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HosTETTER's STOMACH B1rrERs

SIX P's-Poets-Painters-P s-Preachers-Playe
Printers, and Politicians-all suffer from Dys-
pepsia, Nervousness, Loss of Appetite, Liver
Complaints, and all diseases which they may
cure or prevent by the use of Plantation Bltters
1fthose sufferers took these Bltters, the Poetry
would be purer, the Paintings grander, the Ser
mons liVelier, the Acting truer, the Printing
neater, and the Politics honester, This splendid
tonic invigorates the system, and enables the
brain to work healthily.
Perhaps no article was ever so well endorsed
by all who have used It,
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, August 5.-Stocks excited CHICAGO
and Rock Island 99S6; Reading, 1861; Canton Com
Cleveland and Pittsburg, l22]S Pltlsburg and Fort
Wayne, 92z5 Michigan Central, lo9'4i Michigan
tIa Il75s Cumberland preferred 86 Virginia 6s, so;
Missouri Is, l0S1S; Hudson River l95S Fivetwenties
1862, n29sdo of 1864 lO95S; do OF 1865, IlO do
issue, l0s7S Tenforties l0219 Seven-thrttes, l07z
NEW YORK, August 5.--Cotton quiet but firm. at
2Sc Flour dull; sales OF $500 bbs. State S659lO go:
1850: Wheat dull, and declining Corn active and
excited at decline OF 2p3c sales of 100000 bushels
Oats heavy. efsteady New Mess Pork, S22'95923.
Lard quiet. Whisky dull. .-
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Reports from Mexico. .

NEW ORLEANS. August 5.-By an arrival from
Vera Cruz we have the following unauthentic
report: = That Admiral Palmer and stair bad
gone TO the City of Mexico TO demand the per
son OF Santa Anna, and to endeaVor to persuade
the Liberals to give up Maximilian's body.
Inc Austrian corvette Elizabeth was lying
at Sacrincios, taking Austrian refugees on
board. An American and q French man.Of
war had arrived at Vera Cruz.
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Shin News.

NEW YORK, August 5.-The steamer Fab Kee.
captain Liesquang, hence for Neuvitas and st.
1aeo July 81, returned this morning, having
causing the sea 10 break over the vessel, tearing
away the bulwarks, washing away the water
casks, putting out the fires stopping the work.
Ing of the engine. Subsequently the hurricane
somewhat abated, when all hands manned the
pumps ana freed The hold of six feet OF water.
When it had been reduced the vessel was
headed tor New York Tue hurricane occurred
in latitude 36'40, longitude 1880.
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A BURGLAR AFTER THE PENNIEs.-This morn
ing, at an early hour, as Officer Cook of the
Tenth District, was passing Rheiphardts lager
beer saloon, on the corner Of Howard street
and Girard avenue he heard curious jtngling
and rafting coming from within which excited
his suspicion. He soon became satisfied that q
burglar was within. The officer gained access
to the room, and could see the midnight Prov
ler filing his pockets, his shoes, his Stockings
and every pocket-like cavity of his garments
upon the counter. While the burglar was thus
engrossed, he was suddenly seized, captured,
William Myers, and had upon his person,
stuffed in every conceivable place, about ten
dollars worth of nick els, while he left about
twenty dollars worth upon the counter. Alder
man Shoemaker committed him in default of
bail
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WHAT Is "BmKINa Y"-As we have it in an
define II tupon the evidence OF things, seen to be
the art of inducing, entioing, or drawing in by
persuasion, or Vi ct arntiS, verdant gentlemen
robbing them. 1t is generally practlsed by
women, who sometimes have masculine pha-
lanx, kept dark, in case of emergency. Last
night two amazonian colored women, named
Mary Brown and Elizabeth Redding, drew, as IT
is alleged, by main force, q farmer from Chester
county into disreputable place on Seventh
street, below ST. Mary, and there robbed him OF
$40. They were arrested and held by Alderman
Patchen, in default OF bail to answer at Court
for the crime OF "bilking."
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NeWs from LOuisviIIe.

LOUISVILLE August S.--Johnson q Webster's
foundry in New Albany, was burned this morn
ing. The loss is estimated at $40, 1000; partially
insured.
Mrs. DR.. Donhoff died here to-day, suddenly,
from apoplexy, superinduced by pain and aglta-
tlon arising from the sting OF a bee.
Considerable sickness is reported at MScon,
Ca from over indulgence in fruit.
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THE TRAVELLING SUITS
The White Duck Vests,
The COloTed Duck Sufts,
The Alpaca COdts
The DTdp d Ete Sacks,
The Short Duck Sacks
The Linefl Dust Goats,
The Light Cashmere Suits.
The Skeleton Sacks,
1re al popular at this tine because they rust the
thing for this hot tDedh, our styles as elegant as IN
any custom estdbtshnenI Our prices are so tau, people
WANAMAKE ER q BROWN,
The LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE,,
OAK HALK,
THE CoRNKR OF SIXTH AND MARX EFT STREETS.
JONES & THAoHER, Printers $40 Minor st.
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LINEN BUSTERS, LARGE AssoRTM ENT, dt6erent
SUeS, ImperuiouS TO dust. hitting neatly dt the neck
Sailing at reduced prices 70 close out stock
HdV 5gag roy oetlgeen / BENNETT, NETT, 4 CO..
Sirth streets } No. 5is MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
And No. GOO BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
R7- AU Kinds Of Summer Clothing setting of TO close
ont stock, VeI,U LO1U prices, ..
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THoMAs-QUINN.-on August g. 1867, by Recorder
Joseph Eneu, REESE ID. THOMAS and MARY
QUINN, both of Norrstown, Montgomery county
Pa. No cards.
wACK-HARRIsoN;-o the % instant by Rev
E. II. Kenney BENJAMIN Il. WACK, OF Chester
county. to HANNAH HARRISON, of Delaware
Pa,
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
iron ADDrT1oNAL LOCAL ITEMS SEE INSIDE PAGES.

A TH1EvIsH CLAN FRRRETED 0UT.-For
year OF so past there has been in existence an
organized body of young thieves in the Ele-
Venth District, who united individual effort for
the purpose OF carrying on with greater success
their thieving operations. Houses have been
nysteriously entered by night ana boldly o,9yy py
marvellous to contemplate; clothing, seemingly
by the motions of some Harlequins wand,
has disappeafeo @ rom SaI were bnt T.
was evident from the successive larcenies that
they worked in unison. Last year store on
robbed of S425. Officer Grant, of the Eleventh
Police District, had before ferretted out one OF
these secret organizations, ana SET out with ,,e
His Investigations and searches have proved
successful and five of the youthful purloiners
were arrested. Lately one Meran and Edward
Dockerty were arrested for belonging to the
gang and yesterday Officer Grant took John
Tooney in custody for being leading member
He was held in $1,000 bail to answer, by Alder
man Clouds. This party have made the six
teenth and Eighteenth Wards their neld OF
operations, and in all, by, petty lareenles and
thousand dollars worth OF goods.
sTHApDEUs OF LANCASTER. ."-The true and
faithful likeness OF the Hon. Thaddeus stevens
mas lust been produced In elegant style; The
photograph after which 1t was copied was
taken at his home in Lancaster; and the en-
craving, which is q happy blending or the line,
siippIe, and mezzotint styles OF the art, was
snrdpiuced in Philadelphia. Mr.. j. e. Barr, OF
PlnOn"naster is the publisher. Surrounding the
nortroit Isl q heavy and dark oval, the inner
circle OF which represents wreath OF oak. This
nrroundiuR Is q fine specimen of artistic work,
snd displays the utmost intricacy and exact
naSa n fit accompaniment to the rugged
houghu features % sness 70 Sec bV
r. Stevens and his friends to be the mOs
onnlcurSte and life-like that has ever been pro
acoad The admirers Of the foremost statesman
ouCgu uCsGa common wealth should not neglect this
opportunity Of securing ms counterfeit resem'
blance.
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ASSAULT AND HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Conrad
Grays Ferry road last evening fell in with
an old farmer, hailing from Chester, who was
making his way homeward. Under the gulse
of friendship and personal interest in his well
fare, they crossed a lot, and when no eye was
there to pity or ear To hear" they knocked him
that he was soon helpless and at their mercy.
The drunken wretches then pilfered what
money he had-Sl6-and his watch. AS luck
arrested. This morning the old gentlem an
Identified them, and they were sent TO prison
by Alderman Mink, in default of $1,000 bail
each.
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An OFFICIAL QUIETUs AUTHORIZED AND Exc
cuTRp.-It was alleged that house having for
inmates a multiplicity OF dlsorderly and even
tion In famed "Boyd's place." near Tenth and
Market streets was officially authorized to be
inhabitants. Public officials, therefore, in the
shape of faultless ofiicial police officers, did go
in, clear out, and arrest MISS mary Sherrard,
SON. who had got herself into an exceedingly
nice scrape. A gentleman called TO see her.
and ahe robbed MIN OF $45. Both these females
were held by Alderman Jones in default OF $1,000
bail.
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Additional Ship News.

CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Schr ]. L. Mavy, Russell. HyannIs Sinnickson Co.
schr Ethan Allen. Blake, Salem, Castner, stickney d
Wellington. =
Schr Fri, Sprague Boston, Lehigh Nav. Coal Co.
Schr E. G. Irwin, Atkins, Quincy Point Rommell q
sohT Potomac, Eldridge, Washington, Pennsylvania
schr Athlete, Cozzens. Digby. J. E Bailey Co.
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THIS EVENING the great Japanese and Arab
Combination Troupe will give their farewell en-
tertainment at the Academy of Music. An en-
tirely new programme has been arranged,
which will Introduce each of the fifty-four
artistes in favOrite acts Such treat as this may
expect to see the Academy packed Tonight
The Japs and Arabs perform in Trenton to-
morrow evening.
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TIE RIOT CAsE-MoYAMENsrNa vERus HopE
ENGINE CoMPANY.-Bernard McGahey, Ber-
nard Hagan, Thomas WINS, Bartholomew
Cranston, and John McCusker were arraigned
before Alderman Beitler this afternoon on a
chafge OF assault and battery on the Hope En-.
glne company, during the riot some time agl.
Mlchael McAnna, business a paper stainer,
reslding at No. 73l south Seventh street, testi-
neu that on the morning OF the I4th ultimo, he
was at a hre on the corner of Seventh and
South streets, when Aldermen McMullln told
me 70 go away; he caught me by the collar, and
sa1d II did not look out would have "bumble-
DeesD about my hea; McMullin said that
language. - =
Officer Hammond OF the Second District, was
sworn-I could recognize McGahey and Grams
ton among the party attacking the Hope quar-
ters on the morning of the 10Th ult, and recog-
nize them here they were rushing with the
crowd TO the Hope Engine Hou g.
Officer Thompson, of the Second District, cor
roborated the testimony of Hammond.
II. ID. Cozzens, living No Ala German street
On the afternoon OF the 18th was sitting be
fore the Hope Engine house, when party of
men rushed towards the house with blackjacks
MIR. Barnes was in the crowd, coming down at
the head aud wanted to know where all the
G. d. monkies were; brick struck me in the
side.
The parties charged were held in 500 bail
each to answer at court ....
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A MISERABLE LIFE IS LED BY THE DYsPFP-
TIC, for his complaint not only prostrates the
body, but produces gloomy state of mind and
an irritable disposition. While many articles
are recommended as curatives of this disease
tended the use of DIR. JAYNE's ALTERATIVE. in
connection with JAYNEs SANATIYE PIIIs
The Alternative purifes the blood gives strength
to the digestive organs, and imparts healthy
tone to the system: the Sanative Pills change
the vitiated secretions OF the stomach and liver
and stimulate these organs to healthy action By
the combined action of these remedies. many
radical cures have been effected, and they are
therefore confidently offered to the af1icted
Prepared only at No, 242 Chestnut street.
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TBY TELEsRAPH.1

NEW YORK, Aug 5.-Arrived, steamship Chicago
from Liverpool, with dates To the 23d ult.
FoRTREss MONROE August s. = The schT Wide
has arrived in Norfolk in distress, having encoun-
tered the LIST inst heavy easterly gale, when 20
miles south Hatteras,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-05

HANDSOME ENGRAvINGs AT LESS THAN
RETAIL PRICE-Those who are in want of
fine steel-plate engravings with which to
decorate their parlOrs and drawing-rooms
should by all means examine the hand
some specimens, some seven or eight in
number which are given to those who
purchase stock in aid Of the Riverside Insti-
Iute. These pictures are classed as one, two,
three, four, and hve.dollar eDgravings. The
stock is sold at one dollar per share, single
share securing the one-dollar engraving, two
shares the two-dollar engraving and so on.
Each engraving, at retail, could not be pur-
chased for less than so per cent. more than it
really costs those who purchase stock and
other pictures in this way. In addition
to this, each share of stock guarantees
one present in the great distribution to come off
hereafter One of these presents Is worth as high
as $4,000, another s2O,OOO third $4,000, and so
on, footing up an aggregate of $780, 900 worth of
presents. which will be distributed among the
stockholders, each share held securing one pre-
sent, as there are to be no blanks whatever.
The engravings are on exhibition at the prin-
cipal office, No. 1925 Chestnut street.
SUMNER WEATHER.--The hot, sultry month
of August is now upon us. The season when
sickness is more fatal than at any other time.
When the body Is relaxed, and nature can do
least to recuperate its exhausted strength. AT
this time we require to guard, with more than
usual care, against the attacks of the great
enemy-disease-by fortifying the system with
HosTETTER's STOMACH BITIERs = the most
wonderful tonic in the world. A tonic endorsed
as pure, harmless, and effective FAMILY MEDI-
CINE by millions Of human beings who have
thoroughly tested II and found immediate relief.
By its aid the appetite is at once increased;
digestion RECEIVERS its healthy tone; the vital
forces are 1nvigorated, and new life infused
into the system. The weak, debilitated, and
nervous victims awake to feeling of true en-
joyment, and life, once q burthen, becomes
source of pleasure.
Beware OF the pernicious alcoholic prepara-
tions, purporting to be tonics and stomachics
pufred up daily in the newspapers! Let them
alone!
HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs
| is the one PURE and RELIABLE TONIC and IN
vIGoRAToR. and can be procured in every CITY,
town, and village in the country.
HosTETTER's BITTERs has permanent repu.
tation, which is rapidly increasing as the years
go by. All others are but mushrooms OF the
hour, and die off as quickly as they spring into
existenna
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1,,,svYvANtA HORTICULTURAL boCIETY.-
-. - ,,e free monthly essays so far this year,
Most Saen Ss on Trees, Fruits, OF Landscape Gar
dsnpg The Society has Pr9{yaasSd {or sde on SpS WIN
m0riSS~" NOR iSS~"rdening, by Mr.. Robert Scott
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THOSE WHO HAVE TRIED IT, say that the
Clothing purchased at Charles Stokes a Co.'S =
under the Continental, is the cheapest, because
he best Of any clothing they ever possessed
All can ascertain this fact at very small ex.
pense by purchasing as above.
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EMBEzzLEMEN r. Boulton, Chair
man of the Board Of Trustees of Excelsior Lodge,
No. 48, !. o. o. f., was arrested this morning by
Officer II, II. Smith, upon the charge of emoez-
Eneu held him In s25OO bail for a hearing on
Wednesday next
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WHITMAN's CHoCoLATE.-The best table Cho-
colate for families, hotels and restaurants is
manufactured at the philadelphia Steam Cho-
colate and Cocoa Works. ONCE and Store No.
1910 Market street. STEPHEN II. WHITMAN
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DEPOT FOR THE BALE OF Lash's Five-dollar
Washing Machines, Clothes WringerH, and Step
Ladders. No, ~ Market street, Philadelphia,
j. 81. LASH q 90.
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MAGNOLIA WATER. II delightful toilet
article-superior to Cologne, and at half the
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-05

LYONS MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER. for kill
ing Fleas, Moths, Reaches, and Bugs The
original and only sure article. Sold by all re-
anactatle dealers
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A DRIIGTFUL TREAT ofa hot summers eve is
10 step into Morse's Saloons, Nos 902 ana 9OA
Arch street. and take glass OF his celebrated
Raspberry Ioe. Nothing like II.
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SHADE AND CURTAIN SToRE.-A very elegant
assortment of new Shades new designs new
tints, to be sold at the lowest prices, at w.
Henry Patten's, No. l408 Chestnut street
Window Shades One Dollar, No. l40S Chestnut
street.
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To PRODUCE FINE GROWTH OF NEW HAIR
Ia Use Dexters Hair Restorative.
R8- Use Dexter's Hair Restorative.
RS- Use DeXter's Hair Restorative.
MCINTYRE ~ BROTHER,
No. 1895 Chestnut street.
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A LONGING FOR "PRIsoN" QUARTERS.
Priger alias Exit Prizer," and prize indeed,
had come back to Philadelphia again. About
one year ago, he entered q lager beer saloon on
Ridge avenue, but blundered about so in the
dark, humping up against counters and over
chairs that he had to make off without obtain
ing any booty. He lately returned to this city,
on Thirteenth he stepped in a tavern and asked
the keeper thereof in not very lucid manner
whether or not man was there, whom he de-
sired to see. Being informed negatively, he
went out, and coming in again, struck the pro-
prietor over the head with black jack, which
felled him to the floor. For this unwarranted
assault he was arrested and held by Alderman
Massey in $500 bail.
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A sSTRAIGHT'' DRINKER DIsTURBs TEN
PERANCE MEETING.-Ye esterday afternoon, the
good citizens living about the vicinity of the
Second street market, near Brown street. con-
ing the temperance cause, and upholding the
Sunday prohibitory law. Now 1t SO happened
that an individual of belligerent quail
ties, whose name is given as civilian
Byred, % sat dangling his pedals over meat
block, listening sttent1vely all the while; The
Inferno, in the shape Of number OF
upon the aforesaid BYRD" and he began to
shout and sing and hoot, and finally, as it is
alleged by respectable citizens, to lay about
him in a manner inconsistent with the de-
pertinent OF any gentleman, especially, on
Sunday. He was arrested, and held by Alder
man Toland in $500 bail TO answer.
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MARRIED..

JONES & THAoHER. Printers, 5lO Minor St.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-01

5s~rho Monthly Report or the Commits
sionpr Oh Agriculture for January con-
tains carefully complied table of statistics
of the rates OF wages of farm labor in the
United States. This work has been ae-
complished after much labor and pains
taking and "should be credited with de-
rrcc of accuracy in its conclusions, say
the Commissioner. This statment shows
that the average rate of wages for farm Ia
horers who board themselves IN tho moth
ern and western states is $500. or Sl5,oa
when boarded. In the Southern States
for freedmen $1,000, or 1915 with board.
Another question which this Report dis
cuSscs is that of Wool consumption. The
statements OF the Special commissioner of
Revenue in his recent Report are called IN
question. The Commissioner in this Re-
port arrives at different conclusions as to
the annual consumption of WOODEN goods
While the special commissioner estimates
the annual consumption at l50000000 lbs. of
manufactured wooieIs, allowing four
po,luG5 OF foreign wool. and two and one
sixteenth ofnativa wool to the yard. the
Commissioner of agriculture in this ar
ticlc says This county needs now scarce
~ more than fifty millions of pounds Of
cloth, and not more I'll II one hundred and
evenly millions Of pounds of WOOL"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-01

r3-Sj90 REWARD "A Young man found
dead at Poultney, Vt. The murderer rtlarge.
For a more extended notice of th, matter see
81 column of}i Pig of til, paper.
\ STARTLING TRUTu Thousand, die aunu-
ally from neglected coughs and colds, which
soon ripen into consumption, or rather equally
fatal diseases Of the Lungs, when by the timely.
use of single bottle OF u tstarS Bqlsam Of
Wa Cherry their lives could htye been pre-
served to green old age.
Iron workers OF all sorts, machni>ts-
i,Iack-and white smiths, horse shoers, ship
smiths, founders, etc. will find the STEAM RE
FINED SOAPS just what they want for eradicat-
.ng the smut and CRIME of their occupation.
They cleanse without roughening or cracking
the skin.
When the urine i, thick turbd, def
cicnt in quantity ,or roilcd with lifhiculty-for
all instructions of the kidneys, BLADDER or ur-
ton Powders.
--One needs only 10 try its virtues 10 be
convinced of the efficacy of Johnsons Anodyne
Lineannnt,-NU cure, no pay.
TO preserve your health, cleanse your
blood when it becomes Initiated and foul.
Many are the symptoms which sound the note
Of alarm. Tail not 10 heed them. Indigestion
Nausea, Lassitude. Headache, Wandering Pains,
Bilious and Eluptive Affections, are so maEy.
signals to tell yop qf disease III the blood.
Remove it, and they disappear. How: Take
AYERS COMPOUND ENrRAer OF st,AsAPA-
RILIA. 1t is cffeetU.l for its purpose: pnri.
les the blood. cXpels disease and restores the
aeianged functions OF the body to ticjr healthy
aetLx L. Corydon Gnd.) -lrgas.
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CANVASS OFTHE UNION
TO OWN ERS OF
FLO r SES,

u HOU,ANDS OF HORSES DIE YEARLY
l from Collie. THIS need not be. Dr. To-
bias venitian Horse Lmiment will positively
cure very case if given when first taken. The
cost Is only one dollar. Every owner of horst
should have 4 bottle in hi4 stable ready Tor use
1t is warranted superior 10 anything else for the
cure OF Cut, Wind Calls, swc!ling-, Sore Throat,
Spraus, Bruises, Old Sofcs, 81. This Liniment is
no new remedy. 1t has been US Il and approved
of for - wears by the fret Holscmen in the COM
try. Given to an oyerdliven horse, it acts like
magic. Orders are con family received f ON the
Racing St,lG4S Of England, for il. The celebrated
Hiram Woodruff, oftretting fame, has used it for
years, and says it is far superior to amy other he
has tried. He kindly permits lne to It fer TO him.
Ills address is East New York, Long Island. Rec
ollect, Dr. Tobias Venitan Horse Linimcnt is put
up in pint bottles. Take no othel, sold by Drug
gists and saddiers. Depot, 30 Cmtlandt Street,
New York. 7w5i