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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

NEw YoRK SKAFEs.-Fhe New York Com
mercial Advertiser thus discourses on skates;
Although the skate-deelers display more
than a hundred different patterns Of club
skates-hnciful differences being excluded,
there are but few distinct varieties TbeFGll
Rocker curves at the toe and heel, aud is said
to be fine skate for back strokes q hd short
circles. OF this class are the Boston Rocker
the Shanghai Rocker, the Philadelphia
Rocker, the Albion, etc. The Halt Rocker
curves only at the toe, ending bluntly at the
heel. The Philadelphia Club is half rock
er, with an iron plate instead Of the wooden
clog, an exceedingly beautiful and high-prie-'
ed skate. The Straight Blade touches the
ice forne rriy or quite the length Of the foot
The Shoe Skate for ladies has a metal or stiff
leather box for the reception of the heel and
broad stzap-lacing for the toe. This style of
skate is not generally liked. Ladies Of some
experience prefer the ordinary gentlemen's
strapping. The Arctic Skate has roller
with key and ratchet working between the
clog and runner, to which the straps passing
over the foot are attached. .af
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JOHN =. RAREY, THE HORSE TAMER.-We
had the honor Of receiving call from this
remarkable tanner Of wild horses, on Thurs
day last, who has refnrnAd- an-a fisit in his
relatives and friends in GroVepoFt, after a
three years triumphant tour through Europe
Mr. Rarey is in ane health, and, singular to
relate, in all the encounters he has had with
the most vicious horses that could be brought
to him, he has never received the least harm,
not the slightest scratch. He brought over
with him te New York, the celebrated horse
Cruiser, a fns thoroughbred mare, and fohr
Shetland ponies, two Of them ehe smallest
ever seen in this country. He intends to
give exhibitions of his wonderful art in all
the principal cities inthe Union, commencing
next week at NiblO's Garden in New York.
While in London, the Royal Humane Socie-
ty presented him with q gold medal, weigh
ing twenty guineas, on one side of which
was elegantly engraved the Queens coat of
arms on the other side the following inscrip-
ton, 9 Presented to John s. Rarey, for intro
ducing to the public bis humane method of
tanning and managing animals, 1852 he
has also g gold medal surmounted with n
cOronet, presented to him by the King Of
Sweden at Stockholm, on which is inscribed
in Latin. Reward Of Mesig' Mr. Rarey has
attended many of the Courts of Europe, aud
has often been brought in personal commu-
nicati0n with Emperors, Kings, Queens, the
most illustrious Of the nobility, and has ever
been treated by them with the most distin-
guished consideration. We are led to believe
that he has has cleared not less than $4,000
a year during the three years absence. He
returns the same unpretending, unassuming,
modest, but determined John Rarey he ever
was, and his friends everywhere greet him
with cordial grasp Of welcome, After his
eastern tour, be will return to GFoveport,
where our citizens viii have the pleasure Of
taking him by the hand and the opportunity
Of inspecting the animals be has brought
Columbus Gazette.
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aaliafEllanEpns.


THE AMALaANATIOH OF LANeUAaEs
s Is a growing tendency 10 this age 70 appropriate
the most expressive words Of other languages, and
after while 20 incorporate them into our oEni thle
the word Nephac, which q from the Greek signify
ing ifOr the head, D now becoming pOpnins6ed tn
connection With MT Spalding great Headache rem
edy, but ii viii soon be used in more general way
and the word Csplhlic vii become a. common ~
ElectrOtFpa aud MAJ others Whose distnetion a.
foreign words has been worn away BY common usage
until they seem 'nati4e and to the manor BERN"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

TWENTY Millions OF Do1LARs sAyED.-.
paliug sold ttfO mllliOnH of bottles OF MS
ceiehr0ted Prepared Glue and it is estimated that
each bottle at least ten dJllGrs worth OF bro
ken furniture, thus making an aggregate Of twenty
millions Of dollars reclaimed from total loss y this
h0td word, he now proposes to de the world stiH
greater service BY curing all the aching heads with
MS Cephaltie Pills, and if they are good as his
Glue, Headaches viii soon vanish away ike snow in
July. 81 s=i.f.i III " e1n z
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gINnE THR GREAy

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sE GRORaE'a REoEORY, Dec. 5,
~ " Die I1e I1mn HOlds on q burn,
The vilesf sinner may return. -

Nj. Fernando Wood, Mayors Office, City
Hall Park.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

FSy- HEKDAcHH is the iayoriie sign by
which nature makes known any deviation whatever
from the natural state Of the brain, and viewed in
this light 1t may be looked a safeguard intend
ed 70 give notice Of disease which might otherwise
escape attention, till too late 70 be remededi and il
Indications should never be neglected.. HaadAches
may b. classified under two names, z; syn pt9matie
aud Idi0pathc. hymptOmatic Headache is exceed
iugly common and the precursor Ot great Rarlety
Of dlseaseBf among which are ApopleNy eOut, heu-
metisFn and ali isbre diseases. In It's nervous IQfm
Il Is sym Of disease Of the stomach costtE
ling Siok headache, Of hepatic dseage constituting
bilious headache Of worms, constipation and other
dsorders Of the bowels, as we'll Venal and uterine
affections. Diseases Of the heart are very frequent
ly attended with Headaches5 Anenlia ana pistnoria
are also aGectlons which frequently occasion 1eao-
ache IdiOpathic Headache Is also very common
being usually distingui ihed By the mamie OF SERIOUS
hsadaahs sometimes coming On suddenly m e state
OF apparently sound health and prostrating at once
the mental and physical energies and IN other IN
gtauoes 1t comes on slowly heralded By depression
Of spirits or acerbity Of temper IN most instances
the pain Is in the front OF the head, oyer one or Both
eyes and sometimes provoking y9mitinsi under thia
class may ALEC be named Neiralgfa- -. d.
Nor the treatment Of either class Of deadacha TIE
OephHltc Pills have been 1Ound . SURE and SAFE rem
edy relieving the most acute pains in tsW Lnin-
tes and BY Its subtle power eradeating the dlssa-
ses Of which .Headachei is the unei rllg index
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

GREAT DIsCovERY.-Among the most inn
portant Of all the great medical discoveries OF this
ace NAV be considered the system of vaccination for
protection from Small Pox, the Oephaie PHI Tor re-
lief Of Headache, and the use Of Quinlne Tor the pre-
whose bslsflis VII be experienced BY suffering hu-
nlanity long after their discoveries are forg0tten
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s--s.a =. !. Z

, BeA-OYER EECTTEMEST, and the mental
care and anxiety ineosqt 70 close attention TO bu
s4nes5 or study are among the numerous causes OF
Nervous Headache. The dislriered state Of mind q
body incident to this distressin Complaint is fsal
no. 70 all energy ahJ IN Serers by this
distressing attacks by using one Of tlfsCephaIfie
Pills whenever the symptoms appear. Il qassts the
rim nerves, and relaxes the tension Of the stOnih
which also accompanies and aggraVates me disorder
ed condition. Of the brain,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

B7@Did you ever have theSiek Headachel
Do you. remember the throbbing temples, the fever
ed brow, the loathing and disgust at the sight OF
food How totally unfit ycu were for pleasure, con-
have relieved you from all the suffering which you
then experienced. For this ard other purposes you
should always have box Of them on hand 20 use as
occasion requires.
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TT rs PHE PREsCBfPTT8R fJF

ID E1E TAGoJnIE IlOH lE
u an AdgCated Fhgaicazi, end an who are q ID ict1
with any q Ehe above named diseases, should ula
Wftnout delay. 1t Wl drive the diseases lroai ne
gyg5eus ana EAsu oncs out On tie Skin isW apgII-
catiols of Or. WsaFeF'al s.e
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

BURoH AT HoME-Dayid Stuart, of Chi
cago, has commenced a suit for SANDER against
Mr.. Bureh for personal damages in the sum
of $l0O, 600; another party claims $40, 600
Mr.. Burch seems to be universally execrated
Report says that the Marine RanI ti.rs- " svrs
his checks the other day. All sorts Of in
dignities are offered to him.
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How New York Papers Pay


The New York correspondence of the Boston
Traveller writes thus of prominent newspaper
men
New York papeTdom-sueeessful paper
dom--is good property. The New York
Times pays between $50, 600 and $4,000
per aaauia; the Tribune $l20,00e and the
Herald $4,000. Governor Raymond, who
is eminently q social man, lives unostenta-
tiously in handsome .double-house- uptown,
well furnished, choicely adorned and elegant
ly beaatifed. His library, for which he has
an especial weakness, is one of the finest on
the continent and all the comforts which
taste can suggest or money furnish are pro-
vided at his hospitable dwelling.
Mr. Greeley, whois eminently not a social
or family man boards at the q Everett House
in dismal solitude, while his better half and
their mutual pledgesO Of affection spend their
time in Europe ~
Mr. Bennett lives regally, sumptuously,
splendidly,at Washington Heights The 'old
man, as be is irreverently called by the boys
in bis office, has very many good points
about him.
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gERATE. on 0INTNENT,

the eersta ia the emily thing required to care ll
should Be- kept in the house ofsTery Family,
FrSee, GeTats 25 Csns per Boitle.
SOLD BIZ hfOsF MEDICINE DEALERS.
Al IN HARRIs 4 co., Proprietor.
FOR Western States Cincinnati. Ohio
10 whom qll orders for the above Medicines muai
be addressed.
m Sold Wholesale and Retail by
GAYLORD : HanEcud, Q. s. Mackenzis, " =. Fists
land Ohi0s Robarts & Samuel Columbus; NJ a lilll-
haIus sandusky; Carter 3 Brother, Eris, Pa. augs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

Mr. Buchanan has, we believe, appointed a
day offasting and prayer. Weshall, of coure,
be foRnd in our accustomed pew, boOk-in-
hand. We shall, on this melancholy occasion,
add new prayer to our Litany From
james Buchanan, and all his works, may the
Lord deliver usp
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

a6ysioian, wen, Mrs. Jones. how is that

2 5101'l7 y Ut MS oVIIul1 llUT % lII.ll
beadache2 assf4 isf45la
Mrs, JoHos.-Gone Doctor, all gone the pill ypu.
sent cured me in just twenty minutes, and wish
yoQ would send more so that can hxvs them handy
Phvslciaa.-1ou can get them at any Druggists
recommend them in all cases Of Headache sT Hiiiei
Mrs. .yOnes.Tl shall send for a box directly, and
shall tell all my suffering friends for they are
real blessingssas s4f tfe 81 % 80 ~
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silently down, gracefully down,
Over the forest and over The town,
Rehinq fhc earth ia pure white gown,
Wnftfur 20 huu ffos
Drifting, cirnltnf, cddying sound,
OalIses The feathery snow,
Gently Il fails, Quietly falls,
Covering hufs and covering halls,
BElldinf iia minhture cities aud walls
over tsn earth below
Spreading IA sheets, roilinF In balls-
paaoinR. nulieking snow.
Cold and bleak, frozen and bleak,
Flying abont IN a merry freak, t-
TwirlinE around the mountain peak
Down 20 the valley below
Losing ltself IN the riuqling creek il
hickle and hnuting suaWa
Over shs ground, the frozen graund,
The crystal fakes chase each other round
Forming valley OF building a mound,
When the north winds blow,
With isa Icy breath and mourning sound,
Drifting the VrEiu sueW
Cllnring % trees, the evergreen trees,
Forming fantastic images,
Scattered as the merry hreeEo
Rushing onward doth eoi
Losing itself IN tho snowy seas,
Fair and ffagiio snow.
Sweeping away, melting away,
Whom me sun with ita golden ray
Info the Hrbor creepa 70 play,
Who're the viOlatH grow
Melting, WASTING, hiding away
FRAN and beautiful snow
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,ardIv Realized,

HI ad n '0rrihle 'eadache this haltemooni
hand stepped nto the hapofhsearles hand says, hi
to hi TO the man, Can you hease me 50 eaiinfhet
III and upon thai e gave me q Cephalie pill, hand
ipon me ionpr Il cured nae quick that ardly re-
allied 'ad 'ad an 'eadache.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

BRiDaET.MMissus wants you to send her q
bex Of Cepbe1tic Clue. no. bottfsof Prepared Pills
tut n thinking that's not Just Il naitheEj but
perhaps yelI be afther knowing what II is. 7 see
she's nigh dead and gone with the Sick Headaehes
and wants some more Of that same as EelaiYed her
before.
pilia.
bridgot. t.-Oehi sure now and you've sed it, here's
the quarther and Civ me the Pills and don't b. all
day about It aither. s.-
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opnstlpRripH or COptiVsnsss.
NJ one Of The liMany ills flesh is heir g


No one of the Many ills flesh is heir to y
is 50 prevalent SO little Understood, and so much
neglected as COstiFeness Often originating N care
lessness or sedentary habits; il is regarded a. q
sHebt disorder Of too little eOusequ uence 70 excite
nnEiety, while IN reality il is the precursor and
companion Of many Of the most iatal and da9ser2us
disefses and unless early eradicated II VIII Drl
the sufferer 20 an untimely crave Ameng NE
lqhter evils of which cOstveness Is The usual atlens
daut are Headache, Collie, Rheuma6snls Epui
Breath Piles and others Of Ike nsture, while along
Train OF rightful diseases such a. Mniigat heYef3i
faases, Dysintery Diarrhoay yDyspepsia, Apqplexyi
. oaralEsis, HysteFia4 Hypoeho9d riasls5
Epilepsy, =. -iarnsiny svTnutom MOI
Melanenaiy5 ana L. -tqinate in Con
enee ia the system sy thIs a. s-saue6 IN =
uniTeQuently the disasos named o.- -rrra
stipatiOn, but take independent exi5..e
less che cause ia eTadiated in early stage Braf
All these conEideratonsit it follows that the disorder
should receive immediate attention wheneVerft oc-
ours, and no person should negectl to get n box 70
Cephaltc Pills on the hrst appearance of the COM
patht as their timely use viii dispel the ihsiduous
apPro9ohes Of disease and destroy this serOus
70 human life.
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AaFIeiILtlfal.

DOIbED CIDER.--WE HAVE.
bad consigned to ua two barrels qf Boiled Cider.
0i superior quality, which viii sell hy the quart
or barrel ldecl9d1Wl J. J.sFAlRE 500.
/ 'SWEET HERBS.--SUAzifEB SAV0-
~ Rx, Sweet MaTjoFum, Thyme and Sage, Of this
year'e growth. FOR sac 4t zi5 lllla1io ltfl8t-
decl9dsW y shlAlk& SON.
.nRIED SWEET CoRN.AA NIeE.
~ artiees ior sale By 2, STAIR 3 sos,
TOR SOUPS.ASPIIf Peas, Mac
a caEoEt, Y Ysrmaeiilas Rcari 9aFlsg, sc. be
eecE CAV la1ra - so = : = alN-r
HYACdNTHS, In CLASSES AND
III Pors.-Wo have Hyacinths Of dinerent c6lors,
growing in glaases and Hover pots. Those Wishing
C ma lfd ac11I u1r pretty rE4eIlts vii end pair
Or more Of Hy aeintbs iuat nc thing. eau and seo
dseiigl "a d eLala iis 6ugai 4 sitsss
DBIED APPLES.-63 BARaFI.s
Z. y pri1is dfioi q s5iiss pressed n .ss tsllsL..
dsels s,aRd 8 = ssrEia ~ 81 sstssGE sss:E
HONEYzWE HAHE AZ FERY
~ nice nrtiels of new atrain ned gneY for gala -
ID Vntarlo8t. ldeeiel n - lkl8 &EoH5
e1qlc ID i1paC SD lffesaee 41ffl -
.aEsl $40 Ii5di
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Esraaaas WOO lara. n. Basl. ugea p.

Tyns
The Buffalo Commercials New York cor
respondent says Fernando Wood has With
drawn from ST. Georges Church, the pulpit
Of which IS filled by Dr. Tying. He gives
the following as the eOrresponaenee
MAyoR's CFFoR, Dec. 8, 1860.
REy. AND pEAR sRs
Believing in the province Of the Church to
preach Christ erucifed, and him only, and
further believing that to political preaching
most Of the Ills which at present affiiot our
unhappy country, are traeeable, you win ex-
cuse me foF thus notifying ou Of my with
drawal from your pastoral ministraiions at
st Georges Yonr references to the Mayors
Proclamation, on Thanksgiving day, were as
unehtistian as shey were inpertinent and un-
called for bad been present on the ocea.
sion, / shonld have deemed il a duty to re-
sent them, BY leaving my pew, and taking
the membersef my family along With me-
Hoping that you viii grow wise as you grow
old, remain your ob't servant
FERNANDO WeoD.
To Rev.Stepben A. Tyng,Si. George Church,
Stuygesant Square.
On receiving this characteristic morceau,
the gossips say the. Reverend Rector Of St.
Georges sat down and penned the following
likewise characteristic reply.
ST GRoReE's REoEoRY, Dec. s.
Rev. Dr. Tyngs compliments to Mr. Fer
nando Wood, with his regrets that dislike of
wholesome and deserved alnonition should
have moved him to separate from the COM
muRion with the Saints. As tits, however,
the Rector Of St, Georges cannot refrain
from reiterating, on this occasion, an nnshak-
en- belief in the comfortable docrine-so
often subscribed to By his friend, Mr.. Wood
that
-" While the lamp holds on to burn,
The vilest sinner may return -
Mr.. Fernando Wood, Mayors Office, City
Hall Park
at this point, it is said, the correspondence
stopped but is gratifying to learn that
the Mayor, though be has forsaken the godly
Eadmonitions of Or. Tying, is determined not
to cut loose from the stated preaehines of
] the Gospel Day before yesterday he hired a
pew in the fashionable quarter of Trinity
Chapel, Of which bis bride to be, Miss Mills
daughter Of the rich Front street grocer
is, I am happy to say, a constant attendant
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DR.. J. G. AVER 4 co.


ALLh , OhAhhI u EEDLOhHNr II
has won for itself such 3 rerown for the cure Z
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint. thar
Il d entirely unnecessary for recount the eTi-
qence Of it3 virtues, Wherever @ has beeu employed
As Il has long been in constant thr0arhdut this
9ections heed not do more than s11rra the rasp1s
ts quality i9 kept CD 70 the best i gsr has been aud
shat Il may bereed on % DO for their rciiof an it
has ever been found 70 Dc.
AYERS GATHARTTG Pills
FOB THE CURE OF
C09llreHe57i 3uta11el, D1lspsiI, lndigrsfier Drfr
farIfi k0tl ssoHlack EfysioolS. Hs1fsale piI1- sI
llafsHs, Ar1pfsols and hsia Disaesas Eigor C51ufi
lTopegi Le,tegs 1eluors qHd SAG BhsHm WnTrs gl5al
Agsrasgi9s e Diaslsr PA, qrd lor Psrif.isg
They are suEag-soatad, 20 tlat ne most sensitive
aperient in the World for al TIE urss q 5 IaliIg
phy1ics
Price . cents per Box; Five Boxes f5rSI-c0. ll
lraat numbers u Clsfrruieng PhVficia,ii 1ralas-
men, end eminent perec1agc5 saro lent teir aalIes
70 cqrtiF ta unparalleled u1eiuinc1a os the1a r1ne
dies but space here viii not permit the insertion
Of them. ihe Agents below named Furnish gratis
our AlItRIcAN ALMANAC, In which they arg aiVeu5
with also full desert rti0ls Of tie abofo .inIs,
and tne treatment fhat should Be- oIioNgd 1f tlslf
Do not Be put on by unprlncipied dealer1 win
Qt11r prepalatlona they make ulora nrcil o.. De-
niand AXEl s and taIe 20 others. lhe Gicf Want
ne best aid there i for them, and they should hai'
" An our remedies are Tor sais b VIZ. Eiszs,
sraoNq ARMSTRONG, &. =. aAxIoRDs and y 81
Dr1GEsts.
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TUESDAY M08NiNa. IaN. /, 1861.


- For TsisSrsPhio, sIarl.si asd Marine
News see beurth haEei Alsl,tl
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xfNO BUY CHOICE C0RNICEs
cheap 20 to NJ. LARSON 90.
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FTNO BUY WINDOW SHADES In
'e-'''' - n. CARSON a 90.
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TT OUsWANT PAINTS. OILS,
VARHIsH, &o., genuine article, 60 to
n. CARSON q 90.
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eFs0 BUY WALL PAPERCHEAP.
So to H. CARSON cos. 7
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NERYoU5- 81 -DI-Is0RpERs


EERyoQs DISORDERS, .e
DOR ALL OF. WHICH 1T is. "A
speedy and certain rpinedy, sud never fails. Thl9
Llniment Is prepared guI the recipo 81 Dr. tegs4
has been used in bis practice more than twenty
years with tie most asto iihlng success.
As SANABLEY "A TOR OF PAIN, Il is unriFsied
BY any prepsration before me public, Of which sns
most maybe eQnFlncaa By 3 single tral.
This hini@ent viii eurs rapidilia E.aiss.,t,
Rheumatic Disorders Ot every kind, and tall--
sands Of cases Whsfe 4 had b6en used i has usSs-
O'F Fuk EEuRALGtA, it win aaord Immediate 70.
lief in eysEy ease; hQee7 YER distressing.
TOOTHACii 3 also 81 i esrs is stahfiy
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL
this LnimsIit IS a most happy ana On siiin remedy.
Acting directly upon The nervous tissues it strength
sns ana rsSlylnea the syste ana restores Il % sa
F0R PILES.-As an external remedy, We elalm
that if ls me BEsF know1' and We challenge re
distressing complaint should give It trial. for It
will not tail 20 afford immediatc relief and in
ority Of cases viii ellect a RADICAL cura.
QUINSY AND SOREs z q lzUA Z are sometimes Ak
tremely malignant and dangerous, but timely ap-
plication Of this Lfniment will never is to cure.
SPRAINs are 50 IaeliHes very obstinate, aud en-
argement OF the joints ablet to occur Is neglected
The worst case may b eonguorsd b this Liniment
In Two or three days. "a Eii-.t f.lA sis-l
Bruises, Cuts, Wounds, Sores, Ulcers, Burns, and
Scada yield readily to the wonderful healing prop
critics Of DR.. SW EEr5 lNFALL1BIsE LINlMEGT
when used according to directions Aiso ChilbaiBs,
Frosted Feet, and Insect Bites and stingB.
q EVERY lR0RSE OWNER
should have this remedy at hand, for its timely use
at the hrst appearance Qt Lsmensss viii eectually
prevent those formidable diseases, to which all
horses are liable, and which render so many other
wise valuable horses nearly worthless.
Over four hundred voluntary Testimonials to the
wonderful curative properties Of this Liniment have
been received within the last two years, and many
q them from parsons IN the highest ranks Of he.
-rf CAUTION. O yif
To avoid imposition, observe the signature and
likeness Of DR., stephen Sweet every label, and
also ssStephen Sweets Infallible Liniment" blown
in the glass Of each bottle without which none are
genuine. =, hlSd AhtloyN q Co.i
Sole Prupriet0rs, Norwich, OF.
For aalBin Cleveland By Wm. Fisks, Strong and
Armstrong, and BY All Druggists. sap2zs k25d&W
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4 TTKADLES-MULAY, GRAPE VINE,
b. K. RAYEObDs,
nnelsw8 81 superior streBts
D0AD SURAPERS-PLANK-
&, tor sals low H. K RkYNOLDs,
isnaIgws as SIiI.e9 or street
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