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sl.41s,7o.oo
TO which add the
amt previously paid
on the road, say -.
.s45o.ooo.oo
s1.s6s $50 90

which amount doubled by the
length of our road, 90 miles, makes
a cost Of S20.3l2 per mile, only
about one third az much per mile
as his road cost.
Much has been salt about the
sudden termination of the elec-
tion on the Oath ult. The railroad
ring had the legal right to pro-
cure the restraining order pro :
vided they complied with the Law
in fling the sequired affidavit and
bond. There beirg . majority in
interest Of the stock or the com pa
ny present, they had the same lie
gal right TO adjourn. The service
Of the res.raining order was
equivalent TO q challenge to have
the matter tested in the courts,
which was accepted then and there.
Afterwards when the Board Of
Directors met ct there offics to
transact business, the railro I'D
ring crowded the ONCE 90 that it
was impossible to attend to any
business, and the Board adjourned.
Was there anything wrong in that.
to deserve the epithets Of srascals. ,
'thieves,' Williams .felons.' rogues, !
'perjurers'2 If our citiz ms, such
as J II Gaar, Elwood Pattison, J
H Moofmann, and others, are 70
be branded with aufsh as,ithota q.
these. some higher power should
be invoked to save the balance OF
the citizens, and we certainly
| ought to have an additional court
house and jail, both OF large di-
mensi0ns, erected massachusetts,.
i There are many other points
had intended to refer 10. but / foel
this AZ icle is already long enough,
l and wall defer the balance for the
future. A. +. Ecorr.
Richmond, May I, 1872. q.
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NICHOLSON q BRO,
Booksellers and Stationers,
(NEw sTAND) a -
Ssh anA Main, Odd Follows Buildins
RICHMOND, INDIANA.


a rrORNRY AT Law and NO.
a TARN, Ollcs No. 80, Aain- street
q shnond, IAaa attends to the collec
tiou Of ali claims II any State the Union
win practice in any Of the Courts ofIudiara
and ohio. Execute Deeds, Mortgages, and
Powers of Attorney, either inland or for.
eien. By special arrangement with G. r:
ADAs, in Cincinnati, German Consul and
H1LLIR Co., ofNew York, AN enabled to
other valuables, - we'll as to attend TO the
transit Of persons from any part ofEurops
or from this country.
All business strictly conhdential aud
po,nptlv attended to. J.H.P.
JMly 1th 1852 1871
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Jehiel Railsback,

.attOT2ey at Lao,
Richmond, Ind.
Entrance one door East Of Petehell's Store
ana over Hudson's Drugstore, Main-st:
Richmond, Aug. 10, 1870.
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J. q. MCINTYRE, n. D.,
O@cs opposite uuntinxton Houss
RICHMOND. INDIANA.
Special Attention Given to Surgery
Residence No. II South franklin Street.
n1S-ly.
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BOOTS AND SHOES?
1S1 MArr SreE.y, !.

uusr REcElvEb. dir.s. from y. nAa-
.fsstnrera. ! lorre lot OF Boots Shoes,
,or Gents, Ladies, Kisses, and. Childrsns'
ctet. which will be sold 1t prices that VIII
assse Ne paFshassr. sgstsEI ~ So,
eFof sevles Auish and materials the Stock
: l0l cannot b. sxcsllsd in opr city, and -
N oar fellow. .citizsns Of Richmond, anA y.
snitv = eslI Ard sxamiue our Stook hpeore
ufSaisinG slssvhe,e;. srr,i . sovss a.s.I
utoruoxD. July 1871. .ssas aa, 2Ast o
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DIR. 8. b. HARTMAN
No. l6 North Pearl Street,
(OpPosite the Warner Build'ng,)
RIG H N O. D. IND.
Office Hours: From TO ;, and from
tot p. N.anl at.all other times when not
professionally engaged.
RsoHnoxD. Nov. 9. 1859. 19:lv
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Showing tie total amount 70
be expended on road on
last contract when flashed -. - ,4i0,7 II
A few weeks ago there Was forms
cd in this city one Of the most
powerful combfna ations, or railroad
rings, that has yet existed on this
continent It was going to have
1.-TWO Presidents" one at this end
Of the road. with 4 station at Se-
yastopol, and the. other with .
station at tho five mile switch;
they were going 70 take possession
of the c. R. 4 Fl. Wayne railroad,
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II. s|ll,s]skI..
Boots Shoe

~ n The Best Frsnch Calf And
- % Kip Boots nsauy made
IN III latsst stvle on short notiss, and at
reasonahlo figures, None but the best ma
teiial used. No: go Main street. near Sixths
Richmond, Ind. ri nSViy ss
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-11
Rranrh caaIneu..

A French paper relates that Al village nsar
Rlorenyills Iuxemburg) = gentleman walking
along the side Of . wood saw some bees swarm
ing on . struggling branch Of an oak tree. He
vent 10 fetch hive, and returned with q wood
cutter named Guiot, who climbed the tree and
sitting astride Of the branch, cut on the sxtrem-
ity OF it upon which the swarm hung. An un-
expected result followed instead OF falling 70
the ground, theswArm dispersed, and rising like
awltirlvfnd, settled on the bead Of the unlucky
Guiot who vas stiIl sitting on the hgznch, forty
hye feet from The ground The by-sfnndeFs
.shuddeyed Surely they thought he VII be sell
eed with giddineas, and tortured byA tbousaDd
stings, he must fan TO the ground But Guiot
called mp all hie strength Of mind and remained
until the swarm had formed two longf wreAtha
hanging from his temples and waving a. he
moved then, half blinded By the insects. which
also covered his face and body, be conirived 70
desend from his elevated position. taking the
greatest care not to initiate this living mantle.
When be arrived on terra hrma hive WAs placed
on his shoulder, but three hours elapsed before
the bees woald take possession Of their new
home When this happy change vas effecte1 !
tfe poor Wood-cutter's Wild delight testified to
the intensity Of the anxiety and discomfort he
had endured. .--LoAdon Examiner.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-11
seasonabIe sueeestIona.

The heavy miss and cold night dews which char-
seterize the present season are very trying 70 DELI
cate oraanlzstiJns, and In low-l ing and swarnpy
localities they produce enormous crop OF inter-
nlftent feyers Of Earsaa y and degrees Of in
snsiiy Al this very time there are pr bat u half
million of people IN the Uniied States suffering from
periodical feVers BY missmstic fogs and sxhalarions
What makes the prevalence Of this evil the more
deporabe Is the fact that IL might In all cases BE-
easily prevented Malaria and damp produce little
or no effect upon the system preforti1ed BY course
OF Hosistter's Stomach Blttsrs. Every fall and
spring hundreds Of sttArs received from persons re-
siding In fever and ague districts who state that
while their neghbors are ncapacitatsd for labor By
that dsbitating disease they have been happily ex-
empted from attack oy the regular use Of the
great vegetable antldots 70 miasma. As chlolo-
gopic or specific for intermittent and REMIT. ut
fevSrs the Bit ers may be Justly accounted lzfali-
ble. They eradicate the complaints 10 their most
obstinate forms bat the wiser course Ia 70 'oresta
auack by taking the preparation a. q preventative
The amount Of productive labor Withdrawn from
active ssrVce during several months in the year BY
malarions maladies Is immense, and the pecuniary
losses 70 Individuals families and the nation from
this cause ia incaculsbe. Bear In Mind that by
t0ning and regulating the system with Hostetter,s
bitters before the calamity comes Il may alWays be
escaped and let u Also be remembered that jndi-
geAti a. general debility, biiiOusness constIoation
ahces and arrangement Of the physical system are
cOnsrOADle by this genial restorative.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-11
How to Live Happv.

Thomas Jefferson wrote the following excel.
lent ADVICE. There is much human nature and
good sense in II
'' Harmony In the human Sta;e ia the yerv
bret 70 be aimed at. Nothing caa preserve Al
lection uninterrupted but = firm resolution nav
OF 10 dlner II wall, determination in each 10
conhiaer the love Of Others Of more value than
any object whatever on which q wish has been
hGsd' How light, IN fact, II the sAcrihce OF ary
other Wlsh when weighed AgainEt the affections
OF one with whom We are 70 pass our whole lifel
ana thoQgh opposition In a Eingle instanoe will
hardly OF Itself produce lienAtOn yet every
one hAa their pouch into which ali these little
OppoHltohs are put while that is filling the
a4iehAuon u lnsenslbly going on. and when filed
II complete. II would puzzle either 10 say
Why's because no one difference Of oJpinion ~
been marked enough to produce a serous effect
by ltself But he hnds his affections wearied
out by constant dream Of little check and OBJ
stacles. W
Other sources Of discomfort very couenon in
deed, are the little cross purposes Of husband
and wife, in common conversation, desperation
in either TO criticise and question, whatever the
other says desire always TO demonstrate and
make him feel himself In the wrong, especially
IN company. Nothing is 80 goading Much
better, therefore, If our companion vieWs !
thing in light different from what wedo leave
him in quiet possession Of his views What il
the use OF rectifying him il the thing be unim-
portanti let It pass for the present, and wait q
bofter moment and more coneiliAtory occasion
OF reversing the subject together Ii is won.
uerful how many persons are rendered uphap-
py by inattention TO these little rules Of prn-
dence. -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-11
Spiral gutiffs.
CouRha and CoIda-

There are thonssnds OF persons die annually from
consumption and other diseases Of the lunRs who
might have been cured hAd they attended al hrst D
Nnat they thought was only dsight cough" or a
" bsd cod" NO one should neglect cough or a
So4u- ~ Hdttff NOW 5lSutt Tor an hour. Hd6sOn /
CompOund syrup u Tar never fails 10 curing me
Norst cases VI coughs, cold no 4rsenssa sFe throat
DrOncbits, Group, asthma and chronic eatarrna IL
u au Invaluable remedy for hopping cough in chi.
disn II you are suffering frOm any throat or lung
dis5as@i get ootle aud De cured. ASK for Hassou6
Compou syrup u Tar, and do not allow JOurssli
y De put On VIII some + ferof pre- ,.ratiOn on a
count OF ia cheapness, bsca1se Il s fepresepted
70 you 70 BE- a. gLOd a. the zbove. Pm ? % cents
per oottle sod Dy ali Drug Stores and Desiers
throughout the Tinted stats
r s.-oe= that the signature Of RUssELL Ian.
Dis, PToprs - Oh each wrapper. uoy1i-Gt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-11
WhaI Wa u. "a tsr,

sEvERE cHLE5Es AGAIs5T TIE DovER TrSIA"-
DID TIE sArLsBUET Krli5 sLAr0HIKE HozAcgs-
obTzsE ASD TOTSsEsD sEKKIEo TIE POLITICAL
IIYE or COVE AsD WI LARD.
Prom the Wilmington Advertiser, SoT. 81
The inconsistent and inoonssqusnt conduct Of
the Dover junta, alone prodncsd the disaster Of
lat Tuesday. The Dover politicians acted With
rnendAcity and eoNAndies unparalleled in polit-
ieal history-while forced % accept the result Of
the Baltimore Convention they slapped its nom
NEE IN the face, and spit upon its platform.
They coquetted With the O'Conor men, and
permitted them % obtain position 10 the State
thus diTided how could the Dernocracy y1ni
The imminent psril We have escaped ia directly
trAceabie 70 the mltinssrs and plOtters. who
permitted the Del1Wdredn 10 furl its flag.
Prom the Georgeto N Journal, Nov. o.
The scheme 70 defeat the county ticket vas
played by democrats who have for YEAR, led
from the public cT1b, and come to-dAg holding
the highest ofhess in the gift Of the party.
such grOsa, Contemplate viDiAtiOn Of honor
and party faith Wa never Witnessed before in
this or any other State. We have the names.
and the fActz and they will at az early day be
made public. The people Of this county will
trenble when they know that the chosen guar
diAns of the party and ia life long pets were
deeply concerned 10 this dark fraud. and that
psrsonA spite and greenbackE we're the price paid
Tor the election Of Republican Congressman
and sheriff
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-11
Delmar ,ewE

/ o. g. T.-ELEcuoS On OEF1cERs.-AtA re.
cent msetiug Of DslmAr Lpdge. Good TemplArs.
the foilosing officers were elected for the en-
sling term v c. T., J. b. Philips; ". V. T
hi.a. / v. PhiliPs; ". C.. Rev. JOs. Dare; "
? 5, Willie Dare ". s., W. o. Williams. "
", Wm- hastings ". l. G.. Daniel Rounds
". o. G., JADes 5tsphsns
GrssIs6 AOcDESTs---Ons day this week /
son Of QUintou White while Oat cunning for rat-
Ats met NJ b an accident which proved fatal
While standing on stump. his gun, by some
means. EAs discharged the whole load entering
hls Abdomen, caazihg hiz death N a few hours
a few nights slnce, Cornelius Waller, while
gunning for partndges, Was bAdly wounded. by
teAecldentA discharge Of gun, in the hand.
Of bOl who Va in company With him. The
load and one EAd entered RAllers thigh. bat p0l
making dangerous wound not much syrnpa.
thy, however. IL felt for this young man. a. be
va cunning in direct violation Of the law, ueina
light At night n decoy the birds
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-11
: TrFK aRKAT Yrnrm no4ToN.

chicagoS calamity, Providshce be thAnked, Il
NOT quito equAfed. hnt Boston has sustained q
terrible Jiststion- It rAnkA with thAkof Chicago,
and The two. are xithout s1anple in the history
Of the country.
These fearful fires. 80 violent, 80 unmanAgeAtle.
and doing 90 great an amount OF damage, seem
to set all ordinary provision and foresight At def-
Enee. II has never bsea supposed that the
whole, or even large part, of great city, is in
danger Of being destroyed BY one.great oonfa-
grafton, but our experience, within 3 little more
than year, forces us to fear that such disastets
are possible, and that they must be placed in the
list Of contingencies for which prudent men pro-
vide.
We need, It seems, better ApplrAlus for en-
tinguishing flames. Ne need more WAtchfulneas
against the first origin Of fires. Especially, how
eTez, ,ought the rule torsquirs wider avenues, md
more space. in the bailding Of cities Bostons
business which Is Just destroyed, was crowded
in narrow, crooked lanes and alleys. Tall build-
ings, with the dangerous AAasArd roof, hlls1
with immense stocks Of valuable And eonbustE
bic goOds, we're mAsssd togsther, and when one
was Thoroughly ignited all were IN danger In
this respect, Boston's construction, as is well
known, was exceptionally bed, and many Of our
newer cities, NJ well a. some Of eur old ones, are
built 90 = much better plan, with lesa OF danger
Gus croSding.
Tho vorst effect 70 be GppFehsndsd Il that
upon the insurance business Of the country.
Tais has already reesiVed serious sbock, and
the most prudent men engaged in IL have been
eonsidenng what should be done to increase its
reliability, and make the assurance to those who
insure, more Absolnts- How many Companies
will go down under this last shock, few days
viii show, but some, doubtless win be unable to
Withstand it, and the number OF thoss 70 be
trusted viii be stil furthar tiecreased
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-11
The Fire Rxrtnaui.h.rn.

Can the patent "Fire Ertinguishers--t
BAbeoek, for nstAnce-be relied upon, in ~
emergency What il theiE real value Ought
they 70 be clAssed among the same, reliable
agencies for putting out fire. If 80, they
should be provided, systematically, as steam
FIRE engines are, and not only the private owners,
but the municipal organization, and the FIRE
Department should have them At hand and ready
for use.
The questions We Hsk as TO the vAlne Of these
appliances, We address 70 practical people
nat interested in their sale What do our
b lsiness men know about theu7
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-11
A Old Mans Fall.


The Sun yesterday contained an exclusive &C
count Of the Arrest OF Henry Webster Hocto, a
i confidential clerk in Lord 4 TAylor's for robb-
ing his employers Of goods to the value Of about
80, 900. Lord TAJloy having reAson to sus-
pect that some person in their establishment
| was systematically robbing then employed De
i tectives Frink and Pryor.
Mr. FnDk. who IL young man Of clerical APP
peArsnee. was os,ensibly taken into the employ
/ Of the firm "a an attendant In the cloak nom.
There be remained for two mouths, and conyin-
ced himseh thai the thief was not in that depart
meut- he then changed his occupation to hoor-
walker, which brought him into closer connec-
aon With Hoctor. One day, after Frink had
been hoor-wAlkng Abodt month, Hoetor said
TO him. quietly "Fnnk, am getting 70 be an
old man, and must have some money" He
then unfolded 20 him = scheme By which money
could be obt insd- A eOnfedsrAte coming into
u store Sa4 70 be given credit on q check for
returning cloak, shawl OF some other article
Of dry goods- OF course no such article had
been returned, bat the floor walker having vou-
ehed that Zach a return had been made, the con
ft de7 e EAs entitled to take another a. tiele in
exchange.
Two or three pieces OF dry goods to the vslue
OF from go to s200 or S40o, were thus disposed
OF IN single day. The goods we're taken to the
TO the residence Of Bella HOctor. q niece Of Hen
y Hector, who kept dress making establish
ment, and At Shose house Lord 4 TAylors dis
honest employee spent the greater part Of his
t1me.
The managers Of the store we're Astonishei Al
Rrlnk's revelations. Hoctor had held position
CO trust in their establishment for thiItsen
yeArss and EAs highly esteemed When sufi-
cieut evidence had been accumulated to make
Hoctors conviction certain, Detective Bennett
Of the Central Once was requesi ed TO errest
him.
Yesterday the prisoner made full confession
and acknowledged that he had been perpetrAt-
| ing his robberies for series Of yeArs- His
niece Bella Hector, was also arrested some stl,-
leu silk patterns being found in her possession.
Henry Webster Hector il about fifty wears Of
| age, and a stAid, sober-looking man. On 9 sal
Ary Of $50 week be lived in broEn-stone
house In Thirteen street, near First avenue. and
is President Of the Tepsiehore Social Union
and member Of other societies. Nov that his
robberies have been exposed, social crimes With
ont number are laid to his charge.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-11

supplies fully the want for perfectly safe and rell-
sse Illuminating Oh for family use, free not only
rUm NE danger " an explosion, but from the dan
81 oi ne mud lgniung should the lighted lamp be
upset Il 10 flee from 90 ectona Able odor burns IN
the Ordinary Kerosene lamps, furnishing light IN
s1h led by gas, satisfactory IN every particular and
Ifes frum al apprehension Of danger. IL "a put up
In one gAA, I'VE gail. and ten gan. packages; eacn
can u cl sed with metal cap, bearing the manu-.
Iacnrefss stamp. BY Purchasing these cans vita
ths sa UNCUT the EennineBess Of the goods Is war
fanted with the assurance OF Obtziling an OIL per-
tai By
z. BRISGHURsT Il Co, Apsthecaries.
cor. Sixth and Market streetR.
WtlmfnUfar,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-11
sptfiaI agatirts.
Corract the stnn,nnn.

Il IL well ascertain physiological fact that the
origin OF most Of the tlla II Annct hamaHlfy "a Z
oeranged condition OF the alimentAry canal The
bowels become con8tipated and sluggish and thence
arises Ira OF painful and distressing maladiea.
AZ preventive and cure, there IL remedy safe
and sure a. Dr. Tutrs Vegetables Liver PillG
D.. IN. a. TUT:
Dear sir-I have been an invalid for i've yearA
and have with fort ude and ttience tried neaflJ
every patent medicine known 70 the people Withoui
any enec ual relief IL was suggested by acme OF
my friends 70 take Jour NeRetabie P1lla for which
am under obligations for said Suggestions II being
favorable one. propose 70 siase the enentA,
weagh noee than I ever did and my health h far
better than Il has been IN i've years- / certainly
give all the credit 70 your Pilis and soon there
. an Increase In the family, you may be, II Il IL :
male that hh name shah Be Tuts. Publish II yeu
choose J. A DONALDSON.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-11
Commercial Reports.
PHIIADLLPHIA nAREErs.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov Q.
Cotton dan. lejl62OI<c Flour dull. super
nne - IA ; %; PsnnA. extra family s7 ia
s.I5. Wheat inactive; Western red. q. .63a5s
4IltszF - -F-S-T. -hss~. - co~=s.SS ne, NJ
G50c. Corn dull yellow, 6za63c. Eesieru
mixed. 6l662c. white oats 4ia42c mixed 4O
Provision steady. Shipping LAP forty to f.rty-
Eve tina
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-11
England

CELEBRATING rzE BrRTH OF THI PRINCE OF vA1Es.
LONDON, Nov. 9.
The celebration Of Lord Mayors day and the
brth Of the Prince Of Wales Is in progress. All
business hss been Suspended
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-11

despatch from Warrington states thA, the
hon. Hamilton Flsh VII resign bis position Of
Secretary Of State, and that be viii be succeeded
BY PenngylvAuiAn.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-11

The Constitutional Couvsution Of Psnnsylya.
niA u1l meet a, Harrisburg, Tomorrow. 1, il
expected Hon VIM. n. Meredith, Of PhIl.de,-
phiA VII be chosen to preside.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-11

Vermont is shipping large focks Of sheep, Just
now, 70 the far West. Nine car loads Of merinos
oI the nnest breed. from the best focks in Addi-
destined for California, '1'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-11
Th. Rrpnhnrnn Inmhar.s.

The Republicans Of this city propose to have
procession and = nesting, this evening, IN
honor Of their suecess The eiubs VIII parade
in the streetz, and the meeting EA b a. Insti-
tate Hall They are warranted, certainty, in this
iale rejoicing, and We t-Sst that or Democratic
nsn and hrsthrsa Eiil synpathizs With #, II they
DO not actively take part In 1874, We hope TO
have hundreds Of them With us, on our good,
broad Platform Of State Reform, and the rsioi-
chg then, oTsE The Tiotory vi Be joined By al
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-11
natcheIoT'a Ham Dve

This superb HAIR DYE is the Bsst N ne World
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable and instantaneous.
No Ridiculous TINT, or unpleasant Odor The Renu-
Inc w. A. BAICHELOk'S HAIR DYE produces
IMMEDIATELY splendid BLACK or NATURAL
BROWN: Does mot stain the skin, but leaves the
HAIR CLEAN SOFT and BEAUTIFUL The only
Factory 70 IosD ST., New York.
naEnreod4W1y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-11

The Bank Of England hAs advanced the rate Of
interest TO seven per esntum, al increase Of one
Der csutunn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-11

gsntlsnAn residing IN PernsylTlriA AID Who
has taken al ,iusa, prominent part n The pei
tics of that STATE, thus writes us:
'' AZ zzs-- 49, go s--l NY native
STATE hAs been redeemed thai the Blue Hens
Chckens CROW n The same strain a. they do
thirty YEAR, ago and the DiAnond State hAs
rsgAinsd it i1Etrs-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-11
Prom oar Late Edition Of Saturday.
RIplosioa in a Coul Mine.
rHrRTT-E1sHI MINERS KILLED.

hhIf1 NOV 2,
An explosion Of a FIRE damp in coal mine At
honeeAux caused the death Of thirty-eight
minors
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-11
RoYer's Hoof LInInent.

RoYer's Hoof LinIment.
have tested BOyer's Hoof Liniment on the feet
OF over one hundred horses. The difference in the
condition Of the feet is great In fs favor that
would not be without Il for ten times It's cost II
should De properly applied " every horses hoof, es-
Pe1ally IN the Summei when tn, hol ses feet are
aLHaJs In contact viii the heated earth, which
dnea them up and thsy OecOfne hsrd and feyerian.
Fhl produces contraction cOrns, quarter cracks
92nTac Ion Of the back sineW, commonly called
kne Sprung aud often from the pains In the
hOOiB II produces sweeney In the shoulder We re-
commend II az the best preparation we ever used
II snJ1!1 be used on every horses ho0f a. common
y q oil Is Used on harIeas m.hs boots 70 Eeep
them IN gOgd condition. T. r. IdNKLIS
Proprietor and Superintendent Of the Continental
Stables, sansom Street. Philadelphia
z. BRINGHUksT 90, Apothecaries,
cor Sixth and Market streeta
Having been appointed Agents for this popular
wholesale and retail at the mannfacturer's prfcea