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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-31
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ARRIVALS.

Eastern Mall arrives daily At IL O'Clock m and
6o'clock p. IN.
81. Louis sand Southern Mail arrives daily Except
Mondsys) atI2 m.
Western Mail arrives daily tsxccpt Sundaysl at
LIP. n.
Burlington Mail arrives daily Except sundaysl
Ut p. m.
Carthage and Plymouth Mail arrives daily fex-
cep t,unday lat pm.
North lows and North Illinois [tri-wsst ly1 on
Tuesdays, ihursdnrs aud Saturdays. at ~ N.
- Charleston Maii ttri-seekIs) arrives Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at Z p. N.
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Enginssx Rssimenk Of - Wsse.
Mechanics and LaborerS Wanted /


The undsrsignsd are author ssd 10 enlist . Com
psny for service In the above kesimsnt.
AppiJ IxxErlArxITs t the iatc rendervous Of
Capt. PArroit On Third-st., between Main ana
johnson, keokuk. JAS. W, OTLEY,
keokuk, July ~, 1861. KDW. A. FOX.
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w VIC AAusSai VA tuC ASkct HUM AeOkoks
TIME FROM QUINCY TO
sfaystte..-....l3 hours. Fort WAyne....Is heurs
Indsanzpolis.-..k :. Talsdo........ ...7t ["
Eiseinnsti....... u !" CiesslAnd.....~ ~
lsoufsvtlie....~..2t Dunkirk.......3z
Columbus. - Bunalo....-....34
Fftfsturgh..-...3 - Albsny........46
bAlttmore..-.. 80 :. new fcrK..... ID
FAKE A. Low A. nv ANY OTHER
Ea-Ask for Tickets By the Great Wabash Valley
Route, and - ssre yoa Set them. - Ha
- New ana Elegant Sleeping Csr are run n m
Quincy to Lafayette, Use niies) that pasreny
CT god nights rest while pursuing their
journey.
~ Baggage Checked from Quincy to al impor-
tant places East and South.
n. u. s@rsck els Ter sale at the corner Il
Main and Second streets, Kcokuk, lows, and II The
Company = Ticket O1ics, - Front -. Quincy, III.
49, - &c, SMITH,
General freight and IisAst Ae-st,
=. =, TEN-Erck.4y s sasI;v ,ow
julisdlm kkokuk, IOWA. 4
Tx4E SINGER
SEWING MACHINES
In 0RDER 10 PLACK THE
sEST FAMILY MACHINES IN THE
Within Inc reaen OF All We nave reouecd otr
rE
Letter a, Or Tvensvsrse Shuttle Maehtnes,
(csth hemmer,)
n..u,,,,,,v o,,.n.n,,a,o.n
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VSntoIn Aecent Valuable AnPTov0s
We woald ask fof them lbefore purchasing else
nhere) tho special attention Ct Vest makers
P1p
hesh al veyv general .pp,,cs,;o. and r,r.eitv ana
pspslsr IN the f.nily and ns.siaetmy. hirs
INGERs NO. . STANDARD SHUTTLE MA
The SINGER Ill Rnhfn a 81
=
80 - .,r..-.ts $500
stich known. ihey are Of great speed, easily M
She. IN the most perfeei n.a1sr. .nS n.s \ "a
for several years without REQ curing repair.
rrur AAnADr A. rurM-
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work. earn NOR. money. ard Is chs.psrthsn tho,s
s,ss as,si Az sS,Iss ssss.5
CHICAGO AGENCY, No. SO C,.rx.,..
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~ Letters Jer ne A'e's Astae, .Ae.'a st
- All persons reouirinr information .hont
SEWIN0 MACHINES, their sis,a, prices. work
can obtain y ~ 'ena'ns ier I. copy %
u M. singer Cs.'sGaseste,
Which is beautiful pictorial paper entirely do
voted " tic subject.
1T WILL BE SENT GRATIS.
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NuMk q - q d i. are Y I'll. iisnx
- IN article n soldiers shoes, AIpsrior to any
ihem lever than the regulation shoes will be sur
plasd. They are made ot French Kip, ard secure Cd
Aeainst rips By the sbsenee of in the ulpers
aad BY rivsts IN the sAsnks.
lhose desiring gOcd nho<s will do we'll to 70
and ste their stsck, corner u Third and Main Su.
May32d
NEW 0ONk1.
SILAs MARINER, BY The as.hor Of "AdAn
united states Tarttcs.
Army Regulations.
soldt,rs ilaLdy Book.
AIplstons Maps Of the Seat Of Was.
lsIs-d oobEN. BRowsELL : co.
/ ,oLEMAs' . LOAIvN AUolAAD,
~ Hesktr's FArina,
Corn StAsrh,
Pearl Sage,
Bakers Chocslats,
Assorted Extraets,
fuhatere and Sardines.
Table Salt, In boxes,
Low = syn Londor) Toilet EoaT,
Valencia kA,a,ns, lOc per poasd,
Double hefrea fo~ dersd sugar,
Crushed, and Refined White SusSrs,
Clsrined ard Brown Sugsrs.
For szts TOW By kIEkA1AuNA RlAil-.
je7s -.--.--.-.-....------ Is AAiD-st.
MOI06SeS.
en- BBLs. Plantation ana ssg.r House, in bbk..
w asSls- and ksss.fo. sale BY
DhH IS Asin.st.
Eavetspcsl EuvetepeAil
DoRrE- fOLiU, Oneiei ,CUnsu lar, beg Invoice,
j Bank, Document, rastct Post, Conmercia
Post, BAii Ticket, Letter. comDercial Note, Bath
Pay, Note, Csid, and Drug Envslopsbof Sllstyiss
o0DEs, BEoWKELLxro.,s
City Book Store, ~, Main-st.
/ oE ; SONS H.onsoa) 0sasias Oh Brown
~ Windsor Soap. e.s
Law SON . and Hsnbow i Genuins Home s,sp,
for .Aie by kOkkkIsUN ! EkO.
GUM \ 4 NGS 1UM s ENOYIi
ME Will continue TO receive AZ PAAauA Mkse
~ =..ys ssesA M~s~e. 1870 Ass4s#taz 81 q
W. II. AUSTIN . CO.,
my3ld 80 lse AsiA y.
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aa 6ssa 49, Cry boox Sf0nn.
declld - Ma. - AAin-ss.
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re,,y A0.os ssss.of Msni.dLiis.
tcnaaet 81 Life. 6-8la
Just reeefstd spd fur sale 1t .ss.f T -
OGDEN ,BAOMNELL \ co. Is
Apr I'D 81 ssMsin.st.
Cement.
En BBLS. fresh ground, toE Ials Low BY
~ kELlUuu = NLR0E.
Nsrchl3d ss % MaiH-sl. 8
800 auE. 800
v1sHR Depot for The sale Of b. A. Oollisf's Pure
u kiyer los, for eash. 10 ~ the Atvfs VI
je75 kOBENi6UN = BkO., - N Aiu.et.
f1776l JULY Atm! 1881 !!
Ira nuxEs ssRG nSsAHIEns.
OU Received this dsy, And III ssiSs -.sa,4.
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ILLINOfs MI ACTED AND wIsc0NkIK ouIr
j HkACf tAkAa 1t u vslus BY NgaH
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00 OUSAO1 y
- NJ " II THICK ER
~ ~ ~ -. \ IANS
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE nrAIRps
i have ia store, and are rsc.i WIS theu sap,a,.,
Tor The spring Trade dlrsctirsn Inc lnakeIs, sAicL
.lss olei to cAsA A.n rao.f. II.A sUrxss ON IA
ssIsl. ns ,.1s. Ss,as large
IN 4 IL lux A.
SIS. g Rsd Paddock cor. n lain d I'd sts.
kcoknk, March v, lboe-dAw =
l.IAEKs, plea n aiIutRl-S 40 90, 80. -
M nchedAv 80 M TI Il sss
,EIY.Ic.s LuKaE / 1IIs.--1.o..a $50 :, =,
III .,sss for s.ie by s.. W.An.IIcKEh'
.5,r,Ip ~ - - -y.,;,,. :, 80, =. :. -,
NarehD-dsv M TICKER
: !. -
n shay.i. e., 1910 IA i1iss s'oeA 0i Aliss
ps W sssioS rr,yrn
1.arons .. '. n. 1oChEh.
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Iioas '.ss "a.
>. "A. I.Ck IN.
march,. ssaA. 's" . C Cor. s. '..: a..
tf l,sssa sA 40
Flooring DO
Anne~isd do tociinch--a superioiartielo
Casing do
Finishing DO
n..fs, 40
~ =. Rslman, $50 a., ns. o.h InAILf
~ .Is ,'n.oa na, JSst rscs'vso ana LOT sak
-o- - l1e-.l Il. 1OonEn,
.onr - AhDhs q ~ bbihu aud eIhef Aaoe-
~ spades, Shovels, hAttocks and Picks;
Gov he'll. Ks.s. a ~ Corr sr1i p, or.els.;
Syrr.n. a ,sss.".S -.
o.,,.;a 49, nni
~ .nu Selsw Anises;
And . i.r,. .,c.s a - - ..aa...n ! n nw
CUTLERY . han ID for sa,t Low by
UchDdAw S.w. "A. TUCKER.
ANrv ..r,I. ~sr.. n .Srs1b
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i . : dw are and CUTLERY.
S. w. sc III. TUCKER,

IMPORTERS AND Wholesale DEALERS.
hare IA store, and arc recGi wing their Supplies
Tor lie spring Trade dlrecttrSE lnakcr uhicL
thrJ Oder to cASH AAp rR0Afa TIAA sUr ~ on "a
vpr4ble terms. 4he stock being unusually large
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DiMEC1 INFORMATION
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-25

EbIroR LEApEzs-At a recent meeting In this
town for the purpose Of discussing the great
"qussHon Of the day a series Of resolutions we're
adopted, the substance Of whish ars as follows:
The country !, in dubious state, according toour
And as You see, here's cur idea, OF settling the
some may discuss, perhaps with Us, on these car
Yet the mindS OF more than a thousand score Of
frcomcu Il comprists
with q hempen string, slipped through ring,
assured q vas not rotten,
We'd take old Buck, and string him up, til his
bad deeds he d forg0tten.
Or take gun, and near ntm run, his groans woulu
be the louder,
Por his every move only goes to prove, he'd die
az the smell OF powder
Floyd we'd take, ana Tie y stake, piled round
with Douglas speeches,
Then apply : match, aud make him scratch, ~
Save his stolen breeches.
orse' him anoat In sinking boat, with his ledger
To balance his account, ess small amount, BY
shipment 70 the Devil"
Make Piokens sail, within = hail Of Sumter on
And let ihe men sink him then, to cool his sesed
ing feelings,
We now can 20, full well you know, to war for a
Before We do, we'd take these few, and Grub them
outn for treason,
There's others too, well known to YOU that should
be dealt with according
But let ihsm run, and have their fun, Whilt
they ne thls side OF Jordan.
South Carolina we'd bring back, with all her
"blOod and thunder"
Beneath the dag, that good old rag, she dared to
stay IRON under
The other ones, with our big guns, we soon would
be addressing,
And show the way, for future day, OF putting
-H down secession. ..
La GRASGE, O., Feb, 1891 J. S. Il
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WASHINGTON, Feb. %.

WASHINGTON, Feb. %.
A most cowardly and brutal assault was
made, about half-past II o'clock last night,
upon Hon Van Wyck, member of Congress
from the West Point district, n. Y, by three
ruffians, armed with bowie knives. Mr.. Van
Wyck had Just left the residence Of Senator
King on Capitol Hill, and was passing down
by the north wing of the Capitol 20 his lodg-
ings, when a stout built maa came up be-
hind him, and struck him with bowie
knife in The breast over the heart. The knife
penetrated the outside and inside coats pass
ed through folded cory Of the Globe, and
then nearly through q thick memorandum
book, both Of which were in the breast pock-
It Of bis frock coat not quite reaching the
skin.
Mr. Van Wyck struck the man blow un-
der the jaw which staggered him, when the
second rufian struck a blow at Mr.. Van
Wyck with a bowie knife, which the latter
caught in his left hand, making a terrible
cash across the palm. At the same time he
Wan Wyek) knocked the fellow down with
his right and instantly drew a revolver and
shot the first rufian, who dropped and was
caught by his friends.
The third rufian knocked Mr.. Van Wyck
with bis fist. This blow, together with the
efee ofthe one he first received, and especi-
ally rom the profuse bleeding OF his hand,
weakened him very much, and observing that
the rufiians were making haste to escape with
their wounded companion, who appeared tn
him quite helpless, he sAak himself alu ost
exhausted upon the sidewalk, and did not
IRE again. But as soon as be gatheleG, sufi-
cient strength he made his way to his hotel
which he did not reach till after twelve this
morning. esaid very little about the affair
except to one or two confidential friends. Dr.
Lee, Of the House who dressed his wound. and
70 the police, in the hope that the parties
might'be discovered but up to tonight no
trace OF their WHEREABOUTS has been ascer-
tained.
Mr. Van Wyck is quite nervous this even
ing, and is suffering con siderrble pain from
the wound in his hand. but is in no serious
ianger.
Mr.. Van Wyek cannot account. for this at
tack upon him. unless it has grown OUT Of
his speech at he last session, which created
20 much excitement and discussion because of
its severity against the system Of slavery,
wherein be cited instances Of slave Burning
For some time after its delivery be received
letters threatening his life. Outside of this
he has no knowledge of having created the
enmity of any human being. he is a man
who never visits gambling or drinking sa.
looms, and while he isa resoIute man when
assailed, in his daily walk he is very quiet
and gentlemanly.
The affair having become known tonight
creates intense feeling, especially in Congress
sional circles
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nlcclsrnnnd On . Correlnn. ;,

The Peoria Blade publishes the following
straightforward and sensible letter from the
Hen. John A, McClernand, on the misuse of
the phrase coercion :"
p S. Read, Esq.
SIR: have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt Of'the Blade, containing an eminently
just criticism upon what has been miscalled
I" coercion"
The word coercion, in its present appli-
cation to the seeding States, is term coined
by Disuuipnists for the purpose Of misleading
The pubic mind. Nobody, certainly no Dem
ocrat, proposes to sUbjugate or invade sece-
ding State
The idea Of forcing State to perform du-
ties which must depend upon volition. is
simply absurd, and the coercion alarmists
know it. The true question is whether the
United States Government will submit 70 the
coercion Of the seeding States-whether it
Will encourage the spoliatiOn Of public prop
erty-Of its forts, arssnals, custom houses.
&C., by abstaining from any propositions to
prevent such result This is the question.
and you have very clearly and forcibly stated
il and this ! understand to be the effect of
our Democratic State Conventions resolu.
tons. Certainly this defines the position oc-
eupied by nearly all tho Northwestern Dem
ocrats in Congress, Whilst we maintain our
Independence Of Black Republicanism. we
must be equally careful to keep clear Of dis.
un .oaism Identification with either would
be fatal to US as Democrats Upon reading
YouI able editorial, could not iorbear
this hssty approval Of its sentiments.
Your obedient servant
JOIN A. MCCLERsAxD.
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we are now lirIpg in tbe age Of r.

We are now living in tbe age OF REBEL
ion. The Soutk, not content with having
had the control Of our Government almost
entirely ever since the formation of the Con-
stitution, are now endeavoring to break up
our glorious Union, merely because for once
the power is taken out of her hands. Overt
acts and hostility have already been com
menced against the Federal authorities, and
where it Will end, no man knows
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In addition to the important matters oc-
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The recent rumors of meditated attack on
Fort Sumter are discredited. No such at
tempt would be made without the consent Of
Mr.. Davis, and he is decidedly adverse to that
experiment knowing as military man, its
inevitable consequences. A part Of the
force at Morris Island has been Withdrawn.
and this is regarded as the signal Tor a gen
eral dispersion Of the troops, and the abln
donment Of unnecessary deienses, which have
practically closed Charleston habor.
If there should unfortunately be any con-
test between the Federal and State authori-
ties, il regard to the collection Of revenue
orother questions, it is more likely to occur
at the mouth Of the Mississippi than else
where. Louisiana has assumed arbitrary
control Of that river, by only admitting con
ditional privileges, which the Northwest
will never consent to tolerate, and the largest
revenue Of Rny Southern port is received at
New Orleans It Is time Mr. Slidell and his
confederates who planned the whole scheme
for overthrowing the Government, were
brought TO account
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. BroonINarnn. Ina Ini


.li BLOOMISsnOE, lad, July ~, ls59.
DEAR SIR,--l here send you .statmsnt that L
think You are entitled t0 the bench tot am res
ldent OF Blooming gtOni and have been for or thirty
yea g, am now over hfty years Of age, For about
tWenty years iast my hair las been urnng consid-
iil a1a 10 upiil13si aal seen dUIabef Of cert r.
Gates OF the very Wpnderul effect Of yOur Hair Re
fOratiFei but Supposed there Was more fiction than
truth IN = en-; but tertaiRIns strong desire TO
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COLOR and q huepess, as Il was in my younger DAYS
beautiful black, concluded would make the e,-
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one OI your small bottles at dollar. and com
mbnced using, following directions as nearly a. j
could soon discovered the dandruf r moved a "a
my halr that was falling Oh L. large ties wa.
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nave used three of your small bottles and lust bequi
on the fourth, l have now As pretty head Of dark
brown, or light black hair as any'man or As Z htI
IN my youthful days, when a boy in The hills Of
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dandruh and the hair ceased entirely falling o and
Is rs soft aud hne and feels oily as though il was
} ust from the hands Ofa French champouher Mani
OF ny acquaintauces frequently say 10 ma 8Eutler
Were did you get that hne wfg2 tell them il was
tae ELECTS Of you Restorative. Il is almost imposs
bis TO convince them that it is the original hair Of
the same old grey he ID. ours, truly,
a..l FREDERICK n BOILER /.
BloomingtOn, Monroe County. Ind
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WAaRHN spEfvas. Perrv 90. Pa

"NAAAN oFAlNh1s feIEJ Co.s fa-i June Z 1850.
Prof WOOD. Dear Sir:-I WA iuducpd more than
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th- purpos OF cleaning g my head Of dandrui L had
sunertd Win L upon my head for years, and had
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IN removing it, although had tried many prepara
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ana now am prepared TO recommend n Co universal
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nave my Appearance comport with my age. Ny head
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POSTAGE ON THE LEADER.

The postage on the Daily LsEdsg to any
place within the State, pei quarter IN sd
va'ncs y cents; postage on the Tn YeslsIg,
PEI, quarteF q cents; postage on the Wesl >.
pei: quarter, 3 cents. Within Cuyahog /.
County, FREE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-25

A GEsUrEE BooF.-In our capacity a q conductor
OF public jOurnal VIC called upon % adFertise
thacure-alls Of the day, each Of which claims 70 Be
unadulterated in its com position aud infaliabe in
les curative ELECTS, with what Justice leave
readers 10 Determine. In one instance, however
Prof Woods Hair Hestoratre--go are % we'll
give it cur endorsemuut all that ta inYeutVF and
Ybnd, claims Il TO be- Ita effect upon nfals head
Of hair Is universally known 10 be magical. Like
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growing hair to Try the BestoratiVs- Columbia SPY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-25

PROF. WOODS HA1R REsTORAFtVE.-In another
colum will be found advertisement of this well
known and excellent preparation tOr restoring gray
hair to its original color The Hair Reatoratiso ~
cures cutansous eTupttons. and prevents the hair
falling OIL Re lave seen many authentic teBtm0-
malls proof Of these assertions, some Of which are
from gentlemen whom We have k0oWn for many
years a. persons Of thu most reliable charaeter.--
Don't dye ali you have tried this kest0rsFe. Bos-
ton Olive Branch. --r-rr
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" ms HAIR REsroakrISE,-U Unlike most spscif-
icH, tiiH is proved, by unimpeachabe eyidence, 70
iOssess great efficacy reHtorer OF the hair - its
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bR!d because Of Sickness the Of this article has
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Its in yredients are such ~ TO OrctuAY eradicate
dandTHh and other impurites, which operate 50 I'M
lurOuslY 70 the hair. IL also has curative proper
and other di5figur, ments OF the skin disappear
fit O. used. There is hazard attaching
70 the trial Of this remedy, and its effects only
be bene1 inl, the compound, ifit does not cauaG
manifest improvement. IL incapable of doing harm,
ns its component elements are perfectly innoxiou8.
Il Boston Tranaer1Dt, April p, 1859. = ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-25

WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE has acquired 4 repu-
taton IRON actual test and ex PERTINENT which can
NOT be enhanced By neWBpaper puns. In our vicinity
lt has been extensively used and We belieVe in ever
case with every desired result and receives tha uui
Yersyl endorsement Of all who have tried II Ne
Therefore recommend II as OF thUse few genuine
nosIrums which accomplish all il proiesses. AID all
lhe Dald and gray could desre--f. Columbia spy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-25

JOHs A. hecLHRsAND.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-25
no HORsE OWNERS.

Do. SWEET's INFALLrBLE LTNIHEET FoR H0EsEs is
lnrlvssd By any, in al cases Of Lameness, arising
rom Sprains, Bruises Or Wrenchings its effect b.
magical and certain. Harness Saddle Cells,
Scratches, Mange, 6c., It will also cure speedily
SPAWN and Ringbvne may be easily prevented aud
sured IL their ncipieut stages, but confirmed cses
are beyond the possibility ola fadioal cure 30 case
Of the hind, however Is desperate or hopeless bun
may Be alsviAted By this Liniment and IL faith
ri apipioation wiz always remove the Lamsness,
and enable the horse TO travel with comparative
Elsrg horse oWser should have this remedy al
hand, for It's timely at the first appearance Of
Lameuess win enectually prevent those iormlnable
ssases mentioned, 10 which all horses are liable,
and which rsnder 50 many otherwise valuable horses
nsarly worthless
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