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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-11-21
A Wedding in War,

Tho folio wing is sketch from the pen OF
Henry Ward Beecher, who attended tho
wedding he describes, in New England
village,
A young soldier. just going to tho wars,
meant TO give 10 his girl the right to como
80 him should no be sick or wounded. To.
morrow no loaves. To. night they must be
married To Mr.. Frank Brnsmado's we
posted. How csmo IL to be thorn! Tho yonng
volunteer had got his certificate of tho
town. n.olork, and he had stepped across tho
street and told our friend that tho bravo
Soldior was hunting for a minister. just
then, In stout, coarse, soldiers blue. camo
the man, and his flower by his side. BY
one of those generous sympathies that seize
good people. out ran noble woman to in.
vito them TO stop, aud bo married there f;
and as several connected families were gath.
erod there for an evenings singing, thsre
were u sooro of mndens ready to greet the
bride, and many mon TO welcome tho BRIDE
groom. No one had ever soen the parties
or know aught Of tbom. IL was enough
shat the man was going TO fight for tho old
Gag. We looked in thoir faces. and were
sstished. The rooms wore throngod. The
erVioo proceeded and closed. Then some
oae, unbldden, but moved to do it, hogan IN
sing "Guide me, D. thou great Jshovah !;
AlI joined. Then "America," and tho 'Star
6panglod Banner" werc added Flowers
we're brought IN for tho young wifo--whito
day .llios and geranium loavos. Tho dear
venerable mother OF the neghborhood and
eirole sat by the palo and pretty child wife
giving her good cheer and comfort. Little
Temsmbrfncss Woro sought out for tho
guests, anu an enthusiasm of kindness iIled
abe house, Thus two Strangers, at twilight
namo riding into town, seeking u SOLITARY
wedding, in order that on the morrow, ht
going TO war, she might havo a right "a
Noar his namO. They wore stopped. caught
out OF their vehicle, borne into q rehnuC
homo, surrounded with scores Of loving
hearts, ail doiioately offering service, and
making them Wedding that, for glow, and
Joy, and gladneSs. few even OF those most
fsvorsd can give :heiT own ehiIdron.
Well, We have hoard that New England
people werO cold, without enthusiasm a.
boSpitali,yl
As Ihe Young husband and wife wore
leaving. all gathered about tho door. ward
Ease. and ssoga parting hymn. So they
departed, amid tho pulsAtions Of song, and
rec0ded from our sight The west Rlowed
vory faintly. Tho stars woro thick. The
day .as done, and so was opI stay st The
goodly towp OF Washington
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Gen. McClellan's Farewell Order.

Tho following farewell ordur was read to
the troops composing tho army of tho PO-
tomac, yesterday mOrning, at dress parade
Head QUARTERS, Army OF TnG Po.
ToMAc, CAMP NEAR REcrERrOwN,
Va. Nov. 7. 1864.
"OFFICERs AND SOLDIERS OF THE ARMY OF
THE PuTOMAC :-Au order OF tho President
devolves upon Major General BIrusido tho
command Of this army. In parting from
you, | cannot express tho love and graft.
tudo boar to you. As mn army, you haVo
grown up under my care. In you have
never found doubt or GOODNESS. Tho bat
ties you have fought under my command
will proudly 1.-Two in tho Nations history.
The glory you have achieved in mutual por-
lis and tatigues; the graves of our comrades
fallen in battle and by disease; the broken
forms of those whom wounds and sick ness
haze disabled tho strongest associations
which can exist amOug men unite us still 10y
an indissoiuble tie. We shsll ever bo com
rades in supporting tho Constitution of on,
country aud tho nationality of its people.
(Signed) GEO B. MCCLELLAN,
Major General U. S. A.
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A PERSON speaking TO a very deaf m

A PERSON speaking TO very deaf man.
and getting angry Al his not catching his
meaning. said "Why i. IS as plain as A
b c." THAT may DO. sir." replied Iae
poor man, "but am ID E F."
IT is ascettained that quite a number
OF slaves have been sent forward from the
South and sold into bondage 10 Cuba
This is new phase Of the slave trade.
JOHN W. FoRSEr is soon 10 eommenc,
the publication of a daily paper at Wash
inglon.
IL good society we are required 10 de
obliging things to one another in gentee
society We arc required only 10 say the N
Hx that is too good for good advice, Il
too good tor his reighbor's company.
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SA NFORD'S
Family Cathartic Pills.
COMPOUNDED FROM

SOMI OONbEp fROM
Pure Vegetable Ertrdcts, and put up Ia etss
CdseS. dir Tight, and SW Keep in oay clipafa
The FAMILY CATHARTiC PILL 10 a aen
tie but active Cahorlic, which the Proprietor has
used IN his practice Tor more than twenty yearA
I he constantly in-lx ycreasing demand from
those who have long fused tho PlLLS,and the
satisfaction which al 3express in regard 70
their use, h 10 inducedjG lme TO place Them with,
in the reach of all. ~
The Profession we'll. know that different
Calhnrtics act on differ jen poT iionB oil the bow
els.
The FAMILY A. 23THAR FILL
has, with due reference TO this we'll established
tact, been compounded. }iTom variety OF the
purest Vegetable L q 3tructs, which act alike
on exery part oil the al i |imeBtary canal, a 4
are GOOD and SAFEI- u all cases where .
Cathartic is needed, andl IL such as DERANGE'
NJ EN- rs OF THEIS STOMACH, SLEEP.
INESS, PAINS IN The BACK and LOlNa,
COSTIVENESS, PAIN AND SORENESS
OVER THE WHOLE BODY from sudden cold
which frequently, if neglected, ended in long
course OF Fever. l. OSS OF APPETITE, !
GRE EPING SENSATION OF COLD OVER
THE BODY, ,RESTLESSNESS, HEADACHE,
or WEIGHT IN THE HEAD, all lnfammatoIy
matism a great Purifier OF the Blood. and othaJ
diseases 10 which flesh is heir too numerous 70
mentioD in this advertisement. Dose ] to3.
PRICE 80 CENTS.
SorTbe Liver InvigoIatnT and Family CnthaY.
Nichols, Chnrdon. Ohio, by Druggists gensI oily,
and sold wholesale by the Trade In All the large
towns. st. W. SANFORD, NJ. D.,
Manufacturer anu Proprietor,
eoS Broadway, (coT. OF Fulton st,) New Y%k,
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LEGAL NOTICE.

LLUAb NJ lCEs
IN pursuance Of an order OF the Probate Court
i OF Gcauga County, Ohio, made on the l6Ih
day oi Oct, A, d, 1869. in the case OF Samuel
Nye, GUARDIAN OF John Spencer, against said
ward, the undersigned will.
On The 93nd day Of JNov., a D. tso9,
at 20 O'Clock A. NJ, at The door Of tho Court.
House. IN Chardon, Geanga County, Ohio, offer
al public sale, the following described premises,
euDject 10 the dover .Elaio OF Annn Spencer
therein, 10 wni Being parts Of lots u and 10 IN
IN MontvilIe township, Geuugn County, Ohio, 4
BOUNDED north by the north line OF said lo,st---
eHst by land Of Currant d Briggs, W. D. Me,
Naughlon Deborah Baldwin. Martha u. BSOugh,
Ton & G. w. Burgess; south by the south line a
said lols, and west by land Of George A. Mowrsy,
end containing within said boundaries, one. haa.
dTed acres oi land
TERMS-One fourth Of ,hs purchase monar
payable In hand, aRd the balance in lhreR equal
yearly payments thereafter, with Interest Payn b.
bic annually, and secured by mortgage on Tho
pTeU'lsos sold. SAMUEL NYE,
Guardian OF John Sps neeT.
BY his Attorneys, Can6e d& Smith.
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A SPUHKY TEsANT.--A late London pa
per contnIns tho toIIowldg advertisement
4 gentleman who 10 about to leave the
house in which he resides. and boing desr.
Gus to return il to his landlord in tho same
condition in which he found it, will pay tsi'
price for 500 full grown rats. an aero Of
poisonous woods, and cart load of rubbish
tho weeds to DO planted in tho garden, The
rubbish left ON tho docr.s,ep, aud tho rat
suffered to run loose through the house.
Address, &c"
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A LAuGuABLE incident il told OF a ner

A LAuGHABLE incident il told OF ner.
vous man who imagined himself very
sick reports were in the neighbour ood
that he was given over by the Doctor
He was observed early 10 the day making
rapid strides through the streets. His
alarmed ne:ghbors met him. GLOW are
you, my friend ?" "Sick. very SICK
"Where now ?" After some one TO 81
up with me tonight; | am so pl"gueC
for watchers that there 10 no one ] cAr
depend upor."
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CoNGREssMEv ELECTED. far as

CoNGREssMEH ELECTED. far rs
heard from, at the recent elections. there
were eighty-three Republicans and sew
eniy,6ve Democrats elected. New II mp
shire, Rhode Island. Connecticut, Mary.
land. Virginia and Kentucky have not
yet held their elections. They choose
about thirty members in the aggregate -
II is probable, therefore, that the borde
State nen will hold the balance Of power
n the next Congress- Cleveland Leader
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MEDICAL.
~--.~0 - ...... -s>s-,s~ s>y~--,.s -
The Greefenberg
FAMILY MEDICINES

4 RE prepared under tho immediate super Vie
"a ion of skill(ul Physician, and they may bo
relied upoA in all cnses.
The intelligence OF the community is not In.
suited 10y the offer Of single medicine which
Claims to cure ALL DISEASES, but the GRenbloFg
Remedies consist OF seven different Medicines,
oil unequaIed in the cure OF diseases for which
they are recommended among which may be se.
lecled one appropriate TO nny OF the diseasos Incl.
dent to this country md climate
RrTHE GREFENBERG VEGETABLE
FILLS arc batter i1n any other kiud Of Pills In
the world-Price % Ccnis.
e1rTHE GREFENBERG UTERINE CA.
THOLlCON Is m iulalhb'e remedy for all Fs.
male diseases. S,i50.
RrTnE UTERINE CATnoLTCoN will aiss
cure Gravel, Diseases oi the Kidneys, Urinary
diicu les in males.
11rTHE CIR EFENBERG SARSAPARiLLA
is by far The most pov crful and cfIicaeious cora,
pound in use.--Prce One Dollar
arTHE GREFFNBERG DYsFNTERY
SYRUP is q certain nni quick remedy for nl dis.
cases Of the bowels Price so Cents.
6rTHE GRHFENBERG PILE REMEDY
never tails permanently relieve this distressing
dscuse-Prics One Dollar.
erTHE GREFENBERG CHlLDRENg
PANACEA is On invaluable compound In all
diseases incident TO children.
THE GREEN BERG FEVER AND AGCR
REMEDY is sovereign specific for this partie-
ular disease Price So Cents.
THE GREFENBERG GREEN MOUNT.
AIN OINTMENT exceIs all other salyes IN tis
curative effects Price 2 Cents.
TIE GRHFENBERG CONSUMPTlVEH
BALM affords the most astonishing reIiet In uli
pulmonary complaints Price co bottle. Gan
eminent Physician Of New YoIk, states ,hhl lie
hns known the GieIenberg ConsumpIivo's Bulm
used with great success III Dropsy. Our own
experience substanuales his STATE menil
THE GREFENBERG HEALTH BITTERs
n re The nlost n,eneant und delightful tonic ever
prepared. p ice 25 Cents.
THEGREFE NBERG LOTION 10 unpnrsl.
leled in ahl Inflammation or diseases oil the Eye
Price 25 Gems.
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HOWARD Association,
PHILADELPHIA,

For LGA rslt.fo Of the Sick and Distressed, afflicted
oiA VirRleHt and Ck,oafe DiSeafts, aAa esB>
eiaHyJoV Ike Guns Of DiSs0sss Of kAs SeSvdI DF.
gaMs
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis BY ,bs
lfl Acting Surgeon.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spsrmn ntorrhna o.
Seminal Weakness, ana o'her Diseases Of tin
Sexual Organs, and on the NEW REMEDIES
employed In the Dispensary sent 10 the afflicted
In sea sd letter envelopes, free OF charge. Two
or three Stamps for poslage will be acceptable
Address Or j SKlLLIN HOUGhToN. Ac,S
ing Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2 SCUM
Ninth Street, Philadelphie, Pa. S+aVl
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-11-21

THE President AND THE ELECrroSs.-Th o
President takus the rosul. OF tho Nov York
eloolious quito p ilosophlcallS, and will
doubtless profit by the loAson. Whom Col.
Foruov inquired OF him how no fUlt about
Now York, Mr., Lincoln replied; "Somo
what ike that boy In Kantucky, who
stubbod bis too whie running TO soc his
sweetheart Tho boy said he was too big
to ory and far too badly hurt to laugh
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FOR, SALE BY

4 Cook, Cbarlon; J.. Smith, Thompson; J: W,
GarrI,t, Montville, K. P. Burnett, Russelk C,P.
Treat, Clnridon; A. Mathews; Newbnryi John
Mayhsw. .Auburns johnson T. Tntts, Burton; E
bridge, VIM. Mumford, WslchneldIF N. Hathu-
way, Hambden, LavieT DarympLs. Troy CeuIer
Warren Bishop, MiddleHeld; @. 8 Field, East
Chfiou, Tracy w Scott, Chester X Roads and
hy Druggists aud Merchants generally IhIough-
be- Unised States aud Canadns.
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FOR SALE BY
A. Cook, Chardon.
G. p. Treat. CIaridou.
J. Z. WiIliams. Parkman.
H. l.. Bishop s. Son, Midd.eGsi6.
d. c. Kellogg, Munson.
Henry Cummings, Russell.
Lyman e. Scott. Mulberry Corners.
Eerrick & Gaines, Nowbury.
Tow g. Butta, Rapids.
And by Medicine Dealors generally ,thro Ugh.
out the State.
II. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
Agent for Ohio.
March 2S. 1851. 4T9--6m
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MEDICAL.
AY E RS
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are you sick, f-obls, and
eoniplainiiigi Are you cut Of
order, with your system de-
ranged, aud your feelings un.
oomiprtshlui These symp-
toms are often thV prelude to
serious illness. SOME NJ Of
sickness is creeping upon you,
aud should bs aVerted by n
timely Use VI tho right rem.
edy. Take Ayers fills, aud
cleanse out ths disur,lered hu-
niUrs - purify the blsUd, aud
let tho iluids move Un unOb-
strmrtcl In health again.
They stimulate the functions
OF the body into vigorous no
tivity, purity the System FROM
the Oletrurliuns which make
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As n Family PhysIs.


From d.. H. W. tiTIur'gh, NsW O''saHa.
Your Pills are the prince of pnrgss. Their excellent
qualities surpnNs any cairutC We puAas-s They are
mild but very certain and ectu in tiur asIiou Un the
bowels, which makos them Invaluable to w iu tho daily
treatment Of disease.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-11-21

Sir, said pompous parsonage, who
once undsriook TO bully an editor, ''do you
kuov take your paper = II have no
donei you take ~ replied tho man Of the
9uUi' Tor several OF my houest subscribers
haVo been complaining lately about their
Papera to n2 StOlOn 10 tho morning"
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Bilious sDisorders-L,vorC Complaints.

Pom Or. Tsodom Dtl, ?f NV ln'k Ciy.
Not only your Pills nnilnby adapted TO their rnr-
pose Alerient hut nd their beneficial sscts upon
the Liver very marked Indeed. They have III my prtc
tics proved UITeCtual for tho euro OF bilious
puuts than any QUO remedy eau mention. sincerely
rjOlce tlat hayo ut length puBIiiNe which 10 woT-
Thy Tho confidence oil tho profession aud tLu leopls
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Dyssnt.ry, pIsrrhsa, RsIax, Worms.

FIdIa DI. J. Q. GIe5It y LNIufyh
Your Pills have had lpnE trial Ia my practice, and
hold thcn la cSteeu Vi tbs best Hpuieus have
found. Their Alternative effect un ILV liver nIskJs
ths excellent remedy, when given ia sti" dJses for
Lik.Ous IyssniSrJ uid tLoTh0d. heir Bugar-eua ing
makes them very acceptable and eUaySuiSnt Gr tLS
vT women aud children.
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DEPAuTMENr OF rng lSrgulos,

]
Sin: havo used your Iills IA my general aud hospital
practice yVu nadc them, and hesitate
they tho bvst caal tic employ. Their trgu-
aiink action the liver Is quick and decided, rUse-
quUutly they admirable remedy Tor drrHH uiyut 10
that organ indeed, have ssllOuI found II cuss u
6IiVuS dseu4e obstinate that IL did not readily yield
tLSu. teInalIy yuurs, ALUAZO BALL, NJ d,
Physician Of LLs NIfus H.I,,iLfL
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NOMNN NO MOYe.

As proof that tho Blood PuriAaS and Pills are purely
vegetable, hayo the certificates Of those eminent ehs
lists, Professors Chilton oJ N. Y, and Locke Of Cncnna
Read Dr. nobaoks Special Notices and Certificates pub
shed 10 oonspAo0Jus part Of this PayAT from time
Hme.
PIies Of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier %
par bOete or s. par fdoseD. OF the Scandinavian Veg
stablo Blood Pills, % oents par bOx, hnxes for 81
PriDeipai oDos and SalesJoom, No. East Fourth 81
81 BnildiDs from Main eta CinclnnaE, D. IabsstoEy
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HOME TESTIMONY,

MR. II. B. KINGSLEY - Dear Sir! We fssi II do
ty we owe 10 Il public to say that Marshalls Ca.
thuicon Is medicine invaluable for compluiN v
classeG under the h. ad OF Female Diseases. We
have used your Gi Rle nberg Medicine, and have
been greatly beneied thereby, 80 much so, that
were the price double we would have them
To the thousands OF our sex who are suffering
from weukncsscs, We would recommend the Co
toicon Us a sure panncea Ii gives strength 10
the system, and enables each Of the organs oi tbs
body TO perform their app opriaie functions.
Mrs. w CARTER,
Mrs. Z. e lVEERS,
Miss Z. ) " ORMSTElT.
Medina, March lst, 1861.
The above.name Ladies' we nre personllay 90.
qnainled with, und know that Tor several yeara
while We lived in Medina they were grCnt snf.
Ierers Miss has been 20 baoly afflicted tina,
il was with difficulty she was Dtle 10 stand upon
her feet. a few bottles Of Coleoicon entirely
cured her Of her complaint My wife received
great benefit from this medicine We recommend
it 10 the Ladies OF this CounIry. ns n safe Bnd sf.
fiGen, remedy tot the uuny cnnPi%Hin1. % hey are
subleCt;a. JOIN IVEEKS,
Editor Of the Can6sla Herald
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by all who have uoed it, and is now resoI ted 10
with confidence in all the diseases for waich II h
recommended
lthas cured ihousands& within the last 2 yeors,
who had given up oil! - hopes OF relei. MS the
numerous, unsolleitedIr- certificates in my pas.
session show. c
The oss must BE- X adapted to the fsmpcn-
amcnt OF the Individually taking 1t, and used In
such quantities as 10 nct - gently on the bowels.
Let The dictn,es OF = your judgment guide
you in the use OF the e LIVER INlIGOR.
ATOR, aud It will cure Liver o m .
plants, Bilious At =. tncks, Dyspepsia,
ChrOulC Diarrhoea. < SUNNI er com d MIS-
Dystntery, DrOpsy = ISour Stomach, IIH.
bitnai Costiycness. ChoIic Cholera,
& h % era MOrbns. Cholera In fautum,
FIututehce, } Il NJ = dice, Female Weak
nrsSes, and may be :. used successfully 8 on
ORDINARY FAMILY MEDICINE 1t will
cure SICK HEADACHE, (as thousands can tes.
tiiy) IN TWENTY MINUTES, IF TWO or
THREE TEASPOONFULLS ARE TAKEN
at commencement Of attack.
All who use it are giving their testimony Ia its
favor.
t1-Mix wafer in the nouth with INVI9oRA-
TOR. aud swallow both together.
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
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FrOw d.. E2gHd Uoyd, BdIItm0rs

DEAR llEo. ArEH: Cnunnt ysu iVh1t mpnlnts
have epei with your ills better than 10 sAy al Mui
srsr hch 'Uih pugthps Wricne raro grrut drrc,,.
deuce rTrcual rAtiriic iu my daily contest with
disease au believing lu that your Pills afford tho
best have, | OF course value thsa highly.
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Dyspepsia, ImpurIty OF the BIood.

From hev. J. 4 HirGs, IaSior N 4dcent CtsG,, hoGO4s
DR. AYrR: have usal your Pills with ertraordunry
in nay family aud among those callv'l to visit
in Distress. 10 Regulate tho organs Uf digestion and
purify tho bond, they the very Lcst remedy have
ever knuwu, AND eau confidently recommend thoni 10
my hisuds, You're, J. V. ulHEj
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ONEperson writes, her daughter was cured
Of fits Of nine years standing and st Nitus'
dance Of two years.
ANOTHER writes his son was cured
after his flesh had almost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced tho case insura'
bls.
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever and Ague
afte- irving every medicine in his reach.
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever Sore
which had existed fourteen years
ANOTHER Of rheumatism of eight years.
Cases innuner4bfc of DyspePsi" and Liver
Purifier and Pills
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4 ! College VI Ohio, Secre-
q American Veterinary
a ntion o. Philadelphia,
eIc. etc.
Of the Origin, History aud
distinctive traits OF the various
breeds OF European, Asinlic,
African ana American ilor.
ass, with the physical forma.
tion aud peculiarities OF tho
animal and how TO ascertain
his age hy the number and
condition Of his teeth; illus.
trnred with numerous ex.
planatory engruvings.
D! Breeding. Breaking, Sta.
bling, Feeding, Grooming,
Shoeing, and the general man.
ngement OF the horse, with
the best modes OF administer.
lag medicine; also how to treat
Biung Kick ing, Rcnriug Shy
Ing, Stumbling, Crib Biting,
Resllessness. and other vices
to which lie is subject, with
numerous explanatory engrn.
wings.
OF The couses, symptoms, nd
treatment Of StranglcS, Sore
Throat, Distemper, Cntarrh,
Influenza, Bronchitis, rneu.
monia, Pleurisy, Broken Wind,
Chronic Cough, Roaring aud
Whislling, Lamps, Sore
Mouth and Ulcers, with De.
cayed teeth, with other dis.
eases Ot the Mouth aud Re.
spiratory organs.
VI the ca uses, symptoms and
treatment Of Worms, Bors,
CoIic, Slrangulation, Stony
Concretions, Raprures. Palsy,
DInrrhGa, Juundice, liepa.
urrh1n, Bloody Urine, Stones
IL The Kidneys aud Bladder,
lniianation, and oth0r dis
9nses VI the Stomach. Bowels,
Liver and Urinary Organs.
Ot the cnuses, symptoms and
trentmen, Of Boue, Blood, aud
Bog Spawn, Ring Bone,
Swcenie, Strains, Broken
Knees, Wind CalIs, Founder,
Sole Bruises and Gravel.
Cracked Iioo's, Scratches,
Canker, Thrush, and COrnS ;
also. OF Mcgrims, Vertigo,
Epilepsy, Staggers, and o'her
diseases Of the Feet, Legs and
Head.
} Ot tie causes, symptoms and
treatment nf fistuln, Poll Evil.
Glanders. tarcy, Scarlet Fc.
YER, Mango, Surtrit, Locked
Jaw, Rheumatism, Crump,
Calls, Diseases Of The Ey c
and Heart, &c, &c, and how
to manage Castrn,ion, Bleed.
ing, Trephinning, Rowclling
Firing, Hcrniu, Ampulnipn
Tapping and other surg!caI
operations.
OF Rareys Mothod Of Tanning
Horses; how 10 approach, Hal.
ter or Stable n Colt; how to
agcustom n horse To strange
suunus aud sights, and how To
Bit. Saddle. Ride. and BlealI
him to harness also tho torn
and law OF WARRAHTY. The
whole being the result of more
than fifteen yenrs careful study
OF the hobits, peculinrIlIes.
wants and weaknesses oi this
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