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"’â€"'“”“7._ a EXCITING ACCIDENT AT LEWISTONhQ runaway occurred near Lewiston, which came very near resulting fatally. Mr. \V. B. G. \Nalker left the Suspension Bridge in a carriage about the middle of the after- noon. \Vliile coming, down the mountain, above Lewiston, the horses became restive, ,.a_nd the ladies got out of the carriage and " "(walked down. On reaching the foot of the mountain. Mr. Walker stopped the horses and helped his sisters into the car- riage again, and “was jnnt closing the door, when, from some unknown cause, the horses started upon a run ,' violently throw- ing Mr. \‘Valker upon the ground and bruising his head severely. He managed to hold fast to the lines for a short time, the horses dragging him along over the rough stoney road, until he became ex- hausted ,anrl’ fainted. One. of his sisters (Miss Kate) Seeing him fall, managed to jump from the carriage before the herses had run far, striking on her head and com- pletely stunning her, while her sister Ma- Tia, left alone in the carriage, expecting every moment to be dashed to pieces. After repeated efforts, she finally succed- ed in opening the carriage door, and with all the strength she had left, threw herself out, fortunately clearing the wheels. She was considerably injured about the head I by the fallâ€"though not dangerously. Tl e horses. and carriage were found some six miles from Lewiston, apparently not bar- 'ng sustained any injury. A corrcsdon- F . i dent of the Loekport Union says Mr. W'alker and sisters though badly bruised, will recover. DASTARDLY Commonâ€"A dastardly occurrence took place on Friday evening, at DodsOn‘s stables, King street East, the perpetrators of which deserve. if ever any one did, summary and condign punishment. Late in the evening, about 11 o’clock, it was discovered t'rat the stable door hid been broken open, and that a span of val- uable horses, belonging to Mr. Lord, had been barbarously treated by some savage brute. The legs of both animals had been cut by an axe at the knee joint. air. Slo- man, veterinary surgeon, was sent for and bandaged the injured limbs, lint of course the animals, even although they recover, Will never be so valuable as they have been. I No motive can be assigned for the coward. 1y outrage, but We hope the. perpetrator will be discovered and dealt with as he : ,jd6serv'es.â€"--Spectator. D I E D. In the Township of Wititby, on Saturday. 8th instant. in the 36th year of her age, MARY, , wife of James Dryden, Esq. Lâ€"_'â€"â€" TORONTO MA RKETS. THURSDAY, June 13. Fall Wlicat,---5..i'ifl bshls was the extent of the supply which soldat the following prices. The . prices paid for the best samples weretrom $1 10 to S1 18 or bslil, Spring Wheat-4,7110 lislils in market, which sold at. from $0 9'3 to 95 per bslil. Barley.â€"sold at from 30 to 35c. Peas.â€"230Ll bsiils went off at 48 and 560 per . , pshl. Oatsâ€"at Q7 and Qf‘c per bslil. Hay-is from $14 to .1516 per ton, $9 per ton. Florinâ€"Superfine extra sold at $4 35 to $4 50. Extra $5 75 to $6 ; Fancy (Spring) $4 75 to $5 06: Fancy (Fall) $5 LU ; to $5 525; Extra, $5 to $5 51) : Double Extra, :55 75 to $6 51‘. Butter.â€"-Frosh is in fair supply at from 10cto 121; per 11). l’oi-kâ€"is in faii request, For Hogs averaging 160 lbs $5 511 and $5 90 has been paid, and those averaging 2J0 lbs $5 and $5 Gilâ€"the latter being the extreme figure. Applesâ€"Common varieties $1 and $1 ‘25 per barrel. Better grades $1 51) and $2 barrel. Eggs,â€"Fresh from wagons So to 9c perdozen, Potatoesâ€"Vary in price from 25 to 30c. Sheep-are in demand at from $5 56 to $354 each. Lambsâ€"scarce at $2 to $2 25 each. Calvesâ€"are in good siipply at $3 to $6 each. Beef-f1idesâ€"$3 50 per 101) lbs. Sheep and lamb skins $12.3 each. Calt‘skius 08c. ‘perlb, 'l‘allow, $7 per 100 lbs Timothv Seedâ€"$9 81) a $3 per bushel, Clover Seedâ€"$4 75 per bushel. Straw $7 to S Peteâ€"rid 1L i NOTICES? WWW ' NOT TOO LATE. Reader it is not too late, your child although Amaciatod, Fretful, Fevei‘ish a dry cough and _apparently in the consumption, if caused by . worms. can be immediately cured by using Dr. McKenzio’s Dead Shot “Horn-Candy, although you may have tried every other preparation without good results still it is not too late, the Dead Shot will cure. invariably. The cost ot‘ one trial is only 15 cents, 50 cents for four 4,, packages. ture of Genuine has the facsiiniiie signa- II. E. McKENZlE. 111.1). Glasgow, Scotland. On each \Vi‘apper. Try it once and judge for yourselves. Dealers can be supplied by all wholesale dealers in Drugs and Medicine in Canada. To Consumptives. 11E Advertisor, having been restored to health in a few weeks by a very simple remedy, after having suffered several years with a severe lung affection, and that dread disease, Consumptionâ€"is anxious to make known to his fellow’sufi’erers the means of cure. To all who desire it, he will send a copy of "the prescription used tfree of charge), with the directions for preparing and using the same, which they will find a sour: CURE Fun _CtiNSUMP'l‘ION, ASTHMA, Baoscni'ris, &c. The only object of the advertiser in sending the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread information which he conceives to be invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will *‘»‘-""try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing. Parties wishing the prescription will please address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, VVilliamsburgli, . i. ‘ Kings County, New York. elem antisymmetric. Colt Found. ME into my premises on Saturday, June . CA '2nd instant, .9... Sorrel 0011:, About four years old,â€"with four white feet and . ~ ~ hwhi‘to stripe down its face. The owner can _Ila\’6 the same by proving property and paving expenses. DAVID WOOTEN, _ Bond’s Lake Hotel, "Oak Ridges. Juno 1‘2, 1861. IFARMERS! p».â€" M/\’V IVWWN _ -\ WW \_/-\/ \(Wv\f\l WHAT R. BOYD a BROT lsnLii NE As all the rest L_ v. .._-.,...-.:‘s.-. , . “1 05‘: . iv 8‘ .eiaTi-iuaav. "V’\M/ ».A_ MN“ HER ARE DOING. VV'IIO would have thought that they put together. ‘ W . '15 Leon TO YOUR INTERESTS! 11 Large Sales enable us to take small profits. ‘ The Subscribers beg to offer their sincere thanks to all who have aided them in their Aurora disc 1 1 133-3 May 15,1861. And would iutii'r'iatekto the Public gen Delaines, for 75¢; ~Prints, from" 6d. Wli heavy Cotton, 6d. to 7d. ' y La rge ) ., {i L I i it a. x endeavorn-to make fiest- pierce to trade, orally, that they have just received a stock of at some sell tor 10d. we sell for' 75th; 5 every description of Luna” mu". @llaWIg and Breeze Goods: . ~ Ready-made Clothing, At remarkable low figures, and made of the best material. BOOTS AN D SHOES, To fit everybody, an d a superior article. GLASS AND EARTHENWARE, All varieties. v Oils, Paints, Raw Oil, 90c.; Boiled, 95c. Hardware of energy description Nails, $3.50, cwt. In fact, everything you want. Great. attractions for the Ladies in Millincry. All the Newest Styles. ' Maiitfes’f‘or 00; Bonnets neatly trimmed for $1 00 ; Hats, Head Dresses and Caps. IN Our trade is heavy 1; 12 lb. Refined Sdg‘ar, 331 0‘0; 1 0‘) $10’)‘ M. lb.-Rice, $1 00. A quantity hand, 20 lb. ‘ 3 to 1111). of Bright Sugar, of our remarkable cheap Currants still on for $1 on. orders punctually attended to. (If? The. very highest price, pair One Call is sufficient to satisfy. efforts. Our increasing business stimulates Still they come. 1, in trade, for Butter and Legs. us to greater OF THE MA R. 6. F. KHAM CARRIEAGE FACTORY. *9” f. CA WWAW.\ARM;~.MA v WWWAm-A.“ ‘s' Respectfully announces that he has Opened \Vareroo-ms in Toronto, for the Sale of his CARRIAGES, lathe Premises formerly occupied by Messrs. GEO. EVVAR’I‘ «to 00. Church Street, adjoining the Store of Messrs. Horvland, Fitch 81. Co. R. HALL, in introducing himself to the public. feels tliat'lie is not a stranger, as his Carriages have been long and favorably known to many ofthe largest and mostjudicious purchascrs in. the Province. . 'stantly engaged in the manufacture of Carriages, and during that period ei’ery improvement \VlllCll.‘ materials, construction or style. has been cafefully investigated, and if found practicable, adopted. most scrupulous care in the selection of timber, and the securing Cf workmen. of those who have tested the durability ofhis work 119 has for the last twelve years been con- 15 been introduced, either in This has been fully I lemonstrated in the experience A LARGE ASSORTMENT 01f LlG-HT CARRIAGES Will be. Kept constantly on hand; Both at the ("ity lRepository and at the litati'ait‘aciory at Markham. Mr. HALL opens a sale. room in Toronto for the purpose of placing his goods inva position easily accessible to all parts of the Province. Persons living at. a distance, who choose to order by mail, may relyâ€"upon die most careful attention in the selec- tion,packiiig and fOi-warding of the goods ordered, upon terms as favourable- to the purchaser, as though he were present. Markham, April 19,1861. .._‘.. ,_. c s EIAVEjust opened a complete assortment of the latest styles of DRESS Goons; ‘ HA TS, BONN‘E Ts, ‘ PARASOLS, \Vliicli l.11(_“_\' will- sell very low, to clear out lllOll‘ large Stick, as they contemplate closing their retail business with the Summer 'I rode Corner of Church 61. King Streets, Toronto, April 1”, 1361. ,._~._ 1242a] To "abinct Makers 3: those in want of Furniture. .1 Raro Chance for a person in the ab0ve J. line is no " offered. The Undorsigned, being about to retire from business, is desirous of disposing of his LAND and PREMISES, where he has carried on the trade successfully over 19 veal-s. The I’ropertv. worth $1069, hewill sell for $601) cash, or $800 on time ; the buyer giving satisfactor,’ security at 8 per cent per annum. The Stock of Furniture Selling offal low prices The Highest Price paid in Cash for ‘W’Iicat. “mews” sg' W’ $H’eaCh’i" gm“ Aurora, May 1, 1861. > N O T l C E, 11E Subscriber being about to EREC'I‘ AN ADDITION TO HIS DWELLING, begs to state that a Plan and Specifications] can 1)) seen at his house until Saturday. that 22nd instant, on which day Tenders for Build- ing the same will be opened at Mr. Romch Raymosii’s Hotel. at Two, p.m. He does not hold hiinSelf bound to accept the lowest 'I‘endor, unless in eVery other respect tist'attory. 5:1" D. BRIDGFORD. Richmond Hill, June 14, 1861. IDEQTICE E -.N Saturday. the 18'. of June, inst. a Lndl . ’ l j culling himself “I don’t care lol'datry- liodv,” who was in company with a man calling! himself Phillips, addressed painful and improper language to a young Lady domiciled in my house; therefore, in« view of irotectino his . . . .h’ familvfl‘om the chance of anv smidnr instill . v r 1 Capt. MacLeod begs to state that he has reluc- tantly come to the resolution of preventing anv persons from trespassing on his farm with the view of fishing; in the lake. 133i-1t.| M. Mtcimoi). ' l3‘2-1t Drynock, ,June.4th, 1861». ‘ ” remains unwell. ':.'._: :L: Q :7. ,I:’_'Z:"' " ENDERS' will be rocoivod up to VVorlues- , ,day, the 12th inst.., at 3 p. iii., for Cutting down the Hill and makinga Bridge between Lots 90 and 21. in the 2nd Con. For particu- lars app‘}' to tho undersigned, by whom the Tenders will be received and any information given. W. CRAHA M, 4, Lot 20, Slud Con. Vaughan, Juno 1, 1861. .â€".4_..._.. EGS to intimate 'cotho inhabitants of Riem- inond Hill and Vicinity, lhat he has commenced bcsinoss as CABlNET MAKER, UNDERTAKER, 861). Two doors south of the “ York Herald” Office, where he has on hand a general assortment 0f House-hold Furniture», 0ftbe best. quality, cheap for cash, Boston Rocking Chairs... . . . . . . . . .. . . 55‘ Common Chairs, from . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . O ‘15 Bedsteads, from . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I 75 Bureaus, from.... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 {10 And other articles equally low. {1&9 A Call is Solicitor]; 132-tf Richmond Hill, June 7,1861. t» ' Letters Remainingin RICHMOND HILL PostOflico JUNE 1, ittil. ’ ' ‘ Artioss, Henry Anderson, George Anderson, John Brennan, Patrick Booth, \N’, Beer, S. W. Cotter, Mary Maria Coonibs. John Collins, Mary lane Cover. Peter Campbell, 1’. W, Duncan, W. Grant, George 15] Graham, William Gamble, Moses Godfiey. John Helmkey, Francis Jackson, John Jenkins, James M. McDonald, George McKinnon, A. McLean, Lachlan McI'JlVeen, William McNair, Matthew O’Brien, Mary I’anton, Ebonemr I’earsou, Sarah Rumble. W. 13] Sloan, Be. ijamin Simpson. James Storey. Robert Trench, \Vm. [ ] Taggart, Charles Vandoburg, Peter [9] Wilson, Richard \Vilsou. Gebrge Young, Mrs. Young. Miss Young. Mrs. A. M‘. [9] r) a M. TEEFY, PM. MONEY. MONEY.“ TO INVEST, at low rates, R. BOYD Si BROTHER. . _ - "I221‘ ‘:’_““' ’ mm‘“ GRAND 'l‘EMPIfil-MNCE DEMONSTRATHON. The Headford Temple No. 2-17. 1. O. of G. T. intend holding their 1‘ 611th ANNWERSARY ! 1p the beautiful grove belonging to P. W'illmo‘ F150,, lot No. 18. 3rd Con. Markham, opposite, the. Temperance Hall, on Tuesday, June 18ili 1561. A Splendid Brass Band will be iii alien: (lauCe to enhveu the Proceedings. _ v “‘~ ‘ .fis. .5 AKQCEE’EEION \l'iil be formed at the 'l‘oinperanco Hall, head- ed by the Band, at 11 o’clock, precisely, march to Head 0rd and return to the Grove, where Tea will be served at 12 o’cZoc/r. Surrounding Divisions of Sons of 'I'omperance Lodges of Good 'l‘emplars. and all friends of the 'I'oniperancc cause are respectfully request- ed to favor uswith their presence. Good Tom- Plfll's‘ and other ’l‘omperance organizations are requested :0 appear in regulta. Speakers of Eminence, Life and Talent will address the audience, amongst whom are the I:l‘lita-vk’clsBytamieson, Nattrass, VVill- I‘H .. , r l..(, ic s,1diiitte Abbs. Benson, Curtis, u. "i’. .0. Hon. David Rees-or, Amos Wright, Esq” M. 1’. 1’. . Admission, ; Children mzderIQ, 156 Committee of Management“ Messrs. J. Burr, James M’Coniiell, J. W. Boo. W. 1V. GAMBLE, ’1‘. W. DUFFY, President. Secretary. I‘Ieadt‘ord, June 5, 1861. 132-2t. PUBLIC NOTICE. To Shoeiuahers and others. ILLIAM SANVIDGE having been i T bound as an AI’I’RENTICE to me for three years, and has absconded before the term expired, I hereby forbid persons from harbouring him, as the law in such case will be strictly enforced. TOBIAS DOLMAGE, . BOOT AND SHOEMAKER Richmond Hill, May 21st, 1861. 13(1-3t. HATS AND CAPS! Just received upwards of 51‘ dozen. in Men‘s, Youth’s and Boy’s sizes, in every conceivable Shape. Make and Variety. Calfand examine the 1’riccs,at IVA . S. POLL OCK’S Late G. A. Barnard’s. Richmond Hill, April 25, 1861. Grist and Saw Mill! HE Subscriber, in returning thanks to his numerous Friends who favored him with their custom at tho I'Ieadford Mills, begs to inform them that he has taken the MILLS lately occupied by Mr. B. Fisii. known as the 1254f variety. Bcdsteads at $1 511, $1 75), Camp with Roofs, $3, and a General assortment of Goods in the line equally cheap. ' _ Apply to GEORGE BONE, Richmond Hill, May 9. 18m. lies-it Canada Permanent Building AND sumo“ sOCiETY. Sunscninno CAPITAL, $541,450: INVESTED on Ron. Es'rxiiz, $426,361 : ANNUAL INCOME mom M alumnus, $360,110.). ..._...-â€" Office-Masonic Hall. Toronto. Diumrounâ€"Joseph I). Ridout, J. G. Cho- welt, James G. \Vorts, Thomas Maclear, l’eior Paterson, J. G. Board, S. Nordhoi'uer, 'l'hos. 1). Harris. Sotacrron,»Edward C. Jones. SECRETARY AND 'I‘uEAsuuim,â€"J. Herbert Mason. THE Stock of this Institution presents a pro- fitable and easily convertible mode of in- vestment, based on Real Estate security, ren- dering it peculiarly suitable for Farmers,Clergy - men, ’.l‘oacliors, Mechanics, persons in the re- coipt'of salaries, and those whose income is dev rived from their capital. vaiNGs’ BANK BRANCH.-â€"â€"Sllmfi of Four Doi‘iars and upwards are received by the Society or. deposit, subject to witltdratval, and bearing interest at Six per cent. per annum. 'The Q a- piial and Assets of the Society, iuv cstedin mortgages on first-class landed property, being pledged for the security of money tliusreceivcd, depositors are at all .times assuicd of perfect safety. To Bonuowrzns.-â€"-Tliis Society makes ad- vances on the security ofIinproved City or Country Property, repayablo by instalments spread over any term the applicant chooses. from one to ten years. Properties mortgaged may be sold or ex- changed for other property, or the Mortgage ' maybe redeemed before maturity, 1F DESIRE!) or “run noaaowxn. Applications for Loans will be received by the Seeretary. Robert James,junr., or R. H. Smith. Non-’market, from wnoin Circulars and the Rules of the Society, together with any fuither information, may be obtained. 11? Letters to be prepaid. 1‘ Toronto, April 12. 1861. 124-113: Jag. 13".. Brown, BROKER, Estate and General Agent, AGENT FOR Qfoloniei flit’e Qtssumnrc Qlo’p. l Masonic HALL, 'Toaonro STREET, , TORONTO- W? Money to Lend April 19, 1861. on Improved Ferns 125-1y enorooaAPHSi PHOTOGRAPHS 1 The Cheapest and Best Ainbrotype and Photograph GALLERY IN CANADA, gherborne M1115 , Near the Green Bush Hotel, Yonge Street.»â€" Those Mills being in first-rate order, any one givi ig him a call will find the Gristng (10.118 in a supericr manner. Parties wishing to take their Gristing back with them can do so. It? All work warranted second to none in Canada. GEORGE SQUIRE, Proprietor. Markham, April 19, 1861. Men’s {e Children’s Socks 1 Women’s and Misses Stockings. 125-11‘ 15 AT 131 itlltilf ifiill‘i', lift] TORONTO. JAME$ Rafi. W E Proprietor and Principal Operator Toronto, April 19, 1861. 125-13 Shires fihirts ! 2 ‘ UST received a nice assortment of Men’s 9 SHIRTS. in White, Long Cloth. and 81h day of June next. for GRAVELLING ’ Richmond um, May 16, 1861. â€"â€".â€"-â€"~.â€"-â€"-.â€"~ -... ‘quvflw “gnaw â€"â€"-._. --â€"-â€"â€"_...._.__.._____ nuownns REAPERs SCRAPER& SCUFFLEas FANNéMILLs PLOW POINTS, nonsn POWERS, sraaw CUT TE as. GRAIN censuses, MOWING llilACl-IINES, TURNPIKE snoans, THRESHING:MACHINES, TREAD HORSE Po-wniis, STUMP EXTRACTORS, 'SHEARS, HARROWS, SWEEP POWERS, SEPERAToas 8w. Stci‘Szc. 8L0.- Perri 53:11 (DO iâ€" i- a: MENTLFACTORY Our Implements and b‘faehines have been before the public for the last seven years. Nothing that we can say here will add a single laurel to the well-earned and enviable reputation they already sustain. Prudence, however. dictates to the Farmer to rely upon such .Machines only- as have been thoroughly tested, . PATTERSON &: BROTHERS, 118-411] the Season. 1861 Richmond Hill, March 1, 1861 iiiimm Call and See the New Styles of Prints 2 A't‘ WM. 8. POLLOCK’S. YOUNG GAMBOY.! Fast Colors, Wide widths. from 4,1,d per yard Tm“ PROPER?” 0F MR- W- MCNA‘“: KINGi and at 7§d per yard, The Best Prints ever offered On Richmond Hill. April 25, 1861. .ILL serve mares for the season as fol- lows :â€"-- Monday morning, May Illâ€"He will leave his own stable, Lot. No. 5. 3rd Con. 01' King, and proceed west to Joseph Nixon’s, Kitighorn. at noon; thence to Plough’s Inn, and stop 1 hour: thence to Thos. Lawson’s, and stop the night. Tuesday morningâ€"He will proceed to c- Murcliy’s; tlienco to Busby’s at noon ; thence to David Jettbry’s, Town Line Vaughan, and stop the night. Wednesday morningâ€"He will proceed to \Villiam Graham’s Hotel, 5th Concession ; thence to Tlianesvillo at noon: thence to But- tery’s, Mudville, and stop the night. Thursday morningâ€"He will proceed to Wood’s Hotel, 3rd Con., and remain 1 hour: thence to Chorry’s Hotel, Town-lino York,and stop till 1 o’clock ; thence down the plank to Duncan’s; thence east to Shepherd’s Golden 126â€"th LABIES’ Bilde AND $116113! UST RECEIVED a large and choice va- riety. and will be sold cheaper than ever offered before on Richmond Hill: Calf Slippers, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3s. ltd, pair. Beautiful Enameled Buckskins,. .4s. 0d. Enameled Seal and Calf Bucksins, splendid quality.. . . . . .. . . . . .53. (ld. Uj’l’lease call and examine before purcliaing elsewhere. is (6 W. S. I’OLLOCK. 129-tf Street, calling at Palmer’s Hotel: thence to Steel’s, Green Bush Hotel: thence to Shep- hard & Foatherston’s Hotel. Thornhill, at noon; thence to Raymond’s Hotel, Richmond Hill; thence to McNairs. Lot No. 25,2nd (3011., and stop the night. Saturday nioruinngâ€"Ie will NOTICE. ‘ENDERS will be received by A. Law, at his Ofiice, Richmond Hill, up to tho proceed to Giles "no rioiitiissanr iititiKS- realest. He has always exercised the _ ‘ taming Horses: bow to Appioacli. Halter or Lion Hotel, Yonge Street, and stop the nightt Friday morningâ€"Ho will proceed unYonge 6. Extra 1’ Carswoll’s: thence to, Cnristison’s Old Staiid‘nha- $10.00 on Improved Farm Pro- ve!“ Aways-JAM T .BO‘7D at all Prices. at . 1 ’ ‘ Barrister,&c. WM- 3- ' Toronto. ‘ 1m“ G'- A. Bernard’s. p29“, Richmond Hill, April 25. 1861. In all Sizes, in all Colors, in all Qualities, and Fm“ ’26“ ,1 Richmond Hill. May '1, 1861. togetta, Jean, Checks and Stripes; and GRADING part of the Markham and also a nice assortment of Plain and Fancy Elgin Mills Plank Road. Shirtingwâ€"Real good value at ‘ For particulars, apply to WM. S. POLLOCK’S, ' Lalo G. A. Bernard’s. , 127vtf~Richmond Hill, May ‘33. 1861. A. LA w, President. 130-31. Yonge Street: thence to his own stable. will serve mares at his. own stable until Mondav. the 13:11) instant ' The same rout will be continued each week otl during the season, Health and Weather por- “sitting. Ho contents, a certain ard ra :1.- .r “vi. v. . ~ ed " ‘ r-: {MRS ~ '4’." v ' M Y of these Books will be forwarded by Mail, post paid. to any address, on re- ceipt of price by Jenn E. POTTER. Publisher, No. 617 Sansom St, l’liiladelpliia, Pa. 11:? Agents wanted everywhere. THE House, on H18 DISEASES BY ROBERT JENNINGS, ' V. 8., PROFESSOR on I’A'riiomcv AND OPERATH'E SUR- GICRY IN 'ran VE’I‘ERINAHY COLLI-GE on FINLA- ‘ DELPHIA, Prior. 0}“ VETERINARY Mi-ziiieiivia in Tim i..\'ri-: AGRICULTURAL t censor: or Oiiio, Siacnrz'rxii Y or 'rnii; AMERICAN ' VE’I‘ERINARY ASSUCIATIONOF1151‘ LADELPHIA, I'l't‘c., are. “11' :LL TELL YOU Of the Origiii,11istor_\'atid distinctive traits of the various breeds of Euro- pean, Asiatic,Africun and American Horses, with the physical formation and peculiarities oftlic animal, and how to a:ccitaiu his ago bv the number:indconditiou of his teeth; il- lustrated with many explanatory eiigarvmgs. ’I‘IIE HORSE AND 1118 DISEASES WILL TELL YOU Of Breeding. Breaking, Stabling, Feeding, Groon'iing, Siioeiiig. and the gen’ial management of the liorse,witli the best modes of administering medicine, also, how to treat liitingdiicking.Rearing, Shying, Stumbling, Crib Biting, Rostlessness, and other views to which lie is subject; with numerous explanatory engravings. THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES “1.11.14 TELL YOU Of the causes. symptoms, and treatment of Strang'os, Sore Throat, Dis- temper,(.?atarrh, Influenza, Bronchitis, l’neuâ€" iiioniu, I’leprisy, Broken \Vind, Chronic Cough, Roaring and Wbi .tling,l.ampas,Som Mouth and Ulcers. and Decayod Teeth. with otlterdisoasemif the Moutn and Respiratory Organs. ' A \_‘f\, '7 THE HORST-1A.”. “IS DiSEASES WILL TELL YOU Of tliecauses, symptoms, and 'l‘realiiient of Vv’crms, Bolts, Colic, Strangulntiou, Stony (.JUIIICI'GHOIIR, Rupiuros, I’alsy, Diarrlioia, .lauzidice, llopatirirca, Bloody Urine, Stones in tho Kidneys and cBladder, .liatiau-iinatiou, and other diseases of the Stomach, Barrels, Liver and Urinary Organs. THE 11011513 AND HIS DI‘EASES “'ILL TELL YOU Oftlio causes, symptoms, and Treatment at Bone Blood, and Bog, Spa.- vin, Ringâ€"Bone, Sweoiiie, Strains, Broken Knees, Wind Gal's. Founder, Sole Dinise {111(1Cl'flVGl,(}l'(t(fl(t‘(l, lloofs. Scratches, Can- ker, Thrush, and Corns: also, of Megrims. Vertigo, l‘ipilopsy, Sluggers, and other (lis- easos of the hem, Logs and Head. THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES \VILL TELL YOU Of the causes, eviiiptoms, and Treatment of Fistula, 1’011 Evil, Glan- dcrs. Farcy, Sen:th Fever, Mango, Surfolt. Locked Jaw, Rheumatism; Cramp, Gulls, Diseases of the Eye and Heart «(Tc . and how to manage Castration,B‘eetliiig.'1'iepliinning. llou’eling,1-"iring. Hernia, Aiiiputation,'1'np- ping, and other surgical operations. 'l‘llE HORSE Ai‘il) I‘llS DISEASES “71141. TELL YOU of Ilarcy’s method 0‘ Stable a (‘oli; how to ecrustom a horse to strungsouiiris and sights, aid how to Bit. Saddle, ltide. and Break him to harness: “150.1110. form and law of ‘iVuri'oiity. The whole being the result of fifteen years careful study oftlio habits, pccularities, wants and weaknesses of this noble and useful animal. The book contains 3384 pages. appropriately illustrated by nearly Ono lllllltli‘t‘t’l Engravings. It is printed in a clear and open type, and will bout ; be forwarded to any address, postage paid, on recoipt of price, half 1(1, r31 .00, or. in cloth, extra, $31.53;). THE FAMILY DOCTOR; A COUNS is:i.i.o N SICKNESS. 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