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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-26

1GCe<HssrsL Me1mrs--This istl,e tisIc
~ se< nsns1iy maenzise, the iirss numi'er Of
~hich IS table II Is got up similar in
style ~ the Atlantic Monthly, and is published bv
J. &. cilnorr. ITO Trcmons street, Bosson =
TrRns:-1hacc dollars per year in advance (post
age p.id hy. The PsbIishess;l two copies for Eve
dollars: tire copse. for six dollars. postage
paid.) Single numbers can be procured Of any
News-deslcr in the United States The Knicker-
booker Magazine and The Continental Moathly
.vill te fsssuishcd for one yesr at fssr dollars
The design Of CONTINENTAL, as well as the style,
il similar to that or the Atlantic. I'm politics, the
R.hE<Ssresi s rial sdvse.te wiss all the foecc at
lis command, measures best adapted to preserve
she onencss and Integrity Of tlsesc listed States
IL viii never yield - the idea Of any disruption Of
this Republc, peaceably or otherwise; and il will
discuss with honesty and imparsiaIisy what mus:
be dose 70 ssveit. In this department some Of the
nost em;ncut statesmen Of the times will contrib
use regularly 70 its p.gcs. The early numbers
win contain articles on this subject IRON Hon.
D~Riel 8. Diehi.soas uen- Geo. bancroft, Hem
Horace Crecly. I'D sthsss II equal eaiDeace.
The aber tefore rs is very entertaining. espe-
cialIy the upEdcstsrtie'ce ooesf xhsjatter pro-
poees to coIoaize the darkies in South Carolina.
1eS4hvof Of dat decidediy. WHO = oepo-
49, tz3f8. s. IL ea8etfsas ..31sf~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-26

Mass Meeting of the citizens Of Marshall
County viii be held at the Court House in Plym-
outh. on SATURDAY. JANUARY FOURTH,
ls62. &C 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. at which time an elec-
ton Of Directors for the Agricultural Society will
take p,ce; also the transaction Of other business OF
vital Importance to the Society. Every man in
the county has a special invitation 10 attend.
By order OF the Society.
Attest. Jos. WEsrkRvErr, Prcs't.
MAnv Cr,urxSs. Sec'y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-26

Rcwate sf Crvak ers.--It is really hugha-
ble TO see the means many are resortiag TO to- de-
ceivc their friends and pura few shiings into thcir
own pockets. The merchant exhibits his goods;
you start back in astonishment at the high prices
He says it is all on account Of the war. No doubt
thewar hss caused an advance on Gotten. bat Rice
4 Smith have a large stock of Goods which were
bought before goods had advanced in market, and
they arc now selling them at old prices.
They are also largely engaged in the timber
trade, which gives those, farmers who have not the
ieady money, chance toprovide for the coming
winter. None should make their purchases until
they have visitedhe Low Price Store, Tor there is
the place to go good Bargains. i
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-26

HoRsE TmEr CAcuur.--A nah calling himself
Aterasier Blake vas arrested on Friday last at
1.kevilc. by Sheriff Barnard and Depsty Sheriff
WOLF. charged With stealing a mare rom man
living ness Peru. Hr had stopped early in the at
t<rnooa before az The Union HOUSE, la South lynn
outh sRd about O'Clock next morning got up, and
AFTER taking coat belonging to the Ian Iorl and
bosrirr's hat, took the mare he had stolen out
of the bssn. and dccsmped without telling any ono
E"~i bye --Nssssss ~aser D'~ke h.ti ssopped at
the Union House q man in pursuit Of him arrived
anil put up At the Edwards House. He had track
"a The M src.bciBg enabled IN do 80 on account Of
. slight J~tormity Of one foot AMI the peculiarly
cfshr shoe,-so within few miles Of Plymouth,
snd frls pretty that the thief could not be far
or, Accordingly, next morning. after confcrins
With Messrs. Barnard aud Wolfe, and securing
their assi<esnrv. started in pursuit. and got
she m1r<'s track again. Sheriff Barnard and Dep
usy Sheriff Wolfe rvie ahead rapidly, ovcrhauIing
The gentleman. as above stated, at Lakcville.
~hsrc he had stopped few minutes before to &C;
she mare s,oj. He was brought back to this place
and examined bcf,re Justice, who ordered the
Coasssble to take him to Miami county and deliver
him into the hands Of an officer. which Was accor
diasF $nepnss knaay la. iii
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-26

2THOs. sdpylsr Coma Sen, sIoobr.
NJ. FAulkser d bcssss,snp Ely, spsiis,'
ouer at Richmond. to be distributed among
the Union prisoners who are confined in
rebel dungeons. The donation l. charseter-
istic of the man. No wonder h has such
hold upon the affections Of the people Of
this district.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-26

pSnow nh here to che depth of ten twelve
EalSoGfA6rH night and SeadJ last since
which sbss< h.ss sod sleighiHg.--,he weather
keeping just cold enough to prevent the snow from
melting Yesterday mas beautiful winter day.
and sh~ sound Of the merry sleigh bells were heard
on Ne ssleeas Alidhy. An the youag folks and
many old ones seemed to be out enjoying them
seives.sirI nov 81 dfinsH arG ielisl i.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-26
WANTEO!

ALL DUE Us, either upon note or book ac-
count. by the 25th December, 1861. without tail,
As this Is our LAST NOTICE, ereeH one.
nov 9l-6s Xix PERSHIN0 e. co.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-26

Lesr.-Doct. Bsnj. F. P. Scho6eld, of Fulton
county. was thrown from his horse in this place on
Tuesday afternoon Fortunately the Doctor es-
capped unhart, but his horse ran OF with his Pill
Bags, which fell or in The brush somewhere on the
road leading west. out Of Gano street. Any one
finding them and savns rirm q PGshhs Scr
DRUG Store win be rewarded Cor his trouble.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-26

ENTHUSIASTICALLY up up
LILY Phillip PslIins. living if West
i6wnshipe. MARSHALL { county. gndhnas
ONE STEER,;.three years old last
spring. described as follows: Color
black, with white face. crop off the left
ear: iso other marks OF br.tnds pereeiv-
able, Appraised at eleven dollars by
jacob Bailey and Andrew Wnrrer. be-,
fore CasperGrubc, Justice fthe Peace.
Attest, 4N IT,
LIB. r. PERSHIyG, Clerk. /"
dcco1 56i-Se,pl a. w I'll
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-26

FaE--The Pump and Turning shop near In.
wool. in ibis county belonging to Mr. Ambrose
Adams. - soSsIly dssspysd BY nreoutlast Tues
dsy night week. Los estimated at $500.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-26
b 4 Il sFxTE 6FANbIANA

MARSHALL C0uH7Y, 4
/, AUSTIN FULLER, Auditor OF said
Coussyy, De hereby sorsitSshat the fore
Ebingl$s correct 1Astef The Lands and
Town Lots returned Delinquent for the
lnsnLPsymsnt sf7Sxess3ue on diem for
the ss.,r 1850, and that the same are
scyerally chargcablc with the amount
Of Taxes with which thsy stand, char
eed On s,id List aYi ,thst the said
Lands, OF 50 msek ttefeef rs will sell
sor the amounts due on them or from
the owners thereof at the time Of sale.
va o. tpldSat PSblik Ancsjpn at the
Court- Honse door in Plymoath. Mar
simit 6ovnty, -IFdurs,ou- the FIRST
MONDAY, sd -D1Y OF FEB
RUARE A. D., 1862, .ssf
VIA tader siJ lssna and seal this
18th day Of December, A. ID. 1861.
,a. .,,l,,,r AuSTINnFNLbER.
Auditor Marshall County. .
Er,idnafion of Authorizations va fhe
foregoing List. -.
/ + for east, N, month; W. west. s,
south; NV, n ,rthweSt; ne. northeast;
ses south cast, swy southwest; h,
rlxhlf; d. 1rarter,;Ae mr., east of the Nj
CHG u Rpads,r m r. west Of the Mi,
chi4i1 RpAa; E |. east of the range
line: W r !, west of the range line; und.
undividcds HD6 OoOsn&G pr psrt; fclL
fraction; icnl. fractional; &C. acres; rs !.
rods - ~ fSe1scct, seetipns en-, center;
Sd III, SUB SiSisioff; ahtfh, addition.
Where section, township and range
Ars< Blank . tisyFssre the same as the
next above them, except Michigan
. Rpad l.apds. which have no township
! 5r rtige.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-26
BGRHAVE'S
HOLLAND BITTERS
DYSPEPSIA.
Liver Complaint, Fever and Asue, &c.


The succcs>fal introduction and Of this celebrated
Remedy has been the signal for literal Hood Of compounds
called Biitcrs" ofrel In various forms fran qnart
bottle to h,- gallon Key until this Word sters Is cat
another nane for srog Or smc rilanous whisky mix
ture
But the really graf relief derived from the minute dose.
one teaspoonful Of our medicine,
BGRHAvE'S HOLLAND BiTTERs,
And fse entire IF cfer rnsr,o has established
trrleits have fied to undermine II is positively N~r
table preparation, with barely sarert rare SPIRITS to
preserve it.
But size OF the genuine fIa,f Pint DotslssA price
One Dollar.
II is medicine Of long tried efficacy for Pa5ifvin9
the Blood, essential for the foundation Of good
health and for correcting disorders Of the stomach
and bowels.
Two or iLrce doses win convince the afflicted OF
lis salutary effects The stomach will speedily regain
Its strength, healthy action OF the liver, bowels
and kidneys will soon take place, aud renewed
health DO the quick result.
For Indigestion.
s s.. - Try BGrhavs's Holland Biitcrs.
For He~rtburn,
,assa-s Thy BGrhavss Holland BilIsrs.
For Acidity,
s.sxs Try Berhave's Holland Filters.
sf1Isf ~ y AZ
For Waterbr.s-h.
- Try Bgrhsrr's EolIaud Bitfers.
For. Headache.
II! BGThayc's Holland Bllterx
For Loss OF Appetite.
- Try BGrhavrh Holland BisierS
Fer aCoetiveness, = sal 8 = szo
r. iss Try Berhayss II,Iland siRsrs.
For Piles, - = 49, ~.
= Try Brrhsye's Hs!iaad EIiiess.
In oil Nervous, Rheumatic and Neural &c Arsc-
tons II has In numerous instances proved Isyly
beneficial, and in others Effected sless- ssss.;s
- <sIf1 READ scAREFULLxtE 9sa
The genuine highly co1cenir,.d .,rrsaEes r4,}rad
Biftcrs put mp In hafpinf btfl4 on y ~zdlrxka&
one Dollar per bottle Te crest III fxuy
e<lebrated Medicine has in6s1z,a which
the public snoaid guard assinsr purchasing. -.
h.sass q IsIe.'siea, "a dc lid
- 6EMlAMlN PAGE DR. &sc0sso
&c., = e ss0zz Sspsnfks Is. t: s''.s )
~ Pcs rf--se 5tl'&Iyp31saHes839. pa
5---r3t :. <------:
So LaBalIlsg k33asps! IS -
Enough Eht up Ties T. ill the so i orer
For sale chap, by PzRSHINC & CO.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-26
CHERIFF.S sALE.-By virtue Of

HhAr y OALc---Dy virtue OF IN
~ Execution, issued by the Clerk Of the Marshall
Common Pleas Court, and 70 me directed, IN favor o.
Joseph Wilson and against Thomas Parks. have levied
upon at Public a.
a. the Court House door IN the Of Plymouth, Mar
shall Comfy. Indiana. on
SATURDAY, JANUARY III. 1862. :,
between hours Of 10 clock a. NJ and click D. M
OF said day. the rers and profits for excccdne
years. Of the following described real estate In sad
county Of Maj shall. aad State Indiana. TOWN.
The east h.lf the northeast quarter Of sccoa thirty
three IN to~hshtV thlrtyv1ve (a5l a rzgc one ri
east. = - - 49, =" -
profts r ye Of said reai essas<
vii sesI 4r aza s.6In1y En<zrusiea
interest, costs and aceruing COSTS WILL a the time
rAs title ana of H. said anso tn
muck thsrsof he sscessary sussfy
ssid writs.
dse 1913 ON. BARNARD. sA.sIg
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-26
r IQUORS,-WHOLESALE AND
ALSO, in the same building, Zone door north Of
the Bank.) may be found full stock Of


Pure, UnaduEteratcd Liquors,
OLD RYE do, PORT f. SHERRY WINES,
GIN, CHERRY 4 FRENCH BRANDY, the
duty on the latter Of which article VIC paid at the
Bonded Store House in New York city Our La
quors all pure, and we win sell 1t ~ low prices
as the same quality can be purchased in any estab.
fishment In this or adjoining States 81 45i.ss
UDcalcrs before purchasing would DO veil to
call and sample J. ". BAILEY a. CO -
Plymouth, Dec 12-6m6
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-26

.GWs received by last evenings mail a very in
ssressi.e letter fssn our -eorrcspo.icns 3D. II -
Of the 29sh Indiana Invinclbles, dated Mamfords-
vile SKtstDe 81 Ne IRE ssrsy n Was not re-
ceivsd in lime Cor this number. il shah appear
he,s week. Mumforlsvilleis lpcs:cd on the bank
Of Green River.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-26
1.-THE Editor tenders his compliments to q
1kpoR4tftpl4 ID wistes hsd spinsal
&MS3 s@ean l quss So /

,92aGlJ 7699SSrs {5t49 ,SJlJl /
1--WE wilIhot send papers out Of The county
unless pai% SFjf rdys,ssae1eePe III eses where
citizens 81 the count, order copies sent to their
fiends- IN most cnsss where We have deyi.tsd
ff6a Shi1 rule Va have lost me Subscription. Mel
Tier will We send papers persons in the county.
'~isa thsd 'we"me snacquaintcd, unless vouched
Ss by sohe one We know, or the name be accom-
PAais.i. hy de cash. We are,n0t anxious 70 have
lassc pbscripsiea lss, unless il is paying one.
We have recently stopped number Of papers,
among them some that were sent to responsible
sansaeoni<ks ~ s6uIt ne aaoff u NAN fotttc
foe pay. Every rrper costs rs money and Ia
boz, and syesy5 nea-psying subscriber takes the
profit OF q TOO % three paying ones. consequently
daiy A57 Necessity alike denanj The Of ev-
sry mans from our iiss Who cannot or will not pay
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-26

THE successful introduction and of this celebrated
Remedy has been the signal for literal Hood Of compounds
bottle To fvr gallon ke, until this word tters is at
another nase for srog, Or seine rainous whisky mix
ture.
one f..Sx .f.I
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-03-14
CORRESPONDENCE.
ON SPRINGS, CANADA WEST,
1f4rfL I1M 1861

aiAft 30 hit't1 a'NA'
On my way hither colloquy occurred
On the cars which may give You an idea
OF this region. Conductor halls passen
ger; 81 say Stranger, where are you
"bound7? The gruif and somewhat thick
response was, "Bound for HI" "Giye
me thirty cents, then, aud get off here
This is your Station, Wyoming. Slam
went the door, and the rush indicated
that many were on the same track
Here was a Station without buildings,
carriages in waiting, and the usual num-
Der Of hackmcn. We packed ourselves
for the town of Green, anticipating little
pleasure from a soourn in that ancient
-" Cline Of the unforsotten brave,
Where land from plaiusto mountain cave
.Wasrreedom's homs or glorys grayc;'
And much less happy time in those
woods and marshes. But the successful
operations Of Yankee Spectators, and the
Yankee doodle spirit, which they spread
like oil upon the troubled waters of life,
have rather a fascinating effect upon our
Fmost sombre English. a new world
opens upon rs. Mllionaires are thick
among them-if we may Judge by their
own story-from Maine and Oregon, to
the secession line, the States are well
represented, and Michigan has-of "dig-
gers" in the mud up to their necks-a
larger representation than any. The
first well of note, being 81 miles FROM
Wyoming, is that of j. B. Dickinson
and others, from Mt. Clemens, Michigan.
This is on Bear Creek, and has reached
a depth of 40 feet surface and 80 feet in
the rock, strong indications of oil. The
next, is THos WALKERS, 10 feet, surface,
81 feet in the rock; the 3D. belongs to
n. l.. MILLER and Others of Mt. Clemens
The next visited were those Of KELLER
s. ADAMS, four surface wells in operation
yielding from to 10 barrels each daily,
and being about A. feet deep. From
there we went by first class omnibus
generally sled in the mud-to Black
Greek, branch of Bear Crock, about
eight miles further on. The wells in
this vicinity, arc 4 of Williams, all sur.
face wells, in full operation, and yielding
abundantly, ono Of Sherman &Co's sur
face; one owned Ivy Vaughn, sunk int
The rock 81 feet, yielding rlentifully
another owned by Pike, l07 feet deep
a good WE'LL Underhill, a good sarlac;
we'll Winar, ditto An oil basin appar
emily undcrlics the whole region, and {
great portion Of the surface soil is liter
ally saturated and covered with it,
The best well mentioned. is the latcs
discovery made by Mr.. WlNAR, after .
series of unsuccessful and discouraging
Efforts. Money is to be made here. an
I surprised not to see more Of your Saginaw
borers. Yours Truly,
| r... nj
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-03-14
Thc D.si.stcg.a,ion eg tiic ConFca-
cg.scy.


The opinion prevails at Washington
that il the Border States seccde they ,cW
form q separate COateaeracy, and not unite
with tue Cotton States. The inevitable
working of the principle Of Secession will
sooner or later disintegrate even the
Cotton States. There are symptoms al
ready ia South Carolina of another CEN
trifagal movement on her part W L.
Tribune.
Gen. Scott speaks Of four or five Con-
federacies as likely to follow the disrup.
ton o. the Union. No one who ever
contemplated tho subject can believe that
line of separation will run between the
free and slave States alone. The Pacific
States for the present receive much from,
and contribute little to, the Federal Gov
eminent. When this changes, and we
give them an equal share Of our debts,
instead Of disproportionate part of our
revenues, they will find their allegiance
grow weak and their temptations to as
sumo an independence wax strong.
They have, in the gold crop, the re-
sources 20 give life to commerce, encour-
are emigration and sustain Nationality.
They will have the dominion of the Pa
cic Ocean, the trade of Japan and China,
and the istlimuses and islands of hither
India. Our tariffs, our taxes, our dis
putes our elections will soon be nothing
to them. The Pacific Railroad is of
more value 10 us than to them; for they
send us gold and spices and drugs and
teas and silks, of little bulk, but great
value; and we in return send gross bur-
dens, of diiiicalt carriage, back.
VIVA. is to be the fate Of the CONNER
cial, the producing and manufacturing
States of the North, in the event of an
established secession, such as we have
indicated? Civil war will restore moth
ing. twill sink all tho parties to it,
under the weight Of its exactions, cor.
rupt their institutions, and disorganise
their industry, and put them back hun
dred years in civilized progress. But it
will not end in restoring anything that is
lost nv secession.
! What viii be the fate Of the States OF
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-03-14
TIE SALT BOUNTY.

People hcreab outs have generally been disposed
TO lock with detostatlon upon Nc kinney, and
his villainous accessories they dcspsc thieves and
plundercrs Of all grades but beside the of the
resent Legislature upon the Salt bounty Act in their
sneakiag nad cowarlly violation Of an obligation
laade in good faith, received IN good faith and I'M
der which money has boon spent profusoly, with but
small prospect as yet of any cquatc return, they
can but look upon such mild forms Of robbery as
comparatively innocent and justihabe.
The bill thai has finally passed provides for n
bounty of ten cents upon each barrel of salt manu-
viding, however, that no more than one thousand
dollars shall be paid to one company or individual
II also exempts from taxation all property belong
ing to the company, and further provides that no
bounty shall be paid to any company organized after
the first of August of the present year, .
We only need bring forward one fact to show the
utter unfaimess and downright Ineanness Of lhs
action The Saginaw City Saltwell was started
short tims altsr the we'll IN this city; owing to fre-
quent mislorunes, difficulties and obsructions it is
only just completed AZ an expense, altogether of
sbouttep thousapd dollar in return for which, after
they have expended about Eve thousand dollars
more, they will SECURE fromthe State the pary sum
of one thousand dollars, though they started out
a. did tho company here, nader a sacred promise
from tho State Of bounty Of ton cents per bushcI,
md this remark viii hold true in regard to
svery salt company in tho State, save tho one in
this CITY, which by pure good luck saved It's dis
anco au,ler tbs first net and even tho amount they
nay receive woul notpay cur ~, interest on their
xpen l;iurcs Tor ono year SO much for the "hber-
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-03-14
ICANADA on WTiILS.

Some weeks since we incidentally
the fact of recent oil djscoy-
cries near Port Sarnia, Canada West,
and gave our readers assurance that we
dmGd have more to say on the subject.
In this matter we are kindly aided by q
correspondent from the Gle region" who
fayors US with the following communica.
ton, and promises to continue his obser-
vations. The railway station, Wyoming,
therein, is on the Saruia
Branch Of the Great Western railway,
eleven miles from Port sArnia. We
here q fact which may not be
generally known, shat \. 5. PARKE, Of
this city, has recently manufactured Il
sctt of drills &C., for Mt Clemens
Company engaged in the oil business,
and that his brother c. G. PARKE, has
gone from here to the "diagings" to
the MANAGEMENT thereof.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-03-14

FOR RHEUMATISM, GOVT, NEJ RALGlA
LUMBhGO. STIFF NECK AND JOINTS,
SPKAlNS, BRUISES, CUTS AND
WOUNDS, PILES, HEADACHE,
AND ALL RHEUMATIC
AND NERVOUS DIS
ORDERS,
Tor all Of which II is speedy and certain remedy,
and never fuils This Lniment is prepared from
the recipe Of DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut, the
famous bone SETTER and has been used in his practice
for than twenty years with the most astonish-
ng success
lis an, Arbitrator Of Pain, II is unrivalcd by any
preparation before the public, Of which the most
slcutical nav be convinced by single trial
This Iiniment will cure rapidly and radically,
Rheumatic Disorders of every kind, aud in thous-
ands Of cases where it has been used it has never
been known to fail.
For Neuralgia, it will afford immediate relief in
every case however distressing
1t will relieve the worst Of Heddsshe in three
minutes and is warranted to do il.
Toothacho also it will cure instantly.
For Nervous Deeatyand General Lussitude aris-
ing from imprudencc or excess, this Liniment is
most happy and unfliling remedy. Acting directly
npon the nervous tissues it strengthens and revvfes
the system and restores it to elasticity and vigor.
For PHes.-As an external remedy, We claim that
il is the best known and we challenge tho world to
prolu.c an equal Every victim Of this distressing
complaint should give it a trial. for viii not fail to
afford immediate relief, and in majority Of cases
u
Quiasy and Sore Throat are sometimes extremely
malignant and dangerous but timely application
of this Lnimcnt win never fail TO cure.
.SprdiHs arc sometimes very obstinate, and en-
largcment Of the joints is liable to fneglecicd
The worst case may be conquered by this Linimsnt
in two or three days
Bruises, Cuts, Wounds, Sores Ulcers, Burns,
and Sc1tds yield readily to the wonderfully healing
properties Of DR.. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINZ
MENr, when used according TO directions. Also,
ChabldinS Frosted Feet, and Insect BiteS and
StiHgs.
Erery Horse Olrner should have this remedy at
hand, for its timely at the first appearance Of
Lameness will cfectually prevent those formidable
diseases, to which all horses liable and which
render so many otherwise valuable horses nearly
worthless.
Over four hundred voluntary testimonials to the
wonderful curative properties Of this Iiniment have
been received within the last two years and many
of them from persons in the highest ranks of life.
Caution.
To avoid imposition, observe tho Signature and
Likeness of DR. stephen Sweet every liable, and
also "Stephcn Sweets Infallible Liniment" blown
in the glass Of each bottle without which mono are
genuine RICHARDSON & co.
Sole Propretors Norwich, CT
For Sale by HESS BRO 4 co.