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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-26
Police intelligence

Faro IN LAGER BIER SALOON Sebastian Krotnas,
upsophscsied Teuaoa nveisieo irto lager bsar
salocp In Futon street lev Gays ago. and thers In
duced To- play at faro with couple Of bis oounwynsa,
named Hugo Dorege and Carl hesel, who acted ~
dealers the ocoasoo KroimAss nrst ieesoa ii fare
him $3.50 IN cash, gold and chain and DIE
mcfd bseastpln Sui be resolved 70 "fgut tns egcr
I'll death. and acc iiDg'y took Q second essoa n the
nj sieries Of the game shch cost him stout 9t0o Tee
and last performance or Hobokea Shore
upon TIC green swArd OF the Eyssaa 6olds, hero
fuly-ADd fouly 700, be say stnraied. koilmsn nsAs
plant sgaret his county mon, who arresel
and tkser before Justice at the Jeorsea
Market Poloe Court rhe magistrate committed the pi-
scrers for examination.
BURGLARS Ar Work AoAN.--The dwelling house Of HssA
Rays In West Thirty seventh street, entered By
burglars Friday night BY or forcing opsa o.
lar ccor and robbed OF quantity OF lead pipe and oth
properly, valued ~ $50 Three young meo Jaass
webb, Thomas webb and John Riley, alias Rs< Rsvx,
arrested euepicsos ~ the TWenue proolAcS
20 oe. Committed for exsmina lon
The once Of James e. Coonos'y No. SOS Seveuth ave-
nue., wa entered by burglars on Friday nixot, whs
mAnsged TO break opeu dess containing t2S siiv~g
CON- with rhch they oecamped Tho police unable
10 cnd any clue 70 the BURGERS.
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The Form WITHOUT THE SPIRIT OF CHRIS
rrASrrr-SEcTARIAS INrorgRAScy.-Tt IL singu-
lar with what pertinacity some Of our American
sctarians stick out for forms which, In other
parts Of the world. are not deemed essential by
the church with which they are in communion.
A striking illustration of this is to be found In
the differences which have sprung up amongst
the Presby terians in the central part of Illinois,
and which have arisen out of the following cir
cumstanees-
About eight years dnce large number
OF Portuguese pressed by famine and perse-
cution, left the island of Madeira and landed
In the city of New York, with q view of
removing TO the State OF Illinois. About four
hundred Of them settled In Springfield, the CAPT
tai, and twice that number In Jacksonville,
thirty miles distant from Springfield. Organic
ing themselves into church they adopted the
Presbyterian form Of government, chose their
own pastor, who offIciates alternately in Spring
Geld and Jacksonville, and became most exem-
plary and industrious citizens The old school
Presbytery Of Jacksonville, under whose juris-
diction they were placed, have recently deter
mined that the baptism received by them In the
Church Of Rome, before leaving Madeira, is In
valid, and requires them 10 be rebsptised by
Presbyterian clergyman, under the penalty Of
suspension from church membership in the event
of noncompliance. A part Of them have com
piled with this requisition, and q part have re-
fused, on the ground that the corruptions Of the
Church Of Rome cannot invalidate her baptism.
Among The last named IL the Rev. Alphonso
Demsttoe, pastor OF the Portuguese church,
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Arfonrnxsrs II RgolsrxRs or1ck-Mr. Wllfau
Miner, democratic Register dio not thas pro-
dent 70 make any changes in his ofcs~hh b flled With
oin wings and repablicaus-wtilo the Legislature u
sessop, for fear that that beey might do souesasx
wards cutting the fees q bis onoe; bat pow whsa
that body hiss scjourped thers goo why
democracy should Dot have chance. and accordingly hs
republican clerks DAILY receiving nsco 70 gals An
nexed IA q 81 II tbe peS aovcintee:-
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rux oHSyRAL sxwspArsR pxspArcw

WASHINGTON, April 25, 1853
There b little, any, doubt thai the administrator
will ask the author isxon Of lean OF thirty millions
d doa to be applied In pszt TO tho redemption Of The
treasury notes.
The trieDds or the Kansas measure are entirely
ssIsune Of lie success during the present week kossrs
Doug -, Stuart and Brcderiok ooly opposed to
H. but are actively epecsvor'rg to eject its defeaa
The Chairman Of the Committee o. Ways aad Means
will shortly introduce proposition for the nee,os OF the
sex, eeesion Of Congress the frss Monday 10 No
veuber beng Of the opinion that 1t viii then be neoss
sary 70 remodel modify the tariff snc revenue system
Tho reporting hack BY Mr.. John Cocbrans, from tho
Committee Commerce OF the various River and Hbof
improvement bills AMI referred 10 that
mtee, and his Askihs that the committee be discharged
from the further alton thereof have been very
generally and euonecusly construed adverse
report up<n them; but they werc reported back
oc!y 10 relieve the comustee 10 a parliamentary
mauner from b, when they had reported q general
bill louoiEs the WHOLE and 30 Mr. Cocarsse explained
the proceeding wbes making the report
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ALIsoP ISDrcTED.-We perceive that Thomas
Alsop has been indicted in the Central Crimi-
ual Court, London, for alleged participation in
the affair of the Rue Lepelletier, by which
nine persons were killed. A short time
siDoe Allsop was in this city, and re.
NAMED here during some time. He af.
forwards went to the West, and passed through
Chicago about three weeks ago. II is said now
that be lie in Minnesota or course, as he has
been iIdicted in England he can be returned
without delay under the ExtradiHon treaty, II
the English government asks for him The in
dictmept found on the evidence adduced at the
examination Of Bernard is sufficient pvima fac1
evidence for bis extradition, notwithstanding
any thing that the Tribune or other assassination
journals may say TO the contrary.
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RESTORATION or An ASSISTANT ENaIsMx o. rHs Frs -
rARSrr There to DO q msetloS Of toe Board e NJ
gneers snc Foremeu Of the Fire Department this
Eg, to romrs.e candidate for Assistant sngncer a
the post waie vacant BY the resignation Of Noah Ra
ham The following the candidates who aspire v he
POSITION
Rsbt. v. kackey, OF Hose Co. No. T.
William Hsckett, Foreman EDgiae Go. -.
Charles A Cofneu, Hose Co ..
Darrell Mooney, o. Engine 90 IL.
Kcbsrd Moore, Foreman Ecgine Co a
W 8 Duke, 81 Hose Co. No 90.
theodore A. Reese, OF Engine Co ii.
FIsg IN SCAMMEI SrREEr.-About O'Clock On Saturday
after a Are occurred In the franc dwciDg hose
~ soAmsl street. Tho aremen quickly ek,ogu shel ths
flames The FIRE originated o, the back ssoop q tAs
second foor bu. It's unknown The seoood 6ssr
q the buding occupied by Samuel southern and n r.
iy. Their faru.ture Ia damaged About so BY water.
The hui ding Deopga to the Ray setate; is oAasSel
sbout SIS insured The at NJ Ia occupied 81 ~
Butler her furniture rs damaged slightly By waller.
FIRE STANTON srEnn.-Aooas 10 O'Clock Sualsg
manipg, Gre occurred in the dwelling house Ne. 10
Saroa street. BY oAsessbess OF Of tho
pants who was smoking in bod. Damage trioing,
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The Ohio River.

CIsCssAn, Ar~'i "a, 1883
The river s falling with twenty-five fee, water in the
channel
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Axxten Of the Canada a. Bossows
BOSTON, Apri, 81, fSSa
ne steamship Canada, raH Lang, from uvsrpssf N
HALIFAX arrived at this port at one O'Clock tas nsrsas
des nA'S Tor he South dssyAssAss by TIA sono
l. 1sn' Que ss New York n sx A. n kosdAg.
mere - DO news worth kie rsphins In addition 70 ~
iun cssps'cn ~ Halifax. pobsbcS Saturday morsnG
Cold Weather at toe South.
homrx, April -, 1854
mere wss hesy frest In ell this section Of the os-
~ last i9h aud feAs cutsrtansd Of injury = ~
young cotton crop.
AUGUSTA, April Is, 1854
Fruss are reported In middle end upper Georgia yer
day, and fears arc entortsned OF injury the wase
crop.
The Ctsrleston, Savannah and Augusta markets wore
unchanged esterday, with moderate sales
The 1axiOS ~ Chsrlesaoa.
CHARLnaos, April "A, 1894
Tho steamship hariso, Capt Foster, from New Ysss.
arrived Tia mosairg at I've o'clock.
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Oeath "a NAr. Au8ustus TIFFANY.
ALBANY, April sS, 1864
Augustus Tary proprietor 81 the City Hotea a. Dr.
mer,y member Of Assembly from Erse county, d,sA ~
evening, ss SIX o olook-
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perhaps the prlee Of the ticket People fire.
quently think that . p'ace Of public amose-
ment Is like bote, which h bound TO reooive
every one. Such d not tho case, and the mana
ger Of any theatre may make bis audience as BE-
lect a. he pleass at any time.
The oyster house critics know this we'll
enough; 90 they Dc not appeal to the courts,
but procure the assistance Of "musole men" to
make their last kick at the manager, In the
shaps Of riot He cannot be driven or bull.
lied. 90 be Is to be beaten. We have no doubts
as to the result The Superintendent Of Police
Mr.. Tsllnadge-hss already had sone expe-
rience In putting down riots; and without
doubt he will be quito ready to make short
work with this. one. The manager and stock
holders of the Academy will see tina. there Is q
sufficient police force to protect their property
and preserve the public peace. So this last
coup of the oyster house critics, with the friends
of One-Eyed Thompson-what splendid ALI
auce!-win be only miserable Easco.
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Tho steamship Nari,o Capt Foster, from New Yssk.
arrived Tia mosu,pg 1t I've O'Clock.
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The CONGRESS PRINTING CoRREcr1oss,-The
lucky candidate elected printer Of the HOUSE Of
Representatives for the present Congress sends
US the following note defining his position in
regard to tho spoils:-
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-06
Serious Accident.

Serious Accident Miss Co.
BURN, while riding horseback few days
since, was thrown from her horse about
three miles from this place, dislocating
her arm at the shoulder, and bruising her
severely. The accident was caused by
the saddle turning, while the horse was
under full speed.-We have known nu-
merous instances of persons being thrown
when riding horseback, from the Same
cause. People cannot be too careful to
have the saddle so secured that there shall
be no danger of its turning.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-06

Lounging.-ELDER GIBSON dcliv-
cred bis fourth lecture to young men, on
Monday evening last. His subject
Lounging-we considered peculiarly APP
propriate. He showed us that the life of
the lounger was no enviable one. The
Elder stated that it was not for him to
say that this village was infested with
these p;tiable specimens of humanity
Now we are bold to say that River Falls
is cursed with her share of loungers, and
we believe some have risen to the '.hon-
orary degree"
A street lounger is above all things to
be pitied and despised. HIS manhood
is dead. He has no just conception of bis
dignity as man, he has no goal to attain,
and his course is vaecllating and uncer-
tain. He cannot be good friend, for
his nature is too sluggish to appreciate the
delicate requirements of friendship
The contemplation of the beautiful and
pure give him no enjoyment; he shuns
the society of the virtuous and refined,
and finds no pleasure save in the in
diligence of his own depraved appetites.
1.-The dignity of man, the divinity of
knowledge, the dcsirableness of self Gull
ture, the unreasonable worth of the soul,
all these inspiring thoughts are lost to
him." His lifeis as aimless as the beasts !
His death is uncared for, bis requiem un-
sung.
Young man. shun the congregation Of
loafers! They pollute the very air with
their poisonous BREATH! Early make the
resolution
81 viii not waste my spring of youth
In idle dalliance. l viii plant rich seeds
To blossom in my manhood, and bear fruit
When l ana old"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-06
Foreclosure sale.

j. @. CHARLES,
A. BLAISDELL.
DY virtue of a Judgment and decree of Fore
b closure and sale 1.-THE above entitled ac-
fion rendered on the 2Sth day Of July. A. d.
1883. / shall Oh the 7th day Of February. A.
D. 1859. at . o'clock p. N. ON that day. er-
1os, for sale and : II t pubic yendre for cash
to the highest bidder, at the front Goor OF the
Court House in the City of Prescott and County
of Pierce, the following described mortgaged
premises. to wit; Let two ~ in Block A !;
Lots four ca five 80 and seven & in Block
@: Lots one e. three six (6) AMI eight (S)
in Block d Lots FIVE (5) and six go in Block
E: and the undivided half of Lots five Is and
nine (9) in Block d and the undivided half
of Lot one O. in Flock E; in David R.
Clark's addition 10 Diamond Bluff, together
with the undivided halt Of a parcel of land
living North Of Euoch Quimbeys addition TO
Hiamond Bluff, Being the same as decided by
Enoch Quimbey 10 David r. Clark. containing
six f0 acres more or less also all of the South
East Quarter of the North East quarter of sec
tion one I) IN Township twenty-five (25)
North If ',ange nineteen (l9) West; contain-
ing frty acres more or less in Pierce County.
Said sale will be made to satisfy the sum OF
six hundred and nine dollars and seventy cents.
and interest from the 2Sth day OF July A. d..
1853, besides costs and expenses of sale, dc.
JAMES H. EAMES, Sheriff.
P.V. WISE. Plaintiff s Aaorneg
Dated July 30th, 1858. ang4n7-Sm
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-06

red, is q great benefit This is, we be-
lieye, the only institution of the kind in
this part of the State, and the people
should show a proper appreciation Of its
advantages by doing all in their power to
help it along. Prof. WILcox, the prn-
clpal, is fine scholar, and IS every way
qualified to "teach the young mind how
to shoot"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-06

Rather Late.-An old Carolinian
once said; | was born the last day in the
year, the last day Of the manth, the last
day of the week, very late it tie day, aud
have always been behind hanl. | be-
lieye it would have been fifty do.lqrs in
my pocket if al not been born at ALL
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-06

Gallant.-A lady wished a seat. A
po:tly, handsome gentleman brought one
and seated her. ''Oh, you're jewel"
said she. "Oh, no. replied he, "l'm a
jeweler--I have just set the jewel."
Could there have been anything moro
gallant than that?
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-06
Entirely CureG.-One of ou

Entirely Cured.-One of our
c:tizns, who has been afflicted with Rheu
rnatism for several months, and aportion
of the time was obliged to 90 on crutches,
tried various remedies without effect, but
was induced to try Sloan's Ointment,
which gave immediate relief, and by the
use of two boxes, was entirely cured
,She5oygan Mercury.
See Sloan's adve; t:senent in another
column.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-06
THE JOURNAL.
4etal anS WisteIIaneons.
RIV Err FALLS
Wednesday, Oct. 6, 1853.
w Mr.. ]. NJ. Mckee is our authorize

E8 Mr.. j. NJ. MCKEE is our authorized
agent in Prescott, he will receive Inscriptions
and advertisements for the JOURNAL.
Mr.. WIN, H. Cocks is our authorized
agent in Hudson, he will receive subscriptions
and advertisements for the JOURNAL
All those indebted to rs will ind their bills
with HIM, also plenty of blank receipts which
he viii be pleased TO fill and furnish them.-&s
- For four dollars we will furnish the
JOURNAL, and the ATLANTIC MONTHLY one
year.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-06

IMPROVEMENTS AT RIVER FALLS
Will, attending the Fair last week, we
were surprised to fnl the place growing
so fast. We noticed as many as dozen
fine buildings put up during the past sea
son. The Congregat;onarchurch. we I'M
derstand is completed-it would be q
credit 20 any place. They have got a
wide-awake class ofpeople out there, who
understand Their advantages. and are
bound to
"Seize the instant by the forward top
With one of the neatest and smartest pc
pers in Northwestern Wisconsin, to keep
the world posted on its affairs, ana an en-
tcrpr;sing temperance population, River
Falls is bound to go ahead. The wills ky
shop started last summer has "dr;el up, "
the people not showing any desire to d
quor."-Presco1 transcript.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-06
Personal.-LurE has gone to Mad

Personal.-LurE has gone to Mad
ison, to attend the State Fair, and the
JOURNAL is in the hands of school BOYS,
whose time is limited. We would rec
commend to all all who are partial towards
: history, or romance, that they carefully
peruse the elegantly written story on
the first page of to-day's paper, and they
nj least, will be satisfied with this num-
Der.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-06
CHEAP! CHEAP!

WE mean the west GOETHE N. +. quster Of
w section /, town 20, range 10. ms IS
as good land as there is in the Kiniss ' az
ley, and will be sold at the lowespfcae iof me
ready John Davis" 1t l;essiaaf aiHs , ns:sau
Wa Ea'els IL sne En- f,4'sr arffculars you that
pr p.s ao manar al, ~ De Subscribe at tbe
Iars osr,er IA. TAYLOR.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-06
GoT,D PENS RE-POINTED

RICE 50 CENTS. Enclose the pen in
letter with cash or postage STAMPS and
Lv return mail you wiz receive the pen as
GOOD as new. Address. s.g
E. Elliot, Syracuse. n. 7,
ANY PAPER giving the above three insertions IS
.,,J ssodinc me a marked copy by mail. shall
immediately seceive one of my best pens.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-06
Total ASSETS,
LIABILITIES, being unadjusted losses
and those not due,

The foregoing statement. presents such a
view of the Conn anys position as must i'm
press the conviction on the minds Of all, of IFS
solvencv and healthy condition. The Gnsoasaet
of ats liabilities are less than Companies doing
so large and extensive a business generally
show-'H no long and large list Of unpaid losses,
asa set off against accumulations are seen here.
If, therefore, YOU want Insurance in a FIRST
Glass INsUnANcE CcstPANY, go 10 the Hoe
NIX INSURANCE COMPANY" through
any of its authorized \ gents and you wiz find
Just what you desiie,
P. V. WISE,
Agont for Prescott, IVis.
Also Al ont for Etna Insurance Co. and City
Insurance Co. Of Hartford. Conn, and United
States Life Insurance Co. of New York.
Losses FdiHs 1djnstcd ard Promptly Paid.
erten Der 1st, 1853. nl1-3m
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-06
55}larric6.

In this village, Oct, 4th, by Rev. A. Gibson,
Mr.. MATTHEW DIN, and Miss NARcEssA =.
BABcocK. both of Rush River, St. Croix Co,
W isconsin.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-06
HOUSE.
II. II. BYIS GTON, Prop'r.

TIVE GREENWOOD HOUSE has just
L been newlj furnished in the latest and
best style The proprietor flatters himself that
by strict atte1 ton to the wants ct his guests,
he can make their abode with him pleasant and
agreeable.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-06

RIVER FALLS AcADEMY.-This Insti-
tuition is in a more fiourishing condition
than ever before. The fall term which
commenced the early part of last month
opened with an unusual number of pupils,
and the cry is "still they come" Two
teachers are now employed besides the
Principal. There is an illustrative appa-
yat,, connected with the Academy, and
though not as complete as might be desi-
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-06

The Acadeny.-At meeting
held on Saturday evening last, it was
resolved to take immediate steps for the
speedy completion of the Academy. A
committee of three was appointed to
solicit subscriptions to defray the expen-
.ses of its completion. We understand
that there is no doubt of the requisite
amount being raised. and the building
being finished before the commencement
of the next term, The house when finish
ed, will be ample to accommodate all who
may wish to attend, and we hope the
neighboring towns will show their appre
citation of the Institution by sending a
large number of students The following
favorable notices we find in the Hudson
Chronicle and Prescott Transcript:
RIVER FALLS AcADEMv-We spent
leisure hour during the past week i'll Wis
iting this Institution, which we found in
a more fourishiRg condition than we had
anticipated The building answers pre-
sent purposes very well, and when the
upper portion is finished, which viii pro-
badly be this fall, the accommodation will
be ample for two hundred students.
Prof. Wilcox is every ineh'' a teacher,
ani we Judge is devoting all his energies
to advance the interests of the Academy.
We found him engaged IN hearing reel
tation in Rhetoric, and were greatly de-
lighted with the skill with which he i'm
parted interest to this usually dry branch
OF learning. Tho other teachers-there
are, two others--we learn, are we'll quail
fed for tho positions they occupy. The
illustrative apparatus, though not very
extensive, has been selected with great
care, and is kept in admirable order,
As this is the only institution of the
kind in this part of the State. the people
of this village and vicinity ought to feel
nm interest in its prosperity. As for our
selves, we cheerfully commend it to those
of our young friends who desire advanta-
ges superior to those furnished by our
public and private schools.
-HsAs.~t-'- 'st
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-06
TITRNING AND SAVING MILL

rr,qE subscriber has on the South Fork ofthe
Enn;cE;nyic, a large and councillors shop
e. dome a Xxi IDS Of Mechanics work he VIII
be prepared to do all kinds OF Turning OF me
shortest notice. Also any kind OF Saving
Joines work 1op-
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-06
SLOAN's OINTMENT!

DOR Mildness, SAT tv, Certainty and Thor
IL opghncss, Sloan's Ointment excels. and is
rapidly superseding all other Ointinents and
Liniments for the cure Of the following disea-
SEES: 4e
Fresh Wounds, Calls of ali kinds. Cracked
Heels, Ring one, Pollevil, Wind-galls. Callus,
Spavine. Sweeney. Fstula, Foundered Feat.
Sand Cracks. Scratches or Grease, Mango, and
Horse Distempcr.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-06
The Condition Powder

Is composed principally of herbs and roots,
and may be given at al times and under all
circumstances with perfect safety. II has been
found, by long experience, to he highly usef'
in the cure Of tn. various diseases TO which
horses and cattle are subject, viz Distcmper,
Hide ounc. Loss of appetite, Inward Strains.
Yellow Water Inflammation of tie eye, Fa-
tigue from Hard Exercise; also rheumatism.
Commonly called the Stiff comp,aint.) 1t is
a S, safe and certain remedy for Coughs and
Colds 1t carries off all gross humors, and will
remove all inflammation and fever. purify the
blood. loosen the skin. cleanse the water and
strengthen every part of the body. One rack
age of the powders and box of the Ointment
will perfectly cure a recent Founder IN six or
eight days. without leaving the least effect i'll
the feet In Horse Distemper. they will alay
the fever and promote healthy termination OF
the disease One Powder AID part OF a tox
of the Ointment, will, in all cases, cure the
Horn Distemper in COW; two are sometimts
required for an or.