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New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1876.
THE COURTS.
DOVER IN LIEU OF LEGACY.
AI,w DIGESTION on THE PECK ESTATE.

An unusual law question was presented yes
terl,y iy Charles W. Brooke 10 Judge WeStbrooK' IN
suntcmo Court. Chambers, in the suit OF Jesse fech
oi,st Eliza Peek and Patrick Callaghan Jesse PecR
IA tie son of Ucrnanus Peck who died IN lso3 her-
u,,uus Peck by mis- will Eliza Peck his WIFE, ana the
urncpa defendant Ia this suit certain property IN eu
NJ dover and made his SON. the plaintiff dependent 10
some extent on the pleasure Of s trustees A the resi-
NJ his pronerty he left to his trustees for tho benet OF
his daughter Gertrude for lfc and 10 her issue II any
suyvrd her and in case OF her death without issue HI
was 10 90 10 his WIFE Gertrude the daughter married
Patrick Calaghan and all her children died before her
She died last year. Eliza Peck has alone quahheu Us
trustee She refused tho bequests to her, eiecunS
To take her dover right in her husOinds prop
crty she has from time TO tiine HNea
AT an Increasing ratio the sons AIloWanCc' p.tt
claims aud in possession OF ler hlsphls p'IDp ~ ~
under tLn proyison Of his viii giving II 20 Ecr on hcr
doughfers death without leaving issue Inc son co-
tees This on the ground that by the election OF m ~
Peek 10 take dover instead OF the PROVISION IoI nL ~
line will she gave UP not only the specific bequtSis !" cI
I'm lien of DOVER also nil provisions IN the WI W @
aud his sister Gertrude having dlcu ann 1ic
I'm her favor having ceased he u now enuilcl l" h''
fathers EST ate exactly will had been made
The suit came before Judge WcSthfcOk on io'Ion ~
cnioin the mother from continuing To manage tHc tsc
nnl,p the suit Judge WestbIOok decided thnt WINE
tIcrr was a uuestIou which should he passed on Wio
ernrly hy Court at Special Term on moron lOl Pt-
limp9ry Injunction ~ it appeared that thcTc was ho
ons.r az waste OF tic estate, he should hold that tne
election 10 take dover only vacated the lcEaceS
irally given IN lieu of dover, and mat me resi- ~ l
will was force in al respects lie accOrdiigJ uchc"
the Injunction.
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PISSENGERS StLLED.

FOR pRroTOI ENG-yn steamship somsrset, July 25.-
Nj ind 'irs 4. r. stevens. Robert b. SALISBURY CAPT Lt
i,o.i M and Mrs VIM FTedericks and children ieorH'
Garl Charles MLar, HeuTy GcrraEs, Miss Mesieh' A T.
CayCuuIgh.
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NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

voka- Cresorye, representng the Trinity College Boat
C,uh or Cambridge University. England, arrived hre
troI New York last night. and viii 60 1nt9 ttlns
about Tnrsay next for the coming Centennial EegatIa
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun ses 1900 .lI sun sts...... 11l Moon sets $50
NArEE ruI, HNY-AM
ANDY Hook l Island l2OsI liel c. Ferry. l:jT
HIDlI WAFER inns DAI-r. NJ
sandy ii Cows lsaad 1919 IIeA o. Ferry. 2O6
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SUICIDE IN A GRAVEYARD.

Ferdinand Stanner of No. 112 Willian-st,
Newark cabinetinaker In the employ OF John Jellf
Co of Broadst in that city, attempted to commit sui
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ATTACK Uroy 4 JERSEY CITY PHYSICIAN
Ex-CoUNTY PHYSICIAN STOUT STABBED WHILE EN-
IgIIlNG ROBBERS.

p4.LIING ROBBERS.
DIR. s. V. W. Stout, who was for several
years. and up TO 1876 County Physician Of Hudson
County, has for a eng time owned a handsome
En.l!sh coach dog. which has been IN the habit OF
following Lis carriage, but which was stolen some DAYS
ago On Monday he discovered it and secured IFS r.
turn On Monday night he heard suspicious noise in
the stable in the rear Of his residence on Sumnitayc
Jersey City Higbts, and going there discovered the
same two ucn who had originally stolen the dog
attempting 10 capture il again. He attacked Tie
men driving them into the street, where they
,tnppcd and ircgcd at and Threatened hiu..
uccuirg enra.cd, hc followed them across sum .t-dNc
and upon Tie common. near thv West IIubuhoH lnc.
There the two Joined hy thiTd, who drew
knife and oued IN the attack upon d. ~inu'. The trd
man succeeded u Sinking the doctor making or" terrible
out from tho ri1 sGe Of The meek across Tie rJs a tc
direction Of the heart Dr. stout Eo'cyrI -raipl'
with the and succeeded IN vrcuPl nE the knu' out
OF his hands, when ali three 81 hi> ass'lilnnI.
licd. The doctor was otherwise wounded lhoDEh oby
slightly. and able to make !is way honcWHg' whcn
alarmed by biz Y:oorgcd absence, h family i0uHG llm
I'm tie yard exhausted from loss Of blood. DR.. stout
SAYS hc knows the who assaulted lin and does L"
calc Iur police n.CTior but viii settle tire matter
personally e.. Gc ICcOytIs. Ia adliuou 10 ms
wounds he Is also sUfC ring from sprLincI ankle.
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9re Cream.

4 FACT.-HORTON'S ICE CREAM Is MAIL
FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM
and appreciated for It's purity rohness and certainty
ing delivered IN good order.
CHURCHES FAIRS, STRAWBERRY FESTIVALS
supplied at
25c. PER QUART.
Depots sO5 Fourth ave. 264 Broadway aud 40 Chatham
EUSSELLs ICE-CREAM, BEST In snsel.l n
Il city. Dealers and churches, ~ cents % per s""'~
attention o out town orders IL Bible HOUSE,
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ARRIVAL OF AN ENGLISH COLLEGE CREW.
PHILADELPHIA, July 25.-William B. Close,
j. t. Penrosc, A. jameson q. L. y. Mann, and +. j.
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ApoLoGMNG FOR TIE NEWARK TRAGEDY.

APOLOGHING FOR TIE NEWARK TRAGEDY.
In pursuance Of a call for a meeting Of - all
persons VINO knew the TL.c,hurn brothers, about 20
Germans met Monday evening at No. IL NcT-Jeiscy
Rairoaddyo Newark. Frederick Iilicrs being called
% the chair. lie sad the object OF the meeting TO
lind ont the motives which led the TicAOrn brothers
20 commit their great crime. Miss Amelia Thoihou,
sister Of the made statement relative to the
sos which she loaned to GuidO Witlcl and which Size
said had not been repaid Henry Schmidt said this
money transaction the Of tho trouble between
the IhiclhoUs, Meyer, and Witzel Mr.. Lncius, with
whom the Thelhoms first boarded In Newark, snid
that Never cudeayUrcd To sell thcm OF his houses
and gave them work because they mai money. Tic
TbiclhJrus, asserted. had been driven tO desperation
by Never ard W!tze who had prevented thrm from
Getting work by their false stories. ir Fink denounced
Never, said six days before the TRAGEDY Albert
lhiclnOrn had Old him of his and added that II
IA. had been Albert nc would have shot Never. Mr..
Bennett, a member Of the Social Democratic WORK
ingncns Association, said IL his belief that the
ThehOTns had been driven 10 death by Meyer and his
friends. Mr. Savaiy denounced the spHing ~ the mur
dcreIs and said that those who killed them equally
mErdcfcrs. -Four persons who ATTEMPTED 10 defend
Meyer and deprccae the action OF the Tmclhors were
prevented from doing 80. At late hour the meeting
adjourned, with the understanding that another meet
ng will be held in retired place, where fuller
expression OF views can De had.
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CAIESDARS-THIs DAY.
SUPREME COURT -CHANEGRs-WEsTDRooK. ].
A hotnl.leenor nosts al bis door this nOtic

A hotel-keepcr posts at his door this notice :;
. FnglisI Grrnan Italian and Spanish spoken Here y
Arrives an Engishman and in fantastic trench asks Tor
the interpreter "NOnscur." replies ihe Waitcf, tntIe
l. none" "What no iutcrUrctCrl And YET you say on
your sign that all tho languages spoken here Yes
Sir, by the trayeleIs."-i Paris Figaro.
OAKwARD RATHFR.-Thc Rev. Mr. SpoOner
Gcndcrly to Eligible widow How beautifully emblem
ar Is this Of the of and WIFE sce row the
graceful ivy womanlEr. cings for support to thr star
w1rt oak An dear madam. husbands fond proi &C.
lion -" widow" And suppOsn the hoax is too ntte
and the hwy too b.g-what then, Mr. cpoOnerF-iLoh-
don Fun,
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26

DOUBTFUL WRONG AND CLEAR PAKDoN'
DECISION or JUDGE CURTIS IN TIE HARDING CASE
Thomas II. Harding shot one Iandt Ill July
last bat did not kill him. He alleged that Z'hht E'o
committed adultery with his wife. TIc was indicted Tor
floous assault bn has not been brought TO tra ana
has brought suit against hls wife for divorce Sic
denied the adultery and set mp that after shooting Ztndt
her husband continued o 1--we with her.
cxprcsscI his full confidence in her and ioESYeIt sS
,c were guilty The case referred and the rcterce
found IN uafdiuss favor On motion to confirm thiS
report Jug, Curtis, in a long opinion decides tat IL
shall not be confirmed ITc reviews at length the e'i-
donce OF the a gcd atutccs, and holds that they "ero
not proved. Judge Curtisadls:
The evidence t,nd, strongly 20 show that the present
sut originated solely IN desire 20 civ" S;Ipsh ana
weight 10 the plaiun's defense the crniEa' iroS'c
tior The law allows The Injured husband 10 forgive to
tdt!tr,-s and when Cor riF,n TIE oipir' = con
Gonra and such condonson il good dcfcnS" io ~ 1c
urpnf of Tire forgiveness by N" ulanJ oi me aiIrGtd
on isc ui the defendant = 50 tniiy m accordance Mih
the statute that CysUIf the Defendant hdi cpu!nlJ
the cfcusn the pl'utif could mot MAINTAIN d. ,nt u
IL suggested that the ppuuH W"ud not nave nN"rtcI
10 IL h. .ct violence against LluIt Hhi'S' th.l1 was
GOOD reason for H. Al person. cuaY rHnt Win The al
m!ut -iTiuu Jf iu-t.r" know bow frequently "H'h a
covar! guiiian scrks to CRAFTY his hatred lcF'A-t OF
jealousy, be lts b. to a--s'ac ana proclaim lti ~
b. rytlgrr ann instead ol
thc lun,,rgt uuc u :s crin,. ue cNt-r5- and some
tlu'- succeeds Ia only receiving i' piUdlt' ni tue E!"
rant tic uar,aertmg aui The H,J.Iu.Ad"' 1hi.r th'
lu, are forever sicut uI the rUOJd oi ne ana
l,-,ls % and red af'tE death Mh,n ta' i'' are anus
d,lr!d,rl ana the Courts become sunSiNIrul {" ilir
,oui,o oi procedure. society and eva nights are at al
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING IitE
UNlIEp STATES NAIL.
The Steamers OF this Line ake the Lane Routes reconren
by Lieut. Marry T. = ~ going south OF tho BANKS oH '
passage Ia ouccustoYn all tue wear ruuud.
BKIrASNtC SATURDAY.. July ~. 1850 a m
GERMANIC, SArU Aug. IL at 10 a M
CELTIC, SArD RDAY Aug. 80. at D. M
BhIEASNlC SATURDAY, sept ?, ) y. N
GEHMNNIC, SATU RDAN sept 10, al y ~ o,ra
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER 1- Noh'N
RIVER. a., ,n
These uniform iu size and unsurpassed ~
poMimcuts. The Saloon, StateroOms Smoking auu t,op
Rooms placed amt-hips where the noise tld
least teG afonins degree Of comfort hitherto ~
tanahle at ,..,.,. nm
favorable Stcordge, S2S.
Inspection OF plans AMI Other Information, Apply ."
0o'ni"p ''''E' w. % N'0"'""'' r. J. CORrIs, Agent
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Fo'ie'A' OF passage oEPfRI@s dPfiR{ Co. nowliuereen
0LD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY

~ sailing ffUDl I1eE 81, NORM X
For Norfolk. C.ty Point. and Bchmoat. TCEsDAfs,
TTTJ RSDANS. and, SATURDAYS, ar ,. m cohnefllhs
h ne yirgrla aud Tennessee Air Llne Atlantic Coast L
tlc 1IraEe AMI ONO k3ligdo; ihu Nitl
nr Company lines Interior points Ia North oOhs
and Nircuia. 80, ... -,r-r,s
,Ig'o y G. (vta NOr!oA), every - -
DAY, THU ISDAI and ~-AI : RDA y. - ,,.r.,,,-.s
ItWcS Uci. leaving New YORK MON DA - WI 49,
JAYS ard FRIDAYS at y. connecting WIN DetNafe
and NIary islH RAILROADS.
PASSENGER accommodations unsurpassed
Thr,ue passage tickets and bills OF lng 10 AL points AZ
lowest 10 Norfolk, &c, per cent trelghI
received daily AZ Pier 81 North River.
General UlIces, l9I GrstnWlch.st New ok; ,,
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= steamers leave Pier B. North River. Gt pm.
FOR HAVANA DIRECT:
CITY or VERA CRUZ I'll isSDAN. July =
CRY OF NENNO TIL SDAG, Aug
FOR VERA CRUZ AND NEW-ORLEANS.
via Havana. Progress, CamDeachy, TuNpan and ramWc9
CIIi Of NEEIDA..--.--......T / L GSBAI, Aug. ID
ig.i,'lT passage apply
r. E.ALENANDHE & SONS. 81 and 33 BrOafTaF.
viii leave SeW Orleans July 50 and Aug. 80 for
Nera t'rZ nd a be- abNvr
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OCEAN Gtedmero.

ANCHOR LINE.-U. S. MAIL STEAMER
"A SAIL EVERY SATURDAY.
Passengers boOke at lowest rates 20 or from any seaport
railTnah station In Great Britain or ireland
HENDERSON BR0THEi:S Bowlnggreen
A MEXICAN STEAMSHIP LINE. between
"a philadelphia Liverpool calling 20 One snsiown Thrr
tavs from Philadelphia. wednesdays fiOm Liverpool
Steamers ~ sail from PHILADELPHIA % folOws;
ILLINOIS.............Jny q 7fENNslLEANIA..Aug.l II
LORD CLIVE.......Aug 3 CITY OF LIMERICK Ans u
ottJ..., Aug. 10 INDIASA...........ArgW Arg II
Price OF Passage IN Currency;
Cabin SIS 10 SEQ. intermediate, so steerage sa
PETER WRIGHT e SONS, Gen. Agents, Philadelphia
and ~ Broad St. n Y
JOHN MCDONALD 5 Battery.pl1ce n Y
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GERMAN LLOYD

y STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NETWORK.
SOUTHAMPTON, AND BREMEN.
CONpANN'S PIER foot oi SECDNDSF HOBOhEN.
EC 4 SATURDAY. July %. DpSAU, saturday AuG y
NJ~EL. SATURDAY. Aug .. lii.IS. saiur,ay Aug u.
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW-YORk 10 SOUTHLAND.
Ton. IIANRE OR BREMEN :- -
TIgsT CABIN. SIOD gold SECOND CABIN, $50 gold.
STEERAGE, $50 currency. . ,.
Retain Tickets reduced Prepaid Steeage CeIt1'
ca so
For freight Dr l.ssage apply to
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MspIcAL.
Gentaur
| IN I M e N II S.
One Kind for the Human Family.
1he ether for Horse. and Aninals.

zessse #
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per cent. in Michigan to per cent. in Hi
nois. West of the Mississippi river, MS,
souri and Nebraska lost at the rste OF
per cent, while Kansas lost but per
cent, Minnesota and Iowa, per cent;
Our correspondent in Nebraska had 4s5
KILLED In one night; by the dogs he after
wards lost 200 lambs, leaving him almost
s.mnttonIess. Pswnee lost heavily from
aoods. one farmer losing 100 sheep and $50
lambs On the Pacific coast. California
lot 4 per cent. and Oregon 4 per cent.
IA Psso, Colorado, reports loss of per
cent. from storm of May %, when, on
what Il called .sths divide" the snow fel
to the depth Of fifteen inches.-From III
DsDdvtmssit Beport tor Agy and June. N
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TAKEN UP,

By the undersigned, July Z, 1876, as County Com-
missioner for the benefit Of Travis county the follow
ing described estTays: NO..
W connected, the shoulder thus (brand similar TO
strrup), and counterbranded with the same on the
thigh; about years old
One. bay mare, branded NIX, streak In the face
three white feet; about years old. : 7,......t-l
: One bay mare, Ptar Ia the face, four white feet,
brand " connected on the shoulder and thus (brand
similar TO strrup) on the thigh and counterbranded
One bay horse three white feet, tar in the fore
head; years old; brand Es CONNECTED, the over
One bay mare, streak in the face about years old
brand N on the left hip, biptehed brand on the
one bay pony star in the face, snip on the nose,
=ons brown pony. 4 years olda brand Ground top A
oneirun gray mue, brand on the left jaw, Oh
the left hip
One irenErsy horse, years old; brand o h on the
left shoulder, thus on the right shoulder.
One irongray Ally, years old brand G on the left
One cream coiored horse, year,. old branded -o-
One dun mare and colt; brand,d 10 on the left
shoulder. .l4sAsHl hua ,gtla 90 up1 4i
One black mare streak in the face right hind foot
white; brand EG the over the 81 on the left shout
One sorrei horse, bald face, left hind foot white
branded DSD (connected) on the left shoulder.
One sorrel mare and COLT branded DIN lconnected)
ons SR q Un the Ss
and with halt circle under p the right shoulder
Ore EpEEel COLI year old y BRANDED ols7a1
one iron-gray col year old unbranded.
. The above estays all rum ng in Travis county,
and ~ not proven away wit hin the sme prescribed BY
law they Nin be dealt with as The law S5eSss;
Affect: FRANK Brown, Clerk, - st.-a
BY NJ. ). DUNN, Deputy. aus4wSt
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Pitchers Castoria is e complete substitute for
Castor OIL and is as pleasant TO take Honey II is
particularly adapted 60 Teething and irritable chill
dren. 1t destroys worms assmilates the food regu-
ates the Stomach, and cures Wind Collie Few RENE
dies as eficacops for Fevershness Group, Worms
and Whooping Cough. Castoris is scientific and
purely vegetable preparatio more effective than Cas-
Messrs j. B. Rose q Co, 46 Dey Street. New York,
from the recipe OF Samuel Pitcher, NJ D., Of Barnsta
BILE. Mass. je22dtawdw1yr
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: = VISION.
By NARY L. WILSON s1rSDEns.


Fesiine desply, In COMMON With every citizen Of
Western 1sxas the wropes inf ced upon oar sectisn
o, The state. Cannot yet contempIate the ide@ Of
division without irrepressfbie pang missing
last night on the past Jaw The following yisl0ni "
TVS stsrless nights shAdOwy cloud :,
Enxrspped.ths noon Ike dsed nan sAfene-u O
Ths wind N moaning died sway, -.-,- -, -
The waiting saabla nslra snS1Os ~. 81 8 tx,
IlIAnsd on d. window ny wsstJ Head
When deep sound rose Of m arnJ's tread,
And bGllows Of light DER the dark land rolled.
Ns'er mornings ray was 90 pale and coio'
IL seemed a. the light-wavss nearer drew
rrxoLK STAB in q heaven OF blue,
Ana North and, South, and East sad West. ------s
II cissped as 8 babe TO It's mothers breast
And 10. as lifted ny wondering eyes
To the star saw with an swed surprise. m
That forms aud phantoms were floating thsfe- r.
3 The nsdl.clad knight with feyen hair.
Tue darkrobec priest with hooded head,
And both have been for century dead; .
Thsn battle helds of later day. Z.
= And bloody plains where the martyrs lay.
Ana msldsring walls, wherein resd-'.'
eve are rich With the fame Of the Deathess Dead,
And riYen banners and trophies won.I zatt.44a
And records Of deeds Of daring done"
There were Heroes and Statesmen whose formed
dust. - i. II. ~ .s..4, Ic5H ss-i.l stn-s y I
who left TO their children a sacred trust,
3 And they wore stern brow and angry eye;K p
an1 shivered and shrank as they noated BY,
But heard the deepto words they
awful, the tones Of the mighty des~as DONE 10
eve died, said the nrst, zero ou>
In faith that the prize would ysoaoser oeath' l.
.But our" sald the last, "T7hrng ofeatn;a
ra F6rFreedOn wss famed y - stSl-eroWned brow
Ara me state OF our love [hrone-out, now
4 Rose peerless queen dng heart to heart.
a., fall apart. 'fssl aaz =
1.. - sa,n fed dome OF clay,
.-~-.', 49, ,ken like US. away"
$3.50, y, fled with 8 spsechless pain,
1, ~ 49, 49, ON the earth again, " uo'
.si' And dar,A Kendall county. August IS, 1876
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UlITERaTY Or VIRGINIA

Opens October Il continues through nine months. II
IL oreanized In sch ole the elective system, with
mn courses in Classics LterAture Science with prAc
tce In Chemical and Physical Laboratpriesl in Law,
Medicine, Engtneerlngs Teaching and lslltsse.
CkeFrnsa II, o. tmvasi;y OF Virginia, Abenarie
o. "a uIIJII q ~ llQ.l ~ soEi1ao
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= va ~ 4Ats - - ~.
VIII drive Rheumatism, -caIica and Neuralgia from
The system; cares Lunbaeo Chiilblsine L ck-iaw
ON RON hands snd e snd the poi
son OF the bit and stin OF " nomou reptiles; IL
When sprAins bruises occur i Is the most potent
remedy ever dis oyered TO heal the injured parts The
Gentaur tnimsnt L used with grea efficacy for Sore
Thro I, Toothaehs. Csked Breasts, Earache
snd wax Back. The following is but sample Of
Numerous Testimonials:
'TSDIASA HoME. JETF Co., IND, May 2s, 1919
"Lthink tiny duty 10, inform yoa that have suf-
fered much with swollen let End chords.
Dsga 9ss from .s sas
" siShs o.ost Nov ,5ps% PsTdee
BENJASHE BROWN"
The proof s in the trial 1t IS reliable It is handy
Il cheap and every family should have the White
Z The Yellow Centaur Liniment is adapted
to the teug muscles, cords and flesh Of horses and
three years. Of SPAWN, Strain, Wind gale Scratches
sweeney, aud general Lameness, than all other
dies In existenee. Read what the great ExpressmeB
gay Of it: g
"NEw York, January 1874.
Eve-y owner Of horses should give the CENrAUB
INMENT trial We consider 1t the best article
used in our stables.
"H. MARSH. supt Adams Ex Stables, NY
"ALBERT S. OfIN, supt Nat Ex Stables, N. Y"
The best patrons Of this Imminent .re Farriers and
Veterinary surgeons who continually using some
Einiment. II heals CARS, Wounds and Poll-evi re-
moves sweiings, and Is worth millions of dollars
nually to Farmers Livery men. StOck-growers, Sheep
raisers, and those having horses or cattle.
What Farrier cannot do for $40 the Centaur Lini-
ment will do at triiing cost.
These Liniments are Sold by all dealers throughout
the country. They wananj ed by the proprietors
and botte viii be given any Farier or Physician
who desires t. test them. 7
. Laboratory of ]. B. Rose & Co.,
46 DEY ST., NEW YORK.
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--7 VIC. CHEENEY.
Practical MlneFaIOgisi and AssaYer

eo1nce with Fulnote AWooldfldxe Congress Avenue.
49, = over BEuBggerhcG'e -
WI ass1y ores and test mineral specimens. make
nineralogcal surveys Of lands in Burnet, san saba
kcC1lloch, Nennrd. Klmball Massn Llsnn. 6iilrspie
a,o R2neo counties, and negotiate purchase and sale
q mineral OF farming apcs IN any of these coznties
tlrera epee1nAns 1ng be sent ~ ns,l 70 The xnoont
q u Ounces In one paekAgel VIII be pleased 10
rezRona -sh p-rtlee cQnteuaplsring Mineral invest
menf In 4ny part o. Texas. without charge For fur
tner GAL - e4oFA q ADDRESS p q. box
No. q. Austin- In my Absence Mr.. A. p. Woodbridge
vii receive A. Forward specimens aud ansser IN
eqirieA -. sz -ss nolnviJ Aditam
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R.sedsrs Of THOROUGHBRED sHoRTHoREs
1n1 FURB-BLoODED BERKSHIRE PIGS, have for
sale thoro1ghhrnd and RrEded stock: also. hunr
Ord Grsf class TexAe cove, IN calf By fboro1Ehbrrd
RDoS property. noffHIT
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Laboratory of ]. B. Rose & Co.,
46 DEY ST., NEW YORK.