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, 1859-08-08
Marriage OF = Cuban Mllltouairc.

The New York correspondent Of the Charles.
ton NercHFy says. that the Senor G.. whose nm.
preaching nuptials were luded 10 III the papers
last week, il mo less person than Estel,an s..
Cruz 0v'edn. Of Cuba, and the fair American is
Miss Fanny Bartlett, daughter Of Capt. Bartlett
Of Maine, late Of the q. S. Nary, The rcntIe.
man is one Of the ricl.est residents Of tie sunny
island. reputed to be worth about - ,V0O. .laHi
hc owns two large sugar plantations, worked
~ some lO0 negroes, mud a large number Of
houses and lots in the city OF Havana. MANY Of
your readers who hare wintered iu Wash
tngton will doubtless recollect the fairy
form, winning face, charming manayfs
ners, and delightful conversational! powers of
hlss Bartlett tktill in her "teens,"( eminent
among the crowd Of bellies who Autter in fhr
gar satons Of the Federal metropolis. Tho mil.
liona'Fe Scnor has been Of late years. frequent
vls'tor TO this city and to the fashionable water-
lnE places North, aud it il quite unnecessary, in
,his match making world, to say TINT hc has
been au especial fxvorite with ambitious nam
mas, belonging to the real and accredited ..up-
per 'eu-" But the "hour aud the woman" Ind
not come Tor the Scnor until last Ncw Years
day, when be met the fair heroine Of this true
tatc, and surrendered at discretion. The prepa-
ra';ons ,,.;, for tas Wedding are qute Oriental in
the gorgeous aushor Of 1atAet, whose ec,u.drn,,.
ping pen could nlone do Justice 10 them. What
say yon to eGoo. 900 worth Of jewelry to begin
With! But the lavisl, outlay II The BRIDEGROOM
does not stop herc. The most cunning arti!i-
Gers Of Paris are now Mt work upon tic bridal
jewels and decorations. which viii cost another
hundred thousand, and among which is wreath
Of emerald leaves, diamonds and sapphire low
ers, destined to bind upon tue queeniy head
thonsand dollar nuptial ycil but I will not
task yoar imagination By dwelling further upon
these dazzling particulars, The wedding viii
take place about the middle Of August-tirst in
Grace Church, to suit the Protestant inclinations
Of the bride and her family, and nfter,yard ut
the Roman Catholic Calbedrni. The. haDpy
couple will forego the ussal foreign tour. .and
settle down at once IN pslatial residence iu
Footteenta street where series Of brilliant re-
cept'ons viii ln4ngurate the honeymoon. lind
to my, and will now-add ty xuy If
winding up the paragraph. that a sister of tho
'essstes her cordial appreciatiou Of
',tF brothers choice. By sending on = little bri-
ln.tnwh
, 1859-08-08
SUPPORTING DEMOCRATIC NEWs.
PA RERR.

a good many rostmasters hasecbccn r1is-
ing clubs for the Chicago Herald and tic clctrkn
in the Chicago otTlce havo contributed money
,tosustaiu i: The 7smes takets exceptions to
these cfforta to maintain ths Administration,
and has gosone shallcross, = Douglasi,e, to III.
vestiga.o the matter. The Hrald thinks It is
none Of his business, and offers its TINES broth
or the following gentle reminder:
We hope Shallcross may succeed in obtaining
oil tic information possible; though we cannoi
exactly see what uil this hus to do will, fhe
PoStlaasteFs discharge OF his duly % t6e pablo
und tue Department. We cannot understand
WY II Is more criminal for man or public
officer to contribute toward the establishment
.ot tue NeraM, tLan 10 the Chicago 1xula, which
when estqbi'shed. received ten timrs ~ much ia
tAls way hx the Herald When the 7rnntt was
established, ectFg Iaxtmdster and fpute aoenf IN
H4taois trds ht1et naailtd for contri1ut;oat. A,
maos Democracy was rated by Nr. Douglas uc-
eord1ng tP TIC e1tent Of bis contribution to the
;I Lf,ats iand, una every official who refused or
ln'led toi'pont up was uncercmoniously de-
capatatcd! by zcqucat Of Iii. Douglas, aYito then
controlled The federal opppiutmepts in this
State. He sent u letter with a prosnectus Of
the T1sa<s to al the Postmastess in tle
State, " nm inti,nation tha. it they did not
sonsFaoore co a1a s WORK tor TINT paper. they would
be rcnosed from office, and hundreds Of casex
might be cited Of rcmovnis from otIice in consc.
quence Of non.attention to this private mauiics.
TO Of That extremely ditninu,ivc '.giant-" but.
now, the rulc is reversed Nov, Mr. Douglas
thinks that otlice holders who contribute toward
establishing paper to dcfeud the Admiuistra-
tIon a"d MsAssttet', ought to be removed. The
common thieves" and whom his orran. tho
Tins, has repeatedly branded as villains and
ragabonds, hare no right, he thinks, to contrib
Ute 10 the establishment Of Journal to defend
them against such foul mud false aspersions, but,
rather, because they choose thus to defend
themselves. they ought to be removed from
ollice; Such is the present doctrine. of Mr.
Douglas, ind such seems to be the doctrine OF
Shallcross, who has spent the last ten days IN
prylDg into the afIairs Of the XtraM office.
, 1859-08-08

NT1LEsSAxE B1xE.-As Mr. An,hony Jor1on
was plowing in bis field, near this uiaea. on
Monday ias, he stopped to turn over sod, and
WAS INSTANTLY bit by arat.lcsuake On the back Of
the hand. lie Immediately attempted to cut
out the flesh surrounding the bite, but bis knife
being dull, be didn't succeed, further 1han to
cause it to bleed profuselS. lie then mounted
lis horse mad rode to town. AT tic drug STORE
Mr. Small administered 10 him over u quart OF
whisky. bvforc tho Intoxicating effects became
s1slh!e; but a1ler some external applications
prescribed By Drs. Cobb and Chase, Be returned
bone ~ vcry jolly mood, aud at last accounts
, 1859-08-08
The D0buquc and Pacific Railroad.
tFEon the y. y. T1itune. 4th]

Tie Dubuque and Pacific Railroad Company
hare at last rot their affairs into shape, and
nearly all the funds raised for tile completion Of
forty miles more Of road. Dir. J. Edgar Tl,omp-
sou Of the Pennsylvania Central his accepted
temporarily tue position of President, whicE,
will giTe confidence to the parties in interest
that Tue building Of the road xii now 20 for
ward With ali the energy and dispatch consist
ent with the true interests OF the road i Auexo-
tiation has just been completed, by which Inc
lands acquired By The completion Of the first
forty miles Of The road hare been exchanged for
the bonds OF the Company, II e4.!6 q acre, ab-
sorbing about s90o, 100. 4 subscription has
also been opened for The sale Of a farther issue
OF bonds, payable in lands ut about Sl,5o1
acre, the proceeds to be devoted TO building
forty miles more Of road. This Subscription IS
nearly full, and the work will 70 on as soon as
the work has been completed. The road will
then hare 50 uijes Of Touts, with a debt upou II
Of about million Of dollars, and aires,ed Of its
lands The completion of this 50 miles SECURES,
besides the remainder Of tho laad grant, the
building Of the road through, which can be &C.
complished when the extension Of population
requires il The net earnings Of ibe eighty.
miles for the first year are estimated al ss5,a6,
which is about 2 cent on the outstanding
bonds.
, 1859-08-08
RrcaI8I| |&;!!!'6rih&tttf.;; |
MONDAY, AUGUST =, 1859.
THE KENTUCKY ELECTION.

Tie recent elscdon il Fo,,uctv .a.u1tcd
substantially in m Administration triumph.
30 iar "a sbe great question Of Tic day was
concerned, the election Of either ticket would
have been pro.slaverv triumph. From the
opening to the close Of tho campaign aacll o
the rival candidates stroyc to-oopvincc the
people that le WIS = more reliable slayery-pro.
pacandist than h;s opponcnt I,ell. the onno,
sitiou candidate for .GoYeKpor. took Strong
grotnd in favor Of a Congressional slart
Code for tie Territories. Magotan, the
Democratic capdidate, held that Congress had
the power to enact such code, but thought
it unnecessary To exercise Il, inasniicli as The
Supreme Court and tho President Of the I'M.
ted stases, backed by, Tho Army and Nayy,,
Ind undertaken The joo of protecting tue in
stitution in The Territories. Bells method
was tue most plausible, but Mneolins WIS the
most summary. Both arrived ut the same re-
suit but Magofln WIS for leaving out every
step that would lenethen the process. Bell
was for check-uatins the Douglas doema Of
untiiendly Legislation: Mncof1n held
that such Legislation was uncon,t;tnt;ora,
, 1859-08-08

The aggregate securities held in trust by the
Comptroller, nre HI tu]OwH.



= The following banks arc winding up:-Badecr
State Bank. Junesvslie; uank Of she City Of Ia
Bank, milwaukee,; GiuGe DanI. Miiwaukees
Jaacsvile City Bank, Jancsvile; Kaukakee
Bank, lsaek Rircr Falls; Marathon County
Bank, Eagle River; Merchants Bank, Miiwan-
kce; Northern Wisconsin, Aurora: Oshkosh
City DAnk, 0shkosh; Peoples bank, 3fiiwau-
kce; Producers Dauk, GAINESVILLE; State Securi-
r. Bunk, Geinckon; Union bank, Ailsaukce;
Journal
, 1859-08-08

GONG TO ATR1cA.-We learn tla, Rer. Charles
Win ship, Of this place, mud 4 recent graduate Of
the Union Theological Seminary, n T.. desiEns
going 10 Africa, ~ = miasaona1Y, sometime
during the coming Fa1l.-Piaoso~, B4zAau Co.
RtPu52iara.
, 1859-08-08

As the public may feel intcrested in some per.
ticu[ars renting to the road which l,as attained
q disma! nntoriety by the fatal affair Of tLc
Schsiicokc Bridge, nc compile the fa,lowipr
from the Annual Report, recently published. ii
M van Il. Richmond, Esq. State Engineer and
The length Of tbe road is thirty.tl.scc mile.
nearly: i extends from Albany nortlward to
Eagle Bridge. The capital stock, tv It's charter
Is $500 ooo, Of which $439.0o4 vi is reprcscutcd
to hare been paid in.
4 person named Philip Ford, the Treasurer.
70 communication to the State Engineer nni
Surveyor, dsted january II, 1s5a. 9rnrr.ents
this road rs cntirely bankrupt; ihat It las bean
LOT i've years, and still is, in tic hands Of Re.
celsera; and be coafcsses that "the stock and
bonds are believed to bare no v&tuc" Tbcs.
are iasts which mny tend 10 explain the condi-
ton Of the murdcrous trap ovrr 1omhanic Cred.
The Company could run its trains uni cotlcrt
fares from cheated passengers, but Ind. M
money 10 expcnd III requiring it's bridges
In other words it was i company Of shisycs
It il proper thst the public should know lie
names Of the men upon whom rests The rcepon-
s'hllity of tue final massacre. Accordingly we
append list Of the officers Of the Comnanr
al Of whom reside in Albany, md are seput:d
"decent'' men:
WIN: With, President; Philir Ford, Treaa.
nrer; tisschcr Ten Eycl, Secretary: William
Mhlte, Superintendent.
, 1859-08-08
IMPORTS AND EYP011Te

We STATED III paragraph, the other dor
that the Imports at New York, from January
LIST To Jul: 3lst, 1853, were Sl5c 45o, 600 In
the satne time, tue Exports, including s43 94s
600 in specie, were sso,4o9, 900. The differ.
cncc between tho sums il the a1nount-s7c.
o4l,ooo-.lat tho country las run in debt
since the beginning Of tho ycar. This w;,,
aesorbs thFee-fourshs Of tue cotton now crpw-
ing aud If the sane course Of trade is con,in.
ned until January 1860, all Tho cotton and alt
tho current receipts Of California gold vii, dis.
appear IN the vortex which these enormous
'mportations of gimc1acks and gowgaws hare
created, lcaring our merchants hecls-oiyeer-
head in debt md unable to pay, even thoucl,
1ney Drain the banks Of bullion and coin, and
lnausuTnte new, panic, in t1yine. It has
been hoped that importations you'd full Off
as soon as the season advanced, and that somc-
thing would be dono toward the restoration of
commercial equilibrium; but the tide is
swelling In force aud volume, instead Of de-
crcasing. Sec what was done in july.
, 1859-08-08
Sanford,s Family Cath;lrtic Pills.
r,r. EoHFaCN F4nN
IL HE tEGErADLE EXTRACTS a.l rut uo l.,
GAss IAAES AIR TIGHT, ANU E1fTp III
kEEf 81 II ''A4sA4

FF-t
fINE VEGETABLE EXFKSt.Is an,l r,,t r., H.
GLASS Eases AIR TIiftr AMI iii" y"P III
kkEf IN Any Ef.iNATE
Ihe FamIly t.atha1tse4 =, The pr,s-+atoc w.n
TILL l. gtntle hut ac ,shat d. n r,r I.the.,.a"w Aa"w
Ete +athHtic ~htcl The m c.t Trnt t.,I1. -
pf'p1tr "r has u--l In his : biwen @-e - a'*
ptact1tc r1ore that tweatY - ~. -
Je=4Es. 'rx,A ae ssm!ly Cath1st!a
The cua.faat Lncraz~x :nthI. rsei .,"I
dcn1"i ftua. tLn-r xh+ - fxrn tscfs
sn the 81. ~ ~ iIar 8 sa'ett Of The puttrt Vrxr-
alirrn,r,s f., +..Hs,A itahe E1ss1ef1 which Sce
usF has 1tuc- tn plare ,ntc,rn,.r ~ past " thu
tsen within tie neA ii III as1.~t ant = ~ aud a1e
xtDntsch esm. neeSe tieh ~ Drsankemrst. Of tho
nxs aIn ,st A'ss "a tnt ae% 3aI Los.. Cn.sse-
y which sqneuEy, Il ne;ettel c1i Il !. Lnr c""r
~ feFef LFs hf Apu tle Cfe-tinv s-n,. sSs
'Is s x .,s1a Is;s rt!shs sss
nsnr xfest Fli1rr Or tie n"u.i nd
uon II shss asser1'<test. Du.e, i tc1 A"|
PF1co Three Dimes.
ns Lsvtr lnvxeratr mi Family c4sha1c r,,. ,,s ~.
ielde III ~ shc LHxn .own4 y no
,,,. t,,, ,,,..,.s ;. T. ". SANFORD, Nd
, 1859-08-08

Mss- Martha Eliza Pasebsll xife of y.
Paschall. Esq, editor ofthe 81 Louis R<pu5liean,
: died on "Wednesday last, -: =.
, 1859-08-08

These are the men who, on Tuesday night tast. ::
at the Schaghticotc bridge, murdered thirteen
human beings contided to their care, They Ind
the road in charge, and thus entered into conc
meEciaf agreement to nsake It saft for all who
should trarcl over it. If there be law in liz
tic pcnitentiaiy yesrns-St.e Ters 1sm.t sa @ns 81
fAsx
, 1859-08-08

"a The Plymouth Rock states that The cost
Of the Pilgrim Monument, wheo fully completed
wll le about &300. .0o0, Of which sum about as
200 has been subscribed. The time absolutely
necessary for its completion will bc about six
year, batthis may be prolonged in order to Oh.
:, tsan the amount d fanda necessary to defray.
, 1859-08-08

Janu"rx ~ ~" 'nnGposanle 10 asoid panic By
with foreign purchases. A oar @ 1nno msm DC e!attea
Pooe to by and PAY for them. Our bants arc
help thsmseI3c. 11Tas T.ap per month. and cannot
our importing classes or jobbefs. and lend tSs% pp
clauses csnnn* .r ~ sacs e.oa9t be made these
she "a board. and half dozen 1sTee I'LL f.nse. 80 y y
vear' @ ~ 1Ssr ~'! - ansct Tue whole country. Last
now. our b4nkstLe b.nts na aa t 1eoI INN se arc
oo @ tn On as@.1d e4 900. with only s5s,-
dsy. Euraps is cinttea r se are TT sosse Of To-
featured goods, to be sent here. aud We . mr.
ie.*, "a ,.ss 10. ao"n ~i come the vaue here at
porters ibis spring, not y~t so1d As osn " our d IN.
, 1859-08-08

t. 81 r. Sicklea denies he has taken house
III = +" saulngton for the next winter. His wife
~ ~. mo. 80 there, but remain in New York,
most likely BE- ejeeted from his % seaf' - ""
, 1859-08-08

If the Iowa Democracy are marshalIcd in bat
tie array BY Augustus Cesar -Dodse,.!they are
no longer inspired with heroism by the clarion
voiee Of the Reverend Henry Clay-Deau. This
parsonage, who combines the clerical bruiscr of
parson Brownlow with the rhetoric and dictiou
Of the harp of the thousand strings," {as tho
Democracy Of Chicago eau abundantly testify,
is packing up lis traps preparatory to rcrno-
raj to Missouri.
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IL. H. II


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r. r. Remedies are soldby Druggists everywhere.
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OUR MUSICAL FRIEND
sIIElsIFF's SALE.

Rf virtue oI a "a 70 ns cigcciae and deltx.
II cred IRON the hoa0habic Clrcaa Csurt o( DAVID.
10, l"ssee, "a tsaa ary tsrai, lSs9 vii
expose 70 pubic - tis nissi bl Il,r ar "a
a. tls Soe.t h9uss ard in TIE cay VI Nashville os
SAllfDAli lnE 5la DAG Or slAslCIl. 1889 al
u1e ni ute cAin iatsrest ani estate wicu ,isOrss
. Soilns tAsn "a, 90 nay nave sBcs acquired Ia
ana 70 me iolosiIS dsscs.Ved gro " imaa aalasd
A-tisA, Agoi AD1et - ears, % ba' cum lle .oa
4etSd OF a. TIE Pfal-st. 81 Do.rgs = sliux 20 at
~! an oAscSu q il iIy htni n l.v.F al k T. 8Aa.
ay, against = a. n tsc.rge :. E3olhax ana n y
Boiling. February -, lS5,
JAS. ~. HMM, sheriff Of i4sid.nu CO.
icoS-td 10 n Bs-zAcH Dsosity sn,-Ils
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SHEfsIFF,s sAIE

Ri tHe1s % a tens4lloni eNi'onas direct
D ed, and delivered from tl.s ti.s..lnb.. .,-,,.
Curt ~ lAs tdson CO., Tol.l, ils J.4utr, I,r,
1906 Wall eAioso 10 publC s.a.o te Ia. ierg A.
esI l"f CASH Al TIE Court aJ-se ssl~t A.y
oi Assht lie, GA sAfJi.pAf, 4iiE 54a l,AY ~
1904, Ai!ihs tghi, ifs, ,LisR, ssI-fest sii %
s-se NuSh . V Felioss tieu ia,s saAJ have slnes
AZ so-st. L>5tk Ne aia - tne ~ n LOss Ne
soeA nashville belSnging - ;. 81 Ir i's Estate a.
a-se put W "a g AAryeii 'e. lstsrrd ~ tue ft-ls
teT once u Davdspa eolnIy IA b.,... No Al -
P-ee pAs t's s'atne beng sfts ses-s4 10 J. O. ssl-
ioMs " 4 J. AatniO q, L y "a, uizy Do sesa ~
~ SsSA VA t.eg saer OI-v II Usvtas5 60.
eo~A, 49, al pages a. aod r., benz. leysI on "a
tae property ~ J. Y. fulloxs ~ slssay Juistas,t
Z. E2i1sin an J. " fe4lsws. TebsEary : isSs
= n. HiNION, Ssserin
81 D-v.tsOu county,
ieSs-id b 4 c D4iAAE, D~p'y slerla,
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LolIIcHQst UFEsfE, tETF Han,
Sashs siIe, Jas. felt. ts29.
TtAxPAYEfkS wfso sish % ssnn themselves a. ths
II pFisilcssx q 1As fs~ 4lss~iez pfe-saymeaf u
C0lIAo9l aI1oS TAxfS fsf sAs sssf lste, hesssy
ed that tbey - - - eelss = s1e cei
lecs1f.s sf1ee fnfeFesl pse f4ts - FzA cz1s
Pcs m1n<h 3llI - alssed ffpn Ne date q eeril1r
cztss ~ Izl Jsty. 0znxzs s< 14x1 bis HseelzF
ne eils sin 1ad - shsir zseEsss 70 e.l ans42ss-
y. A. &14<14s
ze1e-la - Cn<sssox.
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Nome Again.

MIR. LAkCOMKE desircs to inform his
ltl friends aud the public generally that hc LAS re-
turned fro his Northern tour and Is ready to open
the fall campaign.
EuIy postrd iu all lrecentimprovements IN Photo
rraphic ipUlationTciy ing as heretofore solely
upon the Risr,ts his ptoturcs, and deterhhrd "a
spare no effort 20 please he Confidently invites those
who have new gwen hun "a ialr ttsli, to de- 80.
Ladies wii'r- his present rooms the meet eonVe'
nently and ~ insanity located OF any IN the Illy
bcrry stYr ,,rnrr nf I'Hi.,u scld2l-t
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IT is DELICIOUS TO TAKE.


Every e. % uutry vi ere Ia anr
Shou1 3Ot leave the city until he has procured a sup
ply of McLeans Strengthening Cordial IL ssls rapid
ly because IL always cures. A liberal discount VIII
be made 10 those who buy 10 sell again
CAUTiON-Beware Of Druggists or dealers who NAV
try palm upon you some bitter Sarsaparila trasb
which they can buy cheap, by saying Il Is lust A.
good. Avon such men. Ask FOR McIe.n's strength
cnng Cordial, and take nothing else IL Is the onl
remedy that will purify the blood thoroughly, and
the tiIne strengthen the system
One tablespoonful taken every morning just bciO
breakfast, ts certain preventive for Cholera Chill
and Fever, Yellow Fever or any prevalent disease
ss- frioe only 81 per bottle, bottles for IS
J. ii. MCLEAN,
Sole Proprietor OF tie Cordial
Also Mclean = Volcanic OIL LinilnenL
Sc Principal Depot the corner OF Third an
Pine street, 81 LOUIS Missouri.
ka-For sale IN Memphis by S. Mansfield Co., job
son x Long, and by Ward Jones, At proprietor.
prices.
~ For sale in Louisville by BELL, ALBOTT Co.
Springer bro, and Ray ymond 4 Paiton-
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THE BALLAD OF TIE OINTMENT

Ad11"uim tOAlaa sab nu6i5us nuytrlgu, ,o,,,.
JoANAks tCLVps.
When little John hi Susv : foe
AnG Mary scalded prattliug Joe
what healed their woun.s .tld s,.th,d ,b.i,,.
The onInlritI
When Tommy gouged his sist..r,seYe
ana siinging bces made Eilen ,.ry
VIAL sovereign balm did we nupfy,t
. 1hs Oialineutt
What agent then could one dcsrs
10 quench the rage OF burning ere
To sOoth the sting OF insects lires
The Ontmen
Zach Druggist in this happy Land
For twenty -nVe cents In lis h,nl
"hl forthwith place At your command
That Ointment
,,tii LIE IkAsIENBERG GREEN MOUNTAIN ONT
AENI Is for sale by all Druggists IN Ienp,sse. .oh.
Janle-u =, ~ 'ShtNAtl Si.iNAtl
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ChiIdren,s Dtsea.e.

Rddcdys Resoudti,0 ResolDdnt should be hailed as
oessng by every mother, throughout the land whose
infants are afflicted with Sores, Humors, &c These
ofeAAmgs out (thus early) are evidence OF disease
transmitted from the parent stock. Afew doses of the
eoodttag heSoiut will eradicate every vestrge of the
disease and insure the chid sound and healthy body
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MeLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment
TIE BEST LINIMENT IN THE woRL
For Man or Beas..
Another Remarkable Cure Perfor.aed by Ee
Leans Volcanic Oil Liniment.
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Leans Volcanic Oil Liniment.
READ FOX YOURSELVES.
Thomas k0rd, blacksmith, living near cass Aven
Teuth street. had n hOrnbie running sore on
foot. he tried various lAniments, Salyes &c-
could do it no good he deslaiTed OF ever being ak
work NJ his trade again. because he could not be
any weight tis foot Ass by one bottle of Mclean
VoicAnic Ilalment, be n nov perfectly cured
Rheumatisna, Paralysis, Neuralgia Bruises, spraiE
5 incss IN the joints or Muscles, sore Throat Sxs
ings, EAr-acbe or rootll-ache, wounds, Fresh Cat
Sofes barns Scalds, Pains c., yield the Magic
innuence OF tlis xnaderfui IAnilnenI
For Horses and Cattle II is az lafaliible remedy
ChaIes, Calls, Scratches, craCkei Heels, LAmene
SPAWN, sWeeny, sf4nt, fstulA, Bruises, sweIna
Nounas, Katie snake iltes, and various other disc
which animals are Liable - frosa injuries aeci
def.ts.
Every Country Mereh.n, should obtain supply
McI.eAs's Volcanic Oii LAnimeni- Il sells rapidly
caese Il always cures
a nber.I diseoan, ~ili be made 20 merchants ~
buy % sell agzin-
ra- For sale by ;. n MCLEAN, Prvprietor cora
OF 1hsrd and Iias streess, o. Louis. hsSaris Alse
sale Abovs ApIS-dtNaWly