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SIR HENRY.
PEDIGREE AND DESCRIPTION.

D.. Il
Pix HEM was orco ny ,n'n's patn9atc' Esq,
oil Long islanu,-,he breeder OF hrdoc' Midas TYP
the Iuri lie has taken more premiums alter loser
competition, nun any o'her Aiericnh Iiorse nay
ing received, pesiues numerous equity ptcniiuns' ne
gfSt premium ior W nes. uloou lo,se' VI .nc ~
state Agricultural foiI' several different years-ihe
last' al Aupuil, oep', - ioi"' over upwards Of MY
eonpe',ois, nu,'cG 10 na'G pSe, We est snow 81
horses eyer Mi'hGsseu' even III new ok iie sun
sixteen hadS uiiu ytiy ii'.scual "css eleven
hundred hma a ns III o,ui he nrU o nfs
n,i ohl. .'ra fl ,,,,r ~ ','J
ana htathy' ana III .ne viaoi o III ne was got by
iichry uhe cope,,IT' on Az. Eelpse III inc great
Iuce on iuug GIp III uI9NPV' AZ, "',h nc 10y mn
prnsnac, Sir Lowell and IA jnnntry-wns 90, nv inn
ported It, lntnutry, "a son of ENGLISH EcLPsE) or.
dam imp old MESSENGER, uhe sire OF the dam of AM
EcLIrsE and celebrated getrer OF troters); g or.
dam Bashaw; g. G. or. dam mp True BRIrroy said
10 he the sire OF the origina" Morgan" Imported It,
Infantry was bred by Richard GuIs'on, Esq, OF Clan
don in Surrey, and was got by Eng Eclipse; his dam
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@ETAl LWWANe

AS Received his usual extensive assert.
l ment of Spring Goods, consisting in part Oh
Printed lawns, gnghams, musns, embroidered mus
lin gnghams, and barege. Also linen glngfai'is"
new article.
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH PRINTS,
An Extensire Assortment, Ncw Patterns
SH A w LIS.
Mohair Ehawls. rich printed cashmere do, WOODEN
net, linen net black and fancy silk do variety scars
cravats, fancy silk and linen hkis. umbrellas, paraSolS
and shades,
RIBBONS, &C., &c,
Bonnet, cap, satin and toicta ribbons, zephyr worst
cd, purse twist spools aud sticks, steel beads, bag
clasps, steel rings and assels aso separate rings OF
asses. knitting cotton, tidy cotton and needles hie
unbleacled knitting thread, marshal's linen thread
spool do cotton fringe cotton ribbon marking cotton.
Fine GA linen shcctg, pillow case linen, ~ linei'
damask, shirting, drilling, beached and brown hmcha
buck, russia and scotch diapcr crash, BIRDS eye eh'
russia shctting, jacket linen. burlaps Nc
| Broad cloth, casscmcre, and tweeds.
Beachcd cotton shccng and shrting. - .
Fine merrmack, Simcook and Davsvlle sneetinH
farmers, manchester, monadnock and other shce'ins
aud cheese CLOTH a.,
Fancy summer stuff, mariners shirting, carlisle
hamilton, shaker tick, drilling blcachcd and brown
marsais quilts lO--lll2 quarters, crib quits, cofueo
skirts, drab morcen and danask &C.
w. |. GOODS.
Moasses, sugar, tea. coffee, spices. wolseys crush
| ed and powdered sugar, cocoon and shells, ", &C.
| Wickware buildings 18th NAV, 1917.
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lroo 900 BONES SOLD EACH AND EVERY
WEEK 4!
uECRAETENBERG COMPANY

THE GRAECENBEKt:C COMPANY
Hereby give notice that Their GENEkAL ASem Tor
the State of Vermont ana the Northern ana Eastern
Counties of Newly DIRK IS
GEO. j FERRIS, Burlington VI.
The General Agents are fully prepared to appoint
srh AGENTS wherever there is 10 branch OF the Com
panv either on personal application or by mail, post-
mid The rapid sale OF these celebrated pills. and the
extraordinary cures they are constantly eircng rem
der them by far the most popular pm o. the age An
Mooney will consequently be very valuable.
The lracienbcrg Pills are nconcevably superior to
any ever before discovered In all bilious complaints
in General arrangement OF the system IN all disorders
winch result IRON bad s'ate oi Tue popu' ocse p's
,hc cn.s Of Diseases called chronic, the Graccn-
hero Pills achieve their highest trinInphs Here they
dciy all competition. Entering within the hidden re-
cesses OF the system they qulely out surely py .he
blood root out disease and give tone and visor to the
body. <,, u,a,,,oI
nv these Pills in cases where every other means mad
uttcIlv failed The most abundant proof OF tins could
he riycn but trial OF one box will convince the patent
They can be ordered and sent by mail at tHilIlg eX-
nons, The prccis 2j cents box Where tco "ott"'
rorfd are ordered and The money remntea, nc COM
mann mn pay the postage on the rus, kcmlttancc'
m The Couipinys risk. Wherever there Is no agency
OF he Company they can be ordered by mail;
These Pits are taking the place OF all others an'
no person should be without Ih i,,,,, ,,vTc
! B,mct Co,piaintS, C0aStpdtion Dyspepsia' fcre
and Aaue Ucaidche, Jaundice, Lirer C'mpiaM;s
Rheumatism, all Stomach CqmPtGIts' G . nicN
ness Sc Sc. yield al once to these Pills. They purs'
away ousiyc humours arrest the progress OF disease
and at the same tine restore tone ana v'gor 10 ih
system IN eases OF general arrangement oil hea!'h
they are SOVEREIGN; ,,,r
The weak will be made strong the pale and billion
compile xion be restored TO perfectly fresh and health.
color and the bad symptoms viii one by one disappear
In short, these Pills are an inconcevable adyanc
upon any ethcr medicine ever offered 10 the public
II A TRIAL w'l.L SATISFY ANY ONE OF Tnfs. Ann
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Ncyy.YOrk & Boston
BOOT And SHOE STORE.

1fsD AT R BATCHELDERS in Church street.
R&% NAV h- found the largest stock oil Doors and
u. SHOES tina, has ever been offered in Burlington.
lie has spared no pains in his selections both N re-
gard to quality and style and with small profits feels
sure Of giving satisfaction to crory customer;
Among his stock in part, may b. found the follow
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The Peck & spear
DRUG AB.LISHME NT,

BURLINGTON, ".
THE subscriber is constantly supplied with, and of.
l. fers at wholesale and retail, American, Engs
French and India
DRUGS;
New Chemicals; Leechcs; Surgical Instruments
Mineral Teeth and Dental articles Saline or Mineral
Thomsonian Medicines Pure Lionors and Wines ;
Soda Fountains and Syrups; Brushes Perfumes Soaps
Inks, Blackings Fancy and Domestic articles Glass.
Ware; Dye.Stuf, Camphene, Bird, Field, Flower
and Garden Seeds, &c &c
. From the advantage of receiving Mineral wa,teys
Camphene, Leeches, &c periodically, purchasers can
rely upon their freshness
individuals wishing Trusses, Leeches &c, will al.
ways find person in attendance TO apply them
Medicines dispensed al all hours of night
2Sf THEODORE A. PECK.
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PEARL STREET HOUSE.
burlington W.
ny Villas d. MOVES.

ny Villas a. MOVES.
Circumstances having rendered the control Of the
above premises necessary, would give notice to the
public that the Pearl ST, House is now open for the
accommodation OF travellers and others who may call
Being located in one OF the peasanes parts OF our
village, and commanding II does fine view OF
Lake Champaign and the scenery about Burlington
and also being near the University of Vermont We
think 1t can scarcely tail 10 please the scarcher for
pleasure and recreation, while at the time il al
lords those upon business a comfortable home
Mr. ii. n. Cole and Mr.. H. G.. Mason late OF
Hghgale Springs, will manage the House tor us and
10 those who are acquainted with them as CATERERS
ltwould be unnecessary TO say single word IN COM
mendation. Suffice 10 say that ererg thing will be
doneto make II agreeable and pleasant TO all who
may wish to make II a stopping place.
Believing that the sale OF Intoxicating drinks as
beverage 10 be injurious 10 them who use or do not use
them, and detrimental TO the well being OF society
as also III hostility to the law OF the State and III,
strongly expressed wishes OF a majority OF the Free
men thereof, we shall neither keep il publicly NO
ciaRdcstMciy to be sold or giren away
A suitable carriage will be provided TO take passet
gers TO and from the Steam Boats
All Stages will call at this House.
VIM. r. VIA,
March, 1917. MoRILLo NoYE-
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TIE IMPORTED HORSE.
YOUNG
FLYING CHILDERS.

THIS SPLENDID ANIMAL WAS PURCHASED
WARTON, and brought to America in the fail Of
1915.
The Subscriber obtained him of the importer ut
great Cost. and would inform those who intercs
ted in improving the blood Of American Horses that
he will be found his Stable IN Sliebume Village, at
any horse in the State in respect to speed blood form
and carriage
lie is l6 hands high, firmly built, with expanded
chest finest OF mbts and the most active and easy
movements His color is the richest OF bay. II. has
in fact every qualification that constitutes beautiful,
fleet and good boitoned horse. Every feature is an
index his Pedigree, and shows him to be OF the
English Extraction.
The Young Flying Chiidcrs was exhibited at the
last meeting of the Chittenden County Agricultural
Society, and came of with a complete triumph over
every other horse present.
The Subscriber, anxious that his horse should estab
lish II reputation upon his actual merits, will now
compare him in any respect with the best horses that
can be produced, the Sir Henry, Black Hawk,
not excepted, and particularly with regard to beauty,
activity and speed. The Young Flying Chiders will
he + years old next July, and weighs $50 lbs He
is of the Old English Stock, bearing this name which
/ will be obvious NJ single glance 10 any competent
Judge of horses. We solicit such to cali and satisfy
themselves by observation, also share of patronage.
! TERMS ANY one who wishes to improve by as
good horse, and as cheap rate ever offered
/ in America, this will be their opportunity
The Young Flying Chdcrs vii stand for 81 90 the
Season, insurance agreed upon. Mares tina, are in
sured disposed of before oaling time, the insurance
must be paid. Good pas,urng will be provided for
Mares from distance, accidents and escapes at the
| risk of the owners. Season to end in August.
| s;heburne march,, 1917. ORLo J. BALDWIN.
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DYEtSTU FFS.
OOO Bills Campcachy Iogwood, $50 bbs. St Do
e)UO minao do, 300 bbs. Ncarnguay, $50 bbls
Fusic, $50 bbs Camwood 80 bhs Nader 30 bhIs
Alum IS bbls Coppcras, % bbls. Blue NIllol % De-
niohns Oil OF Nitriol. j. y j. H. PECh y 20.
CUT ACCO AND SNt .--
~ 40 Bbls LorriIlards Chewing Tobacco, 80 ibs
do Smoking do 800 Bladdcrs Scotch smut, 800 Jars
Naccoboy Snuff Is j. J. H. PECK y 90.
ylCcuts
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d" Waterproof Boots and
Shoes,
" Fine French Calf do
" do do do scwcd
&" do do Brogans,
" Morocco do
L" Stout Calf and Kip
Shoes,
" Cloth Caters bu,'oncd
4" Prunclla dancing Cal
tcrs.
4" Dancing Pumps,
d" Morocco Slippers,
/" Calf do
" Calfshocs, all kinds,
" Rubbsrs with leather
so,cs
" DO do Buckles,
D." do iig'd and plain:
Boys' BoOts and Shoes
:" Fine CalfBoots,
" do Kip do
g." do Calf and Kip
Brogans,
{" Stout shoes, all kinds,
" Prunclla Caters and
dancing Pumps,
l-ouths' Boots and Shoes,
d" Fine Calf Boots sewed
and pcggcd,
" do Kip do do
4" Seal and Grain peg'd
" Cali Brogans and kli
| scwed shoes,
" Morocco Boots and
Buskins,
d" Fine Caters,
" Dancing Pumps and
Ties OF all kinds.
.ors, and black and light silk
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1Hp ullIClcs
LADIES, Doors and SuoEs,
- Cater Boots, OF every
description, |
Err Busklns, latest style
. Kid &" do
. Ptunclln " do
= Half Gaitcrs.
" French Slippers,
/" English Kid do.
+" French Satin Slippers,
all colors.
" Gold Bronzcd do
=" House do
o Stout Boots & Bushins
. Shaped Rubbers,
" Figured and PLAN do
Misses Boots and Shocs,
4" Cater Boots,
" Fr Caters, best quality
DOsklllS,
o Prunclla Slippers, all
colors,
+" Buskins, MI colors,
" Stout Morocco and
Calf Boots,
" Rubbcrs OF all kinds.
Childrcn'sBOots and Shoes
" French Cater Boots
all colors,
=" Morocco Caters
button and lace,
I" Buskins d Slipper
- Boots and Ankle Tie
of all colors.
Gentlcmen's Boots ant
Shoes,
" Napoleon Boots, witt
and without tops,
Also, Galloons Of all &C
Uciter lurps. cotton lucGS.
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YNHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE REMOVED THEIR
i wholesale CASH DRY GOODS business TO No. 9
Cedar st n y, where they invite the attention Of
great difference between Credit and Cash prices via
do well to look at our goods at Cash prizes
BRADFORD i BuRDSALL.
New York, March ~ 1917 12ms
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JONES. BALL 4 POOR,


NO. 123 WASHINGTON STREET BOSTON.
Importers of Il Wholesale Dealers
in Watches, Jcwclry, Military Goods, &c.
WAVERECEIvED by RECENT ARRIVALS FROM
III England and France, large and extensive as
sortneni ofthe following described Goods, with many
other kinds too numerous to be mentioned selected ex-
pressly for their wholesale trade, and comprising the
greatest variety OF articles TO be found in the CITY, to
which the attention of dealers sinvitcd.
Gold and Silver Watches, Japanncd lea Trays, IN
of Lever, L'Epine, An sets or single, OF all sizes
chor, Horizontal and Card Trays, Bread
Verge Escapcments, of Fruit and knlle Trays
all qualities and prices Table and Pocket Cutlery
from the celebrated max Scissors, Razors, NC
crs in Liverpool, Lon from the celebrated ma
don and Iocle i'm Suisse nuacturers of Sheffield
Marble, Rosewood and Rodgers, Crookes, Wos
Ebony Clocks, Office tcnholm, &c. with many
| Clocks, and Eight Day cheaper kinds OF Tabl,
rimepicccs Knives and Forks will
| Gold Jewelry, of all dcs- bone horn and coco;
| criptions: Pins, Rings wood handles
Bracelets, and Clasps Steel Bag and russ,
! Gold Beads Guard Clasps, Vest nnd FOL
Chains. KEYS, Gold and Chains and Mouniings
| Silver Pencils Specta- Steel Beads, Spectacrs
clcs. Thimbes, Eve Spectacle Cases, Sill
Glasses, Gold Pens. Purses, Guard Chains
| Lockcts with n general Watch Glasses, Slrcta
| assortment of Gold. Sill Gle Eyes, Lamp Wick
yer and Gilt Fancy I'm and smell nusi
Goods Boxes, Jewel BoXc,
Plated Cake Baskets Can bronzed and lacqgcr,c
dcstcks, Casters, Pa thermometers, labl
ted and Britannia Table Bells. Nc.
and Tea Spoons, Forks, Watch Tools ofcvery DIES
| Butter Knives. &c. cripon.
Britannia Tea and Coffee Files, Grayccrs. and q
Pots, Sugar and Cream kinds OF Watch Mate
| Pots rails, both English an
Communion Ware of all Swiss manufacture.
! kinds.
Purchasers NAV be assured that every thing in o,
line will be furnished as favorable terms us can
procured from any source.
| Dealers are invited to call and examine.
GEO b. JONES TRUE NJ. BALL,
! NATiIL c. POOR eowly-
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NEW MEAT MARKET.
IlNHE SIRSCRIRER XQIIID INFORM

4 friends and the people of Burlington generally,
that he has opened new MEAT MARKET, under
the West wing of the " American Hotel" where he
will always be on hand to wait on his Customers
He designs to keep the best the counry Affords and
would invite all to give him call.
Burlington May Z, lSi7. AMAsA Drew
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CHEESE CLOTH.
= BALES. 10 Bales Wool Tvine
~ For sale by J. BRADLEY & Go.
Burlington, Nav IS. AZ South War
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TO Dentists,
JOHN s. WARE,
Storage and Forwarding Merchant,
NORTH WHARF,
BU LING TO ", y II.

REFERENCE
Villas & MOVES, )p,,l;,c,o,
J. e. J. H PECK a. co.
The North Wharf offers every facility tor the safe
keeping and prompt delivery Of freighs, and all BUSH
ness addressed to the care Of J. $. WARE shall re-
ceve prompt attention.
The Steam Propeller. James II Hooker the Stca-
mers Burlington, whitehall, Francis Saus, Montreal,
and the Ferry Boat Wnoosk and the different lines
OF long boats and vessels carrying freight on Lake
Champain touch at this Wharf 12Gm
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American Prints.

j { " d T. Il.
100 NJ. Feet Spruce Boards.
Il W. 80 NJ. g CIapboards
200 Spruce and Pine Single
By J. y J. II. PECh & CO.
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FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT
CuREOF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM
AN IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD
OR HABIT OF THE SYSTEM,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-06
Monarchy In Mexico.

1t will probably be recollected that we have on
several occasions found 1t necessary to lay before
our readers letters, and other evidence received
from our correspondents in Havana, OF an H.
trigue to establish monarchy In Mexico. We
went into details, which embraced the fact, that
France and Spain were concerned in this monar-
chica enterprise. Our statements were ridi-
culed but we did not care for that. We gave
them as we received them, and were willing that
time should decide their accuracy. II is our in
tention to follow the matter to the end, and i've
every statement that may be made, either there or
elsewhere. We publish one in another column of
this days. paper, and we trust that it will attract
the attention of the public. If monarchy never
again exists in Mexico, it will not be the fault of
Spain or France, or even of England.
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with almost the speed Of our republic. IL IL the
lung giant or the Southern portion OF this continent
n.,w M gradually, like Aarons rod swallow mp all It's
heigpnors The petty republics of the North will
scarcely snord 1t nouthfa here in this distant
empire o. diamonds aud gold dust the selfish cunning
anchor to the windward by the MARRIAGE of his sailor
sou TO the sister Of the Emperor With this source Of
Frencn innuence In Brazil and similar influence In
hemmed In on the North aud South by the pow
erul allies OF the two greatest ncnarches on the globe
the monarchies which view greatness and proeress
Of republic with the most and jealousy and
the most deeply interested in the overthrow Of the
principles upon which our government rests IL would
be well for statesmen to consider these things and
in arranging our difficulties with Mexico take ample
these designs against the peace and liberty of this con-
tinent
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their admirable ensemble and excellent skill The Pas
de deux viagesis' bv Miles Julia and Flora en-
cored and received with great enthusiasm by the audi
snce IL was but justice. The rope dancing Of Mr..
WHITTIER and Of c. Lehman deserved the applause
The ballet of "M Dechalumesu" was performed next.
and mustI confess, In spite of our remembrance
Of Gabriel Ravel in the character Of Roqunet Charles
excellent farce. Mr. schmidt playing the part or
"Dechalumeau," a fop of the days of Louis the
XIV, proved that he possessed an excellent know
ledge Of comic and pantomimc action. In the
Mienuet de Ninan he and the lovely Adelaide
gave evidence Of refinement in and scientific know
ledge Of the accomplishment in the bewitchng art Of
Terpsichore The performance Of tonight consists
M. Dechaumeau," and the Living Skeleton" two
fine pantommes, which with the dances on the boards
and on the rope win attract undoubtedly, very good
audience
CASTLE GARDEN.-This evening the performances COM
mencc with the overture to SRA Diavolo" and will be
followed by the oomedetta of Turning the Tables" In
which Holland, Wacot, Miss Clarke, Miss Phillips and
the rest Of this excellent company will appear There
win be grand Pas de Trois by the Misses Wells, and q
Highland Fling by La Petite Margarine Miss Phillips
and unaffected style-after which Herr Cline for the
last time will exhibit his surprising fats the tight
rope The ma agemsnt have engaged Miss Roberts, of
the Olympic and MIR Marks the vioust who will make
their appearance on Monday evening next
CHATHAM THrArRE.-The rage excited by the intro
duction Of the celebrated travese "Hamlet" still
continues to draw vast crowds nightly to this svore
place of evening recreation. Seldom has piece been
produced upon these boards that to give such
tiscton to the crowded auditory that attend here and
Mr. Broagham gains popular favor nightly he pro-
ceeds. His Hamlet in this piece is rich personation
full of originality and freshness Mrs Brougham's Ophe
liza Is equally clever performances her idea Of the part
her points and entire preservation good indeed the
whole company acquitted themselves In highly credta
BILE manner The piece will be repeated this evening
and the Chatham will be crowded to Last eve.
ming every nook and available spot within the walls of
this Theatre, filed up. In addition to this piece
which is to be repeated this evening" the burlesque OF
Life in the Clouds" will also be presented Those
anxious to shake or ennui and spend joyous hour
should fail to be present ut the Chatham this eve
ming
Miss c. wemyss, the young actress who made her
debut at Bowery theatre last season. now playing
ia baltimore Her performance of Julia in tn" Hunch
back" is highly applauded.
Mr. Anderson is playing during the present week ut
Montreal.
Mrs Hunt Is still ut Chicago.
Yankee Hill has purchased house and about fifteen
of land at Batavia in this state.
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The Weekly Herald.

The Weekly Herald will be ready at nine
o'clock tomorrow morning. 1t will contain the
foreign news received by the Philadelphia and
Hibernia, the latest news from the war quarter.
the letters from Mr.. Bennett, Sc Sc, and be
embelllshed with fine view of the splendid
building to be occupied by the Smithsonian In
stitute, in Washington city. Single copies, in
wrappers, sixpence each
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THE BosToN TELEGRAPH LINE.-We under
stand that the telegraphic line between this city
and Boston is occasionally broken between
Springfield and Worcester by the aborers en-
gagged in blasting rocks on the Western Rail.
road. Notwithstanding the efforts of the tele-
graphic company, the fragments of rocks will
occasionally break the wires.
| It is thought that the rogues in grain, who
were engaged in cutting the wires on Monday
last, will soon be discovered. The Boston IraUei-
Ter, of Wednesday, contains the following addi-
tioual particulars of their viany:-
"The horse and chaise which was left in the Need
ham woods by the party who attempted to break the
telegraph wires taken possession OF by Constable
Gould of that town, yesterday morning. and given up
to Justice Charles Rice for safe keeping The horse was
gray rather large size the chase of dark color
covered with mud 1t must have been driven at
a very furious rate Late yesterday afternoon, Mr.
James B. Reed stable keeper of this city to Mr.
Rice and claimed the horse and chaise belonging to
MIN. He states, that he let 1t on Monday forenoon
to person whose name he does not know that
yesterday (Tuesday) he received note without sigma
lure from this person stating that the chae hired by
him could be found in stable at Needham and xplain-
his conduct that he hired the cbaise to view lots
that after he got to Needham he took sudden fancy
to visit Albany and perhaps Buffalo, that accordingly
he hired boy to carry the horse and chaise to stable
and took the Ave O'Clock train for Worcester Sc Five
dollars enclosed in the letter ts pay the stable
keeper for the of his horse and chase This story
evidently manufactured In the first place. if boy had
been hired to convey the horse and chase to stable he
would not have left it tied to tree in the wood all
night and again, the four (not ve O'Clock train for
Springfield and Albany does not stop east Of Framing
ham and the letter writer aforesaid, if he had got
aboard hardly prepared for long journey having
no clothes with him those upon his back. The
owner Of the lot in question Is waiting for offer
conclusion he has arrived at to Its value He thinks
the gentleman from the time he in It, and from his
peculiar way Of travelling must have had excellent
chance to discover Its beauties OF nook and hollow, hill
and dale.