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table,, brides itself more especially upon Tire hsh winch
X mostly supplied 10y The Iast and North Rivers, and
inn, DO oai Western lake. Of tie continent ALSO very
tolcrabc modIcum is supplied 10y many OF Ire adjacent
humber Of c,ls Tie favorc blue ana wiicfh are taken
largely ~ Long Island sound and in tie vicinity Of sandy
Hook IoIct'S-SUOd from Muy To CCtG hcr-Hrc caught
Ton, Cod ana hnIut aie always in scasoi.; LaddGck
only from October 10 APRIL II las been wpegisly
ser1rd that tlrIe Is description OF food. However,
samIle of which cannot he procured IA Fulton market
nj, svld at retail daily Ia NewluG CfBuiier about
$500 barrels sold per day, averaging at retail about
SSc. per pUuHd selling no Wholesale orHbUU &c. Lett
~ lids Inter computation, some t24WO daily.
sale OF egg is over COO Gnfsls. Of which 6 dozen
or so are lrcportionaly bad. They wholesale AZ
about ltc Tcr dozen, making sales ID the neighorhood
81 $3.50 With Tie exception of meat and isi all Tie
groceries ia this city retail the articles herein quoted In
~ Hew.Yclk, scattered through the varons words, is
9.0lG Scarcely a Ihd Of these are wholesale; or tie
may lie mentioned as ranking IN the OrGcr written.
Thdayc, especially, l. Iealy given n to That lile Of
rau, and che Fourth Oit Of course, the exception 0f
Fifth aud c small number on Bro"GWay has the least
number 81 tiat species oI hiSlhtss h"hst% AVENUES
A. b, and what there Is If III. are mostly given up
to the GGmars. as Is GIecpwchave.. IN gfct part For
the cross-sirccts BrOour, Grand Bheeket Elvlngton
and GOeICk share tie grocery LoniS pretty AMY he-
hc according 10 their several lengths Chcrryst,
however urges it, claim Oh bakeries, th're IRE only
about dread being largely sold In all but tie siclaSs
nUnoIrzes u lai,tr pionGrtiou al ihis number than
any other street in The city MIX arrives M tie city dnEy
Dy tttt I'1H""us VIZ Ne Eilt' h"lhn Hu il",tsVn
Eivtr the rgeet proportion being brOt t 10y The Err
Fourteen fifteen years ago the quantity ~ pure MIX
brought ntO the city 10y iltse railroads exceeded ne
aggregate both Of pure aud Impure 10 ISL when tie
population ~ the city $1,000. st that time IT. NIX
business entirely In Tie hands Of TIE sNi nhknch
In 1851. qO 39 quarts INTO the city by tie New
Haven read, the transportation Of which cost $3.50 o.
The increase fer the next sX months Of ls2 was very
large. making 62 go quarts. ~ cost Of s2d $" IN uh
year. % New Jersey generously uuic over Ter sihf ~
sW milk 10 Ter sister State. receiving pure MIX rom
the latter per NcwIo mkmpf nrctUiu Ter The ncN-
aitirc. when Gotham HWVke tO lie tdtt that sic
rail for a very hfie more than the city manufactured
article, mix trade per ralrond at oure became M
immense The receipts " pure milk n NewNuk by
r0Ilroas and boats, for this year Cs2 ale given
BY the following table:
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RiTE"TIen, b nothing doing, and prices are nOmina
LIVE STOCK MARKETs.

THURSDAY, Oct s-Ouy 80 fresh cattle today, all ~
which ari we'd HudsOp City. There has been vcry lit
t trade. with prices scarcely ns good yesterday about
400 head silu remain uusOld egualy divided between
Comnurpaw and Hudson City. Tie dead meat markets
are bad, ard butchers don't want any more STOCK Ot
present Tie totals since Monday S73. against ASA
for the same last week. sheep ana lambs are nc "
unchnuged r,In Yesterday. The market Is rated little
stronger at FOItethsi.. while statesmen at Hudson Cry
call IL weaker. Dressed meats are certainly lower ara
mutton Is -rling slow ly Washington market Arrivals,
2C2 al FOrciL-sf, 600 at Hudson CITY, and $40 Conn
muuiuaw Sales NJ the latter place were 2O head % ID
coarse Indiana sheep Rt &C. with l6g NcwJeIsty ewes
about e d. al l2d4tc AZ Hudson City 69S head state
srep 50 70 average brought i4c They we're fnrish sheep
one ear Xc she, and lambs. pretty good. broughtA
cach while another car. mostly hue wool state lambs.
brought s. the sales at FOTtiethst were lOI
mo TO N ~ shrcp az Co. with % picked from the same
lot nt Sc: 5J7 state sheep. SO ~ 6gc; 400 coarse hd
srcp IS ~ 5ic iECO and Mich sheep, sjGos ID, al
60 sBc with LOT ~ Hight lambs ut 7ic Hogs count M
% ears no Fortiet-st and 2ot cars az Comuinupnw.
Quolaons at the latter place aIt III SLOW Ihiket es9
re: with salrs among others OF orc ear ~ ina hugS.
7ic 1000 good H. bacon hogs Of 2l2 N, at 7bc; and 60 ~
~ H. at same price. dressed are quoted nt SlG9c IN
addition u the fresh hogs AZ Fortcthsi There
were ears held over from Yesterday. The market N
called ic better than yesterday, one lot very PRIME 0
head n hogs b. selling for 3l6c ll6 ud hogs 10
CEc l2O state hogs, 90 n &c. with ~ " Aogs lO' 10
uL
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TIE MARKETS.
lc.r,mlly reported for TuH TAInrsn !

THURSDAY, Oct 81, 1857
AsHEs-The inquiry for Pots is steady at go 2j Pearls
III RIiIIpiNG MATERIAIS-No particular change has
occnrred in articles under this headiug prices are
steady and firm The closing quotations are as
follows Bricks ut $40 5Oasl 50 for common Hard sloe
900 for and t3Od SIS for Philadelphia Front Ccmcut
at 81 rs for Rosendalo; Hair ut SCaJIci Tor Ki9
Grande Mixed; SOC. for Buenos AyTes Mixed ana
II i2c for Unwashed Mixed Laths at 9 49, 81 three
nonths Lime nj VI so for Common ana VI 90 Tor Lump
Plaster az Paris Rt a. per tun for Blue Nova scotia W 20
NOR b for Calcincd Eastern and " ~ per Dbl Tor Cal
fined KnickerbOckeT and Empire Mills. 49,
COITON-1he continued high rates OF frclghts ana the
low price Of gold have tendency 20 check the demand
and the business to-day has been moderate prices are
rather easier and Gloss somewhat unsettled ut lg8lStc
for Middng Upands. TO 20a2Nlc. for do NewOrleans
sales OF 500 bales, OF which SIS go to snners 10 eA
porters and ITO To spectators. 40, -
COFFEE-The business III Rio CoRee Is SUN compare
lively light II IL certain that additional export dy
Of per cent has been placed upon Coffee py the bfazl
(;oyernnent, and importers are, IN CONSEQUENCE quite
n1n but there being doubt IA 10 Wheh the law
goes into operation buyers inclined 10 hon on Tor
further information sales OF $500 bags RO Tex Na on
priyae terms and In Baltimore 1900 bags tex Ashs AT
i1sc gold In bond other kinds moderately active
saes Of bags st. Domingo In bond for export 10 An
twerp, on private terms.
FIOtIR AND MEAIs-The inquiry for Western ana
State Flour quite light early In the day ana 20 eeet
Eales holders submitted To decline OF lOd&c Dnl AT
which good business was done the demHna NANNY ioi
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rlTrnl rr,M All MINING srOcKs.-rIrsT hoard.
Nrng Stoke
THURSDAY. Oct ar. NJ.

THURSDAY Oct. sl-P. NJ.
Gold closes nj 1909. The clearings of the Gold
Exchange Bauk were t1l,55lOOO and tie balances
sl.3u$Ss 60. -
Government stocks Of all issues steady. Mis-
soufi Is sold nj 81. In the other State stocks no
essential change. The miscellaneous shares ana
Express stocks are unchanged. The Railway shar"
market was sluggish md the advance OF last night
not sustained except in Fort Wayne, which rose to
qs!d9sl OH small lots. aud Rock Island which was
firm at ". After the call, lower rates were made
upon small transactions. At the Second Board prices
were steady and the offerings small After the call
the market was firm with moderate improvement
in prices. and closed firm ut quotations. With few
stocks Offering. New-York Central 1l2iall2l; Erie,
;2sa ~; Reading 07sao7l; Michigan Southern 7Si
MS; Cleveland aud PITTSBURGH, So Rock Island
GIao6l; Northwestern Common, 4ia47l; North
Western Preferred, Gj.QGjI; Fort Wayne gl@0H.
Money co.tinues easy on call at Gd7 Der cent.
Commercial paper Is without change; best passes at
7aq and second grade at l0a12 There il some cur
rency coming from the West, and the turn Of the
market is toward greater ease.
Exchange is held firmly at the following quota
tions: London, co days. lO9sdl09i; sight, lO9!0
l10 Paris long BIC! 0515a; do. short 5.l5.a5lSI;
Antwerp. bl7ia51G.; Swiss 5.17ld51Gl; Hamburg,
s5Ia8G; Amsterdam, 1914; Frankfort. 4OlaiO!;
Bremen, fsiG7s. Berlin, 7liG72.
Tie business of the sub-Ireasury today was
IA follows: Receipts for Customs, $4,000; receipts
for Gold Notes 81 600; total Receipts s5is63i9 81;
total Payments 1884 GsG n; Balance SlO9s1,sCi 60.
Fre,elts, 10 Liverpool, 1900 bush. Wheat ut Cd.
Der GO NJ 1900 bush Corn Mt Cd per 90 Ii; 900 bales
Cotton at 5lGasd; 1000 bbls. Flour at $751; and per
steamer 1900 bush Wheat at Is; 400 ties. Lard at
o n a2s Cd and 5000 sides Leather at sos. To Glas-
COW. 200 bbls Rosin at 3s. ID To HayTe, 200 bales
Cotton at lc. and per steamer, 1000 bales Cotton at
1lc The charters are vessel to Glasgow with
Wheat at 1Old.; PTussian brig to direct port on
the continent with Petroleum at 6s. Cd. vessel
from Philadelphia to Cork for orders, with Petro-
eum Mt Co. "a Gsod including port on the continent
a Norwegian ship with5OO bbls. Petroleum to direct
mort ON tho continent at a. l0ld., aud British bark
TO Belfast with $1,000 bush Wheat, at Is
The following comparison shows the condition OF
ue National Banks of the United States rs reported
on the first Monday in October. compared with the
same period of 1866
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ORIGIN OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.


SIR: Like your correspondent 81. L. S. in
TIE TRIBUNE Of Oct 49, have personal reasons" for
feeling pride" in the origin Of the Republican party
as state organization II not 10 It's birthday IN New
York To Michigan belongs that honor The party was
bonn and ehrsened Ia this state on the 9th day OF July
1884 To Mr. Horace Greeley belongs the credit at least
OF stggesfia0 IFS name. In letter 10 tie writer o ts
note then tie editor of The DcoH Daiy Tribune, w1ticn
e. days before that date, Mr.. Greeley rec0nnehd'1
that the Republican be given 10 tie party when u
was understood to be organized by mass convention
OF Wings and FreesO Democrats tJacbson on the DAY
above named. This letter laid before tue committee
on Resolutions. Of which thc Hon Jacob NJ Howard was
Chairman. its recommendation adopted ny the ana en-
Enthusiastically approved by the Convention buci was
tie origin OF the Republican party Having for several
months strongly advocated the policy OF disbandng oth
the WING aud the Free sO orgaizatioi ana Oi holding
q mass convention Of oil opponents OF slavery aggression
10 form party, you WllsCe why !, TOO nave per
s0nal reasons feeling pride" In the question OF IFS
birthday and name think it but just, also, That ne
agency Mr. Greeley not myself, had IN lis chrshhng
slold Dc known To the public. ANY connection with the
origin party which las achieved 50 noble WORK ana
earned 30 glorious record in history ~ an honor of
which those interested should not be hlched RADICAL
Detroit, Oct. "A, 1861.
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OF this milk q estimated that orc-ionrth at least
was waller At Hat time. at five cents . quart about
scJU paid in The city daily for some tang 0ser 1890
quarts uf BLK, hoth pure uud lPue. Tie tu@" gLltS
which formed the contribution II fhe country was IL
CREASED by water ana other -r'JitBts g. about l"V
quarts At tfGt Time tAe sNili MIX loim,d rather moe
tbaB equal proportion Of lie pune sold az lie Guy. IH
ISIS Infant mortality made up ou'-n"I az ire lt.AN
deaths OHt-ioTh being of those cludiH under one year
of axe sNil milk, form oihCi, 80 must
cases ssSlgitd the certain cause. Ia that year
S3OtOOOO stil annually PAID tUr ds'iiiry ana hdul
teraitd milk. proportion 81 IcJriy hail "a mliiuu OF
which Tor the alone with which IL was 'ditted.
Nav tile proportion pure mix yearly received mo
New York il clearly increasing. The monthly rcrcIts
this article for The year 1867 have been by Tie
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Amount ,d ioF 81 ~ ceits quart tt
ThUs II Ii GtLmstIattG tlat III chs. "i sew ORR
BTDUaiyn ANA JcTrcy tt8, with ~ NJits-r Wl"',L',
wilps nearly quito SlOCCOo1O for the single Article 0i
milk Tits year.
When 10 these fore going market, grocery. bakery am
milk statistics mp idrd sv OF l- 81 about 40 Ms
Ceaueuus Notwithstanding dciuir-rtlrpi hotels ana
rCgaun.ts-u tie metropolis. the plIc l Possession"
not only Of The gross quantity OF food thai Sew loik
dilRly cafs bur also Of tle amount 81 money lTd ny
Ncw-Yuik dai'y for IT. altogether inuhlIc III ~ NJ
aggregate a sic Ut sl.in sitc most people not ac-
cistoincd 40 statistics. and the icuts % static neal cru
latuI lcayg wholly ont The itenr o. already tlrt" a.
OF tea coffee, rrts, wires, sugalr @c some ~ VIII
muy he estimated staltt, although tlC ihril'luIs
would without ti ~. tlth seven uril'i-
Of diet only con Utatiuu nay DC has,d Wh, viii Nus
traie tie topic a. band. Tie following table exhibits
uTuxIHatoy the quantity Of these staples Uhfd d'!,
and the amount paid tlIcfdT Tie average ctail price
reureAcuiug lie ultimate cost Of there arcirr H. the
buyer after their distribution through the arteries ~
Lesser markets aud groceries aF takr place; and having
glanced nj which, j. 10 OTgcT question rnwiulE M
answered 10 how NtN-Nuk b. itd. For 'Ln-; Sew
York-a uauthCd monster ~ urlrsaIr IT, three
meals per day. at average tosi nl ti5t5G el meal
A miObu0uthed monster itt'Cd, rslnF smCi :nC-
oufly-or rrurly so-eycy individual Of the Whole
million at breakfast.
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RECEIPTS OLE PRODUCE.

Oct 3i-lO5g2 bbs. Flour, $40 bbls. Whisky, 400 bos
Corn Npl l2 sacks Corn Meal OIL s69 bush wheat, 6SOi0
bush Corn a3lys bush. Oats 3iI,6 bush Rye ~ bl'
Pens n ,Gt BUSH Barley ~ bush. Seeds, az pkga.
Ilow O6 pbg- Beef 100 hDs Pork, 500 pigs. Lard G22
sacks Ocakc LOT Dressed Hogs. ls26 bbs PetfOieuln
3l.J pAgs Butter 1922 pkgs Cheese. 40 bOis Legs
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HOW corpERHEAps SANDER BRAVE SOLDIERS.

HOW COPPERIIEADS SANDER BRAVE soLDIttS'
10 ne Edtor Of The IflVHs.
SIR: The NeW- FORK World OF Monday pub
shed paragraph Tefercneet 10 GenJohn BNai Petten,
the Republican candidate Tor Senator in the XXth Dis
trct so grossly false that friend Of the General.
sent note TO the Office Of that paper asking correction
nt that correction has not been made although there
hardly line in the paragraph referred 20 that does not
contain some The chief effort 0i The World
seems 10 be 10 tarnis the military reputation OF brave
soldier who has not seen tit 20 stuliuy hlinsef by
trupug under foot the principles Tor which ne tonight
Notwithstanding he bears his person the scal lef by
pehel .ulct The World implies that he never parlc
mated In any agcment" The fdets are That he served
ihrougb the whole OF the war-fOur years ana hall
ipatng in the battles OF the PcninsHlaf campaigning
fot Hudson aud Red River campaigns, ana IN mat cam
pagn which "sent Jubn Early WhrlihR up me haiitJ
In the latter campaign he recommended lOr saihh
au mertOriOus seryiccs by those distinguished soldiers
Gems. sheridan and Emory After ne was WOunded Gov
Ferton offered him the position OF Coinnlsary-6eerhi
OH his STAFF hut he declined IT, iroieTrnS 10 remain IN
fe field IL il related that IN one OF the battles 0f The
herandoab when the Rebel sharpshOOtcrs were making
teIn To dsnOunt Col Van Petten, having hetn Daqy
wounded in the beginning Of the night, could not dis
mount without leaving the field " Little PM" swore
roundy when he saw fed-OiCer disobeying his orders
on th hut finding ont the true state Of the
case recommended him for promotion After such eK,
perjeuce Gen Van Petten will probably mol DE frightened
from the senatorial field by Northern sympathizers with
rebellion He will doubtless be successful IN the present
contest and ne may be relied friend Of freedom
and Temperance, and foe 20 disOyalty aud corruption
/ Vstr yark No 81 Last FOurth-st. GEO. G. ROTsD
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The Erie Railroad supplies, on tie average about 90
pcr cent of all the pure country MIX wn,h II ns"d Ia
New Ork aud cnvirus comparison u the receipts
by the several roads for singe month vii NburdIiy
prove Receipts by the Harlem and Hudson River nrr
heaviest "a June vhlrthc books q the Lie SHOW heavier
arrivals m July Taking the IaNmum month Of each,
tie following cOmpaIa tiYo table Is ciiciied:
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The decrease for the remaining in,mlhs ni tHe year
averages almost exactly u per cent, ara iT: Ill f-l.
may bc calculated without further ul,f, tlequ" ut,y ~
pure mix which viii he sold ts year Tins Ciiy nd IL
icig!horug tributaries. Tie general avcwec fnf tie
esslr months IA the year. al tie f1acs tah"h u"
ecthcT Il cqnf 10 7,9i7 52 quarts itr month -lGiipy
Ing Ills iuuicr hy H. ana agdil tie It',iltt g. te
singc month Of unutuGly EtnNy ict"lt', ur irIowi
hEuIc~ rrifcd. HEfTt gate - i ~ VI" whole
quantity crciv ed Od "a Ice received tbs y'a; riarnF
that tie remaining months accord viii TIE general laW
Of aycTsge. illustrated by the monthly receipts OF iSCo
QI.u-
Rerefts tor u months. tsl
kse,il The Eng ltsyy ucgtA.. 't9to
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e7.Mo,NO


The reserve averages 90 per cent of the net llabl-
ties large proportion of the banks being required
by law TO keep only IS per cent while those only OF
the chief cities keep % per cent.
Gov. Brownlow Of Tennessee. on the c5th October,
addressed circular toho Presidents of the railroads
in that State, advising them of the amounts due on
account of the January interest Of the State debt IN
CURED for their benefit and the amount OF arrears
and notifying them at the time that II prompt
response is not made the State will proceed TO take
possession OF the roads, under the law.
Tile Chicago RepublicaR of Monday night SAYS
Tie money mnrket IL stl close and firm: and appll-
cnns Tor loans ere more numerous than Tue bankers ~
able OF willing to Accommodate The principal demhu
n from parties who dealing IN gram but there Is also
considerable mercantile paper on the market, which IL
closely scrutinzed Speculative paper Il at heavy ds-
count md seeks the street for negotiation parties pay
ine as high as per cent per month for money.
The Boston Post says:
In the money market there are no great changes to
though the pressure OF rsiclas paper for discount IS
with that which IL not well known, and which In some
Instances. stands excessive rates OF Interest Ia the open
n.tfct TIE hanks are no rule disposed 10 touch
anything with the merits ~ which they are not pretty
vel ucquantcd ami ~ the demand for money on ri, Il
just comparatively Hpitcd. several OF the leading
Institutions report a crHna accumulation Of idle cur
renci, while others differently situated are unable 10
mret the wants Of ell regular customers Known Ia be IN
good business standing. Bank discounts range ali The
way frum q To per cent on good dOublename months
paper, with exceptions ut o.
The Phi'odeiphia Ledger says;
The ference IN the trirmrut o. the accounts II the
Peunsy vaia Railroad Company and the Philadelphia
ard Erie Iarad Company. the former being tic csees
90 fhr latter, brought 10 conclusion Yesterday
The amount IN dispute originally si,io0no0 Com
ttecS Of the respective Companies have been uccOiia
INK the MISTER FOR LHe uiuntfs. and tclr curclu
lion has AT lel 9Th been accepted mutually eatisno
tory. ~ tie tclUs 81 settlement the lcniy vania Com
pauy brnes next 20 TIE city, the largs 81 stakeholder
la tho Philadelphia and Erie.
Tie following is nm official statement Of the bust
ness Of the Office of tie Assistant Treasurer of tho
United States. in Eew-York. for the month ending
Oct. 80. 1867:
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT TIE STOCK TxCHAEGE.-FIRsT CALL
lot O'CLOCK A. n.
covrRS.frNr DEPARTMENT.
coYTRNMENr pEPARTN

7 @ q, ,oet Cor ~ b21(,p'n 65 q 4 Es 1910 Con
56 oo 1901 W" ,,,, =. oe IlOil BOCO l2o'cl'i 1904
II > 49, 20 Co III io0 200 40 u s. 1910 Reg
2Opn u O'clk1lgs 2O0..........-llOt I
q SCs 52n Conn 'fi 10000 . 80 ITO 6O00... lt
o. zoo ~ 81 80 a. : s9of con ~ lTres'y Notes $40
T. t,o,,,, ~ :, 2 ooo .....lO7il 81 Series.
- y Zoo iqocli iO7i bOo II oc SIN 1854
''''V''''''''''"'' ''O''''- G5CO..
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matbintrg.

CTEAM- ENGINES, FLAX, HEMP, Tow
RIFFKRIY warehouse DeJs, Hesyoh WcsAs fstsTss q
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AFTFKSooN PROyIsIoN MARKET, s O'CLoCK.-Since
Chang hbls Mess Pork sold at $40 81 regular.
tile market WPk. Lard easieT; note sales of
400 fcE fa Steam I54c. Prime is held al 1879.
PFTROLEUM-Tbc demand for Crude ana REFINED IN
burd lac been only moderate; prices, however are
wIth0ut essential change. We quote Us follows;
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ALL CLASSES OF UNITED STATES FrSDS CREDITED On
RkMITTED FOR, on kkCkipf At AAkksl hAiES
LEE or ALL COMMISSION ChAEGaN
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-07-24
Constipation in Horses.

In this condition of the bowels the
horse has difficulty in voiding his ex-
crement.
CAUsrs-It may be produced by
feeding plentifully with oats, beans,
ETC., BY giving an insufficient a.
mount Of water, combined with def
cheney of exercise. The abuse of as
tringent medicine, by produc ing an
irritation of the intestine, is very apt
to lead to this condition, as those per-
sons who are in the habit Of admins
tering tonic balls, without knowing
their composition, much less their
effects, should beware of a practice
which is very apt to lead to danger
Gus results.
TREATMEET-The horse should be
sufficiently exercised, and should get
a bran mash instead of his usual feed
of fioats, two or three nights week.
If the constipation is obstinate, a
dose of aloes may be given, and in
iections must be given every hour.
Gases of constipation, if neglected,
are apt to terminate fatally, by the
excrement becoming hardened, and
thus producing inflammation of the
intestine. .sf6Hl
q Newly born foals occasionally suf-
fer from constipation produced by
the accumulation of the meconium or
excrement which has collected in the
intenstine before the birth. An ounce
or two of castor oil should be given,
and injections Of warmwaterused until
the constipation is removed.-~Dr.
Murray an WesterR Rural. a
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-07-24
Drs G. L. Dleffenbaoher G. e. Wise

extracting adjusting the teeth done with the best
materials and In the best Particular attention
paid to chdrens teeth As mechanics fhey defy com
petition; operators they rank among the best Char
gesmoderate. Advice free of charge. 0fbceIn Boyds
3uildng Jefferson Street, Butler Pa.
Dec o. 1868 :etf