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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-16
MONDAY MORNING, -: APRIL le, 1876
"AHEAD OF THE MAILs."-

"AHEAD OF THE MAILs."-The Goza1e has a
correspondent who writes over the 81 gnature
of "SUB Rosa" SUB RosA,s Object in be-
coming a correspondent of the Gdzese (let US
hope the arrangement is merely temporary
is to complain Of the city papers for saying
that they are indebted to ToM, DICK, or HAIR
RY for newspapers an adUance Of the niqiLs. SUB
Rosa thinks that such styles of remark are
unjust 10 the mail contractors, and to the
post Office department generally. He goes
on to tell how it happens Gas it does every
day. that the Express Messengers contrive to
come in with the papers ehead OF the mails.
The publishers, says be, print few copies of
their papers for the Express in advance of
their regular hour for going to press. and do
not get the rest of them worked off until the
mails have been closed. Well, If they do,
suppose they do? Is that any of our business?
So far as the led returns we have received
up TO the hour of going to press will enable
us to Judge, we don't think it is. We get the
Cincinnati papers by Express twelve hours
earlier than we get them by mail, and if, in
thanking the newsbCys for their favors, we
choose to mention the fact, we are utterly
unable TO discern with the naked eye what
right anybody has to grumble. Why does MT
SUB Rosa come or send around and grumble
at US for thanking the horticulturist for bring
ing US fruits and flowers through his conserv-
atory several weeks ahead of Spring? The
complaint would be about as reasonable as
that he has broken out with.
Did Mt the Postofice Department get mad
with somebody about Louisville last winter,
and by taking the mails from one route be-
tween that city and Cincinnati and giving
the contract to another, throw them about
twelve hours behind the regular time? Such
is said to have been the case. But if it was
not, SUB Rosa (who is no doubt a very clev-
er fellow, though little too particular about
small mattcrs) is hereby granted the privil-
ege Of saying so through the columns of the
PATRIOT
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-16

Track-laying on the MOBILE and Ohio Rail
road HIS been commenced NOrthwards from
Okalona, Miss, and the contractors are con-
fdcnt ia heing able to reach COrinth by Let
January. lS6O.-MoJiie AdUerfiSer.
By the completion of this road to Coriuth,
the travel between the North and South will
have shorter route through this place to
both sections than at present.
We understand that the Tennessee & Ala
bama road will be extended in the direction
Of CORN. h and form direct connection be-
tween this place aud Mobile. We rejoice to
see this road gives evidence of being con-
structed to its contemplated original con-
ucctions, for by it. this place is made point
on the great highway between the chief cities
of the South and North.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-16

CONCERT OF THE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY
From the announcement in another column
it will BE- seen that grand concert will be
given at Odd Fellows Hall tomorrow even
ing. by the Philharmonic Society, assisted by
Mile MARIE De RoODE, Mr.. C. II. w. Bent.
and several other professional and ameteur
musicians of distinguished ability. This
will be one Of the most attractive concerts
of The Society, and viii icall together more
of the beauty and intelligence of the city
than are 0ften seen in one assemblage.
We arr requested TO say that en additional
number of seats will be placed in the Hall,
that none will be- compelled to stand daring
the concert, as some were on former occa-
Sinu
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-16

Es- We are accustomed TO hear the soil
of Middle Tennessee called fertile, and TO
hear our farmers praised for their skill and
success in culiivating the ground, and more
than this. TO hear Boosting about our indie
pendeuce and the like.
Now what does it all amount to. il we
must import from the North and give 10
cents head for cabbage only three inches
in diameter, 40 cents peck for greens, and
Il dollar per hundred for wheat straw, with
which 10 make beds for ourselves and our
imported horses. Don't we buy too import
cd hay and corn for our imported horses?
Our independence lies only in the snub of
the nose. It's vulgar TO work and to pro-
dHce anything for ourselves. Let the North
en- do that. Let us be quiet Our
money wouldn't think of going off to circu
late among those horrid aboitionists who
False us vegetables.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-16
From Frank LeSIie1s illustrated Newspaper, Net
York, July 90, 1859
Passing Notice.

The HoUsExEEPEEis FEIESD--sPAIDisG PkfPARE
GLuE-This admirable addition TO our standard mouse
hold economies will De hailed by all good house
wives as a boon long wished for but hitherto unat-
tanned spading's Prepared Glue is perfectly adapt
ed for those timely repairs 10 household wares, fur
uitnre cTockery and for fancy work thai Is almost
d. iIy demanded by the experience Of every house
keeper 1t Is chemically held in solution, will with
stand the action climate and time, retains its fall
strength, AMI put up in snug convenient bottle
with 4 brush, all for twenty-five cents. On being
applied the chemicals realty evaporste aud the glue
becomes Irm quickly, and adheres with the tenacity
Of the best cabinet makers glue. For wood, ieath
er or other articles where CINE used it s Just
the thing. We have tried II and speak by the card
In the country viii be Invaluable, and nobody ia
the city will think Of doing without it. I'm sPad-
ing desires 10 candidate for the Presidency
and his friends stick like lis giue he viii be sure Of
an eIec,ion apT3-2w
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The following is an extract of a private

The following is an extract of a private
letter from a gentleman in Washington to
the editor of the New York Times:
'.The results of the elections in Connect
icut and Rhode Island have called out no
rejoicing from either party in Washington.
The prevailing feeling there appears To be
one OF deep solemnity, in view of the mighty
interests involved in the great contest to
come off next Fall. have never witnessed
30 little desire to trife or make merry about
anytning.
The Republicans are for the most part re-
solved aud reckless. But the most inleili-
gent portion of The party in Washington
concur in the opinion that they must rally
on more conservative ground, as much for
the good of the country as TO insure them
any chance for success. MIR. Seward is the
most worried man | notice. His manner,
air, and conversation have entirely changed
since the recent elections"
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Sbprig's Sales.
Sherif,s Sale.

DY virtue of q IA directed and delivered from
Id the Honorable Chancery Court OF davidson
county. Tennessee, at It's November Term, 1859, l
will expose public sale TO the highest builder, for
cash tue Court House Yard, ia the City of Nash
yhle, Saturday, the 5th day Of May 1900, all lie
right, title claim interest estate, which Char les
E Il. Martin then had may have since acquired
and the following described: two negro slaves
ami three horses, to-wit: a namei Julius, aged
about forty two years, Of black comp xicn, and
Ned aged about thirty Eight years. of Dark complex
ion aud one sorrei, aud two bay horses, being levi
ed the property of Charles r. Ii. Martin to sat
isfy render ed in favor OF John h ieav es
c. aud III. 1or the &c, against Ed Lawrence and
Charles L. H. Ma tin. This, April 4th, 1861
JAMES ii. HINTON sheriff.
apr5--td. BY E. G. DRAKE, ID. Sheriff
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-16

Artemus Ward Among the SPfrffs.
Artemus Ward, the Snowman, recently Wis
tied Berlin Heights, and thus describes an
interview with the spirits there assembled:
Will here observe that Mrs. Ward is in
vaIerabIe womun-the pardner of my goys
and the shairer of my sorror. La my alb
sunce she watches my interest & things with
a Eagle Eye, and when return she welcums
me in a affectionafe stile Trooly il is with
US as it was with Mr.. and Mrs. Ingomar in
the play, to whit
soies with but single tha1t,
harts which beet as l.
My nabors indorsed me to attend Speret-
ooul Sircle at Squire Smiths When l ar
rove found the west rooEl full, ineludin all
the old mades in the village & all the long
barred fellers a4sed. When went in i was
salOoted with "hear Gums the benited man,"
shear Gums the unbeleeVer," .'hear Gums the
borey needed shoffer at TRUTH etsattery. ct
sattery. Seq / my trends its troo ime bear
and now Bring on your Sperrets- The cum
pany then drawed round the table and the
Sirkle kommenst TO go it.. They asked me if
thare was any body in the Sperret land
which would like to talk with. d i said if
bill Thompkins who was onst my partner in
the show bizness was sober j shonld like to
convarse with him a few periods. Is the
Sperret of William Thompkins present sed l
of the long haired chaps aud there was three
knox on tn table SEE William how goes
il? He sed he & John Bunion was travtlin
with side show in conneckshun with
Shakspeer, johnson & Co.'s consolerdated
menagery and circus. He sed old Bun
(meauing Mr. Bunion) stirred up the anermils
and ground the origin while he tended door.
Occashunly Mr.. BuniOn sung a comick song.
The circus was doin middin WELL Bill
Shakspeer had made hit with "Old Bob
Ridley" and Ben johnson was delitin the
peple by his trooly great acks of hOrseman-
seip without saddul or briddnl. SEE Will
liam kan WI pa me that Is dollers you me,
IL he sed no with of the most Tremendous
knox i experinsed. l then called for my
grandfather & turned that he was meatn
with fare success in the peenut biZnes &
liked it very well, altho the CLINT was ruth
er warm.
When the Sircle stopt they asked me what
thawt of it. SEE my trends i've bin in The
show bizness now going on to % years. You
dO~tlis believe the Sperret doctrin while
think its mkt Just so soon az man be-
comes regler out d. out Sperret rapper he
quits orr work, lets his hare gro all over his
face & commensir spuDgin his Twin. He
goZe round scarin the wimmin folks, d little
children d destroyin the piece of mind OF
every famerlee be enters. l must say the
regar professional Sperret rappers-them as
make bizines of it-air abowt the most Or
harvest set Of cusscs ever encountered IN
my life. So saying put on my surtoot and
went home.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-16
DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

HAk<, DR. KING formerly q New York FOR
Af>1 the last four years 81 Louisville, Ken
lucky ana who has evvtrd ATS aft-B;inn a. tn
ment private dfsca-cs tor svsr 20 years IeI
himself, having attrnfe to a ract tor "a auy
years, caIes th1astu - r - en- 81 he'd
ID cure All tiIseS-e> = privt- saturc, tier
hO~ bal IN ~ b. iru-n inii cI1us mei - treat
meut- or rom 49, ect # n r tlr- Kings
Dfspensary i 20 p l,. se~ street, beta CIrr-
~ aut the >Juar-, esl.i 81 ~ h all
diSctser Of pIiyats Mature
Go -osEaxs ourei Nth a1gscous medicines OF
interference with business
STETrTy<ss Il obi rrceIt cate, efecsualiy cured
In 4 lev dsys, By OPERATION which causes
pain hherea Structure esi & hestth csanet be
enJOyet- Perh8p, ~ ais sases msrr scbicl
ami dniernia-s the eunsiit4gipu - mech
SYPa SHh al the sifsr.srs fthc ssin, growing
ous OF Ne slsct bad treEuneuI, be e1ta fIiy
cured Ia a fcx DAYS.
SEnsAL WE,xSEss --PaFticeAar attsnti1R hsving
besn giv~a - IN disease. aad aiIt be consequences
growing Oat OF Il, brOagLt GA Ia nGay vAs-S Oy the
cestractiv hsbsS & cyn ,sler sss NOdsb's tnd
eessve aiulgvac- X IN PtssiuS, me- lrct hsch
vii an Ter mine The eolstituuen, rendering Lhe sub
!eetaaett5r oisasss OF sseasty All causing PrsnA
ZEN .les sao mas be isboriag with any "a lculty
OF the womb may rest assured OF iIam-ia's reie4.
Persons resslins sbr0ah, by ~ritiag aud stzIIag
tleir cas- Win a lee enclused. diTccI-d Dr A.
hlng, No. - ile- 1crcS stree NASHVILLE. Eeua-, sIll
nave TIE Necessary lnelclaes teir al irs s.
with Necessary di-ecti3ls strict s,crecy observed
one hours from o'eIO Il. The Faing until . in
taS eseaias- may 50-sscs~iy
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-16

We announced last week that Col. JAMES
Z JOHNSON, "dtor of the Columbia Mirror had
been made an Alderman. We now have the
ton TO the cfise Of Tax Assessor for the town
by the Board OF which be is member. We
notice that people sometimes elect an editor
Tax Assessor, bat they are monstrous par
ticular not to elect him Tax Collector.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-16

THE C.. III. & d. AND THE L. NJ. RAILROADS.
Two of the best railroads in the West, run
country on the continent-the Cincinnati,
Hamilton aud Dayton. and the Little Miami
Railroads-have been recently consolidated,
aud are now operated under one and the
same management. By this arrangement,
passengers having purchased their tickets can
have choice of routes, as tickets purchased
for either road will pass the holders over the
other.
The General Passenger Agent for these
roads iG this city is c. w. s. BRewS, Esq.
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The Young Mems Mercantile Library
Association,

Association.
The undersigned, appointed a committee to
circulate call for a meeting of all those en-
gagged in the mercantile Enthusiastically
to the establishment of library and read
ing-room, under the provisions of the char
ter. beg leave TO repOrt,that they have circu-
lated the call as generally as they were able
to do, during the business season, and find a
very earnest interest manifested in the enter
prise-such an interest as insures the speedy
and permanent success of an Institution so
much needed and so much desired.
The committee have fixed upon the even
ing of the 18th inst. "wednesday next,) as
the earliest time afforded to the business
community to attend. and the Hall of the
Court House the place of meeting.
10. H. VANLEER, W. L. ERsKINE,
T. B. EsrI.AND, ii. o. JOHNSON,
FRANK H. GREEN, III. HILL McALIsTER,
CHAs G.. JONES, w. III. WARREN.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-16

Losr BooKs.-Mr. Joas LICK lost his ae-
count books at the Ere last week. and thinks
they are in The hands Of some one of those
who so kindly sided him In saving his goods
from the flames. IfsO. the holder Of the books
Is requested 10 make /. known TO Mr.. Luck.
who may be found over B. F. SHIELDS & Cos
Auction Rooms. on College Street.
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MRS. WINSLoW.

We have putupand sold
years, aud can say, IN
il, what We have never
any other mediciae-NEy
A SINGLE INSTANCE. To
timely usedi Never did :
OF dissatisfaction by any =
the contrary, all are de-
tions, aud speak in terms -
ton OF it's Inagica leGects
We speak in this maiter,f
after ten years expert
REPUTATION FOR THE FULFIL
DECLARE. In almostevery
FAINT ~ suffering from pain =
will be found In fifteen OF
the syrup is admins =
This valuable prepara =
OF one Of the AtlSf ~
FUL NURSES in New Eng =
used with SkNER-FAIL~
TuouSANB.s =
NotoniyreiieVes The child
crates the stomach and -
ity and givestOne ana en-
tenn. II wlll almost in
GRIPPING IN ThErs
WIND
andoyercomecouFulsioHs--
remedied, end in death :
ard SUKEsT REMEDY n INA
DYSENTERf AND pIAR ..
whether IL arises from n
other cause. We would -
who has child suffering =
ing compllaBts-po MOI =
CTS, NOR The PREJU =
stand between your suHer
thsi Viii be sure-yes,
10 follow he use OF this
used. =
FniiiiFeetion sfor using
oOtIlc. None genaias un-
CURTIS X PERKINS, New
side wrapper.
sold by draggisisthrough
Principal Office No. 10,
Jane7dSW1y Price IS
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hisarticlefor orsFten
coNHDENCKASDrRUTH Of
been able To- say of
Err Has 1T FAlIEnIS
kFFkCrA CgRE, when
We know an Instance
one who used il, ON
lighted with its opera
OF highest commenda
and medical virIuca
"1HGr wE DO KNOW,
ence, AND PLEDGE ouR
MINT % WHAT VA HEkE
instance where them
aud exhaustion, rel,a
twenty minutes after
tered.
ton Isthe prescriptior
PERlENCkDand Skill.
land, aad has bee
ING sCocEsSIN
OF CASES.
from ala, bat inyia
bowels, cOrrccts acidi
ergy u the whole sys
stautiy relieve
. BOWELS, AND
COl-lC.
which IL act speedily
We 5riievrttIiIe best
World 80 ali cases o,
iiil,EA ~ CHILDREN
ieethihg. or from an
say 10 every motl,e,
! from any olthe foreee.
. Lkg YOUR PREUnI
3lCES or OILERS
ing child and The relic,
ABSOLUTELY SURE
MEDICINE, III timely
|. VIII accompany each
. less tue rae.slsniie o
YORK, IS on the out
outthe world.
Cedar ST. New YORK.
cents per bottle.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-16

FIRE.-The Carriage Factory of MoNNoHAN
& SHIRK, on North College street, was de-
stroyed by ire about O'Clock last nigt. A
quantity of lumber and the tools of the
shop were lost; the carriages aud buggies
were all saved. The building was an old
posed to have been set on fire.
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$4,000 saved by being Insured with
n A.

$4,000 saved by being Insured with
Nash q Mari.
The subscriber desires to state to the pub
lie that he has this day received from Nash &
Mari, Agents of the Home Insurance Compa-
ny of New York, the sum of twenty-five hun
dred dollars in full payment of my claim for
loss by fire on the 10th inst, under its policy
Issued to me.
Thanks to tie Company and its Agents for
this prompt and timely settlement.
GEORGE GREIG.
NASHVILLE. April Is, 1860.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-16

FNE CEGAss.-The deeper our Smoking
Editor goes Into THox. CoFFEr's cigars, the
more h Is convinced that they are among
the very best in town. Call at The Impe-
rial,r opposite the Bfaaer Office and try them
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-16
Housekeeping Made Easy.

TIVE WHEAT CHEER YEAST CAKES will always
IL insure good wholesome bread. For is cents yuu
can geI 0ne dozen Vest Cakes, which will mase 50
large loves az TOE best bread.
500 CANES SILVER SOAP, hourly expected by
cypress AiFnoet cry family IN town has used IL
for spring Cleaning q Is snvaiuablc-for washing
Pant, L' king Giassss, Gaed work, Marble, silver
Plated re.
RRfklGERATOfS--We have sold a large lot OF
those famous PEiiadeifhi Rsfr gcratoFs. We have
\ larg- iss coming hey warranted % give sat
isiastun, they are not Only TIE best but she
cheap kuowa.
aPTIi-u MACKENZIE MINClIIN.
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Ss-The sale OF Or. ID. T. Scerr's place. On
the Buena Vista Turnpike. sboat two miles
from the city, took place on Saturday. The
place brought sis.s0o. or about s2is per
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CAN do ATES.
ELscrIos cS THcHsDar, NAT 2sTH.
For Attarnex Geurrai

So We are aatboFsz.t TO ana0auze I'm. n VIII
LIAaS a canddst- rc-elecgiea O ths once 81
Attorney Geucr4I tas sIxtn Jsaseszi nistFset of
Tcunessee kirciion 2igk day o. My, E50o.
apgi0-ta BSkc
So We authorized 10 anaoanes JAMS
RxIzs, ESQ, candidate for tue once of AttsFasy
Goserai o. the Siath Jaasclai cncss, composed 81
the counties OF Davidson, ssBoeF sHs liissnson
Election neat Nay. ocIS-te
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- All the literary papcrs-she Ledger.
the Hresiry. the Hsskly. Frank L<sls<;s Nssss-
FsPer. HHPsr's Hszkis. g., sse.-nay be ioaad
~ +. HAaAS's.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-16

The popularity OF the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
NENT. is coextensive witASthe civilization of the
globe. other articles claim To aHeriaie Pain and
distress-this Family Physicians, Govern
meat Hospitals, Farriers, Planters, Farmers, Livery
men &c, have particularly demonstrated this fact,
throughout the world No article before re
ceived such undivided praise and suppertfrOm Medi
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Hiyer News.

The river continues to fall slowly at this
point. There are now about feet water on
Harpeth Shoals.
The AiRnaO,ka leaves for Paducah to-day
at noon.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-16

We are again indebted 10 Master w. II.
siaaS. tor the Cincinnati csuszsrrizs In adj
vance Of The mail.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-16

JoHS ]. SULiIvAS has again laid ss under
obligations By furnishing us wish tie Gin
cinnAti Cozasrrizl in advances Of The nall.
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Comm eFcIal.

DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, April Is, 1850.
There was nothing of interest done in either
the cotton or tobacco ket Saturday. Only
few bales of cotton were sold, aud no to-
bacco.
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DIVIDEND.

A DfyTnESD 81 rzs ezsr the CAPITAL
IA Stock Of the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail-
rosd Csapsny thls stay aecLafsd By the DiFec
tors the pFodLs y The ast six 1noatas. ayA-
bic "a aad AFTER the l5sh iast-, the on he
Treasurer in Nashville. A. G.EAfES.
4Pr9-lm Ireasar-r-
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esEaFly yesterday moruiag. J. J. suLla-
v.x bseaghi ns iha ciseiaasti cbzz=rs.ai Of
tbs d.y bssogs.
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1USl reess-et. zas en- sale ~ loo azsss Sc
a bas1ess sasssSsaf Haa< 1stz- ssrzsz se<I fhzx
ssi hss seA <ess<s~a sifb <fezs ease saz 80 ssze
- "a sa< <s<see<a sss<zz<a - A.xssaE-s lrse fro.s
.ssil-s sss nzzzzz. aoozks Ga
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Flsur! Flour |!
Wantea.
FOR SALE.


ID ANS, BRoNS 90. Efazsisss. f.abfs saserss
n have Ereeatiy received a lsfze aaa spsenlsa -
pfsssns e ElzAias lass - whlea tkey sss sesiiek
a.. es<-e-G
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Mr. :. LITCE, Hyde iaTk, VI, ~r'tes3-'' That the
horse was considered worthless" (hIs WAS
SPAWN } =. but since the free use OF the Mustang
Iiniment 1 have sold him Tor one $50 ca-h Your
Eminent ats been doing wonders mp heEe-"
$40 BRoAD sTEEET PHILADELPHIA, Pa
(Rzfract) ssln lifting tHe kettle from the fire it
became untuaHag cable tilted over ANA scalded my
hands very severely, almost TO a crisp 1t was an
awful sight. The Mustang Eminent appeared to ex-
tie pain. 1t healed rapidly without soreness,
and left 10 scar % account Truly yours,
&C AKI.E5 FOSTER
Such language this II but the constant and ndtu-
raj &C hO = ncreveT this article u Used
THIS i.IBneut Is indiss Icus sable TO planters and
owners Of horses aud mules. AT. JoHS DANIELS,
OF Montgomery Ala, sofa = slave Tor soOO, vino
raised IRON utter usele~sness by Tins liuInent.
Every family should have II. Be very particular
aud enquire Tor the Mustang LHIIeEt ana tssNe -
other.
sold by all dealers throughout North and South
America, Europe, and the Islands OF the Ocean Tor
% cents, 5O cents, ahd . per bottle.
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