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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-26

RaI Road .Natters.-Our friends up tn,
Valley seem to fully appreciate the benefit.
to accrue to them by the building of the Ce
dar Falls and Minnesota Railroad BY tn,
following preamble and resolutions it will III
seen that notwithstanding any opposition tina
may formerly have existed to this enterprise
the citizens Of Bremen County are now ready
to lend it theiraid:
At an adjourned meeting of the citizens Of
Bremen County, held at the Court House, in
Waverly, on the evening Of Monday, Oct. IS
1860, the following resolutions were unani.
mously adopted.
Whereas, The Cedar Falls and Minnesota
Railroad Company have let the contract, on
certain conditions, for the construction and
running Of a Railroad from Cedar Falls to the
State line, and the contractors are actually at
work on the same. And. whereas, contract
ors are now here ready to push forward the
work, therefore,
Resolved, lst By the people of Bremen
Co., in mass meeting assembled that as said
company have shown their ability to over.
come every obstacle, and their determination
to build the road through Bremen County.
Notwithstanding the discouragements and
opposition they have always met with from
the people of said County.
End. That the time has now come when
We as citizens Of said county should nut our
shoulders to the work and push it forward
to an carly completion.
Sd. That it is the duty of the citizens of
said county now, to subscribe capital stock
Of said county to the amount of $4,000 in
grading and ticing said Railroad from James.
vile to Wavcrly. sa4
4M That we now appoint a committee of
to solicit subscriptions to said capital stock
9Th. That VIM. Harmon, Chairman, and
S. II. Curtis, George w. Maxfield G.oroo
w. LeValley, and VIM. Smith co;nnose tbst
committee
6M: That George ". Maxfield, VIM. Smith
and G. &. Wright, together with the repre.
sentatiyes Of the Railroad company and the
Contractors now present, compose committee
to prepare a subscription list TO meet the In.
tercsts Of all parties concerned, one of the
conditions Of which shall be that the track
shall not be more than "a Of a mile fsom the
west end If the Bridge in Waverly re-
It'll. That the proceedings Ct this meeting
be Published in the Waverly Republican, and
RremeI County Argus.
S. II. CURTIS, Chairman on Resolutions.
WIN. SMITH, Chairman
c. P. GooDwIN, Sec'y.
Through the entire Valley the people are
eager, and willing to lend helping hand,
and everything at present promises that the
work will be pushed forward rapidly, until
completed to the State line.
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-26

Caucus- Remember the Caucus tonight
for the choosing Of Delegates to attend the
County Convention to be held at Waterloo
tomorrow
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-26

Daily Stage-M. o. WALKER has chang.
ed his line Of Stages to daily line from c.
dar Falls to Usage, which brings us in daily
connection with Dubuque via the D. & S. c.
R. R. So
We also learn that Mr.. SHARPE, the pres
ent mail carrier on this route, is making ar
engagements to RIM daily line from Cedar
Falls to Usage, and, we presume, win bring
daily mail.-Braatsrd Me'c..
Hogs.-A gentleman from, Minnesota lately
arrived here with drove of 500 hogs. They
are at the farm of Mr. FISHER, about two
miles north Of the town, where they are un-
dergoing the fatting process, which it is ex-
pected will take about two months, when
they will be shipped east. The pork trade
promises to be brisk one hereabouts this
fall, as there are several heavy operators
making this their head quarters. Mr.WALx.
UP expects to receive 500 delivered here in
about week. It will make good market
here for corn.
Hartford Fire Insurance Cove print
the one hundredth semi-annual statement Of
the Hartford Fire Insurance Company. The
Old Hartford as it is Familiarity called. was
Incorporated in 1910 with perpetual charter.
1t has done successful general Fire Insur-
ance business for half century. It's capital
and surplus amount to nearly million of
dollars; its stock is quoted at higher rate
than any American Company. Within the
month it has sold at $2l5, and this price is
freely offered without sales Of any amount
Its semi-annual dividends have become 10
per cent fixed facts. A detailed statement Of
its assets will be found in another column;
all the investments are rst.class.-lnsuranc
Monitor.
The above item we clip from the Insurance
Monitor. 1t will be seen by the above, that
this Company is on the very best footing, and
is therefore one of the most desirable in the
land to be insured in. JOHN H. Brown, ESQ,
Of this place is agent for the Hartford. and
will take risks and issue policies, on as rea.
senable terms as can be had of any Company.
There can be no doubt about the reliability
of a Company whose stock is quoted as ap-
pears above, ...saaa. ...s.....
Sdleratus. D. b. De LAND 4 Co.'S
Saleratus; it is pure it is perfectly reliable;
it will give the most complete and entire sat-
isfaction; it is healtAtul, from the fact that it
is perfectly free from impurities. d. B. De
LAND & Co., are sparing no pains nor ex-
pense to furnish customers with the best Sal.
eratus that it is possible to manufacture
These goods are manufactured. and for sale
at wholesale, at the Fairport Chemical Works
Fairport, Monroe County, N. y. For sale by
dealers generally. The principal grocers
throughout the country also wholesale it,
Sold wholesale by the wholesale dealers In Chicago
and Milwaukee 33.1w
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-26

d. d s. q. r. R.-The earnings of the
Dubuque & Sioux City Railroad for the week
ending October 90, 1860, arc as follows:
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-26
Lecture. will be found the pro.

Lecture.-Below will be found the pro.
CANINE for the Course Of Lectures to be de.
livered before the Horticultural Society of this
place, commencing on the End of November,
and continuing weekly through the winter
This community is already deeply indebted
to this Society for recreation, and will now
be placed under renewed obligations. The
price of admission has not vet been fully de-
termined on, and will be announced in our
next issue.
Here is the list in regular order:
p. Nov. 3D. Rev. w. PoRrERrlELp. Subject
=" Slo,cness the Lao Of Progress.
Nov. 9th,--Rev. o. w. MERRILL, (of Wat
erloo) Subject" Thought Forms"
Nov. 16th,--D. J. ColExAN, Esq. Subject
-" Hobby Horses" s. ss
Nov. 23d,-Hon. J. B. GRINNELL, Pow
sheik Co.. Subject" Men, Manners and
Matters at Washington by Personal Obserra.
tion." .5@fa'a@.s @.-.
Nov. S0th,-Hon. g. F. GARRISON. Sub.
Dec. 7th,-w. II. NIcuols, Esq. Subject
-"The Crusades." ......a
Dec. 14th,-Hon. s. J. W. TABOR, Unde.
pendence.) Subject-"The Wit, tho Philos-
opher and Dicine."
Dec. 2lst,-WA. II. Mcclure, Esq. Sub
Dec. 2sth,-Dr. GEO. SpRAGuE, Usland
Grove.) Subject" agriculture"
Jan. 4th,-AusrIS ADAMS, Esq, (Dubuque.)
Subject-"The -Four EpocAs Of Great Men,
Jan. llth,-S. McIsAAc, (Waterloo.) Sub
jcct-" Geology"
Jan. lsth,-S. N. PIERCE, NJ. d. Subject
-" The Int'dence efPAysical Causes upon
the Mental and Moral Facuities."
Jan. 25th,-Dr HENRY S. CHASE, (Inde.
pendence.) Subject" Horticultural" t.- i
Feb. 1st,--J. B. Powers, Esq. Subject
Nan as a Sovereign" - .N#
Feb. sth J. B. BuRx. (waverly.) Subject
-" The Influence Of the Imagination upon
Napoleon's Success"
Feb. 18th john KERR, M D. Subject
Feb. 22d,-
March 1st,-S. LOMBARD, Esq. Subject
"7Ae Producer and Consumer"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-26

Whect--Wheat is down. Prices ranging
from so to So cents.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-26

Vide Aeaks RaN.--The Independence
Wide Awakes have dance on the evening
Of the soth inst.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-26
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.

NvHE REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF CEDAR FAIIs
Il viii meet at the School House Friday, the 26th
Inst at o'clock 70 choose Five Delegates to attend
the County to be held Waterloo on the 9th
Inst. BIZ order To,cn COMMITTEE.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-26

Orerman's little Joker."-H. C. OVER
MAN, Esq, Of this place is manufacturing an
improved Tanning Mill, which bids fair to
become general fayorite among the farmers
on account of its compactness, simplicity and
durability. Mr.. o. took his machine to the
State Fair to compete for the premium but
was not successful, though it appears by the
following letter from the Chairman on Farm
Machinery, that had he been present, the
Little Joker" would have had the reward it
deserves. No man in the State, probably, is
a better judge Of machinery ofthis class, than
Mr.. SMALLEy, and here is what he SAYS
MrscArISE, Iowa, Oct 9Th, $780,
Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Dear Sir When was at the State Fair,
at Iowa City, the past week, took an inter-
est in examining the different machines on
exhibition, among which were a number of
Tanning Mills. and as l had been manufac
turing mills myself, took perhaps more in.
terest in them than otherwis. would. did
not have an opportunity Of seeing the mills
tested by trial o: cleaning grain. but from
what could judge, I would give the :" Littlr
JOKER the first premium in preference to thu
one that got it, Mr.. MANNY's. Your mil,
combines compactness, simplicity and lurabil-
ity in its arrangements and think will take
with the farmers who try it
was appointed chairman Of the committee
on Farm Machinery, but my business at
home prevented me from being at the Fair
the LIST and Cd days, and others were appoint.
ed in my place.
am yours truly,
AnnAuAM Su..x..r
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-26

A Ii PERSONS INDEBTED o. n wILsaN Co.
IA or II. wne0r, ~ 49, q aceoaet, vn pleass oaM
eoss. Atsisssn y - sssvs ~ go -,,...-.....
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-28
DIED,

Al th, residence II his father in the ely OF
louisville, nv, on September Iih, lsdo a.
ne o'clock al night, I'm. 4, D. 6rTnnlE 81
Moreanheld, union county, ky.-i"als'ille
Demoerat, Sept, plh, -
MnRGASFIELn, Sept, III, lshn
pr. Guthrie is dead, lie died OF Com
SUMPTION, Many people at Union county
will by reading the above obituary nellee
be reminded of the pale, delicate looking
man, who, late in the summer of lsll l"-
Gated at Morganheld To practice medicine,
aud their thoughts will he saddened by tie
reflection that slow, lingering disease has
carried him TO an unIimely grave.
His seiourn in Union county was short
yet he made many friends, lie appeared
distant aud reserved TO those who knew
him not, but ihose who made his aeqnain-
lance and associated with him, found him
generous aiiable, and polite lie Was an
accurate Judge or human nature, ani DIS
posed To admire the virtues aud he lenient
10 the vices and faults OF mankind, lie
was Christian gentleman, There are few
like him.-HsRiHeky Taper.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-28
EsTRAY NOTICES,
MANS COUNTY.


TAKEN VPtyT. \. siaV and ssiFasei T. sTe A
Al I.,enArI "a, $50 BAY hoket,a ge@rs eii, sth
- ..iile rsarks. alsut 10 hands hish, sl4san q
IA M kis jginis Appraised % ~ Ais, Mhlth
uolsE 9Th nd esTs, lsfAR IA sai - hands hiEh,
scr. IA, bslIsa. 4 A. u sad A. L b, ands<e q ~
~ m hill Ssil hQIse i,sgess Appraised stSia-
TAKEN ar ~ l.n,ns H. haSinatr ani eslfasssi
lsk,1s Ju.n ssaTluSk, k-t, sac gykv u oAkA-stlr
ni aii ssane Ahiie sl.lai his Hanks ihe eiher sd
aud Nhiir sIsskisd, rather .iaIkrE oAeT -e,ai the
l,Ark tr slexks snaAleTi lsh lazIkci aedrFsels ~
ihe Tishi And uEdsT halt snlp N tbs NJ eAI ssrh
als,ut s "a g gsars odd bE@hd,d rsuTe in eiEsie-
ssil nd "a has ga oemn,en siEsi tsll
TAKEN uR N Janles Gales snl esiIsSed isf,Is
laias,s n. Bsnnrii Esl,, enc kkb sfAG oA, n@I =
al sNailes fTl il tbs IRlt s@r as'sisIsii@ Ia Inv
In thr Isini II kis In h'an hl'ken N No lg@nds
lrnrigablr st,ai yo@Ts odd appraised ~ IA
TAKEN Cf 10 g. l. snniIarTs and ssiI~led t.hle
Iasar, ~ Rsnnrit. Esl eHe MORN on, musily
ahe niih nd hTindlr lirl his hoTns dIool-si desn,
,aaIksi 80 sos fork la ihs Va ar ani undsTlii ia
ihr right, .lsul "a yeaTspii' > -nish brand al-
ITais-l Al so
TAkEN UP BY Janahs iIorlon and rsiTayel lsf'Tr
J. l. saith, E,si, SNAIL hTun MARE Nj LIZ iaane
sni tail ruI rl,,aisli ysaTs III sIanish hrani;
snsaisssi a. So Als', one isy Spanish M ~ it'-
~, sisai,h LF.nd en Ile len hils maIkri sllii ia
he IN aT. appraised al Sal Also one saTTrl n an
i.h MULE pnNl, spanish brand on i.'ih hips ihWe
ahitr kri anl tsld fare; appraised Al So
TAKEN iPhy fhUnlas Needing and esirfyssi 10
f,Tr A. ~, Lavender, ans hkb knAN MARE, with
iid lar. and hIh hind kei Nhis, sail.i,s, Ia hs
Indian la,ny alsnt Is hands high, Nsars-oili ap-
prai-.lasas disappearing hAREMuLE.a hay
GEoRGE ", LAWS, o c, pc,r
Ihllss, Nes, "a, ls,sa G-N
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-28

ga On Monday morning last, the found
uiious OF a block Of three two story brick
buildings were laid, on the West side Of
tht Square. They are being erected 10y
Me,s,s Teak, l. W, Wells 4 Bro, and baird
ami frEoshber aud are TO be hnishei on
a. l,udsdme style, aud as near h'e-pr"oi
as IL Is possible To make them These
buildings, together with one or two others
90 be bull, this winter, will form almost an
,Uirs boek of brick buildings, where there
vas l,t.ge the fire, only one
The fuuniaiion for the new Drug Store
of MessIS. Saunders & Stevenson, ON the
Nurh siue Of the Square, has also been
laij. sud the building is going up rapidly.
This alsa, is TO be two story brick.
The ia ndsome new iirr-proof building of
Mr. i.ltl is receiving its iron roofag, and
por.in,, of il will soon he ienantable.
We ha.l these evidences of progress aud
inn-u,. hent with satisfaction.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-28
mo- See advertisement OF Dr. snnford's Liver
Inyigorntor, IN tho colums of this paper

no We call the attention OF our readers to an ar'i-
Gle advertised In another column, called BLoop foop
II is an entirely discovery, and must not 10 con-
founded with any of the numerous patent medicines
orthc day. II Is food for The blood, already prepared
for absorption pleasant to the taste aud natural In
action, aud what gains he retains Let all those
them who are suffering from poverty, impuriy, or de-
Gcency of blood and consequently with some chronic
disease or almcnt take Of this BLooD FooD and he re-
stored to health, We notice that the druggists IN
Galveston have received supply of this article and
also OF tho word-rnowncd DIR. Eo'ons igdnids Cor
dial which every mother should have. 1t Is said To
contain no parcgoric oplato Of any kind Whatever
and Of course must he invaluable for all ininn'c COM
plants 1t il also said that 1t will allay all PAIN and
soften the gums In process of tecthing and at the
same time regulate the bowels Let all mothers and
nurses who have endured anxious days and siccpcss
nights procure supply and be at once relieved
re- See advertisement
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-28
Administrators Sale.

my VITUE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Id County Court of Dallas County, made
at the October Term of said Court, we will
offer for sale, to the highest bidder, on
credit of twelve months at the Court House
door, in The town of Dallas, on the
First Tuesday in December, 1860,
The following personal property, viz:
81 Shares of Unconditional Stock in the
Houston and Texas Central Railway Co.
14l acres, balance of Walter Anderson
Land Certificate.
Also, the following real estate, viz
GAO acres of land on Cobb Creek, in Hill
County. patented to o Humphrey.
GAO acres of land in Hill County, to the left
of the Austin road, between Pecan and
Ash Greeks, patented to VIM. Stull.
$40 acres of land at Elm Grove, miles N.
of Lancaster, patented to Robert Simonton
SIS acres of land adjoining Pleasant Run,
| patented to L. Bader.
430 acres of land at Pleasant Run, balance
of the Headlight of M. NJ. Miller, decd.
| 800 acres of land, 4 miles W. of Pleasant
Run, patented to W. Howerton.
| 300 acres of land OH the waters of Battle
Creek. Is miles s. of Corsicana, in Ma
varro Count patented to j. DeArmand.
800 acres of lard 2 miles N. of Waxahachie,
Ellis County, patented to the heirs Of Rob
ert Parks
800 acres of land near Lancaster, patented
to NJ NJ. Miller, assignee of Elisha d. Lit
tie.
179 acres of land on Trinity River, patent
ed to NJ NJ Miller, assignee.
100 acres of land, miles W. of Lancaster,
patented to VIM. Carr.
$50 acres of land in Johnson and Parker
Counties, patented to David Mitchell.
Il acres of land lin wo,traets, near Ian
caster, patented to d. A. Hall.
10 acres Of land ON Trinity River, in Dallas
County. patented to c. Renfrp.
One-half interest in 800 acres of land on
Trinity River, including the Enterprise
Mills.
lot, 30x4G feet, at Cedar Hill, Dallas Conn.
ty, including the store-house,
We will also sell, at the Court House dQoi
in the city Of Galveston, on the first Tuesday
in January, 1861,
Lots. Nos. 324, of ten acres, 159; Of lG;
aercs. l5s. of ten acres l57, of ten acres
, 162 of ten acres, l70, of ten acres, Of
Galveston Island, in Section No. ], &C
cording to the old Survey of J. L. Iyd
nor, all belonging to the estate of NJ NJ
Miller, deceased
! M. p. IfIIEr.
H.K. BgOTHERTON. I -Ad'a'
Daias. Texas. NoT 7. l55a--5;3t-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-28

ls,f, Te were presented few days ngo
hy Nc. leo. W. Baird, with lthognph
r.prcsgu,ing, ".The Union as il is" In
o lnrpe rail pen are lock Of sheep, each
Icurcs,u,ing n State. Texas, has already
Jumped over the fence and South Carolina
following suit, aud the whole Of the others
Tgpresen,ing the Southern States, are anS-
'uJe a. GLOW. In the distance is seen Abe
lnrJln with his maui aud wedges, eS-
claiming "just' ms expected Another
iguc presents Wide-Awakc' who
scens pnralizcd at the rush Of the Hook TO
&c, ont e the Union. Still another repre-
scu's L. Ward Bcccher, who with Edward
Everett is making tracks for ship about
90 sail ,,r England. In the foreground is
repre- seuiiion of Plymouth Rock, behind
which uruuches the British Lion, and Louis
Napoleon is seen concealed behind II
hnih oc earth, taking deliberate aim at
.ile Lion with rifle. The Lithograph was
executed by Mr.. Paul Henry of Reunion,
in This county, and is very well executed.
The design was furnished by Mr.. Coho
smith corning one of series of unique
prints. to be called Cohographs. Copies
can De obtained at Mr.. Bairds store.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-28
NOTICE.

u HAVE this day sold out my interest in
Il the firm of Jones s. Wright, to F. w. Dun
away. W. r, WRIGHT,
Dallas, Texas, Nov. s, 1860,
The coparthcrship heretofore existing be-
tween us, has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent All indebted to us, will set
tie with S. s. Jones, he being the only one
authorised to settle the business.
JONES & WRIGHT.
Dallas, Nov. 5, 1860.
The business will be continued by
JONES s. DUNAWAY.
Dallas, Nov 5, 1860. 5--4t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-28

No Mr.. Rhine, has opened large sleek
Of mes aud desirable goods, at his new
Store ON Jefferson Street, Que door NeF,hloF
Mr.. HirsLs new brick, to.whish he invites
the attention of his friends aud The Pablie
generally. lie says lie will sell as cheap
as ANY one aud those who want 'hsi'
u,oney worth should give him cali Ms
advertisement will appear next week
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-28
WANTED.
NEGRO MOMAN iodo the wsrk Of
srn.,ll family, iis'n the ms, OF Janns'!
-ret inquire al ilils Il,h,

SO he Editor says been confined I" his
cora nv sickness for nearly two weeks but
legss be up and at his post again in few
Iass lie returns his warmesi thanks to
a asa ladies who have Kindly sen, him many
luls itlieaeies which are 50 acceptable TO
sg iuyail.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-28

LAND OERTIfICA TES Lo"i.
NroYICE is hereby given, that the lead
riobt Certificate, No. %, I'd Class, for
ooo, acres oflana, issued to Joseph D. Lilly
by the Board of Land COMMISSIONS . vs.
cial county, Texas, on the 3otil Gay OF
TENDER, 1871; also, G40 acre i"n" ee' IN
casc, issued TO james II Graham, ey the
Board of Land Commissioners of ked kivcf
county, on the Sd day Of August, ~ NO.
1876, having been destroyed in the fre III inc
Town of Denton on the Sth day OF July, lo,V,
| will apply to the proper office for ttupii--
Gates of said certificates al ihe expiration OF
L. BOON.
Denton. Texas, Nov 18Th, 1S60-B:ot.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-28

Senator q. q. clay, OF Alatana' MAS l@ls-
10 ia New Orleans ON his Nay 20 western
Texas, for the benefit II his heal'h'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-28
Mexican Mustang Linament

The popularity of the Mexican Mustang Linamcnt,
IL rocxtcnsivc with the civilization of the Globe.-
Other articles claim to dride pain and distress-this
cures Family Physicians, Government Hospitals,
Farricrs. Planters, Farmers, Livcrymcn &c, have
practically demonstrated this fict, throughout the
world No article ever before received such undivided
p,aisean, support medical and scientific men
RHEUNIATISM
OF years standing, has been totally cured Piles u
Gers Tumors, Running Sores, scroula, Sin JOINTS
Felons, SwcllinGs, Burns, Bites Bos, Chaps, Nc''-
rlsia Salt Rhcum and all aches and pains upon man.
aud kindred complaints upon
HORSES AND CATTLE,
sueh as Ring-bonc GALL Scratches, SPAWN, Pol-cvil
swecuy Hoof-ail &C., are subducd and cured by the
Mustang Iinament.
VALUABLE HORSE SAVED!
Mr. s. IircI, Hyde Park, VT, writes - rha' ,he
horse was considered worthless, ms case was sp''"
@ I'M, sncc the free use of the Mustang Linameh''
have sold him for Sl5o cash. -FOUR ''
been doing wonders up here
400 BROAD STREET, Philadelphia, "a
frxr,,cr, In lifting the kettle from the hre,
If becamc unmanagcblc tilted over, and scalded my
hands very severely, almost to crisp TWAS an aw-
AL sight The Mustang Linament appeared to en-
troc, tho pan IT healed rapidly, without soreness
and lief, no scar of account, Truly yours,
"'' CHARLES FOSTER.
Such Language as this is but constant and natural
echo wherever this article is used This Lih''eh' Is
Indispensable to planters and owners OF horses anu
mules Mr. John Daniels, of Montgomery Aia' SOU
slave for $500 who was raised from utter uselessness
NV this I,inamcnt Every family should have 1t. he
very particular and enquire for the Mustang Ai'"'
mcnt, and take no other.
Sold nv all dealers throughout North anu SCUM
America Europe and the Islands of the ocean, or 20
CENTS so cents, and 81 90 per hottie
BARNES & PARK, New York.