF the various localities that may be
presented for their consideration. The
great object in the establishment of
such an institution, being to ameliorate
the condition Of the unfortunate and
afflicted of our race, great care should
be taken and diligence used, to select
site having all the physical advanta-
ges possible. In view of this fact, we
believe 1t to be the duty of the friends
OF the various localities that may be
presented for the consideration of said
Commissioners, to present such facts
and circumstances as may be consider
ed OF Importance to the success and
prosperity of said institution"
BsD~ Well, here is MoRGANTowN-
one of the most comely, moral, intel
lectual, and otherwise attractive towns
in the state--proverbially healthy
having an abundance of good water
and a market afording every thing
necessary for the supply of an Asylum.
In this respect, at least, our locality is
vastly superior to Beverly, or any O.
Their town or village surrounded by
mountains Of primeval forest. The
Commissioners will certainly take a
look at Morgantown, in the course of
their perambulations and our leading
citizens will not fail to lay before them
AS soon as it can be ascertaincd who
they aro-such representations of the
advantages CT this location, as will Sc
cure their early attention to it.
If our recollection serves us, at the
time this Asylum was first suggested,
Preston County stood prominent as the
place of all others most suitable for its
site, Well, Preston has its peculiar
natural advantages, combined with q
wide.awake and energetic population,
& would probably be our SECOND choice,
if we had the fixing of the spot. But
no plea from us is necessary in behalf
of Preston. With an cxCongressman,
members of the Legislature, Counsel
lors learned in the law, and all that
they are fully competent to attend to
their own interests and they will not
fail to do it.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-04
ElectiOneering in the Dark !

According to the Fayetto county pa
pers, certain Editor and candidate
for Congress, while on an clectioneer-
ing tour, recently called at the house
of wealthy farmer, on one Of those
doleful rainy nights that have been so
frequent of late, for tho purpose of
tarrying till morning. From some mo-
tive of policy they did not give their
names-and the wary farmer, Judging
from their looks, (the Editors in par
ticular,) suspecting that they were up
on no honest errand, refused to lodge
them. They asked the privilege of
sleeping in the barn, but there were
valuable horses in that shelter, and it
didn't socm safe to quarter suspicious
looking strangers there; and they, be-
ing advised to depart, event on their
way rejoicing"--over the left! !
Moral. editors & candidates
should travel only by daylight, and be
careful not to 90 from home without
credentials
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-04

wealth's attorney in prosecution Of
Jesse Metz in Marion county.
SIT. An act for the relief of Wm.
Elliott, late sheriff of the county of
Preston. Refunds $16S for convey
ing lunatic to the asylum.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-04

y strong aimed woman at Smyrna, Del,
hngged fellow severely on the piazza OF
The hotel for seduciBS her husband TO the
tavern, where The pair wouId indulge TOO
IrceIy ~ drink She then ogeted her ann
10 lsr husband and conducted bm hone.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-04

Henry William Karston, said to DO
a German baron, was committed to Jail
in Carondelet, Mo-, few days ago on
pretty well established charge of
stealing a $5 Wisconsin bill out ola
drawer in the house Of Ambrose Cor.
tiser.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-04
CONSTABLE.

Ug1 We are authorized 10 announce
BECKWlTH u. SAER, asa Csndidote for
Consloblc, in DeUic, No 2.
Jupo.4 1858
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nv RemeSie. - ana ID oalsk % Cures.
The Great English Remedy.
Thorn's Compound Extract Of
COpa / ba and Sarsa parilia.

DosSE<ss advantages not eniayed BY any other med
II cine .or the 1f Ecxssai diseases which mus
VIII sniiEbteffed pubiie render Assuredly high
popular, descerGtIEn sng s5aght Ia Tie me
icai world. u needs no Confinement clsngr u Diet
IN its spFr0vcG FORM that II paste is entirely taste
less and causes unpleasant sensation the patieni
II has acquired the utmost lame Aifnast every para
q tarop-i u has bern exAinned, approved a. and
sznctioned BY the faculty Of medicine AID reeonn-E
ded BY TIE most elnleIt q the pf0rssioa Prefared
by J. W. THORN. Chemist, Lnhd0n, aud for ssle
wholesale and rrtA, b 1ozx 4 TAkHAxT Co Age1ts
for The United stafes rs creenwrh styeet Sew York
As the above v1lasole preIafafson las been exten
sivciy counterfeited ~ u1princllsd parties IN
Inted States tire pfoprlri has aiepaed, pFcrau
toE against nlSsiton caa1arners, label - sAich
the foiiesuE y fac zlmie, aud ~Lich all be found
burnt ugza the bsttsn 81 earh 20 a TIE e-rsln<
ntsned foT sale t1e Enitrd states CanAdaa isririzh
pTovlnces, wesl inaies aud South AEaerlcA-
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yNEare now offering for sale on accommodating
w terms (such AS may be contracted at time OF
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-24


z r R--Rsauays Reaay Belief for Hn11sekes,
sssetAer s1c< nsTvpus ililsual4tss'H Par
Eiyss, LuE85s<Q, Geuts >safal<ts. Ia4,zh
scAe, small Fsa, feFerF, Saos1rn jants,
ktauey Complaints. Sc-rsri Fewer, Paals
Foaad tbs LIVER, Firartsy, Ar4ses, Heart
bsfE. and faias u AL kinds- Railway llsa-
% Relief sti, IL fps mlnntns change ~
uzseFbss Fou snfef ~ joys ~ fieasnre-
= E-z1fsas' = Een1rating Aezulv ant luF tlr c1rs
- chr.sahr dzseasez-sl1ch ScrafsiBas 4ad
syt.hEtig comtlants .Cozsusnps1Ee zna eeE-
81 aaextiozsk u llle Lash<s asa IsFost, Anaar
ration and e14zrs seulenz< - ls.rts, kTgfelse
aad stneF Diseases - tbs ekln, Nodes, "a
n.sss, Gtcsrs. ~ sssl~las snd ali cthsr AZ
ezsssss .rtzlns Afoa Al LmpnFs ss4ts q "a
Wan4-
ar R-ks1wsy's Resokzsers will epFe stsctsely
aaa s,oedIit. fos<ssenezz. inatEesesna, j.
nzz.aaagion u tse asxels. Dsslsss<a, Liver
cemp&ziaf, Isarasrs af the HssFl &ad A.
esYs, Fei14le CasnE Ek4isss, s<nzll pa. fsraFs,
g E94slss, &c Nhe1eser The sys11an = eai
- order, dese af Elza ~4yas Ess etzspTs 91s
reszafs = - resal4g.lF Ne fssaAis sh04la
- wthec- l1ezo-
\ n r Remedies .ss sd ~ Drsze<<zz every ~hsrs.
E~xso-Is 4sy kAo4Ax = %.
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Removal.

THE subscriber takes this method OF informing his
old customers and friends and the public general
ly that he has removed his Hardware store from the
old stand Market street. to No 3d. in the large brick
building. lately erected the South side of Broad St
where he keeps constantly on hand and makes to
der the various ARTICLES embraced in his line of bust
He especial attention 10 his large
ment OF CASTINGS, IOLLOW-NAliE. BRASS, sc, such
as Mantle ana Coal Crates Wagon Boxes, Piow Mods,
straw Cutters, Carn-shellers, Corn Crushers Mill
Crushers, Balcony Work and Iron Fencing Coffee Mills
Tea Kettles, Brass Kettles Dog Irons, Candle Sticks
and an almost endless variety Of other articles.
Jan. 2y-u ANDREW ANDERSON
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4oHL VIULI4nI SIC CIC.
Together with the above Goods we have large
stock of 10 T. IL and l2-4 Bed Blankets. Also, a
general stock OF STAPLE Dry Goods Wh'ch invite
the attention of Retail Buyers, at No 81 College ST
nov3. A. c. 4 A. b. BEECH
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Mfoifal.
R. R. r..

HEALTH viii, in all cases, follow the Of RAds
II ways 4. X. Remedies There sioS
or diseased, weak frebe, crippled with pain
nnrmties but that ISad~ay's Ready Relief, Ren0yais
ing kesoveni, kegaiatoFs the 81 tke dis-
ease or sickness may requTe Vii 9GeklJ and rapfd.
~ cure
These remedies consist of Radwayss Ready Rsise
RsdNay ksEovasinE Resovent Rsdaay Reg ulntors
Each of these remedies possesses specal curative pos
ers over certain disease. Yet there other dscat
es wherein their eombiacd medicinal properties e
required; and hen thus used there SUFFICIENT
and strength within Tie diseased dying body
tain their action, the patient v i've and be restored
ta faalffp
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We hereby eerty tn4t have sabHlltsed tie
1EasfenoaFs tevef AIsa Agae Krmeay 80 : ciuse Ia
stfscIlaH asi sal AE, and also trstc1
ats qaagIes seNcTsl " iaternilstent
Fever Ne gguaat lsssssTe Ia s.y lss sat ias
proved coutistey sue1esziai, AID - l1ort
skliiisily fesnesy- ~ fest uksft aost
tele e .I a. Auece sts lotl pFsSks-
crttes zgs AZ 1as,.l.ls AaLlg ssisl<Ty, AID
fiehiy aesef gins lis u bfSgaEua olsle
Aieal. Al b 4ellt3 alla u t-e Iubs.
sAA-L a AAsRr, N. H.. As~ fark, Ca4s. W. Rs
yli0AS, NJ 10, ,NlsecAsla; Ns, a. sissaAssos, NJ. u,
ilsn.siss fsl,As. }. JoaAs.S, Al. 10, A1sssFi, As q
40 4. IsAAIzGioz. "a u, cailtognl-. Ma u. ASH
Ios, A. B., LOassaaIA. a AAtAkAAA,
ssyts-t A~@ata4rs Iess
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Given under my hand this August 22d 1857.
DANIEL SHELTON,


JACKSON, Tenn, August -, 1857
The above case was perfectly cured by Is bottles of
the lthontripuc, and was one Of the cases of
Gravel that has ever been IN this country.
Let every female who expects 20 become a mother
read the following and profit thereby
loRKuIIE, October, 1853
Mr.. j. =. CowAN-Iicar sr;-Nou viii do me the Kind
ness 10 publish under nay certificate the following note
that the suffering community may be benefited
have given birth nine children and my life being
mirsculously saved GAS consider) by your medicine
cannot in justice % you and The public withhold INV
testimony 10 rs many virtues.
used your Lithontrpuc IN small portions perhap,
once day, for five months, which dispelIed ltrey
the natncui sickness OF the stomach and hea burn
which had annoyed me. 20 an alarming ez;ent
IN all my former pregnancics When ! was con
hned took about two wine glasses fllu OF the
same medicine, which gave me an easier deiv.
cry by a great deal than I ever had before Nor is
this all have seen tried 10 and heard from
respectable souIce IN another case thst your Lhon
triple tried M and the Midwife with others n ,t
attendance were thoroughly convinced that tie main
the delivery was very much lesscned by its use
would say TO al my sex that expect To be mothers
10 be without your invaluable medicine during prtg
nancy and particularly the time OF con hneuaent a
II has marked tendency 90 relax the system conse
quety the pain OF labor is much diminished and fur
ther my Physlcans and Midwife both said that had
dropsy Of the Womb. and now enjoy better health
than have done IN ten years, and believe the dis
Is entirely removed
Sir do this that the sunerings OF very many Of nav
sex may be alevaied Il they can only overcome their
prciudces much 10 try the Ithoutriptic IN any
erson wishes t. know my opinions further upon this
subject, they can address me al YorkvIle, Tenn.
ELIJAH SNOW,
CYNTHIA l.. snow.
was present and heard Mr.. snow aoknoW ledge the
facts contained IA te above certificate have been
acquainted with SIR. aud Mrs snow for many wears
and have reasnn 10 believe the truth Of their eerta
cate. Rev. J W NEEDUAM
WE GRAY.
mar-3-triw4Wom Adshrifle 7t1lnessee
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ConssisufionaT Diseases.

Many diseases that aIcf humanity are inherited az
heir iooass frpm the DISEASED boics q sckiy sfes-
serofuta, CnsanIsisu, Syphflis and fits zusoBg
lie most eamm0n u Constitutional dlseasos Nov,
carenot hos many generations The Seeds ~ these dis
eases may have 6e-n established in the system,
ruptirg the biood-Raf-ls,s R<sopaffHg kefsanf wnl
er4cAle from The bodes OF The afictsd every part
Gle of diseassd deposits, and NJ The yesns waA
pare and healthy blood
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nunoers.
CIaib0rne's Machine Works,
NASHVILLE. TENN

TJ'HE attention of Railroad Companies, Farmers
Manufacturers, and all persons desrous Of purcha
sing at home good machinery. such STEAM EN-
GINES, CASTINGS, of every description, GEARING
CAR-WHkEIIS of the most improved patterns, SAW
MILLS PUMPS, &c, &c. is respectfully called 10 this
new Establishment now growing mp rapidly on the
premises of the late Nashville Manufacturing Company
We intend to carry the business fully extensive
before and shall soon he ready take orders for
Machinery and Castings We have already conimenc-
ed operations IN our blacksmith shop and Boiler yard
and shall give immediate satisfaction 10 old and new
customers
We are experienced Mechanics-each Of us person
ally attending 10 his own epaItment--and thus we
shall be able 10 turn out superior work at lower rates
than heretofore done in this city. We shall warrant
every piece of work done at this Establishment, and
give prompt and personal attention every order left
office; thus hope to give general satisfaction,
and be patTonized by all friends of home manufacture
NJ JACKER * CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville Tenn,
June Eft Late Nashville N8nf. Co.
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NOTICE.

I'HE Directors "a tlS ieaaessso Aarine ana fire
Il insHl aCe IoAIls.ay l4ve tl.s d. 4eciaFS4 a
diviuaa SIX luLAtss yer siiage, evt "a t.as lgul-
sac ist ntutas, Ay ABS a. t.ss sls(Avasrs
os.s--w a. ". BUTlER. see'y.
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ChiIaren,s nl.ea.e..

kzdanagt Aes1nSzffsa ESxa4neaf sAou4 5e Azsc - .
blessing es every Heer. threas the ant, wnozs
lilEantz are anilctet wfh Sores. 1mars, Ihese
nfsaxings (shns eAriy) are evtdence q disease
transmitted truan ne parsaf stsk Afes doses a the
AeA.patsng st<aai y N era1a1e Fsstase q TIE
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NEAR JACKSON. Madison county. Tenn.
III IL ~

To all persons afflicted tcih GrdUe.
Mr. j. +. CowAN:-Dear sir-I hereby certify that in
the summer Of the year 1855. servant of mine a boy
about 10 Of who had always before this time
been stout and of vigorous constitution, attacked
with gravel Physician was called who attended ON
him for several months, during which time he grew
worse daily until he helpless, and believe would
have died In few days had Il been for a friend
who advised tile use Of COwan's Lithontripuc. pro-
cured few bottles, the 1rst of which gave him reef
and in short time lac able TO walk about and
finally fully recovered since which time lac has had no
SYMPTOMS OF said disease, and 10 all appearance IL as
healthy any servant my plantation there
fore recommend II 10 all persons suffering under
like disease, as one Of the most certain remedie
known.
Given under my hand this August 22d 1857
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McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment !!
THE BEsT IINIMENr n THE WORLD
For Man ar Beast.
Another Remarkable Cure Performed bv n
Leans Volcanic Oil Liniment

Leans Volcanic Oil Liniment.
READ FOR xOG HsELyEsH
1hntlEsa fefd, tiae 2sn4ih, lgiug near CAss agsA
On Teuth street, Lad a horrible running soro on
foot lie tired yzrl0aE ilniIneuls, Saives ke
could do u good He desI1ired Of ever beng al
work Al hs trade again, because he could nos b
any weight on his i9ot aud By one batte II Mclean
volcanic LAniinent, be = now perfectly cured ~
RhvusnAflsni, Paralysis, Neuralgia firuisrs Sor.in
tnness IN the joints 4useies, sore Throat s~e
ings, EAr ache OF Tooth aclie, woands Fneak cuts
sorcs Burns, scaldz fal1s, kc eld - tbs l.aslc
influence u tbs wonderful LsnlInent
for Horses and Cattle u u mfzilible remedy
cAAiss, eaais, Scratehe., Cracked Heels, IAmens
clGgiu, ssceny, cpiint, faIuia, BRUISES. s1ellin
Noanaiz, k-tiis snake Btrs and ether dine
- SLscL animals liable from i1jories or acct
de1ts-
Every coantry Merchant should obtain supply
hels1@n's fOic@rE "a LdntsienL Il ssls EAiaaiy
eaass u Arrays cnsca-
a aeeFzi ais1as1s all b made v merchants -
buy ~ sell As4sn-
a. fss sale ~ ,. H. MCLEAN, Proprictor, ecrn
of fEird zna lns stresl, Lsals. hszzeari. also
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