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, ,,, ,,., tn. Transfers recorded
rue 'hio"i6 We - -, :, :
ia the Office oi Register Oh Deeus ouiihs INC
,.s.s ana,ny Saturday February End:
~, - :, -. I.,.s ,ba
". "a, I 1.nes no, 40 ,ou,i,ea.I quarter
~ ,.x,n>Isf,, q rance
~ sc1ioh - 'oN"tP 81 sO0D
- ,, ~,
Siis, a a: Eutui.n anu .'ar,i',,,.s,I -,
Nance iaaco.a, tnu No. ~. -. , 81 Ion
srctioh "a, oMhsn.P - s.I
E,i oaop' ~ anu a.. 49,. n 80
Draper, io's ah' d oosA A. 5ooO0
iers .dai,ion =, II r,,s,.n I,,,.
Felix i-uc'ha 10 u E's1n, we
e ~ ~ ~. 49, i',,if sf-rhs .s,.t
ats u.e W, ha., . rno - -
Iaii' oi tns MOI .he' =. W.. -, IN
lion ~, V's,,. 90. ~ - - Nj
john W pshn -ihe ~ =. on m
loney, iot :, pioch 4, baI Sits ,-,-.- -''0'
Caroline LoMehthai anu husoanu 70
Hermann Marhsoi, io' "A, oiock o. ,oa m
~ proper-. ioVeo
Tbos. Dougherty, by SheriH, 70 Gus,
gay IL ocN, lot ., oioeh ., oenlrai .o
addition i0"
John BALDWIN ana vile tooeo. anu
Richard WILKINSON, ~ acre> IN the
east haii oi the northwest quarter
OF section 10, township IL, range 40 "a
2--...---..-.--------.-.---.-.-.- l,o"V
r.P. 4 cEer % Elizabeth n. Ashton,
part of io,s IL aud u OF BGryS al
B. ". Lewis and wife 10 ii: W Rhra
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W THE Mid poWER e.
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HUMPHREY vs.

HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
Been In general use for twenty years.
Everywhere proved the most SAFE,
s;MrLE. ECONOMICAL and EFFICIENT
gieGiciscS known. They are just " art
siexse es7i and M1S Every .1ns
specific the well tried prescription Of
an eEcicent AJsician.
Nos Cnres Gents.
Fcvers. Congestion, lufammations, q
2 Worms, Worm Fever. Worm Coiic, g
3. Cryfn=.COlir, or Teething Of Infants. :s
4 DiarrhUa, OF Children or Adults, =
5 Dysentery, Gripping. Bilious Cole, 2
g. Ch0lera.W0rbus,V Vomiting, .
&. Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, .
NeuralEia, Toothsche Faceache, Is
9. Headaches Sick Headache, Vertigo, q
70. Dyspepsia. Bilious s.omseh, q
u whites, too Profuse Periods, Is
"a Group. Cough, Difficult Breathing, Is
4 salt hheum. EIysipelas. E,gptions. 2
16- Fever and AEue, Chill Fever, Aguee,. 50
II. Piles, blind or bleeding. SC
IS 0Phthalmy. and Sore or Weak Eyes,. 50
%. WHoopin9.Coush,v violent coughs. s.
81 Asthma, oppressed Breathing, 50
q. Ear DlsehlrEes, impaired hearing, 50
e bs sSSi,gsfP sEs .nai
IS DF0Ry and scanty Secretions, -. 30
a6. sea.Siekness, sickness nom riding, 80
q. k1oneys01Seo1e, Gravel, ~
d Nerves. Debility, Vital Weakness, 90
o. Sore Mouth, Canker, 50
So Urinary Weakness, vettine the bed, 50
81. Painful Perioas, or With spsms, 50
50 DiSe0se or UeArt, palpitations, etc. 90
81 Epilepsy, Spasms. 81. Vitus' Dance, 90
81 D1phthefia, liberated sore throat, 80
IS. chronic ConSesti0ns and Eruptioas, 50
FAMILY CASES.
Case, Morocco, with above - large vials and
Manual Of directions, Slo.OO
Case Morocco, Of % large Walls and Book, e.o0
These remedies are sent by the case
single box or vial, to any part o. the
country, free Of charge, On reeeipe Of
price. Address
Humphreys' Homeopathic Medicine %.
Office and Depot, 100 Fulton st. New York.
For sale by all DRUGGISTS.
II Humphreys Specific Manual ON the
care and treatment Of disease and its cure
sent FREE on application.
Theo. Egersdorff and E. J. Humphreys
agents for Leavenworth. juneSeOd&w
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Mr.. ]. A. Schmidt sustained a serious loss
yesterday i'm the death of his famous hunting
dog, "PerO," from spinal disease and palsy.
This animal was well known throughout the
west, as he was known To- DE one of the best
trained that ever entered the field. Mr..
Schmidt offered To b,t from 500 To 500, and
inserted card in the Chicago Field, the lead
ing sporismans paper in the west TO that ef-
IecI IN No,,mb I'd, ls17, that "Pero" and
"DIaIa," his sister, would run against any
brace of hunting dogs IN the state. During
the four Yeas Of his experience in the field,
lac retrieved over five thousand birds, and at
one time Mr.. Schmidt refused AN offer of 81 5
for sim. The sp brtsi.en through bout the
west Will deeply regret his death.
THE new moon which has lately made its
appearance is ''turned up" to a degree that
the Indians say We will have a dry month.
As Prof. Tice and other eminent men have
been mistaken in their prOgnosticationsI late
~, We cannot TIE surprised IL 40" should
miss his guess Tor once.
No one should neglect a cough, cold or sore
throat, ID. Bulls Cough Syrup cures these
nd prevents consumption.
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SuperGne Chinchilla overcoats for $500
at John Seekers 81 Delaware street.
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AheussS0eossua

PITrsBURG, Jan. I3, 1875.
r. u. Sellers & Co: i need more OF your
spiendid Rheumatic Medicine, "JOhnsOns
Rheumatic Compound" This remedy Is SUI
perior to any prescription have ever known.
prescribe il in my practice because II pas
;-c;ed cures when every thing else has fall
ed. uR j. T. bOtThEII.
r. f. SELLERS CO., proprietors, Pitts
burg, Pa.
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A lot of child's, boys and youths over
coats for less than cost to close at John
Seekers d2tw4t
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NERVOUS DEBILITY

NERVOUS DEBILITY
Vital Weakness or 0epTe8-
sion; a weak exhausted feeling, no ener-
gy or courage; the result of Menta
0ver.Work. lndiscretions or
excuses, or some drain upon the sys-
TEN, is always cured by HUMPH.
RE VS. no NJ e o p ATHlC
SPECIFIC NO. "a. 1t tones up and
invlgorates the system, dispeis the gloom
and dependency, iuparss strength and en-
ergy, stops the drain and rejuvenates the
ep;ire man. Been used twenty years with
perfect success by thousands. Sold by
dealers. Price Sl.0O per single vial, or S.
per package of five vials, and 50 vial Of
powder. Sent to all on receipt Of price.
Address HUMPHREYS HOME.
oPAThtC MEDICINE COM /:
PAMY, 1903 FULTON STREET. NEW
YORK.
Theo. EgersdorA, Agent LeayeRxorth
Kansas. ianeS-Staw&w
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FOR whicn lrSIts nave Deem
madc, except S5,vO0 which
has been collected and
used Tor purpose of build
ing Court House ana Sl0,-
90 school tax for lo57, for
which the County Board
neglected to make a levy.
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YESTERDAY the sun shone out warm ana
pleasant, but the high wind during the alter
noon rsked up all the dust that could De found
on the sidewalks and sent II whirling through
the air and into the faces of pedestrians, who
could hardly uHue! stand that mol three feet
from them, the streets were 50 muddy as 10 DE
almost in psssaDic.
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A FLYING VISIT AND A WEDDING.
Mayer Unsmeshnn's Ressdencc sho
scene Of the PleasaRl A@atH.

Mayer Ummeshunss Ressoencc me
Scene Of the Pleasant AeaaPs
On last saturday Mrs Johanna Buddemey-
er, Of Cincinnati, arrived in the city, and at
once became the guest Of her brother, Mayor
Geo. Ummethun On the same evening q
telegram was received by Mr.. Ummethun
from William l.. Avery, Esq, Judge
Of the Court Of Common Pleas. Of
Cincinnati, that he too would be a guest at
the house shortly and that when he Jeff Mrs.
Buddem. yer would go with him As his bride.
The Judge arrived yesterday on the Missouri
Pacific. and WAS met nj the depot oy MS iu-
ture brvther-In-lav and taken 10 ms nne
residence in the south part # the city. Rev.
c, r. Muss-y of the Westminster Presoyteri-
an church, Was awaiting his arrival ana a,
tao O'Clock the gallant Judge and
the hir lady were mads one.
There WAS 10 foImaiity. no large
CONGREGATION of invited guesls, and NO al.
tempt AT display whatever, only fe~ trends
OF the hrideS family being present. After the
ceremony the newly wedded pair lett for the
depot. where NJ 81 O'Clock they got on board
the Missouri Pacific express and departed Tor
their future home in Cincinnati,
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REHABILITATION.


Bond interest and scrip in
debtedness for which no
levirs have b .en made Sl,OsS SO So
Judgments for which levies
have been made, showing
balance still unpaid .-------- ,i25 20
Stale taxes...--..-.-.-..-..-.-..---.. $3.50 81
Total 81 Ia L., IL
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LEGAL.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF KANSAS, l..
LEAvENwORTH COUNTY,
In the District Court, in the County Of Leapen-
tcorth, IN the State Of Kansas.
Carlisle B. Hartman, Plaintiff
VS.:
Defendants.
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Total not provided for.
STATE TAXES.

lotai So,f''
Amt of sundry judgements
for which levy has not
ben made show ng bal
auc. sill unpaid - Sd .s35 3D-soI rs
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Long iroek cape overcoats for $1,000 al
Seekers.
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THE TAXPAYERS.
Further Business Done at the Con-
vention Last Saturday.
Reports of the Feeling of Six Town.
ships On the Railroad Eond
Question.
Full Report of the Financial condi-
ton of Leavenworth County.

In compliance with the wishes of the dele
gates from the county, VINO were present at
the tax payers convention on last Saturday,
we publish the resolutions passed at the
meetings in six townships, and will also state
that the printers made us say the amend
meat offered and passed by Hon. A. A. Fem
had been amended. This was not the case.
as the second clause which appeared in the
resolution was the amendment Itself offered.
In the earlier part of the debate, Col. Thos.
Moonlight asked several questions Of the
chairman of the Board Of County Commits
sioners relative to the cause why propo-i-
ton had been made to grade the amount, per
centum, in case of compromise These
questions We're referred to the County Attor-
ney, who gave an explanation, which was
published in the report on Sunday.
The following were the reports read by the
secretary from the different townships:
ALEXANDRIA.
The meeting AT Sprlngdale, Alexandria
township.
The meeting was organized by elecfing
James MadiiI chairman and A. b. Keller Sec
Rotary. A committee OF three was appointed
on resolutions consisting Of X. w Reynolds,
H. -. Morgan and ~. Carson. The committee
submitted the following report, which was
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The coun y of Leavenworth, in
the state Of Kansas, has issued at various
times certain bonds TO aid in the construction
OF certain railroads, aud
WHEREAS: The SAID railroad companies
have failed TO comply with their portion of
tn. contract in each and every particular,
and
WHEREAS, A portion OF said bonded in
debtedn.-ss is now IN Judgement and por-
ton II about TO become due: Therefore be IL
Resorsd, That the Board OF County Com
mi>sioners OF said county be instructed 10
compromise with the bondholders on a basis
as low as possible, and moi 10 exceed twenty
five C. mis- on the dol ar.
Meeting then adjourned.
JAMES MEDILL, Chairman.
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Zeal Estate.

Fhe following were the transfers recorded
in The Office OF Register OF Deeds during the
week enaing Saturday, February End:
Nv H. Jones 10 LetIIia Jones. the
west hail oi the spuihea>t quarter
Of sectiun Is. township =, range oo,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF KANSAS, l..
LEAvESwoRTH COUNTY.
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The Renne0 y.

No one should neglect a cough, cold or sore
throat, ID. Bulls Cough Syrup cures these
md prevents consumption.
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THE music question in the public schools
Was discussed at considerable length Monday
night by the Board Of Education and the
whole matter was laid on the table, thus viz
tu;llly dlspo,ing of the question for good
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BRIEF ITEMS.

Decoration day is to be a grand
day in Gettysburg. The President
and P. NJ. General will be there and
the Hon. Ben Butler will deliver the
oration.-John MorriSsey the noted
prizs.6ghter and gambler died at Sar'
atoga on the lst of Maya Rus
sian war vessel is lying of the coast
at Ellsworth, Maine. 1t is supposed
that Russia is organizing privatser.
ing crusade against English commerce
-England is in high agitation over
the war question. Meetings are held
every day in opposition to war;
The great French exposition was
opened at Paris on the Ist inst. -
The Communists in Cincinnati, ST.
Louis and Chicago are exciting alarm
They are said to be 10000 strong.
Sitting Bull is holding peace negotia.
tions with Gen. Sherman.--Six oil
the great Touring mills in Minneapolis
were blown up and burned on the %
and seventeen persons killed and ill.,
iured.
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MEXICANlZlNG.

A despatch from San Antonio, Tex
as, SAYS that another revt lution has
broken out in Mexico. The states OF
Duran 90 and Nueva Leon have pro-
nounced against President Diaz, aud
The Mexican troops on the Rio Grande
are said TO favor the movement
That's the Mexican way.
The greatest danger which now me.
nances the stability Of the United
States is that Of becoming Mexican
lied in Our politics. And the most
important duty devolving on Congress
is the passage Of some law by which
there shall be no difficulty hereafter
ia deciding which candidate has been
fairly and honestly elected President
of the United States. No trouble Of
that kind ought to be allowed to rise
again.
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MODERN WONrERS.

Wonderful changes ia means sad
modes Of living seem to he at hand
Dwellings, factories and streets are to
be heated and family cooking done by
steam, carried through pipes, at a
cost Of about $l35 to each house
for tue apparatus. Railway CARS are
to be run by pneumatic motors or
compressed air at a rate Of thirty
miles an hour with saving Of fifty
per cent. The telephone is How ia
use every day among business men in
carrying messages. In less than two
years it is predicted that it will be
possible for persons to get ia their
own houses aud talk to their friends
living in other streets, and evea in
other towns. merely by each Que
touching the key Of his telephone
Next and utIll more wonderful cones
the photograph by which speeches are
taken and the sound Impressions
rolled up in sheets Of foil all ready to
be spoken again in the orators own
tones by any one who OWNS phone
graph. 1t takes ones breath to hear
of such wonderful things. When the
phonograph is combined with the tel
ephone aud the spoken message is re-
ceived as spoken, 1t would seem as if
telegraph will lose half its value
We are evidently on the eve Of chan
ges that are to bring about new reve.
lations in human intercourse and sim
plify our modes Of life.
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shall certify to the County Commissioners

shall certify to the County Commissioners
OF cacA County where any Of the Stock
holders may so reside; and to the Appeal
Tax Count Of baltimore City ,lfany Of such
Stockholders reside ia said City, the as
aessstd value Of such shares Of stock after
dcduc,inS the assessed valuc Of such real
property rs aforesaid the shares Of stock
held iii such bank OF incorporated institU-
ton owned by residents Of this State, shall
for County or municipal purposes be yaIcd
| 10 the owners thereof IT. the County orCity
where such owners respectively reside but
the taxes assessed for State, County or
municipal purposes shall be collected from
snch bank or incorporated Institution, and
when SO paid, may be charged by such
bank or incorporated institution, to the
amount of such Stockholders Respectively.
SEC. 1852. As soon rs the State Tax Com
missioner shall have valued and assessed
the shares in the several banks and other
corporations IN this State, he shall certify
and return the said valuation to the Comp
,roller Of the Treasury v no shall at once
proceed to notify the President, Cashier or
other proper officer of such banks or other
corporations, Of the said valuation and as
scssment of their shares respectively, by
transmitting to such President or other
officer an account Of the State taxes due
from such bank or other corporation. under
such valuation and assessment, by mail
under cover fairly directed to such Prcsi-
dent or other officer, and shall note in a
book the date Of placing in the mail the
envelope or cover containing such mount.
II no appeal hc taken within thirty days
from such transmission, the said valuation
and assessment shall bc final, but any such
bank or corporation may within thirty
days after such notification, appeal from
such valuation to the Comptroller Of the
Treasury and State Treasurer, stating in
such appeal the reasons and GROUNDS of
such appeal, and said Comptroller and
Treasurer shall consider the same, and If
the Comptroller and Treasurer shall both
be of the opinion that such valuation and
assessment SO made by the State Tax Com
jchanged, they shall change the same ac-
cOrdingly, and the valuation and assess
mcnt so agrc Il upon by the Comptroller
and Treasurer shall be final, but If either
the Comptroller or treasurer shall agree
with the State Tax Commissioner asto the
correctness Of the valuation 80 made by
him, then such appeal shall he dismissed
and the original valuations shall bc and
remain as the true valuation Of such shares,
and all laws, or parts Of laws inconsistent
with the provisions of these Sections are
hereby repealed.
SEC. 9. And be 1t enacted, That this Act
shall take effect from and after the date of
this passage.
| may 93t
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1JNor Dress Goods, 80 to
IL &c,
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THE FRAUD QUESTION.

The Florida fraud business is get
ting little Geld in Washington. The
excitement has very much subsidized.
The difficulty is IN fact to know what
to do about it. 1t is conceded en- all
hands that even if Florlda's electoral
vote was changed by fraud it could
not have any effect upon President
Hayes title unless be were sAown to
have direct completely in the fraud. -
In that case be might be removed by
impeachment. An Investigation ia
talked OF but there was no movement
toward it last week. The committee
who have possession Of the papers are
in a qusndsry. Thev have not yet
decided whether to propose an inyes-
tigation by the committee on the Ju-
dietary or by joint committee of
each branch. The republicans have
not yet indicated what course they
will pursue. Many Of them favor in
yestigatiou but will Insist oo it's being
full enough to include the election re-
turas Of not only Florida but other
states and the reported violence and
intimidations connected With the
southern elections. 1t MAS expected
the restoration for investigation would
he Introduced in the House early this
week. The restoration would prob.
ably lead to a long aud acrimonious
debate. If an Investigation takes
place the McLin and Dennis confess
.ions will, it is said, be confirmed by
aGidayits which have been obtained
in Florida by Morton, who as the
agent of Mr.. Tilden has been working
up the case. One great point to be
made will be that the frauds
were committed at the instigation OF
Mr.. Noyes, our present Minister to
France, who represented himself as
the agent Of Mr.. Hayes. The friends
Of the President say they have no
fear Of any guilty knowledge Of the
frauds being brought home to Mr.
Hayes. So it stands.
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Senator Don Cameron has six chill
dren. The eldest is a handsome girl
OF twenty-one, whose stepmother will
be nineteen. Miss Cameron owns q
farm in her own right, and manages
the business successfully herself. She
is very fond Of Miss Sherman and "a
vors the marriage.
Hon. John Morrissey died at 7.S(
last Wednesday evening, at Saratoga
He had seemed quiet and without
any upfavorsble symptoms until about
$50 an unfavorable change occurred
aud he sank rapidly 2tterward.
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Apr. IL #.
vINHAT HOG OF NINE.

NINI IIV" VI HI-NT|.
1t roots up everything, havcto ring his
nose All kinds for sale at the Agricultn-
raj Store Country stores supplied at liher-
al discount.
STEWART l. PRICE.
Hpr2j-3t.
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TT CLAY ANDERS,
DENTIST. @

Has located in Mechanicstown (of1icc at the
residence Of Thos Andcrs, and is prepared
topcrform all operations pertaining to Den,
tistry according to the Most Approved
Methods. Special attention given to the
Preservation of the Natural Teeth. All
ted to the closest scrutiny If those compe.
tent to Judge. Will visit LeDtstorn on the
First honday Of c1ch MONTH";. &biXaso1!s
on the Sccond Monday. md Creagorstonn Oh
the Third .Nond4y Of each Aonth. Persons
waited on at their residence if desired.
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OLD,
TRIED,
AND
TRUE.

People nrc g-tting nrquainted-And those VIII"
arc not ought to be-wth the wonderful merits or
that great American I-medy. the
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EXeentr.x Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, tina, The sub
IN scribcrs have obtained from the Ot
phaI's Gnur. Of Frederick County, letters
Tcstameat;.ry upon the estate of
MICHAEL GROUSE,
late Of Frederick county, deceased. All
persons having claims against said dc
ceased, are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof legally au,
then,icatui to the subscribers, on or before
lhc I'd day of October next; or they m'y
otherwise, by law, he excluded trnla all
bcnct. of said estate. These indebted are
requested to make immediate payment.
EhIXA GROUSE,
JAS NJ. GROUSE,
JOS. a. GEltSAID,
.XccutriX and Executors.
may At
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Thta iinimant very urally originated In hmcri-
"a, where Nature provides In her laboratory such
surprising nntidotcs for the r:sladies Of her chill
cran. Its faino has been spreading for 81 years.
until now 1t Cncirclcs "a, habit able globe.
Tho Mexican Mustang L!n.mcnt is mate hle.s
remedy for ell external ailments OF nan and beast
To stock owners and farmers 1t II Invaluable"
single bottle often saves a human life or re-
stores tho usefulness OF an excellent horse, OK.
COW, or sheep.
1t cures footrot, hoof.a;l. hollow horn, grub.
scrcwworm, shouldcrrot. mango, tho bites and
,:ng5 OF poisonous reptiles and Insects and every
such drawback to stock breeding and bush life.
1t cures every external trouble Of horses, s,cf,
ns lamencss, scratches, Ewinny, sprans, founder.
wind gall, ring bone, etc, &C.
Tho Nc I,can Eiust an; I..n!Inent ~ the quickest
cure In tho world for accidents occurring in tho
family, in tho absence OF 4 physician. such as
buras, scalds. Bpra!rs. cuts. etc. and for rhcuma
tl,n, and stiffness cnGcndcrcd by exposure. Par
t!cularly valuable to Miners.
1t ~ tho cheapest remedy in tho world for 10
renctratcs tho muscle to tho bone, and single
application is generally sufficient to cure.
Mexican Mustang I.niInent is put up In three
sizes OF bottles tho larger being proportion
atcly much tho cheapest Sold everywhere