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MAURT COUsTY FAIR.

Second Day.
The following premiums were awarded
yesterday: t
FLOODED HOGS.
Best aged blOoded hog-W. P. CAN'T,
premium; n. G. Campbell, certificate.
Two entries; premium $50.
Best boar two years old and over-H. G..
Jones, premium; Nick Akin, certificate.
Two entries; premium $40.
Best aged sow-Ben Harlan, premium;
D. P. Chappell, certificate. Two entries;
premium $40.
Best SOW over one year old and under
two years old-W. P. Greenlaw, premium;
j. P. Baird, certificate. Three entries; pre-.
MUM SIS.
Best SOW over six months and under one
year Odd. L. Chappell, premium; w. e.
Greenlaw, certificate. Two entries; pre-
MUM S..
Best pair Of pigs--Ben Harlan, premium;
Jones & Cecil, certificate. Eight entries;
premium S..
Best SOW and not less than six pigs
Ben Harlan, premium; n. B. SOwell, certifi-
cate. One entry; premium $40.
swEEPsTAKE BoARs.
Best boar of any breed-W. r. Kendell,
premium; ]. 81. Akin, certificate. Nine
entries, premium, diploma.
sWEEPSTAKE SOW,
Best SOW of any age or breed-T. j.
Dorset, premium; j. B Akin, certificate.
Nne entries, premium, diploma.
Best boar under six months old--W. r.
Kenden, premium; S. s. Cecil, certificate.
Five entries, premium, s. 90.
Best SOW under six months old-S. II.
Akin, premium; T. j. Dor 9 t, certificate.
Seven entries, premium, $5.UO.
JACKS.
Best aged Jack--Tbos. Gibson, prem ium;
Hugh LoakIey, certificate. Seven entries,
premium SIS 90.
Best three year old Jsck-Sieye Jordan,
premium. Que entry, premium, SIS 90.
Best two year old Jack NJ q. and DR..
j. T. Akin, premium. One entry, premium,
$40 90.
Best one year old Jack-B. F. Dowell,
premium; Steve Jordan, certificate. Two
entries, premium, $500.
JACK COLTS.
Best Jack Colt-Steve Jordan, premium;
Byrd Fitzgerald, certificate; three entries,
premium So.
Best aged Jennett-Steve Jordan, pre-.
MUM; three entries; premium $40.
SWEEPSTAKE JACKS.
Best Aged Jack OF -auy age-Byrd Fitz-
gerald, premium, T. B. 3IcCandless, eertii-
cate; ten entries; premium, diploma.
swEEPsrAKE JENSETTs.
Best Jennett of any age-George STAN
field, premium; Steve Jordan, certificate;
six entries; premium, diploma.
MULES.
Best aged Mules--F. J. Ewing, premi-
um; J. K. Orr, certificate; six entries, pre-
MUM, SIS.
Best two year old Mule-F. j. Ewing,
premium; J. K. Orr, certificate; three en-
tries; premium, s..
Best one year old Mule--D. T. Chappell,
premium; j. w. Cecil, Certificate; three en-
tries; premium, s..
Best mule colt-James T. Moore, pre-
MUM; Mrs. Stanfeld, certificate; 9 entries
premium So,
Best pair of harness mules-F. r. Estes,
premium; James II. Cecil, Of Hickman
county, entries, premium $40.
Best pair of single harness mules--F. r
Estes, premium; w. Robertson, certificate;
entries, premium S.. ..-.
HARNESS HORSES
Best pair CT harness horses-E. P. Noel
premium; entry, premium SIS.
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TIE COURTS

PROBATE CoURT--Eliza O'Keefe was
appointed and qualified as Administrative
to the estate OF Patrick O'Keefe, deceased.
CRIMINAL CoURT--The caso of Charles
Stewart, who is charged with wife murder.
was continued IN this court, fifteen. witness
ses being examined.
CIRCUIT CoURr-M. II. Gloon vs. Ia
ma Butler, case dismissed.
Joseph Acklen vs.. r. D. Maloy, judg-
ment for the defendant.
Warner vs.. Kaiser, judgment affirmed.
Wlthers vs. Goodrich, same disposal.
j. X. Buckingham vs.. R. L. Davies ct al,
case III pending.
Law CoURT-The case Of Madison
Stratton ct al. vs.. the Tennessee Marine
and Fire Insurance Company is still pend
ing,
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stock Arriving.

The splendid herd Of short-horn cattle,
the property of Briggs & Hill Of the Green
lawn farm, near Rushville, KY, has arrived
at the stock yards of Embry, Foster & Co,
en- route for Lebanon, where they viii be
exhibited on Friday. They competed last
week at Gallatin with Sumner, Wilson and
Davidson counties, and in every instance
but two carried off the prizes. These cat
tie will be exhibited here at the fair in
October J. +. Caldwell, OF Bardstown,
KY, is also here with twelve head of saddle,
harness and trotting stock, including the
famous saddle and harness stallion ''Sump-
ter Denmark, who In the last five years
has taken over two thousand dollars in pre-
miums. This stock also goes to Lebanon,
and win be exhibited here st the October
Fair.
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Personals.

Capt. W. 81. Lincoln, Of Alexandria, a
retail dealer of considerable prominence, is
in the city laying in fall and winter sup
plies.
VIM. Neal, formerly Of the firm of Mas
sengale, Douglas & Co., but now of New
York, is in The city minglDg with the
friends Of long ago.
Mr. Wrigh he new appointed Superin-
tepdent Of The Penitentiary, has not yet
entered upon the duties Of bis Office, being
detained at home in Huntington by the
serious illness of members of his family.
Ex-Deputy Sheriff L. L. Losey, left this
city for Lawrence, Kansas, yesterday MORN
ing, " here be intends starting ia business.
Our young friend JnO. NJ. Mckee, Jr.
left yesterday for New York City, whittier
ne goes to purchase stock Of gentlemen's
furnishing goods, and will soon engage in
that business in the city.
We regret TO learn that our distinguished
fellow-citizen Gen. VIM. b. Bate, is seri-
ously threatened With pneumonia, and has
been compelled to take to bis room.
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The Andes Insurancc company.

From the Cincinnati Enquirer Of the 18th
inst, we obtain the following:
For some time past reports Of deroga-
tory character to the standing of the Andes
Insurance Company have been floating
about the city, and the rumor that it was
going into liquidation was prevalent on the
street yesterday. For the purpose oflearn-
ing the facts in the case, an Enquirer re-
p) ter called upon the Secretar Mr. Berne,
= sterday, and was informed that the affairs
OF the Company were by no means in such
desperate condition as some would try to
represent.
The Reinsurance Fund of the Compa
ny, on account of the large business
which It has done, is not sufficient to
comply with the State Law, which requires
that fifty per cent. of all the business
done by the Company shall be held in re-
serve. The Andes Company Is q
new one, and has not yet been able to fully
feel the benefits of the business it has trans
acted. 1t has had a heavy load to carry
on on account Of its losses by the
great Chicago fire and the North
western fires. It was one of the few COM
panies which came forward and promptly
adjusted sill its losses at that time. 1t is,
Notwithstanding this, 10 solvent condition,
able, ready and willing 10 liquidate all its
losses or cancel its policies. For the psr-
pose of complying with the techanicality OF
the law, the Directors have concluded TO
take no new risk at present. In q few
weeks the Company hope to be in a con-
dition to resume its business as usual. The
following private circular has been Issued
by the Company TO their agents, which we
have permission TO publish:
OFFICE ANDES INSURANCE COMPANY,
CINCINNATI, Sept. 10, l872.-An order
has this day been issued by the Superin-
tendent of Insurance for the State of Ohio,
for an assessment on the stockholders of
this company, t. be paid within thirty days,
to make good al impairment of its capital
stock. You are hereby instructed not to
issue any new policies, nor transact any
new business for this company, until
further advised. Tbs subject Of the assess
ment is now being considered.
In case the assessment should not be
called for or paid, we believe the present as
sets will prove sufficient to meet the lust
liabilities, unless unusual losses fall upon
the company.
II any of our customers prefer to cancel
their policies, the company propose to pay
them return premium, counting short rates
for the time expired, and you are authoriz-
ed In such cases to appropriate funds in
land or to draw on the company, less your
return commissions. The Cancelled poll
cies mcst accompany the drafts.
You are requested to make a complete
return of all business transacted to date,
accompanied by account current aud re-
mittance Of balance. ~
BY order of the Board, sax szz
JAS. P. KTIBRsTH, Pres. pro ten.
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STATE AT LARGE.

Messrs. johnson, Cheatham and May
nerd have agreed upon the following ap-
pointments for public discussion:
Bristol, Tuesday, Sept "a.
Jonesboro, "Wednesday, Sept. %.
Morrist0wn, Thursday, Sept. 20.
Knoxville, Friday, Sept. u.
LoudoD, Saturday, Sept. e.
Athens, Monday, Sept. so.
Cleveland, Tuesday, Oct. !.
Winchester, Wednesday, Oct. 2.
Fayetteville, Thursday, Oct. 8.
McMinnYille, Friday, Oct. 4. g..
Shelbyville, Saturday, Oct. o.
Murhreesboro, Monday, Oct. Z.
Pulaski, Wednesday, Oct. o.
Appointments will be hereafter arranged
for Lebanon, Springfield, Clnksville, Hum
bolt, Brownsville, Jackson and Bolivar.
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uu,ted stafes ttreutt Court.

This Court opens Oct. q, and it
is probable that the docket will be cleaned
Of all cases wherein parties are ready for
trial. Saturday next, the 2lst instant, be-
ing the last day service can be had on su Is
brought to the present term, in order to be
triable during its present session, the clerks
are kept busy issuing writs brought before
the court. We make this statement that
parties litigant may not postpone the is
suance and service OF writs where neces-
cary
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Gen. s. r. Anderson and DR.. Thomss
Menees. app, limited by Gov. Brown Inspec-
tors Of the Penitentiary to nll the vacancies
occasioned by the resignation Of Messrs.
Chesiham and Murphy, were yesterday
qualified and entered upon the discharge of
their dutiess Aferward with MIR. Sawyars,
Chairman of the Board, these gen lemen
took a general survey of the prison, and
were well pleased with the existing condi-
ton of things inside the wells. -
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Unassessed Penalties ON U. 3. Inter
mai Revenues


The following ruling of b. j. Sweet. Act
ing Q Commissioner OF United States Inter
nal Revenue, relative 10 unassessed penal
ties will be fourd Of interest to the public:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF
INTERNAL REvESUE, WASHINGTON, ID.
c., Sept. 2 1872. Section 8, of Act of
March 2, 1867, provides that, after the date
on which tax is due and payable, the Col
lector shall add a penalty Of per cent,
and interest at l per cent, per month,
from the lime the same became due. II
will be noticed that no discretion is left to
the Collector as TO whether this penalty
shall be collected, but is made obligatory.
This provision of law has not been rgidly
enforced, and as many Collectors have so
far disregarded it IS to impose a penalty
only when in their judgment the same
would be equitable.
After the S0th of September, 1872, Su-
pervisors and Internal Revenue agents will
be instructed to examine the lists of COZ
lectors frequently, and report to this Office
what penalties accrue after that period
which shall not have been collected and re
turned on Form So; and upon their retire.
ment from Office 1t will be made the duty
Of the officer supervising the transfer to
furnish this ofice with complete list of
such unrolected penalties in order that the
same may be charged to the collector in
the settlement of this account.
The new Form % is provided with a
column in which to enter unassessed pen
alties, and an examination Of this column
by Supervisors and revenue agents will
guide them in determining whether the
penalty has been collected. Collectors will
hereafter refuse to receipt for lists unless
the same are prepared on the new Form %
referred to.
Assessors are instructed 10 attach 8 de-
tailed copy Of Form So 10 the list on Form
%.
Collectors are required to give due notice
as to when taxes are due and payable be-
fore penalty can De imposed upon the
tax payers. (See sec. %. Act June 80,
1864, as smepded.) And they are hereby
notified that failure on their part to give
such notice will make them responsible for
the penalty which would have accrued had
due notice been given.
Collectors viii promptly acknowledge the
receipt Of this circular.
B. j. SWEET, Acting Commissioner.
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symptoms of Liver Complaint and Of

SYMPTOMS of Liver Complaint and Of
some Of the Diseases Produced by it.-A
sallow or yellow color of skin, or yellowish
brown spots on the face and other parts Of
the body; dullness and drowsiness with fire.
euent headache; dizziness, bitter or bad
taste in mouth, dryness Of throat, and inter
nsl heat, palpltation, in many cases : dry,
teasing cough, with sore thros., unsteady
appetite, q raising Of food, and choking
sensation In throat; distress, heaviness, or
bloated or full fssiing about stomach and
sides, pain IN sides, back or breast, and about
shoulders; collie pain and soreness through
be~els, with heat; constipation, alternating
with FREQUENT attacks Of dlaTbGs; p les,
fistulence, nervousness, GOODNESS Of extrSm-
tiles; rush Of b God TO head, with symptoms
OF apoplexy, numbness Of limbs, especially
at night; cold chills alternating with hot
flashes, kidney and urinary difficulties; fs-
male weakness and irregularities, with
dizziness, low spirits, unsociability and
gloomy fbrebodings. Only few Of the
above symptoms are likely to be present in
any case at one time. All who use DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for liver
complaint and its complications, are loud in
It's praise. Sold by all druggists everywhere.
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=T5T M7RKETs BIZ TELEaRHPH.

CHARLESTON, Sept. 1s.-Cotton dull and
easier, prices nominal; low middling l93a
i3sc: n,iddlings 1Sc; net receipts 1,7l6
bales. %
GALVESTON, Sept. 1S.--Cotton quiet;
oood ordinary Ice; net receipts 626 bales;
synorts TO Great Britain 772 bales; sales 100
ba'es: stock 10,S29 bales.
MOBILE, Sept. 1s.-Cotton unsettled
..nd irregular; middlings 1910; net receipts
All bales; exports coastwise 20 bales; sales
none, 300 bales yesterday; stock S,6s7 bales.
SAVANNAH, Sept. 1s.-Cotton easy;
eoed ordinary tic; net receipts 2s4og bales;
exports coastwise 1851 baies; sales cuv
betes; stock 7,4e8 bales,
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PuRLIC sPEAKINa.

1 will address my feIlow-citizsns Of tie
Sixth Congressional District, as elector for
Greeley and Brown. The electOr for Grant
and Wilson Is invited to meet me, or any
other gentleman in their behalf.
Mt. Pleasant, Marry county, Sept. 20.
Hampshire, MSury county, Sept. q.
Newburg, Lewis county, Sep. 23.
Little Lot, Hickman county, Oct. 4.
WIlliamsport, Aaury county, Oct, D.
Centrevile, Hickman county, OF. Z.
Y. n. Cox.
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qnlIatIn Cotton mills.

The citizens of Gallatin have held two
meetings TOR ths purpose Of taking active
measures to rebuild the cotton mills de-
stroyed by fire last week. Mr. Fl. Fitsger-
aid, one of the principal owners Of the
mills, proposes that the citizens raise S4O,-
600. of which he wants the use, paying six
ner cent. interest on one half of that
amount for five years, and the remaining
half for the same length Of time without in
terest. The object # this plan is to raise
nv subscription the sum Of $40, 900 in cash,
which viii be sufficient to pay the interest
o., the loans that Mr.. Fitzgerald may nege
tate.
A comnittee to solicit subscriptions has
heen appointed and much interest Is being
n,sniksted in the enterprise, which we trust
viii be successful. The aim is to build
factory twice the capacity of the one re-
cen,ly destroyed, which gave steady en-
nloyment to one hundred hands.
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THE PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS.

Appointments for Public Speaking.
Gen. VIM. A. QuArles, Democratic can
dIdate for Elector for Lbe State az Large,
win address the people at the following
named places and times:
Somerville, Friday, Sept. 20.
Memphis, Saturday night, Sept. q.
Brownsville, Monday, Sept. q.
Union City, "Wednesday, Sept. Is.
Dresden, Friday, Sept. p.
WaVerly, SATURDAY.. Sept. %.
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ChattanOoxn FaIr e5reunda.

From the Chattanooga Times, Sept.
II, we take this article:
Ground was broken yesterday for the
new race track on the New Fair Grounds.
just out of town on the Cleveland road.
The track is TO be mile long, we'll graded.
and grsvelled, and DIR. Blackboard, the ener
getic Superintendent, promises to make 1t
the best in the South. By the last of the
week the track viii be so nearly completed
that those riding out in that direction will
be enabled to see what it Is TO be like. We
understand that the buildings, fence, etc,
ARE 10 be finished by the 2Stn inst, on or
about which time there viii be q trotting
match at the grounds,
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80,000 Fruit Cans--Self Labelling.
Treppard & Co. are now offering fog sale
0,000tin and glass Fruit Cans Of all the
E rious kinds made. aeE galo -
They hSvo the exclusive sale Of the SELF
sealing, self-labelling can and they want
the ladies to call and exzmlne this can.
Price the same as for the old style can.
i je9-sun&thurs-tf - So -
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.

Tennessee and PaeiGc Railroad.
20. 1 Leaves Lebanon at. $40 Alb.
Arrives at Nashville st..e:4e An.
Leaves Nashville at. ..4:eo P. N.
Arrives st Lebanon at. $50 P. n.
Prices Stage leave Lebanon at O'Clock p. N.
on Tuesdays. Thursdays and SATURDAYS Arrive
at Lebanon at S O'Clock A. N. on Mondays, Wed
nesd8ys and Fridays.
81. louis, Memphis, Nashville and
ChatfanOOga Great Central
through Line.
Chattanooga train leaves s;l6 A: N: a1d $40 ?. n
MenSs . sa 1850 a "A x AM and is Pm
80 I" srrives-..4s45 P. n. and Oh A. NJ
st. Louis train leaves. -. 200 A. n. 49,.
arrives. ply p \.
TuIlahoma train leaves. $3.50 p. n.
6. arrives. e:4b A.. n.
The Sis A. n. train docs not run on Sundays.
The zoo A. II. and BIS P. n. and l:@59-M. trains
IN daily.
Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
Leave Staten on North college st-eet, At $50
An, lao p. Il. and 100 An.
Arrives at 7:30 A. N. and o:o6 P. n.
The Lao P. n. train does not stop at any point
between EaShviIle and Gallsrin, except Edge
acid junction, and does not run on Sunday.
GaIIsttn Accommodations, Daily.
Leaves Nashville. .4;0b P. n
Louisville and Nashville and Great
hOuGhern railroad. and
Decatur division
GoIEe SoUrH.-NashviIle an Decatur trains
leave stations on South Cherry heti 81 500 A
NJ and 500 N. No train Sunday morning.
Accommodation at 400 P. N. (goes to ColuD-
bisl Trains arrive 1T 4;45 A. n. and 9:3b P, n.
Accommodation al $50 AN.
St. Louis. Evansville. Henderson and
Nashville Railway.
St Louis Mail leaves Nashville. ......-6;10 An
Accommods II on leaves Nashville ......l 80 P n
St Louis Mail arrives at Nashville. II % P.H
Accommodation arrives at Nashville 1:4o Az
Louisville and CsnciBaati short Lime
Railroad.
Trains iaaye and arrive At Louisville as rOrowE
LEAVE. ARRIVE
Southern Fast Lire, except
Sunday. ............:-., . 80 8. n. soe p n
Cincinnati Express, daily. 500 ?. n. l2-oO ?. Il.
Cincinnati Night Express,
except Eat Irday $500. .11:OoP. N o;uO A. H.
Lexington Mail, except
Sunday. ..........'..s. oVO A. A' osSV r. =
Lexington Express, except
sunday. zSj p n Al W A. n
Frankfort Accommodation,
except Sunday. 5;O5 P. NJ 800 An
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.
Congressional Appointments

TINE UNDERSIGNED WILL SPEAh Al
IL the following times and places; "a
Tavlo~svflle Wilson co Friday, SEPT, -. a.,
Hartsyille, Trousdals CO., Saturday, oePs; -.
Castiliar Springs, sumner CO, Monaay, sept
e3aliasiE. sumner CO., Tuesday, Sept; u
Fou1sain Head, sumner CO., wednesday, sept.
~ as,b PAGE. sumner CO., ThurSlsy, Sept. g.
Sarntfersvf!le, Sumner CO., Friday, Sept. q.
GhackIe Island, Sumner co, SATURDAY, Sept
GoodiettsvIlle, Davidson Co. Monday Sept. 80.
Yarbrough's, Davidson CO., 4 uesday, Oct. IL
Hamptons Mills, DsviGsor CO., Wednesday,
Oct. 2.
CARROTS, DAVIDSON CO., Thursday, Oct 8.
Coopeft0wD, Robertson CO., Fiday, Oct. 4
Gees Plains, Robertson co.. Saturday, Oct. 5.
Springfield, koDertsoD CO., u ncay, oc1 7.
ADAM Station, Robertson g., TuesdSY. Oct.S
Barren Plains R0beEtso,, -rO@ Wednesday
Oct. g. WM ~ tEE.
~ 10y ~ 10 TX.
fr fFrr LII a.lscE.
ssps Davis Il /. 0oLI.IDAY.
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GUBERNATORIAL CANVASS.

Appointments for Pablie Speaking
by the Candidates for Governor.
Gov. John C. Brown and Hon. A. A.
Freeman, candidates for Governor, will ad-
dress their fellow-citizens at the following
places and times: o s.7 AZ
Murfreesboro, Thursday, Sept. 10.
AcMinnville, Friday, Sept. 20.
Sparta, Saturday, Sept. 2l. -l'
Shelbyville, Monday, Sept. %. ,s~lr -a
Gallalin, Tuesday, Sept. "A. 81 s..
Franklin, Wednesday, Sept. 25.
Columbia, Thursday, Sep. %.
Pulaski, Friday, Sept. q.
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Democratic Convention at Cooke.

The Senatorial Convention met at Cooke
vile Tuesday of last week and nominated
John Young, Esq, as the Democratic can
didate for the State Senate. The delega-
ton from Putnam aud White counties nom
mated Joseph White, Of Sparta, as the
ioaterial candidate for the House Of Repre-
sentAtives. The. meeting was quiet and
harmonious, and after transaeting Its polit-
ical business was addressed By Hon. A. e.
James, Agent of the Cincinnati Sou.hern
railroad. q
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ALarra Funeral.

Ths funeral of the late Michael Brady,
tho well known railroad contractor, took
NJ sce Yesterday afternoon from the Cattle
fraI, The funeral procession composed Of
seveuty four vehicles was one OF the largest
aver witnessed In this city, and attested the
osiesn in which the deceased was held
nv those who had known him in life.
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What unspeakable relief Is afforded

What unspeakable relief is afforded
to the burning and throbbiDg flesh by
single application Of that unequalled balsam
for human or brute suffering, MEXICAN
MUSTANG IMMINENT. The tormenting and
sleep-destroying pains of rheumatism, govt
and neuralgia, are completely banished by
its use; stiffness Of the joints and painful
swelliBgs, quickly yield to It's emollient in
fuence; il heals bruises, cuts, scalds, etc.,
with astonishing rapidly. For strains,
spring halls, scratches, saddle, collar and
harness gals, as well as the more serious
external maladies of the horse, it "a a swift
and thorough remedy. ~
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nrr,n. rHrnHT mAs si naTAhf n.Rnnss.


WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. IS, IdIl
PrebGbilittes.-FOr New England on
Thursday southerly to southwerly winds.
Cloudy weather and probably areas Of rain
for the Middle States tonight. Southerly
to westerly winds, cloudy weather and areas
Of rain, the Winds veering to westerly and
northwesterly, with clearing weather owe
the western portion during Thursd ay
morning, and over the eastern portion on
Thursday evening. For the Southe m
States east of Mississippi generally clear
weather, except probably the South At
laDtic States. n nth and northwest of the
Ohio Valley northerly to westerly winds
and generally clear weather. Brisk and
and very brisk winds veering to northwest
srly are probable for the lower lakes. eau
tionary signals are ordered for Cleveland,
Buffalo, Rochester and OsWego.