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IN A S III WILLIE:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 81. 1859
anExeeIIeut stove.

On the 10th of February last we republish-
ed from the st. Louis Democrat a notice of a
gas consuming coal cook stove which had
Just been introduced into that city. We are
gratiied to state that our enterprizing fellow
citizens MACKENZIE & MNcHIN have introduc
ed the same stove here. 1t is known as ''Ihe
Zropic." The ordinary coal cook stoves are
very troublesome On account OF the rapidly
with which the fines, &C., fiji with SCOT, and
are also a great drawback upon cleanliness.
"Tze Trortc" is so made as to aycid these seri-
Gus objections; and besides is more economi-
cal. recurring less fuel. That our readers
NAV have some idea of its arrangement, we
eopy the following description from the Phiia-
delphia Evening Journal:
AGRE.r IMPRovEMENT.-We examined yes
to-day a new gas burning cooking stove, which
Ia weil worth the attention Of all who are
Interested in household comforts and economy.
Its external appearance is that OF any ordina-
nv cooking stove, but by very simple ar
rang,mpnt il is made to accomplish all the
operations of cooking at much less expense
than any other stove or cooking apparatus a
portion of the top plate Is made double, the
lower portion being pierced win hoies'
TlFOuUn
previousIy heated to temperature OF
several hundred degrees, by which the gas IS
inaamed in numerous Jets, and their eomous-
t;on ia sufficient TO heat the oven, even II the
draft through the fire chamber Is entirely
closed.
In addition to the ordinary direct draft un-
der the gratis and through the lire chamber
the gas burner has an additional drait
through the top plates, which is of itself suf-
fntn nnFnhngfInn
draft not only consumes the gases, but II
belps to strengthen and preserve the centre
pieces. which are most exposed TO the direct
action Of the fire, and which are made o.
doubIe pieces riveted together in the mosl
s1bs .au iaI I'd durable m inner. by means
of this draft alone, all the operations OF cook
inp can be carried on when the fuel is bu
partiaIly ignitcd and the fuel consequently
burns more slowly and economically
Many experiments have been made TO COOL
by gas but. hitherto, they have all been un
satisfactory on account OF the expense OF the
gas which is used 1t has long been known
that a large portion of the fuel Is wasted II
our ordinary methods of using it, the uncon
euIned portions not only doing no good bu
positive harm by clOgging the hues with soot
filling the house with smoke, and destroyln!
the mortar of chimneys. The evils are al
avoided in the stove we have described. W.
were astenissled at noticing that, instead o
opening the draft. and urging the lire to IL
full force in order to bake, the ordinary draf
was entirely shut off and the only use t'
which the fire box was put, was a retort U
generate the gases.--PhiLa. Eoen. Journal.
Messrs. MACKENZIE * MNCHN have al
ready disposed of a number of these stoves
and we would advise all who desire frs
rate coal cook stove to call and examin
them.
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From Mexico.

New ORLEANS, April 26.-The steamer
Tennessee, with Vera Cruz dates Of the 22d.
and Mexico of the 18th has arrived. Mira
mon forced the lines of Ampudia and
Llare at Orizaba, and reached the Capital on
the 18th with diminished army. The Lib
erals were defeated and driven from Tacu-
baya and Chapultepec. losing 200 men. Mi
ramon is numbering peaceable Foreigner in
discriminatory. A formal protest has been
issued against the recognition of Juarez.
Consul Blacks exequatur has been with
drawn and be banished from the country.
Mazatlan has been captured by Pesquiera.
The English are threatening pacific posts, de-
handing payments, and the British Minister
insists on full payments of all claims The
Commanders at Vera Cruz are instructed to
demand million and a half from the Custom
House, and in case of a refusal to lombard
the City. Judrez has withdrawn the exc
quatur of the Spanish Consul.
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

ETE4RxsS. DR. KING formerly OF New York for
AE&xsA the last four years OF Louisville, Ken
lucky and who las devoted his attention to the
menI OF private diseases for so years. hAtters
himself, having attended 20 practice for many
years and cured so many thousands he is nsbed 90
cure all diseases OF private nature, matter how
bad they may be from lnjudcious medical treatment,
or from neglect Of their Or. Kings Dspcnsary
- No % Deaderick street, between Cherry and the
square, secohd story where he all diseases of
private nature
GoNoRRHRA cured without nauseious m diene or in
reference with business.
STRUCTURES Of old recent date, eiectually cured in
few days, by operation which causes no pain
Where a structure exists health cannot he enjoyed
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS with all the diseases OF the skin, growing
out OF neglect or bad treatment, be enectually
cured IN few days.
SEMINAL WKAKNIsSsParti ttentionhayin z been
given 70 this disease, and all .he consequences grow
ing out Of II, brought on IN many cases by the de-
structive habits Of inconsiderae Youths and
sive indulgence OF the passi neglect Of which will
undermine the constitution rence ing the subject UNIT
for busnessor society and causing premature Old age
Females who may be aboring with any difficulty OF
TIE Womb may restassured OF immediate relief
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case, with fee enclosed directed 20 DR. A King
No. % Deaderick street, Nashville Tenn will have
The necessary medicneseBt 10 their address with
Sessary directions. Strict secrecy observed once
hoursfrom o'cOckin the morning until in the eve.
ning may26-indAwly
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN At the meeting OF
this body, last night, the Police Com mittee
reported that they had expelled one of the
night watchmcn, Mr.. Crosthwait) on account
of his being intoxicated in single instance.
The bill to make the market hours from
O'Clock A. NJ. TO A. N. and the evening
market every Saturday from O'Clock till s,
from 1st April till LIST November, and from
2 TO O'Clock from LIST November till LIST
April, passed Sd reading and become a law.
The bill to provide for sprinkiing the
Streets on certain terms, passed third reading
and goes to the ComOn Council, and we deem
it unnecessary to make an item of its provi-
Sions.
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T0BACCO.-A good demand has prevailed in the
Tobacco market this week, and notwithstanding the
diminished stock lett by the large transactions Of last
week some 5000 hhds- have been sold, leo of which
at SC, 1O6 at 6c, So age, 81 at 514c, Is at
NC, 20 7c, II at LOG at Sc, IS at &c, IL at
s4sC, at 9zc, rs at 95Sc, so at 51zc, at y and
Sc, at exc, and the balance private terms.
The market has generally been Arm at the following
quotations:
Lugs, Factory 3%@4Z
Lugs, Painters 41505
Leaf Inferior to Common 51k@6
Leaf, Fair 6407
Leaf, Fine 71zOsH
Leaf, Choice, and selectson, SA@9K
SUGAR.-The demand has been good and with light
receipts, and lower and medium qualities have inn
proved IN prices, and about 5000 hhds. have been
sold during the week and the market closed at about
the following range of prices:
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Dutch Johns Experience.
BY TEE HAKp OF TOWER Hall.

Nine frow, in dis land Of der prave and der free,
Says, sShonny a shentleman vnen will yer be7''
gifts her enough Of der prefsets and kron.
Nit spek from der pigs What go roofing apoutj
j dresses her up in der calico hne,
Nit plenty OF stuff What is calpd crinoline;
But dunder and blixenl ief tempest she plows
Dat j. her dear Sbonny, Won't wear peuer clothes-
deIls her, "mine frow, OH Katrina, mine dear,
Ven take a pig mug OF der goOt lager beerf-
Yaw, two OF dem, tieb-hen; NIT one in each hand
Veil trnk der success OF our own Udter-ldnd:"
But syix - she VIII dell me, and turns up her nose
And VOWS she'll not trink Till puys peter clothes
No drop OF der lager she'll taste ofat all,
Till clothes l shall puy at der great Tower Hall.
Her mind wouldn't change NIT der krosa and der
She say dat mine arm shan't pc Rugged round her
neck
Except in der sleeve dat ish goot TO her eye;
Den points 20 der Tower What stands up on high,
Katrina, ] knows, vos not any TO plane
Her voice der voice Of mine heart vOs er same,
/ looks at mine duty and plain yos der way
Der wish OF mine frow vos ound to opeyi
I vent to der Tower, and speaks IN der Bard,
! delIs him Pm up, What der Yankees cali hard
The Bard pc a Yankee, init knife be did vhlttle,
And said dat der money, no madden how little,
Viii puy 10 a suit, dat isb peter nor worse
feels in mine pocket, and polls out mine purse,
And puys me suit; den leaves NIT bow,
And hurres right home TO mine dear little row
gifts her one kiss and say, 'LOok mine clothesi'
She reach out her claws, and she scratches mine
And says nit a s1uint, and a frown on her prov,
GLOW dare yer be kissin another mans frowr
III dell mine dear Shonny and ShOnny, / know,
Nit sword and NIT powder yer pTans out VII pow
Sh- runs for der poot-shack What lay on der shell,
Katrina - screams; sit is Shonny himsef!'
"Mine goodness, mine gracousn she say mita stare
ooh ShonByi nit shentemens clothes dat yer wear
| I makes der mistake when / scratches yer nose
con! peter as goot am der Tower Hall clothes!
III trnk init yer, ShOnny, for nice ish Ger cheer-
| Der very tine suit, and der goot lager bier
| Katrina sh happy-nO happier frow-
| For Shonny, mine dear, ish shentleman nowF
| NOTE-
| We trust and believe that the case il made out
Our wives with enough of the pretZeis and krOut,
| And crinoline, too, have an earnest desire
That partners for life should their persons azure
| In clothing from Bennet's-the cheapest and best
| Then haste, ev'ry husband, in such 10 invest;
| For wife will be happy The rament 10 see,
Ana y GU will, like 'sShonny - "shentleman" be-
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Arrival of the Circassia.

New YORK April 26.-The steamer Cir
cassia has arrived off Cape Race with Liver
pool dates of the 18th. Cotton sales of the
week $4,000 bales, of which Spectators
took 5000; and exporters $500 bales; lower
qualities declined !. Middling, qualities
declined LILO, closing quiz t; fair qualities I'M
changed; Orleans fair x; Mobile midling
3-l6; upland fair u; middling ID Stock at
Liverpool 4O7 900 bales, of which 34l, 600
bales are American.
Manchester adyices favorable, closing quiet
bat steady.
HAyRE-New Orleans tres ordmidre 1851
Bas lO2f Stock 10000. Bullion in the
Bank of England has decreased $4,000
pounds. Money generally unchanged.
News from the Continent continues threat
ming Congress negotiations are progressing
slowly.
Austria positively refuses to take part
without previous simultaneous disarming.
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r from the President of the United States
1T is FREE FROM POISON.

NEW YORK, October Ist 1855
Mr.. E LYoN-D"ar Sir: We have analysed and
tested your Magnetic Powders and ind them perfect
iy harmless To mankind and domestic anim-ls. but
certain death when inhaled by brgs and insects
JANIS r. Chiffon, NJ D., Chemist.
LAURANCE REID, Prof. Chemistry " Y Hos
Mr.. John l.. Rome, Superintendent Of the New
York Hospital says, she has expelled all the bugs
ants, reaches, moths, 6c, with Lyons Powder, and
finds it Of immense value"
Every gardener and housekeeper must have a di-
rect interest article Of this kind Reference can
be made to the Astor ST Nicholas and Metropolitan
Hotels; to Judge Meigs, President Of the American
Institute; James Gordon Bennett, Gen. Winfield Scott
Cyrus W. Field, L. NJ. Pe1se Of the Five Points Mis-
sion &c, &c Judge Meigs says, 'Ths discovery OF
Prof Lyon is Of national importance. The farmers
Club have tested il thoroughly II will destroy To-
Gusts grasshopPers, ants, moths, bugs all YER
min Garden plants can be preserved, and houses
made pure"
Arrangements now made through Messrs
BARNES PARK, Of New York, TO have il SOLD
throughout the world. Many worthless limitations
are advertised. BE cautiousi
"NEw YoRK, November sth, 1855
'In retiring from business have sold all my In
sect Powders ana Pills. Letters Patent and the Sc
crets pertaining thereto, Messrs. Barnes 4 Park
This powder is a discovery made by myself, and
brought from the interior Of Asia = unknown q
any other persons The genuine and effective article
is put up in tin canisters, aud will continue bear
my name sc LYON
Rats and mice cannot be reached by powder
and are killed by Magnetic PILL order them
through any merchant.
It's lyons Powder kiIls,insecis in tree,
But Lyons Pills mixed for rats and mice.
sample Fssks rs cents; regular siz-s SO cents and
800. Follow directions. Use freely and Thorough
ly. .. sr-ar. BARNES 4 PARK.
aprl4-tmdwtw. Is and Is Park Row, n. York.
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From Utah.

LEAyESwoRTH. April 25.-The Utah mail
represents affairs in that Territory, as having
a very threatening aspect.
The Federal Court cannot administer
justice.
The Grand Jury refused to find bills and
used other means to screen the murderers of
Potter and Forbes. Judge Cradlebaugh dis
charged the Grand and Traverse Juries.
A thousand men moved from Camp Floyd,
and encamped near Provo.
Gov Cummings has issued approximation,
taking ground with the Mormon sentiment.
1t is not stated whether Cummings is open
to charge of completely with the Mormon
Theocraey.
There is much bad feeling between the
troops and Mormons, and a collision is i'm
minent.
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MOlASStS-Ihe receipts nave not equaHeu the
demand, and prices have improved. The sales during
the week embrace some 5000 bbls., mostly at S2lD
2 gallon Tor Prime and Choice reboiled, and so
C932c. Ordinary and FermenIing. Half bbls.
have sold slowly at 33a236c q gallon.
COtFEE.-With a fair demand and prices tending
upward. The sales of the week embrace some 49,
900 bags at l01 9l01zc for Ordinary, 10<9ll1c for
Fair 10 Good Fair, and ll1z9l2c. p tb. for Prime
nd Choice. The stock on hand last evening was
about % 900 bags.
SALT-Hoiders have been asking higher rates,
and early the week noticed sales Of several
cargoes embracing some 46 900 sacks at SoS1e. for
Coarse afOat, SIC. in store, and S59S6c p sack for
Assorted. Also, - 900 bushels Marsala at 20c. p
bgshel The transactions of the last two days have
1000 Assorted all private terms, and SSS5 sacks
Assorted afoat at Sec. 2 sack cash. The rates for
lots from second hands have advanced To 9oc- for
Coarse, 81 05Dsl 10 for Fine at the warehouse,
and csc 9Sl for Coarse, and 81 l0GSl is 2 sack for
Fine delivered free of drayage. There is little LETT
unsold to arrive and prices still on the advance.
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PICcoLoMINI IN NAsHvILLE.-lt is rumored
that this dear dainty little song-bird does not
design to slight eur city, ana will, perhaps
at very early date, visit us. The report
may be incorrect, and should she fail to
appear, we advise each one Of our music low
ing citizens, as an alienation Of their disap-
pointment, to go to BARNEs's, corner Cedar
and Cherry streets and procure one of those
light and beautiful Piceolomini Hats. He
has the most superb selections of gentlemen's
hats and sells at lower figures than any
house west. Go and see him. everybody.
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Foreign per Steamer City of WASH
inSIOn.

New YORK, April 25.-Austria proposed
and the other powers assented to the stimuli
taneous disarming before the peace Congress
meets The English Ministers being pressed,
promised to give a statement of European
afflirs by the fifteenth. Parliament will
probably be dissolved in about a week. The
House of Commons rejected the resolution in
favor of the ballot by three majority.
FRANCE.-1he MOniter publishes another
official article to conciliate the German Pow
ers, repudiating the idea of interfering with
their independence. War-like rumors con-
tinue to circulate from Paris. The Bourse
was buoyant on the 18th. Three-per-cents
closed at 6S francs.
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The Hox EDWARD EvERErr AND LOTTERIES.
In his eloquent discourse on the career and
character of Thomas Downes, the Hon. Ed
ward Everett, mentions the interesting fact
that the subject OF his eulogy drew prize in
a London lottery. which enabled him 20 lay
the foundation OF his fortunes, or which pro-
NOTED them in an extraordinary degree, In
the onslaught upon lotteries. il is well 10 note
this fact; and, particularly, 10 remind our
readers that by sending $40, IS or s2i 10
Wood, Eddy q Co, Wilmington, Delaware, or
Augusta, Georgia, they viii receive 10 return
ticket in their legalized lottery. which, II
successful, will win the prize Of $4,000. or
its proportion.
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MUSTANG LINIMENT.

as Ring bone, Gall, Scratches, SPAWN, Poll Evil
eney, HoOf-ail, &c, are subdued and cured
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River and steamboat News.

ARRIVED.
April 25.-Jas. Raymond, Paducah.
26.-Tempest, Louisville.
DEPARTED.
Cuba, Paducah.
DIR. Robertson, do.
Shenango, st. Louis.
Lightfoot Cincinnati.
The river is falling slowly with about feet
water on the shoals.
The J,s,es Johnson did not get up so early
yesterday as WAS expected, consequently she
did not leave as advertised. She departs to-
day.
The EHe came up yesterday with her guards
in the water with freight from the Jas. John
son.
'Tbe Jas johnson arrived a few minutes
after the Ella with about three hundred tons
aboard of her She will leave for New Or
leans this eveHiug at 4 O'Clock without fail.
To her attentive and obliging clerks We are
under obligations FOR river favors, aud 10 DR..
SHAW we are indebted for ''distinguished con
siderationsr The Johnson stands pre-eminent
for her atientiye aud considerable officers, and
richly deserves the high position she occupies
In the estimation of shippers aud passengers.
Long may she continue in favo- aud ever
prove successful institution.
The Tempest will leave for Louisville and
all way points this morning at 10 o'clock.
She is regular packet in the trade aud will
so through in quick time.
The R0cAeser will leave to-day for Pitts
burg and all way points at o'clock. She
is good boat and passengers for the ''Smoky
City, will ind excellent Accommodations on
her.
The N.T<,ane. loaded with railroad iron, was
expected last night
The ReiiGnee from Cincinnati did not arrive
yesterday. but was hourly expected last
night when we left the wharf.
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The members OF rrabue Lodge, No, 10, /. o. o. F.,
and ulive Branch Encampment, No. 4, notified To
attend the Lodge room this morning at 10 O'Clock
for the purpos, OF attending the funeral Of de-
ceised brother, W. :. BUgNs.
All members II the order in good standing in the
city invited 10 participate ~th as. The Order
viii from the Hall &c the 81 amer James Johnsoa
whence the remains will be borne the grave.
BY order % the n, g.
c. BYRNE, Secretary.
NASHVILLE, April - 1889.
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pp telegraph.
rh. sf.EIa.r~s.I

WASHINGTON, April 25.-When Brady came
to the eleventh instruction which is sub
stantially, if the jury have any doubts as to
the homicide or as TO the sanity of Sickles,
he should be acquitted. The Judge inter
rupted him, saying that the court had already
decided SO in one case. Guilds closing ar
gument was interrupted by adjournment OF
the Court.
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photographs.
Melainotypes.
and Ambrotypes.

Al this house all pictures warranted 20 please OF
no charge Wil b. made.
We ~eaia especially Invite The community znd our
FRIENDS IA general Ia visit our great Hall % sortra
lure, shere pIeiafcz of tbe ceehrssed etstrs.
inca and tsvtn-S eaa be seen, viz lbs kxceaeney
President bachalsau, the VICE freslsent lis Exe-i
lesacy Gov. Jchnson, Hen- Case JshBsaa A v
hsosn, J. A. AcEweh. EpA- a. fozGrr. aud > tlssas-
znd oshefs q ceirhTty iiszhsps Pierce, EEy~naaEh
lAFly, Payne, h-soona, soai~, Aadrs~s, and Rev Dr
kasar, kc-. &c-
oaPles Il MS above s.a BE had a low price Al
aay uEne.
auFIz-lf
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NAsHyrrE. April ~ 1853.
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A staple Article.

We would call the attention Of our friends 90 the
Glowing:
HAvKkHItI, Mass, Feb. Z, 1887.
DKAR SIR Permit the pleasure OF ssAt.1g 10 you
The grat neaton have In vending, and the universal
favor HoogtASD's GERMAN BrTE<s meet with by nearly
every person Who has had occasion % their VIZ
tues IN this Vicinity This establishment has had
agency Of your Medicine since isSs. and safely
say there has been remedy placed before the pub
lie within the scope u my knowledge, thAi has met
50 mach general favoE and 20 worthliy tie Ger
man Rstrers ] hare no hesitation IN recommending
them 10 our customers, suffering with dseAses for
which they appropriate, feeling confident from
past sxperisooe that they wn do ali and svea more
than Is promised Of thean La Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint, defy sqsaL To DrnggiSts can re-
commend a. a a safe Investment, and 10 the pub
lie A. tFsly worthy remedy.
Very truly yours,
cHAs. \. EMERSON.
To Dr.. c. M. JAcEsox.
These Blazers can be had OF any Druggist or
dealer 10 mearines. IN The unitsd states, canadas,
West ladies', ssaah America, 81 rs per bot
tls- They prepared By he. c. y. JArksoa, AIS
Arch street, PhihaespAaa. Pa. and every eosus kAs
IA signature On the Wrapper zprt-in
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ICE.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

We are selling many arteses u hAtDwAkk.
'.being pArt u kDKA4s Ellis's last zFoaEsuss,'
al small sssanee on eosr foF Casa Oar knw sEock
shieh i bsins laAas eoaaplsls ~ daily Assassis
oar stfedacsd prices Coz eAsh q asgoslabis p@psr.
faa eaa sys lnoaey ~ hayMg yesr Hardware a.
"a Public square, kIEknAs . kaIs's Cd si4Ha fFsm
6sb2s-a kocALL co.
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Real Estate for Sale.

John ID. Goss vs.. Moses Singleton and others.
DY the dec zee Of the Supreme Court, made In the
ID above cause. at its december FERN, 1885 (t'e
money not having been pad as ordered shall sci
at the Court house door in Nashville,
Saturday, the 2sth day Of May next,
The one half OF Lot No ~, with the improvements
thereon, being the southern half thereof the same
purchased by Goss under Chancery Sale, reference
10 the deed OF Benz Luton Clerk Master dated 2sth
January, ls4l and registered IN the Registers Office
Of Davidson county IN Book No T. pages and g. viii
more feliy appear being same sold By said Goss %
the defendant. The property will be sold credit
of and years with Interest and without equity of
redemption Notes with good security required, and
lien retained til the pay OF the purchase
ey-rost of suit and Of the sale 10 be paid In cash
apr2O-td j. L. CLARK Clerk.
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IhE popularity of the Mexican Mustang
Llniment is co-extensive with the civilization of
the GLOBE Other articles claim aIueiGte pain and
dstress-this cures Family Physicians, Govern
ment Hospitals, Farriers, Planters Farmers, Livery
men, &c, have practically demonstrated this fact,
throughout the world. No article ever before re-
ceiVed such undivided praise and support from Med
ical and Scientific men,
RHEU MATISM,
OF years standing, has been totally cured. Piles
Ulcers Tumors, Running Sores. Scrofua, Stiff Joints
Feons, swellings, Burns, Bites, Boils, Chaps, Neu-
raigia' SAT- Rheum, and all aches and pains upon
man, and kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &c.
such as Ring bone GALL Scratches, SPAWN Poll Evil
sweeney, Hoofail, &c, are subdued and cured
by the