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ARKANSAS.
HELENA.

Special to the Appeal
HELENA, November s. In the cleo
ton for city officers yesterday the fol-
lowing persons were returned: mayor,
S. ]. Clark, Republican; city marshal,
Samuel Berry, colored; treasurer, w.
L. Nelson, Democrat. There was no
opposition to City-Attorney c. w. OF
torney, Democrat; Aldermen Luhman
Ellison, colored; Johnson, colored, Re-
publicans; Hornor, Morre, and Sum-
mers, Democrats. The question as to
purchasing front lots to be converted
into public wharf, was decided in the
affirmative. A full vote was polled very
quietly.
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RELIEF COMMITTEE
OF THE Y. III. G. A.

THIS Association comes forward and takes
4 rank with other organisations in caring
for its members or the destitute during the
prevailing danger.
Any application for nurses may be made to
the following appointed gentlemen, or at the
Association Rooms CNos. a and l5), No. 10
West Court street:
DIR. NJ. E. BRAMHAl.L, e North Court st.
Mr.. ]. A. McALISFER. 81 Main ST.
Mr.. y. j. .JUNKIN, "a Second st.
Mr.. X. +. WILCOX, 273 Main st.
Mr.. L. A. SCARBOROUGH, 252 Front 81.
Mr.. JOHN 7. MOSS, Second street, between
Adams and Jefferson.
Mr.. Q, ]. I'-'-''' N Union Tel. Co,
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A grand review of the militia was sub
sequently held by the captain-general.
The DidriO reports that the steamer
Virginius attempted landing on the
twenty-Dinth ultimo, ON the southern
coast of the island, but was Tepulsed anC
sailed for Jamaica.
1t is rumored that the rebel chief
Remhetta has been killed in the Hol.
gain district.
A telegram from Santa Clara reports
that skirmishes with the insurgents are
Of frequent occurrence.
Fire I'm Printing OnIces.
FIRST DISPATCH.
HARRISBURG, PENN, November 81
b. F.Singerly's State printing and State
JOnT7l0l offices, five stories high, are in
flames, and will be entirely destroyed.
The operatives barely escaped with their
lives. 1t is so reported that several
lives have been lost. The Lochiel hotel
is in great danger.
SECOND DISPATCH.
HARRISBURG, PENN, November s.
Singerly 'siprinting-house is entirely de-
stroyed. From two hundred to three
hundred persons were employed la the
upper sloileSi anu 50 Taplu WAS tue
spread of the flames that many of them
had to leap down from the second story.
The walls fell to the ground, and nothing
was saved. The State Journal office,
which was in the same building, was
also destroyed. Singerly's loss IS one
hundred thousand dollars, with no in
surance. The fire spread to three frame
buildings, and several stables. The Lo-
chial house was somewhat damaged.
The falling wall struck brick-house on
the opposite side Of the street, damaging
it Seriously.
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DIED.

MARSHAL Holly Springs, Miss, on the
lst November, WIN. F. MARSH, aged % years.
ELLISON-The friends and acquaintance
of Mrs. MARY ELLISON are invited to attend
her funeral from her late residence, Is7 Causey
street, this CTHURSDAYJ morning, at 10
o'clock. Services by Rev. Dr.. Ransom.
BERNARD-The friends and asquaintanees
OF Henry Bernard are invited to attend the
funeral of his wife, THERESA, from his resi-
dence, in Gayoso House, this (THURSDAY)
afternoon, at o'clock.
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NEW JERSEY.
NEWARK.

NEWARK, November 5.-Both the
senate and house Of representatives OF
New Jersey will he Republican by a
msjorityof seven; the latter four or five
msjority. The Republican majority in
the house last year was thirty.
Senate stands fourteen Republicans
and seven Democrats. Assembly thir-
ty-two Republicans and twenty-eight
DauOcrats
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MASSACHUSETTS.


BOSTON, November 5.-All but twen-
ty-four towns in Massachusetts give
Washburne 20, 775 votes; CASTOR, 81, ,9l2.
Eleven Democrats are elected to the
senate and sixty to the house. Pierce is
chosen to congress, with organized op-
position.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.
GALVESTON.

GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, November 5.-Cotton in light
demand; good ordinary, l25zc; ordinary, Ilsze
net receipts, 1923 bales; exports coastwise, Ill
bales; sales, 80 bales; stock, 20,7l4 bales.
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, November 5.-Cotton heavy
middlfng, lie; net receipts, 1884 bales; exports
to Great Britain, 100 bales; coastwise, 20S4
bales; sales, 1888 bales; stock, 67 ,2Se bales.
MOBILE.
MOBILE, November 5.-Cotton weak; mid
ding, l55IGI4c; low middling, l35Ec; strict
good ordinary, 13c; net receipts, Sll bales; ax-
ports coastwise, III bales; sales, 1900 bales
stock, 1908 bales.
CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, November 5.-Cotton lower;
middling, I4c; low middling, l35zc; strict
good ordinary, l3l{c; net receipts, 25g7 bales;
gross receipts, 200 bales; exports to Great
Britain, 1855 bales; coastwse, 1871 bales; sales,
1000 bales; stock, 81, ,66l bales.
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Latest Mexican, Spanish, French
and Austrian NeWs-The
Louisville 0perahOuse
Closed.
Effect of the Railroad Troubles at
KnOXYiile-Cuban Items
Boston Fire Ami
VerSary.
ElectiOn-Day Offerings for Men,
phis in New YOrk-$lO,OOO
Estimated-Other I'M
pOrtant News.

Sheriff AIsabrOOk Killed Murderer
Hung by n Mob.
Special to the Appeal
HUMBOLDT, Tenn, November s.
At Ripley Saturday afternoon, Sheriff
S. A. Alsabrook took a pistol from a
railroad laborer named JEFF Baker, who
was drinking and creating a disturbance.
Baker then drew another pistol and
fired, the ball hitting Alsabrook in the
neck, casusing his death in a few min
utes. About three o'clock in the night
a mob took Baker from Jail, and carry
ing him to the cemetery hung him.
They then riddled his body with sixty
three bullets. Baker took his fate cody,
telling the mob to be in no hurry, as he
would tie the rope around his neck.
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ILLINOIS.


CAIRO, November Brass county
Judges Martin Tresse and Lynch, clerk,
are elected. Miss P. A. Taylor has a
plurality of $50 votes in the city, and is
! probably elected schOol-superintenden
| though the country vote, which is
strong for Mrs. Brownwell will make it
a close race. The male candidates for
schGol-superintendent received only a
small vote. Wilson, the anti-railroad
candidate for commissioner, will proba-
bly, be defeated by Fisher, and probably
Hodges and Sanders are elected COM
missioneTs.
Returns from jackson county indicate
the election of Layman, Republican, for
Judge; Farr, Republican, treasurer;
johnson, Democratic, clerk. Returns
from Williamson county show Bishop,
Republican, judge; Enabanks, Republi-
can, clerk; Chilly, Republican, treasur-
er, elected by majority ranging from
fifty to three hundred. Further returns
from Alexander indicate the election of
Wilson, instead of Hodges.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, November 5.-The reports
from the election in ntwenty-seven coun-
ties in this State, show that the farmers
ticket is elected in fifteen counties, and
the Republicans in ten counties, and the
Democratic in two counties. Colvin's
majority for mayor in this city, is about
II 600.
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MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, November 5.-From the
latest returns, it is estimated that the
legislature will stand as follows: Sen
ate, Democratic, %, Republicans, 3;
house, Democratic, 6S, Republicans,
100; Democratic majority on Joint bal
! lot. 49,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC RELIEF BOARD.

eS- All the members OF the Masonic Relief
Board of Memphis are requested to meet al
the Secretary 3 office this CTHURsDAY) even.
ing at so'clock.
By order OF the President.
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Church Home.
NOTICE TO ABOENTEES

We deem it our duty 10 announce to
the public that we no longer consider yellow
fever as epidemic in Memphis. If all past ex-
perience holds good, then the continued cold
weather, heavy frosts and severe freezes, jus
tify the opinion chat the conditions Of its
spread no longer exists. Therefore, after
humbly returning thanks to the good God for
at last removing the terrible scourge from our
stricken city, we invite all absentees back to
their long-deserted homes; at the same time
we urge repetition of the precautions sug-
gested in a recent circular, regarding free ven
tilation and disinfection of all houses before
reoccupying them.
By order of the Board.
RICHARD H. TAYLOR, MD,
Secretary Board Of Health.
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MARRIED..

MATHES DULIN-On the 5th instant, at
Calvary Church, by Rev, DR.. George White,
Rector, GEORGE A. MATHEs, editor of the
SomerviIle (Tenn.) Falcon, and Miss MARY,
daughter of Rice Dulin, Esq, Of this city. No
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VIRGINIA.
RICH MOND.

RICHMOND, VA, November 5.-Coun-
tv returns come in very slowly. Judg-
iyg from incomplete returns there will
bs out little change in the Legislature
which is twO-thirds Conservative on
joint ballot.
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with the exception Of sheriff. Robley, for
the legislature. is elected by about 300
majority. The Republican county ticket
is probably elected with one or two ex-
ceptions.
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Z. q. .. f..

CAYOSO ENCAMPMENT, No. .-.s..
" 3. will meet and open this
(THURSDAY) night, November - -
9th, at IL o'clock Important busi- 7sssfasseN
ness to transact. Membership requested 70 be
present.
Members of No. 80, and all transient Patri-
archs fraternally invited.
By order. r. f. ALEXANDER, c. P.
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NOTICE.

sSr No change will be made In the business
of this firm in consequence of the death OF
Mr.. Newton Ford. The business will be con-
tinued as heretofore under the same firm
name. FORD, PORTER & co.
November 8, 1873. nos
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Ames's Election in Mississippi
The Farmers Movement
Triumphant Every
where.
Davis Elected Governor of Wis
cOnsin by 10000 Majority
New Jersey, Republican.
New York, State and City, Large,
ly DemOcratic-Accurate Re-
suits Not Yet Known.
MISSISSIPPI.


/ 81 RDlSs
Special to the Appeal
SARD-s, November 5.-Ames leads
Alcorn 1870 votes. r. H. Taylor, Con-
servstive, is elected to the State senate
by a small majority over J. n. Davis
not over so. The candidates for the
legislature on the Liberal Republican
ticket are probably all defeated. n. R.
Sledge, Liberal Republican, is elected
by swall majority. J. c. Harrison,
Republican, is reelected chancery clerk
by DDS majority. u. Ozanne, Liberal
Republican, for sheriff; is reelected by
100 majority. c. II. Gleason, Republi-
can, for circuit clerk, is reelected. Ma
jor Mark G. Brady, for district attorney,
has carried everything-not less than
$500 votes, being about the total vote
cast in this county. His majority in
this district will be about Is, 600. Every
thing passed off quietly at all the polls
in this county. Great interest is mani
tested by the respective candidates
where the vote is close, and they are
anxiously awaiting the official count,
but it cannot vary much from theabove.
HOLLY SPRINGS.
Special to the Appeal
HOLLY SPRINGS, November 5.-The
election passed off quietly. The whites
were tame, one-third Of them refusing
to vote. The blacks voted to a man.
They supported the Ames ticket, and if
one voted the Conservative ticket he
scratched Alcorn. The whites scratched
Alcorn lively. The Radicals have car
ried the county by eleven hundred
majority. Waterford was the only pre-
cinct that voted Conservative.
OXFORD.
Special to the Appeal
OXFORD, November 5.-The Demo
cratic ticket is elected in this county.
Alcorn's majority in the county is two
hundred and six.
Jackson.
Special 10 the Appeal
JACKSON, November 5.-No official
returns in as yet. Enough is known,
il scattering reports are correct, which
shows that Ames is elected by a ma
jority ranging from twenty to twenty
five thousand.
Associated Press Dispatch.l
JACKSON, November 5.-Nothing Off
cial known. Count very slow. Gen
orally believed that Ames has carried
the State by fifteen thousand majority.
vICKsBURG.
VICKsBURG, November 5.-The re-
turns are incomplete. The city gives
Alcorn 100 majority. The regular Re
publican county ticket was elected ex-
cept two representatives. The county
gives Ames about 500 majority, against
5000 last election. Large conservative
gains are reported from every precinct.
Only about half the usual vote was
Dolled
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rTlHE stated communication of Leila a
Il Scott Lodge, No. 2S9, will be held HE
this (THURSDAYi evening, November ~
9Th, at o'clock, for the dispatch Of important
business.
All NJ. Ms are requested to be present.
By order. WIN. FRANK, Acting W. 81.
KDw. GOLDSMITH, Secretary. nos
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AUGUSTA, GA, November 5.-Thlrty
fiye Chinese arrived here to-day from
indianapolis, TO work on the Augusts
canal, and more are expected.
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w. z. MITCHELL's
ENGLISH & CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
No. 3OS Third Street.

Administrative and Guardian Notice,
A Ii parties indebted 10 the estate OF John
"A Gengel, deceased, are requested to come
forward and settle Immediately. Parties haV-
ing claims against the estate will present them
for payment to the undersigned.
ANNA GEUGEL, Administrative
or WILLIAM MILLER, Guardian,
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NOTICE.

DS-All Constables and Special Deputies hav.
ing distress warrants in their hands issued
from the Office of Railroad Tax Collector will
please make returns at once.
B. f. DUNCAN,
Railroad Tax Collector.
per G. NJ. POSTAL, Deputy,
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF MEMPHIS LEAD MINING Co..
MEMPHIS, November q, 1873.
pB- a meeting OF the Stockholders of the
MEMPHIS LEAD MINING COMPANY will
be held at the office Of the Planters Insurance
Company at 3 pm. to-day, to consider mat
ters of great importance.
"A. GOODMAN, Secretary.
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NOTICE.
ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY,

BS- The regular meeting will be held on
THURSDAY, the 9Th instant, at pm, sharp.
at the rooms OF the "ShOulder-to-ShOulder +"
Club, No. II Madison street. prompt at
tendance of all the members is requested. this
being the annual meeting, and for election of
officers for the ensuing year. All Scotchmen,
sons and grandsons Of Scotchmen are eligible
for membership. Application can be made to
H. 7. TOMLINSON, President.
or JNo. G. FORBES, Secretary.
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NOTICE.
Stockholders Meeting.

THERE will be general meeting of the
Stockholders of the Memphis and Little
Rook Railway Com pRny held at the office of
the Company in Little Rock, Ark, on the
26fh day of NOvs mber, lS7S, for the pur.
pose of important business. All stockholders
are requested to be represented in person or
by proxy.
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
JNO. w. GOODWIN,
Secretary and Treasurer.
NoVetnbar e. Ig-2
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MASONIC NOTICE.

A. ]. WHEELER, Secretary.
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NOTICE.

SS- In order TO wind up the business of the
late JOSEPH WITKOWSKY, will, as ad-
ministrator, offer his stock of
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Liberal Remembrance of Memphis.

NEW YORK, November 4.-To-day
has been one Of the quietest, if not the
quietest, election days for many years.
All the public offices and most of the
wholesale stores were closed. There
was no excitement and scarcely any
crowds even around the polls. The sub
scriptions for the Memphis sufferers is
estimated at ten thousand dollars.
The total amount raised for the Mem
phis relief fund in Brooklyn, yesterday,
was SIQ03 25
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NEW YORK, November 5.-Kings
county and the city OF Brooklyn COM
pie give 1872 Democratic majority for
the State ticket and elects both Demo-
cratic senators, five Democratic and
four Republican assemblymen and the
entire Democratic city and county tick
ct. The mayors majority is 1918. The
Democrats also have a majority in the
board of aldermen.
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CITY OF MEXICO, October 81, Vi0
MATAMoRos, November 4.-The revo-
lutionary forces in Sonora have been
annihilated, and it is expected that
those in Coahuila will soon be van
quished. The forces of Algvestan have
submitted. The DidriO, the official
newspaper, says that no diplomat will
be sent to Guatamala until the boundary
question is settled.
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MARINE ITEMS.
Gc8crui MARINE Notes.

Coon NAgEs.-The Inter Ocean states
that the three new barges now on tie
stocks for the Menomonee Comrsny's line
will be called Capt. Jack, Schonchin, ana
Shacknasty Jim.
Tho barge Sam Ward, formerly a side
wheel steamer and aftcrwarl bark, has
gone into dry-doch at Detroit, FOR the first
time in ten years. She has been IN ser
vice tYcnry-six years.
REPAIGiNU Al pENTwsTCR.--TLc sctoo-
ner sonYen.,, which vent ashore two
miles south Of LnIlngton, in December,
mas had .cr .epairs completed at Pcnt-
water.
Tie seow Nirn!o Corlctta, JeacAed
at the same time, is also undergoing re-
pairs and vii! be ready fer lau- ching ly
next week.
I LIGur IioUsE WoRK.-The erection Of
a light house at Little Point Soluble, $. ven
miles sout of Pentwater, is already begun
Twenty-Five mon arc at work part, Of the
brick has arrived, most Of the piles are
driven, and the first cargo OF stone arrived
on the ground on Saturday Of last week
The estimated cost viii be about four thou
sand dollars.
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The launch Of the sclr. Gey. Nurrlv,
which came - AZ the Dry Dock COS
Yard Of g. s. Rand !, Co., att o'clock
p. n, On Saturday. was witnessed by near
" if not quite th-cc thousand people
Those from the south came in by boat in
the morning, while oar Western Railroad
furnished its fdl! quota, Of a wcll filed
train. At , o'clock +. n the crowd began to
look up slightly places, where they could be
comfortably seated to witness the launch
of this mammoth ship. Ill the high
ground IN our city or AZ least within
eve range Of the river was occupied N all
/ directions, besides the immense crowds on
/ beth sides Of IL river in the immediate
vicinity. Vt / ocloc; P. NJ, the command
to cat was given and as Ike vessel I'D not
move, the crowds anxious fears we're quite
VISIBLE. We shared their doubts some
what, until we observed the composed
and serene c0untcnance Of Mr.. Rand, as
he came forward and quietly gave orlers
to the men anil passed down 70 the stern Of
the vessel or the same crranl. vt q Civ
en- signal with three minutes Of the cut
ting, the men gave their keel wedges tap
ard the schooner George Murray slid il t.
the water ponicrous thing OF life ant
beauty We have since learuci that til,
cold tallcy used on thc ways at til
starting INT, comrlaetly Irassel b,
the immense weight Of the vessel WIS Al
that dclarc! j: from going to ae
at tho cumHa"l c,t- bat the successiu
launch j. NOS the only cause Of congIatula
: ton to the owner or builder - 80 La@r th
= highest cucouiams Of praise iIYi~heG upo
il. Ler general aTi cararce a. She SITS in til
g.. river awaiting completion. We hay
heard i sail from the beginning that u
: better material could Do rlt into q ~
= than VA. boiug used in her construction
:, We are sati-fcl ;hat the fame OF our shi
;. building CAPACITIES are steady incrca
:. In,.
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In the matter OF the petition Of JaAaes II
Flynn. Order Of discbarging mortgage filed.
In the matter Of the petition Patrick
Burno. Order d.scLarging mortgage
fleI.
State Of Wisconsin vs.. George Gressl.
Continued
Jim u. Ewing, ct a., rs. David B.
Kuaf. Verdict for the plaintiff for the
sum IF sgs2l1.
Tb-.sa Earch Is. Albert Rurch. Jalg-
men: d Divorce.
Mary T. Greenwood Is. Stephen Green
wood judgment Of divorce.
Emil Bodo vs. Friedrich GriscLaw,
Referred to H. SiJrce.
F.ed BranIcis vs. Charles McAlli.ter
4 judgment for $500, in favor Of the
plaintiff BY stipulation.
State Of WISCONSIN rs. John IIortsmann.
Case dismissed and the recognlzaree can
eyllel On tie ground that the Police jus
ticc hal no jurisdiction il the case.
Henry Grcvo vs.. GAugcr. Verdict for
the Plaintiff fyr tie sum ot so.
Thomas Tindiate ct o., vs.. Henry IIafcr
c. al Continued.
+ Wellington Clapp V. FTed Lansenfcl1.
al. Continued.
Frelrick y. I!ain!i rs. Catherine
Kuappwyrst c: al Jud -ncnt FOX thc
Plaintiff.
Caspar KubIcy ". JOHN Bicver. OrdeE
Hs.ns~4ins the appeal filed.
Mortz Kicl W. John Eje4-. Referred Il
H. Sibroe.
Elrmna S LOOMS VS.. George Reed
Dclnuggcd oycgrulcd NTH so costs Will
leave 10 answer within - days.
Frank Iruz vs.. W. Il. Horn ct al
Judgcmant for the Plaintiff.
Otto IIcrnon IS. byron Mason. Con
tinued by consent.
F.e4 sclwautcs vs. YIN. Schwanses
Continued by consent.
{ Henry Greyc :. b. J. Easton. Refer
red to H. Si5rec.
FREDERICK W.las vs.. Carl Fncke. Con
tinued by consent,
i Fretriek VIII Us. Friedrich Scukbci
CONTINUED ~ consent.
Louisa v III vs.. john Pare. Continue
. by consent.
Louis pcsa;re vs. john Dolin. Verdi,
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HAVE yoU = HOSE that you ,onsid
broken down and almost worthless? DO
not dispose Of the same before testing the
virtues of BRAACTIS ALTERNATIVE
POWDERS. Hundreds of such horses
have been restored to perfect soundnoss
with a few dollars worth Of this uncqaailot
preparation aud have then been SOLD for
from ten TO fifty times as much as they
could have previously brought. These
powders improve the condition and appea-
rance Of an animal in such short
time that many dealers in horses would
not be without then for ten times their
| cost.
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Gontanr l.tmtnnant.

There il uo pain which tie t"atGur
Iihimcnt vii nos rc..ege. ag awc,llaE il
- not sahiue. AMI 10 iauoae-s W.Hc.. !.
vii not care. This he -tf"ns lAAcgaae,
II il i true. Nacacsthe parts are not
ecEe, its q. o.s arc n aTveioG-. IL has
produced ,E9Ic caras Jf rhe matism, ueu-
TalF.a, Ok iaa, palsT. -praIns, swelling,
cal 81 breast, scall< Hrns, slt-rheum,
ear-.1ha, &c, upgu tic human frame, and
Gf aiIoiEs. spawn, GiliS, &c, upon animals
I IN. vc4- than Larc a.l other pretended
-crr!.es since ti4e vgftt berau- it is
torIUr-ir..t4nt. al al'healin- pain --hcT
or. CriIIe tlg3S aWas their crutctys,
the lame wax Ar9isJnorrs b.l.s aEe reuI-r-
4! .larmlt:ss and tie reBH}ci are heal
without 8 sear, j = % -u.nbcg. he
c-.lse Is pal 7ltes around casb bottle. IL
y Hing IS 10 ether srtiric eTcr beiaro
sol8. faIit, u because i caes just what
il t..t.ns.t t. IL, l.-e w.49 row slif r
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