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Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25
RT. REV. BISHOP RYAN.

The visit of this distinguished prelate to
TELLIGENCER two weeks ago. was paid per
appointment last week- The Rev. Bishop
was met at tho river on Thursday by the st.
Joseph's Benevolent and the ST. Patrick's
Benevolent and Total Abstinence Societies.
who, headed by Leiiers' band, escorted him
ITO the church, where lie was welcomed in
an appropriate speech by Mr.. O'Gorman.
The Bishops response was brief and was an
expression Of thanks for the aiItctionate re-
erplion given him. High mass was cciebrat-
Cd at 10 o'clock on Fri'lay by Rev. Francis
Graham. OF Sedalia, Hcv.J. 4. ID. Murphy,
Of Marshall, Rev. Francis O'Rilcy, of Platts-
buIS. AMI Rev. j. Fitzgerald, of Edna. The
other priests in attendance were Rev.
Father Hamill, of. Saline, Rev. Father
NciderSorn, of Westphalia, who preached a
series of excellent and effective sermons
during the early part Of the week, Rev.
Hfys. of Carrollton, Rev. Rev. j. Phelan,
OF Warrensburg, and Rev. 2. AlcNamce, OF
Macon. Over two hundred persons were
| confirmed. From Protestant gentlemen who
were present. we learn that the remarks
| OF the Bishop to the confirmation class
were very appropriate and impressive.
and the sermon with which he closed the ex er-
| ciscs fully sustained his high character for
eioqucnce aid learning. Altogether, ii
| was season Of great refreshment to our
c tholic fellow-cit:zens, and we sincerely
hope the impression made will prove as
durable as we believe it has been good.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25
FESTIVAL.
To tho Alumni OF the baptist Ec-
male College OF Lexington, Mo.

DEAR SIsTERs.:-We are Informed that
Our beloved Alma Mater is in need of e
assistance OF her daughters. a few of Us
have met and consulted on the true facts OF
the case ,and as the result ocour deliberations.
we address you as follows:
In the past. the friends aud patrons of this
cherished Institution made many and great
sacrifices to promote It's efficiency. We
were participants IN the rich benefits thus
conferred. The college edifice must now be
repaired aud reiitted, but there is heavy
monetary pressure upon the country. and
the Board OF Curators call upon US to render
them assistance in this emergency. We
have therefore determined to unitc with the
ladies ofthe Baptist Church and the consre-
CATION in having a festival for the benefit of
the college edifice, and we have selected us
an appropriate time, the evening ofthe sd of
July proNiino, and the college building rs
the place for the aforenamed festival. Most
affcctionateiy and earnestly do we invite you
and all the friends of female education to
unite with us intlis labor of love. Please
be with us il you can. and should this not be
possible, please send us contribution for the
above purpose. Those Of the Alumni vino
reside In Lexington, or who may find il con-
venient, are invited to meet with us and the
ladies ofthe Baptist church, at the college
chapel Il. nine O'Clock, A. NJ, on Thursday,
June 2Glh. 1878.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25
Respectfully, your Sisters,
TsKE ADVANCE.

More" said Oliver Twist; "more.
mower machines. advance machines
say the farmers OF Lafayette couaty.
They have taken two car loads, and are not
get satisfied. Andy Graham sold tile last
one of the second car load yesterday morn
ing, making the forty-ninth machine sold
and delivered from Lexington this season.
The success OF the Advance is without
parallel in the history of farming machinery
in this country, and It's because the machine
has no eqaal in the market. One other ear
load should have been here last night, and
will certainly be here this morning. Farmers
need not feel anxious; all can and will he
accommodated. A few more of the same
sort always left. The well known Andy
Graham is the Lexington agent, and can
always be found at his place
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25

Unlike ether Cathartic. DR.. Pierce's Pleas
en-, Purgative Pellets do not. after their oper-
alton. have secondary tendency to render
the bowels more eostive. Thisis an import
ant Improvement. as all who have ever taken
many pills or other cathGriics for thepGrpose
OF overcoming constipation. know TO their
sorrow that tue secondary effect of all sucl,
medicines has been ITO render u bad matter
worse" These Pellets produce suclGe sec
oatIqiT tonic etect UBo,s the totstts as TO bring
about permanent healthy action, hepce
their great value, taken in small doses daily
for q length OF time. in kaa;ssdt cesstteatiea
and in Files. attended aud produced. rs they
generally are. by torpor OF the iiser and cos
tiseness. Sold by Druggists at % cent, a
vial GIL
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25

We have word 10 say in favor of the Missouri
Pacific Railroad. 1t was the ''pionccr' line
Westward and is the 'ioii reiiabie'' route 20 st.
Louis With the improvements which have
been made during the past year, bs !cve that
he Missouri Pacific Railroad has the best track
and the finest and safest equipment of any line
wesfof the Mississippi. Runs dnly eHprcss trains
of line COACHES, equipped with the Miller plat
form aud the patent air brake, from Lexington,
through Setalia and jefferson City TO ST. Lons,
connecting at st. Louis with eleven through
routes to points North, East and SOUTH Pdrtic-
may be had nj the Ticket O!Tce Of the Company in
LeXins M, or unou personal or written applica-
tiOn to q 4. Ford, General Passenger Agent,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25
TESTIMONAL..

In looking around for the best grain and
grass cutter, l concluded to try the Planet
recommended so highly by Kentuckians.
After taking 1t in my field was urged by
Mr. Carter to try the Advance with the
Planet, ana purchase the one preferred. L
gave both machines fair but severe trial.
The Mccormick came out victorious, dong
its work in n much superior manner. 1
purchased the Mccormick and can cheerfully
warrant it TO all farmers rs the best machine
muse, THOMAS STRAMCKE.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MIsStGki, o..
LAfAYETTE COUNTY.
In III. Probate Court Of Lafayette county. MIS-
sOuri-Aprl adjourned term, ls73.
NOV ut this day comes TheYpAs d. Taylor,
~ adminisraior # the estate Of Jslnes ~ !.
Taylor, ,.eceascd, and pr,'s.nts TO tho cunt his
petition, praying Ior or,ler for tho sale Of 90
much OF the real iestat: Of said decreased ~ viii
pay and satisfy the remaining debts due bv said
estate nn,i YET unpaid Tor want Of suflcient -.
sets, accompanied by the accounts, lists snd In
vcntorics rrquircd by law in such cxsrs; % exc
animation whereof Il Is ordered that all pryssns
Interested in said estate be notified that splica-
tion us aforesaid has been ma.ie, and that anless
tse contrary be shown on or hcfore the 1rst day
Of the next term OF this Court, TO be held on tho
i;rst Monday n July, lSs3. al order VII be made
Tor sale Ut the whole, or so much Of the res1
estate OF said deceased rs will be sufficient fog
the payment of said debts.
And IL is further ordered that this notice be
published In the Lexington Weekly Jptelligrn-
Ger, newspaper printed In Said cOdhfy Of La
fayctt for four weeks s'icccssiyc}y, the last In
sertion to be al beast four weeks before the com.
mcnccment of thc next term Of the court.
nay.s JOiINE. BURDEN. Clerk.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25
NEW HARpwARE SroRE-J y

NEW HARDWARE SroRE.-J. W
Rinehart will in few days open out large
and complete stock OF hardware at his store
on Main street, opposite Dutch Row. Mr.
Rinehart has been handling guns, pistols
cutlery, tools, &c, for a long time, aud find.
that he will have to keep stock ofgenera
hardware to satisfy the wants ofhis custom
His new goods will embrace everything il
the line of builders hardware, fools, Guile
ry, nails, and nearly everything but bar iroa
and steel
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25
FRIDAY, JULY Ia
Partition and other suits, July IS.

Ashury, Edgar 4. VS.. Est. VIM. I. Shelby;
rcti.ition and demand. Process issued June II.
| .Asbury, Edgar \. VS.. Est. Wm. 4. shelby
Offset and demand. Process issued June IL
SarahAiu.ic vs.. Est q. r Thomas, petition and
demand. Process issuelJune II.
Harriet T. Russell VS.. BcnjaInin T. Johns,
petition for dover. Process issued June j.
Harriet L. Russell VS.. Thos. B.yiess y ,ihcs.
J4hns1E, petition for dover. Process issued
June ).
Harriet Z. Russell vs.. Louis Megede. petition
for dover. Process issued June ).
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25

READ.-If you want choice fancy
or staple grocieries. fine WHISTLES, brandies
or wines, or anything else in the grocery
line, call OH Messrs. A. A. & 10. .. Lesueur,
t,or. Main and Pine streets. No trouble TO
show goods. Coffee parched every day.
Spices ground by ourselves. warranted pure
and no extra charge for tin or labels. our
house Is 4 complete grocery establishment
IN every particular. Drop in and look at
our goods. Times are hard and money
scarce. save 1t BY buying of first class
bouse noy2Stf
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25
Polar waves out OF fashion.
Caloriflc aud combustlble ycster.

uhy.
For choice miscellaneous reading,
go to Mexico 4 Austin's beck stpre.
Mercury quoted higher, market fe-
vcrish and a further advance Is looked for.
Mckee. & Austin hay just received
some of tho latest and best works out.
The publisher Of tho INTELl.IaEN.
cRR, With characteristic obstinacy, has beer
chilling.
A perfectly sane man might drink
iccdtea those days II there was no river wa
ter handy.
Nails, Locks, Hinges, aud in fact
everything In the Hardware line necessary 70,
builliny. cheapest, for cash, G., Main strcrt.
Mckee s. Austin arc sole agents
in this county for the celebrated Whitney 4
Holmes Organ. Sold on time aud each In.
strlimcut warranted,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25

BAND Pic Mo ON THE FOURTH
The frien.s OF the Lafayette Silver Cornef
Band will give pie ME on the fourth OF
July, on the grounds just above Gratam's
spring, quarter of a uiile south of town.
Those who walk or so horseback. can reach
the place by way Of Mr.. W~ntworth's. and
buygics ami teams will lind the best road by
turning of the fair grounds road Al the place
of w. NJ. n. Green, Esq.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25
sr. Lo..s .s...-ss.
81. Lours, yaas u. is7s.

Silver coin. l.............s....... lH5 1I0
Gold openrd In N,ss York yesterday al li5,s
anl closed ut iiss. The buying rates hsrr arc
Se5i per cent below New York rates.
| THE oEsKBAL aAnxnrs.
FLoUR-Exiremcly quiet throughout; prices
| weak. Sales in limited lots Go bris from % 20
10 sS7s, anil 100 do from "a 20 10 81 20 q bri.
WIIEAT-Rceeive.i 1853 bu. .spring-Fiat.
Sale cars No. son In elevator nt s5c-n decline.
Faii-Exircmeiy dull Miiiers nearly all out Of
| the market, and no outside demand. Prices
Flower on aIl grades. saics; Red-iiy sample,
80 sacks poor af 5oc del; % sacks musty and 81
do do smuiiy Northern otherwise choiec) 81; 2
| cars between No. aad No. 3 ut 81 10 del; cars
| No. ) at 81 l5Gsl 20 ,iel, % sks No. 8 red and
mixed ut 81 20, $50 SKIS medium, 81 3ss; cars
at 81 81 elSl 40d del; ~ sks No. ut 81 Is; ear
| del md 20 SKIS at 81 20. Whites SKIS medium
atsI35; $40 No. 2 al sIs 50.
| CORS-Duli, lower and stil unsettled. Sales:
In East st. Louis on tracks cars rejected at 15c
2 ears To at &c, % cars No. mixed at Sic, do
| do ut at JJc, care good white mixed by sample
ut 35G.5cc, Gears No. do ut aG,sc, do do at SIC
In st. Louis elevators cars ejccied ut sc, 600
blu No. mixed at SEC, l., 600 bu do seller August
ut aGc, 900 bu do do ,lo at oG& =, 900 bu do O
| do at &c, 2 cars No. : white mixed ut 40c. In
ware.ionse-1 car rejected nt nc, do do ut &c,
car rejected white mixed at Csc, car No. 2 do
at 3ac; sacks returned--l3I sks mixed at &C. So
whfte mixed at &c. In New Sacks-J9s SKIS re-
jected white iniS,d u, ilc, :1i SKIS prime misSd
End yellow ut i3Si3 i3,Ec, IS9 white mixed ut 4isc
del. 40 sks do at .fyiis GoI5c, 40 sks ST. Charles
white ai isc, s6i do do ut 5oc.
oATS-Dull and casier, with very small
business; sacked lower. Salcs ON East track: 2
cars No. mixed s7isc, do do 2Sc, 80 sks do,
! in new burlIps at 3.c st. Louis warehousc-2
cars 80. . miNei at .9c, car do do &c, white
mixed 3ic. New Sacls-5S0 sk5 m!Scl 3l@Slts,
5)J do do sc, ~ white 3lc, car do ut depot
gjc.
HEMP-Unehangcd demand good for shorts
| and strictly prime ami choice unrlrcsse'l-otlrr
grades undrcsScd daii; dressed and hacked tow
| entirely nominal We quote: Undrcssed-Com-
mon to Elir AMI good Mt so to sGJ96a; prime nj
S7GS75; strictly prime 10 choice ut sS,sj 10 S95
-exi,a at sIGo; shor;s Il, slos@llO; hack ctiow,
| 81 atgG! for choice; common, sju955; dressed,
SlJo9lCn.
TuBACCo-Unclranged Sales A hhds: 1 Mt
IS 70; . at 81 lo@si %; at s. 1895 %; ut S6e
30; 10 u, 81 icG,7 ~; Ut ssGs 90; at sp@9 10;
at slo@iy s5; l at Sill; nj SIS y; at sii; nj
SIS 50; al SlI I5. and boxes at s. sogi ~; 9
hhtls were passed and >hiGs were rejected OH
lihds nj So Y6glI, ani boEss at 81 aoss5).
We quotevnfrrior AMI lightweight luss, SIG
81 factory dS, 81 25Gg5 80; planters do, IS 75s
G15; common shipping leaf, SJ a5l7 p; medium
shipping leaf, 81 =5@s -; good do, S. .5Go 80;
factory dried shipping leaf, S5Sio; mc,iiuIi
manufacturing leaf, sS59; good Ito, s9@ll; me-
| dium bright wrapping leaf, slsgE,; good do
SlSS2j; fine do s3o@GJ.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25
st. Loui, Live stock Market.

Notwithst Inding yesterday WAS the last day of
the week, Fair DAYS business was done in
cattle. Buyers who made the market lively yes
terday were principally feeders from Ctncin-
mali, WHO bought considerable number Of
through Texan stock, which they will ship to
that city. The only transaction worthy of note
was the sale of - head of good butchers steers
to II. Rothchild, by Williams & Taylor, local
Dealers for city butchers avcrnging lLs7 Tbs. at
81 81 per hundred weight. The market closed
quie. and easy, with prices ranging from 81 Il
10 81 81 for fair to good natives; AMI for COM
mon to medium through Texan stock prices
paid ring:d from 3. to s3 % per hundred.
The following was the general quotations at
the close Of the sales list evening: Good coin
i!aitened natives. ringing III weight from 1900 To
1900 lbs, ut So ol -; c:.oiec. natives, from 100
to 100 lbs, ut Sjaj IaJsa5 31ts; good butchers,
from 100 to Il lbs, 81 60, 81 7ja5; corn-f tied
Texans, from $50 TO 100 lbs, 81 %, 81 5)a4 .J;
medium, from go to IloJ lbs, ut 81 2i:,3 80;
mon 10 inf, ,rior, 6oo to 90 at S. 2aa2 as; native
stock steers, $50 TO 1863 Tbs, at 81 Jrt 50; good
To choice, 81 c0ai T5; fat COWS, S3 50, s3 Sia
10. Sales We're "a follows: SO head good native
butchers steers, Nv lnaI t 81 So; 10 head Indian
butchers steers av $50 at s.; 49, y head wintered
Texan butchers s;crrs, ay soS II. S3 25; 9l head
through Texan steers for swiil feeding, nv lcGi
at 50; 81 head through Texan steers, nv SCI at
81 -; II head Texan cows, through, av 7s5 ut
- ID; - head Texan butchers steers, nv 1i9 at
$. ID; - head thin Texan steers, av 1Gi at 81.
itO3S--lcst Itiay the hog market was very
dull, .:.eTc being no buyers present, and the
supply h.;' in. rather increased during the past
day or TIVE; holders coull not dispose OF their
stock nn'cSs they III lGe ii.Irral concessions, anl
III n only Euee sales were made to local dealers
The ririSrt IL dul and prices are lower, with no
manifestations on the part of buyers tn operate.
Sales reported ranged from 81 ajai 30 for hogs
ranging from 29la2l3 lbs in weight. The fol-
lowing comprised the bulk of sales: 5j head nv
2S, IT 81; Is head nv 25j, q. 81 20: - head
I'll, III Si25.
SiiEEP-This branch of live stock Is slow,
with only mDdcrate demand existing Ior the
good mutton grades. The supply yesterday was
rmlt,d, and there were Eu buyers IN the market
worth mrntioning. Prices remained no:ninally
unchanged, and ranged from SJ 2Ia5 per hun
'lrrd pounds. only Que sale was made, which
com, ri. ed II head av 81 at 8 15.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI
| LAFAYETTE torSTY. p.
In the Circuit Court Of said county, April term,
| 1873, 2jrri ,ny-June 2l, 1913.
| Cha. les Al Thomas, administrator Of The cstntc
OF George Gillespie, deceased,
vs..
| Conar,l Sourwinc and Jchn r. Small.
THO the said Conrad Sourw Inc, your urc irrvhy
l. notified that said plaintiff has commenced
| by PETITION AMI attachment, in which 10 10 al-
iesc'i that you and sai,lSuIal are ndrbtcd 10 sail
| piaintiH, as administrator rs aforesaid, upon O
proinissvrY note In the sum Of three hundred
dollars, bearing 10 per cent Interest, lesa
SliS S-l0O iic amount of two credits endorsed
ON said note. And the PRAYER OF sail petition u
thai Judgment may be rendered. against you anst
said small for the balance due said nLte after
l.l,dnctinS said credits.
And you are further notified. thnt your prop.
| erty has been attached, and unless you aplpesP
at the next term of said court, TO be holden at
the court house, In the city OF Lexington, on ths
| ith day Of August next, and on or bcforc the
sixth day thereof, IL the term shall SO Tong con-
and answer said petition, the same will be taken
Us confessed.
And Il Is further ordered, that copy hereof be
newspaper printed in said county Of Lsfay ette
FOR four weeks successfully, the last insertion tn
be ut least fur weeks before the commencement
Of the next term of this court
y true copy. Attest:
BY T.. Is. DANIEL, ID. T..
Eathbun y Graves, attorneys for plaintiff. u
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25
SPEED SAFETY, CemroRr,

Take the Atlantic aud Pacific Railroad, fram
Lexington. for 1t. Louis, New York, Boston,
Pbila.ie!plia, Pittsburg. Cincinnati, chlcaso
and all points east, north and south. This is the
ouiy route by which .ypu can avoid long and
dangerous trinsfeTs. The road is e,,ii.ppci w in,
spitn,ild palace ears No RivERs, No FEEIiks
TO crosS; no delays: Connections sure SuScial
Inducements offered 10 stock shippers. Tickets
for sale to AL points. hagSasr ciireae,i through
ui;ce III Grinirs i SenabI-. opposite City Hotel
W. ". RHODES.
Ticket aud Freight Agent
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25

For Loss OF ArpETiTE, Dyspepsia. In
digestion, Depression 81 Spirits and General
Debility. in their various forInEs, FIR '-FII"--
PuHArED ELINIR CRI.ISATA ili,ie by CAS-
WE'LL, HAZARD & Co , New York, and sold I,y
all druggists. is the best tuIic- As l. siimu liant
tonic for patients recovering from fever or other
sickness, it has no equal. It taken during the
season il prevents fever aad asue and other IN
terInittent fryers.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25

1t afrart!s us much pleasure to inform our reatl-
ers that Prof. }. +. spaldiug, of spalding' 5
Commercial College Of thi, city, was elected n
lcmber Of The International Business College
Association, at the annual convention held in
Nelson's business College, Cincinnati, o. The
llth inst.
This large and powerful association takes the
place of Tie Old Bryant & Stratton chain, which
was broken mp by the death of Mr.. Str:,tton in
1sJ5, and now numbers about Gity frst-c,Ass
COMMERCIAL colleges, located IN all ie princ nj
cities of the country, IRON the Atlantic 10 The
iisci,ic, and from the CGnadas 10 The Gulf Of
Mexico.
The Chain Scholarships issued by NIL of these
colleges are PERPETUAL, AMI eptilie the holders
to NIL instruction IN either all OF them at any
utne, without additional charge.
As none but business coiteges'Of the highest
literary worth and financial standing, and only
oNE roiieS" IN any particular city, are ever al
mit'ed TO membership in this association. and MS
-: Louis and Kansas City are the only cities in
his State, and the only ones between This city
and san Francisco, California, which are so
honors,, We cannot but feel IN honest pride in
the high compliment thus paid our grow ing city,
and in the IIicritcl honor ceufeTred upon l'rpf:
Si'aldinSs large nn,l prosperous CoHninerci
College, which r1,Ilks among the first and best in
the laad.--thansas City Daily News, June iiih.
McKan G. Apsfin Eppn Hus{ON,s
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25

A called session of the Lafayette
Prcsbytcry viii te held in the OLD School
Presbyterian church in this city this even-
Ing. to consider the resignation of the Rev.
James A. Quarles, as pastor of the Old
School Presbyterian church OF Lexington.
A sermon by the Rev. Mr.. Wheeler, ofSeda-
la. may be expected. If tho prcsbytery
shall accept the resignation of Mr.. Quarles.
he will preach farewell sermon at his
church OH SUNDAY next,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25

AT his residence near Grrrntnn, on Friday
fhs ssfi, IA, OF June, 1875. SAMUEL VI. B.sST.f.
in the seseaI, -sexeath year OF his age Mr. Bcai
was one Of tie did e:iiErns " Lafayette iiayin;
efutsz.llea hithe. freIsi Mo i.aiiltf ~ eotlnfy
Mar.illa.i, twenty-five ais aso-
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25
EuIGRaTIoN TURNING!

CHEAP FARMS IN sou rH-wEsT MISSOURI,
The Atlantic & Pacide Railroad Company
offers !, ,2Oo, 900 acres Of land IN Central and
Southwest Missouri. at fiom s.; Ia ST. per acre
on seven years time. with free transpprtatipn
from st Louis to all purchasers. Climate Soil
timber, mineral wealth, schools, CHURCHES am,
law-al,iiin. society Invite cmi grants from all
points to this land Of frnits and flowers; For
particulars address \. Tuck, Land Commission
er, st. Louis, NJ. )ah'-!y
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25
PATRONS OF HUsBANDRY.
To Grangcmen and others who pro.
pose TO form Oranges.

DOVER, Mo-, June I'D. 1875.
Editor Hateliigenc@:,
Iiease announce through your columns that
| have received my commission Us ''specia
deputy for Lafayette county, and am now
prepared to respond to all calls for the for
nation of Oranges Of the Patrons of Hus-
bandry within :he county of Lafay lite.
assisted at the organization ofa Grange at
,,cck's school house, in Middleton township,
on last Saturday. q. Z. Catron was elected
master.
All communications for me should be ad-
dressed to Dover post office..
l;cpectialiy.
LEWIS NEALE.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25
oENraUR LINIMsNT.

There is no pain which the 'Centanr Linlment
will not relieve, no swelling II win not suh,lue,
aud no ianwncss which it III not cure. THIS is
strong Language, buttt Is true. Where the parts
are not gone, its effects are marvellous. 1t has
proiaccsi more cures of rheumatism, neuralsis,
lock-jaw. palsy, sprains, sweliings, cakcd-
breasts, scails, burns, salt-rheum, ear-achc,
&C., upon the human frame, and Of strains,
SPAWN, gals, &C., upon animals in one year
than have all other pretended remedies since the
world began. IL Is a cnumter-irritant, an ALL
healing pain rrlicver. Cripplcs throw away their
crutches, the lame walk. poisonous bites arc
rendered harmless and the wounded are healed
without scar. It is no huuibug. The receipt Is
Published around each bottle. 1t is selling as no
article ever before sold, and it sells because il;
does just what 1t pretsa,lst to do. Those who now
suffer from rheumatism, pain or swelling deserve
10 suffer If they will not use Ccntaur l.inimrnt.
More than 1000 certificates of remarkable cures,
including frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism,
gout, running tuniors, SC, have been recC.Scd.
We " i'll send circular containing ceriiilc9tes,
the recipe, &C., gratis, to any one requesting it.
One bottle of the yellow wrapper Ccntaur Lini
m"nt is worth one hundred dollars for spawned
swecnied horses and mules, or for screw
worm in sheep. Stock-owners-;his Imminent is
worth your attention. No family should he
without Centaur Linincnt. j. Ii. Rose 4 Co.,
New York.