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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-03-11

WASHINGTON, March 8 Nothing official
has yet been received concerning General
Sherman's Expedition.
James s. Leroy has been appointed Dis
trict Attorney for Kansas, and Abel Ben
nett Agent for the Kickapoo Indians in
Kansas.
Solicitor Whiting, of the War Depart
ment, has sent letter to tho Committee
on Public Lands, relative to the confisca-
ton of Southern lands. That Committee,
it is understood here, has prepared bill
in accordance with Solicitor Writings
suggestions, to secure persons in the mill
tary and naval service hOmesteads on con.
fscated or forfeited estates in the insur-
rectiOnary districts.
A special dispatch from Washington to
the Tribune says that the President has
received dispatch stating that Dol. Dahl
gren with his command arrived at Will
liamsburg Oh Monday morning. It is i'm
possible to say whether this report or the
one of his death is correct.
A Washington dispatch to the World
says there is no truth in the statement that
a general exchange of prisoners is about to
be made. 1t is supposed that Gen. Grant
will endeavor to have the former plans of
the administration modified, and present
his own views respecting the conduct of
military affairs. Many persons think he is
inclined to change his base of operations,
and attack the rebels on another side
WASHINGTON, March 8.-The RepubH-
can of .his evening has the following -
"In our first edition yesterday we doubt
ed the statement that Colonel Dahlgren
reached our lines on Saturday. We did
so, because we knew at the time the Rich
mond Sentinel of Saturday morning, a
copy of which reached General Meade's
headquarters, announced that Col. Dahl
gren was killed in the skirmish at Kings
and Queens Court House. This fact was
telegraphed to the President late on San
day night, eight or nine hours after Gen.
Buffers dispatch of Sunday was received
announcing the safety Of COl Dahlgren.
The news of the death of the Colonel was
not made known to his father, Admiral
Dahlgren, until this morning, because
there was lingering hope that there
might be some mistake about it in the
Sentinel Late last night Butler tele
graphed he had received information con
frming the announcement that Colonel
Dahlgren was killed at Kings and Queen
Court House. The President being salts
fed there was 10 longer any good reason
to doubt his death, deemed it his duty
this morning to communicate the fact to
Admiral Dahlgreu, which was done.
The President having signed the whisky
bill, it is law.
The Posts Washington special says the
finding of the court Of inquiry in the case
of Gen. Buell. will soon be published. The
court does not attach anne to Buell.
A special to Commercial says some
fears are entertained that a conflict of
jurisdiction will take place between Mr.
Allen, agent for the Treasury and Mr.
Thomas of the War Department. Admiral
Dupont is to appear befre the committee
of investigation of the attack on Charles
ton.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Farragut's Attack ON MObile.- II.
itary Matters at New Orleans.

New York, March T. The World,s
New Orleans letter says it is reported
that 10000 rebels are marching through
western Louisiana. Gen. Banks has sent
large cavalry and infantry force into the
Teche country.
1t is rumored that the I'd Louisiana cav
airy have been captured by the rebels
The naval attack on Mobile is said b>
the same correspondent to be mere dem.
onstration against Fort Gaines to prevent
Mowry from going to help Polk. It. was
rumored that one or two of our vessels
are crippled, and the feet put out of range.
The Calhoun is said to have been sunk
Our troops are rapidly returning from
Pass Oavello, Texas, and those already ar
rived have gone to Teche where some
$4,000 of our men are concentrated
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There are now two hundred and sew
enty-eight national banks organized, with
a capital of 1913, 042, 900. Eight million
dollars of the new national currency in
f;ves and tens have been issued to one
hundred and seventy-eight banks, bring
ing the issue up to the LIST of January,
since which time the other one hundred
banks have been organized.
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Lees Army Shot or Prov,.,o,x

New YORK, Ma.ou S.-The Herokfs
Army of the Potomac special says that
-deserters report the rebel supple exhaust
ed, and that the army is receiving nothing
from Richmond, aud the greatest diff ulty
is experienced to subsist the troops. Large
details were made daily to forage south of
the Rapidan.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-03-11
Fearful Powder Explosion and Loss
of Life In Quebec.

MONTREAL, March "A fearful explo-
sion in the labratory connected with the
military magazine at Quebec, occurred at
noon to-day. Capt. Mahon and thirteen
privatp~ preparing cartridges at the time.
The building was completely blown Up.
The shock was terrible. Almost every
h, use in upper town was shaken from top
to bo,t,m. The windows and interior
oartitiop. of the stores from St. Johns
Gaze to the Palace were smashed, and
valu,bl. goods thrown into the street.
tn. ruins of the labratory took fire and
~. still burning in close proximity to a
large powder magazine.
Captain Mahon and one or two others
have been taken out Of the ruins alive.
F,,,n ten to twelve are missing.
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GOLDEN WEDDING POEM.

Mr. and Mrs. JAMES GOoLD, OF Albany, eel
ebrated the tiftieth anniversary of their mar
riage on the 30th of January. An address was
delivered on the occasion by Rev. DR.. SPRAGuE,
and the following hymn, written by DAVID
GRAY, of Buffalo. and sung to the tune OF
" Aud Lang Syne, has found its way into the
Albany papers:
Oh! Love, whose patien, pilgrim feet
Life's longest path have trod;
Whose ministry hath symbolled sweet
The dearer love of God
The sacred myrtle wreathes again
Thine altar, as OF old;
And what was green with Summer then,
Is mellowed now to gold.
II.
Not now, as then, the futures face
Is flushed with fancys light,
But Memory, with milder grace,
Shall rule the feast tonight.
Blest was the sun of JOY that shone.
Nor less the binding shower
The bud of fifty years agOne
Is loves perfected flower!
III.
Oh! Memory, ope thy mystic door;
Oh! dream of youth return;
And let the lights that CLEANED of yore
Beside this altar burn.
The past is plain; twas love designed
Fen sorrows iron chain.
And mercy's shining thread has twined
With the dark warp of pain.
Nv.
So be it still. Oh Thou who hast
That younger bridal blest,
Till the May-morn of love has passed
To evenings golden west
Come to this later Cana. Lord,
And, at thy touch divine,
The water of that earlier board
Tonight shall turn to Wlne
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-03-11

rx- THE CONFESSiUNS AND EXPERIENCE
Or AN INVAIID-p Published for the benefit and
az WARNING AND CAUTION TO YOU'VE MEN who
az lar from Nervous Debility. Premature Decay of
NJ ,nhood ETC.. supplying, at the same time THE
w.. ~ Oh sELr-cUgE BY one who has cured himself
fte being pu, t. great expense and injury through
medical n ss ss envelopes single so sRso y
ppad Of the author.
na' W NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Eso..
,e,49pd& w1y Bedford. Kings county. N. Y.
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Ssnch AltacbedGo the uarTaige
STATE. - - s

a II IL eye1.NGs - A. 49,
lis usually considered s.eotewortby
eiieumsiance for q maB-Dr woman 81 haSr
bsen married three times; bot OF old thls
bunheneSanla5h have beenobttie toOuRttss5
ST. Jerome mentious widow that married
her tyashis .sFe0s, d husband. wbu IA hlri
turn hud been married to twenty wiVer-
Nursts auTaxznfieneelle e0nplelza A. wonnS n
ps dse = fl4zaf's IT, lhi0Si.5 &badfsd ~ Flor
encs,-ias .I7a6s had been married - seven
busbss ds.sBls of whbmiehe Vedgn. She
married the last Of the seven az lineage at
seventy. When on. her deslh bed che re-
csIA dLtie good and tbe-bad points lO' eaeh
Of her husbands. and having imE artislly
weighed Them. 10 the ballpce, She s,ns!ed
out1hen fifth spouse as thsfav1r'te; and DR.
sired that her remains might be inferred
near.his. TIE death of spldler is reenrd
ed n riga Who had had fve.wiveS; Slfd
BIZ. wjdeg, aged, pipety, wepe over the
grdss 81, her iauFih hus5aid The, writef
who mgntiOBed tqese facts, lnaiVelg added:
'Thexald soldier vas much attached 70
fhemsrraige statt,' There is an account
or afeR,lsmsh VIC had BEEN fnarrfed TO
fnut y fvea and who lived IN be one htf0>
dred and fifteen years old When he de-,
he lsft twenfy-thres 'ebildren' alive a'd
well. some If the said children being from
three 10 fur score. A gentleman died at
BnideaHk N. III. who bad teen martfeo
sixteen times
In July, 1853, couple were living 10
Essex who had been married Eighty one
years, the huabsud beng one hundred ana
eEeu.and thswife oIe hundred aRd three
gears 81 age AiNthe Church Of 81: Glenn
snt Danes. in lT72, woman OF eighty i've
was married to her sixth husbaod.-Phre-
biological Journal, s, .v0s,fsl a ,sr.sgrr,
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ID az. ID. MGR AE.

HAvISG experinei ted with medicine In the treat>
IL uent cf Diseases for years, laying aside all prsu
diees has examined IN the meaBtSRs al the various
systems and schools Of meine anS have selected such
remedies demonstrEte be safe and Efficient
rejecting az mineral poisops. To scrte die
ehronie diseases that requires kpoSisdge cosa65nsd
with Pafirrce and perseverance, tempered with Ef1L
1t in the latter class Of diseases where phyuf
clans mostly make tAeir failures Having given TIT
class Of diseases may special attention, pFoss 10 b
prerared to treat all chronic diseases with pos suu
condifionaly, % that patients may depend upon NJ
declaration profess 70 treat successfully all chfouir
diseases Of the Lungs Liver, Broncbis kufaefa Para
lyss. rheumatism. and all derangemeutB Of the fsrV
Gus system fistula and Piles successfully treated In
from thirty 70 sixty days, without the the knife
much additional pain. profess treat with nm
paraeled the lOthsoue disease knoSn BY the
Of Cancer In all it, stages, without the use Of the
knife any harsh Treatment IL patients strictly
obey my instructions will guarantee sAtsfaetinn IN
has taken place. The best Of references be given
from citizens Of St. Louis where devoted my practice
for the last three years have In my once Can
GERS TumOrH, weighing from 4 to lbs that have re-
moved with without the Of the knife Rcf
further Particular physicians and Others are invitsd
10 call and examine for thenssiv-s-
RI. MeRAE, OeeuIist ard Aurt1t.
Gives special attention 20 diseases Of the Eye and Ea
In this clinpte wherH the Eve u subject 20 40 anv
diseases whbh are fatal 20 its deeAts structure All
ci~d should attend 20 the earliest aruDtsa
avoiding ma suffering and prooable blindaess-
Letters ron q distance, containing stauIp N
receive prompt attention Address Boz l2o2 =
D. MeRAE, n. D., 81. Louis, Nc.
OFFICE No. IS soRTH yIFrH ~
Between PINE snd Chestnut Streets one square from fha
Court House, st. Louis, No. nIfly
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New an6.dsi

- e,.t ssossrl6er has Just feseSss,s I. 49,
Ih1ch, in fact - !. ne. goeds q EVEN ds.esti.
purchased in 3oli.t - % ~ 6sf fS - = =,
tses 10 Ell ann a5e d DFy Goods vs 5 n = sssoes 70
10 IInI1 @ns before g,chlsas wi .s.e
Ila.A SIM, POpl1n:. M.-, nhss GOODS, 80
IAihs ssuss fTs. asssss ccssurs. zspes !
ERY AND 1ANoy ana ss.a =,
s So4nes sPd Trimmings. CONSISTING !,
eoors ESeaes Pp1nss. asssst araeas ven. y
Hoe, and Round eilyered Comb Sioyees ChndrsS5
tf1 p Cshees Camhries. Brown and Hl.sS4.s :. s,
C 1toao c1otLs, TWeeds, KsntucfS
~, splendld assortment Of RnbrUldsrses. cu, r,,.
unae[sleevea Chfmfsetts, Curtains NusIin Gs.
henembSr this i the place for bargains. S,'s
4 ----------s----.-- II. c. DUNCAN
- 49, on Chicago street
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Ui3S st MyPSg
A Ii kinds Of United States Receive Stamps for
n sale at the Recorders Ufics in Joliet. b 3
Wsrch IL, 1868. i, $780,. BIZ. RUSSELL.
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H0w Beautiful for a ChiId,s Grave!

hAGUARRE0TYPR PICTURES ATTACHED To
IL Head stones and Monuments In PARIAs MARBLE
IAsf and wSrrented to secure the likeness from
air and dampness for a long number of years Any
Daguerreotypist cancOpy the pagerreOtype these
Gases from the original picture, and IL l. but few
momepts work to attach one Of them 70 Head Stone
" hen attached to Head Stone Monument, they
look though they carved on with the
sculptors Cbisel, for they initiate marble perfectly
They very ornamental 10 a Head Stone, and nre
worth twice the amount charged for an ornament
More than Fifteen thousand Cases have been ssid
this fact alone shows conclusvely that they fast
running into general use
The adorDing Of the Sepulchers Of removed ones al
leviates grief and soothes the wounded heart 1t
asqcheers the bereavsd 70 know that an additional
tons arrest the attention Of the stranger and
him to pause and learn the HdIHs, and gaze on the
licenses of who has shared largely in the love
others. no refined and cultivated mind. Their Is not
more mouTnfuI spectacle earth than q desc
Grated grave OF neglected ana oTeTgI"wn graveyard
Those in whose memories the departed live, will come
to strew sweet flowers upon their graves, and drop
tear Of afi, ctiOn. 81.
The, will plant there the Rose, the Lily and the
Evergreen Emblems of fragrant and beautiful
Immortality which they assign them In the Paradise
Of God. Above all we would deplore the loss Of those
eReSess Of dear departed which distinctly
engraven upon the tablets Of memory, Although
tbs aud years may elapse since inexorabe Ieah
made us surrender the bodies OF cherished to the
grave and their spirits God yet they still pres
ont to our minds, beautiful and lffe-like. 81 7 "
Aud who does not reSlize a melancholy pleasure In
recalling departed ones lie their image clothed with
the innocence and loveliness Of YOUTH marked by
the sorrows cares Of agar - .4-
One of these Cases will be sent by express to any
person in the United States for Two Dollars One doz
en- Cases will be sent 10 any Marble Dealer Daguer-
reotypist for Twelve Dollars
Circulars &C.. fui nished free, and sent with each
package Of Cases Agents charge S. apiece when
they aftaeh them TO Head stonesJ r = ~ ~
Any person wishing TO 81 II them can be supplied at
Twelve Dollars per Dozen
Young Msn and Mechanics can by engaging in this
business make easily FIee Hnndved Dollars this Spring
and only Twelve Dollars required Capital to com
mence with Ia
A Monumental Design Book will be sent to any Mar
bic Dealer for Three Dollars. This hrstrate work
and well worth the price asked for it.
An Orders must be accompanied by the Money: ]
will be responsible for its safety you have proof OF
sendingit IL.
ADDRESS the Manufacturer .-e- EFE bIf
A. LEWIS BALDWIN,
mrs ii .-5.. rt West Meriden, Conn.
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NOTICE.
lcsr aNU IN wADrsr.a, rENnr

DUBLIC notice 10 hereby given. that the 3rd
u Monday Of March next, (being the 2lst day Of
said monthly we shall attend before the County Court
OF WIZ County at the Court House In the city OF JOLT
ct for the purpose Of settling and adjusting all claims
against the estate of-kobert Stevens. late of SAID
county deceased, when and where all claimants Gre
notified and requested 70 attend and present their
claims in writing against said estate for adjustment
All persons indebted to said estate. also request
ed to make payment to the undersigned without delay
~ ~ NANCY STEVENS, Execatrix.
- so $50 & LEWIS X. STEVENS, 49, !
THOMAS J. STEVENS, EXECUTOR
Dated Jan. H. 1854 n3l-6w
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T. * Q Fl "a N GE TEL
LNiImimg1on, Illinois.

beg to announce 10 the Public in general, that
i have taken the above Hotel and hope for a con.
tinuaDee of tHee favers largely bestowed on the
la upretor-
Every attention will be paid to the personal com
io-ts of all Euss's h. favor with their support
The bar Will be supplied viii choice stock Of Wines
Liquors. CigRrs, &c. "a -ssE15 $3.50 -
The stable will be found most complete for the &C.
communication OF Horses and Carriages.
W.. GILMAN, Proprietor.
March IL 1899 sn40-3nl
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7 II E INVALID Il On e /.
= H. KNAPP, oM1 d. n -
FORMERLY or N. Y. mas OPENED An
In FaiI R M Ar iFsg. 4
IN CHICAGO, Ill

IN CHICAGO, I'LL.
I'm new system, which embraces the most apprOv.
We methods Of treatng Diseases in this or any
other country All Female Direases, Lung Diseas-S
CaBcerr and Rheumatism are special diseases treated
ID this Institution 10 the Treatment of which, no man
has had n0re eNpertnce greater success than the
Doctor. HE consultati"ns for years. have averaged
tToin nve 10 six thous md year The following dis
Eases which erc pron0unrHd fHclrnble by the Medfcn
FACULTY generally treated With this In
sttutiop; Al nervous and neuralgia Affections dis
ssee o. voneD, all forms Of serofuis dyspe,ih COW
stpation. skh f deeascs, eanccrOns rnd ruief~uoTs
anrciohs Including pulmonary unptfnli yrheunia
tisn, Paralysis, epilepsy Asthma salt rhuum remit
tent and intermittent the diseases sfchdrenA
He has bad an extensive practice and wonderful sue
cess In the treatment Of CANCERS, which he cure
withoutlthe knife Hstrftts accessibility on . nsw
method, all the Diseases Of the EYE and EAR.
Remember, the dsstor Spes not promise 10 all
stages o. diseases. While diseases are oURAHLE q
taken in season, all sEAGEs Your case may be
crahle thu wick, not next-to day, not tomorrow;
hence, the danger ofdelay.
The building s pleasantly located spacious and will
accommodate several hundred patients No caae will
De received where there are any doubts seurs OF
physician, gill make al feal - home thai put theu
selves under the care OF his Institution.
sffkhsfpon cen 70 hteaR dollsrs per week iisparS-
abig an aduaace No patient taken for less term than
one month, no he satisfied 70 the benefit
they may receive in Chronic Diseases in les time
Many patients, who not able 10 come 10 the Inni
mary, can be successfully treated At me, which will
cost from ten to fifteen dollars per month
r, Al letters lneIosing letter stamp addressed TO
prompt atter'ion.
CoDsnlta, "a free. Once Hours from A. n tG ~ n
ONCE Us south Clark st. Clark and Monroe sts
sept. II, $50. nl3ly
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NOTICE.
ESTATE OF Joshua W RAND pRrn

EsIAFB UFJUSHUA ". RAND, DECD.
DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that ON the third
l. Monday OF March next, (being the 21st day Of
SAID month"; shall attend before the County Court Of
VIII County the Court House in the CITY Of Jrlet
for the purpose Of settling and adjusting all claims
against the estate OF joshua W. HAND bate of said
notified and requested to attend and present their
claims in writing against said estate for adjustment
All persons indebted 10 said estate are also request
lay.
80 ELfZA RAND Hf
Dated Feb. o. 1884 (n35 6Wl IN tors
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Imprisonment for Violation Of IRjunc-
liens IN Selling sewing Machines, =

AR. JOSEPH THORN has been ARRESTED b. the
Hl United States Marshal, .and lodgsd IN kldridga
street JAIL for violating fsjnncton - nall!ng 49,
ing machines- On moIion a 6eorgo ol1on1s - An
Attachment was granted ~ 1udGD e1nlly, q -.
united ktstes Court against hs ds1sndnnt br nsne
sin9 nachine IN Violation q An iliunrtion i1s1s1
sasinSi hin, On TIE palsan osnea y The Whssl. =
~. acrinr Machine Company and known = fhs -
- 1ssrhns fsed pafsnt Fials1i1Fths oder 90
IissIe % panilhns1 81 A. - kl1rIsni,1nS-
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VxTILBSIFcHaHEM. FELL, TUCE.fooRD, BIND
w BkAfD, -ocfLT AID sSfBsoFBEs BeansiGuAs liz
ALL with the finest needle aad tArcad run from per-
.,ct work on the ine-t NainSOon ever the heaviest
neaver-coth and eowhidt with change OF needle
49, ~ sfs
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BARNUNpS SELF-SEWER,
FOR ALL SEWING MACHINES, s1.5o

We attend to the Repairing of all kinds q Machines
Prices of Machines with Hemmer. FelIer. GanRe.
Oil Can. extra needles full Directions. &C. from $50
TO S1IO. -a 2-=s= -
Terms TO Agents, descriptive Circulars and speci-
mems Of work sent free by mail receipt Of stamps
or had of
O. ESQ L. CORNELL CO. D. -
133 Lake Street. Chicago
RSrAny persons wishing to obtain one of thess
Machines ma be supplied by C. O. FARLEY,
J ISrS. fn51lJl Joliet.
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NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons concerned
IN that at sale Of lands and lots for taxes held at
the Court House in Joliet. County Of viii and Stste
Of Illinois. on the 26th day Of Nay. 1862. the under
5 acres lot sub "a E1z and VIZ VIZ Sec 3
TOWN "a 10, said County and State. and that the
time Of redemption will expire IN two years from the
dite Of said sale
Feb. Ii, 1864. 'r EDWARD KELLY
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$40 Reward--slrayed.

IRON Joliet the 2oth Of August dark bay
u MAKE, three years old, shod before, has q few
white hairs on one hind heel, long body aud slim
Duit oltck name tail and egs,a small dimpe curl
Any one giving information Of her whereabouts
VIII receive me above reward A II COOK.
ta,... 500 Or at Bush's Meat Market.
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ANS oINTMENT.

FOR Nniuess SAFETY. osr4sinty. rhoreushn1sa
CONS Ointment IL rapidly supsrcUdng all other oina-
nents aud Lfnimeuts for the cure of the fuIlsuiur
Complaints Fresh Wounds Calls Of All kinda Crnaf.
ed Heels King Gone, PoIsv Windgalls calus epavfnS
Sweeney, FistulA- Houndered fset, Sand crAeka,
Scratches Of tirease, Mango and Horse Disisn, per-
DISEASED. HORSES AND CATTLE.
Require resiorAton OF inssasbls perspintion. ean-
Fever Anfid0ts, Condition Powder y certain Hlnol
Purifier. IL never fails loossn the skn clsanss tha
Waercreate an appetite and positive cure for Coaaho
Colds sta Complaint Founder, DsteupsF, sne eaFsI
of B,fts and Worms. may be given 81 any tine anf
under all circumstances with perfect safety. - -
One Package Of the Powders and box % the Dina
ment vii perfectly resent Founder IN an or
eight days. without lalsing the salt elect IN The fss1
In Horse Distempsr they WI allay The fever and pro
mote healthy Termination q The dissass. Ons pow
der and part q = box Of ointment, viii. n al
eases, cure, tho Horn Distsnper In . oSWs two ara
sometimes Iequired for on. - n %
WALTER n SLOAN, the original dIscoFurer 81 this
truly valuable msdcine stu has the sole supervison
Of is manufacture, but orders should Be cent % hiI
con, Oscar sloan, - South Water Street, Chicaee
III, who VIII promptly supply the demand for those
popular and truly great medicines.
They sold BY All dealers IN Medicine. Ala
Wholesale and feeail q sManufncturer'a urie.e Al
Joliet, BY H. BROWN, spd Retained By an ths Oh
June 10. 1850. hslIx