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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27

Prior TO Elias Howe, Jr's invention. patented
in 40 all at,xmpls To adopt machinery hns proved
nhorilive, His is the basis oi al suocessiu iu nm.
chimes their diff rences however, are marked
md important The committee OF the American
Institute classified the IN according To the stitch
made md the purposes 10 which the machine il
To he applied in lour clnsse LIST o. 3d and llh
n Classification indicating the general order OF
merit ard importance.
Class LIST includes the Lock Stitch Machine for
family use, and Tor manu- lncturers in the same
image OF purpoe and material The committee
has assigned this class the highest rank on e.
count oi the "elasticity peImanence, beauty and
e. neral desirableness OF the stitching when done "
and the wide range oi lis application. At the
head of this class they place the Wheeler & vii.
sou Machine, and award it the ighest premium
This has been the uniform award for this ma
chine throughout the country for several years,
aud we think no disinteresed person wi i'll dispute
its justice andproprie'y.
0HyWHEELER AND Wilson's SEWING MACHINE
took the first premium. at The late Harrison county
Fair -fd
II G. MARTIN Is agent for the snle of the
above named machine in the counties OF Harrison
Jefferson, Carroll, Tuscarawas, Guernsey, Bel.
mont and Monroe.
WARRANTED THREE TElRS, and
sold by II. q. MARTIN. RocKHILL, (Kennon 7
o., Belmont county, Chic.
9rSsnd. fora Circular 90 my2
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27

We have personally examined the various Ma
chimes before the public, with an anxi rus desire
to place before our readers reliable information.
As the result of such examination. we unhesita- =
ingly recommend WHEELER & Wilson'S SEW
iSG MACHINE as the Machine for family use.
Z. KINGSLEY,
Editor Of Wesletn Chrislian Adoocate.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27
EARLIEST stoNs OF coNsuuPTtoE.

AND Tnr3E SIGNS snAIL rofLow EM."-- hdri.
Tho e1ist symptom CT tubcrcular disease is vATigG.
1t prcecs The cough, and 1t Is carcr IN point Of time,
than tho nrcTr. IL IS -ft manifested In tho fore and
hins. Tao muscular tissues waste hence DEBILITY
there s scns0 Of fsomcthlng w.orgn eiinJ that 1ng
VIAL rOwrGl ARE rLAGoiSd. Tho tcdsd Of tho living
machine ia more active than Its rcoair."Dr. Pollok
" IT, pihoutdnydpp cduse or under the influence
Of causes which induce WEAKNESS and lxAt sriuY such
rs rant, D ope1oor, eroeSs, pregnancy, htedrnJ,
nur,in1, RAPID grsth, tloo roeorcry Jrcir dscae,
q person begins TO loso his lcsh strength color or
appetite, If ho suffers from shoriness of breath,
sicrpestness and experiences general feeling Of lon.
Qaor and depression, TIL RE I3 REASON TO FIR that
he Is uiry rrcdi posed 10 the conploin If to these
symptoms bo added cough however slight particularly
f IL has como on slowly, or during tue fair season,
THE PROBABILITY Is GREATER STILL. - ChurcAiur
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27
Tin MING.

IF You wnnt repairing oi amy kind done in the
L Thinning LINE, promptly md reasonably,
call on II. HARk'S.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27

The Ncil House destroyed ty FIRE the 9Th inst. was
In ured for Eve toIsnnl dollars in the Hartford Fire In
suronce Company, Of Hartford, Conn | have received
lrynl ID, AcNU.lr EaY., Gcnctal A,cn or said cOupa-
n.y. Il iht drait Iog c i amount OF my claim and take
great pleasure In making known 70 the public tho liberal
ity and rrumptucss with which the loss has been adjusted
und paid. ir2lIy X. T.. NEIL. Trustee.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27
A FAIR TRIAL is A CIRTAIN cU6EI

Gs- RTWARI,o Of Bogus EemesiirS advertised ns rr.
sI1rc.s Of thcir means, Tr6,io time, md hasten
fAraL EErir. Write 10 me for CIlCtL LAi.s, aEd for
D-. Churchill'S Treatise Oh Consumption,
which contain tho onlI authentic iyormdiion In regnrd
10 t..s NV T;EXIshNr sent ilrg 10 al irarsrrIs.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27

For economy OF over, ease OF management :
variety of adaption, and speed OF exrcu lion. the
WHISTLER & WILSON MACHINE, no doubt, surpass-
es all Others for family use.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27
Belmont ChruniCle.
LAWS OF OHIO.
Az ACT

AN ACT
To regulate r construction o coal bon7 nnd fiat boats on
any slack water navg gnton vi.iin tie sinle oi OHIO
Section l. Ec it cnucted by N General Assembly o.
tn STATE Ohio Tina, al Goals BRAT and flat boats nav
izating ranmg being used in any way loading or ur.
loading any slack water navi {aion within the state ol
ONO s,ermbosts nee used, -ha 1e SO constructed
that not less than fitceu inc es OF euuwsc and siding will
remain above wEter level when such boats loaded
down, or while cnrry ing full cad.
Sec 2 All such hoets hci " used on such nav.
gable waters not constructed oi{aily shall he pro
vided with sauchous fastened into gunsvales aud bow
and stern ntinbers which shall be fastened substantial
plsiks, less tiau fifteen inches vide and extending
around on / 9th sides ard en's OF spch boats
Sec. J. This shul takc effect and he in force from
and after the first lay oi May, l-Ul, -
HITCHCOCK,
Speaker pro OF the House OF REPRESENTATIVES.
OBEBr e. KIRK,
President OF the Senate.
parsrd April o, 1881.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27
ELIZA T. LANTZ.
JOHN LANTZ.

| do hereby certify that | ara personally uc-
quainted with Mr.. and Mrs. Lantz. md know
them to be persons o slric, truth and veracity.
+ X. CRAW FORD,
Pastor of Nottingham Pres Chnrcn.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27
DO YOU KNOW 1T?
THE HYpOpHCsPElTEs,

"Thc CURE OF CONSUMPTION, oven in tho
Second md Third Stages lat period, therefore,
when there can be doubt to the nature OF
the Diseasc) ia tho RULE, while DEATH Is THE
EECEPTION.o 81 KNOW" snys Dr. G.,
"that they Will prove not only "a SURE REM
EOY In CONSUMPTION as ouinino Is In Inter.
mittent Fever, but ni.o cfrcctunl PKEsI.R-
vATIvE AZ Vaccination In Small Pox."
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27

MooREFiELD. Ohio, April is, 1861.
This is to certify that have had in use one oil
Wheeler Il Wilson's Sewing Machines for the
past eight moHths, and as for the kind had cor.
rGspondence from diff rent parts OF the country
before purchased, ana find the machine to be
lily ns good as i, was recommended to be Tor
speed, durability and management, from The finest
cambrics up TO The heaviest goods; in fact. would
not do W ilhuut il lor double its cost il cou not
get another OF the same kind.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27

Let no sufferer, who values health and life, delay IN
hour to try this remedy. Remember that prevention
~ better than cure" Beware OF sclfdcception tho
soothing assurance Of friends that n Is 0nly ts
coII " Fatal error to myriads who now NJ premature
rraycsl Ciyc. cntrcat attention the
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27
y. w. VLHKK,
Editor Of Ladies' Repository.

This is to certify that hive used one of Wheel.
er IL Wilson's Sewing Machines for eighl months
past, and have found IT fully TO answer the rec.
having used it :or all kinds OF fam.
lily sewing from the inest to the coarsest iabrics-
10 my entire sati faction.
MARY A. MITCHELL,
Wife Of Isaac Mitchell.
FLUsniHG, OHIO, 4th mo-, 18th, 1861.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27
- ro-'; IN 2 end 1c-os. Iottea 81 and so eaeh--
Th-to large. or nix email for Go. 15y frc.smI,e 10
on both tho Label end C1tside wrarper.
no OTIIEE IC CuIUIEu

rs- TO not eonlound this llcmcfy with tho tocn,cd
,ncml,al Food; :; Gnd particularly avoid all rrcIara.
t1Gs coz rg ior wh!Ih Is DA'CEEot r. md Ldhter
oil, which has No ctRATiN u rROIrRTY NnA7EyTR
fn' by tho most respectable Irirglts thsorchnrt
tn itl tatts md Eiitt royiroas. ard Nlol sa!u
nEi l,tail nt tho General cot In tie ntcd suts ty
J. WINCHESTER, SC John Street, Ii. Y.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27
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Is the only known remedy for
Rheumatism, GOut and Neu-
ralgia, and u sure cure
for all Mercurial Dis
eASRA.

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ralsia, and II sure cure
for all Mercurial Dis
eases.
1T is a conveniently arranged Band, contain.
l. ing medlcated compound, to be worn around
the waist without jury to the most delicate per
son. No change in habits OF living il required
and it entirely removes he disease from the sys.
TEN with ut producing the injurious effects uri.
sing from the use OF powerful internal medicines
which weaken and destroy the constitution. aud
give temporary relief only. By this treatment
the medicinal properties contained in the Band
come In contact with the blood and reach the
disease, through the pores OF the skin, ehectine
in every instance perfect cure, and resi- ores the
paris afflicted to a healthy condition. This Band
is also most powerful Anti. Aiercurial agent.
and will certainly relieve the system frca the pei
nicious effects OF Mercury Moderate cases are
cured in few days, and we are constantly re-
ceiving testimonials OF its efficacy in aggravated
cases OF long standing.
Price, e.; TO be had of Druggists generally, or
can DO sent by mail OF express. with full direc.
lions for use, To any part Of the country, direct
trom the principal Office No, 400 Broadway, Now
York. q, SMITH & CO, sole pIoprietors
Desc .ipuve circulars sent free. Agents wanted
everywhere. ..t TO I0 a1
arAgentin in 81. Ciairspiie, ISAAC n. PArrKR.
son marl4ly
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-12

Each new Southern account Of the hattie
Of Bull's Run shows more clearly To What a
desps &c strait the rebels were reduced be-
fore cir last body Of re endorsements came
In. n officer OF the Palmetto Guard writes
20 the Charleston Mercury that .the day VAS
lost when our two regiments came up. Our
troops were falling back. and had retired
some distance. All along our line or march.
men were retreating and saving 10 ~ that
NE were defeated The regular corrospoa
dent Of the Mercury confirms this statem~nt
in the following language:
"kemper's Battery. followed by the slh.
Col. Cash. hurried 20 the scene Of action. II
was met along the way by numbers Of the
wounded. dying and retiring. who declared
the day had gone against Us that Sloan'r
regiment. the 18th, was cut to pieces that
Hampton's legion. coming 20 the rescue. and
the Louisiana battalion were annihilated
that Gen. Bee and Col Hampton we're NOR
tally wounded. aud Col. Ben johnson killed
and that the Confederate forces VAS out
iianked and routed. and the day lost This
was the unvsrying tenor ofths words that
greeted Us from the wounded and diving and
the fugitives who met us during the last mile
Of our approach 10 the field of battle"
This gives incontsstible proof that tho vie
tory was within our grasp. and that only the
untimely and causeless panic among our
troops snstched il from us Next time there
will be no panic
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-12

Fmr Indiana Legion Is a convenient means
Tor securing military promotions that it would
oe difficult to attain under the strict rules Of
the war Office ut Washington. Thus. Gen
Fremont's staff officers bear the commissions
of Gov Morton's Legion" To give them the
proper rank and standing among military
sen. Senator Lane Of Kansas, and Senator
Baker of Oregon, by the same means, are
enabled To assume the command Of their pros
nec.ise brigsdes, without being obliged 10
.as-ste their places in the Senate.-Cbieago
IribHRc.
Some people are hard 20 -nt. The Tn
bans seems % be OF this class 20 far a We
are advised Indiana forms no exception 10
aay other State in respect 10 her military sp-
pontmenis The plain fact about few
simply this Several worthy and accomplish
81 foseisn officers desired TO enter our ser
vice. |; was impossible for them TO do so,
oy means Of the complicated and slow ma
chiuers Of the war Office The appointment
therefore had Ia be made in some State ser
wee In llama VAS solicited, and Governor
NoRro>. being VA Washington. made the ap-
pointm,nts. among these were Col AssorHY
and Capt. D'ALxkK The Senators named
above. We learned recently, have not conclu.
dod % enter the service, and while il NAV De
that the facility of appointment in our
Home Iegion" was offered them. they have
declined We cannot soc any peculiar ohjec-
ton 20 the comforting If an occasional sp
poinfment On some worthy and educated or
experienced military nan. IN the manner
-bove alluded 10
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-12

The aslslres OF Generals JoHS~ros and
BsAuEfoaRD 20 the srmy Of the Potomac,
dated AZ Manassas Junction. 2,th July. lc6l +.
= beautiful specimen Of mendacity. IL 5
full of falsehoods and the most outrageous
deceit. II describes the army OF the rePab
tic s.as countless host Il says that our
people sounded their approach with tri-
amphant displays Of anticipated victory. =
That their Generals came lin regal state =
that their Ministers, Senators and women
vert all present to witness the immolstion of
their army They state that the Federal
army left ON The field aearig erery piece of
their artiIlery-nearly all Their arms. equip
meats. baggage stores. &c. and len also
thousands Of their wounded and prisoners
They abound in congratulations TO Provi-
dence for his kindness and good sense in
granting them tho victory.
The whole thing IS "A false and impious
document. IL is like all the papers Of Sc
ees..onists. Such publications are not
calculated to prof, them in any way. They
are. however. part and parcel OF the great
fraud
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-12


INDIANA zopAsK.---We see IL stated that
the | llh Indiana Regiment. under Col Lev
Wallace u % be rcorganlzcd for three yesss
sefslcs under the French plan. The whole
numberof men Is 70 be 500. and l. to b.
.oade uP ef infhniFy. siillefy aud cavalry
We presume the regiment will lie divided
INTO three bsitalion-. each Of which viii he
commanded by a major, The artillery viii
consist OF one bsttea,. and the cavalry viii
number $50 men. The balance of the resi
ment--nnmhssing 100 mes, Gill be com
posed OF Zoasses. With such men AZ made
np Col Wallaees regiment a. first organized
most Of whom have re -eniisted--with the
new recruits shieh have been IA eamp for
some DAYS at indianapolis. Ne prsiict foe ths
regiment representation In the coming
struggle second 20 no other In the service
Colonel Wallace j. a most excellens disci
pIiHArian. and never calls on his men 20 70
where hs does not lead his men have con
fidence in his ability and pluck. and when
be calls on them 20 storm battery Of dis
perse line of rebel infantry. IL will he done
quickly and efficiently.
lnasmuch as the regiment will be organi1-
Ell on new footing would il not be well 20
hereafter style il the Indiana Zouave Ie-
gion. and thus comprehend in the name
both the artillery and cavalry -Eransrslie
Journal
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-12

report of Ex-Governor wkseEr's re.
cent speech. at New York. is given in sncth-
er column. IL i strong. able. aud earnest
advocacy Of the canse OF The Government
against secession and treason. and win have
.raae..ce. The Governor returns from the
Old World more than ever inroued With the
lose II his country. a. cur fathers left T..
ana uIl give strong blows in the great light
.a,in.s treason. He devoted patriotism and
earnest zeal viii make his voice felt in onr
s.ase. Before the Governors strong Viii
4rl convincing logic ths small secession
.6aykeys" of this disrics all be e., % shrink
away into ncthingness.
Gov. wKcar returns home IN sood health
nd spirit. and. afler a short soiourn IN Ne~
York aud Washington. expects 10 repair to
or dis.sir: 70 live. The occasion Of his
srecch Va. reception given him BY the
Chamber Of Comnlerceof New York. on his
arrival from abroad
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-12

The Cross Cut Canal from this place 70
Worthingson. i in good navigahle condition
The levels are said to contain more water
than has been usual. at this season. for years
past. The structures have been repaired to
some extent and frightened up. and consider
able work done on the Feeder Dam at Eel
river. The prospect IS that the line will be
navigable a. far south a. Wo-thngton Ia
ring tho entire summer and fall.
LcrmKz MilLEE and Ono. HKDoks, il will
be remembered. undertook by contract with
the Canal Trustees and our city authorities,
TO maintain the navigation. for the tolls and
certain monies subscribed BY our city and
some public spirited inhabitants Of worthing
ton. In the present leaFth OF business aud
almost entire suspension Of boats. these gen
tlemcn hnd their contract pretty hard one
They seen 70 be fulfilling il. however. faith
fully, and are hopeful of the future They
deserve the encouragement and good will OF
the public The plentiful suppl, Of water
now In the Canal for the thousand purposes
for which il : used daily; and the absence Of
sgue and malarious diseases which prevailed
here AZ this time last year. are to be sttribu-
ted TO proper action of the City Council re
speeding the Canal. and the efficient agents
they have selected. 10 take charge OF It, All
our citizens are interested in this matter, and
the expense Of il nov falls equally upon all.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-12

The ovcr,,oWering sentiment Of this STATE
IS Tor the Usion. Il has stood up nohly u
the cau.e 81 The Government against the
great treason which threatens it, overthrow
70 State has responded moro cheerfully. or
~ sens better soldier, to ne field. Men Of
al plr..e-. have sunk plrsv in the consider
ton Of the crca, peril aud have stood shoul
der 10 shoulder Cor tho Constitution and the
Law.
A small and desperate band Of political
trimmer, however. have hep, aloof Party
aud partisan traffic have been their constant
trade - hong that they knos no other yocs
tion They are even nov struggling -pas.
mosiicAliy At their old business. In tho
whirl OF events the-e sore heAd.' are pref
q v-il known. al over shs State. They
nevertheless pretend % be Union men. riiA
. .saisscafsoa of some sort. and FOUNDER
about. like porpoises in she h~avy ses Of pub
BIC opinion. waiting. a. Nc. Nic,wbcr did. for
something "a TEEN M" This class 81 pc
.ons havr had their das Thev know his
.nd yet meet their tate Of popular soorn and
Indignation. with very had grsce Their la
hsfc Nv ! 70 fHra rsrfvrs They want =
n~v ef'sion 81 "Fox's BOOK 81 NartvrS.~ IN
~hich their MOD cu;- nav sIf~4s. tor the
a.lairips sase Il future generations. They
rsmsmher the Old adsge. the blood Of the
martyrs ; tie -eel Of the Church and are
2axioas - be galvanized into notice even IN
t1st capacity
VIII not some bot, persecute them and
s.arfs--s them They have hcea anxious
L seekias for sou,e body % ahrdxe their
fsse.lom O. .feerA 80 as that thes .h.ll
e~a-e their enpss sl,i sseasonAbie heehliax.
q aob them. o. do something n them. oas
~ which they may manufacture the cspissl
II p,rsess,ssa. Nobody cares enough about
slesn se.slo ass Of thee thing. o. ~v.a 10 -
through the motions Their harsngues fali
smpssly upon the fe- ~ho eosgrsxase = hear
them. and remind even their patient Ass.iitcrs
vers naeh Of the sensation Of set blake,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-12

There are TOO many ofthe ssas~art yeaaE men
Of Indiana already IN he bastAlions OF the
Onion and marching q victory under the
Star sp4nglcd hammer. 90 suaes rear TIRE
ca them To be commenced by trassorous dem
agogues in this State IL j. poor business for
any BODY 70 aid IN comprising the lives Of our
brave soldiers. ~ho are abroad IA the field.
bs giving sympathy 10 their enem, A feeling
ef alter esniemps lor ihe-. Who are ssgs-
zee IN this. persades the whole State The
people do not propose 10 dignity the perpessa
Ter. Of these ouirages into any respect a
asasisrs. Proceed with sonr show. gentle
men ssmFathisers'
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-12

Tar burning. by the rebels. Of she village
- Hamp.on-whieh lies some three miles
back 10 the northwest Of FORTRESS MONROE
on the night OF the sth. Mas one Of those
cruel and wanton acts uhich sometimes dr.
eraees tho march of armies IA Va fred bs
the Seces-ionists 10 prevent IT, re occupation
by the Fsleral troops. and between feer and
i've hundred building. consumed. The
NIGHT eonaaeration j. described A. a grand
and terrible spectacle bs those Who ~''n'-'''
:, fesua The walls Of Fortress Monroe
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-12

., - 90 Ssni year delicate. sickiey, puas sA,,a,..
- - h~~tny, strong snd robustf-then sfx. -.
AcLfsn's Struggling Cordial. fs.s IL 49,. -.
saeh h0iue.l ]; Is delicious 10 tax. -
cn- tAoie pootfui, taken svery naosr.iux 6...s,
- sure preventive against chill ard ferer ,ell--
isfei, eLolefa OF any prevailing disease
tACTON.-Bewsrs u Druggists or -. u
Dsy tfy 10 palm upon yOu botile Il Bitte-, a. =.
sSpsris which theT can buy cheap by ssxino b !.
!ust ~ good There are even men RAsE .so.st =
rte-i part q my name 10 dub their VIE 49,
uous Avoid such Infamous PIRATES and Their =,
lAlious compounds Ask for nr. J. n Nrre,a,.
sir.nsthenine Cordial and BLOOD Purtfe- r.
.o'l's d.. u = he only remedy that will psr.f,
STRENGTHEN and ISrlGORATE the wbol. o..
or sin bottles for IS - ''''*'
DR. J. II. NOLAN. sole prop.se,,x
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-12

THE PRIScrs JoKk.-Prince Napoleon
visited Staten Island. and was much pleased
with the sturiy appearance of the men. He
examined the arms and equipments eurioasly.
and entered one of the tents of the common
soldiers. the occupant of which produced a
bottle of lqnor which the Prince tasted.
What il thsf" said he
"0ld Bourbon. sir" responded the SOL
der.
"Old Bourbon" echoed the Prince
why, had no idea should like any mem
Der OF that family ~ WELL
The soldier did not see the point of the
Joke, but our readers doubtless will.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-12
dtat sser Taken.
NiE IUOliSAkDS ~, i,

, s''l ~. iH.ssii; Z 4 warranted - sis. .s,..
uon. ~ vii cure any disease of the klds.,. ~.
Or Bladder Painting. oh-rrsctrh Mer~f-s. " a. a.
M q tne Womb barFsoness o. sny sifasases 49,. !
Tom br"nic - Nertcns nehilfy r.. =, ,,s-i',,
remedy - - - Nfstiitts
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-12
Dr-.J. ~. ncLcan,s Volcanic Az.
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IHK bE>r ExrEsNAL N THr WORLD. Pm, N.
on BFArI

I'M BE>I ENrKRNAI IN nm Won,,, -. ~
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Thousands u human beings have heet ssxes l,,.
OF decrepuiude and misery. b. tle use a. this irx.l
nahis iiaHenf. u will relieve PAN .lins.-t IN,
t~iecusiy and II viii cleanse, purify as nj a..
fOulest SORE In an Incredibly short a.. sIr.ess
VOLCANIC OIL lySI,,EST viii relieve. 4. MT ,,''
NeisEAte cases ~ rheumatism. 6out. ~ N.arsl.s.
fDf PARALYSIS. Contracted Muscle, sgiisn.-s Or W..t
ness In the Joints Muscles or Iipsr,e-,. a, -, -
81 fsn- Two applications viii car. S,r. g,,,-.
Headache or karache- For Burn. or scAids ON .rs
Fam, II b Al lnfalible remedy. TRY n. and ron ~,
hand - "eys &C
fLNNihnS, tAkAkks "a any Ole ha,iD. ebaf..
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