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Lamps, GirandOles, Hall Lanterns, and
Chandeliers.

DEITZ, BROTHERS q Co.,
WASHINGTON STORES, No 138 William Street.
RE- Manufacturing and have always on hand full as
IA sortmen Of articles In their line of the following de-
scrptons which they will sell at wholesale retail at low
prices, for cash:
Solar lamps-gt, bronze and silvered in great variety
Snspending Solars, do do
Bracket Solars do do
Solar Chandeliers do do 9, 3 and lights
Snspending Gamphne Lamps
Bracket do Ito
Side do do .#.s
Camphne Chandeliers 2 3 and lights
Girandoesglt, silvered and bronzcd various patterns
Hall Lanernsvarions sizes, with cut stained glass
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$. 9. WINCHESTER,

Ar ms OLD STAND, NO. leo BALTIMORE ST,
RESPECTFULLY Informs his numerous customers thai
he is (as hereiolre) prepared to supply them with Lin
rn or Muslin Shirts plain fnncy at the shortest notice.
and having devoted many years Of his life TO this import
ami branch Of the furnishing business, he is prepared TO
o.
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TO IORk, COLCMBfH, GdN0dSTEh, AMI Phf
F72 ~. L4DELPifA,
IN THEIR OWN CARS, DAILY.
MILLER & Co most respectfully inform the public thai
M they have completed arrangement commencing on
the lth ctober running their Express In their Own Elk
press Cars in charge OF their own Messengers by mail
trains between Philadelphia and baltimore via York, Co
umba and Lancaster arriving In Baltimore and Philade
pha In time the early delivery of all packages parcels
sece and bank notes. and the transaction OF all commits
sons their care at reduced rates and increased
Their Expresses viii leave Philadelphia midnight, and
arrive morning In Baltimore, connecting with their
Southern and Western Expresses.
The Northern Express leaves Baltimore daily, d3P.M
OrrtcEs>-J Jarvis buildings, baltimore
Sisquehanna Hail. York
80 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
Gay Il Co., No l, Wall street, New York
Gay Il Co, Providence
Gay Il Co, No z, State street, Boston,
The Southern Express leaves Tuesday and Friday "
p NJ. ~.
OFFICES Depot Fredericksburg
do Richmond
do Petersburg
do Weldon i,
An goods must be marked i" Miller y 'o''1A~'e''' su
directed as above.
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NURSING BOTTLES,
ND BREAST SilEIllS--With patent flexible ivory

Nd UNEASY SHIELIls--Wlth patent HeAble IVORY
"A mouth piece. ,
The subscriber respectfully socs the Of those
Interested TO these eontryaices for feeding infants
lst They are free from taste smell, and pliable,
Cd. win not ACT on the milk nor the milk on them.
ID. They kept clean with very little trouble. VI.
dht Are the best known arRcaI means for feeding IN.
ans They have been In Tor years give very
decided satisfaction Price VI and 81 80, .T..
EUG DUPUY, 600 Broadway,
corner Of Houston street
Cduti0nImatons OF my articles already offered fol
sale IN various quarters epaIticular examine the sain
and ask for Dupuy Patent Nursing Bottle or Breast Shield
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WILLIAMS BROTHERS, Manufacturers, Importers ~"
w Dealers in every variety Of Ladies' Dress Trimnhs'
I. ALSO, ., x,lt.his
Upho,serers TrimminRs, OF svsry Description ehss'V
fcrs ssmbcsis hotels, &C. u#l
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ENGRAVINGs, PAINTINGS.

DICTURE FRAMES, PIER AND MANTEI. GLASSES,
L &c WILLIAM g. STETENS, 3i3 broadway, a
short distance above the Park, IMPORTERS AND
DEALERS IN ENGLISH, FRENCH And GER.
MAN ENGEA TINGS, MiNTFICTTRERS OF
LOOKING GLASSES, DC.
w a s have made such arrangements with the first
publishing houses in the PRINT line both In London and
PARIS MS will them constant supply OF all the
most popular subjects from the best artists well as The
first an novelties they produced, which they viii
sell at very reasonable prices.
MINTtEL AND PIER Ola sSES, In all the varieties
Of French, Eizabethian and Gothic styles constantly on
ror French plates and with that faithful attention 10 quail
" which has always characterized their establishment
Portfolios and Stands constantly hand.
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lanes PRISON, IS Walker street has now on hand,
So, Ms very sneror horizontal grands down plain
sauare ii octayes combining all the improvements o.
M av win many others suggested by his experiences
in The business An his Instruments made expressly
for the civ trade and pains or expense s spared TO rem
der them equal al least TO those Of any other manufacturer
m +,
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ii. c. SMITH d CO.,
COMMISSION MER CHANTS,


CLOCK ESTA
No. 10 John Street, New York,
WHERE may be found large and splendid assortment
w OF the best modern Improved Thirty Day Eight Day
Thirty Hour, Brass, Hoea and Alarm CLOCKS. With
Clock Trimmings, Mahogany Knobs, Spool Boxes, Spool
Stands Iron Rves &c mich will be sold at the lowes
cash prices
Clocks repaired and VI Yranted. .4,: a..
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DELMONIco,s HOTEL,

$1,000 NHKUFHWAFt NEW fUFkI
ID A. g. l.. DELMONICO respectfully inform their friends
i, aud the public generally that teir New Hotel being
now completed they prepared TO offer accommodations
for either iamiliss or gentlemen may be required.
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IL. & ID. H. BROOKS & CO,

ri OTHERS AND DEALERS IN CLOTHS, CiSSf'
} lfERES AND pES1INGS, Nos li6 and lis Cherry
street. Of Catharine have hand large stock
and especially adapted TO the season Also, CLOTHS,
ClSSlMERES and PESTINGS, by the piece, OF IN
quantities TO suit purchasers
GiRMENTSof every description Manufactured 70 OF
der In the best possible manner and In point Of style NOT '"
be surpassed.
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NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL LINE OF
PACKETS.

The qualities Of the above ships and the reputation Vi
their commanders are well known Everyexertion viii he
made TO promote the como Of passengers and the
ofimporiers The price Of passage from New York to IL
yerpoo s 500 from Liverpool TO New York t2i ncua
Ing stores and bedding without wines Neither the captain
nor owner Of these ships win be responsible for any letters
parcels OF packages, unless regular bills fanE sign
ed therefore ra
For freight or passage, apply to
r. KERMIT, 70 South ST.
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CYRUS " FIELD d CO.,
COMMISSION TAPER WAREHOUSE,
No. iI',t!mg,s slip, New York,
VNIIE highest mars prices paid CASH, for Rags Can
i pas, Bdggiag Gf2ss Rope, 7ared Rope Hemp Rope,
Rope Catiags, Goil0a Waste, G,'uy Baggsg, and ali
other kind Paper Makers Stock their Rag Warehouse,
IA Plat street New York. a...t
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PETER brown, Al Llllle st., Droollyn.
no MoTuERs AND MARRIED. LADIES

THIS EXTRACT OF SARSAPARll.LA has been ex.
prvssy prepared in reference to Female Complaints No
i,mae should neglect 10 take Isl certain preventive
,or any OF the and horrible diseases which they
ire subject II Ia valuable for those who approaching
womnnhood as Is calculated assist nature by quicken
Ing the blood and invgoatng the system Indeed this
Icine is Invaluable for all the delicate diseases to which
women siliect IL
II braces the whole system, permanently the
rural energies by removing the impurities Of ie bood-b
so far stimulating tho system produce subsequent
rslaroo which II the Of most medicines taken for
vmals weakness and disease.
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T EXTINCTION FIRE, LIFE, AND MARINE INSURANCE
Ia COMPANY insnrcs property OF every description,
against porils by Fire and Wafer Chartered by the gisa
ture Of Kentucky In lS3t. Capital, s300,OOO.
OFFICERS
JOHN w. HUNT, President.
John Brand, William S Waller,
Madison q. johnson, Dudley NJ Craig,
Richard Pindel, James'o. Harrison,
THOMAS d. BAXTER Secretary.
All appc atoms for Insurance in the cities OF New York
and BROOKLYN will have prompt attention nj the Office
The Agency No I6 Wall street. where all claims Cor lossea
JOSEPH HoxrE, Agent
srrvrss q Hoxu, Covnu.ilcrs,
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Gayler's Patent Salamander Safes.

IIESE Safes are warranted perfect in every respect and
l. 10 afford full protection for books papers &c, against
loss by fire or thieves.
.sFor comparatively small sum any person may have
an insurance Office of his ownone which exacts neither
premiums and which cannot be broken down by
a great fire.
Safes of any dimensions required by Banks Brokers Mer.
chants Jewelers. for Records for other public oiices
made order An assortment for sale and orders received
at the Depot 1913 Water, between Pine and Wall streets
= A IL MNEN
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NEW LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
To sail from New York 2lsi, and from Liverpool 9th Of
From Ne,o Yik. Ljrtrpotd,
New ship Liverpool llj0 tons, anri d j,,ne 6
J. Eldrdgc, J Aps,,st u October q
- -. ..., A, :, ,n., January q March =
new snip 0nee ~, ~ VIZ m WIS.,, '~ May 81 July D
TONS, r. W""ah""s'' Sept. u NOV. u
., February "a April 6
New ship Constitution, l60Otons, lime n August 6
John Brton fOctober u Dec. 9
., March u May 6
Ship lIonguer, 1860 tons, IRA July n SEPT .
Bufriey Nov u Jan. q
These substantial fast sailing, FIRST class ships, all but IN
the city OF New York, are commanded by men OF expe
renee and ability, and will be dispatched punctuay on
the 2lst of each month.
Their cabins are elegant and commodous, and fur.
nished with whatever conduce to the and comfort
Of passengers
Seher the captains owners Of these ships VIII be re-
sonsbe for any parcels packages by them unless
regular bills Of ladng signed therefor
P0r freight passage apply TO
WOODRUFF & MINTURNNS,
"a South street, New York.
crto FIELDEN, BROTHERS. co,
Liverpool
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y,,,,NG LADIES. READ THIS.

You who have Pale Compilations Duh Eyes, Botches
IN The Face Rough Skim Frcckes, and are, Of sp
,iis,n use bottle two Of DIR. rOWNSEND'S SARSAPA
RIIIA II will cleanse the Blood, remove the Fresklss
and otches AMI give you animation, sparkling eyes fine
spris, and beautiful exonall Of which are of i'm.
,nsBse value to UNMARRIED LADIRs.
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IYNNX LUIS VA ~
- lisliment IN America. The public have EZHR
had full proof OF their integrity al responsibility, Hut
such has been the great and pressing donIad for their
TEAS OF late, that they have been Obliged enlarge TO
great extent tlelr two principal establishments IN New
York, viz: Nc.
1873 Chatham and 1913 Greenwich Streets.
They moreover possess facilities, IN relation 10 the Tea
Trade In very abundant degree and doubtless, superior
TO any other Tea Concern Ia America Their serupulous
regard all principles that tend 10 elevate the character OF
large house Is we'll understood, and has already secured
Them aconnexon probably larger than all other Tea Es
tablshcnts united and they consequently determined
70 sell Teas prer, more Ggr and etef for the riees
copied "
They most zealously invite the attention Of the lnhab
tans o. washington To their Agency, where the following
are always on hand and they feel no hesiia
to ~ statns mat wherever single trial Is made avery
leeed preference s given to the celebrated Teas Of the
CANTON TEA COMPANY
IL Reader, make the experiment.
Retah FREES as foHoss snect IL al 10 be returned
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arrTALINE eALyANIC STRENGTHEN.
III Tno fLAsTEHs for sale BY .
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Empowered by Act Of Parliament, 2 yct-Roya Assent
S July %, 1877
"a !Sarings Bank for the Orphan and The Hidow."
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PRINCIPAL OFFICE i26 FULTON STREET, N. York
IL IN s. r. W pyorT SONS, GENERAL Aursrs, No
M Norlh Second Street, philadelphia, Pa.
Assent for Washington City, CHARLES ST0T-r DRuo.
sysf corner lii street and Penn Avenue.
~ Aiso, nr sale by Driegsis generally.
r. NONE GENUINE UNLESS PUT UP IN TIE
lE1aE SQUARE BOTTLES, WHICH CONTAIN A
uVAnT, AND storEp WITH rHn WRITTEN SIGNATURE OF
a y TOWNSEND, AND nis NAME BLOWN IN rHE GLASS
NJ - n. ID % TT. -En
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UNITED STATES OFFICER.

VINTTI1D u
Capt w Mclean, Member OF the Legislature, and
Of The United states Navy, has kindly sent us the following
certificate II tells It's own story.
sal RAILWAY, Jan. 25, 1877.
year since was taken with the Influenza, and my
whole system left In debtaed state was induced to
Try DIR. TOWNSHIPS SARSAPARIlLA,a and after TAX Ing
tw0 three boles was very much relieved, and ar
bate Il entirely TO The said Sarsaparlln. have continued
taking II, and find that improve every day. believe II
saved my life, and would not be without II under any
sideraiiOn. G. W. MCLEAN
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An Attachment.

The following capital story is told of an Ala.
oama Sheriff and pretty widow:
Court was in session, and amid ,be
multiplicity Of business which crowded II.
pom hm at term time, he stopped at the
door OF beautiful widow on the sunny
side OF thirty, who, by the way, had often
bestowed melting glances upon the Sheriff
aforesaid. He was admitted and soon the
widow appeared. The confusion and de-
light which the arrival of the visitor had
occasloned, set of to greater advantage than
usual the captivating charms of the widow
NJ. Her checks bore the beautiful blended
llnts OF the apple blossom her lips resem-
bIed rose5uds upon which the morning dew
yet fingered; her eyes were like the ouiv,
ers OF Cupid, the gIances of love and ten
derness with which they were filled resem.
bling arrors that only wanted a fine beau
(pardon the pun,) to do full executiop,-
Alter lew common place remarks:
Madam, said the matter of fact Sheriff
4 have an attachment for you.' A deeper
blush than usual mantled the cheeks Of tbe
fair wldow-with downcast ewes whose
glances were centered upon her beautiful
feet, half concealed by the flowing drape.
ry gently Pathng the floor, she, with
equal candor repIied;
Sir, the attachment is reciprocal.'
For some Time the Sheriff maintained
an astonished silence and at last he said
Madam, will You proceed to court?"
Proceed to court!' replied the lady.
with a merry laugh then shaking her
beautiful head, she added No Sir though
this is leap year ! will not take advantage
of the license therein granted to my sex,
and therefore greatly prefer that YOU should
proceed to court 2
But madam, the Justice is waitiup.'
Let him wait, | am not disposed fo
hurry matters in such an unbecomioU man.
ncr and hcsldcs sir, when the ceremony
Is lsp'riormed, wish you 10 understand thar
prefer minister 10 a justice of the
peace
Madam said he, raising from his chair
with solemn dignity, there, is very great
mistake here, my language has been mis-
understood, the attachment of which
speak was issued from the office of Esoujra
e., and commands me to bring you nstan.
Ily before him to answer contemnt Of
courtin bisobeying a subpoena in the case
of Smith US' Jones ?"
We drop the curtain.
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For Tie C0inwJid Democrat.

Col TATE -
May he permitted, briefly to ad.
dress, through the lemocrdt that interesting
norton of our citizens-the rising youth Of the
present day.
Being engaged in the arduops duties Of an in.
struclor Of youth, my experience, and oppofta-
mites for observation and reflection, give me some
advantages, perhaps, over some Others much
better qualified otherwise for the task We not
nnlrequenty hear many OF our contemporaries
now in an advanced stage oi lie, recnr with much
apparent regret, to their very limited opPoriunI'
~ of acquiring lbera! education a"d upon
retrospective view Of the difficulties incident TO
their youth, in the early settlement Of our coun-
,rv--be absence Of facilities &c, It Is rather mat
,or of sunrise that they succeeded in acquiring
the limited education that most 5eem to have at
tanned, under many hardshiP' and prvallon' --
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indians at WuShingIOm.

The Nationm hicHgcacrr, of Thurs.
day last, says that the Chippewa chiefs
and warriors now here paid visit to the
Capitol on Friday. They were ovcrwhe
med with wonder and admiration at the
magnificent Objects that met their eyes
iorlhe first time bchcld-and surprising
far, we suppose, anything that had ever
been thought Of in their rude imaginations.
The Capitol, with its magnitude and its
decoration, its paintings, its statuary, &C.,
offers certainly strong cOntrastto an In
dia wigwam and its Accomplishments. as does
the civilized. educated, polished Anglo-A-
mericm to the lmsophisticated and unciy-
ilzed son of the forest.
Upon visiting the statue of Washington
that faces the eastern front of the Capitol,
one of the chiefs, O-sKA-BA-w1ss addressed
it as follows, the address being faithfully
interpreted by Major MARTELL, the agent
and interpreter OF the vstants:
"My Great Father, we all shake hands with
you we have traveleda long way through the
great cou TRY that you acquired for your people by
the aid Of the Great Spirit Your people have
become very great-our people have become very
small may the Great Spirit, who gave you sue
cess, now protect u, and grant rs the favor we SAX
OF our Great Father, who uow fills the high place
first occupied by YOU
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OLD SERIES--V'OL. TW.ELK.E.
VOL: 2, NUMBER "a.

ThenOlse Of the pistol aroused the ci,
sleeper she started in the bed, and seemed
an angel of the white clouds emerginr Co.,
her downy bed to soar up to the sk;eo
The first thing that presented itself to
her view was myself standing near her
with pistol in my hand.
"oh' do not murder me take all
you cannot will not kill me, sir ~
ne servants now rushed in-all was
explained.
Inc wretch turned out to be vagabond
supposed to be runaway slave from
virginia, | had the proyidential oppor.
tuhl,y OF resculng one from the worst Of
iales' who, in after years, called me hus.
Oand' and related to our children her mir.
aculous escape from the bold attack of a
midnight assassin, Spirit ofthe Times.
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Things in General.

o. General TdyiOr'S Inaugural Smt.-lhe
papers tell US, that Ackerman and Mixen, OF the
city of New York, have received an order for 1t
having Just sent to order to Baton Rogue box oi
clothing for Major Bliss and other members OF the
Generals suite.
o. Charge of Horse Stealing. The Mayor Of
Phade pha, last Saturday morning, committed,
to await the reQusiton ofthe Sherlflot Montgom'
cry county, James Geisser, charged with stealing
a horse valued at $7OO, belonging to Franklin
Wyant, o: the said county,
er been time since the accession OF Queen Nlc'
toria, when English intercourse with other ma
tiOns had been in so bad position as at present
Reason, the Ministry is opposed to the conser'
yatlsm Of the Times
o. The German Minister The Naiiooal INTEL.
igencer announces the arrival in Washington Of
Baron Roenna, Minister of the German Empire
to the United States, and his reception in that ca
pacity, on Friday last, by the President of the
United States.
o. Doings of the Gold Mania The latest case
of absence Of mind reported, is that OF man deep.
ly involved in debt who went on board vessel
bound for California to take leave of his friends,
and forgot to come ashore again.
Q5- Slavery in Kentucky; An address has been
issued by Chancellor Nicholas and others to the
people Of Kentucky, urging that the constitution
proposedt to be formed should provide for the grad.
ual abolition of slavery in the State.
o. Colored Union At the State Convention of
colored men, held at Harrisburg recently, po.
litical association was formed, having for its OBJ
ect the obtaining of citizens rights for the color
ed men.
W A Man Advertises in New.York to put up
"iron cottages" in three days notice, for Cafor.
MIA use. They are portable and easily packed on
ship board. Shrewd and screwed idea,
0a- Getting Punished : A man named Robert
Owens was 80 badly Injured in prize fight in
Liverpool, that he died in few days. His op.
ponent was arrested for manslaughter.
o. judicial Resignation. Hon. William n. IT..
vine, President Judge OF the York and Adams Ju-
dicia District, has made known his intention to
resign his Office. His term does not expire until
1886.
o. James Cummings, of Austin. Mo, acciden-
tally killed his wife short time since, by the dis
charge of gun, the lock of which he was repair.
ing. The ball passed through her heart,
%. The Way They Live, Fifteen members of
the United State Senate and % members Of the
House of Representatives, have their families with
them at Washington, and board sat home"
Gy- Mr. Benton, it is said, will accompany his
daughter and Mrs, Benton to the other side OF the
Isthmus, on their way to California soon after the
adjournment of Congress.
% Another History 1t is stated that Col Bliss
is engaged in preparing history of the campaign
of Gen. Taylor in Mexico, in all which he partc-
ipated. That will be book, no doubt
o. Fires in Boston There were twenty-Gour
fires in Boston uring the month Of January, the
estimated amount of loss from which was S3l,.
420; the whole of which was covered with insu.
rance.
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Advertising.

o. The advertising press is of great use to the
country; it spreads ones wants before the public
eye, and 10 very sure to bring the desidera um 49,
And with the impression that it is every ones
privilege thus to make known his wants, man
advertises in the following manner -
"WANTEp. An able.bodied person to hold my
wie's tongue; she and being unable to keep 1t
still"
Now we wish to inform the gentleman advcr-
tiser that we know an "abc-bodied" man who
understands perfectly the management Of "wiycs'
tongues" lie is nov out of employment, and
would like the job proposed, if the compensation
be adequate. Inquire at tins o0ce lor further
particulars
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EaCOniCs.

Grief, after all, lie like in a damp country
what was at first necessity becomes afterwards an
indulgence.
An apt quotation is like a lamp which filings its
light over the whole sentence.
The history of most lives may he briefly com
prehend under three heads-our loIies, our iualts,
and our misiortunes.
There is nothing so easy tobe wise for others;
a species Of prodigaliry by the by--tor such wis
dom is wholly wasted
Marriage is like moncy-secm to want it, and
YOU never get it,
Alas, for the vanity Of human cuioymenj!- we
grow weary Of even uur own projection.
Attention is always pleasant in acquanauccs
TIL we tire Of them
The ridiculous is memorys most adhc.lye
plaster
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Agricultural.
Treatment Of Horses.

An English writer, speaking of the treatment
of horses brought in hot from journey or from
any hard labor, says son taking Oft their saddles
brides, or other harness, turn them into field,
and let them, for fifteen or twenty minutes, roll
and amuse themselves at pleasure. After this
take them to the stable, and rub curry, and groom
them in the usual manner by observing this
method you will find your horses much sooner
dried, and much less liable to break out into fresh
sweas or to catch colds, than if at once taken in.
to the stable tried it with my own horses
saddle coach and farm-tor more than twenty
years, and therefore speak from my own knowl.
edge on the subject"