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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-10
Kerosene and Coal Oils.

A LARGE supply in prime shipplns order on hand f"m
n the principal manuarnrtts "a thr United station
For sale on the MOST IA NukA bbE TERMS
i RiNHiiuRSf & Gu,
60. tth aud Market SITS
ceiyeJ special Diploma for leir oA al the late Agri
cultural Exhibition. .,,.,, hoNo
REFRlGERATOkS CHEAP.
TTTE have an hand large asotimsnt ui Reirigert,"lt
w AMI Wafer Conl.rv whirl wp VIII dispose uf veiy
eh,Ap FLlNN ACKsoN,
HOUSE FunshilH store. 2a Market street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-10
l7em advertisements.

,lseW advertisements.
Cog DIR. ]. Il, CIIANDLERS 6O9
FAMILY MEDICINES.
Dyspeptic EtiXir
RANKS Arst among the Tonics II inyisoratcs aud
strength hens the system, and peculiarly adapted 10 per
sons Of weak and delicate constitutions.
COUGH MIXTURE.
Prepared from recipe which has stood he tes Of trial
for twenty ye years, be recommended nh inNalu
able remedy for Coughs, Colds, &c Il should he had IN
every household.
THROAT LOzENGLs,
For Coughs Colds Tickling in the rLroai, lIotrssnes
DIR, cnANDLEws WORN LozgNdE,
Safe and elettual
DYsPtPTIo PILLS,
Used lor the same purposes as the Elixir
ARNicA AND AooNlfE LlNlMENT.
This preparation has Ls,n extensively in Rheum
aiism AMI Neuralgia we'll as lor sprAns and Bruises
with the most beneficial results. II is unsurpassed
external application iOl the relief Of pain.
KoMApn1AN
This Hair Tonic by promoting healthy action of the
scalp sora'es the growth aud adds iuslre and
to the hair.
DANDRJrF ERADICAT0R,
Eh-ctuay d4udrun from the head. ID cents
FER pint
HAIR DRESSING,
F,r smoothing aud fixing the hair
DUPONCOs GOLDEN PILLS,
For females. 81 per box.
wnsows Soothing syrup. lloatetters niiiers, lloof-
lands hilteia, Wiaharfs ins lr laf Cordial, Ritter
Tar aud Wild Cherry syrup, PiepA'a ations, Ia
tour olive OIL Concentrated flHVOt. txtrattS, Nail,
Monnaies, etc, els uctiO.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-10
NEW YoRK MANKE E1,

ThnfRuhyi o'lNiei " lows
FLOUR, &c-sAles at s52O@5bO for snpsrhne sna ln
40 bO@b1o for extras Rye Flour soli AZ Nv" foV'
Corn Meal and at 4,i I1id $40 for Brandywme 4, ut,
Observation-Disclosures club sold a' Sli4~ fl'<.
Rye tnld at U3'. Oats sold vt bu@duf. Corn sold Nv
i3a6!c
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-10
CAUTION.

Ill PERSONS hereby cautioned against receiving or
n negotiating the following proulisory notes Jacob
finsy, dated July 3lst, 80 days. SlO7 ~ III favor OF
George jackson Cemsns Co. So u iu favor Of X D.
Hicks due October u and u j. W. Davis, $40, due ur
ober 20, in favor Of Josl Bockrnck g. Anderson,
$I9i 40 In favor Of r. Chamherain due October 10Th
Pennington Co SJ1s Co. IN favor Of $. McCombs, due
October 81 and said having been stolen the
Post Oire u this city the night Of September 18TH
}. A llESION, Cashier.
OctlO-lt
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-10
For Sale.
INFORMANT TO FARMERS.

unE stack and Fixtures Of Grocery store iu Marle
! Hieel, and The store '' rent in good location Ap
ply AT this office. septVI,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-10

v1TEhye YOUR attention IL our large and we'll assorted
w stock ui fetiges in store aud IN lots to suit
YOUR convenience. We SILL hut standard articles
and those which have teen Well recommended by Far
nprs in this vicinity who have usoil them.
No Peruvian HuAuo
lrhahoe do. in bags very dry
A. A Mexiran do.
j,triaus Phosphate Of Lime in bags,
ALLEN 4 Needles " " " barrels,
Rhodes 4 Co. " "
Whnnu's t "
W.bb's Fertilizer, in bags,
Chemical salt, -
bone nust, manufactured by WIN. A, Stroud and sold
at his prices.
aud "a general assortment Of Groceries
Brlndywine prices paid for grain. -
CuLBERT 4 BRCTllEK
Corner Front and Orange Streets,
a.ntlp-tm Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-10
Reduction in Prices.
-. CHANDLER,
M r r G H A NJ T TAIL l. o r.
NO, DOO lInrKe1 8

NUs 0WU NdHTltNE sITU TUUTs "
Having determined to close out his SUMMER
STOCK of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, and VEST
lNGs, will offer them nj prices that will induce
you To purchase.
Every garment made or1tr, and warranted to
please in every respect. Give us call.
SAVE YouH MONEY Y.--nemeulber the Delaware
Saving rnnk il located Mt the office of William
McCnulley, Esq, No. COG Market street, Will
mngton, bel, and is opened every day to re-
eoive deposits, All amounts received from one
dollar upwards aud five per cent. interest paid
oil the same from the day Of deposit.
WIN, MeCAuLLEY, President.
joins p, RuTm. See'v
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-10
A Farm would be exchanged for a
VESSEL

FARM Of 800 acres, in Sussex County, would be ex.
II changed for Il vessel of nom 100 to 200 tons.
Apply 10 WA. MccAuLLEY,
oets. 606 Market Street, Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-10

OE Boud and Mortgage good Real Estate, one sum
" uf BlF0O, another ol s2bOI .
VIM McCAULLEY,
6Qd Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-10
NEARLY IN RICHMOND.

NEARLY IN RICHMOND.
Couragel Noble American meu,
Patience little longer,
Every day uf YcXaiipus delay
Nlakoth our army stronger.
Soon shall We enter RiclmoHd iown,
llatkl tis tile uui+e ui the battle
losing the day and RAINING away,
Trtt0ruus hosts Sttddfdiei
Randy running they setmper of
B0asting with lying sigciiiRg,
How they did heat with little deiei
Gcne,ai Gtorgc Mttfhdai
Rebellion has ended its prosperous days.
The heart of the rebels is down low,
Jn.t as We see in East Tonnesse
Honor 10 PhrS1N BrGoiu0ty.
Now while we wait for Richmond town,
RAthiug than stand and do nothing,
Cizens all proceed to OAK HALL,
Purchase magnificent t9afatng.
As- PARTICULAR NOTICE This extensive estab-
ishmsnt is directly the Corner Of sixth and Market
Streets. .l,.
citv Should aim Ia g thr'e to purchase their CL0TIlNGl
They can have large assortment If styles and qualities
to select from and all The gols are made up good and
strong, and sold at reasonable prizes.
As We buy rOin first hands and sell exclusively for
CASH we eau sell to everyuiy cheap, for e buyer does
not have to pay for nssss incurred somebody-ese
through the Credit system In nue wnri-we guarantee
o sell goods per cent lower an old concerns that
stand out big profits. our mutiu rs the nnble six
pence Is better than tile slow shilling" Come and see
iur your yourselves.
s. 4. Corner Sixth and Market Sts Philadelphta'
NJ B-MllITARY CLUrll Nj, tealy made, always OF
hand to suit any part Of The u s. service at Tar lower
prices than when nrIle to order.
septsOilan. lst, lsUa.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-10
NOTICE.

1 YAWL boat about twelve feat long was picked up
\ airiit Monday, the l5tn instant below the mouth
the Chrstiina River. The yawl boat Is painted lea
color The owner get her by calling at H. & Z.
Noores ship yard foot Of Fourth Street, proving property
paying charges. tep'2SIm'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-10

MECHANICS, AND CURRENT EVENTS.
TAg AMeRIcAs FARMER is the cheapest and hest paper
printed In New YoIh, aud has achieved world WIDE
reputation It's numbers will cuntaiu directions TOR
The Work 10 be Done for edcd HohM,
Ahd Stries Of 1rticiss on peyed5ie GecdenS,
WaaUres, fratt dnd ff9b 2rsis,
hnpioped .uode of culture,
Ldndsea4e Ga,deaihg, etc., e'c.
Each numter will bo hnely illustrated in each depart
lluni; and must Of ths
Scenes Of Interest connected mM Ike present War
WW be repgeseHted
Each subscriber will receive in addition the paper
Tor Que year ha eh"ee o HE following valuable and eN
4uise genisi
braed Morton make On other prominent manufacturer
81 That renowned EuYAyinl, "kOsA hUNu uKs
HORSE FAIR beauliiu y prinied in luts
ID The most elegant Lille sls portrait published Of
lored
lth new and exquisite gem jastissued which should
DREAM Of HOME"
ath. copy Of that great work of art pEALEs COURT
OF DEATH of which $4,000 We're sold in one yef AT 81
each.
9TH a ye,y la.ge and magnificent sleel l,ate Eagrav'
ing, "slR WALTER SCOTS MuNUMt MI AT EplNs
It'll large aud beautiful steel Pate Engraving of
"AlAuARA RALls,' .plendidiy eulefed
Ath. highly pOpnlar picture ui 'tuuE GiN ERALS
IN THE FIELD beautifully ceorsl, comprising
portraits Of All the Union uehersls pn harsrhaek
CLELLAN \ on his WAX HORSE DAN " EisSrER"
10Th. That supe.b Gum, "rilE ARMY AND l'ra GEN
EHALSM
llth. That Superb Gein, "rllE PRESIDENT AND ms
CABINET"
i2th, That Superb Gem, "rllE NAVY AND IT'S COM
MANDERS"
18th. beautiful Engraving, finely coloed, represent,
ing the Naval Conflict between the Union Hunhoat
! 1" MONITOR aud the Rebel "MERRlMAC,' in which
the little " MON lrOlt' came oil victorious.
Now We venture to say that such giaat oilers were
made before, but We are Determined To increase
inscription 10 lOJOiO this Cub ui Ten, ii
they DESIRE select amy 10 ui the av Premiums aud
divide among themselves, each sIbscrber select
for himself.
Any person sending US list " ten names with 81 will
b- entitled Fine ,uld iru aud Pencil III ENieusol
Silver Holder, worth at least 81 -.
Specimen copies SAINT free
PARTIES SENDING SUBSCRIPTIONS
Will please lie particular to state the Name Of the Town
| County and Stats IN plain Hiylo.
Address,
L. A. WESLEY,
Octl0-3w lbs NASSAU Street. Now York
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-10

J.. T. HEALD'S
September List of New Books.
IKE American Annual CyciQpadia AMI Regis
ter of Important Events OF the year 1861, en-
bracing Political, Civil, Military aud Social AZ
fairs Public Documents, Biography, Statistics
Commerce. Finaucc, Literature, Science, Agrl-
culture and Mechanical Industry. Published by
| d. Appleton & Co, New York
Bra. Gen. Siias Cascy's NsW Infantry idctics,
authorized by the War Department August llth,
1862.
B,iste, ont Of his Heaa, by Thomas Baylcy
Aldrich.
Life and Letters Of Washington Ifpmg, Vol ,
Ne,u Gymnastics for Men, Women and ChildreH,
by Dr. bio Lewis, Proprietor Of Boston Gym
nusium.
The Mystery, by Mrs Henry Wood author of
Chnnnings, Earls Heirs, East Lynne, Nc.
Marryhg for Money, by Mrs. Mackenzie Dan
iels.
Part q. Rebellion Record, with fine engravines
OF Col. y. b. Baker, and Secretary of War Ed
q win NJ. Stanton.
The Ttco Prima Donnas by Geo. Augustus
sala.
Trdiu's Union Speeches., second series.
7fdm's Grfdt Speech on tie DouiyaH et Eng
hnd,
Military Books iu great variety
School Books of every kind always On hand.
All choice New Books received as soon ms
published by -
Wholesale aud Retail Bookseller,
III l2l Market St. Wilmington. Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-10
BOOTS and Shoes for the Million

Boots and Shoes for the Million
,,,p ai ,ssortuent of the above articles to be found
In the state is at No log Nes second Street. between
shpiey and orange Street During the summer when
inil And before the present high prices pre-
vaisd we laid in large quantities OF stock whleh we
manuacured into All kinds Of Boots and Shoes, besides
re sssortment f Eastern work which We bought, in
authorization Of the present state Of affairs, all Of whc
% ma leermned 10 sell at prices that cannot be Object
ei Ia y the most economical besides all the articles 80
u this warranted to be a. represented
And all who patronize this establishment may depend
anon getting equivalent for their money as uniform
w W JAMES W. BRINE,
M ln2 West Second Street between Shipey Rhh ufahH
Sts Wilmingtonl Del.
hll.lember hlh ls62.-sep9u
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-10
Dur WeeRCu AGmanuC,
YaaarllIC EMtGIII4fMCt.
~, - ,r,NiIlnInrInn. ~ OctOber 0. IhO2 !.

lflTIIHH " AIAN''''''f'''
ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST.
SIP Jesse Hilles JEs MaguiIe, building sand
Sip Hope, Camp, lumber
SIP b. Il. stoy, shaw, coal.
Bge Geo NJ kisnl, Roads, coal
Bye parmiliA, DrAgue coal
Kge Blue Bird IlissingeT, coal. ,,,,,,
slUOp Mary WAruar David Stephenson, from rhi'"ue'
phla, with indse 10 Charles Warmer
sloop Fame, Riley, from Philadelphia, with mdle To
Warner.
sloOp Planter, Merrihew, from Philadelphia with mdf'
toA. 4 q. W. Dush.
loop Mary Ann, Msrrihsw. from Philadelphia, will
midas 10 a q W Hush.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-10
a very Valuable Farm for Sale,

I,tuate near Delaware cry, in New Castle County, con-
> tanning 400 les, about 10 acres upland
and 22i acres euihanked meadow. The buildings are
moderate but the land is susceptible o very high stt
OF Improvement It is in ul the best nqgslhol hoods IN
the county aud will he sold very low, with consdeA
part of the purchase u rennin lien on it, IL dc
srabla IL would divide iutu or . farms. Apply to
WILLIAM MeCAuLlEY,
OctlI IUi Market Sifeui, wilmington Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-10
NOTICE.
MONEY WANTED
Fittv Acres of Land for Sale,

Fifty Ac1tS OF LdIIu IOI pdIU,
,lTUATE near Centrevle in Oh sliana Hundred New
y Castle County Delaware, RdjOning Centre Meeting,
lands of Robert McCauey, Charles hogan and others.
the aud ia we'll situated, Of good quality and in good
ueighborhood, without buildings aud will be- sold Gu
favorable terms Apply to 4, g. FAlNREi at tho 3 mile
stone on the Kennatt Turnpike or 10 -
WILLIAM McCAULhEY
JAMS. COG Market Street. Wilmington, pel.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-10
NOTICE 4!
CHANGE OF HOUR

Returning leave PhilAd'a from Uhesnut Street
wharf, at :, r. NJ.
after the time named each way.
Fara batyyean Philadephia Wilmington, 40 cents.
Return trip tickets, 80 cents
Return trip tiekats, ~ cent?
s- Return trip tickets good only for the day they
are dated.
a5aBreakfast provided on board
Freight taken at tn usual low rates. Shippers are
quessd their goods sent Ia Chesnut street Whaii
hy or before 1850 r. NJ insure their coming down same
day and have receipts with each load goods all
goods not rerepled for will be at owners risk slip re-
eps be proeured at tile office at Wilmington or Phia
delybiA.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-10
MONEY! for Loan

,tHls Bra ,dy was impoilel by William T. BAily q New
| YORK q nieaAy tor " C.dhpinH sales ior medicinal
aud private uss. For sale BY ~ =, ,,,,r,,,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-10
Pine Wood.
Uhemineaud-Ine Cognao.

~ Il q W BUSH are now landing cargo Of Huperio
u. rua wood, which they offer iur sale at the loves
Market urice my2s
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-10
THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH.
Every Man his own Physician.
WAYS PILLS.

The laws relating health exceedingly simple
to he within the c0mprr hensi0n OF the most limited
paciiy Disease is eiieche violation of some princi
pis Of nature consequently the iniracton Of her laws
Invariably punished with ptin aud suffering. Medical
writer's classify the pedsposing causes under two heads
.ili...a ~ liz Sinin.tnh mi
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-10
Desirable City Lots for Sale

Ofs beautifully Ntaated in e west part Of the city
II laiug commanding view Of the river personu eN-
i,r NJ purchase will de we'll 10 examine them before
tttrll inq ri rwlele. 1ha subscriber has control ri
s,erai niiiAirs a plnt be s,en by calling At the
store CORNER f aih aud Markat aets Institute Building
tor further pillcuArs inquire q -. ,,,,,, ..,,,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-10

We intend to sell goods this Fall as cheap as
possible Persons il want will do well by call
ing. The old stand, BOG Market Street.
JOHN s. KENNARD y BRO.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-10
FOR RENT,

4 large lot If land, suitable for COAL or LUMBER
YARD situate at the North East corner OF Front aud
Tainail streets, in Wilmington, bel Apply %
NM. M'CAULLkY,
July 10. 1867 GDb Market St. wilmington
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-10
IN uMheaINy coNdNi0n q lie Sl0mach, and de-
jraUed state Of The Blood.
DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH, LIVER
AND BOWELS.

The Stomach is the greai cent,e which influences the
health or diseases the systemAbused debilitatod
y excessLdisestion, offensive breath aud physical
fatnn are natural consequences. Allied to the brain,
1t is the of headaches mental depression,
complaints aud unrereshiug sleep The Liver becomes
aeed aud generates bilious disorders, pains in the side
&e The Bowels sympahze by Costiveness Diarrhoa and
pyseutery The principal action Of these Pills is the
stomach and the liver, lungs bowels and Kidneys psrte
.i in lh.lr md regameraliYa OnAlntinn.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-10

The Delaware Home for Insane
INCORPORATED AND RECOMMENDED BY THE LIZ
GlSLATURE OF DELAWARE,
~ now open and hilng up with hoarders. Rayins
Manacs and ncnrabls cases are not waited but only
such as there is reason hope eiu be made better by
kind and iudicious treatment Charges moderate
nv gs-tf i A. BROWN Proprietor.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-10

In the CEN
Ter of which
$ a cut Of a
lady holding
Golfer pot
The labels are
red, green and
blue and are
copyrighted.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-22

alton of the Union as it was" denounce the
secession sympathzers in New Hampshire, as
well as in the capital, have been made to feel
the halter draw ''unqualifiedly condemn
the proclamation of emancipation; express
sympathy with the friends of soldiers ''who
have fallen in defence of the constitution and
Union" and congratulate the democracy of
other states on their relative gains in the late
elections. DIR. Batchelder of Epping did
not believe the soldiers were fighting for the
constitution, but for their thirteen dollars a
month; ;" and asked to have the last resolution
but one so amended as to obviate his obiec-
ton. The convention, however, thought the
resolutions were satisfactory, and adopted
them almost unanimously.
Not word in the resolutions of confidence
in the government, not word of encourage
ment or support of the war, not word of
objection or disapproval of the rebellion
which still holds onequarter of the states of
the Union in its grasp. 1t would be one of
the worst signs of the times if so unpatriotic
a body of men should, even in the small state
of New Hampshire, have an hour of absolute
control. Fortunately there is no fear of such
a result. The example of Massachusetts, will
be followed by all the New England states,
whenever the issues are squarely and honestly
presented to them for their choice.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-22

DIR. BETHUNE's WILL.-"In the name of
Almighty God. Amen. l, George w. Be
thune, minister of the gospel, and in my
sound mind, desire to make IA disposition of
my property after my death. But first sol
EMMY profess myself to be believer in the
scriptures of the Old and New Testaments as
the only and sufficient revelations of truth
Ialth and right practice; and acknowledge.
win devout worship and trust, Jesus Chris,
the only begotten son of God, to be the Lord
ana savior, into whose hands | commit NV
SELF soul and body, for life and death 80
anu eternity. l record also my testimony of
tnankfulness to God, my heavenly father. for
all the unmerted blessings and tender mcr.
cies by which he has rendered nv unworthv
life, notwithstanding many sorrows, a pleasant
and happy one.
''FtrSt: give everything have at INV de-.
cease, real and personal estate of every kind.
to my most faithful and dearly beloved wife
Mary, her heirs, executors, administrators
and assigns, forever To her inestimable af-
lection, christian wisdom and unvarying
thoughtfulness, owe under God the com
fort, usefulness and charm of my life. wish
her to have, use, and dispose of everything |
possess, absolutely, and as she pleases."
The remaining portions of the will relate to
the disposition of his books, manuscripts and
property, in case his "beloved wife should, by
the will Of God, die before" him; but as,
through a kind providence, she still lives,
these parts Of the will are void. He appointed
his wife sole executrix Of his will.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-22


The democracy of New Hampshire, pure
and simple, had their state convention at Con-
cord on Thursday last, Hon. Ira A. Eastman
of Concord was nominated for governor.
The speakers and platform~makers of the con-
vention did not deem it necessary to sugar
coat their disloyalty; but gave their hostility
to the administration, and their dislike of the
war the freeest possible expression. Those
who were boldest in denouncing the specific
acts of the government were in high favor,
the war, if there were any such, spoke to re-
luctant and unresponsive listeners
Gen. George Stark, who presided, and has
sometime been the candidate Of his party
for governor, arraigned the administration
for almost every conceivable crime, but had
no thought or suggestion of reproof for the
rebellion. Ex-Gov. Steele portrayed the ter.
rible expressions which were to result from
the war debt, falsely estimating it at twc
thousand millions of dollars, and suggested
the idea OF counter-revolution in the even
that the present state of things should con
unue. DIR. Nathaniel Batchelder of Epping
whose offensive hostility to the Union caus,
led to his arrest sometime last year, and who
was subsequently discharged, was apparent,
the iayorite speaker, and was received witt
"hcarty cheers" Not one Of them had wor,
Of sympathy or approval for the president
and the only officer in the Union army VIII,
was thought worthy Of their praise was Gen
Mcclellan. May it do him much good
The resolutions state that the only desira
bic OBJECT Of the war should be ''the preserya.
tiun of the constitution as it is and the restor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-22

them to the former. 1t is now understood that
Gen. Sherman, at present in Memphis, will
cooperate with Gen. Grant, now moving
against the enemy in Mississippi. From this
itwould appear that the report that the new
troops now going down the river are to be or
ganized into distinct army under Gen. Nc
Clernand is not correct. Nevertheless, we
should not be surprised to hear of big rise
in the old Father of Waters very soon, which
will etfectually wash out Yicksburg, and open
the channel clean through to the gulf.-Mw
York Tribune
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-22

The MECHANICS COURSE OF LECTURES for
commencing with that of the Rev. John S.
c. Abbott of New Haven, on Tuesday even
ing next. He will be followed, as seen by the
advertisement in another column, by Rev.
Joseph P. Thompson and Theodore Tilton of
New York, John B. Cough and George W.
Curtis. The name OF the sixth lecturer is
not yet announced.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-22

TO Horse OWners.-DR. SWEETS IEFALLlBLE
IllAENT FOR HORSES is uHriyacd by any, in and all
cases 81 Lameness. arising nom SpranS Bruis es or
Nftnchng us effect is ua9cal and certain. Harness or
Shu'e uais, scratches, Mango DC, 1t Will also cure
ana cured N their INEFFICIENT stages but confirmed cases
the kind however desnere or hopeless but it nav
DC aleyated bv this Lniment and its faithful appca-
horse to travel with comparative ease. 49,
VERY morse owner should have this remedy at hand
or lts timely use at the fist appearance OF Eaueuess
VIII efcctually prevent formidable diseases mem
tOhed to which ali horses liable and which render
81 " OTHERWISE valuable horses nearly worthless
See advertisement deodeow ole