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q Chancellor oftlc First Crcuit-Jocph r. Stuyvnsan
Elizabeth F. Iusk and oitiers.-Ai;scr, saie.-is. ,
SWORDS, Solicitor.
State OF Ncw-Yor >s-PurSuant 10 dccrctal order of
the Court of Chanccry made on The above entitled cause
will be sold II Public Auction under the directions OF the
undorsi gc OF the Masters % this Court, By r. H.
Ludlow iuctonecr the Merchants Exchange, III the
City OF York the lS day OF February next at y
O'Clock AT noon OF that day,
All those certain lots OF ground ana premises in the
City OF New ork. conveyed By Francis Salmon and Ann
TO Sylvester Lusk deed bearing date the 18th
,av Nav 1885, and in and by said deed, described as All
tl0s certain four lots OF ground and premises situate lying,
and beiu" in the 18th Ward % the aid City OF Ne-I ork,
being part ard parcel OF the Rose i farm conveyed by
Robert Schuyler, ottle City OF New York the saI Fran
Salmon and Peter Suyvcsa,. by deed bearing date the
18th day OF December 1885, recorded IN the office al the Re
gister the City and County otNewSork in Lber 3G3 OF
(Onyevances 49, December q, 1883, SAID deed
described rs bounded and described when taken together
follows: Beginning point the northerlv line OF
9Th street, distant wctwary from the westwardiy line OF
t!ir III Avenue 80 and running thence nortwardly
parallel the said Se>varIy line ot the 81 Avenue, lT
feel inches the sohery lire of 23 street thence vest
wirdiy along tie 80 feet, thence sOuwartly parallel
the sal wcs.rl: line OF the "a Avenue 9I feet inches
the said nortcry line NJ 9th street. thence eastwartlly
ann" he 80 feet TO tie place OF beginning And also
other certain lots and premises, parts and parcels OF
the said Rosch farm conveyed by Robert Schuyler the
said Franci, Salmon and Peter Stuyvcsan by deed lerei
b~iOre mentioned which said last mentioned two los taken
together, bounded and d.scribeda follows: Beginning
al point IN the sou.herly cc III 2 distant
w2rv from tie easteriv line the sd Avenue l25 feet, and
running thence Souhwardly parallel 10 the said castery
line Of. the Sd Avenue, 60 feet ~ inches 10 the centre Of
the block. thence eatwardly parallel 70 The said southcry
line m SO feet; thence nOrtwardly parallel tothe
said -a,t,varty line The Sci Avenue, go feet IL inches
the said outlc,ly line OF 18th street, thence mestwar.y
along the same 20 the place OF beginning together
with hall part OF said Yeen front OF ard contiguous 10
the said above described SIX lots, AMI each and every OF
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TFOOTH-ACHE-Tooth-Ac he-Cure ii
1.-TWO SILVER MEDALS ANDY DI

n PLOMAS have been awarded to John landmark g.
Cha nrs-stree for the best Cologne and Perupery For
years e has been engage! in the manufacture OF Per-
iunery IN this city and unit, the present he has not
presented himself before The public the advertising col
unts oi any paper but sustained by The decision oil en-
leni Judges Of Peumery given The Fairs held in this city
and Boston, he feels AUTHORISED in saying those who
any article IN his line that at SO ChatiaDsreet they may
find superior quality at moderate prices Remember The
numb e o. formerly entrance Chatham Chapel dl4 1y
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nR. PETERS'S INDICATED LOZ-
4 yENGES, Wholesale and Retail al 10Y Bl'oADNgN


PETERS'S. COtfC;H sLDXENGES
Ar. nov rapidly >upcs.tiiuC all other preparations iE '
rsl;c OF Coughs, Colds Asthma. who"pns Cough Caiarii
i.ilin> OF the Chest, Bronchitis. and slnlar pnnennl
affections i now well established that alaree proportion
Consumption. by which - many fasu7pe i've,
are annually sacrificed, their rilcn to tue hcscc''
Colds an Coughs Which might easily have been renewed
n, an early perish 40 medicine VIII BE- found % etc2tlns
in curiiIs such these Lolenge>. lhy niaHhi
,llay In, ronrb ,v removing the irritation which keeps
W., while the time thee promote eNp.c'ofaioi, 'f
relieve cnnge>tion Dosc-One LoItii"t'> IISlaS a1io
for euli wriay c repeated ily or >N unles is'
il required Half 81 chill! ell! yts oit; a 'ia"E.
ter 70 one of tour: and 80 i'll proportion When atii'n,cfe
10 children the most coiyeicn. way Is 10 Dissolve them III
l.. warm Tie diet Should be light, aud the bowels
kcptregua- the Loztnge, have LAXATIVE effect, o'lci
medicine seldom required; but when cost'enes> i pres
cough hara-sll night, Two Should be 9li''
~ general rule. HEY should not be before hrehktds
built they kali tie >ra dos. viii be sufficient u uc.'
pain in the chest SIZE, 81 Peters, Pla>ts (piicn on
~ T.: cents should be spread over the part and worn uu re-
rETERSS WORM LoZENGE:S
Are acknowledge, by tie faculty 10 be the most scientific
and successful preparation Tor lh destruction OF worms ever
offered the pubic. There several iircnt. atv'r
ti>c specifics such hut they have proved - u
certain and worthless have lost all confidence with The
PUBLIC Come OF tllern indeed, are violent in ternpcra
ton as to frequently lead to laalItsu The public there
lore agaus, them These Lozenges, while they
will found TO be perfectly safe Will at same time never
SYMPTOMS or WogMs'rhe>e ARE l.aIace,vcrtiEo, pale,
the Fps with flushed checks grinding the ,rg- .iufns
sleep disturbed dreams, sleep broken of hy fright and
screaming convulsons ivehnc,> thirst bad taste in the
month offensive breath. cough difficult breathing itching
the nostril>. pain the stomach,
yoacous appetite, eaui,e>,, tciesnu slight sl! or sNrr
ngs scss fatigue sw.lled stomach limbs. rising
and choking in the throat itching OF the anus toward night
urbld arinc, frequent desire TO cvacuatc the bowels 'ls
| charges of slime and Iiucus &c
PETERSS CORDIAL LOZENGES
Are specific for the reliei o nervous or low
of spirits, or melancholy, anguor and debility, eio
from previous disease living, uenors. spas: o
the stomach, irritaly of the nerves. ysterca affections
drowncS cholera morns sense OF fatigue and palpai;ol
of the heart. From their efficacy in the relief OF headache.
they called by many the Headache Lozcnge.
Or. Pctcrss Principal Offices are i59 Broadway ~ y: q
North Sixth street, Philadelphia; 70 Ianc street. Charleston
| . Magazine street, New Orleans ll8 I'm
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STATE OF NEW-YORk. SIN

GTATE OF NETWORK. SIN
~ CIIANCERY.-B"ore the Vice Chancellor Of the
First Circuil. Russell II. NeVin &c " Jacob D. Cu;e
CT. al. Masters Sale.
In pursuance OF decree OF the Court OF Chanccry Of
the New York, will be sold az public auction under
III. direction OF the said Court the Merchants
Exchange in The City of New-Iork, by wilkins Rollins
AuctionecrS, the Tenth day o! February neN III IL
O'Clock, noon of that day.
All that certain lot piece psrce! OF land situate living
ana bciug in the Twelfth Ward OF The City OF Newiork
and known, and distinguished as LOT number eight (0
map plan OF The Mount Vernon property. filed ~ the Of
Register and iorte City and County OF New
made by Edward Doughty. City Surveyor September
1926 and bounded follows viz: Beginning The Sout
trn OF lot No. O. and SiNtrst street, thence
running said Southea,icry iitvsN feet and three
inches, lot No. 2. thence along the lot No NORTHEASTERN
hundred and ectand ten inches. 10 land
late Mr.. Beeknan thence along said Beokan's
land Nnrth-wes,cry the Northeast Garner OF lot No
and said land, thence Southweerly along The line OF LOT
No. hundred and eighytwo feet, right angle. 10
SiNtv-.r>t street, be the or less.
Dated Newly ORR, January 10Th, \. d. 1872
r c. WHEELER,
Master in Chancerv, 20 Nassau street
Livingston Solicitor. il9 Cat 10
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JOHN CHAPMAN, 10 Chatham stree
Orb, =
ScW-l Crk, SEPT. 10, 1896.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by
L Il.....r

- and 100 Futon street
David Sands Co. No II East Broadway, and By William
Brown. i5 Washington street and $. W Fowle 50 Prince
street, Boston, .Iocp Rncb Jr Providence r. ~ r. ".
Bull Hartford. Conn, DR.. II. w. Mathewson, Norwich,
Conn., H. Raw!, Co Albany, j. Gorliam and J. Fowler,
Neysburs ~ y, DR.. David Jane, - South Third street.
Philadelphia G.. X. Tyler Batimo,". +. rreveu Son,
Poukeelie asd by Druggists ally IN all the prci
pa! cities and chief towns IN the United States. Price 81
i,IS t-,
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49, vnI, EW'IS Se,y,rk

LYDIA LEWIS, Newark, ~.
ncSsrs a. B. & d. Sands Gtntemcn,-l certify that
have been cured of the Salt Rhcum ~ ten years tandn
by tic use your Ren.dv and Syrup o! Sarsapara and
wish every person troubled with this dreadful compliant
in form wcul,! cali me, AMI will satisfy them tia
Your medicine vii; cure Them perfectly.
ANN MARIA MElBALI,
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Dated -Ee,v-York, January q. 1912.
II 2awS JOHN 4. SID ELL. Master in Chancery.
GTAI'E OF NEW YORK.-IN CHAN

- CERY-Beorc the Assistant Vice anceIlor.-L.wis
Curtis Richard Vi Blachori. and John l. Graham Tris-
tss>, &c, w. Robert Anderson and other.
Pursuant 20 dccrea! order OF this Court made IN The
above, entitled cause viii be >od Pablo Auction, under
tf. direction subscriber, OF the rasrrs OF this
Court residing IN The city OF New York, q the Merchant,
Exchange IN sad civ TIE 2itli day OF February Instant
al 70 O'Clock roon OF that day uy iinslie L Co AUG
tionecrS:
Al tint certain lot piece parcel Of land situate, lying
and beipg the Fourth Ward OF The city OF New York
bounded and containing DEMONSTRATING at pom;
on the noTt-ca>,ey side OF Duane street. distant southeast.
er. ice, from the outb-eas;cry cor
uer William and Duan. streets. running thence Nortleas
erv along Other land said Robert Anderson feet
SIX lc thence. eaeriy alon. Tie fifteen feet to The
land o; JOHN aIlp~)i thence nearly >oUaerv along the
same sixteen feet; thence nearly eaeriv alon" the
three three inches thence again southern: i've feet
inches 10 other land sad Robert ,nder>on thence south
westerly along twelve feet thence uortll-westcry
aon the sane FEET thence south-xe>te.y along the
same iitv-one inches the uortleaseriy sd. of
Duane street aforesaid and thence norestery along Du
are street twenty TO the place OF beginning Together
Wit. all and singular the heredamen,s and
appurenances 10 the said premises belonging any wise
aprertliDng-
Daied New York, Feb. ] 1912
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1ICAI-TJON.
ode OP f. s LINE FROM NEW
b YORK TO EASTON. Pa.-Tlrougli in !lours.Fare

:
Leave pier No / " r., Battery Place al O'clock A. NJ
daily SUNDAYS excepted by steamboat Cinderella or Water
Witch. to EIizaelpor then take the oi tlc T.
Town and So!nerylr Railroad to Somervic, leaving only
81 miles hv Coaches, On miles less Than by New Bcus"ck
For apply 4. D. Hope - Ccurandt street, or on
board A. D. Hope Will accompany tic pass c1gers TO SOM
ervilic, aud render Ill assistance: necessary.
- ~ the Railroad is completed 10 SoIncrvie. this lin"
will leave Eason o'clock, A. NJ. three hoarS later than
the via ~ Brunswick and arrvcin NewYork abont Tho
If
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Milk. Milk. Milk!.
EDURE MILK from Greenwich, Con-

B. nccticu No Dsllcry Slopor Brewers Grain, within
thirty miles OF the Diaries
The inhabitants of NcwIork are respectfully informed.
that the subscribers formerly Of the firm OF lusc,! 1lead
dissolved having enlarged their D2iry Establishments,
Milk are BOW prepared supplya tcN customers
with a pure, healthy and nutritious article perfectly free
from authorization Of any kind Being the pioneers intro
ducipn Natural Milk into the loir experience las
enabled diem to give great completeness their arrange
pared To- certify 10 tie SUPERIORITY of the article they furnish
l. = or,,r u;,l 49,, lar sf:r,;ou ard coni,inct. at
,bev can r.t,r IN ,l, New Work nm Milk lust published bv
Wr Irnvi,, No II oh,rr, ho, for an ANALYSIS of ier
milk and for ro,jtIyr uoo that NIL the conditions nee rss;rv
IN liz production Of pericv rood article are as il re-
~ ~. ,l,;r mix mos, Icrunnloisly lnlf,
sP n NY, ,i H,n : M 80, go o., "
!iGc VI, . IN. IA ISi'' pr ., ,;n,,
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i ~
AI,>.rs A. g. K D. observation-disclosures Of
hanktl;lncss and grattui. induce me 10 inform you that
ai,i perfectly cured the salt leum 10y The use os your
Remedy Tie. disease. ,prS, over both my hands 10 ny
in,rr ends and lad been standing, fourteen years, during
yvb. time WAS under the treatment o more than twenty
different pl,yscins who all alc, TO give than tenn
nur1rv relief was unable TO use my hands brl little AND
could put them water; my nails repeatedly came Of
and almost helpless from the complaint. tried lDi
Foot doctors but all 10 no purpose, until las, summer
was advised by friend TO your Remedy lconenctd
il with little faith having tried many things without pro-
dUcn" any good effect Ina few day my hands we're bet
ter and Notwithstanding put them in water daily, they
continued improve, AMI IN ew weeks were c'!rry
well. I, i than six weckssncc The cure was IT.
ttctcd since whlch they have been perfectly we'll
Sotrs. most rp,prcttuy,
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VA ci'cctuai remedy for the following complaints
-Cos. Cuts, Bruises Burns, Nelons, Salt Rhcul Fever
Sores Sore Throat &c. In BoSe,,rcn one to tour silinS
This Plaster has hcen used for these seven years WITH great
SUCCESS and those who make OF II VIII nd very
useful in their families, thousands already testify
trial viii be sufficient recommendations Sold by Mr. Cra
ncr Proprietor, lG3 Wo0er-Strcct near louston }. g.
Trans l7j Bowery E. H. Trip, l67 Dvisien-strtct Mrs
Sparinc, Second Avenue; F. u. Little corner Houston
Chr,;opler-strcei
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DURSUAET 10 an order made By the Honorable
Frederick =. Talniage Recorder OF the City OF New
York under thu SIKH article the title OF the l c:aT
the second pa OF the Revised Statutes all
dchc Cornelius 5. Griffin OF the city OF Ne1Iork
required render 10 the Undersigned assignee account
OF all debts and of money owing b. them respectively
am, 10 pay the nid and all persons having
in their possession any property effects OF said Cornelius
$ Griffith. and ali creditors of Tie said Cornelius S Gn
are requested deliver The and their respcctrerc
counts and demands him his oifice before the
eighth iay OF March next. EDWARD w. BISHOP.
Attorney and Counsellor. q 8echnan->-, Assignee.
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q 4 Ny SIS REMEDY FOR SALT.

- RUEUM.-"W Warranted oct'ce.' sal, Keun Ring.
,yorlii T.icr ScaJ Head HGIte's, cl>cn r Ec2a.
ma p,oa>i> raari and o;cr lisep,e of lie Kim, are
cerain irl ,l,c;ually cured 10y !hc> cl Sands,
Remedy which has beer le>u, IN more E;ii S lsd
sand 'rr.ui cases tie! above diseases, without havn:
failed in any where the direction, attended 10. Teu.
pauii, success o this remedy IN curing >tl,cs 81 the
skin il without equal ~ iI history n medicine. The Con-
pound Syrup OF Sar>apara Is recommended 10 be usel
with tie Remedy, it tends &c throw out nom the blood
ai generally all tie unhealthy Lu'nor connected
with tic diseases and the applications OF the remedy cxer.
uly Tie ti.e, entirely c!atcate> IL rom the Sy
tenn. Tie r,nrdyis perfectly harmless il It's operationand
rnav be applied with safety lo the SKIN OF tcenteie
infant Testimonials IL efficacy are daily received a,7
the, following are selected republication, which Is h9nsh
viii satisfy the E!inti ul every candid person OF Us eaAset
binary
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" Office To RUPTURED pFR

~ SONS-Dr y u. HULL, No. 4 Sesey II 49,
House. Newly crk-Per>o:s afflicted with Rrp.ug. ~
rely upon the best Instrumental aid The s.,l ao,,s orr
plication IL his Office. Fc>ey New-foTk. or 10 .th-.
Ii, uaerou, agent, ii the CHIEF towns Of ,l, CDit,d &c..
Pnrtns mist br careful 10 ensrnc The bacs tstI Of n
Hups Tr0>~. >se Il thcv endorsed bv Dr. H,n =.
writing. Nsne oh.r genuine be -r. on i, rt
Dr.. Iia guarantees al oisrw,e healthy ,af;sr-
who cni his office G- treatment. Il ~. be- No, ~
cal and permanent. 20 prcctIdr C necessity az e
~ liv ,r>> whatever tic MONEY advanced retired ~
,saiion OF The term spcc. FOR ti. Nfs.v,,
progress the rupture ay have made TOW ar eradication
competent ,utgs)n 81 IS years experience i, a., =,
rrt.>>in RuPUT.>, constant attendance Dr. Han,
=n;fc..
Children urer /, year. universally ciJss without u.sS.r
expense rEan the Of tie ri>> The radical tg.e has
been Under progressive practical Improvement i0t S.cy,
;ssi. ~ wears pas, IN Dr. HILLS Truss OEce, and mr.,
,,r1,,ct; 70 I state unriya!et perfection
a,y trrachnr0> agents have undertaken ~ veo irc;,
.io.> Of D. Hull, celebrate: Hinge an. fN,l rr> IS! The
sa>, a} SAT-, retention q Euprrc> These s:atjoc tar
rot lie relied n,-they made 10y nn>hl'H >rsor ap!
mechanics and ae no better hau tic orJrar, IrE,sf, O;
the, The genuine l.arc NV III! iiaT N wiring.
iis i'm AMOS 6. HULK co.
TINllE. TRCSSE,S AND SUPPORTERS
L. Of Dr. i!ULI,S invention continue ~ receive nv Sc.
eide. preference For twenty y.ar> past have eip.nyei
b., Tra>>s OF D.. Hail with Tie supporter
reverted in 1851 lv The doctor WITH my ADVICE aud apr
bannaid an hnppy say that : extensively adopted
III t.uTorc1 ~ well q II: tins country.
Signed. VALENTINE MOTT, VI. D.
NrwSorh, July J, lSii. l!9 In
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nIsHONEsTY EXPOsED.-The

I;rookIv-Mr Nc.a l5a Nassau.st; Mrs. Reeds Thread
iia FIR
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RI. G. HEWETT takes this method
~ 10 return THANKS I" his friends and the rublic the
liberal encouragement he has received in his lire oil practice
which coatne't TO SPralns pi>iocatio> Hip Diseases.
White Swelngs Cnrraiirss, and Diseased Spines Rheu
nasn, Nervous Affections. ConTactons and all Diseases
:. { the Joints aud Limbs SC
References given application Dr. II sol Broadway
BrporTG and Sprlng SIS S,r-
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Date! Newly 1rk January a5til \. n 1919.
L. C. WHEELER. Master in Chanccrv.
io5 o,,r,Fi6 No. ~ Nassau street,
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JAMES FOSTER, StCt'tdTN.
All applications for said Church. made in writing
John landmark Sc Chatham ST., James Martin SO Division
street. or TO Seymour Whiting 62 East Broadway stating the
object and the time. Lecture be had for small
societies II I'm
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IN Before the Vice
Z Chancellor OF the First Circit--Ainot Mitchell vs.WI.
F. Drake and olilcrs.-MASTEIuSS ALE.-Mnot Mite ell
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u Where large quantities o, Nk required. rergc
ro.s. ON principle. Willie gratuousy furnished iy
the subscribers. SANFORD MEAD.
10 lux ESBON Hustled.
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William Dodge, Solicitor. J-8 Z.lWtf n
TN CHANGER before the Vice

JOHN A. SIDELL, Muster in Chanccry,
No IS .1oln-strect.
-Wil;nrn no1cro Solicitor log 2;iwiE2l
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mr.. TAYLoRs Balsam of Liverwort.

~ B.-wan,ei at the above place few DOZEN of the
ported BRITISH OIL. dl8
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doing. lam. respectfully, the public, servant,
r. BHANDRETII,M. D.. al Broadway.
The BR,NDRETH PILLS are sold at Dr. Brandretli>
Principal Office No. 81 Broadway, between Park Place
and Murray also at his Retail Offices go bowery
1876 HUDSON and 75 Second % per box Wit!
,.ir
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Liz. Livingston, Solicitor : ,'-s. : : JIG oatFlo
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- CERY-Be;orc the Assistant Vic. ror.-L-wi>
,urti> Richard VI Ba;rtotd and John l. Graham, Trs-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-25

n HERD OF BUFEALOES-It - s1id that a
Yankees ingenuity Is adequate TO any emergency
and whether eoaNing a consulship out Of Congress.
or cniching coOns his brain ever teens With some
huge plan, 10 circnmnavgate the globe IN a mack.
erel smack. or convert sawSust INTO anti dyspepuc
pulls Some such unique scheme must have eater.
ed into the bead OF the hunters having possession Of
The buffalo herd now in this city. The history OF
their taking. rs gathered from the owner, is sLb-
siantially as follows:
la April. lS4l, native" residing somewhere
this side of sun down in Missouri gathere together
company of seventeen men twelve horses. fur
wagons. and fly Eve cows and calves with an in.
tent 10 traverse the immense plain the base Of
the Rocky Mountains, in search oGyoung buiIilues.
Aher reaching the scene of operations, the hun
tiers would select halfa dozen OF tho neeiesi horses
and dash of Arab like To the plain. Espying a
herd, they would hold up and cautiously approach
the animals. keeping well to The leeward. as SEQ
men say. 10 proven, the animals from taking alarm.
which they easily DO when the hunter is To wind.
ward. Once near enough. rush is made among
ne herd and 10y moons Of iasSoS. the Mexican mode
oi Catching cattle with a rope, several Of the
lures would be secured The hunters aimed at tn
calves. but II they missed them and happened To
catch tartar. ihatwas likely to prove an ugly
toner. the rife brought into request immedi.
ately. and the animal despatched.
Such Of the young were secured would be In
Ken back 10 the encampment ard dOmest. caied by
Killing cali belonging TO one Of tho which
they took with them. on their departure from horne
the COW and her young offspring. at lhe time
having been fastened TO stake 90 prevent escape.
In week the young buffalo would become 20 much
ailnched TO "muley," that I would be ooseued and
~ hered 10 run at large with The cow and from that
Time the two were Inseparablc. In this manner, af
let period Of four months, the whole were taken
aud dOEesiicnied.
When the hunters had secured 81 young huff.
loes, an antelope, and an elk. the whole returned
again 10 their homes The location Of their opera
lI"n was on the Arkansas. some 500 miles w w.
from Independence. Mo, far beg ond the present
bounds OF civ izlIiOn. The animals are now some
teen months old ard particularly fold Of oats
or grain, but eat with avidry well rured hay or
grass Oae of the COWS used IN the hunting e1cur-
sion is stall with the herd and acts as kind Of bell
welher. the one 10 go ahead and is followed by the
bnutloes IN drove from point to another. where
the proprleiors deem il best 10 exhibit Ia n few
weeks they will reach New York, where, il not dis.
posed OF. they will be shipped to Europe.-DaGalo
Com Advertiser.