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sHERIENF,s SALEs.


sgxEH pIsTaIcr couUr BOWER, GARNER 4 HARRISON
No ll,6H } MERRIMAN 4 KENNEDY.
RY VIRTUE Of a wait ofiierI fnelns against
II Thomas Merrimuu directed by tAe Honorable the
Sixth District New Orleans, above entitled
cause Charles Biuuyeuu late sheriff. aud by said late
Sheriff transferred will proceed self Mt public
ton Mt the Merchants and Auconeers Exchange Royal
street between Canal aud IHstomhouse streets m the Second
District Of this city MONDAY the sd day Of July, 1866
ut Il oe!9gk Y, the following described property VIZ
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated III the First Dis
triC of this the bounded by Common st jane
ravier and Bolivar Streets designated number fifteen
plan by Tourne De Lte architects, deposited plan No
three in W. j. Castes book Of plans, Said lot measures
thirty front Bolivar by depth between parallel
lines of hundred and twenty feet inches and five
lines together with all the buildings aud improvements there
on and al the rights, ways, privileges etc
Being the property acquired by defendants act
passed before W J. Castel Of date the 10Th April 1853 by
purchase from James Gallagher this city acting in his
and behalf and Richard Charles likewise Of this city,
acting attorney in Of Mrs Susan Gallagher wife of
Mathew Crooks by her husband duly authorised etc
As well ali the interest of said defendant Thomas Mer
rman in and the community that existed between him and
his deceased Mrs Elizabeth Haneg whose succession is
opened in the Second District Court Of Orleans No H.
Of the docket of said Court
Seized in the above suit.
R5T~ TERNs-Cash on the spot -
HARRY 7. HAYS,
Sheriff of ia Parish o. OrleAna
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Mas assured that the manufacturers spare neither pains
in the preparation Of these remedies They are
made Of the best medicines known in highly concon
truted form, upon strictly scientific principles.
DIR. Samuel Gilhert's General Alternative
directly apon the Glands Mucous Mebranesstmu
latng them additional activity their natural functions
eliminating from the Circulating Taids the usual EHete
ana in disease Morbid Matters and ezpsng them through
the Skin, Kidneys Liver and Alnsntary Canal from the
System It IS therefore adapted tie relief Of Chronic
Diseases affecting ss orgens, ana Of the uacous membranes
lining them, suoh as
ERuPTIoNs, TErTER, ULCERS, so2orrLA
JAuNDGcE, GolTRE
CHRONIC INFLAMMATION OF
BLADDER AND UTERUS ETg
rtIs particularly useta! in
SUPPRESSED MENsURAIoN
HEREDIEARY TAIHTs, SYPHILIS
Ana aladies arising from long continued Of oaohls
Blue Mass Corrosive subnats Towers Solution Douovsns
Solution and other preparations Of Mercury and Arsenic
DIR. Samuel Gubert's letter Ointment
Is mos. excellent preparation fer tie cure of that olassO
zaaladiss usually termed
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Or. Lorooknh's sarsapnrina Compound,
orthe Speedy and Permanent Cure Of
Liver Complaint scrofa or Kings Evil Dyspepsia Dropsy,
Neuralgia, Epilepsy, Ergsipeas, st. Anthouy's Fire
Pimples Pustules Blotches Boils, Tumors, Salt
Rheum Ulcers and Sores rheumatism
Pain in the Stomach Side and
Bowels, General Debility,
Uterine liberation
Syphilis
RERoURIL DISEASE,
And all Complaints arising from resulting in
IMPURE BLOOD.
double strength any other sarsapara Compound
the market and Endorsed BY the Medical Faculty the
BEST AND CHEAPEST BLOOD PURIFIER ExTANT.
the following commentator from Dr. Abbott Of Bos
widely known of the successful practitioners
in the country:
BosroN, Dec e. 1863
DR.. E. R. KNIGHTS MELRosE, MASSACHUSETTS,
Dear srI have used DR.. Larookahs sarsaparila Com.
pound in practice orseveral years. and after careful
servation of its effects do hesitate to say that it is in
my opinion, the sUREsT, SAFEST and CHEAPEST
REMEDY for scRoFULoUs and sYPHILITIC DISEASES
that has ever been made available the medical profession
Fraternaly yours, s. Y. ABBOTT, NJ, D.
Price, 81 90 per Bottle.
Prepared by
DR.. E. R. KNIGHTS, CHEMIST, MELRosE, MASS.
DR.. LAROoKAHs
Indian Vegetable Pu1mOnIe Syrup,
Cures Coughs Colds whoopng Congh, Group, Asthma Ga
tarrh, Bronchitis Pain in the Side, Night sweatss
Hoarseness, to which Public Speakers and Singers
are liable Consumption in it's early stages
and all Diseases of the Throat
and Lungs
Endorsed by the highest medical authority, clereymen
every denomination authors editors professors various
colleges and by many Of most eminent public
Containing no opium It Is adapted every age and may
be used without Of the dangerous results which follow
use many ofthe CouBh Preparations OF which opium snG
| ipecac are the base.
Letter tr6m Hon. G. w Gooch, Member OF Congress from
| Massachusetts,:
! DR.. E. R. KNIGHTs-Dear sir--I haze used Dr. LARGO
kahs Syrup in FAY family for six years. have found it an
excellent remedy for Coughs Colds sOrs gnroat and ali Con
sumptiye Complaints etc have recommended to severa
friends who baye received great beneat from its uss
GIVE IT A TRIAL
Price so cents and 81 per Bottle
DR. E b. ENIGHTs Proprietor, Nelross, Massachusetts
/ DEMASr BARNES q CO., New York,
BARNES, WARD CO. New Oraaus
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RUSS, RUSS
st. Domingo Bitter

st. Domingo Bitter
one of the most valuable combinations Of useful medicine
and agreeable beverage that has offered to the
public. Millions of bottles sold throughout the North
during the last four years. and wherever introduced has
proven welcome addition to the nvads table the family
circle and the bachelors sdebOard.
Ladies' who have lost strength and appetite and suffer
nausea, vomiting and vertigo
Geatemen who don't feel very well just before breakfast
Or dinner whose stomach out of order and
rally dernged-
Mothers weaving children and suffering from general
debility
Children of scky nature and sour dspepc constitution
Travellers who have occasion to change their water and
All who live in maarious Districts and subject miss
matc Influences will And OF the valuable touics
nvgorators that can be TAKEN in
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From J. II, Schumacher.

Fest made by Bukleys Patet Lnmber Dryer, One pseoo
Pine board " inches vide inches thick, weight ID
IN, mud E1Eed nut l2 5l5 lost in weight This
lumber dried in the yru three years and year
Eli kin By me Lree0musnd his process 10 all manufacturers
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sYEDIC'S sALE-BY THE SHERIFF OF THE PARISH
of OrleansJuhn G. Rice His Creditors the Ged
tors Of Delaunay Rice CoF.urth District Court of New

sYEDIC'S sALE-BY THE SHERIFF OF THE PARISH
of 0reansJuhn G. Rice His Creditors and the Ged
tors Of Delaunay Rice CoF.urth District 0oar of New
Orleans No. lL77g.
pY VIRTUE of and in obedience to s,n
~ order Of sale rendered May l. 1856 and directed
the Honorable the Fourth District Court OF New
the above entitled matter Charles BeHyeu Sheriff
public auction, the Merchants aud Auconeers Exchange
Royal Street between Canal and Gust1house Streets
Second District OF this city, SATURDAY june 3D. 1856
IL o'clock 0raccOunt Of the creditors Of said nsOyeng
following described pr perty, viz:
SIX LOTS OF GROUND situate In the First District
this city in the square bounded by Cypress street Florida
Landing Johnson and Gavez streets designated By the Nos
veyor daed5th March lSb deposited in the Office Of
D. Ricardo late notary public in this city Said lots
measure follows viz Lot No II measures q fest
and lines front Calves street by $50 feet inches deep
between parallel lines Lot No ID has 26 feet inch aud
lines front Cypress street by IA feet deep and front
GayeG street Of which streets it forms the
Nos H. Is 10 and II measure each 20 inch Cy
can measure Together with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon
Being the property which the insovents acquired by
purchase from Poet By act passed before Michael GeuOn
notary public on the 9th July, 1860
Surrendered by sand insolyents to their creditors
~ TERMsThs being the second and last auction the snd
property will be definitely adjudCaed to the CHEST
bidder for what Il viii br n twelve credit the pur
chaser furnishing bond with good and sufficient security
the satisfaction the sYnde and special mortgage
property sold until FINAL payment
Said purchaser shall have to deduct and pay the
printing clerk and sheriff fees amounting $500, there
abouts, and furthermore the state parish and municipal
taxes the amount OF which not having been asCerained
HARRY 7. HAYS,
Sheriff Of the Parish al
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MEssHAEgs my mgBgA7 N Frrru DrsrrtoF oouHr OF

MERCHANTS MUTUAL IN FIFTH DISTRICT COURT
MARCUS ). ZUNTz } New ORLEAEs--No Ii, $50
RK VIRTUE Of n writ of fieri faeias to
Of New Orleans, in the above entitled cause will proceed
to sell at public auction, at the Merchants and Auction
Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and Custom
house streets in the Second District Of this city FRI
DAY the 9th dag Of July 1866 at u O'Clock the follow
ing described property, viii
SEVEN LOTS or GROUND, situated in the Fourth Dis
trc of this city, in the square bounded by Warrington
streets, and designated by Nos l. 2 s. 49, a. 10 and po
tion Of lot No. l2 said lots measure as follows:
Lots Nos and measure each twenty-five feet nine inches
four and nehA lines trout Plaquemibe Coliseum
street by hundred and twenty-five feet six inches and four
lines in depth; lot No forming the of paqpeupe
now Coiseun) and Fourth Streets plan drawn by Noel
hausen architect under date 2st January 1876 and deposited
Lot No measures twenty-five feet front Plaquenine
tRow Coliseum street by hundred and twenty five feet In
Depth per plan by Moehausen architect dated May
1876 and deposited in the office Of j. R. Beard late notary
public in this city, per plan No. 81.
Lot No adioins lot No and measures fifty feet front
Plaquemine Coliseum street. by one hundred and TWEEN
" five feet in deph per plan by Buissn surveyor dated
notary public in this city
And lots Nos Is II and Is measure each tWenteight feet
ten INCHES front Fourth street. by hundred and twenty
nine feet in depth and the portion Of lot No. II
feet six inches front Fourth street by hundred and
twenty feet in depth and adoins lot No b. per plan
made by Hen architect dated 18th April 1853 and deposited
in the office Of Thomas Layton late notary public in this
Seized in the above suit
HARRY T. HAYS,
Sheriff of tue Parish OF Orleans.
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An ola lady, hearing somebody say the mails
8seF0 very irregular, said " 1t was just so in my
young d. rs ao trusting aay OF em.p
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THE sEA,WEED TONIC PRODUCES
LASTING RESULTS,
TONE TO THE STOMACH

WHICH FEW MEDICINES POSSESS THE POWER
OF DOING.
The MANDRAKE PILLS may be taken with entire safety
by all ages and conditions producing all tue good results thai
can be obtained from Calumel any other Mercura Med
Gnes and without of their huruI injurious results
They carry out Of the system the ecuen aud wornou mat
terS, loossned and dissolved by my SEAWEED TONIC.
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Uleerative Diseases.

Ulcerative Diseases, .....-
Either Of theNase Throat Tongue spins Forehead or Scalp
ne remedy has ever proved its equal ILL.,.
MOTH PATCHES uppn the female face depending upon
diseased action Of the Liver very unpleasant young
wife and mother bottles of Constitution Life syrup
wiz correct the secretion and remove the deposit which dl,
rectly nnder theskin.lf leS ... p .-..sr,.- -.a II
Diseases Of thsLiger giving to Lapgor Dizziness
Indigestion Weak Stomach liberated canGerOus cond
ion of that organ accompanied with burning other
pleasant symptoms, WI bereie7ed By Of CoNsTITU
TTON LIFE SYRUP a'- f7a assa
B As general BloodPuritying Agent, The Life syrup
stands unryaled by any preparation in the world.
WIN. 4. ezEae, MD,
Sole Proprietor, New York
,e MORGAN ALLEN,
Wholesale Druggists, Agents. 46 CHI street. New York
s.- ~. -, BARNES, WARD d CO.,
Agents forths South.
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MEDICAL.
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP

positive and specific remedy for all diseases originating
thereditaryl DISEASES transmitted from PARENT To
CHILD.
stFuma, elandular swolings liberation, Kings Evil
Erysipelas, Salt Rheum.
This faint hereditary and acquired filling life with untold
misery Is BY all usual medical remedies incurabe
Rheumatism.
II tner aay disease which the Constitution Life Syrup
sovereign it is in Rheumatism and its kindred affections
The most intense pains almost instantly aeviRteenor
nous sweings reduced Cases. chronic vcaOus of
twenty or thirty standing have been cured by us
Nervousness.
Nervous Debility Shattered Nerves. St, vtus' Dance Loss
of Power, Confusion of Thoughts, Epilepsy.
Thousands who have suffered years will bless the day on
which they read these lines Particularly weak suffering
woman vial this medicine prove inesimabe bessingdi
racng their footsteps to Hope which uals than
promises
Salvation ROttng of Bones Bad Complexion Aches in
Bones, Feeling of WEAKNESS, Depression of Spirits
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP purges the system entirely
from all the evil effects MERCURY, removing the Bad
Breath and curing the Weak Joints and Rheumatic
which the of Caome is to produce It hardens
Spongy Gums and secures the Teeth firmly ever
Constitution Life Syrup
Eradeao and branch all Eruptve Diseases the Skin
like
ULCERS, PIMPLEs BLoTCHEs,
And oil other difficulties this kind. which SO much dis
figure the outward appearance Of both males and females
making them disgusting object to themselves and their
''''N' Constitution Llre Syrup
CURES ALI SWELLING OF THE GLANDS
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ooaF4T, RlHJs6 e il. EFs u EDoTAaD JACOB
R " virtue q 4 writ or fierl Ieeias TO me d.
parish ofSt James tie above eatted cause viii proceed
s RSa aoG 5fe bs Rs aba aRf
Streets, in the Second District Of this eg, sfRDAF
the seventh day Of July lb6 htl2 O'Clock, H. the following
i 4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and
thereon situate in the late municipality No
ow[he First District Of this CITY, and oniBs the corner
tween Ne~ Levee Lafayette Commerce and Poydrs streets
said lot measuring about shirt flour feet front New LeYe
sTTes ABOUT @ ffel wi9lh On e Eea Inc and
Lafayette street and about seventy FIVE feet in depth
opposite side ne American measure and forms part OF the
before q truger late notary public in this city On the
On tis Lofts three story brick building the whole leased
toE seventy dollars per month until lst Qetober la56
chase rom Felix La6atu Per act passed before TaeodSe
Ggy9 lste n9sa5y Ppblisin E5s city dated May 1872
this city designated By the Nos twenty FIVE aud twenty
Piauehe Mysterious Tor Celubus Gocdhden streets
end msa3gfs Vi Lot 70 y tby set III INCHES iront
lines the line of lot Ne g. ninety feet lines
III NJ - Sg gs S Ss III %ys ge d II III e. Nh aoG
dred and feet ten INCHES and five lines bounded
and part 81 M * hid ii Tie rear IL said III No Ell -
The whole English measure and according to plan drawn
ls7 deposited the office Of Ad Mazureau ury plblc Ia
| Iorasheg with all the buildings and improvements
Being the same property 9eqnired by the defendant by Put
Z, 1919
seizediH the above suit --- Fl
plaps wl 6e e&hlbitioa at tie Exchange some dlys
previous totiat o, sale,
R8-TERns--Caah on the spot
sIeLiF ii be Pnr,sh d Ursang.
j. FELIX RIEu rs. tFoURTa DISTRICT Gounr o. NEW
RE VIRTUE of Il writ OF ferl fs,clns-
~ directed yyhe Honorable the Fourth ct ggurt New
Orleans In the ABOVE entitled Charles BaVeuu late
Sheriff and by SAID late She transferred VIII proceed
to sell atpubc auctOnat the Merchants and Atgpeers Xxx
change Royal street between Canal and CusohNuse Streets
IN the Second District Of this city, FKIO u The IS b.
day July 1866 az y o'clock NJ the following de oFbed pro
/. A PORTION or GROUND in the B6urc Drverse
DIsmecour late eyOr The 18th March, ls42 and DE-
posted in the oic5 of L. T. Care, notary, plan
twenty Two Of his book Of plans, as lot no Of No
bounded by Where segin Bartheismy Oelaronde ree
Said portion Of ground measures hundred and eleven
front Eere street hundred and eighty Three deep
between parallel lines hundred and feet eight inches
and ten lines in width in the Together with the
buildings thereon and al the tights etc
.. ANOTHER PORTION or GROUND. together with all
the buildings thereon right bank Of tue river
below the city part Caasars plantation designated
letter on sketch annexed to division be
fore s. MagneT notary pu0tc in this city the l7h Of May
1865 measuring and half aTpents and
the river by depth Of forty apsntS bounded side by
lands q the Urnes Convent and tie 0hsr side by lands
Of a. Camus
Seized in the above suit
p5T"TERMs-Cash on the spot; -
sff4 E EI
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6 Nj. TODD 81 co., DEALERS IN ARTISTS
Leaf, Bronzes,
PAINTS,
OILS,
FARNISHES,
GLASS,
BRUSHES, EtG
no. 40 Magazine Street,
One doc above Pevarrl
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THE WEEKLY CRESCENT
Unpublished every Saturday morning. Subscription s.
" IN advance halfyeary and quarterly rates.
single copies, 10 cents.
mates Or AavertisIng.
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C. II. MILLER e. CO.
Manufacturer e. STEAM REFINED CANDIES, importer
OF WINES, BRANDY. PRESERVED FRUITS, CIGARS
ana al dsslsip lions Of FIREWORKS,
-ASn-
agent FOR the Los Angeles, CnI., Wines,
50 ami s. New Le7ee street, corner Of Watcher.
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The practical operation Butleys Lumber Dryer mas
proven be- satisfactory forth by the certificates OF Nj
Laird and Nj LeyaH Superintendent Of Motive Power and
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-29
AGRICULTURAL.
"IIorse SENSE"

There is no Disgusting the fact that vic
iousness is innate with some horses. IL Is
no doubt sometimes hereditary, and follows
some of the best trains of blood we have.
That viciousness should accompany "A
highly yneryous organization Is not to be
wondered at. Hence 1t causes no surprise
when we find such dispositions among the
finely organized thorough -breds2ani-
mails of most sensitive and nervous or
ganization--frOm which the common ex-
preston .'thin-skinned," as applied to
too sensitive man. is obviously derived
The treatmenthorsesr receive, and the moral
atmosphere in which they are thrown,
have much greater influence than most
horsemen are inclined to admit. The
pinching. tickling, boisterous Stable boy,
who annoys spirited horse for the sake of
enjoying his futile though almost frantic
kicks, aud leers, is affecting the disposition
of the horse and his descendants for gener-
ations to come, besides putting in jeopardy
the lives and limbs of those who are
brought In contact with the horses 80 tam
pered with. A horse is surely influenced by
the psychological character of the men with
whom he associates. A passionate man will
have a baulky horse slow. plodding
brother, one of his own style; and the
nervous, quick busy man's horse will show
the same qualities. So noticeable Is this,
that we have often remarked that the fam
lily horses of our neighbors, as they are
changed one after another, very soon fall
into the very gait and style of their prede-
cessors in the same stable.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-29


In form and feature. face and limb
grew so like my hrnther,
That folks got taking me for him,
And each for one another.
IL puzzled all, both kith and kin.
IL reached a dreadful pitch;
For one Of us was born 4 twin,
Aud not sOul knew which.'D HtI".
One day 10 make the matter worse,
Before our names were nx'd,
As we were being washed by nurse.
We got completely mix'd diIirIf
And 20 you see, by Fale's decree, ff.ff
Or, rather nurses whlm,
My brother john was christened i'me,n
While was christened ''liiml VY
This fatal llkopess ever doggod
Our footsteps when at school:
For was always getting aogg'd
since John turned out fool
In fact. year aftor year the same
j Absurd mistake went on;
And when died the neighbors came
And buried brother John" .Hi
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-29
Arrival of MERGERS Female Emil
grants at san Francisco. 1'If

From the San Francisco Bulletin, April sIl
The steamer Continental arrived in port
this morning with ninety-fCur Messengers,
most Of them women, who came out here on
the representation and under the care of
w L.. Mercer, of Washington territory.
Immediately upon the steamer being tele-
graphed q large number of people rushed
down to the warves, whether to select
wives or to satisfy their curiosity as to the
personal appearance of the fair emigTants
or for what object is unknown to any but
themselves. But they were doomed 10 dis
appointment for the ship was attached to
the buoy OFF Folsom-street wharf several
hundred feet from shore, and no one is al
lowed on board. There was great flut-
tering of calico on board the ship as she
passed the city front, the observed of all
observers, and probably responsive fiut-
tering of some masculine hearts on shore.
whose owners have become tired of the for
lorn state of bachelorhood. 1t is said to be
the intention OF the consignees 10 transfer
the passengers 10 some other steamer bound
northward, and conyey them TO Olympia,
in Washington territory, their original
place of destination. The passenger list
shows large number of misses" most of
whom are probably not averse 70 changing
their title and their name. n ,. :,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-29
A Heartless Vinain-A Statement
.IHr. of his Grimes. 'Hf 11f ~

The Daily Neirs makes public story of
deception and crime seldom met with. 1t
appears that when Mrs, General Eaton, so
famous as the leader of social and fashion
able life In Washington during the ad-
ministration of President jackson became
widow In a foreign land. she returned 20
this country, taking up her residence. She
adopted two of her grandchildren. a boy
and girl and with competence amount
ing to at least one hundred thousand dol
lars, was living very happily. AT length
an Italian adventurer named Bongononi
WIS employed as dancing master for the
children, and they took such liking to-
him that they prevailed on their grand
mother 10 allow him to be introduced TO
their home. The result was that he mar
ried Mrs. Eaton. and succeeded eventually
In getting possession of all her property.
Nor did be stop here, but prevailed on her
10 place In his charge the property she had
set apart for her grandchildren, all of which
he had the full use and benefit of. He then
set at work corrupting the girl, and finally
sailed for Europe last Wednesday, taking
her with him as his wife. He left note
for Mrs. Eaton. IN which he told her he had
converted all her property into cash, and
would allow her twenty dollars per week
If she would keep the matter quiet
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-29

AN EPIDEMIC AMONG HoRsEs. We learn
that the epidemic among horses il greater
IN extent than our recent report. Not less
than 500 or COO cases have occurred in this
county, and from $50 to 200 have died. The
loss TO the people of the county Is not less
than S30000, aside from thu trouble and
time lost by sick horses aud IN attendance
upon them. The disease breaks out some
what like a founder, causing lnmeness In
one or more feet, then stiffness of the joints.
then weakness of the loins, and the horse
settles down behind and is unable to get up.
--MddiSOh (FpiS.) TRion. alvi 'tt.