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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.

Iron The Mexican Extraordinary, June 10
T-r-n Guadasiara learn the prospects fair
sr an csry euc5unter oops OF the govern
meat those Of BlsDco and Degcado The govtrnment
cogrts ne ;oroe in GuadsA.rs coo ueu under CASA.
Us one Of The best OF Mexicos generals IL appears
COZ bfu the feoertlss Will be able 70 Obtain any sd-
vantage N that quarter u Their indifferent forces
From To,ucs learn mat ietcrs force, under Saoas
Iturhice WAS few dap since, IN ver Of the place. We
the government prepared tor the feierasts In
IFrom The Mexican Extraordinary, June i2l
Our recent letters from Gusdalsara represent the Sas
% JAo0 70 be In most distracted condition security
Coz lie prOpery ceased 10 exist In the language
Of our correspondent, "No man life property any
longer be considered sac. The FIRE Of ve1ssa8ce has
been fairly aroused IN to portion OF the republic. and tue
CRY FOR blood retaliation for blood ~ tongues
ali psrtsane. II Va nov rnsod-God knows when u viii
subsde for already, with thirty victims the feeling
or thirp for blood ssems 70 gro stronger every day
Our correspondent e ,or.,es upon The partisan lndgos
tor bot win the present excited condition Of public
opinion sould serve no beneaca purpose 70 give pub
lcry 20 these things
Tfom NE vera Cruz ire we hear Of nothing Of de.
cive character In Vera Cruz tss the fedsralsls sp
pear 70 be strong for the time being men and m oDey
ID even reported that they intend 70 pay TIE Jney
due o. the railroad enterprise Bet Vera Crsz and
this there has been some sermmAg ng bul no decided
or heavy battle has yet been fought In Tie small os
trc Of rascaa The goyernDeot has secgreo B mastery
over bfssnd forces under The banner Of tne con.
Trcn TIE Mexican Extraordinary, Ju1e as
In mild form have bad revival OF The street talk
about ooutrlbuiious Several foreigners have declined
payment Of The allotted 70 ihem and the govern
men bss rurssed tn course provided BY the decree o
ths 18Th May. Ia Of The embargoing Of Engisa
properly an arned fierce necessary 70 secure con
Isrce The governmsnt, re believe = determined 70
snfCrce the butons aEd m.y be fearot "a II VIC
leuce wA follow. We siacerely trus, that suon viii NOT
- the
Frou interior have nothrg Of great i'm pxsnoe
~ set sfvoss tie trooe n the federsks were 10 sight
o. cusdalsjsrs The oii al ioUrnsls state thn both
Bancsrtc and oosaoovs had sons out 70 NEE, their
mes A battle may therefore expected.
The scvicss from Ssn Luis favorable enough for
the governmeu, we excep, the illness Of OsO'los
whch al important 70 the cause Of the government 81
this time appears tha Lnaz A k Sill before the place
and be Intends 70 attach u the condition Of the Cim
snsndeg n CHEF VII give visor Of action 70 tie roD-
aersmea.
We have a. q IRON Ssg Lus Po'os 10 The Ioh. The
force uf s-dzls SUI rcuaced OF Stines Several re.
Q ti attles 81 .f N ne Sire iion Of Jasc0. No
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LEAvENwoRrH CIV, x. r. juno q, 1855.
III Ian. Er1nin1sior1 n Trlrrrnrr

The Lane Examination a, Lrirrence.
The examination Of Jim Lane al Laurence stu drags Ia
weary length along SO fr the evidence adduced places
the defendant In rather an awk yard situation The pro
eecuton have made strong case-the defence weak
That lane determined aud fully prepared 10
shoot jenkins should he attempt encroach upon the
WELL cannot be denied by the warmest friends Of
the prisoner.
The question arises, Who bad most right 70 the claim
and 10 tie OF the well In question: Is true thu
lane fret fled his claim the land but he subsequently,
moved rem Douglas county, wherein is situated, and
took up his residence In DonIphau county HIS re-
moval 10 DJaiphan county for political ends.
The move proving q failure he again proceed.
ed 10 Douglas county and asserted his right
10 the abandoned claim. Col. jenkins, who setab
lsbed himself on ihe clam during The absence Of is tor
session OF the land The claim bal 70 be vsus
BILE and was not 70 be lost without hard sugse
least thought Lane. The matter bcfove the Land
Office at Iecompton, but there IL decided that Col
jenkins he'd legal possession OF the Land Lane stu deter
,,,,oo :, xsSbing,o set,og fob H. ,rieys"ess and
pray ing the transfer Of the patent N jenkins might
be delayed in order that he might have an oppor-ntg Of
testing bis claim fully II was while these legal pro
oeedngs pending that the enc)unior took place be
tween tbe contestants which resulted so fa1ay 20 Ooh
Jeskins
The general opinion here seems 10 be that Lsze will
evcotoaily escape punishment His political friends will
work hssd for him. and no MISTER what grade 81 man
slaughter The may assume IL Is very probable that
Lane vii ret OF WITH Comparatively sigat paasn neni
such seems 10 be the genera impression througnos tn9
Territory.
No later news has been received from Fort Scott since
last wrote abou the condition OF Affairs in that neghbp
hood but s altogether likely that the DOL sensible aud
determined action of Governor Denver has by tns time
served 70 put end 70 the troubles. rso compsnios OF
United Stso troops arrived here yesterdsg ron Fort
Scott on their way 70 the fort here Oh n sho rs evidently
tna matters alresdy sssumu e more pesoeful atu
do thar even the mos saugune could have looked for
JACK Henderson IN town yesterday on hts way %
Nebraska CITY there 70 all some situation offered him IN
the Land ONCE
Captain Van Welt Qusrtermas,er q, the fort sivertses
for large quantities o hey and grs1 70 be forwsrded 70
Ulsh. ibis books As II the not yet ended
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Tn. New Minister os the Interior OF France.

Irrcm thngnan OF fhrts, June I'LL
Dciange, the Minister Of Interior has passed
through distinguished career the bar on ths
bench. Having been named Advocate General OF tho
Court ~ Csson In 1872 he showed In that high post the
greatest surcrority. later periop NJ Dcsnge entcr
ed on political ifs Having been elected deputy by tho
do-,-trent Of the Nievre, which Dupin he
took bs seat the benches OF the conservative party
The revolution Of lsts found him at the head OF par
quet ~ Paris He abandoned his scat when NJ Cramicux
became Minister Of Justice and caused himself 10 be
inscribed on the list OF the order practising bsvrser
When tne Courc, Of state organized after "a q
December NJ Dearele called " President Of The
section Of the Interior The functions OF Precursor Gene
raj M the Court of Usssstion becoming vacant by tho
ssnsiion Of NJ Dupn that elevated and dcult post do
voved ON N. Deiangie. Afterwards, whom n. Troploug
replaced Count Portals at the head o the Court OF CAa
ton he left 10 NJ Desngie the the fret prcsdcnhp of
the Imperial Court which he had himself inherited from
Baron seguer. W. Deaneie also raised 70 the dignity
~ senator AZ the head OF the Imperial Court OF Paris,
Deisrfe proved himsel 10 be worthy on bis lnstrous
predecessors. Likewise, ~ President OF tho Municipal
Council of the department Of the Seine, be has always
shown hin self the and viesnt guardian Of all the
municipal interests The last named situation IL
cant IN consequences of NJ Delsnge's promotion.
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Ms CusHwAN announced 10 make her last appearances
NJ Nbio's evening m the character Of Lady resze
tho tscheoi for Scandal Mesers Placide, Davenport,
plate o, Broupham and Gilbert are in the cast Such
array Of talent has seldom been seen in this comedy.
Mr.. vcREaS BUCHANAN has prepared a somewhat novel
entertainment for his benefit at the Bowery tonight.
Mcssrs w. EDDY, r. Johnston and himself 10 altey-
nsiely represent the leading PARTS 10 "Damon ami Py-
thiss." Mr.. y. 10 also 70 play IN the "Aposisie."
AMERICAN Nusxus -rhe fsvorite play OF "Jessie whw-
ton, or the Traitors laughter WILL doubtless, Afford
great pleasure 70 all who visit the Museum this
The "postmsn and his Dog and the GOOD fr Nothing,
are 70 be performed in the evening.
NEGRO MrSsrREisy The patrons Of this very popular
description OF amusement viii find that unusually Hno
programmes have been arranged by the different mana
gers for this evening The closing pieces 70 consist
Of the panoramic farce a Woods the "Bob Ridley Fest
valn a, Brysnts, and the "Bou Ton Assembly, Mot
Peel's
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On the 18th inst the government took on themselves to
embargo, by armed force " toe following foreign
Iohse, Miguel shloesiog Co, Nsge calson under the
American protection, aud several OF French
men, hexisans and Spanish Though they been pub
hcy robbed by tue Revolutionary government Of the
gambler zuoaga they have sent the passports Nessrs
Loose CaEson schloesng Nagei and others 70 leave the
American Minister has asked for his passport wnsn be
lieye There Il cou Ut gen.
tiemen q passports for know IL " be So
We every cay pect break this city by the ip
erAi party; 90, Messrs. Zuossa Eguero and other
hesss are no. safe Santa Anna party h working very
hard but don think they will get Anything: ne Lbe
raj party which has been the sud lawful party
ls24, must and shall conquer the only decent party
Ia tbs country. The conservative party Ii dirty and
ike all tier acts; they not the ones 70 come
forward sad 90 anything Straightforward, but AL they do
M Charles otwsy her Britannia MAiesys Minister
this city hss received an official despatch from the Con
a a.. u,.ar nsa ssss9 ~ I've rnyIsn nsrcns,s ~
give him asout sls 900 $40 ooo but not navog that
sum- they ordered 70 march %, OF tue civ win guns
on their shoulders II nranon's Intention W make
them gh, sganst the liberal party but fortunately they
were able 10 raise . large sum "a money In LUIS,
70 give hramcn get tnose gents back homes
II ssi1 tina, the Eogfso MISTER demanded OF
Zuioaxx government the recall OF the chief, Mrsmon.
ne peroons fear that al the abuses comitted oy tnis
revolutionary party may with otnef countries
usst beg call your attention I, this observation,
that tnibs sad scout those abuses committed by
stabd that By the legal govern nept of Mexico but
By revoluon.ry party vno have possession u the city
EeNiCo tDrce otner small Citier, A01 Sno
are acknowledged Recognized by ihe majority ~
the couetry-I may say by not than 10 ten.
ua<e tH ohtrvsou 80 thai whes you will be 40 gno1 es
20 have this letter published IN popular paper you
nay sso make the observation, tnst tue world
mas Der the fesGer; OF the republic M JuArez,
wro q Dow in Vera Cruz.
News has reached this city today from Gu,iaaia-r,
TIA 3aDcos bad taken that y, with much
oss 90 bo;n soes Ecnssgsrsy anoiner dzbi
gusftg's troops in vbicn oe of very esfy. This
fRht tOog place Lalapa am another Orizava
Erhssraray expected 70 have arrived 10 Puebs with fe
t-oop~. ten Aiveez, from Acapulco, Is marching on
very RAPIDLY N ths ely. The liberal party from Morcs
tsye marched on 10 Touca, the result Of which V not
We
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DoUGIe DEMOCRAT REruDIarED-The Hon. John u
DAVIS Dcuehs dc nocrst, OF the Seventh Indians Con
sressona district, repuiated BY the OooeressiJns
Convention Of the democracy Of his ds'c, the other na
lido probability is tnas be will be taSsn ~ ~ tne repuo
leans.
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steam i02kio Ainoflct ioski o5s
The English have als, sixty three gunbosts constant
uvo varying from city 10 eighty horse power, and each
mounted With four guns The total number OF guns 10
these waters al this time Ia l5l-n hisal nations are
included
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DEcrsEs Col Geo W. Has ypenay declines 10 Be q
candidate Tor Comptroller o. ihs safe Treasury Of OHIO
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very nadequsely carried out by them, must be con
fsesed powerles by itsef ~ all like Conventions
ana besides has served preext for the exoes
ees which America complains with much energy and
TPrcm the Journal du Havre OF June Ill
What appears moet clearly from those pretended expla
paops ia that the and the Cabinet have
darkness the true object OF the quarrel that the Eo
leh people shoud understand anything OF the forth
comirg denouerar II remains now to be seen whether
the Cabinet at Washington will lend itself to that ambgu
ity General Cass letter Mr. Dallas is far from ndi
eating he Gill be willing TO favor such hoous p"oss,
which Is truly Unworthy Of the two branches OF me grees
Anglo. Saxon family
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-13

REpoRr or THE SENATE COMMITTEE rpoS THE
WALKER SEIZURE. --'rhh Washington Union
of the 26th publishes the report Of the Com
mittcc on Foreign Relations on the special
message Of the President in relation to the
seizure of Walkers expedition The report
occupies four columns Of the Union, and
amounts TO nothing more than labored at
tempt to prove the expedition unlawful. 1t
concludes in the following manner:
The committee, on full consideration, do not
sec that any amendment is required to the law
Of 1918, so far as power is concerned to ar
rest on the high seas They find such power
necessarily implied by the terms Of the sth
section. Bnt. inaSmnch as that law may be
made more efficient by some proper provisions
for bringing offenders against it to trial. who
after arrest hcvond the territorial jurisdiction
Of the United Stains arn brought back TO the
country they report bill for That purpose
They recommend, in addition, the adoption
Of the following resolutions:
Rcso're9, That no further provisions of law
nre necessary to confer authority on the Pres-
dent to cansc arrests and. seizures to be made
on the high seas for offenses committed against
the act entitled "An act in addition to the
'act for the punishment of certain crimes
against the United States md to repeal the
acts therein mentioned approved April 20,
1878
ReGo'red, That the place where William
Walk"r and his forces were arrested being
withont the jurisdiction Of t." United States,
their arrest wnS without warrant Of law
Bnt in view Of ~" circumstances attending
IT, nnd is result IN liking aw1v from the ter
rifory Of . State N unity with the United
Stat"s American citizou> who were there with
hostile intent i may not call for further CEN
sure than nS il mght hereafter be drawn into
precedent, if suffered topass without remark.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-13
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS! !!

T'iiE UNDERSIGNED are nov receiving by almost
| every trip of the cars from the various northern
markets lot of their new stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
aud expect the same to be- larger this season and
more carefully selected than any stock Of merehan-
dzc cycr brought to this market.
Thy expect to have their entire stock completed
ly tlr middle of this month, ami would olr tl" FOL
lowing inducement- fora continuance Of III" vrrv
liberal patronage Of the community At mrgn te.,' j:
Low PRICES PROPER ATTE*TIiN G99N
FASlIlONABLEANp WAREANTABLE ART naI-.
They do not deem il necessary - mruf lIr
Of the articles To b. found IN Their we'll oH8.
iubli.hmcnt hr adding that their usually la'1 A
is .til increased in quality and variety.
Call at the old stand and sat sly yourselves.
sept II, 1857 A. LEVI, BLOOM Y Co
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-13

"FrGrvE SLAVES" All THE NoRTH.--The
Northern people seem, at last, to be arriving
at the conclusion that they have too frequent
ly been made the dupcs Of pretended fugitive
slaves" Hear the New York Tribune, which
has 50 long been eagerly swallowing every RI
dirnlous story set ahoat by fugitive slaves. It
says:
The trade or profession of a fugitive from
slavery has proved so lucrative that quite
number of black and copper-colored sconndres
are prosecuting il on speculation, some of them
I'VE think in partnership with white villains,
who colrohOrate their lies and share their
gains We very often receive letters narrating
the arrival H. this or that Northern ncighbor-
hood of an alleged fugitive, who tells long and
startling yarns ahout his escape from bondage
in some heroic or wonderful way his arrival in
this city, what was said to and done for him
here by 50 and So &c,--much of which we
happen TO know to be utterly false One Of
these black vagabonds has pretended in va
riouS places to have been the slayn of the Hon.
john B. Thompson, United States Senator
from Kentucky and has sometimes added that
he WIS lcfthanded son or nephew Of that
: nl'Or
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-13

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HANiNG been appointed Administrator of tn rs.
IL tate of Matthias &. Mlls, deceased, all persons
having claims are requested to present them duly
authenticated and 1ll those indebted. will hc rcuui.
red to settle aud pay up without delay. Either may
be done 30 me AT my Office No. ~ Canal street, New
Orleans or 10 +. lIardcsiy, Es1r.. Clinton. la.
Clinton June 22. 1851 G.. s. HAWKINS.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-13

f.T~ 'f3.S is my home 7" cried little one,
e. nral boy of four summers, as fresh and
rosy he came in from school, at the close of
short winter afternoon.
Indeed little Willie" said his mothers
visitor chow is it? Suppose you go out on
the sidewalk, and try the next door suppose
you step into thc entry, throw of your little
sack os you have here aud proceed to the par
lor--woudn't that be yonr home"
"No indeed, ]" sail Willie, 'that wouldn't be
itn
"But tell me why not y
Willie had never thought of this, He
pansod for moment, then directing his eyes
to where his mother sci wing, hercpied with
an earnest gesture
"Shc Htcs hrre ~
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-13
NO. 40.
Jbs fsIitiana 1emotrat.
7 L Il VI 5.

DOLLARS per year payable
IA advance. FotR. If not paid within six months.
aud FIVE. ifno paid before the close of the year.
ADVERTISING. Advertisements Inserted at One
Dollar per Square. Of lines. or less for the first
insertion aid Fifty cents for each subsequent one.
Iyut iaaal AID bushes. Cards not exceeding six
0. ln a.. months TEN Dollars. ADVERTISE
marked with sue nuinpu # insertions,
&'tl H. asserted until forbid.
iArENr MEDICINES. Thirty dollars per half column,
p.r year and none Of efeatcr length inserted.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE TEN DOLLARS,
payable IN advance.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-13
NOTICE.

DY virtue oi a resolution of the Boa.i of Trustees
ID of thr Silliman Female COLLEGIATE Institute. in
Clinton. Louisiana hereby g;y notice to The stock.
holders thereof who hay" not paid mp lcr tull sub
scripton for stock, ,nat five dollars per share i. re-
1nestcd to be paid 10 The Treasurer Of said Board
within siatv days from this notice aud i've dollars d
share every thirty days thereafter until the whole
amount Is paid in.
BYTIlLIL HAYNES Secretary.
Clinton Ta.. July j. 1857.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-13
WI\ESl WINES

Ey sibSECK X Co.'S CHAMPAGNE Spark ng On
III taaba, and Claret Wines. just received nj the
Dru- :, ore OF NORH 3OD 'iILDiN
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-13
LEMON SYRUP.

MADE rom The fruit fresh supply. Just receiv
vi ID AID lor -ae nj th Drug Store Of
my il NORWOOD TlLD0S.
10n vi fphate Of Quniae, just received and
s)ljtj for AL by !. y LEMON
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-13
IMPROVED POTASH IN CANS.
TIE CRISIS.

I HAVE OK HAND \ GOOD assortment Of prngi.-
J. ions and groceries. which am very olyiou, 20
Close and Ipr the cash. Purchasers having M money
to pdy, will be able topurehase Of me at loH pricr..
\ large lot Of Flour on consignment for sale chgp,
oct 81 l5j7 j. G. D'ARMBAb.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-13
AG EN- rs.

The following named persons our authorized
agents 70 collect monies due to, and receive subscrp
toas 70, the " DGMGcRhr."
ARTHUR MCKENNA. Jackson La.
X. CHICK. Port Hudson.
JNllN a. McllIGll Plains Store
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-13
NOTICE..

IL PERSONS INDEBTED to the firm Of Mills
IA Il CtEyEtANp. and MmiA. CLEVELAND & Co, are
hereby notified uGt to pay or in any other manner
qudntr said indebtedness with Gilbert ;. Hawkins
- the administrator Df N. q MILLS ~ he ii not H.
gally authorized tp receive ihr same. and such pay
ment. VIII not be recognized bY me, a4 the surviving
partner TO aid cone rn.
-ppt gG. lsjT a. y. GLEN ELAND.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-13
PLANTATION FOR SALE.


rNilh INDEESIG NED OFFERS For SALE. hia
! Plantation on Black Crock. ten mlc- south VI
Jack.pn sixteen miles ,on west Of Clinton. and nine
mil,- di-inn, trom Port Hudson Louisiana. contain
ng abppt sixteen handr"d aBd twenty-five acres
700 arrrs OF which arrrrarcd
HE WILL Also SELL.
With said Tract Of Land, one huudrcd aud lty larns
Of Citizens Bank Stock.
Also:
The -tocI, of Hog, Cattle. and sheep: farming uten
si!- aid Blacksmith fools.
ALSO:
l.. glt ul tn.i Mules. ald tTo or three wagons
HE Will. ALSO
funi,h on the place, Corn at 80 cent PER bushcl.
and Fodder ~ - cent, per bundr i pounds
1hi. plantation Is il ligh state Of cultivation.
g j 900 acres Of the lad has been recently cleared.
II hus sixteen negro house. with brck chnnrys
trick blacksmith shop also. conmnd pug stables
nd barns: ucw gin stand with 80 saws. Il d noe
cotton pf"-- Il woll aud ci.t.Tn: be.idr- tw" '.,
ponds ut Water about cght .t dorr .h ch ea. ..a
an ample afply NJ water iag .tuck through III
tire year
Mi plantation will be sold on Tie most H. ...
run " M iim". Those wishing N purchase viii
Ny ~ ne NJ my piae" on the AtclniaIayu. ii,auU
+. o. or 10 II! agent, y. c, IIAaprF, Clinton, la.
Hor2s ROBERT PERRY.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-13
HORSES! MULES !! HORSES !

VlIE UNDERSIGNED have n fine lot of Carriage
l Horses. saddle Horses and about twenty y-liye
head o Mules, which they offer at reasonable prices
Persons desirons Of purchasing can examine the
Horses and Mules nj Clnrk's stable or by calling on
the subscribers at Evans Whites Hotel
nn@. - 1877. HAYS 4 LOVE
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-13

E9B~The man who conrted investigation, is
Of the opinion, that it isn't half as good as an
attectonote girl
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Spffial Hotties.
Rock CITY Mills.
The following complimentary notice is tax.

The following complimentary notice is tax
en- from the Missouri Democrat:
IMMENSE AMOUNT OF SUFFERING RELIEVED
BY TAKING MCLEAN S STRENGTHENING CORDIAL.
Since the 18th of August, the following
cases have been reported cured
los persons have been cured of General
Debility; 68 persons have been cured of Ner-
vous Debility; rs persons have been cured
of diseases of the Kidneys; los persons
who have been afflicted with various COM
plants, Fever, Chronic Diarrhea, Dysentery,
Liver complaints, Night Sweats, Dyspepsia,
and Weakness of the Digestive Organs, have
been cured, besides a large number from
whom we have not yet heard.
McLean's Strengthening Cordial and Blood
Purifier is remedy required by every one
in the Western and Southern country. 1t is
very pleasant and agreeable to take, and it
can be taken by man, woman or child.
As diuretc, it will cure any disease of
the Kidneys or Bladder, and as an Alternative,
it will purify the blood, and remove all PIN
pies, sores or blotches from the skin.
Try it-one drachm is sufficient to convince
the most sceptical of its wonderful strengthen
ing and nvigorating properties.
See the advertisement in another column.
may l0-2w
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Save your Horses.

awe take great pleasure in recommending the Mex
lean Mustang Liniment a valuable and indispensa-
BILE article for Sprans, Sores, Scratches Calls
Horses. Our have used it for severe Burns
Bruises, Sores, Stiff Joints and Rheumatic Pains and
all say it acts like magic. We other liniment
J. W. HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Harnden & Wells, Fargo
Co. Is Express"
Gentlemen;-''I had a negro man worth 81 200 who
took cold from Il bad hurt and useless for over
one year; had used everything could hear of with
out benefit, until tried the Mustang Liniment II has
perfectly cured him, and can now take the above
price for him. Respectfully yours,
JAMES TORRANCE.
Every Planter, Teamster and Family should have
this invaluable article. Sold by all respectable deal
ers everywhere Beware of any other .Bragg's Lin
iment." II is base imitation.
BARNES n PARK, Proprietors,
may6-lmw NelO York