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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17
CTOCK in BANK ofthc STATE ofMIsSOURI.
HENRY r. VAIL, Comn.-zsioners.
T.. ID. MORGAN,

OrrIcy La crosse AND MILw.rxrs r. r. Co,
Ncw-YoTk, Sept. 10, lss. :
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the holders of the
IN FIRST MORTGAGES LAND GRANT BONDS Of the
LA CROSSE and MILWAUKEE X. X. Go. that the under
sed are fund the August padue Coupons o
sad Bonds par BY giving in exchsnge therefor the sinking
Fund Bonds Company seventy 20 the dollar
which Bonds are secured BY Third Mortgage the entire re
900 miles. road i upon all it, De pots lands Franchises and
rolling L. all other and personal property belonging
ssid Company. - n
ALFRED NOXON, }Comni.tec.
A e. GUNSISONN
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

4 NREAI kbDtCIlON OF fAkE.-INDt-
" PENDENT LINE FOR BOsTON.-Tfree Dollsrs, Cabr; /;
Two Dollars, Deck.The splendid seasoing steamer GOV.
FRSOR. Csp; BENJAMIN NJ siInons. will leave pier No. n
North River foot Of Robnson-st TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS
snd 81 NDAYS, at 4 O'Clock r. IN.
Regular day, from Mondays, Wedne days AID
Fndsys
Regular days from SswYorkruesiay' Thursdays and Sun
days
Passengers BY this line vi sch Providence in season 20
with morning train for B,ton. For Passage or ireish
which w be tsken reduced rates apply 20 ihe CsPan on
board. -,
All persons forbid trusting on account of the boat
or owner, without written order from the Captain.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

NIMEON URAPIR, AlrIi1nerr.
DY SIMEON DRAPER, Oiiic, No. 36 Pine-st
~ -Rssuar Auction Sales he Merchant Exchsnge
EVERY DAY socks and Bgads bogsh aud .oA .. Pia.e
Sale
SALE THIS DAY :, z, O'Clock. See Ca.aloEue.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17
DEM NSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-

ID y NSYL YLVANIA RAILkOAD.-
The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting tns Allan
e.,es Will es.srn, SorhWsssrn aud so1h-" esera
sa.s hy continuous Rsw direct. tbs Road sac coi-rcs
Piblrsh glth daily les of sesreE. 70 al ports on he
Western Rivers ara Ceyes-d ard -snty W.. he 81 AM
al ports ii NohW iaS su asins he mot
direct cheap and reabo which FREIGHT can D. til
wsrird 20 Ard from the (fsst Wet -
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA ard PITTSBURGH
FEsT CAssBoots saoes Has and Caps Books ~
Dry Goods fin boxes beies and trluksl Drugs I'm l0
boxes and baesl Fsa.hers, furs, &c... ....-:C
sEcokD CLAss.-DoIesie sL.s-ins Shirtirz srd -
Ticking lin criminal bA.es DEugs IN cs.k. Hard kt'eens
Lesther din rcs or oo.e.l Wool and Sheep lc D
fe!s, ksstsafi, &c.
IaIsn ol.ss-AryIi, s.es ,s,rs ln 80 cer.s y
TbPPcd 49, 10 1s... ,,S.r. q. csrAe 100 T.
FoCsrH CLASs.-Cofee, F:sh Bsccn Beef srd
Pork iu c.ss or sox. Eas,z arn LsrI suc Lard f0esr.s
OIL Malls Soda A.h, German C.sy Tsr, Pfek- 100 Is.
h"h, Ac......... '......'......ss's.J
FLo.E- z Dol ga,i fsIther nesiee ,r .......f. ..
GRAiS- 4 100 . Until fg-her soee. ~ p,
CoTIoS- q oe-e, no; sAeaed;ns ~ WEIGHT, ~ issf
Bo;ie.. I'D Ut ~
In shipping soods sy ir. Of Psiepais be p.T
tcall .hs rsctag mia Rsiirosh" Al
Goods oon.gned tA of this Ked Pasahs or
Ptsburgs " II BE- Forwarded without dettr ton.
FREIGHT AsrsTs-fiSrfs w.rn 90, Mnnf his T,fn.i
Ina, Dumr.nin, Benk a. and car-- J-uet: Iosssir
Ky; B. C. Aecruu, AAdisoa Iud. IL. W. Bp~n &C., -a
Train 70. Cincinnati; ~ W G-ah.Ia Z CO.. zanes',,-'
Astor House, New OH, ard 80. South Nilhs' I, o.
iors 2 J. sn~sder. Phisd. lpba; MAg1S ksoh' o-~'
ulor.; d. A. s,~war-, Pi-tsbgrgh. ,.,-.t
II. H. HOUSTON. G~n.rsl Ffe,Gh. Arm, rblo E"->
A. sCoTT, SgperHtendert aHooHs' ~"
ApslI, NE.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17
TTHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.

TTNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
i ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
From New.York TO Liverpool:
Second Cabin Passage. 10
From Boston TO Liverpool
Chief Cabin Passage. sage.........................fu
Second Cabin Passage. W
The ships from Boston call al Halifax
PERSIA, Capt Judkins, CANADA, Cept. Lang,
ARABIA, Capt. J. Stone, AMERICA Capt. Wickmsn,
ASIA, Cap, f. q. Lott, NIAGARA, Capt; Ryrie,
AFRICA Capt shannon, EUROPA, Capt. J. Lei.ch.
These aelesr white light al green CA
ssrboard bow red on port bow
CANADA Lang. Leaves Boston .Wednesdsy Sept
AFRICA. Leaves n fork Nednesdsy, - 10
PERSIA Leaves n. York. B" "odnesday, " ~
Berths secured until paid for
An experienced Surgeon on board -,
Silver Bullion spece Jewery Precious Stones Mstss
less bill. Of adng signed therefor and the value theIeo
therein expressed For fIesht or Pss.ass apply TO
L. CUNARD, No Bowling Green
CTEAM to LIVERPOOL, LONDON, GLAS-
y Cow. DUBLIN, BELFAST and LONDONDERRY, and
ERPOoL ~hou, delay greatly reduced T.teswIh. LIZ LIn,
ERPOOL NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
COMPANYs splendid Clyde built iron screw steamships se -
'eA''N ~ ' rKon SEw-YoRK.
CITY oF WASHINGTON ThaI.dsy
AID -aeh alternate Thursday
A,I2 O'Clock noon, from Pier No. n North River.
Cabin from New Yorh and Phiadelphis
Third from New the aooyenamed pisces
Return tickets, sysable for six months o.
Passengers forwarded 10 Hsvrc. Paris Henours Bremen,
Antwerp and all parts the Con,inent ~i,hou, delay
Tha Conapsny steam ship BOSPHORUs iosyes Antwerp in
Connection with departure from Liverpool to New York
conveying goods and =: New York through rates
Bill. Of Lsdins signed IN AnweIp ot,h. cor0r,,v
John O. BALI. NJ Is Broadway New.York Agent.
In Antwerp, 10 J. p. KREMER Co.,
T., Tp,rey Rui!uzs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17
J,IFTY PIANO-FORTEs. MEI.ODEONs and
GOLD MEDAL GRAND and SQUARE

STYINWAY 4 SONS, Manufacturer,
No. - " slker-st., near Broadway, Neyy-York,
swsrdsd the First Premium where and whenever theJ
their PanoFotss into competition with the best skers
Of Boston, New-YoIk, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Received the trst two prize Medals a, the Metropolitan Fdr
" Nasfington, 1855.
Tie First Premium Ia Gold Modal for the bcst PsnoPoT.s at
tie Aus riczn Institute, Crystal Pssee NeyYork, 1850
Tho Premium Gold Meds ioI the best Piano Forte
. the Maryland Institute Baltimore, 1885.
The First Prize for best PsnoFor.e .. the AeK
can Institute, Crystal Palace, keSYork, 1885.
The First Premium Ia Gold Meds for the best Grand Piano
81 the Maryland Insti.ute Baltimore 1857.
Tn. First Premium 81 the State Fair Detroit, ls57
The First Pre- Hilr1 d; the State Fair Richmond 1887.
Auorr the Judges the FIRST musical talents in the county,
such as W. Mason Gottschak WOlleuhsupt Gc. Grand and
Square Pianos with The full wooden aud iron frame
combined warranted for three years and viii now DO sod
q greatly reduced prices 10 salt TIA. times
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17
CENTRAL. RAILROAD Of NEw.rERsEY

~ Csnn.c,ins o: Nov Hsnr<an With ~ Deh~0s Ls>As-
wanna and Western RAs1 and .; Esston tbs L<k<a
Valley Railroad.
SIMMER ARR tN6rNENT, ecrnr-sneins Ap4il - ixs--
Is.y, New for k4on and n,srneda;> pkr-s P,.r
Ne North River a. 7. m., 1. m, saa p So srnsr-
yi'e by above trains. and ., $50 ?.
II. ,h t-,ns conns,i EGzsbe;h s'h tNus .As Nsr.
~ R.ii,i which ss- New iork fous th. Go. - Coat
i,nSt... \. - A~d u A. n. and 4 and y. n
Pas.--s,gs the DasAr~, tnnA ADD ~sern k'
r,Ad VI lave a. Il only sor L.hish EsHry k-'ln~e q
:, a and a. JohN u >ifhNS Su-~ltnF's'h-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17
EIRsT.pRIZE PIANOS and MELODEONs

for SALE RENT very low rates. Agency Of Jsesh
Cfickeue's Boston Pians s. D. H. W. Smiths l,briod
Meloaeons and improved New.Yo Pianos
A. VI. KANOUSE, No. 425 Broadwny.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

OFFICE La CROSSE AND MILwAUkEE X X. Co,
SEw-YoRg, Sept. 3, 1858.
VNHE undersigned having been appointed Com
mitee by Board Directors OF the La Crosse and
Milwaukee Railroad Company and duly su.horsed to COM
promise settle the floating debt Of b. said Company re-
s~euy give notice that they prepared 20 said
lrb and 10 extnish the BY s'ins lie Bond. OF the
aid Company secured BY third mortgage the en:- LIE
Of th. Railroad and Gpon all its depots And snchi.es and
rolling and al other real and personal properly belonging
@ said Company
The respectfully reqUes. tha. the ecotoTs present
their claims az their Office no n Wiss. Ne~York b.
hevg th. intent Of al parties tia. he de7s OF iEe
Company should b. hquids:ed without delay
Sf;S, ShsnsP SsPSq sSSSy ,connl's..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

OFFICE oF TIE NEwYoRK AND ERIs RAILROAD Co.,
New-York, Sept. II, 1883.
TTNIiF annual election for DIRECTORS Of the
l. EEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD co. viii be held
q the Office Erie place TUESDAY the l October next,
from ii O'Clock q m. to 2 o'cock
The Transfer Books will be closed the ls. October b. p
n and BE- opened on the day afer the election.
by order Of the Board Of Drector-
NATHANIEL MARCH. Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17
HUDSON RIVER Observation-Disclosures August

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD. From August
so 1853 Trains viii leave Chsmberss - Station - follows;
Express Trains snd Albany and Troy fassen-
ger Trains II 80 and 1880 p or Pouskosp,ie, m
and 3:3D o. for Sing Sing, 10 snd t;t5 Tor
Perkshi 80 aud $50 p. The Poushke,Ps,o, Peeks
k and Sing Sing Trains stop the Way stations Pa'.epg.s
taken A. Chambers Canal Christopher snd ol-s lnln. for
Troy st i:S0 and 1890 and $50 and p
on Sundsys st 10 p. A. T. SMITH, Superintendent
4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-NOTlCE.-
On and after TIT RSDAY Sept trains will a. fol.
lows; Trains soins EsstLtsye South Ferry brooklyn o. 10
m for Greenport cave South Ferry Brookyn ~ u m TOR
Syosset leave South Ferry, Brooklyn AZ q for fsphsns
leave South Ferry, Brooklyn, At for Syoset; leave
South Ferry Brooklyn ) tor Hcmpstead esye South
Ferry, Brooklyn, at II p IL for Jsmisica-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17
T1BE FERRIS FEMALE INSTITUTE (Day

and Bosrdint Nos. 81 and 6S Madison sv, New YofkTo
conducted the plan aud TO embrace the tho
patt Rutgers Open Sept 5 Purdls enter
the 18th and 18th Circulars obtained at Ray
No ~ Boery Of the Principal az No. IS Madison
will be o!od the residence Of the Principal for the
accommodation Of small boys whose sisters members Of
~ institute Rev. DR. FERRIS Rector
c. II. GARDINER A. NJ, Principal.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

u,HE NEW-YORK HIGH SCHOOL (forn
rROY FEMALE sEMINARY-Mr. and Mrs.

WILLARD, Principak-The School year will commence
q The WEDNESDAY of September Terms S225 per
war fs board including washing fuel lights kc snd tuition
Eatnsh studies with usual charges for music, modern lam
v.sss kc $40, and extras For further information,
sn,lr % the Principnls. at Tnoy. N. ".
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-16
EARMEIly DEPARTMENT.
TO Make Yellow Butter in
Winter.

Put in the yolk of eggs just before the
butter comts, near the termination of the
churning. This has been repeatedly tried
aud it makes very fine sweet butter. 1t is
kept by many as a great secret, but its
great value requires publicity.
DR.. Dadd gives the following directions
CoIoriag Winter Butter AS butter
made in winter is generally pale or white,
and its richness at the same time, inferior
to that which is made during the summer
months, he idea of excellence has been
associated with the yellow color. Means
are therefore employed by those who pre-
pare and sell batter, to impart to it the
yellow color, where that is naturally want
ing. The substances mostly employed in
England and Scotland are the root of the
carrot and the flowers of the marigold.--
The juice of either of these is expressed
and passed through linen cloth. A small
quantity of it, (and the proportion neces-
sary is soon learned by ezperience) is
diluted with little cream, and this mix
ture is added to the rest Of the cream when
it enters the churn. So little Of this color.
ing matter unites with the butter, that it
never communicates to it any peculiar
taste,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-16
Food for Fowls.

Fowls are, of all birds, the most easy to
feed. Every alimentary substance agrees
with them, even when it is buried in ma
nure; nothing is lost to them; they are
seen, the whole day long, iucess 4utly busted
in scratching and picking up living. In
wellfed fowls, the difference will be seen,
not only in the size and the flesh of the
fowls, bu in the weight and goodness OF
the eggs, two of which 60 aither, in do
mestic uses, than three from hens poorly
fed, or half starved. 1t is customary to
throw to the fowls in a poultry yard, once
or twice day, quantity of grain, gene
rally corn, and somewhat less than that
which they would consume, if they had an
abundance. Fowls, however, are more
easily satisfied than might be supposed
from the greedy voracity which they gene.
rally exhibit when they are being fed from
the hand. 1t is well known that, as
general rule, large animals consume more
than small ones. There is as much differ
ence ip the quantity of food consumed by
individual fowls as there is in animals. 1t
has been found, by careful experiments,
that the sorts oi food most easily digested
by fowls, are those of which they eat the
greatest quantity; they evidently become
soonest tired of and are least partial to
rye. 1t has also been found that there is
considerable economy in feeding wheat,
corn and barley, well bOiled, as the grain
is thus increased in hulk at least one-fourth
and the same hulk seems to satisfy them
but there is no saving by boiling oats,
buckwheai and rye.
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ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
Circulation over l0O,0 900 Copies Weekly.
25 Witnesses,
TILE FORGER CONVICTED.


JoHN 5. DYE is the Author, who has had tie
y yparsexperience as Banker nd Publisher, n nd
Author ssries Of Lectures al the Broddndy Tabernacle
when, for ten successive nights over
Jg so 600 People .fl
Greeted h i'm with rounds OF applause. while he eN
hibiled The man ner in which COuntereiters execute
their ttauds. and the surest and shortest means OF
dettctin ng them
The Bank Note Engrarers all say that he 10 the groates
Judge Of Paper Money lining
Greatest Discovery Of Tie Present Century
for Detecting Counterfeit Bank Notes.
Describing every G Gcnuine Bill in existence. and
exhibiting al glance every COuntcrfci in circu a.
tion
Arranged so admirably that Reference is Easy and
Detection Instantaneous.
~ No Index TO examined No yes to hunt up i
But so simp lined and arran gcd that the Merchant,
Banker and Business Man can see all at glance.
English, French and German.
Thus each may read the same in his own Native
Tongue.
Most perfect Bank Note List Published.
Also list OF all the
PRIVATE BANKERS IN AMERICA,
A complete Summary Of the FINANCE or EUROPE ASd
AMERICA will be published IN each edition, gcther
with ali the important NEWS OF THE DAY. Also,
A SERIES OF TALES
From an old Manu- script found in the East. 1t fur.
nsh es the most Cumn let" history OF
ORIENTAL LIFE.
And desc ribing the most prfplexing positions in
which the ladies an ge ntemen Of that country have
been so oilcn found, These stories will continue
throughout the whole year and will prove the mos,
entertaining offered 10 the public
III Furnished yves ky to Subscribers only, at 81 a
year. Allleters must be addressed 10
JOHN S. DYE, Broker
Publisher md Proprietor, 20 Wall St, New York.
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sALAMANDER FIRE AND THEE ENGINES AND BOILER

TIlE subschbcris now prepared with new Mnemno
ry to build Stationary eng ines. from 5to lou lorsu
,Dwef upon the latest improved plans, aud will build 70
dcr doubIeHn siuglc portable engihes from lO 10 ~
iorse power Rugged upon carriages WIN Boller geut
Ina pumps all complete and ready for action. Also
-cylder ueand hulathoiers cast iron coa' brcakE
patented in 1896, for ihreshing gram and eracknr
.orn aud mude large scale for ereeking os
breaking coal. Heavy mining pumps and fire cngincl
riggcd complete with double acting fQtilng pumps,
Kinds of mill gentingand house casting made to order
Line shafiug with desired sizes OF pulcys nnishe
with hangers ironpaning done say 9ilfect long a.
kinds of Iron turning heavy press aud other screw
turned with any desired litch ofihread.
The best Rough irou threshing Machines, Tint ever
come he fore the public cnst lro and wooden nes
made to order. Lever powet, uEain or.trcad power
made erdcr Also takes orders 70 the fOllowi
cinery: Harfsons latest pat grain mill $1,000 of
red by the Paicnee equal IL will grind In good
fine mcn 1875 bushesin one hour Also bolts nd cva.
tors In aisoRugge's Patent lower
ed by O. u Harris X Co, the most powerful blower
now n with theeas amount orpowcr, one ofp hich
wihe putin at the Foundry for exhibition, iui
the above works W illbe warranted to be what the a.
sold Tor.
AIso-Take orders for Scotts Patent blacksmith
Striker andrigh,s to them in he OF Coium
ba Mon our Mort In uihe rnnd Lvcoming Sullivan nd
Clinton one of which can he seen nj my shop.
LEWIS II MAUS,
March 20, 1856. Boomsbu Columbia &C
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rp,,ru 10 MIGHTY AND WILL pRgvAiLl

TRUTH is MIGHTY AND WILL PREVAILl .
Repor Of the Committee dppontedto superiptend the Burn
tpg ofthe Iron saes, al Reading. Ftruatg 90, 1851
RgkDrsa March 4, 1857.
The undersigned, members OF The committee. dc
naliy agreed upon by Fartels Herring aud Evans Y
Watson pluc' d side by side in iurniee, viz The
Safe Sc by the paymaster Of the Philadelphia aud
Reading Raj lroau c. mrnny in his Office at Reading
ma nu fartnred hy Fartes Herring ano the Sa lie ir
us by II a. bantz IN his store manuiac tnred by
Evnns& Watson, and put in books and papers e
clsely alike.
The Grr wa sta r,ed at 81 ociock, A NJ. and kept
up until four cords Of green hickory two cords dry
oak ard half chnstnuttop wood were entirely con
sumed, the whole under The superi ntendcncJ Of the
subser ibeTs members oil the Committee. The Safes
were then cooled of with water, af er which they
were orcned and the bnnks nd papers aiken out by
the q ommiuee and sent to II A. Lantz's store for
pubnceIa amination- aud Ike by the Com mitee -
The ooks andpap rstakenIr from ne Safe nufac.
tured bv farrels Herfings were in our Judgment,
anaeed fully fifteen per cent more than those taken
from Evans Il Wstson's Safe.
We belicvethe above 10 have been n fair and i'm
partial trial ofhe ctve qualities of both Sales
JACOB n. DYSIlER,
DANIt l. S. HUNTER.
Having been absent during the burning, we fully
col M de with tn above tement Of the diion
of the pa pc rs and books taken out of the respective
safes.
g. A. NICOLLs,
II. II. nUHLENBERG.
JAS MlLHOLLAND.
AZ
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NEW AND USEFUL.
OLEU WI LTQ UOR.
Il S"tst,tuie far Linseed OIL

CHs
fPATENT APPLIED FOR
TUE undcrsi isnod offer to the public hCi Olcum Lii
Il quor as efficient substitute fpi Liuseed Oil,
thinner for all SORTS Oi Paints ground in OH, except
Venetian Red.
When thinncd with the oIcum the Paint will cover
vntnished the paint will have and retain the most
glossy appearances the elastcity If the thinner
WI enable The pain: 10 yieid to the varns; aud the
cracking ana Peaiing of, so common in ordinary
nisheh OF pants is entirely avoided.
For painting Tin Roots its eqmai cannot he found
The Otim can be used by itself, or in common with
Linseed on Vafuish Japan or Turpentino al the op
tou nf the Fainter
It's cast Is about one half of that of Linsred Oil
thus considerably reducing the expense OF painting.
We iaiihully recommend it all purposes indica
rd and warrant II 10 give satisfaction. liberal dis
count 10 thp trade.
DlREC lUNS.-Ihin the paint with ,hc Oleum Iii 4.
quor and work it we'll, until il nows freely from the
brush.
The brush be free from all moisture aud in "a
riaby ought to he soaked well with the Oleum Liquor
previous TO painting.
Instead OF placing the brushes in water over nin hi
MS painters generally do they ought To he nut in the
Olcum Liquor, which viii greatly tlcitaie The work
| The paint mixed with The Oeun Liquor will work
better if be allowed 10 siaud from ~ 10 y hours prc
vious 10 its b'ng used. aud then thilnrd to sucn
consistency To work Tree nd easy under the brs
the use of Japan, the paint VIII he rendered ST II
irmer. Mix the japan hrsi with the paint and then
thin it with the Oleum Liquor in The manner men
TONED above.
" 100 pounds of Paint thinncd withthe oIeum Lii.
quor viii cover larger surface than j pounds tim.
ned with oil.
The Oleum LquOr is not to be used with yeniti an
Red, with PANT cOntainIng any proportion of it,
| BRElNlG. GATlMAN q BREINIG,
| American Paint and CoIcr Works,
Corncr cath and Green Sts., PHILADELPHIA
| OfTice-N corner Third and Wood sts., Pjilad @,
pha, PIT.
June q. 1857
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Match es, 1857.
DIPLOMA AWARDED

Bp the Pennsylvania Agricultural Society and by
sereraI County Soctet,ss 10 BkEfN16 FR0NtFIfLD &
HORSES.
oR Horses, is invaluable inedy for the
IL aud 'evenlIOu Of all diseases incident the noble
anmaI VIZ z;Dlstemper, Coughs. Tarcy, Fevers, Fis'
tua, Foot diseases Lung diseases, Itch Crease
Chambers Thick Legs. Hdeboand staggers. vvcrs.
Ulcers in Lungs, Surfeit Founders Straight HAIR
FOR NEAT CATTLE
In Jaundice, Yellows Hoven or Blown, Bloody
Uri, c, Red Water, Mnrran, Loss ofCud, Loss Of Ap
petite, Diarrhtea Or Ooseness oof disease Wolf in
he Tail, Hollow Horn, Bloody Milk, Blood disease,
Loss Of MIX.
FOR HOGS.
In swelled Neck Bies in the Liver, Assesses IN
the Lungs Ulcers of the Bowels, spasms Or Cramps,
Choke Diseases.
No farmer should Je without IT a single day it is his
sheet. uchor for diseases of his stcrk Ii increases
the amount of milk butter and tat IN 'alily animals
as the experience OF over 10 OO0 farmers, who
ANOTHER NEW DISCOVERYl
CATTL LINN ENT.
Uneuunllry any OF her Lin iment or Embrocation
W lwn TO the world. II is good for the fol
lowing diseases and has proved itself in the hands OF
thousands Of iniels uiers and stage rroprirors to
7HE Ca7ILE LAN1.WhNT' Is COOP For
CATTLE. HUMAN BODY.
Sprains BRUISES, Rhcumati sm,
Foundcred Feet, Weak JOINTS
Spawn, Sweeny, Contracted Snews,
Fistula, Si.last. Frost Bites
Calls otevery Kind, Chappsd Hands,
Windguls sand Cracks, Swclngs,
Lamcness ,StTains, TumOuTs,
Scratches or Grease, Toohachc,
rnck Legs, Pam in the Legs
Hard Tumours, Pam n the Back,
Ringbone Poll Evil, Pam in the Shoulders.
Cracked Heels, Nervous Paius,
Rotten HOOf, Chblains,
Maupe, Rites of Animals,
Horn DIstemper, stiff joints,
An many other diseases. II is /, short. the most
complete and universal Liniment that science has
ever yet pro duccd.
Be0ars Of Counterfsts 9th valuable discover
les are already cUunterierd by in diff
parts of the state Our powder has written sig
! nature on each bottle.
Manu- fact red only BY
BREINIG, FRONEFIELD & CO.,
No. 3l7 N. ThIrl 81 N. L corner rh ird & Wood,
Denu 90 ls57-tf