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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-06
CLIMAxli

Pages Climax Salve, . Family
blessing for Is cents.
It heals without . scar. No
family should be without it.
We warrant II to euro Ecrofula
Sores, Salt Rheum, Chilblains,
letter, Pimples, and al Eruptions
q tho Skin. For Sore Breast or
Nipples, Cuts, 6prains, Bruises,
Burns, 6calds, Chapped Hands,
&c, 1t makes . perfect cure.
It has been used over fifteen
years, without ono failure.
II has no parallel-having per-
fectly graduated disease and
healed after ell other remedies had
fhiled. Hisa compound of Arnica
with many other Extracts and
BalsamA and put up in larger
boxes for the same price than any
ether Ointment.
I'D ~ Drusgists e~vssywhsss. Whit 4 HevIsaA
Ssssststsss. III Ahsrsy stsssA Nsv YesaL
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-06

The undersigned offers for sale, his valuable
farm, comprising $50 acres. partly improved, IL
Sec. Is, of Middle6eld Township, Buchanan
County, Iowa. Portions Of the land are suit
able either for stock or grain farms. I'll,
improvements comprise 1870 acrcs under gooc
cultivation, two dwelling houses, and . eood
we'll. The property will be sold in lots to sui,
the purchasers. Reasonable time will DO given
for a large share Of the purchase money. Foi
particulars, inquire Of the subscriber on the
premises, of J.. H. Campbell, Independence, OF
B. r. Begun, Winthrop.
49, m, TIL
June z, 1867. THOMAS TOWER.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-06

4 cery large number Of Important testinoniats
hlre already Jeca receiref from Physicitis, .Cler-
| cYaca, Ip5isecaries. and, fidced, from all ciasses
81 s%acisty, spe,kiag IL the most gd.terify fsrrss n
the Whiie fiae Compound.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-06
From JAMES j. HoYT.

OAO, . H. sscpsemDcf, AcW.
DR.. GLAND In the Fail IF IL. I took a reiy
rioleae cold, rhicA brought on q vsry serere cough,
pam ia the size ani ,asyi, and ruisiiJ nod. Itcas
also rery badly elaicfed rith IN 1t troublesome dis-
ease - the Kidney Comp,tiat. For tao three years
past 4 hare been r1ry much troubled frit my Eiroat
adj Ian s, choking up and raising On imacase sight,
rith a ID cough after raising blood. ffeit that my
time here must be short uaisss IL 9on got relief Ta.s
Spring, l xas induced Z, try your Vhite Pine Camr
pound, though nag fi,i in fs rrs small. Bot & ny
astoaishmeaf,G before ihsdttk ttro bottles my congh
tr1s better, the Eifacy trouble also, ani 4 c1atf rest
nights rithon. caotiay W anil raisi ~ ~ much. !
kl,y taken aeIrfy three BOTTLES, as5ahsE eiing Ike
rsa MN.
roaii adj that my Z ther', .franly is Inclined
% c,tsn ap.ioa, naJ Jsihcr, mother, and tro ssssers
barring diei ,J1.
The White Pine Comp ennd, advertised at length
ut is a highly ppro"ed medicine. DR.. J. ". To-
md, The f,r htor, ms tie confidence Of the ~ ny
,cao L iotc hin, q a.. afea e ,rhich n enjoyed trhiis
itborsay asJaAy Alsay aetrs Us a Ba.,isst minister.
His experience as a sufferer ted him 10 make &c.
Boston Watchman and Reflector.
ATALUABLE nrplcfvE-Dr. Poiaad's White
Pine Comp uhlf, tiscr.isei ia nur columns. d RI sue
- f,i ts,apfs :, r7nihi te anil app'r the mssii .iaaI
asffs. Z TIE w T. Pine btrE. II HIS been thor
isf6y Pao,te II This city and r1cinify, and
G grystfi iD- y ! ~ tiaoRi1 Il - us ruife from
!5srs ! .sta N fc. II our cisi.as. We recon-
algdt IS rid fr III those cas,s or dis.ase 90 srhicA
sN n ygtsl. tits Ter sale by al our druygisss.-
seN lorn Independent.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-06

Six hundred garments made by
one merchant tailor, name I'M
known" in a month immense
business for two men to sew so
many.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-06

"a h re for years rr3rraef yoar Thie Tine
tttaf s7.ai as an iaraia .bts rem edy. 1 en- truly
{ , at regard IL aserean more eyscacious and rat
+, lie itrr e,er. IhIre just f-EeA tie Compound
far q cJil, aai it r0fk5 eaarnsinqiy.o
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-06

ut was carly In the spring Of 1855 that this Com
pound was originated. Amember Of my 6miiy was
aA1icted with an irritation Of the throat, attended
with . disagrecablc cough. I had for some months
previous thought that . preparation. having for ito
basis the inside bark Of white pine, might be 30 com
pounded a. to be very ssefal in the case Of the throat
and lungs. To test the value of It In the case al
ludcd to, l compounded a email quantity Of the
medicine that l had been planning, and gave 1t in
teaspoonful doses. The result was exceedingly
gratifying. Within two days the irritation Of tho
throat was removed, the cough subsidized, and .
speedy cure was Effected. Soon after this I sent
ZONE to . lady In Londonderry, n. H., who had
been suffering for some weeks from . bad cough,
occasiOued by a sudden cold, and had raised mucus
strcakcd with blood. She soon found relief, and
cent for more. She took about ten ounces OF it,
and got well. J. b. CLARK, Esq, editor Of the Man
chester Daily Mirror, made . trial Of the same
preparation in the ease Of . severe cold, and was
cured Immediately. He was 20 highly pleased with
the results, and 20 confident Of success attending
its sales IL placed before the public, that BE- finally
persuaded me to give It . name and send It abroad
to benefit the suffering"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-06
DIE ROCK PRAIRIE,

Al the Best Machine in use. Can Cut 20 acres
per day with one team. Hear what q large far
mer says, who bought and used the first com
plete Machine las now msdcl: al have used
the Little Champion for three harvests and have
expended only n few cents for repairs lin closing
the eye Of sickle, and my only repairs. No side
draft! No weight OH horses necks used in all
kinds Of grain" Also, from one Of the largest
Wholesale dealers in implements in Wisconsin,
who says: al have sold from 400 to 500 Reap
ers annually and have never found . Reaper 20
perfect satisfaction ~ the Little Champion. and
TO prove this We send you our order for 50 more
Machines"
The testimony Of huAdrcd Of the best farmers
could be procured to attest its merits, but these
are needless. the Machine will show and work
its way in Iowa to popular favor - we'll - else
where. Also, the
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-06

Some men sell a large amount
Of goods, do an immense bust
ness, but pay no tax on their
stock.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-06

Some merchants ask twelve
dollars for a coat and take six.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-06

~ fai the Thifc Tiae Compound - be rcry ~
eycio',s not only IN coughs ear. ier pa!monic c.lee-
fioas but also "a agertioss Of the iid.ieys. debility
Of the stom sch, and other Kindred 0r0asas."
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-06


New Store. New Goods. and at Cheap
GENERAL
Assortment and an elegant stock Of very
choice Jewelry, Fancy Goods, ana flatsu
Ware. now on hand for fall and winter trade.
We -
GRANT
That il Il unusual to zee % hne . selection in
the West. but in view Of the rapidly inereas-
ing demand for our line Of gOods We have
bought more largely than ever, and now un.
dertake to say, that the refined tastes Of
The ladies and gentlemen Of our beautiful city
and county can be gnti6ed. Want Of space
WILL
Not admit Of . detailed description Of our
stock, but il you will favor US With
VISIT
We feel sure you will agree with us in saying
that we have the Finest stock Of Presents ever
opened in
We call attention
TO
A Fine Lot of Pianos, Organs and Nelcdecns.
Also a good variety Of Musical Merchandise.
Violin and Guitar Strings, which We ask you
to
INSPECT
Don't forget our American Watches, which
were % much liked by
THE BOYS IN BLUE
As we'll as by all others who have tried them.
The renowned Seth Thomas Clocks are on
hand ready to keep you on lime. ~lnstrue.
tions given on the Piano. Organ. Melodcon
and Guitar. at the Music Store, hy Prof. A
n. Sanford.
HERRICK 4 SHERWOOD.
DEC. 25th, 1866.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-06

Hodges is the Best Clothing
Store under the sun, moon and
stars, but he has not got dozen
prices on his goods.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-06

Patronize all old established
merchants in preference to such
men.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-06
Advantages of this Plow.

Advantages Of this Plow.
Il will last from three to six times
longer than any other Steel Plow made any where by
anybody. This has often been proved BY scsual use i
d streams in the West. In which sheetsteei Piovs havs
been habitually cut through 10 blowing eighty acres
ssrss u the same soil without Jet being half worn.
It will 'scour'' in the most difficult
soila, whore all other Piows have failed. II th-rs is a rod
ofsreond anywhere in which IL VIII not scsur, We have
yet 70 Md Il.
Nov while cutting tho sams width and depth.
The Share can be sharpened, or q
blacksmith who understands his trade, - the Steal 9
perfectly mallesbls. and works kindly.
Any section q be replaced by q
duplicate. 10 b hal Of any Agent. as the Share, Lan1sids
Ao1 Nouldboas ID are cast In moClds.
II il we'll stocked with New Eng
And sscoud<rowth timber, and the standard is wrought
Iron, With "al0ss' In the cap - = T. give Or take land u
pleasure.
It plows at any depth, from three
turf leaves clean furrow, and tuins under ssuLLls and
foul trash completely
~ It 10 the cheapest Plow in the
world Just - sure - there Il economy In peyiAe
sS-tinss over; - Il not iosias tim. and .i- you ~ s.% = =.
-. quarter or anh nors work, With the ssms posss.
NDvrhs quality cd quantity Of work It will endure e
- psfffm mSst Be eoosIdsred. = we'll - the cost priea,
81 Determining vhsthsr OF oa the Prov + ehsae
e0rPiows are used for profit, end Ne one ~ n uAiaA
10rtAe so9 daiiavs end esnks can 4 ~. - grscsvtss~ =
21Sts eeA, q ~ ehsapea. and We are eon1dent . mss
- gets moro than . hundred dollarS worth of spiovs
A0-svsry time hs gets one u these.
These remarks are made altar =
familiarity With the merits " most Of the eood Piovs h
- 10 the Wet, many of which have jussly earne1 4
tood rsputAtioa,
~ Our new model eB'' Plow %
81-desgnsd sxpsaaLy for stubbls and fbul grounA.
S0-Hsrseotoss - have had only tho c. pattern -
1-sGnsd Tor both. turf and stubbls. he -" 80
80 psstsrns tlgether viii enable n, to meet ~
SSevtsvs Of 81 - 10 shape, and give then dth0
bold" or lean" piows = they prefer.
eau and zee them.
Warranty Gerry LIBERAL
For Sale only BY
rs 49, 80
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-06

Tho White Pine Compound
r4 manufactured at the Ne ENGLAND BoxANSc
j sPoT. l0i Haaorer Street, Boston.
GEORGE ". SWIFT, ~. d., Pvopristoe.
For Sa by >MALE 4 GoUDFELLO ".
snts. dependence. iowa. 44-1y
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-06

CHICAGO. Aa- -fa
M. II. Z. GAgD,S.h, pYe etl 80 aHa
Iheua.atie 4 Near.lgic tfafmHat
Sir-Having been all lctel /, t&e
in my face for six months. Il fti.ai iasseeG lss
to try your Compound. ami J S ssA
| found it the only reiiei. and | aHfa@
all who are troubled with the Neart -s
Yours Respec as
A. BOOTH.
Oyster Dealer, Cor. Madison L Dearborn -.
CHICAGO, Angus: IS 1906.
Dr.. GARDINER, Proprietor Gardin,.' Etaumat-
ie 4 Neuraisia Comp md.
Dear Sir i with crest piaessr. s.4ai tes-
tify 10 the merits Of yonr invaluable medicine.
Having been afflicted with Nearalgia sor more
than a year. causinr me great annoyance as well
as suffering, and after trying a.nr-t every rem
edy that could be obtsinei. a friend induced me
TO try your Compound, ana ! ara happv 70 say
that one bottle cured me, and ! heartily endorse
all that hss been said in its favor. and earnestly
recommend a trial by every one suffering from
Neuralgia OF Rheumatism.
WIN. s.. HOPKINS,
45-12ml Firm Merrill 4 Hopkins, 70 Lake ST
Sold by smale & Goodfellow, Druggist, In.
dependence. Iowa
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-09-06

The Cheapest Store under the
Sun-bosh.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-07

The Board of Supervisors respectfully announce
that in order to remove any msapprehension exist
irg In the public mind security against loss
the subscribers this benevolent fund, in
hostility Of the Attorney-General of the Common
wealth, and Others should be successful (of whca
Board have no fear whatever), they have requested
SAMUEL @. DIEHL, ESQ.,. Deputy Collector of
National Revenue, gentleman well known TO the
citizens of Philadelphia to take sharge of all oscrp
tons received In the city and hold them for the pro-
lection of the subscribers until after the legal question
is decided by the Supreme Court, The Sd OF July
next until after the first disposition OF awards is
made.
There is a determined effort upon the part of per-
engaged in illegal and fraudulent lottery schemes
In this city and New York, to spare efforts and
eTpese to defeat the noble object for which this
Association created: and, at the proper time
the part these persons have played and playing,
will be exposed to the public For the present the
Board of Supervisors desire only to satisfy the
patriotic citizens of Philadelphia that In subscribing
to this enterprise they risk of mIsappro-
priaton of their money They have, therefore, autho
rized Mr. DIEHL to receive and hold for the benefit
ofsubscrbers. all subscriptions hereafter received in
this city, to be returned said subscribers should the
enemies of the project prove successful in defeating
it. The money, received by Mr.. DIEHL will be
deposited in the Pennsylvania Company Insurance
on Lives and Granting Annuites.
1t is hoped that under this arrangement a sufficient
number OF subscriptions will be received to warrant
disposition of the property OF the Association
within months time, so that the Trustees of the
Fund may be appointed by the Governor, and the
building commenced on the ground already pur-
chased
Subscription Books, upon this guaranteed plan are
now open at N o. ll26 CHESNUT Street,
I'D. HOFFMAN,
SECRETARY.
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eETTYsBuRG AsYLuMrOR INVALID SOLDIERS.
SECRETARY.

PHILADELPHIA, June l, 1867.
Having been requested tV the Board OF Supervisors
OF the Gettysburg Asylum for Invalid Soldiers TO re
ceve and RETAIN for the security OF subscribers all
subscriptions towards the erection Of this Institu-
ton received in this city, hereby give notice that
all moneys received will be deposited by me- from
day 70 day, with the Pennsylvania Company for In
surance on Lives and Granting Annuitiss, there 70
remain deposit until after the first disposition OF
awards is made, until the decree OF the Supreme
Court in the pending litigation is announced Should
that decree be adverse to the enterprise, said sub
scrptons will be returned by to the subscribers
at once.
At the Office, No. 1926 CHESNUT Street, the certl-
icales of deposit may be seen each day.
SAMUEL g. DIEHL,
e5wf2t TRUSTEE.
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doubted right TO aspire to any position, how
ever high, in the municipality, but he has
not the right to displace efficient officers in
order to accommodate his friends. BE the
cause what it may, Mr.. Lex was not renomi-
mated, and another gentleman was put in his
place. When the case came before Councils,
Colonel Page made a moving appeal in favor
of a postponement, and his motion was carried
by vote of 10 to 5--12 Republicans having
voted for the postponement. We suppose
that there can be little doubt but that the
nomination will be reconsidered, and Mr..
Lex retained in the position he is SO eminently
qualified to fill. He has been for several years
intimately connected with the College, under
stands all its workings, takes deep interest
in its success, and is exceedingly popular with
the scholars. Qualified by collegiate educa-
ton to superintend the curriculum of the in d.
stitution, he has devoted time and ability to
its course of study and its plan of discipline.
He is no politician, and has therefore been
defeated by inconsiderate action; but when
the merits of the case have been laid before
the members of Select Council, we do not
doubt but that they will do justice, not to Mr..
Lex, but to the institution by reglecting him
to the post he has so long and ably occupied
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-07
The Trustees of Girard Co,,oas

WE most sincerely congratulate the naioritv
OF Select Council on their action yesterday,
in postponing the election of three Trustess
for Girard College, in order that the Renub
licsn caucus could have an opportunity 70
reconsider the vote by which Mr.. Charles r
Lex was stricken from the list of nominees.
We do not pretend to enter into an examina-
tion of the causes which led to the original
omission Of Mr.. Lex. Every man has an un-
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Subscriptions for the Sufferers by the
Late Explosion.

Subscriptions for the Sufferers by the
Late Explosion.
The fearful tragedy detailed elsewhere, which
landed score OF human beings into eternity,
has awakened the liveliest sympathy in the
hearts of our citizens. Not only have many of
the poorest of the residents OF Philadelphia lost
their lives, and many families been bereft of
their dearest relatives, but the only means of
support on which they depended for their daily
bread has been suddenly withdrawn. Not only
is the keen anguish of grief visited unto them,
but the sad prospect of starvation is super
added. While liberalty cannot give them back
their lost ones the wealth of our citizens can
at least prevent their suffering from immediate
want AS no concerted steps have been taken
TO solicit subscription, and as already several
gentlemen have requested us to act as the de-
posltary OF money to aid the sufferers, we will
lngly consent to receive such sums as the gene
Ious sympathy OF our readers leads them to con.
tribute, and will pay over to any regularly
selected and Trustworthy AGENT such none VS. as
may be sent us for the aid of those who pre-
eninenty call on our charity. Such contributions
as may be forwarded to US will be duly acknoW-
ledged through our columns. The folio wing
was left in our hands this morning.
G. w. H..................... $40
~ r. lO
De
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GRAND CONCERT

GRAND CONG ERT
I'm AID OF THE
MASONIC ASYLUM FUND,
WILL BE GIVEN AT
MUSICAL FUND HALL,
PHILADELPHIA,
FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE =, 1857.
On which occasion the following distinguished
Artists will appear from New York;
Mrs. MARIE ABBOT, Soprano.
Miss AGNES PERRING, Soprano.
Miss LAURA PERRING, Coutralto.
Mr.. j. ERNEST PERRTNG. Tenor.
Mr. FRED. STEMS. Baritone
Mr.. J. ERNEST PERRINo. Conductor.
PROG ma MIME.
Part First.
Mr.. sTEiTs and Mr. ). ERNEST PERRWIiNielsn Wiilsn's
2. Aria-"Tyrant, Soon ri Burst Thy Chains"
Miss AGNES PERRINa. '0'''''
B. Banad-"Ih Keep Thee In Remembrance,"
Mr.. J. ERNEST PERRING. ''"S
T. SOng-"COme In and shut the roor ........ Cacott
Mrs. ABBOT
g. sons-"s'eP& N.Y. VEL FkEB fMs's s4RFSs 4RFFsls
Miss La PERsfN9 SEaRehiS5a
Part Second.
T. Duett-"The Elfn Calp. stephen Glover
g. Song-'The Minstrel Boy ...............T II. Moore
Mrs. ABBOT.
O. Song-"HOw Can Leave Thee ?i .......... Cranner
Mr.. FRED STEMS.
TO- Cavatina-"Beware' Thy desire).... e. PAIRING
Mr.. J. ERNHST PERRING.
H. Song-Ohl Ye Tears ........ Abt
Miss LAURA PERRING.
l2 Quartete-"MdnighJ Bells FlOtow
Mrs ABBOT, Miss LAURA PERRING. Mr. STEMS,
- and Mr.. j. e. PERRING.
CONDUCIOR. ERNEST PERRING
100000 TICKETS NEARLY ALI. SOLD,
A PRESENT FOR EVERY TICKET,
HIGHEST PRESENT,
500, 900.
Tickets for sale at c. w. A. TRUNIPLER's, corner
SEV VENTH and Chestnut Streets, and at Ticket
Offices of Continental Hotel, and of the HaR on the
evening OF the Concert
TICK .oO
See circulars with list of presents.
Doors open att. Commence ats
GEORGE w. HOLMES k co.,
MANAGING DIRECTORS,
it, NO. us BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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Mayor is to be made aware of the condition of
the streets by the Leutenants Of Police, who.
in turn, are to be informed by the Supervisors.
The Mayor is TO draw warrant for each sum on
the City Treasurer, who pays the money to the
Lieutenant, who pays it to the Supervisor,
who pays 1t to somebody else, who probably
pockets the money, and does nothing. Now
all this circumlocution is to be gone through
before nuisance in the middle of q street can
be removed A pile of refuse matter cannot
be hauled away until this interminable routine
of red-tape is eonformed with At the most
rapid speed it will require two weeks to re-
move a reported nuisance e-meanwhile the
pestilence- vapor will be filing the
lungs of our people. This is the plan which
is superior to the simple system which was
inaugurated last year by the Board of Health I
II seems like the act of a madman to devise
such circumocution office. The yellow fever
importer, Blackburn, could not do anything
more calculated to produce an epidemic. Yet
this silly plan was referred to a special COM
mittee Otter If this committee is possessed
OF any intelligence whatever, it will duash the
whole absurd composition of Mr.. Hancock.
report in favor of the request of the Board OF
Health, and entrust the safety of the CITY to
those best qualified, and whose duty it is, to
see that no contagion comes near our homes.
We would suggest to this committee the pro-
priety of asking the City Solicitor whether
they can legally deprive the Board of Health
OF their proper functions.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-30
DRUG STORE,
IL CORNER OF
FRONT AND WEST STREETS,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
WILMINGTON, DEL.

Announces to her friends aud the public generally that
she the Drug store at the Of Front and
West Streets and laid In a full supply Of
PURE AND FRESH DRUGS,
Procured from the best and most reliable houses in New
York and Philadelphia.
The services Of experienced Druggist graduate OF
the College OF Pharmacy, Of Philadelphia, have been
secured, who will give careful attention to the COM
POUNDING OF PRESCRIPTIONS, at all hours Of the
day or night.
All kinds Of Fancy Articles OhemleAls, Patent Medl.
cnes Perfumery, Hair and Tooth Brushes Combs Fancy
Extracts Cologne Water Soaps preparations the Hair
and every thing usually found in we'll regulated Drug
Store will always be kept hand, and SOLD at the
lowest philadelphia prices
Mrs DIR. Foster, who Is regular graduate OF Penn
Medical University, will continue the practice OF medic
cine at the above location where she be found when
not professionally engaged
REMEDIES FOR THE HORSE.
full supply Of reliable medicines for the cure OF all
diseases of the horse, will bo kept constantly hand
anrQ2 ty