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ROCHESTER,.
Continuance OF the EIcitemcHt.--
Precautions by the AuthOTitieS,

/
Precautions by the AuihOTities,
RoCIESrIIl January 9-Tir city h
Comparatively quiet this morning -Four
military companies are guarding the iSl,
Loaded cannon are placed ~ ~ 10 com,
mAnd the bridges. Therc has been good
deal OF hoO.lng at the military. Al halt
past II, some one planted ilag On
CAn4l,boat in a slip In Court street, with
the words -AVenge your brothers 70 Hpon
ii, BrigadieF. General Clarke tore 1t down
The crowd rushed upon him, and lor II
short time he was in peril, but was res
cued. The sheriff has asked for six more
military companies. More trouble Is
feared The authorities are determined
to defend the jail, but they wish the ne
gro Howard well out OF II. Last evening
the soldiers were pelted by the mob with
bricks and stones and several were in.
Jured. An order TO charge was given,
but some OF the men fired instead
The negro Howard has been indicted
The police In q body have just male u
charge OHthe mob gathered in the vicinity
otthe Jail, and are driving them through
the streets in every direction Several
soldiers who stepped out Of the lines this
afternoon were knocked down by ruffians
1t was thought Howard, the negro, would
be taken into court this afternoon, but the
Judges Of Oyer and Terminer will not
consent till It is determined whether
Howard's victim will recover or not.
Judge L. Darwin, Smith 4 Co. and Judge
Fuller have directed the Sheriff not to
take Howard from jail at present, and
to protect public property and preserve
the public peace III all hazards. Howitz.
ers have heen removed TO position
where they command Exchange street
and the approaches from the east side Of
the river more ehcctually.
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Tue New York OBSERVER YEAR
Book, Tor 1872, published by Sidney E.
Morse, Jr, Il Co, has just appeared. 1t
comprises two hundred pages, and con.
mins Iull statistics Of civil, religious, edu.
cational and agricultural matters. Be
sides accurate statements OF the rulers,
resources and productions of the different
countries Of the world, it gives com.
plclc ministerial directory oI the religious
denominations in the United States, and
also carefully prepared list Of all the
Colleges, Theological Seminaries, Medi.
cal and Law Schools in this country.
This year book will prove invaluable for
daily consultation, as il furnishes inIorma.
ton that could not be found elsewhere
without vast labor.
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Riyer'News.

NASHVILLE, January 3.-River rising;
. feet on Harpcth Shoals. Weather mild,
with indications Of more rain.
LOUISVILLE, January 3.-ThG river has
fallen 3 inches, but will BE- rising again
tomorrow; feet inches IN tue canal,
and G feet 6 inches in the schute.
CINCINNATI, january 3.-Itver 10 feet
and rising very slowly.
Arrived-St. Charles, from Pittsburgh.
Departcd-Alice Dean, for New Orleans.
Weather moderate, with driz1ling
rain tonight. ag
CAIRO, Jan. 3.-The river Is stationery.
Weather clear aud turning cold since
noon.
EVANSVILLE, Jan. 3.-Wcather cloudy
with light Yain during the night 1t Is
now growing rapidly cold. The mercury
stands OF 3O-a decline of l2 degrees
since noon. The river has risen lorty
inches.
PITTSBURGH, Jan. 3,-Raining hard all
day. Tonight is cloudy, and there is a
good prospect OF more rain. Mononga.
hela ten ieet and falling slowly.
The shipments OF Coal thus far amount
to two million five hundred thousand
bushels for Cincinnati; tor Louisville,
three million two hundred and illly thou.
sand bushels The shipments are not SO
large as was expected, on account Of the
difficulty of getting the boats through the
locks above. A number of bsrges and
boats are reported sunk at tho Glass.
house. More shipments tomorrow.
vfcKsEuRG, Januay3.-Oool and clear.
River falling.
LITTLE Rock, January 3-Clear aud
pleasant
ST. LOUIS, January 8-River falling.
Weather much colder.
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Ghe4ptelLf4eneer,
4 Row on The Manhall County Bor.

sE#f .fi! der. ft...# .
We hasten 70 lay before our readers
the following graphic letter, In compliance
with ths wish ofthe Witer. Those who
have read alter yrcTM HrGo will find
some smack ol that HlustriOns writer in
the yigor Of the narrAtivH The FayeHo
county orthography Is somewhat peculiar,
but we do not venture 10 Iutrrfere with ii |
CALI FOR PERFECTION op THE LAW.
4. SArTEllDAY EYEEIEG Dec. o 1871,
lovi Grindlo came IN to my hOns and
maid some hRvy threats.
Monday II the wlic Of Grindle came in
10 my hous to kill my vile.
Friday 10 between 10 and Il o'clock at
night levi Grindle tried TO brake In nv
kitchen door.
Monday night ~ riot commenced
bout or 8 o clock consisting OF tore men
come 70 my hOus and mashed in my win.
dow llrcing pistol at my door tried TO
brak in my hous stuck pistol in the
broken window threatening 10 shoot in
the bead where was lying my wife and
Children continued till betwene / / and 9
clock at night. /.
warrend was ishucd for the arcst OF
the party three arrested John Grindlc Son
Of levi Grindlc Albert Wayt green Wayt
u late residence OF Glen Easton w Va levi
Grindle maid his o sCape
Your truly James Wood
Broad Ford via morgan mines
FayGttG Co Pa
too warrents Tor the ares Of Grindc
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SAINT LOUIS.

ST. Louis, January 3,--A meeting ol
the corporators Of the st. Louis Il Mexi.
can Gulf Branch of the Atlantic II Paci.
hc railroad was held yesterday, and the
following board of directors were elect.
ed: Wm: II. Coffin and Osias Bailey,
New York, Henry T. Blow and James p.
Fisk, st. Louis; Chas. f. Harwood, L. r.
Robinson, NJ. ]. llubbell, J. +. Means and
Henry c. Young, Springfield, Mo; J. p.
Robinson, Connecticut, 4. l.. Dahoncy
and A. $. Johnson, Paris, Texas; W. r..
Simmons, Beaumont, Texas. There was
no election Of President, but A. s. John
son was chosen Vice President and
Henry c. Young again director. This
road will leave the Union line Of the Al.
lantic ~ Pacific road AT Pierce City and
pass through BenlOnville, Fayetteville
and Fort Smith, Ark; thence through In
dian Territory to Paris, Texas, and will
terminate at Sabine Pass, on the Gilf Of
Mexico. The whole route is about seven
hundred miles long, and it is claimed to
be the shortest projected line from ST.
Louis to the Gulf The right of way fer
the whole route is under the control Of
the Atlantic & Pacific road, except that
part running through Indian Territory,
Gov. Brown has sent Adjulant General
Sigel to Saline county TO investigate the
reported outrages there on Christmas.
r, p. Tanrcy has been elected Prcsi-
dent OF the Merchants Exchange, and
w. II. scudder and G. II. Techman Vice
Presidents. There were two tickets for
Directors and Committee on Arbitration
and Appeals, the one known as the oppo.
silion ticket being generally successful,
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ST. PAUL, MEN., January 3.-Tho
session Of the Minnesota Legislature
commenced at noon yesterday. The
Senate was called 10 order by Lieutenant
Governor Yale. The President then an
nounccd that the first business in order
was the election Of officers, after which
the Senate adjourhcl.
In the House A. X. Hill, Of Henncpin
county, was elected Speaker. Allcr the
other officers were elected and sworn in,
the House adjourned until Thursday AT
1OA.M.
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CoLuMRUS.
state Agricultural ConvrutiOH..-rhe
Legislature.

state AEttculutut NonNruNtOuas-i ne
Legislature.
CoLrNuus Jan S-Ihe state Agri
cultural Convention me, herc 20 DAY, and
the following papers were Rad On The
Game law, BY Col q s. lnBcss, on &c.
olofy, as II relates 10 SgricnlIurr, by Pn,t
Edward orion Mission OF the AgTicuhu.
raj pres by : u Harris; Exhaustion OF
SnHs, by y G. Richmond Forests, and
their preservation, by Dr. John A War.
den and on tbs Flturc al Agriculture
in Ohio, by DT Townsend
Resolutions were adopted asking the
General Assembly In =, amend the game
laws - 10 give farmers the right OF prop
eriy in AL game on his lanjc Also ask,
Ing Congreas not To change the existing
laws in reference 10 wnal and woolrns
until they have been tully tested. Five
new members OF tho State Board VI Agri
culture were elected,
III the House to-day bills were intro
duCed to amend tho crime act 50 Ms to
include obtaining signatures to notes.
bills ol exchange, drafts and checks; 10
encourage the cultivation oi the forests;
to increase the salary Of Judges " the
Supreme Court to live thousand dollars
and Common Pleas Judges 10 thlrly.dvc
hundred dollars, auI 10 repeal the stu.
dents voting law Tho Republicans hold
a Senatorial caucus Tomorrow night
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rrnnsrlvnnin Lcrislnlnre. .

HARRISBURG, Pa, JHu. 3.-GoYernor
Mowry's message to the Legislature rep,
rescnts the total debt of the State at
nearly $20OOO,0O0. EDeducting the sink.
ing fund and .hc cash in the Treasury,
the balance unprovided for is $lS,1O00SO,
The amount paid of during the last five
years, averages $l,7l4,S7S yearly, lie
makes statement Of the present Condi.
ton of the claims against the general
Government, and the commissions de.
Quoted by Evans, who collected the
amounts paid, but says~pOthing relative
to the suit now pending against Evans.
lie also calls attention to the neces-
sitY' of making education compulso-
~ recommends additional legislation to
prevent mining accidents the removal
Of the quarantine from its present loca.
ton, aud the establishment oil point OI
quarantine for Jersey, Delaware ami Penn.
sylvania. He aIludes to the doctrine Of
free trade, and makes briel reference Ia
national topics.
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Elect for Cuban Waters.

New YoRE, January 3.-The frigSte
Congress moved from the navy yard into
the stream this morning, and sails this
evening for Havana to remain tlll further
orders. 1t is said other vessels will go to
the Cuban coast, and the commander is
ordered to give special protection to such
Americans rs incurred the displeasure Of
Spanish volunteers.
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SOME years ago, when California was
sending 10 tho East specimens oC onions
which wcrc'a foot broad, and sQuashes
weighing onc.tourth OF u ton, the Ameri
can Museum had IN ostrich that died
Mr.. Bamum had 1t nicely picked and
dressed, and sent it to n Washington mar.
ket man, who hung it,on his stall, Ia.
beled, California turkey, weight lao
pounds" II was some time thereafter
before any special mention wns made Of
the great size and weight Of California
vegetables. .t I ..
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Massachusetts Lerlsla1nre.

BosToN, January 3.-Thc Legislature
assembled to-day. Horace II. Coleridge
was elected President OF the Senate, and
John E. Sanford, OF Trenton, Speaker OF
the House. Alter completing the organi.
zatiun Of the two branches, the Legisla.
ture marched in procession to tho Old
Church, where the annual sermon was
preached by the Rev. DR.. Peabody, OF
Cambridge.
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ALHANI.

AtmNY, JANUARY a-o'Donoysu Ro.
sN.s uicmorial claiming the seal ofTwccd'.
sets forth that GOO0 votes wrrr fraudulent
y cast iot Tweed The memorial in the
Committee OF Seventy asked the expulsion
Of Tweed on account oI the frauds, intlm
idaiion and violence AT the election. Bou,
documents reftIrpl Tweed has not
Appeared here,
The Senate ratified The fifteenth amend
ment by vote oi 81 againstl
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warning words.


The strengthandnervous energy Of the
human body ought TO be increased during
the winter, for two reasons In the first
place, diseases Of the most deadly Charac.
ter may be generated at this season and
secondly, it is of tho utmost importance
that during the cold weather months the
system should be put in a condition to
withstand the effects OF the Spring. nias-
ma, and the subsequent depressing heat
of Summer. 1t is therefore advisable, in
fact essential, to tone, regulate and invigo.
rate the digestive and scCrelive organs at
this period Of the year, and Of all the
stOmacliCS and Alternatives at present
known, HOstetter's Stomach BittGrs is
the most powerful, the most harmless,
and the most agreeable. The tempcra.
ture of winter would be in itself u glOri-
Gus tonic, II It did not, unfortunately,
bring with it volume Of chilling mois-
ture and unwlolcsome winds, which
have q bad effect on the skin and. lungs.
These must be guarded against, or there
Is no security for health. The effect of u
course OF the Bitters Is TO give vigor and
tone to the entire organization-tle su.
periiciAl muscles ind nerves, as well as the
internal visccra. A regular habit of body,
u healthy and natural flow Of bile, Gn
active digestion, n good appetite, pure
blood, and a,vigorous circulation Of that
fluid; are among the blessings derivabls
from persistent use of Hostetter's StOm.
aCh Bilters, which not only more than
supplies the place OF the best toniCs,
Caihartcs and anlisepties prescribed in
their separate forms by physicians, but
perform the three fold work Of invigora.
iion, regulation and publication, at one
and the same time. cod&w.
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QnicEsand in a Pennsylvania Coal
Minp.

New YoRK, January 3.-Aspecial from
Wilkesharre states that quicksand broke
into a coal mine at Newport a few days
ago, but the miners were warned in sea.
son and justsaved themselves. A mule
team was buried and the slope of the
niue is filled sixty feet in width and
depth. The same mine has been on fire
the last ten days. There is no prospect
Of a strike or II reduction Of wages in the
Milkesh0rrc region.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Kn.Kln1 Conrictions.

New York, January ga Columbia,
South Carolina, special says the convic-
ton OF Dr. Avery tor Ku. Kluxism is the
most important yet obtained. Eighteen
prisoners from Spartanburg county plead
guilty. They presented a very narrowing
spectacle, telling of the outrages Of the
Elon
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The Union Pacific road Is reported
clear wesi Of Larimic Station. The Ia
test report received from Cheyenne states
that four eastern bound passenger trains
have been AT or near sherman Station Tor
two days trying tn shovel their way
through II there Is no wind, they
make fair hradway otherwise none
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AUGUSTA, January 3-The Maine Leg.
islature opened its session to-day. Reuben
Foster was elected President of the Sen.
ate and Frederick Itobie Speaker Of the
House. Both Houses adjourned until 10.
morrow, when the Governor will be in
augurated.
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The Weather To-Day.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPPICR or THR CHMP SI0NAL OFPUER,
WARRINGTON, d. O., Jan. $3.50 r. n.


Clear weather, with nortlwcsterly
winds, is probable for Thursday from
Floriday 10 Kentucky and westward,
cloudy and clearing weather erprevailiHg on
the South Atlantic coast. The barometer
will continue 10 fall IN the Middle and
Eastern States, with, clouds and Fog,
Westerly winds with cloudy weather viii
continue over the lakes. An area of low
barometer viii develop In Nebraska aud
Minnesota, Dangerous winds are moi
anticipated for tonight.
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FOREIGN.
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT IN IRE.
LAND.

Falling Of COURTROOM Floor. 900
PeIsORs PrecipIIaIed % OF 10 FeGI
-.LaTEc Fatality.
DumIS, Jan. 3.--rhc Bcot OF ihe court
room at HelliclAshar in I.eitrim, Ireland,
gave way while = trial was in progress.
The ruom was crowded Al the time, and
about three hundred ptrsons were pre-.
cipits,ed distance N thirty OF forty iect.
The number Of killed is unknown. Some
thirty are badly injured, most of them
fatally.
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THE Monongahela valley above Pitts.
burgh was visited by severe storm sun.
day, Some seven miles is said to have
been laid waste. Houses and barns were
blown down. People are reported as he
ing whirled through the mir but tortu-
nalcly no lives were lost.
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CANDOR.-A lad, arrested for theN,
when taien before tue magistrate and
asked what his occupation was, frankly
answered: "Stealng." "Yonr Candor
nsLOnishes me-" said the Judge. Thought
it would" replied the lad, "seeing how
many big ones there are lu tic same husi.
ness as Is ashamed to own IL"
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SOMEBODY tells us that sailors arc never
so much at sea as when theyar on shore.
In this they arc somewhat like hCu.pGcked
husbands, who are never 80 mitch at
home rs when they are abroad.
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INFORMATION ut Washington is that
Tom. ScoTr has gone TO Columbus to
take hand in the Senatorial election.
He is against SHERMAN .E. r..
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"A man giving his name as f. d.
Dessassines, OF Illinois, has been arrested
In Baltimore, charged with robbing a
number Of business houses
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LOUISVILLE.

LouTsvElE, Jan. S.-Yesterday morn !.
ing man was discovered by the engineer
OF train on the Louisville, New Albany
and Chicago railroad, putting obstrnc-
tions on the track in the way Of the train,
between cambridge and Carpetville, Ind.
The man was captured. lie was throw.
ing his arms about wildly, acting aud
talking strangely. He is = German, but
refused 10 give his name. He was sent
to Greencastle, Ind, this morning.
The Colorado Legislature convened
on the lst instant at Denver Both
Houses are largely Republican
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T sLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Having sold ell the lots offered At 800 each,
except two, now otter ten lots fronting on LS
cast side OF Kim and Chestnut streets and OF
tending TO the river. Price from 500 10 q, ,OoJ
each. according TO ELs and location. Terms,
one. fourth cash, Fesldu0 n equal inAiallm6nta ~
JNO. =. GILCHRIBT,
aug24 Al Top MIL
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VARM FOR SALE,

Containing 100 AereS, all under cultivation, ave
miles from the city on thr ridge between Gsn'a
Run and the Ohio river. No bellsI nelghtor
hood or better laying Farm in the county.
dccll !. IRWIN, Agent.
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For ale.
FOR ONT,

No a. Main street, now occupied ~ ". -
j, Colts a Co. Possession Elyrn Gn tho I'M
LIST OF April mkt. Apply H
DR. 4. A. IIILDRBTn.
iani TOutth street
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INTONTANA 8 BEAR DUCK FOR
4Nl Roofing Steamboats, and BGrRes, on hand
-Is SsS n '-'' "" ''' CHARLES II. BERRY.
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The BRICK HOUSE | reside To-. on Main
street, between now and April /, 1917
POr Ront-One Small Frame House Aud one
Brick House, both on the lAlAnd. Possession
given Immediately Apply al THEODORE
PINK'H Feed Store, on QuincyHt. dec25
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For Rent.
FoR RENT OR LEASE

The Store Room nos oCcuPlcd asa hrr LIZ
ChSnt Tailoring cstAblishmenl, oH Main street.
near the stuuc bridge, Euqafr OF
JAMS JOHN +. FuusE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-18

PoRT OF WILMINGTON, Sept IL.
Steamer Vesper. Of Wilmington, Davis, from
New York. with ndse to Electric Line
Schr Il mttance Of Baltimore Smitbers from
Baltimore with wheat to Jas. +. Price ~ Co.
Seh.r Alaska, Of Brandywine Pearce from
Philadelphia, in ballast to Vim Lea a Sons
Sch,r L L. Hamliu, Of Alouthpor Belger.
from North River, with moulding sand to Lob
dell Carwhee Co.
Schr Catalina, Of Wilmington. Peterson from
simmons Ditch. with hay TO Frank Pnkerton
Slonp Jesse llies, of Wilmington Hickman.
from Bombay Hook, with building sand to Vim.
p. kaIr.
Sloop Planter. Of Wilmington Steyenson
from Port Richmond with coal 10 Geo. W. Bush.
Sloop Anna A, Willis, of Philadelphia, Grant
lin, from Kings Landing, with building sand to
Jessup u Moore
Sloop Mary and Emily, of Pennsgroye. Vain
right, from Pennsgroye in Ballast, to Dupont
Co, for cargo of powder, for Norfolk Va
Barge Mary Of Wilmington. Lamborn, from
Philadelphia, with mdse. to Chas Warner 4
Co.
Barge Emma Of Wilmington, Morrow, from
Philadelphia, with mdse. to Geo. W. Bush
Barge Romeo, OF Philadelphia, Froese, from
Port Clinton, with coal to John H. Purner
Barge Francis Warner, OF Schuylkill Haven.
Warner from Schuylkill Haven with coal to Geo.
| W. Bush.
Barge No. 1861 $, NJ, Co, Mcdonnell from
Manch Chunk Nits coal to L0bdell car wheel Co
Barge Magnolia Of Philadelphia Mckee. from
Baltimore with Pig Iron to Lobdell car wheel
| Co.
schr Estell4 Bright, OF Wilmington. Fountain.
from Bombay Hook, with building sand to Bright
ii Kelthler
scAr NJ. L. Smith, Of Wilmington, Stuart,
from bombay Hook, with building sand to -
Pyle.
Barge Alice, Of Wilmington. Davis. from Phil
adelphia, with mdse to Geo. W. Bush
Barge Anna, of Wilmington, Carpenter, from
Philadelphia, with mdse to Chas Warner e Co
Barge John s. Davie,of Lawrencevllle, Childs,
from Schuylkill Haven, with coal to Geo. W.
Bush.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-18
stocks, Geld, dso.
wilmington Quotations. furnished by R. R Rob
Inson Co, Bankers, attn and Market sta,
at O'CLOCK r. NJ to-daV
MERELY MENTIONED.

tw-TTittmphant for ,centy Vars - More than
twenty years ago tine MUsUAEs IN MIST made It's
debut In the West. its cure Of the various exterOa
diseases of horses and cattle the planters
and farmers OF the Mississippi and ONO Valleys and
n demand for 1t sprung up VII oh necessitated Us
manufacture on an extensive scale. soon the dis
cOvery was made that Il was gtand specific for
rheumatism, govt, neuralt ia esrache, toothache,
and other external ailments OF mankind. Then II
was tried az a healing, pain killing application, IN
cases OF outward injury such cuts bruises burns
spasms, &c,, aud was iaund equally seryiceaole
The fame OF the new remedy for some of the most
painful lis that afllict mankind and the lower AMI
mails, spread rapidly. and Mustang Liniment soor
took rank in every State and Territory OF the Union
as a standard cure.