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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-12-23
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Counterfeit EBGteGtOG'.
A LIST OF GoUNrERFEIrs ON BANKS IN THIS
STATE, ouJo
BANK OF HAMLroN. HAMILTON.
los letter A, dated Nov IT, 1885, signed Woods Presd
C. x. Smith Cashier. The principal defect in tie
craving is in the heads Of vgnete which distinct
than the genuine.
BANK OF GEAUGA PAINEsvGLLE.
IS letter. A. pay Marshal Jr dated May 1887 Wig.
nete-two Indians-seamboa in the distance, Poorly ex.
ecuted
BANK OF CLEVELAND.
2Os altered from Is The figure 20 in large die is impress
sed in places, and very Clunsy done. This Bank has
never issued any $50 bills.
BANK OF GRANVILLE.
IS letter; Various dates Vgnee Steamboat snd Rail-
road Cars. On the right hand margn indian figure IN
aJsauding posture, with bow unsrung.
Banh Of AeRia.
IS altered from la. Particulars unknown.
BANK OF ZANESVILLE
s. badly executed the paper very tn and the female figure
and sheaf of wheat in the centre of the very dcfec
tive Vhe signature of the cashier lacks the periods tho
Rbevation of Charles aud at the initial c. Vhe
have has the letter A, payable to II. L. Dugan and
dated the 9Th Feb 1885.
BANK OF MARIETTA at Marietta.
80 altered los aud also Dos, of Murray Drapens Fair
man e. Cos pIaie letter and date unknown The Bank
has notes out Of this plate Of Ia larger denomination
than 5s
S. letter A. payable to Jones' dated Aug 10Th, 1888,
Signed Arus Eye, CNslr, John Mills, Pres.
The small ovas the left hand margin appear be drawn
with pen.
3s letter A. dated July 21 1836-they detected by oh
serving that the counterfeit bills OF inch shorter,
and OF an inch norrower than the genuine bills.
IS Harrsons plate letter unknown, pay II. Nye.Apri 3,
1913.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-12-23

TERMS OF PUBLICATION.
THE DEMOCRAT will he published every Thursday evening
at 81 IS cts per annum in advance Two DoLIARs if raJ
within six months, or So %, tic expiration of the year.
NO paper will lie discontinued, unless tie option Of
the publishers until all 0rroOrages are paid.
Advertisements inserted ut the foIlwing rates:
For transient advertisements, ons square or less,
three weeks for e1on
Every subsequent insertion. OK
One square for year, 8OO
Two ditto ditto 10 o0
Half column, 1890
One Column, S5nO
Advertisements may lie sent in through the Post Office free
OF postage on the part of the Advertiser.
liberal deduction will be made TO those who advertise bv
tile year.
Asw intend 10 adhere strictly the above terms we trust
our subscribers will bear them in mind.
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rEFENITS CASH,
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.

EOsEPH w. NEWBURG would respectfully inform his old
Friends and the public in general that lie carries the above
business all its various branches Factory Street, South
Side, where lie may all times he found attend to
all work nrsed him He ates himself willie done as du
rablc neat and fashionable he done in the country He
intends all times keep in his employ good competent work
men, and his receive the Fashions amply provided
for
TO accommodate his friends in the country, he will take
ly all kinds Of country produce.
Dover Aug. 10, 1871.
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hNATs WANTED for which tie highest market price wi
W be paid in cash by
Canal Dover June 49, 92ly
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-12-23
EAGLE HOTEL,

s. D. MILLER.
ENFORMs the public in general, that he has opened
TEMPERANCE TAVERN.
IN Sandyville. Fuscarawas County. known by the sign
If the EAGLE HOTEL situate on Main street on
tle sgylb end leading towards New Philadelphia;
where he is prepared with good House and Table, to
entertain travellers in quiet aud respectable manner.
His SIqbiisg good, and an abundance of water ad-
SininS the tavern.
He hopes from strict attention to The comforts ofthose
who may faver him with their CUSTOM to merit public
patronage.
WINES and BEER only, will be kept for reffesh-
ment
"SandyviIle, September II, 1s4l.
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CEE5ET IATSE q Gs

cEE5RST MAKE GG
TENHE SUBSCRIBER thankful for past favors respectfully
IA soCts continuance of tile public patronage. lie s
prepared to make to order all kinds of CABINET WARE
that is in in this country which Le
made the manner and of good materials and on the
most reasonable terms.
lot of Cabinet furniture always hand. lie also
prepared with the necessary materials making and convey
ing CoFFNs safely any part of the county where he may
be called TO attend OIL the shortest notice.
WIN. RICKETs.
Canal Dover, June 10, 184l. 23H
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-16
BUSINESS TO COMEIN CONGRESS

The Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Patriot gives the following
glimpscs of what is to come:
AT an early day you will hear from
this quarter of the introduction of two
bills in one or both Houses Of Congress,
and probably in both-the first, for the
repeal OF the bill providing for the dis
tributon Of the public lands-and the
second, for the repeal Of the bankrupt
bill
In the present organization of Con
gress, the land bill cannot he repealed.
The effort to repeal the measure shows
the disposition Of the party in reference
to this lavoritc measure'-and favora-
bic one, | may say, not only to the
Wing party, by whose sole instrument
taity it is made the law of the land, but
to the States of the Union and the peo-
pie at large.
The effort to repeal the Bankrupt bill
may preve successful. Whether it does
or does not will depend soley upon the
attention the friends OF the measure may
give to the subject. The friends and
opponents of the bill are about equally
divided, and in the absence ofa half a
dozen, and the presence of all the enc
mics thore would be danger Of a repeal
| believe, however, there is no Wing
in Congress who voted for the bill at
the extra session, now disposed TO vote
for its repeal. Give il fair trial, y is
the language of those who were doubt
ful Of its policy, and it cannot have any
trial for months to come. The position
of parties thus you will see, renders j,
necessary for the friends Of tho Bank
ru It bill in Congscss to be found always
at their posts.
The great questions Of the session,
independent Of these, will be those OF
the Currency and the Tariff -Concer-
ming both Of which you have the viows
of the President, and TO morrow or next
day will have those Of the Secretary Of
the Treasury, who has the concurrence
Of the Executive in his own Report
The French Claims prior to 1900, y
will be early pressed upon Congress by
the Chair man of the Comuyttee on For
eign Relations in the House Of Repre-
sentntives, and ia such a form that the
existing embarrassmcnis Of the Treasury
will be no excuse for further postpone
ment of the subject. The ioIIn will be
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-16
III e II "A l. ID o f II III e Il nj E S.

to exceed the price of three dnily papers
to each member fron the cornmenc emept
Of the session.
Mr.. Adams inquired of the Speaker il
the standing committees had been ap-
pointed I
The Speaker replied that they had not
and was understood TO suggest that the
presentation of petitions had probably
better be postponed until Monday, BY
which time the committees would BE-
appointed,
The House adjourned.
| In SENATE, on Thursday, Dec. 8. -
MIR. Woodbridge, OF Michigan, opPcar'
ed his scat
On motion, the 34ih rule of the Sen.
ate was SO far suspended as to admit the
Chair to appoint the standing commit
tees.
The Senate then adjourned to Monday,
l2 o'clock.
In the lloUsE, Mr.. Fillmore moved
that the various subjects in the Presi-
dents Message, be referred to the scve-
raj standing committees, together with
such select committees as might be nec-
essary.
Before any question was taken as to
the reference Of the various parts Of the
message, II resolution WINS offered that
the usual demonstrations of respect be
paid to the memory of the Hon. Henry
Black, Of Penn. late a member Of the
House, and whose death was announced
by his colleague, Mr.. Lawrence, which
being adopted, the House adjourned.
In THE House, on Friday, Dec. TO-
The report of the Select Committee on
Rules and Orders, was laid on the table
Mr.. Fillmore offered a resolution for
the appointment of Select Committees,
to whom to refer the several portions Of
the Presidents Message.
Some discussion took place, the reso.
luton was divided, vote passed TO mp
point, under it, n Select Committee on
that portion Of the Message relating to
finance; and, without finishing any other
business, the House adjourned to Mon
day.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-16
From the Army & Navy Chronicle.
NAVAL LINTELLIGENC

HOME SQUADRON.-.Active preparations
are IN progress for getting this squadron
To sea. Commodore Stewart will hoist his
broad pennant on board the independence
Captain l.. A. Parker has been ordered 10
the command of the irigaie Columbia, and
Captain }. Gallagher to The command OF the
razee independence. No commanders ful
the steam ships have yet been designated.
Commodore George G.. Read succeeds
Commodore Stewart IN command Of the navy
yard AT Philadelphia.
1t has already been announced that orders
had been issued from the Navy Department,
for completing and launching the irga,e st.
Lawrence, at Norfolk, and Rariian, at Pha
dclphia. We have now the satisfaction OF
stating, as an earnest of the disposition Of the
Secretary Of the Navy to put our vessels Of
war ~ a state of efficiency, that orders have
been given for launching the frigatcs Cum.
berland, at Boston, and the Savannah, at New
York.
Instructions have Likewise been given for
building a sloop. Of war at Portsmouth, N. II
and small vessel (whether to be brig OF
schooner rugged not yet determined) at eacl.
OF the following places: Boston, New York,
aud Norfolk.
assemble at Philadelphia on Monday, the 18th
December, Led for the trial Of Captain VIII
liam Compton Bolton, late commander OF the
U. s. irigate Brandywne, and such other
officers as may be brought before 1t.
The Court will be composed of Commo
dore jacob Jones, President. Commodore
John Downes, Henry f. Ballard, L. p. Ken.
nedy, John B. Nicolson, w. b. Shubrick, and
Captain Daniel Turner, members.
Charles II. Winder, Esq. of Baltimore,
Judge Advocate.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-16
U.s. EXPLORING EXPEDITION.

The Peacock, Captain Hudson, was ex
pected to arrive at Fort George about July
lst; the Vincennes, Captain Wilkes, expect
ed to arrive at the same place July Is; and
the Porpolse August |.
A these vessels were at the Northward
in pursuance of the objects of the expedition
they had previously been at Fort George, q,
the mouth Of the Columbia River, where
every attention was paid them by the Govern.
or and officers Of the Hudson Bay Company.
From Fort George il was believed the
Squadron would sail Tor Singapore, and from
thence home.
The above information is from an officer
belonging to the Squadron, who remained a,
Fort George while the vessels went North
waiting for their return. The latest lntorina.
Ilon dlrec, from the Squadron left all well.-
". \. american.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-16

A daughter Of Mr.. Duncan Phyfc, Of
New York, ~ years Of sgc, in n diseased
state Of mind, committed suicide by jumping
irem u steamboat on her passage to New
York, on Saturday night last, somewhere il
is supposed between S,rotiord Point aud
Huntington Light. A reward of five hundred
dollars has been offered Tor the recovery of
her body.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-16

by Commission, who will sil for two
years, and then report upon the awards.
The expenses of the Commission would
be the only necessary present approP'i-
alton, as in the case of the Mexican
Commission, now in sessin in this city
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-16

EXECUTION OF PATRICK RUSSELL At NEw
YoRx.-'rhis wretched man was executed
yesterday forenoon in the prison yard, for lh'
murder OF his wife. He spent the greater
part Of the night preceding his death, in de
volion, accompanied by two Of his friends
and yesterday morning was visited ot al
early hour by the Rev. Messrs Curran and
McDonough, Roman Catholic priests, who
attended hlm to the gnlIows. About hall
past ten o'clock he was brought from his Gel
into the prison yard. where the gallows had
been erected, and bfter joining in prayer will,
the two priests, the cap was drawn over his
face, and just as he had family CALCULATED
"Oh Lord, have mercy on my soul" the fast
cnlng of the rope was loosened, and he was
instantly hoistcd up, and after an almos, i'm
percep,iblc struggle, ceased TO live. Ate
hanging about forty minutes, he wa' cut
down, and his body was given TO his friends
About 80 persons, including the officers o
justice, were presen; at the execution.--.N
W Jour. Com.
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many other things and having made his
room comfortable, he frequently sat there
at night, and read or wrote till late
hour. ri
GRemainder on Thmsday
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-16

The Hon. Dixon II. Lewis, of Alabama,
who was reported dead some time since, has
arrived in Washington, IN bis usual health
lie is the lsrges, man in Congress, weighing
something over 400 lbs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-16
From the N. Y. Commercial Advertis
LATE FROM LIBERIA.

By the packet brig Atalanta, Capt. Lawln,
we have advices from Liberia to September.
The Rev. MIR. English, Rev. G. A. Perkins
and child, and Mr.. Aware came passengers
with Capt. Lawlin.
II is with much regret we have to announce
the death of the Rev. Jabcz A. Burton. who
was the principal of the high school at Mon
rovia, under the care Of the Methodist Epls.
copal Church.
Joseph J. Roberts, Esq gentleman well
Known in this city, was acting Governor OF
Liberia. lie was Lieut.. Governor under the
late much lamented Buchanan.
Africa's Lnmnary of the last Of August
says, that the British cruisers on the African
station have received instructions to refrain
from searching vessels under the American
flag, which may have regular American pa
pcrs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-16

From four to five hundred buildings bavc
been bull, in Rochester, N. Y. during tho
past season.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-04-27

Rodeemer. The morning star Is Inc o''s''''
the armament. Christ is the brightest ". o"'
light that shines IN heaven above. i"c sous ~
glory shine with celestial radiance; oo' .ney o'
row their luslre from the Son OF God ne AN
gels bright in robes Of light are ooVesed wiz" '"e
spleodor of the skios but they reflect inc pe"u''
of Him who clothed them with Immortal doom
And what are sain,s and angels to the God VINO
made them; 10 The Lamb al whose loot they iali;
in whose sgb thoy veil their faces and cry, Haiia'
Iuiah! salvation and glory, and honor and power
,u,o ,be Lord OUR COP! lREHEUs,
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CANCERS, SCROFUL.A AND OTHER
HU-MORS.
DR. REUBEN Wv. HILL,

HIS now at his residence in Groton, Vermont
H. where any one afflicted with Cancerous TumOn
and Humors of any description can receive hha
tenton.
Without adding long catalogue OF cerlfcas
to this advertisement, reference is made TO some
few individuals who will give such information u
may be requested by those disposed to make inqui
ry, viz: "."-
Charles Davis, Esq of Danviile, VT. who had'
son afflicted with Cancer and cured by Doc'H
Hill. Also, Mr. Estabrooks, OF Danville, who wa
afflicted with Cancer over the eye, and cured BY
Doctor HILL Also, reference is bad ~
Oliver Going, Waterford, Vermont,
Mark French, do do
Thomas WATSON, Esq. Newbury, do
Nathan Blake, Esq. Corinth, do
John Arlington, Esq St. Johnsbury, do .
Ilazen Low, Ryegate, do
Lemuel Southword, West Farley, do
Mr. Kent, Waterford, do
MIR Baker, 60 do
Mr. Hastings, Bath, N. IL.
A great many indv iduals might be named il
different sections OF Vermont and New Hampshire
that have received cures from Doctor Hill, bu
their names not being distinctly recoIIected,
might lead to mistakes, it is therefore omitted:
Jan. 1871. 1907
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u he wv lid A " I'D q.
HEBREW PLASTER.

TIME peculiarities OF this Chemical COMPOUND
n. are owing 10 It's extraordinary effects upon n'
animal fibre or nerves, ligaments rnd muscles, ils
virtues being carried by them to the immealaS
seat of disease or pain and weakness. -.
However good any internal remedy may be, I'M
auxiliary, in removing the disease and Facilitating
the cure in cases of local infiamation, ScroplO@
affections, Kings Evil, Gout, inAamatory, and
Chronic Rheumatism, and in all places where seal
ed pain exists. se,,h s, .
1t has likewise been very beneficial in cases Of
weakness, such as weakness and pain in the SION
ach, weak limbs, lameness affections of the spine,
female weakness, &c. No female subject to pain
or weakness in the back or side, should be without
it, Married ladies in delicate situations nd grea
relief from constantly wearing this plaster.
mo putting or great spread OF certificates is inies
ded. Those who wish to satisfy themselves Of tha
efficacy OF this plaster obtain ufHciep: guar
tity to spread or for SO cts; sum not halt su:
cient to pay for the insertion OF single cernhoas
into any of our most common prints single l'FpH;
This ,rHing price per box is placed upon 1t 10 q
ted person of the community, tina, all; whe'ast.
rich or poor may obtain the treasure oil hea'''
which results from il. oe,5reti 4s.s.ta,g
Price per box, SO cts. Directions accompanying
each box
E. w. Capron 81 Ce., Rochester, N. ", aeen
for VT. and NJ H., to whom all orders sh9uid 20 ~
dl essed, post paid. IA a... 10 1tes g.-g t,eu,.s
For Sale by Kittredge and Colby, St lohpsou ~,
A. Mcmillan, Danyille, Farmers and Meco nI,,.
Kiuredge, Morrill, 81 Skinner, Barnet, Hiram s 10
cy Wells River; nj, X. Parks 81 Co. Wa' terror
Lance, Warner d Co. and w. 8. Smith, Ie i.,s
Z. Carlton, Jr Both; Hodgeman ~ Allen, LIN Nv, y,
ton; A e. D Garnsey lE Co. Lisbon; and ~ ~ ~
principal towns in Vermont and N H.. lSoeow'|
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-04-27
NHarsh's superior Patent Trulss
nFREAU ON~FD

THE subscribers of Newbury VI. interested
with DIR CARTER in the preparation of his justly
celebrated Compound Pulmonary Baisam, but are
not interested in the preparation Of any spurious or
counterfeit article as is falsely stated above, nor do
they wish TO sell theirs the credit OF any other,
traD are satisfied that it is not only superior TO
Sampson Reefs "MIxrURE," but it is preferable 10
any other Medicine tor Pulmonary Complaints
Therefore we say, beware of imposition and false
assertions made by those Interested in vending 9th
er f" VI IxTuREs!" b atr Uflr F. IL II. KEYES.
Those wishing to purchase DR. Carriers Compound
Pulmonary Basam will please call for it by It's
ST. Johnsbury, and By the druggists aad merchants
generally in New England. = eF ,l79m6e,
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or 3 lie A..

TIME subscriber has for sale second hand
Il CHAlSE and as no has left tanning and
commenced Shoemaking he will sell his
B A r. X Nj LII, N,.-.
which of late style and in good order, and which
he will sell al a bargain. M 1s.
JOHN BARNEY.
ST. Johnsbury, April S, 194l. 193w3
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FLANNEL FACTORY g. NJ
- AL ESTATE I'
IT O R S A /, ~,
." '1N'N" Do yrc c0HNjT IYAEH;!VET), calE

VNSHE BARNET MANUFACTURING o.,
n PANY, offer for sale, at Public .9,esas.o A
Wednesday the l2th day of May, next eNv,
their well known
ANNEL FACTORY
situated in The above village, on the rn,, :,
Road from Concord, N. II. to Canada Line . ""p
ing off FRAMEp BUILDING, siG stories high G sS
the basement; sirty. eight feet long, and 66 smoN
feet ,oide Said Factory is button very excs,.
WATER RITILEGE
is located in a good soool. gro,oing country. md
sesses facilities for the manufacturing of FL,S,p a
unequaed by any other Establishment OF the Ls'
- '''N THE MACHINERY
consists oftwo complete sets of Cardiag .uacGhu
Pieker Grinding Frame and Turning Toa
POWER LOOMS, with Reeds, Harnesses, ,"
ShutfLes, and n sufficient number OF JACK, An"
Looms to accommodate either too or three ,e,s ",
Condensers, -
Adjoining the Factory, are tico Wings, sixty a
seventy feet long, and two stories high In N'
one Is a large Finishing Room, with Screppr,u
Gig and Brushing Machine. and Dye HOua
with two Dye KettleS-,he other is well adapls
for STORE Rooms, or could be used as a DRY. hoU.
On few yards from the factory),a two story Frand
Building, 80 feet long, and DO feet wide-the ba,
ment used for Wood House, and the upper Sior
for Storage,
TIE COMFANT ..t. .......
will also at the same time and place. offer for ,ah
ali the remaining part Of their
REAL ES tn TIE,
in and near the same Village, consisting Of +,
STORE, two stories high, so feet by 3d. wild
Wood Shed adjoining. In the second story, an
several Rooms fitted up for Office, or other purpO.
es. Said Store stands in the most central part Of
the Village.
"A l. 8 O.
A DWELLING HOUSE, SO by 90 feel. with
large commodious Out Buildings; Barn, well clap
boarded, and GOOD GARDEN.
"A l. s O. .s....
Three other substantially framed DvclIingIlouss
between sixty and seventy acres of
" A m ID,
part Wood Land, and part under improvement
The above valuable property, will be sold 10
gether, or separate, and may be viewed and fur
Their particulars obtained by applying on the prcn
ises, or to ALEXANDER HARVEY, Ese.
Peachom, Vermont
March 10, I94l. l9Olf
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~ O n. 8 ale -,

A GOOD WHEELWRIGHT SHOP, we'll situa
1Ated for Understanding three stories, second
story finished for dwelling--lower part for ashop,
which contains a circular saw, upright saw Dor
carry them. Any wishing to purchase can have
the above on reasonable terms; enquire OF the sub
scriber. JOSEPH WHEELOCK.
Coventry Falls, Oct. ri, 1870 170tf
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E0r sale or to Aet,

THE LARGE Farm AND TAYERN SIdND,
A 4 or near Charleston, East Viage'l c"'nP''s'
~ iuO abouI
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-04-27

w ana Superio. Blue M Gmrrysr g. HaI'
sma an1 .asse ~ :, shs Caede
man mI nay I bo,,,sor in large auanihst
The blue ink is of the manufacture OF nas OF
Cnrrier & Hall, and superior TO any ever n'''' NV.
sold in the Unired States. iastat 40
3 Oct. 26, 1870. ta se.ses p a,4A s7ei"- ~,
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A ~ ct 4 O "a
yUylIE subscribers will sell at Public Auction, at
n St. Johnsbury Plain, on Tuesday the 4th day
Of May next, at o'clock, p. NJ. the celebrated
CpEEAr MOJJNrTrgIM MORGaN

Of May next, at o'clock, p NJ. the celebrated
GREEN .MOUJVI.4LV MORGAN,
or BACHOP HORSE, son of the Far famed Sher-
man Morgan. Where said Horse is known he
needs no recommendation and 10 those unacquainl
ed with him we will say, ne will be twelve years
old next grass, wei ghs about eleven hundred and
seventy five lbs, is of dark chestnut or brown col
or, and for beauty, elegance, strength and speed,
10 not surpassed. He has done better business the
past two seasons, Tin which we have had charge of
hm) than any other Horse lie is well broke to
the saddle and harness, is perfectly manageable
and docile His stock has never been equaed by
that of any other Horse Kept in Caledonia Coun>
~ for price in market or in beauty and durability
A liberal credit will be given Of reqniredl for
rood security JOS. HUTCHINSON.
HIRAM C. ii. BLISS.
st. Johnsbu,y, April 8, 1S4l.
ALSO, at the time and place, one excel.
lent 3 year old DURHAM FULL BLOOD.
1913 HUTCHINSON.