davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09
WAR NEWS.


General Smiths division went out on Sat-
urday to the neighborhood Of Vienna and
gathered ninety-tour wagon loads of forage.
Nc enemy was seen in any direction.
The battery located short distance above
Matthias Point threw a shell into the camp
of the Fourteenth Massachusetts regiment
on Friday. Failing to explode, it did no
injury. The woods between the camps on the
Maryland side Of the lower Potomac are al.
most impossible for the army baggage wa.
CONS. Nearly all the stores are now shipped
BY small steamers and transports.
The Washington Chronicle states that on
Friday morning the second and third bri-
gades of Gen. McCalps division, with large
force from Gen. Smiths division, went out
taking with them two days rations. The
force numbered over ten thousand men. in
GLIDING infantry, cavalry and artillery
They advanced beyond Hunters Mills, and
drove in the pickets, and scounted in tho
vicinity of Dranesville, but did not discover
the enemy in force On the farm of Mr..
Gunnell, the 18th Reg. Penn. Reserve Corps
took So wagon loads of corn and wheat, 80
hogs, averaging 200 pounds each, II horses,
! yoke Of oxen, buggies, chaise, harness, and
q large quantity Of property. The house
hold furniture, not being considered Of any |
service to the government, was not disturb.
cd. First Sergeant Wilson, Company D,
captured two of Gunnel's slaves, as contra
bands, and delivered them to the Colonel of
he regiment. There were also five men and
wo women taken prisoners of war. They
Friday night.
General Wool is said to be urging upon
ne government, the necessity of making a
demonstration upon Richmond from Fortress
Monroe.
The New York World states that General
'uel is rapidly approaching Bowling Green,
Ky, and that desperate struggle at that
lace is imminent.
Accounts from Old Point says that the
roops encamped at Newport News and else
here were going into winter quarters. i
taple provisions at the South were reported
lenty, though generally commanding high
rlces. There was a gradual and steady con-
sntra ion of Confederate troops all along
re line OF seaboard threatened by the fleets,
nd all this was being accomplished without
re weakening of the grand army before
'ashngton or in the West. Il
The Richmond Dispatch states that the Ii
cent action on the James River, about :
export News, resulted unfavorable to the :
ederal gun-boats, the Patrick Henry by
'r accurate firing having compelled them
retire.
The steamer Pink Vaibe, from Louisville. c.
tn cotton mill machinery, proceeding to
ashvlle under permit from Secretary
lase, was seized by the Con federates, and :
now held by Lieutenant McGaverock, r
at Fort Donelson, awaiting or. :
RS from Gen. Johnston. The machinery =
IS taken TO Nashville
band of Confederates entered Ipdenenl
nee ON the 7th arrested several Uniun "
n, and forced them to take the oath of al
janice. ma
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09
NJ Is G Ell L AN EOUS.
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

FINHE REV. MR.. LIPPITT, at the solicitation
L OF number Of citizens, proposes to open a
SCHOOL for Boys as soon as applications to be
LETT at the Book Store of James Entwisle & Sons
will justify the undertaking nov 3O-1w
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09

NJ EW BUCKWHEAT, put up expressly fer
~ family use, for sale by
nov 20 JOHN T. COOKE.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, 20.

DRUG STORE.
41MRY COOK CO., SO King st., Alexandria.
Il EEP constant supply of Drugs, Chemicals.
IA Patent Medicines, Spices. Perfnmerv' Ear
cy Articles Coal Oil, Ethereal Oil, Lamp Oil, Lard
vi, Alcohol, Dye Stufs,. Paints and Paint f); NJ
all kinds, Window Glass and Putty. Coal oil
Lamps, Stove Polish, Paint Brushes, and every
srticle usually found in a we'll regulated Drus
o'o'o' oct LIT
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09

SWEET CIDGR.-A good article of the ahove
~ just received, and for sale by
o. JOHN T. COOKE,
"o' ~ Old Post Office Corner
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09
GROCERIES.

RUTTER.-Fresh ROLL BUTTER, lust re-.
IL ceived, and for sale by 'N
oec JOHN T. COOKE.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09

II EW BACON.-A fresh supply of HAMS and
~ BREAST PIECES, just received, and for
w JOHN I. COOKE,
"oo Old Post Office Corner.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09

OIL! OIL! DILL!
ARD OIL, Machine Oil, Linseed, both raw and
~ boiled Ethereal Oil, pure Neatsfoot Coal Oil.
IRAN and Tanners Oil, received and for sale bv
move HENRY COOK 4 CO.. Sarenta Hal,
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09
PORTLAND KEROSENE.

PORTLAND KEROsENE.
Am GALLONS Of the above. which il nr;v.,
FUV sally acknowledged to be equal, if not su-
Perlor, to any other, received and for sale At re-
duced price. HENRY cOnK 30
noVS Sarepta Hall, King street.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09

JULIUS DINELT, DENTIST,
OFFICE. No. II Washington street, above king.
WHERE HE CAN BE FOUND AT ALL TIMES.
nov 22-lm*
Oh PRINTING, HANDBILLS, CARDS.
= BILL HEADS, CIR LARS, &c., &C..
neatiy and expeditiously printed, on the lowest
terms, at the Alexandria Gazette Office, near the
corner of Prince and Fairfax streets.
nov 6-lw
DRUGS, CHENICALs. -
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17

@WG invite the special attention Of
the ladies to the call Of tie Comfy Com
mitIee for q meeting at the City Hall on
Tuesday, the 22nd inst,. at 10 o'clock A
NJ. Tie object Of this meeting as will be
seen, is to take carly, uni'ed aud prompt
action for the relief Of our suffering sol.
diers in the 6eld. It seems that the gov.
ernmenl is unable to secure sufHcle Of
supply Of blankels, socks, ubdershirts,
drawers 20, unable not from the want Of
money, but because the factories and the
shops have been exhausted, and The gov
ernment Can no longer Gud them to pur-
chase, and for this reason the loyal
womoa of the country are called up.
on either to donate or sell to the gov.
ernment such articles as they can spare.
We believe the women 5fFair6eld coun
ty will not be found wanting in matter
OF such vital interest to humanity and the
country. We believe they will come up
and contribute their energ les to the sue
cess of the good cause. Winter is ap.
prO'ching, unless our bro lhors in the
field are supplied with those things which
are necessary to their com for! they must
suffer terribly.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17

STATE or Ono, EXECUTIVE DEPAsTMKHT,)
COLuMBUs, Oct. II, 1861.

NOLUhbUs, Oct. IL, 1901.
To The Military COmmittess of tie STATE:
TIE Quartermaster. General 0f the Unit.
cd States. by his official circular dated
October !. communicates the fact that the
0oVernmeut cannot supply sufficient
Dumber Of blankets 10 meet tho wants Of
The volunteer army. The appropriation
oy our Legislature in aid Of the United
States having been exhausted. tie State
authorities are compelled to rely chiefly
upon the General Goyernment To CLOTH,
and 10 other Iespscls provide for lhe COM
fort OF OHIO volunteers. The inability Of
the Federal authorities to furnish blauk
els 10 our soldiers, whose he.hh and eff
cheney are, threatened, leaves no altelna.
i've 70 your saats Executive but adrect
appeal to the prople. In addition 10 The
du'y with which you are al:eady charged,
to aid IN the procuring OF blankets for re-
cruiis, you are hereby specially and most
earnestly directed to sDlici: contribution
from the people Of your respective dis.
IrIcls for our volunteers in the field, and
to supply Deficiencies in ths camps. You
will appeal to them without delay. will
receive donations Of woDlen shirts, drawers
socks, gloves aDd blaDksts, and will pgr-
chase at reasonable rates all the blankets
which in your Judgment will be serv;cea.
bic, selecting such as are nearest lbe ar.
my sIardard. You will communicate to
me the names and places OF residence Of
all the donors, and will forward 10 tlt-
Quartcrmaster General a. Columbus all
lhe goods you may receive or purch Sc.
l'Will not doubt q prompt and generous
response TO your appeal. The many and
cheerful contributions of the people o.
Ohio to our noble army are the best as
surances Of their readiness 10 do all in
their power for its protection and support.
lSigned VIM. DEsNsos,
Governor Of Ohio.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17
BALTIMORE. Oct. IA. 1861

MRssRs. EDIToRs:--A great conHagra.
lion took place in our village on Saturday
eve, the l9th inst, destroying property
to the amount oftwenty-6ve hundred er
three Thousand dollars. the principal sui.
ferers being Jacob Ke'lsnbarger, II. L.
Nicely and Joseph Benadum. Mr.. Kel.
leDbarger lost his dwelling housa, slab les,
grain, provisions, ETC., which were en-
'renched for the winter supplies; the loss
falls heaviest upon him. a..
At a meeting convened in cousequen CO
OF the foregoing calamity, on Monday eve.
ming. the l4lh inst, the following pro-
ceedings we're had. DR.. Helmirk was
called to the chair, and G. W. Mullinix,
appointed Secretary.
On motion it was Resolved to call upon
the citizens Of the community, and all
others TO lend a helping hand in this. the
time ofneed, for which purpose the fol-
lowing committee was designated
John Bury, Michael Myers, 7. B War
ner, II. j. HuDmel, John Bright, A. H..
Simmons, T. Schopp, F. W, Bigony,
Euoch Bicbler; John Weakley. Millers.
mott; E. G. Hannam, Justus Younghaus,
Lancaster; A. .. Benpadum ESQ. Pick
erington; Perry Rank, New Salem; Sam.
uel Stone jr., kirkeIsylls, j. D. Nourse.
Rushville; Elijah Dove. Carroll.
The committeeman were requested to
exert themselves to procure all they pos
sibly could; and report at the next meet
ing. The committee were authorized to
accept Of whatever is rendered to them in
the way Of donations.
On motion the Secretary was instruct.
ed to furnish the county papers with the
proceedings of the meeting and request
them 10 publish for the benefit Of those
interested. ...
On motion the meeting odjoul ned to
Monday evening the q3th inst, TO hear
the report Of the Committee.
DIR. HELMICK. Pres't. ...
G.. W. MULLISIx. Sec'y.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17
Ray-Ths l,ipciupati Commercial

DI-Ths CincinDati Commercial Of
Tuesday says: The 18th Regiment, Col.
;3JohnM Council. has advanced at The
] head ofths column u u s. forces now
moving toward Cumberland Gap. l! is
aaidl,bs, officers and men of the regiment
are delighted at the advance.
LATER-We have since learned by let
ter from the Seargeant Major that the
Regiment is stationed at Camp Coffee
near Big Hill, is mics south Of Rich.
mopl, Ky. The ncn we're in fne spirits
and iu hourly expectation ola 6ght with
zollioofer's forces. The Keutucbians in
the vicinity Of the camp ware treating
them with the greatest hospitality.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17
FROM COLUMBUS.

...l ..4 4- OoLuMbUs, OO'' Io'
D. L. Wood having been ordered to
Join the Eighteenth Regiment reg sulars. Of
which be is a Captain, has resigned the
Quartermas,er Generalship Of Ohio, to
take effect on the l4th and Col. Geo. B
Bright, Assistant Quartermaster, has
been promoted to be Quartermaster Gen
eral,
Twelve steel riaed cannon have been
ordered for Ohio batteries, making 81 III
fled cannon being manufactured for Ohio
With the regiments going from camps
to day, Ohio has SO regiments Of infant
ry 10 service in camp and field, Ohio has
now $4,000 soldiers.
NJ. D. Leggett, Of GAINESVILLE, has been
authorized to organize the Seventy Eighth
Regiment. .l 8fEn ns9
Subscriptions to the national loan in
Columbus amountto little over $50,.
600,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17
To the Patriotic Women of FairfeI,
.. County.

10 the Patriotic Women of Fairfield
... County.
The Governor Of the State, unable 10
procure o necessary supply Of blankets,
socks. drawers and undershirts tor our
soldiers in the field, has appealed TO the
patriotic women of Ohio TO make up the
de6ciecy. As Chairman Of the Fairfield
County recruiting Committee, am iu'
structed to address to the ladies of the
county a similar appeal and to call upon
them TO meet at the City Hall is Lancss
ter on Tuesday the 22nd of Octobe al
10 O'Clock, A. NJ. for the purpose of con.
sultiug and advising, organizing and pre-
pairing to respond to the appeal as become
the women Of Fairfield county.
A struggle is now going on, which in,
wolves the life Of the nation. Your broth
ers, sons and hus bands have gone forth Ia
indicate tie laws of the country, tC
maintain the constitution of your fathers.
10 preserve and perpetuate Zone and in
divisible" the land of Washington. Nine
hundred gallant sons have gone from
!, our own midst-gone from home ant
FIRE side and friends, TO meet and van,
qulsh the enemies of constitutional liber
"; paricides and traitors who have raised
their hands 10 strike and PROSTATE. over
throw aud disgrace the government. IN.
der which they and you have lived and
prospered in plenty security and peace fol
three fourths Of century. These bray,
men ale already 10 the field. They hav,
nobly periled life, and comfort, given VI
the pleasures and plenty and peace o
home, for the perils. trials and privalioDs
| the terrors aud tempests Of the baltls. field
Barefooted and bleeding, ragged and colC
they are waiting and wstching-guardinl
the hill tops Of Virginia, the valleys o
Kentucky and the plains Of Missouri thai
q treacherous and traitorous foe may no
invade our hearth stones. lay waste on,
valleys, desecrate our temples and des
troy our homes.
Mothers and daughters Of Fairfield
these brave men, your husbands and som
and the husbands and sons of your neigh
bors and friends. are IN want Of clothes
are destitute oftnany ofthe Js,O comforts o
,Sdr The tempes, and frost and storm o
winter are approaching. The Govern
me 1t has hone and is doing everything
in its power to furnish our army with til,
necessary supplies. The shops and fac
tories Of the country have been exhaust
ed, every spindle aud loom has been dfiy
en- TO its utmost capacity, They have
failed to meet the demand. Unless th
women Of the country come to the rescu,
aud exert themselves to supply the de6c
ienty, our soldiers must 60 unclad anC
the sickness and suffering consequent vii
be terrible.
Women Of Fairfield you are calledsup
on to contribute your mite towards tn,
preservation Of the Union. You are ask
ed to demonstrate your patriotism, you
devotion to the Union, your zeal for liber
ty and law, by contributions of blankets
socks, drawers and undershirts and otbe
comforts to our suffering soldiers in tht
field. You are appealed to by humanity
by the suferings Of our gallant braves t.
act promptly, vigorously and literally foI
their relief and the oountry's good.
Nor are you aSkedlo donate your labo
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17
E Mr.. JoHN Lyons left Yesterda

E Nh. JoHN LroSs left yesterday
with his family, on the westward bound
train, for Hamilton Ohio. Mr.. Lyons
has lived among US for twenty five years.
during which time he has built houses,
employed labor. aud has always had the
reputation Of prompt. liberal, anG hon.
est man. His family will b. an ornament
to any town or city in which their lot may
be cast. They leave behind ttem and
have the best wishes Of a host Of good
friends in the most respectable circles
May the future smile upon them whersv-
er they may go. 1e' ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17

EFThe young. man who came into
our oiics on last Tuesday. and obtained
from us $srnoie on the false pretsnse of
taking a dime out Of it, and used the
whole Of it in a drunken frolic. had better
return the amount 10 US as soon as pos
sible. We withhold the name this week.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17

MCLEAS's STRENGTHENING CoRDrAL.-
This invaluable compound. we are glad to
know, has become the most popular rem.
edy in the United States. Nearly every
family keeps i. on hand. They find /,
saves physicians' bills. A small quantity
given in season will ward off Fsvers, or
any prevalent disease. See the adver,
tisement in another column.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17

HICKS BRAss BAND This splendid
band played for US during the late ses.
sion ofour County Agricultural Society.
Their music was well selected and wsll
performed. There are few better bands
in Ohio. Its members arc not only fine
musicians but gentlemen.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17

or material to che Government. Your
contributions Of course viii be most &C.
csplable but il you desire it, you will be
paid literally for your ma:eria!. Come
10 the meeting then ON Tuesday nsxt, aud
demonstrate your love for the country and
sympathy for The suffering by you. works.
JOHN REBER, Pres't.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17

4 Ezra woLr. well known to our people is
commissioned to raise band for the 6lst
Regiment, Col. schleich. Mr.. Wolf is a
fine musioiau7-perhaps the bes, bugl.ist
iu Ohio; and his band will be No. I, A
few good players are wanted. gslsf
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17
FiRr.-A fire occurred al Baltimore in

? FiRE.-A fire occurred at Baltimore in
this county, on Saturday evening last,
which consumed about half a square Of
buildings. The hotel stand kept by Mr..
Kelenbarger was entirely destroyed with
all its contents. Three horses were burned
to death in the hotel stables, one belong.
ing to Ezra Hannum Of this city. The
principal sufferers we're Msssrs. Kcllen-
barger., Joseph Beuuadum. and II. L.
Nicely, the buildings being consumed as
far down as the brick, formerly known as
the Wood property. Loss So 500.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17

IHE fAlR'-lne lentn3 annual rair
of the Fairfield County Agricultural So.
cieiy came off last week. Viewed ss
display Of the products Of the county, this
Fair was in many respects inferior tosome
fiat we have had; but there seemed 10 be
10 one disappointed, bu, indeed general
surprise that there should be SO much on
= exhibition as there was. 'a-~ f r.
Tie Fair Ground did not present it's
usual fine appearance, owing to the fact
that Regiment Of. Soldiers had boen
quartored there during the spring months,
and some buildings lad been burned
down during the summer. Though
much Lad been dote to restore it to it's for
n,er beauty, YET art could not replace the
grassy carpet. mol tls former appearance
Of injureditrees. I Mount Pleasant attend.
ed The Fair as usual. aud asifby way Of
cOmpepsatiug for the dilapidhted appear
ance Of the Fair Ground, allowed himself
tobe arfsyed in more than his accustom
Cd glory. aud suffered massive crimson
vine4to twine carelessly about his irown.
ing brow, as though Mars had recently
consecrated him to vigorous prosecu.
ton Of the war" ~.,
The Fair has seldom il ever been better
attended than it was on Thursday. There
was also good attendance on FriGay, but
cold drizzling rain in the morning kept
many at home. |
The Floral Hall was tastelully decora
led and faithfully attended by commit
tee of lair and amiable ladies', who made
happy artdgeh tnts bf lhs material plac
ed % exhibition there, Il ra@.jl
Thdre was. o limited variety oI fruit
Several varieties Of grapes looked yer,
well and from all we can learn ;he yineI
have been prolific throughout the Stat,
the pressntseasoh. 4 group of Russs
Apples looked ylry tempting, but let NJ
one be deceived into the idea chat thi
useful frpit exists IN anything like abur
dance; We have made interested inqui
ry upon the subject, anc we declare .'mor
in sorrow than in anger, that those VIII
have INDUCED 10 VISIONS of apples AM
cider for the coming winter, must foreg
the delightful really.
The display Of farm products at Veg
etable Hall showed that Nature has no
been niggardly the present sssson in tn
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17

CoNcERT.-Tho concert Of Thursday
Eight was success Miss KeArny ac
quilted herself with great credit-to the
entire satisfaction Of her large and Sppre-
ciativc audience. We hope miss Kearny
will consent to repeat'her concert at some
future day.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17

PERSONAL -GEo. BEERY, Esq, former
ly of this county, but now a resident Of
Upper sandusky, dropped in at our sane
tum just as we were going to press, look
ing hale and hearty. He informs us that
old wysndOtt is doing her duty, having
already sent into the field eight full som.
paDies. - 80 g4
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17

~ All persons holding Commissions
as end Lieutenants or recruiting compa-
MES iu this county are requested to meet
withtheT County Contnitlse at Governor
Madil's office on Saturday the l9lh inst.
at so'elock P. NJ. ,..-.,...
By order Of the COMMITTEES. ,. ,ueg
r. NJ. CLARKE, Sect'y.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17

AAERIciS HOUSE, LOeAN.-This house
is quite as well kept as any in Southern
Ohio. Those Of our fellow citizens in
passing through or visiting Logan, desir.
ing to be we'll received, well fed, and hos
pitably entertained should not fail to stop
at the American.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17
TO THE LADIES,

There will be meeting of the ladies
of Lancaster a, the City Hall. at 2 9O'crk
tomorrow (Friday) SfternoOn, for the
purpose Of making preliminary arrange.
ments for the meeting of the Ladies Of the
county on Tuesday next. We hope tc
ses large attendance and prompt action
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17

fEJOhn Woodland, Of the vicinity of
New Salem, will offer at Pebble Sale. on
the 9th Of November sOmsyaluabIs stock.
See advertisement.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17
DIR. MLEAA-s UAIVERsAL PILLS.

For Listr ComptaiHt, BFHioHsRess, Htadaefe, 9e.,
There has never beeRa Cathsde medicine, offered
IN the pHblic that has given Aleh entire satisfaction as
McLEAs's BETyGRGAL PfLLs. q - r
Being entirely vegetable, they are perfectly nno-
cent and be taken by the most tender infaD yet
prompt aud powerful In removing all Billions seeIe-
lions, Acid or impure, ,Peted Matter from the ston-
ach. In fact. they are the only Pills that should be
used In malariOus districts.
They produce no Grping. Sickness or paia In the
Stomach Bowels, tho1g yerJ active aud searching
10 their operation, promoting healthy eeIeiions Of
the Liver and Kidneys. Who will euger from BiI
iousness, Headache aud Foul Stomach. when go chap
remedy can he Obtained! Keep them" constantly
hand; single dose, taken 10 season, may prevent
bOurs. DAYS and months ofuiekRess. AK for Hr. J.
II. McIean's Un,versal PHI. Take no other. Being
coated. they tasteless Price only 25 cents ppr
bax. and be sent by mail 10 any part OF the Unit
ed gtatss. -. n. keCLALyr, Sole PropFistoT,
Cornsr Of TAird aMd Pine Streets, 50. Iowa, No.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17
DR.LH. .NeLEAN-s YoLcsHIc OIL LLNINEST
The Bsst External in ths World,
for Man or Beast

Thousands or human beings hare been sayeda lffe
Of decrep1iude snd misery 5J Ihe Of this inyau
able Linimeni. II Sill relieve pain almost instanta-
neousy aud II will cleans. purify and heal the foul
est Sore In an ineredihle shoH tifne. aeLeaNS HOl-
eaaie OIL Liamsnt will relieve the most inveterate
cases OF rheumatism. Gout, or Neuralgia. For Par
aysis. cOntracted Muscles. Stiffness or weakaessin
Earaebe- For Barns Scalds. any Pain IT is an
lnfallibIe Remedy. Try 1t. aud you viii 6nd an In
dspenibls rrmady. KeepiLslWags oRbapd. -i, .
PL9STERhS. FARMERS, or any ope having
charge Of horses viii save money BY usiDc can
VOIcenie oii Linimeut u is-a speedy and iofalble
cure for Calls, Sprains Chafes Swelling. LameDess
Sweeney. Sores, Wounds. Scratches, or any external
disease. Try. II AID YOU will. be CONVINCED.
DIR. J. II. MsLEA.S, Sole Proprietor.
ST. LOUIS. MO.
TPE. L. sloeum, agent. aug. is, Is6l--ly