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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-06-30
The Two Parties.
10 tie Edstors Of the Ainnesotian:

10 tie Ed;tors Of the MihnesotiaN:
DEAR S1Rs The relation existing be-
tween the Republican party and the for
eign born citizens of our country, have
lately been made prominent topic Of dis
cussion by the Democratic papers. The
question is one of importance to Republi-
cans. We cannot afford to lose the sup
port of powerful influence, the goodwill
Of respectable class, nor our good name
as big gh-toned, liberal party, through
misrepresentation or mistake Itbeconles,
therefore, the duty Of republicans to
make it clearly known that the Republi-
can party and the Know Nothing party
are two distinct and widely different or
CARNATIONS. 49,. 80
Under this conviction I propose to pub
lish in your paper series of letters, in
which l shall lay before the foreign-born
citizens Of Minnesota such facts Is may
tend to convince them that the Republi-
can party is the only party to which in
the present juncture they can look with
confidence z:." = y - 2:. ! .-.
In the FIRST place l would ask them to
rid themselves of the fascination for
names, or to use the phrase lately coined
by Holmes, to depolarize all words to
which tradition or long usage have given
an undue significance, and to examine
facts in their simple reality.A >>
The good judgement of our naturalized
citizens must tell them that when the
thing changes, the name must be sepera-
ted from it or lose its first Significance
The time was when the word villia,,
meant one who. held land under feudal
lord, and it was in, no respect disreputa-
BILE title. Time; oppression and subservi-
ence have changed its significance, until
at this day the word is onl applied to the
lowest and vilest. In English history the
word "Tory" represented great, conser-
vative honorable party: attached to the
teachings Of the past, and illustrated by
some Of the best names Of England. In
this country the word ''Tory" is synony-
NOUS with renegade, poltroon and traitor.
The English aristocracy, when they resist
ed the cncroachments of the crown, were
the friends Of liberty; when in later years
they resisted the progress: ofthe people,
they became the instruments of tyranny
1Puritanism, to the Court of Charles H.,
represented bigotry, intolerance and fanat-
icism: To the people of this country it
signifies religion, ability and virtue
Shakespeare tells us that the rose would
smell as sweet known by any other name.
He might have added; that the name of
rose conferred on any other flower will not
impart its fragronoe. There was time
when the tenn Democrat signi6ed DEM
agogse. There was 4 time when it was
synonymous with the cause Of the people.
VIII our foreign born citizens doubt that
rho time may eome whom il will be rsstor-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-06-30
1gnatius Donnelly to the Foreign
Born Citizens Of Minnesota.
MO. 4.

THE following is the first of a series of let
ters addressed to US by Ignatius Donnelly
Esq, Of Dakota County, written especially for
the perusal Of the Foreign Born Citizens Of
Minnesota, in the endesvor to make them
understand the new relations Of political par
ties in the United States, and that their inter-
est, as being that Of laboring men, all lie now
with the Party Of Freedom and Free Labor
known as the Republican Party, and that their
votes should be cast adversely in TIE future
to the Party Of Slavery and Slave Labor false
~ called the Democratic Party. MIR. Donnel-
ly's communications bear the stamp of his
known ability, and will be read with interest
by Ill classes
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-06-30
Democracy Of Minnesota.

The people Of Minnesota have been
cheated. They were encouraged to send
Democratic Senators and Representatives
to Congress, in order. that they might
have influence with the dominant party
in securing legislation favorable to the
new State. They did so. The members
have "been, and come, and-gone. Their
constituents are now asking them some ve.
ry knotty questions about their influence
with their party Shields, it is said, as
we'll as Phelps and Cavanaugh, want to
come back. The people say, ''Show your
record" "What have you done? :'Did
you pass single act for the benefit Of the
State ?" "No." "Why?" Hadn't time
we suppose. "Did you pass the pre-emp-
ton law, postpone the land sales, refund
the expenses Of the Constitutional Conven-
ton, relieve those who suffered by. land
grants to railways, improve the channel OF
the Mississippi, build military roads, pay
arrearages Of Territorial legislative expen.
ses, improve the St. Croix river, OF COM
plete the Point Douglas and St. Louis riv-
er road-all Of which were memoralized
by the Democratic Legislature which cleo
ed you Senator'S 2" Oh, no; none of
these.
We don't think Messrs. Phelps and
Cavanaugh feel in any particular hurry a.
bout getting home to answer these ques-
tions; but if they are as mad about the
treatment they received at the hands of
their party in Congress, when they do get
there, as they were when they left here,
the people will hear more truth than they
have ever been accustomed to learn from
Democratic politicians; and if Jim's throat
is we'll, it will be expressed in terms quite
as emphatic as polite. There was more
than one Democratic member of the last
Congress who stated it as his opinion that
the Northwest would never get anything
from Congress or the Government, till
they became Republican, If Minnesota
had been new Democratic slave State, or
a Territory which promised to become one
even, all her memorials would have been
granted But, if she will send white par
tisan slaves to represent her in Congress,
she must expect that they will COVER at
the crack of the whip Of their Southern
leaders. Men who come to Washington,
thinking to WELD influence because they
are accounted great men at home, often
find that they are only considered high
privates, and convenient tools, by thei1
Southern managers. 1t will not be qucs-
toned we think, that the present mana
gers Of the Democratic party are all south
ern men. They have not only turned the
party North, but the President, out Of
doors. If the Minnesotians want favora-
BILE legislation, let them send Republicans
here; for an honest, Independent opponent
can secure more respect and obtain more
votes, upon any local question, than ser.
vile partisan, who is always begging some.
thing as favor from party, instead ol
demanding it as legislative rig ght or a
constitutional privilege.
Don't be cheated again.-W Harrington
Republic.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-06-30

It has been observed, with much signi.
6cance, that every morning we enter upon
= new day, carrying still an unknown fu-
turc in its bosom. How pregnant and
stirring the reflection! Thoughts may be
born to-day which will never die. Feelings
may be awakened to-day which will never
be extinguished, Hopes may be excited
to-day which will never expire. Acts may
be performed to-day, the consequences of
which nay b realixal during eterniN.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-06-30

eTsPHBx nIkLER. HENRY sw1ssHELM
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA.
THE undsrsignsd offer their services to loan
i money upon best real estate security; and
10 purchase and sell property either real OF
personal, for reasonable commission.
They have now for sale, at low prices:
.,~t 20 quarter sections Of good land.
= :. 50 lots, (some improved in st. Cloud
20 " in Nininger addition to St. Paul.
.4A4: go" in Nininger city,
:.--i4 10 &" in Mound city, Illinois.
- IT,. MILLER & SWISSHELM d.
90. Clssa, May 13. 1858. 3.as- /.
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-. -, G. G. ANDREWS,
nouN8ELL0R At LAW ,
SAINT CLOUD MINNESOTA.

J., - GEORGE F.~8RoTT,
DEALER IN REAL ESTA:: F..
4ITAS constantly OF hand large quantity o.
n Farming and Timber Land; also, town
property in St. Anthony, Minneapolis, St.
Cloud, Shskopee, Brottsburg, Syracuse, New
burg, st. AaFys and Mile Lac. 1tf
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-06-30

1--WE call especial attention to Ignatiua
Dounsy:4 hSaer.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-06-30

JAxIs NJ. McKE1vY. I STEPHEN MILLER
zNoKELVY & MIL L. = r ,
Attorneys and Counsellors At Law,
.-. h.. ST. CLOUD, MINI. .
Win mako collections, invest money, buy,
ali or loan land Warrants, and enter purchase
- dispose Of Rsal Estate
- --.~!~ 2:-~ REFERENCES.
uo,: S1xo1 Cannon U. 8. Senate,
Wl1I1An MITCHELL Esq, Harrisburg, Ps
aGev. ALxxAxDE1 RAMSEY, St. Paul, Minn.
u Hon WILLlAn WILKINS, Pittsburg, re.
=. Hon., TnoHAs WILSON, Winona, Minn
+. II. H1ssrsl, Esq, Philadelphia, ,Ps.
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; sf&.. Is5:<9 N. n: SMITH.
Doalor.i in Real Estate
- Once on River Street, opposite the Ferry

4 Amt CLOUD, NJ. +.
4 IL persons desiring to invest in Lands or
IL Town Property in . part Of the country
which is unsurpassed in soil, aad rapidly filling
With bona fide settlers, can find favorabled.rd
S1rtunitiss by applying to the undersigne 0
) Property for sale in the towns Of Hartfop-
st. Cloud, Newburg, Brottsburg, Mile Lac and
al the best paying townsin this part Of the
80 5ceountry. >~ 49, - N. No .SMlTH.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-25
THE INTELLIGENCER
TFrOm the London Times, May III
THE WAR.
BY ALFRED TENNYsoN.

There is a sound of thunder, afar,'
Storm in the South that darkens the day,
Storm of hattIe and thunder of war,
WE'LL if it do not roll our way.
Storm storm! Riflemen form!
Ready, be ready to meet the storm!
Ri1emcn, riflemen, rifiemen form!
Be not deaf to the sound that warns!
Be not guild by a despot's plea!
Arc figs Of thistlcs, or grapes of thorns!
How should despot set men free?
Form! form! Riflemen form!
Ready, be ready to meet the storm!
Riflemen, riflemen, riAemen form!
Let your Reforms for moment go,
Look to your butts and take good aims,
Better rotten borough or so,
Than rotten feet or city in flames!
Form! formI Ri4emen formi
Ready, be ready to meet the storm!
Riflemen, riflemen, ritlemen form!
Form, be ready to do or die!
Form in Freedoms name and the Queens!
True, that we have faithful ally,
But only the Devil knows what he means.
Form! form! Rilemcn form!
Ready, he ready to meet the storm!
Rllemen, riflemen, ridemcn form!
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family should be without these invaluable curatives
They the only remedies perfectly adapted domestic
ant private With them the parent Is armed and pre-
pared against the first approach fisease, and
the threshold and keen It mt haY. trine OF medicine
rightly directed In the first hours Of esrase Derfcy
which delay only u. relieve by long
hours of suerng n at ALL With these at hand. you
not Obliged to await the coming OF that often distant,
well expensive luxury, doctor; he uRged
poisoned blisterel, BLEED but yourself administer
the simple specific, and the rudy of life
again to health AMI jNY. There cannot only Injury arise
in from their but the general upon
the constitution, bevond all question: Is beneficial
AGENTS WANTED.
desire an active, efficient agent for the sale Of our
remedies in every States
Address, DR.. P. HUMPHREYS, & CO.,
No. 562 Broadway, New York.
sH-soli by the Druggists in Wheeling. mhlI-Iy.
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i. IT. SCOTT. :,
No. 157 Main street, WheehHs
Wholesale and Retail

watches. GIochs. Se,ve.ry- WHirP
AInIerfnIs, ToOIa- s;i"-''''
,,ILvFR Pia,.i and Bri,spis Ware, Coli p. 4
= els EioI.I a:iI Silver Spectacle tari -
Gard Cases, Cabas, Work Boxes BrusL'7I -.
~, Fancy Soaps, Pocket Knives, Srls-'.. 80
Pistols, Ger SiI. 4 Plated : peck Sl" y '-l -
SiIk Guards, Steel Keys, Steel Pens. J. az. .l'
and general assortment Of ussfu! an -A"'-
Having lately aided very largely t. my ~. =
the Wholesale and Retail depaTt"r''S'
oEeF 10 pefisfs'
watchmakcEs, Merchants r.-=a
and the public generally, very eomr's"
the loves; prices. ,.i -, 2 7st'-''
ap9
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FIRST SPRING STOCK!
AZ Extremely low Prices, now Opening NJ


ISAAC PEAGER'S.
AYIEG just returned from New York with well Sc
lected and very cheap stock Dry and Fancy Siooa
would the public examine it before PuTeiiasih
elsewhere. stock Of Dress Goods viii be found to
sst OF the latest styles and guarantee that prices ar
lower than those other house would call paTtc-
Brilliants worth TichN
1S5ic. only 12fe Piai Ducals worth % at 12 Light
cold Ii and other goods IN pro-
portion MusIns and irish Linen viii sell Muslin worth
l21c 10c Irish worth 81 45c. $50 Ronnets
comprising latest styles, and which being purchased
will sell cheaper than
before pcs Ribbons; IU1 RueLes Flowers and
everything aPpertaning the Millinery line and 10 which
the particular attention the Trade and will
he offered a the lowest figures.
EMBROIDERIES-If wish to find the largest, best
cheapest stock give call and r0mise to sell
Collars Of Sleeves and Collars Bands Inserting, and
ElgingS less figures than other establishment.
Kid Gloves only 5Oc, worth ST. 300 MiIts at
loo, worth 9c 2hO Linen lIa dkcrchrCS 1T l5c, worth
1S3 100 IS5f. worth pc; I25 IIrmscn Handkercies
c 6I{; 81 do at Soc worth IS - superior do
6I|[c, worth 81; 1On1 white B:ants l2Ec worth
IslE ISL, worth rs; we'll any other
goods NaTsnok, both plain, plaid and striped,
propartinnIt-Iy low. Of Piece Goods,
suitable Merchant Tailoring Trade, Of which am
confident have largest stock Wheeling Eill be sold
to the Tralc ut less than any other House Wheeling
sell them and all ask examination and
convinced Of ability to SELL Cali and examine for
s,tlves. ISAAC PIAGER,
12sj Main ST
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PRICES.
OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL.

Look the list, make up n Of what kind you
choose and enclose the amount in current note
mail to address at No 500 broadway, New York,
the medicine will be duly returned By mail express free
of charge
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WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS,

AbLAGFA 1HS.ASS &c
- TIERNAE SON, No t9 NOrtI, Charles ST. BALTIMORE
for sale the following articles, own i'm
pOrtation, particularly for family
SHERRY WINES-Pemartine's finest pale, gold and
brown Sterries, in wood and in glass.
PORT wINES-Sandeman's composition red and white
Port, in wood and in glass.
MADEIRA WINE-JOhn Howard Mnrch's Madeira,
In wood add in glass: also, Grape Juice.
HOOK WINES Setnberger, AIarcObTun.
ner. Cabinet, ieb- Irauniich, DrOnneberg, OF 1916.
CHAMPAGNE WINEs-Moet and ChandOn's finest, In
quarts and pints.
ERANDIEso:nr and IIennessy's old pale and dark
Brandics.
RUMS-nll aud fine, JlmaIca, Antigua, Grenada and
from the Islands. iInnnrie'l direct from London.
HOtbt AND GIN-The hest quality-Ternan brand-anJ
mixture NJ GrORutfic poison In il,
9nu half chests OF the finest S0UOHONG TEA mh5-Iy
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400 BRoAD srREEr, PIMA, Pa.

400 BROAD STREET, PmLA., Pa.
CEzraa) g In lifting the kettle from the it
unmRuageable. tilted over and scAldGd hands
very severely, almost to crisp 1t awful sight
The Mustang niment appeared to extract the pain. II
healed rapidly, without soreness, of
count. Truly yours, CHARLES FOSTER
Such language as this is but the constant and
natural echo wherever this article is used.
This Liniment is indispensable to Planters
and owners Of horses and mulcs.--NIr John Da
nerman, Montgomery Ala. sold slave for
$500 who raised from utier uselessnoss by
this Eminent. Every family should have ii.
BE very particular and inquire for the Mustang
Linirncnt, and take no other
Sold by all Dealers throughout North and South
America, Europe and the Islands of the Ocean.
for IS cts. SO cts. and S100. Per Bottle.
H.zR.7-ES q IO.3RR, ~. 4.
It. H. LOGAN 4 Co., and LAUGHLINs BUsHFIELT
Agents for Wheeling. ie9 WY dltw.LsE:
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COUGHS AND COLDS.
PILES.

clergyman of Baptist Church, well in Illinois
writing uS, 81 have been for inc seriously
afflicted with bleeding piles; and have regarded
ouent time indeed hopeless; hut have used
your medicine (Pie Specinc). and cured. have no
doubt laying the world under great and lasting
obigntnn.'
gentleman of Grtv years. well and flvorably known at
Ce Delaware county, NcwYOrk, had been marty tn the
piles for twertv Sometimes from excessive henor
rhagc, pain AMI suffering hc reduced to the Of
grave. For years he had dragged miserable eVs
tence confirmed invalid disqualified for any business,
Pn life almost burden II sneeil to add that he had
tiled of lies, from all sorts OF DOCTORS to little
purpose. consulted two years and rPcOmmond
Pile Specific with, occasionally, Dyspepsia Pill
From this he began to improve and since has had
serious of Piles. From the first month "A year
past had occasionally symptoms Of his old complaint
the Pile pills would dispense all
past he has been entirely well of the piles
brilliant is scarcely to he found In the annals Of
medicine,
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RIFE U.lRE. aTE&.W
MUSTANG EMINENT.
VALUABLE HORSE SAVED,

Mr.. 6 LrTcrr Hyde Park, Vt, writes :-'' That the
horse was considered worthless" Chs spavin
'but since the free of the Mustang Iiniment
sold him for $3.50 cash. Your inimeut has been doing
wonders up here.''
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HEMP FIELD RAILROAD.
LII frc=hts Intended for shipment the road must be
n delivered between the hours of and D. as
will he received after that hour. I. SWEENEY,
sepIO General Manager.
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greater inducements to Book buyers before.
EVANS is determined to prove that his Establishment
under that in SsFI and 0s a an
opposition and having the legitimacy Of his plan Of Gpe
to be generous. Try him, and judge for YOURSELF
SCHEDULE OF GIFTS.
Patent English Lever Gold Watches, 500 90
Patent A 1F 5i lSgs ed q9 2eT %stsa:.
sh s h ohsS os 'p'"
Gents silver Lever Watches, IS o.
Gents Silver Lepine Watches, 1 IS 90
aes T fesa Rsf BaeR Pf SIX
LADIES' cameo sss n and nrops ane i
LADIES' ,des Cola sI Bracelets, stone Settings, 10 90
s GPd GGG Vest 6n or RsPsSsa
Gents best English plated Vest Chatas, g 90
npss S3SP5
| Large Gold Snap Lockeis, do do 90
Heavy Gold Pencil cas ,, With Gold Pens ms 90 90
Gents Heavy Gold Pencils 80
Ids sS PENS PENS T' Ss viii, IToPy odeT
! Ladies' Mosaic Gold Stone SETS y 90
| Ladies' Forentne Sets Pin and Drops 10 90 90
Ladies' aides, Jet lets. Sets do do do do 10 so So
k ta&ss cameo CAME Pins, large size, 10 90
Ladies' Ladies' do do do msal%m' So
Ladies God Stone pins, small 200
| Ladies' Rox and Glass Miniature Hair Pins, g 10
Ladies' Plain Gold Pins, new Pattern, 90
h hnass' do G saF p Pins. ! 50
Gents Cluster Pins, opal centre, $50
Gents Cameo or Mosaic Bosom Studs,
Cents Cents E Pinn G dol do do do do %
Gents Sleeve Buttons, so
Ladies' do do 90
Ladies' Pearl Gard Gases, 90
Ladies' Cameo Mosaic, Gold Stone Ribbon Pins, 90
Gents Silver Pencils, l5
Pocket Knives, blades, best quality, 90
Gents Bun Ivory do do do 20
Misses LAVA Pins, 6u
Cent Gold Watch Keys and Pencils combined, 2 90
Gents Gold Toothpicks. with Slides 90
Gents Gold Rings. with Stone Setting, 80
Ladies' do do do SO
Sets, Silver Plated Tea Spoons 10
Silver Plated Butter Knives, Oh
Iades' or Gents Porte.monnaies, so
Gents Gold Watch Keys or Vest Hooks 90
Ladies' ForcntIne Breast Pins, so
Ladies' let do do 80
Ladies' Mosaic do do 90
Ladies' Cameo Ear Drops, 50
Misses do do 80
Misses Ear Drops with Stone Setting. on
Misses Gold Bracelet Half Round Rand, Oh
Ladies' do 10 do UO
Gents Scarf Pin, 10
Gents Jet Studs, 20
Gents Jet Sleeve Buttons, so
Misses Gold Crosses, so
Miscellaneous Gifts, not enumerated In the above
List, varying in value from 25 cents to $25 90
~ $500 worth of the above GIFTS will he mpartally dis
rhuted the Purchasers with $1,000 worth OF
Books sold. All Books sold at Publishers lowest prices.
direct the Publishers and in large quantities. Books
every be found his Catalogue, at
whch would he inducCmcut without the Gift
Sisten which offers many additional advantages.
Works by the most popular authors living and dead in
all styles from the most costly to the plain and substantially
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Important to E'emaIes.

LII put IdIII 10 L GIIdI6S,
ISEASES OF females exclusively treated by Dr. THEIRS
II Remedies for female derau eeents from 81 90
Relief guaranteed In all Coasultaon
strictly confidential. Patients from distance provided
board, nursing and exclusive attendance Medicines
by mail Lns' private circular per free
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore and ohio Rail Road.
s;;ss $


SUM MI Err AItRANGIII EN-
ON anil Monday the nth April 1882 the Passenger
Y } Trains he daily as follows:
Frst-The Great Southwestern St Louis, Cincinnati CO.
luuLus WI feeling, BenwoOd, Baltimore and Washington
City Express leaves Wheeling daily 1910 A. NJ arriving
baltimore NJ connecting with trains for the
Returning leaves Baltimore
arriving at BenwoOd at SIG and Wheeling at
S connecting with the Western, Southwestern
and Express This train Ony stops for meals
and supplying engine with fuel and water.
Second-Te Northwestern, Cleveland Chicago, St LOUIS
Indiana polls. Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus Wheeling,
Benwood Baltimore and Washington City Express departs
daily except 45 p NJ. and arrives ut Bat
p NJ connecting with the trains for the Eastern
Southern cities. Returning leaves Baltimore at 1920
A. NJ and arriving Benwood at 1850 and Wheeling 1870
A. This train stops all regular srtious East of Cum
bertrand.
Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation train leaves
Wheeling daily Sundays excepted, at 1855 A. NJ, arriving
Cumberland $50 2 NJ Returning leaves Cumberland
S:lO A. NJ and arrives Wheeling at $50 p NJ. This
train stops at all stations. j. b. FORD Agent
W. +. SMITH, Master of Transportation.
L, n. COLE, Gen' Ticket Agent. apl2
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ST. HE
Y 0 ] B
HORSES.
FE"kzE'
WILL YOU
SUFFER-,

The popularity of the MEXICAN MUSTANG
IMMINENT, is coextensive with the civilization
of the globe. Other articles claim to alleviate
pain and distress-this cures. Family Physi-
cinns, Government Hospitals, Naval DISPENSE
tories. Farriers Planters, Farmers, Livery men,
de-, have practically demonstrated this fact,
throughout the world No article ever before
received such undivided praise and support
from Medical and Scientific men.
E2EEEU.YE.aT!ES.W
of years standing, has been totally cured Piles,
Ulcers, Tumours, Running Sores, Scrofula, Stiff
Joints Felons, Swellings, Burns, Bites, Boils,
Chaps, Neuralgia. Salt-Rheum, and oil aches
and pains upon man, and kindred complaints
upon
HORSES CATTLE, DC.
such as Ring-bone, Calls, SPAWN, Scratches,
PoIl-Evil, Sweeney, Hoofail, &C., subdued
and cured by the