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Tho second trial OF ALEXANDER SULLIVAN
for tho killing Of FnAxo1s IIASronp terni-
nntetl Inst evening In a verdict Of acquittal.
It will bo remembered that OIL tho first trial
the jury disagreed, one stubborn juror re-
manning firm to tho last in fayor Of con-
viction. Two important circumstances have
hcrn Of great benefit TO tho accused In these
tr;alH-hrs., Ills privilege Of choosing tho ono
particular Judge known 10 be favorably In
clined toward the theory Of the defense /;
md, second, tho intervening occurrence
ot Tho Presidential campaign and tho
exciting and cngrouslng ovents subsequently
tranapiring. Tho popular indignation which
founa expression In tho potitions with
thousands OF signatures attached calling
upoll Judge McA1L1arEn to resign had lost
ita force III tho long interval between tho
llrst and second trials. and, In view OF all the
advantages that the defendant enjoyed, it is
not surprising that tho laws clutch has re-
lnxed aad he il permitted to walk tho streets
O freq HIM.
, 1877-03-10
A SINGLE PRESIDENTIAL TERN,

prca{Jcnt N.vra In tta irou,uro1 .na~u.o~
nut forward Ciyil.scr,Ico neform a. !. = nar.
smouut neccsaitv u, n rnform. In said ..not
merely aa to eertatn o}usea and n,actice. ~
so-caliad oty1cjo1 n,tronoos .hIch 1,sx. ,no,o
to have N. xnnct,on ~ mac. II ,avovn1 T..
nartmsn,a ~ or. f.oxor,,r,ont h.. o,,ona.
Of tho sys,em NJ anno,nttno ;tss,s ~. o.
form that xhall he tboronyh, ra,,,c., md
complote.-a rat,,r, to the n,inc,T,la. nd
nr,,t,cou ~ ~. xa,na.. "a a.. ns-s-s
, 1877-03-10

In the contest ovor tho Ohio 6euntorship
made vacant by the appointment Of Mr..
SHERMAN aa Secretary of tho Treasury
STANLEY MATTHEWS seems to 1ayo the best
chance Of SUCCESS. An effort ia boing pnt
forth by his rivals In tho racs to nse the
CHAMBERLAIN letter 10 his disadvantage, but
from tho version Of tho ettergivon by Judge
MATTHEWS 1t would appear that his motives
and Intentions in writing 1t have boon wholly
1uisconstrucd, II not actually misrepreacnted.
A new candidate is in tho field in the person
of tho Hon. s. G. SuE11ADAnazn, who, to-
gethcr with Con. GAnr1x1p and Judge TAFT,
completes quartet Of aspirants any one Of
whom wonld reflect credit upon Ohio in tho
United Suites Sqnate.
, 1877-03-10

The New Yosk Tia,es, which IL radical paper
with tho largest aud most Influential! circulation
Vt all the Eastern Republican journals, Ia mot
st ail pleased With thu dfctatoria! bulldozing
airs which the Ring sa.iators are putting Oh to-
wards the new President. 1t says:
spectacle Vt senatorial Or other interference when
!n1eAtlsl or pkuhtLn!e lnsttiuas wcfs tv allci.
IT vacancy occurred, curtain Hunat1t4 aEGaKute1
tho right vt sayiny who shuuld OCCUPY II, and lhelr
SELECTION ,yds reEulxlaA Aot BY cui.sdeFatioa4 Of
ltssonAl atMSss o. pnb!t INTEREST," but by hp.nt al-
tcr!os object Ut te[r 0wu tA rcslct either tu thu
reward of services rendered 70 themselves, Or ~
tue only proper lnrlhod Of uislsns,ux patronage
WA destroyed. Thn President. who alone IL rc-
spunslbls for tho chAsseler nn1 efficiency OF hf4
APp0tnloes, virtually surrendered his EiKht Of Sc
lection ~ benatoFA, xllu lave III responsibility In
tho c4se. and Wlo.s ulisuso Of the power conceded
- them bfn3s dtscFedlk upon thu President rather
tnsn upon Themselves.
Tho 1Yns<s then discusses tho pledge given by
the President to tho people to cut looas fso,n
the dlctatiou Of then,achine politicians. 1t pro-
ctcda:
Clear % the lesson has seemed to b, thsro arc
senatota and ''lnashtne politicians VINO doxkcd,y
reast lts consequences. The rush Ut noIsJ
partisans to Warrington, With tho view ol pafttci.
Vatiug Ia thu distribution Of spols, ID degrading
hat M not ~ uns1pecIsd tue!dsnt of ehaags a shs
everywhere aSs not thla. a.skinned, .en.tise, or
mysterious Iecsee uf Providence lhcy arc privileged
~ live aud f4tttn II thu public s1pensc IN con-
sldesattuu Of large snl0nnt u dirty work IN b..
hall Of ssiaa an1n whom shfy hsss learned " con.
, 1877-03-10

The two bills introduced by Senator
KEHoE for the consolidation Of the town and
city elections in Chicago hAvo been passed
by both Honses Of the Legislature, aud
Inst ovoning received tho signature
of Gov. CulboA. The purpose of
tho now law is to protect our
c1tizons and taxpayers from tho shameless
frauds which the ballot~box suffers worc en-.
abled to perpetrate with impunity under the
old system Of town elections, md It is m 90
casion for general congratulation that this
protection has been Afforded.
, 1877-03-10

The latest indications ara that tho factions
opposition OF StAoS CAMERON and few
other disappointed Senators 10 tho con-
drmation of President uArrs' Cabinet pomi-
nations will result in nothing olso but defeat
to tho scheming obstructionists. All the
tho state portfolio, upon reference to tho
appropriate committees, have been consid.
cred, and will probably be favorably report.
cd to tho Senate to-dny. The principal op-
position in tho Foreign Affairs Committee to
Lilo confirmation Of o1r. EvAnrs comes from
CAMERON, tho Chairman, but It Is not be-
llovod TINT CAmEaos's influence will DO suf.
feport.
, 1877-03-10

Tho Cincinnati 0d:ttts feels provoked at
BtA1xr's attack on tue President. It says II
BLAINE had been disposed to deal houorab1y
with tho President 10 would hare fcsrainod
from reading tho CHAMBERLAIN dispatch until
ho had learned the truth Of It's statements:
Hut this whoso attack. under tho coyoe Of tho
dlscu9son Of Louisiana. IL bnsod wholly upon tho
fact that Ae could nut dictate Cabinet appotnt.
mems. lie seems to have been 1ahoriuS under tho
impression that ia tue presence Vt MF. EArks ho
was stalking around On thy nooF Of the House and
worked in The traccs eharminx1y It he could hayo
commanded President HAYES. 1ie haa apl,arcntly
Administration. -
, 1877-03-10

Tho Chicago produces markets were less
active yesterday, and generally weak. Musa
FORK closed 32lo per brl lower, at $l4.1sA@
la.l5 for April and $14.824@la.B5 for
Aay. Lard closed 200 per 100 lhs lower, at
$93eA for April and s9.4oa for May. Meats
closed a@4o per hrl lower, at 4jc for loose
shoulders, TO for shors-ribs, and 74o for
short-cleazs. Highwines wero steady, at
Sl.o5 per gallon. Flour was quiet aud ua.
changed. Wheat closed 10 lower, At $1..5
: Tor March and s1..c4 for April Coru
closed 10 lower, At a9io for March and 4S{c
for HAY. Oats closed dull, at $50 for April
&nd 854c asked for Msy, Bye was easter,
, 1877-03-10

$A Ia all
~ o,'o,;s, :, ~ ). ;n.,,,,to : rav nov.r.
man, lov,,, IT, fo,n,1.,;o, ~ s,,c,, rr;n,,.
Ma. on;i nrenn,,;nr I'm r,v.r. n x,,ch fo-ro
~ to than, sha,t lam, most l,letv n affect
thoir safetv AMI honr,rs., mi. xnno
novcr ~ n,,on3rnant;s T. ,,~o.,aea T., II, t1,s
Rto,o CONSTITUTION, mi vh,Ia tha r,eonto
nf t,,e 1Inited stotcs mnv. Nv ths s1crc;aa of
,t,cir conat;tntiono1 novsr c1,noo n. ~holo
farm NJ IN. Governn,ont AM, creat. evon J.,
;,oa;rc, a rronnrchv tlere i. mt. nnf7sr tbo
,loc,r;na AZ tha Dart,no,,th co,leoo caa. now.
ar anvvherc In chanoa .,ter ~ amen5 Aha
ch.rtar of a 1orea. .ro,l,nv rounanx ~ ~
a romrorv n m,nrfnc.rra and nil
bnots nnt1 sioca Wh,1a tho ,,eon1a of mn.
ro;s md NJ e.ch ~ +bn otbcr s,nto~ ,nav
alter their Consultations. and chnnoe the
wl.olc systom Of laws. there IL not pover
anywhere 10 amend tho charter Of private
corporation. The whole ntonlo Of tbe state
Of one generation cnnpot cyan admit a oon.
stitution and prohibit ita amendment or ro.
neal. oven for n term OF veara Int undar
tho decision in tho Dartmouth College casa n
bore majority In a Legislature NAV u1nnt
srccinl privileges ondjmmunitiesto a priyate
cornoration which are 10 remain bcvouit the
roach of nil human Governments, The doc
triue that ono Legislature ,,av bind ali mt.
sooueut ones, aud may in tie form of a
srccial charter enact an irrepealable law. Is a
doctrine wholly repulsive to tho funda-
mc,,tnl principle Of o,,r Government, that
the ncopIc NAV as ony time chan0e. alter. or
abolish nnv Inv or Constitution. Moreover.
, 1877-03-10

The now Senate Committee On Civil Servico
and Rctscnchmcnt consists Of BLAME (Chair-
mani, 0utxsnr, pArTnnson. 1ooTH, McCHAnr,
Wnrrz, BECK. The country will look forward
With Lively curiosity pud non-cxpectancy for tho
reformed s5stem Of Civil Service which the able
aud eloquent Chairman wilt doytso and bring
forth. -
, 1877-03-10

0ft8Eeu to DUDLEY EfffsDs IfLDEN8 LAWYER.
and which Inns now rassed into the political
history OF tho country" Am I ,,oer or q
vaasal 7"-miRht be appropriately repeatea
by President HArra In his controversy with
tho mao!,ine politicians, His struggle for
his rights involves ait Of this, and he must
mako the fipht 7,o,o for his whole Admins
tration. To weld at this point will bc to
part with hisprerogative, aud To exclude him
self for the whole term from tie power Of
carrying out the pledges and promises OF tho
party platform, Of lis letter Of accordance.
and his inaugural adlrces. There Ia no
doubt in tho world that the machine mon no.
cepted ill those plodues in pjckwickian
senss. They looked upon them a. mere gem
ordinations. sprinues to catoh voo<1cocks.
decertions to hoodwink tue innocent and
del,,1o tho liberal and patriotfo man Of thu
marty who vero diepoued to abandon tho
machine, II is equally cc.tain that Afr.
HArEs rneaat every word he said, Hero Is
the issue: Tho machine men insist that
their construction shall be odoptcd mud tho
proposed decoption carried out; 20 fur,
Prcsiacnt U4rrs has insisted that his con.
struction ant, intention bo respected aud that
faith bo kent with the peoDle.
Tho critical period Of the controversy IL at
it's very beginning, II the machine can 40
far assert its strength ~ to prevent tho pre..
ident from SOLICITING h,s own Cabinet nd.
viacrs, then be becomes inevitably a victim
Of the machine, and hs will uoyor be ab]o to
escape from lis tolls, The objection Of tho
rr,,h,r. - ,,.. t;La t...,r. s., -
, 1877-03-10

6lMos CAa1xnoS is making whatever oppo-
aitton he can to tho confirmation Of the Pres
idont's Cabinet selections. fIis motives arc
we'll understood. He wanted his son Dox
retained Us Secretary Of War, md, because he
is not kept In, the old man Is behaving In a
very contemplate and d'shonorahlo manner
for scnator who calls himself Republican.
Dox CAMERON has been good Secretary Of
War,-ono OF tho best that has hold tho oillcc
for long time; but how could the President
ratatn him and drop tue othora2 II he kept
Don CAMERON, would ho not DO morally bound
to lot all tho rest remain? How could
he dispense with the services Of Ftsu,
CHANDLER, TxaEB, TAFT, or 1IoAn1z.I.,
without giving ofenss TO them and their
frionds?, AL the Secretaries tondcrcd their
designations, Tho Presidcut merely acccpt-
cd them he did not remove my nor ask
any one for his resignation. Esxos CAM
Enos l'as boon the political dictator Of Penn
sylvania for many years. Hundreds, per-
haps thousands, Of his nppointees aro hold
Ing Office In Pcnnsylvaaia, inWashington, md
elsewhere. 1Io Ia certainly not taking q
course boat calculated to make the President
fool very friendly or grateful towards him.
But perhaps somc allowance ought To be
mado for tho aoltish weakness aud nervous
potu1hnce Of soni1ity, for he is frail old
man, noarly go yeara Of ago.
, 1877-03-10
THE GRANGER CAsESTHE LEGAL REVo-
LUTON.

Tho Constitution Of the United States pro-
vtdes that "no State shall :. pass any
bill Of sttainder. eu post .faeto low, or law
impairing tho obligation Of contracts" and
one Of the ableat turiats Of the country,
writing Of this c1ause, says that though
its great Importance is assumed, It is evident
that the writer Ind no conception of the
prominence It was afterwards to hold in con-
stitutionol discussions, or OF tho very numcr-
GUS cases to which It waa to be applied in
practice" This clause, which was perhaps
intended merely to prohibit personal or gov
erumen.h reputation aud dishonesty, has
boen for hall century tho declared psoteo-
tion Of vast amount Of frnud and chican-
cry. Tho Supreme Court Of the United
States In tho Dartmouth College oase authori-
tatively exroundcd this provision Of tho
Constitution to mean that tie charters grnnt-
cd to private corporations for private benefit
or purposes Of tho corrorators are contracts
between the Legislature and The corporatora,
aud tho grant Of tho franchise canuo. bo re-
su1ned by tho Legislature, OF. It's benefits d.
unfinished or impaired, without the consent Of
the grantees, unless the right to do so Is ro-
served IN tho charter itself. Under this de-
cision, Of course, It follows TINT ono Legis-
lasuro may forever bind its successors, and
tho people Of tho Btnte aro left without tho
powor OF rodress alteration, or repeal. The
doctrine Of that decision has been affirmed,
Of course, In every Staso Of tie Union, and
has been at1rt1lod by the Supreme Court
ever since. Under It the most shameless
- -. .E u.
have bean praoticet, md In many States tho
enactment OF special charters for private
corporations hayo comprised tho bulk Of tho
business Of Legislatures. Under this do
cialon, special privileges and monopolies
havo becn granted and created by tho en-
ploymont notorlously Of corruption, and 1t
has more than once happened that leg'sla-
tive action hos boon controlled and directed
by the expenditure Of money, Legislatures
sacrificing the public interests for those Of
private corporations. Almost every State
has history Of this kind.
Tho recent decision Of tho Supreme Court
Of tho United States In what nrs known AZ
the Granger cases aecms to promise break
Ing Down Of the extre,pe tloctrlns Of vestod
rights, asserted In the Dartmouth College
case, Of corporations. These dcoia1ons hold
TINT the charters OF even private corporations
arc still subordinate to the political or
governmental power Of tha States. The mil.
rood corporations hold charters authorizing
then. to build, construct, and operate rail-
ways, aud to establisll from timo 10 time
such rates for the transportation Of pas
| sengars aud Of merchandise as they might
, 1877-03-10

W.T.. n. WARREN LODGE. 80. aoe. A. r. "A n.
I:caular cumm1ncA this fsaurtay} evening, at
1eTrec ys,or1 Ill = Welcome e. y eer q te IT,
J. II. DuhLOp, Secretary.
, 1877-03-10

fInvrrtysA Tttentte.
Randolph stseet, bctwcen Clark and Lssste.
sEyAngelne." Afternoon and evening.
, 1877-03-10

Attt1fhi Thentrc.
Monroe fifret, corner Dearborn. VARIETY Entet
tAnnCnt. Afternoon and evening.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17
SALE,

NHEREAo. christopher hcchyitt, by his Ger
w tam deed ni trust, dated TIE End duy o.:
March, y. ID. 1875, duly recorded III the re-
%corter's oiice for Laia, cite county. Missouri,
in deed book No. 20, page lo., conveyed TO III
unIrTsl2ntG, trustee. the following described
real estate, situate II Latayrttru county. MIssuu-
RI. i"-wit. highly trl acres oil land, The west
half o. the northeast quarter OF section seven
a.. tow u.!!P forty nine 49,, Of range twenty
tour ~. subject, however, to another deed OF
tIu-' gt'rn ~ 1tId Christopher krcnvItt To J.
a. :. Int, trustee tor ROBert W Cox, and
t'arIng date The same as this deed, to SECURE. Il
uote To sal! Coz IN said deed described, which
lTst nETued conveyance WAS made IN trust 10
secur" the pay mrnt OF Il certain promIssOry note
therein described: and whereas. tie interest
upon SAID nOte has Become due and remains uu-
pad. aiTi tor other CAUSES, Therefore IN .ccor-
dance with the provi~Ionso Of said deed OF trust.
and al tile request Of the iega. holder Ui SAID
noie. /. the undrrslsuet, trustee, Will, on
MONDAY, MARCH 5rH, A. ID. ls-.,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock III the fore
noon and nScu'ciOck in The afternoon rf that day,
At tie front door of th- courthouse, IA the civ
OF Lexington, IN Lafayette county, state Of Ms
>"urI. 'I"r said property tor sale. subject to the
COX 'i-et nj trust - above mentioned, nj public
'%"ntue. 10 the .Iglrsi bidder. for cash. Tor the
purpose vi satisfy ing said deed OF trust md u.te
am! lie costs and expenses OF tnis trust.
ItbtUtt JNO. \. -. ICIl, Trustee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17

WHEREAS, Franklin Mock and sarah Z
w Mock, h!7 wife, did by their ':e'I uf con-
V"yhnc. ttie! October 3l-t, 1866, convey to
Inomas II Allen. the following described real
estate. with other lands, situate aItiay.Ite Coun-
ty. tO-wlt. The southwest Qu frf,r OF he south
ca>' quarter OF section sixteen t6g. IN township
i"rty-'lsnt 49,, OF range twenty five t2jj (which
,aii conveyance was made IN trust 10 -ecIr" the
indebtedness therein i"-crIb-d and samuel VIII
son having aivarrei ,hr money 10 pay the saIi
lien on tie above described real estate. and the
I irrult court ni Laiay cttr county, Missouri. by
IT. decree, made anu entered at its AUGUST term,
a. u, lcIb. having AUbIpsatrd and substituted
the -aid samuel wilson to all The rights OF he
b-neiiclarI-- IN the sald deed Of trust to said
Allen, dc 10 the above dr-crIh-i real estate and
Toe SAID Allen beng II non rc.Iieni of the state.
Tie Undersigned, sn"IIt OF Lglalc:tr county,
Wa appointed in saId u"crrg 10 execute the
power Of raii trust, Now therefore by virtue
OF hain deed OF trust and said appointments, ] the
4h'.erstgu",i, VIII a. the request vi sIIi VIII
ron, Tie subs 'tuted h"nedcIaTy IN said deed Of
trust. sell the above described real estate, on
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 2.rH, A. u. Is.7,
A u, Isl, at the c"urjhou-e ,!opr for cash in
hand. Tor the purposes OF sBiI trust
Gwen un'!tr my hand. this 2ith Iay of <oveIn-
Der, y ID l..6. HED. VI MOtNiJOY.
DDy1yIi 1ru-r..
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI. !.
LAFAYETTE JvUSTY
In lie Circuit court OF sA.4 county, in vacGtIon-
january a6;h, Isl
V. fry,,lon.
Berry LANES and PIety James.
Two TIE SAID Berry james and F.etN jams
L lou are hereby not He'd luui SAID plAiutd
has cpnIIn-ncr'l d suit against yuu in SAID court
hy petition, IN which 1t IL alleged th#t YOU did
on The 9TH lay III NAV. l-9S, sell /. one Mark IL.
ahUmate the GLOWING de-cTih-.t real estate,
lh1 southwest quarter OF The nUrlheaat quarter
'.t section i've o., IN township iUrty-eIght as,
at range twenty-s"Ne (2J, and b. EIIstakr,
conveyed the southwest quarter Of the north
"rat quarter OF said SECTION, township and
range; mat edIl l%laintIfi il now the owner IN
lee simple oi ouIt southwest quarter of the
northeast quarter of sad SECTION. tow n-hir and
ram" ami the prayer of said petition Is that
SAID deed may be corrected, and that all the
right, tIt.e AMI interest which BAL! Berry James
"nd VII" mas IN and to said lands, 70 intended
10 he cnnScvei Is aforesaid, be- vested in salt
pialnt!n, his helrs and assigns forever.
And YOU are further notified, that unless YOU
Gc and appear before the cuur; here MT the neat
term Thereof, to be brgun anu held at the court
house ia the city OF LrNIngtOn, IN SAID county
and state. on III" End day of : pril, \. d. ISL,
and on or before the 9Th day thereof. il the term
snail 50 long continue, aHii II not !h-n, hciuIr
the end Of the term, anu answer sand uctillun,
The -'iIHr Will be taken a. confessed.
ana II II further ordered that u cory hereof
lac published in the Lexington Weekly InteiIi-
g-TCcr, II newspaper printed in said county vi
Lafayette, FOR ipur weeks successfully, the last
Insertion 20 b" at least four weeks before the
commencement of the neat term OF this court
y true copy. Attest.
FRANK 1RIGG, Clerk.
BY c Il. bkSTEL, ID [. frplu-yt
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17
LEGAL.
ORDEn l.

ST Al OF NlS>Ot ri,
LAFAYETTE tor>TY.
In th' "r"haft court OF Latayc't" county. Jan
unry term. I'm day Arnarv IS,n, 10,
Albert { HUrnlam. Admiulstrtlu Of the estate
at ,c"rS" l.rN, decreased
Now a. tbs 'Iay come AlirT; e HurniIlm.
" administrator Ui The estate OF Hevrs. \.
l:-N. deceased, and presents Ia tee court In
petition, PRAYING Tor AN or'.er Tor tNc ale OI ~
much al tie real estate III saI't deceased a. Will
pay anu satisfy III" rrmilnlng debts due by said
estate. ami yet uupnli Tor want of sufficient
assets. accompanied by the accounts. lists and
inventories required by law IN such Cases. 81
-NtIn!n.IiIoE whereof, II Is %Orlcre: lEat nil per
sons Interested in sand estate Ne notified that up.
piIcatlou a. ifOrc.aI't has been made. nni tnAI
unless tLr contrary be shown on or before IN,
lirat day %! the next term OF tnI, court, to b,
RrIi on thu nr=t Monday ia April. Isl AN order
Will be mute for the sale OF lh- whole. or :,
much vi The real estate Of said ieceasr,i, - WI
be sufficient tor The payment OF sad d"bI-.
And It Is further urdrrc 1 that tbs notice b.
published IN the Weekly lnteliIg"ncrr y news.
paper printed in SAID county oil Lafayette, ipl
tour weeks euccessivriy before the commence.
IIrut Ut the next term oil tits CUur,.
\ true copy Attest.
WM 7. CANNON,
JauZU-Jt Judge OF Probate court.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17
FOR CASH ON DELIVERY.
CENTAUR
IMMINENT S.
One kind for the Human Family. lht
other for Horses and Animals.

Thrt. L.ininents are simply The wonder Of the
world Their effects are little less than mar
veilous.
The White Liniment IL for the human
family. ItwlIl hrIy. rheumatism. ScIaiica and
Neuralgia from the system; cure, Lumbsgo,
chIllhlaIns, Luck-law. Pal-y, Itch, and most
IutaHruHs Eruutions; II extracts frost from
frozen hands and feet, aud the poison OF bites
ANIL stinn> of FcnOm"us reptiles; II snhducs
swrIlings, and alleYiates pain OF every KIND.
WAru eprains OF bruises occur. IL Is The most
potent remedy ever discovered 10 heal the NJ
yur.,i parts. The tentaur Linlm.nt Is used VIII!
| great rniracy Sore Throat. Toothache. Caksd
Breasts, Earache, and Weak Back. The !oi'
lowing is but a sample of numerous iestiin"nl-
ais:
''ISpIAxA HONE JEYr Co ,ISn. MAYS, 1873.
81 lhiuk il nv duty to inform you that l nave
gu Altered much with swollen feet and chords
4 lev bottles "f ten'tur LLn.ment ma, Gone the
work TOR me hsr. not been free from these
dwellings in eight years. Now l am per
fectly well. lbs Liulment ought TO b, nrpiiied
warm BENJAMIN BkOWN.'
The proof il in the trial. II IS reliable, II is
handy, II II cheap and every family should have
The White Ceutaur IinIm,nt.
The Yellow Centaur Liniment is adapted
10 the tough muscles, cords and hesh OF horses
amt aniHlHl.. 1t has performed NOR" w"nist-
iul cures. in three wears ,i SPAWN, Wind gals.
Scratches, Swccuy. aud general Larnene7s, than
AL ott,rr remedies in existence. Read what the
great Enpressmrn say al IT
'NEw YonK. January. lS.4.
Every owner OF horses should give the tkS-
TAI LITIMhxI II trial. We consider 1t the beet
article ever used in our stables.
III. MARSH, aupt. Adams kN. Stable. y
u. Is Supt L. ;. En- Stables. y. \.
"a. ). OI.IN .Supt Nat. Ex. Stables -
The best patrons OF this Llniment are Farrlers
snI Veterinary surgeons. who are continually
using some Linim"nt. 1t heals Guiis. Wounds
and Poll.evii. removes Swcllings, and is worth
millions of dollars annually 10 Farmers, Livery
rarn, Siock-grow.rs. sheep-raissrs. and those
having horses ar cattle.
Hbn, II Furrier cannot do for so the tentaur
Imminent viii do al IL tIifIng cost.
These are sod 10y all dealers
throughout The county They are warranted by
the urorrIetors and "a bottle Will be given to any
FarrIer or Physician who desires To test them
Laboratory of J. Is. Ro.e < Co,
iaul3.sm B DEY ST, NEW YoEK.