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SALE OF LAND

/ OFFER for sale valuable TRACT OF IAND
= situated IN Couuch Bend, Arkansas known a. fh.
tlscoe x JenhIrs place being the southeast Iona.
quarter and east half Of southwest quarter of secto
To- ana NORTH half Of section - and east half OF north
east quarter ol section ~ conaiuing $50 n toru
shp p north Of range east adjoining hs land of MAJ
baid''n on the south Said land viii be sold privately
auu proposals for the invited The sale 90 Dr.
closed alter tie lst of December next Terms-Ou-.
third cash the balance in equal annual install
ments. Address
GORDESTIA WAITE Ex or Etc.
auEi-im Holly springs. Misz
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Grass Seed, Field Seed ana
Garden Seeds.

4 FULL supply Here's Graz -EentnrEy Bl,as-s..
u Orchard Grass, TigBethy snd CIsrsr sseds go.
sac s9d r9tsA O. CRAIG ssedsusr
t--.saT faf secuad sod nian streets
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LETTER FROM ARKANSAS.

Patriots Flooking to Gen. McCWlooh-GsH.
Prices Forces at Neosho-THc Legislature and
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GEO i. Mcclellan
NaI.-Gen. Commandiug Z. s.

Mal.-Gen. Commanding Z. 5. \.
Gen. Mcclellan has assumed command, Gen.
Scott having retired to-day. The President told
him that the position was assigned him at the
sugges ton Of Gen. Scott, and with the unani-
nous concurrence of the Cabinet He has Is
sued an order wherein he reviews Gen. Scotts
military life, and expressing the hope that no de-
fpafs may clOUd IL
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RETIREnlENT or Gen. sCoTT.

Letter and Speech Of General Scott-IaterUieic Of
the President and CabiHet irih Gen. Scott
The Presidents Order for Retiring Scott on
Full Pan ETC.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-13
4 those who are armed TO subvert The

~ -
Of those who are armed 10 subyert the
government. To whatever extent you
may be able, by means Of your paper, to
influence your democratic friends TO with
hold their aid in support Of the govern,
ment, 10 that extent ars you guilty Of
rendering ''aid aod comfort to the enc.
mics Of the government now in arms a.
gainst il; and cannot. but believe that
such is your purpose. as evidenced by
the editorial remarks published in your
paper Of this week, as Introductory to
quotation from the Dover Enquirer.
1t remains to be seen whether the patri-
otic democrats, who. seeing the Republic
in danger, have come to its defense, will
submit 10 the indignily; or whether 9TH
ers who may not yet have volunteered in
its services, will be driver from their pur
pose to do so. in fear Of being denounced
as unworthy "Democrals, by partisan
sheet whose principles. under preteuce Of
hatred against party adversary, seeks 10
weaken the arm Of the government, and
strengthen that Of tie adversary. This
was not the patriotism Of tie Douglas.
whose lead in the late presidential contest
you professed to follow. His patriotism
did not dictate to him, in the hour of dan.
I'ger, 10 turn his back upon the cause, or
the flag OF his counuy-that flag which
you affect to call OUR flag. but the support
Of which you denOuncs on the part Of
"lbose Democrats who have rallied to its
defense upon the call of Mr. LINCOLN
Nor was this the patriotism which io
Aueneced Col. john N. CoNNELL, who l
understand is no longer Interested in your
paper. though his name still appears al its
head as Editor aud publisher. He did
not. in the hour OF need fail "to tally" IN
d-iense Of that flag "upon the call yf Mr..
Lincoln" To hin, it was the call Of the
country for support and protection against
armed enemies, with. and for whom; he
had no sympathy. He did not stop to en-.
quire whether it was the call OF "Mr.
LINCOLN" II. H. HUNTER.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-13
For the volunteers.

The second compliment TO the soldiers
Of Capt. SrATToRD's Company, will be
sent BY express (as beforo) on Tuesday
tbe 25th day Of The present month, June }
Let all the packages be delivered at the
Offices of the Gazette and Eagle, on
Saturday The 99ud and Monday the 24,h.
They must all be in by Monday evening.
Do them up securely with the name Of
your friend firmly attached. For the pur-
pose of squalizing the expenses. this time.
every package will DO weighed, and char
.ged at 81 cents per. pound. This will
just about cover ne. charges for weight
Of boxes and all. On the former dispatch,
the cash fell short $500.
The boys were delighted with their
presents before; but from what has been
learned, clothing would be an incum.
brance to them Send them something.
good to cot. Cakes. cheese, butter in
wax sealed cans, fruits, dried beef, nuts,
cigars and tobacco and though l know
tobacco to be demOralizng, I use it my.
self) yet send them plenty of it. Those
of them who use it. will be cheered and
sustained in the ordeal through which
they are passing They need something
to vary the monotony Of camp life; and
those little mementos from home, will
freshen their memories of frsside and
dear friends. and nerve their hearts in
the hour Of trial Don't neglect TO have
the packages in by Monday evening June
24th., Let every one send something. If
there is one in the company that don't
receive present, hO will feel the mOrti.
fcation. though it will not be Intentional.
Some Of the boys have no money to pro.
cure Injuries They have not yet received
any pay. While they are perling their
lives to preserve our nations honor and
our cherished Government, let us hold
up their hands, *.+
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-13
More About the Fight at Dethcl---Ac-
couuts in the New York Pupers--.The
Death OF Lieut.. Credible.

More About the Fight at Dethel---Ac-
counts in the New York Pupers--.The
Death OF Lieut.. Credible.
NEW YoRK, June l1.-TLe Herald S
account of the affair at Bethel states that
after the unfortunate mistake was reci.
fed, the forces composing the First, Sc
ond and Third New York Regimants
joined by delaehments OF the Fourth Mas
sachusetls. First Vermont, and Seventh
and Ninth New York Regiments, with two
light Gel1 pieces. undrr Lieut.. Grebbe,
came upon an advanced guard Of the reb
els, defeated and drove them back. taking
thirty prisoners. Then tley advanced on
Big Bethel, 10 York county, where they
came upon tie enemy, 1000 strong, and
drove right into them.
They were in position protected By six
heavy batteries. mounting SIX and twelve
Founders and heavy riard cannon. Both
Duryea's Zouaves and Hawkins reg iDons,
charged right up 10 the batteries, but
could not pass the ditch, and were com
PEELED to fall back af.er Two hours con.
test. The ammunition gave oul, aad the
troops retired in perfect order.
The Tributes report says all but oat
ria.d gun Of the enemy were siIenccd, AM
thas when the Z)usyes charged. the enc
my scattered. Not more than half th
torcc was brought into action at once.
Lieut.. Grebbls's body was gaIiantl
saved by being trought off the field OIL
! his own cannon.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-13
LATER.

Gen. Butler advanced upon the Rebel
battery at Great Bethel, with re.s5force.
Dent. stoImed the battery aud took 1000
prisoners. Loss heavy.
Marshal Kane has swon in 500 So
cssslonisls as an extra police force 10
guard the election. Trouble is apprehend.
ed. II is said 3, 800 armed and organized
secessionists are sworn 10 uprise ia Bali
more at the first favorable movement.
This news needs confirmation Ed
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-13
MARIE

On Wednesday, the l2th inst, at 81
Johu's Church, by the Rev. +. NJ. Gray,
Mr.. A. r. BELDoN Esq, of Finllay, Ohio,
and Miss SALLIE L. eldest daughter Of
Phillip B,pe Esq, Of this city.
The newly married couple have ouT
best wishes. From what We know oi
them they are happily united. May then
conjugAI felicity be boundiess, endless
fathomless and unalloyed.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-13
The 4th Of July.

The citizens oil Lancaster and vicinity
will meet at the Court House on Satur-
day evening next, (June l5th) to make
arraug ements for tie celebration of the
approaching Fourth. Let the citizens of
the county turn out, and let our celebra'
ton Of the Eighty-Fihh Anniversary Of
American Independence be the grAndest
ever known
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-13
For tho Lnncaaier Gazeite


tRender Honor 10 whom Honor is Due.'
MEssRs EDIToRs: This evening in look
ing over your paper I see you accord
credit to me 10 part for the sumptuou'
dinrer presented by Pleasant Township,
to the 18th Regiment. at Camp Ander.
son; which ls an error; It should have
been j; NJ. Ashbrook
By previous arrangement my family
was engaged IN preparing dinner for
another occasion for Monday;--I was no
present on the feast.
It is an old maxim. "If you cant &C
like a man, act like a mouse"
r NV family presents her mite viii
Richlsud township. T. P. ASHBR0 Ok.
~ June 7th, 1851.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-13

EMPtoYMESr--Tho Erie Sowing Machine compa.
ny viii furnish employmentto few active mon TO
act as Agents for thom. preference WILDE given
TO those we'll acquainted In the district for which they
apply, for which service they are wiliingto give a
mission or pay salary OF 800 TO 700 dollars per
year and expenses. For particulars, address Erie
Ssp,ng .HsehiHs Compsny, R. JANIS, General Agent
Milan, Ohio.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-13

y
EY- The last was rather an evebtful
week in Lancaster. Two fights, two fires
and one runaway. ..t
On Friday night last about l2 'clork,
the dwelling house now occupied by John
Donovan ESQ.,. was discovered 10 be on
FIRE. The alarm was Immediately given
ard the whole city set in commotion.
By the exertOn of the citizens and
SOLDIERS the fire was arrested before much
damage was done. Major STEEL, of the
17lh Regiment, and Capt. STIScncoMB Of
Company +. deserve much credit for
the, manly efforts made by them in extin'
gushing the FIRE.
On Monday last about 4 o'clock P, NJ,
the dwelling of Mrs. David Reese (widow)
caught Ere and before Engines could
reach ths ground and arrest the "mad
clement, i" it had spread to Mrs. Hutch,
ings on the west. and Mrs. Spurgeon on
the East. When the engines reached the
spot the fire was speedily ended, but mol
until it had done considerable damage
burning roof rafters and part of the
boarding off Mrs. Reese's. and
Fart of Mrs. Hutchings. Mrs. Reese's
dam age is cstim tied at $500. Subscrip
lions are in circulation to replace this
amouLt. Mrs. Hutchings damage is SAID
to be $I25; fortunately for her she bat
on Saturday last taken out a policy o
insurance on her building in the City
Fire Insurance Co. Of Hartford-S. WeldI
Agent, and we understand The damage ha
bseu, or will be primo pity paid. Th
three ladies arc widows and could lily al
ford the loss. We have been often toll
that go will proviis for the widow
aud the fathsrless" The Ere of Monda
demonstrates that he will if the. widow
and fatherless "provlde for themselves
just after the FIRE the horse OF MI
SAITH, respectable farmer of Hoekin
county and dbrOther,iu.law of Philip RIsrS
Esq, of our city took fright. ran away
tore the buggy to pieces, dashng MI
SMITH upon the pike and tarng the A1s
from his face IN a most frightful manue
and otherwise bruising him badly-an
il is feared fatally ipjgriug hip. NJ
SMITH is now at Mr.. RIsiNG's kindly care
for. r
The fights referred to, resulted in lii
t,s blood good deal Of wind and thuu
dsr--two arrests and those other littl
incidents that always, follow, (sinc
SE1Rs become MarshaD dne and impril
onment. 4
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-13

EF1'he 18th Regiment have received
their guns. and a quantity of clothing.
such as pants. shirts, shoes, stockings aud
an Overcoat. Their guns are a good
smooth bore musket.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-13

EE-Last week we published a report
censuring the "mutipy at Camp Auder-
derson." So far as Company X are con-
cerned we have no correction, no rstrac.
tion TO make. The boys acted badly ia
that matter and merited a severe rcpii-
maud. The volunteers at Camp Ander-
son should remember thai it is not exact
y the business oil Of public journal TO
magnify virtues and Blink at wrongs. We
have uniformly spoken veil Of the Regi.
ment, their courage, discipline aud private
worth, With the exception of the "mu.
Tiny" referred to they have borne them
selves nobly. In that the volunteers
engaged. (And VIC understand Iae most
of them were of company Ky behaved
most shamefully. i"
Col. Connell indeed none OF the off.
GERS are in the least 10 blame for the upri-
sing. The only thing we complained oI
was: lst. The what TO US seemed unau
thorized confinement of sn!liA" - 'is1
county Jail. This is explained TO a great
extent in the fact that the volunteer thus
confined, though good fellow and pcrfec
gentleman when sober. had unfortunately
become intoxicated and clazed with wrath
so much so as to disturb the whole camp
by his boistrousueSs. 1t was out of con
sijerations for the volunteer himself and
at the solicitation of his friends that he
was sent TO the city. rather to spare him
the indignity and severity OF "bucking
and gagging."
I'd. THAT the officers backed dowr
apd agreed to release the prisoner on con
ditiOn the mutineers would return tc
camp" .
This seems 10 be mistake. though the
publication was made on the declaration
oil a reglmental officer. Col. Connell II
forms us "no such promise was author
ized and that certainly none such was re
gardeI or acted upon by him."
We make these statements with grea
PLEASURE. II is far from our purpose t.
do injustice to the gal liant soldiers in Cam
Anderson. With the exception of th
unfortunate affair referred TO, they hav
done well 10 every particular, and rel
erence TO our 6les will show that We hav
spared no pains to give publicity to til
fact
: Officers in the future should be carefu
how they talk at random.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-13

GT Read the advertisement Of ANDREW
REID. You would do we'll to call and ex.
anime bis goods, whether you wish to
purchase or not. You will find his clerks
gentlemanly and accommodating.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-13
SwoRp PREsENrArioN-Capt. STING

SWORD PRESERVATION Capt, SrrNcH-
COMB, Company F, Of the l7th Regiment,
was on Friday fast presented with a
splendid new sword, hy Dr.. H. @. SuAw.
Col. SETH WELDY made the presentation
speech, delivering himself neatly. Capt.
SrINcHcOMB accepted in a few well timed
remarks.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-13
Nfm advertisements.
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership here
Y tOrore existing between Combs, Pugh * Co, has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent. The
business Of the firm Will be carried in the future
by Pugh & Dunn, VIII" invite all the old customers 10
continue their patronage--at the "Old Gregg stand,
in lithopos COMBS, PUGH IL DUNN.
P.S G. W. Combs being jesrous Of .etiling u p
with his old customers, will be glad to all those
who are indebted him, at the old stand in Royal
ton. G.. W. COMBS.
Iubonolis Obio Jnne H. 1s6I-3HII
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-13

LAGER BEER. The lovers ofthis pleas
ant and healthful beverage may as we'll
know at once that HENRY A. GEB-
ELEM Esq. keeps it fresh at all times.
On Friday evening last. by invitation, the
"lager drinkers" met at HENRY's s, and Of
course lager suffered terribly. For three
hours the only cry was "lager beer"-al>
ways answered by a"iowing bowl" Of
the golden liquid. We were not tempt
Cd" ourself, but fIom the way our friends
disposed Of it. the many pleasant faces,
&C., it must have been superb.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-13


THE DESTITUTIoN OF THE FIRST
AND SECOND OHIO REGIMENTS
LETTER FROM THE STATE A.
GENT.
On Saturday nigb;, Goyrnor Dannison
received from Mr.. Plat, agent Of the STATE
at Washington. the following dispatch.
which will be read With great satisfaction.
Il will be seen that .epoDs relative TO the
deslitulion Of tLs First and Second Rsgi.
msnts Of Ohio Volunteers have been
greatly exaggerated, and that but little
reliance is TO be placed upon Ielegrapbic
dispatches based upon rumors. The Gov
ernor sent s25 900 by. Mr. Plat TO pay
the Ohio Volunteers in Washington fer
one month service, and they will b. paid
at once.
June Sh, 1861.
To CIV. DEsSIsoS: arrived hero this
morning; called on Gov. Chase. and lett
with him the money for paying the First
and econd Regiments, AS per instrac-
lions. This gives great satisfaction to all
NpbSciuVH' hJ IncHb VIII Oo nd06 on
Monday. Shall | receive voucher, and
let the amount be credited to the State, or
Treasury notes? The latter appears 10 me
preferable.
L visited the camp and with much
pleasure assure you, that the statements
which have appeared in the papers of the
bad condition Of the clothing Of our men
are greatly exaggerated. Such, at lsast,
Is the assurance received from all .he off
GERS conVersed with, one only excepted.
The grounds Of complaint which have ex.
iSied are pow removed by supplies nov
furnished in part, and residue to os fur.
nishrd soon by the United States.
Col. Wilson says the Second Regiment
may need three hundred or four hundred
flannel shirts and one handred and ffy
army blankets more than can be now Oh
tanned from the United States. lie also
expresses some anxiety for supply Of
amruanres. After an examination into
the necessity for those to be furnished by
the State, | will communicate the result.
w. A. PLATT
The Governor telrgraphed in reply that
Mr. PlGtt should take Treasury notes al
par for the amount he might dis5urss tc
the troops on account of pay.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-13

EwThere will be trial of Reaping
and Moving Machines on the farm of Mr.
DAVID PENsE, in Pleasant township, OH
"Wednesday 26th Of June. All Agents
Tor machines and Farmers are invited Il
attend for oompetitiou.
JOSIAH WRIGHT, Agent
June is, 1861. for Harvesters.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-13

PETERSON FOR JULY,-Through the po-
itcness of Mr.. Bllinghurst We are in pos
session of the July number of this mag
azius. The July number is most ex'
celIent ono-containng foriy.two articles
and sevehty-6ur embellishments; Of this
number the "Stars and Stripes Bed
Quilt, printed in the appropriate colors,
merits special notice. Hat the pattern is
givon. The central field. when the Quilt
is complete. will contain, it will be seen,
thirty four stars, the full number of States
in the Unionl Every lady should take
Petersen Call aud secure copy,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-13
AGENCY.
General Agency Office, Creene's BIocl

f. C. UANNUM, LANCASTER,O
k-LIabusiness In this line promptly attended to ,sal'
"A Of Real Estate, properly rented or exchanged,
collections made. Devctes special attention TO dis
posing of newly invened useful articles for household
use, by sale aud through agents. Also, Maps, late
publications, &C., &c. 10y Territories June6 -3mlO
References John ID. MarinJohn c. WeA yer:
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-13
LANCASTER, June I, 1861.

Editors d Publishers ofthe Ohio Eagle:
Please to discontinue sending your pa
per to my address, and render your ac-
count for what may be in arIear against
me as a subscriber
am unwilling to contribute in any
form to the support Of paper devoted, as
the Ono EAGLE appears to he, to the con-
tinuance Of party strife in the presen, uu'
happy condition of public affairs; and es-
peoially to discouraging portion Of the
people, on the ground Of party predilec-
ton from rendering services in tie cause
Of the National Government against the
rebels who are in arms against it. an
unable to distinguish between such q
! course and the direct support Of the cause
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-13
III. Y B. JACO3s.
-

NEWARK = = ~-~- ~eNsf f0VV-
Ayr--r- rarfy U-Ts & Son -0sntiezen:-AnoS
ne, uDsoliciir j. 10 send you word Of commends-
tioI for your PAIN Kiler. have used In my family
these ,sverzl grsr. and found It all IL claims TO be-
For Rtsumzttsr1, Coughs Gods, Burns Cholera leu
ienciss HBd tllules, veil "a diseases generally
.hg; prevail iu isrlss. regard the Pain Killer e.
beyond all Price .EBi eifcaCio4s beyond any med
cilc aitIin ~! knowledge. ~ keep II ss oUrchief
family medicine, ahJ fg'i rs uss in ordinary csse-
40 ~ ;Esn bny doctor. Tho testimony of 9th
ss, ~saa- GRd iIssaes 4. equally
faTprub!e. Mslg cltrEYUer haV3 spGE5n oI-W n
tie eA.zfrs Iers rs family me1itiGe. &ssonaries "a
repeated instances have SAID 70 In person aDi ia
jrlsi'tfs, hAt!he Pain kliierwas by far the beet
medicine gel In he's then iancs. anj they used li1r
themselves ALI families and sdrnipisierit to others
around th"m. This much am IN ctHed 10 say as IA
sci VI lsirc TO ynDTselyes. aud beEeA! 70 OH
ers You are al liberty 10 use this testimonial, III
- ssrticu. REv. W. 4. JACOBS
Lister Editor Christian ChryEicc
EEUaRE OF ALLINTlHArJoNs!
lie Pain Killer "a sold by oil sspsctable Druggists
throughout Jus o. SIatsshnd "a Foreign Countries.
Pr.s;s--cj e'n.s so cents and 81 per 5ott!e
J.T. HARRIS & co. Propre,ors
Foriha Western aud S1nttefn States, ,CincipnEn, ..
Sold Whglesoia and Retail by e.. KaufnnD q Co,
T.. l.. SlDcl Sincrl y Surgeon, lancaster chard
2. Walkrr, Vest Rgsh Vile: ? RHne, PlearahtVlle;
a FensiinAS er d BrOther. NatrriUO: Brossnau snd
audrew ,ijt5orolis; David Prnbpsl, Marcy; Wesley
McArihnr. vi lersfort:l Lea s. Co. AmALda
November J, IsCO-ll3I
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-13

EU-We publish below the clear, truth
ful, and pertinent letter Of H. H. Hun
TER Ese., 70 the E iitor Of the Ohio Eagle.
Mr.. HUNTER administers a terrible but
just rebuke to the moral treason of the
blathering blockbead who now controls
that paper:
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-13
ROC Ec@

rs hereby given that tho partnership hcrctof,ra cX-
j isliug between the undersigned and James V. kim
ncy aud RUbart Johnson, EhO have heretofore heen
eIsgugrd IN the business Of boating aud selling Coal
at lancaster Ohio. oH The Hooking Valley Canal un-
der tie name and arm nt KINNEY, JOHNSON, &Co. ,
was nn tie lat DAY Of Aprii, A. r. ls6i by mutual COZ
sent dissolved MAR1lN POWERS, the junior Nom
her of said fyr now dissolved, still continues the bn'
sine Dfboa,ing Coal. and selling the same at ths
lowest prices At The yard heretofore used torthdl p0'-
pose hv said drm nj kinney, J0hAson & Co. .t
Lancaster, Nay lG, letl-7 MARTIN PoWE95.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-13
EVERYEODYS FRIEND.
EXTERNALLY. CURFs.

Frloni Bpils and Old Sores Severe Burns md Sclds
ui.. sE1iss. and prains, swelling Of the Joiuis.
hiAZFon, Teusr, Broken Breasts Frosted Feet and
ChlOlaius, 1oo,hagh-, Pain IL the F-co, Neural
RiA aud RneunAtsm.
is- sl5e remedy FOR AorE Ind CE!lts GEd FEYsE.
PAIN KILLER.
taken ih'erra'iy. shOgld oe sduTterAed with milk or
Ssier, " ioads ihtD a syrup With mplasles. F0r
Cough afsT drop3 0r sugar e4;Jn viii b. ilore si-
ieclye tban su! tAiug else.
Faf Fore rbr,sI iniS TIE P-!a E..,sr win water
aud E-flier lac LroGL
See Printed srse,as eL!.A zefgm7I Iay saeA Boitis.
Tae PAiN Killer IS ~ universal consent allowed
% have Won Tor iLseif reputation unsurpassed Ia
ihe history of medical preps ruons. Its tustsnaue
ons sHscl "a TIE eR;rs eraGics too ann extinction Of
PAIH 10 AL lts Varo1s forms incidental 70 The hnmaE
family and the unsolicited written land verbal lssl
mJuy "l the masses IN ts(svyg, hzy been aud aie
as own teitadysfiiseIsht.
Whist stronger pr0cf 81 these fscis can be pro.
dGced t5-L l2s following e.;sl .s,e.5s1 unsoicl.et
!19I,