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Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-30

LEGIsLATIvE.--The Bulletin sums up the po-
litical status of the members of the next Legs-
lature thus Senate-Rcpublicans, II Union
Democrats, l6; McConneltes, Z. Assembly
Republicans, 80 Union Democrats, 81 McCon-
nelites, 0. Joint BallOt-Republican Sc, Union
Democrats 4S, McConnelites l6.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-30

THE Butte Record of the 9th inst. says From
present indications the dry season has just set in"
From indications up this way, it has just stepped
out.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-30

oman proposes, but God disposes," said pi-
Gus aunt to her over confident niece.
"Let man propose to me, if he dare" was
the response, and | will dispose of him accord
ing TO my own views, as he suits me-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-30
M a rr | e d :

At Trinity Center, Nov. goth, by Rev. VIM.
Morrow, p. e. JAS. b. WELLS, ESQ, to Miss tai
LEY, late of Wisconsin.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-30

THE Douglas City GaSeae, speaking of the late
food in the Trinity, says At this present time
the river is higher than it was at any time last
winter, and each little gulch and stream, sends
forth its tribute to swell the food"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-24
JOHN MARIO & co.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
HARDW IRON,
steel, Walls, Rope,
Timers Stock
No. l21, l23, l25 EAST WATER STREET,
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.

HARDWARE.
II Is impossible to cnumerate every article kept un-
der this head for want of space Our stock Ia full
and largely assorted both Heavy and shelf Hardware.
Our prices will at all times, both Whole, ale and Re-
tail. be low possibly Il r to sell and give
satisfaction in the quality of goods. There Is no
branch of uncss in which the quality Of goods vary
so much MS in this. Our aim is to keep the bsst goods
at the forrest pyicps
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-24
Position or Judge Douglas.

a good deal has been said about the 20
sition of Judge Douglas in the present civil
war, and effort has been made as usual to
exult over it. Now we undertake to say
that it is poor compliment to exult over
his present position, as it is only such as
every man who is not q traitor must and
will take. Judge Douglas distinctly states
that he has neither endorsed nor been con.
suited upon any particular measure adopted
by the Administration, and that he has op.
posed and expects to oppose the policy Of
Mr.. Lincoln. Nevertheless he is 70, his
country and against it's assailants. The
right to oppose the policy Of the Admins.
tration is sacred and unquestioned, but it is
equally certain that every man is bound to
support his country and stand by her,
whether the policy suits him or not. This
is the ground taken by Judga Douglas, and
it is the only one which can be occupied ty
a patriot in opposition. Anything short Of
this involves moral treason at least, and
anything beyond it is il base surrender Of
the rights Of a freeman. Qhiosqo TimAs.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-24

VTyHEAT Flour and Buck wheat Flour at g. 90 per
Wv Ruadred, for sale ty
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-24
TO .NerrhONfS.

We respectfully call your attention to this adver.
tisement, and to our house offering nduccme 10
sort up YOUR stock, the advantage of which will be
appreciated after you have given fair trial.
We will cndeavor to make our prices to suit you
by huHing OF you will be ubect to high rates
Of N Y. Exchange, which is quite item of loss to
tho'e VIII, are obliged to pay it. You ran buy light
and often. and run risk Of being oyerstockcd and
u AXE more monev In tn long run.
Our fariit-s for shipping goods such as to in
sure prompt III patch to all orders, which will receive
prompt amt immediate attention
shall make great Inducements to CASH Bnyers
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-24

Honorable Old Abraham
Peacably I,a0MgMrnted.
Unparalleled glodness .ts1s( exceptions to
all general -ules) the heart Of every
true american
THE GOVERNMENT IMPROBABLE!
U. States Stocks at Par!
State Stocks buoyant and rapidly advancing
Illinois and Wisconsin, Banks, O. K!
State Bunk Of Loua (as usuaD beyond a
Contingency!
The vhols NortAtoest n grooming undsr its
burden Of Wheat, Outs and Corn
The East and South tcant Is and
must Pay for it!
Exchange is going Down,
Ind Good Times are Coming!
w. HI. BROWN
rs .. coo! = ever. and for The next 90 Days,
i Offers his stock, consisting Of
Dry e8eBs,.
Clothing, Groceries,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Crocksry, Glassware. kerosene Lamps.
Aud thousand other things u unprecedented
Low PRICES,
70 naks room to - immense
New Spring Stock,
OF every variety Of Goods in quantities to suit the
Wholesols and Retail Trade.
II you want good Bargains, don't fail to call ct
once.
WIN. H. BROWN.
McCregor, Iowa, March Is, 1860.
Grapes! Gr0pes!!
THE propristors Of Rock Lake Vineyard Nurseries,
i are now prepared to supply the citizans OF Me-
GIsgor and vicinity With the Target and hest selected
lot Of hardy nature Grape Roots that ran be found
in the West consisting in part Of the following vars
ties Northern Mu-cadine, Concord. Hartford. Pro-
life Delaware. Diana, RebeccR, Marion Port, SAges
Mammoth, Rurton's Early August. Mass Early,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-24

We keep on hand a full stock of Boston B.ltino
Co s CT brated BoStna Biting. from Ia to IS in
wide. Conducting, iiydrant and Engine Hose from 3 4
10 inches In diameter Rubber Pack ng, all thick.
neSses.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-24
YrslLANTI, MIsH., Jan. ii, 1861.

WK.SPALFING.
SIR: Not long since sent to you for = box of
Cephalic Pills for the Of the Nervous Headache
and Costyeness, and received the same and they
so good an effect that induced to send for more
Please send by return mail. Direct to
A. II. WHEELER,
Ypsianti, Mich.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-24

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As these Testimonials uns olicited by Mr. spAp-
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Part OF these for the neiyhbors. to whom gave
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Send the Pills 10y mail. and olige
JAMES KENNEDY.
HAvRRFoRD, PA, Feb. 6, 1861.
SIR Wish you to send me more box of your
MARY ANN sToIKuOUsE
SPRUCE CREEK. HuNTlNcTcS Co., PA.,l
Jauuaiy u.s. 1851.
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Re peettultv yours.
JOHN II. SIMONS.
P.s. Ihave used one box of your Pills, aud fnd
them excellent.
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MR:SpALrING.
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and Costiveness, and received the same and they had
80 good effect that induced to send for more.
Please send by return mail. Direct to
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Ypsilanti, Mich.
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VIZ ARE sRIasx7 Your preparation, ranidlv -
wherever they have been u.ed. Rats Nice, Roachss
and Vsrmia dis 'ppsar immediately.
EcksR 4 sroUrrRs, Druggists
New Windsor, Maryland.
TO Dessrev--Rats, Reashss, a.
To Destroy--Nics, Molss, 10.
To Dsstroy--B Bed Bugs.
70 Dsstroy--Moths, Flsas, Ants, 10.
TO Destroy--Musquitoss.
70 Destroy-Insscts on Plants and Fowls.
To Dsstroy--Ensscts on Auimals, kc.. ks,
TO Destroy--Every form and specie Of vsrmiu.
USE ONLY
"CosteT's' Ret. Roach. &c., Exierm;sssor.
'Castar'." Fed Bug Ezie,minator.
"Co'tsr's" Electric Po'oder for Iaseet., $e., &c.
In Csc, soc and 81 Boxes, Bottles and Flssks
- W and S 20 sisss for Plantations,
Ships, Boats, Hotels, TO-, &C..
~ Sold Evny,rAer.--by
All WHOLESALE DRuoslsTs in large eitiss.
All RsrAIL DRuceIsrs, 0RoosRs, &s., &s.
In all Country villages and Towns.
wholesale Ast's In New York City.
shiedsln Brothers l. Co. IHarral Ri.ley L Kitchsu
Is. A. fahnestook, Co. Bush, Gale 4 Robinson.
a. u. & D. Sakds 4 Co. VI. Ward, Close & 20.
Wheeler 4 Hart Ackisson l. Robbins.
iieganan & Co. D. ). Barnes l. Co.
Hall, Kuckel i Co. 2. G. Wells / Co.
Thomas 4 Fuller. Lssee, arb + Gardner
r. y. Orvis. llsll Dixon 4 Co.
p ,SISa r STAFFORD Mower G G.pp e.. Co.
AND oraSRS.
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Boston, Mass.
U.s. ss ss's; o. Co. JOHN *. ss:::' C.
st. Louis. No.
H. Blakslsy, and others.
Chicago. III.
! J. T. Z: s s:ts Z . C. G., 1''a = Smith.
And al the Principal CitIss and 1ownsin the
WESTERN STATES.
At McosegoT,
n. Z. Newell, Hoffman, Benton Co.,
PRINCIPAL
WHolESAlEA RETAIL AGENTS.
And by Druggiss 0roc.rs and Retailsrs generally, in
the City ana County, at Retail.
1GConnEy Dealers can order as above. ga
Or address orders dilect-- Tor il Prices, Terms &C.
are desired - Send for Circular to Dsalersl to
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PRINo PAL DgPor--No. 5l2 Broadway--l Opposts thu
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-24
aHk NEW LIVERY! 49,

IDAS opened LIVERY STABLE, near
III Hrlwig's Snnthshop. at Mr(;regor, and . share
Of Public Paronagci Is spectully solicited.
March 20 lS6ltf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-24

S"PSOs SFV0s>
THE proprstors Of Rock Lake Vineyard Nurseries,
i are now prepared to supply the citiz4ns OF Me-
Tegor and vicinity with the Target spd hest selected
lot Of hardy nature Grape Roots that ran be found
in the West consisting in part of the following varis-
ties Northern Mu.csdine, Concord. Hartford. Pro-
li6c Delaware. Diana, Rebecca, Marion Port, SAges
MamMo,h, Rurton's Early August, Mass. Early,
Connecticut Blue, Isabella, Catawba. Clinton, Yer
mont. Also, Apple. Pear, Plum, and all the small
Fruits In varieties.
Orders will be received BY s. N. LAMPSON,
McGregor.
All Trees and Plants will he delivered at the Rak-
road free Of charge
All Orders sent to Rock Lake Vineyard acoonpan-
led with cash, will receive prompt attention.
ISAAC ATWOOD,
J. b. COOPER.
Lake Mills, Jefferson Co., Wis. March S, 1861.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-08
MORNING. lll[lI llE|' DEC, 5. 1861.

llea We Locke and started for the stubble a eld
oInea Dy old squire Todman-the one be VA,
gong 70 build the gin.house on, but dIdnT-
Wem, eitet walking bout q while, with Boss la
nttie ahead, his ears forward, and hIa tsI
what's Left Of iD Q waggin', what Should 4,
Dut tumble over by catching nv foot M som,
iong grass, which acted like sbln houpIe---bu
ives no use, and ! was going 10 rive nm IN,
nun., when seed ahead 4 psrtridee. iusl he
yona stump, pluming himself 10 he cid Dr.,
"g tnAt takes across the road Whereai
"At this moment the landlord rushed into tn.
.Oassioom .r,, and announced that the venison wae
- SSs,Dg eOId lt wasa December day }, aud want.
;S ho hnow, II tne court wouldn't adjourn soon,
fire. w '"uu'o oo"n Dy tne
L THE wifNEss TRIEs AGAIN.
At thls interruption Bhmlon again stopued
vhsa ,s.s Ms large vacant eyes over on the land.
ience, proceeded: '''''"' u
IN was beautiful EVENING" shall uavs,
forget that evening. The sun was acting h the
rest, where there was q very curious cloud
tunnel shaped, with large head 10 n. and then
so.. S o coming down TO leetle eend--it was, Ia
.sos, rAll beautiful evening, and thought
uousns Ae wen 90 q huntln', 90 says I, "Boss''
yOa Anos bossi he 10 . short, tailed dog With
sIoP ears, ana as good dog as any In the ooual
uy-so having called up Boss, and found he
Was al right. l got down my gun flt's ubout
tnltiy Inches In the bar'l, and Thought I'd lie
Ine i0cks, though they work like hair-triReers:
~ 50, heo tne locks and started for the stubble.
neio, owned by old Squire Todman-the one
ne Wss gong to build the ginhouse on, but didn't
;r.. ! i,.,,o ser walking bout while, with Boss
us un n.as aneAo' his ears forward, and bis
ssh S.nats ieit OF it) waggin', what should /
49, ~ ous tumble over by catching my foot in
some long grass, which acted like chin hopple
MDIt a, WAS no use, and was going to give up
tne hunt' when seed ahead a partridSe. iust
9eyona z stump, pluming himself in The old
uty raVine that takes across the road-where.
AZ says - Boss, says I. do you see that bird?
ana IN Dc hanged If the dog didn't come 10
pint: AT this lied down, and ctept along
sometimes Hat and sometimes on nv knee. b1t
aioDg crept, Boss all the while living Inv nv
ano-py come up TO the partridge and If IL
wasn't after all piece of red bark, I'm
DloWed! WhereupoD / brushed the amashed
says /, Boss '''''' a"u
Inc pressure had now become fearful, and
tnere was spontaneous movement among the
crowd some members Of it going 80 far as to
cough and scrape their feet, when the Judge.
evidently desiFous to facilitate proceedipSs.
very courteously leaned forward and be9eed
tnat the witness would be allowed to tell his
story 10 bis own way. Brimlon hereat quietly
said: O''0'ine n'S 'oi0e'
HfIt waa "A haaut;t,i ....
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-08

NAIL st 2: m, stopping at all stations between
columbus and oineinnaui arriving at Cincinnati at s95
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-08
sn DoLEARs PEN fHAa:
: invariably N Advanes,I

Sao1,, y g., you better gobaok o tbe b.oE M
:. LII ~ IN went tho Captain 10 iind an. -hs,h -
IN, ~ 10 vas 20 decide upon the red or ,be pi.hsid
s,... "a re.gnI1g the bank he found bis frIsnS
inso.Is isnses NO !. non est. He then refe,nsS s ~
NOT aYn :, - stranger No. that Stranger Nal rsS
bSess sne bank but he. also, had dissoas.,"d 80
gsa"t ysr yysr. Ackin's anxiety to know ron Ser
Va ~. oung o. the Detective POLICE whetbsr ;t
Mov. Ssss w OF the pisbald.--N L. TSi5rns.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-08
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS or OHIO

SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF OHIO.
From ROv. Aas0R 8mytA, Oommtsstozer of Common
Schools N OAto.
1.-THE Dictionary Is IN mperishabIe monument 10 the
learning and Industry Of Its author, and honor 70 the
world Of ette, The meehnnical execuon s far supe.
rior TO that Of any other Lzeon with which am &C.
lquainted."
from hon. a. H. Barney. no OomsnisssoNer Of
Schools IN 0ht0.
guags."
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-08
It was a beautiful evening
He SUCCEEDS.

He SUCCEEDS.
AT lherepetltion of this statement the Jndoa
iell back exhausted and putting on a severe ex.
preston, delivered himself thus:
Gentlemen, lbeg that you will not inter
rnp1 the witness; aek this as a personal favor.
Inc witness will please 90 on
Az THIS mint Brimlon smiled beniRnly, AZ II he
were conierring great favor on the bench, the
lawyers and the spectators, and then with a
voice sweeter and slower than ever, and amidst
Z S.lhness tnat was to the last degree painful,
at was beautiful EVENING" shall never
lorges tnAt evening Tie sun Was citing in the
mees, wnere mere was 0 very curious cloud,
iunnei. SNAPPED, with large head to Il, and then
sort O. coming down to leetle send-it was. In
fact q rail beautiful evaning, and ! thought
mougnt as well go huntin', 90 SAYS 4, 'Boss'
you Know Boss; be 10 a short tailed dog with
crop ears, and as good dog as any in the coun,
try-so having called up Boss, and found he wa,
all right, got down my gun Ot's about thirtv In
cnes ~ the barI and tho't I'd lie the locks. apt
started for the stubble.field, owned by old Sour,
Iodmau-ihe one he was going to build the Gin
mouse on, but didn't-well, after walking ,bon
Wnile, with Boss jest leetle ahead, his ear,
forward, and bis tail (what's left of it) a WAC
gin, what should / do but tumble over B,
catcning my foot In some long grass, which
acsed Ike shin hopple-but twas no use. and
was going to give up the hunt, when I seed
aneaa partridge, just beyond q stump, plum.
ing nimself in the old raVine that tafes across
tne road-Ehereat says I, Boss, SAYS I. do Won
see that birdf and I'll be hanged If the DOE
dldn't come to pint, At this | lied down AMI
crept along, sometimes fat and sometimes on
my knees, but along crept, Boss all the While
lying low; bysand-by cum up TO the partridge.
and II 1t wasn't after all piece of red bari.
I'm blowed! Whereupon | brushed The smssh'
60 grass and mud of my knees and elbers, and
says !, Boss, II We amt q passel Of darned
iools then suur tails yard long, If Il aiu,t
iongeri Whereat got out Of the field in double
quick time, and clomb over into the road, and
met Parker (turning toward the defendapt),
VINO said to me, says he, What. Brimlon, Won
out huntingP And said, mot much'-so Par
Eer and walked up the road, and be said he
jet seen Glass who threatened to sue him for
bis bill OF twenty dollars; that while he didn't
deny owing the bill, he didn't like to be sued.
The truth was out at last, and the painfully
excited crowd fairly shouted with delipht--the
lawyers at the same time rubbed their hands,
and the Judge heaved deep siRhl as il he
were suddenly relieved from fearful RESPONSE
niiity. In the general confusion that followed,
Srimion was energetically invited down from
tne stand BY dozen voices; and to this day il
70 marvel among all who heard his testimony
now he necessarilly connected the beautiful
evening, the partridge hunt, and the fact that
he heard Parker acknowledge that he owed
Glass money on an open account"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-08
was It .he Ired or the PIepala a.,

Was It the eed or the PieDald oxen,
On Wednesday, Captain Ackin, Who runs 4
boat between this city and New -BrnnsWick, n.
J., called at Police Headquarters 10 unfold the
story Of bis latest experience, In company with An
easily. y.made confidential friend. Il appears that
previous to going home to New-BrunsWick. he
determined TO make some preparation for hold
ing Thanksgiving. Accordingly, be went 20 the
Greenwich Bank on Wednesday morning and
drew the cum Of $50. On his exit from the
Bank, he met on the stoop very genslemaplv
and sociable man, who asked II his name was
Smith. He replied In the negatives; whereupoD
the stranger intmated that he was to have iuet
sgentleman of that name there about that time
and ae he had not seen him before he was liable
TO make mistake; but he added, "By the Wsy
40 you know anything about cattle2 Ijudge YOU
are from the country" Captain Ackin said,
Well, yes, know little about cattle.n
StraDger-Well, then, will you be so kind AZ
to walk down with me and look At some oxenf
Captain-o yes, with pleasure.
At this point, second stranger stepped 10 in
great haste, and asked Stranger No lii be was
coming down to buy those cattle
Stranger No. l--Certainly; hold on Ill, 90
into the Bank
Soon Stranger No reappsared with a fiaiful
of bills M
Stranger No. 2 then inquired If be was going
to pay something 10 fasten the cattle, or cons
right down and buy them at once
Stranger No. l--Well, you see, have to stay
here and meet Mr.. Smith, and II he comes. ve
will come down together. but will pay 500
now (handlng 800 billy M ~
Stranger No. 2-Cap't you give me $i507
Stranger No. Ill NJ try; no, I have nothing
but 800 bills (here be turned to Capt, Ackin):
Captain, have you got $50 you can let me have
till ve 60 down there7 ilha 3a q
Captain Oh, yes. giving him the $50 Just
drawn from the hank). 1Ett
y So Capt Ackin aud Stranger No. 2 walked
down toWrd the namelss place whero the cattle
NoEet0 be decided upon. Anda they ionrneyed,
Stranger No. was struck with the anal idea
and exclaimed: "i0hi be forgot 70 toll you,
whether be wanted Che red Ot the pIsbald oxen;
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-08
PRESIDENTS OF coLLEGEs I'M Z ogIo

PRESIDENTS OF COLLEGES IN OHIO.
MARIETTA OoLLxoE. .-s.It g truly magnificent work,
en- nonor 10 the author, the publishers and the whole
country. ."-PreEdent Andrews.
OHIo MnLKYAH UNIVERSITY .-' II exceeds my expecta,
IONS II will Be my guide In orthognphy and pronun.
estion and Will often be consulted By me for is neat
and accurate definitions. ."-President Thompson.
W. Il. EcLrcTto OoLLEaE.-"Heretofore We have used
Webster's photography. At q recent meeting OF our
Iacnv,h was decided TO change II % conform TO that
o. WSroeSters Royal ousrto Dictionary .-Presidsnt
MtTkRn knmvK OoLLEeE.-'1 ind II worthy Of
cordial appreciation. "-President Hitchcock.
0BnIH 0oILssK,-tIt more than meets my expscts-
ions. recommend It a. the standard authority In
STthoepy to my children and my pupils. ."-Presideni
ANTIOCH CoLLRaE."I adopt and aim to use In tsaoh-
ng writing and speaking, the orhogrsphy snd prOpun-
SiAaen o. MoFcester's Royal Qusrto btctionsry."-
1n all my writing, speaking, and teaching have en-.
deavored 10 conofma the ules for ortbography and
pronunciation contained in Worcesters Dictionary
-Horace Mann, late President.
KEMoH OoLIHaR, GknBrR I'll most cordially recon-.
mond Il the most Heliahls standard authority Of he
English language AZ 1t Ia now written and spok1n"-
President Andrew
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IL For further infomstlon and Through Tickets,
ePpH o N. L. DoHERTY, TickstAgent, Union Depot
P. W. sTRADER,
Gensnl Ticket Agent Cincinnati
JH0. W. D0HBRTY,
Agent, Columbua
R.W. WOODWARD,
Columbus Nov. 10, 1861.
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GUERNSEY'S BALMl
GUERNSEY'S BALM

DEmOvES AND PREVENTS IN
N eammation and pain, and heals the worst burn,
scad brue, cut or fresh wound Of any kind prevents
Weling and pain from bee stngs, mosquito bites and
poisonous plants neu1lgiA rheumatism, ague 10 tho
breast salt rhsu, eto When taken Internally. it viii
positively Group IN children aud gfves Imodiats
rsIefin the worst case Of this terrible complaint sso
removes hoaneness and sore throat. Price, Is centss
bottle. Should be In eve IyhouSe. For sale By Drug.
Rss and Storekeepeu. IRWIN GF0NT
Sole Proprietor, Spruce st New Yofk
.ostlderwlyis
No real justice be done the above preparatlons
but By procuring and reading descriptive pamphietsI
bp found With ell Dealers Will be sent by Proprietor
on demand Formulas and Trial Bottlan sent 20 Phyd
clans, who viii And Developments In both worthy thr
acceptanca and approval.
0osspondsnce solicted from all whose necesstes or
curiosity prompts to trial Of the shove reliable Rene
dies.
For sale by the usual wholesale and retail dealer
everywhere. ra1s.i @
JOHN l.. HUNNEWELL, PrOprIetO
cHKMrsr AND KHARMAoEuTIsr,
No. Q Commercial Wharf, Boston, Mass.
Roberts & Samuel, N. D. Maple, y. h. Cook, ]. NJ
penig, q. Denig Sons A. j. echuellsE 4 Son, Agents
ior ooiumDus' onio' my1-dly